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TnR PALACR RATING STAND.

For . roa,t Of beef uneIcelled In Storey
county. go TO Thomas II ,ffon's Ealing Stand.
IN the Palace saloon. No. Z North q stfse'.
Virginia City. fresh oyslsrs al all bour. In
W.T. style. Forty ninsS always on hard st
night. for tasay, home styls OF cooking. and
the best and fresl cot Of I'll that The maffsts
aaord. tbs Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TIL II. apis N
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N orAHp.

In the above score Mr.. Callahan 10 given
q goose egg. to which he Is not entitled.
Ii was found upon close examination That
his first hall pierced q cork which had
been used tn lll . hole previously male.
II this shot had been allowed him 10 would
have brought the c~ompany's score up To
SIS. Fill NoonAn made - points.
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ROASTED ALIVE.
MOST HORRIBLE incident Last
NIGHT.

A wonsu Rashisg with frantic
ahrieks Amid u Seeshing Macs
OF fiamcs-Heroic Efrsrts ca
Nave Her.
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I.r rr =. .SO r. rsrs.a,ru uss.i

San rR,ScIsco. sept. io-2;i5 ,. n.
Grand Prize. iGA, 10.
Gould a Curry. 81.
Mexican. 10.
Argenta. ~. 2 u.
Yellow Jacket. i0a, i0s.
Justice, III. uh.
Navajo. ga, "a.
Best 4 Beleher. 49,, 49,. 49,.
Overman. 2Ga "a.
Sierra NevadA. So. 5a. 81.
California. 29S. 29a.
Venture. I IS.
bullion, ~, I's.
E~xchequer. "a.
Con. Virginia. 3ia.
Julia. Ia. I 30.
Savage. 50, 81, sts. 81.
Justice. ia.
Ophir, liz, ia.
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.
one OF 'ne mos. ho'rh!'ns u'
m,a -, Y.,-,--
"a" ISL % 80,
- r.s,,.,..
800 '' ,Ms, -. 10 r.
mo uw
'u'','o'' .1
months win MS wne' pfen oee"P!-
ing the south front room on
the lower aoor. The north front
81 a. u-.A,,.lu.,,
room Is the oui'e W "'
separated from the other room by the main
eutranc, 10 the building and passage ex.
,.nd,n, ,bron,b N the rear Of tho buili.
~
ing. . distance OF eisn'! iee'' LAST even
ing some friends lodging at the same house
were Waiting Mrs. TaRli.bus. and were
a.. $500 H., ,hov
win her uh'ii A''e. '" "e'oeA' a''
left. anal she retired for the night. Her
husband was up to Virginia TO meet j. T..
James. civil sngineer aud surveyor OH
business. aud at the time was on hi. way
home. IL was haii,past ten o'clock
.nen .hs u1or ms su1a, so.,h
sbrickinr frsnt,cally. with her
-, ,,,o,,,
,o,-
80 =, a..
,"'" "" ~ r,r
house. who, together win ouhers' wa III
A. Al Al. s.... AlA E.N thA aaatlEA
length Of tho passage-way to the rear door
and piunged her head through the glass
which formed the upper portion OF II. cut
ting her face severely. just 81 this mo-
ment Mr.. Hall overlook her and immedi'
ately grasping her night dress at the hack
al the neck tore 10 completely on
burning MS hahus very severely III
s~.,,s 49,, a. nnrn,n, me-. Lnt ~
this limo Ernest Hall. Tommy Alexander
and Sanford. who were also In the oiiice,
.ueIe AIS. ss...',y IN ,o,a 1, ~ NV
iiames directly. All This was the work Of
merely a few seconds. and the burning gar
ments we're 30 quickly thrown out of the
rear door that the entry carpet was scarcely
even scorchsl. The poor.
wupty scnr,uISo urrrIEE
---,,-.,- III, ,.,a ,J.,L.,
was im~hieuiape'! 'o'"a INV" ''a"
and taken IN the private residence OF Mr..
Hall near by and Dr., Schnabel AMI Ma
-.....,..., , ~, al In ,hoir rower
see s"Ha'"'"' ""'.' -
to alleviate her terrible suherings. hypo-
dermic injections OF morphine u other
soothing applications were einployed' but
although In q state of semi-conseiousness
tho poor woman fingered In agony until
nearly five o'clock this morning. when
death kindly CANE TO her relief. Almost
the entire surface Of tho body from the
feet to tho heal was burned. and her suffer-
ings must have been ~ the most intense
,,, .u ,,x,
W.. A.. ,.,,,.,,.,. ..,.o ~ ,,,. AL c,s.
,.,,y N. Iof, I, hr,,inc up,i, her lima.
,.,; .ho,,, ro,,,, homo J,J,.
oA"' '"" """ ~ 80
Ing from appearances rs sue was
unable IN give any explanation.
an. hal .rise,. after retiring. and was try
I--.I. ~. -. I.... Ii,,la bo,,ar
S ~ 5 ,na a., snI ,c,h.rs from
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COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
pIpER,s BUILDING. virginia CITY
G.r.sr p s.a usiss ,rs.,..
GOTH. HAST.
OWL and Mining Enrneer and surveyor.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

