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B.Acxwcoo raR FraarAxr.-The February
number af Biackwood Il number Of unusual
iaserest and merit Besides two excellent ssc-
ri1-'F1ak sarshaii'' and ''fAir 10 Lee
the presens issne il enriched with several admir-
able and instructive historical, critical and po-
Ideal ssssya. This moushly l. almost essential
TO IN intelligent understanding Of British pcsi-
sics. and though Tory Or Conservative In its in
spisatons. win Be found TO trsAs the ''progres-
sves." II nos With iadiciai impsrsality. ~ least
with distinguished shilisy. Terms for Black
vood. 81 pr sanan- The Lsoaard Scott Pub-
hshing compsay. leo Falsoa ssssst Ns~ York
eiv, ara The rsA,izhers. A disooaat ef % pr
esss. 10 alie~cd 70 elshs eficar g. more rezs-rs.
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Notice for Proposals.

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

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EATATETvT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

~ Befr. Coogrsm adicarned. it
vhisevassed N.;os-Gene-,h Bssler and
Haward. There vas % trczhle vita
Howard. Who v.s charged vitA rather .
dark cEesee. and the vhissvssh made
. beautiful eoatr.ss, bat Il rss . aifscal,
Job % make Il show on Butler. On account
Of his immaculate purity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09

rsesssaAsss. krc.--Oar readers yin
IA placed - sesFs--ss least such Of them
= have s@rleyed Mr.. u. \. chipley. the
s~issas photographic. tina. |. 10 The par.
psss u 'A's ssesllsns artist 10 pay cur VII.
,Aes visit asxs week and resain over
ussil amer March cears. Knowing sc#s-
thing Of Ne. chirley's merits a. IN ars;ss
ssd Of bic ssaisl ssd ssaslsmasly quail.
tiss - . nan. ~ have no kstisasioa 10 re-
ee~sssdise Aln ssshs hvsssls assies Il
en- ssanssiy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
Notice.

A LII pesscas are hereby warned 10, 10 'res-
"A pass on any Of the following named t.rt"s.
belonging 70 NE and located In he sad election
district
PARISH HEA GREEN BgN-
NErrs DELIGHT. the MASON TRACT. q
tract oAised BEANS PURCHASE and tract
known a. PART OF cLARKEs RANGE sad|
HENDRICKS LANE.
With dog. eaa 90 Otherwise, The lss win 10 rig;
sdly snforerd against oil whe disregard this eel
nssyaMs HEwErrl
iaa 10, issi~~ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
DYER, HILL & CO,

for The purpose Of conducting the GRO
Gerry. LIQUOR and GEN ERAL CON-
MISSION BUSINESS. at No. 30 Lish,
Street. Baltimore. where We will bc
blessed 10 see our FRI nis.
~ J DYER.
$. 81: - a.. q D. hill.
varch .. is7i-1y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
NOTICE.

resorV<skkF RsS AAsHogNrSS
eEAElrlrES
FsSSNrNrg> fAE1Uk f<NErRAttS
NNN t<AECElAtN PICTURES
4 rrsE ss ssse-cs - erer = yeAr p~Nf~,.s
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sr r~SsS<xsa. Aad exF~rs - rveAsa asO, a
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~ stNtax Satisfaction ~ at wks Asa~ev~s
vita their rNsrNasSp "a Ace sa F,sTscy vssst ~
the CN,aay ssrl NARRATED IN sss,es that scss
wAe raAs sweley NE 90 my rvsatn viii hs,s
test ecvSssor t. eS dsT,rssrl with av weEk
Thanking nsy ~, Narys A4ena, tss ssrsV Asl
fsvers ia The past, rvsTe~5fali, sal,ost S,,anv-
aaacs es The ssEse and also a saAtv Il general
patransss
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tcsr~ras ifrn Old pssuerr~osyrcs
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
Trustees Sale
of
REAL ESTATE

