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BALTlKORE MARKETS..

WHEAr.- The sales reported at Change dur
ing the week were as follows.
Soufherr-<s0 ba. common white az IFS
ceuis. 10 hu. do fair At l2s cents: 300 bu a,
l3o ,en,s; loo bu good do. Al i3s cents. $50
ou do at l{t cents; 100 su prime do at las
cents; $50 hn. common red Al 100 cents; IL o In
ai lilo cents; |. leo bn. do at IFS cents: $40
blu fair do. 40 cents; $40 bu. do. a, las cents
leo bu. do. AZ l27 cents IN" hu. good do a, 30
cents; l,so2 bu. do. ~ l33 cts a2s hu. do
Al 1871 cents; $50 bu. do. ut l3S cts: $50 hu
prime do. ~ II" cents ESQ hu. do ~ ~: cents:
SEQ b" do. At l+a cents; loo n. prime amber
at l<4 cents; ais I'm. do. at las cts; SAG bu
do 81 ls7 cents; e2o bu. do at las cents, 1000
bu. fancy do. at $50 cents
togS.-Receipts for the week lst ,22o bu
The sales reported q, Change during the week
we're as follows:
S"n,hern-l, 500 bu. new white At so cents:
s62 bu do. at 50 cents; Ts4 bu do at So
cents; 400 hu do. at 81 cenIs: lsl2 bu do al
53 e"nis; IL $50 bu. do. at Sc c-u,s: la? bu
d.. a. 81 cents: II 500 bu do at So cents; p
6n0 bu do. a, On cents; 400 bushels do a,
81 c"nis; 100 bushels do At % cents; OF
yellow ,he sales were 22O bushels do nj IS
cents; is2 ba do. nj IS cents: 400 bushels
do al 81 cents; l.7s4 bn. do at IS cents:
,.snn bn do. at SO cents; - 900 bu. do. a,
D" cen's; 2s9 bu do. At 81 cenis; l sos bu. do.
a: % cen $.
OATs Receipts g. n0n bu The market ha.
heen very dull but closes with n ra her bette,
de" and. The sales ,crorr.d dn,irg the week
were ms fellows: 900 bu inferior Southern a,
30 cts: 800 hu. good do. nj 90 cents; 7Is b1
do. al ~ cent?; 1870 bu. do. at a. cents; $50 bu
do. AT 81 c;s
RYE -feceip's l.3la hn The market has
been more active and clio as with decided ad.
vance in prices. Sales uere rs follows: 100 bu
con'in"n al co cent?; s40 hu good at g cents,
100 hu. do. al 80 cents: Ion bu at "a cents:
10" bu. prime do. ut IS cents; Too ba. do nj
81 cents: 400 bu do AZ 90 cents
ToBAcco-1he rsetir,s Of Mary Wand Leaf have
been Tighter the pas, week, but there has been
a 'a,r demand. and some sales have been made
Tor France and Germany. The receipts con-
ilnue TO I've largely composed If ground leaves
We hear of no movement in ohio or Kentucky
Tobacco. We quote as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-16

ESrEEruNFSrs.-The ladies Of ST.
Peters Chapel, Leonardtown, will give
. Concert AZ the Hall of the Debating
Society on Tuesday evening. Dee. osth,
the proceeds 90 be applied to the Chap
els bes'eEs. Concert will commence a,
6o'ciock. See notice elsewhere published
On the same evening. but at o'clock.
the ladies' of st. Aloysius' Church vi |
set supper At Moore's Hotel, the pro-
ceeds of which will be applied to tha.
Chnreh's benefit. See notice elsewhere
published.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-16

Dr.. PAGE EDWvxDs.-Dr. Edmunds,
who has been o resident of our town
sorthe past seven or eight years and prac
ticed his professicn-that of Dentistry
extensively and acceptably during
this time in this and other counties of
Southern Mary land, is about to remove.
we learn, TO, and open an Office in, Balti-
more City. Having worked on several
occasions in our immediate family and
III those of our eonnections, we have no
hesitation in stating it as our Judgment,
that he is an excellent mechanical den.
fist and we know that he does faithful
work. He goes to Baltimore with our
warmest wishes for his success and the
welfare of his amiable family.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-16

