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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

Il. The prnirIcs are being burned OIL,
thur destroying the winter range, lli-
less we nave early fall rains to bring
the grass forward before frost, These
prairie fires are often dangerous, ana
sometimes consume more than prairie
grass, a correspondent writing from
fort Richardson, says That the nres
from the prairie very nearly consumed
that place and greatly endangered NE
town Of Jacksboro. The fire started
about slX miles south OF the hay camp,
which II on lSarls creek, a sllll
south wind was blowing at the time,
which advanced the fire NJ II rapid rate,
and before the hands ~ the hay camp
could collect the scattered hay, the
flames reached II aud destroyed every
thing TINT came before them Atnoon
the lire wna within II mile Of the fort
The troops were turned out, ana ouch
soldier armed with an old sack to
fight against the flames. Iiy making
counter fires, they succeeded, after II
great deal Of labor IN checking the
fire about five o'clock, Five on six
ranches were totally consumed, and
Others were greatly damaged. II Is
thought 10y some that the Indians
started the fire The conduct Of the
officers and soldiers was highly praised
by the civilians Weatherlord Times.
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IsYonr Sinmneh unensx .

Many a dyspeptic Crwsus would he willing,
IL Is said, TO give half his wealth for an easy
stomach. If.this is "A fact, why do any of our
"solid men" continue to endure the pangs of
Indigestion? Is 1t not patent to the whole
community that Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers will cure the worst case OF chronic dys.
pepsia in six or eight weeks No occasion
for the expenditure of half fortune q few
dollars will suffice to accomplish the object
Surely, every man who is not "sand blind"
to the great utilltarian facts OF the day must
know that this celebrated vegetably specific
promptly relieves all diseased conditions of
the stomach, liver, bowels and nervous sys.
tenn, restores their vigor and imparts regular
ity to their functions. Is your epigastrium
uneasy? Is the vulture, disease, gnawing at
your livers llso, resort at once to the Bit
tiers.
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ABOUT onc-half mile over the mou

ABOUT ono-half mile over the noun
tain from Bartlett Springs, says the
Colusa Cali Independent, there is
what Is called the Gas spring. This is
probably the greatest curiosity of the
mountains. The water is ice cold, but
bubbling and foaming rs if 1t boiled,
and the greatest wonder is the newt.
able destruction of life caused by the
inhalation of the gas. No live thing
is to be found within circuit of one
hundred yards near this spring. The
very birds, if they happen to fly over
it, drop dead. We experimental with
a lizard on its destructive properties,
by holding it n few feet above the
water-it stretched dead in two min
utes. We stood over ii about five min
utes, when dull, heavy, aching sem
sation crept over us, and our eyes be-
gan to swim. The gas which escapes
here is the rankest kind of carbolic
acid, hence its sure destruction of life !;
also, Quenching of flame instanta-
neously.
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The Mail Robber Reed gdcutihcd nnd
Hurled.
lFrom lIlo NnIyoslon Newsl

