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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

The fall meeting of the National Jockey
Club opened TO day, with pleasant weather
and q brilliant attendance. The effort to
establish the running turf upon firm basis
a. one Of the fixed amusements OF the Capt.
tai gives every promise Of success, and
deserves the encouragement OF the public.
There is no reason why Washington should
not have as good racing as any city In the
country. When conducted under the au-
spices Of q club OF gentlemen, as In the case
or the leading jockey clubs, this is at the
very head Of outdoor sports, and the as
surance that the contests are genuine and
fairly conducted is lot the least of its
merits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

A singular story is telegraphed hence by
the Associated Press, to the effect that cIti-
zens of Baltimore have sent a letter to the
Department OF Justice stating that 1t IL cur.
rently reported that the sheriff OF Baltimore
through his deputies, is contemplating the
arrest OF sufficient number of United States
deputy marshals, on or before next Tuesday,
with the evident intention of weakening the
force of the power and presence of those Off
GERS on election day, and that the fear OF In
sufficient protection from the United States
government, In case OF arrest OF said deputy
marshals, has produced a profound sensa-
ton among republicans, which makes 1t
exceedingly difficult to procure q suffi cient
number, in some localities, of volunteers for
the position Of deputy msrshals on election
day. The sheriff and mis- deputies are demo.
Gratis and the deputy marshals are republi-
cans; hence the significance of the report. 1t
Is safe to assume. however, that the story Is
q roorbscs, or that the approximations OF two
timid gentlemen are quite unfounded. The
republican and democratic press OF Balti-
more take no stock In the story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01
Reading Matter on Every Page
The Charxe OF Frau daseat Regfstra
non In New YORK.

The Charge OF Kreu o@seot He8lstro.
sl0n In New York.
As the registration In the city Of New York
shows 1s3 900 names on the list, while the
city OF Philadelphia, with 800 900 less popu-
lation than New York, has 1876 900 voters
registered, there does not seem to be any
sufficient ground for charging greater frauds
In registration In the democratic city than
in the republican city. The reason given
why Philadelphia, with less inhabitants,
has larger registration than New York is
stated TO be this: In New York the voter
must apply In person TO be registered, and
IL is said that large number of the s'upper,
classes of society have such an aversion tn
mingling with the lover MILLION I'm the
line OF registration that they fall to place
themselves on the voting lists. At least
10000 OF this supernne class, 1t is stated,
have failed TO register IN New YORK this
year.
In Philadelphia there are 6s7 districts, of
about $50 voters each, with an assessor for
each, who makes up the list of voters on the
LIST day OF June, by visiting every house In
his district Sixty days before the election the
assessors sit for two days to revise their
lists, and after that they remain unchanged,
except as altered by the Court of Common
Pleas, On petition In cases OF removal to
other districts, or frauds. Last year, between
twelve and thirteen thousand names were
stricken of by the court; but this year, up
TO last week, less than 900 names had been
erased, leaving over $4,000 names on the
Lists. Naturally the system OF collecting
the names Of voters by visiting officials In
more effective In procuring full lists than
The system OF personal enrolment, as In force
In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

The California grangers think they have
solved the problem of shipping fruit from
the Pacific coast. Heretofore fruit has been
shipped TO some extent TO New York from
California, but, owing TO the decay en- route,
the business has not proved very profitable.
They have just tried the experiment OF q
refrigerator car with great success, and now
predict that next year they will be able to
place California peaches, plums and april
cots In the New York market early In June,
pears In July and grapes In August. They
intend also to ship large quantities OF
oranges and lemons from the lower coun-
ties, and they think that New York Will
even look to California for her spring lambs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

A correspondent of the New York Times
writing from Poughkeepsie, which Is In the
18th Congressional district OF the state, is
quite saDguine that General John ii.
Ketcham, at present one of the District
Commissioners, and a candidate for cleo.
ton to Congress, will be elected by 5000
majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

How diminutive the terms OF public lee
turers twenty years ago appear In compsri-
son with the $500 or $500 per night now paid
many OF this class. Twenty years ago Oil
yer Wendell Holmes wrote that his terms
for q lecture when he staii over night were
SIS and expenses paid. The offer OF q SINH
lar sum 10 our public lecturers nova days
would be regarded as q joke or an insult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

The friends OF General Butler prore,s to be
confident OF his election over his opponents,
Hoar and Tarbox. A Her nd correspondent
describes Buffers Tight as an exceedingly
lively one, and believes the winner will be
either Butler or Tarbox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

