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GREAT DISCOvE VERY
BRADLEY'S s sx,ks PAINT
MADE
Fure White ead nseed ii and Zinc Chemically Combined
viii long the ordinary ~.y
ALWAYS READY FOR USE SOLD BY TIE GALLON.
One Gallon Covers Twenty Square Yards Two

LEoSAEDrowS. Nh. September g. 1878
KNIGHT EsoR -Ags Brsdles
We have male fair indeed believe
Paint which
p'ng and for
and also the
point Of good loks durability eheaPness Others village who
Mr. Herbert Moo the
numbr) bear willing testimony manifold merit. and
Respectfully, KING 4 DOWNS, Eds BEACON
D,RSEsIcwS MONTGOMERY Co Np Oct. g. 1878
Ma SIZE amelP
received of the Bird iusu asking opinion of the Bradley Pa
which Il affords TO
testimonial With others " value aud 'hrou adaptation rural
especially Having
and Lrllg with all branches and
induced Patent
portability,
yards have recommended
pot often dune the .asfsson Of prpsor
desirable districts. cheery feel
assured shat ell who will be satisfied that clam.d Durable
Yoursr respectfully l. EIEF.
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S McGlLL, NJ d.
BALTIMORE, December o. 1871


Ea, b. S-Tbc
have use; its qualities everything desired drying
hard viii kniso
Tits and With certainty m
ton oil "csa,i where desire u good job Of work
Very respectfully EMMARf QUARTLEY 276 W Bait st.
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From Hon. JONI WErnIREp.

.Badcys" paint to house. have pleasure
c"uiea carries better gloss than ordinary paint, and from
odM Yours .spect.uUy, JOHN WETHERED
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NOTICE.

\ WISH 10 engage the services offs eomre.ent
] MAILER Tor the ensuing rear. 10 one
Who can co1e well recommended liberal SAL
asy and constant empios men: will be given
Apply 10 JNu DiLLAHAY. ty letter or in PR
sou, Head csSt Clements f@y, So Nary's soaa-
81. Nd
Oei -. ls53-ims
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=. Iso srAIDixo. rnrLIp ,. cosss
{. LEO SPAlOlNG Z Co.,
Central Commission Merchants
Ne rs LIGHr STREET WHARZ
RAEYruoss.

Hasinx re1oved 10 the above desirable To-
eatisa, being slnsss innedisteiy Opposite the
Wkngves e ihe Patuxenf and reioaaac River
sna near The Ensssfh Shore and Yosk River
0snsbeets. ne ars prepared TO give special
atsensisa 10 the sale - Tobacco, Grain, Fegc-
sAhtsn, Dried Rrsits Pssitry, Egg1 Rutier,
and oshsr Cosssry Prodee,s.
xos u, Iss3-u.
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WV ~ VVS0O
Ne,U Goods !
" E have just received and are now
w opening our splendid Stock Of
New Spring and Summer Goods, which
embraces every variety Of
Cloths, Cas.imercs.
Vcstings,. Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps.
LADIES FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Ca'icocs, Dclaines,
A'pacas, Flannels,
kerseys, Domestic Goods,
Brown and Ladies' Skirts,
Blcachcd Hoops,
Muslins, Hose,
Balmorals, etc q, etc.
Also heavy stock of CIR" HERIES
Of all kinds. to which attention is called.
We invite inspection Of our stock
MILLINERY GOODS. having paid par
';cu!ar attention to the selection of CHS
part Of our stock.
:. We direct particular atscni ion 10 our
stock Of fine CASSIMERES, which We
have selected With great car. In this
connection We have employed the scrvi-
ces Of a competent Tailor. Persons wish.
ing clothing made 10 order can be thus
accommodated.
We invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
greenwich & FENWICK.
May 3, lS73-tf.
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To Farmers!
To Fishermen
To GardenG p |!
q. A. GOLDEN = NO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIN CRocnns a.
COMMISSION MERCHAk1s.
Washington y. G.

