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COMMUNICATED.
10 F. MORGAN, Sec.

Mr.. Editor The writer Of this paper
is an old democrat. never having. since
he was entitled to vote. voted any other
than the democratic ticket and for demo
Gratis. OF late years. he has taken no very
cctive interest in party matters beyond vo-
ting his opinions at the polls. and has not
attended. that he rccollects. any political
meeting beyond the limits of his own dis
trict for four or FIVE years. Having been
invited, however. BY friend on Saturday
last to attend republican meeting near
st. Joseph's church. aud being curious to
hear what the republicans speakers had to
say, he accepted the invitation and attend
ed. The meeting in question he found to
be very much Ike other political meetings.
and us he did not GO to report the remarks
Of the different speakers or the proceedings
of the meeting. even if he had been quail
fled to do so. he has no opinions to ex-
press about the arguments used. the incl
dents of the meeting or the statements
made by the different speakers, further
than villa. follows. Among the speakers.
was Capt. A. 4. Lawrence, Of your town,
aud among other statements that he made
was one that very much surprised me and
will perhaps astonish other natives. y
Capt. Lawrence was making an argument
to the republicans present to prove to them
that they (rippctt, Davis and their crowd.
he said were of no acccunO should sup
port such Independent Democrats as the
Republicans had or should select as their
candidates, and he gave as a reason for
this support that the Independent Demo-
Gratis had supported the different members
of their party who were candidates in
II. and that in 1872. they had cut the
name of Mr.. Merrick. the Democratic NOM
ince for Congress from their tickets and
filed the blank with the name of Mr.. Al
bert. the Republican nominee. And much
more he said to the same effect. and In
praise of what the Independents Demo-
Gratis had done for the Republican party
aud expected hereafter to do for that par
ty. Now. Mr.. Editor. is it q fact. that
the independent Democrats acted in the
manner tina. Capt. Lawrence describes in
1871? and more than all. is it fact that
they cut Mr.. Merrick for Albert in ~:
Ali have to say is. IL this is SANDER it
is not the SANDER of an
EYE WITNESS.
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ExrERFEIsE.-The Murray Hill Pub
fishing Company, 100 East 2Sth Street.
have just made arrangements with THE
Graphic Company" for further $4,000
Of that unique chrome. Throw Physic to
the Dogs" copy of which they presen,
to every purchaser Of DR.. Foote'S most
popular book, I'ldiH Home Talk ard
-!Ntdiieol Common .Serse.
Both chrome and volume seem to have
touched the mirth and sympathy Of the
people. 1, is to the credit Of the Doctor
tina, he designed the picture which Bisp-
ham has so admirably painted. The Doc
Tor Is strongly new school" and eau az
ford to humOroasly illustrate on canvas
The exclamation Of Macbeth. Throw Phys.
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lCoxMrxIcArED.
PRmARr MEErIxo or LEosARproSx DIS
- fRIef. ArGusT End, 1878.

