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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

MUsDER AND SUICIDE AT DEs MoINEs, Iowa.
A love affair in which two young EngIishmen
were rivals, came to a tragic end at Des Noines
on the 24th ult. James Chandler and Charles
ROssiter were lovers of Miss King, Chandler
having supplanted ROssiter in the affection Of
the lady. Rossiter saw Chandler and Miss King
walking together Sunday evening in the street,
and after shooting Chandler dead and sev erely
wOunding the lady, who fell and was supposed
to be dying, he blOved his own braiEs out with
the same revolver.
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Old Wings Leading The Democracy in beik
Houses of Congress.

/ Houses OF Congress
washngton CoHesloldence Of the Philal hia Press.
There is an evident indisPosition to follow the
lead OF TOozlbs and Stephens. The old Demo-
crats, even those who swallowed the camel Le-
compton. strain at these somewhat troublesome
gnats. heard one Of the Democrats from the
South, gray-haired veteran, say few days
ago: Under the old leaders / could 90 TO sleep,
and feel that i right, but must now keep wide
awake, or else these igHes TGiai .iA Lead me up
20 my neck in quagmires and quick sands" The
bad humor Of TOombs Is notorious. He shakes
his raven locks terribly. He is mad about the
bankrupt law. mad about Panlding; not at all
pleased with the Treasury Departments, and as
sensitive as a gll when anybody talks against
the glorious Galphins With all this he Is
fine spirit, fierce in his invectiye, sudden in his
reseniments, bit apt 70 forgive and forget He
is a cultivated lOeOmOtiFe=-aa educated Davy
Crockett; but a fire-eateT TO the backbone
saamaDdrine from the heels TO the longest Of
all his black hairs. Stephens is no lCssa curl
osity en- his side He IS all mind Though |
think he has dons incalsuiable mischief by his
report in favor of Leoompt0H, and BY his sup
POIt of the most aTistOeTatic doctrines OF our
day and time, yet beyond all question that pa
per is production of very high order of abili-
". When Jehu Jones fattened out, 10 Ste |
Phens was enirustsd the leadership Of the |
House. aud how be lei the country knows- |
You may readily imagine, however, that the old /
Democratic stagers, George " Jones, Of Tenn |
essee, Houston, of Alabama, Mason, Of Ken |
lucky, Boeock- of Virginia, &c, &c, are little
restive under tho guide of the intellectual and /
intrepid Georgian. lie is a giant. though most
persons take him at first for a psie and sickly |
school boy.
ToOmbs and Stevens are both old line Wings. |
A few years ago they were the bright paTticu-
lar stars of the Wing party South. Now they |
are the great luminaries of the National De
nocracY.
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THE LATE STokNs.-There was a terrific hail
storm at Frederick, Knox county, Saturday
evening Some of the ice globes measured six
inches in circumference Two thousand panes
of window glass were broken in the village
The hail storm did considerable damage in the
vicinity Of Columbus. Monday, at Mansfield,
the storm was harder even than here. Houses
were unrOosed, few small ones lifted from
their foundations, and the rain came down in
perfect floods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

OHIo AND KENTUCKY SrocE FOR THE EAsT-
Seventeen ears loaded with Ohio and Kentucky
stock, were shipped this morning RIA the C. @.
4 c. r K for tle New York market. Five car
loads Of fine cattle were shipped by Mr.. George
Wood. and two ear loads of sheep, by Mr. I. W.
Gill The other ten car loads were from Ken
tueky, forwarded to this point ria the L. N. &
c. y, II. Il. Fifteen car loads Of tho last
mentioned lot remain in the eattle-yard at this
point, to be shipped to morrow.-COlumbHs
Fact
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

