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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Singapore June 23, barque Samuel D Carlton
Freeman, for Boston.
at Marseiles July 8, barque Fanny skolfeld
AR at Liverpool 18TH inst, barque Edward Kidder
Griffin, st John. NIB.
Sid FIN Deal July 7, ship Armenia, Carter Ant
werp for Now York.
Passed Flitrannan June "a barque Arcturus, Kel-
ley, from New Orleans for Reval.
Sid FIN Buenos Ayrcs June 9th, barque Celina,
Hodgdon. Boston.
In port June IS, baroues Ithuriel, Jones' from
Portland Norton Slower. do.ar 18th; Ormus. Shack
ford, for Hampton Roads; II Il Gregg. Dyer. for
Il Tucker, Tucker, do; Jas McCarty, Smith, unc;
VI j jdside Bowker, do brigs Don Jacipto, erosion,
for Sante Fee and Marseilles; Harry Smith, Weeks,
for New York; Belle Prescott, White, for Boston;
FL Wright Movers, and II Crandon, Pierce unc;
Wauburn, Covert, unc.
AR at Montevideo june 8, barque Merrman,
Young, Boston, (and sailed for Buenos Ayres) 18th
Triton itt Portland.
Sid June 14th, barque Chas & Rice. Montgomery,
for Mauritius.
In port June Is, barque Evanel, Colcord, from
Boston, ar Sth.
Passed Fray Bentos May II. barque Geo d STAN
wood Webber, from Fernandina for Paysandu.
At Rio Janeiro June 20, ships q Blanchard Nc
Intyre, from Cardiff. ar 18th; Patrician jackson,
unc; barques JAS q Pendleton, Nichols for Manila
Niphon. Rogers, unc rhos Fletcher, Harding do.
AT Aux Cages I'd inst sch Helen, Mitchell, from
Mobile, dsg.
Cid at Musqash, NIB, 18th inst, sch Victory, CAM
aell. Eastport.
Cid at Quaco 18th inst, sch j Knowles Pink
ham, Wilmington. Del.
AT Newcastle 10Th, sch Medora, Bennett to load
s.eepers for Portland or Boston.
SPOKEN.
June IA. lat 40 N, lon IA W, barque Edw L May
berry, Knight, from Liverpool for Valparaiso.
July 7, lat "A, lon 81, ship Charles Denuls from
June ., lat i6 n, Ion "a w, ship Agenor, Lothrop,
from New York Tor Japan.
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NEW YORK.

Burning of a Brooklyn Oil Factory.
New YORK, July 1S.-Bush g. Denslow's oil
factory at Brooklyn was burned to-day with a
large stock of oil, packing machinery, etc
One hundred and fifty hands are thrown out of
employment. Many had narrow escape from
the burning building Loss S15O0O0 The
lumber yard of Rogers & Co., adjoining. was
also burned with 100000 feet of lumber. Loss
5000. Two barks had narrow escape.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Massachusetts, Greenbackar,

niaSSHCuuS6CtS Green baCkerS.
BOSTON, July 1S.-At a meeting of the State
Green back central committee this afternoon II
was decided to hold state convention at Hor-
ticultural Hall, Worcester, Aug. a. A member
resolutions of sympathy with the President, at
the same time expressing disapproval of the
means taken to provide Garfield fund and re-
port the same to the public press. Arrange
ments were also made to secure the services
Oh weaver and DeLaMatyr upon the stump
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AT ALBANY.
Conkling's Successor Still I'm
Chosen.
LAPHAM LACKS FIVE VOTES OF AN
ELECTION.

ALBANY, July 1S.-The joint convention
met at noon and proceeded to vote to fill the
vacancy of Conkling.
When H. I'll. Tuthill's names was called he
proceeded to defend the Stalwarts for demand
ing regularly called caucus, and also spoke
on the effect of ties in the United States Sem
ate in the past He also said it was stupid
blunder to elect Miller and Lapham and thus
give the House Of Representatives to the
Democrats He insisted that the time had ar
rived for adjournment. The vote stood
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Successful strilze of Cbicaaon o,-a..