HAVING RECEIVED tue ASSESSMENT
Roll Of the Tovo az Old III Tor ,Lr
1scl year o. ding April. ik11. noiire 10 iertby
given 70 oil parties ibtefrrl-d that the T as 30
all proper, sssc~sei In tho rnwn ~ 0old lfii
OF one Do'lar ana Iw.ni,.n.e c.ats fi?sl
End payable from and amer MON. Az. sspctn
ocr iuh ls.s.a A. my of'se g. Go.i I'LL IL tic
Tosn Hsfl. back O Yril.w jsekst krg.Es o..
No. fs Haze. Main . raj. frous ~ o'ripcs A.
n. IN . o'eto<k r =. at taei day.
Alters . usining unpaii IN the 10th d y
Of Oetoes-. 1911. VIII Be r.tn'nrd o. tsli qa~bt
l.. EccLkEhY.
Town Nsrshs. ard sx ofnelo
ssI ID Tsx cSlisctotA
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Mssssary.

NEw YoRE. sept. iO-ii 4. s.
Currency. 97@97s.
silver, t0tS.
Trades. 9ife95.
Gold opened at 81 13S.
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TELEC
An important Decision
by the Fishery Com
mission.
DID A SPANISH VESSEL FIRE ON
THE EDWARD tEE7
A Proposition to Abolish
the Presidency of the
United States.
THE MOST ABSURD CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT YEr OPPRRsD.
CalIfo rnia Pioneers Celebrating at
Long Branch.
Recovering Bodies from the New
York Fire.
lsrscAL DrsrArcuEa TO rHs uoLp nrLi
DAiLr Nrvs.t
Recovering Bodies from the New
York Fire.
DrsrArcuEa TO II doLp HiLi
DAILr NEvs.t
Caiimrain Pioneers C%eiebrstisg st
Long Branrh.

