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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE OLE Ill DAILr NEws.l
FROM SAN
Exit OF Chinese-Paid OR-stock
ed-Greenback

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL M
Four or five hundred Chinese made
their exit from the country on board
the Colorado to-day. Among them
were twenty-sevcn women recently
imported.
The police force were paid off to.
day In warrants and brokers are doing
a lively business in buying them at
and @ per cent. discount.
There Is considerable excitement to.
day in mining stock circles. Sales are
lively OH the street and in the Board,
California street seems to have regain
ed Its normal state Of animation and
hustle. The principal attractions are
Belmont and American Flag stocks.
The steamer Colorado for China and
Japan sailed at noon.
Greenbacks, 92A992A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-01

The TIber Subsiding.
ROME, November 1.-The Tfber is
subsiding and SO are fears ofa des-
tructive flood.
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BY THE CABLES.
death ofsir VIM. Boyile.

Death ofStr VIM. Bowie.
LONDON, November l.-Sir VIM.
Bowie, Lord Chief Justice Of the
Court Of Common Please, died this
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-01

New Railway Spcned.
The Devon & Somersalt Railroad,
seven years in building, was opened
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-01
RARE CHANCE TO INVEST
P%LyMPToN's PATENT
ROLLER

THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE RIdHT FOR
j the State Of Nevada Of the aboye.named
celebrated skates, being now engaged In other
counties, either singb or IN lot. together with Q
large quantity Of skates and Skate Fixtures,
cheap for each: Storey. Lyon. Lincoln, Nye,
Esmeralda, Churchill and R6op.
For further information address
W. D. G. GIBSON, Gold Hill.
Or W. Ky. DoANR, Carson City,
oc23m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-01

The east crosscut on the l7oo-ioos
level Is still driven vigorously ahead
the face In hard blasting rock. Sink.
inc the main incline Is making good
nrogress. Nothing new to report OF
the prospecting operations IN other
portions Of the mine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
FAIRFIELD,
aud containing
IS acres,
more or less

more or less.
This land is situated in the First Elcc-
ton District Of Saint Mary's county. at
fork. made by the intersection Of tba
l. onardto~n or Clifton Factory road
with the Three Notched road. and has
upon il comfortable and convenient
DWELLING, (within q few yards II
where the store st,od. n small KIrCH-
EN-. MEAT HOUSE. STABLES. &C.,
There is ais" upon this property good
BLACKSMIrH'S SHOP, ut which a
goo! business is done; and oil in sight,
within convenient walk, is q comfortable
TENANT HOUSE. Usually occupied by
the Blacksmith. The land is new -hav-
ing been lately cleared aud grubbed-and
the SOL therefore good and in fine eondi-
ton.
But the great value Of this property is
in the advantages it possesses as stand
for store-than which, for the mercan-
tile business. there IL none better In this
county. 1t il within q few miles Of Tire
Milestone Landing on the Paiuxent Riv-
er, from which there are Steamers % and
from Baltimore three times . week; and
schools and mills are almost at the very
door. A Post Office for that section Of
the county 10 usually KEEP. a. this plsce.
The other tract or parcel Of land, called
aud known as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
DINWiCDlE'S
IMPROVED
CLOTHES FOUNDER,
Fife Minute Washer.