The meeting vas called TO order BY DE-.
Charles Combs. who nominated Col. Jas
8. Do~ns Cor presiding officer ofihe meet
ing. which nsmisation was carried. Col.
Downs on taking the chair made few re-
marks stating the object Of the meeting.
and announced that the regular business
Of the meeting was in order.
On motion Of Col. James T. Blakis-
tone, 10. F. Morgan was appointed Sec
Rotary Of the meeting.
Hon. b. G.. Harris then took the floor
and stated that be had motion to make,
but before making it he would ask per-
mission Of the meeting to make few re-
marks. which permission was granted
The gentleman then spoke in effect. as fol-
lows:
Mr. Chairman Notwithstanding the
notice given. there appears but comparative
ly few Of our party here to-day to take
part in our proceedings. / can account
for it but in one way and that is that there
is 4 perfect unanimity with the democrats
Of this district. and: | think. may say.
Of this county. in favor of the nomination
of Col. JONI T. DESr as the party can
didate f,r the COMPREHENSIVE ofthe Treas
ury. All Of us know Col. DESr. and al.
who know him everywhere can voach for
that integrity and intelligence which quail
ify him for this high and important trust
and justify our confidence IN him. But
this. though an important view. is not the
only view that we assembled in q party
meeting must take Of this. by Us much
desired nomination. We present Col.
DENT as a true and faithful democrat
who has heretofore stood up and bravely
asserted and defended the principles of
our party sin times that tried mems souls"
These times have to a certain extent passed
away. and it is but just and proper that
the people should desire to honor one in
more peaceful times who was SO true and
faithful in times Of trouble and danger
But my object in rising on this present
occasion was not for the purpose of re-
commenting Col. DENT to your consider
alton, for you all know him we'll, but for
the purpose Of accomplishing the object of
this meeting at this late hour of the day
by dispensing with the usual formalities
of this kind. therefore move the follow
ing resolution:
Resolred, That on this occasion it is un-
necessary to use the ballot for the election
Of our delegates to the County Convention.
and We therefore dispense Herewith and
will take the vote rira roce aud in mass.
The resolution was unanimously car
ricd.
Mr.. Harris then nominated the follow
ing named gentlemen to represent this
district as delegates to the County Con-
ventiou to assemble on Tuesday next. viz:
Col. James S. Downs. DR.. WIN. j. Eie-
len, II. Stanislaus Jlrboe, Zach. Mat
tingley. Young Z. Dawkins, James T.
Abel, James c. Greenwich. John Dilla-
hay. Col. James 7. Blackstone and Robs.
c. Combs, which nomination was unani-
mously carried.
On motion. three hearty cheers were
given for C,l. JONI T. DENT. The meet
ing then adjourned.
JAMES S. DOWNS,
Chairman.
10 F. MORGAN, Sec.
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- [conxuxrcArED.
The annual commencement Of Public
School No. 4 Of Lnsaardtewn district,
under the tpteIsge of Joseph w. Colds
borough. ESQ. took plsce on Saturday.
the 2ad inss-. and vas largely attended
by both ladies' and gentlemen.
Sweet music lent its softsping influences.
and the day. Notwithstanding ste inten-
sity Of the heat. passed OF pleasantly aud
agreeably.
A number Of the pupils delivered ora
tons. etc including two original produc-
tons, all Of which were rendered in very
happy manner, aud did credit alike TO
themselves and their respected teacher
and the best evidence Of their success was
the applause which they received from the
intelligent audience.
After the close Of the speeches OF the
students. Mr. Benz. III. Camalier. who
was present. being called upon BY their
teacher to address them. responded in a
few encouraging words. congraiulaiing
them upon the success they had attained.
and urging them to persevere onward in
the causc Of education, reminding them
that education no, only brought joy and
gladness to their hearts in the outside
world. but added charms to the pleasures
OF home. binding more closely the sacred
ties. q family. affection, etc.
After paying high aud worthy CON-
plimeut TO their efficient teacher. the speak
er closed with bis best wishes to the stu
dents for a bright and happy vacation. etc.
Mr.. Goldsborough then presented somc
handsome testimonials to the pupils for
their good department aud attention to
studies during the year. after which q
sumptuous dinner was served By the kind
patrons Of the school. in which all present
participated. and as the shades of evening
gathered round. the company quietly dis
persed. after having spent most delight
ful and happy day.
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A CARD.

Our customers viii please send rs i'm
mediate notice whenever their Sewing
Machines need adjusting or any instruc-
ton in their use is desired.
Our interest not being second TO that
Of purchasers Of Machines in their sue
cessful operation. We hold ourselves IN
readiness ut all times to render any ne
cessary and practicable assistance.
We are particularly DESTROYS that eve
~ Howe machine sold BY our Agents
should be used successfully and give en-
tire satisfaction. and Cor that purpose viii
spare neither pains or expense.
TuE HowE MACHINE Co.., No. SO ".
Charles ST., Baltimore, Md.
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81. MARI'S BEACON
LEoyAgDTowY, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING, August 7th, 1873.

