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naiIImore cattln NIarknt.

BLHMoRI, june as-cAfr1S-The market
opened with . tLt degree q activity, and con.
Wesh1 bat when about half through some fifteen
and shipped 10 New York. This had the eject
OF making operations more active, a. II was
seen ther0 w0lld DO TOO few for the needs Of
deAleib hote, and prices were advanced On tho
balance, which consisted OF the middle and
lower grades. The btst and tops were among
q compared with last week; the GREATER advance
was on the best cattle that were Ieit. Quotations
ak01c. Pfiees 70 day for beef cattle ranged a.
follows; Very best on sale today Colo; that
generally rated arst quality 606e; medium OF
gSoS ~ SSaaAIy Sss STdi11.,y thiH ISSS
today SIC; extreme range Of prices SK97e;
most Of mo HAlgs arc from Ok abke, Y or me 10.
eeipl 766 head came from Ohio, SIS from West
Virginia, 1911 from Virginia, ne from Maryland,
O from Tennessee and 70 nom PennSy lyAniA.
head. against I,bi1 last week. and l,l69 The cor
responding week Of last year; and tho sales dnr.
Ing the week amounted 10 1919 head, AkAinHt
i,aIl head last week, and i,lt6 tho correspond.
Ing week Of last rear, and were a followIi' To
baltimore butchers 74s, 70 Eastern spectators
4ias TO York comfy. Pa, operation IA; 70 wash
ington; City deAleta II. EiI. y
MncH coWE-Are quoted al $500; Iupply
lightand market fAlr. 5DE .FftiiI ltI u
Hola-The eopunned light run OF Hogs has
further advanced the mAE1et, which closes bare
Of stock, the improvement on last Weak'l prices
beinR about 4 cant. The feeling At the close %
fair for! continuation Of present quotations,
which are likely 10 eontinno unlesB very bRAyI
receipts Bhoald arrive, In which case they would
have an Appreeiable effect on tho market Imme-
diAtely, a. the advance has simply grown out OF
the scarcity, no higher prices being realized By
butchers for tho Hog product than for several
weeks past. Quotation KIOSK cents, most Of
the sales being Of 6x cents, net. Receipts this
week 4,68 head, against 6,010 lAst week, and
i,bi8 head same time last year. ff. = -
eHEIP-The supply continues heavy and pr.
ees keep we'll ups The demand has been some.
what more active during the week juBt past than
the preVi0uS ono, oweg 70 an Eastern demand,
and the figures though q tribe higher do not
show any advance In the market, hat are attrl.
bueable toa slightly superior quality. Quota.
tons t03H cenA. Lambs Sa6A per head, good
Lambs Ar5 slow Of sale. Stock Sheep Sos 30
per head. Aeceipts this week 39H head,
against 4,ts4 last week; and $3.50 same tlmo last
wear
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phiIadelphia MaIket

PHILADELPHIA, June e7.-FIour-Allt.
lie more active; super 81 co. Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra fancy 90 25A7 80;
State, Ohio and Indiana do So 60a7 80.
Wheat-Dull; red 81 40; amber 81 90.
Rye-Steady at. 95c. Corn-Wanted;
yellow e2a8Sc mixed slaS2c. Oats
Steady; white 64ae5c; mixed GAGS. But.
ter-FIrm; choice western 20G22c; fair to
good do 16a20c. Cheese-Weak and un.
changed. Eggs-Actlve and higher;
western 19S2oo. Petroleum-Firm; 70.
fined 1876 for cash, June and July.
Whisky held at 9slc.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 27.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower
No. 8 white Wabash 81 IS; No, white
Michigan 81 49,; No. Q do 81 25; am
Der Michigan 81 EAT; July 81 24s; Au-
gust 81 20;No. 3 red 81 24ia1 25; August
81 10; No. 8 red 81 20. Corn-Dull and
lower; high mixed cash and July 84ic
August 65tc; September CSC; low mixed
64c; no grade Gle. oats-Dull and nom
tnO1 .a d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-29
II Per Chance

