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The Iass Heated Term.

In length Of duration and intenseness ofheat,
the ''OIdest inhabitant' recolleets nothing equal
bic to it. II is true, Il has not been quite as hot
here as elsewhere, at least We have no eatastro-
phe In the way Of sun-strokes TO record, but the
universal verdict is, that Il is FAR ahead Of any
previous visitation Of this kind that has ever
been encountered in this latitude. HeierodOx as
il may sound, it was even too bot for growing
corn, and the tobacco crop is said to have been
damaged by it. However this may be, IL was
certainly too hot for human comfort and we
congratulate ourselves that at this writing life
can be endured in the shade in full costume and
without perpetual pant.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

wHkAr.-The sales Of the week wese a. fol-
lows:
Soufhern-1s, SOC bu. common 20 fsir AZ go 20
100 ernts, chiefly At 96Ga 100; 400 bu. good
Fuliz at l05E6 I06; 5, $50 bu. good 10 prime do.
~ 106ES f0T; 20, 600 bu. do. as I03tG1O7; :, SOC
hu. do af fe2G l03; z, 500 bu. good do. at i0z
a. lc4: S 600 bn prime % choice do. at 108fa 10.
10, 900 bu. 30. af 100; 1000 bn. prime Dc. II
I05; 10, 900 bu prime long berry at If2G1I3;
Q, $40 bH. do. At IOe; II, 600 hu. good 60 prime
at le6falOe: 3, 600 bu. fhney nj ll0Gi12 1000
bu choice do. Ct IOefay 100; zoo bu. fancy do. al
ITO; 800 bu. white a. l0s, al afl5ai; 800 bn.
/. 200 ba. Do. Al Toe, ,2b0 ba. 40. AZ los, part
track and prrt de.ivercds 1000 bu. prime DO. 81
i06, delivered.
Cons.-The sales ofthe week as far as reported
were as follows:
Southern-z00 bu blue eye white at 81 cents;
9zO bu. do. nj 50G5I; 3,l7O bu. good 70 prime,
in lots, At 52653, chiefly at 81; and = few small
lots Of yellow at SO.
OArs.-With light receipts and . moderate
demand prices have improved somewhat. The
sales reported embraced 900 bu. Western bright
1t 80 cents; 4, 500 5u. do at 3I@3la; I,70o bu.
do. at 30; 200 bu. do. "a; Goo bu. new Southern
at 3OG34.
Rxn.-The market has been quiet but steady.
The only sales noted were 500 bu. good South
ern at 81 IS cents. We still quote good TO
prime at 54@55.
ToBAcco-There has been quitean active mar
ket for Maryland leaf the past week, and consid-
erable sales have been made, including some 800
boesheads taken on account Of the French con-
tract. We quote the market generally steady
and firm, as follows:
"a e..E.- = \ a. n
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ne sxeurnfsn ofthe Sisamer Jokn " Thomp-
soa on Thursday night last fr6m LeonAFdioNn
u Piney Poins Paviiion was il point q plsasaEa-
BE enjoynent and ID al eshey respeess = dseissd
szcres-, 90 decided indexd. that there ara Ioud
calls for another cf She sanse soEt- TAs boat leR
her m0orings here at s.so o'clock ard with
about 9ee Fasspzgers of beth sexes and ail sizes
steamed ous into the rivcF and downwards 20
yards TIE Point In presence Of lrrshs ffee wind
and 20 the sound q deligktfsl mnsie, vocal and
tnstrnmenfal. The contrast bstween the snfIo-
eating beat on shore and she refreshing atmos-
phere on waier was remarked of raany and oae
passenger desrxibed IL a. Ike s'Eittea out of an
oven into Ia ice-house.n Whether this dcscrip-
ion be eSSrwroagbtor act, everybody APPEARED
to esjof themselves and che enjoyment continued
until The Steamer reached her destination aEa
was then increased By the addition Of ether at
fractions, such - dancing, strOiiing along the
beautiful beach, bathing. imbibing. ETC. etc.
About IL 30 o. dock, The whistle Of the Steam
er admOHishod the passengers that il was
tine to embark for home. Then there was
sshurrying In hot haste" and the usual con-
fusion, bat ne have ueishef accident nor incl
dent to record. except that one yonng genie
man was reduced to the necessity Of sacrificing
bis hat or losing bis passage and he wisely elected
TO abandon the former. "AII Aboard hnd shs
steamer ffonted up the river. dsiighta breeze
ssill blOFipg. inspirlng many sd W Oas lsei.
ings, among which q disposition tokleep Wa
most conspicuous with ihe majority. Al about
3 o'clock, .. m, the Thompson disembarked all
her passengers In safety Al EeOnardsown wharf
Did we write aIlg Then shat Is = mistake.
There was at least one unhappy youth who had
been overtAken with sleep coming up the rives
and had not recovered when the Thompson took
up her route for Washington after making her
Leonardtown landing. Out Of the Bay and on
towards Colton's sped the steamer, which, when
near the wharf Of the latter place, gave another
whistle, this time louder ami clearer than ever.
However that may be, our Young friend was al
last aroused, and taking in the situation at q
glance, be determined 10 land then and there and
he did SO, not, however, without meeting kind
friends who assisted him to reach home, which
he made about o'clock in the evening, not
much the worse for overslesping himself on q
steamboat. Aud speaking Of steamboats, re-
minds US to second the motion Of the gentleman
over the way. that we have another IS eents ex-
cursiOn to Piney Point from LeonArdtOwn at The
earliest possible opportunity.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

