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The New York herald., 1879-03-13
Total account of Oriental Savings Bank. s..
The following sales were made in foreclosure =


The following sales were made in forcclosure:-
ny BLEEKER SON.
Joseph A.. Welch, referee-A plot Of land, pol .1Ox
bstweea I'D and osd sts, to pi.ntiii 5000
Also-Joscph =. Auerbuch, rcieree--the four story
s., 90 f. s. 81 i27th st., to plaintiff 1850
HORArIO IENRIQuES.
Frank A. Ransom rcfcrce-The story frame
O. s., IS H. n Of ss.h st.. to defendant. 49,. 1850
A. p.
William A. Boyd referee-A thrco-story brown
Of East ooI ST. 81 IT. w. Of ID av 10 plaintiff $4,000
Frank d. Smaw. rcferee--The three story brown
stone front dwelling, with lot lGSxlOLI1 on the
pisintii 4aei
JOHN BOYD.
Hamilton Morton, reteree--rhe three story brown
stone front dwelling, with lot HpS99ll, No. %
John &. Barron 1000
Total. $37 ioi
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
POST OEFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
ii The foreign mails for tho week ending saturday,
March 10, 1917, will close this office Tuesday ~
A. NJ. for Europe. by steamship Nevada via Qncenscwn,
Wednesday, 81 A. M for Europe By steamship Both
MIA, via Queenstown Thursday, atN NJ Tor Europe.
by steamship Republic. via Qucenstowu correspondence
for Gcrnsny aud France must be spccay and
at lo M for Europe by steamship iteric VIA " MOUTH
Chcrboury and Hamburg; saturday, az e;o A. M Tor
Europe by steamship City of Berlin via Vneenstovn cor
for tcrnany be specially addrcsscd and
at III 80 A. NJ for Europe, by steamship Main va south
nlnpton and Bremen. The steamships Nevada Bothua.
Republic and City of Berlin do not take malls Tor Den.
mark sweden and Norway. Tho mails iys Nspinwall and
9cuth pacinc ports Nav York March 10 Tho mails
for Nassau leave Now York March II The mails foe
Havana leave Now York March ~ and To- The mails foe
Hnyt Jamaica aud Maracabc leavr Vow Work March ".
The mails for the West ind'e, va berfnula ana -.
tiniume Barbaoos and Trinidad direct leave New York
March 1h mails for Australia &c leave san Fran
cisco March IL The mails f.r ch'ns ava JaCsn leave $40
ryaot,sco March "a THOMAS L. JAMEdS festuo0o0A
ron 0rricR NSv yoaSs March 9. ieza =
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AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
RROADwAY THEATRE CORNER a0rH ST.
DEp1Ah FULTON .'.....,.....Lessees ana managers
Orchestra 81 Circle cents Admission, 50 cents
SIGNAL SUCCESS.
CROWDED HOUSES MOVED TO ECSTASY BY THE
IN HM s. PfSAFohE s%'h% IN THE CITY,
sISAsSE sRaaD%Ea Hsssssy ssjsyyssi.am.. ss
BRoADWAY. Frequent encores-star.
vifi ssaas
Bk5ApWAY EHeelisnt % sinsng%ESeains POST
The M n perfect
EVERY ENEvIxG.
SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY MArINEEs.
Some idea of the excellence tho tho
with which received may be gathered from the fact
that owing encores the programme conclude
until nearly IL o'clock.
FIRST POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY
ss syy.. y III M %
Miss Flora l. Frost and Nine julie A. Do Ruyther
T ,YcEuM THEATRE; v,
EVERY kSSS uNSuAErkb ALP HAPoEnD1d sDccEss s1iShh
TWO sREAS%, %.csSSs csssSfSs cssfs OPERAS.
THE SORCERER
H. NJ 8. P!NAFORE
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND DOUBLE CHORUS.
POPULAR PRICES. Box OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
THEATHE CoMJ9STE, sgS =, 5i4 Nj gEqApWAY = DIV
TIIE MULLIGAN GUARD BALL.
Reynolds and Walling Snow Brothers, Wiley Hamilton
@ nss and
Queen and West Harry Fisher, Ed Mack. Annie Mack
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
(11EEAAHSIpr OPERA ERR HOUSE ,..... 49,, v,.....
Reserved Seats lorches.ra Circle md Balcony, Soc
Mk Mk JOHN JOHN T. 4 EAYM9Sb sAYMSSb
in the SS pSws1ial MM Home comedy;sss on NM "
HsSFHH HsFH ! S.. So 90 81 N n.
NEW AND ELEGANT SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTs
prSEFiTN 81 Mr. FE5RAAY J6RA T. ExRYsSS KkyMoSp
skSEFHT sESEEIT 9E 9EE Nh MI JOHN JOHN kkAA99MMoSS kA9MoSD
GREAT DoGBLE BILL.
MONDAY NEXT. 4 CELEBRATIsD CASE.
with new effects and scenery and a star cast.
GEA4ND OPERA ERA HOUSE DE MuRsKA
LAST SUNDAYS DE MURsKA CONCERT.
Immediate and brilliant triumph of the great tenor
SIGNOR ROSNATI.
DE nS haT fsTS
ON SUNDAY EVENING NEXT
MILE. DE MURSKA WILL PRESENT THE MOST
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME YET OFFERED.
DOOTH'S THEATRE
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
REAL ESTATE.

