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Attention Ladies 4!
A GREET SAVING OF TINE. Ia.
BOR AND MONEY.

THE undersigned having purchased the coun-
i ~ right 20 sell Jdeksoa's Cni-ersai Walk
ing Compound, 10 influenced in doing % BY q
desire to introduce in st. Mays county an ar
aicie which, for us value As a great saving Of
time aud labor in the arduous duty Of family
washing, cannot be equalled. For its wonder
full bleaching and cleaning properties the fol-
lowing certificates will attest.
Cert q c . es.
We have used Jackson's Washing Compound
and found IL . perfect success. II not only re-
moves dirt, but renders the clothes beautifully
white. With Il q child can do woman's work,
We cheerfuliy recommend it to the public.
Mr.. J. w. CHESLEY,
Mrs J BALLEEGER,
Mss DONNIE Al yEY
aud others.
Any one desiring TO purchase family. right,
can do 50 by enclosing Si.oo, and il will no
forwarded by return mail, together with for
mula for making aud directions for using it
u can lie made by any one at q cost Of Is Cts
for years supply. Address
10 NEALE
NeeAaaiesriYs p o.
81 kary's e0snty, Nd.
march 20, 1870
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Correspondents Of the Beaccn.)
Annapolis. Nd. !
March 10. 1874

Mr.. Editor Your readers as we'll az
the citisens Of your county generally.
have doubtless marked with satisfaction
the vigilance and solicitude Of your repre-.
sentatives in both branches Of the Lceis-
lature. in reference to the inserests of good
old st. Mary's county. But it is with
reference to your Senator. Col. Chapmap
Billngsley. that I design more fully to
speak. As you are aware. his name ha 6
been brought prominently before the peo-
pie q this Congressional district. a. . can
didase for seat in the House Of Repre-
sentatives At Washington. Ills quali6es.
tons. it 10 conceded. are Of high order.
He fully measures up 10 the JeGersooian
standard 90 tersely embodied in the que
ries Of the sage Of Monticello in reference
to public servants. viz lie he honest.
il be capable. 10 be faithful to the Cousti-
tutiouf" These queries. in reference to
Col. Eillingsley, may Be answered fully
and emphstically in the Affirmative; and
the 6rst Of these prerequisites. especially.
in these days Of political degeneracy II
the National Capital. ought not to be re-
garded lightly. With regard to the &C.
cond Of these tripsrtits virtues of public
servant. /. 9. capabili,y. he has demon.
strated il hey nd question upon the loor
Of the Senate. By his eloquent advocacy Of
every measure touching the interests Of
his immediate constituent 10 St. Mary's
county. ~ we'll as BY broad. liberal. and
catholic view ct the best interests Of the
people Of the State at large. Among the
measures which have received bis able and
ef6cieut advocacy during the present ses-
sion upo. the aoor Of the Senate. 10 the
$50. 600 appropriation for tAs ssppost d
eolored schools in the State; his earnest
and eloquent appeals 10 behalf Of Char
lotte Hall. the alma mater cf many Of the
best men Who have reflected honor upon
Southern Maryland; and in behalf Of the
passage Of the tobacco bill. His earnest
opposition was given against the usury
bill. % veil - agains: that iusidious, pa
rissnisal. and iDquisitorial measure. The
'.Commi.sion Of Charities" As . Pro-
tessass. the opposition Of Col. Billingsley
10 this covert scheme. pays the highest
tribute 10 his nsbls qualaies Of bead aud
heart. Well nay hs inuediass eonstis-
aenis say. - veil a. the people ofshe en-
tire Congressional distiies-''Wcll Sose.
good aud faishfs! servsos. thou hasa been
fai,hfsl over fev things. vs viii make
thee ruler ever nasy shngs." Col Bill
lingsley ID pss-euinensly the nas fee The
eandidsey q Ibis Congressional disaries.
Ia his hands the people may safely rcpess
he Interests q Southern Maryland.
DssciPvlgs LssEkrAlla.
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Midst oil the shocks
Risx superior and leaks aswn - Cesar. /"
Hear bis verbs Of wisdom. eossesvatisu
and honesty - spoken in the opinion above
mentioned.
