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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
ST. MARY'S BEACON
srrBLlsnxD EVERY rHrRspAr ~
JAMES DOWNS.

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CONFECTIONERY,
TOYS,
NOTIONS,
Nav IL. lsTl-tfs
INT. REVENUE NOTICE.
Office Collector Of Internal Revenue, \
9Th District Nd, !
st. Dennis. July 14,h, 1871. \

NJ Office is hereby given, That Lists
~ Of Taxes for Saint Mary's County,
are prepared and hate been received at
this Office; and that, for the convenience
Of Taxpayers, and for the purpose of re.
cei~ing the same, I viii attend at
CHARLOTTE HALL. July 2sh;
CHAPTICo. July a9sh;
LEoNARDTOwN. July slss;
GREAT MILLS. August lss;
ST. INIGOE'S, a. 2nd. "
A failure to pay by the time indicated.
will subject the parties defanlting to an
addition OF fre per cexs. and one per cent.
month to the Tax. together wish charge
OF trwafy ceats (20) for each notice issued.
and toxr eemts pr miie in serving szmc /;
the whole recoverable by dissraint.
! kT Persons indebted to the United
States for Taxes w:k do wen 10 avail them
selves Of this opportunity to settle the
same.
D. L. STANTON,
Collector,
July ~. lS7l-of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

Az IxcIDESr or McMAHoS. .-McMa-
hon has not been less remarkable for his
personal bonhommie than for his bri,lian,
bravery. After Magenta. when he made
his triumphal entrance into Milan. charm
ing little miss of six years rendered him q
bouquet. He leaned down to take it. and
bent his ncdding plume over the baby to
kiss her. "I should Ike to ride with you."
said the little girl. 80 you shall. then,
my pei" and so saying. be sat her before
him on his war horse. and the noble ami
NAL. proud Of his double burden. stepped
daintily through the city along the road to
the cathedral. 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

WHar Caused A WAR.-The ''Grass-
hopper War" which took place about the
time the Pilgrims came 10 New England
in the MayHower. between two Indian
tribes. was brought about in this way -
An Indian woman. with her little son.
went 70 visit friend belonging TO ano,h-
er tribe. The little fellow caueht q large
grasshoppcr on the road and carried it
with him. A lad from the other tribe
wanted It, but he refused to give 10 up -
A quarrel eusued. which socu drew the
fathers and mothers into dispute. and ere
long the chiefs we're eagaged in \ war
which nearly extcrminatcd one tribe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

Great Barga;i,ss.

SHk LARGEST, aa. svs - W
j CHEAPEST and .
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY 000Dx
Resdy-mads C1stkins, CSsessjes.
iss Coods, Nsfioss,
Giores, Hsrdrsrs
Hosiery. ssA n zSsOurt.
D. .Se., &C., QeemsDsvs
ever offered g - pqblic q s.. NeuA ceen1x1
dgned, and 81 e disps5t1 o3so 1esx 1SS9ss
az City Retail Pviees. Our stock has been pur-
chased under the most favorable auspices, and
At the lowest ra.es Of the Boston, New. York,
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets, an will
be found to be unrivalled, both as TO priee and
quality, in Sc. Aary's county. Our stock Of
Dry Goods embracs q full line Of
Cloths, ~
Cdssimeres,
Cdlicoes,
BaeaeAed, Bro~s
and Plaid Mnsiins,
Ladies' Dress 0oods,
Waite Geods, 80 y
...a.l Cotfonades,
Liaens, Se.
In Ladies' Dress Goods and White Goods we
have the most beautiful and fashionable
assortment Of
Grenadines, Alpdeas,
Poplins, Beiaints,
Peredies, Laras ra
Piain, Pignes
Plaid and Jaconas,
Striped Cdn5rics,
Nainsooks, Ssrsss rad
.4 ,4~ Book Musiias
...4 = and Taristans
ever opened in the county, and will dispose OF
them at such figures as cannot fail to induce
buyers, mindful of their interests, to purchase.
in addition 10 our usual stock we have pur-
chased a most extensive and magnificent line OF
SPRING MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS
including all the latest and most approved styles
in
LADIES BONNETS and HATS,
FLOWERS
RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS
and all kinds Of Millinery Goods. This part OF
our stock was purchased under the supervision
of competent and experienced persons, and will
be warranted to our lady customers to be of the
most fashionable make and material, and lower
than the same quality of goods can be purchas-
ed elsewhere.
Every article usually kept in a first class coun-
try store will he found in our stock, and BUYERS
will find il to their interest to inspect our goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
5sc- Our terms are eyciasipely cash.
GREENWELL & FENEICK.
may IL, lsTl-6.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

