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Beautiful Waves of the Sea
Song and Chorus. Sterart. 30
Darling, Rest your hand Ia Nine
Song and Chorus. Leoai. 30
Don't Forget me, Mary-Soug / Che Percy. 30
Go, False One Ballad, Percy. 30
How are all at Home?-soug kchosus Percy. 30
Jimmie Brown, the Paper Boy
song and chorus, Hays. IS
Jennie, the Flower Of the Dell
song and chorus, Rdys. IS
Jolliest Girl in Town-song B eko Gerdrt. 80
o Death, where is thy Sting2(
Alice Cary's Dying
Hymn Sop. or Tenor 35c( GiaRnetti. IS
Alto or Bass 35c.
Ny dear Susette-Quarreling Duet, Lecoeq. 30
The Maiden's Mistake-Arietta, Giorer. 80
Ny Little One-song and chorus, Percy. 30
Put the Right Man at the Wheel
song and chorus, Hays IS
Sleep, thou Loved one-Screnade, Glover. 30
Sweet and Iow-Luilaby, Gtorer. 80
Sing Inc TO Sleep, Mother
song and chorus, Nsesrdrs 30
The Waiting Heart-Concert Song, Tory. SO
Thinking OF Thee-Ballad, Giorer. 80
Waiting, Love. for Thee
song and chorus, Christie 80
When little Mamie died-song 3 cho Hays. IS
INSTRUMENTAL.
Waltz from Maiame Angors Daugh-
Ter, Dressier so
Galop Drsssier 30
Lancers" Dressfer 30
Lily OF the Valley-Nocturne, Haylath 80
Aiice-Polka, Wiegsad 50
FAIRY festival-Morccau du Salon, Wilson IS
Waltz from Giroae-GiroaA, Wsgner IS
March Wagner IS
GaIop Wagner IS
Poi-pourri, Wagner 90
Fusileers March. WIegand 30
Close the Shutters, Willie's Dead-
Transcribed, PceAsr IS
Rose Bower Redowa, Kisael 30
Florence Waltz Norrel 40
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ETC., BY the best gsilcrs.
Nos. I, ?, 3. 4, and 5 pesef,6. larlor Music
Price 30 cents each. Evefy tauaher contains
several select Pieces BY xsnkel, Paeher,
Becht, etc.
Nos TO Il La Creme de ID Creme. Price 50
cents each. Every numbar eontaias at leas,
- worth Of classic and seiees Piano Music
Any q the asore Nailed. post sid, on receipt Of
tAt mayksd pro.
J. L. PETERS, s4a Rsdadwsy,
p. o. Boz So.
April 20, lsG5-lms
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Ot tALUABLE -.
REAL ESTATE
IN
st. Mary's Co., Md.
RY virtue Of . Decree Of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's County. sit.
'ins .: Court Of Equity. passed in .
cause IN which Mary Jane Stone l. Com
P'a'nans and John ~. Lloyd and others
are Defssdsnts. and bearing data ef the
9th day OF April. 10 the year 1875. the
undersigued. q Trustees. viii oG.r q
public sale. at The Court HOUSE door il
Lecnardtovn. On
Tuesday. the s5th day Of May,
1875,
between the hours Of I and 4 O'Clock. n. N i.
the following valasble real estate, 70 vit !:
All that property. located at the Head Of
st. Clemcnfs Bay. in Saint Mays eoan.
y. Maryland. commonly called and
known ~ tho
Head Of the Bay
property. with oil the buildings and lands
thereto attached; also. . tract Of land Id.
o'niog said property. containing about
20 acres,
This property Is the same formerly
owned by tho late Thomas w Morgan,
and lattcrly occupied by the firm Of John
NJ. Lloyd Il Co.. and is regarded as one
Of the best business stands in the county.
The Improvements upon it consist Of .
STORE HOUSE.
HOTEL AND DWELLING,
BARN,
.WHEELWRIGHT and
BLACKSMITH SHOP
and oil necessary appurtenant buildings.
Ii is located on the mail route leading
from Leonardtown to Chap,ico, and about
midway between the two places.
1t has long been celebrated as ono Of
the best mercantile locations in Southern
Maryland. 1t lies in very prosperous
ueighborhood, the situation is remarkable
for health and the general couveniences
which surround it.
1t is within mile and half Of Stones
Wharf. on the Saint Clements Bay. at
which Steamboats,. plying between Bal,i-
more aud Washington, call semi weekly
There is fine Grist Mil. upon the id :
jaccnt property. and Churches of various
denominations are within convenient dis.
lance.
Fish, Oysters and Wild Fowl abound
in the adjacent waters. aud the land is
we'll adapted to the culture of fruit.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the Decree. are: One
half cash on the day Of sale-the balance
to be paid in twelve moaths-the deferred
payment to be secured BY the bond or
note Of the purchaser. with security TO be
aPPfo'cu W tuc ITustees, auu 70 Dear
interest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall have
been paid the Trustees are authorized to ex-
ecute deed to the purchaser, free, clear
and discharged from all claims Of the par
ties to this cause aud those claiming BY.
from or under them.
ROBERT c COMBS,
JAS s DOWNS.
Trustees.
April %. LISTS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
Head of the Ban

