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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
PETITION FOR TIE BENEFIT Of THE
IyS0LTE.s-T .-fHS OF MARYLAND.
Circuit Court i"r s. Mary. c..

circuiI Court To s. Mary. CT
March Term. 1859
nRDERED by the Court. that the cre,iitnr,
~ If ENOCH II. EVANS petitioner for
tie benefit Of the lus lrcrt Laws &c Mtry.
land. be and appear Def re tie Clrcui. C7ur.
or ~ Mary County ~, the third Murday
Il \uvrmier Eryt - show csr<n ii aay.
iIcv have. why the sAi: knoch X. Evans
shall MT hayr the benefit ~ the sail Laws:
pruyricd a crpy e til. order he Inserted in
the ST M:ry'. Bcacru. "nrc wrok, iur
THREE months bctrc the said t4ird Moad,y
III November u-x;
Ey o.,:rr.
JAMES r. GLADSTONE.
Clrik
May !sso-3r.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

The my sirry Of ths' NJ 'uatsin.T being mn
sOS~nrs!scd ~ith the name &C the arsh-. -
<SsAsEeA 10 r,SpO ;!Glly Il. H..sA
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
PETITION FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE
LSSCLEEET LiVS or Maryland.

Cue'jl Cyur' ~ s. May c.. '
MA.ch Term 1857
nRDEREp by tic Court that the Crc,...
~ tor Of JOSEPH y. LONG. a peti,ro..-
- for the bcnyE. VI tie li.rovrn; Laws cf
Mary AMI, IL and api"ar hvtore the Crtu.,
C"utt Tor -. Mary { 'uuy on the thmi
Monday If November hrxl. D. snow cture. r
ANY they have. Why the -t.i J.-.ph Is Long.
shall no, have the :cn..ti, Of the said AVS:
PROVIDED Il copy q lis ur:rr "a inserted In
tie s.. M, Ben om~c weak far three
months Lrt"rc NE SID ,lud Monday ia
November next
By r,i,r.
J.YES T. BLAKiSTONE,
Click
May OH, ls5o-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

IA. THOMAS b. SLYE. c. |. DU.
RANT and JOHN A. DUNBAR. are re
commended TO the voters oil Sc. Mary.
County IS candidates for Judges Of The Or
phans' curt.
MAsY FRIEsps.
May 5lh 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

FoH STATES ATTORNEY.
VERNON DORSEY re>r,"c' fuIlv o9.r. lsinl-
III "a a." voters r ~ My. C,1r'c Ne a
c7u'j3''e lie oticr - States Auoracy.
May OH, 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

Tn NV YoRx DENoCRAcY-Th- n.ily
News thus rirgs nut joyous peal OF CnInn
and success Tor the democracy Of the Empire
State:
We congratulate tho Democracy "f This
State upon the suspicious promise now BET re
them. While the com@Sn enemy begin I"
show the decay 80 long Anticipated, our organ
iEatiun IL united. and uur rank and file cntl u
siasllc aud determined. Whatever may nave
itrn tile differences nf the past, "r however
great tie dsss.D>i,.rS existing IN other States.
We t.iIuk At tive lrpSaIr writing \ more bar
moniUuS party 0s<> lot exist than our own at
this time ir New York Snail the promising
future, future. now 50 brilliantly "pening, he
rralizd? Or will snIns factions sririfs, re-
viving former teu.is again insure defeat and
Black "R"ruhlican' triumph. Would that
this noble cisy-the grca: citadel Of Drm"cra-
cy-could heal it, loCal Troubles Here Il the
Only breach now existing ia the Empire State.
The Mercury observes signs Of recnnc'!ia-
tion in ih" nemcrsii" party n I,''r'fs -
be:oTv the pIrsrTI year closes 1t viii very IKE
y >ss Sis and wonders nearer home. Ine
Dca.C> ray are everywhere uni:irg aud
S'rrr ~t'rning :hsir INKS, an;ma''d by :ieir
priu-iPi>, and with The cumman purpose Of
< epiLg Sewaru VI any otl.cr s~ctio'IAliStS Gu;
If the Presidential Chair, and maintaining
! tie C. R-'i'u;ion and tho Union in its pun
~ and integrity .-NCsoGrs lie A2
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
THE LIVING fac.

