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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-21

THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIEs.-Si Louis, Sep
TENDER 19.-Tbe dispatch from Engineer E.
l.. Carthell, dated South Pass Jetties. yester-
day, to Captain james B. Eads, says the
storm still continues furiously, but no dam
age has been done to work except the wreck.
ing of one fl ,atng mattress and the loss Of a
few piles and one small hatbeat. Everything
is ready for rapid work when the storm
ahates.
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rne wes,erye,t Trial Concluded.

PHILADELPHIA. September 20.-The Jury
In The clse OF Westervelt, on irial LOT e,.a,'
pIlcity in The abduction OF Chaflie ,! nus,
brought in verd,c' this morning. o. san''
on the last three counts Of the iualc aaea''
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CRUSHED BY AN AvALANCHE.-Qu Quebec, Sep
TENDER 49, Yesterday three.story wooden
house at Cape Blanc was completely crushed
aDd buried 10y an avalanche of rock and
earth from the cliff. Fortunately, the family
occupying the house were absent.
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BLOODY BRooK.-The people Of Massachu-
sets on Friday commemorated The two hun.
dredth anniversary OF the bloody episode IN
Iodian warfare.
DR.. George d. Loring was the orator ofthe
day, and Professor William Everett the poet.
The massacre at Bloody Brook was one OF
King Philips most yengefn! and determined
efforts to destroy the whites, aud after Two
centuries the memory Of that sanguiBary day
is still fresh in the minds and hearts of the
descendants If those pioneers of New Eug-
land. The celebration al South Dferield was
an Observance OF u significant event, the
prospective annihilatiou Of poor Lo!
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California Affairs.

SAN Francisco, September 20.-The sub.
scription 10 the guarantee fund Of the Bank
of California amounts to $500, 900.
Full election returns for Governor give
Irwin (Democrat) 1925; Phelps (Republi-
can), 30,922; BidWell independently, 29,360.
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POSTMASTER BURT. OF BosroN, REMOVED
Boston, September 1S.-A Washington spe
cal to the Herald tonight announces the re
moya of Postmaster Burt, and the appoint.
ment Of Edward G. Tobcy in his pace.
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Boston and Charleston Steamship
COMPANY.

NEW. YoRk, September 20.-The Boston
and Charleston Steamship Company filed o
schedule to day. The liabilities are stated al
1886. 1927; nominal assets, $l00,0 O0-beine
the value of t9o steamers. The real assets
are put at 100000. The assignee filed bis
bond in $50 900. ..-
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0Daratle.

BALTIMORE, September 20.-The Mexican
juvenile Opera Company commenced an en-
gsgement a. the Academy of Music, in this
city, this evening. The house was crowded,
and they met with great Success.
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Ett,Ie Roess snrrainps:

