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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02

ABOUT ADvERr1sIxa.-The New York
Tribune has the following about the
value Of advertising, and every practi-
cal business man who has goods to sell
viii confirm what it says Of the pres
ent dull state of business.
Prudence and economy, Of course, are
the great lessons to be learned; but
there is one part of these lessons which,
in dull times, is very. liable to be
forgotten. Be sure of one thing -
Whenever you have to sell there are
many people ready to buy, even in the
most depressed seasons. Find them
out, show them your wares, persuade
them to buy Of you rather than anoth-
er. When buyers are reluctant sellers
must be active. It is neither cheap nor
sensible to sit still behind your counter
and wait for the hustle of trade to re-
vive- When business ia dull that 10
the very time when you most need to
advertise; and, in the second place, that
is when people devote most time to
reading. newspapers, and when your ad-
vertisement, consequently, 10 generally
most seen. A few dollars thus invested
will do moro to revive . sluggish bust
hess than anything else in the world.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02

D1voHcls.-The General Synod Of
the Reformed Church in the United
States, in session 1t Fort Wayne, In
diana, has adopted the following reso-
lutions in regard to divorces
Resolved, That the marriage bond,
whether entered into under the admin
istration of the State or the Church, il
indissoluble except by natural death.
Resolved, That while regarding the
divorces granted b. the State a. valid
30 far as temporalities are concerned,
we do hereby direct the various pastors
and iudicatories Of the Reformed Church
in the United States to give no validity
in their spiritual discipline to any di.
vorce, except such - has been granted
upon the ground Of adultery BY one OF
both parties in marriage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02

wnRAr.-Recsipas ks.ssi bushels-ao. asl
husAels Sosihess asd n COO hoskeis Western.
Shipmeats ron sievasees q. eoa b1sAela sock
il elevators g. $50 busieas. Market dsrisg
shs veek - rsls& asai ssa gesssaiiy havy,
With aaisesa tsadsaey 10 levsr prices The
deoasA has hsea aluess Wholly Afe9 niiisrs,
Who hare dealt very spari.gly.
he ales - sepsesrd 81 'Chasgs hss ineas.
IS sesshss.-ios i.ss.,. eo.-e. rea At I,s
eeste rs oushels fais white and 500 bsshels
red At 80 etc; 3s9 bashs,s good white and lee
bsshels red a lss eea.S SEQ basaeas prime sed
at Isl cents: 33o bushels do. at 13s cent?; g..
al bushels choice do. 1t leo ceats; 6s3 bushels
do. af la cents LIZA bushels amber ~ l<s
eeats; ;. 6S1 bushels do. ~ La ceats; ash
bushsis do. q la ceafs.
Coas-Recripss lss. SIT busheis-ss, ST. bush
els Soaihers and lle.0o0 bushels wessern.-
Shipme.tsitoa elevators us, 900 bushels; stock
in elevaton ~, S1e bushels. i
The market has ruled dull and veaA sad pei.
res have further deciieed for Al desAipsieas.
Sossbefs Corn has sosd At price, 10 8 CENTS
lowef than last week, and Wsseesu 10 cents
lower, the latter, however, closing eighty bet.
ter to-day owing 70 parties being compelled 70
make purchases 10 au coatrac0 made some
weeks ago.
sos,hern-4oo bushels damaged white At q.
cents; 230 bushels do. blue ere white ~ IS CENTS
bushels 10. do. .: sl3 cents; go bushels prime
yellow at 90 cents; 1ss bushels do. yellow at
81 cents; 800 bushels do. % cents; = 100 bushels
do. yellow. and 33s2 bushels do. white as s.
cen:s; s46 bushels do. white, and 400 bush
els do. yellow at % cents; 80. bushels d.
white Al % cents; 3.o75 bushels do. white At
% cents.
OArs.-Receipts ls.iss bushels. The mar
let has ruled dull and heavy for Western des-
criptions, and prices are lower, but for South
ern there has hero some activity In the demand,
especially for light. The sles were - fol.
lows:
Southern-333 bushels heavy at - cents;
236 bushels do. At u cents; 600 bushels do. at
70 cents; l,427 bushels bright ~ 80 cents;
$40 bushels do at Q: cents; $3.50 bushels do.
50 cents,
Rrs-Receipts only $50 bushels. The mar
ket has been duii, aud prices rather low. The
only sales reported have been 200 bushels at
ne cents. and loo bushes st lis cents. We
quote at ia to ll6 cents.
Toskcco.-The market for Maryland leaf
continues quite active. but there 10 very little
doing in other descriptions. Prices are un-
changed 40 follows!
NJ, 4 Ne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02

