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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03

Faru ers in want ola GOOD ARTICLE should
give their orders early o. prevent delay aud dis
appointment
DUKE = GALLAHER,
Agents - Chai.est0Wn.
September >, Isff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03
Notice.

TF7HE Notes given az the sale Of the undersigDe4
in March last, VIII be due December 10Th.
1874. They have been placed in the hands OF Mr.
Levi Porter Tor collection Prompt payment viii
Be expected. ANDREW CRlSWELL..
September 20, lsIS-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-10-03

TTis tao late %, this day 20 urge upon our Far
Z mei- the Importance oi usin. .
GOOD E7EEC9ssE9Ella'sE1.
or 60 Show then the great interest 30 keeping up
their bands.
Al understand ibis well enough.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
SENTENCE OF AN EMBEZZLING BANK
PRESIDENT.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 27.-T. T. Brooks,
convicted last week. IN United States Circuit Court,
NJ enbazzla anent and making false entries while Pres
dent OF the Merchants National Bank OF Petersburg,
WAS brought before District Judge Hughes this after
nnou for sentence. The Judge stated that after
.ultation with Judge Bond 1t had been decided in
sderaon OF the advanced OF the prisoner TO fix the
term Of Imprisonment at the minimum allowed By law.
He tlereupOn ordered the Clerk enter order fixing
the tme at five years IN tue Albany Penitentary.
ro0cgss counsel eavofor Washington Tonight " make
application for Executive clemencY.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

UNITED sTATEs-A SUCCESSOR TO TIE THRONE
APPOINTED.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.-The steamship
MlcGregor, from Australia and Honolulu, arrived last
night. The King OF Hawaii is oil his way here In the
United States steamer Benicia Before his departure
from the Sandwich Islands the King reconstructed his
Cabinet as folOws Wm L. Green, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs; VIM L. MOchonna, Minister Of the Interior
John s. L. Walker Minister OF Fmance X. H.
Stanley. AUtOrnc yGeneral.
King Kalakau. appointed Prince Dcloykovka as Re-
GENT durlug his absence III the UItcd States. Tue
Prince has been proclaimed rs successor 10 the
throne.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs' EXCURsIoN.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 27.-The Great Republic, with
the Ascalon Commandery OF knights Templars OF st.
Louis the Iilewild, with the Eiwood Commandery OF
Springfield ILL., and the Thompson Dean, with tho Com
manderies OF Caro- Ill., Terre Haute. IND. aui Central
Iowa, toget her wth large number of ladies and iad
vdual SIR k9lgnts arrived here at 10 tU-day, aud
received at icyeo by The Cy reuc Commandcry
Of this city. ad he sautes Of artillery from the bluffs,
which We're lined with people Al 1880 'hc steamers
left for New Orleans, amid the rug guns ID music
from the baJds OF the various UinUdniorns. Tue
knights ON board were drawn IN line nugri-
roof Every port display It's bunting
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
ALLEGED INFANTICIDE.

FREEMANsBURG, Penn, Nov. 27.-Snce yes
terday morning there has been great excitement over
the reported stealing OF infant child Of Allen Goss
from its cradle during the night. Unremitng search
by the czons anu resulted In the ndng Of
the body vi enid n Lehigh River hich Was recog.
nzed rs the missing baby The evidence indicates that
lho mother threw the child In the Mrs (oss wa
arrested aud conveyed the Eason JAIL this morpnS
There is much feeling against the woman
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
PROTEST AGAINST a RETRIEVE FOR LEPINE.