Pool selling In Baltimore on the Presiden.
tial election has been summarily squelched
by the authorities, who notified the sellers
that the practice is contrary to law. The
selling ofpools has therefore been suspended.
The election laws OF Maryland say that no
person shall maze any bet or wager on the
result OF any election To take place in that
or any other state, under a penalty OF not
less than $50 nor more than $500, to be paid
to the stale for the use OF the school fund.
Money deposited on wagers, under the law,
IL also liable to forfeiture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

An appeal from decision OF considerable
interest TO railway travellers was heard In
the New York Supreme Court on Friday.
In November, 1871, one J ason Weeks arrived
in New York by the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad company, being left
In IN unattended car, was robbed by three
desperadoes OF some sic 900 In government
bonds and other securities. In suit against
the company he recovered verdict for the
fun amount, the Judge holding that the COM
papy was bound to exercise . reasonable
amount Of diligence In protecting their pas
songers from robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01
BOARDING..

EOR RENT-Handsome, large fur bishsd BOO n q,
l. hot ard cold water, With BOARD. suitable for
smarrted &C uple: 1914 1t northwest Rovi-3t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rooms, with first
- class BOARD. ut SIC II street northwest Ta-
BILE and transient Boarders accommodated oc3O 81"
E'OR RENT-O -mmp nicatipg front ROO Ms, with
BOARD, second floor, southern Dosure. ct
2O27 street. BefereDoes exchanged octS0.Sts
ROABDIHG-9l2 / street, fur nished Roo Ms,
- with BOABD, In a private family where all the
G. mforts OF home can be Dyed; house nrst
In every respect. oct3O ST
nOARDING-Furbished ROOMS, with rat
- class Boa RID at a35 Missouri avenue. TABLE
ard TRANSIENT yOARDERS accommodated.
LIME Rooms and first class "A SIZE BOARD
u at low prices at I 100 and lOA 18th st north
west. oc,2S-lmS
DLEAsANT ROOMS WITH FIRST CLAs9
Il BOAR at moderate prices, In 0 private farni-
ly. 1909 MARI lard avenue octlO. lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01
LOST AND FOUND.

RIW4RD;.Lost. ye.te'dsy afternoon, either in
H Pension Office or ON II street. Q blue euam- -
eed WATCH. set with diamonds, marked
Christmas, 1868. liberal reward II left atl
red and white COW. The owner will ~
Gene for. ard, prove property. pay caarges9
ard tnte her away. 10th street, second door rom
Q, northwest noyl- rs
QsT-Laree Slack and White BULL DOG !;
II leather collar; vhie lose, feet and -
return 70 Aldernay Dairy MIX Depot, 62g q
northwest. octSl n
I OeT-On the 18th, a GOLD RING-Vith hands
IL clasp.d outside, and Latin inscrt ption inside
on New York avenue ard 18th ct. The finder will
be literally rewarded BY leaving Il at No 1913 ~
street, corner MipsouIi avenue ocO ST.
i OsT-On the 18th September, red POOH EFT
IL BOOK containing small amount of money
and Hair OF deceased friends The finder will
please return the hair to the Star office and retain
morey, &c. octS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

FOURTH SEASON.
Elecampane and HOrehound Cough Drops,
Hall Pound Boxes. Is cents
CUBE COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, And
ALL OOIPLAI1fB OF TIE THhOAT
AHD LUNGS.
Blet amDane and Hore und Cough Drops are the
world. IIecamp.ne aud aorehound Cough Drops
spenaid for the relief OF the Of cough
IN chronic cooes. Blecsmpe pe and Horehsuud
Cough Props ere pleasant to the taste, Do taken
at any time and are eaten By children readily Is
CANDY. . cents for half pound box.
Tor sale only By
ARTHUB NATfANS, Druggist,
coisltr ID and d streets northwest.
nI-sOLUTIOH OF OOPARTNERsHIP no.
WAsHINsToN, Oct. 81, 1876.
The Copartnership heretofore existing bet ween
JOHN W. DRAW and JOHN 3. GI 3 Bs, under the
name and tIm of DRDW GLIB BS, has this day
bsen dissolved By mutual consent =, All claims
vho will also collect oil accounts due said arm Of
nR1W GLIB Be. and receipt for the same. JOHN
W. DEW, JOHN B GIBBS.
The Drug Bush ess will be continued BY the un-
DbAW, Pharmacists. IT the old stand. corner OF 9th
street and Pennsylyapia avenue northwest, at
Which place respectfully solicit continuance of
the patronage Of the public.
oet3IN Bel &Chron w. DREW.
DoOLe, FOOLs-Omcial Pools on the W flashing
Il ton Jockey Club Races sold and Daid, niRht and
morning, ct the Imperial Hotel.
PoSs vii also Be sold on the Presidential nlec.
ned on the general result, to close Tuesday
night st y O'Clock. n, -,
Oct3l3t' q. ". MBDI6GBR 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

