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The New York herald., 1873-09-16

ES1 Sd AV., ONE FLIGHT UP, BACK ROOM.-A RE-
CI spectabe girl laundress understands her busi-
ness: good city reference from last place. Call or ad
drcrsf DAYS.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

S7O EAST 5lST STA YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
clC TO take washing and ironing at her house;
Is first class aundress; reference II required; would
so out by the day Inquire for MAGGIE RYAN.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

900 SD Av, BETWEEN SD AND 64TH sTS-A
CCA woman to do general housework in small pr
vac family; good city reference IT required Gall for
yYn La
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

AS COMPETENT HousEKEEPER IN A PRIVATE
N family or hotel understands her business. Address
HUDSON, box 10 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

900 IST AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO GO
eOCO out by days work or take in washing and
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18
A in the ease Of the Virginia Musical

A in the case Of the Virginia Musical
Society. there 10 little need of any fur
Their puffery of the Chspmans from us.
The seats in the parquette Of the Thea
ter are already pretty much all taken for
Monday nights entertainment Mr..
Bert writes to Us from Virginia desiring
Ms to correct our statements of the COM
ing here Of Mr.. Davies, the ventriloqnist,
in company with the Misses Chapman.
His engagement has nothing to do with
the Carson performances Of the Sisters
and be will not be here. The light and
pleasing burlssque play Of Little Don
Giovanni invites q full play of the
graceful and debonair performings of
these gifted Young ladies. They will be
greeted by large and expectant audi
ence ON tomorrow night and We may
anticipate a brilliant success.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

1Y rischievous boys don't abandon
the habi. of climbing into and breaking
Of limbs from the Plaza trees. We will go
and tell Secretary Minor and he will tell
Sheriff Swift. and the Sheriff will come
along with an OK CAD and lot of hand
cuffs and bunch Of keys and some old
stale bread and water and Just take every
dog'on boy Of you and slap the darbies
on you (your mothers will tell you what
the darbies are). and then he viii juss
unlock that iron-wooden door Of the Jail
and chuck you in there head 6rst. and
hand you that mean old mouldy bread
end that bucket Of AlkAh water and
that's all you'll have to eat. and he'll
keep you in there plum week and you
can jus. howl and beg and he won't let
you see your father nor mother nor
lister NOR nobody; and when ysu do get
cut. there amt any good boy nor girl that
will have anything to say to you because
you've been in the nasty old Jail where
the Cinnamon and old stinkin' drunk
ards are put. You'd better keep out Of
those trees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18
The BEAR, at the bare mention Of

IT,. WAN ., .ho have mention n.
" ~ - &C.,, aa,,as
whose name 4 stisis Sense Vi Jun eo..'7S
bubbling up and child-lke expectation
rises upon it. pasterns and chuckles for
iov. is certain to be a success. A learned
bear is something to excite sense of ad-
mir,tipn; but polite, accomplished and
courteous bo.r such as this one from the
Pyren.-an slopes which overlook Thy
cornfelds green and sunny vines, Oh
pleasant land of France" is calculated
to exact our respect and most distin-
yuisLed consideration. What if he be a
breaker of the Sabbath? Doth not his
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

Forenoon Board.

FOrChOOHn DOahus
5oS Ophir. IS. 81, is, BIZ.
1910 could Curry. Il. l4R. - b, l5S d.
$50 Savage, l25. l.2, l22, 10 b5.
30 yelifw Jadke:, Is. &c b. Is u as. &c.
&45 Chollar is. G6, III H. IS BIO.
go Hal. Norcross. 81 \. 81. 50, t3j1.
30 Crown FONT. l2o l22, l23.
1850 Imperial. s. "a. si4 BIO. IA.
AS Empire, =, "a. ! y. rs b,
~ G H Quartz, 81, 81.
sos kentuck, i. lls<. y. IL b3o.
llu Alpha, 10. 90
76o H.lcher. 81, 81 X. 81. Sia s3
40 Dan Ia. ., IL. IL.
Zoe Excht quer. Il. l3}9.
90 Confidence. 90, o.. 81 b3o, 90.
al Con. Nirsiiis, =, -.
40 Sierra N,vaua. L =, 1872 bic.
ii5 Seq Belchcr. -. 40, ~ =. ii.
3,5 Oytr,nan A., "A BIZ. ~. a. b3o.
2i5 Justice, II 4, -. 49,, l.,
$50 Julia. - 1, 4. h..
$50 Caledonia. -, % b. II b. "A.
1850 Knice-rbocker ! . b5n, ~ D5, X. Ca.
1920 Baltimore, 20. - y, 1874, l9@..
80 Bacon, 4.
200 Bullion. 10. 20 $50.
49, silver Hill. y, 25'3
10 Bowers, ~.
20 Utah. 2.
$50 Eclipse. 49,. c's.
10 Trench s.
1900 Roc. Island ,, 81. =, a.,
loo Cook !" 81 4c.
lAj y Y. Con. IL. IL.
go bccidtnta-. 4.
slo s.uator lIls,IAslst
Yea IIovery, 3 SD
600 American Flat O. So Ok, %.
- .r,z1n.i Utah, ~.
aa5 TvI,r. -. biu. 2s.,2is.
~, South vverInan. T.. Ia b2a.
lug MON Con-. IL.
I75 Wooayill- 4, so, 80.
SEQ Alamo. 2I213..
$50 Franklin, "a. "a, %.
s6O Seyada B. 2A.3.
lus Indus. 81. 81.
go LADY Washington, T., ~, Z.
$50 kussuth 9, 81, ~ b30.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

