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iocsHn ws rlcsse our renewed :9 ay9o, to o
Testimony Of lila long, and hazasoHs and faithful
stewardship.
1uy nf our late lshup, aud cups tu tho ncxt Au-
,nal Coaycntion Of s,o Hioceac.
THE HrAsDINa coI:11TTEE.
.Tllo Standing Goa.!nittco Of thu DioceHo Of
sontud tho fotloS'ing:''
Tho ;;tu.lng Committee " ta D.o:cEp Of Illinois
1,:rrt III tbs performance tf Hal duty. The llGllo
hsSa sss ok: s:sr Il s'ts s1 s t.
bcar witness to the raatica q Our tnn,on loes. and
eStena nSs ayaa, to tug y ta tiaa Or t onr ao
Thu majority 1T tta body iava for long years oce!t
! iaeI tl:s rost u intimate eonueelon" will tho
tccpra' ' thsir nppcesat:on ,of lin wonlesiul cn.
lowmenss ,ot him who lah been taken
lrsrici mail: hs sinneue Soi,rasc, lis nqneslonins
endurance, lila uweet resiguatlua. They ,layc u1
mrea his irofounl lrarns, a1il Ata n1asyslona know
euEc lolnR of thu 1nost involved. legal nature.
issezt a,, s!ynry united +, hey Of e'srgy sn
MISC Bishop from aoiEst tne1il, and tho; low with
'rcaituation In TUG plynu hand wgl. removed him
from na labnrs, Fur him tbs blessctnesH Of rnst la
col.r. For tl,cli remain his example, a'd thu dy Ut
faithfully carrying Dnt tho tr'!stH committed 20 them.
y S T5ax n Syx.s, GsssS s RSsn 1sy s tss ass n4s VIZ
tAGs brethren If thu ccHy and laily III tAo conInnN
grief. and feel that Tho whole Anglican conMll'"'.
will lament utln Of Tho ravcst Of itH catnpons, anh
they asa lin prayera Ut a tho faithful for lhe itil~
ace Of this bcfca,ea ducrse, snd tic g!ft of wau
| ala holy slccessor.
Tho romuin.lor Of tho service. which iB got-
| orally. reatl ut the Eravn .wnh thon proceeded
With, l}sl!ors leo allo Pealco performing tho
| CoMmitteI.
At TIL: Grusu o. THE KElsvigi;
tt!o 3fan1ia. Committee, tho NIoce5Ail officers,
mud tho clergy Of tho tllocesa proceeded through
ilio chapel to tito caAt Aullou-r0nnl, and the can
greenton ruHsed by tho Iier n,Ml loufctt nh.tlo
collin which contained tho re,naina or their late
Uls!luJ.
Tho body OF tho lnte >Iislop remained III tho
choir unucr tho churgo VI tho pat-boarcrs until
thu tlnio Of removal, when IL WINS .rolnovel to
lla Michigan Central lsa,lroad ,Stut,nt,, md
taken to New York l1naor ehargo Of the Commit
teo appointed to accompany tho remains to taat
city.
TIL; CATHEDRAL. cuun1sTERs' AsslouIkT,oS
TAo following RESOLUTIONS Wcro yesterday
aaoptod by tilis body:
WHEREAS, n Inns pleased Alinhty flul, III IFS w!ao
Irorldv1cc, 10 take unt pf Tits wnr!a tho Enl at t,I
Right IeY. Father In Gnd, 11ul,ry ,1o.n White
lnl,ps, j. D., N,shop Of Tho 1oetso Ut Illinois. TIC
Cathedral uhnva'eg AspoeiasoA layo aolscl the {u!-
lowing rDsohittntla:
letStt That we t,ccp'y dcroro tho death Of at,s
wrllbGluye l 0I, lu ttaSlng becu!ne el,dcaroi tn
f !o1lY md frequent 1crsonn tcreUlrHo md nsAociu-
on aud thu nifoetioto lutcreHt an consideration he
Invariably eyucea to uA tLat III lis et, ,wn rero!.
Mi"a erllnpB rreedatle LOST, mt pnly 10 shta uiu
ccac, hit 10 Tin AnuiaSan Church throughout Alnorra
liaJ!rca, Tllat wp dtuly uylpHtllzc with ls niirt
ell family II the Asceased lit t4er Great bereavement
, 1874-08-14
BISHOP tVHITEH0USE.
Funoral Services Over the
Dcad Prelate.
Address Of fho Row. Bishop Lee
OF Iowa.
Resolutions Of tho Standing Committees
''' Of Wisconsin and Illlnios..
Tho Clloristcrs' Association.

