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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
ANNAPOLIS, MARKHAM

TENHE mex, Academic wear OF ST. John,
u College, Annapolis, Mary land, will be-
1,n On
Wednesday, the 9Th Of October, 1853.
The location OF THIS Institution IS in all re.
spect' admirably adapted d academic pur-
poses. Remote from Ihp sir and bustle OF a
large CITY. II invites - STUDY aud Literary Ye.
poses and yet i,s proximity (4U miles by rail.
road twice day. 10 Washington and BsI,.-
more cities. makes it perfectly accessible from
the great national thoroughiarrs. A large aud
beautiful building Just completed, with &C.
Communications Tor one hundred and fifty ST..
dents, affords greatly increased facilities tor
the education Of youth. 4 Dormitory. very
commodIous and we'll vrniiIa,ed, with large
study rooms attached, will, under tho constant
supervision of the Projects, afford 10 young
boys that daily and nightly supervision which
Is found indispensable IN the education e
youth. The very central position Of Annap
OILS, whether considered IN reference 10 the
SAFE or the country generally. and MS perfect
heaitLEulness and exemption from the &c.
trcnes OF heat and cold, point It out as one II
tie most desirable spots for "a seat of learning.
Every possible facility for exercise is afforded
ny large and beautiful grounds. water
IIehi VI SO!hT tnfeS- quarters OF mile, aHOrd
means Q. swimming. bathing aud skating. all
within College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field
for the regular infantry drill and occasional
parade. Nor are ia" advantages in : scnvi-
as;Ic point Of view, at ali less striking Win
ali ITS Chair filed by mpu in the prime of
life, and freshness OF vIgor, the ins'Iruion IS
prepared 10 take is place BY the SIDE OF 'i,s
most prominent schools in the lsndas an ecu.
Gator OF youth. lis iociltties for Discipline are
much more than usually abun"ant. 10 Tie
South. especially, IS an institution situated
just as this IL, most inviting. ~ that Is re
CURED 10 the completion oil an Under Grad
nate Course. clothing alone excepted ,aanaY
be had at the rate Of TWO hundred and fifty
dollars per annun. Geotlemen having a son
ur ward al the Naval School and member. "
Congress from distance would find u most
convenient TO inquire particularly into he
character OF this INSTITUTION. A pUrr'Dai al.
tendance, on or by tie GsN DIV OF the AGA.
denlc wear. (which bPgins on r"e frs, Wed.
neTdav IN October and ends the rrst Wedn,-s-
day IN Angus, ioIlowing.) Is most earnestly
requested, and will be most cunv"D,"nt TO ia.
student. as choice Of rooms DEPENDS on the
time OF hiJ arrival. Fer further iu!orU stnn
and circulars. apply tc
REV. c. X. NELSON, y. n,
Principal Of 8, John COLLEGE.
Annapolis, Md.
July q, ls5s-toal.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
TO THE AFFLICTED.

If you have the DIarrhea,
:" VIZ. & Bral's Dtts-e
Ii you have the Agie End Fever,
L,e Wiz; E. Pcal's Ptters
If you have the Dysentery,
U,c VIZ: & I}sal's Bi:,ers.
Ify you have the Dysrersi,,
Use Writ & Bcsl's Blt;ers
II you have :he Choi.;a N,=',us,
Use VIZ & Beal's Bi;:ers
If you havs the Liver Complaint.
F.c w.: Is Real's B!;ters
II you have bad App ;1r1
Ise WirtS Peal's Blt,ers
These Bitters are excelen, Tonic, Imr.r;-
InS strength ard tone Ia the stomach, aud nave
ieen acknowledged ~ all who have r--d them
10 excel all other Btiers IN this market. For
sale in quantiues to SUIT, by WRIT Il BEAL,
No. 20 Centre Market Space, Baltimore, Md
August 26:h, le5S-;f
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
OLD ST. MARYS
/ A n d
n 2 r . 7 o B 6 At

