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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

The Brif;sk Quarterly Reriew for Jan.
,iary, reprblished By The Leopard Scott
Publishing Co., Al Barclay Street, New
York, contains as follows:
=, 1. Herbert 'Spencer's Sociology. a
IA e. Among the Prophets. =
a. 3. The Hindu Woman, real and ideal.
4. Servia ",- -
:, s. The Stack E1chans. and Foreign
y -7s. Loans. r. -
s. Disestabl;shment III New England.
2. Political Questions in Italy. q"
!9. Contemporary Literature.
The first article contains an account
of the principal features of Herbert
Spencer's Sociological doctrine, as set
forth in his Social States"
The object of "Among the Prophet"
is to prove, that 'the system through
which the Jewish Prophet worked was,
in the main, the same as that which the
modern dervishes employ"
''The Hindue Woman, real and ideal, ="
shows the hi h estimation in which wo.
men were held among the Hindus DUR
ing the vedic period. 20.
The frequent mention of "Servia,"
in the papers, has called forth an arti-
Gle giving history and description OF
that country and its inhabitants. -
The next article is a description Of
the manner in which business IS trans
acted at the London Stock Exchange,
and of the means by which English
capitalists were induced to make for.
eign loans impecunions countries.
p. ''Disestablishmeut in New England
is history of the laws relating to
church government in the Colonies Of
Plymouth and Massachusetts.
political Questions in Italy, is d.
vided into eight sections, in which are
discussed the conditions of existence,
her financial position, political parties,
the relation between church and state,
relations to the pope. foreign policy,
and alliance with Austro- Hungary.
More than fifty pages Of notices OF
contemporary literature bring to con.
clusion the new year number Of this
review.
The periodicals reprinted BY The
Leonard Scott Publishing Co. al Bar
clay Street, N. " are as follows: The
London Quarterly, Edinburgh, Westmin-
ster, and British Quarterly Reriers, and
Biack,eood's Magazine. Price, 81 a year
for any one, or only SIS for all, and the
postage is prepaid by the Publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

nERSONS ere warned not to Tres
IL pass with Dog or Gun upon r,
Farm. known ~ Part Piney Poini;'
aud they ore forbidden - catch Oys,ers
in the waters Of Piney Point Creek. The
La. ~A be rigidly enforced sgainss oil
persons violating this notice.
JOSEPH TRAvERS.
Feb II, 1s76-Sws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17
TERMS OF SALE:
MEETING

be . or
Tobacco Planters.
.- ..... .....O..-..- .....
4 MEETING Of Tobacco Planters
"A will be held at Upper Marlborough
WEDNESDAY, the 2Srd day Of Fsbrs-
airy. instast, ~. tls
.- p ,,iir. .- az a- q.
at IL o'clock, q. m, to which the Plan
tiers from all the Tobacco Growing
Counties are invited.
The object of this meeting 10 to bring
together the planters, in order that they
may consult together and agree what
cbane es in the present Tobacco Inspec-
ton Laws will best promote the inter-
ests Of the planters, and recommend the
same TO the Legislature.
MANY PLANTERS.
Feb. IL, l876-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

80 Ar..d tn.., ri
o1IfTn. B&sr or TIE Doc 10,
=, = 1n1ay, - the morning nit
Ell oche>ter road was ~ Tin
FIRE <1gjnecr discovered q re
erf Hand dog on the tract 81
E. NJ vi hot the doe -
- eN0n ~ thinking scm< eAin
wts wrong The eigineer whistled down
brAkes, and tie locomotive sto; ped
within sfSwFe<t of the dog. A four
OK lead Of legs had attempted to cross
the track, Int the sled e~ugbt on the
r,ils. The driver heard the train APP
s sscs sss sss e !;ss M n. s' ass
took in the situation. and dashed around
the curve and stopped the train.
= 'Asi4s .sss1'.gai------- - -.l
L4lp YEaR.-rn hook called ..Court.
ship. Love, and Matrimopy." published
10 1860, there is this clause concerning
the privileges Of woman in leap year :
"Albe If il Is move become a part Of
the common Lave, in regard to social
relations Of life, that as often as every
bissex:tile year doth return, the ladyes
have the sole privilege during the time
it continueth Of making lore unto .the
men, which they doe, either By words
or looks, IS to them u seemeth pre-.
fer; and, moreover, no man will be en-
titled to the benefit Of clergy who dothe
in any wise treat her proposed with
slight or contumely."'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17
OYSTER
AND CONrI
ACRES

