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"a NEw CATHOLIC TRANSLATION OF The BIBLE
The London Catholic Register makes the follow
ing announcement:
We are authorized TO state that in accorda nee
with the decree of the last SYNOD at Westmin-
ster, which have lately been returned from Rome
with the appreciation of the Holy See, the CaIdi-
nal Archbishop of Westminster has entrusted
the preparation Of a corrected version In English
OF HOLY Scriptures 10 the care of Dr.. Newman
Never has u been onr duty TO make an announce
ment winch has given us more heartfelt salts fac
non and, we doubt not, it will be shared by all
classes Of our readers
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BUTrFR.-A correspondent al Palmyra, \. Y,
Of Commerce that the people OF that city need
indulge Rs apprehension of any scarcity Of dairy
food, such as cheese or butter, the quantity Of
great dairy counties of the State exceeds that of
any previous wear by about one-third He esti-
mates that in the counties referred to- there have
been made at least 20, 900 frkns more butter than
ever before in one season
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II Punch sPeaksO of venison as the deer (de,r)
H An unsuccessful attempt WAS made one
night last week 10 rob the Philesburg Bank Y
u Miss Margaret Coffin. Of Nottingham Dis.
trict, Md aged 20 years, was banned 10 death
last week by Der dress accidentally taking fire
The ORDER or THE NIGHr.-Fiyhts AID fires
seem 10 be the order of the night at the present
time in Boston.
SSow.-The LyDchburg Virginian, Of Satur-
day, says there was snow on the mountains within
sight Of that place On the previous day.
III Thompson Owen, for committing a rape
on his own daughter, has been sentenced TO thfr-
teen wears In the peniteniary at tile Circuit Court
Of Halifax, Va.
III lad named Robert Paterson, Will rid NO
Oh d train OF cars in Philadelphia on Saturday
ihg, was accidentally thrown of and Instant
=, u Shakespeare long ago predicted this wild
time among the banks:
grows" VIC win 'hyhie
Loss CkEbrr -Nless-s. Farnum Co. Of
PhiIadelPhia, purpose To make the las, n,vmsn,
on their extended paper in four wears from the T.,
Of nett December 'ii' Isl
III A few days since, Mr. B U,o,,;,
instantly killed BY the accidental discharge of his
own gnn, while hunting on ChIistIans m ., us
near Wilmington, Del. -
RSHGKsPERrAN.-Is this old, or new, III
coed enough to be very ancient:
Merchant Help me, CGSh-ns. or ] sink ~
Banker-(over the left) " Da'S de monsyn'
RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-The protracied meet
1ngs In the Methodist Church al Winchester
have resulted in the conversion of l6C persons, 50
Of whom have connected themselves with the
church on probation. "
III The son Of Henry : Gum. Of Mississippi
ran on TWO weeks ago with his fathers second
wife. The sc son Of gun" has not been heard
OF since The ffst gun" doesnl inteLd foPur-
sue him. -
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IL We learn by telegraph from Chicago that
James o. Brayman, late editor Of the Democrat,
of that city, has pleaded guilty to the charge OF
stealing letters containing money, from the draw
ers in the Post Office. Sentence has not been
pronounced, but he will probably be doomed to
expiate his offence by years Of imprisonment in
the State Pententiary
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81 0,119.46
Showing a net revenue Of s9ss, si3.37.

SURVEYS IN KANSAS AND NEBRAsKA.-Thc
following approved township plats have been
received at the General Land Office from tho
Surveyors General of the said Territories. Viz
/. Nebraska SHrreys.-Piats Of townships ], 2,
3, and 4, Of range 8; townships L. 2, 3, and 4,
Of range4; townships s, 6, Z, and 8, Of range
z; and townships 5, 6, 7, and s, of range 8 !;
north ofithe base line and east of the sixth
principal meridian fra 3
Kansas SurVsys.-Plats of township 10, of
ranges Z, SO, 10, IL, and IL, south and east of
the sixth principal n,eridian.l ,i5sxI .
The sastern half Of township north, and The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-23

IL The steamship Niagara sailed from Bos-
ton at noon on Wednesday. She had forty-sx
Passengers on board for Liverpool, and fourteen
for Halifax; but no specie. Her cargo consisted
OF 300 bales of cotton, 400 boxes Of indigo and so
tons of ivory. Her total cargo iss70 packages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-23

