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PosTPoNED.-We are authorized TO
state. that the ball and supper, proposed
to he given by Chaptico Grange on the
22nd instant, has been postponed to
the 22ud of January, 1875, iii conse-
sequence Il The death Of Col. c. Bill
Kingsley who was prominent officer of
the order.
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FOR TIE SENATE.

Nsssrs King r Dorn,.-Gc Gentlemen Please
announce Col. JOHN +. DENT, of Chapiico
district, as a candidate TO fill the rnexpired
term of the late Hon. Chapman Bilingsey in
Den, iif the Colonel's consent can be obtained
10 serve) will give character 10 the democratic
organization in 81. Nary's and will strengthen
and, IL is believed. slftsfy the party in the COM
ing campaign. Thi. is The opinion a, leas, Of
an old democrat who has no axe to grind and
whose only object is the Success OF the hole
democratic ticket. FARyKR.
Dec IL, lsI<s
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FOR TIE SENATE.

Messrs Eii,o-.-pIeasc announce Mr..
JAMES II. WILSON as n suitable cau-
didate to represent Saint Mary's county
iu the next Senate of Maryla ud. and cay
he will be supported BY
Dee !. 1871 Patuxent Distric,
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Trespass Notice.
Dec. 10, lS74-Sw. m

EROM and after the Ist day Of De-
Il cember next, all stock found in my
field. will be impoundcd and disposed Of
according to Law; and all persons tres
passing BY driving. riding or walking.
Nth or wi,hou, dog or gun. or setting
traps Of any kind in said fields belonging
to my estate. commonly known as Phys
ic Ill.," will have the law enforced against
them with no exceptions.
WIN. NJ. ABELL.
Nov &c. 1s74-2y.
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FOR TIE SENATE.

announce myself as . candidate for the Sen.
ate 10 oil the uuexpirSd term OF our late die.
tirgEished representative, Col. c. Bilir-slcy,
and respectfully so!;ei; tie support Of ny tel.
i0w-ciiixens.
THoS 4 LYNCH.
Dec Il, 1874.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nr. Editor-Please announce J. FRANK
SMITH s. n Candidate for Sheriff and, If he
WIZ consent TO serve, he will n. ~.rtAiy sus-
oprted Ly bis friesds in ST. ,iyoe.. Di.,rir,
Dse. ls, 1879. ksav y.,,r,
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4 VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

DR.. c. w. Benson. a Praciicing Physician. at
TOO North Eu'aw ST., Baltimore. Md. (who
has paid much attention TO nervous diseases. !
has discovered that extract of celery and cham
omile, conhiact in 4 certain proportion inva-
rahlv cures headache, either bilious. dysreotic.
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia and rer-
vousness. This is triumph in medical chem
isry, and sufferers all over the country ar. or
dering by mail. He prepares it in pills a, so
cents per box. The Doctor is largely known
and highly respected in Ba!ti.nore.-Epise,pal
Methodist.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Jere Herbert
vs..
Wm C Love,
Ma;,id. V Love
X others.

In The Circuit Court fer st. Marys coun-
ty, sitting as Cour of Equity.
No 31S n. F..
nRDERED, this Sih dav of Dec. 1874
" that the Auditors Report. fled in
this cause, lie ratified ard construed, unless
cause TO the contrary be shown On or he
fore the lie: Monday OF January, 1875
provided copy Of this order be published
Ia the St. Marys Beacon, osce a week for
three successive weeks rrior to tie said i,
Monday Of January.
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Dec 10, 1s14-3w.w
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6Nn' WEEK guaranteed TO Male and Fc.
y male Agents. in their locality. Costs
NoiHlNG 10 try IL. Particulars Free
20 VlCkERi CO., Augusta, Ne.
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y ! REIED.

On the l4th inst. nv the Rev. Father Boone.
CLARENCE &. HERBERT to MAGARET o.
NEALk.
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DIED.