CorLpx'r sxE Ir.--'.Old Tretter" is IN
eccentric genius, who drives the first stage
out Of Fork Kearuey westward. The fci-
ing Is related Of him: Ore day he stop
ped man on the road who drove . mis-
cradle team Of sick and aged raules. and
With the ejaculation. Look here. pn-
grim know man that would give You
eight hundred dollars IL he could scc them
mules. Why. exclaimed the man, ssart.
icd-hy such an unexpected prospect Of lack.
yeou dAon.t sy 90. Who i hc~ s'He'i
: Mind man. sid Trcsser; 'g'i1ng n---
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
k1-Ncver ask questions in a hurry =

EIrNcver ask questions in hurry -
Tom. a werd with you" 'Bc quick.
then. I'm in hurry" "Nha. did yos
give your sick horse t'other day 7" !. "A
pint Of turpensinc." John hurries home
and administers the same dose 10 D favor
tie charger. which, strange to say. dies IN
half an hour. His opinion of Tum's ye-
terinary ability is somewhat staggered.-
He meets him next day. "Well. Tom. I
gave my horse a pint Of turrcutine and Il
killed him. 80 It did nsipo." z - =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

DR.. Rad,cay's .S,rsapar'liian Resoleent
has made the most astonishing cures 80
quick, so rapid are the changes the body un-
dergoes, under the influence of this truly
wonderful medicine, that every day an in
crcnsc In flesh and weight Is seen and felt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

E~An old bachelor thus commen,s on
q recent ,nocpiighs incident We Icft our
sanc,um at midnigbs last night. aud on
our way home We saw a young lady and
gentleman holding gate on. its hinges.
They we're evidently indignant at being out
81 late. and We saw them bite each other
several times. u-a '-ess4- stE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

TT 1t is stated that tue earth csrey
was tried recently on half dozen cases Of
seurvy on the Wcsern plains. the Is-
ticnts being planted up to their necks in
sfse gseand and allowed 30 remain over
night. The virtues of the treatinens arc
still matter Of dispute, however, a.
pack Of wolrcs came along and ate all tho
SIX hcais of.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

: xsAA E4W3F @bff =
For The qrfft = ~ lovely spot
Seemed - eur leve-naking.
And'I was silent and she was shy,
Aeawe devn tkrough the clover;
But we thoeght IL sweetest Summer day
That ever the sun shons over.
We heard the birds in tie waving grass
As they twittered to eech other
About the nests they ha1 hidden away
And the COO Of each giad bird mother
And we thought, As we walked that Summer day
Through the clover blbons together,
That at last the world WIS in perfect time,
In the glad, bright Summer weather.
cannos tell what said 10 her,
As we walked knee dep in clover:
But know that the robins raerrily sang
Their sweetest Of sweetsongs over.
And down In my heart lowes own bird sang
A song that was gladdsr, sweeter,
And its echo Joined with tie world sweet hymn
And made the day eogpleter.
And when we came up the meadow path.
Our hearts sang over and over;
go sweet, glad day for blossom and bird,
And for every blythe houng ioverH
And yet know not tn words she said,
Or whether she spok{a At all;
But Of all sweet days, hat Summer day
! count - the best ofail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
HEALTH! BEITTYiy

Strong and pure rich blood--increase Of flesh and
weight-elear skin and beautiful complexion
secured TO all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
GOODS TO SUIT THE IIMfsI

GOODS TO SUIT THE TIMfsE
NTISS IRENE FURCK takes pleasure in an
4vl nouncing TO her friends and patrons in
ST. Mary's county, that she has just received and
opened at her Store in Leonardtown the most
extensive, beautiful and cheapest assortment OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BLEICHED, BROWN
and PLAID COTTONS,
WHITE GOODS, dc,
CALICOES.
MILLINERY
and FANCY GOODS
TO be found in Lower Maryland. Her stock has
been purchased at the
LOWEST RATES
and she pledges herself to
sell every article lower than
il eau be purchased IN Saint Ma
ry's county. Her long experience in
purchasing and selling such goods as she
now carries in her stock enables her TO defy oil
competition and she confidently assures
her customers that they can save from
Is TO ?5 per cent. by purchasing Of
her. Her stock Of Dress Goods
Is unusually large and in
cludes all the most
fashionable styles
Grenadines from 25c to 80 cents.
-iipacds I" " to IS
LarHs I2A to so
popliRs 4" IS to so
Deidines IS
Pisnes, splendid quality IS
and a full line Of the most beautiful WHITE
GOODS Of all descriptions. She has also pur-
chased in addition to her former stock largo
assortment Of
LADIES AND CHILDRENS SHOES
which she will dispose of at very Tow rates
Grateful 10 her friends for their past liberal
patronage she respectfully solici,s a continu-
ancc of the same.
es- BOSNETs and HATS repaired and
made 70 order. U.s.
Also
CONFECTIONERY,
TOYS,
NOTIONS,
JEWELRY,
Nay IL, lsTl-d.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

