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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-25

The year 1879 contains 6fty-tvo sun
days. September and December each be-
gins on Sunday. January. April and
July on Moaday. October Is the only
month beginning on Tuesday. February
begins and ends On Thursday. Conse-
quently We have Eve Thursdays, which
win not occur again until the year 1900.
In the year 1880 February viii have Eve
Sundays. which viii not occur again until
the year 1920. The year 1871 began on
Sunday and ended on Sunday. This will
occur again IN 1sSs. and every eleventh
year thereafter.
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~ MANHOOD :
Hoe Lost. N0r Restored.

Just published. new edition of Dx Culver
WELL $ CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cur, OF
certain weaknesses the effects of Errors and
Abuses in early life.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty wears
successful practice, that the alarming consequent
ccs Of such errors and abuses NAV be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal med
icine or the application Of the knife; pointing
out q mode Of cure at once simple, certain and
etfeciual by means of which every sufferer. no
matter what his condition NAV be- may cure
himself chearly. privately, and radically.
Es- This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal. in plain. envelope 10 any ad-
dress, postpaid on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also DR.. Culverwell,s Marriage Guide -
price IS cents.
Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. c. KLINE h CO..
l2I Bowery. New York, Post-Ofice Box 1856.
Jan IS, ls73--lys
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Yours very truly

THR PKiScx OF WAtEs' MEDICAL TRESr.
srSr,-lf we may believe the stories. the
medical recipes Of the British Housewife =
were not disrcgarded in the Prince oil
Wales illness. The ''hop pillow" 10 said
to have been the only thing that gave him
SLEEP; and. when heath seemed imminent,
butcher stood in an adjoining room with
lamb. ready at moments notice to Gay
il. that the warm and reeking skin might
swathe the Princes extreni,ies should Tier
have shown signs II deash-eoldnes..
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CONrIRMATIONNO rlCE.
George Forbes
VS..
John II Matters.

In the Circuit Gour, for 81 Nary's county.
,ittingts a Court OF Equity.
M. 226 y r.
nEDERTp, this 10th day Of January
~ 1872. that the report of Joseph
IL. key aud j Parran Crane, Trustees
in this cause. be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the c. ntrary be shown on or
before the 2nd Monday of Feb. mex, ;
provided copy Of thisordcr be published
in the st Mary's Beaeo~, once a week for
three successive week. prior TO the sac
2na Monday Of February
The Report states that the land sold Tor
$4,000.
JNO.ACAMA:IER, Cl'k.
True copy-Tesi:
JN0. CAMALIRE, Cl'k.
Jan IL, ls72-3w.
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RELIGIOUS MEErING.-Th fourth
Quarterly Meeting for the NJ Z. Church
will commence Al joys Chapel. 2s,b and
2ssh Of January. Rev. Henry Slicer. d.
D. will preach At IL .. m. aud 3. p. m.
w. X. GWINN,
o. C. MARRIOTT,
Jan Is, 1872. Pastors.
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TUE firm of FERGUSON, Tyson & Co., being
i dissolved on LIST inst. by mutual consent
I would respectfully inform the Farmers and
Planters Of ST. Mary's county that have re-
sumed the Commission Business and hope 10 re-
ceive a share Of their patronage
will attend personally 20 sales of Grain and
Tobacco. also TO the purchase Of merchandise
and fertilizers.
Counting Room On second floor of old stand
III West Lombard street.
CHARLES FERGUSON,
Jan Is, is72-2ms baltimore, Jan 10, "a.
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MD. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

