St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

fCcNMvEieATgu. :
CHaprlco, an of Jan 1851.
Sir. E,liiar.-in view al the fact that Tie
| Der.orrats n the Spring Of 1886 ;en:ereslzs
wise consultation 70 the Whigs By pise;Ag
surr. Of or leading men in high Hisi,icn n
theft parts wa nsasg ne " Grse thar q would
be s1ce~dIhgly unvs<e To revoke that pniiey.
IJhis wa large Wing eopnty and iaEEr
Naig d.S Eici. and Is DcrnoS5a,s sr@ pu;ispsy
indebted . thu Wh,ss fcs lie AK Sow
Netting majority "a the eosin,y and district;
and We contend that in view ct these facts,
that tie msesilber &c Congress IS especially due
10 an uls inc Wing. And in the "ven' ct \
aon- reimbursement of Gen. L. +. Bowie, We
r-rrruinenj AS due 20 the Wings and old St
Maf, ;, Col. JOHN r. DENT rs ensinsniIY
qualified TO eli thar station.
Col. Dent and las ensire family haiilrd
maniuIly for our ticket IN 1885. wissn many
OF oar leading men were deseFtsug the w sg
Flag. and | a,Boug many others can never
iorget ins party iitlrlisy. 80
BUCHANAN WING.
PosrsL ArrA,ns.-The Washington Star
of YESTERDAY saws: sss
We are requested 20 state, for tie ininrna-
ton Of the public. rs well as OF pnsflnasters.
Iha; neither the ACT of August 50, 1882. ncr|
thar OF January 2. 1857, regards Newspapers
or periodicals. regularly mailed 10 bona nd
Subscribers. as ssfTGasieRt printed uiaitsT."
Agents az well rs publishers may. thereiore
regularly mail them 20 such Subscribers with
out payment OF postage. prsFiied the ager1
makes and files ia the lnaIllng Office state
m+ni, signed by him. showing tho names
The newspapers or periodicals. which he thu
mails, the offices TO which they are sent. r
spee,vely. and tue number Of actual Suhscr
Lf.rs 10 each, al zach Office TO which they NJ
directed. e}& @zisa
A Miss IN PaSrs.--The Cincinnati Com
uIeccial tells the following:
As an officer was last night standing in tn
CONFECTIONERY Ct the coTner of Third and Rae
streets, two gentlemen entered: one OF thep
approached the stove and placed has foot upo
the ledge to warm IT, The officer observf
thai il was small aud pretty foot. bui IL was
covered with lady's bootee! This led to ar
inspection of the face. also very pretty, bu
without sign OF beard, pre>ent or TO come-irX
short the gentleman Was a lady IN pants
With her friend she was conveyed. weeping
TO the station house. The male gent!emiai
lett splendid gold watch as security Tor th
future appearance of the female gcntieniau
lie said his cs,mpanion was a lady Ut good
reputation, that she resided IN Coy:ng'on. and
had donned her masculine attire for msrTiN
trip across the ice TO the Cincinnati SHE assa'
hack. He was so gallant as TO press her TO
take some retrpshment. and her arrest was the
consequence.
The PoroMAc As A PLAY GRovHD.-The
Alexandra Gazette, Of Satu rday, says :. AZ
this season, the frozen Potomac presents q
most lively spectacle. Each afternoon when
the numerous institutions Of Earning close
their days sessions. large numbers repair TO
the river. and IN a very short time. all the
space opposite the city is dotted with the
graceful forms OF the skaters-plying their
merry sport. The latiies. too, not unfraquent-
" venture out on the frozen surface, and add
10 the pic,uresqueness of the scene. One we
saw, yesterday, careering finely along IN
tiny sledge drawn by two skaters whose speed
seemed not a whit the less Tor their burthen.
Now and then. passing On air hole. or over a
..Ilckiish bender I, :. n - :