An OLD FRIEND.-We are glad to
receive the Star Spansled Banner for
Dec, ard to learn that this popular, in
fact national family paper is to enter in
January upon its fourteenth year Of
success. There are few papers that are
as popular. The Banner is a large 40
column 8 page paper. illustrated, crow
ded With the best Of reading, and every-
thing to interest and instruct. We see,
also, that its famous ''Rouges' Corner"
is to be kept up, and thus every swind-
Ter, quack, and humbug. is sure to he
exposed and brought to justice. Every
household needs this PAPER. We find it
a most pleasant visitor to our sanctum,
and would not willingly part with it. For
1876 the publishers offer the Banner
alone for only IS cts. year, or with
choice Of so superb premiums at high
er price. We know our readers would
at once subscribe did they know of the
merits of this splendid paper. 1t is
the hes, snd surely the cheapest paper
ever offered, and is entirely reliable
All should subcribe. Sent on trial 8
months for only 10 cents, rs cents a
year, single copies s cents, none free
Try it now, and you will thank US for
telling youaboutit. Address Star Span
gled Banner, Hinsdale. N. II.
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PERSONAL have known for some
time that Mr.. Edgar Yates, long and
favorahly known as paving teller Of the
First National Bank, of this city, was
about to remove to ST. Louis xhere he
win hereafter permanently reside. He
viii be followed to his new home By the
unqualified respect and hearty good
wishes Of large and influential circle
of friends in this city. who will regret
the loss Of himself and family from Ona-
has business and social circles Oma-
10 Paper. --
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DIED.

Suddenly. on the lss instant, at the residence
Of stephen Bnwles. Esqr., in this district. ANN
Il. LATHkUN, aged abou, 35 years. May she
rest in peace.
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Late Sherif's Sale
of Real and
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

EE Y virtue o. one writ of Vcndi,ioni
q - Exronas. issued out of the Cir
cult Court for Sain. Mary's county. Ma
rylapd, Ut the suit Of John J Allstan
agsins, the goods aud cha,tcls. lands and
tcnrments of William l. Evans. and to
mo directed. have scised aud taken in
execution all the right. title. claim. iu-
'-res, and estate a, Law aud in equity Of
The said William l. Evans in aad to the
f"lIo~ing real and persoual property. to-
Wit:
One tract or parcel Of land. located in
the Factory district Of st Mary's county.
called
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEOSARDToys, Nd.

THURSDAY MORNING, December Is,h. 1875.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-12-16

Sun ALMANAC FOR 1S76.-The Balti-
more Sun publishers will soon present to
the public an Almanac for 1876 which will
be illustrated and comprise thirty
two pages, embracing the twelve calen-
dar months illustrated, and with astro-
nomical signs, eclipses, moons phases,
equation of time, chronological record
of American historical events, and other
information. the whole presenting a
most valuable table of contents for the
farmer, merchant, manufacturer and the
public generally.
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NOTICE..

THE family OF J. T. S,oddert request that
d persons will not lead him mosey on nstes
or in any other way.
Z. s. BOWIE.
Dec ls, ls15-2ts
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This sosrI
tsri@ls. and |
Of Vegetable
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Mr.. RICHARDs's CONTRADICTIONS RE-
CEIYED.

