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DiNWIcOiE's
- iseuoSrp
CLOTHES FOUNDER,
Flee Minute Washer.
piNWICoiE's

nP tn many eon,rivanees ser washing
~ Cscshee. bat few have eiveu sasisArtios.
Nearly all have been eoussfuesre on the rubbing
principle, wearing clothes a. fAs, a. she board
and requiring much labor. rhs question nay
be asked, "Mhat 10 Washing r"
Why, forcing water through garment 10
tcosea and remove the dir.-ccnsfaer See that
boy with his pcp-eun. He is using ecmprsssed
air. How powerful il isl Why hot use com-
pressed air for forcing water ,hrongA clothes 7
IAis 10 the principle Of TIE little Eve Minute
Washer.
R1ss 4 ~lf do. I, win xa.a tab sf~ear-
ing clothes in fr ON 3 - 10 minutes; Sheets,
Table Cloths, Coansesrsn6a. Quilts, Comforts,
Blankets, &c, 3 to minutes without breaking
stitches o. wsdding mp the cotton u else
washes Pants, Coats, Vests &c in Q few min.
uies, and any garment that requires washing,
from the finest Lace Collars 10 the dirsiest Ras
Carpets. II also Rinses, Blses and Starches on
the same principle. II don't weigh over I
pounds and . child 10 years Of age can wash
With IL with ease.
Disecfisa 70 nee a.-ln the fisst plaes, sspse,
your garments. 6ne xosds erst dirty Wrist.
hands, Collars, &c. q In water aud apply
soap: rub in 70 leseen the dirt. Use any kidd
OF soap you wish, son sop b easier applied
Remember, this Washer works BY air pressure
not pounding. Never stamp n0s pssud. Make
good suds in . tab 20 cover TOP OF sin, spread
your clothes In loosely, pres 1rss - ceutrs o.
tub, then around inside Of tub. Inc shsrt TIM
you will learn 70 handle 10.
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Dental Notice.

respectfully offer my services
l TO those vho may desire them. 0yv
All operations performed upon the IIYr
teeth known to the profession Of Dentistry
Persons desiring my services q their homes wiil
meet with prompt attention BY dropping re Q
note NJ Leoaardtown. Teeth inserted in sny
manner desired. and at reasonable prices OF
Gee and residence in Leonardtown, st. Nary's
county, Md. Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDNUNDS.
Dec II, ls1l-H.s
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DoRrAB!.E STEAM SAW 4 GRlsr NIL
II kaoxn a. ShEPARD'S MILL. uss sufs-
eient power for saving al s;Ies Of logs and for
grinding one hundred and 6ny bushels corr
per day. Is simple 10 construction and easily
moved. For particulars apply TO
RHODES SHEPARD
A A LAWREECE.
.Lssaardsswa.
Dec u, lsT3-tfe
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Ne.U Goods!
Nesc Goods i!

w Z have just received and are now
w opening our splendid Stock o.
New Spring aud Summer Goods, which
embraces every variety Of s---
Cloths, Cassimercs,
Vessings. Boots and Shoe,
Hat. and Caps,
LADIES FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Ca,icocs. Delaines.
Alpaeas, Flannels,
kerseys, Domestic Goods,
Brown and L,iies' Skirts,
Blcaehed Hoops,
Muslins, Hose,
Balmorxls, etc etc.
Also heavy stock Of GROCERIES,
Of al kinds. 10 which attention 10 called
We invite inspection OF our stock
MILLINERY GOODS. having paid par.
SECULAR attention to the selection of chi.
part Of our stock.
We direct particular, attention 70 our
stock Of fiue CASSIMERES, Which VIC
have selected Nth great caro-. In this
connection vs hare employed the servi.
ces Of . compesens Tailor. Persons wish.
ing elothins made to order can be thus
accommodated.
We invite call before parchasise
elsewhere.
GREENwELL & rENwICK.
May 9, lS73-tf.
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10 MY FELi.ow.ciTizgNs.

