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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-08
WHEELER a. WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.

Awarded the Highest Premium over Eighty
two Competitors, Paris Exposition 1867.
Also ut American Institute n. T.; Mechanics
Institute, BALTIC; Mechanics Association,
Boston; Mechanics Association, Cincln-
natl; Franklin Institute, Phila.; Me-
chanica Association, st: Louis;
Kentucky Institute, Louis
VILE; Mechanics lnstit,
San Franclsco Met.
Mccs Institute,
Washington,
ID. G..
At the State Fairs of Maine, New York, Vlr-
ginia Ohio, Tennessee, Vermont, New Jer-
scy, Miss slssippi, Indiana Illinois, Con-
nccticut Pennsylvania Missouri
Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan
Wisconsin, California, and
at hundreds of coun-
ty fairs.
1875. 1861, 1867. 1863
Paris Liverpool.
Manchester Warwick. kornigsburg.
Ashton. Cornwall. Liverpool
Manchester.
Lancashire.
1sGl-.pantzic, Agram, Krcms lSG5--Dublin,
Stcttin, Cologne, Wismar, Dunedin:
This Machine makes the LOCk-STlTCH, and
no human testimony could be clearer or more
uneuuvocal and emphatic than that which ac-
cords the superiority OF f.EXCELLENCEt to THIS
Machine over all others for family use ana gen
eral man uiacturlnS PURPOSES ~,
The qualities which recommend the w hecier
s. Wilson Machine are:
l. Beauty and excellence Of stitch alike on
both sides of the fabric scwed.
2 Strength, tirmness and durability of seam,
that will not ravcl.
3. Economy OF thread :.
d. It's attachments and VIDE range OF appilca-
ton to purposes and material.
& Compactness and elegance of model and
finish
6. Simplicity and thoroughness of construc-
ton. ,
!. Speed, ease of operation and management
and quictncss of movement.
Sold on easy monthly payments or NJ a re-
duccd price for cash, at GREENS NOTION
HOUSE, IS King street A!cxandra ,..
WV. E: WOOD & Co.,
Proprctors of
COLDS AUTOMATIC LOW STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATER, and
LAWS ON'SCELEBRATED HOT AIRFUR-
MACE.
Inventors and Patcntees of the
paRI,OK, SUN AND LIGHTNING Flkb
PLACE HEATERS AND PARIS
noo,ors in all kinds of HEAT and COOK
STOVES, KITCHEN WARE, CRATES,
StATE MANTELS, etc, etc: Special care
taken with PLUMBING and all kinds Of Steam
and Water Piping repairs for Steam Heaters
| Furnaces, Ranges, Stoves, etc.
WIN. E. WOOD s CO.,
S. ". cor. Baltimore and Eu,aw sts.,
son 5-2m Baltimore, Maryland.
Now Is THE TINE to save 25 per CT by
| ~ purchasing your stoves at the old prices, rs
| desire to close out my last years stock con-
sisting Of about one hundred FIRST CLASS
| STOVES, FIRE PLACE HEATERS and
| RANGES h. ID. CLARhoON,
| aug lO-tf 10 South Aoyai ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-08
.TEDICHL.
.TEDIC.4L.
BALTIC. LOCK HOSPITAL,
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Physician of this celebrated institution, has dis,
covered the most Certain, Speedy, tIeasaht ana
Efectual Remedy in the world for all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-08

HAY. B. HooMES, W. a. ASnpi
Late of Fredericksburg. Late OF balllihor
NEW STORE E.
We have opened and now offer for sale TO Tn; Ihe
citizens of Alexandria and the public generally,
at our newly fitted up store room, corner OF hihs
and Pitt streets, one Of the largest and most
attractive stocks of ~,,o,,e,-
NOTIONS, &c.
ever offered in this market. Our stock has been
selected with view to suit the wants and tastes
of the entire community, embracing, as it does,
goods of every variety Of style and fabric, and at
All prices. We ask examination Of our
''''N HOUMEs, AsHBY, S CO.,
apS lG9 cor. King and d fltt sts.
Salcsmcn-Eli Fl. Janney, Edwin Z. Ashby,
NJ q. Grssty, w. A. Lane K. Stuart Ashby.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
BALTIMORE MARKETS

