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GORDoN'S
Food for Horses and Cattle

The great seonomieol Fcodfor Stock.
Ctsfs faro eents tcr each horse per feed
Reduces the quantity of grain required both
for Cattle and Horses one fourth. Being rer-
iectlS nutritious, health giving preparation
from the Zee DIS Of grasses aad herb in combina-
ton with tonic aud inv Operating root banks, We
claim II To lie The one thing needfu TO make a
Ierfeci feed. Horses are improved in FLESH,
BIAD and END TRANCE. The principle
Of the action Of the Food. is that PERFECT
DIGESTION produces PURE BLOOD. and
upon this depends HEALTH and OFTEN
LIFE l7SfLP Cattle intended for the knife
ftien more rapidly and the flesh is more solid
Core increase their MIX yield a, least ose.t fourth
In both RICHNESS and quality, the final result being
much more Butter. Send to GERALD COR
DON co. for descriptive pamphlet Of full
particulars.
SALESRoONs 4s W. rsyeue Stree,
Baltimore, Nd.
sent 30 lSTs-lys
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OF COUNTY GRANGE

meeting Of Saint Nary's County
Grange. No. N, win be held at Leonardtown
on TUESDAY, the 10Th Of October. al II
o'clock, q. IN. As matters ofspeciai importance
win eegsge attention, q fall attendance IL de-
sired. Al 9Th degree members have the right
% attend and are invited 10 do 90. Nv order.
J. FRANK BonANAN, Sec.
Sept ., lsI5-,ds
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Land Wanted.

I AN utherised by respoasibiepartiestobuy
1000 ACRES or WOODLAND
pine or Oak In ST. Mary cosnsy. vishinsxo
miles Of aavigahle water, for which liberal
price will be given. Cash. Address,
10. r. MORGAN, Atty.
Lconasdssxn Ne.
essss. lsss-tfe
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(lN'I'EI).

DF PUBLIC
Pin she First.
csion District
Election Dis.
wish to Sc
|etent teachers
Terms. Sew
per term Of
grade. Ad-
s. No. 9 lst
3 SID District.
!. l 9th Dis
} 10 several Of
sed by order
which may 30
siously pub
I'd.
sPPETT.
Secretary.
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TE AS The choicest in the world
61Os -lmporters' priees-Larces,
Company in America-staple articie-plesses
eserybody-Trade continually increasing
Agents wanted erywhere-best Inducements
-don't waste time-send for circular to Ron.
.nT WILLS, IS vesey ST., n. Y, p. o. Box
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N5.0O0 per day q, home. Sam
OsI TO wv pies worth 81 free. STix'
sos / Co.. Or.iand, Maine.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE

JSNES u. GARNETT. LID, PaucspAI.
s'pesisg Of SeDioa and exsnisasios Of can
didaies for admission, Nosday ard Tuesday,
oe?e 3Oeh and 3lst. Terms for board and
y IL advance. Several Siase Schoiasships va
cant. For catalogues, eonsainiag full psrticu-
lars. address PROF. w. h. HOPKINS, Secre-
tary Of the Faesity, Annapolis. Nd.
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if fair, II net, on The ffss fair day thereafter.
the proceeds Of y hich win be devoted 10 the
benefit Of The eharch. They viii endeavo- 10
make IL day Of pleasure to all who may hon
or them with theif prese1ce.
Tickets sold on the gro md.
sept -. lsT5-tds
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lettings.

fbli. q 'etinss. -
70 state. q t.G
nan Cd below, q
s for Legislative
| the county -
The lAk inst.s
az. the l6aA iast.f
the l9A issst.:
day. The 2AA issE.s
23rd inst;
n.y. the 20R iatk~
nee promptly ~
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CC00 month to energetic men and wo-
SOcOO men everywhere Lssiness honor
able. EXCELSIOR MFG CO, Isl Michigan
ave., Chicago.
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Dir, A WEEK guaranteed to Male and Fee
MI male Agents. in their locality. Costs
" NOTHING to try il. Particulars Free.
vlCkERY 4 CO., Augusta, Ne.
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DRUG PoIsoNs,

