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The other day, when citizen inquir-
ed of a negro deck hand whom he met
on the levee, if negro by the name of
Jones worked on q certain named boat,
the black asked, Does Won mean Light
ming Jones?' No, l guess not .Praps
YOU mean Buffalo Jones?' No, he is MT
the one We'll. does You mean Big
foot Jones:' No. it must be another.
Can't bs Ghss-Eye Jones cant it p
No; this Jones has no such name is
it Turtle-Soup Jones, thenT' No, that
isn't the one is it VIII Jones, Small
Jones, Dick Jones, Sam Jones, or Peace
full Jones:' No, none oftbem.' Well,
dat's all de Joneses on dat ar steam
boat, and if none of dem haint de chap,
ye'll have to look furder.'
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go; 500 ~ffh his vie and child; now
q pEayets With his military family.-
Occneionnl iutsrvSls Of return Of his
0inds ssoold Appear, and during one Of
themI oGsfed hin some brandy and
Fater. but he 6eclinsd il, saying, .It
viii only del1y my departure and do no
e6ods I wsnt % preserve my mind to
Tia last 4 teooibls. About -half-past
eee be M shoId 1hak h had but two
3 sa..ssss ~! ], l|
right. A few moments before be died
he cried out in his delirium Order
A. T. Hill to prepare for action PASS
the infantry to the front rapidlyp Tell
Major Hawks'-then stopped, leaving
the sentence unfinished. Presently q
smile Of ineffable sweetness spread it
self over his pale face. and he said qui-
city and with an expression as of relief.
Let US cross over the river and rest un-
der the shade of the tree and then,
without pain or the least struggle, his
spirit passed from earth TO the God who
gave it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

"a Mr.. Curran, one day riding by
the country seat of one of the Judges,
vas struck by a group of lovely chill
dren whom he perceived PLAYING in the
avenue; he STOPPED to inquire to whom
all these fine children belonged; he was
answered BY the nurse. who had beau
tiful infant in her arms, they were the
children of Judge --. "Pray, INV
good woman, how many of them has
he 7" There are twelve playing about
inside. and this in INV arms is the thir-
teenth. "Then," said Mr.. Curran,
''the Judge has full jury, and may
proceed to trial whenever he chooses,
and the young one will make an excel
lent crier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

FEEDING THE SIcK.-Sad mistakes
are made by hundreds of we'll meaning
folks in their methods Of administering
nourishment to invalds. 1t is the Gus.
tom to keep the delicacies intended to
tempt THEN appetite constantly within
their reach. The result is, that instead
Of feeling any desire for the iellies.
broths, &C., thus oltruded upon their
notice, the sight of them creates loath-
ing and disgust. Sick people should
never he haunted with food in this way.
Even persons in health would losetheir
relish, if condemned to live in a larder,
surrounded night and day with all the
dainties Of the season. If YOU have
ANYTHING rare and delicious for your pa
tient, surprise him with it. A pleas
ant surprise is a good tonic, and you
may excite his palate b, springing a
refreshing rarity upon him unexpected
ly. Never hand a sick man a pile of
eatables. telling him that you expect
linn to devour the whole of it. Feed
him on the infnitssimal plan, with fai-
ry morsels; and as soon as be has taken
what he requires, remove the remain
der In visiting sick rooms, how often
one finds bowls of arrowroot and saro.
dabs of jelly, cups of beef tea, frag-
ments of dry toast, slices of oranges.
and the ike, mixed in among black
draughts, boxes ofpills, p!asters, leeehes
and other denominations of the "healing
art" No wonder the rale and languid
inmates have no appetite.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

rold was told. among other gossip. Of :
Young man in tbeneighborhood. named
Ore. who had cruelty Tilted his sweet
heart. sUre seems to be base nm
said Jerrold. At a bah, seeing = very
tall gentleman waltzing with . very
short lady, Jerrold said, There's mile
dancing with the milestone.' The an
thor of an epic poem entitled "A De.
scent into He'll used to worry Jerrold
very much. At last the sit grew irri-
tated with tbs post, whC: e6nfnt
bounding upon him with the question,
'Ab, Jerrold have you seen my De-
scent into He'll 2 was answered with
quick asperity, No; I should ike to!
The True Story of Pxneh.
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is PrsIisHxD EvERr THURSDAY ~
& J. y. KING 4 r.. r. YATES.


