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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Iannounee nyselia candidate for State
Attorney AID solicit the supper Of ny fellow
tixsns.
New 1879. JAS r BLAKISTOER.
respectfully announce myself - candi
date tor reelection to the Office Estates A..
torney for 81 Msry's county, and hope to re-
ceivs, a. heretofore, the liberal support Of my
feIow.citixens.
New 20. 1873. J. PARRAN CRANE
Iaunouncs myself ~ . candidate for be
office OF States Attorney for ST. Mary's. aid
respectfully ask the support OF the voters Of
the county.
Jan 1874. JAS II. WILSON.
Messrs Editors-Piease announce d.
STEPHEN L D NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor - candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
him to be admirably fitted to discharge
with & lelity. boldness and ability the 70.
spousible duties Of She Office.
m.rsh s. 1874. Many Friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27

Pat every eanvassee
on to the introduc-
wing Machins In HE
fortunate enough 70
ripped the bcss IL.
he old and tried
machines, which Lat.
demand 10 enormous,
hey made SO readily
armers, Tradesw@S,
ing into the business
frriiory and get their
lpiy anxious custom
Nv these machines sell
recognized fact that
the lowest price,
of the times and does
kchines nj $4,000 or
we it wOnld sell just
hen not cost half tho
licle, for l, 10 aston
INT Of labor II per-
he inventors are dai.
In:als Of the worth Of
80 suddenly and sue
|Ilar favor. Improves
livery day, by every
a family. II has
puta,ion in many
factories, for ito
kapidi,y, simplicity,
operation, with ex.
1 reliability OF It's
il low price Tweniy
PmPle,e Sewing Ma.
hnd tread'e), places
rely ou, OF the ques-
; merits and priee.-
one at once for yonr
Is;er or Lady Friend
y put them in your
| il you are lucky
il there is none In
pney yourself. The
:r doing extra hne,
are a surprise in their
aud Tar below even
be delivered safe as
remove you may re-
Address j. Thon-
dway, n. y.
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JsNEs r u RAlsv,
Register Wills for st xary's eounty.
may ID, ls15-aw.


C0NfiRXA7iON NOTICE.
WIN J Nerris,
next friend OF
Abell b Norris,
We.
John A d Shermanti ne
& othcn.
In ths Circuit Court for st. Naryis ccAn-
~, sitting - Court Of Eqaity.
No. ss7 N Equity.
ORDERED, this 18th day Of NAV,
" 1876, that the Auditors Report. fis j
10 this cause, be ratified aud cor6fmesi,
unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the LIST Monday Of June,
lk76; provided cory OF this order be
published in the ST Mary's BeaeSr. once .
week for ,hree successive weeks PRIOR
70 the said ist Monday Of June.
FRANK FORD,
Cle:k.
True copyGTe.t:
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
may IS. ls75-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27

for June is a, hand
Fnt number, closing
|cful periodical. Al
\b!isher of this mag
recently died, it
! laterial change in
first il has been
sincerely, as we be-
and good Of ,Ae
Ans many excellent
c,ing Health; What
Irrci'rcssible Coz
|; A Victim Of Qai-
ial agent; Popular
lions; Treatment Of
\. Faith in Curative
Department. We
low TO Use Them,
Flowers; Caring for
tc.; Is MExoRiAx,
the Lie and La
;. besides q great
paragraphs in AN
5,c. Price only 20
Eh a Book Premium
re. Address 8. r.
/, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27
iRKErS.

20 bushe's-lS.1W
FO bushels Westeru.
|bcen light, especial
with u somewhat ac-
be market has ruled
|. The sales rcpor-
the following -:
pod while at lbs
p cents; ISL ousheN
d prime do. at Us
Eat $50 cents; 36S
5; 80 bushels prime
b 90. ., TAI cents;
nts; 2 SIS bushels
pro bushels do. az
BIC do. At las cents.
bushels, Of which
n and IS, as bush.
/ The market has
receipts Of all des-
Especially Western.
,ively steady, bat
ctuated somewhat.
&c included the fob
ishels mixed at 90
Z cents; loo bush
ushels do. al 90
cents; casa bush
els do. at 80 cents;
ents; 2, U2s bushels
els do. at 50 cents,
Is.
shels. market clos
No Sraa.r hasa hsu n
i,hern at sc cents
PAS bushels do. at
at so cents; 100
200 bushels do. as
bushels. No sales
~ lis 10 lis css.
inue to b. mainly
which meets q rady
. coming forward
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27
ExEcUroE's NOTICE.
O7AkGns' Cenff Of - Rcrs's C...s., 4.