CHICAGO, July 1S.-The journeymen bakers
struck Sunday but went 10 work again upon
most of the bosses agreeing to their terms
namely, reduction in the days work to
twelve hours and an increase of So per week
In wages, so that the men can board them.
selves instead of boarding with the bosses, It
is thought that this ends the trouble.
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. Noted Outlaw Disnosed of

Los VEGAS, July 1S.-"Bill the Kid" a
notorious murderer and outlaw who for several
years has been the terror of New Mexico cat
Tie men, was killed Thursday by Pat Garrett
of New York city and his real name was a' N.Y.
Carthy. was 1dc
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In this city, July 17-Mary c., wife of j. j. Keith
aged As years 10 months.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'clock
at No. 81 Salem street, Burial pirate.
In Alfred, July II, Mrs. Susan Trafton, aged
SO years.
gE-The funeral service of the late Miss ANGELA
+. Collins will be held at St. Luke's Cathedral State
street, this Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS,

Patrick Egan has purchased the Dublin
Iishman, thus placing all the Irish journals
under control of the Land League.
The town of Wallace, sixteen miles north of
Menomine, Mich, consisting of a saw mill
and 70 buildings, was totally destroyed by fire
yesterday forenoon.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

An Insane Man Shoots His Wife and
seven Children and then Himself.
WNoNA, Mimi, July 1S.-Paul Held, a
Swiss emgrant who lately bought farm in
Eagle Creek valley, became insane through
the failure of the crops and Inconsistencies and
Sunday morning he was found dead in front
room OF the house, his wife and two children
dead In the next room, three children dead in
bed up stairs and the two Oldest bows in tho
hsyloft MORALLY wounded, all shot in the head.
One boy may recover. A revolver was found
in the house. ~
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THE PRESIDENT.
A Slight Increase of Fever
Yesterday,
WHICH, HOWEVER, CAUSES NO AP
PREHENSION.

There was slight increase of the Presi-
dents lever yesterday, and in consequence a
rise of pulse and temperature. The cause is
fully set forth in the bulletins below. 1t is un-
doubtedly transient in its nature and should
excite no apprehension.
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Avn Ohio Town swent bu a ror.aaa

CINCINNATI, July 1S.-A tornado nssse6
over New Jefferson, Harrison county. Satnr-
day evening, demolishng the Lutheran
church and school house, besides unroofing
many houses and barns. Twenty horses and
large number of sheep were killed.
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wing were the o,osns qpotAtions Of
CisscHgo s.ive asoch market.

(8y Telegraph.l
CHICAGO. July -Hogs-Keceipts $1,000 head;
shipments 5000 head; market easier; mixed pack
ing 5 90GG 80; choice heavy at 40a6 50; light
9 1895 40
Cattle-Reeeipts 4600 head shipments 1900 head:
quality poor; export nominal at 00Q6 25 good to
choice at 1905 90.
sheep receipts 800 head; market unchanged.
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NECESSARILY TO CHOICE %.
Speaker Sharpe did not not vote and it was
announced that he was paired.
Senator Halbert inquired who he was paired
with.
The Chair said he could not give the infor-
nation.
Mr.. Spinola said he knew of no Democrat
whom he was paired5with.
The convention proceeded to vote again with
the following result:
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THE FORTUNE BAY DAMAGEs

The Gloucester Sufferers Receiving
Their Share.
GLOUCESTER, July f8.-Assistant Secretary
OF State Blaine is here, accompanied nv .Judge
prescott, paying out the money received from
Great Britain for unlawful interference with
our fishery fleet BY Newfoundland mobs. The
amount to be distributed in Gloucester is be.
tween Soo,oO0 and 500 900, little over half
the amount claimed. The reimbursement 10
made for actual expenses incurred on the fish
ing trips with interest, but all constructive
losses are ruled out
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THE DOMINION.

4 Dynam1G9 PIOC HG MOuIr6HI.
MONTREAL, July ia small quantity of
dynamite concealed under the planks of the
Allan Steamship Companys wharf in this city
exploded Saturday, tearing up the planks but
doing no other damage.
Large Fire in an Ontario Town.
Eleven buildings, including the Woodbridge
Hotel, were burned this morning at Wood
bridge, Ontario.
The Victoria Disaster.
LONDON, Ont, July 1S.-Esquire Peters gave
Judgment in the case of Capt Rankin and Su-
perintendent Parish, of the lately wrecked
steamboat Victoria, committing both for trial
at the aSSiZes
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Settlement of the Boundary Dispute be-
tween Chill and the Argentine Repub-
liza Peruvian Force Annihilated.
BUNEos AYREs, June 24.-The American
ministers here and at Santiago, Chilli have
overcome all difficulties attending the settle
ment of the boundary question between Chill
and the Argentine Republic The govern
ments agreed to finish the settlement by treaty
without arbitration.
News comes from Ariquipa that the Chill
ians there have annihilated.a force of Peru.
yians
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By Telegraph
LONDON, July 1S.-American securities-Cn tied
States bonds. 43as, 117s4 5s, ex-int, 31s.
LIVERPOOL, July 1S-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
steady; AIiddling uplands at 9-16d; Orleans 65sd;
sales 100 bales; speculation and export 1000;
futures firm.
NOTICE. Ladies using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
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MARRIAGES.

