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PIANO WORKS.

Fairy Fingers. reari Drops, Magic Circle. and
Young lianisi. Four collections Of easy i.
ano Music. suitable for Young PLAYERS, mos,
Of the pieces h-ing without oetaves. Each
vol 81 Is in boards: cloth and gilt, 81 81.
Musical Rrcrraiions. A collection Of Dance
Music. 81 IS in boards; cloth l. gilt 81 SO.
Golden Chimes 4 choice COLLECTION Of Parl.,r
Music, by th kinkei. 81 IS in boards; cloth
and gilt, 81 So.
Brilliant Gems. Containing music Of medium
difficulty, by w.m~n. Kinkei, etc. 81 IS in
boards; cloth and gi,, 81 SO.
Strauss Waltzes, Vols aud ~. Ask for Pc
tiers d',ion, the only complete COPY giving
the full wal'les as played by Thomas ur-
ches,ra. - in boards; cloth, 81.
Pearls Of Melody. A collection Of Dance and
Parlor Music. 50 in boards; full gilt, s..
Peters Parlor Music, Vol I. Our latest and
best Piano Music Of moderate difseul,y. So
In boards; fall gii,. 81
La Creme de Ia Creme. Vols I and N. A.eo,.
lection Of Choice Piano Music, by Thalb~rg.
Ls1t. Heller. etc. This Is decidedly the bes,
collection u bound music in the market
Each, 3 in boards; fuil gilt. s..
Beeihosens Sonaias, svo full giii, a
Folio, a. To-
Chcrin's wai,ses, 81 So; Polonu;ses. a: Noe
sarnes, -; Ballads, -; Prelldes. a so:
Scaaics. - SO. All in siiif paper covers.
kendelsohn's Complete Piano Works Ele.
gan, "sio edition. In Z vols, each, es so: svo
edition. fall gill; vols each, % So; 70
ediuoa, Paper covers, vois. each. o. so.
Mesarfs Sosaias. Full gin, O. So.
Weeer's Piano Works. Fuli ri,t. "a
hailed, postpaid, On receipt Of prics.
Address
J. L. PETERS.
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VOCAL WORKS
Piano Accompaniment.

Mother Goose Melodies Beautifully i'lustra.
led. TASK for Novelties Edition. or you will
got cheap photograph copy $3.50 in
boards; full gilt, $3.50.
Shining Lights. \ collection Of Sacred Songs
81 IS in boards; cloth aud gilt, s. so.
Golden Leaves. Vols and II. 4 collection
OF Songs and Chorises, by W Hays. Each
vol 81 IS boards; cloth and gilt, 81 so.
Hearth and Home, Sweet Sounds and Preside
Echoes. Three vols Of choice Home Songs,
BY Havs, Dsnks, etc. Each vol. 81 IS in
boards; cloth and gilt, 81 so.
Priceless Gems. A 6ne collection Of Songs, BY
Wallace, Thomas, Keller. etc. 81 Is in
boards; cloth and gilt, 81 so.
Peters Household Melodies, Vol I. Contain.
ing all the latest aud best songs by iIays
! anks, Thomas. Stewart (about loo songs)
So IN boards; cloth and gilt, -.
The Opera al Home. A collection of STANDARD
ulera Songs. selected from over % Operas
So in board-; cloth and gIll, 81.
German Voihsliier Album. % songs, with
Eng. aud Ger text, s. so.
Memberships rs Songs. Elegant folio edition
Full gilt. s. SO.
The same for deep voice in vols $40, each
81 So in paper; cloth 50 So.
Schumsnn's Vocal Album. 80 songs, will
Eng. and Ger. teSt. So SO IN paper; full
gilt. 81 20.
Sun,igh, OF Song. 4 collection OF Sacred ans
Moral Songs, beaurifuii. illustrated BY th,
Bros. Dalxiel Full gilt. 81.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRA TORS NOTICE.
Orphaas' Court Of 81. H,rv's County, Se,:-
Nov 16, 1875.
NRDERED BY THE COURT, That Roht
~ G Combs and Elizabeth A. Re!doo.
Administrators of RORER @. BEDDOO..
late ofSt Mars's county. y erylsad. deceased.
give the notice required by Law TO the deceas-
eds creditors to exhibit their claims, and .ha,
the same be published once week for six sue
cessive weeks in the st Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAxrs r N RAIrY,
Register wilisfor St Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pGrsuahc, o. the above order, We hereby
I've notice that we have obtained from the
Orphans Court OF st Mary's co., Maryland,
letters OF administration on the persoual estate
of Robert q Beddoo, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit
the same with the proper vouchers attach
ed thereto, Ia the subscribers, on or before
the 2oih day OF May, 1876, they will other
wise oy law be excluded from the benefi 70
OF the said estate. All persons indebted 10
the deceased are requested tn make immedi.
ate paym to the subscribers
ROBERT e CONES,
ELIZABETH 4 BEDDOO,
Administrators.
Nov ls, lsf5-6w.
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GOROON's
Food for Horses and Cattle.