You Lave got into trouble procure at once
package Of tho Samaritan's Git, usO As directed
and you will DO all right In three or four days.
Tho trouble when taken In timc Is easily over
come, but whom neglected, or when the qusck Ii
visited and he gives his course Of Bal5an Co.
pAIbe, thcn very often serious complications
arise which prolong the disease for weeks, per
hApa months.
Another tAllAey Is, in persons trying To save q
few Cents, oAbbl0 In cheap drugs, which 20 dis.
order and Bicken tho stomach that almost death
itself would b relief; SGmAritan's Gin will
cure every time, with no more unpleasant RESULT
than II tie trouble had not existed Of al.
Male packages, 81; Female, IS, Bent by mat
to any address. DESMOND AGO., PropaetOrs,
SIb Race street, PhIladelphi&,
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CINCINNATI, June ST. otton-Dull
at ITO Flour-Dul1 and r. dropping.
Wheat-Dullan and nominally lower to sell
lers. Oorn-Steady, MIXED 63ae5c. OATS
Dull st4sa55c. Rye-Dull and nominal.
Barly-Nominal. Oils Unchanged. Eggs
Scarce and firm Of 14E16e Butter-Dull
and unchanged. Cheese@Scarce and firm
at 12ia19c. Pork-Quiet, and held firmly
at $500. Lard-Qulet, summer 10t /;
kettle jobblng 11ial19c. Bulkmests-Dull
and droopipg-sldes held at &c, with
out buyers; clear rib DC; clear 9ta9f, with
no sales, Bacon-Steady-shou tic;
clear rib 9ic; clear10tc, WhiSky-In good
demand and firm at 94c, 'rS-'>-
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BALTIMORE, June 27.-Flour- Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unchang'
ed. Corn-Dull and nominal; western
mixed new SOC. 0ats-QuIet; western
mixed 6ss69c; white 6oa62c. Rye-Qulet
ProYisions-Quiet and unchanged. But
scarce and firm; choice 23a
24c, Cotiee-Steadyi good to prime 20I
a22c. Whisky-Unchapged.
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New York MarkeI.'

NEW YORK, June T.-Cotton-Weak
and irregular; midling uplands 17ic.
Flour-Dull; strongly In buyers favor and
unchanged. Wheat = Lower, No. 1
spring 81 46A1 .4s; winter red western
81 49l1 40; amber winter western 81 AZ;
white western 81 45S1 SO. Rye-Dull
at 81 DIAL 10. Bsrley-Nominal. Corn
Opened without any decided change
and in an improved demand and closed
lower; western mixed 7sAslc, closing at
s0ic for strictly prime; western yellow
s0taslc; white western $50. 0ats-Dull
and unchanged; fee-Firmer; rio 1911
a22tc. sugar-A shade frmer. Pc
!roleum-Firmsr. Whisky = Steady at
QQn ~ = - L " -------
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DAMNED GOODS

WIRsT ARRIVAL OF THB sEA.
s., ssSoH-A no 9, SUGAR Jass received b
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New York od0. lTarke,.

NEw YoRK, June 27.-Jobbing and
branches Of trade quiet In oil
departments. Package demand for staple
cotton and wooden productions & steadily
increasing. The market Tor cotton goods
Is strong, with an upward tendency. An.
droscoggin, Pepperill and Laconia 10 4
sheetings advanced 2ic by agents. The
Bulletin predicts higher prices during The
next two weeks:
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New York Money and Stock AIarke,
NEW YORK, June 27.-MoNRY-Clos


New YORK, June 97.-MoNEY-Cl Closed
at2a8 per cent on call. - / q
STIRLING ExoHANoR-Cloaed dull and
firm; at "a s1ta4 Sc; for bankers 90 days
sterling "a 9Oa4 9Oi for demand; prime
mercantile paper 6iaei per cent.
GoID-0los OF I'LL, only price Of the
day; rates paid for borrowing were 1a1 "a
per cent and fist, and for carrying lag per
cent ClearlDgs % millions assorted.
Treasury disbursed $4S8, 600 and received
q. $50. 900. For Customs during the week
and imports for the same time were, dry
goods S1,4S9,e9s; general merchandise
$5.213s7S.
GovRRNMENTs-strong and bat little
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olaHeIand narknt.

