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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The new railroad bridge over the Ohio River
nclunan and Newport will be tested TO-DAY. Oh "Wednesday
& s AIS OF the Central will arrive and special
W A run on the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
p,ni Of Loskpo w. when has beu
Nv ia sa Yesterday the bank having promptly
ito obi cations
The aggregate issues Of the Chicago Relief and
Al soei,ty March go III ARTICLES yards
sass ~ syop blankets so y
~ i2sJoo articles VI ssss.sg, 49, bassss. S~v
N.p0 ssss 1soAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
GERMANY.

MEETING or OLD CATHOLICS AT BONA CEN
ERAL CONGRESS TO MEET Al COLOGNE IN
SEPTEMBER.
BERLIN Monday. March IS 1872.
The delegates Of the Old Catholic party, to
tn plumber OF 100 held meeting 1T Bonn last week.
and r,sol,ed TO ea.l q General Congress TO meet at
COlosue IA September. petition against the Jesuts
vas framed, 10 be presented 10 the Ieichstag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I
SENATE. ALBANY. Monday, March

SENATE..-.. ALBANY. MONDAY, Malch H. 1871
The Senate met ut 7:3O O'clock when the
following reports were made:
To amend an establish regons the Port ofSewYork,
Ap It, 1856 prohibit smbo from throwing rubbish into
the river.
The following bills ordered to a third reading:
the Of taxation the Gifts Of NewYok "a
instead Fixed last repeal the act
Police Courthouse in the Ninth Judicial District Of New
RELEASE the title Of the State Of land adjoining the
Five Points House Of Industry long used by the said House Of
Industry. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

TEE GERMAN ENVOY AT THE VATICAN TO BE
RECALLED.
ROXE. Monday, March IS, 1872.
II. Won Arnum, the German envoy TO the
Papa. Court viii shortly present to the Pope his letter
efrcCau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19

shere All who assassnatcd the Earl Of Mayo Viceroy Of
the sth and has paid the penalty oi his crime
@ussclmau and served as orderly TO several BRUSH
ulcers In March, 1861 in pursuance OF bloody feud
b. inflicted fatal wounds upon k!nsman named Hyder
shere All was tried for this cvme and found guilty, but
va not sentenced death there was presumption
tAat the fatal blow was struck by cOmrade While in
prison ne narrowly escaped death by jail fever and was
70 di,a SIZED with his fate that he expressed wish TO
b. hanged rather than have his Imprisonment prolonged
The bloody feUd referred to had been kept up IN BIS
family Tor generations; when youth lie committed an
other ruricr on account OF it. lie was fearless man,
much it.d bv h. masters but passionate and trouble
some W4tA Ai. fellows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
SPAIN.

EsPAETrRO REFUSES TO BE CANDIDATE FOR
The CORTES.
MADRID Monday, March Is, 1877.
The Coyrespondencia says a deputatiOn COM
nose5 NJ mon of nil parties recently waited Senior
Espartero and requested him TO accept nomination for
the Cortes. The distinguished statesman declined the
honor declaring that he had long since withdrawn from
the arena Of political strife participation In which was
incompatible with his advanced He cOnnseled the
liberal men OF shades Of opinion to unite put an end
10 the dissensions which afflicted SPAIN and consolidate
rbe institutions of the country On firm and enduring
basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
INDIA.

rxrC.-TION OF TIE ASSASSIN OF LORD MAYO
CALCUTTA, Monday. March Is. 1872.
TIE assassin OF the Earl of Mayo has been
sx..nted lie made confession, declaring that the
DEATH OF the YcorOy not the result OF conspiracy
A. ne alone designed and carried out the murder. He
,lso said that he intended u kn Gen Stewart, who
VcomVauicd the Earl Of Mayo his tour of inspection
q port Blair aud was only prevented from fully exc
cutting his purpose 10y the prompnes OF lis arrest after
attacking the NicerOy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

The House Committee on Commerce, to whom was
referred the complaint against the South Improvement
COMPANY will hear committee OF oil producers the
subject who are expected from the oil district West
ern Pennsylvania.
Col q. w. Carter has withdrawn his application for
the surveyorship Of Customs at New Orleans. In his
letter withdrawal he recommends the appointment
colorcd to that aud other Federal Offices
when changes contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
ALBANY.

