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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27


TOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
hlor Tn' ~. ESf re- STATE c Bsan Bn ev.
Rste For freight aPPy board, the Office
Freight Boston is forwarded through With d.O,h
express freight train. TISDALE BORDEN 10 and u Wests
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonington for BOS-
IA TON, PROVIDENCE NEW-BEDFOED TAUNTON and
NEWPORT Inland Route carrying the great Eastern T. 5 Mail
The steamer, cvANDERBLT Capt Joel Stone MASsA
CHUSETTS Capt VI Lewis N connection with TIE Stonngon
York daily sundsy excepted from Per No North RIVER at wharf
shove Baiterypae eeecS d and soninson at oSoeS
steamer, Unsurpassed for .trensth safety sPeet comfort
The ADVANTAGE. Of tbs ute are superior 10 oher being
performed lille always reaching theiE destn
uS The MASSACHUSETTS, from wdaedy
ard Frday From stepngsD-Tuesday Thuay md saturday
Saturday From Monday Wednesday and Friday
N % 10 on A'P Boston ~ Tahn .d PTG S B
Master accompanies the steamer and traiu through each
The steamer PERRY Providence for Newport NJ
R1.9 O. sc IN. o5s s B. fS' .s may be made
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRASGEMEST-December Is 1852 Trains ont OF
YorkAecomnodaton and SpecAst and III NJ, and
M9i0 NJ and g. P 81, through Port Chester.
The ~ NJ runs II CONNECTION with tTin from New Haven to
FxSEP ssG Tss: and Pm for sSsn Hartford
asIoad. The SsTgsysa With q
@ New c.eG9 fciS to S S0y S0noo and Prov
The "a Stamford and BRIDGEPORT e9aaes9s With Hou
Stanford NOfws and Bridgeport with Dabu Railroad
Tsn. into ew.York-Accommodaton and Speca-st ST. and
"A AS a A. NJ and rs P NJ, from Port Chester
The SS nd G 9s @ spTn'Tshs Pd eT:
Passenger. from Hartford and Springfield Railroad.
TEN Leave s St ,os 9 sop
s.1us bo.a sofP' H'C Of he
Iii Of advertisement At he ai and principal
New Eew.Haven December 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
Ara sURRoGATEs COURT, held in and for the

N County of York the surrosates Office the City Of
"a s s
Eas o RI REf 70 Sell I'D n s.
S 9S s'i.s" sufhoniy Mos.s Es
e. e. 1S: = q
ksw Rss ass Ss% es
day Of next at Ten 0s9s the .sS oIsnO C Of that I and
@ o ss n:o %s %Si r tie z &c @
ss s said sisi a'
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
G:a Pfef s A.s
% % cs sc s with IN SGss *. , s to
lO. before the 18th day of ocobs. New YORK.
ais iaw6mw Public Admoistrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Of Rf' ss Gs s City a.ss.
fetal &c to ne ss same with vouchers thereof
Yoi before the 18th day of October
ais Isw6mW Public Administrstor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Jesss G. Smith,
A. E % a GS1 % sss' JOAN S WIZ s' s.'@ -s s es,
BoyT dSsesa & y ~, rsssns 'sss s sans wit. the voucher,
s'S' On ' Hs y second day st aSss w;
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
nj IfcsSRS E d: % s q sss..:
s WOO ,os 1. '1s'sf he ;os',
ss d' '1 '' August ''''-D''''
N PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of the
- i; a:' s.ss;s lSs;ai s e:
a d.y ,Ds Ne. ss S i sn q s,s' q.
..aw sssis4 s%Ss%S2s s s.... '
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Jesse c.. Smith
70 Cam ss ,isr; S S;s q. 's e: en-
s u. . s * ID s s.s JOIN i s.o the a ~
s rs s'' Ina. f :-s. s' s.: sSsss sTsE
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
ss' 5Sss crIcs 5000 u. s, s.' y % ~
AN. I'll s.T che ssf.o I'll. .1e- sanes No. ~
& PEW s &c; .,' ST. ' q r''
N PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of the
ions sfH' cs APT & s e ". f 4:
ian day 4 Sf, .s~% g. E; ~ s: 3:
PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of the
& EoskRT Saas s s.''y ~" r.. % s's S s' .:
' The 4 81 q 8si wi n 1s &c e &, z .
PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of tho
john HEESx IT. s c s .'i Yo P s s' s
9 s. 10 s Sc; You ss'' the A' d.'
al ..snw. sas Il a SIs,frD . .sa:
I n PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
S czasr a s ; 1s s 90 20 s;. ,s y s
Il a :7 III A: 70 % &: :; e Oh & s.
ssl.-s~wsa. f rpHss Sb beSTiiLD, r,'e..a'.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse C. Smith,
To- j % 9 cIs. a INA s ars 's :ss ID &C
s S.s s NE {. .s s''rss i.f De s ss.
P;.Il As ey d New Tol .s. d.
si Isss .:'" 900 eEoReR Il siuDwrLI, SsesHs.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
Ss';i. 81 : ss.'s, Sc. p se s;
rad Busn CITY Yot on or s-ss d. d.Sof
~. isssmW' NY u JOHN COLLINS Jr. Aa.r.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
u ssss s 6ss hS bosfea as'ss s q s.T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

