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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

CKASO OPENING BALI.
ST. pATRICK'S NEW HALL.
Grand Dress. fancy Dress. Masquerade
and Calico Ball.
80 bs given ~ the
.SCIE:T ORDER OF HIHERStANs.
Saturday Evening. December 49, 1874,
AZ NJ. faTRiCNS HALL.
GoNRIrTRG OP ARRANGEMENT.
NJ risaee.y " :. Kelly, James Heron.
ban owens, A. =. Eosl.. John Fitzpatrick.
ArsiicAtisns Soy invitations 10 be left az James
N.rrol's corner OF Claiborne aud GrA-ier etreets;
~ ban s,sens' seVnes of Pc;6ids and st Charles
streets; 1t r. GaupoUs corner Of st. Louis and IL.
lrr- streets: At Tom GilMore's, correS of Mande'
viii. an. Ss:.ory streets or n. ~ CMeall!ee. soS'
ner Of MsgagiNr and Teypsichcre streets.
SeaieG proyos ais FOR sale of she bar, restaurant
and hat e. 0sns 20 be left with W. J. Kelly, corner
o: Common and CAsosne streets, and Dan ~ Wens'
corner OF Pes..IGo and 81. CaAres streets.
ho2. ID
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MISCELLANEOUS.


+" BOSZANO,
CUSTOAfIlOUSE BROKER.
Office. No. = Clinton street.
g..~e.n Cu.tcmh"Use and BienSillle streets, %
tcsi.. IL. CustSnhouse.
.o,a.w NEW eRIRAHS.
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u A. MURRAY,

~ A. MURRAY,
CISTERN MAKER,
No. lpl Magazine street. between June
nnd St. Joseph streets.
,n,p,oMAS AWARDED IN 1879 AND 1872
c,sterns made to order and repaired All work
warranted. lot Of cisternss from lcoo to sc.ooo
Shn Hept constanty on hand and for sale 81 prices
70 suit The timeA Gders promptly attended q
Whl6 IL
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of November %, greatly regrets that he is
unable to comply with your request. The
limited appropriations for subsistence for
the army will not permit him to issue the
subsistence above required.
w. w. BELKNAP,
Secretary Ut War.
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LL.,vRlc SPARK.

STEAMER ELsCVhic ePARh'
Owners of goo:s ioss per steamer Electro spark:
from New York in 1864, are hereby n0tiheG fhat
IAY they Sil. be- barred Claims recovered WITH
dispatch BY c,;ssin, v. nGsir
co15,p, No 35 Cayondelet street
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OPENING BALL.

GRvNEWALD HAIL.
Evesyi,s.v ehO,,ld attend the Fancy Dress and
Max EAll Of Mechanics Fire Company No D next
ENTTEDAY EVkNING noya 50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-22