AEOiCINE RENDERED USELESS !
vOLTA'S ELECTRO BELTS and
BANDS are Endorsed BY the most eminent
physicians in the world for the cure of rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, liver complaint, dyspepsia, kid
ney disease, aches. pains. nervous disorders
and general debility, and other chronic diseases
OF the chest, head. liver. stomach, kidaeys and
blood: Book With full particulars free BY VOL
. ~~@ wv S'"e'h"os', U.
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Religious Notice.

vEHERE win be . DINNER givea al Sc.
i Joseph's Church BY the csngregsticn On
wednesday. The s5ah day Of Oc-
sober, 1S5S,
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|nmissiouer.
|ass say shrosgh
% popular psPer
Dc the Conmiss
the action d ehs
speetfuily solisis
cisiseus.
In BISCOE.
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! OTlCE.
! Mays coua.
Of Equity.

Oh EGuuys
.ay of Sep
he sale made
nibs, Trustee.
and confirm
raEy be shown
,day Of Oct.
b order be in-
bacon. once o
eeks prior to
bber.
land sold fo1
FORD.
| Clesk.
sFoRD,
| Clesk:
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go. are: One
icy in cash on
ncc in one and
yments TO DO sc.
e OF the pur-
as the Trustee
crest frou, tho
b money shall
ee will execute
free. clear and
Aims Of tho par
hose claiming
liALEY,
Trustee.
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND ALI
OTHERS WHO DEAL IN L.
QUURS. 4.

NOR the information Of oil persons
II concerned. the following Act Of thu
Legislature. past March Gath. 1865. Is
published:
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Sept Q. lS75-Sw.-RC
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Sept Is. ls7s-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-10-07

NorR.-The papers designated will receiv,
slips from the Governor, and arc the only onel
authorized to publish at the expense Of th.
State. Bill TO Executive.
X. c. HOLLYDAY,
once Q week for 3mo. Secretary Of State.
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SHERIErY
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN %
IV the judges Of EIestios and 10 The
Voters OF Sc. Msry's County. that IN
Election will be held in she several Flee
ton Districts ofSt. Msry's County Il the
usual places Of holding the elecsioas,
On Tuesday after the first
Monday, being the 2d day
OF November, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
CnrRT-RnOM LOTTINGS.

The counsel are becoming less prompt, both in be-
c;nring their labors in the morning andn resulning
ITEM after recess. than they were during the first
week Of the trial Nearly 10 minutes were lost yes
frrcay forenoon and almost as many were wasted
before the afternoon session. Judge Nelson is
good example for the stragglers as he always on
The bench several moments before the hour OF open
liz Mr. AID Mrs Beecher and Mrs. TltOn and
Der friends were in court all day, and as usual
manifested their deep interest III the case Mr.
T.!ton entered the courtroom, rs be almost always
does. at exactly Il o'clock. The tTal-ro was cold
MI dav and the plaintiff sat with his coat buttoned
tightly about hun during the entire examination
lie looked more flushed than usual and in the after
uoon complained of severe illness, but continued in
TIE witness chair.
There were eight strange ladies in court during
the day. -Four of them came together an hour be-
fore the opening Of the proceedings and sat together
several seats behind Mrs TiltOn They were appa-
reatv Young and were fashionaby attired but Their
faces were covered with heavy walls tied closely
about the head. No one seemed to know them, and
they escaped without recognition
Soon after Ihe opening, ex-Judge CoInstOck and
" Stoupbton entered, and were guided 20 the
bench. which they occupied with Judge Nelson
ever an hour On leaving Dir. StoughtOn bowed to
Ar. TiltOn, and shook hands with Mr.. Beecher MI
Tracy is still absent. BE has now done no work IN
the courtroom for nearly ten days Nr. TutOn's
lawyers did not take a single exception yesterday,
and were not even on their feet TO speak Once OF
twice Mr. Beach interposed some suggestion for the
benefit of the witness but there was no discussion
Mr. Tilton appears 10 be somewhat captIous at
times. as when Mr. Evarts asked him if he was
"sure" etc. and he answered that he was " GER
tain" ETC. following his reply with an explanation
q the difference between the meaning OF the two
words If these criticisms annoyed M Evarts, his
conduct did not indicate IT. At other tunes hI hi
tons exactucss was amusing, and caused Judge Neil
son more severely ia admonish the audience than he
has had occasion ~ do for several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
BowEys SUDDEN GOODNESS TOWARDS Triton.

BOwEN's SUDDEN GOODNESS TOWARDS TILT0N.
O. Which would have been the 24th2 A. Yes,
Sir. which would have been the 2ith think Mr. johnson
came around and my house At all events he
came 10 my and told had been speaking
evil Of Mr Bowen. Nr johnson warm personal
friend mine the asked HIN 70 go with me 70 Mr.
Bowens house We down early the evening M Bowen
came 20 the front door think obcd his dressing gown
asked hin what he had been hearing 70 my prejudice He
said Mr. rnton got NJ editors here now In
consultation and don't waste the time Monday viii
be- holiday You around Monday morning and zee
me about - | said YES, VIII come around Monday
morning." ! ssAed M johnson 10 be there and be WAS
there
O Then II was that Mr. johnson had communicated
70 YOU tina, there would be some or was scms
OCCASION wound be propneiy in your seeing Mr.
bowen yashl A. Nv Sis; M. JohHson toll NC Aas s0nse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
MORE ABOUT THE PUBLICATION OF The LETTERS

MORE ABOUT THE PUBLICATION OF he LETTERS
Mr. Eyarts-Mr Tilton, you have said something
about the publication Of having been arranged 10
be made at q remote point, rather than here Yes, Sir
o Do you remember making application TO one OF the
leading papers in this city to repu0sh them, here IN New
York from the Chicago papers no, Sir made no such
application Ono Of leading daily newspapers Of New
York made application for permission to PRINT
them which refused.
O. What paper that A THs Ngw YORK TRmUyE
O. Do you remember making application TO Tbe Aa!d'
No Sir Il remember Tle HrItt making application TO me
for nv sworn statement that also refused
MI Eyarts-Yes well talking about that and ark
II your Honor please to have that struck out
Judge Ncson-Yes Sir strike out II was not called for
by your question
And you are quite that did not make any app
cation or suggestion NewYOrk paper to rpubish from the
Chicago paper these letters2 A. To republshf
o Yes A Oh that is quite another matter; trustod-
Q That my first question. thak A o. didn't under
stand YOU Sir After the letters published in Chicago
was nv wish or rather Judge Norris wish that they
might be rcpubshed and when M la Fonane then the
managing editor or city editor Of Te Erl told me that he
was going to rcpubsh part but not The whole he requested
me 10 use nv Judgment the selection Of such parts would
nreer 70 have printed made that selections think about
one half OF the eers cpubi-hed in The Ne0 York Her
M the being made by myself in connection with Gen
Pryor Gen Prior and TO Tie Hrad Office one
night and did IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
THE PR0cEEDIYG& TERBATIM

STILL ANOTHER FLOOD OF LETTERS
The Court met al II a. N, pursuant 10 adjourn
nent
Theodore 1llton recalled Crosse Examination continued
MI E'as-OET learned friends have produced think, ali
III eers We have aked for excepting that read
o Inc book they say AID which they do not dnd Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
MIR. TILTON'S SIXTH DAY.
THE WITNESS UNDER SEVERE CRoSs-EA'
ANIMATION