The Bill 81
1867 . certain
agreed to eos
Head the afo'-
sum OF Si,5od
the said kcrnI
s,derati"n the
sum of $500
TO the SAID X
Eve ye.rs to I
October, 1871
day Of Srr'su,
Davis ru.ehas
lien # $500 &
his vile, con,
their ,atcre,t
The Bill e.
aforesaid tsla
came due. the
Read for ,ie
.sid ! avis v
that he had :.
Tcnnission; III
Davis was tul.
the deed from
Davis Wns Of |,
the said 1'cnn
said Davis. 81
against said Il
said Tcnni>s"i
accept. aud 81.
ing read the Il
the signature
said property
The Bill fuI
Sa5O were noj
che said rrnu,|
the cash as rr|
said Davis. i
Miles L. Robe
which, he was |
said Mites 4 n
advent. and j
paid the said 4
Davis aud h1
wife. ~lushsaa
10 sign. wan "
<"n M he SUPP
b Read. aud |
was con veyed
the ~'ie OF A
nc DH' 'o'
HAIR, ) Mil,'
residents al tn
II is 'here"'
February. IS
uaus,ny n cup,
ed in the San"
each Of four
se,., and n.n.r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

it, tE1r The Ring Of WASH
hgbd $3.50 d the oflcial society,
and b. ST. Ssrd. Who but eight ye .rs
ago uas pogr plumber earning 5as .
.scanty Esinn nos past and parcel ct
Official life. - shall say that the
L ! 81 q ss.osEsl & brains. 6 j
bloodss6r Of u1nners. oreven Of rhe-
tore or good rammar, FOR without one
Of tl(se aozfI nzies Il b PdsGble to te
In yoshington high life. -
$ R1e-mo6ey1n thy purseShonestly II
thoazeenst diuhooestly Il thou must,
but money. noney;. then thou canst sit
At tn fessts Of the mighty--in WASH
ingtoh. :;Sixty miles Of decaying wooden
passaneat whose rapid decomposition is
Thought 20 Be injurious 10 health; thir-
~ elegant houses end . palace for him
self, besides immense blocks Of build.
ines attest u hssenleau grasp Of Boss
Shepherd. ss ~
s. -sx r.
EAsrxH Tnis yxAa.--In answer. to
inquiries = e<pesrning lthe matter,
tneECoov - 4SyoG why Easter
viii fall this year on the 18th rather
than en- 4he'sth of April by saying
that Easter Day il regulated not By
a solar but by y lunar cycle--the cycle
that regulates. the Golden Number
Now, by Standardization, . day always
begins at midnight; bat by lunar eal-
culation it begins at neon. iIfs there.
fore, the Passhal full moon falls on a
Saturday after AZ NJ, it is counted az
falling on Sunday; and then Easter
is, underahe rule in the Prayer book,
the Sunday following. This 10 what
happens in the present. year. The
Paschal full moon falls ON Saturday,
April 8, at 2,4S p. M II is, therefore,
counted as falling on Sunday April 9,
aud Easter Day il this Sunday follows
ing, i. e.. April l6. 1t may be added
that should the full moon fall on March
81 before IL NJ, that full moon (coun-
ted rs failing on March 2O9 would not
regulate Easter Day, but the one fol-
lowing. This happened in 1910.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17
NOTICE.

CUrPER AND ENTERTAINMENT NJ 81.
- George Hotel, Pissy Point,
Mesasy, 3ssh Snssans.
Pseceeds sps;ie1 70 the purchase 81 N Orr.u
fos Poplar Hill Chssrh. The Pablo are res
pesifsny Invited. 1ieksss SOs seaiisoes, 81
ladies, 50 cenfs.
Feb II, le7s-Ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

REDUCTION OF ARMY ExPENsEs.-
The Committee on Military Affairs have
completed their bill for the reduction
of army expenses. The bW afixes the
pay of army oficefs as follows:
General commanding, $4,000; Lieu.
tenant General, $4,000; Major General,
$4,000; Brigadier- General, 5000; Col
ouels, So, 500; Lieutenant Colonel, $4,000;
Major, 50, 500; Captain. mounted, $4,000;
Captain. not mounted, $500; Regi-
mental Quartermaster, $500; First
Lieutenant, mounted, $1,000 First
Lieutenant, not mounted, $500; Sec
ond Lieutenant. mounted, $1,000; Sec
ond Lieutenant. not mounted, 200.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17
Feb 10. 1874

F. D. |
BUILDER
H'HE under.i4
tract tor d
ING In Saint NJ
los. Allwork
d,pe with desp
manner Addr4
Aug. ! 1874
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17
N {

