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amneements Co. Might.


Aspyy's ARK THEATRE" Jane Eyre
R,you OPrR. RoUsE--"Patlence'
fS1SNFII's MUSEUM.
DAYS THEArIE-2 and s." Monkind
F,rru AyySr-F THrArRE-" Nine rArchiduc."
GRAM OPERA House, "Olivett3." r." Miss Mutton "
HAvEnLY's 14rn STREET THEATRE aud s" Chsra''
HrsprrsoN's STANDARD THEATRE-" Daughter OF the
Nile"
METRoPoLlTAS ALCAzAR-" OhYetIe
-EIpIo's GARDEN-2 and s." Lights o London
THEATRE CONIQUE-"Thc BlacRhird."
UNION SQUARE THEATRE" This Black Flag"
WALL ,CK's THF ATRr-" Taken From Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

awe publish this morning the names Of delegates
to the Republican State Convention from tins
city. 1t will be seen thar the members OF the as
trict associations turned ont bravely, ana ana
their work with cheerful obedience. The men Sc
lected TO &c to Saratoga generally are the
professional delegates who appear on the
surface every year. The leaders are
all there: Mike" Cregan, Barney Blgin,
"Jake" Hess, mike" Burns, Johnny
O'Brien, and SO on through the well known
list Dat OF the ~ delegates chosen, 90 VIII luis
clEimcdvoto for the Administration candidate
hut ONLY those from the XNllld are instructed
for Mr.. Folger. The other twelve are for Mr.
Cornell and practically ale instructed Tor INN.
The voting passed of quietly. Only in the AAllld
District was there any hitch in the machinery
Charges were made there that the officers VINO
guarded the voting were guilty OF fraud ana
mfainess. Appearances sustain the accnscrs
--one of the inspectors was Il man who pleaucu
guilty, not q great while ago, to a charge OF
violating the Federal laws when he was acllhS
as inspector of elections in 1850.
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case They seem to have been continually
harassed by corrupt offers. 1t is great pity
that we cannot believe that they were all bribe-
proof. If they had been locked up during the
trial, their peace of nina would not have been
so much disturbed, and they would have come
ont of their trouble pnspotted. Mr.. Dickson
charges ought to he investigated. He mentions
names and dates, and says he has documentary
evidence. Let us have the whole thing out.
For more than one reason, nobody will believe
for an instant that any officer of the Govern
mcnt tried to bride anybody to secure
conviction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

TRYING THE pooH.PooH roll Y

There never was such oanNIsSel ~ Suo. I'LL
for no votes al me neOpr o. PcunsA wanna - "'
hray,r Iut with al his gong ani coming r '' , r..
see what othcs people see In his interview W'"
r,trs nf Two of auv papers he VNprys,,- i't -
an,aainncf in his succfss lie has not found any II
reaucnts to speak oi aud in so'ne Comb pc
t,urd amy The Ieutlh seems resolved ~ ''''' y
~, th n;,h pooh policy To tac eud ol .hc canvass
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READY TO rrrrpIArE ruE DEMOCRACY.

II is hard for the Democrats III tn, " IN. .,
slppi Valley and the Southwest t. d-,oN ' No-'l-
rn,,mnn Interest Nltu their nanr-aArs J" ..rt.. 20
,'t Wat vili urove matter ~ tt' mr.. ' ,,,ns
to the Mis-issppi Valley il dcn""nSe" S' not .c.gy
ol t'v N1 , a ne STAR loutc frauds as they al' III M
passage OF the River and hsr9or ol r 50 W. ia
amount Appropriated I'D ,"' "''' ,,v oclr 90 ANT
otnS Min he Northeastern crowd W. ,i u,' ysa-
senator uoar and o. der tpn", ~, ,vtrf Cox aAd
nthrr democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

