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10. If and lo4 SWISS do.
10. III and 1874 WHITNEY do.
"a HEAVY do. superior article for servants
HEAVY GRAY do, for servants, very cheap
MACkINAW do; Lap do, OF various quail
ties and stylcs. Our assortment ot the above
GOODS is now very complete, and having been
selected with mu"h care We are confident that We
can suit any one in want If ! Blanket: 50 give us
u call. - W. MEl bNbEh',
nov oS-Iw corner of King and Pit streets
EURS! FURSM FURS SM.-PREPARE For
II WINTER.-On Tuesday. November lst, We
will open the largest. handsomcst. and best asSort
ment of LADIES DRESS FuRS. consisting of
Capes. Tippets. Mufs, and Cuiis Of Russian and
French Sahlcs Silver Martin. Fitch, Squirrel, ana
other desirable kinds Of FUR ever before offered
in this market. These Fl Rs are from the recent
New York auctions, and will be sold bargain.
:. & W. MEYENBERG.
oct II corner of King and Pitt >ts.
4 SHBY ( WOOD take pleasure in announr-
n ing 10 their friends and the public. that they
have now in store an elegant assortment OF ali
kinds of GOODS to suit the present an. approach
ing season. An exami miya,ion OF our stock Is s"l'-
cited by doaicr. generally. No. lIh, King street,
under orange and Alexandria Railroad Office
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pENNYBACKER & PERRY BROTHERS,

ufIN Ch ~ II NSu
AND CASH DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, SALT, PLASTER, a..
j. :. Pennybacker, ALkaAHDfiA' "a.
William Perry,
Joseph Perry aug u
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H,LoAKS AND SHAWLS This day have
Y opened another lot of Cloaks. Raslsn3 ani
Shaws, they are Of the he makes AMI VII be sold
low >, ". MEi hAbEh',
nov corner King and Pitt streets.
|,LuTH CL0AkS.--Just received another sup
Y ply of those desirable CLOTH CLOAkS. per
Adams Express.
nov BIZ, ~ Z HpahS.
STILL ANoTHER SuPrLY.-wc have just
"a received, an additional supply Q: cLoAkS to
Which We in, itc attention.
noy 81 Il. h. WlTMER Bn".
DEST LYONS NELinr wc have now in
IL store .ne piece of very superior Black SIX
Velvet, for Cloaks. AShBl WOOD
nov II
|tLOvEs, STOCKINGS, 4AMhs Wool
" SHIRTS. liaGak,.,nlcr,, figings. Collars of
every uaali., aad lyle, Jdet received ana Tor sale
:, ,n", Isl ASHBY 4 WOODS.
4 uupOUN PULLED CLnTHS.-Another lot
| 4 of thos. very superior e ! Fullei Clath.. just
received and ior sale by
nov - BKl AN ADAMS.
HOMEMADE FLANNELS.-Just received
III very superior article OF Loudoun white Elan
u,ls. f.r Skirts. fnoy 2yl BRYAN ADAMS
(tLOAkS ~ Elegant Cl"aks. Just opened a,
I ,ny Il iSIS, WbnbS
TsNRA,lLlN4 SHAW L. Tor sen,l,me al
nov S MEYENBERGS
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FALL AND W IN 4 Eh ahnNN'Eab-'i'
E0W
ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention Of the public 10 the iacil,.
/ ties afforded BY this Company for the quick ana
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, dc
EXPRESSES for tho East. to Baltimore, PhIia
delphia, New York. B"st"n, Providence, Hartford
&c. leave our office dull,. a IL! o'clock. A. NJ
EXPRESSES for the south - Richmond. Fred
erick sburg Petersburg. Lynchhurg. and Tor points
in North Carolina. South Carolina Ge"rgla Ala
bama and Tennessee leave daily, at IL !, A. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied bS
careful and trustworthy messengers. AMI the pubic
can RELY upon all business entrusted I" ~ being
done with safety, pun"tuality. aud despatch.
RArss-From Baltimore. 81 cents per leo p's;
from Philadelphia. 81; from New York. Si.!o.
nSs- No packages Of goods taken by weight, un-
less weighing over 200 Ms.
ian 2o'-r X. W. FALLS. Agent.
I INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS TO
/ eall at my NJ M,srrAcroRr, No. III kt>G STREET
BErwsEN WASHINGTON AAp 81 ASArH STREETS
and examine my large and handsome assortment
of SADDLERY GOODS, aS DO not intend 10 he
surpassed in my lin. Of business by any other city
Nave on hand. and am daily manufacturing. ~
fine and superior m assortment rs can bc ioaha II
any Of the Northern cities. My stock comprises
as great a variety rs can be t"und III any Other
house consisting Of HARNESS OF all kinds, from
the fine quilt work down 10 the dray cart ana
plough Harness: TRUNKS Of every KIND hne
Sole Leather, Steel Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and all other kinds,
down TO the common Packing Trunks Saddles,
Brides, Mar'ingills. Whips. &c., rs fine as the
nuest; Buffalo aud Fancy Robes. Driving Gloves,
Horse Covers, Carpet Bags taliccs, dc, &c, OF
all kinds Call and see for yourselves
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended. solicit acontinnan"e OF the same
and pledge my self to spare II" pains to give sat's
faction All poa,is warranted to he as represented.
oct yltf WI r. PApGETT
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JOHN MARSHALL

