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selrnes ana Indn.try.

-Forty-ive hundred Australian, aGc
going 10 exhibit the products ~ their
island continent az the Centennial.
To such an extent have we become
the puryeyors TO foreign governments
Of arms for warfare that We export
yearly between 10000 o and 6OO,OO0
stand Of arms.
The interest in fish culture is in
creasing rapidly, and there are more
than double the fisheries now establish
ed in the country than there were a
couple O fyears ago.
According 10 a statement which
has recently been issued from the Bu-
reau of Statistics Of the production Of
gold and silver in the United States, the
annual average production Of gold has
been $4,000 900.
-Peanut-oil, which the Southerners
took To making during the war, has be-
come very popular, and Is now in large
demand. II supplies the place Of olive
and almond oils in various uses, and j.
lower in price, retains its purity and
flavor for a long time. and is less sus-
ceptible 20 the effect Of light than olive
oil. The oil is extracted entirely from
the meat Of the nut by pressure, the re-
fuse being used rs caitle-fecd or fertlli-
ger.
There j. a gigantic ice-house in
Brussels, Belgium, whose roof covers
an area Of sixteen hundred square me-
tiers. The walls are double and filed
in with moss and %sawdust. There are
nine separate ice-chambers, each Of one
thousand cubic meters capacity. The
temperature never exceeds 364 degrees
Fahrenheit. There are galleries set
apart for the storing of meat in hot
weather, capable Of hanging two thou
sand quarters, and having them perfect
" isolated. A million Ions Of ice have
been stored in the building at one time.
The method of preserving wood by
the application of lime, rs pursued by
NJ. Svostal. j. published in the French
journals. lie piles the planks in "a tank,
and puts over all a layer of quickiime.
which is gradually Stacked with water.
Timber for mine, requires about a week
10 become thoroughly impregnated, and
other wood more or less time according
to its thickness. The material Acquires
remarkable consistence and hardness on
being subjected TO this simple process,
and, IL j. alleged, will never rot. Beech
wood has been prepared in this way for
hammers and other tools for iron works.
and IL j, said 10 become a. hard a oak
without parting with any Of is we'll
known elasticity or t~oughncsS. and 10
last much longer than when not thus
prepared.
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UIap~ and