IL The Peninsular (Delaware) News save :
:. The people Of the lower part Of Sussex con
tinue to pick up silver coins along the coast A
friend informs us that, according TO the best In
formation he can collect, there have been from
eight to nine thousand dollars collected alto
gether. The coin dates as far down as IT'S. and
Is in circulation all over Baltimore Hundred
The prevailing opinion is that Ii is the money
which was buried by Gibbs and Wamsley, the
two notorious pirates, who, after conviction. con-
fessed that they buried money In the sand in that
neighborhood We have used several Spanish
quarters of the beach coin. They are not much
worn, but quite dark -
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III Jas. Rodgers, the murdererof John Sven
son, in Tenth avenue, New York, was arrested
on Wednesday at Woodbridge, New Jersey, and
licked Up in Jail. He says that he spent two
days and two nights in the woods before going
10 the house Of his bEother-in-law where he was
arrested. He confesses that be stabbed Swenson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-23

HI Mr.. Weston, from Western Virgin; "a,
whilst on Witt to the Agricultural Fair and Cat
tie Show in Baltimore, on Wednesday afternoon,
stopped to examine pen Of fine fat cattle, and
whilst doing SO, was approached by stranger,
dressed as a farmer, who asked if he would be
kind enough TO exchange two 50 notes for a ten.
The note offered was Baltimore bank, and
Mr.. w stated that he only had Virginia IS notes
with him at the time. The rusti Choking indi-
vidual agreed to take the Virginia notes, one
OF his men was waiting and in a hurry for the
payment Of SIS. The Virginian handed two VS.
over, according to request, and received the ten
in exchange. short time afterward he discov-
cred that the Baltimore ten was counterfeit but
he was unable to discover the swindler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-23

IL The Spanish small coin, which has lately
disappeared as by magic from the large cities Is
still in circulation in the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-23

II An indirect way OF getting glass OF wa
ter at a boarding house is TO call for third cup
Of tea.
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lD-A dispatch from this city to the New OF

'Prcsdent Buchanan has declined the request
OF the Governor Of Maryland for the nae OF the
United States troops stationed at Fort McHenry
10 preserve order in Baltimore during the ap-
preaching election. The President thinks that
the civil power of Maryland should be sufficient
10 preserve order and enforce the laws,
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SpIRIrOR THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT Or 4 hE IHOhNlNu fh6SS
The Infeif'gpncer discusses the currency
question with the Richmond :Sonth-the ques-
ton in issue between them being, Why is
change 50 scarce, there being no scarcity what
ever Of coin in the country Our respected
friends intimate that I" free trade is at the
bottom of the trouble.
The Union, to-day, continues to discuss
banks and banking.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR sTOLEN-From corner of
- aud 18th streets, Island on Sunday morn -
Ing last, SORREL MARE. ten years old. In
with one defective ey g, and two white hind NSA
feet. liberal I'd will be paid for her delivery
to me. 0tl PETER METER,
c. REwARD.-Strayed away from NV prenu-
CsI ses on the liih of this month, q large ~1eh
white horned COW. with u rcd head ano StA<2~
neck, and i've red spscks her side and 49,
took away with her white bull calf about months
cd. will give the shove any person ths 4
Will deliver the above Cow and Calf to me ou \
street, Island, between ~ and 9Th streets.
oc Is. St H.s.HALLEY
G. REWARD.-Strayed ar stolen from the com
osS mons. b'tween 18th and 18th streets. n
near l., on TUESDAY, the 18th. dark BAY
hokeE, supposed 20 be 10 years old. about IA
u hands nigh. VIII give the above reward for the
recovery OF the horse. or for any information that
leads To his recovery. JOS. EDWARDS.
&c 2-st' Corner Of 18th and 1. streets
GOLD WATCH LOST.-Iost on Third street.
NJ or Penn. avenue. between 10th street and the
capitol, a Lady's hunting lease GOLD WATCH
and CHAIN. The finder viii he suitably rewarded
upon return OF the ARTICLES 20 this Office. p 6t'
nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
- WAsHINGroN.-l hereby Ger. ify thar ~oe>&H
Thomas Jenkins, of Thomas, of the county ~
bsr one OF the Justices of the Peace IA ard for sad
county, this 18th day of October the 1857 as
O. Stay, tIespassIng upon his enclos urss, a red
HRlNDl.E COW, with white hack and belly and
three white legs; her left ear cropt and under hlt
and q hole, and about five wears old The ovntT IN
property, pay charges, and take her away.
IIven under my hand and sen tins 9Th day Of oc-
tober. 1857. JAMES GILL, II
oc 2l-Sf Sixth Ward Police Offioe
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NEW GALLERY OF ART. ......

