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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-27

nv ". Sass, VIA NUGACFUkiSR wSsa
Il l.. and dealer in Boots and Shoes. Trunks. EsHN
Carpet.bags, Satchels, 6c., No. l07 BroadI u.
street, Richmond, Va.
gI5 Persons sitting the city will find it to their
interest to call aud examine his stock before pur
chasing elsewhere lkichm nd, Mar. q, Sly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
BY MCDONALD II PETERS.
TERMS

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ave been paid
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

QH lNTEIESTS-My stock OF Guaur aud uth'r lerst rs
Is nov IN store consisting of Peruvian Ghaup No - IL
uore nspecon, price 1924 DeBnrPf Manipulated . aato,
composed pure Peruvian, Mexican t'nhho Ahd T. no
Powder This said by many 10 hc superior 10 f'ruYhu u
ane De eBurgs Super Phosphate of lime Mexican Gahno,
con tanirR G3 per nf Bone, Phosphate Of Lime h1o-
VETS oias and Plaster, an excellent manure io OLDHAM
aqrs ots Iyuehburg Ground Plaster ia Blk, Bags OF Bar
IL is my intention keep good surpy of a the III II ap
Irpyed fertilizers aud to sell tn m not at tie highest reo
that can be obtained the lowest possible price t they
ca, be agnrded buy my from the agents Of e Pc
ruvian Government, and Is certainly Of TIN best Gua}
My price i, any other market aiding tue est o
Fertilizers much used aud can
rrove 10 Farmers and Planters thai il ia to their nfe to
rai WIN A MILLER
On basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

E' IIlTS-IHOMAS NOI'I \ V0- No " Ut VW
mrs STREET NEW YORK ,E.tablahud iss01 lmpnr
and Dealers Ia Mi descriptions of aro Old Mad'ta Shtl
aud fut Wines Fnost old Ira Atse superior Old Jah
ca GroiN Antigua Rum old Holland Gin AID every
variety uf fine luipnrtud and Domestic Illuera
OHAaIAuNf= Alax Sutaine, Ma"t thahdun Rnd shlhe q
Imperial Cllno and Nursenay llolsIek and etct itandu
GfARir AMP sAurrRNt Including Chateau MRrraus cha
irau latic Ico,le Larost MargauN and 81 Julien thn
tgan aud lIhut Sautcmos
ioek WINts=of JohBnutsherRrr, Mateahruunorl kudrs
htmer. Iorkhtner, Spar kllng liocN Nnd Moselio
HEeAl7 all the choicest Nalitiit HleEhiVH hetfaA
Conelns, Opcraa Pressed aud Commune
FoR1HN FHuIIsot all kna, kAens, Almonds lfunes Se
TfAB AND CorfIfs-Rll Of tue hu,st qualities
HAMS AND TONGUE huntington NtEnia and NeHil lhnla
Hams. Smoked aud picklol Tongues
GosutN Wltfn-- in Fuaus. Tut, aud stenr Jats
FpRfIuN PtUKItsSauooH, Nal,ule surth'A tApffa, hl
ives Nc
Ia.l.fNNts-Eas' and Wes India url naasstic Aniaiu
ard general assortment of every Nari'} II ltu' Hi,sst
lar dlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rsesre

sssNGEWs SERVING vs. uatNENE-.-Thegren'
- reputatouef Singers Sewing MAehuts H founded On III"
fact that they perfectly adaed g" oNerY variety It work
each them, Kept Employed vii earn not esa
than puc Thousand Dollars NFhr
AL desiring nill and rel ah Information about ines"
maeAinesRes, prices, mod.s ot pur,a f q eRh ohah
hy applying by letter or otherwise" at aeay q" ~ snt
ted Sewing Machine uterrsta II VIII he aaut ttatts
Local AGHhfS-Waurd in every taNh ia tho hhod
States. whom liberal inducements are elefed
y RMel ave made arrangements with matN tdiarH hhd
publishers OF newspapers highly robahe aud satisfactory TO
thrn aud wish mako simtlaf entactss h every uewAh
per and magazine in the country For @ particulars addros7
| M slNdER a Co.
,4sr ol ,lyu, llrsulNtN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
uANUEAGTORN.-
" John II. KOMPF,

