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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-12

Erw-TORK, Saturday, Nov. 10, la
The following auction sales were made at
Exchange salesFoOm to-day
M Bsradrd grBN.
story brick building with lot. 10 800 Washington
II, es, 5llO n s Chari0n-st. lot 27.2x7Gf G W
Nv p. =. Hmm
OnefhIr' Interest story brick building AMI lot. No
80 West lffh-st, :. Jl5 n Hudsyn-st. lot y5x
1851 = n Quackenboss .....-...... 2
2st0rv brick house 18th lot 70. .r07 isr-avr " e.
u 70 u H3ds;, lot 2j-lOO; Gern1nia Lhc fnsIrrnce
Cnmreny .............-..
A similar house WITH Dot. No 40 I2Ists, n = 1884
q 3d-ave lot l8.fK5l; Msrga e Bogarlus. DOL. 8.
m 4. IT. NfIeF & son
plot II land. llts-ave f95 n 35thst % 90:
J plot llthavc, 40 70 v 35thst 81 Or 100,
loi, 50 Wrsf 36thgt. 100 n ~ 'th-1ve 2jx9-9'
,ot-. West lg6,hst, 80 q a new avenue and
tn.aye, each 25xl0O u. l0t@ on lth-ave, cor
10 thst. 20 llXlO1; lots. n West iO6th-st loo n
Inaye, escl 2JX2' 10; 4 lott on Boulevard
cor IL INST 100 xl75 lots. West Il2th-
=. -@' ~ e bouicv ~, and land under water.
h'unled hy l2lh ana 18th aves lOjth aad iO6th ID
BY JQ0.J C0Haruu
story brick b1aemeGt and stable wtf Tor On Green.
wicisL cor HOrailOst. lot 22X72.ll; shaw.
*
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Coun!rn Eea! esla.e t0r 5aIs.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM for SALE,lying
= oa tha south bans OF tAr HAEIlAN RIVER. ADJOINING
lands of he HON. r. 4. FI.ELINGHU -EH and "tAe.-
containing 81 acres u De. state OF cu iFall = en-, t
of -aiuc hICH MEADOW. l5 about - niles iinn -"cf-
yl. aua near u.e BE- r. st1rg FL i zap tA. ,a'.',' "a
Inc other railroads ~ h"u re AZ public Frnine ph vi y
DAY. nov. T. lo1 ~ oetcs 10 .he li'g tneh q" 40
graL.sca T.. l. NELDi = ..fi 'Ilal'll- OK l- i'p'-
-omervil", -. j. Nov. 3, --Ii.
4 BARGAIN.-A large. comfortable house and
4 four acre. 90 col yaei alu viii 3bln.lLs 3 is..S
and frl.tf pleasantly . a.- 90 % ~ y III y.
Ilt responsible parties 20 TOYS ieLI F9t pN-
rcuars laq IRE N A. r. ALbly 3zs B2Mery.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
< SARATOGA SPRINGS,
Tciilbfll,y situated Broadway, WITHIN ~ fods OF me
rai.lrttrI Congress- W1.hiL-tuu and Columbian -plEEs
For le gtIy i0s lo-g t.ias q desired Address H. J..
HALL, on prt misses
DUTCHESS County farm. o. acres rolling sur
f,r. I zhy productive sol w,I vltfrc, rih p1id
M. and cHmman CHARMING Flcfs INC uihE ANS
Hirlin &C., tul particulars 9 g. llDi .lp Bl AWAY.
VANES RIVER. NIRGINIA.-A very yalua-
- bic state ol over % o acres %, pr W. and 81, LIE
for - SING carly vegetables and fruits f.r N1rt. rn marx -
sf1,T,Ioi- landing on Che prem SIS. FaI pa tcuiars.
RULASD s. WHITING, beeamdl-st
A,TORE and DWELLING combined, at Mill
> brook s. y. Address j. DEAElNl %, fisah'..' y. 7.
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Gin DroperIp 80 Get.

CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL SUIT . or
~ ROOMS second floor; perfect con- .UQni htnl'olne
browust0ue with owner, 80 1tAave 200 Briu"ay cars
pass.
CHOICE FLATS TO RENT.-0n the Eastern
\ Boulevard .AVenus-Al between 5sth anil 35,h "a
suendd ituaton on gh ground overlooking the k-t nv
er Hlackwss s,nd ard Lo4g Island Eac folr clmDire;
For small, resperiAlf filrs u
moderate means these as among tie most e,aOr ths
civ Rent 81 - per month Apply 10 PA ELfs DoDSE
- o., II and IS Clf a.; OF 20
JOHH D. CRIMMTNs.
1887 3days
FURNISHED FLOOR suitable for house
e.lpg. also furnished and uuiurlisled nouscs. Ref
crences Everett Library, 0db 6.A-lte.
GRANT, elegant French fats; just conptet.
" eight iapuy eurn1s' Neiy e1''p 'l1''
IN attendance. 800 and 81 west 93th--l,
rynO LET-FULLY FURNISHED, 40 Lex
4 ingtonaye, near 5OthsL W. B. CHJsHf I-O hioAa'
way. or 80 LeNlngtOuaye.
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g1i. f,lov-irg comparative statement oi the exc
- ,5 s5.ar. frum Che port If v-iOrk tu foreign
por, nom January % this date for period Oh twenty
-Ir q.
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.IrNr STOCK nFpARTNFNT-lOl4 AND II

C"VT|I'NNIENI NIUII IEIAEIWFNI-- u ANU i ?
O'CLOCK A. ".
r & g. Common l-sl IT, $. 5s 1910 Coup
cd uOD- .......llOl. 6uOO.. -.-..--........1 Osas
F. -fr 'f5 Z s. small Coupon
o.. III
L coupon 1867
lJu1u.. ......... l2.lOSas
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3s'orv brick blaemeGt and stable uitf Tor on Green
MieisL cor Horat0-sL lot 22z72.Il; shaw.
HlcAcdo a. Peurr So.
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Conntrp DroperIn 10 Ce,.
Real estate 60 Grrnanss.

A HOUSE near 5th-ave., lightly mortgaged,
y 10 exchange unincambercd tarm near ms Guy or
~, eauv u house Zd Ar AID unincumbrrel cy 0S-
viii be- given Address the principal II. BABCock loth 81
East River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-12

49,. o.iowinc shows me ex arts eXcusIye OF s1rri r
r fr nri of N.a-Io.k I'D urel-u nort-, 'or ID. Wee,
,gEire v-uUar ., aud srr tar beg ing OIL t-' i.
.,.-..o,v.,- s-.,3J si5,..i9 sG.o-4doi
rr.ious tOIfe!-L4 i.'''t --.'.'''t -''"', -'.'"
Total snreJan. l..s2I73ll-47 sz-yI5- t3 s-iJo7 .s9
price or gold ..------- t4t'- -""f -'-
The .oIowias SHOWS the IMPORTS Of dry goods ana g-h-
ri r cluai,e lt tine morn of NrN-iorh Tor ilt N-rA
en- ms November TO- aud snca the De- 'n- oi -e YEAR
For fhe week; l-.'.o .lTi .-L.>' IA
4. neral muru Z-' .tt5 .''.." 1''' ''''
Total i.r tLe week. ~'..5-.95 .-s'9 90. ',tt
previously reported 2oa.o''4'9 -'o4l7'-' -'''.-'''o
--,.., n,orsp1 s2,4523o43 s27-.a370cG s-5.,a-l3j7
THE tuov.nrarc tle dry goods imports included ID
the abOvr period:
Frt.r'.t M ri. port - s1325U9g f9,H.oi7 sl35do3
T1.r.yrI ODD ura-art.-- l,3 -,-J1 Soi,5-O 1874 -
since Jan. 4. 1870 ..- .-.. --, 900 .,,c .-, 1-r ,.o
Thrown on market. 3}73.9ie 7i7-'.--l 1-Ot'l'
,I c,- -s of -pfri. from tre port oi NtW-lUra ioI
. r,c p. ing yo,amber TO- and since the beginning OF
.,'. .'I. -, W. ..............-.... sa-oo
Previously reported '' i''.'
Total since snuary -e''t7 90
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REAL ESTATE.

EEwYORK Saturday. Nov TO- 1877
The following auction sales were made at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-12

i. f..Is ing baanccs were n toe United - l.S -
my r,la. li Oh. CLOSING hour: Cure y el-I Loo :
mad for rrr redemption ODD fractional cuiIrir. O.
s IA mo-. ec. deposit OF l.-acu.rss 20 iie re
drr-'r'oI o .r- Itra,rs of dauosr e39.7l5DO: CON
fu. uoiur -.}3 -54 400 10 coin ~ p.
o.tf a.-tu,i-p. i.l,Ii-lcutirr-. ~.i54. i3J.~9-
4 .c srl-. -r tu-- '- the ,.ir'r" ~ ."alA'e ANA IT.
paul HALLWAY Company COM ur- s' 'oho"+'
r,.. ,-.., e., November - secs sLf33 g. .,o0l
Previously r-sor,Dt ...-- ''f'.f-4' ''.''--'
IN nj since January Lee. s7C25Jsl sG-5J-72 tt73ddOi
r.l. .i iuIr and -rIIn go t.e principal At.An
.,.' ., -f. NH. loIu Ia,. of NYyeu.ucI, were:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
ICoMMUN NICATED.
CALIFORNIA, Sept, Is, 1871

