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STAT OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FfRE----z-.
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE,
O6fe: No. 1876 W. Baltimore street.
fHIS Company iustfres on the u,.I,ual pIa
Buildings and personal property agains
Loss or damage by Fire. The entire profit
arc returned TO the policy holders
BIG HARRIS, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
FraEcts Neals Of Neale. Harris &fCo
8 II Caughy Noah Walker & Co.
s McCnily Pomerai. & McCully
hiiip T George :" George IL Jenkins
b @ Harris late .. Neale. Harris a. Cos
Hon George Brent. Court Of Appeals. .r-
George JsnkiDs. Charles county. er
George Combs, Sc. Mays comfy. .,s
.a.1 ...sr E L SPALDING.
Gencral A gent.
Mach %, isss-1y-Mar "a, 1870
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GOODS TO SUIT THE TImfsI

hUuUS IUSUH lit umtS!
MISS IRENE FURCK takes pleasure in an.
w nouneing to her friends and patrons in
ST. Mays county, that she has just received and
opened az hsr Store in Leonardiown the most
extensive, beautiful and cheapest assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BLEACHED, BROWN
and PLIID COTTONS,
WHITE GOODS, de-,
CILICOES,
MILLINERY
and FANCY GOODS
to he found in Lower Maryland. Her stock has
been purchased at the
LOWEST RATES
and she pledges herself to
sell every article lower than
il can be purchased IN Saint Ma
rvs county. Her long experience In
purchasing and selling such goods as she
now carries in her stock enables her TO defy NIL
competition and she confidently assures
her customers that they can save from
Is TO 25 per cent. BY purchasing Of
her. Her stock Of Dress Goods
is unusually large and in
eludcS all tive most
fashionable styles
a.
Grsnadfnss from CSC TO 50 cents.
Alpaeas =" 4" to IS
Earns lgl fo "a
Popiias 4" IS 10 so
Dela;ses *
PiqHes, splendid quality IS
and full Tine Of the most beautiful WHITE
GOODS Of all descriptions. She has also pur-
chased in addition to her former stock a large
assorthien, Of
LADIES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES
which she will dispose Of at very low rates.
Grateful to her friends for their past lihersf
patronage, she respectfully solicits contiuu-
ancc Of the same.
!so- BONSETS and HATS repaired sss
made to order. -6S
Also
CONFECTIONERY,
TOYS,
NOTIONS,
. JEWELRY,
May II, lssl-tf.s
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PRENIJMS TO EWSUBscRLBERs.

TXELEONARDSC OTTP JDL LShIyC co
' ALSO FUBLfsH --.,.. .
The Farmers Guide
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
by Ecnry Stephens. F r s., Edinburgh and the
late Norton Professor of Scientific Agricul-
ture in Yale College, New Haven.
Two vols. Royal octave. 1000 pages and
numerous engravings. Price, 81; by mail,
postpaid, So. 80.
Dec 10, 1870.
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R. A. GOLDEN d Bro.
e. Is OGE R S.
'AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Washington d. C.


A RE happy to announce to the citizens
IA Of st. Mary's county and its conticui.
~ that having at much expense provided
increased facilities for the accommodation
and storage Of goods aud cattle sc mt to them
for sale on Commission. that they are pre.
pared to Offer to those whe may entrus,
them with their patronage assurances that
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Orrcicse communication with the wharyes
and our long establishment in the Grocery
business, enable US to command better pri.
ces for country products than possessed by
any Commission Merchant in the city.
Remember the place.
r. A. GOLDEN 4 BRO,
Warehouses No. "a and 60
r street South
Washington d.
june "a. lse9--tf
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Spring Goods