THE RoN,S MIssIoN-In noticing the fact
that Lewis Cas-, Jr-, has resigned the mission
at Rome, and that I strong influence Is being
used to secure the appointment Of Mr.. Chandler,
formerly editor Of the Philadelphia L. 5. Ga
-eite, the Washington correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Gaseae says.
Young Cass will not leave this place with any
special credit, especially If recent rum0r should
prove well founded, that he was publicly chas-
tised By the father Of young lady for an outrage,
which deserved even more summary punish
ment. The statement is repeated here under cir
cumstances which give 1t the fullest credit and
currency.
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DoLLAR CUERENcY.-The Canadians are fast
Becoming Americanized We learn by the To-
ronto Leader tuat s2O0, 900 worth Of new coins,
struck expressly for Canadian use, are shortly
expected from England. They viii be in the
following prpPOrtiOus-SsO,OO0 in twenty cent
pieces; 100000 in ten cent pieces; SGO,O0O in
five cent pieces; and $4,000 worth of coins
in bronzed cents. One half of tie coins viii
be available in each section of the Province
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The ECLIPSE OF THE Sun IN SEPrENBER.-
Sir John Paekington has offered to place yes
sels at the disposal Of men Of science for OBJ
serving the great eclipse of the sun, which will
take place in September next This eclipse will
be total, and its astronomical appearance will be
best seen in South America, particularly about
Lima. II is anticipated that an astronomical
expedition may be organized, and in this case
foreign astronomers would be invited to join the
expedition,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

THE YOUSe GAERoTERs.-Nicholas Frant-
weian and Antoine Leite. the young barber ap-
Prentiees who assisted in garrOting Hugh Dow
ME in St Louis and then made their escape,
were arrested in Galena on Saturday. They
confessed their guilt, and viii doubtless have TO
swing for the terrible, crime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

ToLEDo NOVELTY WORKs.-The Rlade states
that Mr.. BOOdy has pretty much determined to
remove the Novelty Works now located at
Rochester. N. Y, to Toledo, and if so new
buildings on large scale viii be erected for
the Works The Toledoans have agreed to
take S22, 500 stock in the establishment, and
the subscriptions are about filed. The invest
Insnt viii prove capital one for our Asumee
neighbors.
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THE RAINY MONrH--May, 1855, is entitled TO
the record Of the rainy month A table kept at
Chicago shows that it rained on twenty-five
days OF the thirty-one of which the month is
composed So much rain in this month the
Tribune says has never been known to the Old-
est inhabitant of Illinois, in any former year
So say the 'old folks" throughout the West
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oX BENDsR.-The SciOtO River was higher
at Portsmouth few days ago than before in 20
years. The bottoms from bank to hank were
flooded, and so deep that steamer with three
loaded barges in tow rode ever cornfelds, fen
ces, DC, without snagging.
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GREEN BAY FLoUEsHISe.-Easten ship
builders have commenced operations at Green
Bay, and early in July they viii launch their
first vessel. The craft is to be loaded with ship
timber, and pass down the lakes and the St
Lawrence to the Atlantic The vessel is lit
tie over 400 tons burthen, and viii be barque
rgged.
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DRowNED.-William Francis, aged %, was
drowned at Columbus on Sunday while bath
ing with some friends in the Scioto. 1t Is sup
posed he was seized with eramp.
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Gemrral Notifies.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, Various individuals
haze been IN the practice 1T some months past OF
deposns Gals Iron and other articles Of lerchau-
dze upon MY wharf erecled upOn and adjacent the L.
> G-vcrluelt Pier IN ClcVelInd under license given
10 tlfin ly the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail R0ad Com
pony all such persons now reiure hereby noted
tat even secles OF authory heretofore eNrr ssy
Fiay gwen 70 said ktl Road Company deplst goods
upon said wnaf o. wharfage therefor been
b. revoked All par-ons ho shall Use said wharf or
any PORTION hcrent Tor busness purposes after the st day
- June, ios- without hIs obtaining authority from
AiiuTnuts IN Cleveland MessTs Spaldug Parsuns will
be- deemed trespassers and treated accordingly.
n. h COLLINS.
pauldlne Parsuls. Attorneys iel.d4w lS5
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LIoI UT nNIlIAIlof AC-s q
ELEPHANT-lf LIONS and LIONESSES Asiaiic and
Africln-2 SOUTH AMIR SILVER LIONS or Pumas
i ROYAL BENGAL TIGER JAVA TIGER-g
SPOTTED HYAENAS-l BLACK LAMA. or Aluaoa
SherE-l BURMESE CoW-l OK NUNDA, or Z1bu-i
LEOPARDS-2 BRAZIL1AN IG-ER-l SOUTH A
TIsER-2 CALIFORNIA GRIZZLY REARs-l y. A.
PANTHER WHITE COONS-2 OCELOTS. or Tiger
cafs-5 SPANISH AACAWS-l PECCAVA-a AFRI-
CAN OSTRCHESH ZEB Al KANGAROO-I
WHIfE OF Polsr BEAR-l BLACK WOLF PRAI
RE MOLF-i YOUNG ROYAL TIGER. months Old
i MUSK or Civei CAT IcHNEuAON-3 ROCKY
MOUNTAIN BADGEpS-CAfFRE LInNESS ~ 4
CUBS, one year old-PARROIS-GUINEA PIGS
-CRANES-SlOkkS, &C. Er. bcsiles 4
Colony u APES, MONKEYS, BABoONs, sc
The Procession viii enter iowa a. OF near 10 ocock led
by u. LUDWIGS Cururt Band Pro.eszor HOWEI L,
uupil Of VAN AAIBURGH. viii enter the cages with
Ions. Esers. Lelpzrds. &C
Forminute desc igii1n, see lsrge PIc.urials
Will exhibit IN tins cry MONDAY AID TUESDAY.
Iuue Isth ard I5h the s the Senaca Street Bre
Performances will cumnIs each day ~ aud p Nj
Admission . cents Chillren under years Of age
Is cents ie-.itd
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IMPORTANT SALE.
LKnnIEIN Ii . a A m NJ

