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National Reform Association,

A public meeting was held last night
In the hall Of the Y. NJ. q. A. in behalf
OF the National Reform Association, or.
ganiz2d to maintain existing Christian
features in the American Government
and to secure the religious amendment
to the Constitution of the United States.
Rev. DR.. L. d. Morris, Of Lane rheo-
logical Seminary, DR.. Morris, Rev. MIR.
Foster and Rev. Mr.. Richie made au-
dresses.
A series OF resolutions looking to the
carrying out of the purposes Of the AS
ISOLATION were adopted.
A delegation, consisting OF Rev. VIII
French, Rty.J III. Foster, Henry Nor
ton and Robert Blair, was appointed TO
attend the annual Convention which
meets February at Pittsburg.
The meeting then adjourned,
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The Builders, Exchange.

Toe Builder ExcnAnge met again at
Greenwood Hall yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Neiber occupied the chair. The
Committee on Constitution aud Bylaws
read a report, the leading points OF
which were, that the Exchange should
be open TO membership to any one whose
FsTOcation lay in any OF the branches Of
building; the annual fees to be So
The report was then taken up section
BY section aud approved, with a few
amendments. Five hundred slips in
German and English were ordered
printed and distributed, and the whole
matter was then laid over until next
Tuesday.
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Kirby will Contest,

The case of Julia X. Banning and II
b. Banning, Ella K. Piatt and Dom
Pia;t and Byron Kirby VS.. Clinton
Kirby, executor and trustee under the
will of Timothy Kirby, the City of Gin.
clnnati and others, was resumed last
evening after the following jury had
been obtained:
David Graf, J. Fl. Temen, E. osper
A. A. Bennett, =. Bates, F. il. Lawson,
George Fries, W. Nj. Greenwood, James
hunz, z. W. Mackelplest, Jas. A. Arm
strong and A. Nj. X Jberts.
Mr.. Ramsey made the opening speech
Tor the plaintiff, and MIR. Perry followed
Tor the defense
Mr.. Hunt read the answer Of the Mer.
camille Library, and advocated the
pfoprlety OF the bequest on behalf OF
that institution.
Mr.. hamsey desired to correct the
statement that the Kirby estate amount.
eu 10 million Of dollars, and said it did
not amount to half that sum,
The Court hereupon adjourned,
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Home OF the FricndIcss.

The patrons and friends OF this insti.
tuition held meeting yesterday after.
noon to hear the reports of the officers.
The Trinity NJ. 4. Choir furnished some
appropriate music, and Rev. Earl Gran
ston aud Rev. c. Il. Daniels were pres
ent TO conduct the opening exercises.
The Ireasurers Mrs. Charlotte Davis
report showed that the receipts OF the
year had been $2,59} IA, and the expend.
ltures the same. The Secretary report
ed that two hundred aud twenty -eight
persons had been admitted during the
year and two hundteu and eight had
been sent out. Bosidos these one hun.
dred and sixtY-nine had been transiently
admitted. Some brief rImurks were then
made, and the meeting ali ,utneu.
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The New York Hotel Gazette and
Travellers Monitor, which is considered d
the leading hotel and travellers paper,
says OF that famous hotel, the DelaVan,
at Albany: "Messrs. Chas. Z. Leland
e. Co. have in the Delayan one of the
finest and best OF hotels. All the nota-
bles and distinguished people stop at
the Delavan, and since the rates have
been reduced to So. So 50 and "a per day,
we believe almost every person going
to Albany will sojourn at this house, as
the best accommodations can be had al
prices in accordance with the times"
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EGAL NOTICE DIVORCE. = CATnE-
AR1NE FARRELL, Plaintiff, against
Thomas Farrell, Defendant. Court of Com
mon Pleas. Hamilton County, State of Ohio,
case No. t3,3S3-The defendant, Thomas Far
rell who resides at Richmond, Wayne County,
In the State of Indiana, will take notice that
the plaintiH, Catherine Farrell, dit, on the Sd
day OF August, A. D. 1877, tile In said Court
tcause No. 5S,883) her petition for divorce.
wherein she alleges, among other things, thaS
she has been for year last past and is now q
bona nde resident OF said County and State,
that she was married TO the defendant on the
18th day OF April, A. d. 1858. and has always
conducted herself towards defendant as a
faithful and dutiful wife, that the defendants
dlsregarding his marital duties has been guilty
OF willful absence from plaintiff for more than
seventeen years last past, that said defendant
mas also been guilty Of gross neglect OF duty
ever since his marriage with plaintlff, and
that said defendant resides at Richmond,
Wayne County, IN the State OF Indiana. Ths
prayer OF said petition is for divorce. and thai
plaintiff be restored to her former name OF
Catherine Cain.
said cause Will be for hearing ON and aitor
March 13, 1878. MCCARTHY KING,
Ja1o-6tH Attorneys for PlaintiK
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EGS~ Closing out Sale OF Winter Goods at
cost. Special bargains in Black Cashmeres,
Dress Goods and Silks
RIVET & PARDkIDGE,
ja29-4t l49 West Fourth street.
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through the early winter months, unI |
the snow bee mes so deep that it would
be sin TO modest the poor anima'.-
Scribner for February.
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DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup gives by far
the best satisfaction and takes The lead
of all cough preparations ON our shelves
CARPENTER & PALMETER,
Jamestown. n. Y.
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Rag~ Our entire stock OF Ladies' and Chill
dren's Shoes will be sold at actual cost for the
next ten days. l49 West Fourth street.
ja29-4t RIVET & PARDRIDGR.
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Oysters 25c per quart. Bucket given
with every quart. 2S6 W. Sixtn street.
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UNDERTAKHRS,
LEGAL.

A TT G ii NJ L Mt PETER JUNK ERT
n Plaintiff, vs. Jacob Rennert, Defendans-
Before Henry Erkel, Justice OF the Peace OF
Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.
On the 22d day of January, 1873, said Justice
Issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of forLy-three dollars and
twenty-five cents. The cause is set for hear
seng on the 4th day Of March, 1873, at 9 O'Clock
IA. M. PETER JUSKERT.
CINCINNATI, January 2G, 1873. ja3O-8tW%
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NBWSP
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FINAN CIAL.

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Il SOUTH cav ST., SllfImOal, 40.
(EIaIi minutes walk from the POstofice.1
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AMI
COMMITMENT A 4 nIAE A ZIG

(FIali minutes walk from the Postotiee.J
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.
TAR. wORTHIEGTOK fnsy beeohsuI,ed upon
M al confidential diseases whgh tend 70 sni-
bitter life aud shorten It's duration, including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain In
the back and loias weakness, headache, ifhp0Fi
tency impaired sight, loss of memOry, eruption
on the face and body, bashfnlnetE, &C, making
Married life unhappy aud Single Life miserable.
The Doctor guarantees that No case placed In his
treatment shall leave bis care tll thoroughly res
tored 60 sound and vigorous health, without the
use Of Mercury IN any form, bis treatment being
purely Vegetable.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
Parties living at say distance from the Hospi-
tal can be successfully treated by sending syinp'
toms Of llIrf disease. The Doctor viii forward
20 any address in the United States, free frJm OBJ
seTvaiion, a printed list Of questions, thereby
enabling the patient 20 give minute description
Of their case, which be requires 20 elect qsick
and speedy and sure cure
All letters directed 70 DIR. W0RTHiKGT0N;
T.ock Hospital, Baltimore Nd, will fcceivs
prompt attention. Or. worthington was q stu
dent Of Prof n. X. Smith and IL graduate 81
Nd. University
Office hours from 8 In the mording till 10 at
nIght. Sundays, On ~ o'clock BOons
Separate Consulting ROomsfUg Ladies, to.Wboin
The Dr. Pays special attention.
March Q, lsTS-iy.
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! Piilil Lledl L..


CHAPTER l2s.
An Acre shsage apsstJf lie disli-
ing line betwern. the Fourth and
Fifth Election District Of 81. Mary
| Cspstfs HEuT 9TH Tia
Bae1isA 4 &c q snaefsi Byfss Gene
eyai .1ssemtfg If .Msralank. That that
porsicn Of ne FouFth EIecli8d Bistsict
Of 81. Mary's county lying North OF q
straight line starting from point at
which the r0sd leading from the Fhsee-
Nosch Road 20 ST. Joseph Chareh,
known - the Forest Hall Road, inter
sects she said Three-Notch Road run
mag thence North eighty-eighl degrees.
! West three and one-haif mics, % the
| junction Of Sothoron's Ron with the
North-Wes branch Of Cbaptlco Hay
be and the same i heFeby takeA from
said Fourth Election Distrie: of said
county and added 10 and included IN the
limits Of the fifth Election District Of
said county.
sgcrrof 2. find Be Ii saaefed, That
1t the time Of tie next sitting OF the
| Officers Of Registration as provided By
laws il shall b The duty Of the 0fEisef
Of Registration 0f the said Fourth Elee-
ton District 70 strike from The list OF
Registered Voters OF the said District
the names Of all voters residing in the
portion OF the said District which is
hereby included in the said Fifth Dis
trict, and to furnish list of the said
names TO the. OfficeE. Of Registration, Of
the said fiftk District, and il shall be
the duty Of the Officer Of Registration
of the said Fifth District 70 add the said
names to the list Of registered voters al
the said Fifth District. ,s 90 -
Section 3. find be u ezacfed, That
this Act shall take effect from the date
OF its passage. - y
Approved tie fiffh day Of April, 1878.
JOHN LEE CARROLL,
49, Governor Of Maryland.
FETTER s. HoBLITZELL.
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates.
EDWARD LLOYD,
W President Of the Senate.
MARYLAND, Sc.
=
/, JAMES s. FRANRLfS. Clerk OF the
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland, do here
by certify, that the aforegoing is Q full
and true copy taken from the Actof the
General Assembly Of maryland, OF which
lie purports 10 be copy, as taken from
the original law deposited In and be-
lonaing TO the Office or the Court OF APP
peas Of Maryland.
In testimony whereof ] hereunto set
{ - my hand As Clerk and afix the
LIS. Seal Of the said Court of APP
49, peals OF Maryland this 18th
day Of April. 1873.
JAMES .. FRANKLIN, Clerk Of
the Court Of Appeals Of Maryland.
April 20, 1ST8-st. -
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pBBiisnrD ~ aurn0nsrr.



AN ACT to repeal seclie4B CO swo,
/ three. four. fre. r k<s ~
-. a., ~s.-.. 49,. ss:-.--- -
'' -
foaftes - seSenteeni
eighte p tweMty, twenlTs
/ one. twenty-l 5. III Ell f.three. twen-
/ tw.e,ar fwensGsIl'sre .nd sw.,,~-.;w :.
i .-.--:-s....-~ - - =
+ 1NTt 8 sns SOoe 3. Eao-
4 he Lde@ - Title "St. Mary .
! County, seb title Aims House and
enacs = xuhmasfufn thpr~for.
sc-......s9l s. = 1890. =.
.-.5 .asss-.6ie - sgse,.Ss-s ssrs - -
- .s -. 49, 800 -
49, - 80 -. -. 49, 80 -
80 20 - En..,s 90 iS. - - s =. $50. -
sssn e;shseen n;nesern s~sns. 49,
sSShs c'Ss1s@f - - 1nsJ ~
-. =. y z e ky.sn-
go. s;s6sces f.cde ~ pshI.r To- i
laws CO Egt. NsIEss Coastv,' sab
s:,I. nAI,.. uo.,.@ 5 4. "a 49, $50
-. n.a. - ...~s1.a - -. go e.s..' 49, -.
-.s.;,sss e, 4 i, -, ,,>s..sr -
$50 = yhe -. - - 80 -:
49,. -. 80, -. ,.. $500 ,as~s
.4' 49,. 4 = :. S, ~:
- @.'sf, -. ~ 800 - 800,
.,-,s;ss'.,.,.s~ 81 -, S.e = ~.
.S~s.~,cs 4 .T'ha -ss;a Tsnrrsv rr,r.
,n;s.;oas,- sh.II snnnsIlv = sss;r 6rs,
-~~.lss $3.50 = T,,.. = ~ - .e,,r
.sssaaf,.- - sssss>,le.kls Ii ..sd Al.
49, AL 49, $500. i, ss.c6 rer-
-. 60 49,, -. 49,. "a "a - a.
ss,,,. s;,rs shaII eonsssei ssssh sid ssr a.,
go = - 'sssIi - ssss'led ske keerer of
49, aa,,.s 1s.s..ss $50, s,,<lss sSss,,s ,J
- 8 49,; nae dssr $500
NJ ~. 80 .sss..s e. 49, ,,,s;-ss,.,,s- "a
~ .s.,. -. t.ss,Ss ,S..s.s. &c ss;d a.
~ ~ 800 - 80.
-, ,'.~-r;sy' - frar, ~. s;ret dsr ~ Tanusrv
.lssrsssserS - - 80. -
SpcTTow1 Anv me IA said Csornmis-
.;oners nav IN wy;,;nc direct the "A.
-. &c e. -. $50 - ali Gl,r.
uo .s4 " FOO'
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Dr.. GRAFT successfully treats Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Incipient Consumption, CRtarrh, aaa ali
diseases Of The Throat and Lungs: #
You poor sufferers with the Asthma, who have
been treated by maay able Physicians without
benefit, consult Dir. Gramf, be can care ron. Or,
IL ron have the bronchitis, lneipient Consump-
ton Or Catarrh, do not be discouraged, for DE-.
Grant can remove the disease and restore you 10
perfect health. II you are suffering with Rhen-
matism, Dyspepsia, Piles, Liver Complaint, Fits,
Partial Paralysis, and Poisonous Diseases Of the
Blood, affecting the throat and nose, Scrofala,
and al Blood and Skin Diseases; despair not,
DR.. Grant can cleanse the blood from all impu=
rites. Persons afflicted with ilerfoes debility,
vital weakness and general prostration Of the
nervous and physical system, have hope and
place yourself under the treatment Of DIR. Grant
who has cured hundreds Of patientE, when other
Physicians have fEiled, and saved them from
premature grave. If You have diseases Of the
Kidneys, Gravel or any Urinary disease, Dia1
belts Dropsy, apply Immediately to DIR. Grant
Many are suffering with ringing In tie Ears Of
fensive discharges from the Ears, partial blinds
ness partial DEAFNESS you eah be chfcd, consult
DR.. Grant before Il is too late.
Reliable persons in every part or the city and
State can testify 20 Or. 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.S Medicine ssnt BY express. Consultation
rec. 2 " Y II - Nov. Q, lsTf-iy.
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Road Notice -

NOTTCE Is hereby given that at the
- 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 VIM. 8.
Coppage, known as ST. Georges Point
through the lands Of Susan P. Smith,
John H. Mitchell and Henry Watts to
the public read leading 20 Bacon's
Wharf.
s WA. 8. CoPPAGE,
SUSAN p. SMITH,
.i49sa JOHN IL. MITCHELL,
and others.
April IL. 1S76A30d.
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Fok cLERk % fnE CIhCUlr C0uRf.

k<esrs. E5iiers. -Please Announce DR.. = j.
SUTTON IS the Repahlican cAndidsss Or Clerk
or tie Circnif Coart for St Mary q connty % The
slsetinn ID 1879 and say that he will recsivs The
warm surport Of his partE and friends in
ApEil 70, leTen. sRtiee District
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Fire Insurance !!

nxnsOxs DESTROYS of having their
n property insured in the cheap and
excellent home company known a. the
STATE o. MARrEAEp FIRE ASSURANCES
ComPANx or BALxInoRE, MARxEAnD,
B. g, iHARRIs, President, can be graf
fled BY calling on or communicating
with The undersigned, Sc. 1nigoes' Posi-
Ofiee. Sc. Maryn county, Md.
a. EDWARD 8. ABELIs
Oct /, 1S74-tfn Local Agent.
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hr'.~~' ~ - - 4 -. ~, - ~ !
The most 74lP sa1 9slere;lce between the
Southern Maryland and the ordinary Commits
sion House, Ia that the former beloAes 90 aud ID
under the control Of the Farmers; who own the
stock, and not the Agents.
Second. What security docs II offer those who
send 20 it9 LA Tei ~ ss
The Cashier has exclusive charge Of all money.
He has given . heavy bond with approved Sc
cHrity for the faszhfal peri0rmance of his duties
The Bylaws Of the Corporation prescribe these
duties. One. OF these eEeqnires him "a pay over
The proceeds Of sale 10 the owner as soon as the
produce is sold. A full and accurate statement
OF the affairs OF the Company il laid before The
Board o. Directors every month. -
Third. Does fhe Southern Maryland make
any 'aAsnnseg 10 itb customers and on what
terms
Wsdo The Cashier Il authorized 10 advances
20 the nett value, 90 be determined b. theSales-
man and Cashier, OF any produces in hand. For
other advances application must be made to The
Board. We charge 9 per cent. interest Oh atl-
vanees and nothing more. fs -
March 20. lsIs-3w.
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w.
s&s
te anle "a.
= '''s Nsnik4
$500 e ue fser.s
rs @ Psinse f..,,...
we
N
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Pr - 1esh aay = s ~.
A.'ss ssais. 80 -
ief tie inss,Iss''
ahswef ofAe -
% Eoi4is ~ nka go
and t6e ssssn. = 49, :.
Re csc nnd tlIg 49,. 7, !.
eRa WHICH hsss i -. =
Cssast ksin 4 sasIs,s
9 q he property. -
Wy snd-hed srs- =.
- q She said SEAM
1p isrs -
= Ne anal Ben = ~
2. s.eda ~ sxls -
ia day " kN'
that The RAJ a.
= said c0Enrmnp 80
aHny h sod: -
z. Cemls aad a.
4 Icy are hereby a..
sale. They sk1II
{ 70 The State a. -.
with mparfyar
ayedEe O. sl,e
han&Eul ! kr-
ne hlshlzi peF.-
Y q then b ihis -,
ed IN them by anv
Ne Eremime. Thsy
!. We - descnbsa
@1 Cosnlmnv,
mar weNka previonr
sr pablisAed n
p IN some neus~
pc satiea ~ Baliimnrw
o'nes notices &c ihev
passs manner ans
AL ee ~ hll0ws ~
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ms dAy q hnaE fSis
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T0R SALE Oh KENT.

THE weIi-knoMh store, with lot attached,
sknown Is SANDY BOTTOM STORE, on the
Thrse-Koached Road, n the Patsxent district
Fer terms, apply as ones %
B. HARRIS CANALIER,
Atfv. a. Law, LeonaFdaoWn, "a.
April 70, is7s-n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02
LINIMENT.L


Time and money hare been wantad en-
futile endcavors % obtain some embroca-
tion that would prove b cure for this
exeruciafing diseaae; but all have failed
except KgEEBRss RoNAs ISxrssE,sT, and
that has been hueceassaI III almost eyery
instance where IL has been employed,
whether asieh has beenof the inhammatory
orchronic type. In Lumbago and Sciatica
e aGords instant relief
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-02
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w modaie permanent and transient boaT6ers
~ No. A HAEO YER ST., four doors from
Lon.bard, west side. The travelling pubIi, are
respectfully requested 70 give her . call.
Eksfay 3, le75-tE