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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

'N1bs good ltiIa ~ lahal haze
determined 80 h0fl oAtmvboy
aml lr ri5dm PAW" hlh1rIpt,
oh Nfilay efhIhf, ldlt N Soy
lni vfel ~ lle rlftui r4aH Ifhe
proceeds WI VI appropriated fof ihe
cempIriun oi tho 3hly Chmeh We
have here ahl VI hara lbal tbis
community anl oH heghbon h The
iunruhiinR country, Will frel public
interest enough TO purchase 40 the
good things lbo ladio. may ala for
'ale Of dis Patty They Will have
bouquets " cboige aossn 90 sale,
ahl viii haye Post OMco, and other
nice hslhs' "
litmomhu iha lolh N May. an
VT y8u gentlemen, and save your
mall hang lor tho party
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

D. T. Rail vas run over b. the
locomotive, Yesterday, near the IA.
nola Depot, FROM which be IL not
expected to rccoycr-bcing nj last
accounts very low. SO mueh ior not
keeping "a the track Paaota
MIR.
Some editors have a peculiar way
Of trying 10 make people believe
lhcy'rc smart. We rccollcc, having
seen tho above two years ago. Il
would be = blessing 10 the country
Il such editors could he run over.
instead OFT Ra,l.- Prairir Mrs.
u the News Editor had looked a,
the top II the column from which be
took the above extract be would have
seen that the Editor Of the SrW
va no, a, home. and had nothing
To do With writing the paragraph
The News man is not SO su art as he
thinks himself, when he says that he
sav the article two years ago, for
the reason tha, there Was no such
place as Pamela Depot, or any par,
cf the I. Rail laid down q, Pamela,
f,ro yearsa;o. lie may have seer
some such paragraph, but as our
Foreman only intended this one NJ
an .fpra fool, I, seems the Editor
OF the News vas picked up BY it.
rs to ''smart fii,Ors." W. have only
to remark that Mr.. Mason. tho for
met editor Of the "Ncws,n was
smart" man, bu, bis mantle, Ike
the lions skin, is too small TO hide
the cars Of his present successor /.
bu, u !, was large enough, his i'm.
polite "braying' q, his cO,cmpOra.
tics, would expose the character Of
the man ,ha, arrOga,cs to himself
the censorship ct the Press.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21
PRAYER MEETINGS.

our exchanges, from every quar-.
tee. contain notices Of prayer meet.
inss being held, daily, in cities,
towns AMI villages, AMI even in
country churches. VIII rsnOla be
the las, to fall into liacl Are n
no, to Join in the good work. Are
nc gwen Cver to hardness Of hear,
and rerrObscy Of minii'
A general revival is nov going on
IN every section Of our land, and in
this Simultaneous outbreak Of God'.
work, Ne .cc q glimmer Of .,,he
coed tine cCmine." lie, the wcrk
commence herr. a, aacc. ami bc
scp, up until We are redeemed and
diseu,hrallci
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FLOWERS

Who doea not love them those
bright gems ct tlop's coronct.
Shco the opening Of Spring, our
pretty village has been cdolcni with
fragrance, from the numerous flower.
ihg Locus,s, which have unlimited
privilege 10 grow here where they
choose. We noticed, recently, the
pcarly-huel buds Of these trees.
gently floating on the air, Ike snow.
flakes, detached FROM the paren,
stem, by the touch Of gentle rcphyrs.
and as they were waited away from
the trees to mother earth, We had a
representation Of a miniature snow.
storm.
We see roses and yiole,s. aud mn.
mcrcus aovcrs, in the nca, gardens
Of our ,cwn-showiug that their in.
ielliecui owners have good taste ia
adorpius their prcmiscs. lie or she
Who loves flowers, canno, have a bad
heart-,hcy love the beautiful Of
earth, anil consequently mus, love
tod.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

