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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13
AND FANCY GOODS,

no. To n OrLh NOybl strehL.
a fresh stock OF OONFECTIONER aal
TOYS and FANCY GOODS always on hand.
Give him call &C.! 2-3m
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s.9C;z2 SscGSIGspse

The organ rolled its notes from tho growing
dispason to tho gcDto Auto and the congre,
CATION acc ,mp,nied by deep scpu'chral coughs
SCARCELY audible, b,caus, they had not yet
heard of tha wonderful efficacy Of Dr. Bulls
Gnuyit S,Nrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

OrF.-'rhe Schooner Norman, from Windsor,
N. S, which was reported ashore near Lower
Cedar P,irt. on yesterday, got Of before the
arrival Of the tus which WAS sent to her assist
anca, AMI arrived here this morning. She IS
not injured, ny her accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13
|NHEAP MEATS AND SAUSAGE.

fNHEAP MEATS AND SAUSAGE.
FRESH BEEF, the very bost quality the
market affords, as follows:-
Choice cuts 16c por pound.
Bests cuts Roast Beef 15c.
Choice steaks l5c per pound.
Steaks 10, ~ and l5c per pound.
Mutton and Veal l2l and 15c per pound.
Lard lie per pound.
Sausage, wholesale, 10lbs for ST..
Pork, wholesale, OF ill kind 10 lbs for ST..
Bologna lbs Tor 81.
Beef buildings 1G lbs for 81.
Blood buildings 20 lbs for q 81.
Head cheese II lbs for 81
German white buildings lie and 1jc por ID.
Bacon of all kinds from 10c up to l5c por 10.
All Of my manufacture and guaranteed.
w. J. HOLLAND,
oct5 Market stall Royal st.. and l79 King st.
TIM. GERHARDS NEW STORE,
CONFECTIONERY,
FRUITS, TOYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

WEArnER pRnpAB1L1rrEs.- Var Depart,
alcnf, Office Of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,ngtcn. d. e., Oct IS. lST7-lO:3o a. III
For the Middle States clear or partly cloudy
weather. cold northwestcrly, shifting to warmer
soatheastcIIy winds. and stationary IT lower
pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

CITY DEBT CoMMISSIoN.-i'ha CITY debt
commission met at tho Common Council cham
Der las! night, tut as their meeting was strictly
private, aud TIC members were pledged to SC.
crccy, 10 particulars OF tic proceedings could
be aserrta;acj. l. is understood however, that
nothing was done. The meeting ot the bond
holder: will DC held next Thursday at noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

CORPORATION COURT Judge e. ~ Lowe
presiding. -CoNTINUATloN OF Yesterdays
PROCEEDINGS. -Reil ". West; motion for a
ucw trial overlulcd.
Lloyd ct al Va Lloyd ct al; 10 ohaneery;oanSe
referred to A. w. Chiffon. omm!s, ioocr.
Adam vs.. O'Nta, admir-; case; death Of
plaintiff suggested and cause revived 10 the
name OF administrative
Lucas, Sergeant. use 81, vs. Clafhin ct al;
debt; verdict Of jury set aside and new trial
granted.
Court a6jouracd uotil Court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

Run OvER.-About midnight, last night,
Captain B. G. PAUL., who is conductor on a
freight train, on the Virginia Midland Road,
met With quito severe accident at Orange 9.
II. lie was cndeavoriDg to get on the engine
when his foot slipped, aud hs lv!! on tho track,
the engine passing over his lex crushing it bad
Iy. lie was conveyed to tho hotel at Orange 10
40 iusensibe condition, asd it was believed that
his leg would have to be amputatcd. MIR. PAUL.
lives in this city, where ho has a wife and sere-
raj children,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

ACCIDENT Last evening about eight o'clock
while Mr.. Thomas J. Mehaffey was passing up
King street, between Union and Lee, he walk
ed, in the darkness, against the platform in
front Of store. and falling broke his collar
bone, besides sustaining severe bruises. Tie
was removed to Capt. Petty's restaurant near
by, where be was attended by DR.. Gibson, aud
his rjuries looked after. He was subsequently
removed to his home where he is doing as we'll
as could be expected.
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~ Office TO GAS CONSUMERS.