T. Re Mt.
= FRAMI HOUSE, no. IlIs p street, rooms:
fBAMB BOUSB, 1894 sfh st.. 8 re-; rent go
Do. Do. Is22 ntn st SIR; rent Ca 50.
10. Do. e3S D. ave. 8 RS. rent Is
bklCk Do. - st u /, Is rs rent 04t s.
Io. 20. 1908 st. n " III o.: rent o75
Do. DO. Goa 9Th S., Is re-; $50
tRA u house and eTORB BOON, 4I3 9th st =,
FRAME SRA Bis. in Chain alley; rent els
jos. y. kBLb8Y, Neal Estate Agent,
ocSl u 902 Sth street north wet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

EOB RENT FOB Rent!
sss Il northwest, Is rooms, Iremedsled - 100
1914 PennsylvaDfs avenue, store aud dwell
Ing. viii rent leo
1916 Pennsylvania avenue, store Q .d dwell
ing. will rent separate ............. ... -, - 100
l412 northwest, ii room, with stable -. g IS
GIG 18th sSreet northwest, 10 rooms, hard wood
IN. p,.--...---...--- 70
1918 Vermont avenue. room 0, ell mod. i'm De IS
1886 Sth northwest, rooms, mod con ........, IS
new Cottages IT Mt Please at ... .... ....... 81
Pepnsylvanfa ave. east. rooms, mod Comm. 81
new Bricks, corner Sd and y northeast,
IOohls -....... ....>.~ -
1883 Ath northwest, rooms ....... 80. ...- Is
9l9 Ih poYtbeaet, rooms -
ytb, between and northeast ............... Il
Cedar street, room brick II
I2s II ...-... 10
TaEO II. GATCHEL,
octLo II Corner llth and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

From the allegations contained in the let
ter purportipg TO have been written by NJ.
du Sommerard, (but which he characterizes
as a forgery) In regard to the French ex-
hibit at Philadelphia, the inference would
be drawn that France was greatest sufferer
by the IRE OF August 26th, when large num-
Der OF cases Of goods were destroyed. Aus
tria. Germany, Mexico, the United States,
Great Britain, France, and several other
countries suffered from this IRE, which was
doubtless An incendiary one. Great Britain
lost !, 20, France ,35l, and the United States
Lac cases. IL will thus be seen that the
United States suffered more severely than
France by the IRE In question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

r y I.
1908 u q. n. ", an mod, fmDs II rooms -. q lp 90
el6 Sd et. n. mod. imPs., furn 8 rooms IS 90
1920 6th st. w.. mod. imps 8 rooms........ IS 90
els I'd Ut o mod. imps, ;. 9 rooms ......... 81 %
St. bet. 9th and 1lst sts all i'm, Is re- l20 90
u. ~, bet 9Th and fth, all m i'm, "a rs 400 60
I %. n W. bet ID and ID, ell mod i'm /, IA rs 90
As: e., bet ID 81 oil m imp, furn., "a rs $50 %
l3l Ut. q. o., mod. inns II rs-.......... % on
Nth u. n, ", bet. and o, mod. Imp re- Is 90
Oorcorsp ST.. bet 18Th 18th, ell no i'm, II 70 500
st., bet 9th and 10th, all cd I'm Dc Is re- loo 20
New Jersey ave near Cseftol m. i'm, hrs SIS 81
All New yersey ave-. all mod imps, IL re GO Sc
400 HeW jersey ave oil mod. fnps., 10 rs.. 90 90
L. h. FITZHgGH,
ocfS LIN 624 Louisian. e-epue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

