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Garden Seeds

az ,Iuoscfoers feeling the necessity of having the
phpllc supplied with good Garden Seeds have inads
arrangements TO furnish at wholesale and retsi "ii
h,ios Oh me best Seeds, selected aud raised Inv NJ M
wisbin me- 2, e wen known Gardener This CITY, Those
Msnhg 10 purchase IN quantities 10 sell or IN iss ,ben
serves, such as Carrot. Beet Onion or INV o,bi l
~ Seeu can De supplied at he lowest matEet nr,ces
corner OF Front and TrumbulI streets "o' p''ces'
Worcester, March 10, 1853. ""iN' i1 51
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A YANKEE FARMER.-The following para
graph, taken from "BCdget's Econimica," will
serve admirably well to illustrate not only the ener.
gy and industry Of Yankee farmer living on the
shore, but also will show that he is capable Of turn
ing his hand to anything;
"a New England farmer having finished his au.
tumnal duties, thought Of going TO Europe dispose
81 the timber cut FROM his last field, captain
"ie eldest sons received
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Thonnaon 8 Co,s. Western Rxnress.

Waldo Block, v oTcostor. Goods and Packages for
warded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield, Brat
tleboro Hartford New Haven, Pitsleld Albany Troy
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cmcnnat Detroit, Chicago, and ali
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILLS, &c, collected at all the
above places. s. v. r. HICKCOX, Agent,
ie8 diff Waldo Block, Main street.
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Genuine Family AIedieines, and Physician


prescriptions carefully prepared from materials of the
rmest char cter.
That the purest and most reliable drugs should be
used in the preparation of family medicines, and pre-
scriptions is proposition too clean be questioned
The subscriber fully recognizing this important fact
the public, that medicines Obtained of him, may
be depended upon as unsurpassed in point Of quality
j.. t. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Jan. |. 1859. dawtf 2nl Main st1eet
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CARRIAGES,

In this city, April 5, by Rev. E. smaey, Mr. Henry
FIagg of Worcester, TO Miss Maria NJ Beach of Graf
ton.
In Webster by the Rev Mr.. Chaplin, Mr. Egbon N
Ransom to Miss Mary A. Clemans.
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Grass Seed

Store AMI receiving by r Road fr.m Nor,bo.r
~ y, and Vermont, large quantities If nrime
SeaPen Tmolhv Seed, Northern and Western Glover
I1p, Northero ana souheIu RedtOp Seed all of which
price. " ''e 'o"esl market
nose who buy to sell again are respectfully invi, cd
10 eSamne our stock as they will fluid ii the nryest and
Des' selected outside Of Boston, md al prices as loo, M
the same quantity can he bought in Boston n1artt "
mch29 d&wtf 40 NJ -,
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- We shall not issue paper tomorrow in
consequence Of all hands in office, conforming to
the good old custom Of observing Fast.
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Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street. All orders left with e. w.
RICE, atL u. Goddard & Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid drafting Nach-
merry. dec30 dtf
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j. 1. BASSETT, NJ. D.,

(Late of Springf ID
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
o. Office hours till A. NJ; from IL to 2, and from
6 to 2, Nj. janis d3mA
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From nv old Stand No. Exchange street, to 80
Main street (for many years j. s Rands Bonnet StoreO
doors North Of the Central Bank, where shall Keep
a good assortment of Silk Scotch, American and Eng
fish GINGHAMS, UMBRELLAS and in season,
large tment OF my own manufacture ofPARASOLs.
NJ Every Umbrella and Parasol will be warranted,
N b. Umbrellas and Parasols repaired and covered
in workmanIike manner. p. MOORE,
feb23 DIFF 80 Main street.
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In addition. the subscriber, who now has charge of
said Institution, will treat Fractures and Dsocations
He will also operate for Cataract Strabsmus, Club
foot, &C. GEO HOYT.
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MIS- ,: g o od w In, an experienced ana success
ful Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and night
TO attend 20 The duties # her profession. Residence
No. 6Auatin street. o2l-dtf
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1GLEN SFREET-This Institution is well arranged
for the treatment Of nvads at all of the yea
TERMS usually, for full board and rtatment, /, ON
81 10 per week. For out of door treatment So per
week
Each patient should furnish line and two heavy
cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; one comfortable
and old linen for bandages
Out door practice attended to as usual,
Office hours from 2 to 4P. NJ
dec6 dwu S.ROGERS, D.
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EH- The U. $. Mint at Philadelphia is now en-
= "ishi and day 10 striking of the neW silver
are three.
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Freedom from Coughs, Colds, hopping
Cough Group Asthma and Consumption, is effected by
the use of Devines PITCH LOZENGES For sale by
Caldwell Hill, Wholesale and Retail Agents foI
MorcesteI. ap5 dlW
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Young Mems library PRESENTATION,
DESIGNATION.

