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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

,...oredto excite dissatisfaction and discontent
J, the existing government However, next
IN q final examination, he was acquitted
y hat charge, and was released, but not al
I'D to reside in any town where there was a
-. school or college, nor within ten miles of
r,diu. In 1929, he was again accused OF
,.r,gogic doings, and was ordered to leave
r,,burc on-the- Unstrut, where he had taken
his abode. Subsequently, he was allowed
: storn there, and when the present King of
pr,sia came to the throne, jain was again
.uosed to reside where he chose, and was
.s,rard decorated with the order Of the IrOa
r,ss. In 1914, being in danger of losing his
IDLE property at Freiburg, he published an ap-
,,.l the German people, which caused a great
',u.stion, and brought him the desired aid. In
,s,s he was chosen member of the Frankfort
Parliament, and at first was welcomed with
,rsst enthusiasm, by the progressive pro-
ssors Of that body. But be was not up
% the democracy which prevailed there, and
,rsenty became one Of the most unpopular
linen with the members of the Democratic
,uty. Them he charged with all sorts Of
er;ninal and disorderly tendencies, and him
tEg treated as an old renegade and blOckhead.
HsEas quaint pstriarchal 6gure as we saw
In in St. Paul's Church in l9i3,--a tall, Wig
oroas old man, dressed in singular tunic,
Fib black velvet skull cap, broad shirt
collar of rather dubious whiteness, turned
ever on his shoulders, ard heavy white beard
filling low upon his bosom His speeches
we're short, jerking, queer, full of drOll sug-
sestiOns and rude personalities. In the Par
lament be was o supporter of the scheme for
making Germany hereditary Empire with
the Hohenzollerns at It's head Since 1913 he
lss not been heard of. Our German papers
DO not state where he died but we presume it
was at Freiburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Fla, CULruKr-CLAU,srr's MAcHnr-One

thing Is certain whether the Chevsier Claussens Cot
ton machine u humbug not lax i good crop and
lsrrnc - have found L out.
In Trumbu County, Ohio they have increased the
cultivation Of tax wonderfully within five years. II
leaves the ground IN good state for wheat the seed
always sh article and the straw stalk 70 generally
worth s. or So per tun even now.
Tie Clsussen process, successful makes the straw
worth 3 20 Sl0per tUn. His works now in opera
ton Al S;epney, in England.
The Engirh consume the fax grown ON 10000 acres
Of ground but they raise in Great Britain only lJOOO
The EDglih 2l bushels TO the acre, and 90
tain 20ls bushels TO the acre.
They raise the same crop on the same ground every
year In succession, by their system OF nigh farming
Afarrner in Prebe County, Ohio, rased ~. Du'n ~.
70 the acre. and soil generally with me f,snon
expense bestowed upon it 10 England VIII pfoua'o
more to theacre. . 1,---,.-....-.
We DO not intimate thatthe ChevaIier c'ussens patent
il not what he expects OF 4 we kno" n''s 80.
;,,nense ~ Cleveland Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Irish Transatlantic Packet station.

correspondent OF TIE Dublin Ireland) Post
suggests the formation Of pier "pace Of CALI for
hmericsnbOund steamships at the mouth Of Cork Har-
Dor 1t seems upon actual observation that the Collins
and Cunard ships usually pass within some five miles Of
The point proposed and that by extending the Dublin
Railroad and telegraph ,lther delay of at most two
hours would enable those vessels TO bring es of papers
and dispatches, respectively twentyfour hours later
Than they now do. This point IL not fifteen miles further
from Newyork or Boston than the proposed place of
landing in Galway and is free from the objections of the
lser, airing from its exposure to the storms Of the
Atlantic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

rg- The Le,ris.O''r (Pa) Ga;sns says 81 'I a..
several o9 reor that place for some lime three OF them
hIr scen ~ different times few rods rom lle
Turnpike party got s50 ,ss at a taS% WY 2
sist, ~ loos, 400 pouuds-bui brun roueA MN, Al
wtlsn ,Se mountain through laurel th'eAet ana ts
cted hs escape Their range appear; 70 pc nile and
mSSh1n snd though frequently watched ana
nn =. b seem TO be wide awake as tneir wary
rt "a re GGs the bear s sow 70 has Ds al al
their guard of sn0 ONE ,R poor rs' w resd the
ready fallen, and we hope that inc ''''
n,rcrs and save themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
nInsonIc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shot.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. l5 1852.
The Grand Lodge OF MasOns this evening
elected Thomas Helm Grand Warden In place Of Geo.
r. Mcfarland, deceased.
Christian Baker was shot to-day by Maria
Lena Nssser German domestic whom he had seduced
and borrowed 900 from, and afterward refused to
marry her or repay the money. She fired pistol ut
him as he was leaving biz mothers door. The bali in
oted bad wound in the back Of his head but 1t Ia not
dangerous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Fire nj Troy.

