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New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

Caery Reported The TRiBUSE
THUKsDAI Nov. Q l87l
ASES-Po moderate steady s. 75Gbd IS
Pearls dull and unchanged at 50 Is t9 IS.
request steady We quote Hards l2i 02c
COTnONthe demand has been better mostly from spinner the
closing seaGy sales jOaU bales t9 las; ia
I12 export Jb for Futures
oueued 6rrn, but closed l-l6c. lower. Ne quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
PITTSBURGH CENTRAL LIVE STOCK MARkETZsG' N,


crux-Recev. tbs weet up o08 6J bad aEint
~ san. d,T l.u week The the Eef was Inn
and strong bat the close owing increased irr,l was
and nominal The quality cattle tie market thh rk
ss, ast rek and be better satisfied than
u,ua with their purchases supply has been tn up 'ne
good prce The ss smouh; to iv seo sa p.rD
M be found paid for the diHnt
syIy.p. steers averaging b1 b. selling - 7o 70
averaging OOO 50; Ohio steers Ayergng o. 10 ~ % ~,
aging 2C NJ Kentucky steer aod be,er 'VsfsEs
Al "a S5 Illinois steers averaging 100 ~ At - ~ %
,,.srs averaging i6O n 81 2S TeIsns aTensnE l 81 ~
o. CO. Cherokee sDd heies averaging wv ID a. ~
bulls and from ~ 9O99J o. Aeeoiu"s " f1' 49,
cattle. from % 736Bt So ann L..A -. % ..,lo.d,
the m.t,t has lep dull good sheep on han shu %
scarce prices are zoe 10 lower than last week W neep
A. -. ~ ,sssn 1Ic 70 lic At 4c TO itc lambs sc
to SEC oo. ,t. n.,
The co,s "a, rather du SLOW, but Sl " ose hn
lat vsI phIphs bozs selling from 81 6O TO ~ w. iohef
81 lAdSl 90 Baltinores, none selling
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10
feqal Notllts.

Eesal Notirts.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- Application Of the Mayor Aldermen and commonay o. te City Of
and Fy nnh And also The naEns 81 that
Thirty second at Thirty hh st. and that
part between and Of greater width
hAn one hundred feet IN the City Of fHew.iOrk.
hereby given that the bill Of the costs charges and erpen
incurred By Of the proceedings the lied matter viii
the Honorable ALBERT CARD0ZO Of
the supreme New Court Hou at the City
Hall CITY York the thirteenth day Of November ISL
O: 10 O'clock in the forenoon. ~
THHE %fIfIsS & ioS6s; WOOD Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1871-11-10

Southern quiet and unchanged sales no bbG We quote"
Alex and GeOrgetOwr BItrl and Family 81 l0d 80 ~
DelsWare... W.
and Tennessee BItra and PamiT....... 700
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
Written for the Bcacon.)
BRASS VS.. BRAINS.

Brass and Brains both have a great in
huencc upon the present age. aud it is a
very difficult thing to tell which is the
most useful. Sometimes We meet with an
individual in whom the brass preponder-
atcs. and again We will meet with another
where tho brain has the advantage. aud
sometimes both are wanting. Occasion
ally, they are found equally balanced: bu,
generally we sec 4 great deal Of brass and
very little brain. which enables the pos
SCISSOR to become a very popular individu-
al He generally sounds his own name
far and wide. and imaciucs himself to be
one Of the greatest men of the age. The
less brain he has the more noise he will
make.
\ great many people do not know the
difference between real merit and the un-
vanished brass They are apt to think
that man who is successful must have
either one or the other. but generally the
noisy man, if he has tact. can cast the man
of genius completely in the shade, aud the
mass of the people will admire him as
much as a young man will the face of a
beautiful girl.
\ little brass in the composition ofmen
is an excellent commodity. 1t serves TO
harden the tender nature of genius against
the rough blows of the world. which 9TH
erwisc might crush its delicate form. But
too much brass will give man such an
exalted opinion Of his own powers that,
whenever he is told any thing. he believes
that he already knew il and no one can
convince him that he Is in error. He is
too wise TO learn even from wisdom her
self. and he is never troubled By meeting
A superior: and the older he grows, the
more he knows. in his own opinion.
A man OF real merit. rs he advances in
knowledge. sees 50 much that he canno'
comprcheud. that he is never troubled
with an uneasy sense of his. own wisdom.
He takes an enlarged view of human ma
turc. and what little lnowlej &c he has ac-
ouired more than his fellows. looks to him
but like drop in the great world o.
science. Thus it is easy TO tell a wise
man. Wisdom will govern human IA
,ure in this respect. Whenever You meet
man--no matter whether he is politi-
clan. poet. or rl,ilosopher-who think:
himself a grca; man. you may safely con-
Glade tina; there Is T great deal Tor hun e
learn. before he can take lis place among
ibe wise men Of !hc world. J. u. J.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