Long nrNheos
Loxa BRAScH. N. j., September g.
The Associated Pioneers OF the Territorial
Days Of California celebrated the twenty
seventh anniversary Of tho admission OF
California into the Union by . banquet
and hop at Lcland's Ocean Hotel to-day
and this evening. There was q goodly at.
tendance Of old Argonauts and Pioneers,
and their wives and daughters. Among
those present were: ii. Gates Gibson
President ; John Sickles. Vice President /;
y. X. CLARK, Secretary l,ayard Taylor.
General John A. Sutter. Lewis Leland.
John q. Hodge. General Thomas. D..
Johns. Commander Meade. United States
Navy James y. Curtis, Ex-Governor
Price Of New Jersey. Hon. Il. II. McKsene.
Mayor Scranton and many others. After
the banquet. letters regretting the In.
ability TO attend wore read by tho Sec.
rotary. from President Hayes. General
Sherman. the Governor az California.
Peter Donohuc. Commodore Wetenough,
T.. 4. Bealc. Mark Twain. joaquin Miller.
Mayor Ely. Hiram @. Clish, Gilmore Mere
dith and others. An address was then de-
liyercl BIZ Gen. Gibson. who also vel
comel General Sutter. A poem entitled
"Tlle land We adore" composed ex-
prcssly for this occasion. was then read by
liz composer. Samuel q. Upham. Mayor
McKnnv then delivered some very feeling
remarks, addressed Ia General Sutter. who
was too much affected 10 reply. except by
merely thanking tho company Tor their
kind expressions. The oil General 10 now
scyenty.iive years Of age, but looks much
Younger, and Ia In good health. Bayard
TAYLOR made 4 few remarks and recited =
poem. The song Of the A%rgonauts. or the
days Of 49," composed by Samuel q. Up
ham, was then sung by William j. Hill.
Other songs aud recitations followed, after
which the company adjourned TO the spa
cious ball room and engaged In dancing
until q late hour.
NV YoRK. Sept. s.-The World has the
following on the California banquet: The
dining.room was hung with emblsms-
representing \ mighty California grizzly.
anil others bearing the names OF places
anil events famous In California colonial
history. Many Of the Argonauts were white
haired. but. with posies In their button.
holes and somi.circlea Of brilliant and
multicolorci wine glasses before them.
they looked hearty aud joyial enough.
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EUROPE.
Vivid Description Of the
Russians Capture Of
Plevna.
THE STRENGTH AND DISPOSITION
OF THEIR FORCES.
osman Pasha's Nativity
Settled at Last.
NE IS 4 MUssULMAN BORN IN
ASIA MINOR.
Twenty Thousand Of His Rein.
Iforcements Intercepted.
ESPECIAL DrsrArcHss TO TUE ooLp HnL
IA IN Naval
twenty fhousaud Of his Rein
forcements Intercepted.
The lirent War In .he East.

Especial DISPATCHES TO tn. Coin Hr
DA Il Naval
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MnshImgton NcMs.

w,.uisoroy. Sent. iO.-The case of the
=, ACKNOWLEDGMENT, a. haze ho.r
'esss' Nv" ~.
frsl upon by q spanish war 'essei near
tho southern coast OF Cuba. has been
brought 10 the attention OF tho Department
!, o.. Ill., in,,,,v thus ,.r h.. not
u ..a' ,,nv.I.,inn H. the .ileuaiion in
,ho 80 y, ,ho TJw,rJ Lee. bn, N satis.
,ea. ..iIanoo can hc fnrnisbeJ th.t any
$500, 49, S.sssI hss committee sny VIC.
i1,;nn ~ in,ernaiionsI law. he matter will
10 c",sil,rr In tbc same Friendly manner
a. Mo cases Of ,he Ellen iIIzpah and Ris-
inc sun Ly the spanish Government, which
h.s already assured tho Department Of
s,.,c ~ m. earne,t disposition. not only 10
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CrRAYED TO NY RANCH. a-
sDns time since, . ilus roar o
q W. about sight yesis cid. Lfssd. H
I'll "a. D. on the Zip Any person-
owning said Ovw cen have possession up"a
proving prped, and paying ,,sS. r;o>p.
American Flat. septenier 8. lsff. ,ts I'm
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The Fishing ~Cs,nmi.sisn.

