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TAILORING.

'hE undersigned respectfully informs his
L friends aud The public that he has received
q large assortment of samples Of various Kind.
Of imported CLOTHS and CASSIVERES wb;ch
all are invited 10 inspect. lie will furnish the
goods and mase up suits or particular garment
on the most reasonable terms Cutting ard
making done in the very latest STYLES. Cloth
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CIV ARNSwORTHY,
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Peters Sacred Selections.

No. ?, Price IS cts, contains As fellows:
Praise the Lord. Anthem. by Randegger.
Come unto me. Anthem. Cooper.
u Saving Victim Male Voices. Gounod
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This is a Home Company. gotten up
expressly in the interest Of the citizens
of Southern Mar, land, to enable them
to overcome the difficulties they expe-
rienccd IN procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Companies, with u
majority of its Directors well known in
that community.
1t has been in business now over four
years. All Losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been faithfully
and promptly paid. which is our best
guarantee for the future.
The plan adopted is the safest and
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and ought to be encouraged by all who
wish to protect themselves against loss
or damage by fire.
II those Interested will get il their
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the increase Of its business, in q few
Years it will rank among the largest In
surance corporations in Maryland, a
crsdit and benefit to all, and an honor
TO the State.
GEO. A. SIMMS,
General Agent for St Mary's co.
June 20. lS73-tf.n
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BY order Of the Board.
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Peters Household Melodies.

No 90, Price IS cts contains the following songs:
Robin. tell Willie I'm waiting s. cho., by Hays
The Bible Moth, read. =. 4 rho.. II. y. banks.
The Military Band. Serio-Comic =. J. +. Stewart.
The Rose is blooming still. Ballad. Glover.
Ste the Angels coming. =. L eho., II. Leighton.
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FOR THE SENATE.

Mars EISfors Please Announce JOS. s.
ALLSTAN, Esq, a. . candidate for Q seat in
the next Senate of Mary land, and say that he
win BE warmly supported BY tine People Of
the county generally.
April %, 1915. be People
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ON FRIDAY. AususT Is1a. 1879,

This is expected to be- the greatest Camp ever
held in this county. We cordially invite all
Christian Denominations TO unite with MS at this
great feast oitahcrnacles. Som, of the best Min
listers Of the NJ. +. Church are expected TO lie in
attendance during the Camp: and we expect 10
have mighty shake among the dry bones
The Grove is beautiful, well shaded, and has
good water in abundance.
The Steamer Planter will leave Light Street
Wharf Baltimore, pier No. g. on Wednesdays
md Saturdays nj 6 o'clock, A. NJ. Passengers
for the Camp Viii Land !; Forrest Wharf, which
Is about three miles from the grounds.
Divine s.rVccs will hc conducted as follows ::
Prayer and Experience Meetings at the stand
daily, N O'clock \. NJ; Preaching at II Il 81 k
a. ". and ; and O'Clock Z NJ, Sacrament on
TUESDAY afternoon: Love Feast on Thursday nj
." clock \. VI. The Quarterly Conference vii re
held ON Monday afternoon. August 2t>t Board
ing tents &c, furnished on the grounds
Rev. y. VI. CARROLL. Presiding Elder
. \. &. BROWN. Preacher in Charge
" II. II. ALEXANDER. Assistant Preacher
COMMITTEES "F ARRA>GEMENrs. -(;usiayuS Brown.
Samuel Jones, Walter Yates, John Young, John
II Maryland.
Aug. p 1871.
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NEW NJ y SIG!

Ne give below the contents Of our six Musical
Magazines. The music IL selected with great care,
and comes much cheaper in the shape we offer il
than in any other way. Parties desiring good
,nesic Mt a low price should send for sample top
i.s. Of these works. Price, - e.uis each, or the
sax mag azines tor 81.
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PRENICNS.

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Peters Octave cheruses.

40. 2, Price IS cts contains as follows:
~ che hills and vales resound. by Richards
Wake, sweet love, awake. IFaiton.
Marching ueath onr starry nag. Glover.
Rainy Day. Sullivan.
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FOE CLERX or TYE CIRCIIT COERT

M'srs Eiiiors-p,ea,e anro,r.. n. ,
SCTFON as the Republican candidate for CLERK
u tlrcuit Court for 81 Mary $ county a, the
e'ce on IN 1879 and say tia, he y iii receive IN.
w . support Of his party and friends in
"f'' -, 1850 Cnariico bis r;ct
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Peters Organ Selections,

No. 2. Price IS cts, contains as follows:
PastoralS mphony, and lie shall feed, etc IIande
Larghetto, March Andante Beethoyens
fsi'h' nv Rossln', and Prelude. by Bord
Concluding Voluntary. Page
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FOR THE SENATE

Aessrs Editors-You will please annoure
JAS. Il. WILSON, Esqr.. as q candidate %
the senate In 1917, and say that lie WIN b
warmly supported BY the people general y
. Oct 81, ls1s,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-17

1.-THE very best ladies' magazine pub.
ished." Seneca Falls On y Courier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-08-17
GREAT CAMP MEETING,
'Come, for all things are now ready ."-Lul
xiv, II.