MR. EpIrcR;- i see from the cor.
tcspcndsuce in your paper ,ha, Judge
Barbndgc will no, release Judge
H,rriscn from his promise no, to be
a candidate a, the neat election. and
Is entirely unwilling to rvs, his claims
for the Office, with the people. No
one can more regre, this determine.
lion on the par, Of Judge Butbridee
than | 10, as ! think thu, the reorle
arr competent to .elec, q man cspa.
bic Of filling the Office Of Probate
Judge, and as the voters Of this
county have frequently said tia, they
believed Judge Burbridse was CON.
pe,en,, ! cannot, for the life Of me.
see why he should be afraid to ,rus,
them again. The people have q
RICH, to 'elcc, their Judge Of Probate,
whether Mr.. Burbridge 10 willing o.
not, and | therefore desire yos "a
place Judge HAaRisox's nome Ia
your columns, - the psosis's ess.
d,dsh for thu, c6ee. And I vial
II understood that he voters On Ia
South side Of the river viii csss shsis
votes for Judge ~Ilsrrisoa, noswish.
standing he csasss eOue before sheu
Is . candidate; end, have 10 dsub,
that those on the Nos,A aide Of u
river viii respond to this proposition.
Let - unite in sleesins shs uss Il
our choice, without ssfesssse y ~
sssemp, Of Jsase Bsrsudess fssv,
Ainsslf spoa ~ pssp,s, vlsAu
shey vsss N = NJ, = - asua
unwilling b ess9 ~ asvsa - u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

BE- A gentleman Of this county.
whc, w have tcassu to believe. Is
as frugal in Disbursements Of his
''rhinO." as any one else hvrcabOuts,
stepped into our office. a few DAYS
since to pay up arrcaragcs. lie had
neglected to take advantage Of our
advance terms. aud therefore had to
pay an extra dollar. as his sutscrip.
ton had run out. But, he said he
ccu6 net DO wiihous ne STAR.
cost what !, might. lie remarked
that he could e., Northern papers
blaukc, sise-for one dollar, bu,
they were not his county Paper, and
therefore Ct little or no value to
him. Sensible man. Would that
oil Panolians we're like him.
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ie' NJ paaeia IA,
Mn Fhlroh You Will plsss,
seft IN The columns u your N,
iha, the boarding House 4, M
was consumed ly Gte on The IA
Of the 10th Inst The Office, VI
communication Is no, TO give
sctIpiion Of the fire, bu, mostly
announce The fact.
When the fire was first Discovers
II had spread too far to al,cm,,
es,ingulsh H. The first su,rlu
made was to secure all lives, vlld
vas ciIcctOally done. ny ,his i,
the Tire had made such rapid prcsw
that u was with much difficulty
danger that any one could enter
building, aud consequently Il
elmcs, total loss. !, was suppeu
to have been fired by some psu~
who had entered tho house icr
purpose Of plundcring, aud ,hros
carclcs'ncss, dropped fire F; ir.|
which, i is thought the house caaea
fire. We truly s.mra,hise with i,
Rev. u d. Brown, and NJ. II. h
I'LL, the steward, in their loss, "
hope thu, all, far ard near, who ID
m interest in The welfare of Euuh
will manifcs, it by encouraging L
design to be moro energetic in bsia
ine up the school than there \
been heretofore.
Mr. liill has purchased hss
convenient to the school, aud =
engagements have been made 1.
boarding all the young ladies' u
"cte boarding thcrr, aud for !
c,hels who aay viii 10 cone i
un'r'hc 6carhug House is rebua
EUREKA.
April lil. 1858
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SouruvRS YASksss.--AN Northern

SouruvRS lASksEs.--AN Northern
paper has the following;
"Msssachu.ct,s factors say ,ha,
Southern growers are in the habi, Of
sprinklins sand in their cotton to
make !, weigh heavily. and tia, the
practice no, only dC,criOra,cs the
article, tu, greatly damages the
machinery upon which !, is worked"
II tina, is practised anywhere in
the Soa,h, NC would wager a trile j,
Is BY some settler amCngs, US from
the State Of wooden nutmegs, or
from the country where they sell
boot. pegs as oats. No Southern
grower .,ocrs to such a grovellins
trick. = Memphis Ledger.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21
The Bolton Trial.

