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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

~A preacher travelling in the back
settlement Of Western State stopped
at n cabin, where an old lady received
him very kindly, giving him warm
supper, and asking many questions:
Stranger, where tiuught you be
from!"
Madam. l reside in Shelby county,
Kentucky"
"Wall, stranger hope no offence. but
what mought you he d"ing out herei"
MADAM. am looking for the lost
sheep Of the tribe of Israel.
"John." shouted the old "lady, here's
. stranger all the way from Kentucky.
hunting lost stock, ard I'll Just bet
my life that old curly. haired black ram
that came into our yard last week 10
one of hisen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

YouNa KErzLE's AwAxIxlNo.-"My
son." said old Keizle. appearing At the
head Of the stairs with o suspicious
looking strap in bis hand. ''it is now
the rose time Of the morn, and Aurora
shines high in the heavens. warming
the heart Of the lark ss he scars aloft
filing the air with bis melodies. Awake
my son, and breathe thou the fresh
ness Of the newborn day !"
"Let the world beave on its ocean
noise. I ask but sleep" said Tom, as
he pulled the blankets close about and
turned over; but keiale was not to be
triaed with. and gathering the blank
cts in one hand, be roared:
but my son, the busy day. walked
BY the lark. hath reused the ribald
crow, and them internal hogs are in the
corn-field raisin' bla.es With the fodder.
Git up. you lazy, snorin' hound you. or
IN blister your hide wuss'n q yellow
jacket T.
81 comet" replied Tom. a he rose
from his couch Of rest and rye straw
with the alacrity Of streak Of spring
lightning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

SAt school examination . cler.
gynan made brief address to his pu.
pills on the necessity Of chewing their
teachers and growing up loyal and use
full citizens. To emphas;ze his remark,
he pointed to . large national flag.
spread on enc side Of The rvea,, and in.
quired. "Boys, What 10 that Gag for a''
4 little urehin. who understood the
condition Of the house better than the
speaker. very promptly answered. ITO
hide The dirt, sir"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06
H. The following story comes 10 u,

@ The following story comes to 10
from London: "A gentleman who was
sendingS away his Irish butler for no
exemplary conduct, but who. like most
masters. was willing to make the best
of him when he was going to plague
somebody else, made this parting
speech Il have said you are honest,
John, with a good conscience, brt /
have stretched point in saying you
are sober Sure, your honor, could
you not stretch another point. then.
and say am frequently sobsrT 7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

Of . little giri that seemed ike Mabel
although the name bad not been tfls-
Taphed. They bad gone to the CHIEF
station. where, they found Harry's d.
scription and his addrsss: ana ~ rest
needed no telling.
He eould not think Of letting them
retusn home % iate; % they cent back
their carriage with q haB1g nete 20 res
GeSs eke.enpiety 0f the suo16ine ones
'111&e Mta Gocp so0n LETT them; 81
= y = 80 vent = hie
Der mcther's arns, And both slsspins
peacefully.
Not . lonely Chrssmas did Harry
Burns spend, after all. Earl, The next
morning he gave Mrs. Jones { purse,
and started her out on d round ct char.
ity. Thea, carrying his "waif," hs fols
loved Mr.. and Mrs. Snow into the car.
riage and drove TO their home. Who can
describe the JOY of grandma Aud s
funny little fellow shot an arrow straight
into Harry's heart, as pretty Aunt Lii
lie, offering him both hands in hearty
thanks, almost kissed him instead Of
Mabel. Confused and laughing, shs
ran away with the recovered treasure.
and proceeded to pet her as though
she had been gone q year instead Of d
night. Merrily passed the hours Of
Christmas evening; and when the good
night words were being said, Aunt
Lilies eyes said "Come again." and
Harry's said 81 will"
When another Christmas day had
come, a merry party kissed a new made
bride, and little Mabel told her Uncls
Harry that she wanted to play fairy.
god-mother again. especially to see
"Boots"tumble in his approved mon.
kev-fashion.
Several years haze passed, and each
succeeding Yuletide finds the fairy lar
ger and rrettier; and ere many weeks
have flown il report il to be believed,
some one willappropriate Harry's 'waif,'
40 he Appropriated his waits" aunt
on the first anniversary Of her discovery.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