". bu; tic call for j, should be 20 drawn
up as to give II a far wider scope and far
greater freedom than the regular party
Convention can possibly have. This call
should provide for full representation from,
all the States Of the Union. |, should
not be addressed exclusively to democrats,
but to all parties who are willing to take
part IN such conference 1t should
make provision tor a thorough AMI free
discussion Of all issues of the times and
should ensure the fair consideration Of all
practical propositions property brought,
foreward. The conference should be EN-
powered to establish a basis for party re-
organization. to announce principles for
popular acceptance and to adop, measures
for future action. Ample time should be
provided for its deliberations and proceed
ings, and We think that it's session should
IN any event, cover up at least the period
of week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

COUNTY Notwithstanding ;hc progress.
OF our late political "oaplcasantncsss. = VA.
r'ous propositions were thrown out look.
ing to retrenchmen. in our county cynor-
res and promising reform in our county ad .
minis'ration. That our e1 pcnses are heavy
VIC have neither interest nor inclination n
deny That they press with peculiar hard
iics' at this time upon the landed interest
Is also individually true. This is mainly
attributable. first. to the bcavircss of Tho
expenses themselves, and, secondly. to the
des r'ction. without compensation. Of over
" million of personal property by radical
action and the consequent satisfaction Of
this amount from the basis of taxation -
The burthen shich was hitherto borne by
about four millions of property has now to
be borne BY about three. An increased
amount of expenses to pay-and our cx-
Pcnscs hare increased within the last eight
years and increased hcavily-and f,urtl.
less property to pay them from-this solves
the mys cry ofour high taxation. Ru, WIZ t
solves the mystery ofo our increased and in
creasing expenses? Let the tax payer exam
inc the Levy Lis. for 1871 rs published in
the Beacon and compare it with the lew list
for 1868 and he will find cut. But is i,
practicable to cur.ail our county expenses
without detrimcn, TO ,he public interest.
the cause Of progress and the claims of
humanity? This is the one important
question for the taxpayer 10 debate. and
upon this question the columns Of our paper
are open to him. as they have ALWAYS been.
for temperate and impcrsoual criticism. =
We are willing TO believe tia, our new
board Of Commissioners will do the bes:
it can for the taxpayer. We believe tue
old Board did. but we know it is easier to
talk than to act-to discover misfortuncs
than to remedy them. The one thing we
all can do is. TO throw ourselves On -rp
pert with any and all feasible. honest and
impartial endeavors which NAV IL made
by our new Commissioners to reform. whcr,
reform is possible, and to rctrench. whcr,
rctrcnchmcnt is practicable and proper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT.-Hcceipts have been fair this week
for the season, but under nm active demand
chiefly from millers, the market has in general
been very strong At the highest figures % the
season. Sales 10 Thursday. inclusive. add up
about g. 0oo bushels. viz: -. 900 Pcuusy lvari4
red At from los 10 liz cents the latter prize
for very choice: 10 600 Western AT ls3Cr !ss
cents for red. 10 cents for white l.3 cents for
amber. } 600 Maryland red ST from Loo 70 is
cents :. o01 do. amber At $500 lSS cents, and
5000 do. white a; from les 10 1870 cents.
RIE-lias been firm through the week. We
report ssles u 500 bushels VIZ / 900 a. SOTO %
cents, and so At 100 cts, prime closing steady
AZ the latter figures.
COkS.-R-ceipls have hcca hcarv this week,
and the market generally active. AT The Open
ing, under the pressure OF large supplies, prices
fell of someN hat but the decline has subsequent
IL been recovered. and the market closes strong
The sales comprise -, 600 10 so. 900 bushels
white al from % to - c,GtS. the closing sales
being AZ lEf IS cents - 600 bushels yellow
nj from tS 20 - cents: 5000 do. old do al
from - 10 a. Srsis, ard some -, OO0 bu>hels
Western At 13Ca - ceats for iiie and -IGI.Ti
cents for mixed
oATS-IIa,c Leca dull, though steady IL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