fTESSRS. NEALE. HARRIS S co,
sold. ~ the l.';h uiumo. 4 sII!aii crop
OF Tobacco Tor J. 81. Ching. at the following
prices: IUo EcgsheaI~ ~ $40 per cwt-onr
al S9E-one at g. an. EGez,>neAd OF ground
Zeal met llIo 5s.) al S.
IRIS Tobacco was raised on a small farm.
sold I" J. NJ. Ching ~ me. have about
-FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, situated about
iSvo rifles lfotn Trent Hall Landing o., The
faiUXent river. Of 'he S:r7:- kind as the abovr.
lPIa>'"r lamb with all tie NECESSARY
BUILDINGS, which w,li sell on LIBER
AL 1E.ItHI<.
am also au'n7rznd. as agent, 70 sell one
OF tne most BEAUTIFUL PLACES on the
PamXFnt river, containing two Hun
DltED acres Of !anI. This place IS about
NJ" miles from the mouth Il TIE river. acces
sable TO Baltimore City three times week
II commands all the iuxurieS Of the water
ash, oysters and Will fowl in their CHEST
perfection. IL a gentleman OF means Lc<ir
Gus OF BEAUTIFUL and romantic residence and
luxurious living, TINS place is unriValied-
CT terms, address
l.. W. r. HCTCHENS.
Charlotte Hail p O.
E<S- Port Tpbacco Times and Marlboro
?'anter>' Advocate copy times and send
bI!i 10 this Office
Sept. End, IeJ2-4w
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLN'D


kViiE Frtly-E'irst Session viii begin on
Il THURSDAY October Eth, 1853, aud
cad March LIST, lej6.
FACULTY.:
y. r. SMITH. NJ. D., Principles and Prac-
uce Of Surgery.
W. E. A. AKIN, II. D., Chemistry AMI
Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW NJ D., Principles and
Practice OF Medicine.
JOSEPH ROBY. NJ. D., Anatomy and
Physiology.
G. w. MILrENBEKGER, NJ. D., Obstc
tries
CHARLES FRlCK, NJ. d. Materia Medica
and Tnerap. ut!cs.
B. L. SMITH, NJ. d., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given at
the Baltimore !mGrmary, situated near the
University, and open 10 Mairicuaies Of the
School throughout tie year.
FEES. for The full course. $40; Matrcula-
ton fee $. Graduation $50; Practical Ana,o-
my SO.
GEORGE ". MILTENBEEGER,
Dean.
September 18th. ls5s-4w.
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Baltimore, Apr, 81. 1855.

To meet the constantly Increasing demand f,t
the water, the subscriber has perfected arrange.
rnents involving n :nrgc outlay Of camfal, which
will enabi. han promptly {" fil orders 10 any
amount. Tire Wa.er is bottled n, the well ia
rev bottles, mNde expressly for It, branded
"lf"Pktn~' Chnynca:", B,IurtnrF," securely
c"rked and copper wired, and will he delivered,
free of charge, 10 al parts of the ety. ana to the
several Railroad Srs;ors and Steamboats, and
viii be sold at the following prices, 10 which he
invites the attention OF The Community and the
t-ade.
TERMS
Delivered in baltimore.
Per dog 81 5O
For ore 80 Ave Gross per gross 1900 10 ref
ceui. of.
For ak or more Gross " "lS.00. Is rer
IN Boxes Of dozen, 4 dozen aud 6ioz.n each,
No CHARGE FoR PAcx.crS
10" s. cents ner dozen, $3.50 per GROSSLY
Will ne allowed for the empty bottles, packed,
al II good Order, delivered y, MY store.
Orders from tie CIT? and from distance, IT
c!osln: draft for "rvirred, will receive
prompt attention II a,i,!repsed 10
J. V'D. STEWART, Chemist,
Sole Agent, s. E. corner Hanover and Cam.
den street; EaItunor..
August l2th 1883 -3n
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RE FEE Il f y ES.