The Great Camp Meeting for Saint Mary's Cir
cult, Saint Mary County, Maryland, Potomac
district Washington Conference. NJ. e Church.
vii! commence in Mr.. Henry {. Graves Woods
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SAMPLE CORES mailed, postpaid, on receipt of
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Aug 3 1876
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DIRECTORS:
s. H. Caughv, of Noah Walker & Co.
Philip T. George, of George & jenkins.
L. ID. Anderson, of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court Of Appeals.
George p. Jenkins, Charles county.
J. T. Ballenger, st. Mary's county.
B. g. Harris,
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Peters Parler xus!e.

No. 20 contains the following easy Piano Music
Innocence Galop. BY Chas. Kinkel.
l.asiful Polka Redowa. Cbas KinkcI
rhanson Napolitaine G. wagner.
The Glide Waltz. JE Stewart.
Moonlight on the Hudson. N. A. Osborne.
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The New York herald., 1876-07-02

NKAND NItN HOUSE.
VI ial house the Black Head the highest peak OF
Cstskil Mountains 2opO feet Splendid pane
Fine Ro~ns good Board moderate prices Guidcs
luncn Tor visitors TO Black Head.
Eris, ancss-MrS N, 7. wcnd,. 4i4 East 5ist st Mr..
Lfy~ s$i and 1t3 Greenwich St.; Mr. samuel H. Gornan
No. 81 spruce a. Address CHAkLEs D. MERIT Grand
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A Di-tinsuishcd German Indy.


Cosmn. the daughtero of List, ami Of tho
late Countess d'Agoult Of Paris. having teen
FIRST Nine. Won Buow. and now Mmc. Wagner,
l. an x'raordinary woman IN three WAYS Fifst,
Tor her hoLneiness second, her Nfetchrd taste
Ia dress, by which she enhances her honeliu. s.,
aud last, though not least, IN the peculiar views
she ent, rtains as 10 the Arriage relation, which
doubtless she imolbed IRON htr Lot oYer-sen-
sitlNe mother.
In Isl, Ii.z, went 10 Paris. where the salons u
all distinguished persons were open 70 him. lie
WAS al that time only twenty-siX year Of age, a
celebrated tlst, anu an Interesting young man.
and Of course WAS wOrshipped by the feminine
world. Not woman IN that brilliant circle
Who did not deem II an honor to receive an
attention from the young artist. Ater some
months. Liszt left Paris, and went e. Como, ac-
companied by. the Countess d'Agouli. he
known Ia the literary world, whom List huu-
orcd as an artist, aud loved rs a man. soon
after they arrived In Como the young French
piano virtuOso. Mortier de Funtaine, played ia
Milan with great eclat List, IN the eXuoer-
aucc % his happiness, promised the young ar
TIT t. assist him in "A concert ia fiOronce.
Mortier maze oil the necessary preparations,
aud the whole city was on the qtt rire 70 hear
The distinguished musician, aud the young
ffenchman, whose purse WAS in an lmpecunlous
state, was secretly rejoicing over the abundant
treasures that were about 10 pour In upon him
from the assistance OF the great artist. when he
received letter from Como containing the fol-
lowing words: Come to me immed iatclv, and
bring as many sacred pictures aud pray er books
as you can. List
Mortier was astonished, and could not under
stand the request, but jOurneyed to Como.
the Countess had just presented him daugh
Ter. M9rtler acted "a godfather, and recon-
mended the name of COsima. NJ the baptism
there occurred an unforeseen difficulty. Tho
priest nqlired the name OF the mother; tho
Countess did not wish the name OF her husband
to he Inscribed In the book, and said, MY name
Is ilaNigny.' The priest shook his head. You
are called the Countess Il 'Agoult."
HE Countess regret ted that she had not taken
her literary pseudonym, Daniel Storne.'
Morter came TO the rescue aud SAID 10 the
priest, reverend father, 10 you know mef'
YES, certainly"
"Mhat Is my nlme2"
Herr ioruer."
Right, but mere In my passport stands Nor
tier de Fontaine, vet yOu call me only Herr Nor
tier. SO the Countess Is named Flayigny
d'Agoult." The priest was satisfied, and the bap-
uam proceeded AT that time Cuslma needed
no family name. since then three names have
made her famous-Liszt, Won Bulow, aud Mag-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