The great economical Foodfor S,oek.
Costs fro cents for each horse per feed
Reduces the quan,ity Of grain required both
for Cattle aud Horses one fourth. Being rer-
fectly nutritious, health giving preparation
from the serbs of grasses and herbs in comhina-
iion with tonic and invigo-ating root barks, We
claim Il To he the one ihng nee,lful 10 make a
erIect feed. Horses are improved In FL ESH,
HIND aud ENDURANCE The priacips
Of the action of the Food is thu. PERFECT
DIGESTION produces Pure BLOOD. aui
upon this depends HEALTH and OFTEv
LIFE ITSELF. Cattle intended tor the knife
faiien more rapidly n d the flesh is more solid.
Cows increase their nix yield AT leas, one-tour,A
in both riehnsss and qualify. the FINAL result being
much more Butter Send TO GErALD COR
DON & CO. for descriptive pamphlet of full
particulars.
SALESROONS - " Fayete Street
Baltimore, Nd.
sept 20, ls7S-iys
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NOTICE.

"HE death Of James s. Downs de-
Il volvine upon me the settlement O.,
the partnership accounts growing ON
OF the publication Of the ST MARY's BEA.
Gov. notice is given to oil interested. ths.
measures will at once be taken TO close q D
these transactions. Parties indebted val
save expense by a promp, response to this
notice. The debts Of the ksm will BE-
paid BY the undersigned.
JOHN F. KING,
Surviving Partser.
Ju ne s. 15-1r.
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NEW YORK.
Dec l6, lsI5-4w.
Light E,ahma Fo,cls and
bronze Turkeys.
Standard Birds. No Humbwe

NOT having pulleis 10 mate more than two
~ or three more trios or pairs, I will sell
me balance OF my y0uqg roos,ers (too fine to
kiln for the low price OF 81 per head. or :; for
So, or four for So 10 one address, and giving 20
the purchaser, 10 aunt. Of $500 and upwards
llills treatise on chicken cholera, the directions
in which, il followed, will very soon ex,erm;-
nate this sccurge of the poultry ward ! have
some fine vounr goi,bers of the above famed
breed (l'r'c- 80 0"a p'ece) which viii; more
than pay their cost in one season in the i'm
provemept of your stock aud sell for more
than that amount afer his services are no long.
er wanted. For orders to the amount of $40.
will send the cholera work and the Pouitrv
Nation for one year free. II is edited by ".
ii. Todd, of OHIO, assisted by other noted
breeders in diferen, parts of the country which
IL guarantee Of its value. No one \ e ~.r
high up in poultry matters can fail &c end in
teres' and profit in years issue. T., thi o.
fer, persons in neiphborhood can ci, b j." or
der TO one address ard obtain fine sIork Ct a
nominal price, besides valuable IL formation
worth many times the cost of birds.
Call and examine stock or address me at Cal.
ifornia, ST. Mary's County. Nd.
&. b. WISE.
Nov IS, ls75-2ws
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s'olD REllABlE.n

