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WASlllNHTON.

The 1ntnrocennio Cana, Prn1cct-Bnccess
of the Now neutrality-suspicious. for Now
Nsrlproclty Trenty.
Special Dt.pasch 10 7as Tribune
WAsHtNaToA, y. e., Sept. 14.-AIr. Leon
Droullet, Tho distinguished French engineer
and Secretary of the French Geographical 90.
ctcty, arrived hero yesterday On mission to &C.
cure atl tor a complete survey Of tho Central
American Isthmus, with view Of building an
!ulcroccanie ship cauai. lie called to.,lay upon
officers At the Navy and War Departments aud
presented hts viuws, but !sas astontshcd to
nnvy have, at various times during tic last Is
yuars, thoroughly explorcl that whole rc1[on
fru!n Tchuantcpce to the Bay Of Cup!ea,
anl orcr nearly 10 proposed routes. lie
presented panp,h'let s;!ntsintgg tile proceed
graphic last May, IN which arc reported remarks
male by Mr.. ferltnnnd Lcssops, who advises a
complete survey Of ths tsthsnus to find loca-
tion for canal Which can be built without lock:
to the President last fall Il, fav0r Of The NErara
gun route, n1l1 ono Of the members at least al-
yoc1tcs tlc adoption Of treaty looking TO It's
sc1,nstruetiolI, c, basetl On the nrineipieh q the
frons Nlcaragua has becu appointed to treat
at,!!y arrive before tic meeting Of Congress.
The Treasury Department is informed that
iargcy M exceeds The So t otakcu T Sy tf'e sra I
diratc. 1t IS cxncgtcl TINT TUG entire amount
Of tho bonds Of this issue will be taken before
ths Syndicate option expires, March !.
Thc Centennial visit'rs arc reits.hnnters. Tho
las been nearly Clipped to pieces.
Thu work Of withdrawing tho 8 md G per cont
bonds deposited by National Banks to secure
circulation silt continues. To-day $500, QUO Of
the fun.lctl1oan OF 1881 wcro Withdrawn, and now
Ak mr. rstH N1hafffI}tri
, 1876-09-15
WESTERN AVENUE.


An adjourned meeting Of citizens residing on
and near Western avenue, and desirous Of pro-
curing sewer on that street, was held last
evening tn Campbef[ fIa!1, corner Van D,.rcn
street and Campbell avenue, Mr.. Z. II. Jutfrics
In tho chair. 1t appears that the sewer on
Western avenue IL completed from tho river TO
Fourteenth street, and that an appropriation
has been made to continue the ditch north as
far as Harrison street; but the $4,000 nrccssa-
ry for the latter part Ut tho work is not 10 bc
reached except in tte shape nf certificates given
BY the Doarf OF plbilc Works, aud payable in
one year Without interest, The object Of tho
MoscfHcHt, VI which last evenings meeting
was iMri, is to get tho certificates disposed oi,
30 that TIC sewer may Ut o1lee be built
Ex-Ald. Campbell from n COMMITTEE On
Flnauec, reported that ho Ind seen several peo-
pic fTuni tihu1 tic expected to obtaiu subserfp-
t'Gns, 1ut 4 none of them had taken hold.
Mr.. y. ". lsawson, from tic Executive Com
mtttsc reported the form Of a certificate which
the Board would Issue, As,d said hc would take
S5,000 worth OF them himself.
a1r. Gcorgc Cadwcll reported TINT he had not
n1rt with talr sue.ess In getting subscriptions,
antl M Was confident ot securing subscribers to
Mr. Rawson said that he had no doubt the
whole SUN vi l2,W0-besilc Ills own auOscrip-
tion-oula be placed II q subscription of, say,
Soo! was raiscd to pay tho Interest," and then
Il upon himself to prom!ss that, II tho pcrauus
Interested would aectlre 81 00U subscription to
the certificates anil s500 tur Interest, lie would
see the sewer put ill.,
Afr. Caldwell reported that lie 1lad taken SOS
subscription tor Interest. Additional sums wcr0
then called out BY the gentlemen present Until
about S.gD WAS ralset, when the matter was
rgiegated to comnlttue consisting Of Messrs,
and lsawson. Mr.. Caldwell was elected Trcas-
uscr u[ the fund.
Mr. Kawsou explained that the contractor had
been spoken to about holding portion OF tho
ser.!'cates, aud would probably agree to do SO.
much confidence II, the efforts Ut tho Committee
that to Yt,ttid take tt uttn llimscif to nlluonure
10 tllem that the work in tho Acwcr would be-
gin Ut 1nce-prnbably ALuniuy.. The announcc-
il,ctt was greeted with much cheering aud gen
cr;.l satisfaction.
Tho meeting then adjourned to Saturday
evening vt O'Clock At tho sall,e place.
, 1876-09-15


