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IIENTE PuRLlQuE.-Sera yendn ) ren

VENTE PUBLlQUE.-Sera vendu a Zen.
can public, en- yertui dun ordre de Ia Cour de
District, b Ia maison de Conf, dams Ia vile DIES
Opelousas, parle ministere dun encanteur compe.
tent, le 15s4 ss ss
samedi, ~ Mai 1858,
Tn lot de terre sitnee dams Ia vile de Washington
borne dun cote par Ia terre dc s3Shn s. Fitch, dc
pautre cote par Ia terre de Pfiafel, ct sur les deuy
autres c6tes par les rues Dnpri ct Dejean, en-
semble ayec toutes les authorizations ct batisses
9ui ~ ~troayent ct appartenant d In succession de
Henry Marshall. NJ
Washington, II avril 1868. .a
5sa ssi VIM. IRELAND,
ExGcuteur Testamentaire.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat IA II
Y IQuisinne--C0nr da District De- .asssa q IN.

Loaisiane-Cour de District, Paroisse St. ian.
ct nj. ''9.'
En- vertu dun writ dc a. IA, delivre dams i affajre CT
dcssus, par Ia Conr de District, dams ct pour Ia Pa.
roisso q. Landry. ct 10 snsdit Etat, ct 4 moi adrpssS
Y sera expose e.. vente pnblique, pour du compliant,
z ~ Mnison de Cour dams Ia vile des Opelousas'
SAMEDI le Ter jour de mai. AID. 1858, common,
cant a IL heures A. NJ. ct continuant de jour en- iour.
sii est necessaire, tous les droits, titros, intirats ct
pretentions du dit defendeur. David Lyons III.
a savoir: y W.
IL ans. o
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, % mars 1855.
l.. v. CHACHERE. Sheriff.
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sssentieiles pc,
Ssss MONS de solp y0rmer
Saractare, a leu sntracter
jitade de Ford Economic,
IA bonnie tenue, #4struire. Oh
* plus grand > 1eur moralite.
~pnt t%onjours da. enceinte de la
. US yenx ct La surveillance maAzss,sass-
Us ytuA Gu III TFtIfIdHCe III
lsses Giles ne receyront d.

SseS : eIleS ne reeevr0nt a.
(, s, - 1883 de leurs parents qui pour
All parloir lie jeudi apres les classes du h
dimanche apres Ia Grand 'messe.
Leducation Physique reeeyra aussi toute raltr,.
ton quelte reclaIne un exereiee ~saiutaire quo,
leur fera prendre chaane jour, des recreati0ns iny
cie,ises qii entrecoupernDt les tongues etudes,
trihueront ~puissa1nment a developer les fore,
corps, en- dGlassant agreablement Tesprit ct lie
tant a meme de r%eprendre FGtude avec plus dart
ct de profit la n~ourriture sera saline ct abondan
les SONS les plus afectnenx ct les plus intelligent,
seront p~rodigues aux maiades.
La religion est Ii base dune bonnie education, Ia
maison prcfesse la religion Catholique t%outefois les
@ieiines personhes, qdi en- protesseraient une autre
seroht recues a la senle condition de Sc coniormer aux
exercices pnblics de la communant&.
Pour METRE les parents a meme d'enyoyer leurs
enfapts plus ieunes au Couvent,-une enfant peut
profter des Page de sept a hut ans ct meme plus
tdt,--de les y tenir plus longtemps, ct den enyoyer
plnsieurs a Ia fois, on a adopte les prix les plus mo
deres. Les pensionnaires payeront 800 par aimee
scolaire de dix mois, en- deux gu quatre placements
eganx ct davance, pour toutes les branches renter
mees dams lie programme q Perception du dessin ct
de la musique So par mois pour lie Piano on la
Gnitafe; 81 par mois pour Fusage du Piano /; 81 par
mois pour la musiqne vocale, d'ayance. Les parents
auront a toiirnir les liyres ct lie papier. ct a pourvoir
au blanchissage de leurs enfants les frais de maladie
seront aussi a lelr charge. AZ
Les pensionnaires deyront apporter en- entrant:
une monstiqnaiIe, une quantite ~snfisante de draps,
couvertares, s~erviettes de table ct de toilette, ainsi
que d'habits pour tous les jours, l'nniforme CONSTANT
pour tot.tsa IaDn6e EN- une robe bleHe, avec ptlerine
ct Dardessus dc meme conleur, garnis dun petit We
Tours nnir deux garae soleil, IN bleu, 1'autre en- tot
lie grise : nm wolfe hlea, 2 wards: un wolfe blanc, 2
yards. Ellie devront apporter un6 cullleie, nne four
ehette, un eouteau, nm yerre, TN baqiee ell 'ef-oianc
gu en- zine, une boite d Outrage. une hrosse, une bros
sc a dent, DIES peisnes, un pot-a-ean, ~llne cuyette-
une glace.
Les extremes assisteront aux classes, aux Guides ct
aux recreations Giles po'.rront prendre 'leur diner
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A VISA Partir dn Ter mars 1858. tout
"A ouyrage qni sortira de nos atelier de carosserie,
devra etre poy6 a la livraison.
Nous nous trousons dams limpossibilite de cont,
i'er d~itltremmeut les a~faires.
opelopsas, % fevrier 1858.
GIBBS + CLARK.
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ession d ]