The fishiuE CofnnitAsion.
HALIFAX. Sept. iO.-Thc Fishing Com.
mission, Il Is understood. gave . decision
yesterday. previous to adjournment which
completely destroys the Idea that the
Washington treaty put an end to oil dis.
put,s relative to the North American fish
cries. II tho report is correct, AMI II
seems to he we'll founded. counsel acting
for the United States asked the Commits
.ioner To rule that tho commission does
no, consider Il within their province 10
award compensation or take into consid.
Grafton the advantage 10 American fisher
men In British waters, Of transhipping
cargocs or buying bait, Ice. and supplies.
Two DAYS were spent over the argument
OF tho question. Counsel for Great
Britain took strong grounds against the
proposition. A large portion Of the
British case il devoted TO pointing
out the advantage TO American fishermen
Of being in o position 10 purchase bait ana
supplies. tho claim for large compensa-
ton being founded therein. American
counsel contended that the Warrington
treaty gave no such privilege TO fishermen.
and that the present commission shonld
not take them into consideration. The
idea Of the Americans seems TO be That .
large number Of our people. being inter-
estel In trade with American hshermen.
will prevent the Dominion Government
from interfering with the latter II they
can, under the present laws. or introduce
ing new legislation for snch purpose. The
commission gave . unanimous decision
that they were incompetent 10 award COM
pensation for transhipment Of cargoes In
british waters. or for the purchase OF Ice,
bait and supplies.
the Atlantic Gable Quessiou.
NEw YoEx. Sept. iO.-cyrus W. Riold
states that tho declarations made by Sscre-
tAry Of State Evarts. concerning the anal.
gamation OF the direct and Anglo-Ameri'
can Gable Companies. were based upon .
misconccption of facts. Hc states thai
Eastman and others. years ago, secured an
act Of Congress which authorized them 70
lay = direct European cable, permitting
them 10 land II anywhere on the American
coast except on the shores Of Florida.
This franchise was sold 10 siemens d Co.,
contractors for laying tho cable. who In
turn disposed Of It n the English Com
pany. When Siemens went 70 Europe 70
negotiate the sale, Mr.. Field states. be bore
. letter signed U. 3. Grant. President Of
the United States. certifying 10 The cor
rectnsss OF the Act and also . document
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To0R At OUR PRfcEs. THIN CALL AND
" examine our goods:
es5 Black Dress ssits, es2 so.
30 Busisess Bsifs. $40.
o95 Black Drsss Goats, siS SO.
$50 Iisssss. C:s', ys.' a.d Tss Cas-
so Cashmere Pants, ~ ~.
- Cashmere Pants, % Va.
o. CaHsiaeye fssts, o5..
with pheos IN proportion attached 10 al our
goods, We mara ali goods In plan heures. and
sell them ~ marked. Our goods are s-lssted
by ~ personally. and from benulps dealers and
honest men. We buek 20 sch womsn Cd the
bridge. We DIAL With men. We ash the pablo
Of dali I'LL TO call m ne and look d our
phe.s. They will then b ssiisssd that
4 4 RicH,
iss MAIN STRICT, GOLD HILL,
Are mastsrs Of the siiuatiou.
emit
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

WANTED an energetic and relis re person 10
" introduce TALLMADGE'S LETTERFILE
and BINDER, patented June slh, 1875. IL a
eemb'sed letter lie esd btnder which Is indispen-
sable to every Merchant, Lawyer, Bock-keeper.
Clerk and every person desiring to preserve let
tiers or important papers, in a Convenient form
for future reference. Liberal commission allowed.
Address. with stamp, - 8
n. r. SCULLIy 4 CO., ats
No. III North Moore Street, New YORK City.
April 10. l61T-lu.s4 - ~
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1000 acres, more or less.

The above land is located in the 5,h
election district of st. Mary's county.
adjoins the lands of Mrs. Jeanette
Barber. 1hos. ID. Edwards and Mrs A :.
b. Style, is convenient to Charlotte
Hall School, churches mills, stores.
etc. This property 10 impruwed by a
large and rommodious DWELLING,
fine BAL Ms and al necessary OUT
HOUSES. The soil is excellent, high
ly improved and. well adapted to the
production Of the staple crops of he
section. The greater portion of said
land is well set in valuable OAK, PINE
aud CHESTNUT TIMBER and very
near the line Of the proposed Southern
Maryland Railroad. - = mo
-
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Nesws. Eatsvs .--Raeats asaousce D thenext
issue Of your paper, thai n III. b. @. CONES
will consent tey6e5 e.ssodids.e ~ q ssas n he
next Senate u Maryland Ne win receive The cor
dial support Of the planting aad hssinen iaser-
ests Of the county, ssa win u vay asngpeabse
10 votes generally, particularly u - efaha
Apefl $, 1871. ScSGa0f Dktrief
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ron CLERK OF rHr c1Rcrrr couRr.

kkssrs.& Eascss.-PIe=se annouace Dr.. L. J.
SUTTON - the RepabIicaa casdidase for Clerk
Of The Circuit Coart for Sc. Nary's county q the
elecaiou-in 1879 and SAY hat he will recsive The
warm support Of his party and friends IN 2.
April 20. 1851 Chaptico District
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FOR SHERIFF.

, with uany thanks TO ny nuneress fsiesd,
for skeir hhcfal support, Iagsia ansosnce ny.
eli = candidate for the Sheriaaliy in 1871,
and ask The support Of ny friends and fellow
Sc Is xAcHARIAH xATTIxGLy.
Nov. II, 1914 M
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TOR RECESTER or WIS.

