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ADMINISTRATORS Norrcg.
orpaaas' Cart ef Sn.s Nary. es..,,. su-
Dee Il, ISL.
nRnEREr BY THE COURT. Tia, Mar. Y
" Hay asn aad Charles v Hayden. admins
STEPHEN HAYDEN.
tate OF II Mary county, Nd, decessrd. give the
notice r~qairef by Law TO the deceased !
creditors 20 exhibit their claims, and TIA, the
same re Published once . week for SIX srccrs-
sse weeks IN the 81 Nary's Beacon.
Test: J.sTNR,,v
Register Wills for 81 Mary's ccunty.
NOTICE.
IN pursuance Of the above order. we hereby
give notice thar we hare ob;sined frosn the Or.
phsns Court Of ST. Mary's county, MARYLAND.
letters OF administration on the personal estate
OF Ssepaen Ha. den. late Of said county, deceas-
ca. All persons having claims agains, the said
deceased are hereby notified 60 exhibit shs same
WIN the proper vouchers attached thereto. IA
the subscribers, on O: before the sls, dav ~
Nay, 1872, they will otherwise bv lav b ex.
Guided from the benefits ofthe said estate. All
persons tndebted to the deceased ara reouessed "a
make immediate payment to the SUBSCRIBER.
MARIA v HAYDEN,
CHAS vHAYDEN.
Administrators.
Dec. H. is7l-ew.
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DYER, HILL & CO.,

for the purpose of conducting the GRO.
Gerry, LIQUOR and GENERAL CON.
MISSION BUSINESS, at No. 20 Ligl,
Street, Baltimore, where Ne will b
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j. DYER,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orplan,' Cour, o. Snrt Hry's County Set -
Jan lG, 1872.
nRpEnED BY THE COURT. Tina. Gcorg
VS. Nartirglrr, Ex. of Sylvester Mtttinslry
late Of st Mar, : county, Maryland. deceased
give the notice required by law 10 the dcceas
ads creditors To exhibit :hc:r claims, and tha
she same De published once a week for six sue
cessive weeks in the 81 Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMS T VI RAlrY
Register vii, FOR St Mury's county
NOTICE
In pursua nee Of The above order. I hereby
give notice tha~havc obtsincd from the Or
phans Court oi 1T Nsry's county. MARYLAND,
letters :rS'AH"n'Iry on the personal estate
ofS,lyrs,c- Mtt'iuc'ry. Late 90 aid county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
sa;d deceased. are hereby rc,,fcd 10 eshibittht
same " 9TH the proper voarhrrs attached thereto
TO the subscriber. or before the olst day of
july lSI2. they will otherwise b. law be cy-
cuicl from the benefits oil the SAID estate All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are requested 10
make immediate payment TO the subscriber.
G.! UkGE.S NATTlNGLEY,
Executor
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4. CAVALIER, Jos. H KEY, ESQ, JouS T. KIxs,
Esa.. Leonardtown, Nd.
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DORSErr, HA RklS &CO.
Grocers and
Commission Merchants.
No. ~ Sorru CHARLES
BALTIMORE.

@- Particular attention given 70 the in.
spec'ion and sale Of Tobacco, the .alo Of
Grain and oil kinds Of eoos,ry produce.
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ivespa,xonal attention to heinspection
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COMMISSION AGENCY.

Baltimore, Nd. Jsss ia, 1871.
HAVING located myself at las West Pratt
H Street, for the purpose Of
carrying on the business ofa Commission Agent.
TOT the sale OF all kinds Of Country Produce,
Tohacco excepted, ] respectfully offer nv SER
vices to my friends and the citizens generally Of
81. Nary's and adjoining counties Of lower Ma
ryland in that capacity, and solicit share Of
their patronage, pledging myself to use my best
eudeavors to promote the interests Of those who
favor me with their patronage.
JAMES A. WISE,
No. l53 SoUrH CHARLES STREET,
Balsimors,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06
News from New York.

