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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08

tniDed By the electric process,
however, this ore yielded about
$4,000 per ton, and so favorably
impressed are the owners of clair !.
in that vicinity with this inven.
ton that - veral carloads are TO be
sent down and worked at al early
day
Meadow Lake ores, than which
none more refractory were ever
known, have also be. succes ssfully
worked ard made to yield hand
-omely by this process. Que pnund
of "ulpnurets from Greenwood. EI
Dorado cuunty, which was worked
here re recenlly, which ore hai been
heretofore regarded as worthless,
yielded 81 900 per ton, and many
other similar illus ration, Of the
success of this new process mig ht
be quoted
On Wednesday last clean-up
WA had of the working of one ton
OF ore from the Washington mine,
Mariposa county, and the result
was y eld of $50 per ton, while at
the mil only $S or SO rer ton can
be saved by the liberalization pro-
cess. .z..------s-
Frpm pound OF refractory ore
from Auburn test by the new
process yielded gold button the
size Of large pin-head.
Negotiations have already been
entered into for the shipment of
large quantities of ore from var.
Gus localities to this city for treat
ment by the new process, and in a
few days the works will be started
up to their full capacity.
AT Sweetser & Alsip's office, on
Fourth street, between ] and X,
can be seen the first bar ever pro-
duce1 by this process. The ore was
from the enterprise mine in Mari
posa county, very base, and at the
mill only $l3 25 was saved. Nine
tons of ore were worked by the new
process, and the result was yield
os $50 per ton. Some of the gold
vas kept for small specimens, but
the bar, which is about 81 x2 inches
in size and u inches thick, is val
ucd at SAB.
The discovery is wonderful one
and its ultimate benefits are incal-
culable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08

fight our battles over, We could Go
1t with no better head.
Leave at kbse' s-s'e"xtrssinn, -,
a'ssctI~" wtth r-ra,y.fs
CHICAGO, May GA Washing
ton specih says: Mr.. Atkinr,
Chairman of the Committee ON
appropriations, to day secured
leave Of absencr and pair fer TWO
weeks, which looks rs II no appro-
priati"nS were 80 he dispose Of
during tina, TIM, ltid ttai tie s"s
sinp is to be- ext- ded.
Congt"-stnnn james, Of New
YOrk, one # atli. abit 1t atd test
men in the House, has been strics-
en- with analysis, mud i unable To
be- around. His mental taculti 8
are retaine'i, although his lower
limbs and one side are helpless.
C.uvrm,tun fIr"., n -"at c.Hs.r /.
PITTsBUKG. Pa, May 6th.-A
General Convention of American
iron and steel manu'aeturers and
iron prO,iuc rs met this morning in
the rooms Of the Western iron and
Steel Association The purpose of
the Convention is tU c1nstder the
present contiion of iron and steel
industries, their wants aud dang
erS which threaten them. Several
papers were read discussing the
iron interest aud the question of
protective tariff. The Chairman,
J. ID. Moirill, In his speech de-
uounced the action of Vanderbilt
in purchasing u large quantity of
steel rails in England as a part of
a scheme To break down protection
in this country, and declared that
Vandtrhilt's claim that rails of
Eng h manufacture are superior
is taise and sias,de,uus
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
)and Santa Barbara.
E@Passengers for san FraucIs o take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3. 4) O'Clock p. NJ. Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08
DAMIANA
BITTERs.

DAMIANA, from which the BITTERS
are made, is a Mexican herb, and is in
digenous only to a small portion Of Low
er lBajal California. 1t has been used by
the inhabitants Of Lower California for
the past thirty years as A GENERAL
INVIG0RATOR OF THE SYSTEM, l.
GREAT REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, A
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
and A GREAT STOMACH REGULA-
TOR.
The Bittsrs are 50 preparedthat In
their manufacture we do not use any
chemicals, drugs or spirits that are In any
manner Injurious to the system.
Any man, woman or child can drink
them and derive beneficial results.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08
For Passage or Freight as bOve, or
for tickets to and from
Eastern Cities and Prlncl.
pal European portss

Apply to Fl. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 663 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
AngeleJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08

All Kinds of J0b.WOrh done 70
Com pete with SaP Francisco ~
Prscs, style, Rnd elegance o' W"rs'
nanghiD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08
LOSsaaELES Wt.GKtY ,GAhl
TERMS
y pu,rlisned every SATURDAY. morn'hf

One .es., 10y mail or express,one copy..ssA
Six nonths, !.
rhr -
Ad vertisements inserted Al resSonab"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08

r,s.s sJ9 DAILY Nc ALF;
Per mum, By. Inal or sxpress ''--..'s' ~
Six months " ''''''' 3
Delv.rad nv carriers, per weekly cen'S
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL Caucus
The democratic Senatorial caucu.
has affirmed by a unanimous vote thai
the new amendments to the constitu.
ton, the 18Th, 14;h and 18th, were all
legally passed and are coed law. o.
course, neither OF these propositions j:
true and we are sure that this will be
judicially shown when these matter:
are brought to the legal test nor have
we q doubt that this test will ultimately
be made. However, these amendments
are quite as good law ss was the late
Missouri compromise, and if they will
give the country . peace as long, we
should not quarrel with thems though
we regret that q democratic body should
have beiiitled itself by saineing Of these
amendments what il must have known
was untrue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
[CoNxuMeATED.
OUR ENDOWED COLLEGES, ETC.

T" In referring to the common school system Of
- the State, Gov. Robinson, Of New York, in his
" late message, makes remarks especially appli-
" cable 10 that costly sham, the College Of the
city Of New York, and to kindred institutions.
" He says, that 10 levy taxes upon the people fer
" the gratuiious education Of few boys in the
" collegiate branches is a species Of legalized
Z" robbery. Nine in ten Of those educated in the
"a soc He'd high schools at the public expense
would far better pay their own bills than 10
have them paid by the people of The State.
" The Normal Schools, also, are, with two or
&" three exceptions, wholly useless, and fail al
I" most entirey 10 accomplish the objects for
which they were established, and for which
" the State is annually paying large amounts Of
I" money from the treasury. lie calls upon the
" Legislature TO make inquiry into the workings
d" Of these institutions and TO provide for their
" abolition. Let the Legislature begin this duty
by sweeping away the colleges from this city"
Such are the views expressed BY the disiin-
guished statesman of New York in opposition to
interested demagogues and politicians. Such
should be the suggestions Of the Governor Of Ma-
ryland at the next session Of the Legislature in
regard 10 this wholesale plumber Of the treasury
which is denounced as an infamous imposition
upon the people. Virginia has abolished the Of
fee Of Superintendent Of public schools, which,
so far from being Of advantage, is regarded by
the people as public HHisaHee. The examiners
alone Gust the State annually tweniy-six thou
sand dollars, which is regarded as a useless ex-
penditure Of the public funds. The public in
ierest demands that this infamous school system
be abolished. That the people Of each school
district should regulate their own schools with
out the interference Of dietgt0Ts petty tyraRts.
That the donations TO colleges and academies be
taken away and applied 70 the primary school
fund, that the rich and the poor may share alike
the benefits derived from the State. The free
scholarships at St. Johns College, with a few
exceptions, are given 20 sons Of wealthy parents.
The Rev. Mr.. Barber, Of Dorchester county, who
is In independent circumstances, obtained free
scholarship for his son. Mr. sheppard, one Of
the wealthiest citizens Of the same county, re-
ceived . similar situasion for bis son. VIA. J.
Priee, Of Queen Annes eOunty, who ID said 10 be
worth seventy thousand dollars, has obtained q
situation IT St. Johns College Cor his son, and
other instances might be stated IL necessary. sly
object In referring 70 these gentlemen IL TO show
that the poor class Of people derive no benefit
IaSsa the donations made by the State 70 colleges
and academies. The same may be said Of the
Agricultural College, which Is Of no advantage
20 farmers, but is regarded ~ an imposition upon
the public. IL these Institutions cannot be sus-
tanned without the aid Of the State, they should
be abolished. q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

THE Coop MovE."-Under this
caption, the Annapolis Record express
ses great eradication at the prospects
Of the hostile faetions, heretofore war
ring for mastership within the demo-
cratic party, coming together and agree
ing "tO give and take" in their make
up Of State ticket the coming Summer
and in the future distribution Of party
patronage. This 10 a. il should be, for
whilst the majority Is entitled TO rule
at the party primaries - well a. at the
polls, il should study 10 reconcile and
conciliaie in the former that il may the
more surely triumph at the latter.-
And the minority would do well TO
remember that il - Ear better that some
of the old leaders should be recognized
in the ''new DEAL promised than that
Maryland should be allowed to depart
iron The column Of democratic States,
though we are fully prepared 10 con-
cede 10 the Record that the ''iniusIon of
new blood in democratic selections for
Office would be great benefit TO our
party. In justice, however, TO the pres
ent democratic Maryland,
il should be stated, that whilst il may
have acted ungenerOusly towards BROTH
er democrats and have made too close
a corporation Of itself, il has brought
no reproach upon our cause by either
venallty Of conduct in Office or incom-
petent administration. Maryland to-day
is as ably and honestly offered as is
any State in the Union and presents
an honorable contrast to republican man
agement at Washington end every where
else. Her generalcOmparativeprOsPer-
ily and sound financial condition prove
this beyond a PeradventuFe. This,
with its consummate ability in the man.
sgement Of our party affairs, has been
the secret Of the Rings" success and
explains why our party has so long
maintained control in The State, and
though We heartily vote for the NEW
DEAL" We vote for 1t because We be-
lieve il will unite the democratic party
and make Il more homogeneous hyde.
viding lie honors fairly between the
factions into which il is unhappiIy d.
vidsd, and not from any expectation
that tins fusion will give the State or
the public any ADLER or more faithful
public officers than now administer our
affairs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

Hon. Wa. r. HAMILTON Nor IL
DEFAULr.-A report having been cir
culated in Montgomery county and
elsewhere TO the effect that, in the late
struggle for Congress in the 9Th district
OF this State, Hon. VIM. T. Hamilton
had played false 10 the Hon. George
Peter, the democratic nominee, Mr..
Peter, haspubli.hed a card in the Rock
willie Sentinel, not only denying this
charge, but asserting that, after his
nomination and throughout his whole
campaign, he had the earnest support
Of Mr.. Hamilton, his friendly counsel
and his kind hospitality. In addition,
Mr.. Peter declares that Mr.. Hamilton
made personal canvass of his own
county and TO some extent OF other por-
lions of the congressional district in his
(Peter's) behalf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
OBITUARY.

Died; at her residence in ChaPtieo district Sc
Mays county, ND, On Tuesday, January 7tt
instant Mrs. SARAH A. SAXTOE, eOnsoFt d
the late George Saxton, in the 18th year Of bsr
age.
Death, that ugly; meagsr tyrant, which knows
no pity and heeds not meEcy-Wbo 10 inaiscTim-
inaie 10 tie choice Of bic victims, has again in
truded himseifinto this quiet neighbOrbOod and
heralded tberefrom one Of is tFuest and most ex.
emplary mothers, kind and loving friend, 9
courteous and obliging neighbor.
In this tribute TO the memory Of the deceased
il is but just 20 state that, duriRg q pFosTseted
illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude
she never Lost sight q the grand object q heT
creation nor was ever heard TO murmur against
what seemed an affection Of Providence.
Weep not, relations aud frisBds, though youI
grief must BE deep, but rather rejoice that the
spirit Of one 50 woFthy-so eminently worthy oi
divine pselermeHt-shOBld bid aaiEu 70 all earthly
suffering, 20 wing It's fight TO the bone Of Saints
where misery durBt not enter and perpetual blias
Fsigns suPrUze. b.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

AAM@&MM@@N&
Is. Races - Tt shsory adVano1 = yuus
cnrsespoadens sw'' and ssFfiend'' 81 he Ass -
&c az ycnr pmneR ms aelutiun az tAa proposition
oser ny siTns1NRe 9 sour pFsvleaa eaiIIen, e
maaprially the mue. Nalanssly caaslde9ed VIII
- starting pofnt both hase located the sput
Were tAe chenEs h 6assoeenEs az tATS sane plaza
on the circumference the omiy di6sfsncs being
that Friend has been more specidc and selected q
starting pcint that viii bring the meridian of
change Eat or reArs' The efy Of Concepc1oa- OF
the theory shall for tho present say nothing.
Suppose, 70 Be exact, the meridian Wh0fe the
change occurs be heated e the elty selected.
Now Wednesday, does not begin Gill the inagi-
nary traveller reaches this meridian and as be i
going with the lapparsntl velocity q the sun,
10 IL O'Clock 10 BIN dGFing the whole circuit.
lift were possible, thea for him 10 ascertain the
day and hour one mile east Of Conceprioa as he
40 wvuld therefoEs Dc o'clock Tues
day, and when hs reached the eity L wonld be
3 o'clock. Wednesday. Here thea, are two
points on the earths sHriAee, ere mile apart, the
time 81 one oeing 8 O'Clock, .. NJ. Tuesday, and
At the other, few seconds later, the same hour
On Wednesday. VIII Friend or w. or both tell
rs II on the circumstance there can be such 10
sAlisies with any such curious division of time.
ENQrTRER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

Attracted by the success that crowned pre-
vious excursion to the NATrows in search Of the
festive Canvasback, etc, anOthe: LeonArdtown
ducking party set out last week for the wicOmi-
co, but found on their arrival the river frozen
up and the game they were searching for out on
the Potomac. To the credit Of their proves be
it spoken, however, they succeeded in bagging
about a duck apiece and were in high feathes on
their return that the outlay for the sport they
bad was not above S. per duck.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

Full Of the most charming reading matter il
BallOa's Magazine for the month Of February.-
The leading illustrated article is by the author Of
"a whaleman's AdTentures, - and treats Of the
Fiji Islands. Earl Marble has poem, Daddy
Joes Sweetheart" written in dialect, which will
be interesting 70 Southwestern and especially 20
Missouri readers, and which is accompanied BY
some capital Illustrations drawn from lie. Be
sides these there some ten or a dozen stories,
adventures on land and SEA, domestic stories,
poetry Of superior order Of merit, and . set Of
comic engrayings that will make the most dull
SMILE. The contents Of the nHmber are as fol-
low The FIJI Islands and People; Ny Garden;
The Battle for the CedArs; For Remembrance;
Huldah's Valentine; infatuated; Resting; Het-
tvs Career; Lord Tom; Sleep; Fate AtNoscow IN
Winter: Daddy JOe's Sweetheart; CirrEmstanfial
Evidenee; The Doctor; The Tiger Of the AntaTe-
nc: Count Otto and the Mike; With Her MACS
"; Our Young Peoples Story-Teiler-Ny Moth
er's Husband; Ruihven's Puzzle Page; Editorial
Notes; The Hous-keeper; Curious Matters; Things
Pleasant ard Otherwise; Our Picture Gallery
Humorous iIlussEations.l Published BY Hhomss
A Talbot, % Hawley Street, Boston, At VI 80
wear. postpaid, and for sale al all the PERIODICAL
deposS In the eosntEy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

JUICE MERRicK.-Brother Wander.
ford Of the Westminster Democratic
.7drOeate; tbe leatng democratic jour.
nal in Western Maryland, declares that
Notwithstanding the. &c eatAedra an.
nouneement that Mr. Gwinn is to be the
democratic candidate for Attorney Gen.
ersl next Fall. lMr. Gwinn now holds
The oGice), he 10 tor Judge Merrick snd
hopes the Judges friends will take
measures 10 make his nomination sac
cess.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

The Evening Bulletin, the irst sought for and
one Of the mcst acceptable Of our daily Baltimore
exchanges, has entitled itself to the good opinion
and liberal encouragement ofdemOcsats through
out the State by the ability Of its management
and the fearlessress with which Il gives expFes-
sion TO It's opinions. Room is wanting here to
give details Of its political literary and CONNER
cial features, and we shall take occasion to refer
10 these more fully in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

eSeThe Spring meeting of the Mary
land Jockey Club will open at Piml'cOr
May Goth. and continue four days. The
sum of $4,000 has been distributed
among the purses and stakes and pro-
VISION 10 msde Tor horses that have NOT
yet distinguished themselves. as well
% for the most fortunate. The purse
races. with the exception Of one. are
free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

A correspondent q the Georgetown Col
Iege Journal supplies the following facts in re-
gard TO DR.. Hepfy Haw, whose death in our viii
Iage in the sad year Of bis age, has already
been noticedsin our columns :-The deceased,
says the,5ouyaars correspondent was q student
Of GeQgEesown College In 1910, and 1t 10 said his
brothers John and Benjamin were also here
Ttie DR.. was born In Charles County and subse-
'ouently took up bis residence in Washington,
where be married he daughter Of Mr.. Brown,
the former proprietor o. Browns Hotel, now the
Metropolitan. He resided many years at the HO-
tel. and his "Reminiscences o. the great men with
whom he became persona " acquainted were
very interesting. After graduating In medicine,
be moved 70 L0aisiana, where he practiced bis
profession. Alshoush the deceased was rather
retieeus In regard IL hts personal history, we
have these parflcnlzks nom one who knew him
we'll since Isea. Mhea be went to Teside in ST.
MAry's Comfy where ~ died. Oar informant
adds: ssThe Doclog was man Of remarkable
charneser, ana whils residing here was highly
respected and noiieea. Re was, IN every res
peel, man q hpaosnhie character and con-
dsmned any hing . shs sonsrAEy in others
He held the positloh r. President Of the Board d
Town Commissionaas lh4A - long ~ b would
eonssat q he'd 4. kas 81 lass gears his hsalth
kss kaen fAsIins and = has been conansd 70 the
hal,..l oss = lis ssosl ssuarkabls ehAracteris-
-, - Il. s.....nrs ef tersons and things. ]
thllk 49, II E,.s@ = history ogfhe families Of
nearly ii srs bFs.l asht r.sa 81 de ecuniEy. he
died tos he III y Dstsnbss instant, nneh
lame4tea.9
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
Electric Geography No, 9.

& We are in possession Of an advanced copy Of
the Maryland edition Of the Electric Geography
No. by Prof. n. A. Newell, principal Of our
State Normal School at Baltimore, but we have
not as yet had time to give it more than cursOry
examination. We shall refer TO il more in detail
in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

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- - -. = she nAtasr- The
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- - -. FAele nss without just
-, - s.. S. t NeFes were considered
-n.-.-...,s' '.Ss Y :. saans yonsntaton .
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s,;s...s.sss = Anpari@nsi % ils sue
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s.ss..z. 3. sa9lsesanaassr /
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- -. .l.s.,.s rs.sms1 III shon,a NJ willsnw
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= a. rr.,nssse rsNh~ nfoar cstinnna have Aeen
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Hnaols - w0xA-~A'anx naSe aiea Saving wia-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23

Late Frederick papers state that the Rev.
Father De Wolf who was located in this county
for many years and is still well and kindly re-
membered here, while riding from Frederick
city to Pelersville last week, was OVerpowered by
the cold aud would have persisted but that his
condition was discovered and relief afforded.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
Tha Attention

.
Of our readers is specially called this week to the
advertisement of John Wanamaker, 20 be found
in our columns elsewhere. This advertiser is Of
iering unusual inducements 20 buyers in bis
line Of trade, and we bespeak an early call upon
him, as his announcement shows he is anxious
and determined to sell and is selling at the very
lowest figures. Give him q call ard contrast his
prices and selling advantages with those Of SINH
lar establishments before making up your mind
to purchase.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
ESTABLISHED
GUNS.
ls4G
Is43

BREECH LOADING GUNS,
NUZZLE LOADING GUNS,
WINCHESTER RIFLES,
BALLARD RIFLES,
SMITH b WESSON REYOLvERS,
COLT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVHR9,
And Reyolyerb Of ell kinds.
ELEY'S AND AMERICAN CARTRIDGE
SHELLS.
Loaded Cartridges for Breach Loading
Guns, Shooting Goats, Pants,
Vests and Hats, Bogardus
Ball Traps, Glass Balls,
Ammunition, &c.
Sportsmen can rely on getting every Ghing ia
the shooting line Of the best quality At
ALEXANDER McCOMAS,
81 South Calvert Street,
BALTIMORE.
Sept. 10, 1s7s-4m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
7. v. Hrimhla.

We take pleasure in referring 10 the card Of
Mr. F. W. Trimble, In another part Of this pa
per, who has succeeded TrimbIe Co., Nos. Is
and 80, W. Pratt ST., dealer in sash, doors,
blinds and factory work, &c. The readers Of
the BEACON will do well 20 give them call when
buying, as they win find him both ObligiBg and
accommodating. Having factory Of bis OSn,
be 10 ready TO furnish at lowest cash prices eve
ryfhinR In his line and Of the best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
Chew JAcnsOx's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Clothins Stare,

UIuLu4uE DLg1Ss
We call attention o. the advertisement In 10
days paper Of the old. reliable asd wel-known
house Of Noah Walker Co. This establish
ment, with branehts in Washington and else
where. is one Of the largest and most complete 10
the country. five are not mistaken, this is the
first house which made the business Of selling
ready-made clothing respectable and reliable. To-
day the Nessrs. Walker are Patronize1 by the
most respectable and fastidious in the country
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
ARsliskis Heuae.

Those OF our readers who visit Baltimore this
spring 20 make purchases Of clothing for men
and boys, cannot be better suited in choice, style
or quality than At the reliable house Uf Chas.
y. 0ehm 4 Son $50 ". Pratt st. near Hanover.
See advertisement in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-23
sehssl Appsrtionmsnt.

The school appOrtionment for 81. Mary coun-
ty for the LIST quarter Of the present year is as
follows for white Schools, 81, 9.s5-for
eo,,red schools, SI,l47.sO.