Yesterday afternoon at nboat O'CLOCK .ne
funeral procession, bearing tho remains Of tho
,,to Bishop to tho cutholral. loft tho Into home
Of tho lnulcnto.l pro'ato. During the afternoon
n,,ny or tI,o tionror ftleuls Of tho occasot wore
rcrmi,tcd to take last Look ut his foasures, n
privilege Which was anticipated by n'ost OF those
1rho attended, tho funeral services, hut which
tue; did not on1oy. Long before the %ppolnto
Time fot Tho services tho Cathedral boiellne "sa
.,irrountlud by crowd Of r5ople, nnons whom
1a1cu greatly prcdomtnatoa, mud when, ut "bont
h.lf.1aat :, t,!o fanornl proocsasoa slowly and
roleaanly approached tho casotra1 t'ern @ n'aI 1n't
Lato boon about 1000 people present. THO FOL
lowing "as tho - ...-.
ci,i3EH or TIL FUNERAL rEooEssioS'
which, though not very long, a'd lacking tho
accon,rt,s;nonts Of bau'iota mid all 'nofotrlc'o's
display, VIA Intensely imposing aild uolcnn:
:, Tho Ycr5cr If t:io C4thosras.
t,tratt Il al thu Cathedral:
Thu Navcrc1lt Clergy Of Inc
D;rere In Su,1ce sutl Solc iva by tWo JuAlorH AFs.
~ '@ ui,p Visiting Clarity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29
BALTIMORE NARKE rs.

wlEAr.-The market for Wheat is dull and
heavy in tone, and prices are lower for all des-
erip,ious. The receipts Of Southern were raih-
e. more liberal amounting. to THURSDAY, in
elusive, to IS, 900 bushels an INCREASE Of 10 600
bushels from last eek. The saies for that Pc
Rod embrace 5000 bushels held over from las,
week, aud we're S 600 bushels iufe ior to lrime
white at ii3Gl3o cents; 1000 bushels am Der
~ i2TEgi35 cents. the latter for Q small lot
strictly fancy; IA bushels good 70 prime
rcd n i.eEsiz5 cesss, and Is, ooo bashels infe-
ricr 10 lair do. Al lo5Eaiis cents. At ihe close
we quote amber NJ l3Tta.3. cents for prime 10
choice The rsceipn Of Western we're only IS, :
coo bsshels against Is, coo bushels received last
week, bu, the market IL DALI with limited de-
msnd, aud the advantage 10 With The ba, ing ia-
crest. The sales OF Elevator los ere o bush
ssSc. I sea and amber l:3@ies eeafs; !, go
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MEETING At ST. INIGoEs' Store O.

MEETING At ST. INIGoEs' STORE ON
FRIDAY, THE SOFIA correspondent,
writing from St. Inigoes' under date
of the 25th instant, informs us that the
meeting which was announced to take
place in that district on the oath, was
postponed, after consultation, until Fri
day, the 3Oth, At this time, the speak
ers published by us in our last issue,
will be reinforced by Hon Is. G.. Har.
ris, and perhaps by others, but our st.
Inigoes' friends may count on Mr..
Harris presence, as he has given his
consent to attend. Democrats of St.
Inigoes' be not dismayed because you
are in a minority! Attend the meeting
in mass on Friday, the 30th, and above
all, attend the polls on the following
Tuesday and see to it that every demo-
cratic vote in your district is polled.
Your friends of the other districts are
not idle and all they expect of you is
to poll full party vote.
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Mr.. H4aSER's Posrrrox.-The dis