RESTORATION TO THE REGISTRY LIsT.-
We notice tha. many parties in this. as
we'll as other districts Of the county, have
been dropped from the Registry List in
consequence of being temporarily en-
ployed in public and private positions in
Baltimore city aud elsewhere in our State
Under our old registration laws, these
persons, having claimed residence here
and no where else, had always voted a,
our elections. but a fair and obvious con-
siruc,ion of the presen. law not warrant
ing longer allowance Of this privilege
to such parties, our registers very prop
erly dropped their names from the lis. Of
persons cLti,led to vote. 1T was for the
Courts, remarks the Port 7oJacco Times,
land not the registers. to pass upon the
cons;i,u,ionali,y Of the law" This the
Court has now done in a recent case in
Prince Georges. Or. VIM. r. Wilmer,
the collector Of Internal revenue for the
9th Congressional district. and who has
since his appointment been residing near
the Relay House in Baltimore county, on
application to the Circuit Court in ses-
sion a, Upper Marlboro, has had his name
restored to the Registry list in this dis
trict where he formerly resided and where
he still claims his residence. The Tiim,s
goes on to remark.
la this connection it would be well
for all. who have had their names s,rick.
en- 81 by the Registrar. to understand
tina, If they think he erred in so doing
their wrongs can be redressed only by a
petition to one of the Judges of the Cir
cult Court. Neither the Registrars or
Judges of Election have any jurisdiction
in tho matter. The Cour, must hear each
case ON its own merits aud decide accor-
DINGHY"
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Worldly With those Of any other county in
the State. He stated, that If they had
not been IN earneft on this subject hereto
fore. this demonstration proved that they
we're at least 90 nov, and he hoped that
when he again visited the county he would
6nd them sieadily advancing in the grand
march Of education.
Il now dcsolved on Geo. L Blackstone.
Esq. :, to dismiss the audience. duty
which he performed in manner alike
creditable to himself aud the great cause
he represented. after which all repaired
10 the ballroom at Fenwick's Hotel aud
engaged in the merry dance.
feel that it would be unjust to close
this communication without reference to
our worthy Examiner and County Supcrin.
dent Though prevented BY indisposi-
ton from taking an active part in the pro-
ccedines OF the Institute. il was he Who put
the fret ball in motion; be that started the
organization of teachers in this county;
he who BY his skillful management paved
the way for the success which attended
the proceedings Of the Institute. May HI
long live to witness the fruition Of tht
work be has so successfully begun.
W.
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RrL,GIeus In the course Of the pro-
cccdings of the late General Episcopal
Convention. We notice tia, the Rev. DR..
Levin. at present Of Charles, but former
ly labOriug in this county. introduced a
preamble and series Of resolutions ON the
subject of ri,uali>m in the Episcopal
Church. in which the ground is taken.
inhibi,ing. in the administration of the
Holy Communion. all acts such rs the ele-
walton Of the elements. bosipgs. crossings.
ecnutiec,ions. etc. etc. which shall convey
the idea that such elements are objects Of
alteration. aud giving to the Bishops o.
tie several diOceses a power Of admiais,ra.
ton aud judgment in all matters pertain
ing TO the public worship of the church
the ornamenis. arrangements. aEd appoint
meuts Of the communion table and in ev-
ery,hirg connected with the ritual, iuclu.
ding the ves,men,s to be used. The sub
jeet was referred to the committee on can.
ems.
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TKE Li1E ELECTIONS The late over.
whelmiDg defeat Of the Republicans in
Ohio. Indiana, Arkansas and West yir.
s'"'a. net only on State but on Congress
ional Issues, has smitten people a, a dis,
lance with establishment and is n sul lee,
OF CO, lecture aud speculation ever, here.
Why. the democrats have even gained a
member of Congress in Iowa. la Yves,
Virginia. they have elected every one of
their members and their gains in Con-
gressmcr IN Ohio aud Indiana are 10 be
counted by the dozen. Radical as xsll as
democratic forecas,ings now alike point 10
the domination of the democratic ,ar,y in
che next Congress Of the United States.
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THE PRINcs OF WALES LAsr.-IIis
Royal Highness has been detected in many
an act which has startled the Queen The
las, OF which is said to be the ordering Of
800. 900 worth of tickets for the Public
Library of Kentucky. Her Majesty. it is
