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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-21
THE DARIEN CANAL.

Cormick for complete "Report oi
 the Explorations and Surveys for
 a Ship-canal across the Isthmus
 of Tehuantepec." This work is
 finely gotten up, being beauti- ] fully illustrated with scenes from
 tropical life in that region, besides
 containing a number of maps and
 drawings showing the route of
 Shufeldt's Canal, the rivers and
 their feeders adjacent thereto, as
 we'll the attitudes at different points along the line.
 In his report to the Secretary of
 the Navy, Captain Shufeldt thus
 fOreshadows the immense trade
 expansion, and protective advan-
 tages, to accrue to the United States by the completion of this great work:
 A canal through the Isthmus of Tehuan- tepec is an extension of the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. It converts the Gulf of Mexico into an American lake. In time of war 1t closes that Gulf to all enemies. It is the only route which our Government can control. So to speak, it renders our own territory circumnaviga- ble. It brings New Orleans l4OO nautical miles nearer to San Francisco than canal via DarieD, and such Is the character of tho intervening waters, that it permits canal-bOat to load in Saint Louis and dis. charge her freight in California with but little more than the risk of inland naviga- ton. As matter of political economy, therefore, as well as of commercial neees. sity, a canal here assumes the gravest pro- portions. It nay be that the future of our country lies hidden in this problem whether. in the demonstrations of which, our principles of government, and our commerce under the flag which represents them are to go hand in hand to further de- velopment, until are reached and taught the remOtest corners of the East and the rudest barbarians of the Pacific Isles; or whether, resisting the struggles and check ing the aspirations of the American heart for space and freedom, we are to live ts of natural law, and leave to an- other nation glorious mission unful6lled.
 Although we are justified in reporting this canal practicable as an engineering work. yet, from the length of the main ca- nal and the number of locks, as well as from the expense of construction of it's feeder, the question becomes serious one -sO serious that it will probably require National resources to build it.
 The estimated cost of construc- ton is S7O,OOO,OOO; upon which it is proposed to employ 3O,OOO Chi 1amen. The canal will be 122 niles in length, with a breadth at ocean level of 162 feet; depth p eet; lock-length, TO to 132 feet; ock-depth, 42 et;estimated SUD- ply for lockage in cubic feet per second, 146.94. The tunnel'will oe three miles in length, 60 feet vide, and 94 feet clear above the surface.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-21
THE MORMON HAND OF PRO.
 MISE"

San Francisco, held a converse
 tion with an Agent of Brigham
 Young, who told him that the l country where the Arizona col
 Ony of Mormons will settle, lies
 east of the White Mountains and
 North from Tucson, on the upper San Pedro. MT. s. has been a ranger and pioneer on the Pacific Slope for twenty years past, and has seen all the country between the Cuffs of California and Mex ico, as we'll as the finest sections of the Far Northwest to Puget Sound; and he unhesitatingIy de- clares the site of the Mormon col Ony in Arizona to be "the best wa tered country I ever saw. The tall gramma grass stands thick as wheat, and grows nearly as tall; and is irrigated by great numbers of rivulets and creeks that flow to a great basin and form the San Pedro. The mountain slopes are heavily timbered with white pine ash, sycamore, cottonwood and oak grow scattering in the can- yons and by the streams, in which are caught Several varieties of fine fish, including speckled trout. The climate is similar to that of Salt Lake valley; that is to say, winter prevails during four months of the year, and snow falls occasionally to a depth of several feet, but is soon gone.
 The Texas-Pacific R. R. will run near, perhaps through, this highly favored section, which MT. Smith declares to be lone of the finest stock regions he has ever seen."
 MT. Smith chanced upon a still finer grazing ground about one hundred miles farther to the North, where he saw buffalo, 1 gramma and some mezguite grass. | This section is also heavily wood ed and we'll watered by small | streams. During @ stay | )f several months there he saw black bear, black-tailed deer, an- selope, turkeys and mountain sheep, in great numbers. Of the peculiar habits of the latter ani- nal the enthusiastic old hunter gave us a highly interesting de- ;criptiOn how he had seen them thrown themselves down the faces of cliffs and light upon some projecting point ,f rock on their great branching horns, balancing their bodies as nicely as your mexican acrobat.
 AS soon as this Apache ques- ion shall have been definitely and knowledge of the i'm
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-06-21

