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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

The COMING PEAcE.-In reply to a
committee Of gentlemen from South Caro-
lima. who visited Washington to urge a
cessation Of prosecutions against Ku- Klux
offenders. At.orney-Gcreral Williams re-
plitd that instructions had already been
issued to stop the prosecutions against Ku-
klux offenders. except in very aggravated
eases, and some of those convicted had a
ready been pardoned. II was the policy
OF the President to pardon them all. keep
ing the most aggravated cases. however,
until the last.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

Every reader Of Tie Aliiine Tor Auessk
d sure to b chssncd With in besutifai
and seasoasbls illussrssicsa. - well -
pleased with its fresh and piquans lisesa-
y contents. A magniseens fall.page ma
riae view epms the Number. fror the pen
ell Of N. r. n. de Haas. n. A.. one Of
our grezs painters u water scenes. Il Is
a truthful sketch OF what may be seen al
most soy day on Long Islaad Soand.-
Mr.. r. T. Vsnee. Who has made the re-
gion study. contributes . series Of origi-
nal pictures Of the grand Adirondack
mountains and lakes. which are very time
~. As that region is nov full Of pleasure
seekers. There is page-Pieirre Of Lake
Colden.' remarkable for It's, lights and
shadows. depth and feeling; one Of AVA.
lanche Lake. another Of Calamity Pond
Br"ok;' aud charming one Of Plume
Falls Of the Opalescence;'-four a. 6ne
views frcm the proposed great National
Park. as ever appeared in any Art jour
nal. A tender and eloquent full-page
picture illustrates poem called A Good
Dog The remaining illustrations. al
6ne works Of art. are Group Of Deer by
Specht; The Explapssion. after uerpfer;
'Vot Doesh Yon Pebbles r . humorous
sketch BY W. NJ. Cary; 'Shoo Fly and
Picking Flowers.' The literary ecntenss
Of The Atdime keep pace with its gems Of
art. and are this month unusually inter.
es'ing. There are two delightful stories i:
The Crows Requiem BY Erckmanr.
Chatrian. and "A Craven Imsge.' BY Cla-
"a +. Guernsey. The miscellaneous ar.
ticles are Across the Atlantic in an Old
Liner from the pen Of that graceful sketcl,
writer. Charles Dawson Shanly; odd New
England Traits Natures Forest Vol.
ume. pleasantly written BY Elizabeth
S,oddard; and very amusing article cal
led Press Oddities by Gath Brittle -
Music. Art aud Literature receive, each,
careful attention. The poems in thi,
numbcr are. Found Wanting by Mary
e. Bradley; An Uncollcc.cd Sonnet Of
Edgar A. Poe;' On the River by 10.
bert Kelly Weeks; aud "A Good Dog,
By y. Lang. Subscription price S.. in.
GLIDING Chromos " Village Belle" ard
Crossing the Moor" James Sutton /
Co., publishers. So Maiden Lane.
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BENEFICIARY ScnotAEsH,rs FOR Mxp.-

BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS YoR Mxpr-
CAL STUDENTS Trustees Of the Lou
isville (Ky.) Medical College have crca-
ted number Of Beneficiary Scholarships.
for the benefit Of the poor bu, deserving
young men seeking . 6rst-ciass medical
education. One Beneficiary student il
received from each Senatorial District OF
any State, and one from each Congression-
al District Of the different States. Sons
Of physicians and elergymen are very pro-
perly accorded Beneficiary Scholarships.
Each Scholarship Is worth to the recipien,
Of !, $500. ara those receiving saeh aid
are known only to the Dean. Mode ol
obtaining . Beneficiary Scholarship learned
by applying to ID. Z. s. Gaillard. Dean.
Louisville. Ky. As the next session be-
gins in September. ell young men need
iss aid SHOULD arrly as carly as possible.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

