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WASHING AND IRONING DONE T(
HEALTH INSURANCE.

HEALTH INSURANCE.
- My AGENCY OFFIcE !
Richmond 81 February, ISJS
The undersigned has been appointed gent f
the MUTUAL HEALTH INSURANCE SOCIETY
OF PENNSYLVANIA" and is prepared to issue
Policies under which the assured by the pa yment
Of yearly premium provided for comfortably du
ring sickness inability from accident to attend to
business. The Society has in its plan Of operations
another feature of interest, also.
Please cali and see me, and l will explain the
whole matter to you.
Females as well males may be insured
.E1f THO'S N. ALFKIEND
HenQral yent
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ME LAW AND POLITICAL Li8RA-

THE LAW AND POLITICAL LIBRA
RY OF THE LATE JUDGE BAILY-wni b
sold. the 10th Of FEBRUARY at the store of Geo
West. Catalogues will be ready GA Friday Of
this week aud gentlemen at q distance Who wish b
see II will please address q Vi West.
The collection Is very rich, and amongst the books
may be found. Niles Weekly Register, congresston.
al Globe, state Papers. Public Archives Nendslrs
Report, paynes Report. the Virginia Report United
States statutes at Large 10 vols Law Library nkes
Report vols, kobinsons Practice, yos Peters and
Crouch, and Howard's G Report. 0wess tieoi Sur
Vey. tbs Madison Papers, Works of CathaHn, Web
ster, Clay. Jefferson. John Adams. Hamilton, Han
dolph, &c. Ac. f. k-st
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADvERrIsERs.

Advertisements for Che DisrArcH must be handed
BY sir 6cieck IN tks afersooa ia order 70 appear
the uNxtdAy The hcavy pressure Of sdycrtisens sts
npon the columns Of our PAGER viii not admit Of
their reception alter the hour named.
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- improve YOUR EYES,

~@So@ IMPROVE YOUR EYES,
- ~ STRENGTHEN AND Assist
THEM.-We have received per Express. the lasesi
improved sPECTACLES and EY L GLASSES. which
are the porisopie eoneaye and eonyeaed Brazilian
crystal do1ble focus and polished v hich are War
eatarac or going 10 IL, also shoTt-si2htadaess. All
persons that wear; or these which need to eegs u
wear can be suited by calling upon as.
Also all styles Of OPERA. Spy and MAG
nifsing GLASSES, ard Microscopes, ~ sale al thef
store corner OF Main and Pearl streets.
de MYEkE 4 IAKNkE
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WANTED, HANDS.-Wanted to hire
w for the present year. six colored HANDS, b
work on the Repairs OF the Road aud II To 20 WITH
Ditching aud Material Train
WM N. BRAGG,
Sup't Road.
Offics R.. r. kP. r. r. Company,l
Richmond. January IA, 1853. ! JalA-ts
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The Corps while asking the patronage OF the CIT
zen. and military beg leave to assure all who may
wish to participate with them, that no pains WIFI
be spared to make the occasion worthy the DAY we
Celebrate. ample arrangements having been made
to that effect - =, ~
The PREsIDExr, MEMBERS OF THs CABINET. the 60
ygRsoR OF me ArE the military and civic officers
and other sting uished visitors expected To be
present.
~ MUSIC.
eAsUPPER-By an experienced caterer.
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Thousands of testimonials from the United States
and aso from Royalty, Mobility. aud medical men
Rooms Nos. Y and - American Hotel, FOX 4
FEW DAYS ONLY. tei-Ims
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DURE COD LIVER 0IL--Alm0st free
L from smell and taste fresh lot Just received
and for sale by LAlDLEY n ROBINSON,
IL 4 n, Fra are
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GREAT AUCTION BARGAINS.-Will
~ be closed ont at great sacrifice several pieces
of Black Canton Cloth at so and h2l cents per yard
cannot be bought for less than dollar elsewhere;
Small Napkins Ga cts Taratans 1874 cts, White
Kid Gloves. ~ cts Colored do IS cts; brass Hoops
ia cts; extra supertne Swiss AiusIns at Is cts.
cheap at 132 cts; and lot Of cheap goods to be
clO'ed out at GtJLDSMiTS
tS ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-04