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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

MAKING SAUsAGEs.-John III. King
gives in the 'Germanto,cm Telegraph
the following recipes for making sausa.
ges:
First procure a good machine (Which
will cost but few dollars) for cutting
sausages instead of doing it BY the very
tiresome old mode of chopping by hand
with cleaver, collect your meat, contain
ing about one fourth fat, as taken from
the hog, see that it is free from bone,
sinew, gristle, &c, wash in tepid water,
but do not soak it; then to every 20
pounds of chopped meat, add
ounces Of sage,
10 ounces of salt,
i ! ! ounces Of black pepper,
l heaping tablespoonful of red pep
per,
! ordinary tablespoonful of saltpetre.
AS there's no standard of tastes, some
may think the seasoning too high, and
others the ingredients too few. Every
one should, therefore, to secure his own
taste. try it before using the recipe upon
a large scale. This sausage is improved
10y age; put in castings and smoke mod
erately.
Those desiring more flavor Of sage and
less of pepper, can take to every
= ~ Reuuds Of meat,
1Qounces of salt,
ounces of sage,
i tablespoonful black pepper.
Stir we'll with the hand. and pack in
tin pans; when full dip cloth the size
of the top of the pan in melted lard and
spread over the pans; then turn them
together and. remove to cool place.
1t is common way among house.
keepers to ''cut and try" that is, add a
little more pepper aud salt, tasting and
retasting, and calling in the aid of the
paiates of others till the thing has too
much pepper and salt, and is probably
spoiled. The above proportions are
simple. easy and good. But should YOU
desire TO change to suit ones taste. be
cautious in using the seasoning, as it is
easy to add, but impossible to take ont
again; and remember sausages become
more salty as they dry.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
~ When yilliers. Duke Of p,

~ When villiers, Duke Of Buck
inaham, was once solicited by gallant
gentleman who lost his sons and for
tune fighting for the migrate (the grace
less Charles the Second), to use his in
tiuence with the king ''to keep his ydmi-
" .fron ssdrring. also urging "tkdt
he had Nobody to depend vpon tm God
and his grace" The worthy Duke in
stantiy replied "Your case is desper-
ate. then; you could not have named
any two beings who have less interest
at court"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

HAD BEEN ARouxp.-At the CITY
Hall market Yesterday while lady was
purchasing a whitefish a man about ff.
ty years old, and a stranger to her, ap-
preached and remarked:
'Missus. 1 have Travelled over Europe,
Asia, Africa and the Holy Land. Ihave
viewed the Pyramids, sailed on the Nile
and fished in the Tiber. Permit me to
offer you a word of advice :-Don't cook
that fish with the scales on.
Il didn't mean to, sir, she indignant
ly replied.
Very well. missus. I have crossed
the Atlantic Ocean fourteen times; as
cended the Andes; sailed up the Mis-
souri, and down the Mississippi, and
tramped across the Great Sahara Des-
ert. Let me saw one word more. Cut
the head of before you cook it!'
DO you think I'm a heather 7 she
retorted. 4 guess know how to cook
a fishp
You may, madam-you NAV. have
soldiered for Queen Victoria, fought for
Uncle Sam, drawn a pension, kept q
post Office. learned to fiddle and was
never sued in nv life. l beg your par
don, madam, but let me advise YOU not
tn eat the bones of that fish. Some
folks eat bones and all. but they sooner
or later come to some disreputable endr
IN thank you to mind your own
business! she said as she picked up
the fish.
Il have travelled over the smooth prai-
ries, he replied with the greatest po-
hteness, climbed the rocky Mountains,
killed Indians, fought grizzlies, suffer-
ed and starved and rerished, and I
leave vou with the kindest aud nsost
wishes for your future welfare.
Also cut off the tail before cooking!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
WRUNG
FROM.
THE GRAVE (!

The moss remarkable book Of the sea-
son Herald.
The sensation cf The day-TIJase.
Written BY The wife Of . ,neaber Of
Congress.
kIsiicd. postpaid. for so cents.
REED, wtCkERSHAM & CO.,
Publishers.
Te6 Sanscm Street, Philadelphia.
Dec 2, 1875.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

gas cool a person. under the cir.
cumstauces as was ever beard Of was q
young nobleman, who, in a frigh.ful
railroad accident, missed bis valet. One
Of the guardians came up to him and
said. my Lord We have found your
servant, but he is cut in two" "Aw,
is he ?" said the young man with q
Dundrcary drawl, but still with anxietv
depicted on bis countenance, "will you
be gwood enough TO see in which half
he has gwot the key to my carpet
bag Z"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