.Messrs. Editors The action OF the
Board of School Commissioners against
me calls for condemnation, which |
beg leave omake through the medium
OF your columns.
In this age Of assumed authority, so
prevalent IN once free country, and
OF dexterous quibbling which character
ize the ambition of every pigmy called
accidentally into power, presume may
be excused it state fully and boldly
the issue between the School Board
aud myself, even If I be constrained TO
elevate the honorable rgcntlemen to
position their recen. action seem: to
covet, namely, an assumption Of prerog-
ative in the dignifcd duties devolving
upon them, unknown elsewhere than
among the tabled powers Of Llliputs
with subjects too diminutive &c WELD
a straw. When men placed in power.
and power that SHOULD command the
honor of gentlemen, by confident
people. chose to betrav or insult that con-
idence BY triiling with their interest in
selecting or re; ;ec:,ns teachers for their
childrs; as their whims or preiudices
dictate. it i, time some voice-no mat
ter If feebler than one used to falsify
his -trust-bc raised in censure Of such
disregard al he law and right with
which he is invested as the action
against me bv the School Board has
exposed. The simple charge | make,
and which vii! submit TO higher au-
thority, a charge that involves more
than the aanrlment of nv appointment
as teacher, i that witkou. any rause, or
any notification whatever. am re-
jected as teacher Of :. hool No. 2. to
which Fer serrn vear> have given nv
time and devoted nv energies. II has
grown u and strengthened Under nv
faithful and unremi;ling discharge of
duty.
l holds First Grade Certificate, issued
BY DR.. Bunting and renewed bv Mr..
TiPpett, gentlemen Of inquestionable
competency, though no. appointed 10
their responsible position by political
su't6l'ns OF social intrigue and may no,
have possessed, in the estimation of
certain sci-disart superiority. sufficient
brains to Judge Of the ability Of teach
er to gratify the jaundioed taste Of their
iaieHo.s whose Pha-aSsie conse;enees
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
How TO Cure Sickness

Natures method OF publication and
consequent curei Is founded on thr rational
principle of judicious purgat;on.an when
il is considered that the best PHYSICIANS
pursue the practice of attention 10 the
stomach and bowels Us preliminary land
often the only) treatment of disease, it Is
not difficult To perceive that n remedy
possessing all the requisites of n purgativc
and alternative. in addition TO other and
valuable remedial influence. must obtain
for itself more than ordinary consideration
and favor. Our remedy combines every
quality required for the treatment "f dis
case on tine above named rational rrinci-
pie. 1t i pleasant Cathartic, active
or gentle, according 10 the dose; it is =
Blood purifier. toning and cnrichiuc this
fluid hy iis Alternative property; its action
on the Liver Is soothing aud certain, pro-
noting the hillary S,CrItionS; il is q safe
and reliable Emmcna yosuC, acting specifi-
Caily upOn tho uterine system: Il atforis
the greatest at'ainable relief in Dyspepsia,
and cures whenever used as directed;
and in conjunction with hygienic means
10 the best preventive Of Constipation
that can I've suggested.
From tho above il would then appear
that the simplest mc thod 10 cure sickness
Is that one which combines jua!cinus 1ur-
CATION with rlvStCa! s;,stC.anCr, anil the
Observance Cf hvrienic measures: the
head should hC Kept cool. the feet warm,
and the bowels open; and when treating
diseases on tie PRINCIPLES exhibited j.. :,.c
manual ri, rrcd to ieiow (which every
one should rcadl the strength should lc
sustained hy nourishiuy (no: stimrhtilg)
food Of the Kind alartydta the complaint
FFsFt u.
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For the Beacon.