'sNo one, re psssane. supposes that any change
in public opision Of feeling, in relation 70 this
unfortunate race negrol in the civilized nations
Of Europe OF In this cssasry. sho aid induce the
court 10 eive TO the words OF she Constitution
q more liberal coaseYuesio0 In their fAsoe than
they were intended to bear vheo the ins:rs-
meat 6as framed and adopted. Such N
Argument would be aitogsshes insdmissi6le II
any tribunal called On to interpret IL aey
Of in provisios are deemed 1nSass, there Is .
mode prescribed ia the inssrumess isseif BY which
e NAV be amended; bat while il remains una+
ssred, Il must be construed now a. " was under.
stood a, the tine ofiu aacpsioa. u , net oaiy
The same in vorIs bas The same il meaning,
aad oeieeases she same Powess 10 The govern
nenf, and seseTves anA secures tAe same rights
and privileges 20 the citizen and - loag - is
consinaes % exist IN il present form. 70 speaks
nos oelv n me same words, bat with The same
l,saninc and intent With which il sre&s vssa
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WursF-rk rrcsipes - WkRas esUeS9ss
light and In nrkss b 6ra With - DE-
MAID, parsieslariy foe prime samples sr Mary.
had asa Pesasylssnis. The sa,ss rporsed On
'ChAsss add % 1.ooo hssheis tesssasivs q
eares ssles e Weees. ~ export wsea are
had q iso(Slss cents ~ white, ard fso0lss
esao for inSGrsce rsd 10 choice amtsr. ooe 6asA-
els prime P~sasylvania rcd - l7<@is5 cents;
1000 do. Wesssrs sprisg red ~ ll1S 50 csats;
1, ZOO DO. do. winter white - lsoStss eeess.
and s,oo0 DO. do. rcd At iso0,ss cssts for In
lerior to prime.
Coas.ETHe market ~ Car, - mid dull
and heavy during The past week. and eaeA days
sales were made ~ dccainiag prices until rhsss-
dAy, wien sseadisr teeliag prevailed, though
no reacsioa. has - In. The receipts Of wesaers
are larger, snosating 10 leo. o0o bashels agsiast
100, 900 bushels, bat Of Southern are leo libes.
al, being only q. 900 againN $1,000 bushels -
The sales Of Southrra embrace IS 900 bushels
white 1t from IS cents down 70 % cts for prime
dry, and Is@ss eenss for damp; is,oco do yel-
low a from q cean down 10 "a censs for drv,
the market closing to-day as so0si cents for
white and 77G7s cents for yellow, and 5000
bushels Virginia mixed 1t ~ crafts. TIE sales
els mixed in elevator early In the week at IS
ceGta and Loco do. do. later NJ s9{G7S} cents
and 5000 do. for April delivery on private
terms To-day elevator lots are held ~ 50
cents, but there are no buyers.
OAs.-Tbe market for Oats has ruled fairly
| active, aud prices are well msint sined. The
receipts are composed mostly Of Mary and. and
ne have sales reported Of ,, COO bushels Western
~ 5000 cents for mixed and bright, and 9. 600
do Maryland at a7@63 cents for Inferior dark
to cho;ce; bulk Of the sales If 60Ca6? cents.
RyE.-The receipts Of Rye have fallen Oh
considerably, and the market 10 quiet and s,es-
dy only. The sales reported amount to 1880
to 1000 bushels q, s9S92 cents for fAir TO
prime.
TosAcco-The feature In the Leaf Tobacco
markets this week was the announcement for
proposals to ell the french contracts for the en-
suing year. The quantity required is equal to
Is, 600 hhds. kentucky, $500 hhds. Virginia,
S 500 bids. Maryand and 4, 400 hhds. Ohio
The Maryland and Ohio descriptions are gener-
ally purchased in this market, while the other
varieties are purchased in New York, New Or
leans, and at the large inland markets. The
business reported this week "a light, amount
ing only to $50 to $40 hhds. MARYLAND taken
principally by the German buyers, at prices
ranging from 3Gs cents, mostly At an average
Of 6lG7 CENTS. The markets are universally
quiet and firm. The receipts Of Maryland fall
| OF 100 hhds.; Of Ohio and Kentucky there are
about equal TO those Of last week, and Of vir-
ginia there Is none. The exports were ssl hhds
TO Genoa, Sill hhds. to Bremen, and B? hhds. to
Liverpool; total, !, 33s hhds. We quote prices
to-day us followa.
