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

waRAf--Reeeipss Of the ve<k 81 s6s hush
els, OF which 3, res ha ~ere Southern. ~. 500
bu. Western. and 500 ba. PENNSYLVANIA descrip~
tons. Shipments from eievasors-ba-: stock
in elevators III, 3s9 b3she's The market bis
been quiet The past xe~k " Oh fair demand for
the best grades, and psicrs generally have
ruled about steady. closing . shade 6rsner for
strictly prime and fancy lots Of Soaihera. The
sales reported NJ Change were 20 follows.
Souihern-lvo hu. common white az lilo
cents; ITO bu. fair do. At l25 censs; $50 ba.
good do. ~ l3S cts 100 bu do at leo cents;
iA3 ba. prime do. ~ las cts; Too bu. inferior
red nj 90 cents: 6s7 ha. common do. a 10
cents; $50 ba. do. at liz cents; It's bu. do. At
Is cents; 4i3 ba. do. li6 cents; 100 .ba. do.
at lls els COS bu. fair do. TAO cents; 7fo ha.
do. at l33 Gems: 3,2ls bu. do. ~ l95 cents;
2io bn. do. nj 2s cents; 400 bu. good do. at
~ cents; Alas ba do. ~ $50 cents; 400 ba.
do. at l33 cents; loS0 bu. do. NJ t3S cents;
7o4 bu. do. at isT cent?; 500 bu. prime do. AZ
l3s cents; a.o2s bu. do at lao cts: loo b,. do.
~ TAI cents; g. e2bu prime amber At las cents;
1870 bu. do. ~ LAT cents; go ba. fancy do. at
$50 cents.
CoRx.-Receip,s for the week 100. Iss bu..
of which 81. 500 bu. were Western and g., sss
bu. Southern Shpmenss from elevators 81, 100
ba. Stock in elevators i79. $50 bu.
The sales reported At Change were as fol-
loss:
Southern 600 bu. new white at 50 cents,
1875 bu. do. a, 50 cents; 100 bu. do. at So
cents; $3.50 bu. do. NJ IS eenis: 3 40 bu do.
at Sc cents; 200 bu. do. Mt 81 cents: 3, lao bu
do. AT So cents; 3,ss5 bu DO. a, &C cents; l. s2l
bu. do. a, 81 cents; 2 23S bu. do g. cents; loo
ba. do. at IS cts; l.le0 bu. old white at 60
cents; 800 bu. do at ~ cenis; 900 bu do. at
private terms; COCO bu. n-w yellow at 81 cents:
$3.50 bu. do. at Sd cents: 2. 095 bu. do At 50
cents; SIS bu. do. at SIS cents; 3. l6o bu do.
at Sc cents; 100 bu. do. At 81 cents; l, $50 bn
do. at So cents; lisa bu. do At Sc cents; /. $50
bn. do. At 81 cents; lie nu do. at 90 cents;
22o ba. do. At IS cents; 4?l ba. do. at sc cents;
32s bu. do. At private terms; 400 bu. old do
NJ - cen t. ut cars.
OATs Receipts for the week only II @ 2S bu
The market has been very duh bu, prices are
no, materially change from last week. The
sales reported AZ Change during the week were
rs follows: loo bu. Southern at IS cents; 100
bu. do. At 90 cent?; 100 bu. do. at 81 cents.
RSE.-Receipis light; on'y 544 bu. Only
sale reported leo bu. prime Southern O, 80
cents.
TonAccO-The market generally continues
dull. and he feeling 10 il is rather heavy. The
receipts Of Mary land Leaf are liberal bu, there
Is very little dems nd, and bnyers are holding
OF for lower prizes. There 10 nothing 10 note
in Ohio Leaf and the market for Kentucky and
Virg, MIA Tobacco is NIL dull We qau,e as fol.
lows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

