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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-23
vHE undersigned, Executor of the
Last viii and Testament Of Miss
Martha Wood, deceased, and BY order
Of the Orphans Court of Saint Mary's
county, will cell at Public Sale, in the
village Of Newport, Charles county,
Maryland, on
wednesday, the 18th Of
Dec. 1875,
between the hours Of IL o'clock, .. m.
and I O'Clock, p. M, the Real Estate Of
the deceased, known a. : T.
Woods Adventure,
or by whatever name it may be called,
containing :
400 acres,

more or less.
This land is located near Newport,
Charles county, Md, and adjoins the
lands of Mr. John r. Turner, Ihos. p.
Turner, DIR. Brooke and Mrs. Cough.
The farm is well TIMBERED and said
to be FINE TOBACCO SOIL. II is
CONVENIENT to Churches, Stores, Schools
and Mills and has STEAM SAW
MILL within very few yards of the
timber of the farm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-23
NOTICE..

TRANSFORMATIONS 4 ENTERTAINMENT
i at reasonable rates can be had BY parties "a
ssrsssts 10 and from Baltimore ii Forrest Axrf
per Patuxent steamers by calling on
- JOHN II. BCCKLER,
Nov. 9, lsr6-d Forests wharf Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-23

as prescribed by the Orphans Court Of
Saint Mary's county: One.balf cash on
the day Of sale aud the balance in
twelve mouths-the deferred payment
to he secured nv the bond Of the pur-
chaser with two securities to be ap-
proved of by the Executor, and to bear
interest from the slay Of sale.
II. III. GARNER, Executor
of Miss Martha Wood.
Nov Is, 1S76-ts.
Port Tobacco Times copy twice and
send dill to this Office for collection.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Common bread costs less now than in 1873 but theinc
and fancy sorts almost high, and scOrn to
form 10 any uniform standard OF weight Some Of the
orocers say that bakers at present making large
nro0ts and that families baking less bread than
tpfnre The bakers the other hand complain OF
ces,iyo competition, and clam that they barely MAKE
liyng Common bread sells for o. 6, 5, 10 cents ac-
cordlug to size OF loaf and quality
CuAEGEs AT BOABDING-HOUsES ANo RESTAURANTS.
There has been some reduction Ia prices at boarding
houses since s73 the advantage TO the boarder has
generally been in getting better room than formerly for
tht same money Table board remains about the same
Since 1873 OF the restaurants have marked down
prices Oh Their bills of fare 10 % % and 30 per but
prices -un remain high that the restaurants sell
dom credited with the reduction and 10 frequent the
best OF them to assume financial burden OF startling
proportions Frstclass restaurants Ike DelmOnicO's
and the Brunswick and Hoffman hotel restaurants have
cut down their charges since 1873 from ID 10 % per
c4nt The highestpriced restaurants expect TO serve
enough in eacn portion. They buy the best Of
everything keep army OF servants cooks at high sal
arles for specialtics 10 bro, another to bake
other To stew and another for pastry, and spend
money In entcing cooks of great reputation away from
each other The figures the bills of fare
rants of merit but not OF this costly class have been cut
down from Is " 33l per cent since 1879.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
RIFLEMEN AT CREEDMOoR.

