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90 BBLS. Prime Aiewiycs for sale low,
pO' Aad Warranted sod by
". b. TUCKER,
SasSairas & Oak.
january Goth ls5o-tE.
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Coparimership Dissolution.

FHNliE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore tx
IL >,Iag between MORGAN y GAR
PEN TER mas been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted ~ the late
firm are respectfully requested 10 sstt!c thor
accounts without delay with y. I. NOR
Gan. who IS authorized To sign the name .
the SAID firm IN settlement.
MORGAN \ CARPENTER
ChaPt.co, Md
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~>vAxsAu RAcEs-LIvi Duy.-Thc race
was tlur mile hcl;s-Pur-e 3 200. won by
John Cambcn', Lizzie McD9i.a.d, Sue Wash
in.tar.. in two straight heats, over Nicholas |,
Gov. Wicklinc, Life Bynu,a. and Puycars's
unnamed. Time s. lbs. III.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

pRoro~ED RESTORATION or CAPITAL PCS-
I-IvENr ~ MICHiGAN.-Ihe D-tru.t Advcr-
,i-,r saw: The recent murders and humi-
clcS in tbs STATE have given ri," T. the belief
amongst a large class Of orr citizens, that t:.e
abolition Of capital punishment las led II Il
rapid increase Of crime, and that its rca-
;,,rati IN j, the only restraint that can he sue
.,-,frillv interposel t. check the evil Accord
iug!v. petitions are out IL favor oithc Old system
4 blood iyr blood.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

GERuAS PBoFEs>ons-Th clit'r If :hc
Utica Ne1uld, now IL lIeiiclhcr-. in = letter
to his paper, says Of two Of tie most cn.lG:n!
professors in Germany:
Professor Pitt, who Is lecturirg on Gle
Gospels. commences by takiu- ~ -uuf-huX
out Of his pocket. opening it. placing }. "u -hr
desk directly before him. examining both nos
trils full with tie uaus, attn" stuff. ,aElu- a
second pinch between hi~ thumb and inr.!iu.cr,
and then haw.iu- ont Heinz HrrsH.' ~ hc
warns with l;> subject. the thumb and finger
make = series of dives into the suuii-l.X. an!
W to the nose, u,iiI the lecturer becomes en-
ycnpea ia = cloud Of dust. IiuuSeu. Il" dis
,iu.ui>hy,l chemist, rumes into tie lecture room
with tie stump Of q cigar in his mouth. which
he i-EiiS ont - he commences 10 speak. anil
;,rt, back again the moment he has finished.
Willie he Is speaking, &c walks rapidly and
d.wa the platform, re Polar bear IN a ulen-
agrrlv'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

TIE TRrTu WELL SroEES-The place t.
buy good, Is thu> properly defined by CO.
temporary: Where = buy - is Is the qucS-
ton. Tie answer l. buy Of those who a,!vcr-
ti,e We appeal u AL experience and philos-
ophy in administration of the truth that the
bcs: goods all the be-. bargains are to he had
Of those who alycrt;s'. Bay ofthosc who thus
publicly pledge der word TO tie quality and
chcapucss of their merchlulise. AMI who thus
publicly solicit your patronage. Buy Of those
who have selected their aS,prtmcm.s with such
care au6 Judgment that they challenge an eX-
animation Of their stocks, aud confidently APP
peal t. the puhIIr 20 call and test their proui-
S., their goods and their prices
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

i SEgIoCs WARSTs0.-Tlse TFTis curre,-
pondent d tie New York Journal Of CJm-
Inercp. sarx
Scarcely ulore than h week eu,,lavs ag,.
ono of the daughters ,9f the = ~ B,,if,rd.
dicl from flie injuries she re,cked I,y her
dress taking fire from candle. ard. so~.
another daughter Of tfs same noble family has
met s-ith tie same fate, in attempting 70 ex-
,ine'.ish tie flames. The inflammALle nature
II ladies' dresses IS the cause cf many ',ascs
Of designation; there IS nqzman easy IN SIM
sIe remedy. s1a.c years beautiful apl
accomplished sct'ess ,ixpeI sad and
painful dcAth. arising fro,ri Cause. Tie
q! fancy 'lTageIy q her ',oslun gok lire from
was cnvclopel in scorchin 5ulsaa1ne, AMI short
" afterwards she died P.cir cfr,ct.
Since that event means h! IN adopted
in the warlwoum derartnlS.l finany thea
tres IL prevent the rtcurreG~ Of the dSaS-
ter The light dresses AMI nian;lcs are rpl-
dyrcl, MT md. cyi, incomhustil5lc, but. q, auy
rate, urinilamaIIc, or blaze -I7r'sDf, hy soak
ing them in weak solution II chloride Of
zinc. 81 :hat il they are exposed - the flame
81 4 candle or Of gas light they are ouIy rcsluc-
81 10 tirler. without bl.lzsspr flame. The
recent melancholy catastropkies have shown
the necessity of such lrccau'i,n in the
drawing-room and bel rogs-.-. 10 les than
on the stage of a theatre We hope Ina,
the discoveries Of chemical science wi, no,
be neglected. and that in short time al!
l.ht articles of dress will be rentlcrc, eii,stu-
ally blaze proof. Already we sc Announce
mrnts If eTiaoliHes that are uHintiIoBic1Lr
which serve Is a protection To the under
Iar!n,nr, ,rxN thqedanger of fire, even ii the
-ssLct5 'sH" Sac Gage Of 1870 thus
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Tnr Nrw HrIrIsu MtErsTrR.-Thc fol-
iuwiug official not ,iiatiuu IN the London Times
~"t,,c> thc question: ~ to tha removal Of Lord
Nlriyr a" tie appointment OF his successor.
The Queen la, been gra.iansly pleased TO
appoint Len! Napier. NOW her Maie,'y's In
~ Extraordinary ami Minister Piculpa,cutiA-
~ To- the United S'l.es Of America. - b" lrr
Mn.c-tv's Envoy Extraordinary AMI Miristc:
Pleuipo;,miilry to tie King Of the Neither
lands
Tie Queen has also been Gracjn''>ly pleased
t. appoint Lord Lyons. now h.r Majesty III
yov Extraordinary lul minister l'i,Hiputcnt.s-
r. To the Grand bake of Tuscany. T. he her
Mar-ty'~ Envoy Extraordinary AMI Minister
rru.potcu,iIry 10 the United States u America.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20

NJ: SIpaLL> Bull ron Tuc A,lCiSfTloH
a.; CrBA.-Ian bill introduced IN the lh.t.!
States Seratc. on Monday, 10y Mr.. Slirl'. To-
facilitate tie acquisition VI Cuba, J., II sub
stance a.. iti,w.:
Wa.,ca- CIh. geographically prscsseS a
crl-.uluIiu. iuiu,nc" over IL" iu-' and an-
uual'y Increasing trade, foreign aai ,Iaa,wI,",
uftAe Mississippi valley: and where's tie l.
lanE ia its present colonial condition must con-
tuan a source Of injury and a"uoyar.r, en-
dar-rr.u- the friendly relations between SPAN
aud Tie United States hy thc a--rc~- 'r:~ u IS
heal authority urou American camu,Tse and
cItiZcls. for which Ilrly redress can ""Iy he
nad by clr,ultou, demari upon Spain: AMI
whereas. IN the "piuj 81 Of Congress .ut IN az
cordluae with the views Of the Ir,>;dr:t, a.
tll. list means Of setting the c&j-liuL and re-
moving luur, difficulties /; i, exp Heat tiat
negotiations i.r the purchase q tic Island
Should he renewed; therefore resolved t.'
$50 coo "o0 he placed III the Presidents hands
frcxreudturcs. either from ca>hiu't 70, treasury
or tua' it be L,rr,we! 90 per cent. bonds Il
: 600 Zach. rcdocmauc !" from twelve &
twenty Nca.z.
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0Qone1eowu. Novembes 81, 1859
A called mss1lagpf Co City Councils w,s hsld
On 3D. siEht G Sasins.., hewsvsr, q
~ . .is d y ~; ! q SUD % b s sa.
ID 10 connsc&>6 Wiz m appropriation Of
So amount c uy e BY the Councils Of
ne & Ss tosonss xfses sone diseas.ioa
ccnnitiee Of he t1s Dosrds, consisting Of NJ. J.
A. Magrpder, Of the Aldermen, and ne.rs. Ten-
the Mayor. Both Boards sdjourncd 70 meet again
tomorrow (Tueeday) night.
The miidness Of the wsathes yesterday caused
an unusual number Of our people 70 turn out
sSs morning ssrvie. were ssss.y ss"Ssd sy
Hssstse q. 3. Chsscs, ~ pssles tths Rev. Dr. Ed,
wardsl being absent, the Rev. Nj. Samson, Of
your city allsd his pulpit, and delivered an eio-
Notice Of religious sssrices at each Of our
churches on the morning Of Thanksgiving day
present isdieations the day VIII Be more actively
observed than u generally has heretofore. There
seems 70 prevail general desire among al CLASSES
that secular bushes shall Be suspended far %
With the psoclsmstion Of the Mayor None Of our
butchers viii attend market on the morning Of the
day, but will be In attendance on wednesday eve
ming Mos asa a not Ss prudent ics q
act IN concert with their hbon by closing their
establishments also. II would certainly contribute
greatly to the quiet Of the day, ~ 49,
From IN advertisement in another column Il
viii be seen that fair for the benent Of the West
Georgetown NJ E Church commence nj Rom
pean Hall, Union Hotel, this evening. large
collection Of useful and fancy articles win be Of
fered Tor sale each evening during IN Continuance
and every effort put forth by the psstos of the
church and the manager Of the fair 70 render &c
an occasion Of pleasure to all who may patron
Ire 10. srr.-
Our streets were rendered quite lively on satur-
day morning by the Junior College Cadets para
ding through many Of them attended by q band Of
martial music They attracted NO little attention,
and their military movements were highly spoken
Of by those who profcss to be Judges Of military
matters. The company Is conpo.ed entirely Of
boys from nnteen to twenty years Of age.
The teachers and scholars Of the Dumbarton ct
M. T.. Sabbath School intend giving their friends
Thanksgiving day entertainment Cat night in
the shape o. an exhibition and concert. Quite q
large number Of very entertaining pieces have
been selected 70 be sung and spoken on the occs-
sion. Eas4 80 =
The -four and grain market has been very on let
the last several days, and prices remain steady At
our last report viz: IS IS for good canal supernne
brands Of -four; extras from 25c TO 81 hi z her, as
In quality. Good red wheat eir22aSi IS; white
81 .2safi 80. Corn s0aS3c.
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III The great balloon at New York did moi
starsfor Europe on Saturday. Mr. Lowe publishes
a card ON the subject, In which he assures the
public that the earliest practicable moment win
be made available fer the departure, and suggest,
that the erial ship Of which he 10 captain may
touch upon Albions shores long before the an.
chorage Of the Great casters I'm the American
waters. He also stated to the reporter Of the
Tribune, on Friday, that new obstacle 10 his
departure had arisen to witt the dangerous illnes,
Of his marine navigator. Consequently there is an
opening for any other competent mariner who
may be ambitious Of a salt water bath in the cause
Of aronautic science
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ALEXANDRIA.


IS ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov 81, 1851
Five companies Of military passed here yester-
day on the boat, from Richmond, en- route Tor
Harpers Ferry and Chaflestown. They numbered
over Eve hundred men, and were accom- panied by
Gov. Wise. In the afternoon. the Petersburg
Crews, the Petersburg Guards, and company q
artillery with two brass field pieces, passed here
ON their way to the same point. We noticed In
the ranks Of the Greys Roger A. Pryor Esq, I'm
full uniform. The West Augusta Guards Of
Staunton. numbering IL rank and file, arrived
here yesterday afternoon by the Orange and Alex.
andria railroad. They remained at Green's Man.
sion House until this morning, and hearing that
their services were not needed, they returned by
the early train They were In full uniform An
additional number Of the Guards and Rifemen
len here this morning to join their companions at
Charlestown. Oer Companies will be detained at
Charlestown until after the execution Supplies
OF clothing were sent on TO them this morning
and private letter from there states that the
troops were all well and in excellent spirits
Our citizens heard with profound regret Of the
death. on Saturday morning, Of John HooH Exa ,
one Of our oldest and most respectable citizess.
and for number Of years the cashier Of the
Exchange Bank OF Virginia. His death IL SIN
cerely lamented by our whole community.
The following dispatch was received here on
Saturday night: :
HAapERs FxHRY, Nov. I9.-The indications.
nom report said by the best citizens to be reli.
able, are that we shall have serious work Col.
Davis has telegraPhed for Eve hundred additional
men. a4 J. MAnsukLL,
H. c. WxnDf
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Nh. - MA. - - 80. -. -.
srmher - - 49, ~ tsvsU -.
i~rr ~ r.sss tss.:,. - y s 49, : 81. !
TIE (,o3rrpor hStsS - - y .D.aass y. IT.. .s
~ - ~ - p3pUace = enysning ere.
49, 49,, mo csus' 70 sPpss-
49, -
nicS&DuD, ~ NJ - p. m.-The 1u1W
re4Dy g. - has, LETT by IN extra q d,
ana wW!e0 Wae41n1toA early tomorrow nl1h-
~. rs Qnl3 at Gov. wise is on I'D
= IT. OF4efS hdye been sent TO Washin1Dn
- spePiy q emU<4q1> e
IN p.m@r0 III Regiment OF Infl1yf
O'Clock. on their way . Chaflestown.
Gov. Wise II passenger BY the special tfafn<f
More troops are coming from Petersburg.
Gov. Wtse he's received dtspaeches from Col.
Davis saying that large body Of armed men
were appfoachtng Chariestown from the direction
q WheMnG- H. k$k}t - ~ VAE
Geverner Wfse ~ CharIe.tsw.. a,r,v.ls ~
~ re aaslisaRY--Canse q the New Excite.
ment-Quiet Restered, &c. = =.
L 4fAfPxi,s Frtny. sanlss eveu,ng Iov.r.o,
Wise arrived at half past four o'cIock this a0ef-
noon, IN q specfni tynin vi N full four hrsdred
volunteer soldiesy, embracing nine eonspanies
from Richmopd and Vicinity. He len about six
o'cioek Tor Cnnf1eseown, with tourf Il the CON-
penies, ana the remainder win follow In the
moenihg; Tney nave fnli camp eqnipagc with
tnem, epa n 10 Dis Intention to form military en-
ssmP unen. a. CnafleMoWn, unul aftef the execu-
supplies OF pfovfsions Tor them from Baltimore.
Inc excitement ON saturday mosning was cansed
nm py the receipt OF rumos that desperate
ngns vas going 90 IN Clarke county between .
party OF strangers and ctizens, and the Alexandra
ARTILLERY, which was then az Winchester, wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-21

Tbs "Merus Raehsiers" respectfully sauoa,o.
IKE ace az OPP fEILows' Hail. Navy -
WE'D, on hs wight 81 Nsvembcs I'd ~ which -
:, Tssy wish 20 devote the ev. Of 3 Gag 81 tener1l
taeak seivlns 10 those social plsssurcs vhsh he's
70 MAXI Dc haees, ~ only few brsef hours. an
the exr,encs Of Abe past 10 tss beat euarsates 81
sse.r ab:sts e en- CT AID aAks kappy I'll who favor
them ~ N tbe'r compAry on th,s occasion. N /,
tue tat upid has made saa havoc amone tSs,e
s,s sss M: :, ss EsSssr s,t 80 there are Few
No pain. viii b spared on fhsir part 10 make th .
tn. Uost delp tnH'rt al Of the sea.on. : -
nctets Si-to se hsd Of the cemmi'tee Of Ar.
do a. - 80
no ss-as = MEKaIE BACHELORS.
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THANKS GIvING BALL
Presidents Mounted Guard.

m Tas ssyEyES Y ANIMAL BALL Of the
MERNEsDAY, the sd iashss.' i6eiSs
Teanfsgiving eve, 1t Odd FELL0wS
The Gusrd are ss.iross to contribute AL thai !.
IN their power 20 make this Ball agreeable % their
patrons. sod IN return feel coskdsut they viii
be patrcntzsd hy o liberal pubic.
a. O'clock. tmusis By the celebrated wIsKsrs'
TIE ladies' Are cordially Invited. special
.Rsf5e,hmsn.. VII be fsrnishsd the ladies at n
Refreshments and supper will h furuish~d A., I.
sompsssseSt esss,st At Gig pres. sspPsr, &e,
They car 10 procured ofths committsss.
Capt 10. Reeta % Lisot Il w Martin,
N Lseets w Owen, QsaIterm'r c coot.
Csmmirfss Of lyyssesmesfs.g
q sa' t Lieut. 4 II Il TMf ssi5s,, Ss!r ssns.s,
Qus!teInfry 9 Cook, wy Bsnisr,'
The entire Corps will cot a. . csmnissss ef Re-
e.kesea- .. nots,is.is.9l IA -
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GsAND. MiJ5k;lsL sss RIIA AND cIrIzENs
HILHA MoNfc NAIL.

=. - WEDNESDAY. November u 81
& sss e fa2EcE WASH
ENCs>UMS iutent to unite In siving q -
6rsnd Bal for a. suppose Of erahilhg them y
70 e0latse their Libraries, IA order 10 necu re-
rossIte. the Ia Their advance Of knowicage AMONG
its Gsembers, kpovtns this-ss ve do-to be one 81
the best er Ehnlzatioss among ,ossG men -
n.IS %S,t an.eynes y our
that We intend giving . Grand Milisary a. t1ti,
NEsDAY EVENING. Novem6er ID Evsry ar
rsnsemsnt has been made TO make tins rEH Ball Of
4 superior coti,lep Band has been engaged.
reshment1 will be iurnishsd By a. ex psrsenoed
AZ no Invitation cards viii bs iss.sd nm, ,.dv
fn-nds are cordially invited % attend :
Iickss oNE DOL. AR, admitting O gentleman
And ,acles; O. Be had Of any Of the members or Al
the DOOR on the evening Of the ball. =
The following gensielneu have kindly ooussutsd
% act - managers on the occasion:
, On rari RI tks Cssizess.
t tnh. ~ = = Bsrset. kishsfd wallaeh. Ess :,
Il Dung. Esq, ID HeDry Ess
rhos Wtrd, Esa, r q Joan. Ess,
Ihos Donoho, Fac, VIM r Dove, Ess.
0s part Of fis Midday
Major Peter ssccr, Csgs 10. fesk,
Capt Jas Davis, Capt g A rchvarxmsn.
q x.,0! O. se.t Of the Georre Weskissfos Iwesm.
John Okla, w WoodelL
wHP n! ssss ssA' faisf h Hsi;s E.sr,
n aocse, G Saith Aisxander.
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1ss0s TslsGgopAe1 n1M Wasn1ngesos
The Asocistsd Pres dispcl6h ay:
WAsHINerox, Nov r. -Nothing can - yet .
positively ascertained concerning The peecise OBJ
ject Of sending large bodies Of troops 70 the Rie
Gnnde, further than the protection a hat frontier
ftom The 4ttac4 Of The forces q Ceginas, vtterly
q. y q recsiIr .uppp =,
r. th9 Ae< q comr6hies - III Gu ID
e on( you BATON konge w0nld - sunkcSG 10
beck Ae 9ewemen1D Of tha1 bsirond, the e
zenhe2 q NE trecp. just eeds1<1, kas 80.
|.aiy szsisee ssp'eisss q eshss entsisF -
1 Various speculations are INDUCED, but the most
Epaausihle theory, founded on certaia revelations
deemed to be reliable, 10 that Spain, France and
England mediate proEnpt action Tor the atisfac-
tion or claims In which their subjecb are inter
ested, and which may involve the national exis-
tence q Mexieo or the sutatituson Of . mooarchy
under the protection q those powers. fkf%
In view OF these circumstances and probabili.
ssss the United Sntss may feel coaatssiasd 70 &C.
euPy the northern part Of Mexico, TO secure the
satisfaction Of the claims a otr own citizens
against that county well a. Tor the security OF
the American frontier. From ali THAI can be sscer.
tained itts fair 70 presume that some Of the We
sells Of the home squadron will soon proceed to
Vera Cruz and Other posts Of Mexico. Indeed
this seems TO be certain Interesting IRE the r.
ported purposes Of France, England and Spain
now regarded In ofacial quarters. Ilavs go
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( ,OLUMBIA MARKET.
APPLES, cRANBERRiEs. BUTTER III ri r. and
NARROW SQUASH.
The propretors, grateful FIR the liberal patronage
b. slowed. take pleasure in calling the attention Of
citizens and strangers, who may be looking for
some place to get their supplies, that Ne have re-
ceivsd aud ?fsr for sale 90 barrels APPLES, Of
select brands, & arrels CR ANBERRIES, large
q vermont BUrrER; also, prepared PICS
FEET and TRiPE. all at the lowest press.
Please ca "a examine for yourselves. -
no % MALCARD q DUVAI
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....Hsa. 4. 9. p Niekslns - ss.s,- =, =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-21

No. aos s Ess a..i' .4,.!.!;:.
WIlasde' Hotel,
PLEASANT Rooms Tor Dinners or Suprers Of sny
hSuse n Wsshinston. The bill Of faro embraces
McaiS Ssryed al al 6ours of the day or night. Fam
lies suRpied With al kinds OF fresh Fish sad Gams
amilies and delivered st any part of tks cit2 free
Of charge. The Bar Of this house, ss usaa, cannot
be surpassed. no IS 81