AGAIN are the substantial and immedi-
ate benefits of advertising illustrated.
Our neighbors across the alley, being en-
couraged to enlarge the area Of their
prosperous and we'll conducted temple of
Terpsichore by an addition of An upper
story thereto. and casting about them for
a reliable force of carpenters and build
ers, had recourse, of course, to the ad-
vertising columns Of the APPEAL: and
finding there the names of Messrs- Bots
ford & Anderson, they applied to that
very capable aud energetic firm, struck a
bargain, and now. there are those excel
lent and reliable mechanics busily and
e1peditious!y at work making all the
preliminary preparations to the construc-
ton of that needed addition. The les
son is not without its moral.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

Personal. friend of better days,
Hank Mitchell, Esq, came into town
yesterday behind his spanking team of
blacks. Captain Pray WAS also here ;
and we had the pleasure of shaking
bands with Hon. L. T. Fox of Gold Hill !,
and General James Gatewood froul
Gntewood Manor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

ExCITHNENT AMONG 1n LADHs.-4illineFy
positively At cost Rustic Hats. 81 to 81 Is;
School Hats from 50 cents to 81: Bonnets from
81 IS to - 81: Trimmed Hats from u ~ " -:
every other kind equally low, at Mrs. Brooks
Millinery Store, No. II Carson street. Carson,
New. Country orders filled promptly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

MR. BosTwICK has returned from the
Valley Springs vastly improved il
health and looks by his treatment there
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

NE1eHBoR Torreyson is not only one
Of the most substantial and exemplary
of our citizens, but one Of our most
akillful and enterprising mechanics.
The light of his forge shines through
our columns this morning. We don't
believe that man ever invented anything
of iron that Torreyson can't make.
His blacksmithing establishment is the
most extensive in this end of Nevada
and combines with itself not less COM
prehensive shop for the making ano re-
pairing of wagons. We direct the
Attention of business men to his adver-
tisement in this issue of the APPEAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

Services in the Episcopal Church Al
II A. n. and Z As P. II. Sunday Schoo
at 1917 O'Clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-Preaching to-
day by the pastor. Rev. James Woods.
at II 4. ~, and at TX P. II. Sunday
School I'm.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

RETuRNED.-Our pot-bellied, bald
headed friend, Alderman Legate, has re-
turned from his brief domestic visit to
Virginia,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-18

The MINT.-The total amount OF
mixed bullion, gold and silver, received
at the Carson Mint. yesterday, was one
ton, one hundred and eighty-five
pounds. sent to the Mint from mines on
the Comstock lode for melting and as
saying. Twenty-nine pounds of gold
bullion were received from the Bank of
California. Virginia City, sent in to I've
coined. By trains going east, last night,
the Cashier of the Mint shipped.
through Wells, Fargo & Co., Carson. IA
impaired bars Of gold and silver, worth
together the sum of S45,15 Six Of
them go direct to the Bank of London
and San Francisco, Limited. London.
England. The balance e bars) go to
J. c. & c., N. Y. Both lots being
Crown Point bullion, and sent to the
credit of that mine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

Isssrs. Editors VIII you allow me
the use of your valuable columns to call
the attention Of the Honorable Board of
school commissioners to the snhjce, of teach
ers' associations. Tn nearly every other
county in the State can be found teachers
associations. and hope the Honorable
Board will not deem it presumption in
me to respectfully suggest the Organise
ton OF such 4 society. The writer of
this was once a member Of q society while
teaching in an adjOurning County from
which he received much valuable informa-
ton. I, would certainly prove very BEN
eEcial. not only to the teachers. but to
the pupils also. for teacher to meet. say
oaee in each quarter. aud exchange ideas
and give their opinions As to the bes, war
Of teaching the different branches as well
as the best mode Of conducting schools.
Hoping that the Honorable Board
may not consider me officious, but at,ri.
butte what l have sid to my ardent de-
sire for the advancement of education in
the county. and hoping the matter may
be taken in consideration at once, am.
Very respectfully. &C.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29


JUNE ALpISE.-Mr. Kruseman Van
Elsen's oil pictures are we'll known to
conuoisseurs Of art; his view near Gran
dy. Conn., in the June Aldine. make,
his talent known throughout the United
States. 1t is delicious drawings pic
turesque as Nature herself, when she tries
to be-full Of light and life and beauty
"a song without words" Mr.. r. W.
IIubbard's distant View Of Mount Mans
field" is one of the most delightful land
scapes we have ever seen. These two
drawings are the gems of the number. as
regards landscapes. Among the figure
pieces to be noticed and commended are
THE Signal" after Hellwig aud 1.-THE
Sisters" Roman interior. after Coomans.
Mr.. Pete Moran contributes two charming
animal pictures. "The Bull Calf" barn
yard study. and Group Of Sheep"
which are better than any that Verboeck-
hoven ever painted. for Mr.. Moran has
caugh. the feeling. the instinct of the ami
NAL world. From Mr.. w. NJ. Crary we
have "A Stampede Of Wild Horses -
which is striking and most vigorous COM
position. Then there is "Iu the Park
1.-THE Old Mill' of Kessler, and view
in Old Amsterdam" after Hermann, who
has no superior as marine architectural
painter The literature of this number is
remarkable for its excellence. There arc
stories of New England life. either of which
would be the literary feature Of the month
in any other magazine. Mr. c. y. Shan.
" discourses about Lost Music" and
the editor gossips in his sparkling way
about the illustrations. and passes his
critical vcrdic. upon Music. Art and Lit
erature. Subscription price S.. inclui-
ing-t'hromos "Vil'age Belle" and "Cros-
sing the Moor" James Sutton 4 Co.
publishers, IS Maiden Lane, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

UyHE Subscriber has just returned
Il frem ,limorc With . new aud
eaurlcte assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
READY VI ABE CLOTHING,
BOOTS.
SHOES.
HATS.
CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
ETC.. etc a ID GROCERIES Of all kin1
a, tho Id >iani. to-m rly occupied ~
Mrs. Hammeti. Par,icu'ar attention Is
called t, ms stock OF R"a lynn d, Cloth
irg Witch can sell lower than any 9th.
or merch;n, in the county. the quality
aud make o: che goods being considered.
A large aud carefully selected assor,m ,us
Of CASSIMERES. also, on hand. Per-
sons wishing clothing made to order can
be accommodated and | can supply them
with all necessary trimmings. have
determined to sell all classes Of goods as
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county. Call AMI
examine my stock before purchasing else
where.
J. SIMMS FENWICK,
lsonardtown, Nj.
Nav %. lSIS-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29
BALTIMORE MARKETS

Theat-The offerings Of Wheat during the
past week have been more liberal, and the
market has rnled active aud firm, without,
however, any change in price. The demand is
both from shippers and millers, and the sales
iaclude a considerable quantity, principally Of
Western from store and TO arrive. The receipts
Of Southern were readily taken, and the sales
reported were 900 bushels prime TO choice
white ~ ?c5G2l5 cents; 3, 600 fair TO prime
red at ls2(S roo cents, and Il, 900 bushels am
Der n 205ss2 l2 eenrs. OF Western the trans
actions reach IS, coo bushels, and embrace 5000
bushes good to prime wioter red AZ 1850 100
cents LEGO do. amber at 1850 zoo een;s;
.,cco bushels No. spring red AZ .l1s@lT5
eeniS 4, 500 do. do. nom store on private terms;
3,occ bushels Minnesota Clnb ails5 cents, and
81, Geo bushels No. spring and Mime sofa
Clnb, to arrive. on private terms. The market
closes 6rm ~ the figures above. with taiE de-
mand.
Ccss- The receipts Of Germ ecntpue liberal.
ard 50 far this week amount to go, coo bashels,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

The june Number Of Hdrpers Maga
zine opens the Forty-seventh Volume I'm.
der most brilliant auspices. The numbe,
contains sixty-sevcn engravings. and all
It's illustrated articles, with one exception,
relate to our own country. The May Mum.
Der contained very pleasant sketch of q
yachting trip among the Azores. In the
curren, Number a beautifully illustrated
article. BY H. d. Jarves, on /" Cheap
Yachting" give pen and pencil picture:
of the interesting localities about Buzzard':
Bay. The beauties of cheap yachting are
graphically portrayed BY the writer. who
shows that the expense Of a delightful
yachting trip "necd be no greater than
that of board at ordinary, questionable
watering places" Miss Constance F.
Woolson contributes q very entertaining
paper. excellently illustrated. on the
..Wine Islands of Lake Erie" Among
other things. she tells the thrilling story
of Beall's priva.cering expedition. Chas.
Nordhotf answers the question, "Whai
shall We do with Seroggs 7" BY advocating
the conversion Of Alaska into penal col.
ouy. under military rule. Whatever may
oc thought Of this project no one can read
Mr.. Nordhoff's exposition of the evils con-
nec,cd with our present system Of prison
management, without feeling convinced oil
the necessity of some immediate and thor
oush reform. The Historical. Record gives
a complete political summary aud impor-
tant information relating to the issue be-
tween Western farmers aud the railroads
II also contaias comprehensive review Of
the Indian question. In the Drawer ..Oul
London scrap-book" is continued with pen
and pencil sketches Of the London Hay
market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

CAUTION TO FARNERs.-Mr Samuel
Sutton. Of Baltimore county, gives this
timely warning to farmers. in tho Nary
land Farmer for May:
According to . recent decision oil
Judge Carey Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Baltimore city. farmers taking
horses or other kinds OF stock to pasture.
are responsible for the valae Of the same
to the owners. ii they are stolen or STRAY
away. ! recently made test question
before the said Court, and vas mulcfed for
all ccurs charges and the value Of the horse
stolen.
AZ feel Il . duty I owe brother farmers
10 inform them ~ to this decision, Ne q
warning. and that they may avoid the re-
spansibility By specific agreement in the
failure"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29
COMMUNICATED.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Oahville. st. Marys County

'dhNl'lS' -. .'I , tpuUIE.
IL The Editors If the Reacon-Cenis -
| have received through the mail within
the last three weeks from the respected
President of the Southern Maryland Rail
Road Co. n "pamphlct or statement show
ing the advantages of said road" etc, etc
The prefix of major to my humble name
stood boldly cut on the envelope. but there
was no accompanying parchment or com
/ mission. bearing the seal of any sovereign
state or kingly government. or even the
mark Of Capt. Jack" that would en-
Tighten me as to what influences or pow
ers that be stood inGebte! for such high
position and honorable title. From such
omission. if it be one, conclude, that to
the Southern Mary land Co. alone | stand
indebted for this distinguished honor; and
| will be pleased to learn that the emolu-
mcnts of all majors" of its creation are
more substantial and less ilusory than
some Of the statements and estimates tina,
have been offered for public consideration
in said pamphlet
The reception BY me. however. of the
statement was simultaneous with many
inquiries, BY letter as BY message. as to
"what was being done in rail road mat
tiers? how far the Southern MARYLAND
road had or was running down the coun-
ty? and when or at what "puact an tenn
poriis" our people might look for the fru.
ition of bright aEticipa,ious-and deferred
hopes!
Before you cook your hare. first catch
it, was the sage apo,hegm Of the distin-
guishcd and venerable Mrs. Gloss, and
there is equal wisdom in the maxim, ..tha,
in order to impart information to others.
it is necessary TO acquire i, for ones self. "
In order to compass the latter. and with
the view Of gratifying the laudable cu.i-
osity of sundry friends, / have been a,
some trouble to inform myself on railroad
matters. as they stand at present. aud
propose. through your columns. to give
the result to the public in due course Of
time.
In order, however. to do Justice 10 the
subject of Railroad Matters" and no, "a
tax the endurance Of yorr readers too much
at one given time, and withal, with an eve
to the "iucidrs ordo." | propose. with
your kind permission. to treat in three
distinct papers (Nos. l. and 81 on the
Past, the Present and probable Future OF
our Railroad Affairs. and will no, allow
myself to be dawn into discussion of any
''side issues" or controversy until after the
publication Of letter No. 3, and then. il I
deem i, necessary or expediens. l will no
ticc any adverse or friendly criticisms thai
my communications may call forth.
foresee, however. that in treating o.
the past, will be necessarily obliged ts
blend with it something of the present
and in writing Of the present. may en-
trench en- the probable future. Ii will b
ray endeavor. however. to treat under
these three different heads the facts tha
legitimasely belong to each, and 10 kec,
the discussion Of the same as separate anC
distinct as tbs nature Of the subject vii
permit.
In reply, however. to the question
''how far does the Southern Nd. read "a,
down. the county, l mus, reverse the an
swer gisen scme twenty years ago, by a,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29