THE Spring Term Of this prosperous lrstitu-
i ton will begin Feb. LIST, 1872.
A limited number Of ''S,ate Scholarship
NAV be secured by an immediate application.
For Catalogue, &c, address
Rev SAML REGISTER
President Agricultural College, p. o.,
Prince Georges county, Nd.
Jan Is, ls12-3w.
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wEENS' TRANSPORTATION LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

nN and after FRI
" DaY. January
18th. 1872, the >te,n,er ~A-
MARY WASHING S614m
TON. Captain Gour ley, will run as FOL.
lows:
Leave Pier No Slight street, every FRI
day Morning. at 6 O'Clock. for Fair Haven,
Plum Point and natuxent River, proceed
ing As far mp as Hills l. 'ndins.
Returning. leaves Hills Landing every
Monda, for Trent Hall. and Trent Hall ev-
cry Tuesday m ornins, at o'clock, tor Bal
tmnre.
Calling 4. al the landings on the River
(excep: Parkcrs Wharf Tor freight AMI Pas
sengcrs; also at Fair Haven nd Plum Point,
gong and returning.
Freight received at No. | Tobacco Ware
house Wharf, On Thursday only, up to 4
o'clock.
NJ l. WEENS,
Jan s. tsIl--tt Agent.
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On the 18th inst, BY the Rev. Father Psecia-
rini. JOHN II. HIGGS to Mrs.. MATILDA
wOODBURN.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Nr. PeAelupe,
JOHN B. LYON 70 Mss LIZZIE HAYDEN.
welG GEORGE 2. TEySiSsUx % Mss MARY
G. kA1HNON.
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I,cx,.rD Ave,,o,.r,.

X y EDWARDS, having qualified % IN
aschoneer according 10 the Lieeu'e
Laws Of the United States, gives notice ,ha, 10
VIII sftead TO the sale Of all real or personal
proper.y that may be offered At public auction
inst. Nsrys county. Addrsss, X n. Ed wards,
Great Aill. o., 81 Mays eoasiy, Nd.
jana 5. is.e--u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-25

|. is insinus.ed by San Francisco jour.
mails tia. Mrs. Laura u. Fair cannot. in
accordance With law. be hung for several
months to comc because Of 40 impending
eyInt.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
0sYAass' cbxrt q s.. Nary. Cs..,,, &,
Nov IA, 1871.
nRpERED By THE COURT, rh,,u,
" Cswood and L II Leigh. admr,.
JAMES HOWARD,
late Of ST asry's county, Maryland. ss.....
give the notice required by Law 20 the 49,
eds creditors to exhibit their claim. al vas,
the same be Published once a wei Ca Gas
successive weeks in the s, Nary's Besron
Test: JAS T " Rusv
Register Wills for 81 Mary. Guam,
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. Va. h...,.
give notice that we have obtained FINN -
Orphans Court Of 81. Nsry's county ~.
land, letters decentralization on IN. r.r~o.'t
estate of James Howard. late Of said coma.
deceased. All persons having claims asaips, -,
said deceased are hereby Eoti6ei 10 exhih;, ,Is
same with tho proper vouchers alta ehed ,h.rr,o.
20 the subscribers, on or before III. ss,h aay :,
Nav, 1874, they will otherwise by Law be 50.
cluded from all benefits OF the said estate an
persons indebted to the deceased are rcunes,,S
to make immediate pay nient 10 the subscribers.
b CAWgs ID,
l. II LEIGH,
Administrators, ". A.
Nov %. lsIl-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-25

GUAN0.--F0r Guano and Fertilizers gen.
orally the market continues extremely dull, and
prices are without change. For Peruvian Gu
ano the agents prices for lots Of so tons or
more are $6T.so for Chincha Island, and $50
for Guanape per ton, gold, and No. Of each
kind 10 per ton less, also gold. For Phos-
pilates and manufactured Fertilizers $50 per ton
is the general price.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Edi,or-Yeu are requested 20 announce
JAS. r. ALVEY as q candidate for the nex,
Sherifalty and ron will please say tha, he
viii be Warmly supported by the business in
terssi Of the cousty and BY the
Jan (. ie52. Prorls
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NEW Sf'HEDULE -
Of STEI NER
GEoRcEANNA. &a
LOWER POTOMAC LINE
For Washington, Alexandria. Georgetop
and Potomac Riirer Landings,
Also,

