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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Wharf.-The market for Southern Whoa, ba,
ru'ed quiet and stesdy during the week under
review, and prices TO-DAY are about the s,me
rs AT the close of las; week The rereip,s show
falling OIL OF 10, 600 bushels, and amounted 10
$4,000 bushels. which mas nearly al taken bx
city millsrs al l35Gal65 cents for inferior ~
prime white; le?G9 les cea,s for prime TO choice
amber: l5oC9iS0 cents for good to prime red
ana i2s(el4' cents. The offering of Western
on spot are light, and the only sales were .. 400
bushels good to prime red at l406l47 cents.
out there have been sales to q con siderable
amount OF both winter and spring red to arrive
which are notreported
CSRs.-The business in Corn during the pcs,
week was comparatively light and the marke,
has ruled dull! for all descriptions. TIE recein,s
OF southern amounted to Is 900 bushels. and
the safes embraced G. 500 bushels old white a,
'3HIs cents. closing at IS cents: $500 do. old
yellow at 6Ita6s cents, 2 500 do. new white a,
30C1G3 cents for damp to good. aud .o6 IS
cents Tor Hominy Corn, and 300 do prime new
yellow at 90 cents Western mixed in Elevator
was cfiered more FREELY. and the prices is I cent
io"er. The sales reported we're 3, 200 bushels
M" : While on track and in Elev a,or nj esGl 10
cents, 1000 do. yellow on track at 6stG 81 Gents
,. Ooo DO mixed in Elevator at 63Gfa64 cents
ci"sias al S3 cents, and Is 600 do mixed To ar
rive al es cents. The receipts &c Western Corn
during the week wee -. 800 bushels.
'Ais'-iuere mas been an active demand for
oais during the week, but a, the close the mar
ket Is quiet. although not quoiablv lower. The
SAFES amounted to 10, 900 bushels as follows:
5000 bushels Southern mt 4sG,i9 cents for in
terror aud se(as3 cents for good to prime; 3, 900
DO. mixed Western NJ 4sG49 cents, and 4. 900
do: bright do. at 50Ga5l cents.
kYE-There is fair demand for RYE, and the
samples Offering are taken freely at full figures.
The Gales since cur last report amount to about
), 500 bushels fair to prime MARYLAND and Penn.
sy'vania at so@s7 cents. aud the market closes
steady.
ToaAcco-The continued depression of For
eig1 Exchange renders the Leaf Tobacco mar
ket extremely dull. and there is little or moth
ing doing this week. the business being Coz.
hned I" some small sales Of MARYLAND crop on
sIeciai orders, and the small receipts of new
ground leaf At SOS cents for common to fair,
and cents for good. In other descriptions we
learn Of no movement worth mentioning. The
inspections this week are light, and are almos,
entirely Of Maryland product. in which the f,l-
ling OF is upwards of 900 hhds. The exports
during the week were Sls hhds to Bremen, and
10 hhds TO Londonderry; total. G2s hhds. We
quote to-days AS follows, but our figures should
he regarded as somewhat nominal, VIZ:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

The December No. of Demorests Monthly
Magazine is sparkling with Holiday Material,
Holiday Fashions, Holiday Stories, Household
Matters for the Holidays. Holiday Poems, ETC.,
etc. But the mos, at,rrc,ive Of it's Holiday TEA
lures is the marre Gus Offer OF the large and tru-
iy beautiful Oil Chrome, 1.-THE Old oakcn Buck
ct" to each subscriber as Holiday Present.
The Old Oaken Bucket is IT. 20 inches in
size,-reiailed at SIS, and the hes, and mos,
popular Chrome ever published, and yet is pre-
sen'ed free to each 50 yearly subscriber for 1874
This throws all other premiums in :he shade
What pext? Address, ". Jennings remorest.
s3s Broadway, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

