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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
The Confessional Convention.

Tie MOn:g rnery Cyuuty SeRhHd, sPeAkIng
Of the C.IngTez~innal Cnyentipn. says:
The qusstiDs is often askld Us. "Whcn
will tie C.gisrrsSi, s,,Sl Convention he held ,
Now, without wishing {" assume r-spOnSi-
bilities vther THAI becuBe eur postum. desir-
lag Unly T. act IN ssHtUeGG Rith tiIs ~lstiss
o. cur Densocrst friei.is, ~e Would slggest
"wednesday. the 9Th If July next as the DAY
f,r the Demo- ratio Congressional & .nventi.m
ui this DistrIci, ~ meet III Bl4legsburg. Upon
Feleseuce - ouT Glc vi lsv1, We mud
that Gen. BowIE Va ya.I aisd that
year on a." Path & July We hope the day
we prnPse may m-e' the approval Of the
Democrats 81 the other COUNTIES vi this C.'n-
eressiI,Ial District. The State Democratic
E nv-ntiOn will meet H. Frederick On tho 10Th
e July, and il seern~ u US wise and prudent
that a. $50 thereAl,eT As practicable all Con-
gr-szional aud county nominations should be
made"
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

On the Saturday. eth inst in the 2d,h wear
of her age. Mrs MARY : wife Of q. K. Chc>-
cIIiue. was gathered unto her Fathers
Man or woman, dying. b'queath 10 ;hc'r
survivors 4 lc.acY. l'iuav H. wealth II may
be good or ba,! example. Wealth consoles the
mercurarv,-good example. the pi"us auL crp'i,
the bad Is treasured up ~ In" W Ecd
bitter consolation by y-mpar i"u~nip. Wealth
AID sor, example nc5i faithful executor;
immortality needs ncLc. If di,. iigt dccIt.
it aiu.o,t criminal - lrs g,ad dc,is Lc "e'.-
tered with their hue-, - might i-ay" The sub
i-yt 4 the prescR' rotlC. TO tin uTGluAry form.
'.delaricd lLis life .ut have shown her
too long. aul what s;erh know, 10 aI!om
her b ike n ne in tho - "r:shrl memory II
her own ko"-e and familiar friends. From
almost the ti'nc she ST uprn her motEer's
knee q fair, cuIiy hrI', chrrI.b infant uEti. the
day Il her dccc,lSc, lavc known her mil
ma'civ. Tine iucreISed and ngthcncd
nv regard and rc~pcc1: know Zone that
were not I'd hy tie ian" feeling. Though
small in s.atu.r. there vas such dignity upon
her brow, none wished. rome dared - offer
uuslt save respect; ard such kiudne>s and
gonilcEcs. mingled with i.rT dIgnIhrI 1car-
~ that none tlt rcpu.@" Int motive 81 love.
None spoke evil Of her ,-she. u none; and slam
der CrJuchcd aud COVERED in the atmosphere
about her Whether such a heart and such
character was the effect nj jId,cnus parental
training, or Instructive and natural, II is hard
u saw. IL is almost too much 20 Sty II was,
il lnay lie wrong. tp say il WAS not. Affection
ate and beloved am'rt to mrch for a being
Of earth hy mother br1th,.r> and husband, she
was indeed tie queen ii their hearts. i,
mv>elf hav" SEN the j"y IN gesture and look
e the dnmrstics IN her return firm even a
short stay in tie ucighbUrhooh. No bad ~
dex To the Kindness uf \ girls heart O, the
infmity Of Gods mercy that while the loss
u the god, the dutiful. the lvvIn. aud be
loved j. s. great bereavement the cOnsOla
ton follows elise III the steps Of tie tnrn-up
lys and effIccS them they are made.
II coad"l"nce and sympathy could alleviate,
her family were tls-7S'-i with \ tini'ly and
lastll.g surcour. Now that she has finished
her crurs" with j,v" and ',i.~s ret from her
IabH.,' she will lie am"ng ;h.~e for whom
the Holy Church will, h. all eternity. bless
G,si'~ holy Name FIR all lis -ervauts departed
this life IN his filth aud fear. II.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
Tall Wheat.

