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THE EpICAB FACULTY.
Fully Corroborotes.
MANUFACTURES

M Edmund NJ. TFENs, Agent fol P, Rabmis Eagle Ma
chine Works of Richmond Va leaves the 2st Of June for
Richmond He will return with very heavy shipment ok
those celebrated Portable aud Stationary Engines for driving
Cotton Gins Corn Mills Saw Mills ETC, etc. ear IN October
next.
Everything connected with these Works d oT Southern pri
gin Even Tue saws ihe son and each guar
anteed against defect.
The success these Engines adsaw Mills have met with in
The South for the past thirteen years and In This part Of the
South for the last three years encouraging
warrant these extensive Works in doubling their capacity We
SEND our own mechanics ia erect OR machinery and expressly
guarantee each machine.
Papers It Is your interest to paiToniEe these
Southern Works.
nNy office from Isl Of October next will be no Union
street. New Orleans. Edmund N. IvENs,
Ielg gm6W General Southern Agent
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Tapenaf ~. 80 EanlEn1.a E2sapn1.eI.

Left about the lho june boy MILT nulattc about "a
years age 10 inches high Weighing about 5 pounds
has back Of right hands has been several
tiEes on the leyee
i. W. LYONS,
iy18 2p8t corner ST. Charles aud Common streets.
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DEATH ON THE TRAcK,-The New York Times
thus relates shocking tragedy which occurred an
the afternoon of the 9th inst on the Hudson River
Railroad
As the P, II. express train from New Yor,, vgas
passing Sixty.eghth street, man named George N.
Gianeyi who was walking GA the track, was MI III
The locomotive, thrown several feet into tina ar and
50 earfully mangled that he died within few min.
utes John MeShatef was on the other track and
was calling TO mr, Gdney caufionng him to get IND
Of tile way OF the approaching train, when a down.
ward train suddenly ran against him. mutilating him
II terrible manner, from the effects Of which he
died in less than half an hour.
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MALE OR FEMALE,
FROM whatever they have originated and mat
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Yacht Crocodile.

This fine schooner a buhen will be disposed Of by
Rattle on or abost the 2Olh July inst
a few chances may be obtained at the
PHOENIX HOUSE,
jyl2 2pfiy20 g6Sf Charles street
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II eaat.aHME.

T. w. LYONS 3 CO.,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Removed Nos 26 q and 50 ST Charles street. corner Of
Common jyl3 2p6t
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Flftv Thonsan,t TteIsets.
HnAR1r ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY NINE TICKETS

N1EE = HEN3Na70&HEVN = HV1AWK97
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIEST
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spORTTwo.

GHkMPIoNsHIP.-A CELEBRATED CANE or HAND
bail 10 some on Tuesday the I'd inst At II oclok
W between Peter Marty aud John hcOanrey AMI Joba
fnbbs ard EDDY Mooy for fiD morey aresiy dec ,sed
At 92 O. -hy street wferc be bad
NE var, for 10 GEMS each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

