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'sfs fSssF--g iing have endorsed the cnr.
<-ss sesassI7s.ssa--ss rent of public opinion, and
confirmed the verdict of more than 200 acci.
dental fires, proving concIusively that sHer.
rings" is the only safe that will not burn.
Extract from The Committees Report on
the Trial Of Iron Safes at Reading:
"On The 26th OF February all the members
ol the Committee met 10 witness the Safes
and books and papers, (pIaced in them, and
were perfectly satisfied that all was right
The day following, The burning look place,
under the superlnendence of The Committee
Alter a fair and impartial burning for five
hours the Safe OF Messrs. Evans & Watson
was first opened, the Sale being on fire in
side, and the contents partially consumed,
while the contents in the Safe of Nessr.
Fauels & Herring were IN good condition,
End no fire inside"
Reading, March ., 1857.
(sasnsa) T: TS ! fs6!;1;H;,GSAN. s5:'Si :; ;,Sl,. Com.
And endorsed by over 80 OF the best men
OF Reading.
The above Safes can be inspected at "a
Walnut Street, where the public can satisfy
themselves of The great superiority of tte
'Herlng's Patent Champion" over the de.
feared and used-up ''inside Iron Door Sala.
manurr.p
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-12-15
Price and Quality,

they nater themselves that they can compete
with the cheapest, and all those wishing TO
buy cheap, can save money by giving US
call We have all kinds of goods and wares
to supply The wants of the people. very
larpe aud comnleie assortment OF
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New Arrival of Fall and Winter
c. O. O ~ @ =
McKELVY, NEAh s. co

NECM EA n IA EAsl az NVV's
EEAYE just received and opened their stock
d a. OF Merchandise for sale, which compri-
ses the LARGEST, Cheapest, and Landsom-
es, assortment now offered in this TOWN.
Having paid great attention 10 the selection
of their entire stock as TO
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-12-15

Fifty pounds of personal baggage allowed
TO each passepger-excess charged at doub-
le first class freight rates.
H. A. FONDA, Superintendent
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OLD ST. MARYS
L A n ID
n a n . TO BE AT.

NJ ESSRS. NEALE. HARRIS & CO,
= sold, ~ the 18Th ulumo. small cnop
OF Tobacco tor J. NJ. CHING. al the following
prices: Two hegsheaus al $40 per cwt-One
al &9t-one al s.. and hogshead OF ground
ieai lnet ITO lbs at So.
Tins Tobacco was raiseden . small farm.
SOLD 10 j. VI. CHING By me. have about
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, situated about
two miles from Trent Hall Landing on the
Paiuxeni river, Of tie same kind as tin above.
(Plaster land) with all the NECESSARY
BUILDINGS, which will sell on LIBEk
Al TERMS.
am also authorized. as agent. to sell one
OF the most BEAUTIFUL PLACES on the
Paiuxent river, containing TWO Hun
DRIED acres Of land This place IS about
hive miles from the mouth of Ire t.ver, acces
sadie 10 Baltimore Cuy three times week
u commands all the luxuries of the wafer
hsh. oysters and ~Ild fowl in their highest
perfection. 10 a gentleman OF means deslr-
Gus OF BEAUTIFUL add romantic residence and
luxurious living, this place is unnvalIed.-
For terms, address
L. W. p. HCTCHENS.
Charlotte Hall p. O.
Reg Pori Tobacco Times and Marlboro
Planter Advocate copy 4 times and send
bill TO this o.lice.
Sept, End. IS5s-4w.
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D Z N TIST RY.