I. kv A lsdy in a philosophical mood,
asked male friend how is happened that
boys got all their bad traits from their
fathers. 81 don't know was the reply;
"bat perhaps it would help us to answer.
If we could find out where the girls get
their blcnishes FROM" .'Oi. feplc'l tho
fair rnctsphvxician. ..they all come ftsn
their grandfathcrs." :" ,s,-.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
BUSHW00D ESTATE,
and .coDtainingl
l,l5O acres,

more or less.
The soil is unusually fertile, AMI in a
high state Of cultivation the large quan.
ti'y Of
hEADOw LAND
offers peculiar indueement to stock-rais-
crs.
1h" tract lies in q compact body. is
we'll watered and fenced. and thas q su-
perabundanco Of cverv variety Of
TIMBER.
$4,000 or more Of which could be cut
of. and large supply left for h,me con-
sumption.
The Peach Orchard is magnificent !;
ccn'ains about 10000 trees. 5000 Of
which are Hale's Early. aud are in full
bearing.
Besides Peaches, there nre Pears and
other fruits Oargc and small), as choice
in their variety as they are large in guam
tity.
The Dwelling. Of brick. is one cf the
finest and most substantially built houses
in lower Maryland, and commands land
asd water view Of at least thirty niles
II has also all the necessary oatbuildin @
The location is exceedingly healthy.
the society of the ncighborhood social aud
cultivated, and churches. schools. mills,
stores. &c, convenient.
Stcsmcrs to and from Baltimore and
Washington stop a. the wharf adjoining
several times week.
In addition to i,s merits as q farm, i,
commends itself not less to oil lovers Of
sport for its fne shooting and fishing,
which are unsurpassed by Suy place on
the Potomac.
PsrsoHs desiring TO purchas, are iuvi-
ted to view the premises before the day Of
sale. Terms. which will be liberal, will
be made known Mt sale.
JOSEPHINE PLOWDEN,
p. II. SULLIVAN & SON,
Auctioneers,
Corner Cnuriland aud Lexington streets.
N. II. Parties can purchase privately
prior to dag Of sale by applying to the
Auctienecrs.
July Is, 1S71-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
NOTICE.

LOWER POTOMAC LTNE
For WasAinyrom. Alerandria, Georseto@a
aaa Potes.ae Riirer landings,
sl.E Aio,
F- Ffedericksbsry and Ca.sapeake and
OAio Railroad.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27
Tie kva &eamer
GEORGEdNNi

Z -s4IT3Sf ULOho sfxNtt
vii on and AFTER MONDAY, April esth, 1871,
leave Baltimore from Pier . Light street wharf,
every Monday and Thursday AZ : p. m. for
Aqua Greek, and the following landings on the
Potomac River;
Leave Aquia Creek at Leave Aqua Creek AZ 5
sa m. on Saturday for a. IN. on Wednesday for
Chapel Point. Sscae's Chapel Point fexweal's .
wharf Foxwelrs Wharf, kiasalc. .Coxn
Wharf, Ledge Land- Wharf, Jones Whsrf,
ing, Kinsale, Jones Leave BALTIMORE a. p.
Wharf Leave Balti- m. on THURSDAY for
~more % up. N. On the
Mcaday for the above above
Landings. Landings.
VIII also stop al Smith Point, Matthias Poias
Cedar Point Longwcod's Wharf. Piney Poirs,
when signalied, or 70 land Freight or Passen-
gers. '=af
Freight received daily, cafefally handled, ang
forwarded with despatch at lowest rates.
~ For further information apply 90
u - 9. r. IRVINE. Agent,
@sESa O6ce, l3s Light 81, Bslsimefc.
.1sS6 GesSs Pev 6ksasS Gsesysss~s. -
Apil 81, ie5i-n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-27

Maids Of heror-TLOse xAo DC not jiit
sritors.
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COMMISSION AGENCY.