New York. A meeting of master masons
and builders was held at Mechanics Exchange
this afternoon to consult on the question of
wages and hours of labors. They refused
a written application from the workingmen's
union to appoint committee to confer with
the workingmen. A delegation Of working
bricklayers were admitted to urge their views.
Some bosses declared that reducing the hours
of labor two hours would lessen the capital
of the country 20 per cent. The sense of the
meeting was that the bosses had no objection
to eight hours provided that the regulations
were universal in the States Of New York.
Employers would not be subject to competi.
ton from the neighboring States where men
could be got to come here and work ten
hours, but they considered that the change to
eight hours would be detrimental to the work.
ingmen. The meeting declared that any de-
cisions was premature, and adjourned after
passing resolution of regret at the death of
Prof. Morse.
John Reed a boy 10 years was sentenced
to the Pententiary to-day for attempting to
shoot his sister with shot gun.
A delegation of working painters waited on
the Mayor of Brooklyn to-day. They denied
interfering with other workmen and will up
hold all the laws.
The jewelry store of Ulman and Eckert
was robbed of $25, 900 worth of jewelry and
watches last night.
There was a rumor on Wall street this
afternoon that the Tenth National Bank will
be thrown cut at the Clearance House in con-
sequence of owing nearly Ave millions, but it
was denied at later hour.
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of success, ut was my words of warning that
secured the prize" and to assert in case Of
failure with special qualification, "It is quite
as expected; have ! not warned you of all
thls!" The library question should be con-
sidered and acted upon with true conserva-
tism. But is the proposition unwise in the
amount of the demand or the system adopted?
Let US see.
It's now proposed to raise as Accumulation for
library, the modest sum of 81 10000, by
fifty life memberships at $500 each. The
State valuation of Augusta in 1870 was S4,-
SSl, 1850 Give millions nearby, its popu-
lation by census 1908. So this amount d.
vided as a tax would reach fifty cents on each
thousand dollars if divided per capita, less
than thirty two cents for each person, about
half the price of q common entertainment,
concert or circus. 1t does not seem large
amount to raise when it is known that it goes
to no private enterprise or speculation, no cele-
bration or ceremony, but is put in books to
go about in the community, where the donors
live, continually doing good. 1t is proposed
to issue yearly memberships at S. each with
full use, VIZ: library and reading room, and
voice in its management; and tickets for an
nual use of books merely at 81 90 each. Such
is the present plan which may be amended if
found advisable. The following table will
show the manner in which some of the most
successful libraries have been established and
managed and that it is similar to the plan
adopted by the Augusta Literary and Library
Association
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News From Washington.

There was full cabinet session to-day: All
the members were present except Delano.
The interior department was represented by
Gen. Cowan, assistant secretary. The bust
ness was unimportant, relating entirely to
matters of departments routine. Earl Gran
ville's despatch was not under consideration.
The following resolution was passed by the
National Telegraph Morse Memorial Asso-
citation this afternoon:
Whereas, The House of Representatives
have placed the hall at the disposal of thi;
association for the purpose of holding me-
mortal meeting in honor of the late Samuel
T. b. Morse on Tuesday April l6, and promi-
nent members of both Houses of Congress:
have consented to address the meeting. And
Whereas, The telegraph wires have beer
freely placed at the disposal of this associa-
ton on that evening" therefore,
Resolved, That the municipal authorities Of
the cities and towns of the United States are
hereby invited to hold meetings of similar
character at their several localities on the
same evening, in order that the meet.
igns may be in telegraphic communica-
ton, and thus simultaneous expression be
given to the national grief on the occasion OF
this irreparable loss.
Mrs. Shea tried for the murder of police
officer Doyle who was shot by her while at.
tempting to enter her house with search
warrant, was to-day acquitted. The defence
claimed that the pistol was accidentally dis
charged.
Hon. Samuel Galloway died to- day.
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Telegraph News in General.