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~ We invite assentioe 10 he sdves-
tise1est It Messss. ". Whiseiosk Z Co.,
Baltiness. The fertilisers asssfhcs1red
b Lis hssss IRE % generally lsovn i,
Seems ssosse unnecessary to say wore
u their favor. Farmers vino have tested
their valss gill do 70 sgsin. SD ve Id
wise those vho have not. to eommunicafe
With Messss. whiteloek ( Co. aud pur.
sA sse the sEieis ~kieL they Des, assssed.
" seed.
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RELielocs Noric..-Rev. Mr.. Bacon
having returned. the regulss services in
Sc. Asdrsv's Parish are resumed.
Bishop Piskpey will make his Spring
visisatioes in St. Mary's county - follows:
All Faith. Tuesday. April l4,h. q IL
A. NJ;
Sc. Andrews Parish Church, wsanes-
day. April 18th. 1t IL A. u.
ST. Georges. wn. end Mary Parish.
Thursday. April lesh. II A. N.
St. Peters. Leoosrd,oss, Monday.
April 2esh. II A. n.
All Ssiss's ChaPel. King and Qseen
Parish. Tuesday. April 2lss. II A. N.
Christ Church. Chapsieo, Wednesday,
April eeaud. IL A. NJ.
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Cssa9 HAsss.ssxss CosrIrus, We'd
nsDssy. lonss1 Ne lssh. IL Csurs ~.
Js1Bs Jsre psss;lise.
Joss y. Wslsh ". Csrpesses 1 BAs-
be. Apsest before reported. Jury
bsiss sn.bl< - sgrss. discharged By
Court. Harrie ard Key fer ApPellass.
csabs Z Dovas ier Appsllses.
David 8. Bsissos ". County Comnis-
siopers. Danagss. No. - Trials. Tsisa
By Jury. This ease oesspisd. The Court
until Thsrsaay svssisg. vEss q vas 81
pisssd 70 The Jsry. TIE Jwy sfssv -
naming snsil Saturday. we're discharged
By he Cosrs. being unable to sgrse.-
Key AID Briseos ies Plaintiff. Crs,e end
Wilson for Dsfcodants.
Judge Msgruder arrived By he Cs,su-
bia On Wednesday evening and took hid
place on the Bench on Thursday.
Friday. the Goth. Court net. prsssss.
Judges Ford and Magruder.
Farners' Bank Of Maryland ~. Elisa.
beth Thomas and others. terreteu.nts ol
n. w. Thomas. Seifa.. judgment. &e.
73 and "a Trials. Non Pros. H.s.i,
and Combs 4 Downs for Plaintiff Stone,
Edslsn and Briseoe for Defendants.
Padget. L Co. " George Simpson 4
Son. Assumpsi.. No. "a Trials. ATried
BY Jury. Judgment for Plaintiffs. Conba
4 Downs for Plaintiffs. Crane and Bl.k,
issoos 4 Morgan fbr Dessnd1nsa
The Cour. held an evening session.
Judge Msgruder on the Bench.
Dsnl. Mccain W. e g. W. Hall. wife,
wu. b. Duntipson and others. No. SIS
N. Z. Bill Tor the sale. &c.. Of the real
estate known - Point Lookout. De.
This case occupied the Court until Sat.
urd.y night. and was ably argued By
Briscoe for Coupiaiuans. T. Wallis Blsk'
istone and Col. J. T. Blakistone on BE-.
half Of Cornell and Johusos. and Hsrri,
for Dunkinson. Mr.. Harris during BIZ,
argument alluded in touching terms u
his able colleague. Hon. Ro5t. J. Brent,
who hsd been associated With him 10 tbi,
case and whose name ''had gone sounding
down the tomb Of ages" DC.