Ne
HAVING loea'\
III Store and en-
BLACKSMITH
AL
wHEELwRIG
] am prepared TO
hoiice ard most
made TO order I'D
10 any style. TN
fully soIiei, the fal
Feb ;, isT5--3~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-17

Agents |
anted |
Gents. &c. 10.
quired. end rs
outfit TO
D. G. WEI
Dee 8, e74-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

~aRTH DAYTON GOLD AND SLY ER
NIninc Comnsny.--LocatI "a " prineipAi
place of business, city aud county % San
Trnucisco. Caifaruis. Locatien Of RS
Deytrs cate Mtnln1 District, Lyon CfuHty,
N.v.as--Notiee = reby slvrH, tASt ~ 4
meeting OF the Baard ot piree:rs Ill On IL
Dist day Of June, 1915. sn @ses,.urut a.
- ~ J,,,ts r,.y share was levied upon the
-sn;tsl ssock nj the corporation. payable i'i-
nsfii9.ely in United Stairs eeld eain. T. the
secretary. ST the oface of the Company h"oth
So No. $50 Piae street, So RAJ. 49,. ~
C.lfernis Any stock upon which THIS s.
s.s,nneu, shall remain Rnp~id on the Sl~t day
81 july. 1876. vii be delinquent. and sdVer-
tissd Tor sale at public aact4oa; nuAeNs pay
men, is 4naae before viii be sold on fhi-
DAY the 18th day OF August!'l s7e 10 pay atiIT-
aurr,t assessment together tn costs OF ad-
yertisinZ and expenses Of sale
& By order of the Board q Directors.
Il. G. CULNERw ELL. Secretary.
Ones academy building No. SS1 Pine
street, san Francisco. California
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
Application Tor patent.
NOTICE NO. STA.
IrNrTEp STATES SURVEY No. loa.

NOTICE. No. Sl4.
UNITED STATES SURVEY NO. lca.
TN. SD STATES LAND OFFICE. CAR
soa Ctlty, NeNsds, May S. s76,-Notics
Is hereby given that Wiiiism Mclaughlin
whose 7, st ONCE address is Virginia City, Ne
vads- has this day filed ia this office his APP
plicasson for patent fer one thousand tloNl
f,pesr feet Of thu Lewiston Lode, bearing gold
and silver, toge. her with the surface ground
ave hundred (2ooi feet in width for the con
xeu,eut woy king thereof. situate, lying aud
being in the DEVILS Gate ami Chinatown MIN
ing district. Lyon county, state 81 Nevada,
known and designa4ed on the neld notes ana
Official plat as Uniteo States survey or lot Ne.
ace in section 9. township lS north OF ranse
u east. NJ; D. NJ me ,s ea'er ,,s
inc a. follows. 60 wit; Beginning at
most No 1. located On the west side OF Long
Rsvine about $50 feet westerly from the buek-
eve hoisting works. and running thence nrst
course south. degrees IS minutes. west iVVo
feet to post No. 2; thence second course aerth
sI,s fssrees west-st lso feet is post No 8.
whence prominent point If rocks bears south
Is ienxees 10 minutes west; smoke stack OF
DAYTON heisting works bears south VI degreer
% miautes west, aaa the quarter section eornes
on the west line Of section =, tf~hship 40
1no-te range II east, NJ. II. NJ. hears north -
aayrees - minutes west distant 22sS feet,
100 feet to post Ne. 4; thence thl~l course
3oyth degrees IS minutes east luVo rect te
most No S; thence fourth course south, II de-
syr,,es east 400 feet to post Ne. l, the point oi
Beginning: containing 50 100 sores bearings
expressed from the true meridian. magneae
yxristieu 10 degrees east. The labor ana iai-
y,royernents consis; Of two shafts, eSeee'ilng
SsOa in value. Survey maize 10 com SriA 'e
m raraya of location This lo,stlon was
inly rscosaed on book l. page 8Ss. records 81
.he pexfps Gate n.iai ( district Lyon county
Nevsds. kent at she office Of THE mining re
car,ier =, 81 Yer City, Nevada This claim Is
bounded by no known e!sinshts, the heS ''
,@ls,ln AZ. tse east being the Buckeye mine,
Apv and all persons ella ming sdSers iy any
portion Of this claim are required 70 ME tieir
adverse claim with the rc&l@A~r % the united
ssstes Land Once st Cars CITY, Nevada,
surins she sixty DAYS period 81 pUbis 'stl n
r,rrpreaf. or they viii be barred by virtue Ut
the nravlsiasas Of the statute.
SSsssss A. WATT, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
Notice to Co-OWners

