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New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
RELATIONS OF INSURANCE BROKERS AND
UNDERWRITERS.

THE ABEoGATIoN OF COMPACT by THE NEw-YoRK
BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN IN
sURANCE RULES MADE BY THE BROOKLYN COM
PANIES.
The annual meeting OF the New York Board
OF Fire Insurance Brokers held yesterday at NO.
162 Broadway. One member resigned, and another was
expelled for collecting premium on policy OF hre
insurance failing to pay 1t over TO the Company
entitled to It. The election for officers for the ensuing
year was then held and the following officers were
chosen:
President Robert Rqthbone; president, James
NJ Bates: Secretary, Theodore Wehle; Treasurer, VIM
Mulligan Executive Committee. H. MOseltniI Heo' H.
NOrcrOss A. L. Shaw, Joseph b. Falk, A. o. Wilcox, An
drew Wesson, Alfred f. Lewis; Finance Comnltee, ..
Membership Committee, James M. Bates, Henry HONG,
Tue annual report showed a membership of $40, and a
cash balance OF 5000 The following resolutions were
adopted:
whereas series OF propositions adopted by the
New-York Board Of Underwriters on Feo IL, Que OF
which contemplated the abrogaon OF the compact wlth
whereas, No Official written communication Of such
action was made TO the officers OF This Board therefore,
ReSOred. That while express our astonishrnent at
such want of ordinary courtesy the part of the Board
OF Underwriters, cheerfuly concur III the aDrogatoh
of the compact between the two Boards
The Brooklyn Board OF FIRE Underwriters have
adopted the following rules and distributed copies OF
the same among the New-York members of the Board;
Fifteen per cent rebate or commission may be al
lowed on dwellings and their contents, dwellings 0ccu
pied in part and their contents, ana on
churches public schools. aud private stables.
The rates III private warehouses and contents as cas
s, in Rate Book page adopted May l. 1874 are made
optional ~ =, - ~ -. :.
Rale Book are subject TO rebate OF 10 per cent or
commission including rebate of Is per cent.
Brick stone. and iron buildings IN course or consrnc
ton (except dwellings classled) may be insured at
not less than Is cents per $l0O Including the builders
risk thereon - II .
Brick dwellings and brick dwellings occupied IN pas
as sofr taA &c C0rrsc o construetlon may be
insured at not less than 30 cents per SiVV iheuuins
builders risk thereon. .
Frame building, in course OF construction TO DC lh
sured tariff rates. with the addition OF 30 cents per
sIUO for builders risks thereon.
When insurance is taken above aud the poIlcy is
Cancelled, the short rate shall invariably be retained
Mechanics privileges may be granted, whom without
charge, the following restriction is Inserted IN the
policy VIZ: Privileged for mechanics to make ordi
nary alterations and repairs but IL Is understood and
agreed that extraordinary alterations repairs, or ad
dons proDioited Without notice to and consent OF
this mpaDy IN writing"
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

LEAKY ROOFs
MADE WAFER TiGHr o. No CHARGB. Call or address,
NEg.YoHK SLATE KuoPISa Co., q Cedsrs., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
IAnnounoemenn-I

Irritation of scalp-BURNETTs COCAINE cures.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

The fourth annual anniversary of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of tho Willett
street NJ T. Church celebrated last evening in the
presence Of an audience which filed the building in
every part Addresses were mado by the Rev. George
H. Icpworth the Rev. J. " Saunders, the Rev. W. II.
Thomas, and William Gils, President or the Associa'
ton Tue young ladies OF the congregation lent their
services as musicians order to add 10 the pleasure OF
the evening Several piano solos and duets were per-
Mrs Josie Py, Mrs Nellie Covert. Miss Susan stillwei
and MIR. Hester Keen. duet performed the
pIano by j. Alexander aud Daniel Twomey. the exc
cutlou calling out a hearty round VI applause.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