Mr.. HAGNER's PosrTroy.-The dis
ingenious attempt of Mr.. Hagner's
friends to palm Hmm off upon democrats
who oppose party nominations in local
matters as an Independent candidate is
deserving of exposure, if not of repro
baton. He is as much the nominee of a
party convention as DR.. Henkle-Hag-
ner being nominated by the Republican
convention which metat Annapolis June
ton and Henkle by the democratic con-
vention which met at the city of Annapo-
lis. Both are parties candidates, and
whatever the private views of either, the
successful candidate will he compelled
to subordinate them to the majority
voice of his party, to be hereafter an
nounced in congressional caucus. Thus
unv P4I'a'v views ui Dr. nenAIe c;ln oD-
tain neither force nor vitality until they
have received the imprinlatmr of the
democratic party in Congress. Mr..
Hagners private opinions will be SUBJ
jected to similar control and govern
ment. In fact, one is as much an indie
pendent candidate as the other, the
whole truth being, that neither has
any claims to be so considered. The
issue therefore is, Republican Hagner
or Democratic Henklel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

JUICES OF ELECTION, Erc.-The fol-
lowing is list OF the Judges of Elec-
ton for this county. Under an act OF
the late Legislature, it was made i'm
perative upon the County Commission
ers, in making their selection ofJudges,
to provide that both political parties
.la lair aurniuf-
ticed that they have complied with th'
law by giving the Republicans a Judg'
m each election district.
LIST district, E. s. Abel, w. w. Bra
dy, and Lewis N. Rollins.
End district, C. L. Wise, Henry Watt.
and Jas. T. Duke.
3rd district, Y. P. Dawkins, Stepher
Foxwen and Sebastian Thompson.
4th district, IL J. AIIstan, w. L
Dent and Philip g. Love.
5th district, John Harrison, Thomas
Harrison and H. Clay Dent.
9th district, Jas. G. Spalding, Henry
Jones and Henry c. Graves.
At the same time, the c Commissioner.
appointed J. j. Alvey a constable fol
the 4th election district. Mr.. Alvey ha,
bonded and entered upon his duties.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

bashels No. s red at lfs ceats; ID, coo hushess
No. : red, in Bal,nore and Uhio. ~ from lle}s
dsun to ut cents, ard 600 bushess do. in
Garancf's at lis. docs 20 lls centS closing
to-day n the latter aKures. The saiee o. traek
lots were 1000 bushels rcd and amber al fts@
ITS cents. Aco bushels bite at i3o cents asd
I, 100 bushe,s rejected q; ito(slis CENTS.
'Coax -Tlsp a,srk~, Ger cora has ruled dan
and Unsettled. snA we note further redastion
10 prices &c all kinds The cgerings Of South
cru are more liberal. bat are mainly composed
Of in .eriog old aad darip new. and prtcvs are
irregular. The s,i-s include 1900 basiwss re~
white a, 6sfGss eeats, and COO bushels new
yellow a, iU(ass cents, as 70 condition, ano
3 900 bashels cd white at 70 ceats for dv-cu,
10 81 csn,s E,r prime, and e..oo bushels old
yellow at sstGso cents, the prizes for prime
white aae yellow to-day being IS crafts and
as cents, respectively. The receipts OF estern
con,iaue small and the stock in Elevator -
still further reduced. bat the feeling has been
tame throughout the week. and Al The close
prices are s(s4 cents lover. The sales rePor-
ted in Elevator foot up about Is, 600 bushels al
! from So c.s down to IS cents, aud to-day &c
quote At satsss cts.
| UArs-l he sal reported amounted TO Ss
I 600 bushels as follows ~ coo bushe South
ern At "a CT crnts; Ia, 0.r0 bushels mixed " Is
tern a, 5s(9so cents; and 8, 600 bushels bright
Western ai so6s3 censs To-day We quots
Sousnefe NJ qua o. centSs au9 "eStetu ~ SoSs
So cents for mixed, and 60G6i cea,s for bright
RYE-we have sales reported since our last
review Of 800 to 5. 200 bushels At loGf9lot
cents for fair 10 prime. closing At these figure
to-day. The bulk ofthe sales were at las cents
TosAcco-The market for Leaf Tobacco Ia
been quiet siaee our last review. owing TO IN
manded by holders. The receipts Of Maryisn,
are merely aominai, and there are BUYERS for al
that 10 opened AZ full prizes Shippers are un
able TO pay the prices asked for Ohio, and IN
sales are restricted 70 . small quantity on spec
citation. The weather reports from the IVES
Continue unfavorsble, and this years crop T;
materially injured by frost, and the tone q
the market - very firm, though we are wi,hou
transactions on which 20 base an advance !,
prizes. The markets for Kentucky and Viz
ginia are very firm At full prices, bu, the small
stock held here prevents activity, msnuiac,ur
ers finding barely sufficient 10 supply thei
wants. The exports during tile week were Il;
hhds. and 3Ts cases to Bremen. We quo,
prices as follows, viz:
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TCoMMUNIcATED.

