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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW oRLxASs, May rs 1877
gross 9'2 s s'iGp % Britain barseioSa
eschsnsc, sis3 sight drafts on New York < per cent
Cotton strong; middnga 2s,sc a &c Net receipt. ie7
bales Exports co"stwsc 100 sale. 400 stock Mo s
Cotton Arm; mda,lngs 2c aoo Net receipts s'a ssss
Us. Stock s9i5.
strained 81 for No tor extra pale, IS Is for low
hard $ Is yellow dip, 81 Is for virgin Tar steady 1t
Tobacco very active for all grades sales sz B
. rc,h nGcnnngsa and aSis sssa:
2SS' meats and % & Done
sSss % @ S s s' Seess s sSca sss
ass $ af ). & Rsssp .s rSss quiet and unchanged
9 and p ss%:s Te:' f s; s. s:i
ssa XIV ye iESs sss 1% IN Fssssa
No. iai Whisky excssd; prices higher q, Sc sales
ts'ss 81
s' h sss Gs:s s% ssa ST.
@ % S SsI. oS ys AND %ss of
s eashSs S Sst S bushels barley 5000
'' r' :. : .'' , m Ssxsso y May ?. lsz2
No spring $40 Tor amber winter, 5000 tor white win
ter $40 70 for double extra: Wheat steady; sales, 1909
Milwaukee club at 81 as; 200 bushels do. at 81 tn two
s sI A. Ct s.7 a sor e sisS s Ii
bushels at &C. se bushels yellow at 64se 2 bushels
Illinois 70 arrive az 62c anoat Corn meal 81 80 for
shipstus sas; mlddlinps S36 per ton ighwinca SOC.
Canal ireiehts-Corn T. a 7fc to New York. lumber,
bushels wheat 5000 bushels corn $500 bushels rye,
soSashei ls rye ooo feet Of lumber 0u'A0'' corn
BUFFALO, N. Y, May q, IsS2
corn se9on do barley seq DO Canal sxports-wheat,
elevators corn, 1000 bushels. Canal frephts-Corn,
l0ic. wheat Ike I2c oats 7c To New York. Flour
QUIET and unchanged. Wheat dun and Arm; sales OF 10000
bushels No Milwaukee al 81 81 to arrive 1910 do 81 q,
spot 30c0 do Port Washington club 81 u.s. Corn In tar
demand and higher for fresh receipts sales 0 bushels
No 2Wesern, at Soc $500 do prime, hsc.; Is o0Jdo,
&c Other grains neglected and unchanged Pork quiet
el3 90 Lard quiet AT 9isc Hi hwines nominal at 9Oc
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A LAD KILLED BY A RAIL CAR.

Information was received at the Coroners Office
yesterday morning that on the evening previous
John Klein, lad 10 years Of age, whose parents
live at 10 Wilett street. had been run over corner
OF Houston and Suffolk streets, by car 10 of the
Forty-second and Grand street ferry line, and al
most instantly killed, the wheel passing over his
abdomen. It was stated that deceased who had
been riding on truck, jumped Oh, and in attempt
ing 10 run across the track ahead OF the horses was
could be stopped. James b. Rogers, driver of the
car, was arrested and detained TO await the result
oil an investigation before Coroner Keenan,. The
remains OF deceased were removed to the residence
n To
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MRS. MERIwETHER's DISCLAIMER.

A Strong Objection to being Chased with
tho Apollo Hall-WoOdhuu "Roll OF
Honor"
MEMPHIS Tenn, May q, 1872
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
saw In your columns an account OF the Wood
hull National Reform Radicals Convention, which
met In Apollo Hall, May 10, and in Its "Roll O.
Honor" was my name. How 1t got there do moi
know. but as disagree SO pointedly and strongly
with so many Of that party's ideas Of reform,
would be thousand times obliged to you II yo,
would give my reply to that Roll OF Honor business
Having many friends In your, city, who read you
paper would like them to know never have
belonged ana never can belong to party that MOI
only believes In strong centralized meddling gov
eminent, but wants a negro at the head OF 1t. No
thing could be more obnoxious to my Ideas OF right
IA my name was put in that "Roil OF Honor,
and sent TO your 100000 readers, hope you will
do me the favor TO give my briel disclaimer
Respectfully yours,
ELIZABETH AVERY MERIWETUER. 1
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The following table shows the highest and loves
prices Of the principal stocks during the day

