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TAXES FOR 1876.

CITY COLLECTORS OFgIcE}
! -sESt RICHMOND, November 80, 1o7D'
This Office will be open daily from O'CLOCK a.
NJ. 10 G;o'cOck r. NJ. from the 10TH TO the 3Asr
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, Tor me pafH s1S
of receiving from any person Who has ALREADY pai9
ene half only OF the city taxes charged TO if.Ei 1Ee
remaining half; and that a
TEN PER CENTUM
will be added to the amount OF said remaining na
Of the tax charged In every case the passE
assessed shs!! fail 10 pay said remaining hai "iu
the time SO limited. g,
But in case any person having failed to psy Ia
the month Of June one half Of The Cay taxes JUL
from such person shall Gall ~ pay The asos si
thereof on or before the 3lst day Of, Oeceu1S"'
there shall be added
aassS TWENTY PER CEsTUM
upon the amount OF the tax 20 REMAINING uIs IN
The Collector would especially eau ast'hS'-- ~
the delinquent bills.
;,3. 3.E REAL AND PERSONAL.
addition 10 the twenty per eeo 70 DO aaa 70 be
a. directed by ordi NAMES 10 post copy OF ~ - u
auent personal bills .at the fro4 door OF dne -
Han during the February teED ~ ttfs va
Court. Jofa Il 1''-' Iscilesss =,
de l-1m atag es+ 3tE--4 - os.s~~ u.
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HOTELS.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
CORNER MAIN ANDTWELFTH STREETS.

nounces to the public that the DINING ROOM OF
this hotel is reopened and solicits share OF the
public patronage
with rooms at present, and many more In few
weeks
The location of the American makes 1t desirable
for members Of the Legislature and transient
guests. - ---"~-"-" Sae 0V-ob
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General Assembly of Virginia.
Tz.. WEDNESDAY Decenber ~, 1870.


WspNFsDEsYs, Decenber 22g, 1870.
sEHATE.A
Mr. or1sESBRanY I'D The cbasr. !,
n a number of House bills were twice read
and appropriately referred.
House joint resolution lin relation to the
graves or southern soldiers at Fort Delaware
was taken up and agreed to. - ~ .---.,'-
|. Mr.. ALLAN presented q BILL In relation to
The punishment, OF ninoral convicted OF
felony which was referred. ..-.-s.--.s..-..--,e-
Mr.. PIEHEY presented bill to fix the arbl.
trations in the, Mafyland'and Virginia bound
airy line; which wassreferred.
MIR. smlTH presented q resolution request
ing the committee appointed by the JaEs8
River and Kauawha Company to inspectfBee
canal to make an early report Agreed To-.
Adjourned. ,'',s, ,,.s.,S: .s..lG Ii
49,. HOUSE OF DELEGATES. II +
House met at u M. Speaker HANGER In
the chair. = i; s.-s=g So. azi
The journal was read. No quorum pre-
sent. 80 So /,
Leave Of absence was granted to several
MIR. LACY, of New Kent, stated that Mr.
JACKSON, OF, Amelia, was. detained from1hiis
seat by illness. -. ...8..,q
Adjourned, on motion Of Mr.. WALLACE.
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I MT SPECIAL NOTICEABLE THE
LADIES, and GIRLS over twelve year OF age, Of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church are re-
ouested to meet In The leoture.room Of the church
a& / Q NJ, promptly, THIS (Thursday y MORNING,
regardless of the woa ther. ~ - s aa'.s =
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Died, on, The Goth, at 6 o'clock 2. NJ, ANNA
RoSELLA; infan1 child OF q. j. and e. v. Pafater;

n FESTIVAL POSTPONED. The
festival to- the children OF, the Episcopal parish
schools has been postponed until TOMORROW
friday at IL O'Clock Those interested will please
send in their contributions as early as possible on
fS,y dav Z
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n LADIES' } J, , ATTENTION.

H LADIES, ATTENTION.
/ The GREAT FRENCH SYSTEM OF DREs g
CUTTING and FITTING = taught AZ the oflee q
the SINGER MANUFACTURING- GoMPAH 7,
S21 Main street.. itF31 4s4ff HSS 1gI
This is the oaly PERFECT system now In nse.
/ Ladies wishing to leara car; have Innings cut
FREE on Friday, December lss, 70 prove it,
b de S0.It 6eIL.as.1.y at1.s....e.l 49,. ~; I
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MEETINGS..


