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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

Sotheru, tho actor. ia very i'll at Brighton,
England.
An international food exhibition will open 10
London October l3
Tho mother Of Qaceu Christina. Of Spaio. he's
arrived at Madrid.
Affairs 10 Afchans!an continue in 40 unset
tied and unsatisfactory state.
The international corn and seed market open.
Cd 10 Vienna yesterday.
Tho completion of the cathedral at Cologne
was celebrated on Sunday with imposing rcligi.
Gus ceremonies ard great popular rejoicing.
Pine, Alexander OF Bulgaria wss thrown
from carriage yesterday and received il jurics
by no means slight but not dangerous.
Tho plato aud jsWelry stolen By burglars from
Lord Edon's residence. pear Wareham, is
valued at e2O.0
Il is now stated that tho lipc end place for
tho marriage OF Lady Burdctt Uoutts and Mr.
Ashmesd Bttlett sre still undetermined.
1t is officially stated that the cattle on fifteen
farms 10 Lancashire aro infected with pluro.
puemonia.
The report of tho death of Marshal Bszliuc
is unfounded. Letters state that he is enjoying
excellent health.
A troop ship left Portsmouth to-day for To-
dia, with 9l5 mso to rcntore, tho srmy 10 At
ghan!step.
Tho Porto bsSs tho powers to extend the timo
for the cesson of Duloigno. Riz Pasha has 70
signed rather than mako tho c,ssion, tearing
assassination.
Tho man who fired OF Lord Lytton 10 Gal.
cutta 10 December last, apd who was then found
to bo irsane, has now recovered and been c,m.
mitted for trial.
Thomas McGrsth. described as on engineer,
belonging 10 tho American man of war Trenton,
has been committed for troll in London for kill.
ing man in 40 atfsay q: GrAvesend.
The final meeting of the Dublin Mansion
House relief committee was held Saturday and
f2SI4 reported still Cd hand, which will be 70.
served for special distribution.
Gsmbatta's letter declaring tho Alsaco nud
Lorraine will DO ragained by France created o
sensation 10 Berlin. Tho letter is an old affair,
however. 1t was Grst printed 10 1871.
A Calcutta dispatch says il is tho almost uni.
versnl opinion in India that tho aetion Of the
government 10 simultaneously eVacuating Csbul
and sending General Roberts on his hazardous
march to Candahss il unWise and rash in the
extreme.
At meeting CT tho Land Lsagus Ct Cork Oh
Sunday the Juno affair was condemned snd the
belief expressed that the raid must hevo been
effected BY persons desiriog to see q renewal of
the coercion ac;s and wishing to give the eov-
eminent good value for their sesfet.serVice
money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

aumed. was glad to geo that The racket WAS
not danced here. 1t is o peculiar YanEo insti-
tuition, which, like many northern isms, cur pee
ple can afford to do without. Did you over zoe
the racket reader? If you have not, just iznag-
inc two people en- embrace trying to stamp the
life out of some unWary cockrosch as no scuds
across the hoof. That's the racket.
The night wears on apace, the nolthorn light
beams steadfast in the sky, but the grea. "Ursu,
Major has mounted 10 the top Of the sky and
turned upside dowe, the Pleisdes burn din. but
still the circling dance keeps on in rhymic meas.
ure. the stars die out one by one as nights cam
dies are burned out, the lamps inside grow dim.
misty light struggles in the open windows.
afar off, in the psuses of the music comes the
shrill crow CT the chsnticleer thai herald's the
coming morn; at last the band stops, the wearied
musicians, blind and sleepy, pack their instru
ments and leave; the beaux and bellies take heir
farewell promenade on the porch, and with the
fresh morning breez, blowing upon their faces,
utter their adieu1 carrisges are drawn up. muf-
fed forms come and 90, and
HALF to the setting moon hsve Como
And half to the rising day;
Low on the sand and loud on tho esono
The last wheel echoas away"
So ended one of the most brillisnt entertain.
ments Of the times. CuAssEUR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
Madison County.

Ia putsuarcs Of notice of the chairman of
the Dem ocratic Executive Committee of Madi.
son county, mceiing of the democrats of
Rapid Anne district, was held at Wolftowp.
on Saturday, Angus. IA, 1880. fer tho purpose
Of sending delegates to the convention to be
held ct Alexandra, on August Is. to choose q
candidate for Congress from this district.
AT about p. No., }. W. Banks, esq. county
committeeman, called the meeting to order, and
&. +. Taylor, ESQ was elected chairman, and
j. w. Banks, esq secretsry.
Tho delegates chosen. with their slternates,
were as follows: d. NJ. Psttie. j.. James z.
Thrift apd James Hsy. delegates; and j. W.
Banks. Dr. B. Nj. Butcher and W. F. Harrison,
alternates.
The delegates were uoirslruc:ed. The meet.
ing then adjourned.
G. II. TAYLOR, Chairman.
J. W. BANKS. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST IT.

