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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-05
Great bargains.

Great bargains.
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BEST ASSORTMENT OF
EoREfCSs.d DOMESTIC DIR GOODS
Gsass HkrxisA- Rats,
iss Ceexs, .yotisas.
Csoses, Hardsrs-s
Hasiers. Tsxsre
Re-, re-. Qseeas~urs
ever offered 20 the public cf ST. Eary's county,
has just becn received and opened hy the under
signed and win be disposed Of 10 Casa Basers
al CITY Rsf<i Prices. Our stock has been Pur-
chased under the mos, favorable auspices, and
NJ the lowest rates Of the Boston. New York,
Baltimore aud Philadelphia markets, and will
be found 10 be rnrivalied, both a. TO price and
quality, in ST. Mary's county. Our stock Of
Dry Goods embrace a fall line Of
Cgeai.,
Cassim<ra,
Caiscses,
B,eaeked. Brera
and Plaid NmsiiHs,
La1ies' Dress Coois,
Waite Goods,
Cssteaaaes,
Lisess, Re.
have the most beautiful and fashionable
assortment Of
Greaadsnes, Aipacas,
Popiins Deiasaes
Psreaiss, L~~ns,z
Piaia pissk
Plaid AND .taesn,fs.
Striped CdaSrses.
Ndissooks, Srsss rai
Boob uaslias
and Trietaas
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 TO our usual stock we have pur-
chased most extensive and magni6cen, line of
SPRING MILLINERY FINCT GOODS
including all the latest and most approved styl
in
LADIES BoNNErS and HATS
FLOWERS.
RIBBONS
DRESS TRIMMINGS
and all kinds Of Millinery Goods. This part Of
cur 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 elsew here.
Every article usually kept in first class coun-
try store will be found in our stock, and BUYERS
will find il 10 their interest TO inspect our goods
before purchasing clsew here.
10 Our terms are eyeissfreis cash
GREENWICH E FEyWTCK.
may ii, lSTl-tf.s
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The New York Day-Book. fer 1877, O.
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ard One to the eeitsr up OF the Club, $I2;
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New St0re! Ne"Goods!
PHILIP F. COMBS,
DEALER IN
Liquors, -Four and Family Groceries,
Baltimore.

THE subscriber has removed TO l79
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. Jelhes.
Pickles, Wines, Whiskeys. &c.. &c. He
calls particular attention to his fine selec.
tion Of Choice Family and Extra Flour.
which he will sell at low prices and guar
anfees them to give satisfaction. You are
respectfully requested to extend to him your
patronage and support.
PHILIP F COMBS,
179 Barre ST., above Eutaw.
P.S. He will pay particular attention
10 the sale Of all kinds of country produce.
April 6, ls7l-tf.
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Professional Cards.

TIVE undersigned, Attorneys at law and
i Solicitors in Chancery. hare, this 3rd:dsy
Of July, lses, formed copar,nership in the
practice Of their profession. under the name
and st, le Of Combs Downs They win prac.
tice in the county Of 81. Nary's and the adio;n-
ing counties. and in the Court Of Appeals.
Especial Altentioa ~i'f be paid 10 The co,Iec.
ton Of claims against individual. the State, or
the Government.
Refer noes given, when required. Address
Combs towns, Leonasdtown, p. O., 81. Ma
ry'scounty, Ma.
ROBERT c COMBS,
JAS S DOWNS.
July 5, lseS-lv
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THE
STAT OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
or, Dty rvpfT, y, ~

Ofic: No. 1876 W. Baltimore street.
THIS Company insures on the mutual pla
Buildings and personal property agains
Loss or damage by Fire. The entire profit
are returned to the policy holders
BIG HARRIS. President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: -
Franc,s Neale of Neaie. Harris q Co
= II Caughy Noah Walker q Co.
s McCully Pomerait & McCuIly
hilip 7 George +" George & Jenkins
@ Harris late - Neaie, Harris & Cot
Hon George Brent, Court Of Appeals.
George p jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, ST. Mary comfy.
Ell SPALDING.
General Agent.
Match rs, 1s69-ly-Mar "a, 1877
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"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction."
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

A supplement containing numerous full
sized patterns Of useful articles accompa.
mics the paper every fortnight.
Harper's Bazaar contains 10 folio pages
Of the size of Harper's Weekly, printed on
superfns calendered paper, and is publish
ed weekly.
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GOODS TO SUIT TntTIMfs!

