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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT.-The receipts Of Wheat duriny the
past week have amounted 10 but b. 600 bushels,
OF " hich - 600 bushels were Southern. In con-
sequence Of the light offerings the market has
ruled quiet but has been strong. and choice AM
Der commands 5(e 10 cents per buslIel more than
NJ the close of last week. The receipts were all
taken, and at the close we quote choice Mary
land white aud amhes At 205@2lO cents; good
10 prime red At 1900 200 cents, and inferior to
fair 1850 ls5 cents. OF Wes,een the sales were
400 white at 100 cents; 400 do. amber at ls2
cents; 5000 bushels red on private terms. and
1000 bushels common to good do. At l55Gl.0
cents.
CORN-The narke: for Southern Corn has
ruled active and firm during tho week, and pri-
ces for white are steady while yellow is cts.
higher. Western was dull during the fore2ar;
of the week, bu, The telling has improved, and
at the close the price is Ia cts. higher. The
receipts foot up about 10, 600 bushels; Of which
81. 200 bushels were Western. The sales of
Southern were IS, 0Oo bushels white at 63Gf 6a
cts; 200 do. yellow At 5IiG6c cts. the ont
side figures for small lots very ehoico; l., 900
do. damp white AT 51S6o cts; ZOO do. old
white at CSC 6s cts, and 100 bushels Hominy
Corn at So q 30 c's. Of Western the sales were
1900 bushels ~hi.e at 60(G63 cts; 5000 bush
els new mixed on tract and in Elevator at STA
% tts.; 80, coo bushels No. mixed in Elevator
AT 81! 9S3 cts, and $4,000 bushels do. TO ar
rive in December and January st 6216 22 cts.
The market closes very firm for all descriptions.
and we quote Southern at 62663 cts for white,
and NJ 60 cts, for yellow and " cstern mixed in
Elevator at S2963 cts.
OATS.-The market continues active and
strong, and prices are 263 cts. higher. The
receipts were moderate, and the sales during
the week amounted TO 5000 bushels Southern
AT asa so cts; j, 900 bushels bright Western At
4I@ SO cts, and 5000 bushels mixed DO. a,
i3G.7 cts. for dark and light.
RiE.-The receipts have been very light,
and the sales during he week amoun, to cnlv
about 900 TO 200 bushels at SO to Sc cts.-
Strictly choice would bring 80 cts.
TOBACCO-Tbe inspections Of Leaf Tobac-
CO during the pas. week were very light, amoun,-
ing TO only 400 hhds. The receipts we're, a, for
some time past, mostly Of Maryland growth,
and we hare 10 report an active market, With as
improvement, in the price Of common Ground
Leaf. few Tote Of new Ohio we're received
during the week, and were readily placed for
Bremen at full prices. Kentucky and Virginia
are very quiet, with little or none Offering and
prices are firm all round. The exports during
the week were 20 hhds leaf 10 Liverpool and
95+ hhds. and so cases leaf, and 80 hhds. stems
TO Bremen. We quote prices to-day a. follows,
viz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

E<Thc Massachusetts, Legislature pro-
poses 10 condemn Senstor Suaner for bis
action in favor Of erasing from Union bat
tlc-fags the record Of Union Victories
Massachusetts, would be nothing we're she
not engaged in some scheme to keep the
people Of the country continually in hot
water.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

EE Hon. Ward Hunt. Of Utica. New
York. has been appointed to the bench
of the Supreme Court of the United States.
in the place OF Judge Nelson. He has
been judge of the Court of Appeals of
New York for seven years, and chiefjudge
since January, 1868.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19
CONF IHXATfOy NOTICE.
VIM G Cough
W..
Martha f Cough
4 others.

In the Grcuit CJurt for St. Mary's coun-
~, sittiLg as Court Of Equity.
No. sS \ Equity.
ORDERED. this 18th day Of Deem
~ Der. 1872, that the Aua;scr's Re
rcf., fled in this esnse, he ratified ard
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary e
shown on or before the 3rd Monday OF Jan !.
next provided a copy OF tbis order be pa b.
lishN in the ST. Mary's EsaeHn. once a
week for three successive weeks prior 10
the said Sfi Monday of JANUARY.
JNo A CAVALIER, Cik.
Tr1ecors- Test:
.INO ACkMELIER, Crf.
Zee l?, fsT3-cs. 49,
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CONfIRMArfON NOTICE.
VIM H k.lIry.
n Teresa Kelly, hi. wife,
W.
Emerson Z Mid i.eton.