From the Galveston Newsl
MCKINSEY, August S.-.Lasl night
the remains Of Jim Reed, the mail rob
Der, arrived here from Paris, near
which place he Ind been apprehendcd
aud shot; and were buried to-day, after
having been fully identified by those
who knew him. He WINS II noted but
desperate character, and the citizens
are truly glad at the rlddnncc. Many
horses were stolen, and citizens killed
and robbed, by the banl to which he
belonged.
Morris, who captured and then had
to kill him, is, learn, in hot pursuit
after Cal. Carter and John Boswell,
Reeds desperate companions in the
robbery on April I last, of the san An
tonic and Austin mail coach. II will
be remembered that this party stopped
the stage, robbed the passengers, gut
ted the mail bags and took OIL the
stage horses at the mouth of slX-sho0t-
ers, In regular highwayman style.
Since this occurred they have been in
this county, and in efforts TO apprehend
them Mt the time, one of the deputy
United States marshals was killed
through misrepresentation, After this
they fled to the Indian nation, and
there We're again surrounded by posse
Of United States deputies and sherills
at the house Of an Indian named Starr,
II short distance from Muscogec, bul
they managed to again escape,
While in the Indian territory they
robbed an old man named Grayson Of
seven thousand dollars aud another Of
thirteen hundred dollars, and it was
feared at one time that they would at
tack aud rob the express and mail train
ON the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad. Much praise is bestowed on
Morris for his bold and successful un-
dertaking, and he is Justly entitled to
the pro rata reward, of which there
has been eight thousand dollars Offered
for the three, besides various other re-
wards having been offered 10y the gov
errors Of Missouri aud Arkansas.
Reeds body had become very much
decomposed, particularly about the
head, he having been shot Just between
the nose and right eye. The drnyman,
in carrying him to the potter's Field,
mistooi the place, and in returning,
with the breeze to the windward of the
corpse, he took sick, and was COM
PEELED to abandon it on the roadside.
II was, however, taken Charge of by
the sheriff, and finally inferred. 1t is
hoped that the Others may be taken
and dealt with in like manner.
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lieutenant, IN charge OF II scout, dis
covered somo horses in n valley AT
three forks Of the Wichita. He chars-
cd upon and corralled the horses The
Indians came out of the surrounding
ravlnes, cursed aud dared the scouts to
llght then but he refused. The scout
consisted Of thirty men--numher Of
Indians unknown, No fight ensued
and the rangers got away with all the
horses. These are the facts MS ! get
them from well known young man
Just from Wichita, who says that he
received his information from n mem-
Der Of Captain lkard's company
Respectfully,
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THE Chicago Tribune has been ex-
amining into food authorizations in that
city. The special field selected has
been an analysis of the groceries sold
at the leading grocery stores in that
city. Specimens have been bought
from various establishments, in the
usual course of trade, of sugar, coffee,
tea, soap, sirups, cream of tartar, bak-
ing powders, etc, and they have been
subjected to analytical tests by skill
full chemist. The result shows that
every article tested is adulterated to a
greater or less degree.
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Chief Of Erie Department
The Late Reported Indian Fisht-The
Facts.

Especial Correspondence of Dallas Herald.l
DECATUR. August 8, 1874
In obedience to my promise, fur
nIsh you the latest news with reference
to the fight Captain lizard Is reported
TO have had with the Indians. The
reiL facts are these; Captain 1kard's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

The flremen on returning to their
several homes from our celebration OF
Thursday last, all express themselves
In the highest terms of praise at the
hospitable manner In which they were
received and entertained In Dallas.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female Institute,
Stanton, Va,
REV, W. h. HARRIS, D, D., President,

VIII begin It's alth annual session SepteL,-
her l7th, lh7i, THIS II one ~ me 1rsl schools
Tor young ladies Ia the south Faculty CON
ghls Of twenly-lhree tonelew nnh nlncerh'
hull ings elegant, scenery Bmnl, hrhllll un.
SUPPRESSED, feeble constitutions here enllfrly
restored, attended by young ladies nom NJ.
teen southern states, nnd y large number ol
pupils attend this school from all sections OF
the slate of Texas,
For nlrlhcr inflammation oOnhnll our pnl-
rons- Major l. q, llOuntTce, ualveslgni Hon,
II. u, Mills, COrsloanni Judge =, \. Munger
llolislon Rev lt n. ralialeiro. Ausiini Colo
mel ThOmns II Jones, NnlndUi Judge !, ",
lleugnn, pnle,tinri Colonel ueorge IT, AFFORD,
Galveston, II, n, lldarnr, Of llenrnei Colonel
u. u, Glddngs, lrenhnni Mrs, NJ. ID. hen-
yorton calvert, ana all our numerous pnt;
rOns throughout Texas, A gentleman VIII
leave Galveston III of Sepiember, who WI
take charge ofnll young ndlos going 10 ihls
Institute. Ia regard to escort write hey. W,
A. Harris, Of NlnuniOn, va,
Terms Tor scholastic year-bOnrd ana tut
tiOn In college course. syn "a, Extras moder'
nte. For catalogue OF slxly-lour pages, hd-
dress REV, W, y, llANltlSi
l27dlmlawln stanton, Va,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

HON. JAMES W. THROCKM0RTON
or Collin.

