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SPECIAL CARD,

SPECIAL CARD.
FINE PIANO.
=, am happy to say that have used Hams q Bro
thers Pianos at musical conventions and find them
excellent instruments In all respects.
GEORGE F. Roor."
on ask my opinion Of the Pianofortes mauufac-
fured by Hams & Brothers, of New York am
happy to state that, having used them in several of
my musical conventions, have been highly pleased
win theln and have heard no expression regarding
then from the many Musicians attendance but that
OF admiration. For purity and fullness of tone and
elasticity OF touch they deserve the highest praise:
indeed am very anxious to have one of them to use
In the great National Convention which am to hold
In washington In February next. Yours, very truly,
"Deo. %, 1855. J. B. WoopBURyo 81
One very fine Piano from the above establishment
OF superior tone and finish for sale at great
at our Piano WareroOms. 56 Penn. avenua.
may ~ JOHN F. ELLIS.
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NOTICE, NOTICE, NOTICE.-Porsonsi in want
y Of SHINGLES, LATHS, and PICKETS,
CALC!NED PLASTER, CEMENT, and LIME
OF the best quality, will find them by calling on the
subscribers at their yard.
Having taken the yard lately occupied by John
Purdy, we intend to keep fine stock Of the above
named articles.
coal. Of all kinds and sizes always on hand. As
We will he receiving Coal regularly consumers will
ness We expect to merit share of the public patron
age.
Yard on + irst street, near Pennsylvana avenue.
mny 2-eolm III. G. PURDY CO.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP
SThe undersigned having entered into Co partner.
snip on the LIST day Of May under the name of MA
0hUDER STONE, and having lea eed for a term
OF years tho two wharves at the foot of 18th street
known az Bndley's Wharves," are now prepared To
NESS. Do"i'
The Mott Bedel line of Packets, from New York.
Will make regular trips from that port and land NJ
these Mharves. And as it is the neatest and most
oonvenent point 20 the business portion of the oom-
age Of all having freight brought from New Yorf To
All goods landed on these wharves will be han,.5
ana delivered In any part OF the city with care And
spafch, by good cartmen employ ed for that nnrnoss
in the District. 90 ~" % amy
In connection with these wharyes tbsre will \. h..
ccTmnsataantl{ on hand an assortment Of WOOD and
cheap as any in the city, viii ~ soo ~
Me return our thanks to our customers and the
Ron,ic In general for their liberal patronage whilst
same. Pe ooa'hoation Vi the
9thee corner Missouri avenue and 9Th .treet.
FOR wharfage and hauling apply at the wbarves.
u.vo,, F. MAGRUDkR,
iudy Io-iW w STONE
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1 MEXICAN ORGAN OFFICE.

II this establishment shall not be sold by the 2.th
instant, to some person who will continue the pub
hcatlon. the last number Of the paper viii issue on
the 9th instant and the type, cases, stands and kx
lures and also the engine and boiler, will be for sale,
in lots to suit purchasers.
The Press (which 10 a double cy Under Taylor
PRESS and the fastest press in Washington will also
be sold on reasonable terms, or if not applied for,
Grafton on Thursday the 2lst, and "Wednesday the
9th instant.
may 20-3t ". ELLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-20

u3 Directors Of the GEORGETOWN Gaslight Com
pnny will be held on MONDAY, the LIST day Of June
next, at the Company's Office, between the hours ar
10 and O'Clock OF that day, Of which the stockhold
ers will please take notice.
NAV 1881 HENRY KING Sec
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On BOARD TIE STEAMER BALTIMORE. }