RErREsnIxG RAISs.-Since our last is.
sue. two copious showers have visited our
eounty-onc on Sunday, the other on
Monday-bo,h being general. Under
their refreshing influence, vegetation Of
all kinds has revived and is now looking
life-like and vigorous. The corn crop is
particularly noticeable for its improved
appearance and the tobacco plants are
manifcsting tendency to "s.ar.-of" in
real earnest The late rains have also en-
ab!cd many "a ncrs 70 begin following
and latter garden vegetables are already
displaying the happy effects of these life
giving showers. From the swollen and
overlooking condition Of the runs and rivu-
let's hcrcabouts and in other sections OF
the county after the lastshower, the know
ing ones are confident that there was a
heavier fall of water for the time of its du-
ration on Monday than has occurred in
our county for many years past. Much
fencing was swept away or displaced. the
lands in many places dreadfully washed
and We have heard of several mills that
were badly broken by the food.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

TnE BUTLER Panic in MASSACHUSETTS.
AS the time for holding the Republican
State Convention in Massachusetts, draws
nigh. something very like panic exer.
cises 1.-THE purest and best" Of the old Bay
State. The Atlantic Monthly gives thi.
61c portrait Of Gen. Butler. who i. looked
upon Us ''the fate" Of Massachusetts,:
beginning az lawyer Of low reputa-
ton. he worked his wav up to the posi-
ton Of strenuous partisan; and then con.
verting his reputation for party fidelity
into capital. he placed it at the disposal
oe the party to which he was the sworn foe.
Then enlisting in the war. and distinguish
ing himself for his administration of cap
tured city. he made use OF this reputation
to gain for himself the command Of other
military expeditions. in which he succeed
ed in burlesqu;ng every operation of war.
"At the return Of peace he got him
self elected a member Of Congress, and
has since then advocated every scheme
Of plumber which his or any ones j, j..
gently has been able to devise; his la
test performance has bccn the passage
Of an act securing for these services the
increase of his own salary: lie is nei.
Their \ fine orator nor skiilful legisla-
tor. None of his rolisica! schemes have
as yet come to anything Of Importance,
but with each new failure his power
has increased. while his wealth already
places him beyond all reach Of disast.r.
He has always displayed the utmost CO, i.
tempt even for the appearance Of deccncy =.
anJ has avowcd himself almost in one
breath q reformer and cynical skcptic
as to any attempts at reform"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHElr.-The receipts Of Southern Wheat are
coming in more freely, amounting TO, Thursday
inclusive, IA, O60 bushels The market has
ruled quiet with . gradual shrinkage Of values,
which is most marked in the medium and lower
qualities, of which, in the last few days. the re-
ceipis are largely composed. The demand has
been both from shippers and mil,evs. and the
offerings were all sohi es follows: 4, oeO bushels
common 10 good white at l45G l56 cents, G, 900
bushels prime to choice do. at l70(Tl1S cents
SO, 900 bushels fair TO prime rcd at i5o(al6s
cents, aud ~ 600 bashels prime to Choice amber
at l6sGl72 cents. At the close we quote
prime to choice white At lsoSI7s cents, choice
amber at les cents, and good to prime red st
l5s6le3 cents. The receipts OF Western and
Pennsylvania were very light, and the only
sales reported were 400 bushels Kentucky white
at los cents, 2,soo bushels Pennsylvania red a,
l45(al55 cents, aud l, 200 do. Western amber
at l5S(a leo cents.
CoRx-The market for Western Corn ha.
ruled very dull during the pas, week, and prices
being scarcely ANY demand. The stock In Ele-
,atcr Is eqnal TO the carariiy Of the warehouse.
and we understand there are now as the pier and
on the way, some 800 TO 900 cars, for the CON-
teais Of which th~re Is no storage room. The
quantity gone into Elevator this week il only
about $1,000 bushels, bot tf,e sexual receirts
are in excess Of any sne week this yer. The
sales Of which we are advised are 4, 600 bushels
mixed, for August delivery At sci cents; 20, 600
bushels for Jaiy delisery .: 51i cents; $1,000
bushels MIXED IN Elevator ~ s7GsJ} cents;
1,eeo bnsheis yellow and low naked a. 5eEA02
cents; 2, 2o0 bushels white as es(G,I5 cepfs, and
u. 900 bushels rejected ct 4s@ss etnts The
receipts Of Soaihesa eonsinGe very meagre,
amounting only 70 8 600 bushels, which was
sold - sstsss esatsfor white, and es(Ss7 cents
Tor ysli0s.
OArs.-The market has been unsettled dur
ing the past seek. and prices bate sgain de-
follows; 4, 500 bushels Southern NJ <sS59 eeets,
2. 200 bushels Pennsylvania at so(e53 ceats;
Z, 900 bushels bright Western ~ {. sss csats.
AH6 5, 600 bushels mixed do. at 44(Gs62 cent
Te-4ay NC ane,e mixed wsstrTs al a3t{t ersts;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