Troy Monday Nov. Is 1854
The extensive iron foundry OF Messrs. Wager,
Richmond & Smith caught fire on Saturday night, and
was damaged 10 the extent of $4,000. Insured for
$1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

NORTH CARoLNA-TAe Raleigh Standard
has returns from all the Counties but Gates
lHyde, and Pierce has 919 majority. Gates
hrepOrted a tie and Hyde for Pierce by four
minority. Total vote about $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Fire nj Dunkirk.

DUNKIRK, Monday Nov. Is, 1852
The row OF wooden buildings on the north
side Of Fronst, between Buffalo and Centre St. was
completely destroyed by fire ON Sunday morning Tho
large brick freight depot of the NJ Y and Erie Railroad
in the row, sayed The sufferers are Din
Montague s. Co.; Bradley & Co; Forbes & Co. forward
ers I; BiRgs & Co. druggists ONeil & Co, grocers
OReillys Telegraph Office briggs & Wilbur, auc-
tioncers The total loss has not been ascertaned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

e. The Rome Excelsior is an independent
Maine Law paper just started in Oneida County by
O. B. PIERCE the Grammarien. 1t deals hard but good
nGured hits in various directions and seems to under
stand that live paper is worth any two dead ones
Success to il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Execution stayed.

WILMINGTON, Monday Nov. Is 1852
A special messenger has arrived here from
Madison, bringing the Governors postponement the
execution Of COnnoughy and Mcdonald who were 10
have been hung to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Monday, Nov. Is. 1852
An adjourned session of the Ohio State Leg
sature met here to-day, but nothing OF interest has
transpired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

~ Hon. ALBERT LOCKWOOD, Counselor
st law and late Judge Of the Westchester County
Courts, died at his residence, in Sing Sing Sunday
morning aged fifty years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
81 TELEGRAPH 10 The NETWORK fRIBuNI


Boat Run Down by a Steaner-t:rcas Less
Of Life.
BosroS, Monday Nov. Is, lisa
We are in receipt Of dates from st. John.
New Brunswick. to the l2th inst.
On the uth instant, as a steam ferry.boat
was crossing from Carlton TO 81 John. she came In
contact with row boat filed with laborers who
had been engaged in loading the ship ZenobiA lyns
out IN the stream, and returning home. The
boat Wa capsized and on; Of from Is to 81 men whs
were IN IL nine only were saved Six bodies have
been recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Death OF Capt. Ray.

HUDSON Monday, Nov. IS, lb52.
Capt s. Ray, TN old and well known citizen
Of Hudson, died this morning at o'clock, aged III
wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
The Planters, Bank Of Mississippi

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Nov. Is, IeJ2
Further returns render il probable that there
majority in the State, agsinsi paying the Planters
Bank Bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
TIE n. Y. OBSERVER AND MR.. JAMES.

To tic Edtoref The " y. Tribune:
Please allow me the hospitality of your paper
to right myself with The Ncw- York Observer,
and sosdd TO the many obligations 1 already
owe you Yours truly, H. JAMES.
November r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
The steamship William Penn ut New.Or.
ieaus-The Weather.

NEw-ORLEANs Monday, Nov, l5 1859
The steamship William Penn arrived here
todsy from NewYork.
The weather here is cold and frosty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
The Lnte storm on the lakes.

