davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-29
LEATHEss-lr!ces since cur REcv oMs rego' haxc N.
tetsline M quotahiG change. TErt NcadY. lh0ue.
sIn, ,Io{a al h lunk ttYHu AauMs

Caf......,... .Sne:tD kip....,.;.;:. .n@st; 70
rsssi nos icss i es i:a:: saSm wi!:: ,S TT.
IT, 15ss NJ 70 nfss:*se !? Vii f II
ar: whae. r.tIeachg ~; sperm. s.. luna: IT;
Hss's9f; &C; ,ss * tn.sy it, e"sS 20 stsaa : IT,
IT, VII S Srsa o nata1s fIss Il fs
s!ssac: NATURAL ID deg. 27tssec; reduced. - dcI.,
rasy, tirfs;. hsns isas lower. f5nntahle Il s4.tst
4 "a: Az! sI.ooes4,oo fur sd"nE Chickens aud
VI ffHTiks&rre u \? plentiful TIC strvst: ana dull
SsE ftseSS; ss1s aie H1aa sna sre
NJ a,9tains fo;ly ;;:; c!py;s< ~ s s &
1a s, IN ss n: ;ssess, ss,s sss sesy
'ts''$ Ss'4s fDsst: sas *s %'ss
ss:.{ 5o.a d. ss.c;
Hne:,, tsNssi chotc, 7st7;c' sloses, Oisa's' fan.
" sjtpsy.,ia-conmon. asa;r,c; good DO sloc, mo.
n q sGics s; t1 c sots. ttss ~7ss ss o'2e p'''
meaina :sssst. so1! Ins!a: s|xts:S nnf, s3ss:S s
ensiis eSiss to IS ss.,t itf NV r,! rtskin
t*t,Ic; Eu%H Gs!.'pt, p IT,
IS; s,Stss ssao; 9eiS.s H. H. 1';; r. "a ;.cc
liz f"r illtnois md ST. sr. 81 for Eoutern: striM
as'' wax ossas @ Il sisi.7s per bu. cea'aIrrs wvso
IVY '%En,Was x ~ is slow TT anti weak at aa7c.
WOOL-Theru was NJ rha'S9 to nute Wcstsrn man. man.
usartnrnra ecn1ng ~ Alnl1 or!prs ntsFwiu thnfn %
!;Ptss, @ s:ss: ssS :s!s
medium, ia4sIlE; H1lu 1bI17c.
, 1876-06-29

4 few weeks ago HI English ge1tlesoan gave
an ni,lrchs In Philadelphia, lii wlir l,o alluded
tu tlio eircct Ut tllu Exhibition of 1shl upu tho
british proplr. Up, tn shat tlatc, ku snlsl, the
people ll,ltl 'Ieen yain Of Themselves, a.l1 yaln
VI thslr achievements. Brought fate to facc
With nthcr nations, a,nl becn!A!ng fur the !lrst
tine aware that III lHuny departments NJ art
,ltry ind everything to 'eirn. frnn tIIoso whom,
t thsy "a E41Sn p5ySu'y 1spIsa ts{ VIII @ st ha S
no'h!ns to IN say fSI thr;n"ss!yes' ; s i; s;3sspt
tering fools, anil nuthing to 10 but to
put themselves resolutely 70 tho task
Ut oycrtaklng the world around them. Thc re-
suit .'f quarter of II century VI work l.us been
wonderful. buring thesr twenty-five yuars tho
art Ut England has been traitsfarIned. The
South kensingtun Museum y .hilI u TINT
curly Exhibition, and Is pr"ha4ly thy llncst mn-
III 0reat Britain, nearly a' u Which lud their
rut.ts In that national Humiliation.
THIS frankly speaking gentlelnanIl.l not lsayc
that h. thought It Yuitc likely TINT, when the
Centennial Exhibition should tu closed, tic
American nattoM wunl.s lind itself precisely III
tl!e condition vi the british mutton III ls5l-Ur
J. q. iip!land III Serteaer Jur Jaiy.
, 1876-06-29
LIVE STOCK

