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E7ON EALH-FERY CHEAF-NHW AND FINE
Il iurf. spleEdI4 four.s.r mink snu w!th bua.
worth sej prizes handsoas Gu mink .et i"t NV
wv French sssl, 9n1t o. nattsn mum and b'.f xMs
ssua seal sscVues oaly 8eU Warranted and le1cct
priv4tu residence bis MchleaH-Av.. noEth si1IeeHa't
L1OR sALE-uAkLEY's COCKKuAcH FATER-
CAN Aadress ARTHUR OAKLEY. te1at4lo''t.
Lon sA1.k-A LARGE LOT Of STAPLE HARD.
II wars from seseE4I bankrupt cnhceFus GfeAt par
Sains offered. 4. W. WllhklkI hd LAla'st up-st&lFs
I1oH SALE-A NOTARY -puBL1c's COMMISSION.
L Address q ~, Tfbuns uIice.
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wAETEp--AfALEH HELP.

=
BooAleerers. Clerks. &c.
}VASTEp-A,., coon sALEsMAN;, oSE Ac-
m asn ~ ufs4. ttads .Ss !Fsss issa Sas,
II Mhil'an.st.
\VAYrGpa,s FIRST: ELAss R950KKEErEn WHO
I'll, rsu'sd IL Mdds.. ssa
tess kssrao ao1!s @ ST.: ss s:.fen'''' '''
Trnre>.
}TASSTTEp-:At, A.. coon MoIplS7 MAN 70 RUN 4
st' Il Ssa"; %e:s v.n hsP,s t. 1hhS
WASSrpEtln, - A., 4 r5Msr;s:i.ss rnlyTEK ASp
ls9 we.: Sadtsost o'''' j" '"o"8" man pFefe'fco'
WAsTEn-A PRINTER, Fon, uxE WEEK ON
~, magazine ~otk Appl1 Al II a. m., Aoem II. 81
}VASS;TdE[5-AT lis i5TwESTY.sECoSD:s7., GOOD
W cino h.ns. e"rne: Kln.I. HHn s,.n k,anda! Hn A-
i.st i Isl ws,: 2"n iu.n, nxM.Aa" BLACKSMITH
hHI; Ell !! ]; tHSsans Sssssn 1SR :sa
thIi mnrniaz
Wn:rEjp!.. .TWo ,'; m youse. u Mky ro SIT ryrE.
Miscetsanenua.
W W a.nd In; ts":os; = .i,: NJ
'%s;::' :s a.: ;ie ii
\EAStKn ExrER1EScED CANvASSE1t;
s f' sas1ss sasass to III .4' 1'Ae'
Si1Ssit rfapx IL ',s S:S 4. fon CITY co@A's
fNFHsS II! 1TrhirS {: 70
cp'npsn5. ll5 Ka1 Sisd,on-,s fGs,tn T. '''''''
y, x,,.. roM IEntSns FRI Ar DELIVER
s e1;:s. j .'. A.
| NNSI1tp tp-;MEN FOR 4 PLEASANT WINTER
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MUSICAL.

4 BPLESDiD ON UE-THE CllDIpE OK THhEIs
a KEW. ,ASp, MA9H!Ettu}EiNyr niASYEnH, ,if;1, fEH,
REEULAR MAEuFAClUHEk's pltlpk: 49,,
Aaf q shts s91sss ss.nn ss5a nas aGs' pses sAs'
4 86sa l1SAtq DIAnaortsi onJ a2so .,.
II AiaAi&&a.Af.
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pointed BY the Board. and tho compensation was
1xnI at Is per day.
Previous 10 tho adoption Of tho rcsolusiou, tho
Eoar1 indugod in tho fully OF voting to pay tho
Coal Inspector q per dny, which wns afterwasd
reconeidoTcl. and motion to pay him q per day
WAS also voted down. Iiia hhsurlity waH in
dn1gcd In by tho COMMISSIONER wilo hai been
invariably found OH tho al'1o Of hR, Halarles.
Tho Doard adjourned until Monday 1t 4 p. n.
, 1875-01-05
PERSONA

7oRKsOSALr-STATE AND NADIaON-sf. CAR
H0ndAT AteFns1n, lady sho notlos4 geat And st "a
u AaAndA1., plsAts eaDd addEsss " ~ eas foss'
OHAs,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

