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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT.-The receipts Of Wheat during the
past week were light. amounting TO only abou,
so, 900 bushels. and the market, although not
active, has ruled frni, 3dprices of prime grades
have advanced FIVE cents P.e buslIcl since our
last report, and the market closes steady The
sales reported on Change comprise 400 bushels
Michigan amber at Ill cents {, 500 Western
do. at l15(a lse cents; 200 do. red at lJ7@
les cents; $500 do. do. on private terms, aud
80, 900 bushels Southern (ail that Was offered, J
rs follows: 200 bushels fair TO good white at
1850 1875 cents; 1000 prime TO choice do. at
coca eos cents; j, COO inferior TO fair red at so
@l77 cents; 1900 good to prime do. a, lsoCl,
1870 cents. and 6, 600 bushels good to prime am
Der At 1850 205 cents.
CORN-The market for Corn during the mast
week has ruled firm and fairly active, and al,
the Close is strong. The receipts amount to l1O.-
900 bushels Of hich II 600 bushels were Wes-
tern. The demand for Southern was fully equal
to the supply, and the sales were ], 900 bushels
old white at 6o(d65 cents q. 900 new do. at
56Gs? cents; $4,000 old yellow at 591G62
cents; 1880 new do. At 10000 cents, and
200 bushels Hominy Corn nj 65(s7o cents
Western opened quiet, but the feeling improved
and the price for mixed in Elevator advanced
one cent per bushel. The sales of Western were
1000 bushels No. white at CLOGS cents
$500 bushels new mixed at 6o6Sl cents for
good and sea IS cents for rejected; .. 600 old
mixed, on track, at CIT So cents; 1000 do,
in Elevator, on private terms. and 81, 900 do
do. at 62@63 cents, bulk a, latter figure, and
we note the market closing at 81 cents bid and
o. cents asked.
OATS.-The market has ruled active, with
moderate receipts, and prices are a(6s4 cents
higher. The sales were 4, 900 bushels Southern
at 4?Gnii cents ZOO b:shels mixed Western
At IoG43 cents, and 500 do. brigh, do. at ~
cents.
RYE-Is quiet and unchanged. with very
light receipts, and we quote at I5(GS5 cents, as
TO quality, with bulk Of sales at 90 cents.
TOBACCo-Tksss&a( sof Leaf Tobacco du-
ring the past week show falling on of $50 hhds
as compared with those Of the week previous
The inspections were almost entirely Of Mary
land growth, about one-half Of which was
ground leaf The market displays less activity.
which may in a measure be attributed TO the
absence Of other descriptions, and hence diff
Guilty in obtaining cargo promptly. The prise
of ground leaf is a trfe lower, and ranged from
SIS. 80 TO 50 per 100 lbs. with the bulk Of the
sales at $3.50 $50, but CROP unchanged
small lot Of new crop Ohio has been received
but is as yet unsold. We learn Of nothing do
ing in old Ohio or in Virginia or kentucky, but
the small stock of each is held firm. The ex-
ports during the week amounted to 3,37l hhds,
AMI were 7?3 hhds. leaf to Amsterdam; 7s4 do
do. TO Have; 3l5 do. do. TO bordeaux; do.
do. to Denerara, SO do. do. and 90 do. stems
TO Bremen: and zoo do. leaf and loo do. stems
TO Rotterdam. We quote prices to-day as fol-
lows, viz:
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TIE IIoEsE DIs,EupEg. The ITor,

TIE IIoEsE DIs,EupEG The Horse
Dl>'en.P'r, We are pleased TO be informed.
Is sCbSILlng in our county. aud. altoccth-
O., has been WILTON, the disastrous effects
tia: had ieen anticipated by alarmis,s.
We regret TO state, however. that the dis
case appears to Lavo been supplemented
in certain rarts Of our county by one still
moro fatal. only it is the hogs and horned
animals. and no; the horses. which are the
"ij,c's Of assault The new sickness Is
s.TPoscd to lie species Of cholera. aud it
Hills within few hours Of its attack -
We have heard Of several farmers in this
district whose stock has Lcen attacked and
Of one who lost seventeen hogs by it in q
single night. We arc unable at prcscn:
% g.yc any particular description Of tire
disease.
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Road Notice.