I--L-A. NfHHftfHtMa1 YAK MftHS5 ---- aHs'
WET en- session DC l.
1854 aai vente publiqle au plus liant ct
derhier eiicherisseur par le soussignG, encanteur, le
.NIercrcdi a6Fmai 1858, s
devant Ia Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse la pro-
priete ci-dessous dGcrite appartenant d Ia succession.
a sayoirs
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE
situee sur lea Coteanx Plaquemine, en- cette parois-
Sc, I%nesurant environ quarante acres de superfcie,
bornee All Nord par lasvye Chevalier Daigle, Sud
par lie domaine, Est par Onezime Meche ct Quest par
Edouard Prijean.
Termes ct Conditions-UH ct deux ans de credit l.
partir du jour de Ia vente. securite personuelle bon
ne ct valable; Ia terre restant specialemunt hypothe-
quee jusqn'an parfait Placement dn principal ct DIES
interets ct en- cas- que les placements ne soient pas
fats a echeance, lis porteront interet a raison de
hnit pour cent Fan.
st. Landry, a. avril 1858.
ONEZ. A.. GUIDRY, Encanteur.
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j. D. RIou4np, secretaire. 'A' PRESIDENT

AVIS.-L sonssigne saisit cette occasion
IA pour remercier lie public de ~l'encou- s-a
ragement qii hui a ste accorda. ct annon. NSSGAH
ce en- meme temps qa'il continue, CONNIE par Il
passa, a son atelier il Washington, a faire toutes
sortes de reparations aux voitures, telles que vernir,
garnir, etc.. II peint anssi los enseignes, 1T esphre
par son attention particuliere, mariter la continua.
ton de encouragement liberal don't II est lobjet.
Washington, Lne., Ii ayril ls5s.-la
5rsI 4. GOING.
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A CADEMIEDU BAYOU BQIUF-C ette
- Institution, situee n mi.clemin de Washington
a Holmesville, s'ouvrira pour receyoir des eleves, lie
2 Jauvier ls5S. L'aniiee scolaire tormera deux SEES.
sions de vingtqnatre semaines chaeune. Les eleves
Seront reehes apres fouvertnre ct avant la fin de la
session, ct classes suivant leur merite.
DEPARTMENTS:
lie DEPARTMENT. primaire comprendra toutes les
etH.ies necessaires aux jeanes gems pour les devoirs
de Ia vie, savoir: 0rthographe, Lecture, Grammaire
Anslaise, Arithinetique, Geographic ct Ecriture.
Ne Department Academique ofrira toutes les ia
elites pohr a%ccomplir une education ~classique ct
commercials. 4n
- PRIx A SESSION:
Academique. 40 On
imam -...',. 70 90
Pension y compris, lie feu ct lie blanchissage So 90
Les livres ct les fournitures de papeterie seront
iournis auX prix les plus reduits. Mule reduction
ne sera latte pour temps perdu, excepte dams les cas-
de grave maladie.
II Decembre, 1857.
LEMUEL J. \. SHAW.
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HoTEL DE L'AiGLE, a~ntrefois " Gait
IL House, u Washington, La. -"
ELISHA !: GREENLEE, du Mississippi, fm5tl
ayanl achete eette p~roprietG annonce an Ia9lgsh93
pNoi'c' quiz est maintenant pref Il recevnir -
ies VoNageurs, ainsi que DIES pensionnaires. Get
endorsement est sitae entire les aeax debarcadaras
81 Fl. ta as taSe au coartableau. Les appartements
ont ee honveilement garnis en- neuf. lie proprie.
taire ose esp6rer que par des efforts incesssntp do
pouvolr fendre sa niaison aussi commode ct acreable
a ses patrons, que tout autre Establishment dc 90
genre, a Ia campagne. e'
Ky a ansSi me honne 6curie.
Washington, 20 mars 1858.
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ofkb DE NlLLE-Le sonssigne a
lhohnenr d informer lie public quill est met a
%receFotr, ct logger au moins 100 pensionnaires dams son
grand ct eQmmode Hotel situe sur la rue du Maine.
dams la vile dc St-Martiu. Les ehambres sont bien
aerees' ct les repaS serpnt %touiours DIES meilleurs.
ha aussl onVert sur lie beau terrain touchant i rho
tel, une ecurie de louage on Ton pourTa tonionrs So
proehirf, a des prix modGrss DIES Eoitures Buggys,
oalkys ct des ChevauA de Voiture Ell de sellc.
~ C. nlIrMENEE
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DR0GUES EFT MEpECINE Este Or
~ p. |: Todd ayant achet6 la pharmacie de S. D.
Alls, a Washington, informe lie public qu'il Went de
nes .mtentdes. peintures. huiles ct tSr6benthines
pariamerle, syrops, Wires, pnImes5 encre non;sr
%lancettes de Evans ct Charriere, brandy Ell wins pour
lert anN plus bas prix.
Washington, 30 mai 1857.
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LEMUEL J. B. SHAW,
A. H. MONFORD,