hF the many contrivances for Washing
~ Clothes, but few have given saiisE, ton
Nearly all ave been constructed on the rubbing
principle, wearing clothes rs fast as the board
and requiring much labor. The question may
be asked, "What is WashingT'
Why, forcing water through a garment to
loosen and remove the air:-consder? See that
ny with his non--rn: ne is using compressed
air. now powerful il is Why not use COM
pressed air for forcing water though clothes ?
This is the principle OF The Little Five Minute
Wafer.
Hha IL riU do. 1t will wash tub of wear
ing clothes in from 5 TO 10 minutes; Sheets
Table Cloths, Coun,erpanes Quilts, Comforts
Blankets, &c, 3 to 5 minutes without breaking
stitches or wadding up the cotton. II also
washes Pants, Goats Vests &c in a few min
utes. and any garment that requires washing,
from the finest Lace Collars to the dirtest Rag
Carpets II also Rnses. Blues and Starches on
the same principle II don't weigh over 2
pounds. and a child 10 years Of age can wash
with il with ease.
Direction 10 use tin the first place, assert
your garments, fine goods first, dirty Wrist
bands, Collars, &c, dip in water and apply
soap: rub in to loosen the dirt. Use any kind
Of soap you wish. soft SOAP is easier applied
Remember. this Washer works by air pressure.
not pounding. Never stamp nor pound. Make
good suds in q tub TO cover top of rim. spread
your clothes In loosely. press first in centre Of
tub, then arouud inside Of tub. In short time
vou will learn TO han lie it,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
Sherif's Sale
of
Real DSThTB.

RY virtue Of four wits Of Venditioni
- Exp""a.. issued out Of the Circuit
Court f'r Saint Mary's county, one at
the suit Of il Clifton. one at the sui. Of
Richard II Miles. surviving .iminis.ra.
tor Of WIN H Garner. one at the sui. o,
Mary NJ Sharks. administering Of Rebec-
c, Shanks, use Of John F Dent, use Of
John j Allstah for NJ NJ Shanks and 9TH
ers, one at the sui, Of Richard II Miles,
surviving admins rltor Of WIN II Gar.
ncr. surviving partner "f II G. G,rner,
against the goo S and ehat,ies. lands and
t"nements Of z d B axis one, George W
Blackstone, J Il w Maxim. r p Blak-
isio"e aud John + Dent. and t. me d.
rccted. | have seiz d aud taken 10 execu-
ton all the right. title. interest. claim
and dem, at Law and in equity of the
SAID z d Bakisrone, G.org. w Blakis-
tone, JRW MAXIM. r p 81 kis.one aud
john T Dent. in aid to the following real
estate To wit:
One :rsc, or parce. Of land called AMI
known as
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besides shorter PsPess; among them being
Hiram Powers. with portrait; Exsraordi-
mary Seientise Discovery; Living Unto
Life; Dr.. Hssat;ss Bonsr. With portrait:
Laughter. illssirssed; Sketches from Real
Life. No. 4 illustrated; 6ood Behavior
which everybody should read; Prof J.
N. Kieaer. With porfssits Nary Lees
Dream. story for sessherss Over train
ing; Curiosities Of Abstipencss Local OPP
ton. or The Temperance Experiment at
Vineland; Dr.. Wilder's Wit and Wisdou;
From Cheboygas to Mackinsv On lee;
The Chinese Wheelbarrow. illustrated;
John T. Gorden. q Murderer. With por-
trait. etc. Subscription price. So q year.
s. r. Wells. Publisher. $50 Broadway.
New York.
NEWSPAPERS ESrERPRIsE.-The Balti-
more american celebrated its one-hun-
dredth anniversary on Wednesday. the
10th instant. BY sending out fac sin,;ze
edition Of the frst copy Of that paper. pub
Iished on the Goth day of August. 1878.
Il contains four pages Of three broad COL
umns each, and was published BY w.
Goddard. Like many other journals. the
American has made long strides in size
and progress since that day. and for en-
tsrprise in its news departments Il 10 not
excelled BY any paper in Baltimore city.
Ii deserves in business aspect the high
state Of prosperity to which i, has attained.
DENoREsr MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Sep
te,nber is rich in literary novelties. and
also gives fine display Of the new Fall
Fashions. Demorest seems to outbii all
his cotemporaries in the value of Premi.
ums to his subscribers; he announces an
astounding offer for 1874. Of the large and
celebrated chrome. " The Old Oaken
Bucket" after Jerome Thompson, and
several other equally large and valuable
Cbromos. The Captive Child. Home,
Sweet Home" and AFTER the Storm"
for the ensuing three years. worth SIS
each. This is certainly unparalleled. and
ne wonder how it can be done. Send for
Circular. Address w. Jennings Demo-
rest. s3S Broadway, N. Y.
Demorcst's Young America is as full Of
novelties as an egg 10 full of meat. The
September No. Of this entertaining Juve-
nile Monthly will be valuable accession
to any family Of children. An announce.
ment is made that hereafter it will be fur
nished at 81 90 per year. with valuable
Premium. Girls and Boys will please
note this. Address W. Jennings Demo.
rest. s3S Broadway. N. Y.
Blackwood's Magazine for August be-
gins the ninth book Of ''Tae Paris;ans."
and Schiller is treated of in the "Centu-
~ Of Great Poets. from 1850 downwards. J."
1.-THE North; The Land of Love and Song"
is fine poem by X. G. Halliburton. "Sa-
walls and the Carlists in Catalonia" is
timely and instructive. Besides these the
current number contains other articles Of
varying value.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
Worth and Beauty
Woods Household Magazine
ANe fuK CHROME
7 0 ) / N | I |.