CLEVELAND Mondsy Nov. IS 1882.
The steamer Michigan lies of Chagrin River
10 miles below here with her smOk spipcs carried
away She sppears in bad condition.
The Empire State is safe at Toledo.
MILWAUKEE Monday, Nov IS 1859
The schooner Twin Brothers, OF Milwaukee.
is ashore at Muskegpn.
The schooner Roberts, of Chicago, Gin bal
last is also ashore at the came place
The schooner Walton, of Chicago. Is ashore
near Grand River.
The schooner Gold HunIer, of Racine, il
ashore Manitou Island-a total wreck
BUFFALO Monday, Nov Is, 1852
Advices from the West comet slowly
A sail vessel, bottom up is reported near
Fsuport name unknown crew supposed 10 he lost
AT the mouth of the Detroit River 10 or 10
vessels ashore but most OF them got OIL with slight
damage.
The schooner Eagle is total wreck at the
mouth of the Wellend Canal, with a cargo of 5000
bushels of wheat-a loet One hand drowned
the rest escaped after much suffering
The Canadian schooners Sovereign and Lady
Bayot ashore in Lake Huron The former total
wreck.
The propeller Ohio went ashore, but by dis
charging her cargo Oft and arrived here last night
ArepOrt is in circulation that steamer was
seen on fire on the north shore OIL Cleveland last night.
but we have reliable particulars.
Snow fell freely here last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Monday, Nov. Is, l5Js
of tha rnn.raso,.ual El..t;.,

Full returns of the Congressional Election
yet received but the indications In favor Of
the following First District, Campbell Dem; Second
District Wentworth, DEM. Third District Norton Wing;
Sixth District Yates, Wing Seventh District Constabla
Wing Eighth District, Gillespie, Wing The election
of Yates and Gillespie Is regarded certain but the 9th
er Wings are somewhat in doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
The steamsip seutherner Mt Charleston

tFAhLL5fUNf pAJHuaJi NOV I'd Tx
The L. S. mail steamship Southerner, Capt
WiIlism Foster arrived her wharf in this city. at
O'Clock yesterday Sunday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
Rumored Loss or the Propeller Powhattsa
on Lake Erie, aud n Number Of Lives Lost.

BUFFALO, Monday Nov. IS 1851
Private adyices received from Dunkirk re-
MOTT that the propeller Powhattan foundered on the
Like during the fate storm, and that all board in
Guiding a number OF Passengers, pershed Her books
and papers washed ashore We have received
nothing authentic yet but the above information V
probably too true.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
JOHN ADDISON, N. D.
PRICE, SD cis. a BOTTLE.

JOHN ADDISON NJ. d.
We beg leave. as convincing evidence of the
highly va'uahIr properties of the above named
medicines. 10 refer To- the annexed compliment
iarv notice from sixteen of The most respectable
Arothsca and pharnacruiist> Hn the City nf
Baltimore. ~hon we have appointed our agents.
and who have the SEVERAL articles fnr sale.
The Subscribers, Apnth' cariPs and Pharna-
etniista in III" Citv Of B ,Iiinorr. ar. satisfied
that the prErarAtions known a. STABLER's
ANoDYSH CHERRy ExPFCTnRANT and STA
RLER's DiARRReA CORDIAL. are medicines of
great value AMI very efficient EIr the feIirI and
cur. Of III" diseases for ~hich they bear the
evidence Of kill and ia theiI preparation
and style "f putting mp. and we rake pleasure
in accommodating them IN o'r cnsiosn@rs.
C 4 Moore, FP Scoit, s X Fleming.
D. e. Ghpin. ! GrahArne, n Lowe.
! Rarrv 4 40. !. Phillips. Jos RnsAIss. "a
&; " Johuston.I y Stan<bVFv. 4 w Hnshss.
u t:rah,ms. J VI Lsrogns.vMcp Phi & Marshall
PRICE. 81 cts. Bottle. AA
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
Wafche. .Iewclry. &c.