SThe shortest way the hest.--
Mamma Ito Ethel, on their way to the
latser's first party)-Now mind darling.
II you zee any nice things on The table
that you'd Exc to eat, You mustn't
ask for them! Etbel-Oh. no. mauss
IA: TT sbe tAAi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06
THouoBTs AND SuooEsrroSs.-If

any one speak i'll of thee, Zee home
to thy own conscience, and examine
thy heart. If thou be guilty, it is a
just correction; if not guilty. it 10 fair
instruction; make use Of both; 90 shalt
thou distil bonsy out Of gall, and out
OF an open enemy create q secret friend.
The soul that does good to others,
grows in goodness. He that is me-
dium Of blessing to others is himself
blessed thereby. Hence selfshness is
. folly as well as sin; for while it pre-.
vents our doing good to others, in the
same degree it prevents our doing good
to ourself.
They that deny . God destroy
mans nobility, for certainly man is kin
70 the beast by his body; and if be 10
not kin to God by his spirit, he is .
base and ignoble creature.
The nights Of earthly promotion lift
us no whit nearer heaven. It 10 easier
TO step there from the lowly vale Of
humiliation and sorrow.
To all men, and at oil times, the best
friend 10 virtue; and the best compan.
ions are high endeavors and honorable
sentiments.
Blessed be the hand that prepares a
pleasures for child. for there 10 no say
ing wher and where it may bloom forth.
There is transcendent power in ex-
ample. We reform others unconscious.
ly when we walk uprightly.
Some mourn more the shame which
sin brings, than the sin which brings
the shame.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

SA Syrian convert to Christianity
was urged BY his employer to work on
Sunday, but he declined. But" said
the master, "does not your Bible saw
that IL a man has IN OF or an ass that
falls into pit on the Sabbath day he.
NAV pull him outf" "Yes," answered
Hayop, "but IL the ass has habit Of
failing into the same pit every SAbhath
day, then the man should either gil up
the Dit or sen that ass"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

EAn Irishman being u little fnd.-
died, was asked what was his religious
belief. att is me belafe ye'd be asking
about? It's The same as the WILDLY
Brady. I owe her twelve shillings
for whiskey, and she behaves I'll never
raw ber-and, faith that's hay belafe
too"
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IS ,. ?. KING q Ar.rrAree

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Ihess % vsrnernspTssn .-S7. 90 per aapsm.
- ohe p~id within six months. No suhsrrirsio1
SfI e received sor . sboser p>sis d sk<3 sis
oonths and no paper 10 BE- discossinaed nrttI
81 srrea.Fes sie paid exceps sfssbe option 81
The publishers.
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ser the hvst insertion, asd So eeuts for every
ssnsrqssnt iosestion- Eight is1e o. iess soss
be pos psarhsd On she ndtSsff f< IL
p<shtishse sssn sast5d. ant ehuse<d u<<osdl .
". \ liberal deduction made TO those whoad.
sertise BY she year.
Communications ofa personal character will
oe charged. 'ihe same rates rs advertisements;
Obituaries over ten !snes In length wiil be charg.
ID o. the rate Of so cents pe. square.
All communications fof Publication mrsi 10
accompanied with the real name Of she auiiber
or no attention will ie raid To them. 1h. real
nsme Of the author wili not he published unless
desired, but We rannof consent o" insert cum
nunications uslsss we know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

: ."|...I4I1tz -. ~
Of s6G.e upkeoWr
this strange proeoe
0nddenly tee hltl
netis6sds and No. -
arms u his neW-le
JACK peered dovn =
Good bye, Tou.s
good man thst spol
tie children to heave
with him. Don't Yo
man with the red
% his heud =
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06

% With his face hriehtenins wonders
fully. he gave the bell such hearty
pull that il brought the servants 70
their feet IN wsader.
'.Run quick, Thomas, aid tbe geod
housekeePer,settiDg down ber cup last.
ily. and looking . little frishtensd at
the s6tfgy Of the summons. Tom,
otheyvise "Boots." needed no second
kiddj1Ss md went up The stairs and
iptQu the library ct . double quick rate.
- full Of mischief, kis usually
= svpinasA - AsRe<A
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-25

Io Job 4 q. 7s@25 q Dbl 40 and 40 bbls

iobbing at $24 75@25 % Dbl. 40 and 14O bbls
heayy sold 70 arrive at s24 25 u Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-The supplies in first hands
are small, but dealers have good stocks on hand.
Shoulders IA are quoted at S1s@9c, clear rib sides
at 10 above these prices. 80 boxes shoulders
solo on the landing on private terms, 9 casks do,
on the landing, at &c. and ca. ks clear rib sides
az I211c'F b spd 10,c0l Ii shoulders, in lots, in
store at SIC u b.
mand is continso to the job trade No shoulders
on hand, and sides are in light supply. Clear rib
SIDES are quoted at 131s0l4c, clear sides 14114
10, dealers jobbing at 14c above these prices.
lot OF IL casks Gle IT rio sides sold at 1890
and subsequently that price was refused for
more, and l31s014c asked.
We are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
lowing prices OF provisions on the 9th inst:
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Friday Evening, March "a, 1876. /
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