Eight riemen competed, on Saturday at
Creedmoor for the long range Bullseye" trophy. The
distances SOO 900 and 1000 yards with 10 shots
s0O 10 at 900 and 20 at 1000 yards. The highest
possible 225 points. l.. Weber the winner
his total bsn. l90 with 2i bulseyes The other
competitors scored follows: Henry Fulton, 1874, with
% bullseyes: c. f. Bydenbursh, 176, with 10 bulls
eyes, IL. Fisher III, with II buseyes; W. b. Farwe
lGS, with 22 busoyes; G. W. YALE IGS with If bulps-
eyes; H. Rathbone l63. with IL Dulls-eyes; Isaac L.
Allen 1913, with II buls-eyes
The schuylo Hartley " Graham badge competed
for by 10 marksmen The object OF the gyers OF the
badge was TO promote raptdty and accuracy Of rifle
practice conformity, and 10 this end each marksnau
was allowed To shoot many times az possible In thirty
seconds with two chances the highest aggregate
made in this manner taking the trophy. -Four targets
assigned To the competitors, and the
firing point provided with sand-gasses recording
exactly thirty seconds Every competitor who fred after
his time up fined five points, which deducted
from his w. Robertson won the badge. making II
hits and scoring 81; the next highest A. b. Van
Husen, who scored So hitting the target l3 times.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
nuusnN HLIrE ,OrNTLC..
OEEDOOR SPORTS.
TIE CANiRRnEE FNrR

ARRIVAL or rUE CErH FROM ENGrAND FOR TIE
INTERNATIONAL EEGATrA-uE,,EP or THU
MIN
"The Cambridge Four" to the International
l,Ua %, rIt..i .irht came ON Saturday from England
by the Wl.tc star steamer Grtauuc. They ". 3.
Clpse caQiJ 10, Who pulls No - !. T.. F,urosc stoke;
= jameson bow. aud G.. l.. y. Mann, No. 3. j. Walker
il, substitute. On account of tic death OF Com
moiorc Garner the reception which IL had
been ntsadcd To give them omitted.
They were met by l.. Il. crate and H. ". HumpliGes oi
Tie Ar-Duauta Rowing Association. Dr. Russell Nithors
81 tie Attlau;J,, and after short stop at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel went to Bergen Point the guests of Mr.
Hmmphr,es They vii! leave to-day tor Philadelphia.
lAe four represent only i.r own college, Trinity, and
not Cambridge University Zach Of the Il colleges OF
the University has boat cu5, somrs Of tho larger ones
Lwu-dl, however, belonging to the University
Club Ihcy are robust, stalwart men, expert
eucod oagsmcn, and yo.ors IN many amateur contests.
Thuy bring hice hoats with Icn,a racing she'll. II feet
ol-TyUp who mac the boat used by Cambridge ia The
last race against ON"idi uisrcaS giS ioI Nd'nlns,
an" b'Hb.ea, "I 'a'I ""' AHIiS' ',"'"i" '',''M-
tucs them io take cnurtc ol tac boats. ", i. Close
age, > lteI II inches ia hIShl "NN al present
weighs about lGi pounds. His chest measurement
II, has pulled twice with juc Cambridge UuiyeI,y egut
the mtcrL University rae. tAi> yeI being No. , ia the
leader IN the humping" race OF 1874, and was one ot
tIc winning iour az Cambridge, ANA sUgccssiul IN
is the irh,cst man OF tie crew. weighing
anout 1913 pounds. lie is % years OF age, , tc,t
lOia inches IN hight and Of Oout ii inches cuc,t meas
urement lie IS from Cork, ireland. lie has been
ocssih III the college la.eS, particularly in the bump
ing lie IOWcu ia TIE University trial race, aud
the reserve III the inter University race OF tue year.
c. L. y. Mann is feet II inches in hight, weighs l59
pounds, and is - years OF age. lie from North
Wales. lie IN the boat with Close, PenrOsc and
jameson, as . one of the winners of the Cam
bridge fOdg-Oarcd May last aud he
also pulled with the University eight, winning the
Ladies' Plate nj the Henley regatta of la7i He pulled
for "A u
winning both years. \. Ja csOu is Scotcnman. lie il
- oi axe, weighs lji pounds, and Is feet lOl2
inches IN high. Tie aud Manu- have generally pulled
tOgtuer TIL, four have never pulled together, with
the exception above noted but have been in the same
college eight. They Will probably 20 into training imue
dIaely upon their arrival IN Philadelphia Mr Close
will probably for the single scus IN the race
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