DORCHESTER. LOCKPORTa and NIAGARA FALLS
IL RAILROAD open BUFFALO-The most direct, 9aiek
est and cheapest TORONTO Hamilton and canada t
On and after TUESDAY Jan 49, 1855 trains will eave hohster Tor
Bu6go and N.s.r, Fall. follows 40 AN and 10 I'm heta,n
ms sn will esve Buffalo and NsxAa Falls for Rochesera To AN
.nd440PM Passengers Buffalo Will ind this route superior In
point Of other The road thoroughly ou snd @
- h and The present uerminas Of
Re Road in Buffalo the Tenscehe no estr1 pio1 Of the
city. "A'NiNhS1' S'NN O--'' n.y.
HTFW.JFRSEY RAILROAD. - NEW YORK and
n PHILADELPHIA Direct.-U. s. MAIL EXPRESS LINES
-Throush Railroad VA Jersey CITY esvns
NewYork Al M and s Pm from foot OF CourAndtst
eve. hours. OF Wanutst Fare reduced 70
a. for srs, IS. and q 50 tor second class $500.
one Inc New YORK At and M and snd m rsre
in P NJ e 75 IN the NJ and y r. N - Second
e.ss IN Sand A A. and I. NJ - 81
RIITIMoRE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON through uek-
n od m and through baggage earned IN and An
nd s. P n Newfork Passengers With baggage eros
n. ferry IS minutes before the trains cave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

wishing send for their friends and deous OF bringing
them above magnificent ships informed mat
MessIs BOWMAN GRINNELL Co the only Agents for the
above ships in this city.
They 81 upward which payable
In throughout Ireland and Great Britain.
BOWMAN, GRlNNELL Co.
No So Southst NY. and No Regent soad. Liverpool
LIVERPOOL New York 9th and Dist month
London packets leave NewYoIk alternate Thursday For
above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
CHICAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD-O

CHICAGO and RUCh ISLAND hAILhUAD-UPen
20 LA SALE and PERU 100 miles and there connecting with
sr,t steamer. ST LOUIS and NENORLEANS and inter-
mediate paees the Illinois and Mississippi hver.
Trains the arya OF the ns OF me So
n Irora Mich Southern and Mchgsn Cena Roads and re-
-. ~.
arrival OF Ell tyars . =, r-. -.
F And Hudson River Roads reach Chicago time 70 90 ie
dsey on Those leaving New ork BY the Evening E1p Trans
nav Chicago and leave t6s next morning AZ O'clock
re- Inc from LOUIS Sewlork and Boston over the Ire
ard New York Roads IS hours and 20 over ne
elsyt.no' NJ 81 9ss5 A z. GILMORE. supt
By me June next the time between Ne"i OLA ana "
b. ned 70 Is hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL-
ROAD-open through completing the last Lns IN the chain Of
Railroads between NewlOk Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore
Arlington City and Chicago.
The ony roue dangers Of Lake entire
IN avoided The and best route between Newiork Boston
and Philadelphia and ST Louis
On and after MONDAY April H. 1883 Passenger Trains will
daily Sundays e1ceped,) as follows;
Leave Toledo sAM and 10 PM
Leave Cleveland 8 q AN. and $50 PM
BELLEVUE TRAINS.
Leave Norwalk for Bellevue at 4. ":
Leave Bellevue for Cleveland at !. NJ
y Trains stop at all stations Night Trains will not stop at Towns
end amden Clyde, except TO leave passenger
CONNECTING directly Toledo with anso Michigan Southern Raj
road for Chsso the forming line connection With
Chicago Railroad and OF Illinois River TO ST.
Louis
dusky DAYTON. Cincinnati, &c.
MonT4e with Sandusky Mansfed and Newark Railroad for
ssnSnsy civ Shelby COu nbu Newark and Znesye
Az Grafton Cleveland Columbus and Cncinnau Road, Tor
Cleveland Shelby Junction. Columbus and Cincinnati
Az Cleveland Shore Road via Dunkrs for New-Ysrk
ard VA Buffalo for and Albany also for WeserRoa and
Boston with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road for Pittsburgh, Wheel
ipy Pbilsde phia, Baltimore, and WI arlington City.
T. b. PHILLIPS Superintendent
Gunts OHee n L CIR z Norwalk, OHIO, April g. 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IN pier foot Of Duane-st. follows:
FXPRtss TRAIN at 7 A VI. for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
MAIL TRAIN al . AN. for al stations
WAY TRAIN at 5 80 PM for Fremont and Suhern
WAY 1RArS ) 81 m. for Delaware, via jersey City.
at PM. day for Dunkirk ana Buffalo
Both Express Trans at DunsS with the Lake shore Rail
teuce direct CncDns Sandu-sy
Toledo Monroe Chicago CHAS MNOT, Superinendt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
IOR ATSTRALA-The very FAST Packet Ship

