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- FOR hkNT--We have for rent an
si&l exc iIent ROOM, over aar stors. suitable f;r
-iuRle gentleman.
Nlie tTCARTHT r eON.
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fhAch fUTIc,
RICH'D G. FARLEY,
HENRY 3 WILLIAMS
JAS b MARSHALL.
20. .PARTNERsHIP--We.i the undel

4 NU-PAhINEhShlP.- we, the unuoS-
~ signed, do this day enter into Co tnership 70
carry on the Cabinet and. Undertaking Runnee5u an
WM g SALLIE.
WMfCHANDLER,
Deoe,ober 1853. JOHN sALLIk
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ifMIr T. II iRTiFS or
TIi.sS H BuOGk ENB%0UGH.
Ia---'s A. HI Aropt = bezvilln Z Co.
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Vice presiient Breckinridge was In Cincinnati.
on Monday.
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ID q ,j.s 5yss Ehs old Southampton Apple Brandy
-11 ''ffstsd) IN store and iOr saIa by
-Fl9 F1fTS. FARLEY 4 co
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DIssoLUTIoNo. %.
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

|
| CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-Ths
sibscrhers have this day associated ths,nselvss
s' s4sR .R saa s ..a sGrros s
s9ndse'ins aESEsaL c5hMIssiJsss M 81 ss'D1ss sGsf {.
FLOUR. WHEAT. I0sACCO. CORa, and a,i kinSs
WINES. CIGARS. &C. &C; duano, Plaster. Hay sHd
Lime. TX cH sSrrSss:: ssTSTrTSs:1a
Richmond, Jan. 18th. 1879.
A CARD.-To all those who have ba.
slowed their patronage upon the undersigned 6or
the pas. five years, he desires to return his thanks
ard respectfully soiicits for the Eew rn contipu.
sales. snd prompt return Of proceedr
Richmond. Va. Jan 18th. 1879. 70 les5.acss.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH sToeK.
WATKINS q FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
sp, II l. II IL y Z, GOOD
Adjoining the stand of the late firm of Price 4
watkins. and three doo7s from Messrs.
kent, Paine Co.
CO-PARTNxRsHIP.
ass hsvs ths asy
nSn Ior .ns parp,ss OF conducting . general
STAPLE AND FANCY
DIX GOODS s Blu 8 In ESS.
in the elegant new building, I59 Main street which
has Just been be en- i, erected Ct for our use:
purpose to open in these light and spacons wars.
rooms room q complete aud entirely NEW STOCK or
DRY GOODS. selected especially for the REST Glass
will not be surpassed in this city. Our long sxpe
rence, both in the Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
chaseschiey for cash. in large quantities of maru-
tacturers or their agents, viii furnish us with faci.
irons especially, who have 50 liseraliy rncouraesr
US 10 our late business connections with all kinds
Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Of the nrsr
QUALITY aud NEWEST srYLE, and at prices which can
not fail to secure the patronage Of the closest and
most discriminating buyers. While all the depart
H0UsK FURNsHiHa GOODS.
PLANTATION FABRICS.
Ing f. ktssAsH e. sfEks EIsas' AND Il DRESS GOODS
AND SUPERB LAcEs.
MANTLES AND sHAWLs
wlll receive especial attention Arrangements with
importers IN the large markets, will enable ms 10
furnish in store and at short notice all the tasteful
soFELTiks. asthey appear in the country. Many
wholesale houses for which Couptry Merchants
have an increasing demand. and such Goods also A.
are required by Commission Merchants for the far:
mers viii ba furnished at small advance upon the
cost of production. VIC respectfully solicit the po
tronage OF all CASH and punctual credit buyers who
Will Dc expected 70 settle their accounts semi-aunu
ally as this system 10 now conceded to promote the
interest of both buyer and seller. We hope by
selling SUPERIOR GcoDS AT Low PRICES and a prompt
and attention TO business. to merit the pa
tronage OF the public.
WM. P; MAYO, Esq. long and extensively known
az a member OF the late house OF Binford, Mayo
Blair. s interested in business and will devote
20 1t his valuable services.
JOEL b WATKINS.
Of the late Grm # Price Watkins
JAMES FfCKLEN
OF the late firm of Hoomes, Fickler
Wallace. Frederickshurg.
January ist, 1859.
A CARD.--it will be seen by the above.
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IsSy~ Ho! ALL YE All