NOTICE.-PE RSONAL PROPER
~ y De oans % t1c estate OF Henry HumphriCS de-
ce1sed c1nsis lag Cattle sheep Horses MagIIs Pam
us Utensils Hlrnesscs and other properly will BE- sold
Public hcndue Al the residence u deceased. ia the
TOWNSHIP q Parla the lsth day Of June ls caIen-
eng al QOc3cs a the fosan. and Nll continue dly
90 Gay ihoreaiief all the property all sold
CleEeland, Nay q, II5s. JOHN TOMPKTNS,
DIV lHff
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all whom it NAV con-

~ ccrn and especially 10 AL those owning rear or lease
hold properly bounding a uuing Meadow street in
he City Of Cleveland. Mott Is hereby given that tue
C Council OF s1d CIiy Of Cleveland did the 18th dag
o. May los By ordnance, determine to grad aecordng 10
tie established grade hle Of the O Of the CRY
Cil Engineer aud instruct under such street for
ho purse oi efeos thorough drainage of said street
The Guy River. and 70 pave said stree Wh stone
Also that the "a City Council did the sid 18Th day
o. Ay- lbs By Oruluance Determine grade according n
The established grade ou aforesaid and pave with
sUne all iaf portion Of Lisht House Srett lying between
Esst Hve rssrccl AID the C. Z. {. Rail Rosd and an
such persJls Aforesaid hereby further nOtie that ii
t il OF neglect to e with the City Clerk Of aid CITY
thelr claim claims in writias any damages whch
hey may suppose they will their real or le1se
hood te todndg abgfting said streets hv reaSo
ol such srdlg and improving, within two rom and
after The .ith day uf June neKt they will be furtver
aired from filing such claim claims from recelving ay
damages ,As,elof- J. B. HARTLEIT,
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DIED.

A, Cuyahosa Pals. On the 18Th May, Dea J. HAsILIN
a ed Is years.
IsAACC. WALKER oftae arm Of H. C. Walker : Co.,
Bufi 10. died in that city on Tie 2rh ult
For The lasttWe.vo yoars Air W had interested in
the commerce fts Lakes and DC widely ard faroTa
by known Mr. " fasaeriy resided ia Ohio
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NOTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS

~ o. te 81 CLAIR street Plank Road COM are here
hT uoil Il that sfallmcut cent Of s-ocs
sgsfr ptos % si Company qured q be paid u the
Ifesurerth rcof II the Of e Of the COMPANY In the Civ
OF cveand. OF before the 3th day OF Iuy Also
a er iustameut OF tea ceut tie 3Oth day Of sep
eube next Also another insta ueut Of ten per o.
Ga the 3h day OF November So another INSTALL
mont o; tCu oeut the sit Of Jauuar l-5g Also
ano hsf lnstameni Of ten por ceat. the 3sh day Of
rc i-9 also, smother insta sent Of per On
the @ Jay Of May ls and als another install eut Of
lea per cent on the 3yfh day Of July, ls5g
By order q the o-ri- L AY EkILL.
May 2slll. l1e- Scc'y and Treasurer
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Miuinrrp,

