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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-23

The Tilton-B -Beecher business was re-
sumed on Wednesday ~ the Brooklyn
City Court, the room bsing once more
crowded with people. The defendant is
described as having been in quite fiow
Of good spirits, and as chatting and
laughing with those Of the Plymouth
flock who were near him. Judge Porter
began the summing up for the defence,
and occupied uninterruptedly the SEES
sion of the court from its opening to the
hour of adjournment without conclud-
ing. In the course of his address he
argued the improbability, or rather the
impoasibility, Of a man of Beecher's
wonderful excellence and purity Of cha
racter being guilty of the crime with
which he is charged. or that Mrs. Tilton
would or could have been the author of
such letters as those written by her to
her husband while she was committing
30 great sin against him. On Mr..
Moulton and Mr.. Tilton he, of course.
had no mercy. branding them as liars by
their own admission. With other wit
nesses for the plaintiff no did not deal
much more tendsrly.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-23
President Palmetto Orphans Home

HOTEL ARRIVALS. May %. Columbia
Hotel-J. P. Browne, Baltimore: P. L.
Wiggin, Beaufort; F. NJ. West, Whining
ton; A. j. Frederick, W. Cooper, Robert
Witherspoon, Mrs. A. Mackey, J. D.
Stoney, s. c.; c. K. Knowles, city; A.
White. D. Jones Winn. Sumter; T. s.
Clarkson, N. c.; c. D. Mccoy. St. Louis;
+. Palmer. city; J. Mayer, G. D. Nathans,
Pa; Mrs. r. b. Lloyd, child and nurse.
8. G..
Hendrir House j. T. johnson. N. Y. {;
F. c. Foard, N. c.; ]. H. Dobson, Bslti-
more; Mrs. w. A. Msropey. Mas Emma
Meroney. Master Aeroney, Qrangsburg;
DIR. T. ]. Rawls, Charlotte, - =.
Mansion House,. D. Nopopald, Cam
den; n. =. Hollinsswesth. Abbsyille; j.
T. Sloan. IT,. f. w: Wheeler, Andrew
Crawford, city, ". @. KsSth, Walhalla.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-23

COLUMBIA, s. c., May az, 1875.
Colonel Thomas Do<lamead-DRAR SIN:
Your note Of the Goth instant, enclosing
seventy-tive dollars, presented by the
Eagle Fire Engine Company, of Charles
ton, to the Palmetto Orphans Home of
Columbia, has just been received. AL
low me, dear sir, in behalf of the trus-
tees of the Home" to return, through
the same medium which conveyed the
valued gift, our sincere thanks to the
officers and members of the Eagle Fire
Company, of Charleston, with our assur-
ance that the donation is appreciated by
us far beyond an ordinary present, for It
brings with it the confidence that in the
fireman we will ever find friend to the
fatherless. Yours, respectfully,
J. W. PARKER,
President Palmetto Orphans Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
Average Daily Circulation, 1880

II vii, TO- hp alt1-CtL z Cg-li'a1'e - tn
District q C,lIr-SIa il D. = rot rapT'>en:ed
at the Bunker Hill celebration next June
when al the states. territories AMI Tl11Iri-
pei ties o. the country crt-i ic or Wo>hihr-
ton g." 20 send military OF c. sc i.l.gatiJ.,.
II vCulG pc especially irIo-at1Ty 10 our self
TsSIsCt SEOCld 10 hapieu through our r-rni -
teSs- that the military organization OF some
SflCT City-EaItimOTe for iu>tauce->houl
sep ia and carry OF III hOn0rs Of escort duty
to the President Of the Unite! states, taking
with them at the same time our VI iri-e
Band The natural inquiry would b. through
out tie country If the District o. COLUMBIA
fad nfCitiZc2 SoliitTy, or the people no pa
triotsc pride in tire national demonstration.
As matter Of fact we have q good well,
drilled military organization. our Light In
fantry corps. which, healed by sOliieTly
Colonel Moore, would 90 no d.>credit Ia the
7 i~tTict amidst the best % the military
bodies taking part in the display at Boston.
The members have already equipped them
selves nj heavy expense. and wOUII, uu
doubt cleerfullE spend more money in order
To De present ia Crett!tabie fOrcp AM cplJi-
tioE n; the celebration. but :l-cy could no: be
expected 10 shoulder the whole outlay o! the
trip. In other places tie citizens Of mean,
ard iUo!ic spirit have promptly RAISED the
money 10 send military delegations 70 BoS-
ton, and We doubt not Our citizens would
readily dn tie same = the opportunity were
presented &C. them. Vino Will st The ball III
motion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