1 ~tAN e<AoAS oAAS NdAAOC OA phO SOlO rado, and down the beautiful ane extensive Sonoita Valley via Al tar to Guaymas, and from thence up the fertile valley of the Yaki, direct to the city of Chihuahua,
 and from thence down the valley
 of the Concho, along the magnifi-
 cent valley of the Rio Grande to
 the mouth of the Pecos, and from
 thence crossing the Rio Grande,
 running direct via San Antonio to
 Matagorda Bay, on the Gulf of Mexico, making it at least l,500
 miles shorter than the Texas Pa
 cifc road, and passing through the
 richest mineral and agricultural
 country in the world.
 Our citizens should offer every inducement to influence the com
 pany to cross at this point. We
 are poor and have not much to
 offer, it is true, but the resources
 Of our country, with large and
 industrious population, is enor-
 nous, both in an agricultural and
 mineral point of view, which would fully justify us in donating literally in county bonds and the right of way through the county and town. We had at one time confidently expected our city would be a great railroad center, but now it is rumored that the Texas Pacific will cross at Castle Dome City, and that Scott has pur- chased the Southern Pacific, and now if the new projected road from San Diego 10 Matagorda Bay should cross below us, we will certainly be isolated and left out in the cold, so to speak, not withstanding it is said that we are the hottest place in the United States. Yet, with all these things staring us in the face, we sit here with perfect indifference, Micaw- ber-like, waiting for something to turn up-waiting for energetic to push railroads to this point and make us all rich with out even saying "thank you, gen. If we expect to make our town a great railroad and com center, such as nature de- signed it, we must do something to assist, we must help ourselves, and by our industry, energy, and liberality. convince the capitalists that are rushing railroads across the continent that we realize the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-06


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
0rphaaS Court ef 81. As,y's County, Set -
January 20. 1873.
flRDERED BY THE COURT, That J. J
~ Alvey and Simon p. Graves, administra-
tors ". Of
LEWIS GRAVES,
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 . week 70. sis
Successive weeks in the 81 Nary's Beacon.
- Test: Jas T NJ RALEr,
Register Wills for st Mary's coun "
.. NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, We hereb,
give notice that We have obtained from the
Orphans Court OF st. Mary's county, Mary.
land, letters standardization on the personal
estate Of Lewis Graves, late Of said county, d.
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby Eoti6ed TO exhibit the
same with the proper vouc hers attache thereto,
to the subscribers, on or before the LIST day oil
Aug. 1879, they will otherwise by law be ex.
eladed from all benefits ofthe said estate. All
pcrsous indebted 20 the deceased are Scquested
10 make immediate pay nent to the subscrtben
j ALVEY. ~
-'l ~ SIMON p GRAVES, -~
Z .y4.. "a Adn,aistrators, Y q.
Jan -. ls,3-sw. ~ -
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r0EkEcrycUR AuTCjL LEST "a.
~ 1E1ANCE COMPANY or AAR1
FUkD. CUM.
ASsErS OYER ga Ga "A.
xAS 1CTCAL ffrE EvsERAHCE COW
- - FAM oFE.s r. SEES
. .a n ..ses -
ASAs1A OVEN So, occ. e6e
fHE k0T4E FIRE fHeCRlkcI cor.
PAFl oFLirEkP0OL AND EOHDOH.
tslsxzAxs arFse % s,ss~.dys