EOB BehT.-0en. Grants hdQuartere,
nth and ftfeets NV, M. I'm % .-.....rent low
Northwest corner 18th and Pa ave., rent low
30. lI2s 10Th street, furnished, 10 roons.-.oaO
10 ~ 18th street northwest. IS rooms, m. i.....lt0
10 l4l2 and hA n street n ", 10 rooms stable. 100
SO 1ln street northwest, rooms, mod imp. 90
lazO street north vest, mod. imbs 10 rooms. 90
No. 10 18th street north wesg II rooms M. I.. 90
No lO4 U street southeast, rooms. Ingie Place s.
Nv cor. 9Th And 4 sts. n store DWELLING 50
Do 10 bth street southeast, rooms, mod fmps 90
No. $40 7th street south est. II rooma ...... a
DO. e 9th street southeast, 10 rooms, nod, tmDs 20
10. EOl 18th street. northwest, rooms .......... 50
30 LIZ 9Th street northeast, mod I'm De ........ 50
New houses, on 9Th street. above T............... IS
store and dwelling, 30 50 Bign &C.. Geo town IS
10 street northwest, rooms, mod. ime ..-. 81
No. ", u and - 4 street northeast, II re-, 10. 10
L4s street northwest 30
SiS eIeeS eoutneoot
% bn 0reet Sc. Y rooms. gAs and water Is
store ID Oh street. -
10 - ne0 yereey ave southeast, m ID inps- rs
Nos. HW, u6S, nao street mort .......... rs
10 - 6th etreet northeast, rooms, M tmps- %
NO. le7A III and 181S nth It. y, Y RS, %. L.. Is
20 aasecnusetts aver ne %
70. " delaware avenue, near LIST aud ..-..-.. 20
Ne. "a streef southwest %
&c. ~, -, Sc, rooms. gas and vster..-..- IS
10 Hlls Mn ID q. nv, erooUs and water Is
No HOS Park street northeast, Z rooms. %. g.. Is
NOS eLdI Io1udry Plaoe. Is
0I and 1zW l3th street, rooma. is
No. 1l0 llth street northwest, 7lstory. Is
Also, number OF other houses. fol particulars OF
which will be Giyen By application 1t the Office OF
3. n. WARABR, 7th and streets o.t14-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

I5,1, PAR. AIRS klI ). s %ahn D.ror. 1N
" WHext to Aitchells Dry Goods Store. W y
- baking . speciality of BID CLOVIS, We
ofer the largest ard most at traciSe stock Ia the
city.
The new dark colors, a'so Black, white and
0yerss, ls!Ssent Quality) ct the low pric Of q.
Biz button Gloves. sL75 novI-H
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Subscriber
1 has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. holding Q Special Term. let.
ters teetamenIary on the personal estate u
HOBBBT HOPPE, late Of Washington county, D.
g.. deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or before the 3lst day Of october next: they
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit OF
tue said estate. Given under my hand, this Slst
wILHBLMINIl HoYIR
DIT1ERp UHRIvAhIO FRUIT BUTrER
H. and JDLLIEe ard Atmors's uneQualed 4INOD
NEAT. constantly on hand, in large and snall
p,e 1, sc::. BARBoUsM n nAnit lion,
CARsIAaIs oARsIsass II oARRIAaEs II
On hand 100 Kew and Second handA -.
CABRIA 8. smong them enc Eight
Glass Cosch. nearly new: also several -
hIe assortnent cf Ney Carriages, which can sell
far below old pFfces Persons In want OF Carriage
should not fail to call Repairing pomptly attended
to.
JOHN =. BRIDGET,
ocfn1 1908 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

II 4 very neat HOUSE, tvo-stories and base
emit; stable; large lot; ell convenienoee: IN an ey-
cellent locsttonS for one third less than Il is
worth.
sard roof HOUSE on Corcor IN street, between 18Th
And 18th streets northwest; all Improvements; easy
. Also, IN attractive HOUSE, with side lot, on De
selee street, between 18th street and Connecticut
avenue; very cheap.
Also. . two story and basement HOUsa, with
MAYNARD roof, on street northwest, between lot h
ana 18th streets, north side; Gil pofern conyenien
ciee, very low; IN unusual bargain.
lots n WARNER
ociSl 81 Corner 9TH and n streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01
PERSONAL.

i USHswELLs, bURBKA. IL resembles aud a.
Il equal TO IN BpGlish preparation for when 4
psfd four times tie amount be charges for his.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-01

For further hss Of houses at all rentals apply 81
this oRos.
5000. o9 90 at Der cent. ESQ, $500 ct 10 Der
cent. Two pr cent for nesotiatfns. noyl-tr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10