The American Farmer.
The pioneer farm Journal in Ameries.
and 30 long the exponent If the sgricul.
tarsl interests Of this section. begins,
January 1st. . new volume under the
same control as for thirty years Of its Ok.
isteuce.
Il will continue to be active In every
BRANCH Of agricultural Improvement. aud
and devoted to the true interests o. the
farming class.
Containing no'hing sensational or Aashy.
il IL meant to suit the want OF Intelligent
and reading farmers and their families
The editors receive the aid uf large
number ~ correspondent ., eminent in
their ,esp'ctive branches: AID 10 each
nunb,r besides the treatment Of the sta
pie crops. the management. uses and ap.
] piication OF home u abe aud artificial ma
q Ires and fer'iiiI-ss. will be found some.
thing sea~onable for the
Farm. Bsru. Yard. Sheep Fold,
Orchard, Vineyard. Garden.
Dairy. Poultry. Yard. Apiary.
Window Garden. Greenhouse. Lawn,
Workshop and Household.
Subscription 81 so year. To club.
81 Eve or m"'e, "ni, 81 each All post
age prepaid 10y Us. Any person s.ndi"g
as ten or n"re names al 81 each will re-
ceive an extra copy free Agents wanted
everywhere. Cash commissions paid -
Address,
SAM. SANDS & SON.
PrBLIsnERs AMERICAN FARMkR,
y North Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Dec 8. lS75-4r*
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ADMINISTRATORS. xorrcs.


OsYas.s' cssrf q 8. Hssy'. cssasy, Sea-
Ocs Is. lsss.
nRDERED By THE COURT. That J
~ Thomss Aheli and fAniea Thompson,
AAn;nissrsfou Of George r. Thonpson,
late OF Saiat NAry's county, Marvt land, de.
ceased, give the aotice required By law to Tia
deceased screditors TO exhibit their claims,
aad that the same be pahlished onse Q week
for SIX Successive veeksin the st. Harry . esa-
Coz.
Tsst: - x
JAnRs T II RalnY.
Register Wills for Sc Mary county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that We have obtained from The
Orphans Court Of ST Mafy's CO +, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate Of Geo Thompson, late of said co de.
ceased All persons having claims agains,
the said decreased are hereby notified 10 ex.
hibit the same with the proper vouchers a.
tarhed thereto to the subscribers, On or be-
fore the LIST day Of Nav, 1916, they will
otherwise BY law be excluded from the ben
efts Of the said estate. All persons indeb-
ted 10 the deceased are requested to make
immediate pay meni TO the subscribers.
RIOS ABEL.
DANIEL THOMPSON,
Administrators.
Oct 3, lee5-ew
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,xsszco4 WEEMS TRANS
l=5Nsr PoRrArloN LINE
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
ON and amer Wednesday, Sept 18th, 1875, the
steamers MARY WASHINGTON and
PLANTER, will run as follows:

Mary Wash;ngton-CaptainP riichard, will
leave Pier No. 8, Light street Wharf every
Thursday Night, at II O'Clock, for Patuxent
river direct, far up as Hills Landing. Re-
turning will cave Hiirs Landing every Mon
day FOR Benedict, and leave Benedict every
Tuesday morning at o'clock, for Baltimore
calling Al all tn, River Landings for passen-
gers and all the landings as far down rs For.
rests hart Tor freight goirg and return
ing. reishtreccived Thursday s only. ~ No.
Tobacco Warehouse Wharf, up Ia 4 o'c,, ok
PLAN.EE-Crpt. Jones will leave Pier 9.
Light street Wharf, every Saturday and
"Wednesday mornings at $50 O'Clock. for Fai:
Haven, f1um Point. Governor EIn, and
Patuxent River as far up as Bene,iic, Re-
turning leaves Benedict every Monday and
Thursday mornings. at O'Clock, for Balii-
more Freight received on Tuesdays and
Fridays onl, Mt Tier No. s, Light Stree,
Wharf. up to 4 O'clock
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
SH FORBES, Superintendent
cfiee No. lis Ligh, Street Wharf.
Nov IS is3s--ii
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Dental Notice.

HAviNG located mysesfin Baltimore, as q
III Hanover Street, ihres dcors from Lom-
bard, ] respectfully solicit . con- -
tinuation Of the liberal pafro- 0y
nsgp that have received hereto. klD
fore fssm he cisisrns of -. Mays. shan q.
dsssor 10 execute nv work IN the brs, rn...e,
and upon she n.es: Hoesai terms. shall visit
the eo.nty q a;aerent persods Of The year,
WHEN due notice xiil b givea.
veFy Respectfully,
RA0E YBNuwus.
Dee -, ieTs-tfs
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BOUND
V1LUhES music
MAKE APPROPRIATE
PRESENTS.

