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EVANS 4 WATSON'S Philadelphia Manu- ed
II patent snsmande re and thef proof safes
hand No. 81 Dock Pbladei
phia Also vaults aud
rante equal o any In the United States
Reference IL few who have safes in
NOR be nsme Over coo Of safes in
r. Magudcr 7h street Pennsylvana Washing
ton Of and authorized to receive
orders for us-
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia ~
United States Mint do
United States Arsenal, in hiadephia Sin California
United Stntss Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, safes
Philadelphia Germantown md Morrsown Railroad Company,
safes
Richard Norris h 9en, ocomotve works, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bnsk, Winchester, Virgins.
agency Butcrworth'r bank locks.
Patent 81 lined rcfngeraiors,
July3 -pawl
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ROBBERY.

WHEELING, Dec. H-Mr. Dodge. Of Baltimore. president
OF The Western Telegraph Company. robbed yes,e
day, board the Ptsburg, Of his gold watch
and $50 money. He successful, however, in
recovering his properly.
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A Fortune for o..
THE mystery making money Now, Oh reader
graduate within grasp II
you by which make from 800 TO
II travelling pedding but gives
home, and viii interfere materially with
business Ths and scnesl and
followed with smais; amount OF capital
Kind whsrever The
and knowledge will be enclosing ~ post
pail o. J. w. NORTONA Co,
Circlcvlie, Pickswsy county. obio
Dec l0--1awow.
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American Statesmen.
RI ONES OF American Statesmen, engavings Of their Resi-
III Anecdocai PERSONAL aud Descriptive Sketches
elegant gi book, in fine binding
Song Birdsusated with twenty colored en-
Cravings. ~
Day Crystal Palace and How TO Make the
mo t--ui Illustrations.
The Wide, edition. with illustrations.
The pohphar Papers; Our Best Focey." Complete, with IL
Illustrations. s.
Lyrics from the Wide, Wide World.n With printed uusc,
TAYLOR 4 MAUKY'S
Dee Is Bookstore, 9h street.
Hy j.. &. MCGUIRE. Auctioneor.
Neutrality-suspicious. AT AUCTIONS Saturday morn
ing IT. o'clock in front of auction
shall sell
One pair matched gray horses
do black
That driven nand together with strong bnl
country carriage aud harness complete. sale peIempoy
AN'''' ~ JAS e. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Anctioncer.
VIII be Added
beautiful going Indian pony, thoroughly broke and
o" Te Mu,N a. above. }. @. MCGUIRE,
I'D hucuoneet
homes OF American Statement ! VOL, BEAUTIFUL,
III illustrated.
Golden Dreams Leaden Realities; by Ralph Raven.
The Wide, Wide Worid-ilusuatsd "
Lyrics rom Wide Wide World.
Addson's Works, vol. .. Puinam's edition.
The Poipsar Papers.
A Day In The Crystal Palace.
Wild and Song Bdsi by @. w. Webber illustrated
Dec Is fkANCk TAfLoR.
V,HE Works OF John q. Caihoun-vois I, =, and 2.
i For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Dec n
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MARKETS