E1oR sALE-yAIuAnIE PINE tASps,,I OFFER
hHnantitE ol pima landA Eiiue: ed In to Counties IT
t,enno. VIZ. MI snrlustt; Coua'y, Mlch., courris
hs III al aaau Il. ~ acrcs Tho tihor standing
particular. np1y 10 .IpiIS j. MtLDstS AID. Trustees
UG1xU Il Lu., y tR.sa4Et.. New ttrE
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HOUSEHOLD GUUUSs
At 4 SACRlFICE-NEW And VERY ELEGANT
- walnut sud pl1Ah patos suits worth sl5. p,lea
handsome toy rsssinx buToau price 9i5: An
tucossd xAshatAud astoh, VS.. lastdsncs tts Mlsh
San.4v.
NOR BALK-TIiK FURNITURE OF u R0OMsi
eost ~ 81. fo! sae b.. e 9a, hssn r ~ tos
on tae Wss1 1sds. AddfssA tor dAys, K ~ 1Ethuus
qMas.
, 1875-01-05
Lc@E AND FOUND.

I,ouSD-AT &sEA>D OpERA HOUSE, SATUR
day 34nL'. .earf. DKLl+ ~ and l3 Lake.
lIUuND-A BAY HORSE AND NEW
topbu.:<y Td t.nrne.. Can t,'uS T., hsd II *
HOUND 1#&,E<6E-IS1euINE ~ HR1tsll BronE,
Nh. 80 tIAat x.Ai<<, from to O'clock p. NJ
T OST-< ESx NIGHT uN WEST RAN
u d.ph Itoln.n 9e!i stT1Gse ta sItns'
T osT-GD1~G SOUTH FROM HAKMoSCorhT
II "nbAAt1av.~ utdny ey1nlGR. Jan. y tiM9;
hk It . sn:, ut.fssns 1.:s s.ja II W. W.
- nouao. ams! darthsy riding
tului.x aai..o. JOHN g. klA MiLrON -
GDE NE~Ats1 ASp NO QUESTIONS I5n1. ;sxa.tt, MskEn
ut1Ita un<1er s1at Of lat
stock Yards ou A9ndsy
h. teen s.onpoi IN ~ s.,n, ~
VIII rotun Of Dag s1d con-
ten4 . itAcsk12s. s>1<aAnGsA iuts.
$50 GU 81 Fiss H. 81 sykStSGG, sss G,.9a e.
stoaes} IHe
villa b<, oAl to fsyrno5 m saS ~
south Elark-se-. Al 6AAeEaEnt:
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- -,- -~-- -~~ ---~----
ITO REST-IOuk HERE-TO THE RIGHT PARTIES
val ssat a..tas1 ana basement bfek n.u,e, ndstn
and taxu tn narl two brutheEs, a,aEe A!.I aJ
dtE!etencj il cAsh. RotoEenoss. WOOD, Room i. No.
III WA&hbgion,st
RIO NEST-Il3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Is
L rouma. furnished unfurni1hcd. Inquire tha
house Of 81 bIsAL. IL lshalleat.
NO HRST-1.bTUKY FRAME DWELLING IN
/ West Van kureu-st.. near Centru-aE. PHILIP
MYERS CO.. Room y, l4s Aadt,ou-st.
fF'u EESr-PART uF HOUSE ON wANREN-Av.,
just Wcst Ut Union Park. cunslsting Of front and
back patlar, ana library, dining roHn. and kitchen
doWu.staIrs, aud lhtc3 bed up.st1irB. Clu he
r.uted Low. With Or withuut furniture. W. D. KEN
EuUr CO., d East asnlnx aE-at
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DIR ECT RY
st. Ma,y's County.
CIRCUIT corRT.

The sessions cf this { tcuii tepin on tie thirt
1sIdr,s ci och rrd s.I"nitr. nrd On ih'
6rst Mondays Of June and It0nlt The
March and ; SsInn.lu Tone itiEP u The iTi'
ai ,frau,.s wherein J,ries n"y te required
those Of luns sid lsonbsr sIe the nCh.ju'y OF
inter U dia,s Terms.
tLtJ JS.S,- On George Brent.
A.,es,si. Jr,se.- Lions kUb.rt Ford and
Daniel X Nrgrud-r.
(k.k- J ttnbk lord.
L.rs'y Ci"A.-Iobi A Young and Jos
Neal
Sfeies AncSnsy-J raIrHn Crane.
CossmissiSnsrs IA tgnuy-JHn'es 7 Blakis-
tone and James Downs.
l.sM,.s,.nT .GI L4s-J Frank BOhanap va
eani.)
Audifcr-Eoberi e Combs.
Gerg-Ierjamiu Fox~eil.
Eef fsiy Sh.re-(;sorse A Simms.
Jssioy-A Scoii.
Cris,-Janss 3 Waihsn.
bsaf.-Zs.h la,I.nn, and jos Latham.
Lssstts1-JJ 6rs,es.
Ls,I.e t. Grssd Jss,-JhCna mas Guy.
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WHICH is THE BEST.