E Ho! ALL YE DYsrEPTIcs - All
who suffer from Headache Giddness. Nervousness.
Low spirits. Dimness OF Vision, Bad Taste in the
Month, Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidity.
II heartburn. Costyeness. &c, Ac can be promptly
restored to health by the use of BAKERS CELE.
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERG.
For sale by Messrs. Fisher Winston, Druggists,
Richmond, Va. de Ats
k@~ THE BEST CogGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup In the world is Hsrts-
This artIcle il nrsnared Nv ~ ehamis, and T. rro
aouEceG by medical men, and those who have rsed
i, TO be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
oatarrh. Bronchitis, Hoarseness Sore Throat from
cold. and preventive Of that lion Of diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who sing should uss Ii. 1t Is PHEASANT 10
the TASTE softens clears and sreng thens the voice
siays all irritation OF the throat and lungs aud pre-
vents taking cold
Bottles 70 and 10 cents aud 81. Bold by all Drug
yists Ia Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. aud gil
towns In Virginia, oe Io-em
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as FOR kk&T--A dwelling house on
g, lS,h street containing several rooms and 9th
- a6yAutag2s, water en- the pseas,s, suitable for
,14 tsmiiy, srpy 90
u EACH0. l4th street
Q. r-N- Near kxrhaBsc
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SOCIAL CaRIsTIANs.-Parlors have been fitted I'D
in the basement of DR.. Aiken's Church at Cleves
land. Ohio, with piano, sofas, &C., and social
gatherings are held in them for the promotion I
better acquaintance and more intimate symps.
thy among the members of the church and con-
prpOetiop
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AN OLD LADY Miss AmeiiaRcss aged III years,
died last month In England. She lived in the
reigns ofliye sovereigns. One hundred years ago
her parents settled with her in the town of New.
townlmavady, aud she lived there to the day of
her death
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
w TKINH & FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEALERsH

sPLENDiD NEw sfoRE. lss MGfS sfRExr,
adjoining the stand of the late firm of prica a
watkins. aud three doo7s from Messrs.
Kent, Paine 4 Co
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A CARD.-To all those who have be-
slowed their patronage upon the undersigned for
the past five year,. he desires to return his thanks
ard respectfully soicits for the Eew firm contpn
alton of their favors promising ST. let attention 10
saes snd prompt return OF proceeds.
G II SUTTON.
Richmond, Va, Jan 18th. 1859. 70 l-d6tAcsss
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eos aang AND SALE.

Sa FUR hENT-The house on French
ks,s Garden Ull', owned and cccr pied by the late
F..sa.a " Fl. DgR3v, containing Ioofas closets
Cs. sAtDTcs Husp}c aCce n,Dlcdations .cr servants
,.r.r or. g!ia prgu}s = auf otter co;vex.encpN-
sss .s'lt ir q Sarge isiN.y Possession given imm"-
j. ,trl-. / ,g }Uf, her iutlTnation. apply to
EACUO, Genl Ag't
&. ~t earl 81 near Ewrb4ugn
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CO-PARTNERsHIp

we. me subscribers have this day formed a 60
paftnership, under the firm of WATKINS 4 FICR.
in LEN TOT the purp9se OF conducting Q genefal
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
Terms and Conditions.

II Is estimated the work will contain twelve
hundred pages, and viii be furnished 10 sub
scribers NJ $1,000 per cupy.
AdNeEtls em"nls will be- inserted ut from
5000 TO $4,000. according to space occu-
p'ed-eyery right hand page being devoted
To advertisements, and so arranged that par.
ties can occupy one-tcnth, one fourth. one
hall, or whole page rs they mas desire,
At propoTlionaie prices
Names are inserted, under appropriate
business headings, AT - cents each. which
~ designed 10 pay. IN part. the expenses of
collecting the names. and Tor 1000 copies
OF the book, which are 10 he distributed graf
uilousy IN all the Hotels. Steamboats,. Sc,
in and about the United States and the
Publisher embraces t.I> opportunity To add,
that h. has found. in the States thus far can
vassed, most commcndable willingness on
the part OF business men 10 aid hun IN the
enterprise. winch IS Acknowledged by all TO
he Il laudahle one. and that such book has
tong been needed b. the business commune
".
The first volume will undoubtedly reach n
circulation oi over $1,000 copies. and the
second much larger circulation. A. II will he
tnEch enlarged and improved hy valuable adj
diuunS winch II y designed ia make
n There have been 500 subscribers already
Obtained IN III Gay 81 Boston alone; and il
I is confidently believed that II will exceed four
times that nhulhcr.
/ The Publisher personally superni"nis the
o. cuipn Of III" work 50 that nothing but
+ the best Of material Will be used upon H.
I Looking 10 the business community for
such and and encouragement as IS due the
entcrpri>e. the Publisher icc!s confident IN
ensuing the p"hIicatian o: the work rs early
as the first of March. 1850
EDWIN DEVOE. Publisher.
October II, IS5S-4t
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TIE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMIN AIRY

