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and unchanged
MONDAY. SATURDAY.
Uplands. .......... lllc lll40
UfleHns. ...........". li$lc 1859
sales 800 bales. Receipts $4,000 bales
November ii 2O@ll re; DcemDer II lG8ll
49,; January Ii 2lgIl 22c; February II $40
II 56c; March II lScgll 60c; April II bl9il 6S.
Night-Cotton quiet Uplands ii 5-lGci Or
leans II IL c. SAFES $50 bales
Consolidated net receipts l7,75I bales; eX-
ports to Great BIitatn 8j7 bales; channel 500
bales.
Net receipts l,lG5 bales; gross 1870 bales.
Futures closed hrIB. Sales 1900 bales,
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LIVERPOOL, November 2d.-Noon.-Cottor

IIVEKPOJL, NONtWDCI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
firm.
SATURDAY. FRIDAY.
Middllng UplandS.,.. 4 lid b '-idd
Miudhug Dreams. E4d va
sales 10000 baies; speculatiOnS and exports
1000 bales; receipts 5000 Bales all American.
Futures, sellers at l-32d decline.
Uplands, low middiing clause, November
dclIvery, $685. HID; February and March
q g-3-d, Marcu ana April u 5-ldd; new crop
shipped November and December by sail
Il g.j2t.
D. m.-Sales include 1900 bales Nmeri-
can. Futures closed nm. Uplands low
middnng clause ,nuary delivery ID.
NEW ORLEANs, November % .-Night-Cot-
ton uuiet. Sales i,IUO bales.
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UWAIN AVN nREADsrUFTs

OATs-selling only 10 iced N ON, 'umaac
cafcp,
WHEAT Choice " Al, good milling 81 &c.
pgl 10; ian 81 lOttsl Nui low grades VI ul9
81 10,
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Nattom NaarElnt.

GALVESTON November 26-Cotton, receipts
4,0.6 bales. Exports To Great Britain 2,3tB
bales; COastWise 2lo2 bales. Sales ,sOs bales.
stock t6 jS2 bales
Market CLOSED tirm and generally held
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The north Germ states expend
annually on the twenty univfrsiiies
belonging 20 them more than S2,JJJ,
O0U. The imperial government in o ie
year expended S}jO,UOO on the uniyer
tily Of Jtrasburg. The University OF
LaiTzig lSaxonyl receives over $50,
oJO wear fr m the state. In north
Germany there is a university to ev'
err 100000 inhabitants; in Austria,
onc to every 5,OOl,OOO; in SSilzer land,
one to every 100000; in England,
one in 7,OO0,OOO.
PIC seems that Ingersoll can't go to
Berlin. The pious of the land are
solid against him. They coneede Dis
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Highest mperature-".,,...,,.,,....'
Lowest temperature .,,,..,,.,,.......,,...., .-
Average temperature NJ II m.,.,...,.....",.
kalulull IN lncnDB,., Is O-lVU
ID. W. BARNETT
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FIOrley.

Pitchers CAsiOrin IL a complete substl.
tute for Castor Oil, aud lsHs pleasant to take
AS Honey. II Is particularly adapted TO
reething and irritable children. 1t destroys
worms assimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies are as etiicaclous for Feverishnessi
Group, Worms and WhOoping Cough. Cas-
toria is scientific and purel9 vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL,
and neither gags or grlpes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. j. b. Rose u Co., N. y;
Gonis: have family OF eight children,
and have used a. much CaSJOria rs any fam
lily in the United States, / think. ! have
never found anything equal to IL. My chill.
dren have been saved frO.u iover several
time, by the use of CastOria, recommend
It's use for children, for many dtseses they
are subject to, in preference to any medicine
know of. ] feel IL my duty TO give this GER
tihcate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use OF Casloria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN r. LITTLE
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septlS-d-eod6wlyr.