Having control of the magnificent Oru
CnR,Mo. 70 semitic. We arc able %
offer a combustion of literary and artis-
tic work Of genuine worth, and at pr.es
uup 60 'd-ased.
Thi, fne cory ola piece of Natures
grandc>t work. is not presented 10 the
usual limited style, its dimensions. llx
20. making picture os very desirable
sis,. in itself an ornameat 10 tic rooss
graecd by its presence.
But few copies OF this beautiful Chro-
mo will be allowed to 20 70 the retail
stores. and those will b. sold q, their ac-
tual retail price. So 90. while il ordered
in connection With our Magazine, both
viii be furnished for 81 so
As Premium the picture may b. OBJ
tanned by sending Us two subscriptions for
the Magazine at Sl.O0 each. or BY sub
scribiug for tie Msgsa;ns two years IN
advance. At 81 90 per annum. Address,
Woods Household Magasiue. Newburgb,
New York.
sE sHUTES. Pablisher.
Aug %, 1873.
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he gos and more too; nor With Butler.
that it vas nObody's business; but Niblack
confcsses fhss he knew il was ali wrong;
iha. the bill was ''sgainst public policy. |"
unfair. indecent. without . parallel in
our history" and 'presuming very large
~ on the forbearance Of IN already sorely-
taxed people," In word, he knew il
was all wrong. and just went and did it!
If all others will disgoree. 50 will Niblsck.
but II not, not, and 50 most people think
Niblack bad better have kept out Of print.
The Washington authorities having ap-
proved the finding Of the court-marsial 10
Oregon. six of the Nodes will be hanged
on the 3rd Of October. The other Indians
now held by the troops on the Pacific
coast will probably be given up to the
State authorities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
Public Meeting.

PIE undesigned. colored voters Of
= "Briery Braueh. propose giving IN
Oyster Eating On
the 9Th Of AUGUST. 1873.
u Peter H. Guys spring near 81. Glenn
ent's Bay. In our friend aud neighsoe.
Jas. T. NJ. Raley. His friends aud the
public generally are invited to attend
Several c"lored speakers have been iuvi-
ted aud w.h address the meeting.
ALFRED GREEN,
JOHN L THOMAS.
THOMAS BROWN.
HILLERY BUTLER,
HENRY BUTLER,
wM COLE.
WIN SOMERVILLE,
NJ CURTIS.
ALFRED COLE.
wM THOMAS.
JOSEPH CUTCH,
SAML MASON.
JOHN THOMAS.
JOHN WOOD.
LEMUEL MASON,
HOLT.
HILLERY THOMAS.
Aug IS. 1S73-1ts Committee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
DECLINATION.

Mr.. Editor Please allow me space
enough in your columns to offer my thanks
to those who announced me ~ q candi-
date. To those friends I would say. that
for me. the prospect for success is very
limited. owing to the present deranged
and corrup,able state Of affairs. and rs
convinced that would have to sacrifice
those principles which I have cherished
and maintained from my earliest child
hood and Of which l am firmly determine
cd nothing but death shall ever deprive me.
Sir. by Withdrawing my name as can
didate from your columns. you will great
ly oblige yours. &C..
JOSEPH W. GOLDSBOROUGB.
Aug. Is. 1878.
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DIED.