CATTLE-Thern wis moro animation IN the trade
yesterday thnn We l.nyu m uccasl0n to note for nl'
her Ut days previous md fur Epod to extra shipping
hrcyes thu nnFkc preserved tho hn to1'o that char.
actcrtzt.l It during Monday anil Tuesday. Thu con.
tnlle lnalprats rccepA seelcd to give siptMr1 c0-
idcncc. ad. sspttu tho fact TINT news frn the Fart
could by M neuns ba interpreted ~ favorable III" shp-
plng Interest to0k ind *cnes paying quito
IA good preca al !nya prevailed ut my time ~a tho
four wcrks. Medium, eonmun. and tnfoflur Krades
were aso In ern demAnl. but not At previous figures
buyers Insisting upps-and In Majorlty VI inhtanles
u}tanlnx-a ronepsatun frs, TuesaaYs pEcrs, equal N
slc 1cE Ito lhs xu'd nany cholcu castla wcro Of
frrr,i and Mllrs Ut sl7os5.H5 wcre hH'nrrouh Two
ur three droyrsuf extra wrrs tnken at higher taIrrA-
Nultyt buietc' stuff will ut r. httc ~ fur scAlA%RK
cows anu bulls nu. y Obi ~ f. da15 y S% S"Ts
were rapul lc.. al a. ~ he tthie fur
Al, HltIf4
, 1876-06-29
LAKE MICHIGAN.

Cu1cAao. .--'rhe tug L.. Il. Ju!.nton is receiving
nuw wheel ut ben Eysters North si,|e drydock.
'rlc rtenin barge II. HEoh, willis lundlHy tho achr
Atronact at tho iphtn,re pEor, crushed tho bout
0f tho latter vessel. Tho rchr urnov N. E4ar
lott her jibl,oum and Eo,no Ut hur sulall satls
during poua1l on 14ultngtDn few luyh ayo.
E'e arrived here yc."r,sy. with oseryttiln* tlor.
ougb!y required. 1ho barge u. s. K0''ertsnn had
lingtnn 4lIp Tuesday u|silt a.,o WIS supplied with
4 new rl,dier ut Dnce, aud left puFt ysttur.lay
evening, md will have 10 60 into ary.lurk for
rurura.
, 1876-06-29

yer 4 Dccr, l ca.r shcl works: ,TnliuA Haurt 3
rn.. Q. cases musical Instruments, f. Sr,'s!"t'1,
I case merchandise: Jnhn r. sansr, ~ crsr' hEiti'
dy: Gsomiitr 4 T'tlrcl.. HI casks wine; Samuel
Myera 4 tu.. n, nctayrs brandy; tngrahan Colyin
L Nny, Il octaycs brAntly. Amount Of duties col"
lcctc1, S15,,Gi
, 1876-06-29

Eop1t
The wreckIng-tug Magnet made her first m0vo Of
the last Saturday ut Cleveland She 10 gct.
ting rcaty to ta1;c nut an excursion party on tho
od n tho Wcl1ant, Canal some weeks s,nce on a
mortgage n,alo some yeur. ago, !,a brcM released.
Sle IL 10 tAke caryo Of lumber 10 Europe. In
1HlO tho bEtg Jostua II. Ghlnss carried corn from
Chicago and Michigan City tn 1!ui[alo ut lc bu,
nn III 1876. thu brig dunes McI,ridr took load for
tue Eamo rato. So rays Capt. o1crnn, who cnIrl-
luandrd tho ycsael. Tho depth uf watcr In Nun.
istco iIasor +. NJ present greater than it has ever
gnni II teet In sounding mt IN tI," latt trip Wnrk
tl1o North tlaEhor Pier In progressing Ii, aatta
factory manner. and tho structure Will bc superior
In every rtalleet.
TnE SALliILn Tho Wrcckers who waro engaged
at tho schr Sal!lIo tn tie attempt III rtisu her sup.
llnseA caFgo Of railroad Iron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
psa y % ns m of 9o Ysa.
Hrun!en, who bud considerable curiosity tu th!s
wFrck, which has been unt!or tho walrg tnr swcnty-
thrre years. III the Htr0Ng current Of thu rapltA,
Frl,lAy, and returned 10 the ruTfacG aatls'rl
that thu fac!lrs fnr wrrrktng IN by tlis com.
!miy could acrempsh the w"rk satisfactorily had
tlu bell tr hud u The ycsrcl wus explored ani tlle
cargy OF ca1 shn lad On hnar. WIS apparently al!
tl'.t u on board ot I hnr Ths wo'. Of blowing her
VIII b. u,nlc ia reach .hIs vessel III te future a. It
IL asfdtht the cuntcntA of her hold IL not railroad
Iron by my means.
oGEAH aAvtoAr1nv
Special Dtfpatch q Tat Tribune,
MoNTnE4.,, 'ans 1T ~ --rhs ,thssv,masted lake
rived il port fron, tiias:ow, seotlaul With l"4a
OF cual. Seyor1l other Iaku ecEooncrs arc nuw
trading on the oceatl. and npnear tu Answct well,
despite thcIF centre boards and Aat buttou's
, 1876-06-29

FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Special Ditpatch IL TIE Tribune.
LjyrRpnut. Iute l3-II q. E.-ffoHr--Eo. T. G4es
NJ. ., llsG1.
Observation-Disclosures, No. /. ~ ttll; No. ., os Ed:
srtnE, NJ. j. W Gds No. .. as I'll: white, NO. !. lus;
No. = fs Hi! r!ul, No. l. los sd: No. :. vs o1. corn-
No, I, aas III: Nh. Z. LIS 1I
{ropislDns-I'ork. HoI. t.arl. a3s Id.
LtyHHro,,I. June Observation-Disclosures dull
aud easier; tiGttG 11Jl; aacs Of Il Un haes. 1nc!nd
ls 1tk bales for speculation anl export and wv
Anerlcnn.
Curn-Wc,tetn mixed, oas Cd.
UHcnIt-Sl.urt rib. 4Ds al.
loSnoN, .1uha 1H.-HtHnett Fttrn'fHna-11s Sd.
AxTwfxr, Junr 2a.-Itfrolenna-aif.
, 1876-06-29

family mnckcrsl f,bTl sGG7:s ~ ID! fhprc ;s1rc
s,i'.i snn:. y" s,:ti "; sn:ssr rud .niH.l: r.
IT. @ ,'t'a !iIi'nS :'' lrrs, Ft. !", tr'.
ss; y % hs'nx &; sfss eo'"'s Hill
.f!s f'!TS ts9s AS@
q! shr,E6 the mails rrce' wrre 'tc"'y at thu "Hne1'
s@Ss; Ar tayst'o stshf G fftsr A.,
''s v,st;s !a,
zfs ;"55sxi ss sfrrs s'';s zsfeen .pps
r;: ss1f :ss;; sfi '
H.: ;Ss,s N:s;eas ss!s%t sss
s' s @
ss' s!ss II IT,: S;Sf S.f. IN
In Ts sFs.S, H 5 II s4t1sS ;f4HIS & s
~ III! .,.s X =. e5 '%fss % lo 1:se,s a chsa
' *s';:sff tais Sfs
cerIs. 81 r. pr hu and ~, y :wSrI ssr H., 5ss@
esrs e r; ~: sS Isn%" s's' u!
ess' ehoS stt"nx aIsansaE tendency: he'ow ars ths
''t' 'Rie.eIaasoon+ exacstc' c.to1na- 7a*e: 1oul'i
}nvs H.; ,tse: !od afs a Mi: Nh M sesas; :; q;
sIssapsfs HH $ ssa Co'is 'sirs, a1as' Mara
e"' .s; cut .o,t lsailAc. rra.hed ti
;!sssts ;s,s' @ ~ :Gs: y - ;s . s3'5s
T. s ss$ = ssss9 s';t 5:' ss:s: Ss':
su7ar eo','nn to E,%u I. ~, 7Na e s;, diamond
at: ::' :s$:a: ;;s Vt; 81
rs. ,Sns.s. . Ssrs @ Sssts crs
:n'nSn to F1oa msS a:k 19 s g.
,SS n;ssx s3sys, 1.i s'i!a ca
:sis ss' si,cF rrfpgtt siaSc' "''''""
, 1876-06-29
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments were died for record
OH "Wednesday, June N:
PEHPHkTy.
Il, with bltlns lstcd Junv la.,.,i,....:. IL, ouU
ktt,treu1h Il. 1a3tt " u ltutsy It: nj, 3t2l3t
s,13s It. viii sadInSs aa,ei juls il. ......: 7bso
A4s~eh H. 4sIitt v VI Waller u, Ii |, 2tslulft .,
llastutt Il, ! v ~ Eussnle Il, i I. aiasa t'i6
II, v ill improvements. dated JuYe ~. 2ho
laid Ju,lv IS. ...,....' " ...:............ 2Au
huIs1 III piypsts H. istLS juns IL. ., 37.o
, 1876-06-29