TORONTO, Nov. 27.-Last evening numcr-
ously attended meeting was held IN ST. Lawrence Hall
for the purpose OF protesting against repreve being
granted to Ambrose Lepine LOUIS Eie The follow
ing resolution carried:
That since the whole facts in relation to that murder
have come ont on tJl of Ambrose Lcpne LIT " al
Font Garry, tley have proved ta the said murder was
not only wantop, Malicious and uiustihabe, but was
one the savage record; and, while depoTlng
that Justice has bec so long delayed, and thaU more
sincere thorough Efforts have not been made To ar
rest punish the SAID murde arc reJoced 10
know that impartial British justice mas at last reached
one them. and that innocent blood has been 30 lar
avenged.
copy of the resolution has been sent to the Governor
General for consideration in Council.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
GOODS AT THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION mot
NOT LIABLE TO SEIZURE.
REPORTED INvAsIoys OF THE BLACK HILLS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27-RepOrts having been pub
sned recently In several Wc.tern newspapers and re-
proouced elsewhere purporiinc 70 be accounts from
parties OF white fitted out at Laramie City and For,
SANDERS who mad penetrated TO Black Hills country
an h'esueation was ordered by Gen Sheridan through
the onleers commanding at dfsreu. ponts on the Dor
ues oi inc Biack HIS territory The result Of thrse
Inquiries proves That no white ce ha ye ni1re1
Ibat territory since the expedition Gen Custer C
faner' eommsbong The post a. Fort 6Iaders reports
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
REDISTRIBUTION.

The aggregate amount OF circulation at disposal, or
hereafter to be placed az the disposal OF the CONTROLLER
for redistribution among the States which are deficient
IT, therefore H s,o4s. The amount OF ega.ender notes
authorized is s3s2.Ooooo the amount OF Natona bank
notes 1854 000o The amount OF legal tender notes
under the act OF June a. 1874 be reduced but
uuust remain tpually la circulation. Tie
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE CASE OF COUNT Won ARNIM.
BERLIN EDITOR EXANINED-TIIE PUBLIC PRO

BERLIN EDITOR EXAMINED-TIE PUBLIC PROSE-
CUToR TO ASK FOR THE EXCLUSION OF THE
PUBLIC FROM THE COURTROOM.
BERLIN, Friday Nov. 81, 1874
Herr Zehliches, one of the editors of the
Spenerscc Zettng, brought before judge to-day
and examined oath with reference to his statement
concerning Count Won Arnims negotiations with that
Journal Public Prosecutor has decided to ask the
Court before which the Count Arnim Is to DO
tried exclude the public during the trial as 1t VIII DC
necessary to read official documents publicity Tor
which would be prejudcla to the State.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
IN THE VENTILATION OF THE
SENATE CHAMBER.
WASHINGTON. Friday. Nov. 27, 1874

WASHINGTON. Friday. Nov. 27, 1874
The heating ard ventating apparatus of the Senate
wing of the Capitol has been put in the most perfect
order in anticipation Of the coming session OF Congress
Tue most important Improvement that has been made
IN il is the enlargement Of the duct conveying COOL
pure air 70 the galleries. This Will enable the Superin
tendent TO change the cir in the galleries six eight
times an hour, done last Winter he the velocity
OF the fresh air II enters the Chamber Will
be considerably less than II formerly was. The
Senate Chamber Is Low OF the best ventilated
public halls n the country. and there seems to be
very few he added 10 those which have
introduced by Capt Hayden during The past three
or four years II the Hall OF representatives was half
Ms well ventilated the Senate Chamber the health OF
members aud all others VINO spend much time IN II,
while Congress is la sion, wOaid De much better.
GOODS AT THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION NOT
NOT LIABLE TO SEIZURE.
The Attorney cneral has decided that the goods Of
foreign exhibitors the International Exhibition to be
held Phadephia in 1876, will be entirely free from
liability TO seizure for any debts claims, demands
whatsoever against the Centennial Commission any
other corporate body person, association Of persons
having anything 10 do with said ExhiDtion.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE LOUISIANA CANVASs-ARREsTs

Nzw-ORLEANs, Nov. 27.-The Returning
Board to-day resolved to promugate the returns of all
the Senatorial Districts canvassed.
Nineteen citizens Of LafOurche Parish have been ar
rested issued by the United States Comms-
sioncr charging them with violation OF the En0rceHent
act. They Will be brought here for preliminary exam
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

yellow fever Forts jefferson and Barrancas during the
Simmer OF 1873, the enjoyed unusual good health
during the year. The monthly reports OF sick and
wounded received at this Office reprrsent average
strength of 25647 white and 2S7 colored troops"
Tho remainder OF this part Of the report may be tabu
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
TORONTO, Ont., Nov. GA special cable

dispatch from London England to The GLOBE says that
In the will case Of Abbott agt Fraser the appeal has
allowed and the decision of the Queens Bench IN
Montreal reversed each party TO its own costs Mr.
Fraser left large SUN Of money 10 establish library IN
Montreal His relatives dspdtcd the Will aud were sus-
tanned by the Montreal CUurt-a decision which the
Pryy Council has reversed
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE DAKOTA ELECTIONS