Balsinevs, Nd, ysns stk, 1871.
uANlNG located myself at las West Pratt
H Street, for the purpose Of
carrying ON the business of a Commission Agent,
for the salc Of all kinds Of Country Produce.
Tobacco excepted, l respectfully oasr nv ser-
vices 10 my friends and the citizens generally of
81 Nary's and adjoining counties cf lower Ma
ryiasd In that capscity, and solicit q share Of
their patronage. paeaging myself to use my best
endeaFers 10 promote The interests Of those " ho
favor me with their patronage.
JAMES A. WISE.
No. i55 Sorru CaaRtxs SrsEEr,
B1ifiners.
RxrxRs To
Coz. u. G HARRIs, Col- Jas S. Downs. Jowx
A. CAsAlLKR, Jcs. ii. kxr, kss Joax 4. kixs,
ESQ, Leonardtown, Nd
June Is, is7i--tfs
N. y. HILL 3 CO.
GENERAL COMMISSION
FORWAaDlEG MERCHANTS.
-sa- = Ne.i7Cozus.crsr.s.1:
aRce :BxLTIRoRE.
.P.S. Especial attention to tie sale Of
Grain and Tobacco. ~
June II, lsss-iy.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

AN EXAMPLE FOR RICH MEN.-The New
England Genealogical Register contains no.
tice of Lucius Manlius Sargent, noted in Bos.
of wealth aud q lterateur. The following il
told of his liberality:
Another anecdote, related to his son by the
celebrated William Gray, in substance was as
follows: Not long since, before Mr.. Sargent's
decease, in looking over and adjusting his pa
pers, he found a large number of debts and
notes due him by poor men, principally fish,
ermen. He tied them up in bundle, and on
the label wrote this memorandum: "Notes,
due bills and accounts against sundry persons
along shore. Some OF them may be got BY
suit or severe dunning; but the people are
poor; most of them have had the fishermen's
luck. My children will do as they think best.
Perhaps they will think with me, that il is
best to burn the package entire"
About month after the decease the sops
met in the counting-room of the elder BROTH
er, who administered on the estate. He pro-
duced his package, read the inscription and
inquired what should be done with it. The
next older brother, with tears in his eyes,
pointed to the fire, and they all agreed to it
but it was thought best to make schedule oi
the names, amounts and dates, so as hereafter
to know who were forgiven, if any came to
pay. 1t was done, and the package labelled
at $4,000, was cast into the fire.
About four months after this, in the month
of June, a hard-faced old man from the Caps
came to the store to pay debt due the de
ceased. He took chair, and looking over /.
time-worn pocket-book, drew out bunch o
bank bills to pay the debt. On learning hi
name, date and amount, viz, $40, the frs
step was to examine the list of burnt notes
and there was his name, debt and date o
very many years ago, which with interest, !
preserved, would amount to $500. The ad
ministrator told him the fact and made MN
put back his money; which be did with eye
brimful of tears, for he said "his Ola dame has
sold the only COW to supply. what was want
ing in his hands to pay TINS oept, ana wha
glad news it would be TO ner wnen ne wen
| home"
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

A HINT TO GRUMBLERs.-"What noisy
world this isw croaked an old frog, as be
squatted on the margin of the pool.
do you hear those geese how they scream
and hiss? What do they do it for?'
ron just to amuse themselves" answered
little field-mouse.
Presently we shall have the owls hooting:
what is that for?"
Its the music they like the BEST" said the
mouse.
sand those grasshoppers, they can't 60
home without grinding and chipping; why do
they do thatsn
soh! they're so happy they can't help IT,"
said the mouse.
you find excuses for all. / believe you
don't understand music, 90 you like the hide
Gus noseso
swell, friend, to be honest with you,n said
the mouse, IL don't greatly admire any Of
them, but they are all sweet to my ears com
pared with the constant croaking of a frog" |"
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