CLEVELAND, June e7.-Wheat-Dull
and lower; No. red winter q 25i No. .
do 81 90. Corn-Dull and heavy; high
mixed 72c; low mixed zoe. oAt-Dnlli
No. / State 55c; No. 3, 63c, Petroleum
-Flrmer; standard white 1Qic; Ohio
State test 16Q, degrees, 1910, -.rra 's-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
O,phans' Court Of Saint Nary seounty, Get
Oete, 1874.
nRDEREp By THE COURT, That Elixs-
~ beth : Burroughs and Hezekiah l. Bur-
roughs, administrators W A of
VM. II. LOCKE,
late ofSt Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by law to the deceased 8
creditors to exhibit their claims, and that the
same he published once week for six success
sive weeks IN the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAS IN RAEEY,
Register will.for ST Mary scounty.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the
Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county, Nd.
letters of administration on the personal es-
tate of " m II Lo Ike, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached there
TO, TO the subscribers, on or before the Is,
day Of Nay, 1915, they will otherwise by Law
be excluded from the benefits Of the said e.
tate AN perspus tuuros~S 49, 81. Ass>asssl
ire requested to make immediate payment "a
the subscribers.
ELIZABETH s BURROUGHS
HEZsKiAH L BURROUGHS,
Administrators, " A.
Oct Q, ls7<-Sw.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are sereby forevarnet
IA from crossing. or sresspsssing upo,
any part Of my farm known a. "tlsrrov
Hills" situated near the village Of Chap
tico. after this date with OF without dos
or gun. Against all offenders. the Law
viii be rigidiy enforced.
GEO. r. GARNER.
Oct. %. 1ST4-lms
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10y virtue Of Q power Of sale contained
- in Mortgage recorded in Liber J.
A. g. No. 0. folios "a. 95. 90. one oil
the Lsed Records Of 81. Msry's county,
the sndersigsee viIi sell ct pubic sale,
1t the Court House door in Leonard town,
On
Tuesday, the l7M day Of No
Uember, 1874.
between the hours Of and 4 p. 70. all
that valuable tract Of land called and
known a.
"JU TT A N D."
containing
52l acres,
more or lees

more or lees.
This beautiful Es:ate lies in the First
Election District Of ST. Mars Ccuoty,
about ten miles fror, Point Lookout, i'm
mediately on Snsith's Greek, an estuary
Of the Potomac. said Creek forming the
Eastern. Southern and Western bounda-
ries. sad the lands Of DR.. NJ G Jones ih e
Northern boundary, the same running 10
. straight line. 81 l'
The Farm is divided into Eve fields OF
eighty acres each. in the highest state oil
cultivation and Of richest fertility. the
whole substantially fenced and thorough.
ly diichei.
The improvements consist Of comfort.
able
DWELLTNG-HOUSE AND KITCHEN,
located within twenty yards Of the beach
extensive grounds surrounding. n produc.
live garden with rare fruits and flowers,
large and substantial BATH.HOUSE
an granite pillars. thirty yards from til.
Honse;
MANAGERS HOUSE & KITCHEN
MEAT HOUSE.
ICE-HOUsE.
Comfortable QUARTERS for Servants
POULTRY HOUSE.
FIVE HOUSES for Tenant. or Laborcrs
FIVE LARGE BARNS for Grain aud
Tobacco,
CORN HOUSE,
STABLES.
OW-HONSE.
MACHINE HOUSE
and WORKSHOP
oil in the very best condition.
A LARGE ORCHARD IN FULL
Barring yields abunJau,ly OF variety oil
Fruits for domestic use aud for market
and large area of
WOODLAND.
conveniently located. furnishes tho neoos-
sary Timber for farm use and for fuel; the
Timber is also valuable for market. Wa
ter IL excellent. aud abundant. Smiths
Creek is q bold stream. navigable for vcs.
sells Of large tonnage. afording ready "a.
cili:ies for shipment Of produce, and
abounds in
OYSTERS. FISH and Wild FOWL.
TeIDyson's Wharf. at which the Bsl,i-
more and Washington Steamer touches, is
within FIVE minutes distance Of the prop
erty. aud the lines Of the Southern Mary
land and the Washington City aud Point
Iookou, Railroads. in process Of construe-
ton, arc each about two miles distant
Churches. Mills and Post office in con
yenient distance.
In the sale Of "JUTLiND" is offered
one Of the most valatle and desirable es.
tatcs Of Southern Maryland. As . place
Of residence. the location. healthfuluess
and convenienccs commend il to oil who
desire comfort aud a wcll-appointcd es-
tablishmcnt. To capitalists. the celebrity
OF tho Farm for produciivcness aud large
returns is their security for investment
The Farm is accessible to all persons at
a distance by steamer to Tennysou's and
Jones Wharf. aud the premises can be
examined. and any information Of the
same will be given on the premises.
y TERMS or SALE.
\One-half cash. on day Of sale; balance
.Eelve months; the deferred payments
r..'sccnrcd by purchaser to the salts.
~ Of the Mortgages.
JOS. II. KEY.
NDAVlD s. BRISCOE.
Dc, % EXECUTORS aud Mortgages.
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CLUES.

