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FxECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

ExECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
OrpAsns' Court Of s.. Kary's County, Sef:-
Jan IL, 1875.
nRDERED BY TIE COURT, That Lydia
" Billingsley, Executrix Of Chapman Bill.
.ing.,ey, late of St Mary's county. Nd, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to the
deceased creditors to exhibit their claims,
s,d that the same be published once a week
for six successive weeks in the st. Mary's Pea
con.
Test:
JAMES RaLEY,
Register Wills fer ST Mary's county
NOTICE.
IN pursuance of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of st Mary's county, Maryland,
letters testsinen;sry on the personal estate
Of Chapman Biiiincsley, late Of said CO., de-
ceased. Ali persons having claims agains
the said deceased are hereby notified to ex'
hibit the same with the proper vouchers at
tached thereto TO the subscriber, on or be
fore the 3lst day Of July, 1875, they vii
otherwise by Law be excluded from the ben
efi,s of the said estate. All persons indebr
ted to the deceased are requested to max,
Immediate pay mcnt TO the subscriber.
LYDIA BlLLlNGSLEY,
Exeeptrix.
Jan Il, le1s-ew.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Courtcf St. M,ry's County, Set
Jan IL, 1875.
ORDERED By THE COURT, That J II G
~ Collins. Administrator Of Jas W Collins,
late Of ST Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas-
eds creditors TO exhibit :heir claims, and that
the same be published once a week for six sue
cessive weeksin the st Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES T N RAlEY,
Register wilisfor St Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, I hereby
give notice that I have obtained from the
Orphans Court of St Mary's co., Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of James " Collins. late Of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit
the same with the proper vouchers attach
ed thereto, TO the subscriber, on or before
the 2lst day OF July. 1875, they will other
wise by Law be excluded from the benefits
of the said estate. All persons indebted 10
the deceased are requested TO make immedi.
ate pal snent TO the subscriber.
J Ii q COLLINS,
Administrator.
Jan IL, ls15-sv.
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GusPiOy luCHI.- men and
agents, we have just what you nerd. Our -
III Mounted Chromos outsell anything in the
market. Mr. Persons writes: al struck out
yesterday, and by working easy four hours.
cleared 81" lady has just reported her pro-
o clock she cleared 81 so. We can prove be-
youd question that one agent ordered $500 Of
these ehromos in eleven working days. We
have the largest and fRest assortment in the
United States; hundreds Of choice subjects from
which 10 select We wiz send you an assorted
100 Of the best selling free Of charge on recripi
Of s. 50. Send in your orders OF give "
call. Samples by mail 25c.. or ~ for 81.
BOSTON FRAME AND CHROMO 90,
2s7 Washington S., Boston, Mass.
r. O. Bsx 3Ce3.
Jan I, ls13-ets
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rE S-The choicest in the world
G1Slmporters pr,ces-Largest COM
pany in America staple ariicle-pleases every
body-Trade continually increasing-AGents
wanted everywtere-bcst INSTRUMENTATION I
waste ,ime-send for Circular to RosxRr WELLS,
- vesey ST., r. .. Box 1857.
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EO0 AGENTS WANTED Immediately to
COO sill very desirable NEW PATENT
articles for housekecpers aud others. G. j.
CArEwELL, Cheshire, Conn.
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hHr9 4 WEEK guaranteed to Male and Fe-
MI male Agents, in their locality. Cost
W NOTHING to try IL. Particulars Free
vICKERY / CO., Augusta, Ne.
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ssnsYCHOMANCY. OR SOUL CHARM
i ING" How either sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections Of any per-
son they choose, instantly. This art all can
possess, free, by mail, for Is cents togeth-
or with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints TO ladies etc !. 200, 900 sold. A
aneer book. Address T. WILLIAM 4 CO..
Publishers, Philadelphia.
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BROCK CHADCB,
containing
100 acres,

The FIRST tract Of land is located near
st. Clements Bay, is Of fertile soil. we'll
improved and within short distance Of
Stones Wharf. one Of the leading steam
boat landings in the county. 1t has abun-
dant timber upon il for the support Of the
place and is especially desirable in con-
sequence Of its location.
The second named tract is located near
Oakvillc. in this county, has q fnc soil.
is we'll ,imbercd. and borders upon tho
line Of the proposed Southern Maryland
Railroad.
Also, will be offered on the following
day. at the residence Of tho late Matthew
A. Stone. known as the Wharf or Home
Farm" the following personal property.
TO Wit:
lS Head Of Cattle,
&c Sheep.
Que Gray Horse.
Une Leopard Horse.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
Upon the payment Of the purchase
money, the Trustees ere authorised to con-
vey the property to the purchase or purcha-
sers thereof. free. clear and discharged from
all claims Of the parties to this cause. and
of those claiming by. from or under them.
r. c. COMBS.
JAS. 8. DOWNS.
| Trustees.
! Jan. 7. 1876.
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wERaf-The recsipss Of sosthefa has beea
very light tie Tass week. Maryland, $50 bush-
sls lAir white ~ 10 10 lis cents; l.oo bushels
do. q l3c0l3o Costs for fair 10 prime; II, ZOO
bushels prime 10 choice Southern amber at lso
6l3s cents. chiefly 1t l31 cfs.; 1000 bushels
fair 10 prime Soathern rcd ~ l9o(Sl30 cents;
500 busheas d. hir At lls0i3s cens.
C0ax-The receipts Of Southern Corn during
the past week have amounted to only 50, 90
bushels. The market has eenesaliy ruled Quiet,
bat prices steady, and sves frm. until the eiose,
with adecline II eent fog Sosshera. Thu
sales have bern - f6llcvs: Southern, 900
baslsels damp white q 160Is cents; 600 bush.
Ella fair do. ~ 90 cents; LAST prime do. 81 sac
o ets.; 3, 100 at s&0ss cents for prime dry;
3 10 prime yellow ~ q cents Sales have
been - Follows: Southern zoo bushels damp
white ~ s665S cents; Loo basheis prime do
1t so@s2 cts; Z. 100 fair to prime 1t GLOSS
cents; 800 bushels prime do. at 81 cents; T..
soo fair do. 1t sO0s2 cents and q, 800 hush
els prime dry do. ct IS cents. the latter mostly
sold early IN the week; >. 400 bushels prime yei.
low do. at 81 Goats; 400 bushels damp ~ Is
ceats, and Il. 600 bushels prime dry At si@s'
cents.
OArs-The market has beea moderately &C
tive and prices firm. as . slieht improvement
Wenose nDeeanring the week - foIlOws: sol
bushels Southern at 81 cents.
RyR-The offerings have been very light, and
the sales also. Prices are better; 1000 5ushel.
are reported sold a. l0c@l03 ceats. an advance
Of cents ON last weeks closing price.
ToBAcco-The market for Leaf Tobacco
ervp We nuafa f,llows
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Oszaass' Csssf If 81 Aary's Cssniy, Sets
Jan II. ISIS.
nRDERED nv THE COURT, That Noble l.
~ Penn, administrator Of +. r. Penn,
late Of St. Nary's county, Maryland, decess-
ed, give the notice required by law to the de-
cea sed's creditors To exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once q week Tor
six successive weeks In the 81 Mary's beacon.
Test: Jas T II RALKy,
Register Wills Of So Mary's county.
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HERBERT, HARRISON 4 co
TOBACCO AND GRAIN
e0knIssItl MERCHANTS

0uiek saies and psonps reeus.s made
Gen. J. r Herbert has sold Tobaoso.
grain and other produce since 1855 and
given general Satisfaction. Give ~ trial.
Planters Who bad Tobacco in our hands
viii suffer no lcsa By the eona.grasioa Of
Nee. l and 2 Tobseco Warehouses, . -
vere fully Insured.
HERBERT, IlAlRSrON & CO..
IS asd 81 8. Charles street.
Jan II, lSi5-Sas
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IMPORTANT
To Nh others
Nurses and Invalids,

and persons ofimpaired digestion. DR. Ridges
Food is very agreeable, and. from the natare
of its composition, 10 exactly adapted TO all
conditions of the stomach. Sold BY Druggists
every where.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEoSARDIowK,xD.

THURSDAY MORNING, y.asary ilih, 1875.
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
Daily, by mail, $40 per year; Semi-weekly
50 Ter year; FIVE copies, $3.50 each
Weekly, So per year; ten copies, 81 Is each
twenty copies, 81 10 each.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the above order, ] hereby
rive rosicr that 1 have obisiued ffom tho Or.
phans' Court Of So Nsry's county, Maryland.
letters Of administration on the personal estate
of E Il Penn, late OF said coanty, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby notified TO exhibit the
same With the proper vouchers attached there
to, to the subscriber, on or before the 2ist day
Of July, 1873, they will otherwise by ls~ be
exrlnd "a from all benefits OF the said estate
All persons indebted TO the decreased are re-.
qaested TO make immediate payment to tho
subscriber.
NOBLE l. PENN,
Administrator.
Ian IL laiH-SK.
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BiILBYy:; FORTUNE,
containing
l4O acres,

more or less;
also, all the interest of said William II.
Stone. being one. half. in tract or par
eel Of land lying in the 9Th election dis
tr,ct Of 81, Mary's county. Maryland.
called and known By the name OF
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The Globe Dictionary of the English Ian.
quoqe-E tunoLoqicdl, Explanatory, and
Pronouncina. Illustrated by Five Hundred
Engravings on Wood. Boston: ESTES d
LAURIAT.
We look upon this as very proper
addition to educational literature. 1t may
be called school edition. 1t is valuable for
popular use; is far more comprehensive than
any abridgment We have seen. lis spelling
is according to old English authorities, and
its marks of pronunciation are good. Indeed,
it is entitled to he considered a good popular
dictionary of the language we speak.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Population of an Apple-Tree. BY A. S.
PACKARD, Jr., Editor of "The American
Naturalist" Boston: ESTES g. LAURlAT.
This is one of the pamphlets issued By the
enterprising publishers under the name Of
"Half-Hour Recreations in Natural History"
This is No. 6 of the series, and relates to a
subject of interest to every farmer and gar.
dener in the country.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co..
The Glacial Epoch Of Our Globe. BY ALEX
AMBER BRAUN. Boston: ESTES & LAU.
RAT.
This is a pamphlet similar in dimensions
with that noticed above, and classed with
/" Half-Hour Recreations in Popular Science"
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON a. Co.
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DICTIONARIES AND SrElLINe. is TOO
late now to hope to get back to a recognition
of English photographers as the best teacn'
ers of their own language; but 1t Is not ne
cessariy too late TO accept the conmon re-
suits of these spelling.matches throughout
the country as proving the SUPERIORITY Oh
Worcester among our American oictlona,
r;es Worcester is the accepted standard In
some of the highest colleges aad schools 81
the United States, and 1t would be well II IL
were 50 in all Of observation-disclosures But
lehn. '- 81" 81.
True; but We had not expected sucn
confession from the Bulietia. In fact, tne
smelling bees seem to be trick of WEBSTER
publishers, so uniformly do they use WEB
srER's dictionary; and we are therefore tne
better pleased if the results prove tnae no
body can spell according to WEBSTER.
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prosperity Of toe company tha. builds It, ana
would open new era In the commerce DC.
tween the East and West. Ii Q prac.'ca'
wisdom and keen forecast about the future
control the company and sustain It's enter;
prise In Kentucky as we'll as Ohio we sna''
not long be detained in alternate expectation
and doubt. but will in few months be able
to Interchange salutations sn proprta per-
soma with our friends in Maysville, CoVing'
ton, and Cincinnati.
We feel the hope that we shall see all toe
important connections rta the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railroad with the West completed
They will secure for Richmond dement's
which we have not over-rated-aye. Waicf
! we have never properly appreciated.
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their labors, and his best wishes for tneir
safe return home.
Onmo.ion of Mr.. RAGLAaD, the resolution
in regard to extra pay fortclerks was tabled:
Mr., HoLLADAy presented 4 resolution 10
forming the House, that the Senate was reaoS
on its part to adjourn until the first Wednes-
day in December next. IT,,
Nr. LAWSON fMr, HOLIDAY In the chalr)
presented a resolution returning thanks to tue
PREs,pEsr for the impartial! manner IN when
he has discharged the duties OF bis ONCE.
MIR. SMITH OF Nelson presented resolution
returning the thanks of the Senate to the hon.
w. D. QUEsExBERRY, president pro tempore'
for the faithful manner in which he mas as
charged his duties.
Messrs. PATTERSON, STEvBfs, ana bLANp
warmly seconded the resolution; when was
agreed to unanimously.
Mr.. OUEsEsBEaRY responded in approprl'
ate terms to tne complimentary resolution
just agreed to.
MIR. McRAH presented resolution return
Ing thanks to all the officers of the Senate,
&c. Agreed 10.
Mr.. GREEvgR presented resolution re-
turning thanks to r. +. Walker, Superln-
tspdent Of Public Printing. Agreed 70.
MIR. NowL1N at $50 moved TO ADJOURN.
Before putting the question mr.: lhoM MAE
made an appropriate address OF tnanhs ioi
the consideration shown him, and then pro.
no,,nced the Senate adjourned until the nrsI
Wednesday in December next.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House was called to order at $50 T.
NJ. by Speaker HANGER. ....-.-
Mr.. FULKERsoN asked that bis resolution
| GnmmIftpp
their correspondence with j. j. Machinnon
be taken up.
MIR. PETER JONES asked leave to present a
resolution psssed by Hicksford Grange in
reference to the fence-law in Belfeld town.
ship, Greensvllle county. ="
The SPEAKER ruled that the consideration
OF such matters was not in order on the last
night of the session. ..
Mr.. LoyEssrErs reported that the Commit
tee on Enrolled Bills bad examined all the
bills passed, and that the Governor had ap'
proved all but two or three.
Senate resolution informing the Governor
that the General Assembly was ready to al
iourr was agreed to, and Mr.. GRAVES directed
to inform the Senate.
| Messrs. CoGHiLL. RIDDLEBARGER, and HoL.
BROOK we're appointed on the part OF the
House to communicate the resolution to the
| Governor.
Resolutions complimentary to the Speaker,
the Clerk of the House, and Others, were
unanimously agreed to.
MIR. BEAToN presented resolution thank.
ing Major GRAVES, Of Bedford, for the efi'
cient services he had rendered in advancing
the business of the House. Upon which MIR.
GRAVES called the pending question, and the
resolution was unanimously agreed 10.
Speaker HANGER responded appropriately
and gracefully to the resolution in regard to
himself, and, on motion of Mr.. RlDDLEBAR'
GER, the House adjourned sine die at 9:l5 Z.
NJ
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DEATHS.

D,ed on Che night Of thss1st &C hsri aiiet Inc
ss from rs s.s t re
dence, No. 1923 Frankitn street ;,., aV-DAh :"
o'clock FrIcads are invited to attend.
Died. on TUESDAY night at half past osios ss
the n1deot eaushter of the
lste Captaia !. 81. Moody, OF New Kent county
"None knew her but TO love her,
Friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the iuner Mot rem I AZ o'cIoek.
Died 81 the soh e. Tf5a 1s3 ifE WI
= native Of County Kerry, Ireland In the si1tieen
1Hai BIS funeral Win take place from ss Pe!ers ca
O'CLOCK. His friends aud acquaiutances are re-
spefuhby ou Philadelphia and New York papers
please copy.
r,aa ,n tb,s city. on "Wednesday morning, March
Al 1875, MARION L., child Of James p. anu u
aged i've se nscs from the residence OF
~, Inc ,ran,s corner OF Broad and Mayo streets:
This TlH S' lThursdsyj AT fERNooN at O'Clock.
Died. in Alexandria, Va, March 27th, r ID Inc
year xi 81 Rst Of rs Captain
renfsderate states Navy, lately deceased, ano
daughter of Hou John Forsyth Of GeSra' ~ Cne
tarV of State under President Van buren,, and after
wards Minister 10 Spain
Died, "Wednesday morning, MarIH e r. Ne,-
| Loeb, infant son OF Kew. n. al" N - -
son, aged five months. 10 =, cr,ca cburch
The funeral service will take place ~ drace
! THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
Died ia Manchester, on the gun Marer, ~ 10 .,
ESTtLLE, infant daughter OF oames II al" 'h"A J
| V. Hart, aged eighteen months.
Thou art not dead; thou art not deao.
THY soul 70 Heaven alb I'VE has heo;
| You surely now with angels owen,
| because God dUe;h all things WE'LL
Father. thou knowest what is best;
| Blu, what is greater stiil,
Dear little sSTELLE has gone 20 F ssII;
And we bow to Heavens high VIII.
Tho funeral will take place from her parents resi-
dence, on fourth street 10 Baconsyile, at O'CLOCK
THIS AFTBENvOS. The friends ,,o ana acqua'n''
ances of the family are iny,teo 10 at,ehu +