A PAIR OF MIsERs.-Guy. the fouu-
der of the noble hospital in London
which bears his name, was bookseller.
He was so complete pattern of parsi-
mony that the famous miser, Vulture
Hopkins. once called upon him to crave
lesson in the art of saving. Being
introduced into the parlor, Guy. as it
was in the evening. and dark. lighted a
candle. Hopkins said: Sir. 1 always
thought myself perfect in the art of
getting and outstanding money. But
as am informed you far exceed me, |
have taken the liberty of waiting upon
You, 10 be satisfied upon that subject
oh, sir said Guy, If that be all your
business. we can as well talk it over in
the dark Having thus said. he put
out the candle. This was enough for
the Vulture. He took his leave at once.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
EThe other dav Sam Bewles wen,

The other dav Sam Bewles went
to church in Springfield. Mass. aud
feeling the affects Of his severe editorial
labors through the week, went to nap
ping. By and by he was awakened l..
the preacher, who struck the desk anil
shouted: who shall be able TO staud
M in the presence of the Lord on that
awful day z" Aud Sam Bowels, rising
in his pew. remarked: Charles Fran
els Adams is the ouly man tha. can dn
it. and | nominate him for the posi-
ton"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

g. A meteoric stone weighing 90
pounds fell in Missouri last week, STIR
king n darkey square on the head. He
seemed to he considerably confused
when he got up, and went of mutter.
ipg ''Ef / knowed for shuah de man
who frowed dat brick, den see whar
am lie Cibbil Rights ob niggahs."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
~ 4 Detroit bov sprnr;sas HI,

E A Detroit boy surprised his
father the other day by asking:
Father. do you ike mothers'
Why, YES, of course
And she likes youT'
OF course she does
Did she ever say so 2
Many a time, my son.
Did she marry you because she loved
your
Certainly she did,
The boy looked the old man over and
after long pause asked: Well, was
she ~ near sighted then as now:'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

- When Adam got tired naming
his descendants, and when he got half
through. he said Lets quit aud call
the rest Smith"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

When a mouse makes its appearance
IN ladies' sewing circle, the women
with striped stocking on always jump
the hiSkess.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

EzE Taking Of "the blind man eio-
quent, Roscomraon's ef'isram is one
Of the best OF It's kind:
"liilon sought fame:
Bnt f.e sn crossed H.
Dr. LS.f h gsised;
A. ~ hsSsssti he lest it,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

Is You inquire, How can l pYa.
vent INV little boz from wearing cut
the krees Of his pants Z" That Ir.,-
blem has keen in the market ever sin..
Eve asked Adam about young Cal, -
We only know three ways: You ga,
kill the boy, or you can make his paais
without any knees; or perhaps the hest
way would be to get some sther little
boy. about the same size 20 WEIR The
knees out. il ron have such objections
TO your own boys doing it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

A writer in1he
detailing reminibce
jackson. sayss a
who served on the q
r. Hin has rece1tly
what new versid
jackson, which I
WhiJe Gener.d
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

a.,vvsxo. r,,o n 49,
Cotton pomipai, middIlag, itSssc. Net reeslps, 5
baes sales 81 stock 10y, ~, nl{.-Set receipts,
i.iis sslcs. ira - !, $50 - -
c.,oa .or,.cd rro,or.ts nIdIii.ss S t ~ 70.
ceipts, Az bales grosS ~ saies' is1 stock sdS1
MeexSiNitntS, Tseep 80. sO, T.,
Saeat baisah sYoS 9,d 70 M " 1S Sehheha
..,,r. MOBILE, June u ls7S
Cotton nominal; middlinF li4c Net receipts, ~
bales ENpo.E soass"5ssf,' e. SAFES ~ 10 49,
l,SSs; eoastwise, l,TN. saies Iso
SAVANNAH Juno II, 1879
good ordinary, IliSc Net receipts asl haiea txpsrs
coastwise, 90 sales, lil stock 90 Weekly Net
wise 2SO9 Sales, i,OSs uhe Lsl2 reported Monday as
coastwise should have been to Great BILain.)
WmnISsros. x. a. June n ls-s
al ~ fsr slsined crade tarpentne sSsaay az a az
III hd e2 fof yellow dip 81 Is for ylrin Tar seafy
atSiio
0Oo,,,. osSAso Jane u, liza
90 p Tor smoer Thse' ~ 70, wnl.e win'sr Y = for
99uole extra; Mneaas urn %, Snet 10 aases
sailes s. gu fr unbarn ne ton Msd
poltea Ss b 1L sSi. ppiaoi,ne. 'esa seAag
ss9r III pes s corn s and rgs
pats Sc e ksy York s@ SS e Z; g t9S ud,on
RSs. 49, basaOis. inn sl. 600 iecE ''
Lake receipe-Fl9ur, 7sa9 bnIs corn as,o bushes
ss eorn "a bs do oats ssoj 40 RsrSsd ssin
ments-Flour. 6l0 bbh wheat 5ltel bushels corn
$500 do. oats, S5@g 90 Oanal shipments % tide
90. treights-Wheat 64c. corn gc., New York tolls
Included Flour s,eady SAFES o. ~ obs az
10 Chicago At 81 o.; 800 % % No Milwaukee ~
la $500 DO o. "a % AZ VI We ia z5g0 10 90 40
eago. to arrive, at 81 g Corn active aud nrm prime
scarce anu wanted sales OF eoO gusnels 81 20 on pr
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
An Unsettled Stock Market
Prices a Trif1e Firmer.
GOLD FIRM AT ll6 rs.
1oney on Call Per Cent Foreign Exchange
Firm, and Government Bonds In
Good Request.
WALL STREET,