DT vs-ssc css ie,e-v>, e he CSc,sS,
ID { arr ser Sais1 Mars s,@s,w. e.
s~e n &, i-y. rss>r1 u es&se j. wAS>A
Z rzaeG Sill j. Ca asnsa,, sd J = .
3 Cszrs.ey . ies Gasas, "a Aafc
i,ss e ssS Is h Ssv ~ MAr>N. lSss. a..
undersigned. a. Trw<.r~. w,n Ser NJ
FallSe sal. AZ The TIL Pa. "a
Saturday, the Is, DAY OF A pril.
1871,
hssweea the ssars ef lad 4 e'ek>k, r.
~. al 'has tract ~ psrv>l ., hs... >isa.
ssed in -, tsIcNe's S,>srSes s.f 81, Mary',
ecansy, called aaa sncwa hy ,ss aasae es
SmITnvIllf,
coas.iains
60 acres,
This land is heated Immediately a, the
"Piue." va tie iiae u, tho c>.a,s arl.,ea
railroad from Polo, Lookout To Washiar.
toa. distant from the Up, inl" tew
miles only. and has upon i, good
DWELLING,
STORE-HOCSE.
OuT-nouSES. &c.
The store is one Of the best stands Tor the
mercantile trale in the county. willis,
The land is well improved and OF tir.,-c.a-s
sol.
TERMS OF SALE.
a. prescribed by the decree. are =: One-
third Of the purchase money 60 be paid 10
cash on the day of sale. aad The balance
a, ore and two years credi,--ihe defer
red payments to be secured by the notes
Of the purchaser. Nth security {,
be approved by the Trustee. aud ~ bear
interest from the day Of sale.
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Trustee.
March Q. is7i-,s.
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en ma aasA asssNs& ii ~ naassN " eAseSA
Sca-a.. - ~ nss '. ~ ssessssA u - tsNs>
Ee>sS ~ as sesassyN ~ y = A, a. SSTkk
~ sssaaB@se Gee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
Notice.

nv BAKER OYER having withdrawn
l. from tue FIRM Of DrrR. Hnl 4 Co.
We have associated With as in ha-,ness
L ps ssRrn GAspixss (late Of the frm Of
w. A. Psdg q & TO-. aIder the name
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN ST MARY'SCOCNTY ORPHANS
COURT. March :. 1871.

nRDEREp. Tha, the sale 81 The rial
" estate Of Eliza A. Guy,h,r. de-.
ceased. made by Horny Watts. ex.
eeu,or Of the said deceased. aud this day
rsrer ed to this Gear, by the said executor .
b. rasi6rd aud confirmed, unless esuse he
shewato the contresy. ca or before The 9Th
day OF April next. provided. copy er,b,.
esdcr be inserted In s,ne newspaper pak-
lishcd IN 81. Mary's county. q. least ,nse
= week. fer three successive weeks. before
the 9Th day Of April next.
The report states the amount Of s,lcs
to he S2995, 90
A J SPALptNc, CO.
THOS. o. SPENCER. A T.,
JAMES r. YATES. A. J.
March o. lsTi-8w.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

intended 90 deceive the masses and secure
their aid to foi.t into place few aspiring
dcmagogues. Excuse the spirit which
PR mpts the inquiry, dear Eeho, aud an
swer, isn't it about SO?
In conclusion, We cannot refrain from
ccugratuiating the Order upon the decided
improvement in tho leading articles Of the
Echo. l; Of late mancic>ts no disposition
to avoid discussion Of its principles, and
instead Of heaping abuse upon its oppo-
nents, seems disposed to appeal to the
reasoning faculties Of its patrons, rather
than to stimulate and keep alive the baser
passions and prcjudices.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