TosAcco rtAsrrss.-ro isssre quick start
large growth and early maturity, use "Escea-
sior," manufactured BY J. J. rsrser 4 Co., Bal
simore. and do no, ieopardiss your crops By
sssss natrisd Fertilizers. Tia sE,e~asios'' has
stood The test f,r seventeen years end has .e,.
gu liIy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02

fssAecs CrisrHs.-Sevesssea ysas sxpess-
go - ssaviaesd IL paan srs q AasyisaA ssd
49, 90 - 'sEsesi1ise," uasuAes.ssa b
!. ]. Tw.sr 3 c., DalsinssA - - sssal b
..sv;,xsua uaasriag IL sshaoss paaas. u
e..,ua.esal ~ slsaests neesDazy - 1asgs
uswsk ssa ear,y nss.siU. IL ssaaisy =
,eheces sscxa By 'sExrsadora b sey ssPsiee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-02

On The siss sit.. THOMAS L. DIAMOND o
AMANDA J. RALEY.
On The lss inst. hy The Rev. NJ. Sam. Jas.
STEoNAk 10 ANNA p. v. CONNELLER.
On the same day, ey the sane, WILLIAM
4. GIBSON 10 NARY Z. rARLTON.
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NOTICE.

"HE death Of james 8. Downs De.
i volving upon me the settlement Of
the partnership accounts growing out
Of the publication Of the ST MARY'. BEA.
CON. notice 10 given to oil interested. that
measures will At once be taken to close up
these transactions. Parties indebted will
save expense by prompt respouss to this
notice. Tho debts Of the 6rm will b.
paid BY the undersigned.
JOHN r. KING,
Surviving Parsner.
June 8. ls75-lr.
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NesU AdUerfisessae ssts.
n. r. BURNHAM'S
TURBINE
WATER Wheel

Was selected. yeass sgs. and pat 70 Week
In the y. .. Pateat O0ce. D. c., and has
proveA 10 - he bese. Prices IoeeF
sAaa any eshee frsa-elas wheel. Pamphlet
ftss.
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charge. -
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THURSDAY MORNING. June srd. 1878.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
BOOKS AND STATIONED
WARREN CHOATE & CO.'S
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

Annals Of q Fortress. K Violet lie Due 1
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The Voyages and Adventures Of Captain HIATT,
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stationery asp.cislty. large stock Of new q
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the late election news; graphic account OF
Stanley's African explorations; important
reports on the Police Court, Treasurer Ma
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Potomac fruit growers; all the news OF the
week, general and local; choice stories,
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TERMS 81 per annum in advance; postage
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

Mr.. Bcwles, in the Spring Rep,pbllcal,.
and Mr.. Curtis, in Harper's Weekly, are still
labOTiously advocating the nomination OF
Charles Francis Adams for the Presidency.
But Mr.. Adams is all the time saying that
he don't want ONCE, and the people are all
the time saying they don't want him, and
where there is such a want OF affinity be-
tween the two what's the use of trying 10
bring about match? They are OLD enough,
on both sides, TO know their minds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

1t is clearly apparent that Tweed's law
yers will not withdraw from his case until
they have obtained the lions share OF his
ill-gotten gains. Their last maneuver was
tomake motion for a stay of proceedings
until the appeal taken by the defendant
from the decisions OF the supreme court can
be decided by the court OF appeals. Already
this motion has been denied, and the public
now waits for the next move on the part of
The DEFENDANTS counsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15
MORE NEW BOOKS.