respectfully announce myself as /. eana;.
date tor re-eleciioa 10 the eli { OF State. Al.
torney foe ~ sary's eoants, aud hope d. M
ecave. A. heretofore. the literal suppa Of s.y
tel -ci,izcns. j. PARRAN CRANE
Nor 20, lss3.
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10 WEIR Potomac

N~ LOWER POTOMAC
60 LINE
For Washington, Alexandria, Georgetocn
and Potomac Rieer Landings,
Connecting at Alexandria with Orange Al.
sxandria and Manassas aud Washington and
Ohio Railroad
Also,
For Fredericksburg and CAesspeak. and
Ohio Railroad.
On and after June II, 1874. dur;nv ,h. .ru.
mer months. the GEORGEANNA wiIIIeave
Baltimore every THURSDAY at p m, and
WASHINGTON every MONDAY at p m.
Freight received Wednesdays and Thursaav,
c. P HILL. Aeen.
l3s Light street.
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ST0TESi STOvEStt STOVES

ST0TESi STOVESli STOVES
WE wish to call your attention toour large
w stock Of
CHEAP STOVES,
Tia Ware aad House Keeping Article
all Of which we are selling at Greatly Reduced
Rates for Cash, Wholesale and Retail. in order
to rebuild our store. Please call before you
purchase
At FISHERS
Stove and Tin Ware House,
90 N. Gay Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
6-Priee Lists sent gratis.
- Repairs for Stoves 1t Foundry Prices
Dec n. Is7l-tf.:'
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LET US HAVE TIE BEST
WORLD RENOWNED NEW SINGER
Sewing Machine.

HVHE retu-ns OF sales Of the difercn,
u sewing machines, during last year.
show the ''Singer Machine" to be BY far
the most popular Of all in the market,
the lumber sold being 1871 ,260, out Of q
total Of Clio. l94, Of twenty-five different
patterns. It APP ears. too. that the Chi.
cago Relief Committee, which undertook
to furnish sowing machines TO persons
needing them, supplied 2,427 Singer ma
chimes against SIT of all other kinds. This
rreferencefor the Singer machine is due to
its i",rinsie supcrioritv. aud seems likely
to be maintained against all competition.
! will visit around and give oil ins,rue.
tons t. persons purchas NJ Of me free Of
charge. All Of the extras furnished bv
me.
+. II. J. READMOND,
Mechanics lille.
St Mary's county. Md.
kF Machines delivered and instruc.
sio"s given Cor $4,000.
Aug %, lS73-3m.
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L.err..D Ave,.o,..,.

II n EDWARDS, having qualified as q.
IN. Auetioneer according to the t;r~,s.
Laws ofthe United States gives notice :hst ~
viii attend tothe sale of ALI real or personal
proaerty tina, may be offered public auction
IN 81. Mary's county. diress, n V Eawaras.
Great Mills u, 81 Aary's essasy, Nd.
jsns 5. l15e-sf.
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II am now prepared TO furnish planters With
my fateat Tobacco Prize. upon The shortest
reasonable notice. This Prize Is now being
cutie geneeallv used IN this locality and has. %
far, gfsen universal satisfaction. The advan-
tages Il possesses over all other Prizes now In
sse are too varied and manifold TO Hdmit % de-
ssription In this advertisement IL Is conceded
BY al who have used il 10 be great economist
offabcr, and Il Is admitted that Il places To-
hacco in mafke, In condition. very superior Co
that Of any othsR Prixe now in asg.
Prize with railway attachment 10 prixe two
hhds. alternately, tSO. Without railway = ESQ.
RxYsasncs.
Col George FORBES, James A Carberry,
Joseph r Cough, Rev pewclf,
Geo Aattingley, John Diliahay,
and many Others who have the prize in use on
4JfELIx MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Md.
June 10, ls13-tfs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-11

Boarding and Day School.
isse s. 10 81, srpssae Fsskha Psra, WssA
sagtoa, ID. @.
THIS school will reopen MONDAY, Sept.
j the sth. Rare facilities afforded for shor.
oagh instruction in Engiish Branches. Music
and Languages. For partit alars, address
Miss HANOVER
Jsiy 81, iss3-Sns Principal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-11

~ Complete Pictorial Mstory of the
Times. The best, cheapest, and most
sscces.fsl Family Paper IN tie Uaios. -
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Business Notice.