The low price at which ea3 is scld. renders it
necessary for consumers to pay promptly. The
Indulgence that has been given, heretofore, can
not be continued Tho 10 pei cent allowed
should ipduco al 10 settle as eA1 ly rs p0sslble.
oct 1873. >. kOAbUhl, Supt
OTICE-Partics indebted to us will please
~ tako notice that unless their accounts arc
paid or arranged for by tho November, LIST they
will be collected through tho agency of Fouse.
~ Ii. G. sLAYMAKER CO.,
oct l3-eotd 81 s. SO King street.
DRUSHESl BRUSHES !! BRUSHES Ill
ID We have tho lsrgo' and host assorted stock
Of Stove, Scrub Counter and Dust Brushes
ever brought to this city, Call and examine
oct IL McLEAN Il UHLER.
rT>HE NATIONAL BROILER is the best fer
L. steaks and oysters. For sale ~
MCLEAN s. UHLER.
oct13 l07 King st.
= BBLS PEARL HOMINY received and
% oct III T. sale z z J. DAVIDSON, III King st.
DRlME CREAM CHEESE and Now York
l. Butter received and for sale by
oct II +. j. DAVIDSON, l47 King St.
ERESH NEW YORK BUCkWHEAT re-
L. ceived and for sale by
Get F. J. DAVIDSON, 147 King st.
TURKEY PRUNES and SHAKER CORN
oct IL e. WM RAMSAY.
GRITS, HOMINY AND BEANS, for sale
" by
oct II G. WIN. RAMSAY.
FXrRA FINE GREEN GINGER. received
~ day, October IL.
oct II q. VIM. RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

MINISTERIAL CHANaE..-Rev. Mr.. Flecken-
stein, Tor some time past the pastor OF the
Lutheran congregation 10 this city, has received
and accepted a call to the church at Accident,
jarrett Co., Md. Tic will probably preach his
farewell sermon here to morrow. MIR. Flecken
strin is very popular with tho congregation
here and they much regret his departure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

POLICE ITEMs.-Albcrt Brown, Isaac Hack.
ley, VIM. King, VIM. Hail. and Benz Saun
de,s, coored bootblacks, for dsorderly conduct
at he A. Il F. depot, were ined and discharged.
Two canal hoatmcn, fer being drunk and
proMlioc around st g late hour of the night,
were dismissed with rcprimand,
James Boswell, accused of attempting TO
break into g. VIM. Ramsay's store. was found
guilty and seo!cnoe deferrc d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13

TIME NATIONAL BROILER is tho best for
l. steaks and oysters. For sale by
MCLEAN s. UHLER.
oct Il l07 King st.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

.everv Stallion or Jack shall before Be.
ing permitted 10 stand or station such
saimsl, pay 70 the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of some one Of the counties i'm
.aAis State the highest sum which he in.
|tends 70 ask or receive for the sea.on .,
one mare; and the receipt Of the sad
Clark, with the seal Of his court At.
tarhed thereto for said sum, shall h,
the license for siationing or STANDING
s0ch Stallion or Jack for one year from,
she date thereof, provided. that in no
case shall the sum directed 10 be- ,ai,l
BY this section for such license be lea,
than ten dollars; and that everv Stall.
lion ar jack. npon which the said tax i.
paid, shall be exempt from all other
State tar.
An owner or keeper standing or sta.
tioaiag ans Stallion or Jack without .
license. shall forfeit or pay twice the
snm authorised aud required to be paid
in The last preceding section. one half
TO the State aud the other halt 10 the
informer.
s4 BENNETT r. ABEL,
Sheriff If St. Mary's comfy.
March %, lS77-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