Portland 5. In the case Burleigh and
others of South Berwick and Berwick, petit
TONERS, for injunction against the Boston 6
Maine railroad, Judge Walton this morning
upon the conclusion of the plaintiffs council
without hearing the defence, denied the mo-
ton for an injunction, on the ground that the
plaintiffs had not made out case strong
enough to warrant temporary injunction,
expressly stating that he intimated no opin-
ion upon the principal points involved in the
case. *N1 % N.t- n o. Trt
Portsmouth, N. H., 5. The United States
steamer Leyden in towing the Sabine up to
the navy yard from the lower harbor this
afternoon ran afoul of the bowsprit of the
United States steamer Tuscorosa and carried
away the main-mast Of the Leyden.
Albany, 5. In the State senate o-day the
resolution of expulsion Of Senator Wood on
a charge of receiving brides from Tweed, was
taken up. In the debate it appeared that the
report made was not sanctioned by the chair
man of the investigating committee and cir
cumstances exculpating partially the senator
| from the charge, were stated. The resolution
was finally postponed until Tuesday evening.
Bath, 5. By the report of the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Company, just Issued, it is
shown that the Knox & Lincoln Railroad, a
80 mile link of the great shore line delivered
t, and received from the Maine Central rail-
road In 1871, for Boston, 1854 passengers and
for Portland, 1899; the E. & n. A. railroad
delivered and received during the same year
for Boston, 1889, and for Portland 25S2
These roads were opened to business Nov.
LIST. When completed to Bangor the Knox &
Lincoln railroad must inevitably be one of
the first passenger routes in New England.
A large pleasure travel for Mt. Desert and
Penobscot bay will undoubtedly set in with
the hot season.
Salt Lake, 5. The State Legislature met
to-day for the election of two United States
| Senators. In the House W. II. Hooper and
Thos. Fitch were elected on the first ballot.
In the Senate Hooper was elected on the fifth
ballot. There were nine ballots for the Sec
ond Senator, but no choice was made. Thos.
Fitch reaching within one of an election,
when an adjournment took place till to.mor.
row.
Rondout, N. Y, 8. The water will be le
into the Delaware and Hudson canal on Mon
day next:
1t is estimated that 1000, 900 tons of Goa
will be brought by tide water this year.
Springfield, Mass, 8. The Supreme ju
dicial court in session at Pittsfield, to-day APP
pointed May 14th for the trial of DAME
Gleason, the North Adams murderer.
St. Louis, 5. Among the assurances OF
Yerger's flour mill burned last night are $l2,
500 in the Etna of Hartford; S2500 in the
Peoples of Worcester, and the remaining
900 mostly in western offices.
Council Bluffs 5. The Iowa road, COM
menced delivering goods to the transfer COM
co Tho fraiUbt old contracts
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The burning of the railroad bridge at Tops
ham causes some detention in the mails arrv-
ing at the post Office in this city, although the
usual amount of mail matter is received.
The mail formerly received from the west by
the night Pullman, now comes the next day
by the passenger or mixed train. leaving Port
land at seven o'clock and arriving here about
half past ten. Mail matter for the west de-
posted in the office before four o'clock in the
afternoon, is sent to Ksndall's Mills and from
thence westward by the back route.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

The ice in the river is evidently getting to
be unsafe Yesterday a man attempted to
lead his team on to the ice, at the old town
landing, when the man broke through the ice
and the horse and sleigh passed over him. In
struggling to extricate himself from a watery
grave, he reached up and grasped one of the
iron braces on the back part of the sleigh, and
the horse proceeding on saved him from a
watery grave. The foolhardy fellow shook
himself and kept right on till he reached the
eastern bank of the river, the horse breaking
through the ice several times on the way.
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l--@Hash. Meclour charged with the murder Of

