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WASH. u. WILLIAMS,
FRANCIS p. B. SANDS, Trustees.
al-d&ts 4S6 Louisiana avenue
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ KEAi, Estate ON INDIANA AVENUE, NEAR

Il NhANCfk1 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE ON INDIANA AVENUE NEAR
CITY HALL.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theSs,
Dstrct OF C0lumb passed i'll the If Torbeit
v. Iorbert ct al, No. s9l, Eq, Doc ~ the under Aa
signed Trustees viii. on SATURDAY, APRIL FIJI
TENTH, 1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of
the premises offer for sale at auction to the highest
bidder Eart Of lot 20. in square 533, in Washington
city; DC, toeether with the improvements thereon.
Said part OF lot is described by metes bounds as
2O square 533, running thence eastwardly along the
lne Of Indiana avenue twenty five feet thence south
whole depth Of said lot to 80 foot alley in the
Brick House. Rnown az No. 322 Indiana avenue.
Terms OF sale 81. 500 cash, (of which $500 must
be paid on the day of SALE and the residue within one
week thereafter) and the balance in two equal install
nents, At one and two years from. sale. with in
terest to lie secured by deed trust on the
sold II terms of sale not complied 18th in eight
days the Trustees the right to resell at the rsk
and cost Of the defanlting purchaser.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, !
$50 AZ street; [ ,
W. K. DUHAMEL, trustees.
AGO Louisiana avenue, J
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts a4-eod&ds
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MEDICAL. &c.

A BOTTLE OR TWO OF DIR. BROTHERS. IN
"a yixor2tns Cordial viii eure any case of Nervous
Debility. Seminal Emissions and ImDotency, (oss of
sexual power. 1t imparts viSor to the whole system.
700 II street southwest. ms I'm
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THE WILL Of Cornelius j. Vanderbilt gives Mr.
George L. Terry $4,000, and after bequeathing a
few legacies TO relatives leaves him also the resi-
due or the estate.
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CHR. RUPERT.
NOS. 403 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILL
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY,
the cheapest for Beauty Comfort and Durability in the
market
ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROOUET and
LAWN TENNIS. BICYCLES VELOCIPEDES, TRI.
CYCLES. WAGONS. &C.. can be bought at the lowest
manufacturers prices.
al CHR. RUPERT.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucts mon eoS a
NNRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il On ID STREET. BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH GTREE,rE SOIITu WESsr INV

IL ON " SIhEEI, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of thee
District Of Columbia, passed February 10Th 1882 s5
In equity cause No. SO19 docket ~, wherein Alberta
Winneid Is complainant and Elizabeth Winfield and
others are defendants. and Of amended decree
Passed il said cause On March soth 1882 the
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. THE TWELFTH
DDA4 OF APRIL. A. D., 1882, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following described real estate
70 W P. the sir Of District q
corded subdyison Of lot In square two hundred and
ninety 97 beginning at the southeast corner of
said lot ence north ninety-six 96) feet thence west
co feet: thence south ninety (96) feet
together with the improvements thereon e
Terms Of sale: One-tbir of the purchase money
Cash the balance IN equal payments in six and twelve
months after the day OF sale with interest thereon from
such cay and to he secured BY deed Of trust the
day OF sale Gnlcss terms Of sale with
within seven days after the day Of sale the Property
VIII be resd after ten days advertisement at the risk
and cost OF the defaaitsng purchaser All oonveyancng
at purchasers cost
JOHN. =. THOMPSON. Trustee,
,~,-~ sos ID street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucttoneers. m3l-dGds
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EfOUND fHE PLACE-Ir PAYS EVERY LADY d
y per cent -Refore purchasing hrsf-class ParasoSs
Inbreilas silks Sstinss veyets. Czshnaeres Ac- tc
hscp e TO and ia 7th street. mo
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The Spring Running Races.