IHE MAN WHO HADN'T ANY OBJECTION.
The author of st. Twelmo, noted for his love
OF practical joke, was "on duty" at the fair
OF the American Institute, and, finding con-
venient point of rest behind a pyramid of
paste and backing, went quietly to work To
write up his notes. He had just completed a
glowing eulogium on the merits of a patent
bean-sfter, when he was interrupted BY a tall
countryman, who asked:
"HaOw do ye sell yer blackin' mister?n
II don't sell it," said the absorbed writer.
"Don't gin it away, du ye ?" said the auerist.
handling box cOvetOusly.
II haven't given away any YETI replied the
still busy knight of the pencil.
liant got any objections to my takin'
box, have yep persisted the torment.
mot the least in the world" said the now
thoroughly aroused Joker, calmly closing his
book, and beaming blandly upon the inter-
rogator.
The countryman Immediately seized upon
box of the polish; sharp boy standing
near followed his example; the news of free
backing sprard among other sharp boys, and
the pyramid OF backing was soon reduced to
plain, when the newspaper man was over
taken little distance further in the hall by
the backing dealer, irate and red faced, with
two policemen, who had the original offender
and half dozen boys in custody
"What the blazes do you mean," said the
man of polish, in anything but polished Ian
guage, "by getting people to steal my black
ing?"
"My dear sir" said the photographer, ur-
banely, "the gentleman asked me If had any
objections to his taking box of the black
ing, and hadn't any objections at all, and
don't know why should have" And he
walked quietly on in pursuit of his labors,
leaving Mesr-s. Day and Martin to charge q
gross of paste backing to profit and loss.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
Proposals for Altering and Repair
ing the Lighthouse Tender
ssIris.'
TREASURY DEPARTmE ENT.


Washington City, June 49, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until I O'Clock P. NJ, on Friday the
twenty eighth das of July next, for altering ami
thoroughly repairing the Light House Tender
"Iris," (nOw at Portland, Maine, where
she may be examined at any time, according
to the printed detailed specifications, and plaH
the uessal Rhnh xriu farm tof aozatracf,
copies OF which may be obtained upon application to
the Light House Board, and at the offices OF the
Light Honse Inspectors at Boston and Portland and
also at the Custom Houses at Portsmouth, N. H.,
and Ellsworth Maine.
Bidders are required to state lin submitting their
bid-) the time within which they will contract Tor
the entire and satisfactory completin of the work
according to the terms of the specifications in
OF acceptance and to be guaranteed by satisfactory
security.
For full details, see printed specifications, plan
and the form Of bid and guarantee required. The
right is reserved to reject any bid all bids for
reasons other than the price that may be named.
-All ids must be carefully sealed and endorsed
proposals TOT Altering and Repairing Lighthouse
Tend "Iris," and then be placed another envel
ope and addressed for delivery in person. be sent
through the mail prepaid, to the "Chairman OF the
Light House BoaId,' Washington City.
je2eod4w w. B. SHUBhI lex, Chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
Eight Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds

upon the Louisiana division of 226s miles from New
Orleans to the Sabine River. This will pr badly be
the most valuable portion Of the whole lne as it will
be the only rail communication by which the enor
nous productions of Texas can reach the Southern
metropolis.
50 important is this road considered TO Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid OF
the enterprise. by direct donations by endorsement
offs bonds, and by subscriptions to the stock OF the
Company, amounting in all to over eight million
dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18

A DARK Observation-Disclosures time AGO
Mr.. A. Vond, acolored man Of property and
repute, living in Hadley township, became ac-
quainted with negro representing himself as
coming from the south, and having been
made fee by the war. The said darkey, in
great secresy, informed Mr.. Vond that he had
brought off all his old masters money, being
$4,000 in gold, which he had secreted in
box and hid in or near Hannibal. He stated
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
Nill for Sale OrLease.

&ITUATE in Wilton, near the Wilton Depot, one
~ Mill with never failing water power. The build
ing is 64x4O, three stories. Suitable for woocn or
cotton manufacturing. The building, wheel and
shaftng all new, can rely about 60 horse power
the entire year, no trouble from freshets The prop
erty will be sold in yearly installments if desire
A saw and shingle and lath mill connected will be
offered with the above property il wished tor,
For particulars inquire of )
my11d,wtf CHARLES BARTIETT Wilton
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-18
Portland Rolling Mills,

PORTLAND, July 9th, 1871.
THE Stockholders in the Portland Rolling Mills
l are hereby notified that the annual meeting OF
said corporation will be holden at the Treasurer's
Office 1876 Fore Street, Portland. on Tuesday July
18th 1871 at O'Clock p. for the following ppos-
ees, VIZ:
Ist To choose Clerk, Treasurer and Five Direc-
tors for the ensuing year.
I'd To transact any other business that may legally
se-'e GEO. L. B. JACKSON, Clerk.