The following were the quotations prevailing at
the closing of the Stock Exchange on Saturday
afternoon Western Union, 16M a 1873; Quicksil-
yer, 81 31h; Pacific Mail 77A a 77A; New York
Central consolidated, s75S 97a; New York Central
scrip 923s 92zs; Erie Goa 69b; Harlem 1881 124;
Lake Shore, 953S 95H; Union Pacific, 4Ol4 407S
Northwestern, TAX a 74k; Northwestern preferred,
044 e4s1; Rock Island, l1oS Ill; st. Paul, 81
5724; st. Paul preferred, 7sal 10; Wabash, 1855
a 75A Ohio and Mississippi, AK Ak Boston,
Hartford and Erie, ga a Oh Cleveland, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 40k O 40M.
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CUT WITH A KNIFE.

Fannie Forrest. or No. 2l4 wooster street. and
Maggie Thompson, residing at the corner OF
Bleccker and Carmne streets, on Saturday night
met to settle an old grudge that had been existing
between them for some time. During the dispute
Fannie drew knife from her pocket and cut open
Mnggie's cheek from her forehead to her chin She
afterwards made an attempt to cut her throat. hut
only succeeded in INJECTING several slight wounds
Fannie was arrested by officer schutt, of the Fif
teenth precinct, and yesterday morning committed
by Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market In default OF
1000 ball, " appear FOR trial,
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LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS,
The following were the closing prices OF
government bonds on Saturday evening"
United States currency skies, 116X III;
do. do, 1881, registered, III NIX; do do, cOu-
pon 11ss 11914; do. fve-twenties registered, May
and November, 1875. 1884; do. do, 1852 coupon,
do 1885 1881; do. do, 1884, do do, 1881 l1a1;
do do, 1865 do. do, 114s 115; do. do 1857, regis
tered, January and July 1ls 11eH; do. do, 1865,
coupon, do, lie 11eH; do, d. 1867 do, do, 1l0A
1857; do. do 1858, do. do, 1854 116H do nvcs
Of 1884, funded registered, 1929 a 1123S; do. do,
coupon, 112h 1925 do. tenforties, registered, Ill
111h; do. do, coupon, 112 1925.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price Of
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FATAL HATCHWAY ACCIDENT.

Thomas Williams, lad fifteen years OF age, died
yesterday In Centre street Hospital frem compound
fracture OF the skull and other injuries received
Friday last by falling through the hatcway Of
premises SO Liberty street. Deceased who lived at
COL Madison street, Brooklyn was employed as
messenger In the Office OF the Western Union kele
graph Company Coroner keenan, wac notified 70
hold an inquest on the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27