DY TSr:ye Of trust reroscd in us ty
ID tn County Commissioners for St.
Nary's County. and hy> authority and d.
rcction Of the Code Of Pubic General
L,ws Of this State. We hereby give no.
tiec, that We will meet on the premises o:
the late John W Graves, on
MONDAY, the 23rd dag Of DECEM-
Der next,
for the purpose o: making an exami nation
with the view to the opening Of Public
Road through the Ian Is of the said late
John W Graves and the lands Of John
Parsons. Igua.ius joy aud Edwin J
Thompson.
JANE; r ABELL,
GEO S MATTTINGLEY,
CORNELIUS PAYNE,
Examiners.
Nov 81. 1s72-30lays.
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NEBRASKA IS TO HAVE A STATE
ORPHAN ASYLUM.

S230, sos Is offered in Cash Prizes.-
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aersakins. which is endorsed By the Gov
erncr aud best bssineas men Of the State.
Nov -, ls1?-li.
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more or less.
These lands arr located near Popl,r
Hill church, in the Factory district, and
about one mile distant from HIRING
Creek. They are Of excellent sill and
fairly improved. They are within les,
than . mile Of Churches. Sores anil a
Gri,t Mill. and in q pleasant, prosperous
aud healthy neighborh"o.l. There i. .
comfortable DWELLING and good OUT
HOUSES upon them, and an abundane,
Of TIMBER for home purposes. Th.rs
is also gord OR HARD. fue WA
TER aud good GRASS LAND upon tho
premises.
This property Was heretofore sold a.
private sale; bat the terms Of sale not
having been complied with, il will be re-.
sold ut tho risk Of the former purchaser.
TERMS Or SALE.
One-half Of the purchase money in cash.
on the day of sale. and III, balance in
six months from the date thercoe-'hc
deferred paym, Mt to be secured by the
bond or note Of the purchaser. with Sc
curi,y to be approved by rhe urdcrsiyu-
ID. and to bear intere-t from the day uf
sale. "r all in cash. ut tn, option Of tho
puscha
JAS s. DOWNS,
Ex-. "f J I'm II MilLu-n, Sr.
Nov ii, 1875.
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TrE ScIE>cr o. llrA,1H fcr December closes
Tie Egs; yo!umc OF this new independent Health,
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time! article On the construction of Ice Nous.
-. Tie Ecilih Of Preachers is considered: The
Awc,;,an Institute Fair is described: Malarial
Diseases. and erca, variety OF impor,an; sub
!eois !" Answers IT, Correspondents making =
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n!rnr Three months free 80 those no sulIscrit.
Now. Address :. r. Wells, Publisher, $50
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PART BARTON HALL,
IA l.2 acres,
mora or leS&.

more or les$.
This land is located in Bedlam Nsck
binds on Saint Clements Bay. and 3D..
joins he lands Of D.nicl Shanks, Col.
John F. Dent and Emeline McWiliams.
being q part Of the estate purchased by
the party last named from Henry Ham
NETT.
The soil of this land il exc ,llcnt and
is adapted to the culture o. all the staple
products Of this section Of the Sat-
The water advantages arc very superior.
as Oysters. Fish an Wild Fowl abound.
in season. in the adjacent waters.
There is an ordinary Tenemen. II use
upon the property, aud the land i. in .
fair state Of cultivation and Improvement
About four 6fths Of the lard is arabic,
and the residue well timberc d-rurnish-
ing abundant wood for the promises.
The location IS eligible and healthy,
aud the means Of communication with the
markets Of Baltimore and Washington
cities arc froqu"n. aud convenient.
TERMS OF SALE.
rs prescribed ~ the deer &C, arc: Olc.
1850 W WV P"'S"''" "o"cl va Cash, Oh
the day Of sale. aud the balance. in eqnal
ins'ailmcn's. at one aud two years credit
-:he deferred Payments to b. secured by
the bond, or notes, ofthe purchaser, with
security to be approved by the Trustees.
and bearing interest from the day OF sale;
or. the whole purchase money in cash, ut
the option. Of the purchaser.
When all the purchase money shall
be paid, the Tru tees will execute decd
to The urchascr. free. clear and discharg.
cd from all claims Of the parties to this
suit. and Of those claiming BY. from or
Under them.
ROBERT &. COMBS,
JAS. 8. DOWNS,
Trustees:
Nov os, 1S72-.s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