Judge Magruder took the papers in tb.
cause to his home to render his decision.
Other cases we're disposed Of BY the
Court. none Of which it would interest ou'
readers to mention.
Monday. March the 23rd. 1874. Cour,
met. Judge Ford on the Bench.
State vs.. Arthur Brooks. eolorsd. In.
dic.ment for Larceny. Tried BY Court.
Held Sub Curia. Crane for State. vii.
son for defence.
State ". John Cummistey. Indictmen,
for Manslaughter. Tried BY Jury. mo,
Guilty" Crane for State. Hammett 4
Cotton, Blakiston . & Morgan for defence.
State vs.. George Garner. eolored. In.
dicsment for Larceny. Tried BY Court.
Judgment "Nos Guilty" Crane for State.
Combs & Downs and Wilson for defence.
Tuesday. March the 23rd. Court met
r. C. StClair's Admrs. ". r p. Blak.
istone and others. Appeal from justice
Fowler. Tried BY Jury. Judgment 70,
Appellecs. Wilson. Combs L Downs f.,
Appellants. Blackstone l. Morgan fo'
APpellees.
The Court il sill 10 session. but Is mo-
expected to hold beyond Tomorrow.
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wEEMS' TRANSPORTATION LINE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

-. on and after THURS
DAY, March 18th,
A1a 1874, the stea mers
MARY WASHING.
TON and PLANTER will run as follows:
NARY WASHJNG TOE-Leave Pier No. 8
Light street Wharf every THURSDAY night
at 10 o'clock, for Patuxent river direct, far up
as Hills Landing Returning, leave HiHs
Landing every MONDAY. for Nottingham,
and leave Nottingham every Tuesday morning
At o'clock, for Baltimore, calling At the
landings below Benedict for passengers only
Freight received At No. Tobacco Warehouse
wharf, on Thursdays oaiy. up to = O'Clock.
PLANTER leave Pier No. 1 Eht st,set
~harf every Saturday and "Wednesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock, for Fair Haven, Plum
Point, Governors Run and ratuxent river,
far up a. Benedict. Returning, leave Beue-
dict every Monday and Thursday morning,
q, 6 o'clock, for Baltimore. Freight received
Tuesdays and Fridays only, At Pier No
Light street, up 70 Z o clock.
~ WEEXS, Assst
march 2e, is1&-tf.
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GuAxo.-There is . fair demand for Peruvian,
and prices are as before reported, Wig SEQ gold
discount Of SO cents to 81 so per ton on lots
Of so 10 $50 tons. We note an impro, ement in
the demand from the South for Fertilizers as the
season opens. bu, trade 10 not yet active. We
quote the leading makes at from S4sG 500 per
ton, but the inferior qualities are offered much
lower
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RATIFICATION NOTICE..

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
r II Miles,
Assignee of
DaLl ] Payne.
John F.. Farr
and WIFE,
In the Circuit Court tor st Marv's comfy.
sitting As Court 81 Equity.
No 362 y. T..
nRDERED by the said Court ,hat the
~ Trux se's report fled in tho above
cause, ne ratified AID confirmed. nnlrss
70 the contrary cause BE- shown IN or before
the twentieth day Of April. 1874. provnl-
ed copy OF this order be inserted in
SINE newspaper publish ed in y, Mary's
county. once a week for three success
sive weeks prior to the said twentieth day
Of April, 1874.
The report aates that the tract Of land I.
called Part of Bashfoid," sod for Sl.-
$50.
r. FORD.
Truecopy-
} FRANK FORD, Clerk.
march 26, ls74-8w.
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81. MARY'S BEACON
LEOxARDTOwx ,HD.

THURSDAY MOANING. HAD sssA, is.s
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trial ON the charge of manslaughter.
He had killed woman, and the Judge
decided that 1t was therefore, not man
slaughter. Another instance where a
negro squatted on mans land and he
tried to Dust him. He took it before a
negro Judge, and the case was made for
the plaintiff by showing by deed that
the land belonged to him. The deed had
been made to the mans grandfather, and
the Judge decided that he owned 1t, then
I his children owned it, but when they
died the property was owned by no one,
and belonged to the darkey in possession.