Co0k-r. F. FINK, In Tic 10th year OF ii, ~
tsis ~ tuy Of September. nj ILLS lato fe.I,lclTr
NJ Outage !itove.ar.. Into ot tho Au;uIl.uf,
Deef llont9. Weel Ma.l,sDn.H.. """''''
Sottcc af fncrnt hcttaflcr.
,nEArit-ln .hlt clty, Sept II, 1910. N1
Funeral frum her late residence, 10 II wc,. Ia,
los.ti, o.. Saturday, SEPT, lu by carriage" II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry Nfct}uadc, son Il, y
G. McQnate, nGcI nluntht us,i ii Jaw, VI u
Funeral this tfr,layJ morning, Stpt il, ot IN
.; NJ, W carriages lo Calvary. Friends aru IN.
~. Scw York rapers please copy.
nAkRf-;Ihs t4nsraf u lhe late +'hn Harry VII,
tnkc place tl1t ltt Inst. at ~ u'cloc,s Aatn frn
his a!c residence. 50. .0i .i,n K"yyn ia aF' y
Gllnrcli q thu loy Family. WHERE ::urn,n I'ns
MS VII be celebrated: lhencc w ears To Cllsa;is
cuDMD1E-J. cudnorc will he ta,scn f,om HI.
!ntc residence, ~ sisangcr-t,.. III II cjuch Ia
thg Etfttfct Or tic iminIcHkte Cbncsptinnt t,enrn
10 milwaukee, Depot. prccl.uiy Mt o clock, 10 Ca.
ynry Cemetery. '''
, 1876-09-15
DANvlllE METHODIST CHURCH,


DAHvl1LE, H., Sept. l4.-TtIo case Of the
North street Mclhu.llst Church VI. Charles
G. 'Ftnclter was Argurd bcfore Juags Davis Ia.
.iay, und taken uuder aIyisclucnt. In tls case
Is iaynlycl the title To tho uhuscl, aln LOT uf the
aboyp sueicty, anl tho property is c.tin,atca to
bc worth upwards 1T 10000. The elrcunl.
stu,,ers attending The case nre these: Last !Il
TtslccF bought Of tho heirs Ut tho parties Win
decided the lot to the 6oetety ali their interest
in RnI to thu same: Suit not being commenced
eou1, tue S0clcty, by it, attorney, begun suit Ut
TUG present term to remove tue cloud upon ihu
title to lhe property.
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n,'t}t11e OF November, SO As to rive the Jurors
a fnll opportunity to v"tc At tho cun1Ing Presi-
Ieutial tlecthtf.