For fredericksburg and Chesapeake and
Ohio Rai1road
The steamer GEORGEANNA will. on and af.
THU RSDAi. Jan. IS, 1872 leave Baltimore
from Pier ., Light street EVERY THURSDAY.
at J.. NJ. arriving at Alexandria Washington
and Georgetown on SATURDAY. Of each week
Returning will leave Washington every MON
DAY, At A. w.. arriving in Baltimore every
"Wednesday morning.
Freight received dsily, on DAYS Of leaving I'M
iii L. VI. For further information apply to
C.P. IRVING. Agent.
1873 Light street
Jan. 25,h lS.2-,f
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For Sale.

OK BBI.s Of prime ALE WIVES. Liberal
ZeI inducements oasr~d TO any cue wishing
10 purchase the lot. Apply 70 or address
PEwISE,
Great Niiis, Nd.
Jan 3, ls.--lv
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FRANCIS NHsLE. j. II. MALE.
r. c. MALE, late Of st. Mary's County.
FRANCIS NEALE 4 SONS.
Commission Merchants,
Sell Tobacco, Grain and oil country
produce.
Buy fertilizers and all supplies fer farmers
"a Fertilizers furnishs at manu- tacsur-
ess prices.
Jan II, iS72-G.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
&. LEO SPAIDING.
- LIGHT RxyTyunpr nm
- LIGHT ST, BALTIMORE Nd

I'VE business Of the late firm Of POrNAI-
4 RAT AcCrLLY. for the sale of PRO-
visions: Cotton, Sugar, Nolasses, and all kinds
OF Produce, also agent for James A. MilIer's'
tChieken Cock whiskey. vii. he confined a,
the old stand, 20 LIGHT SragSr, bv =. Ia
SrALDixS, nnder the name Of PorxA,s.r Ne
CULLY.
z. LEO srALDISG.
He. -, tsTi-Iys
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-25

You have learned through the pspesu
the fact that Mr.. Dennis, efS0merses, haa
been elected to the u. 8. Senate In lieu
Of the lea. Geo. Vickers, whose term e.
pires in March. 1873
Mr.. Dennis represented By Bis friends
10 be q man If good common sense, with
out any claim 90 pre.cnsion to be consid-
cred en- orator. II q genial disposition. I'M
bounded hospitality and unb!emished hon.
or. The interest aud principles Of the
Democratic party sre- safe in his keeping.
and although he may mot achieve distinc-
ton as brilliant speaker. he is sure to
retain and preserve that Which be brings
to high position. !" an unblemishcd name
and deep seated lore for tie laws and
constitution Of the nation.
No legislative business Of amp impor-
lance ut least that would interest the read
ers Of the Beacos has been transacted
either in the Senate or House Of "epre-
sentatives. Your Senator and Delegates
have been regular in their attendance -
Senator Downs owing to his exuberant
good nature Covering great shrewdness
and good sense) his easy address and de-
bonair manners. has become q general ia
vorite. and being the youngest Of the SEN
ate, sort Of pet When opportunity
presents itself. he will prove himself /
feel satisfied equal to the grave and ardu-
Gus duties and responsibilities which the
unanimous vote of his native county has
devolved upon him. Messrs Cotton and
Dunbar have made very favorable i'm
preston, their gen.lcmanly and manly
department commend them to the good
opinion Of discerning men. and they will be
found equal | am sure to the duties of the
important positions they now occupy.
The interest which the trial of Mrs
Wharton has excited still exists. and be-
comes painfully intense as it moves slow
ly but surely to the last act OF this fright
full and most tragic drama" Of real life
The general impression here is. she will
be acquitted-that the State has failed to
make out its case. at least that there is
ample room for reasonable doubt. aud
that the captive will be set free. think
So now. although before listened to Mr..
Thomas address. entertained . differ
ent opinion.
c.
= To justice to our correspondent, We
feel required to state. that the necessities
Of time and space have forced us to omit
from his present lettcr''an interesting state
ment of the antecedents of Mrs. Wharton.
as also an able and scholarly review of the
manner and matter Of Messrs. Hagner and
Thomas efforts before the Jury in her be-
half. As this statement and review of our
correspondent are written to keep and are
we'll worthy preservation, We shall give
them hearing in our next.-Ed. Beacon
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ST. MARI'S BEACON
LEoyARDTowY, ND.