$50 Hugh. MGGlour charged with the murder Of
Thos. Bell last February, was acquitted to-
day through lack Of evidence. GJF
Rosanna Deas stabbed Fanny Palmer, prob
ably fatally. and Alfred Palmer her husband
was stabbed by Alfred Strickland, who was
in company with Rosanna. The two Palmers
are in the hospital, and the other two are in
Jail.
There were II cases of small pox yesterday
and deaths.
A prisoner before the court in Williamsburg
this afternoon was found to have the small
pox. The judge and all the officers of the
court skedaddled, and the prisoner walked
off.
The Tammany society has issued cali
for primary election for delegates to the
general committee.
A fire to-day damaged Pendleton & Shelf
fields soap factory in Brooklyn $4,000; in
sured in local companies.
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WV NoHhs APfIIfUs
COTTON -sales Sl3 bales. mid uplandsaskr
FLOUks-lG00; state go o 100; round hodp Bhs,
700a725 western 48eS60z; southern 4 Is do 30
WHEAT 5000 bu; no. spring l5iel56s new
Cd do winter red and amber western l7a E1l7s
CORN 5000 new mixed western 72h973 !;
OATS-sales 5000; western 50 555
POkk- new mess, ID cog old, II 81
prime,
BUTTEK-West'n. II $50 state, 24g3s.
WHISKEY +; Western free, g
RICE-Carolina, SZ g9z.
SUGAR-Porto Rico, y ;Muscovado, So 99H
MOLASSES-N. o. 1896
SPrTS TURPENTlNE-91
ROSlN- 93U5
PrTSOLEUM-crude, 9l2%; refined, PIX
FREiGHTs 70 LIVERPOOL. Cotton, 14s
ed, flour 0s, Cd, wheat 5kd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

Mr.. R. c. Morse of New York city, who
is visiting the most important places in Maine
under the auspices of the State Y. NJ. C. A.
and in the interest of the Association, will ad
dress all interested in this special work. at the
first Baptist church in this city, to- morrow af
ternoon, at 10 o'clock. The public are cor
daily and earnestly invited to be present.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
"A New York Money Market. u n
NEW YoRK, April.
New York Stock Market.
gt4 A0aFsv ro9ru.. April,s

ua.po.. IL ,.s, c.as sa g. es1 ssx n'' cum
berand Co. 70 ; Western Union Tel. Co.. 743s
Quicksilver Mining CO., 50 Pacific Mail 63h
Boston Water Power, 50 Adams Elk. Co.. 81
Wells, Fargo Co., 10 American Merchants I'm
13 U. 8. Elk. Co., 7ls; NY. Central u Hudson
River, s9,i do. scrip VIZ Erie, e2x do. pfd. 70
Harlem ~ do. pfd l25 |; Reading. Il6 Mich
Central, llAs; Lake shore and Michigan Southern
81; Illinois Central l52; Cleveland u Pittsburg,
2a Chicago North Western, S3h; do. pfd 951s ;
Chicago n Rock Island, li61 Mil. 4 ST. Paul SO ;
do. ptd., 81 Toledo, Wabash 4 Western, 79k
do. ptd IS Pittsburg Fort Wayne, 81 Terre
Haute, "a do. pfd "a Alton, III ; do, pfd Il9
Ohio Il Miss, 49, Boston, Hartford 4 Erie 10
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News From California.

San Francisco, 5. The British bark Speed
well from this port went ashore on Punta
Arenos March 9ih and is total loss; the
crew were saved.
The government building at Camp indie
pendence was entirely destroyed by the
earthquake on the 26th ult
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06
Boston Items.

Boston, 5. In the suits of the Boston,
Hartford & Erie railroad against Henry N
Farwell and Geo. w. Long & Co.. the Su-
preme court has decided in, favor Of the re-
ceivers.
Charles Z. Copeland, who was injured
March l6, while jumping from train of
cars at the Providence depot, died yesterday
at the Massachusetts, General Hospital.
George H. Foley, arrested in St. Louis for
robbing the store Of Crosby, Morse Foss
of Boston, jewellers, was held in ten thousand
dollars bail for trial.
Robert T. Williams, President of the
United States Insurance Company died to-
day, aged 10.
Edwin Forrest has been compelled to ter
inmate his engagement at the Globe theater
by Illness. He suffers from lung fever.
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Chicago Produce Market.

