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there. What a nice nardtown and Wash-approaching season, i the way- of bathing,, will most undoubt-I of the kind hereto-itiful and picturesque le nneient peninsula, down here is, that the M.K. It. are vigorous-k to completion, not-irotracted rains and s. So you see, Messrs. to hare the Iron blowing—frightening mdou-ly—from Bran-Mary’s,’’ not'ns rlt;t-igh spirits, By-thc-finc old gentleman, je a pity for the It i call. Wheat, oats, wing tolerably well, iug their coats, rolling paratorjr to planting ennision is building a hj Creek for the ac-Steamer Gcorgcanna. tiled with delight by uuied iate vicinity of icrcliants of our vil-r shelves with new s and small profits” tbarging is to be done, -ep late hours, and pleasing countenance 1,s part of the county y. More by-and-by.It ALT AT.tliit tl- ’t Itw Jill.* akt 'I'S.Watebs Si CoAuurt w in once rtBLI?EkS, C11 !CAGO.PlLOKIMAOE TO WfllfKMAR*lf. The pilgrimage to the Whit«mnrfh Hill*. the location of the mother mission hon«e of the Jesuit priests of Maryland, under the aii.«-| ic* s of the rarioii* Catliotic beneficiaryket for Wheat, find pric particularly for the low clinic Maryland sample] and commanding comp The receipt* show n fail marked in Western » only about ftt.tRHi bu.-he els last wick. The sulii llt;uhr*« Maryland white fair to choice: l.'t m o t*i • do. amUr ul l?S(«i(l jo ... r ... . . » . • i l»u*UeV rhetas bringingsocieties of \\ nri.ttigton nnd Haltimore. o lu.sheU fair to prv took place tin* 1 1th iiirtant, fully ‘,000 cents; i*oo do. good IVn persons makiuz l!»c pilgrimage ami uni- j I*9cents; 4»H do.ting in the devotions. The mission house 'f \v, , . .. . . . , cent*; 8.HJ do. No. 1and rniall chi pci adjoining are situated !, 54, rt.nls. 2v«h«* do No.among the hills, about three miles cast oft 2,n00 do. good winter r(’•dlington Million, on the Baltimore and { I’oax.—The market f»and 8r»(«* 85 cents for market tor Western h: moderate demand, nnd buyers’ favor lucent on bushel on o!d mixed brace 20.0C0 bushel* net down to 83 rents, nnd ’J 80 dow n to 84 cents, all | do. old n.ixtd, for fir; at 80 cents.Oat*.--The Fa’i* reprln»liel*. a# follow ji C’.miil Frankm* Bron-'.f Admiral Franklincod at his residence, it,” on Miles lliver, ms horn hi Baltimore red thenavy in 1915 f rhitendcnt o| Vnitediiy, 19-15-47, became 1 in 101 was Corn-y Yard at Washing-1901. he resigned United States Navy, Confederate service t fitting out of the iron-rfdk, and command-attack npon the Fed-u Hoads, March 8. to he was wounded e lo the rank of Ad-derate service, and et in Mobile Bay, by Farragut, Augnst igagement he was seen prisoner and dc-ie of the war. For is been liring in re-c on Miles Hirer several weeks. Lu-le was attended by ruian. who were with y. On Sunday even-wbat bi tter, but ou s condition became no improvement un-eatli. tic died du-Tuesday. Admiral killful, conscientious id had 111 any Warm will regret to hear ofI’otomae ll.tiiw tv, about enui.li.taut be- |-’M.1'-«! pri.v* for I ..... / . declined J(. 3 ecu!* ptrtwuen H Islington ami Baltimore. I *»«* • r.ii|.|.lv « m.i;e 1*4 gather ? or pilgrimage to Whitemaruh wcvk’nnd white r'«*rs wns to ; i l a rctitiion of the Catholics of ! hik- yellow rnn.i.Maryland and, with proper religious eer-J. ’ * * . . I c UMve, arnuutiUd tocroon tc*. to cmmcnmrate the aacrinee* | «;o,otH» buhe: last w and devotion* of the founder* of (bt!io* j brace 2.5. lt;mo bushel* 1 Jicitv in the United State*, to interchange ! ,or inferior. .-it- ! - f. -4 Catholic and uncial eentiracnts and to tea- I I*1! .**. l,*furi tt.... . - , l*»w at 81 (n M tent* fortify their veneration and respect for tin* first Catholic mi«Mo*jarie* at that place who were wont to okscoiMc in the early days of the Republic. Shortly nfier ten o’clock two special trains from Washington, each having nine coaches filled with passengers, arrived at Oollington station Among them were several rorietic*. with bands of music, including the Marine Band, from the Navy Yard. They soon formed in line and took up their march to Whitcmarsh. The line was nearly a mile in length, many ladies who were unable to obtain conveyances trudging on foot over the sandy road in the hot sun. The most conspicuous feature of the procession was the colored society of the Knights of St. Augustine, from Washington, dressed in handsome black suits and purple regalia, with long fl twing plumes in their hats. The inarch occupied about an hour.At eleven o’clock the special train of nine cars from Baltimore arrived at Collington, where a line of march was formed like the preceding one, and the pilgrims proceeded to Whit- mash.At noon the services commenced with the eelebrafion of high mass, by Father Wiget, in front of the mission house, the, immense congregation standing in the open air and devoutly joining in the exercises. When mass was concluded, the Rev. Father 15. A Maguire, 8. J., of St.Aloysios church, Washington, preached a sermon from the balcony of the mission house, taking his text from Mark, xvi.14 -ttt He alluded to the pilgrimages of the early Christians and those of later years, and quoted from Chief Justice 8to-rv and Bancroft's History to prove that religions toleration was fir*t established in America by Catholic settlers iu Maryland.At three o’clock P. M- a procession was formed by the various societies, headed by a land play in?, and a march made down the hill to K ek Spring, a few hundred yards south of the mission house.—The spring gushes from the hill near its base. Immediately above the gushing j j water a rude arch of chocolate colored sandstone about twelve feet high is constructed. and about the middle of th»* M CT Wstructure, in ao opening or recesw, standsa small image of the Virgin, with the in- ^rson havingnfant Jesus in her arms. A few feet iu iw di - at foo«i tilt; (a 04 ctt , nn ! 0 .Mm 05 cl* , all on track; TM cis. nnd 201)0 do Marvlai for choice. To-dav we at 6«®6J cents; bright and Maryland at CA\(n 08 I*VS.—The receipts of market i* firm at full fi-ri ted amount lo l,2oo bus for good to prime, bulk Toancro.—There is eo Ohio Leaf Tobarco, the supplied now with a got business so far is modcn fined to atniut 15o hlids. The FlCSi h ngent is “lo as yet made no purlt; haw vised. Medium grades lt;nnd more actively at $7; cipally for France and lt;; aud fise satnp'es are dull cy will not bring over $ of Kentucky and Virgi iis{«er'tiou8 this week an of ice week previous, hi Maryland and Kentucky t »liio. The export* d 1,041 lihds to Ara-’tcrda men, 3n hh Is. to l.ivetj». erara; total, 1,823 birds, steady and p:iclt;*s are 1 change. We quote to-d; 1 Maryland—frosted Ann 14 sound contmc go.ni do, ** midilling,11 good to fine r 11 fancy,14 upper conntri41 ground leavefinso.—There i- a fa and prices are os lu*fore 1 ;«*r long ton for (iuana discount of 50 cents to of 5n to 250 inui. We 1 the demand from the S01 se ison opens, but trade i quote the leadine make: ; ton, but lint inferior qu ower.■5 ralin; a pork chop (to lirarioic an nn-• laid dowo his kuifc ied : “Veil, did any 1 fuss afoul a lillle»ja: “Tak. a com-linff bntit-rfiio.; putsidcaure of iho sj riu^ a larjje arch of ev- i T«*lia.on ;i - s cer-.ify ilrrcreena. flanked M either .ide by amal- 'V'l or, *■ . , ,, .1 . \ mual br JoalUa or tht I’ler arches, bad been erected, each, togeth- ry inr,»t. I .ill nolt; cr with the *tone ataochions, bcin» deco- j tbcs. trrau : The n.aun rated with flowers. Wlicn the procession I on dcHvrrr: on lb. Ul bad gstbered in the valley in front of the sprinjr, short services, followed by a brief ad.in from Father Wijrot, took place, after wi.ieh the benediction arxs pronona-ced and the pilgrims won led tbrir way back to Collington. Hundreds of them carried away small bottles of water fi.led at the spring. Not the least disorder occurred during the day, and ail seemed pleased with the pilgrimage to White-niarsh. Of the nut. her present fully one- | third were colored persons, and ooe-tbird of the entire assemblage were females.— aY. J”. Utrald.they pay the t«ilancr of : chine. They pay the fir frccoai. Tlt;j St M try’ $ • Z. I». BtAKttT Milewtown. May 21, 1874—lai#A BIG on A XCE f EmiKiWAXTEP, A genu PKKS AND STstrains jams, jeiitea. hcrL low, meat*, chfffe. kr. few localities. Sella qoid it. Is o»e of the ptmaas restful and profitable otm
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Leonardtown Saint Marys Beacon
Leonardtown, Maryland, US
Thu, May 21, 1874
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