.A. ,.,u,, f,ro "a .....,,. 3,771
Wnnltnc Finer, " c"r Lcas!tt 1t, :. 2l'st ira
NHsS ~, "Htr. L'nt = iii. or hHTEH
Nttrs THE l;aFnrfor.E..
Fttty.:csensh It,. T. s q a. f "nnss' 40
narnty 4. ~ flc"f Market H. T. "a!, t.yD
, 1876-06-29


SEw TnnK, June .H.-uoll was strongi 112Gb
1EH5.
t:uyerntncnta wc1n strong and higher
llailrnaA bonds quiet.
ssntu tecnsilLra wcEu dull. TenneesccB wcro
trn.
Stocks. viii, the exception of coA] aharer, wero
active. strong, md higher, with Western unnn,
Lake Share, Michigan Central. Hnh Northwestern
~ features. Western Cnion advanced H. Artl
Like shuro 8, TransMetions were, III, 600 shares
uf which $4,000 wcrc Wr-tprn Union, Is, o0o
northwestern, H,ulu St. PaaEs so, 700 Lnks
5IIure. nnh ! !, 0oU Mlyhran Centrat.
Muncy market easy, 2Gti Prime mercantile
Vaprr, 3!aWH..
Custom rrcrlpla, 3"1t}, 900. 49,.
The Assistant Treasurer d!Htusaed 81, G7i, 600.
tloArnge. S.1 ON. 400,
, 1876-06-29
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YDItlt.

Isptctat DfspalcA 10 The 1rtbunt,
NEW Tonh. JUNG 1s.-1tGtn-SprnE wheat frreE.l.
lar md unsettled; gaoi and primo pHrrr1t ruled slKltly
In buyurs favor wttI, limited export nnA trIhnx sPccn
atisc tlena ro1nnon to very pour soft and nnsotnd
ota heavy. nnts 12c uwcr winter wheat nRrxct stu
III buycrs fnyuF with 0nly limited huh!nfSs reported,
Raca VI lt tD bu nt BIC for Nnmcrclanahlo spring,
pat.Jle fur No. . Chicago, $1 for Sn.1 Milwaukee,,
s,.oea.l "a for Soa ChicaRo ttncudhE lnuu bu prime
t>:san o., speculative account at $i.l3 and Ho hu
nj sllaf .ea 81 I2lsl II fur suft u prime NJ. MIL
wanRecf 15ch4sl1* for ungEaded sprnEt &l.2Die1.JO
noInolly for NJ. arrlnH tsyn auet nnh without do
cleh change In trleo; sntts uf 6t hu cs.ern ut 8In,
ta1 LII Pennsylvania At Hacs ,oo IN Aate nj tc;
4,UO bu No. Now York Mt so.&soc. Corn sllade bet,
tcr with fur demand for export aud hoc usr. cloa'
tnI; tnther ttsIGt and with srntcety mich strength;
tules NJ bu nj a04iaIc fur dntnngcd and hratci
Western tnIxcd :5c fur .nsprcted nu Eralr Western
mixed, 57Getsc for Inspected steamer MIX
Cd, 69G.tN& for inspected tuw mixed;
Gc far Inspected MIXED S+1so54c for ungralei West'
Urn MIIc4 RtI 1iu fur unEraled Kansas mixed Oats
dull al.d tsilc lawrr aales Of a 100 In at 13atcc fur
mixed Wrstern md state. and tae4!o for white State
md Western; aG!sls7c for No. white, 3t5i'sc for
mixed Western, +if4 i5H for white Western
Drt4a Etfyhts-studernto hnsfncss and rome wrak-
ness and ccnc. especially In grim rates; engagements
embraced: Tu LIVERPOOL by steam. 5s. sou hu .Ealn ut
ID; 2.NU hoxca bacun ut 45s per ton.
I4ntfsfars-lerk about ISc per brl htghHr md n0ra
husinrns donc; sslus Ut .tU urls new .neas PORK
the aput nt Su.t 5a brs prime at Sjp7a; md 40
lria family at $i1 W; also u Iris new HGHs Tor
August at st0. S< sU.5, cioslnR vt fioh's AMI Lux
rls for September 1T Sl9. lH85 at kconh call for
July, $lH - BID md SIN UO askcdi fut August. SD. Il
bid auI ln.7u asked; fur scptcnlcr stu - hld anl
$iu.,s asked. Cut meats remained qust; haes Ut ion
tes pckled I.ans at l3u. mt, AkNrs picked bcfes III
huk II n average. At itMc; picked shoulders quoted
1t VIC fur ctY a, du haa at lc, mdlcs lower,
and lNanCss rGnslnurd slow Western long clear On
duck hc! at io3sc; sales OF ~ to1cs cy lung ecar ut
Iu14c und lu3 l0xcs do at lotSc Insd duc1ediy nrr
fur Gas lots, with tu moFu demand; Ntusts Q,'tet.
with closlnv sales at easier nIrea salcs 5 tcs pre
steam aot. part fur export. NJ 8 4h+il 40; kl
W.. ~ rim /, u
, 1876-06-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. JUNE 2o 1870.