YAYKToN, Dakota, Nov. 27.-The official
canvass OF late elections just completed shows the
vote for delegate Congress to be as follows kidder
(Rep) 4597 Armstrong (Dem), 21s2 kidders majority
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE WISCONSIN CANVASS.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 27.-Proceedings have
been begun to compel the State Board Of Canyassers to
give a certificate to McDil the Republican candidate
for Congress in the With District. The County Can
yassers of Wood County rejected the votes OF two
precincts FOR informaly and the effect Of their action
would be 10 give Cate (Dem.) n small majority.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-The steamer
MacGregor brings Australian dates TO Oct. "a. The
cutter LapwIng, with crew OF four white men and
several native sailors while the passage from New
Caledonia stopped at the Island Cruz for pro-
visions. The lavagej massacred TIE captain, ouccrs
and all tic crew bat one native sailor No AaleS alc
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

that he informed that a company OF prospecters
under Col Grow left Laramie CITY some time since anu
sncceeded in reaching what they believe to be good
place for dgRings within miles from that place
up the Big Laramie River. This is not in the lndiah
country
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ARGENTINE INSURRECTION.
DEFEAT OF TIE GOVERNMENT TROoPs-fHE sIATi
MoyTEvIDEo. Thursday, Nov. 26,

or SIEGE PROLONGED.
MoETEvIDEo. Thursday, Nov. 26, 1874.
The report that the Argentine insurgent chlet
Arredondo had defeated the Government General
Rocca is confirmed by advices to-day, which state
that Arredonda captured Rocca's artillery and took
many of his men prisoners.
The Argentine Government has issued proclama-
ton proonging the state of siege for ninety days
1t is stated that the insurgent leader Tabuada,
with 5000 men has entered. the Province OF Cor
doba.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
TIE BRITISH POLAR EXPEDITION.
NlARKuAM nd RE IN CHARGE.

COMMANDER MARKHAM TO BE n CHAIIE'
LONDON, Saturday, Nov. $3.50 a. m.
1t has been finally decided that Commander
Alfred Markham, r. ", shall have chief command OF the
Government expedition which ls to start next May for
the Arctic regions on a voyage OF discovery.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28


ton Will be redeemed to supply all applications that
Tue Attornei General at the request OF the Secretary
20. 1871, gwen an opinion IN which he
under the operation OF that act may
b. rcds.rctcd as provided by the prcyons acts. aud
that 1t Is the duty OF the Controller make req-On
at such times and Ill sush amounts be necessary
for the purpose OF supplying banks which have been
point the Attorney General say.:
applications duly de Consultation that h the banks
hyls iei their bones ami oherwie compiled with the
requiem OF the law, the Controller is 10 issue
aud deliver the noes to then, then Is TO proceed
withdraw snd redeem of their as
eqlal The issues peyioasly
lis probable that this course Of proceeding would re-
suit temporarily In greater tnan " g. 1854 oo
900 oi circulating notes We're 1t not tor the
sums with drawn aud redeemed under the
fourth aud eighth sections OF the act. These
sums are 20 large tnat there is little danger or
oyerseppng the limit fixed by law When the amounts
withdrawn aud DESTROYED under the 4th and S.n see
oDs or the act o June, 1874 referred to by tue Ator
Iey-Gcnerai, shall have bccu rtissued, II VIII be the
duty OF the Controller TO make requisition upon
banks organized Ia STATES having IN excess, nrss,
by reducing suen states to slen,o) the
circulation Of al banks having more
than that ouut and, secondly, By Withdrawing from
circulation pro rata in excess that amount. The
amount subject 10 withdrawal under Sections and OF
the act OF June 90 s4 IN States having more than their
IL az foil
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
nee June 20. 1874. are as follows:

Tie amount authOrN3I u Do issued 70 DAMS atrIuy
organized is 0N aud 70 0e issued TO the proposed
OrgauiZ atoms S409,0OJ OF which Rhode Island, Con-
necticut, New-YO!k and Pcnnsy sylvania receive none
but ONO receives sl,395.0Oo; Indiana s36"JO LIMOS
$95OOO; Iowa, $3l5OJ0 The amounts distributed
smaller The amounts OF notes outstanding Of banks
voluntary Liquidation is, n. s., Sii5i64 ana Or Ia
solvent banks, " s., so37,6}3 The amount vi crculs
;iou the disposal OF the Controller. or herccer
be placed at his dspOsal for distribution from dt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09


Attention Ladies !.
A GREAT SAVING OF TINE, Ia.
Dor AND MONEY.
THE undersigned having purchased the eoun-
i ~ right to sell yseksos's Cssrerssi Hask-
iHg Co~posad, is Influenced In doing 90 BY q
desire to introduce in So. Mays county an ar
iicie which, FOX its value a. Q great saving Of
time and labor in the ardaoas duty Of family
washing, cannot be equalted. For its wonder
full bleaching and cleaning properties the fol-
lowing certificates will attest
CeTat q Q = les.
We have used Jscksou's Washing Compound
and found Il . perfect success. II not only re
moves dirt, but renders the clothes beautifully
white. With is . child can do . woman's work
We cheerfuliy recommend il to the public.
Ms. j. ". CHESLEY,
krs J r B4LLENCER,
Mss DONNIE Al vEY :,
AID stAsSs.
An, JAs33d.sshk to p...Ai.ss Assy: right,
can do % by enclosing $l.oe, and Il viii be
fVpaasaaA by return mail, together with . for
u1>A - nking and dircctious for using It, -
" cAs Be made by any one at . cost Of Is eu.
for years supply. Address
j. o. NEAL
1seAsaiesrsiis y o.
s. Asry's eessty, N.
march g, 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09

Messrs. Edisors-Do the people Of osr
Congregational district the favor 10 an.
uos"ee ibs,ssl yp,r eolsunCelCH
MAN BILLINGSLEY for Congress-
O~e - hossse. tsse ssd sespsssst ~
sseh portion viii enssre 10 the party
s.rees..l His repslsrisy NH alI sitss
sh1 GO & wty. > - ri .s' -" eal.l
Il PcA ~ ISIS .--'aT Va ~.
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NOTICE..

4 IL persons indebted to me for Tag
"A 70 tor the y~ars 1872 and 1873
are hsseby sesiesa ihet. SSlesa ~ sane
are settled within 80 days IRON ,Se,a.,e
Of this notice, I win proceed secordisg
TO Law to collect them. Ny Old bssjnJks
q Collector must be closed. sed positise-
j No longer time viii BE, kiven. p
GEO. A. SfMMS.
Late Cosiccses. ;
May IA. ls:4-a. =
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FOR WASHINGTON A N D
49, BALTIMORE.

tr>HE swim and favori,e Iron Steamer PILOT
i BOY will leave Leonafdtowa every Sun.
day Morning AZ go o'clock for Washington,
eca.ecsisg there with early trains Of Raltimosv
aud Ohio sad Raiaimors and Potomac Railroads
Returning, will leave WashinS,en every Saiur-
day Morning ~ o'clock Tor Lecnardtos =, ma
hing connection with morning trains for Balti
more.
I.r,. W. n. IT7ES A,nf.
march 10. lsIt-as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09

R.IXelke<'s Cplieit1jasv la-
oGnr Bt0e6D arc . purely Vogeeab1o
-pfcpasxslen, 'n,,SlG chiefly 6onl die NJ
s:ve lserhs found On tho bower fansgoe
tte Sierra Nevada mountains Of CA1i1br.
'nia,- the .n,cdici,sal properties Of vt,iehi
arc extracted thercffom without tho uso
Of Alcohol. Tlsel question b almost
daily asked. '"What Is the cause Of the
unparalleled ssccess Of ViNH0ARBir-
TEEsr Our apsHcr 10, that tl,cy remove
the cause or disease, and the patient re.
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and q liie- giving principle,
perfect Rcnovator and lnvigogatOr
Of the system. Never before In the
histusy Of the wsSid has . mcdiciue beeu
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of viSEGAR BtTrERS in healing the
sick Of every disease man il heir to. 1hsy
are gentle Purgativc ~ we'll a. Tonic,
relieving Congestion or inflammation q
the Liver and visccral Organs in BiliOas
Diseases -
The properties Of DR. wALKEIss
vixEcAR BirTERs are Apcrient. Dispharetic,
Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative. Counter Irritant Sudorfc, Altera-
tive, aud Anti. Bilious. n -sgi
u. N. AeDOHALD 4 CO..
Osu6R1Sh nd Gen. Ar, 0aa Yfaseisoa CsnfSpua>
and coe. q WaehtnGs0a and CAasisna SSa, n 4.
oeaA ~ al DsoogAeas anA DsG1oss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09
: business Notice.