active agents IN foreign and domestic intercom
municaton, and the steady mineral production OF
money has been augmented by the sudden creation
of over q thousand millions Of paper dollars here
and in Europe; In other words, as the need OF
money as a means Of exchange has decreased, its
supply has been enormously increased.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The chief features Of the bank statement are
decrease Of two millions In loans and gain OF
nearly two and half millions in the surplus over
the legal reserve. The contraction In loans
Is not readily explained, unless 1t represents
the liquidation In the stock market during the
week by large holders who borrowers previously
from the banks) sold their stocks and returned the
loans. Considerable OF this is thought to have been
done by the operators in Pacific Mail more es-
peciay. The actual gain in legal reserve has been
over three Millions composed chiefly, as may be In
ferred, Of legal tenders, the gain in specie being
rather larger than was generally anticipated, con-
sidering the outward current OF specie. The banks
now hold S9Sl5, 875 In excess Of the required re-
serve-a gain for the week Of $2,42s.575 The
statement compares with its predecessor as
Loans s2s5, 800 $2ss, 100 Dec. 81
Specie..... 2Oa0s,so 2O,70s,6 600 lnc... 1893. 500
6geofton c
Legal ten. 4s,sO5,sOO 51,6o71oo Inc... 2,S0l 800
The following comparison shows the relation be-
tween total reserve and total liabilities this week
and last -
ny1A Hayes. Change -
Specie e203 800 $50 60 mo-. SS6nU
Legal tenders. <A805 800 81 6O7, 100 Inc.. Zai,W
Total reserve. ss0,IlssOo s72M07OO 1ne. ssaOoloo
Circulation. SN,6YS 400 $276l6,5W Dec... !ss5 ~
Deposits 29267,WO Z22lo4,SU no.. Nio1N~
Total liabilities 100000 $3.50 OOl 100 Inc. SAU94l
Excess 70 ..~o.
per CT 81 ,726,W ", oWUzo mo-. 1000
Excess over legal 40. go.
reserve 73S!,IU V,olDofo Auc... Hts~o"o
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John Lingo, German, 20 years Of age, who re-
sided in Fort!eth street, near Eleventh avenue,
while endeavoring to board Yonkers train near
the Hudson River Railroad depot, on the 9th inst,
fell on the track and being run over, was so Dady
Injured that death cnsucd at Bellevue Hospital.
Coroner Herman was notified TO hold an inquest
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,,..l -. 49,, ,ss
follows SALES last evening, after o'clock-May,
$40 az 2sc, 100 at "A 9loc, 100 at 2sc june, $50 at
after i0t AZ &c u Ice 100 Al 2ssc 100 notice
after 10th at 2i1se. July 200 Mt 1870 August, 100
at 2ic 200 at "a Ice. September, 200 at PIE 400 at
~ l6c ao at 27sc October 200 at 2oSc November 100
I9Sc. Exchangedltc paid TO exchange 600 May for
60 June Total Sso bales Sales day ap M :,
p lbl6c at "a 6c., 100 at 2ic June, 200 at 2c,
20 al 2Scs 800 at q isi5c july 500 st 2sc 800 al
2o AZ q Lice 100 y sisc SoS Ct 25c ,septe1,her,
her al 2jSc 800 al 26sc 700 a0,zc; November $40
at PIC, December GOO at ls4c Total rs 900 bales Grand
iowsmS'sysst ~ bales New Orleans III Mobile e;
1885, Baltimore, 37, New York, 49, Boston, 49, Total I4d
bales Thisday iastweek ao5 bales; this day last year,
ioll9wS TC Lyerpooi by steam M BY SAIL ssad
burg, by steam I'd, coilprcssed hc sail TO Bremen,
by steam, Ac gold compressed salt &c. To Baltic ports
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The auotations based on cotton running In quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted. -. -. g ~ =,
scriptions but learn of no change IN prices We
quote Ordinary cargOes, l5c l5sc fair DO l61ec
lie. good do l74c. lSc prime do ls3c lssc, gold,
in bond, % ~ days Maracabo lvc 1sc Lasuayra'
Ioua i asp CAN sss bbs; wheat
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40 bags; oats 73i bushels And for the week-Flour
meal and bags; os. bushels
ley COS! do Tye s DO The -four make, Tnea
ments Sales 400 bbs including 100 bbls Southern and
$50 ibis rye Corn meaI-Sales 100 bbs Western yellow
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Wheat quiet but decidedly flrmer The sales were
about 65 600 bushels at 81 72 for Chicagoin store 73
81 for common do, afoat 81 81 for CHOICE Milwaukee,
deyered VI 8 for white Canada, in bond and II W Tor
red Western. Corn was steady. with fair inquiry Inc
sales about 1851 bushels at 73c 74c for mixed
74c for old do, and 74c 75c. for yellow Oats were n
steady and in fair demand. The sales foot about m
bushels at Soc No Chicago afoat other
were quiet and nominally unchanged Rye was firm we
hear OF sales 8C0 bushels Western at ST. in store state
held at 81 H. Barley remained quiet and nominal ut
former prices.
FaEIoars-For berth room the demand was moderate
and principally for for grain Rates remained nrIn
There fair inquiry for vessels charter, chiefly
for grain, and rates little better The engage
mens were-ro Liysrpool BY steam, y so quarters
sail Is Ca TO hsmburg by steam 100 tsrces lard
SaFk Zoo grain e
SSrwegian bark 2Soo ausrts5S grain same voyage
voyage, g. and ga on; a North German bark ARK
French steamer, $50 tons hayre, general ERA
loo tbls refined petroleum; At q to Rep q or
sian ports British ship fren Philadelphia to con,
Italian brg from Phsdslpha e direct port United
brig nov at an out porp from Wilmington to Cork for
S., or If direct Sd. Off.
MoLAssEs.-The market for both foreign and domestic
quiet and without noticeable change in prices 10
Ma rIAAn SaAId A yUA
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Market Excited and Higher-Ec-
ceipts at the Ports 1,437 Bales-Whcat
Firm-POrk Lovvcr-Lard Firmer-Navnl
stores Steady-WhisI<cy Higher.