We have no falling off to notice in the demand
for discounts since the slight increase reported
last Friday. The offerings on the street have
shown but little variation and the rates for COM
mercial paper and loans on collaterals are un-
changed. Can loans ara easily placed at .
cent per annum. The movement in Gold has
been INC derate. Under the influence of dis
patches from New York, the market declined at
one time s1c, but has since nearly recovered the
falling off, closing to-day at only 1sc under last
fridays quotations. Sterling Exchange has ex-
hibted similar features, closing at net falling
off of 1sc, equal to about Ito u cent.
New York sight has exhibited but little anima-
ton, and shown scarcely any variation. Securi-
ties have been only moderately active, and we
have no new feature to notice in Stocks, except
slight Improvement in few favorite shares.
State Consols and City Bonds have fallen of ma
terially.
AT the CITY Hall the collections of city taxes up
to this day aggregate Sass. 57S ~. This is upon
q tax of ~ p cent upon an assessed valuation Of
about $l19, U45. SIS. Last year the tax bills were
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For sale either In or Out of Bond.
The city, country and especially the Western trade
invited tn an examination of our stock.
PRICES LOW AND TERMS LIBERAL.
As we receiving largely by every steamer our
stock will be kept up constantly, and we are pre-
pared Ell all orders for any of the vast assortment
of goods in our line upon moments notice.
SIND for price list F1s I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-25

FREIGHTS-Masters OF unengaged vessels
re refusing the ruling rates, ano we hear Of No
Il By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 7-l6d to
Boston. Providence and Fall River, via New
.York. Sc: to philadelphia and Baltimore, via
New York, &c; to New York HLc; Sugar to new
Dbl. -
BY Sail-Cotton to liverpool 13 S2@7-16d; to
Havre 13-16@Isc, to Bremen 15-16c; to the Baltic
sLd: to Malaga To-; to Boston and Providence
&c. Corn to Liverpool 10d.
- SUGAR-Only Is hhds came IN TINS morning;
Nv rainy weather to-day. The market is I'M
changed. however, and We quote SIC for inferior,
SIC for good common, &c for fair, 7H@7Ic
ior good lair, 7s4c for prime, 7Tc Tor strictly
Fellow clarified and e5I@lOc for white clarified.
R Stock in the sheds on the Oath inst, 5000 hhds
NOLASSES-O Only So bbls we're received this
morning. Rain prevented movements on the
landing to-day. We q ote: Cistern bottom &c,
hferioI fermenting 10000, common do 3O@s2c,
rhine do 40@42c, strictly prime fermenting 4Sc,
choice do 5OQo52c, prime reboiled 4Sc. strictly
prime reboiled SOC, choice reboiled 52c U gallon
Stock in the sheds, 1883 bbls and 16l half bbls.
N FLOUR-The market is dull, and there is only
IN limited demand for the local trade. Only S35
bIs sold. OF which rs double extra at 81 31a; 100
treble extra at 81 8711.: 1856 good treble extra
vS5 25: so choice treble extra at 50; 70, 5O and
choice extra at Sc %; Is and 100 choice extra
Sc so y bbl, and 200 bbls in lots on private
Fna "a quoted at IS 80; superfne at So 75;
/ nhla extra at 81 IS; low treble extra 81 50@5;
Dd do SIS 256l5 80; choice do S. 1906; choice
~ s6 2506 SO; and choice family IS 75G7 %
! ERiTs-Are selling in job lots only at $40
PORK-Ouiet, but steady. Small stock in frat
kands. but dealers are supplied. Mess Is quoted
$24@24 30 % Dbl, as 10 weight, and dealers are
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Cincinnati. D.. Lo".s.
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LOTTERIES.
A MEXICAN DEPARTMENT
INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A MEXICAN DEPARTMENT
INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AND -
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.
Ofice-State National Bank Building, 50
Ma. 33 Camp street.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS President.
CYRUS BUSSEY, First Vice President
". C. BLACK, Second Vice President.
s. H. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
C. Z. FENNEE, Attorney.
WALTER v. CROUCH, Secretary.
. DIRECTORS.
Cyrus Bussey, E.B Wheelock.
w. c. Black, Scott McGehee
Thomas A. Adams Charles G.. johnson.
S H. Kennedy, Louis A. Wilt,
J. B. Hood 4. j. Gomila,
Adam Thomson: W.R Lyman,
John Chafe, z 6. Palmer.
c. E. Fenner. mills I'm
D. THE. AYERS, g. B. MILLER
OF Galveston Texas OF Galveston, Texas.
FORESTER DoLHoNDE,
Of New Orleans. La.
MILLER. DoLHoNDE co.
EXCLUSIVELY
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
93 and 95 Magazine street,
New Orleans, La.
Consignments solicited Of Hog Products, Flour,
Grain, and Country Produce generally. Orders flied
at market prices. Careful and prompt attention
given to all business. LIBERAL ADVANCES
MADE ON CONsIGNMENTs. mh5 I'm
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not made out until the Goth Of March. The books
show that the collections for the same length OF
time-the first forty-iour days aggregated $685.
5Sl 80 upon tax Of ~ y cent and an assessed
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper -@8 % cent per annum discount, Al do
at 9010, and second grade 12O18. FIRST class
mortgage paper at $685., and second grade
entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 114ss a1145s, against 114A at
New York, and after moderate business closed
at 11414@l145S, against tn. opening rate in that
market. The sales summed up s3l GOO, embrac.
ing $1,000 at 11414, and 5000, $5uOO, $4,000 and
$40, 600 at 1l411a.
No sales of silver were reported. American half
dollars are now quoted at I050106, and Mexican
dollars at 81 gold.
The movement in Foreign Exchange WAS of
fair extent, and the market exhibited no change
worthy Of notice. The sales Of sterling COM
prsed $4,000. embracing f2500 AL clear at
552s, f2500 bill of lading at 5.52 f1S,000 do. at
5520l5 So. f3Oc0, $780, $4,000 and fl9,O 900 do. at
| 5.5211a0e5.53 and f2500 bank at Sc.
The sales of francs comprised 655, 600 com
| rnercial embracing $4,000 at 561a, 100000 at
4 571a@94.561, 100000 at 4.567s@4.o614, LOG, COO
| at 4561 and &c, 900 at 555s.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at
55t015 50 for bill Of lading and Al clear, and
-@5.56 for bank (bank counter rate -G35 SCI q
and francs at 4.563s04 56l for commercial and
nominal for bank.
The offerings Of New York sight were m6der-
ate, and meeting with only limited demand,
the market was unchanged. The sales COM
prisad $4,000, embracing $4,000 commercial
at l-32 ~ cent discount $4,000 s25 coo and $50 900
do, ana $4,000 private bankers at par, and $40,
OO0 5000 and 50 200 private bankers at 80
u cent premium. We also noticed sales of $40,
900 commercial on Providence at a u cent dis
count, and SO, O09 on Philadelphia al Is.
The banks continued to check on New York. at
"A D cent premium, and commercial sight ia
still quoted ut par.
The following is the official statement OF the
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-25