In the Circuit Court for ST Mars county
sitting ara Cour. ofEqnity.
u. a..r No s25 " z.
this 18Th day Of Deem
~ her, ls72, that the Auditors Report
filed in this Gauss, De ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary b
shown on orbefore the 3rl Monday Of Jan
next; provided copy Of this order be
published in the st Maryis Geseon, once
q week for three successive weeks pr;sr to
the said Srd Monday Of January.
JNOA CAMALIER, Crk.
True copy-Test:
JNOA CAVALIER, Cit.
Dec 10, ls12-3w.
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DIED.

In Baltimore city, on the !lth inst. FRAN
CTS NEALE, in the soih year Of his age. May
he rest in peace
AT his residence. in the Factory district, on
the 18th ms, c. B. MiLBURN, aged about IS
years.
At the rcsid encc Of her husband in the racto-
~ district on Wednesday. the llih instant, ST.
SANNAll, beloved wife of Charles I. Wise, in
the saith year her age. May she rest in peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

THE Pn.xrox TsArS.-A corrcspos-
deaf in the Albany (N. Y.) Ersni.s
Tsaes relates eoayeration eth ssupsr-
stiiioss siskk vasehnss On the New York
Central Railssed:
81 believe il spirits and ghosts. I
know such things exist. n you viii coGe
up in April I will eoaviuce you" He
then told II Tie phantom train that every
year comes mp he road with the body Of
Abraham Lincoln. Regularly in the month
of April. about midnight. the air on the
track become very keen and cutting. On
either side il b warm and still. Every
Waterman when he feels this air steps %
the track and its down to watch. Soon
after the piloe engine. With long black
streamers. and . band with black ins,ru-
menss. playing dirres. grinnins skeletons
sitting all abo6t. will psas up noiselessiy,
and the very sir grows black.
II 10 10 m006lisht clouds always como
ever the moon. and she music seems 10
linger. 40 IL frosen With horror. A few
suo1Su ts etsGs auo sssc Yuausom us'u G"urs
by. Flags and streamers about. The track
ahead seems covered with black carpet.
and the whesh are draped with the same.
The coffin Of the murdered Lincoln is seen
lying on the centre Of . car. and all about
it in the air and the train behind are vast
numbers of bluc-eoatcd men, some with
collins on their backs. others leaning on
them. L 80 shen that all the vast ar.
mietthd0 0seq 0s ihssthe, var are escort
ing the phantom train Of the President
The wind. IL blowing. dies away at once,
and over all the earth solemn hush, al
most sitting. prevails. IF train were
passing, its noise would be drowned in the
silence, and the phantom train would ride
over it. Clocks and watches always stop.
aud when looked at are found to be from
Ave to eight minutes behind. Everywhere
on the road. about tie 9th of April, the
time Of watches and trains is found sud.
denly behind. This. said the. leading
Waterman. was from the passage of the
phantom train.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

Es- The New York Commercial Ad-
ver,iser says that one Of the privileges Of
living in Alabama is that you may have
as many Legislatures. all going at the same
time. as you like. Owing to an epidemic
Of inspired molesty. the number at pres
est is limited 30 but two.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

EF We have received from Charles A .
Wales. Esq Insurance Commissioner OF
the State Of Maryland. his First Annual
Report to the Comptroller Of the Trcasu-
~ Department. for which he will please
accept our thanks.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19
81. MARl'S BEACON
rnrrsD DAY MORNING, December 10Th, ,s7.
.EoNAEDTOwS, ND.

