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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05
REPORT on TRAuaACTrOI
at the New Orleans Custom House for thu
month ending December 81, 1878:

i4s veesels entered from foreign ports.
81 vessels cleared for foreign ports
81 vessels cleared for domestic ports
~ vessels cleared from domestic ports.
32i entries OF merchandise for duty.
n antries OF merchandise free Of duty
~ ;,ntrfes for warehouse
IS entries for warehouse and TRANSPORTATION.
2bntries for export to adjacent British prov.
tQCe0.
entry for warehouse and exportation.
10 entries from warehouse for nsOortatfon.
81 entries from warehouse for exportation to
British provinces.
II entries for immediate TRANSPORTATION With
out appraisement.
ass entries for consumption liuuidated.
rs entries Tor warehouse liQuidated.
certificates OF registry granted
10 certificates Of eDf olments granted,
81 licenses for eoasting trade granted.
1s licenses TO vessels under 10 tons granted,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05

" o., New Orleans: General snow storm: will
|FetArd tho movement Tor the next ten days. II
"a eight inches deep and etill snQwiuR hAl d..
a BLAKE d MEN0E
HYnAoysE, n. X. jar, Two trains from the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
DANIEL WEBER.
The Fight Among the Police Com missioners.

The Fight Among the Police Commissioners.
The case of Daniel Weber against John
Dorsch, W. W. Sutton, and R. NJ. Bishop,
an application for an Injunction to restrain
the removal of Daniel Weber from the
Board of Police Commissioners, was called
up this morning before Judge Smith.
Jude Matthews, representing the plain
tiff asked postponement of the trial until
tomorrow. for the reason that meeting of
the Bar was to take place to-day to pay a
tribute OF respect to the memory of Judge
Collins and for the fu' ther reason that the
plaintiffs counsel desired the presence of
Governor Bishop to examine him orally,
and that he would not be in the city until
to-nigh tor tomorrow.
Mr.. &. NJ. Johnson and T. G. Campbell
objected to the postponement and claimed
that the plaintiff was not entitled to any
delay. The charges against Weber had
been fixed for hearing before Gov. Bishop
last Saturday, and it was only out OF
respect. to this Court that the Governor
had postponed the case till next Saturday,
and lie could assure Judge Matthews that
the Governor intends to try the case on
that day.
Judge Matthews--If the Governor boasts
of an intention to disobey an order of the
Court he is not entitled to any considera-
ton.
The Court finally determined to postpone
the trial until 10 O'clpck to o.morroW.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners this morning
granted VIM. C. Murray ten days exten.
sion on his contract for rehooring the iron
bridge over the canal at Lockland.
Squire Anthony was allowed a copy OF
Wilson's Statutes. 81"
Anew bridge was asked for by the Mill.
creek Township Trustees over the College
Hill NaTow=gauge. The petition wasfiled.
A eonlmunication from Whitewater
Township for new bridge over Dry Turk
was received and filed. Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
THE COURTS.
The following are the cases set for tomorrow
wednesdays

COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Smith.
41,64-J. s. Hograbe Ell al VS.. Oscar Van Kirk.
4HoH-Joseph Il. Davis VS.. Jacob Eppley ct al.
4a'S6-Wm. 0. Langley VS.. ]. G. Gibbons
4e'os6-John L. Stet inius VS.. The Cincinnati
Railway Tunnel Company.
4S,ll9-H. A. Langhorst, assignee, vs. B. Shut
teldryer Il Co. ct al.
4S,l6l-Samuel R. s. West vs. II c. Gibson ct al
4SoS2-John W. Sage VS.. John L. Rude.
Cleary.
4S4SS-Lafayette Devenny VS.. Smith e. MEAL
pin.
4S,49O-Mary L. Wallace VS.. W. P. Huebert ct al
4S6SO-Parkman Co. VS.. The Adams Express
Company.
4S,S6l1H. Grotenkemper & Co. VS.. ]. W. Viii
shire 4 Co.
4sS77-Freeman G. Cary ct al VS.. The Farmers
College.
49OSO-0wen Ahem VS.. James Reynolds.
4943-John I. Sconce vs.. Anna ]. Cochran and
]. L. Cochran.
49S6l-Patrick O'1Iern vs.. VIM. Scully.
49,S@-K. Kraub VS.. John BGchta ct al.
49407-JOhanna A. Merrill ct al. VS.. August Am.
mon.
4g,4@--Henry Veigel vs. Victor Oberly.
49637-A. J. Tullis VS.. 2. Gatcheil.
@614-Charles L. and G. VS.. Henry Schriefer.
Before Judge Moore.
43985-Harvey Voorhees, VS.. Jacob Sehuff.
45l@-Catherine Daily vs. Isaac Hoffman and
ID. X Este.
46667-John W. Carter VS. Eliza Hansel.
G,l97-John Ryan VS.. Thos. Kelsall
H29T-GeO. Diering VS.. Elizabeth B. Smith.
SUPERIOR.
Before Judge Force
29569-E. L. Harper & Co. VS. Isaac St,aub.
30lo1-John Klueber vs.. The CITY,
50,149-Kate Barrett VS. David Z. SEDAN.
Before Judge Foraker.
3O,7%-Frank II. Rottger VS.. Thomas W. Heffer-
man.
3lO14-Elizabeth Carroll, administrative, vs. W.
B. Dodds.
31,lSO-Thomas Hunt VS.. The o. e. M. Railroad
Company.
Before Judge Harmon.
9,9B-Daniel B. Sargent, assignee, vs. s. J..
Browne and r. Fletcher.
19,62l-John Bates VS. Henry o. Gilbert ct al.
25,553-
26'S57-Amold Custer vs.. Charles Doerr
27l6l-John +. Owens vs. Adolphus smith.
2I46l-Aloses Bernhard VS.. II G. Bates.
2S25)- Albert d, Bradley VS.. Harry c. Bates
2821-Kichard Banhon VS.. Truman B. Handy.
@0ll-J J. NJ. Pfau VS.. John II. Achter-
meyer.
294l7-Bernard Schnucks vs. Herman Harding
@sl4-Finnell Il Dwyer VS.. Johanna Cary ct al
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
October Grand jury.

The following parties were sworn to-da,
before Judge Longworth as Grand Jurors
Elon Strong, Foreman; Henry Tuercke
John II. Leaman, George KoGntz, J. D.
Rirsch, Henry G. Koogle, N. Mechly
Henry jacob, George Jones, John Balser
lfli Rocaps. Chas Hamilton, c. L. Folger
John Heenan and W. S. Culbertson.
Judge Longworth then instructed the
Grand Jury in relation to their duties, after
which they 1etired to their room for busi
ness.
On motion of George R. Sage the Court
then adjourned for the dar, as a mark Of
respect to the memory OF the late Judge
Collins
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

General Ewing, Democratic candidate fol
Governor, was on Change to-day, and wher
introduced to the Chamber by the Pres
dent was greeted with loud applause.
He then thanked the Chamber for the in
vitation to meet with them. but excused
himself from making speech on account
of i'll health.
He alluded to Cincinnati as his former
home, and rejoieed, he said. with the mer.
chants at the return of prosperity and in
the growth of the citv in population,
wealth and the cultivation of the fine arts
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed or
record since our last report:

The following deaths have been placed or
record since our last report:
Infant Hoppe, still-born, city.
Infant Lane, stil-born, city.
Herman Ortman, days, city.
VIM Porter. - months. city.
Lille Lotz, 10 months, city.
A. NJ. Bollard, years, city.
Pat. Nee, wears. CITY.
Mary Drlesbach, Al years, city.
Frank B ss, 10 years. city.
Annie Notl, IA years, citv.
George Ross, 2 years, city.
Mary o. Brien, II years, city.
Matilda Newmeister, 80 years, CITY.
George Resinger, 6S years, Germany.
Geo. Eschenbrenner, 81 years, Germany.
Mary Blackburn, 81 years. Germany.
Fred. Ferriman, 81 years, Illinois.
Chas. Stenfeld 6 wears, Ohio.
Spencer Smith, SO years, Ohio. ...
DR.. James Graham, 60 wears, Ohio.
Mary Jones, 81 ears, Virginia.
Dennis Towing, 80 years, Ireland.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

10 q l;fa ~ sao,,o ord tokos from, bor n
ssrn;n.s Hsrs 10 a ch.nos far san,a .ool
Som.rita, 80 d ,h. handsnn,s for tb,
child seens real,v rsns,tant
''''
ENiNITT DID ES-GAUGE-Judge Hunt
opened Court on Monday afternoon to hea
what objection would be offered to the con
tirmation of the sale of the Narrow-gauge
bid in few days since by Major Thomas II
the interest OF the Columbus Rolling Mil
Company. Mr.. Hutchlns, of Portsmouth
acting Tor the Board of Directors. was au
th0rized to offer the following:
Flrst-That the road sold for less thar
two-thirds its original cost, and that Others
than bondholders, who might have framed
com mbination, were excluded from bid
Second-Tbat if had been purchased by
bad .i. avn en- efes anu tSrt m,rt o
cemt ~ tI d'o,n l,Lee.. ;,I; W i;,. "a "a
vance the figures s1O0.
Third-That the road was terribly de-
pfeclated by parties, with view OF buying
~ III. ana that there was an Illegal conf
Moorn y, oouusf1 u'uu'e Co. p;.+..ao otho,s
along the line snnnortad M tha sbave % % oh;ec.
lions. lie announced verbally that En-
mitt would give $4,000 for the road
$50, 900 cash, and balance in time required
w " oruef OF sale. MAYOR Thomas the pnr-
rn'1ei, rnaS u WA was anhouhceo Willing that ule
, ,oau shouio " revert 10 hniAl,t' at the llgure
work Ha di5n,t wonr the COST nf ,itica.
ton hereafter shonid II by ehance reach
our Courts
Moore retorted that others were as much
interested as Emmtt, and that the money
wGalld be forthcoming. A recess was theu
gwen curing whlcll a conference was hao
tn .en ~ was oecluea 10 Iet Lnlihit. nay.
s,e sie ana rau, ne 10 give MS cnecK at once iol
five days or iorfeit the $40 ooO
DAYTON. KT.
- =.
Isaac Walkers,
-. n..u,u ,..,
on'aeo ,n NC HaIneii n''ie son Is quise ~"
WIN 'i'e oie4Sy'
Mr.. Ed Murray returns to-day from bis
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have beer
issued since our last report:
Frank Huckner and Margaret Selig.
Geo. Carson and Ella Wolverton.
JOS. P. Whitaker and Mary Chords.
Jas A. Davis and Olive Whitaker.
w. H. Fisher and Mary A. Davis.
David NJ. Gregory and fillie NJ. Stewart
Jerome Gates and Johanna Henry.
VIM. Buob and Eva II. Brandon.
Cassius Hamilton and Estelle Fenton.
Aug. Beftig and Philomena Huesing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

Chair was occupied by Judge Hoadly and
Herbert Jenny acted as secretary.
Judge Matthews Il. w. Kittredge, Gen.
Bates, Alex. Long. Judge Wright, ]. +.
Follett and J.. S. Thompson were ap-
pointed Committee to draft resolutions.
Aftera brief interval the Committee re-
ported appropriate resolutions, which were
adopted. Remarks were made by judge
Matthews Mr.. Folie and Mr. Broadstreet,
after which the meeting adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
BAR MEETING.
Respect to the Memory of Judge Collin,

A larsely-attended meeting Of the men,
bers Of the bar of this county was held in
one Of the Supreme Court rooms this fore-
noon TO take action in reference TO the
death Of Judge Isaac G.. Collins which took
place during the summer vacation. The
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

At the request of the Exposition Com
missioners, the Chamber voted to-day to
adjourn over next Thursday, Cincinnati
Day at the Expositi ton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

The Knights Of st. Martin, of Cincin-
natl, hold ameeting to-night atthe Wine
street Tivoli. They will give drill in
their new suits Their now swords will
also be on. exhibition, 7a.as
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 7.--wheat: No. Q red, 81 l81
glsU. Gun higher al S955e94pc. Oa,s steady at
2SGSOc Bulk shoulders 3K@319c. tClesrribs &C.
Lard. SIC. Sweet picked hams, 71S@Sc,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 10

CINcINNArI, Oct 7-2P NJ
Eastern exchange is steady and quiet. Rates
unchanged. Buying al lilo discount selling at
par.
Sterling unchanged. We quote at 81 Sf1% for
crate.
The following are the local rates for Govern.
ment bonds buying and selling:
Buying. Selling
6s Of 1881. lSSl......................,......l05 1861
5s OF 1881 Ssl,..-..............,.......10s 1887
AS of 1891. ........... ....,.....l05H iO6
4s OF 1907. O7...................,...."...lO2 102K
The following are the opening and the l:3O D.
m. qpotit ons OF the New York Exchange
as received by Lea, StGrrett Il Co., Is West Third
street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07

HOGS Market is firm and active. Common at
s3 00@3 GU, fair to good at S3 6093 So, choice
at So S5a3 90 per Genital
CNT fLE--The narket Is steady and quiet.
Pflcls are unchanged.
sHEGP-The market is steady and unchanged
in p.ices.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-07
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

,........ CINCINNATI Oct 7-2 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts ana shipments
OF live stock for the past "a hours:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11

onbon II, 8. 2Gug.


9onbon, 8. glug.
Der vSimes" piro aus &onitantinope[
0ernclbct, oab Serbien BON Der 8fortc cine
Gutfddoiauug bon stDei W1iuionen Srancs
fir Die bon Nlbaniern in Gerbien ange=
rihteten 8ermiiltungen geforbert bat.
gta6 Snbalt elmer Wieter 9epel6e BAT
bic PIorte aber bic Toroerung abgelebnt.
8on Der 9Onau.
&uftiduf, 8. 9ug.
9ie bic Stobt nmgebenbe Settings
mauer tpirO benz 8erli1er Gertrage senldB
gci3leift.
@mBlanS utS Gbina.
Qonbon, 8. Mltg.
Ser vSimcs" tpirb aus Berlin 9cmeI>
Bet: Ser Streit tpegen bes 8eiibes bon
&uIblda lit gei6lt6tet. Ser in Der Qnz
gelegenDeit nod ct. petersburg abgeorbz
nete @elanote miro 6ennG6lt bic 6eintz
retle alltretcn.
@aiti.
Nem gorf, 8. glus.
8on rs B%erloner, bic ouf 6aiti am gelz
ben Steber 1%tarben, tparen II Nlnertfaner.
Scr 9arienz GanaI.
Neiu Oort, z. @ug.
9eute Nbcn6 ipurbe Die Site sur glftienz
3ei6nung fur ben 0arienz GanaL lit Dem
@el6Gfte Der bieiigen Ngentur bes vGicbit
Qponnais" 9eidloiicn. Oa ii6 nod anz
ocre Igenturen fir Oailclbe llntcrnebnlen
bier befinbeu, tpelde unmittelbar al BON
2eiiepS berihtet baber, lGBt fib Der 8etrag
oct bier geSeihneten 2lttieu ni6t feititeleE ;
inoeiien glaubt Sefretdr NtaiuarD, Der
9laent bes r@rebit 2%Donnais", boB Die
3ei9nMngen nur lebr gcring geipeien iino.
2onbon, 8. Nu9uit.
Die Eimes iagt: uytad ber MaittbeiIung
Der r@ote @uropeenne" (ciner @egnert1
Der 9lnlage bcs Oarien>@ anals) ftnb 1T
8aris bis geitern Qlbeno nur 16O, 600 Qtz
ticn iiir baS Canal l1nterne6men iiber Die
&anbcnge bon 8anoma 9e3ei9net uoroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
10 ubr Nben6S.

Die Seucrsbrunit. ipel6e our0 eine
@rplolion %entitanben 1T, pltbet nod fort;
Der fatbolii6e, Der lcrbtide uno Der iiioi>
Idle 8cSirf iotpie Die @ei6dftSDiertel Der
Stabt liesen III Griimmern. @intauieno
@cb6ube, barul1tcr Die fatbolii9en uno
forbidden &irden, ftnb obgebrannt uno
10000 Mieniden iinO obba9los.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
NoSnien.
Gernie n o. 8. 81

9as ulateinil6e StabtpiertcL" bierlelbit
itebt III Slammen uro man befirdtet, baB
bic 6cuersbrunit iid nod pciter nerbreiz
len iuiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
Nerbr0nMt.

Gan ST anctsc CO, 8. Nug.
Die Srou bes Sarmers Geo. .. Wtcs
GilleD i'm County SoIanO perbra1tr1te
bellte, inbent ibre &leiber an Der Teaerun9
elmer 9ampf:9 relasM aidine Se1er ttnS
gen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
MrbeitcrsunruDctt.

% ~WJs
Die Nrbciters l1nruben baben bier baS
NnleDen zines &aiientricgeS an9enommcn.
0eltern 9lbeno murptn angelebene engliib>
lpredenoe Geutc in ct. Nohes uno an oct
vSittle Jtiuer &oao" bon iransoiilbeu gaz
l0oiern beOrobt unb luhten bcute BET ben
burgerli9en geboroeE am S9ub nad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11

JteW DTIeWNS, %. NNG.
@ie aus San Nntonio, Teras, gemel0et
ipirb, puroe Sacob 6. Qairltne ipegen Der
am Z. Sebruar periibten Grmoroung bon
8eter Maooor 9ebentt. ct betbeuerte bis
aurn lebten ANSenbLiG ieine 11ni9ulN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
1tnaIIGSfaN.

Martba5GincOarb z. Mug.
6enrD N6incbed, bon AittSblrg, 1turSte
iih beiun Bo6en topfiibcr ms 9Saller lnb
brad, auf Den @puu6 aufitoBsnb, 0as
@enid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
poIitiI6es aus SDto.

Sn benz biesidbrigen 8abIfelbauae in
Sbto ipcroen Der T~inan3miniiter sSobu
Ssberman III Stenbenpiue, Nlpbonlo Eoft
IN GleueIano uno CHARLES Softer in Nfror
Neoen 1alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
0aIacn>G~ Candidates.

> 0rrtSDNt 9, Y0., 8. Nllg.
Der @ouberneur bat Die 9inrihtung Der
beiben WfoIp Wa9uires Sobn S'9leil unb
8eter 02cDtanus ans benz County Gorts
cumberland, tuelde i'm Sabre 1874 ben 2eis
6eni6auer 5eiier in Der ytdbe bon Sba=
motin ermoroet baber unb Die bes @nbrep
Graeep aus benz County McRean, tuel6cr
isine GeIicbte ermorbet bat, nuf ben 8.
October b. e. feltaeiebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
e~GbcNDnict.
QIeran0rid 2. Nug.

Gin aus Nbciiiuicn cinge9angenes
Shreiben ia8t: StDnig Sobain Don Abeiz
iDHien Eat nicmaIs pcI 5Uii6cH ibn1 unO
benz IbcbiUc ron 2lcgDpten 9ei6lOiienen
Tricocnsoertra8 untcr5eibnet. st bat iebt
IS, ZOO Wtnnn ausgcienoet, I'M BON Derz
idieDtncn Ycsirtcn Bells 81 ersreiieu. Die
Sgpptiihcn OarniiOnen beItebcn Gus nur
ie 900 Wtann in Wiollnaa Lno Scmitc;
Cbcrit Woroon lit iepoh nit 1900 Niann
uuo 12 geiGiiycn pOn G9artNnk nad Sc
mite auf9C6ro1et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
.SifcnbaD,tz Mnf1W.

OUtFNNI ON'F % <tUUs
Quf Der Altonz Giicnbabn fubr geitern
Morgen in Der gtGbe Der Walsperfe Cit
Sra6t5ug ge9elt einen Dpr ibnl fabren6cn
lol6en Bug all. Gin baIbes OuBen6 lBa=
gen oes lebtcren tpur6cn aus bent @eIeile
getporfen unb ntebr ober peniser beiGGz
Oist. Meni9en iiuO babel ni9t berunz
glIdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11
2Dn6iMfi3.

Der S9auipicler Gool 8urseB pur6e
beute Qbeno I'M Ibeatcr auf Oas telegros
pDii6e Griuden Der BoIi3cibcborbe Don
G%oronto DerDaftet, iueil CT bort benz 6rudtz
bGnbler WioserD nah Dem 2eben getrabtet
bate. 8iogerD iOu mad BurgeB' Bez
bauptung Der llrbeber Der @ntfrembung
nnb 3rennun8 Der 8ur9eB'i6en @beleute
1ein,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-11

Giner Der bier 0ampffeiieG in Der in Der
Srontz Ctr. ~beLegcuem NepcOmb'iden pas
piermiibIe fog beute WOrgen auf, poburd
Der aus 8ruditein erridtete Nnbal, in
ipeldem bic &eiieI unb Die COMMUNICATING
itb befanoeu, iarnntt ietncm Snbalte aers
trlmmert unb aud OaS 9auptgebGuoe err
bcbIid beiddbigt purbe. 9tepcomb ldGbt
ben a~ngcridteten S6aben auf 10000
Dollars. Gin !6ei3er Ndmens 6aines
tpuroe arg nerbribt, un6 3pet Sdreiner,
Die in Der N6be on einen Oa6e arbettes
ten, burd ben 2uft6rud berab9ei9leIoert
uno l6mer Derlebt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-30
10 TEE FARMERS.

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connected with Agriculture, in any Of its
branches, 10 consider the Maryland Farmer as
ms paper-s0 take deep interest in its welfare as
lift really was bis property and aid in It's success
by obtaining new subscribers; reading il atten
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time suggestions IS 10 matters that would lead
to its improvement; writing short articles for its
columns. upon any subject with which the wri
ter might be familiar; making enquiries for in
formation; giving facts and results Of expert
ments statement Of crops and the moce OF cul-
ture of those crops and, in fact, to use'the col
umns Of the Maryland Farmer to impart infor-
nation, or TO seek knowledge from brother farm
ers by questions. Il would thus become plea
SAINT means Of communication between intelli
gent Agriculturisss and practical men, by which
each would be benefited.
Dec IL, 1878.
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These ArtlelsK - Warrant 20 be First-Class
To enahle2 ID carry into effect this Low
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the Executive Departments.
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0BFIcERs, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS Of thelate war.
or their heirs, are In many cases entitled to mo-
ney from the Government, Of which they have
mo- knowledge. Writefull history Of service,
and state amount Of pay and bounty received.
Enclose stamp, and full reply, after examina-
ion, viii be given you without charge.
PENSIONS.
All orVIcERs, SOLDIERS and SAILORS wounded,
returned, or injured in the late war however
slightly, are entitled TO, and can obtain q pen
sion.
UxrTED STATES GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land Claims,
Mining presumption, and Homestead Cases, pros
ccuted before the General Land Office and De-
partment Of the Interior.
LAND WARRANTS.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants, and
we invite correspondence with all parties having
any for sale, and give full and implicit inStruc-
lions where assignments are imperfect.
We conduct our business in separate Bureaus,
having therein the clerical assistance of able and
experienced lawyers, and give our closest pcrso-
nal supervision TO every important paper prepared
in each case. Promptest attention thus secured to
all business entrusted US. Address
RS. &h ?. LACEY, ATTORNEYS,
WASHINGTON, ID. C..
Any person desiring information as TO the
standing and responsibility Of the members
the firm will, on request, be furnished with q
satisfactory reference in his vicinity or Congress
sionql district.
Tee. Ia, lST6-H
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-30

=. MANN
/ EADIkG DEALER
A G RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HARDWARE, SEEDS AND
FERTILIZERS,
IN return for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him In his past business career, has de-
termined on happy plan whereby during the
month of December he win in liberal manner
return favors TO his friends and patrons by SCI
ling the list Of goods named At the sstOnishingiy
low prices attached.
This Is certainly liberal departure, AID a. .
dollar saved il two made, all those interested
should avail themselves Of this rare opportunity
to procure supplies.
Tlss goods are all staple articles and win not
spoil or 20 on. Of fashion, 20 IL can at once be
seen this is no scheme to work of old stock.
1000 KEGS NAILS al $40 keg.
200 doz. AXES at IS cts each.
100 " AXE HANDLES al s cts. each.
200 KEGS HORSE SHOES at $3.50
pei keg.
so boxes HORSE SHOE NAILS at
Is cts. per pound.
so CORN SHELTERS at $500 each.
80 HAY CUTTERS at $500 each.
500 SHovELS at so cts. each.
so doz. PITCH FORKS at so cts each.
so doz. SPADES at 80 cts each.
200 SAUSAGE SUFFERS AND
CUTTERS al $l.25 each.
100 MINOR s. HORTON PLOWS at
$500 each.
100 MALTA DOUBLE SHOVELS at
$3.50 each.
so Two 1 Horse Farm Wagons at
$4,000 each.
so sets SINGLE HARNESS at $3.50
per sett.
200 Horse Collars at IS cents each.
500 Blankets at S1.0O each.
500 Cucumber Wood Pumps at $500
each.
so Churns at IS cents each.
100 Well Buckets al 40 cents EACH.
25 doz. Water Buckets at 12IGKI each:
1000 lbs. Fodder Rope at Z cts per ib.
so tons PIow cast. at 2 cts per ID.
p. MANN'S,
No. 2o7, 9TH st ret,
Opposite Centre Market,)
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Dec. s, 187S-tf. \