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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11
Correspondence of the Beacon.
" a>hIn gtpn.
April 1th, 1872.

Ater a weeks holiday. which spent in
dear old Maryland. I again scat myself to
chat with my dear friends in St Mary's.
and to congratulate them on the return of
Spring whish has at last pushed to the
front. With Lent went Winter and glad
enough VIC are that they have taken them
selves Of. Holy Week was, of course. a
very solemn one for the piously inclined.
but sinners had delightful treat in the
Opera. which selected this unholy City
for its field Of action during Holy Week.
aud there is not another City in the coun-
try in which they coull make an engage
mens. Nillscu. Miss Cary. etc were too
much for even some good people. and the
Theatre was crowded during their stay.
The Churches. Catholic and Ritualistic.
were also crowded at every service. and in
the Catholic Churches the affairs were d.
vested OF all ornaments. while the Sacred
Hos. was placed in the Repositories. which
were gorgeous with lights and flowers.
The Investigation still proceeds. butt
there is really little or no hope for per-
manent reform being effected. and the
whole thing is merely political naneuvre
against the present Administration. which
is bad one. no doubt, but win the mex,
be better! If Summers party do succeed
in electing = candidate. the Radicals will
stu be in power, and the Democrats appear
to have no one man around whom they can
crystalline. Where the master spirits Of De-
,mocraey have gone to is mystery. and un-
less they re-sppear very sooa. organize
their party anew and elect President.
this Government will be merged into .
Dictatorship With Grant fer Is Cia:inna-
tuS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

DR. SsGr.s CArAKRH REMEDY is no Pa
tent Medicine humbug. gotten up to dupc
the ignorant and credulous. but is pr
feet Specific for Nasal Cntarrh, Cold in
the head" and kindred diseases.
A Glorious RFcoRp -Twelve wears
ago few modest lines in a New York
Journal invited public attention 10 a new
Vegetable Restorative. aud solicited a
trial Of its merits as a remedy for iulises-
ton. bilieusrcss. fever aud ague, debility.
nervous disorders. rheumatism, and all
complaints requiring invicora,ing aud reg
u!ating treatment. In this quiet. unpre-
tentious way. PLANTATION BrrrERs was
introduced 10 the world 1t was sue
ces. from the beginning. All tina. was
claimed for it as tonic. a corrective and
autidote to ma!arious fever, was found to
be strictly true. Within FIVE years tie
annual sales of this article amounted to
over One Million of Bottles. A few years
more and the demand had suelled to tce
millions. The annual consumption Of the
bitters las now reached the almost incre-
dible aggregate ofsrx MILLIONS OF BOTTLES.
and for every bottle sold copy of the H.
LUsrRArED MEDICAL Annual. published
BY the proprictors. at a cost Of $3.50, 600,
IS given away.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

