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New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
Cipi0en6 Notices.

OFFcK H0xFsrAKR MISrNG CO.
No. 81 BgoADsr., NEY.NoAA, AOg. Is. 1872
DIVIDEND NO. IL.
The regular MONTHLY DIVTDEN ~ THIRTY CENTS
PER SHARE declared for october payable az ths
Office OF Wells Fargo Co. No. 50 Broadway. the I5th
inst. Transfer book, close on the 2Oih INST.
L. B. PARSONS.
Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
Of NEW-YORk
No. Is Nasslu-~t. conner Of Pins--t
CAPITAL siOOO.OO0 N [. =. BONDS
Allows interest deposits. returnanle demlni
snecned dates Isa legal depository for money paid nt
Court 1. authnrizrd Executor. AdnnistratJr
Guardian IN Other position of trust sO a. krsrt
Bonds, Trustee Roc
Railroad Mortgages. -
HENRY r. sPAULDlNG. PrsHdent
FpS5K ~ D. - 81 cessIAT 9Ess n Vice rre,lsat.
q. H., +. BABCOCk Secretary
BOAAD OF LIsL ,IE1a
Sanue' ~ BahcOcx George ". Lam.
SohuatAan Th0rne jacob ID. NernlFe.
Isaac \. Phelps Gto MaccuiOcG iI5.
JOSIAH NJ. F.ake Roswell Skeel.
q. Ltnion, 4. A. Low.
Ismund W CorIles, Amos a. Itno.
Frelk "A. Cosdu. Cna-. q. BrancclYi-
Mn. n. Appleton. Mm. n. Webb.
tsuAtav ScLaHb, J. PcrpOnt Morgan.
DAVID DOwA Percy Il. pyla
Martin Bats Henry 2. SDsitNn.
WA. Alien Batter. David Wolfe Is sh ~.
James Z. wallace, Cornelius y.
Benz. 4. sherman.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
Mlscendneous.

| AIDES, DRINK SERhlS TEA, and ns
lL1esuul wlthout using dangerous elsurtrA -hhA ~
TEA removes ciuptons OF liz tAln cieAf, il
th- Whole Those shf it ~ Tao
ami restore beauty and Ssllfl. leshn - l, r "a
destroy bush by cosmetics TO D. pluEit 1Af ~ .ia
SkRkkN- TIA Co. Arch-st. philadelphia Nricr- lr
promptly sent "a OO1. Liberal -selllg
Ia trade.
DATENTS, LABELS, CAVEATS.
Il MUM q CO., "a g. Pirg-row. Aow.Nort ufnproiors
OF The scientific 81 years experience citOIs
Patents Hand book Paeuts WITH un DIR aud
adylcc frsa.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EIVN n
FOR THg WEEK ENDING MoNDAT. Nov. "a. 1879
RECEIPTS.
Beevss Cows Calves. sheepard Lambs svine
ll,229 2lI 1,462 4l.63S 1858
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
CnRYsoLTrE sLvFa MINING corPASr)

i hN lDEND NO. LII ne DOifu OF llu,trtS
~ have This daY declared DIVIDEND no 10 Of
PER CENT ON The sl0n0OOOO capital stock ~ ths
pany amounting s2OO,OOO 81 share of the nSt
months eirnngs payable al the Central Trust Company
the 18th
Transierbooks viii close November 2o reopen Novem
Der DRAKE DE KAY, secretary.
LITTLf PII1sBURO CONSOLIDATED MINING CONPtNr.(
IL ami llJ BIO DIV ~, EWi OAK. Nov. - 1873
DIVIDEND NO. THE Board Of Directors
~ have this declared dividend Of $1,000 iDnr
Hundred Thousand pOias beng 80 cents -Aar ipar
value. <l0O capital stock " bc 1nt n iLs
mouth o l.- plvahie 40 fhs
Office the company and after December /. Transfer
books Will November "a ard reopen December g.
GEORGE q. LYMAN. secretary.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
VA PANN.-Interest Coupon no I the First Nor *
9 per Bonds of the MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY issue % 1879 VIM be- PAID after Deem
Office 81 The aId Com.
pany, IN tue city Of New York.
SAY FRAScIsco. Nov. II, l~-0.
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il COMPANY has declared Dividend No 3 Of so
snare. payable Office of LadOw co.. Ptnr-sf,
New York. DecemBer l is.u,d from the levy
York ranfr Transfer hlDk- 10Th
open 2d prOxmO. WM H. LENT SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
OFFICE OF THE NRw-Y ORR. LAKE ERIE AND
WRsTERN RAILRcAD COMPANY. I
THE ANNUAL MEETING I1f Of fi,c the BOND ffSI and