wuEAT-Receipts have been small this
week, and the Transactions consequent, limited
but the market has throughout been rery firm in
tone, and all the lots offered have been prompt
IL taken al very full rates. Sales for the week
add up about q. 900 bushels viz = 500 Penn
svlvania red at rom Isl 10 lss cents good to
prime closing a, ls5 l 80 cents, =, 500 Maryland
red ~ lsotG, lec cents 3, 500 do. amber At 200
a. eos cents. 2 500 do. white n, from 100 10 :lo
cents, the latter for very choice. :, 500 Western
amber n, lSsta 100 cents, and > 500 do white
AZ from lss 10 200 cents. The figures this week
are the highest Of the season. and the market
closes very strong for all descriptions.
RYE-We report sales this week Of some COO
70 500 bushels 81 from 80 10 los cents. the lat
ter for choice Pennsylvania and we quote to-
day prices ranging from 90 10 los cents.
CURN-Has been in good demand through
the week and firm for both Southern and Wes-
tern. The receipts have been about TO, 900
bushels. viz i20. 600 Southern and $4,000
Western, and the sales 20 Thursday. inclusive,
are as follows, viz IS, 200 bushels white South
ern at S6(d67 cents. 80, 900 do yellow do. At
65G6. cents, the bulk at 6eGs67 cents, and
b, 200 do. Western IN the Elevator at - cents
for mixed, and 65 cents for white.
oATS-fiave improved siuce the date Of our
last review 10 cents per bushei, and they
close firm q, the advance. We report sales Of
some Is, 900 TO ls. 900 bushels at from 81 TO 81
cents for good Western TO prime Southern
ToBACCo.-ws report . continued active
demand for MARYLAND Leaf. and all desirable
samples End ready sale on arrival at full prices.
In Ohio there has beca no movement this week,
buyers stiii holding oH in consequence Of the
frssch coatfaet not hAvinS yet been given
out. A new adjudication viii take place on the
18th instant, whea IL is Supposed the contract
viii be awarded afeer which we nav look for
some movement 10 Oaie. Fer Kentucky there
has eeex so1e isqrir- is ~e-t, sss y. haze
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
OBITUARY.

At the residence of her husband In the racto-
~ district on 4,h of January last, MARY R.,
wife Of John Shsdrick, aged about 30 years
The melancholy nfice Of paying tribute to
the dead is Of ancient origin. and was chiefly
confined, in the early ages, to such As had be-
come distinguished in the public walks of life.
I, is Of modern habit, however. TO ignore this
ancient discrimination. and TO hold in grateful
remembrance the names Of those who have
adorned the private circle, and whose Chris
iian virtues furnish brigh, examples for the em-
ulation and guidance ofthose who survive them
And il is crediiabie in the highes, degree 10
the age in which we live, that domestic virtues
are recognized and respected and that private
worth will he remembered and revered beside
the monuments which We rear TO public heroes
and bcnefictors
The subject OF this notice was ever the lead
ing spri, in the circle in which she moved
In early womauhood she was noted for her in
telligence, her frank and Ingenious character,
her graceful AMI winning manners. her amiable
disposition. and her lasting and un,iriny devo-
ton 10 her friends In her welded life she was
devoted wife and mother, and looked not be-
yond her own household for the pleasures aud
aspirations which excite the worldly Her death
sudden and u:.exiec,ed-has Jeff its touch Of
sorrow upon the hearts of " de circle offricuds
aud acquaintance, and caused an aching void
in the communi,. in Eich she lived She Was
devouf member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church and il is n conSoliag reflection Ia her
bercaved husband and children. that she died a
firm believer in the teachings of Christ. aud with
we'll assured hopes of L blissful immortality.
- Green he the sod above ,h-cl
Friend of my early Gavs;
None knew thee but 10 love thee
None named thee. but TO praise
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

frAcu.as Al Paarsrs should provide their
ehiaareA with '~fns Scseot FnrrvAl" Qssrt-r-
" Aagssise, devo,ed TO new matter asa exer-
ase for Srseoi Exhibitions and Public Days
Il b Q live. frrsh ding, that has long hesa nee
ID By a asaesess and pupils, and is eesdues-
ID By tAs same Mr.. Se~ell Who scusded and %
long edited the 'Lrrrts CcsrosAl, - assisted by
Mr.. Slade and other able writers. The April
No. has jus, reached Us, containing beautiful
''May Queen Coroaa,ion exercise, and many
other choice things. Write for il, TO the pub
Usher, Alfred L. Seweil, Chicago, III. Pries
Seveasy-Firs eenu . year; Single or sanpi,
copy, Twenty cts. Premiums to Clubs. ?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