The AMERICAN Harry. The Balti.
more american Of "Wednesday thus brief.
ly sums up the resul. of Tuesdays cleo
ton in the State. and proclaims itself hap
py. We will give its own language where
it speaks Of itself and party:
We have not encouraged the readers OF
the american to entertain any large or
enthusiastic hope ola Republican victory in
Maryland. and therefore they will not be
disappointed at the result of the election.
The defeat was foreshadowed and its ca uses
can scarcely be misunderstood. The Re-
publican party Of the State. under the i'm
prudent and impolitic management of those
who have assumed i,s control during the
past year. has been so divided. discoura ged
and disgussed. that il went into the contes,
almost powcrless before the compact and
earnest. and inscriptions organization
with which it had to contend. There can
be no surprise. therefore. that an easy
victory has been won over it in almos, all
portions Of the State. The most Of the
brains. the political ssgsci,y and the work
ing energy Of the party being denied intlu-
ence in its counsels. or an opportunity to
work for its advancement. its vitality b as
been destroyed. These Republicans. es-
pecially in the city. who could be eudu.
ccd TO go to the polls did so under the
conviction tha, great opportunity had
been surrendered and that sure defeat avail.
ted them. We did our best 20 prevent this
sacrifice of Rcpublicanism for the promo
tion Of pcrsopal ambition. bat all our forts
were OF no avail. With nearly all those
who had. IN times past. ns~de personal
sacrifices for the advancement cfihe party.
We were excluded from It's counsels. and
its control placed in the hands of a ring"
Of Office holders. The formality Of selec.
ing State Central Committee was gone
into, but it was emasculaied so as TO be
powerlcss for any efficient action. and can
not be held in any way responsible for the
result The Republican voters were allow
ed but little choice in the selection Of candi-
dates. IN arbitrary power havirg assumed
control. and cast its baleful influence all
over the State If those who have produced
these results are satisfied. we are. Ifthey
can stand Democracic rule re can. Whilst
we regret to see the hard labor Of year. in
building mp Republican party in Mary
land thus rendered uuavailing, We have
''takcn back seat" With no personal re-
greis. though like General Grant on q
similar occasion. xe have lost some Of our
faith in human nature" Still we arc
happy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

OPAans' Court Of Sainf Nary. CSuniy, Sets
Nov II, 1873.
nRDEIED BY THE COURT, That Rose A
~ Milsurn and John " Wrigh:sou, admin
is,rators Of
ELIAS MiLBURN.
late of st Mary's county, Maryland. deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas
eds Creditors to exhibit their claims. and tina,
the same be published once q week for six sue.
eessve weeks IN the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES T RALeY.
Register wiilsfor 5, Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court OF 81. Mary's county, MARYLAND,
letters OF administration the perso nal estate
Elias Nilburn, late Of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims gainst the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibi il the same
with the proper -ouchers attached thereto. 10
the subscribers, on or before the LIST dav Of Jun.
1874, they will otherwise BY law be exc,udsj
from the benefits of the said estate All per
sons indebted to the deceased are requested 10
make immediate payment TO the subscribers.
ROSE A rlLBCRN,
~ WEIGHTS N,
Administrator.
Nov H. ls13-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

CrRIosIrrEs OF TIE Moox.-The mos,
powerful telescope presents the moon %
tar oil that only the larger objects on It's
surface can be seen. But . photograph
gives No here some assistance. Such n
picture presents oil the mipu.est details.
and these can oe magui6ed BY q powerful
microscope. The latter may magnify
many millions Of times. Now. placing \
minute section Of such mccn photograph
under such . microscope. there appears no
obstacle to our penetrating al the mys,e-
rice OF the moon. even down to the small
est rabbit that may inbahit i. were i, no,
Tor the unfortunate fact that the smooth
est surface known to science becomes so
rough under the microscope ss TO ebli,er.
ate all photographic impressions there may
ne on 10. Nature must supply. or art be
sblc to furnish soms surface that will re.
main smooth under the microscope. and
tia. material 10 the object nov to be found.
A French scientist thinks he has obtained
IL 10 the silk-like fess Of the common
nilk-weed. reduced By chemical solven,
to pulp. and then manufactured into NJ
per. IL has answered % FAR every pur-
Pose. aud 6rst copy taken By the camera
Afforded undesirable proof that the moon l.
inhabited BY queer race. that seed ueith-
e asr nor water 20 preserve life. Bot.
owing 10 the fact that the phoso,saph VA,
taken when the mscn vas IN foil. the Ia
haeaests presented IN sppearaacs Ike
that OF dies on . ceiling. 50 that noshiue
eoald be seen IL them bat lhe crowns q
their heads.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13
MARRIED.