IERSONS needing the services Of first
Il tate DENTIST will do well to call uuos
Da. RANDOLPH WALTON who has Ioca-
ted hImseif at Leonard Iowa He has had
considerable experience IN his profession. is
moderate n his charges, and has invariably
gwen satisfaction TO those vino have employ
ed hun. To give The readers Of the Beacon
some idea OF the standing Of DIR. W. As
PRACTICAL DENTIST, the following iettef>
addressed 10 hun by DIR. Ninlan PInkn,y,
I. 5 n, Is appended.
Y. >. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
April II. 1855.
DEAR Sat- gives me great pleasure TO
express the confidence have IN your skill as
a Dentist, and 10 recommend YOU. as far as |
have inHnen'e p. to the ,parr,.aaee OF the Pee
lac. have had an opportunity OF witnessing
your mode OF operation. and have no neSita-
lion IN affirming that it exhibits your thor
ough knowledge Of your profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
your obedienI servant
NlNlAN PTNKNEY,
Surgeon L. s. n.
Or. RANDOLPH WALroS. Annapolis.
September 18th 1858.
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Baltimore, April 81, 1855.

To r:ee; the constantly increasing demand f,s
the water, the subscriber has perfected arrange
meiI;s involving htee outlay OF capital, which
VIII enable him promptly to ill orders to any
amount. The Water i hC;;:ed at the well IN
new bottles, made expressly for II. branded
"Hopkins' Chal ytcA"e, Bafumore,' securely
cotSei and copper wired, and will he delivered,
free of charge, to all parts of the city, and TO the
several Railroad St-,icrs and Steamboats,, and
will he sold nj the following prizes, to which he
EnvItes the attention Of the c"nsmuni,y and the
trade.
TERMS.
Delivered in BALTIMORE.
Per dog Sl50
For ore to FIVE Gross per gross 1900 10 ret
cent. on.
Fer six or more Cross " "is. 100. IS rer g"
In Boxes Of 2 dozen, Sdozen and edozen each,
No CHARGE FoR PACKAGES.
~ 81 cents per dozen, $3.50 per GROSSLY
viii lie allowed for the empty bottles, hacked,
and y coed otser delivered q. ny store.
Orders from the cIty and from a distance, IN.
closing draft fnr amount ordered, will recei,e
prompt attention il addressed 10
J. V'D. STEWART, Chemist.
Sole Agent, s. (. corner Hanover and Cam
den street. Ral,,mors
August 18th ls5S-sm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

bNt1E next Academic year OF ST. Johns
H. College. Annapolis, Maryland, will BE-
gin on
W ednesdaS, the eth OF october. 1858,
Tie location OF this Institution Is in all re-
spects admirably adapted 10 academic pur-
poses. Remote from Ihr SIR ami hustle Of a
large city. II Invites 10 Study and Literary re-.
pose; and yet us proximity (iU miles by rat.
road twice day. 10 W Arlington and Bail-
more cities. makes il perfectly accessible from
the great naiIonal thUroughiares. large aud
beautiful building JUS; completed, with &c.
commentators Tor one hundred and fit.y 81, !
dents. affords greatly increased facilities Tor
the PducatIOn Of youth. a Dormitorv, vpIv
commodIous and well ventnaitd> with large
stucy rooms attached will, under ,hc constant
supervision OF The Projects, ar.,rd 10 vouDa
boys 'hat daily anG nightly supervision which
IS found Indispensable ~ the education tf
Youth. The very central position Of Aunap
OILS, whether considered ~ reference 10 the
Stat" or the county generally. and IT'S perit.i
neaiit'iuiness and exemption from the ez.
if'enes OF heat and cold. point Il cut as one "f
lhe most desirable spots Tor u seat OF lrarnlnn.
Every possible facility Tor exercise is afforded
by large and beautiful grounds. waller
rlgh! OF Some THEE quarters of a Inile, afford
means oil swimming. bathing and skating, all
within College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field
for the regular infantry drill and occasional
parade. Nor are thu advantages IN a schUl.
asiIc point of view, al ali less striking. Wnn
all ITS Chair filled by men in the prime OF
life, and freshness OF yigor, the Institution IL
prepared TO take NJ place ~ TIE side Of The
most prominent schools IN the land - an edu
GATOR Of youth, It's facilities for discipline are
much more than usually abUn''nnt. To the
South, especially, is an institution situattd
Just as this Is, most inviting. Ill that is re-
CURED TO the completion OF an Under Grade
uaie Course. clothing alone excepted ssniav
be had ~ the rate Of Two hundred and fiiIv
dollars per annum. Gentlemen having a son
ur ward AZ ti.P Naval SchoOi and nenlba.rs II
Congress from dI.tance would find n Gnust
convenient 10 Inquire particularly iEtp The
character OF this Institution. A punctual al
tendance, on or BY the Grsi day Of The AGA.
defnic year. (Which begins on the FRS, We'd,
nesdar IN October and ends the firsi Wednes.
Lay IN August foilowing.) IS mott earnestly
requested. and will be most Convenient 10 the
student. as ehoice OF rooms depshds on the
Time oil his arrival. Fer further information
and circulars, apply 10
REV. {. *. HCLx SON, y. d
Principal Of St ,ahnJ. r-.lI.cs
Ani~coiis. ND.
July q, iSjs-tOct
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLN'D