The jury troust, in a verde, u
no, guilty in tie Ease Of the State Of
Tennessee ". Isaac l.. Bolton, fot
the mnrler Of Mcmillan. This re.
sui, surprises 10 ore, after the rcsal,
in the Ablc's case. We Eel, salts.
fed iha, whca the mob In MCmphI.
failed to hang both Of them, ,ha,
they vcSg jus, as good as cleared.
The as.abiiing citizens u McmphI.
have spcu, their time, breath aud
money for no purpose whatever, cx.
cCp,,o show tia, crime Is triumphant.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

% We are requested by r. q.
wreun, Administrator Of the Estate
Of Doctor ". J. wrenn, deceased.
to say tia, oil persons indebted to
said Estate, who do no, call on N.
s. Ward, aud settle before Court.
vii be sued, without doubt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

been 'hs happy recipient N % lushf
testimonials N fssbt shd ftspeell
especially vIish uemfsssi With be
hllahllhp ahl ellhsflhf lnsIhaslIeh
ihfbsh tul IN Viz slfcwlsf, sfslhsi
No, vhtn | havp Ima proved " ~
isfshts ~ Wy tftvluas teia'nahlw'
tlehs, ny ehlIie exemption fssm AM
uhhteamlha N dlaelpeetfsl lAhHuaee
10 reference y him Ile say ! "id
shew . disposition 10 provoke a hewss
ratief controversy ulih him ahll ~
what purpose he Knows not u'less
Anew ! Nd him mahnelel md bound :
Can he show any ppof 20 suh'lan
tale any mth IN assertion In any n
my former vhuhgs1 NJ, be- can,
hol, fm ihe only fntfel1hfd MIR
ehet he can produce 10 support such
an assertion, u . fomaik made 10
ny last communication, stating that
| consider myaplf under 10 farther
ohllgVlnn 10 ahswof any further
communications upon the subject,
unless they weie over Judge liar
fisun'a oNn name, Can II BE- possl.
bic for me 10 have him manaoloi and
bound, when he acknowledges The
fact that he hound HIMSELF Hear
what be says u lid promise Judge
nurbndse that u lw would decline
the canvass, aud wished TO run this
lime, | should hot oppose him.
Then, II hc bound hlmelf, with what
trace can he say | had him bound Y
The fact Is, " Judge Harrison
had taken that open, bold aud manly
course that he had pledged himself
to do, according to his cwn language
he would not have been forced TO the
dire necessity Of mahlng an elor, Of
wrongfully sacrificing me upon the
altar Of my country, In order 10 OK.
,fIca,c himself from the sad diem.
ma into which his inye,era,c passion
for office has plunged him and with
such ,enacity did he stout /, on,
against his own honorable Pledge,
that he never gave up the ghost I'M.
al IN my last communication he saw
the instructions Of tue citizens Of
my county to me to have nothing to
do with releasing him. Aud then,
and not until then, such a getting
down stairs You never did see and
then. US a las, resort, under the pre-.
hex, Of defining his position, seized
upon the opportunity to give me III,
nnkind, unlimited, and uncallcd. foi
scathing his own circular mos, cvi.
IDENTIFY shows. Jus, as much as 10
say, II You will no, be checked on
nor suffer yourself to be made cat.
paw to rake the Goals Oh, Of the fr,
to light my pipe, | am determined
to defeat You too, at all hazards.
Fellow citizens, how different va,
his attitude toward ne a, the la
election, TO what i, is now. Tie,
!, was when | was tickling him
what y clever fellow, great man an,
profound jmis, be made tue on, I,
be, in bis speech before lhc co,ycn.
ton: bu. when lhe time has com,
Tor HIN to tickle me, how ht h. per
formed his part, in accordance ai,l
his rromisel go fur from il, Nj
whole time has been occupied in hi
eaorts to excite popular prejudice
agains, ne, in order to secure IN,
dcfcat.
Aud now, fellow .ci,iscns. ate
sha, You have seen and heard mo,
the subject, | think SO far from throw
ias the broad mantle Of charity owe.
his fOiblcs, You will pu, the brOa,
seal Of your condemnation upon hi
unmitieatcd conduct.
J. 7. NJ. BrRBRiDGr.
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Nsafuis, April ~
lllv,f All flslfa hefs shi vltlii
lhiee iees n : ~ suef mafk
rHfaf igfelah advice. ~ n,
AfaTh Hlnehfl ~ msfI u wi pilm
8ie : shala b RbW mafhsl hfh
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ewh mssIls. la' Inslsis lAstsd
have tl's Geld 10 hlmseIl, ss~.
r,hss sffanrsmsla N NJ
ElihsuI sehsaI'lsx Ihs tsstls.
s's The n'esi Interested Ii No
l,e' y. 'hev him, snd sse,yhs1p
that The f"tIIc have flshis IN
Ne repeated, Md .te noi 10 h -
looked W ihcss .ho may hIsIs
have u 10 ibcH poser 10 aIuns,
lhe people, Who shall held eass. n
people have Ihe pousr 10 ~.
Judge llafd'On from lis ptsnlu
Judge IIufbfiier, when ne 80
cso, and ! ihInl thai ll,ey M ,
Y, and ecmrel him 10 serve lL.s
any capacity that they msy m
without regard to Tho ilclaIIa }
Judge llufbtIdgp Of any one IN
A y0rEA
April gOh, 1913,
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Be We learn BY telegraph to hi.
place, the, the Central Railroad Was
washed Away in two places between
Holly Springs and Grand Junction,
BY last Mondays freshe,.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MgNrms, Tuesday. s 7. N.