i NORMA will have immediate dispatch Tor PpkI rhi
IL for unsurpassed by other ship
in mort the State being elegantly fitted with every comforts
Promenade Deck Tor their use - wei
ventilated altogether admirably adapted comfort heath ana
Convenience sailing capacity unequed having made tp
81 ,bt,en hundred miles little DAYS portion OF her
engaged having accommodations for only 10 PASSENGERS
not be delayed No between decks The balance freight
will he taken favorable Apply board pier NO II T.
d 10 RICHARDSON. No. s. Southst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

DEMOVAL.-The st. Nicholas Insurance Company
X have This dv removed the of Shav and 4ht under
Knkerbockr Bank where they continue 10 issue roceS up
PSu.s ~ RcHSRpsoN Sec'y NJ HOPPER MOTT President
V'HE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMM 1
of the CITY of NEW-YORK-Oce, Ocean Bank 6uldingD
~ Enon and Cash capital sOGQOO Insurance
s0sst los or damage Fire. C. " b. OSTRANDEB President
George w. SAVAGE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27

IN PU ISSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County New York hereby all persons having
claims ANDREW Balm late Of the City fNewYok b
fetal Florist deceased the with vouchers
the suecnber his Office No 81 Chambers Ciyo New
before the 18th day Of October DexDaed tho
18th day Of April, 1888, PETER B. swEENY,
alSa v6mW Public Aduni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-27
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE for CAL

FoRNIA great reduction in Pee-The new and splendid
steamship UNCLE SAM 1900 tuns, William A. Mills Comm
will leave Newly ork for Aspnwa THURSDAY May ats NJ
from No. North River connecting with hrst ca"
which be provided BY Mss Arron
Co. Panama convey the passenger to san Ernciseo
established Of being decidedly the
having her three former tps beat all
her competitors days Her good qualities sea boat
and passengers much superior 70 esr
steamers speed No efforts will be spared on the part o. her
o. officers through with expedition
comfort safety Passengers wishing TO procure nc az
the after 9th INST and
70 cali Ar The office before elsewhere arrangements
have been principle Expresses convey their goods
who
mails made up In accordance the United States postage
The unbic nav rey on anticipating all
other lines oays usual good attached the
free of charge FOR freight or passage Apply
only r. hil-lS' agent 20 =.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24
Watches, Gold and Silver
Ware.
L, n. MILLER a Co

u. u. MtbLEk u CO.,
WHOLESALE WATCH & JEwGLRY HorsE
No. 227 Baltimore st. S. f. cor. Of Charles ST..
IMPORTERS Of English and Swiss
Il Watches and Tools Of every descrip.
:iSu, Watch Case Makers and Manufac.
tsrers Of Fine Gold Jewelry. We call
the attention Of Southern and Western
dealers in Watches, Jewelry and Silver
Ware, TO our very extensive stock, assur-
ing them that la no article in our line
shall we allow any establishment TO sur
pass Us, either in quantity, quality or
low prices. We are the only Wholesale
House in this branch of trade in Balti.
more, and shall use every fair m-ans to
induce Southern and Western merchants
TO open accounts with Us. Our terms
shall be a. liberal and accommo, aiing as
can possibly be found in thu United States.
We will take pleasure in showing our
goods to Southern and Western merchants,
whether they open accounts with us or
not, l.. II. MILLER & CO,
importers 1T Watches, Baltimore.
February ., 1858.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24