DIED.
Departed this life July 9Th, 1919, Mrs. ST.
SAN r. ABEL. aged 3s years, months and
10 days.
Long she struggled against disease,
Which bailsed skill and care,
And long she fingered racked with pain
And suGerings hard to bear.
Hceanna 10 Jesus on high,
Another has entered her nest
Another has escaped 10 the sky
And lodged in lmmanuei's breast.
The soul Of nv dear wife l. gone
To heighten the triumphs above,
EXALTED 60 Jesss's throue,
And ciAsped in the arms Of his lore.
Dear husband. ehildren, mother, brothers, sis
tiers, sll.
Regard nay death 20 you q casl,
Prepare yourselves. U ready sand
To meet me in thai happy land.
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COyNFIR AfT1O.v NOTICE..
Benz Mckay
va
Jsmes L Bise o..

In the Circuit Coari for st. Mary's county
sitting ~ . Court OF Equity.
No 26f NE
ORDERED, this 9Th day Of Ausus,.
~ 1873, that the Auditors Report
Z, fled in this cause, he ratised and
confirmed, unless cause tothe contrary he
shown on or before the 4ih Monday Of Sent
next provided \ copy OF this order be put.
Iishsd in the ST. Mary's Beaeom. once .
week for three successive weeks prior to
the said 4h Monday Of September.
JNO A CAMA.lEk, Ci'k.
Tfuecopy-Te>t:
JNO ACAMALIER, Cpt.
Aug %. ls7s-sw. ipe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

NARY 4NE ABEL. yousees child Of So
San 49, T. Abel, departed this life Jaly
18th, ls73sased months and . days.
I take thislztfle angel, said be.
And iay|is In nv breast.
Proieetioe = shall 6sd in me.
In nsh1ever bless-
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Late Sherif's Sale
of Real and
lIlNlhI llQPllrY.

DY virtue Of four vri,s Of vendisisni
- Exponas. iesu-d out Of the Circsi,
Court for Saint Mays county, one q,
the suit Ct Robert Ford. one at IN. sui,
1T James Thomas and Janes McCabbin.
IL Gators of Wm II Thomas. one ut the
suis Of r p Blackstone. use Of Isaac $
George. u>e ii X p Blakis ore. use Of r
II Niles. one at the salt of b Chcscisiinc,
use Of Joha b WEIGH / Son. against the
go"ds and cl'attels. lands and truements
"t z d Bhksscne. James T Blackstone
and X p Blackstone. aud To me directed,
| have seis, and taken 10 execution al
the right. title, interest. claim aud de-
mand at Law AMI in equity. of the said z
d Birthstone. James T Blackstone aud
X = B!akis; one. in aud TO the following
real aud perso al property. 90 wit:
Onc tract Or parcel Of land called and
known n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
NOTICE..

'HHE Ladies OF 81. Francis xsvier's church
i ~illsive At Newtown on
WEDNESDAY, the Bird Of September, 1874,
(if fair, ifpes the FIRST fair day thereafter .
DINNER for the benefit Of their church. In
addition, Refreshments viii be provided co the
occasion.
Oa the day following. there win be q DIN
NER nj the same place for tie eolorcd people
ana for the same object
The public are sespectfally invited to attend.
Aug 90, ls73-:ds
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M'CIElIAN'S
INSTITUTE FOR BOYS

ted situation. - miles west Of Philadelphia.
Spacious Play grounds, with Gynnasium.-
Ssndeats prepared for College, Polytechnic
Schsols or Business Special provision made
for very young boys. Many students remain.
as ooardrrs, during summer vacation. Session
begins September 10th. address ROBERT n.
MCCLELLAN.
Aug IS, isT3-lus
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CLIFTON
SCHOOL

Students prepared for the University of Virgin
ToS fFHrourER 1 cG, AA Rssreass.: Ma
ryland. Chas. and Robert Clarct,, Esqs, Prince
Georc> Co.; ri. G Dallam aud Col. Charles
Marshall, Baltimore. Arkansas, W. H. John.
son, Esq. Rives Landing, Arkansas River
Louisiana. g. G. Trudeau. Esq, Parish 81.
James; John s. Wallis, Esq, New Orleans.
Virginia, the two Bishops of p. Z. Church, and
Col. Chas. venable, Chairman of Faculty Uni
versity Virginia.
X JAQCEILN AMBLER,
Principal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

CS con per day, Agents wanted,
SDc TO DIV All classes of working
people, OF either sex, young or old. make more
money NJ work for US in their spare moments
or all the time, than at any thing else. Purticu-
lars free. Address e. STINSON & CO., Port
land, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

GuASo, Erc.-We note a fair supply Of Chin.
cha Island Guano in dealers hands, which is
selling At $50 per ton of ,Oo0 lbs, currency
but there is no stock in agents hands. Qua
nape We quote nj 500 per long ton 10 los Of
10 to so tons, with deduction Of 50 cents to
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
Si5@S5O per ton, while inferior kinds are much
lower.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs. + litors Please announce
JOHN II BUCkLER. Of Pa.uxcat dis
'rict. as a candidate for scat ia tho
COMMISSIONER Court at the ems sing
e'ecri and say he will be supported by
Ctap'ieo and Charlotte Hall stric's. aud
oblige Many Voters.
Aug %. 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

S2j. Money Made Fast 81 900.
BY all who win work for us. II upon writing
you do not find MS all square, we will give you
one dollar for your trouble. Send stamp for
circulars to
o. II. BUCKLEY 4 CO., Tokonsha, Mich
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

PROLIFIC was exhibited at the
Corn and Flour Exchange on Saturday
morning. by Col. James r. Herbert,
bunch of wheat stalks from which had
been cut $50 good heads. the production
Of single grain Of wheat. 1t was grown
on the farm Of Col. Robert Beverley. in
Essex county. Va. Another bunch from
the same gentleman's farm. containing
LAG heads. producing one and half pint
Of good wheat. the yield Of two grains.
was sent to the Corn Exchange. Alexan-
dria. Those who examined the bunch
exhibited on our Change pronounced i,
great curiosity. One gentleman had
before seen twcnty-seven stalks from n
single grain. and it was regarded as some
thing wonderful. but this bunch is nearly
Eve times greater. With such facts as
these there is no occasion for men to 90
West to farm; "therc is life 10 the old
land yet."-Eah. Daily San.
DEArH OF ALEXANDER PExx.-Mr. A.
esander Penn. for many years q promi-
nent Wholesale grocer Of this city. died
on Sunday morning at his late residence.
No. 81 North Charles street. aged So
years. Mr.. Penn vas a native of Charles
county. but came to Baltimore many years
ago to engage in business. He was man
Of strict integrity. and bad the respect
and confidence of all who were brought in
contact with him. At one time he was q
member of the City Council. aud as such
carefully guarded the interests Of the city.
Several years ago. in consequence Of de-
clining health. he retired from active bus
incss pursuits. but he never recovered
His funeral took place yesterday afternoon
at st. Paul's Church. aud was largely at.
tended .-Baltimore Gazette IF Tuesday.
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PRICE $500.