Which is the best sewing machine, is
a point on which different companies
differ; each, Of course, thinks Is ocn
the best. One may have advantages
for one kind Of work. and another for
another. BIT if the point were to be
decided BY popaiority. the Howe would
outstrip all others.
II is a noticeable fact that the Howe
Machine Co. has four ksndred thousand
of their Machines in use, although hav-
ing existed but six years, while the Com
pany which claims to have the most in
use, has only about twice that number,
though having existed for tseemsy years.-
They are now manufacturing over six
hundred daily, or one per minmte, and
at that rate can hardly supply the de-
mand.
In this section they have become well
known to our people through the efforts
Of Mr.. ]. p, Greenwell, Leonardtowp.
Md. who guarantees TO make each one
of his customers 30 thoroughly salts
fed, that they will be convinced that
ths Hose 70 tls bed. - 81 ..a.
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DoN'r QuARREL.-People talk of low
er's quarrels as rather pleasant episodes
because they are not quar-
rels at all. She po uts; he kisses. He
frowns: she coaxes. It is half play,
and they know il. Matrimonial quar-
rels are another thing. We doubt Sc
riously il married people ever truly
forgive each otLer after tie first fall
ling out. They gloss it over; they
kiss and make up; the wound apparent
" heals. but only, as some Of those hor-
rible wounds given in battle do, to break
out again at some unexpected moment.
The man who has sneered and said cru
ell things to q sensitive woman never
has her whole heart again. The wo-
mau who has uttered reproaches to n
man can never be taken TO his bosom
with the same tendernessa as before those
words we're spoken. Thetwopeople who
must never quarrel are husband and
wife. One may fall out with kinsmen.
aud make up, and be friends again.
The tie of blood is strong one, aid af
fection may return after it has tiowl
away; but love. once banished, is n
dead and buried thing. The heart msv
ache, hut it is with hopelessness |! Ii
may be impossible 10 loss any one else.
but it is more impossible to restore the
old idol to its empty niche. For word
or two, for sharpening Of the wits, for
moments self-assertion, two people
have often been made miserable for life.
For, whatever there may be before.
there are no lovers quarrels after mar
rage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-04

BIRCH ON CoxeRRssxES.-"Ad," said
Mr.. Birch at the San Francisco Min
strels, "Ad, where's your brother Ebe-
nezer? / h'ain't seen him around for
q year or two" s.,. ....-.... ....... ...
"Ebenezer ?" said Mr.. Ryman reflec-
lively. "Ebenezer has gone away for
q few years" fa a.IlTs hc- ''.-a
nything happened to him p .....
"Well, yes. To tell you: the truth,
Billy, Ebenezer fell into bad habits
He lost that fine perception which ena-
bles man to Distinguish between his
own property and that of his fellows,
so that he forgot himself at times and
became absorptive to that degree that
he scooped in, as it were, any ittlep por-
table article be came across, no matter
to whom it belonged. -a
..Your narrative grieves me" said
Mr.. Birch. 1T heerates me deeply to
know that Ebenezer should have so lost
his memory, and Ishould think it would
have made trouble" 80 -
1T did" said Ad. The people called
in the police. Ebeneser protested at
the trial that his prosecutors were try
ing to blaekmail him, but the Judge
said that Ebenezer had heea stealing.
and be sent him to the State Prison fos
Eve years. By the way. Mr.. Birch, ]
have not seen your brother Eliphalet
for wear or twc. Ido sincerely trust
that nothing has happrnsa to- Elipha-
let." II e Eiss =. .f-rslsr .has5,T..
"Liph ?" said Mr., Birch. "Liph's al
right. He went 10 Congress q couple
O. years ego. and he's q ssealin' yet"
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BAxxluPrMarrERs.-"Sambo,wh whats
your 'pinion oh de bankrupt lawI
'sTiuk unit fus-fate, Pompey."
"I imply for the appelation myself.
Just splain yim's principols."
"Why, you see here, now, just lend me
dat half dollar you got for whitswash-
ing"
Pompey hands him the morsy. and
sambo deliberately puts it into iis own
pocket.
"Dere den, nov, ! owes Dc shos-ma-
ker three shilling. and ron bali . dol.
lar, besides the grog shop bill. Now
dis half dollar am all de property I
got. Idivide with him according 10
de debt"
"sanbo I takes dat half dollar
back"
Sambawith smasement. "Ycuthink
dis chile greens You gifts your share
wid de order creditors." >~-acs
.Sambs wa. quite - honest - some
others. -
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twritssn for the Beaeon.)
4 ROYAL E,picRAH.


