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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

Der 17-CdlJ and Tyler US. the Union Manufacturing.
(snprouv-This was action contract to recover
$4,000 In 1851 the plaintiff from Ohio to Nav,
York and made contract with the defendauts agents to
deliver 2 600 pounds Of wool liz Ohio 40 cents per
for washed and third deducted for unwAshed II In
alleged that the wool offered for delivery the de-
endant refused TO accept it, ard the plaintiffs brought Il
New Yors aad sold 1t ut sscriHce For the defendants
II commended that the plaintiffs told previous TO
their making the agreement with the eendants agent
that the wool not waa.ed The oompro>
msed u court, without submitting it 10 the jury.
ACCIDENT ON TUE II .RLEM RAMRo AD.-The noon
train the Harlem road, which left this city at ii A.
NJ Saturday, ran OF the track Chatham Centre,
in consequence Of the misplacemsnt OF the swh the
locomotive, tender ard baggage ~ers precpi'ated
down embankmert 20 feet high. The engineer named
Brown was badR injured James Riley, brakeman,
much mutlaed ABOUT the head and neck, it Is feared
aaly Another sng ieer, upon the engine at the time,
and the fireman. escaped with slight injuries-ABdns
iJyus, OF. H.
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SHOOTING ArrRAY ~ GEORGETOWN On the 18th
Fred. H. scathworth twho left this District for south
ame,ea In March, 1Stf and who returned hither from
California last month Cred three successive shots from
pistol o. revolver lr Henry Hardy of Washington at
he corner Lrgan and Prospect streets In this town
Each shot was unsuccessfu aud made at distancs
Of more than twenty yards After the firing Southworth
reiterated brskly, though one pursued him. war
rant issued nv Justice Reaver Tor his arrsstGn
hyu ~ O. fqdlFadM.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

MONDAY, Der II, 1853.
Present-Assistant Aid Barker in the chairA.s Aid.
TAFT ren Maybes Broaden, Woodward, Wells, Bouton,
Wheelat and McC onkey
quorum attendar the President
that the Board stood adjourned to Tuesday afternoon ~
O'clock.
From the minutes. C. T. McCLENECaAS, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

