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raob.e-,sln9csi institute vcsnc
rrso Lsnor w,ns.

Fsa SarcRr. KY, Feb q. Tho sen
a.e tridag afternoon paasea s!n Lyons
biz requiring coErict-naSis goods man
aiactsTcsl outside Of this ssste ailG Of
telel Tor sale to hearsa stamp The
bill aDoiishiE, the cqaahsa.ion soard
VIZ; aa.efs1ea in the senate, prevailing
for aa;l.g sax r;sts every i;vc ,.s:ssas.s.
Tie aeae,ai YOGI iaw o!si w;'a p,s-
ishssi.
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Aurora. pian,ay AZ St PAUL.

81. PAU, sginn., FEB. ga bril-
liant aurora borealis was witnessed
here Thursday evening, iastine' an
hour or lnere. In common with tho
Whole west, telegraph wires centcy,sag
he.c wece considerably iaterfercd with,
but were not rendered entirely uu-
workable.
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CHICAGO. Feb &c -!udsse Ercntaro
Saturday oyerrule.i TIE motion fo7 .
new trial foc Prender&ast ~, ser
fenced tho assassin TO be hanged on
,aiareh 3
On tie same day Iholaas aiius
"Durff !iig@;cs. VII also s:'!Fcr ihe
pcn;i = q :nurs!er, 21li unleas the So
preme ccu.t iulcr:ervs. !'i.:n;!c'ga i aed
Higgins viii marsh TO the e:;lo,r. TO-
cether and Dire? through the trap HI
the same irstn2t.
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yE5 Sato-a gsopsns.

AiiI79AuKEE, Wis, Feb 20. Howard
.Jo:rs, one q the receivers OF the Pen-
oi1ee and Gogebic consolidated n:nes.
has returned from Ne.v York, and
brings tee Information that tic Au-
rora mine OH The Gogcbic range is soon
to cqen. About 1850 miners will he
given work. The reopeniug OF the
Aurora will be most welcome news TO
the starving miners al over the range.
raot.e-Nl:,lcsi institute pcsned.
Vts.r.A&o, \. J., Fen. 2a.-.St 2.:i5
Sanja. ,1o.r;cg wat Is known rs
tho Robinson ls.noria. cottage, Il tbs
Ne". Jersey taking schoa! for fee5ie-
n1:cde,,, was totally dcstr9yed by ii.c.
j. Il. sage, t!. engineer. a:lt al, wife
were b,:rnea to dsat!, pna .he other
inmates. sisss,c:; y. EuinIjcr. we're res
cueA = ,His.y a!sa. clothes. Several
:yeya tasl,y fscsen.
tila si;ea: : s.:;a Isle. was the hero
iof tie IRE. l.,is.y, iong enough,
cona: ~ tc.;s.. tt3:.essra sasseepn;i-5fory
VII bF r;,.1ils-, 4 on his
sat CO. Ii - .e~i w;I ois SID,
w.. 49,. 1921 s,.eiyn Ciat way.
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,rhn rav $50 Iouis.

ST. Louls, Feb 10 Ws.sl,iamtcn's
birthday peesiyed slue attention lee.
Banks, exchanges as,ss psSiic 49, AS
were olcsv.a Se.scel eilildren IS, ~
with tia2s and iaasic. ard IN
the secese orders ii ll.a eisy *. r.
III entertainments Thursday night,
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CCNaREaS HALL.
Tho Spot In which tue o:d CONGRESS Net
IN :7I: 20 y;a 14:.:;cd s.ya Tapirl-

M t7ia 10 5:e a..ri.cd ~ q llaplcl-
T,,r,uo.,. F.l, .3-The SPOT II
rI;cb In, ola CONGRESS- met ia us vas
,,,,~l.,5 r;,,,,re,,a,, IL, the oi,n,;nn of q
h.a,~. t.,l,Iat rho |.}i..t's ext,c,ne
IT,. .ro G,<lEsaI via. he { feat
;;..l, Ne oo, 4s,. 80 d. nl.Fe sur
roT,.,.i H., 81. :, =, ,re,,,t,.i ho.,er s
,,lat, j. syot 20 ;u ..s
FYg15 o1lj r,,,ii3. +, r;Sf .ssSTs o OF
"a conyross he7l The 1fstsS, sssS a iizas
vac p bird Of ti,. space OF tifHsgi3let.
ienoa1h IS ,,;s inscriot;on in rcgtss
"Iyera Stcod Ytc lfouec o. Jacob
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n,rf,,c,.g,. "a N.nca.,eo.

ARCADIA, Feb, eG.--:Hn earthquake
shoci. n:ss felt here s;'.nc:y nlcr1.ng,
lasting orer one minute. rs erection
IVES from north to scuth, jarring tbe
wirdou;s l.iIc H2avy thunder cDz: shak'
in.s n;aster;ng from ceilings. Saturday
night there was Gn unusually. bri.5;it
display of aurora, TIC whole nor:iierr
heavens being abiazc t'fi;t,l deep nuro.
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PE1LArELra,.l, FEB. 2s.-The report
that al the manilia oturers o. steel
castings in tee country with one o.-
ception, had for:aed a pool or combina-
ton, is somewhat premature, as the
plan is still nader consideration.
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Secretary Ii.rbart Ask FOR Icnay VIII,
I.hic;i IL, Isnui1; ti.tr.S.

Secretary Ii-'bart Ask FOR Monay Will,
y:fic;. tn .;c&ir tscri1.
WAsuSGycN, Eeb. "A An attempt
viii bo made t. save the oh war s.ip
Hearsargc, and the nrst steps syere
taken saturday, wren sacretary FER
bert addressed letters 10 the senate
and house asking for auihoritv ara IN
appropriation. to con.ract VIA some
wreclz.ng company fer saving INC
wrcc!, OF tie historic ,,c;,sel nos lying
on HonyaIor fee5. rcccctary Herbert
Sai3 h believed th&t $50, OGo wcrld be
sufficient for che purpose.
The direction. o. the sec:se sary.to It,
tempt the preservation .; the olfErlr-
sarge nas based Cd .. rcport surmi:tsl
Che secretary fr;day u aaar Admiral
Stanton. Sir. 'staaton lef- Washing
ton for l,ew io.ie;Nr,lay night.
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49,. $780, =,

pEesIs7, Feb. ssaa:-ffs,s emperor hha
presented I,riace Bismarck q series Of
SKETCHES ma<l,s by h;uise.s showing the
III Htlerssiees i. the arsnor plates of the
wssst.:rsni tbs German nary and tho
--'es II osi.c- e.tt:ons. M
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:ror. rDel,g Eoi..g Nicely.

New HAVEN, CT, Foo 36--Dr. Gal
bert. who is attending Froi. Phelps,
said that NJ Pholrs nesse a very coni--
Portable day an. was Sunday night,
resting easy allin,iicatioa,s were that
he would continue to improve slowly,
mt Surr,v
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J:.>ncwa E.nn hiIea.

CoLUMEvs, O., Fcb. g, An unknown
.nan, aga,l about % Ea9.s. was struck
by :. Hooking iE!i>y freight tram sun
Cay evening ana w'as, Instantly killed
There, was nothing on he body to lead
to Identification except q key,
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s5-iot,y 81 Goat

Mrs. Nogg. FEB sS Ma Than Strauss.
ssAo Keeps & niiil1-at-cost place 10 the
poor, is a6oVt TO open an nnie.takefl'ss
shop where the poor way haze titec
de2i attended To st cost.
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cash s. to yrsasasy.