Tn Aipgsr.-11s Aiisae for Nay hes jsss
arrived. swing further proof Of the seeaerfsl
Presrssive power ofiu coedsesers. both In art
asa nseray dsparsnesA Itk, isdced, Q iri-
uopa fse America 10 is yos,hfal eivili.aiios
- sivE 70 ths Srs World pahlieasies -
uniqae 10 esseeriioa and % ezcvllsn, in iii De-
LveisD1eesss rxs Ailsss Al the dinner reeeas-
" sirea b the pah'idhers 70 the artists and IT.
esa'i Of The eoansry, Prof ca,,ell. Prssiaea, Of
1Aaye'se College, spoke as follows: The Sue
cess Of The Al<i.s, like the growing power and
inhaenee a the great colleges is one Of the most
scpefai sigas for The future Of our country.-
Every Auesicaa IS proud to know that re have
nov great schools bosh for liberal culture and
applied sciesce eqaal 10 those abroad where the
past gensE.tion were compelled to send their
sons; and with equal pride We poin, to such
publications q Tis Al1n<, in which the schol-
arshir, and the slsganss and varied culture Of
oar age b presented In style Of typography
equal to that of tbs oldsse and best Publishing
hsuses IN tn world. Reltreace had bsea made
to The grsaa eaeriIescs its engr.vings. This
easure ofthe nAgasin had Impressed the speak
q equally with the elerating and Instructive
character Of Its reading natter. Our busy. prae-
teal people need such an education towards the
appreciation ef the beastifGl The Aldine has
entered upon . mi~ion field, where the pros
'ainly great triumph Of il able and en,erpris-
ing paSin65R .. that ,hey hare already won foe
is-susAsk cred D~4 shsy,
made large claims for II, and the subseri ption
list shows that the pubic response was quickly
set up in the emphatic style known a. 'dou-
bic caps And the increasing circulation Of
The Aldins is something no, only for the pub
fishers to be cheerful about. il shows that, az
ter ALL there is some W here among our people an
appreciation Of wha, is frst-class in art as well
as in literature Let u cultivate this and il
will bear abundant and goodly fruit. With
the accession to the management, Of T4s AIG,ne
OF our learned and accomplished friend, honored
in all the republic Of letters, the increased cir
culaton OF the magazine and its large efficiency
in promoting love for the true and beautiful
Is not so much prophecy as the sta ,eInent OF
an accomplished fact OF course the aecccssi-
~ Of according proper support and encourage
meni for such an enterprise as we'll US The ad-
van,ages Of possession, will be impressed upon
all thoughtful people and we will with pleasure
forward any subscriptions handed in at this Of
fee to the publishers James Sutton Co.. %
Liberty ST., New York. For S. this elegan,
publication Is furnished for one year and a
beautiful oil chrome is given free as a premium
10 each subscriber
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

BALtor's MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-The Nav num-
Der Of Bnllou's Magazine is out and capital
number il is, filled with good stories, choice
poetry, and some excellent engravings of inter
est. weknow of no Magazine that viii compare
with this for real worth, when the price is taken
into consideration. Think OF hundred pages
Of choice matter for the small sum of IS cents
and twelve numbers in a year for only 81 Sc
Every family in the country could afford as
much for the sake Of the pleasure which Eal.ou' 5
Magazine really impar,s. The contcuts for the
Nav number are: Warwick Castle, England -
Scene on the Hudson river" Notable Rus
sian Scenes THE 0gilvie Pride - ''That
Rotberi" The Song of the Gondolier;" '.Ka-
THE" Dicks Boa'inE;" "Retrospection -
The Lost Baron - "Ater All; - ITO the Au-
thor Of 'AE Sea -" a CIairvoyant Revelation
The Croatian Bride" "'Tra,h is Stranger
than Fiction :" links, Pipps and I :" '.Urr
lorNG PEorlE's S1oRY-TrlLrR-G Guess: or the
Son of Politician - Tips Prophecy - Cas-
abianca;' Curious Matters" THE House
keeper" "Facts and Fancies; :" "For what our
Summer Resorts are noted Hum orou. illus.
trations.) For sale at every periodical depot in
the country, or address Thome: Talbot, CT
Congress Street, Boston.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