Theuehl yoa nsy hcasi .Reyal Line,'
Yet Kings must eondeseend 70 dise.
But where the deass yns get yopr fed,
a russie b 70 ne irdeed- go
For papes, types sad Prssses's iak,
ensi cot Q. petty Sum. think. -
BsGBsAcoss eoms, ftou day 70 day, -
And ses I'm sever ssksd 20 pay.
To me the thing is really funny As3 -
Why. ~hsse On sarsh you get yosr mouey?
piel,-ls ~ dsIl-ly ass MS -r.s -
What King could ssarve, Possessing 'Dowps!
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1Lis Ceur, meets on the 2nd Tuesday ofeve-
~ moth.
IA,1 JsSse-- Hon A J Spaiding.
A.sssisss Jssgs,-fious L u tsntef and . II
TiPtet..
L.s,,fsy g Vile janice Ra,ey.
L1tiy kssistr es bias-W - b Goddard.
tSies- benz u k~snu.
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ST. MARY'S EIA(ON
n'ssiissss svnnr sassspA, ~
J. 2. KING Z JANEs q. DOWNS.

sTssns o. jusscsIrT,os.-&2.oo per a.
san, 90 oe paid within six months. No sub
seription siit be received for . sbcrtes ps-
Rod than six months and NO paper to be
diseentina aed until ali srreafsees are paid
sxcs pta ~ the option OF the publisher.
TEaMs og AovBsTIsIkt - 3! etnfs le, sqsare
Or ske Grst insertien, and 70 eents for ev-
cry subssqusst issesfion. Eight lines or less
sonstitpte . square. IL the nsmber Of In
ssruoas be aot marked on the Advertise
meat, u will bepnbished mnii forbid. and
charged aceofdipEiy. A lihesai Aedncsion
ssads 10 those who advertise hy the year.
Cemmuuicafions Of . persons character
viii he charged, at the same rates ~ adver-
,issments: obituaries over ten linss in length
wHl he charged at tire rate Of SO cents per
sqaare.
All communications for publication must
bs accompanied with the real pane Of the
author, or no attention will be paid TO them.
The real name ofthe author ~ili not be pub
iished unless desired, hut we cannot consent
90 insert communications unless We Know
the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-04

Tn II - cftue laAx.--wondsss
q Aome ~ liazitH csaey g exdts
astopishu ~ 31t hencs Il happsns
that many kno& hnt litHh about ~
'konse ~ live iAs-tAs humaa boay.
We look upea . hcase AsDa ths estsi h
ins1sasa . vkeh q unik never thinkina
Of the many roonA H. csriu0 passa-
90, and tn inesaioas internal arrange.
n<uts e ~ 49,, q cf tls wonderful
stsuetnrs g - 80, H. hasusony and
adaptalaon 6lNll his pAzts. -
n - human steletoa, Abput the time
d maturity, asa 16s bones. The mus
cIes asv ahodA 700 n number. The
lshe(h q - ~ nxy nj is nasak
fSistystwe fssk g ssaj 1t : sIlosa
in an, adult averages. thirty pounds,
or full one fifth of the entire weight.
The heart is six inches in length and
and four inches in diameter, and beats
seventy times per minute; 1900 times
per hour; loo. 300 per day; S6,772, 200
times per year; 266Ss 40, 600 in three
score and ten; and at each beat, two
and half ounces Of blood are thrown
out Of il; one hundred and seventy five
ounces per minute; six hundred and
fifty-six pounds per hour, seven and
three-forths tons per day. All the
blood in the body passes through the
heart in three minutes.
The lungs will contain about one gal
lon of air. at their usual degree of in
fation. We breathe, on an average.
1900 times per hour: inhale 600 gall
Ions of air or $4,000 gallons per day
The aggregate surface of the air cells
Of the lungs exceeds 10000 square
inches. an area very nearly equal to the
floor Of a room twelve feet square.
The average weight of the brain Of
an adult male is three pounds and eight
ounces; of female, two poands aud
four ounces. The nerves are all con-
nected with it, directly or by the spin
al marrow. Thesenerves. together with
their branches and minute ramifications,
probably exceed l0,OO0.0O0 in number.
forming .body-guard out-numbering
by far the greatest army ever marshal
ed.
The skin is composed Of three LAYERS,
and varies from one fourth to one-eighth
of an inch in thickness. Its average
area in an adult is estimated to be 1900
square inches. The atmospheric pres.
sure being about fourteen pounds to
the square iuch.a p person of medium
seize is subjected to . pressure of 49,
600 pounds. ....F
Each square inch Of skin contains g.
500 sweating tubes, or perspiratory
pores. each of which may be likened to
a little drain.tile one-fonrth Of an inch
long, making an aggregate length Of
the entire surface of the body Of 20l,-
l66 feet, or a tile ditch for draining the
body almost forty miles long.
Man is made n,arvellously. Who 10
eager to investigate the curious, to wit
ness the wonderful works Of Omnipo-
tent Wisdom, let him not wander the
wide world round to seek them, but ex-
anime himself. The proper study Of
mankind 10 man.
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coruTY eoNnisssaSxRi

