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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-12
The FARMERS AND THE RA1LRoAps.

The FARMERS AND THE RAILROADS.
The Chicago Tribune says:
Under the influence Of the turner's
organizations, new direction was given
to the celebration Of the Fourth in the
interior OF this State yesterday. The at
tendance at Pontiac, Galesburg, Spring
Held and other towns, was even larger
than that of former years. and the tenn
per OF the people and the topics dis.
cussed were Of an unusual kind. Ear
nest treatment of questions like the re-
corporations generally, Of the .vurious
phases OF monopoly, the hopeIessness Of
looking to either party 70, deliverance,
and tho need for independent organiza.
ton. took the place of the usual bolster
GUS festivities and spread-eagle speeches.
That paper further adds that the rail
road commissioners CT Illinois have
given nm opinion that the pro rata priuci-
pie Of the new railroad law must be ap.
piled to freight shipped from other States
after it reaches the border OF Illinois,
whether it be in rdnSitu across the
State, or destined for any given point
within the State. At the same time in
formation comes from Dos Moines of an
opinion shortly to be announced by one
Of the courts OF Iowa, to the effect that
freight contracts made in Iowa to INV
point in Illinois, over roads operated in
both Iowa and Illinois, will bo binding,
irrespective Of the legal rates in Illinois,
! There is no doubt that the opinion ol
the Iowa court is based on good Inv, and
will be sustained.
The Chicago TINES says:
The railroad commissioners have is.
sued circular explanatory of certain
doubts that have arisen under the new
law. The commissioners begin by call.
ing the attention Of the railroads to the
language of the Act, in that it forbid,
e1toriion as we'll AS unjust discrimina
ton. They then recite the question,
that have been propourded as to the
construction Of the law. and proceed t.
answer them. The points which theil
answers establish are briefly these: 1
The law applies to freights coming il
and going out Of the State the same al
to loonl freights. Z. Railroads ma,
make special rates to shippers who han
die large quantities. 3. When two O,
more roads owned by separate companie.
are connected SO as to form continuou,
line, the same rate may be charged as j
the road owned the entire line. 4. It j:
competent for railroads to issue excur
sion. commutation and thousand mil,
tickets.
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Postal CARDS BETWEEN ENo1ASp AND
THE UNITED STATES. Es.-Postal cards will.
before long. be interchanged between
England and the United States. Fol
lowing up the negotiation of a postal
card convention with Cauada, the Post.
master-Gcneral has now under considera-
ton u similar trenty with England, by
which the cards of the one country are
to be delivered in the other for a postal
rate OF. three cents. At present, the let
ter postage rate, under which they would
have to go, is six cents half ounce.
The only obstacle in the way of success
fully carrying out the proposed arrange
ment with England, should it be con.
su mated, is said to be the objection of
The steamship companies carrying the
mails, who want two cents as the sea
postage on card, whilst the Postmaster
General will give only one cent. This
latter rate would be the equitable sum
Tor the service, as it would leave one
cent for each country, which is the same
method OF division now made of the let.
ter postage-two cents for each country
and two cents for the steamer.
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y large bear was killed q few days ago.
near Saitcr's depot. WILLIAMSBURG.
County. by Mr.. L. Ii. Mcconnell. Two
of these animals were discovered by n
negro woman. They were passing
through field, going in the direction ot
Slntce River.
DErrH OF HUMAN KINDSEss Wis
cons!n hi8hwnymen nre gcntiemnulS fell
lows. pair who were robhing inrm-
er, the other day, held an umbrella over
his Lead to keep the SUI eff, and offered
ilI sir from ~ !ll>k oi good !randy
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n young lady whose "pa struck lie" q
few years ago, says the Titusville Herald,
and who has since been at boarding
school, recently returAcd, and IL party
was given for her benefit Upon the
bottom OF her invitation cards she caused
to be inscribed: "R. S. V. p" and one
was sent to an illiterate rich fellow, who
has also made his money by boring. He
did not come, but sent card with the
letters I'D. S. c. c." Meeting him in
tho street, she asked him what lie meant.
"Icll me first what yours meant" "Oh!
mine was Frcuch for Response If yon
cannot accept. "Wcll, mine was Eng
lish, for Damn sorry can't come"
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In the case of nineteen BARRIERS
brought before him, Justice White, Of
Richmond, Va, has decided that shaving
has become q necessity by long usage
and public opinion, and il an adjunct to
that proper cieaniiness-whch is next to
godliness-that is necessary for the pro-
per attentlanca upon the church services,
and due observance Of the sabbath.
young nan, named Mccormick,
from Detroit, recently cloped with n
pretty girl of Toronto. Canada, and, ac-
companied by her little brother, went to
Chippewa, where they were married :.
Imprudently vcnturing in boat on
Chippewa Creek with his gay yonnY
wife, they were carried out into tho Mia
CARA Rivor aud over the fal!s.
4 co!ored man, by the name OF jeff.
Faucet, was accidentally drowned on
the 2Sth OF June, whilo bathing with
some other colortl meu. III Ulrrs' mill
r,nl, Cu;on County.
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Mr.. Corcoran. tho Washington banker,
has given $4,000 acres of land to the
EpiYcopaliaus in T,xls.
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IHE EXPLOSION AT VIRGINIA CRY, NE
vADA.--A despatch from Virginia City,
Nevada, gives some frightful particulars
OF the explosion Of nitro gly oerine and
giant gun-powder in that city, on the
30th OF last month. The despatch says:
When the building blew up, and it was
known that several persons were buried
in it's ruins, the hremen worked az best
they might to e1tricate them. A mans
voice came from the building. and when
ono of the Eremen said, "Who are
you?" the answer came, "Charley knox;
for Gods sake, get me out" The men
then caught hold OF the victims hand,
and tried TO pull him out, but could not
do so. He said TINT the water from the
engines was drowning him, but begged
to have it yet played, rs his feet were
bnrning off. Then, with q piece OF
scantling, some one endeavored to pry
up the timbers surrounding and confin-
ing the nun, but be said, "You are
crushing my hend in." He la! to be
left to his fate. On the roof of one OF
the adjoining buildings, which was on
fire, stood q crowd OF women, weeping
and shrieking and asking for Gods sake
to be taken down. The tiremcn made
their way TO them and rescued them.
They had not known what had taken
place, but thought there had been AL
earthquake, and that the building was
crumbing under them. In the room OF
Gen. Van Eokkclcn, whep the explosion
is supposed to have originated, there
was pot monkey, which. as is supposed,
had seen its master Mt work with the
powder and experimenting with nitro
giyccrine, and may have caused the ca
lamity by initiating him. There ore
some circumstances which lead to the
belief that inccndiarism was ut the hot
tom OF the trouble, but ms yet the de.
tectives have not been able to decide in
regard to this.
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HE CoTToS Cnor. Partial reports
received ut the Department OF Agricul-
ture from the cotton regions to July /,
represent much Wet weather, which, in
some States. makes the crop backward
in maturing. The Indications are, that
whatever may be the injury to the crop
from this aud other causes, the deficion-
cy will, it is supposed, be supplied by
the larger planting area than heretofore,
and therefore, it is believed, the crop of
this year will a: least be eQnal to that Of
the last.
We hear on las. Saturday heavy
storm Of wind and hail passed through
the upper part Of the County, near
Whctstonc. The hail was small, and no
serious damage is reported Corn was n
good deal tangled by the wiEl. On the
SAME day, at Old Pickcns, very heavy,
washing rain fell At Walhalla, we are
dry. though not Suffering for rain.
IlJ't.,i,t f.yr;...
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. En- Jackson-Tarnip Seed.
John Il. Clarkson-Oheap Beef.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Chas. 81. Djtson & Co. Music.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Editor--You are requested 20 announce
JAS. n. ALVEY ~ candidate for the next
Sherlff,lty aud yOu will please cay that he
will be Warmly supported by the business in
ieresi of The county AID by he
Jan {. 1917. PEoPLE.
Mr.. Ehiey-riease annonnee Capt BENJA
MIN FuXw Eli, Of Ieonardtown district, ~
a candidate for Sheriff, and say that he win
be generally and warmly supported by white
and c0loted VOTERS Of the
Jan 80, 1879, Republican Party.
Messrs. Elitors-Plcase announce X
NJ EDWARDS 50 suitable candidate
for the next Sheridalsy. and say. that he
will be warmly supported by the voters
Of Sc Mary's ennniy.
march ~. 1878 The PEOPLE
Mr. jos o TAYLOR, Of st Iuigoes'
district. Is respectfully presented To the
veisrs Of St Mtry's ssgho Han,asked Re-
puiliean candidate for Sheriff
April 10. 1873 st Inigoes'
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Capt. JAMES MAY, of St. Inigoes'
district Gan honorary member of the
Grand Army of the Republic" Gen A
Il Burnside, Comman' ler-in-clief, is
presented 10 the voters of the county for
COMMISSIONS.
may 8, 1873 Railroaders.
JAMES j ALVEY, of CT aptico di :
tric', is announced as candidate for tae
position of County Commissioner at the
ensuing election and viii receive AN earn
est support from the Taxpayers Of the
county and voters generally.
June 5, 1878. Public Interest.
A. r. FENN lex, of Lconaritown
district, il named as a candidate for the
Commissioner Court at the ensui 2
election and will be supported BY
July "a, 1873. Many Friends.
Mcssrs. Elitos:-P!case announce
JOHN II BUCKLER. Of Patuxcat dis
iricf. ms candidtte 1 r scat 10 the
COMMISSIONER Court at tie ensuing
c'eei and say he viii be support d by
Chapti,o and Charlotte Hall d I icts. and
1blige Many Voters.
Aug 90, 1873.
l DR. J FEI TX MORGAN will con-
sent TO serve as County Commissioner,
he will BE- warmly supported for that po-
siti"h, Mt tho eh'mng election. by the
SpI 4 1878 People.
Mes.r- Il liiars-- Please announce ] 4
DORSEY, Of Charlotte Hall disir as
candidate 'or Ihe Commissioners Court
at the ensuing election, aod say, be |
cuti1l d 10 the earnest support Of tie PEG
pie Of tho o unity
sep, 4, 1878 Many Friends
Dir Elitor-Plcase ann0unc, HENRY
O GRAVES as u candidate for the Com
mis-, toner's Court. and say, that he will
be warmly supported by The free and
independent voters Of st Mays couniy
irrespective OF parties.
SEPT Is, 1873
Mcssrs Eli'ots--Pl Please announce @ b |
z TAYLOR IS the Republican candidate
for County Commissioner, aud say he |
will be warmly supported by the eulirs
II publican party Of ST Mary's county.
Oct =, SI3. Justice.
Mr.. Edior.--riease announce PHILIP II
DORSEY as n candidate for County Commits
'ioner al the ensuing election. and say that be
sill be warmly supported by The voters Of 'he
Oct. 9lh,-lS73s Factory District
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NEW GOODS.


: subscriber has just returned
n from Balliinore with new and
complete assortment of
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS,
CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
ETC.. etc and GROCERIES of all kinds
Mt tho old stand, TO- mrly occupied by
Mrs. Hammett. Particular attention Is
called TO my stock Of Ready md, Cloth
ing which can sell lower than any Oih-
or merchant in the county. the quality
and make OF the goods being considered.
A large and carefully selected assortmr Mt
Of CASSIMERES. also, on hand. Per-
sous wishing clothing made to order can
he accommodated and | can supply them
with all necessary Trimmings. have
determined to sell all classes Of goods as
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county. Call and
examine my stock before purchasing else
where.
J. SlMMS FENWICK,
LconardtOwD, Nd.
May 30, 1S73-ts.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian SUruu, & Protect
Ell Solution Of the PrOt0asde of
Iron, Is so combined as to h0U0
the character of an GLinaent, as
easily diOested and assisniLated
scith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the Qse0fttitu
Of Natures Gum Vat0Lixist0
agent, Iron ig the blood, and
cures So thousand ills, !" simply
IN T0,'issO stp, InviO0rGtt1gD and
Httdtizt1sO the System. The en-
sdched and CitdLt<ed blood per-
7ac0tcs cUeTy part of the body,
repairing damages and aCGste,
se0rcAt1sO. out morbid secrc-
lions, and LeGUtnO nothing for
disease TO feed upon.
This Is the secret of the sO071-
dey.ftL success of this remedy In
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Dlar,
rhna, BoiIs, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevcrs, Humars,
Loss of Constitutional yig6r,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
una UtG utSeUScS O11Ot7IEtCt7tO IN
q bad state of the blood, or Gc-
conapanted bU debility or a lou
state of The system. Being FREQ
from AtcOIiOE, In any form, dts
ener0tziHO effects are not fol-
toured bU corresponding re0c-
ton, but are permanent, i9tfsS-
sing strength, Ui0or, and HesO
life into all parts of The system,
and building gsp an Iron Con-
Stifutton.
Thousands hare been changed
By the use Of this remedy, from
aoeGIs, sicEIU, suffering cren-
fares, 20 strong, healthy, and
Happy men and sC0nsess; and
tsscdEids cannot reasonably lees
State to 0tUc it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP LIOton isS the glass.
Pamphlets E'rcc.
SETH W. FowLE d SONS, PrOphetOrs,
No. sHiiton Place, BOSTON.
SOLD nv DRuOorsTs oEsEHALEE.
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PUMPS! PUMPSN

DLATCHLEYS CUCUMBER WOOD
- PUMPS for sale for any depth of well at
reduced prices Every pump guaranteed and
fixed ready for the well. Call and examine or
address
J. 7. BALLENGER,
Meehanicsvfile,
st. Nary's co., Nd.
Aug 3, ls72-tfs
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Candidates.
For State Senator.

Messrs Editors--Please announce Captain
RANDOLPH JONES. of st. Tnigoes' district,
as the Republican candidate for the State Sen.
ate.
Jan 30, 1878. o. X.
Mr.. Editor--As there have been announced
several candidates for the Senate on Maryland
who seem to have Black Republican aiTinitiea,
be kind enough to announce HENRY BIT
LER, OF the Factory district, as a man true
and full in the Republican faith, not as ono In
his own conccit.
Feb ID, 1873. Many Voters.
Mr. Editor :--You are authorized to announce
Col CHAPMAN BILLINGSLEY, Of Patuxent
district, as a candidate at the ensuing election
TO represent st Mary's county In the Senate Of
Maryland. The high personal character and
staunch political integrity Of Col Billingsley,
Joined 20 his eminent ability and his fitness for
senatorial position, have induced this announce
ment, which Is warmly sanctioned By many
FRIEEDs AID Admirers.
septfI, 1873.
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN ST. MARY'SC COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT, Sept 10. 1873.

NRDERED, That the Auditors r.
~ port Of the proceeds of sale + the
real estate of Harriet Marynan, de-
ceased, made by j.. T. Morgan, Tru :
tee Of the said deceased. and this
day reported to this Court by the
said Trustee. be ratified aud confirmed,
unless cause be shown to the contrary, on
before the 10Th day Of October next; pro-
vidcd a copy of this order be inserted in
10 tho st. Mary's Beacon at least once q
week, for three successive weeks, be-
fore the 10Th day of October next.
A j SPALDING. G. j.,
ZiCHARIAH Ii TIPpETT, A j
s. pit 20, 1873 = 3w.
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Editors BeaeoH--Please announce Mr.. PHIL
lP q. LOVE asa candidate for Register Of
Wills 81 The ensuing election. lie will be cleo
Ted aud will do cfedi, TO the position aud to
his many friends.
Feb o, 1873. ST. IsiGogs.
Mr.. Editor Please announce J. T. N. RAJ
LEi for Register Of " Ills, and say that he
win be warmly supported by the Democrats
Of the county.
Feb 10, 1873. Charlotte Hall.
Mr. Il litor--Plense announce in the
Beacon that THOMAS HELMSLEY
will DO supported for the ofFice Of Register
OF Wills at She ensuing election BY many
friends i'm Oakyillc District.
march 6, 1873.
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EEMs' TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
CHANGE or DAYS.

ON and after ED-
NESDAY July 50th,
HEsAfaFEfg1ZzA 57 1873, the ste a mers
go. E's.ssesw P ANTER and
MARY WASHINGTON will run as follows /:
Leave Pier No. 8 light street Wharf every
WEDNESDAY nlghtat 10 o clock
for Patuxent river direct, far up as Hits
Landing Returning, leave Hills Landing
every Friday morning at O'Clock for Bali
more, calling tall the landings for Freight
and Passenl ers, and at Governors Run and
Plum Point on her trip to Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning at o'clock
or Patuxent river, via Plum Point and Gov
ernor's Run, far up as Hills Landing. Re-
turning, leave Nottingham every Monday
morning at o'clock, for Baltimore, calling
at all the landings for freight and passengers
going and returning.
Leave every Tuesday morning at O'Clock
for Patuxent river, via Plum Point and Gov
ernor's Run, far up as 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, fof AbeIt's wharf
and all landings above Benedict Thursdays,
for Plum Point and Governors Run, and ali
the landings on the river, far up as Hills
Landing; Mondays for all the landings far up
as Benedict.
MI WEEAS, 1gent
July 81 l913-tf
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ron CLERK or rue cIRcurrc uRr

ron CLERK or TUE CIRCUIT C URT
Editor Beacon--Piease announce J. FRANK
FURp, Esq., ~ candidate for Clerk ofCir-
cut Court and obiige
Nov rs, 1871. Many Friends
1f'ihr i,siBs-tEsiEE msaHeT; ia which iAes.
a. CAVALIER, Esq. has discharged bic
duty az e. ,Ik Of the Circuit Court induces
his numerous friends Of ST. Inigoes' ,ist,ici
to anDoun ,e him a. candidate for re-alec-
ton TO saidsiiics.
Aug !, 1872. Many Voters
FRANCIS N. GODDARD 10 herewith an
nognrcd az a candidate for Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court for 81. Mary's county, aud will be
warmly supported by The voters of
Le0naTdtown District.
Dec 10. 1879.
hsssrs. Editors You will rleAse announce
Dr.. l.. j. SUTTON "a a candidate Tor Clerk
Of tis Circuit Court for ST. Mary = county.
Chaplico District.
Jan 2, 1873.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

M ssrs EJitors-Pisase announce DR.
WM II STONE as a candidate 10 repre-.
sent 81 Mary's county ir the Hous. Of
Delegates Of Maryland a the coming Fall
election. Democrat.
march 9, 1878.
Mr.. Ediior--You are authorized to an
nounce THOMAS II. BOND, Of Patux-
cnt District, as candidate at the ersu.
ing election for n seat in the Lower
Branch Of The next General Assembly Of
Maryland.
Aug IA. 1873. Oystcrmcn.
Messrs Editors ;-Yon are author I'D
TO announce j WALTER CARPEN-
TER. Of Chapiico district. ss candidate
for scat in the Liscr Branch Of tie
Grneral Assembly Of Maryland at the
ensuing election, and TO state, that be will
receive on earnest support from the vo-
tiers Of the Factory District.
Sept 25. 1873
Metsra. Fdiors:--Please say 10 nv legion
Of friends that they have my sincere thanks for
the compliment paid me, aud for the conf
dcnee shown IN me, by announcing the as
candidate for the. State Senate, hut that We
may have harmony, | give way in favor Of
Capt. Randolph Jones
! would respectfully snnouneo myself ~ a
candidate FOR the Hoase Of Delegates and coli
eit the support Of the people Of the county,
pledging myself IL elected, ito advocate aach
measures aa will, in my Judgment, best pro-
mote the interest Of my ieliow-ciiizens.
A. A. LAWRENCE.
Sept. 2sth, 1873.
MEasRs. KpIroas :--As there are other gen
ilcmca, older aud better qualified, aspiring 10
The position for which have been announced
] respectfully request you 20 Withdraw my name
as a candidate for that position, and return my
many thanks 10 the kind friend who made the
announcement. And fuFthgmOFe state that
am as independent Democratic candidate for
the House Of Delegates.
Il JOHNSON COTTON.
DC, ,, 1919.
Mossrs Eliiors--Allow Us 10 suggest
through the columns Of your paper (if be
will cjnssni) Co.. l.. w. Il. HUTCH
ms rs candidate Tor seat in the
Lower House u the General A -sembly
Of Maryland. As wo have need II good
aud iiisien. men to represent us 10 such
eritied times, we know Of no gentle
mn who can more ably do -.
DC, 2. 1873 True Democrats.
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Tuesday after the First Mon.
day, being the 4th day of
November, 1873,

for the purpose Of electing one person TO-
lie Compirptler Of the Treasury for tho
State Of Maryland, to serve two years.
Also, one person to be Clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals of Maryland, to servo
sx years.
Alse, ono person to represent st Ma
ry's County 10 the Seuate % Maryland,
to serve four years.
Ato. tvs persons TO represent u Ma
rvs County 10 the House OF Delegates Of
Maryland. 20 serve two years.
Also, one p IRON to be Clerk Of thu
CiFcai, Ceart for 81 Mary's County, to
serve for six years.
Also, one person to be Register Of
Wills for St Mary's County. to serve for
six years.
Also, one p rson to be Sheriff Of 81.
Mry's County, TO serve for two pears.
Als", one person to DO Surveyor Of st
Mary'S County, TO serve for tso years.
Also, Eve persons to be County Com
mission rs for St. Mary's County, to serve
for two years.
The polls for said Election will be-
opened in each and every Election DIS.
irict OF sal county, at the usual places
Of holding the polls, at nine o'clock, A.
VI and will close at six o'clock, p NJ,
when the ballots shall ba opened aud
publicly counto,l,
BENNETT II. ABEL,
Sheriff Of St. Mary's County.
Oct ,, 1878 To-.
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L.or,..p Aver.o,..,.

I'd M. EDWARDS, having qualified as an
~ Auctioneer according to the License
Laws ofthe United States gives notice that he
will attend tothe sale of all real or personal
property that may be offered a public auction
in 81. Mary,s county. Address, r Mtsdwards,
Great Mills O., st Mary's county, Nd.
june %. l81O-tE
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The friends Of JOHN PARSONS.
Esq, recommend him for recollection ss
County Commissioner, no being eminent
ly cu,itIed to the support Of
Feb %, 1873. Tax.Payers.
Mn. EDIToR. will please au-
nounce j. J, REDMOND as a candidate
for County Commissioner at the ensuing
election. and oblice many friends in
Chariico aud Charlotte Hall Districts.
Feb 9th, 1873.
The friends OF A g TENNISSON.
Esqr., confidently ask for him the en-
dorscment Of the people at the next cleo
ton as a member Of the Commissioners
Court. Fifth District.
Feb 81, 1873.
JOHN b ABELL. Esqr., will be en-
dorstd by the people for recollection to the
COMMISSIONER Court, If hc will consent
to serve another term.
Feb ~, 1873. Friends.
THOMAS NJ SHADRICK, E,q., is
entitled to tho earnest support Of the peo-
pie OF the county for County Counts
sioner at the coming election.
Feb u, 1873. Chaptico.
JOHN Il FARR. of Chaptico district,
is recommended to the voters of St Ma
ry's county as candidate for Commits
sioners' Court at the ensuing election.
march d, 1878. Many Friends