For the Beacon.
.Nesus. Editors II smile inyolunta-
riiy as prepare for this confab. there
are many specuiations afoat as to nv
identity. Some insist I must be .wo-
man-my thoughts betrsy my ser. ifa
ha! There was q Doctors assistant
cnee who was positive that his patien,
had feasted on horse because he dis.
covered saddle under the bed.
Perhaps Time viii tell who is right
and who not. .7propos Of Time-were
| versed in the classics I would Latin
ize the sentence how Time flies, bat
Is 1t is | must content myself with a
comparison and say, how like a thiei
speeds Time
September With her Suminer-like
beauty will soon glide into the Past aud
October, the Sabbath month Of the year
crowned and beautiful in her mcian.
eholy, WILL be with Us to enchain the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
!. ..SEPIEMbERl "a. 1877

~ heeh sosne corruption and always
ah be IA eser~ aege hodv, even The
lnrch. Ne adns't sh~se have been hlun-
p enrsn;t:sd hy the party, int Il Is
1snss % err. What We do claim is.
xItAs6 : period 81 twsiss sears,
= e!4 a&reass has been reasieed
- 19egll 3l ahsse % wiiaiu 81 pes
81 f1lR6 : Y Hs s!giH that ,'as
III 1l1Gn 3Sef ceibse n ouS ma
- 11se5eyp0 {ka6asla essi
tUday. boruu ~ nssney in E.srstsean snou-
ey markets upon as good or beefr terms
than any European power. that, the
starry banner" up6orne BY heprayers
OF free people, floats more proudly on
the breezes Of heaven, and with no ell
ement of internal weakness, our eagle
scars nearer the sun than his pinions have
ever borne h,m before, end that from a
Srd or 4th rate power, we have sprung
into the very first rank of nations, and
all This has been done by the genius Of
republicanism, "that crum5ling and in
consrnous. but thoroughly trained party
OF distrust,' and that under the admin
istntien Of our present executive, even
our foes say, the work Is we'll done .
Now, then, you gentlemen ccme out
from under the sickly shadows and take
your fight upon the issues Of to-day.
Where do you stand, on what declara-
tin Of principles that of 90, made to
sut Southern extremists,-those of '64
ard 90, made to suit war democrats
tNorth)-that of '12, gotten up for Gree
ley.-or that of 76, intended 10 suit all
these different elements and so well sea-
scned that each man found something
IN the dish 10 suit his appetite, Do
ysu stand upon the platform of that al
most extinct race OF democrats as rep
resented by that old landmark OF de-
mecracy who, believing in the princi-
piles OF his party, States Rights to ITS
fullest extent included, stood For four
years amidst the seething caldron of
hate and passion that bubbled around
and broke in vain attempt to bow
his bald head and white beard to their
mandates or remove his upright form
and stern face the then star of South
ern Md: lt"e) from his path of duty !!
Or do you belong to that more modern
and numerous class that, when the storm
raged and the lightn;nss flashed around
aim. admired from afar, but when sun
shine and calm once cleared the debris
from the political path, thought them
sselEea better representatives.: Show
0uf hands-where do you stand-an-
der what chief serve you. For these
old democrats who. believing in GER
tain principles, dared maintain them at
the peril of their lives, we NAV and do
differ but have the most unbounded res
pect. For those who see a difference
only in name or quarrel because Repub-
licans arc in and they out, we don't say
much about.
L. J. SUTTON.
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To Prevent Sickness,

Inc praEoIAcCd oI.el.oi.s a.! the a.lCSs
Therapeutics i4Id;,aIc that nsGst diseases
are the dlrCCi insult Of yiG3ielflIoG; ard
as their successful tr2a:mCnt @. disease is
founded on the principle and practice Of
eliminating this blood pcison ' ,iutiicious
purgatIon. 20 this SAME pr.nciplc, BY rea-
sonable adaptation 10 any case, Is the
surcsi means to prevent disease
keller's Vegetable Life l,rors are an al-
solute preventive OF diseases a. N, d by i'm
purity of the Blood, of Liver diseases, OF
diseases OF the Stomach. lnieSt;ncs, etc. Its
corrective influence viii prevent or short
en- attacks OF Dyspepsia. Jsundice. Nav-
ols Debility. Uterine Disorders, Fever and
Ag,ic anu all thai numerous class Of dis
eases induced l,y malarial poison. To pre-.
vent disease. thea, purify the tlood ii
aecsled hy using n reliable altcrai.ye and
purgatisr; this, conjoin.d with the o,ssry-
ance of hygienic dIrcsiions, viii establish
condition uf ho,iy IN which health viii
he the ralo and disease the exception. A
careful per,isal cf the Manual of purya-
tive and Depurativc Medicine" will fully
illustrate the subject Of VI hiCh the aboye
Is mere outline, and " III CLEARLY indicate
the method of using ksllers Vegetable
Life Drops> To h had ai Drug S;orts or
sent TO any address on receipt OF cent
stamp by w.t. ksllss, Cssniss 6annsrs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

ns II Great chance to make money. II
hIUD YOU can't get gold, YOU can get
NVbDs grccnhacks. We need a person
In every town to take subscriptions Tor
the largest, cheapest and lest illustrated
family publication in the world. ANY one
tan become IL successful agent. The most ele-
CANT works Of ar, are gi'rh ffec to subscribers
The pricc il ~ low that almost every bod, sub
scr,bcs. tine agent reports making over $3.50
in week. \ Lady arrn, reports taking over
400 subscribers in ten Ia,s. All who engage
make mones fast. You can devote al you! ,irus
to the business, Vr only Your spare time. You
need not Ia away from home over nirh, You
can do it as wyll As others Full particulars.
directions aud terms tree. Elegant and cxpen-
sNc Outfit free IL you want pru6,ahle work
send your address AT once. II costs nothing
TO try the business. No one Who engages fails
To- make great pay. Address The People :
Journal. Portland, Maine.
Aug 10, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

II Won suffer from sick or nervous h-a,lache
morning sickness or Neuralgia, go 20. your drug.
gis; and get II ten cent trial pack Of pr. Hcsley
Victor Headache Powders. or ]. r. HrlSiEY 4
TO, Salem. y. J, will mail them postpaid \
single powder actually cures the mos; distressing
cases in ten minutes. II Is purely ,cgs,shle, en-.
trrly harmless. ph, sicinnS discovery. and VI
guaran:,c il 10 do all We claim You can gel
the 80 cent packs or the lO ccui trial size a, M
J. Edelcn & Co, Lconarhiowr Nd. and at al
firs,-clasS Druggists escryw here. Convince your
Delf. Jan -, ls11--n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27
WhVWe become Sick

Aside from hereditary pre-disposi,ion
10 many diseasas, there arc four prominent
Causes Of much of human disease, and
these are: Impure air, which causes poi
soning of the Blood and Pulmonary dis
eases; unhealthy water, which is a great
source OF Typhoid and kindred fcyers;
Improper food, which. is tho cause of
Stoniachic and Igtesiinal derangeuiSnt;
anu sudden changes of climate and ten.
peraturo. which induce congestive disor-
Gers Thus, the absolute essentials of life
arc often charged with the principles and
poisoned with the germs of disease and
death Whenever the proportional prin-
cipies of the Blood become disturbed from
any of the causes named, impovcrishment
or poisoning of this fluid follows; if the
digestive organs act nbnorma,ly, Dyspep-
sin and its distressing effects manifest
themselves; any cause that tends TO ex-
Cite the unusual action of the Liver ia
certain 20 produce Bilious diseases; and
whenever there is iorpiiude or sluggish
ness OF the bowC!s-Constirati with It's
host Of attendant evils, establishes itself.
From these universally accepted truths
Il becomes comparatively easy to explain
Why We Become Sick. BIZ ncglccting
ihe laws Of nature, and eating unsuitable
food, or eating wholesome food in an
improper manner; hy abundant drinking
at meals, hy many other impropric;ies of
eating and drinking, and particularly by
that one health destroying habit peculiar
TO the American pcoplc-rapid eating
Indigestion or Dyspepsia is established
with all OF its distressing consequences;
immediately the Blood lowers its standard
and lecins 10 deposit its impurities in the
weakest parts of the system, causing all
manner Of discomfort and disease accord
ing 10 the degree of impurity and the
point of deposit. The great organs be-
come involved; the Brain feels the bad
influence; the Liver. the Spleen, the
Heart, the Lungs. the Kidneys. the Skin
all are affected. and unless the impurity
he removed, the whole volume of tile
Blood will become 81 poisoned that exist
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

One more polygamoss,
Short in the breath,
Frighuuily bigamot,s 4@E
G0oe 20 his dsGfh. --fl =
Turn not assy from him - 49,
Scofning 70 touch; ''' q '"' -.
90 oeafer-pisy fof him. 'ass 1i o#i
e Asriea % nscA. ID. ssir1gT@ l!iE
-siss % Ais fssssrssz. .sa.~ - ....ss.
Two hundred bfothers-in-la&,
Three hundred sisters-in-laW,
Fifty odd mothers-in-law q
An in one fansiiy ~~' 1ls =.s
Stuck polygamily; tA
Think Of their daily life
Full OF domestic strife,
Cat fights and squesIings:
Think Of the tears and cries,
Then try 10 Ann Eize
Some of their feelings!
Turn not away from him
Scorning TO touch:
Go nesrer-pray from him.
Married so much.
oh this is pitiful,
Sad house with widows ffii,
Buxon and tair
Bachelors think oft
Go near the brink of il
Vow If you dare
s'lll with his biganit;
Nick-named polygamy,
Leave him at rest;
Gross his hsnds humbiy,
As praying dumbly,
Over his breast;
Owning his weakness,
The poor, erring creature:
And leaving with neekuess
His mantle to-
sThis vacancy has not We, been filled.
It B. Avery, In the \. Y. Daily Graphic.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

A hotel is advertised as Kept BY the
WIDOW Of Mr.. Brown. who died lat
summeron a new aad improved plan"
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Notice 20 Debtors.

oFRSoNS indebted IN me or Hotel acrouu,
are requested 60 settle the same withcu,
Farther delay Any longer failure TO 10 SO will
comrei nse TO placc their accounts la the wav O,
legal collection. NV snn. Herbert p Moorr, is
authorized 10 receipt for me
MARY J. MOORE,
LeOnard,owp. Nd.
Jan is, ls7T=a
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II AVlNG assumed since the ist of january.
- 1877 the rroprieicrship ot Moorr's Hotel In
Leonari,own, the undersigned rvSgrCiiully he
speaks continuance ot the liberal patronage
which has heretofore hccn extended to the House
and takes occasion 10 assure the travelling public
that no etAF' ~ endcavor will lie wanting ON
his part 80 maintain thr ancient high reputation
oi the establishment ~ a place Of entertainment
EEEsEaT 7. NccAE.
March 80 ls-.-tF
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Rheumatic Pains

suh1uCa Bl llEiSLEl'S SAMARITAN, LuxINsxr.
and II never fails to- h"rrii even the wors, caSrs
OF chronic Rheusnst'.'u. l'cu't he put of with
any othr-. For sale hy VIM J. Edclrn 4 10
Leonardtown, Nd
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ST MARY's REAcoN
Is RpsLIsHED xvEaf THURSDAY M
J.P. KING l. TT. YATES :,

Tksss er sosstAirT,es 20 % aaasm
No INSCRIPTION win be received fnr sisortes pc
ticd yAan sin monfhs ard no paper 10 ~ dis
eonsirucd until Nil ssteaaages are paid e1e3pt ai
NE op6cn Of the pabiishsfs. - -
Tsssssaez zAssEasnsnss--7s. cents pcs <auare
<asesE is3sFsson. Eight NJ o. u n Bsss;er I
4ype ccnssitnfea n square. If the numbcr Of in
sertions be no, marked on the advertisement, II
will be published until forbid, and charged ae-
eordingly. liberal deduction made TO those
who advertise by the year
Communications Of IA personal character y III
be charged AZ the same rates ms advertisements
obituaries ten lines in length Sill becharged
nj the rate Of % cents per sIrnrr.
All communications for publication must lie
nc' c'ompanied uiih the real name OF tie author or
no attention will he paid to them
Hereafter the cash must accompany all an
houncemenis for public Office
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

IWHu1Nn The in,olersble itehisg o
IIOu1Nu Piles, Corns. BuniOns. &c.
reases the vesr ~ rASr lieislc, Samaritan Iin-
ltaent Is use For sale by VIM. j. Edeier 4
Co, Leonar'iinSn Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

STIFF MUSCLES eiustsp,ly relax
Cd, and made plishie BY one application ofHeis-
lev Samaritan tininren,. Fer sale hy VIZ. :
Eds!cn Co. L-onarG;cws, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

- Great Mills prepared 10 attend to all cal |
IN the line CT his profession.
Dee II ls1G-ti
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-27

sThis vacancy has not We, been filled.
IT B. Avery, In the \. Y. Daily Graphic.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
4 FACT FOR ADVERTISERS TO APPRECIATE.
The circulation of the EVENING TELEGRAM for the
week ending Saturday September Is, 1877, fol-
lOws:-
~'"0A''' xDvERriSiNG 2oc. LINE. --'''
Tuesday -. .......... 43 $50
ADVERTISING 2OC. A LINE.
XDvERTisING roc. Line
'XXDDviERTiSINaGi' Zoo LINE. -
Friday -. ............... "a, 200
ADVERTISING zoe. A LINK.
ADVERTISING 2OC. A LINE.
Total .............3 1926. 800
ADVERTISING 2OC. A LINE.