On the morning Of the 33nl Of Oct. uls In
81. Peters church, by the Rev. Father Henrhy.
JAMES McWILLlAMS 10 MARY LOUISA.
daughter Of Edwin Z. Pratt. Of QUEEN Anne .
county.
AZ the residence Of the bride, on the 2s,h Of
October, nit. by the Rev Father Dewolf ED.
WARD I. QUEEN. Of Chicago. to NARY Nc.
WILLIAMS, Of 81. Mary's county
On The leth inst. by the Rev. Father Dew Off
LANES T: WALSH, Of Washington, d. C., 10
Miss ARiEANNA BLAIR, of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

The LABOR CRIsrs IN BALrIMoRE.-Iu
reference to the condition of labor affair,
in Baltimore, the Sun of the 4,h instant,
says:
while intelligence Of bank difficulties.
failures. s'"rring Of business. discharge Of
workmcn. &c. reach Us every day from
other cities and towns east and west. i.
would be strange if Baltimore remained
entirely unaffected. The condition here
will undoubtedly compare most lavorably
with any Of the larger cities; indeed the
panic and depression have not been near
as serious here rs at some other points.
yet there are some interests which are af.
fected. The cotton aud WOODEN mills.
which are partially suspended throughout
New England. are more or less cramped
IN this city and vicinity also. There are
over % cotton mills in the State of Msry.
land. 10 of which. employing about 6. 900
hands. are located near Baltimore. All
are somewhat paralysed, some are work.
ing only halt time. though bot one, the
Laurel Manufacturing Company. on the
Patuxent River, has entirely suspended cp-
erations. The WOODEN mills. four in mum.
Der. are got so much affected as the cotton
mills. The cotton commission and shin
ping business is in medium good condi-
ton: notwithstanding the decline in price
abroad. shipments still continue, but there
is apprehension in regard to the future
"The oyster trade has suffered as much
depression rs any other branch. There
are thirty three packing firms in this city
who deal in sealed goods aud fifteen firms
who handle raw oysters exclusively. all
Of which. the latter class in particular,
experience great falling of in sales -
There are 500 vessels engaged in the
Baltimore oyster trade. which in season
average 1000 bushels of oysters each
trip. These have mostly suspended op-
erations. A short time since Puugymeu
Dough, oysters at 40 cents per bushel .,
the beds, brought them to BaIripore. ex-
rec,ing to realize 60 cents, tho price paid
when they left, and we're compelled to
sell for 10 aud Is cents This has had
the effect Of intimidaiing the oystermeu.
and hence the receipts are light Some
OF the packing houses which at this time
are usually very busy are doing nothing.
A icw others again who in busy seasons
employ 500 end 1000 men have from
one-third 70 one-sixth this number nov At
work. IL Is estimsted that over $4,000
persons are engaged in the oyster trade,
including the drejeers. The lumber
merchants also experience great depres-
sion of business. though u this season
there Is always decline in sheir opera
tions
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

may eseur between the grssges OF menu
bers thereof. A jury Of se;ghtors sad
mutual friends. especially selected Tor tue
occasion. eomposes the court Ct arbitrs-
ton. Each side tells iss own story. and
there ID no delay ID the decisions. TIE
idea IL to dispense entirely with lawyers
and regular courts.
The First National Bank Of Washing
ton is paying out thirty cents on the dol
lsr to all dspOsitors uho prove th.ir &C.
counts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

Dcmorcsts Young America for December is
full; OF Christmas novelties, with other entertain
ing features ios The juveniles. Some rare al
fractions are promised for the New Year, among
OF graphic cartoons illustrating the evils Of in
temperance, with sketches by DR.. Deems
Young America is to be offered at 81 90 hereaf-
ter, with BEAUTIFUL Oil Chrome TO each sub
seriber as a premium. Address W. Jennings
pcm0ses', ass Broadway, NY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13
THE SUN.


