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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-25
By y. Z. AI'ItTF"H'
Auctionucr and Real Lstate agent
No, 1915 Main street,

TWO REALLY VALUABLE BUILD
EpANkIiS EEyWEEN BEL NlDEHE h,,il
PiNE sTREETS, iMNft.DI irtLi orrnSirh
MONROE PARk." FHR SALE ~ AntI VI.
I'm FRIDAY October 9Th. NJ o'clock T. VI. on t,'r
nremi.ps viii sell tic two hrauiilu' BtN.hiH',
tors located rs above. aul a1j"inire ca ing e'S'
Mr. Robert {. McrtOn's residence" III course u! ''"-
Each lot has front Of 80 fee; and dcfth OF about
10 feet to IN alley - frrt wi,ic.
Tho location tting BEAUTIFUL, pheasant, am it.'i
b, r,r;,llv .dyapcin. In ,ul,r u. wcil IS ''iin:u
ishnp IN ui,aniity safe il i"hc"I"s thpa" Va 'e
Il RE- iH hmjId IN Til, favored fni f''"rs" l'Ghiit ~
.eeure LOT ~ soon rs possible rho street - f;""
cuTh.1 gathered. very vice w3kwa! paved! Auh
handsome sh,dc-tree+ Planted. -.
TERMS onr-cu;,lfh cHsh: !'ai''"r ~ !, :: am :"
,uonth. fur negotiable unl,,. intcrC. al per cent
nd,!cd. secured by trust decd.
~ * j. l.. ArrEHEpN. A"rti"mc'r
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
v LARGE AND VERY rs z u /; !.
RR1t;K r. slDFNCE. AND nlrEnyEMEN;,T;S
uFLAND. THE RESIDENCE OF The, lNIt:
TiIOMAS WALDEN. SK., ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF PORTER BETWEEN SIXTH ANn ~
FNTH STREETS. MANCHESTER. AZ Az
TIOk.-Iu pursuance Of "a decree ni thc lich''
Court Of Chesterfield rUEu,y ut it, May term tSa3.
I'm fhn s,lit stvlcd Julia NcEae's Guardian rs.
Thomas Walden. Jr W. will proceed ~ - on me
prcu,iscs ut public auction. II HSitAh IN: SIN
tny Of October. I~To. ut n'"i"ct i. VI: The t'tIS
valuable and attractive property !"ni" rs "n",'
Tho residence contains tw" parlor SIX 'H':'' 'i';,E-
hers closets. &c. four large roolii and wlnc-ceif
In rho basement three wir passages ti'i"uGH lt'
middle with private stairway: hGi-ar ilhac':
porclt.s ami h..iitttll stdc-trccs trout ana rear
one Kitchen with five rooms ard nht Single AllcHt
woOi and COa-h0Scs. wdlrr-r'rrrtS, ~ ~ w" :.
slpDled With water and water also ~ ne EaFd :
pr:ire-vi vines, shrtihlDrry. &C.. in the Gartcii.
The premises embrace DnN LOTS rnnh"'"''
oio y;I and mart of Tud,r@ tenement, aud 80. =.
froutiuy 2sl feet aud running back about no y, y
and Il only four SQUARES from the irtG rii!E ''t
street TO which l. tc We l'rn hor'd1It ~ III ~"
pertv now being graded aud Improved
better opportunity tor tn''rtWcrt or sli"'Hii
ton has not been offered In Manchester. and nov l.
the time to l:v.
Persons desiring 10 examine this rror'rf! ran d''
So by calling The auCti"ueer or III me lr'p'-i
TERMS flue-fourlh cash: halar'c ~ one. tN''
and three wears Interest ;,ic,i ut eight r"g cent. Ia
negotiable nriGS, sCrtr"d!i decd al trH1'.
EubEEf J. !EtbkF.
g.. e. hCRAr.
s'nnrs iurers
Sale conducted rv y. K. WEI9lGtn. Au"ipn"'r.
~ -4s.Dct2.&dld
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Sale conducted ty y. *. WEIslGtn. AuriNpA".f
- n5-.s.DCt2.&d
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WANTED, a No. / COOK and HOUSE
w SERVANT witltont REMEMBRANCE. to do the
cooking and lto,lse-wQrk for family of seven APP
ply at 703 Clay street. sc 2I-2t
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WANTED, Il GOOD HOUSE-SERVANT.
w Must know how 10 wash and iron. Apply al
No. G3J Fifth street sc 2l-3t*
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WANTED, RESIDENT AND DAY
w ROARDERS.-afiss GIRR has several very
pleasant rooms whicl, she would be pleased 10 haoe
occupied hy families single persons. No. sO4
Marshall street. Sc rlW
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- Lee Il GUddn. iuctiDnctfs
M, llI3 Ntju STREET.