: ExECuro.'s NOTICE.
Os9Asss Court ef 81 Hsry's Cssssv, &s.-
May IL. lsfs.
nRDkRED BY THE COURT, That fi;e,
~ =. Dyer. Executor or ,Js.e G Diver.
late OF 50 lary's county, Maryland, d.
eeasee, give the notice required BY Law ss
the deceased's creditors 70 exhibit their
claims. and thst the same be pablisAed
osce weed fcrsix successive weeks m The
ST Nary's Beacon.
Test:
JsNEs r " RAlsy.
Register Wills for st Nary's eoua,y.
NOTICE..
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that lhsve obtsined from the OF.
phans' Court OF st. Mays county, Nd.
letters tessameatary on the personal estate Of
Jane Dyer, late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby notified TO exhibit the
same with the proper -ouchers attached
thereto, to the subscriber, Oh or before the
i2th day Of Nov. 1875, they will otherwise
BY law be excluded from the benefits Of the
said estate. All persons indebted 10 the
deceased are requested to make immediate
payment TO the subscriber.
U.s. GILES ? pYER,
Executor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27
REscLUrroHs.--At

Convention Of The
hge held recently IN
blowing resolutions
L desire and inten~
T Husbandry in this
!mote and further
kricultural interest,"
with every class.
= supporting and
ling of agricultuxsl.
iuciples of ourOr
ny and all attempts
just wages of OR
Iring classes; and
\ declare that the
is not agrarias ov
, not propose to
. direct or seeming
he legitimate in
"; that yet it de-
ID with them all.
to the music Of
wed aid common
ord in sentiment
community who
lful extravagaEce
bg of the peoples
taxation, which
bears most grew
ltural, mechanical
md We especially
Il, just and eco~
} Of national, St&te
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27

BACCTS RAW BONE SUPER-PROS.
PKATE
BAUGHS mon GRADE xANCRE FOR
TOBA Geo AND GRAIN
BAUGUS PHOSPHO-F FISH GUANO.
BACGFS PURE GROUND RA W BONES
BAUGES PURE BONE NEAL.
BAUGFS 4. A. NITROGEN.
ESTRELLA GCANO, trss bird d4es1.
~ All the above named Fersilisoss
for sale as manufacturers prices By
WIN. A. LOKER,
Leonardtovn. Nd.
April Is, ls75-3~s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27

II OCUST POSTS for sale. Apply 70
IL b. 8 ABELL. ST. Inigoes' Post
O&cs. Sc Mary's county. Md.
Nay 8, ls75-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27
Fire Insurance! Fire Insurance!

DEESoNS DESTROYS Of having their property
Il insured in the cheap and excellent home
company, known as the State Of lsaryiaad
Fire Iasa-aaee Company Of Raitissore,
Maryland. b. G. HAMS, President, can b
grati6ed by calling on or communicating with
the undersigned, 81. Inigoss' Post ofscs, So.
Mays county, Nd.
EDWARD ABELL.
Lseal Agsat.
oet.l. lgrt-M.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27
Surveying.

)ArsietvisAinst e enployt hessrvicesof a
L sadeniEned assurvey erv illaAdrpss
GEO. D. DEHr
6setinills, r o., n
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BlANDFoRD 4 CO.
0e0erno
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AHD DEALERS N
Flour, Feed, ETC.,
No. liz Sourx CHAaLEs Sra.sr.