For July (reprinied by the Leonard Scott Pub
fishing Company, Al Barclay Street, New York
opens with the fourth part Of "John Caldigste." /"
Besides about dozen translations from Heine
by Martin, there is long poem entitled .'Thc
Two Muses."
The first part Of ''Gordon Baldwin, " BY Ran
doIph Lindau, draws forcibIe comparison be-
tween selfshness and generosity,
''Galic Lore and Modern Slang" is an enter
tanning pathological article quoting from DR..
Chas. Mackay's sGrlic EtymoIogy Of the Eng
Iish Language" though no; always agreeing
with II.
tour Kensish Parish describes very fully q
charming country in the hoP-grOwiEg district Of
England.
The Eastern question being laid aside for The
present, gives South Africa 3 chance 10 bring
her grievances before the public. The question
in this case seems 10 be, What shall we do with
the native7 but the article embOdies an inter-
esting account Of the country and IFS settlers.
In conclusion we have short discussion OF
'the Congress-
This number Is the FIRST Of a new volume.
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- -. .....-kai,ie eaees q Instinct
-. - I. -. ,-s & renms uhder oar rsEsonal
oassrvasisn . iew daysagD. Ar. DsFsanx, ~
oounty 1sGloz, ms prsaunsta win : s'..Aa l's =
friend iitinw about aoar miles nom Io@'' :. -
il Vas tied s. hin il shs court Hoass ara -
Dr. was ret orsr ioar wsekso ole ana :. =
re whole distance ID aaeR- On fSaaAy 'ao4'.-
Ing last. Mr.. DsFsaax untisd is and dsa nos no'
tics q parsirulaEly- In shs evening 9 a''1os-
cred shas Il bad sarayed oH. On Saturday mora
ing his ffiead informed him that ths pag i'ad =
turned 10 his sarm and was With ias moaner' =
hasiag saeeee6ea Ia making iss way tso'n ies :
70 she pIare Gifts nasiviay- The eJournsy vas sne
w.r. remarkable ns the way 10 be sraveFsed sas
srvs across Briton's Bay, which s about ball
r.sge wssa. and shencs sntOagh The snelosurss 2
thrss different farms. ne pig was seen oy sons
colored men. while crossing the Bay, who sFieo
% insercepsii. but il sludsa them ana escaped
10 ths corn seld, il the direction OF home-
This Is a strange story bat true
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

AN ACT T. psy John A. Camalier his
claim aga the STATE Of Maryland,
for services rendered to said State, as
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for St.
Mary's county.
Srcrrox 1. Be Il enacted BY the
General Assembly Of MARYLAND, That
the Comn olIer Of the Treasury is au-
thorized a directed to issue his war
rant to th Treasurer in favor Of John
A. Gambler. for four hundred and
twelve dollars and ffty-five cents, be-
ing the amount due him for services
rendered the State of Maryland, as
Clerk of the Circuit Court for st. Ma
ry's county.
SEC. 2. And be Il enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date Of
It's passage.
Approved April I, 1878.
July 25, 1978-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25