property. with oil the buildings aud lands
thereto attached; also. . tract Of land Id.
dining said property. containing about
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
NOTICE.

In pursuance 9th. above order, 1 hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
PAans' Court Of 81 Mary's county, Maryland.
letters of administration on the personal estate
of Edmund Neale. late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims agsinS. the
said deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached there
to, 10 tie subscriber, on or before the 3oth dsy
Of Oct. 1873, they will otherwise by Law be
excluded from all benefits ofthe said estate
AL persons indebted TO the deceased are re-
qaesied TO make immediate payment to the
subscriber.
FRANCIS c. NEALE,
Aaniais,raier.
April 20, ls15-ew.
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800 acres.

more or less.
This lard is located on the Patuxcnt
river, in the County and State aforesaid
and is Jar, Of the valuable Estate former
iy owned by the late Hon. Richard
Thomas.
1t borders directly upon the Pa.uxcnt
River aud is Immediately adjacent to
Milestone Landing, at which place the
Weem's line Of Steamers call on their
triwcck'y trips to and from Baltimore.
The land is in fair state Of cultiva-
ton and Improvement, has large amount
ofsparc
TIMBER
upon it. and is well adapted to the growth
Of the staple products Of this section Of
the State.
The timber lies within = very short
distance Of navi gable water and can be
placed in market at very small expense.
The improvements upon the property
consist Of TWO TENEMENT HOUSES
ard BARN.
The superior advantages which the
Patuxent River affords for the prod uction
OYSTERS
is SO we'll known that We deem il uunc-
ccssary to make special reference to them.
but the location of this property from its
proximity to one of the leading steam boat
landings make. it peculiarly valuable to
those wishing to engage in the oyster
trade.
The location is healthy and convent
ent, and the neighborhOod pleasant and
agreeable.
This land is we'll watered, and the soil
well adapted to the culture of fruit.
The Patuxcnt Fall fisheries have been
extremely productive aud profitable du-
ring the past several years. and no bet
ter location can be selected by any one
DESTROYS of engaging in them.
THE TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the Deed of Trust, arc :
All the purchase money in cash on the
day OF sale.
When the purchase money shall have
been paid. the Trustees will execute deed
to the purchaser. free. clear and discharged
from all the claims Of the parties to this
cause and those claiming by, from OF
under them.
JOHN W MITCHELL,
ROBERT c COMBS.
Trustees.
% Al A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
3 ONE<
res,

more or lea.
f. the lss Flee
Mary's Couasv
ed to John n
nd County saxss.
Or the year 1915
e73.l0
Dry LIST. 1875.
to the higheat
heTsxes and ls-<
% per the above
and. when sold.
Of bargain and
reof.
49,
pRANT.
nmissiouers
lary's county.
rem. that the sale
land will take
door in Leod.
lay Of June.
o'clock, m. aud
pXwELL.
Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13

They are situated ut tho head Of the
st Mary's River. 10 tho 2nd election dis
trict Of Saint Mary's county. Maryland,
and are remarkable for the beauty Of their
location.
The land is in fair state Of cultivation
and mprovcment-there Is abundant
TIMBER
upon it for tae support Of the place and
some to spare for market.
The soil is excellent, we'll ADAPTED 70
the culture Of al! the staple products of
this section Of the State, whilst the fne
tide-water advantages especially COM
mend it to those DESTROYS OF engaging in
the Fishery or Oyster trade.
There is fne
DWELLING
and all necessary
upon the premises. all of which are in a
fair state Of improvement.
Churches. Schools, Stores, etc., are
convenient to this place. and also wharves,
at which Steamers call at their regular
trips in plying between Baltimore and
Washington.
1t lies within four miles Of the St Ma.
rvs Seminary. one Of the finest aud best
conducted schools for young ladies 10 the
State.
The St. Mary's River has long been re.
gardcd as one Of the most prolific es,ua-
ries of the Potomac in the prod uctiou OF
Oysters. Fish aud Wild-fowl.
AS stock and fruit farm this stands
unsurpassed in Southern Maryland.
TERMS OF SALE,
rs prescribed BY the Decree, are: One
third cash on the day ofsale-the balance
in two equal instailments at one and two
years from the date thcreof-thc deferred
payments to be secured BY the bonds or
notes OF the purchaser. with security to be
approved BY the Trustees. aud to bear in
terest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall have
been paid. the Trustees are authorized to
execute deed to the purchaser. free.
clear aud discharged from al! claims Of
the parties to this cause and from those
claiming BY. FROM or under them.
ROBERT c COMBS,
JAS s DOWNS,
April %, 1S75-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
20 acres,
more or less.