AMINAIION.
MR. BOwEN's BUSINESS RELATIONS VIZ -
PLAINTIFF-THE EFFECT EAPhOlED f"C
-, or Dru.Np-oIIvER JoHNsoN's con-
NECTIoN WITH TIE CASE
Tho cross-e,,minatlon of Theodore T1lton was
continued Yesterday in the Brooklyn Courthouse
nv Mr. Fvarts The business relations between the
witness and Mr. Bowen were made the subject OF q
searcIDinginquiry. The letter demanding Mr. Beech
ersretremeut from his pulpit was read. and the cir
eumstances connected with it were examined into
closely Mr. nltOns intimacy with Oliver Johnson
was discussed. and some Of the interviews between
the plaintiff and defendant subsequent to the writ
ing Of Mrs TiltOn's so-caled confession, were re-
viewed. The reading of Mr.. and Mrs. Tiltons cor
respondence was finished in the morning. Inc
cross-quesnoning Will be resumed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-09
BY bye.
Faithfully yours.
al -..Ff..,-.s. s,.... ..,.. 1 ...a


BE- not offended that terate Teeratc my must
but destroy AL my letters.
This letter marked Exhibit D. 90
Mr. Eyarts-I read letter from Mr. Tlton 70 bis wife
dated Dec 2d CGG IN pencil ITO witness Mr. Tion here
is memorandum pencil Of the year which does not form
part Of the original 1t that your memorandum? A cannot
say it mine, It il probably II is marked G6
the same winch other letters have been marked that
is TO say referring the almanac That sunday night
fell on Dec. ID in the year 1866.
@ that your the year nlt letter was written
A. presume il IS
OP PUBLIC LIFE AND PUBLIC CHARACTERS
Nj Eyarts-, Reading.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-01
BOsuia Pacified

LONDON, Sept. 3l.-rhe Times specialRdes
patch from buda Pesth says information is re-
cevtd through the most Trustworthy source
Iroul tne nosnlan frontier that all of the insur
genus VINO nave not fled to the Austrian terri
MIA may be considered pac,fied.
The Alleged Revolution i'm San Denim. q
only n Riot
New YORK, Aug 81 The cantain of the
steamer Tybe", fro,p San Dom,pg, Aug. Oath,
says the reports from Havana of an insurrec-
tlon 10 oan Doningo are exaggerated. Some
OF tho most gn rant OF the population iu the
inferior haa o-con restless and, instigated by
spanish en'ssar'es, have becnme insubordinate
aud rotous but their misconduct has not as
sUmed the gravity of rebel ion or revolution.
Que OF the wealthiest Spanish residents. who
was found guilty of treasopable correspond
ence, was expelled from the country, and it is
stated that ne Is respon sble for the exaggerated
reports which were telegraphed.
The San Domingo consul in this citv reit.
crates the statements of the captain Of the
Tybee
Foreign Notes,
Mr.. Henderson, chief engineer in the mari.
time custom service, and light house keeper
on Chanting promontOry, with their Chinese
employees, have DHen attacked aud beaten by
neIshborIng villagers 1t is alleged that the
outrage was lnstigatel by a Mandarin whom
Henderson offended
The steamer Faraday has recovered the end
of the eastern portion of the direct cable. and
is now 10 telrgraphIc Communication with
London; but she has not yet succeeded in find
ing the western section OF the cable and repor' s
that unfavorable weather retards her opera
tons.
Henry Dewitt & CO. of 11S Fencburch street.
London, have failed Liab tiles 1900 600.
Big j. Birkmore from PhiIad-iph put ia to
Queenstown Monday, damaged by collision.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-01