Judge Neilson-Yes. Proceed, Mr. Richards.
The Winess-I said 10 Mr.. Tracy that vas there In
response TO the notice OF Mr. Sage the President OF the
Committee be present, and that needed no prepare
by him appear before the Committee ne said he
was Mr. Beechers counsel; said that didn't make any
difference in my action with the Committee; he then
said they only wished to ask question said the
answering Of that question depended upon what the
question was he then made known the question, ~ has
already appeared.
O Repeat II. A. He asked me II my sister had ever
made confession 10 me OF adultery with Mr. Beeeher
told him I should decline 10 answer that question He
-ad my declining would be bad for my sister though
had admitted It, told him that had nothing 10 dc
with inferences that state the facs that would
doolins 70 answer the question lie Asked NE, think
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@ And 70 the extent about a. for this A. About
the same yes, Sir.
@ Whom you visited Mira wpodhus house In tho even
ing was 1t for public gathering Of any kindi A. Well
1t was mere accident thai took there attended
meeting of the Executive Board of the Association Of
which was member.
@ OF the spiritualistsi A. Yes Sir; at the Office Of
Mrs Woodruff
Q On that dayi A On that day. toward evening. ex-
pecting after left to come to Brooklyn and
sister Of mine at the house of friends 1t was dark
raining and Mrs Woodruff proposed that 60 home with
her and Col Blood would take the ferry the
mousse that was expecting to 50 to. That why came
to be OF Mrs woodhulrs house.
q That La to say that as it q rainy night instead
or going early In the evening Brooklyn you would
go over latet A No. Sir; not at all alone, with
our an umbrella, or means Of conveyance, and 1t
raining there were or omnibuses running from
Mrs woodhuls Office and she was going to ride to her
house In carriage, and told me that Col Blood-t
already dark; would be later-she told me
that Col Blood should be my company to Brooklyn.
Q Well didn't you understand that there was 10 DO
some sort of gathering there that night A. didn't
know it until got TO her house.
q. Until you got therei A. No. Sir.
q And when you got there did you find, or did YOU
find while you there that there was considerable
collection Of peoplei A. think when arrived there
that Mr.. Wheelock, Mr. Bacon, and Mr. Wheeler
there, and Mr. Tilton there and Mr. Andrews, and
others, and found Immediately that could take
Col Blood away from the company; that is why spent
the evening there.
O. Now. there other ladies theref A. Mrs Wood
hull there, and Miss Clafin early in the evening.
O. Well Of course Mrs Woodruff and Miss Clafin
sumo. A. Yes
@ Were there other ladies therei A. don't reooect
any other ladies there at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

Of December. 1870, Miss Turner called upon yoa At
Office In Tho Evening Post Building. and made any
munioation To you In regard TO any ltreatmsnt OF any
kind received by her from Mr. Tilton-of any ntre&t
ment Of your by Nj. Tlton; whether she msds
any communication you upon those subiectst A.
have no recollection Of seeing her a, any time Ia suos
relation that.
O. In December. 1870, did you occupy IN oifce OF
seat in The Evening Post Buildingf A. WA business
. oanager ci The Evening Post at that time
y Can you not tell whether not Miss fSssss
Turn called upon you at The Evening Posi- BufdmS'
A IN, $s recollection OF that
O. No seeoIsction at ALI A. No. Sir.
O OF he calling upon you at any tiInef A. No. ST.
O. Have W any recollection OF her making " ycs
any commuuiea ion regard any violence III treat
men OF any ohara sser offered to her person by ~, IN
ton A. None whatever.
@, No recollection whatever OF any sneh thing "@.
10 not your msmory spon that subject sufficiently
tenacious to enable yow speaN with some positven
upon the subject A. eo how could poSaib1
forget the day OF mydeath su IN re''i"" ~ u'"~
Mr., Beach-That II all.
Judge Nelson Anything from this "'toe''' go"
ttsneui That is all, Mr.. 8ichsrds-
Mr. Morris-One moment
Jotgs seilson-Anythins fos wall isSthat ." ne"~
is Of Mr. Riohardst
Mr., shearnan- SIR We have sothin 70 ssk Mn"
Judsn Neilson-That IL all. Mr. Rohsrds
Mr. kOrv,s-John Bremeri
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TESTIMONY OF JOHN BEJEHR