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n IL ton III" pI>t y"lf. tH~ pi1itsh"f" are
enabled TO append the new ani attractive
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Literary and Scientific Portraits
engraved on steel. earI OF winch will BE-
accompanied BY
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR.
thus furnishing i'< readers. no. only .hs
cream cf the best Prriodc1l Literature e
Inc world, bu; also . complete
ILLrsrRArEp BIosH IPH.cAL DIE rioSART.
Commencing with the Portraits OF psQr
COZ. followed bv Hugh Miller. w. II Pres
cni', Professor Wilson. Charles Lamb. ObsE-
I'm Humboldt.
81 say without hesitation, that If ] could
have but one Magazine among all that ar"
published or re-published IN this country. ]
should select LirrEL's LiviSG AsE. l; con
-irives TO touch the Rnld medium between
light aud solid aF'ices, between mere IBsiFuc-
ton and mere en,era nm~ni; and great deal
VI know ledge may je gathered up from u.
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Sr.
TERns-SingIe numbers 10 cts; yearly
subscription 95-p"paId TO any address.
Subscription for less period II desTed.-
Special terms 20 cIrgvmsn and club.
DELlSSER l. PROCTER. Publishers.
5,S Broadway.
April q 4w. Ny.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
Hgpl
q q /
TnY virtue ID
= for Saint

d -
TDT virtue q
- for Saint /
Curt u Equity
?. Smith aud i
undersigned a
Sale. On 'THUH
aext. between /
m. at ST.. ISld
,rict, all tne III
Artis Of Saint |
ai,l real Est.stt5
~ acres. more
three sxvrral 81
ny DwELLlN|
separately ~ n
has all the ADJ
near steam Boz
sirable prcper.I
Terms Ut ~
are one sl,ird 4
the day Of said
two years. to
purchaser wit
aud with SURF
Trustee. /
Upon paynS
the Trustee II
me title OF oil /
those who M
purchaser.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
RAT|
joseph 4

RAT
Joseph 4
Dorothy Il
Ger. 'I'hmlpF
heirs VI Jush
AMI s~l,asila
Ell. Of jsIluE
DY virtue
- the act
and provided
report Of u.
hlrd IN ki,ia
unless cause
Monday Of J
this o!,lrr lie
con. once q
previous 10 d
The report
guFg AMI
hundred and
slAl los three
dollars.
April 2sthJ
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
FOR COMMISSIONERS COURT.

ROBERT FORD. Of ST. Tnlgos< Dfs-
trici. Is recommended b. his fr:ehds - the
voters Of 81 Mary's Comfy as a candidate
for Commissioners ConrL
CHIprICo.
MAY 9Th 1883
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
April 2s.b,

~ EO. ~. -
W rom n
selected stock
GOODS. I'll
end dtseriptlo
try store. IN
attention 60 Oh 1
of SHOES, |
every variety /
CATERS. s!iHp
DRESS GOO
comprising Is
eaw Sern ~
MES RIGS 10
reduced rates.
eral asaoFsanes.
ING. Of every
shey siaink o.
their rTeass y I
eHy Eormsr e.
sTeENf. pu~
slok for then
Ghsre.
April asth. &
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
april as'h

10y virtue
- fF Sa;,I
Court " E1i'nI
1853. he untlj
Public Sale al
Inigot~' llistrj
May next. besl
ciNk, y. m. 4
wi
containing ond
ur lcs.. 'Thls /
In 81. lnig Il
Mays river, |
vi the " altar, l
the o.!lI,ary 4
iunpr,yeIncl,,j
LING Houf
li.Hses. ,Is'ccsH
The terms |
ere. a rc--tw}
ihe day OF "a
sialu,-nts 81 4
deferred paya
&c the purcnaI
Ivy the trusted
sale. On I'll
n'",sy. the 'rI
,he p,,r&aseEi
to the proceed
Ax.;t @0,LA
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05
EAl

