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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-30
THE TURF.
Spring Meeting of the Chicasaw Club
Blind Tom, Cape Race and Euehre
winners.

Blind Tom, Cape Race and Euehre
winners.
MEMPHIS, April 29.-Chickassw Jockey
Club, Spring meeting; first day; sweep
stakes. Hnrdle race two miles. Subscrip-
ton $50; half forfeit. The Club adds $500.
Welter Weights. Six entries won easily
by Blind Tom, beating Mary Hennessy and
Tempe. Time-4:02i; Chalmette, Tom
Corbet and BayOnet paying forfeits. Tenn
ple refused second hurdle Of the last half
mile.
Trial stakes3 year old, mile heats, sub
scription $50, half forfeit, with S40O added,
was won by length by Cape Race beating
Bracelet, the others forfeiting. Time, l:4Sk;
l:52S
Handicap, mile and quarter, all ages,
subscription $50, half forfeit, $500 added,
with ten entries, was won by Euchre beat
ing Keno, Lord Byron, Repeater, and Eta
Powell In the order named. Time, 2;l64.
The favorites Won in each race, the odds
being about four TO Ons against the teld,
weather dry and hot--RttendRnce good,
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BOLIVAR H. GOOKE & so.

Has bee1, renpOUed to the South East corner Of the Public
Square the Suspension Bridge, Nashville anhere they
erhibiting their Mammoth Stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing, to a0bicb they iRvite the careful IN
spection Of ByeS and assure their Customers that aa
addition to a Largely Increased Stock they
0iU find their Goods Relatively Very Low as
compared a0M prices of Wool and WoOlea Fabrics oar
Goods Aavg been bought the basis of 80 cents for tie
former aOtch today readily commands 80 cents to $IOO
IN Nea0 York. @
n,..,s. s.. B. H. COOKE & 60.
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NORFOLK.
500 Immigrants

NORFOLK, April Craftsmanship Mora
yian from Liverpool arrived at this point
to-day-she brings 500 immigrants.
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HOUSE.

The House met at II o'clock, as it will
during the remainder of the session.
Under the call of States, a number of
unimportant bills were introduced, several
of them having been read at length on de-
mand of Democratic members, so as to
leave noStime in the morning hour for action
on Mr.. Hooper's supplementary civil rights
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Another North Carolina Case.

The bill to remove the legal and political
disabilities of S. II. Rogers, member elect
from the Raleigh District, North Carolina,
was reported by Mr.. Peters from the Judi
ciarv Committed and nassed
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More Investigation.