TFSTlMON1 Of JtIHN
| John Rremer. a witness called on bely~E -
pisintin. bs1ne duly sworn. testi1rt:
Aaz Morris--Q Where do you side' A ScSs fcft
O. What 10 your blsnesst ~ am 8 snSed s,stes'
storo<eepcr.
O Are You acquainted with IN, oaore Tltssi A YaI
5ir seen him
q. Ds-you knew him by sight A. I kns~ b'm ~
sight.
@. Did yos. kncw him by sight oeconber. asois A
Yes. Sir.
O Did Ne parrss'pa;e in the pro OF t'sst iS'
A. Yes, Sr
O. At what po,st did you join TIN processiosS A
joined it in tho Bowcry and Pifth-st. sAs,eve.
Q What part OF the procession wei ryou int biSrss
about In the co1tsr II he procession.
O. bid you Mv. Tilton therei A. sa~ bsas -
Great Jones-st
@ Was he IL The procession when 10 him = A.
Yes. Sir.
@ In company With any onoi A. To tho i',.,
O. Marching alongside of any gentNuaan' A. Misss~
ing along, yes, Sir.
@ Did you know the persons who accompanied has
A. No, no; at that t.mc
@ Did you Learn .since, A. learned Mr. svs D.
ton; saw him aftsrward and tnir& 30 the
he walked with
O. You saw SIr swtrton after lhaI' T. Yes Cir
O. And recognized him tho shst walking
with Mr.. TiltOni A. Yes Sir.
@ Now how you to Mr. rnt0n in the pr'-
cesson A. think was about three four lines be-
hind him.
O. And did you continue to marop IN the processio~.
during its entire line VI march 7 A. Yns. Sir.
O. And did Mr. TlIson continue TIE procession aiso y
A. Yes. Sir.
O. Was he At any tiEne in carriages A. No. Sir. hs
was in carriage in the procession
O. Did you any ladies' in tho procession A. Yaa..
Sir.
O. What part OF the procession 3 they occupy a.
They right behind the colored roops-he coioresi
company
@ Did you any of the ladies' carrying lag
bannerf A. We'll, yes, Sir. did.
| @ Did you any carriages in she processionf A.
Yes, Sir they not in the REocessOo they VEGA
behind the procession
Q. Were you acquainted at that 4me with Mrs Wool
hull 7 A. Yes, Sir, saw her.
O. And Miss Clafin, her sister A. Yes, Sir.
O. Did you see them In the procession A. Y q, 5r
O. And did you them when the procession wss
being disbandedi A Tes Sir.
Q. Where did you themt A. saw then in FcssN
feminist at the Lincoln Monument. the lands Of DR.
! Banks.
O. The Marshall A. Yes, Sir.
| @. He was in company with !hemi A. rs In
| pany with them.
| O. Did you see Theodore Triton theret A. No. g.
O. Did you know where Theodore Titos went a2er N
| procession dsbanded A. No, Sir.
Q. You didn't him aftor thati A. Ididnt. 80 h,s
afterward.
@ We're you present when the ladies Ook tho esrriass
! A. No. Sir.
| Nj. Morris-rhat Is all, think.
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THE TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL.


Mr. Fullerton-I don't contradict anybody by proving
that but viii lay foundation.
Tue witness-Mrs Woodruff spoke Of the scandal at
that time.
Mr. Evarts-waitl
Mr. Furerton-wait n moment. ITO the Court shall
connect II properly, Sir.
Judge NeilsonI think see what you refer to it was
an interview on the cara.
Mr.. Fulerton-Yes. Sir; that is it exactly.
Judge Neison-A gentleman saw Mr.. Tilton, and had
conversation.
Mr.. Fulerton-Yes Sir want to show that the scan
Raj was developed publicly prior to that time.
Judge Neflson-And the Inference is that that might
asve been the subject TO which Mr. Tiltan referred
Mr.. Fuerton-Yes, Sir ITO the witnessl Now Won
may answer the question Mrs Middlebrook. A. Mrs.
Woodhull referred to the subject of the scandal
O. And with what degree Of particuarityi A We'll,
he had sorey pressed her opposersth6se that
opposed to her reeecon-and seemingly quite In
agpant abe rushed upon the platform and spoke Of a
number of persons that living in criminal inter
and among others she spoke OF Mr. Beecher and
ais rotations with Mrs Tton, and with the women OF his
shurch
What the size extent OF the audience present
that time A. Well should judge they might have
Numbered 400 persons
O And in the evening OF in the day time A. think
Il wa In the day time think IN the afternoon
Q. Il was a meeting wiA open doorsi A. Yes, Sir.
q. Tue public attended If they pleased A. Yes, Sir
q Now. you win state the month, Mrs. MddlebroOk
"A September, 1872.
q How long did 1t precede the publication OF the scan
aa by Mrs Woodruff IN her paper. II you recoectf A.
The issue OF her paper, think. was Nov. 2.
q That corresponds with your recollection. does it,
d. Yea Sir.
Sir Fulierton-You may crossex anime gentlemen
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owns the building and he very knly gave he rent OF
rooms In It II Ia vacated hospital
RE-CROsS EXAMINATION OF MRS. MIDDLE
BROOK


