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H<HE First Grand Annual Exhibition
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limited sta;es 6ctel,
100, 33I, & 1913 Penn Avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. G
M. u. BEAN. Prop fietor
Rates Reduced to2..jD D,v

W keep pace with The times, and NICE:
y the wishes Of the travelling public, ,L.
Proprietor has decided to rcducethe price 1,
board and room to $3.50 per day. and. not.
withs,andins the low price charged, he 10.
tends that tnc House shall maintain Ii esame
reputation for comfort and nestness, and a
good table. as heretofore.
bk5- This Eotei is within five miru,e,
walk Of the Capital and principal Railro.i
Depots. and cosvenisntto the Governspen,
departments and Offices.
Street Cars to AL parts Of the City ant
I georgetown pass this house every eve min
utes
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Baltimore, Feb lst, 1872.
"E the undersigned have formed CO.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Editor-Piease announce ZACHAElAH
MATTiNGLEY candidate for Sheriff. lie i:
known 10 he ccmreien, and deserving, and a:
such will lie unanimously Supported by ih,
voters OF ST. Nary's county.
LronardtoSu and Factory distric;A
Jan :. 1874.
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FOR SHERIFF.

aessrs Ediiors-Please announce RAPHAEL
DOW Ms as - suitable candidate for the next
shetifsity, aud say that be will be warmly
ssPportri by the voters Of Leonardtown and
tA"oty Distrists.
let Il, lss1. Many Friends.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Editor-Please announce J. FRANK
SMITH as a candidate fer Sheriff and, il he
will consent 10 serve, he will lie warmly sup
ported by his friends in So. inigoes' District.
Dec. Is, 1879. Many Voters.
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A TRACT Of land called "CAM
IA ELITE" located within two mile,
Of the'St Mary's River, in st lnigoes
District. st Mary's County. Maryland
This land contains 81 ACRES, about tel
acres Of which are arabic aud the baianc
we'll timbered. There is a good Dwell
ling House on the premises
For terms, apply to
COMES 4 DOWNS,
At.ys for owner
Sept 4 1S73-tf
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DIRECTORS.
s u Caughy, 8. Noah Walker& Co
Philip T George, &. George & jenkins.
I d Anderson, I" Anderson & Bro
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon George Brent Court of Appeals.
George Jenkins, CHARLES county.
George Combs, St. Mary's colniy.
This is Home Company. gotten up ex.
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ance Companies. with majority ofits Di.
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1t has been in business now over foul
years. All losses accrued, and they hav.
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and promptly paid, which as our best guar.
aniee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and cheap,
est known In Insurance, and affords to al
Insurance at its exact cost. and ought 10 b,
| encouraged by all who wish TO protect them
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lfthose interested viii get ittheir ratro
mage and interest themselves in the incrcas
of its business. in few years it wil!raul
among The largest Insurance corporation
in MARYLAND. credi, and benefit to all
and an honor to the State.
GEO. A. SINMS,
General Agen, for ST. Mary's Co.
June 26. ls75-tf.
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KEEP THE Cows WAgM-what sight ia
more pleasant than "a row OF sleek, we'll
cared for, healthy animals In winter
Oatside, the thermometer is SO comfort
able that we can we'll dispense with our
overcoat. From whence comes genial
warmth: No coal .or wood is consumed
to raise the temperature. The problem is
easily solved. Here are fifteen stoves. not
constructed Of iron or of stone. but of flesh
and blood, and in these stoves hay and
grain are burned constantly. and hence
the heat. IT is the warmth radiated from
the animals that We feel, and this comes
from actual CONFUSION, produced by the
play of vital or chemical forces within the
organisms. A large per centage OF the
food supplied adds neither to our stores of
milk or flesh, but is burned to produce aui-
mai heat, and in winter the supply of food
must be increased, TO compensate for the
loss by direct radiation from the surface
and through the respiratory organs.
No greater mistake can be made than TO
winter your animals in cold, open harms.
A .shivering COW can give no milk, nor
gain any flesh. To feed a COW, or any 9TH
er animal, i'll the cold, open air, is about
as foolish and wasteful as to place stove
out of doors, fill it with fuel, and expect to
receive benefit by warming the atmos-
phere generally. Animals need protection
and warmth as well as human beings
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