REFEREN CES.
Rev. r. FULLER. D. D., Baltimore
&" J. &. MCCABE,
' DR.. ARMSTRONG, Norfolk, Va.
DR.. VIM. VAUGHAN, Hampton, Va
Rev. T. r. JONES, Norfolk, Va.
-" FRANKLIN WILSON, Baltimore.
J. y. BROWN, d. r., Philadelphia, PA.
&" DAHL. CUMMING, Vienau. Dorchester
County, Md.
HR w. H. RYAN. Baltimore.
Rev. y. SHAVER. Richmond, Va.
- DR.. L. G. =. HOWELL, Nashville, Tenn
" r. MANLY, Jr~R.. Richmond, Va.
" DR.. JETER. Richmond, Va.
Dr. FLCMER, Allegheny, Pa.
HAMILTON EASIER, Esq, Baltimore.
DR.. SEMPLE, Hrmrton. Va.
Rev &. +. ADAMS. baltimore.
- f.. Y. REESE, R;:lumore.
Aug. 96th, lS5s-lm.
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FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS.

Isl. The scholastic year commences on the
frs. Monday of September, end closes on the
last o: June.
2nd. Boarding, with Tuition, in oil the En-
g'i<h branches, payable quarterly il advance,
$500.
Sd. No extra charge nnnde FOR Washing, Beds.
BeiirnS. Li.htS and Fuel.
ith. Pupils may enter ~ any time, il beng nm
dersinod that the churgeS Will be made from the
date Of entrance - The end of the yesr
5ih. Ii is required that each Bnarter be sun
piled with towels, table naphins, and silver
fox. ana thai --ch article Of clothing he marked
with her name III FL.
9Th. Pupils will be considered mem oers Of the
family, and they will be surrounded with the
privileges and restraints, which make home plea
Sant.
tin. Funds designed for the use of the pupil.
should be deposited with Tie Principal, ana the
manner OF disbursement mentioned.
9th. Parents or Guardians are requested. at all
times, - communicate freely, ,Aelr views and
wishes respecting their daughters or wards =
Their suggestions WI be received with due con-
sI,iera.Iur.
9Th. I.oarders Will attend the place OF Divine
Worship. des grated by their Parents or Guar
dams.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
Selma # at Cast.

EXTENDING To c!.,sr ny Business. Nj.
= sell the stock of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS have noM on hand for cost. Tire
patlic arc Invited TO give me call.
LUCRETIA FORD
Sep:eI.hor 10th laje-4w.
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PROPOSALS FOR
BUILDING A CHURCH.

Y'HE Committee TO con,rac; for building
n new frame Church On III" site OF tue
BetaeI Church. near Chaptico. Saint Mary
COUNTY, Md. W II NEE, there for that purpose
on FRIDAY. the LIST of October. al 2 O'Clock.
?. IN. Building 81 IT. BY 3G-ls #. pitch
doors. Is windows, with shutiers-gallery
Al end. Il II. wide-P. VS., with two aIses,-
pulpit and altar of modern style, Sc. Sc
"Details on the day Of contract. on and until
which, PROPOSALS. either in writing or in
p"rson addressed TO JAMES SHEMWELL,
Chaptico. will be received Materials and
work 20 be approved by Commute. and fur
nshed by builder. Paymenis-one-ihird at
commencement, one-third when covered in.
and balance when finished.
Sept. 22rt. lSJ8-2,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
A LIST OF
! \ P \ I EN- TED GER ATES,
Pe,iyfc Lind

i'lr r@%9 Is list Of the npnt~! ~t f~cn and
q
'fnS Impatient are nt destroyed
ni !hs.c1r
Gf low"
10 WELT
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SE.WE7:9RY. FOR
YOU'VE LADIES.
No. C,lRET STREET, .NT.7R
FRANKLIN SQUARE, BIT.