~ FFICE OF THE OLD DoMINIoN1
.4-ga E:r rzE.-. "s..s GRANITE COMPANY, I
IL. a., -....r.,.. sE December %, 1875. }
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
4 the stockholders of the OLD DOMINION
GRANITE COMPANY, in their office. tu the law
Office of B. III. Nash. Esq, No. 10 Main street,
Richmond, Va, at ~ 81. MONDAY The 81 Of
January, 1876. .stsa-a- de 2S-td
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~ FRESH COD-LIVER OLE.
! :,2I,7u-5gEG t.t@ ,saS9r' Tt3 :'s@ q
.ffe s-.zgn 9s4 -en415 tat5.
.r,- OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have Just received supply of our MEDIcL-
SALLY PURE COD.LIYER OIL, which is made only
of HEALTHY, FRESH LIVERS, and has the endorse
ment OF physicians and patients that IL Is MORE
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH ana more Ieadlty
1870 - MEADE & BAKER,
4. .s.,sf.- s.s.lt s.E. Importing Pharmacists,
. no v7 ,r-s., 9l9 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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DEATHS.

e
Died. in this city. on The 2Sfh or December,
CHARLES GENTSItin the thtsty.seeond year Of
Friends and relatives OF the family are invited to
attend bis funeral from Trinity church on THUhS-
DAY the som fustaut, at hah-past O'Clock.
Died, IN this city, on the LIST of december, JAMES
GILBIS, aged fifty years. y - 49,
He was the faithful servant and friend Of he late
d. Lee Powell before The emancipation. and at The
iirnc Of his death was In the service Of Rev C. Fl.
Read. he was AMMAN of araiable aud generous
Dispositions consistent professor of religion, and
SELF denying friand. He had Won the esteem and
In society. who feel bereayed by his death. The
writer OF tbis brief NOTICE with his family, share
deeply In this sense Of bereavement. III la1 T.,
Died, in this city. on The morning OF the 29th In
slant ELLEN BsIRNE, wife OF Adolphus Blair |;
in the twenty-eighth year OF her age.s
) Funeral services will take place at 81. Paur
church TO. DAY Goth instant) at O'Clock P. IL.
Friends and acquaintanceE are respectfully invited
70 attend. $50 5Sfs'1 ~ ~ = :. ~ f.S'
Died, on The 29th. at 6 O'Clock 2. NJ, ANNA
R0sELLA, Infant child OF 3. j. and e! V. Pasater;
aged four monlhs.g3gs iCl fGtssas<oG gi9{is ~
MY little Roses eyes of biuep r:,rg All {
s@. Are closed forever from my view; 49,,
ift.% Her stay was short, her race Is run,
~ E9 Ny God, thy will it must be done.Hs -
The friends Of its parents are invited to attend
Its funeral at 8 O'Clock TODAY from their resf-
dence, No. 917 Albemarle street, Oregon Ill.,
without further notice.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING AND LODGING.
w ANTED, BOARDERS IN DOUBLE
w or single rooms. Apply at No. 405 east
Franklin street. de 30&Ja4-2t&t
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR A DESI.
w RABLE ROOM, short distance from the
Capitol. Also, few DAY-BOARDERS. Apply
at us franklin street. de 3O.2ta
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FINANCIAL

Cry AUDIToR's OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, ,Deeenber1a,s 1876. /
nj OTiCE.--The books, for. theatrdnsser Of
~ CITY OF RICHM0NOB BOMBS will be closed
rom the 20th 70 the LIST instant, saelusips.
Z de ia u, Is. RQYSTER, auditor,
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COURT ORDERS.

yTIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court Of the
!. City Of Richmond, December II, ls75: ;, !
+ ,mes A. B1cha sds0p, doing business unuer the
nrm and style OF RichnIdson & Co., plaintiff,
4 80 against 1..,...
James Med. Darlington, Charles g. Darlington,
and j. L, Darlington, Defendants, Eaa ..a1El
49, = - In DsBT. s.,..., ~ .
The object Of this suit Is 70 recover two hundred
and ANY dollars with interest from October 26,
1879. until paid. An affidavit having been made
ana died that the defendant james Med. CARING
is not resident OF this Stale, he Is fequired 20
ron hereof and do what Is necessary to protect bis
Interest In this suit. =. -,
-. re-, :. ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
J.L.srEsN, p.q. de 23-Th4ws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