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the BOND and
Il STOCKHOLDERS Of the NEW YORK, LAKE FRI r.
AND WE,IEkN RAILROAD COMPANY for She ELEC-
TIOS OF DIRECTORS aud for the transaction Ot such other
business before the VIII be- held
oice tue Com pany lrI Wesst rU r. DAY " the 10Th
Of The poll. VIII open II OcOck
noon. aud remain open iill Ocockp IN OF that day.
Inc transfer OF both ed stock and
the Bond Voting Register IL be- closed hours
SATURDAY, the 18th instant The booAs wil
"wednesday the 25th day OF November
By order Of me BOari OF Directors
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
NO HOLDERS OF COLTIMBUS. CHICAG

4 AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
Consolidated FIRST MOkfGA1E BONDS Hold
Of Union Trust Company receipts for C., q. ana l. e.
consolidated First Mortgage Bonds deposited under the
agreement 0f March ~ 1879 who have rot yet sgned the
supplementary OF August - lHIJ requested
once, and have their certificates stamped the
office 0f he Unon Trust com
IL will greatly Simplify and facilitate the task OF
he cOmmiftos have AL tho bonds placed under
agreement and the int rrst OF The bondhoiaers
requires they resp.nd 10 the present call with
promptncs taat Tie committee be able. az tho
fnriheI hearing 70 be had before Judge Harlan. eember
exhibit uOudlolders proper OF compl
the forrianre aud which i
Il all requires he prompt acrn ealed
confident that holder who
holds dvantage by 30 doirg
Copies OF supplementary be found az the
ofco 0f the Union Trust Company. IL B0adTaY, and A
lSELIN & CO.. As Wa'ist
SE5#ISS W. Y $%SS5SlfssTS$SSTiqggEoHr. sSSiqg Committee
Nvy vonK Nov IL
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

4 MARRIED MAN, Protestant, unencumbeTed
~ understanding farming. vegetable garienlng lnl IN
cattle thOuu y wife good butter
lIuuress poulTrs raiseT reference. cit
l.2Ss Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
findutiIl.

oi BROOKLYN invest ment seruritiss dealt IN by
GEO ~. PRENTI-- - BROAD-sT.. ~ Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

@@- Blackwood's Magazine for October, 70
published BY the Lepuard Scott Publishing Co.,
Al Barclay Street, New York. has been received.
The principal contents are:
I. ssSyria-Round about Damascus" Tbs
visitor describes his journey from Muhkiara "a
Damascus, and tbs visits that he made TO places
Of interest In and around the city during de.
t.ntion there-ofthrre weeks. The description o
The performances q q certain miraclc-workine
sheikh i as painful as il Is wondsssnl.
III. ga deadly Fend" Is = simple little story,
rather lacking in ehecrfnlncss. written BY Ru-
dolph Lindan.
III. ''Iou.n A summary ofthe plot Of ths
tragedy Of Euripides. together with a eOmPari-
son With TaIHoura's play Of The same names and
Swinburne's 'Ercchtaeus, = giving many quo
tAiions.
Nv. ARcata; or, What's In name" Part
VII. The description 81 thc dinner party gives
an interesting picture ofthe customs that pre-
sail among The Polish landed gentry Of the
present day." cusigsas Of which the writer ha'
len an eyewitness
v. ssfke Demise Of the Kaisarbund'' Is an
acrnuat AZ the treaty entered into By the empe-
To.s IL Germany, Russia and Austria in 1914,
and their action during the .ssWaF in the East.
VI. ''ConlemporaRy Literature describes the
s'how when, and where Of the making q
newspapers, with full description az he oiics
60 No nndnn 5Swss. and shor9 notice Of thai
ef The Nea York Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