This Boarding ard Day School will OMEN on
the FIRSs MoEpAV IN SEPTEHBER, IN the CON-
m"'lio"s Residence which has been purchased
expressly for School purposes. Particular ~
,en:Ion called 20 liz desirable Locality, combI-
nIng the advantages Of the country with those OF
H." c!iy. In this Seminary I'D, nniaScs will he
afforded for acquiring superior Education -
Teachers md Professors Of experience and skill
viii give instruction III the various bronrhes ui
thorough Education. Careful men al aud NOR
al training, aIdel hy jidlcious uams. il the basis
"f this system of instruction. The die ,If,Ilne
wtli he m'e.h"eri, blending rl!,'.e.S with firm
ness. Manners, morals, and the disp"sIion "f
TIE heart vi. h. cU..'n,ed with u<sdu!ty. 4
regular record viii re kelt 1T the conduct, and
proficiency a the scholars, with a view - lncite
TO correct department, aud pei scvering industry
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

". r. BLACKSTONE offers himself to
he voters OF 81. .N1rs'> county as {. candi
date tnr sheriff ~ l~.ig. a. SpcI;s the vc.s-s
oi hts frictLt> aLL ~ r,I.~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
CIGAR MANDATORY.
+ o Il S a |. T..

4 WILL sell, at private sale, RwE
Il tract OF land. located on GA1EA
the Chesapeake Bay. near the iii&
mouth Of Patuxent river. ad- E2ssfA ss3
joining the estates Of Henry SewaH aud Rob
-rt Thompson. called "Pt. Cedar Point" con
tanning 40 acres. more or less. About 100
acres are arabic. ~ nigh state Of improve
nnent. and wei! adap' ed 10 the production OF
the staple cops OF the county. All the lux
uries OF the water-f>h, oysters. ducks, Sc
are at the door The improvements area
GOOD DHELLLNG, KITCHEN, BARN,
STABLES. QCARIEA.S, DC
ILRMs.-One- fourth cash, tine balance in
one, Two aud three wears. Address
EDWARD s. ABELL,
ST. lnlgoe>' p. o., Md
Cecil Wing copy q and send bill 10 thu.
Office and paper 10 subscriber.
Sept. 9th. lS.IS-'i
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ROCKATAI.S,
LIGHT CARRIAGES. &c.

With their facilities Tor manu:actur, ng
they fee! confident of being able so I.leer th..
wants OF all who may favor them with their
patronage.
Old Carriages repaired al the shoT.es, nv
tire and at moderate prices, or taken in ek
change tor pew
b." BLACkSMITHING of ali kinds.
(H"rse shoeing excepted done at their es-
;ahlishmrn, with nPalneSS and dispatch.
Ju.v - 1853
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
PUBLIC SALE

10y authority q the Orphans Court, l will
ID sell at Public sale on
THURSDAY, the ia Of October nert
Oh the Premises. OF the inte lgna:i,ls w. Lang
ley, in SAINT luie>c> District. all the personal
property of said Langley tncgroes exceptc.!i
consisting Of HORSES, oxen, Cattle. Sheep
Hogs, &c. Also, Household and Kitchen Fur
niturc. Ais" Farming Implements Of all kinds
Among the l!nrsss 10 bc Sold is splendid
cream-colored Stai!ion-Wavery-5 years
old. Also. y fine Mare AMI Cox;
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of six months
will be EFven upon all sums above So. the
purchaser giving note with security To- I've APP
proved Uy tc Administrator and bearing in
terest FIRM the day of sale. For sums II s.
and under the cash will be required. Sale To
Commence at 10 o'clock a. IL
ROBERT FORD,
Administrator.
September 10th ls5s-ts
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FOR SHERIFF.

J. THOMPSON YATES, grateful to his
friends and the public !yr the liberal supper;
he received at tue lite clc,ti 4, presents linn
-,jI a--,n - = candidate for Sheriff H. !.sy
an: RESPECTFULLY s,!ic;ts t!.rir sufirages.
Nov. -. 49,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

HVHE subscribers have this day formed
IL Co-Partnership under the name Of Du
rant & Abel, and viii continue business al,
the old stand OF Spaiding s. Duran;
They are prepared TO accommodate pur-
chasers on liberal terms. and promise 10 pleas.
those that call ON them
c. I. DCRANT,
JAMES T. ABEL.
Sept 9Th, is5s-4w.
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THOMAS BROWN,
HOUSE PAINTER.
PAPER HANGER AID GIAZ-ER.
July q, is5e-,Oet /.