gc"i: s4;!nann,t i! common To fair. $a77'''"o'
any%s s:s; i"%'sr'.. *.aa::Si"; rtiiadtpa'": sso
s; S;sri c; :Sns ts':f 4; ':2 "s' ''' for two
nr,r.so. Juno 1Gsa$eSi 74s, .a'e. IS
1Ha s' IL t:w siEi' yid VII Sa s'.e'
y; sso; ls.Sy. sa.S.sa.sos sar soa''s. sa.'o;
h,stl strSs1 ts:s. 'Sn. Si; .s;, &C. m" '@'
SS,Slsisi III asfi,ass s It,; "nsssSssa 5stsiSF.
CIsclSNATt. ....--
It +, r I'd t.,y s s1ss
a.,Sa NcVelpts. Liza; shrfnrnt% tuA
LUMBER.
The aurny at tho snlc.l!ucks nean light nnh NJ
acona4Iurnrc. tho nas;ses ruled net. .thn,gh eight Of
ten sAts wrrA made early io the city tcncrA 1Fcrs
werp unchanged ranging Mt *ipWGat 50 for Eopl 10
c,,nirc lumber. a.nMt9.n for culn,on. and $1,000
for 4ulsts md srautltnR Lath WIRE quiet at g. l5
anti sfnRle. at s3.UEt2..3,
Luu,rr.frerhts we're .tcaiy at s.i2Aa for AnshcEou
Or itasI flnstn. Ct frn IndfHEOn. $t.37$ from
Mnnlstce. sl.25 ftou, ManamIncc, and sI.oo fron
Aipcnn.
Thu yard. business continues fntr. but Ia not to that
of list yrnr tic mil nrIccs arc Irregular on
tllr 1uwcr rradea Following arc s'le quotations:
IE|ri cisaf iIns. ,t'~5!;n 4, 't,s:,! =:
fjcnF Hn,,rl1g. nfst and arcDilt, fuuxh.... 3.iD
Clrar a,iins, hrrt anu sccond. ............. 11.n
Fist rdll1tun siding. lh.M
FlinrInE, nrst cinnamon, lrEtseh. 2stD
Emrinr trrnni pu1uIlun. drra4cA,.,,....
iny bpHris h,,,.,......... 3s,tstaa7tt
it,s b,,urts !5.Ula.TD
il ~ mil ~ XA.tflati
ii stuck luaris, 2I utt!tlHi
i;.mk lUarts li.f3411u
imt,t, ,lnrds unh tt,urt tcncnK,,,.. n ~
Erntv IL tHtst I2.nI
i'in1jn ,if,cf IL II and under fn..... .!ta1U 10
nis1I An arautitng ~ ~ ~ {t.,...... II. UtKi H
LaIh 1itHs t. 80
s1,t1gjca 3LIN T. 7a
The LHtnh rpan snys: "TEc lumber nhrkeis If the
East nppenr IL h1 taking moro healthy t0nt. anil
tie feeling annE nthy NIL rla*tr*n 81 operators c1st II
the shore OF Michigan ir.iEates tho kl0w
turning nf confidence Hn, huref fnlrts* GOetrnE the
flltun which Il quite C1nsattng. The East. Whrh
has sHrfs1 must !rUi tp dr!re Auts acel1s tn c inst
reach TIP trn;n .n a to Eye pso,nsa M u fc!ter
yarls stnrks seen, to be very light. In t,e faenaw
vany rns e s e. s94s c II s.Si d1y % ",
u stock u hs arnt to Hnrkst is smaller than
mena. Will t,n nrtt indications of Tet,irntns iits IN
IA IL srnA prItes III beyond reraatcture; w AtG
rrry that thnnot say Us gu6l thss Ut lilo Wcstrrn
|
, 1876-06-29