SEcErARY or STArr.-IIon. John Thomr-
son Mason, it is stated, will receive from
the Governor elect, Hon. Vim. Piukncv
Whyte, the appointment of Sccctary of
State. The selection of gentleman ofsuch
high personal character and eminent quail
iications as Mr.. Mason is known to be in
dicates purpose by the new executive to
raise our State appointments to the highes,
standard of merit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

The AL0!SE-for Jaauary.-In beauty Of
Typography the Aidine is certainly uneycelied
by any other American publication, whilst in
the general excellence of!ts engravings it>;Auis
in this country at least, without a rival. Be
sides these attractions, the number for January
has fine oil chrome Of Young ducks, admirably
drawn and colored copy Of which is furnish
ed Cratuitously to every yearly subscriber. "e
shall refer more in detail to this publication in
our next Issue. Terms $ per year. For cir
cu!ars and particulars address James Sutton +
Co., 23 Liberty ST., New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

DEBATING Society a meeting Of
the St. Mary's Reading Room and Deba,-
ing Society, held Nov. oath, 1871. the
following gentlemen were elected officers
to serve the ensuing Term:
Presidcn,-R. c. Combs:
Vice-Presidcn.-A. J. Spalding;
Rec. Sec.-John F. King;
ASST, Rec. Sec. II. Key;
Cor. Sec.-Jo, F. Morgan;
Librarian-D. c. Hammett.
The Standing Committees for the Term
are composed of tN following gentlemen
Question Committee-J. Ii. Wilson,
\. 3. Holmes and Robt. Ford.
Finance Committee-V. Camalier, c.
j. Norris and j. T. VI. Raley.
Library Commit;ec-J. Parran Crane,
DR.. Chas. Combs and VIM. J. Edelcn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

ExPLASAToRT.-A correspondent calls
nur attention TO, and takes US to task for.
the following Statement. made in late ed
i:orial Of the Beacon with regard to
Conventions for purposes Of local nomina.
tons. that question has been settled for
years to come, and settled against Con-
vcn.ions." Our correspondent thinks
that the Convention issue has no, been
settled, or. il settled 4. all, that i, has
been settled in faror Of Conventions, 80
far at least as the democratic party is con-
ecrned.' Now. while admitting that four
fifths OF the democratic party have lately
shown. both in primary meetings and at
the polls. that they favored Conventions
for purposes Of local nomination. never
.heless. We re-assert. that this question has
been practically settled for years TO como
and settled ogoi"a such Conventions. =
The Convention men themselves, or the
grea. majority Of them, have made a 'sncw
departure on this subject. Imagining
that they have found out tina; Conventions
don't bind others Of their party, they arc
unwilling to contract further in this way
to bind themselves. They know or be-
lieve that no Convention for purposes Of
local nomination will be sustained bv the
united democratic voice ofthc county. and
they arc now certain, the radicals in this
stale OF affairs holding the balance Of pow
or and cxcrting it a"qins, Conventions. no
matter how or hy whom convened. tia, to
invest further in a body Of this kind is to
provoke certain and inevitable defeat.
Therefore. they will have none oft But.
abandoned hy the great majority its ORR
ginal upholders, is it likely that the In
dependents will take stock in The concern.
We should think not But if,hcy DO not,
what then? Why, even this-thc qucs-
ton as to Conventions for local non,ina
tons by the democratic party of our coun
~ has been practically settled for years to
come and settled ny,inA such Couv,n-
tons. We take it, that two things have
been pretty clearly foreshalowcd by the
late election, firstly, that, in local matters.
the frec-ight system, which includes bush
whacking and other attractive divcr;i>c-
ments. is the system for our money and
market. and lastly. that the bs FISH
in politics are to he cultivated an! ,aEcn
care ofby Conventions. whilst tn little
LEGAL minnows are TO Lc lcf:-,o cultivate
and take care Of themselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

