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New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
GOnnlrp DrOperIp tor Sale ono 60 Let.

A DESIRABLE farm of - acres in Monmouth
auction on septcm6r 90 1874 F5r particular. Iddrcss
EZfiA A. BORN, Administrator, Nililctown. \. =.
A Fine Country Residence, Westchester
scld regardless wane 40 minutes from NewYork.
Address z. 0. Box 3, So, city.
EOR SALE.-Counrry place near TarIytown;
1 II house Of 10 rooms also place near
EASY ADDRESS 5 VAN WYSK % West ieth.sf.
EOR SALE.-A country seat of 53 acres in
the beautiful village of Geneva situation excellent
good buildings aud abundance Of hut rsre chance for
SMITH. Geneva. y. y
FOR SALE.-A country seat of - acres
one eoor on the NV Haven M Road l. ple nom The ss
to owner 2ss Wet Istlisi.
EOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Point, y. j.,
on the best onsn.s street m tns town house lnd l9v
rrns for - pei y,ai be sold for $1,000 Apply
m.CoMBs. III wesIst New.YorE civ
FOR SALE.--Farm IN good order; splendid
snitsb ior comnry residence ana give alig at
Address rREAsUREK. T.. o. B'x 1852 Ne..lork.
uEALTHlEST CLIMATE in the WORLD.
L lOO1OOO ACRES
OF the railroad s America at &C to - per acre
S1 STts low W. a. Lightly acre Would support apso
famiv every man shouid own At e'st Ihai alnpnt tho
v.-ng them they sure To advance !. rice take
parties them at small osi party will sarf in ie"
RCLAND * WHITING, 5Beekman.st.. y. Y.
HANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST, BEST IL
1 r. ON COUNTRY RESIDENCE fo- ire money \
beauuruy lad out lawn shade ruit barn Il miles
city s4.6O'. Box rs. Cfsaiori. y j.
ORANGE, y. J.-.louses ana Country Seats
y, o' TO lI Iio tSr g., III 6s a. rs ro,ay. Room ~
rl'O BUILDERS and INVESTORS. Lots for
sale-SsO suitable for priced dwellings. S0a with
front factories distance m ,iy nan -
O'' q" 20 Elchanoep place.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
(New Monthly Series
FOR NOVEMBER
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I Moses l. exposed On the Nile"
THE DARlEN CANAL. BY 7. ". Osborn.
THE ART OF CASTING IN PLASTER BY W. W.
Story
THE DAWN OF BETTER TIMES BY Robert T. Porter
THE PARDONING POWER. BY Russell Gray.
yICTORIEN sARDOU. BY J. Brander Matthew'S
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
RECENT ENGLISH BOOKS BY G. Barnett Smith.
~ by mail receipt Of 90 cents Subscription price,
30 W year.
{ RARNES & co, New-YOrk.
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brooalnn Redl GslaIs 1or sole.
Droohlun propsrtp 20 Let.

no LET.-II0usc in Brookiyn 10 rooms, all
-n,, efrenfs a gem equals IL 600 lrn.es il y. Y;
rent 500 hsis,'-st. FULTON EcrTy, pss the door.
on NER 2J5 4ai-ey--t
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES
Bv n T. sWElr ER. Kew illustrated edition.
Vol s. REYNOLDS. TURNER LANDsEER
Vol A. DCRER REMBEANDT. VAN nYCR.
Vo, o. IRA ANGELGCO. dUEILLo. AiLsTON.
Each volume contains twelve fur as' i1cluirg
rofrnfs o fhe ai tss whose dee lib
nj aU- lI.oypc- ~ ernrces by t.tEI ably
handsome ana desirable series
Price. Tho set. complete IN hvc volumes.
In boz, 81 1n
For sale 10y ~ sent postpaid receipt Of
pric, Dy the iublsaers.
HOUGHrON. OsCOOQ & CO.. Boston.
2l Astor place Sew.York.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
NOONDYNE.