WassssaToy, Eel, p. The available
cash In The trsasurs. Friday is s iiSss
at; national bank notes received for
ic:,. s..asss.os,33 Governments re-
eaipts: iuternsl revenue, ssSs. ssSss;; ems
toms. saa; isl;sce.s peaus ssi COS,
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sar,,isy * sogSa tEa.nog to pea Il

GuGnos, Ark, Feb. Is tega reached
here sunday of tbs burning OF farm
house aud lis occupants, ten islsle9 west
sos ssfss es bro, .llt PKG scona w. on
5t,,ssssis,. sla ciSS,,s ;ll;.ssai,
house, and al .:1cs.!sfsea Il tie fsulss
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SINISTER coito1 90, g rnra.n.,.d

~. rec =: =. ~. ...,:.
BlF&iSeEAn. tla., Feb 2l-'rao
State farmers Institute ard Ala l.: ga
Agricultural sooiet,;-, which have been
in joint session hcre decided Friday to
reccnuicald thai Alabama farmers re-
dace the cc:.s,; Sc d cottoa trgent.7 per
cent and grogy {. diversified crcf.
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ktr.I.e I,ronahl1 sett:e b.

plrrspuEar, Pa, Feb &c. The long
standing strike St the Sligo Iron works
viii BE settled Mondays unless kalae
unforeseen ohstaelsais encountered.
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i,ertu,.ers 90 Ia tie rcn.

NASHVILLE. Terra, Feo. 24.--.luacs
lla:nmoa... Eei,;ay mornI,g serta2ccl
thc foer Ns,.: losH Witnesses il The
Howard case. :3n..l!, Hca.iey, A,laasca
and irocEway. who pleaded gully 10
(hc charce OF perjury. They we're
each fined sec an,i sentenced 70 tlircc
years imprisonment il the Fef.jset.sin:y
at Columbus q,
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4 EsDei Transport sunE

BUESos AIRES, Fob. p. -Advices
from Rio de Jsniero received Friday
state saat the government battery ct
Poa4o MaGame has sunk the insurgens
Transport slercur;o. The boiler OF tho
transport barst, and several Of the mcn
aboard were killed.
fen,.nc IN Texas
EousTos, Tex. Feb s4-lntorlna-
ton comes from Starr county. on the
Mexican border, 20 the eject that a
famine is threatened there, the result
Of droass.. Ninety per cent OF cattle,
horses and sheep are dead. sad no
crops Ct any kiad have. been raised
during tae past yoas. Egen Tho half.
putrisi aies;s has been str;pps,l fFo.G tho
harnesses al dead artiusls end e;stcn 10
satisiy tho trn,lwins r.; nis,,s Of huags:'
y.an appsaiis .nissF.s 4 see s,ssttit vol the
world for centrss'lgl.lrsls ~ :. I:sstssiss's
clothing ans! }sst1. u.s., "a IN i,s.
TORS should he +. & reEei
committee u ises..s ~, -. Tex
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-11
At Poplar Hill RssterY.
[Rcported for lie Beacon /

Imported far the Beacon
ON Thursday, December 2sth, Holy In
nocent Day, the Rectory Of Poplar Hill
Parish, in the second district, the residence
Of the Rev. Maurice H. Vaughan was the
scene Of festive gathering to witness the
distribution of gifts among the Sunday
school children. On one side OF the room.
q beautiful Christmas tree arose from a
basis Of rocks, artistically arranged by Miss
Sarah Vaughan; and covered with moss,
and dainty spreading ferns, and brilliantly
lighted by tiny wax tapers. Besides nearly
ono hundred Bags of candy and presents of
every description, the tree was covered
with bright, shining balls, while between
the branches little angel heads were peep.
ing.
Thirty four of tbe Sunday school sckGl-
lars received gifts for punctuai attendance,
and good lessons, and all seemed well
pleased and happy, as the evening passed,
Aiicr the presents were distributed, refresh
mcnts were served to all, both young and
old, nearly a hundred in number, before
taking their departure, and all left with
hearts full of love and great cheer, for the
good Rector, who had so kindly received
and entertained them.
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trips To Bcinsifle's and Jones' wharyes.
The schoolsof the district are being well
attended Pupils seemingly are anxious TO
acquire knowledge. We are reminded Of
Lord Byron's school days. lie Is spoken
Of by DIR. Drusy as "a Wild mountain colt.
who might BE- led with = silken string rath-
er than with cable" We notice that the
silken sfring. az least, secured Byron's At
tachuient, notwithstanding kis rebellious
nature Teachers, that is those whose ex.
perience relative TO child nature il in its
incipiency. wonld do well TO make note
Of this. We viii be little plain, and say
few drops of honey win attract the at-
tention Of more flies than whole barrel o:
vinegar.
Roads. well. they viii do. Excuse our
phraseology, viii you please? I. is worn
out subject TO he sure.
Messrs- w. T., F. D., G. L. D., WEB,
and ]. j. are having an enjoyable time
with the young ladies. Parties are Of fro
quent occurrence. We presume that the
dancing, if il be not heavenly, is pleasing
TO the participants, especially polkas.
As no one but prophet with snperhu.
man power can estimate what will occur
in the future, we will refrain from penning
anything relative to. to-morrow's weather
The soft notes of blue birds and the bloom
ing Of hyacinths are cheering to
AzZANA.
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First Maryland Regiment, Army Eorth-
err Virginia.

The First Regiment, Maryland at Centre
vile, Novem Der, 1861, comprised nine COM
pauics, with George Ii. Stewart, Colonel,
Bradley t. johnson, Lieut.. Colonel, Ed.
ward 4. Dorsey, Major, with Geo. Thorn
Is, George W. Booth and Frank Y. Ward
Adiutants, during the summer and winter
II numbered 720 muskets and rifles, for
three companies carried muskets and six
rifles. II had been organized on the nu-
cleus OF the Frederick Volunteers, a COM
pauy organized by Capt Bradley T. John
son, armed and equipped a: his own ex-
pense, and marched by him to the Point of
Rocks, May 6, 1861. To this five more
Companies were added and all mustered
into the service of tie Confederate States
May 81 and %, 1851. -Four companies had
been got together at Richmond and mus
tered inso the Army Of Virginia and three
of them were subsequently assigned to the
First Regiment-Company c, Capt z. Fl.
Dorsey, Company H., Capt VIM. H. MUIR
ray, Company T., Capt. Michael Stone Rob-
ertson, of Charles county.
AFTER these thirty years Of experience, OBJ
servation and reading, l assert that the
First Maryland Regiment had no superior
in either Union and Confederate army. I
have seen picked English, French, German
and Italian troops (not the best OF them, /
aimit) but choice troops, and the Mary.
lauders were smarter, quicker and brighter
soldiers than any ever saw. They could
move quicker, take an order and under
stand tie situation geographically
They were no drawer than any others.
Thet goes with the breed-it is in the blood
Of the English on the Chesapeake-bu for
chivalry, for devotion TO noble ideals, for
generosity, that Regiment was never ex.
celled in this world. And Ii ought to have
been so. 1t carried On its muster rolls rep
resentaiiyes of every family which had
made the Colony in 1884 and the State in
l775. | recall only one historic family
tina, was on the other side In sympathy
for i never fought for its side-but every
family which was in the Revolution Rebel
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downtown Locals.


(From our Regular C0rTesp0ndent)
Fortune is a tickle jade" is a saying as
old, and perhaps older than the expression
"my liver is out of order" That the dame
treats her votaries with great partislity,
and therefore injustice. is apparent One
of our acquaintance answered, as he
thought correctly, rebus which appeared
in one of the many trashy periodicals of
the day. During the time which passed
between the date of his letter and the re.
ception of an answer, was passed in build.
ing castles in the air. The mail finally
broughtour friend a package securely seal
ed which YVES quickly opcned and. to his
sore surprise it proved TO be large wood
cut representing beautiful "orangery" in
Florida, which he came in an lace" OF get
ting and which was. awarded to poor girl
who resides among the ssndhills of Cali
fornia. Our sympathy.
|. Some Clustering is being done, and we
believe remunerative figures are generally
received by tongers. The Arrowsmith
has discontinued running 10 Miller's wharf
on Smiths creek. and we have but one
boat now, the Sue. Size makes bi-weekly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-11

The Orphans and Commissioner Courts
were in session Tuesday last
We invite the attention OF our st. Inigo's
readers 10 the announcement of A. s
Beinville & Co., in this issue
Quite a number from this section have
gone to Baltimore totestify in the insurance
case Of the late William Henry Guy
1t lie believed that we are to have a new
assessment this year and candidates for
asse.sorships are becoming plentiful.
DIR. William II. Stone, of this town has
removed to Washington city and il Is said
will there engage in the drug business.
The Locust trees near the middle OF the
street in front of Moore's Hotel, were cut
down New Years Eve night. Mr.. Harris
planted them.
In the quarterly distribution of the State
School tax st. Mary's receives for white
schools, $l,S64.97 and for colored schools,
$1.045.74.
Mr.. Daniel S. Spalding has bought LOT
and built store house in Brittan's Neck,
short distance from Carberry's old stand.
This makes the third store in the neck.
We are told that the parishioners Of
Medley's Neck church have paid their pew
rent for 1853 in full and have also settled
for the first quarter of 1894. Many have
paid in full for 1894. What other parish
in our county can make as good showingf:
Mr.. George II. Calvert, of 1910 F. Street
n. W., Washington, d. c., has written us
for copies of the BEACON, OF January 4,
1894, contaniDga description ofSt Georges
Island. We have none! VIII some of our
patrons who lave copies 10 spare please
send them TO Mr.. Calvert.
Senator w. Cabell Bruce OF Baltimore
has appointed Duke Bond Esqr., a native
OF this county, to q committe clerkship.
Mr.. Bond is promising young lawyer,
has only been in Baltimore for short time
and he may well be proud of his selection
over such veterans as Mr.. Feehan and
Lawyer Borum.
Mrs. Charlotte Spalding, widow of
Clement Spalding, of st. Mary's county
died, January 4th, instant, at the residence
of DIR. J. Howell Billingslea, her son-in-
law, in Westminster, Nd, aged about 65
years She was related to the Goldsborough,s
Chamberlains, Kerrs and other prominent
families in the State. Several children
and stepchildren survive her. Mrs. Spald-
ing was daughter of the late George
Singleton Leigh, of this county.
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Religious.


For pains in the chest there il nothing
better than flannel cloth saturated with
ChambeTlain's Pain Balm and bound on
oyer the seat Of pain. Il will produce a
counter irritation without blistering, and is
not 50 disagreeable as mustard; In fact Ia
much superior TO any plaster on account
Of its pain-relieving qualities. If used in
time will prevent pneumonia. so cent
bottles for sale by VIM. F. Greenwich &
Son, Leonardtown, Md.
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ain buying cough medicine for child
rem" says FL. A Walker, prominent
druggist OF Ogden, Utah, "never be afraid
to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
There is no danger from it and relief is
always sure to follow. l particularly re-
commend Chamberlain's because / have
found it to be safe and reliable. II is in
tended especially for colds, Group and
whooping cough" so cent bottles for sale
by VIM F. Greenwich & Son, Leonardtown,
Nd.
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A. S. BENVlI.LE & CO.,
DSte R SS2Rsi ME SEHhSAa
BOOTS and SHOES.

RIDGE, Nd, April IS. 1892
After the excitement Of our Assessment
Bill and the criticism of the same is over,
the next matter Of importance is where we
we can get our Spring and Summer Mill.
merry, Dress Goods, Clothing for our fami-
lies. You will solve the problem by call.
ing at the popular house of
4. S. BENVILLE s. CO.,
where you can select from a stock Of goods
purchased with care and with the expert.
ence Of years and at such reasonable fig
ures that all can be served from the cheap
est to the finest dress goods.
The same may be said of the Millinery
Department. Also, Ladies' and Children's
Shoes specially.
Our large stock cannot be enumerated,
but suffice it TO say all our patrons can
come and they will find the goods and
prices TO suit, Notwithstanding our Assess
ment bill is a failure.
With kind regards to all our patrons, we
are the Store for fhe PEOPLE.
A. s. BENvILLE s. co.
". Il. Ladies' Hats trimmed
free Of charge.
April 2S. 1s92--tf
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If parties having farms for sale win send
description snd prices u the undersigned
or call IN person, il viii be 10 their adyan..
tage- have now orders for several farms
Nor l%-al 10. II. MORGAN.
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Real Estate Agency.
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. JAMES II. BLAIR'S faithfulness TO
the cause Of Democracy ssd his untiring
and earnest work entitle him a. reward
and we respectfully suggest him as suit
able candidate for the sherifalty at the
next election, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic party. ARA D,srRfcr.
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GREEN HOLLY,
and containing
40 ACRES, mare Or less.

- e~S~s@Ag3 $500 y - 4Ssss
The improvements consist ola
DWELLING EOUSE iii
and the usual out buildings. sD
and store-House, one 81 the eldest stands
in the county.
The land is Of fine quality and the farm
is almost surrounded liy an
Oyster Creek,
which is one of the finest in ST. Mary's
county. To any one desiring to engage In
oyster cultivation this Is one of the most
desirable properties In the State.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms oil sale as prescribed by the
decree, are: One-half Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of
sale and the balance in 12 months, the
purchaser to give his note, with security to
be approved by the trustee, and TO bear in
terest from the day of sale.
ROBT G. COMBS,
Trustee.
San. 4-tsx
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LlOUOR~l-ICEnSE APPLICATION.
0fE,e Of Clerk CSrcwa Court
S. MarT's County, Md
NUMBER 10.
Notics. Is herfbY given. that the follow
ing named person has fled application
fH License % sell spiritnous and fermcn,ed
liquors for one year from May 1. 1893.
Appliant:-Mary Z. Hall. Hill Top. ST.
Mary's county, Md.
Freeholders Recommending: - Geo II
SIye, Tllomis w Good, Thomas g Hodges,
X M Freeman. James l. Long, Mrs ID A
Hall. Rome Thompson, Ignatius Wood
land, Cornelius Young, Clarence G Herbert.
And that unless cause be shown in writing
~ the contrary on or before the 18th day
Of January 1894, the license applied for
win be issued, provided the applicant CON-
ply with the requirements Of the law.
JAMES j. greenwich, Clerk
Circuit Court, st. Mary's county. Md
Jan Att
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVING connected mYself with one OF
IL the largest Real Esi ;e Exchanges in
New York, am ready 30 place on the
market with advertising facilities unequal
ed, any real estate placed in my hands ac-
cSmpau;ed viii fall description, location
terms. &c. L. j. WISE,
California. Nd.
June 1G, Off
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s2.oo Year.

Representatives wanted in every city,
town, and village. We want ladies and
gentlemen, who can give satisfactory re-
ferences, and we will pay well for their
services. Address,
SUBSCRIPTION DEPT,
6la Washington Street, Boston.
Nov 50, 'G3-tf<
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Everybody
ought to see at HD0MAH0E'S
least one copy of MAGAZINE"

the great popular Catholic publication, tina:
is Revolutionixing economic thought
and wiping out religious bigotry.
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J. L JOHNSON,
]. }. ALVEY, Committee.
j. 5. SPALDISG.

Messrs. W. ~. Mattingly and Forbes
Woodburn were elected active members.
The subject of tobacco was taken up and
well discussed. We invite the planters Of
the county to meet us and see what we
can do in the matter. On motion, the
club will hereafter meet the third Saturday
Of tho month. The next meeting will be
held at Mr.. Iohn T. Johnson's. Subject OF
debate Seeding Of tobacco beds and their
after attention. Messrs. J. r. Abel, G. II.
Payne and ]. G. Abel will be the examin-
ing committee. After partaking ofrefresh.
meDts, q vote Of thanks were rendered the
host and hostess for the kindness received,
and the club adjourned TO meet the third
Saturday in February.
w. :. DAVIS, Secretary.