The WasHrx6tox AID PoiST LooknUT
r. R.-The Place Georgian states. that
the books Of this company were opened
on FRIDAY. the o9,h ofNarch. ult,. at For
restville. Prince Georges county. foF sub
scrip:ions 10 tie capital stock Of the corro-
ration and that 2l,115 600 was taken =
Tic following gentlemen are named ~
among the largest subscribers: : T. Salt.
Maryland; Arthur Shepherd. D. s. Wall
kcr. Washington D. c.; +. o. Read.
Henry A S.ny,h. 4. F. Willmar,h. n.
/: Jcremiah T. Mud. Maryland J"r-
Zen Giles. Louisville. Ky; John W.
BUteier, Washington D C; l.. W. b.
Hu:chin-. H. Eugene Brooke. Maryland;
+ II Maxwell. Boston.
II will be seen ty cur advertising col
ulnus that a meeting Of the Stockholders
will take place at Col Suits residence on
Saturday, the ! 18th of May next. when the
Company will formally organic. Not
outstanding. says the Prince Georgian.
the iefea, in the Legislature Of the bill to
allow the counties TO subscribe 10 the cap
ital stock Of the road, 'the Inccrporators
express their determination 70 build the
ROAD at once, and as soon as the Company
is organized. We shall be disappointed il
some very efficient measures are not adoP-
ted looking TO the immediate commence
meut Of operations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHr,r-Has been in quite active demand
through the week, and firm particularly for
choice descriptions. which have ruled through
out AZ very high figures The receipts have
been about 30. 600 bushels, all o. which have
been taken n follows. viz l.. 0p0 PENNSYLVANIA
rcd n from ls0Cd'lSi cents |. 600 do white a,
lS2Ca lSs crniS II 900 MARYLAND Al from IFS 10
lao cents for red l9iCf.o5 cts for amber, lso
e. 2e0 cents for white and <. 600 Western a, ls5
"a l9O cents for amber. and lao,f 700 cents for
white. The marke, closes strong for all aescrjr-
lions
kNs-Tkcre has been I;tlc movement this
week in Rive, sl'es comprising cnlv some 5000
10 . 90 bushels at from % TO los cents the lat
Ter Tor choice Pcnms, iyant but We quote good
10 prime AS closing ~ 9"tf loo cents
toRN-Ihr receipts this w-,k have been
about ce0,o'0 bushels. VIZ: les OOD Southern
by water, aud -, 90" Western b. rail- AT Eleva-
Tor. For Southern the market his hecn active
and h'm. but Tor " cSiern the demand has been
limited, and the market rather heavy Sales II
Southern comprise 10, coo bushels white at 6l IL
g cents, G5,o0o DO AT 6Irr IS cents 10 600 do
yc..o" ~ tS cents, -, 600 do At 6iGGs6 cts the
closing sales being AZ GIGG65 cents the sales VI
Western include - coo bushels M x-i AT SOFA
q! cents. lo.0C0 do. on private terms, aad J GOO
do. yellow AT 81 CTS. all in Elevator. Wee
cstern in the Elevator TODAY AT u (Gs,s cents
for low and high mixed, AMI 63(6.6l cents for
yellow.
oAr'-'iavc been fairly ac,ive this week and
iirn, : 70 adding up ahoui - 600 bushels ~ from
- 10 5i-cen,s for W,srrn, and - to So ce:.is for
Southern.
TOBACCO We report a continued active
demand for Maryland Leaf, and all desirable
samples find ~eady sale on arrival AZ ftlll rriccs
About Soc hhds. have changed hands this week
In Ohio there has been no movement of consr-
quence this week sales not exceeding - 70 -
hhds., buyers still holding Of in consequence %
the French Con'rar; no: having ve, hc"r given
cai. \ new adjudication Will take place ou the
l2'h instant. hen il j. supposed The contract
viii be awarded after which we may look for
some movement in Ohio In Kentucky and
Virginia we hear Of no movement whatever the
high rates current for these descriptions keen
shippers out Of The market We quote ;o-day a.
follows viz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

OcToGr>Arr.xs Our obituary column
contains til. week notices Of the passing
away Of three oc;ogenarians. residents and
natives of our county. whose united ages
approximate go years. Two OF the par
ties We l.cvc already referred to. li.orial-
l.. Tho Other Is ,Lc venerable relic. OF
The Ito Alexander Howe. teacher BY
profession now many years dead. with
whom our earliest school rcco!'cc,icns arc
associated The lady in question died at
the residence of Thos o. Spencer. in the
Factory district, on the 9;l instant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

VIII OF rur LATE Col II G.. s. Key
As considerable public interest is man.
ifested in orr midst 10 learn the leading
particulars of Col. Keys will. and rs the
will is now open to public inspection. we
have thought there would be no impropri-
city in giving publication to the following
facts The will appoints Jos. II. Key.
..~,--, tu's county, aEu Dr
James Smith. of Virginia, executors =
it bcqueaihs all the personally on Indian
Town estate to Mrs Maria L Key, the
widow OF deceased, the estate itself having
previously been decided to Mrs. Key in
exchange for Jutlaud the Leonard Town
estate il devised to the children Of WIN
Ogle Key. the children of Dr. Morris
Key and the child of Or James Smith
and Mamie Ogle Smith. the said grand
children TO share per a:irpes--it directs
that the JUtlaud property, with the per-
sons!ty thereon, and. also, the personally
on The leonard Town estate. with the OK
ccrtiou of the Household furniture. which
is bcqucathed.to Mrs. Key. shall be sold
f"r the payment OF thrdctts Of deceased
the rF'iii.m, il ory. 70 so 10 the grand
children above referred 70.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