TnE GREAT BALrrxoKE FfRE.-The
most disastrous ere in extent of surface, il
no. in snosnt Of loss. says the Daily Ca
sere, that has erer occurred in Baliimore,
broke out on Friday last and for seven
hours continued its rxvagcs. The area
burned over extended from Lexington
street on the south % Mulberry street On
the porth and from Liberty street on the
east to Larew's alley. near Howard street.
on the west. Bot The cosrse Of the fire
was exceedingly giraffe. leaping as it did
the entire block besweea Saratoga and
Mulberry. and continuing it's work Of de-
struc,ion on the north side 81 Mulberry
street.
Two churches were brned-the Gen.
trail Presbyterian and the English Luther
an. and others. including the Cathedral.
caught fire but were only partially dam
aged. The number Of houses entirely de.
stroycd may be roughly estimated at cigh-
'y-,hrce. and some twenty or twenty one
were partially burned. To many cases.
everything within the houses fell sacri-
fee to the flames. while much damage, and
no small loss. was sustained in the reno.
val Of furniture from houses either sup.
posed TO be in the line Of the FIRE. or seri.
ously threatened. but which escaped en-.
tirely. The total loss will in all proba.
bili,y not fall far short of million dollars,
aud may exceed somewhat that sum.
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Js'y H. $50,

PrEsoxsi.-Wc notice with both pride
and pleasure ,ha, our old friend, Dr.. Rich
ard +. Sutton, formerly of this county. at
present Of Rome. ~ Y. is obtaining high
distinction in his adopted home as an or.
a'or in behalf Of temperance. TO those
who. like the writer. knew something of
the ora,orical gifts and promises of the
Doctor in his youth. the fame be he's OBJ
tanned and is obtaining as speaker will
excite little astonishment. "Thc child is
father Of the man." and hence we were
prepared TO learn that in recent address
before an Oneida County Temperance
gathering. he acquitted himself in man
ncr TO obtain and deserve universal ap-
rlausc and approval. Says local paper.
speaking of his ciTor,-"The Doctors Ian
guagc was rhetorical. bis logic trenchan,
and his delivery rapid. He treated the
subject psychologically. socially and po!it-
ically. and did it ample justice. Being
on radical ground, be stands where all tie
medical professions must come. sooner or
later"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS. a gen.
tleman who was present at the Republican
gathering at the Clifton Factory on Sa,ur-
day evening last. we learn that the meet
ing was very well attended. and organ
isci. on motion Of Rev. Bennett II. Smith.
by selecting YIN. II Foster. as President.
and J. NJ. Leach, as Secretary. Rev.
Mr.. Smith, after organization, addressed
the meeting in his usual forcible and orr.
ginal style. and. We learn. tina, his speech
was we'll received by the audience. After
Mr.. Smith had concluded. Capt. Asa A.
Lawrence. being present. was repeatedly
called for, in answer to which, he made
quite lengthy speech. explaining the
duty Of republicans in the present canvass.
insisting that upon the success OF the Re-
publican Party depended the perma-
ncni improvement Of the country at large
and the general welfare of all citizens
lie urged his colorcd friends to cndcaror
TO improve their condition by living a life
Of temperance and by striving to elevate
themselves in the scale of morals. Bv
thus doing. they would command the
respect Of all right-,hinkipg people. A,
the conclusion Of the Captains remarks.
the meeting adjourned with three cheers
for the speaker and the Republican party.
There was. also. another Republican
meeting on the same evening at ]. A.
Bonds Store. New Port. aud this also was
largely attended. va learn. considering
that il was only intended to be a neigh
borhoOd gathering and was in such near
proximity to the Factory meeting. This
meeting passed of pleasantly. the discus.
sion Of some excellent fsb, that had been
caugh, and prepared for the occasion.
experimenting tie usual ora,crical display.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