A ALKETHREPTA is O pure and delicious
preparation Chooie Seni for sample SMITHS HOAEO
PATNIt PHARMACY lO7 Pourh-aye.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

fas AIpISE for June lis Of tie current
scriesl has come 10 hand. and il mar be casiei
one nf the most substantial Numbers Of The pub
lieafion which has vet appeared, apresiirg,
throughout 10 re most Fefiee5 Gna efsvasei SEN
simen's- This fact is especially notable il sew
esaI Of she igusirstions Mothers Darling. the
dFst. being peEiec; spotheosis OF that holiest
by The rsrresSFhise Ia two comranscn-prfares
The Helping Hard, and Saved and Lest the
siory Of rnsns spiritual Peril and bis only ahii-
irg refuge is told most strikingiy. Three hue
pictures open the promised series of Picturesrns
Europe. IL A Waterfall in the PyrpEees. 3 gem
Of alher; Rieger, the original Of which formed
one os the leading art attractions ~ Vienna 10
ls73--ana two charming ovsls. Sarnont on the
Bonze aud The Eeronss Rock both freai ti.-
iureSqGe Auvergne The other faIl-psce pic
tare orIhe number is graphic Battle OF hun
ker iill following Oh; the patriotic Centennial
series commenced ihree months ago, and a
handsome illustration Of Scots, the Drinking
Sag, three noble views OF Durham Cathedral,
aud portrait of Hoa Luther B. Wymsu, Of
Brooklyn, make ~ the art-ece,ents Of ihe aaH-
ber
In leiter-press. no story OF the secession war
has been so plainly and so sweeily told. as IL 4
Virginia 6isi's Experiences At the Fall OF Rich
m1rd, Of which a part Is given in this number.
The hovel 0f the Revelation, The Spar Of Mon
mouth. broadens and Geepens in interest and
introduces rev characters freely enough TO ia
dictate a wide field before the cuncuSicn-
Besides these, of prose, there is charming little
domestic story. The Bellendsn Diff ulty, by
Florence Allen, understood to I've the promis-
ing daughter Of the lady Who taught the world
The sweet words Of Rock the 10 sleep, Mother;
Plrasa u, paper on Germantown, bs Chandos
Fulton; ibe FIST Of q scrappy series by John
Thompson, Jr., on Odd Personal disturbances;
careful papers on Bunker Ill., or Music, Art
ard Literature Then aud.,o conc1Rde, we have
the following poems-eIl worthy Of their place;
The Mother arliag tiiiustratorvl by John
Has Furnsss; The Best 10 Came, by pen of
much psst honor, that of Mrs. Susan Archer
Taiey eiss; June Roses, by Alice Williams;
One Maiden Way. by c, Woodward Hutton;
ani The Brock OF Kildare, by Sarah D Clark
making up whole of quite the acreage Aldinn
excellence, which is ali that need he said. The
Aidiue Company ppbiishJrs. SO Maiden Lane.
Nes York City.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

IL srccriAnee Hi,h he rsxomnendasisn IL
he ssase csasr2l Cenmitfce. II tie usesing
held il Baitmore o. ihe 10th a. sase. isTs.
he Democratic Conservative Voters u St. Ma
rvs coarsS are reqaessed 70 assemble In PR
mary Meetings., n she nsasi rssets Of voting
Il their respective Esectsoa Districts. On
SATURDAY. The fesh Of Jaiy. 1875,
FOR the purpose &C selecting ten Delegates to
represent them IN County convensioas 70 &c
held al s.ecnardtorn. on
TUESDAY. the lssh Of July. 1875.
whose dsty II viii he TO appoint three o-'ega. .
to represent ST. rary's counsy in the Stats Con-
vsnSian, 10 he held in Baltimore City. on
WEDNESDAY the Els, Gay of jelly,
which shall have The power to nominate esndi-
dates fof Governor, Attorney General OF the
State and Comptroller Of the Treasury.
JOHN T. DENT.
GEORGE ". MORGAN,
HENRY CARROLL,
Democratic Central Committee
fer 81. hary's County.
June - is7s-.a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24
Road Notice.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN,
4T that At the expiration Of ihir,y
days 'ro'n this date, the undersigned in
teri {" apply to the County Commission
ers Of St Mays county 10 make pub
lie road from the Three Noiched Road
through the lands of Msssrs. John I.
Sinns. igna,ias Joy, John B. Ralcy,
James Cooper and John r King to the
ieonardtown road FROM Paiuxent rivor.
or road. commencing at point where
the Rich Neck road iutersects the McIu-
iosh road to point at or near The barn If
Leo Ii. Hayden on the public road lead
ing from Leonardtown TO Wihle's Shop,
and running tEroaeht the lands of Mary
fenwics. Doraihy Raiey. Igns,ius Joy,
John B. Raley, James Cooper aud An
thOny Yates.
VIM Is TUCKER,
j u RALEY,
JOSEPH V RALEY,
G l. RALEY.
L. V. GREENWELL,
A N $ YATES,
J s RALEY,
4 others.
June IL, lS15-30d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24
B4LTYECEE U4RhEYS.