TEELINts that he can offer induce
& snknls 10 @punchasers eq1slsusE- R"t
superior, TO, any Other, establishment 10
BALTIMORE. the undersigned invites the
at,ention of country ideslers,to his large
anil well assorted stock of ss...e, &
JEwELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
sa@ eo@ AT TIE
Corner q Pref AID CsaMsrcs arsst.
Tie naules iir pars-- TO e
Gold aud silver w s,ches. in hunting and
plain cases 4
Gold and silver lepine and anchor lever
fsssld guard vesf and fob Chains Fs
todd guard and Epl, Keys and Seals
Guild and silver Thisnbles. silver Combs,
sassn, with end wishoui sets 'eta
Gold Earrring<, Breasipins, Finger rings
a,t=. and Bracelets w
Shirt. studs. Pencil Cases, MINISTRIES and
aasss MedaIiona 1 ahk 64
Gold, silver and steel speciacles, TO suit
ia alleyea So
Silver table, tea, salt, gravy and mus
tard Spoens
Britania ;ta and cofies pots. casters and
+ candlesaiCks
Briiania in sets Of FIVE and 1six pieces
music boxes -zGf'
1Girandoles. rolar lamps, walters aud &C.
cordeons ,.Trt
Silver pta,ed ware, assorted
Victims and violin strings ,.
Double. and six barrel pistols; single
~ barrel self cooking do. double and
q single harrel do. of English end
German manufacture -.
Mantle do !; packet and table cutlery
Whalehone, bonnet and ribbon wire
Perfumery and hair oil shot pouches. bird
bags powder TASKS, perCu saion caps,
and matches
Together with MANY other articles. -.
N. r. Clocks Watches. Jewrlrv. &c.
repaired at . moments notice and in The
b 81 manner.
h'" WILLIAM s. JUSTiS.
}-t Corner OF Pratt aud Commerce SITS.
June "a, lSS2
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
FOR tIiE
PATUXENT RIVER,
VIA FAIR HAVEN.

~m~s The steamboat
g. 1c> PLANTER. N. l.
1S1NN~Sl- WeemS, master.
will resume her route 10 the PaIuxrni
River, on Wednesday. 2Mh, of Fcbr,ra.
~, a. Il o'clock. a. m, from the Mary.
land State Wharf. ARR, ing at Hills
Wharf the same evening, stopping on
bMh sides Of the River at her usual
Jennings. going aud returning. fnrfreight
and passengers.
Returning will proceed down the riv.
or on Fridays as far As Benedict. leaving
BENEDICT every Saturday, for Baltimore,
at 6 o'clock q ~. G.s..
The Steamboat PATUXENT, Theo.
dore Weems. Master, will commence
her regular route for the Paiuxent River
on Saturday, 2afh of February, at 6 o.
clock. q. m. from the MARYLAND State
Wharf. srrivig at Hills Wharf on the
same evening stopping m both sides oi
The River al her usual landings, going
and returning. for freight and passengers.
Returning. will proceed down the Xiv.
er on Tuesdays, as far as Benedict,
Iessing Benedict every Wednesday for
Balfimorr ate O'Clock a. m.
Passage 20 Fair Haven. $500
Paiaxent River 400
February rs. Gs52-if
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
STAWLER'S Or. CUtpHAN'S
WORM MlXTURE

Prepared from Receipt iqrPnied b" DR.. JOHN
TH IPh.fV. m'mbSr Ofthe ROl - rDL
EEGF or SURG COWS or LLNf1V
Il Remedy more efficient than MS is Sot aH0mn
MANY (nrrha?s on hh:) ~: Tho diseases hnIn
which children Su.i-r are IGinn~l nv the
presence If Worms in the svStPm; asd il ne
ylrri.d. give rise 10 III" most uncnn'0 table and
irritating feelings. violent mains. Sickness al
the stomach, elnacia:iou and frequently 10 vomi-
ting
This medicine il an efficient safe and plea
SAINT remedy Tor their determination ~ contains
all the virtues Of the most aI'rruved ermiiuges
ami although II has heen used hv rnnv thou.
Sanls aud has hp-n heinre the pnhiifhr several
ysarS. il has never been known 10 t.h i'm etiec-
ting a complete cure.
Extract from letter received frnm s -. FoRTE.
NJ. d., member nj the ROYAL ColeSe OF
Surgeons. i.nndoa
ToEH SrAsLEa xCo Ocrnprr 2dh. 1851
GsnIeaen.-I som" time l'st y4r. nv :
eiiami. goi hold OF a few bn;il"s n yonr Sta
hisr's DR.. Ch :pnan's Worm Mix'uf and ns-d
IL in nv practice with such mnaqualed success
a. inlrc" ma 10 send for 81 dnz"n
last month ordered, through the same gen
,ie'nan.s I00 dozen
."s Won can shin we so dozen VERY three
! lnns'hs from date OF receipt Of this, shi
draw for The amount. &c. &c. y .....
Numerous certificates OF cures the most
aggravated rasps Of disease enuu he readily
apps,isie,i hereto hat We feel assuri that the v
onId AID bui little 10 the strong aEi respActa-
bic EVIDENCE here given hv persoH competent
10 indse Of the merits nj these remsiai agents.
E.H.SrABLER & Co.. Projectors,
baltimore.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
REV. VERNON ESKRIDGr. u $. ".