n1,4,, t ,olpau'S 'tps. 10 SAo A. tne coming ffe'-
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Pomns Greene. Of South Bend, ,llcd d bill
nganet Ebtn T; Rnnyan, Flora X Runsan,. Z.
y; Waller, ); @. Head, George II. Warner, Alvin
pceb!es, Peter kelttng, lyon DaMwcns, William
X. Wells, and Il. E. Jenkins, Assignee Of lltlt,-
yan, to foreeiose trust deed for $4,0O0 on Sub
Lot :, Of Lot 4,of E. F.Runyan's SubdlvisInn Of
II OF Block Is, Sec. I, 50, Il. -
Frank A, MCCLURE sued El!sha Gray, Jacob s.
Curtis, Jossah ". Preston, r. L. Willard, aud
+. II. plumtner for $l,0ld Tile salnc party
sued J. 8. Curtis. Elisha Gray. Josiah Preston,
and r. r. Willard for n Ike umount.
"A. II. Durley, Receiver of the Cook County
National Hank, began suit In dcbt fur $3.50
against Wit1fi1n Gilman; another for $i0,OO0
Harry D. Spears: Third for $1,000 agalus.
'rhUfI,as s. unhbtns; fourth for Sis 100 against
John 4. Logan; fifth tor s45.5M against
ChauncGy T. i'oEcn; a sixth for *3.oo1 against
Elijal. Henry A., and Nbcrt E. Warren, and nmG
Ida E. Ltualey.
HAfEnurTcr MATTERS.
a petition In bankruptcy Was filed yesterday
SSss oppe Il Rsc c Il i dtaesso Ss e
Benedict t. Co, un claim for sS455S. Thc
charges are that tho debtors have preferred
certain creditors, and have made divers ussign-
bankrupt law; tliat the debtors were, iusvlveut
when they nude such ttansteFs; and that Hoppe
has concealed himself from petitioners. A rule
to show ea''ss SSept;. 2; 'was Issued.
The caso Of X. ". Hoolcy was referred to the
The Assignee Of Lord & Watson Was author-
izetl 10 sell tue stock Of tic bankr,1pts at so
cents Oh the dollar.
select an Assfgnee yesterday. aud the matter was
certified tfiE ,!tlt1rH f1r erin t1f1.
, 1876-09-15

BooniE7- -1sr:!cHEET- is, nj il,o -;
t!so,. lsnce Of Jp}n 4 's,ehelt by Zig ev. D. m,ei'' Il
Gnsnes, eas.' 5 7; s.. H. Mf saHHel i !ooe; Ill.
tulI. III. VI .daai'
To- Fnrt Madison. Ia, papers please cow.
Observation-Disclosures tho sca,lr,we n, =, !.
ursMes. sept. 15 by Tho Rev j. +. kIlsna "a: 4:
OF Mlsawaka. Ind. "ota
:. .EuAN-Msitt:A-.Hcps IL. 1870, AR. !,
Ehan anu s1iss Maggie sJshea, hctIl nf C,casa :. T.;
Church. Watix|i..v. r' '"at5 :
IT y, Louis aui Dubuque papers pIca,e eoo,
, 1876-09-15

II. D. Hsyants Chicago Bustuesa College and
Training School will Commence it, evening sessions
On Monday sFealng, Sept. ~. Arrangements for
entrf!nE 10 nads any day this weak Ut the Col.
ltss office bstueen u ., u. aud y. u,
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may, by resolution OF ordinance, nllow a Ger.
tain sum MS payment for tlIG service.

The Special Committee appointed to consider
the sale Of tho i.akeFront met yesterday ut tho
office Of Aid. AtLrlch, wlIn occupied tl,o chair.
There WAS considerable dscnsson and but littlc
action, the Committee holding that, until Cen
right. Of the city to sell the property, nothing
could he dune. Tie Chairman, ln,wcyer, was
Instructed Ia. draw up report in which there
may he resolution calltug fnr tic sale Of the
Slv be taken,
, 1876-09-15

Companies i and D, Hagen md Wheeler Gtta,a.
arc ordered lp appear In fafl uniform at II. Suulh
l!alsted.St., to attend thu 1,as4 .inpcttng.
II. L. HUTCHINSON, C'aptaia.
, 1876-09-15
suburban.

One Of the discharged aremen Of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Paciic Aaslroai drew q pistol un
one ol the ueu usn near the depot Wednesday,
, 1876-09-15

Company g IN ordered to meet at ,5i5 Blue Islapt
av., for tho same purposs.
!, II. HosLu,l, Captain.
, 1876-09-15
EIXTU WARN.