more or less.
This property is the same formerly
owned by tho late Thomas w Morgan,
and lattcrly occupied by the firm Of John
N. Lloyd 4 Co.. and is regarded As one
Of the best business stands in the county.
The Improvements upon it consist Of .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
PART OF kATTlPON|.

as divided and allotted TO X. Thomas
Zarvona. under Bill and proceedings for
partition on the Equity side Of the Cir
cult Cont for Saint Mary's County in the
case of X Thomas Zarvona VS. George
Thomas and others, and containing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
Tuesday. the s5th day Of May,
1875

between the hours Of 1asd 4 o'clock, D. N !,
the following valasble real estate, TO vit :
All that property. located at the Head Of
st. Ciemcnss Bay. in Saint Mary's eoan.
y. Maryland. commonly called and
known n the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13

Trustees Sale
8 or VALUABLE
Real ESTATE
ON n. MARY'S RIVER
st. Mary's Co., Md.
DY virtse Of . Decree Of the Cireuit
- Court for Ssins Mays county. Sit
ting - Court Of Equity. passed in .
cause IN which Mary J Easien il Con-
plainaot aud Ignatius J Langley. Exccu-
tor Of Henry e Edslen. and others are
Defendants. and bearing date Of the 18th
day Of June. in the year 1874. tho I'M
dersieued. ~ Trustees. will offer 1t pub
lie sslc. 1t the Cosrt House door in Leon
ardtown. on
Tuesday. the 25th day of May.
1876,
between the hcurs Of I and 4 o'clock. .
-. The following Real Estzie, 10 vit:
One traet Or parcel Of land called
|HATTEM'S REST,
containing
$50 acres,
more or less;
One tract or parcel Of land called
THOMAS MANOR,
containing
30 acres,
moro or less;
One tract or parcel Of land called
BOUGHT OF HOPKINS.
containing
% IL acres,
more or less.
These lands lie adjacent to each other,
and comprise in the aggregate
H3 IL ACRIS,
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Id inspect the
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atentee for
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ELOL 4.
in the next
public inter.
ing Col JN0
Col TIL <.
.AHAI 20
orkins men.
el a pride in
pat such .
Democrat.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

letter shows total msconceptou Of the spirit ana
text Of the Leagues circular What action the neon
ing Academy Council will take Is not yet known.
singular point in the management of the Academy
Is that its pupils denied the privileges OF the library
connected therewith-an indispensable adjunct to q
proper OF study Aeademicians and fellows
only allowed 70 borrow and read the works upon
its shelves while the pupils must shin for themselves
Connected with LEcole des Beaux Arts In Paris IS an
extensive and well appointed library thrown open Of
course, 10 the use OF the art studenta more nearly
complete and valuable library Is that of the Munich
Academy Of Fine Arts and the pupils allowed TO
borrow as many three volumes az time. Is IL NOS
significant fact that the art students OF Academy
should be deprived of the invaluable assistance OF books
on art and that the OF these volumes should be re-
stricted TO men who supposed to have read them
years ago. The Academy OF Design has three
sources Of which, however, prove
Inadequate for its proper mantenance These sources
are an endowment fund OF $50 600 le by Suydam the
artist; the receipts from annual exhibitions in the
Academy building and fund derived from the sale Of
islowshps. The fellowship fund established about
twelve years ago Subscribers Of 500 entitled to
nVe season tickets annually for life, and other prvi
eges while persons subscribing $500 have all the prv
ieges OF life fellowship and may convey their privileges
TO an heir The fellowship plan has increased the
cepts OF the Academy by about S1500O0 Another inn
poruant Item Is the immunity from taxation which is
secured by the free schools connected with the Acad
emy-a saving of about 81, 600 or SO, 600 year.
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
CURRENT TOPICS.