The following were tho rccelpts and 'htnmenfa OF
The lending articles Of produce in ibis city during
lie ,wrp,y four honss cnJ!ng At o'clock On
"wednesday morning:
, 1876-06-29

vY0HHIGN.
IoNpoN, JHne 28.--Ile amount Of bullion that
has Eons Into tho liank Of England On balances TO-
day |. EJb, uAU. ....-.
tutl4ul4 for money md account. u Lilo.
United states hon.s. 'Has. 105a; 'B7s, 1854;
1O.tus, lO7,4; nuw lu, l0u9.
New iurk Cunual. Ba; Erio, 19A; preferred,
III.
FAnrs. June 28. --Iscntcs. 105f. ...
FuAskYoar, June ~. limited 6tates bonds, now
q, 1u.i.
, 1876-06-29

Sptcfai Dispatch 10 7hs Tribune.
LsSALIE, ILL.,, juno nB.--The east wall Of The
wnste-welr ut Lack l.: IN the Illinois & Michigan
Canal cavcl In carly Inst evening. and navigation
hus NECESSARILY lcen suspended hince. It Ia
tlongt, however, TINT tho needfn1 repa!ss will DO
coapleivl te-norsow evening. or day utter ~.
morrow evening.
, 1876-06-29

NtltiAT stIaIIhcss VI tho supply took tho tfadr ~
surprise, uGratust generally anticipating iiur H'nte
iIiEsal rHm." A. consequence. MI exceedingly hfn
W. sGsinE htfse neu!l ~ ,asaHSy @ =! @ .saSe nfr ~
trra uf tls shipping trAir mud salts wcrs brink 1t
Iii $3.50, 81 fur eufIt!n to cstncr Light weights t'd
u1 otty II sb. aHAD,io All sold. asld Thu saF'
, 1876-06-29

In. aid short clears Mt a4c cash. aah lbt&c rs'll-
cr August h,rcd: swrrt tck!cd hninh H. i!!4s IT
SIMMER anil l!t l91{c fnr Winter: EuAherAtIls. ne
5,r casl. tir acllcr .tune ionx.eus halh I!+i2esc
bu1cd; baenn Inns. l3,&st144c.
f;rtttt- Wis ile. at 4 &c. :,
UEEt PRuDnGTS-Wrres stcadr and oniet at SO ~
aijui for IMeta; st.75nI2.Uo for extra n1eaa; anu
7ii!oisWas ,,,ori Of acsa{c for city, aud 7ase for
country 1vts. according tO condition.
, 1876-06-29