WAsuxGrox err Axp PorSr Lnokour
RAILROAD The incorporators Of this road
haze. We learn. engaged the services of 4
competent corps Of engineers. end will, on
Monday next. commence \ survey Of the
rou'c from Poin, Lookout to Washington
City. There will be no material depar-
ture. We presume. under the new survey,
from the route heretofore mapped out by
the Southern Maryland incorporators
The an'y new and material addition
thereto being. tie asccrtainment ~ the
point At Which the road shall enter Wash
ing.on City, unlcr the privilege granted
to the frs: named corporation by late ma
tional Legislation upon the question.
TIL" fnris. or largo portion thereof.
hevc. We learn, been placed in hand. in
advance, by private enterprise, to make
this survey. aud We begin to feel that there
is now really fair prospec: that the roal
W! De built. Pirate corporations. like
iu!iyiina's rarely make reckless waste OF
their money and. whilst We pronounce
on selves The par'izans &c neither corpora
'i"n, Int The friend of that which shall
Est give substantial, evidence Of vitality.
We cannot DO otherwise than express our
s-vcs gra;iticd that rivalry now exists
betw en- c'n'cnIirg corporations. and that
srcciicr action VII likely result from il.
The importance Of this road to our pco-
Il cannot. in cur juI cneut. be ovcr-es-
tu.a'r!. The ,T,ct or r-::''.oats clsewher
'i'n he I.a;ssial iut,ro>; az, prosperity
# The sections tiror~h Which tLcy have
la,s'd is argument enough upon the poin,
before US Nj VIC ask OF our people is.
that they duly appreciate the COOL results
which viii follow from the completion of
this enterprise. Apart from other advan-
tags and couv nicnc"S, lands along the
route viii b" crla-~"i more than 100 pcr
cent. in value; timber. TOW valuelcss, will
r';.!'z1 fur;An" 10 many: and the value
Of fruits, vegetables aud the products o.
Gus hrys aud rivers will be increased be-
Tond any reasonable estimate that the
mind AN reach.
Let orr pcorir, then. give liter:! en-
couTas"mcn, to tic Project before US =
The right Of way" for the road should
10 freely and gladly given By al. through
whose premises the road shall pass. lie
who withholds it. is false 20 his own inter-
est anl exercises al inimical influence upon
the ruli,t veal. To the individual, the
sum given is trivial and unimpcrtart: in
the aggregate. it amounts to heavy tax
upon the road. Again. the sympathy and
hearty concurrence of the people are always
important adjuncts to all public cn,crrris-
c" Let our people, then. duly weigh
our last suggestion aud lend their invalu-
able assistance in the manner We suggest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

EtPuBrICAS CONVENTION. Coun.
ty Convention Of tic R,rublican par.v.
c1'led by the Republican State Executive
Committee. aud convened a. the Court
House. L"onardtown. on Saturday last.
the 18Th instant. Capt 4. A. Lawrence
was called 20 the Chair and James NJ
Leach and Frsnkl:n Lee chosen sccre,a-
RIGS. The object Of the meeting. as stated
hy the Chair. was TO appoint three dele
gates to represent St. Mary. county in
Republican State Convention. which meets
IN Baltimore on the 9th Of April. and i,
b'inS asccr'a;ncd that every di.t-ic. of
The county was represented. tue Conven-
ton proceeded to ballo, for delegates, and
with the following result Car. 4. 4.
Lawrence. Samuel Barber and James II.
Brown. Before adjournment. the Con-
v'n'ion passed the following resolution ::
Resided. Tha. we will give our full
and firm support 10 the nominees Of the
National Republican Convention. TO be
held at Philadelphia on the 9Th Of June
next. and tina. we hope that Grant and
C"itsx. our present worthy Prcsiden. and
Vicc-Presideu'. will he said nominees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