MIR. GUSTAV A. RASCH, Of Bal
NA timorc. 10 . partner in our house
from this date. The frm name and style
remain unchanged.
In referring to the above announce
ment We desire to state. that With . great
" enlarged and ample cash capital 70
can Of r to our consignees unsurpassed
advantages.
WE ARE, AND ATALL TINES
WILL BE PREPARED. TO ANY
EXTENT. TO ADVANCE TO SHIP
PERS IN CASH THE FULL ESTIMA.
TED MARKET VALUE OF ALL CON.
SEDIMENTS MADE TO Us. and are
confident that this system of CASH advan.
ces will give them . security about which
there can be no question. and which sure
y will be preferred to any system Of
bonds or similar guarsntees.
Buying for cash. We are enabled to GIL
al orders for goods at prices which will
compare favorably with any other COM
mission House in the city. and pledge
our usual promptness and attention to al
orders and consignments to our house.
Mr.. TRUMAN DUvALL will continue
with US. aud will give the inspection and
sale Of Tobacco his personal attention.
Baltimore. April 8, 1875-3m*
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
O.phsss' CesrtefSs. Ksry's cessty, Set
May 4, 1875.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Susan
~ nah Newton, admrx. of Geo Newton,
late Of st Mary's county, Maryland, decreased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims, aud that
the same be published once q week for six
successive weeks in the St Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAS n RALxr.
Register Wills for st Nary's county.
In pursuance ofthe above order, hereby
give notice that I have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of st. Mary's county, MARY.
land, letters of administration on the personal
estate Of Geo c Newton, late of said CO.. de.
ceased. All personshavingc claim against the
said deceased are hereby Eotifed to exhibit the
same with the proper Vouchers attach there :
to. to the subscriber, on or before the 10th da Y
Of Nov. 1878, they will otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefits of the .aid estate.
All persons indebted 20 the deceased are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber.
SJSANNAH NEWTON,
Mayo, ls7s-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27

Msens Editoss -Pleass aascsscs Mr.
THOS L FR8EMAN. Ut The lss Elsesloe
Distsics, o. esncidas for Couosy Cbn-
asissieses. sud ssy, IL Be will eons-ns .
rsa. be gill b warmly supported BY q
IuigNs district and the vo:en throughout
The essssy.
March IL, 1878 osEo:ssts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27

h the Rev. Father
.i to Mrs. ANNIE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-27

lent District on Wed.
"a lingering illness.
about - years.
el
sih instant. CECE
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:. E celsior'"'

r. Farmers should zee that every Bag
10 brusdtd "a aLore, NTH The ANALY-
SIS and OUR NAME IN RED LET
TIERS. Al others are oownserfeits.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

CHANGED ORGANIZATION OF THE INMAN LINE.
The company popularity known as the lnman
Line has undergone change IN It's character and or
ganiraou Heretofore it has been private company,
or frm consisting OF individual members. who owned
different portions OF different steamers OF the COM
pany,s feet Its firm name has been tho Liverpool
NewYork and Philaoel phia Steamship Company" Ns
new designation is the "Inman Steamship Company
Qlmite)" As now constituted 1t Is an Incorporated
iusitution according 10 an act OF Parliament just
nossod sowners are now holders Of certain shares
OF the company stock in proportion to tho reiatVe
value OF their ownership AS the company at preseht
constituted, owners only held Responsible 1or
the liabilities Of the company 70 the extent OF tneir IN
dividua Investment Previously each person couIo 10
held for tho entire indebtedness OF the COM
pany and the very house in which he lived could DO
taken to pay the cOmpanys liabilities. There has Deen
no great change among the directors OF tho company
and there will be change In the management. in-
stead OF private company, the "Inman Line" Is now
an Incorporated Institution.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
TAMMANY HALL OPINIONS ON RAPID TRANSIT

TAMMANY HALL OPINIONS ON RAPID TRANSIT.
The Sub Committee on Rapid Transit of
the Tammany HaI Committee on Organization ha. sub
rnitted report, and has been approved. The Sub
Committee held two meetings 1t was found that while
all the members agreed the absolute necessity
for rapid transit work, there considerable differ
ence OF opinion 70 the method Of It's
accomplishment, the majority OF the Com
mittee cOncurring IN the view that the
read should be constructed by private enterprise and
capitl while others OF opinion that II should be
built and controlled by the city The majority OF the
Committee favor the majority report OF the Committee
Board OF Aldermen, providing that. ia pri
vate capital cannot be secured To bild a
rap,d transit road, the city shall proceed 10
construct v. Hearty approval Of the con
cuding paragraph OF the minority report OF the Alder
manie Committee Is also expressed This declares that
be question OF rapid transit III the several cities Of the
State IL the determination OF which by right be-
Ioags the Common Council or luca awulakiug body
in and for said cities, ana whenever the power de
fcrm.fe this question not posse these
Local bodies We respectfully submit that ~ should be
couferppd them act OF Justice with tle
least possible delay.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
THE NEW ELECTION.
THREE PARTIES IN THE FIELD.