At the residence Of his parents in the Fac'o-
~ district, on Saturday. the s,h instant. Dali
LAS. son of John H. and Mary :. Milburn,
aged Is years. months and 10 days.
Died. Dec. llth. 1874. Of whoop.ng cough, at
Charleston, West Y f., after distressing lines
of four weeks, ANNIE LOUISE, yonnges; child
of Geo ii. and Nellie Herbert, aged q months.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
James + n Raley
w.
Samuel Blair.
James A Carberry
ct al,

In the Circuit Court for StMar.'s county
sitting as Court af Equity.
No ga r.
ORDERED this 18th day Of Dec 1874
- that the sale made aud reported
by James 7 N Rsley, Trustee. in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed IN less cause
to the contrary be shown on or before
the Ped Monday Of Jan. 1875: provid-
ed copy OF this order be inserted in
the ST Mary's Bea,ou. once week for
three successive weeks prior TO the said
2ud Monday of January.
The report states that the land sold for
500.
FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True cprv-Te.t
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
De: II. lS14-3w.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
We have cultivated the JArANEsE Pa
the past season on a small scale. and We
are convinced they are perfect success.
Their yield vas enormous. For the Ia
be and stock. they are unsurpassed by
any other pea. They grow we'll on Thin
land aud are bound to be No. l fertili-
ger.
Al WHITE. Trustee. Bradley Co.
II HlX
AEBLUNT, PM Cleveland. Tenn.
have cultivated the JAPANESE PEA
the past gear and raised them q, the rate
Of 300 bushels to the acre. The bloom
excels buck wheat for bees + Z HARD
WICK. J. p. Bradley Co.
Dec Is, lS74-3'x
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q
CONCERT:
THEkTRlcais
SUPPER
FOR THE BENEFIT OF rHn
NEW TOWN HALL.
LEONARDTOWN.
TNHERE WILL BE A CONCERT.
i THEATRICALS AMI SUPPER
in Leonardtown on the evening of
nrrrnprp IL. OOH
SUPPER

DECEMBER, he 29tA,
for the benefit of the new Town Hall,
which the St. Mary's Il. II. and Debat-
ing Society contemplate erecting in tho
village. All are invited to attend and
aid this philosophical enterprise.
The music will he Of the highest o.
der. and will I've rendered by the best Of
our native talent, with the assistance #
several from elsewhere who have kind.
" rendered their aid. The pcrforman,c
will be varied Ly play. in which some
of our noted amateur actors and a,trrs-
SEES will take part. and suls;anti!s will
close the entertainment IN tie shape Of
a sumptuous SUPPER.
Price of admission - concert AMI
play, 81 cents children half pricc--
Supper, 50 cents.
Come early. So as to Get seats Doors
OPEN at /. o'clock, ?. III.
Dec. 10. lS7+St,
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JAPANESE PEAS. 900 BUSHELS
PER ACRE.
Something New !
FARMERS AND GAKpENrRs READ TINS.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
These Peas have recently been brought
to TIN. country fr"m J'pan aud prove to
be the finest known for Table use or for
Stock They srow in the form Of bush
from 3 20 5 fee, high aud do not rcaairc
sticking. They yield from quart to a
gallon of Peas per bush. A package that
will produce from 5 to 10 bushels Of Peas
with circulars giving terms to Agents and
tull directions "a To time and manner Of
planting. will BIO sent. prepaid. to any
one desiring to act as Agent. on receipt
Of so cents. The seed offer are FRESH
aud GENUINE. this years production
Now is the time to order. so you may be
prepared for early planting.
Address,
l. l.. OSMENT.
Cleveland. Tenn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-12-17

Ga > COO per day a. home Terms
oc S~o free. Address GEO. Sr,S.
SON Co., Portland, Ne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-12-17

In the Circuit Court for st MaEy's couu-
ty. sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No. 312 y T..
ORDERED Ills 10th day of Dec. 1874
~ that tho sale msde aud reported by X
G Combs and Jas = Downs, Trustees. in
this Cause, be ratified And confirmed, ur
less cause o. the contrary he shown On ~
before the 2nd Monday oil Jan. 1873; pro-
vided cnpvsof this order be publ ished in
the ST MARY, Beacon. once a week for three
sncc@ss.v" weeks PRIOR to the said End Mon
day of Js.uary.
The report states tia, the land sold for
81 ,925.
J FRANK FORb,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
FRANK FORD.
Clcik.
Dc II, is74-Sw.
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De: II. Is74-3w.
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Hsg nXMDYH
Che
w. 80 - svcHz yissmV ,ssnoH FlaT
Aano1o6i assd sad r.aiEiiknI ainal4vH s4oY
i3CENYs PER COpYJ'