PORTSMOUTH. (Va..l Ang. tS, 1851.
Mr.. J. +. Boush-D-aT Sir: While am in
general opposed 10 Pa,en. Medicines eandns
r"mrels IN" to state that have great cnn6i-nee
IN thr virtues Of iismpton's Vegetable rinctnrr
For several months past ! have us-d IL in my
family, aId IN dyspepsia. loss of appetite. dig.
illness. and general debility with entire suecess
=" Tar a' nv experience extends. ihrI.fnre.
take pleasure in recommending il TO the afi, cfed
AZ a safe. and efficient remedy.
! am, respectfully. yonrs,
VERNON ESKRIDGE.
Chaplain in the u 9. Navv.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
Uondsrfal Cure, Of Hereditary Serof Ia
BIZ Hnmploa's Tpgpiabte Trnefnre

This certificate is from the pen oi gentle
man whose name APPEARS on the Journal ct
bly known:
ut Affords me pleasure 70 state that Or
HampiOn's TineinEe has effected most ex-
trsordinary cure Of ny slave boy, kfbsf. The
patient Wss ihrte years old. and hal Che
Serofula-(his father wss serolnions.) The
boy was moving mass Of sor~s from head 10
loot ihesapper eye-ihis wrrp mach swoi.
.Ien. and inr,fpd inside nut exhihiiing horrible
snatiering ulcers that protraded over Ito eye
balls 30 a. To produce blindness. IL is strange.
yea true, this child, that felt resigned 10 see
die a. . relief hoD sufsring. has bseo rsstssed
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
CLOUD or WIrNrss.rs

We have certificates from Captain Canot,
brniher TO the eminent physician 10 I.onis Ma.
pnle0n. President of the French republic. ssao
was cured Of rheumatism ar seven yeas stan.
'ing; one from Robt GanIf. do. of seven years
one from Mr.. Oldham. BAiiimnrr Cusiom- house.
oi a dreadful case Of dyspepsia one foin Jnn.
Luke. Of case nf dyspapsIs and general de.
hili'y; and one from J. X. S'apletun, esq. of
Baltimore, with hundreds Of Others.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25

Il n pheasant Mixture. compounded in agree.
,mPnt With the rules OF Pharmacy of iiarspat-
ic agents long kn"wn anil celebrated Inr their
peculiar ~firnrv in curirg DiArriai. aud stint
Tar affections 81 the sr<tem. 10 its artinn. il
aiIaIs nausea and produces a healthy action OF
the Liver. thus removing the cause at .ae same
time that il cures the diseasr.
Opinion OF Doct. JOHN A nrrsoS. Fiiysi, ian
10 the Baltimore Southern DiSppnrary.
Having made trial Of vnuT - Diarrloea Cor
dial" and beng also acquainted with the in
gradients of which il il oompnSst. il gives ma
much pleasure in adding INV testimony 10 thar
Of others in favor cf lie ExTRAoRDGN1FY EFF.
cACY in the cure Of :. D'Arrhet and SGInuier r
Complaint in children aud adults"
With much respect. &c.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25

NOTTINGHAM Il JOHNSON have
~ removed 20 No. lei n ATT SrREEr
WmARF. corner of Holm kwor'h and
Pratt streets. few doors fin their old
stand, where thew sill c''nsine 10 msnr
ufactnre and sell on as libfal terms ae
anv o,her TioaSe, in the CIV Of Balti-
mare. every article THAI tho Farm OF
Planter may wish TO use. They are
thankful for past favors. aid solicit a
con'inuanc" of The public pdronage.
Baltimore. Febv. &c. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25

III a IL y ##l4A @---& p - 80
lltnptoniS We setsbisq rincture N tise vrr.
purifier of The hleoi hy is mild BAR pewpsF.,
action on the St"msrh, Liver aud kIsinrys
VIII 'r'trA Dyspepsia. Co0sh, Asthma tsrearh,
al aud Lsag INJECTIONS. Breast. Side aud lssck
t;sin>anI,sl.aa,. Sctaiuls.y Rheuusatissa. Cent
Nrarais,s.s 's'"i. F.irs. fB"svel sCompiainis.
', "n,. Nervous peenhll,'y. and as Femsle
~ 81, sasgaac2 - eustns y 3
) t@I 'Hs sei apawphlet srasiss This Hemp
Tors Vegetable GiBciare. acting On the Sso,n.
sch. Liver aud kidneys. earrs Coughs. Rhrn.
iuatisin. al hfe.,~i sud throat ds-ase4. f1,sp,n.
sia. &c St..switli all diseases arising trnsn
,ilnapre hloea!. ia nvsvon< debility, Re Mor.
' ., Nov sr4y. p" B"l''mss street. s4lti.
S"h nv SPA.;!in<f & Greenweii. Lson.,a
Town; q. ~. Mmgan. Chaptie6 aud WIN. n
Ganer 4 Cos Miies 4 ossh. 80 asa gf
s June ~ iS9--u' lis = arew sfs
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
Carriages -Carriagcs.

TTNFlE subscriber having opened bis
large REPOSITORY on South GAY
STREET, opposite The Exchange, whe re
.:,e LARGEST a~snrlmen. Of Fashionable
CARRIAGES, of everv description. can
b, found in The city, persons in want Of
Carriages will do we'll to give me call,
as I he VI. determined TO sell low for cash.
or good paper o. six months. All work
sold a, NV Repository warranted for
twelve months. Old Carriages repaired
or taken in exchange for new ores,
will receive Carriages on storage, or
for sale on commission a. low rates.
WM. McCANN.
Baltimore, A pril ~
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The steamer :: Farmer,
PERSON CLARKE, MASTER.

FIENSON \LAHAEs NJ = FIX.
9~~> The Steamer Far
= "A nlsr having been tho
81 49, c"ughIy repaired, will
resume her regular
trips To ami from the Pztuxent River, on
Tuesday, 24ih inst. leaving her wlra Il
al No. | tobacco Warehouse. on that
and every succeeding Tuesday, at 3 o.
clock. p. M. touching at Per>immon
Greek, Deep Landing, Hollands Cliffs
Masruder's Ferry, Lower Marlboro,
Noiingl am. and ell other landings
where freight or passengers NAV offer !;
arriving A. Bristol ON "Wednesday.
Will leave Bristol every Friday, at
3 o'clock, p. m., stop a, the intermrdi-
ale landings as required, and proceed
10 Lover Marlboro. remaining there I'M.
iii 10 O'clock, Saturday morning, will
then leave for Persnnon Creek. lraV-
ing there a; sunrise on Sunday morning
for Baltimore.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
LIME AND FEED STORE.
s1WAA NeHNy,

No. 3 Il0LLIN> wnRTH AND GRANT SITS.
..r Near PrAti Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
TT\S constantly on hand full stock
Ii OF Lime (wood burnt), Bricks.
Han. Csm Caic'ned Plaster, Corn,
Oats, Cru Meal, Chop Rye, Mill Feed,
Get, all Of which he will sell al the
lowest market rates. Orders for any
Of The above articles will be attended t.
with promptnes<, aud satisfaction be
guaranteed
September Q. IsS3-y.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-11-25
.Tohss Is. .Agsgs@Aef, Dr..
GRoceR AVN CommIaeion MaacRART,
.sAs No - South Calvert ST..

GROCER ANN COmwiwWt0w M8@GWAWTS
4e&s No ~ South Calvert ST..
- Oas Door from Pre- Street NAagE A.
BkLTIM 0RE:as Y
II EEPS constantly on hand Ter sale
N large and well selsc'ed stock
OF Groceries and liquors, CONSUMING in
part oE-T-oaf. Crushed and Brn~n Su
CARS: Salt; COFFEE Teas Chsese /:
Candies Soaps; &c: French end To
nestle Braadies Old Rye, and cnnmOn
WHISTLES; New England Rums lloilsnd
Gin; Wine. az ell kinds and Qusliiies,
Vinegae, &C.. &c. &C.. which he will
sell low ios cash. .or 70 punc,ual cus'o,
mers on time. lie respectfully sOlici,>
the patronage Of. his friends end the pub.
lie. II, $50 a. rf7s g.
lie will also seil Tobacco, Grain and
other Produce on Commission, on the rs.
usl terms, and solicits consignments. II
Baltimore, .Apsil !. 1881. a-9 .tg ara