i0'o 'AAi"S vi ooi humelous 8enlal and gen
erous hosts, who, on seeing US safely on the
train going north, themselves departed by q
special train for Richmond. Gorged to the
throat as we all were with good eating and
drlnking-regular aldermanic gormandizing-
and not little fatigued with the exciting labor.
OF the day, on getting into the cars at o .. M
our whole party, as though by common consent
disposed themselves for mapping by the way.
Capital snorers as corporate authorities are the
world over under ordinary circumstances, with
their boilers so surcharged below, and the pres
sure OF the slightest imaginable brick in the hat
OF nearly every one Of the goodlie eompanie''
upon the brain, of course the steam whistle of
each discoursed more emphatic music than
usual. The Corporation Of London city herself
after the Lord Mayors annual dinner, could not
set up more varied and deafening nasal intona.
tons. At first, they came over my drowsy ear
like the gentle breezes blowing through the
treeses, on which the Western orator o. patiates
anon, like the growing lowing Of cattle at the
smell of blood; at another moment, like tho
whistling Of rude Borsas" through the sails,
shrouds and sheets ola ship On half wind and
then again-without intending to be di.respect-
full to their honors, L am fain to write it-with
such peculiar snorting grunting, wheeling and
squeal-whistling at times, as to start me up,
awake, under the momentary impression that
my near neghbor, Councilman Bohlayer, catch
ing the half-asleep idea that fitted across nv
own mind, and fancying it was time to 20 to
work for to-morrow's market, was Preparing,
cleaver in hand, to make sausage meat out OF
the 10 him) familiar serenaders $50 far as their
music for the time being was concerned)
On reaching the creek all werc awakened
and repaired on board, each to betake himself
to comfortable state-roons provided under Cant.
George Mattingly's generous and jealous care.
am writing in mine at past one O'Clock, and
must soon desist, for tired nature asserts her
greater power than that of my intermnable dis.
position to scribble for the Stars readers The
city fathers are, one and all, in fair way of
oeing returned at n. IN. to their affectionate
and anxious spouses, safe and whole Feeling
10 longer any responsibility for their immediate
future, L, too, must lay me down, after thank.
ing Captain Mattingly and his assistants, ON
boats and road, for the agreeable day and night
'hey nave given us, and Mr.. President Robin
son. the Richmond Corporation, tho Hanover
ians, I" a., for thsir share Of the general con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-20

HSTHE FAIR AT GIDEON'S HALL WILL.
~ be continued throughout this week Music
In attendance every night. A permit secured.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26


Hos. ROsEas Tooxss.-.ihe rs-ssrcslon Of
this cisilng Cssiseo gasslieinan 10 thR Eenaie Oi
ti;s nilss; 5tases lor aaolsef serr Ol ssx .sass
eise'is rom iile deinscsaEie press o. tsrosga
ln~ heaILesi Commentaries. lie AlIaaia
inteiiasencsf SAYS: ~
~ keow ii.al every man of The demo-
crate Psuyin Gsogia VIII reyosraye. sx-
uii ''' ias ~ ssrcison "a Robert fa8fsiss % TIE
U"i'ea states Senate. II wastsse oyessvisssris-
'as testimony vi tie democracy IN nls aev.,-
i'oa to pr.ncspie. and the usasesssr assssla.lon
y; thsis appreciation % as esnsneaxabisis> alsd
;.sstlngui>h.d public service.
E..Ous opponents loOkes sor dissension and
dissr~csson afnSas the des4ocraiie. eaaks. 81
nOpss 10 build up IN army ei dsssners; bal
tnis aDpe has been demolished and crushed
OF. aid wTth > unaaimny uppfeceasLi. ~ i
Is1psiiea BY cosnmon shougki and unpuise,
lac G~aBocrasic party hare eisucrSed Mr.
Ioom's-nuinsnal,d bY arrIzmstion-eleciei
sy uEsnirn,s.s democratic VOTE The snan-
nsr IA wliich tne tribute was offered 10 him
wss Tar mOse grateful :han The sFshQ,x il
seit. ba
'.i'he democratic party asay now losk wi,h
sliar aad ssuliaiion upon ii.r fsxiory They
zteresI--a ssciOEH Ma ssssAsIt Ered IL lts
bss.sss,.sss ...ss s y sls elevsmols sna evnenl
- detsncraiir principles Governor AtcDon.
!, the old true. fslihi.il. aud patriotic states
sn. was moi in the held. and would not per
10 his name io b. useJ t0s ihs purpose of d.
ling :hs ,.any. This oct of patriotism the
mo,rsI.r parry viii treasure - sacrifice lor
vr,cr'ous irumph leus to be remembered
d NOS 70, he lrrgoitsn."
The Federal fNiil@'gsvilt) Uuien says:
THE re election Vi Mr. Toombs 10 ike Un
4 Ssatss Seuase .Or s:x ysars from the 4;h
March. 1883. was 10 10 expecsssl. Very
ilr cppositoU wss n,ade 20 him. H:s de
q uishei ab iIss. fitness. and National posi-
Pm. maze b IN cho;se ef the deinecfsiic par
almost unaniE,cnsly. We ,baIl expect Ol
r. Tconb> cori.a! suppor, OF the admin
ration. He addressed the democracy si iLs
p:ioi on Friday evening after his unani
o. no:sinaiiOR by the "aucus. For seye.
h a.. he rive,ea the attention or hi. audi
,ce hs his eloqnence and the powsr of hi.
gUm-ni."
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
f1dDIlsn hIs TeiGlsltks