MILLINERY GOeDS.-MORGAN
4LL ROOT daily receiving from Manufacturers
anI Auctions lass sssortmeat Of Millinery Goods and
opening
100 Cases B0unets, all varieies,
so Cartans French and American Flowers
Boxes RucheS;
And all the 1linHtia Ladies Hea-ecar which will be
sold wholesale Retail at ish rv low prceS IN
accgrdance with the tines az the
a2l CITY MILLS STORE
HiO THE LADIES.-We have lust
Il received large and choice os OF new ibbons flow
ers, Featlsrs 9hd some choice and materials
hner Bonnes all ofwhick have been bought
end vii De sold al 3 LESS FHA FosNER PRICES.
Cal eary and make selection while the
complete AZ SHAW 4 Co.'S
aece IL Superior 81.
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GegaI Notiffs.
sHEEIFFss SALE

PY VIRTUE OF A Fl. FA. ISSUED
IL from the Court Of Common Pleas ol Cqyhogl Corniy
az tbs suit of J. u Cummings 81 A. vs. Michael conner
erected and delivered sha ereose 20 public salea!
Chanplsin streets ia tks CITY Of Cleveland il Cayhoea
County, on The ID day June lets al looccck A. NJ Of
said day The oowing described property % VII stock of
Groceries. consisting of Tea sugar &c Terms, cah
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CASH FOR WOOL
ME WOULD INFORM MER-

y tAdhls arc engaged buying
Wool that We ure pre- Jared 10 ake MORE LIBERAL
CASH ADVANCES. compared with the Gust, than here
tolurc on W0ols delivered n our Depot.
Gu advantages for seilns all such-Our grades beng
well ard iavoTahly ka0vnihat think Tequite no
eunen 30 convince all who hive W. o t. dispose Of ht
IS Tor their interest 10 secs market through the medium
which we oer. That 10 the cousignOr several
times our teie question, and promise
undivided aiten ION 10 those vino faYor heir pa
age GOODALL CO,
81 n
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Amnsements,

.ae,nenl oI tle CELEHHATED MAkIINEIIl
BLONDIN TROUPE, Late Iayeis)
Wednesday Evening, June 2d,
Wll be periOrmed
TWO PERPENDICULAR ROPES
By the MARTINETI BROTHERS and BLONDIN
FiTst Tine OF NEW BALLET
THE ISLAND OF NYMPHIS
ZOE GILBERT, Queen Of the Nymphs
To conclude with the Fahy Psniomine. Cor the Last
Time,l q
RAOUL,
OF, THE MAGIC STAR.
cd 90 s- s -ss r
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WOOL, WOOL. WOOL!
PAINT BRANCH WOODEN FAC.
TORY.