INGENIOUS SCoUNDRELs.-During the past sun
mer, two men known as the fancy thieves" Charlie
Dillon alias Charles Shepard. and William Morgan
were arrested for robbery o. the johnson House, 0r
were discharged. Soon after they were arrested 4
obbsry upon the Crescent City. They managed I
scape from jail. but were Immediately retaken, an
COZ fined in adjoining cells.
On Monday morning last the keys would not tur
in the locks Of their cell doors, witch at length, wit
their aid, were opened without unlocking, and th
lock bolts found thrown nearly back. On search,
lead key was found in one Of the cells, which was
very perfect imitation of the one made with the loci
and TO make which must have cost much labor. Th
shape had first been cut upon piece of tin plat
too in three pieces and finally the key itself was
from A chunk of lead, the remainder of which w
found in the cell. The prisoners had worked tnei
heads through the door grating, placed the key
the locks, and nearly succeeded in throwing bac
the bolts. The key had been passed from ose Gel
TO the other, by being tied to stip torn from
sheet and thrown IN front OF the door, where it wa
pulled IN with stick
In the ventilator Of Morgars cell the followin
note, written in pencil, was found.-
VIII yop go to fields grays and tell them to make tw
Jaws about six inches long wth hos in each ed mad
Of watch spring and bake pic and shove en- in ate
you bake IL have u wall tempered with sharp tcet
seDd them next week nc be and get them for
don want 10 SITS hero any longer am dam tired of ia
don't fail.
RE plan of the prisoners was, by means Of the Ike
to Jet themselves ins0 the ha az night aud then th
saws would coon have removed the gratings from th
outside windows, leaving them at liberty
After the discovery, baudcuff, were placed upo
Shepard, but next morning re was fund with h
har ds at liberty, batg broken the irons agsiost th
wall.
II 1852 Shepard was sent to the peniteutiary fror
Greene county for four years being convicted d
nnssing counterfeit money bat in Mtg, 1888 ne ~
pardoned by Governor Wood Cleveland Herald.
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From Inc IOckport Journal, Oct. ~
We have to record the most destructive and disas-
trous fire ever known in our village. The well
known and extensive Touring mills, warehouse and
saw MILL owned by Messrs. Douglass & jackson,
together with the pail aud shnge factory adjoining,
situated between Market street and the canal, be.
tween Upper and Lower Lockport, are all burned to
the ground. At the lowest figure, the property de-
stroyed cannot be estimated below e75 900.
About two o'clock this morning the Gre was dscov-
cred the pail and single factory owned and carried
on by Messrs Bouse 4 Kburne. There being heavy
wind ct the te the fire communicated quickly to the
saw mill, and from the saw mill to the warehouse
neced with the Touring mills. In less than fifteen
minutes from the time the fire reached the ware
house. the mills were enyeloped n flames rendering
access to the books Ano papers Of the Office i'm
possible.
Mr.. Parker, the head clerk, succeeded in saving
the day book and ledger and few papers Of minor
importance, but the most valuable company and ndi.
vidUa papers are entirely destroyed. About IL 900
bushels Of wheat and 1000 barrels Of -four are also
consumed.
We regret to say that but comparatively small
ing but $50 900 insurance on the Touring and saw
mills and propegy connected herewith.
The loss will be heavy on Douglass j. jackson;
but they are gentlemen Of enterprise, and will be
bound To- go ahead
The insurance on the pail and single factory is
$4,000 and covers not more than half tue loss.
The two private safes, belonging the one to Mr..
jackson, aud the other " Mr.. Douglas, mad this
morning b,th disappeared, having fallen through
into the canal. There is little hope tht any Of the
valuable papers which t1ey contain will be folnd in
e2ible CONDITION.
The rvages OF the fire were 'e rife in the extrsme,
end but for recent rains, With the high wind toat
prevailed, would have laid waste large portion of
our ~illaGe We ere informed that Mr. Douglass and
Mr Parker both came near lost 'herhves In their
efforts to secure papers from de'a aad from the
psfes 81 which we have spoken.
A ori ,Qe across the canal. The property Of the
Slate was also burned dJWn, aud was seen floating
down the canal this morning.
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The On HOLLAND DErr Eight hurdied add
sixty dosfs Of the stocks redeemea ~ WASH
ipgon the 70 inst part Of the old osrd debt Of
the ctrpo'att citas Of tn District Of Counta assumed
AaAlgE NsI.iE. - A.-A.es~..-, O. ~ go !. Ills
corporate debt now remains.
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nisdhly departure of a Starer-Hsr Number III
the Slauc Eeet-Amothsr DESCRIPTION Of tie Cnbaa
Gaia Day The British Consul not at the Bull
Tie Reasons Why.
Tie day before yesterday Q Spanish brig got to
s., without being announced III the papers, cleared
or New Orleans but bound for the coast of Africa,
AID bas so well evadcd my examination that ! am
u.sblc TO give her name With ceftain'y-but thus
be # no consequence, as when once al sea, they
blve nc name but the one of taeir deserts, Shich
G. vers The ol&ss Of pirates.
Ihis YES q makes the eighth which has left our
a in the last tbree weeks for esroes, while We
a.e here employing the whole intelligence Of our
p.ess 70 prove that we not, by and with autho-
r y, occupied In The visnons trade. See article of
{ Diar;o de Ia Mar ma in response 70 the Lon
O0G cody z,ae- c. tic i3.i Ag.g.l isgc 0. tic ~
nA which fer it, astu'eness, will enute the editor
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27


I'M No that he can offer induce
= D 10 purchasers equal. If not
superior, TO any other establishment ID
Baltimore, the undersigned invites the
attention Of country dealers TO his large
and we'll assorted stock Of
JEwELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
AT THE
COrHer o. Prati and COansres ssrses.
lie names in part
Gold and silver Watches, in hunting and
plain cases
Gold and silver lepine and anchor lever
watches
Gold guard vest and fob Chains
Gold guard and fob KEYS and Seals
Gold and silver Thimbles. silver Combs,
with and without sets
Gold Earrings, BreastPins, Finger. rings
and Bracelets
Shirt studs, Pencil Cases, Niniatures and
Medalions
Gold. silver and sieel speesacles, to 81
all eyes
Silver table, tea, salt, gravy and mus.
tard Spoons
Bfitania tea aud coffee pots, casters and
: canuteStIckS
-Elilani~ia vets of Eve and six pieces
music boxes
Girandoie@, solar lamps, walters and &C
cordeona
Silver plated ware, assorted
Violins and violin strings
Double ard six barrel pistols; single
barrel self cooking do; double an'
single barrel do. Of English an'
German manufacture
Mantle do !; pocket and table cutlery
Whalehone, bonnet and ribbon wire
PsrIumery and hair oil shot pouches, bir'
bags. powder TASKS, percussion caps
and matches
Together with many other articles
r.. b. Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, &c
repaired at q moments notice and in III
best manner
WILLIAM s. JUSTiS,
Corner Of Pratt and Commerce stS.
June ~, 1882.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27


TEH GREET EISCOVERY OF TIE
,fGE-READ REID .-RE.sD!
TWVHE world never be fore saw such q mass OF
home testimony given TO any other Eedi-
cine.
BALTIMORE, Sept. II. 1881.
Messrs. MoriinsT & Mow5ray. feel il raniy
20 make known the benefits have derived IRON
DIR. hamp'"n's TinctaTe. For = length OF time
have been subject TO great poStration OF Inus-
eular power, and great debility of the nervous
system. accompanied with paIpi'ation and Ant.
'~Ting Of the heart. had such sudden attacks
that on one OCCASION could scarcely get hcts.e
! making mention OF my case % frieI,d. he re-
feued me 10 Joseph X. Stapleton. esq m old
and highly respectable citizen of Balli more.
who bad used The Tine:ure under similar cir.
cums'aness. called on Mr. Stapie'on, and. az.
Ter an interview OF some minutes. WAS fully
satisfied Of the rRetic Il virtues of the Tincture
from the evidence before me, OF Ills own person.
who, for some time previous, indicated falling
state of Aeaih. bat now a hearty, hale appear
ance, with the dctirity Of yo,iih. ilnm edistely
commenced msing the Tinrtnre, and. before
took the ecrtents OF one hottie. nv strength ssai
rsnticSa. asd can a0Sit as brisk and an as &C.
ttEs rs tgtnty years ago. This Tineiure is the
grand restorative Of the digestive organ ., which
when destroyed, the whole system 10 in = state
Of suffering.
do assert il 10 no humhug, but IL, In reality
What il is represented 20 be BY DIR. Hamift0H
the Inventor. VIZ. A. SeHAEFRER.
Corner Of Lombard AMI Sharp streets.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
UOTTINGHAM & JOHNSON \,

rOTTINGHAM & JOHNSON have
~ removed to No. l21 PRArr STREET
WHARF, corner OF Hollinesworth and
Pratt streets, a,few doors from their old
stand. where they will continue TO manr
ufaciure and sell on rs liberal terms AZ
any other House in the city of Bali.
more, every article that the Farmer Of
Planter may wish to use. They are
thankful FOR past favors, and solicit a
cOniinuance Of the public patronage. -
HssaRNe. yeeK - tea,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

GOTTING IA NJ
O & JOHNSON. Man
ufactuters ofP oughs s,
Agricultural Implements,
&C.. No. f2i Prati Street Wharf, corner
of Hollinpsworh and Pratt streets, Balti-
more, keep constantly on hand 9 general
assortment, and are prepared to execute
all orders for AGRICULTURAL IN
PIGMENTS AND MACHINERY, al
the shortest notice and on as favorable
terms as can be had in the City Iav-
/ Y recently fitted up Factory, in
PEArr SrREEr, between Eutaw and Pacs
Streets, for the purpose, where they are
prepa red TO manufacture every article ia
their lias, aud can assure their friend:
and the public, that their work will be
executed with failhfnlness, and the mate
rails OF the best quality, and they GaiteI
themselves that all articles sold by then
will fayorably compare with any to b
obtained elsewhere
The farmers and planters Of Maryland
and the neighboring States, naay find
IN their interest 20 call and examine ihsi
stock, and Judge for themselves
Among H,e machines they keep ol
hand, will be found Cot,inghsm & Viii
let's improved Fiiz's Horse Power, wit
wrought shafts, and various other leveI
stationary and railway powers, an
Thrashers Of various size aud pate rms.
PLOUGIS Of every variety Fan
ming Mills Of approved patterns liar
! rows, CuliiVators, Drills, Horse Raksi
Straw Cutters, Crushers. &c, &c
Castings of every description.
OF All Of the absvs are warranted.
| Repairing done with expedition an
fidelity. April ].
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
StabIer's Biarrh9a Cordial
JOHN ADDISON. n. D.
PRICE, 80 etc. . Bottle.

JOHN ADDISON ND.
We beg leave. g convincing evidence o. the
highly valuable properties Of the above mined
medicines, to refer 10 The annexed complinen-
tary notice from sixteen Of the most respectable
Apotheearies ami Phsrinaceutists IN the uty Of
Baltimore, whom we have appointed our agents,
and who have the several articles for sale.
The subscribers, Apothecaries and phEma.
eentists in the City OF Baitim6ry:are gxIIsfi n
that the preparations known - SrAsLEas
ANopENE CHERRV ExPEcroRAEr and Sta
BLER's DrAPRHGA CORDIAL, are medicines Of
great value. and very Efficient for the relief aid
cure OF the diseases for which thsy bear the
evidence Of skill aud care in their prepars,iou
and style Of putting M. and we tate pleasure
IN recommending them 70 cur customers.
G Moore, r p Scott, SIX Fleming.
y c GiiPin. Grahame. II Lowe,
J Barry L 20. I. Phillips, Jos Roberts,
8 w Johnston,J D Stansburv, A V Hughes,
II Grshams, J M Laregue, MePh n Marshal
PRICE, SO cts. Bottle.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
LIME AND FEED STORE.
J@hAa MeMMN.

Near Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE,
"AS constantly on hand a full stock
IL of Lime (wood burn,), Bricks,
Hair, Cement, Calcined Plaster, Corn
Oats, Corn Meal, Chop Rye, Mill Feed
ect., oil Of which he will sell at the
lowest market rates. Orders for sny
Of the above articles will be attended &c
with promptness, and Satisfaction be
guaranteed.
September ., ls52-y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
TO health uudsr tie treatIrent &C DIR Hsmpsen,
w. p. TRomAaso1.
Louisville. March . D. lssl."

Hampton Vegetable Tincture IS she grea
purifier OF the blood by i;s mild but rowerfu
action on the HtomaSh. Liver and Kidneys
viii cnrr Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma. Bronehi
o. and Lung Affections, Breast. Side and Bae
Consumption. Scrofuls, RheuTnaii sm, GOut,
Neuralgia. fistula, PiieS. Bowel Complaints,
worms. Nervous Debility, and ~ . ls@als
Medicine, IL has no equal.
Cal and get pamphlet gratis. This Hamp-
tons Vegetable IiHc,ure. acting or the Stcm.
aeh. Liver aud Kidneys. cures Coughs, Rheu.
TnaisIn. ell breast and throat diseases Dyspep.
STA. &c, Nc. With all diseases arising IRON
imp"re blood, in nervous debility BE. Nor.
timer Nov bray, 24o Baltimore street, Bai,i.
more, have IL for sale.
Sold ty SpAIding 4 Greenwich, Leonard
Town q II. Morgan. Chaptieo aad Wa. a
Gamer & Co. Miles Town.
June IL. tSs2--tr
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

We have certificates from Captain Canot.
brother to the eminent physician 10 Lonis Ma
pnleon. Presii lent of the French republic who
was cured OF Rheumatism OF seven years sran.
ding; one from Rost GauIi. do, Of seven wears ;
one from Mr.. Oldham. Baltimore Custom house.
OF = dreadful case of dyspepsia !: one from Jn".
Luke, of case of dyspepsia and general de-.
bliiy; and one from J. X. Staple,on, esq, OF
Baltimore, with hundreds Of Others.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

T AND WARRANS.-The highes
- cash price will be given for Land
WarPanses byrt-@S@- : -. l.sft
sPlLDlN6 d GREEEwEEL. =
Aagyst -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
TO THE FARMERS OF ST. MARv,s
COUNTY.