wrEAr-Rscsipts 4s, ssl bushe's-is3. 600
bushels Western 1861 bushels Southern
SL:pmeRts from elevators o., soc bushels stock
Ia elevators 50 ees bushels.
Tie c:Fsrings At Change hese hecn light espe-
Cislly of the best grades aud the market, though
quiet, has ruled generally steady ard even
81. oug, with somewhat advancing tendency
for desirable descriptions.
The sales reported s.; Change were as fol-
lows:
Southe-p--Io0 bushels common, 900 bushels
fair red AZ l?6 cents; SEQ bashss good do ct
I3l cents: 500 bushels do. al l32 cents; 900
bushels good hits AZ l35 cents; leo bushels
prime DO lsG cents; ,2ss bushels prime red at
las ecE,s: $50 bushels strictly prisae do at Sc
cents; ? 300 bushels amber =, l5- cents; ls2
bushels prime DO AZ l3s ceats.
ceaS-g Receipts eos, 09J husbeis-T3. 400 BUSH
els Western aad 20 sl3 b0shels Southern
Shipments from elevators ~ 900 bushels; sock
in elevators ssT. 73s bushels.
Southern Csra has ruled frm and steady,
and closes = shS de or two stronger In West.
eFn there has been scUe speculative n oyement,
and prices advanced during The week ) eens
for mixed ard 8 cents for steamer. Of the
satter however the sales have been very limi-
red as have also been the offerings. 4, the
close the market was weaker, aud Part Of ,he
advance on Wes.era wss lost. the latest sale Of
mixed being 81 81 csa;s and Of steamer al 50
cents. The sales reported ut Change were as
follows:
Southern, SIS bushels good white at 81
eeais, ?. zoo bushels Prime DO at So cents l.
500 bushels do al "a rea.s; 900 bushels Go. at
s5 cents; .lIO bushels prime Shi'e 81 %
cents; :, 4a0 bushels do at &C csEss; T,5ss bush
els 80. 81 81 ceats.
oATs.-R.esipss l7. $50 bushels. Tbs marke;
ka ruled dull ard prices have fal.er C some
hat, especially for Western and heavy South
eru- Salts-Stnihern. zoe bushels hesvv al
. crEts; zoe bushels 6o, ~ 70 csnts- I, 2e0
bushels ligh, A. 70 cents. .e55 bushels do. II
u eeats. s96 bushels do. ct IS cents, i,e0e
cGsariS Go. AZ So cehis.
ErE-The receipts have been very hsht. aud
The u2Tkss has tser very dali. The gnls sales
reported have oeen 700 hashels a. les cts and
We euois the market .ezTy Ef iecfaslo5 eeBts
fer gooa 10 prime
IoaacCa.--The EsFkst gerCrally : .ries, bet
very sTm IN tnrs The saJn6icagicn of tae
French esniFscss j. lcoked fer a< We go 80
press, bat have nos yet come 20 h9a1. psota-
sioaS gtssEsily are unchanged:
sss.sss fsssx~s Enf~A EE
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tCM.UNICATED.
GREAF Mus p. OFFICE.
tune 2lst. 1873


NJ. Editor 1t is very clear tomany
of your readers, that the writer of the
article ON school matters" in vour last
Issue, had constructed his theory from
his prejudiccs or his weakness, and then
sought Tor facts TO support it-had
formed his conclusion long before he
had tixcd bis premises-and that the
conclusion he arrived at, and is anxious
the public should accept, canrct he log
ically dejuced FROM his figured premi-
ses. This Is the method used by all
popular or demagogicat scr,bbiers and
speakers. That il Is uEtair, unscientiiic,
and wholly objectionable, no man lie
MES. but II IS the one adopted by most
men when treating subject under the
influence ol strong prejudice. foe gen
t.rman, finding himself short If funds
near the close at the scholastic wear.
and Imagining that the School Board
possessed yce c"edfui in his weakness
tanks that b. has rot been paid enough
fer his valuable services. aud imnich-
atelv goes IL search of figures to prove
that the Board has Crshuuld havefunas.
and because the Board ANA not he Is in
possession, he concludes he has been
iofrau5le4 aud ;Latour Honorable Beard
II Schou. Commissioners should be VS.
stcl ~ public expression # indigua-
t2on. Al Teachers, with whom I am
acquainted, congratulate hemselvest hat
their funds arc where Your eorrcspou-
dent has foUaI them. aud would not
have It otherwise, not even fGr his sake.
AMI ale perfectly satisfied tinat in due
TINE they will BE for; hcCmiug. 70 each
his share IN proportion 10 ability and
his Or her merits. The gentleman con
Guides, that because the State paws now
twice IS much as formerly Tor she sdu-
cation OF her colorea children. the lib
crafty Of the School Beard should lie
N proportion - that Of the State. and
that however Undeserving, the public
money should be paid 20 the Teachers
and TIE salary Of none decreased. This
"a the language of the prodisal, dicta-
ted by folly aud DESPAIR. aud proves
thar h colxi not he a safe member OF
tie Schoo. Board. 1t l. contrary to the
very trst principles az law that q man
should be tie judge in his own cause;
and rs the School Board. lie lawfully
authorized nudge in the matter, has de-
5ided that the scutiemau's services are
not worth ,sore than so per school
term, an iucAned 10 think that the
Court is right, and that he hits ucs been
3etraUdsd Ont q q cent, and If there
were wanting anything to confirm the
justice q tEis Judgment, il is furnished
II his argument about the cGiHln at
tached @ teaching cclorsd Children
lie cannot think, ne says, the Examiner,
! or any one else Of sense, thinks there is
any disgrace attached to the business,
and as TO himself, be Is willing mar
tyr. sacrificed 10 tue cause
Then, why, IN the name Of common
sense, say one word about siiGm ard
disgraees Our language, MIR Editor,
rot unfrcquensly proves the existence
OF the very facts we aim 70 deny. Sach
Il the force Of truth.
a TgacERR.
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The late .0ppleasartnessr between
he baltimore 4 Ohio and Fe.nssIyz-
ma Railroad Companies has bren Small
i adjusted upon the basis Of s'moaer-
ate and uniform rates beswesn ali ccm-
peting points. to be maintained for Pc
rod Of ten years" The misfortune Of the
public i, that the ahigh contracting
parties" determine for themselves what
are moderate rates" and allow nobody
else to hare say in the matter.
The New York Court Of Appeals has
decided that William III. Tweed was
onIy convicted of one snisdeuseaaor, for
which the penalty is one year imprison-
ment and $3.50 fine, that the cumula-
tive sentence Of Judge Davis (who held
that the conviction covered fourteen
distinct offences) was contrary to law.
and that Tweed. having served out the
term prescribed in the statue and paid
the fine, is entitled to be discharged.
The Democratic Legislature Of New
York has reduced the State taxes more
than two millions Of dollars year
They have cut down the tax levy from
fifteen millions 10 thirteen millions Of
dollars. Upsnthe sameratio this would
be equivalent 10 a saving in the FEEDER
al Government Of full fifty millions Of
dollars year. Ii seems to pay the
people to elect Democrats to Office.
The fiscal year of the United States
Treasury ends on the Both of jane.
The Secretary of the Treasury estirna-
ted tie receipts for this wear at s2S4,-
00o, 900, but they have fallen short and
there is a deficit OF from $40 900, 900 to
S25,000,000. The Government, it is
thus seen, is in the condition Of a good
many OF It's citizens, spending more
than it receives.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee Of Maryland assembled in Balti-
more on the 18th instant aud fixed
upon September the 9Th as the time
and Westminster as the place for
the meeting Of a State Convention
for the purpose Of nominating a ticket
for State officers, if such course shall
be deemed judicicus.
The elections are still enough to ac-
count for the prevalent languor in pol
tiles. Kentucky, with It's invariablc
Democratic victory, comes Aug ,, Cal
ifornia IN September; Maine, Sept. l3;
Ohio and Iowa, Oct. II.
The Ohio Democratic State Conven-
ton net At Columbus and nominated
Hon. hm. Alien for Governor, and
Samuel F. Cary for Lieutenant Govern
or Mr.. Allen is the present Governor.
We are requested TO state. that Rev.
Ir Murphy viii hold service at St.
Andrews Church on Sunday next, he
29th instant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24
BY n. MAflATh.
NJ Z w SONcS.

Madelaine Grey. Song and Che.
hT win s Hays, IS c;s
Put the Right Man a. the Wheel.
Song and Che. Hays, Is e.s
Dora Darling. song and Che. HAYS, s. cts
Barney Nactree. Song and Che. Hays. 81 cis
The Maid % Avendsie. Soeg i enc HAYS, IS cts
where Is my Loved One Tonight
Seng and Che. Hays, IS eta
Slug. pareies. Sing. Song s cho. Hays, IS ia
WheD Little Mamie Died.
Song and Che. HAYS, IS ca
Alone azsd a Home. Song Cho. lays, 35 cts
JeIric, The Flower Of ;hs Dell
Song sn9 Che. Hays, IS cts
The Seiooi- House en- the Hill.
Song and Cho. Hays - c,s
By The father Of M0ELTE, BARRING.
Allie, Daring. Song aud Che.
Ry II banks, 30 cts
Why don Z you Write 10 me,
sisterl Song aad Che. banks, 80 cts
or in Dreams Sweet Voice calls me.
Song aud Cho. Dauks, 80 cts
BY he A3tior Of STL YER THREADS.
Any Of the above mailed post-paid. GA re-
ieeirt Of the marked price. Pieces marked thu.
have picture title pages Address,
J, l.. PETERS. sis Broadway, Ny.
! June a. lsi5-lEn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24

The Science Of Health for July commences
volume seven of this vigorous, active. and
NOSE instructive monthly. LIS contents are
more iban usually diversified; opening with an
interesting sketch sud tlno portrait Of the IA e
publisher, Sr 5. K. Wells, the interest is
ccll-sustaiuci throughout There is a pracsi-
cai and csisp ariirl on General Debility; sn-
otter, veGy seasonahle, On Mineral Waters -
The interesting ireatises entitled Popular Phys
ology are continued; THE time the ehapter he
ing devoted TO ,hs Brain and Nervous Sys-
lem rr. Trait asks for q Theory of Disease,
and snd-avo 10 answer The qGes;ions- Chap
ter six of whS' Know ii Doctorius is quite
agreeable. Among The articles worthy Of mem
lion are The irrepressible Conflict: Bething
" ben Tired The Pulse Family, in which Beans,
their iiferen, varieties, end modes Of prepera-
ton for food, are we'll diseased ~ Jalia Col
man. The Eeceipcs Of the depar .mcn; o. IoGse-
hold aud Agriculture ale unusually fall Take
il altogether, il Is capital snecimeE number
of that sort Of IiIera.are which The Of IN.
people need To read Price 20 cents By the
yeag 81 o. An excellent premium is offered
to those v he subscribe for the year Address
5. r. Wells & Co., 1871 Broadway, New York
City.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Mary jaEe Stone
vs.
John n Lloyd
AMI VIII. and oihera.

10 ihs cireui, Court for st Mary Is coun-
~, sitting as Couu or Equity.
No. 596 NE.
FARDERED this ztish day of May, 1875,
- that the sale INSIDE and reported by
ksbi Z Csinos, surviving Trustee, In .k.s
eAsse, be ratified and confirmed, unlesscause
70 the contrary be shown on or before
the 81 Monday Of June, 1876; provid-
ed copy OF this order be inserted in
tie - aary's Beacon. once . week for
three successive weekspricr to the said
ssa Monday OF dune.
l'herepor. states that The land sold FOR
$500.
JFRANK FORD.
Clerk.
True cspy--Tess
JFRANE FORD.
May 2s, is75-sw.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
oEPlans' Coat Of 81 Rary's coan,y, iSet.-
jane %. 1873.
nRnERED By TBE COURT, That VIM II
" ust:ingicy, sdmr. Of Robert II Harden,
isJs Of 81. Aary's county, Maryland, decess-
ed, give the notice required BY law to the de-
osasedS creditors to exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once week io.
six successive weeks ia the So aary's Beaecn
Test: Jas T u Rally
Register Wills Of 81 &aTy's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance o! the above order, hereby
give notice ina; have ohisinoa from the Or
phaus' Court OF 81 Nary's county, MARYLAND
letters % administration on thu personal estate
Of Robert Il Harden. iase % said coantv. DE-
ceased. All persons hayiag claims a.sins; the
said DECEASED are hsrehy notified 10 exhibit tire
same wifh tire proper vouchers ATTACHED there
TO- 70 TIE subscriber, on or before the 3ath asy
Of Dec. 1875, they vii Otherwise BY la~ he
excluded fron siI beBeG;s Of the -aia estate
All persons indebted 10 The deceased are re-
guested 20 make Immediate payment 70 ,Ae
subscriber.
VIZ Il MATTEN6LEY,
A6sEiaiztFato-
jane "a, isT5-ss
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PUBLIC EXAMINATION Of Cha rl,,.e
Ball sshcod will ssks place On WE'D
SESDsf md THURSDAY, The TIN
and g. Of Jaly. EXHIBITION FRI
DAY
Jrns "a, isT5--2rs
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MARRIED.

On the l4th inst, EDWARD l. PlIKEk-
TON 20 Mrs. LOTTiE COTTINGHAM.
On the same iay. By the Rev. Father Boone.
JNU. Il. WA1HEN 10 Miss kEBECCA ]. jUY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-24
ST. Mary's Seminary

sHTHE annual commencement eKer-
q ercises II this Institution viii
take place JULY 3nd, at 10 o'clock, A.
N. The public are invited 10 attend.
Mrs. J. Il. THOMAS,
Principal
June "a, I375--lts
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FSsEE Cc-rartnerrhi? heretofore exist
u irg in lbc Mercantile Business at
the Head If st. Clements Fay. Md. be-
tween John C. and + F. c Herbert. was
dissolved the 18th of June. instant, bv
mutual consent The business Of tho
6rm will be settled By the Senior partner,
John C Herbert. who is duly authorized
to sign the firms name in all adjustments
connected with the late partnership. All
parties Indebted 10 the firm are uotifed
that prompt settlement; of their liabi!i-
ties is expected.
JOHN G HERBERT,
L r c BERBERr.
81 Clements Bay. Nd.
jane 10Th, 1875.
June 2f, 1875.
NOTICE. Tho undersigned. thank.
ful for past patronage, respectfully in
forms his friends asI! the public that he
viii continue the bnsiness at the old stand
and viii be grateful for a renewal Of the
fsvors Of which the old firm was the re-
cipien;.
JOHN c HERBERT.
June q, iS15-sfs
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CHOICE PIANO PIECES.
BY G. D. WILSON.

Ever True 70 Thee. Polka Marafks.
Bs Carl wsgRey, % :
Berdiess No-niag Song- ya-ia..ors.
Nagnsr, SO Ct
On the " iEgs Of Love. Vsise Rrsilisnse.
Wagner. IS c
Venetian Regatta. Norceaa Wagner, 90 c
aNerry EorssieTs. Fcrss, SCENE. Wagner, SO c
sEcho~s from tho Palisades. Wagner. snc
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Collie
, .ss'.'s|


" James II
State and ccaG
ROE district Of |
years 1873 an, /
County Comm
county. that I, +
James Il Ali
giving .wsn.y
court Horse d
IN the county 1
Saint Marys i
kshed ia Sain
lowing land III
ST. Msry's ccsI
One tract G /
kacwr By the |
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

ON REASONABLE TERMS. THE
PORTABLE STEAM SAW & GRlSr
MILL, known as Shepard's Address
until June Sa;h.
RHODES SHEPARD,
Leonsr1town, Nd.
june "a, 1876 1t.
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