WORCESTER, April 4, 1853
/ ISSOLVED, by mutual consent, the firm of H. s.
~ MOORE d SON. All Notes and Accounts due
the said firm will he settled by l.. D. Moore ut the old
Store, corner of School and Union SIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIrs. Nj. w. GeraIds,
LYCEUM.

Theoretical aud practical Midwife, corner of Myrtle
and Southbrdee streets. app dly
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GROCERIES, &c.
Premium caler@tus.

HAVING made arrangements wi h the manufacturer
IL VIM. Hyde Esq, Tor the sale of his Premium Sal
erens in this county, are prepared TO furnish the
trade superior article in half anu whole bhls. the
manufacturers prices This Salerplus, having recev-
ed the first premium at two recent Stale Fairs in n
v is offered to The public with the fullest conf
dence, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
Worcester April 5, 1853. APPS dawtf
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Grass Seed.

UsT received and for sale large lot of Reoped
" w timothy Seed of superior quality. Northern.
esIerh ana White Clover Seed Also a large LOT al
Northern Redtop Seed, which viii be sold wboles.Ie
and retail at the lowest market prices
TAFT h HARRINGTON
Worcester April 1853. i', an~i i s's,
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DEATHS.

In Springfield, April 4h of Consumption, John
COlyier, aged yrs, only child of Dr. John Hooper,
formerly of his city.
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A VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION i!

VTHAT is the reason that people do not get cured
w OF the various ailments that trouble them The
reason Is pan-they do not use the right Kind of Medi-
clnes. In the Spring and Summer people are always
complaining OF weakness, want of appetite and per.
maps pain all over In some PARTICULAR organ as the feet
legs or head They are bilious, run down :" food sous
on their STOMACH, and they fee energy 70 set them.
selves about work of any kind, There Is certainly no
need of all this, '' NV
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Spalding's Graham

pVV1Nt11-s5 eN-IVF1-Ht
A FRESH supply of Graham Flour, in barrels ard
N halves This Flour. besides its superior quail
ties for Dyspepucs, is better and much cheaper thar
common Flour. II. GRIFFIN d Co, Agents.
np7 div
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Copartnership.

TTNHE subscribers, having formed Coparmershp, un
IL der the name and firm ofMOORE x sERVY, will
continue the Grocery business the store recently oc
cupied by IL. $. Moore Il Son, corner of School and
Union Streets continuance # the patronage of their
friends IL solicited. l.. ID. MOORE.
app DIT g. w. sERVY
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ON Wednesday, April 6, between the Universals
~ Meeting House, on Main Street and DR. Martini
on Pleasant St, large Silver Lever WATCH. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with
an7 div L. D. GODDARD & co.
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A. ANDREWS,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte and Music Room, No A. Harrington
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A CARD--MIs- WINsLOW no THE LADIE

GARDENS. W1NSLUW TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. Winsow. old ami experienced nurse, and Fee
male Physician would call the attention OF The Ladies' TO
her soothing Syrup for Children eethng. 1t will i'm
m ediately relieve them from pain, aay all spasmodic
action soften the gums, reduce Inflammation and is
to regulate the Bowels Depend upon it, Mothers, il
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health
your children " Price, % cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities OF Mrs. Winslow's
soothing Syrup during the past six thou
sand the last yea: We believe il the best medicine in
the world fer Children teethng or for the of Dys
EMERY, and Darrha in Children, whether arises from
teethne any other cause 1t gives universal sads
&ctionneyer heard complaint from any one using il
sold medicine universally successful IN re-
lievDg pain and affecting cures-elief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is astOnished al the wonderful cures per
formed by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
by CURTIS d PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pain in all cases; for the of
spinal complaints, cTamp in the limbs and stomach,
Eheuma tsm in all its FORMS bilious choc, burns,
throat and gravel decidedly the best remedy in the
world. For particulars, circulars in the hands o,
Agents. foI gratuiJOns circulation.
II. B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer An others bearing this
base limitations. Price 1916 25, 37a per botef
according to size Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester Bush d Co. h. T. LaZelI,
c. Harrington Cherry Valley, Bonomley s. Gill
Spencer J. N. Circuit d. Co.; East Brookfed, Alonzo
Upham; w. Bro0Rfeld, Fiske & Co, Brookfeld, Geo
II Low & Co. Oct27 daWly
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The closing Lecture of TIE Season. will be given by
Rev. T. w. HIGGINS0N,
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Els e ars OF exquisite favor always to be
found il quantities TO ri the Drug Store Of
l.. 7. LAZELL,
I3-dtf 20l Main st,
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Bush's Smilax Sarsanarilla.