EpUGATlON.-MADAME Ut. Hoy, der
- Increment DIES Opelousas. Went d'onvrir une
ecole pour les jennes files, a Ia Vile Platte, d la re-.
s,deuce du docteur McDavitt, on les pensionnaires
'qu,on voadra bien lui envoyer, serontrecues parelle.
2 %Janvier, lsaS.
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eaa de HespaL
bale mi sM $dscrItes .pr-.
slncs qasii await III y Vile Potter, 4 SAVIOR.
bouheur lIOM. 1870
f 3 vs. iitde chose j lle Ga1 q d,
= eette susolts ~pardisae. syahs lH9E
eng aIpents de face snr ledit Bayou sur unarant(
&c profondcnf, b0rnee au Nord par une terre de
Joseph y: Guidry m Sud par le Dr. a. o. Guidry q
z Iouest' at le domaine, ensemble ayec toates LEI
Ds''sscs 3 aMel1orauons qui ~ trouvent- 4
A Yes ESCLAYES SUIYANTS, r.
des deux sexes etd'agss divers.
SANDY, age de q ans;
s4ahIRa, g 3 ans ans;
ALBERT, ii ans;
FRANZ is ans;
sAhfxs ssss z ana;
dMSLARA, Is ans;
JULIA, a 36 ans:
s ssSHIt,, Z /, :s:'.
CHARLOTTE. orpheline. asee ~ K ~.
BECK J, agee:.de 90 ans, avec SEES cinq enfants,
Sam, de 8 ans; sAlcide de I ans; Arthur de s ans:
6 nnlets,
4 chevaux credles,
s paircs de bdsufs 4 stire, s4SS
1 lot de b6tes 4 c0r1es douces.
2 charrettes u bRufs,
chafrette 4 cheval,
\ lot de mars ct de paille,
s44@ charrnes ct helses, 44as L.
llots de pelles ct pioches,
l lot de toch0ns,
5if Quaiante HUT halleF
Conditions.-Toute sommes da $25es&
compalt; tOntes snmmesa udessus an
dit de un deux ct trois ans dn y
aeqlerenrs fotrnissant icurs A Sl5
lidaife. La terreF ets les e<szsea
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M Als;-2oO0 barils de Mais, qui peuvept
r..s,a ere tly RE- S4S o]pelousas Qua Washington, a
par pInAiLLoA CARRIERE, Wasbieton
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Sqnibbs wants to know ifa doctor, oylos
at the tongue of a wagon, can tell Nl'as
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NOULINS A COTTON DE CARVERS
AA1 patentes ct perfectionnes, de differences gran.
deurs, a yendre par DEBAILLON h CARRTERE
Washington, lie.
THAUX-400 barils Thomaston, en- bon
~ erdre, a veDdre par rue
DEBAILLoN l. CARRIERE, Washington.
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VENTE DE SUCCESsION.-En Yertu
' dun .ordre de Ia Cour de District, il sera vendu.
q iencan pnbiiqne, par Louis Stage, encanteur,
Bayou Chicot,
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Iah.
Aussi ii.
Seches,
Habiilements
Bottles s
&. Qai