A i-year-old daughter Of Gerhart
kopel, at Sinsinnawa Mound, Wis, was
burned 10 death by her clothes taking
fire.
Harvey Curtis, Of Jackson County.
Mich. and a young man named Lucas,
near Marion, Ohio, were both killed re-
Gently while telling trees.
Mrs. James Pagan. who lives near
Natchcz, Miss, was attacked 10y some
dogs and lacerated so badly that She
died in a short time.
). NJ. Braddock, of Etna Green,
Ind, accidentally shot himself while
out hunting. His face was filed full "
shot, and he will lose both his eyes.
Mrs. Annie l.. Waterman and her
two children were suflocated 10y coal
gas in their sleeping-room in Seekonk.
Mass. One of the children died tn.
other child and the mother were resus-
citated.
A boy named George Hannahs took
a pistol to school at Coldwater, Mich.
Il was accidentally discharged during
school hours. the bullet passing through
Georges hand and then lodging in the
blackboard.
Charlie McCaskey and some other
boys. Of Milwaukee, obtained some ri
ant powder the other day, in a surrep-
titious manner Charley put his in his
pocket, and. forgetful of the fact. he sat
down upon it. His companions Off
ciated as pall-bearers at his funeral on
the following sunday.
A boy 10 years Of age. named Bah
rcnns, while attempting 10 step overthe
tumbling-rod Of a thrcshing-machine on
his fathers farm, near Davenport, Iowa,
had his clothes caught, and was shock
ingly mangled. lie lived but two hours,
and died in great agony.
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Never insult a man because he is
poor in purse or raiment; Tor beneath
= ragged coat IL may be that a muscle
lies concealed that could put a head ON
the oldest man in the business.-Fre
Press.
Chicago hotel clerks spend their
leisure hours talking together and
Specializing a TO who will be the man
for the mammoth II. Louis hotel, to be
the largest in the world. They csti-
mate that to be clerk of this hotel a man
should wear "A diamond as biz A. a
brick, and they think it is probable that
the Guicowar Of Baroda j. the coming
man.-SL Louis Republican.
"A caller al the residence Of a De-
t%roiier, whose little f%ive-year girl has
been sick much Of the time, took her
hand when ready TO 20 and said
..Well. Nellie, take good care Of your
self and don't get "A pull-hack.' ''But
/ will get "A pull-back!n she spunkily
replied, for they ARE all the fashion,
and / am old enough to be in fashion,
free Press.
He was "A sharp-looking man, who
had offered to 90 ON the bail bond OF a
prisoner. The counsel for the people
was suspicious. and asked him quite
siernly "Do | understand you TO swear
that you are a property-holder in this
county ?m you do he answered,
proudly Il own two lots in a buryin'
ground less'n a quarter Of a mile from
here. "-BrookiyH Argas.
~" Did You read an account of Sarah
Jones wedding in the Pccksniif Ga
zcac 30 said Mrs. Neneering 10 her love-
" daughter ut the breakfast table this
morning. 40. ma" replied Miss We
neering; "was il nice?' MOI eX-
claimed the indignant matron, throw
ing down the paper; because, do you
know. the Ga5tte says the brides pres
ents " ere not exhibited. And 10 think
Of our sending those spoons and egg
cups-rcal silver, tOO-with our cards
on the DoNeSin
There are few things more interest
ING than 10 observe the stoicism and
self-sacriice of a bar-room lOafer who
has-after having for t~hree-quarters Of
an hour displayed a. much ingenuity,
7 patience and fertility of SOU in in
gratiating himself with an eligible
stranger a. an Indian in following a
trail-been asked To take something.
He doesn't say. That's what I've been
waiting for. or .'You bet | WILL" or
'l'm Just diving for one" but he hesi-
tates, and affects to tax his memory 10
discover when he last TOOK a nip, and
70 consult his conscience 10 discover if
he can safely take another one, and rubs
his chin reflectively As he walks up TO
the counter. and says; "Well, | don't
know. I" though he does; II don't usu-
ally aooui this time" though he does
"Well, ! don't mind if | do though
he does; " Seeing As it's you"-the fact
being that he had never seen the man
before. Then, with an air of sacrificing
himself upon the altar of friendship on
high moral grounds. he takes up the
four fingers which the b%arkeeper has
poured out for him the momen the
stranger offered to stand treat.-Chicd-
20 Tribune.
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20 be "A little mixed in il religion.
Queen Victoria dislikes the Ritualists,
and delights in a simple form Of wor-
ship. The Prince II Wales, on the con
trary, enjoys the forms Of the Church
whenever be- attends, which is seldom.
lis eldest sister i "A Lutheran. Lord
Lorne i, Presbyterian. The Duchess
of Edinburgh isa Greek Catholic. and
her husband j. a Low Church Episeo-
palian.
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nlsis. The climate and productions II
the country are all that could be desired
for comfort in living iH9 peHdent.
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THE foRrY.fougTm CONGRESS.


Democra's 0n Roman. =. Republicans Hn
SNAIL rAr-h a.. independent. Nu faltl. 5. va
cancy, ! not yen caosea. l. Total. a.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