bought for S. or 50 So prominent wnolesae uehsn
saws he has been acquainted with the ret goceIy
OF NewYork for 22 years; ana ne NV ~ 800 0lonc
tion 10 he so active at the present tno Doou 2
teas are selling retail for 10 cents Ieas are ueu
low now that the duty is off, and OF much better qu.
At one time the trade was crude put III In in
ford rasnact for the taste of the American peoPc III
te9s and do not bring much trash INTO the
on an average teas are 80 per cent lower tah III d
TIE price oi coffee has been SeP ~G Nnrabo uP' coffee
profits have been made Frequently Maratro onIv an
much cheaper than Java, Is sod Tor tt NJ, t bea has
cxper being able the difference a'er @ .'C w r. has
been roasted. Rice is cheaper Du' h91 50 in East
India rice las greatly dmlns shed ALo ,e % low mice
this port exported to me MeSt IL ,inons t5 uay
tn drtv Good Louisiana rice has been seliilg roh ~
IN as cents Condiments and Injuries ol me
% ,,,si,mptinn of sardinps rapidly grew elluihuda,
on ull SORTS OF cheats were pat up III pI "ii , "-
tJroun ON tbe market. The result has been 10 ulhl"e
lll the trade. good article can Ou3 pt
rstnss arocers VINO conscientious, dud moreover
know what they are buying. -. l., 1919 than
sugars were from 10 per cent lower III iof2 ''a @
cent in The last thirty days 50 tnat ON an aNcit " % %
since S73 sugars have rated lower. Oat meal Is 90 @
cent lower han in 1873 Canadian llleIS rcuN ,'I
inc excellent mealsImOst equal 10 the Scol'h ''u
Grades buf the -four not Just the same, hu cpO'
detect crulcne>s, possibly due III part To thv W W
salt sea air over the oat fields sirups are ~ pei ~
Is-l. riisus 10 uer cent; soda ana salcrduS ~ POI
cent lower Beans are from 20 % per GSnt lover, n
Turks prunes, 80 per cent OWer sldch, ~ 10 "o F
cent lower
CHANGES II WHOLESALE RATES IN TIiEE" rENkS'
If estimated that retail dealers have reduced prices
ON an average from 20 TO 30 per cent. The energetic
cash dealers have all lowered their prices ana sell on
small margin. The credit dealers have made greater
profits and have not reduced prices in the same proper
ton "a the wholesale merchants The following is cone
parve table Of Wholesale prices of staple articles in
.-sl, -
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
BASE BALL.
BASE BALI.
The Hartfords on Saturday nlaYed their fon.,

The Hartfords on Saturday played their founh
game of the championship series with the Mutuals on ,A
Union Grounds The day was favorable and l5Oo ne,
SONS witnessed the contest. The Mutuas PLAYED ~
good fielding and batting game Start making tbe oSIT
for his sde dropping fly ball I'm the 1ith lnnaS
ffa4tIard:5 Mnlaa; ID 9 9 9 3 u
The ST. Louis Brown Stockings defeated th4
Cncnnatls, at st. Louis Saturday, by score Of tai
The Chicago White Stockings defeated the
Lousylllea at Chicago Saturday. in their seyenn
championship game, by score of 30 TO z.
At Prospect Park on Saturday the Staten
Island Club defeated the WiuoDas Of Fatbus by seo,
OF II to D.
The HObOken Club defeated the Harlem Cluh
at the Elysan Folds Saturday by OF 22tols
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
HEADQUARTERS
WEW-YCRK CITY.