10f h.NnF9 9sN, gg1 ,4a hno w.. 1oF0
court, was re(scted-ayes ~, ncSs to'
Passed hln foT the o. sne ~
ecutors Of Peter Ioomps, 2 wss t9e
surety 81 John N brougnton, AYE sner'n
Of Essex county. p.a.la 70 sgasloud aoan
4SAAdjourned,n - LIsog .ysal, Lre veh,
] Z House.TThe House was called t3, proei
at II o'clock by Speaker Hanger srrayer
by Key, v n. Keadag 4 gooI
Bill WAS INTRODUCED 70 amend the law u
reference 7 the duties of-Soverseers q
roads, also bill in relation stoathe records
Of Alexaudris county. s5sAunyTsa.z. i.
Sundry petitions were presented Tor 10
crease OF sheri11s sfeess 'eA !,
Senate bill to incorporate the bank o.
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RoLIg oEo HoNoRgLAThe following are
the names Of the pupils in the colored
schools Of the Third district who were on
the roll Of honor for February:
Z Third Grammar-Rebert Smith, Hester
Chestham, Jennie Semms. Susie Taylor,
LucF Brooks, William Fields, ASallie John.
son. IN ,egasrni5q .IsAaniaalJ otcas1ofas sigi
Third PrimaryraHarriet Harris, Henri.
etta Harris, Willie Farmersaaaae eso I'D
Fifth Primary-Kate Randolph .y1O
a. Sixth PEimary-Agnes Flagg, Hester
Lightfoot ,tsJames Parker, Ida Braxton
Frederick Coleman, Lizzie Hickman Indie
Henderson Annie Carter eaJane Crosse
James Moore, Mary Hilly Mary Jackson,
Annie Williams, Sidney Williams, George
Hewlett, Alfred HEWLETT saois yIsassa
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KANAwHA CA
MALT CoMPANY9LJanesa'y O.g Southall
iesq.,sof this city has been writing q series
of able and instructive articles to the st.
ILouis Republican IN favor Of the proposed
extensieuaof the James River and Kama
wha canal No doubt his patriotic effort
in this direction has accomplished great
goodseaIt IS generally understood that Mr..
Southali has written u book, theological
and scientific, which, before long, will be
published, and his friends are certain that
It will add much . his already extended
fame as q brilliant and scholarly writer.
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@rougns.
Several bills we're greported from the
select committees. among them bill with o.
substitute in relation to forfeited and de-
linquent lands, which was ordered to be
printed and bill amending acts Of. 1865
in relation toythe release of taxes prior to
the year 1866, with amendments.
DBy Mr.. Meem1-Bilb to authorize coun-
ties, cities, towns and townships to endorse
the bonds OF the Washington. Cincinnati
and st. Louis Railroad company. Refer
red to committee on laws.
BY Mr. Smith petition Of members OF
. the bar OF Amherst, Nelson and Bucking-
8 ham counties, asking the increase Of sher-
ifs fees III certain cases. Refereed To
committee for courts, &c. ~. I. hs~,~,@s
Senate bill amending The, charter of the
city, Of Lynchburg, with amendments O
the committee . general laws, was
taken up, agreed to- Teconsidered, and
referred back tolhe commiftee.Ta
Senate bill increasing the paysaof thu
judges Of the supreme court and proyid
ing for the pay of the reporter Of SAT-
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Items.