IRE Baltimore councils stiil havAtna PESO
iutiOD 70 prohibit stree; arabs Iroil ringing
d' or bells under consideration. The question
now = a. 70 is legality. and 20 ~ej:Ie this tue
city counsellor has been called upon Tor an
opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
BOARDING.

phEklNsOS HOUSE, 81 street and PsnaSyLra-
ma orsR.e.-Good Rooms and first class Board
n % per month. FIRST class Table Board, 81 ~
Fer weeS. or SlS per month
NAV l26t' A. PARKINSON, Proprietor.
NJ Csr2er Of 10th and K streets
Avenue and street cars. Board BY the week or
month Transient Board, o. per day. House thor.
oughly renovated and refurnished
febSD rRANK MILLIkEN, Proprietor.
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PERSONAL.

THE ADVERTISER WOULD BE OBLIGED
10y an interview with the ANONYMOUS correspond
en' Cf thc S,h, signed "A FTieui.i myls-3t~
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE IN
"A DERslGNED will please call and make a SGT
tement in some way by June I~t All unsettled
bills at that time will be placed i'll the hands of an
officer for collection.
ap29 2wf T. A. ROVER, Grocer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
LOST AND FOUND.

(; &tWARp- Dropped ~ depot car, on Eth ia
- .Jstsnt- Il roc kE1-BOOk, containing two : ID
Loi's ond ZONE small chang. The finder will con
icr great favor. leaving ii at No 60I l. stree
hct1 cen 6'h aEi 9Th northwest il belongs au
1Eyail. lady u Is all he money she Possesses, It
va- part "t her nnsiou money. IL
l OSI-on Sunday morning, the "a rstaut a
Ia liver csiortd and white SETTER CLIP, about
months Old: ar-Wers TO tn" name IF julie
suitable reward Will be paid To finder il urned to
Nc. i3I | street nOrtlH est. myIl-3.s
G. a REWAED-IOst on rhc orb instant. sun
81 posri ia street cars going to the Navy
Yard. PCCkETB00h containing one S70O note
aud other su al notes, and about - in cash. The
above rev ard vi b. paid II returned to No. ~ >
street southwest, MARY V. HUTTON. may 10 3tE
g n REWARD.-L0st Oh Sunday mol nIng. in
- " the vicinity Of III and q streets southwest
a medium sized PASS BOOK. leather coysr.with
the word" Memoranda stamped up0n the back. The
book contained q small sum of mOney aud accounts
v hiCh of value 10 any one but the owner
The above rewart = ill be paid If left with W. A
NINSATT, I2tli-street W barf uaylu-3lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

IL tie associated press telegram We pub
fish to-day give "a fair iiea 81 the character
Tie testimony against Mr. Spencer in tie
legislative investigation IN pro-r, - in Ala
is.Ir-a Ia Will hardly be able 10 hold his seat
a. tie United states senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

COHEND LOAN OFFICE, Crney af TIL stsses
~ and NsW loyk Arssss, entrance on New ~
York avenue The most private Loan Once
IN the city. Money loaned Ct the loWeat rateO q
q interest on Gold and Silver Watches. Dia1onds,
0entlemsnS Clothing, CARPETS, end III articlss q
veaus. dec1d-lH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
Custom DEPARTMENT.