kFThe French spolia.ion claims are
to be again pressed upon Congress this
winter. There is no doubt Of their just
ness. and they ough, to have been paid
many years ago. They have already been
before more than forty Congresses; they
have been favorably reported on BY forty
one committees; they have seven times
passed the Senate and twica the House.
AMI have bcca twice vetoed by Polk and
BY Pierce. neither of whom seems to have
known What they were vetoing. Thir-
teen of the State Legislatures have instruc-
ted their representatives in Washington to
favor their payment. Quite number OF
the original holders Of the claims were
Msrylsnders. and their descendants here
to this day are among these entitled to the
money.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

- The American Farmers Advocate leads
the agricultural press FOR its enterprise and cner-
-. The Advocate Publishing Company, Jack.
.sn, Tenn, oftr i; free With any = 90 or high.
CT PriCrd paper or magazine in the lutte. States
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This for large sixteen page monthly filled Ia
overlooking With the most valuable and enter
tanning matter Tor the farmer.
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4 NOBLE CHARITY.
OMAHA LOTTERY
~ Aip or TIE

~ Aip or rHE
NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
To be Drawn in Public, Tee. 30,h 1872.
Tickets 81 Each or SIR for IS.
Tickets sent by Express C.. o. D., if desired
Grand Cash Prize, SIS, 900
Grand Cash Prize, $4,000
Grand Cash Prize, Is, 600
Grand Cash Prize, le.oo
I Cash Prize, 5000
Cash Prize. 4.oce
> Cash Prizes s., 600 zach, 5000
4 Cash Prizes, 81, 900 each,s 5000
? Cash Prizes, $1,000 each. 2,GOd
For balance Of Primes send for Circular.
This Legal Enterprise is endorsed BY the high
est authority of the State and best business men
The limited number Of Tickets on hand viii
be furnished those who apply FIRST.
All Prizes will be paid in full. AsExrs
WANTED For full particulars address
J. N. PATTEE,
u General Manager, Omaha, NeS.
Nov %, ls.2-aws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

Hon. JAS. c. Clarke A Baltimore
correspondent of the Frederick (Md }
Union says Of the gentleman: "lt 10 re-
ported among railroad men :ha. Hou. Jas
e. Clarke has accepted the position Of
Master of Transportation on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. made vacant By the
death Of VIA. Prescott Smiih. If this be
true tie company will have secured the
service of the only man in the country
who would entirely Gil Mr.. Smiths place
as accep,ably successful NJ he would. -
Aside from being one Of the best railroad
men in the country. Mr.. Clarke has ad-
minis.ra,ive abilities Of the highest order.
and will bring to the service Of the Bal,i-
more and Ohio Railroad s. prestige and
influence that At the present time Is much
Deeded"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

STATE OF MARYLAND,

81. Mays eornsy, TO wit:
r HEREBY CERTIFY, Tha, on this 18th day
L of November, in the year lsI3, before me,
the subscriber, Justice fine Peace Ct the State
Of Maryland, in and for tae county aforesaid,
personally appeared Robert Biscoe, aad made
oath in due form Of lar. that he has taken up,
a. an es;ray trrslassinx apon his encicssres, the
following described property, TO Wit:
/ rcd and shie COW. with lace partly white
and marked, crop oE lefs ear and slit Y right
ear, about or ysars old. YEARLlN0
with crop eElef ear.
Given asief my had,
The owner Of the ehoye described property ID
rreucss>i 20 come fofxard, prove property. pay
charges aud saks shco away-ose<z~sc The!
NiR Be a.sposra of scfs dag 20 isv.
Ssv - lSs3-g
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

80, COO IL CAsu FOR 81 We call the
attention Of our readers to the advertise
mont IN anothcr column of the Nebraska
State Orphan Asylum Here is chance
10 win a fortune in Public Legal Draw
in. and at the same time help a noble
and worthy institution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28
Ee- TIE STATE OF MARYLAND
PROCLAMATION.
Nov os, 1s72-.s.