LITTLE Rock, ARK. September 19.-About
a. NJ. fire broke ont In the bookstore Of
George Fl. Gibbs. In the building adjoining
the Anthony House on the west. Before it
was discovered nearly tbe entire inside was
enveloped In fumes. which rapidly pepetra-
ted the roof and spread over the adjoining
stores between that and the Anthony House.
In short time the jewelry. OF Bernays
& Poeck, the drug.house of Lincoln & Co.,
and French Johns res aurant were in flames.
The engines were all promptly on the
ground, and at this point it was thought the
fire could be subdued !; but the water gave
out, and the fumes leaped over the Anthony
House, and soon the single roof Of that
building was on fire. 1t rapidly spread
throughout the building, which occupies
about one hundred and ffty feet front on
Markham street, and ali efforts to save it
were futile.
FALLING WALLS
on the east crushed in a small brick building
adjoining, occupied as jewelry-store by r..
G.. Clark. The entire block, from Pollock g.
Co.'S, adjoining the Standard Bank building,
on Swain street, to the intersection of Scott
street on the east, with the exception Of a
small brick building, is now mss' of ruins.
IT is impos>Dle TO estimate the loss at this
time. There was no insurance on auy OF the
buildings. Very little furniture in the An
tbony House was saved. The loss Of the
proprietors (Cindnin &, Pray is estimated at
S3O, 900; no insurance. The losses of Lin.
coin d. Co., who saved most of their drugs
George H. Gibbs. and the others, are not yet
known. The buildings were all very old. th
Anthony House having been built in 1888.
Bernays & Poeck were repairing their store
ut the time; bad no stock IN it. Wiltshire &
Aliens law Office, over this store, lost most
of their library. Several other offices were
located ia this building. All the occupants
lost more or less OF heir furniture and books.
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SMUGGLED DIAMONDS SElzED.-NeD YORK;
Septem Der 1S.-Treasury officers seized Sl5,
900 worth OF struggled diamonds here yes
terday.
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A Big HAUL FROM PAssESGERs-NeW York
September 1S.-A large quantity of meer'
schlum pipes, silks, and kid gloves were
seize to-day from the passengers on board
the steamship Adler, from Bremen.
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Ry telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September -Noon.-Stocks active
and strong. Money, ~. Goid lit. Exchange
Log. $50: short. asa. Governments dull and
strong states quiet and steady. lsas5sft q,
Ere1.ing.- Money more active and advanced at
3G4. Sterling heavy at $50. Gold active at III
Oils. Governments active and better states
quiet and nominal. .saaats $50 -
BALTIMORE. ~ iSs{
BALTIMORE. September 20.-yirgtnia 6's, peelers,
40: consols, 62x. West Virrlnia's. 9. North Caro-
lima 6s old, 90; new, 10; specfoi tax, 2. BID to-
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nARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT Of RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 30, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER ~, 1870.
grss ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker; New f9rk, mss-
chs natse and passengers, G. w. Allen Co. agsnM.
Steamer j. W. Eyerman, Platt. thiisdeiphiat
,nercha ndisp and passengers, W. Hsrte1. va.
schooner George r. Hallock, sbarrctt, Nc" Sofk'
Hight, Curtis Parker: Es,,a.,,h,s casf
Schooner William Z. Greeh' Tunaos'p A,a SSN.,
Scho,ner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Phtiadslphia,
phospna,e, Powhatan Phosphate Company.
MEMORANDUM
The schooner Horatio Nichos, Dupuy. was soto-
iur nj New ork on the 18th for Richmond.
10y Telegraph
NV YORK, september 20.--srr!Se1; s sts.s o.
Navajo. Carina Arrived OUT: State OF dsofs'a'
Britanic, SwirZarIand.
MARINE DISASTERS.
CHARLESTON september 20--MH snG p1 ~.
schooner Harry &. sheppard. rom nfua '' -
Srw York. parttsiiy dismas'ed;, ..,r Ampits
OF sheOsarne arrived , mere srem ~ s. SS of
BIZ BIZ f.In,ro aud foundsfed nc sea on ihis patt So
prday is ,t Ia heavy southwest yale. 49,.
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ROARDING AND LODGING.
NOTICE.

lsraelites desiring seats IN the kaal hsdosh helh
shalome S,nagogu. for the ensuing holidays can
ob,uin them on DUPLICATION to 4A
ABRAHAM HARRIS. Treasurer,
Sc 2l-Tu,rt satSM IL k.E.i. S1a.cEe.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


EOR PHILADELP PHI A. 4RA
E The steamer j. w. EVERMAE. er3Ra98i4asff5
Captain PLATT, viii receive freight for the above
port til TUESDAY the 2lst instant. Ut O'Clock
Freight taken for Wilmington Del. Providence
Boston, and San Francisco, and bills OF ladine
signed through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals ana
stateronm, ~. W. Z. PORI IN. agent,
Sc 20-2t Z4Zo DOCK street,
FOR NEW YOR e The 4FFh
Il Old Dominion Steamship Com rany's ssz7EEassaaS
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
Will sail TUESDAY, September 21s.. at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods 1os'
warded with dispatch to all points north, soutn'
east, and west; Also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $l2; steerage, 70; round
rip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply 70
G. W. ALLEN Il CO.. AGENTS.
60 2O.2t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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ROOTS. SHOES, &c.