THURSDAY MORNING, January zsss, 1871.
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THOMAS 4. WITTY,
Late Of Chapel Point, Nd,
wtru
BURGESS 4 SCOTT.
Farir AND GENERAL COUNTRY PRODUCE
c. M ~ ission Merchants

1872 W. PRArr STREET,
BALTIxoRE, Ap.
~ Consignments respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to. Shipping orders care
full, put up.
BALTIMORE REFERENCES:
Charles Brooks, Esq, Pres't Western Nat
Blk, renniman h Bro, Hurst, Purnell L Go.
VIM Rsiman 4 Son, VIM Dsvries L Co. ksr
chants, W b Brooks, Esq.
Sept Z, lsTl-us
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Walter B. Langley
~.
Alice Morgan &
john Magill, Admrs. Of
Geo & Morgan
h Others.
Ia the Circuis Courtfor ST Mary'seounty.
sitting a. Court ofEquiiy.
No 2Os n T..
ORDERED. this 9Th day OF December.
~ 1871. that the Auditors report, filed in
this cause, be ratified aud confirmed ,u,Ir,,
cause TO the contrary be shown on or befo,e
the 3rd Monday OF Jan. next provided =
copy ofthis order be publish ed in heSain,
Mary's Beacon once a week for threesucc,,-
sive weeks prior to the said srd MoaLay Of
January.
JN0 A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Tru: copy-Tesi:
)NO A CAVALIER. Crk.
Dec ~. lS7l-Sw.
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MULTIPLICATION.
BUTSiFE COIL OIL.

TNE accidents from use Of coal oil have
! induced Us To offer for sale To our friend.
and To the pnblic a coal oil guaraniced-to
bc entirely free from d.nscr-packed cspe-
cially for family use in one. two. three. tive
and ten gallons scaled patent cans cssed in
word.
We also Offer for SAFE. the safety Arganes
oil burncr, which can he attached to asy
lamp now in use.
DYER, HILL & CO..
Grocsrsand Tobacco Commission Merchants,
~ Light street.
Baltimore.
nay 10. is7l-:y.
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Der

I respectfully
i to those "
Al. operations
teeth known "a
Persons desirsnl
meet Nth prom
note nj Leonar |
manner desired
ice and residen5
county, Nd.
Dee IL, 1871
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-25

GE0' r. 4
Sx. PETTfJ
Are the sole a
in that city. n
for inserting
es, cash rates.
quested to.eav
above houses.
Get 81. 1874
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-25

JAS. II. =. GIBBONS,
COMMISSION MERCH ANT
for thssaleof
TOBACCO,
GRAIN,
&C..
NJ. so Light Street Wharf. Baltimore,
Gives personal attention o henspecti. n
Of Tobacco. wiiimaks prompt returns, and
Gil orders with dispatch.
chs, Isss-Iy
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Jan ls. ls1?--6w.
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COM y
H v'S'

varying on
for the sal{
Tobacco 81
vices tn nnl|
81. Mary
ryland ia |
their patrol
eudcavors d
favor me vt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-13
PIANOS. $500. ORGANS, s15

No one should he without PIANO or ORGAN,
when, by saving S3 or So per week. yOn can buy
such instruments Decker ~ larnes' unrivalied
Pianos, Halet, Davis ~ Co.'S and Bradford S Co.'S
Pianos, and the urCqualled Taylor & Farley &C.
lestes Organs Old instruments taken in part pay
ment for new Monthly payments tlken-
SPECIAL rates to Preachers, Church's, :. Schools
and Teachers. Send for circular or call on =. HAM
ILTON s. CO u Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa
fcbs3 lm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-13

VNHE Subscribers having bought the old stand of
i ii. II. Warner, interd enlargirg the basiness
and will keep always on hard the bet the
market affords. We will do WHOLESALE and
RETAIL trade in the following products:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
Transportation.

Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket Office,
IN MLure House, and ut the Station Rt Bridge.
port
FL. !L-...,.... :. -....,. FIR. MYERS,
novel General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

DR.. sAeE's oATARRn REMEpy.-$5OO
reward for an incufable case. Sold by
Druggists also cents. =
Lasting Loveliness.-Twentv wears
ago, when paint, pearl powder and en-
amel, were running the compilations and
destroying the health Of woman of fash.
ion, HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM was
brought out as pure botanical cosmetic,
guaranteed TO restore bloom and beauty.to
the skin. From that time tojthe present
ithas been continually rising in public
estimation as the safest and most unex-
ceptionable preparation Of It's class. In.
stead oil producing IN artificial, metallic
surface, like the deadly enamels, or wilt:
ing the cuticle like the poisonous fluids
sold under various names as "beautifiersn
1t keeps the skin as soft as velvet, renders
It as smooth and glossy as satin, and i'm
parts.to 1t that delicate, rosy tinge, which
is the beau ideal Of cemplexional lowell
ness. The exquisite chromatic effect is
not transient. By applying the Balm daily
it may be prolonged from youth to age.
A lady who purchased the first bottle Of
the article nineteen years Of age, writes
to say that her complexion at forty
is pure, clearer and more brilliant than il
has ever been;" and she attributes its
beauty solely tothe daily use of HAdAN's
MAGNOLIA BALM. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
The Treatment of InebrIates.

When a man has fallen so far into in.
temperate habits, that his appetite Is all
but ruined, and that what he does eat no
longer nourishes him, his position be.
comes critical. Psychologists, at the pre-.
sent day, regard Chronic Drunkenness as a
disease; and their first aim is to enable
the organs Of nutrition to derive, as in
health, the requisite vital forces from
food. Under this system, the patient
ought 10 give up at once the use of all
stimulants. Where the appetite is ex.
treamly feeble, the diet, at first, should
consist Of beef:tea and mutton-broth. I'm.
mediately after eating, the patient should
take one wine:glasslul Of Dr.. Gottlieb
Fisch's Bitters. He will thus be enabled
to cat, and also digest and assimilate,
more and more daily-his vigor and
cheerfulness jntrcasing meanwhile ia
propotiona Aiter q few months, the use
OF the Bitters may be discontinued. The
patient win thus Shave become 1NDEpEN-
DENT Of stimulahts altogetherl
This subject continued next week I'M
der "1Rhat Is a 20nic?"
"Ware & Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro-
prietors of DR., Fisch's Food Bitters.n
Sgh5h i.GiSa Die SIC eod&wf VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
New York DRY Goods Market.