TNHE undersigned respectfully announces TO
i his patrons and the public tina, he has lust
returned from Baltimore with large and care
fully selected stock OF
Ready-made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods
and Hats
for Spring and Summer wear. His stock of
clothing includes full line of goods of the
most fashionable make an.i best materials and
will compare favorably with the work of the
best Merchant Tailors. In Gents Furnishing
Goods he has all the lates, novelties in
NECK WEAR,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
SPRING and SUMNER
UNDER WEAR, etc, etc
His stock of HATS embraces all the latest
styles. His expenses being iigh, he is enabled
10 dispose of his goods at very Iow fgures and
his stock, only consisting of the three line OF
goods enumerated above will be found 20 be
the hest assorted and cheapest in st. Nary's
county.
Thankful TO his friends for their past liberal
patronage he respectfully solicits q renewal OF
the same.
J. SifNS FEJTICE.
may 4, 1871.
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THE subscriber has removed TO 17o
= Barre street, corner Of Warner, aud
opened fist class Grocery and LIQUOR
Store. ard will have constantly on hand
Choice Goods in his line Of business, and
will sell them fer CASH at reasonable and
satisfactory prices. He will keep Teas.
Coffee, Sugar, Spices. Canned Fruit, Jellies.
Pickles. Wines, WLiskeys, &C.. &c. He
calls particular attic tion to his fine selec-
tion Of Choice Family and Extra Flour.
which he will sci; at low prices and guar
antees them to give satisfaction. You are
respectfully requested to extend to him your
patronage and support.
fHlLIP F COMBS,
119 Barre ST., above Eu.aw,
rs. He will pay particular attention
TO the sale Of all kinds Of country produce.
April 6, ls7l-tf.
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AND .r
WIN ter MILLINERY.
FALL

M RS. MARY J. CAMPBELL respect-
Na fully informs theladies OF St. Mary :
that she has Just received full and care
fully selected assortment Of
FALL ~s-4-.. ...
AND WINTER
. MILLINERY GOODS.
which she is selling at Baltimore prices for
cash. Her stock isunusual,v full has been
carefully selected and will be found TO en-
brace nearly every article Of Ladies' wear
tina. may be demanded BY the latest fash
lens. Shere respectfully asks an Inspection
OF her stock.
Nov 10, lS70-tf.
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TkL EGRApmIOu m mi. .

Two County Commissioners of Pittsburg Pa
plead gun y to taking brides for granting hquol
licenses and are sentenced to pay fine of So.
wv and imprisonment for one year. =
The International Typographical Union has
70 ~ .ne negro question again by leaving it
| 10 the subordinate unions.
Since January 1st 3l6 assistant assessors nj
internal revenue have been dismissed, and a
inrlher reduction Of $50 will take place in
SS anne The reduction already made will save
sSo0 600 year.
Inc Marshall Hose Co., of Savannah, will
, vlsu Boston 10 celebrate the anniversary of
the battle of Bunker Hill.
An attempt will be made to set aside the
bankruptcy proceedings against The Alohama
q Chattanooga railroad.
Inc railroads centeripg at St Louis are IN
NAV nave grand uniOa depot to cost $1,000 OOO.-
!! ne tonnage over these roads last v,or was
%. ,ao9 tons; shipments 8O77S7 tons equal to
=. o.,2zV lear car leads. The coal tonnage amounted
W 100 S59 tons, or 1858 cars.
,,o ne Som ,ssioner OF Internal Revenue has
hotined distillers that the Tierce meter now in
use, being detective, may be discontinued
me Arizona papers endorse tho massacre of
Ine oand OF Apache Indians at Camp Gram
FOCUSING them o. murder and plumber
resident Grant inspected Brownies statute
u 9a yen. scott at Newburgh Saturday At the
..n crowds OF people gave him an enthusias-
TIC reception.
I The Morris Co, N. Y, soldiers monument
was completed Saturday, with general reioic.
ing. 1t will be formally dedicated ,Julv idtbS
by oratcn by Sec Robson. '''"'
General Sherman arrived at Leavenwortb.
Kan, Saturday, from Port Gibson. The citi
zens Of Altawa gave him reception, and he
responded In apurely agricultural speech.
Geo d. Holden, an attorney of Boston. was
sentenced on Saturday 10 four month"; impris.
onment, for Implication in the fraudulent ia
ques divorce suit
"A Leayenworth dispatch says the wheat har-
vest has commenced and the crop never was
letter. -e'o- was
secretary Seward was at Cairo, where he
was received with royal honors by the Khe-
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STONE and vyurr.v,. C;..,,-