CHEAP SHOES FOR LADlES.-0&
u Just received. Ladies' 1877 bread SergeRMV
Button Boots. really good article, for IS " ~
areaily good article, for 1850; Ladies' 9-Thread
Serge Kid Foxed Congress Callers, really go0c arli-
Gle for s3 together with large supply OF all other
STYLES for ladies' equally cheap For good aud cheap
SHOE, of any description call on JOHN Y.
PAGE, JR, AgeIt, 900 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. Sc 10 3n
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REMOVALS.
DEMOVAL! REMOVAL!

Twill respectfully call the attention OF the ladies'
to the fact that l have removed to No. III Broad
street tone square below the old place., and being
under much less expense will be able to supply
them In HUMAN H Al R.WORk, FANCY GOODS,
jew ELkY, &C., at prices defying competition.
LACKS done up and repaired by Mrs. GRAN
GER. K. L. GRANGER,
selO I'll Broad street.
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BALTIMORE.

LOUISVILLE September 20.-Flo,r quiet ana
unchanged. Whcat qulet and firm at l.l9Cgsl.Zo;;
steady at 42l16Oc. Rye quiet and unchanged. Pro-
visions easier ana In good 1emand. PORK non ma:
6i2Ic clear sides. l21c. Bscon-shOulders, 81
@9Ac: clear rib-sldas. 13hQl134c.; clear sGee'
13%D13Zc. Hams-Sugar-cured. l3xDlasc.
Lsrd-Tfcrce 146144c. Whiskey, @l.l6. Bag
slo Y uufet and unchanged.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEIV YnRK

OATS.-6S bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-21

~ This moment the drums aud the bugle
1--WE me signal, and the companies Of lie.
H'oeH rallied 10 the hos. already around the
whites, and with loud imprecIlious cried,
'.rss WbIpthc damn rascll., kill The sons OF.
pas Go for Them" Go for the Raymond
"'t', htll tie Democrats" They had nj
"@jy eiYwred SO AGAR Tue whites they bad
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-15
Candidates.
FOR THE SENATE.

1essrs kins r Degas - Gssfiemea. -Plnsu
announce Col. JOHN r. DENT. Of Chapsiee
district. - Q candidate 10 an the unexpsrSl
term Of the late Hoa. Chapman RilliuSslsy 1.
the Senate Of Maryland. The4andidsev Of Co,
Dent tif the Cclonefs consent can be ohtainsd
TO serve) will give character 10 the democratic
organization in 81. Mary's and viii strengthen
and. IL 10 believed, safity the party in the COM
ing campaign. This Is the opinion a. least Of
a old democrat who has no are 10 grind ana
whose only object 10 the success OF The whole
democratic ticket. IAansa.
Dee II. ls74s
Iannounce myself % Q candidate for the Sen.
ate TO Gil he ansxpircd term Of our late dis
tingrished representative, Col. c. Bi,linsslsy.
and respectfully solicit the support Of my I'll.
iow-ciiisens.
THoS A LYNCH.
respectfully announce myself % q
candidate for the State Senate, to serve
out the unexpircd term Of Col Chapman
Bi!lingsley. and hope to receive the libsr-
a support Of my fcIlcw-ci,is.cs.
r JOHNSON COTTON.
Dee -. 1874
Messrs. Editors :-You will please %.
nounec Mr. THOS H BOND ~ . candi-
date for the Senate. and say that the Pc.
tuxeut District win stand By him n
NAssH.
Feb 4. 1873.
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Sworn before

