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The true northerner., 1878-08-16
CHANCERY SALE.

In pursuance and by virtue Of decree in the
circuit court for the County of Van Buren, IN
shaneery, IN the State of Michigan. made on
the fifteenth day OF November. A. d. 1877, in
cause therein pending wherein Sherman s.
Rogers Is complainant and Philip Hoege, Ro
setta Hoege, Noble S. Taylor and Elizabeth
Shu6 ars are defendants, Notice is hereby
given that shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door of the Court
House in the village OF Paw Paw (said building
being the place of holding the civcuit court for
the county OF Van BUREN, at three O'Clock in
the afternoon. on the 9th day OF August. A..
ID. 1873, all the following described lands, viz
That piece or parcel OF land situated in the
County OF Van Buren and State Of Michigan,
known as the east half of the north east guar
ter Of section eleven (11) IN township one Q)
south OF range sixteen (16) west, containing
eighty acres more or less.
1867 JOHN KNOWLES,
Circuit Court Commissioner, Van Buren, Co.,
Michigan.
r. Il ]. d. BURNS, Solicitors for Comp't.
The true northerner., 1878-08-16

pcsetabiliidcs
Sisilianii6es
Saar-
.Serjansnngss
Mittel.

Gieies tepdbrte Wlittel lit nit 9rSbter
GrrsfaIt suiamnlen9elett.
Seine Griplse iinb wuneerrrl uno belrIe'
biseno fir slae.
Gs sbt srauen uno tpeIten Saaren ielne
fribere iusenclife 6arbe.
sc nimmt allen '@rino pcer Stinn ut'o
unreinie,eiten tpes uno bic SrpIbaut blelbt
rein uno tpeib.
Surd feline umitimmenben GisenidaIten
ftdrtt unc peridnst es bic Saarpur;eln, rer'
bitst tas 9lusiaIIen Der Saare (&abltppFSt
feiD uno madt iie fart unc trditis.
3um 9aarmaden 1T es nnabertreIllid.
Sr. u. u. 9apes, Der Stats sInaper pon
MlaIiaduiettS iast barber: res 1T bic bette
Yrdparatiuu fur feline beabiittisten 3'pede."
The true northerner., 1878-08-16
For Sale by Duncombe, stearns & Co.

10 CSPCSlah.N
recommen d e d
as an pnfailing
cure for Semi
pal w eakness,
Sperrnato 'rhea.
Impoiency, and
alldiseases that
follow as n ee-
The true northerner., 1878-08-16

SUNDAY excepted. +Saturday and hunuay eXc'
HENRY c. WENTWORTH General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Chicago. Illinois.
The true northerner., 1878-08-16

There is no labor-saving machine so
extensive as that OF the railways The
railway train has superseded the stage.
coach and the transportation. wagon. 1t
has dismissed an army of drivers and
teamsters, and dispensed with the use
of herds of horses. Railroads, however
have given employment to coal and iron
miners; to manufacturers of iron and
steel rails; has given employment Il
lsborers in building roads, and to mer
in making locomotives and building
cars. They have drawn all parts of th'
country into close business relations
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

A SBTTLER.--A Baltimore cotsmpO-
rarys having arEsigBed Hon. MOntgOme-
ry Blair for inconsistency in that that be
once opposed the proposition to make
the Supreme Court Substantially Re-
turning Board and now Jumps Jim
Grow" and seeks TO invest the tribunal
aforesaid with the very powers he orig
inally objected to, the latter ''gOes for"
the Editor with the response following
which. We think, is entitled 10 be DIS
cribed as q settler. Mr. Blair says
II had no hope that the electoral
Commission. though composed 10 part Of
judges. would assume judicial character
and set aside the fraudulent returnss be-
cause fhe republican party which held
. majority Of The commission, had as
party. takea the ground that the ques-
hon to be decided by IL was ministerial
and NOT 5aaSesaL But the question
which the State Of Maryland now wish
es to submit 10 The Sopreme Court -
eonfessedIy iudielaI, and such - i .
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