A. IL. RIouEy, aged llfteon Yeas u
SON Of Mr.. d. l.. Rlchey, OF Weather
ford, was killed, on the first Instant
near that place, by being thrown from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

RED RIVER county, by convention,
instructs her delegates TO vote In the
congressional convention for Colonel
Charles DeMorso for congress from the
socnnd dlnIricl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

A SPECIAL TO the Houston Telegraph
from New York, dated August 8, says
that Charles Morgan, Of steamship no
torlety, has purchased five hundred
thousand dollars of Texns state bonds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

The extreme heat and dry weather
Is causing great deal OF trouble and
suffering. In many places the water
for stock In becoming scarce, and they
have to travel many miles to procure
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08

Total. $4,000 Gifts. all Cash,
- amounting 70 81, 500. .O00
The chances for a gift are as ore 10 FIVE.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, IS; Tenths. or
each coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
ssen; 22s Tickets 70: $1,000; li3 Whole Tick
cts for $4,000; 227 Whole Tickets for $40, 900.
No discount or less than S5G0 worth Of tickets
The Fourth Gift Concer; s-:ii he conducted in
all respect like the three which have already
been given. and full particulars may be learned
from circulars, which will be sen, free from this
office 10 all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agen-
cies will be attended TO in the orier they are
received, and i; is hoped they will be sent in
promptly, that there may be no disappoin,-
ment or delay in filling all. Liberal terms Civ
ell TO those vino buy TO sell again. Ali agents
are reremporiaily required TO settle up their
accounts and return all unsold tickets by the
20th day Of March.
TllOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ny, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
Ny, or
TH0S. II. HAYS 4 co,
Eastern Agents.. 6C9 Broadway, n. Y.
Dcr IA; lsi3-lms
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
- 49, = -
AcTO6NDIMC!
SIS In VALUE FOR S3i!

A Spaeadid Holiday. Birtkdsy. Hedfisg
or friendly Present.
The original. popular. large and ele-
giant oil Chrome, @
"7HE OLD OAKEN BUCKET"
{" The old osken baeket-the iron-boand
rne moss-eovefed bucket, which hung in the
we'll"
(affer Jerome Thompson. } s.z, II by c6
inches. The best parlor s,ictu.s ever
published. for S15. This largc AID tru-
ly splendid Chrome, u al it's original
beauty and excellence. is offered as a pre-
mium to each So yearly subscriber to
Monthly Magazine,
The NJ, DEL PAsLoH NAGaz:NI OF AMER
ICA.
The Chrome is sen. yarui,hsd and On
roller, postage ten cents extra +; or
mounted on canvas and stre:cher, us an
oil painting. fifty cents extra (Which in
cludes transportation; or mounted en-
canvas, and in an elegant q inch gilt
frame With arabcsgus corners, tLree
yards Of crimson cord. and. packed for
So; making the whole complete. Gu
c!udiig Frame, Chrome aud subscription
to the Magazine. only So
Do not fail to send early and get the
magnificent. Chrome. the "Od Oakcn
Bucket" which. in size and artistic rner-
it. is quite equal to an Oil Painting worth
five hundred dollars. t-
Now ready! SIR. anywhere in the
U. s, on receipt of the amount of sub
scriptitn. Address
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
SIS Broadway, New York.
Jan I. 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
Real Estate for Sale.

NE will sell at private sale all the right. IL
w tie and interest Of Col Il 7 Zaryona in
and TO a valuable tract Of land situated near the
mouth ofihc Patrxcnt River, In 81 Mary's conn
ty, containing by survey recently made GAG
acres OF arabia land aud AL acres wood land
This land is better known as the ''MATTAPu.
NY ESTATE" There is upon the land largs
csnrnod;ous Dwelling, two Tenement Houses
and abundant Oul-houses and wharf
For terms and further particulars, address or
apply 20 tE4t.
10 F MORGAN,
--.. i.eonsratowu, Nd.
" RASIS, i.
53 ST Paui ST.; Baltimore.
DAVID HANMETT,
on the premises
Nov l3, ieJ5~-i'.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
HOME INDUSTRY.