MOULD return their shauks to ~ elfl,rn.
~ Of ST Aary's for The patronage ezaead-
"a .nem heretofore. and ask cooel1oooes y
their confidence End patronage
Have you early YECETABEEo oSE1sr !
good marketf
Send them 20 GOLDEN 4 BIO, - ~
Washington market, where ~ H9he1l
prices are given and low 60 isioo
charged.
Have tou FISH to sell Tor fair resurnof
Ship them to GOLDEv 4 BRO, -
not wait to be sought.
Have you STOCK tn ship when men1e -
desired?
GOLDEN 2 BRO, formerly OF Charts CO..
Nd and now At corner Of TO and Rnea.
southwest, Washington. d. c., AZ <1snxs
At the docks "a recsise freixhe. erbey 60
stock-yard for cattle. when the market
10 giuited, and can hold for an Advance
Their charges are very moderate.
And when yonr FRUITS are IN season. srnd
them TO GOLDEN 4 BRO, for q ready sale.
quick returns and good profit.
Have you WHEAT, RYE. OATS, CORN, &C..
for which you desire ready sale a good
rates Send them to GOLDEN BRO,
who will effect sales at As good prices as
any other city, and at small commission.
II yon have POULTRY, or anything else raised
in your county, and which would COM
mand good prices in large city, among
the best agents you can prccurein WASH
ington, are
II. A. GOLDEN & BRO,
Cor. 10th and F SITS. southwest.
Washington, d. C.
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rAL1IMoRE, Deco mbcr 10. 1874

Mr. KxIonTD Sir: affords
til. Bradley Ename Paa INV and
painted (oe Mansion the Bradley
Enamel Paint and With
outside the Hotel. and most happy pee,
In will BE- .
liberty it. Yours respectfully. ISAAC ALBERTSON
Mansion House Hotel Cor Fye, aud S, Streets baltimore
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NALL At GkEENwELL q FEN.
~ wlCK'S and examine their 6ps 49,
sortment Of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
before purchasing elsewhere.
may %. 1873.
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For Sale.

DORTAB.E STEAM SAW L GRIST MILL
l. known rs SHEPARD'S MILL. Has sufii-
Gent power for saving all sizes of logs and for
grinding one hundred and fifty bushels corn
per day. Is simple in construction and easil,
moved. For particulars apply TO
RHODES SHEPARD
A A LAWRENCE,
Leonardtowu.
Dec IL, ls12-tf.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby
give Ectice that We have ohtained from the tlr-
phans' Ceart Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the PERSONAL estate
OF Elizabeth Cryer, late off said county. aeceas-
ed. Allpersons having claims az ainst the said
deceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
With the prcrcr vouchers attached thereto, 60
the subscribers, on or before the iss day oi
Apsi ls1$, they will otherwise by Law be ex-
eiuded from the benefits of the said estate. An
persons indebted to the deceased are requested
70 make immediate Faymentto the subscribers.
WI TCRYER,
ZACHARlAH hAfTlNGLEY,
AdminissEstoss.
Oct ls, iss3--ew.
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PLNcE GEoLaE C,uxT1,
kNGET: Dear Sir-Having
pleasure that fully think locks
applied
think will outh other have ever seeu. -
Very respectfully, ADDISON
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court Of Saiat Mary's eoaasy, sets
Oct IL, 1879.
(NRpEREp ny THE COURT. Tha, VIM r
~ Cryer and Zashariah Mat,ingiey, admin
is:rators Of
ELIZABETH A CRYER,
late ofSt Mary 8 county, Nd, deceased, give the
Notice required by law to the aeccased's
creditors 20 exhibit their claims, and that the
sarae he Published once q week for six success
sive weeks ,n the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test: Jas + N RA.Ey,
Register willsfor ST Mary's eeEaty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-20
MURRY ADDISON

.,r Eel AIR. MARYLAND. March T. 1874
Nh M Sir have been since
other
John Germont Mills Bradley Paint
ing good PAINT Montague
your most e.ese.t paint hoEe parties who have painting
il holds pain, / have ever used p
Your truly, &C 6AkRETrSON, House andSsn Painter
MAaSLAxD LINE BELrIxoaE Ccux.Y. September a. 1872
CT badeys
Sir: Tie paint which purchased
follow
ever The painter have employed delighted that can
public tev iutodu -
Yours truly, JAMES HALL
CT KNIGHT &c., Dear Sl have had
purchased ued inside and ouh
comneudahous facility yaudb = = 80
ieu~. truly THOMAS IRVING. les West Baanor. street,
"a 1874
dwdn. in ,iow
glossy new q -. .ho
Yss. rS, again AI s,iy r's waar,xcror
s,.. sa%c.: sr..sA s.sun, Lie is.a...e. Co. IS a
cou.rr, Mp. Feb ss s7s
given prrsr ssy Fs. s... s . .. and
Very rssp.efsny DicKEY. Nd.
.a9ao< @. u. KNIGHT.
Sole Agent.
NO. - v. LoxARD s1EEr BALTIMORE
~ spes.sas - Piss \. furnished sr.is ~
oe is isss-sn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-11-20