TO EDWARD MAINLY AND JAMES htet
To- gned co-owuer 81 the CAMEL
IrpGE. sitaaiea in Devil : Gals aud hinH-
rova Mining District, hereby EiFt % tcr thai
Thxye expended the sum Of Ses1ty 1--WE HlsIa-
arri Dollars fs9Soa} ia improvements and
labor; TIA, the proportion OF the said e1Iea1i-
tIlr. So made A. sforesxid due 'rosn you amount
10. From YOU Edward Maniey SsiS's9 y and
frosa you, James hef ssS 500. fua ar
h.-abr tnrther notified that in >sso Won ssG or
refnse To nay the amounts set opposite Yeur
names. 10 the undersigned. IN the town ~
SILVER CITY on or before the EXPIRATION o.
ninety days from tire first pueiicNlon ~ tais
notice YOUR interest ia the said Carfl Ledge
yrill ia accordance with the Act of Congress,
entitled. AN Act to promote the development
OF the mining resources Of the United states,
approved NAY 10th, 1878" become the proper
~ 81 the undersigned co-0xner, who made
tbs shove expenditures On said claim
MATHEW CAREL.
Silver City. New April 4, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
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II. 4. McCROSSON. Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
BOOKS soLpk SILVER MINING COM.

aDRookS GOLD SILVER MINING COM
II pANI location % Principal place q
Business Sau Francisco California location
Al varhs. D evi's Gate District Lyon county
SsNA5a y ;ce Is hereby gwen taa; nj
-nae.tnq ~ tue BoAri III Directors held on
she Ioih 5ay 81 Jaly. 1876, an assessment 40
y < one Dollar Per shsr@ NNs isN'tH 49, ~
a, 5.,,,{f.f ..7ck ii the carpo 7stIaH, payable
immediately, In Jnltei States sold coin. -
ne sft~,.tAry al the office e. the Company,
Room No. /. Cs.lfornis street, san FRANCISCO
California .,,.,,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shai'
r,sn,s4n unpaid on the 18th day Of August,
,sTk will he delinquent and advertised i9F
ssle .. public suction; and unless pas tnent :
-~ass bsfnre will be Sold On the FIT Il DAY
IF SFf,rEMBER. 1875, to pay the aelio9nent
assessment. together with costs of ADVERTISING
and expenses y sale
~ er.ler of the BQxri Of Directors,
f. T. ALLEN. Secretary.
omce-Room !, Ne. s5s caliteruis street.
Sxn Francisco, California,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28
II. a. McCROSSON. Agent.

~lRGINIA CITY COAL COMPANY
v Location II principal place Of business.
Virginia City. Standardization of works,
Il Dorado Canyon. Lyon county. Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess.
men. No. IL levied ON the twelfth (l2thl day
OF June, A ID 1876 the several amounts set op.
posite the names of the respective share.
holders as follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-28

Iss Track is Of STEEL RAILS. and on II hal
been made the Fastest Time that has ever
been made in this country. BY this route
passengers for points east OF Chicago have
their choice of the following lines from
Chicago:
By the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
and Pennsylvania Railways - Three
Through Trains Daily, with Pullman
Palace Cars through TO Philadelphia and
New York on each train. Ore Through
Train, with Pullman Palace Cars, to Bal
timore and Washington.
fy the Lake Shore and Miehigsn southern
Railway and Connections--New York Crn-
trail aud Erie Rsilroads-Three Through
Trains DSily. with Palace Drawing Room
and Silver Palace Sleeping Cars through
10 New York.
By the Michigan Central, Grand Trunk.
Great Western and Erie sud New York
Central Rsilwsys-Thrce Through Trains,
with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars through 20 New York. TO
Nisgxra Falls, Buffalo, Rochester or New
York c. ".
By the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd--Two
Through Trains DsiIy, with Pullman
Palace Cars for Newark. GAINESVILLE,
Wheeling. Washington and Baltimore
witaou, change.
This is the Shortest. Bcs, and Only linz
running Pullman celebrated Palace Sleeping
Cars al Coaches. connecting with Uniou
Pacific Railroad at Omaha ana from tn
West via Grand junction, Marshall, Cedar
Rapids, Clinton, sterling and Dixon, for
Chicago and the LAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed for
Speed Comfort and Safety. The smooth,
we'll bslIssted and perfect track OF steel
rails the celebrated Pullman pslace Sleeping
Cars The perfect Telegraph system of NOV.
iuS trains, the regularity with which they
run, the admirable arrangement Tor running
through cars 10 Chicago from all points
West. secure 70 passengers sil the comforts
in modern Railway Travelling. No changes
Of Cars and no tedious delays al Ferries.
Passengers will End Tickets via his Favor
lite Ronte vt the General Ticket oflces Of the
Central Pacific Railroad in San Francisco ana
Sacramento and in all the Ticket Ofhces Of
the Central Pacific Railroad
". H. STFNNETT.
MARVIN HT6HITT, Gen, Pass Agent
Gen. snpt., Chicago.
H. P sFANwoup, General Agency, l2i
Montgomery street. san Francisco, ads.iy
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