up and kSoekisg Oft nearly all the glass on
the table. The Prince jerked him on. BY
the legs aH. laid him on the carpet where
he went to- jeep. The las; seen Of the
party. Fish ~as fist asleep. with his head
in large dish. while the Russian minister
was shaking his is. at him. The Prince
and Cresswell were shaking hands in the
most afec,ionaie manner. just As the Post
master-General had come to a dead halt in
the Ind verse Of the old song. Here's tn
you. Tom Brown We tell the story as it
was told to Us.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
MARRIED..

4; Martinshurg. on the 10th instant, By the
Rev Father q Kecfc. JAS. l.. LANGLEY, ot
Baltimore, 10 Mrs. REBECCA TAYLOR, OF
Mart,nshurg West Va.
On the osth inst. bv the Rev. FathcrVcinan-
~. JOHN G. TlrPETT to Miss MARY e. TEN
NILSSON.
On the same day. by the Rev. Father rac-
ciarini. GEORGE W CATION TO Miss MAR
TIA NORRIS.
ON the same dav hv the Rev. Father De
wolf JAMES J. Long TO Miss MAMIE Ed
WARDS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

COMMISSIONS RECEIVED The commits.
sions of the county officers chosen at the
late election have been received by the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court They are re-
quired to qualify within thirty days after
the reception of their commissions.
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DIED.

NJ his residence. or -. Clements Bay, in this
district, Thursday last, the 22rd instant. Jo-
SEPH Johnson, aged about 20 years. May
lie res; in peace.
In 81; .nigoes' district. on SUNDAY, the 2G:t
instant. FRANCIS NORRIS, aged about ~
years. May lie rest in peace.
At his residence in 81. lnigoes' district on
Sunday. tie 25lh instant. after a short illness,
JOHN II. HOLMES, in the s2nd year ofhi> age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

QUARTERLY MEETING The 3rd
Quarterly Meeting for the St. Mary's Mis-
sion. NJ. L Church. South.-thc Lord
willing. - will be held in Lconardtown.
SUNDAY, the 3rd Of December. Preach
Ing =. half-Past 10 o'clock, a IN. by Rev.
i. ". Wilson, u. u.
j. PERRY HALL,
Pastor.
Nov. 80, IS1l-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Persons having bust
ness at the December (intermcdiatc) term
Of our Circuit Court will bear in mind that
the session opens on Monday next, the
18th of December.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

GrANo.-For Guano and Fertilizers zen
orally the market continues extremely dali, Ahd
prices are without change For Peruvian Gu
ano the agents prices for lots of 30 tons or
more are scr so for Chincha Island. and 500
for GuanApe Per ton, gold, and No , Of zach
kind 10 per ton less, also gold. For Fhos-
pilates and marutac turc,l Fertilizers $50 per ton
the general price.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

EXECUTIVE ArrolNrNENr.-ilis Excel
lency. Gov. Bowie. has appointed VIM.
+. Perry Justice Of the Peace for the Srd
Il c,i"n district in place Of Il. ii. Waltz
en-. deceased.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

.s~Iie Modenwelt tor November has been
received, and rs usual is replete with the latest
fashionable news for the ladies. :. T. TAYLOR,
Publisher, 39l Canal street, New York. 81 per
Innum
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

To Corr spoSDEsrs-" See wha. Won
oar Do" poetic efusion. has been re-
ccivcd and accepted. and will be published
in our next Issue
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

MEETING oy TIRE LEGisLArrRE.-As re-
quired by tue constitution. the general
Assembly of Maryland will nice, on the
first Wednesday. the third day Of January
next, and the new Governor will be inaucu-
rated ON the second "Wednesday Of JAN
uary. to continue in office for four years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
Total value 10 farmer.


