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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

aRoRaKrowN CAMP.--A camp meeting
for Georgetown charge M. r. Church, will
be held on the old ground. Peppers woodsl
TO commence Friday, August sth, 1873. RI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

THE IrouEsr AND VERDICT On Sstur.
day we stated that the BODY Of man BAG
been found in the Delaware opposite ~ "
Vus. In the afternoon the Coroner held an
inquest but nothing as to WHO tne oeeeNseo
ca could be learned The body had been In
the water for long time-two months per
haps--and was eaten 10 such an extent by
crabs and nsh that n would have been :
difffcult task for anyone to recognize "
The deccased had nothing on but pants and
shirt. The jury came to the conclusion
that the man was drowned accidentally
and the Coroner had the remains inferred
At high water mark
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

CrpARoHoyr.-Ce dAreroft, .Bayard ray,
lor's late residences IN Chester. youhtl :.
now htted up for summer boafdefa; " u
therefore Impossible TO admit person. who
simply wish to see the place. kle-nle
parties cannot be admitted 10 the ,gfouqnl
On any account The place must De KEEP
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

JAVA, Mocha and Lebanon coffee. for ,sls
" "NN H0usTONis
il g. Fourth street
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24
Correspondence Of the Beacon }
BALTIMORE. July 18th. 1878.
COL. JOHN +. DENT.

1t is very generally understood among
the people Of Baltimore that Col. JOHN I.
DE>r, Of ST. Mays county. will be cam
didatc before the Convention to assemble
here on the l2rh rroximo, for the Office of
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Col. DENT is vcll-known to our ciiizcns.
and is justly held in high esteem by them.
.iiis remarkable abilities and his long and
devoted service in the halls Of legislation
have placed him in the from, rank Of the
foremost men of our State. Cnselfsh and
having no personal ends to subscrvc. he
has always applied his energies AID in
fuence to accomplish measures having for
their aim the public good In these days
of political proaigacy and dcgeneracy.
when We have witnessed corruption in leg
islatiye bodies and in high public station,
and seen public officials surrend'ring them
selves to the most nefarious schemes. it is
our duty TO look carefully upon whom we
would delegate power and cntrust high
and important interests. Col. DENr is a
gentleman Of uuimpeacbable integrity end
honor, and capable and worthy to gil any
position Of trust that his fellow citizens
may honor him with.
If the Convention Of the 18th Of August
should confer upon Col. DENT this nomi-
nation. it would be one Of the best and
strongest nominations ever made By any
political convention in this State. He en-
Joys the confidence and rcspec. Of the peo-
pie OF the entire State. and the. would rally
around him with singular unanimi.y.
The cry has gone forth. and the press
Throughout, he State has repeatedit. Nom
mate the best and strongest men. the tunes
demand it. The nomination Of Colonel
DENT would be as faithful a compliance
with this as could possibly be given. He
is. indeed. one Of the best and strongest.
and could concentrate upon himself the
entire supper, of the party Of which he is
n devoted. consistent and effective men,
Der. He has always labored with una
bated zeal for the propagation Of Demo-
cratic principles and for party triumph.
In his manners he is one Of the most alta
bic and courteous gentlemen We have ever
known. aud favorably inpresses all whom
be meets.
He would fll the position Of Comptrol-
Ter with perfSct aceep,abili,y. as he is =
man Of great depth Of wisdom and perspi-
cacity. Of quick in,uitiou aud vigorous in-
tcilect.
Col. DExr has many friends and admir-
ers in the Monumental city, who would
receive his nomination with supreme sat-
isfacticn.
JEFFERSON.
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CE1rtry.