" ILL bc re-npeRS oa -fOTD-fT Ill"
w 18th Of oct.,trr mex, t.T tl.s a.lnil>.i,',
# pupils. Parents. Giargiiasis ard fFiv,sl> I s.,
female .s1.sicailan generally have great cai'.e
for crf1gratu'atiou IN the opportunity how Of
icrtsl, II giving to their daughters ani wards a
tlagouahly finished education, without sending
thein abroad for that y irposc.
Tue Trustees Of -. Nary'S Female Seminary
have succeeded in tran,icrrin. the French and
English Academy Of MAD. DESPOMMIER
now under the super isiuu Of Mad. pcSpom-
n'ieT and Miss MARY BLADES from Bal;i-
mere to the 81. Mays Female Seminary
where Young ladies will cni,y NIL The aslvanta-
res Of one Of the first Schools IN the Union nj
half the expense Of Sach institutions generally.
MAD. DESPOMMIl.R i lady u rare az
compltahmcnis. being thoroughly etlucated and
OF most agreeable and refined manners.
Miss BLADES is too well known tn require
coramendaton, having most successfully taught
for many years In ST. Mary's. and being favor
ably known aLrnad as assistant to Mr.. Sar.
geant, DIR. MacCnllough, and joint princip9i
with Mad. Despommitr
The institution j. beautifully situation on thg
81. Mary's river, the sile Il the old city Of II,
Ma. = 1t. Is. Sl.E. la.s Se.eral timG
a week. pruverbiallv hsalthy. and within crpve-
nieut distance OF Episcopal, Roman Catholic
and Methodist church's.
y lady of the Meriruiist persuasion will b,
immediately employed.
The academic year consists Of two terms o
five months each
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TCI THE
Southern Literary Messenger,

4 me OF THE CHEAPEST PuBLICA-
" tons IN the country. Two volumes a
year each containing AT least 4c0 pages, in
neat style, with fine cover, and Advertising
sheet. The two volumes furnished fer onfy
THREE DOLLARSa year, For the wear
ie?~. Twenty slxIa and Twenty seventh
volumes
In issuing the Prospectus of the Twenty
sixth aad Twenty, even;h volumes OF the
SOU THERNIlIE MESSENGER.
commencing wih tie January No the Pro
pFIeiors beg 10 assure the public that no ex-
ertions will be RENTED on their part to main
tam the high character OF the work, and 10
challenge the ra;EC mage OF all who value
sterling literary merit. For twenty three
years the Messenger has endeayored 10 re-
liect faithfully tIe southern mind. while dis
daning all narrow aud sectional views. and
has been alone among tie monthly pcriodl-
Gals OF America IN defence Of tn" peculiarly In
suiuiiOns o: the southern country. To this Of
nee II vii! SiI.l be De so;.d aud wI,l be prcrnpl
To rope! assaults upon tie South. " hetherln"y
come under the spec lOu> garb oil fiction or ~
tho direct form Of AaiI-slayery pamphlets
At this critical Iuncure. while our enemies
are employing literature rs their most pcien
weapon ui attack ;he southern people surely
Will not WITHHOLD their encouragement from a
work whose aiui II shall be 10 siiihe bows IN
their defence.
The Messenger will rs heretofore. preseH;
IFS readers with news, Historical and b.
ographlcal Sketches. Novels. Tales, Travels,
Essays, Poems, Cutques. and Papers on the
Army, Navy, and other National subjects.
Nnh n view 20 I:sure large circulation
of the Messenger. the PToprelors have r.
duced the price of subscription, which u now
only THEE DOLL ItS per annum. in AID
VANCE. or -Four ID 1ars il not paid before
the Isl Of Jelly ~ ans year.
CLCRS-'enuiiIng US Fifteen In one let
tel. Will be entitled "a SIX Copies.
The Editorial and Critical department OF
the Messenger viii continue under the charge
ut 10. II. THaHPsns. Esq and viii embrace
cop'gCS {, ties GA current literature. a1d r.
views - all new American or Foreign works
OF gen"fa! interest," ard value. The EduJr's
opinions vii! be always honestly and tear.ees-
IL av0wej.
The Business Department j. conducted b.
'he Undersigned. 10 " hom al communications
~ business nafure must h addressed
MACFARLINIt. FERGUSON & co.
Law BuIlding. Franklin S., Richmond, Ia.
May 10, 1855.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
CIGAR MANrFACTOnY