In Camden, June 80, Alfred A, Richards and Miss
Avilla f. Young.
In fremont, June 8, Ezra r. Reed and Miss Isabel
d. Reed.
In BROOKLYN. June -, Orrin P. Carter of Surry
and Miss Abbie S. Smith of Brookn.
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PORTLAND, July IS.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street,
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL
tsTaoArIoNs FOB THE NEXT TwKNrY-Toua
HOURS.
war DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
July 10, AM.
For New England,
partly cloudy weather and local rains, wester-
ly winds, stationary or higher barometer and
temperature.
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN
The temperature has risen from 10 to 70 in
the lake region and fallen from 90 to 50 in the
east Gulf States. Local rains are reported
from New England and the east Gulf States
Westerly winds continue in New England,
lake region and Middle Atlantic States.
Fair weather is indicated for the lake region
and Ohio Valley and Tennessee to-day and to-
morrow,
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN

OFFICIAL BULLETIN
P. NJ.
WASHINGTON, July 18.-The President had
a little more fever this afternoon which is re-
garded as merely temporary huctuaticn. AT
l p m. his pulse was 50, temperature 9S.05,
respiration 18 At present his pulse is 102
temperature 1907, respiration 81,
(Signed) ID. ". BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REyBURN.
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Weather Station in the Arctic PASSIONS

'Oe'UIoH ID UHe Arctlc Regions.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-Lieut Ray. of the
O1ited States Signal Corps, sailed to-day with
Fleece for Point Barrow, Arctic Ocean whera
he will establish station for meteoroiogicsi
observat iop osio"i
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Jams w. Harrington was drowned in the
Androscoggin river at Gorham, N. H., yester-
day.
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rcw York s,sch anaazonev raarhes.

New YORK. July 18-Evening. market
easy at 2@s on call, closing gags; prime mercan-
tile paper at 3941a. Exchange weak at 4S4 for
long and 4S6 for short. Governments strong gem
orally shade higher State bonds generally inactive.
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. Ss Moulton (menbers OF the
Boston Stock Exchange>, corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets.
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Report to the Consulting Surgeons.
The following telegram was sent by the at
tending surgeons to the consulting surgeons to.
night as p. m:
Shortly after our dispatch of yesterday the
President received hypodermic injection of
one-eighth of grain of sulphate of morphia,
He slept well during the night and this morn
ing at $50 had pulse of So, temperature 9S4
respiration Is. His day however was not quite
SO comfortable as yesterday. A slight gastric
disturbance was noticed toward noon i'm conse-
quence of which the quantity of nourishment
administered was temporarily diminished
fever than yesterday, but the difference is nos
great and it is thought to be merely temper
airy fiuctuation. At 1 p. M his pulse was 49,
temperature 9S. %, respiration Is. ATT D. m.
pulse 102, temperature 1907, respiration 81.
(Signed) d. W. BLISS,
J. x. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN
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DRY Goods Wholesale wmr,se.
Eaily Domestic Receipts,

PORTLAND. July IS.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads At cars miacsllaneoGs NOR.
chsnfiso
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James Driscoll, 60 years of age was ki,,od
by gravel train on the Fitchburg Railroad OF
Athol, Mass, last night. He belonged to St.
John, n. 3. Nv
Lieut.. III. G. Hunter, U. S. n, late at the
Alert, died at sea June 10th.
Twenty-eight switchmen in the Union ward
az Peoria are on strike against an unpopular
yard master. -"-
Don Carlos has started for England
The fremont House in Laconia, N. H., was
burned yesterday. "'''
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Ar a. Corunna prev to 10th inst, barqne Mary C
Hale. Higgins, New York.
AR AT Hong KoTg 10th inst barQne Abbie Carver,
Carver, New York.
AR at rassaroeang July 49, barque Illie Sawyer.
New York.
Ar at Anjier previous to 18th lust, ship Gardner
Colby. Kendall, New York Ordered to Cberibon.)
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MENORA NDA.

Sch Ophir. Gott, from Calais for stonngton, went
ashore evening of The 18th. on Haple Tree Point
near the latter port where she bilged and filed with
water. She was hauled OFT next day and towed lntC
port with cargo all on board.
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FROM mERcuANr,s EXCHANGE.

July 14-Sld, sch Advance Pickett, Portland.
July 10 sid. schs Helen NJ. Bray, Lynn; UnioI
SAWYER Providence
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isy parer conveysncc-IOOO bssb Coru1pasl 70 {,
v ihaA II 90.
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Correspondence of the Beacon.
p.oo. NJ oAfh ga

BALTIMORE, May 24thy 1881.
Messrs. Editors The coIdEhap of the past
week Is over at last andipeople have again VEN
tured out In straw,hats and Spring suits. The
Oonklihg>Platt coup de 1edtrs has ceased. being
the topic Of conversation Ofcourss, the New
York Senator has but just begun fight and we
may expect a great many more sensational devel-
opments8
cTnes0ity Primaries are over and the Balti-
more Democracy have emphatically refused to
take stock in Bannon-Ilenkle reform. 1t is to
lie hoped that as Democrats; the Q. L. DIS may
see ft to regard the verdict as final. There.
should be no dissensions in democratic ranks,
hut an unbroken front should be presented to the
lesemy. Ills a pity that a. determination 10
dsagreesliouldi obtain anywhere, but it. Is es-
pecialiy a,matter Of regret, that such, d<terWi-
nation should exist in st. Mary's. Whileknow'
ihglittleof the meFitsoEdemer itsoftheAnti-Raley
controversy, your correspondent regrets % see a
man Of Mr.. Raley' standing and.inabence In the
party made an object of attackby Democrats. ]
have the honor ofan acquaintance with Mr. Ri
and a kinder hearted or more genial gentleman
IIhave never known | am not an apologist for
Ills political acts nor do think that he needs one.
Ilbelieye him to have acted during all his long
political career, for the good of his party, and
ttihkthat as veteran In its service, he deserves
the orandtbe respect Of itsmemtiessso W
The opening of the Pimlico RaiIroad. was celk-
hrated by Racing, and1rs ~ ncliisAiorse was the
= spihnenofthe steepeghase. TheSt. Mary 3 Coun-
tians, resident In the city, take great pride in
Derby, and hearty St. Mary's yell greeted him
rs he passed the stand The DIR. was.in the city
. last week. and seemed much elated oyerthe victor
ny. "a. 49,. - g-xs.. sf4.gat Ii
"A Tobacco shipments are very dali and conse-
quenily the salesare few. regretmy inability
10 give you the names Of the ST. Mary Accountants
who visited'nslast weekS Suffice tito say, they
all seemed to, be enjoying their trip, Sheriff
Ford passed through the City on Tuesday, en-
roats 10 the Frederick Asylum, where he Was TAX
ing Sarah Cough. ey
b avs
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[Local Correspondence
ST.. CLgMExr's BAY, May, "a, 10

ST. CLEMENTS BAY, May, "a, losi.- 4
Messrs. Editors There being a,gTeat de''r,h
OF news in this locality, andras- IIhaNabeen rath-
or too busy lately to,do.mY accustomed riding
around in search ofnewsand the sedhoihg plea
sures of seven up,l'I hadcome to die conclusion
tostop writing for awhile and gveyour nnmerouE
readers a.little rest from my insipid and upinter-
esting articles, and give my brave and chiyal-
rous young friend chance. lie Yields mighty
pen and pours forth good and beautiful ideas
that are calculated to stir upahes most sluggislil
heart and cheer the faht-heartedIonto mighty
of vaior, andIwill ultimately gain for him
crown of everlasting glory. He hssivery late
ly discoVeredt the art of amusing ~ entarhain-
ing your readers without insulting than, andlhe
discoarses so beautifully aadl pathetically about
the beauties OF the little Spring blossoms, and
very appropriately likens them to the afiihncod
bride, who comes forth so beautifully dressed!
with her lovely smile, aud her swollen hsart ali
filled up with pride, to meet henfhinne lordand
masler-who, them tasted the dew from her lips,
and joins hands, together in the raeeofliIe. But,
IL takes my young and genilemNnly friend so
hing TO- steal q few moments from time, and his
interesting though not insulting letters are so
like CANCELS visits, that had again to come
TO the rescue,
see the name Of our old friend, George r.
Garner spoken of in the I3HAcoS as suitable
candidate 10 represent this. county I'M the LegiH-
lnture this Winter. ] don't think that tina counr
" could have a better member, Tor know that
be would make an able and worthy representa-
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FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Ediiors :--As Mr. Wm o. Rcoder has
been appointed a Clerk under the Governments
werheg you, toAnhpapce DR.. l.. ], SUTTON a,
has. done as much for the Republican Party 40
any man In IL and knowing be has received
nothing but abuse. We think he Is entitled TO
some rewardsforstis services and tlNEefnre name
him MS candidate for the Senate, subject 10 the
action Of q yegaiar Repssbiieasss GongeafifA, and
assure the public he WI receive what heperiis,
Ithewarm, support ofthc Republicans d sIss coun,
~ and paFtirhiafly Of af
April "a, 1881 & CHArTfc0.
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Local Mention.