MISS IRENE FURCK takes pleasure in an
4N1 nouncing TO her friends and patrons in
ST. Mary county, that she has Just received and
opened at her Store in Leonardtown the mos,
extensive, beautiful and cheapest assortment; OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BLE4CHED, BROWN
and PLAID COTTONS,
WHITE GOODS, &c,
CALICOES.
IhILLL.NERY
and F1NCT 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 all
competition and she confidently assures
her customers that they can save from
10 10 - per cent. by purchasing of
her. Her stock of Dress Goods
is unusually large and in-
cludes all the most
fashionable STYLES
Grenadines from 25s 10 so cents.
.fipucGs " " TO IS
Ldwns l2l 20 so 4"
Popiins " IS TO so
Ucidinss %
Piqr.s, splendid quality IS
and full line Of the most beautiful WHITE
GOODS of all descriptions. She has also pur-
chased in addition to her former stock a large
assortmenl Of
LADIES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES
which she will dispose of at very low rates.
Grateful to her friends for their past liberal
patronage, she respectfully solicits a continu-
ance of the same.
gEs- BONNETS and HATS repaired and
made to order. ~
Also
CONFECTIONERY
TOYS,
NOTIONS,
JEWELRT,
May II, ls7l-u.s
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Sherwood House
AND
Thinning ROOls,
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Cornerof Fas cate and Harrisonstreess
(opposits the Maryland instituted
baltimore.
md.

"HE ahovs veil known Honse has n.
y Gently heen opened by c. +. Barnard.
formerly Of the American Hotel, Washine-
ton, d. C.. AID has capacity to aceommo-
date over hundred people with lodging,
AID has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected With the
House also is Q ladies' dining room. The
ssrictest order 10 maintasned and aceomno-
dating servants always ~ call The House
. open at all hGun. The advantage Of
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood House
Is. that the guest ear commodate the price
OF his living to hRewn wishes. paying only
Tor what he gets. The Sherwood House has
recently been newly furnished and reftte6.
aGd. being IN q eeotral and business part OF
the city offers unusual inducements to ira
veliers. A fair trial is asked. and patronage
from 81. sXary's county solicited.
G p BARNARD,
Sept. 10. lsss u s''''
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The Iron .StC0mer
= 1X GEORGEANNA
Will on and after MONDAY, Sept. llth, 1871;
leave Baltimore from Pier Light street wharf
every Monday and Thursday at 6 p. m, for
Aqua Greek, and the following landings on the
Potomac River:
Leave Aqua Greek at Leave Aqua Greek at 8
On NJ. on Saturday for q. m. on Wednesday for
Chapel Point. Stones Chapel Point, Foxwelrs
wharf, Foxwelrs Wharf. Kinsale, Coan
Wharf Lodge Land Wharf, Jones Wharf
ing, kinsale, Jones Leave Baltimore at 6 p.
Wharf Leave Bal,:- m on THURSDAY for
more ut 8 p. m. on the
Monday for the above above
Landings Landings.
Will also stop At Smith Point, Matthias Point,
Cedar Point, Longwood's Wharf. Piney Point,
when sigualled, or to land Freight or Passen-
gers.
Freight received daily, carefully handled, and
forwarded with despatch al lowest rates.
- For further information apply to
C. P. IRVINE, Agen.
Office, l3s Light ST., Baltimore.
Order Goods per Steamer Gs0rgeanna.
April -, ls1l--u.
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FALL
FALL
AND
WIN TER MILLINERY.

NJ RS. MARY j. CAMPBELL resrect-
IVa fully Informs theladies ofSt. Mary
that she has just received full and care
fully selected assortment Of
FALL
AND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS.
which she is selling at Baltimore prices for
cash. Her stock is unusually full, has beer
carefully selected and will be found to en-
brace nearly every article Of Ladies' wear
that may be demanded by the latest fash
ions. She respectfully asks an inspection
Of her stock.
Nov 10, ls70-tf.
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" Spring and Summer wear. His stock of
ching includes q full line Of goods of the
st fashionable make and best materials aud
II compare favorably with the work of the
It Merchant Tailors. In Gents Furnishing
.ods he has all the latest novelties in
Eek WEAR,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
SPRING and SUMNER
UNDER WEAR, etc, etc.
stock Of HATS embraces all the latest
'es. His expenses being light he is enabled
dispose of his goods a, very low figures and
stock, only consisting of the three line Of
DDS enumerated above, will he found to be
hest assorted and cheapest in St. Mary's
lnty.
thankful TO his friends for their past liberal
ronage he respectfully solici,s renewal Of
same.
j. Sims FENWYcK.
nay 4, 1871.
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Spring Goods.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to
l. his patrons and the public that he has just
eturned from Baltimore with large and care
ally selected stock Of
Heady-made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods
and Hats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14
Another Railroad Project.