re- Orhce on Royal street, lately occupied by
A. h Z. b. Stuart 50 %'-d
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,

7 ACE CURTAINS, ut
i 4 nov IL ASliBl " WOOpS.
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AM, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
AsAa- yrsLiSHEr DAILY BY
vpGAR SNOW DEN,

A. Ely
.,rs Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
bsia''' FvR rHE CUCNTRfJ
= prgLlsHsp, REGULARLY, OK
rgsp,ys raj kSDAls,A I,;' SArJSnAiS' !, .sSa,a.
'.,,,,. Dollars per snnum payable IN advance.
,r,rrIs>t-N is.rtiscmrnts not exceeding one
Ins' ,.,r,! rnr-. ior On. Dollar Advertise
soN" ,,,+i After thr.~ time. lor " cents square
- .' s.,a .,skuo,ISsp Nr . cents 0''s'k' S'''rn
:" ,suul,,l a, SqHar'
ls~ -, i, lh. YEAR at prices 10 bs agreed upon,
II'''' ,,,,,. t. the u-ua amount OF space they may
..sF ,,c,yrl,lgsNIs charged for extra.
b's." r.n. rs the not 10 advertise arncies nH
gs,l- ,.,,I.r business. nor 10 nscft in their
is@F- is@.n, = ,ny other namrs thah their own
,.,,,,,, ant nHir,ni AorcEs exceeding h's lines w''
sN.,,.I in !. 1ly-rtI,-mcni,.
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NJ OTICE.-.Just received. - pieces OF Fancy
IN DeLnines
81 pieces Fancy Prints
Black and Brown mixed LiuScys
. Kentucky Jeans. extra
10 Sleeps trey Cashmere
10 superior Satnetts
10 Blcuchel 4 Brown Canton Flanncls
IN Manchester Giughams
10 Linscy. ut 25 and 81 els
bales extra 81 Fued Cloth. all of which
will sell AT the lowest market prices
nov II WM. y. BERkLEY.
ItLOAkS OPEN THIS DAY.-Wc call atten
~ tinn To our fourth Invoice Of Ladies CLUAkS,
the newest and most desirable styles of the season
Also pure silk Cloaking Velvet, heavy Beaver and
Cloaking Cloths with many other goods 10 suit
the present aud approaching season.
ASiBY WOOD. King street.
Under Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office
-
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Office. Il Washington a., N"'fh cf hiny, East Side,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
OFFERS his Professional services Ia those icsir
~ ing them Particular attention paid to the in
s.rtiop of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov a-ly
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INMRROIDERIES.-- bargains in Collars
IL and Setts at :. W. MEl ENBERHS,
oct II corner OF King and Pitt streets.
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BY I. Vi. MCCORMICK -ArCTIONEfR.
GALE uF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant TO decree OF the County Court OF
Alexandria County, Va, ot the 9th day Of June
1859, in the suit Of kincheloe Bruin, plaintiffs,
asainst Thomas Coylc and others, defendants, the
subscriber, as Commissioner Tor the purpose, will
offer for sale nj public auction, in front OF the
Mayors Otiicc in the city of Alexandria, Virginia,
on Soim,iog. ne 22d d"V "t .,:"ssr, Iso9, nt II
o'clock, NJ, the following property:
4 TRACT OF LAND, in the County Of
Prince William, Vn on the Orange 4 Alexandria
Railroad near its intersection with Bull Run,
tanning about 227 Acres and % Poles-bens the
same tract ui land which was conveyed hy Wilmer
Mclean, and rthcrs. I" SEQ u. Fowlc, and by tae
latter conv, y,i I" spil Coyc the exact metes aud
bounds Of which can be ascertaincd by consulting
either of said couvcyauces ahJut 20 acres "i
this Land u in ,utiyat,uu has been highly lmproS-
ed, ANA = Ser, productive. The remainder II IN
wood .. fine growth. which by is proximity 10 the
Railroad can b., readily converted into money
There i. on tho piuce large aud c"min"iious Barn
and Stable, nearly new, and built III the best man.
ner.
TLRNS - Ten per centum Ot tho purchase money
Ia hu paid in cash, the balance in three equal III.
-tamcnt-. AT six. twelve. and eighteen months
from the day I'll sale. the deferred payments ~ he
secured by the bond, Of the rurrlu,rr niIh good
personal security, bearing interest from date, and
the title /" he retained ill The purchase money j.
fully paid, ;. FERGUSON BEACH,
aug lO-cots Commissioner
st'' The above sale iS postponed 10 Urt"s'i,y,
NJ, gi d"y 81 .N"c,mhsr, "a Ms hpor, III
front of the Court House.
oct 24-eots ;. EEi'l:, Iomr.
10" TIE above sale I. !t,,.per ,"-'p"ned 10 n
csabrr lOin, il tru.t IT The Mayor. office. nj the
same haar ;. /. BEACH, Commissioner.
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THOMAS PERRY
1uIIus pIENELT DENTIST.