No PArER Mkt WEEK To enable our
employees to participate in the festivities
Of the coming Holidays. we shall issue no
paper Christmas week. following. in this
r'gard. twenty years custom Of our Of.
fee. We take this occasion 10 ih,uk Beu-
"on PATRONS for past favors and 10 wish
them. one and all. ''happy Christmas r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

TT The three great New York edi-
tors are gone. Henry J. Raymond died
juno is. 1869; James Gordon Bennett
died June !. 1872; Horace Greeley died
November 10, 1872.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

FL The New York Herald says the
Inauguration ball at Washington next
March will have an entirely new feature
in the presence of the elite Of colored So
cisty in Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

Ey There is one comfort left us ouy-
how. says the Louisville Courier-.iournal.
We know how to beat Grant next time
Well nominate him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

EFThe Boston Pilot. which has twice
boon burnt ont. says: I'VE are just about
tired Of this phoenix business. We don't
want to rise nobly from our ashes any
more
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

Re- There is rumor that Charles
O'Concr, Of New York. is to be made
Chief Justice in the event of Chief Justice
Chase's resignation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

EF The Attorney General decides that
post Office officials have no right to open
or detain letters or other mail matter not
addressed to themselves. even though they
know tho contents TO be immoral.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

An enthusiastic chap down street. who
was little tinged with Republican views.
aud bad bet on New York; when he heard
the election returns. cried out 'RaL for
Dix. If anybody pulls down the Amer.
lean flag. spot him on the snoot."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

G:' The French Spoliaiiss Claim. arc
exciting sone interest sgain. and old pa
rcrs aud records are being searched to e.
,allish \ right to share in them. Sew
oral families it our county. we learn. have
Ell Interest IN these claims. The ssoLa-
Utilities are that the bin viii be passed =,
Sis session of Congress.
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D c. 10, lS72-ts.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Jamc. T Parsors &
James G Spa'dinr. trading ~
Parsons & SpaId.nk,
Mary A Graves &
Geo WI Buckler,
Admrs. Of
Samuel Graves.
In the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's co~nty
sitting ~ a Cour. Of Equity.
No 254 N. T..
HEDERED, this 18th day Of December
~ 1879. that the Auditors Report fled In
thus cause, be ratified snd confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or be fore
Sd Monday OF January next; provided a
copy ofthis order be publish ed in the s,
Mary's Beacon, oLoe week for three
successive weeks prior to the said 3rd Mon.
day Of January.
JNO ACAMALIER, Cl'k.
Truecopy
JNO A CAVALIER, Crk.
Dec 10. lS72-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

CLEANING Snx.-Ese potato water Ar
all kinds and eolors. Crate some po,stees
into cold spring water. say a large potate
to every aa.rt q va,er. Of which eve a.
six Viii do tof . couple Of dresses. If l6r
very light silk. pare che potatoes; il any
way dark. merely wash them clean. The
pan Of water must no, be stirred in the
least for foriy-ei.Lt hours then vcvy
slowly aud steadily pour on the clear IL
quid, hat not particle of the sediment.
into an open vessel bath. or such like.
Dip the pieces of silk into this liquid up
and down = few times without in the least
creasing them then wipe them on "a,
table with clean towel. 6rst one side and
then The other. h il a. veil 10 hang each
one as dipped upon = line TO allow the
drops to drain OF little before wiping
Have damp cloth to cover them in till
they are done. then iron one w.y on the
soiled side. II is Astonishing to zee hox
nice dress looks done in this manner.
How TO BuRx COAl.-Never GIL stove
more than half or thirds full Of coal,
even in the coolest weather. When the Gre
!. low. never shake the crate or disturb
the ashes. but add from ten 10 fifteen small
lumps Of coal. and set the draft OPEN
Whcn these are heated through. and some
what ignised. add the amount necessary
for new Gre. but do not disturb the ash.
es yet. lie. the drafs be open half an
hour. Now shake out the ashes The
coal will Be thoroughly isni.ed and will
keep the stove II high hcatIfrom six to
twelve hours. according to the GOODNESS Of
the weather. 10 very cold weather. after
the ere is made. add coal every hour.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19
School Notice.

"HERE will be n meeting OF tho
i Board OF School Com missioners on
FRIDAY, Deco nber 20tb, 1872.
The Teachers of Public Schools are re-
quesscd 70 file their reports for the Fall
Term With the undersigned prior to the
above date. Tn pursuance Of an order
passed at a late rneeting Of the Beard Of
School Commissioners the public white
schools will BE- suspended from 18th Of
December, 1872, TO 18th Of January,
1873. The colored schools will continue
as usual.
j. FRANK FORD.
Scc., &c!
Dec u, lS72-A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19
Trustees Sale
=. Of
real ESTATE.