Piano Puses hat we publish there are some
,ha, are noted for their great beauty and last
ing qualities. We have made q careful s,lec-
,on. pG these pieces and Offer them in book form,
"a foliows.
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SDsyCHOMANCY. vR SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may kascinats
and gain the love and affection Of any person
they choose, instantly. This art oil can poe
sess, free. BY mail, for Is cents; together With
Hints TO Ladies', etc. 900 900 sold. A queer
hook. Address 7. WILLIAM + CO., Pubs,
Philadelphia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

hsssss Eaitors-You win please anaosncs
JAS. u. WILSON, Esqr., ~ candidate Tor
the senate IN 1871. and say that be v,li b
Sasmiy supported ~ the PEOPLE ssasraiiy.
Get ~, iess. -
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE
Henry Duvali and
G. Leslie lgl.hart.
Assignees of
Geo + aud Asa Nredham.
use oi Geo Z Wilson,
William E. Hooper.

In The Circuit Court for st Mary's conn.
ty, sitting as = Court Of Equity.
No S2 N +.
ORDERED, this asrd day OF No
~ vember. 1875, that the sale made
ard reported by Henry Duvsl,, Trustee
in this cause, he ratified aud confirm.
Cd. unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before thc Srd Monday Of Dec.
1915: provided a copy Of thi, order be in.
serted In the 81 Marys Beacon. ono. q
week Tor three successive weeks prior te
the said Srd Monday OF December.
The repor, states that the laud sold 70,
$500.
FRANK FORD,
Cleik.
True eopy-Tes.:
j FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Nov IS. Is7s-sv.
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Surveying.

asties wishing to employ the ssrvie,,o
NJ aadersigned ~ surveyor viii sddrss
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FOR rHI SENATE.

Nov rs. ls7s-sv.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

and dock yards and machinery used In coming money
There are also several hydraulic pumps, powns ma
chine and large display OF ornamental iron castipgs
la the form OF garden chairs. raillgs. gates, Ao.
Besides there is very attractive exhibit OF te rearing
OF silk worms the spinning Of silk from the cocoons
made by Capt. de Rezende case OF shelves contains
the eggs and the worms OF all ages feeding upon nut
berry leaves and the I'm al st3 or formaon
The delicate process OF reeng the sh from the cocoOns
stepped in hot water Is performed by Mime DO Kezeho
The little court where this exhibit made SuIToui 1d
with Ia sic l grape res of green and yeoHtle Bf'za
colOrs-and contains, besides the SILK display, p1olo-
graphs OF Rio aud collections Of butterflies and beetes
Tle rich display of natural products MADE ny aL All
Agricultural Hall has already Deen uescrlDeu III INC
IN D. has often been referred to. Like Hans nakarts
picture OF the Abundance OF the ,nu III pIo9ceS
lpre sion OF a warm and bountecuS nature,
good gifts, and scattering her TREASURES arouh1 WIN
buutoO,s hand. Its chef contents are cohfc CoIVoi
sugar Dacco hides caoutchouc, mate naiye anu
res rcdrct rains vegetable bers, resins ois wines
iyc sufs and nus, but the mere ENUMERATION Oh teso
articles gives idea OF the attractive ype'raco
"a the sccon by Jbejr skllfll anu tastefu al ~
In the Women's Pavilion the B'aziban Iadles anu 'io
pupils OF several rel gous and charitable AZ
the e;npre nj number Of shower ,es with emDroiuetes
in six WOOL nen and gold thread, and some curious
artiCal flower work made rom hsn icoes. ,
also shown, ana two youhs iae' aro 0hs'7
in tho pre- tty occupation Of making the1 ,,,a,.,,
notice of tho part Brazil takes IN tne bSIhpl.sSI,
would rot be complete without mention OF t9 i
Pavilion built the Government and occupied ny 1Ie
Otcrs Of the Dinmisson a0d OF the Cafe, Whefo BAL
ian coffee ard mate served The Et.ter aiD,usl '
private enterprise ot the p.Orrotof, tap c hA, Iei
u in one respect part OF the national e1Dipt Ee cu @
cessOu having becn obtained with tue sahu on ~ S'
but tho superior quality OF BrtzhS cHei
article Of export
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
RESOLUTIONS OF A PEACE SOCIETY.