I
/ ~ reques. OF :he friend above referred to:
"air. MOdera.0r--l aul opposed ~ The as,-
taiicn ot the slavery Question IN eccirssast,cs
h0diess anu therefore ana opposed 10 the pro
eeedings ~ Ihe Cleveland Assembly. IJur-
ing tiie i've years N which | have. haa The
honor OF seat here. | have never debst4sl
lhis Quest.Cn, aIId have unrsr,niy declare
my unyIeidmg determination always and un-
DER oil eircuIissiances to resist "a. In,rtduc,i.n
into this 00dy. q a.a q Sou.ham ,nan a,
bIih, educaiion, interests anu with al! nav
heaTi lhe south has nav ilir nav ho.,+s
are all IA and with her. Washington h. .,,y
native cily anu nay iionIe- ! agree with that
roit,Cn 0I The SUlIittrn people who do no,
approve Oi (rae!icnaG anu EscG.cnai action by
th~ $OUihein 0hUieh, III iOusi.g 10 ae,c oT-
gsihasGttsR To remeGy prpsent cyils--who do
nos av0r Sectional church. 40 ,,x,r or
ganszaIion, Al iess, or the prsseni, IS nee,Irs.
la lhiS Oplti0u many prODIInsni Southern
ministers cuncur. We can massia,n. ;nsi,..
psHdent Oi all Assemble, our right. a. Pres.
oy IeEian ministers aud churches Il, our prss-
bi lefisl and Syuoascai CONNECTIONS. This Al
the stTes srey 70 Stop agHaliun. ams these~
lore, nPpOseG io . new a sesnhly or Unaed
SyGOd or General Synod or anv aud Mi di
vsded and iragsnrnsary action by southern
FresbyserIes aiB opposed to q aislsicn ol
the Synod Ol Virginia on The ia khesl or as,-
sirac! qGe-.,on now presented. ! am Il, o.
v0r OI non action b, Tins ISyds a gh.s sissps
ing and Tor thr prssens. sl.all nos xose ri
sena Commissioners to any Chufeh cu,srt
next spnng. No nlan shsil; nna a,e vosins
sgainsl what sxaiere will assva.,ce srfr ,nIer.
est, pfOsl erIty and glory OF sny :Arrrh and
ulT country u our glorious uid Pre~b,tAr.a n
0aaaeF Inust h- rent On twain. Ies t,a;.ur
haas pss.Orin the deed Lei u. tave. IN ii. :
Metropolis Of lhss nation. m prr.hv.er,sn
church ncsth--n0 Psesh, lsrssn church SOU. il
--ouly The PFeslsyi-fiah hurch in the lJni
led Sia'es osI An,srscs. Living here. whese
cumnisngie ciuzens fru m ali paris OF c,,r corr.
mon e.sun'ry. and wisee are seDs.F 4 ,hs in.
terrsss 0i all sections aud psr,ips. we are fr,,,o
p1si,on and lroTn prinripge, fIienda Of she
American Tn Oa. Tie man whose hsa,,
does not hcat 70 tbs muse is nos worth,
be call-s m ARseT:ean Presb, serian ar mr.
Anle cta eis,ztn. ST., I believe thar an, >.
- nof uae hrOshrr here who would mo, s;r.
. xsiy segrvt ~ see ihp city uf Mash,nsson
the theatre o. s'eiional warfare. Rema,niasr
True 90 ihsse principles aud lsal pol:cy wA,rh
hrr :0undtr Gesrfaed aud which were ep-
lllenir0 wiih The hl..Od "a ossr fathers. ,.ax
she ever ~ 5ssani standing bv the runxs,.sa
ton Of the Union. knowing no Ncrah. M
South. no East. M Wesi. ban n slnr,u,ss s,un
iexeFacy Of Stasps-Gn- and inspparahle-
now and 5rpvsr. Brethren. les rs BE- uni,sd
in oar Respective P:sshys@ries and Svno.ls. =
La M be wise. prndens. coma dsrs,e. uOs
hasty u actsDn. calm and deliberate. 10 me
spsF.l OF shese seHsimenis ] have offered the
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26