The Spring Running Races.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE INAUGURAL MEETING OF TIE
JOCKEY CLUB.
The list OF entries for the handicap and the stake
races at the inaugural meeting OF the National
Jockey Club have closed with the following nom-
nations: The national handicap, for all ages, II.
miles: Cape Clear, Barney Lyon, Brfdecake, Rob
Roy, Keno, Drogheda, Valparaiso. Spark, Potomac,
Clydt Hail. Gov Vance, Jim Nelson, Glenmore,
Farewell. Crickmore, Col Watson, Wildfire, Ohio
Boy, krupp Gun. Baby, Blue Lodge, Mrs Chubbs,
sweet Home, TelemochuS, Jake " hte, Little But
tercup, Oden, Clarence, Free Gold. Mary Ander-
son, Glance, Imelda, Olive, Aspiration and Emily
r. Youthful stakes, for two year olds, half mile
Joe Cammer, Lottie H., Mrth, Bowies CHI. (. by
Legatee, DufyS Oh. c. by Macaroon, Heloise. An
trim and Eolest Diplomatic stakes for all ages,
~ miles: La Gloria, Clyde Hampton, Barney Lyon,
Glenmore, Crickmore and Telemochus Army and
navy stakes, for three year old, IL miles: Barney
Lyon, La Gloria, Drogheda, Vulcan, Tuscaloosa,
Heck; Joker; Fatima, Free Gold, Glance, Minerva
and Annie +. The Washington Cup, for ali ages,
two miles: Thora, Keno Glenmore and Compen-
sation. Mt. Vernon stakes, for fiies and mares Of
all ages Ia miles: Belle OF the North. Carrie D.,
Laura Glass, Clyda Hail. Infanta, Wildlire, Bowies
Or T. by Catesby, Clara, Sweet Home, Bridecake,
Glance, lMelda, Aspiration and Annie F.
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hR- ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
" LONGEST established specialist in this city with Is
Year. experience, VIII guarantee s diseases of
The Urinary Organs, Nervous and Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions Inpoency (oss of sexual power)
etc Gc1orrhoe1 ana Syphilis positively cured III 10
~ Gays lclsultstoDs strictly confidential. Can be
uied Wednesday, and Saturdays, FROM to D. m
~ MS once, 400 street nJrItiwest. Refers to tia
!e2clise physicians OF Baltimore Main ofce 30 North
1-oNlo sLees- DaiiAnore Md OIL
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W. K. DUHAMEL, Arustees'
AGO Louisiana avenue J
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucts a4-eodkf

SALE .UNUFK DEED OF TRUST OF -FOUR
- SNAIL SNAIL, HOUSES ON FOUR AND HALF
SikEET, BEIWEEN MARYLAND AVENUE
AND STREET SOUTHWEST.
,sy virtue OF deed Of trust dated January 18th. a.
Is!s and recorded in Liber 905. folio 1877, sea- La
OF the land records for the District of Columbia sA
ana by direction OF the parties secured thereby will
oher for SALE at public auction, in front the pre
i Eir on rt SATURDAY 4H1V APRIL EIGHTH 1881 AT
lot a. in square 1884, In Washington. D. c.. fronting "a
feet ON street. running back 145 feet to q 80 loot
alley and improved the front and rear by four
houses, vie ding o good income,
Terms One fourth In cash residue at Six twelve
and eighteen month"; with interest TO be secured by
noses OF purchaser and deed Of trust the property
siUo deposit at sale. terms of sale Complied
with within one week from sae the property may be
resod az purchasers risk and after three {) days
purchasers cost. 'Ae 50
DAVID T. M0ppraON n-,,,...
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A POSITIVE CURE
Without Medicines.
AILAN'S SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIES

AIANS SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIES,
Patented October 16. 1876. One box
No vii cure any case in four days or less.
No; VII cure the most obstinate case. matter Of
bow long standing.
No naisols doses Of c'bebs, copabia oil of sandal
rod that certain 10 produce dyspepsia by esroy
Ing the c11ti,.Ss Of the stomach.
Price 81 % Sold by all druggists. mailed on re-
cept of price For further particulars send for cir
c0iar Z. y. Box l. 533.
J: c: ALLAN CO.. SO John street. New York
f11-tu. n SIN
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NUUNU MEN.
Il IL have failed 10 receive proper treatment In
cases OF Chronic Diseases such Heart Disease Kid
ney C-fli'alnt Nervous Debility. InpoteIey or Pre-
mature Decay Seminal eakIess. Dyspepsia Nervous
exenbL1ty &c, send two stamps fog questions for
sell examination aid cur book
TIE Laws on LIFE HEALTH"
Address Sc retary Medical and Surgical Institute
IA laT Past I5.h strt.. Sery ~
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AUCTION SALES.
Future PAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VNHONAS BOWLING, Auetloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
MYRTLE STREET. SOUTH SIDt; BETWEEN
fIRST AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS.
BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the 10th &
dsy OF June, A D. 1870 and recorded il !ibeT l5 So
folio H. Of the land records q the District a Co -
lumbia. and of a OF the Supreme Court of the
District aforesaid, passed in Fqity :, $50. Doc
Il. substituting the unersi soc trustee under said
deed. Shall at the request 81 the party secured eel st
public sGction. in front Of tho premises, KIDAY,
APRIL FOURTEENTH. 1852, st FIVE O'CLOCK 7.
NJ, lots numbered les. 1t6. l6i, ana leg, in b. f.
GilbeTts subdivision Of square numbered six hundred
and seventy five (G75), ia the city of Washington in
the District aforesaid. The lots viii be offered sepa
rateiy.
Terms Of sale are: ODethird Of the purchase money
in Cass and The in three equal instaments
able twelve and eighteen months after sac with
interest al cash at the ol ton of the purchaser
deposit q S25 viii lie required each lot At the time
Of puTChase I'll convey ct pnrChssers cost If
the shall not be- complied with within one week
from the day OF sale the Trustee the
rese the erty at the risk and cost Of the pur
chaser after i've days notice by advertisement in some
newspaper published in the city OF Washington
ST dSds HENRY G.. THOMAS Trustee.
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NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION,
OUR PARIS AND LONDON IMPORTATION OF
WOOLLENS FOR 0ENTLEMEk'S NEAR.

CECoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND TIN
~ hlghee eanh px1ces paid- Alno Ns$chea Jeuo1rE
Gun4 P1stol2 kc Cal or sddreu HEkx0d SOS ~
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SMALLPOX STATISTIcs.-The national board OF,
health reports that for the week ending April LIST
there was one death from smallpox In the Dstr1c
OF Columbia; 2 deaths and cases I'm Omaha Neb :
l case In Richmond, Ind; 20 deaths In Chicago;
cases and deaths in Richmond. Va; 30 cases
andS deaths in Pittsburg; 1 case In Milwaukee,
Wis and case in Burlington, Iowa
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Morrill,, Kellogg, Mcpherson, Rol-
Inns, Plumb. Miller (CaL,, Cameron (wls.), Saw
yer, Saunders, Cameron Pa-), Mitchell, Dawes
ana Ransom, and Representatives Watson, Petit
grew, Aldrich Van Voorhees, Pettibone Hubbell
Farwell, Cannon Qll,, Robinson and Grape.
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GTAR1LINCI DISCOVERY
- LOsF MASHOOD RESTORED.
victim OF youthful iIapruteace causing Prematr 70
Decay. Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood etc. having
tried In vain every known remedy has dis covered sim
PIE self cure, which he will send bis fellow
ferers Address j. II REEVES. 43 Chatham street
New York. sll-eoIykk
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RANDALL HAGNER.r
m2O-2aw3w&ds CHAS. +. WOLLARD.{ 1Fusse
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Signal CORPS Changes.

The following changes in the stations and du-
ties OF enlisted men are announced: Private James
Stapleton is ordered to Leavenworth; Private
Patrick I. Lyons, to st. Paul, Mimi; Private w.
X. Boynton. TO Pixies Peak, Col Sergeant Grin
Parker, to Smlthville, n. c.; Sergeant w r. Bush
Dy 10 aynchburg, Va; Sergeant 7: H. Breen, Pri-
Yates III. +. knabe and ID. j. Carroll, and Corporal
J. c. Galloway, TO Washington: Private H. p Bres-
pane, to Vickshurg, Miss; Sergeant L. j. Keenan, to
San Antonio, Tex; Private Z. s. Outram, to Bos-
ton, Mass. Private Ii. Mop. Baldwin, to Kitty
hawk, N. c.; Private G. A. Weber, to ST. Louis,
MO; Private G. w. Davis. to Helena Montana
Private T. j. Clark, to Manasqusn, n j.; Private
r. A. Melen, to Bismarck, ID. t.; Private +. s. Co
burn, to Cape Lookout, N. c.; Private Marcus j.
wright, 1r., to Starkville, Miss; Sergeant w. W.
Echeiberger, to Portland, Me-; Sergeant ID. c.
Murphy, TO Eastport, Me. Private j. H. Melton, TO
Portland, Me.
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la1 oaly eg1da< the asaief slsen q lise. He
- Na4e - dNeai = iah snxrla nhavn. GsnS. Ia
- tak-sneamg wissaom. called ths listIe idol %
ElIm ere ~ nad wfsmnwea the arnulsted arpne
81 llN. hrighs. bnorant ana interesting. il
SIS fndeel hears-senain4 g l.;s f.,sa esihsr
asd aalinx naoIhkg - yfeid hin NJ. bar 1he
whispered teae1Eine az flifh stwhasa / love.
saiA vii . AZ sure. sal the ds~p. hiecding
Noana Mhlch has eeen pFnhed - the quick.
Ana ine Asile -. which aiided away wiHhauf
: ripple e join shr angels. n - evrr be 20
saen = sNiees and ioaching reniembEAnce.
80 more VII The gisesome praitse.
10 more The dsfl little had.
ahuss ioacl,es shey will miss as The hours
They are sag~ IN the bright hene lands
Ut DiphihHria, kow. 10Th, WILLIE A.. son
e Maggie :. amA JpH Jarfoe, AGED yrars.
. months and dass. Nay his liltls soul rssl
IN pesce
Deaih summons Jet again, alas.
Another dArllng's goue.
And God o. Jnstice, Mercy, Love,
10 10 cur eldest born
20 Lord hare merry an me"
Our little sufferer cried.
'.fou know mt mamma. hos SICK am. -
lie said. aad shrn be died.
Another little vacant chair.
Another life heart-sore.
Anethsr nehing v5id here.
This-and n0thing more.
HIS MAwMA Axn Para.
Marlborough Gazette and Prince Georaiau
please cDpy.
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Seven Of the vacancies which will
occur In the Senate Of the United
States on the 4th of March next have
been fille'l. Three OF the Senators
eleciai are Republicans, three Demo-
cratic and one a Re-Adjuster. Four
teen more seats remain to be filed,
Of which seven are held hy Republic
cans anil seven hy Democrats. Two
Of the Republican seats can he classed
~ 'lonhtiul and likewise two Of the
Democratic seats. The outlook now
is that the next Senate will be = tie in
politics or so very close that there
will he no margin for absenteeism on
either side
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

The Governments bofldfngx 'and
grounds in the District of Columbia
are assesssd at 8 valuation Of $780,
753.7l4. This is in all probability
much below their real value, ~ near
~ all assessments are made at q re-
duced valuation. The private real
estate in the city of Washington Is
assessed at upwards Of sos. O00. 900.
Between the public anil private ac-
cunnlation Of property in the Capital
City the total for lsss than hundred
wears existence as city makes a
very crelitable showing. II must be
borne in mind that this growth has
been entirely dependent upon the
Government interests. as Washing
teu was neither great seaport nor =
manufacturing centre.
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gEz
9t. - ary's Bea : on
LEoxARDT0wK, ND.
rauasDAY noaEIxo. Eor. -. lssa