! The Colonel then took up the Civil
Rights bill. He said it would not do for
General Golf to say he was opposed to it,
as a vote for General Golf was really
vote for that bill, as it was q pet measure
OF the Republican party. He said the
least objection to the bill was the fact
that it attempted to establish social
equality-that amounted to but little
but the great objection is that the Gov
eminent is through it interfering with
the functions of State and State govern
ments-lt is usurpation of power given
under the Constitution. 1t is a blow
aimed for the overthrow Of the Constitu-
ton, and step more towards centraliza-
ton and anarchy and ruin, and the Civil
Rights bill is but bid from the Republi-
can party to the 100000 negro votes Of
the South, for without them the Repub-
licans see they cannot elect the next
President.
The Colonel then touched upon the
currency question for a moment, and
saying that since the formation of the
government the bankers and brokers had
not reaped such harvest rs they are now
reaping, owing to the closeness of the
money market and the want of money.
And never in the history of the country
had such princely fortunes been made rs
since the war. Men of means who had
their money in bonds free of tax, were
using that money to Cypress the people,
buying up lands forced to n sale to pay
the very interest on these bonds IN Il
roundabout way, until now there were
men in the United States richer in lands
than in any other country in the world
General Cot then made his speech
He paid but little attention to anything
but State politics, &c.
Then the Colonel arose, and in fifteen
minutes replied to the General. he GER
tainly made some very good hits: Cot
had denounced the civil rights bill, but
the Colonel told him this would not do,
as it was Republican measure and he
was running on the Republican ticket
In reply to the Generals remarks that he
was in favor of free banking, the Colonel
said it was inconsistent, as he belonged to
the wcalthic>t family and was the wealth
thicst young man in the State. The
Colonel pinned him down pretty close,
and left very small way of escape: Al
together the arguments were well re-
ccivcd. and created much interest.
II. \. :.
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Hunah for The PeniteRtiary

NI-EHAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
w -Four Hundred thousand gOOi nI"T-
chantabls Brick. which We will deliver at
thu depot, or any place In the town ri
MOundsvilIc. ~ the rate 81 s',6 per thou
sand.
NI-o Finy Thousand Paving Brick a'
S7E0pcr thousand.
Mo Ton gDnd Two HOr-s Farm Wagon.
which We will sell at prices ranging from
- 10 -.
Also Ten first class Two HOrSc Spring
Wagons, finished IN good style, ~ price,
ranging from so 10 $40.
Also Two TwO-~eaied, Light Granger
Wagons. for two horses. finished in ths
. highest styI" Oithe art, which will b.. sold
for slD per wagon.
AlsD a full line Of from first class b. com.
mon Household FurHIturs, which wc will
sell AT Cincinnati Wholesale prizes.
Also on hand constantly, a larg- supply
~ BrOZue Boots and Shoe. AT the lowest
market prices, and are prepared 20 MAKE
+ 20 prrier. from the best ObtaiuabIc import,
'd stock, Gentlemen Root, ShDs- and
Caters, IN the latest style and Al price
that cannot he reached by any other 80
adjustment in the state.
All Dfths above nHmesl work u WarTau
ted 10 b. made OF the best material anu ~
WOrkmanlike manner.
WM. l.. BRllEF>-,
sspI9 10 superintendent
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LETTER FROM PLEASANTS.
PoIitics-The COurts-GeneraI News.
W N ArNS Snninmhpr Is.
Editors OF the Register

Editors of the Register
write you short letter to let you
know how we are prospecting down here
in PlcasamtS. Political matters here
are fourishing. Our County Convention
met at the Court House on the 3lst day
u August, and appointed delegates to at
tend the District and Senatorial Conven-
ton at Parkcrsburg on the Sd OF Sep
TENDER; and also recommended to said
convention our worthy fellow citizen
Amos Garrcll, of this county, as candl
date for the House of Delegates, which
nomination, we are happy to say, was
unanimously ratified by them. And
here ! will say that Mr.. Garrcll is gen.