FENHE FIfy-First Session will begin on
IL THURSDAY October 9Th, 1858, aud
end March lsl, 1856.
FACULTY:
y. r. SMITH, NJ. d., Principles and Prac,
tee OF Surgery.
W. E. A. AKIN. NJ. d, Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW NJ. d., PRINCIPLES and
Practice of Medlcine
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ. d., Anatomy and
Physiology.
G. ". MlLTGNBEKGER, NJ. D., Obst. =
tries.
CHARLES FIICK, NJ. D. Materia Medica
and Therapeutics.
B. 3. SMITH, NJ. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given 4,
the BaltlmUre lnirmary, situated near the
University, and open 10 Maalculates Of the,
School throughout the year.
FEES, for he full course. 500; Matricua-
ton fee s., Graduation $50; Practical Anato-
my $40.
GEORGE ". M!LTENBERGER,
Dean
September 10th, l65e-4w.
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TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS

Isl. The scholastic year commences OF the
first Monday of September, aud closes OH the
last Of June.
pad. Boarding, with Fulton, in all the En-
g'l~h branches, payable quarterly III advance,
500.
Sd. No extra charge "nde for Washing, Beds.
Beddrng. Lights and Fuel.
-lin. Pupils may enter al any time, ii being un-
derStond that tie charges vii he made from the
date al entrance u The end of the year
STU. IL is required that each bcarder be sup
piled with towels, table napkins, and silver
folk, ard that each article of clothing be msrk ed
with her name IN ftll.
9th. Pupils will be considered members of the
family, and they will bc surrounded win the
privileges and restraints, winch make nome plea
SAINT.
9TH. Funds designed for the use of the puni.
should be deposited with the Principal, and The
manner Of disbursement mentioned.
Sth. Parents or Guardians are requested ut all
times, to communicate freely, their views and
wishes respecting their daughters or wards
Their suggestions wi be received with due con-
SIdernton.
OH. Boarders will attend the place of Divine
Worship, designated by their Parents or Guar
dians.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
Il l. y Il B L E .HTLY
OF
NEGROES FOR sac.

TNHE Subscriber is authorised, by The ow-
u neF, TO offer Tor Sale very valuable
Family OF Nrg'oes, slaves for te.uIs u years.
consisting OF
Negro Woman, aged So years, TO serve un-
I'll January Isl, 1868, also her Children
Negro Boy, aged Is years.
| Negro Girl, aged I2 years.
s. . 10 years.
" 4 years.
| Negro Boy, aged 2 years.
e%The Children racn 10 serve until TIE age Of
80 years; the future issue Of tie woman, and
The issue OF the children. and the increase ci
said issue. IN perpeiuity, TO serve until the
age Of 80 years.
The Woman is very good Cook and also
4 very useful field hand-,a- eldest Boy is
very good field hand 1.-The eldest Girl IS a We
~ capable House Sc want aud is useful in
VtrlOus capaCltPS-Ihe Second Girl Is old
enough TO worm Tobacco ard can do various
other light Jobs. These Servants have been
v"ry carefully brought up. ana are believed to
have as ew faults IA can be found in any
'an'ly o: negroes. They are all sound and
healthy, and are sold for no fault, buI because
he owner has as NANNY other slaves (servanlS
for lite) as tie can adran'a-pouSv employ
For further particulars apply 10 the sub
sCrlber.
D. r. MAGRCDER,
Attorney al Law.
Prince Frederick, Calvert Co. Md.
September 10Th, le5S-ii.
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L o Il S A l. f..

4 WILL sell. at private sale, E
u tract oil land. located on 2mx
the chesapeake Bay. near i!ie ~ iii4
mouth Of PatTxent river, adj - So
joining the estates Of Henry SewaIl anu Rob
FRI Thompson. called "P;. Cedar Point" con
tanning lao acres, more or less. About l3U
acres are arabic, in nigh state Of improve
men;. and well adap'ed 10 the produrrion OF
the staple cops of the county. Al the lux
urIes OF tine water-hsh. ovsrer>, ducks. &c
are at the door The impvcvamenis ara
GOOD DWELLING. KITCHEN, BARN,
STABLES. QLAH1EH!S, dc.
IERNs.-One- fourth cash, the balance in
one, Two and in!ee years. Address
EDWARD s. ABELL.
ST. lnigoe<' y. O., Md
Cecil Wing copy 2, and send bill 10 this
Office and paper 10 subscriber.
Sept. 9th. lS:IS-,f.
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RE FE RE Noes.

REFEREE Noes.
Rev. r. FULLER, D. D., Baltimore.
J. c. McCABE,
DR.. ARMSTRONG, Norfolk, Va.
DR.. WM. VAUGHAN. Hampton, Va.
Rev. 7. p. JONES, Norfolk, Va
FRANKLIN WILSON, Baltimore.
J. ". BROWN, D. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
DANL. CUMMING, Vienna, Dorchester
County, Md.
MR.. w. RI. RYAN. Baltimore
Rev. d. SHAVER. Richmond, Va.
DR.. Z. c. Il. HOWELL. Nashville, Tenn.
p. MANLY, yrxR.. Richmond, Va.
DR.. JETER. Richmond, Va.
DR.. PLCNER, Allegheny, Pr.
HAMILTON EASIER, Esq, Baltimore.
DIR. SEMPLE, Hompton. Va.
Rev. G. +. ADAMS, Baltimore.
." f. Y. REESE, Baltimore
Aug. 26ih, ls5s-lm.
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GOOD .NEWS, GOOD NEWS!
TO THE AFFLICTED.

n you have tife Diarrhea,
Use Writ & Tseal's Bitters
II you have IRE Asue and Fever,
Use Writ & BeaI's Biuers
IL you have the Dysenrery.
Use Wirt & Beale T5i;tsrs.
IL yos have the Dy-repzi,,
Use Wir,& Peal's B.t,ers.
fyou have tie Cholera Morl,us.
Use Wirt & Eeal's Bitters
II you hare the 4,ser Complaint.
u. T'.r, & Besl's B,,,ers
If you have bad Aprei@.
Use Wir,& real's Bi,ters
These bitters are an excellent Tonic, Impair;
Jog strength and tone to The stomach. and nave
heen aeknoN heA-ed nv Ell rhn have used then,
I" excel all other Bliters IN this market. Fo,
sale IN Quantities to suIr, by WRIT Il BEAL,
No. &c Centre Market Space, Baltimore, Md.
August 26th, ls5s-tr
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| We cheerfnlIy concur in the opinion. exnr.s..
ed by DR.. Thomas
y. II. SsiTH, NJ, D., Jouv Brcx,yp
Prof in Cnjrsrs.u Of Nd. MD.
JONI p. MACKENZIE, GxoRGES. GIBSON
| VI. D. Nd,
J: II: PATTERSON, NJ. D. TBoM,s n. BrcK.
/ G. w. MILTENBERGER, LEh. NJ. b.
". D. If. E. cH.r.xD
SAMUEL CHEw, VI. d, NJ. r..
Prof in Cnirsr:iiP If .Ud. Pref in Cnireys;,u
Of Nt.
| have found Hopkins Chalybes,e Water ,
very valuable agent in the treatment of diseases
| ~ which iron Is Indicated /; rertainly posses.
ses many advantages over Iron prescribe. IN
other forms. d. Nick wM n
ToJ. v'D. Stewart. w. -
have used the "HopkIns' Cha,vb.a,, We.
ter" IN my family with the most decided eAran.
,Lge. HExEr V. D. Joux.,
Rector # Ennnue! Church BaLto.
Baltimore, March 81, 1857.
hare received the greatest ben.f, from a..
use f"HoPkns' Chalybcare Water"
Baltimore. March 3,'ls57.
have used the "Eopkins' Chaivbea.. Wa
ter " IA my family, in case Of extreme debility,
with decided advantage ard the creates, salts.
faction. J. ALEXANDER S.prvKa
.4ssnt ef Balio. and phiIa. Sisas,Sos, Co
Baltimore, March Sd, 1857.
have used the ''Hopkirs' ChaIvbea.s w.
ter" IN my fnGfi.y with decided benefit.
BASIN T. ELDER.
M 206 ": Charles street.
Baltimore, March :, 1857.
have used the "Flopkins' Chsivbe-,e Wa
term nv family IN two cases Of debiItv-one
rery sr!re:..s case, with perfectly satisfactory
results.
JAHEs TIeHMAr.
Csntain Of The Huga Jenkins.
Baltimore, MARI :, l5...
consider the .'Ho7kins' Chalytea:e Water
as of gr.z. rGIut, especially in cases OF extreme
debility. L fas leen used - ar aged member
Of rry family with Gexcided benefit
wH. A. TALsorr,
No. - So. PG1I Street,
I hare used the "Hcpkins' Chsivfeste Va.
ter" IL nv family in case Of extreme de oii!ty.
with the most LGPpy result.
~. HTrE, Erosd.re,,
Baltimore, April l2, 1853.
! think highly of the virfres o. .srfor kins'
ChEIyhesie water," IL hiss I,ee,, ,-.i nj different
tunes by several members Of my family With
benefit. Joss q. Pscup.
fascTssee -sge@s. ys. 60 5scc~4 escss.
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U \ 2 A TENTE CERTIFICATES
A LIST OF
etdy for Prs IN tie Land Qes Of A,1ana 81 Arn, eun.,

E following list IN" Er'ei c.f compounded On and
are frS
ne being unra'e@l "oriei si
tins
an make dhavepu
It,in
thee
Tire evidence
eroad1o wefto
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
PUBLIC SAFE.
KeY authority Of the Orphans Court, vii
ID sell at Pubic sale on

KeY authority Of the Orphans Court, will
I'D sell at Pubic sale CA
THURSDAY, the 7th, Of October merit.
on the Premises, Of the late Ignatius V. Lang
ley in Saint lnignes' Distrc;, al! the personal
property OF. said Langley tnegrocs excepted!
consisting Of HORSES, oxen, Cattle, Sheep
Hogs, SC. Also, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture Also Farming implements of all kinds
Among the Horses to be sold is a splendid
cream-colorel Stallion-Waverly-5 years
OH. Also a fne Mare and Gilt.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit nf six months
will be given upon all sums above IS, the
purchaser giving note with security to be ap-
proved Ly the Administrator and bearing in
terest from the day of sale. For. sums Of SIS
and under the cash will be required. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock a m.
ROBERT FORD,
Administrator
September 10th 1885
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

EtHE subscribers have this day formed a
l. Co-ParncTsnip under Tie name OF Du
rant s Abel, and vii! continue business al
the old stand oil Spalding s. Durant
They are prepared 10 accommodate pun
chasers on libera! terms, and promise 10 please
those that call on them.
c. 7. DCRANT,
JAMES F. ABEL.
Sept. 9th, lS5S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
SE.NE.V.fRr FOR
YOUNG LADIES
No. : C.4REY STREET. .NT.9R
FRANKLIN SQUARE, BIT.

This Boarding and Day School will open on
the FIRsf MoxDAr ~ SEPTEMBER, in the com
modlous Residence which has been purchased
expressly for School purposes. Particular NJ
tention AZ called 20 i,s desirable LEGALLY, comhi-
ming the advantages of the country with those of
the city. In tins Seminary advantages will be
afforded for acquiring superior Education =
will give instruction III the various brsnches pf
thorough Education. Careful mental and NOR
NJ training, aided by iudicious plans, is the basis
of this syS:em Of Instruction. The discipline
vii be intelligent, blending mi'dnrSs with firm
ness. Manners, morals, and the disposition of
the heart will be cultivated with u.sidulty 4
regular record will lie kept of the conduct, and
proficiency ot the scholars, with n view TO incire
TO correct department, and peIsevering industry.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
FOR SHERIFF.

J. THOMPSON YATES, grateful to his
friends and tie public for the liberal support
ne received AZ t.v late election, presents him.
self again as candidate for Sheriff ii 1859
and respectfully solici;s their suffrages.
Nov. y, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
NAMES OF LANDS.
The Meadows.

The Meadows,
Poverty,
Poverty Noils,
Tie Vineyard with Addition,
Addition t. Thomas Venture
Gawghs Adventure.
IS Point Re-Snrvcycl..
" Neighbnrship,
DSc"v"~r,.
HarriscD's Ncxs.Ion,
Lancaster's Discovery,
RadnUr's Addition;
MannauS Los,
.l"~hna'> Plains,
ianmal's Re-Sursey,
Price, HiuS.
Siaw's Retreat,
Simmons Outlet,
Summers Lot,
S"th"ro,i's Luck.
ElwaT'i's Freehold Re-surrey~d.
The Middle Tract,
Wathan's Disappointment. :.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
LEo.N:4RB TOW.N, (.HD)
JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

TViE Races over the Leonard Town Course
u viii commence on WEDNESDAY, the
9th of October, 1853, and continue three
lays.
First day, "Wednesday, the 9th: Of October.
Sweepstakes for three yrs. old, 500 en-
trance, half forfeit, mile heats.
Same day, Jockey Club purse $500, two mile
heats.
Second day, Thursday Sweepstakes for ali
ages, p. T., $50 entrance, two mile heats.
sa,,,c Day, Jockey Cab purse $3.50, mile
heats
Third day, friday, Sweepstakes frr two v:
o!is, 500 subscription, $50 forfeit, one
mile
Same day, Jockey Club purse 5000, mile heats
best 3 III ;.
The above Stakes will close the 18th Of
September, and all parties desiring to enter
must send IN their nominations. with the
amount Of forfeits or good security for the
same. &c the Secretary
JOHN A. CAVALIER,
Secretary.
EG. The above Stakes and Purses are con-
fined 10 horses which have been owned for SIX
months previous TO ;!,c races III the Sixth Con-
.rc>sional district.
J. A. c.
Tort Tobacco Times ard Planters Advo-
cate copy twice and send bill TO tLis Office for
collection.
August 10th, 1s5s-tr.
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Selling It at Cast.

INTENDING To Close my business. ] viii
u sell the stock of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS have now on hand for cost. The
public are invited to give me call.
LUCRETIA FEED.
September 10th le5s-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-09-30
PROPOSALS FOR
BUILDING A CHURCH.

TsHE Committee to contract for building
= new frame Church on the site oil the
Bethel Church, near Chaptico, Saint Mary
county, Nd, will meet there for that purpose
on FRIDAY. the Isl Of October. at 2 O'Clock.
2, m. Building 81 III. by 36-ls #. pitch
doors. Is windows, with shutters-galIeFy
Al end, IA f. wide-pt VS., with two aIsles,-
pulpit and altar OF modern style, SC, Sc
Details on the day OF contract, on and until
which, PROPOSALS, either in writing or in
person addressed to JAMES SHEMWELI.,
Chaptico. will be received. Materials and
work 10 he approved hy Committee and fur
nished by builder. Paymen's-one-ihird at
commencement, one-ihird when covered in.
and balance when finished.
Sept. 23rd. 1855.
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