Literary Notes. Russell. ca Climate aud r
CrOll. 81 50. Personal RecOllectiens Of Lamb, I
lit and Others; Brie s,Brsc. slso. BORNE :
Erckmsnn. Chatrain SOC. Adventure Of Cap
Hatteras; ILLUSTRATED. Jules Verne. ss. Gen,
History OF Rome. Merrivale. $3.50. Impress
tionary with Chronological Table. Lempri
8 20. Leah: or, A Woman Of Fashion. Mrs
wards. o.. Wages Of Sin. Yates. soc. Prose (
t9ucbe. e3 50. Several hu nd red volumes, embrai
the several classes Of Literature and Bohb = Ii
ries. at the uniform price OF IS cents. New ChrO
at low prices st SOLOMON & CHAPMAN
Agents Lsurence's Pure Linen Papers,
Pennsylvania avenue. ocl2
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kissing their lady passengers is not among
the prerogatives of Wisconsin railroad con-
ductors. The supreme court OF the state has
just decided that railway company must
pay 81 600 to young lady whose harms are
of such a seductive nature that they threw a
conductor into paroxysmal state, in which
condition he forcibly kissed her. he court,
probably having In view the Baker case,
ruled that a railway company is bound 10
protect female passengers on its trains from
indecent approach or assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

Tie fact that tribe Of civilized Indians
from Canada desire TO settle in the United
States and place themselves under the con-
troll Of the Indian bureau indicates that they
nave never heard Of the charges brought
against our Indian system or that II they
have they do not credit them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

Singularly enough Gen. Butler was called
upon TO respond TO the toast, "The Empire
State, ;" at the dinner OF the New York board
OF trade on Wednesday evening, and did so
without making any reference to the imam
cial question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

A movement has finally been made to
abate the peddling nuisance in railway cars.
the superintendent of the New York Central
and Hudson River railroad having issued an
order To conductors instructing them TO sub
jeet news agents and the boys who are en-
Pioyed by them TO peCidle candy, books and
newspapers through the cars, TO such discip-
line as shall prevent the Offering OF their
commodities by throwing them into the laps
of passengers, or with such frequency as may
be deemed offensive or annoying. The order
is said TO be strictly enforced, to the great
relief OF passengers. Now let other COM
panies follow suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

The symmetry of the south front OF the
Patent office building is sadly marred by
the lately completed south entrance, the
flight Of steps being almost as high as the
building itself, and to add to this the baauti-
full wavy marble of the central portion OF
the south front has been entirely hidden by
several coats of white paint. The entrance
under the circumstances, perhaps, could not
have been much improved, but for the de-
facement of the building with paint some
one ought to be held responsible. The build
ing being one of the finest of our public
structures IL always comes an for a good
share OF admiration from visitors on account
OF its plain solidity OF style AMI the beauty
of the material used in its construction, and
il seems a pity that it walls should be
Gaubed with paint.
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The Ohio Election.

hanging about the result in Ohio which is
not strange perhaps considering that the con-
test is so close in a vote OF nearly six hun
dred thousand that a few hundred votes one
way or the other may have been sufficient to
turn the scale. The New York World alleges
that the later reports OF the success of Allen
have been sprung by those who have bet on
that side and want to ''hedge." The Gin
cinnatl Commercial intimates that the demo-
cratic managers have delayed the returns
in heavy democratic counties in order TO
count on their opponents, especially il the
majority OF Hayes should be whitfield down
TO below five thousand" The Gazette, Also
thinks there sis danger of having outstand-
ing returns doctored 10 meet the crisis" As,
however, the democratic state committee
charges fraud upon the republicans ii would
seem that "honors are easy" so far as mere
allegation goes. We NAV add that up to the
present writing nothing has been received TO
discredit the belief that Hayes has been
elected by a small majority, not exceed
ing five thousand, probably.
Many of the Fall River strikers find tn en-
selves IN very embarrassing position as
winter approaches. Most of them were al
lowed to resume work Oh signing the condi-
tions imposed by the mill owners but many
who held back, waiting for better terms,
found their places already supplied when
they finally concluded to surrender. There
was still another class, composed of the In
stigators OF the strike, whom the owners
would not admit on any terms. Whether
justified or not, the strike has entailei great
suffering on fifteen thousand operatives. and
even those who have been re-employed will
experience its i'll effects for a long time to
come. The cotton milling interest at Fall
River is OF exceptional Importance, since
two-thirds OF the print cloth manufactured
In the United States Is produced there. The
annual production in the United States is
$50, 200 900 yards. OF this amount 49, 900 900
yards are manufactured in New England
the Fall River mills alone producing
331 ,S75,OOO yards. Mr.. Charles Nordhoff in a
letter reviewing the situation gives il as his
opinion that there is at present an over-pro-
duction of cotton goods, and answers the
question as to why the mills do not stop
work IL this be so, by giving as the reasons
That the manufacturers suffer serious loss by
allowing their machinery to stand idle. The
machinery deteriorates if not used, and even
when a mill has stopped it must be kept
heated to prevent the former from rusting.
The machinery must also be kept oiled.
Then there is the loss of interest on the in
vestment- The labor costs only about one
third of the product and the sacrifice made in
running is not as though the labor cost half
or two third OF the cost. Finally the hope
or better times induces the owner to go
ahead. The wages at present paid the en-
ployes at Fall River is equal to that nov
paid the operatives in similar mills in Mass
achusetts and Rhode Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