A TRIBUTE TO THE LATE GENERAL
BREckISRIDeE.-M John A Beresford
Hope, NJ. P, writes as follows accep-
ting memorials of his ''much honored
and greatly regretted friend" General
John c. Breckenridge:
His name has been for years to us a
household word, and upon his arrival
in England Lady Milfred Beresford
Hope and myself sought his acquain-
lance, and had the pleasure of receiving
him as our guest, both here aud in the
country. Personal acquaintance pro-
duced a warm esteem aud respect, and
a vivid impression of his eminent abil-
tiles. have often since then remarked
that out of the persons Of distinction
have in various ways been thrown,
General Breckenridge was among those
who had irresistibly struck me with a
feeling of ability and ready power.
had looked forward to the probability
of his again, in better times, coming to
the fore and devoting his great talents
to the public welfare.
Truth WILL LAsr.-That old fami-
ly newspaper, the New York Observer,
now some fifty-three years old, still
holds on to the old positions which were
SO firmly advocated when it was found
ed. No new lights or nineteenth Gen.
tury doctrines have ever caused it to
trip or make any false step. 1t is al
ways satisfying in our day, to take up
= newspaper that is conservative and
reliable. The OIserrer comes to US
weekly with variety of reading in ad-
dition to the news, and it is always pure
just the paper for family. For spe-
cimen copies, address S. /. Prime & Co.,
New York.
Loss IN WErGHr.-It 10 said that
corn loses one-fifth BY drying and wheat
one-fourteenth- From this the esti-
mate is made that it is more profitable
for the farmer to sell unshelled corn in
the Fall at IS cents than at 81 BUSH
Ell In the following Summer, and that
wheat at 81. % in December is equal to
$3.50 in the succeeding June. In case
of potatoes-taking those that rot, and
are otherwise lost, together with the
shrinkage-there il little doubt that
between October and June the loss {,
the owner who holds them 10 not les,
than thirty-three per cent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

TonAooo c7Iux.-At . receot
meeting q ~ver. and fsetor. e
u.-sa.-a - 49,.
= 4. - 20, "a -
iouE = n'siDoses and Alter
= nee a. n md intesehange q
opiuions. a. n report a the Can
mitfre 49, ...--,-:.s-a =. -,
-
Inc 50 be appointed 1t the
nseet'ng ee1 ursday, the 18th uiti-
mo- .i'n mslSertions to suggest . plan
q when mnhants msy obtain relief
rom the - eonbinsd abuses which
c.ss ps.sao eee management OF the
Otsse sonace9 oxehouses, beg ieAve re-
sPecssuiv port
HAT tt 1ase carefully and DELHI
esateiy vea14 the subject committed
70 Their che and do urgently reccm-
mend that Ihe next Legislature be
memorahze4 20 abolish the present
systems o. Acco warehouses and to
institute IN = stead . system Of free
inspection4
The ab4le referred to at our last
meeting a~99n the report OF your COM
mit.ee are patent to every exporter
OF Marylee t2oacco, and to all mer-
ensu w. nave ee:isngs with the to-
oacco .afenooses' thas very little COM
ment 10 needed here IN explanation.
Nearly every shipping merchant
VINO mas seen maryland tobacco sam.
pies aoroad' nearly every manufacturer
VINO mas seen ana handled them at
home, has encountered numerous in
stances OF the grossest carelessness in
failure to fairiy indicate the charac-
ter, quaiity and condition OF the to-
oaceo which such samples are intended
10 represent: AS an example OF this,
one OF our Oldest and most respectable
sniPPing houses has Just been advised
that IN single shipment Of $50 hogs
heads OF Maryland tobacco forwarded
this year, eighty hogsheads had been
thrown out as being either frosted or
falsely packed; while the samples Of
those eighty hogsheads showed only
sound tobacco.
This Is only one instance out OF
very many; ana IN order to afford a
better UNDERSTANDING OF the giaring
discrepancies alluded to- your commit
Tee mas causeu 10 oe Drought mere Tor
general inspection a few State sam
pies drawn tins summer, and samples
OF the same nogsheads drawn IN Ea-
rope: com rarison OF which anords a
iair Illustration OF the subject.
inns Migrant injustice Is not con-
hnea 10 one Warehouse nor to indiv'd-
VA, pa'A"ses VI .o"'oco occurring mere
anu 'here' ou, " Pervaues the "no,e
system ana unless speeoiiv ana radically
coanterac'ed our friends abroad Will
refuse 10 ,ecosn,~e Tue samples drawn
III ',e S'a'e 'ooacco warehouses OF
Maryiand;
MI: rres'dens; the time Tor State
Supervision ana o'a.e laws regula.rne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

in Ral,imsre eity. % the 18th Of Mar. lsss,
by,she Rev. W. r. Pe<knaa. wu. n. stone,
u RsisineEe, . CORA BENNETT, u Thu
county.
IN washisgtna. b. c., a. The res,dencr ofin
brides fAsher. JOHN r. HERRkRT. u TIM
county. 10 Miss AMANDA Z. KiDwELL, q
Washing'on, D. G.
IN Baltimore ctr. % de 3ad inst ,lby ths
Rev. Mr. Lsskin. ". FREEMAN to Me
Laura v. HOLMES, both OF this coaaty.
On tie ssh instant, By the iesd. Fsthei
GAN.
On the 5ih instant. by the Rev. VIZ. starr
n. 8. HOPKINS 10 Miss MARY r. HARDEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