News AND OrHvR Norrsgs --The pub
LEGATION Of the annual statement Of the
CJuniy Commissioners for the current
year, which will be found on our frs,
pase. has necessarily circumscribed our
reading space this week to very narrow
limits.
The Concert. etc., Of our Juvenile
fiends NJ the Court House on Friday
night last vas largely attended. we learn.
and was very well received BY the audi
encc present.
The Maryland State Teachers Associ-
alton viii hold its annual meeting at Ha-
eerstown. Nd. on the 9th. % b and
Goth Of August, instant.
We regret to state. that Mr.. James NJ.
Hayden and wife were both badly injur-
cd on Friday morning last byl being thrown
from the wagon 10 which ,heyNwerc rid
Raeaipst fence. the horse attached to
The saagos taking fright. Mr.. Hayden
guiding the animal towards the fence to
prevent his running further. and for self
protection. Besides several severe contu-
=;Ons received BY both parties, the arm OF
Mr.. Hayden was broken by his fall and
the breast Of Mrs. oHayde was found to
have been penetrated by a large splinter
TO the Iung. The parties soon after the
accident were conveyed to their home and
ut latest accounts, though neither were
thought to be ont ofdanger. both were re-
gardsa as improving.
In an alteration OIL Friday last at the
Factory. young man named Price, stab
bed another young man. named Saunders,
but not seriously. we learn. Price was
subsequently, held to bail for 81 900 for
his appearance at court. The cause Of
quarrel is unknown 10 u.s..
James Cooper. colored. was committed
tojail on Monday morning last by Mr..
Justice Morgan charged with stealing
Sl5 from Albert Hayden, also colored.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WuFAT-The receipts Of Southern Wheat
continue very light for the season, amounting,
Thursday inclusive TO 30, 900 bushels, which is
below the expectations of dealers. The mark
ct opened dull, and with a tendency TO lower
figures. but she demand becoming more active
in the las; day or two, the feeling is stronger
aud prices of the prime and choice grades ad-
yanc.d ?G3 cents per bushel portion Of
the offerings we're held over for day or two AT
the opening of The week, but they have since
been taken up, the sales being rs follows:
$500 bushels common 10 prime white At l45G,
los cents, bulk at l60@,l65 cents: 10, 900 do
common 10 fair red az ii0(a l55 cents; $4,000
do. good TO prime do. at l55tGl63 cents, and
10, Ov0 do. amber at l62G l6I cents. AT the
close wequo;e prime to choice white a, l65G
l1o cents; choice amber at lG5G l67 cents. aad
good to prime red at l5s@,i6 3 cents. The re-
ceipis of Pennsylvania and Western ere also
very moderate, and were all sold as follows:
!, 900 bushels kentucky white a, 1900 los cents;
500 do. Western do. at l5cG,lje cents; 600
do. do. amber at l50@s 81 eents- 1000 do. do
red at l45Gl+s ceats, and ;, 5Ve do. Pennsyl-
vania red al li39l2O cents.
CoRx-The market for Western Corn con-
tinues very dull, and the prices of mixed in
Elevator IS lola esnts lower since our last re-
view. The stock in elevator is still very large
and bat q small quantity has been stored during
the week the scarcity OF vessels preventing ship
merts 20 any extent The sales reported were
~, 900 bushels mixed At 5el cents, and l,6Oo
bushels low mixed at c. cents, both lots in Eie.
vaior; 1000 do. white, to arrive, on private
terms; 2o,oco do. mixed for delivery last half
Of August, at SIS cents; TO- 600 do, in all Sep
tember, a. 59A csnis, and 5000 do rejected q;
44tas55 cents. The receipts Of Southern are
nearly nominal, and We note the market for
white active and firm, with sales Of 1000 TO
;, 500 bushels At s5tas5 cents. but yellow Is
dull, . few lois selling at 5s@5e cents.
OArs.-The receipts Oats continue liberal,
and the market is dali and heavy NJ lower
prices. The sales reported amount 70 &c 600 bush
els, as follows, ls,Oo0 bushels mixed Western
Al 3sGa43 cents, the former for inferior; 5000
do bright do. at s3G4s ceats. and 5000 do,
Southern al 43Ca&s cents. Al the close We
quote Southern and bright Western af 43Gf5
csats, and naked Western At ietaS2 eeats.
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representative. ID this Convention. that
Col JouS r. DExr is the choice Of said
party for the position Of Comptroller ofihe
State Of Maryland. and the delegates Sc
lec'cd here to-day 10 the State Convention
are herewith instructed TO cast their votes
for Col. DEST and to use all honorable
means 10 secure his nomination.
On motion Of Col. Blackstone. the DEL
ceases elect who shall be in attendance ct
ibe State Convention we're empowered to
east the full vote Of the county.
On motion, the Convention thea ad-
journed.
c. BILLIxosLxY, Prcst.
P. e. WIsH, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

THE Judges Of the Orphans Court Of Saint
J. Mary's county, having been advised by
letter from the Trustees Of Baltimore Female
College, that q vacancy now exists in the Free
Scholarships OF said institution, and Saint Ma
rvs county being entitled under the law to enc
Of said scholarships, notice 10 hereby givse thet
application for sid position win be received ~
considered ~ q and % the second
TUESDAY OF AUGUST NETT,
at whaln lAaer date the appointmen, win be
made. The pupil selected viii be admitted
to all the Instruction given in the College and
TO ail1he privileges Of the normal class, and all
necessary books. without any charge whatever.
~ order OF the Orphans Court
Of 81 Mary's eounty, Nd,
RALET,
q Registe-.
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NOTICE.