FRIDAY, June 1l-O Il. ~.
The principal speculative activity to-day was In
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Western Union. The
former advanced from 61l6 TO "a, but subsequently
recraced It's steps to 62k 03. Pacific Mail
opened at 82iS and advanced to 33sS. ending at
e2x, with bearish feeling predominating.
Western Union sold ut 1884 1874, closing at 74il.
1t is generally understood that an effort is being
made to compromise existing railway antago-
nism; .but as yet nothing Is known concerning
the action OF the officials who are announced TO
meet IN conference. The public and the specula-
tors are In position 10 be seriously misled by
Inmors, and it will be well enough to await more
definite statements than those which are circu-
lated on the street and made the basis of a pur-
chasing movement. In this connection 1t is said
that the Erie Company and after Monday next
viii reduce the price OF round trip tickets be-
tween New York and Rochester more than So. The
prevalent rumors led 10 considerable covering OF
Lhe short interest, but there were indications
toward the close that the managers OF the market
are working for lower prices on definite informa-
ton. New York Central sold from 103 TO 1o4. Erie
fell of from II TO 16H. Northwest common sold
at 36% 3Tk 37gs. Rock Island ended ut 1925
alter an opening at 1873 st. Paul went OF to
29k and closed at 304. Ohio and Mississippi sold
az 22As 2Sss 2Sh. Union Pacific at 7O1z ~
zIk. The closing prices will be found below
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
m rArt
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FORGED DRAFTS N CIRCULATION.