IWI~T u INFTINTsNIN IAIIFT =.
Democrat Gn Roman. ISL: Republicans fn
SNAIL CAPsl -. independeui Eepuhlicans Tin
Naiicsl. 3; lndependeni Reformers Tin ROMAN
CAISA 4, Liberal Republicans (n IIALIC
CfP>l. q: 10 be elected /. Total -. Names OF
hy q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-07
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. King aud Downs-Gen,lemen.
Please announce IGNATIUS L NAT.
TINGLEY and ROBERT z COMBS as
candidates for Seats in the next House Of
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported BY Chsptico District and the
voters Of the county.
Dec 8, "a. DKxocRArs.
Messrs Editors-Please announce Mr.
JAMES + ELLICOTT. of st. Iuigocs'
district. as q candidate for seat in the
next House Of Delegates. and say that be
will be warmly supported BY
Feb Is. 1875. Many Friends.
Messrs Editors of Sc. Mary's Beacon
As John AiistSu, Es9, has longed serves,
the public interest in our county sincerely
and faithfully, and has been unwilling TO
receive any honors within the gift OF the
people, we hope that his con. JOSEPH s.
ALLS1AN, Esq. will consent 10 be.a can
didsie for the next Legislature, whose eli.
cheney a3d party zeal Is we'll known to the
people Of the county. He will receive the
undivided support Of
Factory aud st lnisoes'
March II, 1875
Mesrs Editors-Piease say in the next
issue Of the Beacon that the public inter
est will be promoted by sending Col JNO
DENT to the Senate aud Col THE
HARRISON and JOHN DlLLAHAY TO
the House Of Delegates. The working men,
the taxpayers and all that feel pride in
our good OLD county will support such a
ticket.
may Is, 1875 Democrat.
JOSEPH u KEY Is announced a. a
candidate Tor seat In the Lower Branch
Of the next General A .sembiy Of MARYLAND
and will be warmly supported by
Charlotte Hall District.
may Is, 1875
The friends Of JOSHUA JONES announce
him as a candidate for a seat in the next Gen
eral Assembl Of Maryland and solicit fol-
hi m the support Of the vot ers Of the county y,
the ensuing November election.
Sept 8. 1875. Working Men.
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Candidates.
FOR rHE ssNArE.

Iannoance myselfas q candidate Cor the Sen.
ate to hit he unexpired term Of our late dis
sinEuished representative, Col. c. Biiiingsley,
asd respectfully solicit The support IL my el.
iow-eiiixens.
THOS A LYNCH.
Dec IL. ls;ls
l respectfully announee myself - |,
candidate Tor the State Senate. to serve
Qua the anexpirrd term Of Col Chapman
Billiagsley. and hope to receive the liber.
ri support OF nv fellcv-citiseus.
R JOHNSON COTTON.
Dec g. 7l~
Messrs. Elitors :-Ynn will please an
nounce Mr. THOS n BOND ~ q candi.
date for the Senate. aud say that the Pa
tuxeut District viii stand BY him ES
NAssE.
Feb4. IS.
kessrs Eisg 4 Yssss, Ce~slexsa PLEASE
announce DR. JAMES H NILES, Of 81 Ini.
goes disIlet. as the straightforward and um.
sserrssy Republican candidate sor the Sen
ase, md sy ,hst he will receive the undivided
support OF all rag e. misdeS voters cf tire party.
Sept 0, 1873 Many Constituents.
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White Hall Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LEONARDTOwN, MI