n GOUD WELL day w With " oar 4 J. loot loot
Well Anger, Send FOR our sugor book. u
AuGER Co., 81. LOuls, Mo apr2iw2atuO
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Market firm with good demand. Middllnl
Olqc Low Middung &c. Good ordinary So
TO StaG.
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& ORN -leN0s, m gluch, hi96ic, In de-.
mpnd, eneueu, none uH' Ing,
HARLEY tEEprhU,lUf,
NAl,-,ic,
nAI-G OJslO % per ton, Hungarian ana
Mllltt SlDGl2,
rni ruu,s have caused % great scarcity Of
AN kinds Of gram nnl prices have boon
forced up far beyond It's Yaluy,
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NEW ORLEANS, November 2G-Flour, dull;
superflne 81 80: M s. %, MN - 90
~ 90; higher grades % 21g' W. Corn,
in iair demand but ut lower rates; yellow
COZ: white 61c. oats fair demand, prices
higher; 57@35c. COrnmeal quiet and weai at
- U.Io. Pork dull ana lower; Sl319. Lard
uutet; refined ticrce s. I095; heg e. 2jgB o.
Dry salt1d meats unsettled but generally
lower; shoulders loose j54ci packed o.. Bacon
quiet and steady AZ I419'qstst. Hams qulei
1T I3dIItVc. as in size and brand. WHISKY
uuiet and steady; rctined Louisiana 81 U9
/ rs: western 81 Ojgl W. Coffee strong; car
40 ordinary 10 prime Ib9lga gold. sugar
demand fair but 1T lower rates. common
to good common IJJhc; fair to fully fair
Ji.G7c; pr ne To choice 75aC; half yellow
clarified 7540Sisc. MOlasses, demand active
{. mmOu 2U9aic; fair 5OgSci prime 10
choice 3id4fc. Kine, quiet and weak, or
dinaIy to choice 59t18c.
NEW YORK, Noyemb Der 26.-Flour is steady
with moderate trade In exports and nome
use. Wheat lac better. active export, iaiI
milling demand. moderate busiLess III To-
ture delivery. Corn 20 better. Oats steady
| and unchanged. COflee very firm, fan
/ iponiry. PORK quiet at sli ~. Lard quiet
/ at 5 %. Whi-ky unchan- ed,
| RAITtyoEE, November &C.. Flour Is dull
/ western supernns sIgi p. Wheat stTonE
/ and higher; y D.. 2 western winter red spo'
| NovemDer 81 Hal a.; December 81 %. Corn
/ ,resfprn stronger am higher; Old western
] ,,iyeI sput and November toe; Decembel
/ SIC. steamer 5sc; new mixed spot aud No
ye,nb.r cole bid; Decem Der % &c; Janusr5
| glZr; February 5lhc. oats quiet anu steady
| Rye qLiet.
NJ. LUIS. November 2l.-Fllur, good de
,nand for extras, other grades slow. Mbta
inactive; No. red fan 81 ~ cashi e -
al ~. SOvember Corn inactivei 30.
| Sirei STATE cash; 45lt 4i51ze November
nst. guiet: No. 5tga2'jac cash; 2b1ic BIO lo
D,s.fiirer. RYE steady aud trm. barley J
aud and unchanged. WHISKY i s.ea1g 3 =
L,t - -0 bil. BuI X meat- dull clear ri
49, 81 5Oa6 20. Bacon. market bare.
Hogs-Actiye aud firin.
iisffle-Weak, demand only local
| ssheep-Quiet and unchanged
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Receipts, net II, Ol6 Uales; gross 2i,3SO bales.
Exports cUastwise 2,4i1 bales continent
B ne hRlrs. Stock 232,ll hales.
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FOR SALE.

improved and unlmproved properly In
every part OF the city and suburbs; also
farms and farming lands in Dallas, and
other counties OF Texas,
For rent or least-lloOms, offices, business
houses. dwellings, and vacant lots IN the
city of Dallas.
Special attention paid 20 abstracting and
pefectlnE titles aud establishing land
claims, aud to the collecting OF rents, notes
and accounts also TO the rendering OF prop
erty for and payment of taxes. All collec'
lions promptly pRid over or remitted.
Persons having real estate for rent or sale
are respectfully requested to give US trial
The best OF relor noes qiveu.
CUMMINS " DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 lama street
sep29-tf
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ninesnnd wool.