tlcman Of ability, and one who has the
good of our people at heart, and
who, above all, is an honest man,
and down on all rings and ciiqucS OF
whatever kind. Wherever he is known
ne is well liked and has many warm
friends, who will not forget him now
that he is brought before them as can
didatc for their Sutirages. He will re-
crlvc large majority in this county ov-
cr his Republican competitor.
also sec that the Purkcrsburg Scna-
t"ral Convention nominated Tor
this district (Plcasants, Wood
and Wirtl our old friend Rob
rrt Patterson, of this place. We think Il
better nomination could not have been
made under the circumstances. Senator
Patterson has already served in the hon
orablc body for which he is n candidate,
and we point to his record with pride
and pleasure rs one which cannot be I'M
pcachcd. If Robert runs as well in the
other counties as he will in this, he need
not fear. for his election is certain.
Our County Court met here on the l4th
of this month, for the trial Of causes,
President Seeman presiding and 1t Is still
in session. We expected Colonel Ben
here on the first day of the term, to adj
dress the people, and there was large
crowd present to hear him speak, but he
failed to come. to the no little disappoint-
mrnt of his friends and the JOY of his
enemies. However these latter had lit
tie cau,c 70 congratulate themselves in
the end. a. the Colonel was ably repre-
Scntcd hv Okcv Johnston, of Park"rs-
burg, and Colonel Dan Johnston, of Ty-
Ter. who arraigncd the Radical party for
almost every crime and pcculation
known to man, and what was worse,
proved them to the satisfaction of their
hearers. The speech of Colonel Dan in
the evening, in particular, was l THINK
~ good Il thing of the kind, rs ever rs
t, ned to. Col. Ben Wilson is all right
here.
Our crops here are about an average.
What good; corn pretty fair, notwith-
standing the dry weather; oats, none;
potatoes poor; fruit of every kind plenty
and cheap; money hard to get, and won
stay with fellow when he does get 1t.
The boat is coming, and | must close.
Yours truly. A FRIEND.
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U'H Is COMPANY HAS BEEN ~ St'-
| gessluI operation six years. continues
iDlhslire against loss or danng" hy mr." ON
Buildings uf AL KINDS, Manufacture ne =.
Adjustments, Household Furnltur" ana
Personal Property p'n'TaIly.Hu ana 'af
zoos ON tho western yatrrE on ~ favorable
terms A. other sound institutions.
WM. Z. SIMPSON, FreEiiLcIlt.
J. Z. MILLER, SecrctrrV,
OSCAR SANDROCH, AOeTt and S,ttc1i0T.
iAu2b
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TO ARCHITECTS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEES,
appointed by the County Court of
Mason county, West Virginia, will receive
plans and specifications from architects for
The erection of fire proof building con
tanning two rooms Oft following dimcn-
SiunS: Inside measure, one III feet ny ~
feet, and the other 70 by - feet, ana y fr"l
between tlour and ceiling. Said building to
br strictly fire proof in every respect.
Said plans and specification, together
with the prObahl" cost of the erection Ol
said building c0mplci" in all its apart
mrntS will b" received 10y the undersigned.
nj Point Pleasant, West Virginia, until the
ri DAY of November. 1874.
CHAS. Il. WAGGENFR,
JOHN f.. TIMNlS,
T.. W. SlSSON.
aug3 Committee.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.
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One square-7s inch space.
One time ms rs One month IS G 20
Two times.......... ! % Three months. II W
One week. ........... 80 one year.. 70 W
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
SUITS will be charged double for space
occupied. ...
Double column advertisements, 80 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-bm no
local notice will be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. 49,,
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in al
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with IL Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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100 TICKETS-6,OOO CASH GIFTS,
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Whole Tickets. $40: Half Tickets, s.;
Quarter Tickets, $50; Eleven Tickets 500
NOIndiyidual Benefits.
ms inns Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes and will be conducted with the
MiHr, Ilberality, honesty and fairness
"AIch characterized the first enterprise.
JOHN l.. ROPER, President
roDr Tickets and Circulars giving full i'll
FORMATION, address
N,... HENRY V. MOORE, Sec'y,
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NV. l.. ROGERS, Agent,
sa 1892 Market street,
seP' Wheeling, W. Va.