The above named fertilizer is sold at
So per ton, involving loss of S34.3l.
or l9i per cent. TO the farmer on every
ton he purchases or. in other words, he
pays for it very nearly ) times as much as
j: is worth.
tn" -Nrgnum B9num Soluble Phos-
p bate The above fertilizer from which
samples for analysis were selected, was
purchased at the Office of Nfessrs. Dug
dale X Grvin, Baltimore, Nd. It is put
up in bags marked l67 Tbs the bag pur.
chased weighed 40 lbs It's mechanical
condition was very bad, being composed
almost entirely of coarse, hard Jumps. that
were pulverizcd with considerable difficult
ty. and we SHOULD think it would cause
considerable trouble to the farmer to pre-
pare it for drilling. Mcssrs. DugGale l.
Girvin are comparatively modest in re-
commencing this fertilizer. They furnish
an analysis as follows:
Analssis made by Prot ". lie Roy Brown,
formerly of Va.
Soluble Bone Phosphate. 1879
Bon" Phosphate soluble in the soil, 2T9i
Ammonia, $50
Potash, 424
soda and Nagnesia, 2.7a
Ills article contains the mos: yalu.b!e Con-
s.incn's in large proportions. and I have no
doubt Viii prove a very valuable fertilizer
" lie ROY BROWN.
Dec. 3rd, 1870.
This. to say the least. is a CARRIED anal
y~is. 1t states that this supcrpLosrhate
contains II per cent. Of Soluble Phos-
pilates" but as to the amount Of phosphoric
acid in the Soluble Phosphates' we are
left entirely in the dark Again We are
informed that the superphosphate contains
per cent. Of Salts of Potash but as
to the amount of potash We remain unin-
formed. BY referring to our analysis, the
reader will notice less than one per cent.
Of potash. and BY converting this potash
into the sulphate or muriate. he will OBJ
tain less than two per cent, which, shows
great discrepancy in the analysis
AGRICOLA.
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500 acres.

Of as fine Ia 4 as can be fpuud in this sec
ton Of the State. There is an immense
quantity Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30

price souse - oso 20 I 5 600 bushels selling ali
at.5e(s - seats per bashel.
ToBACCo.-For MARYLAND Leaf the demand
continues fairly aciise, and NEST Of the receip,s
find brye-s At sfeadr rtiees but there has been
no movement Of Consequence this week in other
descriptions 80 Tar a. ne are advised. The re-
ceipts Il Maryland continue 10 te Chi~fy of
ground leaf, which are taken generally Al from
10 cents. very little crop. either rev or old.
coming forward. C'earrd this ~r~k So bids
leaf and ls1 hhis stems 70 Rotterdam. ana 100
hh9s. leaf 20 Iivcr'ccl total 1880 hhds-
Prices fer az ieSs r;piious are maintained. and
we quote IS follows VIZ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
TIMBER,