Here i. is! The August number Of
Woods Household Magazine! 1t brings
with it a ray Of sunshine which reaches
clear to the heart. We always feel better
for reading it. and i. will make any house
hold brighter that it enters. Among the
many articles Of the present number are:
Advice to Young Men. by Hon. Joel
Parker; A Glimpse at the Siamese, by
Karl Kase; The Other Girl Of the Period !,
by Mary Hartwcll: Darkness. by H. v.
Osborne; Old Pinchem. No. II. by Cha..
Dickinson. &c., &c. Price of this Mag.
azinc only one dollar a year. Address,
Woods Household Magazine, Ncwburgh.
N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

JUVENILE MIxsTRELs.-Thc Juveniles
of LeOnardtOwn propose giving an enter
tainmcnt on Friday next. August LIST, at
the Court House. 1t will be amateur min
istrelsy, interspersed with comic dramas.
and at the close the celebrated juvenile
orator of our town will deliver Q "Wo-
mans Rights speech.
The performance will commence at s
o'clock, p. IN.
Price ofadmission, 25 cents. Children
under twelve years Of age, 10 cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

The American Farmer for August is
received. The editors Of this journal sue
coed each month in presenting to their
readers most substantial array Of sound
and seasonable matter. and whilst the con-
tents are varied. they embrace nothing
but what is useful and solid. The present
is emphatically a Wheat number, though
no other subject fails to receive timely at
tcntiop. the correspondence being even
unusually full and interesting.
Published BY Samuel Sands 4 Son,
Baltimore. Nd. at 81 so a year or a,
81 in clubs Of Eve or more. Specimen
numbers will be sent free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

SrAIx.-There Is news from Spain eve
~ day-startling news every twenty four
hours. Here are few Of the headings
In the New York Herald "Revol, of the
Navy Against the Republic "Dcmcr-
aliza,ion of the Fleet and Iusurrectiouist
Daring :" 1.-THE Red Flag of the Com
mime Run Up Powerful War Vessels
in the Hands Of tho Prctcnders!!" Meet
ing in the Army and Regimcntal Revolt ~
The Ban Of Piracy Approved BY the Par
lament
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primary MEETINGS. AND
COUNTY CONTENTION.

In accordance with the Recommendation o.
fhe cmocratIr State Central Committee. ut a
nccilug bed IN Baltimore on the 18th Of June
1873 tie Democratic Conservative Voters Of 81
Garrs Comfy are requested TO meet NJ the re-
s,aeii,e places Of LOltiSs Polls in each Election
District, on
SATURDAY, the 2rd Of AUGUST, 1873,
% select TEN DELEG ATEs 10 attend a county
Cow enton, 10 lie held ia Leonard;own, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th Of AUGUST,
for the pur: ose Of selecting THREE DELE
GATES TO :rpTes"nt the county in a State Con-
vcuilon, 10 be held IN baltimore city, on TUES
DAY. the l.ih day q August; 1873, which v i'll
Lave power e. nominate candidates TO Comp
'rniier Of he Treasury aud Clerk OF III Corr,
OF Appeals.
u! order Of the
Democratic and Conservative
IAECUTINE COMMITTEE
for -. Mays county.
Tsfy IL ts-r.
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PRrM.rY MEETINGS on SATURDAY NEXT.
Our democratic readers will bear in mind
that Saturday next. the End of August.
has been fixed upon by the County Cen
trail Committee Of their party for primary
meetings to elect ten delegates to represent
each district in County Convention. TO be
convened at Lconaritown on Tuesday. the
9Th Of August. As stated in the call OF
the Central Committee, the purpose Of this
County Convention will be to select three
delegates to represent St. Mary's county
III the Democratic State Convention, which
assemblies in Baltimore on Tue sday, the
l.th Of August. this latter body meeting
to nominate candidates for Comptroller of
the Treasury and Clerk of the Court of
Appeals. As the democracy of St. Ma
ry's is in genuine accord and entirely har-
monious in seeking the nomination Of Col.
DENr for the frs. position on the State
Ticket. it is anticipated that tho dclibera-
tions. both of the primaries" and the
County Convention. will be distinguished
BY unity OF purpose aud brotherly agree
ment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