~ Argument against she religion itself Hence We
- great advance Of inhdety RANKS and that sort
harmed, and reasoning soepticsm The bulk of mankind
ao slow 70 apprehend abstract argumens ash the
PRACTICAL fruits And what fruits can they nd in the treat
neal OF INDIA by the religious worldY There is no
Encouragement OF errors IN the past condemnation or
yapacous and cruel policy but hot desire 70 make an
snensve parade Of what they call their Christianity be-
ore the eyes of the natives. They 10 wish to intro
dsce he Gospel more trophy OF national and European
superiority than for any better The first general
aon OF Evangelicas of q different stamp Eve
tale OF humanity found in them prompt hearers and
eager avengers you despsed their doctrines you could
but admire their unwearied benevoence Alas II s not
now. The present have become 80 intoxicated
BY popular favor, and at last by ministerial patronage,
isrs house spsnies Lord Palmsrston largely depends
% the religious world in forcing his measures through the
House. Prosperity has corrupted the successors Of
Of who in their day bravely wthstood long
season of adversely The hrs Evangecals bravey bore
up for many long against popular dersion and the
wnh sweets but have betrayed the sacred be-
queathed 70 them. They have preserved the doctrines,
But they have failed 70 initiate the glowing humanity and
Me virtues Of the first leaders Of the party
A Congressional Scene In the Tennessee Lee
the SENATE of tennessee on the 18th inst, jus. pre-
vious TO the taking Of vote on bill for the relief me
banks Of the State
Mr. wmrrnoRNK TO point Of order, and said that
would be recolected that the history Of the bill was
Mr.. WALKER nterruptag) called the Senator % order
as Of $
M. wmrIBoRss-That shows how little the Senator
knows aboutit. .'- .r.
Mr. WALKER Tin his seat)-You were drunk all the
morning and suppose you think am Also
Mr.. WHrrHoRNE--it is q Cd d-n lie.
Mr. walker who was seated Immediately in front Of
Mr. whitthorne, took hold of book upon his desk, and
rising with somewhat of backhanded stroke struck Mr.
WhAthorne with the book in the face saying he would
take the lie from nobody. They Immediately clenched,
bat were speedily separated, and business oceeded
On the following day Mr.. Travis made statement in
regard 70 the difficulty which occurred between the
Senator from Shelby the Senator from Murray
Aonorably adjusted and that those Senators ready
10 apologize for breach Of the rules and decorum Of the
Senate
Nessrs whitthorne and Walker made personal expana
toms, YegrettDg tho alluded TO, and apollo
gazing for what had TRANSFERRED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

"A. No ss broadway, New York
No. ~ Montague place, Brooklyn.
dan, Time for u quarter from March Is Pupils received
after that date for part OF squarler.
UAcademy ssi Broome sreet elias. YIN Commence
this Tuesday evening the fashionable dances taught in
MUSICAL.
ON -EIEGANT MISUNDERSTANDING CURED
,.. on q ssS6 rsn1 %. @ sfS and
makes better business writers in lessons than can be made
~ he od syssems N year Two so seats vacant
26 FEE IONS THE rEESGH ,s AZ,
Broadway The issrucon boox o. he only expense for
thursday evening fso 70 o'clock. Apply and
books At The above address
S14O-A gEAyTIFyL 10 ROSEWOOD sS * Octave
frasow one ao made b DUBOIS wsrr5ers same price
boih ani.sS with round and carved
sss Re Dssn "a and o u superior
s , sGS ssr eoS Ss Fo
sd ne1 d . to the fremont Hotel from "a s9x
&11O a LADY Ms A NICE PIASoroRrE. AND
splendid tone made by III, well Known snd celebrated ma
Apply he residence s6 First avenue between Ninth and
COOK roR A 300 ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
ia rieh tone .coepsa Keys. re.gonslss c,y maker per
s ss >. sna % & s
piano In ,he city. Apply at sss Broome stree.
A ROSEWOOD 81. ocTAvE PIANO FOR sig oNE6
"A octave for f6 rosewood meodeon for 80, octave for
"a Pianos and meodeors for rent at ~ 70 t month by
s J. GORDON. w Broadway.
A TENOR wANTED-1N CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
re.e rs.eus " sroos,u nP pre fs'Gs ~" App.bs vi.
call Al he once o. Eessrs PfIER R1css e. iva water
street. New York, between snd6Px
A fsiyAIs FAMILY IN BRooKLyS HAVE COST.
And stool rsw two |snhs ago and cos, nem $50 .hcs
hss nu,ed ies double carved front fully wsrrsne Price
Apply y No 70 wssbnson street near front Brooslyn,
nree minutes walk from Fulton ferry, time after A.
A GREAT BAReAIN FOR CASH. PRICE SIS BEAU.
beautiful tone best city mskers cost 1850 viii he sold for the
above price a. ne owner wants he money and bss no r
ELUTE LQsT:-LEFr ON BOARD JERSEY FERRY
boat John Darcy ON 10Th inst an Keyed coooawocd
nute. Ten dollars viii be paid By WIN. HALL son @
yhoeyer win leave At their store PARK place and
n eoDoNE, NO. us BROADWAY, rRAR NINTH
VI. street. up stairs IN consequence Of removal osrs the
baiAnee Of hs entire s.ock nsirsmen,s music
is.sioasss :s.s ior A'h price One hundred pages
pIAEOroRrE FOR sAIE-s OCTAVE, VERY CHEAP,
u Mme owner has purchseed Can be seen any
y befor O'Clock at M FOURTH street. second door above
CcHUBFRTH 1 Co.-TUsfC DFFof. n. NICHOLAS
Hotel broadway, entrsnee, - spring street, are con-
dered the beat publ here abroad With sock NJ
one million works Their rich catalogue Of own publications
TWO SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOS At BAR
ss gwen Can Y ss seem ,e sis wv iSpssas sons
change
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MATRIMOnIAI..