TALL PINE, Nd, Dec. 6, 1875.
Your correspondent, "A Mourner,"
seems to be highly pleased in eouse-
quenee Of the deatk Of Honorable Hen
ry Wilson Really I was not aware
that there was an individual within the
toarders of Maryland so void of deli
cate feeling as the learned writer in
question. Most assuredly said gentle
man was not in bis wonted state Of
mind when be penned the communica-
tion Of the 26th uls., otherwise he GER
tainly would have expressed himself in
q more symrathetical manner. That
the deceased was . truly remarkable
man, no right-thinking person will, for
one moment, attempt to deny. Born
of very humble parentags, with scarce
ly any opportunities for obtaining the
rudest elements of an education, he grad-
ually rose to the distinguished position
of Vice. President OF the noblest coun-
try upon this opaque planet Of ours
Mr.. Wilson was man Of self knowledge,
correct Judgment, manly independence,
and above all q good heart. He has
passed to his reward-the eternal abode
of the virtuous. Will "a Mourner" On
follow his steps in Christian point Of
view?
Our wide-awake Examiner has made
two visits to the schools of st. Inigoes'
district since the commencement of the
Fall term. Mr.. Tippett appeared to be
in buoyant spirits, and expressed hin :
self highly pleased with the general
progress of the pupils. Teachers aud
patrons are beginning to see their err
rors, and are willing to be guided by
the beacon light Of reason; or, in other
words, they are finding out that it is
decidedly cheaper to educate the youth
of the county than to let them grow to
mans estate ignorant and debased. 1t
is fact worthy of particular notice
that every uneducated child thrown
upon a community is q disadvantage,
yea, a disgrace to the same. A great
running to and fro for knowledge" is
rapidly becoming the order of the day.
There is enrolled ESQ says a late report
in the public schools of the United
States 100000 children. In the last
fiscal rear the average daily attendance
was 100000. The total sum raised
during the year BY taxation was 81 ,OOO,-
600, and the cost of public education
was about 74,GO0,OOO. Is this not a
cause for congratulation !?
News exceedingly scarce Just now
hereabouts. The health of our village
is good The ladies-old and young
are DOMINIC colored stockings, and the
doctors are patiently staying at home
expecting cases of poisoning.
The strict party democrats are putting
considerable faith in political prece.
dents in regard to the Presidential con-
test next year. Republicans are keeping
tacit-they are sorely puzzled
RALrAr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09

SCARLET FEvxR.-wm. W. Combs
Esq., residing in the Medley's Neck
section OF this district, has lost three
children within sixty hours of scarlet
fever, aged respectively. six, four and
three years.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Messrs Editors Dceso
STEPHEN l. DNEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor -ss-l.av. .. candidate for the
position Of States Attorney in 1879
We Selieve him to Be admirably fitted
tn discharge With 6jelity, boldnes. and
ability the responsible duties Of The Of
Zee. Many Friends.
Oct IA, 1874.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
BOUND
VOLUMES 3 Music
BOUND
MAKE APPROPRIATE
PRESENTS.

Among the many thousands Of Ballads and
Piano Pieces that We publish. there are some
that noted for their gres, beauty and last
ing qualities. We have made q careful s,lec-
ton of these pieces and Offer them in book form,
as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
cRAMToN's IMPERIAL
SOAP
IS9HE BEST.

This Sosp r. nsuass ssra from pure ma
txriaia and IS u eonsaiTs q large percentage
of Vegetable oil, is warfan'ed fsliy equal to-
tie kest inn ors.d Castle Soar. ana AZ The
=. me ,iae ,os<xsscs all the ~ ,shiag and cleans
Ing properties Of the eeiebrassd German ara
Frenth aud Laundry Soars. u 10 therefore
recommended for ese 10 the Laundry. kiirhcn,.
and BATHROOM, and kensr.i hossehoid pdr-
poses; also, for Psiaiess Pain,ess, Engineers,
and As<hinisis, as il viii remove sssins OF
lax, Grease, Tar. Oil, Paint, ETC., from the
hands. Manufactured only BY
CHAMPION BROTHERS,
., 4 .. ., 10 Rusge,s Place aaA
- ama Is Je0e sson street.
New York.
For sale By PARRISH BROTHERS. g.
Wtst Lombard street. Baltimore, Nd,
and Sroesrs generally.
Dec 8. lsl5-iy.
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Ligha
Nfandtss'|

