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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

Po1rlcAL MEETINGS. announce
meuts made below. it will be seen that the
democracy Of Saint Msry's. undaunsed BY
the reeen, defeat in Pennsylvania. and
drawing inspiration from the late demo-
cratic victories in Georgia. Indiana
and Connecticut. and the reduced radical
majority in Ohio. has determined upon .
vigorous campaign in our county and is
now essaes,ly addressing itself TO meet the
!. labor i involves. Foremost in the good
work are our democratic Factory friends.
who have already held three or four suo-
ccssful meetings. and Who authorize ~ 70
announce the following additional ones:
Oct. 10Th. at Frank Thomas;
{" 26,h. at B;scoe Adams;
4" 30th, at Great iills;
Nov. 2ud, at j. F. Bonds.
These meetings will all take place on
the afternoons Of the days designased.-
Judge Merrick and Hon. James T. Bris-
coe will. By appointment. address the meet.
ing at the Great Mills on the 30th. Speak
crs will be provided Tor the other meet
ings.
A correspondent. writing from the Great
Mills, informs US, that the meeting at that
place Oh Saturday was large and cn.husi-
astic and was most effectively addressed +.
and says further The indications are.
that the democracy Of the district are be-
ing aroused to q sense Of the danger Of
their situation and Of the imperative ne
cessity for closing up their ranks and act
ing with entire unity. preierring the dem
ocra,ic party. even with Horace Greeley
as its candidate. to the ultra radical FAC
ton under the leadership Of Grant"
The following gentlemen are announced
to address the meeting 1t Thomas Store in
she Factory district on Saturday next =
James H. Wilson. George Thomas. Dr..
Thcs. A. Lynch, II. U. Combs md John
A. Ddubars
In addition 10 the meeting in the Fac
tory district on Saturday next. there will
be meetings. We are authorised to say. on
the same day. both at Oakville. in ratux-
ent district. and at Chaptico. in Chaptico
district. and the following speakers are
announced As specially invited &c Be pre-
sent and address their fellow citizens:
At Oakrine.-Chapmau Billingsley.
Jas. r. Blackstone. Jas. s. Downs. Geo.
w. Morgan and Thos. Parsons.
At Cmptieo.-D. 8. Briscoe. Jos. II.
Key. John F. Dent. II. ". Thomas and
Oscar G. Hayden.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS. w,

DENtHSnAIBS HbsA ssso-
mr., authorised 10 euBounce that Hon.
Wm. ia. Merriek. the democratic nomi-
nee for Congress in the 9Th Congressional
.ii.,rie, Of Mary land. lion. James ! B1is-
roe. presidential district clec.or for the dh
district, aud other speakers. will address
/. mag. ssee,ias Of their feilow-cstisens at
Leo.a,dtosn On T.esday, fk- 10Th Of De-
aI<r, fssasf, and ut the CFJeos fadory
os Mtdsesaoy, the SOFA Of Oet1er. an.
.s..ss. II u hoped that tie distinguished
.p.aksss win b greeted. 18th It Leonard.
torn and the Factory. By . turn out Of
the people Of the ecssty and . Is.i'sssa-
s;o. Of interest and snshasiasn that may
warrant the hsppiest srguries sos the den
oeratie ,sd conservative statss d our e0un-
~ !. the coming Novenbes election.
In thin connection, ne sre also suihee-
ised 70 make mentioa Of the fulloving as
.igumcut Of meetings m this COngren'on-
n district -
M yusyruuru, Ocssa-Ssess,
Al Prince Frederick Ost. 15th;
A. Pors Tobscce. Oes. It'd;
At Annapolis. Oct. 2sod;
AZ Eilieott City. Oct. 10Th;
In 18th ward Of Dalt. City. Nov. Ind.
Bes;dc. these meetings. others viii Be
held in each county which viii Be addres-
sed by the candidates during the progress
Of the campaign.
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(Corscsrendenec Of the Beaeon.r
Tall Pine. Nd. I
Oct. l4th. %. (

(Corscsrendcncc Of the Bcaeon.r
Tall Pine. Nd. I
Oct. l8sh, ..
Messss. Ediiogs :-ConsiSersblc excite
meat has been caused herssbsuts IN Con-
seqsesse Of the ssrsnge naararvrine Of
the County Comnissisness in regard %
their eossempl.sed designs in revolving
their late decision relative TO the s1G3 600
appropriation for county internal improve
mepts. 1t seems that Messrs. Suit & Co.
have been on the q~i rire. which. for
soosh. their timely injunction undoabtcd-
" demonstrates. Nov. Messrs. Editors.
a. sbort-seeing individual. your cores
posdcnt can't comprehend how decision.
clearly defined and snpLa.ieally decided
BY . n.jarisy (ysas. 4; nays. ID . the
abors most assursdly vas. can - reeisded
without prodseing vast dsal Of trouble.
time and ezPesse. fobe candid and i'm
partial, vosk has serer ceased upon the
Washington City and Point Lootess Rail-
road sincc the commencement OF the same;
and. at present. large force Of hands are
bssily enploysd bstvesa Cossssld H.rbor
and Fsir6eld (Jsuss Ssp6eld's post- o6se)
eoosunustiog tbeir work tboroashly md
Substantially. which i evidences per . in
favor Of Iessra Suit 4 Co.
To the eeutlemes Who compose the
COMMISSIONER Board. your correspondent
would most respectfully make his o,eisaaee.
aud say-corps diem, for their days Of
teetIe judgment "drawcth nigh"
Politics, al - old aunt Polly Saus-
nouskie used to say. 10 mighty n'onssross
xaym down here, and the ID Of the mat
ter ID. the nearer the election the xaynser
the fever!
The names Of Grap and Greeley are
simultaneously. and in every
other manner. pronounced aud denounced.
Which Of the two candidates will run
ahead on the day designated for the raes.
time will only tell. Suffice it to say. one
party OF the other will certainly emigrats
to Salt River. ria Buried Hopes' Chan
nel." Should the writer Of this maugrc
communication take . trip up said river.
and you should fail to hear from him for
somo time. please don't think strange; for
Il will take good chile for him to regain
his wouted strength. etc.
Old jack Frost has paid u short vis-
It. soaring the tobacco planters exceeding
ly. More anon.
RALYAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

THE forxG FOLKS will all be delighted to hear
that the Bright Side and Family Circle, that
charming friend Of the young. Is to b~ published
weekly next year at the low price Of 81 so, add
that every subscriber for 1878, can havea pretty
coloEed Chrome, called the Gala Lilies Ioxi2
inches in size. BY simply sending ten cents TO
pay expenses Of mailing.
Those who send first will very easily be able
to raise q club, so as to get their own raper for
nothing. Sample will he sent free to all who
write for them to the publishers. The Bright
Side Co., Chicago. Also the rest Of the numbers
for this year from the time the subscription is
received will be sent free.
The same Company also publish the Child .
friend, scmi-monihly, beautiful little paper
which should lind lis way into every Sunday
School.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

Morroxs Fos ruE GRaxfszrEss-Xe
commend the following stsscmens Of roiis-
ical facts to the attention Of the Rcpublican
party fsr use during the presen. canpaiga:
u was John A. Creswell Who urged
M.ryland 10 seceds from the Union in
1851.
Il was Judge Settle. President Of the
Grant Convcusion. Who vas kicked out Of
the rebel army Cor robbins sick soldiers #
hospital stores.
i vas ths Pres;aeat's tssher VIA got .
pern,is from hin 900 10 steal cotton during
the var.
1t vas Ssssase Mostos Who spoke Il
Germans - ''she Dusehmen Who sre on.y
q 10 ct cabbage aud drisk lager"
Il was Hesry Wilsoa vhe took SOL
enn oath never 70 vote ior Catholic o. Q
foreigner.
Il vas Covesor Ncyes. Of Ohio. Who
said that 1.-THE Republican party could get
along without the vLiskey drinking Irish. "
IL was Mrs. 0sacral Grant Who recciv-
ID SIS 900 cheek for The Govsssnens's
share On Black Friday.
1t was Oglesby. Of Illinois. Who hoped
for Law ITO sweep the Irish and Dutch
out Of America"
Il wss Henry Ward Beecher Who said
that Grant knew more about horses than
craftsmanship.
1t was Wcrdcll Phillips who wrote from
Galcn: that "Grant Is owing several old
whisky bills here"
Ii was Ben Butler Who said, Grant
hasn's the soul Of dog"
1t was Robson who paid claim Of SIS.
600 over Law made On purpose to pre-
vent il.
WAS Bullock. Grant governor, Who
stole millions Of dollars.
IL was General Grant who threatened to
take bis regiment over to the rebels If ala.
very was intcrfcrcd with.
II was lack Chandler who said to
Charles A. Dana that I'VE never had such
au igncsamus in the White House."
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fCo,resbondence of the Beacon }