VIE scholastic year consists Of two sessions
l. Of FIVE months each. Studies will be re-
sumcd on The first MONDAY in SEPTEM-
Der, bu, pupils viii be received at any time
during The year. No deduction will be- made
for absence or for Withdrawal before the close
OF the session, except in case of protracted sick
ness.
TERMS:
Board and tuition in English, Sl4O 90
French. 10 90
German, 10 90
Music, 40 90
Washing and Mendiug, 2OOO
Half OF the above amounts are required semi
annually in advance. Persons desiring other
particulars, address
Mrs. CHARLOTTE FENwICK,
Leonardiown,
ST. Mary's Co.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Iannounce myselia candidate for State
Attorney and solicitthe supper tot myfellow
tizens.
No, Is 1873. JAS GLADSTONE.
respectfully announce myselfas candi
date tor reelection TO the Office OF. States At
torney for ST Msry's county, and hope to re-
ceive, as heretofore. the liberal support of my
fel,ow-citzens.
Nov 40. 1873. J. PARRAN CRANE
Iannounce myself as q candidate for he
office OF States Attorney for st. Mary's. and
respectfully ask the support Of the voters of
the county.
Jan 1874. JAS II. WILSON.
Messrs Editors-Piease announce DR.
STEPHEN L D NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor -at-Law, As candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
him to be admirably fitted to discharge
with fidelity, boidness and ability the re-
sponsible duties Of the Office.
march 5. "a. Many Friends.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Meesrs Editors-Please announce r APHAEL
DOWNS as a suitable candidate for the next
Sheriffalty, and say that he will be warmly
supported by the voters Of Leonardtown and
Factory Districts.
Dec II, 1873. Many Friends.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce J. FRANK
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff and, If he
will consent to serve, he will be warmly sup
oprted by his friends in st. Ingoes' District.
Dec. ls, 1878. Many Voters.
MATTINGLES a candidate for Sheriff. He i
known TO be competent and deserving, and q
such will be unanimously supported by tie
voters ofSt. Mary's county.
Leonardtown and Factory districts.
Jan ., ls74.
The business capacity. promptness in
duty, humane conduct and personal in
tegri.y Of BENNETT r. ABEL, already
tried and tested in the public service. in
duce the present announcement Of his
name for the next Sberiffalty. No better
officer have We ever had nor one Who has
given greater satisfaction to plaintiff and
defendant. He has the confidence Of
business men and
Dec 8. Ia TIE MASSES.
GEORGE A. SIMMS. Of Leonard
town district. is respectfully announced
~ . candidate for the Shcriffalty at the
November election in 1875 and will re-
ceive the earnest support Of the business
men Of the county As we'll as the endorse
| mens Of MANI RsiEsps.
Dee 3. IA
Messrs Eiaors-rieesa announce J LEWIS
NLBURE, of the 3ad election district f,r
: hesid and say. - viii be warmly snpper 81
| BY the voters Of Charlotte Hall district
sept ., 1879
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A CA r D.

To my Jeilo~-eitizess i'm announcing my
self as u candidate, as have done through the
columns Of the BEACON. I but carry out the
wishes and persuasi ons OF many Of the best men
and truest democrats Of the county, who have
persuaded me 10 become a candidate for a seat
in tue Com missioners' Court. l stand before
You as a candidate Of the Old School, asking
for your support and confidence, and promise,
ii elecled to egislaie faithfully for your inter.
est and the best interest," Of the county.
Feliow-Citizens, have fought shoulder to
shoulder with you in many q democratic cam
paigu, when We carried consfeTnatiou into the
ranks Of the enemy and marched bravely on
with flying coiors to the polls where the enemy
was always defeated aud driven back with
shame and confusion. And now ] call upon
you all 10 come TO my rescue, and like true and
faithful democrats and honorable men, 60 to
the polls this Fail aud cast your votes for good
democrats and homes, men who will lepislate
for the best in,eres, Of the community at large,
and not, like The majority Of the present Board,
or the benefit Of paper railroads and a partisan
ew. JOHN H. BUCKLER
August 8, 1878.
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HJOHy c HERBERT vii allow his
name 70 - ussd fos. County Commis=ioner
st the ensuing election. be- vin b warmly
supported BY the voters Of The county gee-
ssai,y and specially by the large moss Ct
march IL. 1878 Tax Payers
1r. EaS'er-yea ere rrqaesfed % ANNOUNCE
A FFENWfck for re~elec:iou 20 the Cosa-
missaesers' Court Al che easaing election. His
record - q memher Of presens Ce~rt 10 we'll
SHOWN ss.s and =, !; sr''sved 70 be approved By
Pie,se announce THOMAS u. SHAD-
RNk a. . candidate far cannsy Cos-
missioner. aad cay that he will he warmly
surpsssrsi " the voters Of Factory aad
pstuxens district.
ssrch IS, 1878 Many F,ends.
Mss<rs Eaisres-P,ease announce JAS.
ALVEY s-r County Ccn,missianer. ann
say. u he will eonsent sa Be candidate,
DC viii be Warmly snrp .resl by Paiux
eat. Chsptico AID Charlotte Hall districts.
APrh !. 1875 Many Friends.
John II. GgCHLER 10 mcormsrJ.a
to tie voters 81 the Cnuaty for the po.is.o..
OF CSuaty Commissioner 1t lie ensuing
Fan election sud will 10 warmly support
ed BY his friends and tie
Demoeratic Aascs.
June 3. 1875.
kssws Efiters-You are requested 10 an
noance JOHN PARSONS for reelection =,
the Commissioners Court a. the ensuing sles.
ton, and say, that hts ccusinuance Ia that pc
sition viii be acceptable to the tAx-psyinx ia
terest Of the county.
sept %, ls75s Public Interest.
Mcssrs Editors :-Aunounce JOHN +
HARRIS a. candidate for County Com
missioner at the ensuing election and say
be will be supported by
sep, 30. 1875. Many Friends.
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CONFIR NATION NOTICE.
Geo l. Clarke E.
Sophia K NJ. his wife,
Marv G Yates
& others.