MYSTIC, Conn, Aug. 1S.-1he resolutions OF
the Come ccut Peace Society which has been IN es'
sion here oppose the the Indian Burean to the
War Department, denounce the invasion OF the Black
Hills charge that the Indian forced upon tho
Indians 80 as to prevent reduction In the army DC
mand an investigation OF the many enumerated outrages
by the military the Indians, declare that Gen Ou
ttr's death was Just reribton tog the sliughIes ~
friendly Indians comment the Congresslona4 ln'es
CATIONS oI the War and Navy Departments ANA urse w.
Ver,l amnesty to eXLOnfeerates, aud the tehCsa,h h
the army from the Indian country. Zachalah uou r
presided During the sessions Of two days Zvv wv, ma.
sons attended. The heavy rains yesterday oiu w" ~
teriay interfere with the proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD.

rur METHODS az. IySTRUCTlON ~ TIE PUBLIC AND
rrcuyfCAL SCHOOLS Oh TUE UNITED STATES.
tr,,,.v 4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF rnE THBrSs.i
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-That anxious look
ing foreigner whom at every turn IA the EAh-
itiou and slo has not yet made up his mlnd whether
10 become u uaturiiizcd American citizen or ho VIII
find som difficulty in testing the quality OF tho educa
lion .l he-c to his boys and girls There u no nasaed
representation Of our school system ami lis workings
oven he little pamphlets wanting which many o'hei
naons freely distribute planatory Of their educational
work 1t as noticeable tne absence OI proper eN
hibs Of great resources OF cotton, "ii s'ef' ana
WOOL The young heir, Ike Bourbon has dressed
caten ,onght and grown tat IN public. and lakes At iOr
granted that o. his birthday the whole world knows all
about hui without the telling. This Summer VIII teach
him probably that tho world has had WORK OF own
not PLAYING audience TO mis- great roe.
Many Of the States In the alcOyes lodged aiily la
way up the Main Building or in their separate state
houses have showed the arParatrs and results OF thei
school systems BY OF them lchlyfy the western
staes she exhibit made win admirable tnoroughnees
and an UNCONSCIOUS display OF characteristic national
ingenuity and carelessness OF expense. Nhco libraries
OF school reports and copy books, photographed slate OK
rcses and actual questions and answers taken down by
Offered to the Inspection II the pnb,
in costly bindings Teachers mag hnd valuable hints In
those collections and It is quite certain that zach ind
vidual Tommy and Tomny's mother will hud E.s little
coov-book and gaze on it with keen delight which
nothing else in the Worlds Fair affords them But Tho
inoulrer who wishes compare The outline and the ef
feet of our school eystem with that OF other nations viii
find this mass OF details bcwdering, aud az times i'm
pertinent
Pennsylvana. in her Educational BUILDING makes a
most satisfactory representation OF her work -Four
kindergarten classes come nrst then the machinery
commonly used in her common schools, followed by a
complete and representative exhibit from tine Pittsburgh
High school Different cities and bcroughs set forth
their own plans differing n detail from the others
One acoye is given up TO reports of Sunday schools an
other 10 the Philadelphia School OF Design for Women
which ranks AS first in country. Some Of the spec
mems of wood engraving and crayon drawing In this de-
n,rtmepp equal in softness and decacy the work OF
any foreign technical school Ut Ia pity by the way,
that the best work done by CONAN, and the proofs Of
practical careers opening before hor ALL with ono
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

rer,pious instincts, the great natural forces
Inv which the chf's nature Is lifted and vitallLed,
are too much ignored We are too keen ana @
yyancemept TO escape us. The Exhibition is ttFonGeu
with eager teachers om all parts OF the county %
Centennial National IDs stuto Is opened at whicn ue
Hon John Eaton chief Of the Pureau or Educat9h Is
IN attendance and educaor6 from an parts ol 1s
world men OF great learning who have given Their ives
10 the science VI teaching daily exchange opn. as anu
experience No class win reap more Denent, alcf A"
yrom this ExbiLlon ian the children OF the world ,
found uothiLg in It touChlne and belntlu a5 re
countless trng tokens sent by these FAR on liIe s %
avn boys and girls 10 whom their country gives tne
chance TO be wise and helpful human beings, without
that myrads OF little children, born 10 poverty, are
learning the same lessons to-day IN Europe In sraallan
rorests on the steppes OF Russia In far-0n Japan,
nd the Islands of the sea- The world "a literally girdlsd
with tho free school, whose sprting In tine WIN prove
f,r seuLler and finer han that OF any ArleL IL H. O.