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90. %.
". J. Fl. CLICK,
o. ". Cog &rusf,
RlFffMnRr
The BIG Brown Store,

ARGE new stock Jus, received for the Fall
PRICES LOW. t
ouurS AND SHOES. -Lases, aas ssssk,
- eAeapsss IN As esssty. Cal ss1 go.
NEW STOCK or CLOTHING. Good and
~ prices low.
N1Ew STOCK or DIRT GOODS, CLOTHS
- and AERSEfS. Come andleArn the price.
NEW STOCK or HATS. vsrr s.e.
prices.
oLExrY Of gocas ana narr ccusne. 'cb~s
ssftsy. We WIN self sOD LOTS ofreods
s's- or so~er than they they can be prccursd
Ron Baitiusoss. a. A. LAWRENCE,
Sept. u, isIs-a. No
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wtisspfn1A - snnn -.
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paasas , - = 49, - = -
s.zy eza.t.e - = 80.
TINT O0cos 1E1nn1tsno he1ose CuuA uoR;
neas Ssiss IN di1essns Shaa, al al EG1n
appertaining % lnvunsicas o. PaieoB. -
SfANP - PAnRuaBRarvue SuIl usT1ge1soM
UxnsD SsAsD Cecum Axp DRAnzuzxn.
Claius pssaneatsa n IL Supssas Cssrs oeskG
Cnised Ssases, Court of Clains, Court q Cou-
Disioess of Alsha2 C1aina, oes1Assu Caial
Co0nisioa, and III elaso0 e vr e3niD he(beu
the RSscstivs Ospass@sass..
As.sAn % Pa. AsD BorxYY.
OSucElas spsDsnas, ana sAnns a theiaae wse,
o. DIR hsiEs. are In many cans entitled - me
ny Go0 II GovefnDenI a whicA they hav(
10 knoulsage. Write fsll HISTORY Il sesvice,
! sd saaae amount q pay and hosaty resolved.
Enclose ssaaA asA . an seply, afS9 esanins
dos, win Be given yos without cAargs.
Al oSvscm1 solDlsn, and sAnos vounasa
rsfursed, y injured in The late war hSusvs;
slightly, afe entitled %, and On obtain pen
non.
UBnHD SIATR 0sxwAL LAID Ory,cs.
Oeaesseea - 0A04 Rinast anA C1ntms,
Aiaing eseApe1a 80 6eu0aso3 d. prus
ecased before the General Land OARcs and De.
partment Of The Interior.
asa LABD WA1oAuB. a.
vsBay 1890 Dssnsy kAal Warssns, and
We invite eDeEespoa4encs with Ill psftio havina
any 6oe sals. and give full and implicit iasarse.
to- vhas aasignments are inpefrs.
We oooduct our business II separate Russans1
having thessip The clerical assiaaca of able cd
nPefiencsd lawyer. and give our e3ssss pesss-
nAlmpervisioa 70 every important paper prepared
in each case. Pronpssst aitsaiioa thss sscuiui =
Ill b1sinsss eatrusted ~. Address
G&AA q uesYa As1ossxrs.
WASHINGTON, d. C..
Any fefsoa desiring infhrnasioa ~ 10 tn
standing and responsibility Of the mentes d
| the 6rm win, on request, be furnished with q
satisfactory Inference In his vicinity O Coagess
sional district.
Dec Il l6;6-H
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Boarding.

AIRS. J. a aILBURN, Formerly
WI of st. Mary's county, has re-
moved from No. SO Hanover ST., 70 l96
". Lombard st., between Sharp axd
Liberty. and is prepared to receive per
naasnt and transient Bcard~s
Jan 8. l670-tf.n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26
Fire Insurance |!

DsDsoRa desircus Of having their
Il property injured In the cheap and
excellent home company known - the
STATS or MAINLAND Frns Insurance.
Contrary OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
B. g. HARRIs, President, con be graf.
fled by calling on or communicating
With the undersiens 4, g.. Inieoes' Peat
Once, st. Mary's county, Md.
EDWARD 8. ABELL.
Oct 1, lS74-tfn Local Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26
FOR SHERIFF.