SE!E beg to call the attention Of the people
w c:St. Mary's 10 the -four manu-
featuring, ard annexed schedule of prices, and
respectfully scilc;: their patronage.
Family Flour. SlO 30
Extra do iS 90
Custom do IS 90 8 co
Super do Sc 80
deduction OF Fifty cents ger hhl. made on
the above prices when parties order FIVE bbs.
or more at one time, and all -four delivered
tree al Milestone Landing for parties receiving
freight from the Patuxent, and at Jones wharf
for those receiving freight from tie Potomac.
Address Enclosing 25 cents extra on each bhl.
ordered to pay !reiGhi) Milestone Landing. care
Clerk Of Steamer. Jones Wharf, care FL
licoti, Esq, or through the p. o. TO Fairfield.
BEAN & BRO.
Oct 0, lSIS-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
lBRIsTklsI cHp|sTNIsI

EfEELlNG Aauered ty the liberal
~ patronage have received since INV
recent opening in Chap,ico. I must re-
turn my thanks to the people and bes
leave TO call their attention Tn new
CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES, sush as
rspdy, Nuts, Apples. Lemons, Oranges,
Fireworks, &c. Also all other gisssis
kept in eouutry store.
Ny business is doLe upon cash or its
equivalent which, together with the de-
cline IN goods. enahlcs me to sxn ,hcm
almes. as low as before the war.
also desire TO call aisCas;on 10 "a.
reriOr Rye Whiskey | am selling, ana
ask eal..
Very respectfully,
A. BURROUGHS, Jr.
De. lS.h, ls7S-as.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
Boarding.

MRS j. c. M:LBUES, formerly lof St Ma
XS1 ry's ccaaSy has removed from No. 30
Hsscver 81. TO leg ". LsmSard sf., between
Sep cad Esler.g. and is prepared to receive
Pcrsaansfa aud tTaasieaI Boai dSrs.,
JanS lS.s-I
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
TnE PL.rxs FAueuIrn CorNrY. VA. Feb Is1a
S McGILL, NJ D.


KNIGHT, ESQ., Agent for Bdly Paint: Dear sir-Thc
paint purchased will efu.y
have gs its covering qua everything desired drying promptly
hard gloss, Viii Of
This experience aud With
It oecasn where we n aroodjob obof
Very respectfully, EMNART QUARTEEy 276 " D,. ST.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
FOR SHERIFF.

DR.. Eii;o--rleasc anaoEnre J. FRANK
SMITH as candidate Cor Sheriff and. ~ he
viii esnsent to serve, he viii be- warmly sup
rcrscd by his friends in 81. Inisces' District.
Dee. ls, .Ss5. Many vofers
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
Notice

"A Lii persons indebted to me on med
"A icai account mp to the Ist Of Ian
uary. 1874. are notified to coE,e Eorward
and settle the same BY cash or note With
cut further delay.
Hereafter settlements will be exrecsed
the iss Of January aud the lst Of july
ofeaeh year.
A. j. SPALDlN9.
Jan I, lS7f-3s.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
Starting Out !!

! Sisvy # tie Ohia His. k5 Alessn.s.r
Nssk. tceias = The Jaassry NJ. flSIi.
lSsh years u The Schoolsay ilssasis..
',ew ready Ther~is slss II shs s.nsa
nsmler s.Psni B,crstrs's Sscng~: -
Thili.pg 7. T.mpcsa.e, n a'cgsss ! G ,sni-
.ssi Sssdax Pansor,im POI. Sls0EnAa-
kcrs i.'itisl srtiel oa How - SAY Thtses;
. laas ashahlr hasle, q " Fs.hs yoanx fslk~.
called The Ho.lias Cya-tisasi. ncw
,..cce OF music bs lie sashcr /. sscn to
the N,eki & Bird.r b.sid nawrss
thcr interesting a,tiel kv &c cd saa
popular writ "a. Terms. 81 = year.
aud cscior Of mo of shrsc 8. 90 Steel
Engrayirgs free ,o.cach sab-cvitcr -
Special Inducements to Agents. Sai
) cent s,snrs far sprcimcn nambrr. and
say ~her- voa saw this d 'varti>eu,e,s.
Address J. w. DAU0H ADAY g. Ce.g
Publishers. philad,;rhia. Pa.
Jan l. 18Th. ~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
IN ST. MARY'S COUNTY ORPHANS
COURT, Dee >, 1873.