= .fr E. = /. d
A Harry CouPLE's MEssAGE.-Ser-
grant C. D. French. of the "Monumen-
tai City" Police Force. reports as FOL.
lows;-'.tI hereby cheerfulIy testify TO
the fact that have used less .han one
bottle Of Ke ller's Roman Linlment with
in the past three weeks on broken am
kle, which upon being reset was severe-
ly swollen and also rheumatic. prevent
ing me from walking. except with much
pain. The ankle was broken in Decem-
ber last, and all remedies which were
recommended tired without effect, un-
iii securing the Roman Liniment, the
pains were relieved almost entirely. ]
was also enabled to walk. By its use,
With comparative ease. My wife has
been also cured Of Rheumatism in the
shoulder by the use Of q Poftson Of the
same bottle Of Liniment."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
A CARD.

IN answer to frequent inquiries, substaniiallyn, a,
given below, the Board Of Directors Of the
Southern Maryland Commission Agency hayesue
Ihorized the following:
fSYsts In what respect does the Southern Ma
ryiand Commission Agency differ from the or.
diuary Commission House
+, The NEST important 7differenee between the
Southern Maryland and the ordinary Comms.
SION House, h that he former belongs 10 and il
under the control Of the Farmers, who own The
stock, end not abe Ageeis.
J geeendg What security does il offer those who
send to IL?
2 The Cbshierhas exclusive charge Of all money.
He has given q heavy bond with approved se-
curity for tie fAilhfnl performance Of his duties.
The bylaws oe the Corporation prescribe these
duties. One Of these reqRires him to pay over
the proceeds Of sale 20 the owner as soon as the
produce is sold. A full and accurate statement
Of the affairs of the Company Is laid before the
Board Of Directors every month.
Third. Does the Southern Maryland make
any advances TO its customers aud on what
terms =s---r
We do. The Cashier 10 authorized TO advance
TO the nett value TO be determined BY the Sales.
man and Cashier, Of any produce IN hand. For
ether advances appiieatiss mast be made to the
Board. We charge 8 per cent. interest on ad.
vances and nothing more.
March 20, lSTS-8w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
IocAL DoTTINcs.


=
Ne ,karn srom late sisy TArsss shas the goo
reop,e q Baltnore ere sssing Ehos's % Eaos'
...ss-.-.. ,hrou~h the window Of . fausOec0 nc
- ,,-.,ea near Nomnment and kdea STREETS.
Fs,s .xesteueas in the neighborhoOd s Fs.rss ~
v !. ir,,r.e and 4 spoken fas not having SUBJ
ssa,a as latest accounts Neither hAs tne ~.
Thls uuearshIy visitation 5 In the shAPe . 2. {
I;gb.. Observable from The street AZ Night wHasn
ecu,,uru~es with GAint glimmeF ana graa aaAA'y
;nrr.aura 10 an iuienSs bEishiness y 3 sea,e.
-, g,,.rss,,rnt but al tiEaes Is clearly dehnea
.-.,.., a. haek wall Of the room In which y ap-
pra.s and is plainly visible ihFOsgh me .'sSo.
crowas eullect nishaiT 20 50 ~ 3 eA.s. - :
- -ss~.--., s~com,snnied, however, by two
ols.erA hiss seen iadaEaa % aNasE ~ nao ~
buiidiaR. The party g. spd sfasr ar asts'ns -
u.ual. and this affer al exhaustive senFen' nsen
a.. ,,.u.l aulphnr smell was wanting. 'sIis
wonaroas strange" 10 BE- sure, bet We have
m5ss9.sahesr kkOss slorf hAa this V I'll. TIE
sorue was q enc Of Ohf hOsela the time ssw
u,rhss ego. seated in . cAair near the Geye,
spa blinking oE bed. Il befng late aa night was
. vounw man, solitary and alone" smoking
Ma uipe. A dim light was burning in the pom'
but objects, neversheIesA, were plainly distin-
ruishable, ard besides that young man was duly
sober and was ~ wids-Awake AZ the reader y
this minute. Asiieht fuslling Is heard and soon
af,sr, 50 tall lady, dressed all In white and look
ing Mind Of sad like was seen 20 enaerge from
the entry leading from the bar to the sitting
sooss. and thea advance with measured step To-
wards the stove In the latter, ane, when near Il,
she paused sand kinder warmed her banda "
That young niah sRas still "awatching her bat
said nothing to nobody" So, the Lady In
White warmed her hands In peace and when she
got ready TO 20, she went, and she weat the way
She came, which was the wrong way to get out
doors, and wEiess she was sought Cor afterwards
in the entry, she had vanished and has neves
been heard Of since. We forgot to mention in
the proper place and now mention here that the
house '.sorter shook when the lady vanished.
And that's ali, except that ours Is q genuine, or
thodox, old-fashioned ghost story, minus she
sulphur. whilst the wretched Baltimore busineu
10 Basasells at best and probably put-hp job, 70
oOots - 81 ~ Il. r-n q 81
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