stated. did not otj"ct to his buying li.er-
ally. but in the presen. condition of the
Princes finances. she thought $50. coo
worth was too much for him to invest
II is asserted that he insisted on sending
his order to Governor Bramlct:c. assuring
bis royal mother that he knew what he
was nbont. for that as 81 500. 900 was to
he distributed to the ticket holders on No
VEN vembes 80: and in - gifts as $3.50
splendid prizes, and thus easily pay his
debts.
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fEEsoNAL--Our distinguished conn.
nan. Hon b 9. harris. having been in
vifed. and accepted the invitation, to ad.
dress the democratic meeting which con-
venes at Annapolis to-day. left Wednesday
evening in the boat 10 fulfill bis engages
ment. II Is expected. that Mr.. Harris
will extend bis visit during his absence
and speak in the Eth ward Of Baltimore
city. which is part Of this congressional
district. This. however. will not pre.
vent his rssnr.;.s '.v"s' IN snne "a parsf-
cipa.e in the closing meetings Of the can-
paign 10 St. Mary's.
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SorTTErN Mn. RarLRcap.-It will be
remembered that CON n.ittec vas appoint
Cd at recent meeting 10 Washington
city Of the creditors Of tie Soushern Ma.
rylsnd Railroad 10 Investigate and make
publication of,he Indebtedness Of said cor
tForsfion. This committee was composed
OF Messrs. Jas. L. Barbour. Fl. Brown
ing. Frank Hume and Robert Callahan,
ard, after several conferences, q report
was agreed upnn and SUBMITTED to an adj
Journed meeting on the I2fh instant
This report was unanimously accepted BY
representatives Of the creditors present at
the meeting, and the most friendly feel
ing manifested toward the road, and
hearty cooperation rendered to Colonel
Smoot. its president. TO aid in the COM
ple'ion Of this important work. which is
of such value to the interests Of Southern
Msryla land. the District Of Columbia, and
the city Of Baltimore.
The president of the company agrees to
deposit bonds of the campany to secure all
claims against it unit. such time as he may |
be able TO conclude bis negotiations for the |
completion of the road.
The committee find that the indebted.
ness Of the road which has already -..--
ed and yet to mature much less than was
supposed. and Of not such an amount Us
to cause any alarm to its creditors. con-
sidering the large amount Of money cx-
pended upon the work already done upon
the road.
With an earnest cooperation on the par.
Of the people of Washington and Balti-
more. whose interests are SO deeply invol-
we'd in this work. the road eau be compile
ted. in direct communication with both
cities, within few months, and thereby
place the two cities iu close connection
with the lower counties Of Maryland, and
within nine or ten hours ride Of the city
Of Norfolk. and during the winter months
will furnish the cities of Baltimore and
the trade in oysters and
oiher traffic. no matter how much ice
may form in the patapsco and Potomac
ivers.
The Committee heartily commend the
-oad to the people of Washington aud
Baltimore. as great work in the interests
IF those cities.
Owing to the panic. and the cxtraorii-
,ary stringeney ofthe money market. the
company have not been able to place their
ponds, and as a result. have been obliged,
cmporarily, to suspend operations.
The road is regarded as one of the most,
not the most. important road in this
cotton Of the country. so fas as the inter- c
sts Of toe cities named are concerned, and ~,
ut few Of our people realize the impor- ,
ant business interests it will Develop. Il
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FAIR Tile Ladies Of All Faith Parish
propose holding FAIR at Mechauicsville
on Thursday. the 29,h of October. 1874.
Sr the bea.6t Of "All Faith" Church
Doors oren at 10. n. IN. Admi,,ance.
% eents-eh'!dren half price. Dinner
snd Supper will te provided. With all the
del'eac'es of The season. We Lespeak a
liberal Patronage in behalf vf the Fair.
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CnsLErSss--The attention of.ye GAL
liant knight Of St. Mays i called %
the ehalIcage given in the last issse ii
Fort Tobacco 7isses to contest IN the Iiss
OF the Tourney any knight Of 81. Msry's
Tor the championship Of The tse equities.
This Is bold defiance which vii not. We
fTow. remain long unanswered. Il is un-
deTsiood that Mr. B. G. Harris is the
kniehiiy challenger on the part Of Charles,
and the Tournament is announced to cone
on near Aliens Fresh on the 2s,h of this
month. Communications addressed to
Z. II. Posey. E'qr.. Harris Lot. Charles
County. will be promptly noticed.
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NOTICE..