TAG Nh. JuDaEs ELEcr The
Judges elected il this State On the
7sh Of November. instant. enter upon
their duties ~ aoon as they receive
their commissions frcm the Goyerror
and qualify. The returns Of the &c.
ton are made to the Governor BY the
clerk Of the Circnit Courts ia The
counties and the Governor issues The
commissions to the PersOna elected
They can then be sworn in rs soon e.
they please. The Consultation, in arr
ticle 4, section s. says Each ofthe
judges shaTl hold his Office for the
term Of Is years from the time Of his
election and until his successor is
elected and qualified. In section 2,
the Constitution. amongst other quail
i6cations. says. the judges 'shalI be
selected from those who are most dis
tingnished for integrity. wisdom and
sOnnd legal knowledge" Section I
says "Nojudgs shall lit IN any case
wherein ho may be interested or
where either Of the parties may be
connected vita him by affinity OF
conaAngnihity within such degrees az
now are or may hereafter be pre-
scribed by law. or where he shall
have been Of counsel in the case"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

citizen of Maryland was no d..fsnss !.
the prosecution. This will L. apps
rent 10 aay one who will read tha H.
cision of tie Court al Appeals
lieVing yoar ezcelIsneies have faiIea
into en- unintentional error II the lss-
ticnlarn above mentioned. and repre-
sentine d We 40. manv of those who
ars A eted by this decision, and whose
astlens might BE controlled BY the
publications. we respectfully address
70 you this open letter to correct any
niisap apprehension On the subject.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

MARYLAKD AID VIRGINIA FTsHE-
RfEs From the revised census sta
tistics the following particulars Of the
fisheries Of Maryland and Virginia
are taken. "If the Sea fisheries pro-
per Be taken ~ STANDARD, Maryland
has an unimpoFtant place among the
fish-producing States: but if the ovs-
ter and river fisheries be included.
IN both Of which she is extensively IN
terested. she ranks second only to
Massachusetts, in the value Of the
products. and stands FIRST ON the list
in number Of persons employed. Her
z6.OOe persons employed as fisher
men and shorsemen produced in 1880
$5.22l.7l5 worth Of fishery products.
while the 20.lI7 persons interested
in the Massachusetts, fisheries real
lied $8.l4l.750 as the result Of their
labors This is easily explained BY
the fact that the fishing season Is
much shorter in the foFmer than IN
the latter State. and that the fisher
men are. as o rule, less energetic and
less fully equipped for the work
Her oyster interests are more imp0r-
tAnt than those Of any other State
These. according to the report Of Mr..
Il. 81. Edmnnds. furnish employment to
=. 4v2 persons. with l.450 vessels and
l.825 boats, the value OF the products
amounting to $4,730.476. With 50
extensive 3 river system. it is natural
TO suppose that her fresh-water fishe-
ries would be Of peculiar Importance,
and such is indeed the case, for more
shad are taken by her fishermen than
by those Of any other State, while
she stands second only to North Car
olina IN the extent aud value Of her
aie-wife and herring fisheries.
Virginia comes seventh on the list
Of 6sh-producing States, the oyster,
menhaden and shad fisheries being
tue three branches in which her citi-
zens are must extensively interested.
In the 6rst-nalned fishery she ranks
second only TO Maryland, having l6,-
3l5 persons employed, with products
valued Ut $2.2l8.3T6. Her menha-
den fisheries are of recent origin. but
they have developed with remarka-
bic rapidity. III 1880 the feet num-
bered lO2 sail, and the oil, scrap and
compost produced sold for $303. 1875.
SS,2l3,6OO pounds Of menhaden be-
ing utilized IN this way. The river
fisheries are also important. furnish
ing employment to 2,64I persons. and
over 1900, 900 pounds Of shad and
nearly 4 0O,n00 pounds OF alswives.
with many other river species, were
taken. the whole having value OF
2272 H2Q =
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In die eth district on Saturday, the IIsh q
Nov, lSs2. KATIE. rdict Of llse late Harry
hammrtt, aged about 80 years. May she rest
10 peace
On Monday, the l3tb instant, at the resi-
dence ct her 6fheg il this district, Mas MOL
Lib LEIGH ssen 80 years. Nay she resi- il
peare
IN - Inixoes district, Nov. 9Th and 7fh
Il Diphfheria. WALTER and GCSSlk, chill
dfen II Nary and t;orneiins Kirby.
GrieTe naf fond pnrsnis Although your
fasaily Circle - RrDwinx less ard les IN eassi
ypa May rezt assured il i rnIarKing In that
hsr lirifrr Sorld where pain and aDrro9 IRE
upk sDmn
80. tie aesieks the h2svrnly ioyx,
-. als.rszs ~ she liaee
" crx 5ssas sseis ~ brightest bca1As
~ lsis unTxiird ffce r r.
Move nl,er. tie lsR instans. GEORGE r..
mly ssn ~ l. n md igsrs Mazlinxiy, nzrd
. yeirs. snnnsf and 10 aayK
Gziste nvss dear farents, ~ ise i n0t dead,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Estimates have been prepared for
pay and mileage of the members of
the Forty Eighth Congress. There
will be 325 members and s delegates.
For their pay there has been asked
1885 90 and S25.nO0 for cOntes-
tants. For mileage $4,000 is esti-
mated, making total Of over 81 $780,
900.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

On Thursday, 9th inst. the Board
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company took possession Of their
splendid new building at the corner
of Baltimors and Calvert streets, and
held regular business meeting Ii
i without doubt the FIRST building OF
the kind in the country. Alr. John
w. Garrett. the President. presided.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Congress will reassernhle on the
4th Of December. As all the bust
ness left unfinished at the close of
last session holds its place on the
calendars. both Houses will be able
TO begin work at once, and some pro-
gress Onght TO be possible before the
holiday adjournment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Senator Hear is ready to retire
from public life. Il. for one. said
the Senator the other night. ''wonld
prefer to have any avenue ofpolitical
honor and preferment closed to me
forever than to live in State that
preferred Benjamin F. Butler to
Robert r. Bishop.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

A late postal law says mo man,
woman or child will he allowed to
receive anothers mail outside OF their
own families. without written order
sent BY those wishing mail"
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RATIFiCATIOH NOTICE.
James s, Downs administrators
W.
Giles r. Dyer, executor Of
Jane q. DE and Others.

IN the Circuit Court for ST. Mary . county,
sitting as 90 urt Of Eqnity.
No. as n. e.
ORDERED this 18th day Of November,
~ 1882. that the sale made and report
Cd bT Robert g. Combs, Trlsee in this
use, be ratified and confirmed, anIess cause
10 the contrary he shown on OF l,esore the aud
Monday Of Dec, 1882; provided copy Of
THE order be Published 10 the 81. Mary's
BEAc0S, once = week for three successive
cenlber.
J. FRANK FORM,
Clerk.
J. FRANK FORD,
Nov Ie, lss2-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

A Novel IEDIcTMEET.-The grand
jury of Loudoun county, Va, has
found an indictment against the Lou
doun Agricultural Society for per-
hitting on their grounds during the
late fair gaming table, &c. The
game alluded TO was WHAT known
as a wheel Of fortune. The court
awarded summons against the socie-
ty, returnanle on the first day of the
next term, at which time the guilt or
innocence of the accused will be de-
ternined By jury of its peers. This
case Is rather novel one. especially
as the prosecuting attorney is the first
vice-president OF this soeiety. and
will therefore have to prosecute the
prosecutor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

Jokes about the poverty Of news.
paper men have been laid on the
shelf. They are not funny any more,
because people have found out that
they are nos true Look at James
Gordon Bennett. Jay Gould aud
Robert Bonner and--and the rest Of
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-11-16

The Glasgow Herald say that il is
estimated on excellent authority
that the United States borrowed $685.
v00.005 in Europe during the first
half Of the present year to aid in con-
strueting railways.