FOR OH Custom TGspE WE KEEP THs
ftNG ASSORTED STOCK o. MATERIALS TO
BE FoJ ND IN THE UNITED STATES. STAPLs
FABRICS dANJFACTJ RED EXPRESSLY FOR
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLEsoF
ENGLISH. EREEt II. GEBMAS AND AMERI-
CAN MASCFACTD RE. FOB THIS BRANCH
OF OF BUSINESS WE EMPLOY TIE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT. CNEQJALED LABOR
FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OFT STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS GARMENTS ALL CLOTHIN.
ORDERED AT oUg WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Il MADE Up IN
NEW YORK As REPRESENTED. HOTwITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS Or SOME OF
OUR COIPETITu r. THAT We FILL THESE
ORDERS EEoM OCE EEADI MADE STOCK
READY MiDE CLOTHING.
At oCR WASHINGTON OFFICE VIZ KEEP
ALSO LINE or SAMPLE GARMENTS From
OUR EEADT MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS. YOUTHS
AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. ASD SPRING
oNEBCpATS. FROM WHICH NE FELL OK
DEES IN TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE SPECIALITY IN ORR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTNEhT l. TIE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT. 4 PERFECT FITTING GAR.
MENT, WHICH NE MAKE TO MEASURE OK
FURNISH READY MADE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

The Colonel u. X. Anthony. eiitor o. the
L'ayeuworth Times. who was recently fatal
~ shot by another e'j.toT, was a brother of
Susan i. Anthony. one OF the leaders III th ,
woman suffrage movement lie was a gen
tieulan of conceded ability. a republican in
politics. and was or" Of tie witnesses in the
case of state senator Ior,. against United
States senator romeroy, trieI by a senate
rial investigating committee a couple of
years ago. II i a little singular that editors
should indulge ia shooting one another whe,
ties are the targets cf - many unreasonable
IecT.t CUtsiGe OF their profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
A 3 I Il o 0I.
MADAME ROSS,

Thi. eeiebrsted Lady Astroloztst and Healing Me-
duH can DO consulted at No 30l street, corner OF
ID, northwest. She has superior In dslineatins
the Past, Present, and Future In love or business
her advice il invaluable, describing your friends
pointing out your enemies. and informing you Of the
sCre way TO success in al undertaking. Consulta-
Sl6. iyU-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

4 avenue northwest, containing fourteen rooms
Also, No. 1O1e Sth street, between X and L nth.
west, containing nine rooms. Both are frst class
houses. centrally situated, and contain eli m ,dern
IN lroWm ents. Inquire Of JAMES W. BiRKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

AUCTION SALES
MONDAY, May IL, ct p. m, Chancery sale Of the
Wharf property on Potomac river
Improved property ON ID, bet. 18th and 9th sts
DO. do. X, do do
UniEproved property In Squares Il, 20 and q.
TUESDAY, May Ia, at ,. m Chancery sale of
unimproved property in Squares Is, q, 81, 50 and
las.
WEDNESDAY, May Is, at 5 p. m, unimproved
property Ia Square 6yl
For fuller particulars other advertisements.
LOANS.
Two sums OF 1900 each, one of $500, one of
5000, one Of co.., and Of $1,000, FOR one OF
more years.
One per cent. for negotiating mayla tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

After the terrible Schiller disaster tic APP
IIeEeI SION in regard to the steamer Mc:roP
Oils. overdue ten OF twelve days at New
York. WAS greatly intensified. and every
body viii read with relief that She Is safe in
Tort 10 last. 70 seems matter OF impOssi-
Ijlity 10 provide against maay OF the acct
dents 50 frequently occurring at sea Con
sreSS recently hal before il a proposition.
which. Il favOrahiy acted UrOn, would II
some extent have rendered ocean travel
much less Fsrl1uS than at present. The pro-
position. IN effect. looked to the formation
OF an International commission. whose duty
10 sEouiJ be 10 establish definite paths or
routes Tor ocean steamers going 20 am re-
tuning from different points Ti.a gentle
men rom whom che proposition came hal
given tie subject careful consideration. and
argued. among Other things. that collisions
would be impossible under this system
while vessels in distress. being on the line OF
travel prescribed would De much more likely
To attract the attention Of Otner vessels on
the same track. The proposition failed fog
want e. time To- fully consider its details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
w III. wHEATLEV-s
STEAM D1EING AND CLEANING FsFlF.
II<ENFNT
DENLIN ~ CO,

DENLIN * CO,
NEW EOaE.
HOG L sEREEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
lNUR SALE CHEAP
l. BEA UTIFUL HOME

