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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

The STAMP ABoLrrroxs.- Washing.
ton correspondent. has prepared the follow.
ing epitome Of stamp taxes abolished by
section SO Of the new tax law, which take.
effect on October LIST:
Contracts for insurance against acct.
dental injuries.
Afhdavits.
All agreements or contracts or renew,
ais Of came.
Appraisements, Of value or damage. o,
for any other purpose.
Assignments, Of lease. ortgage, pol
icy Of insurance. or anything else.
Bills Of Exchange, foreign. inland, lot.
tiers Of credit. or anything of that kind
now taxed by stamps.
Bills Of lading. and receipts. in the Uni
ted States. or for anywhere else.
Bills Of sale. Of any kind.
Bonds Of indemni6cation, of any Kind
Bonds. administrator or guardian. o.
anything that has the name Of bond in IL
and now taxed BY stamps.
Brokers notes.
Certificates Of measurement Of ANYTHING
Certificates Of stock. profits, damage
deposit or any other kind of certificate,
now taxed By stamp.
Charter, or its renewal, or . charter
party Of any kind.
All contracts or agreements.
Conveyance. any part Of the work Of
conveying.
: Endorsement. Of any negotiable or non.
negotiable INSTRUMENT.
Entry. for consumption, warehousins OF
withdrawal.
Gaugcrs' returns.
Insurance policies. contracts. tickets.
renewals. &C.. Qifs. marine. inland and
6re.)
Lease. All through the lease list il
abolished.
Legal documents. wri. or other bro.
cess. confessions Of judgment. cognovit,
appeals. warrants. &C., letters Of admin.
istration. testamen;ary. &c.
Manifest 4. Custom House, or anywhere
else. or for any purpose.
Mortgage, OF any kind.
Passage ticket. to any place in the world
Pawners checks.
Power Of attorney for any purpose.
Probate Of will. of any kind.
Promissory note for anything.
Protest Of any kind.
Quit claim deed.
Receipt. Nov generally exempt. and
il included in present Law in any case, will
be hereafter exempt.
Sheriff. return.
Trust deed.
Warehouse receipt.
Warrant Of attorney.
Weigher's return. Of any character.
The tax Of 2 cents on checks, draft
and orders, Is Ill Of schedule B that is re
tanned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office Is hereby given, that, q. the
II expiration of thirty days from this
date. the undersigned intend to apply 10
the County Commi. s:onrrs Of Saint Ma
RVS county to make PUBLIC ROAD
starting from the main road leading from
Lee, ardtown to .he Head Of 81. Glenn
ent's Bay near the Plank Bridge. through
james Dillakav's. passing near John ".
Graves and to John Parsons mill. themes
through Iguatius joys land to the main
road. coming on. to the same near where
the late Sylvester Spalding lived.
GEORGE W. MORGAN,
j. q. SPALDING.
JOHN T. SPALDlNG,
STEPHEN JONES,
JOHN r. COX.
and others.
June q. fS72-S0l.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

NEW CONGRESSIONAL DrsrRcrs.-Cn.
der the recent Act Of Congress. giving
Maryland six representative. and the Ac,
ofour Legislature. dividing the State into
six Congressional districts instead Of Eve.
As heretofore. the following counties and
wards constitute the several districts:
First Distriet-Wo rcester. Wieomico,
Somerset, Dorchester. Talbot. Queen
Anne's. Caroline and Kant counties.
Second nistric,-Cecil. Hartford and
Carroll counties. and the Cd. 3D., 4,h, 5sh.
9th. 18th. ssh. 9th. 10th. 11th and 12sh
election districts Of Baltimore county.
Third District-wards 1, 2. 8, 4. 5, 6,
I. 8. and Q Of Baltimore city.
Fourth Districs-wards 10, II. l2. IS.
II. Is. Is. ls. 10 aad 20 Of Baltimore city.
Fifth Dissrics-Ss. Msry's, Charles. Cal.
vert, Pr. Georges. Anne Arundel. How
ward and Lee aud 18th districts Of Balsi-
mere 90. and the 18th ward Of Bali. city.
Sixth Dissries-Montgonery. Washing.
ton. Allegheny aud Frederick counties.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