Now York its size; superior situation aud It's aivan.
ta5,s 30 the way of frequent communication with all pasd
the country and civilized world. is HEADQUARTERS for
almost everything produced America Manufacturers in
every part The United states have their depOts and agencies
here arJ buyers frequently money by dealing with
tile right house.
Tho following houses the prominent in therrs
specye e ana 10 the largest Of any tbs
try--in short, src HEADQUARTERS
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
H. h L ..F + p pidi5S Tf aSEE rs; & cS Ss, ,ros.c,.
SOAPS aud PERFUrERy.
COLGATE Co..
SOLID sELvEF 4ia end SoE2RH G2RHtG SgdP41T. RhATE.
i Boadst
PETROLEUM OILS and GASOLINE.
CHARLES PRATT & 90 s. po,-,,.
IL and 2l cuHst
PLUMBERS, IRON WARE, STOVES. and ORNl.
fai j. T. MORT ihoN WORKS. 30 BcoAmanst
ROPE, coRDAGE;; GHS & otsrsI; efEiI ,Ivs
AMERICAN GRATHITE PENCILS STOVE POLISH,
24S Railroal-aye., Jersey City.
ACRICrLTURAL IMPLEMENTS aud FERTILE.
'''''-'-' - NisS and lsl watersL
MACHINERY and TOOLS,
I2i Chambers and lO3 ReadesA
AMERICAN ANsCNpE t!NqSlhTsA lhSsAss AND COPPER co,
BUTTONS. BRASS and PHOTO. MATERIALS.
LIE LII IAN ~ 4ls ANA All BOome..
{. :. RAYNoLDs & Co, ..
ssrs s.vr = a. VI.
PROVED C0iiN STARCH mud MALzlNA,
%, 81 and 80 Park place, cor ChUrehst
PAPER HANGINGs, SHADES &c.,
$40 West 23dst
billiard TABLES,
35S Broadway.
0Nio''D ''' 81, IS s., ta aad q s. wahirgton.k
=, =: !. HELfiSG ASD PACKING COMPANY:
DRUGGIST GLASSWARE,
s., 9. and 10 Pa;t,.
ACIDS cHEct MIHflN flG$pPEsSHs and PEE sTgFFs sSss
SHIP BREAD and CRsCKER BAKERS,
. " 'i-'' Is. IS, II. and 70 FulsOn,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH %. POWERS q soNs,.
JOHN LAPsLEf' ASgsPS Ss9 ana ,sa paans,.
GLUE, GELhTINE, and MEATS FOOT OIL,
PETER CooPLRs GLUE FACTORY, H,,,,r,, aim
IRON-ORE. PIG, BEAMS, RAILS. BtRsWiRE'&c,
-'' - " - - II Burlingslp
GAs-FIXTURES AND BRONZES.
ARCHER g. PANCOAsi MIG % ,.-...
6s 10 and ~ Woosters aud o. above BrOorsss
MINERAL SPRING WATERS IN siPiiONs.
cARf fl]si H. sciHLTl Gl $50 BrCadssy l7th't
BRASS COCKS. VALVES, AND FITTINGS.
MoNAB x HARLAN MIG Co, o., ,,.,
IVORY, ,TORTOISE-sHELL AND PEARL GOODS
r. GROTE s. Co, -.
ia East Fourteenthst
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, &c.-Remh
Il. \. NEWELL. .-,-.,,..
727 broadway. cor. Waverypse@
ACCOUNT ROCKS, STATIONERY, AND PRiNTiN"'
SEARS * COLE,
s5 William and 81 and 53 Maiaen+An~
s23 Pearlst
SALT aud FISH, also STORAGE,>,
Ia Coeaiss alp and ~ rr'atss
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

will be triangular one. from the foot OF Egbtys,v,
North River TO stake-b0at of Yonkers thence .Er
sake-bOat off Pleasant Valley and back home Tro
will be two prizes for each class. with no restrtctoa
to sails or The entries thus far include the 800
Pluck aud Luck, Artfu D0dger Mary Emma snss sna aa
william L. Lee, and many others have sigInfied ~
intention TO enter. The Regatta Committee are fan fIsn
Welcb, Phneas Vie, and Chester SOuthworth who a1
receive all applications for entries the Hudson pl VIII
Park until Aug. g. The yachts VIII be designated href
number on tie starboard side OF the mansa Tie 49,.
class yachts win include those over 25 feet and tha s
ond-clasS those under % feet in length. 'ee'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
CnANGEs IN EnrAIL pEICrs.

The folOwin Comparative statement Of retail prices
OF the same articles Ia made up from current p'iccs m
Vrsey-st and FROM the books FOR tie year 1873 ~
grocer Of tine same street during good average business
The grocer says he could do very vel n there were iA'
same amouu; OF business in former days. lie thinks
people arc showing economy IN guarding agnn-t wiS,.
bat that they think more about getting Irate are.'
than formerly. The prices Of the cash uptown g-o,,is
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
RETAIL


TO get at The rca prices Of ycgeahes the most salts
factory way is to take wholesale price. and then add
percentage as the retail prices yafics greatly on tie
same day, and between booths 100 feet apart There
are usually 81 quarts iu the Wholesale busirl, and
frequently only 20 quarts in the retail bushci. In 1873
ref alters are thought TO have made average OF 37i1
p.r cent profit and now profit Of % per cent. The
brU ,llcc OF new potatoes shows the effect of the
agts of potatO-Iugs aud Of the drOuth The following
hnI 10 uricrS.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
NETWORK CITY.

shower of pOtato-bugs visited this city on SAT
urday.
part Of the Ninth Ward is called Boston," on
account of crooked streets
There are eight carriage shops on Broadway Dc
tween spring and Bleeckcrsts
The collections on account OF Croton water rents,
&C., last week Sll6,O6l %.
Tho foundations for the Gilbert Elevated Railroad
are being placed in south F.fthavc
The coal coordination put the price of coal 10 cents
rcr ton higher FOR the month of August
The blocks between Broadway and University
place IN Eiehth-st. are occupied by iaundrc'.
The park in AbingiOn-squarc retains IT'S green ana
flesh appearance Will, an others look burnt and brown
Grammar school No. lG in West Tlirtccuth-st., is
covered with lGxurant vine reaching I" the third story
On a shelf outside 4 BARRIERS shop oH SiNil-aVe'
several rrchcs aye erected where twelve cacs hop about
\ NIGHT ht-boomirg Ccrcus which will spread ts
flower in day has been received at Gmoos Concert
Maria Chapel. native Of Ncw-Tor,cy, age 81. died
On saturday resdeuce Of her niece at No. rs East
Ground has been broken on the corner Of Four
i.uis: and Eighth ave Tor The bu.ldu; of Ac New
Aov> savings Rama.
TN, case of sporadic cholera reported in Fifty
Third g. urovej only ordinary o; cholera rosbns
cAGsol Uy ealing u1' .e iT't
Tnr new sails OF tine yacht Countess Of Dutieun
have radt;c. an! The uo, is re4i for u 'p' "hc"
| ai4. probably ut made on iu.sli..
.,''- 49,, -. .,-, a., ,r...t a., trc eve
showed The Centennial a.ouud, and hui iaa'.
A dispatah To- the Police Central station at 10
O,CE last ui- -' stated That ~" I'VE oi tAIh n we
passing away It "t~ uu. r.l'.i'i "NNr tu t' I'D HA"'
-f-..f 4r.,.,. " I,y. r.. putt -Lu,,crn fever.
f. .,. ,q l, i,,,la.I ,i.l a 200 tube and U.i O.
,r ..r y r, .Iy iulpr. ss,d with their
,Ie,t!y,u,ss.
.JuGec Wc,trrooA IN Supreme Court, Chambers, has
5eri trr motion ll t, proceeding winding t.o Ger
,,, Pres. ,sl ,,v e. r,us," L.luI ,u-.uti the
, gylt o, .tr ".a I'r"ii'I .H 70 '.'' i".H.'~.
t...t.If.r t.,.f .tr4, warrants on Sat lilgN f..
... ,,.. o.. ,..-.-,...' ..,.
rtp,''' Jl' among "'i'" "'I' '"''' '' '''''''- '
U H-.t--u,ut fI.'. -l-.Ii civ lrTNa IHIrl''m'h'
i.r.. .u- rG O. .I sltH. ia.A .u-H -',f-i 20
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE BENNETT CHALLENGE CLIP

The entries for the Bennett Challenge On,
in the will close next Wednesday. On s,,r
day three yachts. the Idler S. j. Colgate the wande
James stu Imam, and the Tidal Wave William voorb.
had entered. The course will be from Sandy IIOok ILL
ship 10 and around the lightship Off Newport }renons
ReeD and back to the starting point OF Long Island
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
A UNION YACHT REGATTA.