FInt1rt btlt....,
Wheat bli ....
Cora. lt11,..,,,.
tlRts, lit. ~.
1syr. h1,:......,
Harley. bt...-..
Il. act.t. lhs..,
+. 1ctf1, ff's..
II. corn. llls,..
T.. meals, llI1 !
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sons and daughters make the very best agents.
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
June Is, ls7S-ly. Portland, Maine.
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans' Court Of 81. !kary's County, Sc. =:
June IL, 1876.
.hRDERED By THE COURT, That Mary Z
~ Biscoe and Daniel c. Hammeit, Admins
traitors Of William Bscoe, late of st. Mary's coun-
ty, Maryland, deceased, give the notice required
by law TO the deceased's creditors to exhibit their
claims and that the same he published once @
week for six successive weeks in the ST. Mary .
Beacon. Test:
JAMES T. n. RALEy, Register
Wills for st. Mays county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we hereby give
notice that We have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, letters o
administration on the personal estate Of William
Biscoe late of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the pro-
per vouchers attached thereto to the subscribers
on or before the 10th day of December 1876,
they will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate. All persons indebted
to the deceased are requested to make immediate
pay ment to the subscribers.
MARY E. BISCOE,
DANL. c. HAMMETT,
Administrators.
June Is, lsI6-6w.
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The Great Anodyne and
Nervine!
BEIT's
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for LIVER COMPLAINT and every species
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ant and perfect substitute curing the bad eff
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IL.
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sgxp goR PAMPHLET.
DEPOT FOR BELTS BITrERS:
II Candies 81, Baltimore. Nd.
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lery election,'' a. z
the brief reward q 49,
fded for proved so.I.sy
in the public eSnsc..
the cruel and reS5s
fieai opinions, Wa -
ttion! for the lass go -
service now h. = -
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en-, and such mes 60
lee. But no man s6o.
Iteration, who hes -.
proposes Of partisan ~,
or who has fGrni.h.sss,s
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ard in respect 10 -.
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or party that woula ~;
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be secure in the enjov-
The Consti,ution ~
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tutional authority a.
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soon as the power -
party that makes n
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political welfare r.
order shall be preserv-
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Of the convention 5,
ed as a candidate for
of the United States.
p express my tatisfae.
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& his equals ss areprs.
the achievements a
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,rk he has, in q COM
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elf TO be possessed u
b him in an eminent
reformation, which
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office Of President Of
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ming Of a new era Of
in all departments
dient servant,
A. HESDRICKs.
nand, chairman, and
the National Dem
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Weems' transportation Line.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
- -

On and after WEDNESDAY, May oath, 1876,
the steamers Planter and Wenonah will
run follows:
PLANTER will leave Pier 9, Light street wharf
every Wednesday and Saturday mornings At $50
O'Clock for Fair Haven, Plum Point Governors
Run and Patuxent river, far up a. Benedict. Re
turning, will leave Benedict every Monday and
Thursday mornings at O'Clock for Baltimore.
Freight received Tuesdays and Fridays only at
Pier g, Light street wharf up to o'clock.
wENONAH will leave Pier No. Light street
wharf every Sunday night at . O'Clock for Patux-
ent river direct, As far up a Hills Landing. Re
turning, will leave Hills Landing every Mon
day for Baltimore, calling At all the landings as
far down a. Benedict for freight and passenger,
and at landings below Benedict for passengers
only. Freight received NJ No. Tobacco Ware
house wharf on SATURDAYS only, up 10 O'Clock.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
S.H. FORBES, Superintendent.
Oaice lis Light street wharf.
June Is, 1876.
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as prescribed by the decree are :: One
third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day Of sale, the balance
in two equal annual installments, pay
able respectively in one and two years
from the day of sale, or all cash, as the
purchaser may elect; the credit pay
mens, if any, to bear interest from the
day of sale, and to be secured by the
notes or bonds of the purchaser with
security to be approved by the Trustee.
b. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Trustee.
N. B. Mr.. John G. Lilburn, who
resides upon the place, will be glad to
show the premises to any one wishing
70 purchase.
B. H. CAVALIER, Trustee.
July 90, 1876-ts.
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FOR SHERZFY.

xsssrs E3ifess-Plesse ansoanes In your
paper wM. FRANK FORD, OF The FACTORY
district, a. . candidate Cor Sheriff and sssse
thar be vill receive the hearty aat gsaerA
support Of the psople ofshe
April 20, 1875. Faetery District.
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LANDS
HOMEeTEA0e.

n you want reliable Information, where and how
to get q cheap TARx, or government Hams.
stead, free, send your address to s. J. GIL
MORE, Land Commissioner, Lawrence, Kansas,
and receive srasis q copy Of The Kansas Paeiac
8cmestes3