1faas.mcctfng Ut nj! Republicans I'rIloy evening
At o'clock n'lAtlk Iii 10. 2.,,i Wu>t rwrnirih.s,
between Morgan anu Fisk uouA speakers viii 10
tn Attendance.
, 1876-09-15

:, The Fourth Wnrl Auxiliary Clul, will meet Al
ihe 1ld heal4naFtars,. cnr.cr u $onth park.as
md Thlrsy'tlIfrl.ht.. Saturday evening, the lyh
lust. 4ib}c spcakers wit address tin llrrtinr.
, 1876-09-15

FD0RrfJ WARD,

The. regular weekly meetIny Of tho 1Iases ind
Clubs headquarters au3 nyd :,7l Thirty -ir,t.tt.
thfH evening. ttaou tpcnlcrt Will al,lre.s III
meeting and tho Chicago Quartctte will Eiye SONS
excellent nlltslc,.- o ''"S
, 1876-09-15

HEADQUARTERS flnsr DlyIAlnS, Uova IN D,r,
or THE STATE or h.LtSo,s--G'euera! U,tttr Hp, ..
Al company Commanders viii report satH,Jar'
thc 1utfl Inst, ut Club. luon, fra,,d iac!e In,
tcl, between tho huurs nt . and i o'c'ori j, ~
the naMbcr Of .n,eh III tt.cr respective c0ailund,
yho intend going to tho Soldiers Reunion At In.
utapapUlig OH tho. .1.lll Inst. t}y orIrr Ut
X. u. RichHr,
1}rtgadler. General Commanding.
, 1876-09-15

HI HbAUQUNEIEE3,
=. There VIII lu granl ,na*s-nsvtlng al llcnuh,
l!eah Headquarters, curfcr Df Elnrk md Lake Il.
th!s evening at !::'D O'clock. 'shs Hun. JAM.
H0odspcrd uf Iol!rt, tho iioII. Snry smith. ill.,
lfnrl. john e. 1Iofc. 3r. &. =. Dyer, and Uibe5s
will address tho nlectIny. 0'"N''
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09
FOR CONGRESS.


Though there are only fragmentary
returns from any Of the States voting
for the Presidency on Tuesday last
enough is known 10 authorize the decla
ration, that the democratic nominee,
have been elected BY heavy majority
OF the popular vote and by majority
in the electoral college Of 90 at least.
II is impossible at this writing to say
whether the democrats have LOST or
gained in Congressional membership, bu,
u is certain their losses in this direc-
iion. if any. will be too slight to convcr,
their present heavy majority in the Low
er House OF Congress into a minority.
So. il may be predieated with certain
ty that the democrats have not only cleo.
ted their presidential candidates. bu,
have also maintained a contro ling in
fuenee in the popular branch of the na-
,ional legislature. Whilst the demo-
cratic accounts Of the election show a
much larger majority in the electoral
college than that given below, We have
preferred, in making up our summary
Of the National Result. to use the figures
at the Baltimore .inerican, the acknowl-
edged organ Of the Republican party in
this State. which are as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09

WmAF.-Ihe market has been active and
steady to hrm the pest week as slighf Aecline
from the extreme prices Of last week The snles
q reported At Change during the week have
been - follows:
Sou,hern-l ,sls hu. coumon rcd at ll20lls
cents per b.; ,05o bu. tough do. at l20 cents;
500 bu. do. At l2l6l33 cents; 1885 bu fair
DO. at iss cents; 500 bu. do. at l26 cents 800
bu. do. at l27 cents; I ,Ss6 bu. good do. at l3e
cents; 500 tu. do. at l29 cents; 3,I67 bu do. at
100 cents; 200 bu. do. at l3l cents; 2,73?
bu. At l33 cents; 500 hu. do. at l33 cents; 9 707
bu. do. al l35 cents; ??0 bu. do. at l26 cents;
$50 bu. do. at l37 cents; $3.50 tn. amber at
l3S cents; 8, 9,440 bu. do. at lao cents; 2,0ll hu
do. at lag cents; 467 bu. do. at lab cents; also,
900 bu. white Southern, in small lots, ut prices
ranging from l?3 to 100 cents.
Coss.-we note sales during the week as fol-
lows:
Southern-a, co4 bu. new white .. 4ss, so
cents; 600 bu. do at 50 cents; ST bu. do. al So
cents; 200 do. NJ 81 cents; l, 765 bu old white
at 55 cents; 4,002 bu. do. do. at So cents; ss5
bu. do. do. at 81 cents $50 bu. hominy do. at SO
cents; 5l4 bu. dy-cut yellow at 50 cents: zoo bu.
new yellow at 81 cents; 335 bu. do. at 5? cents;
l,sss bu. do. Al So cents; Ill? bu. do. at 81
cents; 300 bu. old yellow At 54@55 cents;
l,s0s bu. old do. At s. cents; lA64 bu. do. at 81
cents; 220 bu. do. at So cents.
OArs.-The market has been dull and rather
heavy, except for choice samples, which have
ruled steady. The sales have been as follows
RYE.-Receip,s-bu. The market has
been quiet aud about steady. We note sales oi
loo bu. good At 65 cents; Ala bu. at Sc cents,
500 bu. prime at 6s cents.
TosAccc.-The receipts have been sosnewha,
larger the past week, chiefly confined to Mary
land, but the market is quiet, and prices favor
buyers. We quote as follows:
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09
OBSERVER.
LOVE CoURrsHIP AND Maria

LOVE CoURrsHIP AND MARRIAGE.
The Rev. w. S. Hammond, pastor
of the North street Methodist church,
Washington, D. c., delivered a lecture
in that city a few days ago on the
above subject. which we extract from to
mind our youthful readers "how it is
yourself!" Said Mr.. Hammond:
The truth, divinely announced in the
early history OF the world, that it wa.
not good for man to be alone. has re-
ceived universal assent. Maybe, a few
persons who have long fouri>hed and
are now fading IN single blessedness
will assert that they have never breath
I'd even to the midnight air, a.w,>h 10
find kindred spirit. 1t may be true
that some, discouraged By frequent fail
ures, have nearly relinquished all idea
OF marrying; but who can tell the Sc
we're struggle through which they have
passed in reaching their present posi-
ton or who knows how soon the
buried hope Of other years may even
yet seek aresurrection: re Said maiden
lady. aged threescore years or more,
who was once asked at what age all
hope Of wedding was relinqu,shed, "You
must ask some one older than ~ If
people will marry, it is important that
they should understand the previous
steps; hence, love and courtship shall
first receive our attention. Those who
write or speak OF love generally treat it
with too much levity. With most in
aividuals it is associated with soft
glances, words and tones, with poetry
and flowers. Who has ever seen low
er who did not think himself a poet !:
Persons OF mature years should not
sneer at love, for even the young do
not make themselves ridiculous when
under the influence OF the tender pas
sion as often as do those who feel the
power Of Cupid in later life shall
not deny that this love often produces
sottening Of the brain, and when the
symptoms are apparent in the case OF
OF young gentleman or lady no one
is surprised. for the attack Is always
expected, sooner or later. But when
We see an old man throw aside the
cane on which he has leaned for years,
and discover his thin locks to be dyed
and has boots glistening under the in
fluenee Of French blacking. and when
We learn Of his trying to look softly on,
and speak tenderly to q lady much
younger than his youngest daughter,
we are fcrcibly reminded Of the old
lady who became so youthful after hav-
ing passed more than three score years,
that she really bad the measles. But,
after all it is . serious thing to be in
love. II has elevated and refined some
men, it has degraded and ruined others;
il has rendered the lives Of many wo-
men pure and beautiful: Il has led others
through dishonored paths, into prema-
ture graves.
To love wisely is the highest earthly
bliss; 10 love unwi.ely is the frequent
source oi immeasursble wretchsdn
There Is much counterfeit kve in tie
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09
CoMMUSIcArED.
ST. INfcoEs' P. O., Md, !
Nov. 6, 1876.