Commission Merchant. 80. j. Ianney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1859
DRY GOODS, &C.

lust RECEIVED--50 pieces fancy MousItnes
~ AT l6i Ia 25c., very cheap
10 pieces De Bage aud l.ayilln Cloth, at l2ic.
Another lot Of these beautiful and cheap R,rersa-
Die ShnwlS
100 pieces Fancy Prints, from 1t to le!c
10 Cassinetts
Beaver Cloths and Fancy Cassineres
81 pieces d and - Fullei Cloths. extra quality
80 81 u Plaid and striped LnseyS
10 pairs sup. Bed Blankets
100 " Negro do
10 pieces White and coored FIannelS
Brown aud Bea"hed Sheetirg aui Shr,ings. with
many other GOODS, to which We invite attention.
nov IL Il. X. WITMER 4 BROS.
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BLANKETS BLANKETS = BLANKETS! y!
I'D II AND 1D-4 c'NbEhaNfE EhtNKErs.

Washington, nov 2G--cotDcc +
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
- :ss...sT ! r. ia

Baltimore, sep l2--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
MARYLAND.
Agricultural Implement
MAN UFACTURERs.

FENHE undersigned would remind the Farmers
a aud Dealers IN Farming I'M ements that
they st.ll an the market with arge asSort-
ment OF Pioughs ia their almost end ess variety,
best Of timber and workmanship, Cultivators.
for Tobacco and Corn, Hsrro@s- Straw Gut
,erS of different patterns, Corn She eTs. IN their
variety. Wheat Fans otthe most approved kinda,
Wheat Cradles, DeWy's Patent Horse RakeS.
whrcn gave such general satisfaction last season
Ayrris for Many's, HAYS and Mccormick 8
Reap.ng and Moving Machines.
We nave added to our large variety since las;
season, some useful and important implements,
VIZ: a patent Tobacco weeder, patented by
Thns. 4. Robertson, Of Anne AruIde county,
Md, which will do the work Of SIX or eight
hands in the cultivation nf Corn and Tobacco.
To this we call the special attention nf the far
mer To new Sod Plough, OF PulveTizer,
which is recommended highly, We call their at
iention. This Plough IS differently constructed
from any other Plough in use. Instead OF a
PLAIN surface mould, there are cutters extending
from II to cut and break the sod into snail pieces
These cutters can be removed or replaced al
pleasure. When worn, can be msde new at II
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers of various pa {
terms can always be found of US. Among them
the FItz improved Horse Power and Thrasher,
P"ltnp's Internal Cleared Power and ThrNsher,
which superceeds the necessity Of the Leather
BELT
Plough and Machine Castings by the ton or
single piece.
Forks. Spades, ShOvels, Hoes. Trace Chains,
&c,
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers,
/ Field ard Garden Seel-fresh and genuine
7. ;. To all Of the above. "" invste the atlen-
,lon Of those who IN want Of any of the ah"V e
named implements, and can assure them that
they vii meet with prompt attention anG have
their wants for Farming Implements supplied
We can niways hc found NJ the old.stand, No.
$50 Pratt, Street Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
COTTINGHAM & HARDING.
: March Is, lc5S.-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

DERSONS needing the services OF first
n rate DENTIST will do welt 10 call upon
DR. RANDOLPH WALTON who his iOca-
ted himself at Leonard Town. lie has had
experience IN his profession. ~
moderate IN ms charges, and has invariably
given satisfaction to those who have employ
Ell him. To give the readers .. the Beacon
some idea OF the standing OF DIR. W. As 4
PRACTICAL DENTIST. the following letter.
addressed 10 HIM By DIR. NInan Pinknsy,
l. N, Is appended.
L. :. Naval AchpENT.
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
april II. 1855.
DEGR SIR:-fi gives me great pleasure to
express the confidence have IN your skill as
n DENTIST, and to recommend YOU, as lar rs
have inilmen"e. 10 the patronage al the Pub
lIc. have had an opportunity OF witnessing
your mode Of operation. and have TO nesiia-
ton in affirming that 1t EXHIBITS Your thor
ough knowledge of your profession.
aIn, sir. very respectfully
your obedient Servant.R
NlNlAN pINKNEY,
Surgeon y. s. n.
DR.. RISDoLPH WALroN. Annapolis.
September l9th 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

This Rnarding and Day School will open on
the FiR>r MuNpAY ~ SErrTIIIU, N the cni...
maIIpus Residence winch has letn pGn-h SEQ
expressly tor School purposes. Particular -
'ourlun * called To- IT'S desirable locally, comhl-
ring the advantages of the country wi'h those ct
H." "i'y. la tins Seminary advantages viii toe
sfurd.! for acquiring superior S.iucat'"n.-
Teachers and Professors of "N"rTrcn"c and skull
NH g.ye Instruction IN the val"u' hrnu'#c. e
4 ;l,Inu,h Education. Careful mental aud NOR
a training. udri - ,!i'i"UH plans, - {. lnsss
Z ms system # distinction. The discipline
-..l.l b- Iu'r.i.cut, blending ni'dEcrs with firm
ness. Manners, m"rnt~, AID tie disposition "t
To-, heart NJ. hr cultivated wi.h a>srdu,ty. 4
rrsu,ar record wri, he hep, "f III" conduct, and
"r efficiency of die scholars, with view {" in"rrr
t" correct Gcpol,l.cH, and ucr.es ern- industry
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS.

Is, The scholastic year commences on the
first Monday Of September, and closes on the
last of June.
Pad. Boarding, with Tuition. in all the En-
-lish branches, payable quarterly IN advance.
$500.
3D. No extra charge mnde for Washing, Beds,
FEEDING, Lights and Fuel.
4rh. Pupils may enter at any time, u beng IN
derstood that the charges will be made from the
date Of entrance to the end Of the year.
9Th. II is required that each B0arder be sup
piled with towels, table napkins, and SILVER
folk, and that each nrticfle clothing be marked
wIth her name III full.
9Th. Pupi.s vii! be considered members Of the
family, and they will be surrounded With the
privileges and restraints, which make home plea.
tsaut.
9Th Funds designed for the use of th" pupil,
should be deposited with the Principal, and the
manner 0f disbursement mentioned.
Gih. Parents or Guardians nTe requested. a. oil
times, 70 communicate freely, their views and
wishes respecting their daughters wards
Their suggestions will 1e received with due con-
sIderaunu.
9th Rparders wall attend the place Of Divine
Worship, designated by their Parents or Guar
dams.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
CIGAR MANUFA Glory.

HNBE subscribers are extensively engaged
u IN manufacturing CiGARs IN LEONARD
Town. 81. Msy's unity, with view 70
furnishing merchants. hotel keepers and cab
ers IN this section o. the State wt'h their sup
plies. al pnce TAR below that paid by IheTa
IN the cities for similar article, and upon sat-
isisctDry terms. Orders are solicited and viii
be au-nned ,n with propIness. Relying upon
our country friends TO AID US IN our new en-
terprise-we ask a trial.
HARRIS & CAVALIER,
Leonard Town, April Il, ls54-n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
Baifi,n.,,t. .lr,ltsf 81. Ial1.