FIRST REcErsr or New MARYLAND
Wharf.-The FIRST new Maryland white
wheat was received in Bait. city on the 18th
inst. and sold on Corn Change by Messrs.
Herbert. Hairston 4 Co. to Messrs. Wal
ker. Dorsey L Co. at So. 10 per busbel- -
The wheat was raised BY Mr.. George H.
Payne. of this county. and vas fine
plump grain. but not in first-rate condi.
ton. This Is some two weeks earlier than
the FIRST receipts last year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

HARrss's NEW MONTHLY aAsAnss for July,
lsIs, has been received. It's table Of contents.
as usual, shows great variety Of matter, and
the Illustrations In the present number are par
ticularly attractive. Among the interesting ar.
sscles arc ''The City Of the Saints" "1he Gull.
iosine, " ''ln Searrh Of the Piehmorrue," 9Th,
Republican Movement in Europe, {" ''rhe Goldeu
Lion Of Grandpere, and "a Virginia Military
Traiaing Of the Last Seueschal." The Editor
Department ahcands in pleasant reading, and
on the whole, the July number ranks favorabiy
with any Of its predecessors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

and one Of the gkss e.uses Of tie gigantic
strides made b. ~ sisse tie s,r; plse;as
ser aassd = &ePhels South. and point
ing sisA unserial prseisisn % the exalted
posi'ioa shs i q oecspy /. che future.
There il no sovi sisAis Der Limits shss
has equallsd Asfssta. There are upwards
Of 30. 600 spi.dlS sssin operation in and
around this city. md when the improve
nenss 10 her vsi9 pever that are aov
being pressed fesvsA IRE completed. ID
is estimated that 50. 90 spindies can Be
used 10 sdvanssss. The user power
consists Of the SvsnaAh River. turned
into canal. vhSh l. nes being videoed
$50 feet. Al . 80 Of ssver.l hundred
thousand dollars Maqy Northern man
afaesarers hare Visited Asgsssa and pro-
noaneed the nsnss.sse Il be- Factories
superior to anything thsy hsve ever ssss.
To give yos $500 IDEA q the results. I
sill simply sesss Hat ~ IN declare div
idsnds to the a.Ssat = twenty pr sens.
per snnam. on the par Alse Of their sseek;
and one. tho "Aagssta Factory" has in
the face Of these ENORMOUS dividends laid
aside S400. 900 sssplS funds. xhish they
are nov using sst ssse ssesse. factory and
extend the old u 10 the additional esp.-
city Of 5000 spndIes. The secret Of sue
cess Of these sesossss L. iA.S they nan.
ufacture heavy. eoar,e goods. which doe.
not require skilled labor and therefore
the raw material is the principal thing that
enters into the cost Of production; while
the Spragues and the manufacturers ofthe
North. generally. in producing 6ne goods,
such as muslins and calicoes. arc compel
led to use highly skilled labor and pur-
chase the raw material after passing
through the hands Of spectators and 9TH
er middlc-men. Thus you see We have
one advantage over the Yankee in manu-
featuring and If our people will only wake
up to the immense resources we have
throughout this beautiful land of the
South. We would soon compel tho cold
blooded Puritans Of the North, Who nov
lord il over rs with their force bills and
military r1Iers. to again "crook the prog,
nant hinges Of the knee that thrift may fol.
low fawuisg."
c. p. NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

FoR GREELEY.-The Convention at Bal.
timore last week ssnt a full delegation 70
the National Convention, favorable to q
recommendation Of Greeley and Brown to
the suffrages Of the Democratic Conserva.
tive voters Of the country. The probabili.
ties indicate that not one hundred dele.
gates viii favor . straight nomination.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