Ia an Invaluable cure for all such Complaints There il
no uncertainty or humbug about It, bilious diseases Of
.he spring summer, aud Fall fee before it, like chafT
be ore me wind The appetite is imp owed by lis use
ln9 bowels are gently opened and the man who is "run
uowt, by us influence run up to good health and
III, u ~ niS matler u transcends almost infinitely
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having been postponed one week on account of IL
pre- occupancy Of the City Hall on the regular Evenin
apo ct ii. CHAPLIN, Prest
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Bounty Lands and Pensions!

And all Law matters attended to as usual. Cash paid
Tor Soldiers Warrants, by W. :. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Janl-dawis3m Harrington Corner, Worcester.
II. G. BneOn. COunse IlOr at Law..-IIis time
being no longer occupied with the duties Of the Mayor
ATTY, he Will devote himself exclusively 10 the business
oIhi' profession Office No |, Central Exchange
January 3, 1853 jams dawyN
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Seed Barley
Wrapping PAPER.
White Beans
New Sugar /!
Peas 1! Peas !

LIS Early June Peas Hills Early Marrowfat :.
superior do Ordinary do. Missouri d. for SALE
by the barrel or less by q GRFCoDW Saie
mch26 XXI si'o NouI' House'
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l.. b. Nichols, M. D., HomGPATHIc PHY
sIcIAN, Residence No. l2 Main Street. Office hours
from 10 A. M, to and to p. NJ.
Aug 8, 1852 dly
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Birds.

A FEW choice Canary Birds. Also. Cosss nan.
ana az 80 !" DloElOW'e,
], Maple street.
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Seed Peas.

OF the different kinds of the best quality for sale low
" by the Dbl, or smaller quantity, by
dawtf LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
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Garden Seeds.
LIVERY variety. For sale by
IL Ii. T. EATON & Co,
mch22 DIFF l66 Main street.
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Grncaries.
Preserves,

7 lODOI ECog
OF various kinds Ounce, Peach, Plum, Raspberry,
" and Blackberry, just received and for sale bv
apIl DIFF H. AYRES.
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TO r
LnST

A SMALL Tenement on Sever street, amply IN the
IA premises. adj diff WIN DUDLEY.
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MCCORMICk'S
REAPER AND MOWER.