Died. n, the rrsidcnCc Of his nsr~r's, in -.
InfSocs' district. os Drorsv. ERNEST CLYDE.
aIi~s, child Of Aiea e.. aud Alike Tyler, aged
wears. . months aa9 10 dsys
Far from the sn'cmn scene Of the coffin and
the grave. from the lsmeassIios Of 'he hereavets
father, from the rstying wall ofthe mother. and
fresu The tears OF kini friepds cones the sad an
nornccaent cs The death OF dear little @, &c
He had been lingering Tor many months W III
enc % the mos, terrible disess,s and none but
those Who Watched beside his diving cegch car
imagine the :, ffrrings he endured 50 unc"n'-
piaininyiv. hut death al last claimed him as its
nwu. severed hi, little tortured seal iren, this
world of sin and pain and wiaged 'ts flight 10
r-aln,s bcyon the sky. TO the God Who gave 1t.
Mourn net, then. sorrowing parents, tor ms
ewes have openei 10 the glories o' "A brighter
md happier world-the music OF his little voice
has ceasel "a breathe on earth 10 be revived
agaia with the angels in Heaven.
"HepoSe. swee; Clyde. we've no desire
To call the hence again,
To >oiouru in this vale Of trars,
This world Of sric; and pain.
Farewell. dear Clyde, our God is good,
when hies rough scenes are Ter,
Together we'll dwell beyond the ioui,
And live forever more"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

Bat now Re n dead for good and all. and
oae Of hrs aeeompiices in the fraud killed
him. The policies. too. had all expired
before bis real death. - nothing will be
recovered on them. Thus are crimes baf-
fled and tsned against their perpetrators
when they seem most sure Of sucress aud
IMMUNITY.
The Fall session Of the Leonaritown
Female Academy. under the direction of
Mrs. Charlotte Fcnuick, will commence
the first week in September next. Hav-
ing some knowledge Of the course Of in
s,ruction pursued and the discipline which
obtains in this school, as well as the charges
for tuition. etc, VIC do not hesitate 10 re-
commend i; again 10 the favorable notice
Of our readers who have daughters tie ed
ucate and only moderate means to do il
with. We shall publish the prospectus Of
this school hereafter.
A colorei man, named Vim. II. For.
rest. oF our county. who was engaged as
a sailor with Capt, Van Buran Foxwell
( Of this place, was drowned in the karbor
at Baltimore on Saturday night las, By
being run down by the Steamer Theodore
Wccms while crossing the basin in small
boat The body was recovered the fol-
lowing day aud an examination had. bu:
no inquest was held. the officials being
satisfied that the drowning was accidental
The deceased leaves wife and FIVE chill
ircu.
The St Louis R,pullican AYERS that
there is Il secret order called the League
Of Justice. which ramifes the whole North
west and numbers already some two hun
ircd and sixty thousand members. Their
o ject is alleged to be to recover the lands
and bonds given to railroad and other cor
pora,iors, 'pcaceoblc if they can. forcibly
ii dley must" They will PROBABLY not
stand upon the order" OF ,Lcir going. bu,
Ego for" those bonds q: once
The Alexandria Gazette believes the
idea Of third term will be rejected by
nine-tcnlhs Of the people of;he country
at least ii hopes so. But" it adds. lin
these days there is no knowing what mon
strous schemes may not be adopted"
Colonel W. W. ". Bowie, of Prince
Georges. declines being candidate for
the State Senate. The Colonel says "he
is on the retired list and has reached an
age when the profits Of Office would be Of
more importance than the honoIs."
The Catholic farmers If the west arc or
canizipr oranges of their own to cooper
ate with the original oranges. This course
is taken because Catholics cannot join any
secret society.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