Baltimore, Feb LIST, 1874.
NE the undersigned have formed 4 co.
w partnership, under the name Of FRANZ
A;rshMMS 4 CO., TO condact q General Com.
in'ss'cn Business as the old stand OF Over
y s.msas, No. Wood street, Gosn Sxehsng,
Building, and would solicit q ccn,inuance n
sss patronage 90 generously rendered 70 shs old
trn,.
80 = ----- FRANK K srMNS1
s4yNs i,.,.sT.,s s'so,L WEIGH.
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lHeRSlLDER and CONTRACTOR.
TIVE undersigned Is prer AIRED to CON,
tract for BUlLDlNG and REPAIR.
ING in Saint MSry's, ADD adjoining conn.
ties. Aliwerk trtrusted to him win h.
done with despatch and in wor kmanlike
md amer. Address.
Ed ADAMS,
Nechanicsv:ile.
st. Mays county. Md.
Aug Z. is7st-,f.
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gHHE ssbseribes has Just returned
= from Bshimuse With new and
e'srpiefe assortAeas ee
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOrHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS,
CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
etc.. etc. and GROCERIES Of an kinds
at the did stand, formerly oscspisa By
Mrs. Hammeti. Particular attention u
called 70 my stock Of Ready-msde Cis<h-
ing vhrh can sell lower than any 9th.
er merchant 10 the county. the sasli'y
and make o: the goods being considered
A large and carefully selected assortment
Of CASSIMERES. also. on hand. Per.
sous wishing clahing made 10 order car
be acc. nmoAa:ed and I can supply sh.m
wi,h all necessary trimmings Ihave
determined to sell all classes IL gods A.
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
~ any merchant in the county. Call and
txamiue my stock before purchasing else
where.
J. SlMMS FENWICK,
Leonardtown, Nd.
May 90. 1s7s-tf.
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Mofices0ffke Prssa.

kosicesofske Pvsss.
TIE craftsmanship cireuiasicn ofshis sx-
cellent fsonshly proves its continued a6ap.
.ation to popular desires and needs. In
deed, when Ne think into how many homes
peuetsates every m"nsh, ne must censisa-
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teftainsrs Of the public mind for It's vast
popularity has heen Won by no appeal to
stupid psejudioes or DEPRIVED tasses.-Bos-
ton Globs.
The e4asaetss which this .MsRaxiae pos
sssses fw variety enterprise .artisti.: wealth.
nd the literary culture that has kept pace
nj b, " !, has not led the times. shoold
caase ps conductors 10 regard il With jns,i-
fable eomplacency. Ii also entities then
I" great claim upon the public gratitude
rhe Asgaxia~ has done good ard not evil
all the Gays eta sfe.-Bsooklyn Eagle.
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PRICE $500.
J Sim NgS YENwucw

Agent for 81 Mary's aud Calvert counties
~To satisfy the doubtirg, will allow any
person ccuvenitAt to my place OF business leon.
ard,own, 70 make experiments Of the Washer
and rturu H. il they should b. disappointed
with il after trial without risk or cost 10 them.
selves. JSF
Aug %, ls7s-3m. "e-
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/, COMBINATION PROsPECTU&
II fewersss sHmplk page asa styles Of bind
ing Of 80 isfeassfy iaferssfiss and useful hooks,
that sell in every fhn5,y.- Ra tkins ersr sried
D. Csasassess. zCkyES WANTED, %
make q pxRxssxxY srsaxxss % the works ID ev-
cry county. Prospectus sent postpaid on -
c~sps of price, 81 50. For circulars and literal
terms. address JOHN E. POTTER 3 Co., Pub
lashers, Philadelphia. Pa. <<
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Hsving removed 10 the above desirable K.
@tisa. being almost imnediateiy opposite u,
Wknrves 81 The Pasaxens and Potomxe River
- mar ~ Eastern Shore and Ycrk Rive,
SssnNhoatA Ne are prepared to give speeisl
attended, = tAe slee q tobacco, Grain, Va :.
nelss, Dsisd pfstlA Pssltry, Eera Butter.
and other Country Preauets.
xov u, los3-6. as-Sf .e.A 40
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GREAT BARGAINS offered In Mil.
~ merry and Fancy Goods q.
GREEhWELL & FENwfCK,S.
may 90, 1873.
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Potomac Transportation Line.
Sn Foa ALEXANDRIA.
Ah WASHINGTON,
;ii;;iI GEORGETOWN,
4 nd Potomac river Landings.