GElpE~ & WlLLlASis, AGLh ,1co'a.
+" = -s..w W. ..tsvlw Stts
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WANTED. a SMALL BOY to assist i'll
w grocery store. Must he well recommended
q. 10 honesty. Address. In own handwriting.
a. r.
se a5-lts Richmond post-of,ice.
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w ANTED, a WHITE SETTLED WO-
w MAN tn take charge of four children, who Is
willing Ia make herself generally useful In family.
Apply at 800 Twenty-eishth street. So 2l-ath
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SEEDsMEN. FLORISTS. d..
-
" TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
s3@ LAWN GRASS,
,IIERDSiRASS. and every variety OF
FIELD GRASS and ssE $3.50
GARDEN SEEDS of the finest quality,
and offered 1T the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Wholesale quotations furnished 10 dealers.
Prompt and careful attention gireI, ~ Ill orders
AfiEISnN & ADflsnN.
Seed and Guano2 Mprriianit,
sea Biclpnona, va.
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wv ANTED.-A young Man of sober and
w industrious habits. aud with an experience Of
two years rs salesman, desires a SITUATION IN
some house In the city, Can Influence good trade,
Best references given. Address III. a. T., No.
500 Niulh and CLAY streets. SO 2a-it>
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WANTED. a GOOD BLACKSMITH, to
So p5,at GEORGE u. SLOAT.
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Wanted. good
- COOK. WASHER and IRONER fora family Of
tn, ee persons Also. ggnteel IIDCSE-iilRl.. G"na
wages and good home. Apply at 100 Cary street.
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STONE-CUTTERS ON GU II b q
- wanted at Windsor Granite Quarry. GOOD
board and lodging tic premises at reasonable
rates. -,
So .5-W,S.&Mu WALLACE 90.
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LOAN s5ssSSE.

LOAN s5gsEGE.
CPECIAL NOTICE. have / frw fin
y GOLD WATCHES. '.-4
CHAINS. and )
DIAMONDS,
left FROM my last sale. which am ansciS 81 sell NJ
about half the original cost Money Zen! on salr:t
bles ut :. A. WINSr0rk'S Loan Office.
No. IL Fourteenth street. under Exchange Hotel.
au 14-Tm t ~ Il
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w ANTED, a HOUSE-SERVAN T-a set.
w tied and experienced one preferred. Apply
at No 2O1 west & race street. Sc 2.-3tS
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, "M1LTON,'
five miles frem Richucnd by land. sixty by wa.er
five from Courthouse. one and Il half from post
office and churchc.: stores &C., convenient. The
dwelling, OIL handsome eriincncc, has six rOOus
requisite out-hoTjcs IN good order. Contains FOUR
HUSDRED AND SEVENTY TWO ACRES. half
In cultivation. variety OF soils, producing USUAL
the other half In wood. Fish, &C.. aba ndint. PRICE
Low AND LONG CREDIT. For coed bargain apply
ut once TO j. l.. APPERSON,
Sc 2a-St Real Estate Agent and Auct ioneer.
T ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
- LANDS, in large and small quantities. In
almost every section of the State 1 number of
them large, first-class estates with splendid
improvements. and desiraby located OH navigaDle
rivers OF railroads.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY.
ST. la-im 10I4 Main street
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-
TOR SALE, these RELIABLE invest
I ments IN the following localities:
WESTERLY
9iox15o IT, Taylor street l,2xl3o IT, Spring street,
I7iylsl IT, Main street, IiXloo f., Rrlvldere 81,
aiixiso r. Urryie street li0xli0 r., Pine street..
scxlio f., Pine street. aNXl5c H.. flhe street.
CENTRAL. $685..
5nxl5o feet, Clay and ScH!Ac feet, north fiitn
Fourth streets. ree,.
spx 10 feet. Fourth near Noxl4O feet. north Fourth
Leigh street. STREET.
MONROE Park.
soyIso e. Grace street, elXlJu IT., Trace street,
4oxl So IT, Main street, ioxt49 IT., Grace street.
CHURCH 1IILL.
la2xl4J IT,. Broad street, 3S6Nlao feet, twenty
eighth street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent AMI ,tuctinncer;
Sc as-at. THIS Ills, opposite DtSpntch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-25