TIE NETWORK TAX LEVY ORDERED TO A
THIRD READING IN THE sENATE-RAIsING
sALARIEs--PROPOsED SUPPRESSION OF THE
"sAwDUSTn swINDLERs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

,, ALABAMA CLAIMS-MR. GLADSTONE &C
' vNOwLEDGFS THE RECEIPT OF THE AMEh-
,c,N NOTE-TuE BRITISH ANSWER TO BE
n,YrvrRFD RrrORE THURSDAY-THE MAN
or-,yAR LORD CLYDE AGAIN AFLoAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
WASHINGTON.

THE CUSTOM-HOUsE INVESTIGATION
MR.. MURPHY DoDGISG QUESTIONS - HIS Ex-
PLANTATION or HIS TAMMANY PARTNER
sHIPs-wIIAT HE DOES NOT KNOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

THE CONKLING RESOLUTION PASSED IN THE
sENATE-TIIE "GLOBE" CONTRACT AGAIN
BEFORE THE HOUsE-PROPOsED EXTENSION
OF TIE ENFORCEMENT ACr-IHE INvEsTI-
CATIONS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

GRAIN. Receipts 10 Thursday, inclusive.
i: 600 bushels Wheat. L.. ,9Gl bushels Corn.
5,eo0 bushels Oats, 600 bushels rive. MarSc,
for Wheat has rgled steady We report sales
$500 bushels Pernsylvan red at 81, jtsai 90
: 500 bushels Western IT l. seal ,s3 for red. and
81. Soal.7i for choice do. and amber: , 600
bushels SoGtheru red and amber 1t II SALTS
400 bushels choice Western white at 81 81; goo
bushels Pennsylvania IT Sl.60al, 65: 400 BUSH
els Southern a; SI,65. To-day, market higher:
sales ? 500 bushels Pennsylvania red 81 50 n Sc:
200 bushels Western do. 81 5aaI co: .O0
choice white l,s2; $50 bushels Southern rcsi
Sl.s3.
CORN -Narke; active; receipts all taken.
hu. at prices fayorinS buvcrs. Sales so. 0co
bushels Southern white a, 6.a10 cts, closing a,
C7a6S cts, 50 GOO bushels Southern yellow a;
oIa7O cts, closing al 67as9 cts; 500 bushel.
Western yellow carly in the week ri II cts:
?5. coo do. mixed at 67aT0 cts for low and hi gh
To-day, marke, active and higher; sales s 00C
bushels white 65a1e cts; 10 Oso bushels yellow
e7ses cts; 1900 bushels We-tern high mixed
90 cts.
uATS.-Salcs fair and principally from s,or,
on account Of light receipts. We note sales :. :.
eco bushels AT 53a54 cts. for Western, sud asa.
So cts for Southern, latter for light. To-day
zoo bushels At s5a56 cts.
RYE.-Sales SEQ bushels at % cts, rs TO quail
itr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

LscrsLtrVE-The letter Of our Annap-
oils correspondent uncovers sufficiently the
situation ut the "aneien, city" to render
comment or explanation unnecessary at
eur hands.
Congress is doing nothing and cngac-
cl in no;hin- a. present which calls Cor
notice. Neither at Washington nor An
n1polis have any developments been made
or indicated which tetray which way the
wind is vccrin. or what the chapter OF
accidents viii unfold n week hence The
certain thing is. that the present calm can
last only few sho.t days.
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lCoNNrSIcaTEp.
Terrapin Level. !
Jan. 8,h, 1872.
Yours truly.

