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Medical College Of Alabama,
AT M6ORTxsM.

The Regular Course OF Lectures will begin
on Monday, November 18th, 1875, and
close about the 10Th OF March following.
The Preliminary Course will commence
about the middle of October, at which time
the Dissecting Rooms will be open.
The City Dispensary has been removed to
the College Building, In tho course OF the
year several thousand patients are examined
ard prescribed for at this Dispensary, In the
preaence Of the students.
scr Lecture Free TO Students from oil parts
Of the United states,
Naturalization ,..............-....-.-.e90 90
Dissecting .,............,:. ,.....;.. 10 90
TO w. II. ANDERSON, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Mobile. June LIST, 1876.
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TIE WHITTIER.

The Probabilities Or the Gulf States
are sligl changes II the barometer,
south : southwest winds, decidedly
higher temperatur, clear or partly
clpsBweather.
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Ie AlionsIst General, Quesada, has
his hqdquarters at Ta'afalla. de re-
ports ke Carlist General Dorregary,
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Monaar. Did olh pay Of soplember. ls1s.

ooIlection oismaII hili5, SnI In onler IN al
the school may be self sustaining, strict
compliance with the above terms win he
required; and mo- deduction whatever
VIII be made for lost time.
MRS. r. d. CoUGHANouR, Principal.
n1nAllRAy
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Sublic SC In O q
WILL OPEN SEPT. o, 1873,

At the Masonic Hall ON Houston street,
In which all the branches of thorough
English education. including higher math-
ematicS, with Latin, French and Music, will
be taught. J. y. PARSONS Principal,
W. IL. LlTTELL, Assistant.
spDtldBm
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vI,HE STATE OF TEAAS.-To the Sheriff
/ .or any constable OF Dallas county, greet
Ing:
You are hereby commanded that, by maxi
ing publication OF this citation In some
newspaper published In Dallas county, for
four successive weeks prior to the return day
hereof, you summon Lizzie Handley, whose
residence IL unknown, to be and appear be-
fore the District Court, to be holden In and
for the said county OF Dallas, at the court
house, in the town OF Dallas, on the first
Monday In October, A. ID. 1875, then and
there to answer the petition Of II. b. ThOmp.
son Il J.V. Hardwlck, filed In said court
against the said Lizzie Handley, and alleg-
Ing in substance as follows, to-wit: That
the said Lizzie Handley gave 10 them, the
said Thompson Il Hardwlck, her certain
promissory note, dated on the LIST day of Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1874, for the sum or three hun
days from date; that through the said Lizzie
Handley had been by them, said plaintiffs,
often requested TO pay on said note, but TO
pay of the same or any part thereof, she mas
wholly refused 20 do. Wherefore they plain
titis) pray Judgment for amount specified In
said note, and for general relief, etc;
AHereln fei, rot, but have you then ana
there, before said court, this writ, with your
return thereon showing how you have exec
cuted the same.
Witness, A. HARDWOOD, Clerk of the District
Court of Dallas county, Texas.
Given under my hand ana seal OF ssid
Court In the town OF Dallas this I'd day OF
September, A. ID. 1875.
scptiditwSt A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
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THO Herald Fob 0nsce
In the best place to get your Posters, Or
culsrs, Briefa, Letter Heads and Hall Tickets
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EDUCATIONAL.
P R|vATE SC HO0L.

On Monday, September 9th, the under
signed viii resume his scholastic duties In
the building situated on the corner OF San
Jacinto and Crockett streets. The session
will continue Tor 40 weeks, and win be al.
vided into woterms OF 20 weeks each clos
Ing respectively on the 2lst OF January, aud
10Th of June, 1875. Pupils received In all
opening ut the session VIII be charged 10 the
close Of the term. No Il, ductions made for
absence except IN cases Of protracted illness.
Rates Of Tuition, per term.
FROM SIS 10 TO $50 ".
Payable in inStallments, monthly In adj
vance.
septadlm GEO. A. CALHOUN, A. NJ.
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MRS. COUGHANOUR'S
S'|''t School h' Young Ladies,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

The Third Scholastic year of this lnstitu-
tion, comprising two terms OF twenty weeks
each. win com InengN ON
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-09-09
ATcICA
Sept. 6.

4
Health is generally good in this
vicinity. There is little sickness
among children. Farmers are busy.
Some are thresling, some have
threshed, and some are blowing
since the rains.
Wheat yielding about one-third
an average crop. Oats is better than
usual. Corn will not make an aver,
age yield.
John Neifert soldin Buffalo, few
days since, IS head of cattle averag.
Ing 800 pounds per head, at 81 cts
per pound. The prime steers of the
lot were to be shipped to Scotland
Samuel Mark was caught by one
of the belts of threshing machine
one day last week, and was thrown
heels over head, spraining a shoulder
considerably.
A heifer belonging to A. Baker,
seven miles south of here, vas
killed by lightning one night last
week.
Announce a new boy at the home
ST Richard Copeland, and daughter
at the home Of John Rawlin.
SOMETIMES.
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Mr.. BARKER is stated in the
Democratic journals that Rev. Smith
ofCouncil Bluffs, a member of the
Des Moines COME renee, has come
out in favor Of a license law. He is
foreigner, by birth and education.
He was transferred from British
America to Iowa i'm 1875; consequent
~ is not voter, and can be but
little acquainted with the workings
of our lews, or the wishes Of native
citizens. If the ministers are fair
representatives of the laity OF the
M. +. Church, there WILDE one vote
for to about four hundred and fifty
against license. This is about the
proportion in the Ministry. Only
one Methodist minister in four Con-
ferences. ..
MARION COUNTY, Sept. 6.
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mas concentrated his farm products into
- snall compass as possible. retaining
IOr himself the cost of the reduction in
bulS and gaining the unavoidable expense
OF lrelghts charged for transportation.
Now, from this it will be seen that the
most profitable crops are those which will
bring the most money, not for one season.
out during series of years, without any
egard to the condition or form in which
Is disposed of If thousand bushels
)f corn can be reduced in bulk to single
w0-horse wagon load and the producer is
bald for the cost of reduction it is evident
hat such change would be advisable no
natter where the crop was raised. One
nan drives his crops to market in the
ofm of beef cattle, retaining large
mount OF it at home in the form of ma
ure, while another kauls it in wagons at
expense which draws heavily upon the
TOHfs. Cotton has made millions of
cres in the Southern States barren, and
vheat an equal amount in the Northern.
imply because these crops are sold in
lux, leaving nothing, or very little, be-
Ina with which to keep up the fertility
Z the soil. They are both, however.
Tontable crops for the time being, but
isastrous to any country in long run if
uitivated exclusively, for they leave little
nothing in the hands of the producer to
eturn as fertilizer TO the soil.
No system of farming can long remain
!, Profitable one which ignores the princi-
le OF compensation for loss of fertility on
le removal of each and every crop. So |
hen any OF our readers are looking |
bout for profitable crop to raise they |
aould keep in mind the fact that ii is |
Unnecessary to dispose of the products of |
Aeir lands in the raw state, but that lit. |
manufacturing may possibly enhance
eyalue very materially. If the brewers
lop down on the price of barley, turn it
TO pork, beef, milk, butter or cheese,
70 then seek other customers for these
facles, and while making this change a
)0dly quantity of fertIliZing materials
A. succeeding crop may be secured
here may be little delay in obtaining
ally cash to meet urgent needs, but the
crease will usually be sufficient to more
an make up for any inconvenience on
IS score. The further away from mar
. the more necessity for condensation in
eparing farm products for market. be-
use freights on bulky articles generally
ke the lions share.
The best of butter and cheese should be
de where hay and all kinds of grain
9 cheap, because these articles can be
nsported long distances quite safely and
low rates; but, unfortunately for con- |
mers and those who might be pro. !
GERS, they are seldom made in any large
antilles in such localities. When our
stern dairymen can afford to feed their I
US on Illinois and Nebraska grown I
IN, we should think Western farmers 3
qld afford 10 make hnt.er and chea~~---
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Legal No,rce.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there Is
now on file in the office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Marion County,
Iowa, an instrument in writing pur-
porting to he the last will and tesla
ment of William FL. Hamilton deceas.
ed which will come on for hearing on
the first day of the next December
term of said Court, commencing Oh
Monday, the 9th, day of December
1875, at which time and place all per-
sons interested may be heard.
Dated 40 IL knoxville, A uesa 10. 1875
1915 ALLEN HAMRTcK
CLERK ('ircltit Court
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
cray rowssHEP.


lola. Sept. 4.
rio Des Moines river Is again
cory high, and there is little or no
e.s;,g with the ferryl,oats. pas
.anrers are conveyed in skih-.
cam. meeting near Bellefontaine
,oeod last Wednesday morning.
e had a good meeting, but too
-.,,ch rain prevented its continuance
a,,er another Sabbath, as had been
Intended.
Mr. and Mrs. Elenwood, Of Indian
ia with their son and daughter are
visiting in this vicinity.
AR W. Fl. Moore is building a
a.;1ence on the Pella and Attica
rad, one mile south of the Knox
vile and Pella road.
work on the A. X. & D. Railroad
noar the new station is progressing
| rapidly.
Ray. J. NJ. Mann preached his
s,regelI sermon at Asbury Chapel
yesterday morning.
, oaite number Of students from
IN. vicinity are attending the Cen
,rsl University at Pella this term.
Miss Mary McTaggart, Of lola, and
Mrs Mosier, OF Pella, will start east
.o.morrow morning. The former
will spend the winter in Ohio.
Mr. John Gordon, we understand,
has gone west and purchased a farm
for his eldest son.
Mrs. F. nj. Harsin who has been
sick for The past six months, died
last night.
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PUBLIC SALE.
FAEM, CROP, STOCK, ETC,
saturday. Sept, 18th, 1915.

If not previously cold, j will sell
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder,
my Farm, known as the j. j.. Neal
farm, situated one and one half miles
south of Knoxville. Said farm is one
of the few comfortable homes ever
thrown upon the market. 1t Is finely
located lin one OF the best neighbor-
hoods in the state. Churches
schools, etc., very convenient. in fact
everything desirable in perfect
farm home. The land is unsurpassed
in fertility, as the present crops will
show. About so i. cnres in grass, which
is very superior. Goo water, both
for hou~eslold use and stock. AT the
same time viii sell all ofmy stock
eonsistingof Il head Of horses. match
teams, several head No. | Mich cows
and calves [good stockg also my en-
tire crop of corn, hay and ether pro.
duce.
TERMS or SALE.
A Credit OF Twelve Months will be
given on all sums OF $40 and over, for
stock; and credit until Jan. 1, 1876,
on sums for grain and produce. pnr-
chaser giving note with approved se-
curity. I. w. SKILrMAS.
ID. c. FosrER. Auctioneer
Knoxville, Aug. Ii, 1915. (ill5)
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Legal Notice.

To WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on the
lst day Of next Decembe term Of the
Circuit Court. of Marion County
Iowa, the 9th day Of December, 1875,
Nancy J. Collins will make app!ica-
ton to be discharged as administrators
of the estate of Jacob Collins, deceased.
Knoxville, Aug. 3. 1875.
1915 ALLEN HAMRfCK. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-07-01

II JOHN c HERBERT vii allow IA.
nacss 70 Be used for County Commsssiossr
At the ensuing election, be viii be varwlv
supported by TIE vo;ers OF the county I'm.
sraf'y emo especially by the large mass q
march ls. 1878 Tax Psyees.
~. kaHor-Ycn are requested TO anucupex
a FFkNWfck for re-eleeiioa to The Coo,
missioners' Cosrt ~ the ensuiag elecsios. His
record ~ member Of preesht Conrt n vell
ksown and e believed TO b approved BY
march 70. 1879 The Fecnle
Plesse announce THOMAS II. SHAD.
RICK - . candidate Tor Comfy Cou.s
missioner. and ssy thit he viii he ~svu ~
supported by the Voters 81 Fsctory asi
Pstuxert district
s.reh IS, 1875 Many frknds.
Messrs Eeitoe-Pleass anncuacS jASs
II ALVEY tur County Commissscass. aud
s,y. IL he will consent to Be q eansiis.ats..
he viii Dc Warmly SUI p,rted By Fstuxs
ent. Chsptiro ard Charlotte Hall die v;cts.
April I. 1878 Many Frissds.
JOHN Fl. BuCKLER 10 reosmsna,d
to tie voters Of the Cnuaty hr the po.iSiea
81 Coanty Commiqionef &c the eusuaae
FaI eiec ton aud win he warmly suppogts
cd By his friends aa6 the
June 3. lists.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors-Piease announce RAPHAEL
DOWNS as a suitable candidate for the next
Sheriffalty, and say that he will be WARMLY
supported by the voters Of Leoaardtown and
Factory Districts.
Dec IL. 1878. Many Friends.
Mr.. Editor-Piease announce J. FRANK
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff snd, IL he
will consent TO serve, he will be warmly sup
oprted by his friends in ST. Inigoes' District.
Dec. Is. 1873. Many Voters.
Mr. .Editor-Please announce ZACHARIAH
MATTiSGLEY candidate for Sheriff. He |
known to be competent and deserving, and .
such will he unanimously supported by tbs
voters ofSt. Mary's county.
Leonsrdtown and Factory districts.
Jan ., 1874.
The business capacity. promptness in
duty. humane conduct and personal in
,egrity Of BENNEr X. ABEL. already
tried aud tested in the public service. in
duce the present announcement Of bis
name for the next Sheriffalty. No Better
officer have ne ever had Eor one Who has
given greater satisfaction to plaintiff and
defendant lie has the confidence Of
business men and
Dec 8. 1919 THs MAssEs.
GEORGE A. SlMMS. Of Leonard.
town district. is respectfully auuouneed
rs . candidate for the Sher fatty st the
November election in 1875 and will re-
ceive the earnest support Of the business
men Of the county ~ we'll ~ the endorse
ment Of MANY EsIRNbs.
Dec 3. 1874
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans' Cosrt Of St Nary. eosaty. set-
May 20, 1873
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Robt.
~ Combs and II. c. Downs, adminis:ra-
tors Of
JANES s. DOWNS,
late of 81 Mary's county, Nd, deceased. give
the notice required by law to the deceased
creditors to exhibit their claims, and that
the same he published once a week for six
successive weeks In the ST Mary's Beacon,
Test: JAS T n RAlxY,
Register Wills for st Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order, we hereby
give notice that We hare obtained from the
Orphans Court of St. Mary's county, Nd,
letters of administration on the personal e.
tate Of James S. Downs, late of said CO., de-
ceased. All persons having claims agaius,
the said deceased IRE hereby notified to
exhibit the same with the proper vouchers
attached thereto, TO the subscribers on or
before the 2lst day Of December, 1875, they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of theesaid estate All persons
indebted to the deceased are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscri.
bsrs.
RODT. c. COMBS,
II. G. DOWNS.
Administrators.
June 3. ls15-sw.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. King and Downs
Please announce IGNATIUS f NAT.
TINGLEY aud ROBERT z COMBS rs
candidates for Seats 10 the next House OF
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported BY Chap.ieo District and the
voters Of the aounty.
Dec 8. 1874 DsxocRArs.
Messrs Eiisors-Please announce Mr.
JAMES r ELLICOTT. of St. Inieoes'
district. ~ candidate for . seat in the
next House Of Delegates. and say that be
will be warmly supported BY
Feb Is. 1875 Many Friends.
Messrs Editors ofst. Mary's Beacon
Az John J Ailstsn, Ed has longed serve,
the public interest in our county sincerely
and faithfully, aud has been unwilling TO
receive any honos within the gift OF the
people, We hope that his con. JOSEPH s.
ALLS1AN, ESQ.,. will consent TO be can
6ida,e for the next Legislature. whose eff.
cheney aad party zsal is we'll known to the
people Of :he county. He will receive the
undivided support Of
Factory aud st lnigoes'
March II, 1876
Messrs Editors-Please say in the mex.
issue Of the Beacon that the public inter-
est will be promoted by sending Col JNO
DENT to the Senate and Col THE
HARRISON and JOHN DlLLAHAY to
the House o: Delegates. The working men.
the Taxpayers and all tina, feel pride in
our good olu county will support such a
ticket.
may Is, 1875 Democrat.
JOSEPH u KEY is announced a. .
candidate fer seat In the Lower Pranci
Of the next General A .sembiy OF Mary Lame
aud will be warmly supported by
Cha rlvtte Hall District.
may Is, 1875
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Candidates.
foR rHE SENATE.

1sssrs ks9s 4 Dsvas Gessl<nes.-P
eano1nes Col 6bnN 2. DENT, Of Chsp,ico
district, - . candidate 20 6u the unexeirrS
tersn Of the late Hon. C6apoaa Biilingssey Ia
The Senate cf Maryland. The eandidaey efcol
Dent fif the Coionei's consent can BE- Obtained
to seryel VII give character % the democratic
organization In Sc. Nary's aud vi!! strengthen
and. Il b believed. sefieSy The party In the con-
ing campaigr This b The opision a least Of
an old democrat ~ho has no axe 20 grind and
whose only Object 10 the success or The whole
democratic ticket. FAsxsa.
Dec n. ie7ls
announce myself - candidate for the Sen
ate to Oil he unexpired tsrm Of our late dis
sicguished representative, Col. G. Billinxsley,
and respectfully solicit the support Of my Ca.
THOS A LYNCH.
I respectfully announce my.ef q q
candidate for the State Senate, to serve
out the unexpired term Of Col Chapman
Billingsley. and hope to receive the liber.
ii support Of my fellow citizens.
R JOHNSON COTTON.
Dee -. 1874
Messrs. Editors :-Tou viii please an.
nosnee Mr. THOS n BOND % Z esndi.
date fce the Senate. and say that the Pa.
tuxeut District viii Stand By him =,
Feb 1. ISIS.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
~ tina. at the expiration Of thirty
days from this date. the undersigned in
tend to apply to the County Commission
ers Of St. Mary's county to make a pub
lie road from the Three Nosched Road
through the lands Of Messrs. John L.
Simms. lgua,ias Joy. John b Raley,
James Cooper and John F. King to the
Leouardtown road from Psiuxent river.
Or road. commencing at . point where
the Rich Neck road in,ersec,s the McIu-
tosh road to . poin. at or near the barn Of
Leo II. Hayden on the public road lead
ing from Leonardtown to Nible's Shop.
aud running drought the lands Of Mary
Fen~ick. porathy Raley. Igna,ias JOY.
John X. Raley. James Cooper and An.
thony Yates.
wM b TUCKER.
j b RALEY.
JOSEPH V RALEY,
G J. RALEY,
F. v. GREENwELL,
A N s YATES,
J s RALEY,
4 others.
Jun. II, rs7s-sod.
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By h. MAYLATH.
N e w SONGS,

Madelaine Grey. Song aud Che.
BY Will s Hays, IS cts
Put the Right Man at the Wheel.
Song and Cho. HAYS, IS cts
Dora Darling. Song and Cho. HAYS. IS cts
Barney Machree. Song and Che. Hays. IS cts
The Maid of Avoudale. Soag l. cho Hays, IS cts
Where is my Loved Une Tonight
Song and Cho. Hays, IS cts
Sing. Darkies. Sing. Song cho. Hays, IS cts
When Little Mamie Died.
Song and Che. HAYS. IS cts
Alone and al Home. Song 4 Che. lays, IS cts
Jeanie, the Flower Of the Dell.
Song and Che. Hays, IS cts
The School-House on the Hill.
Song and Cho.. Hays, IS cts
By the Author Of MOLLIE, DARLING.
Allie, Darling. Song and Che.
Bv II P Danks, 30 cts
Why don't you Write to me,
sister? Song and Che. banks, sc cts
OF in Dreams Sweet Voice calls me.
Song and Che. banks, 30 cts
By the Author of SILVER THREADS.
Any Of the above mailed, postpaid. on re-
eaipt Of the marked price. Pieces marked thus
have picture title pages. Address.
J. l.. PETERS, $40 Broadway, NY.
June "a, lsI5-lm.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership

THE Co-partnership heretofore exist
II ing in the Mercantile Business nj
the Head Of st. Clements Fay. Md. be-
tween John G. and T. F. c. Herbert, was
dissolved the 18th Of June. instant. BY
mutual consent. The business Of the
firm will be settled BY the Senior partner.
John c Herbert. who is duly authorised
to sign the firms name in all adjustments
connected with the late partnership. All
parties indebted TO the 6rm are notified
that . prompt settlement of their liabili-
ties 10 expected.
JOHN C HERBERT,
TIC HERBERT.
St Clements Bay. Nd,
June 18th, 1875.
June "a. 1875.
NOTlCE.-The undersigned. thank.
ful for past patronage. respectfully in.
forms his friends ard the public thas he
will continue the business at the old stand
and will be grateful for renewal Of the
favors Of which the old firm was the re-
eipient.
JOHN G HERBERT.
June "a. lS7S-,f.
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Benjamin's Lot,
800 acres,

more or less.
This land is located in the 4,h Elec-
tion District Of Saint Mary's County. Ma
rylaud. and is sss, ID to Joseph b. Da-
Wis. Agt. for Major Brayson. and the
Size and C'unty taxes due Their, OF are
% follows-f,r the year 1873. $l2 u
with interest from the LIST January. 1874.
and for the year 1874, S1620
with interest from the LIST January. 1875.
This land is to be sold to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay the Taxes and le-
gal charges thereon due, as per the above
statement, and the said land. when sold.
to be conveyed by deed Of bargain aud
sale to the purchaser thereof.
c. J. DuRANr.
Clerk to County Commissioners
for St. Marys county.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the sale
Of the above advertised land will take
place at the Court House door in Leon
ardtown. on
Tuesday, the 9th day of July,
1875,
between The hours Of IL O'Clock, M. and
4 o'clock, p. m.
DEMETR;US CODE,
JAMES r.. ALVEY,
Collectors.
June 10. 1s75-...
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Collectors Sale.

an application of Demetrius Code and
u James Il. Alvey. Collectors Of the
State and County taxcs for the 4th cleo
ton district of Of St. Mary's county for the
years 1873 aud 1874. il is ordered BY the
County Commissioners for Saint ..ar =
county. that the said Dcmetrius Code and
James X. Alvey proceed to sell, after
giving twenty days previous notice at the
Court House door aud most public places
in the county aud by publication in the
Saint Mary's BEACON. q newspaper pub
lished in Saint Mary's County. the fol-
lowing land in the 4th election district Of
st. Mary's county, to Wit (:
One tract or parcel of land, called and
known by the name of