TIE STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES TO BE
VOTED FOR To-MoRROw-THE VOTE or PAST
YEARs-BoTH SIDES CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
The first State election this year will be heid
in New-IIampshlre tomorrow. when Governor
Railroad Commissioner, three Congressman hve Couh
ciors twelve State Senator's aud county otbcers VII
be chosen Three parties-the Republican, Democrauc
and ProhibitOn-bave nominated tickets as ioilo"s'
Kp,lI.nn Democratic
Corer1or G. ClCDey. hoOer
aroId Charles H. Powers.. Adam l. fleree'
CIdSt. l. G. T. Nhehouse. .... frank !onen
YIJYh Cororto Dist II Austin T. Samuel beL
Dist Ill. Henry W. Blair .Beny " heh'
PrOnJ.0n.
ror co,,r,or ......,..... Nathaniel White
Ea.roGd Commissioner. lANi heHd
(Dst l. A. G. H.rv
,v,h Con7r.s Dist. Josiah Il. Fletcher
ps, kdwaTJ H. Weston
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
The RULES AND THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE TAM
MANY SOrIErY.

The ease CT Nelson j. Waterbury WAS under
confederation by ,he sachcms Of the Tlmmauy Society
on Saturday IL is charged that Mr.. wIerour, Ia hs
communications io Tie press durug his controversy
with John Kelly divdsad certain Of t1e actions OF tho
Society. In violaoD 0; as b Of membership and for
ma he IL liab!e D. expulsion. There 10
feeling against Mr Waterbury in the Tpmauy SOcety.
Dt MANY OF tae Ib0.s advocate bis CXpus.D. Hle
Wei ion uf the sHcheiBs Las not been made pIJic
At Iue meeting u tc SoCtty on 81 uily evening. O.:
vi tsu were presr ayOr Nckuaiu. Mtyor Iruvangrn
OF y.Ssey CITY, John k"v. and oia'I.. several VI
mewu,fS we're Iubtstsd. Tue Grsvj SIsss N elleU IL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

4. rocara IN tbe dangerous condition Of tho
wallis Walter Adams superintendent OF Bud'ngs,
testified that he had bad no personal knowedge ., we
danpcrous state OF the walls. There vas no pow,
vested m his hands which wonid permit him I" pn
down ony building without ode process or law no
%oT moi consulfcd with Mr.. Shaw, with the arcnl-
tect OF the building. Nicholas Murphy, an lnspcctor
ot Rniidups testified substantially as the Oiuefs III
snectors had done He had not thought II necessary 10
warn persons that the walls of the Shaw building were
unsafe No one probably had taken into CONSIDERATION
The effect OF ,heavy wind upon those walls The III
ouest was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08


A majority OF all the votes cast Is required IN Ne"
HAMPSHIRE for the election OF State officers by the pp
uar vote; otherwise the election Is thrown INTO 'no
legislature This was the In 1874 wheh tue VOC
by toe people or Governor and Railroad COMMISSIONS
yras as follows. GOvernor-Luther McCuteWhs u"p'
s419s James A. Weston (Dem) S5l9S; 1onn n''' "'lol
(Pro) 2o97 scattering, AZ: tota' 'o'c' 'i''0'
,o a choice 81 7ss The Legislature, which was Demo
cratic elected Gov Weston The vote for Governor for
.he M AZ throe Caors Vyae "a fooWs.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

