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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15
Death Of b. II. LOOp.

w are panied to know that Mr.. Il.
Rush Loop, brother of Mr.. c. l.. Loop,
the efficient auditor and acting superin-
tendent Of the Southern Express Com
pany, died with yellow fever last night in
this city, where he had returned the 2Sth
OF October. Mr.. Loop was a popular gen
tleman, and one of the most competent
men employed in the auditors department
Of the Southern Express Company. While
in Clarksville, where the auditors office
was located during the epidemic, he made
many warm friends, who, like those here,
will mourn his loss and cherish an appre-
ciatiye recollection of his manly excel
lence and unselGsh character. Brave,
generous, and warm-hearted, kind to all
and true to every duty Of friendship, he
will be missed, and with sorrow, by all
who knew him. Nh, Loop was an active
member Of tho Chickasaw Guards, to
whom be was ondearod by ties of personal
friendship and meritod companionship.
TO his fond mother and devoted brother
we tender Il most sincere sympathy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15
NEW LADIES' RESTAURANT.

Horace Bartee, 1888 Main street, the
well-known ice cream manufactured, opens
a restaurant to-day especially for the nc
c~ommodation Of ladies. He will keep on
hand all the necessaries as well as luxu-
ries in the eating line served In the best
style by Grst-class cooks. The restaurant
will be- kept open during the day and UNI
til Y o'clock at night. 1t is neat, cosy
place, which our b~estpeople and strangers
can ~patronize with the assurance OF entire
satisfaction In every respect. 70
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Tho yorth American Review.

Tho North American Review.
This old standard periodical for Novem-
ber-D December is received. Horatio Sey-
mour contributes a leading article, broad
in thought and sentiment, on The Gov
ernment Of the United States" It Is clear,
logical and instructive, like everything
that emanates from this great and pure
man. Hobart Pasha writes a very inter
esting paper on 1.-THE Systems Of Offence
and Defence in Naval Warfare" James
Parton, the historian, continues his essays
on "Antipathy to the Negro" in a dispas-
%sionato, philosophical style. Ernest Re-
nan has q solid and comprehensive artice
on "Tho Emperor Hadriun and Christi
Anity, and uRderthehea Of cotemporane-
Gus literature there Is a pleasing variety Of
matter. Published by d. Appleton & Co.,
New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15
Stand from Under.

EDITOR LEDGER-In the spring of 1867
we called the attention of Mr.. Robbins,
proprietor of the Overton Hotel, to the
massive tower that reared its length out of
the center of his fine hotel. W. took the
liberty to ask him if he could expect
Memphis to remain always free from
storms or tornadoes when Vicksburg and
other places had been put in such fearful
peril by them, ard where only a few
miles from Memphis in more than one
direction are the footprints of the fear
full monster in tearing to pieces the largest
oaks, saying nothing of those that were
torn up by their roots. Nh. Robbins said
little in answer, but went to see Mr.. B. b.
Waddell, the owner of the Oyerton prop
erty, and in a short time we received or
ders to take it down, and down it came.
We would now put the above question
to the Rev. DR.. Landrum, in all becoming
respect, the same as that put to Mr.. Rob-
bins, for 1t may come to pass that while
the good doctor and his congregation are
asking a blessing they may be all at once
flatened like unto a pancake into dust.
Men Of science say that the cradle of
North American storms is on the eastern
side Of the Rocky Mountains. This being
the case, and a tornado should strike the
church, the tower would fall longitudin-
ally upon it.
We now, with some claim to experience,
and with the best wishes and purest mo-
tives, give this warning before it might
prove too late, to recommend that a por-
ton of it be taken down, for we say it is
not safe, and we can prove it. We charge
no blame, or cast reflection upon any party
whatever. Very respectfully,
THOMAS CUBBINs.
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A FAITHFUL PRIEST
Receives a Testimonial from His Parish
lohers---HOnOr to Father Kelly.

When the great yellow fever epidemic
burst upon Memphis with the fury of a
volcano, bringing terror and dismay and
desolation and death, the Catholic clergy
verified the creed Of Christ by a fidelity
to duty, and a practice of those virtues
which all ministers of the gospel are sup
posed to have. Instead Of fleeing the city
and leaving helpless women and children
to suffer and die, they remained to visit
the fatherless and afflicted, and to offer
that consolation, for which the faithful
long, and which all Christian denomina-
tons preach. Among the truest and
best of these Christian men is
Rev. Father Kelly, of st. Peters. In re-
cognition of the high appreciation of his
conduct a number of his parishioners last
night presented Father Kelly with a
handsome gold-headed cane. Among the
gentlemen present were DR.. L. Miles vii
lett, NJ. Gavin, John S. Toof, John j,
Duffy, DR.. l. w. Buddeke, Joe p. Carey,
James Flaherty, p. G. Bigley, P. f. MUIR
ply, A. NJ. Stoddard, +. P. Blessing.
Thomas H. Cooke, c.. P. Blessing, and
others. Upon the entrance of Rev. Fla.
ther Kelly, DR.. Willett addressed him as
follows;
H PRESENTATION SPEECH.
REVEREND FATHER Having heard
that you are about to leave Memphis for
a short time, to enjoy a needed recreation,
We have called to pay our respects, ex-
press our good wishes, and at the same
time to present to you u slight testimonial
| of our appreciation of your valuable ser
vices dI-ing the epidemic of yellow fever
which, thanks to the great Ruler Of the
Universe, is now at an end. For this
| purpose we have selected a gift somewhat
emblematical-the wood, by its strength
may remind you of that faith on which
man should lean in his earthly pilgrim.
age; the gold symbolizes that pure char
ity which you have had so many Oppor-
tunities of exercising through the weary
days and nights when our citizens, in the
midst of q pestilential air, withered away
and fell like autumn leaves. Having sur
viyed the scourge, Notwithstanding youi
arduous duties, we bow our heads in hum.
Bile thanksgiving to the Almighty God
for that protection, without which you
would have been numbered with tho
dead. 1t would seem that your mission j.
not vet fulfilled; that other labors ar,
yet to be performed. Take, then, thii
staff, and although it may occasionally re-
vive some of the weary, dismal r%ecollec
lions Of the plague, we trust that you vii
accept it as an assurance of our high per
sonal regard and sincere attachment.
Father Kelly made an appropriate re
spouse, gracefully thanking the donors 70
this expression Of their esteem and regard
The cane bears the following inscription
"To Rsv. j. A. Kelly: Il souvenir of tn
epidemic Of 1873; from his Memphi
friends"
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Personal.

PHI ], Kreig, who has countless friends,
has accepted q position In tho to9sorial
establishment Of August Ferber, corner Of
Main and Jefferson streets, where be will
be happy to see all OF his old customers.
"a
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DRESSED DUCKS
and Chickens, from the Shakers.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
80 and fl Jefferson street.


Counters, tables, shelves, step-ladders
desks, and other store fixtures, at Loew-
enstine Brothers, No. 10. Union street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15

TEETH extracted without pain by tho
use Of nitrous oxide, or laughing gm. Call
at the Office Of Drs. A. Wesson & Sons,
2l3 Main street. 81
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Ladies'

Ladies'
Felt hats dyed black and ~reshaped.
Ladies'
Black felt hats reshaped.
w. GOODYEAR.
Ladies'
Light felt hats cleaned and reshaped.
w. GOODYEAR.
Ladies'
Plush brim hats made a specially.
w. GOODYEAR.
Ladies'
Straw hats reshaped. w. GOODYEAR.
Ladies'
Leghorn hats cleaned OF dyed at
59t w. GooDYEAR's, 314 Second st.
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FRESH IMPORTED
AND
KEY WEST CIGARS A SPECIALITY
AT
COleman's Havana Cigar House, 3l6 Main

Mr.. WM. GETz, who occupied a butcher
stall at the Poplar Street Market-house
for the last fifteen years, has opened Stall
No. SO at the Beal Street Market-house,
where he can be found during market
hours ready to wait upon his old friends
and the public generally. He intends
keeping only choice fresh meats Of all
kinds-such meats as viii give satisfaction
to the most fastidious.
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LOST.

CETTERS-From No. ass Pontotoc street,
y two setter pups, FIVE months old; Dos
white and lemon, with scar on his nose.
Bitch, white, black and tan.
H-69 ID. BRYSON, 81 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15

BertOn's SALOON and R0aFdings
House, cor. Beal and shelby SIS,
Lodging, % cents per night. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15

Dean Stanley, having witnessed an
American election, has sailed Tor
home.
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PERSONAL.

OOCHRAN HALL H0TEL-Mrs; Ernestine
II LaMaIta, proprietress-having been closed
during the prevalence Of the fever, wishes to
say She has had her house thoroughly reno
waited, and is prepared to accommodate tran
sient and regular bOarders. 1865
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SCHOOLFIELD, HANAUER & co.
GrOCGrS and Cotton Factors.
25s FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
25S FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.

0UR stock Of Groceries, Baggng and Ties is large, fresh and complete. wob have mr.
advantage Thanking oT friends for past hvon, we solicit continuance Of Their y tr % a noe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15
FOR SALE.


DRICK-Shipped cheap W river or railroad.
Is Leave orders OF John A. DENIES, S2
front street. Large concessions will be made
on orders for good Salmon Brick, suitable for
ehimueys or setting boilers, etc,
5l-76 U. h. 4. PlPEk.
n1nnA of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
AIVUU at Mechanics and Traders Bank,
No. 3 Madison street. VI
old TYPE, better than Babbitt metal for
OIight, fast running machinery, at this
Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15

Milwaukee Beer,
From Jos. Schlitz Brewing Company,
Offered to the trade in any quantity.
Fresh, pure and cold.
CHARLES MYERS, Agent,
35 Monroe st. 68f
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FOR RENT.

mHE one-story cottage Of six or seven rooms,
with large yard attached and within one
SQUARE Of the street carr, at the northwest cor
ner Of fernando and Elliott street, There
has been no sickness in this house, and imme-
Iiate possession can be given. Apply TO b,
RICHMOND, Agent, 2l Main street. sl-6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15

mHRIg-STORY Brick, Nos. IS and 81 Main
street: q rooms; suitable for a boarding
house. Apply at 81 Main street. COL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15

nEVRRAL good offices for rent in the Stan
- ton Block. Apply to g.. d. CROCKETT,
AeaDt. 25 Main street. og-aI
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FISHI FTSHg FTSHI
SeesseI's, 1914 Main street. Go
McCartby's Line Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods arc
All flrst-class at low prices.
235 Main street. GS

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job printins. l2St
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
sALTImoeE msRKETs.

waEAr.-i, 200 bu. Upper Maryland red al
i2O; 500 bu. do. At iieAG9lle; 800 bu: DO. a
III; l, 200 bu. do. atlte@i1oi 400 bu. DO. llSr
on track; 400 bu. do. delivered "a ll44.
Coax.-The sasss Of all descriptions during the
week were as follows:
Southcrn-I1, 500 bu. prime white At "a CENTS
s,2o0 bu. do. at 80; TO0bu. do. ct 49z(goOi
I 400 bu do at 49l 500 bu. good at 4si II )
600 bu. prime do, Is lots, at 40: 200 bu. Inie-
rior Al as: !. 75O bu. prime yellow At 49@50;
1900 bu. do. at 4s; 1, 900 bn. do. at 4I4i 3.25d
bu. do. at Al; 500 bu. do at 4T3; e0o bu. DO
at A5.
OATs.-Recsipfs for the week le, 500 bu. tne
market has ruled duh and prices have sonewh hat
declined. The sales Of the week embrace the fol-
lowing, 500 bu. Southern at3l9 933A cents.
RYs.-Receipts and offerings light but mar
kct very dull and heavy. Sales early IN the
week OF 900 bu. In lots at 5s960 cents Tor good
"a prime hut to-day $50 bu. prime Southern
sold at so.
There Is no change In the Tobacco market.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

The Tuntingtcn (Pal Monitor of April sghy
is7T, pron0anees this Soap the best In the fnarS
kei, az follows:
'sfeader, we don't want you to suppose that
this Is an advertisement, and pass 10 over an
Needed. Read L. We want 60 direct your at&
tention 20 the advertisement Of 'Crampton'a I'm
periai Soap. Hating used II In our Office Zoe
the past year, we can recommend IL as the best
quality Of soap in use. II is = rare thlhg 20 get
q Soap that will thoroughly cleanse printing Ink
from the hands. as also from linen, but Crnmp-
tons laundry soap will do u, and We know
whereof we speak. II i especially adaptrd for
printers, painters, engineers and fpachinists, as
Il will remove grease Of ell descriptions from the
hands as well as clothes, with little labor. For
general Household purposes Il cantUt To excclle4
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

Having obtained the agency of this ccIehrated
soap for Hollywood and vicinity, append the
opinion of SONS cur best people Is 20 rs merits:
base used "Dobhins EIecfric soap, 2 made
pronoaere Il the best soap have ever used Ths
fApiaily and ease with which Il enables pue 70 do
onr,5 washing is really Surprising. Boiling he
clothes is entirely unnecessary and 20 rubbing Il
heeded. would not be wifk0ut IL.
Ms. y. CooDw1xg.
have no hesitation In aayfn9 fhaa no house
keeper should be without DObhins Elecirsc Soap.
I ean heartily recommend is. Il Is charm II
tlIe wash-tubs Alrs. ]. r.. TMonrsaD.
AZ TIRE, labor and noney-sayipE nftikls
take pieasurs IN recommending DobbiBs Soap 20
my neighlors. IL promiass wonders, but does
all II pr0mEses. A. A. WooD.
desire ali my friends ard customers 70 give
fhia soap ore trial, 20 they may know just how
good the best soap in the y. 81 is. 3. 9. THeMr-
sex, Sole Agent, Hollywood, Nd. Je-iet.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
70 Farmers & Planters.
HENRY DUvAI.I4 4 CO. PATUxENT
BRAND OF FERTILIZERS. uFFfCR
No. 6s SOUTH ST,
BALTIMORE.


Our Sapef Phcsphatcs are prepared FOR FL
crops according 70 the analysis of the plan
sof which il i iatended, from the best Fertiliz
ing materials obsminAble. Peculiarly rich il
Ammonia, SoIuhIe Phosphate and Potash Salts.
aad in ffne dry meehanicaI condition they ear
not heexCsiled in efficacy, immediaseand permal
rent.
Wherever tried Ne rscsivs she most Gathering
accounts of rcsalts and increased orders.
A fail supply 0f both the Tobacco Plant foE
The Tuhace0 crop and cur Ammoniated Supel
Phosphate for the Corn, Wheat and other crops,
will he manufactured and kept On hand The aY-
preaching season, she quality, price and terms
viii he the saae as f0rTneFiv, and the high stan
dard we hete established shall be maintained.
HENRY DuVALL & CO.,
Sole Prol wieiors OF the Patuxent Brand Of Ans
moniated Super Phosphate Of Lime and Spes
eial Tobacco Plant
For sale by
WV. A. LOKER, Ieonardsown.
L. q. SMITH, 81 Inigoes.
T.F. G. HERBERT, Sc. Clements e Bar.
NOTICE TO FARMERS, PLANTERS AMP
OTHERS.
llr. R. C. Davidge is nc longer employed by
for the sale Of our Paanxent Brand Of Ecrtilix.
ers. Al orders for and business Id regard "a
our FERTILIZERS must be msde direct with us OF
through our local agents in the counties. Any
Fertilixefs sold under the brand Of PatuxCnl
without our amessattaehed viii not be the orig
inal and genuine Patuxent Fertilizers and We
viii not be responsible for their results.
HENRY DUYALL 4 CO,
SoleP rorfietors Of the Patuxent Brand OF Fer
tilizers. No. es South St., Baltimore.
May 2, IS77-H.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

mz- You can buy anything in the Sewing
Machine line At the established and reliable OR-
MoxD Mga. Co, Al NJ Gar STRkET. BALTIMORE,
lower than anywhere else in the couniry: Among
other Inducements, they guarantee All Machines
years. aad furnish all attachments free.
sxw- Send for THAR new illustrated catalogue.
Mailed free to any address. They sell hrsi-class
machines from $40 to $40. Their repatation for
Fair dealing Is well known 70 many Of your best
citizens
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

~ Elegant styles fer men, beautiful for chill
ercn are 70 be had, and At very moderate prices,
at the Leading New York one price cash Cloth
Ing House, No. Is4 ". Baltimore st. opposite
Light.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
So, salflHUEt' 40.
- LIMITED To PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.

CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.
KNR. wORTHIEGToN may heeonsulied upon
- all confidential diseases which tend 20 eIn-
bitter life and shorten iis dnFaiion, including
Nefyohs Debility, causirg indigestion, pain in
the back and loius, weakness, headatLe, iinpOff
tency, impaired sight loss of memory, eFnViioa
on the face and body, baghinlhess, &c, aiakiBg
Married life unhappy and Single Life miserable.
The Doctor guarantees that no care placed In bis
treatment shall leave his care til thoroughly res
torea 10 sound and vigorous heaith, without the
use Of Mercury In any form, bis treatment being
purely Vegetable. - Il.
kUTICE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS. u
Parties living at any distance from the IlosplE
,al can be successfully treated by sending symp.
toms Of their disease The Doctor viii forward
TO any address in ihe United S,aiss free fsVfn ges
servation, printed list Of questions, thereby
enabling the patient 50 give minute description
Of their ease, which he requires 20 eheet quick
and speedy and sure cure.
All settlers directed 10 DIR. WOKTHINGTONs
Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, win receive
prompt attention. DR.. Worthingion was Btu&
dent Of Prof. n. II. Smith and is graduate Of
Nd. University
0nice hours from s in the morning ill 10 at
niQht. SUNDAYS. ill l2 O'Clock noon.
Separate Consulting Rooms for Ladies, to..whonf
The Dr. Pays special attention.
March g; lSTs-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
FOR sale.

r win sell about 100 EcaEs ofthe Cherry Grove
Il Farm. located In The Tih election district upon
which there Is a small new DWELLING HOUSE,
some OUT-HOUSES and a young ORCHARD.
About one-third Of the land is In wood. The
above land lies on q valuable creek IN which
many oysters could be seeded ard adioins the
farm Of r. B. Tippefr. For terms, ete,, apply
10 SARAH 4. LONG.
Feb e, lsTs-Iy. Miiessown P. O., I'D
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

This old and reliable ready made Clothing
House a now Offering icr sale the best quality ol
Cossds. made in The latest style. Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods and Piece Goods for Order
Work, always on hand, OF every variety ano y
,ls best material. But one price, and that The
lowest. If YOU wish to be satisfied call Al
WAEAxAKE.'s No. tee w. Baltimore street. Bal.
timore.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
FRESH
NEAT MARKET.

respecsssIiy inform my friends and The public
j in eeneral, that viii open FRESH NEAT
MARKET as Moore's Hotel, Ls0nar9fown, on o.
about The 10th Of May, instant 0SdeE prOmps.
Iy aitended TO-
MsT . lsTs--tE j. GROSS
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

DR.. Grant successfully treats Asthma, Bron-
ehitis, lncipient Consumption, CRtarrh, and all
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
You poor sufferers with The Asthma who have
been treated hy many able Physicians without
benefit, consult DR.. Grant, be can cure you. Or,
If you have the Bronchitis, fncipient COnsump-
ton or Catarrh, do not be discouraged, for Dr.
Grant can remove the disease and restore yon 10
perfect health. IL you are suffering with RheH-
Enatism, Dyspepsia, Piles, Liver Complaint, Fiis,
Partial Paralysis, and Poisonous Diseases Of the
Blood, affecting the threat and nose, Scrofnla,
and all Blood and Skin Diseases, despair NOT,
DIR. Grant can cleanse the blood from all impu-
rites. Persons afflicted with nerfous debility,
vital weakness and general prostration OF the
nervous and physical system, hare hope and
place yourself under the treatment of DIR. Grant,
who has cured hundreds Of patients when other
Physicians have failed, and saved them from =
premature grave. IL you hare diseases Of the
Kidneys Gravel or any Urinary disease, Dia-
hetis, Dropsy, apply Immediately TO DIR. Grant.
Many are suffering with ringing in the Ears, Of
fensve discharges from the Ea-s, partial blind
ness, partial deafness, you can be cured, consult
Dr.. Grant before IL is too late.
Reliable persons in every part Of the city and
State eau testify to DR.. Grants great success in
treating the above named diseases.
REMEMBER, DIR. Grant treats all diseases OF
every name and nature, and will visit the sick
day and night. Call or write, stating symp-
toms. Medicine sent by express. Consultation
rec. Nov. 8, 1sT7-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
80 acres. more or less.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
John B. Welch & Son
vs..
John NJ. Bronze, Admr. of
f. M. Goddard, ct al.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's
county, sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 43I N. Z.
ARDERED this 21st day Of May,
- 1873, that the Auditors Report,
filed in this cause, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on or before the 3rd Monday oi
June, 1873, provided copy Of this or
der be published in the st. Mary's
BEACON, once a week for three success
sive weeks prior to the said Bird Monday
Of June.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test:-
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
May %, Is7s-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

The attention of our readers Is called 10 the
new Invoice Of Pfesh spriAg asd eunnnsr Goods
advertised by Meaars. Greenwell d Fenwick In To-
days BEAcos. 4 speciality bf this firm Is their
iiiniaery Goods which they hare Ienswsa this
Spring aed greasIy increased. Give them ealls
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
30 Ar DING.

AIRS. DIR. PAGE EDMUNDs will accom-
IVh modate permanent and transient boarders
at No. A HANOVER ST, four doors from
Lombard. west side. The travelling public are
respectfully requested 20 give her a call.
Nav 3, leTT-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

Thoss Of our readers who visit Baltimore this
spring 10 make purchases of clUthing for men
ana bows cannot be better suited In choice, style
or quality than At the reliable house Of Chas
n. Oehm a Son 230 w. Pratt 81. NEAR Hanover.
See advertisement in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06
NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION d ENTERTAINMENT
Il reasonable rates can be had by parties fa
sransif 10 and from Baltimore at Forrest g " bar
per Patnxen & teamers by calling on
JOHN II. BUCKLER
Nov. ., ls76-tf FORESTS wharf, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

1T can make make money faster AZ work for us
than at atanythiHg eIs; Cepifal not required; we
Twill start yoh. Sl7 per day ~ home INSIDE
by the Industrious. Men, women, boys and girls
firne. Costly outfit and terms free address
TRuE & Co, Angusta, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1878-06-06

NO. 10 WEST BALTlAOkk SfkEEts
Nearly opposite the Sun ofice, Baltimore,
RR.xcH on 3 AND 7 JoHx srnxEr, NEw Toax.
With an experiences Of fsiy years, and hciisties
unsn,,allea bv any other establishment, we may
Justly claim 70 be the first Dyeing and Cleaning
Establishment IN this country.
Dress Goods Dyed In the Piece or made mp into
garments. Also Ribbons, FriRges, Trimmings,
&C.
LACE CURTAINS BEATTIFULLYCI.EAN
Ladies Dresses. Cioaks &c. in all Fabrics
Cleaned without ripping. Gentlenen's Goats;
Gverccass, Pants, Vests, 6e-, Dyed or tlsanes
without ripping. Goods roceiyed ana resatneo
Kid GIoves and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed
handsomely. -,
BARRETT, NEPHEWS 3 go,
10 West Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE.
n. B-No other offce II this city.
Nov 10 fe7T-6u.