Agent for 81 Mary's and Calvert counties
VTo satisfy the doubling. will allow any
person convenient to my place Of business. Leon
ardtown, TO make experiments Of the Washer
and return t. if they should b. dis ,ppointed
with il after trial without risk or cost to them
selves. ySF.
Aug %, ts13-3ms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-28

WnEASs~-Ihe market for Wheat has coutiu.
ued aeuveADd 6rm since our last report with
COCA de9nad from both shippers and miliers,
DIT prices ave undergone little or no ch uge
Iss fecepe o. Southern were rather more lib
efai, sad- . ThursAay. Inclusive, amounted to
60, oeo bssheas, against SO. coo bushes s..oe
uue iass week The offerings were all takea
saen day, end we learn Of no lots held over
Ine sales rported were 3 1000 bushels inferior
10 good white At le0(GlIo cen,s; S, 500 do.
prime to choice do. Al I759lse cents; 10000
DO. inferi0 TO fair red at i5at9i6s eeats; "a
0eo DO god ID prime do. ~ lTo6lTT cents;
%, 500 do prime 10 choice am er az l-SGlso
seed
Coss.-The market for Western MIXED Corn
has been quiet during the week, aud the busi-
ress reposeed l. light owing to the scarcity Of
freight Foon Offering, and TO the firm view of
holders. The quantity going into the Elevator
= small oef the stock is little in excess Of this
gay week. large portion of which is held by
slippers. I'VE learn Of sales of only 81 0cO bush
els AZ SCI enis. and note now generally held at
80 cents. ut the offerings are light. We also
note sales Ic00 bushels No. mixed At So cents
1000 DC, How at 57@5s cents aud 1890
90. re5Gte - 5afG53 cents. all on track
White Corn ruled duh, with prices tending
downward. until within the last day or two.
when the demand has been more active, and
the market closes decidedly firm.
oArs-The receipts are less liberal, and the
market for Oats is firmes and prices are again in
sellers favor The total sales since our las, re-
port amount to Is. 600 bushels. as follows: G. 900
bushels Southern at IiG4I cents; 5000 do.
bright Western At s4(G46 cents. and 6, 600 do.
mixed do. At 42@45 cents We quote prices
to-day al 45EGt7 for Southern; 43Gd4s cents for
mixed. and 1901 cents for bright Western.
RyE.-The market opened firm, and sales Of
$50 TO 300 bushels were reported at loo cents,
but with more liberal offerings prices -cliued.
sales having been made Of 800 TO l. 200 bushels
s5(a)92 cents. AT the close, however the feel
ing is again frmer, and to-day there were 81 Is
OF 500 bushels 92lGo5 cents.
TosAcco-The markets for leaf Tobacco are
fairly active and prices for all descriptions are
fully sustained. The Inspections Of MARYLAND
show falling Of this ve-k Of about 500 hhds.,
and We note good demaad for ali the markets.
the quantity opened having been readily taken.
The Ohio crop is nearly ali in, and there is less
activity to be observed for this sort, the French
contract having been dlled There is, howev-
er. a fair demand still ruling, aud we note sales
amounting to about 400 hhds. for Austria,
Bremen and Buisburg. There has been rather
more doing in Kentucky. sales having been re-
ported Of 22o hhds., mostly for Bremen, but We
learn Of no sales Of Virginia. The exports du-
ring the week were l, l39 hhds. TO Bremen and
8 hhds. 10 Demerara; total, las hhds. There
Is no change to note in prices, and we con.
tinue 10 quote rs follows:
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ADD13DYaEa

lying on the Tnrce No,cbsd road. be-
tween the lands Of Frederick Uukle and
The heirs Of John Bohanan, aud contain
iug
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

In the matte Of the petition for Com
missiou of partition on the real es-
tate Of Char lee Chesrldiue.
In the Circui, Court for 81 Mars county.
No $50 Commissions.
this 2lst day Of An.
~ gust. 1873. that the Auditors Repcr,
filed 10 this Gauss. be ratified and con.
firmed, unless cause to the contrary L,
shown on or before the 4th Monday Of Sen,
next; provided a copy OF this order 10
published in the 3, Marys Beacon. once
a week for three successive weeks prior to
the said ith Monday Of September.
JNOA CAVALIER, Crls
True copy-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, Crk.
Aug %, ls73-3w
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40 acres,

more OF less. is detached and covered en-
tircly with VOID and timber. and will be
sold separately or with the former place,
as mas be deemed advisable on the day
Of sale.