TO Prn affords much in
Street Theatre painted inside aud out with "Badeys pseu,
superiority and all other psin,s for similar
possibly sui cd
and
appears frs. mn, on a. T
advantages other
quantities drying
which much
pceIe nacy which beauty durability objects on
which USED As such most 'arnes, recommend
radsmen city, believing will them thew
cal possibly anticipate. WIN SINN 10y
Baltimore. April 20, 1872 Front Stree, Tlea,,.
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WEl FIRE I! FIRE !!
hWBLL.NGS. FU n HITCRE.
- "a ms. OUT-ROUSES. FARM
rkoLuCEs Sc, &C.. Insured On he Mo
saai Fi-a by the
Stair or MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Ofee No. n Ss.ta street.
Be HARRIS. President.

DIRECTORS:
3 y Caughy. .. Noah Walker q Co
Phlsip T George. q George & Jenkins
y D Anderson, Anderson & Bro
achH staek, Carpenter add BUILDER.
tion GEORGE Brent, Court Of Appeals.
george T Jenkins. Charles comfy.
George Combs. ST. Mary. coaniy.
B. q. Harris,
This is Home Company. gotten up ex.
pFessiy in the interest Of the citizens al
Southern Maryland, to enable them to over
come the difficutiss they experienced in
procuring Insurance in tie ordinary Insur.
nnce Ccmpanics. with nsaiorify Of its Di.
sreeors veil known In that eognmunity.
IL has heen in business row over fnuI
years. All losses accrued. and they have
bern unusually large, hare been faithfully
and promptly paid. which IS cur best guar
sntee Sor the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheap
esd known IN lnsuran and affords 10 oil
Insurance at its exact cost, and ought to be
encouraged by all who wisl,.lo protect them
selves against loss or damage BY FIRE.
IL those Interested will get ID tn, IL patro-
mage and interest themselves In the increase
OF its business, in few years il will rank
among the largest Insurance corporations
in Maryland, credit and benefit to all,
and an honor to the State.
GEO. A. SINMS,
General Agent for st. Mary's Co.
June 2s, ls7s-tf
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NOTICE.

bNNEF ~
Register Wills for ST Mary's county.
, 1873-06-26

SwINoM1sH. June ia Victoria spe-
cial says: 1.-The accused mnrderers.
now under arrest here, have confessed
to the murder of the Dwyer family Oh
San Juan Island few weeks ago
VICTORIA, June 1S.-Gun-boat Boxer
returned yesterday from a four wee Ks
cruise along the Northwestern coast for
the purpose of allowing the Surerinten-
dent of Indian Affairs to interview the
Indian tribes. They were fonnd to he
peaceable and satisfied. At Bella Bella
the ,rty Oh ned from the Hudson Bay
Agent, keg, lantern, candle and frag-
ments of a newspal er and some buscl it
supposed to haze belonged to the wreck
of the Geo S. Wright They next ? o.
ceeded to Cape Caution, where the Su-
perintendent interviewed the tribe of
Indians, who appeared well-disp"sed
and quite in contradiction to the letters
written by Suwanee. No tidings Of the
wreck were obtained.
Joe, Kanaha half-breed. suspected
of being concerned in the murder of Mr.
DIVER and wife, on San Juan Island.
made full confession to-day. He ac-
knowledges having done the killing. his
object being plunder. He also confess
The weather, the past week has been
rainy.
ed having killed Mr. Fuller, on the
same Island, last Year,
, 1873-06-26