For some time past a number or forged draftx
varying 10 amount nom 800 10 1900, ana pur.
porting 70 be drawn by 4. Baldwin, cashier Of tha
Newark City Bank, have been circulated through.
Out the country, by which means many trades
meu, bankers. brokers aud others have been de-
frauded. For the most part thosc drafts have been
drawn on the National PARK Bank, New YORK. IL
H. needless, perhaps TO say that on present Atiou
~ that lnsutulion tAey have been pronounced
forgeres. The imitation % the genuine draits 81
the Newark bank Is nest clumsy. although some.
what calculated TO deceive. The yrln Ting, IN
stead OF being In blue, i an red lux m Inc orgeres
and ol totally different form aud design nom the
genuine. In the genuine tie yignetto represents
woman carrying shear Of wheat under her
LETT arm ana single s:alk In the right hand. In
the forgery II Is man carrying bundle OF In.
dian corn. TIE forged dralt has number OF IN.
aorsemeDts, purpofting TO DC those Of business
firms.
This Is a matter that demands the attention ~
tue revenue odlc r., the stamp being sed in
such manner az likely 10 deceive.
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f w ss;a re 10 ROSTERS ca g y, 100 Sr
era oc. ~. cess ssass ana jersey = q so 40
PnQyIsIos.- EsSepts-rprE az packages; 9ss{ loi
Inc a5ke. oT 1s hog PrSd1st Tas Ana
ana prices were themarket fayorng the buyer at
rs sose me salss wsTs s9S o 4S se A. ~ y
for July SD % SO % Tor August and SO sepem-
and Is DO OD Extra prime S' At 81 q Beat wa sS neg
leotedapd nominal a. former prizes Esei quiet we
meas si packet beet sis; ierced beef CITY extra India
quiet 81 sa6 oa sas e ag esv pT ~ % o e ns
clear JIG ior western Cut meas were dull VS. note
9Ac., 800 fresh hams at l2lsc., Is terces western
lower gaes Of ABOUT 90 tiereos were nude Al isac
Tor July IS IS 6c 4iI6c. Tor August cosins al tie
RIeE-Ihe market quiet but steady. We quote =
eSose soGa e Io LOUIS aS PRIME io se a, qG 70
prime, and COMMON qualities down % So. gangoon.
esse.: enrseney Patna &C. re, currency; Rangoon,
ssFPssGress aaiet and nominal ana the demand
se Cd was aeye with sss q y 5 bags
cs Ms eE IesaIns sSo GOLD ioaT months @d
quote ;-Coysr Western, nsse Ike; timothy, 50 %
ga nssed Z dS s6 A sSd
e. Iass was 9ssys
& % gala ssT fs ss Sr
changed We auo,e: 17ofepPcri sa@stra, lie slnsa
s1sc.; Afican ginger lie; Race do, lOA1c. i nuncgs
sKiss;-beoT.The market for domestic wa, quiet
e'S soSs &c. vera cau e srs cs as
american, trimmed, 00c a Uoc DO, untrimmed oDc
csbso 5s" ssc currsRcy doas- he market was was
9aiet and n9mlnahy uncnangeea; we "a quote te, T.
saSns: AIRES sIcs F%Sts Soc Curacao SOs dsss
India tanned goat ssAsc.; East India tanned sheep,
svssS1he market Tor raw was arm, at SIS SIC.
ss,cs I a. re- and 20 haas ppTt low fir mSsco
quiet G
e sl5 Z ssS s9ss ny All ss Sssd
5S2s g Nos y 70 IL moass h hds and and
boxes e I,sc;; mslado, &c a eele e!a,yed boxes
Ds,en stanaara Mos - ~. 70 e. 90, az 40 20 ~ s'c.
Do o;, ~ X 20 lSs IaSs moG Go whiiIe s c
gTaeey 5o,r ~ h " pra1a, s S 9s,c
NJ ~ - a. "a No.. anariar % ssSpuaIu,
DeTor ~ e " snlaTa is ae eo S cr.hs 81
0E y sa 'stS ' ss w ca; 'Ga IS prime
a. ~ 90 az sislos S93 DO assorted stock
Ts-fas srssi vas; was quiet III ana UNCHANGED with
Banca as.c ssssci strata isc a isc; Engtsh L 4
H. ls'ss l?c! English scn1ee ise per b gold
A. W. = oahR "a ~ a. AZ cae trn. ~ ~ II
l1s shArs9si .erne m ssf n9A sog sood
lear wa ouiet viii saie. of l5 ses ,iawn NJ 10
90 COY sssss crop ~ And I'Is partly
Ne X YORK crop 1875 nj a. aud ln eases wiseonsln
All ia W. oues AMI hsayVTommon ma "a &c
a gSOSa ass ls a s' ~. =" LEI lss iss ~:
ISsc ss ssIssi lSs is.s e. SonPc 81 and
Conncc Il nj Ssrappers sc 5c 40 assoried lots Isc
sIc.i Msssacnuse,,s ios, sss Sew aork asserted
Pennsyivania assorted iots ne. a $50 Ohio do
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made OF 5000 i6a OF primo at &c a b3e per h. We
quote Prime now geese $50 Sc, mixed az o. qualify
30 tc hen feathers, &c Sci turkey feathers, &C.
FIsH.-rhere MAS a fair demand for goldfish and tho
market well supplied 100 quntals OF George sold
A. - " and 70 q bank AZ e 81 the msrSet for
81 90 tor No and o. 50 for No. q ali other grades
were dull nnd without sales. BOX herring were
suIL Wsgacte NO, bays s. 80 81 so; 70
% 50; 70, s. monet No Englsh, none; 10. z. none
80. :, 80; Georges Bank codnsh ~ -; Grand, - ~;
scaled herring Soc. a &c No. I. mona.
FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. IL 553 DDls; wheat,
10 i33 bushels; "a 800 do oats. 5d5 do. barley
malt $500 do. The -four market was dull but prices
were nominallY unchanged, with sales 81 H. 800 bbs
Rye -four quiet Corn meal was quiet The sales
400 bbis and 700 bags at 81 ~ 81 80 for Brandy
wine 50 ~ "a % Tor western yellow ~ 80 - IS for
Jersey and Pennsylvania yellows coarse, 81 al line
qifted al 48 bolted yellow el 05 bolted white I'll IS
per 100 Lbs; Jersey sacked coarse 81 20 81 i5 yell