NATIONAL PRoeRrss. Great Amer.
lean institute announces its Forty-firsi
Annual Exhibition, to be opened in the
city Of New York. on the fourth of Sep.
TENDER next. Applications for space tc
exhibit the best Agricultural Productions,
Mechanical Inventions. Artistic devices,
and valuable articles of American manufac.
ture, are now in order. 1t is intended to
make this the most extensive, useful and
meritorious exhibition ever held in Amer.
lea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

/. Tax on Tcn.cco-On aad afser q,
ss<. of July mex. persons vio sei or ODER
fos sale tobacco. snuff or cigars. eseer,
manufacturers. ~ill be required to paw =
special ,sx Of frc dollar. per annur,. With.
out regard n the amour. af annual sale.
The exemption Of pcrsnns whose annual
sales do not exceed one hundred dollars 70
repealed By the new law
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

.THs Baisxr sIes AND FANNY C,acs
Jrne number Of this great favorie with the In.
tie TO'ks has arrived. and contains variety Of
excellent and pleasing articles. We do rot
wonder that the ehi'dreaaze Delighted With il.
and SAY that there 10 noihips like n. 1, !.
~sr,hy ofa plars 10 every Aniiy wa~r, ,s<,,
are young people. Published monthly a. So
cents per year. By the Brigh. Side Co., CAicas0.
Ill
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

Tss cmD's FarsD.-This is . beautiful II.
lsssraisd paper for Sunday Schools, and il "a
pidly winaing Its way into popular favor. The
Publishers announce that they are nov ready
TO furnish IL semi-u,onthly, ., the Low price Of
- cents per year. superinsendenu win do
wen TO send for IL and examine IL. Published
b. tho Bright Side Company, Chicago, NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

DECISION ~ rnK CoxrrRoILKR.-Tbe
Comptroller has decided tia. The appro-
pria,ion made BY The las. Legislature to
the several counties and city Of BalsiuOre
for the education Of tbs colored children
II independent Of the school tax. and does
NOT diminish the ordinary Distribution of
.sid tax. to said counties sod city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

~TRr MUSES. SPECIFIC If you have
sick horses. II you have none sick. take
part Of your well stock. and give one-hal,
Of the horses Muses. Specific. and see in
the course Of time which looks the best,
which works the best, and then decide for
yourselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

June losns 1919.
Wsshisgtsa d onoe more deserted VII
hes. Congress snaliy adjourned 90 TIE
tenth after severe struggle on the part
Of the Rsiieals 70 have m extra session.
The Democrat. held cut molly. and only
agreed to the Enf6r cement Act to avoid
worse evils. The scene in The House on
Monday wss very exciting. and at one
tin there sas . prospect Of eight. but
the weather was TOO warm. and at nine
o'clock as night the session closed its Ia
bors.
/ Grant did wait few hours ssser the
adjournment before he started for Long
Branch. and a twelve o'clock On Tuesday.
jast sixteen hosrs sster adjournnens. De-
laso vas the only Cabinet officer in the
city. though ssmben Of Coneressuen we're
detained here BY business With the heads
Of the Departments. The musterings
against Grant and bis Cabinet were loud
and deep. for during their absence there
is no one lelt TO take their place. Gran.
Is confident d reelection. and say>-I
heard him say tiff Lee was alive he
would have his support As well as Md
bys." He speaks in the highes. terms 81
Gen. JoeI ahn1t0e. I'D i the inn
the leaders Of the Lost Cause will helr
him BY urging Democratic ticket a. Bal
timore.
There is horrible fear pervadisg oil
classes here that Washington is doomed to
some fearful visitation this Summer. The
small pox is rapidly spreading. and there
has already been one case of undoubted
cholera. Last week the whole supply OF
water was cut of for two days. and the
pumps all gave out. Men patronizcd the
dram shops and women fought at the
pumps. All Of this to connect a water
main which could have been done in an
hour in any other city. There are now
sixty-6ve roads and streets in and around
Washington torn up. and huge piles oil
damp unhealthy soil exhale their poison.
Gus gases in every direction. The crown.
ing folly Of improvement is the plan IN
lower the East Capitol grounds six feet.
thus destroying the finest park in the city.
Or course these improvements have money
motive.
The Avenue is deserted. save by few
Congressman, who lin.er here waiting the
return of our Dictator, and their wives
who drive about in pony phe.ons.
Dolly Vardenism is subsidiag, and solid
colors are the pervading styles. The
shades most worn are very light primrose,
buff or pink. Lavender. tea ..and cindre
de Paris rufies have entirely superseded
collars. Cane parasols are used by the
lovers of Dolly Warden. Gentlemen. since
the.warm weather. are Byronically inclined
and wear their collars so low that cravats
are dispensed, with. Tall white hats. with
black band. is the nobby thug. and no
man in Washington is seen without a
"bouton Niece" Flowers are too common
The boot blacks have tube roses stuck in
their dirty shirts, and hod-carriers also
carry rose.
Every one complains Of the scarcity and
dearness Of vegetables. and urge the COM
plction Of our road. which is to open new
market to Washington. Now vegetables
are brought here from Baltimore. after they
have been gathered two or three days
Cherries cannot be had, aud Strawberries
are out. So hurry up the P. L. R. is the
advice Of
SCKITTERELLO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