Mr. Editor Much has been penned,
and more said, of the disadvantages un-
der which our public schools labor
One obstacle, among many others, is.
that teachers salaries are too insignii-
perior education to embark ii 50 non
remunerative an avocation. Another,
our second grade teachers receive as
much for their services as our first
Again, our schools are said to be elee-
mosynary because they are mixed up
with politics.
Take away the appropriation to st.
Johns College, now amounting annual
ly to $4,000, Ito say nothing of dona-
tons to other schools and colleges
throughout the State) and distribute it
to the public schools in the several
counties, the people would derive far
more benefit from it. As it is they de-
rive no benefit whatever from them,
save and except few free scholarships,
which are in almost every case abused,
being conferred upon the children of the
opu,ent and shrewd. Instead of stim-
ulating, as intended, the honorable am
bition of the poor students. they have a
contrary effect. Let, therefore, these
Institutions stand upon their own indi-
vidual merit and they will be the firmer.
Now, let our County School Commits
sioners pay each teacher according to
his or her qualification and we will soon
have more competent men in this pro-
fession-a competent man may be
teacher, but an incompetent one, never
Politics, which have ever retarded the
onward progress of our people from
time immemorial, have imposed on the
public incompetent, inexperienced and
even immoral teachers have caused
100000 to be appropriated towards ed
ucating negro children. I am in favor
of the negroes being educated, but think
it behooves us to educate the children
of our own race thoroughly before those
of another.
Mr.. Editor, in conclusion, may / ask
that parents, guardians, teachers and
school officers will ever be faithful to
their trusts, and by their united efforts
-proiting by some of the above hints
impress upon the minds Of our youths
the principles of virtue, truth, religion
and an imperishable fondness for study.
Such course will certainly aid the on
ward progress of public education.
4. SEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

COMMISSION BUSINESS a card
elsewhere published, il will be seen that
JOHN N. LLOYD, heretofore doing bus
mess at the Head of st. Clements Bay,
and favorably known as an active, hon
est and energetic business man through
out our county, has opened a general
produce. stock and Commission Bust
ness Southeast cor. 9TH and. H. sts.,
s. W., Washington. D. c. Knowing
Mr.. Lloyd intimately. We have no hes;-
itation in recommending him to the IA
vorable notice of our readers. See card
in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

CHANGE IN THE CABIxEr.-Now that
the Presidents Long Branch season is
over, it is confidently asserted that
there will be change in the cabinet.
and that before the first of December.
1t is known that the President and all
heads of departments have bought large
" of tickets for the next Grand Gift
Concert of the Public Library of Ken
lucky, to draw November 80, and they
aatter themselves that they will capture
one or more of the large prizes. which
will make plenty of change in the cabi-
net.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