NOTTINGHAM & JOHNSON are
~ manufacturing, and offer for sale.
their celebrated improved Horse Power
and Threshing Machines. They are
guaranteed to thresh as clean and as
much IS any other machine besides,
they are more durable, less likely to &c.
out OF order, and work easier than anv
machine in the world. Persons who
may wish to purchase machines thi.
year, are referred to those gentlemen in
the county that we sold to-las, wear.
COTT1NGHAM & JOHNSON.
No. III Pratt Street What.
April l. 1859 BALTIMoRR
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
REV. VERNON ESKRIpGE T. sS

PoRrsAoUTU. tVA..) Aug. IS, 1881.
Mr.. J. =. BeU1k-DeaT Sir: While I sg In
general opposed to Paten. Medicines. esndcr
conpes mo 90 state that ! have great confidence
IN the virtues OF HsmPton's Vegetable rineturs.
For several months past have ns.d il in my
family. and in Dyspepsia, loss Of appetite. dig.
ziness. and general debility with entire success.
So far az my experience extend'. therefore. I
take pleasure in recommending it 70 the asaie led
Is \ safe and efficient remedy.
] ala, respectfully, yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the L. Q. Navy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
sTABLER'S DR.. CHApMAy's
WORM MIXTIIRR

Prepared from Receipt iavsnted Es Or. JOHN
CHAPMAN, a member oFthe ROf.7E COL.
LEGE OF SURGEONS or LONDON
a Remedy more Efficient than thi. isnst ksorn
Many (Perha?s one half) o: the diseases from
which children suffer are oceasior-d BY the
presence Of Worms in the system and il ne.
elected, give rice 10 the most lincoln prsabIe aud
irritating feelings. violent pains, sickness at
the stomach. emaeiation and frequently to vomi.
ting.
This medicine is an efficient, safe and plea.
SAINT remedy for their determination III contains
all the virtues or the most approved termifuse o
and although il has been used BY rAnv thou
sands, and has been before the public for ne verst
vssrs, 1t has never been known to fal in sEee-
ting Q complete cure.
Extract from letter received from SIS. FoRrw
n. D., member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London.
Ts p. n. STABLER & Co. October 2Oh. 1851.
Gentlsmsn,-I seine time last yesr, by as.
eident, got hold Of few bottles fysur Sta.
bIer's DR.. Chapmans Worm Mixture and u..d
il in my practice with such unequalIed sneee..
as induced me TO send for so dozen.
] last month ordered, through the sane gen.
tleman, 100 dozen
80 You can ship NE 50 dozen every three
months from date of receipt Of shis, and
draw for the amount, &c. &c
Numerous certificates Of cures Of the most
aggravated cases of disease could BE readily
hereto. bat we feel assured that thew
would add but little 10 the strong ana-ssppeets.
Die evidence here given by persons eS rnpetent
10 judge ct the merits Of these remedial agents
L. II. srABLER . Co.. Prcphetors,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
.S0An AZ. .WHgvsEder, .yr.,
GRoeeR ANK CoMMrssEoS Mencu.ur
No 76 South Calvert St.
One Door fnsm Pratt Street WRarE.