rxocKAric STATE CosvESrf0s.
body assembled si the Maryland
% Wednesday Of last week. for
sposs Of selecting four delegates
seh of the six Congressional Dis
Of the States % represent Maryland
he National Democratic Convention.
10 to assemble in Baltimore on he
Of July. II numbered among its
mbers the foremost men Of the State,
ID wasan assemblage of which the Dem
cratic party msy justly be proud. Its
proceedings we're entirely harmonious.
|snd marked BY an unusual degree Of pru-
dence.
The Hon. JAS. T. Earle. Of Qneen
Anne's. was chosen as permanent Presi-
dent. and the following . Vice Presidents:
Dr.. A Hsrdcas,le, Of Caroline Hon.
Henry W. Archer. Of Hartford; James
A. Henderson. Of Baltimore city; Col. E.
T. Joyce. Of Baltimore city; Barnes Comp
ton. Charlcs. and Andrew Gouder. ;. of Al
leghany Secretaries. j. J. Fenisn. Of
Baltimore city Thomas II. Moore. Of
Baltimore county; Eas.rd War6eld Of
Howard county. Sergeants-at-Arms. John
Shutz. John Grasop. George Scbumac
and James j. Flsnnery.
The Presiden. made ~ address on IL
importance Of the aetia D,en( bn
and the necessity Of seIld.ls " I'D Na,iAn-
al Democratic Convention wise. patriotic
and discreet men. .: the safety Of this
country depends upon their action.
The following nominations we're then
made for delegates at large:
Hon. Montgomery Blair. Montgomery co.
Hoa A. Leo Knott, Baltimore city.
Hon. Robert Fowler. Baltimore county.
Robert j. Slater. Baltimore city.
Hon. Philip Francis Thomas. Talbot.
Col. William j. Leonard. Wicomico.
Hon. Oden Bowie. Prince Georges.
John p. Poe, Baltimore city.
George W. Covington. Worcester.
Ephrain X. Wilson, Worcester.
A vote was taken. Hon. Montgomery
Blair receiving So. Hon. Robert Fowler
10. ex-Gov. Philip F. Thomas AZ votes.
and they we're declared duly elected.
On the second ballot oil the cand idates
withdrew excep. Knott. Wilson and Leon
ard, and vote being taken. Knot, receiv.
ed II. Wilson 81 and Leouard 5. Thus
Hon. Leo Knott was elected.
The district delegates selected were az
follows:
First Congressional District-Jesse K.
Hines. Of Kent, and DR.. Washington Find
lay. Of Queen Anne's county
Second Congressional Dis,rict-.John
b. Boyle Of Carroll. and Thomas ii.
hoore. Of Baltimore county.
Third Congressional Dis,rict-John F.
Hunter and VIM. H. Jillard Of Baltimore
city.
Fourth Congressional District-Hon.
Robt. T. Banks and Major Harry Gilmor,
Of Baltimore city.
Fifth Congressional District-Dr. Eli
j. Henkle. Of Anne Arundel, and Hon.
John Lee Carroll. of Howard.
Sixth Congressional Distribution. J.
W. Baughman. Of Frederick, and Major
George Freaner. Of Washington county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