NRDERED, this 2nd day Of Dcccm-
u Der, 1873, Il at the Report of &c
" Burroughs and Isaiah Cantcr, Execu-
tors of Geo I Burroughs, deceased. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shcwn TO the contrary, on or before the
S0th day Of Dec. inst. provided, a copy
of this order be inserted in the St. Mary's
Beacon, at least once n week, for thsee
Successive weeks, before the said Seth
day Of pecemScr.
The report states the amount of sales
to be $1,230.
A J SPALDING. C.J.,
J. II CANTER. 4 J
ZACHARIAH ii TlPPETT, A j
Dec 4, 1SI3-5w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08

fn1 GREAT Remedy FOR
cI0MSuM III P110M
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds OF
testimonials received by the
prupf'ietors. 10 is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in-
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by thcexperience
of over forty years. When
rcsorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect d speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, AZ is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanscs the
lungs, and sallays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED pr
SETH ". FowLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And ssh by Druggists and Dealers gencraiiy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08

PRSeE GEORGE COUNTY October a, 1872
Dear SrHavng
we'll row as when drs applied retains its and eosr perfectly
think will outlas other have =
Very respectfully 30 ~ MtRRY ADDISON
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
FOR SHERIFF.

Mess=s Edisors-pisase announce RAPHAEL
puSNS ~ Suitable candidate for the mex,
Shsrissslsv. aud say tn u he viii be wa-s.. II
Supported Ly tie vstess OF LsoaarSilexa aad
IA tory ID strss Is.
Dsc u, fsSS. rany Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
Old Maids !!

Teachers, Students, C,crgymen, f-stuas'ess.
aud wide-awakc foang Men, and Men anu w0-
men OF all Glasses:
You can easily earn 6rst-ciass Sewing Ma
chine; OF Books sufficient 90 stock a Library;
or soriv valuable, Pictures 10 bcau,iry yoar
homes; or Nice stercscoae; era good Time
keeper O'clock o. Wateh): or Music Box: or
Gold PEN Or a Photographic Album: or .
Stand Kerosene ismr for your Pa,lor; or a Fine
ACCORDION; or Webster's Illustrated Quar;o
Dictionary: or Rogers Ncrld-reuowued Statn-
AIRY Groors; or Fine yio.ia; or Remington
Rifle Cane: or a Remington Double barrel
Breach Loading Shot Qua; or Cabinet Organ
worth Sli0; by simply working up your unoc.
cupied time in way explained in the circulars
OF the III. II. p. Go. Perfectly legitimate and
respectable; many would say philan,hropic.--
Address u. ii. T.. CO., l49 East 2eth 81, New
York. Hs -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
REA Il4 AD! READY
q On Al Ti 5'i covER
BRADLEY'S ss1sss ssssss PAINT.
: MADE FROM
nte Lead lnsced ( and Zinc Chemitay Combined
see times " % fAs hea lead ard oil mixed ia she ordinary
ALWAYS READT ron USE. SOLD M THE GALLON
One G.les :osssn T~r,.y Square Yard. Two Goats
MADE FROM
ssrs Twes,ty Square Yards Two Goats