Bait. Oct. 18th, 1872.
Mcssrs. Editors :-Thiuking you would
like to bear from our city. and. as I have
a very few moments at my disposal. it &C.
CURED to me that / would write and let
you know from time to time Of such mat
tcrs as might interest few Of your read
ers. The election excitement having sub
sided and the radicals had their compile
ment Of jubilation. the great Cattle Show
came off. which attracted great crowds
from the adjacent States. The Exhibition
has been declared complete success
You will be pleased to hear that the sam
pies Of tobacco exhibited by our euterpri-
sing young Commission Agents. F. X.
Simms & Co. and grown BY J. A. Bur-
roughs. Of Charles county. received the
premium, which Il we'll deserved. E.
passans. I would remark. that this firm
bids fair to become perfect success also.
II one may judge BY the host Of friends
they seem to have secured BY their very
popular manners and close assiduous at
sention to business. Their sales Of tobac-
co have been quite remarkable and will
compare. in point Of prices. very favorably
with any house in the city. Well, they
deserve success and you. no doubt. join
me in the wish that they may attain it.
The tobacco market is very brisk and
best wheat sold to-day for S2.O5. with an
upward tendency.
Among pleasure seekers. there is quite
. stir over the sale Of tickets for the Patti
Concerts. the 6rs. Of which takes place to-
night. In my next letter (should thes.
be another). I viii eudcavor to give you
some account Of the performance.
rleass excuse this abrupt termination,
As am jus. called of on important BUSH
ness that will NOS admit Of delay.
Yours. etc.
ONCE AND AWHILE.
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FALL, FALL IN, Colonel
John D. Ashton. Of Georgia. = distinguish
cd ''Straisht-out." has thought the matter
over and concluded that it 10 his duty to
support Greeley and Brown. He gives
his reason ~ follow:
II am anxious in this hour Of peril 10
act wisely; and my judgment convinces
me that it Is my duty Is patriot to sup
port the adoptM candidates Of my party
and my people. Ny passions. Indeed re-
bel bat reason eonquers; my prejudiecs
assail bat philosophy defends my feelings
revolt. but faith triumpbs. There are
three considerations particularly. which
have great weight With me. First fierce
ley be elected We have every reasoo to BE-.
lieve that the bayonet. now held a. q charge
to the bowels Of our brethren BY Scott and
his myrmidons in South Carolina will be
Withdrawn and returned to the arsenal
from whence they issued. Second. that
Greeley. inspired alike BY gratitude, and
justice. will, IL elevated to the Presidency
By Southern votes. exercise the pardoninr
power IN favor Of the unhappy youths and
grey haired old men Who nov an prison,
condemned without crime. 2rdly, thai
under his Administrator the swarm Of
vampires nov sucking the life blood of
the Southern people; the ssrpcs-baesers
holding high carnival amid scenes Of riot
aud plunder. and the still baser sealasaes,
rejoicing IN their triunphs over the dsera-
sasion Of their owa social order and public
tranquility viii be silcnced fsscver. or
compelled to Zee the riehseoas indisua,iua
Of restored and emancira,ca people.
''In concluding to vote for Greeley, I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