Wtil DO ell kinds If GRAINING, MARl3Ll-
ING. VANISHING. CUTTING GLASS.
REPAIRING FURNITURE. &c. ct the
shortest notice aud in warkmau,;ks n.aulIer
PoSt-O16ce, Leonard TJ~n. Sd.
J,ilT .etL-a.n
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

NM. T.. ". SEABROOk.
Commissioner Of the Land Oftice.
Annapolis, Nj.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
] Nl! IrItnU,
CATHARINE HERBERT

For sale by Druggists generally.
To be had OF HleSSrS. Beam a.
Jones. A3O DUgan's Wharf.
O. IL
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4 CURE At HOME.
ONE OF MANY IN ST. MARY'S, Nj.

Baltimore, Nd, Dec lo:h. 1857
NJ Z. james l.. Hamilton: Sir: add ny
Va tc,.ju.oay, and with pleasure say. Ma
your very plerS..:.t and truly valuable mcdi-
ciue-THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
has done NOR f.r me in restoring my wasted
health than AL other remedies previously used
lci; NY own native county, st. Mary. Nd
s9rAe the" months since, with but li;tIr hope Of
ever ming as healthy As how am. My OWL
case was Dyspepsia 81 AL aggravated character.
ETcH rs headache. sick-stnunch. vertigo, with
great nrrvouS debility and depression Of spirits.
ti3ht,.rs- OF the chest, &C.. from which Lave
been relieved hy your medicine. and believe it
viii cnre any case Of Dyspepsia.
Yorr friend,
CATHARINE HERBERT.
lsinrerely believe that your mcdicine-,hp
Great Virginia Eemedy-is very certain cure
for DyslCpsi'. NY lir.e ss above named, used
your medicine, with astonishing effect.
Respectfully.
SARAH 4. SWORD,
$50 Ann street
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
VI L L n 3 L L .HTLY
OF
NEGROES FOR sac.

'NHE Subscriber IS authorised, BY the ow-
II rer, 10 offer Tor Sale very valuable
Family Of Neo slaves for te.Ins VI wears,
cvn>ISIug Of
Nrsro Woman. a-ef So Year7, 10 serve IN
I'll January lst, 1868. also he: ChrIren-
| Negro Boy, aged Is years
! Negro Girl, aged II years.
g = ~ years.
% wears.
l Negro Boy, ag~d 2 years,
'6The C"4ren each 10 serve un;,I the age OF
- years; the future issue Of the woman, ana
IKE l+.ae 0! the children, and Ike increase CT
-aid ISSUE. II perpetui'y, to serve until the
age OF 81 years.
Inc Woman IS n very good Cook and also
. very uSttu! field hand-;ap eldest Boy IS a
very go,d field haS i-'Ee eldest Girl is q We
~ capable House Sc want and IS u>.ful in
VrtOus capaclt!eS-Ihe Second Girl Is ole
eLougA t. worm Tobacco AID can do various
Q her light Jobs. These Servants hav. been
v.ry carefully brought up. AMI a,e believed 10
n -" as !cvv faults a. can be fouud in any
t.;A'iy 0! negroes. They are all sound and
healthy, AMI are sold for no fault, bur because
The owner has as many other slaves (sarvanl>
for lf,') as he can advanraS"ouslv employ.
For further particulars apply TO Ike sub
scr:ter.
D. Il. MAGRUDER,
Attorney al Law.
Prince Frederick, Calvert Co Md
September 10TH. lSIS-;:.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
THE
THE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

WILL lie re-or"ne,l IN NOIDAT. the
w .lSt, Of Oct der n"xt for fl.c n,ltn!>si''f
OF pupils. Parents, Guardians aEG friend, t.
female education generally, have grcs! cause
f1r cougrAtua;:uH in tn. opportunity Wv o.
i-c,l .: siv.r- - tilci! diH;,,.;.r- au' ward.
thoroughly f:l.t,.ci elu atiD", N;:hJut sending
chem At rad Tor tat n'.rp">".
Tac Trustee, OF =. MIR, 3 Female Seminary
haze Succeeded! J., Transferring tie French aux!
E4s!-A Academy q Map. n"SHDNMlLR
I. W III e! liz. ,uprrv'> ~ 1T NIL. Drsi,.'in-
I...er a. "!,< MARY BLADES. # IN b.!Ii-
ra2rc - tie s. hilary. F,rn!'" &"ili':,,-.'.
>in"rc 81. !: l,:Ee~ vi, >:.;"y Az se '.:va':-
gcs q: oCc uC the first s~h.r'i- II th- Union Al
....! the "X!,'.se i >.'"n ius;tUf: us generally.
IL. nESfDI3!IEa ; 4 ally q: rare -
comp: shrr,is. beng ;n,r' L ,hiy ",lu::.i and
u mort as:".abls and re-: e. mal .crs
Ms B!hUES Is, too we. known :, :c.r.r-
commentator. uay.rI II. 81 successfully :ru@nt
r,r mar: ;ae-> n =. Aiary''. lnt: b':uL .ivpr-
ltv ~ .:yn abroad a tsAstumt t Mr.. SA.
g"nr: Dr. MscC"'!ou.,h, AMI ji :: p,!a.imsl
M:;h Mai. D.>p"t.ll.cr.
Tie .u4::,uti. IA y BEAUTIFULLY situation IN Ire
s.. MAR. river. ~. site If tie o.! civ cf 81
II rys. atc-s IDLE 10y ,t-hm-baA's several tim,<
week, ~ Y,rbiav healthy, ami within c,nvr-
n."nt '',>tance Of Episcopal, Roman Catholic
AMI Nc,Ap,.:>. chu:.h"s.
/ .A,iy u the Methodist persuasion will b.
i:nme !lat"ly cn:p!nyri
Tie Sccadr.n'c year consists II two terms C
FIVE months "Ici
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
JAS. e. HERBERT. NJ. II. HERBERT.
JAS. HERBERT e. BRO.
TOBACCO AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. b Grant j. UOliingsworth SITS,
BALTIM ORE, ND.

REFERENCES
JoNa> Hopkins, rt.>.c;, i. y! yc;,ants Bank
Trueman Cross, Cashier Commercial ana
Farmers Bank.
Geo. w. Howard & Co. Baltimore.
Duer, N,rris s Co, ="
K. Hickey s. Bro,
PrnnIman s Bro. &"
Whl,ney, Cushing & Comstock. Baitim'e.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
LEo.HaRD 4'oH.N, l.uD)
JOCKEY CLUB RACES

FVHE Races over the Leonard Town Course
- will commcn.c Oh WEDNESDAY, the
9th Of Ortob.., 1853, and continue three
days.
First day. "Wednesday, the 27,h: Of October
Sweepstakes for three yrs. old, 500 en-
trance, half forfeit, mile heats.
Same day, Jockey Club purse $500, two milo
heats.
Secnnd day, Thursday Sweepstakes for ali
ages, p. T., $50 entrance, s"" m!!e heats.
Same day, jockey Cub purse $3.50, mil
heats
Third day. friday, Sweepstakes for two v:
Oils, 500 subscription, $50 forf"i:, oue
mile
Same day, Jockey Club purse $500, mile heats,
best . in D.
Tie ;;,oYc Stakes viii ci.>e the 10Th Of
September. and AL parties desiring T. enter
must send III their nominations. with the
amount of forfeits or gooi security FOX tie
JOHN A. CAVALIER,
Secretary
Esn. The above Stakes and Purses are con-
t;uc.l to horses which have been owned for six
months previous 10 the races in the Skin Con-
! gr">sicnal district.
J. A. c.
! Port Tobacco Times and Pi~nsers' Advo-
cate copy twice. and send bill 70 .Eis office for
! collection.
| Angus. 18th. lS5S--tr,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
j. j. & j. A. J.ARBOE.
c@E
9

HAVING established themselves in Leon
- ard Town for Inc purpose of carry ing
on the COACH-MAklNG business. respect
fully informs their friends and the public that
they are at all times ready 10 execute orders
entrusted 10 them. I'm the most durable and
tasteful manner, such as
BCGGLES,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
Terms, per session, payable
Ina advance.

TPo-t T"ts,co T.mea Planters Advocate,
BA.'mnrc Weekly >,a atni National Int-!li-
ksUHry give three Insertions and send bills t.
us o'ico ana paper t. the President at
Leonard Town, Nd
Selt :2r.i lS.s=ct
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30
D. Il. MAGRUDER,


Prince Frederick, Ca!ver, 60. Md.
Ser'emLer 10TH. 1855:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-15
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llb man an ibrcn @du9cn, ed6 btrte man
an oirlrm pdnn uno rdnn ans oieleil
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mel cC5 GuBUdrn5 wrldc5 cft fur pen
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orijdfn lief. mp 6te Sturrutcn tbrrr an
dCucnlmcrcu 8luatcit llno @rrid't per
1riIcno laut dufiauditcn rpr Gnbuden,
ihd1eno tbre Ndurr inctnanber lhluQcn,
mic iungG lteNc3untenc Sttere brNaten
naN tbrcm ytblina uUp iaudIeno uno
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bpf, p,idcr eten bic Sabine reryalien bate,
rtcfcn unp irjn GrifciaU bst O6erer Gee
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grOCerlen un0 rlQuOrS.
Nbtlabclpbia 0ale Slle,

TTTT Sn SCge bes eNCrmrH MALI lmb Eppfsn.
VI " preics wirb funtiettn tds JdB vrh oHrHsri
\ Smiths pale Vie" ti,r SdlitduStCnBCr $500
n A unb has blbe BaB BON lG GalignRH tur Pgcat'
N ~ 8amilten $3.50 trler. Gunben, prldc bGmtrf
= tes 9Ile 9tbraudtn mG9en peri'tert letn tdF
tdlelbs pteI cd aub immer her prtts hes W|dterdls
Rebt lfiuen rubaren euten iut dHIrrt erblttn plrb
Gine tlCne GrbpburB hes grttics let elmer 70 Brpfen
GUnlmptpn IN beftr ais ben Nrtitt III rttulren imo
tu Serfllden um i'm bem praie entNredeHe jn mdbcn
Der preis teS beirn gIle's mb grptpn Stout fur grtpa
Samtlien In @tntldlhen III 10 Cts. mr Duprnb 4ors
bon grVwn Strut uno Serth Ie b btlt1ret8 pcrratl1
Der bette 6flte Geer In Sc0es unb 5Iaiheu tcict %
6ts per GaIrne. Sctcr glrtitc mciIer ten &bHebmcr
niht ppltCmneu befriettgt wtro iurud6enrmmrn me
has Gelb iurtferidttt. 2tc QDddrGn prreen nab alien
Iteilen Ger SMet tCtenfre 9lter Se'tflun0en eHrtb
bic pC1 SifeC grmaht rrfrttu puutth bCicr9t
GI3- 80 m. G GruBblan, GdC ter @retcrtraRr nnt
Gaterngpenue III ber alIrtnt6t N1Cnt UVn U. Smibs
tfruber Smitt unt Gtdlcs) @olr Vile l9an.l-l
2ledte II. billigc 9ibsir= II, franiUiiidjc g9einc.
Srtannttbcrsfr,
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NisrenrhtnrT w. t.
Ct Gheptf @itbrr,
Chateau NarBaur
ct. juliep ,r. m.
Gterfr tine Oruts @usratt imprrtirtev anb btea8cr
2ilueurc Hrce. be Ver1p,
(29lp glr 7S Qenn'plpdnta &renuc
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M0ebl! Webi !!

2u ermaeiaten greiien gamlisrs, Grtrd unb Super
fe Mebl ter beten grants becnters r ben BanilItn'
euf unIere Rotten ,uriideenrmmen, su periauien BET
W. 8. II. %. VI. BrcpH,
Gds spn Yrat' une erntcrbNTdBs,
nate her Srllde.
u3- ant gpaarsn ptrtsn I . rftenfret absrIisfsrt.
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