;o, nlsnf,ch 10 me enc. nat toAn'e' wa
In.t WINTER a StalNart, eN- IlaIl 7, KEN
l',H' = ~ t'pl ,,tor OF Internal Revenue a. ut Il
I' d'ztrict Al unN rate, DC huuE @tonut~ 49,. con
tSc Sion OF Congress WAS CLOSING, whvm ~ I'm hi- en
~ l..uite some compromising epl'' I'' a., a. prove
,,t Nr Snermsu used IN executive ,r,e,at 10
Mll.n " T. aJ ssid about tue mans being tuEA'V"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

u is to be regretted that the troubles in the
team of American rAemen should occur at
any time; but it is most unfortunate that they
have been made public now. All complaints
should have been held back until after the
match, at least. Such dsagreements as those
of Yesterday are simply disgTaceful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

Bad news is said to travel fast. But the
fact that the Edmunds law is in force in Utah
and that the days of poygamy are numbered
does not seem to have spread abroad widely.
Over 600 ncwly-fedged Latter Day Saints
have just arrived from Europe. Half of them
are from England, where the classes from
which they come ought to know better 10y this
time.
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It may now occur to Uncle Scion ChaSe' OF
Maine that the time has arrived when lie ought
to retire from craftsmanship.

II may now occur to Uncle Scion Chase, OF
Maine, that the time has arrived when he ought
permanently to retire from craftsmanship
Erastus Corning is leading candidate for Gov
ernor on the Democratic side. The SAID Corning
backed Kelly in 1870. Now suppose Just suppose
that the Corning crowd gaining the upper hand at
srracuse should exclude every Tilden delegate
from Ncw-York from the Convention just as the
Tdcn crowd last year in virtue of having the upper
hand excluded every Kelly delegate from the
Albany Convention What perfectly narrowing
example of turn about being fair play that would
be-
# is surprising to sec how little interest tho
Democratic newspapers OF this state take IN The
returns FROM Maine.
Wanted. The Democratic State Committee will
nav the highest cash price for 100000 pounds OF
extra sweet tafy. Must be delivered i'm goOd order
st the Headquarters OF the Iammany delegates at
Syracuse early on tie morning of September Il.
Address Daniel Manning. Chairman Of the Com
mittcr. at Albany. mclosng sample OF the taily
which il Is proposed to furnish Samples may also
be sent to ;. J. TIlden. Ncw-Iork. The Com
mittee reserve the right to reject all the bids IN
case the Tammany delegates are rejected Ivy the
Convention.
The late General T. :. Sanford who was buried
Yesterday after simple but touching ceremonies
conducted among his friends and ncighbors in
BROOKLYN. was a man of more real worth and note
than many who have made great noise in the
world lie was first an upright aud sagaciouS
brsiness man. singularly successful IN large cid
lie conquered his political prejudices' and in a
po,ition of the most absolutely confidential
character gave to the Government faithful
and valuable service throughout the War OF the Re
bellion, winning in daily intercourse the regard
and uu0Ucsionng trust of Secretary Stanton and
President Lincoln He was the only man ever
heard of In the history of modern war who could
srunrcss or modify the dispatches OF the army cor
resoondents and yet retain the respect and good
will of the press He was Il man of fine literary
tastes. with fondncss for collecting good
md rare books, and with ample means
to crafty it, He was true friend, generous as he
was honorable, a genial companion, full Of wit, and
covering many an un.eldsh good deed under the
veil of a Joke His death takes one more from
the fast-thunng ranks OF those who, during the
war; reelected nor upon the oil Ter school of Ne w
York business men.
Mr.. john Cessna, who yearns to SEQ Beaver
elected remarks: 81 think the situation IN the
Republican party of Pennsylvania is grave cnoueh
to call for very careful management Yes. Mir.
Cessna recalls DR.. Holiness katydid, seeing that
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A rare chance is offered to poor persons
70 provide themselves with luxurious
homes. The managers of a new line OF boats
on the Hudson announce that they "ill carry
passengers to Albany for ten cents each, and
furnish the other cOnvenences of life Oh the
Same basis-next TO nothing. Decidedly 1t
will be cheaper to travel than TO stay al home.
Persons of limited means may do well to take
I'D permanent residence aboard, and thus
spend their time on floating palaces. The
experiment will be watched with interest not
so much to see how it viii fail, but to
tDd out what the real object of il is.
Apparently the Star Route Jurors had harder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-13

Another judicial and judiciOus decision
against unnecessary expense in burying the
dead Is recorded An executor who spent $500
for black horses and noddng pmnes at the
funeral of bankrupt who died in Il tenement
house. will have to pay 1915 of the bill ont of
his own pocket When no creditor is deirauded
a costly funeral is uncalled for; and when
there is not money enough to pay the dead
mans debts, It is dishonest.
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The dispatches from Egypt say that a gen
eral advance upon AIabis lines has been
dered Immediately. For that reason many
people will not believe that one is intended
lust now. 1t would be a new thing for Cen
eral Wolscley to tell the correspondents what
he was going to do. When the feet set sail
from Alexandria he actually deceived them.
There may be general activity all along the
English lines for II short time even if 10 bat
tie is fought to-day OF tomorrow. Ii General
Wolseley wanted to keep Arab occupied while
the force from Suez crept upon Caro-, he might
adopt these tactics.
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Apparently the Star Route Jurors had harder
time than any other persons connected with the
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Mr.. john Cessna, who yearns to sec Beaver
elected. remarks: 81 think the situation I'm the
Republican party of Pennsyl vanial is grave enoueh
to call for very careful manage ment.' Yes. Mr.
Cessna recalls DR.. Holiness katydid, seeing that
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Bettilg On Elections.