ScuooL Bo.RD PEocEKprNos. The reg
ular quarterly meeting Of the Board Of
School Commissioners was held on Tues
dav. the 2nd inst. all the members being
present. The Board passed an order re-
curing the Teachers of Public Schools to
accoun, for each days absence from their
schools, otherwise forfeiting the proper
tional amount Of salary; also an order re-
quiring q rigid enforcement of Section 8.
Chap. IL Of the School Law, which pro-
vidcs that, mo certificate Of qualification
as Teacher shall be issued to any male
under nineteen years Of age, or to fe-
male under seventeen years ofage." The
Board then proceeded to the examination
of Teachers Reports for the Winter Term.
aul authorized the Treasurer to pay fifty
dollars each TO the Teachers. and to issue
certificates Of Indebtedness for the ba!an-
ces due on Fall Term. 1871. and Winter
Term, 1872. After the transaction of
further business, not Of public interest.
the Board adjourned sine die
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

aNorngn OLD LAvpn.RK GoHy On
tue day following Ike death Of Col. KY.
elsewhere NOTICED. the intelligence reach
I'd Us. that Wi'liam Blair. one Of tie old
6, citizens o' ChaIiico district. anu a gen
'!,man respected and beloved b. all vic
trew him, was dead Mr. Blair had been
in his usual health up to the hour Of lis
dcath sickness. and only tie evening be-
fore he was taken. had walked over his
farm with his customary vignr, retiring
on lis return n, his rsual hour, apparent
Is - well :. ever In short time after
wards. hc was a corpse. lie WAS in his
s2od year. Like his friend. Coz. Key. he
was devoted 10 agricultural pursuits. and
was among the most energetic and success
ful Of our oli-timc planters
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

REMovAt-A. Brafnan. Esqr.. Cloth
Ter. has removed from his old stand to
his new and commodious Warehouse. No.
26 Sharp street. The size and style of
this Warehouse furnish Mr. B. with iu-
creased trade facilities. and the change
had become matter Of necessity. to NEE.
the demand Of his large and rapidly in
creasipg business. He has on hand one
Of the largest and best selected stocks Of
Reaiy-madc clothing ever offered for sale
in the Baltimore market; and. as he has
ever been a favcri,r with our Merchants.
and people generally. we bcspeak for him
4 continuation Of their patronage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

FARM OPERATIONS Our farmers :. pre-
sen, are rs lu-y as bees IN preparing and
conditioning their corn ard tobacco lands.
burning brush, CLEARING. and finishing up
their fencing Tobacco plants have not
yet put in an appearance but arc expected
20 make a show a; an early Jay. Owing to
the severity of the past Winter. the great
majority Of beds were not seeded before
late in March Nevertheless. TO scarc;-
ty is anticipated and We predict ;'at The
usual tobacco crop will he pitched. -
Wheat. under the influence OF the late
genial rains. is starting of finely and thrca-
tens in good lands 10 hide hare ty the
lst Of Nay. Garden work is. also, Pro-
crossing amain. and. altogether. the pros
pee. the present wear for fair crops and
fruitful garden yield is as god a usual -
We have heard Of no complain, thus far Of
disaster TO fru': trees. though th"v are I'M
usually backward this season in budding
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

Iii. painful subject TO- reflection, that one,
whose example was So much ncvs'el here sho,.d
he summoned from our midst in the prime OF
life, with scarce a warming voice presiding the
mysterious call. II is but another evite1ce 81
The iuscruistie WAYS Of Providence, and of The
certainty Of death aud The uncertainty OF the
time thereof" I; viii lie well for rs all. that we
be IS well prepared 70 meet the dread sammes
As was the subject Of this notice. The mantle OF
her virtues rests like green swari above her,
and the right hand Of the Father hath hern ex-
tended toward her. Let her heresred family be
eomfer,ed II their desolaiion. with the assurance
thu, there is a reward for the righteous, and that
she whom they now mourn is reaPing that re-
ward ID
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