No IT Ia
the balance |
tiul for ihd
IS, or four |
she purcl's1
Hills trea,d
IN which. II
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some 6ne u
breed tpried
than raw tlj
frov~ment 4
than that al
or wanted |
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Va is q for |
ii. Todd. 81
breeders in
is q euaran|
high mp In
tetrst aud y
fer, persons
der TO one Q
nominal r
worth man /,
Call and Z
ifornia, ST.
Nov IS, !
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
Late Sherif's Sale
of Real and
Personal PROPERTY,

nY virtue o. one writ Of Vcndi,ioni
HW ExPonas. issued out of the Cir
cult Court for Saint Mary's county. Ma
ryland. at the suit Of John J Allstan
against the goods and chattels. lands and
tenements Of William L Evans. and to
me directed. have seised aud taken ia
execution oil the right. title, claim. TO-
'erest aud estate a, Law and in equity OF
the said William L Evans in and to the
following real and personal property. to
Wit:
One tract or parcel Of land. located in
the Factory district Of St Mary's county.
called
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-09
White
FOR \
LEOl

TiIE schola
l. of Eve M
sumei on the i
BEN, bu, pup !
during The yeai
for absence or 1
of the session, 4
ness.
Board aud ,uill
French.
German. |
Music, |
W asi'ing and \
Halt Of the .
annually in Al
particulars. sd'
Mrs. ,
Aug &c. Isl
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Oh and ar,
etcane Z

Mary Wal
leave Pier y
fhurs.iay NJ
river direct
turning wiz
day for Be-
tuesday, mos
calling atal
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rests " har
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~, 49,
I,s''.t
aud r~ror,et
in this eau
ed. unless Cd
on or beio
ls75:providy
serted In Oh
week for til
the SAID Bird
The repoi
$500.
Trae 4
Nov Oh ID
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'TrAcHr|
Teacher \
No. 5. second
70 undcrsigne'l
81
Nov IL. Isl
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Nov 20. Il
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-03
upon and broken up, until the business is
becoming decidedly dangerous and unprof-
table.

The rag baby organ at Cincinnati invents
a story that Carl Schurz is in New York
arranging with the friends of Governor
Tilden for a presidential tick et--Tllden
and Schurz. We should mourn to see our
excellent chief magistrate go naked into
the great fight of the coming year, but it is
certain that if the Democracy of the
whole Union shall next year commit to his
hands the banner of administrative
eform and bid him plant it upon the
summit of the Capitol, they cannot depute
Carl Schurz, then or in any case, to be
the vice president Amendment XII, of
constitution provides that mo person
"constitutionally ineligible to the Office of
president shall be eligible of that vice
president of the United States" Article
Ii, of the constitution provides that mo
person except a natural born citizen
IN shall be eligible to the Office
of president But Carl Schurz is a
naturalized citizen. We commend to
the laundering ignorance of the Cincinnati
Enquirer these clauses also of the same
interesting document: 1.-The congress
shall have power \ \ to coin money. "
The powers not delegated to the United
States by the constitution, nor prohibited
by it to the states, are reserved to the
states respectively or to the people" No
state shall coin money" or make any
thing but gold and silver coin tender
in payment of debts"
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Sam Tilden's Chief Glory

FROM me NeU FORK sun.
Senator Conkling makes great account
of the alleged fast that the canal frauds
which Gov. Tilden has exploded and whose
authors he is bringing punishment, were
conceived and initiated while Democrats
had control of the Canal Board.
If this is true, we say it is the chief
glory of Gov. Tilden. There are few men
who dare to lay hold of corruption in their
own party, and who presume to deal with
the venality and peculation of its corrupt
members.
Of such men Senator Conkling, we are
sorry to say, is not ohe. He stands by the
crimes of men in his party. Grant and
Robson and Boss Shepherd have always
found in him defender. But Sam Tilden
is made of different metal. He attacks
and lays low the public plunderers of his
own party, and this is why the people
esteem him and confide in him. 1t is this
which gives him future, whether in office
or out Of office, which may we'll be envied.
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Blood. deranged condition of the Stomach, Liver
or Kidneys the of these Bitters will insure such
relief, and it Is upon this frank and fair condition
that offer this reward in candor and good fath.s
| JOHN ROOTS, Manufacturer, No. 292 Seneca
| Street, Buffalo, n. Y; VAN Setback, STEVEN
! SON & REID, Agents for John Roots Bitters, go &
| 81 Lake Street, Chicag go.
| For sale by all Druggists in Rock Island and VI
cinitY.