YONKERs.-In view OF some alleged detects
in the working of the city cnarter. the Common Counch
have instructed the Committee on Laws and Ordinances
to pre- pare such amendments may be deemed neces
sary and to employ tie City Attorney. Mr. Ellis, to
assist them in tho work IL ia also proposed to procure
an amendment to the charter providing FOR NOR ,
equal representation OF the city IN the County Oad o
Supervisors 90 as give supervisor for each OF the
four wards
PoUGHKEErsrE.-At n special meeting OF the COpinoh
Council Saturday resolutions were adopted empower
lug the Street Committee to take all the necessary steps
10 avert damage By anticipated reshct Il5 action
WAS necessary because OF the Threatening cOuQtOh q"
the FakIll, which Is frOzen sOdy to the bet Or thc
cree H. and is spanned by IA bridges within the CITY
limits
Mt VERNON 1t is proposed to consolidate Companies
b aud Of the 27th Regiment, " G., as the terin OF
perVce OF number OF the members OF Company nave
expired, OF are about to expire.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

teption TO the election 10 he held nc the meeting
IN April There will probably be no radical oeengee
In the present Board OF Sachems and the REMAINDER Oh
the officers The Society Ia growing so large that tho
meetiuQs W III soon have to be held In the large han.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
THE SOUTH CAROLINA TREAsUREW

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 7.-Both branches
OF the Legislature have adopted resolutions for the ap
pontment Committee TO prepare an address to the
Governor aDding tho removal Of State Treasurer
Cardoza for alleged Irregularities In the execution OF
Tho law for funding the State debt The Treasurer de-
MES the charges aud an investigation will take place
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

Eth Atynue Hotel-Gcn. N. 7. Banks OF Massa, ASA,
George sberd,n Bmnehsm La, renee o, S ns os M,,
R"Sinl Er~csT Hoa..-Capt Edward simpson u Nyy ~
1m%s Hobl-JuogeD Cooley Of iowa.SL H'eo1s-ihe h'h
"a, n Cam onofIt
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
c,osrrNUAIIcS OF The INQUEST IN THE
~" CHURCH DISASTER

Corou4r Eicklsof continued the examination
h. relation to the St. Ddrews Church disaster on Sat
usasy. william T. Croft. Inspector OF bundnss' ties
tteg that he had examined the walls Of she Shaw build
ipg immediately after the fire. and bSd pronounced
tben ppsefe Hs believed thai the gale OF Wind caused
che fall athe wall lie particularly called attention to
some oose bricks. Mr crof. oDDended At nc time
shat the yss te made safe by brscing He bad bed no
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rHgRvoMErvs YgsTEgDA AT dJOVUr'. IN BfoAp"h'
0Am-y3 Noop-s5 50 n-32' aA"ss'-3i'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

The same degree Of confidence in the result OF thc
election expressed both sides. each party feens
sure Of success Tne record Of the Republican candi
date for Governor clean, and his ability integrity
and enterprise are unquestoned. Even his opponents
can And nothing to say against MN, ana pdse
the contest strictly upon party grounds. Mr. Cheney is
quite confident Of Republican victory. lie says the
party which casts sure to win, ana 10 tns
number he is quite certain the Republican party is ent
tlen Those Republicans disafeced last year
and voted for Gov Weston not at ALL lie thinks may
be counted upon for regular candidates this year,
GAIN Of 900 also expected from the PrOhibitioDsts
These votes combined Mr. Cheney believes. will insure
success even II the Democrats make 1000 votes by
naturalization frauds That such frauds are being
committed Mr. Cheney has little doubt, and IL
70 numerous cases The Democrats deny the charges.
and it said all the legal evidence required has been
furnished in every where naturalization papers
have been issued. The candidates this year arc all
new men, except Congressman Pike. All the SIX ifh-
pottant financial measures. except two, which were
acted upon by Congress during the past year. received
Mr. Pixies negative vote at one time he was absent,
and lat another he voted for Mr. Dawcss Compromise
Currency BILL This year he voted for the Tx and Tarin
bill and in favor Of revving tho Franking Privilege.
The Arkansas resolution and the Force bill were passed
in the House without his voting for or against them
Tho campaign this year in New-Hampshire was very
ouiet ono until within few days; but recently we'll
known speakers Republican and Democratic from other
States have addressed large meetings and considerable
interest has been developed on both sides.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
pose of nominating candidates for Excise Commission
ers and Iull town ticket, for the support VI 'onfo'
aucc nen NJ fha tOwn election In ApTil

