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vi. Thou shalt not kill thyself by buying
goods on credit.
VII. Thou shalt not commit wrong towards
thy wife by buying for her common article
somewhere else, when thou canst get better
one of us at the same price. .
VIII. Thou shalt not steal thine own money
out of thine own pocket, by paying high prices
in other houses, when thou canst buy of MS for
a great deal less.
TX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against
us, thy neighbor and friend, but confess the
truth, that our store is the cheapest.
Y. Thou shalt not covet us for selling Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes, Fancy
Articles and Notions, Queensware and Glass
ware Groceries and thousand other things so
low; for the farmer saves money, and the mer-
small profits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24
Correspondence of the Beacon }
BALTIMORE. July 18th, 1878.
COL. JOHN F. DENT.

1t is very generally understood among
the people Of Baltimore that Col. JOHN T.
DENT, Of St. Mary's county. will be can
didatc before the Convention to assemble
here on the 18th proximo, for tue Office Of
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Col. DkNr is well-known to our citigens.
and is justly held in high esteem BY them.
His remarkable abilities and his long and
devoted service in the halls of legislation
have placed him in the front rank of the
foremost men Of our State. Cnselhsh aud
having no personal ends to subscrve. he
has always applied bis energies ard in
fuence to accomplish measures having for
their aim the public good. In these days
of political profigacy and dcgeneracy,
when we have witnessed corruption in leg
islative bodies and in high public station,
and seen public officials surrendering them
selves to the most nefarious schemes. it is
our duty to look carefully upon whom VIC
would delegate power aud entrust high
and Important interests. Col. DESr is a
gentleman Of unimpeachsb!e integrity end
honor. and capable and worthy to gil any
position of trust tina. his fellow-citisens
may honor him with.
IF the Convention Of the 18th os.August
should confer upon Col. DENT this nomi-
nation, i, would be one Of the best and
strongest nominations ever made BY any
political convention in this State. He en-
joys the confidence and respect Of the peo-
PIE of the entire State. and they would rally
around him wish singular unanimi,y.
The cry has gone 6rth. aud the press
,hroug hcu, the State Ia. repcatcdi it. Nom
mate the best and strongcs. men. the times
demand it, The nomination of Colonel
DENT would be as faithful a compliance
with this as could possibly be given. He
is. indeed, one Of the best and strongest.
and could concentrate upon himself the
entire support of the party Of which he is
devoted, consistent and effective men,
Der. He has always labored with una
ba,ed zeal for the propagation Of Demo-
cratic principles and for party triumph.
In his manners he 10 one Of the most affa-
hla and eourseons % ntIemeu ue have ever
known. aud favOrably inpresses all whom
he meets.
He would GIL the position Of Comptroi.
Ter With perfect aecepsabiiisy. - he is q
man Of grea, depth Of wisdom and perspi'
cacity, Of quick intuition and vigorous in.
teilect
Col. DExr has many friends aud admir-
ers in the Monumental city, who would
receive his nomination with supreme sat
isfaetion.
JErEERsoS.
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OBITUARY.

died. At the residence Of bis nsrea's. in -.
Isirnes' ai<srie,. OF Dropsy. ERNEST CLYDE.
ols<s, child Of Allen c. saa Alige Tyler, AGED
1 wears. Q months sad 10 dAys-
Far from the solens scene ct the conn ane
the grave. from the iementatisn Of the eereased
fa,ker. frpm thu rifyinx vail Of the mo'her: anu
from the ,ears Of kind frien6s. comes the sad an-
no.nse-nent % the death Of dear little Cyde;
lie bad been lingering for many months " IN
one OF ihs mos, terrible 9is~asss and sone but
,hose Who watched beside his dyirg coach can
imagine the o. serirgs he endured 50 une"na-
plaiuingiv. bat death a, last claimed him ~ us
own. severed his little tortured soul from this
world OF Gin ard pain. and wiaged ITS fight TO
realms beyond the SKY, 10 the Gcd who gave II.
Mourn nct, then. sorrowing rsrents. for bis
eyes have opesei 10 the Elories OF brighter
aud hsppie. xoFld-;he music OF his little voice
has ceased 70 breathe Ga earth 10 he revived
again with the angels in Heaven.
"Repcse. swe~, Clyde. we've no desire
To call the hence again.
To soiocru in this vale Of tears,
This wcrld Of grief and pain
Farewell. dear Clyde, our God is good,
When life's rough scenes ere Ger,
Together vel dwell beyond the food,
And live forever more"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