IL. gipase, farm i,paFSSas Il .Aas q
ahl u long he exr.easnt II sbs sevi'epl-
saraf Interests 81 skis ssrssan. gins.
,Jsnnsv, lst. a new valane under tho
same eensro' A. ior dirty years i Is e.
sstencr.
Il ssiili continue 10 IS ae,ive il is svsrv
branch u ssrisultaral sns9rescmrns. aud
anS devoted "a he true iaserysss u fha
farming elsss.
| ccaiaipiag rel 'as senSssiSsal ii iisshy.
Is Z meant - suit The wants 1T inteliirrut
sad realirr farrsess ard their fanai!i<s.
The editors receive The aid q a isFrs
annsber q eerrespm.acnss. sa.iaeas Il
their resp csiss branches: and IN sseh
na,abet. bes;lss slse treatment Of the STA
pie crers. she n.ansges~cns. uses aud ap-s
pliestion Q! hasac- made and artificial ma
lures AID fertilizers. viii lie foaai soee-
thing sesseaable for the
Farm. Barn-Y Yard. Shesp-Fold.
Orchard. Vineyard. 6asaeH.
|. Dairy. Poultry Yard. Apiary
Wiaaew GsFdeaz Grecnloa-~. Lawn.
Works.aap and Iiu,aschoss,.
Subscriptions 81 SO year 10 elnLs
81 ave or ssast, only sIeaeh AIrross-
age prepaid hy us. ANY person scaiing
Us ten. or more samcs =, 8 each wili rs-
ceiye "a extra cepy free. Arents wanted
everywLere. Cash commissions paid.--
Address.
SAML SANDS ( son.
- pCHLsnrRs AsaRioaS FARars.
Q North Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Dee 9. ls75-4's
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Or Saturday. January iss. 1870. tie. 90
scs:e Nia X issued IL NM ard Popular
Porn. AL il,at capital aud tHte-l1ize ca.
aceopir lish " " be iteely used g. place Il ia
the froAt rabh 81 AnarieAa Journalism. II
Elh coutAil ais tie ~ W. 80 lie Ga,. inelsd-
ing the Assa, i.sred Press kilograms, Special
TelrgtEasnud 20 Jurisprudence iismsft Psin's
OF lu,eres f,sil and accurate fia,Rc.al, Com
neicial suG Local Il, ports, and Fvar.sss Ed
itofigl Discussions of all carreni topics. IL
Al, aim 20 he hsst-elass. i've REV Snarer,
compl,l. IL every rrspeet and viii giSethe
fullsss aud Fteshtsi News at the lowest bps
sibls cost.
TzaNs - nsilr, postpaid, SIX deilavs a scar.
Two cenis siRpia COPY, or twelve cents
week, Iayahle 10 tie carriers y eeblI past
paid, one dollar aSesr,. No subscription Tor
the WtekIr received for les. thar a year.
Ada,sss TIE GiZfFTE
Ice West Baltimore ST., bH.tlmyre.
Jan - 1876.
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$50, m vJawss T " RALEr,
.Regisier Wills for SuMary's county.