TIE WEEKLY Sun b too widsfy known
10 require aSy exteaded recommendatioa; but
the ressons which have already given IL fsly
thousand subscribers, and which will. ne hope,
give il many thousands mere, axe briefly g fol-
lows:
II 10 . 6rss-rase newspaper. An the sews Of
the day viii Be found In il. condensed when I'M
Important, sf full length whra Of moment. and
always presented in clear, inseiligible. and in
tercs,ing manner.
IL 10 6ssi-rase family paper. full Of enter.
tainiag and instructive reading Of every kiad,
bat containing acthing that caa oeead the most
delicate and scTapaloas taste.
II % . 6rss-rate story paper. The hest tales
and romaaces Of current literature are carefully
selected and ieSibly printed in its pages.
u 10 . 6rss-rate agricultural paper. The most
fresh and Instructive articles ON agricultural
topics regularly appear in this department.
II 10 an independent political paper. belong
ing TO no party and wearing no collar. II fights
for pr:acipse, and for the election Of the best
men 10 Office. u especially devoses It's energies
TO the exposure Of the great corruptions that
now weaken and disgrace our country, and
threaten to undermiue republican iustisations
altogether. l, has no fear Of knAves. and asks
no fAvors from their supporters.
II reports the fashions for the ladies and shs
markets for The men. especially the ca,tle-m1r-
kess. TO which IL pays particular attention.
Finally, II is The cheapest paper published -
One dollar year will secure IL for any sabscri.
Der. II Is not necessary to get mp club in or
der to have THE WEEKLY SIN q, this rate
Any one Who sends single dollar will &c, the
paper for q year.
We hare no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SUN.-Eight pages,
hfsy-six columns, sOnly 81 90 year. No dis
counts ftcez this rate.
THE aEMI.wEEKLY sUN.-Sams
size as the Daily Sun 80 90 year. dis
count of go per cent. TO clubs Of 10 or over.
The DAILY SUN.-A large four-pags
newspaper OF twenty-eight columns. Daily cir
cuiation over 100000. All the news for
cents. Subscription price 50 cents . month. OF
80 Goa year. To clubs Of 10 or over, . dis
count Of 10 per cent.
Address. 1.-THE sun. New York City
New -, is13-6;s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

Tur = a-.-u-<~.-, n.
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ex'Sts' ass ssree 90
s'ef and niseat features. naneiy. he
social. til meelIeesual, sud the bssiuese.
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society
-
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soeae,y asaFse.se. rsneea ana enjoyable;
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Ps's " our s.'s'sO" sno our sim. URINE
som'ss'oo q .o"en ne SAID IN the sane
i'e'! assistance IN the .oIk-
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The Grange room il hind IF mora,
club room for The en;ovpen, AZ ho,h 90.
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to euliven the ceremon;e. and man, or,h.
Oranges noxsess l;hr,r;es e., ~. ...
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

NEWS AND OrnER IrLMs The la.cs,
returns from New York do not material
ly vary from first reports. and co.frm the
success of.he Democratic State ticket
Tue Legislature is Republican by small
majority.
The latest returns from Massachusetts
indicate that :he plurality Of Washburne
fs. CS~s.He' ~;li be about II 600
Returns from Kansas indicate th.t the
Farmers ticket have divided the vote with
the Republican.
The New Jersey Legislature. i. is esti-
mated. will have Republican majority Of
IN tue Senate and 4 to in the House.
The House had Republican majority Of
30 last year.
II is estimated that the Senate Of Ma
ryland will contain 90 Democrats to 3
Republicans. aud the House 6S Democrats
to 10 Republicans. The majority for
Woolford. Dem. for Comptroller, in the
state. Is estimated at o0, 900.
The Virginia Legislature will have
Conservative majority on joint ballo. Of
about thirds.
In Mississippi not more than half the
usual vote was p0lled. Large Conserva-
tive gains are reported. Il is believed
Ames has carried the State BY $1,000
majority.
The Republican majority in Minnesota
is estimated at 5000 to I0. 900.
Comstock. Democrat. is reported cleo
ted to Congress from the Fifth Michigan
District by about 200 majority.
From Illinois, returns from twenty. sew.
en- counties show that the Farmers ticke,
has been elected in fifteen, Republican
In ten. and the Democrats in two coun-
ties.
In Wisconsin. for the 6rst tiae since
1850. the Democrats are saceessful.-|
They have elected their State ticket, and
made large gains in the Legislature.
The jury in the Udierscok case has re-.
turned verde, Of murder in the lirs, de.
gree. This is verdict fully warranted
BY the evidence. which vas of the mos,
complete character. Not link was want.
ing in the chain which connected the Nc.
cused with the deed for which he has bee,
called 10 answer.
One Of the significant signs Of the time.
Is movement nov maturing for a union
OF THE farmers sraescs aud labor reform.
ers. The leading mcu of those orr.ni,,.
tons have been consulting and maturing
plans for general cooperation and con.
seI'da'ion. which are now nearly compile
ted.
The situation in France continues .hou,
the same as last wcck reported. The
Count De Chambord has written . note
which places ], beyond the hope Of the
French people making him King. sonse-
qaen'ly II Is generally supposed tina, the
Assembly will pass decree eoa,iasinR
Mcmahon in power for an indefinite time, |
Or tor such time as confidence may b re- |
stored. and stable sovcrnmeas organ |
iscd.
The Western grsngers have adopted The |
sensible PLAZA u settling their disputes By |
mesas Of arbi'rameas Whenever { breach |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