Radcsls term the policy Of the debtpayiDg
portion Of tho democratic party in this State,
"tho narrow and illiberal policy Of tho Bourbon
party in Virginia" Well, that policy which
fsvors tax Of fifty cents on the hundred dol.
RAND capitation tax. in order that an honest
debt msy be paid and that the children of tho
State be educated, may DO narrow and illiberal,
butifso, what sort Of policy ia that which imposes
prohibitory tariff for the benefit of few rich
monopolists, and By which trade is restricted
and tho demand for labor less ,ned, that can sec
nothing good outside Of the isms that originate
10 the phsrisaioal puritani5m OF Now England.
and that strives to perpetuate hatred and sec.
tionaIism in order that corrupt partisans may
retain possession Of their fraudulonty obtained
Offices?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

The Pbiadelpbis ReoOrd makes eood point
when it says that Mr. Hayes forgets. Tin lis
zaal for the education Of the Southerners under
federal auspices, that it is such of them as have
enjoyed the advantages of schooling that vote
the democratic ticket. Educating everybody
there will make the people Of the South still
moro unanimous politically than they now are
Many Of the most Intelligent and thrifty colorcd
people of the South. who are brave enough to
defy tho buldt zing threats Of tho more ignorant
and worthless Of their race, vote with the
democratic party. because they have sense
enough to know that tho abolition Of seotionalism
which will DO effected by the election Of a demo-
cratic President, will rebound TO tho advantage
Of the whole country, bu! especially to that of
the South, and that they will necessarily receive
thsir share of that advantage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

FOR PRESIDENT,
SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, or INDIANA.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Echols. of Augusta.
T. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT RLECToRs.
Firat District Thomas Croxton, of Esse1.
eecond District. L. r. Watts OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. 8. +. Coleman. OF Cumbetld d.
Fifth District, James s. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin, of Bedford.
Seventh District. +. NJ. MCMILLAN, of Greene
Eighth District, j. Y. henifee, Of Rsppa'nk'
Ninth District. Z. Z. Henry. of T.zswell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Miss Lille Matters was burned to death By
hfe from spark OF cigar at Mount Joy. Pa.,
Sunday.
Forty two deaths occurred from yellow fever
snd nine from small pox duriog the week ended
briday last at Havana.
The State Department is urged to irsist that
Inc turkish government promptly punish the
mufderers OF DR.. Parsons. tho American mis-
sionsry.
Dol. Grierson dispatches that Victoria and
h's band have again been driven into Mexico,
badly demorsiz.d. With loss of many anima ls
and man. and also Of his supply camp.
A lot has been purchased for $500 on
Oharlcs street, near Saratoga street, 25xS7 feet,
tor the Thomas Wilson Sanatarium for Chill
dron Of Baltimore"
The report that Hon. J. Proctor Knott, of
Kentucky, has been shot and MORALLY wounded
ct Shepherdsville. Ky, yesterday By j. W..
Lewis. greenback candidate for Congress, was
withou. truth.
Freight sheds. with their contents, and l6
loaded cars Of the Grand Trunk railroad, at
Richmond, Qaebeo. have been destroyed by
IRE. The loss was ,O00-insured. The
driver OF an engine and one of the horses Wire
badly burned.
A. Santa Paula. Venture county, Cal., Rev.
). w. Guiberson. who has hold many Offices of
East in that State, and who vas one of the
pioneers OF that country. vas bitten by q rsttle
snake on Sunday, and died that night from the
effects Of The wound.
hfa L,nors Murphy. alady of P Philadelphia,
20 years OF age, died from fright, ocossionsd by
her s0n threatening to shoot man whom he
tound 10 the yard of bis house. The sou and
his brother in law captured the Intruder and
took him to the station house, and on their re-.
turn found the aged lady in dying condition.
Two hundred thousand visiting Knights
TempIsr aud friends have arrived 10 Chicago,
snd the city is jammed as never before. The
great social event of the couclsve was the
breakfast given yesterday By Beauseant Com.
mandery of Baltimore to Grand Master v. l..
Harburt and the United States Grand Com.
mandery. It was complete SUCCESS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

MINISTER MAYNARD will arrive 10 this conn.
try during the present week, and Judge Key
Will soon retro from political life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP-Just received
L fresh supply of DR.. CLARK JOH N5ON'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP; price 81 cents per
bottle; st WAKEFIELD g. HALLS.
augl6 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
ECEIVED THIS DAE-Ffench Chins Tea
Ia Sets something new; also leo Ci"sln Se's'
Call and look st thon.
sugl6 E J, N1LiIkH q ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
DIED.

en- The 18th instant. MAMIE LULAMAY
hSELCHOiE, aged 6 years, 8 months and u
Gays. Iss- der funeral will take place 10 NOR.
row afternoon, at 8 O'clock, from the reaidence
OF her father, Frederick Melchoir 81 Princa #.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

Catholic demonstrations were mado 10 various
parts CT Ireland yesterday 10 connection with
tho 18th of Auaust uady dsy) celebrations.
ct Du1ganuou the demonstration was attended
With serious riotiog. The police, who had been
severely stoned. fired on tho procession, and one
man was killed and twenty persons wounded.
Inc was also iiotiDg in other parts of The couu-
try, and several policemen were iriu!e1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

INDIA NULL. 81 INCHES WIDE.
Monday, August %, 1880.
%o Tec:ived 10 day from New York The above
vary Desirable goods in Fink. Crespa and White
a D. +. BRASHKAk,
augz lG9 King e., Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Angus! II. 1885,
Tho msrkct today Was lais sct;vc, and prices
dropped. There is no change TO meta in Flour.
The offerings Of Whest arc fair and 5S72 bush.
elsaold Mt IS. 9S. 100. l02. l0}, l3l and l0l for
Frz, as TO quality, and iQ6, l01. lO3 snd ll0i Tor
fair TO good Lane .ster, thero baing no choice Of
fercd. Germ IS shade higher, and 1910 bushels
sold NJ So and ca. with ORC small fancy lot $. s.
Small offerings of Ryo and Oats were made, but
no sales reported. Country produce sca,cr at
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

A LETTER from the White Sulphur Springs
to tho Richmond Dispatch says: "rhere was
pleasant and a pheasant supper Saturday night,
which was ohaperoped by Mrs. DsiDgerfeld, Of
Alexandra. Among those present were Misses
Belle Webb. Belle Minnigerede. Sallie Ould,
and Emma Carrington.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

CoUGHs-"Bre1on's Bronchial TToches" arc
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHs, SORE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFFRC.
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untried, but, having been
tested By wide end constant use for nearly an en-.
tire geEerstion, they have attained we'll merted
rank among the few staple remedies of the age
HE THcoAT.-"Bro,vn' Bronchial TrochesT
act directly on the organs Of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders OF the
Throat and Lsryrx, restoring healthy tone
when relaxed either from cold or over exertion
of tho voics, and produce q clear and distinct
enurca,ion.. spcakers and singers find the
Troches useful.
a CoUGl1. COLD. CATARRn Or SORE THROAT
requires mediate attention, as neylec: of.
tsntimes results in some incarabla Lung Dis.
ease. "Bro,on's Bronchial Troches' Will al.
most invarisbly give relief limitations are of.
fered for sale, many Of which are Injurious. The
genuine "Bro1ons Bronchial Tro.hes" are sold
onlyin bores wiz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. kusu;. IL =
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged rs ir..
lows
Bcst BeeVcs IS q s g.
Generslly rated first quality IS ad'i
Medium or good fair Iuality..........2 IS a > -
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 25 q =.
Extreme range OF prices. Is a 5 -
Most OF Inc sales were from ..."...3 SO ! -
Receipts for tho wsek 1888 hosd; sales 2I55
The wholesale market to day was fairly active
much more so then the retail, which ali doa'cr;
reported as dull and very drsgsy throughou!
frcas were generally unchanged sncn lat
Monday, some few dealers reporting they coud
not get within &c as good prices on middle c.t:'o
az last week, bat they wNro not general. II.
offerings were not as toDpy as last week 81;
there was much larg:r limo OF Common cit"
than were then oGeroi.
Sheep and Lambs--Iho ofTaiilg, wheth1
Sheep or Lamha are not ks good on an arrr..a
as last week, and arc less in numbers by no4'.y
3oCO head than thcy ware then. Good stock b.
ing scarce. is in fair to good demand, while COM
mon OF oil kinds ia dull. Wo quote butcher
Sheep at 3is43 cants with some choice rs high
as 6s5t cents ger ID; stock sheep atl 50.$500 per
hoad, and Lambs 81 3G5,ts per ID gross arrir.s
this week 1855 heads
Hogs-Wth a failing CT OF nearly 500 Is
compared with last wook's eG.riugs, the quality
is scarcely as good rs i. was than. There III
last Monday and ic silica last Tbursdsy In
most Of The yards dcarless are not buying very
freely q. tho advanced sske We quote 6. 7aIi
cents per 10 not. Stock as good as tho beet OF
tered last Monday would bring a shada higher
figure. Arrivals this waeh 1881.
=, BALTIMORE, Aug l7.--Virgnis Ga Old - Z,
deferred %; do consns SIT; do I'd aarics IA;
past dus coupons 8s3 ; Lew l0.d0s 1lY; 10 20
c,upon 924 bid to-day. Cotton dull; midting
~: Flour firm and more activa but not qlo.
tably higher: Whest-Scu.hern easier West
ern quiet and easier; Southern red leo .l07; do
amber 1lOsl!4 No Marylan lid; Mo- Wes.-
ern winter red spot and August 1918 ,10i!i SOFT
lUsal07a; &C; los 5.l0ss Nov lC9slC9I. Corn
Southern stea1y for white yellow higher;
western sm dlll and neglected Southern whn5li
t0a; sept 6O!s5CB; DC! 6l2a5lS Oats easier;
Western white 81; do mixed 25i Rye hisho,
at Gu. Hay unchanged. Cofae firm Ro cs''
goes ordinary t, choice 13al52 Sugar stssdy:
a soft l0a Hhskey unchanged
new YoRK Angus. l7-,StocSs strong. ZION
6V Za21 FInD~ ful1- Who.. fairIv acLiyD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

NJ Gov, Shepherd. of Washington, has been
Very i'll 10 Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

Peaco in tho Family" You can erj,y a
good nights rest aud retain pea:e in the family
oy koeplog DR.. Dull's Baby Syrup in the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

new YoRK, Angus. l7-,StocSs strong. Zion
ey 2a2a FIou-. Gull. Whes: fairly ac!lrs
Corn shade easier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-17

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, kuau;. IL -
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged rs ir.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

n. :. :. 80 ga nown 4 dad
90 s,.s..5 "a she saos,,rers are home
f Fran 80 fsnersI. he was ! well
known man. bua "a late wears me- was
~ hsii sr-vee,saed. There Wa 1 time
when hs 1900 heaa and shoulders
sbevs Trust and Dead Beat. but fimes
-s,.sIsow are ehaneed. Cash Down
~, cn;se . larve fs9;lv. Who win tale
warninv bv hss sad fate. He ema -
lie rhost X maav vears In BIS ELECTS
A keeo his word and meet his pecuns-
arv o6Iiraiions. and they follow IN -
coos.sess
There was 4 time when Cash Down
WAS met With a smile and . hearty shake
cs the hand. NJ No wanted hiS buggy
repaired the blacksmith would 6gnFe
6ne and depend upoh his pay the hour
the work was finished. He could fhen
take The MONEY! and become Cash Domls
himaelf snakine A Differences Of ten per
cert. m r. favor. IA Cash Down wished
= new suit Of clothes the tailor made :
d;Ferenee az Is between him and Slow
Pc go -. r,onev eo..ld Ia seat Easl
4 nav for his cioah. The last time
Cash Down was out On The street be
saw Slow Paw. Bad Debt and Dead Beat
waIk;a~ arm IN arm. and the black
sm;sh. IL tailor. the grocer and the
merrS.na .hook hands with each one Of
sh.m go renl;ed:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. You can have
- -. 80 -, ss..a ard I'm sell
vcn ina !. eheaDlv. and wait upon you
= nsor.nsIv. a. | will Cash Down.
6ne of lhem might nav m six months,
,hs ssco.d s.;gha 6e forced TO nav in .
. .s 800 - ,wo sgd The third didn't Intend
= rsv ~ anr time. Tbey cot the same
,raatnsn. ~ cash Down. and great
-rsh wss r.5a n send home their
ao~,J.
The old man entered d grocery where
Re had Maid ous hundreds in ready mo
ssteJ ,hs nr;ce II sugar. SLOW
p.y ss,,r,er.a n afler him and asked
,hs ..m. cnss,;on snd 10th we're Given
one s 6sn,s Wet ~ that lime the old
- - raid over thai counter more
.h.r = shorsand dollav1 in ready cash.
snd Clos Paw was n debt CIV dollars
ana sdd;ng ~ tbe f;eure.
The ol3 man Vent 70 n drv goods
s,ors' AZ r,s,rchase a dress for his wife.
noJ 1shi wss ahesd Of him The old
NO., .r ,,,,llsa o,,, ! 400 hin and Maid for
he .pods N ,he snot. Rad Debt picked
NJ r. hnndls and told them 10 charge
= T. ,hs ooe case the merchant had
ronev - IRE c.sh-box To helm nav for
: go ..oeL T. shs osher his collector
wonId ~ ,nonths n moi wears. getting
4 ~ il ihe end 4 would he CHARGED 10
nr.,e. and loss. Vel lbe old man had
= rav shs .ame nr;ee that Rad Paw did.
Fts cid nan vanted : new na;r Of
hoo,s He vent ~ hiss old shoemaker
and was surnr;sed TO hear that he would
be CHARGED CIV cents more than the
last pair.
afJas there been n great advance in
the pr,ce of leather % he asked.
"No. mo-"
"Do Won nav vour workmen mores''
"Not ! cent. You see Slow Paw,
Bad Debt and Dead Beat are. into me
pretty heavily. and I must make Il up
by Charging cash customers q little
more Thai a way we all have Of do
ine."
The old man must then paw the same
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