sa
!. e IN al conscience before the IN
sons put now utter stagnation
+ " me i4 -manssacfones =
~ - p!49ah3y not ones except tie
y ni1ep nail works, = working up
g 20 sxef: OF its esPaesty. There
- d a - sooseee nceoues here, oae
80 enpeoyinE when bue1-
80 - = ~ nomins g condl4on over so
80 - 80. and ne capacity OF which Is
!. - PC cay. scarcely sign Of
~ = 20 so0served around any ofthem.
~ - EARN 'nese IDLE employees
oshy iooa isa question IN
- economy oeyono my ken
- u.ny smsz'ng problem Is how
H. Epsssllatoe Psessne NO
~ -. Is mot Oh
W ss.ss, osea t.ses .of Two ana tnree
On nine 70 ten Per cent.
49,. 80. NV ".n.'ae'0F'ns interest
c..:..i @ yoIns 70 nass any surplus
~ 60 .fe 49,. eec ~ suls -
s 80. .us' "os = '.o y e0p q
- .oe -" yeol ia ,"'. Sc
80 -ro Prices ~, r,e unPfeceGen'ecIy
a.. - sas. w .'-e 'nA'
toh.~~c 80 n. .Tssa...s -. 80" =.
no. ;J,.I -. - ssIs:..,. "o:.
~ r,."..; $3.50 " Ny 's''' sPPiee's'e
-. :: e.n.- =
al 2. Z, $3.50. t:".sns.:.e
,sXsI~S,... ns SUI
On. so..;.i .nrnr;s.. :. -.Ii :. . a,ss.
k;ra-~ w.sh!,.so, III. :. ..,....;
.,eiv ,.., h.. %. ss..s...,. - -
+, Cs..n. Go, - arrss...: y 49,. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

CorRr PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED
Wednesday. March alst, 1877. The
Court met. present Honors Ford and
Magrudcr.
Bond use Leach, survivor Of Leach
and johnson v. Goddard and others. No
81 Trials. Tried by Jury. Verdict for
plaintiffs. Combs and Briseoe for plain.
tiifs. Wilson for defendants.
Holloway. Trustee. VS.. Buckler. No
~ Trials. Submitted 10 Court. Judg.
ment for plaintiff Briscoc for plaintiff
Wilson for defendant.
The case Of padgett, use Neale, Har.
ris & Co. We. Terre tenants Of Thomas
No. 50 Trials. This case occupied the
Court until Friday morning upon plead.
ings. etc. Uhen it was finally contin-
ucd. Combs and Harris for plaintiffs.
Stone and Camalier for defendants.
State, use Milburn VS.. H. W. Crane
and others. No. SO Trials. Tried by
Court. Judgment for plaintiff: Crane
for plaintiff. Combs for defendant.
State SIS. John Garner. No. ~ Grim.
Con. Indicted for larceny. Tried by
Court. Not guilty. Crane for State.
Combs for prisoner.
State We. A. c. Tenni..on. No. ?
Grim. Con. Indicted for selling goods
without license. Submitted to Court.
Not guilty. Crane for State. Combs
tor Traverser.
Dyer VS.. Ward. No. IS Trials. Tried
BY Court. Judgment for defendant.
Same vs.. same. Sur. Of Webster.
No. 10 Trial. Tried By Court. Judg-
ment for plaintiff. Wilson for plaintiff.
Combs for defendant.
Saturday. March 2i,h. Thomas and
WarGeld W. Lloyd l. Ralev. No. oil
Trials. Tried by Jury. Verdict for
plaintiffs. Briscoe for plaintiffs. Comb.
and Morgan for defendants.
Cough & Edelen VS.. Jones. Tres.
pass. No. 81 Trials. Tried bv Jury.
This case occupied Court until Tuesday
when the Jury returned verdict for
plaintiffs for S7i.5o damages. Harris
and Wilson for plaintiffs Combs and
Crane for defendant.
State W. Richard Lee, colorcd. No.
4 Grim. Ap. Indicted for Larceny.
Tried by Jury. Guil.y. Crane for
state. Wilson for prisoner.
O'Leary, Use Bush Us. rravers. No.
IL Trials. Case heard undcr motion for
new trial. Motion overruled. Brad.
lev. Col. Blackstone and Wilson for
plaintiff. Stonc and Combs for defen-
dant.
Wednesday. March 2s,h. State vs..
Charles kilgour. Indictment for Bur.
clary. Tried before the Court. Gull
tv.' Crane for State. Camalier and
Combs for defence.
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RALYAT.
Correspondence OF the Beseon.)
ST. CLEMENTS BAY, March ~, is