By reference to our advertising columns j,
will be seen that those old favorites, Messrs.
Stone & Murray, with theii great circus, will
exhbitin this city on Friday, the 23d inst
We speak of them as favorites, and we think
we are justified in doing so. because for the
last sevea years they have paid us an annual
visit. and have always received the heartiest
welcome, backed by the largest patronage
Our people have never been disappointed in
their exhibitions, which have always been of
the highest order Of merit, claiming and re-
ceiving that just praise due to faithful per-
torrance of duty in every respect Whatever
their bills announced We were confident would
be brought out, and 10 conseq uence we have
learned to regard them as honest, upright
managers. Our exchanges are filled with en-
coniums of their circus this year, and Stone
and Murray themselves sey that never before
have they had SO good company as the one
travelling this season. New faces and new acts
are introduced, which, in connection with the
startling free sensations of the balloon ascen-
sion and wire walking, make the exhibition
truly wonderful and highly pleasing in its ma
ture. We hope our readers will bear in mind
the day and date OF the exhibition, Friday,
June 23d.
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Boston stock I.ist,
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

EMPIRE City CIRCUS, NENAGERIE AND BAL.
booN'-This mammoth establishment, conced
ed by the press and public where it has been
to be perfect in all its appointments. will play
here next Thursday, june 18th, afternoon and
evening. We have closely watched our ex.
changes, and in Lowell, Manchester, Concord
and Lawrence, the papers are loud spoken in
its praise pronouncing it a first class exhibi
ton of excellent merit.
The balloon ascension day before yesterday
at Lawrence, the Daily Eagle says, was one Of
the grandest events of the season. The mon
ster air-ship went up to an altitude of one aud
half miles or more, and passing over the city
and the heads OF ten thousand people landed
in the Merrimac river. The @reonaut was Of
course precipitated into the water, but boats
were. rapidly pushed out to him and he was
saved with the completely wet balloon. The
ascension will take place from the lot at pre-
clsely two o'clock. A double attraction will
be presented. Harry Trambold, the most ex-
pert of cords eldstique artists will walk single
wire from the ground to the highest point OF
the canvass at the same hour. All this outside
attraction is kratuitous.
Mile Minnie Wells, the Lion Queen, so Sc
verely torn by the lion ''Prince," at the Bowe-
ny Theatre, New York, one year ago, will per-
form her two dens Of wild beasts. The eques-
trians, acrobats, gymnasts and tumblers are
numerous and well known. Remember the
day, Thursday, June 10Th.
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ODD FELLOWS VIsIT TO LYNN AND BOSTON
-Machigonne and Eastern Star Encompment
OF Odd Fellows will leave by train this morn
ing for Lynn, where they will be received by
Palestine Encampment, and participate in the
ceremonies Of laying the corner store of q new
building to be erected in that city by the or
der. In the evening they will proceed to Bog
ton aud become the guests of Unity Lodge,
and be quartered at the Adams House.. The
Lodges will leave this evening by the boat, and
become the guests, in Boston, of the same
Lodge, and will take part in laying the corner
stone Of the new Odd Fellows Hail. The en-
campments and lodges will partate of a ban
quet alter the exercises are ended The lodges
will return home Tuesday evening by boat; the
encampments on Wednesday morning. The
Portland Band will go with the ercam nments.
the Yarmouth Band will accompany the sub
ordinate bodies f4e Hs
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BIRDs.-2OO splepdid birds

REAL IMPORTED BIRDs-200 splendid BIRDS
imported from Germany, comprising canaries,
trained bullfinches, English linnets, Java spar
rows, mockipg birds, goldfinch mules, Sc, are
on exhibition and will be sold at the store OF
F. o. Bailey s. Co., No 1S Exchange street.
This is splendid opportunity to get real i'm
ported birds, which are very much superior to
the ordinary birds.
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HAVANA, June 3-Market Irregular but on the
decline, and no qotatons are given in the total alb
sence of engagements made here Vessels plentiful.
In Matanzas the following vessels have been taken
do, for New York, at S. Sugar and 81 25 Melado;
Jasper 500 do Sugar for do at So; brigs Herald-4O0
ham-6OO do for do at So; bergue John Harris-5OO
do Sugar at Philadelphia at "a and boxes do at 81
brig Julia +. Carney--4OO Melado at 50; barque R.
A. Allen 800 do Sugar at $5. In Cardenas vessel
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NJ AIN K.