Ee,dors Of fiction who love take book entirely fres
aud orig nal well 10 read Al. Boyle ore lily power
ful novel ...-..
- sold by all booksellers. Mailed postpaid By the
publishers.
ROBERTS BROTHERS. RosLnn.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
THE TWINS OF rABLE MOUNTAIN,

and other sketches. By BRET HARTE Little Classic
STYLE ~ 20.
OF mostly Californian. narrated
that trutulnrss aud ht f,lict ~ -tylc which
have made MI famous wherever Lngs Is
read.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Nsb WEST 3jTll-ST (sccOnd ilOor).-
y % Fins class coored cooks chambem ,f ant waitress
a rr,-r era,inl hour-WoIkers, &C, city and country
urartA hy mai promptly Attended TO-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Nr- EAST h-ST.-As cook, washer.
2,bl ,ronel OF nght house work beat rcleroaee-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

&S-Tbe British Quarterly Review for Janua-
RI is republished by the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Co., Al Barclay ST New York. We give .
short sketch Of the contents:
/. London Gas" The gas question has long
occasioned serious complaints both in England
and this country. This article describes the
present state Of matters ard the leading provis-
ions Of London gas legislation as settled in 1876;
and also slows the remarkable effect which the
prospect Of the use Of the electric light has bad
upon the value Of gas property.
2 Daniel Manin" Manin was the leader Of
the struggle for Venetian Independence in the
year 1913; and we hare in this brief biography
his portrait as a revolutionist, 8 statesman, and
dictator.
4 .sWhas Is scieneeg' This question Is an
Swered by defining srience as the summation and
obligation Of all the kBowledgcs pertaining 70 a
given subject matter. Under this category stand
the physical sciences, metaphysics, logic and
religion itself.
4. Religions Equality and Theories Of Com
pgehension." A eondeHsed statement Of the
broad Church Theory, and The arguments by
which that theory Is maintained.
5. "Arnold on Secondary EdUeaiion- Dis
srnts from Mr. ArnOld's views on this snblees ~
exprSssed Ia the November number Of the foTf-
nightly RerisV.
8. aRestoratiOns." Describes the work which
hss been going On in English Medieval build
ings.
6. Contemporary Literature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

A HANDSOME IxcoxE roR An ESEReETIc LADY
ON GESTLEMAX-The Ohio Scale Works Of Gin
cinnati have just completed and are now intro
ducing 10 the public a handsomely finished Fam
ily Scale, an article that has always been needed
in every household and in a communication adj
dressed 10 the publishers Of this paper the pro-
Dretors ask US to refer them 10 some reliable par
" TO introduce il for them TO the people Of this
County. Ii is very seldom that new article
steps 50 suddenly into universal favor. House
keeters are loud in its praise, il is always ready
there arc no weights to get lost or to be hunted
up, is reliable, and win not get out Of order
The description Of them is a handsome base sur
mounted by a column in which works spiral
spring SO sci, iicaily adjusted as TO weigh any
thing ND 10 twelve pounds with perfect accuracy
on the top Of the column is the platform on which
the articles to be weighed are placed, and they
haze an adjustable indicator so that you can take
the iare OF any vessel you may use in weig hing,
giving you the exact net weight. House keep
ers at once see their value in weighing fruits,
sugars and other ingredients used in preserving,
cooking, etc. or in testing the weights Of PuFeha-
ses from others.
The Scales are made Of all Brass, are highly
polished and are finished in a skillful manner
They are very attractive and take the eye Of ev-
cry one who gees them.
II seems 10 us that nearly every family in this
county will want one, aud Is certainly rare OPP
portunity for some smart and energetic party 20
pick up quite q nice little income during the
next few months. TIE company has agents IN
other counties who are easily making from - 90
10 Sc 90 per DAY selling them; and we would re-
commend parties in need OF employment TO drop
the OHIO SCALE WORKS, No Us aud lzT
Central Avenue, Cincinnati, O., Postal CARD
and an information, etc., III be eheerfniY CIV
en- them by mentioning cur paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