The Gard of Mr. Harris. dsewhsFs pnbiishsd,
viii as:eaiah 10 one who has paid close aiien-
lion 70 his pnblic nsieTances. II Il, In fact, In
sIsoroneh tsepiag vIsh bis political position asd
declarations siace what Is known ~ The Amend
spents uss drss IssFuded into The Consultation.
1se sessws, efcourss. zis old war On these and
r1laxes in nothing of bis epposiiioa 10 them.--
Keyershelesz, Il Is false representation 70 say
that be opposes these Amendments because tbey
recorpixe certain rights q sae black man, The
sieht o. suffrage inrluded Lis opposition has
altogether 4 different bottom and 10 bmssd upon
sie aoiorious facts that they we're never legally
and faifiy submitted 70 ts States Or arly and Is-
galry adopted by them. The pyiaeipies Of these
Amendmenss, whether good, bad OF Indifferent
are therefore not germain 70 the issue he raises
That issue Is, that the Amendmenis. being vita
ted By the original faint Of fcsce and fraud, are
q no legal effect, whssever their intrinsic msr-
I,p o. detects. That The Amendments hare bern
acquiescsl IN by the great msjerity o. both par
ties mas Be very trrs, but that does not make
them binding articles of The Constitution, unless
they have also been legally brought into II, and
that shey hare not hecn, Is now begianing p b.
acknowledged in ali inieIligaat quarters. And
herein lies the black man uncertainty In regard
10 the tenure Of his sufErnge. Il may continue
long or short but ss fbe case stands now, II is
protected mcScIy By the acquiescence Of parties
aud not by the commanding force d binding
constitutional enactment. SIR. Harris pointsoei
the way, and the only way in our opinion, in
which The black vans right TO suffrage can be
permanently secsfed and the country escape the
chaos Il is In on this subject, and that Is, BY Fsen-
acting the Amendments In q mode and manner
essential TO give them the vitality Of law.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

Ueparsed fhss Jik, - lEe rcaidence of hiz -.
0af1 nsaE tie village a Chapsieo. On Friday,
sie iGth insfaAt, after long ilinesR EDGAE
POE HAYDEN, In The 7znd scar e bis see.
As tie ntofnsng g uanheod was Le&innluK d
dawn upon fhe ycnflfhI brow q shs dectased,
sfse hnnd q afsiiesicn was laid npon him. Ths
asaf sspdIcni sd was employe1, and his phFsi-
elan did all il nis power 70 relieve and save hin.
but al Ia saiA. Though bis cross xas hsasy,
yet he bore iton Eiib Chfissian fortiinde unlii
asdeaah marked bim for his own" Alas He
has passes awayk % happier and brighter sphere.
kaying heaft-bfb fbken Fareniss sisters and broth
err to wsrp SoEftheir irrsparabie los, nnfiI God
shall eal fhes4 TOO, to cross she DARK valley and
shadow of dskth- lis large circle offriends aho
knew and loged him here can only hope 10 ncel
aim In 8 better land. Even after the erDss upcn
bis beiosed grave hss faded win the bright
meznory of bis countlezs virtues guide them %
their eternal home
Died, suddenly. at tie residences ofber hroshrr
In Chaptico district On Sundag, the zlsg Of Jmiy.
instant, Miss REBECCA SAxTON, aged aboui
10 years. hay she rest In peace
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

Having obtained the agency Of this celebrated
soap for Hollywood and vicinity, append The
opinion Of come ouF best people as 70 its merits:
have used "DobbinS Electric Soap" made
by /. L. CTagin 3 Co., Philadelphia, Pa, and
pronounce IL the best soap have ever used. The
Fapidity and ease with which IL enables one 70 do
ones washing 10 really surprising. Boiling Tire
clothes is entirely unnecessary and no rubbing Is
needed. ! would not be without t.
Mrs. U. G0oDwIxG.
have no hesitation ia saying ahat no house-
keeper should be withOat Dobbins Electric Soap.
I can heartily recommend it. II 10 charm Ii
the wash-tub. Mrs. J. H. THongaow.
As a time, labor and money-saring article, I
take Pleeure IN recommending Dobbins' Soap 70
my nei9h1ofs. IL promises woBders but does
all IL proWises. A. "A. WooD.
desire al my friends md customers 10 give
this soap one trial, 50 tbey may know last how
good the best soap IN the o. 8. fs. 3. &. TnonP-
soS, Sole Agent, Hollywood, Nd. Je-IGt.
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Public Local Lac.
PUBLIsHzb By AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 429.
CHAPTER 429.