A gentleman left nj our Office on Tuesday
last several stalks Of wheat which are over
six feet in hight. The wheat was taken
from the field of Capt. Als;an. Of the Fac
tory District, and is OF the Mediterranean
variety. We learn that our friend Alls;au has
II acres Of this extraordinary growth.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
Rates Of Passage:
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Jno " lpy Guarl S n-xt) In the Circuit
friend IL r. VI. = J4ls Court for 81.
Hilton Mars County
vs. sitting Court
f. NJ. s Jane Hilton Ut Equity.
10y virtue of authority vested IN me by
- thu act Of assembly. IN such case made
and provided. II Is hereby ordered, that the
report OF Geo. |. Spalding, Trustee. filed III
thiS case. br ratified and confirmed unless
cause to III" contrary b" shown before the
.hird NI.nIay IN November next. provided
that 4 copy .! th'S order Ne published In the
SAINT MARY Beacon once PER week for
tire ,ucce>SIve weeks bciur" the said third
Monday oil November next
The report states that the land sold for five
hundred dollars.
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
MAY Goth ls59-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
CC,HMCHIrATEp.

NEssRs EDrr1Rs In reply u tie cOui-
muuica'iun If ALPHA. in your last issue, |
haye but little to say: and that in Justice to
myself. not in courtesy to him. When my
original article was written. il was in 4 play
full spirit, and with no Intention ot giving Of
fence 10 any orc, ~ &c iuiuring the st. Mary ;
Realizing K"nni and Debating S'riety, III
which I take great interest, and which has
my'sincerest- wishes FOR its succesS.
Alpha having thought proper 20 adopt a
style Of DISCUSSION ~ Uncalled fr as il Is
unusual. laud one in which have NJ desire
si,,cntly with se!f-reSpcrt. reply At length 10
such communicated.
Moreover, with such weapons as he uses !
aur proudly sensible q! the inequality e the
contest will therefore contcn. myself with
single statement t. snow that | have not
rniSTeprcsented the Srcie:v.
IN my former Communication. stated
that "fJr several years pt>. there have hot
been taken out from the Library. more than
three or four y,lUmcs per anuuu. Here.
Alpha says. | am certainly ia error. IN
reply 10 this, have only I" remark. thH' the
statement rds ma,ir nu the authority # TIC
Librarian. ani that am authorized hv that
gentleman tn say. not only that lie d.d Eivc
NE the information. bu; that he has never
denied the fret 20 any one; ~ 10 alleged
by Alpha. And here. take leave Q! the
matter forever;-gAdly.
OMEGA
p s In Justice to the Librarian. however
must observe, that lac gave me "a distinct
Is understand. that. in his statement Is "a
the rumbcr Il volumes taken oyt for the
last three or four wears. he had no reference
to. and dill not include. the past few weeks
in which time, think he stated tic Libra
~ had been more used than for the same
number Of years before. y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

Z vii sell al Public Sale on THURSDAY.
Il thee lGh IF .I,ns> merI, ali tie personal
properly OF tn" ate SisnI>.aus Booth, ccni
>istnG. Of OXES. COWS. HOGS. HOK
SIS, EARMING UTENSILS. IlOUS SIS
mol and KITCHEN FURNITURE. &
ItrNS II S"ir.-.iil sums OF s. aud un-
dor. xSn. Il cr.dr OF SIX mOnts will b-
sn.nS II all sums above S.
u FRED. NJ DION,
Administrator.
Ma 2Gth Iss9-,s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

4 BACHELoR's CHANCE or MARRYING
The Assurance hagdzine, an English peri
oailcal. has the assurance TO make the follow
ing statement:
We are told that in the two periods Of life
20 TO Is and % n SO-the probability Of a
~idower marrying m year is nearly three
times as great as that Il bachelor; at 80
it is four times a. great; aud from 80 20 IS
il is five times as great at 60 the chance 81
a wid"wer marrying in a wear is eleven
times as great as that Of bachelor -
After the age Of 30 the probability Of q
bachelor marrying in . year diminishes in a
mC-s rapid ratio; tie probability at IS is n";
mach mere than haif that at 80, and nearly
the same propnrti"ti exist between each Pc
ROD Of FIVE years afterwards.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
Trustees Of the Poor.

The Commissioners Court have appointed
the following gentlemen Trustees Of the P.,or
for the ensuing year : James L. Langley,
Robert Thompson. james l. Yates, Albert
Bureh. Daniel " Washington.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
NOTICE
FOR CONGRESS.

col. JOHN r DENT. Is recommended
TO 10 voters nt ties Congressional District
as a gentleman vel! qualified to represent II
IN "a" ensuing Congress. OF the claims OF
TINS county to that honor. OF the experienced
Stat.->manshrp OF Col. Dent. and the able
aud efficient manner IN which he has filled
the .arIous p1biIc positions h" has hereto
fore held. u l. deemed useless here 70 speak
it - only Necessary 10 say. that he will BE-
tially supported BY the Democracy OF
OLD ST. MIaY's
May 10Th 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
Stakeholder Convention.