Observation-Disclosures: to lstt., stats.
tics. Maryland is credited with an actual
Valuation in real and personal property Of
S6+3.54 $40. agains, S376.9!9. a44 in
l>6e. This IS nominal increase Of -
per cent. fIosa 1860 to 1870. agains, an
aetna! increase o. - pc. cent. from 1850
10 i>'o' of course the Withdrawal Of
''a'efoper'y ;rOm the valuation prevents
any fsir exhiti; Of the relative increase in
this State OF the actual wealth. TO saw
nothing OF the fictitious efTrc, of the de.
pr'eiaiei currency. The assessed valua.
t''n in 1870 was SI23. ss4 .als, indica.
ting that S22o. ooO. GOO. or mere than ono.
'h'r'. ssesfss State. ecrnsy .ad local
tsEat.en.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
PROCEEDINGS OF rnE CorRrs.

PEocErprSes OF rnE CorRrs -Orphaus'
Cours.-Present. Judges Spalding and
Tippe,,. Will and ecdicils thereto of II.
G. s. Key admitted to probate.
County Commissioner Present. Abel,
Parsons, Lawrence. Shadrick and Teu-
Nilsson. The Court. being convened for
the approval Of Con.,sblcs and Collectors
bonds, proceeded to their labors and ap-
proved all the bonds presented. Some
transfers were made and several accounts
were also passed. The Court win meet
on Monday next. at which time all out
standing and unaprroved tOGis win have
to be presented for action.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
OBITUARY.

At his residence in the Factory District in
this county. on the els, ult after n lingering
illness, which he bore with Christian foriitudc
WILLIAM COX. in the seth year of his age
The subject Of this notice was well known { o
the writer ard no one acted better than he the
part allotted to him in life. In his early man
hood, he selected agriculture rs IA profession,
and he diligently pursued this honorable call
ling, until death put an end 10 his honored ca
reer. In his sphere Of life. he was noted for his
piainness Of speech, his upright conduct and his
Christian charities. Commencing life in hum
BILE circumstances. his labors were soon rev ard
ell by handsome competency. and he main
tanned, for a half century, the fulie,; confidence
and respec, of all who knew him lie died la
men ted and beloved by his neighbors and ac-
qu.intances. and respected and rcvered by a
more extended circle, which. nv common rcpu-
ta,ion had learned to appreciate his true worth
and his Christian bencv olence. He WAS q model
husband and father. q Kind son and brother
and leaves a disconsola,c widow AID child, and
large circle Of relatives and friends 10 mourn
their los.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
SCRITTERELLO.

Ho FOR rorNr Lookou1.-That the
work On tho Washington and Poin. Look
out railroad is being rapidly pushed for
ward no one can now doubt as seeing IL
believing" Various engineer parties are
now distributed along the route. and as
the line Of the road is already fixed. they
arc prepared to establish grades at once
SO that the entire road will be completed
in eighteen months.
Mr.. Henry A. Smy the. president of tho
road. sailed on Wednesday last on matters
of finance connected with this great rail-
road project. and the difficulty about RICH,
Of way has been overcome BY tn. appoint
ment of commissioners already in Charles,
Prince George. and St. Marys equities
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
LEOyAEpTUwS Nd.

70 Cc-ErsPoN pEsrs.-Wc are in re-
c.;r' OF IN original prose story entitled
TIE Uncrde." which We have not yet
hal tire 10 examine. tu. Which. from tie
reputation Of The author in other walk. OF
literature rc have little dout, We shall
accept and publish.
Our ANNAPOLIS correspondent. c.. shose
contributions continue 10 be read with un-
failing iuicre-. bv Bearon readers, 10 not
on hand this w"ck. according to promise.
much to our own. and doubtless 70 the,
regret OF all our patrons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

SPEECH or JrpoE MrsRicx We have
read with great in;eres. the able speech Of
Hon. VIM. NJ. Nerriek. our immediate
representative in Congress. on the resso-
ration OfSpseie Payments. delivered in the
House Of Representatives on the 18th Of
April. instant. We shall take pleasure
in layiss it before or readers 10 cur nexs
issue
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

MAGNIFICENT The American Centcn-
NAL Anniversary Chart, just published BY
Messrs T. R Calender & Co. Philadcl.
phia. in aid Of the Centennial Celebration
Fund. is beautiful and appropriate or
nameut. This sill be valuable mcmen-
to of the great event. Full description
will be found in our advertising COL
umps.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
OGITU AIRY.