Messrs E.litors.-I notice in your last
issue a proposed Dog Law. As proposed.
look upon it as being very unjust. /
admit We need Law IN reference to dogs
and for the protection of our sheep. bat
with exceptions and provisions. In my,
opinion there should be tax imposed on
cur dogs. but think every housekeeper
should be allowed TO keep one dog of any
description. if it be eur dog, for the pro-
lection of their premises, &c, without
tax being imposed on the one said cur dog:
and for all cur dogs kept by any person
more than one said dog. there should be
a tax of at least one dollar per head, and
then in my opinion there would be few
or no worthless dogs kept. as everybody
who wanted dog would cudeavor to keep
a valuable dog. But when we impose a
tax on the hound dog. we certainly COM
nit a great error. We can't live without
sheep. hogs. poultry. &c. aud without
the use Of hound dogs we can't raise eth
err Therefore | contend it would be an
imposition to impose tax on hound dogs.
But if we impose n tax on hound dogs.
tax them rs property. and then our hound
dogs woald he protected by law against
malicious people But my idea is, that
every citizen should be allowed the privi-
lccc Of keeping hounds without paying
any tax on them and am sure the whole
community would be benefited by it. ]
admit hound dogs get into sheep and kill
few. but at the same time. where they
destroy one dollaN's worth. they save five
or more. Therefore. thcy must he gr"a:
advantage to the whole community. But
tax hounds and we will see the consequent
ccs. unless taxed aS property. | will give
one example rs - the value Of hounds
The first wear 7 moved to whore I now re-
side. had no hound dogs had worth
less ours lost nearly MI Of our chick
ems. ] lost eight pigs one night, and the
foxes could be seen daily crossing the
plantation. These losses were pretty So
vere-hcng very poor myself. | couldn't
stand such losses. | found should per-
ish at this rate. and my children, too.
which thought more about than myself.
I made n little corn that year. | thought
| could afford TO feed hound or two. |
got couple of hounds and one of th"m
very good one luckily. and he made the
foxes bark. and since that time, assure
You. | have not lost single pig. chicken
or ANYTHING Of the kind by the foxes. and
this is clear evidence the hound is 4 great
institution. However | think so. This
is all l have to say on the dog question.
Respectfully.
FARMER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

+ Txx Lsrx SrxAreR Nkppox.-Gov.
Bo3ie, in his late message 90 the Legs
lslure. makes the following graceful and
generous reference 10 the late Senator
Maddox
..Since the adjournment, one of the
most distinguished Senssors. who. if liv-
ing. rould te-dsy be occcrying the scat
he had ably filed for several sessions. has
passed away; and his absence. caused by
premi,urely early death. viii saddeu
your reunion. and cloud the otherwise
pleasant retrospect.
1T is meet that on the commencement
Of your duties. while bowling with humble
submission to this decree Of Providence.
you should recognize with devout and
reveren, hearts the great mercies Ii has
youchedsafed 10 Us as State and people,
and invoke for your deliberations the gui-
dance sof Him, without whose wisdom
and blessings your labors cannot enure
to the benef; Of your constituents"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

sonal distinction. they have. BY their finn
~ teehnieali,ies. placed Der case beyond
the reach of the jury. who are bound 70
give her the benef, ofall reasonable doubts,
DIR. Steiner. the only radical member Of
the Senate. IS an old frie,d Of Judge Ford,
of your county. He is regarded here as q
clever gentleman. and has seat adjoining
the Senator from ST. Mary's. /, is ru-
mored they are unsparing in their jokes
upon each other.
Your Senator. Delegate Cotton, and our
worthy Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate,
are all we'll and are surprizcd that Dele
gate Dunbar has not vet reached here -
Tell him to bring BB'l Of deep Creek
oysters with him when he comes.
Yours truly,
No. 1.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11
THAyKs.-Our thanks arc made 10 our
young friend. T. F. c. Herbert. for late
copies of Indiana papers.