DY virtue ofs u cree If the Circuit
ID Court for Saiut Nary's o'un,y. in
Equity. passed in cause in said Court.
shcrein VIM. G. F,xwell and Il Indiana
Foxwcll. biz wifc. are Compliments. aad
Martha A. Drury. Mary V. Drury and
Geo. ". Drury are Defendants, and
bearing date Of the 9Th day Of April.
1871. the undersigned. Trustee. will Of
fer 1T public auction, At The Court House
door in Lssnardsown. on
Tuesday, the l4th day Of JAN
uary, 1873,
at the hour Of I o'clock. p. M. all that
tract or parcel Of land. in St. lnig,es'
district, Of which the late Thomas T.
Drury died seisCd and p,ssessea. called
and known by the names Of
pr. RTNEY'S OVERSIGHT.
containing
lac acres,
more o. less, sud
Forrest Land,
containing
l65 acres,
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GCASo, Erc.-There is very little doing
in Gnano OF Phospaies. There Is no Chineha
in market, and &e qsote Gaanspe at $50 per
ton. gold, agents price. Phosphaies and man
sfaetured Fertilizers rule At about $50 per tos.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-12-19

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stock. before purchasing elsewhere fsSa an,
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10 any person producing any medicine able b
sDow one.third AZ many living permanent cures q
Dr. rulers Vegetable Rheumatic kemedy; aud
turlher reward Of 500 for any case of Chronic
lnianmtaory rheumatism, Neuralgia Eheumat
Ague. sciatica ard Rheumatism OF the kidneyst
wardly only, pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
lree rom injurious druos. 1t is not quack inedi
cinebut the scientific prescription of Jos p Fitler
NJ. D.. Professor of ToxcoIogy and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of Penusvt.
yan'a d., 1888 whosa entire professional life n
Dcen devoted specially to this disease This prsx'
nrailon under solemn oath is conscientously be.
nevea to be- the only positive, reliable, iDfallible
specihc ever discovered This proof that no oher
specific exists is found in every,community in Der.
s9s aiilcled Tor many years and still suffering. II
PHYSICIANS could cnre 1t II a spec fc did exist this
Wouid not be so-a fact that must be universally
admitted The oft deceived sufferer may wise ,
ask, what secuity or evdeI ce has he that Dr. FIT.
ier's rheumatic Syrup will cGre his case. Tbs
projection offered to sufferers against imposition Is
IN legally signed contract which will be fOrwal He'd
without charge to any sufferer sending by letter "a
description OF affection this guarantee WIN state
ihe exact number OF bottles warranted to cure anC
n case OF failure the money paid will be returned
{ the patielt No other remedy has ever been
'iered on such liberal and honorable TERMS Med.
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all other treatments have failel, sent by letter
grstis Afflicted cordially invited to write for ad-
vico 20 the principal Office 90 South Fourth Street
phad,phia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic syrup
Is sold by druggi.ts. HTIf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-22
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Tony Pastor has secured Eddy for six nights
Brook Ign has 'The Streets OF New York" at Its
Park Theatre. tu ''dl -tt
Oofty Goot makes his bow at the Bowery tonight
in a new sensational drama. IN, trr. nr
"The witches Of New York; supplement Mile.
Geraldines leap at the olympic. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence are at present quan-
ing the waters OF Ems, Germany ~
Barney Williams and his lady are stopping for q
few weeks at Swalbach, near Ems. ''--
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Il. Bandmann have appeared
In "Narcisse" at the Queens, London. ia
The Prussan Band play at the Brooklyn Rink to-
night, for the benent OF their leader, Herr Saro.
The vokes family play their inimitable "Beles Of
the Kitchen at the Union Square Theatre this week.
Lydia Thompson and her new burlesque COM
pany appear this evening at Walack's In "R0bin
Hood" .r ~ 1aaf DIS "a. .li Iit
The Alleghanian vocalists and bellrfngers have
returned TO New ork after nine months concert
tour in England. -.a
The concerts at Central Park Garden, under the
direction OF Theodore Thomas, and at Terrace Gar
den, under Neuendorf, continue every evening with
undimlnished popularity. t'.-
John Jack and Miss Annie FirmIn PLAYED last
week at Union, N. j., with such success that they
have been invited by the principal citizens there to
repeat the performance Of John Garth" on Thurs
day next Fl. r .rH nn 1901. f.Ul lu 900 n
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FOREIGN TURP NOTES,