The event on tho Real Estate Exchange yesterday
the sale by order of the receivers of the Oriental
Savings Bank of large amount Of property in this
city and Brooklyn. 1t will be that the latter
went at very Insignificant prices. The details ers -
folows.-
BY r. v. HARNETr
BY order receivers of Oriental Savings Bank the
foowing:-Ono lot, 25xl4u, on 9Th av., n y,
alley in the rear, to Frank H. Dodd 800
Also four story brick house. with lot 25xl0O.5,
YORK. to James Hennessy - 5000
Also four three story brick dwellings, with lots each
2DxlUO, No. 27I to 277 Macon ST., s., ~ IT, s. of
Throop Brooklyn, to Il. IL. McNaughon Il, 100
Also n similar house. with lot 2oxIo0, No MS Hal
Fw crahcrs -. ......,.,. s,loo
Also five story brick houses, with lots each 1Sx
av. brooklyn, to K o. Frost ........... s,ea5
Also four story brick house, with lot 273x9J3.
T. Allison r. 49, ~. ..... 2,7oo
The New York herald., 1879-03-13

RROADwAY THEATRE CORNER a0TH ST.
DEDGAR 4 FULTON ............. Lessees and Manager
Orchestra 81 Dress Circle rs cents Admission 80 cents
The New York herald., 1879-03-13


SIGNAL SUCCESS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

Mresns. Epr1oEs or mn BxAs6 Der sirs-<
We thank you for the publicnks1 q tie loeml
warrant Law, Subtitle Alma Hcuee, = Ae1ats78,
ChapiRg ala, Seefion 81, bur IN % c. prssumna
ahma every Jnsfice of the Peare rs mcrpy cE thfB
Esw, "a The State o. Maryland furnishes % ench
> fail volnme e The Aets o. Asemb1y. Wees-
rionsly doubs whslhsr this rEmedy VII ere The
evil. Can The Alias House Keeper, II tie pres-
snf condition of tie Alms House, carry ons the
psovisisns Of The law7 Il IL true the Law yoz
ancfe from has another section III which an
fhcriEsa him, Ii ease Of disorder CT insnbordinA-
ton az refusal % work On the part Of The tramp
% havs him committed % Jail Whae means IL
ks provided with % keep the txamp nnfii &c can
gEf Justice % at upon the ease Have the
C0unty Commissioners, ueeer Sec ct the Law
yca quote from, any power 10 provide the msans7
are all inmates "a Aims Hcuses prissmersg Al
vicious, so-cafled TRAMP" icilern aboue sleigh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fear and suspirisn-the good
pesesable ci;iEsns lksFsof e0ms 70 . Juslieeofthe
Peace and eomplsln skat ; ma unknown d
aiesping in sheir fodder houses and hsFns With
matches and p7pe ard watches their ahsenee,
gcea 20 he hoass, fFighfens the females and de-
mands feed --fhas they have driven him rom
eheir premises, but he comes In la1e 81 nighta end
cut early In he morning. Tie Jussies iezues
his warfsat, comnin tbs sAender - The Alm1
House-he res dinner and snp2er taese--next
= AA-F%<AHA-
enEng 70 hare his revenge upon he pezspn oF
persons who bad hin arrested SO even the or
GERS In the Csc The poacnA68e citizens and
Taxpayers spend nigha after night and week a.
Ger week in suspesse Rnd xlesplezzn1ss. fsaring
private iaiuET. Bat he iail gRnefnlly esrss ths
evil. Tht pt4islia kp4Ns he S. xzuEe 1eAframE
kneWz lh81 ~ s s4n1s,srs& 80 Sc 80 wsy 3
- hrxs w4yso Get oxss 4n& Il kept thexe any
June his vicioua tempeg wu4aBo and fearing
60 Hsea ,r mswmsm a a 1880 "A s.owms RmRnrna
g goes % soms BHoper empsoyment. A tax
psyss, ! regret Q make Jail eommiimenis iHsueh
eases, and " the County Commissioners will ar
rssge 10 keep them safe, win commit all such
eases 20 he Aims House hereafler-hnt the Law
certainly does not mean 70 apply 10 such charac-
acters-if %, the Aims House 10 not 50 arranged
O. TO fnlfll the requirements of the law in such
cases. ! do not write this for argument or to
disagree In opinion or 20 End fault Of the Law or
Aims House, but for information. IS the upper
part Of this county D generally the entrance Of
such characters and we have them 10 contend
with much more 90 than other portions Of the
county.
JusTicE or TIE PEAcB.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
sallsu's Monthly xaga.ins for Nay.

The leading illustrated article Of the May num-
Der Of "Bailou's Magazine 10 about the mon
key-men Of New Gaiuea, told by the author Of
"a whsIeman's Adventures" and very well
told the yarn is, although we Ithink our friend
had to leave the island TOO suddenly 10 pay
much attention TO the strang. beings be has at
tempted to describe. Then we End several nice
stories, and number Of poems, adventures, and
sea yarns, all going TO make up the contents OF
irst-cIass magazine. But here 10 the list Of
contents: The Island OF New Guinea; Sonnet;
A Life Lost, and q Life Won; Consolation; Some
thing Of Surprise; Both Sides ofLife's Picture;
For his sake; The Sisters; Recollections Of 9th
er DAYS; A Picture; Shared by an Advertise
ment; On Plagiarism; To Summer; The Rose Of
Spain and the English Lily; The Green Parrot;
A Few Words about Rheumatism; q Hog-Hunt
in Honduras; The Cypress-Tree The Same Name
Are Long Engagements Wise? Our Young Peo-
pies Story Teiler-My Mothers Husband; As
ionishing JuggieTy Feais; Ruthven's Puzzle
Page; Editorial Notes; The Housekeeper; Curious
Matters; Things Pleasant and Otherwise; Our Pic
ture Gallery humorous iIlustrations.l Pub
lished by Thomes q Talbot, % Hawley Street,
Bostoa, Mt 81 so year, postpaid, and for sale
at all the periodical depots 10 the country for Is
cents Q copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

Tms -. eRKAToasBss.-The next
Legislature wsil BE- called upoR 10 elect :
United States senator and 4 looks II
present very Ike storm gas brewing
fa1hs political hessshs Of democracy -
regard % II. Cos. Whyte 10, ofeOurse,
snxious 70 Be hisown successor, and h.
fanos thc man WREN he wants plzes
70 put on airs Of mock modestY. or ne-
elect even qucstiunnhla instrumental
lies which may prosalss I'm success in
oblaininx II. But q sFak = the Unhed
sisles ssnais - . bsiehl psiss and The
GosssnoF : By nc mssns peculiar IN
wsns,hg 70 via n there are othsr
niehmonds already - ihs 6sId and pr
haps otbsrs sisIl 10 enter. II IL certain.
"a any rats that the Governors sucees-
siin % he next Did. senstorskip win Be
skaiply dispnied. nor l. Il unlikely. be
being shs NOT prominenl. skal al op-
ppaenls = III agree 80 pee iAsnes''
as sembihe Upon sssar tlsina sobest''
Ekysss Tue course has sls<say been
forsshsdowed BY several Of eur dsssol
cratic contemporaries and . very dis
.tinctIy outlined IN. aJetter from Balti-
more TO the Cecil wig, which IN now
going the rounds Of the press. And
now, our opinion being asked. though
not Of the number Of Gov. Whyte's adj
mirers either a. State officer or State
party leader, We have no hesitation in
saying. we have no fault TO find with
him a. a senator and that il 10 our con-
Sietion Maryland never has had an
ADLER representative in the national
councils since the days Of William
Pinkney.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

feeiine u injienatipn mkaiastthems hei
hey 1Isse = watch their opportunity and
sneak % lbe polls when the Write men
afc not @ he look cat. Now Just ina
kIne the .sorm il would raise 10 plant
wlvle colenies out there thousands
strong. Of course negro labor - %
ehesp IN The South now beeause the
sneply Is 80 mneh ahfad ofthe demand.
keS ere starving in fact and some way
khs 10 b devised 10 remedy the trou-
blF. bat lhss won's do. They must Be
sprinki Cd arpsnd ia companies and MOI
moved in brxades or divisions. Bot
lst them g ahsad. They'll End Pm
right"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

8t69a
a the residence Of her husband In the 9Th dis
triet On Wednesday, the 9th instant At O'Clock.
Mrs. ANN JONES. The deceased lady was born
Feb. 7sth, l197, and was consequently ct abe
time Of her death in her seth year. She had
lived in wedlork with her now bereaved husband,
Henry Jones, hfty-seven years. was spiritually
born in the Spring Of "a and departed this life
with bright hope Of living with God eserrally
In Heaven, hers being the first death IN the i'm
mediate family Of her husbandin the prolonged
period Of 81 years.
On the STU inst. At All Faith Rsctory, Sc. Ma
rvs Co. WILLIAM CHESLEY, son Of the Rev.
Chas. z. and Emilis G. Buck, aged II months
and Is days.
On the 18th inst, At the residence OF bis pa
rents in the 9Th district, WARREN, youngest
son Of John H. Snd Martha Buekler, aged IL
years, months aud days.
Calm on the bosom Of thy God,
Dear WaTren, rest thee now,
For while on earth your footsteps tfod
His seal was on Thy brow.
o how hard il il to extract comfort from that
Providence which seems so pitilessly 10 tear our
dear and loved ones from us-thAt under such
crushing Affections we can but say, ''not mine,
bnt Thy will DO doEe, D Lord" How seemingly
mysterious are the ways Of Providence, that one
30 Young, 90 bright and cheerful with the blush
Of promise on bis brow should be 50 early cut
dowu and be torn from the loving embrace
Of those in whom bis brief sojourn had kim
died hopes Of a long and useful future. Parents,
brother and sisters console yourselves, the shad-
ows that seem 20 deep and gloomy here in the
valley as the cloud passes over, nay, the very
cloud itseIE-is gilded with gol and there Is JOY
beyond where the sun Of eternity never sets.
Travelling through the shadows towards the i'm
mortal sunrise ycu should knsw that he Is
waiting for y0u beyond the cloud.
o how sweet It wili be in that beagiiful land,
;. . FREE fram 81 sorrow and pain1
= . songs OH our bps, harps In CT handB
70 meet one apctheF again.
J. N. q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
fC%sMuxIcATTD.
0AKvILLs, April "a, 1879.
JUsrlcs or TIE PEAcB.

Nkzsas. EprToRs A fair audience assembled
at ut. Zion church on Saturday, the l2th inst,
10 hear the lectures to be delivered on Temper
ance. Owing 20 unforeseen hindrances the
whole programme could not be carried out.
But think there were very few who leh dissat-
isfed with the evenings entertainment. The
speaker, Rev. Uriel Graves, is q host by himself,
and showed that he not only had the viii but the
mons r-t,d TO all thinking men the sbsurdity Of
rssslahsI crime by law, and Cfpunshing men for
the crimes committed while under the influence Of
rum AFTER licensing men 70 furnish il to them.
But further comment will be needless At present
and viii also take up too much Space. will
close By saying that there was not one objection
that has been put forward against local option
that was not met and successfully refuted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

ne esnesrs, 80, q tAs Ha1l.
Tss Sc, ~ aszkssusikrSsr ssrss.s BE ssog.
ishsa. eans ron shsiips e cur - fsi>nas Of
Eeenapascwn. sha now N isnazz - ne crepe
= n,iafr mooalm Sights 60 - Ienger viii
shess Us awsys 60 ere aArns' IL cur beautiful
sillsaS. Aas - skissssaa ssoa 30 sssa ae-
eenpl',na q - ples<izg wsy, AID sssn
wksn Il - sssz1ihz.ink Cur ~ > MS -.
ws wssh A< mere Asaa : 90 - ssss-s
ia nsA - AA So assent - ths
sgrsssyss La ii a. - 81 In watch
sks nAasika7 ss|s .on.rsle l@sls masl-
czI tzssAtl ~ a Thess - crowded
Iisil nnd sIi pssskd 81 ssesriiy, nsrriiy. The
enssrsniamsnt - diviasd into two parts, the
Arss consisting Of veal and orchestral perform
snees, and thelass, Of musical eecentrieisies by
Messrs. Gslatti and Dyer. The solos, "0nIy
be Kind" and 'sMy Grsndfather's Clock" rem
dered BY Mr.. T. J. Moore, and ''raks this Letter
20 my Mother" and 'I've only been down 70 The
Club Gin character, } sang By Mr.. GalAtti, were
applauded and saecrsd. In the second part,
Messrs. GAlAtti and Dyer greatly amused the au-
dienee by their 'Jack at all Trades performan-
ees on various instruments from the harmoniean
down to an octave Of whiskey TASKS The orehes-
trail part was under the leadership Of Mr.. II. r.
Moore, assisted by Messrs. Frank Ford, John
Clements, T. W. Tucker, Ben Abel and other
members Of the troupe named above. We ha e
examined our conscience and say, there was but
one fault, and that was, the performance was
too short. At the conclusion Of the entertain
ment, the benches were.Ssmoved and the fOOr
given up to the dancers, who payed their devo-
tons to the goddess oetbe ''many txinkIing feet''
until late hour Of the night. The eutertAin-
meut realized ossr $50 and we congratulate the
ladies on their snrcsw and wish that their lamps
may ''ouishins Campus"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
IComxuxIcArED.

Hessrs. Editors The very prompt, earnest
sons senior Clerk ct the late FIRE deserves from
from me more than ordinary mention. Hav-
ing read in your paper n references 20 Mr..
Cranes conduct feel constrained 70 n4y that
no one did or could have done more than Mr..
Edelen. AZ soon a. notified ofthe impsnding
disaster ny Mr.. Crane, be len ms sons house
fwheFe be was Sleeping on acnpnnt Of - Asi' !
shaence] hmIt-clothed and uorked until u was
great thoughtf1lness, not only were the books,
papers and other valuables of firm res
cued, but drawer containing books and papers
of my own and entirely forgotten by me were also
saved. In justice TO Dir. Edelen, ! request the
publication Of this note is your next paper,
Respectfully, JoHN /. ALEsrAE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

This body was in session on Tuesday last,
present, Allstan Alvey, Buekier and Davis
The Board was engaged in passing accounts for
the levy. The State tax, lsa cents on Sloo,
was imposed on this day as required BY law
A petition to appropriate sum Of money fOr
the new streets Of Leonardtown was reeOnsid-
cred, some doabt having sFisea In regasd 10 he
legality Of same, and the Clerk was instructed to
examine The law and report thereon at next meet
ing. The Board then adjourned 10 the 7sth in
slant by which time ali accounts against the
county must Be fled.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

weeall attention TO the advertisement Of this
well known House. II is the most compIess CO.
tablishmens Of its kiad south Of New York
city, keeping on hand, constantly, every variety
Of Dry Goods from lOw-priesd 70 Ensss Imported.
There Il no Dry Goods houss IN Baltimore %
be compared to this one, and Ne advise our
friends visiting the city for The purpose Ct shop
ping to stop there, and zee Cor themselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

ave are IL receipt o. The April number Of
the Marysssd Esvmv- Il eonialns tAirty-eight
pages Of interesting articles relating 70 the farm
and gssdsn. besiass nearly asmany pakss devoted
70 the sdveriissnsns q I'll kinda ct farm necss-
siEies. &c. L Is alsogsthr most Interesting
numher and should Be sOund - ~ hpme Of ev-
- armer n sonthern liarylnn9 sahscripsion
u 90 year. =. whEamhn, PaAllahsss Dslsi-
mses. 1872 -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

Mr.. Mosher, Of the State Temperance Alliance,
and Rev. Uriel Graves, Of Baltimore, iectured "a
large audiences at the Society's hall on Sunday
afternoon and night on the subjects Of temper
ance and local option. Mr.. Mosher stated the
prdciples Of the Alliance to be- not to force local
option upon the people BY an arbitrary act cfths
Legislature, bat TO favor the selection Of dele
gates who would be in favor Of submitting the
question to the people. he, moreover, stated
that the movement was apart aud distinct from
any principle involved in political parties or re
ligious sects. We were much pleased with The
manner and earnestness Of yr. Mosher and much
impressed with the facts he 50 ably marshalled
against the evils Of intemperanee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

- Msy nzuSsr q codsy's 11agAs Book
essein tks 1ps-izx ehzpssss e whas pss-ssaa
= = ssoas e1mEisg sauEy, - tie Kisses
ss ard Kena, sssiEisd "a Rossosa eardsn
Il slsss Thzs rifaa ladies have earnsd nn
sx4lsnd rspuisssss ameng Ameriean writers q
EEee1n, nna - - surs Ne readers e. 6cdsy
k4x&a rars re1t s store. "a Ge1tls Belle, =
y ckFistian K1,d Is eonffnGsd With inefsasing
ins3z1sls End Is uliscslanecus matter ~ ne
LiaEeAsy DeFnEtnent = fnily abreast O. ne ness
nszNaxine ltiermsnre az Che dmy. n addition,
tin nnrher esnaaans an esegant steel plate nom
en ssiKinal assfgn By Darley, sntislsd Tie
Yoanm Nay Qaseu;' richly eciossa nalnmoth
FsShion pialE; nnfans dsEign tor yeHsl Case.
uIzA ihatruelfn11 . ezabls any l1dy . rake
enss iarxn mameNg 81 fnll-paEs engrRvinEs
ahoming fkA szds a. ashi0ns, . fal Work
DepaFtRaehi. Chsldrsn's Drpartment, and all the
ussk1 xalIssea fCr watch Gcdey = faDpus.-
80 F2ioe hns been reduced frcm s. 20 -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
NOTICE.

ONE Of the c0upty Commissioners,
heonardtown, Nd, April Is, 1879.
A Ii claims against the county must positive
- II be hled o. or before the 2sth day Of
APRIL, 1873, or they viii be excluded from the
levy Of the preseAt year.
b. order,
:, 20. =. MORGAN,
April IL, IsT9-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

AtOTICE.-The Right Reverend Bishop Pink
~ ney viii visit ST. Mary Parish, ST. Mary.s
county, on SUNDAY and MONDAY next, April
goth and 2lst The Holy Rite of Confirmation
win be administered in the Parish church, st.
Mary's City, ION Sunday morning, April 2oih,
AT II O'Clock aslla Ridge Chapel, on Monday
morning, April 2fst, at the same hour. A cor
dial welcome will be extended TO all who may
attend.
April II, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17

The Baltimore papers, We neis ssEimats the
loss Of Mr.. Jos. s. AlIstan By - iste fss ~ he
Great Mills to be q, o0o, bat - regret TO say
that Il was considerably in excess Of this, his
family supplies wearing apparel, whiskies. hran-
dies, wines, ETC., al uninsured. being consumed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
] EGICR

Tnpmrzuance Of the ab0veordeE, hereby give
n0Eiee that have obtained from the Orphans
Court q 81. Mars county, MaTylauds letters
q administration On the personal estate Of WI
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified 20 exhibit the sane with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscri-
Der, on or befcre the 18th day Of Oct, 1878,
they viii Otherwise By law be exclnded from the
bsnesis 81 the said estate All persons indebted
% fAe ae1na1sd ere requested 20 mAksimmediats
Yaymz4s - ~ Subscriber.
SUSAN n, BIRCH,
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
A NEW ENTERPRISE
ORNAMENTAL DESIGNS FOR SCROLL WORK
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY

Z have this dsy fitted up spacious and COM
Portable room at MooRE's HofEE for ths pur-
pose Of carrying on abe above-naned work In
an its branches. Decorate your homes in
charming manner, and that you can have done
by calling or sending your orders to
r.. G. MOORE, Aoore's Hotel. :
p. s. The ladies particularly are invited 70
witness the wonderful workings. Patterns OF
all kinds on hand. April IL, ls79-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-17
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NEW SPRING STYLES.
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The Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest Stock
Of Boots and Shoes ever offered In this market.
Every man ought to consider where be can
get the most value for his money. A penny
saved, is q penny earned. All we ask our friends
and patrons Is to favor rs with call, and con-
vince themselves Of the fact that We can meet the
demand Of al.
We are resolved to sell cur goods at 80 small
. profit that the people Must Buy.
Thereby enabling us to keep our Stock always
easonbale.
failure to examine cur Stock is an oppOrtu-
nity lost.
We can make il to your interest to trade with
Our goods are bought froE First Hands-saT-
ing double profit and giving our Customers the
benefit.
Country Nerchanss win End e 70 their advan-
tage 70 examine our Stock from which equally
good selections ran be made II prices that will
compare arorably with those Of the NOrthern
cifiz.
ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 IS TO s. 90
e. i.ss;nr roxes a izsto 400
Polish looto zoe
g. &c fStO So
s Slippers in great variety zsto 200
Men'. Calf Roofs / 50 TO 500
!" Coarse Shoes (Soiidl soto 50
" Flee Calf All Prices
nluees Bsoss I0oto $50
Children's Boots 100 $50
w. B. WADDEv,
No. 10 King Street,
Alexandra, Va.