Saint Mary's beacon (Leonard Town, Md.) 1872-05-23 [p ] · DANIEL HAMMETT. ATTOE.NEVAT LAW....

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fJ'flE Under-lgß'*!. AMnmoi at Law andll a tare, t'l : S irdViir

fi'lutr !96.6. fr-rtreJ a copartnership in the.of iheir profion. coder the nan*

¦ n<l tle of Cwab* i Downs. Tl>ev willprac- 1tie in the '•t.enlT of Pt. Mary's *r-f th<- *'’joiß-inr '¦..rn'.id*. and ia the fo rt of Appeals.

V.t- ertsl attentien !1i b* mk to the coller-tim sf cHims ag*;iut iadividoal, ibt suit, ortli*- Gt erramont.

It'trrvn* elves*. when renufred. Addressr-uU ft t cam, Leonard town, P. O. St. La-ri 'a countr, Md.

pr-BF.PT C C OMBS,JASS DOWNS.

Ju’y 5, 186-Iy

Law Co-PartnershipTh undersign'd, Attorney# at Law and Po

l-otor* in Cfinnrerr. have this lC da a of Larraihar, IB- associated themveire* in pearticellivirptb'tiiioa coder the nameaud style of

m.AkhiToM: & nonfiAN.Thar aill pmrtice in St. Mrvfy's and the ad

jo ninr counties and in the Ceort of Appeals.Hpenal and ] rorej t nttrot on will bo paid totho collcrtioa ofclaim*. One o bath can a!-a;iT be found at thir office in Leonard Town,Addresr HiakiatooaA Moraan, Leonard TewsI*. 0., Jit. Mary's County, Md. •

JAMES r bi.akistone,JojibPM F. MORGAN,

Dec. 2, 1865—tf.

J. PA UR AN CRANE,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

LEONABDTOW.V,

Jan 26. I*7l if. MD-

JAS 11. WILSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.LEON AUDIOWN.

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Fob 10, I?o—tf,

DANIEL HAMMETT.ATTOE.NEVAT LAW.

St. Mar) ’sUuutity MarylandOct 3.1867 —tf.

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1 NBrRA NC E C() MPA N VOF ItA L TIMORF,Ay. I‘JG ll'. Haitimore street

THIS Company injure* on the mutual plaBuildings ami personal properly again*

Loan or damage by Fire. The entire profitare returned to ttie policy holders.

U O 11A Itll IS, I’resi Jenl.BOARD OF DIRECTORS- -;

Ftacrts Noalo of Neale. Harris &CoS H Uaughy “ Noah Walker Sc Co.S McCully •• Poaierait* McCullvbihp T George •• G.orge * JenkinsRG HarnsUte *• Noale, Harris ft ColHon George Bn-nt, Court of Appeals.George 1* .lenkins, t ’lurlrs county.George Combs, St. Mary's county.

EL SPALDING...

(Literal Acent,M Pifh 2f , Mar 24. >BTo-

H n. FNYDEU. JO. FORREST.

HXYDER & FORREST,arxm.tr.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,16 * II hnrf, Haitimore,

April 4, ItC.’-lf.

Kit a Kris Nr Air. J. f j yu utF. ( • NiAir. late cf St. Mary’s CVuutv

FRANCIS NEALE ftSONS,

Commission Merchants,Fell Tobacco, Grain and all country-

produce.F.uj fertilizers and all.supphe, f cr former*

Fertilizers furnished at tuanulactui-era price*.

•'an 11, I^72—lf.|

Hoarding School fcr Your*bLadies.

T**}Anirs os rHr:*Acrfd nr4nr¦ til open KOAHMNti St HOol, f„rIh7."h ir^.SrT*0"~

Board and Tuitira, $l5O pfr v(^r<I’crt Oflce. St Imgoe a.

A., IT. IKI-11,81

U'lL btssessu V t-Rteral debility, etc.. aold terry whrie. 1

T J S **l.'Rr>,

OC/rs AXn-BILtorsIt.Ufor the cure of Bilious complain,,old*, elc., sold every where.r

Usa - Caspar's Fsosrj.onoy—K,\d• ecr where.

BLRROrc.H BR(\c.,W bolesalrDruggiati.

L<Kb Ist. near i’ratt st,

geo. m. Davis.No. 1 ijW es I Fr.it t.

Oc. 39. IB*t—ft. Baltimore

Licensed Auctioneers

J\S 'F *P R ABELL, bavine qualified a.Auctioneersaccording to thereanirtroenssof

the I.irate lans of the L’sited Slates, give attic*that they are prepared to attend to the *?V ofall rtalasutcor oilier property that may be of-fered at public auction ia St. Mare's couaivAddress. Jaa V 4 8..K. Aball. lUowudtown,

may IS, IIT*—tt

dk Kltller's

celebrated

Star Tobacco Fertilizer,

(titan SiklKtioi wderarer used.

DEPOT : 15 CAMDEN STREET.BAtTIMOM, M.

Mwck 28. 1872—-lj.

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TOBACCO,ORAIE,

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Quack Medicine*, aod quack doctors will besxp<x*ed. aod ttiiylienUk not be allowed to

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April 3V H73 ,

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( Nv. DJ. 1872.

i THE 04777 VOLUME]

For 1872 !;

THE ILLUSTRATED

Phrenological Journal,A FIBST-CLASS

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Location of the Organ*, with directions forculture and t-ainirg, and the relations ofMind and Body described.

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Physiology—The Organization. Structurer and Functions of the Human Body; th*

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Koe If. 1871.

-4a Ornarmnt for Ferry American Horn*.

THE AMERICAN

Centennial Anniversary Chart,'Vitk views of “Independence Hall,” “O* tbs

| M issahickon Ortek Fairmonat Parte,” “fpthe. Schuylkill.” “I'aion League House, ’ a largeI bsaorttolly Oalerrd Map of tboi-img Fsum onat park, wfeers ihaGentenaial Aa-“lVw*to tncMd. mT Slae.40 vw iDcMt.

P Misled in aid e>ftks Cmfnnied Panel.Aotin* W ajrrzD.—From $2 to S3O par day

can b* made, baod M cents, sod a iiiilviiI and teram to agaota wiU be sent by retosa

1 T. Tt. CALLENDER A CO. Pakliabm.Third and Walaat Stt. PEiladtlabk.j Aped 18, 1*73—31.

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BOOTS AND SHOES.W lIOLBJAL fe AKDB ITAIL.

KISG STREET,

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1 The subscriber hat now oft hand and- is prepared tofami-h hj Wholesale and

’ retail ope ot tie Urjett and best aaacncd1 stocks of

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BOYS* tad- i CHtLDRSITS

BOOTS ARB shoes,

I* of fine and coarse Work, eyer before offer-t ed for sale in tbistnarket, manufactured>. from the best material, aod In tba moatr durable manner, comprising a great va-

V riely of

; NEW AND HAXD6OMK STYLES.1 |

0 i Also a larja stock of

BOOTS. SHOES aND BROGANS.suitable for the country trade, to whichspecial attention is inrind on tho part of

• country merchants and farmers,Allin want will do sell to call aa<!

ezmaiic mj stock, yhich eaauot be• xcelled ia thla or any carkat south ofNow York.

W. B. TADDEY.¦ No. 74 Kivg atrsot.• March 28, 1872—3a.

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r Potomac Transportation LineM) For AUtV’ANDRIA,Ar k.. WASHINGTON.SESESSt GEOI9UBTOWN,

And Potonoac iver Landings.

Steamer ExpressCAPT. A.C.NICKLE,

Will resume her rente on TUESDAY? March Ist. leaving Pier No. 10 light St? Wharf. Baltimore, every Tneaday, at 4¦ PM., for Alexandria, WasMrgt® and

, Georgetown,stopping atthsfoHowitg cat! POINTS on the Potomac River; Piney> Point, Stone's Wharf, Cobnrn, Chrpiico

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Wharf. \*1 RETURNING—WiII leave Six Sfi et

’ Wharf, Washington, every Saturday .S sA. M.and King Street Wharf, Alexandria,ut 7 A. M.

1 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, AF-i'LY TO

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1 Match 3. 1870 —tf.>

‘ LIFE AXD FIRE

INSURANCE AGENCY.i

, aSSt-AL STATIMCXT FOB 1871.

Royal fire insurance company ofLIVERPOOL—-

i Capital, - - - $ 11,000,000Losses during 1970, - 2,365.500Income from premiums, - 4,036,000Invested in the U. States, - 700,000

All losses promptly settled at ths Office ofthe Company in Baltimore.

#W~Tbis Company insures all kinds of Mer-chandise and Buildings, with contents, againstloss or damage by fire at moderate rater. Nonotes to be given.

Connecticut mutual life insur-ance COMPANY—

IscoarosATZP ix 1846.Capital, $ ,v,000,000Dividends yearly from 40 to 70 per Caat.Death claims paid over $ 8,000,000

will attend promptlr to parties desiringto insure in the above offices. •

JOS. H. KEY,Agent.

March 28, 1873-6 w.

BUSINESS NOTICE^E. LEO SPALDING.

!

49 LIGHTST., BALTIMORE\ MD.

THE business cf the Ist* firm of POUMAI-RAT A McCULLY. for the sale of Pro-

visions. Cotton, Sagar, Mol awes, and all kinds( of Produce, also agent for “James A. Miller s: {Chicken Cock) Whiritey. will be contimnadht

the old stand. 49 Light Snare, by E. LaoI SraLDiKo, under the name of PomtaißAT A Me1 OBU.T.

E. LEO SPALDING.I May 25, 1171—ly

, St, Mary's Seminary

THE dutiea of this Institntion willberesumed oa MONDAY, the 3rd of

OCTOBER.-Miss L. L. GARDINER.MU* H. K. TILGHMAN.

Associate Principal*.Bt. Inigoe’s P. 0.,

St. Mary’a Co., Md.Bep. 22. ISTG-ytf.

Notice*FWTLE, being with H. SOXXEBnoX A

* CO.. 387 IT. Baltimore street, Baltimore,Md.. manufacturers sad dealers in CLOTH-ING and PIKCK GOODS, would be pleased tosee the merchants and bis old acquaintances inSt. Mary’s when they vUit the city. R* willconvince them that it will be to their interestto deal with him. The noons ia a very Urgeone sad prices will be low.

Feb 15. 1871—tf.

Business Notice. >

Baltimore. Pbb Ist, 1873.TKTC the aadenigued have formed a co-J ******X. SIMMS ft CO., to conduct tt Ocaaral Chaa-mftiMa Burinwe (ll the *M vtmnd nf Owen

1 ft Simms, No. T Wand atnat, Corn ExchangeBuilding, and would solicit a coatiaaanes afthe patronage ad gvamariy tsntfsd tathtoidCm.

fmAincx.mpkJSO.L. MELVS.

1 Feb 8, 117;—titft

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Jaa. 45 th 1872—tf.

* WEEMS' TRANSPORTATION LINE

SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.

ON it after THURS-’JAY. March 7th,

1872. the Steamersmart washing. •¦BiGbVTON and PLANTER will run as follows:

MARY WASHINGTON,(Captain Ooor-l*y.) will leave Pi*r No 8 Light streetwUarf, every Tbuwday night, at 10 o’clockfor Patuxent River direct, proceeding as fari*p as Hill’s Landing. Returning, leavenh ill’s Landing erery Monday ft t Notting-ham, and Nottingham every Tuesday morn-ing at 6 o’clock fir Bahimtre, catlii.g atth* Landings below Benedict for passengers ,only.

Freight received at No. 1 Tobacco Ware-boue Wharf, ho Thursdays only, np to 4

PLANTER. (Captain Parish ) will leavePier Xa A Light street wharf, everv Satur-day aad V edneaday morning at 6:90 o'clock

I "or Fair Haveo, Plum Point, Governor'sKno and Patuxent River, proceed!ug a* forup as Benedict. Returning, leaves Bene-dict vvery Moodav and Thnr*>U> morning •at 6 o'clock, lor Baltimore, calling at aliibar i codings going and rctnraing, for ‘freight sod pautqgcra.

Freight received at Pier No. 8 Lightstreet w harf, Tnesdaya and Fridays only, 1op to 4 F. M.

M L WEEKS. imarch 14, 1173—tL Agent. '

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FOR SHERIFF.Mr. Eiitco—Von ar* requested Is annssnev

JAS. R. ALVET aa a msdidats for th* nextSheriffalty aad yM will please •y that be

| will ba warmly sappsned by tbs mmmh in-' MRst si the watt; aad by bo

• Jaa 4, 1872. Psora, i

'ENGLISH ROOFING FELT*la fon4 M gbmd wfl(¦ aMPdiauiM, WagatMinh >i foe Kaaitg Oat-M d-iag and Abate; ter !-eying Flat Rood*. Ou -

ter*, Lining Gnnsrba, Hterebcmses, *r Wall,(either outside or ins id*), and for facing un-der Slate* or Tile*. It is ala* a cheap aad ef-fective Ceiling oa the underneath aide ot raf-ter* a t a Stated ar Wad Rood, aad a* a tVßiarle iron Roofo, cenatcrartiat Ileal, Frost, aadCaadiaartira afMotateto.

Tie English Wt is fat op ia rolls ad 3%yards in length, by S 3 iaefcas la width, andaoataiaiag a sarfoas ofSat sgoM* fort.

titree-Tlt feltFOB Moonye.

Ia raTl*. 38 iacbss wide, hr So fret ia length ;

each rail will carer a surface 10 fot square, sr100 aqua** foot.

It i* to be laid aeroas tba roof, shingle took-iaa. With a lap of two indies aad aaenred bpaaltfhf the edge* with 3d mails add tin caps.

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When laid, the Fait is to he painted nithJfosfie RW fWwy. and .handed. The MasticRaaf Coming Is wised, read/ tar use, aad ia

applied with abrnsh.

tabred roofing rrrr.rcd extensively for Sheathing Hoove*, nad sfTar and Gravel roofing, also for placing underSlate. Tia and Shingle roofing.

It is card in pm Ling Woolens aad Fats toprotect them In n moth*.

Put up in rolls neighing 45 pounds each.15 pound* Fdt n ill cover a surface ut 100

square feet.

TWO-PLY FELT.For Sheathing Houses, roofing TewporerrHuild'ngs. making Wster Tight Floors, and lorplacing under Slate and Shingles.

In roll* 24i inches wide hr 50 feet in length.Each roll will cover a surface IS feet square or100 -qu*t*feet, ¦<

For S)wathing it can he nailed upon thesinddiat. making a |*rfoctlr air tight shank-ing, and me protection from dampness. Rau.mica or veruita will aol go near it.

MICA CANVASS MOOFI SO,In roll* containing 350 square fort. I* to helaid mei the roof, aad lapfad aliiagle fashion• iib a lap of two inches, aad secured hy nail-ing the edges with 30 of tacks.

Tlii* is the ml; Composition RoofingCthatdoes not mquilta finish iug coat of paint or ce-ment.

rSTARRED SFrEi THING EFT. T,For Carpel tuning, IWening Floors, and forputting under Slate, Tin and Shingle Routing.

Put tip in rolls neighing 100 pounds.10 pounds Kell will cover a surface io feet

square, or 100 square feet. Manufactured hr thePENN RO FINC, CO.'.

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105 South second street, Philadelphia.Aug 34, 1*71—1(.

eOODSTOSIHITRETIISIMISS IRENE FPRCK takes pleasure in an-

nouncing to her friend* and patron* inSt. Mary’s ronnty, that she basjust received andopened at her Store in Leonardtuwn the roostextensive, beautiful and cheapest assortment ofLADIES' DRESS GOODS,

BLEACHED, RROWXand I'LAID fOlTOES,

WHITE GOODS,CALICOES,

miluxenrand FANCY GOODS

to he found in I.ow -t Maryland. Her stock hasbten purchased at the

LOWEST RATESand i-he pledges herself to

sell every article loner thanit rail he purchased in Saint Ma-

ry’s county. Her long experience inpurchasing and selling such goods av she

now carries in her stock enables her to defy allcompetition and she confidently assures

her customer* that they cna save from15 to 25 per cent, hy purchasing of

her Her stork of Press 4 iood*is unusually large and in-

cludes all the mostfashionable styles

ofGrenaJinei from 35c to 50 cent*.

I Alpoeai “ “t075 ••

/.aims “

12jt050 "

| Prjplirt “. 25 to 50 “

j Ihlainei 25 11

I’xqutt. splendid quality 25 “

| and a full line of ib most beautiful WHITEj GOODS ofall descriptions. She has alto pur-

, chased in a.’ditiou to her former stock a largsassortment of

LADIES AND CHILDRENS’ SHOESwhich she will dispose of at very low rates.

Grateful to her friends for their past Literalpatronage, she respectfully solicit* a continu-ant of the same.

FW BONNETS and HATS repaired andmade to order,

Also

COXFKCTIOX ER Y.TOYS,

AOTIOXS,JEWELRY.

May 11, 1871—tf.

R. A. GOLDEN & BRO.,EE©(CIEK§

AgO

COMMISS IOX MERCHA XTS.

Washington D. C.

ARE happy to announce to the citigenaof St. Mary’s county and its contigui-

ty that having at much expense providedfacilities for the accommodation

and storage of goods sod cattle sent to themfor rale on Commission, that they are pre-pared to to those wh# may entrustthem with tueir patronage assurances thattlieir merchandise will receive the highestmarket prices.

Ourclosccommunication with the whvrvceand oor long establishment in the Grocerybusiness, enable os to command better pri-cca for country prodacU than possessed byany Coamlseion Merchant ia the city

Remember the place.*. A. GOLDEN * BRO.,

* Warehouses No. 84 and 28F street South

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WaeUiugtoa 1). CJune 28. 1889—tf.

DORSETT, HARRIS k COGrocers sad

Commission Merchants,No. 98 Sorra CaarntßST,,

BALTIMORE.Partfealaf attenlioa given to the io-

spectian nod sale of Tobacco, the sal* ofGrain and all kinds of country produce

Feb 29, 1872—1y,

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liICKNSXO iIVCTIOKm.

Rl. Ell 9 ARDS, having qualified as at's Aactbwecr accordiam ta ike lanmsi

lww of the United Stave*. tffes aoticr XXwIwUI attend to tba sal* of real arpAteudKrty that My be offered at pabHc auction ]

VT"® ***”"<R *Edward*, 1wroat mih P 0., Bt Jfavy’t county. Md.Jaae 23, IfTd-tf.* * **

MALTHY HOUSE.BALTIMORE, M.;

-C. B. HOGAN. - . ——f- in’

REDVCtIM OP PABt.

| N canalifcrelioa at the—deefil— iaI coat ofall neet—ari—appertaining o Ho-'il Keeping, the price of Board wRII ba Re-duced an and after Janaary Ist, 1879, ta

Per Dtyv .

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being determined that nothing with be Jellnrdore in the future to make the •'MAkT—’*what it has been in the oast—oaooodtononein the dtv,

Jan 20 IfilO—tf.

THE GREAT

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These periodical* vre the medium,which the rreatest minds not only if GreatRril in and Ire’and. but also of C.|ttluentirEurope, are convtantlr brought into more nrlee* intimate rommnnii utinu With tbe< World ofrea.'er*. Hivtorv, Biography. Beienct Pbßo*-'opby, Art, Religion the great political auc-tions of the pant and of t<i-diyg. <

ar* tfewted >ntheir page* as the learned only ran tr*pr them'.No one who would keep pace w ith the t mracs aafford to do without these periodioals,

• ‘fall the monthlies Rleekweed bold! the fore-most place.

TERMS PtaAxvrwFor any one efthe Reviews, $4 *0For an'r two af the Reri.-w*. ! t 00Fhr anv three of the Review*, >0 00For all four of the Reviews, • T 3 80

1 For Blackwood's Magazine, 4 o>.¦. For BUrkwood and one Rev leur, 7 oo 1For Black wood and any twooflhr R.— bwv too®For Black wo>d and three of the Rev* say littleFor Blackwood and the four Review} k l.tOO’

Single numbets of a Re* ie , ST *Iil*num--1 ersoi Blackvvoad. tkim-fHe oeirfe. Rostagwuo cent* a uu uhcr.

ci. rns.A discount of.Uuity jer cent, willle allow

. cd to rlnhs v>ffi*hr<rare }*resons. 'finis, fourcopies ot B'ackwood. or ofone Reric t, will t>tent to one address for sl2 SO. Four ropie* ofthe four Reviews ami Bl n kayod.-for an I*0 on. For duhs t'f ten or more person 1. aeonrgratis to the getter-up of the cluh, it additionto the above discount.

Pi;EMU MS TO SEW SrnsrRJORRS.N w nh*rr fiTS to any two of iho Stwve fie-

ri odic* Is for 1871. will be entitled to r*n ieon>of the Reviews for 1870. New uli*cri(er*loallthe five nnv rcieivc anv two of ih n>vjcws forI*7o.

Niiher premium* to snbsrrllwrs, nordiseonntto ci of s can le allowed, un'ess the money is re-mitted direct to the Publishers. No premiumscell Be given to clubs.

(.’irutlsrs with ftirther particulars rosy be hadon application.THE LEONARD SftTT I‘I’BLISHINGCO,

140 Fulton *t., New York.IV'SfniMSer* sn l otheit d.spotcd to

lilieraily dealt with.

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7hr Fnrmet't Gmid*ToScimHfie and Practical Agri tultHrs.

By Henry Stephen*. F R S., Rdiabnsgh, and thelate J I’ Norton Professor ot Scientific Agricul ~

1 lure in Vale College, New Haven.Two vols. Koval octavo. Idofi pugs* and

! numerous engravings. Price, $7 j by mad.post-paid, s*.

Dee 15, 1870. 1

United Stairs fjclcl.329, 331, Sc 333 Penn Arentie,

WASHING TUN, D. C’.JId. 11. 08.1N v Prwf rirtor

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Rales Reduced tos Day.

110 keep pac with tbc tiraee, and meetthe wishes of the traveling public, the-

Proprietir has dcriJgd to reduce the price olhoard and room to per day. and. m*-withstandiug the low price charged.tende that the House shall maintain tMaam*roputation for romlort and ncatacua, aad atoad tabic, aa heretofore.

• 1 ——o ' ¦MBT This Hotel is within tv* inmate*'’

walk of the Capita! ar<] principal Kttlp 18Depots, and convenient to the Uvaasoment*

1 Departments and Office*.Street Car* to all parts aft 9 Cti abd

’ Georgetown pass this boose #fr fire dfttf*ulae.

Jas. 20. 1870 If. u -

Dental Notice*,I V forvlra*M to those who mav tfo-uiAll operatkms petforr vpf>n th

I,Tofr,lWon of Dentlstrr

ro^r*HhTr f o* ••rrteesai thair bomet willmert with prop attention br dri ppiag me aT"th intwrkS fa aremanner dc* jrtd, and at reaseaaile prices. 4H-

Du,i.„-tf.

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HORNE k ORfIWEU>Builders and Conir odors*

*1 liE undersigned har* eatei s*B ibto Cf -

parktisrabip aa Builderq f Owatoac-torn 1 aUdammdam thefr line u I haainca* that a. ay be awda

•**"¦*'•s® milh Prvmpleeea,. it reaaaaabierataaifid in workmanlike mi; aer 4

aj=X||;GRUOR: IF..*THOS. c. GEE KKWRLU

Lee tard Town.. * • V „tfgj

Ma-ek 81 187tutf.

BDJ BROR F STORE,1 ICS.