Baltimore. Feb lst, 1884,,
"EtAe sndsssigned have formed . CO
w r4ftnefship, under the name Of PRANK
X. Sims CO., to condact . General Com
mission Kssiasss q the Ee1th West Cor
ses Of Pratt, aud Light streets, mp siairs.
bsilding, and would solieit continuance 81
he patroasge 90 gensfossly tsndered to The old
i'm.
ri FRANK K. sIxNs, ,
= yNO.L WEIGH.
PsSs. ls1s-tS. 3
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NOTICE.

"E hereby fssvarn any persss o. rersoss
w foa Soo6AAktsstfS1S for : .o,s
VI ours. dased'oa OF 6bous The 18th DAY q Feb
nary, 1919, foe $50 payahIe in twelve aosths
70 Jees Z. Jsfees - note havieg bees ~
JET, B. JARBOE,
s's''- - aix s. JARROR
Nillssose casdias. June Z, isf9.
Jsns 10, lsJl.-3ts
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Land Wanted.

I AM.athoriIedby resronsiblepar,ies to buy
1000 ACRES or WOODLAND
(rinc ar oak IN 81. Nary's county. within Two
miles at nasi gable water, for which a literal
rtice - i'll be given. Cash. Addrrss,
~. r. MORGAN, ATTY,
LeOnardtovu, Md.
Oct .s.::lss.-u.
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Eb.A DAM s,
Bull DER and CONTRAC1OR

THE undersigned is prepared to con.
L tract for BUILDING and REPAIR.
ING in Saint Mary. and adjoining couu
les. All work irtrustedto him win b.
done with despatch and 10 workmanlik.
manner Address.
Ed ADAMS,
Mechaaicsv:ils
St Mays county. Md
Aug Z, le73-tf. -
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors-Please announce RAPHAE
DONS rs 90 . suitable candidate fer the mex,
S.esiHaisy, and say that he vii BE warnly
su,Yorscd by the voters Of LeonArdtowa and
Factory Districts. .
Dec II, 1873. Many Frienda
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Ri Miles,
Assignee Of
Dali J Payne.
-rn- John 8. Fary
AND Mary A. L FAR.
In the Circuit Count fes 81 Msrv's cornty,
sitting a. . Court Of Equity.
No 362 N. Z. 49,
ARDERED.- this l2,h day Of June.
" 1874, that the Auditos's Report :,
6led in this cause. b ratified snd con-
1irmed uniesS cause to the contrsry' 10
shown on % before the srd Mopdsy Of July
-ue1t provided . copy Of this order 81
published in the 81 Nays Beacon. oses
. week for three successive weeks prior to
the said 3rd Monday Of July.
90. JFkANK FORD,
Clerk.
Truseopy-Test:
J FRANK FORD.
Jane IL. le7t-3W.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09
Sro MYrELEuw CITIZENS

respectfully announce myself as a csndi-
da,r sor reelection to the Office Of .State's At
tcrncy for 81 Mays coauts, and hope d re-
ccisc. as heretofore. the liberal support of my
fellow -ei esens.
Nov 20. 1879. J. PARRAN CRANE
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S7vrESi SrOvESi,ST0TES


TNHE undersigned. having engaged
IN the :..t1e.. y
~ wHEELwRIGHr BUSINESS
1t Crest Mills, will execGte al orders In
his lioe 10 the quickest and bAst possible
mauher. Having procured enc Hearse
and An abundance Of best stticles for 81.
6ns, bis services can Be had st any ti~e
and At the .hortsst notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
.. 49,, :, ALEX MlLBURX. =.
March 5. 1S74-tf.
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foR CONGRESS

Mr. Eli,or-Plssss assourse tbrou.l
The csluara q shs BsAceH Mr.. AUS
TIN BAILEY u . most suitsble o nd,.
date for Congres.. md say that be vii
Be supp"rted - sse District.
II Feb q, ls7<q ..ysg Yesss.
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Real Estate
PUBLIC AUCTION.