Mr.. BRIGHT ON REpUBLICANIsM.- Mr..
Bright writes to the secretary Of Re
publican meeting held in BIrlrIt.g CHAM
as follows:
Baliater, N. B.. May s. 1873.
DEAR SIR,--I thank you for the H.
vitation to yunr proposed conference.
although I cannot be present at ii.
You ask for word of encouragement.
which I can hardly give. To possess
the best system of civil government.
is thing worth striving for, but 1t ma,
be wise policy to endeavor to perfe.
the civil government We lave rather
than to look for great changes which
necessarily involve enormous risks. 1t
is easier to uproot Monarchy than to
give healthy growth to that which Is
put in its place; and suspect the price
we should have to pay for the change
would be greater than the change would
he worth. Our forefathers sufferered
from nearly century of unsettled Gov
ernluent in consequence of the over
throw of the Monarchy. brought ON by
the crimes and folly of the Monarch.
France has endured many calamities
and mnch humiliation for nearly 100
years past. sprlnging from thedestruc-
-. x.f ~,
the apparent imposslsllity OF finding
stable Government to succeed 1t. Spain
is now in the same difficulty, and We
watch the experiment with interest and
anxi.ty. For forty years past in this
country we have seen the course CT I'M
provement in our laws and adminlstra
ton equal, perhaps superior, TO any
thing which has been witnessed IN any
other nation. This gives me hope III d
faith that we can establish IL civil Gov
ernment Sc GOO. as 10 attract to It's
support the respect and love OF all The
intelligent among our people. and this
without bringing upon us the troubles
which believe are inseperablc from the
uprootinc Of an ancieut Monarchy. l
have no sympathy with the object which
gives its name to yonr club. 1prefer
to try to do good in the way of political
reform by what 1 regard us wiser and
less hazardous. if a less ambitious,
method: and from what we have seen of
the past, 1 think we may gather hope
and faith for the future.
II am, yours, &C.,
John BRIGHT.
,.Si- q Ca.tal"
, 1873-06-26

A SEVERE SENTENCE.-A Louisville dis
patch of June 9Th says says:
Robert Atwood, who forged notes and
bills of exchange to the tune of halt Il
million, was sent to the Penitentiary
to-day to serve out a term of 20 years.
He pleaded guilty at the trial and es-
capped a number of indictments that were
pending. He was taken to the depot in
a carriage. while the other prisoners had
to walk. He is highly connected, was
deacon of the Presbyterian Church.
and before the forgeries were discovered.
had the confidence of the entire COM
munity.
, 1873-06-26

A CoNUNDRUM FOR BosToN.-The Bal
timore Sun has the following:
The mysterious circumstance lately oc-
Cured in Boston that while that temper
ate city is strictly enforcing an uncom
promising liquor law, two men have been
quarrellng in bar room as to which
of them should defray the expenses OF
drinks. while the barkeeper urdertook
to settle the dispute by hootlng them
both. The wonder is how such an event
could occur i'll the anti-llquor city OF
Boston.
, 1873-06-26
Marine Intelligence.

SEATTLE, June 81 Arrived, bark Gem
of the Ocean, 13 days from San Fran
cisco. with three passengers and the
following freight:
Seattle-Waddell & Miles, 5S; G.. ".
Hall, 2; Now Choung, 10S; Levy Bros.
9; L. I. Ireland, /; l.. L. Andrews, |;
Crawford & Harrington. 15G; 7, S.
Russell, 2. Stuart Crichton, 262; II.
Cavell, %; L. Reinig &c; Morrill, & King,
3; Pnmphrey & Young, 2; A. Frank, 4;
Schwabacher Bros. Il Co., 416; Mrs. r.
c. Graves,1; Smith & levitt. l; VIM.
Richards, l; a. S. Pinkham, 6; john
-tone Bros, 224: 5. P. Andrews, %; B.
F.. Booth, "a; R. H. Antrim, 3; J. A.
Woodart, 10; Frauenthal Bros, 5; MIS-.
Gilkey, l; J. V. Roach. /.
Olympia Ben. Murphy. i; T. Jack
son. /; Barker & Dickerson, 3: n. B.
Powers, 2 T. A. Parker, SO; T. Macleay,
20; L. B., 3; L. e. B. Bettman, A; Hof-
man & Frost, rs; S. W. Pc cival, ] 5.
Williams, /.
Pert Townsend-J. j. Hunt, l; 0. T
Gerrish, 3; j. G.. Swan, 10; c. Brown
Sc; Rothschild & Co., 440; G. Barthrop
{: E. S. Fowler, & Co., y; C. C. Bart
lett, 50.
Tacoma Hansen. Ackerson & Co , 2
SEABEcK, June 14.-Ship VIM. Will,
COZ arrived from Callao. and bark Gen
Cobb, arrived from San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND, June 17.-Arrived
schooner Amelia. 18th, bark Gem O.
the Ocean.
PORT GAMBLE, June 1S.--Sailed, shiI
Leodelina to Valparaiso for orders
, 1873-06-26
Le6at Advertisements.
First pnblicatian. May 29.)
lannon's.