.BALIou's MONTHLY MAGAxTxE FOR NovRxBER.-
The November number Of this delightful maya
zine Il issued, and can be found at all The news
dealers in the country or is sent TO subscribers at
the low price Of 81 so per annum, postpaid
This Is cheap enough for firss-class family mag
zine that contains 50 much interesting reading
matter a. BaIlou's, with its excellent illustra-
TONS nice stories, thrilling sea-yarns and frst-
cIass-poetry. IL Is serial for old and young,
and no one car fail TO find something in Il that
will interest and instruct. The December num-
Der will appear in new type. new form, and with
many improvements. The contents for Noveu-
Der are, The City Of Venice; The Falkland
Islands Salt and Sals-Nines; Ny Lady's Boun-
~; A Marble Woman; To Matte; Colonel Raw
Inns Son; Not Lightly Loved; The Deacon's
Proposal; Recollecsions of Other Days; Seeing
The New Noon; Shine On, Bright Stars; The
Hand and the Master Finger; A Malay SuPersli-
ton; Our Next-Door Eeighhors; Ny Little Ladyi
Mr.. Swallow at the Picture Gallery; Who Killed
Him 7 Socrates; The Skeleton in the CLOSET: To-
day; Oar Young Peoples Ssofy-reIler,- MY
Mothers Husband, A Party In q Garret; Ruth
ven's Puzzle Page; Editorial Notes; The Housc-
keeper; Cartons Matters; Things Pleasant and
fStherwise. Our Picture Gallery.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

i full Of interest for the home circle. where i
Is an ever welcome guest. In every department
Is shown the constant effort 70 improve The
steel plate Is one Of Dsrley's best scenes shoos-
ing for the Thanksgiving Turkey" Ladies must
feel satisfied with the great variety Of fAshion
matter from which 70 select toilets for the an-
tumn for there are patterns given for every gar
mens needed In the wardrohe OF lady of taste.
The Diagram Pattern an Ulster for Little
Girl viii be a treasure to mothers now that the
cool aays ueceszitAte wrap for child The
Girls In the Rosebud Garden are taken away
from the pretty home familiar to the readers q
this charming serial, and sheanihor invites them
10 cross the ocean 10 meet some Of her heroincs.
There Is charming Thanksgiving story, Lit
dc He'd Riding-Hood,D and most exquisite
poem, s'The Legend Of the LilT,' With other
stories and poems Of srpat nssEis- In the work
department., The pages dexoted 70 little People.
the housekeeping columns the architectural pic-
ture. the home adoTnmenf, indeed. On ever page
or this ever popular mssazine viii he found he
u,nst attractive reading and useful hints. cend
- cents a. the Publishers IS Godeys Lady
Book. philadelphia, Pa, Sov sample cppys and
rou will get the worth Of Ecur money-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

From the resolutions Of respect offered BY the
clergy and laity Of tbs Protestant Episcopal
church, Of Baltimore, to the late Bishop Whiting
ham, we make the following extract:
''During an ePiscopacy oftorty years he watched
over a diocese proyidently entrusted TO bis
keeping in early manhood, which, with rare
ability and success, he raised up from weakness
70 power. Thelitile one becamea strong peo-
pie under him, and the small one . fruitful pa
rent The depths Of his piety, the unblemished
purity and rectitude Of his liie conscienGousness
and self sacrifice in the discharged his duty, his
lofty heroism in the day Of bis strength, his high
order OF gifts his full furnishings bis txtrnordi-
nary erndiron, his commanding influence and
administrative force-ail these will be held 10
grateful and admiring recollection By the church,
and their irreparable loss will be sincerely
mourned. AS he was prince aad great man
In the house Of Israel, so as q preacher OF the
everlasting Gospel he had few peers and as 3
pastor few equals"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23