The French Jockey Club has just decided on plac-
ing in It's library marble slab on which will be in
scribed the names Of such Of its members as fell
before the enemy during the late war or died Of
their wounds Their names are Colonel Fievet,.
OF the sixteenth regiment OF artillery, Commander
of the Legion OF Honor died OF his wounds at Stras
bourg, september I, 1S70 Colonel Dubessey de Con-
tensOn of the Fifth Curassiers Ofcer of the Legion
OF Honor, killed at Mouzon (Ardennes), August 80,
1s70 Captain Count de Vogue, of the First Spahis,
orderly officer to Marshal Mcmahon, Knight OF the
Legion OF Honor, killed at the battle OF Reichshof
fen; Captain visconnt dc st. Sauveur, OF the Third
ZOuaves, Knight Of the Legion OF Honor, wounded
at the battle Of FrGschwiller, died Septem-
Der, 1870; Captain Lesergeant d'HendecOurt,
Of the stan, orderly 0fcer TO the Emperor, Knight
OF the Legion Of Honor killed in the battle OF Sedan
viscount de Gransey, formerly an officer In the
navy, neutenant-c0lone of she Mobiles OF the Aube
Knight Of the Legion Of Honor, killed In the affair
of Champigny during the siege Of Paris; Count
Picot de Dampierre, commanding the First batta-
ion OF the Mobiles OF the Aube killed at the attack
Of Bagneux during the siege Of Paris; the Duke de
Luynes, captain adjutantmaj0r In the Mobiles Of
the Sarthe, killed at bonneville, near Logny Cure
et-LOir). The names win be surrounded by Frame
handsomely ornamented and gilt
The jockey, w. Day, was thrown while riding In
steeplechase at Yesinet, and so seriously injured
that he died on Monday, July l.
Wheeler sustained fracture OF the collar bone by
the falling OF Champt0nnet in the last race at Beau
walls on July !. Rose Mousse and Tullcries also fell
In the same race, but their Jockeys, Burrell and
LAWS, escaped with but q shaking.
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regions, where likewise, the primeval tongue
taught TO Adam stin exist, furnishing the roots Of
al snctent and modern languages This, az the
poogical ana pathological discoveries OF the age,
and believe that portion Of the work submitted
70 the Emperor has been read BY Ms Majesty with s
the gre9test interest, and has elected rom MIN
warm encouragement TO give 1t pubnclty.
~ LA PLATA AFFAIRS.
IN the Argentine Confederation pubic OPINION
was very high upon the questions with Brazil and
the temper Of the press and people was very peii-
cOse. Congress also had unanimously passed.
resolution OF approval Of the action OF the govern
ment In those questions, and IL was hOpea tnas
the iron-clads and cannon expected rom Europe
would arrive IN time to enable the government, 70
demand the Immediate withdrawal OF tne bIszinan
troops from Paraguay and the immediate evacua-
ton OF the naval station on the island or Cerrlto
Public attention was 50 excited over Inc proDsr
bilities Of war with Brazil that little heed was
given to another raid Of the Indians into the pro.
vince OF Buenos Ayres. However, troops anu
militia were collected from all quarters ana the
Indians would hardly succeed In carrying on much
plumber. ar
A message Of congratulation arrived on the 18th
from the President OF Chile on the pr0xtmaCe con-
cIsi9n Of the iee Ssn rn,Sn n
that latter day the message, brfef one OF nearly
four thousand words OF spanish hyperb0le was sent
on S 80 the S
and there consigned to the post once, as the gov
eminent line between Villa Maria and BuenOs
In ncntevidec pubic feeling went mainly with
the Argenttnes In the quarrel with Brazil; put "
was also agreed that q strict neutrality should
The santa Nara iron lighthouse Is said to have
been struck by lightning, and thus to have been,
when 100 feet high, thrown down. killing or wound
dent the contractors suffer very heavy loss, and
the shipping an extended period OF danger OF loss
The ' humber OF deaths nom yellow fever during
the three months visit Of the plague to AODevideo
was 1870 out OF 1856 cases.