ST. CLEMENTS BAY, March 81, 1877.
.Nessrs. Editors:-On Thursday night,
By invitation, | paid visit to the Town
Hall to witness one Of the admirable
performances OF Professor st. Maur, the
Wizard, Magician and Ventriloquist.-
The doors were ope ned at seven o clock
and soon there was quite respectable
gathering of the elite Of the village and
surrounding neighborhood, and | saw
among the crowd many beautiful, love-
ly and bewitehing young ladies who
gave interest TO the play by the merry
twinkle Of their eyes and gushing laugh.
ter.
St. Maur's Magical performance. are
marvels of deception. As a ventrilc-
gust he is hard TO beat, and Master
Tom is in every way the equal OF the
"Nipps." But the best part of his
show is the last act where we had the
very interesting and laughable perform
ance OF Punch and Judy" In this
play, the different changes of his voice
are surprising. The performance has to
be witnessed to be appreciated. And
| would advise every one 10 witnes, a,
leas, one OF hi, inimi,able performances
while he is in the county. Before the
Performance commenced, our old
friend. General Baily. alias I" Boss, " made
one vi his very interesting and telling
speeches on the political situation at
th,s time. He proposes that the Hamp-
Ton and Nichols Governments shall be
recognized at once, and said that. un-
less President Hayes did recognize
those down trodden and beleasaered
States, that he was a fraud and would
prove recreant 10 the trust reposed in
him. After the performance was over,
he again made his appearance on the
stage with his face BACKED and hi.
much priced sword OF Office girded
around his loins. and sang sc veral HYMNS.
and then performed the celebrated In
dian war dance OF the "Pollywcys.' -
Alter which, the company all returned
to their homes, very we'll pleased with
the show and other little cn,er,ain ments
they had witnessed.
Hor Box.
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orphans CcrRr.-The Orphans
Court met on Thursday last. Present.
Juages Csnter. Tippeit and MiESorn.
Among other proceedings were the fol-
loving: ]. rarran Crane appointed
Guardian TO Ign. d. Mckay The Court
met during the week, but no business
was transacted beyond the usual routine.
Il was ordered by the Court thst the
Register Of Wills issue citations FIR all
Administrators and Guardians v no have
not settled accounts wahin the tine re-
CURED by Law.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

TaE New CoxaIssIox.-The second
Heads win, Tales you Lose" Com.
mission is still in progress Of forma-
tion. with a chance, however, that
ii will break down from the unwiIliness
Of honest and decent people to serve
upon IL. Pre.ident Hayes is pressing
il with CREST carnesfncss and is backed,
81 course. By the ultra element Of re-
publicanism. We sincerely hope. il
the democrats become a party to il,
that they will again be cheated. The
President, having invited Governor
Hampton to Washington for con,ulta-
ton in reference TO South Caroline al
fairs, the latter is now en- route for the
meeting as is also Chamberlain. Some
thing like second Wheeler compro-
mise may be looked for, with the usual
result Of bad faith and downright cheat
ing by republicans. The status quo in
Louisiana still obtains, but we predict,
as soon as public sentiment gets we'll
70 sleep. il will be broken and Packard
will turn up trumps. The President has
already made the discovery that the Con-
.ervative Supreme Court of Louisiana
j. an illegal body" and entitled neith-
er TO obedience nor respect. All thi.
is very sickening and We look for no
improvement whilst the present lead
crs Of our party continue to sway its
councils. We still occupy high van
tage ground. the people are still with
ms BY majority oil million m the
white and over quarter ola million
in the general vote. they are ready and
anxious to be led against the shams
and cheats Of the hour, yet no leader
comes forth to direct them, or if he
does, il is hero who carries bargain
in his pocket or favors submission TO
the utmost wrong-doinS for the sake
Of peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