II.
Corros-The continued rise in prices Of contracts for
the carly rendered the market for spot
unsettled and prices nomnay &c. b. higher. The
real demand for actual cotton, however, quite
limited large lines for the legitimate purposes Of
exportand consumption not salable at quotations.
which must be regarded as wholly nominal The move
mcnt in future again large and the market
ruled feverish under brisk demand from the Short
interest while new speculative ventures were freely
The official announcement of the failure Of the we'll
known house of Dbbe, Worth a Co., and numerous nn.
other contributed
90 the excitement, and the market though somewhat
easier the close, had firm undertone The sales
ported on Change sum up as follows:-
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NAvaI sSosls-The market for Spirits ,urpenne was
$ PIT 5S oG a" ssaa s nr At s sr Of 'S
Resin reWainsd quiet and without nSceabs change IN
demand ana a,~
Mas G st "nS cpas X f %s tm1 e
s osse
1SaS
so on sS and ao quiet
for May Later hear Mo-. of s 2ns q pPs for Max
WITS .a,. .o
sT hs S6l 4
sae r o o Pork I s sa os "d at
= sP 81 s. ct ssss ana
Si pFs
s. Of At bssssed clear hoss sd we4e ~ sns
Ses Quiet and g. aoS% hS wers
jobGed within the range Of s. si Tor mess So ss Tor
s. 4 for se Msre p n
SIS Cut meats remained quiet with the exception OF =
LAR me%
hsr wa sn, bse nsaI s 9E %SSa
gSoc and ~ fierce; last evening for July City
marker to-day has been qpist but prices
oa Car Sa at Che e $50 10 nass ratna at nc nc
seasn@rhe market s' been trlae more nc-
gate ss6 hhd aud $50 boxes of refining grades at prices
l2c Tor hards We quote -caba-Inieror 2 common
good TO prime Sc. ySc fair TO good grocery, e,4c. a
ss e Ss K s s sna
7ss. melado, the &c: naysna3BSxes; psteh
do - TO - luc losc do l6 TO IL lo,sc. &c ~, la
to 20 ll5sc l2Ac.: do. white HE. .-a4c Porto
Rco-Common to refining &c. 9Aac. fair choice
grocery, 94c. oc. Brazil-Duch Standard Nos sto 2
TIC g4c JavaDutch standard, Nos. 10 TO II, 9Lc
9ac. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and extra SUPERIOR 7s.c. Sac
SrEARNE quiet but firm quoted ut 9ssc. in hhds
and l0c tor choice fierces
TALLow was in good demand and nrm Sales 10000 lbs.
&c. tor No, =, and gsac. Tor prime.
WBsknY.-Reeeipts, $50 bills, and for the week 23s
bbs The market active and decidedly firm.
Sales bbls Ole. g3c, closing at the latter price,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