BANGOR, June 1L-This forenoon. three
lads, hnving revolver with them, went into
the woods just out of this city, to shoot. In
some manner the pistol was accidentally dis
charged, the ball entering the forehead of Thos.
Kirwan, one of their number. aged 10 years,
and lodging in the brain. He has been insen.
sib'e ever since. and will probably not live
through the night.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY JUNE 70, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY
AUCTION coLuM,

AUCTION COLUMN.
Sale OF Marble. F. o. Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Circus. ...sione & Murray.
Terrific Ascension. :. Stone & Murray.
For the Islands. Steamer Express.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Excursions. d. H. Blanchard.
Hostetters Bitters.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House to Let. :. John G. Proctor.
House to Rent. VIM. H. Jerris.
House for Sale. 4. w. II. Jerris.
House for Sale or Lease. w. II. Jerris.
Butter and Produce. Cyrus Greene.
Notice. >. .Deering. I'D. S. Kicker.
Mass. Institute of Technology.
Rocky Point Hotel. :. l.. II. Humphreys.
Maine Central Railroad.
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L. o. o. F.-Members of the Lodges are re.
quested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall at six
O'CLOCK this afternoon for the purpose of form
ing tne line OF march for the boat. Brothers
Will please wear dark clothes and hat, and
wnlte gloves. The latter can be had at the
hall for 10 cents per pair. The Treasurer OF
the Committee will be at the hall after five
o'clock for the sale of tickets.
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4 was taken for Philadelphia at $32bon Molasses Tn,
last rate laid in Sagua 90 tor Molasses; DO demand
| and veral vessels lately left in ballast.
NEW OsLEANs, June 9.-The demand for room In
all direct lions Is only moderate, and rates are un-
changed. Cotton 10 Liverpool &c; to Havre saiI Is
TO Bremen, sc; TO Amsterdam. T. 6 a Id; TO Ne
York and Philadelphia, steam tc.
NEW YORK, June o. There has only been mod
crate movement in the line OF berth reighs the de-
mani proving light. A slight decline in Grain
for all kinds were steady - - ~
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mETEOROLOGICAI.

WARRINGTON, June III 80 P. M.-Synopsis
of the past "a hours.-The barometer has risen
slowly on the Pacific coast with fresh south
west wind. 1t remains sensibly stationary at
the Rocky Mountains and very generally east
of the Mississippi. The area OF the lowest bar
ometer has remained central northeast of Lake
Ontario. The temperature has not materially
changed, excepting a slight fall from WiscOn-
sin to Lake Ontario and Virginia. Rainy and
threatening weather has been reported from
Arkansas to Indiana and Michigan, and also
in Georgia, and now prevails from West Vir-
ginia to lake Erie and eastward to the Allan
tic. South and southeasterly winds prevail in
the Atlantic and Gull States, and north and
west winds from Lake S 4perior to Arkansas
and westward.
Probabilities.-It is probable that fresh and
brisk winds from the northwest and southwest
will be experienced tonight from the Lakes
Threatening and rainy weather from North
Carolina to Maine, followed by clearing up
and pleasant weather ON Monday morning
very generally east OF the Mississippi, but late
in the day in the New England States.
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Now that the seaso for summer travel has
finally begun We take pleasure in calling our
patrons notice to the long list of popular ex-
cursions off red by the Grand Trunk railway.
These routes embracing all the summer resorts
from Niagara Falls to Mount Zircou have re-
ceived the patronage Of the public for the last
ten years and have become as much an insti-
tuition aroQng us the road itself In its latter
improved condition both in rails and rolling
stock, the latter embracing the famous Pull
man Palace cars OF the most sumptuous order,
the inducements to the pleasure seeker will be
found more desirable than ever before offered,
William Flowers, the Eastern Agent for this
line, has placed the rates within The limits of
all, as glance at our business columns will
exhibit, and We predict for them brilliant
season for II. Al BIapchard's office, opposite
the PEBBLE Harry" will always be found ready
to impart any information
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GRAND TRUNK kAILwAy--1s9 cans milk, 655
DDS. Hour, cars bark. do lathe. As do lumber do
ashes, Sdo knees, DO clapboards, do POT toes,
Go coro, do rails, do wood, q do hay, do oats
do old iron, do hay, do sundries
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-104 cases mdse IN
do VEAL l6 bdls skins, 40 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER DIRIGO. NEW YoRK-l6 bales wool. 70
do yarn, do hides, do hurlaps, IS do rags GA do
cotton, rolls carpe.ing, l6 do roofing rs do leather,
70 horse rakes, II iron beams, 20 pigs TIM Oh bdls
steele 10 do Paper do char frames 196 boxes rails
ms 30 do tobacco 60 do SOAP 40 starch IS do hats,
% do glass 30 do dry GOODS 40 do hardware, rs do
saleratns, 20 do sewing machines 10 do axel grease
. crates sewing machines Is bags rice do coffee,
s15 bali chests tea 1900 dry hides, hid tobacco
ties do 10 casks bleaching powder, do skins, s do
lead 80 bbs Hour, l6 do drugs 81 kegs lead 12O do
soda, buggy, piano, 200 pkgs sundries.-
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-1OO bxs
oranges 100 do lemons 20 bars iron, 20 bdls hollow
ware 10 pkgs spring beds, 90 bds leather 10 chests
tea, empty hhds, tierces hams, pieces marble,
~ bdls gas pipe, 80 cases sewing machines, boxes
I'M crate croekery, 80 pkgs furniture, 75pkgs to
der ior Canada and up c0untry-100 bales MANILA
10 bolts duck, organs, "a bales mats 10 bds straw
casks oil, 100 pkgs to ORDER =
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A Naval SuSf
PENNSYLVANIA.
Expelled.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The Homeopathic
Convention adjourned finally this morning.
They have adopted resolution providing for a
convention of homeopathic physicians in this
The name OF DR.. Thomas Durham of Pitts
burg, now serving a term in western peniten-
tiary Tor producing abortion, was stricken from
the roll.
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N ASSAOnUSETTS.
A Tornado.

WORCESTER, June liza destructive lorna
do passed thi OHgh the towns of Paxton, Hol-
den and West Boylston this afternoon at four
o'clock, demolishing everything in its track
1t first appeared in Paxton, where house and
barn were blown down; from thence in north
easterly course it blew down the buildings of
Mr.. Bigelow on the Oldtown farm, thence
through the woods sweeping path, demoish-
ing next the house and barn of Mr.. Martini in
Holden, and striking the village, DESTROYED
nine buildings and injuring three persons
Large trees with ton of earth upon the roots
were blown thirty rods. 1t was but moment
and passed in the direction of Oakland
Dtaih of an Editor.
Hon. ]. S. G. Knowlton, editor of the Palla-
dunn and sheriff of the county, died at three
o'clock this mOrnin
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CALIFORNIA.

COuA IN AAusKas-In6 WOOL
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1O.-Immense depos
its of camel coal of the most valuable descrip
ton have been found in the mainland of Alas
ka and on the Aleulian Islands, within few
hundred yards of an excellent harbor. A large
company has been formed here to work them,
Mrs. Fairs death warrant has been signed
and is in the hands of the sheriff.
+ The activity la the wool market continues
Low grades are almost exhausted.
Ouira geous , erdict.
The press of California, almost without ex
ception, denounce the coroner's Jury in the
case of the Chinaman murdered by boys il
this city. In the face of positive testimony
the jury returned verdict of death from
The result of the primary elections through
out the State indicate the nomination of Bootf
for Governor by the Republicans, and Haigh
Both are pledged against local SUBSIDIES
railroads.