A union yacht regatta under the auspices of
the propretors Of the Hudson River Park open to all
yachts OF 35 feet and under, divided into two classes
Will taxa place the Hudson RIVER Aug z. The course
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

T'aion Square Ro'ei-Gcu. Alfred Pleasonton
mi Jregpi T5eI-Capt. W. H. Thompson OF the steam
sbip Ertluc. Capt James b. Eads OF 81 LOUIS a,d I2
1rir ~ Scloteld L. = Army iiCftH1H Hcu'etOl Il.
Scrc and col T. MrlIa Of the spanish Army and Robert O.
Iun so Of Illinois 1lbsrmGFis B,t'l-Luon Narscna"shg
az a. lin sian Centennial commission. Hfe'0oT HOnSs
Cant EIwari L. @! the British Army 81 fcto,a Hlls
Brak.l Gcnclai .us The NetHcl aid5 tS4 u {"
Hyt,y-IHe Hon. ". T.. Harris CI MISSISSIPPI
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

"Small thanks to YOU" said petulant plain.
til 10 one OF his witnesses. for what you said n IN,
case" Ah, Sir" replied the witness, but Just thps
OF what didn't say!"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

Heartburn, dyspepsia, collie, and all the vari.
disorders arising from Ind gest0n, easily Iemeed y
MI.K or NAGSE-IA. SOLD by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
BROOKLYN.

Last week the police made G2l arrests.
A schooner caught in the draw of the Hamilton
Avenue Bridge saturday morning and caused damage
the amount Of $25.
Chief Ncyins Of the Fire Department. accused Of
tclpous assault on Archibald u. Gordon. admitted to
ban in 10 Oby Justice Walsh on saturday.
Complaints are made by tine proprictors of bath
nrhousc. on Concy Island beach tat the flags placed the
sGf mark the position Of tLo bathing ropes uc torn
curing tuc night
The body Of a drowned man was found at IIar-
becks yesterday Fulton Ferry. c about 30
age and five feet ch inches in hight The body has
been short Zine IN the water
Bella Carlins of No. 3j3 Flushng-aye represented
to the cashier the Brooklyn Savings Bank thar she
Mary McCabe and 800 In rho latcrs She
arrested on a warrant issued by Judge laicy.
Cornelius Ferguson, the Shore Inspector Of Long
Island has discovered that garbage Is dumped IN the Bay of
Coney during night District Attorney BTitoH has
advised him arrest every board The boats passing
through the Narro~s IN violation Of te law u lho 70
lice Department Brooklyn has been requested 10 Assist the
Shore Inspector III having the law thiOicoh'
colored woman named Isabella Stewart living on
Brdgest between Myreayo and johnson ST., died satur
day She jhan 100 old she was born In Old
Paz Ulster County, ~ " the estate Of the WyEkoop fam
iy ahom her mother belonged slavery existed IN this
been 100 years Her parents were Drought from
Africa. - -
Robert McTerran. the grocer on Montgomery-st.
failed for $4,000 This his second failure in two
months
Chief Champney has issued order to have all
unlicensed liquor dealers arrested August only few Of
applied licenses and the old ones expired
July l.
Justices OF the Peace have now a great number OF
abandonment cases probably account Of the hard times
Scarcely day passes but wife charges her husband with
deserting her
A baby three months old was found lying on the
rear platform Of an Ere horse car On Saturday morning
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
AnnOuncements., ,