Dn-u = l'2,. II. 6. s Key The
v-ncr,l'" and Distinguished citizen. Whose
,au.c Lctis th'~ roiic". died at his resi-
.tcnc,. Tutor Hall. in this village. on
Thursday morning last: a. the advanced
agc " So MI Key Lad been aiIing iu=
rin. the Winter. bu, it was only within .
few DAYS Of his death. that his complain;
assumed an alarming and fa,al aspect.--
During this anxious period and 10 the
end he manifested settled resignation
to tue Divine VIII and gave touching tcs-
timony. in the closing acts Of his life. OF
his faith and hope in Christ and in the Of
fees of Christian ministry. The affec-
,ioustc solici,ude Of his relations. friends
and neighbours attended his last hours. and
lee has been laid to rest amid the bencIic-
rions Of maryland with the reverence ofan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

Nor ACrrp OH-The number Of bills
in both Houses Of our Legislature which
failed Of final action for want Of time or
attention is as follows:-in the Senate.
there were so House bill. left over, besides
: Senate bills. In the House, % Senate
bills were left over. 81 House bills on their
3rd reading. Al - on their second read
ing. 4 list D ne laws past will be pub
lished in . days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

AMERICAN Stock JOURNAL The April num-
Der Of this cIcelen, periodical has been received
II is replete as ever with useful. and TO the en-
,erprising stock-breeier, indispensable rfoyma-
ton. Every department is ably sustained with
well written articles, illustrated by some TWEEN
,y-fee cngravings Of dairy fixtures, buildings
horses. cattle, sheep, hogs. poultry dogs, etc
al our subscribers can receive free specimen CO.
piss by addressing the publishers, y. P. Bower
& Co, Paskesburgh, Ia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11
DIND.

At his residence. Tudor Hall. in this village,
on Thursday last, April &ih, Col. Ii. u. ). KEY
aged 50 years.
At his residence. Chap,icc district. on FRIDAY
last. April s,h, WILLIAM BLAIR, aged 50
years.
Suddenly, At the residence OF rhomss O. Spcn-
Ger. ESQ. in the Factory district. on Monday
evening, the sth inst. Mrs. SUSANNA K.
HOWE reiici OF the late Alexander Howe OF
this county, in the s3r1 year Of her age.
IN the ith election district. on Thursday. the
ith instant. BENJAMlN infAui s,n of " r. {
annie VI. Chunn, aged wear, 10 months and Il
DAYS.
suffer little children "a come unto me and
forbid them no; for OF such is the Kingdom of
Of God ST. Luke IS L Is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

War WILL lie Do WITH lr?'--Wc
hate mor.ally to expose our Ignorance. but
we arc dy ing to know. what use the Coun-
~ Commissioners Of Prince Georges have
for Standard Bearer" We suppose.
Of course. he Is to carry a standard, bu,
what sort OF standard he Is to carry or to
what end or on wha, occasions-are each
aud al beyond our conjecture. Will the
!princc Gcorgian ccme to our relief?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

Ox FiRE-Tudor Hall. in our Town.
the residence Of the late Col. Key. was
discovered to hc on fire yesterday NOM
irs atou, one o'cl"ck. The laly Of Mr.
Joseph II Key. whose chamber was in
an upper story Of che dwelling. was swak-
encd ~ the smoke. and. Mr. Key being
aroused. soon discovered the FIRE to be in
cue Of the lower parlVs. The alarm was
then given. aud, fortunately for the fami-
l., some cO'ored people who were passing
q, the time en- their return from party.
were promp, and ciicieu, with assistance.
and soon succeeded with Mr. Key in put
ting on, the fsmes. The loss is slight
aud the origin of the FIRE is unknown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