pose OF nominating candidates for Excise Commission
ers and lu town ticket, for the support VI 'o"f
aDce at the town election In April.
RIyERHEAD.-The Suffolk County Court ana court OF
srssiuus the Hon. IL. Il. dyes preslng. WIZ con
yeue March Is. Several cases ol oipIueIa " d.
ported here, and there arc cases vi smaiEpoA NJ '
Point.
sEAFoRp.-A commnte OF the Kansas Homestead AZ As,
socaton which has recently been formd here wiz WISH
Kansas M Aprl To select suitable location Tor Town
The protector OF the enterprise Is DE- D. u hoh
UuSTNGros-An unknown thief affected an entrance
through one OF the back windows OF e. c. Princes
thmbe factory Friday night and atoe thrce DALI -.
silver which mad been melted from coin on the prc'ou'
day.
Mr4oIA-The special Committee, appointed at the
New County meeting held mere receh1y nce Eorth
Iempstead and Oyster Bay, to be held here on March ~
STATEN ISLAND.
EpGEwATER.-The private residents of this
village propose 10 erect public hall TO be known rs
Hberniau Hail. In which to have their puoc meetings.
lectures, &c 1t appears probable that the building
trade will be more brisk Staten Island during the
coming season than for several years past number
OF pew buildings To be erected in TINS town anu IN
other places The four extensive lager peer Drewcr' @
the new process or over 2OcOO saohs pei Jcai.
RIcHMoYD-Tne second meeting Of the new Board OF
SuperyisOrs OF RchmOn1 County was neiu on atuIuy'
II thought probable that the old clerk CroweI Con-
uer will lie reappoted EXSuperyisor Ellis was granted
Tciencv in his accounts.A vacancy Will occur next
Fan IN the Office Of County Clerk of Richmond County,
Among these are Willis Barton ofsNeH-Dorp, Wiinan
Garrison OF TortenyIle Abram Winan OF Rossvhe' D.
IT. Van Clief a.. and the present incumbent Capt. D.
Ii, COrtelyou.
srAcruTThe Mcrrck Camp-me,e,tne Assoca'i1n r. mas
recently been reoTgsnzed with W. PaiPs as dreS s
dent The new Boar. OF Managers intend, us sOOn as
the weather viii permit 10 Segll lls erection Ot hrpa'
100 cottages, which they will offer for sae a 'Io0 each
Other improvements are contemplated
FACToRYvILLE.-The ladies' Missionary society OF
the CAurch Of the AsciHsOn reports tnt Tue IeeeJpse
for the gear have s5i5 81, and the expenditures
s5l3 81.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

You can cure n Sore Throat with the hell
Of Da JAYxss good remedy Tor coughs an' d
Throat and Lug Diseases
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

A better investment than stocks are u
DIAMONDS sod BY HOWARD Oo'' NO. --- f'''" NV
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

r. T. DURKEE g. Co.'s SALAD DRESSING.
LUXURY AT soDERArg cosr. ,,
po and vegetable salads combining 10 rerec ion all the reqn
,es Of n exceedingly e and delicious dressing "h thoIoasDV
good "a sd is always assured. Sold by grocerl
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08
IAnnsupeementL
BURNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best.
Ihnngvp eeinentl

DIR. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS,
A valuable toilet luxury.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-08

PoNrRoY g. Co., IA Broadway, sell for "a
the bes. EIAsTIc TRUSS" ever invented
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-06


cARNwgLL-In Virginia, August 8 0eotge
0uslavs, son Of John and hary oarnwell.
aged ! month sad . days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-06
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tn. OAKLAND N,,es IN monlixipo anon
m. dse.dsnce Of The Rsoubl3csn psrty.
n Nv. "Ms.v Republicans adhere q
The organization for the erss. acts per.
,o,usd bv ,hs marty. and for The ysn.
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former days. Iney sec
the Republican party. under the leader
ship Of Lincoln. Seward. Greeley, Sam.
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nei' c
low "esd' Henry raymond governor
Andrews and others. men Who believed
In the people. and cared for thar rights: