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Pleasant and Profitable Employment.
-" Beautiful ~ Charming ~ aoh, how
lovely ]" "what are they worth? p &c, Such
are examinations by those who see The large
elegant New Chromos produced by the Eurc-
Pean and American Chrome Publishing CO.
They are all perfect Gems OF Art. Ne one can
resist the temptation TO buy when seeing the
Chromos. Canvsssers, Agents, and ladies ami
gentlemen out Of employment, will end this The
best openingl ever offered TO make money
fos fnii particulars, send stamp for coatidcn-
IA. uas circular. Address Il. GLEASON Il CO.,
7ss Washington s., Boston, Mass.
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A CURE FOR GRAvxL.-Dr. Streeter,
Of Santa Barbara, tells the Aflas that
the worst case of gravel may be
cured, the deposit dissolved and passed
away. by using the water in which po-
tatoes have been boiled TO pieces; strain
the water, sweeten to taste and drink
for two or three weeks. This il . pain
less cure.
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- killing frosts on Sunday night
and the night before are reported from
several points along the line of Lake
Superior Railway, Minnesota. destroy
ing corn and other unripe crops. II
the frost extended throughout the State
the larxs corn crop win Be IN entire
failure.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
ANNAPOI.IS Nan

JAMES N. GARNETT, LID, PRINCIPAL.
opening Of Session and examination of can.
didaies for admission, Monday and Tuesday,
tuition, $275 per annum, payable semi -annual-
ly in advance. Several State Scholarships VA.
can't. For catalogues, continuing full particu.
lars, address PROF. w. II. HOPKINS, Secrs-
tary Of the Faculty, Annapolis, Nd.
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ES5- II is announced that Hon. John
Lee Carroll, our candidate for Governor.
will make personal canvass of the
State.
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The chronological Journal for September
has been received, and so well does a perusal
reward us for the time expended thereiu, thai
We advise cur friends TO read it. What Is i,
about? These are the principal topics, in OUT
opinion David A. Wells, the American Econ
omist, with an excellent portrait Paul or Apol.
los-Which is Right? Sins Of Ignorance; Hans
Christian Anderson, the Danish author; Con.
trolling Circumstances; Our Country Schools,
illustrated; Absorbing Power Of interest on
Money, with Tables-a powerful argument which
our farmer-friends should read; Count Waldeck
who died at one hundred and nine; Response.
bility Of Criminals, by Prof. L. N. Fowler;
The late ex-President Andrew johnson, with
two portraits; besides valuable miscellaneous
items and editorial matter, all very interesting
Price &c cents, or 50 year; Address s. X
Wells l. Co., 73T Broadway, New York.
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TIE ALDISE.-By the prompt exer-
else Of well-directed energy the conduc-
tors Of the A!diae have nearly recovered
from the disaster to their establishment
its destruction by FIRE in June last
and its numbers will hereafter appear
with the regularity and precision for
which it has been always distinguished.
The stock Of parts from No. l, current
series, were previously broken up, but
the publishers give positive assur-
ance Of a rapid recovery Of lost ground,
and that no serious inconvenieece will
result. The pecuniary loss was am
ply covered by insurance. No. 90
Of the current series is a brilliant one,
it being praise enough to say that it
equals any of its predecessors. The
engraving by T. Cole, "a Mother in
Egypt" after Bonnat, is conspicuously
beautiful. ''The Nunnery Of Ottilien-
berg" Alsace, and .sThe Dole of st.
Peter" Bohemian VALID, are graphic
and specially attractive; but two of the
most pleasing pictures are those entitled
Patience" and its companion, can
Unbidden Guest" Heaven Grant Me
Patience !" is often the cry of delayed
and suffering humanity; and yet it is
possible that others may have frequent
occasion to make the duplication. In
describing the FIRST picture, Patience %
it is asked, "Can anything be more tor
menting than the position Of the why
terrier and the two puppies, when the
savory mess before them is too hot
to eat Zone of the cats has tried the
kettle and burned her paw, and when
experience has shown that now or never,
is the rule very often of liberal feast
ing!" A different hindrance to the
banquet is the sudden appearance of
the screaming and fierce-billed magpie,
in the second picture, not only delaying
operations on the part of the puppies,
but threatening to upset the precious
dish as browning catastrophe.
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EPISCOPAL
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Rev. J. c. WHEAT. A. NJ, Principal.
tFormerly of Siaunton, va.)
For circulars, stating terms. &c, address
Rev. J. G. WHEAT, Winchester. Va.
REFERENCES: The Bishops and Clergy Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of Va.
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst, by tie Rev. Mr.. Starr.
ZACHARIA F. JONES to Miss GEORGE.
ANNA LEWIS.
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uRIhe Governor Of Tennessee has
appointed the Hon. ID. NJ Key, Upited
States Senator, to Gil the vacancy occas-
oned by the death Of Ex-President
Johnnon-
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Is excessively used in
THE MASS. INFANTS ASYLUM.
THE WOMEN & CHILDRENS, HOS.
P1TAL,
The CHICAGO FOUNDLINGS HOME
An; And public in''i'u'io9 in this and other coun-
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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FOE
BUSIIW|
ST. NAL

Y WHO ~
Il jsuc''d
Wicomico tiI
ry's from Ch4
il one OF the |
having a view
River about 4
Ii cou,ainl
to eleven hud
lees. has aboi
able land ard
land Of vario|
fruits. such |
grapes. cher1
The land
under cul,iv}
one bundredI
wheat in the|
acres Of corn|
tobacco at pi
Sacred Hid
This prop|
auction at Oh |
o'clock. on I
gust. 1875. |
For furth|
J Kelly. Esd
B H Swami /
The place
er ''Sue." o,
en- Tuesday,
miles Of the
Aug 10, /
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GOOD LUCK,
containing
100 acres,

more or less.
The said tract Of land lies near the
Three Noiched Road in tho 9th election
district Of St Mary's county. and within
sight Of the graded liue Of the Southern
Maryland Railroad. II adjoins the lauds
Of Martin While and Richard Coltos,
Esqrs. Il has upon il two small
DWELLING HOUSES
with necessary OUEHOUSES for farm
purposes. The soil is well adapted to
the cultivation Of the, staple products
Of this section the county. II is very
conveniently located near churches. stores,
Post Office. and school and within few
miles Of Abcll's and Bonds wharves on
the Patuxent River.
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DIED.

DIED.
At the residence Of It's parents in Chap'ico
dis,ric, on the 22nd inst, BERNEDETTE, in
FAINT child Of d. ]. and N. Susan Payne, aged
Is months ana % days.
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TERMS OF SALE.

as prescribed by the decree. are: One
half OF the purchase money in cash on
the day If sale-the balance in twelve
months. the deferred payment to be se.
cared By the boad OF note Of the pur-
chaser With such security as the Trustee
shall approve. bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall
hare been paid. the Trustee will execuss
deed TO the purchaser. free. clear and
discharged from oil the claims Of the par
ties to this cause and Of those elaimins
By, from OF uader them.
Il. G. COMBS,
Trustee.
Aug 90, LISTS.
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TERMS OF SALE.

a. prescribed by the decree. are One
third Of the purchase mony in cash on
the day OF sale. aud tho balance, in
equal installneuts. Of one and two years
the purchaser or purchasers giving
bond Tor the deferred payments, With
security to be approved BY the Trustee.
and bearing interest from the day Of
sale.
b. HARRIS CAVALIER.
Trustee.
Ar~ 0e 10TH ~
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more or less.
The said land Is located on the Three
Notched Road. near OakvilIe store, and
Is the land Of which the late Matthew
Stone died sei.ed and possessed. There
is comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE
and the necessary OUT-BUILDINGS
upon the place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-08-26
HOME FARM,
containing in all about
400 acres,

more or less.
This land is situated in tho second
election district of St. Mary's county. i'm.
mediately upon the Three Notchcd road i.
aud has upon it a comfortable and con-
venieRt
DWELLING.
KITCHEN.
BLRNS,
STABLES and all other
necessary OUEHOUSES.
Il is within sight of tho beautiful Chesa-
peakc. aud within few miles Of the
Milestone Landing on the Pa,uxsn. Riv.
er. from which there are steamers to and
from Baltimore three or four times a
week, and churches, schools. stores aud
mills are very convenient.
The soil is good aud productive, and
is well adapted to the growth Of the sta
pie products Of the couuty-corn. wheat.
tobacco, etc. There 10 also fue young
PEACH ORCHARD
in bearing upon the place. The farm is
we'll watered and is also abundantly sup
piled with VALUABLE TIMBER Of
varied growth.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed BY the decree. are: One
third OF the purchase money in cash on
the day Of sale. and the balance in equal
installments at one aud two years credit
the deferred payments to be secured BY
the bonds or notes of the purchaser with
security to be approved BY the Trustee.
and to bear interest from the day of
sale.
When all the purchase money shall have
been paid. the Trustee will execute deed j.
or deeds. to the purchaser. or purchasers.
free. clear and discharged from all claims
Of the parties to this cause. and Of those
claiming by. from or under them.
j FRANK BOHANAN.
Trustee.
Aug &c, lS75-ts.
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WANrEp.-Chestnut and Oak Rail-
road Ties on navigable water. The
same will be also bought standing in
the woods, if at short distance from
shipping points.
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THE ONLYPOLYTECHyTC NOME
GrHnnY

ST. CLEMENTS HALL. Ellieo,, c;,v. Ma
Five vacancies owing to enlargement APP
ply az once. Graduates rank bieh. Receives
only hrst-class boys. Four courses: Classi-
cal, Liberal. Scientific, Commercial Send stamp
TO MASTERS for Decennial Catalogue.
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HENRY DuNKoRr,
at Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown, Nd. St
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Trustees Sale
Of Valuable
real ESTATE

DY virtue Of decree Of the Cirosit
u Court for Saint Mary's county. Sit
ting - Court Of Equisy. passed in .
cause in which ] Frank Bohanan. Ad-
n,inistrstor Of Mary 8 Peak. 10 complain
ant and ] Frank Bohanaa. adninistrator
Of Benedict Magill. John + Msgiil. Thos
r Mag;ll aud others are defendants. aud
bearing date Of the 4th day Of June,
1875. the undersigned. Trustee. will Of
fer 1t public sale. u the Court House
door in Leouardtown. on
Tuesday, the 2lst Of Septem-
Der, 1875,
between the hours Of IL o'clock, n. and
4 o'clock. p N. all that valuable real es-
tate Of which the late Benedict Msgill
died seised and possessed. called and
known By the following names:
xxr rynyn~n
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Aug 90, 1ST5-ts*
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POS1
Tru/
of
R B A |
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DI virtue
ID Jas. Wi
m Thomas. hi
ninth day Of i
anon q the l.sI
rvs County Id
folio s2l. So
party secured |
Trustees. will
At public auct
door in I.ecnd
Maryland. on !
Tuesday, |
ALL THAI
TATE. si,aal
ing
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L,ef,]

more or Less
River in the 4
ing that porii
designated AZ
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he obtained in Is TO IS months The history Of tho
negotiation is briefly this: The President. sosss
months ago, received a proposition from London
banking firm to buy an issue OF bonds IN sterling In
amount sufficient TO paw the 81 AS, eco due Nov.
next or for par of SJ,OOO0O0. The price offered
was liberal one, provided a mortgage OF the lines
could be effected, for n dcbenture bond would nos
suit the London market because Of its uncertain
limits Is il could be increased or watered at any
time if new board Of managers should so decide.
A purchaser was therefore found in a New-fork
syndicate, which agreed 10 buy Onc-ffth, provided
the option given for twO-hlths June l, and two
fifths August 1. An issue was then made in Londo"
by which portion of the lo Of 81 100000 was mar
kcted, and the options above described were :"
have been made available by the proposals opened
to-day. Pacific Mail exhibited considerable weak
ness, declining from 1874 to 36ls03G's, with
out any other apparent reason than the gene
raj disposition TO sell il. Panama dropped from
40 to 13J Di37 with sales at 132 seller 90 DAYS.
Union Pacific was qniet, between 10 and l201fs-
Lake Shore active and weak early in the day, at
75ls07ili, but at the close rallied TO 7jis Emo
has been the aabsorbng attraction Of the day. the
transactions having reached about 1000 shares
1t opened strong at 1884, in sympathy with the
better quotations from London, and advanced "a
2O5s. afterward selling down to IL. and
closing at 1888 The negotiations between
the Erie managers and tie Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western and the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Companies for a loan upon the coal
lands were brought to q termination to-day by
refusal on the part of the latter companies to adj
vance the money required upon the terms offered by
the former, which fact is understood 10 have been
cabled to London by the President of Erie. with an
intImaton that this settles the question as to the
natrrppnt Of the lime interest. As after i
o'clock when this dispatch sent about o'clock
in London, It's effect upon the London
Stock Exchange cannot be known until to-
morrow There seems TO be very gen
eral expectation that application will soon
bo made FOR Che appointment Of receiver for tho
Ere Company. The remainder of the market requires
no comment beyond that furnished by the Official
list of sales and usual tables of highest, lowest
sc. The total transactions of the day foot up
900 shares distributed among the active stocks
as follows Western Union, $500 shares Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, POO; Quicksilver, 200; Pa
cifc Mail. $4,000; Panama, 900; Union Pacific.
$500; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred. 100; Pacific
of Missouri. 300; Northwestern, 5,1OO; do Pre-
fcrred. 400; st. Paul, 1.l00; do Preferred. 500:
Rock Island, 900; Ohio and Mississippi 3,400; Wa
bash, 400: Lake Shore. $500; Erie, 122,90o:
Central and Hudson, 500 Harlem, 100; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 200; Michigan Central.
300. The market was irregular and feyerish at the
close. The opening, highest, lowest, and closing
Drices of stocks were "a follows:
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| SALES FROM 2lo O'CLOCK p. W. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
MSS 3 O'CLOCK p VI.
I North. Western
TUESDAY, MAY 25-P. VI.


The stock market has been again weak to-day. and
it lost in the early dealings nearly all the advance of
Yesterday afternoon, but closed with a frmer tone
for few of the leading shares. Western Union,
which Yesterday closed strong at 77as. heavily
pressed for sale down 1888 limitations that its
new loan was not likely TO be a success, and upon
the announcement after the opening of the bids at
II o'clock, that something less than 100000 had
been bid for the price of the stock quickly dropped
10 g and asquicky rallied 1888 AS already stated,
the proposals for the bonds Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company were opened at noon to-day,
and the bids being for insignificant amount they
were not held binding. The Company therefore. in
order TO provide for the $i,44S. 900 due November
next, viii probably adopt new plan, as it is
hardly likely that third issue of bonds will be
attempted after the two failures already made in
London and New-York. 1t will soon be decided a.
whether to issue the reserved stock in the treasury
OF q apply the net earnings TO the purpose. The
first plan. if it is the least conservative would
probably be the most favored by the directors for 1t
would increase the capital while it might not mate
rally reduce the dividend but if the other plan
is adopted and the net earnings are used
to pay this debt. the desired result could
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We annex closing quotations Of foreign e

The local money market has been without change.
and call loans done at 2a3 per cent, prime
mercantile paper selling at 4a5. The following Is
the Clearing house statement:
Curry exchanges SIS 1885, 49, Gold exchanges s325sA29
Curry balances. 4,j0496. Gold balances ." oIosZS
Government bonds were again quiet but the Late
full figures in the leading descriptions was well
snstnin.L Va annex the latest street auOtations
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The London advices were of no special Importance
to-day though financial affairs more favOrs-
bic look British Consol, advanced l4g3s per cent
at the close United States securities ruling steady
and Erie weak at Is. There is no change reported
in money, and the Bank Of England made a gain in
bullion to-day of e11S,O00 sterling The foreign
exchange market was quiet and steady at about
Yesterday figures. Gold opened strong and ruled
during the forenoon at 11G14, but Oh the more
favorable London news declined to 1l6 on a small
business. On gold loans the rates were fiat, and
per cent for borrowing and for carrying and per
cent The Customs receipts at Washington were
800 600 and Internal Revenue receipts $4,000.
the T. :. Treasurer receiving $550,00O National
bank notes for redemption. The export clearances
of domestic produce from this port for the week
ending to-day were to the currency valuation Of
S6O5O.sl6 The Assistant Treasurer paid out
Sl23. 400 in called bonds and $1,000 in coin in
terest on the public debt. The days operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank were Gold cleared.
S34 755, 900; gold balances, Sl.l63.9ki; currency
balances 81 1853 4s3. The quotations for gold were
As follows:
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TRIF RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. .~... ,,o,,,v
T. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Of Trains taking erect Monday
"a. 1879 From ClaInDers-sb OePV- N'A N"'' ~
ct sec m,1ciHna and Chicago Day Express Drawing room
co. M Frnress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara talls
sleening COach Suspension Bridge -, W.. c,oo,inc
D. m-Dalyj Pacinc Express Tor te mos', liz 1eeP Pn
Coafbes through Rochester, Buffalo Niagara i@AS' ILL
cinnati Detroit and Chicago without change
Trans TSSe 10 1890 o. 10 and 1915 H. i3o $780,
ar N,ddr p M 80 1880 10 1O45 M SAB 40
1880, and = M The rS 40 .r M am Midland Raroad
Rondout and Kingston. $3.50 a m. an1 9 ~ 40
Goshen +5:lo 100 1880 10 1912 a m 5'o 20 10 n ~
Newbnrgh 80 1880, and lOaj a M $50 anu 90 p ~
Cornwall 90 - So a5d y % nj no and ioi5 a. NJ -
sGflern IA % and II midnight 1dgewool Hohokus
GlIendae and Ramseys, t545 Gao a50 is;S2 81 tat
I045 H. l45 35, $500 PM an3 No ~ - ~ Rn a. M 10
noon l45 g. 35, 3:45, 43O, 2, DO o. qo % Is
i0$6 D. H. ~ midnight Newark 5io es2 5V, r nj
5,nroav ms onlv Rutherfur Park and PGsAc O. 81
20 $50 10 a ~ II noon. las. g. 3i5 40 DID q oSV
i5 losS D q I'd a3d M I iss a5 di5 BIS $50
i7l5. 745 p m, and ll5O SATURDAY mghlS oH''' 'P"s
IL h 81 $50 t7I5 78j, p. and llSO saturday ishs
only ,oo N ooo - ,oao oA5 4 Bis $50 f7l5
745 % m ll:3O saturday nights OnIy ~ ha, bonrs
Trains leaving CbanbeTs-t. on even or nan noi
leave 23d fifteen minutes carrier lah oa ~ thirty
isavin1 Chambers quarter hours iea.c Ioos] nus
sna,s eaTler Boat leaves Esd St al II 80 p IN"
Connecting with trains leaving ChambersS a 44o "'
Az tor mas age and apartments IN Drawing Ioom ana
asenne coaches be- obtained and orders or l cur
md tansfer " Baggage be left at The COMPANY
Nos 24l 629 and 81 Broadway No Cou-S'' DiN'' ~
trains from the West arrive in New-iorA ~ so
a N, 40 and 7;J5 D. M ,sr,dovs onlv
mo. y. ABBOrT General PASSENGER Agent New YORK.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT -1oA O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1Of O'CLOCK
AND ii l. O'CLOCK A. NJ
" : 6s Cannon lSsl lUS52O Coupon. 1867
= f,op f"' he IL 1000 .........-. l2iis
U ; $50 Registered 1861 DO coupon lSo' 49,,
~. jpD 1....l ,. 1T. 900 l2J4
u : 800 Registered 1867 U : 5s 1910 coupon $500
Ia am So. bo. 2o-s u 90 ............-..1lSis
2l5D ... ~ Dos. l,OOO............bc..llt
FIRST BoAID-l0l, O'CLOCK A. ".
Snles nj StaLe Bonds Rniirond BondsBdnk and Rail
rand reS-ErDress SlOcl;s. DC.
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The bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchange

On the subject of mining stocks we hear that an
assessment has been levied by the Ophir Mining
Company of - per share, aggre eating little over
5000. 900, and payable jane II. On May Ii tho
mine shipped IS, j2j in bullion The last quotation
for the stock by telegraph from san Francisco. May
49, was A. The report of the lcvying of al as
sessmcnt by the California Silver Mining Company
proves unfounded, and it is intimated that divi-
dend will be paid shortly. This mine has been con-
nected with the Ophir by drift. which improves
the ventilation. On May - the Consolidated Viz
ginia Silver Nine forwarded SlfJ,0s2 in bullion.
making the total amount shipped since the payment
of the last dividend, S2ss, 0tJ. 1.-The Eureka Gold
Mine produced at the weekly cleanup, May II, 800
ounces gold amalgam
The steamer City of Peking on her last trip
from san Francisco TO China carried the following
treasure: