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REAL ESTATE, ETC.

/
ner lot, 4x7 rods; situated on car line; Twelfth
Ward; south and east front. 4S
$50. Adobe house OF one large room: o
2x2o rods; south front; Eighth Ward. 80
1000 frame house of five rooms; lot
212Xl0 rods; situated in the Tenth Ward,
block and half from car line. q
600. A house of four rooms part brlck
and part frame: lot 21aXl2 rods; situated IN
the Twenty frs Ward. 2
| I,4OO. Frame adobe lined house of five
rooms and summer kitchen; lot 215X1O rods,
well fenced good shade and fruit trees; i'm
provements cost over $1,000; good well OF
| water. p
BUILDING LOTS.
1000. A choice building lot, 471IxJ65
feet, sOIth front; on car line, Twelfth
Ward q
1000. Building lot, 1Ox1O rods, or will
sell any part of the lot at 500 per rod; stu
ajed in the Sixteenth Ward, near L. c., D. &
K and U. & n. depOts. A
500. Building lot, 5X10 rods, good or
chard plenty of shade; situated in the First
Ward, on car line. %
COO. Building lot, Sx20 rods, west front;
half block from car line. Eleventh Ward. 50
ESQ. Building lot. 5xl0 rods, one block
| from car line on First South Street; south
front; will take part down, balance on time
600. Building lot, 3x9 rods, with right
to alley way; east front; close to car line.
Elm. h Ward So
500. Building lot, 58x14O feet; On car
line, Seventh Ward, three blocks west OF
300. a building lot. 2]5x6 rods. opposite
D. & r G. passenger depot; south front;
bargain.
FARMING LANDS.
1000. Five acres OF frst-class garden
land; adobe house new of six rooms; stu
ated on State road, half mile south of city. 40
GONE FIVE-ACRE LOIS CLOSE TO CITY.
- ull particulars as to price and location
can be had upon application at my office Al
I HAVE A LARGE LIST OF FARMS IN
/ different parts of the county, also in ad-
joining counties. Full information as to 10
cation and price can be had on application
al my office.
y to land in Glendale Park within two
and a half miles OF this city, Unsuccessful
sinking of flowing wells in that vicinity will
surely enhance the value of this land. This
land land is sold on the instalment plan
forty eight equal monthly instalmentS with
d low rate OF interest.
HOUSES TO RENT.
IL House of 4 rooms city water; clio
70. House Of 5 rooms; bath room with hot
and cold water. Reggel Terrace.
10. Well-fuInished house of rooms.
Hot and cold water, bath room, etc.
a. House OF FIVE rooms, on car lire;
Eleventh Ward.
Is. Brick house of seven rooms, half q
block from Main street.
80. Two story building on Commercial
Street.
>. House Of three rooms, Main Street
80. House OF eight rooms, bath room and
buttery, closets, etc. hot and cold water.
10. -Four rooms o. second floor Jones
Block, West Temple
:. Furnished room, Eighth Ward
10. House OF rooms, close to business.
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PACIFIC COAST LAND BUREAU

OF SAN FRANCISCO.
ALSO OFFICE OF MRS. WHITES
BROKERS AND EAIPL 0YMENT OFFICE
Special care exercised in supplying good
and suitable help on short notice.
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BETTING ON ELECTIONS.