NEW OALLERS OF ART. r.......
~ No. SB PeDnsylvans Avenue,
fOrsr Darts's Pidyo Store.)-
The Subsc iber, induced by his success in Phia-
delphia, and the numerous orders he receives from
riiis section of the country, has opened Ct olas
TYPEs, DAGuERR Tx Rpfss and PH6T0-
GRAPHS, afording the citizens of Washinston
and the public an opportunity of procuring as hne
Por.ra in Oil. from Life or Daguerreotypes (;
and Photograph: finished in indis Ink, Srsyon and
engaged ex pressly for this est.bi shmrnt. ls,tj
Persons residing at d,stsnge wishing s 70 have
Cwith description OF person) and have them secu-
rstely copied. and returned by express; -i.srx
ton of soeciSnens is solicited. o''l ~
= i i'f'.ri' ], b. Moo. EES, PhotogYa pbes
81 r,l-.1f.- a. 4. S8 Psnnsy Iva MA ayenns.
y 90 as-lv s,s,a ss Chestnut street., Philadelphia.
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PERSONdL.
Hon. 6 Porter, NO., is at Browns

Hon. 6. Porter, Mo-, is at Browns
&C.. Col. Ripley. U. s. A, is at wilIaTds'.
.--- Dr OTeste- BIoT'n<on, the renowned Cath
Ole conference.-the, :. i'll in Boston
- daughter of Mr. p T. Barnum was ma.
fled at Bridgeport, on Tuesday, to Mr.. : II.
HuId. Of New York
-. Hon. Pierre Soule continues extremely in
IN New Orleans from a d sease in the throat con-
racted during his late visit to Mexico
&C.. EI-SPeaker Banks has been presented with
sewing machine by one Of the Boston factories
a gentle reminder. perhaps, that he NAV expect
20 De Ss'osd up at the coming election
49, The liquor selling copartnership of w II
khoades and W II. Seward, at Auburn y Y
has been dissolved. as appears by an adver,i.a
ment in the Auburn Democrat
go. Cardinal RicheIipu is represented =. gay
ing, . IN the vocabulary Of youth there is no such
word as fail Prentice thinks IL that is A fact
the vocabulary Of youth about this tine il yery
defective. ~
Among the guests yesterday Of the Mary
Iahu hSIlcnltnIai society at their Fair in Baiti-
more, were the Hon. Howell Cobb. Ser refarv OF
the Treasury, and Hon. Jacob Thompson. Secre
tary OF the Interior. They were received with
great attention by the officers Of the Society and
spent some time upon the grounds
-. That gentleman's numerous friends In
w ashlngton Will learn with pleasure that Cha.
W. Carrigan, Esq. OF PhiladpIpbia. has taken
unto himself wike-formerIy Miss LIZZIE r. n
seymour-aDd may now be found at ie6 North
flfth street, surrounded by all the agreeable e.
aIlties OF life which a man so recently s.spliced''
might reasonably hope to enjoy. May he be as
good a nus band as ne has been merry bachelor:
and may he become the happy father OF thirteen
stalwdrt boys and buXom pifls 10 grow nm 90
Out Into the world. thrive be respected and
crown his declining years OF ripe old age with
that JOY which Is sought in vain beyond the
domestic threshold. .'sinsible TO the last, Char
ley, Inc boy, We are -,
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BOARDING.