NEW YoRk, Dec. 3D. p. m.-Fiour hrner--wesern
and Stale brands, 80 rs SO S74 Howard street, 81
~ l2k II 900 bbs sold Whea-.ales OF $50 bushels
prime white I56 l5J Corn-aies OF % 900
bushels prime yellow a, 50 So Cotton firm. Socks
unchanged.
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Indemnity against Loss by Fire, Inland Transporta
ton, nd Marine Risks Vessels and Cargoe1.
1,TNA INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
Capital 3@pa~u
Jous b. HlssAr, President II. II. UAwLsr, Secretary.
and
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA, NEW YORK
G. b. COVENTRY, President. Jous BROWNE, tecr.tary.
bulls Of
and merchan
iss by sea inland sportaiion.
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
CHAs. DE SELDfNG, Agent,
Seventh H., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Andrew Lnms Office above duty authorized receive
applications Sep l6-2swu
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
| III York
accumulated ca. fund August 1853 -, laa 800
rs. wssres, President. Isaac AnsAr, Secretary.
ptoa. among policies
made available Of premiums
Of bo~ wish IL.
security creditors Issued reduced Of
| premium
| application to - s'
- CHAs. DE aELDIN0, Age
Seventh opposite Odd Feilows' q,
Andrew ]. Larner, Office above, is duly authorized
applications. sep "a receits
DOR noa WORTH o. goods, embr
DJ0,UUU style fashionable foreign aud dor overy
be leslie dry goods
ing purchase 81 Feross wish
very complete, know Offer sock which
10Y "est 'oo"ce-
oa,s A. fa,n.' TEBBs, VERY
49, Pc. mi nd III street
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the GREAT oPraArIo LIBEL SUR.