MEMPHIS, Tuesday, s +. N.
River still rising rapidly here, al
above oil the rivers reported risse|
The Railroad between here aud t.
sambia washed up in several plasm|
u viii probably be two or three web
before the trains vill be able 10 Pc
over il 10 Huntsville.
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~ oversecrs Of roals viii n|
member tina, they mus, make ,ht|
returns to the Board Of Police 4
neat Monday. i
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De- Hon. A. a. Brown, Hon. L.
&c. Lamar. lion. William Barks.
dale, viii scccp, our thanks for
public documents.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

~ The attention Of the readers
Of the StAs is hereby called to the
nev advertisements in this paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-21

NlE undersigned are prepared, No
Pamela Depot. (Basssville,l 10 -
u~sastars and repair Ccssos Scvspsss, =
TO do any work In thc line Of nlseAsnlk
ing. With nes.ue.s aud dispatch. q VI
reasonable prices. They are assiexs6
rsesivsa liberal patronage lruu Ne -
Pc 81 this county, ard vii uss their -
enst's to please eli Who nay isvss IL
with patronage.
A. J. n . Co
bssesville, April -. lass. l3.su
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vIVAkEN uP ~ No. o. ~
y, .sss 81 ,l.ss .!ls. xes.A:s1sl Z
hsnds high, fesp yVsss g, q,
loot White 70 - fesssm -. -
-. sssPr # Psss's o.
~ sus teoe ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the sub
4\ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of St. Mary's county, in Maryland,
letters lestamentary on the personal es-
tate of John II. Bean, late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same with the proper vouchers thereof,
10 the subscriber on or before the 25th of Sept
next, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit oil the said estate. Given un-
der my hand this 25th day Of March, 1858.
JAMES C. BEAN,
Executor.
March 25, Is5s-3t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
MARYLAND
Agricultural Implement
MAN NUFACTURERs.