PERsoEAL.-From q careful exami.
nation of record evidence in the case OF
Sheriff Foxwell, reported by the Comp
troller as in arrears to the State, we
feel ourselves authorized, and it is q
pleasure for us to state, that there is no
actual but only a technical default
Not dollar has the Sheriff collected
for the State that he has not paid over,
and the showings against him on the
Comptroller's books are all for unco!.
lected claims, one of which, bye-the- bye,
was never in his hands, the others be-
ing already adjusted or in process of ad-
justment. There is a wide-felt svmpa-
thy for Sheriff Foxwell in our county,
it being understood that his commits.
sion as member elect of our Tax Court
is withheld from him on the ground
that these adjustments were not made
~ the law requires, previous to the late
election. As this is only technical
default, however. it is anticipated tha,
our Annapolis authorities will treat this
case with all the leniency the law ad.
mits of.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

wooDEx WxpDISo.-After two years
Of marriage comes the Paper, and after
i've years, the Wooden Wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Cough celebrated
their Wooden Wedding at their resi-
dence in Medley's Neck on Monday
evening last. A large company was
present, with full representation from
our village. to offer congratulations to
the happy couple. The presents were
al wooden and were various and ap-
propriaoe. At eleven o'clock, . sump-
tuous supper was served, embracing all
the delicacies of the county and the
season, to which full justice was done.
Subsequently, Emusic rose with its
voluptuous swell" and was continued
until q late hour, when the company
departed for their homes, much pleased
with the entertainment and delighted
with their hospitable host and anna
bic hostess. 1t was not in our power
to be present, but we here proffer our
congratulations and wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Cough long life of happiness, reach
ing even to diamond reunion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25
Light Brahnsa Fools and
Bronze Turkeys.
>fandard Birds No Humbug

MOT having pulless to mate more than two
IN or three more ,rios OF pairs, vii, cell
the balance Of my young roos,ers 1.-TWO fine to
kill) for the low price Of 81 per head, or ; for
IS, or four for Sc to one address, and giving TO
the purchaser. to amt. Of $500 and upwards
Hills treatise on chicken cholera, the direciions
in which, If followed, will verv soon extermi-
nate this scourge Of the poultry yard. ] have
some fine young gobblers Of the above tanned
breed tprice 81 100 . pece) which will more
than pay their cost in one season IN the i'm
provement Of your stock. and scll for more
than that amount after his services are no long,
er wanted. For orders To the amount Of Si0,
will send the cholera work aud the Poultry
Ma tion for one year free. Il 10 edited by ".
II. Tedd. Of Ohio, assisted by other noted
breeders In different paris Of the country. which
is q guarantee Of It's value. No one. however
high up in poultry matters can fail TO find To-
terest aud profit in . years issue. by this Of
fer, persons in = n-ip hborhood can club and or
der TO one address ard obtain fine stock at n
nominal price, besides valuable infor nation
worth many times the cos, of birds
Call and examine stock or address me o, Cal.
ifornis. st. Isry's County. Nd.
e. B. WISE.
Nov Is, ls75-2ws
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The Weekly Sun ,
lS70.


Eighteen hundred and sevcnty -.ix is the
en,euuial year. u Is also the year In which
an Opposition House Of Repre- entaiivcs. the
6rsi since the war, will be in power at Wash
ingtor; and the year Of the twenty.thri
election OF President Of the United Sl,r.
| All Of these events are sure TO he Of great in
terest and imr o-tance. especially the two lat
ter; and all Of them and everything con nee
ted with a.. m y IN he fully and freshly re-
portei and expoundci in TaE SrS.
The Uppo>it ion House of Relr scnt ative,,
taking up the line OF inquiry o;,eaci years
ago by the SuS, will stcrnly and diligently
Investigate the cor-uPtions and mis,iceds uf
GaAxr's administration; AMI will, & 10 To he
hoped, lay the found .,ion for new and bet
ter ., Rod in our national history. OF all
this u e sun will contain complete and acru-
raie accounts, fur nishing its readers with car
ly and trustworthy Information upon the q
absorbing topics.
The wenty third Presidential ele-,i. n, with
the preysrat ons for il, will be memo able ~
deciding upon GsAxr's aspirations Tor q third
term Of power and plumber. and still more as
deciding who shall he the candidate OF the
party ct Reform, and as elec,ing 'ht candi-
date. Concerning oil these s.Gj cts, ( o,e
who read the Sux will have the con t.at meaus
OF Icing thoroughly we'll informed.
The wGkKLY SUx which hiss attained cir
VI w Copl y.
| ready has its readers in every State and Ter
| rit,ry, and We trust th.t the yea. 1876 will
see their numbers doubled. IL will continue
TO be q thorough news lnper. All the general
| news Of the ny will be found in IL, con LEASED
when rniinpo9tsnt, at full length when Of
moment: and always, we trust, treated in .
| clear, interesting aud instr. i've manner
IL 10 our aim to make the WEEKLY Sux the
best family rev siaper in the worli. and We shall
continue 10 give in Its columns lar re amour,
Of mis- neors reading, such o. sorirs
tales, poems scientific int diligence and ayri-
cultural inforua ton, for which We are not
abe 10 make room in our d,i ton. The
agricultural department. especially Il ore Of
its prominent features. The fashions are as.
regularly reported In its columns; ami 90 40
the markets Of every kind.
The WEEKLY SrS, eight pages with ffty-s;r
bro"d columns 10 only @l.2O year, postage
prepaid. As this price barely r, , vs. the cost
OF the paper, no disc cunt can be M de from
this rate to clubs, agents, Postum. trrs, or
anyone.
The DAIRY Sux. q large four page newsrs-
per OF t~eniy-rieht columns, gives al the news
Tor TWO cents a copy. Subs ptios, postage
pr paid, 6Sc. month or $3.50 . year.
SUNDAY edition extra, Clio per year. We
have no travelling ageais. Address,
TIE SUN, New York City.
Nov Is, ls75-st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