The steamer Express, Capt J r Barker, win
resume the above route on Tuesday, February
IS, 1873, and leave Baltimore from Pier No.
10 Light street whsIfeSe Tuesday At p D..
Returning. will leave Washington every FRI
day, at IL p. m. at Alexandria at N.
For further inform stion apply to
a NEEDHA1 Z SONS.
march IL, lS73-6. ......
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FIRE ! FIRE +! FIRE !
nwELL.N FUR EITCRE.
- BARNS, 0UT-HOuSEs. FARN
PRODUCE. &C., &C., insured on the Mu-
.uai Plan By the go
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Office No. II South street.
BIG HARRIS. President.

B @ HARRIS. President.
DIRECTORS:
s. II Caughy. &" Noah Walker & Co
Philip T George, Z" George & Jenkins.
T d Anderson, 60 Anderson d Bro
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent. Court Of Appeals. ..
George p jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, st. Mary's county.
d. q. Harris, I"
This is Home Company. gotten up ex-
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Southern Maryland, to enable them to over.
come the difficulties they experienced in
procuring Insurance in the ordinary Insur-
ance Companies. with a ssajorin, OF its Di.
rectors well known in that community.
IL has been in business now over four
years. All losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, haze been faifkfsdlv
and promptly paid, which IS our hes, guar
antee for the future.
The plan adopted 10 the safest and cheap
est known IN lnsu rance, and affords To all
Insurance at Its exact cost, and ought to b.
encouraged by all who wish to protect them
selves against loss or damage BY FIRE.
II those interests. will get itth'ir ratro-
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OF its business. in few years it will rank
among the largest Insurance corporations
in Maryland. . credi, and benefit to all,
and an honor te the State.
Cru. A. SIMMs,
General Asen, for st. Marv's Co.
June &c. ls78-tf.
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limited NSsotes Gctei,
1910, 33l, 4 333 Penn Avenue.
WASHiNG7ON,,D n. G
N. u BEAN, Prop !ietor
s3 NO
iateS Reduced to n.JOla Uav.

yh Keep pace with the times, Ana NEE.
the wishes oftheuavrl;ng pubic. the
'r'rrie'"' has decided IT, reduce the price II
'srd and rsom to s.. so per day. And not
outstanding the Inv price charged, he IN.
iepds that rae House shall maintain thesane
r"Pnta'isn for comfort aud ncataess, aud a
coed table. as heretofore.
s<5- This Eotel ~ within i've minutes
wax at the Capita and principal Railroad
'erots and c"kvenisntto the Cove. nment
departments and Offices.
>t,eei Cam tn AL parts Of the City and
{ georgetown pass this house every Eve min
ties.
Jas. 20. 1910 u
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"A RePository, o, Fdshios. Pleasxre
and .nstrucfion !"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
Cane Presentation.