REGULATIONS FOR LENr.-For the ben.
eft Of our Roman Catholic readers, VIC
append the Regulations for Lent which
commenced on yesterday.
/. All the faithful who have completed
their twentyfrst year. are. unless legi,i.
matcly dispensed. bound to observe the
Fast Of Lent.
.. They are to make only one meal q
day. excepting Sunday.
3. The meal allowed on fast days is NOT
to be taken till about noon.
4 At that meal. If on any day permits.
sion should be granted for eating flesh
both flesh aud fish are not to be used at
the same time. even by way Of seasoning
5. A small refrcshmcnt. commonly
called collation., is allowed in the evening 9;
no general rule as to the quantity of food
permitted at this time is or can be made.
BIT the practice of the most regular Chris.
tians is never to let it exceed the fourth
part of an ordinary meal.
q. The quality Of food allowed at &
COLLATION. is. in this diocese. bread, butter
cheese. all kinds Of fruits. salads, veget:'
blcs and fish. Milk and eggs are prohib.
it'd.
:. General usage has made it lawful tc
drink in the morning some warm liquid
as tea. coffee, or thin chocolate made with
water.
s. Necessity and custom have author
ICED the use of hogs lard instead of butte,
in preparing fish. vegetables. &c.
=. The following persons are exempted
from the obligations of fast;ng: Young
persons under twenty -onc years Of age. tn,
sick. nursing women. those who are obligeG
to do hard labor. and all who through weak
ness cannot fast without great prejudice I,
their health.
10. BY dispcnsation. the use Of aesl
meat will be allowed at any time on Sun
day, and once day on Mondays. Tues
days and Thursdays and Saturdays. will
the exception of Holy Thursday and tn,
second and last Saturdays OF Lent.
II. Persons dispensed from the obliga
ton Of fasting on account of tender or al
vanced age. or hard labor, arc rot boun,
, by the restriction Of using meat only n
one meal on days on which its use is gran
ted by dispensation. Others dispense,
from the fast for other causes, as we'll .
those who are obliged to fast. are permit
ted to use meat only at one meal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

WILL. ". CAR.EroS's GREAT PoEx-Th e.
mes, poem &c, written BY that young and bril-
liant genius; will. VI. Carleton, is "The Barn
ing o. Chicago" written for and just pubsishcd in
"Our Frsside Friend the new and attractive
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tiers, Ebcris L Co., Is3 State Street, Chicago.
The poem is in Mr.. Cartoons best-ein beau.
tfnl in thought, grand in conception, graphic
in expression, and sustained throughout. The
en,erprisng publishers were fortunate in secur'
ing this contribution from the author. In THU
connection we may say that the new paper will
doubtless speedily become a prime favori,e with
the masses Of the reading public. I, is an eigh
page, illustrated, literary and family weekly
containing a large amount of useful reading
matter. The publishers are evidently deter
mined TO make FIRST class paper, and secur,
for it a very large circulation. They intent
TO give TO their subscribers for 1917, One
hundred thousand dollars in premiums, to be
distributed upon a new and novel plan. Spcci
men copies OF the paper, together with full par
,iculars, sent free on application.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15

. Darn 81 Ascmprsnop SpsIprso.-The
Most Reversed Martin John Spalding.
seventh Archbishop Of Balfnore, died 1t
his residence IN dhas cisy. on Wednesday
Of last week Ne wss in ,be end year Of
his age.
He was born near Marion county. KY,
on May 23rd. 1910. His ancestry we're
Of Maryland origin. Nm hiher. Richard
Spalding. having beea born near Leon
ardtown. in this county. while his moth
er, Henrietta Hamilton va. a native of
Charles county. her parents residing near
Port Tobacco. Both the father and moth
or Of the Archbishop emigrased to Ken
lucky in 1890 Iu his 18th year. the fu-
tnrc Archbishop was sent to Sc. Mary's
Seminary. Union county. KY. and gEsd-
uased At this institution in 1926. Having
determined to enter the ministry. Be spent
four years in study at Bardssown. u the
close Of which. he proceeded to Rome, en-
tering the Urban College Of the Propa-
ganda. where he remained four years long
er. In 1884, lie was raised to the priest
hood and made doctor Of divinity. He
returned TO the United States the same
year aud vas engaged on mission duty in
his native State until about 1913. when
he was raised to the episcopate under the
title Of Bishop Of Lengone and as coadju-
ter of Bishop Flaget. a Becoming, Bishop
Of Louisville on the death of Bishop Fla
get. he remained in this position until
1864. when he was made Archbishop Of
Baltimore. thus becos..ing the Primste Of
honor Of the Roman Catholic church in
the United States. OF the particulars Of
his archiepiscopal administration. We do
not feel ourselves called upon to speak -
Suffice it, that the Archbishop's labors
ELECTED the admiration and received the
approval Of those for whom he labored.
and he has gone to his account. not only
with the blessings Of bis own flock, but
with the respect and good opinion of the
general public. We append list Of the
Archbishops IF Baltimore. of whom DR..
Spalding was the TIN.
Most Rev. John Carroll, u. D., con-
secrated August Is. 1870. died in 1915
Most Rev. Leonard Neale. D. D., con-
sccrated December. 1900, died in 1917.
Most Rev. Ambrose Marechal. ID. d..
consecrated December Il. 1917. died 1928
Most Rev. James Whitfield, consecra-
ted May -. 1923. died 1884.
Most Rev Samuel Eccleston. d. D..
consecrated September II. 1884, died
1851.
Most Rev Francis Patrick Kcnrick. D.
D.. transferred August 10, 1851. died in
1863.
Most Rev. Martin John Spalding, d.
d., transferred May 10, 1864, died Feb
ruary I. 1872.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
TEACHER NO. 1.
SYMPTOMS or CArsRRH -Indispo.itio,