TnE RrruRiicAx STATE CoxtExrtoy.-
The Republican State Central Committee
met in Baltimore on Thursday. the 18th
instant, and fixed upon Frederick City as
the place Of holding their State Ceavcn-
ton. and Friday. the 18th Of September.
rs the time for the assembling Of the same.
The primary meetings in the counties
will be held on Saturday, the 9th Of Sep
tember, and in Baltimore on the 9th.
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Nkkf WASiINGTON will run as follows
Leave Pier No. 8 Light street wh.rf every
WEDNESDAY night at 10 clock
for Patnxent river direct far up as Hills
L,ndirg Returning, leave Hills Landing
every Friday morning at o'clock for Bsl,i-
more. calling a. all the landings for Frsish,
and Passengers, and At Governor's Rus and
Plum Point on her trip to Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning at 6 O'Clock
for Patuxent river, via Plum Point aud Gov.
ernor's Run, far up as Hil"s Laudiue. Re
turning. leave Nottingham every Monday
morning at O'Clock, Tor Baltimore, calling
At oil the landings FOR frei hit and passengers
going and returning.
Leave every Tuesday morning At 9 O'Clock
ET Patuxens river, via Flum Point and Gov
errors Run, far up ~ Benedict. Returning,
leave Benedict every Wednesday morning At
8 O'Clock for Baltimore, calling at all the
landings both ways.
Freight received At No. Tobacco Ware
house Wharf: Wednesdays, for abelI's VII IT.
and all landings above Benedict; Thursd avs.
ior Plum Point and Governors Run. and all
the landings on the river far up as Hills
Lnndin;; Mondays for all the landings far up
as Benedict.
July 81, ls13-u
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BAIrIMoRE NOMINATIONS. demo.
cratic conservative convention, which me,
in Baltimore On the 2l,a Of July. instant.
nominated Mr.. Augustus Albert for sher-
III. to succeed Colonel George p. Kane.
aud also selected Mr.. Simon J. Mar,ene,
Is city surveyor. Mr.. Albert was Col.
Names predecessor in the sher:aal,y. Mr..
Mar,enc. is the prescn, iucaa.bcn. Of the
oh,e f,r which he is rcuomiua,ed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