Mr.. WALLIS PRorEsr.-Mr. WALL.
does not intend to submit without 6
contest to the late election in Bal,imor,
city and has accordingly addressed .
letter or protest to Gov. Groome on tb,
subject. He contends that the "elec
ton in Baltimore city was rendered
wholly void BY fraud, intimidation
violence" etc, etc. We think Mr.. Wal.
lis had better be "well of with the old
love before he is on with the new
His charge Of fraud, etc. against the
Comptroller is still outstanding, un.
proved and unretracted, aud We serious.
y doubt his right to be listened to in
any case involving new allegations Of
fraud until he shall have made good
or retr.csed his charges against Wool.
ford.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

CousrY GRANGE MEErrxG.-There
was meeting Of our County Grange
memberships the Court Houseon Mon
day last and we learn that the chief
matter for consideration was the sub
ject Of the State Inspection Of tobac-
co. 1t il generally supposed that
Maryland Changers favor the sale Of
the Tobacco Warehouses. This, We are
advised, is . mistake. Though advoca-
ting the abolition Of State inspections,
they oppose the ale of the warehouses,
thinking II preferable to rent or lease
for the present. thus giving the tobac;
co interest the privilege Of returning te
public inspection without delay or in.
convenience should experiment prove
private inspection to be failure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

(Tboa fks Newaaa (Ga.) Heruld.)
A NAHLY P.rHrlox.-Ths Hon. B.
@. Harris. Of MARYLAND, has addressed
: cirsuhr lelter % the democratic men,
befs elected 10 tie next Congress, ask
ing their support for the position Of
Sergesnt-at-arma to the House Of Rep.
resentatives. Il i frank aud manly
letter, just such a. We would expect to
emanate from such . source. He SAYS
the place he seeks viii not crafty am.
bition, but will relieve want. We have
known Mr.. Harris from our earlics,
childhood. and no man u more worthy
Of the confidence Of the people, or ha,
higher elaine upon the democratic
party. Besides filing various Offices
Of honor and trust in his State, he has
served two terms in Congress, having
been elected to that position when the
doors Of northern prisons we're open
and ever ready TO receive those who
might incur the displeasure Of the des.
pots then in power. or in obedience "a
the tinkle Of Mr.. Stewards famous ''lit-
tie bell" Mr.. Harris was in Congress
during q greater part Of the war, and
was always bold and fearless in his de.
nunciation Of the war, waged against
the South. He voted against every bill
for the raising of forces. and every bill
for the appropriation Of money to carry
on the war. In one of his speeches. be
said to the radical majority, "You have
not conquered the South vet, and God
Almighty grant YOU never will" Fol-
this utterance, resolution for his ex-
pulsion was introduced, but he escaped
BY being publicly censured He was
subsequently arrested under the charge
Of giving aid and comfort to Confeder.
ate soldiers, aud after q long confine.
ment in q dungeon, was tried By mil
itary commission, convicted aud senten.
ced to ten years in the Penitentiary, to
have his property con6scated and to be
forever disfranchised. Thus far had
radical maiignity gone in its hatred fol
this fearless man. He was pardoned
however, by Andrew johnson. Mr.
Harris, now broken in fortune, and in
his old age, asks thata democratic HOUSE
of Representatives recognize his claims
upon the party BY electing him Sergeant
alarms to their body. And surely nc
member from the South can fail to SEE
the business of his request. We mos
sincerely hope he will be elected to thu
position.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