..-. ShACusO HHOuuCc MbIkets
a'f gs CHICAGO, April, 5. s
FLOUR-spring extras
WHEAT-No. ,, 122z9
CORN-3SH No.
OATS-3I
RYE-No 2, 20
BARLEY--5l for No.
MESS PORK ii SO
LARD 50
LIVE HOGS-440.
RECEIPTS 1870 flour, 1900 wheat $1,000 corn
5000 oats. 1900 barley, 6,000 hogs. g Nj f
SHIPMESTS-5O00 Hour, 1900 corn 10000 oats
1000 barley 500 hogs
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The brethern of the Reform Club were
somewhat divided in their means of convey
ance to Portland yesterday, some taking the
noon train, and others proceeding on the
three o'clock train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

BY special request of Mr.. Nye, Rev. Mr..
Quinby will deliver his sermon on "Habit'
before the Augusta Cold Water Temple, on
Monday evening at Z l-2 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06
Accident.

Bangor, 5. A man named Archibald Row.
en-, belonging in Nashwall, N. B., was run
over by the E. & N. A. train for st. John at
McAdam Junction this afternoon, and had
both legs cut off below the knee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06
Temperance Meeting in Portland

Portland, 5. A large and enthusiastic
Washingtonian temperance meeting was he'd
in City Hall to night. Large delegations were
present from Augusta, Gardiner, Bath and
other cities, and stirring speeches were made
About 500 persons signed the pledge. The
movement is extending over the whole state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06
loeal anu State Nems.

Rev.Hr. Penney will preachto the Reform
Club in bis church Gree Baptist to-mor'
row evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

The wife of Adam Lemont, Esq, of Bruins
wick, was thrown from sleigh on Thursday,
and one Of her arms broken at the wrist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06
The w Gather.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April 81 p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER 2
WASHINGTON, April 81 p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will continue falling from
the lakes to the Gulf coast during the night
and extend to the Atlantic coast on Satur-
day with easteriy to southerly winds. A ris-
ing temperature and increased cloudiness
very generally. Cloudy and threatening
weather will probably prevail on Saturday
north and west Of the Ohio Valley. The
area of rain over the lower Mississippi Val
ley will probably extend northeastward over
the Ohio Valley with threatening weather );
thence to the South Atlantic coast. An area
of quite low barometer is apparently ad-
upon the northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

Two barrels of liquor (wet goods) were
yesterday seized by the City Marshal in the
basement of store on Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

The subject of Rev. Mr. Barbour's sermon
in the Granite church, tomorrow evening,
will be s'The Christian View of Old Age"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

Meeting of voters in Village School District
at the high school house, this afternoon at
o'clock. See call in another column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

Mr.. NJ. L. Stevens Of Portland, is to ad-
dress the Reform Club, in Meonian Hall, on
this evening. tft-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06

On Thursday evening the city marshal
made seizures of liquor at Enrights saloon
and at Dunton's store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-04-06
AUGUSTA, April 5, 1872.

At this time the advantages of railway
communication between Augusta and Wis
casset are strikingly apparent. With a
frozen river and bridge down upon our
only line of communication with the coast,
the movers Of heavy freights are in
an uncomfortable position. 1t may be said
that merchants and manufacturers should
foresee and provide for their future wants
when they have the opportunity, but who
could have anticipated our present disabili-
ties2 Ism p 81 BoLINGDR0KE.
TooUs, April 3.
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, April, S.
MESS PORK-l3.O0
LARD 81.
BULK MEATS-sides Ga
BACON-sheulder, 81 clear rib 6Z sides ~;
WHISKEY-77