AN ACT to pay Joshua Jones, of St
Mary's county, the sum of thirty
four dollars. amount paid the State
by said Jones for license to carry on
the business Of retail liquor dealer,
said license being suppressed few
weeks thereafter by orders Of the
General Government.
Section l. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly Of Maryland, That
the Comptroller Of the Treasury be and
he is hereby authorized and directed to
issue his warrant b. the Treasurer to
paw Joshua Jones, Of st. Mary's coun-
ty, the sum of thirty ur dollars, be-
ing the sum paid by lAeid Jones in
eighteen hundred ands siAty-four. for
license rs retail liquor dealer at For
estville, in said county, said license be-
ing suppressed q few weeks after the
issuing the same by order of the Gen
eral Government.
SEC. Q. And be it enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date
of its passage.
Approved April s, 1879.
July 25, 1676-St.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

During the session Of Court Just closed Judg'
Brent issued an order in the case of the State u
Richardson, which is Of some interest to the tax.
Tssyers, In the direction ofeconomy and will alsS
Be OF interest 20 those who may be summoned N
witnesses on the part Of defendants. The State
having failed 10 make out its case, the defendant
was acquitted without swearing any witnesses
Of whom he had summoned q number. Thes'
witnesses sought to obtain certificates against thu
county for their attendance, but the Judge di-
rected the Clerk not TO issue them. The rule al
established Is that where party 10 acquitted
only those witnesses ofhis which were sworn in
the case are 70 have certificates against the coun
ty Other witnesses summoned but not sworf
must look to the party who has summoned then
for pay OF course, where the party is convicted
and find over fifteen cents the county does mo-
pay any Of his witnesses or other cost.-Port To
baceo Times.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

This enterprise. we think we are now entitled
to sav, is no longer an experiment but sue
cess. At least the party chief in interest, Mr.. J.
Gross, Is Of this opinion and has shown his faith
in the matter by making arrangements for q
permanent location in our midst. We congrat-
ulate the Town on this accession 10 its conve.
niencies and bespeak for the LeonardtOwn Meat
Market a continuance Of the very liberal patron.
age Il has thus far received aud such an increass
Ofitas may make 1t profitable to itS PrOPrSe
tor
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

russssBrD - ArrHonrar.



~ ACT T. appFopriats sum Of mon
ey Il pay . Prank Ford. Clerk Of
the Great Court for 81. MaEy's
couky5 I'll services rendered toshe
EKkTr5x Be Il enacted by the
Ceu4Eai Axaesnbly Of MARYLAND, That
lie ComptrolIer of the Treasury lie and
be ia hereby au.horized and Instructed
10 Issue bis warrant 20 the Treasurer In
favor of J. Frank Ford. Clerk of the
Circuit Court Cor s.. Mary 5 county, for
the SUM Of tmegty-one dollars. IN pay-
ment Of his claim against the State. for
copies of the lists Of oyster licenses fur
nished BY him 10 Captains Forrest. Cap
penter and Posey. 81 the State Fishery
Police Forces
Approved March 27, 1873.
JULY Is. l87B-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25
Standing Committees.

We have neglected 10 make meniIon Of The
Standing Committees Of the Reading Room snc
Debating Society for the present term and give
the names Of the gentlemen composing same be
low -
Question Committee.-Judge r. Ford, John
A. Camalier, Chas r. Norris.
Finance Committee e.--wm. A. FsnWiek, Jas
T. NJ. Raley, d. G. Hammett.
Library Committee. Frank Ford, GeOrg'
Blackstone, Robt. a. Young.
Hall Comraittee.-Dr. Chas, Combs, John r
Fenwiek, DR.. A.. J. sPaIding.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of S. Nary county, Sei'

Orphans C0srt Of S. Nary 8 county, Sei'
July Is, 1873.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Emily
" Abel and Vim. A. Fenwick, Admrs. of
JOHN L. ABEf.Is,
late Of So. Mary's county, Maryland, de-
ceased, give the notice required BY law 10 the
deceased's creditors 10 exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once a week tor six
successive weeks In the st. Mary's Beacon.
Test JAmEs T. NJ. RALEY,
Register Of Wills for 81. MaTy's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby give
notice that We have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of 81. Mary's county, Maryland, letters
Of administration ON the personal estate Of John
l.. Abell, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified 20 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 60 the subscri>
bcrs, on or before the goth day Of Jan 1879, they
win otherwise by law be excluded from che hem
eiits Of the said estate. All persons indeb,ed 10
the deceased are requested 70 make impedlaie
payment TO The subscribers.
EMILY ABELL,
WM. A. FENwICK,
Administrators.
July is, IsTs-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

eolered Camp Meeting will be beld on The
Camp ground near Oakville, beginning
August 18th, 1878.
All Christian denominations are invited 20 at
tend. As Rev. T. II. Adams, Rev. N. Watkins
and other eminent diyiBes will Be present, We
expect there viii be > great Hshass among the
dry bones.'
P.H. RYoX, PC.
COMMITTEE
J. II. Brown, Samuel Joses,
Wm. Chisley, M. Foster,
July Is, Is7s-.d.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

So Yoa can buy anFthing in the Seu;nh
ws~1Inp liAe az ahe established ana reliable Ca
roxp MFa. Co., n N Cav STRzET, BAErINoar.
lower than anywhere elss in the country. Among
other Inducements, they guaraHtss all Maehines
3 v.srs. and farnish all attachments free.
Nailed FREE 10 ahy address. They all hFst-ela.s
r.arhines ffnn Si0 10 $40. Thkir repatation a.,
esir DEALING Is well known 70 many Of your besl
citizens
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

Sober Again.
Both the Night OpI and BrieE Bat are called
upon to look to their laurels. There is another
Richmond in the field who is disputing with heree-
ness their pre-eInineHce In that peculiar walk Of
literature they have 50 long monopolized. IT is
the Maryland Independent. The last issue Of The
latter in one respect-the respect Of grOssness-
ezees anything we recOiIect to have seen in either
Of the night papers named above. One thing We
now admit, its patrons are no longer under the ne
cessity Of undergoing the painful operation Of
trepanning to understand the jokes Of their chief.
These, as well a. the manner Of putting them
are both pungent Of an atmosphere where they
speak the plainest English and sell the cheapest
fish. We would do the Independent no injuElee
and care not here TO deny that in its publication
Of 18th Of July there was handsome reference
to the candidacy Of Mr.. Harris which We world
have liked 70 have quoted. That we have not
done 20, we caa only expIAiH by Stating, that,
rs evil-speAking Of others ~ some tongues Is
known to be sn honor, praise by the same might
turn out to be a disgrace.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

Spiritual 6etre&ss
The Spiritual retreat, inaugurated By the Je-
suit Fathers attached to Leonardtown Mission
commenced, according to previous announce
neEt, At ST. Jossph's and Sacred Heart Churches
on Sunday last. the 2lst instant, and is still in
progress there as =e writs. il viii open AZ Sc.
AioysiHs' Church, Leonardtown and at St.
JOhns, in the PatuzeBt district, On Sunday next,
the 28th instant. Fathers ViciH4nza, PacriaTi-
nj and Holland the resident priests, are assisted
in the laboFs of the retreat by Fathers Hoar.
McAtee, Doushcrty and Emig cfothcE missions.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

0VRIcE or TIE CLERK CIEcUTT COuRT,
Sc. MaFy's county,
Leonardtown, Ma, July 8, 1870
HEHS0Ns entitled 70 receive copies Of the
Laws Of 1873 are hereby notified that ne ,,
same have been received at this Office, and WIN
be distributed npon application.
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk
CT. CT for St. NIry's county
July II, Is5S-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25
Public LOc0I LGGC.
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER S0l.
CHAPTER 30I.

AN ACT to repeal article thirty-one Of
the Code Of Public General Laws, en-.
titled "Crows," 80 Tar as the same
relates 10 Saint MAy's county.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
article thirty-6rst of the Code of Pub
lie General Laws, entitled Grows" be
and the same is hereby repealed, so far
as the same relates to faint Mary
county.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date Of
its passage.
Approved April S, 1873.
July 25, 1S78-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

The persistence and enterprise Of newspaper
reporters are as frequently, as they are unjnstly
rebuked and give rise to shot words" but for
driving man headlong to the use Of phrases,
not found in our dictionaries, there Is nothing
that viii compare with missing shirt-buttons and
pain-with the odds in favor Of the latter
More profanity Is annually expended on teeth
ache and rheumatism than is required to daily
send whole army to perdition. Nothing on
earth win 50 quickly and positively extract and
cure all kinds Of bodily pain, and thus instill
christain feelings into mankind, as Keller's Ro-
man Liniment, costing but fifty cents. SIT is
the most remarkable pain destroyer ! have ever
seen or heard Of says Nr. II. N. Peake, Of
Charleston. 8. G
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

Tne Juvenile Tsurnareat.
II was our pleasure TO witness the Juvenile
Tournament which took place in the Court House
yard on Monday evening last. Quite large as
semblage Of persons witnessed this, the most en-
joyabIe passime Of the season. The deep inter
est which each and every youthful knight took
in the tourney showed concIusiveIy that they
were intent upon carrying OF The hOnors Of the
day FIN their power. Twelve knights entered
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

We are indebted to Hon. Eli J. Henkle, OUT
polite and attentive congressional representative,
for q copy Of the Report upon Forestry, prepared
by franklin b. HOugh, under the direction oi
the Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

A word to our readers. lfyou are troubled
with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Flatulency, Heart
burn, Pains in the Head, Billousness, Liver Com
plant, or kindred diseases resulting from bad
blood, invest so cents in bottle Of Keller's Life
Drops.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

O4wvfLzn. JULY n, 1ez

OAKvEIzn, July q, ls5k.
Asssrs. Efifors We hare laws upsn bar
sabbath. We have also officers who have been
sworn 70 execute those lava. Why iEif that
they suffer tie game of base ball 10 be played 50
openly on that day. No attempt seems 10 be
made 10 prevent Il, and many are anxious 20
know the reason for such neglect. Will some
one who Is posted please favor the public with
an explanation?
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

This old and reliable ready made Closhiny
Tgnuse y SOW Offering tor sale The btst qnaiisv ~
fsonis. rnade IN The latest style. tientlem;n's
Farnishinr Goods and Piece GoodS for OF8er
work. alwmys o. hand, of evcFy variety areof
sl.e l.e<t material. But one price, and that H.
ln~esf- n yoa wish TO BE satisfied eaIl ~
wAmAnaxns's E0. les w. Baltimore street, Raj
ffm0re.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25
New Advertisements.

VIZ HAVR ,;:;, ss:: + : x:s ::: .::...:: !:
inch advertisement one year for two dollars and
quarter paper, or for the same price we can
insert iifty-two reading notices ta new one eve
~ week), averaging SEVEN lines each. For
list Of papers and other particulars, address
GEO. p. HOWELL & CO., IoSpruce St, New
York.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

coTTeesien.
In the notice 0ftheScho0I Examination Of NF.
George s. NattiBgiy, published in the Beacon Of
the Ilth Of July, instast, for School Ne. ., read
School No. 10.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-07-25

6Ieth119 st1<es
wp Ell afsentioa 10 the advertisenuens n a..
aay's paper q he old. reliable and well-knous
~ssnt- v3th hrahths8 In Washington ana -.
~~lsrs s enc of the largest aAa most conpjess; =
- conntrv. IL we are not misiaken, this 4 IL
ar~s house which niade the bhsiness Of seIlins
- v-rnnap sloshing respectable and reliable ~
- fha Nessrs. Walker are tatronized hy a.
s..ost rpspeeiablu and fasiidions in the eodntFv