o Ksrohr E.aR or Badl. PanDssr Sir -
Ee have male fans indie hr ui,h the lsr
PANT Tor rh .ep are Ant ssAg nsd
I e sr s sas an e take pleasure that has
s'od 10 h. village Who have
csd IT, 1--WE n'"n Mr. Ilrie M among ,hc
nunter bear s''as ss.ay e irs MAJ sd norris asg
ei -. ke'iecs'sys1s KING 4 DOWNS, Eds. rEacox
l s-laaSs . Dsns1srawS MoxrGcNrRY SIP d 1879
Mn O. Ksenr s Afeat M eys Enamci Paint Dar Sir
y'rr iassf snsd instant asking opinion the Bsy Pa
With thorough adaptation 10 .he rural
districts especially Havins picil prpain.
Ps and building Wa all branches OF artisans
"wis its reri Icing shades anis to sai, an
piled kr inside and outside thoroughly covrea the
surface perfect aud died with bauif Enamee lnst
yards have thu Ci.y Of Wasbpn
and Maryland With Kin. c,lor h
hy mechanics .rcpric,s and this
Paint being alady mix d. all desired shades
assured .a, ais6d, all that Is claimed Durable
bsau"u aud Ecnoncal Yours respectfully JNO 8
Hon. JouS wErnEsrp '&
Mr. p KMGnr:At the friend x.s ,uccd n .rx
bradley pleasure in stating that
has proved hgsy covering surface
noncal carries better than ordinary from de
odor -Yoursr,s ron wrr
' THn PLANS FAuoulrs cousrY vA Feb g. 1873
Mr. KNIGHT SIR: The Psi keys
hye gallons and three buckets practice k
did weeks
coats The list coat applied k and cenly conceded that for
ennmhk hardness and bd and harmony Of haudsom
Southern Peoi should be generally adopted Any M
rciby the adaratify wants o our neonc
exency material in beauty color the fact its cng read
MAKE
use yeu hiok prcrcr of this letter
Very resp ctfaly and truly S McGILL MD
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
Sryr-WrFsIy WCpTD-

Srxf-WEESLY WORLD.
For enc year. each copy separately addressed.
copy, 800
copies, 300
. copleS l. 90
10 eolics, and extra COPY TO club agent. 20 90
TERMs.
Cash In advance. Send rost-cfi:ce money
order. lark draft, or registered letter. Bills
scnt hy mail will he NJ riSa Of sender.
Additions to club-lis.s may be made, any
time in the wear, =. ;he above c,ut-rates.
Changes in club-iisiS made onlv on reques, Of
ferson receiving club package, stating date of
subscription. edition, pcS;-oiiicc, and State TO
which copy has prev iotssly been ssnt.
We have no travelling agents. Specimen cop
les, posters, etc, sent free. wherever and when
ever desired. Address al orders and letters to
.THE WORLD"
y 35 Park Row, New York.
AQSTiGE PIiD-0n every subscription
nor year to the Daily, Semi-Weekly, or
"sAiNS NSaid for n, above rates before April l.,
w~jll prepay the postage.
Zee !, Ns-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
FOR SALE.

W. - -
A n excc''ent DwclliI. House, in first r. tc
N condition, with 30 .,crcS OF lard a tia chcd
The out~huiidings are modern snd com modi-
Gus. The soil Of the land Is excellent, aud its
condition good. The fencing is rev and ot
first class material.
: The situation is well suited to n Physician,
or TO any person desiring comfortable resi-
deace In a healthy and pleasant LOCALITY.
Steamboat communication and the general
saltwater advantages in convenient iistauc,
to the property.
For tJrnis and particulars; address;
COMBS 4 DOWNS, ss.
90 Attorneys for Owners,
Leonardtown, Nd.
jane 90, laI3--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08
PRICES, POSTAGE PiID,

II Sslscritsdtcr jcfors .ipri! /, 1874.
NEFKLy NoaL3.
For ono yCar, each copy separately addressed.
rcrv, = 400
copies, 200
10 copies, and extra copy to club agent, l. 90
20 copies, and extra copy TO club agent, 20 90
Ie esIies, and Scmi-Wc,kly 10 cub agt, 80 co
leo copies, and Daily 10 club agent loo goo
Saint Mary's beacon., 1874-01-08

PALTIMoRE smbc
ME ESIaHTDs Sir pleasure to saw - Won M
bradley Euame
beauty and have bv durability than twelve
months snce painted the roof (Ie
Patent Enamel Paint and we'll with paint the
outside OF the Hotel aud am most happy gives
will
liberty to use it, Yours respectfully ISAAC ALBERTsON
Mansion House Hotel Ger Fayet Streets Baltimore
To PuBLIc-l affords much
WI: painted inside o ami Out with Bradl Patent Paint
superiority and all other private
ling paint possibly be uced at this
alihmn during daily ceng Constantly
piled to it, and yet FIRST put on Of the
numerous advantages oL
i.ed and ready tor use " suit its quickly drying p
which
It's pcpbe enaciy which Durability objects on
which is nsd As such most earnestly
CT possibly antci;at So r. SNN e'
Baltimore. April 25, 1872. -7st Front Street Tbe,n,c