EOSETH DAVIS & 60. nave e,rabli%he,
~ them."iyr> N Leonard Town for tht pur
pose ul carving on the Manufaciory ct CT
gars. Al "ries, ~ th.ir hne. wholesale Of
retail. vii te filed w!,u despatch aud NJ the
lUw ct prices.
Their cigars are made OF the very best ina
terlai, and 81 imported Havana tobacco.
They respectfully solicit share OF public
patronage
Sept lth-L
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
REIL ESTATE AND GENERAL
AGENCY
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTSER-
SHIP

'sfHE coPariner,hip. heretofore existing
Il be;weeE DaNkIns. Dorsey < DEM. Head
oi ~. Clements Bay. has been dissolved b.
mutual consent, ". l. Dent rIhdraw.ii:.,
i'om the iran. DawLins and Dorsey, ar
authorized 10 sc,l!e the business Of lie old
iirra.
The Business a. the same stand will here
after be conducted by Dswk!ns s Dorsey.
"ho Eeinrn their sincere thanks to the putl.c
lur pas, iagors aud >Ulict. co.t,nganre 81
IN" same. They are now engaged in open
ing their stock Of new Fali and Winter
Goods. which they viii sell low for cash ar
produce or 10 prompt customers. The
public are invited 80 give them call.
DANkINS & DORSEY.
Head 81. Clemens Day,
October 2!si lS5S-n
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
roR RoAD SUPERVISORS.

JOHN Il. BOU-ES. thankful for the li6-
eral support BE- received a, TIE late election,
again presents himself 10 the voters Of Leon
ard Town D.Strici as n candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully so!icfs the sup
POT, OF his friends aud .elIow-cu.zens of he
district.
Nov-26, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TO AGENTS AND ADVERTISERS


DERSONS Indebted 10 me individually OF
t. Ii" late iiun OF Joseph Morgan s. 10
will pleas come forward and settle Their in
dchic,Er>S wi"uut further DELAY shall he
AT the Uaon l.5'a. every TUESDAY UNI my
business j. cio--d. A.laccpun:s wi,uour d..
t.nriirn. MT settled before November rgnr,
wal b. placed ia The hands OF an officer for
Collection.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
October i4;h lS5S-G
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
% EiVidcnG.

SAvISas IssTITCTfox !
Dr"nlar 3l-t, 1858.
hes this day been declared
~ tn cll,i,a' STICK uf this
at twelve months, payable
y tie 10Th DAY Of Janua-
|iES e. GEE"NwEI.L.
4 TrvaaircT.
\ %, or tisis Dividends will
,rnt their Certificates of
sr,r. lansr from a distance
afaI', viii please name tho
,,cs aud siiuult owned b.
=. G. q.
Il.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
EsoBENsO1'S
N.{.TIPEL.4TED
e. u q II db5

TaVTlIS CNEQ EALED FERTILIZER.
u composed o. one !llii best PERI \ I'm
GUAND. one hail tine GROUND BONE
and the hc.t pIlO$i'ilATlr GtANO, IS III
condition ior iwurGl,tr use, being prepared
by Il new and improved machinery, b.
wh,rEf means the most perfect combination
- effected. reducing al TO a Uniform liIe
powder; AID To- application by drill or other
WIS.,, II !, ~ III ;!Ost parect order. And |
have no aeNfN'iOn ~ say ing. that Tor al
crops Il IS 'q,.al 10 anr fertilizer eve. c!!ereu
60 th" iarm.H2 community. The qWdiI'y 'CiU
be Kept potec.iy myorR in AL casts. aud
WAi;tAA TED 10 contain per cent al
AMMONIA an! - 80 - per cent. Of BONE.
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. II ! put up ia
good bags, weighing about 80 ib>. each
Purchasers VIII please notice. lhat the name,
+. ROBINSON, IS branded Oh each bag
none otaer - genuine
My long experience in the trade, and the
general satisfaction heretofore gwen by all
Guauoes sold by me: VIII hope. be- a
guarantee that tie article now offered viii BE-
as represented. | Will also keep constantly
On hand tie best PERU WAN, MEXICAN
and other Chances. which | will sell a. iow
as any house iu Ill, CIV
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
Nos. A - 9 HEoE9insV ortiz street,
Near Prd!: street Ilirt.
BALTIMORE.
Jan 9th. ls59-im.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
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20 CREDITORS