Mess pork
ID. s. Shoulders
= 81 r sides
- cl sides. .
3. shoulders.
b. cl rib sides
b. clear sides .
S. c hams.
Lard, tee,
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u lis Common St.
JOHN B. COURET. Proprietor.

JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation of being of the most
genteel, orderly. wallkept and popular establish.
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. 4 hot LUNCH is served
every day from lok A. NJ. to IL Pm.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon. which is fayorits resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old "Sam's Saloon" memory, presidss
over the Cigar Department. ap2l IL
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Friday Evening. March "A. 1876.
VOTTON-The sales to-day embraced $500
paies, at prices requiring no change in our quo
tsu9ns. we give, also the figures and report OF
the Exchange, as below: .
ANxRJoAN STANDARD or mAssrrYc.r1ox !
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JOHN BOIS,

F. u r n ure Deal er ,
No. 1J2 and 1854 Camp street,
Next to ST. Patrick's Church.
Sells furniture at very low prices. Packs repairs.
Upholsters and Varnishes Furniture in the best
style. He attends to P4lking, Moving and Shipping
Furniture, giving a full guarantee for the faithful
performance of all contracts Secondhand Furniture
purchased and liberal Cash price paid Also Fur.
niture taken storage, and advances made on
same Country orders promptly attended to.
Thanking his patrons AMI the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past he would respect
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
,d23 3m
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MAklng a tOtaI OF s43, o y CITY PREMIUM B0nd5.
$500 Half Paid City @ upOns ....... 30
The only sale of Stocks reported at the Ex-
change was 20 shares Jefferson City Gas Compa-
ny at $50 25.
State Consols were lower than yesterday, and
were quoted at the close at 6711a96S.
Premium Issues were considered stronger'a at
the close than yesterday, and were go quoted in
the weekly quotations of the Stock Exchange.
while other issues were quoted lower.
No sales of City Scrip, Metropolitan Police
Warrants or State Warrants were reported. The
quotations will be found be- As, appended to the
Stock List. ~
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More Lime :

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WBOIIEs 4 CO.. HAVE RECEIVED per the
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500 Barrels Best California Lime
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