NV ApvSRTiSHNENrs.-Thc a.ten-
t'on ct our readers is called TO the no.
t'ee OF the Southern Md. Commission
Agency. No. IS Ligh, Street. Baltimore,
Md. TO De found in another column
II Will be seen that Jas. =. Abel, Esq.
OF cur county, is one OF the Board of Dr.
rcc'ors tor the current year. Messrs.
Burns l. Sloan, Lumber dealers, 1872
Light Street wharf. Baltimore. Nd,
also advertise in our prescn, issue and
we ars warrantedby personal knowledge
OF both members OF the firm in recon-
nae ,d,as them 20 the favorable eousid-
Grafton OF our readers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

dem.h3, no vheaf. more inferior to6ac-
GO tan the demand. "A farmer can get
: greatef ADVANCE on Eve hogsheads Of
Prise toescco than. on % Of inferior to-
beech. IN fhct. inferior tobacco il 10
basis Or % sivanee.
lib tie Planters Of Maryland void
tske p this subjeea ssd consider L.
withhold my name, because my hsm-
bic position would iAjure the cause I
have at,heart. I therefore sign instead
HAxNlDAI.
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POSTPONED
Executors Sale
REAL ESTATE.

a0Y virtue Of n bower vested in me
SO by the last Will and Testament
OF George H. Morgan, late If Saint Ma
rvs county, deceased. the undersigned,
as Eyecnior Of said decreased. will offer
at public sale, at the Court House door
in Leouardtown, on
TUESDAY, the goth day of March,
1877,
between the hours Of IL o'clock, m. and
5 o'clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, of which the said deceased
died seized aud possessed, viz Tract
Of land called
MOUNT PLEASANT, containing
2l8 acres
PART JAMES ADDITION. COLI
tanning 30 acres, and
PART FREEDMAN'S LOT, con-
tanning 20 acres.
The above Lands are located near st.
Joseph's Church, and formerly belonged
to the late Joseph Morgan.
Also, the following tracts, viz:
ST. EDWARDS & TRADEMARKS
LOr, containing 1855 acres;
FORDS, containing 80 acres.
The las. named tracts Of Land are sit
uaied in the 9th election district, near
st. Joseph's Church. and formerly be-
longed to Leonard HAYDEN.
All Of the above lands are in a good
state of cultivation aud are well tim
bered and have necessary farm build
ings upon them.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
TALL PINE, Mp, March 10, 1877

he large and com modlOus hotel and
several cottages at Point Lookout were
destroyed by fire about 8 o'clock Fri
day night. The fire is supposed to have
| originated from sparks falling on the
roof of the hotel. T. Langley, E.qr,
was a considerable looser in the way
of furniture, sc. No insurance that we
are aware OF. What will the pleasure
seekers who are favorably impressed
with the Point as a Summer resort do,
now that the principal reception build
ing is in ashes, Resort to tents like
the wandering Arabs, eh'
st: Patrick's day made its appear
ance hereabouts, accompanied with rain,
sleet, snow, and piercingly cold N. ".
winds, to the great surprise Of the
would-be weather wise individuals of
our district. As the Apostle OF Ireland
experienced some what stormy life,
the day in question, in all probability Is
considered by enthusiasts as embleme-
| tica! Of the venerable Saints hardships,
etc: for We are told by historians that
he traversed every part OF the Emerald
Isle. encountering great dangers and
suffering many dePrivations. Now that
the republican president has possession
OF the "reins OF the government" it is
sincerely to be hoped that his reign
will progress and eliminate satisfac-
torily. We. for one, desire to see am
icable relations established between the
North and South. Let the military be
subserviant to the civil power. Give
us policy that will set the thousands
Of unwillingly unimployed artisans, Sc,
to work SO that they can provide COM
Portable living for their families, and, ).
with few exceptions, the Tilden, Cooper.
and Smith constituents will be satisfied.
Such policy should receive the un-
qualified appreciation Of all good men;
and, most assuredly, will not escape the
notice OF Omniscience.
RALYAr.
The above communication should
have appeared in our last issue, but
was not received until after the paper
had been printed of, owing to the delay
in its delivery-Eds. Beacon.
-~~Ns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