The Delegates elect from this county. will
remember that this Convention Is 10 he held.
IL Baltimore, on Wednesday the 9th oi june
next
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

At tie rc>iiucc OF her father, in Caap;ico
District. aft! Short i'ar>S. "a Tuesday tie
I7,h Instant JOSEPHINE, c',i.>t daughter ii
Dr. RYGc.t Sca:e, :.cre! ahou; - yyars.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
FOR RoAD sUPERYlsoe.

A. ~ noh-I,s'Ion Of many la~ p ers
GEORGE ". GODDARD, all be cardI, ate
FOR Supervisor Of Puzzle Roads. "ud w.li be
sU.por e. ~ tHATHSo Ct'TA!SE-
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

ThS names 81 DIR. JAMES WARING.
Of ChR pt.co District. and DIR. a. J. SPAL-
DING. aud YOU NJ J. DAWk!AS. of
l.enuzrd Town District. arr suggested u Ia"
yn:rr> of 81 Marv'> County. a. caniI iatcs
for Judges oil the Orphans Court.
MAHI DEMocRArS.
Nav Both lSJ9.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
~ OTFCE.

ca Is. BALL. MATCHMAKER
ON & IEwEIf.EH. vii -crlai- fIr
NJ aAh.Et tine. at ii.. Ns.'E,.-'oG
- 80 Ii,tc' ~ tr>r'ri T ''v',. With
view ~ Il, ing lis afteu'r.n n thu ol$rHiny
and repairing ,,f CL~k.. Watches an,; 5cr.lTy,
of every ,iss,riptiuu. Charges n'-!.rNte.
Rom adiiIirg the lar e Mr.. y. ". J.
Moorr, IisJ. Jc~c'ry giyen IL cItL,rse ior
cid I'D anil silver.
Nav 10Th ls59-;f
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
FOR THE
PATUX Mt RIV E r,
- ria -
Fair Haven and Plumb Point.
Permanent Arrangement for
the Season.
STE.f .HERS
'PIan''." Mary Washington, AID George
WesniI"
Fair Haven and Plumb Point.
S TIE "a " E r s

an and after TUESDAY,. Aprl 20. the
" S.sanI-r PidA'cT. u W. ~ ,rmS, Mas
IeI. Sli leave heI wAaII. NJ. 2 State I0bAc-
CO w house. al , O'clock and every sue
ce"dIng tuesday, durinc Ilte S"aSon, tor the
PaluA-hI hGEer. direct, proceeding as tar as
Has Land. Returning. Will leave Benedict
on Thursday morning at 6 O'Clock, tor Bal
uin9r". :a!!ing al al the usual ianuIngs on
the i.Iv"r. GA Saturdays the Planter will
60 10 ar Havcn lni return the same day.
The Steamer Ii'y Hdshi:ty'Oa. ~. l..
" Gems. Master. wIl leave for the Patuxsn,
|; yer every "Wednesday IN ming at o
o'clock, via Far Haven and Plum Point.
Returning. viii leave HIll's Landing every
Friday morning at O'Clock. direct Tor Raj
umore, leaving Benedict al O'Clock. p NJ.
The Steamer George Wecms. Theo.
Weens, Master, will leave BALTIMORE for
the PaiuxenI River every Saturday morning
AT d O'Clock. VIA Plum Point Returning,
viii leave Benedict at S O'Clock on We'd
nesday morning or Baltimore. calling al
Pinm ',,ui and ar Haven.
70 .iAlou AMI Accommodation. the above
Steamers cannot lie surpassed.
All Freight, Prepaid aud received II? 20 )
O'Clock on The evening previous To their de-
paTiur-.
Rates Of Passage:
PnSag. 20 Pl;uxeli River t2.Gn Meals extra.
do Plum Point 200. do. inciud'd
do Far Haven lJD do. extra,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
May 9Th, ls5s-~sm.
NOTICE 70 CREDIi

NOTICE - hereby given ,hai
~ has oblaInei from the 0Tpl
Saint Mary . eouaty. in MHryiall
nistration d. b. 80. on the peFsos
DaabaE, JE. late Gf said county,
persons having eiAInIs sSalnst III
ara hereby warned TO exhibit the
proper vouchers thereof, 20 the .
before the ITth 81 Nov, nexi,
Eaay be excluded by IAw from
che said es,nts. Given under
l0tE day Of May. 1859.
GEO. r.
Aay I2th, Is3h-s~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
NJ \ T. III /. ID.

In St. Mary'> ccuuty.:"u Thursday l2;h in
>Iau;, hy the Rnv Mr Getting. Joseph :! La.
cy and Mis- Gcor.Ana Sc,it
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
E0R TIE LEGISLATIVE.

ELL BHAGEDON is solicited to b~-
colle a candidate for the Legislature Of Ma
r,i4nd Hir friends IN this Dt.Irci are M.
rneruus and keaioTs and they have huls
Iuub' that h.. can b. eject, 4 ~ a large ma
lorly. " Ac serve
go NorEGs
siay l9tE l-d9 IT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Thr friends q JOHN F. CARPENTER.
Recommend HIM 20 the voters of s.; Mary.
county, as a candido;e for County Commiss,on-
er, AMI soh'i; their support a; the enruins
elrctST.
Nav 26ih 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

CLARKE J. DCRANT Of Leonard Town
DisrricI and GEORGE II. MORGAN oil
Chaptlco District are recommended tn the
vot$b OF 81. Mary'> county. a. SurabIc gen
rIetSen 10 represent said county IN the neat
Geserai Assembly Of MARY Iand.
MANT FRiEsH.
gay 9Th 1889.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

CHARLES CAVALIER 4
ded 10 ill., voters 81 Leonard 4
rs q caHiidsIe tor Magistrate
May I:!tA-ls-9.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

PETITION FOR THE BE.sT1
GSSOLTENT L-iHS or ~.
Circuit Cart ior s.;
March
HRDFRrD l., tie Cart Il |
~ tors Of JOSEPH T.. LONI
or Gor tbs benefit VI the In-o
Maryland, b.: and APPEAR bcf"r
Court for 81. Mays County
Monday e EOysrab-r next, D.
any they have, ahy tie said Ja
shah not have tie benefit Of d
provided a c"Fy u tits ord:r
che -. NAry's Beacon once n v
InoutLa Jef,re the said third
EoYrmher next.
b. order.
JAMES 7. BLA
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
40 TICE.
Nav 18th lsJ9-ts.

HNllE. nsder>i-rcl. appointed C,,u.i.'s-
III siuucr> 10y the Clrcui; Court foE 81. Ma
-ys county, 90 lay of and d.yi,!c tie rc.l g.
tate of L. T. Barrier, Sr. late o. sIid county.
deceased, hereby give r.oiice & all eouccru-t
that they viii met ~ tne premisss n ,lecsssei
on MONDAY, the 10Th day oG Jars arIt. ii
fair. it not the mex, fair ,hereaf,tr. to e,c.ut.
the trust alogcs.lil c,'rnrnit,cl e them By
TIC SAID Court
THOS. II. FOWLER.
WM. \. KIRK,
y. 7. MOIGIE
JNO CRISNuSD.
NJ 4. CHCSE
C-GD-s3..-LITB
May 18th, Is59-,d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
A VALUABLE
i 4 Il Nj
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF drcrre &c 'he Crcui. Court
ID for Saint Marv's County. sitting ~ q
Court u Equity. passed the 18th March,
1859 the uni,rSigael a. TRUSTEE will iffer
at publ sale 10 LI.OEARDTONE, on
TUESDAY, the 2lst day # .lune next, lie,
tween the hours Of and I ncl,-ck. T. H., that
valuable estate Of which the late Jlhu n.
Bean died srized. called
PART P!NEY FONT
containing $50 acres, MIRO or les. t9e,Ler
with 20 acres nf detached WOODLAND.
This Farm Is m. st adsantAgrnusly located
Immediately OH the Potomac River, il : very
healthy urigh5, S!io,d adiuins the Potomac
Pavilion. and Commands an extensive view Of
the river and surrounding country The land
is in high stat. Of cultivation and produces
Abundanty al the staple cr,rr of This section
OF the State. The improvements cor-iSt Of \
large and c NM. zion, DWELL @A
lNG. excellent Barns, Stables. TfTTA
Granar!es a..G Oui-UouSs, ne S ILL.,
ccs-ary for SrIuriu: the Crop and k 68
accummudatr = tie servants Er Working tho
place. There is also good ORCHARD m tho
PrenisSs.
The crr-kA and iilriS al the farm Rhlupd
in a.; Tie luXrTics OF the ~a,cr. such a. oys-
ter, U-i. ana u iIu-I W! IN Ilitlf reak ~.
Ter, i, y wharf Immediately in lie arigh-
hrrl"e-l ~ "li,h steamboats, pliE l. All
from Baltimore and Washi; cion, ca! fur -
irr time. X tic week IL passengers ard
freight.
I" p"r.oi.., ic,ir,u- e. purchase = highly
improved an; productive farm in Southern
Mary and, suri. ala 'rior;umty a. tie preset,
is rarely presented.
II : deemed unnecessary Ia give q moro
minute description Of tias c.rn a. I.-rSpns
d-siri"k To- purchase vii! nnst probably vi,iG
AID ~ mite FIR ;hrmsrivrs 10 S,Irh. every
opportunity f,r txamIu.,'i.ll ,.ii ic affprd--l
b. Mr.. Us. \. Elammctt, who Tssi!,- Oh tho
premises.
The Tern, n Sale. As prescribed ~ the de-
cree. are: $4,000 cash. aud tine balance in
rIun! instruments at |, =. , and 4 years. the
deferred payments to Lc secured ~ the bands
al the l,urcI a>cr with security To- lie approved
by tie Trustee, bearing interest from date.
Upon the payment uf all the purchase monc,
the Trustee will convey the land Z, the pur-
chaser free VI all c!a;mls u tie psFtie, 20 tie
I'LL.
z. FORD,
Trustee.
May i9tl., Is39-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
Olive Branch.