SYMPTOMS or CArsRRH -Indisposition
to exercise. difficulty Of thinking or rea-
soning. or concentrating the mind upon
anv subject. lassitude. lack of ambition or
energy. discharge falling into throat. some
times profuse. watery. acrid. thick and
tenacious mucous. rurulent. offensive. &c
In others dryness. dry. watcry weak or
iniamed eyes. ringing in cars. deafness.
hawking and coughing to clear throat.
alterations. death and decay of bones
scahs from ulcers. constant desire to clear
nose and throat. voice altered. nasal twang.
offensive breath, impaired or total depr;-
walton Of senec Of smell and taste. dizIi-
ness. mental depression. loss Of appetite.
indigestion. dyspepsia. enlarged tonsils.
tickling cough. difficulty in speaking plain
". general debility. idiocy. and insanity.
An the above symptoms are common TO
the disease in some Of its stages or complica-
tons, ret thousands Of cases annually ter
minste il consumption or insanity. and
end in the grave without ever having man
ifcs:ed one-third Of the symptoms above
enumerated.
No disease il more common or less M
dcrssood BY physicians. The Proprietor
Of DR.. Sages Cstarrh Remedy will pay
$500 reward for a case Of catarrh which
he cannot curc. Sold BY druggists. or
scnd sixty cents to R v. Pierce. N. D.
1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y. for it
Tnx WOMB pors Sor CONTAIN . medi.
ciaal preparation which has obtained
more widespread and deserved popularity
,hae the MExIcAx MusraSs LINIxESr.
Since its introduction to public notice more
than twenty years ago. it has been con-
stansly used for every kind Of disease OF
injury to man or beast which can be effect
ed BY local application. and 50 far as it
proprietors are aware. il has not failed il
single instance. After 60 long and soc
eessfal term Of probation. Who will have
the h.rdihood 10 deny its pre-eminen
claims TO popular esteem.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-15
SCRITTEREILO.

PROCEEDINGS OF rnE CouRTs Orphans
Court. Present Spalding and Tippett.-
Letters Tes.amen,sry upon the estate Of
Sylvester Mattingley we're granted to Geo.
s Mattingiey. Calling Of Court Docket
for February Term postponed until March.
Ratification Of accounts Of Administrations
and Executors, &c.
County Commissioners. Present Abel,
Parsons. Tennisson. Shadrick and Law
renee. Order passed that landholders be
notified to remove their fences. wherever
said fences encroached upon the public
roads. Petition Of Jno. Z. Simms and
others. to open public road TO Jones
Wharf. Paiuxent. postponed indefinitely
Petition Of Stephen Foxwell to open pub
lie road to Foxwcli's Wharf in . direct
line from the run to the Wharf. The Board
agreed to levy Shy dollars provided the
balance vas made up BY private sabserip-
ton. Order passed calling upon all par
ties having unsettled accounts With the
Board. 10 Gle the sane with the Clerk on
OF before the Sch day Of March next. Ar-
psiasnens Of Coess.bles postponed. The
Bosrd thsa sdjoarssd b lie Iss Tsesaay
IN M&eh-