UoTEL ARuvxLs.-We give below .
list OF arrivals at Moorc's Hotel within the
last few days:
G G Barling. A g MrGrew. J Schou-
yer. j b Yates. Miss Z Schouyer. Mrs j
Sehonyer. @ w Schouyer. w II Seaman.
A Smissy. Mrs. G Dubaus and Miss II
Dahan,. Miss r Seweil, Mrs DeG;reroud.
Mis-. X Psrrison. Miss J Psrrison. Mr..
parrison and wife. r Fl Miller. " A
Glasscot.. g X Thompson. Mrs S>V
Ohlingcr. Mrs Thompson. e Thompson.
G Thompson. o Thompson, Miss Ger'ic
Thompson. Z Marcernn. Mrs. Msreeron.
L s Wood. Miss B Oyster. Mrs Harri-
con. Miss F Harrison. " l. King. b j
wilkic. " A Fenwiek, Mrs Fen~ick.
r Fenwick. NJ Fenwiek. u Fen~iek. A
Peuwiek. G Fenwick. Miss III johnson.
B j McGrew. Mrs f Marshall. Mrs I
Hanon. Miss L. Hanou. G Oblinger
o S Thompson. c II Frost. Mrs Cook,
Miss Fannie Cook. Washington. d. c.;
] 0 Rocker. G f. Mann. " Lally. Cha.
Dougher,y. NJ c Jenkins. Mrs A kear'
ney aud child. NJ j Fowler. Mrs NJ j
Fowler. Baltimore; c L English. Miss {
English, Miss NJ English and F English
Georgetown; A Carrico. Fl Carrico. NJ,
Higdon. j Davis. j 7 ChrismoEd. Cha
County.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon
CRooN. Prince Geo 3 Co. Nd, !
Iuiv - 1870

Mcssrs. Editors-As the cUse Of Flu
cation must naturally he interesting to all
in,elligen, communities. mus, give you
a short sketch Of the commencement Of
Public School No. 1. under The charge Of
our highly esteemed fellow citizen. Zach.
II. Morgan, Esq which took place at
this village on the 3rd of July. The day
was bright and beautiful and q delicious
breeze rustle6 among the leaves Of the
beautiful grove, adjacen. to this place in
which the exercises we're held. The pu-
pills, marshaled BY their kind and efficient
precep,or, marched to a stage erected for
their benefit, and there delivered orations.
reeited dialogues. and repeated poetry.
in a manner which showed their admira-
BILE training and reflected grea. credi, on
themselves and their instructor, aud At
the same time ELECTED rounds of applause
FROM the large audience present. After the
closing exercises. the pupils received some
handsome premiums. presented through the
personal generosity of Mr.. Morgan. for the
admirable and almost faultless manner in
which they passed their examination on
the day previous. After the presentation
of the primes. the pupils were eoodpe'ed to
. table on which lay . repsst so inviting
to children. sxeetmeats. confectionery and
a hos, Ut other good things prepared by
anxious and thoughtful patrons Of the
school. Many we're the signs tina. escaped
the lips Of the children as they bid adieu
to him who labored 30 sssiduousiy to in
stuaes them. not only mentally. but moral
ly, for the last two years. and many were
the cordial xeh-wishes Of the patrons that
he would return from 81. Marys and re-
sumo the position which he has iiled to
the meri,ed srPrObs,iOs Of both pupil and
patron
FRANK.
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Bat now he = dead for good and all. snd
one Of his seesEpliees in the fraud killed
him, The poIieies. too. had ell expired
before bis real death. 81 nothing will Be
recovered on them. Thas are crimes baf.
fed and turned against their perpetrators
when they seem mos. sure Of success and
impunity.
The Fall session Of the Leonardtown
Female Academy. under the direction Of
Mrs. Charlotte Fenwick. will commence
the 6rst week in September next. Hsv-
ing some knowledge Of the course Of in
s,ruc,ion pursued and the discipline which
obtains in this school. as well as the charges
for tuition. ETC.. we do not hesitate to re-
commend it again to the favorable notice
of our readers WHO have daughters tie ed
ucate and only moderate means to do i;
with. We shall publish the prospectus of
this school hereafter.
A colored man, named Vim. II. For
rest. Of our county. who was engaged as
n sailor with Capt. Van Duran Foxwell
Of this place. was drowned in the harbor
at Baltimore on Saturday night last by
being run down BY the Steamer Theodore
Wccus while crossing the basin in small
boat. The body was recovered the fol-
lowing day and an examination had. bu:
no inquest was held. the officials being
satisfied tina, the drowning was accidental.
The deceased leaves q wife and Eve chill
drcn.
The St Louis Republican AYERS that
there is a secret order called the League
ofJus,icc. which ramifes the whole North
west aud numbers already some two hun
dred and sixty thousonNmembers. Their
O. ice, is alleged to be to recover the lands
and bonds given to railroad and other cor
pora;ions. "pcaceatle if they can, forcibly
if they must" They will proPably mo-,
stand upon the ''OrdSr" oftheir going. bu,
Ego for" those bonds a. ouee.
The Alexandria Gazette believes the
idea of third term will be rejected by
nine-tenihs Of the people of,he country
at least it hopes 50. But" i. adds. "iu
these days there is no knowing what mon
s,rous schemes may not be adopted"
Colonel ". W. ". Bowie. Of Prince
Georges. declines being candidate for
the State Senate. The Colonel says che
is on the retired list and has reached az
age when the profits Of Office would be Of
more importance than the honors."
The Catholic farmers Of the west are or
eanizng oranges of their own to cooper
ate with the original oranges. This course
is taken because Catholics canno. join any
secret society.
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Literary Notices.

Harper's Magazine for August contains
contributions from Charles j. Brace, Eli
zabe,h Stuart Phelps. james Freeman
Clarke, John Savage. Charles Reade.
Charles Nordhof, Mrs. Lucia r. Runkle,
VIM. Biaikic. Benson j. Lcssiug. Angus
ia Larned. B,yard Taylor. Emilio Caste
lar, Mrs. S. NJ. b. Pistt. Doctor Samuel
Osgood, and Professor Spence F. Baird
1t is illustrated with lightweight carefully
executed Engravings. besides twenty eigh.
fac-similes of portions of letters written
by The sisners of the Declaration of indie.
pendencc.
The poetry Of the Number is contribu
ted by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. James
Freeman Clarke. Bayard Taylor. and Mrs.
5. NJ. b. Piat,
The Editorial Departments are timely
and entertaining. full Of information.
suggestion. and amusement. See stand
ing notices of IIarper's weekly and month
ly publications in our advertising columns
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done for the eolored people I? Nothing
that be could end out-tbey bad not evea
made single black man overscsr Of the
road. To this assertion Of Davis. black
man named Thompson in the crowd de-
INJURED. stating that the Commissioners
had made him for one SUPERVISE Of Sec
ticn Of road. To this Davis reforsed.
that il must have been very lately done
and he minated that the coming election
had something to do With the favcr.-
Having finally eItingui.hed the Commits
sioners. Mr.. d next proceeded TO pune
ture hypothetical ticket. which. he al
legged. had been set up in LeOnardtovn in
the interest Of certain Independent demo-
cra's and certain republicans without con-
sul.a,ion with the great bulk of the color
ed people throughout, the county, and
he ave-red- that some Of these self-nomiua-
ted candidates had threatened to "grind
to powder and bury" all in the party who
opposed this ticket After announcing
his readiness TO die and be reduced to DOW
der upon the spot in such cause. he pro-
ceeded again 20 lamhas,e the Indepen-
dents. and declared in this connection
that, though he lad but small love for or
confidence in democrats at the best, never
theless. If reduced to the alternative Of
elec,ing between two evils, he should favor
the men who tad been true to enc party
rather than the men who had, been false
alike to democracy and republicanism.--
Mr.. d. liked an outspoken msn--a man
on one side or the other in poli,ics-and
had little use for a politician or candidate
who. when asked in a company Of men
of mixed politics what party he belonged
TO. lodged the question By saying "he
was his own mans man" The. speaker
went on to say. that he had never been
afraid or ashamed to say what his politics
were. and had talked and worked for the
colored people aud their cause when many
WHO are now denouncing him were talk
ing and working against them. lie should
continue 70 talk and work for them, and
he Eel, sure the colored people would stand
by him against any and all attempts Of
his enemies to crush or convert him into
powder. Exactly what Mr.. Davis is for
whether for convention of his par
TT to nominate candidates or for candi-
dates personally more acceptable to
the party. We failed to make out. He
declared he was no candidate for Office
himself nor could We discover in wha. par
ticular interest. if any, he spoke. There
is no doubt, however. as to what he is
against-he is against any coalition, often
sive or defensive. or any political sffilia-
lion with any person or party which euter-
ed into contract to support the county re-
publican ticket in IL aud broke it. This
be is Enthusiastically against and in terms
rather energetic than elegant. he SO de-
livcred himself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

The August number Of Peserson's is
promptly on hand as usual. Its literary
contents are in its usual style, and very
readable. The fashion plates and de-
signs for fancy work are particularly in
,eresting to the ladies. the figures repre-
sen,ing every day dresses might do for
Sunday as we'll. Published By Charles
j. Peterson. Philadelphia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

Mn. DAVIS SPEECH The following is
n SYNOPSIS Of the remarks made By Mr..
Joseph Davis at the republican meeting at
the Great Mills on Saturday. the 10Th in
slant As we explained last week. we at
tended this meeting with the view Of re-
porting Mr.. Davis fully. but before We had
finally accomplished our task, We ascer-
tanned that the space at our command did
not admit Of the publication in our last pa
per either of the speech itself or even of a
shor, synopsis. Anxious. however. to re-
deem the promise we have made our read
ers, we here present q summary of Da-
Wis remarks. promising, that, though bur
riedly made and acknowledged TO be i'm
perfect, it will be found, we believe, to
correctly represent the leading views ex-
pressed by him at the meeting in question.
Mr.. Davis commenced by explaining.
that he had intended to have called meet
ing of the colored people at this place on
the 4th instant to celebrate the anniversa-
ry Of orr independence. but tina. in conse-
quence Of similar celebration at Leon
ard,own on tha, day, i, was deemed advi-
sable to postpone the Great Mills celebra-
ton TO future occasion. That occasion
had low come. apd though today was the
18th and not the Fourth, 4 celebration was
still in order, land here we arc" The
speaker then proceeded to eulogizc the
Fourth .; length and with the usual fer
vor, but finally exhaus.ing the subject. he
bolted of into general politics. claiming
for the Republican party that it had not
oIly freed the black race but raised it to
the presen. standard of political equality.
etc, etc etc. This was evidently IA.
vori,e theme with Mr.. Davis, and before
he was half through with this branch of
his subject. we became thoroughly salts.
fed that be bad neither Joined the dem-
oera,s" nor contemplated joining them
Ills record. a exhibited BY himself.
showed him to have been bitter and pro-
nouuced radical for twelve years and long
er. and this. with little toning down, we
understand him to be to-day. At least.
We decline most respectfully ourselves to
invest in the present democracy of Mr..
Davis. The speaker glided naturally
enough from national to the discussion OF
the local politics OF the Republican party.
aud in this connection severely bcra,ed the
Independent Party" Tor inhieli,y to their
promises and pledges in IL He demand.
ed to know what the colored people or the
Republican party had gained by their con-
nectiou with this organization 3? They had
elected two Independents to the Legisla-
ture. Did these gentlemen join the Is
Republicans from the Western counties
when they reached Annapolis Not 9
bit Of it. They joined-the democrats. &C
! ted in democratic caucuses aud meetings
aud continued so to act throughout the
session. VIVA, had the presen, Commits.
siOuers' Court. elected BY republican votes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

Sr. MicuAEL's HONS School. We are
indebted to the Principal Of this insti,u-
ton. Rev. Il. Heber Murphy. for pros
pectus of this now fourishiug school. To-
Gated at Reisterstown. Md. Mr. Muir
ply. who is assisted in the conduct of
this school BY his accomplished lady. is
well and favoIably known to many citizens
Of our county, having had pastoral
charge here for several years. during
which he made many earnest friends who
will join with US in best wishes for his
personal welfare aud the success of the
Institution with which lis name 10 nov so
honorabiy identified.
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Camp Meeting.

rHE Ebe1sIer ee'orrd congregation r-oross
j ho.9iug a Camp Meeting at their ehrrrs
near hsrlo,,e Hall, on ,Se road 10 nerhaul~e.
willie, 10 eomm<nce on SAL eRDAY. Augu.,
the 9Th. and coniinIe aa,Ii sse fo,Io~ins
Saturday. Ministers are expected fr--- wssh.
insson and Baltimore. Accommodation ,ss,.
viii be furnished for visitors from distance
Ab HAN DENT,
Pastor in charge
July 81. 1873 3ts
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PRIvARY MEETINGS. AND
COUNTY CONTENTION.

10 sccoIdanee with the reconmenaa alton o.
the T er6cTAiic state Central COnmi'tee, at q
meeting hsid 10 Baltimore 90 The 9th OF June,
Jei3 'he Democratic Conservafive Voters Of 81.
rsry's Couniy arc requested 20 meet 81 the re-
spcc'i.e pla es Of Ecicisg fo!ls in each Election
listriet, %
SATURDAY, the 2rd Of AUGUST, 1879.
tc'sel.ct TEN DELEGATES 10 attend County
Csnleniioa, 10 be held in Leoaardiown, GA
TUESDAY, the 5,h of AUGUST,
for the pur: ose Of selecting THREE DELE
GATES 10 represent the county IN a State Con
~eniiop, 10 be held IN Baltimore city. on TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of August. 1873, which will
ave power 20 nominate candidates for Comp
frolIer Of the Treasury and Clerk Of the Corr,
Of appeals.
By order Of the
Drmocra'ic and Conservative
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
for st. Mays county.
July II, 1879
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
In the matter of the Mortgage from
Charles W. Deans TO
Geo. W. Fish.

In tie Circuit Court for st Nary's coun-
~, sitting as Cour, OF Equity.
No Si5 y. T..
nRDEeE0. this eth day OF JuIy,
~ 1874, that the sale of the Real Es-
tate made and reported b. J Frank Bo-
hanar, Attorney for George w tish, Mort
glgee. in this cause, he ratified and confirm
ct, unless cause TO the contrary be shown
ON or before the LIST Monday Of Aug.
next provided a copy oft order be in
serted in the ST Mays Beaccp. once a
week for three successive weeks prior ID
the SAID LIST Monday of August.
The report states that the Land sold for
S2iCO.
JNO a CAVALIER, OK.
True copy-Test:
JNOA CAVALIER, CPk.
July 10. ls73-3w-
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DIED.

Departed ,his life on Thursday, July nth,
after long and painful illness WILLIAM
SCOTf, sgea abou, si1,y-tighs years. May
he rest in peacel
Departed ,his life on Monday, July the els;,
after proiracied illness, FANNY ANN, be owed
wife Of James Burroughs, sad daughter OF the
late " lillian Scot,. May she rcst IN peace!
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Religious.

TINE Second Quarterly Meeting Of ST Ma-v's
Il Circuit, N + church, will take place a,
Ebencxer Chapel on Saturday, Aug snd. 1873.
Meeting will continue three or four 6avs. in the
grove, under the direction OF Rev. John Lana
nan, Presiding Elder OF the Baltimore District.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. JESSE c STARR, PC.
July 10, ls73-iis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

The chronological Journsl for Augus,
is on our table with an excellent variety
Of scasonablc reading. Tho main topics
discussed in lively. entertaining. and al
ways instructive style. appear to be:-The
late Joseph Howe. Lieut-Gov. Of Nova
Scotia; Prophecy. Ancient and Modern;
DR.. Horace Wells and the Discovery of
Anas.hesia; How to Usc Phrcnology; The
late Oakes Ames. NJ. c.. Living to Work
Us Working to Live; Power Of Application;
Compulsory Attendance; Study of the Nat
ural Science; Turning Points in Life; The
Reason Why; Agricultural Hints; Progress
in Virginia; The Eagle Owl; Handsome
Faces and bad dispositions. ect. This Pub
LEGATION deserves a hundred thousand Sub
critcrs. SO year, with Chrome pre-.
MUM. Address s. r. Wells, $50 Broad
way, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-24

The School Day Magazine. published BY
Doughaday Il Co.. 434 Walnut street.
costs but one dollar a year. We have re-
ceived the Angus, number.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The friends Of u j ABEI.L. Of Leon.
ard,ewn district. recommend him 20 ~.
tiers o. 81. Mays county As caadid.,s
fer Sh riff at the ensuing e,ec,i n
July 2';h. 1873. Many Voters.
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H ENRf EALE,
Boot & Shoemaker,
LEONARD1OwN. MD.

THE undersigned viii rctu-a 20 Leonard.
i town, Nd, on or about F.idA*, IN. is,h
Instant, for the pur pose OF resu mag ,hr-,s,
BOOr AND SHOEyiKING BESH
MESS in tire village lie will he fcuuaV
NJ his old stand (hetwren rcnwlCk Hotel and
the store OF Greenwel! 4 fenwiok) and will b.
thankful for a renewal o: the favoss Of ais cd
customers and the patronage Of the public.
generally Neniing Of all kinds done with
nea,ness and dispatch
HENRY NEALE
suly 10, lsT3-tf
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NOTICE..

1INHE Judges of the Orphans Court of Saint,
i Nary's county. having been advised by
letter from the Trustees Of Baltimage Female
College tina, a vacancy now exists in the Free
Scholarships OF said Institution. and Saint Ma
rvs county being entitled under the law TO one
Of said scholarships, notice is hereby given that
application for said position will be received and
considered up 10 and on the second
TUESDAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
at which latter date the appointment will be
made. The pupil selected will be admitted
10 all the instruction given in the College and
10 sll the privileges of the normal class, and all
necessary books. without any charge whatever.
By order Of the o phans Court
Of St Mary's county, nd,
jim RALEY,
Register.
July -, lsT3-,is
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49, s. ~. PETTENGILf. &. co. 81
~ f'ark Ro,r " T.. 10 South street
Boston. and .Cl Chest, ut Street Phiiad, l.
phia are .4gents for 50 .ha'y's Beacon in The
abore cities and authorized 10 contract for Gd-
rcrtisiny at our iOresi rates.
May 10, isIo.
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July II, 1873.

To CORRESPONDENTS Lines by "An
Obssrrsr" have been received and will be
published in our mex, Issue.