TRrBuru1 70 e. Lxo SPALDTxa, ESQ
AT mss1ing Of tho 81. Mary's Rcd
ing Roon .nd Debating Society ON Fri
day, The 3srd instant, this being the
second msefing since the demise Of Mr..
Spalding. President. B. h. Camaier. in
the chair, among other proceedings were
the folloS7he TO wit: John F. King.
Jno. A. Cn1slier and Robert C. Combs.
Esqrs., :. Committee appointed at the
previous nesting, to draft resolutions.
expressive q the loss the Society and
the COM nifty generally had sustained
BY the dssfh E. Leo Spalding, Esqr..
late an honorary member, presented the
following, which being read, and on mo-
ton Of d. a. J. Spalding, after appro-
priate remarks from Col Downs and
JOS II. Kay, ESQ, were unanimously
adopted
The resolutions were as follows
WHxsxAs, 1t has pleased the Almigh-
ty Dnposer of Events to take from
amonast1us our highly esteemed fellow
meml Edward Leo Spaiding, whose
conn41fion with this body dates from
in f iQn and ended only with his
and h91sfary member OF this as sosas
ton extepded over q period of twenty
, five yearsand upwards, and was eve,
characterized BY fidelity and earnest
hess IN he discharge of his duties as a
member, AND WHEREAS, it is proper
that some memorial Of a membership
thus prolonged and distinguished should
be PLACED upon our records, be it there
fore
Resoled By the St. Mary's Reading
Room AID Debating Society, That in the
death of Edward Leo Spalding, this So
ciety has sustained the loss of one OF
its most earnest and jealous members
and the community with whom he pas.
sed the greater portion of his life kind.
hearted, noble and hospitable friend.
Resolved. That having been one of the
founders Of our time honored Society
and an active and indefatigable worker
for its success from its infancy to the
date Of his death, we feel that we owe
him gratitude deeper than words can
express.
I Resofred, That he has left a name
worthy the respect and honor of his fel.
low-men, and an undimmed lustre OF
generosity that should ever be held in
grateful remembrance BY an.
Resolced, That these resolutions be
published in the st. Mary's BEACON
and copy of the same be sent to the
family of the deceased with the expires.
sion of our sincere sympathy.
| The Society, as mark of respect te
the memory Of Mr.. Spalding, on motion
of Mr. Key, then adjourned
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far as heean, TO reverse the action Of
the Black Republican party-the most
corrupt. SUBSCRIPTIONS and tyrannieal
party that eserl lid or ever can Cypress
our eountsy.l
Since the days Of our revolutiDn- the
days that tired mems souis-I cann1t
find IN the history Of our once happy
country IN occasion when that country
more clearly demanded the aid Of hel
patriotic children, and when It wal
more imperatively the duty of her chill
dren to give that aid. 1t Is through
the ballot that that aid is given; let N
see that It is not withheld by any dem
ocrat on the 3rd of November.
B. G. HARRIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29
"USpER WHICH KING, BEzoyIAN Gu

"UHpER WHICH KING, BEZovIaN GU
Giving Mr.. Hagner full credit for a sin
cere opposition to the supplemental
civil rights bill. the question still pre-
sents itself, is he, as compared with
DIR. Hcnkle, entitled to anv conserva-
tive support. 1t will be borne in mind
that DIR. Henkic and Mr. Hagner are
both representative men-the one of the
democratic-the other of the Republican
party. If DR.. Renkle is elected. he
will affiliate with democrats in Congress
and support democratic Legislation. If
Mr.. Hagner should be elected, he will
neither support the one nor affiliate
with the other, but will caucus with re.
publicans, affiliate with republicans and
support Grant and Republican lesisla-
tion. Thus, giving Mr. Hagner full
credit for all he claims, he is Republican
in every thing, except upon the civil
rights issue. and even upon this, he is
opposed tn mixed schools and mixed
association in hotels. steamboats,. etc.
less onaccount Of the white man than the
black. Mixed associations and mise,l
schools would ultimate to the black
yuan $ disadvantage and defeat al. chance
2pcating his children. here and else.
hence, Mr.. Hagner's opposition.
i tie made to believe that the
was the fact, we suppose he
favor the civil rights bill. mixed
echools and I'll /! Certain it is, in his
late speech at this place. he placed much
CRATER emphasis upon the injury which
would nure to the blacks from the pas
sage of the civil rights bill than upon
the damage which white people would
sustain. But to return. The real is
sue Is between the nominees of the
democratic and the Republican conven.
tions-hetween democracy and Grant.
Ii Is the animas Of these two conven.
tions-and not the private views of the
nominees-that the constituent BODY has
concern with. Now, therefore, .under
which King. Bezonian:" A vote for
Hagner is vote for Grsnt-a vote for
Henkle is vote for democracy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

APPoINrMENTs--A q meeting Of
Board of the State Fishery Force, co: .
vened at Annapolis on Thursday last,
the Gard instant, Joseph Forrest. Esqr.,
of this county and Geo. w. Carpenter,
Esqr., Of Charles county, were elected
Deputy Commanders of the Fishery
Force for the sixth district, composed Of
the waters of Charles, St. Mary's and
Calvert Counties. Both gentlemen have
been commissioned by the Governor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

The beautiful monument erected to
the memory Of Capt. VIM. H. Murray
of the First Maryland Regiment, Con-
federate States Army. and his brave
comrades who fell At Gettysburg, was
dedicated 1t Lcsdon Park Cemetery,
= Thursday, S2d inst Patriotic adj
pes we're made BY Capt Geo. Thorn
Of this county, Lieut. A. G. Trippe,
- Baltimore and Rev. r H. McKir
Of Alexandria. Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops.-The
attention of our readers is called to the
notice of Mrs. Fanny c. Barrier. to h.
fund IN another column. Mrs. Bar.
her has just returned from Baltimore
with new assortment Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods and all articles of Ladies'
wear which she is selling at unusually
low prices for cash at her old place OF
business at MechAaicsville. Give her a
call
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29
DIED.

At the residence of its grandfather, DR.. Jas.
Bunting. on the 18th inst, ODEN B., infan,
son Of J. ". and Alice L. Carpenter, aged 81
DAYS.
On the 10Th inst. a. the residence Gifts parents
in Chaptico. JOHN CALVERT, infant Of u. 2.
and Aqiila Burroughs, aged I year, l month
and 20 days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

BLAcKwoop MAGAZINE. The contents otto the
October number Of Biackwoo God, just issued by
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Al Barclay
Street, NewYork, may be summarized as fol.
lows: !. "Alice Lorraine" Par; VIII. IT.
''The Abode Of Snow. Part II.-Simla and
its Celebrities" ~. ''Sir Banasire Tarleton.' ~
". International vanities. No. vII.-Alien
Laws" V. "Army Control" VI. THE S,o.
~ Of Valentine and his Brother" Part TX
VII ''Sehool-Bosrd Teigion" VIII "Ho.
rattan Lyrics" TX. "The Founders of Mo-
dern Liberalism !" The criticism and review
Of . recent publication entitled, "wilkes, Sher.
idan. and Fox; the Opposition under George
III. BY W. +. Rae" 4 very entertaining
article.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The State s. 8. Convention will be
held at Frederick City, Md, Nov. IL,
Is & 10th. 1874 All delegates appoin-
ted by county or district Conventions
will notify II. A. Smeltz, No. 8, N.
Charles St., Baltimore, Immediately, %
that all arrangements may be compile
ted for their entertainment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

ELECTION TrcKETs.-We shall COM
mence printing the election tickets to-
morrow and they viii be sent TO the
different voting precincts m Friday
nights mail. If the Republicans de-
sire tie name of their candidate to so
upon the the tickets, they will notify
us by Friday morning, otherwise the
name Of Mr.. Hagner will not appear
with that of Dr. Henkle-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29
MARRIED.

On the 7lss instant. by the Rev. Father Pac.
ciarini. john b. RUSSELL TO Miss ALICE
BURROUGHS.
On the 2e,b instant, ny the Revd. Father
Boone, CORNELIUS II. NORRIS to Miss
MARY Il. ABELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

TRAcHxRs' AssocIArloK.-There viii
be q meeting Of the Teacher As1us
ton Central Divisoa) on SATURDAY
next, the Slst instant at Leonaadtowr.;
A full attendance Is desirabla.