The OYSTER ToEGER's CONVENTION.
we referred briefly in our last issue
TO proposition that The Tongsmen and
those interested in and sympathizng
with that branch ofthe oyster trade with
In The waters of our State Should hold a
Convention at some eligible poInt al an
early day TO take measures TO counter
act the endeayOr of Baltimore city to
Obtain from the next Legislature the
repeal oil our existing oyster laws and
TO prevent the enactIon OF others IN
their stead, thus leaving this important
interest without any protection what
ever and allowing oysters TO be taken
anywhere and in any manner. 1t Is to
the Interes! OF the Tongsmen that they
should get their side of the case in such
a shape as will enable them to present
il in the strongest way TO the next Leg
Islaturc. At The proposed Convention,
the whole matter can be discussed, the
means for a strict and effective oyster
law, and for adequate provision for ITS
thorough enforcement, can be set forth
and presented so as 10 receive the con-
sideration the longing interest is enti-
lied 10 al the next session Of The Legis-
laturc. But to make this movement a
success, It 10 important that each and
every section Interested should cause
itself 10 be heard IN the proposed Con-
vacation, and to this end we again sug.
gest that the Tongsmen oil this county
take early measures 10 send represen-
tative men to il. IftheTe is no effort
made and no concerl ofaction hadamone
TongsmeE 10 protect their interest be
tween this and meeting of our Legisla'
turc, lis almost a certainty that our ex-
listing oyster laws will be modified tc
the serious hurt of the tongsmen, d
they arc not repealed altogether.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-By late
decision Of our Court of Appeals, it has
been announced, that stocks and bonds
OF other States and cities, which are
exempt by law from taxation in the
State or city where issued, are never
theless liable to taxation here in the
hands Of the owners. In making this
decision, Judge Bowie refers to the
Constitution which provides "that ev-
cry person. ought to contribute his pro-
portion Of public taxes. according TO his
actual wor th in real or personal prop
erly," and says that no reference is
there made to the silus Of the property,
as the ground of obligation to pay the
tax, but that The citizen is called on 10
pay according to has ability for the pro-
lection he enjoys from the government.
The judge finds no principle upon which
such stocks and bonds ought to be ex-
empted. unless the exemption of thein
from taxation where they are Issued
enures 10 the benefit OF the holders OF
then. in this state. and then shaHs that
il is a fundamental NlucfFine OF the law,
thai The laws 81 one country can have
no intrinsic force, except within the
territorial limits and jurisdiction of that
country. This decision must necessa-
rily affect very large class Of invest
ments which have heretofore largely es-
capped taxation. There must be held by
our citizens many hundreds OF thous-
ands Of dollars worth of State and mu-
niciple bonds outside Of our own State
limits. We see daily advertised in the
papers for sale the bonds of munieipali-
ties in the South and West, and our
stock exchange shows daily sales OF
State bonds which must be held here
to considerable extent. Some method
by which this species oil property can
be reached should be at once devised.
The objection TO an income tax comes
yery largely from class ofpeople. who
haze been making it point 10 place
their Investments as far as possible in
non-taxable securities, such as Govern
ment bonds and such State stocks as
were supposed TO be exempt on account
Of their being exempt where issued
lfthey do not wan. the income tax they
had better conclude to give in truly and
fully all The property which they have.
The owners OF real estate are becoming
tired OF paying all the expenses Of gov
~rnmeni. while personal property of all
kinds. probably 10 the aggregate Of more
value than The real, especially in cities,
almost altogether escapes.
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TIiE

