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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-08
4 World Of Good.

failing ut "a per barrel. farmers demand
IS o. per 100 Ms, for their pork and have
some difficulty in getting purchasers, the
hogs are eating the 81 90 corn and they
are badly puzzled set Of men Why not
abide by the just rule to accept Baltimore
prices, expenses Of? 1t isa good thing
whe., those prices are good. and they
should allow the rule To work both Havs
EXTENSIVE LAND SALE.-By reference
to our advertising columns, il wi he seen
that p II j. NJ r. Bussard, Trustees in
the estate Of Samuel NJ. Bussard. deceased,
advertiscs for sale on Thursday, Dec. 80,
1881, Mt the Home Place on the mountain,
four farms and "a wool lots, the farms az
grega,ing 436t acres and the lots 744 acres
q total of 1882 acres The terms are, for
the farms, one third and for the woodland
one half cash, the balance in two equal an.
nual pay. nents with interest. See Post RS.
THE MILLER HousE OYSTER SUPPER,
while it was reasonably well attended, did
no receive the patronage tha, it deserved.
Those who were present could not say suf-
ticient in praise of the houniful liable and
excellent cookery. Mr.. Miller has sDldly
established his house as one, at whose tn
BILE the hungriest or the most delicate may
have their tastes fully serv, d and we he
speak for him the success 81 admirable an
advertisement as the supper was, deserves
SCHOOL RtPoRT BY reference to an.
other column it will be seen that the Coun-
ty School Commissioners hsve made their
annual report from which we CLEAN the
following:
Receipts $ss 929.. s, and tie disburse-
ments $64.24l.4l, leaving balance on
hand Of $2. 696.37. which is to lie applied
toward the liquidation last years indeht-
edness of $1,000 The SUM paid to white
teachers vas $41 904 SO, and to colored
teachers $3.s9s,5 The total number of
scholars enrolled during the year WAS 10,
| 10, OF which $685. were white and l275
wee cGlored. There were 1877 white
,eachsrs and 90 colored teachers employed.
During the year ten new school houses
we're erected from funds appropriated by
be Board of Coun'y Commissioners
, 1881-01-21

ChicnRu bank elcnrings wero s5,an,oN, Cs,in-
try orders tor currency wcro ltEht. anu mo
,u,,yrn,Ul,t ts still IN fayor OF tho city. Now
vork ~ chunre was sold bctwcon hanks At tAr
autt .Ifc per sl.oN premium. DISCOUNTS are III
fnr demand at HtS per cent.
Local salcs Of securities weio large. On tho
Chicago Stock Bontl trnnsautiona ombraecd
S:s,fJ Couk County ss. 1ses, nj 12o!Sdlla0E; *ao
Cook County 4Ms, l00A: $4,000 Chicago. Mil
wu,,kco 4 st. Paul gs, Dubuque Division, MI !
$l00oO do, lo7ssGl0'H. sellor .: 5000 no, 1V.!'
sss3ooo Chicago, lurtiuxtu., & Quincy ~ M:is
s.0,0o do, p4a:, setlcr 90; &sd,oo0 Wabash IT, u.
4 r., Us; $aOo West Division City Rai!e0ad Is,
1o6s;. Tho following quotations were u'ado:
, 1881-01-21

In: mats. nlnnn hi; cnrn-incal, trs1 pkHs; rye,
a,,]a In; barioy, H,,eN bu: nht, t,iaO hu: purk.
1S,a brs; bcof, R7U3 brIs, n,ls meats, t3t' pk1a
larl, Mt07 les; whisky. d70 hr!s.
Exports for twenty.four honrs-FIour, 4'.uoo
brls; whont, $1,000 bn: corn. 1900 bu; oats'
1000 0u, rye, l60o0 bti.
Tho following tahlu shows tho quantities Of
iiour, whcnt, ard porn imported Into tho uhttcu
Kingdom Tor tt,c periods nnsnut1:
Mt,k sndfrq lt.t<k :n,,iao trttk s snd.ng = txs
Ess: 81 SS (;;$: ;S$
.sacks. ......-.
Thc following wore tho quantities Of grain on
passago 10 Europe: 1,n ,,, =.
whsnt ant, hoa. ars.' i;j5S si5n 2sS :}%SS a@ sS
We referred n few days ago 10 oi,p nrt two cases
Of extraordinary speed In tho tranau1iasion or
messages between this city and liverpool. 1t Is
1T orslcr now 10 t1otu TINT tho official toc1raans
hnye bcci n day lnte two or three times this
week. .~ ....'
Again tho "nows" camo hero ycstor,iny from
New York to tho ctEcct TINT loctl tlrsn ms gone
long ", cor,,, whrnt, Hour, pork, and tnt1l TO nm
cxtcrt thrcp or four times Krentpr thht our
pecscnt stocks a,ldct 10 tho probable rccc!pts Ut
the next ton weeks. Thu seo0ntl-hNnd knowing
ones npcnr 10 hnyc got 1od VI IL now, nl hse cir
ct,lntinR Il even moro vigorously that tns'se Wnu
ecnt It out the previous tay. It supposed thht
tho cnuarl has been started by pnrt'as of tho
long part who wniit Ia act up buying seaFoo OFF
which they Gun rctllze. .... -...-... ...
Joseph Nlnu,o, DR.. Chief Of tho Durcnu Of
Statistics, Washington, u, c.. furnishes tho foL"
lowing stntoEnomt NJ cxporta Of d0nicst!o orcad.
stutts from tho Unltcd States Tor tho years OF
IAN and 1890:
, 1881-01-21
DY TELEGRAPH.


TOIkElGNt
l41vg,lrUoL, Jan. .0-2 ?. m.-Produee fteh''*
quotations, ... -........- .x,,. ~
l,AcoN-Cuubarland cut steady at 41si anon -, r.,
dull ut 4lst long coar dull at ~ Cd, shoEt c'eh'-
NJ Ah Ut.
LAuD-p+irn Western stoaay At +saM.
TbnrENTTHE-bpirata stundy ut %+, aa
= LIygNpOnI, Jan, ~ y. n,.-s'0rk Ga- iata' w.
ANTwElV, Jan, J-l'trHoLkEM, 3'Hf, ,..nt
iIvrK.t,1r.t Jan. N-COrTuS-nulls dFl8eSss-
itales' 7ou: ba!os, speculation and e1psH
American Aan
:, LAAn-AEt9ricaa, M,
, 1881-01-21
NEW YORK.

Il aptttat ptspateh To 1hs Chicago 1Hbun@ -.
NEW Youx, Jar. al-ClltAIS-WInter xhsM W.
,naa to fair aggregate, ,chiony Ia tho specas.s,,rs
ps!ces unsettled. 2l,t, sftsr tho opeains, n
and buoynut, Ia tho instance Of NJ ~
advancing 10 tho uptlun limo aboa. ...,rsA
nor bu, woakenud through tho atu,M,
rscodlng Abnut ,8uA bu, showing. neAf thu. d
sltgilt revival ut htMh0as. Ioaylhv On, .akt
Funuwcd heArIaGas III these ehHuEes, cn1sa, YtG
ine tho tuutuatlng tumrar Ut speculation ~ ~ n
uxport Gull quito modssutss adylcas " cae"
adverse tannr, No. r0d qloted ~ closna oi.,s as
M, Z red nt N.is4l!Sk. thS lAttof MI efl!e,, 4
luz nj &1.H hil IND SLlsx aAkeds 90 srshnI1
tt.l1}x0LliH ol0sira a. tll1H olai ~ MsraA
nj 9lls}4 ll8N uloalnE vt as.is,s askoat " Apa
tl.ly1{tet.1E4, uluslnx ~ 3l.lyN nako1i y" HH
H. 9lei.4l, closing II ti.soei asked, % MA! uW:
9lag4. oIossug Vt sLas No. rcd IN lots ~. ~
1.lg{, uuHrausd red IT aLlo9Lso ~ 10 aaA's W
t,hte.sxu spring rcportsd on private tet" =
Ut sLltyt9l.Gi New YORK No. :, oxtsA
atAtsl Nex York No. sp.lnR IN 10Y y, ss,,sivls.r
nearly Nil at llns, ungsadea spring ~ pes
jeukod aprinE 1t VIC. turn nNden.esly Aeaus'nltY
Inn generally d trlna higher, hut yiedlna 1..N
ward Tho yosa In the apuaa lins fully ss,,a
ou hravtly ~ .nt3usncesl hy the moro aff' "
the uteorlJ splrltlssa tsmpuf of speeo, ivHd
tho decidedly unfavorable DRIFT " ~. lh..,,s, ~
adxIces, especially ~ 10 ths ]aF2a a'a t',nux "
pltea represented NJ n1Iat .fto@ tho na ...r ~
Black seat ml1vd Western. upxfaaea', a' IL; 81
quality, New York stoaHor niixr! VI 1.itIy 4t's
yuTk Nu.3 at GkA olossHk At htc' ta's IN ~
No. = nt&n.e,ing n,uAt' aEaHlon. sk.s y
part spsru.ull,v, but tAnfn tEe 'sIaI y
sunpt4fy wouksr ss!css, mise4 shoHlas showing. =, IAst.
oItne.. sales Ut xh,ta Western unxfsesu lu. suu
~ 10 QUALIFY tplxoa hn 1T alsa sY.ef ..hM
4ss44l;A, s,, }alka s!sss .en&.la
&sB3NjIs R1Et3 tstt 4,r1afai 2y3G
t..'s.s.1k:t y Il 1'SsS4k
II
n; .t!:lst /" :: :'*:s''s X ~:
4 NM . 81 II - ~; a:nsS:=3
AaRS1Ns AaaRN !, .4s: ~ ,-,-~,ss =, i ,tty:t
tss't
X :, :: =: .as5rtf
, 1881-01-21

1
city consumption: III bl wheat, Eli bal hurley.
Tho following grain was inspected Into storo
In this city yesterday morning: car No.
winter whoat, IL cara No. spring. II carH No.
do, cnra rejected as wtcat); IN cars No. corn,
* cars high lnixed u cars rejontod {l6o cor): 70
cars white outs, IL cars No. mixed, II cnfs 10"
Er1lties tG7 oatas: = cars No. : rye, cars Fo-
toccd; !. cars No, bnrloy, cars No. do, cars
No. do Us barley. Total $50 cars, or t6.0o0 b,i.
IQ8pcCtod out; U,le3 BIZ wheat, bG,HeN hu corn,
:.4o0 bu oats. ELL bu barley.
Tho loalfng produce markets wero quiet yes
tpr.lay, hut were goncnlsy iirtn, and some
r.lugod hiut,cr. Tho acarth Of Intelligence from
England continued. 1t Ia trslo there was a
mcssaxe, hut It told little else than that "snow
in,pcdcg business" Tho foreign iaaskets were
understood 10 DO very dull OH grain. hut stronger
on provisions, which hclpcd tho tono hero, and
that was reIoutc.l Into breastulfs, especially as
our receipts of tho tatter woro snull. It WIS
stated that tho quantity ut wheat Oh tho ocoat.
had inurcased lbout 10000 bu since tho lust
previous statomont, but this WIS partly conpcn-
suited by n supposed decrease OF 10000 hu IA tho
visible supply ion iandl Moss pork closed l.'so
higher, ut fi331 I..!s for February and $la46
@l1.41h for March. Lard closed l0o higher, Mt
ss.pods.0asti for February and $o.9sh for March.
shurt ribs closcd usmur. ut So.aMlo.S seller
ps4IaSIo for February and 9oh9
90ha for March. Corn closed shRdo
Armer, Mt SIC for February and 4iIo for May.
Oats closed steady at Ia!sQj54o for May. Nye
closed Xo higher, Mt pola90fo for March. Barley
closed dull at sl.0I for No. casi. and *l.os lom-
lnnlly for No.2 February. 1loRs woro active,
aaJ closed strong ut $t7tss.o % for light, and ut
4a.7Gst3.35 Tor heayy. Cattto wero t4irly active
and steady, with snles IA Se@s5Nt5.0. .
In tho dry.goods market thsr0 waa continued
| quotudo aud Hteadfneas. Very fow buyers wero
| u ho seon, ind tho volume OF mall orders was
, 1881-01-21
1llsEADsTuFF5.

r,nun-yo. o,ict and uuc,Ienced, Thero raa 4
,sh. loerl .s.du, nd apparently nothing ,o,nx oa
sses "a I sss. Of as,
@ e. Rs1s rys sus H. as . IT, and brs
t14,Saise IL Total, i,iu hri.. Export aou.' wore
sps,s9 4 aas' for good to oA''e'' aud t'' do at
,a nEa s,ss, sses Taro eass BRAN "
sas. mdaline. .l7n, md cars s0ra:Hoai at s's'o
' ss<: ;srs ss ss.ss :ss
to sss .sss 1 t. " as
sss Ss.e ass hs
+ A. r.. eth & s s.sss 3, :s sss
ssesfs 81 -
:sss gs;s. ~ ns sssSf: ~ y;
wa n. q s1s: H. ~
S ,s: ssiS d 81 s Ii y
sGs'!ns ss@'ss Ss 5 u
ssss: d s ;ss II: Il ss.s; Il
$s 81; y E$ "a shs I'll a.isS sIs''a 4
X VGs ~ sSs .sa. q II
$!sss II " s Ks , II s Is
s. ssSsssSS Si5',sy sa IND ' ia No: satSs ."
,dysnsSd sNe, IN, uts.ca Vim buyers IL shs nsuss
pIlcns y nt =, e, TX nw Fnt VII unlvtt ,ut CIR
l., .hsn1 harm wns n1nin ira rt!rlY
N~nVihtmu ti1tIs oxccpt Tor May delivery, and tho
5 II I'll;
5eSod q i h4 M sna htF; II ~ %'Ssd - r. S;
IL. ~ s y 4a 4ssao alsSa ~ 81 u sas II @
IT. sts = % .ass esr. i s ~ 81
Total, zu bu beii1r Asy eniH esfty %!as: :hen =!
a. d s9ts4 = % ba se,e5 y S a aarcn X
5s; ass Aa a ihu Ty III, II IT. siSss a
att}ss ntay .,,o,, .,,s ,,z,, ,,aao bo,s In cn.n
nna fa!rses ~ ~ ,afa IL e. ssss
a. 1u1ss sSsE MIL, lsnMSn1y MnIcs ", =
SHsyc snl May a<s ca.h s!l;: s4ls: we7s s S r.
xhe and ~ tos rsseed @ " " Y ~ ssap's saps
xNs ~ No: Ss fos !!fhs TINT. n,.xs n ,;,.t .,a
4 rs 5v@'sstsai @ so H. fSF a. Fsissftea iSts
! irae On h,ard. Total. \, ,SW by: ~J
, 1881-01-21

Government boldt were dull. In cnicAR0
District ot Columbia as5s wera l0i4 bid and l0d
asked; the u were llat bId and ll3H asked; tbs
as were llsH bid and ll2A asked, the 81 10lM
aud 10lS; and the "a l0lK OK, interest and lDlai.
At the close tho u and 4ns were Il weakor.
Foreign exchange was stronger. Sterling post.
cd rAtes closed tsl and 48t. nankCrs' actual
rates closed Ut 4SO.l for stxty-day hills and
4x,H for demand. For sIxty'day, commercial
bills for prompt delivery. 47SOA1Sx. For thscs
weeks delivery, 47SA0tU. es1ty-day cotnmeF-
eIAl bills, prompt delivery on Hayro, &ni@
6J bordeaux. 6sok 0S.sA. BIxty'day co1n1ner-
clal bills OH Antwerp, deliverable prompt, were
E3lAW52oH. nankers' bills on 0ormauy were "
for sixty days and VIZ Tor demand; si1ty-day
commercial bills, prompt, o3L&o3 ll.ls. Dank-
ers' Eulders GU Holland were 39x for sixty days
and " for demand; sl1ty.days commercial was
y9h@ek.
Ths exports of domestic produce from the
port of Nov York Tor The we0k ending Tuosday
wero *a,4sosad, aguIuat fo,Ss3.a2j for the 1orro"
spending wurk lust year. and since JAM !, ~, :
ml.1kL a4ast *ls, 5e, 90 Tor tho satnc period ll
is.a. tr tho punt wepk's exports, $l.x5t $50 was
rh1ppe., /" London. &7pJ,ad to Liverpool, *+us.o1
1 l.. ulaaHuW.
, 1881-01-21
MINING NEWS.

dpsetat p1apateh 10 Tia Eateoso Tf1bunf.
uosroa, jau. .0.-lu mining shuees, Qulncy
advanced II, Dsceola u, Silver 1slot Hi Frank
lin deel!uesi i, Harshaw Y, pewAbIo u, Douglas
l.le, Star Il; Tecunlsoh void II 8X, Sycamore
, 1881-01-21
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles at produce I'll thla city
during tho twcnty-rour hours ending ut CLOCK
Thursday morning, with tho corresponding lg-
,,rcH for n ycur AgO:
, 1881-01-21

REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments woro hlcd Tor rec
ord Thurslay. Jim. 70:
CRY t1tarERTr.
AifsSs 4, @ sis ;s q ,"' f"s: Z.
1 'S;s S, 3si il & II II
rtii'S':! ~: I s!ss' ''
:s; i $:! .$ ':s s: ,.o
S%;:a ;.s ;s;$j;;ti &ssEss j SS
;;!$ :;;s III! ;.;!lE ii*as i & ,m
s;sa IL: i Ill T. Xii Il 5$Ss;;s 3 ss
cafis. sseis' pass: y Il F;n*iS $il sno
spS.SSsr. paS .n, ss: Il ,.te Il 'bS, hSS It to wl''aa t.
rrs':s ss: *; s|'S; Il is
4sss Sss Ss$:s : SsS $ !: !: il ii:
$ i; it Il. S Ssss s
$;s {% GsS;%S; Il ss:ss a's
ssi ssfs ( %;is$: ssi$ III; ii & ;f;sS&
wsse !st2s!tss 'satss .,?'i! &
'pSs ptss Z. assd tsn u II s"' ~ M Seas. 70
sintn Il. ;sS Il Il ii ;rhirty.eishth o I. 2sxiNft
dHteh Ian. ii ti.nngb1in + krrWcin 10 ". il. I'm
JOHNSON
Sui71i up CRY LIMITS WITHIN 4 ltAnlCs Or aEVkS
Ntl.Es Nv THE cDCHT-tfDcbE
Ls's g e.. sos 4 s.'sd T. e F!fs: Is. 'ssa ssa
!" E'I,sech s1 ds SpiIn;s2f pim;2 IL ; la1
ii. Clark to II. r. Cthiy1..,. ............s:..:; NY
lDt4 III u u, In snrle brA, dated Jhn III 1lA I'M
i. CUdf tu A. AHdurAJn}. 1'At
sur1u uY CITY LIMITS WITHIN MAntuS W GkFhN
| MILES Or rHE CDrRF-ffuEaE.
| Smith Dearborn II. near FIftiath. q I. 2!xtW II,
! Inted Ucc. IL laNtN. Brouka tu Tho Tuwho of ~,
rort1.tiiifd Il, i'll Il Wit A.hand AZ, III ssx
III II, inled Aug. 23. LEO fM l.. bsmpson tod. m
snnsh naa Il. ica!GS1,, *, i;
xiui II, taied Jan. u tDnlcl q. Stch1les ~ a. x
MsGHl19'tsMs Il Il. 81 II 1t 9 Il
dRtcd Jnrl. il w. II. Chatna'd to fntrlck IN
ca,rS II. iii II v III Wcntwotth ny, nf zsift
III xllny iinted Nov. -. ls9 the uld feops'a ,u
iIom0 IL Il. l.. ltnlil. ~
| Wentworth nv. hal It = NJ Fntty.itllta #; g I.
Ggxl.H 1t, dated Jnr+ u u. h. Nuls III Ntllh M
WEST OF CITY Limits WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF sEVE'
| .if1.Es OF TIE c0thT-1fntbEs
| West North ny. n 9 cor Ot Frederick NJ 81,
2jH-iO1jE,& II, Aated Jan. " 4E. Ii. unu n. 3. ~
Uut1uau 10 !. W. .s.......t u
, 1881-01-21

The New York Commercial 1iircrtser says:
Northwest, uuder tho lend Of Mr. Os1or,l, Is
liz lci1,i Of Mr. Keone. Is closs upon LIS per
cent These points only represent the value Of
tho lat of Juno, 1sSl, and tho vnIln Of st. Paul
lst Of January, 1890. Annther yrRr's net profits
over tho .rcKu!nr t!yflents ~ the conmon aha t.l
preferred stocks will Md full 10 per cent to tho
value of the common cnpltAl OF BOTH roads.
, 1881-01-21

Yt0tt Hin, aoileT Mnfch. cl0*4d a. |JbaNMH l1ohR
fands 3G47yac bxct!, l1nx t4t ha,s, SaShdi sweet.
pekied tlnns quoted nj s4asA0 Tor lH&le dfethRei
green lln1zln, satIo nyCIuxg, 1<7f r.,-s< r..
AoGn 4usteH at b. sg far ~ 1T
41l car vnsGt And l'aDkot =, ,n.,c.r
HEEF-Nhs lAtDt Ut {.Hf3aQo Tor moss, &.u0&@N
for gxtrs nlesa, and &d, 1i&sl7.u for hama.
, 1881-01-21
Hpteio& N,pateh 10 Ths Chicago 7yibu

aeet N0%-AAAt 7"N<f
Epeetal Dspa.eh 70 1s Chteaao Tt!euH4.
I'osToa, Jan. sThe stock , maTket + SHOWS s m IN
oyor the hlls and ssr L. s"sSsa }s: snafsi ~
Ts S4sa, nsp SS cs;say s%ts' 'front.' Z: ~ 10 ''S
NJ: 5 sta xas csa Hsssa r,oSbrs Ct ns Nss wiz sae
!!es T9tR Z NV Enssa tsasaff ffe t !tS =
is sne & ftS q o ; + @ Sse'ess assas s0ss
FnoS!ss%sS aaSaasea f5sm f #, f.; 1,.n;.S;; tsS;
iss's ,ss!on a'fS TIT H!s II soss tss 9 : "
Aichtgan Centrai from ls!!i 10 ls;!@; W!scousIn
esast @ss: sSis%a fran ss ~ Fl fso
i IT, u Ssis:s: Fiiat sIsssd t9s ,.ia sts'iy 4
peetes1sa ee esa - sold ~ %; fsais!ass MissoaE
'yss fsgcS sos M rS sS ~ uaa 81 &os aeso
r"n e Mnss'!s ss'! Il sst: KsslsI55sa 9sn 5
M saaatky froa. ~, y t2 ;,,ls Y y III E7hcaao'
Ias il Sas. Atsh's.1i, n s.oox ss1Ip I'D II asY@
TOO: Ox.lUustuEg income d " n; Union raSl1
s;sn @ nv Yots Nv Xs'E saSS ~ %S:sug; =
Il sa1vsased ii; Kansas CITY tawss.teo s9a,h. ~ !.
Grill "a Nj l1nFtINEtl q 4sE|u ~ ASSW -
/; Enet0rn 4tts Hi burlington s. Missouri q u.
III land stocks, Water lower advanced y, 10
IaA; NOstuIi Lgnd aeellneu Il, 10 10 t.lJi NGv
{[np1htro Il, to ,,; IsUylstOn street was stcaty
at = lilo, aud nro0khno at 81; Asplnwnll sold
10 tbs Wk,sr4. AssotldttJ Pytas.
DOgroH, Jan. s0.-Stocks closed; ... :
.S a!s Il I'll, sas ss.'a Rst NGHsss Ill
$.!s$; :$s i:;;: Ii; !;s;$ S:s$$ q
EssieTn nt1s......:,.. !n!.tS. Y. AeN Enalana M M
KAn.as cty l. - ILL., s L. u pig sH
EMHo Esof ESs6'% Asf ya''aJ Y II.
Hieh.son 4 SopoSa ..ieys IL somn.Sa....,....."
| tONkluN,
LONDON, jan. ao.-Consols. " lilo; account
| o. 1J-id.
New ia, l08t; AS, ll5sIt Il, III.
iltlnis Cn.tFal4 lS1,ii Pennsylvania C1ntEal
68a{, Now York Central. l6s; EF!e, 3h do seo
o1ls, lOh!i ltcadtn1, ;Es. --.-.-
Tue bullion In the nank ot England Increase
Elhs,ttO tuo paat week. THO uEuporlon Ut th
bank rcaerSo to its liability u % T. u por ccn
i.Oapoa, jan. 30.--Har silver, hltsl.
FAMls, Jun, A.-lha weekly stMlelnent q q
| r!ulk OF FruncG eAow8 u dccreAae OF 1,eaa,UW
| xOtA, anil HI increase Ut 4S0,IUr silver,
pAttlA, Jau. al-ltentcs, Ut W..
Il NEW OHLsANS,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. sD.-sight exchange p
| New York. part sterling, 41..t.
, 1881-01-21

