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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-28

BE CAREyuL.-In these days, when
tight hats, hot air, and sedentary occu-
pations, cause the hair to fall out, it 10
q matter Of no little importance to know
which of the hair preparations are Of
any value. The majority, as has been
frequently proved BY the first derma-
biologists, or hair-doctors, possess little
or no merit. Such being the fact, il is
consoling to those who are afflicted to
know there is really one good article, which
is recommended and used By the first
medical authority, and has stood every
test many years. This preparation is
HalrsvEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER truly scientific COM
pound, which 10 unquestionably the
best preparation Of the kind now be-
fore the American public. 1t will res
tore to gray hair its original color,
cleanse the head thoroughly. cure all
eruption Of the scalp; and viii always
restore the hair 30 long a. any germs
remain, a. they almost invariably do.
until extreme old age'has destroyed the
roots. The original article il made by
r p. Hall L. Co., Nashua, N. II.
Foneys Press, Jan. Is. 1858
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-28

Died. at hes home. Ia the FACTORY district. on
SATURDAY.. the ieth inst. aner Q brief illness
Mrs. ELIZA A. LONAx, wife q Richard B.
Lomax. ageA shout % years.
Dousesaie Ia her tastes and habits and devoted
TO her family. she discharged alt the duties o.
wife and mother in . most exemplary manner
Her social and hospiiable disposi ton had wou
her the este~m cf larse circle VI ffiends, aud
few persons surpassed her In kind and active
at,eaiion 10 the sick and poor.
She was q most excellent woman and hes
death IL q severe afiiiction 70 her family Blu,
they must remember. that, although she has
psssed thr oneh the dark valley Of the shadow
Of DEATH" yet the blrssed assurances Of our re-
ligian bid ~ believe that 'sthe rod and the stat
Of i eedeemsl'' comsfted her, and that 0es
spirit has been received into that ssmansicn no,
made with hands eternal In the Heavens"
ANicrs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-28

BALLou's MACHINE voR FEsarARY A nice
number is Ballou' Mag zinc for February which
10 now for sale at all The news depo's in the
country. Il contains q choice number Of sto-
ries. st. Valentine poetry and engravings. a
thrilling sea yarn. stirring adventure BY that
sparkling writer, u. Quad. Of the Detroit Free
Pres. six or eight domestic love stories, most
Of them ending well. rs all lore stories should
end, o vast amount Of miscellaneous reading
not TO BE found in any other magazine in this
country. All subscribers receive pretty ehro-
mo. and a more appropriate present could not
Magazine or the American Uaion.
Published by Themes Talbot, 50 Bromfeld
Street, Boston. Only 81 sca year, postpaid.
We are in receipt from George W. Childs,
publisher, Of . copy Of the Philadelphia Ledger
Almanac for 1878. IL is elegantly gotten up
in book form, containing Sc pages Of double.
column matter. and embracing much valuable
and interesting information. suitable for future
reference, and designed exclusively for the sub
scrbers to The Ledger. furnished free Of cost for
which purpose an edition Of one hundred and
ten thousand copies has been printed. Accom-
panying each almanac Is rhoiog aPhic view Ia
miniature Of two entire pages Of he Daily Led
ger. on a card 4ixs2 inches in size.
ed at No. Il Park Row, New York, has had
incorporated with il Woods Household Maya
zine. The combined magazine begins the new
year with a. attractive table Of contents, the
text being well illustrated. II Ii published al
the low price Of 81 . year, by the Household
Publishing Company.
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BALTIHoRE MARKETS.

GRAx-with the tributaries to the BAR
closed, receipts by water are for the present
suspeaded, and ny rail are also light. except Of
Corn. We note from Saturday 10 Friday. in
elusive, receipts ~ follows Wheat 2,3is
bus. MARYLAND, 6, 600 bcs. Pennsylvania, Ia
evc bus. Western; Corn IS. 800 bus. Southern
and 1877 600 bushels Western; Oats 1000 bus:
Rye 3 270 hns. With nnfavorable foreign nd.
vices, and high rates OF ocean freigh,s. shippers
are unable 10 operate, though prices favor
buyers in Western Wheats 2@3 cents a bus.
The limited supplies Of Southern and Penna.
hare teen taken by local millers. and at easier
figures than before quoted. OF CoRx. iransac-
tons in Southern restricted, and prices 20s
cts. lower Western has been moderately &C.
tive. bu, prices 23@3 cents Oh for elevator lots,
compared with The previous weeks closing
Oars scarce and higher. Rye also firmer.
ToBAcco Of Maryland
are but nominal. and Of other kinds also light.
Business. No 10 usual at this season, renal ms
quiet. No saics Of special importance TO note.
Market for all descriptions continue held firm
at our quotations annexed. Cleared this week
iue hhds. Nd. aud Ohio aud 597 hhds. Va
all to Genoa.
Inspections for the week . hhds. Nd if2
do. Ohio, and Ky. and 3vs.-tosai ?c6 hhds.
We quote the range Of prices IS follows:
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During the past year over 500. 900
have been expesasd in tn way. leaving
but sl,s74.595 n The overdue coupons
unpaid. ~ the present rate this debt
win be psid within Eve years. and the
surplss revenues of the canal, amomt-
ing to about 100000. win be-paid into
the State Treasury.
The assessable basis In the State has
been increased during tie year $751;
362, 100.
One Of the most gratifying features
Of the report il the increased receipts
from taxes on the stock of incorporated
institutions. During the year the re-
ceipts from This source aggregated s1l6,-
905, being double that Of former years
The State tar on the stock Of nation.
al banks, that has been in arrears for
the past ten years, the Comptroller
thinks win be paid during the current
year, and suit is now pending for col
Letting the taxes On the gross receipts
of railroads.
One canno. read the report without
arriving at the conclusion that Comp
troller Woolford has devoted much time
and attention 10 increasing the revenues
of the State, in placing taxes where they
will be least felt by the people, and
that the present healthy condition of
the States finances is due largely to his
able and economical management.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-28