Tis (.Li, n.un tn Tie :Ld Tuesday Of eve
~ month
J.Lh d AL.li, (rrs.idept.) Jchn Parsons,
fhil,l Il l.oissy, A l. 1enLissUn AID A } Zen
~itk.
Gkrk-C Durant.
lssssnss,-is,er X Graves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-04

TAY ATTEGTION.--W w u8Uevef you arc
about, pay attention TO Il. Keep your
mind on what you are at. Think of
what you are doing. Close attention il
very much matter of habit; and it 10
a habit which should be diligently cul-
tivated.
Take, for instance, the habit Of mind
in reading. One law student has . gen.
eral idea that he has seen acase reported
somewhere, in which he rather believes
a certain point arose-he is not quite
sure of that-which was decided one
way or the other, he don't remember
which! Another student who had the
same book in his hand the same length
Of time, remembers what Reports it
was in, the number Of the volume, the
name of the case, the names Of the
counsel, the points that came up, the
views of the different judges, if there
was conflict of opinion upon them,
and precisely what the decision was.
He even remembers the part Of the
book, the very number; of the page
where it is to be found. In his minds
eye he can see the lines, the words, the
letters. He has the habit Of Axed at
tention, which all students should strive
to acquire. -Is 9ru1 = ssa.
The opposite extreme of loose reading
and listening is illustrated BY some
amusing anecdotes. One il Of man
who said he had recently read in some
paper, he couldn't remember where II
was, of a man named Johnson-he be-
lieyed his name was Johnson--who had
raised thousand barrels Of potatoes
to the acre-he believed it VS. barrels,
it might possibly have been bushels; he
was quite sure it was potatoes, though
possibly it might have been apples; it
seemed good deal for an acre, he might
be mistaken about that-really it was
impossible. it must have been more than
an acre! .
Another 10 of an old woman who
said she had l'arnt sure way to tell
whether IN egg was good or not; she
had heard . great many before, but this
was certain, and it was SO simple, too
it was to just drop the egg iuto pail
Of water, and If it was good it would
either sink or swim, she really had
forgotten which 4#E s- sG' 5
1t is very good practice after laying
a book down to take up pen and see
how much you can write Of what you
have read. After trying it regularly
for week you will be pleased to find
how much more you can remember than
you could at FIRST. So rapidly does the
habit of concentrating ones thoughts
grow with cultivation.
Think of what you are doing and you
willremember what you have done. Gull
tivate the habit of keeping wide awake,
and Of fixing your attention close
ly. ID ,-4,ss-.--.F ,.,r
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COLLECTORS or STATE Axp eouxrv rAxss
oyric.ks OF REGISTRATION
yCsricxs OF rH. PR,cR

lst District, J " Biscoe, d " Tyler and James
X Loker
and Bisuirt, J A Wise, = 1h, mas. s Il
Esn nett, 1hos I er, and Geo 4 Loker
3rd District, 10 = No,e"n. d 4 iammeit, Zarh
1ippsit aud tes,x Aargau
eth Inst: :ict, Thomas u Fowler, W l. Dent,
4 Hurry and ! ussell
bIh i.irsI, Ii lent, George " Burroughs
and II 4 Adams
9Th ,s,rie,, las q II aiding, " N T.sker and
TT Spalding
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S1 want to know" asked cred-
itor 6ercely, when you are going TO
ray me what YOU owe me = Il give
it up" replied the debtor, .'task me
something easy" er
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-~~I swear" said . esutlsmaA 10
his nistress. '.you are very handsoue. :"
~Pooh r. said the lady. $50 you would
say II you did not think 90" "And
% you would think" answered be,
''tlaueh should not say -" : stpv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-04