NEELlNG that he can offer induce.
- msnls TO purchasers equal, II moi
superior, 10 any other establishment 10
Baltimore, the undersigned invites the
attention Of country dealers to his large
and we'll assorted stock Of
JEwELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Corner Q? Pratt saS Comasrce street.
He names in I~rt-
Gold and silver Watches, in hunting and
plain cases
Gold aud silver lepinc and anchor lever
watches
Gold guard vest and fob Chains
Gold guard and fob Keys and Seals
Gold aud silver Thi.nbies. silver Como Q
with and without SETS
Gold Earrings, Brcastpins, Finger. rings
and Bracelets
Shirt.studs, Pencil Cases, Miniatures AID
Medaiions
Gold, silver and Steel speciacles, to sui,
all eyes
Silver table, tee, salt, gravy and mus.
tard Spoons
Britannia tea and coffee pots, casters and
candlesticks
Britannia in sets Of FIVE and six pieces,
music boxes
Girando!es, solar lamps, walters and &C.
cordeons
Silver plated ware, assorted
Violins aud violin strings
Double and six barrel pistols; single
barrel self cooking do; double aud
single barrel DO. Of English and
German manufacture
Mantle do pocket and table cutlery ..
Whalebone, bonnet and ribbon wire
PerfuInery and hair oil, shot pouches. bird
bags powder TASKS, percussion caps,
and matches
Together with many other articles.
N. B. Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c,
repaired at q moments notice and in the
best manner
WILLIAM g. JUSTfS.
Corner or Pratt aud Commerce sts.
Jaas 20. 1859.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24
A CARD.

MR. KING. Dear Sir I eon.iAes
IVA that the Democratic Convention If
- 81. Mary's county have. by O sysrem Of
juggling and los. rooiiag, Inflicted upon IN.
r'.ghts Of the democratic voters in Chapter
district 10 nv persnn Q great wrong ami
iHiusicn. The voice Of the people waa
solicita1 by that conveniiou AZ 20 the per-
sans w:so shnuld be selected 10 hold the
several Offices In this county. wa. q
candidate Prinf 10 the election bv culinary
meetings for keeper Of The Light House
.. Blaki>lnnr'a Island --o.hers for the
same pisc.. The claims OF ell were
canvassed before the people. AMI, at the
election Eor delegates. g"nilemen who
were supposed TO be favorable 70 nv %.
p,intIn~ni were elected. This did no,
suit the defeated candidates., Who con.
tesded the seats OF those who were NV
friends, and, By system Of intrigue and
ccmbinalion, my friends were over.
slaughrd 5ccsu$e they were firm and
h'neSt In carrying out the views OF the
people "ho cent them ihFre--ihrv, there.
fare, very properly Withdrew from the
coaven'ion. aud left the 50 styled secret
convention hol.iins an inques: on the bo:y
OF the democratic party in the grand Jury
To1n or the Curt House, with the bailiG
of :hc Court as sargsani 1T arms 10 carry
ous their purposes. Ny friends offered
every proposition, but none would be &C.
cetied 10. have worked hard for The
democratic pauv-mv lsb'rs nv day aud
by nigh. my purse and ~hai | have. have
always been given 10 the support Of that
party. and with ~hei Effect let the great
d"f~A'e6 candidates no were BEATEN an.
swer IA their own persons. After nav
friends were so >!.sn~fi'Ily treated. no
ofic.. ibis Convention ca I'D confer would
] have, aud IL Gen. raj Pierce is inforased
OF its proceedings. conducted ia secre'.
and en.iiny in W ou:c their batch OF
appoiEinH ats would find ma favour n
his hoacHt hands. ! consider this wrong
~ Que which the democratic Party of the
toantv ~h7ald s'amp ih. ir foot upon. and
'hat ih- "hul. patty OF the County shOmld
com .lenn this s-c'"t conven: oB aIi:! .heiF
appoin,rr<. AMI that eVeIv democrat
in the COUNTY - np~ free to apply for
what plac" he mAv wish. without the
endo, .en,. at Of the junto Of T~eaiy
three.
WM. c. CTlISGLDlNE.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24