New YoRk, Dsc II The of Fry, formerly manager
of the Italian opera, James o. Bsnne OF the Herald, Tor
libel has been decided by verdict for the plaintiff, and
Mr. Benaett is mu!ced in the sum Of 10000 damages
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aU1lLs--vos- 80 nd iOOseiectrd personally In Brs
undersigned, superior original quality,
excellence OF the undersigned has been able
SELL
and constant deterioration
quality metallic pens wish for substitute find
lndis ubberat
lief and an economy. This day opened by - -
Dee FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Prices Of sdmi-sioni Family cice 25 Dress circle 50
Orchestra chairs IS cents Tickets admitting
ond ladies, 81. No charge for reserved sssts.
10
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NkW YORK, Dco. 70.
Tie A.sa h&. arrived Flour has declined two shiings
Wheat. iour TO si1 penes Gosn unchanged Cotton IN
changed. Consos 9it TO 80
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n U. a. HANCOCK CHAPTER, No. H-THE MEN
W. hers of Haccck Chapter r.aucsted TO meet az
Wednesday evening" May A. at eight O'Clock
precisely. business of Importance demands immediate
ten ton. JOHN J. BKADEE, Sachem.
.PECIaJ soTINE.-To THE PATRONS OF TIKI
> ToI,eraph--Ts offices Of tho Netion Line formerly
No Walt street. ard Of the New York and Nov England
u Lila I. formerly No. - We'll street sno No Hanover
Ptre have been removed to No. % Wall street, directly
Dpposit, the CASTOR HorE,.
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pVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
ssrsEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGEs:xs
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Issss No on ls
evening May 9TH 1858 the folio wing resolutions
hereas II has pleased Divine Providence in his inscru
bic wisdsn to remove from earth Charles Peters late
to mark by some enduring act our sense Of his po
n nSs End bis MGsh be
has with such
recently ssas with IL Solemn the
tar Of who has for 50 long period borne
eminent degrees evaenesd tho possession
IL o adosx an have 81 cine
.s.ess. shss The srsS.sss hour life must become sad
Resolved That IN tho fe and co., duct Of our departed
oLsr we the blendngs Of most exemplary char
us s% sasnaed in kind
ad charitable In oPoi IL. we can SSt tS Ssy
None knew thee but TO love thee,
None named thee but tn PRAISE
That xhs We the Ss Of the
many manly and Masonic virtues as Brightest spots
sscivsd That .ss.sd copy s,' under Tie seal Of the
odse Of the foregoing preamble and resolutions be for
All Of which hn !, ,Fsepssstfq%l IN sssmitted
hESsER a. i n 4AHE1AEsk;rssos, conn'.s.s.
The report Of the committee unanimously adopted
IL ordered that the spread on the
nutcs and published in the Herald journal Of
Masonic Mirror and the brethren Grape the
NJ Attest sfT tor thirty day WILLIAM STAFFORD WV
SIDNEY koPMAN, Secretary.
r A MEETING OF THE VETERAN CORPS OF THE
War of 1872 held at Hoadquarters Star HOTEL No. e.
ispcnard street. Friday evenlg May 1853 the follow
hg submitted and unanimously passed.
Resolved That the members of the Veteran Corps of the
Of 1872 duly appreciate, and feel much graticd with
be appon made by Isaac Fowler Esq., Postmaster
Capt and Adjt. Abrm. Daily, Jr Of IT, corps for the
Resolved That the appointment Of Capt and Adt Abrm
not only Of the NEST proper and efficient for
public service but with that due regard that class Of
tIens whose previous sacrifices and services for their
nuntrys defence justly entite them.
Resolved That the confidence members Of this
retoore entertained In the father of l. " Fowler ESQ.,
3. G. Fowler Of Orange county and his g,andfather
the contrary much in their worthy .oion
deem his appointment by the Executive Of the Nation
ucious and proper and cannot but prove beneficial
public and satisfactory to the many various interests
Resolved That copy Of the above resolutions signed by
chairman and secretary and all the oers Of corps
presented to " Fowler Esq, and that the same BIO
published. Nicholas Haight Co chairman; Abrm Daily,
r., Adt secretary; Henry Raymond, Capt. j. W. Ander
pn, Capt. Mathew c. st. john Lieut.; Thomas ID. Howe,
lieut.: VIM. Buttrc. Lieut..
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LAIR Dye and Hair Preservatave -CEista-
Offering these two valuable guarantees
IN instance whatever there shall be failure, the
IN changing instantly the most unseemly hair to M
g. and 1nvgoratng its roots and hlamsnts Sold and
ays privately ap}lsssTSsr = no.os ". Hon.
narth-maxks, Wcns, Polypus, sirrhus. Cam
noe and AL similar narhs, removed, and the skin re-
sisA 20 s natural state by paiulsss external appisa
Once l Second avenue .0.RsT q WXLIHCI
Latter From the Hon. j. j. Middleton, Of
kuth Carolins.-Happy effects OF T. T. Resoysns on
hsnas, q negro Mr. Middeton's plantation Read the
AZ have recently received your note nom Macon Geor
The case you refer TO- In which "Renovating Re-
INVENT, rovsd remarkably efncacious occurred In
ss the progress the All that testify 20 10
very arkabe Of poor fellow who had for
Eelve month more been In most deplorabe condition
scrcfuous Affection which seemed to have hopelessy
Evolved his entire system When visited the plantation
March, 1852 he was reduced to the most pabe state in
|kich human being and the medical attendant
zee Saraparla and Iodine Of Sarsaparlla &c. &c. had
tried in vain for several months and the poor patient
become most loattsom object, and thus continued
srce resolved to your "Rsnovatne Resolvent The
Of this remedy sautary and prompt that In
last e my grss. surprise Thomas hs nya
bur Invaluable medicine him again in February and
March. and he well and at his work rs usual,
eaey of your Resolvent and cheerfuy testify to its
to the best of knowledge and belief restored to
Al the most wretched sufferer from disease that over
hsd remain sir very respectfully ySnr 0bsdsnt ser
|R. X. R. once, l62 Fulton street, New York.
are daily In the receipt OF letters similar 20 the ABOVE
ltion. Let the diseased call at the r. r. r. Ofice, l62
|ulton street.
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NINETEENTH wARD.-AT a LARGE, REsPECrA-
q on
liberation the delay regulation 4e OF
they s' sss?
e. were 70 sss
secretaries and the following preamble and resolutions
was.s:. revision he grade several street.
i:sd BY the Les,.turs q the State isqairns among
. s:s in 4. Of @ po. q
serious obstruction to all improvements in said
.wh:reas. order TO such Instructions, and
the haus sss with the IF
e. cs s ss e e.a:s sa
e Ky sS . v and the
Street Commissioner authorized to receive proposals for
whereas saa proposals. received and the ssnsras.
% to M ea he ss4 aseaa to ws
liz months the date thereof and Vt the work
ohe %o Of aas 70 s
imy,Ovsmsnts on that nothing
.s. III
Eighty sixth street Through perhaps the whole Of the pre-
TIE sngonsmen. Of Street the
ss sss Con-
yam
to money from the pockets of the people
Tor partan purposes; hut when find these
upon particular street or avenue their
IN the case Of street. and several others in the
yicnity IL becomes in opinion, fnsuerabe and
strongly Of premditated robbery to be onscr tolerated
lin land among who have millions fur defence
|Aot one cent for tribute; and
whereas In order to justice the people,
where the services Of upon public
I we ss'Rs 'sss and
be selected those who Obliged pay
Tor the particular requiring inspection
property holders themselves. Therefore be IL
ls-kesolved Thstho Street Commissioner he and he 10
hereby requested 30 take such
to the people thc Of Fifty khrd
IN khc limo prescribed by the contract
2d-kesolved THAT Street be
hereby further rcqseead to withdraw the
said Fifty third street. the
ton prior to the therein will he ye
Isistod by the property holders n said street,
3d-7Resoiyed That Aessrs j. s. Anderson O. VooIs r.
HAurburst Benedict. g. Abbott L. Place, W. A pooev
K lockwood, Welsh, ~. hcCuer, p Tice. a. W Heebe'
w. Merrill s. ID. Mouitop, be they arc hershy an
pointed committee TO wst upon the CommsASper
Of mpain and take su III other lawful
t,y advisable for the protection
the rxhssnd interests OF the property holders the line
OF aia street and all others 10 the
completion cshrrcof PETER TICE, Chairman.
q. W. BbysE. }s.ar.t,~,as
W. IL. Ms,RRI,
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sssrKrJCyaDw