hy given tl1t the snbscri-
talneI from the Orphan :
county, IA Maryland, let
- on the personal estate Of
~, late ot soti county, de-
having cloimg against the
creby Sarnei to exhibit the
r. vouchers thereof, 20 the
efnr" Il = ruth of Jely 1859,
/ b. eNrI.ried ~ law from ali
s,ttte taiyen under our hands
kuarv. l-.ll
Inn !: THOMPSON,
l.. LANGLY.
Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
DISSOLUTION.

'E'HE Co-rartncrs"lp heretofore existing
between The i.fn Of Spa!diug & Durant
IS Tia --y ai.so."ct - mutual consent. All
persons indebted 10 tie tate fisu are respect
iH.'y requested 70 settle their accounts with.
orl delay. with either uf itc under. ;zned.
""o are aulhoHzed 70 Syn ,ae name 81 the
SAID Ern ~ settlement.
g. 7. SPALDITG.
Z. ]. DURAST.
LEONARD iowa, Sept lst. 1858.
Sept Oh, .&5e-4t,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

Interested are hereby no.i-
undersigned ComsnisaIou-
h IN order III The Circu.t
rs county 10 open a pub
loot 81 N",ley Hall HILL.
the lands Of DIR. Jsmes
Miles, VIM. II. Thomas
plowden 20 a pubic road
lch's, leading 10 the public
VIcomicn lGiyer. viii meet
lIey Hall I'LL on Nednea-
br'iaFy next and proceed 10
omission.
Iued this 2sth day Of Sep.
I'LL. !
/ l.. Comm sion'rs.
i ID,
500.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

= iOrswarnei from tres
Il 2 80 gun or othsTwiSc
sly rs'ai. called ''Cinira. :"
a"tomac and lying between
,uIg" l'uib,s aud the late
IIin~i eFcry and nj such
wall be- rgId!y enforced.
II ARD J.. HAYDEN.
i y -lu.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
A CURE AT HOME.
ONE OF MANY IN ST. MARY'S, Nd.

Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 10th. 1857.
AZ II. James l.. Hamilton: Sir: / add my
va testimony. aud with pleasure sav HAT
your very pleasant aud truly ya',ilile ncdi-
cuc-TllE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
has done more FIR me IN rcstoriu- my wasted
health than al other remedies previously used
left my own native county. st. Mary. Mi,
some three months since. with ba, ltt!. hope #
ever being as l"althy as now am. Ms own
case WAS Dyspepsia II al aggravated character,
such rs headache, sicli-st"uach. vertigo. with
great nervous debility and depression "f spirits.
tightncss Of the chest. &c, from which J. tavu
been relieved 10y your medicine, and believe it
will cue any case Of Dyslcp>jo.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
ROCKAU.iTS,
LIGHT C.fRRLiGES. &.

With their facilities for manufacturing
they feel coniideu. OF being able 50 meet the
wants oil all who my favor them with their
patronage.
Old Carriages repaired at the shortest NO.
tee and At moderate prices. or taken in ex
change Tor new
EzJ ELACkSMiTHING uf all kinds.
done ~ their establishment with ueainrss
and dispatch. lIORSE-SHOEING.-A first
rate hand has been :cnpoyel to Shoe Horses.
and persons wanting this kind Of work done.
would consult their interest by giving Us a
call
July Is, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NOTICE.

A LII persons are foFewaraed from tres
Ia passing with deg or gun, or n AMI
other manner, on any part Of cur estates
commonly jailed '.Beivedere. "BIoonishu-
~" AMI Green Hills" living south OF the
Pubic Road running trpm Medley's Meek to
st Georges. Against am AMI all persons
found ;respassIug after the first publication 81
this notice, tine law will be risidly enforced.
THOMAS W. COUGH,
FRANCIS J. STONE.
CHARLES E COUGH.
Dec. 10th. lsJS-lm.