Is rHE WORLD a NrsTAKE.-Oat or The
sad,icSt mistakes winch sood people have made
i, in surprising IL, world 10 DE- 4 mistake.
10 :.c>- ;,-.,plc-aud their nun.oc Is n"t
snla.,--th" Garth Is !. theatre 4 pain snd sick
nos, sorr,w and death. JOY is illuiye, plea-
sure a cheat. laughter a mpckcrv, a.1 happi-
tess i thing impossible. and not eg.n = Re
liked f,r "E rhs side tie grave. The per
f,rmancc Of all dug il the taxing MP" II
what they call "A cr,>S.' They a.o actually
t:rlii :" 10. happy u,"!cr AN "versIas.nwing
10 r,rc,>i"n tia. tEcl have IA" right to be- hap
~ il this nle They believe th-t ;h'rc IS
,um, thin, Enthusiastically bad il the S,rd they
.unahit. aui all the ry that procce,s from u.
Trey have ~. idea that tie mora. wi which
..t,!,cts the human race has struck N. All
th.. -uii.nugs uf the Ervlc cTcaipu--thcir
thr,,.S q: labor, and slrkucs-c, OF h'iy, pans
al ,!.atlr-arr 50 Inary voices proclami"- tie
failure %. Alan iuu.Iu nature itclf IS an
awful ,iiuc. Odd Is :rca; iar-piyrr. an
,nexu!ah.a av"n.cr "a aNigl jGr &. .r,! a
B....g - h. feared more than loved Lie j,
!. ,r4l-scvere, unrcl.Eting. perpetual. All
chat seems good and graceful and glorious il
the world Is a hailow sham, Tor tn. reception
II the unweary snc tine ruin 81 ia. unwise.-
7TmCihy 7itoUDlb.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

HoLIlHp WITHOUT CsURY LAWS The
ease OF Hullal.d-furnishcs a striking proof OF
the correctness of tie theory Of free trade n
money. The rate ol interest has been, for a
very long period. lower ia Holland than any
who're else IN Europe and VI I'is:he Gully cora-
Try in which usury laws have been totally un-
known, where capitalists are allowed 10 de-
maud aud borrowers tn pay any rate Of NJ
tercst Notwithstanding all the violent
changes Of the government. ami The extraordi-
nary disturbance OF her financial concerns
since 1890, the rate Of interest ia Holland has
continued comparatively steady. During the
whole Of that period persons who could offer
unexcepiiOuahle sacuri;y have been able 10
borrow At from I" 5! per crnt.; nor has the
average rate OF interest charged on capital.
advanced un the worst species II security, evei
exceeded 6 nr p,T o-nt.. except when the
government was negotiating a forced loan.
But in England wherc the law declared that
not more than PER ceut. should b. taken, the
rate &c interest for money advanced on III" best
landed security varied, in the same pcn' d,
from 70 l6 or II per cent, or about i've
times H. much as 10 Holland.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

JR. EVANS II recommended
ters Of the Factory District as a
for Rosd Supervise anI VIII br
by MAS1
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