ADDRESS or TnE NATIONAL DxxocRArrc
COMMITTEE. Nstional Democratic
Committee has issued the following address
70 the people Of the United Staths:
The October elections are over. They
enable rs to form . tolerably accurate idea
Of the true political situation Of the eoan-
try.
In Georgia We have to recount vie:o-
~ for the Liberal ticket 90 unexamplcd 10
to take her out Of the list Of doubtful Statea
and practically to pronounce in advance
the decision Of at least 125 votes in the
Electoral College. To this number il i
ouly necessary TO add sixty votes to elect
Greeley and Bro~n.
In Pennsylvania the distinguished chair
man Of the Liberal Committee has eloquent
" characterized the methods BY which
tae result Of the election there was accom-.
plishcd. We commend his statement to
the thoughtful attention Of the country.
In Ohio. despite most unprecedented
gains for the Liberal Democratic ticket.
the Grant managers have carried the cleo
ton BY reduced majority. having brought
to the polls their entire reserve vote =
Had our Democratic friends in certain To-
calities of the great Common wealth shown
the same enrpes.ness and activity. aud en-.
an,!cd ds,.' lile our enemies. 10 record our
tntirc strength. they would nov be exult-
..ns over brilliant. victory.
In Indiana the Democratic and Liberal
forces have achieved most Important sue
cess over Pennsylvania tactics most un-
scrupulously employed BY the Administra-
ton and its allies. showing thus that a
free people when aroused know their rights
aud dare maintain them. Indiana has
fairly demonstrated that she can neither
be thought nor bu!lioi." The moral Of
these results is that victory is still in plain
view for our national ticket. and that en-
orgy and courage will assure it. That
victory must be won. five mean to pre-
serve free institutions on this continent We
must assure it.
The event in Pennsylvania. on Tues
day last. when considered in its causes. -
the most appalling political catastrophe
that has ever taken place in this country
Should the system through which this ca
tastrophe was brought about be eonjoued
BY the people aud foissed on the other
States. Il seals the doom Of freedom in
America. A sad contrast il il surely tina:
the city in which our republic was born
amid the anthems of free people should
nov be The 6rst 10 toll the keell Of its lib
critics. Il 10 for the free unbousht
people a I'll the Ssafcs to calmly review
the fearful crime againsi suffrage in Penn
syleania. and to decide whether il shall
be repeated within their owa borders.
For the 6rst time the system Of free
government and the sancti,y Of the ballot
are really ON trial in the United States.
From this hour forward the preservation
Of the franchise in il integrity duarfs all
other issues.
let our friends in each Of the States
catch inspiration frous tie condtct Of our
fellow-citisens in Georgia and in Indiana;
and from now till November let their
struggle be nanful and uBeea.ing for lib
erty and an unlimited ballot bo1. sbr re-
form and an honest Administration Of the
Government.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
Chairman National Democratic Committee.
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100 acres,
moro or lees,

moro or lees.
This land is in a fair ate Of custiv,-
i'm. well adapted to the growth Of I'll.
staple pr. d lets OF this sect IN, aud h.>
upon it an abundance Of w,,I anil TIM
Der. The Improvements con>i.t Of
small comfortable DS.l.ins. Brn, ST..
b'es. etc. is conveniently LOG tel -
churches. mills. post Off q and st.am,,,,.
nd ngs, and tn, line Of the WasiAa -
tor City aud Peiut Lookout R.ilrosi
runs through it.
TIE TERMS OF SALE.
as prescribed BY the ID cree. are: Ola-
third Of the purchase m mey to he p,ii
in cash on the day Of sale. III balan,s i,
twelve aid eighteen months thereafter
the purch'sr to give his notes fm tho
lie ERE d p gym, nts. with such security a.
the Trustee ,h,.i approve. tho sane "
bear interest from the day IL sale.
j. PAKRAN CRANE,
Trustee.
Oct II, fS73Ass.
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DIED.