The popularity OF the Rochester beer Is no
for day, but for all time. Signs continue to
multiply that the demand for il is no mere rage
Of the moment 10 be succeeded by something
else. The brew is an established fayorias, and
attempts 10 supplant twill be in vain. Families
aud localities where ii has been introduced CON
tinue TO increase their orders, showing that more
and more persons are adopting II as their usual
beverage and refreshment. MessTs. FGsBEY 4
Koch, 1906 Pennsylvania AveBse, Washing ton,
d. c., are the sole agents fog Maryland, Yir-
ginia and the District Of Columbia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

E%W. Il. Thornton, Esq--Dear Sir ] use
Laroque's Bitters in my family, and think II a
valuable and excellent medicine for all deEange-
ments both Of Stomach, and Liver. n gives me
much pleasure TO endorse its merits, which you
are at liberty to make use Of in any way you
may think proper. Very respectfully yours
Mrs. H. f. Kettewell, 1853 Hanover street.
Baltimore, Sept. 3rd, 1880.
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YpR sRERIFF.

Al the solicitation Of mAny warm personal
friends 10 different sections Of The county, who
claim that have made humane but prompt
and sfacient sheriff. AN Indeed 70 ask IN en-
dossfmenf Cot tbs same poaitipA IN. i8els and
VIII BE- shznkfsi 10 my fsiiow-eihgas for ttslr
sapport,
sept. 10, 1859. j. FRANK SMITH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

.RA- The hens are preparing for Easier-lay-
iRg ipF II, ga to speak. --Somersd Herald. Tie
only afiRpIan we have to them is they do not meet
II squarfly. They go at il in q Kind Of round
kaboutl way; but we are Of The opinion thai this
could be reHedied toa certain extent by the use
Of N. B. Roberts Poultry Powders, for ii makes
hens act ION the square by laying double
yolked eggs. For sale by Combs { Spalding
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ZOE raE LealsLATURE.

The friends.of HEHBRRF r. MOORE recon-
mead hIps.go TIE voters " 81 MeFy's county ~
n candidate for the I.egislasure, and endorse him
as efninenlly qualified for that Posiliun, 1.-The
will egnsrn, To- AarFe, as4wa,lfast be will, be
wilFhe warfaly supported By
Msrsh 81 issis The Entire County.
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FOR SHERIFF.

MgsfrR Biitors-- Announce In the REacox
IOHN FEN.MfflK, 0f Iieonardlown aaacan.
didatsfoF the next sheriHaity and TtAteghat b.
will be Supported by s.laFbe body % warmly
attached Fiends and by ths massss Of he pso-
lple. Stpt o., 1880
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FoR sHEgiFF.

Ne arc anthnFized 10 annauaee JOHN Il
HtsCRLETt Of the glh district. aaau Independent
democratic candidate fof : he neki shcrlHalty,
sai5ect however. 10 the action Of biz party IN
thc mater,
Mach 24ih, issI.
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FoRrnR .L.EeIsLArrnk

Messrs. Editors: = You will pleAsA annopn,s
GEO. n. fIsilifItR az q Democratic candidate
for seat In, the Housn ofDelegates AZ The next
peneraleleeti0n, and say he WILDE warmlyauI-
o5ted BY the people Aug IS, 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

In The Circuit Court for 81. Mar, etunsy, sit.
ting as Court Of Equity.
No. al N. Il.
- RDKRED this iaih day u May. 1881, that
~ ibe sale made and reported hy u. Harris
Camalter, Trustee In this cause, be ratified aud
confirmed, unless esVse 10 lhe coDirary I've shown
on or before the end Monday Of June. 1881;
provided n cepy Of this order bs Published 10
the 81. Mays BEACON, once week for three
successive weeks prior 10 the sad 2nd Monday
Of June.
The report states that the land soId fot s4025.
J. FRANK foRD,
Clerk,
True copy--Teei
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk,
May ~, lssi--3w.
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ron sARalFF.

Me,sra Edtors--Yoa Wili please say through
the columns ofyosr paper that " Mf. JAMES
n. ALVEY. will consent "a be acsnbidatfforthe
lnerf glsoftfapy he will lie armIy supported By
\ Feh ~ 1880. Leonard,own District.