NVHE Subscribers. thankful for the LIBERAL
nj patronage Uf the past year, respectfully
inform their friends and the public that they
Ia are pr psred, with increased faril-
NsEsxY~ ifies. 20 GIL all orders III their line
WX with proinptness and dispatch.
sesrxws They are prepared TO execute
all orders Tor HeGry Pulled Keysey, Sfriped
Liasey. FIans.el, Family and Ssrpaat,s Blank .
cts, Stocking Farn, Se., upon the nsu Il terms,
or as low as the same goods can be had else.
where. ts- 81
o. Wool taken to be manufactured or TX.
changed for cloth will be received By the ioI-
lowing agents: ~
BELT & BOWIE. Baltimore. --
SAM1 ANDERSON. Governors Bridge,
Anne Arundel county.
THOMAS LEiSHEAR, Ellicott's Milla.
GEO. ID. LATCHFORD, Annapolis juno
ton. - sEs
GEO. w. WILSON. Upper Marlborough:
WIN. A. QUYNN. Nottingham. s.
The subscribers solicit the patronage Of
their former customers and all others wanting
A coon ARTICLE AND a FAIR RETURN
FOR THEIR wool. pledging themselves
to execute all orders faithfully.
r. & J. FAWCETT,
Colesville, Montgomery Co..
Maryland.
May %. ls5S-2mos.
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LUMBER AND SHINGLES
SUMMER GOODS,
IS
PEBLN SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Hoy virtue of an oder from the Orphans
~ Court Of ST. Mays County, aud in &C
rOrdamce with authority under the last will
aud testament OF John GFrenwell, laIe Of said
county, drceased, the subscribers will sell al
the court hansed oor.,n LEONARD TOWN.
between the hours of ) and 5U'clock, p. NJ.
o" TUEsD4X. tAe ooss day IF J'ay 'e1',
oil tina, tract or parcel OF land of which the
said john Greenwell died possessed OF. anG
now occupied by Alexanjri Higss. jr. as ,e
nauf. called and known bv the name OF
part OF HOPrON PARK"
and containing. or said 10 contain. one hun
dTed and three acfeS. more or less.
The said land il well located in healthy
arighboraood, within three miles al Leonard
Town. and about one miie from naviCaiion-
IS well waleFed with sufiiciency OF wOoG
and timber thereon, with a SOIL inferior to
none in the county a PoFtiun OF which has
been lately nanuTed. and Is very productive.
The buildings are small but mostly new
and the fencing good. Weinyiie those wish
ing 10 purchase % examine The premises, as
more desirable place is rarely 10 be met
with. '-f@Sss II
THE TERMS required, will be one third
sash on the day Of sale. the balance in two
EQUAL iustalments of twelve and eichtes n
month, with interest added, 10 be secured by
bends with satisfactory security Possession
win be given on the FIRST day of January.
81 ,~zsa e BENZ. c.. HARRIS. go
- % E'NE JNO. A. CAMALIER.] &,
Executors of Jno. Greenwich. deceased. +"
Juae tTih. lS5e-ts. - s'Sns - ~ l@
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FIRST PREMIUM
c brfsb ins 90 afbine.
LINTON'S
As'0ss Cleared Thresh iRg sIEss-
ChSMeS.

VIE superiority Of this machine was fully
= tested and proven NJ the late gasr vi the
Maryland Stale Agricultural Society. when
u entered into c0mpefition with Is different
kinds Of Horse Powers and Threshers, and 10
which, after 4 careful examination by the
Judges, the First Premium was awarded. -
THIS machine u driven by iron rods IN place
OF bdnd--no aIme Is lost in stopping TO fix
bands, and u - warranted 70 ou: -thpssh any
other n,schine-in short, ], is the very best
IN the market. IL will thresh at fair ira,
from IS 10 100 bushels per hour.
This machine is known as LiHfon's IRON
Ge0yed Machine f1cltOR's Pafen1-is made OF
the best material-wananied 20 give salisfac
ION, and is well known in the lower parts of
Maryland and Virginia, TO be just such an
article a. we recommend
Price-N0. IA Horse Power and Thresh
er aud Separator, with plated bars; finishe,!
in hest styie-deliyered on board of vessls in
Baltimore, $50.
No. 90 Horse Power and Thresher, all
complete for ihreshlng. &l65.
No. SIS Horse Power and Thresher, ali
complete, with Straw Csrrier. 5000.
Last season we were unable 10 gil all our
orders-all, therefore, who desire this ma
cisine viii order early, or they may be dissp-
pointed
90. Also Montgomery C Bsuhor's eelebra-
ted Donl1e Screen ROcknrdy Fan, furnished to
order.
All orders by mail. or Otherwise, promptly
attended 10.
Office and Warehouse,
No. Isl N, High Street Baltimore.
June 8, lSJS,-ly.
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BLAK1STONE'S
PrA,VlEIIO NJ