THE Ladies belonging to The congregation Of
Our Lady's Chapc, Mrdley's Neck, will
give "a DINNER on the land OF Mr.. BIZ Abc.i,
adjoining the Chapel on SATURDAY, the 10th
of August, instant, il air, if not, the first fair
day thereafter, for the benefit of the church
Refreshments will he provided for ,h- occasion
and Will be disposed Of at moderate rates. The
public are invited.
August I, ls13-td.
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Ryw.-The reinss have b~en vesy 1nesx3X
and the market, although dall, 10 . shxae art
-er, and ore note he fewlp:s o6kriag sold AZ sal
IS censs Coz faifte prPA
Toseers-The ms ortions Of 81 rcescco ID
ring The wrek unxs~r r1eieu, were nAcnt e0n.f ~
those OF she week pre- s5ons. We noee the markets
ally. The apoers Of Ohio rseuired Coz s'e rrvnsh
uere no purchases ons that account this week
The sales amounted TO seo 60 SEQ. hhds. for
Bremen. Duisbarg and Austria. Mxsx land wAs-
more quiet. owing To small, stock Offering. aud
the sales were limited 10 ahoat 400 hhis., prin-
cipally for France sad Bremen. There was .
fair inquiry Cor Kentucky and Virginia and thu
sales reached about $50 hhds. At steady priess-
Tie expors during she week we're 6sl hhds. %
RoiteraArn. and ,537 hh3s. 10 Havre; total
3,2ls hhis. We quote to-day Is follows:
Naryland-sros,ed q uasound, $s.ssS $500
sound common, 5000 eco
I" good do, 6.Oa(A. Too
Z" middline, T.so(as 900
I" good to ine red, lo.Oo(a 1890
Z" fancy, l+.ooeS 1000
Z" upper country, 5000 35-ea
Z" grnrnd leaves, 4.0o6 epa
Cease, Efc--ne note a fair supply 81 cLin-
cha Island Guano in dealers hands, which Is
selling at $50 per ton of :, 600 lbs, currency.
but there is no sio~k in agents hands. Qua
nare we quote at 500 rer- long tnnjn los Of
10 TO SO tons, with a deductions Of so cents 90
81 so per ton for lots from SO TO $50 tons
There is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers. and the leading makers command
S+s@S50 per ton, while inferior kinds ART much
lower.
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A. s. MPET7ENGNL g. co. 81
~ fa~k Roc " T.. 10 South street
Boston, ard Icl Chestnut Strs-s Pkiks,dsi-
Phia, are AGENTS for 81 .hary's Beacon ia ahe
abore cities, AMI authorized TO eenirast for nd
rer'iSag al ear lp,rest rates. .a
.Nap 10, 1919.
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NOTICE.

TIE Ladies of ST Georges Congregation win
give a DINNER in the church ward of
their church on SATURDAY, August the e,h,
If fair, If not, the first fair day thereafter, for
the benefit Of their church. Refreshments will
also be provided on the occasion, and the pub.
lie are respectfully invited.
July 81, ls73-td.
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NOTICE.

TIE Ladies Of 81. Mary's church win give
= dinner for the benefit Of their church on
THURSDAY, the 7,h Of August, ct the Gov
ernor's Spring, on the farm Of DIR Bronze.
The public are earnestly requested to attend.
July 81, lsI5-tds
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WHITE HAIL ACADEMY
FOR TOJ'AG LADIES,
LEONiRDTOTN ND.