A GENTLEMAN or COMFORTABLE MEANS, GOOD
"A personal appearance desires 70 form The acquaintance
nj r~ueel address, fair education thirty
wears ~ are view masrimony. Please address In
confluence Philip Palmer, Union square Post ONCE, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23
CORPORATION NOTICES.

TyoproRArIoN DOCKS AND SLIPS TO BE LEASED
~ public auctIonNcucc hereby rven that ne sevsrA
decks and siips belonging 70 the Corporation OF city OF
New York Witch be leased from the erst OF May uex
viii be leased bids a. public suction on Jnesday nrcn
Nc Iehe Al Il o'clock NJ. at the City Hall, Tor q term
of years. The number and location o. me piers ano
slips Sc eased and the snd conditions o. sale nay
be obtained application st the Compuolers once no
Hall oRecords exhibiting the
AID piers be NJ the same place DepM'n'o"'
- Eirance, New York Feb 4 1888.
DANIEL v, TIEMAN. Mayor.
"A. O. FLAq0, Comptroller.
Gro. q. BARNARD, Recorder.
a. ". STOUT, Chamberlain.
IHOhAs McsPEDON, Chm Fin. Com. BID Of Ahermen.
HENRY ARONLAR1us, Oh. Fin Com. BID OF Couneilnen,
Connun of n
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NvorrcE-rHE CovwITrrE ON ARrs AVID SCIENCES.
~ n The Board 81 Councnnen. viii meet on Thuraday
he 25b INST At p ", ia ne library room No. u CRY
Wall G. q CORNElJ.} Curnmitee
A hOGANkEN y on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

CoRPoRATIoN FoTiCE.-CoMMITTEE on ASSESS
" mens-r Notice 70 owners Of properly sfected oy nc
sewers W the following streets Sewer In the Rowery be
tween Madison and James Thirty seveuah
street between Fourth and Lexington avenues; IN
Forty third street from sewer Tenth point -
feet ves, o. ne Ninth avenue Thas the committee viii meet
hear parties opposed 70 the CONFIRMATION of
Cty Han. THQMks RfErfiENs,} Committee
THOMAS MospEnON,y ON
GEORGE STARR, y Areessmenta
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r,EsrT : srArrrruI GuxorYpT- Pycu1fARri
i adspted sor ladies Tech On sold o. .ssie sss s1i
tootb paste srars 10 every iaN NJ HANSON RCcusl b.
thirty second street., near sghA ayerue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23

VTJNTtHFF MD 7
w The subscriber Ia selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
AND JEWELRY
VERY Low.
Gold wst<es-sT styles for gentlemen,
peasifui roId watches Cor ladies,
Ladies esrrines pins and bracelets,
Diamond riggs,
. LID. Plai, aud chased gold rings
Pure sold wedding rnrs gold chslane chains chains
and keye and seas studs sleeve buttors gold
% GEORGE g. ALLEN.
Inner.sy 81 watches and ewery wholesale and retail,
No. n Wall street, sesord door.
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EARxs TO EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN PROPER