.Messrs. Editors There is q lady
residing near this place who owns pull.
let just fire months old now the mother
Of seven beautiful half-fedged chicks,
all Of which were well and growing
rapidly from last accounts, as Madam
Centennial-the name given to the pre-
cocious hen-is untiring in her endea-
vors in the way ofprovidins the neees-
saries Of life for her little brood. Iwon-
der if Mr.. Charles B. Wise, the we'll
known poultry-raiser al California. can
raise a feathered biped to cope with the
above Wonders. particularly in this
fast age, appear never to cease; and un-
hl Mr.. w. or some other citizen Of St.
Mary's comes to the front. the Old First
will take the lead at least in forward
hens!
OBSERVER.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09

The result ofthe election in this coun-
~ on ruesdsy last is the one drawback
70 the gratihcation and pleasure We feel
in contemplating the successes Of our
pssty in the State and nation. II is ev.
ident that somebody has been derelict
snd We are afraid that . review Of the
vote inthe county will show that our dis
tries 10 more largely eulpable than any
cher. The bsnner district is unmista.
ksbly Charlotte Hall and we salute
md sarrender to II the right Of the
lias with the best grace we can at
.pssssnt command. Notice 10 hereby
given. however. to everybody con-
eerned. that We commence to-day
. struggle for our lost position which
neither heat nor frost nor change nor
time shall intermit until We stand fore
most in the democratic column, grasp
ing and bearing to the front again the
eonquering eagles we have held so long
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09

OF the doubtful States ia this list, II
is safe to enumerate Oregon as voting
with the democrats. The news from
Michigan. the .3aziesn says. as not
very encouraging" The lstest iafor-
nation from South Carolina r. othe ef-
feet, that che has elected Hsmpton, the
democratic candidate, Governos. with .
close presidential vote. the probabilities,
however. avoring Tilden. California.
also. 1t latest showings, vas likely 10
turn up democratic, and Of OH. the
.4nsrieaa says. ''the returns do net look
we'll" The rain storm Of Tuesday. hav-
ing dissnanesd the tslesrsphie wires in
many parts of Peansylvania. the r.
turns from this State ere very mea-
gre. but. 90 far - received. indicate
that the State he's cast her vote 6os
Hayes. Though the democrats have
succeeded in eleeting their Sheriff
in Philadelphia. the majority in that
city for Hayes Is shout 1900. The
ailcarrier to this Plaes reports. howsv-
er. that on "Wednesday j. was confident
y snnouneed from tho cass st Mstawo-
man Stssion th.t fuller reports from
Pennsylvsnie give the State to Tildsn
and Hendkicks. Be this - it may. the
tyiumpa ef the demoeratie Presidential
nominees is sssused. with . democrat
iemsjority in Congress sufficiently heavy
for oil prsctiesl purposes Of party work
ing. To the Civer of every good gin
We Offer up praise and thanks for =
great deliverance from public evils!~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09
READ AND HEAR THIs.-Manv peo-

READ AND HEAR THIs.-Many peo-
pie seem to forget that character grows;
that it is not something to put on, ready
made. with manhood or womanhood
but, day by day. here little and there
a little, grows with the growth and
strengthens with the strength. until,
good or bad. it becomes always a coat
Of mail. Look at a man Of business
prompt, reliable, conscientious, yet clear.
headed and energetic. When do you
suppose he developed all these adni-
rable qualities. When he was a boy.
Let US see the way boy Of 10 gets
up in the morning, works, plays, stu
dies, and we will tell you what kind
OF man he will make. The boy who is
late at breakfast and late at school,
stands poor chance to be prompt
man. The boy who neglects his duties,
be they ever so small, and excuses him
self by saying. Il forgot, didn't
think I" will never be a reliable man.
And the BOY who finds pleasure in the
suffering Of the weaker things, will
never be q noble. generous. kindly man
gentleman.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09