NHIS Academy will lie open for the recep-
~ ton OF pupil. on the first NONDA i in
September next.
TERNS:
For board and tuition in English per
quarter, 5 IS 90
Music and use Of piano. 10 90
French, $50
German, 2 so
Washing and meuding. 8 90
For books and stationery the market price
will lie charged, or they may be furnished by
parents. The year is Ii ided n two sessions
Of i've mon his each: NO deduction will be made
fpr loss Of time unl,ss III case Of protracted
sickness.
These sums are required in advance. For
further particulars, address
Z. FENWICK.
aug :, lss3-tt Principal.
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The fsezident, on taking the chair
made brief address to the Convention
stating its OBJECT, etc. after which, OF
motion of George W. Morgan. . commit
toe on credentials. consisting of Geo. "
Morgan. JAS. II. Alvey. James S. Downs
Joseph s. Allstan. VIM. A. Kirk. and
VIM. Il. Clarke. was appointed to rerort
the names Of the delegates elect to tho
Convention.
After retiring for brief space. the com.
mittce returned and submitted throush
their chairman the following report. which
was unanimously adopted by the Conven-
tion.
Sc. higoes' Disr'ot-Jamcs Roach,
II. d. Crane. j. r. Eilicott, G. HAYDEN,
W. " Brady. j. F. Smith. VIM. r.
Clarke, Geo. l.. Smith. z. T. Mckay,
W. II. Ralcy.
Factory District-H. J. Carroll. Ut.
Duke. Edwin \. Wilson. Geo. l.. Clarke,
John S. Bean. DR.. Thos. A. Lynch. Jos.
s. A!ls.an. J. Frank Bohauan, Philip f.
Wise. VIM. K Watts.
Leonardtern Diarict-Jas s. Downs.
VIM. l. Edelcn. jas. II. Wilson. Bennett
r. Abel. Jos. F. Morgan. Robert A.
Young. Jos. II. Key. John Dillahay, Jas.
T. Blackstone. r. c. Combs.
CAaptico Distriet-Jno +. Carpenter,
jerome Hayden. d. Code. J. +. Mat.
tingley. D. G. Hayden. Thos. c, Edwards.
WIN. A. Kirk. J. J. Alvey, J. A. Rus
sell. d. y. Shanks
Charlotte Hal District-Jas II. Alvey.
]. +. Ward. Vim. L. Thomas. Rob,
Barch. n. L. Penn. George W. Bur-
rcaghs. James d. Owens. Jos. II. Ham
cock. James Birch. II. D. Burroughs.
Passrent District-Col c. Billinssley.
Thomas II. Bond. Leo II. II ydeu, S.
Chapman Thompson. George L. Raley.
Geo. w. Morgan. Jas. T Parsons. john
y. Con. Geo. ". L. Bucklcr, John T.
Spa.ding.
Col. Blackstone moved. that tn, mem
bers Of the several delegations preseu. be
empowered % cast the full vote to which
their district shall 30 entitled. Adopted.
After call % the Convention, on mo.
ton Of r. C. Combs, the Convention pro-
eeeded to ballo. for SIX delegates to repre-
sent ST. Mary's county in the State Con-
vension Of the party which meets in Bal
timore on the 18th Of August. Instant
Tsllers being appointed and the vote be-
ing taken. the following gentlemen were
announced to have been elected james
s. Downs. Jos. 8. Allstau. Jas. T. Blak-
issonc. J. 4. Mas,ingley. Geo. w. Nor
gan and D. G. Hayden.
On motion OF Col. Dcxus. he following
resolution was unanimously adop,ed.
Reso,sesi. Thss ID is the sense Of the
Democratic and Conservative Party Of 81.
Mary s-eounty, as expressed thfoagh their
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Dissolution Notice.

YNHE oo-rartnership heretofore existing mn
i der the name OF ADAMS L TAYLOR,
Carpenters and Builders, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
dehted 10 SAID company will make settlement
With u Adams, who is alone authorized 10
receipt to- same.
ADAMS L TAYLOR
JULY %, 1873.
Aug :, ls13-3w.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Tstal. IL. 900 G;tts, all Cash.
amounting to $500, 600
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not, and tie IL, GOO gifts
al. paid in proportion TO the tickets soli-aIl
unsold tickets being destroyed, as at the First
and Second Concerts and not represented in
the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50; halves SIS; Tennis or each
Coupon, s.; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
22} Tickets for 81, zoe; lib Whole Tickets for
5000; 81 Whole Tickets for Slo, COO. No
discount on less than $500 worth Of Tick cts at
a time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift
Concert. as vel rs the satisfaction given by the
Fins, and Second. makes il only necessary to
annou nee the Fourth 10 insure the prompt sale
OF every Ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will
be conducted in all its Details like the Third,
and full particulars may he learned from circu-
lars, vhich will be sent free from this ONCE 10
NIL Who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders &C.
eomp~nied by the money promptly ilsed. Lib
erai terms given 20 those vs. no bsy 10 sc1l arsin
THOS. Z. BRAMLErTE
Agent Publ. Libr. NY, and Manager en-
Concert, Public Library Buildfw.
aug !, is'3-lm. Louisville, n
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Boarding and Day School,

$780, T. 81, opposite Eranklia Park, Wask.
ingten, ID. C..
I'lifS school will reopen MONDAY. Sept.
Il the sih. Rare facilities afforded for thor
ough instruction in English branches. Music
and Languages. For partic ulars, address
Miss n J HANOVER.
July ii, ls'3-6ms PRINCIPAL.
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DIED.

On the llth instant, Mrs. MARY r. DYER,
in the END year of her age, relic Of John Dyer,
soldier of the war of 1912.
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S1.5OO.OOO.

divided into 1000 cash gifts, will be dstribu-
ted by lot among the iicke; holders. The num-
bers Of the tcke's TO be drawn from one wheel
by blind children and the gifts from another.