of ksesv dar oxeursence for the COSTS
of ne Unised States and OF England 20
sea upon. nd the reasoning upon which
the iadges ruled against rs IS eomnts.
s;0ners vii oblige them 10 rule ior us
on she bench. Now why should .
frandulent President be above the law
any more than fraudulent GoveFnor
What - there IN the presidency 70 con-
seerste the fraud BY which the place
has been reaeheds And h0u. especial
Iv, can those who favored the electoral
bill object 10 q resort 10 the court 10
which It expressly reserved the right 70
appeal:
ssThe idea is not mine. bot that Ofthose
Who voted for that hill. Nor can the
Legislature Of Maryland be eensured for
employing The means TO set aside ahe
fraud 10 which Il was invited BY Con-
gress. :.
II am, very respectfully. your Obedi-
eat servant,
MoEroOMERT BLAIR-"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

:
THE RIeHT Man IN THE RIGHT Or
F1css--The ctestion by The Legislature
Of sbe oEsce sfTsx csmmissionersnd the
su6ssqneni appointment Of Col. Wool
ford TO The position both meet our un-
quaHkea spprcbalioa. That the late
assessment. ia Baltimore city and in
the POPulOas counties. has been par
tial aud unsatisfactory. Is now very
generally sekaowlcdged. Whiist small
properties in these seetsons have been
assessed st an extravagant rate. il is .
well known fact that rnaay larger ones,
PsEticulsFly corporations yielding heavy
revenues. have been rated Al hardly .
fcrrsh u ahesr actual value. Besides.
wh.lst ik,iis undertaking has beengoingon
in scciides, and those the richest. overra-
ting has taken place in many sections
whiehare shepoOrest. Col. WoOlford viii
have the power under tke new Law to
redress and remedy these evils and IN
equaliiiess and that he has the dispOss-
tion 20 % Il. no one can. doubt who
has any knowledge Of the long and gal
lant iighi be hes made % tax the prop
erty ofbanks. railroads and other pow
erfOl bodies IN shss State. We repeat.
the law creating the oilice Of Tar Com
missioner L. good Law and no iitter
person 10 fisl Il could have beer selected
than Col. WOoli0rd.'
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

This party was presented at The late term Of
our Circuit Court for selling liquoR without IL
eenss. he was convicted and subsequently, sen
fenced to pay Ene Of $50 and costs, or lay Ia
Jail for 30 days. JeHihr 10 q man Of some prop
efty. lie is also man Of shrewd calculation.
lie Therefore resOrted 20 figures 10 decide wbetbeE
Il was better for him to pay the fne and costs or
60 to Jail. By careful posting Hp, he fOund that
for each day be remained IN jail about Sl!TB oi
his debt would be Femitted. This was three
times as much as he could make outdoors. Be
sides, while confined, he would be well ed al
other peoples expense and not be roqaised 10 do
any work aI all. Bet whatever his reasoning
to Jail he went AID there he is at this writing,
will cared for, living ~ bis ease 81 the public
cost and drawing treble wages. We like o joke,
but By this way oE doing bosinsss, tIs fun Is all
with JsnifeT. - p Sso+' SOC 7"r "
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

LEsssLAusE.-The following Local
bills were esscied BY The General A.
sembly Or Maryland st ats late session.
There wsre piher local laws passed foE
the relief Of iHdividuals. bot We are
able tks make mention this week only
Ofthose which are of general county in
terest:. .es. asa Il =.
As Act % amend the laws relating
90 the Almshouse.
An Act to repeal and re-enact The
laws relsIing 10 she Pablic Roads,,
An Act regulating thecompensssion o
SssisisAtfosney. ,ta
Aa Act relating to allowances "a
Sheriff for board OF prisoners and icI
removing Convirss 20 The Peniieatisry.
An Act regulating she costs Of Coun-
~ Printing.
an aei 70 amend the Charter Of Leon
ardiown.
An Act dividing the Second Election
district.
An Act adjusting the line between
the 4fh aud 5tk districts.
aAn Acs continuing the appropriation
10 CHARLOTTE Hall school.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

THE FoREIGHS orrLooK.-The re-
sp0ase Of the Russian premier TO the
lsie Circular ofthe British Foreign Min
Isser has been made public and though
less belIigerent than had been anticipa-
ted. Is stiIl very wide Of English de-
mands. In the British Parliament, an
Amendment 10 the Address TO the
Queen, praying her majesty to accept
the preliminary conference suggested
BY Germany. was Withdrawal. The ad-
dress was then agreed 10 without divis-
ion. This shows that the war feeling
has not abst-d in England aud, more
over, that The likelihood forthe assem-
bling Of the proposed Peace Congressis is
81 remote as ever. Conceding, how
ever. The full force Of these two sinister
facts. the Earopean stock and grain mar
kets both Indicate better prospect foE
suamicsble settlement between England
and Russia than has obtained for some
days past. Otherwise, the status gsOd
Of 'iHe situation is the same As last re-
ported. both parties protesting desires
fOr peace anu both preparing for war.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

The attention Of our readers b called 20 the
Advertisement Of Mssrs Blandsord Co, Gene
mi Commission Merchants and dealers ID asas,
grain, cotton, leaf tobacco, etc, No. IOs South
Charles st., Baltimore, 90 be found IN another
column. The firm stands high, commercially,
and is very popular with its customers. y. 8.
Matthews, Esqr., formerly Of this place, 10 stiII
clerking with this House and bis St. Mary 4
friends are reminded Gift IN the advertisement.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

THAxKS.-Brother Cotton, Of the .fn-
R4POlis Rspu6iisaa. is 1--we man and
sena- rs this week an extra. printed on
tiased paper and in gold. red and blue
inks. The paper contains briefskeich
Of all members Of our recent General
AsserHbly and is as handsome q speci-
men of typography as We have seen for
many day. The notices Of our imme-
date representatives srs very Hatsering
but ne have not been able TO make
room Cor them.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
asthins Eouss.

clething House.
To keep our Fesders in mind offbe New York
Clothing House, No. Is4, West Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd, we are called upon TO say this
week. that this establishment Is giving entire
satisfaction to all who patroni1s Il, but as Il 10
in need Of more customers, its PrOpriesors win
be thankful, II parties from st. ary'seOming to
Baltimore for Spring and Summer suits ofcIOtls-
ing, wilI give them call before purchasing disc
where.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

- You can buy anything in the S.v;,.
Machine line at the established and reliable ,Is,
noxp MPe. CO., Al NasGRY STRKET, BALIISo,S
lover than anyw'Aercelseih the country. Anon
other Inducements, they gHaraafes all Machinrs
vsgrs, aud furnish all aitaehaen,s free.
Nailed fFte 70 any sfdrcss.- Tfsy sell 6r.,-t,s..
marhines from $lo 90 sac. Their rrputa,ien e.
fair dealing is well known TO many Of your bS.F
citizens.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
LEoxARDTows. Nd.

To CoaREsroxpEETs.-The eontri-
button, refsncd to in our last paper. has
been ~xsmined aud has been found 10
be deficient IN % many important par
tirulars ihat-~e -hsse been-eOmPsIIed
20 decline iis publication. The commit
aieasisa Of Obsvrey was received too
late n ths wnek fariaserfianiaou pre-
seni Pspef. II viii Be published il enr
next ss' Will also asweet lissie poetic
favor ensisled .RsrshniEis" By r. @.
s.. Of wsshiagtou. D. G.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

County cammiasisness. <. ~ y y ="
The Board Of County Commissioners met on
Tuesday last, present. AIlslanf Alvey, Baezlef,
Parsons sn6 Davis. A petition, signed etlength,
vas presented to the Board, asking that the polls
q the sth district be removed from Charlotte
Hall TO Mechauicsville Action postponed until
the 2nd Tuesday of May. The Board then pro-
eeeded to appoint Collectors and Constables for
the ensuing year. as follows collectors, lst
district, John L. FOxwell; End, Tbos. w. Aud;
srd, Jos. T. Cough; 18th, James r. Alvey; 5th,
Thos. D. Edwards; 6tha Joseph w. hattinglyi
7th, James r. Alvey; 9Th, Geo. N. Wise. Con-
ssables--lst district, W. b. Teherson and DOmi-
nick Raley; and, Thos. W. Aud and John l..
Milburn;. srd, Jos. r. Cough, VIM. II. Ford and
z. Taylor MMttingiey; 9Th, Jos. II. ShemweIl,
Jno. A. Russell and j. 3. Alvey; 9Th, ThCmas
D. Edwards and John W. Tippett; 9Th, Joseph
W. MattingIey and James r. Thompson; 7th,
James r. Alvey; stE, Geo. n. Wise. On aPpiis
cation Of r. King Clarke, privilege was grained
him TO construct wharf on the P&tuxent riteri
at CIarke's landing, and 10 build necessary hotses
to engage In the fishery business. The Board
4eFs were stricken
fFom The list, their circumstances being known
TO individual members Of the Board not to war
rant pensions The Board then adjourned TO
Tuesday, the 2srd day Of April, at which time II
Is expected that a session oftwo or three days
will be had Cor the purpose Of acting on all mat
ters concerning the present levy. ..,,.s..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

Sheriff smith Iefs here on Tuesday Eorning
last pr Steamer sae, for Baltimore, having in
charge Wm. Curtis, Richard 6OmsryilIe and
Thomas sDish, convicted ~ The late ierm of Cur
Circuit COurt Of korsc and clothes stealing and
sentspced By Judge Ford 90 de State -Pemitsn-
tiary, Curtis for gyears, SOmerviIle sor Z and
Smith for :. Theprisoners are all eoIored.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

Do fouR owx Lscxtxc.-Postmas-
tiers have received orders from the POST
master General that hereafter they will
sot &c allowed 10 attach stamps TO let
trEs fOr any one. Every person must.
therefore. lick has o. her own stamp
This order l. given that no blame may
he attached 30 officials IN case letiers
should ziscrry.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

Our village hobsekeepers viii learn with plsAs-
ure, We are sure, that > professional Butcher Is
about 70 locate in their midst and pursue MS bus
ine@ permanently In the TOwn, nhe shah re-
oeive Sufficient encouragement. Bis name has
escaped N, bus We hazard Hittis 10 SAYING, fbs
is the right sort Of man, that ii win pay him 10
come &nd stay bsre.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

The promised entertainment Of the An.,,,.
Dramatic association Of our Town at the sor;.,
tvs EEall haS been set down, we learn, for Ma,
day, the Goth instant. A lunch and dan,, !.
contemplated aftsr the performance, aas rpn..
has d that Ridxrly 4 hand og Washinr,On ~.
pFOaIlssd 70 supply music sOF lie Oeeasioa.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

FOR April is received, ,-rePlete with its usual
array Of useful and seasOnahie papers from tfe
most practical and experienced hands in the va
rioas departments Of sarm, garden and household
economy. Attentive reading Of this Humbef 20
any Of eur wide-awake farmers cannot fAiI 70 be
worth more than The amount of the yearly sub
seription, which Is 81 50, or only 81 TO einhscf
I'VE or more. Samuel Sands Son. Baltimorsi
are fhe publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

NoTICE is hereby given that at the
N expiration OF thirty days from this
date application will be made by the un-
dersigned TO the Board Of County Com
missIoners Of St. Mary's county to open
public road from the land OF WIN. s.
Coppage, known as 81. Georges Point,
the lands of Susan P. Smith,
John n. Mitchell and Henry Watts 70
the public road leading to Bacon's
WM. s.. COPPAGE,
SUSAN p, SMITH,
JOIN H, MITCHELL,
~. and others.
April -, 1s7S-3Od.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
Notice U. 8. Internal Revenue Spe.
eial Taxes.

Under the Revised Statutes Of the United
States, Sections 3332, 3237, 323s, and 3739, eve
~ person engaged in aAy business, agoeation,
OF employment, which renders him liable 70 q
speriai tar, Is required to procure and place and
hep eonspieoeslg "a Ais esfabiskmeaf 0T place Of
bmsisess a sFANP deBoting the payment Of said
special tar for the speciai-lax year beginning
Mar /, 1878. Section 3244, Revised Statutes
desigpates who are liable TO special tar. A re-
turn, as prescribed On Form IL, is also seqniycd
5g Ian Of every pefson liable 70 special TAI as
above. Ssrers peaaIfies are prescribed Coz son
compliance With the Foregoing Teqniwments, or
for continuing IN business after April 30, 1878,
without payment Of tax.
Application should be made % y. d PROUD,
Collector of Internal Revenue, at BAltim0re.
March 29. 1873, Ai2, 1e,2 Is.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

This old and reliable ready made clo,s.
lIouse is ao~ oAerihg ior sale The b,s, ou,,;,- !,
Goods, made in The latest style. Gep,l,r,:..'
Furnishing Goods ahd Piece Goods for C,s..
Wosk, always or haad, Of every variety s,S.s
tns hess matesfAl. But One price, and tia, =.
lewess. II yoa wish 70 Be satisssd call :.
wasAn 1kkn's No. lee W. Baltimore stree, n,
,imore.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

A GUARANTEE. There Is no case Of
Dyspepsia, Constipation. Sick Head
ache, Liver Complaint OF Indigesiicn
which cannot be CURED BY Kelle.'s
Vegetable Life Drops. For sale by all
druggists, price fifly cents.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

n. A.. a,h A. ar A ,,rsi ISIS. by The Rev.
rsss.r ,'l1 Y;rinanSs. JOIig h. GREENWEEL %
MARY ELLEN SPALDlNG-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
-

Saddenly, oa the 18th of March. uat- y .s.sa ~
Francisco. California, Mrs. KUGkSiA ". rOs.- 49,
TTFR vie Of p. n. PORTER and daughter Of the
late Thomas II. johnson, of this courty. Nay
shs resi- In peaeel
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12

The Orphans COdtt was 10 session on Tue,,,,
last, present Judges CantsF, Ailbarn and Tipp.,,
The Court was engaged exclusively ia pas,in,
aaaisSstAt6a and kkaraiAn aecOun,s. m
CssEt thea adjourned 70 lhe sua Tuesday in Nav.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE welI-known store, with lot attached.
q known ~ SANDY BOTTOM STORE, on the
Three-NOtehed Road, In the Patuxent district.
For terms, apply as once 20 p.
B. HARRIS CAVALIER,
Atty. at Law, Leonsrdtown, Nd.
April II, 1sTs-f.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
New Advertisements.

Al NERicAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
- 1873, TENTH ANNUAL VOLUME NOW
READY, 38s pages. Price 30 cents. Free by
mail: Confirms the names and circulation Of all
newspapers, and Gazetteer Of the.tovns in
which they are Published. Address GEO. P.
R0WELL 3 CO., 10 Sprncs Street, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-04-12
BLANDFORD g CO.,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,

AND DEALERS
IN Floua, sRlIH, rsrTnn. LEAF rOsAecO,
zoe South Charles s., Baltimore.
Particular atseusiOn giwen 70 the inspection
ana sic Of TOBACCO, the sale of GRAIN, and
aIl kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Liheral
a vanees made on all eousignments.
Thos. NcwiIiiams, - Eds. BEAcoS,
! C- Ward.-el, fa. James MeWiIliams,
j Bureh' n III. Camafier, 4
Tl,e Smoot 'N Geo. Blackstone.
Mr.. MATTHEWS, ofT.eonardtown,
"A wish N and would be glad 20 share the pa
trunags of his friends SfiSt. Mary . And adjOin-
ing counties. it, rTt1E a1@'.H aHH
April u, ls7s-ly. ~