All members Of the royal family have been
Geographically summoned. The Queen
and Princess Loniss left p. N. It l. ru.
mored on the streets that the Prince Of
Wales is dead, but it is doubted.
A London paper says the Prince l. sink.
ing fast. Congestion Of the lungs has set
in. There are no hopes Of his life. The
Queen is now with tho Prince. The city
is full Of alarming romors with regard to
his case. Newspaper extras are issued
giving all kinds Of reports. The effect on
business is depressing. Stocks and 6usa.
cial quotations show decline. Consuls
have fallen t per cent.
SANDRlNGHAM, Dec. IL, 10 r. NJ
The Prince of Wales passed an unquiet
evening, but his prostration does not iu-
crease.
The strike Of the telegraphers is be.
ginning to break up.
LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch by the
telegraph line via southern India and the
Red Sea cable, announces the successful
observation Of the total eclipse Of the sun
10 the southern hemisphere.
PARIS, Dec. 9-The National Assembly
to- day adopted, by a vote of 2S9 to 277,
the recommendation from the commission
having charge Of the subject, for alton
ton to the state Of the Grown Jewels.
The elections in Spain, in which the Re.
publicans have been so successful we're for.
municipal councils, and not far the Corte 8,
as was incorrectly stated.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 13.-The Pacific
Insurance Company paid S463, 900 to the
Liverpool, London aud Globe Insurance
Companies to reinsure all its outstanding
risks
Sailed, bark amelia for Astoria ship
JViaWood for Port Madison.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 9.-Arrived,
Her British Majesty's steam frigate Zeal.
ous from Victoria the ship Lookout, with
coal, from Belinyham Bay
Sailed, ship Shooting Star. for Nanai.
mo; barks Mary Giorcr aud adelaide
Cooper, for Port Discovery.
PORTLAND, Dec. 1.-THE steamer ORR
famine, on Saturday, sailed for San Frau
cisco.
The steamer Ajar leaves San Francisco
to-day for this port
The steamer Gussie 7'Lfair will sail at
four O'Clock to-day for San Juan, Panama
aud Sitka.
A construction train ran off mo track
on Saturday, near Harrisburg, killing one
Chinaman and injuring six others.
The Barkentine Grace Roberts has ar.
rived from the Sandwich Islands with
cargo of 1880 packages sugar.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 12.--Arrivcd,
bark Walter RaIcigh. from Freeport;
schooner DIS. Williams, Coos Bay; schr
Alfred, bark Oakland and ship Var
Hawk, Puget Sound; bark Cambridge,
Coos Bay.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

Recent Transfers Of Real Estate.
Herbert Jeal to VIM. Mellor, acre
Jeal's tract 800.
NJ. Galliher to J. Clendenin, % acres
township Is N. r. NV. $50.
J.H. Major to G.. w. Travers, lots 4 and
5 block "a Tumwater; $500.
II. W. Ryerson to J. Pray, 8 acres sec
ton 90 township 10 N. X. l w.; $500.
b. Bettman to A. Phinney, 4 acres Sec
ton 81 township 10 N. R. l w. 500.
Joseph Shaw to John MUM, 10 acres
section 25 township ION. X. 2 W.; $50.
Geo. Gilbach and Clark Biles to W. A..
Lewis lots l and block Q Tumwater $50.
G. Crosby to N. e. Traver and l.. p.
Yemen, lot 6 block I'll West Olympia !;
500.
&c. and E. w. Austin to Jeremiah
Mabee, tract of land in township Is n. L. 2
w.; $1,000.
j. G. Parker to VIM. Clendeniu, l &C.
100 acres section ID township l9N. r.
Nv; 5000.
Jas. Mcknight to w. Clendenin and
F. C. Miller. 10 acres section Ii township
10 N. r. 2 w; $500.
w. w. Powers TO N. b. Powers aud
Hugh Waters. 160 is acres township Is
| n. II. / f.; $500.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

p~ The following are the officers Of
the Womau's Suffrage Association Of Port.
land: President, Mrs II. Shanahan Vice
Presidents, Mrs. Harriet w. Williams and
Mrs. I. r. Moores; Recording Secretary,
Miss Lottie Sloper; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. Sarah S. Ramsey; Treasurer,
Mrs. Sarah Williams; Executive Com.
mittee, Mrs. Francis J. Law, Mrs. Sarah
j. Peters, Mrs. Mary A. Thompson, Mrs.
Mary G. DAILY, Mrs Abbie o. Gibson.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16
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ually growing in popular favor. 1t is a
treat to both old aud young, and in making
up the list Of newspapers to be taken dur
ing ~, Ballou should not be forgotten.
Address Thomas and Talbot, 63 Congress
street, Boston. Price per year, 81 SO.
A notice from the publisher states that
the Lille Corporal, who was vauquished
but not sublued by the great Chicago fire,
will soon marshal his troops again. This
is gratifying news to the young folks, rs
the Corporal was undoubtedly the best
youths magazine published.
GopEY's LADY's BooK.-This univer-
sal favorite maintains its high reputation.
Af'er over thirty years Of experience, Mr..
Cooley should know how to cooduct it, aud
he evidently does his level best"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16
Imagination an Aid to Journalism.