tOus les articlestS ~
II pourra done n .,r,v N6us les aA-
ticles que ce compsRsae ce$sgenres q ....alres, pour du
compliant. Sc I'd sentant dun petit profit.
n lOpeleusas, 2Gsinars, 1867.
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7. w. FUQUA,
Executenr Tcstamentaire,

As "of0i 4 mai 1858,
les prophecies ctdess0us decrites, appartenont A i,
succession dc ladite Dame Charlotte Webb, decide
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OuiNlN 300 onces, recns par les der.
~ hlefes afrlVageS ct Il vendrc q bon marcb4 mar
P. LE0NCE HEBRARD 4 CD
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ROTTES EFT SOULIERs.-Le soussigne
- ayant fait des arrangements ayec iine
maison dimportation ct proprietaire dune
manufacture u IN Nouvelie-O Orleans, tiendra
~toujonrs I'M a~ssortimeits complet de Bottles
ct so'tliers de IA premiere q%ualite. II fera aussi IA
GU DANES. S. BLOCH.
Opelousas. 81 mars I9ha. 81
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C6lehres de ELEY, de WALKER ct
y &c Cult, pour Caroline, Fusil ct Revolver. a
Ne"ote par L. LE0NCE HEBRARD & Co
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lo.-La demeure, on residait en-
dernier lie defimt, contenant Il peu
pres cent trente cinq acres de terre
plus Oh moins. La maison en- bri-
que ct II deux starns fest dla0onto ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
BLACKIsTONE's
PAVILION!

The undersigned, of Washington, having
taken this popular summer resort for the sea
son, is now prepared to receive guests. The
Pavilion is too we'll known TO the citizens Of
St. Mary's, 10 require particular description
j this place. Good Bathing fixtures, pleas
ant and commodiOus chamber accoamoda-
tons, spacious dining and bathrooms, with
viranda Of nearly one hundred feei fronting
the river view. and bowling saloon viii
contribute 80 the enjoyment and recreation of
his guests. His table will be supplied with
all the luxuries Of the water in season, ample
provision having been made for a constant
supply Of these articles. HIS bar will be
stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. First rate cotillIon music, dill
gent servants, and every attention necessary
for the comfort and pleasure of his guests are
promised 20 all who viii give him call.
Those who are fond of angling will always
find sail and fishing boats ready for their use.
The fishing i very 6ne
Terms ) so per day, or any, less than
a week; Tor week or more 81 Is per day.
II Is the snieniion Of the Proprietor TO cele-
hrate ins 4sh OF July on Tuesday. the 9th, b.
A BALL,
and every Tuesday fortnight thereafier, there
wall be ball at this Pavilion.
% Persons visiting the Pavilion BY land
can have theii Horses accommodated, the
Proprietor having made arrangements with
that view. He respectfully s0lieits the "a
tronage Of the citizens Of ST. Mary's.
r. J. MARSHALL.
ProprieiOr.
July 4, lS5e-tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
FIRST PREMIUM
Gbrtsbing 81 afbine.
UNIONS
Ks-On Cleared ThseShtssg .NEN-
chtMeS.

VWNHE superiority Of this machine was fully
IL etested and proven at the late Fair of the
Maryland State Agricultural Society. when
il entered into competition with Is different
kinjs Of Horse Powers and ThresherS, and to
which, after a careful examination by the
Judges, the FIRST Premium was awarded. -
This machine Is driven BY iron rods IN place
OF band-no time is lost in stopping TO fix
bands, and IL is warranted 70 ou: thTesh any
other machine-in shor', j, is the very best
in the market. II will thresb at a fair trial
from IS to 100 bushels per hour.
This machine is known as LintOn's Iron
Gared MaekiHe PeltOR's P0ten1-is made of
the best material-waFTanted 10 give Satisfac
iion, and is well known m the lower parts of
Maryland and Virginia, to be just such an
article as we recommend.
Price-No. IA Horse Power and Thresh-
eF and Separates, with plated bars; finished
in best style-deliveTed on board Of vessls in
Baltimore, $50.
No. 90 Horse Power and Thresher, all
complete for thTeshlng. $l65.
= No. IS Horse Power and Thresher, all
complete, with Straw Carrier, $500
{ Last season We were unable 10 ell oil our
orders AL, therefore, who desire this ma
chine win order early, or they may be dissp-
pointed.
DO Also-MoaagOnlay C BrOtkOr's ceIcbra-
ted Do'sNe Screen ROck0lcGy Fan, furnished %
order.
!. An orders by mail. or otherwise, promptly
attended 20.
address, No. As Yves, Pau sissss. BAL
tlnlOFp nd.
Jsne 3. ls5s.-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16


The Sseamee MARY Wash;nRtun III re
sumo her rUsate 20 the Patuxeni ksver, eosn
mencing "Wednesday Morning, Feb'y Path,
1858, al 6 O'Clock, and every succeeding
Wednesday during the season, proceeding
as far up as HIPS Landing. Returning, will
leave HIPS Lsading every Friday Morning
for Benedict; will leave Benedict every Sa
Iurday Morning for BaltimVFe, calling at
Plumb Point going end returning.
Or All Freight must be repaid, and re-
eeired up TO O'Clock on Tuesday Evening
NJ. L. WEEMS.
N. B.-Shippers Of Tobacco win please
mark i before sending II To the Landing, in
order 10 avoid al mistakes.
The Steamer Planter will resume her route
70 The Poiuxent River, commencing SATURDAY.
Morning, FeAsuaFy 81, 1883, at 6 O'Clock,
and every succeeding Saturday during the
seasnn proceeding rs far up as HILLS Land
ing. Returning. will leave Hills Landing
every Tuesday Morning for Benenct; win
leave Benediei Every Wednesday Morning at
s O'Clock, Tor Baltimore, calling at Plumb
Point going and returning.
o. ALI Freight must be prepaid, and re-
ceived up 10 O'Clock on Friday Evening.
THEO. WEEMS.
Feb. Is. 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
MARYLAND.
4 gifultural Implement

THE undersigned would remind the Fafmasge
~ and Dealers in Farming Implements thar
they IRE still I'm the Market with large assort.
useat Of Picughs in their almost endless variety,
best of timber and workmanship, Cul.ivators
for Tobacco and Corn, Harrows, Straw Cut
tiers Of different patterns, Corn Shellers, IN their
variety. Wheat Fans cfthe most approved kinds,
wheat Cradles, Dewy's Patent Horse Rakes,
which gave such general satisfaction last season.
Agents for Many's, Hays and McCormicks
Reaping and Moving Machines.
We have added to our large variety s:hee las,
season, some aseful aud Important implements,
VIZ: patent Tobacco Weeder, patented by
Md, which will do the work of six or eight
hands 10 the cultivation Of Corn and Tobacco.
To this we call the special attention Of the far
mer. To new Sod Plough, or Pulverizer,
which is recommended highly, we call their a.
teation. This Plough is differently constructed
from any other Plough iE use. Instead Of
PLAIN surface mould, there are cutters extending
from IL TO cut and break the sod into small pieces
These cutters can be removed or replaced az
pleasure. When worn, can be made new AZ =
small cost.
Ho rse Powers and Threshers Of various ret
terna can always be fou0d Of Us. Among them
the FItZ improved Horse Power and Thrasher,
Potion 3 Internal Cleared Power and Thrasher,
which superceeds the necessity Of the Leather
Belt.
Plough and Machine Castings by the ton OF
single piece.
Forks. Spades, Shovels, Hoes. Trace Chains,
&C., &c.
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
Field and Garden Seed-fresh and genuine.
~ To oil OF the above, we invite the atten-
ton OF those who are in want Of any of the above
named implements, and can assure them that
they will meet with prompt attention and have
their wants for Farming Implements supplied.
We can always be found at the old stand, No. |
$50 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
COTTINGHAM e. HARDING.
March Is, ls5s.-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

A REPORT having obtained currency
IN here and elsewhere, that have sold
the Washington Hotel, the object of this no
tee is 10 state that the report is entirely with
out foundation.
avail myself Of this opportunity to inform
my friends and the public that am prepared
10 accommodate them, and solicit q continu-
ance of their iavors.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
April g, Is5s-if.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