~ II. MCCORMICK has appointed
Ne Cottingham & Johnson agents for
the sale of Mccormick Patent Virginia
Reaper and Reaper and Mower Com
bined, for 1853.
This machine has been greatly i'm.
proved and strengthened expressly for
the Southern market One of the great
improvements is the shortening of the
platform, which places the raker closer
to his work. Farmers wishing to pur-
chase this justly celebrated premium ma
chine for the coming harvests will please
send their orders early, or cali on Cot
tlngham l. johnson, Maryland Agricultu.
raj Works, No. 121, Pratt street wharf,
Baltimore, who will give a satisfactory
guarantee to the most doubtful.
&. L. j. continue TO manufacture their
last improved threshing machines and
horse powers, with wrought axes, steel
laid. Their machines have given univer-
sal satisfaction in st. Mary's county the
last three years. Also, Railway,
Horse powers, with a complete assort-
ment Of Agricultural Implements.
IS Grain Cradles, a very superins AZ
ticie, in store and for sale by
COTTINGHAM g. JOHNSON.
NO. III Pratt street Wharf, Baltimore.
May II, 1852-tf.
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A.IN.=WHEAT-fhe few Ma,
whears~coTIng to market have been
readilvH taen al 112a114 cts. for good to
prime ,tand we~quote those rates to-day.
Co'RT.-The prices Of Md. white have
ruled throughout the week at 52a54
cents, and of Md. yellow at 58a59 cents,
and we quote the same rates to-day,
with light supplies and fair demand.
OArS.-Wc quote Md. at 3Sa42 cts.
GuANo.-The stock is entirely eXhaus-
ted. A cargo of 1900 tons Peruvian
destined for this port, has been ordered
to New York, whence it Will soon find
its way 10 this market.
ToBACCo.-The demand continues
very active and the market very lively.
There is much competition among buy
ers, and all the parcels at all desirable
arc promptly taken, so that the stock in
the hands of agents is not allowed ID
accumulate. We correct our quotations
to conform to the current rates Of the
market, viz Common $3.50. a4.1J good
common S. ordinary middling' 10 mid
ding S5.25a5. so; good to iairtnIddhng
$5.75aS6; and fine S6.25aS, aetordingto
quality. There is not much INQUIRY tor
Tobacco over So, through such descrp-
tons can be sold. The receipts from the
upper counties in the state are small as
yet, but such parcels as res.h the market
sell freely as follows:-Tips or tails
S4.50a5.5O; seconds, or ground leaf,
s5as reds and spanfed SSali yellow
S15a18.
FIsu.-Herriag, are disposed { cry
freely at S4.7jES5, for short and Iu.I
barrels. The slantity of Shad and Her
rings taken > the North Carolina and
Potomac FiAeries is large this season,
but the deland for them from the shores
being prety active, the receipts here are
.om"rfs curtailed. The Susquehanna
Fisheries ave made but poor returns as
yet the Quality taken not being sufh-
Gent tor theVpPly of the neighborhood.
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On motion of DR.. Thomas A. Lynch,
a committee was appointed by the chair
for the purpose of reporting some basis
upon which the club should be organized.
The committee, composed of Messrs
Lynch, Benjamin G. Harris, Geo. C.
Morgan, Edmund s. 7. Maddox and
James w. Miltimore, having retired for
that purpose, in short time returned
and reported to the meeting the following
form ofsubscription and resolution, which
were unanimously adopted: -
ST.. MARY'S COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB.
We the undersigned, constitute
Jockey Club for st. Mary's county,
agreeably to rules hereafter to be adopted
by a general meeting of ITS members
each subscriber to pay to the Treasurer,
hereafter to be appointed, sum not less
than Five dollars annually.
The club to continue for five years,
and not to be abolished during that time
Subscription to be paid to the treasurer
by the day preceding the race in each
year.
Resolved, that three gentlemen from
each district of the county, be appointed
by the chair, who shall hand round a list,
headed in conformity with the one Just
reported, for the purpose of obtaining
subscribers to the Jockey Club this day
formed; and who shall report to a meet
ing Of said Club, to be held in Leonard
Town, on the second Tuesday of July
In compliance with the resolution, the
chair appointed the following gentlemen
to carry out the object proposed by it:
Charlotte HaH.-Col. John II. Sotho-
ron, DR.. III. H. Bean and Theophilu.
Harrison.
Chaptico.-Dr. Thomas A. Lynch,
Edmund S. T. Maddox and DR.. R. P.
Blackstone.
Leonard Toun.-Benjamin G. Harris,
George c. Morgan and John H. Tucker.
Factory.-John J. Alstan, J. Edwin
Coad and VIM. E. Coale.
81. Lnigoes.-Wm. A. Kirk, John A.
Dunbar and John \. Crane.
On motion Of Jas. w. Niltimore, Esq,
it was resolved that these proceedings be
published in the st. .Nary's Beacon.
The meeting then adjourned to Tues
day, the 18th day of July next.
H. G.. S. KEY, President.
JOHN Fl. TUCKER, Secretary.
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GENERAL HAYSAUs CoRPSE.-A most
extraordinary account has reached Us in
a private letter in Vienna to a high per-
sonage here, and has been the talk of our
salons for the last few days. 1t appears
that the circumstance of the death OF
General Haynau presented phenome-
Ear--.----s. i,iost .ssafais Kind on record
Of life yet llngeTss lu...urarmth
left leg Of the corpse, which remained
limp aad moist, even bleeding slightly
when pricked.
No delusion, notwithstanding, could be
maintained as to the reality of death, for
the other parts of the body were COM
pletely mortified, and interment became
necessary before the limbs above men
toned had become either stiff or cold
The writer of the letter mentioned that
this strange circumstance has produced
the greatest awe in the minds Of those
who witnessed it, and that the emperor
had been SO impressed with it that his
physicians had strictly forbidden the
subject to be alluded to in his presence.
Paris Correspondent Of the .7tlas.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