sat - d.r.sT hs7 Items. ,.tata naf,nfT 81
/. "A ROCKINGHAM, MAN has arrived id
this city with forty Ohio horses for sale.
1 In %Rrcr,MoNns ,v.s aver Sdn,ler thar
non. n sha nnnsv line we' are unaware III
the dismal period. tsssiO sIsisiss1 sdi iosso
DoN'T TAKE OFF YOUR FLANNEL
YET. The rheumatism goeth about seek
ing whom it may find with his flannel of.
u THE LOWER poRTroN OF THE cITy
HAIL has been mostly Abandoned to he
possession of mice. rats, and other smaller
animals. -" ". y -, ~ a..
THEY HAvB,a. "Wjckham House in
Hintou,sW West Virginia, named after the
able ,vice-president Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad % az Rte-sass
-Ex.GovrRNoR WAIKrR remains in
tbis c;tv. He has not vet Determined The
kind Of business he viii engage h. thoreh
he has had several adyantaeeous' offers
v..egrsrsT -.
NATURE PROVIDES no reserved seats
tbere 10 ;ca on H. nsvamant fbsv ar
whare tbeu con IA III sano hr;sf rsms n
viii anal q ja,nnn No
.aiw-e' ,sss4 t.s
THE LYNcHBURaE VTRaINIAN thinks
thatar'the danger now is that all the gal
1ant young men of Richmond will turn
hack drivers, with the hope Of rescuing
charming young ladies from the perils of
frightful runaways.,1 s1 f1oa2ae1ai ySsaar
tisaTur7 d mrY,,sopr Am Ou1o RII
81 ~ a.L;ao 80
1 I1lvA II N NNV nTfIVAIAlIhDA
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I'd saDart Escape Of q Female Tnlsfpsa
GHAMILToNs March 5.-Yesterday alters
noon Molliea Holbrook, alias Mary Hoy,
who was in charge of q detective en- route
from New York to- Chicago, n 1.-THE charge
Of stealing $4,000 in bonds, escaped from
custody here 8byrleaying the train and
throwing herself into the arms Of police'
man. and claiming protection - She was
taken before a magistrate and discharged,
as she could not be detained. s1is iaies7s
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VIRaINIArM MILITARY INSTITUTE
We have received the official register Of
thu Virsiuih Military institute for the years
ia ,73saslThis school, under the guidance
of GeneralsF. H. Smith, has been in sue
cessfuI operation since 1889, in which year
&c vas founded after the design and style Of
the United States Military academy at
West Point, its principal being a dlstin-
guished graduate Of that school. Many
men eminent in Virginia and national his.
tory have received their training at Lex
|ington. The school is a source of just
pride TO Virginia, and in part sustained by
her, as 10 deserves to be. 1t has an ample
corps Or the eiablestaa professors, !. and the
school is well filed. ~ Cadets Mere acquire
a. knowledge Of the duty Of obedience as
we'll as attain the most thorough scholar
ship. Long waveath Virginia Military
institute. Oh hsomd9iA aso4t sShsf ils1 he ssS
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1eCAsToRTA.-Is more than a. substitute
or Castor OIL. It is the only safe article in exts-
tence which Is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind -colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant TO take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep.
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DRoPosKLs FOR SUBSISTENCE sroRI


OFFIOE fQSIrAN n
- c0MMfSSARY OF SURSISTENQE.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
received atthis office until Inn, on the second
Mondays Of February. March and April 1871,
for the following stores 5 q ,v4sSzsE 70 80
No.,,FLoUR. CORN MEAL, SoAP. BEANS,
SALT, HOMINY, BACON, BREAKFAST
BACON, SMOKED BEEF.eomaqlE "a haasT
Amount required each month. quality, and
conditions made knownby
-Asl.asEN GABELL,fg q
NH 6 C.S., u A.
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RATES OF ADVERTTsING,


caused by the Heavy gales which Have
lately swept over the Atlantic. The steam
ship Sedra, from Newcastle, encountered
q Storm and was lost. Thirty people on
board were drowned. snioe
|dID Dispatches have at last arrived from the
| Gold Coast fully confirming the previous
reports of victory, and dispelling the fears
which were entertained for the safety or
the expedition. 2ns8 . bsisoo'Aa syaa eW
The Ashantee king finally surrendered
himself into the hands of the Britshtroops,
and was q prisoner at General Wolseley's
headquarters. ".s
Jean Line, the claimants witness in the
Tichborne case, was to-day fully commit
ted for trial onza charge of perjury. Large
crowds filed and surrounded the, court
room in expectation Of seeing the claimant
himself. but the latter was not allowed to
appear in court. rs i5TiGop bip9ds dajnS
Andrew Boyle, an old negro servant of
the Tichborne family, and one of the
strongest witnesses for the claimant, has
become hopelessly i'll since the verdict was
rendered against Ortonoo saT NN.asl
The search of the Parliament building,
which has been customary since the discov-
cry Of the Guy Fawkes plot, was made
yesterday morning before the assembling
OF the Lords and Commons. ell N7iNf
bofI The weather y fair, "a aspe % b'goAs
D am-.-.
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An AgedsLoyer. Batchers. his Yonthful
Rival. a-rvws $500.