an the District Court Of the Thrill Judici;
q District of the Territory of Washington
holding terms at the city OF Seattle. in ana fo
the counties of King, Kltsap and Snc homish,
WILLIAM KLNk.
plai tiff.
MINNIE E. KLINK,
Defendant
TIE Uhited St1tes Of America seRdGrqeti
To Minnie Z. klink Defendant
You are her by required 20 appear in an
tion brought against you by he above naii
plaintiff i'll h. District Court of the Third )
dicial Di' trict of the Tt rritory of WasiinSf'
holding tsrms Ut the city OF 81 attic i'll thc CO
~ Of Kin for III. counties of kine. kitsap n
Snphoml>h, and to answer the complaint TT
tn Re n. within twenty days Exclusive of IL
day of service after the service On you OF tn
summons, If served within the said coun t
hins; or. if served ont of that county hu
this district. wi hn thirty days; 9TH rmi
within six y days, or judgn' nj by d',f;'uli ".
b taken against you, according to the pray
# he complaint.
TIL said ac ion is BROUGHT TO procure Il
or t Of divorce from he bonds OF matrin"i
now existing b. tween you and the sal plan
AID you are hereby not fl d that if yon fail toi
pear and answer the mplaint as alb verq7
d, the said plaintitf will tax judSm' mt asai
you as prayed for in saiu plaintiffs copiplalh
WITNESS the Hon Orange Jac
Judge + said Court and givtnl
I LIS. der my hand and tn seal OF
saidCourt;this 2Sth day OF Nj
~ 1873.
LIB. andrews. CLERK.
By w R ANDREWS. Deputy
D. P. JENKINS Plaintiffs Attorney. Nv.
, 1873-06-26

P AT OF LAND SINKING THREE Hun
DRED FEET "A singular lncldent occur
ed in Seward Valley. Schoharie Count ,
New York, on Tuesday of last Week
On the top of hill IL the woot,s, "
piece of land belonging to tie late John
Weitina, containing abont 10, 900 SONAR
eet, svnk to the depth Of thee hnI dred
feet. The report WAS b ia n'in
Der Of miles. IL is supposed shat tbei'
must have been r ammuh clve be-
heath, as it is III he vicinity OF HIVE !,
c.ve, and the arch work giving away
left the earth above without any sup
port, and i'll cosequence OF this 1t caved
III Hudson ". r. STIR.
, 1873-06-26
Guardian sale

a Office is hereby given that in purs
y O. an order of the Probate Court OF hing
County. Washington Territory, made on The
third day of May A. d. 1873, in the matter oil
Z, he guardianship of Osrine Frost, c .lefal'
lister. guardian of said person an his estate
will s.D at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash gold coin of the United States, ana
subject To the confirmation by said court, Oh
Saur ay the 21st day of June, 4 y. 1918. at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ in front of the County Auditors
office in the city OF seattle. in said county. 50
much uf the timber belonging to said Frost, as
shall b. necessary tn pay the d' BITS outstanding
against him and ofhei inleb edne ess now ne
cessary to he incurred amuuni n 10 about ) tOo
said tlnb being on land between Salmon Bay
and Suilth's Cove, lso-called
Terms aud cunhifion. OF sale. Cash gold com
of the UuiI ed States. One half of SAID purchase
money 70 be paid to said guardian at the liie OF
sale and the balance un continuation of the s;ue
by said court. Deed al cXseusc of purchaser.
W. NJ. YORK Judge Of said court.
, 1873-06-26

The Harrisburg State Journal is not
quite satisfied with the way things have
gone or are going III Pennsylvania par
ticularly, or in the Union generally and
makes the following pertinent remarks:
'.When public men see that the ten
ure of Office depends upon the purity of
their conduct, and that by malfeasance
they will forfeit their emoluments and
lose their positions, then, and not till
then, the people will be honestly, faith
fully and fearlessly served. But as long
as the people continue to support men
who apologize for the rascality aid
thievery on the part of public men, so
long Will those in authority continue to
fill their pockets at The public expense,
and watch over their own personal in
terests to the utter neglect Of the public
welfare"