THE CoNTRAsT.-There are but two
or three other States in the Union that
stands on as good footing as Mary
land, vet our Republican cotempora-
ries are continually harping on :he bad
financial condition Of the State. MIR.
Heating took up that subjectin recent
speech, in which he fully settles The
question. He says:
"Our political opponents talk loudly OF
reform in the finances Of the State Of
MARYLAND. ! have had control Of the
State treasury for two years and know
what say when | tell you The tinan-
ces are in q healthy condition. The
State pays all her debts and has plenty
IN the treasury besides. Her bonds are
al a premium and hard TO get at any
price. The taxes are now 1Sa cents
on the 500, OF which 10 cents are to
support the munificeRt system of pub
lie schools, which did not exist when
the Republicans were in power, yet un-
der Republican rule the taxes were in
1862 and 1863 % cents. and in 1865
and 1865 80 cents. Yet that party asks
TO be put again in power on the plea Of
reforml"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

The constantly increasing trade OF the eater
prising firm. of G. N. Oehm Son, leading and
fashionable Closhicrs, has made Il necessary for
them to fully double their already extensive IA
cilities. They now occupy the two beautiful
iron front buildings adjoining the Citizens Ma
ticnaI Bank, IS Hanover St. and $50 W. Pratt
st., which are connected BY an arched doorway
in the rear, making their show rooms the largest
with unquestiOnably the best light for the exhi-
bition Of clothing and cloths in Baltimore. Be
sides polite and attentive statesmen, representing
various sections Of the State, will always show
you goods and prices. II win pay you to visit
this establishment. as il Is the largest and most
reliable in Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

Among the most remarkable productions
Of this age and country Is Halls Hair Remover.
Us success Is unparalleled. It's sought after BY
rich ana mar. high and low. Young aud Old
Inhabitants Of foreign iands-the people Of Aus
tralia. Of Europe, and Of South America snd
means to get itat whatever cost. II is because
Il works like magic. II restores the hair 10 its
youthful color and beauty, and rohs approach
ing age oToneofi.s neutrality-suspicious..
If You are getting bald, try ii. Try IL II yonare
getting gray, or II you have any disease of The
scalp. Try IL IL ron wish good hair dressing.
II win not disappOint yOu--AMneie iad.) Nsws.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

In cur report II tie Espubiiean snesiins, bsid
here o. TIE ssb inssass, we stated that 4 Mr.
Gary would Hcome nearsr home and speak q
taxes he would ehangs BIS conclnsions.T Tbs
speaker hais selected Baltimore city - m exzm-
pie 81 Repatlicln and Democrziie rniss and had
bassd his arKnmest o. reform II regard % Taxa
ten ensiruy apps ths expenses ana rnses foF skat
city. Pog Gar tbas The words quoted may not
Be undesiaod, We bsvs consulted he records n
the oizirs d County Commissionersfor this coun-
y and haze discovered ne following 70 Be facts.
Daring the years 1876 and 1877 tile Republicans
bad majority In The Board, and during The
yean 1878 and 1879 The Democrats we're IN the
majority. Nov, We propose 70 contrast these
two years, in regard 70 county charges and tai
rates, and 70 give the sgnres.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