Mr.. LrNcoLN's HoRsR TRA5E.-
When Abraham Lincoln was lawyer
in Illinois he and the judge got banter
ing one another about trading horses,
and it was agreed that the next morn
ing at nine O'Clock they should make a
trade, the horses to be unseen up to
that hour, and no backing out, under q
forfeiture Of twenty-6 dollars. Atthe
hour appointed the Judge came up. lead
ing the sorriest looking specimen Of .
horse ever seen in those parts. In .
few minutes Mr.. Lincoln was seen ap-
preaching with . wooden saw-horse
upon his shoulders. Great were the
shouts and the laughter Of the crowd.
and both were greatly increased when
Mr.. Lincoln. on surveying the judges
animal, set down bis saw-horse snd ex-
claimed: "well. Judge. this y Il : frat
time | ever got the worst Gift IN hos,e
tr de.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09
Bishops Visitation.

The RI. Rev. William Pinkney will visit and
hold services in St. Andrews and William aud
Vary Parishes as follows:
St. Peters Chapel, Lecnardtown, Friday, Nov.
18th, 7.3o, p. m, and Saturday, Nov. 18th,
7.30, p. m.
ST. Andrews church, Saturday, Nov. 18th,
IL, an.
St. Georges Church, Poplar Hill, Sunday,
Nov. 18th, II, a. m. Confirmation in both par
ishes.
N. B. Rector's services hereafter. until further
notice on Sundays lot and 3rd) at St. Andrew q
and End and ath at st. Georges at II, O. M; on
Sundays list and 3rd) at 81. Peters 3. 30 D. m :;
on Sundays t2nd and A,hl At 81. James, Chap
el at 3 30, p. m; on Wednesdays at ST. Peter
at 4, p. IN. JOSEPH W. MURPHY,
Nov. 2, 1876. Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09

anna caa't b .ade By every sge.s every
XYYY mootA In the businco We furnish, bua,
WV those willing 10 vosk caa snsily sns1
. dosea dollan day right In their own local-
pleasant aaA hososahoe. woaea, and heys and
girls do - veil ~ Den. We viii fsSnisA roo z
eo0p,ese Ous6t FREE. TIE besias8 bAys besses
thaa anything else. We win bear eIpense q
starting sca. Parfieulazs free. Write and see.
Rasu<ss and ascAesieA th<ir spas asd dangh-
ten, and al eiasso in need of paying vesk q
home, shcald write - - ard lsasa "a ahost ~
work as cace. WOW b The tiae. Doa't deAav
AAdree fscs 4 Co., Asgrssa, Maine :.
Oct :s, less--sn.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09

Eohedy. Of course. anticipated any
other result in Maryland than tha: she
wesid vote for The democratic prssiden-
hal nominees By hesvy m.jority.-
The majority is between eighteen and
twenty .thousand. Baltimore City CIV
Tag over ten thousand Of il. All the
;Ccnressional districts ia the Stste are
dsmoerstie BY increased meiorities. the
lstsst returns from wslsh's. showing
thst even the 6th district. though un-
comfortably close. has increased its ma
jesity an hundred or more since the
last esUksessionsl election. In this dis
tset. the 5th.- the majority for Henkle
b shout $500.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1876-11-09
20. S6.
W. J. n. GLUCK,
s6 n. Css 0eea,


HERE win be racing at Cedar Point, End
Election district, over Mr.. J. B. Purceil's
6eld on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the l0th
and lith Of November instant. TIE public ass
invited TO attend. A pure will be raised for the
frst days race For further informasioa, apply
TO DAVID HAMNETT oe for enffasce, ETC., q
p. 3. WISE, California r. O., Nd
Nov. ., leI6-td.