N8-fhe attention OF persons. who are al
WAYS Ia tile halit of enforcing their opinions
AMEN lie reSall ri elections. by proposing IL
BET IS called 70 the following seeIisn OF arti-
Gle g. Il The code Of Pubic Laws OF this
State:
..l6. No person shall make any let or wa-
ger ON The result OF ANY election 10 take plncc
Ia this Stste.
al. Any person offending against ahc prt-
rrding section, shall be liable to indicimsui
in The Circuit courts. II the uiTence he COM
United in ans county, or IN Crimipal court al
yMliimorr, Hnd ON conviction shall be iinesl
not less that fiiiy nor more than iire hundred
dol airs, to be luid 20 the Stale for the usc ..
the School fund.
As Every deposit Of money in any part
Of tine State, ms - wager or bet upon The estc-
,ions in this State or elsewhere. shall he fur
ieiiea and paid over 10 the CUnniy Commits
sioners ut tie county where dep ssited 'or the
use Of the county; and IL deposited in the its
OF Isai,imorr, to tie MAJOR and City Coan-
CD"
WM. ]. WATHEN.
Sheriff Vt 81. Mary's county.
Oct s lss2-Ie,
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there was no division Of opinion On the
subject oFshe Judgsbip. Col. ]. Parran
crsne beingihe unanimeus choice Of
lie Convention. and there i scarcely !
question that he viii b. named
b. the body which meets IL Leon
ardlown Oh Tuesday next 10 nom
inate ! candidate for Judge. The
present outlook il that Mr.. II. d.
1EoIlon, Of Howard, will lie the re-
lnl Iican- nominee Tor Congress. We
lad supposed that Mr. Widdicombe,
81 Prince Georges. would hass been
he choice Of the republieans Of St.
Mary's FOR this position but the dele
gates from this county to the An
iaI oils Convention are believed to be
for Dir. HoItoh. The most signif-
can't thing that occurred in the pro-
seedlings a Tuesday ) Convention was
the reception which the resolutions
endorsing President Arthur and con-
rlimenting Mr.. CresweIl met with
They developed 50 much opposition
thatthpy had 10 Be withdrawn. What
connection, If any, this las with Con-
gseaiohaI or other district issues. we
are a ureeent unahIe ia state. but Il
evidently signilies some sort Of do
sDessie difference . republican
ranks
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and Dan1. o. Barnes Is temporary
Secretary.
On motion Of Dir. BIain each dele
gallon was empowered to name one
member t. acl - COMMITTEES on Gre
denlials. The following gentlemen
we're selected q the Committee. 1t
dist. John Catay; 2ud Do. Rand. Whal-
en; 3rd do, A. ] BIain; 4sh DO, Rich.
Winters 9Th do. jas. II. Handy; 9Th
do. John n. Graves 7th do, Geo.
Maddox; 9Th DO, John H Butler.
The Committee retired and after 4
long absence reported AIr. John \.
Graves a. President, VIM. +. Hall,
Vice President. Danl o. Barnes, Sec
Rotary, and the following gentlemen
. delegates:
First district. John L. Milbnrn, L.
NJ Rollins. Nicholas Biucoe, Danl. o.
Barnes. Jno. Cajay.
Second district, Jno. n. Lawrence
Moses Chapman, Thos. Briscoe, r n
delphi Whalen. Jno. Mason.
Third district. Robert A. Abel,
VIM. F. Hall. Wm. n. Carberry, Leo
Stevens. a. ]. Blaine.
Fourth district, Oswald Platter,
Thos. Mills. VIM. c. Love, Richard
Winters, Jno. F. Ching.
Fifth district. Alexander Needy,
JnO. NJ Holly. JAS. Handy. JDO. Z.
ReintzeIl, Charles Holly.
Sixth district, Jno. n. Graves, Gus
tavus Brown, Jno. L. Thomas, VIM.
H Deane. Jno. H. Branson.
9Th district, Geo. C. Maddox, Jas.
Clarke. Jas. r. Adams. Jas. Young,
Benedict. Butler.
Eighth district. Jno H. Dntier
JAS. E. jackson, Jas. Gordon, Vim.
+. Ford, Jas. N. Leach,
Nominations for the Congressional
Convention being in order, the names
Of Judge Jno. L. Lilbnrn, F. n.
Holmes and Richd. Winters were
placed before the Convention and
unanimously elected. wv. Tippett,
j. III. Alvey and Jas. III. Morgan were
chosen alternates.
Nominations for Delegates to the
Judicial Convention being next in or
der, Col. Jos. s. Allston, Henry Car
berry and Geo. L. Maddox were unan-
ilnously elected delegates. L. II.
Cauter. Jno. Cajay and w. F. Hall
were chosen alternates.
Mr.. L. n. Rollins introduced the
following Resolution:
We tic Republicans Of 81. Mary's eounty
| in ConFvniiOn assembled, do most heartffs
endorse President Arthur and his Administer
| si0n. And ne weAre free from BOes rule and
Half Breed dieiaiion we are IN lull accord with
one Of slaryIand' h1e0red sons of whom il has
been justly said the low Of SANDER had been
bent, bnI from srh0se stainless 6rmor the
arrow Of malice bad fallen harmlezs. refer
70 J A. J. Crcswell.
This Resolution having provoked
considerable discussion was finally
Withdrawn without being brought to a
vote. On motion the Convention ad-
ljodrned.
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MM.
ahsk f1.en T TIzs roras !. is7l..s8 s..
ansent n her rlsnrncier. A. which vonr
orsr-refi ned sense 81 honor Fser; S with
dispnak. revealed iteelf2 snraIr that
Isn't frne
no. that isn't exactly frae. bnf
don't YOU know tlsat III women ars
alike-aH faIee aud deeestfaI win.
seal and csnrse;oua. rnftle 80 ME-
IasslIne. Won donsk nlwavs know
wlIaf In hidlsn heueali, fhessa asr'er-
Zeal eharsae Van cart eae tl,s rel
rs.armsser fi,af l,yl.a i,shsrd 49, r.~s.
- & false banos and henssth &c
false color fhat r s ifaaIf Il 60
= r,as..I,es - a.sk eI.s~ir rs~e.ss.I;-'.
lie ;nsl.mras;o. fss,.e5 - 80 80.
near rror;nitv e aorne hslf Sossr
raesonstn b;ses f)flar w;ll fha4 ,sl,;.b
go eors;sa~s9 800, s.~.. 49,
xs,sn 80, Esvsnere.s,ssr5 h.v<-.5 -.
snrnr6.;al s;,~sl ,sr..ve ), X ~ - -.
81 worshle.s &c. 4 ,.s,.-.,s r-;-.5
! I;ka a. Arr;l aav -, lrro. 80, 49,
when - exneet fa;r .rseafberor ssorrnv
One moment Won NAV l. haslkino n
the sursline II Ter favor and tie ,3exlt.
without the least warning or any arr
parent cause ION nav = shiveria,o
beneath the lev slset 81 her sisfavoTg
that freezes YOU 10 the verv heart. II
Is as capricious A. q xane: il changes
with every breeze. Al woman con-
lures ND the most fsncifal wrongs aud
lays the cause Of them upon the most
innocent person. She will quarrel
with Won and hate me because | know
il. If che tells ycu secret and Won
divulge it to me, she viii throw more
blame on me for bearing itthan on
You for telling Il. She viii never ad-
nit a vice in one she loves (if indeed
she ever loves) or virtue in one she
hates. / don't believe, however, that
] a woman ever really loves when she
1 forms an attachment to . mar, it i
from sbitsful prejudice. because
somebody else dislikes him. This Is
the opinion that have been led to
form of women, and it is a correct
one. You can never expect to find
any sincerity in any Of them; they
are all hypocrisy and falsehood."
lyon are the last person on earth
from whom / expected to hear such
reasoning as that-aou whom / thought
month ago would have laid down
your life for Miss. But yon have
not vet given me q reason for your
sudden change from the arnorous GAL
liant to the stoical nisogynist."
II am sensible of having undergone
no great change. / was allured 6y a
dazzling exterior as moth by can
die. and only became aware Of the
real character of the object around
which / futtered when my wings
were scorched by the fame.
well. YOU don't mean to say that
you have stopped going to see Miss
-, and don't intend to 20 back
again ?"
"That is just what do say, and
mean it too"
aAlh vOn dNnf moan N IAN ara
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-05

nhMOcRATIc CoNyEsrIoE.-The
Demoeralic Convention assembled in
Edoshrltown on Saturday last At 8
o'clock. P. n. The meeting Was
called to order By DR.. r A. Lynch or
80 Central Committee, who stated
the object for which the Convention
had been convened, and expressed the
hope that the deliberations of the
body would be harmonious.
DR.. R. II. Blackstone Of the sew
enth district was made temporary
chairman and Charles j. FoxweIl
.of the second. Temporary secreta-
r. A COMMITTEES o. one from each
district was appointed to report on
permanent Organizatiep and the Gre
dentiais Of members. The committee
after . shoEt recess reported for per-
nent chairman, DR.. r. P. BIakis-
soae. for permanent secretary. Chas.
], Fozwell. The ssllowisg gentlemen
were declared entitled to seats as
delegates freiiF their respective dis
sfscis.
FrO6 sha Iat district ]. @ LiIburn,
J. 7. TarltOn, WI. haley. 1T
Bronze. Jaa. I,oker II Sn,;th r..
kaardson. James Tnstoas. Richard
Abel. j. B. Mickey
Second dislrict. J. g. Bean, Ephraim
Chesssr. ]. D. eker W. X. Watts,
Chas- Polnsfoi olhoron Ridgel, G..
J. FoxwtlI. III shadrioh. " H
ISppiit. ]. B. Gardiner.
Third district. r. L. Harrison. J
]. Cough G. n. Norris, AZ IS. Davis.
VIC. Drury, W. T. L. Raley. Ion.
A. Jarboe. Enders LathSam, 9. w.
GoldsbOrough, ir.. ]. E. Heard.
Fourth district. Geo. r. Garner,
". n. Corcoran. G. E. MattinaIey. ].
H. Parsons, ]. J. Mattingley, G. j.
Russell, R, B. Tippist. J. j. Alvey.
Z. Z. Burch, X. T. Barber.
Fifth district, DR.. VIM. r. Barker.
K I. CoPsey. H. E. Higgs, R. T
Bnreh' !. ). King. ]. F. Ward. II. c.
Adams, }. i. Jones, Ferdinand Burch
Spencer Harrison.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-05

ST. CLENEET's BAY, Oct. 2, 1882.
Messrs. Editors Since my last,
we have had what may be termed a
second food. I alnenptnraily cnrious
and fond Of seeing trsosdinary
sights. but / have no re to see a
nearer approach TO a neral de-
luge than the late rainfall It's
needless for me to cay anytiiing
about the results Of the Storm, a. YOU
have already been informed Of the
extent Of the damage in this section.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-05

In The Circuit Court forS,. Ns,,,,
sitting Ne Court Of Toui,r
No. 5tsN. +.
ORDERED this seth day If Sen, -.
~ that the Auditors Report. sI.a; -
ranse lse ratified aud confirmed. ppls., ! ~
70 shecontrarv be shown on or htI, - - J,
Monday ofOct., 1882; provided =
this order he published In the 81. Na,,,s ~
cos, once week for three surees.iy, NJ -
prior to the said 4,h Monday Of Ilr,,l''' "a
J. FRANK FORD
- CLERK.
J. FRANK FORD
- a. 49, Clerk.
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cnArTER lal.

CHATTER ISL:
an ACT prohihising the sale Of SpiFitrens
or Fermeaiea Liquors In the srveral conu-
si.s os the Stale On she dav of elertion.
Sarstnx 4. ~ Il enacted hy the General
Assembly Il Maryland, That Il shall ns.l hs
faufaI fnr Ire keeper of any hniei. taterns
store. dris hing establishment. of place where
liunors are sid. OF for any pcrsun or iscFsslass
directly OF indircciiy. 70 soaI, barter, give Or
sIiepoae al any sg,ritnous or irrmensed liquors.
sle or bcer. or infexirafing drinks OF any
kind. on the DAYS of election laereaiirr 20 &c
he,fl IL the srrerai counties ~ tiiss Stste.
Snc. z. Be Il enaeied, That ans person
violating the provisions Of this Act siali he
lial.ie 10 indirin eni Nv the grand jury OF the
coanty where the offence u eusni1ills d aud
shaIl. ann ronvirsion lefare any judge II
any o. The circuit courts az mis- Stale. be tined
4 sum q noi les thaa hfss do lars nur more
than one hnnascsl dullRis iDs rsach and every
olErnse- hall The ine shall bee paid the ia
fsrsner. the other hail 10 the coaufy eomnlis-
,ioness. for tue use Of puidir rtaAs
Nm ] MATHEW,
Sheriff Of 50. Mary county.
Oct s, lss3--te-
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viii leave Pier 9. Ligh. Street, every Srn-
dav nigh: al ., p. m, for the Patuxent Riv-
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Returning, will leave Bristol at II, m, on
Monday aud Milestone at 6, p. w.. for Balti-
more, calling az no RhaFVes brl"w Leitch's.
except when signaled from whsrves on the
river for Passengers and perIshai'le Freight.
Freight received on saturday nc Pier 8
Light STREET.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Ageat.
Office, ia LightSt.
Oct .. 1882.
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ences will be required.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-05
PUBLIC SALE
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Personal Property.

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following property 10 the hirhrS i ~, q
fnsh, via ''aatE /
a Gray IIorse, Mill.
0S-- Gov, 10 logs. ; siae,s ~
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Furniture, ikay Mare. Ruesv ! - ~.
Farming implements, I Crop - "sse'
Crap Of CeAn, Kitchen Furui,r,. '0sasfl
evsnmence At o clock. Ry o,SeE sac
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J. A. TreKER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-05
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viii leave Pier 8, Light Street, every
SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY NJ 9 30, a.
m, for Fair Haven. Plum Point, Govern
or's Run and Patuxent River as far up as
Benedict.
Rstursing. viii leave Benedict every Mon
dAy and Thursday at 8, a. IN, Milestone
Handing at 10, a. m, Plum Point at l, p.
m. and Fair Haven at 2'3O, p. N. for Bal
timore.
Freight received at Pier Light Street
Tuesdays and Fridays until 5, Pm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-10-05
NOTICE
To EHodcl Keepers, and nj
oshrr. who deal in E.iqnors,

ear she information az Al persons concern
"A thm ALLOWING Act Of abe Isrgisla gre,
s.sssrd Nasrh 2ssh, 1855. i puhl:sae1