DEHnAEsnIp.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
new pills for instruction In the art OF nship
Arrg the say aud evening at his rooms go Broad way
For sale system Of pcnmaBshp price ~ cents
foroo II psy doysr
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FAREWELL MEETING TO FATHER GAvAzzl

will be held at Metropolitan Hall Friday evening"
be 18th inst, at O'Clock, st which testimonial will b
csurss delivered in the city, and address win be de-
BY him Any ONE desiring to unite in such testno
sntemen who are constituted eommitte, Of arrange
hsnts Rev George b. Cheever No. u East Fifteenth
Ieet; Mr.. G. r. Robert No. 81 Water street Mr. Arson
Phelps Jr. No. 10 Cliff street; Mr.. James A. Dwight,
Of Park place The proceeds Of that evening
the for which has been generously donated
Ia italian Christian,
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
woman: good washer and ironer; would be willing
to do the work OF small private family has the
most respectable families and give the city refer
ence Can be for two days. No. 73 Suol street
front basement.
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-c>~~.~~>>~~~
DANCING ACADFMY.-sIGHOR q. planet, The
~ veil professor and teacher Of all the ne and
most the honor appriEo his
patrons the pablo that he has opened splendid
with + new and scientific principle Of teaching HE puPis,
who in very lessons will learn all the most fashion
ahe dances OF the day Open for private lessons from 10
A. TO- p NJ from 3tc 2. NJ, and for practice from
Ia T.
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:" =" = = : : : :
HOMESTEADs.

CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ The nest regular meeting OF this association viii 30
held ut 3 Bowery, Thursday evening next the lth
inst at half pact o'clock when the entrance rec wt
he raised b. five dollars for each Nare viii DC rc-
deemed AZ this meeting. ROBERT ID uAkT Secretary
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fIRYsTAL PALACE-TO THE ExHIBITORs.-wR
prepare to execute all orders In Hthography
nventors machinists, manufacturers &c. Fancy show
ards printed in tins in the European Styles plans and
rawlings made In the most perfect with despatch
IND on the uost reasonable terms. MICHELIN SHAT
TUCK, 225 Fulton street. corner Of Greenwich
uHRMAN HAERTEL COMMISSIONER OF ENIGRA-
ton for the State of Wisconsin office SO Greenwich,
Rector street Now York Office hours from o'clock
J. y. till o'clock p. n. JOHN A. BYRNE, Assistant
Xsommif giOneP.
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EhBRo1 DERIES AND LACES.-MADAME FIDRICH.
Ia from Paris desires TO inform her customers and othsrs
that she has removed to IS Wavcrcy place. and will dispose
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL sITUA-
tion plain cook and excellent washer and ironer;
for two days. 1t 81 Spring street basement rear
building. - .' -
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MADAME ii. GINNELLI WILL GIVE INSTRUC-
MI tons the most fashionable dances, TO few private
rup at their residences during the summer Terms &c
may known by addressing note TO 55 Houston street.
THE LAST DANCE OF THE SEASoN.-NR L.
Brookes closing nssemtly for this season will take
bly Rooms sN1 Broo me street
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG NAN, WHO
w understands the cara and driving of horses; willing
TO make himself generally useful about house garden
j. L.. Herald office,
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN
a wants situation in private family. She is good
Has good city reference Can $50 Mulberry street
between Prince and Houston. '
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by A YOUNG wovAN.
ehamberm.id and waitsr 70 assist with the wash
call 81 4 Mott street Best Of city reference given Can
be for two days.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-26

PARLIAMENTARY SQUABBLEs.-The Lon
don papers ofth first inst, give an account
OF fracas between two members Of Parlia-
ment. 1t happened in the streets, and in
consequence Of both attempting to occupy
the same cab. One was struck on his back
with cane. The other gave chase to his
assailant. laid him out in the gutter and then
kicked HIM. The parties were brought be-
fore a magistrate, who held them to bail in
1000
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
SMERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of Vend;tioni
- Exponas, issued from St. Mary s
County Circuit, Court. and TO me directed,
will expose TO sale, al public auction al
Mr.. John b. Flowers store in ST. Inigoes
District, on Saturday the Slh day of
Jan uary 1853 between the hours OF IL
o'clock, 4. NJ. and 5,o'clock, p. NJ, to
the highest bidder for cash, the following
property, to wit: A tract or parcel of
land, called
PART REDEN IND BROOD NE OK,
or by whatsoever name the same may
be called, containing 81 acres, more or
ess also a tract or parcel of land, called
HAVLEYS MINOR,
containing in all Us acres of land, more
or less, late the property of William NJ.
Hall, seized and taken in execution a,
the suit of John NJ. Young, use o. Thos.
Loker, and also TO satisfy officers fees.
c. |. DURANT, Sheriff.
Dec. Oh, 1926.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

The attention OF tax payers is called 10
the following Act OF Assembly
Sec. 20. And be II enacted, That Tho
countY commissioners Of the several
counties, and the appeal tax court of
Baltimore city, shall asscmpie a, their
usual places Of meeting on the r., Mon.
day Of January, eighteen hundred and
fifty three, and there continue i'm session
not exceeding thirty nor less than six
consecutive days, Sundays excepted,
having first given at least two weeks
notice Of said time i'm some newspaper
or newspa pers, If any are published in
sail county or city, and If none, then by
advertisement, set up at the Court house
door, and othes public places i'm said
county, TO hear and determine The com.
plants and appeals of persons who NAV
consider themselves aggrieved bv the
valuation of said assessors, and upon
complaint Of any person who NAV con.
slider him or herself aggrieved by snch
valuation of his or her properly, or that
OF any person, under his or her charge.
the said county commissioners, or appeal
tax court, shall have full power and au.
thoriiy TO examine any person or persons,
HTf THe parry complaining, on oath or
affirmation, as the case may be-, touching
the particulars or value Of such prope.ty.
and upon due examination or knowledge
thereof, a5a'c or increase the said va!ua-
ton, and correct the return accordingly,
and NAV likewise exclude entirely prop.
eriy which has been valued, AMI NAV
value property which has been by the
Assessors excluded or omitted.
IN pursuance OF thu above section OF
the AssosSrn"n' Law. passed a, The late
s"~>an Of thu State Legislature. notice is
h"-Fhv ven iha' the Count, Commits
sinrerS. ipr 81. Narv's County, will NEE,
IN m" TT " 'ndey in January next. and
will continue n session Tor al least six
consecutive DAYS. for the purpose Of az
fOrdIng redress 10 those who consider
themselves scgricvc | by the late Assess.
V~ent, and that the Clerk 10 the County
Commissioners will attend al he Com.
mls>loner'S Oficr daily, until The said
Era: day OF January next, 10 show and
eX2lain the returns Of the Assessors. By
order Of The COMMISSIONERS
G.. T. SPALDlNG, Cierk.
Nov. 18Th, 1s52-Z~.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06