The attention of persons, who are al
ways in the habit of enforcing their opin-
ions upon the result Of elections, by pro
posing 10 bet, Is called TO the following sec
ton OF article 80 of the code Of Public Laws
Of this State:
40. No person shall make any bet or
wager on the result Of any election TO take
place in this State.
"47. Any person offending against the
preceding section, shall be liable to indict-
ment in the Circuit Courts, If the offence be
committed in any county, orin the Crimi-
nal Court Of Baltimore, and on conviction
shall be fined not less than fry nor more
than five hundred dollars, to be paid to the
State for the use Of the School fund.
So. Every deposit of money in any
part Of the State, as wager or bet upon
the elections in this State or elsewhere,
shall be forfeited and paid over to the Coun-
ty Commissioners Of the county where de-
posted for the use of the county; and if de-
posted In the city Of Baltimore, TO the May.
or and City Council"
JOHN r. FENWICK
Sheriff of st. Mary's county.
Oct s, t1S85--te.
T
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shipbuilders and others have submit.
ted plans, which are now being ex-
amined by a board Of naval officers,
who were appointod by the Secretary
aa Q committee charged with this duty,
There ID little doubt entertained by
those who are somewhat familiar with
the designs prepared but that the
plans submitted by Chief Contractor
Wilson will DO adopted. for. although
many Of the plans submitted possssa
merit, and some Of them were offered
by ship-buildsrs who have had en- OK.
tsnsivs experience In their line. yet
few Of them understand the require.
-ments Of q modern man-of-war.
II has not an yet been decided who
shall finish the new ornisers under
construction at Mr.. Reaches estab'
lishmsnt, but 1t ia believed that The
Government will accept the Dolphin,
and complete the work upon the other
vessels, under the supervision Of Chief
Constructor Wilson.
The navy yard at Washington has
long been the manufacturing yard Of
the navy, and it IL provided with all
of the machinery necessary for use in
naval constructing and repairing. 1t
having been recently decided that sew
eral vessels are to undergo extensive
repairs, committee Of workmen wait
ed upon Secretary Whitney on Friday
last and urged that the work should
be done here. Similar requests have
been received from other citiesin which
navy yards are located. and the Score
tary has the matter under adyisement.
The acknowledged inferiority of the
American navy has long been theme
Of comment in the newspapers, and
has afforded stump-speakers opportu-
nifty for criticising the opposing party.
The cause Of the decadence of Ameri.
can shipbuilding is something beyond
ordinary comprehension, at least no
body has as yet appeared to under
stand the subject sufficiently to pro-
pose an efficient remedy. Hence the
efforts Of the new Secretary to recon-
struct the navy will be watched with
great deal Of interest by the people
Of the country.
The work of unloading the silver
recently brought from New Orleans
has attracted a large number of spec,
tators to the navy vary. Eleven wag-
ems Of the Adams Express Company
are used in transferring the silver to
the Treasury. Each wagon is accom-
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DIED.


On Thursday, Sept. 22nd, 1885, JOHN
B., after a lingering illness, beloved hus-
band Of Mollie #. Lathroum, aged about GA
years. sMay he rest In peace Y Amen.
Goods sacred finger touched him and he
sleptn
Yes, for six long weeks did the weary
sufferer lie and wait for the touch that
would cause him to sleep only 10 awake in
far happier land where the trials and
cares Of this earth are felt no more. Never
again will the weary, tired eyes wander as
IL In search for o shadowy something far
away, a hidden treasure that will not come
TO light. The battles of this cold, dreary
world are over, the laurels so bravely fought
for are won, and now comes the rest that
only life in that happy land can bring
Weep not, for
Friend after friend departs;
Who hath not lost friend
There Is no union here OF hearts
That finds not here an end
We're this frail world our final rest,
Living or dying none were blest,
Beyond the flight of time
Beyond this vale of tears
There surely Is some blessed cline
Where life Is not a breath,
Nor life's affections transient fire,
Whose sparks fly upward and expire.
There is world above,
Where parting is unknown;
| A long eternity Of love
Formed for the good alone;
And faith beholds the dying here
Translated to that glorious sphere.
| Thus star by star declines.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon }
WAsHINoroN, Oct. S. 1885.

Messrs. Editors Washington is
soon TO have new attraction, which,
although the result Of private enter
prise. bids fair 10 rival the Govern
ment museums and public buildings as
a place Of interest. and will, doubtless,
receive it's share Of attention from the
ever-changing army of Of sightseeing
visitors who congregate at the National
Capital during the time that Congress
10 in session.
A Joint stock company, composed OF
Chicago capitalists, prominent among
whom may be mentioned the names Of
Hon, s. Corning Judd and Gems. Bev-
eridge. Fitzsimmons and Tompkins,
was formed in December last for the
purpose Of erecting permanent build
ing in this city ia which to illustrate
upon canvas the famous battle Of Ma
nassas.
The building. which Is now under
construction, is located upon the cor
mer Of Ohio avenue and Fifteenth
street. 1t will be sixteen.sided
structure, l28 feet in diameter. The
walls will be Of brick and the roof of
wood and iron.
The painting will be one Of the
gfandest scenes ever portrayed upon
canvas II will 377 feet in length
by 46 feet in height, and extend en-
tirely around the building, An idea
Of its magnitude may be had when it
is considered that nearly eight tons Of
paint and oil win be required in its
preparation. The figures will be about
one-foulth natural size.
An elevated stage or platform (ac-
cessible by means of a commodlous
staircase) will be provided in the GEN.
tire Of the building from which to view
the painting.
Work is being pushed forward rap
idly, and it is expected that the artist,
Mr.. II. Poilpot. Of Paris. under whose
charge the painting is to be executed,
will be able to commence his work in
November.
"A large corps OF assistants will be
employed. and the exhibition viii be
orep la8he apblie Ia Fslsnsry d
Alaeh HaE ~
IL VIII De remembered that Congress
at its last session appropriated the
sum Of $3,000,O 600 for the hnilaing Of
four new war s. Ups. Secretary Whi,-
ney advertised ~ plans I,r tie pro-
posed vessels, and large number Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-10-08

THE DurY OF THE HoUR.--Ssys {
true and thoughtful democratic Co
temporary, the duty Of the hour is
plain and democrats should not twice
be required to be reminded oft. Our
convention has met and selected the
nominees of the democratic party,
therefore it is the duty, as it should
be the pleasure, of each democrat to
give the ticket Of his party hearty,
earnest and active support. 1t hap
pens in nearly every convention, that
several persons are aspirants for the
same place, and as only one can be
chosen, the rest must be disappointed.
This is one of these things which no
one can prevent and no one help after
It is done, therefore each sensible and
patriotic aspirant, and his friends, are
fully prepared for such contingencies
when they arise, and accepting the
situation, gain still further esteem and
consideration from their party by
working as hard for the success Of the
fortunate rival. at the polls, as they
may have worked against bis nomina-
tion in the convention.
Our ticket is nominated, and we
wish TO see every democrat, and par
ticnlarly those who may have been
defeated in the convention, straining
every nerve in it's behalf
Is this asking too much2.
The majority must rule, and all
good democrats submitto its will and
defeated aspirant who comes out and
works earnestly for his successful
rival. strenRthens his position in the.
party tenfold greater than It was be-
fore. Ifhe was strong before, he will
be invincible then. Let us therefore
fall into line, and keep step to the
sound Of the "old Line bugle. fife and
drum" march with unbroken ranks
from now until election day, and not
man fall out, or cease his efforts
until the polls are closed on that day
But let US remember chat this is no
dress parade. but a stubbornly con.
tested campaign we are embarked in,
and that the general orders concern
ing il may all be boiled down into
the single woodwork
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d
Grand Tournament and Ball
AT
1LE0NARDTOWN
ON
Thursday, Oct. Is. 1885
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF
Charles, st. Mary's 4 Calvert.
Chief Marshal--o. G. HAYDEN.
Assistant Marshals--John G.. Lilburn, Geo.
r. Garner


Assistant Marshals--John q. Lilburn, Geo.
r. Garner
Heralds-Saml Cox, of Charles county,
Alexander Sommerville, of Calvert county,
George 9. Abel, Of st. Marys county.
Judges-P. r. Wells, Charles county, spen,
Ger Harrison, John Richardson. John A.
Barberl VIM. A. Loker, st. Mary's county.
Orator Of the Day-Daniel @. Hammett
Orator Of the Eyening--Prof r. w. Syl-
vester.
Prizes-lst prize, Handsome Saddle: End
prize, a Handsome Robe; Bird prize, Val
liable Birdie; 4th prize, Beautiful Whip,
with the honors ofcrowning the Queen and
three Maids of Honor in the order of the
prizes named.
Entrance fee for knights, including admis-
sion to Ball, $500.
knights are requested to appear in costume.
Ball at the Soclety's Hall.
Refreshments.
Committee on Invitations-W Walter Mudd.
Cox's Station, Charles county, Nd; Harry
Mudd, Bryantown, Charles county, Md;
II. +. Moore, w. @, Drury, w. ". Waters,
Leonardtown. 81 Mary's county, Nd; N.
ID. 5. Parran, St Leonard's Calvert eoun-
ty, Md
All are invited. Every pains will be ia.
ken to insure pleasant time TO those pre-.
sent.
Oct 8, 1S85-td.
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Notice to hotel Keepers, and all others who
deal In Liquors.


For the information Of all persons con-
cernad, the following Act Of the Legisla.
ture, passed March 24th, 1866, is published:
CHAPTER 191.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of Spirituous
or Fermented Liquors in the several
counties of the State ON the day Of cleo
ton.
SECTION 1. Be II enacted ~ the Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, That II shall
not be lawful for the keeper of any hotel,
tavern, store, drinking establishment, or
place wisere'liquors are sold, OF forany per-
son or persons, directly or indirectly, to
sell, barter give or dispose Of any spiritu-
ons or fernented liquors, ale or beer, or in
'oxicaing drinks of any kind, on the days
Collection hereafter to be held in the seye-
raj counties of this State.
SEC. 2. BE ii enacted, That any person
violating the provisions ofthis Act shall be
liable 10 indictment by the grand jury Of
the county where the offence Is committed,
and shall, upon conviction before any Judge
Of anyoi the circuit courts Of this State, be
fined sum Of not less than fifty dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every offense--one-half the fine shall
be paid the informer, the other half TO the
county commissioners, for the use of the
public roads.
JOHN r. FENWICK,
Sheriff Of st Mary's county.
Oct. s, i8S5-te.
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SATURDAY., Oct0beF 80, 1855,

At the Gsllilean Temple, st. Inigoes, the
National Grand United Order af Gallilean
Fishermen win celebrate tho grea CONSOLE
dation of their order, Delega,Ns rom Bal
timore, Washington, Philadelphia and Vir-
ginla viii Ne present The Ark Of the Cow
fnsn, win Ae horne iiy the Grant rneasab.
sAsltltun u Ge present aaas5d urcss tie en-
c,.mpmenb srhomas J Hall, Of Baltimore,
National Grand Ruler, viii also speak.
The public are cordially invited. Exen :
ses Will commence II ., n IN. Speaking 81
?. p. m. Dinner at 1890. Come one, como
all.
Oct s, lSS5--td.
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New Advertisements
TOURNAMENT.

There viii be a TOURNAMENT on the
old track at St Johns, on TUESDAY, Dc
tober, goth instant, 1885, Entrance Fee, 81.
Knigts' Supper free. All applications to be
made 70 U. w. Goodwin, Hollywood p. o.
Riding TO begin at 1880, p. M, sharp. Full
Ter particulars given hereafter. The patro-
mage Of my friends and the public respect
fully solicited.
Ocf q 12QS Y
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DINNER

The ladies Of Ebenezer and Cedar Point
Chapels cordially invite the public TO
attend DINNER, to be held al Cedar
Point Chapel en- TUESDAY,, Oct. 18th, in
slant, for the benefit Of the Pastor in charge.
Oysters and other dellcacies Of the season
served. Also, confectioneries, etc.
Dinner for adults, 90 cents--children, %
cents.
Oct &. 1SSB-ft
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FESTIVAL AND LECTURE
AT BETHEL CHURCH ON
TUESDAY, OCT. Goth, 1885.

DINNER and SUPPER with confectione-
~ and ice-cream viii be served in album
dance. Every pains will be taken insure
a good time TO all present
Hon George Cotton. Of Baltimore city,
viii deliver "a inttTeslsng and instructive
Cotton IS q weil-known and popular orator,
aud he IS admitted TO have no superior.
Come 10 Bethel, partake Of the good things
and enjoy good lecture.
=. Should the day named be uniavonble,
the festival and lecture will take place the
first fair day.
Oct 8, 1SS5-td.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

nERSONS indebted TO me fortaxes for the
year 1884 are requested TO make imme-
diate payment, otherwise shall be COM
PEELED to collect the same by process oflaw.
w. J. WATHEN,
Late Tax-Collector Of 3rd Distri I.
Sept. "a, 65--tf
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Irespass Notice.

ALL persons are forewarned from tres
passing with dog, gun or otherwise on my
farm, located in Beggar's Neek, called and
known as RICH NECK. Against all per-
sons disregarding this notice the law win be
strictly enforced,
THOs. B. PRICE.
Oct. /, 1866
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TO DEBTORS.

ALL persons indebted to us on store &C
count are requested to come forward and
settle the same by cash or note within the
next sixty days.
JOHN II. AUD & BRO.
Oct 1, 19S5--1m
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NOTICE. /, |,
THERE will be BOAT RACING at DEEP
PorNT, Messrs. AuDs' STORE, on
SATURDAY, October nth, 1888.

All parties who wish to enter their boats
will apply TO John III. Aud. The first prize
will be pair of fine French calfskin boots.
Second prize, one pair offine Caters. Third
prize, one fine Hat. There will also be af-
ter the race, for all who wish, a Glass Ball
Shooting, the prize being fine double bar
rel shotgun There viii beplenty of oysters
for all who wish them. The public are in
vited. Entrance for boat race, 81 90 for
large canoes; 80 cts. for small. Entrance
fee for the gun, So 90. All ye lovers of
sport come and see the fun. Race to com
mcnce at IL O'clock sharp.
JOHN II. AUD g BRO.
Oct. /, 1986-td.
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FOR THE SENATE =.

Iannounce myself an Independent can
didate for the Senate ofMaryland and earn
estly invite the voters Of both parties to
judge of my merit. / shall canvass the
county thoroughly.
II. p. BLACKSTONE.
Oct 1, 1885-td.
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Before for wheat it win
ed
to
My
Collector
will
Southern
All responsible
will attention. LLOYD
BWhat Mr. Natngy practical Chaphco Dis
tct 81 Mays county our Tobacco COMPOUND He that he can
good quality weighs from TO than any other Fertilizer that has used
will add that Mattng
strictly reliable Mr. Matingy has used our goods several and he will
both Wheat and Tobacco JOHN H. LLOYD
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LIST Tuesday after thsist Monday, II being
Ing Sid day Of November; 1885,

in the several election districts of said coun-
ty as follows:
First District at 81. Inigoes' Store;
Second District ct Valley Lee;
Third District at Leonardtown;
Fourth District at Chaptico;
Fifth District at Mechanicsyille;
Sixth District at Good Hope;
Seventh District at Milestown;
Eighth District at Centreville;
Ninth District at Adams Store,
for the purpose Of electing
One person as Comptroller of the Treasury
Of the State of Maryland;
One person 10 be Clerk Of the Court Of Ap-
peals Of the State Of Maryland;
One person 10 represent St Mary's county
In the Senate Of the State OF Maryland;
Two persons 10 represent St. Mary's county
IN the House Of Delegates Of the State Of
Maryland;
One person TO be Clerk of the Circuit Court
for st. Mary's county;
One person TO be Register Of Wills for st.
Mary's county;
One person to be Sheriff ofst Mary's coun-
ty
Five persons to be County Commissioners
Of st. Mary's county;
One person to be County Surveyor. of st.
Mary's county.
The polls for said Election viii be opened
In each and every Election District Of said
county, at the usual places Of holding the
polls, at 5 o'clock, a. NJ, and will close at
o O'clock, r. M, when the ballots shall be
opened and publicly counted.
49, JOHN +. FENWICK,
Sheriff Of ST. Mary's county.
Oct 8, 18S5-te.
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DrMocaArro TrcKEr.


DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ron COMPTROLLER,
]. FRANK TURNER.
ron CLERK or THE COURT or ArPEALs |,
SPENCER O. JONES.
For Senate.
r. JOHNSON CoLToN.
For House of Delegates.
CHAs. r. NoRRrs, FRANCIS V. KMo.
For Clerk.
]. FRANK FoRD.
For Register.
JAMES I. NJ. RALEY.
For Sheriff.
J. PHILIP GRHESwELL.
For Commissioners Court
J. II. PARSONS, ALLEN Q. TYLER,
w. II. CARROLL, MARsHALL DENT,
GEORGE w. L. .BUcLER
For Surveyor
GEoReR B. DENT.
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Mount st. Mary's College,
EMnrFrsBuRG, HID.

This Institution continues to give that
thorough Classical and Mathematical Edu-
cation for which it has long been celebra-
ted. A Commercial Course, optional to the
students, is conducted by competent protes.
sors.
This College being situated in very heal
thy locality al the foot Of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, and far away from the distTac.
tons and dangers of a city, offers peculiar
advantages to students.
For Catalogue, address President Mt st
Mary's. July %, 1Ss5-3m-
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CTATE or MaRYlANb,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
coMPrRoLLERs OFFICE,

Annapolis, Oct Isl, 1885,
In pursuance Of tho requirements Of SEQ
ton Q, OF Article 90, OF the Code Of Public
General Laws, as amended a January ses-
sion, 1870, Chapter 200, herewith publish
tho following list Of Accounting 0fiicers in
81. Mary's county, who orc In eFears TO the
State Of Maryland, and liable TO publication
under ssld law, together with tho amount
due by each a. Of this day.
]. FRANK TURNER
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Principal and
Interest.
Petor P. Smith, Collector 1898, 1858 50
Same 1884 $40 08-
VIM. 7. Bailey. 1884 "A SO
Oct 8, e5--1mt
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HALLS
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HAIR REVIEWER

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The use for short time Of HALLss HAIR
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them 10 push forward new and vigorous
growth. The effects Of this article are not
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FOR REMT

NY farm, situated near Park Hall, IN the
9Th district For terms, apply 10
MRS. MARY B. BOND.
Park Hall, St Mary's Co, Nd
July 90. St-4;f
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SCHOOL WANTED.

4 gentleman who has had much expe-
u Tience IN teaching and holds a 1st class
n End grade certificate, desires situation
as teacher in ens Of the public schools Adj
dress W. n
Sept II. 50. Morganza, Md.