YNHE undersigned would remind the Farsnsrv
u and Dealers IN Farming Implements that
they are still in the market with a large assort.
ment Of Plonghs in their almost endless variety.
best Of timber and workmanship, Culavators,
for Tobacco and Corn, Harrows, Straw CUT
ters of different patterns, Corn Shelters, in their
variety, Wheat Fans of the most approved kinds.
Wheat Cradles, Dewy's Patent Horse Raies,
which gave such general satisfaction last season.
Agents for Many's, Hays and MeComick's .
Reaping and Moving Machines
We have added to our large variety since last
season, some useful and important implements, {,
VIZ q patent Tobacco Weedcr, patented By
Thos. A. Robertson, OF Anne Arundel county.
Md. which will do the work Of six or eight
hands in the cultivation Of Corn and Tobacco.
To this we call the special attention Of the Gar.
mer. To new Sod Plough, or PulyeFixer,
which is recommended highly, we call their at.
tention.g This Plough is differently constructed
from any other Plough in use. instead Of q
PLAIN surface mould, there are cutters extending
from il 10 and break the sod into small pieces
These cutters Can be removed or replaced aa
pleasure. When worn can be made new at
small cost.
Horse Powers and ThreShers of various nat.
terms can always he found OF US. Among thena
the FItz improved Horse Power and Thrasher,
Potion = internal GeaEed Power and Thrasher
which suPereeeds the necessity Of the Leather
Belt.
Plough and Machine Castings by the ton or
single piece.
Forks. Spades, Shovels, Hoes. Trace Chains.
&c, &c.
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers.
Field and Garden Seed-fresh aud genuine.
10 To all OF the above, we invite me 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
ther wants for Farming implements supplied.
We can always be found at the old stand, No.
$50 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
cOTTINGHAM e. HARDIN0.
March Is, le5e.-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

Baltimore, .4ugust sth, 1857.
| have analysed for Brscoe, HIlles g. Co.,
of Havre De Grace, Nd, iour samples Of
''S, squehanna Limestone" from Wrights-
vile, Pa, taken from four different quarries.
They were found TO be free of sand and other
impurities, and to contain, besides Carbonate
of Lime, respectively from 2 TO Is per cent.
OF CarboGste Of Magnesia. The former viii
be OF general advantage to the lower counties
Of Maryland, both on The Eastern and West
ern shores, and are especially adapted to the
application on "white oak soils The lat
ter should be applied to soils which aIe def-
cieni in both Lime and Magnesia. These are,
in general, the "VOicanic Soils" Of the upper
and the light soils in the tide water counties
OF Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist Of Maryland.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from. the Orph
ans Court of ST. Mary's county, in Mary
land, letters of administration on the personal
estate of Henry L. Goddard, late of said coun-
ty, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
TO EXHIBIT the same, with the proper vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber on or before the
25th Of Sept. next, otherwise they may be
excluded by law from all benefit oi the SAID
estate. Given under my hand this 25th day
OF March. 1883.
THOMAS o. SPENCER,
Administrator.
March 25. lSiS-3t. --.---
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court
- for Saint Mary's county, sitting in Equi-
", the undersigned. as Trustee, will sell al
public sale, in the village Of CHAPFa6O,
ON SATURDAY. =.
. THE 24TH DAY OF APRIL NEXT,
tssll that propcrty-in said village, known as
j; - NEALES LOT. 3acA.H
There DO m excellent two story dwelling and
all the necessary buildings required for res
idence upon the said iot, with about two acres
OF slAhd attached thereto ior gardening aud
other purposes It's desirable location aCr
one wishing residence IN she village. Hss.
THE TERMS, as prescribed by ihe decree
are .one-half of the purchase money CASA On
The day of sale. the residue upon n credit OF 8
with the notes Of the purchaser, and
surety 20 be approved bv the Trustee.
-isiIa GEO. G. MORGAN, n.si
,L02FfRI 9aIdt3d Trustee
Mmch 80 ls5S-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

TO MERCHANTS. TRADERS AND
OTHERS.