This great enterprise is being pushed
forward with unAagginc energy, and
there is no doubt will be completed by
first of June. Four hundred men arc
constantly employed on the structure
under the direction of Mr.. J. f. Deto-
mold, experimenting engineer. The
New York Journal of Commerce says
With the exception OF the dome, the
iron work of this portion is now very
near completion, and the Crystal palace
begins to devclope, IN its stately proper
tons, the design originally conceived by
its protector. The interior presents a
labyrinth of pillars, rods, ropes, and tim
bers, with men thickly scattered, and
making the air reSound with the
clatter, ciang and creaking of their
implements. Curious visitors are exclu-
ded by wire incloSure, with gate-keep-
crs, but the vicinity is daily visited by
increasing numbers. The summit of the
Reservoir is the favorite lookout place.
On Thursday last, it is estimated, not
less than 5000 persons visited the Reser-
voir to avail themselves of the prospect
there afforded. A large number of stran-
gers are already attracted to the city by
the Palace.
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ct. marp's Beacon
LEONARD TOWN. MD.
MORNING.. MAY IL, 1853.

THE PoToMAc AND PATUxENT RAIL
RoAD.-A bill Incorporating company
under the style of - The Potomac and
Patuxent Railroad Company" has just
passed both branches Of the Legislature.
We have not seen the bill, but understand
that 1t is the intention of the company to
construct rail road from some point in
or near Baltimore, along or across the
head waters Of the Patuxent, to some point
on the Potomac River, not higher up than
Liverpool point in Charles county and
(by Mr.. Dents amendment) not lower
down than the mouth of St. Mary's river
in this county. Liverpool< point, We.
believe is cppositeN~Qr nearly opposite
me gls 1850 M f5c's means eahs
steam-ferry across the Potomac, and will
considerably shorten the distance, and
consequently the time of travel, to Balti-
more. 1t is said the company have the
money all ready to commence operations.
They have, it is true, long line of river
shore within which to choose their point
of connection, but who knows but what
the point selected may be within our
own county, and that thus our borders
yet NAV ring with the snort of the iron
horse We expect to recur to the sub
iect at some other time.
/ ST. MARY'S READING Room AND De-
BATTING SoCIETY.-At regular meeting
Of this Society on Thursday last, 9th inst,
the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing four months:
President.-Dr. \. J. Spalding.
Vice-President.-G. F. Maddox.
/ Cor. Sccrctarv.-E. l.. Spalding.
Recording Secretary.-R. NJ. Shanks
Amanuensis.-Gcorge |. Spalding.
Treasurer-Jamcs G. Greenwell.
observation-disclosures Daily.
Standing Committces-On Finance
Messrs. J. F. King, William A. Loker
William Franklin Combs, George w
Richardson, and Gustavus Greenwich.
On observation-disclosures. E. L. Spald
inc, Geo. 6. King, Edward T. B.iscoe
D. K. Abel, and Y. Turck.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR THE COUNTY
DR.. Sydnew- Evans, collector of the port
George Goddard, keeper OF Blakistonc's
Island Light house, vice Noah Bailey.
Richard Edwards, keeper of Point
Lookout Light house, vice VIM. A.
Baxter.
VIM. I. Yates, postmaster at Leonard
Town, vice. Geo. w. Richardson.
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MARYLAND FASHIONS IN OLDEs
TlNEs.-The Centreyille (Md.( Times
publishes letter. written by the Hon.
Thomas Bedingfeld Hands, in 1854, TO
a relation in ENGLAND, from which We
make the following extract. as showing
the fashions of those days. The letter
is dated &" Chestei, In Maryland. Novem-
her u, 1854" and after a reference to
family affairs, savs.
Maryland is noBthe Maryland that it
was when I first arrived here. Letters
and science, politeness and luxury are
abundantly seen, in our manners. bull
dings, equipage, furniture, plate, dress,
SC. In our dress, we run the route,
which you ladies set us. My daughters
now take seventeen yards of three
quarter mantua silk; and twenty-three
yards of satin or tabhy, to make them a
robe. Whereas little more than half of
this quantity did use to serve their late
excellent mother. When the gowns
come home I find nv silk cut into rTagss
by fourishing, lsGsiissruiuuals = = -
= IInSsiG6st: z5d .ss!
chair and saw no more.