-Peierson's Magazine, which a cotempcra-
nv calls s'pfe-eminently the first Of the lady s
books" is on our table for November, ahead Of
all others. II is astonishing how this favorite
continues to improve. The present number leads
of with a charming steel engraving, ''The Little
Haymaker, ? and is followed by one ofthose dou-
ble-size steel fashion plates, superbly colored.
Only seen in this periodical Then comes pow
erfnl engraving, 'sThe Oriel Window" illustra-
ting story, and then some Effy wood cuts Of
dresses, patterns In embroidery, crochet, &c,
&c. A pretty love story, "The Prize At Our
Archery Club, /" brilliantly illustrated, follows,
and then tales and novelets by Mrs. Ann s. Ste
phens, Mrs p. HodgsOn Burnett, Marietta holly,
Frank Lee Benedict, &C., &c. With this number
appears the Prospectnsfor 1880. A specially Of
peterson Is monthly Supplement, given to
each Subscriber with paper pattern for a lady
or childs dress, the patterns alone being worth
more than The subscription price. Five Original
Noyelets viii BE given in 1880, by Mrs. Ann
s. Stephens, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett,
Frank Re Benedict, &c, &c. A New Feature
win be introduced, in series Of brilliantly IL
Illustrated stories, and other articles. The price
Of ssPeterson, /" remember, Is but Two Dollars q
Year, or less than any other irst-class magazine,
postage free; TO clubs The terms are even lower,
viz. two copies for $3.50, with = superb, copy
right rnezzotint (size "a inches by 2O) "wash-
ingtOu nj Valley Forge as premium. Or fouI
copies FOR IS so, and an extra copy Of the mag
azine itselfas premium. Or eve copies for $500
with both an extra copy and the Washington a
Valley Forge" for premium. For larger clubs
the premiums are even more tempting. Vow 1
the time to get up clubs for 1880. Specimens arr
sent gratis, fwritten for. Subscribe 20 nothing
until ron have ssen q copy Of Peterson" Ad
dress Charles J. Peterson, sos Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
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nlEn

Departed teis lie on Friday, The nth Instant.
HARM, so& Of EIiileFy aud Ann n. johnson,
aged Nart aud six nonihs.
The lifffe'chiId, the subject ofshis tribute, was
beloved D H, His innoceut, winning ways
drew otheFt % him and his stricken pareuts. IN
their SD alieiioa, can hAve consolation in the
thougbt 4 81 be hes gone ~ the hosae ofthe pure
ia spirit. hers BE vii watch over Diem ard pray
for them.
SIRE sin could blight o. sorrow Edr,
Densh eame with ffiendiy care;
he Opening bud to Heaven conseyds
And babe Il blossom ihege,"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

fCgNwrEEcATED.
49, sifsrs s--An examination o. the Fl
nancial Statement Of the Treasurer Of the School
Boara. psshsishsd in your last issue, suggests an
inun;rv which take this occasion 70 make. He
chsrrts himself 20 cash balance in hard sept
9ofh. IeTe. -. 73G.6s for both the white and
colured srhools. In his report % the State Beard
81 Educasion he reports eash in hand Sept. 3oth,
1878. rs enloFed schools -. 2si II. fSee 18th
annual reuort Of the State Board q EduratioBy p.
ss7.l 50 that Of the cash balance With which
he began the last fiscal year. -, zsl IL were
due ne eolorrd fund, and The remainder $955-5l,
IVES due ere white fund. Taking up bis state
meat In ale BKAcuE again. IL shows the gross ~
ceipis from al sources On account Of white schools
FOR TIE rear ending Sept 10th, 1872, 70 hare
been s1S, 1891, 70 which, u We add The ealance
above found, f9s5-5i- We VIII have ne sum o.
SIs.67s a Is the total amount available for pur-
pos e white schools Or that year. IN theEame
ssafemenk nnder The head Of white schools be
credits hisnssfhy disbursements q actually made
10 the ansorn 81 SIC, 1853 WIZ Mr. Thomas
expiain liow Be managed q par SIC, ZIG g with
<1s,e75.zs9
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

The prppat issue cf orr rnper nm rsnef
nany sfour rsnaers II tfese % arpriss thens y
~ grnna F'snosrasis Aan Asssing Nh'sa = =
uosns or ii ~ csnrt ffosse. Lsonazsstnwn. -
aay. Esea Il s'|ss slrendy knew of y. y wili a
- tsrt II rv4.as .sAs new nsd MI oslssr asmo.
eresn Il ~xsr = A. xenersl public, are iuvise1
~ be pfesssIf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