UHE undersigned would respectfully and
a earnestly ask all persons indebted TO him,
or 10 the firm Of Joseph Morgan G. Co., on
open account or otherwise 70 come forward
and settle their indebtedness without further
delay. Should this notice be disregarded, u
is his inieniion to place bis accounts IN the
hands OF r. r. Spalding Eor collection, and
he sincerely hopes that persons who owe
him will save him the unpleasant task and
themselves the expense, Of collecting the
debts due him by a resort to the law.
casa JOSEPH MORGAN,
Leonard Town.
April LIST, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16
TTAVlNG TAKEN ROOM
III. NO. l22 DUGAN'S WHARF,
Up stairs, for the purpose of doing
General Commission Business,

on MI OWN ACCOUNT,
And having had an experience Of six years, ]
feel confident OF giving satisfaction 20 al! who
may send Produce to my care. Will give
personal attention to the inspection Of Tobac-
co and the measuring and weighing Of Grain.
Will also purchase on commission all kinds
OF Merchandise, Glow er, Timothy, Flax and
other Seeds; Lime, Plaster. Bone Dust, De-
burg Guano. Ashes, and all Fertilizers SO e..
sential to Farmers. I would most respect
fully solicit share of your patronage, pIedg-
ing myself TO do the best TO promote the in
terests of the Farmers and Planters.
II. GOODRICH
o. Also Ag-nl Tor the sale OF Pure Bran
DIES. Wines. Gin, Jamaica Spirits, Old Rye.
Whistles, &c., of the best brands.
March Is, IS58--ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16

We offes for sale on the above terms, a
low prizes, the following articles, mostly o
our own manufacture, and which NE wii
warrant to be the best quality.
DOORS.
SAsHES, CGlazed or not Glazed.)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
Newell POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
MOULDiNGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT BED SASHES.
WOODEN NANTES.
SLA TIE NANTES.
SLATE HEARTS,.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOW GLASS.
HOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
HRTER PIPE, &c.,
Hand Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for
CEILINGS, Carved mouidings and Brackets,
Pannel Ornaments. Sash Weights and Cord
Dressed Flooring. Bricks, Lime, Hair, Plas,
ter: Cement, Bic. fad a great variety OF
architectural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in
the best manner.
We are also sole agents IN Baltimore of
the Vest Cas,lelon Rail Road, and Slate
Company. and are selling at Manufacturers
prices.
Slate Mantle pieces, in perfect imitation OF
the richest and most expensive Spanish mar
bles-and which are, for durability. strength,
beauty, and cheapness, unsurpassed. They
are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble, and are not
injured by smoke, coal gas, or acids. They
have six times the strength oil marble. AMI
their appearance is much superior. AL per-
sons interested in building, will do well TO
make a note OF this.
We are also agents for the best Sash, Door
and Blind Machinery, made in the country,
and are furnishing at manufacturers prices
all machinery necessary for manufacturing
Doors, Sashes, Blinds .uouldings &C., such
as.
SRUFACING MACHINES, MA
POWER and FOOT MORTiSING
CHIMES,
MOULDING MACHINES.
EENoNlNG MACHINES.
-. .osa1 INK TSING MACHINES, &c.
which are warranted TO give salts
communications viii receive prompt
GEORGE O. STEVENS 4 co.
h7 ". Pratt ST., Near Spears Wharf,
ssOj Baltimore, Nd.
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-16


FREELAND, HALL g. CO..
HAVING removed to thar new and COM
- modious Warehouse, No. 14S Pratt
Street, opposite the "MAlTY HOUSE."
beg leave to inform their customers that they
have now on hand large and general assort
ment Of G. r o c E r E 81, consisting in
part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA, LAGUIRA
AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BRoWNSUGARS
of every grade
GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL, Y. HYSON
AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS
AND w. l. MOLASSE
SPERM, .aD.ayN.4.NTTgNE .aNDsdOULD
CANDLES
WHITE, CASTLE AND BROW.r SOAPS.
GL.aDES IND GOSHBN rurD
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERFl
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, g.
They also invite the especial al
their customers tn their exensivs Of
imported and domestic LIQUOE which
have been selected with the create ::r and
cannot fail 10 please.
Nov. 22d, 1S55-h.