WANTED, a PRACTICAL MACHIN-
w IST and DRAUGHTSMAN who Is capable
of taking charge of foundry and mac hine-shop for
the manufacture Of portable and stationary steam
engines and all kinds of mill and other machinery
4 good opportunity Is offered TO suitable man. Adj
dress l0ck-itoN Isl. StanntOl. Va. SC 24-lw
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WANTED, A COVERINGS TO GO TO
w the country one competent to teach all the
English branches. and music both Instrumental and
vocal. Apply at No. 100 Ninth street, or address
j.. {. SNYDER.
sc2s-tw* Castlemau's Ferry. Clarke county. Va.
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~ G,l,lr X lgnIsan.s.

iuctin.erf. niril,s sal :, lie t,s..sn,s,
.F.ctra.Ih stfeci h.t"C" 5laui and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-25

Ok ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
~ PRIyATELY.-Ne are instructed to sell an
attractive LITTLE FARM OF TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES (nnrc or Iessl within ono mile of the city,
with large and beautiful grove Of oak trees, in
Which neat frame dwelling and other improve
mcnts are situated. in thorough repair. The land
Is in high state of cultivation nd produces timely
Apply 10 RltHAhI,SfN ~ ".
% si-t lib Main street.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

LIFE AND FIRE ISsuR.ScE.-The a,ten.
ton Of our readers is called the advertise
ment Of the Royal Fire and the Connect.
cut Life Insurance Comp, my, to be found
in another column. Both Of these com.
panies arc old and wall established, hav-
ing been doing business for q number of
years.
In community like ours. every one
should avail himself Of insurance. It's
based upon aud governed By rules as ex-
act and free from error as other ordinary
enterprises Of life, with this addition. !,
presents the only certain and secure pro.
vision for the future. The rich may have
enough to replace losses BY FIRE or to make
provisions for widow and children, bu.
Insurance is the only certain relief to the
poor and those in ordinary circumstances.
Our friend. Mr.. Joseph II. Key, offers to
our people tuO among the hes, and safest
companies in the eo"nsry for the INSURANCE.
Of their lives and property. and We hope
those he represents viii Be liberably en-
'ouraged in our county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

Dr.. SAGK's CArARkn RrNkpr
reward for an incurablc case. Sold by
Druggists at 80 cents.
LASTING LovElrxRss. years
ago. when paint. pearl powder aud enam-
Ell. were running the complexions and de-
stroying the health Of women Of fashion.
HAGaS's MaGNouA BALM was brought
out as pare botanical cosmetic. guaran-
teed to restore bloom and beauty 10 the
skin. From that time to the presen, j,
has been continually rising in public es,i-
nation as the s,fest aud most unexccp,iou.
able preparation Of its class. Instead Of
producing an artificial. metallic surface. like
the deadly channels. or willing the cuticlc
like the poisonous fluids sold under va1io .
names as "beauti6crs," it keeps the skin
rs soft rs velvet, renders il as smooth aud
glossy as satin. and impar,s to it that del
icate. rosy tinge. which is the Ieum ideal
ofcomplexional loneliness. This exquisite
ehromatic effect is no, transient. BY ap-
plying the Balm daily it may be prolong-
ed from youth to age. A lady who pur-
chased the first bottle Of the article nine
teen years ago. writes to say that her
complexion at forty is ''purer. clearer and
more brilliant than it has ever been y aud
she attributes its beauty solely to the dali
ly use Of HAaAx's MAGNOLIA BALM.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

SOUTHERN Mn. Il. RoAp.--We notice
in the Washington correspondence Of the
Baltimore Gazette, that. at meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Southern Nd. II.
Road in Washington on Tuesday of las,
week, $3.50, 200 Of the stock being repre-
sented. the following gentlemen were cleo
ted directors for the road the ensuing wear:
5. s. Smoot. Matthew G.. Emery, John
W Thompson. John Van Riswick, of
Washington City; George s. Scott, Willis
Gaylor. Richard J. Capron. of New York
City; Alexander Hay. of Pennsylvania I;
Arthur NJ. Eastman, of New Hamshire ::
Benjamin G.. Harris, John NJ. Bronze.
aud lgna.ius Mudd. of Maryland. Will
liam ). Harrington was elected treasurer.
10 connection with this meeting. the
Washington Patriot. of the 18th instant
makes the following Statement. as to the
history of this company:
1T will be remembered that this com.
pany was incorporated BY the General As.
sembly OF Maryland in 1868. No pro-
gress has hitherto been made to pres, the
construction Of the work, chiefly because
the time had not arrived when this i'm.
portant link in the direct line to the gre,,
Cumberland coal mines could be made
available for the transportation of coal 70
the most convenient point on tide water.
The near completion Of the Metropo-
Titan Road has attracted the attention Of
capitalists TO the advantages presented br
the Southern Maryland Railroad, and We
understand that number Of gentlemen
OF large means have recently purchased
the stock OF the company, and will with.
out delay take measures to commence the
work and press it to speedy completion.
"A meeting Of the stockholders vas
held yesterday. at which $50 shares Of
stock we're represented. being $3.50. 900
aud directors elected for the epsu;n.
twelve months. The board Of directors
will meet on the 18th inst, to elect . !
President.
IAN act was passed By the General |
Assembly Of Maryland. on 30.h of March |
1865, appropriating SI73. 900 to st. MARY.
county to aid in the construction of a rail.
'oad to Point Lookout, and under this ac. !
were appointed BY Govern. |,
" Swami to make = survey and estim.t. /
or fs construction. Ten thousand All.
ars OF this appropriation and one ,hou.
and from the city Of Washington uer.
'seu 20 de'fay sSe expense Of prclimina.
survey. An able engineer, Mr.. Ben
amin IiPpett. performed this service ard
eporscd that the cost Of the work vonH
C about els, "oo Per E,ile,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

THE OrsrrR PoLrcx NavY.-As il il
contemplated to add sail-vessels TO the steam
force ofour Oyster Police, We respectful.
ly bcspeak Of the proper authorities a,
Annapolis the place Of commander on one
Of these vessels for some suitable person
Of our own county. St. Mary's county
has the largest aud riches. oyster line, we
believe. of any county in the State. and
her oyster license tax is also the heaviest
paid into the treasury. with one exception
Though organized for years, our county
has never yet had a representative in our
state Navy, 'nd. as we are to get nothing
" seems. on land. something on water we
"aa be entitled to. This being a con-
eess1m. We nominate our friend, Can't C.
'. NoRRis.-an experienced and careful
sailor and gentleman whose character
aad habits make him eminen.ly suitable
f'r such trus.-as candidate for com.
nander Of one OF these aforesaid sail.ves.
'els. Capt. Norris appoin.men. would
Be generally. il not universally. aceer,..
Die TO our people. And Jour petitioner
sii' ever pray. etc, ETC., etc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

CNcLx DENNIS. Old Uncle nsn.
MS has passed IN his check" and is gone.
NC hope. where the good darkies 20 ~
Uncle Dennis was an classification" in and
about Leonard Town. was prog" of,he
hrst merit and much eudeared 70. and
greatly respected by. all lovers of water
laxrries hereabouts. is claimed. tia,
the hrs. aud last catches Of fish in every
season were bis. and for the size and quail.
isy OF his oysters. he was renowned the
town over and around. The old man was
engaged in his favorise occupation when
death surprised him on Friday lass. He
vas in his 18th year and has passed .be-
sond these voices" without scricas &c.
rruaeh, Peace be With him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

Commensurate the letter Of our Raj.
h'nose correspondent. published in tho
last Beacon. i, was stated, sub.tan,iallv
that pubic sentiment was strong araips.
tobacco inspections Ct this time. I'm conse-
quence of the bad management. Of these
inspections during the two last preceding
years Our correspondents. il seems.
did not intend 10 refer to inspections du.
ring the years 40 aud II, the waresous.
es during these years being admirably
msnased, paying in,o the treasury the
last named year alone upwards Of SIS. 600.
eu'soshe inspection. management, during
the years IS and 60 The reader. there
fore. will make the proper discrimination
hsiSecn these two periods &c time.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

The ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN wkKkLr-A few
weeks since the ILLusrRArKp CHRISTIAN MEEK
LIZ ofN Nork, gave sketch and plans of
cottage which could be we'll bull, for ST.. 900
SO much interest has been excited in all parts
OF the country by its publication, and so MANY
letters OF inquiry have been received. asking for
further information, that the publishers in their
issue of March 80 gave a bill of items showing
the cost of every thing in detail which enters
into the construction Of the above mentioned
cottage.
In the same number we find some very inter
es''ng "reminiscences at 4 wedding, relating to
the commencement Of mission TO japan forty
1--WE years ago. The illustrations in this num-
her are well executed-ihose upon the Cats-
combs at Rome being especially beautiful. A
portrait is given Of Rev. W. N. Taylor, the new
pastor Of the Broadway Tabernacle, New York.
recently from England.
An editorial on Pastoral Visiting" takes
strong grounds against Rev Henry Ward
beechers theory that the necessity for these Wis
its does not now exist
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

CorET NoTEs. Monday. March 18Th.
Tn" Court met. Ills Honor. Judge Ford
presiding. After the Grand Jury we're
sworn. His Honor charged item in lis
usuaI clear and feiici,ons manner upon the
grave duties AID responsibilities devolvcd
upon them under the criminal laws Of the
State. which he fully calculated. and. in
conclusion. congratulated them upon =
fact which had never before occurred at
the opening Of the term. during bis long
experience at the bar and on the bench,
that of our prison walls being devoid of a
single inmate.
The Appearance. Trial and Criminal
Dockcts were then called.
Tuesday, March 10Th. State vs. Sam.
u-l Owens. Indictment for assault. and
battery on Henry Young. Trial by Jury.
Guilty. and fined 81 and costs. Crane
for S,aic--key for defence.
Several appeal eases were disposed Of.
the most interesting Of which was. the
case Of Shuhart VS.. Collins. Appeal from
aJudgment rendered by Justice Chunn.
Submitted to the Court. Held sub curia.
Wilson for appclant--Con.bs / Downs
for Appellee.
Wednesday. the Goth Of March. Case
Of Wilkinson vs. Wise on the Trial Dock
ct. Trial by Jury. Verdict for defen-
dant. Harris & Crane for plaintiff
Combs & Downs for defendant.
State vs. JOHN II Downs and Roland
Russell. Indictment for stealing a Bee
Hive, Trial By Jury. Not guilty. Crane
for S;ate-Key for defence.
Jury sworn and empannelled in the
case Of Bond VS. Russell.
Thursday. March, 2ls,. Bond VS.. Rus
sell proceeded with ana occupied the whole
day. Jury at 8. p. m. returned verdict
for defendant. Harris & Crane for plain
tf-Edclen, Briscoe and Combs & Downs
for defendant.
Friday. March 22nd. Jury sworn and
empannelled in the case Of Reintzell and
Wife VS.. Jerry Herbert. SANDER. Case
argued on demurrer and Jury discharged
until following morning. The Court heard
motions, &c. in other cases on points CT
law. &c.
Saturday. March 23rd. Further argu-
ment on demurrer to defendants pleas in
case Of Rcintzell and Wife VS.. Herbert.
Demurrer ovcrruled. Juror withdrawn
and case continued. Brent, Combs &
Downs and Blackstone 4 Morgan for plain
tiifs. Edelen aud Wilson for defendan,
The Grand Jury made their usual re-
port in regard to the condition of tue iail
and represented it to be insecure, but to
be c!eanly kept and well provided with
comforts for prisoners They were then
discharged. with the thanks Of the Court
for their prompt attendance during the
term and for the able and efficient manner
in which they had dispatched the business
before them.
Monday, March 25. State vs.. Page
Edmunds. Indictment for assault. etc
Jury trial. Not guilty Crane for State
Wilson for defence.
Tuesday, March 10Th. State VS.. VIII
liam Price. Indicted for en,bezzline
faudulently one hogshead of tobacco of
Geo. W. l.. Buckler. Submitted to the
Court. Not guilty. Crane for State
Wilson and Key for defence.
Court adjourned for the term as We 20
70 press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

The commissioners male = very abe
repoF, to the Legislature Of Maryland.
demonstrating the importance Of the work
to Washington city. not only because it
will open to the market Of Washington =
large extent of country (no less than three
eouniies). which have hitherto been almos:
inaccessible. bat il will form an impor,an,
link 10 the line Of travel aud Transports
ton. BY which passengers and freigh, to
and from Washington and Norfork can be
effected in eigh, hours"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

In The PHYSIOLOGICAL JornNAL FOR Apri,
we find an abundance Of that which is pleasant
to read and good 10 remember For instance
sketches and portraits Of ". II. Aspinwal the
eminent merchant Robert $. Canilish. u. u.
successor OF DR.. Chalmers Of Edinburgh: the
Engineers Of tue VT. Gents Tunnel besides nd
m ir"oie articles on Right and Wrong Views of
Lille Respiration and its Apparatus; Inebria,e
As'lums; History o: Photography in America;
Homes Of famous Americans: Rocky Mountain
Scenery Stitch in Time" or the AI.h,m,
Question Early English Education, etc: finely
illustrated. Price only 80 cts, or s. a year
S. Il. Wells, New York
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ICoMMuxIcArRp.
SCRrTTERELLO.

-Assrs. Editors Some time ago
sent you = sentence Of As letters contain.
ing all the letters Of the alphabet. Since
then | have seen one going the rounds Of
several papers. Of only IS letters. Nov.
l propose 70 form = complete grammatical
sentence OF only % letters. to contain III,
the alphabet, including g. Any compo-
ser who wishes to elevate 4 new covering
to the summit Of bis pericraniam on the
best production. may join in the eoupet;-
lion. within two vceks).
Yr. frd.,
T. Y X
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-28

LEcrrkx AT ST. JoHx's.-The attention
OF our readers is called to the Lecture .d-
vertised to be deliveret; AZ Sc. johns
church. BY Rev. Father Young. on Eas-
ter Sunday. We hope . large audience
Will greet the reverend speaker On the oc-
ez<sca.
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE REV.. AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

DY virtue Of authority rive, mo l.,
- Decd Il Trust fr'ia X .a.-l "
.ALs'l. br,-i late % tn, al d,v -
March. lS13 Iwll .f,r a, ne cd,
an the ir' a''e. Of he sail Ri 'a.ri VI.
AL II. "n
Tuesday, the 23rd of April,
1872.
CT fair. il not. the fr.t fair day ,hsre,f-
tcr) he,~ern the hours of 10 o'el,cs. I. N.
aud 4 o'clock. r. M. the followiu. Der.
sonal property. to wit:
One Stray Horse.
On" Sorrcl Gilt.
On~ Cow.
One Calf.
Nine Hogs.
O,c Carriage.
On Buggy.
O.,e Wagon.
One Thrc,her.
One Mower,
Two Culviva,oes.
Three Flows. Two Harrows. One Bel
and Stead. Eigh, C1airs aad Thrc, Ia
blcs.
AS. one tract or parcel Of land, c,l-
led aud known as
LAUBOROUGH. TEMPLE BAR
OXIORnI .Dnrryoy