DIED.
At the residence Of his fasher.in-lav
George Combs. E-q.. In chi. district on
Sunday morning last. after . lingering
illness. On. kitty McSuERRY, Of
Baltimore city. aged about IS years.
May he rest in peace.
At 3 o'clock. on Saturday night last.
after . brief illness. ALBERT FORD,
son Of DR.. p. +. and the late Virginia
Combs. aud grandson Of the late Col i.
Vim. Coad, secd Q years and Z months.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

Tng BOUNDARY QuE<Tros The Con-
missioner On the part Of Maryhsd and
Virginia 10 settle the disputed boundary
line between the two States had another
meeting in Baltimore last Saturday. Each
side eeered three compromises, none Of
which were aeeeptahle. and without max
ing any progress The commissioners 3D.
ioarrcd 70 meet 70 Richxsoud Nov. 9Th.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

WasAr SrrpISe.-The Z. 8. Commissioner
cf Agriculture in his is.o rrport ava 81. J
Tasnrr 3 Cos Excelsior" made In kalnmore.
10 used Ia greater extent Tin Maryland and vir-
einse) thaa all other Fertilizers comhined. and
hss retaiasd the fcea epiaion of farmcss icag~s
ihaa aay ofher fessiiixes. Appled Il In RAE
" tss poands PER .scre, i. hasirns he sipseias
- rNsa, ahozf 5 Gays aud hsneEts TIE sSsv<.a-
~ s-'p ps~-'e,sr - tss cent"
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WnAr GaowkRs.-Do no, jeopardi.e your
crops, this year, BY using un,ried fer,ilixers.-
The Excelsior" manufactured by J. J. Turner
Co., has been used successfully for the pas,
thirteea years and IL 10 the best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17
MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides parents,
on TIE evening o: October llih. 1872, by
the Rev. Mr.. Joues. J. LEWIS MIL
BURN to Miss BETTE TYLER, all Of
this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17
Trustees Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

PY virtue o. decree Of the Circuit
- Court for S.in. Mry's county. sit
tn: as q Court Of Il Iai.y. passed. in.
cause in which J Parran Crane. A ,min.
istra'or OF Jam b. Thompson, is & nm
plai"ant. AMI John L. b :au Va. D,fcu-
d.n'. and t"aring date Of ths 3).h d,y
Of March. 1870, the undcrsignc! J. ~ T. u,-
tee. win offer at pub . auction, at tho
Court House door in Leonardtovu, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of No
vember, 1872,
between the hours Of 12 o'clock, m. an !
3 o'clock, r. m all that tract or parcel
Of land. situate in the Factory Diaric.
OF St. Ma'y's county. called anl kaown
BY the name Of
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more or less.
This land h very pr ',;ly heated be-
twe'n Kingston and Town Creek. both
es'uaries Of the Paiuxent River. which
Ties in foil view. and joins the lands
Of T r,mas o. Sp nccr. J,hu II. Waters
.nd Mrs. Hunt Fish aud oysters ofsbc
hnest quality are to bc had 10 abunlasec,
almos, up the very door. The soil is
god snd easily improv ID; the dwelling
new and OF convenient sig; and s,,e STA
bles, With little expense. eau be put 10
hrst-ra'e condisi N. There is also upon
this land y comfortable tenant house. sit
uate at the head Of Kingston Geek, sad
. young Peach Orchard, which tcars de-
licuns fruit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

WHEAT GROWERS. Use the Excelsior Qua.
no, Manufactured by J. }. Turner Co., If you
wish TO grow large crops; loo pounds VI /, are
equal to from 20 10 300 pounds Of any other
fertilizer
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Part Strife.
OR
Part Leachburg.