QY virtue Of d cree Of tho Circuit
u Court for St. Mry's county. sitting
as Court Of Equity. in . cause ia WHICH
Abel Sann"r. prockeia ami If CLas Il.
Shorter. Mary Il. Shorter and VIM Shor.
ter. is Complainant, aud the said la..
named parties are Defcndants. The M.
dersigned, as Trustee, will Offer Ut pub.
lie auction. 1t the Court House door in
Leonardtown, on
Tuesday. the 2ist day Of July,
1874,
between the hours Of I and 8 o'clock, D.
m. the following real property. called
PART OF =. -.
Paw-Paw Hills,
containing about
30 acres of land.
This tract Of land i veil located, being
on St. Mays River near VIA. Is callcd
the Yellow Banks. and on the line Of the
Southern Ne, yland Railroad. TIE i'm
psovcmcsts are comfortable new
DWELLING
and suitsble oss-bai,dinss.
TERMS-CASH. .-..t.
BENZ G. HARRIS,
Trustee.
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A BIG CHANCE FOR AGENTS OF
ETHER Nk.I. 49,. !

"ANfED, Agents and Peddlers for Our
w PRESS AND STRAINE, -Pres.es ard
strains jams, jel'es berbs tegefabies, iard, tai
low. meats, chess. &c. owes So, 600 sold in .
few local. ties. Seila quick. Eyery, Apily ~as,s
it. 10 ese u the Psessassest, most 'Sseful, sue
cesefu and Pro6tahle seasils ever sold By agents.
Weighs six pounds. Prize $500. Exclusive
serniosy give. Cirysiars frse. LlrTLEFlELD
/ DANE, IR NasAiagsba -, Bstss, Mass.
Nay 81. le14-sts :, rx.-. ..-.-.g1
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. ieo sPALDiNG. PHILIP y. COMBS
Z. LEO SPAlOiNG T. Co.
Central Commission Merchants
Esi:s LIGHT STREET WHARF,
BALTIMORE.

Having removed Ia the above desirable 10.
cation, teing ainos; Immediately opposite the
wharves cf the Paiuxent and Potomac River
and near the Eastern shore aud York River
Steamboats,, Ne are prepared to give special
attention I" the sale at Tobacco Grain, vege-
tables, Dried Fruits, Poultry. Eggs, Butter,
aud other Country Products.
Nov II. lstJ-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

tannosnce myseif as . candidate for the
Office OF States Attorney sor 81. Mary1. and
respectfully ask thf support q the voters Of
IN; j.. sas g. Is,e hi"1 SAsH.x,1so
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09

"a" Sss'sy AseA'ss s'rss iAt beet sas., cotton
60 tao s'sr. - paid yor ssoa readily, asd Is the
Se,t q all 20 sill. y Aese - no 'Domesfie''
~ CO., Hsw York.
LADIES SEAD for elegant Yashiss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09

10 the Voters Of st Mars Co
asnsnaee nyseifa eaadidate for s ase's
Attorney and solicit TIE saFport Of ny e, low
citisens so FI-- - -,Ist
Eev - 1873. JAS 7 ELAElSTCyE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09

HDSyCHONANCY. OR SOUL CHARM.
Il ING" How either sex may fascinate
aud gain the love and affections of any person
'h-y sh.~--. instantly. This simple mental ac-
qa'rrsRsnt all can ros-.ss. FRYE, by mail, FOR IS
svn,s; togrth~s With a Marriage Guide. Egyp-
i,sn Uraele, Dreams Hints 20 Ladies. A queer
h-sk. leo, eOs sold. Address T. WILLIAM
4 CU.. Publishers, Philadelphia.
Jais !. IsIs-Sws