SWEET SIxrEES l-T1r S-loo'aay Visitor Mgs-
.u-ias comes this month in the full flush aud
bounding health Of Sweet Sixteen and right
lssrsiij dc We wela bme it and give i, our New
Years greeting. We wish all our boys and
girls could become acquainted with this charm
ing Young Folks Magazine, for we know they
could not help liking it and wanting it, for it
IS only one dollar year. The Fisiior is firmly
established, being now in its Sixteenth year,
and is in every line, true and pure and good
story from Harry CaStlemon, the great story
writer for boys and girls, commences in the
january number, entitled ''Our Fellows, which
will delight everybody, are SIRE, who reads
it. Send green stamp To J. ". raughaday
& Co., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, and get
a specimen aumbcr OF the Visitor
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11
OBITC. AIRY.

lied, AT the residence % her father in 81. In.
icoc's district. Wednesday morning the . III
nit, after a painful illness, Mrs. MARY V. Nc
KAY, wife of Il. q. Mckay. aged ahou, 20 ears
Scarcely are we called upon to mourn the los.
of one much beloved as the subject of ,hi.
humble tribute. Home has been darkcned hy
her death, AMI deep gloom cast over The en-
tire community to whom she was linked by the
sweetest ties of affection.
But Wills; we mourn her i-rcparatlc loss,
what consoliug though; i; mus, be to her he
roaycd husband and sorrow-S,rickcn friends 70
know that she is now released frorn her MANY
pains and that her spirit has taken its flight 10
a far more swecieT and fIircr cline
Graded in the arms of religion, she passed
away amid the gayci:es and reveri,s of Christ
mas
''>afe from temptation, safe from sins pollution,
She lives, whom We call dead
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

CoNrTroLLEE'- EKrorT 1t j. crafty
ing TO learn from the vel aud carefully
prepared report Of Hon. l.. Woolforl, that
our State Frances are in n healthy and
improved condition. The receipts from
The sources Of revenue through the public
officers have increased, and the payment
BIZ the Collectors in the several counties
are shown 10 be mosr satisfactory. Among
other suggestions he recommends 4 tax
on the gross receipts Of railroads ard a
repeal Of tie direct tax, ms relief to the
agricultural interests Of the State.
As n matter Of interest to the people OF
the county, we copy from the report a
Statement; showing the amount Of revenue
received from various sources and pail
into the Treasury from this county du-
ring the fiscal year, ending Sept. 30th.
1871
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

TERMINATING TIE HAIR When the hair
ceases to draw from the scalp the natural
lubricant which is lis sustcn4ncc. its vital
itv Is. Is it were. suspended. and II not
promptly attended to. badness vii! be the
certain result. The one sure method of
avoiding s,,ch an unpleasant catastrophe
is 20 use Lyo>'s kATu.Irox. which. when
well rubbed into the scalp, will speedily
re-animate the hair and prevent il from
falling out Besides that. this inimi,able
reSu<citant aud strengthened of the Hair
nourishcs 1Y1d stimulates its Young AMI
tender fiherS, removes all obstacles TO their
growth in the shape Of dandruf and dirt.
and ultimately produces new crop of
hair. stronger. glos>ier. and twice as album
dnnt as the Old. As hair dressing Il is
notably the most agreeable, refreshing and
serviceable article ever placed upon a
dressing-table.
Symptoms Of Lirer Complaint and Of some
of The DISEASES Produced BY It,
y sallow or yellow color of skin or yell
SRtes WI f1NS 1hN oehSa fhses
of body: dullness and drowsiness, with
frequent headache: dizziness. bitter or
bad taste in mouth. dryness Of throat and
internal heat; ralpi;ation, in many cases
dry. teasing cough. with sore throat,
unsteady appetite. raising of food. choking
sensation in throat: distress. heaviness.
or bloated. or full feeling about stomach
and sides. pain in sides. back or breast.
AMI about shoulders: colic pain and sore
ness through bowels. with heat constipa-
ton. alternating with frequent attacks Of
diarrhsa: piles, fatulencc. nervousness.
colincss Of exsremities: rush of blood to
head. with symptoms of appoplexy. numb
ness of limbs, especially at night: cold
chills alternating with hot flashes. kidney
and urinary difficulties female weakness,
dizziness. low spirits. unsociabilisy and
gloomy forebodinss. Only few ofabove
symptoms likely to be present IN any case
at one time. All Who use DR.. Pierce
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery
for Liver Complaint nd iis Complications,
are load in lis praise. Sold By all first
class druggists
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