GALvEsroS, November 5.-Hides qulst , nu
steady. Dry selected l5c; light sellel H.
sfsrif salted i2c; damaged halt pIlc,i ~ ~
u wet sailed as they run sei ssieo's'p ''
butchers green nc, &c OF for grubs .,,
Wool-Steady and In fair demand nl ell
mn 10 nne light and free Of burs ~ -
c1arse and heavy H9l7e; Western ana Mex
lean l0glSc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

rSa isI \. .S. q .. .. as. .. \.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01

Heislcy's Samaritan Liniment is earning a
splendid reputation, especially in old chronic
cases Of Piles aud Neuralgia. Its power yer the
iahamed and irri;aird surfaces and diseased
nerves seems almos; fabulous. I, has curtd eases
Of Piles where the outW ard pro;rusions were A.
large as = hens egg, and the pain most excruci-
ating. IL gives immediate relief There isuoth-
ing At AL like it, so don, be put eft with any.
thing else. For sale by VIM. J. Edelsn / Co.
LeonNd,owu, Nd.
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ANN Can't be made by every agent ever
XYYY month in the business We furnish, but,
$OCO those willing to work can easily earn
q dozen dollars day right in their own local
ities. Have no room 10 explain here. Business
pleasant and honorable. Women, and boys and
girls do n well a. men. We will furnish you .
complete Ousfs free The business paws better
than anything else. We viii bear expense Of
starting yca. Particulars free. Write and see.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and dangh-
tiers. and all classes IN need cfpaying work At
home. should write 70 rs and learn al about the
work at once. Now 10 the time. Doa't delay
Address Tsrr 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
Oct 90. les6-em.
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Pass'tsTps.
THE UNION.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Editor.
Published every morning, (Sundays excepted
at
ga d Sired, N. w.. Washington, D. C., By
HExRY POLKIxRoRx.

The Union Is served nv carriers to subscribers
at Is cents per week, or 50 cents per month.
Single copies, three cents. by mail, (pcstage
prepaid. so cents per month, or 81 90 per year
All subscriptions must be paid invariably in ad
vance.
18rRates Of advertising furnished on appli-
cation.
~ Newsdealers ordering the Union will be
supplied AT the usual rates. The money must in
variably accompany the order.
All bank checks must be stamped. Post-office
orders are preferable.
All business communications must be addressed
70 the Publisher Of the Cnion.''
The Union is conducted on entirely cash prin.
eiples.
The Union is the only Democratic daily pub.
lshed at the seat Of Government II is dedica-
ted to the dispassionate discussion Of the events
and issrcs Of the hour. In the language Of the
initial editorial, 'rbe immediate object sought in
The establishment of this paper is to aid in pre-
venting the nation from being subjected 10 the
ills which mrst result from placing its Chiei
Nagistracy in allegiance, and frustrating the grea,
reforms of Administrative and finance decreed by
the vote of November, and we hore so to con-
duct the paper TO demonstrate its utility TO the
country ut large, ard 10 secure such support
from the people as TO assure its success and per.
nanency." Dec 81, 1876.
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o10 &C piece Of cotton saturated
O16O with DIR. HEISLEYiS SAMA-
RITAN LININENT and applied to the Pills
gives INSTANT relief. Ifs effect in Piles siike
Of 20 years standing, and no case, however chron-
ic or obstinate, can long resist its regular use
For sale by Vim. J. Edelen L Co., Leonard.
town, Md.
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Boarding.