THE Lecturers Of the several Gran.
L ges OF St. Mary's county will deliv-
er addresses TO the citizens Of the county
a, St lnigoes' Grange Hall on
THURSDAY. Nov 9Th. a, 2 0 clock, D m
!. The subjects of the addresses will be
explanatory of the objects and purposes
OF the Order.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend, especially the ladies'.
JAS + ELLTCOTT.
Sec St Inigoes' Grange.
Oct %, 1S1i-2is
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52l acres,

more or less
This beautiful Es;ate lies in the FRS,
Election District Of ST. Mary's County
about ten miles fror, Point Lookout, i'm.
mediafeiy on Smiths Creek. an estuary
Of the Potomsc, said Greek forming the
Eastern. Southern and Western bounda.
ries. and the lands of Dr.. NJ G. Jones tn q
Northern boundary. the same running in
strai CHIT line
The Farm is divided into Eve fields OF
eighty acres each. in the highest state OF
cultivation and Of richest fertility, the
whole substantially fenced and thorough.
ly ditchei
The improvements consist Of a comfort
able
DWELLING-HOUSE AND KITCHEN,
located within twenty yards of the beach
extensive grounds surrounding. n produc-
tive garden with rare fruits and flowers.
a large and substantial BATH.HOUSE.
on granite pillars, thirty yards from the
House;
MANAGERS HOUSE & KITCHEN,
MEAT HOUSE.
ICE-HOU>E.
Comfortable QUARTERS for Servants.
POULTRY, HOUSE.
FIVE HOUSES for Tenants or Laborers.
FIVE LARGE BARNS for Grain aud
Tobacco,
COHN- HOUSE,
STABLES.
COU-UOU.SE.
MACHINE HOUSE
and UORK- SHOP,
NIL in the very best condition.
A LARGE ORCHARD IN FULL
b. airing yields abundantly Of variety Of
Fruits for domestic use aud for market,
aud large area "f
WOODLAND.
conveniently located. furnishes the neccs.
sary Timber for farm use and for fuel; the
Timber is also valuable for market Wa
to l. vAorllrnt uud abundant. Smiths
Creek is a bold stream, navigable for YES.
sells OF large tonnage. afording ready "a.
cili'ics for shipment Of produce. aud
abounds in
OYSTERS. FISH and Wild FOWI.
Tenuy>on's Wharf. Il, which the Balti-
more and Washington Steamer touches. is
within five minutes distance of the prop
erty. and the lines of the Southern Mary.
land and the Washington City aud Point
lookout Railroads. i'm process. Of construc-
ton. are eaclNN boY two miles distant
Churches: MIN 1hd rOs'-Offioe in con-
In the sale Of RUTLAND is offered
one Of The most EaiaAle and desirable es-
ta,es of Southch Mar land. As a place
of residence. yhe location. hea!th!uluess
and conveniences commend it to all who
desire comfort and wcll-appointed es-
Enlistment. To capitalists. the celebrity
of the Farm for proiuc;iveness and large
returns is their security for investment.
The Farm is accessible to all persons at
a distance by steamer to Tenny sous aud
Jones Wharf. and the premises can be
examined. and any information Of the
same will be given on the premises.
TERMS or SALE.
One-half cash. on day Of sale; balance
in twelve months; the deferred payments
to be secured by purchaser to the salts
faction of the Mortgages
JOS. II KEY.
DAVID s. BRlSCOE.
Executors aud Mortgages.
Oct %. 1SIf-tss
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE..


CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Lewis II Leigh
VS.
Geo Vim Goddard,
ACnr OF
Edward . Goddard,
Geo " & Adard
Joip B u bdtard ard
faHsoddA'd'
10 the CKcui, Col ST Mary's county
sittiaRas 3CSH\koiE9aiiy.
ORDERED, t.is 2lst day Of Octuber.
" 1874, that the Auditors Report,
filed in this cause, he ratified and con.
6rmed, unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on or before tie Bid Monday Of Nov
1874; provided copy OF this order be pub
lished 10 the 81. Msry's Beaeon once q
week for three successive weeks prior 10
the said 3sd Monday Of Ntv,mler.
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy Tes':
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Oct -. ls74-sw.
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complete returns from all the bo,s. T.,
this parish show Democratic Mo;o,;.
Of 62s. Levy is elected from tbis A..
tries. There is q heavy colored vote 70,
the conservatives. Three Democrats . ;.
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Two precincts in Rossier parish DIV. =,
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'EFEERsoS, Texas, Noy. IA bloch .,
buildings was burnt here last Mich,
Loss $4,000; insurance. $4,000.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-Ths Indication.
that there will be large Conservative
majority here.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 3.-Tbe e,so
ZION is progressing quietly. Many col.
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ticket. 4a isa
Two fires broke out this morning and
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