IL the oath be administered before u
Justice of The Peace out of the county III
which the application is made. there N rs:
lie attached the certificate Of the Clerk o.
the Circuit Court Of the County in which,
The Justice resides.
P"rsons may sell salt to cure f.h in
March. April and May wi'hou. lice"sc.
License to Onlinaries and Tarern-
Keepers -Tho license 10 ordinarics a. ID
tavern keepers t" sell spirituous or fer
mcnted liquors or lager beer, in quaint
lies less than a Flint, at any one time, are
as follows: Provided, tina. the applicant
shall first be reco mn. ndcd to the Clerk
by tw" respectable freeaoljers of his i'm
mediate vicinity. aud shall make oath be-
fore said ClCrk that he has bona lie
land without Intending to evadc the re-
qui,emeu.s of this ar,icle) provided and
* Gets to maintain six good beds, with
sufficient covering & erefcr three
rooms mere than sufficient Cor the private
uses of saii ordinary keeper, with sta
bling aud provcnder for FIVE horses at
least; aud II sid applicant resides in the
City OF Baltimore. that he has provided
and expcnis to maintain twelve COED
beds with covering as aforesaid, and six
rooms.
The said applicau. is also to make oath
before the Clerk as to rate Of rent or an
nual value Of the house at or in which
the business to be authorized By the
liccuse may be done, or iutended to be
done.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs King aud Dowus-Gentlemea
Please announce IGNATIUS T. NAT.
TlNGLEY aud ROBERT & COMBS q,
candidates for Seats in the next House oil
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported by Chap,ico District and tie
voters Of the county.
Dec 3. 1874. D.xocRArs.
Messrs Editors-Please announce NJ
JAMES + ELLlCOTT. of ST. lnisocs'
district. As candidate for . scat in the
next House Of Delegates. and say that he
will be warmly supported by
Feb IL. 1879 Many Friends.
Mcssrs. Editors ofSt. Mary's Beacon
As John J Ail,tsu, E.q has lonced serve,
the public interest in cur county ii, c. rcly
and faithfully, and has been unwilling 10
receive any honors within the gift OF the
people, we hope that his son. JOSEPH S
ALLSfAN, ESQ.,. will consen, - be can.
dida,e for the next Legislature, whose eli.
cheney AID party zeal is well known 70 the
people Of the couaty. lie will receive IL q
undivided support OF
Factory aud st Inisoes'
March II, 1875
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mcssrs Editor.-Piease annousrsRAPHAHf
DOWNS as a suitable candidate fer the ssx,
Sherifalty, and cav that he will be WARMLY
supported by the voters Of Eesnaritown aai
Factory Districts.
Dee IL. lsfS. Hany DsfSnhs
Mr.. Editor-Please announce J. FRANK
SMITH IS q candidate for Sheriff snd, IL ts
will consent to serve, he will be warmly ssp-
opr,ed by his friends in St. Inigoes' Distriet.
Dee. ls, 1919. Many Vs0sa
NATTlNGLEY q candidate for Sheriff. He I
known to be competent and deserving, ssa .
such will lie unanimously supported BY IL
voters of ST. Mays county.
Leonardtown and Factory iistietA
Jass, 1874.
The business capacity. rrompiness n
duty. humane conduct aud personal H.
tegrity Of BENNETT r. ABEL. already
tried aud tested in the public service. in
duce the present announcement Of his
name for the next Sheriaalty. No better
officer have We ever had nor one who has
given greater satisfaction to plaintiff and
defendant. lie has the confidence Of
business men and
Dee 8. 1912 Tns MAssss.
GEORGE A. SIMMS. Of Leonard
town district. is respectfully announced
A. . candidate for the Sher;fialty at the
November election 10 1875 and will re-
ceive the earnest support of the business
men Of the county a. we'll a. the endorse
| ment OF MANY GxiISDs.
Dec 8. 1874
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BLANDFORD d co.
General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AsD DRALEne N
Flour, Feed, ETC.,
10. liz SourE CHARLES S7asEr,
BALTIMORE.