MERCANTILE INSTITUTE will be
A'A opened again for instruction in Book Keeping
on Monday night the sth inst in the school room Of
mPssrs zone smith, on Broad street corner of 9th
senaratey.
Those intending TO commence this session. will
Please attend as above, at ia o'clock. Entrance
from 9th street.
fe4-ft* JAMES III RECE
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49, BOOTS. SHOES AND GAL,
ekBT TIERS. FOR LADIES. MISSES AND
CHUDREN.-We have now in store splendid rs
sortment of Boots Shoes, Caters and Rubhers, for
ladies' misses and chidrens wear OF the latest and
most approved styles the character of which is so
miscellaneous that an advertisement could not rep
resent the extent of our stock or the inducements
offered 10 pIIre hasers. We can. therefore. only
licit the public to give us call and satisfy them
selves that our prices ara cheap the cheapest
HARRIS l. CO.'S Shoe Depot,
Noi2g Main street.
n B-Baots and Shoes made to order, at the
shortest notice, and at the lowest prices. hy
"a VI Co
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FOR ENT.-A private residence,
sS::s situated on Franklin between 2i and It'll sits.
con tanning large and convenient rooms, togf Their
with an excellent yard and necessary out houses
attached.
The property has been recently put in thorough
renair
fe 4-eod3t JAS VI TAYLOR Il son.
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FOR PHILAD ELPHIA, &C.

By the steamships PENIS YLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
Leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
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NOTICE i hereby appoint and consti-
~ tnte. Mrs. Il. A. LOCK v GOD, my agent to
transact, and carry retail Grocery business, in
the city of Richmond G. W LOCKWOOD
January 2lst, lS53.--la 22-l5t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10


CAIno, H., March %, ISIS.
4 gentleman from Charleston, Missis-
sippi County, Mo, reports that bloody
and fatal duel took place yesterday be-
tween two men named - Lane aud Al
len Hale. They had an old grudge, and
agreed to meet and settle it by fighting
with double barreled shot guns at ten pa
ees, which they did accordingly. At the
first giving Of the word both guns missed
fire; at the next attempt Hale : gun miss
I'd fire, and Lanes went off, porting its
load Of b7ck-shot into Hale's body. Hale
fell, and Lane went up to him aud beat
him on the head with his gun, breaking
the gun.
Lane had not been arrested this morning.
the people appearing to regard at as
fair fight.
Handbiills have been circulated over
this county, calling Democratic County
Convention to nominate delegates to the
State Convention at Springfield. Half
the signers to the call may be set down
az Democrats, while the remainder are
boys under age, &c. 1t is an anti-Lecom-
pton dodge.
John I. Loupen, Esq, formely of Ma
rion County, one Of the first lawyers of
this section, has pronounced himself
through Administration man. lie has
the ability and the will to do good service
10 the Democratic cause. DEao.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

OF all disease. the great first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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LEGAL, NOTICE.

To William H. Scott and John p. Sean.
You will take notice that there is now on file +,
the Office Of the clerk of the district conrt in ana
Tor Cedar County and State Of Iowa, petition Of
Jasper ) scott praying the court to decree parti.
ton OF the following lands, to wit:
:, south part OF the southeast quarter Of section
Ne, -four, AZ containing 30 acres: and the sontb
part Of the northeast quarter and the south east
part OF lot No. four, AZ both in section No tbrea
(3) containing 81 acres all in township No. seven
ty-nlne, t79 range No. three 3) vest Of 9TH y. m.
aha ',iat nouce mas been issued and returned by
the sharif endorsed .Wm n scott and In =
Scott not found Therefore, unless YOU anrear
at the next term OF said court to be held in Tin.
ton, on the I'd Monday in January, 1853. aud H..
iend said cause, partition viii be decreea and,
lands as the law prescribes '''
). W. YOUNG,
WELLS Nf'chs' Clerk Dis. Court
N's''o' piaint'A' sar2G-3s,4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