With many thanks TO my Numerous friends
for their liberal support, ] again announce my
self ~ . candidate FOR the Sheriffalty in ts77,
and ask the support Of ny friends and fellow.
citisens.
ZACHARIAH MArrINGLY.
Nov. II, leIBn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

ANN Can't Be made By every aeest eves
NYYY moeth In The business Ne furnish, bat,
W0V those willing to work cas easily earn
9 dozen dollars day right in their ow1 local.
titles. Have 10 room 70 explain here. Businesl
compiete OGtft free. The business pays ketaes
than anything else. We will bear expense ol
starting you. Particulars free. Write and ~.
Fasmen and mechanics, their sons and dsagh-
sers, end al classes IN ned ofpaying work u
he0e, shcsld write 10 ss ard lsRs al about the
work as once. Now 10 the tie. Doa't delay
Address Tars : Co., AugssA, Maine.
Oct %, lo76-om.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Assws. Editcss Please announce In your
paper WIN. FRANK FORD, Of the Factory dis
trict, - candidate for Sheriff and state that he
win receive the hearty and general support Of
the people of the
April 20, ls76.-a Factory District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

YoU NEED NOT SUFFER FROM PAIN. ONE
HOUR afler reading aAis advwtisement Get Q
bottle OF HstsssF's SAnaritsn Einioveas and &c
what merve1o1s power Il has upoa The nerves
IN Aeuraleia and Too;hache. For sa,e ky VIM.
]. Earn B Co., teocAxtowu. Nd. ---.-e--
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26
uf,slfY.s sanss,Yau i,r,ufur .sDrd. I in

mediate relief 20 Rheumatic and Neuralgic Antc-
tons; IL ID also m esec,ual remedy for colds,
Febsile and inaametory attacks. Used % Q
gargle and applied externally 10 the throat, is
10 . sovereign remedy for Diphiheria, Clumsy or
inflammation q the Tonsil Glands. For oil
wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Dssss, Bee seines, In
sector Snake-bi,es Chilblains, frost-bitss, Csked
Breasts, Swollen Glands, In short oil ailmenis-
whether affecting man or beast-whieh require
external applications 10 sllay ia6anaiios and
soothe pain, n. 8. L. casneS be excslied. For
ale BY wo. J. Hdeaea 3 Co., Lsoaafdtowa,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26
Heisley's Samaritan
Linim ent

Needs no testimonials. II needs
only Trial.
For ail ailments Which require extrrnsi syPli
cation TO allay inflammation ana sooshe psin
1T ALWAYS WINS. Ror sale By wa. J
Edessn q Co. Lecaafdscva -
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THERE IS NO .csf : o.

bruise o. Srrain, letter, Itching or InGamma
ton, that Heissey Samaritan Linimens win not
sllevises INSTANTLY. For sale by wm. j.
Gdsssa q Co., Leonardsown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

THEu adersigaed respectfully inforpe bic
! friends and the public that be hasssceived
alarge assortment ofsamp pies Of various kinds
ofimPosted GL0fHSasd CASStNERESwh icA
aiiarein vited 10 Inspect. He will furnish the
goods sad make up sslss OF partieslasess
on the most reasonable terms. Catting and
making doaein the very lasest styles. Cloth
ingrepsifedat tie sheetsst netics. Prices 20
sGitthe times.
CIV ARNswoRfHY,
Tailor,
Aprin 5. lsTs-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

r an nov prepared 20 fursish planter With
i my Paien Tobacco Prize, apo the shortest
rsssonable notice. This Prise 10 SOW being
quite zeaesall,. asedi n thisioealit. and has %
far, given uaivsrsa sstisfact,on. The advsn-
tAgesit possesses over all other Prisss nos II
sue are too varied aud manifold 10 adn.i' ofde-
scriptionin tkis advertisement ftioa eonceded
oy all who hsv ceased II to be greatsco no mist
ofiabor, and itisaamitied thar u places To-
taeeoin naraaa aeoudiiionverysr 9srie rte
that OF any otoes PTixe aow Z n ace.
Prize With rail- say 1t taehupat 10 prisetwo
hhds.Iiternaseiy $50. withoutrailway, go
RkrsRxxcg:
James A CaSberry,
Joseph -Goagh, Rs~j B Dswoli.
Geo uaftfngley. John Diliahsyl
and aasy others who has che Prise in,aseos
heirsseafes. E.as. -. -
JFELlx MORGAN
Lsoasrdtown md.
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FOR SHERIFF.