WuEREAs, An Ecc,icn was held in
iii. State on THE FIFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. INSTANT. for Electors
to choose Resident and Vice President
Of the United States, and for Il prcscn-
tativcs from this State in the Conyrcs Of
the Uni'cd States. and i, being the ,iuty
Of the Governor, in case Of such elections,
to ascertain the number Of votcs given
for each person voted for from the returns
Of the Judges Of Election, certified to
him. and thereupon, by PROCLAMATION. to
declare ,he result:
AND WHEREAS. BY the said returns O.
certified, aud an enumeration Of the votes
given for the several candidates f,r sal |
Offices. r, s1ec,ively. it appears tha Frel-
erick Raine. Augu,tus W. Bradford
Philip d. Laird. James Il. Groome
Johu NJ. Carter, James A. Buchanau,
James T. Briscse, and William Walsh,
have received the gr.a'est number Of
votes for + cctors Of President and Vice.
Pre,id q, Of the United States: and that
II representatives in Congress, E,hraim
X W;f,S had the CRATES: number OF
votes in the Fist 81. ;S,sressional District;
Stevenson Archer in the S.'c5nd> !,.s,rIct;
William J O'B,ien in the Third Dist,icF:
Thomas Swami in the Fourth pistric:;
William j. Albert iu the Fifth District,
and LLOYD Lowudts, Jr in the Sixth
District, l do, therefore. BY this. my pro-
clamation, declare aud make known. that
Frederick Ra NJ, Augustus W. Bradford,
Philip D. Lrird. James b. Groome.
John NJ. Carter, james A. Buchanan,
James T. Briscoe, and William Wash
are duly elected Electors from tho State
Of Maryland, tor choosing . President
aud V.cc-Prcsideut Of the United States,
and tina, Ephraim X Wilson, Stevenson
Archer, William J. OBrien, Thomas
Swami, William J. Albert. aud Lloyi
Lowndes. Jr.. are duly elected Repre-
sentatives from this State in the Forty
third Congress Of the Uui'eL S'at's.
(~ In testimony whereof, have
! SEAL hcrcunto Sc ny hand aud
~ affixed the great seal Of the
ststc Of Maryland. this six
tcon,h day Of November. in
the year Of our L'rd one
thousand eight hundred aud
ssventS.tVo.
WIN. PlNKNEY WHITE,
BY the Governor.
JOHN THOMPSON MASON.
Secretary Of Ssase.
Nov %, 1872 81:
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lee. is your iee-housc nicely cleaned
out and in order? Is your ice pond in
good oriCrr Ii not. loose no time or cx-
rcnse TO have i, completed as speedily a.
possible Comfort crriuiaiy. aud possibly
hsalth, may depend upoa i: ncx, year -
Sometimes W. have tu, onc good freeze.
aui that s morally is before Christmas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

So T. Buchanan Read. Who WASH,
n. uca Of poet himself. ssid Of Tennyson,
''.is lcrss 20 more ike poet than does
. 'ohs'cr il ecmpared with goldfish -.
Angular. awkward, with great hands and
&c. an. c'arsc ha;r streaming away. he
is '.'.t 'hc sn-r that rcm-n,ie lady would
die for"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

E>HRGr A>n riIcK.-The publishers
oil Ba.!ou, Monthly Magazine were burnt
out b. the great Grc at Boston. In less
than .wcnty-iour hours after their prcmi-
sr' were destroyed they had purchased a
n,w Office and were hard at work on the
January number. which will be issued at
tho usual time and sent TO subscribers. -
We Ike such evidence Of pluck and we
Ike Ballou's Magazine also. for i, is wor-
thy Of The support Of the whole communi.
ty
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