Thos q Spencer, (fresident.) b Abel, q
Love, 1hos h langley and 7 Parsons
Orsrsser-J Summriield Joy
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BOARD cr SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Col John Tent, (President,) wm Thom.
~ and Henry ! Carroll
Ssersio's-B.nj Tppeti, tCouniy Examiner
and Treasurer)
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coSerAniu
% Iss r,siriet. Hsnr! " trane a'd William d
1syl lor
a1a Iis,,ir,. j. mss II Sasnders, r n FdWa,ds
snd J l. Ailhurn
srd Iisuist, George A Simns and josPh T
Cough
9Th 1 ~,iic,, 'smss Il Alvey, Jos II Shemwell
aid J J Alvey
s,h strist, jsnes II. Alvey AID J. J. Red
mend
s,h Dis,r,st, r KirE Clarke
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yrpess % slseyicp.

iss District. Edward = Abe,l " " Brady
and Leuis y Rollins
sId l isirict, tharies L wise, Heosy Watts
'Sr4 puke e-- -----.
sd ! is;,is,. } ? rs~kips, Ssephea Fosvell
sssSSttsssss 1h,ni<os = = - - -
Alb / is,rie'. Li~p Alls'ss, " L Dent and
PC ove
s,h I is,riet, John Harriscs. 1hos Hsrrisoa
and n C Lent
s,h bis,ric,, J G sraldirs. Renry Jores and
esaScaASiss % lscsassfewB
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-04

The stamp Of eisilisation-the post
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
PIOCHE ITEMS.

We condense the subjoined items Of
interest from the Phoebe papers-Rec-
ord and Journdl-of latest dates at
hand:
BY way of Toano, the Lexington
Guards are in receipt OF eighty stand of
arms and two cases ofammunition. The
Phoebe people now feel secure from In
dian raids.
Tom Dunn, an old California and
Nevada miner, died on the 29th ult.
He had been in bad health since 1872.
He was a native of Tipperary, Ireland,
and aged a years.
Two alarms of fire were sounded last
Wednesday evening, n from the rear
of the Adriatic Restaurant and the
other from Phi. Felsenihal's stable.
Both fires were promptly extinguished,
Lieutenant Governor Adams lending a
hand in squelching the former.
Lieutenant Governor Adams has ar
rived in Phoebe TO adjust war claims.
He was met at the Twelve-mile House
bv Pat. Holland, John G.. Lynch and
John ERNST with a four finland turn
III and conveyed into town in grand
style.
Mike Delaney, confined in Lincoln's
Jail for u small offense, took advantage
of his position as "trusty," the other
day, and slit out" The officers are
glad to be rid of him.
The Raymond Il Ely, on Wednes-
day. disbursed $4,000 among its en-
ployes, and matters and things are
quite lively in Phoebe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The WATER STRIKE EXAGGERATED.
Superintendent Richard called on us
Yesterday to say that the reports Of the
wafer strike in the Richmond have
been greatly exaggerated. The facts
are these: A small quantity of water
has been encountered on the 7S0-foct
svsl between the quartz and qnartZite,
but Mr.. Richard has satisfactorily
demonstrated that 1t is merely seepaee
from the surface. A dam, constructed
u a certain point above in the shaft,
eulso The entire supply, and IN this
way the source OF the flow is ascer-
aHled with certainty. When unob.
sructed, a very small amount of water
pefcolaiing the quartzite wall finds its
wayto the lower levels; but there il
mol enongh oil il to do any damage, and
k0n be easily handled without addi-
lonal machinery. Indeed, it may be
AIRED Tor, Unnecessary, before it reaches
las " workings. The fact that this
sAer comics from above, and not from
.ae bottom, sufficiently demonstrates
l1 lhe water level has not yet been
Nached by any of the RUBY Hill
MINES On the contrary, Mr.. Rickard
gives Il as his opinion, based upon the
general topography of the surround
as country, that the Richmond is still
"'e' short OF the water level.