EAkNs 10 ExUHAN'E pUh BKO0KifN kKorE -
With growing crops well supplied with nrs clsss stock
farm Implements and good farm house Also
and nifty thousand dollars The furniture can be bad de-
sired possession given required Also, one
nne farm with good improvements, worth $4,000 two hum
dred Also snug farm OF nifty acres, with ne
dwelling worth $4,000 will be exchanged for $1,000 Also
hundred with good frontage on two roads and
beautiful building fine of trees, worth 5000
This all situated about eight iles from Washing
City ID. O., and unsurpassed for health For further
particulars apply W. BACHELOR. Cottage Post Once,
Montgomery comfy. Maryland.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1863.


ar ell. .. .. NEV
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DoaHRT JErFER1s A NORRIS,
ID No. lO4 Broadway, between Pine and Wall streets.
win sell THIS DAY at 10 clock,
A general Assortment Of seasona1le DRY GOODS.
Conpri.ine EMBROTDERlES, WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY CLOTHS, CASSfMEREs SATfNErS,
aud a great variety 81 other DRY GOODS
Also large invoice Of OIL CLOTH Ih N, oonnns'
CARPET BAGS.
Catalogues and samples now ready.
(yoSTISuATIoN or THE SALE or
" spring sndu SINNER dry goods
the assgnees OF
q. n. WILLIAMS co,
A. as Broadway, corner OF Lspenard street.
Comprising IN part
Kicb bsrsges, barege robes,
eilss and shawls
Idnen goods, Ac, &c.
Atprce. FAR below The cost Of production.
f,IosE OF TIE GREAT SALE or DRY GOODS
" BY assisness At Columo "a HAL AL III 'rAno street.
The store will positively elose on Thursday ner 'ne ln
instant s--..,-- -
The balance Of s,och selling far below former
me store sytures and furniture for sale cbeap.
~ for cash atJAMEs ruCKERs ssi broadway between
rbcmpson and Taylor g saloon-
nRy GOODS CARPETS, orJCLoTHs WESTERN
W RErTMEyER, s Nassau street room
CPRINa MANrrfLAs N@
- We nov ready 70 exhibit TO wholesale buyers ou
spring importation and manufacture Of
nsnullAa, circulars 40. - -,
We invite special dterrion 10 extensive varetyt.
French ehanuy and guipurs see pon,s shswla &C. whd
~s oass a. vssy l1- prises MILLS co.
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DARN FOR SALEM CUMBERLAND VILLAGE, SUI
lvan county, ~ " four miles from railroad canal and
river 395 $27O0 part cash The wood on will sell
for 5000. Location In healthy and pleasant School,
churches and it, Also strong stone dam heavy water
farms cheap Apply TO J. VANDERBILT, n Fulton street,
agent an AN
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
Slave Stampedes.

We commend t. the attention Of our readers
the following article from the Baltimore Amer
lear upon the subject Of slave abductions:
In looking over our Maryland exchanges we
have recently been struck by the number of
advertisements of runaway slaves. On our
border counties especially that species If pro-
perry is becoming very unsafe investment
The evil too seems to be constantly increasing.
and il is not singular that the owners of slaves
are beginning to arouse themselves TO the nc
ccSSity of inStitutng some etirctual means of
protection from such great and frequently re-
curing losses, which annually amoun:
throughout the State t. sums that would
scarcely be credited Sicctiugs of Slave-ow-
ncrS have been held in Kent. Quccn Aunc'>.
Worcester, and other counties with the view
calling an Eastern Shore Convention, I" take
into consideration the existing state Of things.
and devise, If possible, remedy. y meeting
of the shareholders and others Of Dorchester
county, for the same objects, is also called foI
the l4th instant, at Snow Hill. These meet
ings have so tar been nuncrously attended
not only by those personally holding slave
property, bnt by other citizens, and hav,
manifested earnest and determined feeling
The Convention will be held, though :hc tim,
and place have not yet been determined un an,
the delegates to it have yet to be elected Tn
proposition has met with such a general ap
proval, and is 50 obviously requisite that Their
is no doubt it will lie made a point of unor
and organization, which cannot fail, to S,Alr
extent at least, to check the evil compliance
OF. When it assemblies, the h"!v will hav
serious work bct,rc it. Something m re tha
speeches and resolutions Will lie required. al!
measures permanent liz their character vi
have to be determined on, even though tie
may involve considerable expenditure
money. Large amounts are appropriated |
abolition societies for the very purpose Il :!
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
Resignation of Judge spalding.

Judge Spalding has rendered his resignation
ax Judge Of the Orphans Court Of this conn-
" to his Exrcllency, Gov. Hicks. His place, of
course, will be filled by gentleman oi Ameri-
can politics. If Gov Hicks displays as much
discrimination III the selection of Mr.. Spalding'>
successor as lie did in the selection of Judge
Cole, the public will have NJ occasion to find
fault with his appointment. Whtis wantimsin
an Orphans Court Judge is business man,
honest, capable AMI fearless. Such a one we
had in Judge SpaIling-such are now upon
the bench. We have no right to suppose in
advance that the new appointce Of Gov EIick's
will fall below the standard we have set up.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
Jockey Club.

There WAS n meeting cf the Jockey Club Ill
leonard Town on Tuesday last. In the alb
Eence Uf the President twho was detained a:
home by sickness DIR. A. Jack. Spaldng was
called 10 the chair. The proceedings Of the
previous meeting were read and approved. On
motion OF William a. Lokcr, James + Abel
~as proposed for membership Of the Club-hc
was unanimously elected. Mr.. Geo. Fred.
Maddox moved to reconsider the previous vote
nf the Club by which il was determined, that
the days OF the Fall races should be the Bird
. 4th and 5th Of November next. The motion
prevailed. Dr. Thos. 4. Lynch moved that
the 27th. 2Sth and 29th Of October next, I've
adopted as the days Of the races. The motion
was carried On motion, committee Of three
was appointed to have the track prepared and
kept in order. The chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen q. +. Maddox, Francis j.
Stone and f.. leo Spallin2. On motion Of
@. F. Maddox, the weights required to be car
RED By horses running under tie rules o: the
Club were changed. and th" following standard
adopted For Zyr oldS, it'athcr-"Nr oid -
nS-4vr olGs 100 yr ods IIO-Gyr llS-
yrs and upwards, l2l lbs. with an allow
ancc in all cases Of 3 los. to mares and gcldngS.
WLcrcupon. Dr. Thomas \. Lynch entered
protest against amy change in the Constitution
of tho club at this meeting, which was recorded
IN the proceedings Of the club. On motion the
Club adjourned to Tuesday, the both day Of
October next
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
Railroad Meeting.

We give considerable space i'll our present
issue to the proceedings Of the Rail-I;oad meet
ing, lately held in Upper Marlboro. We
should have published the remarks Of ;he DIFF
frrent gentlemen who participated in the dis
cusSons of the meeting. il we could have got
them in type. but we did not receive the
Planters Advocate until the larger portion Of
our reading matter was set up. We have,
therefore, been compelled TO curtail somewhat
the admirable report Of the meeting in the
Advocate.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09

HNtlE Co-partnersaip heretofore existing
u between the tIrn OF SpaldIng & Durant
is This day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted 10 the late firm are respect.
fully reques tel to settle their accounts with.
out delay, with either Ut the Undersigned,
VINO are authorized to sign the name of tue
said firm IN settlement.
G. |. SPALDING,
{. |. DURANr,
Leonard Town, Sept. lsI. 1853.
Sept. 9th, lSJS-4t,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09

If the prospects and Feasibility of the enterprise
Gen. Bowie cslled the attention of the Chair To
she fac, of the rresence of EpwIS ROBINSON,
ESQ. of Virginia, President of the RIchnio nd
and Fredericksburg Road, of which Aqua Creek
is the Potomac terminus. He remarked that as
the, road woald I've the most im0crtant connection
OF that proposed now 10 be CONSTRUCTED, and rs
considerable aid IL the elterprlze was expected
from that c1nnectInn, the meeting was doubtless
ANXIOUS to hear Mr.. RosISsoN's views upon
the subject.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
Sale Of the Union Hotel.

Joseph Morgan sold on Tuesday last the
Union Hotel, with property adjoining, to i.
G. Harris On the same day, b. G.. Harris
disposed of the property, with the exception
Of small tenement, to john +. Fcnwirk. Mr.
Fenwick will take possession of the Hotel, We
learn. on the LIST of October next
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09

The SLAVE BRr5 EcHu.-The Govern.
ment has tecgraphcd to Charleston, through
the War Department. sn the U. S. Marshal Of
that District tn have the ncrrocs removed 10
Fort Sumptcr. about five miles from the city.
Arrangements arc e. bc made for their reStora-
tirsn tn their native land. Twelve of them
have died since the capture of the brig.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09

II HAVE this day sold the Union Hotel.
IL Thankful to my friend, for the liberal pa
tronage the Hotel has received for the tvs elve
years il has been under my management.
take this occasion 10 commend its new pro
pr!etor, Mr.. John r. Fenw!ck, 10 their favor
and that of the travelling pubic. Mr.. Fen
wick VIII take possession OF the Hotel on
the Isl Of October next. | part from the
friends who have pa!ronized me so long with
sincere regret.
JOSEPH MORGAN.
Sept. 9TH, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
Committed to Jail.

Lorenzo Dorsey, f. b.. WAS lodged in the
shcrn's Jail. Chaptico District, on the 9th in
slant, on the commitment Of Justice Goddard,
charged with having attempted to Commit a
rape on the person Of Eliza Pilkitton, white
girl II ycaIS old.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


THERE will be Tournament mt Blak.
istonc's Pavilion on THURSDAY. 3Oth Inst.
Persons DESTROYS OF riding should make imme-
diateIy application 10y letter or otherwise to DR..
Z. NJ. Hammctt, Milcstown L. o., authorizing
him to sign their names t. Il written obligation
to ride, the forfeit OF which is SO. Other ex.
pcnScs arc included in this amount. There
will be Ball at night and Withcr's Band vi
I've in attendance. Full particulars given here
after.
Sent Ot'l 1858
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
PUBLIC SALE.

I WILL. sell all the PERSONAL PROP
Il ERT'Y belonging TO the Union Hotel at
Public Sale on TUESDAY. the 2SIh instant,
sale to continue trnm day TO day until all the
property IS so.i. \ large lot OF HOGS will
also b. soii-'h" he! blood in Mary land. Also
W1GGONS. CARRIAGES. SC.
IERMs.-Sx months credit on all sums
above i5-for sums under that amount, the
cash will be- required. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock, p. III.
JOSEPH MORGAN.
Sept g;ir, lS5S-ts.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
COMPREHENSIVE.

TIME subscribers have this day formed
u Co-Partnership under the name OF Du-
rant s. Abel, and will Continue business at
the old stand OF Spa.dIng s. Durant.
They are prepared to accommodate pnV-
chasers OIL liberal terms. and promise 10 please
those that call on them.
&. l. DCRANT,
JAMES +. ABEI.L
Sept. 9th, l853-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-09
To Correspondents.

If the fair autl"rcss Of the address ITO my
GUITAR will furnish lis with her real name,
We may publish her production. Il is a rule
Of our Office never. to publish contributions
unless they are accompanied with tie real
name Of the author.