.u,,m.tod Hh,ppors md Tho iocsi trato honRht
freely ut tho following quotations: ,....
s,s! aS15astS'nst a 5 Sst,ss stees
81 81 d'''''
nAo,iNti-w auo,cd au.st and steady. Tho fol-
lOwlnR prlcos aFo currctst, :. ann
Etnrt ...n... ..........M tlurltpA abu..M M,sH
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

We announced in our last issue the seEiousill-
ness Of Nr. Charles Thompson and this week we
are called upon to record his death. He died at
the residence Of bis nephew, Mr.. Yates, in our
Town on Saturday morning last, in the sand
year Of his age. His two remaining children
DR.. J. Ford Thompson. the eminent Washington
Surgeon, and Charles Thompson, rising young
lawyer Of the same city,-~ere present at his
death bed with other sorrowing relations and
connections. He was buried in Newtown grave
yard on Sunday, the 18th instant, and there was
quite large attendance at the funeral, the PaIi-
bearers being MessrS. John r. FenWiek, John
A. Camalier, VIM. r. GreenweIl, John r. King,
Thos. P. Guy, Or. J. Randolph Walton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-03-17

The following extract from private letter 10
the Senior Editor of the BEAcoS from lifelong
friend, we feel called upon to insert here, both
from personal regard for the writer and the res
pect we have ever had for his Judgment and opin-
ions:
"And now to another subject. ! have reAa
the BEAcOE from the date Of yOnr first connects
with it-oveF q quarter Of a century ago--tO its
LIST issue, and though differing from many offs
expressions on outside well rs local Affairs have
always felt that It's aims were honest, patriotic
and moral, AID that il was a safe family paper
end entitled 20 the support aud approval OF tho
y beads Of same. do pVt 81, that - notso now
but take fhe privilege 81 an on friend 10 tell
you, that some Of the Booming you speak Of in
your last issue is not 70 my liking. You had
better not boom nj all than boom In tie wrong
direction. Specifically, private life is entitled
To exemption from newspaper notice and assur-
edly from newspaper criticism. Can you say
that some Of the sanctities OF this same life haE
not been unwa rraniably invaded by nj least on
Of your correspondence Believe we, hoWeve
much this sort Of writing may swell your sub
s:ription list and enlarge your bank account
can add nothing 70 your moral standing or
your reputation as journalist. Though u mai
The unskillful laugh, IL cannot bat MIKE the
dicious grieve, the censure OF the which mus
IN your allowance o'erWe'go "nO'e 'heA"e
others -
Our FIRST impulse on reading this Paragra
was to get mad, and the second was 10 a
''because thou art virtuous, shall there be
more cakes and ale p bat upon thinking o.
the matter more seriously, the conclusion
reached, that the reProof, though severe, co
ing from true and tried friend, was well
tended and moreover, that It wss not altog
er undeserved. At any rate, it will have the
feet Of making Us more careful in future, nor
we hesitate hereafter 10 run our pen throngl
references in our local correspondence which
NAV think cross the narrow isthmus which
arates legitimate neigbborhOOd mentions
the sanetities Of personal and private LIE,
ever hurtful Il may prove to ''bank seeoui
OF TO subscription lists"