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PIANO TIMING. dc.

MR.. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
wi TUNER with over twenty yo-r-' cNt.rricncc
Ia I.ouaOn, England, aud New York ciiS !, having
taken up hi Residence ln Ricl5nou'i, respectfully
and REPAIRING PIANOS snd REID ORGANS.
Al work warranted ,tnd saii-ftcfion ~ unis,sL
Mors ON Church Organs carfn''s md rlIhuli)
dome. Orirra ADDRESSED ln care of, rft Win,
JOSIAH ENLAND & co. Music-paii rs,O l3 east
Main sirst. vii receive prompt attention
Residence. 100 south Third frtei. q 3O-cod3n
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. December l3. 1881.
ssLEs-FmsT BoARD.-i50 shares Columbia
and Grenyiile Railroad preferred stock ~. 60 %
SO, 90 Do. NJ 81 !, go 10. at ~, 10 do. NJ s5s 100
do. nj s7S, 20 ~. q. s7's; 800 Petersburg Rail-
road second eS 1T 1873; I0 shares Richmond and
Danyilb Railroad stock at l4Oi..
sBtOND nOARD.-30 shares Charlotte, Column
bia and Augusta Railroad stock at 5sE. 10 Do. at
IS, 10 ~. at 5ss 10 do. It 5s; 10 sbare- Petors-
burg hailrOnd stock At 2sE, do. at 20, IN Do. at
20; 1000 Columbia and Gr,-nyilIe second g. at
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E,no,ing Spiritual Medimm..

1risyIFLD, Nip, December l0.-A COM
pl.tc exposure Of spirituaiism was given
here at the knights Of Pythias Hall Friday
night. Miller Brother, o. New York, adj
yelti,ed az exhibition Of spiriiuali>tic mani
G-tat.ons. communications from The dead.
&C.. inviting the closest Investigation ~
TIE public and claiming wonderful super
natural powers. A large audience assembled
100 witness the performance. The usual
,giriiCais:ic manifestations were gone
lnougl: messages were read, claiming TO
have been sent by departed friends and H.
Jion- Of various persons in the audience.
While one Of the so-callcd mediums was
tiei In z covered cabinet and these commu-
mution- were being sent forth, two OF the
spectator. rushed upon the stage. raised the
curtain. and exposed the medium IN the
midst Of hi- manifestations. Instead oil
being ted fast 10 q post, ~ the auuiehco
Ma, asked 10 believe, he was Standing mp I'D
'he cabinet engaged in arraying himself III
Toe usual gh0stly garment or white roDe'
fhi, performance, although not down on
he programme. was really the most inter-
sting texture OF the whole affair. \ scene
Of much excitement ensued. during when
one oi the 5lillcrs became very angry ana
denounced the ministry generally, II having
bern minister who made the exposure
bofmorc Sun.
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wa,Iaid and Murdered by His Rival.

FAYETTE. Iowa. December l3.-.JOhn
Haywood was shot dead last night by John
Bonner. They were rivals for the hand Of
q young lady. and Bohncr waylaid and shot
Haywood while returning from visit to
the lady. Bohncr was captured with the
aud oi - pack OF hounds. Ilcwill probably
he lNuchcd
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Franc0-AriericanT Treaty OF Com
niGrcP.

LONpON. December l3.-Thc Paris core
,pondent Of the Morning Post announces
that the Chamber, II Commerce u Paris.
Lyons. Il. Etticnnc. Rhcnia, Bordeaux.
Macou. Colmar. Rochelle. Montpelier,
Grenoble, Angoulenne, Bayonne, Nancy,
Hayre, and Mar,cille, have pronounced in
favor of negotiations for the Franco
American treaty Of commerce.
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NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TIA, and TouIr-sEr>, ia
new shape aud decorations;
ELEGANT GAME. FISH, Dks>iEr-, aud lCt-
CRENNI-SETS Of the lites, ,yics,
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in all
he latest designs:
RICH CCT-GLAS-, BRONSEs 20.
The largest stock ever exhibited IA the city. Gail
and look at them. b.. u. TAYLOR.
~ 10 No. lOIi Main street.
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Burned TO Death.

NEW BRUNSWICK, \. j., December H.
Thomas Walsh, aged forty. went TO bed
Monday night with his pipe in his mouth.
He was found dead tins morning. his body
being burnt 10 crisp. His wife and
children were away from bone.
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Hurricane and Loss of life.

NV YORK. December 13.-The steamer
City OF Montreal, from Malta, at Boston.
reports encOuntering a hurricane. during
which two men were killed and several in
jurcd by heavy -eas. She lost nearly every
thing above deck.
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SpnfCncaN 10 be Hanged

81. LorIs, December 13.-Martin Peck
EFT. who shot and killed James Barnes in
January. 1850, was found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree yesterday at New
Madrid, Mo-, and sentenced to be hanged
10Th January.
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The South Carolina Legislature TO
Visit the Atlanta Exposition.

ATLANTA. Ga, December l3.-A joint
resolution was passed by the Legislature
ol South Carolina yesterday by which that
body will visit the Exposition, leaving fcI
Atlanta on the 10Th.
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Boston Election.

BosT0N, December l3.-ReiWns IRON all
but two precincts show the election OF Or.
Samuel Green, the Republican and citizens
nominee Tor Mayor, by 80 majority over
Palmer Dcmocrat).
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NV NoRk. D'cemhor l3-Noo4 St"et- bul
unit, near neon. Money. u per cent. Exchange
Iong. lsO; hort, i~A. ;. STATE % n'i- Inactive
Governments unchanged.
Erf0iug.-ENcnaugr.479 10 b. GoyerhuI"af4 quc
new s., 1903; new vs., ll4h; new a.. H.,
Money. Gm6 aud l-ld Yer coat. Sttic- quiet
Suh-Trcnsury unlanc'-'o in, -S71)9.6u4; eur
stocks quict hu, finn: Alabama-Cl-4 ~" .
L. ,. 81 do. " Il small 81; d. u.
-. IOl.: 30. T.. ~; Chicago and North
western. l2j. 30. preferred 40; Erie. 45s
East Tennessee Railroad, lJi,: GcOrga Rail
rold. 1873: Illinois Central. 1873 Lake Shon.
100 Louisville aud Nashville, l0ja; Memphi'
and Charleston. n; Nashville and Cmitln0Oga
81: New York iCcntri', 49, b; Pitt-hurgh. 1874
Richmond aud Ale. lany. 80: Eichm"nd ana
Dnnyill,, 400; Rock Island. isi' %; Wabash. Il
Loni- and T., fl; d". preferred, - D.; Western
WALL STREET NEsrErpAY.
NEW YoRk. December l3.-fhr Past ina a.
financial article 1:fO T.. VI ,.lripnj -ay.: Ia ~,
S.ocA Exchange tinted states houd- nI, hlghPt
for the extended o. ard -, and 0lIerN,i,'' nm
chanLrc. Ihcft1lUrr &C he transactions IN United
states hOnd- T. the rNclaug'ng Oi EXTENDED u per
ccnt. bonds for the extended - nr hong bohd~
south rn STAT bonds are dHii and arm. Railroad
h0nd- are irregular, hut generally are firm The
pNceptionnlN weak bonds are. iiu-fOn. Hartford
{. aud |. 4. ire 'ms-, which are down | p'f
cent. and PcOrin. Decatur and ENansN illr iir-is
which ara down pc cent. Ia" stock market ~
day T. cNtgtmcly duh. partly ~ . result Of The
hcW hcrucnC respecting TRUNK line railroad
affair. out of the conflicting report al that APP
par, 20 be- dcducihlc is-ir-t- that two at ka.t 81
the trunk lines have icduc'd cl-t-bound rai,e
from Chicago tn thu NLniir port; and ~-'Dnd
that al tie TRUNK lHce Wiz pui mp Wt-t-bOuna
ritt- IA January. not % the hgurt-- of % ycal
ago. bur something above pr -'ltt rate. The
result of Ihc fluctuations up Ia his tHrn IN
the General Stock m1rkct j. "a decline nf d
A- The Nscptoually Strong stock has ben
louisville and Nashville. which ha- advanced
10 1867. and Richmond and Wet Point d
percent. to 80. privilege. Richmond 1nd Dan
Vlllc early declined per cent. - lH5. American
District telegraph fell To- 40 from ~. and Mnhat
tan Beach 50 - i7.n 80. bcug -, - W. writ
Thus Tar to-day $4,000 OF the bomb Included ii
The lOJth call have been presented t0r prepay
mcnt. Tic general impression -rln- - H. thAt tls
amour. ot bonds included ia The lOOth call. whlcl
viii b., pr,-cpUad ior prepayment tD-Dorrow with
out rebate, VIII run up INTO fbp millions 1h'
ruling rate for call loans on ordinary stock IN
change culmicIll to-day T. & frr cent, and Oi
In.:rd State boBd- 404q Icr ceni. i- NE ralc
Time money l. in good densnd ~ d pr cent. fu
any dime from thirty days 90 hin" months Their
l. now un > PEE cont. money IA the market 0n VIA
T. clu--cd StOc' Exchange colat' raj. Pr.ib, por
cautlic Tapcr i- quoted at 6a I-.r CEN!
BALTIMORE.
BNITIHoEr. December l3.-Nirdla 81 de-
fcrrcd. IT,; coil-o'-. TO: second -cri,-~ 4Oa
pr.t-dt. couTpn-. - new lO-lO'-.fi. Bidb-,ii,
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HORSES. MILES. &c.
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORSES. On
( have opened WHOLESALE AND RE1AlL
STABLES - NJ. 1888 Franklin rtrts''. Rich
in0nd. Ma. Nherr / will kirD 4 gOod supply of
MI If~ and HORSES alwaN- un hand. Wy salss-
man, Nj JOHS VI. PACL, viii DO ali IN his power
o. give each and al fair and squire dealing Any
person not finding What thry want ~ nay stable,
can addrtay- me. cnrr 20 east iinh street, tiucln-
mai ohio. which j. mg headquarters for buying,
and a. du not M the order H. -uit Them. both IN
quality aud prize. ih'y need ~, take thu stock.
Every hing guaranteed g. D.. just - rrpre"apfd.
Mr.. Peter P.ul, "Nien,iy" busine-s la 10. muIr
and hors. linz j. just Oppn-ife niiur.
do lO-3mr GFORGk 10. ENNETT.
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The vienna victims.