TnrozS o. THE Goss- UDpxRzook CaIxx.
-Presuoin9 that the mu,ilated remains
Of the NJ found murdered In Penn<yl-
vania an1krsslly the remains Of W. s.
Goss. ~ that this crime ~.s perPesrs.cd
BY Uddtrscok. or any one interested in
the recovery Of the large anoant Of money
issued ujon the life Of W. s. Co.'s. the
motives prompting to the deed we're. pos
sibly. se|eollows:
Cos tss reported 10 have lost his life
by barliRg in February. 1872. seventeen
ncaths 70. IL Il be true. as now be-
lie -. that this VAS systemat-
10 ffsal tnd that the remains found IN the
burned bulldog were the remains Of some
discarded subject Of the dissecting table.
or procured from . graveyard. then. ne
cessarily. Mr.. Goss had . tedious time Of
il hiding away all thi. time somewhere out
of the reach Of the sharp-eyed detectives
Of the insurance companies. 1t is belicv-
ed that he had very little money when he
was bulletined among the deal. not BY any
means sufficient TO support him: therefore.
these most deeply interested in keeping
his great secret must have had to furnish
him the means Of support. 1t is said that
bis habits bad been quite Incorporate, and
as drunken men are not good at keeping
secrets. II is presumed that Ulicszouk
was frightened at the prospect Of Goss
looming up into real life again. and thus
exposing himself. Udderzook, and others
to prosecution 70. conspiracy and perju-
~. and so it was determined to make way
With bis troublesome friend. The consid.
Grafton before his mind might have been.
on one hand. the avoidance Of an uupleas-
ant exposure Of the fraud, and the conse-
quent loss Of the profits which he might
MT unressonably have expected to derive
as his share for securing the insurance
money for the widow; and. on the other
hand. the hope Of forcing the payment Of
the insurance upon Goss's life, If Goss
were really dead beyond doubt.
The amour. insured upon Goss's life was
S25. 900. divided among four companies.
as follows: First. policy. for S.. 900 in
the Mutual Life Insurance Company o:
New York. o. F. Breese. Esq. Baltimore.
agent; second. S.. 900 in the Continental
Company; third. $4,000 in the Knickcr-
booker Company. aud fourth $4,000 in
Travellers (AcciientaD Company.
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Notice to Teachers.

"HE Teachers Of the Pablie Schools
II ere hereby notiied that the updes-
sighed 10 nov prepared to pay then their
salaries for Spring Term. ls73. There
will be = meeting Of the Board On
THURSDAY. The llth Of August.
snd Teachers are notified 10 fle their re-
ports for the summer Term ending 3fss
July. 1875. With the undersigned, prior
10 the above date.
]. FRANK FORD,
Treasurer.
July "a. 1S73-2t.
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Uaeerstoscn Seminary
For Young Ladies.

The Fall Term Of this popular Institution viii,
commence ON Monday, the first OF September
next. Parents or Guard ans desiring n school
of the highest character. at moderate rates, for
their Children OF " ards, apply for information
10 the Principal. Rev JOHN MORON, d D..
Hagersiown, Maryland.
July 81, le53-lms
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New Advertisements.
CLIFTON
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

Stutleap prepared for the rnivtgssty u Virgin
To AP Fsyro e EFREs cd AA Ra.s sfa
ryIssd, Chas. ana Robert Clageii, Esqs-, Prince
Georges Co.; II. c. Dalixm asd Col. Charles
Marshall, Baltimore. .Arkansas, W. II. John
500, Esq, Rives Landing, Arkansas Hitter
Louisiana, @. g. Trudcaa. Esq, Parish 50
James; Jcssu s. Wallis. ESQ. New Orleans.
yirginiA, the twe Biskcps 81 r. b. Church, and
Col. Chas. venable, Chairman Of Faculty Uni
versisy Virginia.
L JAQrEI.IN AMBLER.
Principal.
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NOTICE.

THE Ladies Of ST Georges Congregation will
g,se q DIN N Err in the church yard OF
their church on SATURDAY, August the s,h,
" fair, II not. the frst fair day thereafter, for
the beneft Of their church. Refreshments will
also be provided on the occasion, and the pub.
lie are respectfully invited.
Jniy 81, lsIy-tda
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ply tend - establish What everybody
knows. dredging npon prohibited
grounds leues- in spite Of the officers
Of the - - snd the tss sloops; that
they ere ssaLeient n ssaber to guard
all point nj the steamer Is SEEN at .
great d. eee. and BY watch boats and
signals r ~ dredgers avoid detectioa !:
bat there ~ no testimony vhasever. IN
the oricil q she Baar1. 70 iueulpate Cap
tain Tin - In the slightest degree in a
charge negleet ofduiy. and the Board.
without moments hesitation. unanimous
y aequit him Of the charge"
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NOTICE.

THE Ladies Of 81. Mary's church Till give a
, dinner for Tire benefit of their church on
THURSDAY, the 1,h Of August, at the Cow
ernors Spring. on the farm Of DIR Bronze
The public are earnestly requested to stiend.
July 81, ls7s-tas