~R. GUSTAV A. RASCH, of Bal
WI timore, is a 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
ly enlarged aud ample cash capital we
can offer 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 VALUEOF ALL CON-
SEDIMENTS MADE TO Us. and are
confident that this system Of CASH advan-
oes will give them security about which
there can be no question, and which sure
~ will be preferred to any system of
bonds or similar guarantees.
Buying for cash. We are enabled to GIL
oil orGer. 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 ali
orders and consignments TO our house.
Mr.. TRUMAN DUvALL will continue
with us. and will give the inspection aud
sale Of Tobacco his personal attention.
Baltimore. April 8. 1S75-3m*
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Mary wsshington-Cap'ain Pritchard, will
leave Pier No. s, Light street Wharf every
Thursday Night, at II o clock, for Pssuxen,
river direct. far up =. Hill's Landing. Re
turning win leave iiilvs Landing every Mon.
day for Benedict, and leave Benedict every
Tuesday NOR ming at I o'clock, for Baltimore
calling at all the River Landings for lassen-
gers and all the landings as far down as For
rests Wharf Tor freight going and return.
ing. Freish, ed Thursday Tvs only, at No
| Tobacco Warehouse Wharf, up to O'Clock
PLANrER-Ca pt. Jones wili leave Pier @
Light Street Wharf, every Saturday and
Wednesday mornings At ESQ clock. for Fxi:
Haven, Plum Point, Governor Run, and
Pa,nxcnt River as far up rs Benedict. Re
! iui ming leaves Benedict every Monday and
Thursday moruisgs. a, . o'clock, for Bali.
more. Freish, received on Tuesdays amt
Fridays only, a. Pier No. 9, Light Street
WaArf. up TO 1 o'clock.
Il FORBES, Superin tendsnt.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent
ofiCs No. lis Light Street Wharf.
March -, ls55-tf.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

>Mesrrs Editors Please an ncunce Mr..
THOS l. FREEMAN. Of The LIST Election
Dist riot, as q eahcida,e for County Ctm-
missioner. aud say, IL he will consent TO
run. DO sill Be warmly supported by 50
fLi,ees district and the voters throughout
the county.
March II, 1878 Democrats
IfJOHN G HERBERT will allow hi.
nane 10 be used for County Commissioner
At the ensuing election, be will Be warmly
supported BY the voters or the c, unity gen
eral y and esps eiaiiy By the a.ge mass Of
march Is, 1875 Tax Payers.
n. Eaier-Yoe are requested to aancunce
A FFESW(Ck for reelection TO The Com
missioner Court n the ensuing election. HE
record 40 Q member Of present Corrt ID Nell
knovn asd ID believed to 10 approved By
Desss u. 1879 fh ees0is
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
WIN NJ While
& wife
Eugene Hisgs,
wife and others.

In the Circuit Count for st. Mary = cour.
~, sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No 3sS N
ORDERED, this 22nd day Of March
" 1875, that the sale made and report.
ed by j. Parran Crane. Trustee. in
in this cause. be ratified aud confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be showr
Oh or before the Sid Monday Of APR,
1875: provided a cspy Of this order =,
published in the ST Maryt Beaeon, ono,
q week for three successive weeks pi:o
10 the said srd Monday Of April.
The report states that the land cold fol
$40.
J. FRANK FORD. Clerk.
1r1e copy-Test
j. FRANZ FORD, Clerk.
march Is, ls75-3w.
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THE Southern Maryland Commission
i Agency. = Company organised IN.
der the General Incorporation Laws oil
Mary land. being now established At No.
53 Light street. near Pratt, Baltimore.
Nd. will be prepared to transact =
General Commission Business,
commencing on the 6rst of April. 1873.
They have secured the services Of Mr.
Tbos b ii Turner. an experienced To-
hacco Salesman, and have appointed Mr.
John NJ Page. Cashier. All the officers
of the Company have executed bonds.
with approved security. for the faithful
performance Of their duties. The CASH
icr has given bond in the penalty Of $780,
600. aud the Salesman in 225. 900. In
addition to the srcck Of the Company, the
customers will have the additional secu-
risy Of these bonds for their protection.
Prompt and strict attention will be Civ.
en- to the
Inspection IF tobacco. Weighing Of Grain
and the Sale Of all Products sntrusted to
their charge.
Al Pw chnses ,ciU be made on the most
faroraLle Terms
Ef Liberal advances niH be made ON
Consignments.
BY order Of the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
April l. 1866.
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IMPORTED ONLY NJ fHn
GULNAHAN7 GUlNO COMFY
PetersJwg. Ia