Mr.. Evarts-What was the answer to Mr..
Ttons question why the spirits did equal their for
mer EFFORTS when In the flesh A. Wen, there vari
answers, think, and various opinions upon the sub
ject. Some maintained, think. that they were fully
equal to the past and some that they not.
@ passed of in doubt IA 20 the fact rather than by
any accounting for ~ A. Well, I thought that Mr.
Tilton rather doubted the fact
Mr. Fullerton-wondered why none Of them had i'm
proved by absencei (Laughterl
Mr.. Evarts-But the debate did not end in the giving
of any why that happened but rather in doubt
whether II was mott A. Yes, Sir.
Q. Do you remember who the literary character that
this Mr.. Wheeler translated vast A. No Sir DO not
don't think there any name given.
O. Was there any trouble In Mr. Wheeer's literature
in his language grammar that raised this question
A. Well far my opinion ia concerned Sir, thought
it poor effort and not equal 10 many had
heard know it pronounced by some TO be a mere
jingle-I think Mr. TiitOn pronounced it.
@ Which did you think in fault-Mr Wheeler or the
Spirit lLaughterl A. cannot say, Sir do not know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

Joseph III. Richards was then recalled on the
part Of the plaintiff and further examined:
Mr.. Morrs-Mr. Richards. you recollect going before
the Investigating Committee last summer at Dr. jtorrs's
housef A. Not at Dr. 5tOrrs's
mean az Augustus 5t0rrs's' A. Yes Sir.
, 1875-08-18
Publication.

TEQHE public is hereby informed that
a Copies of Conditions for furnishing,
say from LIST October 1875:
/. Bread and
2. Barrack Purveyance for the garrison
in st. Thomas, and
8. Purveyance for the prisoners (eivi)
in Christiansfort will be delivered on
application in the office of the undersigned
and in the Presidency Secretary's Office
in st. Croix. Parties DESTROYS of contract
ing for furnishing the whole p%urveyance
in question, or parts thereof, must send in
to the Government of the Danish West
India Islands sealed tenders, marked
"Purveyance" before Friday the
9th inst, at 12 o'clock, noon, at which
time the tenders will be opened in the
Office of the undersigned, in presence of
those, who, having rendered may there
and then appear-upon which the decision
of Government will before the end 6f'the
month be made known to the parties
concerned.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Tho
mas, 18th of August 1875.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1875-08-18
Carlists in the Encartarciones, in which the
latter were defeated.

Carlists in the Encartarciones, in which the
- ~SANTANDER, Aug. 1.
Advices from Logrono report that in an &C.
ton near Viana the Carlists were defeated with
considerable loss, including 1870 prisoners.
The Oarlists have been repulsed on the left
bank Of the Ebro.
The engagement by which the Royal troops
carried the position of Viana was of a yery
desp crate character. The Carlists lost l50
prisoners. By this victory Logroho is relieved.
PUYCERDA, July 81.
A large train of siege material and pro.
visions, destined for Gampos, has arrived
here by way Of France. Another large
convoy intended for the same place has arriv.
ed from the %interior, Notwithstanding the efforts
made by the Carlists to impede its passage.
August l..
General Martinez Campos commenced the
regular bombardment of the fort of SEQ dur.
gel yesterday.
ROME, July 81.
A decree has been issued ordering vessels
arriving from the coast of Syria, including
Alexandretta, TO be subjected to quarantine on
account of the prevalence of cholera.
TURIN, July 81.
Ao outbreak occurred yesterday in the
prison of this city. The prisoners concerned
in it were armed and wounded two of the
warders. The military were called in and
had to ite upon the rioters in order to restore
order. A judicial inquiry has now been ON
meDced.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. /.
The Khcdiye has issued decree ordering
the enforcement of the metrical system in
Egypt from the 1st of January, 1876. In or
der to accustom the public to the new sys-
tea its application will only be obligatory at
first in transactions with the Government ad-
miuistration and the Dairia, but two years later
it will become compulsory throughout the cOun-
try.