The undersigned, Of Washington. having
saken- this pOpalaE samnscr resort for the "a.
Sun. 10 n0w .pFepaFed corrective guests. The
PavIliOa 10 too well known 10 the citizen uf
So. MgEyss. 70 require paFiic liar description
igtfis place. Go0i .Rafhing fixtures, .,leas-,
ant aud cosagloiious eli snihrr accoassnoda-
tons, spacIou$. dining aad bathrooms, with
a vFanda oil nssariy one hundred feet fronting
the liver view. and bowling SAIGON will
Contribute, % the enjoy ncn; and recreAtio.s of
his guests has table will be- suppl,rd with
ailehe To- rs 81 the water in season, ample
provision having been made for constant
supply Of these articles. HIS bar will he
stocked with the choicest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. FIRST. rate cot.llIOn music. eli
gent servants, and every attention necessary
for the comfort and pleasure Of his guests are
pHsIni,ed 70 all vino viii give him call
Those who are fond OF angling wall ALWAYS
tai said and fishing boats really for their use.
The fishing 10 very hnp.
Terms. 81. 50per day OF any fine less than
q week; Ter week or more 81 .25 per day.
: ItAs the intsntioH Of the Prppr.etor 10 ce!c.
hrale TIE 4lh oi july on. Tuesday. the 9th, by
ass. spe~k A. ID A LII.
ana every Tuesday fortnight thereafter, there
viii Be ball II the Pavilion.
~ Persons vlsinfie The Pavilion by land.
can have their Hu SIS accommodated, tue
Proprietor having made arrangements with
that ,EieiEr- he E-specIfiIiiss svIieiis tie pa
lrsaa4r Of TIE, citizens 0f ST Mary's.
II. ,. MARSHALL,
80. Proprietor.
Juis {. IS5e-ies.
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SOLE AGENTS F0R
KETTLEwELLS MANIPUL'D GUANO


This most valuable manure was first brought
out under the name Of Reese Manipulated Gu
ano, bu, was originated by John KettlewelI,
ESQ.,, Of Baltimore, and manufactured in his
works by hrs machinery, which he has row Ia
ken charge Of himself, and Is engaged on a very
extensive scale. We especially beg leave to call
it 20 the attention Of tobacco growers-as il has
superseded ell other misunderstanding a much
heavier and richer plant than that grown from
the Peruvian. We deem any further comment
unnecessary, bu, will submit the following names
for references.
RP. ATKINSON, Dinwiddie,
II A. WINFREE, ChesIr.
R WILLS, Prince GeoIgc's.
T. 3. DYSON, NOttaway.
Mai. Il. n. NEBLETT, Nottoway.
J. w. Cook, Beifed.
y HARRIS brunswick
w. NJ. GILL, Dinwiddie,
o. p. HARE, Prince George.
J. w. REESE, Rel6eld.
DR.. II. G.. HUNT, Greensvil!e.
Il. SMITH, Lunenburg.
Persons ordering direct or through their Com
mission Houses will please specify KettleirsH's
Manipulated Guano--the original and genuine
article.
No. I, per ten of a,OOO lbs, s45.
40
Put up in good strong bags.
JOHN KETTLEWELL,
Or,
q. OBER. General Agent,
No. 8 B0wiy's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
May Is, 1883.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the sub
~ scrIber has Obtained from the Orphans
Court oil 81. Mary's county. 10 Maryland.
letters iesiameniary, W. a on the personal
estate of James Long. late of SAID county. de.
ceased. Ali persons having claims against
the said decreased, are hereby warned 90 ex-
hibit the same, with the proper vouchers
thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or before the
il'h day of December next, otherwise they
NAV be excluded by law from all benefit oil
the said estate. Given under my hand this
10Th day OF June, 1858.
JAMES LONG,
Executor.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-08

% 5O0,OOO Feet oil Lumber and 700. 600
sDs SHINGLES and f.1ATHE:S Tor sale.
We rail the allenlion ofpromp, buyers TO our
large stock OF lumber oi NJ. grades. quaIlries
and sizes. We will cur White Pine bills to
Us,.er and iuFnssd Sash. Door Frames, and
Planning AT Mill prices. Apply at 49, l. g.
street wharf, or c0Fu-r Of EuIaw and German,
streets. sf 80 az s8E@ EFEF
go. - BURNS s SLOAN
9tsbxs = Baltimore, Md. ?
July I. 1853.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-08
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nAaPrlieatlon Geo. @. Mosgza .administfa-
ryfs Co., deccased. Il i orIered by.the Coast,
that the said administrator notify the creditors Of
the said deceased, to file their claims against the
said deceased is the Register Of Wills Office on
or before ;he Sd Tuesday of July next for dlvi-
dend, and THAI this order be Published in The 81.
MaryS Beacon once week until the said 3rl
Tapsany i'm July next. Teag-=-.a lE 9E4g I
90 a yssa 1T. M.nRAEEY,
81 ,saseea7 81 Resi:tes Of Walls.
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