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BROCK CHAICB,
containing
100 acres,

The first tract Of land il 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. |. has sbun.
dant timber upon i. for the support Of the
place and is especially desirable in con-
sequence of its location.
The second named tract is located near
Oakvilie. in this county, has a 6ne soil
is well ,imbercd. aud borders upon the
line of the proposed Southern Mary land
Railroad.
Also, will be offered on the following
day. at the residence Of the late Matthew
4. Stone. known rs the Wharf or Home
Farm" the following personal property,
to Wit
IS Head Of Cattle,
90 Sheep.
One Gray Horse.
One Leopard Horse.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
Upon the payment Of the purchase
money, the Trustees are authorised 20 con-
vey the property to the purchase ar purcha-
sers thereof. free. clear aud discharged from
all claims Of the parties to this cause. and
Of those claiming by. from or under them
r. C. COMBS.
JAS. s. DOWNS.
Trustees.
Jan z IS15-ss
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MARRIED.

On the ash Dec. 1874 by the Rev. Father
vicinanza, &. 2. TlPPETT ,oMARY 4. SHOR
TER.
On the 2eth Dec 1874, by the Rev. Mr.. Ped
eluge, GEO. W FEERALL TO CECILIA T.
QCADE.
On the same day, by the Rev. Father Boone.
THOMAS 7. PURCELL TO REBECcA N
BROWN.
On the LIST inst :, by the Rev. Father Boone.
WV L. RUSSELL 20 MOLLIE GIBSON.
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with two negro men IN the lower part q
the Factory district on Christmas ere,
is now much better and i considered
out Of danger. 0fthe assaifng parties,
one has been arrested and lodged IN jail;
the other, and more guilty, is still =
large.
Our thanks are due to the Baltimore
Asseriean, Gasefse and Saa for Cslen-
dars for 1875. We are also debtor t.
the Washington CzroHieie fora Christ
mas Pictorial issue of that journal
Gentlemen. I'VE are even poor in thanks,
but we thank you"
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DIED.

In ST. Inigoes' district at the residence Of T.
r Loker. on the 29ih Of November. nit, Of
pneumonia, Miss ANN CLARKE, in the ssih
year OF her age.
On the 10th of December. ul,, at the resi-
deuce Of her son-in-lsw, Tnos. J. d. Bowie, in
Montgomery county, Nd, Mrs. ELIZA L.
GARDINER, widow of the late br. LleweIiy a
Gardiner, OF this county.
At the residence of her husband, in the Fac.
tory district, on the 10th ult., Mrs. ELIZA
gkrH HAnNETT, eoasort Of Igaa,ius Ham,
NETT. In the s.,h year Of her age.
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NOTICE..

TUNEE firm Of LATHAM & JOY 10
u this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The business will be continued by
J. W Latham. AL persons indebted to
III. firm are respectfully requested to set
tie their accounts on or before the LIST day
of February. 1875. with j. W. Latham.
who 10 alone authorised 10 receipt for
same.
Dec q, 1874.
Jan Z, 1S75-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-07

New and large stock of Win
ter Goods at exceedingly low
prices at the Big Brown Store,
Lecnardtown.
Dec 24-tf.
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Ter: NJ = ~ 4 but we
eou,d r. ;;;,provemens n
:tb;.. -. 80. sum never
aid go 4 ale ssill cal
erl..;-~ psIHeodav" and
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it'll 81. .s-.nd old ..Rou...
with s.. -ins;stine that h;s
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Employment.

sAs fsO SIS , ssS' men ald
agents, we have j'Is' wha: yoI need our I
IL Mounted chromos ouisc anything in tho
market. Mr. Persons writes: II struck out
YESTERDAY. aid by working EASY fur hour,
cleared ST. lady las jus, reported her pro-
fits for the forenoon as IS; yesterday up TO ,
O'Clock she cleared 81 80. we can prove be-
ycni question lha; one agent ordered $500 of
these chr"u,os in eleven working days, We
have the largest and finest assortment 10 the
United States; hundreds az choice sui .c,s from
which TO select We VIII send Won an assorted
100 of the hes, selling free OF charge on rcc-ip.
of Sc 50. Send in your orders or give Us .
call. Samplers by mail 2ic.. or IL for 81.
boston FR ME AND CilRuMO Co.
292 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
+. q. Box 2iG2.
Jan I. lSiS-fts
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BlILEI'S FORTUNE,
containing
lao acres,

more or less;
also, all the interest Of said William II.
St"ue. being one, half. in tract or par
Gel Of land lying in the 9th election dis
trIct Of ST. Mary's county. Maryland.
called aud known by the name Of
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEoyARDIowE,ND.

THURSDAY MORNING, Jans.ry 7,s, 1875.
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MATTiSGLEi
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Solid eighteen carat gold, plain,
carved and aione'aet rings, NJ Hermann
Langc's.
-WhcnyoupOas iO7 ELM street. don't
fail TO notice the line lot Of Diamond
shirts, They arc the cheapest and best
hitting shirts made, Leave your mems
urc aud order NJ Sianford'a, lO7 Elm
street.
beautiful satin finish and ret0uclled
photographs nj l'recman's new model
studio, NJ 81 80 per dozen. Now ~ the
lime 10 get your photos taken. Studio
north side Of public square,
lOldlw A. FREEMAN
See advertisement Of FOater'a see
ond Texas drawing postponed for a few
days.
Clocks OF every description, from
the regulator aud cocoa clock TO the
smallest time piece, at Hermann
Lange's, 5Ol southslde Main street.
Those fellows, Ilollenbeck Il Nc
Collum, at the "lIoss Pla e," lO7 Main
street, are bound to sell better goods
aud more Of them and Mt less prices
than any other house IN the city, They
have got the goods and they have got
the cutter. In order TO satisfy your
selves of the fact, just call and see
them. Don't forget the place, iO7
Main street. lOOdlm
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AS will be Seen from the notice pub
lished in another column, Colonel
Michigan will make the run against
time, on the associations course, to.
morrow afternoon. Racing against
time is one of the most exciting sports
of the turf. At the time Lexington
run in New Orleans, ut the Mctaire
course, against Lecompte's time, there
was the largest and most enthusiastic
concourse of people present that ever
assembled ON that world famed track.
so, too, 1t was at Saratoga last fall,
when Gray Planet ran against time
the largest attendance of the season.
Colonel Nelligan is to make the four
miles In IA, which is pretty rapid
travelling. Everybody, doubtless, will
be present to witness the sport.
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lowed 10 resume his place, From this
the professor no upon q series Ol test
words, tO DO found IN the back of
ll0lme's Rpeller and the contest
from that moment war Sharp, quick
and decisive, one lawyer went
over "cnulchouc,n like skin over
% swell 10 strand and go down
ON NllillOua,n which he Insisted on
giving % double !, Two gallant
lorms were Hooded on "neumlgia,"
They got "heragliO" in their mlndH,
and mixed II up win that nervous
disorder one very confident legal
youth of about thirty summers, and
sporting very long nose, heard the
word " measleRp spelled aud was
called upon 10 spell "wcasels imme'
dlalely, He followed the arrangement
NJ the letters Ia measles, ana plnGed
the ! before the letter o, aud then
stepped down aud out, Then the
aforesaid gentleman Of bald head,
who hampered himself on "sur'
olngle,n before his discontinue
was overcome, Wna presented
with "nephew,n and went about
ils dissection thuslyi " Nee f'p-h-
o-w, aud he retired from the nrenn
looking like lac had lot u bird
90, | omitted, however, to state
that on the word "measosn per-
ished n youth whose graceful
bearing aud comely appearance, 10 say
nothing Of legal Attachments, would
indicate that no deserved u heltor fate
than 10 die spelling, 2oOtcaly speak
Ing Of "measlesn with n double ''sl IN
presrnco Of TINT array Of beauty, But
such N life, The lawyers went down
aud not one man was left before the
ranks of the school was senslbly d.
mlulshed, aud only oonsoled them
selves amid the deNfening cheers Of the
audience with tho murmur That the
whole thing was "cut and dried Iob, y
put up for their benefit And IN fact
II looked good deal that way, for
there was not m urchin In the school
who could not spell every word IN that
whole Table Of iedt words, some of
which are the most difficult In the lNu-
guage,
In my next will give you new
way whereby Insurance agents can he
met and mustered which, like the
Horned Frog Ranch, Is strictly u Den
| ton Invention. Yours,
PETER GIFT.
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Mr., Charles Collman, sOn Of VIII
liam Conmau las returned 10 the city
after mn extensive aud prolonged trip
lhrough 'lcsas, New MdNico, McElpor
etc, Mr. Collmun reports times IN tho
localities visited 10y him az very dull,
aud many persons are Idle from luck
of work. A number Of former Knox
VILLAINS were met some doing vol, bDl
The majority doing nothing Of much
brncltlo themselves or anybody else,
Mr.. &, thinks there IL no place like
home, aud intends 10 stick TO Knox
yillc,- Knoxville (renn,) Press aud
llerld
The majority Of the KnoXylllons
feel they are capable of taking care of
themselves In Texas, an'tNnswcrifor
MeXIco) aud feel assured If Charlle had
used less rosn IN his soidCr hc would
have auck to Dallas. How IL Mexico,
ChWic2 KNONVltLASs,
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W Il. Lyle n CO., real estate agents, No. lOg
Lamar street, beg leave TO call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists ol property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside of
their office, under the respective heads of
"lmproved city Property" "Vacant City
Lots" alarms" and "Unlmprovcd and
wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and u number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties of the
state, besides number Of farms of various
sizes, including several largo and highly inn
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 2CGdlm
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Tho Case of mr.. J. w. webb.

Mr.. Is. w. Webb who was arrested n
few days since on n charge of passing
counterfeit money, and tried before
United States Commissioner Ben Long,
was yesterday bound over in the sum
Of five hundred dollars to appear be-
fore the United States district court at
Austin. From the testimony elected
II would rather appear that Mr.. Webb
was the victim of Il conspiracy than
that he committed any act with Grim
inal intent. 1t appears that one W..
III. Anderson, n deputy marshal, and
the deuce knows what else, swore out Il
warrant against Mr.. Webb, charging
him with passing counterfeit money,
to parties unknown, with criminal in
tent.
On the trial he swore positively that
he could not swear that Mr.. Webb in
tended TO dclraud the party to whom
the money was passed. The facts in
the case, ms the reporter has been able
to CLEAN them from reliable witnesses,
are about rs follows: Charley Austin,
well known saloon keeper, claimed
that Mr.. Webb, in getting money
changed, had passed upon him a TWEEN
ty.dollar counterfeit note. Mr. Webb
told Austin that II he (Allstin) would
swear that he had received the bill
from him webb, he would redeem it.
~ detective, representing himself us
cattle drover, AZ is supposed, prof
fered to buy the bill from Austin. Aus.
tin went to Webb, who told him
that IL there was no viola.
ton in selling the counterfeit note. to
dispose of it. The cattle dealer, So
called, represented that he wanted to
buy the bill for the purpose OF enabling
him to detect other counterfeit notes
III circulation out west. All the evil
dence demonstrated conclusively that
Mr.. Webb acted honestly and inno-
Gently throughout the whole transa
ton. The law only prescribcs pen
atty for the sale of counterfeit money
when represented TO be genuine. The
evidence In this case showed beyond
question that the money was passed
to the man buying with full know
ledge aud understanding of its spuri-
BUSINESS. Yet In the face of this testi
mony aud the additional fact that Mr..
Webb's good character was testified to
and endorsed by number of the most
prominent leading business men
OF the city, the learned and erudite
representative IN Dallas of the judicial
department of the United States gov
eminent with marvellous stupidity, |
puts him to the trouble, expense and
vexation of n trip to Austin. by hold. |
ing that the sale Of 1t was u fraud no |
mattor how II took place. sg u
The spy, Anderson, was rerticular,,,
aggressive in the beginning %, ~
trial. He interrupted Colonel Cowart,
counsel for defense, with plea Of pro-
lection from the court, but being in
formed by the colonel In very en-
phatic manner that he was personally !
responsible outside the courtroom for
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A. NnON ns Now.

Tho above expression IL peculiarly applI.
cable 10 the individual whose system has
been renovated by lIostoitors stomach hit
tcw, u fanny man or woman In this commu-
nifty has II friend suffering from the various
pangs which indigestion, nervous disease,
weak back or kidney trouble conflict, the
most rational advice no or she can give
"Procure the Blttors NJ once, and use them
regularly" II this advice IL needed, we
guarantee that IN II short time tho invalid
will feel "ns good M new,n ~ marked ana NO
rapid win be tho changc for the better
Wrought by this peerless invigorant, ncrvlno
and dluretic. II not only ro-cstnbllshos dl-
gcstion and stimulates the organs of urina-
ton into heNlthful activity, but oxpcls by
the natural outlets of the body those ncrid
elements In the Secrotions which, when abb
sorbod Into the blood, produce rheumatism,
gout and neuralgia. Moreover, its gentle
though cflocmnl action admirably hts 1t for
the use of females in delicate health, who re-
Quiro tonic stimulant and corrective.
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LOCAL BREVITIEB.

-" Break event. boss.
Splendid sport to morrow.
District court tomorrow morning.
Send the children to Sabbath
school.
The inaugural has been n graz d
success.
The brick work on the Le Grande
is nearly completed.
Interesting services at all the
churches to-day.
Don't forget the excursion to Gal.
weston on the 23d.
The great four-mile race against
time Tomorrow evening, at 4 o'clock.
In the absence of moonlight pie
mics, how would II do to have a few
lemonade soirees?
Red Robinsons new brick vt able,
ON Main street. l. being pushed forward
rapidly to completion.
--Rumor now has 1t that the next
big move will be the erection of a
magnificent opera-housc.
The city authorities should Ger.
tainly pay some attention TO those vii.
lainous holes on Main street.
The cotton factory and paper mill
enterprises again occupy attention.
this time among the shnbhy-genteels,
MIR. Obenchain h rapidly recover.
ing from the effects of the pistol-shot
wound he received from the hands Of
Stone. - fH
The glorious Fourth will soon be
at hand. Now Is the time to COM
mence preparations to properly cele.
brate Il.
The Blood-Stock association propose
to commence operations Immediately
for the forthcoming fair and races in
October. ~
"A slight ripple was cailsed on Main
street last evening by negro attempt-
ing to evade arrest. He run from the
corner Of Austin street 10 the Cosmo-
politan hotel, where he was brought
up by his head striking brick thrown
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ElcctrO.Vnpur l,aths.

DIR. j. ). Coleman requests ~ to
state that he has now seven patients
being treated with the Electro-Vapor
or medlcated baths, and that more
than that number have been prevented
using them by reason Of the charge,
two dollars per bath. He desires TO
say that in future, the charge will he
for single bath, one dollar and SHY
cents for ten baths, ten dollars.
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all he said, the valiant gentleman
quietly subsidized
Our citizens, 0r NJ least the heller
class NJ them, aro outraged, and feel
that such q lymnnnns exhibition OF
Ignorance ana Irresponsible power
should not 10 dnrebuked' The gov
ornnonl was represented by MI Mo-
Connoll, ol Denton county, ana NJ
l.eal,oi lho defense, by Mossra' Cownrl
a Leakp,
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by the officer He was taken ~ the
and will explain the matter
10 his honor tomorrow morning
In our notice NJ the closing eSer''
eiaes Of Mrs OOllghanoura school ~
TnE HERALD Of yesterday we mat
yerlanlly omitted TO mention that
with the commencement OF lhH lhll
term, i67h, the school will be- divided
into three grades, and each grade
placed upon regular course Of study
Among the pleasing Incidents Of the
EXERCISES Of Friday, we also omitted W
state that Bishop a, g. Garrett pllh
lioly offered TO tho botany class Of The
school, prize Of u Ave dollar book for
the host essay on the Conliere, the
prize to bo awarded NJ the end Of the
session,
"A prominent insurance agent
whose name h not Smith, aud the pro-
prelor Of al ELM street Printing once,
will run u foot race NJ the fair grounds
tomorrow afternoon, Immediately
after the four mile race, Stakes, one
hundred dollars u aIdei distance, one
hundred yards
The mockIng bird carnival " ~
hand, aud, lnasmuch ~ only one onl
Of every twenty-five captured ARE over
raised, the slaughter promises To DC
terrible. a corporation And county
law should bo ordained against lhc
traffic,
Same brute living In n tent on Tho
branch Just south Of tho compress, near
the graveyard, showed hls manhood
last evening by giving Ills wife an I'M
morcIIul bcntIng, The police should
hunt the gentleman up,
Mr. Williams, the urbRne assistant
of Mr. Is, Ward, IL building II neat
residence on Main street, just beyond
the Dallas inlirmay, A decided I'M
provcmcnt on the buildings In the
nolghborhood'
Murphy, the alleged countcriellcr,
wAs bound over In the sum of one
thousand dollars To appear before the
United States district court NJ Austin.
Messrs. Eblen Il Sterrclt represented
the defense.
The funeral and burial services OF
the late Robert Taylor recently OF
Brmlcld, Illinois, viii be held ut the
Methodist Episcopal church this morn
ing at II o'clock.
There are now over one hundred
persons In this city who ARE using DR..
q. $. Colcman's Concentrated White
Sulphur Springs water This ia the
best evidence of its good ELECTS,
An exchange speaks Of n young
lady who IL No modest that she will
not permt the Christian Observer Ia
remain In her room over night.
"A match race between the famous
Coriander and Jack Hardy IL on th,
tapls, and will probably come Of
within the next two or three weeks.
Many Of the candidates through
out the state for the constitutional con.
vention are constitutional candidates.
Look ont for those kind of men.
Tho Denison Cressct IL authority
for the rumor that Jay Gould viii
shortly take the presidency of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and TeXns railroad.
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seIEbinding Harvester