10y AIri
- SAINT J
execut y IL
Saint Mary $
Public Sale.
On S.iT1
all the REAL
Lyon 'tJiV
.i-tipg
aid. e......llE
and sixty-dtt
10 xi,nli Il ia
trn ul,',>nt
~ ish,' fi''-al
lIG i!Ot II
II ISL. a hnE
dr., anil = SpI
~ within dh1
;beT dicscripsts
necrsaaFy, as
puEchr.c ~
lay Il al II
Mr.. II. A W
when either v
TEKNs N
years Ia 'lul
Ing notes. eit
xxecu,"r bear /
and when all
will be given.
6rss day OF l
Nxty. Sale II
April 2sth !
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

Eks- On the 2i;h inst SUNDAY Last a
coivrcd man belonging to Samuel W Adams
was struck. by some pc@on unknown, n the
head. fracturing Lis skull and causing Ii,
death IN about 3 "r 10 hours. A. lie was gin.
rom T. ?, Gray Esq. fishing sh"re. Goose
Day, t" Mrs. Budd's quarter a; Sion! !I:.l, IN
this county, bid.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

THk CrrculT Monday rcxt is III
time fnr the regular Spring Term Of our Cir
cu:t Court l. cpnmcrce---Nid.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

TiEcrIax or VxsrEYHrS AN election Of
vc,:rym.n f,r Port Tort Tobacco Parish, took
place at the Episcopal Church in this place
las: Monday. The following named gentle
men now compose the Ve>try WIN. B.
Stone. Jusas H. Hawkins. Samuel Cox. john
G. Chapman. Frederick Stone. William
Boswell George ". Berry And G.rrSc II
Musche:t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

May 5'h 1889
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

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.nab!eb 10 append the new ani attractive
IL n
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-05

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nj Oom Dl9ten NiHIe, 10 pieI patIeuten wie
mO8lia III ifeter Belddftigung 3u erbolten. SIN
.6cfe II. @arten linc Biele beihditi1t; Elm 9rceer
.Gbeil ber &leionns5titde u~nlerer Siren wurpe
cOn S6neipern seuadt, bic Yatienten pesSau"
ies linD. aud uniere 6rauen5iuluer brin8en eie
ni9eS tunten beS Cages I'M Jfdtfalle 3u; 3lm,
merleute uuo Sdreiner belfen an Den Sauten
unb Reparaturer. Oieie t0tperltAe 2bati9fett,
U~erbunben nit ~uulereu eielfaltI9en llnIerbaltun-
gen, bait Die 9ranfen Don tbrem 9efabrlIAen.
ben SrrItun ndbreuoen Oabinbriten as. Iut
ftnoen aeitmeiie @oucerte Il. bratnatiIhe Vcrles
fungen ltatt, Da8 9elefabiuet 1T mohl be
felt q"
uuter beu oeutldeu 8ldttern, oeren Gt9en'
tbaulern purd Den 9uperiutsnoeate pes Oap'
toner Srrenbaules Der Oauf Der 0eIlteafran"
fen aus9eridt miro, %befInpen ltd, ipie oaS SclfoS
blatt melDet, Der yWeltbCte", Der uDcUwdd'
ter" uno Der oirobltde 8ctidafter", - in Gel
Tbat cine leltlame @eeljd,aft lpeun man be-
pentt, pap Ger yBeitbcte" vulgo UgSelifnote"
zines Der rabiatelten 0unterbldtler, Der vfrohs
llde Sotldalter" elm Srgar Ger ~perSiidtelten
nno uerrIdtelteu SpeBte8 ron Ofetbcrilten unC
Der OoAndhter" Der riilti9e Bet1npfer allel
oieier pel febrten 3fidtuu9en if.
Sn Sbio fommen ii6ri0enS nnr balb 10 piele
8tiltesfranfbeiteu ror als IN Wtala9nlett0 unD
lnperen 6iltheu Staaten.
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1ele9r9pDtttpe OCacbrtcDtel
Gpn0re6.

Wa~fbin8tOn, 10. Sanuar. 9enat.
W a on BON Der COMMITTEE fir Gu8wartioes
6erIdtete cine Bill welde ben Brdlioenten er.
nld4ti9t, in ben in Der BID rrrgeldtiebenen
6daen, Die Ser. Staaten Gruppen gu 9anp unp
See gu benusen.
Sbtelps intrcou5irte cine 8ia fir @tas
Strung elmer Safe SuperiOt uno Yaci1ic lleber
lauopoltrCute.
auf ben Antras BON Davis muroe be.
l9lOi1en, ben Yrdloenten urn Wlittbeiluug Der
GOrrelpcnoen5eu unD Der anDereu Attenitlide gu
etlnden, bic li6 auf RE @epalttbaten tejiebegl,
nelhe an amerifaniiden Bar9ern auT Dem Sltb
nlnS Don Banana be9an9en wuroen.
0ierauf murCe bic pacIflde @ilenbabn. Blu
Uieoer aufeenommen. WttiOn belt cine
frdfti9e Reoe fir ~bielelbe.
6ous. Gill Bat um Grlaubaib, cine Sc,
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meiu iaiue 0leiclutlon einbrinoeu 3u o%Irfeu,
mornaG} flufiiJ fein neuer St11t IN pe
Union Enlightenment meroen ipu, wena rs nitt
ourd ben @eniu8 ief9eteat 1T, oaB ietae Be
polterun5 10 8feB ill., ME biz Uotf'6abl elne"
GOu8reBpiltrifts. go wurps G!uwnuo erboben.
Sterauf be9ann Die DEBATE uber Den Berlbt,
pelAen Die COMMITTEE fir AuSmdrtt9eS II; Der
lebten SelltcH lber Die Nrretlrun8 Oe8 @en.
Wllfsr OurO COMMODORE Bluloin8 erltattete.
Der 3ertdt ipridt it'd 5e1en Baulotn9 aus.
Nttdte beautraStc ea8 anenoeuent, Dag
Der @on3teB benz Commodore Yaulptn8 Ietnen
Oanf auabrifen ioue
ga iber ciefe 6ra9e i4On III Der leeteH
Selltcn 10 Biele8 0ereoet wurbe, 10 entbalten
Die ote8maL 9ebaltsneu Reosn gar nidtS yteusS.)
Wafbtn9ton, II. San. Die msrtcan.
nuo centralamsrit, Golcuiiat s@eleulhaIt
bat Irijcua III ibren QnlieoiuaSsplan nit inns
ein9ejCBen. AngeIebene SiOmdnner mo
gsem Ycrter lteben an Der Gpiee. 5ie baben
bereit8 0epjiie @rontS 8efauit. Sen. 0en<
nln9Ien 1T @blef engineer.
y olcn, II. San. SIN Staats euate Don
W~la6a4uIetts erbielt beute Der Republ. wteoer
Ole meilten Stintmen al8 9. ct. SenotCr.
Iu8uita, Waine, II. San Der Otep.
UeltenDen wurce beute nit GROCER Wlalor'tdI
mteoer gum y, ct. Senator gewdblt.
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Sic orrenanIfaIfen in obiO,