pl;sh Labor Question" written 70 shog A.heic
80 nri~e cf iaror in England is affected ~ we
;,,. ana SfapCr G. peLgaUl, au ft.tdn NhT'ch -.
Nv dale became y \ atom" Tic usEH! =" 1,
it,,r crft5, Irl,r-s and tieTo O. new sonnet
shell g1.d tle ui t;"c.,' b5 ti''4I's A''->''
brJtls OF Alfred IcnhE,on ~
By direction Of the India Oiiee llo"uol1' ..l',.,
Mr. B,a s iacly prepared catalogue and Dri" l'i,.'
Of the Buddhist Ipago lately presented t''' oh,s y
tla Japancsc Government. This consists VI s'' =.
thousand work. printed in Chinese WIN
in tho Kaiaraua caractgrS ana - ,ef,ca
~ n; Vi 3,e tie Chinese ttes: aud ~ addition; N"ti,
,i,,, r, nuIy TRANSACTIONS from the san .4 ~ t'
ti t.i, tn,a+brr win the names o. gne t.hS'''IN
yiere 90, Unable The amount Of work @ecgml'm'" ~ ~
~ ~"h' ,,,t ,s sntpd ii,t can hC conceived Whrf " l7
. 81" tat he t;cS II a works hy Chinese authors me
@ ~ ~ ts.Iste and IN the appended report casii's
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
LITERARY NOTES.

, Mr.. Arthur Arnold intends to contribute an
article ON Russia in Europe TO FraSer's Kaga-ns
Ticknor's Life, Letters, and Journals" will
shortly be republished in London by Sampson Low Co.
An English translation of DR.. Duncker's in
terestin0 History OF Antiquity Is in preparation. Mr.
EVELYN Abbott of BallOl College is the translator.
A collection of &" Familiar French Quotations,
Proyerbs and Phases" is in preparation. aud will be
issued In handy-volume shape by Messrs Whitaker
Co., London.
"Rab and his Friends" and quaint little
"Marjore Fleming" next TO be put into the Vest
Pocket Series where surely brighter sketches are TO
be found They will be suitably illustrated, dnd VIII form
one OF the most delightful volumes of that delightful
series.
A work throwing light on some of the earlier
writings of Luther announced in Dresden 1t will con-
tain his first and Oldest lectures on the Psalms and Will
he printed from the autograph Latp MS In the Dresden
pubc library 1t will be very interesting from The iSct
fhat these lectures written at the time when
Iuther though still Catholic and monk was beginning
10 perceive his change ~ Professionalism.
Treyelyan's "Life and Letters of Lord Ma
eaulay holds the place Of honor in the September Inter
satonay Rersp, the historian Freeman undertaking It's
review In the same number Mr.. Brsssey, the Radical
,apitast Of tba Eassb Parliament discusses the En-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
Total sales for the week
90 seller 80 Gays. 90 seller so days s seller days.
9Si. seller 50 DAYS So seller 90 aal gOot e0"'
!. 80. s.Icr laxs N b1la seller oO days

90 seller 80 Gays t97 seller so days tso stgl s ,ys
ISL. seller 50 days. 3's seller 90 1al :. o0t
- go l, seller 60 days. n 67h seller oO days
The business at the Stock Exchange To-Day w." w.,
only equal to about One-haif that OF YESTERDAY No
the market was characterized III the cary a,;ns
marked frmness, which was succeeded ny NJ,
Of feverishness and uncertainty. Lake Suoi'' -.
gan Central, Rock Island, and st. Paui Wei, w
leading cards. Lake Shore started OH or"'ey .ond
537s and scored 81 on the first INNING ine sSs,
was at 537s95iis, and then, after dropp'"s ~ oysd
only scored "a on a run OF a'loo snaies, Of saa.
by setback to 53's, and iinai scOfe u csn.
,.h;ch s no better than last night. Michigan Gen,
t,ai after some hesitation at 4Oi204OL, plucke'
,,,' courage and scored Al with brilliant dasn
hp. Tine effort proved too severe strain, anu u.
after resting lat 4Oia closed at 4osa'
pau, Common. ON comparatively small transac1i0"''
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
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