1sssys. sRias@s -Pieaae announce JOHN
ABEL, Esq.. - candidate for the position Of
Register Of Wills fnr ST. Mary's county 1t the
election In 1879 and say that he will be warmly
mppcsted by the peopisofth eorntv, genes~lly.
i Sept 81, 1876 The PsopIe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-24

OIL ESA piece OF cotton saturated
VU.GS with Or. IfEiSLEY'S SAMA-
RITAN LNlMENT and applied to the Piles
gives INSTANT relief. Its effect In Piles Is like
water to the parched tongue. ID has cured cases
Of 90 ycars standing, and no case, however chror-
ic or obstinate, can long resist its regular use
For sale by WIN. J. Edelcn / Co., Leonard
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NOTICE.

Heisley's Samaritan liniuent is earnin. d
splendid reputation, especially in old chrome
cases Of Piles and Neuralgia. Les power c yer the
iaaAmsa aud irritasrd sarfAces and disessd
nerves seems almost faeslous, II has cured easss
Of Piles where the outward peesrasioas were q
large e . hen's egx, aud the pasn nsost exeruei-
asiag. u givesimme<iiase relSef. rhere isuoth
iag 81 ell liks 10 80 doa't b pst a with azy.
thing else. For sale hy VIM, J. E&elen Co.
Leoaardsowa. Nd. :. 49,
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founded on proof. that mo- harm can arise irou:
rsss =, "h sls ss;.ss. o q n,.rcu,. mi. &
mniisics where Il prrvails. Frrsa.iga Is ir,:sr
s.n 'f 'ss ss FL s
poison Of FEvxn Ann Acts from the SYSTEM,
taken on the frst appsoach q h prsmonifory
yst ilseovercd FOE slis sass = complaints. bar
piy for dollar brings il within The reach q
sserbody; end n bniess' aiuarics., vhe.c
SsvE. Axp Aors p.cvsil:, sssr! body shoasi
lection. Il hoped this lsicc win place u within
The fcaeh Of ali-fhe poor ~ ven a the nieh.
or s~@s dssosersd q FOR ' ,e spsss ma srrss.
cure % lntrrmif,eets Is that 4 contains no uui.
tine = uassral; consrqa~nsly e psssisaees %
DE constitution. ihosc cured by .is are lei as
healthy as q they had isrscr i.ad'th dise-sc.
Isssr and AEss is scs sloae the consequence
ssssss asi.s isoss Ia irriss:lc., smsH! zach
are Neuralgia. Ehesm.,i.n, Cont, nsadashr.
n'.f ssp.ss s ss. ca:s.a &
Mysteries, lrain in the Bewels; eslle, rarslyriss
ss ~ ss,asEs@lsn, * m -. = { 18Th 81
s.1msssns Spe. Of sseoss NJ ptsei"aissa The
"CUxE" exicis tho poison lkeia the blood. and
consequently cures them all slike. u Il In.
6 : i ND &! sis.
sidas dls{fieis. u h1en oecaalosaily o. daily
VIII exrord % ~ ineeettoa. tkaezWm b. ea-
es$eFd froH the sy4etu. and cannot aceusalatc
! uea0 q n evvn inore vn1nsh5es for protecfion
than <sHr had frw Iin sVef sfkf ff1m 1ntcr.
~ III. { x Am ssssds & - s''''
For Lts-r CsWeasisiafs, arising fem torpsd-
iy OF the Liver. g y an cxcsi'ent rcmcds, elm
ulatlns the jisvf INTO healthy activity, and pro-
duang raany truly fcnafkabl4 euics, w6ess
ether medicines fail.
PREPARED NJ
Dr.J.C.AYER& CO, Lowcll, Mass.
Trsesscoi ssd Ansivetese CAe~tsss,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE. S1.Oo PEE RoTCnA
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans' Comr: Of 81. Asry's County, Set:
- "a April 10, 1877. z - - a.
hRDERED BY THE COURT, That J. Har-
~ ris Forbes and Joseph H. Key, Administra-
tors Of GEORGE FORBES, late at ST. Mary s
county, Maryland, deceased, give the Notice re-
CURED by law to the decessed's creditors to ex-
hibit their claims and that the same be published
once week for six successive weeks In the ST.
Aary's Beacon. rI
, Taf: = JAMS T. M.sRALxs,
! Register Of Wills for ST. Mary, . county.
ft NOTICE. 90 ,t .Tpi'Hsa =
In pursuance ofthe above order, wehereby eivc
notice that We have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, letters
Of administration on the personal estate sf
George Forbes, late ofsaid county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached. thereto to the subscri-
bess, on or before the 18th day of October, 1877,
they will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate All persons indebted
to the deceased are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. .F
J. HARRIS FORBES,
JOSEPH II. KEY,
Administrators.
Aprh IL, lSIf-6W.
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TO pEaroRs.