("r by whatsoever name the sane may b.
known or called. being part o. the tr.:
lately conveyed by Thomas l.. Frs.m,n
aud wife TO tho sail NJ. Tncresa X Nv,
and the same sold by him to the sail L u
ers,n Il. Middleton. and containing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

am also in1ssneed BY feeling Of saeciion
for past associates. Ny frieads. who are
heacss. brsyc aud patriotic. have slnsosa
unaainossly dcsesmised 10 Support him
and h~weves widely might di6-r vish
thcs.. I sheald skisk \ muse pr..bAhas that
80. skan nillia men. sksald Be nises-
ken. -
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Trustees Sale
Real ESTATE

DY virtue Of q Decree Of the C;rcuN
u Court sor Sain. Mary's eoa,.y. sit
ting as Court "f Equity. pas, d !, .
cause in which Wm. II. X lily and N
Theresa K.lly. his wife. arc C,mp'ais.
ants, and Emcrson K Middleton Is D,tee.
daas. aud hearing date of the aiss DIV OF
September. 1917. the ID rsi su.d, a,
Trustee. will offer at public aa,,io !. =,
the Court House door in Leonard o.p
Tuesday, the 18th Of Novem-
Der. 1872,
he.wccn the hours Of IL r'~l ok. m. and
8 o'clock. p. m. all that trac, or parcel
Of land. situate in St laicoss' Dit 10, ~
st. Mary's county, led aud K .os, bv
by the name Of
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News AND OrngR IrENs jack Frost
put il. IN appearance is sur county on FRI
day night last. and ne regret 10 learn that
many erops Of tohseeo. chiefly in the sOr-
CT. we're more o. les injured By his visit-
.G;sa. II tide ssses sections. % fae -
ve have bera alb d learn. we're satirely
exe.ps fro dosage
ncagh the o6c;, returns from the late
el:csioss - Resnsylvsnia. Ohio and Indi-
ana. have not yet been reached. eaough Is
known to authorise the etasemens. that the
radicals have been sueeessful in the 6rss
mined Ss.aes and funsseceafal IN he ht-
Ter.
We are in receipt Of eircslar. from N
uskse~s source. giving Psrtieslars cf the
Proceedings 4 our Css.sy Csnsisiosers
and a ssr too rival sailresd corporations
]. resssa to or isAsssal improvement rsil
rod fand ftsa The pas..se q he Ora o..
der b. IL Coamiasioseu doaasins this
fund - Tie WISH. City and Point Leok-
ct =. B. c.. - IL aetioa e bio Hease,
Jsags Fosi. enjsising the Cooniasiossss
fte. rsssisdias their original order. As
the psblis are familiar With all the matte
rial fasss Get fossA n the eissslar. vs Asve
not thought Il necessary 70 rshearss them
here.
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TIE TERMS OF SALE,

~ prcsc ibed BY the decree. are: One
third o: the purchase money IN cash %
The dsJ q - o. the balance in twelve
monshs-thc purchaser to give his nos>
for the deferred payment. with sas6
security n shall be sp2rove By the rras%
tee, the sam, 70 bear interest from u,
day Of sale.
PARRAN CRANE,
Trustee.
OF r., 1S12-ss.
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B.ALTI.MORE-NARKETS.

VIBRATING market for Wheat has ruled
quiet with derssning tendency, and prices a,
the Close ave fully 10 cents per bushei lower on
all gras es. The receipts mp 10 Thursday were
81 900 Sus,elS Southern. The sales Of this de-.
seriPtion reported on 'Chsnys fvVs up 20, oco
t.u~ C~tt~.~..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

GCANO, Erc-rhcre il VERY li,tle a,;.~
In Casno OF Phospaies. There Il no Chi.rhs
In market and ne quote Gaanape At $50 p,r
ton. gold, agents prics. Phosphate aad ma.
aeArtured Fertilizers rule At absst $50 per 10.
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bayers Cor nearly all points are in The marke..
and saeh lots as are otsr~i are rradily taken a,
very full prices. There 10 little doing in The
other descriptions. ~iny 10 the limited sapnly
bat the market for all Is irm. The exports for
the vrek we're ?.Ss3 hhds., a. fo,loss: ssi
hhds. leaf and 2s5 hhas. stems to Rotterdam
ICES hhds leaf aud isi hhas sseass % Br~ur,
and hhas. leaf TO R~rhire. Prices aFs very 6r,
sst withous change, and ws eoatinae to ass,c
- ssnows, vix: