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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18

SOUTHERN MAKTLASD RAIERoap-In
view OF the interest felt in our county o,
this time as TO The action Of our County
Commissioners on Tuesday next upon the
proposition to make Oral disposition OF
the balance Of our Internal Improvement,
fani TO tho Southern NJ. Railroad. We
surrender this week IN undue share of
our space to the consideration and dis
cussion Of this question. As far as We
have been able TO gather. the difference
OF opinion among our people is only rs to
whether this .und should be voted in the
lump and without conditions. as was the
case with the first $50. 900. or in ips,alI-
m uts, with such restrictions as shall
guard it from any other application than
for the payment Of grade work now un-
der actual contract and for the satisfaction
ofsmilar subsequent contracts as they msy
be entered into and completed. All
parties are agreed that tho road should
have the fund. the only difference being
as to the hummer of ito disposal. This
is. we believe. n fair statement Of the sub.
ject matter Of dispute in regard to the
hnal disposal Of the balance Of our rail-
road fund. and this the County Commits
sioners will be called upon to consider on
Tuesday next. Having already put our
own opinions upon record Us regards this
point. VIC deem 1t unnecessary to rcpea,
them here.
In the meanwhile. in the teeth OF doubt
and foreboding. Of accusation. argument
aud inucndo. the work of the road is being
pushed forward with unwonted bravery
and epcrgy.
We are more than gra'if,d 10 DO able
to testify. that Notwithstanding the mon
ctary panic which has affected the enter
prise Of the country so seriously } increas-
ed activity is shown along the line Of This
road by daily addition to the eonsidera-
bic force already a. work under the sew
eral contractors. A large number OF
hands aud near forty horses and carts
under the direction Of the popular con-
tractors. Messrs. Thornton and Eaddc-
man. landed ut our wharf from the Steam.
er Pilot Boy on Tuesday evening and pro-
cccded to the line near Hillvillc. making
everything lively as they passed along with
their cheerful demcanor and songs.
This looks like business. and We again
remind our people that the time is a, hand
when every one should assist 10 the utmcs.
in removing al! Instructions in the way OF
speedy completion OF this most impor
tant road TO our county. As q dircc.
outlet from the scat of Government to the
ocean by way Of the beautiful deep wa
ter harbor Of St. Mary's. its advantages
cannot be overra,ed.
10 the above connection. we make
mention Of the fact. that we have re-
eeived a copy Of q bill. recently intro
duccs in Congress. authorizing the South
ern Maryland Railroad Company to ex.
tend itsToad into and within the district
Of Columbia. the full provisions OF which
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18

BRrrlsH QuAkrxRIY REVIEWS
call the attention Of our readers to the
pre~pecsss of these celebrated Revisva
in another eoluma. No family Of culture
or aspiring to . cultivated taste ia the
literature Of the day. should be without
shea- They are worth double the price Il
ssb~ssiptias 70 = family far they esssisn
choice. end only choice. eadias fro.
the pens Of the bsse writer's Of Great Bri.
tain. Sec alveztisemens.
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DIED..

In Bal,imore city. on the It'll inst Mt.
ARTHUR UPHAM. youngest sou Of
b. H. and NJ. G. Smith. aged 3 years
/ month and Z days.
Died. on the evening Of he 18th inst. /,
near Chaptieo. DORSEY. caughter Of
Dorsey A. ssa r. r. Barber. eyed one
month sud nine days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18

wHsAr-we have bad an aefive wheaf mar
ket sirer the opening Of the week. and q The
ciess the seesing 10 ssrong, with prices fasoring
sellers. although not qnoiabiy higher. The
salss Of Southern are rather lees liberal, amrun-
tiaE % THURSDAY, fseiasive 10 So eco bsshels
y hish. was al rromptiy sold. ~ feliews: s,ooo
ea.hsss white II ffvm iSs esnis fox v,ry com
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18
MARRIED.

In Baltimore city. II ST. Peters Church.
BY the Rev. Dr. Grammar. On Thursday,
the 11th instant. DR.. BENZ. SMITH.
of Hartford county. 10 Miss LUCY WILL
SON. Of this county.
On the 10th instant. by the Rev Faith
er vicinanza. Col JOS. RI. TRAvERS
to Mrs. MARY GUYTHER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18
CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!

EEELlNG fattered by the liberal
IL patronage ! hive received since my
recent opening in Chaptico. | mus, re-
.urn my thanks to the people and beg
l.av. 20 call their attention tn new
CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES. such a..
Candy. Nut. Api les. Lemons. Otanges,
Fireworks, &c Also all other e ODDS
kept in country store.
My business is doLe upon cash or its
equivalent which. together with the de-
cline in goods. enables mc 20 sell them
almost as low as before the war.
i also desire TO call attention TO q SUI
perior Rye Whiskey am selling, and
ask call.
V"ry resrcc'fully.
A. BURROUGHS. Jr.
Dc. 18Th, 1S13-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18


amounting 10 81 500. 900
The chances for a gift are as one TO Eve.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. 25 Tenths. or
each coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; 22s Tickets for $1,000; ll3 who'e Tick
cts for $4,000: 231 Whole Tickets for SlO, oOO
No discount on less Than $500 worth of tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will he conducted ir
all rcspec, like the three which have ALREADY
been given. and full particulars NAV Re learned
from circulars. which will be sent free from this
office TO all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for ayen-
cics will be attended to ia the order the, are
received, and IL is hoped they will he sent in
promptly, that there may be no disappoint-
meut or delay in filing all. Liberal terms Civ
en- 10 those who buy 10 sell again. All agents
are reremptoria,ly required 10 settle up their
accounts and return all uusold tickets BY the
10th day of March.
TlloS. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Ky, and Manager GifS
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
Ky, or
TH0S. II. HAYS L co,
Eastern Agentss 6U9 Broadway, NY.
Dec Is, ls73-lms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18

GuAxo, Erc.-The market for Peruvian Gu.
ano is very quiet, and We quote Guanape a, SEQ
80 to $50 tons. discount of so cents 10 81 SO
per ton is allowed. We still quote the leading
Fertilizers at S456 SEQ per ton, but the in-
feror qualities rule at considerably lower prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-18

Mothers do not let yo VI darlines suffer with
the Whooping Cough, if you have a remedy so
near at hand. Use nr. Bulls Cough Syrup and
the little sufferers will soon find relief.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Editor-Please announce ]. FRANK
sMl TIL rs a candidate for Sheriff aud, IL he
Will consent TO se:ve, he will be warmly sup
ported by his friends in st. inigoes' District.
Dec. Is, 1873. May Voters.
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In rurs
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land, letii
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The New York herald., 1873-11-13
FIN AN CIAL.

A -LAPSLEY BAILEY, BROKERS' "A BROAD
IA. way.-stocks bought and sold ON commssion
privileges negotiated; circular explaining privileges
with references, mailed to any address.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

s fass, good ' ss ssscR
Spirits of turpenae steady Si Steady at
o Yellow Dip and
FSur steady and nnchang sales aoo bbls a. y 70
ter aOfs wSeas ssdy but
sI, sas. q SsSs; i Milwaukee CLUB @ Sor
0So bushels Bay SSnts ss At 81 S. & Corn % for
sHsSs sSsa sT ss aas MiSss se
c"s5 sf;;K sah
sGS so;Ss s
%hss ssteH ao sasey sSd 0es
s ana The s grain from
pss e, g
do oass,Si7,lo4 do barley and 2L763 do. rye.
BUFFALO, Nov. Il. 1873
DSfn's
SS SS SH s0 aG sassy q Ca
Ss yss DO essP lteos1 nss;
ye ess sI %ia @
Ss e s?a1 nmSsa IS ?rHs MS. {: q
ss H%hsss.,Sstii@s dong, esesps il car lSsi
q M eSesss SS S " sa ME-
aSs s0 white SaSs Mshgsn 81 Corn GO steady
aann at ase 2ooS do DO gemnanp a. at !, stc S hoo
Other articles unchanged.
higSss as s. ST q 70. amber Michissn cash y
81 No psse%6er 3d. January aas W sis
% @ ana saSE ss aa
Arm and N air demand atsAc for No keeeips-9oo, o,
Msa bushels Wheat and aoo6 do
CHICAGO, Nov. L. 1873
eossd da SHe' No. % sprss sold he latter
for Northwestern No. do Soc. 96c. closed nominal
at 9s4c cash December closed at 9s4c January 0lac;
No do. SOC 9o3ac.; reected SIC: Corn opened firm
s5ssc, Decembei s7se January; rejected, &{sc Oats
opened firm but closed dull at 2sc for No cash 29,c.
a2)Mc, Decent rejected &c 271ac. Rye steady,
at 59c cope. according to location. Barley dull and
at S No % & Sc or nd h1
Pork steady for cash. easier for future sales a. ST. 30
Lard steady al &c SIC, cash; 7sc January; 75sc,
rib midies 6Sc for short clear mddes 5Sc for long
clear mddes. Green meats quiet and UNCHANGED.
Freghts-corn Buffalo, &C. Recepts-9O0O bbls. hour,
ll5OO bushels wheat O do. corn, 10000 do oas lo0
our do bushels aS %hea 10000 do corn 400 SS as
oats, and 5000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The following were the balances in the Treasury
at the close OF business to-day:-Currency,
So, 500 000 coin, $4,000 600; certificates s2S65o,-
600; outstanding legal tenders, s362, $40, ,0oo-an
increase OF $570,000 since the 1lth inst.
The receipts from customs to-day were $176,00o ;
from internal revenue $l75,s6o. The customs re-
cepts for the week were ST. 750 900. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day s6s,000 on account OF
interest, and $40, 600 in redemption OF hve-tweny
bonds. The payments OF November coin interest
to date amounts to about $4,000, 600.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were IN better demand to-day and at hrmer prices,
especially at the close-United States skies, 1851,
registered, 1l1,4 1l1I; United States sxes 1881,
coupon, 1l2H; United States fve-twentles, 1862,
coupon, 1862. IO7; United States 1ve-twenties,
1854, coupon, 1861 1919; United States fve-
twentes, 1885, coupon. 1919 1o7sS United States
fve-twenties. 1865, coupon new, ITO 1loA United
States fve-twenties, coupon, 1867, 1lo3l 11lla /;
United States ive-twenties, coupon, 1868, lloal; /;
United States ten-fortes. registered, los LOG;
United States ten-Iorties coupon, los a 1861 !;
United States fves, 1881, coupon 1861 o 1867; /;
Pacific Railroad slxes 109.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were generally stronger and higher, old Tennes-
sees closing at 65 a 6S and new 654 q 6S; old Vir-
gnas advanced to 80, bid at the close; new closing
at 35 bid Georgia common bonds SO bid, and sevens
10 So; old North Carolinas are 2lh 25 and
special tax bid. Old South Caronas rose to %
bid, the January and July issue closing ut s1z 10
and April Offering at 20. Plain Missouri skies sold
at so1s $50 s51s, closing at s51s s5s, and the
Hannibal and st. Joseph issue at 81 81.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares were quiet. Commerce sold at 10; (;
Fourth National, 81, and Park 120. The latest bids
were:-New York, 10; Manhattan 1875; Mer-
chants, 100; Mechanics ITO; Union, l25; America,
1876; Fulton, 1875; Greenwich, 2o5; Leather Manu-
facturers' $50; State OF New York. 90; Commerce,
no; American Exchange, 100; Bank OF North
America GO; Hanover, e5; Market, 10; Corn Ex-
change, 1o5; Importers and Traders, 1855; Park,
100; Fourth National, 81; Ninth National, 90.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoS, Nov PIP 80 +. M
United states bonds ten fertles 9 hses, 60 Erie
va United states fye.twsnty bonds ls67 s5s6 ten
torues. 90a; fves, eO4. Erie Railway shares Si
way shares 81; 4:.o r M.censols Tor money s;4 "a
twenty bonds 1865 old, o. 1865, s5A ves sos
Erie Railway shares, 353s tor the new account.
spatch from Paris quotes rentes at 5 &C. PM-French
rentes, SCI. 85c
LIvERPooL CorroN MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Nov. 12-4 P.
MOf the sales TO day 1900 bales were American. Sales
of uplands the basis OF good ordinary, shipped De-
cember and January, at Sled. Cotton to arrive-No
transactions sellers demand an advance Of Lied The
Orleans, sad. Sales $4,000 bales, including 2O for
speculation and export Sales OF uplands, shipped No
vember and December on the basis OF good ordinary,
8 3-l6d.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET LIVERPOOL, Nov. PAP.
M.-Talow 39s. I'd per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDoN, Nov. 12-Even-
ing.-Spirits turpentine, Sis Cd. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET-ASTwERP, Nov. l2-Petroeum,
36la. for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov IL 1878.
Cotton-Demand lights; good ordinary, i2tkc ordin-
ary lie. Net receipts, l73 bales. Exports coastwise
78 sales, 1000 Stock, T,lb
NEW ORLEANS Nov. IL, 1873
Cotton fruler; good demand; middlings HLc; low
niddlings I3stc. strict good ordinary l25c. Net
ceipts l03 bales Gross 3 Exports TO Great Britain
3glI. sales 1901 Last evening. 1000 stock, SS,713
NOZZLE, Nov. IL, 1873
Cotton steady; fair demand; middnngs, lie. low
middiings I31sc. strict good ordinary, l2Ac. Net
receipts. 69 bales Exports coastwise, S1G Sales 800
Last evening, fJ0 Stock, 2i,W0.
pAyArNAH, Nov. ~, 1879
Cotton firm; mddllngs 131Sc. Net receipts bul3
bales Exportsro Great Britain. 1850; coastwisc, 2O
saes, A268 stock, ,S372a ., - -
Cotton Grmer middings lss.e. lac. low middlIAgs.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

sissippi consolidated sinking fund, IS; 81. Louis
and Iron Mountain first mortgage, 81; st. Louis
and Iron Mountain second mortgage, II; Colum-
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central first mortgage,
TAX; do, between calls, 74h; Erie fourth mort
gage. 90; Central Pacific gold, IS; Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago second mortgage, 97h; Canada
Southern first mortgage, between calls, 60; Morris
and Essex second mortgage, 95h; Louisville ana
Nashville consolidated, 1895, 81; Toledo and Wabash
second mortgage, so; Hannibal and st. Joseph
eights, convertible 67,S.
The following were the bids as amended at the
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. r. 1873.
The wool market remains quiet and there no new
features to notice Sales TO manufacturers confined
to small lots they disposed to purchase beyond
the supplying Of immediate wants. There Is not much
SELL but wherever sales forced low figures
have be accepted Sales have been OF extra and
double extra Ohio and Pennsylvania at 4c Soc per lb
Michigan and Wisconsin at 42ac Acc. and superne and
extra pulled from 4Oc 50c Combng ana delane feeces
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
"WEDNESDAY. NoY. /.

Unchanged-Whiskey Lower.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1916 p. NJ
The trade movement was moderate to-day
especially on 'Change, the business In wheat being
retarded by the paucity OF supplies anoat. Flour
was duh, but without decided change. Wheat was
very dull, but irm though at the close 1t would
have been dinicult 10 sell at any improvement on
prices current the day before. Corn was scarce
and nrmer in consequence. oats were steady.
WhisKey was trne of under free receipts.
Pork was still nominal while lard was irregular,
but closing nrmer. Groceries remained quiet, but
values were held the same. Petroleum remained
dun and nominal Naval stores also dull but
prices were not essentially changed. Cotton In
good demand at &c per d. Improvement for lots the
spot and 5sc per lb. for forward delivery.
BUTTER.-1he market remained quiet The receipts
were liberal and stock shows accumulation quoted
follows New York State and Pennsylvania selected
pals sDc. s2c. do hrkins good, Soc. 3sc. fair 10
good do &c TO 35c state half 1rkin tubs good TO
choice, 38c 40c far 10 good do, 3ic 3sc. common
70 fair do 6c. &c state Welsh tubs good 10 choice,
sic &C. fair to good do. zoe. Sc. common 10 fair
do 2Cc S0c Ohio Western reserve good to choice 30c
S2c. fair TO good do, 2Gc Soc Indiana Illinois and
Central ONO good 10 choice 29c Sci lair 10 good do.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA. Nov. I2, 1873
Sugar-No. II d. s., 12c. a l24c. per arrobe. Ex-
change frm on the United States, 50 days, cur
rency. 81 . IS premium; short sight, 62 premium; 60
days gold, 63 "a premium; short sight, II u prcmum
on london, S3 IS premium: Paris u 63 premium.