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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Jas. E. Clagett,
VS..
Ransom Beman and wife.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's
county, sitting Is . Court Of Equity.
No, 47A N. Il.
nRDERED this 18th day of Au-
" gust, 1878, that the sale made and
reported By Philip NJ. Snowden, Trus-
tee in this catise, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the End Monday of
Sept. 1873, provided copy Of this or
der be published in the st. Mary's
BEAcoE, once week for three success
sive weeks priorto the said End Monday
of September. ~
The Report states that the land sold
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test -
j. FRANK FORD,
,4Hs = 81 Clerk.
Aug. Is. 1s7s-3w.
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Figilia Female IHstitUts,

oAAUNAUNg FEIsWtNHAs
REv. n. III. PHIuPs, Rector, assisted by full
corps 0f experienced officers The 34th annual
session will commence Sept. 1lth, 1873. Build
ings spacious, with gas and bot and cold water.
Heated By steam. Extensive grounds. Pairo-
mage from Is States. ScbooI EFSs-class. Terms
reduced Seven churches within three minsies'
walk. For catalogue, address the Rector.
Aug 3, IeTs-st.
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D;nun BeautifalSq. Grand Pianos prices 900,
IldtiU only $275 Magnificent Upright Pianos,
price 81 900, only $215. EIegantUPright Pianos,
prizes $500, only SITS. Pianos,7 octave, S125,
"A $l35, New Styles. Organs $36. Organs,
: s: o"1 s Church E Fgal CANT "a ;sS ss P s
ror Top Organs only -Sl05. Beautiful Parior
Organ, price $340, only sos. Fraud Exposed,
$500 reward. Read Craps for the Unwary"
and Newspaper about the cost Of Pianos and Or
gnns, SENT FREE. Please address DANIEL
+. BEATTY, Washington, N. J.
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ron CLERK on THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Nessrs. Edisozs Please announce Captain
JOHN " GRAVES SIS a suitable candidate for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for St. MAry's county
AZ The election in 1879, and say that he viii Be
cordially supported by Che PEOPLE Of the county
Nov 60, 1871. Sizih District
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70 Farmers & Planters /.
HENRY DUvALL a co.'s PATUxENT
BRAND OF FERTILIZERS. OFFICE
No. es SOUTH ST.,
BALTIMORE.

Our Super Phosphaies are prepared for al
crops, according TO the analysis Of the plant
fer which IL 10 intended, from the best Fertile
ing materials obtainable. Peculiarly rich In
Ammonia, Soluble Phosphate and Potash Salts.
and In fine dry mechanical condition, they cam
not beexcelled in efficacy, immcdiateand perma-
pent.
Wherever tried we receive the most catering
accounts Of results and increased Orders.
A full supply of both the Tobacco Plant for
Che Tobacco crop and our Ammonialed Super
Phosphate for the Cora, Wheat and other crops,
will be manufactured and kept on hand the APP
preaching season, the quality, price and terms
will be the same as formerly, and the high STAN
dard we have established shall be maintained.
HENRY DUYALL 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietors of the Patuxent Brand Of Ann
moniated Super Phosphate Of Lime and Spe-
cial Tobacco Plant.
For sale by
WA. A. LOKER, Lconardtown.
L. D. SMITH, st. Inigocs.
TT. @. HERBERT, st. Clements Bay.
NOTICE TO FARMERS, PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.
Mr.. r. G. Davidge is no longer employed by
Us for the sale of Patuxent Brand Of Fertiliz:
ers. All orders for and business In regard 90
our Fertilizers must be made direct with us or
through our local agents in the counties. Any
Fertilizers sold under the brand Of Patuxent
inai and genuine Patuxent Fertilizers and we
viii not be responsible for their results.
HENRY DUvALL L CO.,
SoleP rpprietors OF the Patnxent Brand Of Fer
tilizers. No. 66 South ST., Baltimore.
May 2, 1s7T-tf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court Of St. Mary's county, Set.
80 - August ~, 1878.
ORDERED by THE COURT, That Mary E.
~ Smith and u. Harris Camalier, Ad-
ministrators of LOGAN o. SMiTH, late Of
St. Mary county, Maryland, deceased, give the
notice required by law to the deceaseds credi-
tors TO exhibit their claims and that the same be
published once week for six successive weeks in
the St Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAMES T. N. RALEY,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby give
notice that We have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of St. 1lary's county, Maryland, letters Of
administration on the personal estateot Logan o.
Smith, late Of said CO., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by notified TO exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 70 the subscribers, on
or before the 18th day Of Feb. 1879, they viii
otherwise By Law be excluded from the benefits
Of the said estate. All persons indebted to the
deceased are requested 20 make Immediate pay
ment 60 hesubsCribers.
NARY Z. SMITH,
Il, HARRIS CAVALIER,
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FRESH
M EAT MARKET.

4 respectfully inform my friends, and the public
] in general that vii open FRESH MEAT
MARKET 81 Moore's Hotei, Leonardt0wn. on or
about the 10th Of Mar, instant. Orders prorpi-
Iy attended 20.
May 2, Is7s-d. J. GROSS.
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WOODSTOWN ACADEMY.

A thorough, home-Iike school. Good class Of
patrons. Pupils prepared for Swarthmore. Pre-
partition Of Teachers specially. Careful super
vision. Fine, healthy location. Very modsr-
ate rates. For catalogue, address &c. NOR.
RIS, A. n. Woodstown, N. J.
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DERRcroRsI

OEBhCIDkSs
s. . Cauehy, OF Noah walkers Co.
]. L. Langley. Com Merchants, BALTIC.
4. ID. Anderson, Of Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Caspgnter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p. Jenkins, Charles county.
y. 4. challenger, st. EaEy's county.
-. c.. Harris, Baltimore. O. -
This is Q II me Conspdng, gotten up
expressly in the interest of the citizens
of Southern Maryland, to euable them
to overcome the difficulties they expe-
fienced in procuring Insurance in the
ordinary Insurance Coshpanies, with q
majority Of its Directors well known in
that community.
It has been IN business now over four
years. all losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large, hare been fail. fully
aad promptly paid, which is our best
guarantee for the future.
{. The plan adopted is the safest and
cheapest known I'm Insurance, and af.
fords to all Insurance at its exact cost,
and ought to DO encouraged by all who
wish TO protect themselves against loss
or damage by FIRE.
If those interested will get il their
patronage and interest themselves in
the increase of its business, in few
years it will rank among the largest In
surance corporations in Maryland, q
crsdit and benefit 10 all, and On honor
TO the State.
June 26. 1873-tf.n
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On A DAY to Agents canvassing for the Fire
VI side visiter. Terms and Outfit Free. Ad-
dress p, q. VfCkERY, Augusta, Maine.
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RATfFcATIoN NoTIeE.

RATlflCATION NOTICE..
Il. Key Buchanan,
Edward Pannell Brooke,
Admrs. Mamie Buchanan,
use Dorothy Turner
ss8 W. ~
Henry Sothoron.
In the Circuit Court for nc. Mary's
county, sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 40 N. II. :
nRDERED this 26th day of Aug.
1873, that the sale made and re-
ported by Geo. Blackstone and Robers,
b. Combs, Trustees in this cause, be
ratified and confrEsed, unless cause 20
the contrary be shown on or before the
9TH Monday Of Sept, 1879; provided q
copy Of this order be pubIished in the
st. Mays BEACON, once q week for
three successive weeks prior TO the said
9TH Monday Of September.
The report states the land sold for
e4,g50.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Tests
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Aug 20, Is7s-sw.
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E' sssg Q The eerd
'ssss part o lhIs a.
|oIe I co. Nm.
lee IN sash, do,.,sss
s. .,. The readers q
|sa mem me-, /. ell whes
Eeio.s g H. ,,s asa
~ cash prices eva.
pest.
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can make make money faster az work for us
than at anything else; Capital not required; we
Twill start you. $l2 per day ~ home made
by the Indusrious- Men, wome /, boys Al d girls
tine. Costly outfit and terms free. address
TRuz x Co., Augusta, Maine.
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4, made Cloihlng
hs best qralIls
ne. CenflemssnTs
floods for Order
~ variety and@
CO.. and ll.at -.
| satisfied can ~
lmore street, Bal
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Says 81 take great pleasure In recommending
70 parents the Academy Of Mr. s. q. Shortlidge."
Hon. Fernando Weed, patron, says: 81 cheer
fully consent 70 the use Of my name rs reference"
$40 per Or. full cost for young men and boys.
vaDced ard backward pupils. Recommended
by Judge Van Hoescn, Rev. Drs. Hill and Pea
body. Address EWITEIE G. sHoRTLlD0E
Harvard &. H. Media, Pa. Media has
churches aud q temperance charter.
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baltimore this
clothing 6r mtw
ID In chosss. etvI@
house OF Chs~s.
:. near Hanover
lnmn.
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DIR. SIDNEY d. GRANT,
10. 50 NORTH sTREET,
Opposite City HAll,l

tUPposiIe Clty HhIII
BALTIMORE, ND.
OFFICE FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
DISEASES.
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|and reliassle On
|EET, BAEssn0aE,
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uncing the
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|ertIgement IN o.
| an! 4. weli-knowR
4 This establIrh<
'ngton and eIresr
most compIesein
Iaken, thls e nc
isinesf Of selling
ahd ftliAbls. To-
!fohiksd BY tie
IN The county,
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Who changed a people blilhe aud sunny,
Having lund'of NTH and hnney,
From rich 10 poor, for lack Of money
John sherman.
Who forced the value out Of land,
On which our largest cities stand.
herls'e'viih mnp, ar~lree Grand -r
John sacruAn.
who has, rs II in reckless spor'.
lmpellsd. as hankrupis intn Court,
Men OF honts, aud good rpori
john : herman.
who has helped to o'er,prad the land
With mnty q ragged, tHmpiug hand,
Ready to iako wha, comes To hand
-r John shermaD.
who, as Report hos often toll.
Has suld the Nntiun out Tor gold,
Aud sought 10 get all he can b"ld
EmT John sherman.
Who has heart that cannot feel
An interest N the public wp,i,
Mhlle men IN uihrr waste aud sicali
John suefman.
Who the mere ,hale OF sall will follow,
Win treasury alm"st b llnw,
Aud iorce us, uliud, his ,ch,mr to swallow
Jvhn sherman.
Who deems the silwr metal base,
Aud. all unnt to havs place
Beside the one Of brighter face
John She man.
who will not hear when inen rrhearse
TIE peoples wD's, N prpsr ur vur,r,
Proving himself The Nalion's curse
John sherman.
Who Is received he'l not reiraat
His plan The gie, uhaoAs 10 cuntrnel
lloN much uur trade be uiay diitrsctl
John Sh rmaa.
Who thus has caused such Ms 10 nas,
Tuai people wish 10 have Tim ~,
Where his name uu nofe the, u know
John Shsrntn.
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ScHURz
WHY He THREATENED TO nrsERT HAYES
WITH AN ~


chauncey !. Filley, Postmaster Of
ST. Lonis, has for long years been
Schurz'S bitlcrcst ine, and Grant, whose
personal hatred of Schurz knew no
bounds, was influenced in the original
appointment OF Mr.. flllry by the well.
grounded assumption that be could not
infict a greater indignily on the ob
noxious Senator than by the appoint
mrnt Of Mr. FiIley. When Schurz got
into the Cabinet nc took il ior granted
he could oust FiIley, and presuming on
this he formally rendered the PosIuilice
to u personal friend OF his, the Hon.
Samuel Hays, formerly State Treas.
urer OF Missouri, gentleman OF con
siderable popularity, excellent charac-
ter and decided business ability. lie
resigned a lucrative position Il accept
the tender; but the commission came
not Alter six months waiting Mr..
Hays came TO Washington, as did
scores Of bis friends and Mr.. Fhlcy' Is
enemies, to learn, ifpossiblc, the reason
for such apparently inexplicable delay,
but all the satisfaction they got IRON
Mr.. Schurz was series Of cunning
smiles, graceful waitures OF the hand,
and the remark that Mr.. Hayes was
rather slow, and accordingly patience
was necessary, but that there was no
earthly doubt Of the removal Of FIlley
when the proper time arrived. There
is no possible roum for doubt that Mr..
Hayes held out to his Secretary con.
tnued assurances that hls wishes would
be respected, assurances that fell but
litllc short of positive commiltalr. The
Cabinet, TO whom Hayes referred the
matter, all took The ground that il
N""'" wv lHhNlN"rlolc llOt w uhoN mTs
Schurz to aid IN the cause of reform,
by the regulation Of matters in his own
State, where he Of all others knew how
most eilicaciously to apply the causiic,
the lance and the axe.
The Cabinet meeting was dispersed,
ana Mr. Schurz went to his rooms with
hardly doubt ar To the result. Tn
next day, however, ~ interested was
bc, NJ much bad be ut stake, that hc
arose carly and drove to the White
House. Before Lc had time to state
his crrand, which was TO ask Hay cs
what name he had decided on, thc hat.
ter met him with smile and tho assur-
aucc that he was very glad he had come.
"llow do you spell the name OF your
ST. Louis man, with or without an 'e'2"
"Lct nc write II for you, Mr.. Presi.
dent responded the now beaming and
perfectly ASSURED Scburz, aud there.
upon he seized u pen and wrote Samuel
Hayes without an "c,' as the reader
viii See.
Alter this exchange Of n few courte.
sizes, but without even asking whether
Mr. Hayes with an 20" bad concluded
on the name of Mr.. Hays without an
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30
BUTLER.

Since Patterson voted for Kellogg
that hoary old Saint, Edmunds, ha,
not been hall so anxious to Investigate
his personal and political character AZ
lie was before. But General Butler.
whose admission was the cause of III,
Republican malcdiction upon Patter-
son, will not let the matter rest will.
tho insinuation made against himself
on the floor Of the Senate. lie has in
trdueed u resolution demanding ~
investigation whether any threats,
promises or arrangements RESI- octing
existing or contemplated accusations,
or criminal prosecutions against any
SENATOR or any other corrup; or other.
wlse unlawful means Or influences have
been in any manner used or put IN
operation, directly or indirectly, BY
NJ. G. Butler, one Of the Senators from
the State OF South Carolina, or by any
other Senator, or other person, for the
purpose OF influencing the vote Of Scna-
tors" This will bring up the whole
question mooted and dropped so sud.
denly by Conkling and Elmunds, and
may even involve some Of their own
friends in the causes which secured
Patterson's vote for their own side
when Il was needed, in his discharge
BY drunken and corrupt Judge in un
opinion utterly unlenable and Illegal.
General Buffers honar and his record
have been 70 utterly falsifcd that he
will make special effort TO vindicatc
himself as hc is able 10 do and in 50
doing he will not only worst bis ac.
ctscrr, but he will serve good purpose
In showing to the public how unscru.
pulously tho element of the South
which he reprcsenis-its best element
-hns been villiticd BY malignant and
uIscrupulous politicians of tho Ed.
munds Conkliny type Patriot.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-30

Who changed q pfop.c bllihe aud sunny,
Having a lHnd'of NTH and huncy,
From rich 10 poor, for lack Of money
John shcrnan.
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CLOSE THE RECORD.

! am determined to sell my goods at cash
prices. AMI at q disc ,unt Tar beiow that eve,
ohersi IA 'hs vicinity. The discount aliow IN
customer. Will make them rich IN rw.nty Year, Il
thry ioilos INV adsic- ani buy their good. fr,.m
me. viii pay cnrh Tor wheat. oats an clover
seed DANlEh GD0DLA NDER
Lathsrsburg. January ", ls7i.