~The Liberal Republican Convention
which met in New York on Thursday last.
was inharmonious. The majority present
seemed to consider the endorsement Of
Greeley As the lesser of evils.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

Drrr OvT.-On and after the 6rse Of
July next an tea and coffee produced east
Of the Cape Of Good Hope and Imported
into this country viii not Be charged with
the discriminating duty Of ten per cent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

DENTISTRY We take pleasure in an
nOunO;ng that Or. 0. J. Waters. former
ly With .. A. Daley & Darrell. Washing
ton. ID. c.. is a. the Washington Hotel
Lctnard,own. where he will remain abou,
one week. during which time, he will b
pleased TO execute any operation in den-
tissry that be may be called upon to per-
form. Terms, moderate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
DIED.

On the s.nd instant n the rcsiderr. If h.r
son. p. T. Buekier Mrs. ELEAN0R RCCHI.YR
consors Of the late George W. Backies, in the
6sth year Of her age
Blessed are the dead, xho die In the Lord
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
Point Lookout Cemetery Board

A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES or
"A Point Lookout Cemetery viii be held At
Point Lookout on
FRIDAY. the 5th day Of JJILY, 1877.
This meeting will give the Trustees an oppor-
tunity OF inspecting personally the Cemetery
lately completed, and a. business Of imeor,snc.
viii engage the attention Of the Board, q furt
attendance e earnestly requested
By order Of
V. CAxALIxa, 10. FORREST
Secretary. Prs.
June o., ls72-et.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHEAr.-The market for Wheat has 70
msined quiet under small receipts and livht
demand. We note the srcrip, of small loo
new Maryland white, which was sold Al go
cents, and two lots Of new Virginia white. OF
which loo bushels sold At 2lp. and 50 bashrls a,
ais eents. The sales Of old foot up only, abou,
2eOo hashels as follows TOO Southern white At
?os esnis, 500 do. rid ss lso6s.?oo eeasa 500
Western do. at no cents, and |. 800 prnnsylya-
mis- do. at lSe(ss:lo ceats. Michigan white and
amber We quote Al 2loes.ls cents, wi,hsu,
sales.
CORN market for Cora has ruled DUH
during the week, and Southern white has de-
clined eel cents per bushel. and Southern vel
low and Western mixed 3as cents. The ~
ceipis have been light until to-day, when the,
amounted to over Ga. 900 bushels The sale.
amount TO 80, 900 bushels - follows: OfSou,b.
ern $4,000 white at Ts6GA cents G. 500 yellow
At 6,GG6s cents. aud ,. 500 do interior AT s46a
s. cents. Western has been vcrv dali. the
sales being 500 white At &c cents. :, 500 mixed
on track a, 6.@6s cents, and 1000 ia E'vvsio-
al 81 cents, and we note Offered freely at latter
figure without buvers. We quo'e Southern at
the close at 1T(9Ts cents for white, aud s,Cs.ss
cents for yellow.
oATS.-Tbe market has continued dull and
weak but without much change IN price. Tho
receipts during the week were large with sales
amounting TO "a, Oo0 bushels, as follows: %. 600
bright q. 5oCSi3 cents, and 5000 igh, South.
ern at So6Ts5 cents. We quote dull Al the rloSe
at II for MIXED, 50 for Western bright, and so
casa cents for Southern.
RYE note sales Of 900 bushels prim.
N~w York State at los cents, aud small lots
Maryland and Pennsylvania al 9sC3lOs cents.
according to quality.
ToRACCo.-The inspections of Leaf ToI,ar-
co the past week We're somewha, short of the
week precious, the falling OF being in the re-
ceirts OF Maryland. The marke, for this di,-
cripiion, and Tor Ohio, was active and stron-.
the sale OF the former heing ahou: Aoo hhJs
and ofthe latter zoo hhds The Vurch,s ver,,
principally for France and Duishurg. hat w..
hear OF considerable inquiry for Ohio Tohacc,
for Bremen and Holland. The sales of Virgins
and kentucky were small, owing 10 wan, IT
stock. hut a, full prices. The exports during
the week were large. amounting to , 6a3 hhd.
as follows. vi, : sl2 hbds leaf to Ams,,,S,a,
l.i+l bids. leaf and AL hhds stems to Bremen,
and hhds. leaf TO pemerara. We quoir nrir,,
to-day rs follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
Meeting of Trustees.