@Cash price for the Guanahaui. $40
per ton Of 1900 lbs-on lots Of 25 tous,
a deduction Of IS per toe will be made.
The time payments will be $40 per ton
90 notes for four mouths with interest
added-S42 so on notes for six months
on notes for IL months. S45. County
Certificates from persons who have used
this guano will hereafter be given. Cir
culars and information furnished on ap-
plicstion and all orders for GuauaLani
promptly filled. Apply to
JOHN + FENWICK.
Leonardtown, Nd.
General Agent for St. Mary's county.
March Is. 1S75-2m.
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Collector Sale.

.0N .pplicasion d Wa. Frank Ford,
" Collector Of the Stafo and County
taxes in the End election dktrict Of Saint
Mary's county for the ysuss 1873 and
1874. it 10 ordered BY The Cosnsy CON-
rissioners for Ssins Mary'a sosnty. thai
the said VIM. Frank Ford proceed 70 cell,
after giving twenty days pssvioas notice
at the Court House door sn1 most public
places in the county and b. publicsiion in
the Saint Mary's B.Acon. : nevspspes
published in Sain. Mary's eoanty. the fol-
lowing land in the 2nd cleetioa district oil
ST. Mary's county. TO vii:
One tract or parcel Of lss1, called and
known By the name Of
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Ialaeunce nyselia candidate for State
Attorney and solicit the supper Of ny fellow
tizeaS.
Esv 81 1874. JAS ELAKIsToIn.
respectfully announce myself as q csrdi
date tor reelection TO the Office o .State's A.
torney for S, Mary's county, and hope to r.
ceivs, As heretofore, the liberal support Of ~
fel,ow-cit;zens.
New 70. 1873. JPAREAN CRAUr
Iannouncs myself a. . candidstsfortbs
office OF States Attorney for ST. Mary's, asd
respectfully ask the support Of the voters .,
the county.
Jan 8, 1874. JAS II. WILSON.
M-ssrs Eiitors-Piease announce D.
STEPHEN l. d NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor-at-Law, a. q candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
him to he admirably fitted to discharge
with & ielty. bolduess and ability the re.
sponsiblc duties Of the cfficc.
R.rsh 8. 1874. Many Friends.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
John L. Foxwell
and wife
John Y Lrsby
& others

In the Circuit Court Tor Sc. Mary = cous-
ty, sitting ~ . Cour, Of Equity.
No. 500 N. e.
nRDERED this 18th day Of March. 1875,
~ that the sale made and reported
by j. Pafrau Crane. Trustee. in this
cause, be ratified aud confirmed. uulrsscause
TO the contrary be shown on or before
the 2nd Monday Of April, 1876; provid-
ed copy Of this order Be inserted in
the st Mary's BeaGon. once . week for
three successive week prior % the said
aud Monday Of April.
The report states Ihxt The land sold for
81 500.
JFRANK F0kD,
Csrl.
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J FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
March Is, ie.s-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-15
CONFIR NATION NOTICE.
Abell Sanner,
Procheir Ami
Charles E Shorter
& others.

In the Circuit Court for st Mar.s co..
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No ACT N Z.
ORDERED, this l7th day. Of March.
~ 1875, that the sale made and re-
ported by Benjamin G. Harris, Trustee,
in this cause, be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
m or before the 2nd Monday of April,
1875; provided a copy of this order Be
published 10 the Saint Mary's Beacon.
once a week for three successive weeks
prior to the said End Monday Of April.
Tie report states that the land sold for
81 900.
j FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
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FRANK FORD,
March Is, 1S75-Sw: