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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

Nsm $50 ftDm ths puslizhefs IissBrs.
g6sIy, e.. BnHimore. IA, q tie slew
Inr tIens s saa eds sckssl Works, sowhich
ws 4s1 ID ~ . thsE poisss ard eenesmaaIy
axent nagdn. Esqr, sormerIy ofthiH
c0upsy. d - ine fssmez's CSass:
+. ssrbs sy se6ocf spsIliag SOCK, vita =.
escssss Il Rlsmeusary kasss a Arishnesie;;'
s'Tbs ssssang sehool spelliag Book, coz
iaIniag nirasive Words, wish Rules for theiE
Fofmniia I'm Iist ofHemophoaosB words,
Tesa Woss avesy large collection ofSynOnyus.
and an Ellogy;"
ssFiFst de Or Primary Schools;''
'sThe Lid Reader eos the Use Of Schools
aud tie FIish Reader"
The So =. whose titles ne hare given, are
By Williaa Craery. A. H.. superinisnasnsol
Public L. cai0n Baltimore, two of the Read
ers snme ! ~ n. A. Newell. Principal Of ths
Mnryian9 als Nor1nai School and the last work
L me RS e sAs IaboEs ofNewell and cresry
combined &c have had time 70 examine none
Of the wuFAe re hAve enumerated with the carr
and aitsntiss ahfch enTisle ~ % express ~
oFimicn II KsKrd 20 them. Besides, the change
IN this q books has bsen % recent il
GAe ) ofoar county that We should
NJ sad the adoption at this Tina
a ~ Other series, however msrs-
4 x&t think them. There ID ora
hfch me are indebted 70 The
safss ~ ~. uss. that We Aaps exAminsd.
which Is nSs. nor any similar one, in use here,
but whiehsossht in our opinion, TO be made 4
constitute = part Of the stady in our public
schools fhFonghout the siate. We refer 10 The
new History o. Maryland. Frss=sed for the uS'
Of Schools and Academies By Brown and SeharF
Of Baltimore, School book though IL Is, we have
read Il with pleasure, profit and swelling heart.
Whilst interesting TO grey-beards, il is also ad-
mirAhly adapted 70 school purposes, and we take
the liberty Of suggesting TO our school GuthOEi.
ties that they examine IL with view to its In
PRODUCTION here a. text book Of Maryland His
tory.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
An Elderly Journal.

A cOtsmpOrary, speaking Of late birthday
occurrence OF our Prince Frederick neighbor,
represents t TO have Just entered on It's l3srd vol
ume. We had no idea before that the Journal
was as old as this and we still think there is
mistake IN the posting mp. Probably, the CO.
temporary referred 10 meant the 18th instead OF
the l33rd volume. Certain IL Is, If the journal
n as old as stated, amiable friend, Parren, 10
nearIy as venerable as the hills themselves and
not day under 100!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
LocAl DoTTIMcs.


A c0mmanfezsson has heea resolved from -
Clerk Ofths Counfy COmmissi0ners in rsrlT % -
assaiimant q abe board b. the Milisaone Landing
Granges pabliahsd in our La, which cur SPACE
win sotaliow rs 20 print fhis wesk. twin APP
pear II our ssxi. Our rsle fnrsgasd 70 the pab-
iieation Of oorssspOBdenoe iss 'sEss come. arst
serve" apd wstake OccAsiOs agzintoFspeat, thas
10 insure The insertion Of eomman5eaffons In cur
paper, tasy should be so timed 90 20 sssch u b.
Tuesday In each wesk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

THE SrATE DEMOCRATIC CoSvEN-
TIoR.-The State Democratic eonven-
tion met in Masonic Temple, Baltimore,
ON Thursday last and nominated candi
dates for State officers. Hon. VIM. L.
Hamilton, OF Washington county, was
nominated for Governor by reclamation.
Hon. Charles J. n. Gwinn, OF Balti-
more city. tor Attorney General. and
Hon. Thomas J. Heating, OF Queen
Anne's county, for Comptroller of the
Treasury, were nominated,by acclama-
ton. For Clerk 10 the Court Of APP
peals, Spencer G. Jones. Of Montgome-
~ county, was nominated on the first
ballot, he receiving 81 votes, and James
s. Franklin, the present incumbent, Is
votes.
ThePrceeedings were conducted with
great unanfmity, and the best of good
feeling prevailed.
A committee was appointed TO inform
The candidates Of their nomination and
escort them TO the convention. When
the committee returned with .he.gentle-
men they wess received with tremen-
dous applause.
The President Of the CoBveation,
Hon. Herman Stamp, OF Hartford. intro
duced Mr.. Hamilton whose speech was
addressed to subjects both Of national
and State concern. The inspirations of
The 6rst were drawn from the elder and
bettes sources of democracy. and proved
cur nominee 20 be an old fashioned, fat
footed. straight-out JefEersonian, whilst
hrs remarks on local affairs gave salts
factory guarantee that he is . safe
man for the taxpayers Of the State to
lie to in their present struggle for relief
from public burtheRs. The following
ere the resolutions adopted BY the Con-
vention. which were frequently sp-
Planded while being read:
/. Our acknowledgements are due TO
the Governor snd ether executive OIL
GERS Of this State for the 6wmness, abil.
ity and discretion with which they have
discharged the duties 0f their rsSpec-
tive Offices.
2. II win be the duty Of the next Gen.
eral Assembly 10 tighten the burden Of
taxation in this State by abolishung all
Oftiees not necessary for The public ser
vice; by reducing al salaries and fees,
subject 10 its control. 10 the limit of the
compensation Of persons engaged in sim
liar employment in private life: BY CON-
pelling the practice OF economy in ev-
e5y detail OF State. county and municl-
pal expenditures, aid BY enforcing the
observance Of the constitutional rule
that every person In the State. or per-
con holding property therein. ought to
contribute his proportion ofpublse taxes
for the support of government, accord
ing to his actual worth in real OF per-
soaal properly.
3. Public Offices were not created for
the bene6: Of individuals nor for the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
CoxMUxIcATED.

MKsens. EDFToRs please announce through
vour columns for the next General Assembly Of
Maryland the names Of Messrs. Thomas II. Bond
and Oscar O. Hayden. They are both gentlemen
ofhiRh character recognized integrity and among
The inosl respected, useful and enteFprising eiti-
xens % bas ceunty.
The Ersi FAMED gentleman has already repre-
1ehfed us1n mat body, and has proven himself
10 an 3 Be . good, Efficient and and faithful
public sefvmnt.
Mr. Ma@saen has not zee been the recipient OF
noIitirai svors but for many years he has strong
" Dattled In the cause OF democracy and mas al
xava ssnod up for democratic principles In vic
tory oedefeaf.
AZ faks. .enaxateIv or together, selection could
rss - Tnase more worthy Of our highest CONF
Tuendaficn o. our most earnest support.
ST. IMIcoxs'.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

The Edinburgh Review for July, rePrinted BY
the Leonard Scott PubIishing Co.,. Il Barclay
Street, n. Y, i now ready. The present num-
Der sussains the high character Ofthis periodical
The articles are as follows;
/. 'iCanon stubbs' Constitutional History Of
England" This isreviewed asaength, and Chased
a. one Of the most considerable works Of modern
literature.
2. 'sThs Worthies Of Norwich" Interesting
sketches illustrating the social and literary an
mails Of this, the chief city Of Eastern England.
3. ''Brugsch's Egypt Under the PhaEaOhs.
4. ''The HattOn Papers," recent Publiea-
ton by the Camden Society.
5. '1nlempsrance sud the Licensing Laws"
An account Of the results Of recent legislation,
and Of the various suggestions for its amend
uBent. The writer considers prohibition TO be
impracsieabIe.
8. 'SThe Works Of Rembrandt" Describes
the salient points Of hiscareer and points out the
essential nature Of his achievements in relation
to modern art.
Z. s'The Scots ofBuccleueh." This is anoth-
err Of the series Of family histories edited by Mr..
VIM. Fraser. In the present article we are IA
vorsd with glimse at the most attractive POr-
ton Of its contents,
g. sEThe Palaces Of Evolution " A long and
earnest attempt to demonstrate that develop
ment by evolution Is merely n rhetorical express
sion, ia form Of words, and nothing more"
9. ''Rural England" The subject Of English
climate and country sights and scenes naturally
leads the writer TO the works Of William Hewitt,
from which be takes many delightful extracts.
10. "a Brief Retrospect" Condemns bOah
the present Parliament and the present Admins
tratiOn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

Orphans Court.
The Orphans Court met on Tuesday last, pre-
sent Judges Canter, Tippett and Milburn. The
Court was engaged in passing administrator and
guardian accounts. Appraisers were appointed
on the personal estate Of h A. .. Reeder. Or
der for sale Of personal property was granted to
WIN. Z. Barch, administrator r. d. Burch. Or
der for sale Of personal property granted 70 J.
N. Dent, administrator p. II. Lancaster. The
Court then adjourned to the And Tuesday OfSep-
tember. 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

The-Republican voters Of the County, having
met in their primaries on Saturday last and g.
Ieeted their delegates to meet in County Conven-
ton to-day "Wednesday the Convention ID in
fun blast az we write. Under the call Of their
Central Committee, the Convention has no pow
er beyond that Of selecting three delegates 10 rep
resent 81. Mary's county in the State Conven-
ton Of the Republican party which meets In Bal
timore on the 18th ofSeptember prox. eshall
give fun report Of the proceedings in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

We have been requested to make note Of the
fact, that there viii be Boat, Tab and Bag
race, besides other amosements, at Blakistone's
Island on Monday next, The 18th instant. VAL
liable prizes viii be donated TO the winners in
the different contests. An excursion party from
Washington will visit the Island on the occasion
OF tire entertainment. A general invitation 10
given to the public to attend.
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Dental Notice.

n WILL visit st. MaFy's on or -
n about the eTH oY ATaUgT and -
Femafn soHse time. and Fenpeetfnis 1IIHD
|ly s0lieit that liberal patronage tessiOk0re re-
|eeiSed from the citizens Of So. NaFy's. VIA
visit the residences o. those wha prefer having
work done there. Artificial teeth inserted very
low. Gold plugs 81 and upwards. Silver and
artfhcisl bone 6llings. n ana ~ 80. address,
EeonardtOwn. PAGE EDMTNDS,
Aug 4. TgTs Dentist.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

Joshua JONES, Esqr., has obtained the
d Agency for ST. Mary's county to sell the
COMMON SENSE WASHER,
patented by the Erie Washer Company Of
Erie, Pa, and II now canvassing for Purcha-
sers. The Inventor was pioneer In this cl'Ss
Of washers and has given 10 the public several
that have gained . worldwide reputation. 10
producing the present one, he had the benefit
Of large experience, which he has skillfnily APP
piled, sparing no pains TO make u as perfect as
Il is possible to make any piece Of machinery ior
a special purpose. IL contains ali the good points
found in all The others, reduced TO the most PFao
teal FORM and has no weak parts. Mr.. Jones
also sells the
Walker Wasker and the Walker LeUer
WringeT.
The price Of the Common Sense Washer q 50
the Walker Washer IL sold for $8-the Waikes
Lever Wringer also for SO. Persons DESTROYS OF
making inquiries IN regard 10 these machines
with q view 20 purchase can see the ageni peg
sonelly or communicate with him BY letter, adj
dressed 20 the 0akville Post Office.
Jdfy 81, 1879
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
Give II vs.

Give Il %.
We remarked, sometime ago, that there were
a few Other things wanted In Le0nardtown. 20
r6und OF and finish up the place. wewerewri-
ting 1t TIE time n behalf q street lamps. Since
then We have come 20 alive anticipated and
overrosae Il. A selephcne has done this, yes .
real one, invented and patsnted BY the grand
magician of Menlo Park. Wei, now, We do not
wish 10 be charged with maiieiOusness towards
onr brethren Of the Southern Maryland Pres,
and we here state, that We had no hand in the
air Of their discontinue. but that IL Is entirely
the private enterprise Of Mr. r. n. Dyer, who,
by Il, has established Communication between
his residence and steam saw mill, distance Of
about halfa mile. We would ike very mneh
TO describe q % eur BROKERS. II looks some
thing like te;egraph lire - > distance and -
we would 20 further, but sapposing that ihey
win pay rs . visit for particular inspection, We
win desist Yoa can 90 near it-these Is no Dam
ger Of iis ssiss n. when shall We expect oar
hrothersf IA hsl bel Il makes rs laugh %
think of panpkizs and base bsil By the side efa
telephone
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

~M@w ~~~~~~~
PERHAPS the noss rsmnrksbls Iiserafy enter
rrisp q IL sius. , se pubIicatiOh a The Lihaa-
~ ogUnfsefsA1 Kuowiedge. in - Tolames g
nsarsy 1, Gee pages earh, handsomely boasd, 81
Sc esn.n prr v0sume, o. 5000 Or the sst---
II Is = ssrrint enSIsr cfthe last gIs7sl EdinhurE
nd Lonaon eslsaum cg Chamher's Eneyelofedia
A Dicsioaaey e Uaivernl Knowledgs for DE
psople, with very iasgs asdisiess aPon topics Of
SPECIAL inierestso American readers The amount
Of matter win souewhat exceed that Of the Cy-
clOpedias az Appletoa OE J0hnsOa, thOsgh the
prior Is bat fraction oftheir cost. Volume one
i 10 Be ready early in Sspssmhsr, and the 9TH
en- win fellow - very short Intervals. The r.
marhably low prices are accounted for oy tne
method Of sale. 70 tie Subscribers direct saving
them the large commission, often 30 or 60 per
cent, paid 70 agents or dealers; also, by the re-
cent great redacsion In the cost ofmaking books.
and By making vsry large sales. This certAinly
& = work that the mIllioas wiIlsppseciate. SPe-
eial inducements are ol5sEed 10 early subscribers
and 10 clubs.
The same publishers have rceeuGly Issued cdr
sions Of Chamber Cyeiopedjs o. English Liter
ature VIOLA, s7.oo, sOrmsriy sold in vols,
for 5000; elno, R0Ilias Ancisat History, and
yoephuS wsrks, large tTPs edisiOas. sor $7.1s
and $500, ana Smiths Bible Distionary, 81 90
They also pablssh, In Augusa and Sspts@ber,
the Acme Library ofMOdern Classics . vOlss The
'fornsr At IS esnss asd The later n 50 per vol.
u these series ara presnsed saeh authors Is
Carlyle, Maesulay, Gibbon, Goldsmith, Lamar
tine, MIeheIsi, Thomas lIooss. walter Scott and
Fouqne, and such Subjects as Cesar, Cromwell
Barns, Joan Of Arc, Viuar Of Wakefield, Piceio-
Ia, LallA ROOkh, &c. Full catalogue Of Pu6liea-
tons, terms to elubs, &C., wiil'be sent free on
request by the Publishers, The American Book
Exchange, SIS Beekman ST.. n. 7.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

Omes Of County Commissioners,
Leonzrd10wn, Nd, August Il, 1879
THE report q Commissioners 20 opeD rad
J from Budd's Greek 70 the WicOmico Ri9er
sxed or hnal acsioE on
THURSDAY, August 18th.
Al persons interested are nofi6ed 70 81 pear.
By order,
30. p. MORGAN,
Aug.l4, Is7s-sa cbEx.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
6. n. oehm Q Son.

6. n. 0ehm o Son.
We are satisfied that such good bargains can
not be had at any other place, taking quality,
make and price in consideration, as at c. N.
Oehm 4 Sons cash clothing house, gao W.
Pratt ST., Near Hanover. We say TO all Of our
readers call upon them. We kAow it will be to
your beneSt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
Grand C0IOfeG BIeIfsiOI /

THR Steamer Thompson win leave Leonard
y town on FRIDAY MORNING, 81 O'Clock,
18th instant, on a. excursion for eolored people
70 Washington.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS. rs CTS.
Good for ten DAYS. Music and refreshments VIII
Be furnished. For further information, inquire
Of the COmmittee.
PLEASANT HAYDEN,
CHARLES JONES.
Aug :, IsTs-sd.
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ZOE rnE nousE or pkIEeArEs:

Ills due 10 snshpeople that our county be rep
reaeuted In The nKxt House osDe6egAtes by gen-
tIemen familiar ma their wants and who viii
6ersevere ia befalT - fbeiF Interests. IL Mr..
John A. CAMAIER eaHbe induced 70 serve
them, tbe wsOk people wa be gratIhed and
elect him By
Aug II, 1879 AecLAMATioS-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

This body was in session on Tuesday last, pre-
sent AIIstan, Alvey, Buckler, Parsons and Da-
Wis. The business, which mainly engaged the
attention Of the Board, was the passing Of Sa-
pervisUrs reports and Issuing orders for the same
on tie Collectors. Several petitions for pensions
were fled. The report Of Commissioner on
Budd's Greek Road was 6led and Thursday,
August .2sth, was set down to bear the same
The report Of Commissioners on Blay Greek
Road was taken up and amended by changing
the amount Of damages from 81 800 To $500, and
the report vas adopted. The Clerk was or
aered % notify all Collectors holding hos
pital money 70 appear before the Board on the
7sth Of August and make settlement fthe same.
Several Supervisors reported obstacles in The
roads BY brush. ETC., and the Clerk was ordered
10 notify ths offending parties and call their at
tention to the law. A concentration, addressed
10 the Board, througA the BEAcoS, from the
NiIlssone Landing Grange was considered, and
the Clerk was requested to reply 70 thesams
AZ his earliss convenience. The Board then adj
journed to Thursday, August 2sth, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

Jas. J. Alvey, late Constable, cold on Tuesday
last at the Court House door, LeOnardtOwn, q
tract of Land in this district called ''James' Ad-
dition," containing l37 acres, for $Is2. Pur-
chaser, John A. Burroughs. This land was
subject TO . mortgage which explains the Low
price for which IL was bought.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

festteal - 5susA4Ws1s.
Il should Be kept in mind thatthe Festival and
TOurnauent Rs ne bensst Of ChaPtico church,
preferred to in = local Of cars last week, viii
come on to-day at the residence Of Mr. John ID
Lyon, Jr.. neal. Chaptico Wharf.
Dinner, ct I o'clock, p. m,
Riding, ats
Dancing, ats
Orator of the Day, Enoch b. Abel.
Chief-Marshal, Ignatins Z. Mattingiy.
Herald, Oscar @. Hayden.
Chief Judge, John A. Barber.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

TCoxxUNIcATED.

MEssRs. EDIroRs Seeing announced in a late
paper the name of J. Clinton Bean for Judge Of
the Orphans Court, wish to suggest through
the same medium the names of Joseph HI. Key
and Ignatius z. Mattingty. making, with Mr..
Bean, three gentlemen Of well-known fitness. II
they could be induced to accept, feel sure they
would receive the votes Of all good citizens.
DEMoCRAF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
The Place 70 lief A Good Meal.

waguer's Green House, Iss and 100 w. Pratt
street, Baltimore. This Restaurant is the Oldest
and most extensive In its Recommendations ofany
I'm the city. The ProprietOrs, Messrs. J. and B
L. Wagner, will be grateful for the continuance
Of the extensive patronage they now enjoy and
will do their best to give entire satisfaction 70
all visitors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
ST. JOHNS ACADEMY,

PIE 4lvt Annual Session win brgiA on Won
~ DAY, September LIST. Board and TuiloA
for ten months, 500. Fer catalogue ooniaii-.
Ing 81 necessary Information, address
RICHARD l.. cARNE, A. ". PrinTiP;ii'.
D-awer -, Al"xandris,. ha'.
Aug !, Is79-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

There win Be . Tournament, Ne Ieara. u
Charlotte EIall on Wednesday next, the 10Th In
stapt. Partienlsrs have NOT reached us. bat &c
have authority SOr stating, thas James II. wiz
son, Esqr. ofour town, win be the Oratorofshs
Day
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

HNE handsome Basket PIseton, handsome
~ Box Buggy, Fine Bf6od Mare.
Cheap for cash or approved paper. Apply 81
Moores Hotel.
Aug 2, leIo-2@.
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Religious Notice.

An colOced camp meetingl Vim be held on she
"a camp ground near OAK tille, beginning N.
gust aid, 1879. III ChrRtian denominstiona
are invited 70 aItend
As the Rev. w. c. Coonez, Rev. Janice Thorn.
as, Rev. z. W. s. Peck, R9AL. d. 8. Hall and
csH = eminent disines win Psaa We ezPse
Accommodations for ian and bessenn tho
ground.
p. u. MAfHEwS,P.C
COMMITTEE :-Gustavus.Brown, WIN. Chisiev.
a. Foster, Vim. Smith, George Courtney. r. X.
Dory, u. Davis, J. W. weemss @. Mankins.
Aug II, ls5s-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

The preparations for the proposed TcurnAmsns
at Leonardtown on Thursday, she 3sth instant
are In fun progress and We expect 10 be able
In our uszt issue 10 give > list Of OsiesFs end
also The entire programme.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

played, at COlton's, on Friday, the sth instant,
between the Stars Of this place and the wicOmi-
COS Of Chaptieo. A large crowd was in attend
ance and seemed to enjoy the playing very much.
The. game lasted abont an hour and half. We
0fwe below tha mrnre
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
NOTICE.

one q Qpanty CommisiOne1, I
Lsp1Agdt@w va, nd, Aug. II, 1879.
N IL peEsoBssark hereby notified, that IL IL .
- violation u Nv 20 fhrow In o. cucumber
the public roads D. ,bFush, briars and weeds,
70 remOve The SAM, or tbs>iaw may be enforced
against them.
By order, -
10. =. MORGAN,
Arg u, lS7s-2t. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14
o. A. DAILEY, II. d..
Dentist OF Washing on, D. G.,

Respectfully informs the citizens Of So. Mays
county that he will visit LeonardtowB and prac-
tee bis profession for some two weeks COmmen-
cling the nth instant. Rooms, aooa's Hotel.
Aug 7. 1sT9-n r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

8AkioU& &e1s1ky Magazine 10 ssPss1ssss
The September number Of this popular tAmiiy
magakine i issued, and Is . marvel Of goodaess
and inseresf. There Is not dull me n the
whole number. The author "A WhaIemans
Advenaurps'' leads or with an illustrated article
abont 4 wonder which be saw In the Eastern
world, and thea follows some Other engrayings
and efcrfes. poems and adventures, household ana
other rnaflers. which must interest every one
who sis fona Of light and pleasant reAding-
There "A a such cheap and good publication IN
this euuntrv &c aBallou's Magazine" and
gIarrn at tke eenaehis win prove the truth o. the
Assertion "A Wonderful Sight; Oxford and its
ColIcrek A Marble w oman; The Sheep Scnnsti
BLACK HuIdah's Prophecy; No ResPOndidoi On
4 Mi;isnrssner Night; TO A. &; After Long fe.fs;
Love nna Tahaeaux; Manslanghter; A slip -
ives Cor and Lip; Belle Last FliEtaiioni A.k-
ina HaF. 1lnr Young Peoples ssoEy-Ieiieg-My
Mofbirs Nlushand; The Apple Trar; Ruthven's
pnsgIs pare. Editorial Notes; The Housekeeper;
.curions Matters; Thsngs Pleasant and Otherwises
flrr YiSfuTs UalIsEy IhumoFoas illnstrafionss. -
iiishs5 j. 1honses& TaIb0t, % Hawley Street.
Bosfin. Il s. 30 feaE, postpaid, and Toe sale e
an fEs psrisdieal depOts IN The eOuntEy for IS
eRnss a-e0py.