M Office is hereby given that the
1N subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of ST. Mays county in
Maryland, letters Of administration on
the personal estate Of ALEXANDER HEy.
MING, la,e of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
The same, with the voucher thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 2sth dav
OF November next e.haxwise, they nav
be excluded by law from all benef, Of
me said estate. Given under my hand
this 2s;h day OF November, 1889.
ROBERT n. FlENNlNG Admir-.
November 25, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06

n iiCt. is hereby given, tina; the
- subscriber has obtained from the
orphan Court of S.. Mary's County in
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate of W. w. WELcH. late
OF said county deceased. All pc rson.
having claims against the said decsase d
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 25th day Of Nav next ::
otherwise, they may be excluded bv law
from all benefit Of the said estate. Given
undt nv hand this 2sth day of Novern.
Der, 1852
SUSAN WEIGH, Admr.
EoVemS IS, 1854
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-01-06
Prospectus for Publishing
the Writings OF

THE MILFORD BARD.

NE MlLtORD BA I'D,
WITH Portrait Of the Author, and
w q Sketch of his Life. Collected
and arranged by the Rev. J. n. McJil.
! ton, a. ".
The subscribers have in press, and
will publish early in November. the
writings Of the MILFORD BARD, consisting
Of Sketches in Prose and Poetry, Moral.
Patriotic, Sentimental Sympathetic and
Humorous.
These sketches are greatly varied,
both Is regards subie and styel, and will
form a volume Of highly interesting
character.
The Milford Bard was well known as
a writer, having obtained considerable
distinction in literature by his contribu-
lions TO various Periodicals throughout
the country. Many of the sketches,
drawn from real life and founded upon
we'll known facts, were widely circulated,
and received high commentators from
individuals celebrated for literary taste,
az we'll as from the press
Since the death OF the Bard, the
subscribers have determined to present
his works in an embodied form to The
public. They have been collected and
arranged for the purpose by a gentleman
who was familiar with his history and
character, during his life, and who
assisted him in the arrangement and
publication of q former volume. Many
of the pieces have been written since the
former volume was issued, and are among
the best and most interesting of his pro.
ductions.
This work will be issued in an Syo
volume of upwards Of five hundred pages,
embellished with an excellent portrait;
of the author. 1t will be handsomely
bound in Embossed Cloth, Gilt Back and
Sides, and furnished 10 subscribers =. the
low price of $3.50 per copy, Or in Cloth,
Gilt Edges and Sides, suitable for Holiday
Gifts, al % per copy.
The work will be sent by mail, any
distance not exceeding 1890 miles, on
the receipt of 80 cents or 10 Postage
Stamps. in addition to the subscription
price.
Orders from Booksellers, Canvasse-s,
&c, Ito whom the usual discount will be
allowed,) are respectfully solicited.
JOHN MURPHY & Co.. Printers
and Publishers, It's Market
Street, Baltimore.