The poor Indian is In chronic state Of discomfort
He Is beginning however through the tricks and
the manners OF the white man He complains that
whenever appropriation of food clothing is made
by the authorities at Washington flock of harpies at
tends the feast and when it reaches the Red River
there Is nothing lett but bones and tatters He is un
reasonable enough to complain and then we send out
soldiers to shoot him for grumbling The Christianity
of the nineteenth century to bo something of
mystery to him. Strangel
Rev. Dr. Fulton, of the Hanson place church
Brooklyn, though an admirable gentleman lacks the
virtue Of resignation Last Thursday evening his
trustees and deacons to the conclusion that
though Baptists they preferred cold hot and
requested the pastor to be the lookout for larger
field OF usefulness The Doctor, however keeps the
pot boiling and the chances that in short time
steam enough will bc generated to blow up the whole
concern.
1t has been suggested that an uptown daily prayer
meeting ought to be held The Church of the Disciples
has been offered for that purpose This is good
and ought to be heartily seconded. Such meeting is
to be held in Lyric Hall from day to day.
Rev. Stopford Brooke, Of the most popular
clergymen Of London is about to retire from the pull
pit Many man might be sooner spared.
The Baptist Weekly has opened tho war on the public
school question by couple Of editorials which its sub
scrbers at least will read with interest This matter
10 excite some lively discussion before be settled
and 1t is Of such grave Importance that all hot blood
and bad temper should be kept out Of tho controversy
and tho camest and sincerest thought Of the people
given to it, 1t will probably obtrude itself upon our
tenton In way to demand settlement before long, and
too much careful and honest and charitable thinking
cannot be given TO it, When do meet 1t let us do it
calmly, and when wo settle IT let us settle II forever
All the religious papers have something to say about
The revivalists, Moody and sankey, this week. They
do not as to the value Of tho work pronosed nor
as to the way in which it should be done; hey all
admit that something ought TO be done ane yhat somo
body ought to do It, On the whole there is about the
average amount Of agreement that generally exists in
religious bodies.
Mr. Beecher is bound 10 keep ahead Of everybody
He was last seen accomplishing this feat by riding on
ehe COW catcher OF locomotive
Thereis considerable excitement just now among the
Aeihodlsts concerning what are rashlY called laih
The New York herald., 1875-09-26

and on Sabbath days. Be firm 10 your principles he
remarked and you shall SEQ the salvation OF God and
the present falling OF he predicted would injure
the congregation Let organs peal in other synagogues
but let the organ OF voices appeal 10 God and lot
us, at the close Of the year. think OF the days Of
our youth The year has gone a tale that
rs told and no earthly obterate the record
OF our errors that II carries; human agency abb
solve us from them But there Is hone oFor though
your sins be as scarlet they shall be wool though
they oe red ike crimson they shall be snown And
now In parting with the old year. let be impressed
with us teachings and let young enjoy them
selves in this life and fear the God OF their fathers
that their days may be prolonged Mr. Isaacs closed
with an appeal 70 parents 10 be tathful
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
ILLICIT DIsTILLERs IN GEORGIA.

The Savannah Neos Of the 18th inst states that tho
internal revenue have been busy Of late picking ~
the small whskey thieves in the northern part oi
Georgia Within the last few days upward Of 100 illclt
disers have been arrested and the capture Of nfty
more in the section Of country is reported The
nne In the average Of these cases will amount to $780,
and Imprisonment two months This raid has not been
made without some loss, local agent by the name
OF Greer belonging In Pickens county, Ga, has myste
riously disappeared and It s feared that he has been
fouly dealt with The authorities have also picked w
hfty whskey thieves In Yrginta-
The New York herald., 1875-09-26
THE PHENOMENA OF REVEALS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
Persons at all familiar with certain phenomena dur
Ing the past century will readily call To mind tha
, 1875-03-04

ENGIANp's SOUTHERN EMPrRE.-Eng-
lands empire in the southern hemis-
phere covers 3,OO0. 600 square miles
the size OF the United States. less Alas
ka. The white population Of Australa-
sia. as these great islands are called.
Was, in 1850. about $40. 900. Now it is
but a little less than 1900. 900. yicto>
ria has grown from n 900 to 49,. 900 in
these twenty-five years, . ten-fold
growth. Queensland has grown from
5000 to 125, ,0O. Tasmania, which had
population too small to be counted in
1850, has 100, 600 now. New Zealand
has grown ten-fold in the quarter of a
century, from q, 900 to 266.OOO. The
population of Australia is largely Eng
lish and strongly Protestant. Emigra-
tion has been ffeeay encouraged. Sev.
eral of the colonies are no longer penal
and the actual number of criminals on
the island ia very small. a
, 1875-03-04