EOR SALF-Two beautiful building LOTS sitn-
L ated on Rhode Island avenue, between ll,h aud
18TH streets northwest sort t. will be sold AT
ba, gain CHARLES II. MOULTON, 62s street
noItnWest myS2w
EOR RHINESTONE No. 81 9 Louisiana avenue,
between 9Th and 7th streets has been used for the
past six months 40 commission md provision store
INQUIRE above the store, OF G. w. W. COX may6-l I'm
4 LOCATED for cottage sites or gardening one mile
Rr on tbs Point Of Rocks Railroad
Shases estate Win sell the hole or part cheap. on
easy terms. Apply, after ,. m. to W q. DkNI-
ooN 4O1 street northwest. mayo 3w
EQk RENT-Will be leased for term Of years, a
large BRICK HOUSE, OF IL rooms: possesses
every conNehience and is well furnished or will be
rsnted en- suite; fine location for q physicians
:mce one needed very much. Terms mojer ate, az
me owner wishes to leave the city Nine rooms will
5ll It'll street. NAYS svr
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rPDIsTkICr OF COLUMBIA

rs NOTICE
Ny - sI'Sisi mf-ttng Of the stockholIers Of
OAh HILL CEMETERY, at Georgetown, u G.
viii Be Ia. III at Gcs.dards Hall. topno.i.e rni,n
Hotel. Gcorgetown.1 on the EVE SISC 81 NJ
I2rh. 81 50 elCck- 10 consider The reca,, -,
of the hoard OF Manager in relation 10 IN,
of Mr. PANEL Barker. late Superintendent ~ 81
Gen efery. and question ia e.nn~cf1n ,ba
THEoBOhE BARNES, l. NcT.SN
JOHN W. SiNMS. HENRY WEAyER
O. BAtB. JOSEPH WEAVER
- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

CARRIAGES l-CARRTAGES .-CAERIAGFs,-
~ On hand, a large stock Of panel quar-. H5R0
ter sash door, and jump seat Rockawa, s.SSSW
Park FbStors Bretts. tsbriolsttes Jen W.
ny Lind.. Julnpseai side bar, and end spring TOP
and no-Tup Buggies, at reasonable prices. Pony
Phstors In all styles.
Repairing promptly atterdedto.
ROBT II. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory, 4I0 Ia stu street north
west, n,yil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
BUSINESS CHSNCES.

IN CASH .NrsIS PAlDMoN utl WI T.
:. NV buy re NV II 4 >E FRst Sf.- fsta .-t. 2
forthwes,, tet~een " sri Nata-T. 80 q 81 door.
Also, fsUT on Borfh >.fe - -rc p.r hst --rvsa
"a 81 p fes' ffrs Is - -: are- q tf .fy
IN dvs-ro m lise- Cssd On dos ma 2sr1ia-i--
balance in siN yrtts pay = "f,... with 49, p .lf
inteTe-t. W " NrT A1F
mayI2-3t o.,r-e- Is't ssr-ai 81 M Ii Az,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

E'OR RENT-W it'll or wirhoU: board icciy fur
4 nished Front ROOMS, en- suite or single; south.
en- and eastern exposure. No. iei East Capjto
street. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12

rs h o. Pile uniformed ard cher m. -
W. t'T~ 81 BE- lTri-d-JfI"l hn .ltf,el . Farat.
- II i''. la--aIf. VII as. HE a. A--oea.i,ft
Hsi y. tS9 PouIsy l'arit as~trt. conform. A
10, y u .ij a.. form frT az potion ant ,!rr.
IL ? tit E~iiAI. -a- 1871. ami MONDAY rte
|. "a fL-iaIf~- az O'clock p 70
~ c:cer oi jhe Chirf g, 70 ana. Or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-12
YATES g MITCHELL,


TI7' Nv III Market Sps.-.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suIlscri
I"r having obtained ir III the Supreme Court o
the DistriC; Of Columbia, holding "A Special Tenn
letters ~ administration on the PERSONAL estate of
THOMAS Pow ER late Of Washington city, D. = ,
q ceased all persons having Cl.Ims Against
the said deceased are hereby wsrned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, to tue sub
scTIteT, on Or before the Ilth d&y # Nav next:
they nlay otherwise by law be excluded from all hen-
eht 81 the said estate. Given under my hand thi.
llth day Of May. 1875
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
ExcsIsior Fas.,,s Gate

VUVHH unAersisued. having rsr~hasea the
u RgAt ~ N4&rs Spasss's Psfsns Gsse "a r
81. Nsrsss csunsy u now prepared 20 se,I
Essn Riehs ser this locality. Theve 3 . gate
Of thls patent nov On exhibition In Leonard
sown and psrties 6esirous Of snprlyiag them-
selves with Farn Rights are invited TO inspect
Il a. they can ebtain Information OF ia uxrs
in end werkings on applicAiisn 10 a.
This Gate - coming into general ass A.
rapidly a. possible, and the day b not Gar
diseant when IL viii be seen on every wely
ordered farm. These are tie reasons xhv-
lst-It 10 the cheapest Farm Gate shss ever
en- b cesstructed. 1.-THE .sfsrisis essting only
$l.5t.)
3nd-lt u the handiest. most durable ana
strongest for the amount o material esed.
3nd-lt b the most secure Of all farm gates,
u being absolutely impossible for any animal
10 open IL. (no matter low unruiy.l
lth-lt h more easily constructed than any
other gate. ~ coca kars.
shit does away with the big gate posts
and hinges.
sth-ft Is meeting with unbcunaesa sucers.
wherever introduced; (it IL estimated there
are 500 900 In use.)
ith-lt has taken the Frat Pyemssns N all
the Town, County and State Fairs wherever
10 has been on exhibition.
Sth-t have the must satisfactory reeommcn-
datioas, which will be shown on application,
Farm Rights $. Apply to
J PHILIP GkEEvwELL,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Sept .. ls7s-lm. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

oagh classical eduestion. = Logical mind
and retentive memoEy, improved and
cultivated BY application and foad-
ness for literary pursuits. gave hin .
facility a expression snd : Slrength in
discussioa only excelled By his ability
= writer. For over twenty-five wears
We have known the deceased wen and
intimately, have admired the chivalry
Of hin nature. his keen sense Of honor,
his genial disposition and his upright
and honorable depovtmsnt through he.
That there should have risen any Oc-
casion for the vindication Of his charac-
ter (pea nenem) h source Of pain and
regret, bat great injustice has beeu
done to his memory, either inadvertent-
", without weighing the fun force and
import Of the words, or from . total
misconcep.ion OF his true character
aud expressions used well calculated e
wound deeply the feelings OF his fami-
ly. "Hot Of temper, and over conten.
tious, perhaps, and Of bitter tongue in
debate" is an unjust and cruel obituary
or verdict to stamp the character of q
friend, to chill the idolizing memories
Of his children, TO meet the eyes of q
bereaved wife, crushed down and al
most paralized with grief. De sortsi,
Mill nisi bosass. He died within the
folds Of his church, in peace with all
forgiving freely bare a. he hoped him.
self to be In Heaven.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

One AMoSo MANY.-The present dull
times are thinning out the newspapers
of the country and thousands have sus-
pended in the past two years. There is
one, however, that "still waves" We
refer, of course, to the well-known Star
Spangled Bonner, a large 4O-column Lit.
erary paperpublished at Hinsdale, N. H
tits anational, as it is the favorite fami.
ly paper of the q. s. Every number is
crowded with the best of Stories, Poe.
try, Sketches, Wit, Humor and Fun, and
finely illustrated. But the specially
the great end and aim of this paper, is
to expose Swindlers, Quacks and Hum.
bugs, and 40 columns of such exposures
are given yearly. The July number
contained full list of hundreds OF
leading Frauds and Cheats, and our
readers can obtain this or any other
number by sending 6 cents to the pub
fishers (none free.) This splendid pa
per is in its 18th year, and no paper is
better established, known, or liked. 81
a year. Splendid chromos and gifts to
erery subscriber. TRIAL TRIP.-For
Ten Cents the Banner viii be sent un.
til 1876. Sead for Il. Address BAN
NER, Hinsdale, N. II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09
ARRIVALS AT MooRE's HorEL.-B.