STATE FINANcEs.-There is no de-
rartment of the State government more
interesting to the people at large than
the Treasury, and no news more well
come than the healthy condition of their
finances. The report of Comptroller
Woo!ford for the fiscal year ending Sep
tember 80. 1874, has been submitted to
the Governor and will satisfy the pub
lie curiosity to know why State bonds
are always above par, and scarcely OBJ
tainable at any price.
The report shows the total amount of
receipts for the past year to have been
s2,SS7 zoe, and the expenditures s2,-
276.SO9; Of this sum, however, but ST.
9So.o64 were for the ordinary expenses
of the State government, the residue.
s4s7. 900 was paid to the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Frederick. the Mary
land Agricultural College, and the South
ern Maryland railroads. 100000 has
been added to the sinking fund and it
il estimated as much more will be ad.
ded during the current year.
The States debt A. the close of the
fiscal year was sll,oes,0l9; of this sum
ss.4l6,4A is stirling debt on which the
interest is paid in coin in London. The
State has available assets to the exten,
Of s446o 7sS. leaving but Sc. $751; on
which the interest is direct charge on
the Treasury. The unavailable assets
amount to over So, 00o, 900, the larger
portion Ct which is invested in the stock
and bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. Under the able management Of
President German the revenues from
this great public work have been large
ly augmented and the overdue debt ID
being rapidly diminished.
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tVa8U84CAx8Us
Mssss. Elass v,s our pleasure
70 b one Of . delighted company to 1t
tend the Bal given By tie Chaptico
Grange q Bushwood On Friday evening
hst, the End instant. To sxy that re
had . good time" would be but ex-
pressing the pleasunble feelings expe-
rienced and expressed BY al present on
that occasion.
We arrived 1t this beautiful place,
than which the Grange could have g.
lected none more suitable, shout the
hour Of twilight, when nature al around
was being hushed in silence, save At the
spot to which carriages. buggies. horse
hackers. ETC., from every direction were
vending their way, and which, at this
early hour, was all life and activity
Soon the company, representing every
district in the county, the Grangers in
fun regalia, was complete, and the mu-
sicians-hesded BY that genial and
clever gentleman, Capt. Shanks-being
OF, hand, the merry dance, with alter
nations from quadrilles to waltzcs and
from waltses to lancers, was commenced
and kept up until the hour Of one o.
clock, when Mr.. Oscar g. Hayden, wor-
thy-steward Of Chaptico Grange, calling
the attention Of the company, in . few
happy and appropriate remarks, intro
ucedCol. Taveau, Worthy Master Of
said Grange, who, after extending .
hearty welcome to the assembled com.
pany, proceeded to explain some of the
objects and purposes Of the Grange,
saying, that I'VE meet to might in open
Grange" and that social intercourse,
such as this, was one of the features Of
their order, and concluded by express
sing the regret that he could not ad.
dress all present as brothers and Sis
ters." DR.. 7. A. Lynch, Worthy Mas
ter, and JOS. 8. Allstan, Esq, Worthy
Lecturer of the Great Mills Grange, in
response to calls, delivered appropriate
addresses, when our friend, Oscar G..
Hayden, being called for, said that to
the very bonntysl collation. which had
just been served by the speakers who
had preceded him, he could hardly hope
to offer fitting desert, and concluded
by inviting the company to adjourn to
the dining-rocm-an invitation, by the
way, which neededno repetition-where
was spread as nice supper of substan-
tials and good things As we have ever
been invited to partake Of, and to which
ample justice was fully done by all.
The several Committees to whom
different duties were assigned, and in
deed the whole Grange, seemed to vie
with each other in their attentions; and
their efforts to make the evening pass
pleasantly to their guests were, as we have
said before, eminently successful.
GUEST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-28

10 PuRE TEA At Low PRICE; and - we are de.
termined TO srrrLy THIS sKkp. Il is to your in
,erest TO help ~ by sending on your orders ~
once.
~Sec our Price List.
Ooloug (Blaekl 10, so. 90. best 5G CENTS per
pound.
Mi1ed tGr..s and bl.ek) 70. 50, 90. 70. hes.
30 cents.
Japan (Uneo,ored) 90. 20. 90. best 81 90 per
pound.
Imperial (Gr-.a) 60. 20, 90. 81 90. 81 IS per
pound.
Youas Hysoa tGreea) so. 90. 70. ss.. s, 90
per pound.
Gunpowder (Green) 81 90, hes, 81 IS per 70.
English Breakfast tBiaek) 90, 70, 90, best
81 % per pound.
~P s. We hare special quality Of very
hne Oo!ong and y ung Hysoa 1t 81 IS per ID.
Any Of thee qualities delivered free by mail,
and safe delivery guaranteed on receipt Of price.
PIEAsE No.E-we deal In nothing that IL ux-
sorxO, ixJUsED, pAMAGEns OF ADrLTKRAJxD ~
AxT REsrEcr. even the lowest qualities in the
above list. sre perfect In their degree, clean.
pure, and un:ujured 10 every particular.
~ We WANT ACTIVE AND RELId-
BILE AGENTS EYERYWHERE, to whom
special inducements are offered. The business
g honorable and respectable Young and old.
Rich and Poor, Male aud Female, can gss up
eishs asd oct - Agents. S<ad for circular IN q
besin ~ once
Address.
NEW YORK 4 ORIENTAL TEA CO.,
20 Fsses Sssss, " r
Jan 3e, 1e15-1me
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-28
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stock.
j Holders Of the Chaptioo Wharf
and transportation Company win take
place at Chaptico Wharf on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3rd,
1t 10 o'clock, q. m.
GEO. K. GARNER
Sec. and Treas.
Jan. %, l675-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-28
Il 7. DCRRETT, Pres.
JONI s. Cain. S,cret.ry.
A new idea.
20 cts.