Mr.. FarnswoIth offered a resolution in.
structing the Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds. to inquire to what ex-
tent purchases have been made, or public
buildings erected, repaired or furnished
without due advertisement. Adopted.
The Texas Pacific.
Mr.. Wheeler moved to suspend the rules
and take up for consideration Senate bill
supplementary to act Of Sd Of March, 1S7l l,
to incorporate the Texas Pacific Railrod
Company changing title to that ofthe Texas
and Pacific Railroad Company and making
provision as to issuing mortgage aud land
grant bonds, etc. The motion was agreed
to without division, and various verbal
amendments reported from the Committee
on Pacific Railroad were adoped. After
some explanation and discussion, during
which it was stated by MIR. Wheeler that
the bill did not increase the land grant,
the bill was passed by 103 to %.
1915.
A bill prepared by the Commissioners of
the Centennial Celebration Of the Declara-
ton of Independence to be held in Phila-
delphia, was introduced hy Mr.. l.. Myers,
of the Incorporating Company, for the
erection Of the Exposition buildings, etc.
After some discussion it was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, with iH-
structions to report as incorporatOrs the
names Of two persons from each cOngr IS
sion district and four from each State at
large and two from each territory.
The House then took up the report Of
the Conference Committee on the legis-
lative, executive and judicial appropriation
bill, and after considerable discussion the
report was rejected-yeas so, nays Sl-the
principal objection to it being the provision
for an increase of the salaries OF several eX-
ecutive officers and of the Judges of the
Court of Claims. The bill was recon-
mitted to the same Conference Committee.
Southern Claims, etc.
The Senate amendment to House bill
authorizing the Commissioners on Southern
Claims to appoint special Commissioners tC
take testimony. ConcurTed in.
The Senate amendment to House bill fol
the relief of purchasers of lands, sold for
direct taxes in tha insurrectionary States,
was concurred in.
The Senate concurrent resolution, accep-
ting from the State of Connecticut statues
of Jonathan Trumbul and Roger Sherman,
was adopted.
Mr.. Hambleton presented the conference
report on the bill for a railroad bridge
across the Arkansas river. Agreed to, and
the House adjourned.
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PERSONS writing TO rs on business
should direct to UNION AND AMERICAN.
81 T-e
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WE WILL BE PREPARED TO PUR-
w chase all the WOOL that may be offered
us during the coming season, and to pay not only
the highest price in Cash, but TO pay as much as
can be realized in anu market when expenses of
shipping are deducted.
Win be glad TO furnish quotations when Spring
sheaTing commences.
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the Kentucky State Liberal Republican
Convention in Coyington.
The Plan Of Organizing the COnven.
ton.
The following Is the official document
providing for the organization of the Liber-
al Convention:
The Executive Committee appointed by
the Missouri State Convention, by which
the Liberal Republican National COnven-
ton was called, having met in consultation
with representatives of the delegations
from the different States, announces the
following plan Of organization, which has
been unanimously agreed upon by that
committee and the representatives con-
suited.
The National Convention will be called
to order in Exposition Hall, at noon, on
Wednesday. After effecting temporary
organization, it will then be adjourned at
once, and the members from the several
States VII proceed to assemble 10 State
Convention to elect delegates. Each State
shall be entitled to representation upon the
basis OF four delegates at large and two for
each member of Congress, and allotted
to 1t under the apportionment Of these
States are recommended to select delegates
from Congressional districts as far as pos
sible. In case any State shall not be rep
resented by number of persons equal to
that to which 1t shall be entitled under the
foregoing rule, then those present shall be
entitled to cast the full vote Of the State.
at ten O'Clock Tuesday morning blank
books for the enrolment of members, will
be furnished to the delegates from the sew
eral States by Col. George Ward Nichols,
Chairman Ofthe local committee of arrange
ments at No. o Mozart Hall, for the pur-
pose of aseertaining the number of tickets
of admission to which each State Is en-
titled. ~r
Those intending to participate in the
convention are requested to enroll their
names at their State headquarters during
Tuesday, and the number there enrolled
will be reported to the person having charge
of the enrolment in each State, not later
than nine o'clock Wednesday morning TO
the Chairman of the Executive Com
mite, at room No. 8, Mozart
hall A corresponding number of tickets
will then be delivered to the person having
charge of the enrolment for each State and
by him distributed at State headquarters at
10 O'Clock to those whose names have been
enrolled. These tickets viii admit to the
body of the hall. By order of the Executive
Committee. WM. GRosvENoR,
H.
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CorToN is higher in New York, closing
yesterday at 2S5c for middling.
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WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Comp
troller of Currency has called on the ma
tiOnal banks for reports of their condition
as shown by their books at the close OF busi-
ness on Friday 18th inst.
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WASHINGTON, April 29.-Mr. Sawyer
presented remonstrance against the re-
peal Of the eight hour law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-30

had reception from bis German friends at
the Warrington platform tonight, and to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock be addresses
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Mr.. FarnswoIth offered q resolution in-
structing the Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds. to inquire to what ex-
tent purchases have been made, or public
buildings erected, repaired or furnished
without due advertisement. Adopted.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at go for both issues.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29
JuTlAND,"
r"n'ni' ing
E2l ACRES s zee OR