OHe Oo0T (n,M Pratt Street Wharf
BAL MORE:
Y EEPS constantly on hand fer sal.
~ q large and well selected stocE
of Groceries and Liquors, consisting in
part of-Loaf, Crushed and Brown Su
CARS: Salt /; Coffee Teas Cheese
Candies I; Soaps &c; French and Do
mestic Brandies ; Old Rye and common
Whistles; New England Rum Holland
Gin; Wines of all kinds and qualities,
Vinegar, &C., &C., &C., which he will
sch low for cash. or to punctuul cus,o.
Eaers on time. lie respectfully soiicits
the patronage Of his friends and the pub.
lie. ssss1f
He+wil! also sell Tobacco, Grain and
other Produce on Commission, on the US
val terms. and solicits coasignments.
Baltimore, April q iss2.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
Carria$es-(arriagcS.

CarfaHS eS-NHfraa
THE subscriber having opened his
large REPOSITORY on South GAY
STREET, opposite the Exchange, where
!he largest assortment Of Fashionable
CARRIAGES, of every description, can
he foun'. in The city, persons in want Of
Carriages will do we'll to give me a call,
sS have determined to sell low for cash,
or good paper at six months. All work
sold at my Repository warranted for
twelve months. Old Carriages repaired
or taken in exchange for new ores.
will receive Carriages on storage, or
Tor sale an commission a. low rates.
.WM. McCANS.
Baltimore, April ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

Robert lawson. Jr.,
SADDLE. TRUNK HARNESS AND COL
LAR MANUFACTURER,
Wholesale and Retail,
Ne. "a South Street,
Oas deer frSm Lombard,
BALTIMORE.
TINE above articles are manufactured
- OF the best dteri9's, ani VII Be
sold at the lOrest prices.
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers are
invited to call and examine my siock be
to cell goods as low as they can be pur.
chased in any Of the NortherH or Eastern
Cities. and pledge myself to duplicate
any bill made in those cities. Please
call and satisfy yourselves Of the fact.
May 20 ls52--tln.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27
CHARLES H. DRURY.

tHolhnssWorth street, corner Pratt Street., hsa,
ft#. Of the Basin,)
BALTIMORE,
HAVIXo completed his o.
Enlistment, with Foundry
-V connected for VI aking his ow :
eM castings. is prepared to fur
nish all varieties of
ACRIcUL TUR.fL IMPLEMENTS AHD
CASTINGS,
mads TO pattern Of the best material
The following is O list OF PLOWS kent ram
stantly on hand Davis, Of the different
numbers for cast and wrought shares: s. Il
NJ. Chenoweth, Wiley, Z g. o furrow. No. O.
No. K Hillside, No. I e. Q Connecticut
Beach improved Tor Posy) with common Da
Wis cast share, Self sharpner or Wroaght
Share.
CHltiVatoTs. Wheat Fame, Ra-rors, &c.
Corn Cultivators. plain and expanding To.
eaceo do; Wheat Fans; Corn Shelter. with
double hopper Old Vertical and Virginia ShsI.
Der; Hsrrow' superior Pennsyivania- IN ads
Grain Cradles. Revolving Horse Rakes; Cv.
lindrieaI Straw Cutters.
Ror's Ps~srs. 7Ares1ing Machine, and cri.s
Horse power Grist Mills, q very useful and
saving article and coming into very general
use; Hos: Power and Treshing Machines-
ct these ! need no: say anything. as wherever
they have been ~ use any time they are pre-.
ferred 20 all others
Snail s,ss Powsr and TErssGsr.
{. II. DRuay viii! this year make s=allsr
size Power and Thrssher-price of Fewer,
800; rhresher. $50; Band, SO; or, whsn
purchased together, $3.50.
Persons in want of I'm ri EN- snts made of IN.
very best material. and put together in the
strongest aai best manner, 10 answer the MIR.
nose for which they are made, are invited 70
{ all on the subscriber
January Is, 1880. CT. DRURY.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

For sale in 81. Mary's county By Riehsr doom
Z BIiseoe and Loker & Abel, Leonard Town !:
WIN. II. Garner & Co., Miles Towa: and J.
s. Morgan. Chaptico-and by merchants gen.
orally throughout MaryIan and Virginia.
September 2, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-01-27

A large assortment Of RRApY.MApR
CLorRiSs OF superior quality.
ONE PRICE Only.
April I, lsss-Y.