MARYLAND SENATORS following
are the Senators who hold over for the SEES
sion Of 1874:
Baltimore Citv-First Legislative Dis
t,ict. John X. Blake: Third Legislative
District. Isaac VI. benson Counties
Anne Arundel. VIM. H. Tick Calvert.
Henry Williams; Carroll. j X. LongwclI:
Howard, John Lee Carroll: Kent. Geo
W. Spencer: Queen ANUS JAS +. Earle:
Somerset. Geo. Il. Dennis Washington.
u 5 Clagsett; Wiccmico, Andrew r.
Crawford; Frederick, Lewis II. Steiner ;
Baltimore. I. Stursis Davis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

NAH Co>rRAcrs The mail lettings Of
this section of Maryland were decided 4.
the Department, at Washington on the 3oth
Of March, ult
3.6iS-Wasbinston n c.. to Leonard
Town. John C. Thompson. g.. 499.
S,GI6-l.ccnard Town to Ridge, Lo-
gan q. Saith. SiSo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

The junics members Of the Hcuse Of
Gran, are al going or gone to Europe.
prince Fred" has been having good
time in the old world. aud Mrs. Useless.
Jr." and Miss Nelly" are of on their
way to join the eldest hope ofthe Amer
leans"
With April commences series OF fes-
tivities, which are to close with q mssque-
radc and FIRE work in May. The Avenue
is ,hronged, OF course. and new suits are
the order of the day The hats and bon.
nets are said every year to be pret,ier than
those Of the proceeding season. but they
have reached the acme Of beauty For
country wear the Garelle is just the thing.
aud with its broad brim and wreath Of
flowers. gives most picturesque appear
ance 10 its vearer. The bonnets arc very
pretty. and are hardly distinguishable from
the hats. save by the strings. The light
est shades are worn both in dresses and
ribbons. and all dresses are made with a
pOlouaise. aud some have capes. Every
thing is scollopped. and boau either Ei.h
darker shade or with ThSeiast
freak Of fashion is cal aN on
Monday night one ca sc W. i NJ r.nic
Temple. at which Dolly Warden reigued
supreme.
OF all the States represented here. Old
Ken,uck claims the palm for the number
and beauty Of her daughters. though for
plodding people. their gait is too fast. Ma
ryland. too. claims her laurcls. and the
fastest double team on the Avenue belongs
to and is driven by the Misses Williams
of Baltimore.
Oh !! do you know the Baltimore and
Potomac Road is SO near finished that
Charles county has already commenced to
crow over your bcnighted region. What
a shame, villa, sin it is. tina. ST. Mary's.
the Oldest county in the State, should have
no railroad Well may people call it Sleepy
Hollow. but ought not to blame the peo-
pie Of ST. Mary's. bu, those who in the
the Legislature refused to give helping
hand to the county. which is always fore
most in helping others. Blu, with such
men as Taylor Suit and Gen. Walker urg-
ing the building of a road to Point Look
out, hope cannot die. OF Gen. Walker
know nothing. but Mr.. Suit is an homer
to his State and county. A man who HIS
built his own fortune in the manner he
has done. will certainly succeed III build
in: a road which will soon be necessity
to the Government. But stop. am dash
ing along as if mounted on the first en-
CINE of the prospective W. & 7 l.. r r.
SCRITTERELLO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

CT ANo.--For Peruvian Guano the agents
prices for lots Of 30 tons or more are S67 80
for thncha Island, and 500 Tor Gusnape per
ton. gold, and No. = OF each kind 10 per ton
less also gold. For PhosPhates and manu-
featured Fertilizers $50 per ton il the general
price. The Southern demand for Fertilizers
which has been considerably better this year
than last. is pretty much over for the season
hnt ,hrc is pretty active business doing jus,
now With the near trade
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

ORPHsNs' CoURr PEocEEplN6s.- Court
met. Tuesday. the 9th instant Present.
Judges Spalding and Tippctt. VIII of
II. Il. s. Key fled. bat PROFIT postponed.
Order for sale Of real estate Of Sylvester
Mst,insley. deceased. passed. Call Of
Court Docket for April postponed until
2ni Tuesday in MAY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