Imagination an Aid to Journalism,
The Corvallis (Ogu.) Gazette, in clos.
ing its eighth volume, says:
.It wouIi be interesting 10 review the his.
tory Of the Gazette through all these 10 n wears
ard note some Of the important events tina,
have been chrOnicled. What history, Il wo.. ID
be Time ana space forbids shis-but ,fbe
numerous patrons who have been onnsGf INT
readers Of our paper during all this time, can
run over in their minds, some Of the most i'm
portant of these events-anG that must suffice
for the present
This is an original altcrnativefor iuditing
long article Astounding in vigor, power,
warmth, sententiousness, sublimi.y aud pa.
thos. The reader can elaborate such
incidents in this mental exercise as suit
his peculiar fancy, or his precise tempera.
ment, at that ex1ct time. lie can tut be
pleased with the retrospect, none can be
offended by the substitution of views at va.
rance with his pre.conccived ideas, and
there can be no cavil upon questions 10.
volving nice and subtle points of dis,iuc.
ton. What an Improvement it is upon
the old system Of editing newspaper
How easy it will be, when this plan is
generally adopted, to conduct political
journal. For Instance We could say "Se-
lucius Gar6elde readers can run
over in their minds the secession pro-
clivities, the gambling propensities and
drinking habits Of this celebrated iudivid-
ual, aud that must suffice for the pre.ct.'
Or, Flanders and the Good Templars-
our readers can review in their minds the
incidents succeeding the Flanders cam.
paign, and-sufhcient for tn day is the
evil thereof" Then how easy it would To
to write puffs. We could say, " Bettman,
twelve years in business-our readers can
review in their minds the incidents which
have contributed to this firms marked
success" Or, Lightner T. Roscnthal-
San Francisco. Olympia. We leave our
readers to infer the advantages to be de-
rived from member of the firm residing
in San Francisco" Or, d" MIacleay, Hirscb,
Louthan, Harris, or Parker-bis stocks
varied assortments-cheap for cash We
leave our readers to supply from imasina.
ton everything further necessary for a
first.class puff" The Gazette should pat.
cnt the process as one tending to sim.
plify and adorn the profession and obviate
in great measure the necessity, for the
Oregon style Of Journalism" heretofore
so prevalent on this coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

BRrDlSd SHors.-Henry Ward Beech
er recently declared that "every custom.
house in the country is bribing shop"
A contemporary adds: Very true. But the
custom houses are not the only bribing
shops in the country. The White House
is little less than bribing shop if not a
great deal worse, and the War Department
is in the same boat. Congress itself is q
bribing shop of the most depraved and
colossal proportions. and there is not rad
ical in the country who docs not recognize
and act, if he acts at all, upon the known
fact.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

Dun MATLs.-No Portland papers came
by Thursdays mail, and many Of the East.
ern papers have not been received for sew.
cral weeks. Why is this p? Cannot the
contractor remedy the evil? If passengers
can come through We maintain the mail
bags can also. and we earnestly protest
against delay of the mail for the accommo.
dation Of passengers-if that is what's the
matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

CIGAR MAKINu.-They have a cigar
mandatory in Portland operated by Chi
uamen. The editor Of the Herald has
visited the establishment, and thus des-
cribes the process of manufacture A
broad leaf Of tobacco was cut iuto proper
lengths then one portion was seized and
rolled around some finely cut, and another
large leaf euveloped the whole, aud COM
plc,ed the cigar 1t was then rolled be.
tween two pieces Of board, kuifc cut OIL
struggling bits, the end to be placed in the
mouth was moistened with little grease
aud spittle, aud the weed was ready Tor
use
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

l6c We have n rumor from Washington
Territory that both Judge Kennedy and Gov.
Solomon have rendered their designations
Albany Democrat.
There is not the slightest ground for the
rumor. They don't belong to the resign
ing kind. Night just as we'll look for a
white black bird. AZ for Republican who
would voluntarily resign lucrative office.
They have to be choked Of, friend Demo.
crak
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

TUMwATER Town OFFICERs.-We arc
indebted to Mr.. Kuhn for the following
list Of the town officers recently elected at
Tumwatcr under the charter election:
Trustees-F. d. Kendall, Geo. w. Biles.
Samuel Ward, Samuel Taylor aud A. Van
VIE. Samuel Taylor was elected Presi.
dent Of the Board oi Trustees s. q. Ward,
Committing Magistrate, and j. w. Bonner,
Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-16

BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. j. Casio, pas.
tor o: this denomination, will oficiate in
the lower room Of the Masonic Hall, every
Sunday, at IL A. NJ. aud I'm. Prayer
meeting will be held every Tuesday even.
ing. at r.. NJ, at the residence Of Mr.. W.
H. Mitchell. The ladies' prayer meeting
is held every Wednesday afternoon, ut
o'clock. at such places as the members
may select.