sen, to the NEW YOEK : ORIENTAL TEA
COMPANY will insure by return mail, one
pound Of excellent Doom. Young Tyson. Eng
lish Breakfast. Japrn or Mixed Tea such rs is
usually ret,ilci at 81 - - 81. 50 p~r pound.
ITisa Fl CTnd GENEH4LL J. No wv
that BY a recent arrangement Of the Post Of
fec, small quantities OF merchandise are now
conveyed ~ charges considerably less than
those Of the express companies. The cost on
one pound o: Tea being cts only.
The New York and Oriental Tea Company 10
taking advantage Of THIS EXTRAORDINARY "a
cILrTY ard is supplying its customers in all
parts Of the United States with The finest Teas
ever imported At
WHOLE SALE PRICES.
REiSONS EET you should order Your
Teas from the New York and Oriental Tea
Company.
LIST. Because the Company deals only In
PURE rxAprLrERArED TEA. IL IL well known
that immense quantities Of so-called "Tea,"
adu',erated With the leaves Of the Willow,
hawthorn. and othrr trees, and even small
stones. Particles Of lead and steel filings, be-
sides coloring matter. arc sent over the coun-
try and sold at enorDous prices as Teal
The buyers Of the New York and Oriental
Tea Company, can, by q NEW rnccLss, not gen
orally Known, detect the presence Of aduiiera-
ton in all its forms; and the Company will
continue 10 maintain the high character il has
hitherto sustained by selling none but
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[Coxxux1cATED.
Oakville, Jan. 25th, 1875