QOARD .-A comfortable ROOM, with BOARD
- can he obtained at a7 l3:h street, between G aud
II PSF
DERS0NS WISHING BOARD are requested
L TO call at NO Ssl Pa. avenue, between sx and
bastaneli, where they can he accommodated WI n
Furnished Rooms with without Board Also
Table Boarders can be accommodated oc q a.
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EoLEI,S GOLD PENS-Bank Pen Enrrossins
Pen, Medium Pen, and others, are Just rcceIv,
IN variety from the maker of unusual work mana, A
and finish, and TO be sold at extreme low prices
&C y FRANcK TAYLOR
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NJ, JOHN r. PLATT. do hereby certify that
Us from this date. henceforth, shall have 40
connection with the so-called American or Know
Nothing party.
-Washington, y. e.. Oct. 22d l2S7 Ii.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

wNy v;,,,,~ a s,,,.. u r;,. u, sen.siueni IL
- ,s.uss. issued By justice Of a'h~ l'ssfs.
"a tue <1ae d Mar land, ~ and tor sl- s1als
&unlg: cue ~ ths suit Of thATAsl asydrns
ole Il 81 <u8 o. kvlxTt Nezles zoe ~ me
sbis uf Vim. ~. 4.hssrg.iEne. useIef If. -
nayix. ngzinsf lhe Fgoods asd chxi&ls, IsN<Ix
AL tenenaenss ii W illiasn IT, DFuz also. %
xsrsse e niae weiss OF Fieri Earssx. ssslrd 81
! gusssc~ ii tz< ft1xe. n tlie Sisste II Wary
iaird. IN and sos 81 .Mary' = county: fourag the
suit Of II. c. Gamer and Irm. "a. Garner.
use Of Thomas Il. Fuwi~s aud E'Fsaris L.
.MasiiRgieY. administrators of Jaases "a. Dsu.
ry; ioar az the suit of T.. +. Gara. 9. use u
Thomas n. Fowler, us< Of Franefs L. Mat
singiv. administrators ri Jams 81. Dfnfk; one
II the suss oil Geesge e. .MMxan, trustee Of
Allra L. Johnson s. Co. against che goods
and ehattrls. lands and tenrsnruis OF Waliiana.
IL. DruTy. and 20 ina dtEscird. hare se.xed
and iakea IN execusica al the right, title, .n-
srress. pfop~fty. claim and demand wisatst-
ever. NJ law and IN equity. ef the aid FeIi-
iiasn Il. DruFy " and Vi the foI!nwfng psop-
cry, 20 wit ONE STORE. nOI-SE md
LOT. situated in the village or Chapsieo.
And hereby gise ns,ce sllnf On THURS
nfP. the Aishoi February insi. besweea abe
hours oi Q o'rlUck. .. a.. and 2 osclnek D. m.
! VIII expose % public ss,rtiun IN the village
Of Ghapairu. ihe abose described properly. 30
seized and taken IN exeention. 70 me highest
bidder Tor cash. ysf - Tsss asa.T
BsHsbs GODDARD,
.Csnsiable.
Feb. ssh lgsT--txs s7effs e#1< zo1
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
DIED,
- 49,, DIED, 800 =
Janu,ry sis,, FLORA CECILIA. daughter
of J. aud n. c. Forrs;t, sged ? years aud ?
months. 81 ''t = Fl
sELEcr RoaRDLrc SCHOOL.

ARlSs NELLY c. GREENwELL
w wishes 90 inform her friends aud the
pubic than she (aIded BY On sxpeuenced
French and Msasse fearher). has opened q
SELECT. RO.aREMSG SCHOOL Tor
Young Ladies in L-,nard Town.
Her course or Instruction. compgisrs En-
giish, Preach aud Musie-
Strict attention win be paid TO the morals
and manners of the pupils committed % hrr
care. Miss Caroline Gseenwell win take
charg. Of the bcardipg department.. and vail
give due attention lo'isie comfort of the pupils
rEsMs-Fcr Board. Washing. ETC., En-
gl:sh, French and Music II the
raie OF Sl60. per session Of zen -
months; or one quarter go
Music and English rser qUaFser. IS
Music and French. gE sirs 2 II
Mnsic alone. sa.aEf - Sac l2
Pupils viii be reetivsd u any time during
the session.
Feb. 5sh, 1857 -3m. - - es's
80 - srH 80 s4stssls = - slEsss E
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
NOTICE no ssREplToRs.