ONE MUNGER OF Black MOHAIR
AT rs CTS. PER YARD. WELL WORTH 81.
Also, "Lupin's Csshmeres, Merinoes, Tsmise
BOmbaztnes, Cash meres, &C.. with AlpAcas Mo
hairs, English Grapes, Grape Wells, and all other
Black Goods Of better cOlors and values than usu-
ally found in this market.
~Autumn and Winter SILKS. "select shades"
AZ d values Kid Gloves, Cameis' Hair, and OF her
Novelties in Dress Goods.
RVAn kinds Of pRY GOODS for families and
housekeepers.
~Kerseys, Coatings, Cloths, Suitings, Casters,
Csssimeres, Corduroys, Beaverteens and other fab
RIGS Of high grades for Men, Youths and Boys.
~0NE PRICE ONLY. Marked In plain
figures.
PERRY . BROTHER,
octl3e cost Penns, vanis ave. and 9Th street.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS AND c ARPETS

CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
ArdroscoRgin Bleached Cotton, lOc
\ sst cOlored Cslicoes, exc.
Ends Paper Cambrics, &c.
Cheap Stock in all its branches
Dress Goods, extraordinarily low.
Atwood Empress Cloths, size, worth &c.
All WOOL Satines, 61ac. cheap.
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods, Is to 75c.
Mixed suitings, Csmels' hair and Cloth Goods
Mourbings in Cashmere Merinoes, Drsp Etc
CARPET Stock must be reduced for cash.
English Brussels. 81 IS worth Sl73.
Ingrains, 80, On, rs, 0l, cheap.
Rings. Mats, Oil Cloths
Felt Skirts 75c., worth 81.
Balmoral Skirts, SOC.
+. N. NAUDAIN,
octl5 tr 709 Market Space.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-BAY HORSE, tl5A hand 80
u works double OF single. Inquire At sta -
bles, corner 81 18Th and n streets north y
west. ocflF a. .
EoR sALE-A BUSINESS WAGON and n
MESS, almost new. WI he sold very 10
ass Massachusetts avenue northwest ootl3
LN0R sALE-A first class family HORsE. A
Il 70 j. IL. STONE, corner Of TN and L s'r
Northwest. oCtls
LOR sALE-TwO fine. large, yOuns iron 4
HORSES; well matched. Inquire at ~
1901 ~ treet southwest. Oct2 SIN K
LNoR sALE-Fine CANARY BIRDS, enc.
singers; moe Canary females and Cage
hockine Birds and MOcking Bird food, No
1871 south street. Capitol Hill, GeOreetown,
AND navy fsrd Street Oars pes door. jam
E'ok sALE.-will De .oId a. q bargain, 40
superior 70 all other American Cement Amir
4. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank
augle n Corner Sth ana n streets nortnwe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

The superior Court of Buffalo, New York,
has decided in the case OF a passenger who
lost his overcoat on sleeping car, that the
railroad company cannot be held liable. The
judge, In delivering the opinion, deniei the
proposition that the defendant was respou-
sible In like manner as an innkeeper, and
said that the defendant could not be COM
PEELED TO receive and entertain passengers,
however amenable 1t might be upon its con-
tract with the carrier, and IL had no lien for
the price of the accommodations, as have
innkeepers. The traveller voluntarily, and
not OF necessity, awaited himself of what was
placed before him for his comfort, and he
canr OF cast the burden of care and diligence
upon tie defendant; neither Is il right or
just that the law should do so.
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NIohUN BROTHERS,
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