MRs. J. C. MILBURN, formerly
Nl Of Sc. Mary's county, has re-
moved from No. SO Hanover St., to 1876
W. Leabard ST., between SAo.y usd
Lsbessy. and 10 prepared to receive or
manens and transient Boareers
Jan Z, -f670-tf.n
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OUCH!

hurts the old fo-v dealers They squcal a,
Il the low prices W. sell our Stoves
VI. Ehipr:-- want Won to proclaim tina,
w. nr" STILL AHEAD IN Low PRICES.
oar foundry Is right in the midst OF the Coal
an Iron region of PcnnSylvani therefore We
ca mAs STOVES cheaper than any other foun-
dTv. aad W. will sell them a; retail at whole, ale
prices.
We are AHEAD IN QUALITY. weuse NON.
hni the best No. Iron, and employ the b,s,
mechanics We can get
We are AIiEADlN oar TIMES COOK" for
QUICK BAKING. l, took the Gold Medal over
ell competitions. baking III his of Bread in Al
minutes from the time oil lighting the fire aud
only used lbs. of wood
ffvoa want the Beat Baker.
The largest Oven,
The tvicSt Iron
The Best Fitted Stove.
Raw the TINES COOK.
We Ia1saa,ee every one: ifit docs no, Rake
t"S. prt" or give satisfaction: YOU NAV re-
turn II AMI We will refund The m ,uey.
The only place 20 buy them is at
IS y. Gay S.r.,..
tnsti above the Bridge. 10 moi forret the ",
IS. II ia between From; Stree, and the Bridge
The number is
90. 96. 90.
W. J. II. CLICK,
90 " t;ay Street.,
BAL TYkORE.
L. S.-As the city Of Baltimore IL bsinc
'oded with Stoves made in our Peui,en tar
NJ conact hhor. we would particularly warn
aud caution our friends TO be verv careful wh.r
th.v bnv-to ask who makes the Stoves-iu
fact. come direct to 90 y. Cav Street for iusor.
manon. Oct s. is76-6m.
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TAILORING.

HEuudersigned respec,fuIl, informs his
friends ard The public thai he has received
alarge assortment OF samvl of various 1 inds
ofimpor,ei CLOTHS and CASSIMEREs which
all are invited 10 inspect. He will furnish the
goods and make up suits or Farticu Ian carmen,
on the most reasonable terms. eating and
making done in the very latest styles. Cloth.
ingrepairedat the shortest notice. Prices "a
sLitthe times.
CIV ARMSwORrHY.
Tailor.
Leonardtown, Nd.
Aprins. lsTe-tf.
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Weems' transportation Line.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
-

On and after FRIDAY, January 26ih. 1877,
the steamer Mary Washington (weath-
CT permi,ting) will run as follows:
Leave Pier Liz street wharf every FRIDAY
morning a, 30 clock, for the Paiuxent river,
via Fair Haven, Plum Point and Governors Run,
as far up as Hills Landing, calling at all land
ings on the Patuxcnt excep, Parkers and Plan
tiers.
viii leave Hills Landing every MONDAY
morning, proceeding as far up As Dukes: will
leIve Dukes wharf mt 8 O'Clock TUESDAY
mornings for Baltimore.
Fr,igh, received at Pier No. Light street
wharf on Thursdays only.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
s. II. FORBES. Superintendent.
0aice Is Light street wharf.
Feb. q, 1877.
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r am now prepared TO furnish planter With
L nv Patep Tobacco Prize apou the shortest
reasonabie notice. This Prize 10 now being
quite generall, usedi n thislocalit. and has. 90
far, .ivep universal satisfaction. The adsan.
tAgesit possesses over All other Prizes noa In
sie are too vsriedsnd manifold to admit ofde-
s;rip.ioniu thisadvertisensnt tits conceded
bYall whohaSe ased IL TO be q greaiseonomis'
OF labor, and iii sdmitted that II places To-
t*ccoi o inarkeii aconditionvery So erio n q
that OF any other Prize now n nse.
Prise With railway u sach mept 70 prisetws
hhds.Aiteruately, $50. withoutrailway,t $50
RsvERExcE:
JamesA CArberry,
Joseph Gongh, Rev r Dewolf,
Geo ) Mattiugley. John Diliahay.
and many others " ho ha re the prize q useon
heir states.
FELIX MORGAN,
Leonardtown Nd.
unei9 .is73-tfs
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The Big Brown Store.

ARGE new stock just received for the Fall
- trade.
PRICES Low.
BOOTS AND SHOES. Large. hne stock,
= esear~st IA pss ceEaty. Cal saa see.
NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING. Good and
- priccs low.
AlEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. CLOTHS
~ aud kERSsiS. Come and learn the price
RHEw STOCK or HATS. Very fine.
- New stock Of TIN WARE al reduced
prices>
oiENTY Of goods and more COMING Css.e
] ant hss. We viii sell JOB LOTS Of goods
- los ar loser than they thew can he procured
from Baltimore. A. A. LAWRENCE.
Lecnard;own,
Sept. ~, lsTs-tf. I'd
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STIFF MuSCLEEareinss.nily relaa
cd snd made pliabIe by one application OF HE'S
ey's Samaritan Linin<nt. For sale by Wn. ..
Edeies 4 Co., fecaardscws, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-03-01
THE GAZETTE
iS7T
BALTIMORE

Encouraged by the public appreciation Of the
effort TO make hrst-class independent journal
tie Publisher Of the Gazette has perfected such
arrangemo nts as will maintain iis present stand
ing in advance Of any other newspaper in Balti-
more. The fearless ard aggressive tone Of its edi-
torial comments will he continued, and the yar-
ETY. Of its reading matter will be an additional at
traction 10 the general reader. II will be indie
pendent in all things and neutral in nothing.
and will unsparingly denounce the wrong and
commend the good, no matter what men or party
may be affected by its action. Its constantly in
creasinr corps Of special correspondents includes
able representatives at all the prominent new
centres in the country who keep its readers fully
informed Of all current events. Its reliable
Washington correspondence heretofore a marked
feature, will be found to be OF more than ordinary
interest during the present year, while the news
from all parts Of the World furnished by the Asso-
ciated Press, will be presented daily in succinci
and attractive form. The excellence ofits local. f.
nancial, commercial, maritime and misct llaneous
departments will be rigidly maintained. Par,ic-
ular attention will be paid to Maryland news,
and that of the adjoining states. The Gazette is
published in a beautiful and attractive form, and
no effort viii be spared TO keep il, in every re-
spect. in the front rank of American Journalism
The Daily Gazette, pages, % columns, pay
able in advance, Sc co. year, So % for six
months, 81 IS for three months. or 80 cents a
month, postage prepaid At this Office.
The Weekly Gazette, in addition to the brigh-
est and hest features Of the daily issue, contains
all the news Of the week carefully collaied. II
is filed with domestic and foreign news, special
correspondents able and fearless editorial COM
men,s, and interesting literary selections. II is
prepared with a special view to make il health
full, vigorous. elevating and instructive family
newspaper, and embraces every department found
in hrs,-class weekly journal. 1t is one of the
best and cheapest newspapers in the country.
Terms in advance, one dollar q year, postage
prepaid ai this Office. No Subscriptions received
for q shorter time.
Address, The GAZETTE.
Dec. q, 1876. Baltimore. Nd
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Opium, Chlorofcrm, Peppermint, rurrensiae.
CSsasese. Cayense or Ginger in Heisseys Sans.
risan Lininent. This uew and aondsrssl verr-
table pain destroyer Is entirely diferent from IN
Others. Fer sale BIZ WIN. J. Edeien Co., Lea
arcscv.a, Nd
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
l||||||lg'||!|I
- Al sUvy1exls 4
A sPEEpxxPEHnANEKTcuRE.
Ds. CLE00 nay b ssusuIsed eisher PERSONAL
" CT by letscr, upon al sbcee diseases usually
termed con6denfiAl vIfch tend 10 enbitier life
and shorten ID duration. Intending
9f1yoUS ee0lltI1,
CssssAS AdIossbcn, HnAs u de Rsck ssa
Leias, NtnslSis, Fsisfisg Fits, Nsrross-
sess, DsShrs A.esy. nsak.ess. Piss-
rte NISs Acs ssd RsAk, Arnsiss
o 6srSay, Ceqfssies Of Ideas;
Cbsssspsiss H1rexs Head
seSs, kkesnati,n,
Pslpssass - Ahs.s, 1rsasiasr kai.aAsly,
DsoaGhf on By
yeylsEvI InIlSelEIi0I.
yearf expesiesce II he shove diseases, which
eaaose9 Mn - e3ecN cur, Wneu III otnef feu1-
ediss haxs hilsd without tie No. a Aeruary OF
Mineral n any form, the Doctors treatment BE-
ing PURELY VEGETABLE. - .-- -w
Lei no hIss delieaey prevent thoee suffering
from any Of he shove diseases, making an early
spplicaaion, los oten . few days neglect bring
P.s; g ss sss.s:s :. u. Ho.p;..l IL r.ou;r,a
60, 3 gtsavsck Nsck,
R4kTxMORE
d. CLkGG, quantities that no case placed
under his treatment shall leave his care till re
stored to sound aud vigorous health.
Now ready, . pamphlet on Nervous Debility
and all Diseases, ffes BY post for two three-cen,
stamps.
n B.-Patisnts livisg ct any dissasce esn h
successfully treated by sending symptoms oftheir
disease. The doctor will forward free printed
list Of questions, which enable the patients to
give minute description Of their case, which is
all he requires to effect a sound cure. Office
hours from in the morning till 10 at night;
Sundays till IL noon.
All Letters dlrerted Dr. CLEGG, Lock Hospi
tai, Baltimore, Maryland. win receive pronp-
stfention. Nov. Q, ls76-fy.
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No. 9o7 La. Av., bt. 9th and 10th SITS.
WASHINGTON, DC.

References by Permission. &C. A
James. Esq, Cashier of the Bank of
Washington, Washington, d e.; Hon
Lewis Mckenzie, President of the w
& o r Il Co., Alexandria, Va; p H
Troth, Esq, President of the Upper
Potomac Steamboat Company, Acco-
tiuk, Va; Messrs Davy & Harmon,
Merch ,uts, Alexandra, Va; Messrs
Buzby / Brown, Commission Merchants,
222 North wharves, Philadel,bia; Hon
B G Harris, Leonardtown, Nd.
Aug. "a, lS76-tf.
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Straw berries, 10 e 1000
Raspberries, So :" 1000
Ornamental trees from 81 so to 81 25 each.
Shade do les TO 200 -
These trees are all frst-class trcss and true to
name. All trees and plants that are properly
cultivated and cared for and then die will lie re-
placed free Of charge by the purchaser paying
freight Thankful 20 citizens Of st. Marys for
their liberal patronage, l respectfully solicit q
continuance Of the same. Correspondence soli-
cited. Catalogues mailed free Of charge on re-
quest. Address,
r. W. BRAMBLE, ST. Inigoes.
ST. Mary's county, Md.
Jan 4, ls77-3m
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Yor NEED NOT SUFFER FROM PAIN ONE
HOUR after reading this sdversi<mens. Ces .
bottle Of Hsisley's SAmarisan Linimens and -
what marvellous power u has upon the nerves
in Neuralgia and fccshacAe. For sale By wu
]. Edelen Co., LeonAresown, No
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G.. +. WILKINS s. CO.,
Commission Merchants

For the sale of Butter, Eggs, Poultry
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-08
puprez g. Benedict.

This excellent troupe is SO we'll known
in this vicinity as to scarcely need COM
ment, but, that our readers may know
that its standard Of excellence has not de
creased we clip the following from their
large list OF press criticisms:
Doprez 4 Benedict's great company oil
MINISTRIES made their debut before q dis
tilguished California audience last evening
that throneed every portisn of the i'm.
mense auditorium of the CALIFORNIA;
theatre. There must have been over
5000 persons present.-SdR francisco,
California, Daily Figaro.
This very excellent minstrel company
played to a large, highly pleased audience
at the Academy of Music last evening. The
overture aud ballad singing are selections
Of gems. and the olio which follows is full
of fun and music The comedians are Of
the best men in the business. Two or three
original burlesques were presented last
evening, and the enthusiasm of the
audience knew no bounds. Cleveland
Ohio, Daily Leader.
Duprez & Benedict's Ministries. This
company is largely patronized by our mos
fashionable citizens. The performances
are Of high order. The singing and in
strumental music is good, and the bur
lesques create roars of laughter Mon.
tredI, Canada, Daily Herald.