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COLLlNWOOD
AND
COB NECK,
800 "a acres.
Also.
PART HATCH THICKET.
containing
57-l00 ACRES. more or less.
Also, SAME.

containing
57-l00 ACRES. more or less.
Also. SAME.
containing 9 TO ACRES. more or less.
The above described land is the same
cf which the late VIM. Mattinglcy. Of
VIM. did seized AID Possessed. and is
beautifully situated in the 4ih Election
District # St. Mary's County. on the St.
Clements Bay, aud has oil the advan :
,ages Of the water as to location and
ple sure. IL is within short distance
Of Longworth Punt. Blakistone's Pavil-
ion aid BIakistoue's Island. places Of ia
voritc Summer resort 1t has upon it y
comfortable
DWELLING
aud all necessary
OUT,HOUSES
in good repair. The soil is very good
and is n in a high state Of cu!tiva-
all.
TERMS OF SALE.
Oae-third Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale. and the bal
,ncc in cq.al h.s:ailments, of one aud
two years--thc purchaser or purchasers
giving bord for tie the deferred pay.
mensS. with security to be approved by
the Trustee. ard bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall
have been paid, the Trustee will exc
cute q deed to the purchaser or pur-
chascrs. free. clear aud discharged
from all claims of the parties TO this
suit. and of those claiming by, from o.
Under them.
JAS. T. N. RAIEY.l
Trustee.
90. Is. lS74-ts.
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NEW GOODS.

NnW uUUUD.
'DNHE subscriber has just returned
Il from Baltimore with . Bew aud
complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS,
CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
ETC.. etc and GROCERIES Of all kinds
At tho old stand, o,merly occupied by
Mrs. Hammet. Particular attention Is
called to my stock of
Ready Made Clothiug
whrh | can sell lower than any 9th
er mcrchan, in the county, the quality
and make o: the goods being considered.
A large aud carefully selected assortment
Of
CAsSIMERES.
lsc. on hand. Persons wishing clot hins
MADE To ORDER
can be accommodated and | can supply
them With all necessary trimmings. Ihave
determined to sell all classes Of goods a.
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county.
EEA larger stock Of BOOTS and
SHOES AID READY MADE CLOTH.
ING than vas ever kept before nov on
hand which will be disposed of lower aud
cheaper than they can be purchased else
where. Particular attention it called to
these two articles.
GIVE ME A CALL,
will show you the Goods. give you the
price. and let you judge for yourself how
cheap sell.
J. SIMMS FENWICK,
Lconard,own, sd.
Nay %, 1S74-,:.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted to me for Tag
IA - Cor the years 1872 and 1874
ara hereby notified that unless the O. me
are settled within so days from the date
Of THE notice. will proceed aecordius
TO Law to collect them. Ny old business
- Collector must be closed. aud positive
j. no longer time will be gi,e,.
GEO. A. SIMMS.
Late Collector.
Nay II. ls:i-tf.
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DERSoNS DESTROYS Of having their property
Il insured in the cheap aud excellent home
company, known as the Hfate Of Aayylond
Fire L"sa anee Company Of Bdsipsere.
Mary land, d. q. Hams, President, can be
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Nary's county, Nd.
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Oct !, lgs4-tfe
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Attention Ladies +!
A GREAT SAVING OF TINE, La
BOR AND MONEY.

THE undersigned having purchased the eoun-
i " right to sell Jaeksoa's Cnirersai Wdsh-
ing Compound, il influenced in doing so by .
desire to introduce in st. Mary's county an ar
,icle which, for its value rs n great saving OF
time and labor in the arduous duty Of family
washing, cannot be equalled. For its wonder
full bleaching and cleaning properties the fol-
rowing certificates will attest.
cert q G q cS.
We have used Jackson's Washing Compound
and found it perfect success. II not only re-
moves dirt, but renders the c!oises beautifully
white. With il a child can do woman's work.
We cheerfully recommend il to the public.
E,s. j. ". CHESLEH,
Mrs. J + BALLENGER,
Mes DONNIE AL TEY
and ofhers.
Any one desiring to purchase family right.
can do SO BY enclosing $l.0O, and il will be
forwarded BY return mail, together with a for
mula for making and directions for using it
1, can be made by any one At . cost OF Is cts.
for Q years supply. Address
J. o. NEAL,
Neekaaiesrtiie p O.
81 Nsry's county, Nd.
march Is, 1874
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For Sale.

TWO ROUGH.
bKED FlLLiES. full sisters. f0fj
'~o.i foas years old. I bay s6
horse six years old. $4,000
For particulars address,
Z. V. HAYDEN.
". 90. Leonardtown. Nd.
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