oERS0NS indebted TO me ON 6ses1 account
and for ouane are nosaed, that uniess they
make arrangements to settle their indeb,edness
by TIE II q ianaazy, 0f7, their noiz and nc.
cosnts will be placed IN the way illegal collec-
tion. 80
-. JOHN F. fESwiCK.
Dec. IL. lS10-H - nss
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
orpaans' Court Of s.. Nary, eovn,y, SCI.

Orphans Court Of 8. Nary eopa,y, SCI:
- March Il, -lszz.
fARDEREp By THE COURT, That, ,AxsAu
~ A. Drury, Administrator Of VIM q
Drury, late Of 81. Mary's county. MarylAAd de
ceased, give the notice requirsd by Law. % the
deseased's creditors to exhibit their elaima, and
that the same be published once a week ior six
Successive weeks in the ST. Mary's Beacon.
Tcs, JAMES +. N. RAIsy.
Register Of Wills Cor So. Mary county. 4
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order hereby give
notice that | have obtained from the Orphansi
Court Of 81. Mary's county, Maryland, letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of William
II. Drusy, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having chains against the said deceasrd
are hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 10 the sabscri-
her, on or before the 10th day ofSer, 1877, they
viii otherwise BY Law be excluded from the hem
eh's OF the said estate. All persons indebted %
.he decreased are requested TO make Immediate
payment 20 the subscriber
ARTHUR A. DRCRY,
Administrator.
March IS lsrs-Sw.
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boarding.

AIRS. ,. C. MILBURN, Formerly
Vl Of 90. Mary's county, has re
moved from No. 3 Hanover ST., 70 1876
" Eembard st., betwees Sharp AND
Ls1erty. aud is prepAsrd TO receive Per
usauen1AAl tsansosn< Doaraess
Jsn9, l07O-tf.s
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or by whatsoever name or names the
same may be called or known, CON-
tanning
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IN POR L A N 4
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6 ar d en- ers
AND
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Emperor william Cabbage.

The best, ior5e.t, kardiesf and mos, profitable
variety of Hintsr CdbLdge known in Europe. and
imported to This country exclusively by the un-
dersgned, where, with ihe most ordinary cul,i-
walton, j, fourishes astonishingiy, attaining an
enormous size, and selling in the market ut prices
most gratifying to The producer. In transplant
ing great care should be used to give sufficient
space for growth. Solid heads, the size O! the
mouth Of -four barrel, is the average run ofthis
choice variety. One package of the seed sent
post paid on receipt OF 50 cents, and one &c,
postage stamp. Three packages 20 one address
81 90 aud two Bet stamps. Twelve packages
sent on receipt Of 50 90. e..
Sb> Read what a we!i-known Garrett Co:
Marylander says Of Ea,Psror BRiisn Cabbag. :.
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FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUC-
by one months usage Of DR.. Goulard's Celebra-
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them, we will send them hy mail. pesf paid. a
free TRIAL tox. As DR.. Goulard is the only phys
ician that has ever made this disease a special
study, and as TO our knowledge thousands have
been permanently cured by the use Of these Pow
ders, we will guarantee permanent cure in ev-
cry case, or refund you all money expended. All
sufferers should give these Powders an early trial,
and be convidced Of their curative powers.
Price for large box, $500, or boxes tor $40.
sent by mail TO any part Of the United States or
Canada ON receipt of price, o. by express. c. o.
ID. Address, =. Il. 80
ASH l. ROBBINS.
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April Is. is77-ly.