The OLD, OLD SCosY.-Her mother
had told her not TO marry until she
thought she wss abls to support hus-
band; but she needed not her gentle
mothers warning; she went and got
civil-contracted to q man that vas
fine. longvinded talker and who could
sit around and keep stove warm bet
ter than any one she ever saw IN her
life. And then how proficient he was
in lying in bed and snoring on De-
cember morning, while she got up and
split the wood, made the FIRE, fed the
horses, swept the door, boiled the coffes
blacked his boots, mended that hole in
his coat. sewed on that shirt luton,
and laid pipe-full of tobacco alongside
his pillow. Aud how loving she must
have felt tow ards him, when he got mp
al last about ten O'Clock. cursed her for
making q noise, and wanted to know
why there was no beefsteak and eggs on
the table. and why she hadn't pawned
her wa:oh--it was dying mothers gift
in order to give him whiskey money.
And when. after three years Of this she
left him and went ont as sewing girl,
people spoke of the dsprayity Of the wo-
man who had left her husband,
, 1875-03-04

How TO MAsAos HxR.-A man nfmed
TaadIss in Virginia has got his wife in
proper subjeetion. and means TO keep
her 50. "Oh. says be. in t'lling about
il. il ..there amt many who know how to
rule . vife., Now, my old woman is
one o. the best natured women, in the
world, bnt she's. got the deuce OF q
temper. Whenever I see she's got .nef
madness up, if it's dozen times q 1ay'
I just quietly say nothing but ratner
humor her, and she comes round after
a time. Even when she throws things
at me or gives wild dash at me with WITT
the broom or rolling spin. just dodge
o little, and she never hits me the third
time before get my eyes on her and
let her know that disapprove Of such
actions on her paxt... Perhaps. I Lave
to leave tie house to show her this, but
she sees the point. Then. by being
careful not to irritate her. and letting
her have her own way. I manage to
make her do as / please. And You bet
make her understand aud appreciate
my discipline. Oh. I keep her under
perfect control. A man has. ron know.
got to be the master in his own house.
or your vito will ride you down as i
you wasn't anybody. My wife's q per-
feet angel in her: natural disposition.
bat any other man but me would spoil
her." - -tfsg' GCES
, 1875-03-04

~ A real hero is he who in the pres
ence of danger conceals his fear lest
others, becoming terror! stricken. might
loss their senses. Such . man was
found in the person Of a Roman Catho-
lie priest in New York. who recently
urged his largo congregation to leave
the church and enabled them to do 20
with absolute ignorance Of the csuse'
and yet before thew were fairly ont
flames broke forth under the altar where
the priest had been standing.
, 1875-03-04

A CAUTIOUS YouNo NAN. Tho other
day Justics Pott was called upon to
marry a couple on Fort street east, and
he was asking the bridegroom: "You
promise to love. CHERISH" etc.. when
the young man blurted out: ..'See hsrel
l want fair understanding about this
thing. Does that mean that I've got to
take care of her whole family, Of only
herself?" His Honor Explained. and
the young man continued; "Weu. 70
ahead. I only wanted to know how
much of the family I was marrying
Detroit Free Press. e -
, 1875-03-04

y A distinguished clergyman. Dr..
Hawes. used to say that his style Of
preaching was moulded by the criticisms
of DR.. Emmons on a single sermon.
DR.. Hawes read paper to his tutor,
e1uberant with rhetoric. Joel" said
the sage, Il kept school once. When
I punished the boys I always stripped
the leaves of the rod drawing his
imaginary rod through his fingers.
, 1875-03-04
LIVERY .9TABLE
1I0t1ce.

RY AN ORDER OF THE PROBATE COURT
- Of King County. ". p, made on ths.12th
DAY q February, A. D. ts7s. I va .sppomted
Administrator Of the estate Of James G. Nc
istrator Of the pertnsrship properly Of Mckay
Cusack. All persons having claims
against tho said. estate arc required to
present the same. properly proven.
within one year from this date. and N parsons
In debt to the sape viii make imnediate raw.
ment to me. STUART CRICHT0N
- .'ssA q Administrator OF eaid Est,te.
Seattle. ". T, Feb. 9th, 1875. a.
, 1875-03-04

q Many years ago the city Of Balti-
more invested three aud a quarter mil
lions in the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
and raised the money by issuing bonds
at 6 per cent. interest. The annual div
idends upon the stock thus held BY the
city have long been 10 per cent. leaving
a clear profit Of $3.50. 600 year for the
benefit of taxpayers. Il