N0IfCE il hereby gwen that The
- Subscribers have obtained frcm The
Orphans Court of 81. Marv's county. in
Maryland. letErr< lestiIDentary on the
per-cnal estate nf John Greenwich Of
Philip. late Of 81. Mary's CO.,, deceased.
All persons haying elaine agsinst the said
DECEASED are hereDy warned 10 exhibit
the same witii1sh The Fsrop.rvs uc hers there
of 10 the Subscribers on or bviore the 20th
OF Nav. 1857. otherwise they may
he excluds6, ~ lsw fto,n all hrns Ct &c
the said estate Given under our hands
this 18th dav Of December, 1856. i. Id II
5.s hsf JNO. A.. CAVALIER,
B. G. HARRIS.
- - og 2 Exevutors. o
Dec. 18Th, i856--4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

The two prcsfaents.-The President elect
soon after his arrival, called upon President
Pierce, at the executive mansion; and it scarcely
necessary for 70 add, that the brief visit, which
was strictly Of social character, vas equally al
gratifying the distinguished guest as TO the IL
lustrious host who is now on the eve OF retiring
to private lse amid the applause and blessings Of
every true patriot in the land.-Unicn- ,..
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

rRT0TTC'E il hereby giyen THAI The
z1 .ak.cubers have ohtsaned sreur he
ROsphsn>i lsouFs Il St. Mary 5 eoatty, ~
So Iaua letters Of sdminisiuation ca
i ] =. sonsl sstase Of Jos~ph Van Ris.
60. lie ef ssid couaiy. deceastd. Al
r.fs6ns isAy.ng claims sgainss tie said
DO, ssed az hereby warned to exhibst
i 1 zsn.e VIII ID. prsprr v.nchers there
al. to- the suh.ssibrrs On o. before the
a0sh Of May, 1867. o'hrrwise they rnsy
be excladed bv law from all benefs of
the said eslsss. tsiyen und~r oisr hands
this fssh say OF iseermbsr 1886. Z -ssa's-
q. FRED. MADDt X.
NJ. e. VAN RlSWiCK. Z
- Administrators
Dee. 18th, fs5e-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

WE respectfully inf,rm those inter-
w ested, that We have rnsde ample
arrangements, and are ready to receive
and sell Cord Wood upon com,nission
exclusively. uta 80 EST
Our friends and al others who NAV
favor as with consignments will be era.
hied to receive full prices for their Wood.
and not be compelled to suffer sacraEces
IN consequence OF gluticd market or
combination among dealers.
- Liberal aAsancenlents made on all
eonsignmcnts. -asz ,a y,a
= nr& '4An orders forryery descriptions
Of Building materials filled with prompt
ness and upon the most accommodating
terms - W. f~. fT
s. WILLIS & Co.,
.at+r IrMBER DEALERs
WestSiie, Union Dock, Bait. bid.
June 22d. fs54--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
NOTICE.

ST. Maay's SsvasGs IssxBTuTior.sgll
Leonard Town ND. Jan. 18th 1851
TvHE Presiden, and Directors Of the 50.
n Mays Savings Institution have tins
day declared = dividend Of four per cent on
the capitol Stock 81 .aid lnssttuiinn for th.-
six ln0nIhs ending lhis day. payable On saa
asier the 18th nsstant, = siENf stf
''t''v BY order.
tsT gI,efasT %Fa1s Treasurer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTlCE l. hesehy given that the
IN subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Coaft OF 81. earv's comfy, in
MARYLAND. letter. documentary on the
personal estate Of samuel Bond,
LATE Of said county deceased. All per.
sons hsying claims against tire said de.
ceased are hereby warned 90 exhibit the
sssne with the pr"per vouchers thereof,
TO the subseriber ca or before IRE goth
of MAY. fS57. osherwise they NAV
lac excluded by law from all benefit &c
the SAID estate. Given under my lsand
this 18Th day Of Drtr,ohrr, 1856. "
RICHARD BOND.
,EgsT ~ rrt41f Executor.
Dee 1sth.s 1s56--4w. 80
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

A 8 the 22nd uf February happens 90
In Sunday. sh~ Msshingign saeirty u
Charlotte Tall rrspose 20 crIrbrsse MON:
D1F, The 23rd. Ia honor Vi the biFsi-Gay u
GEORGE WASHINGrON. AIR. llobe1
ID. Pa<ey. OF -. Masy's ceussy. vii read
Washingicn's Farewell Address and MIR.
John A, Price. Of (.harsrs county. wsll dsliy-
er m Oralssn. The pnhlie are sslsectfully
invited d, attend. By order.
VAN DENSEN HAYLOR. Press.
HEEsY ~. JosEs, ~ R ~
JusEPa Fl. kEv. s
(osnmiffes.
Feb. 5th. lS5z--sd. .isa
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

Fruit Kilied.-The Louisville Courier says
that many of the fruit growers OF that vicinity
are apprehensire that the severe weather of Sum
day night. the 18th instant, killed The trsI' buds
of the most Of the peaches and pears. When
the themomeier reaches as !ow Poiat as twelve
TO fourteen degrees below zero, Is ssid % be
pretty well established fact that all the finer va
riesirs of fruit are killed. Is
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
st. alarn s Beacon
LEONARD Town. aD
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. $. 1857

Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mail was
received here ON Tuesday and returned yesterday.
We presume that Wednesdays mail will not
come until this evening. The travel now is re-
presented 20 be as bad as during last week. Our
patrons win please vent their ill-humor for the
non-reeeption Of the Beacon On the swollen runs
and snow drifts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

Attorney General.-The Hon, Rcverdy
johnson. Of this State, is spoken Of as Attorney
General Of me United States under Mr. Eaehaa'
an. Il 10 said he win be the representative 10
shs aew cabine. Of the sold line Whigs."
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

Thanks.-fIon. Thcs. r. Bowie VIII accept
sar thanks for a pamphlet copy Of his speech,
delivered IN the House of Representatives on the
18th OF january, INST, and also for other fayors.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

A eoel spst.-It Is stated that at Oakland
s.aiioe, on ,is Baltimore and Ohio R.i:roai, tn
thermometer. on Thursday last. stood .: &c de
grees below zero. a-
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

yvalker.-By the arrival OF the sieamer Nh
nois, from AspinwsI, with dates 20 The 18th uIs.
re learn shat the British NAL steamer. Thames,
haa arrived at Aspinall. from GFeylowns nth
report sIa. walkef, wilh fores Of 500mea, was
usrrunnaed By his enemies. who had offered him
ssrrss &c sa,inlztioa, wh.eh wonla Fg0tably be
accepted.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
No4rcE ma cREpITORs.

WXpTtCE Il henhy given thai The
- sabss1ib.F ihss Drained ffdat w
Orphans Court OF 81. -Nary's eoua,x
Maryland. letters I. stimeassry og
personsi estate Of. Joseph Ddnba ,,s,,
,ats ef said county. decreased. as-
sons having cIssuss against thshn ,he.
ceased are hereby warned 70 e ,aeres {.
same with The pusper scsirn ss ,h,. goth
TO the subaeEibrrcn o.. or'2s. !. tnav be
az May. 1897. otheswi..ss sn.ss.MSnass
excluded hx L. - ssa - -
Drr- 18Th. fsE6---4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

Retnrned.---The friends, of whose absence
We made mention in our last, have returned home
in good health and none the worst in appearance
Cor the tedious and disagreeable journey they
have lately performed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
n fTTFTc.fT0.r NOTICE.

RfTTFTc.fTT0.f NOTICE.
VIM. HI. Jones and 10 Saint Maryss
Mary e. bis stIfe, rouHsy CiFcnit
-. - Curt. sitting ss o
Frankl.a Hsies and Ceurt Of Eqnity.s
Wife and Others.
Dg virtue oil suiheyity vested in rae
- by the ass OF assembly in sBeh
case made and provided. hereby raiify
and eonkrm The repnftpf G.I. Spalding.
trustee. made. 80 sh,s Cause, provided that
no objection be made thereto. on o. be.
fore the third Marday Of Nsreh
nsxt. nCd provided thai copy Of this
ord~f Be issrrIvd IN The Saint MaFyis
Bsseon once per week 81 thsee monsbs
before The said third Monday Of harssh
next-
! TIE 1epass sssls. ii. smosai Il .slss =
BE- $50 80. rs
go rs14si. n. BLAKISToEE.s
Clerk Cifenit Cent Tor 50. MsFy's &C.
Dee Vi. 1856.
dee. 4th. ss56--3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

TUYIiE partnership heretofore existir 2
~ between The undersigned was dis
solved by mai.lal etssssent on the f.l in.
ssant. George s. Ming h authorized TO
settle mp the business Of the late firnl.-.
Persons having claims against The EFIn
are requested 20 present them for set-
tlememt: and al those indebset. to Ms for
subscriptions ~ sdveriising will confer ..
favor Upon a. nv i1,zedia.e 49,