SrrclE PAYusxr DExAxpKD. over
The country the bssiaess men. the ncn
uhoare not mere spectators. ore demand
isg thst the o. 8. Treasury resume specie
paymeat. There must sometime Be N end
70 this paper money business. Why not
noe! The gamblers Of course do not want
Il. bot gsntlers have eoatrelcd the gov
erneat loag enough. The people want to
sc : aoancial hard-paa. They want no
mare Of The tinkefing and menlias Of =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

FERsoSkL.-ln recent issue Of the
Newman (Ga.) Herald. We end IN account
of trial for murder Estate W Csmbs)
in which our late eounsyman. ]. Marshall
Dent. participated IS assisting prosecution.
The Herald. speaking Of the effort Of Mr..
Dent On the occasion. says:
Mr.. ]. N. Dent followed Mr.. Davis
for the State. Mr.. Dent made smooth.
modest. impressive legal argument. play
ing havoc With the hopes Of The prisoners
friends. He said nothing nnkind. yes all
he said VAS to the point and strongly
against Combs. A few more years Of ex-
Pericncc IN roaeh and tumble conflict II
the bar viii give him more cheek and m
enviaols position among attorneys aud
adyocatcs."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

George n. Berry, Of the 6rm Of ]. 4 r. l..
Berry Co. Baltimore. Nd, writes: Having
used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In my family on
numerous occasions in eases Of troublesome
coughs. ! take great pleasure in SAYING. that In
every instance 10 proved very beneficial in az
fording relief. ] therefore ftel no nesiixney
in Recommending il - q. ssiimasle remedy for
Coughs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13
Real Estate for Sale

ME- will sell AZ private sale all the right. Il
W tie and interest Of Col X Zarvoua in
and to valuable tract Of land situated near ,l,r
mouth OF the Paiuxent River, in st Nary's couu.
", containing By survey recently made oS0
acres OF arabic land and 47f acres wood land.
This land Is better known ~ the "MArTAPO-
Nj Estate There is upon the land a large
commodious Dwelling, two Tenement Honsss
and abundant Ou,-houses and wharf.
For terms and further particulars, address or
apply 10
10 F MORGAN,
Leonard'own, Nd.
Rw RASlN,
50 st Paul ST.. Baltimore.
DAVID HAMMETT,
on the premises.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

GUASo, Erc.-The market for Peruvian Gu
ano is very qaiet, and We quote Guanape at SEQ
gold per long ton Of 2, 2lo Tbs, but lots offrom
so TO $50 tons, discount Of so cents to 81 SO
per ton rs allowed The trade 10 Fertilizers ID
brought nearly 10 a stand by the financial dis
'urbances. We still quote the leading makes
at S45@S6o per ton, but the inferior qualities
rule at considerably lower prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13
TERMS OF SALE.
FOR SALE.

"A Nexeellent Dwelling House, in FRS, rate
"A condition. with 90 acres Of land attached
The out-baiidings are modern snd commod =
Gus. The soil Of the land is excellent, and its
condition good. The fencing is new and Of
krst class material.
The situation is wsll suited 20 o Physician.
OF 10 any person desiring comfortable resi-.
dence IN healthy and pleasant locality.
Steamboat commu nicasiol and the y,nerat
saltwater advantages In convenient distance
TO the property.
For tsrus and particulars, address
COMBS 4 DOWNS,
Attorneys for Owners,
Leeasrdisvn, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13
NOTICE.

WISE to engage the services of competent
MILLER for the ensuing year. TO one
VINO can come well recommended q liberal sal.
.iy and constant euploymen ~iIi Be g;ven.-
Apply to JS0 DiLLAHAi, By letter or In Ter
sea, Head Of So Clemenrs bay, 81 Mays soun-
y. Nd.
Oet -, lsI3-im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-13

wAMTEn In q Dental Office
WIN 6Os Baltimore city, a
young man Of some mechanical ingenuity, good
address and liberal education, 10 learn Den,is-
Try. The advertiser 10 q regular graduate of
College. has large practice. and would make
agrecsbe terms with the right kind Of person.
Address DR.. HARDEY, s. Z. cor Green and
Saratoga streets.
Nov IL, ls73-4ts