BE sure and keep WIsTAR's BALsAM OF Win
CHEEKY hand sor coughs, colds hoarseness, &c
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

HOME NEWS

TurpNoNETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY
sam7eo Ncon so3 Sp@ sD 7Y Ycwssi Mla6esn' 6es O''
Average, 747s'. same day, 1870 '''i'
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
ABSTRACT OF REPORT FOR THE WEEK EHDHG AT p
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

BUTTER, CHEESE, \ d EGGs.
n butter and cheese icre mas been marked decline
since 1873 but TIC price OF eggs has.hccn maintained rs
lc following igurcs show, the first table containing
vrIclesglp rates:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

TAYUGA WATER.-This new and wonder
fu mineral water than anything else hih
erto discovered being nflbe specific IN diseases the
Liver Ki.ncys Bladder and in Dyspepsia, Constipation
Dropsy In diseases pee liar 10 females 10 eNer al
most ecsl power General Depot, 90 Court IL, Brooklyn
Sold al Diman AstOr House, Csswe, Hazud& Co.'S Fth.
ave AID Twenty fyurth and b. other leading druggs
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
CLARK & Co.'S Patent Noiseless Self Rolling
q STEEL -IIITTERS,

FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
No machinery balance weight Cannot ont order
Fitted TO Delaware and Hudson Canal Building N4uhsan
EDding. icnox Library Building, Tribune Ohice. &c.
iIce and T1cOrylC2 and lt4 West 21thst, NeE.Y0rk;
md . LnL-Lnl. DaLL.. A-.--rLa. LeIn. M.lonrma
Middletown transcript., 1876-09-09
Social Party.
MURDER WILL OUT.

A few years ago "August Flower" was dis
covered to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint, few thin Dyspeptics made
known to their friends how easily and quickly
they had been cured by its use. The great
merits of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER became
heralded through the country by one sufferer
to another, until without advertising, its sale
has become immense, Druggists in EVERY
No person suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Co.tiveness, palpitation o. Of the the
Heart, indigestion, low spirits, ETC., can take
three doses without relief Go to your Drug
gist DR.. Chamberlain, Middletown, or II. P.
Baker, Odessa, and get Bottle for IS cents
and try it, Sample bottles 10 cents.
Middletown transcript., 1876-09-09
delivered short address, which was inter-
rupted by the entry Of the delegates.

delivered short address, which was inter
rupted by the entry Of the delegates.
THE coNvISrroN's REPORT.
By direction Of the chairman, Hon. B. 7
Biggs, the secretary, 3. Reynolds, read the
report Of the convention, prefacing by saying
that the convention had felt it to be its duty
to nominate ticket for the Legislature and
Levy Court in accordance with the object fol
which they had been elected, which, conse.
quently, they had done, and presented the
following nominations for the ratification oi
the meeting:
FOR STATE SENATOR.
Harry Sharpley, of Brandywine Hundred
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
James W. Ware, Wilmington John W.
Killgore, Christiana; John E. Bartholomew,
Mill Creek; Richard G. Cooper, New Castle
Thomas Bird, Red Lion; James Nicholson,
Pencader Edwin R. Cochran, st. Georges.
FOR LEVY COURT.
William p Lodge, Brandywine Hundred ;
James Carswell, Wilmington; Adolphus Hus-
bands, Christiana Albert Il. Silver, New
Castle; Alexander Wilson, Pencader.
The secretary also read the code of rules
which had been adopted by the convention for
the governance of the party.
Unfortunately the space which we had al
Ioted to the rules has been so taken up with
advertisements that We are compelled to defer
tqeir publication.
Middletown transcript., 1876-09-09
BRICKS BRICKS /.

The undersigned has on hand lot of well
made BRICKS which he will sell at his yard
at Armstrong; Station, Del. R. R., CHEAP
for CASH. Those in want of BRICKS art
invited to give him call.
Aug 26-lm BENZ. ARMSTRONG.