The above companies srvs been deias bsss.
ees zoe nearly haHs cratury fheirage ssrsaesA
.sd known coed manssemeat can sssfeely d.
!ow eue ~ question their sciseAey. Z -
Fees TAn.R scs Rasxs. s-l,F
% reg $ls 81; 20 years Sss Is, 81 yss0
SO ssf <esNDs$ =, ssrysass SCI 50 on
TIE ~, oco-es res ca. dividend on tie 6rss
year. inerrassag saci1 yeas thesSsfssr. The la
sared paws cniy the aesml essa a. Lie iussf.
snee Ne ssock holasrs 10 satisfy. TAs PUaicv
aolder d a'oae direetiy inssssaed.
Ihese too Lie Cc,n,aniss ere che asds>l.
Target. ehcapss, aud hest conducted e ass
N the e. Stascs, and We ctaiieags any one %
show 9 eeitrr inessfnent epetheir money.
The Royal Fire Insurance -CompAnvs sI1lsss
all losses AZ the Raltimorc agency, without ri.
ereace To the Home ofsc-. Il has paid ali i,s
losses IN Chicago sud Boston.
kATES-So cents per 500 on hrst-class
DWELLINGS, IS censs on frs,-clsss Frame Dwell
lings; $i.2S on Barns sad conten,S 81. 50 an
Stores and STICK. No note given.
] asc Authorized aud will attend 70 anv bus.
mess for the above Companies at my .fiCe. or
in the country when requested.
REYEs To
c Comts, Raphael Downs, Vim r Greea Ell
Asa A Lawrence, Johs I king, BERNARD free.
man.
JOS n KEY.
fcb 20, lSs3-3ms
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Spiritual Retreat.

NHE Exercises ofa Spiku,l + ,treat
- viii be given BY Jcsui, Fah,rs =.
st. Aloysiu.. Lesnsrdnw,. and the ~.
jaeent Mis'iohs Ia che 70 Irving or Ter :
Oa the 4th SUNDAY Of Lieut., MarcA
23td. at s.. Aioysi,s':
ION Passion Sunday. March sob, O.
Sacred Heart and St. GEORGE;
% the Thursday following. April 5 ].
At Newtowr;
On the Saturday bcfrc Palm Sunday !,
April 9th. At st. Johu's;
On Palm Sand,y. April 6:h. At Md
leys Neck;
On ncly Thursday. April 10th. a, 81.
Joseph's.
Feb q. lS73-.i. '.''. 49,
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CONFIR kfTION NOTICE..
Emsline Nc Williams
W.
r Pinkney Blackstone.

In the Circuit Couri for st. Mary's county.
sitting - Court Of Equity.
No 270 N &
ORDERED, this 4th day Of Fsbrua.
~ ". 1878, that the Auditors Re
port. fied in this cause, he ratified and
confirmed ,unie. seause to the contrary he
shown on orbeforethe LIST Monday OF Mart b
next provided copy o this order be ps
lishsd In the St. Mary's Rsacon. once a
week Tor three successive weeks prior to
the said LIST Monday Of March.
JNO A GAMA.lEk, Crk.
Truecopy-Te.t:
JNO ACAMALIER CIR.
Feb 6, ls73-3w.
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FOG cLERR OF TaE CIRCUIT G uRl