ksssrs Eaifns.-Please announce J. FRANK
SMITH, Of 81. Inigoes' district, ss . candidate
for the Sherinalty in 1877 and ash for him the
support Of his friends and the people gcsesslly.
Chapaico.
April ~. ls7s.n
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9 q q q q q q 9 Z

Te the WeskiaS Clso.-wesse now pr
pared b nRnisb al classes With constant employ
ment At home, The whole q the 6ne, or lbttheii
spare nomen0. Bminess new, light and pto6t
abb. Penoss efeiiher sex easily an firm 81
by desofing thcir whole time 70 Tie busohew.-
Boys aud Girls 60 neasiy q much q nen.-
That Ill w&psse 06as6tss 10y ssnd DIR i'd
dress, and IL the business We make this un-
paralleled Offer: 70 such q are not well salts
fed viii send one dollar to pay for the trouble
q writing. Full particulars, samples worth
several dollars 10 co0Deaec Wogk On, md {
copy Of Home and Fireside, one Of the largest
and bestillustrated Publications, all seat ese By
mail. Reads, II yvu want pernansst, pcolta,
bic work address, GsoRGs STmsos 3 Co., Port.
land, Maine.
Oct %. l676-em
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26
OUCH!

Ifhur.s the old fogy dealers. They squsal ~
i the lew prices we cell our Stoves
NJ. Eiior We want YOU 10 proclaim that
vs are STILL AHEAD IN Low PRICES.
Our foundry Is right IN the midst Of the Coal
and Iron region Of Pennsylvania, therefore We
can make STOVES cheaper than any other foun-
drr. aud we will sell them At retail 81 wholesale
prices.
We ar. AHEAD ~ QUALITY. weus. non.
hnt the bes' No. Iron, aud employ the best
mechanics we can get
We are AHEAD IN our TINES COOK" fer
QUICK BAKING. II took the Gold Media over
sh competitors, baking III lbs OF Bread in al
minutes rom the time ofiighting the FIRE and
only used 5 lbs. Of woed.
II YOU want the Bes. Baker,
The Largest Oven,
The Heaviest Iron,
The Best Fitted Stove,
Bay the TINES COOK.
We guarantee every one. lift does no. Bake
CSok, Draw or give satisfaction, YOU NAV re.
turn IL and We will rcfnnd the mousy.
The only place 10 hov them il II
IS y. esy Street,
luf above the Bridge. DO not forget the No
o. !, is between Frout Street and The Bridge
The number ia
90. 90. 90.
w. n. eLucK,
o. ". Coz Syrs.
BAEfTNORE.
p S.--As ths city OF Raltisnoee h heinz
Aocded with Stoves made in our Peniten,iarv
hv convict labor, we would particularly warn
and caution our friends to he very careful where
they buy-;o ask VINO makes the Ssovss-iu
fses. come direct TO 90 n. Gar Street scr insor.
msson. Oct. 5, lsTe-6m.
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1sssrs. Eaifevs please announce JOS. q.
ALLSTAN, ESQ, a q ca.aidate Soe se~s In
the next Senate Of Maryland, and ~ that b
will be warmly supported BY The people Il he
county generally.
April 20, lsI6-n The RsoPeo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

Opium, Chiorolorm, Peppermint, farpentine,
Creasoie, Cayenne or Ginger in Beisley's Sama
ritan Liniment. This new and wonderful yege-
table pain destroyer Is entirely difereat ron all
others. For sale by Vim. J. Edelen 3 Co.. Leon,
ardtown. Nd
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Weens' Transpere,sisn Line.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
-

o. and afer FRIDAY, January 2eth, 1877,
the steamer Nay washingsou (weath-
CT permitiing) will lrun as follows:
Leave Pier Q Light street wharf every FRIDAY
moruing at $50 o'clock, for the Patuxent river,
via Fair Haves, Plum Point and GovssDog's Ran,
q ar up - Hills Landing, calling q al land-
ings on the Patuxent except Parker's and Plaa-
tiers.
Win leave Hill's Landing every MONDAY
leave Dukes wharf at O'Clock TUESDAY
mornings for Baltimore.
Freight received n Pier No. Light street
wharf ON Thursdays only.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
8. b. FORBES, Superintendent.
O6ce lls Light street wharf
Feb. 8, 1877.
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STIFF MUSCLESArsin.nnsiy relax
81 sad made pliah,e by eas app,ic:sicu Of Hei,-
SvsSausrifsn liaiuents For sale by WIN. j
bislssA Co, lecsssdso~s, va. y
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Rheumatic Pains az: az. ::

subdued BY nu1SEEYvS SAxAHr1AS Lxuxsf,
q chronic Rheuuafssm. Dos's Be put OF NTH
say3esAer- Rerpae sEw1cJ- k4da 6ce.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26
NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION 4 ENTERTAINMENT
j at reasonable rats can be had by parties IN
fransifr 70 and from Baltimore ~ Forrest wharf
per Pasaxenf sseaoessby calling on
JOHN-H. BcCKLER
Nov. Q, lsTs-u FORESTS uharf,M Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

No pain t.dsrsa By man or woman Hind q.
possibly squal the exquisite ayony u . neursieic
Tscs IN eii such casss we have ample eridence 20
prove that Heisley's Samaritan Lisimenf gives
inseAnf relief in even the most aggravated ehrcp.e
csees. We have bad wonderful experience with
4 IN Neuralgia and Pises. For saie By wn.J
Edeiea q Co.. Leonaritown. ~.
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FOR TIE SENATE.

Msnn Editoss-Yoa viii p,eaaeanneancsJ Jas.
n. WILSON, Esqr., ~ . candidate Cor the 6ea-
ase in 1871, and say that be win b warmly
supported BY he people ssassslly. =,
Oct u, 1873. =.
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lshAe 4seAial4n..
GENERAL
COMMISSIONERS
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di1kFsnt fmTlLIzKRS uaasfhctarsd md sold
- this Grn, AUm she sco0aendaaiDns received
hum some e tie bss1 fasaen of Virginia ard
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IN 0my Aisnds = thsy Aevs . sulp9ies =
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Marehae. ls77-tds
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

ADDRESS OF IIEUT.-GOy. DORsHEIMER-THE GOV
ERNORs MESSAGE RECEIVED - PAYMENT OF
SCHOOL OFFICERs-A CONTESTED SEAT.
sENATE......ALBANY, n. Y. jan 2, 1877.
The Senate met at IL o'clock. Senators
sprague OF Erie and wagsts OF New-York were sworn
in. Leut-GOv Dorshelmer then addressed the senate
as follows:
PRESIDENT DORsHEIMER's ADDRESS.
have again been charged with the duty Of presiding
over your deliberations. In assuming the office may
believe that my past experience will enable me 10 oe
more useful TO you, and am sure that may expect
continuance OF the indulgence whlch nave
already received your hands 1t is not necessary tna
should endeayOr impress upon you the importance VI
the relations you hold to the Government OI inc tIe
New York State enters upon the second century o our
natIouaI existence with nearly twice the population
which colonies had when independence was ueearGu
According TO tie ratio OF European gfGWhh % h ~ns & @
than 2O,OOO0OO OF people, the descendants oI an I
PeR IaGf @t interests aHs and pursuits venture to
you that yon act pc rot Tor & sy @ m euce upon
all the great future Of New-fOrK
Mr. HALEY was reappOinted chaplain.
The Governors message was received and read
Mr.. sELKREG introduced bill amending the general
act relating to public instruction, as TO provide that
the superintendent shall appOron and set apart from
tho income OF the United States deposit fund so apprO
prated the amounts required to pay the sa1rles OF
school commissioners and also apporon To eae OF the
ti4. and TO each OF the villages having population OF
: 600 and upward which employ superintendent or
common schools clerk OF the Board Ol EDUCATION
tbe amounts required to pay the annual salaries.
Mr. BRADLEY introduced bill giving county judges
the powers when holding courts I'D other COUNTS
than their own which they have when holding court Ia
Mr. scHooSMiKE ER introduced bill amend the Code
which requires Court or Appeals TO prescribe frol
time 10 time the times and places Of holding ITS terms
which shall continue for as long period as the pgDhc
endlr and gives preference to state eases
Messrs. Gerard. Woodin. and Wagstaf were appointed
committee draft suitable resolutions Oh the death o
senator Booth.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

The rumor comes to us from Albany that
Gov Robinson will appoint Daniel Magone SupeTntend
eut az Public Works. He could scarcely md another
prominent candidate notably UNFIT for the POSITION
lUuCa Herald tRcpJ
Ii was easy in 1861 TO rouse the war spirit
and fl the ranks OF regiments With the flower Of he
south. The who should attempt 20 repeat the cG-
periment l-77 would be LOOted ont Of every cOmmu-
my. Experience is practical teacher.-l Memphis
AyalaLch' und)
The talk about the South standing aside and
let The North hgut II out l. utterly idiacOus. BeioIe
the war va, q month old II would be shown that The
Southern S.Ies would be the battle ground aud would
have % do he lighting ana tie suffering Macon (Oa
TELEGRAPH (DcnJ
We have confidence that there Is only a
small minority Of the people the North who believe
that u l. the proper thing for the whites of the South 10
Cypress hudOze and murder unOfendNE rEiOcs ds
regular and systematic measure Of political caIHpall
-,Mlwdukec sentinel dep1
Iowa stands to-day, as she did on the 18th of
Novemner, squarey and inmOVaby for i-dyes. Il
doesn't talk think Of and II won't sten - any tl OF
coMproml>e IL viii listen 10 nothn but lC iHauS'fTa
lion of HAYES ANA Wheeler, and that uat Is tie mat
ter with Iowa kepubllcanlsm-lB burlington Ha"ke4 e
ikrp)
80 far as the vote of Louisiana is concerned
Il Is settled acc riding law anu cannot be legally
changed rejected. Congress, IN TACT, mas nothing 10
do with except " witness the opening and counting o.
the by President OF the Senate, lac ON ser en-
trusted with that duty by the
Gazette tSep)
The Southern alliance project through which
she HAYES cOuSpratOr making their nnaI effort 10
quietly force candidate into the Presidential once
involves corruption OF southern Representatives IN
Congress and the befoggn thc intelligence OF the south
ern people We do believe that the Southern R-pre
sentatives be bought, ana still less do We believe
that the southern people can be FOOLED by false prom
ises.- Louisville COuner-J0urnal (Delnl
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03

INCREASE OF LOCAL ISDEBTEDNESs-SATTONAL
POLITICS IMPROPER IN LOCAL IssUEs-sUGGEs-
TONS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 2.-The Ohio General
Assembly met this afternoon The annual message OF
GOV HAYES was presented and read The sug-
ges,s a session The principal points covered are
as follows:
The local indebtedness Of Ohio is now s36 Oj9 9s7 56
the rembursale debt SOL 30 and the irrcduclbe
deaf ~ 2O77I6 80. The estimated receipts for the
lrrpnt year from al sources including balance On hand,
are S5.3-s, $50. aud disbursements. S3,ll612o me
tlx.s levied in 1870 and co"ciAJe III lo'1 agSfc9'l'
during the past year nearly 100000, and the
debtc,ness OF the counties, township, and school
districts has been reduced over 100000. but
cIties of the first and second class have in
crea sed their indebtedness than 10000 600.
rrnilrrs aud recommendation made that tie prin-
creS of III" Constitution which provide Tor the
deitrdness TAc message IN pointed manner suggests
that while separate political parties seem necessary 10
r1gousus of political parties in municipal government
man in bank railway COMPANY In the adninlstra-
ton Of such government al honest citizens shd cooL
M The Governor STATES that all state Institutions are Wen
managed Rccomm, ndsuou is made that Intermediate
st.: that an appropriation OF T2j,OOO should be made
llr the completion Il maps Tor geological survey asp
cui Gf It's financial embarrassment: thai department OF
mining en- lnceTlug should ht added 10 tAe ASilc IRA
Cniirac: tlat registration law should BE- passed; that
an amendment tie Constitution providing Tor the
Go.dng Of state election IN years IN which tie Pres
deutiIl eicfuou oCtuIn' anu N"J va -.
Prrsdental election occurs, should be presented 10 e
people.
In the House today resolution was offered that the
+vro bouses of tie General Assembly meet In Joint con
y.ntion On jan witness the counting Of the state
vote Mr.. Converse. Democrat, moved TO amend Dy
,rtipp ont the words witness counting" and insert
,he word count" The motion rejected-Yeas, 30
Nays. II.
Mr. Converse then addressed the House briefly urgino
that aways heretofore the wording had been count Tue
vote aud mcvod the reference Of the joint resolution ID
the Judiciary Committee until tomorrow Lost by tht
same vote Reconsideration was moved and lost Ih'
votes were strictly party.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
OTHER LEGISLATURES.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 2.-The Minnesota
Legislature met to-day. The House organized by the
election Of j. L. Gibbs Of Freeborn County Speaker
and all the other officers named in the Republican
cus The Republican for United States Senator
to succeed William Window Will be held Oh Thursday
eyenug the 4th inst The election Will occur on the
10th INST.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 2.-The State Legislature
has Organized to-day by the election Of DR. Hugh Martin
of Sussex County Speaker OF the House, and Turpln
Moore OF Sussex spe iker Of the Senate.
HARRIsBURGH Penn, Jan. 2.-The Legisla-
tire met here to-day. The Hon. L. Reed Myer tRep) Of
Bradford County was elected Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives,
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 2.-Republicn Legisla-
tive caucuses tonight nominated Gen. Thomas W Hyde
~ Bath for President Of the Senate and Edward b
Ncaley of Bangor for Speaker OF the House. The Leg
jslature will organize tomorrow, and the Governor Will
be- inaugurated on Thursday morning
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 2.-The AraidEche's
Jackson, Miss, special there was no quorum in
either house OF the Mississippi Legislature to-day The
trains are all snow bound
New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Neus see Third Pa9e.l



steamship Huntsville. Winters Fernandina Dec q via
Port 29th with mdse and 10 C. H. Mallory x Co.
SAILED
Steamships Dakota, for LIVERPOOL; II Livingston, for
Savannah WyanOke for Richmond barks Grund0yen, for
Bremen r. Burgess for Cork: Glaashun, for Gibraltar
WIND-Sunset fresh, y. W. clear.
DISASTER.
PORTLAND Ne Jan 2-The British schr Village Belle
bound Boston. lumber laden went ashore
the storm mouth Of the Prnnbscot
River ia las pulled Of and she
gwen in charge Of a kockland brig.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE. Jan 2Afr1yei, steamships william Crane,
HOwes from Boston Gull lockwood frum Charleston
schrs Alice Hodge, kinne from Brunswick, Ca Lydia MID
dletOn, Bunncn from Pr0vid Alma Bird, inkwater
from Boston Margaret G. Lyon, Young. do Ida Hudson
Kinniston. no.; lima NJ Wright Freeman, do; w > Far.
View Lille Fakenburg, FalkenbuTg from NV York Ella
PrOyIncrtOwn ;. J.. Davis hOrrgan do
Cleared barKs tNJr, Herrickson fOr Queenstown
Jerblen N0r Svendesen Tor cork schr J0an T. oandOr
Bragg UODOken.
StVIyXAH jan 2-Arrved steamship Rap!dan from New.
YOrk ship Andrew Jackson from Br n-I schr Charmer
iron, Cleared, Premier, for Liverpool bark
81 George Liverpool; steam> hip Leo Nassau. Sailed,
steamship iOT PrOvlence ships lyla for corn
American, Liverpool Cambridge do; baTks Frances for
Parker Wenonah ior Charleston scAr Winner,
for Cape Hayt.
PHIIADELPHIA jan 2-Arrived. steamships Lancaster,
Mills New York Ashland, Doughty. tOm Fau RIVER
New BEDFORD Cleared, baTks Italia Ferrora Cork or
Falmouth Concord AudersenO for Lisbon Og y bit Ben
son. for Laguayra schr Uncas, Fargo, Tor New lOfX.
Below steamship Illinois ShaCAiOrd from Liverpool.
BOSTON, Jau 2-Cleared. steamships Neptune Berry Tor
York illIsm Lawrence HOwes for hatnore; bark
tilOvannina MdFesca Queenstown falmouth schrs
Ellen for Il. x. Emerson, sears Port
Royal Sailed steamship som, rset