- nnn ~, assorted sizes Lippincott's. the ONLY
- H." Nv ''"' VIII s'ahd the severe climate. for
{. 'yMYER,
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II. @. PIATT.
Attorney and Counsellor 1t Iav
- AGENT
A"N' 'o"a' Office in the Court Hou e.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.
hrst quality, mo. A. stock farm, contain
frame Land-Ihe sw Or, of Sec. q. tps2rlw
Aise-lhe Sc or of ne or of Sec. n. tn 70 RI ~
Also'-lhe hf ofse qr Of Sec, Is IT, s2.r3x
ing leo acres. contain
Also--A number Of Town Lots in linton 49,.
Ii. c. pIATr, Agent
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riSTRAY NOTICE.

ken mp by Perry Frink, at his residence =,
un'oa ',f"Ne IN Cedar County. Iowa, on the ~, a.
ns.ea "a > - ', ,>a, light iron grey horse, sup
ESQ. w S az: halsley
li,.ton oct. lob, 1887. 4o,sm ooN1,
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY,


Exchange Offices.
WM. II. TUTHILL. Dealer In Exchange.
H. NJ HoBsoN, Cedar County Bank.
Land Agencies.
II. c. PIATT, General Land Agent
pfo' WHISTLER, Surveyor and Land Agent
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPICER, Agent Of the Aetna, the phnrix
the Iowa State Mutual, and III,
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
Attorneys.
II. C. PIATT, s.A B1ssrIL.
JSO. l.. FyAN, JOHN uTgFR
sPICER N McCARS, j.. w BAGLEy
Physicians Il Surgeons.
J. SMITH, (Rochester.l W. p. CowAN.
Dry Goods. Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND, General na,,.r
klsER, CREW Il TURNER, do.
}. l.. RAY IL Co, ia
f. cHlLDs ~ Co, Groceries d Wooden Ware
Tailoring.
aasAD d GILMORE, Manufacturer l. Dealer.
NM ELLIOTT, IA
RISER. CREW d TURNER, do.
L. MAiioNf d CO., Tailors Il Cutters.
Druggists.
niLbfhT Co, Drugs, Groceries, Notions ctr
hhldAhf MCNAMARA, Druggists and Pharma
eeutists.
Miscellaneous.
\. H. rCLLOss, Permanently located Dentist
VIM. BAGLkf, Manufacturer and Dsaler IN rri
-; l., FOLK, Manufacturer Of Tin Ware.
W u METZ, House Sign and Ornamental Painter
,,,<, - and Parer-Hanger.
JNO II. BlRELEl, Dealer in Lumbar
DAN HAkRAss, Meat Market.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
BENJAMIN HalloWell.

In letter TO the editor OF the Gazette, correct.
ing an error IN late article of the Rockville
Journal, touching his future intentions, Benia.
min Haoweil, long Prncipa; Of The Alexandria
Boarding School of th.s city says:
THE present will make forty years that
have been closely engaged in the arduous and
responsible business Of the instruction and guar
'Ianship of youth, and owing tn declining health,
| have decided, with the close Of the curran,
School Term, which will be ,he last of the enSu.
Ing month, 10 discontinue the vocation in which
| have been SO long engaged, and endeavour to
snend the very brief period which in The course
"f nature remains TO me, with less mental Ell.
SroSment and care. | shall probably remove 70
my farm n Sandy Spring, as my children are
settled in that neishborhood, but not to teach -
Were 10 continue IN that business, il would be
IN Alexandria.
The mistake Of the Journal, have no doubt
has arison from the fact that my son-in-aw
Francis Mill, "ho has been Tor several years nv
partner IN the duties of this establishment, Is
erecting buildings at Sandy Srnng, in which he
"on,empleres opening in The fall, Select Board
ing School for young men and boys, of not oyel
twenty studen:s-the course OF study and dESci-
pine of which, Will be the same tlIal have exist.
ed for so many years IN tins institution"
Mr.. Haii0well has well earned right to en-.
JOY repose, II long and faithful and successful
service can confer such claim on any one. The
public wall, however, learn with regret his inten.
ton, for their own sakeS. As one who owes
him much, aud delights 10 say SO, the writer oi
this cordially wishes for HIM great happiness in
his retirement, and that he will be spared to his
friends for IL much longer period that he seems
10 contemplate. And in this sentimen; we are
assured that thousands of pupils scattered over
al The States most heartily concur.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

A DIABoLicAL You've WRETCH.-Our rca-
pers will doubtless remember the fact of a lad
named Hubner, only ten years of age, having
been tried by the tribunal Of Bolkenhaim. in
SieSia. and condemned to five years. imprison-
ment, for having wiIlfully caused the deaths
Of five other children with whom he was al
play His little comrades, of the ages of three
four, five, seven and eight. We're induced by
him IN go into a large chest, when he closed
the lid. and notwithstanding their cries and
groans, sat on it to prevent their getting out
until they were dead. The sentence was ap-
pcaied against before the court of Breslau. but
rs the young miscreant admitted that he had
committed the act with preneditation, tho
sentence was confirmed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

GERMAN EMIGRATION alleged iniuri-
Gus effects produced on the population Of the
German States by the extensive emigration
which has been guing ON for. some years is
likely to be bNught under the notice of the
Diet at Frankfort, in the expectation that some
measure may Lc adopted by that body to pro-
vide a remedy. Bavaria has prepared me-
meTial fully setting forth all the evils to which
Germany Is exposed by the expatriation of 81
large proposition of the industrious classes,
ana this movement has likewise received the
atlherance of Prussia. Hanover, Mecklenburg.
and others OF the smaller States Several
measures are pFspoeed as hkslyVto be cfTcctual
in diminishing tAe exodus.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

DR. HARE TURSING CoPPERs TO GoLc.-A
Philadelphia correspondent OF the Spiritual
Telegraph, the exponent Of the spiritual cfeed
IN Boston, thus aliudeS IN tie performances
of DR.. Hare, n noted Philadelphia spirl.ual g.:
"A common manifes rtion, or one That Is fire.
quenilY made bv DR.. Hare, - the changing
copper cent IN few n,nutes' time into
piece Of gold. The Doctor has quite a number
ofpie-es of gold ali of which have been made by
the spirits from copper cents. He showed
me a solution If Russia platinum, made from The
ore hv the spirits. Also piece Of pure silver,
weighing $500 grains, hich hrd heel convert
ed into iuiI state by the spirits, and then
changed back TO the original solid mass. He
placed at one tine numl cr Of CONS % different
kinds-gold, SILVER and copper-into glass jar,
closely cnrked, and then put the jar containing
the COINS INTO an empty wooden box, which was
then also closed In three mnules--the Doctor
standing bv with his watch ir bandit was
changed into p Observation-Disclosures gold piece.
After he had examined it, aud placed it III jar
md then IN the box. in 6ve minutes i; Was con-
ver,ed into the same kind and number of com lie
M; in. On another occasion, he placed n num-
ber of coins &C different kinds, III like manner IN
Jar, and had them converted into a solid mass
IN n few minutes. The spirits then changed this
solid mass Of metal into the same number aid
kinds OF coin he had nut IN"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES, Nc.

The candidate for the degree Of Doctor o.
Medicine MIST be twen.y-one years ct age.
of good moral character. hav" applied himself
tu- :hrce years 10 the study Cf MeGIc.ne. AM
have attended two fulI courses ot lectures. tie
last one Of which SHALL have 10, Il al ia> In
>t.tuilon also oEe cuurse 0: Practical Anal
Omy.
\ the time of application, he must pay 10
tie Dean OF The Faculty the Diploma Tee
also present an original Th,>Is On some med
zeal subject, and >hal! undergo satisfactory
examination. Should the candidate not pass,
tie fee and essay will be returned - hlm
The fee for The Full Course IS $1,000
MalFicu!a'ion (ra!d only onC") 500
Demonstrators Ticket, 1000
Graduation 25.ED
The expenses OF !rvinc il Washington are
as moderat4 r. N any otter cIty in jne UAion.
For further Information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT. u. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty..
No. 4ct5 Seventh Street, " est.
April 18TH, lS5S-Gmos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

THE MARRIAGE CEREMoHY-To see two ra-
tonal beings, IN the glow of youth and hope,
which invests life with all the hale Of happiness
appear together, and openly acknowledge thei.
preference for each other, voluntarily enter into
league Of perpetual friendship: and call heaven
and earth TO witnesses the sincerity Of the sol
emn vows-to think Of Tie endearng connection
the important consequences, the ina! separation,
the smile that krndles to ecstacy at ;heIr union,
must at length Re quenched IN the tears OF
mourning!-but while l!fe continues they are 10
participate in the same Joys, TO endure The like
sorrows, to rejoice and weep in unison. This
Is the most interesting spectacle that social lie
exhibits
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

RRIrIsH INCOME AN ExPENpIrrREs.-T The
gross public income of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland in the wear ended the
the 3lst ul,., amounted TO fG7.sSl ,5l3, and the
expenditure To- I70.3T $50, leaving an
excess 0f expenditure over in"ome amounting
to the sum Of G2, ,497 ,345. OF the expenpture,
eel ,627 ,lO3 was appropriated to the pavmen,
Of the interest the public dei.;, &c, 92,9i9,-
1873 TO the charges on he CCnsolida'e ed Fund
tinc'nding F+oe.257 for the civil Lis',) and
&36 $50 557 to the supply services, (incindIns
f2l .9I5, l5G for The army, and fl0 $50 900 for
the navy, E7,227,7l9 for miscellaneous civil
services, 4900,000 for the Persian expedition,
and 4j90,693 for the expenses of the Chinese
war; AS regards the revenue, S23, ,l09. .lo4 ac-
crued from Customs, eli. .c25 900 from Excise,
T.4l5.7l9 from stamps, d3, l52 1888 from taxes,
Il $50, ia from the properly tax, 1920, ,000
from the Post Office, and S276.C5 from Crown
lands. The balances in the Excheaner OIL the
3lst u!t., were (6,657 500.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
Moran, Is.1,x,y o. B,s,yOx.x,..-rf

NoFABLR INSTANCE OF RsBLIoNANIA.-FF /.
annals Of photography afford many examples of
the dellTiou< extent 10 which booE-tancyIug can
20, when tie legitimate delight IN q book Is Trans
ferred 10 "A rare edition or TO 4 manuscript. Tins
mama reached its heigh, about the beginning Of
the pr sSeni century. For M autograph ofShak-
spea-. one hundred rnd Tftv-fve guiness were
given. in May, 1879, the library Of the Duke
Of fRovhur- was sold. The sale lasted forty
two davS-v-s abridee The story from Dihd:n-
and among 'he n,rnv curIo~i,i'a copy Of
Pnccaccin published by Nalarfer, si Venice, III
1871; The "n'v perfect copy of this edition
Among the distinguished compsay which alien
ded The sale were the Duke of Devon shire, Earl
Snencet, ard 'l;s D'jkr OF Marlborough. then
Marquis oi HlaEFurd. Tie Dukes hid stood at
FIVE hundred gri..ess. "a th"Gsand runeas,"
said Earl Spencer. "And ;e,, - added the MAJ
gus. You r;;-,,t hear a pin drop. All eyes
were bert the bidders. Now they talked
apart. now H'ea '.i<G"i'. now made a bet, with
nT; Tic leAs, thougt Of welding one 10 the Other
''Tw" thousand pounds, :" said the Marquis
The E.ir Spencer be!honght him, like prd-
det' general nf "sele hloohshcd and waste Of
pos der. and hnd pSusei p nuartcr Of a minute,
when Lord tlfhop VIII long steps came TO his
side. If to bring his father a fresh lance 10 re-
new the fg'rf. Fatne: and son whispered to-
geiher. md Earl Spe seer exclaimed, Tive
thousand two hundred and if;v poundsl'' An
electric shock went through the assembly -
land rel,'' Quietly added the Marquis. There
ended the strife. Ere Evans let the hammer
fall, he paused; the ivory instrument swent the
air; the spectators stood dumb when the ham
mer fell. The stroke of iis full sounded on the
ia-tlest shores Of Italy. The tap Of the ham
mer was heard ~ the libraries of Rome, Milan
and Venice. RoccaccIn stirred IN his sleep Of
FIVE hundred years, and 81. Van Praet grouped
IN vain amidst the roval a'rhoves in Paris 10 de-
teet a copv Of the famed Yaldacfer Boc"aecio.-
.4ilGatic Monthly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
Rsl.i,ncre. .}arm.t eth. Isl.

have ana.yzed Ter Eri>coe. H.l,es s Co.
ot Hare - t:race. Md. lour samples of
''St .Gu"aaana Limestone" from Nr-hr>
vile. Pa. ;a,rH rom io"r different quarrir>.
They Were :ourd 10 5e t,cc Of sand ana other
impurities. ana t. contain. besides Carbonate
Of Lime, respectively from : to Is per cent
Of Carbonate Of Magnesia. The former vii
ar 81 general a,ivaniA5" 10 the lower counties
Of MARY land. both OH the Eastern and West
era shores. and are especially atap:ed 10 trc
upniicauon on white o2k soils =" The lat
ter should be applied to soils which are def,
c.eni in bo;h Lnie and Magu"sa These are
N general. the "Noicanic Soils Of the uppe:
aud the light soils IN the tide water counlle,
OF Mary! land.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist 0! Maryland
March -, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27

RS. JAAE NJ HAMMETT. Char
w lo'te Hall. is now fully prepared to ac
commodate students and others with '.oard.
aud at reasonable rates. Parents intending 10
>end Their sons to the academy ut this place.
(and who may be disposed 30 paironize her,
are respectfully informed tia, strict attention
Will he paid to the comfort and morals OF their
chilIr,.n.
Charlotte Hall, June 4, ls57-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
May 6, l955.-4t.
CIGAR MANUFA 7TORY.

FNHE subscribers are extensively engaged
Il IN manufacturing CIGARS IN Leonard
Town, 81. Mary's county, with view TO
furnishing merchant, hoteI-keepers aun 9th
erS in this section Of the Slate wih their sup
plies, at price lar below that paId by them
10 the cities for similar article. and upon SAT,
istactory terms. Orders are solicited, and will
be atienned tn with proptness. Relying upon
our country friends TO aid us in our new en-
terprse-we ask trial.
HARRIS & CAVALIER,
Leonard Town, April "a, ls54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is HEREBY given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
ST. Mary's county, IN Maryland, letters tes,a-
mentary, ". a, on the personal estate of Benia-
min J. Howard, late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the proper vouchers thereof, TO the sub
scriber, on or before the 10th day Of November
next, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit OF he SAID estate. Given under
my hand this 9th duv of MAY, 1853.
JANE E. HOWARD,
ExecutrIx.
Ma, lp5S "A,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-05-27
A GARD
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNro.

tn undersigned takes occasion to inform
Il the numerous friends and patrons Of the
Union Hotel that, having been unable to obtain
ms price for the property according to his late
advertised intention To sell, he has concluded TO
remain on hand, as OF old, for their accommoda-
ton, and that Of the public generally.
He will continue the management OF the house
upon the same liberal and accommodating prIn-
ciPles which, as he ia:ters himself, have always
marked his career as host during the last twelve
years. and which, il is his pride to believe have
caused his establishment tn be distinguished as
'sthe People's House, Grateful to his friends
for their f.vnrs in the past, he cheerfully re-de.
votes himself to their service, and hopes to re-
ccve and merit their continued support.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Leonard Town, Jan. II, ls5s-tf.