(SUCCEssOR TO NJ LAH6HoRNE SohsD
MAIN STREET IYECHBuR6, VA
In this establishment will always be found Stock com
pete assortment Cigars all kinds made Of the finest i'm
ported carefully selected and manufactured with
astilous smokers and to maintain tor
the Brands of this establishment reputation equal to those
of any mandatory in the country.
Toenable the manufacturer all times, complete
he also keeps constantly large stock of imported"
Havana Cigars which will be sold at small ad
cost.
The attention drar = city and State special
solicited cxnu1t ihc Stock The brands OF tho
4tnuflcturcr are hn f been, sold in the large
,t.rU cities rul into successful com
an WITH brands "f a imported and domestic man
uiarturc.
Orders from any the lnion will be promptly met
and eutire satisfaction guaranc si to purchaser
d.r31
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENT
GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE.
FsrARLisnkD lsR
KEEN BALDWIN a 60,

ios MAN srntrr RicnnoNp Va
Rr now receipt Of I'll, largest and s, runaSng Goods
hey exhibited Tho assortment VIII be ona 70
S"g9y waas nn by th"msesssn in the very and
aaad in all feaecls HAVING one Of hSr concern e. icon, con
Ia ahow tho and hcsi styles of the season -,
nm 1irnsyo atoeh Tor the whoesnIe Trade whore Merchants
hud good assortment OF Spring Clothing at Hhiiea''oiy
asu longer experience and being largely engaged
in tn manufacture aud sale of Clothing than any oth. lo
ments t. purchasers. KEEN BALDWIN W
2ttsy .---------------
.sioo nass iiio coffee dltee, per Dark Clara na,ai
.ioo casts llibhorts Porter, rnts and Quartz
ln0oo Sacks Liserrool hnc se,
7uua Rags Ne. / Peruvian Gnnno, the very boat,
1a MN, be 's % S%r'r g s r%SG@"S 81 Da Lime a". Imported
m iInf Pipes London Dock Dnrh brandy,
100 r,shets nonaud and Francois llolsick Champagne
sn riorees Mnlra jug Ale the bcst Ale imported.
- iihda prime Sides aud Shoulders on consignment,
bourbon and othcr kndsof old Whisky,
solar, sperm mud iiuseed Oh, the two former direct
mon, New ncdford lap2w
stpsGEn,s SEWING MACnsNEs.-t.rcn
- the conclusive proof Of Front mrft
Judged 10y there no aor saving machine before the
tnne mparahlo to singers sowing Maehlnc. Alter '.,"
esbcl thu late "Esposon niyorrel" IN France where
t carried oil the highest premium and great manu'"o"
=, o make them has been built in Paris.
Ince,ry branch Of inmty In which sowing to be done
81 the Aw is TO travelling on foot 80 Ia sowing WIN
SaHet4 Mathinra compared with hand Rowng No ihlor
uamacr iressmakor cnriaEc trimmer sadlor ha'ter @c
= shuuld without The nir profit at using ono "i
machines regularly employed Is tne Thousand holhtH
families whore there h much sowing !"
thoso machines an inNnnhb asEHlanee ioF
rna keepers fud hom particularly convenient md prom
rheae machines simple Ia their construction nhn
strong durable being the only Kind ot SOWING MA
CHM which every sort work coarse or hno
perfectly executed IhuusandHot inferior andwot
Machines been made and aold under various
but singers Machines alone have been found every
" u o satisfy the wants Of the public
printed instructions for using are sohl WIN 'h'h ma
which readily acquire the aIt ot man
hg The machines packed securely 10 20 TO any
II world 10 Rl persons desiring muto particular IN
nation will application iy letter NJ oier oi our "l
tH, forward copy Of l. NJ singer oa"nAo'te P"P''
aHail, devoted the Sewing Machine intcrcrt
l. NJ NlNGIt \ co,
Principal Office, No. 9Gl broadway, NV \ orh.
BRANCH OftiCFsNo Il Hanover st, hoston No a1'hhl
d st New Haven Govervlc. N. Y No - lhoad y
Eewnrk j. No li2 Cheelnut ST, Philadelphia No V'
lthuuru st. Baltimore; No - Nostminsor S if"Ni'''
kn Enpt iih 81, Cincinnati No Go N"rth ilh ST 81
ul5 No II 81 Charles st, Now oreans No 20 Danphin
= n,tIl, doc n =dSetB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