rerEL ARRivALs-We give below a
list of arrival. at Moorc's Hotel within the
last few days.
q &c Burliag. A G. MeGrcw. J Sehou-
yer. J b Yates. Miss + Schouyer. Mrs +
Schouyer. 6 W Schouyer. W II Seaman.
A Smirty. Mrs. G. Daban, and Miss II
Ddhan,. Miss F SexeIl. Mrs DyGreroud.
Miss X Parrson. Miss J parrison. Mr.
Parrison and wife. F II Miller. " 4
Glasseot,. g X Thompson. Mrs S v
Oblinger. Mrs Thompson. e Thompson.
G Thompson. o Thompson. Miss Ger,ic
Thompson. + Marcerou. Mrs Narceron.
l. S Wood. Miss B Oyster. Mrs Harri-
soy. Miss F Harrison. W L. King. Il J
wilkie, W A Feuwick. Mrs Fcnwick.
p Fenwick. VI Fcnwick. u Fcnwick. \
Fenwiek. c Fenwick. Miss II johnson.
b u McGrcw. Mrs F. Marshall. Mrs f.
Hanon. Mics l. Hsnon. G Ot,inger,
o S Thompson. c II Frost. Mrs Cook.
Miss Fannie Cook. Washington. d. c.:
J . Rocker. G. T. Mann. W Lally. Chas
Dougher,y. NJ c Jenkins, Mrs A kear-
ney and child, VI J Fowler. Mrs NJ j
Fowler. Baltimore; c L English. Miss c
English. Miss NJ English and + English.
Georgetown; 4 Carrico. II Carrico. Mr
H;gdon. j Davis. JT Chrismocd, Chas
County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

Mn DAVIS SrEECH The following is
SYNOPSIS Of the remarks made BY Mr..
Joseph Davis at the republican meeting at
the Great Mills on Saturday. the 18th in
slant As we explained last week. we at
tended this meeting with the view Of re-
porting Mr. Davis fully. but before We had
finally ccomplished our task. We a>cer-
tanned that the space at our command did
not admit Of the publication IN our last pa
per either Of the speech itself or even Of a
short synopsis. Anxious, however. to re-
deem the promise We have made our read
ers. we here present a summary Of Da-
Wis remarks. promising, that, though hur-
ricdly made and acknowledged TO be i'm
perfect, il will be found, We believe, to
correctly represent the leading views ex-
pressed by him at the meeting in question.
MIR. Davis commenced by explaining.
that he had intended to have called meet
ing of the colorei people at this place on
the 18th instant to celebrate the anniversa.
~ Of oar independence, but that in consc-
qucncc of similar celebration at Leon
ardtown on that day, it was deemed advi-
sable to postpone the Great Mills celebra-
ton tc future occasion. That occasion
...al row come, and ;!oush 10 day was tic
l2,i. and no. tie FJur:h. q celebration was
still in order, land here we are" The
speaker then proceeded to eulogizc the
Fourth at length and with the usual fer
vor, but finally cxlaus;iig the subject, he
hol,cd OF into general politics. claiming
for the Republican party that it had no,
OILY freed the black race but raised it TO
the present standard of political equality.
, etc, etc etc. This was evidently ia
vori,e theme with Mr. Davis. and before
lie was half through with this branch of
his subject. we became thoroughly salts
fed that lie had neither Joined the DEM
ocrsts" nor contemplated joining them
His record, as exhibited BY himself.
showed him to have been bitter aud pro-
nounced radical for twelve years and long
er, and this, with little ,ouing down, we
understand him TO be to-day. At least,
we decline most respectfully ourselves to
invest in the present democracy Of Mr..
Davis. The speaker glided naturally
enough from national to the discussion of
the local politics Of the Republican party.
and in this connection severely bera,ed the
''lndcrendeus Party" for in6deli,y to their
promises and pledges in II He demand
ed to know what the cOlored people or the
Republican party had gained by their con-
ncc;ion with this organization They had
elected two Independents TO the Lesisla-
ture. Did these gentlemen join the Is
I Republicans from the Western counties
when they reached Annapolis? No, .
bit oft. They joined the democrats. ac-
ted in demoera,ic caueuses and meetings
and continued 30 10 &C, throughoas the
session. What had the present Commits
sioners' Court. elected by republican votes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