VIENNA, December l3.-Twenty-,eyen
bodies were removed from the ruins OF the
Ring Theatre Yesterday. Also, quantity
OF fragments 81 bodies, such a. feet and
hmds. which were not burned.
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Railroad Machino.Shop Burned.

CALAIS, Me-, December 18.-The mt
chino-shop OF the New Brunswick and
Canada railroad wa, burned la~tnight with
five locomotives and other property.
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I LINNEMANN.
IL. No. 1928 EAST fRNNkIIN s1EKt1.
RICHMOND. Va
Rest and cheapest DfEiNG AID tLEANlNo for
GENTLEMEN'S COATS, PANTS, MKT, Sc.
LNblES' DRESSES. -HtWLS, CLoAks, RiH-
HONS, &c. FEATitEE> c,eancd aud d5esi; MD
GLOVES kaned at lowest price. Prompt delivery =
AZ i-codlm AR>A NOL-CHhk. Agent.
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The proprietor of the Allen House,
Allentown, Pa, Mr.. r. u. Good, reports
the ease Of guest suffering with neural
gia 10 such an extent that lie had no rest
for II weekday or night. Fifteen
minutes after the application Of =. Jacobs
oil all pain vanished.
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MARINE INTELLIGEN(E.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEcEMBrr IS. 1881.

FUKI OF XII TfNVND, TIEt kMDfL 10, ItrT.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers and United states mats, l.. n.
1aium. agent.
son. Hass 4 90.
Schooner Ann Dole. Blackman. Phiiad,lphis,
coal. T. n. Elleii.
schooner VI. D.. Bayard. Camp, Wa,chsprsgue =.
Va. ,i-h-scrap, ". g.. Crpnz hdw.
schooner VI. \. Davis, Long. New York rig-irun
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad COMPANY.
SAILED.
STEINER Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers. q. ". Al.sa & Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Phiiad,lpli,, merriam
di>c and p1S-'ngers. =. ". Mctnrrlck. agent.
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BLAIR'S CItLoRAL TIIYMoL rRoPDYLAC-
VACCINATION.
TSE ONLY AIMED NIRIjs

In an article In the NinefscaM C'e1f,rg DR.
CARPENTER, the dsiingnl shed English scientist.
Slys that the alleged inefciency Of vaccination.
Oftcu asserted since Dr. Jenner's time. has been
due 90 the fact that the virus Used ian vicclnatng
persons who af,crward took The smallpox was not
fresh from the COW, hat had h.s.u weakened nv
long Transmission through thc human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the Cow, but "hu-
named by maly removes, affords no prutcc-
ton. and may communicate dangerous mal1dic~.
But Dr. Carpenter details many fact- Ia show that
good bovine virus h. free from nearly I'll the oh
jcciions which Gao I've uTgcd-and with fNlOd deaf
ct forcf-lgiinst " humaniked virus.
We are constantly receiving supplit- of 10
VINE inOD-humaniacd VIRUS from de Pom
sylyRni1 Vaccine Company. who hive facilities
mo- surpassed 10y any vaccine firm In The country
for producing reliable Siru, fresh from the COW.
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists,
no 1915 Main street.
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HORsrOgD's AciD PHosPHATR.-fo loss
OF appetite. sleeples-ness, ets. Pamphlet
free. Rumford Chemical Works, Proyi-
dence. X. |.
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peace l. restored and q new protectorate
established in Peru by the United states"
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(tOME BEFORE THEY ARE -

ALL PICKED oVER AND SELECT
YOUR PREsrNTS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
The largest and hno.i line Of GENrLLMEN'S
MAROON. GOAT. -FALSkIN, ALICIA
TOR, VELVET. and CLOTll-EMBEOlDER-
ED-LIPPFRS. and LADIES KID, GOAT, and
BEANER-CLOTII SLIPPERS "a tho city;
SATCHELs, HANDBAGS, GRlP-sACks, nna
RAGLROAD-BAGs, Ia Grain Lesther, rur-
key Morocco aud Rnss,tt Leather.
Just THE THINGS FOR \ PRtSENT.
j. \. GI;lGG-
dc 10 Tenth and Main .srocts.
,rHE MOST SENSIBLE, u1
TIE MOST AGREE NBLE,
TIE MOST APPROPRIATE,
CHRISTMAS PEHENT
Tor lady or gentleman j. pair OF
NICE FINE SLIPPERS
Inc largest assortment ever -ho"n IN Tho city, at
price that win a>toul-h you-
BOOTS AND >IIOEs
Ia cndl,-- variety tor every bo1yus
4. l.. ~IEGEL'S.
CT. sIEGEL'%
4. l.. sIEGEL'e,
d,s AL Brsh -lircl.
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ArII.WAt-kEE.

MILWAUKEE,. December I3.--Fiour duh and un-
changed. Wheat strong and tending upward
No. 2 Milwaukee hard. rl.37; soft cash and De-
cember. s1.33: Jinu,ry. sl.27k. Corn irTner
No. .. Gle. Oats quiet aud unchanged: No. =.
4sc. Rye dropping: No. l, 97c. harley firm
No. . spring, t1Ac. Provisions steady. Mc~~-
pork. sl6.7J cash and December. sl6.sO JAM
nary. Lnrd-Prime stram-fl OBS. cash aud Ds-
cembcr. 81 January. Hog, 45.70@46-20.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December 13.-Fiour steady aud IN
changed. Wheat IN fair demand and hiehr: NO.
Chicago spring. ~ 27@ sl.z7. cash, sl.2T DE
cenher: No. Chicago spring. s1.l2f. Corn
moderately active and higher; 6pi.@6Ic. cash.
60S@ soc. December. G0s@6 sic. Janasry. Dab.
steady and IA fair demand, 46ac. cash, 1910;
46ic. December. Rye steady aud unchanged
Barley dull and lower ~ si.02M:1 OBJ. Dressed
hogs active but not quoiably higher NJ $4,000
~. Pork moderately active and higher: 1880
ASH cash and December; si6.s7Ntde l 500 jan
mry. Lard Ia fair demand aud higher: slO,90p.
FL cash and December, sil.12- January. Bur-
meats easier: shoulders $40: short rib. Hs.sJ I.
short clear, 1913. Whiskey siesdy and un-
changed.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW lORk, December l3.--Cotspn-Net re-
c.ipts' l.s52 bales; gro.s; 3,7s0 bales Futures
closed quiet and ,setdy sales. $4,000 bsles; De
Sl2.l2; February. sl2.32@sI2.S3: March
$l2.5l@el2.52; April. sl2.6smsl2 80. NAV,
sl2.SlMsf2.s2: June. sl2.92asl2.oB: July
sIS.O2aSl3.03: August. sl3.l2nsi3.iS: sep
tembcr si2.i4afl2.4j Octolsr, etI.l7n,
r1l.lS: November. 81 i.57HslI5S
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DRUGs. MEDICINES. &c.

ERESH VACCINE VIRUS BONlNE).
Il pure AMI healthy.
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
de- li-2tf sixth and Broad streets.
nISiNFECTANTS ( alvert's English
~ Cnrboiic Acid. Carbolate Of Limo, GirOndin
Disinfcctant. Chloride OF Lime CaibOlic Soap for
laundry purpose, Carbolic Su0p for tllr toilet.
Sold hy l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
lie l4-?t@ sixth and Broad stnccis.
V'HE BEST COUGH AND GENERAL
Il CONDITION POWDERS for boycs and
mules" our Hone Powders
dc li-2tf l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
A GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPuTuE-
n RIA, TlPlIOID-FENtE, AZ.
BLNIR'S CItLORAL TIiYMOL rROPDYLAC-
Tie AND DlSINFECTANT
dcstroy- the gssms Of contagious disa,Tp I'm sc-
cordance " Ga .he latest teachings OF science. IT.
Use l. simple. harmless. and agreeable. IL /, EN-
ployel by some OF our ablcst physicians
Prcpardby }. BLAIR,
corner Broad aud Ninth ,trrc,s.
Price, zoe n bottle. nos
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No III ilBtt.

NJ III
Having determined tO makea change M our bu-i-
nee. We win for III" MINT SIXTY DAYS ell our
entire stock Of BOOT~. SHOES. TRUShr. &c-.
Hr. Al AID BELOW sO~T FOR CASH ONLY. 1bO-.'
dc.irinx brrxtin- viii 40 well Ia cal ~ once.
Al Iariio. indebted 10 this hrm will pi.a-c call
and settle. j. VI. IliOMPnoN & CO.
no 2O-2m BIB ..lst Br,ad street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. Sc.

THE LEADERS Kj
4
FINE SLIPPERS.
SHOES TRUNKS.
aud -ATCIIEIS
for Christmas trsis.
SPENCE. HIEB n GO.
de Il so Broni etnCt.
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BALTIMORE.

BAfTIH0Er. December l3.-Nirdlla g. de-
erred IT,: cOn-o'-. 10: -rDnd ~eri,~- 4O4 4.
.t-,s.. couJ-,n-. - new lO-lO'-.f4. Bidb-,il
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ST. Louis December lS.-flour duh aud un-
changed Wheat very slow, hut betirr Tor ol'-
tiOns: cash lower; M. 2 rel fall, >l.3ik es-ll'
sI37k January. Coril--(a,h lower; option. bet
Ter: Bltc. cash, G4sr. January. Oat- slow; fIEc
cash, 47i.c. December and Jsru1r. Pr,Ns-ion'
very duh. Whisky, >l.lO.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

R.& WEIR. va Vito
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17

~ sxwn 49, -
ezA on3 Elsn &C. sen along
e I. $500 n..9,s n..ae..s 49, 49, sAaAA.Ne
~ 4 y $3.50 49, ~ aAaa sa@ 'l@es -
se1p'ss.-e '+.''s $3.50 1919 - ~ ~
-. ns...s - - = A''' sssa'. go 80 'AsS
= 'st 49,
10y .sA II 20 .1s soss 1atsss
3, 3, ne Ing = tes P1A- =
.sn ~'.'ss, ana tals e1n r. o1
II - - z...esi ..''ss : aAasn sosk
e1aaaaiAy INTO ne okeaoer waters
eolieense y .arGe Rsas lore leaF-
sn = ne AaAk - zzsrs nome
81 80 Ocs.n
- eseEy - t.'slk zisse ~
are Preyea 7 - = otnek ID
nIu Ans tIesllnP a1an L sAfoa4 tnAt tna
AcA9ols q sAyiofs n9t ~ msns.on sK9EEA
aaa mac.erei' wnich annually cong
INTO our Dsy ana raFerss are attracted
hi.nef ~ THESE nsn.
Ai.er running tne gauntlet n thR
eaEly "a, q me sea' tney are theEe
paIsuso ~ sne 1iae hsn' maekereig
~. pols ana osher enemies whose
Pflne'pa. sE1sis.ance they furnish. and
nothing put their extraordinary fecun-
es.y eoula preserve them rom destEue-
Ton lfo1 tnese causes alone Wifhin
me last rev years 2 new enemy has
apeared, more destructive than all Ct
these combined, and Unless some means
are adopted for their protection, il
VIII not ce long before the ale wife
will be practically exterminated in our
waters, and with them the fish which
seek them Tor lo0d
we refer % what are called fish
guano factories put which are really
manufacturers Of "Menhadsn Oil.
for some years these establishments
nave been WORKING aiong the coast
Win steam vessels supplied with purse
nsss " wnicn wnoie schools are taken
2. one hasi, IN deep water, whiie
along the shores enormous selnes and
pound nets are nsea which not only
destroyed me ale wives, but ineIden-
1al.y; q4antisiss q otner nsh, Al q
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Go.

Died, Nov. 18Th, BERTHA NAY, eldest
daughter Of BENZ. and Annie u. Foxweil, aged
years, IL months and days. Suffer title
children % come unto me and forbid them
not, Cor. Of such 10 the Kingdom Of God.
Suddenly, on Nov. 18th, of Paralysis Of the
heart, at Savona, the residence Of hFs. E. @.
Hayden. near Chaptico, ELIZA +. relica oftle
late Jno. A. Burroughs Of Chas. Co., in the
73Ed year Of her age.
At The residence q is Father In this dis
trict, on the 9Th insa., HARRY STANCE,
aged about years.
10 Baltimore, on he ssnd uluO, JANE
TARLTON.
A raFecharacier, auHnusnai young woman,
q model maiden. 70 disinclined to be heard OF
seen, yet 50 well timed in activity and 50 in
domitably constant when Fsal occasion requi-
red II, nIodestly reserved and courteous while
away from home, alieslionaie, demonstrating,
industrious when taking the plase Of her dead
mother among her orphan hrn1heEa and sis
ters; whether at home OF ahroad, devosedlg
pious, 50 that she was spoken ofeven By those
who had never met her as the Remarkably
pious g.-l." Such was our Jane, and she was
even more, for there were indescrihahle quail
titles in her that belonged more 10 heaven than
earth, = thousand exquisisely delicate little
''ways' BY which ehe won The lore and adj
miEaiion Of old and young. Her unaffected
and genuine piety was noteworthy. Al the
timely hour Of six every day, even when there
was company, she found an excuse 10 keen
her engagement with God In private prayer
and the last words she spoke were most fitting
", q prayer. She was xealous il giving re-
liaious distraction 20 children and ignorant
adults. II had been her wish for several years
20 eonsecrate her life entirely to God and bis
poor by entering q religious order, bat she
was retained &C home b. Q mere fmmediaie
call Of duty. Sill she longed for = mere re-
collected life and 20 give herself all TO God !:
and God In bis wisdom has taken her from
us--saken heralI 10 Himself. Asa sweet aow-
e. that Is removed leaves the place IN which
Il was before, 6lled with its fragrance, so has
this holy and spotless flower leif rs the ulem-
oFy her example, Of heF gentle mannere, her
daif1nI spirit her blameless and ferFens life.
Requieseat In paeel Amen.
On the 10th inst, M the 60. Mary d Female
Seminary, of which Institution ahe MAS prin-
cipni, JEANNETTE KLRANOR BRIECOE.
wife &C James Richard Thomas and secnnd
daughter Of DR. Walter III. BEiscoe. in tie Ash
year OF her age.
She has pasatd away suddeaiy. from our
nidsl, and though words can but fainfly des-
erihe the sorrow 81 our hearts. deep feelings
nlnss hare some rent foz their expression. AZ
6anrhscr, vie. mother and ffiend, she was
uneQualIed Talented. yel unaasnming, relf-
eions, yei eheerfnl, literal. yet iudieions, her
character Was combustion q ihe mosl en-
dearing qualities Ne ward Of nnkindness or
deimeiion ever passsd Aev lips nor did she
Ike most people, c0nfne her aaeelIon e Der
own hmily circle, efwkieh she rs ihe idol;
nn Ghe oonlrmFr, ths iasnres1 - hA Il the
wels;mn of Others knew 10 hnnnd&. aaA MABy
. heart has been gladdsnea ~ - honnsys
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-17


NEW HoAK-heitheF party -
elected lia entire State ticket, % e.
. the ineulnplase returns show. Mr.
Carr the Republican candidate for
Secretary Of State j. elected b about
AO plurality over Purcell Max
wei, Democrat, for State Treasurer,
defeats hnsted' Republican. By about
lOut0 majority. The figures are in
suiiicisn1 on the rest Of the State tick
= % indicate re result Each party
claims the election Of its ticket BY g.
w. The eilleial count viii be me-
ceasary y 6aSermine The result. Tie
masoNky ~ probably p only few
nano tNEF way. Both branches
q 'R A' IRE, which had . Re
puoiics ~ on joint ballot last
year OF carried BY the Demo-
Gratis BY E 81 majority
NEW JERsET.-The contest IN New
Jersey was over members Of the Leg
isiature. The result u z small Re-
publican gain. The last Senate stood
y Republicans to . Democrats. The
next one viii be Is Republicans to 8
Democrats. The Assembly win be
slightly Democratic.
CoNNEcTIcUr.-The Republicans
elected 10 OF IA Senator's voted for
tuesday, giving them II ofthe "a SEN
ators. Last year the Senate stood l6tO
.. This year there are three new dis
tricts. The House stands l49 Repub-
licnsa to 80 Democrats and Green
back. Last year it stood Republicans
lo6, Democrats 81. Greenback l.
MINEEsoTA.-A Governor and 9TH
or State officers were chosen. Indi-
cations point to the election Of the
Republican ticket BY a small MAORI
MAssAcHUsETTs.-A fullState tick
ct was chosen. Very little interest was
manifested in the election. The Re-
pubilcans have a majority Of about
NOO0-
MIssIssIPPI.-A Governor and 9TH
er State officers were voted for. LOwy,
Democrat, and his entire ticket are
elected by 10000 majority.
NEBRASKA Supreme Judge and
Regents Of the University were the
only officers voted for. A very light
vote was Polled. The Republicans
have carried the State by . small ma
N0NsNNW