In the Circuit Court for st Eary's coun-
ty, sitting asa Court of Equity.
No. 3l5 NE.
nRDERED. this 9th day Of Sept
" 1875, that the Auditors Report
fled in this cause, be ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the l.: :iontav Of
Oct 1878; provided a copy OF this or
der be published in the St Mary's Beacon,
once week for three successive weeks
prior to the said LIST Monday Of October.
FRANK FORD,
CLERK.
Truecopy-Tcst:
JERANK FORD.
Clerk.
Sent Q. lS75-Sw-RCC
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PRoCl AmATloN.
STATE or MARYLAND.
Exzcurlvs DnsA.s.nr.
Assapelis. 1875.

10 Besjanis Foaeea. Ed. S1viF Of
s.. Asvy's Cossty. Creating:
WHEREAS. Chapusa BilIise,lsy,
Eco. Senator elected 70 the Senate Of
Maryland for 81. Mary's sesety has de-
Parted this life dsripg The recess Of the
Legislature Of Maryland. whereby . va
eaney has occurred IN The Senate during
the recess Of the LegislstaFe;
Axp WuERRAs the Constitution Of the
State Of Maryland. b. Article 8. Section
Is. provides that it shall b the duty Of
the Governor to issue bis warrant Of elec-
ton to supply the vacancy thus created
Nov. therefore. ]. JAMES BLACK
GROOME. Governor Of the State Of Ne.
rylaud, by virtue Of the aushosity vested
in me By the Constitutes Of The State Of
Maryland. do hereby order ard direct
that IN election for Senator for Sc. Ma.
ry's County be held on The
TUESDAY NEXT AFTER THE FIRST
MONDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
the second day Of the said month being
the day OF the general State election. at
the places designated By Law in the seve-
raj election districts Of said county to sup
ply the vacancy existing in the said Office
Of Senator for st Mary's County BY rea-
son Of the death Of the said Chapman
Billiugsley. Esq. as aforesaid.
And you. 40 Sheriff Of the said County
Of St. Msry's. are hereby directed iume-
diatcly on the receipt Of this warrant. to
give public notice Of the election Of Sem
ator for St. Mary's County. to be held a
aforesaid. BY advertisement in the news
papers published in the said County, and
BY advertisement Of said election set up
as the most public places In the said Coun-
~. Aud you are also hereby directed to
serve copy Of this warrant on each Of
the Judges Of election in the several elec-
ton districts Of said County. For oil Of
which this shall be Jour sufficient war
rant and authority.
****** Given under my hand and the
*sEAL* Great Seal Of the State of Nary
****** land. at the City Of Annapolis.
this 2Sth day Of July, in the
year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and seventy live.
BY the Governor,
JAMES BLACK GROOME.
r. C. IloLLYDAr.
Secretary Of State.
Aug 5. 1876
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4 situation ns Teacher wanted.
"A Lady Of experiences wishes a si,ua-
sioa 40 Governess or Teacher in some
school. The most satisfactory references
can be given for character aud capacity.
Address,
MRs. WARD.
MILESTONE. =. o..
St. Mary's Co., Nd.
sept 80. 1855.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Messrs. Editors -Piease snsosnce Mr.
TH0S l. FREEMAN Of the LIST EIechon
Dist rics, as q candidate for County Gem
missiooer. and say, if he will consent e
ran. be will be warmly supported By ;.
Isi,oss' district and the voters thrnughou.
the county.
March II, 1915 Democrats.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Alice Morgan &
John z Magill,
Admrs Of
Geo c Morgan
vs.
Abraham w arren &
Jas I n Raley.
In the Circuit Court for ST Mary's coun.
ty, sitting a. q Court Of Equity.
No. 353 NJ
nRDERED, this 9th day of Sept.
~ 1875, that the sale made and re-
ported by ROBERT C COMBS. Trustee.
in this cause, be ratified ana confirm.
ed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 2nd Monday OF October.
1875; provided copy ofthis order be pub
lished in the St. Mary's Beacon, once .
week for three successive weeks prior to
the said 2ud Monday Of October.
The report states that the land s,ld for
ssS2.
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Sept Is. 1s7s-3w.
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STATE OF MARYLAND,

STATE OF MARYLAND,
81. Mary's County, 10 wit
hereby certify. That on this 10th day Of Sep
. timber, in the year 1878. before me, the SUBJ
teriter, Justice Of the Peace Of the State o!
Maryland, in and for the county aforesaid, per-
sonally appeared John ID. Greeuwe.,, and made
oath, In due form Of law, that he has taken up,
as sn sstrsy, trespassing upon his enclosures
In the Factory District, The following described
property, To wit
4 LIGHT Il ED HEIFER, about 2 years old.
no ear marks. white crumpled horns, white
belly with few dark spots, white tail and
red from knees down.
Given under thy hard,
THOMAS DENT, Up.
The owner Of the above described property Is
requested TO come forward. prove properly, paw
charges and take her away ON or before the lSih
day OF DkChNBER, isIS-otherwise she will
be disposed OF according 10 law.
JOHN ID GREENwELL,
Sept ls. fs65-Sts
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A.. s. N. PE1TEEclLL E e0. -
W Fark Roe. ~. r., 10 SossL Ss,tet
BosscRssH 7oI Chestauf Street ifiid,.J
"a, re -iseaf for 81. .1aTy's Beseon ThiE
a5oreeifies. and assLovizsd TO eoH,,.e. sa-
ersisiay at orr tosrssfraefs.
May Is, 1873.
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NOgFl0IBo

DAKTIES landing from the Passx.
- cns Steamers ct Forrest's Wharf.
are informed. that sransporistios from
this wharf 10 ssy point within the Couuty
can be obtained from the undersigned
a al times and 1t reasonable rates.
JOHN II. BuCKLER.
July Is, ls75-ifs
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A DvERTlSERS send Is cts. to Gro. r.
"A RowELL 4 Co, ~ Park Row, N. Y, for
their Eiyhty-Pcge Pamphiet, showing the cost
Of advertising.
Sept %, lST5-4ws
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NOTICE

wv oSS
TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND ALI
OTHERS WHO DEAL IN Ii.
QUORS.
"OR the information Of oil persons
IL concerned. the following Act Of thu
Legislature. past March 2Ath. 1865. Is
published:
CHAPTER 1871.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of sPiriiu-
Gus or fermeuted liquors in the sewers
counties Of the State on the day Of eiec-
ton.
SECTION l. De Il enacted BY the Cen
cral Assembly Of Maryland. That IL shx,
not be lawful for the keeper Of sny bo-
tel, tavern, store, drinking establishment.
or any other place where liquors are sold.
OF for any person or persons. direcsiy az
indirectly. to cell. barter. give Or disps~
Of any 'pirituous or fssmeuted liquo'..
ale or beer. OF intoxicating drinks u any
kind. on the days Of election hereafter q"
be held in the several counties % tits
State.
SEC 9. And be IL enacted. That any
person violating the provisions Of ihf>
Act shall be liable TO Indictment BY the
Grand Jury Of the county where the Of
fence is committed, and SHALL upon eon-
vicsion before say Judge Of sny Of the
Cireui, Courts Of this State. be fined Q
sum not less than City dollars nor so.s-
than one hsadred dollars for each an.f
every otfencc-one-hs!f the 6ne sAalrbc
paid to the intormer. the other halt sp
the County Commissioners. Cor the e~e-
Of the public roads. ?
BENJAMIN FOXwELL.
Sheriff q 81. Aory's cc~a,s..
sept. 81 7S-se.