A Ii persons and bodies, corporate ana
Ia polite, in ST. Mary'S county, who are
tr shall be exercising or pursuing any bus-
hess, or be doir an act or thing, or shall, in
the Use or occupation Of any house or place
Tor ans purpose. for which license is made
necessary by an .lct OF The (ieaeFal Assem-.
bly OF Maryland. passed at December Ses-
si6si, Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Seven.
HAPPIER One Hundred and Seventeen. ard
the several supplements thereto. are hereby
wa ned to obtain a License, or renew the
same :t'. .'tf-
Before the 10th day OF May ensuing.
under the penalties prescribed in the said Act
Of Assembly and oi the several supplements
thereto fog every iniracuon of SAID laws.
By an act passes; at the recent session OF
the Legislature OF MARY land. all persons re-
curing License will have TO apply tor them
il person. as the law requires tie applicants
'n state, on oath, the amount OF goods. &c,
they have or expect 10 keep on hand al the
principal seasons OF sale, before license can
tS obtained. , D,,,,
Sheriff.
April |, ls5S--id.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
Magnesia Lime.

The undersigned beg leave to inform the
Farmers of ST. Mary's and Charles counties,
that they will deliver at accessible points on
any of the rivers OF those counties, Agricul-
,ural Lime (either with or without Magne-
sia) at 81 cts. per bushel. Drafts at months
with interest added, will be taken. We re-
fer 10 the following letter of the State Chem
ist and solicit orders from our friends in ST.
Mary's and Charles counties generally.
BRISCOE, HILLES & CO.,
Havre De Grace, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs
April list, Is55st.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the SUBJ
-lN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, in Maryland,
listers Of administration on the personal es-
tate of Philip Clarke. late of sal county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hibTt the same, with the proper vouchers
thereof, 20 the subscriber on or before the
nth OF October next. otherwise they may be
excluded by law from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this lst day
OF April, 1853.
JOHN T. CLARKE,
- Administrator.
April 1 i, IS59-8t
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

We ofFei for ale on the xAose terms. az
low prizes the following articles. mostly OF
our own manufacture, and which we wIll
warrant 10 be OF the best quality.
DOORS. - FtsE 5gzssaSsssa
SASHES, (GIazed or not Glazed.)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
NEWFL POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
MOULDlNGS. ~r-
BRACKETS. ...rsst
HOT Red SASHES.
WOODEN MANTTES.
SLA TIE MANTT.ES.
SLATE HEAR1HS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOW GLASS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS,
W.7TER PIPE, &C.,
Hand Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for
Ceilings, Carved mouIdings and Brackets,
Panel Ornaments. Sash Weights and Cord,
Dressed Flooring. Bricks, Lime. Hair, Plas-
ter Cement, &c. find 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 West Casileton 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 bv smoke, coal gas. or acids They
have six times the strength of marble. and
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sons Interested in building, will do well to
make note of tins.
We are also agents for the bes; Sash, Door
and Blind Machinery, made in the country,
and are furnishing at manufacturers prices
all machinery necessary for manufacturing
Doors, Sashes. Blinds .NOuIdings &C., such
as.
SRUFACING MACHINES,
POWER and FOOT MORTiSTNG MA
CHIMES,
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONlNG MACHINES.
PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND MORTISlNG MACHINES, &c.
Ill Of which are warranted to give salts
faction
Ill communications will receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE o. STEVENS 4 co. =.
IL ". Pratt ST., Near Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
March 18th, le56--lv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the sub
4.N scuber has obtained from the Orph-
ans' Court Of St Mary'S county. in Mary
land, letters of administration on the personal
estate OF William Wood, late OF said county,
deceased. Al persons having claims against
the said deceased. are hereby warned 10 ex
hibit the same. with the proper vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber on or before he
9th Of October next. otherwise they may be
exelnded By law from all benefit of the said
estate. Given unler my hand this Isl day
.of April, 1888. -.--....---
JOHN II. TUCKER.
Administrator.
AnriI / IS5s-3i.