NEW YORK, Aug, 1-Eveune.-Cotton market
easier and quotations unchanged; sales 1893 bales
MiddLng uplands at 14sc; forward deliveries nave
declined &c. Flour-receps II 1867 bbls the market
is steady with moderate export and home trade
demand; sales 1850 bbs; Superfine Westein and
State at IS @ 30; extra Western and State 65 as
on; choice 6 05 q 30; White Wheat Western extra
so q 50; extra Ohio at 65 q 20: extra st Louis
at 90 DS 80; including $50 bbIs shipping extra at
$50 q 1U; market closing quiet; Southern -four at
8 80 q 3d. Rye flour quiet at 70 q 80. Cornmeal
quiet at 65 q IS. Wheat-recepts 1878 OO4 busb :
the market is Irregular unsettled and (G 20 lower
with decline chiefly upon soft and inferior rarceis
for No 2 Northwestern; 81 q l 3S for No Mvau-
kee; IS q 46 for No Milwaukee; as "a Ash for
No Minnesota il IS q 46 for Winter Rel WesJern
AZ "a so for Amber do; 48 a SO for White Wes-
tern Rye nominal: Canada Peas 5000 sush new to
arrive at 30 in bond. Barley unchanged Barley
Malt steady. COn-receipts 1911 ,iS7 bush the market
"a &c lower with moderate export and home trade
delivery; sales QUO bush; u "a 76c for steamer
Western Mixed; II q 7sc for sail do; 70 "a SOC for
high Mixed Western; also I6 900 bush W estern Mix
ed last half September at 7sc. 'ats-receipts liz
900 Ish ;the market is heavy and lower sales ID O0
'ush at 81 "a &c for new Aestern Mixed; 81 "a 60c
for old Western Mixed 6, "a &c for old White Wes-
tern. Hay firm at so q 95 for old shipping, Coffee
Rio dull and heavy at 1S4 "a 2a gold f6r cargnes; 1874
2lAc for job los. Sugar is dull and somewhat
urime refined firm at Log q lOtc; graduated at 1O3
q 105e; powdered lie; crushed II a lsc. Moiasses
nominalfS unch inged Ri.e is steady. Petroleum
quiet and steady; crude at 81 @ 5.c refined at 11g
cases at 15t q 17ac; Naptha " q l0c. Tallow firm
at 5sl6 a 9ac. Nava, Stores-Rosin is dull at 65
q 10 for strained. Turpentine dull at 3llc Eggs
firm at 10 @ &c. Pork is lower; sales $50 bbls new
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-01
MINOR TRLESRAus.

The Treasury Department issued a state
ment yesterday giving the amount of United
States currency now outstanding, 20 witt
$415, 1885, 227
Customs receipts yesterday, S5S2, e2S: inter-
nal revenue receipts. $235,614.
The stone cutters of Chicago struck Monday
for an increase of wages from So 30 to So per
day.
The Washington Market Company OF Pater-
son, New Jersey, has been enjoined by tie
Chancellor rom doing auy further bu mess
receiver will be appointed. Liabilities $780,
600
John Moore, New York gambler, picked
up stranger Monday night, and after playing
cards till next morning they quarrelled, When
the stranger morally stabbed Moore and then
fled.
The trial of the alleged abductor of Charlie
Ross was continued yesterday. Nothing new
was elected.
Four men catered the house Of Gen Sturgis
in Chicago, D Oke open the door of the closet
containing the silver ware and stole the con-
tents.
A Tucson, Altoona, merchant, named Car
vilio, has bsen arrested ia Sonora, charged
with furnishing arms to the insurgents, and
compelled to pay $4,000 or be shot. There is
great excitement over the outrage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-01
NEW YORK.
The Canal Frauds,

The Canal Frauds.
ALBANY, Aug. 31.-The investigation of the
alleged canal frauds was resumed to day.
Canal Auditor Thayer testified that the work
on he enlargement of the Champlain canal,
now going on, was let to contr actors before the
maps of the survey b ad been made. The board
adopted an old map. which is contrary to law,
the law requiring new surveys, maps, &c to
be made The board has expended $253O0O
without authority OF law.
Large Fire in Brooklyn.
New YORK., Aug. 3l.-Baxter & Bells
white lead works. with some sheds and stables
on Jay street Brooklyn, were burned this
morniog. Loss $4,000 A boy was fatally
injured by falling from ladder at the fire.
The Proposed Telegraph Consolidation.
The comm issioners of the Western Uuion
and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph companies
appointed for the purpose ofagreeing on the con
solidation of the interest of the Two companies,
had another meeting to-day, at which 1t is
stated an understanding was arrived at but
everybody interested refused t. disclose its
terms. 1t will be submitted to morrow to the
executive committee of the Western Union
Co. for approval.