GrANo. krc.-There 10 very little doihk
in Gnano or Phospa,es. There is no Chiucha
in market, and We quote Gnanare at 500 per
ton. gold, agents price Phosphates and man
ufacturcd Fertilizers rule at about $50 per toa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28
Garner E Thompson,
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Ediior-You are requested 10 announce
JAS. Il. ALVEY as a candidate for the next
ShesieAlsy and ron will plcasr say that he
will be Warmly supported BY the business in
:errs' OF the s' sni! asd sy BE
Jan 1872. .fscrl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

r. A Freuehman writing in the Jour
nal Pour Tous says: Respect for woman
requires Ne never 20 dcnbe word Of whist
she usssrs: ssaf-rcsPsse requires Us never
20 believe 4 vc-a Of VIA. she says
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28
CONFIR NATION NOTICE.
WIN H Kelley.
d Terera Kelly. his wife,
VI.
Emerson x Mid jletou.

In the Circuit Court fx st M,ry. c,1aty
sitting asa Court ofEquity.
No 325 Y E.
THE 18Th day of NJ
" vemhcr. 1872, ethat the sale mace
and reported by J Psrran Crane, Tias-
tee. in this cause. be ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary bs
shown on orbefpre the Pad Monday Of Dec.
mkt; provided q copy Of this orde, be
published IN the st Mary's Beacon. once
week for three successive weeks prior 10
the said End Monday Of December.
The Report states that the land sold
for 81, $50.
JNOACAMALIER, Crk.
True copy-Tesf:
mo 4 CAVALIER .Clt.
Nov IA, ls72-gw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

RYAN Annapolis correspondent. Of the
Baltimore papers says: Judge Miller's
announcement that he would give notice
to the grand jury to have prosecuted oil
colored people Who sre living together -
man end wife without legal marriage is
having a salu,ary effect One couple has
already been frightened into nuptials.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

At his se61sres Ia Baltimore. city. No.
IS Mt- veflSa Place. on Tuesday even
ing. the ia instant. HENRY HATCH
DENT. u Hesklyn. Potter county. Viz
gini.. So yssr'.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

Good resolutions are like ladies Who
ssius in leesurc-room-sAey shcsld Be
carried cut.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
John C Estep. Trustee
for John Wiley Estcp X
MarSarc, Es,cp
John Wiley Es.ep &
Margaret Estep.

In the Circuit Court for st Mary. eouu.
~. sitting as Court OF Equity.
No 249 NE.
NRDEitED. this 9Th day OF Novcn,b.,.
~ 1912. that the Auditors report, 6,e,i
in this Cause, he ratified and c,n6rm.
ri. unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the 2nd Monday Of Dec.
next: provided a copy Of thi. order be in.
serted in the ST Mays Beacon. once a
week for three successive weeks prior TO
the said 2nd Monday Of December.
JNO A CAVALIER, Ci't.
True c"py-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, CI'k.
Nov II, ls72-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-28

least Of it they are peculiar. A man likes
to have his bed and his boarl screen
Don't he? So you see rs ny wife was
straight it didn't become me to be crooked.
And wan't-at home She's good oman
and .hc'll endure everything and never
grunt nor groan. but she won't compromise
worth cent told her had no pcrtikler
use for Greeley. and that he was darnei
old infatuated humbug. but that our pa
per belonged 10 the great un.crryhde. un-
satisfic. transmogrifde Democratic par
~, aud must keep into line. She Sod sum
remarks about papers lying By the day
and by the week, and about sclfrcspect
and independence and the like. and grew
meek like Moses. in few minutes. =
Mrs. Arp thinks the paper ought to
take truth for motto, and work up TO it.
told her It would be dangerous cxper-
imcnt. but she says il has never been tried
yet II wasE't afecrd the little Arps
would perish to death durin the expert
mcnt. | would try it. Old Shank says
We can be worstcd. for he has tride lyin
for 20 years, and it won't pay. He says
il would be an episode in tho pres.. ku-
rosiiy. something like an elephant or an
eclipse or John Rooyuson's circus.