PLsI+ TKrUn.---Some one who seem. q
understand the subject descsilrs the euura.
tson oi ..young genslenaa and ladies. !" of ,hs
weuid-be sasisonsble sori. WHICH srnds oaIy
q a'enlal weakness and phss,csl dscsy. =.
i0slows.
young gentiAman--a smcosh- faced
slfpling Nlth Iistle bspedinx and less sense,
Fipens asi, cad believes hlmselfa nice youor
'asan. he rhews and ssDokcs soi.sreo. swear.
genteeliy. cnasss esubryo sn.p.r;als wssh bpar's
grease. twiris fsissn, tpends i.i< fsnher's
i'aea~s Sls,es iast horsss-oa h.,rs-hack and
10 sssikess- dos,bis aud singIr--3nnks Cals-
wba. curves the 3sfsnr ~ and 3ir,s witt,
young 'iaies.' bundsees % whnh are nus,
Ike hs.nsell. though % asfvtsrni g-n.er ami
ihis is the fashlonab . eduration Of cur day
Ike iaihers and Incihess Of these ionls were
onee poor. Good fouune has given them
sbonGenes. Their ehlldy.a will 70 through
90 'inexhaussab.e IorInnr' and snio sl.s poor
house. Parents, you are responsive los lhis
FLY. Ssi sour so''s and dassxhs.rs Il, svnfk
sai 10 q EN- krcw ID. . only n !, 60 alnc. .
Te . honor and prosperity.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

aid and Comfort. ."--In our last issue.
we p0li;siy invited shoss who were is4<b.ed n
us. 70 pay as, but. IS no response has yes been
received, We conclude that our friends regard the
Invitation in the light Of joke only, 10 lie read
once, ssn'lsd at and then rsgected. lf s.ey %
understood us, shey are vide. very wide, Of the
msrk. We sever we're more i, e.rnxss in-oar
lives, probably Leesuse xe were never mere in
need of nsanes - our lives. "wsgrons, . saws
brother unfortunate. ''cannoi run wishou,
wheeis-s:eamboa,s wiihou, s.eam-bulf.Eror.
JumP without legs, or a newspaper (sIie:s, vil-
age Publleston) lie carried oa eyerlas,iryiy With.
out meney, no mere than a dox can way his ,slI
when ne has 0o.e" Whsi wheels are o. a wnr.
goH' steam % sisamhosSs, and Isgs 10 a jumping
reg, - money to a country newspaper With
out at,st net only can nei.Eer run nor iurnr. bal
! we defy h to move, except dswnwards like q
st"ne OF upwards like powder magazine. Con.
s,eied 81 = instrumentation So clear and sesf-evl,
dent, ', after tbs, our deIlaquea, friends remain
imI'en'ten', we sasH Le compelled, however con.
srary 10 our hahl 20 pray for il.e.n. psedsesuns
ttby cay Of ei'iiosus1 shai we have nsvsr see.
kHewn TO joke-sinee the sls.tion.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

Co The London Times and the B:iii4.
Pres. generally AZ naturally and justly jnb:
iaat over the faIIof Delhi, and the news WI
give hardly kss pleasure in Anrrica that u
Britain. Il was 40 small work 10 accom-
pli<h this undertaking.
TIE seigr TRAIN rssRSistsd of 81 ptscrs ci ef
,il;sry. Sx DAYS elapsei. vs~n alter ihs
gsus had been get INTO position and openet
Judged rrscirahir. and tie nusnh~r of Engi
nper and Aii:irry ofsicsrs killed or woun..e.
in she operation vi the FORMER ana ) or ih.
lasisr--provss how comp:essly the af.a'r q.
sunsh the aspect Of regular srige. Th'
garrison Of fanaIical mus;nsers Struggled witt
she fury of despair. and - extensis. wss ,h'
area of tie hlsiliings 10 be- occupied tina
nearly week was eoasarnri IN s,vancin:
from one point 20 aDofher. The magazine
alone was found to confsin 122 pieces OF cah
non.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
TRUSTEES Sale or vALUABrr Il
REAL. ESTATE.

MMAL L. ESAA H.
UYsrirsue oi decree Of 81. Msry's eo,,..
y Cirreit Ccusi, sitting ss Ccurs Il
kansiy. the nndsrsigned. Trussae, win Iii
n The Coart House door, in I,eoaard Tcwn.
20 tie highest bidder. on TUESDAY. ths
BIN OF Decensbrr next, tract pr parcel Of lnnd
called and sksswn BY the name Of
PART or FENwICK,s MANOR, >.
containing ,wo hundred and sorsy two scres.
more or less.
This FARM lies within one mile Of Cura-
old's Greek on the Pssuxent river. k.g ksnt5
AMI productive sod, and well adapted 20 81
grswth oi the ssspIe crops of the eountr.
The locsiion ID hesltEy. and IN a nefrhhcf.
hood fguoi sressiy. The farm - wsH Is.
closet. and hss aIi NECESSARY hsildinss. vxhsrf.
are in iDleub!r repair. I
TEsHs-A eash paymsns of ons hssndrwx
dollars; the halancs 10 10 pad in euwai nnnn,.
81 inssaim~nis OF cns and tvp ysars. wi,h
security, 60 be approved hy The Trusaee. andl
bsaring interest from the day ri sale. =.
Sale 20 take place hsawesn "a kouss II uus!
aud four o'clork. p. On. -
aar @. 1. Sf'ALDiNC. Trsusss j
/, (The Farm a1verth.i sls,ve swss soIi
asiy 10 advertisement on the 2esh
1857. TO Edward d. Brewer.for 81
Nov. ilth, ls57--ssI -. - 8 &
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
Haasr .sHcr Ron,,son nr rur R,r.

HoRsE -SBcE RoBiNsos. or the BarrlE
or Kisses MoUarAIs."-This very exciting
nsIional drama. r~naere from the leg.ndary
work o. our gifted town asn: tlOn...John p.
Kennedy. Is new 10 rehearsal Tor tasIv BRO
dueiun. in splendid Mvle. Il was recently
performed ia Richmond. Va. with an effect
nrves before Witnessed IN that city III.
ihTiilsng close Uf the play tonnd slnloss the
sn;ire audience upon their fest, cheering, and
waving hats sni hasikeseiltsfs. with AZ
excItemrni which was apparently beyont I'll
restraint. Mr. ] b. Siudley, who p.rso.st f:
'hs Es:icsshiable Horseshoe Robinson 10 tha,
city, snd who will play 10 here. 10 .sid 10 sf
iestisely realize the character and aprearsnce
Ut the ssirdy patr'o,.--" Oar Opinioa" /"
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

STATs's ArTsaskv---W are grs'itied 10
learn By ibz eiicisi rrsurns oi anae Arundel
co'Ensss iisai our ycuag friend. Ja.uss RereIi,
So, isss hs-en esertAl ssase's Auosney sor
sias cosin'y. J4s. kev-ii - % present - sl .
Executive Depastsnsnl ia the Stxsv. v,,rr.
AZ eens.eEs.aniy es,s.iucs Do v.sss,r. and sho.~
lsavinx Missn<ss wifh rhe Exeeufive. has
issade issrn hnsss sf frsrnas tugours.ous she
ctase. IL has iis' reqoisiie quslsfrsaioas %
y him Lsr shs lnsi@s u Ne ofiiee % whsch
- has bfsn slreae3--ssiessss industry and
enexgy. - IFsxs<sssr Sz;<ld
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

VIE ecpartnsrship herstofors sxises
ing under the atyle Of Bean 4 Dsni.
y thss day desoIvsS 81 suasnal eas.eas
~ psfsons 'ndebsed to them on stces
Sesoans. are teg'aeatsd 90 come aorwsrd
.na ss'sss smr'etiiately ~ cash note o.
s.aIs - The eusiness vii - srisled sy
w o. Bean. who ssill ss;lI contin,,s -.
t.nandi.ink. .nd asssi FsspactTally soii-
elzs Q snaEe Ct The pubic patronage.
W.. y. BEAN.
~. pEST.
&l1lss@ kaetogF. O<e. 81. s~ss~
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