"HE Trustees Of St, Mry's Female
II Seminary are requested to NEE, q.
the Seminary on TUESDAY. the 2nl Of
Jniy. proximo. A punctoal attendance 10
desirable. By order.
c. B1LLTyGsLEY.
Presidept.
Juuc o., fs12-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27

Ut ANo, &c.--Thcre is no Peruvian Gusno
in th" agents hands and but little in dealers
We quote for lots of So tons or more Chin
cha Island SCI 80, and $50 for Guanarc p.r
ton. gold and No. of zach Kind 10 per ton
less, also gold. For Phosphaies aud manu-
tactured FERTILIZERS $50 per ton Is the general.
price. The Southern demand for Fertilizers
which has been considerably better this wear
than last, is pretty much over for thr season,
but thre is pretty active business dong jas
now with the near trade
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
NOTICE.

IN TUESDAY. THE 18TH or JULY. ~
- fair, If not. the 6rst fair day. the iadies
9. =: Francis xavier's Congregaiien viii give
OIMNE0 at the Newton residence,
~ 10 raise funds for ,he
payment OF deof contracted for the repair of
tneir Chnreh. They will also be on the spo, the
whole day TO supply their visitors with sweet
meats and rsfreshments, and to dispose. :, .
feasonahle& nany useful arssclss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
Late
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s'ourt for St
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hic, d TO /
the goods a
nenie oil Ged
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lave scizd 4
the interest 81
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All the in,
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27
COMBS & DOWNS.
Attorneys for Petitioners,

The Petition having been read. X. John
son Cotton, Esqr.. addressed the board 10
behalf Of the prayer il contains and wa,
followed by Col. james T. Blackstone on
the same side. Hon. B. G. Harris replied
opposing the prayer Of the pc,i,ioaers and
arguing against action by the board o, this
tine. Hon. James g. Downs closed the
debate for the petition. and the board ad-
journed without announcing any decision.
II is understood, that there will be ano,h.
er meeting Of the court in the course Of
Two weeks. at which tine decision will
have been reached and will be formally
announced. Mr.. Tennisscn. one of the
commissioners. was prevented. We rcgre,
to learn. from attendance at Tuesday : ses.
sion BY serious indisposition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-27


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FORKS Of I'm
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represent. that
rated and char
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said Constitu-
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carryin: out the
now engaged in
from poiut Look
ty; and they hereby
themselves to complete
swo years from the st
Ithe year 1872. upon the
ms and conditions:
dr Honorable body nor recon-
II when your Petitioners. the
resident directors anu Ssock-
the p" ash'ng!on I'y a"1 rom,
oy,su;a shsil have built aud equip
Rail, DAD from Point Lookout to Wash
on Ci'y: anc shall nave plaeeda d."-
S, ~" '" c W u" .'' In IN" .I $500 h. .Ha'
=, nronor,;on Of the fund dine 10 S,;n,
tiary's County. under the ac. of appor-
|''onment passed IN conformity to the Com
s'''u'''nai P'os'si'" i'r'ue y! ,hr w wear ioo''
,T,r and pain, Jnoton. R,;,ro,J Comn,.
nv.
And your petitioners further represent.
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FOR CO

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