Or. Qiebmann bat &c in lelnem fir ZEN
sBsder" eeldriebeuen NufluBe iber DeutIae
ND ameritOnide Srrenunltalten 9etabelt, oaB
Die Siren in ben omerifuniiGen Nntalten niGt
Senne gun 9rbeiten aneebalten wsroen.
vOieIe pen Or Sisbmann anaefubrten Nans
gel" laSt Ua0 GlncinuOti @Oltsblatt, nadOvm
SO Den 9lebmann19en grhfel uutsetbeilt =
,liur in ben Oblo Siren AlAleu tbeilDelle Be.
leltist. vs@S 1T unisre emiiee Srroe, ldrei6t
!. 9. Der 9uperiHteuCent SObn s. Wie9lbens
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mao benz 2aais Zee perm 8GrS, ye. "a Soutt 6BarphT.s
smil1en tseena =. une QpmtartEr. psrIegt.
Dem frubsr mebrfa@ auSasiprplensn 9Dunf9e ~entlpre.
Wenr. babtn wr ben 3cntrlit lib r biS 9ptaI babin abees
f6lChea, ss tasieb aabsr ben tGs bic tSefdne .usbnnstn BE-.
tftmmtts 2abeabsa Su tebey anbeR Bit aud sH ben prt0Gtisen
B,rfam sfkang.n her Gtttpen unb ~paffsen NltteIteber BEN
'SsrmagtG JtdnnersGbDr CUR Gasf6iteBltGen A~tspURttpn gee
II Ut merfs.
Dies CUR 8snntntb Der Mttelteosr ~brtussxb uno bamit BITE
Gtnia0aRs uH ~oisfelbtn Jua Oftersa une aablret6en 8elu4
Des Ya ptais rsrbtnpenb. ptro 9~Ieidjeius erfu6t, Beneis
ann0s. &c. at Dea t5ermaata Wtdaner.Gpsr BET peru . re
htntstItaet So mousr.
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Sn &prN0tau9sn pNn GparIee SAngbMpn, @de pRa
Sllttmpo uap JsOatarabe ani&a0ts.
ateteea Srsanssn une Setanntsn, fSnte benz pIblttnm
uberDau,@, crlaube ib mir Ste Benerfnna ~ naGea. baB bet
MIR nurf pa Der reelhen Bebtenlus bic Jece fen tam wetl
ale Mrb@ ten burh metne steeneu 5dRte seben.
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Qonbon, 10. Deg. Sn 3tuerporl murpe
pOr8eltern eth peutlder Ar8t, NauIens Nusult
Wilhelul, gum 2oDe peturtbeilt. @r butte iul
YereIn nit einem dr5tlIAen @epulfen Aameus
Garl StaDtmuuer, oer lplter pie Sade per.
rletp anD ais 3ease 9e8en Ielnen 2anosmann
%auftrat, elmer 6rau SIuDorcuSs aus Wfan6e'
lter auF DerbreuerIlht 8tIle So eIneu' Abprtus
Uerbelfen welen, III. unter lelner GebanolunB
mar lie seltorben. Die 9el4wOrpen oriiftsn
inDem lie Den 4n5etla8ten peg UfctoeS fdulpi3
ertlIrteu, ibr SeDauern aus, DAP 60 tbnea nlbt
ulSSlld mar auI blSBe 20otung gu erfennen,
unp es lit tein 3 Jerel oaB OIS lIttpeIl ucn Der
4rone sslnilosrt ipt,o.
Oraufrei1
Yaris, 20. De5, Die auBerOroeutlIhsa
@eianDten uno OevolmIAtlBten Utlnilter Der
Republit @euabor unb pes ar9eutlallden Bun.
De5, Die 6srren gorUam ano Alberol, aber.
reidten seltsrn benz Rlller lbr 8e9laGbi8unSs>
5@reiben. au4 Der ouserCrOentli4e @eianpte
pOn Nicarasua, 3srr BON Warccleta, uup Der
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milt:m Hno pe nuter tpser aHft3r Fepenten g0afe s@erts
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Setpsttt5ten %pHoItjtrf, pl bic tartn entpaitsnsn UIr!mnHR.
Bn ltrenS 0~gtanppabr perten fpAeH.
s. .. Suter, GDaheTta eentsar.
uuno wirp tteratt Dsr(let unb eer0tonet pom Wtap4r unb
benz Sraotratpe ron 0ais mUre, eaB, wenn Der eDtr bts 81.
8 Atpnn,er, pewehnsr Dp T Mtetper eInes 6Quf@ Dber 0s-
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men wtro. ais Tdr ten 8raarf zines 0IusbefBsrs Dber ST.
pObaeEs er~TUrbsrlt@ IA, DaB ferner, WeRn etsfes Gbermdstps
NauftH GeS QDGders DurG's 0efriereH ~beitJbtH In tteeao Ct.
ne otrage, safe NEsr aaes HEas IN einerh I1Ots h Der StaeT
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FUR abtalnang YeH LdnsvfrgnaounGsr &~aeaerttn 0erfanm
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ben l3 ;Rtprne ( IrF ar ~tntfhIOnsa, stnta nsuea Bauperetn
la Iitt lspAnftc Der Gtaet 81 ftten. VS. wereen sGper Alt,
rsips tdlpn autesesnust babtg, iewts aud btsientara q. welmt
ap mob baSsi gu DsFbesltssn wani3en. s,,rMtt s%tnssIabeu.
fu am tteHfag Qpan II. Sdn.l Abenes z ubr tn benz 2pt1Ie
bee rru. Sunsier. Y1o. as VI. 5reoettdfr.. etnauRnteu. UNI
bas gin AbretUegeIb aas fSu3Sbien rns nher Bic @elese abauftm.
Hen. II, Sulldutf. Stfr. = &. (3an8,2n
Nnglt1cDer SprGcDMnterridDt.
gtOntas tfn 10. jsnaa's, apsnos . uer, gtrSs i'd stnsn
snaltlbtn SoreAe erbhnen.
Der natnrt@t wire 3 a1all rSGeutltdb ert stt nns fORet 81
iaeaGtita, al UOrdnS Sa5ibar. Is. Brev
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vebm8ane: 81 90 mruatltG, TN gprans sablbGr.
S RS,lRI et D. Wduuer, gebrsr,
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WerntantA WfAnnereDOr.