Ills beautiful state lie. in the Fir.'
+ eciion District # s. Mar,'s county.
NJ cut ten miles from Point Lookous."
immediately on Smiths creek. mn estasny
81 thr Potomac. sa,d err.k forming tke
Eastern. South'rn and Western bounda-
RES and The lards ~ DR.. NJ. G.. Jones the
Northern boundary, the same running in
n s,raigh, line. The farm il divided in,
five fields. OF eighty acres each. in the
highest state at cultivation and Of riches,
fertility, tho whole substantially forced
and thoroughly di'chcd. The improve
m~n's consist of n cnn,foriahl. Dwell.
LING HOUSE and KITCHEN, loca,, d
within twenty yards If the beach. extern
tiv" grourds surrounding. = productive
GARDEN With rare fruits and fnwers.
u large and substantial BATH HOUSE
an granite pillars. thirty yard. from the
house. MANAGERS nous Sc and
KITCHEN. MEAT HOUSE. ICE
HOUSE, com. rtatlc QUARTERS for
servants. POULTRY HOUSE. five
houses for tenants or lsbore,s. five larg
BARNS for Gram End To'anco, CORN
HOUSE. STABLES. COW HOESE.
MACHINE HOUSE& WORK SHOP,
oil in 'he very bet condition. A larc.
ORCHARD in full bearing yields abun
dantly of a variety of fruits FIR do
mcsiic nsc ard fer market, and a large
ara OF WOODLAND, conveniently h..
Gated, furnishes the necessary timber for
farm use and for fuel. TIE timber j.
also valuable for mark,t. Water is x
crll'n and abundant. Saith. ere, k u.
a bald s,rcan'. nsv &. he tor vessels O
large T. image. 'fo'd'"g rcady fac,l,i-,
fer sLii mont of produce, and ainun!. H..
Oy..rs. Fish ani Wild FnwI. A wharf.
al which the Baltimore aud Washington,
can rr touches. AID the linrs # tie
Southern Maryland aud the Wa hiu-.,n
Cry and Poin' Look Railroad, in pr...
ccss Of construction. are each about Two
IN Is dn.a.t. Churches, Mills AMI Pu,t
OH e /" COZ v"ni, mt distance. In th..
sale ct "JUiLAND" IS offered one o
the m"st valuable aud desirable estates .
Southern Maryland. As place Of resi-
Il nee. the location. hesl,hiulncss anu
c'nycniences. commend it to all who de-.
.'re C mIor, aud \ well appoiuicd estab.
i,shment. To capitalists the celebrity oil
the ia,m ter producliveness and large re-
turns Is their security for investment. -
The firm il accessible To all rers ms NJ u
distance by steamer to Jones wharf. ana
the premises can be examined and an,
information Of same will be given on APP
rl,caiiou To Dir. VIM. T.. Weich on tn
l'r.m's' or 20 the uLd.rsigced ut Le"u-
LIdtowu.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ono half Gael, on the day of sale. the
talsDce in twelve mouths. the deferred
payments TO be secured by tho purchaser
" The satisfaction OF Execu, RS.
JOS. ii KEY.
ID. S. BRlSCUE.
Executors.
Aug %. 1s72-ts.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH. .
PROSPECTUS OF ANEW
Independent Health Monthly.

The object Of II Is, TO teach the people all that
pertains to the preservation Of Health, the pre-.
reu,ion Of Diseases. and how TO live in order 10
develop normally in body and mind
II 10 not Neiical Journal, but Phvsio'oyi-
cal and Hy7ienic. a fG,,iIy mcSesins. containing
Just that practical information on the laws ~
Life and Heath. useful to every member Of tie
household, and cannot hut be worth many times
ito price TO every family in which it 10 read
Quack Medicines. and quack doctors will be
exposed. and swindlers will no: he allowed 20
impose on the people where the Science Of Health
10 generally tirculsted.
This Journal will he the exponent Of all known
means tv which Health, Strength, vigor. and
q Long life. NAV he attained BY using and reg.
uia,ing those agencies which are always accessi-
BILE and 80 vitality related to health and the
treatment Of Diseases. including Air. Light
Temperance, Bathing. Eating. Drinking. Cloth
Jag, Eecreasfon. Exercise. Rest. Sleep. Electro
iiy, Mental Influences. Social Relations, and nj,
Normal agents and Hygieaic materials. All tia,
il required 10 keep well aad 10 preserve health.
is = knowledge Of the uses and misuses ci these
agencies
The Seie.ee Of Health will be the hest EXPO.
men, of the scientific principles Of these suh;ec,s
and not the organ Of any particular institution,
or of the professional practice of any oce. bu,
deva,ed TO the hest interests Of the hole people
TFRss Published monthly At 50 90 a year
In Advance single nuials5s. - ce.iS. Clubs
Of ten nj 81 so each. and an extra copy 20 agent:
we are Offering the most literal lists Of preni.
ums. Local agents wanted Everywhere, ADD
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SAMUEL x. q Ellis, Publisher.
April IS 1871.
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II ny dssy 10 rg;s.er ,hs saas d Av-vv
r~s.an vho shall sr:'y tome - h-r-s i.-
,-r.d q q quali6 j rs,er. vsa ri.al ..,
i-fs we 'hs. he r"s ess'-s. or k.fwe II
,iav ~ e. -'icn rex' ensuing. ri p-.>r-s
lie ql,si,e On isc eeus anler n. C.ss.
.,,n.i,n ofiie q .ried States aud the lavs
srrd. in rnrsu.n their 10. seA OF the
f.ns,;tu.i.n IS the State Of M.syl.nd.
rbe On. 6:,'io - Of age. ci';s usissp and
!; ,ii-se-. aud IL No, diqssliiel und-r
.sh p..vi.i 49, of ike - eoad snl third
-. iios the 6rst Arsieic e he Conssk
tasi"n .fter the .p,licans for rexiasrasf q
hail h-ve taken the f.ilapis9 ssih ell
i" -oicm.ly ~ ar (..r afkrrs9 iisss-i vii,
rue answer make to al questions nsees.
s,ry 20 ascertain my QUALIFICATIONS Or dis
qualifications to be registered as . qasii.
6rd voter" v..-..I ~.
According tn additional requirement,
Of the Registration lag. ny cikes siIt be
open on the days de-iens.rd above. iron
Q o'cl"ck, Q. m. TO 6 o'elock, p. u.
N. BAH foreign buFp ei,isers no,
registered will be required % have their
na,uraiis ,,ion pspcrs viii 1hem; sud ell
persons having rim we'd bnm one dis.
tsict 10 another, must HI ~ their names
changed 70 the district = -si.ich they re-
side.
sTEPHE JONES.
Register.
Oh Election District.
Aug %. 1s72-td. '
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Registration Notice.