NCROUttC0u stSNOSs
For Governor, :
JAMES A. GARY.
For Attorney General,
FIN. DARBY.
For Comptroller,
~ SAMUEL MALLALlEU.
For Clerk Court Of Appeals,
JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH.
For the House Of Delegates,
FRANK N. HOLMES,
JOHN n. GRAVES.
For Clerk Of Circuit Court
PARRAN CRANE.
For Register Of wills,
JNO.B. ABELL.
For Stairs Attorney,
DANIEL G. HAMMETT. 80
For Sheriff,
wa. FRANK FORD.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court,
zACHARIAH II. TIPPETT,
JOHN l.. MlLBURN,
PHILIP q. LOVE.
For County Commissioners,
ASA Il. LAWRENCE,
JAMES II. ALVEY,
JOSEPH b. DAVIS,
STEPHEN JONES,
JOSEPH D. TAYLOR.
t-
For County Surveyor,
NM wATfIEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23


Ecr Governor.
Hox. WILLIAM r. HAMILTON,
Washington County.
For Attorney General.
IIox. CHARLES J. u. GwINN,
Baltimore City.
For CoaftroEler.
Hos. THOMAS J. HEATING,
Queen Anne's County
For CTerk Of the Cesst 81 APPsais.
SPENCER @. JONES,
Montgomery County.
For he Hssse af Deseggtss.
JEFFERSON d. LOKER,
IGNATlUS +. MATTINGLY.
FIR Clerk Of ne Circuit Court.
J. FRANK FORD.
For Register u Wiiss.
JAMES T. NJ. RALEY,
Far Stqte's Attorney.
J. FRANK BOHANAN.
For Sheriff.
d. n. ABELL.
For Judges Of Lke Orphans Court.
ALOYSIUS r. FENwICK,
YOUNG p. DAwKINS,
J. CLINTON BEAN.
For County Co'amissioaeys.
JOHN I. ALLSTAN,
WILLIAM A. LOKER,
j. Hll.LERY PARSONS,
q. w. y. BUCKLBR,
FRANCIS J. STONE.
For County Surveyor.
JOHN II. CHUNN.
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The Place 70 Get o GOOD Meal.

wagner's Green House, lss and $50 W Pratt
street, Baltimore. This Restaurant is the Oldest
and most extensive in its accommodations fanny
in the city, The Proprietors, Nessrs. J. and
L. Wagner, will be grateful for the continuance
Of the extensive patronage they now enjoy and
will do their best to give entire satisfaction to
all visitors.
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10 IN. Bais,sssse Street, Is IS ever prepared 70
do all kinas "a work in their line wish neai-
ness. chdapnsss and despatch. ThesuFerioF char
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mos fanlidiaus. nnd saye 70 tle frugal many .
dollar. The nsfention ofour lady readers j. e.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

85-The Republicans are now talking
of recapiuring the Senate IN 1884, which
is long way of. It's necessary to make
FIVE senatorial gains 70 accomplish THIS
and these changes must come from one
strong Democratic State and three doubt
ful ones. They have gained one in
Ohio. They now look 20 Indiana, New
York, Connecticut, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. If they make gains IN
all these cases the Senate will be equal
" divided, and for the Democrats TO
have a majority kellogg would have TO
be oustedi Davisso Of IllinC's, IL not
included ia the calculation, because il
is not known where he stands when
the two parties are so closely divided.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-23

MEssRs. EDrToRs Not wishing to embarraSs
the organizations Of the Republican or Demo-
cratic parties as they have both spoken aud
placed before the people their choice Of candidates
Tor Sheriff, you will please withdraw my name
from that position, while ] return my sincere
thanks to my many friends for their numerous
e. MATrIxGEY.