Oakville, Jan. 25th, 1875.
To tie Editors Of the 81. Mary's Bed
con-Dear Siys The quotation used
in my last communication in reference
to Mr.. Jefferson Davis the genuineness
thereof can be established. Besides, the
same quotation was employed by the
Hon. John 4. ]. Creswell, (then Sem
ator from Maryland, afterwards Post
Master General in his famous grafton
on the life Of Hon. Henry Winter Da-
Wis, delivered IN the Hall of the House
of Representatives February %, 1866,
nearly nine years ago, and the correct
ness has not been denied by Mr.. JEFF
ferson Davis himself.
Asregardsmy emitting toreply to that
portion Of Mr.. p. 'slettertouching the orr
gin Of the war, Iwillstate, that can see
no good that could grow out of such a
. controversy, = il Is conceded by the
civilized word that slavery and secession
were the caussof thecivil war in the Uni
ted States and al is evil consequences.
For further information respecting this
subject, would refer the readers of the
BEACON TO 6chmucker's History of the
war;" which i acknowledged BY nearly
the entire democratic press, including
the New York Sss, to be an impartial.
" written work, % much 20 that it re-
fleets great credit to the author.
As for my friend at the "Pine," ]
think Of him = Milton thought Of him.
self. he va born can age too late" foz
- civilisatioa advances poetry must ne
cessarily decline.
I now bid adieu to this controversy,
but remain yours very truly,
JoHz N. GRAvHs.
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The LOUISIANA SITUATION IN BRI.Y.
The situation in Louisiana remains
substantially the same as given in our
last weeks report. Emory is raiding
upon the enemy" ut vieksburg-see
reference elsewhere-another Congress
sional Committee has gone down 10 New
Orleans 10 investigate" the previous
one not having reported to suit the rad
zeal stomach-Grznt, having turned his
attention from the making and unrnak-
ing of Legislatures in Louisiana, Is ad-
dressing himself vigorously tothe small
business of knocking down and setting
up Sheriffs in Mississippi and the radi-
cal members Of Congress, with few
honorable exceptions, are egging him on
and applauding, as If there was no here
after and no thunder-bolt impending.
But to return to the Louisiana situa-
ton. The report of the Congressional
Committee, briefly adverted TO In our
last, clearly establishes the following
propositions !:
Fnst-That the last election in Lou
isiana was 'full, fair, free and peacea-
ble."
Second That it resulted in the cleo
tion of democratic majority of TWEEN
ty-nire in the lower House of the Leg
stature.
Third-That the report of the Return
ing Board was fraudulent, unjust and
contrary to the very law under which it
acted.
This carries us to the assembling of
the Legislature. Here we find these
facts undisputed -
Ftra-the Returning Beard had pre-
pared a list Of one hundred and six
members, of whom, under its manipu-
lations, fifty-three were republican, as
was supposed, and fifty-three democrats.
Thus this Board attempted to set aside
the will of the people of the State.
Second-One hundred and six mem.
bers met on the 18th Of January and pro-
ceeded to choose Speaker, the repub-
hcans present actually taking part in
the proceedings by nominating a can
didate for Speaker and voting for him,
BY accepting appointments as part of
Committee on Credentials and organic
ing with this committee and by their
votes in the House on the Speakership
giving q quorum, which the democrats
then present would not alone have had.
Wiltz received fifty-five votes, Hahn
(republican) two, and one was blank;
and fifty six is the constitutional quo
rum. When the members were sworn
IN, ffty-one democrats and FIVE republi-
cans took the oath, making an indispu-
table and regular quorum of the House.
Th;rd-The Legislature was thereaf
ter dispersed by the United States
troops.
Fourth The republicans proceeded to
organize, but-here is the important
and vital point-they had and have no
quorum, and cannot, therefore, act as a
Legislature. They may adjourn from
day TO day, but under the Louisiana
constitution, can do none of the acts of
. Legislature.
Fyn-Hence Louisiana has to- ay no
regularly organized and competent low
er House of Legislature. 1t cannot
have quorum. even on the report of the
Returning Board.
Si-th-Hence the pretended election
of Pinchback is fraud and void.
S,renh-And, finally. nothing is IN
the way of the assembling and consti-
tuting of legal House, except Federal
hayonets. If Congress will remove
them, the Wiltz House, the only regu-
lar one, would at once assemble.
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II = = an s.ruer. I'D
plauo> - = =. 1870.
Ituc - s -. r,c-m;.r;op
Ass.1a . cI.s.. s., BAltinere,
Nd. = "a = another column
Tie - r - 1Ge,ss. Belt i on
q H. = = BAnfnore and i Of tn
higkos9 nsrcsal reputation. The
resident - N. John 81. Waters,
nov soli = consienments for The
House, = = veIl Known 20 reouirx
endorse s our banda
NJ N a--n.:a oe.a. u-vo,s
7ri5sae, ~ served with two var.
rants Il = - Is Warrington upon the
charge o. -. The suits were brough,
BY Hr. 81 hsrd, ex-Governor Of the
District q oolnnbiA Mr.. Reid Va.
released IN hail, and the question
being nj IN Congress whether Reid
vss naose 3 axrese while In attendance
"a vafne peaore . COMMITTEE OF thu
house, = , beeA decided that he VA
NOT nao.s eeer = c'vh process.
tfseslP propose
- me- 81 comPromase. . IAN
dls'sasa q the omces between tn
'"o ue le.amng Ael'oeg q Gov
n'' A1 nanny Gun 'ne .'eu'enan'
u Ann wouio enable the Leg
''.. " ousiness' An
- $780, .h.:c,
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$500
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- ~ oa
49,. ,..... ar - - go,
n,o,o,,..;,.. - ..-...,. -. an,
cour,e a the .am;n;,trs,;on n Io,;,
.~.;~
Hon Josbu. v.n.a,t I'll, 10 . ..r
didate for reelection n the M.ror.,t,
of Baltimore Gen Ferdinand r T.,
..,, "a r., % - -
candidate. for A. no.;.;on
vr Ga.
p.;-;,.us. h.-~sso,:s o
>
sT, . | DesA''
- n 4. =. -. r.
- '
we nave received from Hon. Levin
"oodoro' Comptroller OF the Treasury
apamPn'es copy OF ms report, Tor which
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New and large stock Of Win
ter Goods at exceedingly low
prices at the Big Brown store,
Leonardtown.
Dec 2a-ef.
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GIVEN AWAY!

NvERY person sesding us SO cents
~ will receive. regularly Tor siz
uosths. TINS SOUVENIR, . large cigh,
page literary and family journal. and o
premiums. will send YRxB TWO magni6
cent pictures. LITTLE WHITE KIT
TENS" very cunning and pretty. and
my LITTLE PLAY.FELLOW," q
little girl With her dog. Both are really
beautiful. They are IA Is inches iu
sise. and are splendid works Of art. being
printed in twelve different tints asd col.
ers. They are bousd 70 give satisfaction
The psper six whole months aud TWO %.
perb pictures for only SO cts. Order. BY
mail, nj once. Address
w. NJ. BURROW. Publisher.
Bri.tol, Tennessee.
Agents wanted 10 sell our 6ns spgrav.
ine.; q to $40 . day easily made.
Jan g. 1e7S-4ws
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Buy } our " inter Goods at
the Big Brown store, Leon
town. The public will find
their interest promoted by CIV
ing me . call.
Zee GAIT. III Lauren
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MARRIED.

Al Christ CAsreh, Port Tobacco. % the 3oth
instant, BY tie Rev. DE-. LeWin, Nr. WRIT
HARRISON. Of his cousty, 20 Miss MARTHA
A. HARRIS, Of Charles.
On the 9ih Instant, BY The Rev. Father Paeei-
ariui, I. FORD GRAVES 10 Mics L. ELLEN
JARnOE.
o. the t3rd Instant. By the Rev. Fa.her Viz
iias.i. u <rHE Y u. BAILEY 70 J0:EPniNE
BACGErr.
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Sudlealy. ~ HE sesiaesee. uear Hyyaasown,
ChaFscs Cosa y. "a Monday. The 3ssh alt, Moi
fHOMASl GARDINER, - The e3sa yeas q
his age.
Al his r~sideaee. IN the Factory district. %
the 18th Instant. BENEDICT MAGsLL. aged
50 yeasa.
In this village, q Mcoes's Hotel. on Monday.
the 3ssh ia-taal assss . lisgeriae Illness. Miss
CAROLINE GRESNwEf.i., In the eesh real
Of her age. May she rest In peacsi
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GENUINE TEA.

and. Because our command OF capital ena-
bles us TO INPORTLARCEL Y ROR CASH.
and thus to sell cheap. We buy all our Teas at
the Ports Of China aai Japan. and thus sive
many intermediate profits and charges.
3rd. Because we have inaagurated q HEw
SYSTEM or BcsiSxss. originated q New ipEA.
We safe the profits Of the middlemen and
give them TO our Customer, by sending direct
10 any address. the fnest qualities of Tea ss
Wholesale Prices.
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NOTICE.

THyHE School Commissioners for Saint
Il Msry's county will meet At their
Office in LsonardtoWn on
TUESDAY. the 9,h of FEBRUARY.
1875.
70 attend . COMPETITIVE EXAMT-
NATION Of the applicants for the FREE
SCHOLARSHIP in St. Johns College
now vacant and due to this county.
The successful candidate will be ad
mi,ted into the College free Of charge fol
board and tuition.
BY order Of the Board,
BENZ. TIPPETT,
sccy.
Jan 70. 1852
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Whole Tickets $50 Hslves S25 TsssAv
or each Coupon. S E'svcs Whole :
Tickets. $500.
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TO TIE AMOUNr OF TWO NIL
LION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ARE TO ne DISTRIBUTED ON THE
9th FEBRUARY BY TIE PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KY. UPON THE &C.
CASlON OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT.
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IN she ans lar. ~ IL Rev. VI. esarr,
kxOCn b EVANS 10 Mn. NARY I. IA
ZELL.