The ST. IxIeors' VorE AaAIx.-
Other errors have been discovered in the
st. Inigoes' election returns beyond
those already given. The returns make
1t that Mr.. wilkins received 278 votes
IN this district and Mr.. Wallis 276.-
The actual vote in st. Inigoes' il 22e
for wilkins and 226 for Wallis. The
ballots are all right, the error, so votes
in each case, having occurred in the Civ.
ing in of the totals.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

ELECTION OF OrFIcERs.-At meet.
ing of the Reading Room and Debat.
ing Society, held at the Hall, Friday
the 10Th instant, the following gentle.
men were elected officers:
President, r. A. Young;
Vice. President, Geo. L. Blackstone
Rec. Sec, Frank N. Holmes;
Assist. See, b. H. Camelier;
Cor. Sec, John F. King;
Treasurer, DIR. A. J. Spalding;
Librarian, Jos. F. Neal.
The Standing Committees are =
Question Committee.-Judge II. Ford,
Jas. H. Wilson, J. Frank Ford.
Finance Committee.-Wm. A. Fem
wick, 10. F. Morgan, C. ]. Norris.
Library Committes.-Jno A. CANA.
her, II. F. Moore, VIM. B. Goddard.
Hall Committee.-R. c. Combs, B.
X. Abel, Thos. Boyd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

Gonpos's Foop CuGHr TO M rsED AL THE
YEAa Rouap.- -Having had numerous inquiries
on this subject, we have Investigated the mat
Ter and dnd the continuous use is beneficial and
not injurious as some people imagine. Although
il puts animals in better condition, and has
been Of great service throughout the country
In wardiug Oh the Episootic, IL can no more
be ciassed - a medicine than We can consider
oatmeal porridve . stimulating drug The
materials composing Gordon Food are entirely
vegetable. and are varied to suit the seasons Of
the year. Consequently, the Food, although
presenting similar appearance all the year
round. 10 Satied 10 suii the climatic changes
Thus, in spring. the food is equal to the fresh.
budding grass; in the hot summer months Il,
eop'ains more strengthening and invigorating
properties 10 enable the animals to bear up Wig
orousiy under the pressure of the enervsting
atmosphere. In autumn and winter, the food
possesses the carminative properties necessary
for perfect health during the cold reathe,. The
6ordons have been in this animal food business
for twenty years, and they have been known
in Europe - agricultural chemists for nearly
a century; therefore, they know all the require
ments necessary for . perfect food. Mr.. Gerald
Gordon. uho directs the business in this coun-
try, insofues n this knowledge Of agricultural
chem s,ry II - reason Of their ssecsss over all
competitions for did they, Ike al Others, SIM
ply follow some formula. the desired change in
the diet Of the animals would not be ac-om-
~, sf.~A - - g. L.
year roaad. This explanation and theory are
reasonable, and ne are assured !, has proved
correct 10 THE city BY the isdorsaiion Of our
leading horse owners. Similarly successful de-
pots to tie one situated a - W. Fayetts
Street are established throughout the States,
and the projectors Of Gordon's Food are pre-
pared = treat with suitable parties for unoccu-
pied territory. Frsa tie Baltimore Esesiss
Ness. Ne. II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

Death OF THE VIcE-PREsrpExr.-
Hon. Henry Wilson, vice-president Of
the United States, died in Washington
City on Sunday last, the 2lst instant. He
was in the Gath year of his age. Hon.
Thomas w. Ferry, of Michigan, now
President pro tenn. of the Senate, sue
ceeds to the honors of Mr.. Wilson and
in the event of President Grants death
before the expiration of his term, will
succeed to the Presidency.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-25

A PLEAsASr IScIpExr.-After the
adjournment Of the r. r 4 Debating
Society On Friday night last, and be.
fore the members had retired from their
Hall, an imprompts concert was or.
sanl'ed, which was participated in by
the Leonardtown Amateur Band and
some lady friends Of the Society. much
to the qualification Of all who heard
them. We hope to see this pleasant
incident repeated at Subsequent meet
ings and We name Friday next for the
6rst repetition.