- s t NuTICE.
! Inpursuanes sf the ahese order. we hereby
give notice that we have obtained frcm the
Orphans CoErt 81 81 ilarr's ees. Maryland,
letters Standardization on the personal estate
of Robert B'di03, late OF siid. rcnnty, re
ceilsed All persons having claims against the,
said deceased, are hersty notified 10 exhibit
the same with the proper vouchers attach
ed thereto, 10 the subscribers, on or before
the 25'h day Of Mas, 1910, they will other
wise by law be excluded from the benef Is
9TH, said estate. All persons indebted TO
the deceased are requested 10 make lnmedi
ate payasent to thesnbscrifefs.
ROBERT C-cOEES
ELiZ4BET.H 4 BEBBo0,
ACmiHstraiors.
Nov Is, lS.5-ew
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beesmark. pntch Song
FTice, -
Tie Grape on the Door
Willie Dead Song *
chorus 81
Footsteps on the Stair.
Song AID chorus. -
Down onaer in the Lane
song Md chorus. -
Don I fofrci We. Hannah
Song aud chorus b
One Hundred Years Ago.
Centennial SO z < rh IS
Flirting oif f.e Lcke -
! Vii! be- ileme Tonight,
Love song 4 cho IS
@! Miss Susiel SO.g
and ch0-us. -
Sing, arkies, Sing. 81
Atone. ami ~ Home. -
Pvt the Right Man AT
'he Wheel. Song +
chorus s.
Jimmie Brown Song
Ch rus IS
u l,ea Liti,e Mamie
Died Song * cho IS
Jennie the Flower of
tiIe heil Sg s cho p
School House ON the
Eib Song { cho >
pura Dazzling. ; 4 ch 50
Tie Maid az Avooiale
n Song ans chorus IS
The NNljhy swell -
j slpasisiee Gfmy So G ~
RaIne Nucitrec S&c -
Nv pcGl uld Home
Sony ana chorus So
B-ssie, wifi y'oG Love
me 2 81
Is Goskog There ? 50
Lit,le | OF ( ahius The
Home after AL Seng
and chorus. IS
Masking en- the Lawn
song and charsS. 81
LIN a ewiur iloW "a South
Sorg and chorus =
Aas.ar Nocr. ; s c IS
Sitting kouua the Crate
Song and chorus IS
I,llsa Vet alre. 4 III
Witt FRlUre Title 20
I'm Capiaia Of the
-Scasl Song / cho IS
poa sforgei n1e. Nellie s5
Cut IA the Snow. S6e 80
Sweet li,!is May
S'ons and chores & -
kngy ScNay ; & { IS
Poor old Grandpa.
Song aud chorus ~
Clio Z the shutters
G-uIlN. Soae q On IS
DonI prink Amy
More. -
Sent, postpaid. on M
evsa, 81 marked price
J.. D.. PETERS,
s<3 Sro@dWsy, y Y.
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GcRDoN,Ss
Food for Horses ard Cattle.

THegrsn economical ksoifor Sock
Casts Ease e.nss for coca korse pr fsss.
Reduces The quasti,y Of gram required both
for clite al 4 hpFse< one suurtsf.a lsesnr rer-
fectiy nutritious, health giFing preparation
irouf the seeds at geassss sast hests in caFanna-
ton with iesie aud invIgogafing roct harks, We
ciaia "A tosse lhs oae slsing nessilal 10 ssske a
i-riect feed Horses are improved IN FLkSh,
HlND.asd ysAifkRSNCE. The rriarip.l
Of the act,oe Of the Food. Is .ks PERfECT
.DlGEs T'f0s products r. tlRk lL0QB su.t
upon this depends IEAk TIL and. pFTEE'
JsIFE flSELFs Cattle inlsnted Tor The knife
fsst,ei mere rss.ialy a. the flesh is more solid.
ca sscrsass tAsir llk Weld al less, sstrfA
intsp;h - . ansiG the tnsi sspll iaiag
much ,aers baaa.er sep.l 10 GERALD. GuR-
Don 4 60. fer descIip.ise pamphlet of fall
particulars.
&, saLESRo0NS4 s W. Fsrsiie Stree,
aa Baltimore, Nd.
sept 30. lsIs- Iva
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-10
5 RETREAT,
TWENTY-FIVE
+ OR LESS.

J TWENTY-FIVE
Il OR Less.
substance. tia, ia
+ krraer sold aud
a certain VIM = Il
|id % and for the
'is'Rcai paYins to
count Of sail cen-
Sl,i00. leaving tho
~ by the said Read
: the expiration Of
n the l2;h day OF
? Of about rhc 7,h
40 q certain Dasid
clam and vea,lor's
j kvrner. who, with
tA. ra:d Davis all
2 the aforesaid land.
sies, that after the
purchase money be-
avis called upon said
! thereof. vi.en the
iued BY said Read
land tu one A q,
asequently ifle said
uil i'enuisson that
= and wife to said
Oant. aud that he,
you'd give hin. tho
cash leg his claim
wAch. 70 yiew of
rrasu,, he agreed TO
deed. Without bsv-
- which wore already
rher AMI wife for
a;cs. that the ssii
~ the said Davis by
| but ,hst instead If
I. los gave hin, the
J. order oH VI ,ssrs.
uinI-sinp Merchants,
~ 1" take: that ths
l. were II the time ia
| then aud never have
h money Ia the said
deed from lIerncr aud
Paws VS., induced
h. 10 f'Ic sui,i Ienais-
bat to the SAID WIN
the said property
INA Sophia Truulsson,
hlrsuu.
laty~ that the said
I'll Z Rad are non
u MAINLAND.
| o C.mnl,i,.,, hv
n,d bs i,,sert-
| E.r.x o,.. in
Ir,siy, works three
! lUIU DAY OF
'nolIcr TO ia. a,,A ah-