WILL ohtr NJ Public Sale, nj my res
u Gence (Rec Cav Farn,. in Leonard Tow Q
O.s,rici) on WEDNESDAY, the 9 b Of De
cembrS next.
Eight hundred and s;xsy ssrss .4esss of Land
which is . part Vi the Red Gate Farm
With the exception vi aDout hundred sc o !.
the land ~ iinckiy set with dliieren, k,nd. O.
.ssgNM. Oak and Pine. Ches- -.
&as$ nui ana = edar also shouuLs ~ 80 81 -
49, upon she lauj. This land a. 8
- viii BE- SOLD altogether or -
10 poliloBs 10 ,uit purchssers. if noi sols =,
private sale before, the a#rms wil be made
known on The day of sale Penens wishise
30 examine the :sHd. are invited % esll on
lme at th~ Red Gaze. and will eheerfully
give them any information about j, they NAV
|iesir@. Persous wishing 60 purchase ., D. /,
Fats SAFE are also invited % call on me a ihs
Sams pace
On t:.e same day and a the same placs. |
vsli offer ior sale MI my personal prupersy,
SnSissing Of Horses, Mules, Oxen. Shesn.
"a Carts. Wagons and
|G.1 I Farming Uteasils.
|tWf .fso. . large iscOW.
kMse@&&m A credit o. six months - -
fssli be given on ail sums above SO. io be
ecuFed tsy note with approved security. -
For aii sums oi go and Under. the cash will
p required. Sale 60 eoaimsence m 10 O'clock
2. m.. u she day ~ faiF-sf not, the property
ssh hs offered inr sale the next isir day there.
hier.
OSBORN a. r. BRADY.
Leonard Town P. O., Md.
Nov. i9. is5z-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
AiILLINERY
FANCY = GOODS

nev.ag Jasi euppl,sd hss ssoge wiih new
sna issaDsscse assonnlsni Of Maiinsgy an6
rsnsy 1s0ds. sakS. L.ucRETL9 FURr.
sno eEsniEs her sssrk. Shs rrn,,eet6.ii-s
ssEs thoss sndsesed ~ her 70 sssile shsis o.
cossnfs % she earlies, es,avsa,.a, .n<.s,s~<s :
oef. ., leS7.--C. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

Nav YoaK ELDcros The spsurns.. slus
iaF feeeised. show clear Densocrasie ana
losiy on the siaIe ticket OF 1900. aud .
clear Dansoeraiic gain ovrr tse presidential
vote year si.,cs OF 1900 Tie Rerub..cans
have ID inen.hers OF the Seuasrso l4 Dpmc
eEais. Ansenrans. and ! Enasp<nd<nt; snd
5S Asssmbiymsa TO 81 Deineefsss and 9
AsueFicanst sa
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
LOST on STOLEN.
~

4 WILL give hlberal rewsrg for the
A sssr setuFT q horse which was 81
len srofa my sssbles co Saturday, the
SIst inss. he is . flood asy. eeil ms.is.
with scsr On bis len hin wh,eh /. 80.
Psrcepfsbis He is abpal 8 or lg yesrs
Old. and PAGES and tro.s sInwlv
RICHARD BOND.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
MARRIED.

un the i9;A lns;-, by Rev. Me-. Getting,
Thomas I'll. Newmaa, at Gieorresewn, 10 Miss
Mary E. Van Risw;ck, tf ihss couasy.
On the 2i;h mat. by ihe same, Richard 8.
Peaks 70 Miss Mary Z. Hayden.
On the 2ish inst, by Rev. Mr.. Moore, An.
drew j.. SoPsr 10 Miss Nary G. brown.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
EoR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN D. BOtFES. tk.ssfi; for the lio
sral support hs received at the late s!rction
again prsseHis himself TO the vpssss Of Lsou
ard Town DistTici sS can.iidale for llost
Supervisor and respectfully soIicis tho sup
pori ot h:s friends and iei.ow-eM.zens of IN.
district.
Nov. 26, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

n particular description - the ss-
.kIa.i tate here, - d~emed nnmecessasy
- P~Tsons ~sut,ng to purchase wiIl
visit :he Prsmis"s and exa,nine for skem.'
selves before the day Of sale. Terms
made known oa the day Of sale. AIsa.1
81 the sam. plse-. and ON ite day above !
nam. d. Crop Of Cors. Pyersndy, Ts-|
taeee. scse raiuabls Hoysss. Fsrmiag'
Utsasils. Hcaseiold sad Ritckea Farni-l
turs. a credi, f.ix months viii BE- Civ
sn on ell .uas above sc. to b. secured
by note with approved security---for eli
aims Of 80 aud Oadsr, the cash will
bs required &
LANES D. KIRK.
Ridge r. o., 81. Hsry's Co.. Nd.
Nov, S iS57-ss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
DIED,

HaiI dissrisi, Gs..sI Taos.., eco fGsyiaise
Il In 'h;s district, en- Mcudsy evsaing lasi.
1 WtLLiAN NoaRis Of Wm, AGED 81 wears.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26
DISSOLUTION or CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.

NlHE Partnssship hsrs,ofors existing
u bsiween ths uDdssaigned 10 the rnercsn-
tlr business 81 Chapiice. Ast.. under the krHs
81 Jno- I. lssp~nter q Co.. wss dissolved
On the isi Of N0ssnbss Instant. by mutual
eonssn:.
John E.lcARPEvTRR.
WA. A. PADGETT,
Nov. 10. las7-4t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

FuG1S-SEvKN STATEs.--tF0uIa auy on
beisese, aIlhoat loek:ng into 1; that We are IN
. tair way st carrying ouf the nuaber o. sov-
esvlgn SsaIrs. orsgsnaIsy thsn~vn. anu now
thirty un+. up 20 scuy-s~vrni Bu: 80 u is.
IN the hssl place.. there are Osrgon, Kansas
and Minnesota. whose constructors are nj
rez " founded Dr forming q IL hoped ikal
hey viii be aimsfsei the coming winter. ma
king the snesnbsrs o. the eoniedefaey ihsrtv-
four T'n-n New Mexieu. N-braska aud,
w Wsshingtcn. already tilrvsag terrific les. viii
swell the aggrsgate to thirty seven. Four
new states ~ hr carved out Of Trxss. sccor.i-
iag 10 tie. provisions in the treaty 8: aansxs-
TAN. viii: give us lvrty-one. Two adiitiona.
States demanded from the SRA nuw ineiuIrd
N C'al'snrna. would make iorty-thFer. Ani
xonia. Neosho. Daco;ah and Columbus tern
torres carry US up To forty y-ssx-and ioveiy
Utah vii be the lony-sevenih to '.iesld to
thai .sir e'rciet the grace Of her form and ths
l'gh ness Of her step"
DsISkiss wHSxEv 70 Exckss.-Tbe esi-
i;Or Q; 'ss Grreasbu'g lPa. Le.nocrat has
received inflammation o. the death sn Cubuque
county. Iowa. Ut john Harmon, Jr.. sorn,ely
Of s..sshnrg. Ia Wessnorslaad sounay. Pa,
II appeass that there was d seFenading q, the
houss la which Mr -. lived, cn Thursday
nighi, The 9th inst and. ~ = usus! on such
&c Y. zl2n: ilqsSr was plenty. Mr n SAID me-
- .si A. .Il@ - 1l<s.sss.SS IS ps'i y4
-, - 80. 80 ....a .,rs...,., Ils ,l,.ak
av,ws,,' n,u, and : ou.s,. and in shors
- 80. go. . ..r.s :. 80 ,sn d..5 He
~ 80 g.. -. n.,...s .nJ l.d hs,,,r. the
-. r.. o ssn,.,nasr | .,f,Ss ,.rv ,h;aking
:. x.. anlv SrnL i.,, him .he,.. ami vens
=. 80, 40. !, v,.. ,,,, s-aar.iI, k,,wa Aha,
he wa. dad until morning, though he was
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-11-26

Ington viii CORDIALLY eadorse these prancipl<s.
f1-y shail have ny s1prust. conss weal Or
eon'e woss