done for the eolored people ; Nothing
that he could 6nd out-they had no, even
made a single black man overscey Of the
road. To this assertion Of Davis, black
man named Thompson in the crowd de-
INJURED. stating that the Commissioners
had made him for one supervisor of IA see
ton Of a road. To this Davis retorscd.
tina, i. must have been very lately done
and he minated tba: the coming election
had something to do with the favor
Having finally e1ringuished The Commits
sioners. Mr.. ID next proceeded to pune
ture hypothetical ticket. which. he al
legged. had been set up in Leonsrdto~n in
the interest of certain Independent demo-
Gratis aud certain republicans without. con-
sulta.ion with the great bulk of the color
ed people throughout the county. and
he averred that some Of these self-uomiua-
tod candidates had threatened to "grind
to powder and bury" all in the party who
opposed this ticket After announcing
his readiness 20 die and be reduced to pow
der upon the spot in such cause. he pro-
cecded again 10 lsmbas:e the Iudepen-
dents. and declared 10 this connection
that, though he lad but small love for or
confidence in deeocrais &C the best. nevers
theless, il reduced to tire alternative Of
electing between two evils. he should favor
the men who lad been true to one party
rather than the men who had been false
alike to democracy and republicanism.-
Mr.. d. liked an outspoken man-a man
on one side or the other in poli,ics-and
had little use for politician or candidate
who, when asked in a company Of men
Of mixed politics what party be belonged
to. lodged the question BY saying she
was Lis own mans man" The speaker
wen, on to say. that he had never been
afraid or ashamed to say what his politics
were, and had talked and worked for the
colored people and their cause when many
who are nov denouucing him were talk
ing and working agains, them. lie should
continue to talk and work for them, and
he felt sure the colored people would stand
by him agains. any and all attempts of
his enemies to crush or convert him into
powder. Exactly what Mr.. Davis is for
whether for convention of his par
ty to nominate candidates or for candi-
dates personally more acceptable to
the party, We failed to make out. He
declared he was no candidate for office
himself nor could we discover in what par
iicular interest. If any, he spoke. There
is no doubt. however. as to what he is
against-he is against any coalition. often
sive or defensive. or any political afli!ia-
ton with any person or party which enter
ed into contract to support the county re-
publican ticket in = | and broke it. This
he i, Enthusiastically against and in terms
rather energetic than elegant, he SO de-
livcred himself.
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Correspondence o! the Beacon }
=
Groom, Prince Geo 5 Co. Nd.
July II. 1872

July IL, 1872
Messrs. Editors-As the cause of Flu
cation must naturally Re Interesting to all
intelligent communities, | must give you
a short sketch cf the mmeucement Of
Public School No. /, under he charge of
our highly esteemed fellow citizen, Zach.
r. Morgan, Esq which took place at
this village on the 3rd Of July. The day
was brigh. and beautiful and a delicious
breeze rus.le1 among the leaves of the
beautiful grove, adjacent to this place in
which the exercises we're held Tho pu-
pills. marshaled By their kind and efficient
preceptor. marched to a stage erected for
their benefit, and there delivered orations.
recited dialogues. and repeated poetry.
in manner which showed their admira-
bic training and reflected great credit on
themselves and their instructor. and at
the same time elected rounds of applause
frou tue large audience present. After the
closing exercises. the pupils received some
handsome premiums. presented through the
personal generosity OF Mr.. Morgan. for the
admirable and almos, fau!tlcss manner in
which they passed their examination on
the day previous After the presentation
of the PRICES. the pupils were conducted TO
a table on which lay rersst so inviting
10 children, sweetmea,s, confectionery and
a hos, OF other good things prepared BY
anxious snd thoughtful patrons Of the
school. Many were the signs that escaped
the lips of the children rs they bid adieu
TO him who labcred so assiduousiy to in
struet them. no, only mentally. but moral
". for the las. two years, and many Serc
the cordial well-wishes of the patrons sha:
he would return from ST. Mary's end re-
sumo the position which be has flied to
the mcrited appreciation ct both pupil aud
patron.
fEANk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

The Science Of Health for August is IN
excellent number; opening with an Illus
trated article on the Care Of the Feet; The
Confessions Of the late Sir Edward Lyttor
Bulwer is given: Sins Against the Body
an excellent article on Green Corn. giving
a dozen or more modes Of preparing this
universally used article of food; Cause:
and Cure of Summer Complaints; Health
Resorts in America; Signs Of Madness in
Dogs; and a variety of other rich reading,
including Answers to Correspondents -
Terms s2.00 year. A new Vol. began
with July. Sent six months on trial for
81 90. S. r. Wills, Publisher, $50
Broadway, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

The August number of Petersons is
promptly on hand as usual. Its literary
contents are in its usual style. and very
readable. The fashion plates aud de-
signs for fancy work are particularly in
.ercs,ing to the ladies. the figures repre-
sen'ing every day dresses might do for
Sunday as well. Published BY Charles
j. Peterson, Philadelphia.
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Camp Meeting.

rHE rtere!er osio-ra con gre alton -,-onos.
j holding Camp N.v,iag ~ their ,bn,~k
near haIiOitr Hall. on the rCa@ 4, Nrrh,n,.'
VILE 10 commence cn SATURDAY. Auo,..,
the orb, ana continue until the t>lSasirr
SATURDAY, Ministers are expected irnui y -
ing On and Baltimore Accommodation IS.
will 10 furnished Tor ,isi or from 1;>r.,c.
Al HAM DENT.
Pastor in charge
July - 1879 Ga
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

The School Day Magazine. published By
Doughaday & Co.. 434 Walnut street.
costs bu, one dollar year. We have re-
ceivcd the August number.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24
DIED.

DEPARTED this life On Thursday, July 18th.
after q long and painf,l Illness WILLIAM
SCOTT. sgrd sbou, s;x,y-ighs years. May
he res; in y~sce.
Departed this life on Mosiay, July The 2Ist,
after proirAc,.d illness, FANNY Ann, be owed
" ife Of J. ms Burroughs, ahd daughter Of the
Late William Sco,, Nay she rc>t 10 re.are.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

Sr. MlCHaEL's HOME ScHooL. We are
indebted to the Principal Of this ins,itu-
ton. Rev. Il. Heber Murphy. for a pros
pec,us of this now fourishing school, TO-
Gated at Rcisters.own. Md. Mr.. Muir
ply, who is assisted in the Conduct OF
this school By his accomplished lady. is
well aud favorably known to many citizens
of our couaty, having had pastoral
charge here for several years. during
which he made many earnest friends who
will jpin with us in best wishes for his
personal welfare aud the success Of the
institution with which his name is now so
honorably identified.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

~ s ". PETIENGiLI. s. co. 81
- TGrk Roc " L., 10 South >t,.f
BoS'on, and .fl Chest nj SEeef. Ph,iddr /
Phia arc .igemis for - Ma y's Beacon IN fhe
afore cities and authorized 10 contract for adj
az our io,rest rates.
Way Is, 1870.
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Religious.

THE Second Quarterly Meeting Of :, Marv's
i Circuit. NJ + church. viii take ,lacr 4,
ELen.zcr Chapel on Saturday. Aug. md. lS.G
Meeting Will continue three ar :oUg G..y> in ,h,.
grove. under the direction oi Rev John Lana
han, Presiding Elder ol the Baltimore ni.tr.,t.
Al! are cordially invited.
Eev. JESSE. c STARR. &c.
July 10, ls,3-tl.
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Literary Notices.

Harper's Magazine for Angus, contains
contributions from Charles l.. Brsce, Eli
zabe,h Stuart Phelps. James Freeman
Clarke, John Savage. Charles Reade,
Charles N,rdhoff. Mrs. Lucia T. Runkle,
VIM. Blaikic. Benson J. Losing. Angus
Ia Larned. B,yard Taylor. Emilio Caste
lar. Mrs. s. NJ. B. Pint. Doctor Samuel
Osgood. and Professor Spence F. Baird
1t is illustrated with eigh,y-cigh, carefully
executed Engravings. besides twen,y-eicht
c-similes of portions of letters written
10y tie sisners o! the Declaration of hide
peudcnce.
The poetry Of the Number is coNribu-
ted by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. James
Freeman Clarke. Bayard Taylor. and Mrs
S. NJ b Pia,..
The Editorial Departments arc timely
and entertaining. full of information,
suggestion, and amusement See stand
ing notices Of Harpcr's weekly and month
ly publications in our advertising columns
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HEN RY NEALE.
Boot & Shoemaker.
LEONARDIOWN. MD

THE undersigned win re'ura 20 l.,cn,r,.
l. town, Nd, on or about F,iday. the ISM
Instant. for the pa po>c ~ resu;uing thr-,
BOGT IND SNoERIKING BUS"
MESS IN tie village. lie will lie iouudV
-, his old stand (betwcen FenwI,k llot,l ana
the store Of Grrcaweli 1 Fcnwt,,l and nil i.
ih.nAiul for renewal OF the t.,vors uf IN. ola
customers and The patronage Of the puaI,.
generally. Mcndiug of Al! kinds ioue u;h
nea;ne>S and dispatch
HENRY NEALE
July 10, lSs3-u
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
In the matter OF the Mortgage erom
Charlie ". Deans 10
Geo. ". Fish.

In the Ciycut Court for 81 Mary's coun-
~, 'it,in. a. u Court oi Equity.
No Si5 \. T..
NRDEtEn, this 9Th day OF July.
~ 1879, that the sale OF the Real Es-
tate made and reported b. J Frank Ro-
hanar. Attorney Tor George w fi.h, M"r;-
: gee, in this cause, be ratified and crn,irru-
e., unless cause TO the contrary be shown
IN or before the LIST Monday of Aug.
next: provided copy Of thi. order b. in
serted in the 81 Mary's Beacon. once
week for three successive weeks privr 10
the SAID Is; Monday ot August.
The report states that the Land sold for
S2ICO.
JNO a CAVALIER, CIR.
True cnpy-Test:
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k.
July 10. ls73-8w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

GrsSo. ETC.-We no;e a fair suppl, cf { him
cha Island Guano in dealers hands which H.
selling a; $50 per ton Of 100 lbs. currency.
but there is no stock in agents hands. Qua
napc VIC quote AZ $50 per long ton in los of
10 to so tons. with deduction of ~ cents to
81 80 per ton tor lots from 81 To l50 tons
There Is an active southern Trade demand for
Fertilizers. and the leading makers command
S+j@.S so Per ton, while inferior kinds are muc!,
lower.
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FUR SHERIFF.

The friends of b j ABELL. of Icon.
aritown district. recommend hrm 20 r,-
tiers o. St Mays county as caadii.,c
'cr Sh riff at the ensuing ciec'i n
July 2th, 1913. Many Voters.
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THEODORE WEEMS will run as follows:
Mary Washington will leave Pier No Light
street W hart every Thursday nigh, al 10 o clock
fer fHiuJcnt river direct, far zap as Hill
Landing Returning, leave IliIl's Landing
"vory Monday for Nottingham, and leave Not;
ringham every Tuesday morning a, o'cloc.
for Baltimore, calling at the landings below
EcneLiDi for pasSCnl crs only. Freight received
al No. Tobacco Warehouse " harf on Thurs
days only, M 10 O'Clock 7. u.
Theodore Weems will leave Pier No. Light
street. Wharf every Saturday and Wednesday
morning at 80 O'Clock for Paiuxent river
far up a Benedict, via Fair Haven. Plum
Point, Governors Run, and Cove Point
Returning, leave Benedict Every Monday and
Thursday morning at o clock, tor Baltimore.
Fieie Ill received nj Pier No. 3 Light 81. wharf
on Tuesdays AID Fridays only. up TO o clock
MI MEMS, Agent
march l3, is73-tf.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

A. F. PENWICk, Of Lconaritowu
district, i named as . candidate for the
C'mmissioncrs' Court ut the ensuing
election sEd will b. scpporied by
July -, 1873. Many Friends
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

To CoERESPoNpEXTs Lines by "4n
Wsrrrer' have been received and will be
published il our next Issue.