= n y
= >I.E NEKGIANrS. 80 q, rIuNI att e. New Nuil
= : .hcri advances eefsI, ,uurut5
NJ MISC ADAMS would Lc feased fu hear trom HI
friends an Tins house. JAMES a CONNOLLY,
ami .14 .ify KOWT n ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

French English and German Fancy deoda. aud dealers
Combs, brushes Bntous Linen and Cotton Thread atw'
uF - . and snail waros generally. MURRAY Stfcrt Nav
y lnnv 8H lily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
ENSea===aea a===ae
WE3lMIlIS Sll11l1d10a

They also keep constantly hand large stock Of FISK
NET6IIC RIAL CASES Of all sizes also large stock
WOODEN COFFINS Of every description and will pay
prompt undertaking business at all hours
fe a5-dEcfs ID. L. & q. A. DICGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
rTosYI.tN q aAEENANDEE,
Min street.

OFFER ron SHE 4 LARGE dND IARiED NTOCk OF
SUGANs-Ncw Orleans, Cuta and Coffee Sugars, LOAF,
Crushed aud Powdered do
COFFEES-Mcw Crop Rio, Old Government Java aud La
Ruyra Coffee
SAIT-As1toas Factory-hied in clean sacks.
PLASTER Mountain iascr-Grouud and N Lump.
IRp&-touutrg Hammered. Rolled Iron, IAre Iron. Nail
ltads, Band oval, Horse Shoe AMI every kind
of Iron.
STEEL-B Bllstered. Cast and Shear Stcc-ali sizes
FLOW MDILDS-We keep supply Away on hand.
LEA fIllR--Soie Upper and Harness Leather.
BALI COTTU&-Au Numbers and Sizes from Southern
Factories
GTANO-No. pnruy in quantities to suit purchas,rs
TEAS-lmycal Teas aud Black Tre-alI qualities.
MOLASSES- New Orleans and Muscoyndo M9la-ses.
LIQUORS-Fine Old Whisky, Apple Brandy, Rum French
Brandy, and fine Liquors of all kinds.
Cotton Cloths, Calico Cotton Batting, Blankets Linens &C
Iiquorce IN ases Sweet OIL for Tobacco Manpfaci
all of which invite the attention OF Planters and
Country Merchants old established stand, on Nam
Strtrf, Lgachblrg
We sell Commission Bacon, Lard Butter country Lin
ems Tobacco Wheat Corn and Produce generally ana solicit
[mHr %. cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPRING; TRADE, 1897.
- u. HOPKINS, WM ~ RYAN
RoBERr Huif, rhos. ". AIhiNsoN

m. HOPKINS, wm HhrAN,
RoHtRr HuLf, MOS !" AlhiNsoN'
HOPKINS, HULL n 90.
~noihsA,E DEAGEHsiN amnns No
g5e BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE HAN"NEh 81"
W. beg to tal the attention of buyers Spring Stock
which comprises most attractive assortment ct hrish,
French and American Dry Goods In each @ w" we
directly the manufacturers and our facilities eha
p"r'lass Cn, N any Of h" Eastern cities We would
thor STATE that by the recent eompoton OF many ct the W..
tern anl southern Railroads tending towards Baltimore We
have Increased facilities for forwarding goods With Dispatch
We solicit call from prompt dealers aud shall ondoaNor 10
make the interest of such To deal with rs.
tf a5am,' '''''''' HOPKINS. null co
k.rXi.ESE0R SPRING AND suDuER 1867.
- W. have accomplished three gaud points IN getting up
stock of Spring and summer Goods 10 "" t'esaher "i
ruta Of oui house keeping superior Goods is So we'll
established that il suunecrssary TO say more On @a peln
would ca attention to the following articles as comprising
oveg Raglan lar spring. Eureka style"
Sup,r pt,,s coats Black and Blue,
snpsr aa,. rr2eh Goats.
safJe Brcasted Coats all eolers
business Cashmere suite for Spring,
New si,lo rring and summer Vests,
EAlra ls.a,l Doc skin rarta,
Youths. Cashmere suts
Cll,rrns sui~ new style. from to to years old
MGaga l.ars ololb Barpoor taslnnarct. rrocN Coats
Mar..illss sojt. all gra 'cs
Mafzel,s ~nrts Jnew with Ganotc Collars, all the r"fe !"
CT. cm,ats, Neck Tics Handkcreilefs Umbrellas
'o'''' ''i'' '''s' '"''a''' N'' GLAss 4 RA1NE
SaIrm Re .or W,do,i1e Times and Telegraph, Western
Star Bedford Soune and Abingdon Democrat copy times
N-Ew AWRs,A.- i"r,h'r supply "f
rot 1y ldmund About.
Aee,ruo late 10 mcnd eteadD
ie,,.' I'.a1es. ' by Ias t.l1of Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

n - -I10Ig. l0rtIor undcf DO -IYT1 and ffm % -
n4a q Goa tn purpose nt conducting glt fai Gro
re commission and Forwarding hu,iu.ss at the o1 slaHl 4
l4. Johnson Naiu Street, whore wuN be glad II seree
old bonds an1 he public, with promise '' use e0ery
effort u promote their interest ~
TUOS. l. JOHNSON.
lFnrhburg Jan !, lcJZ GInRGE v. ROCHE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

rp,O suspPERs OF TOBACCO WEST,
VIA BALTIMORE MD-The nndorslpned, Forward
g Merchants Agents of the fennsy vana Rallrosd %
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
To ALI. FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been Tor
Of large part of the Tobacco 60
ng West through baltimore they hatter themselves that they
can give satisfaction 10 shippers.
Freight "A low ns by any other line .
Conaipnnonis the West solicited aud punctuay
attended to MadhaW a hooNo,
60 North street. Baltimore
Refer Jaeob load Co, } Brandt lr Baltmore r. l..
Dudley W 4 Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt d Preston, Miller q
rronsiaw, Lynehburg, Cronahaw &co., Richmond
A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

In II. e. &. \. nsGsItED, s"rccss0rs 10 ~.
uPa DIuGUID & SONS, will keep constantly on hand
arge stock Of ali kinds FURNITURE of their
eture which they will be pleased shcw the old friends and
,arons q" s Duguld Sons and the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
4E'TtSG ~ WHITE,
, Eoincco Som,ni-~ian nercbnnt'

- I0lNI II NJ " 7 II
"a rArtIsf late of pctcrsbur Va.
- j. Wruff. late of the firm Of Hos
n. faf a White. Richmond Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

Member Roy al Cocge of Surgeons "ndon |rauAe
rom ope of a nst Colleges OF the United states,
ID the grears bfe has been spent IN the irht
Iosnitals ant,n Paris Philadelphia and esew here has
aFeced some astonishing cures at were ever
know NJ ub I'd with in the head and cars "hen
asleep great beng alarmed nj sNI" sounds
and bashfnrss with frequent buSB auehuei s"N!che'
~ ~. anccilant OF mind. were cured immedialey
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

"a. UNION sTEAMssIsP COMPANY,
4 4 FIfN FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON, Twice