sui able Cor cord wool all Other purpo-
SO upon the land. all "f which is c'nvc-
nicn; 10 the Il yer and meets with ready
sale, at lirh prices. wh"ncy, rlaccl in
market. The farthrst distance Of any %
this timber frnm nayigable wl'cr vii no.
exceed tw, miles.
There are two Steamboat wharvcs with
in few miles o. this c,;a'c. and ticrc
vas formerly a wharf upon the prem sc>
The distance to The mouth % the River i
only about four miles. and there i, always
,ri-wcyk Y steam con- mIGication with Bal
lim1rc.
The r.,iic1cc up,n thi estate is beau
'iinliv lcc7t, Il, : within few yards of
the River and the bathing is fine alor 9
The entire shore in front of it. Tlere i
plenty Of fine water uron The premises.
and the situa:iou is a healthy "a any in
the State. The adj cent nrishborhood
$ inhabited by a sor,rl. u ighborly and
Intelligent people, and churchs oF differ
cnt religious dchon1i atoms are rs conve-
ticniIy near u i-ht D. desired
TIE soil upon this estate is fertile and
productive, and we'll ap'ed To the growth
of the staple produces # the State The
facilities tor Shipping pro !uc.. fruit, cord
wood or other crm rmlrries arc very SUI
p"ior. Steamers or Bay Graft can lie
WITHIN a few fcc; of the >horc anywhere
along he tront OF the e>,atr, aud the har-
Dor i, s. ii that they are pert, city safe
liz any weather.
During the + III and Winter months
WlLDFOWL abound in the Pa,uxent
River in the Spring. TERRAPINS are
plenty in Sprin.. Summer aud Fall a
great V. rlcty o: FISH are caught, and
the finest oysters are abundant through
out the year. Bird shooting is also iue
upon the premises. a:d On the farms ad-
jpiAiug.
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TOWN CREEK,

This estate is beautifully located mon
the bank of the Patux ut, i, in high
state of cultivation. has COOL Dwelling
House and fine Barns and other out
houses upon it; and contains about
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-30
CEHTRtvILLE AND MILL.

being a part ~ ,rac, o. Land formerly
known a. Thomas and My" and coz
tanning
100 acres,
more or less.
Tn. land lies near the GrCa, Ni,l> and
but short distance from the 1T Ma
rvs River. |, has comfortable and con-
veuIcni
BUILDINGS
upon it. is of excellent soil and well sup
piled with
TIMBER.
II i located in pleasant AID ,h,iAy
uei chbo' hood and ccnve,i-n, t. Mills.
Churc les. Stores. Post Office, g."
TIE TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed BY The decree. are: One
half ct n" purchase money in cash on the
LAY of sale aud the balance in twelve
mouths ,hereaFter-'he deferred payment
to Ice secured by the bond or note OF
the purchaser, with security TO be ar-
proved by the Trustees. and TO bear in-
crest ftom the day Of sale
And. by vir,uc Of the ,hority afo-c-
said, We will offer at public sale. on the
premises Of the said John W. T. Gull.
son. on
SATURDAY, the c3rd day of DECEN-
Der NEXT,
between The hours Of 10 o'clock. a. m,
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TCoNNuSIcArED.
MANIPULATED FERTILIZERS.

Analysis Of the Magnum Bonum Solu-
bic Phosphate. Dugdale & Girvin sole
proprietors. Baltimore. Nd. Percentage
or amount contained in 100 lbs.
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CO.NEIR.N1TTO.N
John c E.step,
Trustee for
JOHN MIley FsicI
Margaret l~;,p
".
John Mil,l E>i,
Margaret l.s.cP.
IutheCircuii CCu,tfof :,
sitting a. a Courto.
No. 2ip \ /
nRDEREp.th. -0th i.
~ ;hatthe report oi 10
tee in this cause. be r1:iiic,t
unless cause 10 TIE con'rar'
or before the Bird Monda
next : provided = copy OF
published in I'll" SAINT :.
once a week forrlrecsucccs
10 the said 3rd Monday ot
The report states that ~
$3.50.
JNo 4 CAM
Truec,ry-T,s,:
.iNo \ CAM
Nov g. ls7l-3w.
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CE0. p. ROWELL + CO., 10 Park ROw
~ Ser lcrk.
S n. PETTENGILL + CO., 81 Park Ror,
Nsr Iork,
Are the cole agents for the 81. Mary, Bacon
in that city, and are authorized to contrac
for inserting advertisements for US at our low
est cash rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
quested 10 leave their fAvors with either OF the
above houses.
Oct -, 1870.