A writer IN a Pittsburg paper proposes
the construction of road from Green
Spring station, in Hampshire county, on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, via Rom.
ncy, to Broadway station, on the Manassas
Gap railway, as a way to give Pittsburgh
railroad communication with Richmond
and Norfolk. This connecting link will
bring Romney and Cumberland within
twenty. eight miles of each other. From
Romney through Brooks Gap to Broadway
station is sixty miles. According to the
writer, the route is eligible and economi
cal, not having tunnel on the entire line
Striking the Manassas road, the way is via
Staunton to Richmond.
This connection would make tolerably
direct line for mountain country via Pitts
burgh through to Chicago.
We have no doubt that the two Virginia'
will have number of additional railroads
in short time, and it is very possible that
this will be one of them. There is plenty
of native wealth in Virginia to invite the
building of railways in all directions through
the State.
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which may flap and raise asifttler wind. but
Won't do to fly with. The main 1orce,
which is Richmond, must be bro,lgh. , nar'
tainly be done. Some small Interests anu anu
s may oppose it temporarily, but ut
all interests Will, by the enlshtenmen 10, o.
e es combine for action upon this
only practical plan. .,,,,o tho attention
=, Wv o,,r respected Louisville contemporary
% t u omission of Richmond in his edito-
i'll and VIC had m especially good reason
- bic case. Richmond is the market Tor
Kcutuckv. Tobacco is her staple, and thar
cannot he safely stored, stripped. and sold
Gust of Richmond which is the great TO-
b,cco market of this country. Assurcdiy,
she is therefore the most Interesting point
in Virginia to Kentucky. 49,.
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llIEln.

| At coax Lawn near Baltimore. on the I2tf
| instant, GEO. BAUGHIAN, of Richmond, va.
| In The esd year Of his age. u,,,,c -.
| The funeral will take place THIS MokNlNu d
| 10 O'Clock from Broad street N. f. Church.
| Also. died on the 18th instant, GREER, infant
son of Greer II. aud Willie banr
Funeral at The same tine ana pace as aoo'e'
The friends of the family are Invited 10 atlend.
On Tuesday, % h inst, CHARLES "lLkS,
eldest child OF Benjamin and al. Louisa Bates III
The fifth year OF his age, ,s ..-oo. n
His funeral will take place from BroHd.stIeet NJ:
X, Church THIS "Wednesday Fl aRN ooS a,
4 o'cll ok. The friends OF The family are lnrita
To al. end.
Tuesday morning, lsth June, 1871, - MES T.;
infant son Of Jsmes e. and Eur1ce siIltn, aetu
three months and three days ... ,,,..e from tho
re idence OF its parents on 2otn, pel~eeh oItcs
and Broad streets, TO-DAY (Wednesday) al
O'Clock L. NJ.
Suddenly, in Stanton Yesterday mo7ning, H..
Lila Il. 70 TIE tni:d n OF jas. ID. anu oaii.e
NJ. Foster, in the osd YEAR Of his age;
His func.al will take place from the residence OF
his parents Canal s'TTg i 5nG ' The
friends OF the family are requested to attend.
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock Mrs. CARO-
Line Philip, relict of the late Henry j.. Philip,
Of New York, and second daughter of the late ia
N Her funeral win take place THIS EVENING at
5s O'Clock from her late residence, No. 3va 18th
street.
New ! oTh papers P'caSe Sops'
In Manchester. on Tuesday, May 18th, HATTIE
EStEILf, daughter of JImeS W. and the late
Harnah F. Lowell. aged nine months.
Her funeral VIII take place from Eer 1aJher' s
re idence corner of cambridge and 18th streets
on TIL: o. edpesday) EVENING at 81 O'Clock.
June cd. after long and painful Illness Of cerc-
bro spinal meningitis and injury received from
fall, ar. JOHN K. PORTER, aged thirty nine
years He leaves wife and two children to mourn
their loss.
We miss him, words cannot express
The loss we now sustain;
VI. he is in Heaven at rest,
q, Why should VIC complA1nT
Hewas the sunshine of our house;
He spoke, Twas music near;
lie STAYED, twas summer in our hearts;
He went, twas winter drear.
But hope bids the storms oflife to cease,
The troubled breast to calm;
And In the wounded heart she pouss
Religions healing balm.
She bids the anguished heart rejoice,
Though earthly ties are rlven;
We still hope to meet thee again
Win our little boy in Heaven.
On the 10th instant, after brief illness, at the
es,deLce of her grandmother, Mrs. ElZ beth A.
Popbain, in the county of Kappahannock, Va,
karIa, youngest child OF John d. and Kate 2.
Popham, OF this city.
In Baltimore, June 7Lh, SARAH LATHAM,
eldest daughter OF the late Daniel aud Roseanna
Tatham, and wife Of Frederick Fritz, in the 10th
year OF her age
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. ,,con,e who haye we'll applied their ener'