have analyzcd for Brr>rCc. IlIllr~ y Co.
Of Hayre De Grace. Md. tour samp,., oi
"Su squehanna LimeSroGe.' trum " rights
vile, Pa, taken from four dlIercn, qulrrieS.
They were found TO be IRE" of sand and other
impurities. and 10 contain, bcsld-S Carbonate
Of Lime. respectively from : 20 - pei cent.
Of Carbonate Of Magnesia. The former ii
be Of general advantage to the lower counties
Of MARY land. both on the Eastern and Yves,
ern shores, and are especially adapted To ~"
application on white oak soils " Tie lat
ter should be- applied to soils which are Icii-
cieni in both Lime and MagneSla. These are.
in general. the "VOlcanic SOILS" of the upper
and the light soils in the tide water counties
oil Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS.
State Agricultural Chemist Of Mary llnd.
March -. 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
WRIGHTSNILLE LIME.

Tie undersigned beg leave 10 inform tie
Farmers Of -. Mary's and Charles r"un;."s.
that they will delve: al acc"ssilI" iu;nt- "a
any O! 'n" rI'"rs oi thos" counties. .l:.ccni-
IuTal LIN" ('!in'T with or wrin3Dt Na.n'-
sja) al, .! ct>. per hushei. Freight ca>i.--ire
balance SIX amonjh' dra'r. win raf.r">'
added, viii Sc taken. Ne refer t. tn"
following iclt.r q; tie State Cncrni>- and
solicit orders from cur friends IN .It. Mar ;
and Charles counties generally.
B&ISCOE, IIlLLES s co.
IllvTe De Grace, y !.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24

We ofTe, for sale on the abuy" terms, AT
.Uw prices. the following articles. m">ll! o:
our own manufacture, ami winch we VIII
warrant TO b. Of t"e best quaiIl.
DOORS
SASHES, Glazed or not q azej.)
BLINDS.
WINDOIT and DOOR FRAMES.
NEUFL POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
MOULDINGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT BED ASHES.
UOODEN NANTES.
SLATE MANTLES.
SLATE HEARTHS.
BUILDERS HARDHARE.
UINDOU GLASS.
HOOD TUBE FOR CHAM PUMPS.
W.4TER PIPE. &C..
ITand-Ra,ls, Trusses, Centre Flowers for
Ceilings, Carved mouIdings and Brackets,
Pann-i Ornaments. Sash Uiei.hts and Cord
Dressed Flooring. Bricks, Lime, Har. Pas,
ter Cement, Sc Ard great variety OF
architectural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and IN
the best manner.
lie are also sole agents IN Baltimore OF
the Hest Castelon Rail Road. and State
Company. and are selling AT Manufacturers
prices.
Slate Mantle pieces, III perfect imitation OF
the richest and most expensive opauG>i mar
t.eS-and walch are, for durability. strength
beauty, and chrapne>s. unsurpassed. lacy
are 50 highly polished tina, the: retain tier
beauty much longer iEan marble. ana III" rot
injured by smoke, coal gas, or acIIS. They
have SIX times thu strength - marhh. an
tLeiT appearance Is much superior. al per
sons interested IN building, viii do well lC
make note. OF tins.
lie are also agents for the best Sash. D"o'
and Blind Machinery, made III the country
and are furnishing al manufacturers price
ali machinery necessary tor manufacturing
Doors, SaShcs, Binds .Nou.lings SC. such
a..
SRTFACINC MACHINES. NJ.
POWER and FOOT MpRIiSi%G
CHIMES.
MOULDING NiCHf%iS.
TENONING MACHINES.
PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND MOEIlSING MACHINES, &.
III OF which are warranted /" giyc s.:ls
faction.
III communications will receive pronV
attention.
GEORGE @. STEVENS & 90.
AZ ~. Prau 81, Near Spears ~ Larf,
Baltimore, Nd
March 18th. lS59--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
NOTICE.

We, the undersigned. Of III" late firm o.!
Miles. Robertson s BrIscoc, wall continue IN
The Commission business al the Ole stand,
No. Ii9 Pratt street, under the style of Rob
ertson aud Brscoe. Particular attention will
be gwen in person TO the Inspection OF To-
bacco and the weighing of Grain consigned
TO them. The business of all persons will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention. The
OF the old firm Is respectfully sol-
cited. AMI all others who may favor us with
their cOnslgnmcnts.
II. H. ROBERTSON,
S. W. BRl$COE.
Bait, Nd Jan. |, lS5S-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
FIRST PREMIUM
Q brr bling Aleebinr.
LINTON'S
ErOIt Cleared ThTeSh hing .IKV-
chimes.

TNIlE superiority OF THIS machine was iu.ly
Il tested aud proven al the late ! AR OF the
MARY land State Agricultural Society. when
te inferred into competitIon with ID different
kinds of Horse Powers and ThTesheTS, and 10
which, after a careful examination BY the
judges, the FIRST Premium was awarded
This machine Is driven by iron rods IN place
Of band-no time is lost in stopping 10 fix
bands, and il IS warranted TO ou:-.hreSh any
other maCh!ne-In shoT', II IS the very best
in the market. II will thrcsh At a fair trial
from Is to 100 bushels per hour.
This machine is known as Unions Iron
GeareI Machine lPt!tcn'S Pufentl-is made of
the best maIerial--warranted TO give Satisfac
ton, and is well known IN the lower parts OF
MARYLAND ana Virginia, TO be Just such an
srticle as we recommend.
PYfce-No. ii Horse Power and Thresh-
er aud Separator. with plated bars finished
in best slyle-dclIyered on board of veSsls IN
Baltimore. $3.50.
No. 90 Horse Power and Thresher, all
complete for threshng. $l65.
No as Horse Power AMI Thresher, ali
complete. with Straw Carrier. $500.
Last season we were unable 10 it'll all our
orders-all, therefore, who desire this ma
chine will order early, or they may be dissp-
pointed.
CO. Montgomery & Brothor's celeirG-
ted Double Screen RookaGcay Fan, furnished 10
order.
All orders by mail. or otherwise, promptly
attended 20.
Address. No. IS West Pratt Street, BAL
timore Md.
June 5, ls5S,--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
J. E. WiIleii, NJ. D., Prosector and Demon
siTalor and Anatomy.

The session will commence on the 2Oih OF
October and end IN March following.
The Lectures wall be delivered al the Col
lege building, No. 3u3 + street, during I le
hours OF tine afternoon and evening. Tins
time Of IecIuring has been customary IN the
College since It's establishment, and{s found
10 be advantage US for the NjuG-"t.
The object Of the Medic Il Faculty Will be
% instruct perfectly IN the elements ot Med
zeal Sclenc" in all its departments. villa lis
accessory 5rancheS OF knowledge, not only
TO quai,.y him 10 enter upon tie practice OF
medicine, bot 10 give him an extensive ioIn-
dation, upon which he may, in after life.
build up q thorough and liberal knowledge oil
his profession.
The extensive public libraries of the city
of Washington afford 70 the student CppOrtu-
mites which can be found III bat iew cities OF
the Union. for consulting. without cost. rare
and valuable works Of science and general
literature.
The subject OF Biennial courses Of Medical
instruction Ia, been urged upon tae attention
O! tbs aud Of other Medical schools ~ a
Committee Of the American Medical Asso-
c.a:.or The faculty feel tie force o! the raa
sons urged, and are disposed 10 be among the
fJremus; IN the cause OF educational progress,
but ut prcsCIt they ar" Compelled - CONFORM
10 established customs, aad Ia gave NJ each
session a course on every bTanch Of Medical
Science.
While doing so. however. il is thc.r int"n
ton To make their course approximate To a
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
to different subjects on alternate years; and
during the cnsuing session. Tn following,
among olhrr iop.cS, will receive from III" "a
Guilty A particularly full elucidat."n. w =
Operative Surgery. Organic and Pny>.".c@i-
cal Chemistry, and vegetable Mate''a Mciica.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-03-24
FIRE ASSURANCE
CO.nP.I.N'F OF BALTIMORE
Incorporated by the State If Maryland. l. -.
OFFICE. No. Ii SOUTH STREET.

OFFICE, No. - SOUTH STREET.
VENHE Company Insures every description Of
4 Property IN the City or Country. pgarusr
oss or damage by FIRE.
The Directors meet daily, 10 determine o?rIr-
cations fer insurance.
J.B SEIDENSTRICKER, PreaiG eut.
BOARD OF DIREcToTs.
Allen a. Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry NJ. Bash, George Bartlett.
William Heald, Adam Deurneud,
John W. Ross, Joseph w Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas q Sullivan,
Job Smith, George Small
JOHN Il. MAGRUDER, Jr., Sec'y
March Is. Is55-Iy.