ST, LOUIS, March 5.-Charles I w.
Adams, a negro, nearly sixty years Of
age, shot and killed, and then beat the
brains out, of, Moses Mosby, another ne
gro, aged about twenry-one years, at Co.
lumbar Bottom, some six miles from
here, yesterday. They were both paying
their addresses 70 az young mulattos girl,
and jealousy was the cause. Adams
surrendered himself to the officers. sar
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,Ggsaias n laopf'sal.
CAPITOL NOTES.

IA ET&kEHAGEk GsLLMLN 4
C..,rc,. vorv. -
IT.. cov.rnor n ,comnanv nth ono 4
II. .ooomr,;sha T.;ds Co1ors, W. { /
-I.N-..- -. - .-..Ts
'mr,~+nssHs.E ~. ~ msst IN,
-" SSrS ~ - : s,II.-I-,Irs
IT.. In =, o...,o. co,,r.,
Of Aasusts. nrooosinp d allow the VALLEY
p.l-n.a cororonr n extand ;to road fro,n
~.
81 scp p. po.n' !; ne ".;s :" 49,. a;.l,o O'a Nv
o-.;st.scs "a ,,;ss' nrous;.s ~ 1rro,, 81 d;sso.
d, s..ss EAMs ,.Sa..sa5,s thI..stissny.a.,
M
ss:,sa.a
= ss.aa.S,.-
Hda .- NJ ~. ~ Z. - ,.rr ny
~. Az. - 80
h-s.sIsssssts can sssnassaafmss.,r
-. - sout;a. ,.,;..,.l
III ~ shaasr i !, al .a,o;t
u..a..a :.,,
n..;rs.;on h..a 1901 II, ~ ..onmanss
IHSSaaaI "a MI
,oaos;,r ~ ;,s. G.1ar.l M.hnns i
pommancs ,ba oorstruct;on If tba Cnmh.r.
80 a.. .o.d h. ~ 1o,h &c N,.n I'll.
a.. 80 dsro,rad IN ~ oomm;,t.. :.
-. I..ms -. aon.,,,.;o.s .a.;u"a :. -
~ H.. III Z. 1, ~ a.. S:l....
1YY1sgTaa .SfsTpN SshrNhphD
800 ,.aa
49, 20
efr"iS1" ~ VISrS - TE4Yf.Sn
very ste~. f'fheH'ss 'os0p"
Anaerson.s resolutions endorsing 'ne
r'a'' hAcnequer o'"' II eaca ,haiV'dual
=, neMpfr Ie lon n .9ula nA!s soue
ps.,as.s VIA rug tu,'u a'ps,s's 'ps
,0so'n "fs P'ooao,e ssey wou'a nave
sIl mao ! h @ors appr TssAn' - sense .s, olsn ip-
pofsance OF the measure,sa ~ ypest an en--
the scneme IS out q lrlendiy
Pc q the back r men who ere trying 70
oenef1s tns pid poan'n'on a'issneslknow
now or al
Ii Is 1nndersfeed that the oll to amend
the charterot the CITY OF hfchmond Will
embrace the proposition to have two
branches Of tine crey conRcii' ftoo limit the
oonoed aeos 70 elgn'een per cent OF !ne
assssseus aius re-, ses'asS slyo
the n'syor ve'o' Wnicn may DC over,
ruled ny q pare majority vote Oh
sacn .olaneh '"e two ooa,us
ms rs q sort oft comprohlse vero,cs'
ta Aarins ri recent fqeoase ~ inc Virginia
senate y was zasseFtea lnas tpe eslAlis0cs
saoWea '1as sne aeaIg1a.e was srea
.nan ~ Donpay ~ 1a M,%.:.
uha1'es,oh or o,.eA -. WI.
sno3sAnowSa 'nnan naya nsea in,ies'
gnorencs.ag1s nat Always .houn'
that relatively the "City OF the Hills" was
L.t..,.... .i.a ;l.fI; w.
Jug ueAn'1ss p,aoe - 0A' o
wWp " n sfTTs
s.ns ssl1ensso' lo''. D@nn "A.MA.ss,
", M.. y nsss s,t;aa o'a,n .
- Hae.I y;.;.
'.y =" ~.
u s'ssV !. IT'D Az ,.m
".~.m S:ss'smsss~mos.aaamo, 80 au'
ss:,.m;~a,ba;," oopmonds I.
nM !
T.p n.,sn.ota e. tbo n.o,.,. Of ,bs
AaoI - I'm ~. 800 h,;cht
$500 o-e1TsDnsssea lenses All her
nanttIS -, ,ra.I;zas tbeYefrom $40 !
10 49, s1~rTD yr~~SwIWarq
w" ~ aa -,
an $500. hs W.
,o,., ;i,.r, association Of Noreolk grant.
r-ElsIE.Im a.. d.
~ feuIuaIy So'u' ~ ,a.ys.sN 81 W..'
Judge Of the First Judicial circuit, for the
49, .LS.aa ssa-.
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herewith. TgMcCormick. Of st.oJohn,s
mission, Petersburg, has written ~aletter to
Bishop Johns, announcing his withdrawal
from the ministry of the, Protestant Epis-
copal Church, for doctrinal reasons. = ~
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II HcsSG WuiCAA Az WIN hSb SuACs
NaEArq'Eg 10 This is strong language. but IL
Ifs true. 1t Is 10 hanlbug; the recipe IL printed
around each bottle. A circular containins
certificates or wonderful cures Of rheumatism.
neuralgia. lock-iaw,, sprains, sweliings, burns,
scaids. caked-breast. poisonous-bites. frozen-feet.
govt. salt-rheums ear-ache, v&cs and the recipe
Of the Liniment will be, sent, gratis 70 any one'
Il Is the most wonderful healing and pain;reliev
ing agent the world has ever produced. II sells
as no article ever before did sell, and II sells pe-
cause it does just what II prstends 70 d.. one
bottle Of. the OEsrAuRl LININEsr Tor animals
yellow wrapperl Is worth q hundred dollars feI
spavineds strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and Tor screw-worma IN sheepa No family OF
stock can afford to be without CfsTAu5
LsInssr. ]. b. ROSE b Co, IS Broadway New
York. OAf8
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-06