gies. - o,d
How can 1t beaelsep Iron ana, coal anu
grain everywhere Prove themselves .Io. ~ =
the main supports of national power ana
sunremacv as we'll as local wealth ana pop
u1ation. If they were not to become the
arrnts of great increase and thrift here it
would be unaccountable. save upon the
presumption of unprecedented apathy of
orr peorle. Nay, that would not solve the
riddle: for II our own people we've too lazy
to seize the fortunes put into their palms,
strangers would rush in, eager to avail
themselves of the heritage our own people
reDudated.
But there is no want of energy and in
dustry here. Confidence is what Is most
needed, and that will come soon, If 1t Is not
already here. 1t Is we'll. however, Mt such
time to invite attention to the public
spirit and energy Of the gem Of city on
the lakes which is above described. 1t may
help a little to inspire us here.
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~ LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE.

~ LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE.
what Is the rational mode of procedure In cases
OF general debility and nervous prostratlon Does
not reason tell us that tudicfous stimulation is re-
nnjred? To resort 70 violent purgatton In such
case is as absurd as IL would be 70 bleed starving
man. Yet it is done every day. Yes, this stnplC
and unphllosophical practice is continued In the
teeth OF The great fact that physical weakness,
with all the nervous disturbances that accompany
It. is more certainly and rapidly relieved by HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH B1TTERS than by any
other medicine at present known. 1t Is true that
general debility Is often attended with torptdity
or irregulArity Of the bowels, and that this ymp.
tom must not be overlooked. But, while the dis.
charge Of the waste matter OF the system Is txpe-
dited or regulated, its vigor must be recruited.
The Bitters do bolh. They combine spertent and
ambitious properties, with extraordinary tonic
power. Even while removing distractions from
tine )wps they tone and 10 Wig )rste those organs
Through tue stomach, upon which the great YeCcta-
bic specific acts directly, 1t gives a healthy and
permanent impetus to every enfeeblei function.
Digestion Is facilitated, the fulterng circulation
regulated, the blood reinforced with new Access
sion of the alimentary principle, the nerves
braced, and all the dormant powers OF the system
reused into healthy acisn-not spasm odically, as
would be the case If u mere stimulaut were adj
ministered, but for q continuance. II Is In this
way that such extraordinary changes are wrought
in the condition OF the feeble, enaciated, and
nervous iuvalids by the Of this wonderful cor
receive, Alternative and tonic. Let common sense
decide between such q preparation and pros
tratlng cathartic supplemented by poisonous
astrngent like strychnine or quinia.
tel2-eod&wlW 49,. r.. -.s.. h.. =
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siI,pEC1AI NOTICES.
m-I. D.. B RIG Gs.s
- OLD-EsTABLIsEED BAKERfEs,

-s.-, OLD-EsTABLIsRED BAKERfEs,
TOT MAIN STREET AND A2a BROAD sTREETs--
Keeps const .ntlE, on hand, and baking frss e
every day, Z, I ~ !
y BREAD. CAKES, AND CRACKERS,
Of all Kinds. made of the best material and work.
manship and aa good IS can be found at any estah.
llshment OF the kind 10 the country. The largest
variety of plain, fancy, and ornamental CAKES
in the city. BRFAD. ROLLS, BISCUITS, and
BUNS of all kinds. CRACKERS as good as can
be m ade here or elsewhere, fresh every day. whole
sale and retail-as good as the best, and cheap az
the cheapest. Call and examine for yourselves.
PIC-NICs SUPPLIED on the most reasonable
trm". 49,. r..
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attend d to. JeA3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

THE SOLUTION In the article in yester
days Dispatch upon the two policies O
Gen. GRANT-one for the savagcs and an
other of an opposite character for southern
white people-we omitted to give the easy
solution of their inconsistency. 1t is thai
the Indians are not voters and the white
Dcople are. That's all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14
FURNITURE, &c.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
] 49, - ~
EEFUL AND DUEABLE INSTRUhsAl
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD 4 CTlS's
New Patent Treble
PIAN FO 3 ),
-'s Patented May IS, lses.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded a. the FAY o. 'os
American Institute, 1850 Ohio sts.e fa1'
1899 /; Georgia state Fair, lsts.
WARRANTED FOX SEVEN lEARs. ,-crn
~ PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory anu SAfe
: : - large commission. IT,,
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND: Abm; LeYy' E 80
of Levy Brothers, Msin street J; GodaihS: mi,'
of Lee Il Goddin Ms.n street; Ea~m =. SH sax
Broad street. = $50 ..s.z ap 28-t1LaNSA1 m.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

The Tuo Guardians; or, Home IN th,s
World BY the author OF "Heir OF heu
clvtfc," sc. New York. D. APPLETON
e. Co.
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