Died su ddenly. at Bushw ood his residence,
on the night of Friday, the 9TH of April, ls7:,
WILLIAM BLAIR, Esq in his s3rd wear
The deceased was apparently in full health,
AMI had been actively engaged during the pre-
ceiing day on his ''SuSse,' farm His life had
been one Of .aborious but rrudcn: habits. and
he had acquired large share Of the goods OF
this world, aud WAS liberal in the use Of them
for others good. Strictly honest and Just in
AL his dealings Kind and generous As friend.
ncjShbor and citizen. he possessed tho confidence
and esteem Of Ill who know him. Cheerful and
lively in his disposition; gifted with n hrigh,
intellect, uncommon memory, exc-iicn, judg-
mcnt, graphic conversational powers. and full
of the "Reminiscences Of old times. his company
was aiwa! agreeable and instructive TO old and
young.
His death is deeply incurred. not only hy his
immediate family, but b, a grea; many friruds
WHO held him in the highest esteem In his
last moments he adjured his famIy not TO
grieve Re alarmed and s.id-''I am going 10
die IN a short time, We will nice, again"
A.F.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

OYsrrR PozzeE BeARD.-At > meeting
Of the Oyster Police Board. held in the
Executive Chamber Annapolis. on the 9th
inst. Capt wn. T. Tinmous. Of Worecs-
ter county. was elected Capsain Of the
force. in place Of Capt Hunter Davidson.
Csps. Tinmons II nov Senator from wor.
sest<r eoursy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
DIED.

On the 18th instant, in Baitimore. ofconhuen,
smallpox, after . lingering illness Of fourteen
days, which she bore with the utmost patience,
LYDIA T.. second daughter Of the late I. Wash.
iagion Norris, aged II years 3 months and 20
days, Another flower plucked from ear,a'a drea-
~ garden to be transp!anted in the eternal 6e!ds
~ glory.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

GCANo.-For Peruvian Guano the agents
prices for lots OF SO tons or more are $s1 so
for ChinehA Island. and SEQ for Guanare rer
ton. gold, and No. > of esoh Kind 10 per ton
less, also gold. For Phosphs'es and manu-
factared Fertilizers $50 per ton is the general
price. The Southern demand for Fertilizers.
u hieh has been considerably better this wear
than last, is pretty much over for the season,
but shrs 10 pretty active business doing just
nov with the near trade
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
Late Sherif7s Sale
of
real FS1ATP,

DIV N ia" Of W. ri" ~ v.n..;,;,,;
- Ex'""a'. i>su 4 or ~ the G. .r;,
C'ur' .'r Saint NAYS ~"ar'y. N,rv!.nJ
one At the .ai' ~ The State Of Nil;
a the in't,nee aid fn- ~" u.c % Ann q
Wilson, use ii J M NJ. Bronze. ru,n;,,.
to Robert NJ. Ban. ard one a, the sal,
OF Tic ate Of Maryland a, The instance
and for the u>e Of 4. J AID M,ry.r,,
Harvey. again-, the gno's and eha,,.l.
lands and 'enemc"'s Of Robert ro5 p
LEO SP'sdins ard Francis G. N al, ,rI
e. me dire ID, have .crc,l and ,,t.,
in execution all the right. tile. claim
interest and estate. ut Law aud in co,i,r
ri tn said R"ber, r.rd, ELoSpad,,.
AID Fra, Cts c. n ale. in aud 70 the ,Is
hw'ng real estate. to wit:
Ono tract Or parcel Of land. Gated i,
TIT Oh election di>,ric, of Saint Ma.
couuty. called AMI kuo sn a.