The Plano Gordon selfbindlng har.
vester has been at work for the past
two or three days on the farm of Mr.
Jack Cole. 1t is represented as doing
its work in II most complete, and thor.
ough manner, and to the entire salts
faction of all VIII witnessed IL In oper.
alton. 1t will be run on the same place
tomorrow morning up to ten o'clock,
and those desiring to see 1t at work are
n vited to call.
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ON Friday evening last, al Dallas
lodge 30, lls, I, o, q, r. Judge Nat
NJ, Burlod presented n Miss Ada Ives
beautiful amethyst ring for her sue
eessful efforts Ia Inducing persons ia
loln the order, The contest WIS be-
tween Miss ives aud the other lady
memhers Of the lolgc The preseuln-
ton remarks OfJudge liuriord was one
Of his happlrst eilurls
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fact, that they contain nat ondgraln
Of unwhDlaome Huhslaures' Having
thoroughly tested them ourselves We
have no hesilmnW Ia saying That they
viii accomplish just what IL claimed
for lhom, aud one slugo lrial viii
readily convince any person ns 10 lhe
truth Of our Insertion
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TuEDAILy HERALD

win be iound on snle ~ The ne"H'
hays on nil trains Ut the Tosns nnd
nnd Pacific railway, aud ~ The ioiiow'
Ing news stands In The ety. 'is,l w. w.
PranhIin a 90, nOi main street ", D.
siar, Lamar street Pierce " Lyle bo1
Main street, cignr hinnd ~ the M"
Jacinio Hotel. aud y, mcIihnre' In
mtr street.
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Tho Tyrolcnn conccrl Troupc

win appear Mt Charlie Mestcrhans'
Beer Garden this (Sunday) afternoon
nj 2 o'clock, In some of their choicest
selections of vocal and instrumental
music. After the concert, there will
bo dance. Admiitance free.
Silers transfer line will run omnl-
buses to and from the Gardens, every
half hour during the afternoon.
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The reason for the unprecedented de-
MANI for DIR. Prices Cream Baking
r""u'r hid True Flavoring Extracts.
,aa'''"' he.,on, etc., Is the result OF
'aeir oelng Just :, represented, of SUI
perior strength ano uniform quail ty,
coupled with the e,ually potentisl
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"Nonr.SIghlod roIlcN.''

ltm0 nearslghtod policy not to employ
the best available means Of overcoming tho
Observation-Disclosures, Thc"nia'
mond speclnulcs," mndo by the spencer OPP
teal Manufacturing company, of New York
Give permanent rcloI from the sutlerlngNnd
of this failure Of vision, These
goods hpvc obtained u wonderful ana de-
served reputation, lUld23Dw2w