ARRIVALS AT MooRE's HorEL.-B. T.
Perry, Mrs. B. T. Perry, Baltimore; ].
Smith, Washington City; Miss Ada
McWilliams, Miss Mamie McWilliams,
Blakistone's Island; T. N. Wood, Jut-
land; D. Plowden. st. Mary's CO.; A. L.
Anderson, Delaware; T. P. Pard, Balti-
more; Jos. 8. Allstan, Great Mills; ].
81. Waters, Baltimore; ]. w. Tyler.
Washington; E. Galetti, Steamer Pilot
Boy; VIM. T. Dix, Va; r. C. Davidge,
Baltimore; Mrs. Shoemaker, Washing.
ton; Miss Susie Blair; st. Mary's CO.;
DIR. L. Raughtuberg, DIR. c. T. Daw,
Miss Fannie Daw, Mr.. Casey, E. s.
Maunder, Washington; A. r. Tichnor,
Ohio; H. W. Vickers, Chestertown, Md;
r. K. Crane, Baltimore; Wal Way.
son, st. Mary's CO.; E. s. Abel, Clinton
Bean, ]. Shadrick, r. Thompson and
daughter, ]. F. Bohanan, DR.. Thos. A.
Lynch, J. F. Smith, County Grangers
D. Shanks, W. Carpenter, ]. Dillabay
Capt. J. ]. Allstan, J. r. Alvey, Alex
Bayne, w. B. Bean, w. Key, DR.. L. J.
Sutton, z. Mckay, Mr.. Rollins, J. Cts.
sell, d. Hammett, c. Burch, Captain j
Foxwell, St. Mary's CO.; Miss Miller
Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

JURY List FOR SEPTEMBER TERN
The following is the list of the Grand
aud Petit Juries for Sept. Term, 1875
Grand JHrors.-J. Alex. Jarboe, A
Wilson Turner, VIM. F. Combs, Rich.
ard H. Reeder, jefferson d. Loker. DR.
VIM. 8. Blackstone, James C. Green.
well. ]. J. Redmond. VIM. H. HAYDEN.
Geo. w. Goddard, VIM. A. Smith. Ro.
bert Loker, Lewis c. Combs, VIM. J.
Edelen, Jr., Jonathan Hayden, VIM. C.
WEIGH, James F. Ellicott, James War.
ing, Jr., Duncan NJ. Turner. George L.
Clarke. Robert H. Wise, Sylvester
Adams, Thomas Harrison.
Petit Jnrors.-Demetrius Code, James
N. Evans, VIM. II. Sothoron, John b.
Lyon. Lewis II. Leigh. VIM. Dixon, ].
Hillary Parsons. Griffin Hebb, George
Asheom, Jno. Saxton, Geo. w. L. Buck.
Ter. Alexander Combs, VIM. ]. Aud.
VIM. NJ. Corcoran, VIM. b. Bean, Ed.
ward Fenhagan John H. Turner, Rich.
ard III. Abel. Raphael Downs, John C.
Mills, 1gns. Z. Mattingley J. Frank.
Smith, Edwd. A. Matthews, James J.
Alvey, James Burroughs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-09-09

BALLor's MAaAxrSE.-An excellent number
is Ballou's Magazine for October. II has come
thirty different articles. stories, poetry and q
dozen or more illustrations all Of the first class
and such rs any magazine might be proud of.
Among The stories we notice O thrilling sea
yarn, called "Cotbing the Cook" BY Vim. II.
Macy, an old whaleman, and good writer Of
tales. in fact one Of the hes, in the country
and what is most singular is the fact that Mr.
Macy Is blind and does all his writing by the
aid Of machine that is his ow n invention. =
Bailou's Magazine is q great favoriie, and we
do not wonder at it. containing such a variety
as il does. The contents Of the October num-
Der are Ny Two Loves; Chatsworth; The S,o-
~ Of Hare; The Fatal Glove; or, the History
Of a Street-Swe-per; Certainty; In the Morn
ing: Counting Days; Heartiess; Cob bing' the
Cook; Loreiy; Escaping the Gnard; The Ris-
ing sun; A Mad Passion; viii She Marry Him?
Dick Fenton's Faith; Mr.. Bar,eaux; Going TO
Bed; To -; Living Waters; May and Sep
TENDER, OuR YouSG PgorLE's SroRY TELLER-
Mademoiselie Sylphiua; or, The Fortunes Of q
Cas,away;. Little Benne's Adventures on The Ice;
The Prize at School; No Mother Ruthven' .
Puzzle Page. Curious Matters: The Housekeei,-
er; Facts and Fancies; The Good Indian and
his Gun.-(lIumorous Pictures. Published BY
Themes b Talbot. % Hawley Street. Boston. at
only 81 so per year, or Is cents single number