@~S@ - -
virtue Of IN order from the Or.
- phass Couu Of SAin, NARY. Couc
~. the suhscriber as Ex.cu,or Of the
'ssa VIII and sessAmrni Of John Isuv. i.sS
at said county deeea.~d will exso.e "a
sale. ny public auciios. on the sremse..
"n Saturday the 26sh aav OF March ne,r
ell 'hose tracts or parts nj tracts or mar
ceis OF land, of which The .aid John t;ur
died seized. called and known a.
BONDS PURCHASE.
inrming together one tract, and containing
log acres Of land, more o. less.
The said land is situated on the road
from LEONARD T'own Ia Head of Sain,
Clements Bay. and adlnins the Land
owned BY the lare John ID. Perry.
Terms OF Sale.-SiOO cash. the resi-.
due IN equal instsImeuss Of g and ~
months, the purchaser giving bind with
security approved by the Orphans
Court.
PETER n. GUY,
MeFeh cd-es. Executor.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24

A T an Orphans Cou-t held f,r Sairi
IA Msry's County. Of The Csur House
IN Leoasrd T"~n a. m rhe 1f,h day OF
January, in the year nf our Lord one
'l'onsand eight hundred aud fliy three.
Present. Benedict I. Heard, Esq,
Chief Judge. Richard III. Reeder ami
James X. Hopewell. E>qrs-. Assoc ia,-
Judges, c. J. Dutani, Sheriff, and G.
C"mbs. Register.
Among Other proceedings were the
following, to Wit: On application Of
George c. Morgan and Joseph Spalding.
administrators, W. n, of Elwily Smith,
late OF Saint Mary's county. deceased. il
Is ordered by the Court, that the said
administrators give The notice require5
ny law Tor the creditors tn Gle their
claims against the estate of the said de-
ceased, f"r dividend. in The Register OF
Mhis Office, ON or before the second
Tuesday Of March next, and that this
order be published in the 81. Mary's
beacon once a week until The second
Tuesday Of March next.
In testimony that the aforegoins 10 q
true copy taken from one Of the records
SssssAs>s OF the procee dings OF Orphans
Court for ST., Mary's county,
Ht. 8 have hereuntU subscribed sny
NssaeS% name, and affixed the seal Of
The said Court. this ll,h day OF January,
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and 6I;y.,hree.
GEORGE COMBS, Register.
IN conformity with the above order,
we hereby give notice 10 all persons hav.
ing claims against the estate Of the late
Elwily Smith, to file the same for divi.
dend. in the Office Of the Register Of
Wills, on or before the second Tuesday
in March next; otherwise. they will be
excluded fiom all benefit Of the said
estate.
GEORGE C. MORGAN,
JOSEPH SPALDlNG,
Administrator.
Jan. 27-id.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24

I QUO BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
To Sell Pictorial aad U.fuI Works for
the Year 1853
St.O0G DoLLAks YRAR!
=" ANTED. IN-EvEKv CouxrY op THE
w UNITED STATES, active and enter.
Prising men. to engage in the sale Of some
Of the best Books published in The coun.
Try. To Inen Of gooI address, possessing
a small capital Of from SIS to SlOO,
such Inducements will be offered as TO
enable them 10 make from s. to s. a
day profit.
. * The Books published by us are
oil useful in their character, extremely
popular, and command large sales
wherever they are offered.
For further particulars, address, (po..
,age Pai'.
ROBERT SEARS, PuBL,sHgR.
1871 William Street, New York
anuary 70. tSS3.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24
NOTICE.