FOH cLRRR OF THE CIRCUIT C uRr
Edi,os Beacon-Please sznoouce J. FRANK
FORp, ESQ, a. q candidate for Clefk efCir-
sun Court and oLligs -stt' e.
Nov lSslSIi. Many Friends
The ftieads Of Col. THEoPILUs HARRI-
3 N recommend him - . csnddsts Tor Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of 81. Mar, . county.
June -, 1874.
Messrs. Editors-P.case announce through
the iumns Of this weeks issue. HENRY
WATTS. Esq-., df the Factsy district. q.
candidate tnr County Clerk, ana ob,iss
Aug ], lN2 Many vltefs.
The pains-taking manner in which JNO.
a. CAVALIER. Esq. has discharg d his
duty as Clerk of the Circuit Court. induces
his numerous friends Of -. lnIgces Gistriet
to announce him 20 . candidate for re-eles-
ton 10 said otscs.
Aug I. 1874. Hasy vsssrs
FRANCIS n. GODDARD 10 herewith an
nouncrd ~ . candidate for Clerk Of tlss CIR
cult Court for ST. Msry's county, and will be
warmly Supported BY the voters Of
Leonardtown District.
ktssrs. Eaicrs.-fou will r!esse announee
DR.. l.. j. SUTTON as = candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit Cosrt for So. Mary . county.
Chaptice District.
Jan ,, 1879.
Nessrs. Editors :-Plsase announce VIII
LiAN B. BEAN ~ the Hepablicaa Candidate
for Clerk o. the Circait Court.
81. lnigoes District.
Jan l6, lss3-te.
Mn. EplroR.-Plcsse announce JOHN
l.. GREENWICH. Of L.. nard Town
district. ~ . csndidate for Clerk OF IL.
Circuit Court # 81. Mary's county 1t The
ensuing election. ssa sag that he will be
warmly ssppeesed By ssuerous friends
IN frr ...
Oak,i!le District.
Feb 6 h, 1873.
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TxEcuroRs' NOTICE.
OP1sss' CSsrt Of s.. ksry's c0satt, 3d.
'r7u. Feb II, 1873. .,.-s
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That W. B
" Beasfand z r NeKay, Executors IT
WILLIAM MCKAY,
late Of Saint Nsry's county, MARYLAND, de-
CEASED, give the notice reqdired by law 10 tn.
deceased's creditors 70 exhibit their CLAIMS, aad
that ihe sane BE- pnhfshed once . week0br six
successive weeks in the ST. Mays beacon.
TEST, - -'-
JAMS 7 N RAlEY,
Register Wills far Sc Nary's county.
NOTICE.
IN pursuance Of the above order. wehereby
give notice that we have obtained frem the Or.
phaRs' Court OF 81 Mays county, Maryland,
letters testaments.y on sshs: PERSONAL estate
Of wm Mckay, late ofssid county, deceased.
al persons having eiaimsagainst tie sssd de.
ceasedare hereby noti6eA 10 exhibit the SAME
with the proper vouchers attached Thereto "a
the subscribers, on or before the LIST day o,
Sept. 1879, they will Otherwise By Law b exela-
de0 from The 6enekts 81 the said estate An
psssons iudebsedte the deceased are veSusssed
- DAke in1ediass peyDsat TO the ssbssriseu.
I . Nm BEAN,
xr HeKAY,
Axesssoss.
Keo 10 iotS-oW. !
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-06

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Mn. EpIroR.-You viii plea.e an.
nounce J. J. REDMOND rs a eandidat.
for County Commissioner ct the ensuing
election, and eblice many fricnds in
Chsr'ico ard Charlotte Hall Districts.
Feb 9Th. 1873.
Nh: Epros If Capt. JOHN Y. GRAVES,
Of 0akviile District, will eousen, to serve in
ly supported At the ensuing election BY
$500. Many Friends.
Feb seth, lsss. ( ...Et' All,
The friends of JOHN PARSONS,
ESQ.,, recommend him for reelection -
County Commissioner. he being eminent.
" cn,it'ei to the support Of
F,b ~. 1878. Tax:Psyers.
The friends Of A c TENSISSON.
E,qr.. confidently ask for him The en-.
d,sscment Of the people ct the next cleo
ton as Q member Of The Comnsissioncrs
Coart. Fifth D.str ct.
Feb II. 1873.
JOHN B ABEL. e a.. will BE- {,
dosssd BY the people for re-slectios 10 the
OsmnissiescrsS Court. II be will soussus
20 serve sa,sher tern,
rsbH 1s73. Friends.
A A LAWRENCE. Eqr.. 10 rseeu-
Deudsd 70 The voters Of the county fvs
,s-~lccsios 10 The Board Of Counst Cons
nissiosess cod believe As will receive
the support Of the People.
Feb 81. 1873.
THOMAS n SHADRICK, 20, 10
easislsd 70 he earnest ssppess VI The p -
pc of shc eosusy Tor C.ss,y Cusn ..
sioeer - ihs essisg election.
1sb -. .Is7s. chspsieo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-06

Mr Ediscr.-If JOHN PARSONS
sni henry JONES will consent 20 b
cand dat. 8 Tor the Legislator. they will
De- warmly supported BY voters aud tax.
payers. DlxocsAr.
Feb.6. 1873. - Z !
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For Register or Wills.

Editors Bsaeea-Pleass announce Mr.. PHIL
IP q. LOVE as q candidate for Register Of
Wills at the ensuing election. He viii be cleo.
ted and win do credit to the positios and to
his many friends. T-r .
Feb 8, 1873. -y Sr. lhiooss.
Mr. ED,roR.-Plcasc announce BEN.
NETT II. SMITH. Of the Factory Di..
r C., as candidate tor Re .i.ter Of Wills.
At The next election.
POPULUs.
Feb 6h. 1873. '5' ''.7'I ,
Mr.. Editor--Pie,se announce J. T. ". RA.
LIE for ReaIster Of ills: and say that he
viii be warmly imported by the Democrats
Of the county. 80
Feb ID, 1874. Charlotte Hall.
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Notice.

TINE en-partrership. heretofore "x;as-
1 ing bctw en- the andcr.ign,d. has
this day been dissolved, aud the business
settled ~ the satisfaction of both r,rtirs.
J W CARPENTER,
p YATES BNhBER.
Feb al,t. 1873.
Feb p. lS13-3w. ..,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-06

TOTAL, 10, 600 GIFTS, ALL CASH. $500, 900
To provide means for this magnificent Con-
cert, One Hundred TAousaad Tickefs only will
be is ued. large portion Of which are already
sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole ickct<, $40; Halves. SIS:
aud CURRIERS', - So Elevrn
whole Tickets for 9lOO. No dis.
eOsat On less tasaa SlOo Orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for pres-
ents than tickets to the BANQU Er of WEALTH
Or more likely TO produce erander satisfactory
results. The object Of this hIRD GIFT con-
CERT is the enlar cement and endowment of
the Public LSbrsry q kentucky. which. By the
special act authorizing the concert for its beae-
dc. is 70 he forever FREE to all citizens Of every
State. This Concert will be conducted like
the FIRST and second heretofore given, and
full particulars ef the mode Of draw
ing the gifts and paying them and every
the scheme from beginning 20 end, are now pub
lishcd in the form Of circular. which will be
furnished. free Of cost, 10 any who apply.
The entire management Of this undertaking
has been committed by the srrsfsss 10 NON
THcS. &. BR4kLETTE. la:s Governor Of
ken'acky, TO whom all Communications pertain
ing to the Gin Concert should be addressed.
r T. DURRETT, Pres't.
". N. HALDRNAN, vice-Prest
JOHN s. CAIN, See'y Public Library Of XIV.
FARMERS 4 DRovERS BANK. Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready for sale, sad all orders
for them or applications for ageneies, circulars.
information, etc., will meet with prompt attsn-
ton when addressed 10 NE a. below directed,
Agent Public Library Kys
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-06

= nr. Baiss-Ysa are ressessei b aasssAe,
JAS =. ALVEY ~ casdiGsa ~ sAs s<x,
SAeneh,tr Ard yss ~iIl sleaa ay dat 4
I'm b xsfh:t ssptofeA b ths Sssi.sa 10
3. !. IA. p.r..
Mr. .Hditor-p1esse ssaouace JAMES BUR
EOUGHS = s1st.hie exaAi ana< for ID nexs
Sessj9sliy md Be xsll b wssuiy sspyortcd
ty g1ap<ics 3 ChAslesss Hill Districts.
Jaz - lofo<0.
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OR"~Ns Nssyt " ~. 8afS Ses&yr Sfs -
February 10. 1879.
ORDERED By TIE COURT. Tia. R<becea
~ Brown, adminissra trix OF Chas d B:owu,
late q So. Masy's eousv, Maryiasd, deceas-
I'd, give TIE Eotice required by Law 70 the de-
esased's creditors TO s1hiblt their claims, and
that the same be Psbiisaei once . week Tor
six successive weeks in the : Maryss ueaeos.
Test: Jas r " kALxy,
Register wEls Of 81 Nary's eesaty.
! NOTICE.
II pnssuants Of he shove erder, hereAt
give notice that Aavs eAtsined ffua the OF.
phans' Court of 50. Aary's eosntr, Maryland,
iessers Of administration on the pessooal estate
e. Ckar3ss q. Bsowu, l4se q said eounty, de.
ceoesd. Am.pessens hnSiag elsims agaisst ths
MD deceased sxs kefshy nssi9sd . exhibit, shs
zane With ske proper vcsrAefs attached tAsfe:
ssy % he sshserihsR, ea o. bsgoss ths 3sf day
ssslsdeansa q teaefss = sAe said sssse. -
Al perseas isaebsed % he Decreased are ~
4..ee1 . 49, im9s1iass Ynyoai . IN
sa.ssEibr.
L traa 1EBDCCA BROWN,
Aeninissrassia.
4 Fe3 ~. l0S3.-eV
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
o.PAsss' obsss q Snss kary's esss.y, set-
January 20, ls13.
flRDERED By THE COURT, Ths, Rob, C
~ Coeses, administrator Of lrnatias Willard,
late ofSt Mary seoanty, Nd, Deceased, give the
notice required by Law to the decemssa's
creditors TO exhibit their claims, and that the
same Ne Published once weeh for six saece,-
sive weeks N the 81 hary's Beacon.
Test: Jas n RAfrY,
Register villa for So Mary Q county.
kUTlCk.
In pursnanes Of the abeve order. I herehv
give notice that have obtained from the OR.
phaas' Coart Of 50. Mars couAsy, Maryland,
letters Of administratioa On Tire personal essass
ofignauus nillsrd, late Of said county, deceas-
ed. Ahpsfscns having claims against the said
deceeeed are hereby neti6ed 20 exhibit the same
win the proper vouchers attached thereto, e
the snbscriber, On or before the lss aay .,
Asg 1873, hey will ethesviss b lsv - en-.
eiudea from the bens6ts ofthe said estate. Al
PesoDss Indebted 70 the aecsnsea are feQusssed
- uake inasdiats psynsAt % the subse<ihef
fg' y O COnn0,
AaninlsrnSR.
Jan ~ isss-sv. -
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ORGANIC LAW OF TIE SEXES

Conditions which mpairTerility-positive and
negative electrieitv-proof that lie Is evolved
wi,hsut union-e5ect Of tobacco--infiuenee OF
hsh and phosphoric diet-modcrn treatment of
pelvic diseases, structure and raricocele, and
arrest OF development; ten lectures to his pri-
vate surgical class, by EDWARD H. DIXON,
N. d.. ~ Avenue, N. r.; 81 pages, IS eea,s
Every line from the pen Of DR.. Dixon 10 OF
great value to the whole human race."-Ho-
race Greeley.
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GRAMDEsr scHExE OF TIE AGE
$50 90 o o
CASH GIFTS.
100000 fr Only $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of
March I6, 1871, the trustees now annouuce the
Thi,d Grand Cin Concert, for the benefit of the
Public Library q Kentucky. to come OF in Lii
brary Hall, nj Louisville. Ky on
Tuesday, April sah, lS53.
A. this concert the best musical talent that can
be procured from all parts Of The. country will
add pleasure to the entertainment and Ten
Taessdnd Cash GiJis, aggregatsag . vast total
Of HALF MILLION DOLLARS currency will
be distributed By lot 10 the tcket-holders, -
follows:
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BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS.
TIE undersigned. having entered into
: co-partaership for the pcrposs Of
BUILDING and CONTRACTING,
are prer AIRED to contract fer BUILDING
and REPAIRING in Saint Mays and ad-
] lining counties. All work Entrusted tops
will be done with despatch and In work.
naalike manner. address.
r.. D.ADAMS h COZ
.s...7 Neehanicsv.ils.
St. Asr,'s county. Md.
Jan Z. IS73-ls
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mr. Pan DAY taid ssses.as - 81 -
vk Prtais3 fsnlly Record. IL ~ shiag
M out ~ Agents. elee. eoe n pslsss dEs-
~ wteeted euoeg psseAassss. es1e ssa0p
for special ee<0s - aeeasss Al1sgB
ekA 0oUm eakGO0D Co.,
Coe4Waser, WtOoegoos
Jss %. isss-rs.
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GREAT DISCOVERY"
BRADlErs PATENT ENAMEL
MIXED REABr ron USE AND BE APPLIED BIZ ANY ONE"
vAisds fron Psss white Lead. Iinseed Oil and Zinc.
~4.4t@4-. AND SOLD sY csLLow aMx
Specimens and Price Lists Furnished Gratis.
- ss~i-.a. saen ss.. :. Ah on. 80 7ps-.
". believing r. n. c.s. s.,.,
T.: e 81 :.z :::s s:: S
ss "a L sss. 4. 81 I. a;
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