JNL lMPEoyrHrNr-Wc arc pleased to
be able 20 say, that Mr.. Sheriff Abcll i,
having III: rooms of our county Jail made
comfortable for prisoners by repairing
floors. hcarths. fixing mp stoves, etc An
examination Of he Jail cells has satisfied
US that the improvements being made were
no. undertaken before they were needed
|, is now possible fnr visitors unfor,u.
nate" to spend a night in "castle dolor.
Gus" without danger Of freezing befor.
morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

BLACxwoop for December has the following
table of contents The Maid of Skier, Part Y;
More RoJd III Roma, Conclusion: The Two Mrs.
Scudamores. Part | /; Cornelius O'Dowd papers
on w hat the People Might Do" The Heads
and the Hands, and ''Our Quacks - Unre-
ieciing Childhood and Age French Home Life,
Paper No. II, on children; very attractive ar
ticle on the powers of ILLUSTRATION" and one
on the relative power of the House of Lords
'Maca" loses none of its power with advancing
age but. rather, like wine, obtains n rarer ia-
vor. Reprinted by the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Company, 40 Fulton ST., New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11
FARMER.

The PROPOSED Doc LAw.-Our rule,
not to admit to publication any contribu-
ton unaccompauicd with the name of
the author, we have departed from in
the case Of 4 communication, 10 be found
above. agains, the proposed State Dog
Law. The substitute proposed BY our
correspondent is, that hounds general
", and one cur to family, shall be cx-
cmpt from taxation. or that hounds shall be
taxed as property What protection hounds
would enjoy taxed as property which they
would not enjoy taxed pr capita. it has
not been given US to understand Our
correspondent, however. is really in favor,
it will be seen, of cxcmrting all hounds
and one cur to each family from taxation,
As with the exemptions proposed. any
dog law would be worthless. and as with
out them. risk would be incurred o:
arousing powerful political dog party in
cur county. we take this occasion to advise
our representatives at Annapolis to legis-
ate, if they legislatc at all. against the
sheep. and to let dogs and dog laws alone
for the present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

PSocErDiNGs oy ruE CorRrs-Orphars'
Court, Judges Spaliing, Cantcr and TIP
petit. Dad dividend personal estate of Jas.
l.. Foxwell ratifri-oud dividends the
estates Of Edward Tuhman and John \.
Garner r7tiicd-is. dividend the estate
Of Il. Alex Clarke ratified.
County Commissioners. Present Ahell.
Parsons anG Lawrcuer Petition for omen.
ing public road 20 Jones wharf, Patuxent.
discussed, action postponed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11


NArRIMoN1AL-The Omaha Nebraska
papers o: a late date bring us the particu-
lars Of the marriage of Edgar ". Yates.
Esqr.. formerly of this county, to Miss An
ME Garlichs, OF ST. joe. The Gazette and
Herald OF thclatter place contain elaborate
descriptions of the wedding. 1t was eel
ebrated at the parlors of the Pa.ce House
Rev Dr.. Runcie performed the ceremony.
The attendants were Mr.. Wan. Deer of
Omaha. Miss Anna Holland, of st. Joe.
Mr.. Theodore b. Hoogland aud Miss Lii
" Wallingford. The Gazette says
while our people miss the fair daugh-
ter of st. Joseph who has thus been taken
to sister city. they have the consolation
of knowing that she will he tenderly car
ed for. and even amid the present sur
rorndings. she will not forget the home
and friends of her early days.
Among the many elegant bridal pre-
sents we noticed the following: Cake bas-
ket. BY Mrs. III. W. Yates. of Omaha
pickle castor. Joseph Baldwin; card re-
ceiver. Jas L. Burnside: ice pitcher and
goble,s. David II. Heaton; pair butter
knives, Col. j. W. Strong and lady pickle
knife aud fork. John Saunders and lady
pair salt stands and spoons, John ". West;
pickle stand. Miss Addie Buell.: pair rap
kin rings. Theo. Borngesser and lady pair
elegant bracelets. from the groom; set
carhunele and pearl jcxeiry, feom the
brides mother"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