CoScREssIossL.-The most notable
news which reaches Us from Washing.
Ton this week is that the fierce struggle
which has so loag obtained between
President Hayes and Senator ConkIing
fer the mastersbip Of the New York
Custom House has terminated IN VIC
tory for the administration. On the f.
nal vote, the democrats divided, but the
larger bulk of them voted TO sustainihe
administration. probably from the motive
oferippling COnkling's influence 20 New
York and encouraging him 10 continue his
assaults upon the President. The South
ern Claims Question. which Tie repub-
licsns had hoped would bring about q
conflict between Northern and South
eEu demQeEaiA. haz d0ne nothing Of the
pors. but has developed. On the coiArary, q
stronger opposition on the part cf tthhe
latter to these CLAIMS than has been
shown 10 any Northern quarter, the
Southerners taking the ground that the
money will 80 mainly 10 men in the
South rho were untrue during the war
10 their own section without being real
ly loyal 10 any other.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

By notice elsewhere, it will be seen that the
eo-partnership heretofore existing between Dud-
lev 4 Fenwick has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business Of the House, however,
win be continued by Mr. Dudley, who has as
soc;n,ed with him J. Walter Carpenter, Esqr., Of
this county, and the new firm win be known as
Dudley Carpenter and viii remain at the old
stand. No. ST Light St. We wish well to the
new iirm, and predict for ii . successful career,
both mesabers being personally known TO US as
strict business men and gentlemen Of the highest
in,eerisv and one Of them rs a popular and e1-
ueri~ncsd commission agent Of long and hOnora-
bic standing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

0ur friends across the Patuxent have long been
whipping the devil around the stEmPby using
ssbltters for their beverage, local Law of their
county forbidding them to deal outright in the
raw article, commonly known as pine top"
Under late decision Of Collector Proud, any
preparation OF liquor put up as ''bitters' and
which il in ordinary use as beverage, is placed
on The same hottom with liquor ITSELF aud as he
decides that liquor and bitters mean one and
the same thing, IL is of course as unlawful now
in Calvert 10 sell the one as the other. And this
is how our friends across the Patuxent have been
driven TO their last ditch.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

Dr. advertisement, elsewhere published, it will
Be seen that the Winter arrangement Of the
Wdxm's Line OF Steamers went into effect on the
g EAnnary, nit. TIE Steamer Mary Wash
. reafler, leave Tssltimore every Fri
sasy IIIorGing nt ESQ for PAtuxent river, and,
returning, viii leave St. Leonard's Creek every
Tuesday morning at o'clock for Baltimore.
The Steamer Thompson has resumed her trips
to oar Bay. What change, IL fanny, she has made
in her old landings on this side Of the river, we
have been unable to ascertain. Her visits to our
wharf are on the same days as last Fall. Capt.
Wood Is still her commander.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06


=. Tlse lkecry advanced - An answer 70 bis
proposisIon. Is from The very nature Of the Ian
rusae ssss II de question srsiafivoly eoasidsrs
~ as stsylizg poinf' applicable only 70 the
plaes from uhieh the traveller might start, !. e.,
he srnvsler starting II the hour, &C, designated
IN c proposition would be l35 degrees east Of bis
place o. starting when the change Of day would
take Gaare 70 this, Ais starting point. II We &C
cert he cause which occasions the succession Of
day ard night, this certainly seems evident; but
since Eaqnirer accepts the theory addueed BY
Friend and myself, only for hypothesis, il may
be doubtful that he accepts the theory Of the
diuEnal revolution Of the earth. In the event Of
lhe latter, cur theory, Of course, would to him
be inapplicahlc. Now. in answer TO the ques-
ton of bis last communication viii say, that
there Il such difference Of time between points
mon the earths sursace-something farther
Apart, however, than the space mentioned in his
question. Commerce, | might say, has discov-
ered that In crossing from California to the Ash
asic possessions, we are one day behind thrir
reckoning. Could we therefore leave the shores
of California and reach those Of Asia within the
same DAY, We would find it one day later.
W.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

Wears Indebted tO..the AsryIand Independent for
te news that At late shooting match glass balls
IN Brsantown, Charles county, couple oina'ive
fs.;uss-s took down two shootists Of our own
county, sJust for the fun of the thing" This is
hard enough 80 believe, but when the writer
pces On 70 state that, after the shooting afOre-
said he natives aforesaid took trial with the ST.
Marians II their own game fold sledge) and
cruelty beat them at that TOO, we feel ourselves
justified In entering protest against both So
ries. 20, sir. Il ispossible to beat cur boys
shoosine al glass balls, bat at cid Sledge--nev-
erf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

On the 24th Of December, Mt, al the residence
Of the brides parents, BY the Rev. VIM. Is. Nil
Icr, LITTLETON s. HAMMETT, Of this conn
~, 10 Miss JENNIE Z. WILLIAMS, Of Calvert
At Westminster, on the 23rd Of January att.
by the Rev. Father GIoyd, JULIAN g. NORRIS.
Of Charles county, to Miss HELEN 4. LAM0IIs
of Carroll.
On the snth of January, uIt., By tie ReEd.
Fatser pncciarini. GEORGE W. LATHRUM 10
Hiss MARY J. TUCKER.
On the Bird inst, aa the residence Of The brides
parents, BY the Rev. Mr. Chesley, ROBERT 3
BADEN. Of Prince Georges county, 70 Miss
MAGGIE c. TURNER, Of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

Ne sre nseassd 70 have it in our power to re-
iiexs IL anxiety o. Cur brother Of the Port To-
haseo Times in regard 70 the recent detention a.
she.tzssss o. - nice lot ofnew books, " belong
irr ID eur DEBATING Society and destined Tor the
= Ashtns a Maryland.v The books have ar
rissa Il got II good time, in excellent condition
and re ere III now in high feather AID every
hing 5 iosssy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

's,y,,.g s..ue Farm Of the late william Hayden
esnsaining $50 acres. vas seld at trustees sale
/ saesurs. b. g. Hammett and r. G. Combs, srus-
fses) 81 Tuesday lAssfOr 81, AIS. Purchaser }.
Slams renwiek. The purchase ID subject to ihe
widom dover, which has already been laid Oh.
=. -. i'm. the same trustees sold tract
Il woodland. belonging TO the same estate but
detached, containing 80 acres, for Sloo. Pu'-
chaser. James Edelen.
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cAsw J.crsos's BEST sweet Navy TsAasss.


Clothing sters:
We csll asieniioa - the edverilsensent IN to-
DAYS paper Of the old. reliable aud wei-ks9%A
ho;,se al Noah Walker Co, This establish
ment. with hranchsa in Washington ana e'se-
where, IL one Of the largest and most - ~
g., horSs which made the bhsihese OF selling
rrsav-,nndc clothing RESPECTABLE and reliable. To
Az The Messrs. Walker are palsOniseo .! tn'
roost respectable and fasiidious IN The country
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

Is Atts1t1s1
:. our vs.aers is specially called this week . ne
s;a--rs:s~r1eus a. JOhn W2namaker, 70 Dc feune
q, - e.ahrnns elsewhere. This advertise . e.
- uNwzmaI indncrments - bnyess n Hss
Iipe al traae. and We bsspeak IN eariy call 80
ain a his nnnouncement shows ne y an4loas
Ard desermined % sel and = ssAhaf - - =.
- e-urvm Give hin caIl and eohsrNss III
- and sRliing ndvsntages with ihosR g sAl.
- sssablishsnrnis before making up scar nina
| 10 purchase
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EARN FOR SALE OR EHeRAAsE.

have for sale, in ST. Mary's county, 4
very valuable FARM, OF $50 acres. eligihly
situated, withall necessary Houses, Out-houses,
&c; or, am authorized 20 exchange the same
in part, for a stock of Goods and rent OF premi-
ses-with a long time on the difference. For
particulars, apply TO
J. PARRAN CRANE, Atty at Law.
Feb 6. lsTe-lm. LeonardIown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06
The Library Magazine,

The Library kagasine,
the first number Of which has just reached US, Is
unique in its form and typographical appearance.
Even though its contents were dull il is so at
tractive to the eye that must delight in turn
ing its pages, which present a varied array o!
choice selections from the latest foreign maya
zines and reviews Sir Erskine Perry, many
years resident Of that country, discusses. The
Future Of India:' Richard A. Proctor treats Of
Supposed Changes in the MOon;" 7. Adoiphus
TroIlope writes Of 1.-THE Homes and Haunts oil
the Italian Poet, Guarini;" there is a learned
and entertaining article on ''The Ph9nicians
In Greece" and Of lighter but not trivial
there are: Theatrical Makeshiffs and Blunders;'
''The Happy Valley picture Of life in In
dia; San Imperial Pardon which gives won
derfai picture Of peasant life in Russia; ''SOme
Gossip about Leicester Square," a Woman
Love-. Siavoninn Story; Christmas in no
rocco, etc.
To all who have been longing for the era OF
iow-priced, rsi-class literature, not the least at
tractive feature Of The Library Magazine is lis
low price, 81 90 a year. or 10 cents copy.
To see so much that is excellent offered for 50
little cost is sure to put cheerful smile on the
face Of a person of literary taste, and dime OF
dollar into the hands of the publishers, The
American Book Exchange, SIS Beekman street,
New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

Aaasher Esass.
n. =. J. spalding Is going abeAd' ana pas
r.i.sa ksuse = ,le Iot LATELY purchased BY him
- -, .sy..s He expects 70 complete il st
an s.zsiY dav. Keep the ball moving.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06
A CARD,

Z the undersigned, return thanks TO my new
l.. Is made friends and the county people in
general for bringing me cut in the field for the
next Sheriffalty sincerely regret that can
not aecept the nomination on account Of the
great demand in WHISTLES, Brandies, Gins,
Runs, Wines, &c, which ! have greatly re-
duced in prices n No. l60
Also make a speciality Of the following brandt
viz:
BUCK WALTERS,
OLIVER o. X,
D. FAUST,
BAKERS.
Bottled Beer for family use IS cents per dozen.
Hoping an early call Of the community,
Very respectfully.
Messy GUMP, Agcnt.
FEB 9, lsT9--2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

Constitution; the establishment Of the Unio1S
the course OF affairs anil the breaking out Of the
Second War with England; and fun and.eO
prehensive account Of that War and its results.
The events Of our career from the close Of that
contest TO the commencement Of the Civil War,
f,Ilow in their order. The History OF the Great
Civil War is related with intense vigUr, and
with strict fidelity to truth. The author pleads
the cause of no party or section. lie states facts
points out the lessons which they teach, and APP
pealing to neither passion nor political feeling
trusts to the good sense Of his countrymen to
sustain his views. The book contains COM
ple;e account Of the Centennial Exhibition.
II is comprised il one large handsome oetavo
volume of over 100 pages, and contains more
than 500 fine cngravings on steel and wood OF
historical scenes. The price is 50 low that all
can afford TO purchase n copy, aud each subscri-
Der is presented with superb photographic en-
craving Of the Centennial Buildingsand Grounds.
Il is sold by subscription only, and Mr. John IL.
Buckler, who is the authorized agentfor this coun-
t., is now canyaSsing for it, also for History OF
tie Western wilds and the History ofthe World.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

ARssary. sniuahle 10 the owner from assOei-
ssIoa. re lass n o. near LsoHardiOwn on We'd
nssaas izss. ne apder viii confer favor BY
lenrin& Il Al flis cgfce.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06

?. W. Trtmhls.
We take pleasure In referring to the cara q
u, ). w. Trimhle, in another part 81 lnas ~.
rer. Who has succeeded Trimble 4 COT Nes. =
sna 40 W. Pratt ST., dealer IN saeh' sooss
Blinds and factory work, Ae Ise te.,ss -. :
the BEAcOx will DO well 70 give tt ", 49,
s.',;av ss ,hev viii end him both ohliH.g =.
Observation-Disclosures. Having . iaes0rx tive 0~'
- Il reaav 10 furnish II Lowest
wiling n his line aud OF The bes4== -