ANYTHING But GEANr.-The Grant pa
pers are stating the coming presidential al
tentative. ,husly: Grant OFF,
Grant or whals" We snswcr. "HIas,' :
v L.,evvr Il u.., Lc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

SnAp. --Shad and other Gsh arc bcgiu-
ming to become plentiful ia eur market. the
fsrmcr retailing a. 20 cents a pair aud the
ls'icr ruling at aneisn, figures. 5 cents rcr
H..
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SUTTlEs RANGE,
{ n nv whatsoever name tho same my
b. called AID known ntaiuing
$50 acres,

NOR" or Ire
hrinc ~" same land of wlich tho late
John b. M,t,ngl y died scz i and p,s-
srss"l
This land is located about two mi
rpm lie village Of Char'irn in the 1 h
l. 'c'iou District Of ST Marv'S county.
ard has upon it a COOL Dwelling. Cnsn
House. S'sblcs &. The soil il good
anil we'll nd ,p'cl to the growth Of to
staple cr"ps Of this section Of the S,,t-.
with sufh:iency of WOOL anl ii nb,r
thereon.
THE TERMS OF SALE, :.s pre>crib-
I'd by the decree. are: O"c-rhrl cash
10 be paid on the day of sale aud he bal
anc" in two 'qral Install ncats n x 4ui
twelve months crcdt-thc deferred pay
IN nts to be secured by the not,s u the
purchaser, with sue, curty rs trc TruS-
tee shall approve. III: sam 70 bear lu-
terest from the dav az sale
}. PARRAN CRANE.
TIu,tee.
April IL. 1S72-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11
April II. ls72-ts.
The Washington city and Point
Lookout Railroad Company.

OCkHOLDEhS NEE lNU.
H\HE amount required By law having
IL been subscribed TO tie capital s,olk
Of
THE WASHINGTON CITY AND
PIT. LOOKOUT u. II. COMPANY"
notice is hereby given that meeting of
the Stockholders Of sid C'mraay. for tho
purpose of choosing sven ID rcctors, and
10 transact snch other business as such
SIockholdcr. Il, aly may tr,2sact. will
take place at tie reside O. Of Samuel I.
Suit, in spaldings District, Prince Gs"r-
ge's County. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May,
1872,
at IL o'clock noon.
DUNCAN S. WALKER,
J. ". b HUTCHINS,
s. T. SUIT.
r. G. GRIMES,
JOHN L. BOWIE.
April IL. lS12-,l.
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er a Presidents daughter
abroad. and if so, how mud
BY all means. let her gd\
Constitution and lava. an
n turv. WOULD be hcnes!
grafton to Europe of the W
lily. including the Dents,
ton is not to their going 3!
their going. but to their con-
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81. \. tnh'> BEACON
I.oTARnT0TH, sd.

ruyI-i.Af E"GE.|G. AprIl.'h Is,:.
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Tuesday, tie 18th day Of May,
1872,

between the hours nf IL o'clock. m aud
3"'oIock. n. IN, all that :ra,t or pare!
% land called and known rs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

By ALL MEANS. LET I'm The daurh
ter of the President having recently sailed
for Europe on pleasure trip. the Grant
papers are asking ironically. "whethcr
this can be legally done under the Consti
tuition and laws of the country-and wheth-
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Trustees Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.
April II. lSI2-.s.

EDY virtue ~ dec-"c oi the Circuit
q - Court ter Saint Mary : county. sit
lag in FL ,iry, rt>s'i IN n ca1s in which
L'rcuzr u Bond AID wife ar ,mplain-
ats, and i"uatiu. W. Matt ,clcy ami
o.hrr> are defend mt. AMI bcar'ny date
of t c ~ h day nf ) ;,cmbcr. 1870. aud
Y VT Ia" ola subs qr"m order OF tho
60 ut. d r. IN. resale at The risk %
ro-mer p!r-'ha.rr. the unlcrsisncd, as
7 u>;rc. will offer at puhlic auction. at
the Court House d o: in .snorItowa.