Colofel q. Collier Robbins, late
Superintendent of the Eureka Mipiny
II Smelling Company, was yes,er.
Jay the recipient of a very UNIQUE
present in the shape of n magnificent
California iaural cane, gold mounted
presented by the miners recently in
his employ. The presentation took
place at the residence of Col. Robbins
on North Main street. 1t was a ouiet
iit'ie ALTAR and q great surprise To- the
Ioioilei. ne having received not the
siiS,test animation that anything of
.he klhu was contemplated. The Gift
was accompanied 10y the folloairr
aappiopriate remarks made by a gen
''e'''ah WHOSE hane we failed To get:
COLONEL ROBBINS: 1t is with feel
inSs oil mingled pleasure and pride
as the representative of these men
lately / n Your employ, | present TO
you tertas thank-utfcring for kind.
ness TO The labOring men generally.
ana those IN your employ in particu-
iar' whie you have been amongst us.
u no intend To make a speech, nor
40 mink II necessary on this occa-
".''' 'hNlS 10 SlicIlcc that l. more
eloquent than words; there are feel
lngs that words cannot reach, vet |
nut speak the common mind of all
WHEN 1 say that we feel IA gratitude
that poor language cannot express;
ana now, in beiiali OF these men and
in friendships name. allow me to pre-
sent ~ YOU this cane as "A slight token
OF our esteem, and as the e $ speed
on and TINE and lite's acti, tiles separ-
ate It's further and further, and YOU
lcet that the shadows are l~engliiening,
look OH this staff and let it lie TO o
a sign that even though you may be
mouldetlng i'll the dust, yet in our
memories You still live.
Col. Robbins replied in a neat and
feeling speech, tn ,nking the generous
donors for this manifestation of their
friendship and esteem, and assuring
them that the gift was duly appre-
ciated and would he highly PRICED
during the remainder of his earthly
pilgrimage. Wine then flowed in
copious quantities, and wit and humor
and il general good time ruled the
hour.
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Piocha Items.
tffcm the Phoebe Record of Oct. l..

tflcm the Phoebe Record Of Oct. IL
WV. BELL left Phoebe on the 1st Of
August and went to Belmont. From
that point he found his way to Pali-
SADIE. In that neighhnrhoOd he en-
amlned the mines for five days. He
found the best mines in that neighbour
hood to he those of Freeman & Co., of
Elko. From Palisade he vent to
ull Kun, and from the latter point
to Cope District. From Cope he went
tn Bruno, where he found Chinanen's
placer uigglngs. where thew were
ticking out Sl.50 a dav to the man.
From Bruno Billy bent his steps to
lndependence Valley. Here he paid
4 Chinaman four bits for the use OF a
rocker for three hours, during which
time he panned out 60 cents in gold.
He then went to- Elko, which he
found to I've a lively camp. The next
place visited was Cherry Creek, where
he found Il tive.stamp mill in course
of erection. with "A product from the
mines of probably 81, 600 a day. The
next place at which he arrived was
~Shelburn, where Jud Bates was put
ting up a ten 5 amp mill. The Me
Mahon mine. of which Jim Holland
is foreman. is the main support at
ntStIt vi S~itlbUT1, Dut Oily Is GER
tain that Sllelhurn is destined IN the
future to be a No. 1 camp. From Shell
burn he went to Silver Peak. and
from there he went to Shoshone.
where he found a shaft down 100 feet.
with good gold deposits. He also
visited the great COrnncOpia mines,
and found them to he a humbug. He
SAYS there is nothing there, and adj
vlSes all a"venturers to keep away
from that district.
THOSE who mav have considered
the Newark only a second.class mine.
If there are any such, will be some
what astonished to hear that bullion
to- the amount of S3S,000 has been
shipped thus far in the present month,
that Il shipment of $1,000 more is now
in Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S office to- go
below this morning, and that when
the cleanup for the month is made.
the total amount of bullion taken
from the mill in September will be
over $4,000. This we would call a
good showing. There are n hundred
lei employed in this mine. and they
have taken out, during the month.
ore valued at 800 600, and that from
the 5o0-foOt level alone.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
INTELLIGENCE

fIoN.-The old canvas house
Pod 80 long on Main street,
posite the American Hotel,
to the ground Yesterday,
~ 10 the erection Of a fine,
u. twO-storv frame building.
by ore are the old land
appearing. and giving place
Pres OF more imposing pro-
PIT greater display of nrna-
prk: and before the advent
Years hence our town, if not
p boast, will, in architectural
fe, compare f~avorahlv with
greater age. Manifold are
PnceS tn convince the OBJ
Rt we are not ephe mernuS.
)dnre through decades and
fs as a prosperous mining