CosnrssfosgRs' CouRr.-The Com
missioner Court met on the 2Dth inst.
Present. Foxwell, Alvey. Jones and
Davis. The Court remained in session
during last week for the purpose Of
striking off property wrongfulIy as
sessed, aud for the transaction of ordi.
nary business. Mr.. Fenwick was not
present during the time owing to sick
ness.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

DEATH or DR.. EDWARD JOHNSON
The Calvert Journal, in its issue OF the
2lst inst. announces the death at Prince
Frederick Of Dr.. Edward Johnson, a
former resident of this county, in the
69th year of his age. DR.. Johnson has
many warm friends in our midst who
will read this announcement with re-
greet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

DisrISGCIsHED Consultation. +.
Stone. Of Charles, and Col. J. II. Brad
ley. Of the Washington bar. have been
in attendance upon the present March
Term Of our Circuit Court ind have
taken part as counsel in several impor-
tant cases which were before that tribu-
nal for adjudication.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

Directors for 1877:
WILLIAM HAMILTON, SAMUEL Cox.
DIR. Ed. V. EDELkx, Fred. STONE.
JoHx b. LYON, ]. +. ABELL,
JOHN II. Cox.
All eonsignmeats or eommuui-
cations mas he addressed to .SomsAera
Haryiaad Conaissios Asesey, So Light
Street" Any information ~ to the
plan and practical working Il this
Company viii be given BY the Cashier,
Salesman, or any one Of the DirectorG
By ORDxn. OF THR BoAnD.
March 90, lss7-to Jan. I. IS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29
On or Before the 1st
dag Of Mag, 1877,

under the penalties prescribed BY said
hws for the iufraction thereof.
Those interested are notified of the
following requirements Of the License
Law:
Tradeys' Licesse.-The amount to be
paid by traders for license (the amount
Of stock At the principal season 1T sale
10 be given under oath) is rs follows :
n the applicants stock in trade does
not exceed
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EherlEx License Nellce-
70 Msseldts, fralsrs { OHM

= LIZ persons and bodies eoeposHAs
IA Or polssic, in Saint Mary's eoun-
t., Who arr or shall be exercising OF
psrsaisg any business. or sh&ll be do
ing any act or thing, or shall be In the
occupation Of any house or plsce foe the
purpose for which license Is sn2.as ne-
cessary BY the Laws OF MARYLAND. are
hereby warned g. OBTAIN A IL
CENSE Oh RENEW THE SANE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29
TERMS OF SALE.

One-third of the purchase money in
cash on the ratification of the sale-tbe
balance in one aud two years, the de-
ferred payments to be secured By the
notes of the purchaser with such secu-
rity as the Executor shall approve, bear
ing interest FROM the day Of sale.
JAS. 7. II. RALEY,
Trustee
Feb. "a, l877-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

With Clerks and Sheriff's fees. added.
No license shall lie granted to cell
spirituous or ferment~d liquors or larger
Leer, in qualities not less than pint,
for the sum of eighteen dollars and six
~ cents, unless the person applying
therefore shall also obtain n license to
sell goods, cbattles, wares and mer-
chandise, paying therefor the sum here
inbefore prescribed according to the
amount of his stock in trade.
Females vending Millinery and other
small articles, whose stock In trade 10
not over $500 pay license Of So only;
but If over that amount, they are re-
quired TO pay the same license rs other
persons-oath In b. taken ~ TO amount
Of stock 1t the principal season Of the
year.
Lieessss b Oesers o. Kespes Of Sal
lons % Jaeks.-Tbe owner or keeper o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29

Religious Not!e..-Services at Leouardto~n
Methodist Episcopal Church Sabbath, April 9Th,
at }, p. N. Subject-The resurrection of the
dead. March 80, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-29
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