Clerk Of the Court, and to the Sheriff and
other officers. their sincere thanks for their
kindness aud courtesy. and for the Official
aid aud assistance afforded By each TO our
body during the present term"
A. an election for Town Commission
ers held In our village on Tuesday last.
the following gentlemen were elected to
serve to the 1st of May. 1s6i-Thomas
Dillow. DR.. Henry Haw. John r. Fen
wick. J. j. Jarboe and Herbert F. Moore
The market political in our county is in
such stagnant condition at this time that
We find it impossible to make reliable quo.
tations or to foretell what will soon BE-
trumps.
Our thanks are due the amiable lady Of
Col. Craze. Of our village. for plate o.
ripe, large and very palatable straw.
berries. for which. and for prospective re-
membranes Of the same kind. we arc, and
expect to continue, duly grateful.
The latest news from the Nodes is TO thu
effect, that ffty-fvc Of the band have sur.
rendered to the national authorities, fif
teen Of whom were warriors and the bal
ance women and children. Capt. Jack i.
not among the surrendered. On the con.
trary, he is said to be still afield with
twenty warriors at bis back, "sneaking a.
Of old to murder and mischief like the 81.
lent coppcrhead."
The Cholera. it is officially announ.
ccj, has broken out in New Orleans
and eleven persons died from it last week
As this terrible disease is said to follow
Immediately after the no less destructive
smallpox. it is almost certain to extend
over the entire country this Summer. II
view Of this Alarming fact, it beLoovcs cv.
cry one to 60 to wo,k, at once. and com.
mcnce cleaning aud disiniecting. These
are the only prcvcn,ives il we would keep
it away from our own doors.
Rev. Father John Early. S. j.. Prcsi.
dent of Georgetown College, died at the
College on Friday evening, the 9th inst.
OF paralysis, in the 59;h year of his age
He has gone to his grave honored aud be-
loved BY all who knew lin.
Tie attention OF BEACON readers is cal.
led to the notice in another column of the
Concert, which it is proposed to give in
LeOuard,own on Wednesday evening. the
18th Of June next, for the benefit of St.
Peters Chapel in our Town. Refresh.
mcnts will be provided on the occasion. -
The Concert will be given by the George
town Masonic Choir, musical organiza.
ton Of high merit and distinction, and the
rcfreshmcnt table will be under the dircc-
ton Of committee Of our ladies whose
names give assurance tlat this feature Of
the entertainment will be worthy in every
respect Of the occasion. We shall refer
TO the subject Of this entertainment NOR,
at large hereafter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29
GRAND CONCERT!
A CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT
OF ST. PETERS CHAPEL WILL
TAKE PLACE ON wEDNES-
DAY EvENI>G. JUNEII,
1873. AT LEONARD
TOWN. MD.

TNHE above Concert will We given by the
Il Georgetown Masonic Choir, embracing
thirteen performers. This musical associa ton
is composed 81 gentlemen of superior ability,
and from the reputation they enjoy in Wash
ington and Georgetown, We confidently loo!,
tor this entertainment tn he one of very high
order, seldom enjoyed by the music loving
people of our conniy.
After the Concert, Strawberries, ice-cream and
other refreshments will be furnished By tho la
dies at moderate prices.
We appeal 10 our Town and country friends
for full attendance on the above occ as.on.
Concert to commence At o clock.
Price Of admission 50 cents.
may 20, ls73-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-29
NOTICE.

AVING received on or about the
IL Dist of May. instant. from Cobrunr
wharf. per Steamer Express. a box. mark
ed with my name and address. containing
tea and other articles Of family use Of the
value Of about $40 or $25. and never
having ordered such articles, the object
of this notice is to inform the righ,ful own
er. that the box is now in my possession
and can be obtained by establishing own
ership and paying the cost of this adver-
tiscmcn.. The box is marked--''Via p.
W. & b. Il. II. and Washington $50 in
red chalk mark d J. Payne. St. Glenn
en,'s Bay, St. Mary's county. Nd"
DANIEL j. PAYNE.
May 20, lS73-2,.