1918 PENNsYLYAElA AVENUE.
New Stock BLANK BOOKS, full line.
POCKET-BOOks and WALLET
CARD and CIGAR CASES.
FANCY GOODS.
:" GOLD pms and CASES.
RODGRS' PEN KNIVES.
All the NEW BOOKS, WEDDING and VISIT
CARDs, and nnest quality Of STATIONERY. %
HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION In I
H TINES OF CALVIN, 9Th vol. By ID Aubi,
Daily Thoughts, by Talmsdge.
From Jost TO Earnest, by n. p. Roe.
Couly ng Castle, by Agnes GibeEne.
Elsies Womanhood, by Martha FsrQuarsOn
Every Day Facts for Every Day Life.
Our " ssted Resources, By DR.. Hsrgreaves.
WIN. BALLANYYNE,
oct1-tr age 1rH STREE
SCHOOL BOoKsi SCHOOL BOOKS
epenoerian Oopy Books ana Pens.
Drawing Books and n usfc Rssders.
Faber o Pencils and Diamond Bubbeu.
Chalk, Crayons and Continental school Int.
The Noiseless Rubber CT shioned States, whic
the best and most aicaa States for school %
BLANK Books, Note, Letter and Oap Paper.
Envelopes, and everything In the Stationery
for sale, wholesale and retail, q the very lo'
prices, at
OHILLINafONB BOOKSTORE,
seD4-u Corner ~ street and Penn. sveus
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SILKS! sTLKss sILKss

SILKS! SILKS9 8ILKS5
Jsst received from the eres. auction sale of Silk.
In Philadelphia Wednesday,, October 18th, full line
Of those superb
BIZ OK eros GRAIN SILKS,
in various makes-Guinet. BELOW. Bonnet and
room, We are prepared to offer EXTsa INDUCE
hENTs, and will guarantee the prices
s115, s1.2S, sI.4O, 81 so, sI.6s, s115,
SI.90, 81 90, S2.35.
Also, full line of
BLACK CASHMEREs AND MERINos,
all Of the very best ma. e., from 500, sac T5c,
SIC, 81 90, s1.l2, sl.2s, $50, sl.73.
p RkAqk IBoMB.HINEs, GRO DE- EyENInE,
and may others too numerous to mention.
G. N. TOwsON Il CO.,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,
octlS-ectr Near 7th street.
.IUsr RECEIVED
ANOTHER INVOICE OF
~ Il ~ CT n rs.
Splendid Cottage Carpets, e5 and 81 cents;
10 new patterns lDgrain, 20 cents;
~ pieces new pattern Extra Ingram, 50 cents;
~ pieces new patterns Superb Ingram, rs cents;
~ pieces new patterns ply (all WOOL, 81;
Is pieces new patterns Tapestry Ingram, 81 Is;
II pieces best ply. 81 %;
Tapestry Brussels, 81 IS;
Oil Cloths, Rugs;
-, 81, Ga American and English Oil CIsths from
81 cents up;
Taps ~ Rug, Hassacks,
&C.. &c, &c, &C., &c.
IN. TOwSON L CO.,
636 Pennsylvan avenue, south side
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CHILDRENS FINE BLUE BEAVER OVER
" COATS with cape, something handsome, at
STBAUS', 10l1 Penn. ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-15

nYsrER SHELL LIN 3, best quality, for sale ar
~ cents per bushel, Stacked, and I ~ cents per
bnshsl. 1nslacked, at GEOR0tT0WS LIME
KILLS, Rock Greek, near d street Bridge.
octll cost
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I Ulster OvERCOATS to suit and fit the largest
u as well as the smallest man, at STRAUS', lOll
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STRAUS' YOUTHS and BOY - Ulster Overcoats
- are Just the thiL 2 to keep the blood warm.
lOl1 Penn, ave.
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TREMOVAL.-WM.F r. HOFFMAN, Alton
Wy Hey-dt Lac, has removed to No. 1871 r st
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and viii be
pleased 10 see his friends and business
Legal business solicited, and money invested.
Booms and Od1ces for rent In same build
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