HyHE undersigned. officer IF Re ia.
II ,ra,i"n 'or the 2,i El.c ion Dis
,rics. Of Saint Mary county. in compli
INC with an Ac, Of the General A .sem
by o. Mnrylsni, pas-cl ut the J mar,
-r.s''n "f 1870. which mikes it the i NY
"i Off RS OF Kn:i.t a ~ to SIT with op: !.
hoors mt some piac,. convcnis"t to tn. W
tcrs Of ID ir re>p'c is. dis ri,.t, for tire"
successive days. commencing IN tl" 8 !
Monday of Scpte:nb = in e.ci year. here
by gives notice thai he " II a'teDd at
GREAT MILLS.
on Monday. the I6;h. Tne-lav. IL, II h.
-"d Wein sd.y. The IS h e = p emh.r.
1872. for III. rurros" "f di>charyin. hi.
d",y as a" Office :" Rcgis'rn'io :. acc,rJ-
ing 10 the provisions az aid Ac, Of iii.
General Assembly "f Mry',mi.
The Registration Act u 1870 mike. il
nav duty 10 register The MIN, Of .v~y
p'rsm VIII" s. III a. p'y 3" me to ic regis
tered rs . qualified voter. who shall sat,
isfy mo that he Possesses. or b-f.re Oh
day Of clos ton NJ <: ensuing. will pnssc -
tho requisite qua iicati.'ns under the Co -
s,i:u.iou OF the UuiGcd Strcs aud Tie
laws made in pur>uaac. thereof, unl Of
tho Constitution OF the State of M.rv-
lani. 'h qualifications of arc. ci,;z 'n-h D
anil Z. sidcacr. anl is no. ii. q ,al & Il un ,
dc. the provisions oe the 2 ID aud 8 i ser-
items o. the 1t Article Of the Coas;i ru-
ton, aftr the n: p ica"t for reg str,tion
shall have taken til" following oath II
do solrmnly swear ('r /: fi m) that will
true answer make to all Questions nee -
sary to ascertain my qu,,6 atoms or die
qualification to be registered as 3 quail
TED voter"
According to additional requirements
Of the Registration Law. my Office vii! be
"psn on the days designated above from
Q O'clock. q m. I" 6 O'clock. p. m.
n. B.-Al; foreign horn ciiixsns not
registered vii! be required TO have their
NATURALIZATION papers with them aud all
persons having removed from ono dis.
,ric. to another, must have their names
changed TO the district in which they re-
side.
WM. C. ABELL,
k.'gi.tcr
2nd Election District.
Aug %. 1S72-id.
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Registration Notice.

TNHE undcr>i sM.a, oA6eer Of Reeis.
u tration f,r the 4'h Elccsi.n Dis
isics. Of Saint Mary. cosnsy, in c..mpli1
ancc With a. Ae; % the General Assem-
lily o. Maryi'.d. passrd ss4the- January
ss.ion oil 1870. which IN Ike. il the dary
Omsers X eistrsiion to 81 with open
loors at some place nveni ,nt b, the va
t-rs Of their Respective districts for three
successive days. Grim 'uci"g on che Sd
Monday OF s .ptember in, eac, yer, hsrs.
by gives notice that he vii. attend At
CHAPTICO.
on Monday. the 18th. Tuesday. the 17th,
snd Wednesday. the 18th o: September.
1872, for the purpose Of di,charging bis
duty as an Oheer Of Registration. accord
ing to the provision. Of said Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryl,ni.
Tie r gistration Act Of 1870 makes il
my duty to register the nam. OF every
person wao shall apply to me to be regis
tered as qaalideI void, who shalt sat.
is!y me that he possesses. or before the
day Of elcction next en suing. wil, possess
the requisite q Iai6c tito Is under th. Con :
.ii,ati..n Of shs 'UA,od Safe. and The
laws mad. 10 puisa,nc, thereof. AID OF
che Constitution Ut the State Of NJ ,ry Wand
tie qualifications OF age, ci.is M hip and
rcsid :nc.. aud is not d:,q iL.f.i und:r
the provisions Ut the 2 II 81 8 u se.tioas
of tic lst Article Of sne C,4,tituti1u, az
ter the applicant FIR rcsis.ra'i n shall
have taken tae foll,wiu, o.th IL 10
sol, muly swear ,r afhr NJ that I VI.
true answer IA Ike 80 a" Y tes,;an, n.c,.-
sary to asc :r.a,a my qi..i aa,,s D. i s.
4 ,.iiie tito IS " b, r, g,H-fed q, aqi.l.
d ii voter"
According to lditi,na'r qiiren ms Of
The X 'gi,,- I'll u Inv. my ,f5c will b..
open on the days je-is"are, above from,
y "'cI' ok. N t,6 o'c!o K. o. no.
N. -AlI foreign horn citls.us not
registered will be reqnire,l Z, havs their
natura'ix Ito" arers with them an all
u~' spas "avins m. vet ron ule dis.
tries tn anoth cr. mt have IA ,ir nam..
changed 10 tn VI, r.ct III wh IA they re
.iir.
r. T. BARRIER,
X .,r!-r
Al Z ,cti D.sl,i:t.
Aug %, 1SI2-ri.
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Registration Notice.

I'VE snder~ign Il. officer sf R.si.ssa.
ti'na f"s the lee Rir-iion Dss,i..
q saint Msrys .ees..y.. il. .oraplia
9th ~ Ae. of the 1ele II A e ai,'y d.
Nsvv,-rd. passed NJ n Ju.m,rr ,rs.i :
Il 1879. which mskr.- il III, su'y o. O6.
'ers o X xi"sa ion 30 si, Nth open ..o~,
~ as'Ga" pace convenient, g.. the v,s~rs q.
heir r"-Pec'ive district, fur three. ,arees.
.iv- day.. en- "mencin, "n III 3cd M.,s.
d. y st 8 p'emb.. in esch year. .hersby
gives notice that be will aitau.l Ut
ST. INiGOEy STORE,
on Nanday. the l6 b. Tuesday. the l7.h
"nI Wednesday. the Ia b of Sarieml.er
1872. tr 'h" ,;arpese, Of di.eharg;ng bi.
duty rs sn OF rr 1T Reri tra,ion.- ne.
9. riding to the p ovi.ious OF I'd Acs Of
ibe Grreral Assembly Of Maryland. n
The Resi-,rat o. Act Of 1870 m .krs
il my da'y to reg srer the name Of every
pe's..n w"9 shall AT ~ to inc to he r.,yi.-
terrell a. qnalii d v"cr. who shall sat-
i-fy me that he .ssse-ses, or before The
4 y o: cleo ion n"x' ensu,, 4. will posses.
tie r. q1sit.. qualifications a"ler the G. u
slit ui,oa Of the u it'd Stat - anil the laws
made in pursuanc" thereof. anil Of thr
CONSTITUTION Of he State If Maryland, the
qualification. oi age. en- s,nship and res
denee. aud is not disqda1f.i under the
PROVISIONS Of the 2 I'd aud 3rd sections OF
Oh" lst Article OF tue Constitution, after
the applicant for registration shall have
taken the following oath -. do 81.
emmy swear Tor sfh NJ that I will true
answer make 10 all questions neee. swy
70 ascertain my qua!ihc.,,on. OF disqa,li-
hcatio"s to be registered - q qualified
voter" -.- .
According to additional requirements
OF the Regis rsiion law. my oih.e will be
open on the d.ys designated above from
9 oci"ck. u. m. to 8 o'clock. p m.
N. BAH foreign horn ciiiscns M,
registered will be required 10 have their
natural cation p,pevs with them and oil
persons having removed FROM one dis
'riet 10 another. must have their names
changed to the district In which they re-
side. Ill. =
G. NJ. c. JONES
REGISTER
Ist Election District.
Aug %. 1872 i'd.
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Registration Notice.

'NHE un'le,s que. :. otter at R.yi..rs
no" toe tue g., II ION D,,sric,.
It STA, Mays eu,,y. in CON ,lisaer
~tsh ss scs Ut the Geaerai Assembly o.
NAr.lsud. pa,ssi at ,Ls, lam Is le<- ion
Q ls7O. which makes il th. aasy Of on
GERS q: k.sissrssisa q, Gil with opts a.-.,s
~ some rises con ssaieas. u. shs :vstcrs Of
their rssr esive disrricss for ,hr~s sucsss-
five says. commencing on the ard Moa-
day OF Sepsemhsr in each ye.r, hssshy
slsss sslies thai b vii a,ssud q r
OAKYILLE.
% Maadsy. the lS.h., Tsssdsy. ~ lJsh
and Wsdsssd.y. the 1S:k of Ssp,ssshss.
l04. fas the psaPss a aisskasciae h;s
dssyss an Oscar u RsgAiksaaies, s11pnS,
ia9 - sas previaions q saia - IT.
Gensrsl Assembly Il Maryland. :,
Tie F~S'strs'iss Act o. 1879 nskss
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Mount St. Agnes Academy
MOUNT WASHINGTON
tNEAa BAIrrxoaE, MD.,)
COND UCTED by Ae SIS TE,RS OF RERCY

AMOUNT ST AGNES ACADEMY offers Pc
lv1 culiar advantages TO Young ladies who
wish to receive solid and .sefni education -
il is situated about five miles from Baltimore,
on the Northern Central Railroad, in on, Of The
most healthy sections Of the country. The
Scholastic Year commences on the first Monday
in sPtember, and terminates on the last OF Jure.
j Is divided into tao Sessions Of Eve months
each.
Pupils entering AFTER the commencement Of a
Session, will be charged only for such portion
of 10 as may remain No reduction will he
made for those who may be Withdrawn before
the expiration Of the Session unless in case Of
sickness.
TERMS:
BOARD and Tuition. including washing and men.
ding, per Session (pa, able in advxnce) SOS 90
Fed and Isedding and Doctors Zee 300
French, Music, Drawing and Painting are ex.
ira charges.
For further particulars apply 10 the con-
VENT OF OUR LADY or MERCY, !: SOUTH
r0PPLEroN STREET. BALTIMORE.
Aug -, lsT:-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-08-29
COM IRMA7iON NOTICE.
Naiiona! Bunk Of Eal'imors.
use Of N,ale, Harris l. 60.
VI
Robert Neals
b others.

In the C'rcnit Cur, Ter st. Nar,s eonr.
~. sittir 2 as Court Of Equity.
no. 2sS y Equity.
ORDERED, this S0,h day Of Jsly 1872
~ tina, the -;epor. of. Frsncis Neal.
Trustee for til: ~sie Of the real es,ste MN
toned in the above cause, lie ratified ard
confirmed, unles. cause to be Contrary l,
shown on or before the iss Monday oI Sep.
next /; provided copy OF this "rder.b e ~ 4.
'ish Vi 10 the St. Mafy's BEACON. once >
week for three successive weeks prior "a
the said ,st Monday Of september.
The report states tkat the land sold for
$sooc.
JN0 A CAVALIER, Crk.
Truecopy- Te,i:
JNO LlER .Clk.
Aug 9. 1s7a-:w.