New YoRK, March 27.-Bustness ID
pretty lively and the market firm. We
quote Adriatic brown sheetings at 14ic;
Indian Head 16c; Broadway 1etc; Bed
ford ! lDfc Granite fille y y I'D; E6uni
Vernon o TIC; western World 1itc;
Appleton and Adriatic brown drills 15c;
Alabama Ozuaburgs 1910; Augusta 1Ga
16ic, Milledgeville do 1Sc, Canoe River
brown and State jeans 11ic; Indian Or.
chRrd improved corset jeans131c; Rock.
port bleached 14fc; Cabot sA bleaehetI
mnslins 16c; Fdo 4 bleached sheetinps. 1Oc;
Pride Of the West Gle; Pocassett 14tc;
Utica 1O'inch 10C; do Nonpareil 2Oc; do
25.inch sheetingS 30c; Dunnell's fancy
prints 11ic; do Swiss Rubies 10c; Pacific
Mills fancy 12c, and Simpsons mourning
prints lie. SAT-
olijG cihethAati itafket: lllti
CINCINNATI, March 27.-F1ouR-Mar.
ket steady, with moderate demand: fam.
lily, 81 60a7 So.
GRAN-Wheat-steady; red 81 7Os
l q. Corn-Dull, and prices dropping
at ACC Rye 90a92c. Oats-SSa42c,
Barley-Dull, but unchanged at OOa75c,
GROCERIES AND Ons-Unchanged.
Edds-Dull at tic. sElSlDSSs ~
BuTTRR-Scarce and firm at 27a33c.
CHERsE- Scarce at 19a10c. 3slESF0'
PRoyTsIoNs z Quiet and unchanged;
$780, asked Lard Steam, &c; Kettle
Stc asked; no sales. Bulk meats and b.
conduit, but unchanged. ...0.
Hods-Steady; receipts 1,400. "' m
WHIsKY-ln moderate demand at SIC.
J98iChicago Market. 1lil ana
ClttcAdo, March 27.-FLouR-L
less.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. 9 dull at 81 104c.
Corn+Quiet and l1iominally unchanged.
Oats-No. 2 quiet and shade stronger
at 30tc. Rye-No. 2 unsettled and irreg.
ular at Csc. Barley-No. Q spring, firm
and stronger at 5Os55c.
PRovIsIoNs-Lower; mess pork, gil 30a
II 80. Lard-Weak. Bulk meats Neg.
ieeted;a 4c biG4ic asked; sides, clear rib
5ta6c; do clear, Bta6tc. 80 % ~ 80
HIGHwINEs-Dull, and prices have de.
clined TO S3c. CIV So "a .i.a5i
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 27.--FLouR :
Quiet, firm and unchanged.
'GRAns-Whea Firm. iCorn-Steady;
mixed western, 63a65c. Oats - Dull;
western, 51a5Sc. Rye-Quiet at 0Oa9sc.
PRovIsIoNs-SteadyS mess pork, $12 %.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders, 4sa4fc; rib
sides 6a6tc; clear rib, Gsa6tc. Sugar.
cured hams, 12la13c. Lard, 84a9c.
BUrTRR-Western firms choice, asa
Soc; good to prime, 2Ga2Sc.
WH1sKY-Nominally unchanged at Soc.
Milwaukee Market.
MIwAuKEE, March 27s-FIpuR- Quiet
and unchanged.
Characterization and the mar.
ket unsettled; No, 1, 81 2s; No. 2, 81 90.
Oats-Dull and prices are nominal; fresh
SEC. Corn-No 3 mixed, old 57sc. Rye
Csc. Barley-No. 2 TALL 5Sc.
Louisville Market. i
Lo6GsvrhrLE, March s7.-ToBAcc,o-I
Active at unchanged prices. Sales 1888
Illus. U .s.... 20, -rT.--f. .a. . ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28
HaIf.preea RnaaIOs.
Ne San Franclaeo Taat says


Some experiments have boon tried
crossing the buiIaloes with domestic CATH
and the result Is highly satisfactory O
breed Of animals being produced which
retains many Of the valuable properties
of both breeds. The animals are large
and strong, tho chief objectionfto them
being that no ordinary lence stops. them
for moment, and that they love TIE water
so much that they viii swim and sport
in II even when Il Is fun ;ot floating leo.
We have heard OF q COW and q calf whose
love for athlect exercise was such that they
wouldj6Ihp from q bank ten feet higiin.
10 deep water, when there was an easy
path close athand. These personal peculI.
arities are drawbacks to the Introduction
Of buffalo blood into the veins of family
pets but, on the other hand when properly
cared for, these animals make most de.
licious beei, and, their hides, when soft.
tanned, are as much superior 10 the buffa.
10 robe olIcommerce as woolia 70 ,shod-
dy. The writer saw the pelIoltthe COW
above. Il was much larger
than any buffalo robe which he ever saw
before, was covered with amat Of son,
short curly, brown hatr, there being none
oil the long, shaggy half ordinarily seen.
H.