living In Germantown, philadelphia. In 1907
they first settled IN Pequea Valley this county.
oyer Nario1s ~ ol ' ~ tSs ty
A branch OF them split on and called themselves
the Onish.
beautiful section of Penns ylvania. known as the
valley Of the Conestogl lying along the besuti-
here. Iney are tall. stralsht and strong, living
entirely among themselves. they have Their
own society church meetings, and are distinct
ly separated from other people,
They are kind aud generous to fault. help
inH each other in distress md aleviatng each
others wants. IL an Omish mans horse dies,
the society will buy him another. IL his oafn
burns down. theyvil contribute and rebuild "
for MIN. u thieves enter his premises they WIN
replace til 4 which has been stolen. " CROP
fails on one run, portion ~ cacn ut his neigh
hors ". II pe hauled 10 him at the propcr time
They all belong 10 one family never marry out
side. aud thus the Mennonite. Duukdfi, and
Omish people flourish together aud become
enormously wealthy not by speculation, hut
by farming aud stock raising. They have their
own flucks. fields. mills. looms. gardens. md cat
tlc,and purchase very ttle at tue village stores.
| They do their own shO making, HAIR cutting,
| shaving. apd weaving. and they plat their own
! Tx straw hats for summer. The women fllks
! SPIN. sew and atten to the household duties.
! licu tnclf principal article Of dress. but u IA
| not cut bias nor lulied. They never wear either
! hoops or crinulinc.
lew strangers would Imagine young woman
| Ia plain brown calico aud gray woollen jacket,
riding 10 tie viii &c on sprinsless walon' to be
| tue only daughter OF man worth several hun
drtd tuousiu dollars; vet such "A thing can bo
| seen every day IN this section. A man IL seen
| riding along the road hpr-eback on "A hic. I'M
! coIth booking horse. He IL dressed in brown
overalls, ana ~ blrefoOted. His black hair
| streams out from under an old sluuched hat ;
| on Que arm bangles "a tin kettle filed with mo-
lasscs his lower linus stick out at an anlle OF
! fJtty-hye degrees from the horses sides, and
| the stranger Is astounded upon learning that
! that singular looking hOrsemtn u worth At least
| siO.tol III clean casa, and has but one son IN
the wOtia. II he were worth million dollars
| lie would - to the village store in the same
manner, and would no. change his style Of liy-
ing IN the least
ms Is, indeed strip OF land Inhabited by n
| strange people probably the most PLAN, SIM
| pie, and remarkable to he found IN THIS coun-
| try. lhey appear to enjoy life, and are among
| the most healthy people In the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
A Funny New York Couriship.


A savings bank cashier OF New York
city Is now "A happy husband. Only a few
months ago he was the engaged OF a fascinating
widow M, present wife), who IL well known in
literary circles, and an attendant OF the SorOsis
reunions. During tue engagement, an event Oc-
Cured which made II necessary for the widow
10 change The Investment OF some of her funds.
Naturally she sought the ad vice Of her intended
husband. lie has always had Il horror of seem
ing TO marry woman for money, and frankly
SAID TO her on this occasion that, as they were
shortly To- be married and he had sufficient prop
erty Tor both, she had better expend her funds
jn any way that might please her. she dis
claimed any desire to DO 40, and told him
ina. tue money had been left 10 her IS her first
husband, and she did not care to expend 1t
fooilshly. AT last happy thought occurred To
the .hier, and he mentioned II TO the widow.
A. tie money cans from her hIst husband Why
notexpeud ii IN electiag handsome monument
to his memory. She eagerly adopted the sug.
gest!on. and together they BEGAN 10 plan how u
should be done. The next dai several hlarhlo
WurArrs were requested to send In designs Tor
m 1uIneni. The cashier actually MrCtc the
eglttI praslng the virtues Of the deceased,
and 10 is now almost finished m a marble work
ers on Thirty-second street. The intention was
10 have the monument completed before the
marriage, bat unforeseen delays prevented. he
cashier hls tesen entire charge OF the work,
.t,i d 6u' ICES the wife loves him all the moro
for his disiutcte stedness,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, May 27-P. M.-The operations
confined to Western Union and Lake Shore,
with the chief interest centred In the last
named which, under the influence OF free real
izinG sales, broke from "a at the close Of Friday
to sly. There was also at times a pressure Of
Western Union upon the market, and a decline
from CG7. buyer 3. to G5ss was established at the
first board. Spectators generally preferred to
close out their holdings Of the week, because
more than usually unsettled In their views OF
the future Of prices and the fact that Tuesday
will be close holiday also entered into their
calculations. Michigan Central was moved up
to Az but IL soon after yielded / cent,
and closed at lGK. Erie reflected weak
In response to heavy drop In
the London quotations, the decline here
having been = to 10. The London Exchanges
were reported panicky consequent upon the
more serious outlook OF the Turkish question,
aud both home aud Amerc IN securities were
depressed. On Monday, the English bondhold
ers OF Erie will decide upon the question of
foreclosure OF this road, our latest private adj
vices from London giving assurances that such
proceedings will be taken, and that afterward
all OF the securities will be scaled. Pacific Mail
was heavy and lower with drop To Ga and
the Western shares were also weak. New lort
Central ranged ut 1lOi1WI and los, seller W;
while at the same time New jersey Contr fiuc-
tuated between 60 and e3SUslA, seller NlJsjD
sold az 1Wr6Gl0j AGtl0jt. OhOs dropped from
III to l6gs, and Umon Pacific rose to GO. :.
TIE market closed feyCrisn and unsettled,
with, however. n shade stcadier tone.
The following represents the opening highest
aud lowest sales regular way, of the principal
stocks during the past week, together with the