DWELLING BrRNEp.-An unoccunicd
dwelling. recently erected. located in
Charlotte Hall district, aud owned by =
Mr.. Bureh. was destroyed by FIRE on
Thursday morning last. I, is though. Il
b. certain ,ha, the building was Sc, on sirc
aud suspicion has attached to young man
me,l James r. Graves as the guil,v mar.
y. lie this BE il NAV warrants have been
issued Cor the arrest OF Graves wlo i re-.
ported 10 have abscoadcd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

Lately, n his residence in Patuxent District,
CHARLES puSEl, aged about 40 wears.
Vt Tic residence of her sou, CEas Dent in the
PatuNcn' district. on SATURDAY. evening the 9th
inst. after a short and painful illness Mrs MAR
TIA MATILDA DENT. reIict Of the late llez.
akiai Dent, in the 10Th year Of her age
AT the residence of her husband in the Facto-
~ district, on Thursday morning last MARY
H., VILE ofJohn sh"drck, aged about % years
At his residence in this district, on SATURDAY.
last, JAMES \. MEEElMAN, aged about 5.
years. May he gcsi in pctcc.
At his residence in this district. on MONDAY
last. SYLVESTER MATTlNGLEY. aged sbou,
- years. Nay he res, in peace.
Atthc residence other husband in this village
ON " einc>day. the Goth of December ult after 4
lingering illness, ROSA. wife OF C. j. Norris,
in the 3jih year of her age
baltimore Daily San please copy.l
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FRANCIS NEALE & SONS
Commission Merchants.

Sell Tobacco, Grain ami all country
produce.
esy fertilizers and all supplies fer farmers
80 F,rt:lizess furnished a. raanaiac,ur-
e's prices.
Ial IL, iSs2-d
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Divine ser
vics in Leonardtowu en- the first and third
Sundays Of the month a. p m: by the
Rev j. Pedeloupe-
Jan IL, ISL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

The ScHooL FEsrIvAI--This beautiful little
Quarterly Magazine devoted TO new and spark
ling matter for School Exhibitions and public
days, is received for January. No teacher or
pupil should he without it, Il costs only fifty
cents year: single copy, fifteen ccnts. Write
for ii. TO Alfred l.. Scwcl. Publisher Chicago,
Ill. Send Your subscriptions nor and you will
not regret it.
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Total Iail State during the
fiscal year. S9,l72 {;

CovrE>oE'> MrSsAGE.-Wc are in re-
ceipt of the Farewell Message Of Gov.
Bowie and the Report of Comptroller VOL
ford. the latter of hich has been elsewhere
referred to. We have room only to cpl
tomize the message ofIIiS Exccllcncv. II
reports the State dcIt at S12, i36, IFS.
the State holding productive assets to the
amount Of S1.1iS,525. In addition the
State holds over $50 O0J. coo non produc-
tive stock and assets, more than $40 ,000,-
600 being in securities and interests due
o. the Chesapeake AMI Ohio Canal. 1t is
believed. however, that this enterprise.
which for ncarly twenty-five years has been
regarded as worthless. will soon Weld the
State q revenue Of $500. 600 annually
TIL" Governor recommends provision for the
education Of The colorcd people. and AMI
madv"rts at great length upon the policy
Of the National Administration and Con-
gress.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-01-11

To- CORRESPONDENTS -'.l.cap Year" =
roct;cal contribution. has been received
and accepted, aud will appear in our next
issue.