NIT y Susaapme Guf uaiere Iru3eFc 9iRIabana an Bit al.
stpen UNI paliisen Wlit9ltsber fes Saermdnta Wt6nnsr- Is bots
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TT anp Nap as attIDen Knb paftpen @tifsiaDer DtS @srmasta
AiGm erp&ee3s gterSG freaRpitat etnseinpen.
DeDlt SIM &uftraee g.. -. MtdeI, eOrrelp. SER.
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u. SuleQ,

Agent De8 Weder'8,
Z StraRe, NO. 444, 9s
gegenuber Der patentsSfftre,
GberutTamt att MH3et8sn uaO GuvfcrtpttQnen tn
QEalbtn0t0n un5 Nn8&9eRp IRr bea 0BeGsr, I9nte aud Se ae>
feaaa8 sVDn 0rudarpetten, unb atiOres b~ieieIben In ~tar4sfer
5et.
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III le0etsi WtpilloJ uIp S1nliI1S Apenp
ID ec 5omtasrwirtbf6aft hes Earn. geretns hatt.
Mtai ia,S Das WtrtRf&dftesGrmtt
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RUFUS DoLBEAR.
II Card.

The undersigned deems himself under obligation to
vey to his numerous friends in particular and the public
general bis most sincere and heartfelt thanks for their liberia
patronage SO generously and pofusey extended to him
the occasion of the recently held in school
Dryades street.
The holding Of the Fair comprised objects one
rid the building of the remnant of debt which hung
the other enable the Pastor reopen in the fall (Which he
intends do under the direction of the Brothers Of the Chris
tan schools) ALL without distinction, have been conspcu
GUS In the noble work. have euous of other
opening the weprpgs of charity and contributing by their
unrestraned offerings the Of education As would
be preposerous to think of succeeding In the above under
taking without the cooperation of nsure fares gems the
ladies-who form the nucleus 1t of every good
ever foremost and ready participate the holy
have succeeded by their untiring efforts and ndeagabe
in realizing the above Objects will be gatihca
ton and pleasure them and all who contributed
this landsbe and praiseworhy undertaking that
the sum of $26OS 80 WIS the net product.
now beg leave most sincere thanks
and unfegned gratitude for the active interest they have
this as we'll as other OCCASION evnced in m behalf
secondly to all who have cooperated by their
ana chary TO place me in supernaan position. thank the
Mayor for his dgnsd courtesy in receiving application for
oicers to preserve order overlook the urbasy and
potenes Of his Private Secretary granting an extension
Of time to proong the Fair would wanting In nv duty
were to omit noticing the prompude of the Chief of Police
in sending special and efficient officers for the promotion
ace and order Though last not least thank Press for
noticing in friendly and able Fair and its object
As gratitude the only can make to all and every
who have contributed make nay path smooth and AN
easy pray that all and each may one
here, and that their names be written book of m
JEREMIAH MOYNIHAN,
Pastor of St. John Bapsts
new orleans, June T. 1859. fec 2p2t
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A TREMENDOUS ABUSE.

l. MA
aors.o. = ~ =. 8 - 1.ns ~. .n'
NJ .,s.. :, 49, s, =. w.. ~ ~.
or.v,.,. thsr, !. -. go 49,, a. ),
$500 rsI;ro.,;s ~ =. s.,..,.s CO..
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contrnI * 5s..rc,, ~. oorau..;nos. ~. "",ss.e =
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las. and the ,orn.rv -, =. ,ha,, 49,. 49,
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.,horch ,h., ~ 49, 80. - .nauy ~ one.
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-,;rc - 49, 5a,,a.. sS..,N ouousu' pus ~
,,slIed - rat.on;na .hs;. psss' IN suose 0oA'
$1,000 X s,...,... :. 80, lucy a'oiu 'ne
as "a :. - ea'.A steamer Nnen many
rnr,h.es az. 80 'ueA. 81. ,a.o one' ~ sucn
.s..ss 4. s,Ae1 se.onu eul.son .. 'ne nor
s.ase y oa.u..a' wneu .ne vessels
!. ~ .a.'suuss. rus COMPANY y required
. .... s,' -. auu proper iooa ana WAFER 70
w = uvss ne,,l'er' anu .ney are NOT un'
- H. =. . so.s VI Tue necessares
y CT ~ oe.o.. .uey a'o ~ell ous .. port
:. ~ saso "ueu ossf s.Aeeen nunored pas
s' "e.e .eseuAy o.o~oeu in'o the steamer 1onn
2. sepusns,ou 'ue s'in. sloe' peing some hundreds
lot. su.n ner lee's'ef Allows Wniie steamer be-
.ons'us ~ Tug 0onpany Wn'ca could nave been put
on was ty'ng ,oe IN .ne naroor OF Panama The
nau nos alone 70 soller rom IN
sanie'eIey y Ma.ef' ~. we're forced 70 PICK up
ep Wneleset lucy eouIo una u on sou parts OF the
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Germans,
AND
GERMAN LANGUAGE IN NEW ORLEANS.

As there are from 1000 to $4,000 Germans In this city
the business language
one who dees or lose Of the city trade. And is in
dspensabe for all Germans learn the national language
this Countrywide English-to succeed. At
DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE, l06 Canal ST.,
There special Professors for English German French
Spanish Mathematics Keeping Penmanship 70
to save the TIME Of business and those who wish go
business Parents will find great saving Of time
money to give their business education In months
instead Of wasting time in mixed classes Summer students
should begin Immediately.
ie6 2p3ts RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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Missouri.
JobP O., Oregon county, Missouri, July o. 1856
Messrs. Fleming Bos.-Dear Srs have used Dr.
Celebrated VERMIFUGE prepared by you in my family and
do think the best preparation now in use for expellnp
worms from the human SYSTEM My neghbos used
with the You liberty to use this as Won
it, Yours etc. WIN q NErTIE
The above is sample of certificates daily received by the
propretors Fleming Bros, of Lanes celebrated yERMI
FoGE and LIVER PILLS. We hink safe in saying
they are the most reliable and popular of the day.
Purchasers will be careful ask DIR. MLANE,s GEL
EBRATED VERMIFUGE manufactured by the FLEMING
BROS, of Pittsburg, Pa All Vermifuges in compari
son are worthless Dr. MLanss genuine yermifuge, also
celebrated Liver Pills, be had RESPECTABLE drug
stores. None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS. Sold by sCoVIL Il MEAD, Ill and ll3 Charities
street, New Orleans Wholesale Agents for the South.
je6 2p6tSW