4 A PROMINENT CRIMINAL LAWYER
gave notice in the police court this morn
inc, that he would soon leave the city.
Many come to, but few 60 from b egocdly
capital. YzaAasa II IafJnu4
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-06

sCoNvIeT.-Winston Southall, colored,
was received at the state prison to-day from
Charlottesville, Albemarle, for five years
for grand larceny.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-06

FEMININE REMARK.-When /" a lord Of
Icrestion' !, after taking to himself q surplus
RIB 80 far forgets himself orgrows Indifferent
to home delights as TO- induce him to light
out, leaving bis spouse to an interval Of
left for the abandoned female " to do af
ter q decent period ofmoarning for her ''ir-
reparable loss'' than to HE to the nearest
lawyer andaenter a suit for aNdivorce ; and
the independents female generally does II.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-06

POLICE CoURT.-Justice White dis-
posed of the following caseszinpthisscourt
Wilson Smith, unlawful assault Jailed
twentg-four hoursa sviris "a q ere u Rst
Miella Williams and Julia jackson,
drunkenness, &C., fined $3.50 each GOA
L. J.0Hs Burton charged with felony
committed in P~ittsylvania county, was or
deredsto be kept in2the ~station-house until
called for. ar agoEsIsa Is eyftEA "a asIfi
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-06

DANaERoUs.~The, old brick stable
near the corner Of Madison and Nam
streets is ina very dangerous condition.
There are immense cracks in the walls,
which can be seen at a distance of at least
fifty feet, and isi hkelyato fall down at any
time. We would advise persons who have to
passup Main street beyond this dilapidated
affair to keep on the opposite sideof the
street for safety. Life is short enough at
best.-asES4x& THGlN ElEDAIASAH