Stcamers City Of Richmond, Capt MITCHELL,
Ponnsy lvapia TEAI,
Virginia, ROOM,
Compost ng this Line, will leave Philadelphia every Wednes
lay saturday and City Point every Monday aad Thurs
day alternately 49,,
iutInur taken for Philadelphia and Boston via Phlad,l
i'I'' .,go s,,'"s,, "a = rarc 10 rhiadepha 81 90
WIN + PORTER, Gdr,
nm IIdts - Bollingbrook Street, Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

propose purchasers uf Piano Furio tp take our InHru
what Of their quality ho
lore pnyiug Tor them
senly years part sailsfes minds,
could fifteen hundred esons t" unite with M
opinion. establishments North or South pos
sig ffui, better cheaper ln7trumenis tlnn We do
49, 5I ,lia T. NASH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

pe,tS& WHEAT FLOIK.-Wc hnye now i'm
Ep Stare OF Fresh Ground Buck Wheat Flour Of prime
- ~ \ tof .s,, low LEE, JOHNSON co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

~ formed Copartuershp under the sty and man =" Nv"
lin Alexander for the purpose of doing general hr9e{
and Commission business old stand II j II. Is II
Nown they will keep constantly on hand aS"rtnrns
ry description and solicit call from er
friends and He public generally - . ...,
A. ALEXANDER
i,n -5Ec,- Jan. J, III.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

How TO AvoID BEING PERsosAI--Sheri-
dan knowles being advised by Sir r. Bulwer
Lyuon to read Gibbons Decline AID Fall, in
order to get good plot Tor a new play he had
engaged to write, went. in his usual impul
sive manner, and immediately subscribed 10
Saunders 6. Otley's public library. Paving
down his subscription for three months, he
walked away. Being Oh the eve Of going
into the country. he did not take any books
then, but on his return TO London, nearly
four months afterwards. lac called and asked
for the work in question. The clerk looked
over the names. and said. ''Y our subscription
has expired; sir; Icannot let YOU have any
books until you have paid FOR another quar-
ter IN advance" The wrath oi the Irish
dranlaiisi was reused, so he sOundly rsted the
clerk, declaring that Saunders & Obey were
, coupe OF swindlerx!" One OF the partners
hearing this came forward, and approached
MIR. Knowles for his personal insult. '<Per-
sonal. my dear sW." said the wit. ''not BIZ
Of tiff you are Mr.. Saunders, damn Mr.
Obey; if you are Mr.. Otley, damn MIR. Saun-
ders; | would nut he personal for the woFld.'
The partner snsiled nc the felicitieUs Bescri
and put knowles on the free list.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLAKIST6NE'Ss PAVILION.

THIS ET.orite Iiscs uf resort il now open for
= the acco,nnsialis.n o visitors.
The Proprietor has engaged a COtilion Band
for the season, and wish his splendid Ball room,
offers great inducements 90 the lovers of the
dance, wh ie those az ia"se quiet humor may find
different a'nusensnts 1T the bswling alley, or i'm
E@hiag, Ac.
The Injuries of the Potomac and good liquors
will bx constantly on hand
This - known To be "ne If the most healthy
places ga the rivsE and is situated near LIak,s-
tones isand.
There will lie GOTHIC PARTIES on the 0a.l If
July ind 18th aud 27-l Of August, and sociables
gratis da"es,) on every Tuesday daring d e
season.
Tbs Steamers Co'u,ahn and Maryland land
passengers om every "wednesday and Saturday,
and ret rn AN every Sunday, Tuesday and FRI
day. The Steamer Kcli leaves baltimore a, 4
O'Clock Mand'y evenings nd returns on Wed
mesd-y mornings.
ho,n Sl.4j per day for week or longer ::
81 80 E. r - shorter sims
Port Tobacco Times and Marlborough Gazette
please copy SIX iinIrs and send bill TO Office of
81. Mary's Heacon.
GEORGE W. GLADSTONE,
July = 1897. Proprietor
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

DAcnT.H.-Rrcrnt adyices from Min.
Desota inform US that the lnchoais Territory
Of Dac0iah has already civilized settlements
planted in il. which have been there ioT many
years. by the act passed by Congress To
enable Minnesota TO organize as Siat-. the
western boundary was made Ia run along the
Red River Of the North. from the point where
IL crosses ihe British boundary, To its source
in Lake Traverse, and thence through that
sheet nf water and Big Stone Lake 10 the
southern end of the latter. where the boun-
dairy strikes Off due south To Iowa. This
leaves the county Of Pembina west Of Red
River. and in it are located all the settlers oil
the Red River colony, and the town Of Penn
bina.
i! ere may be ether settlements also m it. toT
1t appears the COUNTY has elected six dele
gates 10 the Con>t tutienal Convention,
which would argue il 10 he tolerably Popul-
Gus Somewhere. In view Of the fact that
these people are located beyond tbs jurisdie-
ton fixed by Congress for the future Stale Of
Minnesota, II is proposed TO exclude their
delegates from the Convention. an the ground
tina, they belong TO the Territory Ct DacOiah
Tor the organization Of which the Minnesoi
bill provides. In all likelihood this will be
done, and thus there will be an iInmrdiats
necessity for appointing some sort OF govern
nient fur them. Everything seems TO con-
spre TO stimulate progress TO the remote
West
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

STATE AGRICCLURAL SoCIEIY---lt is now
a IN st crrGaIu that the annual exhibition o.
tnIs society will br held ia October next
Al meeting OF the officers, held lat we, K
J. III. Mcflenry. the President, Ten.ai ked tina
about 5000 Of the $1,000 required As secu.
rty against losses had been subscribed TO and
he WAS assured 'hrvush te.pun>ibl chan.
nels that the balance, s. 900, would br Ub,ai...
ed.
Oden Bowie offered the following preamble
and resolutions, which weie adopted:
WHERE'S, FROM the liberal >Ii,sc ripiions
already received, and the representative, .!
prominent ciiIZens that the citv has been bu!
imperfrct'y canyassej, the society has tet n
induced 10 hope that the amount required
(SlO.OWO will be- raised. and that IL will he
able To oiler such programme rs vi in.
'!uce larger and more attractive exh On
than has ever BEEN he'll under II. auspjcss-
therefore.
Resoired. Tina, the President be- duly su-
ihorIzrd To- publish the premium list THIS day
proposed. aud 10 make all necessary arrange
ments for an exhibition iu lie held IN October
next. rs soon rs he shall be satisfied that So
OOO have been subscribed or qua anteed to the
society ia aid Of said exhibition.
nssOared, That lac thanks oi Tie society ne
and are hereby rendered To sucas citizens a.
have already extended To- ns their aid; and
that the agents OF the society are requested to
continue their calls upon such gentlemen -
have not already been visited.
The premium list alluded 10 j. af:t lpcH 9. J,
Suck TO tile Exhibition. For the b.st team ol
country oxen, n,t less than SIX okr. preini-
uin OF $50 will be given, and Tor the second a
premium Il $40.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

The Assserican public everywhere will learn
with regret the sudden death Of Hon. WIN. l..
Marcy. late Secretary oi State. and n0i tail
- recognize IN IL the loss Of one Of The besi and
uDO>l Accomplished OF the American statesmen
who belonged to the present era Of oar conn
Wy's history. MIR. Marcy has been long in
public life, and has occupied many positions
u high trust and distinguished position. Il
was, however. especially during his admins
iraIion OF affairs ~ ilae State department thai
lac was found b ba the ''Gight man" not only
.'sR the RICH; place" bat nj the right time and
his countrymeN learm'd TO properly estimate
the Gar Teachingsssgacity. 20 admire the com
prehensive wisdom, and 20 rely upon the con
seryasive integrity which his direction Of Qua
IOEeign relations developed. His Death was
marked in iis Sutlaenness. occurring in the PFi-
Vscv Of his roOnI at Ballsioa n. ", and with
OuI sny pEensOuision Of previous ilLhealth.-
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