"'lE undersigned. thankful for the
liberal patronage OF his frieHds and
the public generally. would beg leave
10 call their s,is niion to his large and
vel! selected stock Of groceries.
Having Devoted he leisure months OF
winter TO the careful! sri~c;ion Of general
assortment Of articles ,o suit families and
dealers generally. ne Ha;iers hiu,.. &c that
he . we'll prepared "a compete. in price
and qualify with any house in this city.
Ha would call The rariic"!a: attention OF
the citizens "f Il. Mays Co., 10 his -
sor,m1ehs ofimPorsed wines, Lrandies, gin.
aegars &c, some Of which are Of th"
best Bran and very old. Also 9
choice lot Of fresh teas ju>. received and
for sale low.
Merchants and others visiting BalIi.
more would do ~ell to give me q call AZ
am Determined 10 sell low for cash or
O. punciusl customers on time. PaHicu.
lar attention given 10 all conSignmen,s Of
country produce. llaSing made arrange
meats 70 attend in person 10 that particu.
lar hraaeh OF business. farmers may
rely ~ sbaAiria2 M Hichest markes
price. J. n. WEIGH.
Nc 40 Dsemss whave
BsiiimoFe.
aRae.h an NmGm-a,@
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24
GEORGE SLATER.

Or THE LATE FIRM OF GILMORE & SLATER,
Wholesale Grocersand Com mission Merchants
No. 10 Commercial street,
ID EGS TO inform his friends in Leon
- ard Town and St. Mary's county
that he will continue al the old stand
Fhere he will feel most happy in attend
ng to whatever orders they may please
avnr him with.
Baltimore, Sept. IS. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24

.TOTTlNGUAM & JOHNSON have
~ removed TO No. l21 PRATT STREET
WHARF, corner OF Hollingswor,h and
Pratt streets, a few doors from their old
stand, where they will continue TO manr
ufacture and sell on as liberal terms ne
any other House in the city of Balti.
more, every article that the Farmer or
Planter may wish 10 use. They are
thankful for past favors, and solicit a
continuance Of The public patronage
Baltimore, Geby. 70, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24

HNHE Subscriber bess leave 10 inform
- his friends and the Public General
ly. that he has taken q cunning .. ON
in South Gay Street, one door above
Pratt, for the purpose Of iran.sciing d
General Commission Business in ToLac.
CO and Produce Generally.
Consignme"is and Commissions will
meet with prompt and personal siteniion
and Liberal advances will be given when
required, on consignmsnis.
Orders fnr The purcha<e OF Merciau
disc, Guano, &C., will be filled at the
lowest possible prices.
I He hopes from his general prOmp, o.
teniion TO Businrss., 70 share the patron
age Of the Public generally.
w. 4. PADGETT,
Baltimore.
March 3, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-03-24
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

SPALDiNG & greenwich have
just received one Of the largest assert
ment Of OvER, SAck, AND FRock Coxrs.
ever offered in this county, which they
will sell at Baltimore prices.
The highest market price, in Cash OF
Goods will be given for Green or Dry
Hides.
Nov. 4,h.
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March 3. 1858
CAPT. JOHN A. THOMPSON
DIST. Mays County.


8n Will resume her regs.
&-A lar trips TO the Patux.
- - eni river on Wednes
day morning March 2nd aud every sue
cceding Wednesday morning At past
o'clock, leaving her wharf At No To.
bacco Warshouse--he will touch 81
~. !. CAROLS, Mrs. LeGrsnd's and and
Trent Hall in addition TO the former Ian.
dings E,r Freigh and Passengers. Return
ing. ~ill Iease Trent Hall every Satur
day morning ., 6 o'clock for BaAimore.
lIAving in CONJUNCTION with Capt. J. A.
Thonpscn purchased the Steamer Far
n~r, . very heavy outlay such al,era
tiors and i'npro, ements have been made
IS viii .en-.. his Boat every way d.
sirshi" 20 travellers and nothing will be
leh uudone BY The owners to promo:e
their comfort
All the requirements of the. late law
Of congress in relation io steam Roa:S have
been complied with. The Farmer 10
now provided With q Metallic Life Boat.
Hose. Life PrsserveTs, Steam whistle,
new Furniture and bedding-by recen,
changes in the Machinery her speed will
be materially increased.
Passage and fare to the Patuxen,
River, S2.00
FREELANO & HALL.
February - 1883.
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A RE NOW MANUFACTURING
IN CANDIES BY MACHINERY,
which give the surface n0st >besuiiful
Impressions Of Diamonds, &c. Merchants
are invited to call and see This novel
mode sf making Candy. and the beauty
and superiority Of Candy made By this
new process. Il is Warran'ed 90 keep
in auv climate. They are also Whele.
sale Dealers in Oranges, Lemsns, Figs.
RaixiRs. Almon'ss. and ell kinds Of i'm
ported Fruits and Nuts.
% AL orders by letter ~ ether.
~i-e will receive prempe ai:easiOn.
February -. 1859.