S1xEs' DYsExTERy CoMPousD.-There are no
diseases that viii 50 quickly bring incidents of
persons past life and make him think Of home
and his mother, as Cholera Cholera MOrhus,
Dyssntefy, Cramps Cole cad eli their kindred
disenses. And 10 be without Sines' DysenieFy
Compound when evertaken with the abOrs dis
ease Is % he almost without hope. Sod b.
Combs 3 SpaIding, Lconardiown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
ROBERTS EMBROCATTON.

Rheumstics or sufferers with sprwins, cuts,
bruises, old or fresh wounds, sweliings. burns,
&C., will find it totheir advantage 10 use u. B.
Roberts celebrated enbr0eation; u has been in
use over 90 years, and is the most reliable and
ellicAcious Fempay kn0wn;sIt does not blister
the ekin and can therefore be used with much
better results than any liniment In the market.
n 4 also good for horses here an outward APP
plicallon 4 desired. and should be found In eve
~ household and well regulated stable. Prizes
as cents per bottle. For sale By Combs Spald-
AZ. Leonardtown. $50
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

&.8- Engiishmen formerly supposed that Amer
lean running horses were very inferior TO theirs
but during the last two years Parole, Wallen-
stein and other fast ones that were cent from
this country 20 England, have won hundreds Of
or dollars, for such Americans as the
Messrs LorilIard, James Gordon Betteit, &C.
The Englishmen have Investigated the reasons
for the great success Of American horses, and znd
that they are kept in such fine condition by the
constant use OF N. b. Roberts Horse Powders.
For sale BY Combs and Spalding. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

A lie az torture is cflen endured By the rheu-
matte. Their pangs may, however, be relieved
hy the use q the old reliable remedy, Roberts
Embrocafi0n. Sold over so years. No mnsh-
room growth: its reputation excels all ether
remedies. Price IS cents per bottle. Try itjust
once Combs & SpAldiug have Il for SALE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

Nrn. Sincs' Syrup Of Tas, Wild Cherry and
Horrhound n pleasant 70 the taste and most re-
liable remedy Cor conghts and colds. Give 4 :
by Combs Spaldlng'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
NOTICE.

HAVING Iand papers and fed notes ofneaF-
- ~ every tract Of Land in the eouniy, viii
be pleased 20 aid parties wishing NY services -
Surveyor I'm loen&ing their lines Or bonmdaFies
isean BE- foznd in Ls0nnsdlown @ Tnssanys.
WI. J.. WATHEN,
March IL, 1sso-tf. COunt.< suFveyo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
Spring Arrangement.
Weems' Line OF Steamers TO the
Patuxent RIyer.

On and after SATURDAY, FehrnaFy 2lsf the
steamers PLANTER and NEE0NAH will
run IS follows:
Steamer PLANTER will Ieave Pier Light
Street, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 80 q.
M. for Paauxent River az high up as Benedict,
calling ct Fair Haven, Plum Point, and Gov
ernor's Run. Returning, win leave Benedict at
q. m, and Milestone Landing IS 10 q. m. on
Mondays and Thursdays for Baltimore; calling
on Saturdays and Mondays IS Abeil's Wharf At
Planters Thursday; and 81 Williams on Mon
days- ~
Freight received At Pier 3, LightSirees, on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Steamer WENOkAH win leave Pier Light
Street fbr Bristol, On SundAy Niaht &c e0'eIoek.
Returning, win leave Bristol 81 u o'clock, M,
on Mondays Tor Baltimore; ealliag nt River
Landings bs1ow Beneaics for passengerB Only.
Freight Esceisea a. Pier Light Street on SAT-
nrlays Cor iandinRa above Benedies.
AF#. Eunerimtemdems. 80
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Feb 10, iseo-u. Agen..