6tO-PArTNERs alrNOTiCEI
OH. FRELLA%n and JAl
hare rhs day FORMED 4 col
SNIP. under the f,m sad siglj
LAND \ HALL. Esd vii Cun;ir!
CEllY. l.IQUteii ND COMM.j
MSS. 1T the uld stand l43 VII
STREET. opposite the Maltb. !
THOMAS II. FR
JAMES HALL.
BGltimarr, ApTil 30. 1859. 6
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

RH- The name If orr highly este~roed fel-
lnw-,itizcn, DR.. WAsHISGToS DUvALL having
beeu s.,,kea Of through the newspapers, in
the different counties composing this cOngres-
si.-,ai district, in conneXi"n with domination
fr >-At in the uext Congress, we rgret ID
sl..rc, that, under 40 circumstances, will he
permit Lis name % b. used befnre the c"nveL-
ii,u assembled for that purpose. This determi-
uau,.u. on tie part ut the Doc or. will be
very much regretted b his many friends
Throughout; cur coan;y.-.hOh;gcsn ~ Co. Ss'I-
nAd
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

nISSJIUTlON or C-pAR11
D--Tne Parsner.n,p herct' iorci
tween ,h" UNDERSIGNED. under 4
FREELAND. HALL. s. co,
DISSOLVED by llmrarinn,
Hopper retiring frma che firm. 2
tREEf.ANp and JAMES HAL
authorized 10 ups tn name Of ile
l.qui14tIDn.
THOMAS II. IRE
JAMES HALL,
THOMAS ". nc
Rllii.,crr, April 30. 1860
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

DR. DroxYSlus I.AEn>EE.-Tais we'll know
writer upon sr-nii:ir sdbecis Giui lately IN
Paris. lie i. popularity known in this couutry
and England a the autho- AMI compiler # a
cheap series 81 scientific works. Numbering
some twa hundred vplu,ncs Dr. I-.rincr MAS
born IL lIrI,rd +" 1890. He early showed a
taste i,r ant and science. snd after r,l yc..rs
.: study, t-.an u attract attention frtn the
woTll hy III, writings. ilo Mas elected Pro-
f,.>~,r 81 N.turd la,ls2pay and Astronomy
!" the London Uulsrr,!ty IL 1875, win pn-
>ition he Son after vaca;-i. IL cam" 20 tbs
country il 1910. aud gave lectures in New
York ard several pro,ia,IIl cities. lie "a>
married twice fr,; I" Mrs Cecilia Hood The
natural daughter o! the celebrated lrl>h advo-
cate II got divorce :ium her ia 1890. In
1920 be ran awAv with the wife of Captain
IIcavysidrs The captain obtained damages IN
tie courts II the amount nf $4,000. On biz
death. which happened sr"n alter, the amor
It's SdraH married tire ia'is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

HN- Ph"'ar h.s declined the challenge II
S'-ri"'er ia repeat che game Of billiards re-
Ccntly played AZ Detroit.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
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FOR RENT.

A Aew STORE-HOrSE and GOOD
N STAND FOR BUSINESS; also a
DWELLING designed TO be used for the.
accoI..moda;ion OF passengers By the Patux
enr Steamers. For particulars apply a.
Forests Whaf.
May 10Th lsI1-If.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
TRUSTEE S SIZE.


pY virtue OF de- Tree ofthe Circuit Court
NJ for ~. Mays County. siiIing a. a
tourt Of Equity, tine und-rsig ned will se!l
- the highest bidder. at the Late residence
Il Wm. +. Benson. deceased. IN the Facio.
y District If SAID county. ON SATURDAY,
the | ltn day ct June next. tract Oi land
Lnuwn BY ih~ name of
PART ADDITION STAFFORD"
PART LONGBORN and TEMPLE BAR
WITH ADDITION"
containing les acres, hInr~ or l,-S
This farm j. located within ON" ard q hall
nIles ot the CLr<apeaks BAY aud thrrr t.IIlr.
of the -. Mary', River. i, # good soil.
"hlch can ne 'a>ilr rmyrovei-Is well
wooded and wai,rrd and we'll enclosed. The
buildings .Fe indifferent
The terms prescribed hy the decree arr
me hundred dollars cash ON the siav al sab.
The balance 10 b. pad Ia equal 4naua! IN
stalmrntS Of one. TWO and three wears, the
purchaser L. give bond, with s"currv 70 lie
approved by the Trustee. bong lEierssI froIn
the Gay OF sale. WIN the purchase money
shall b" f.fly paid. The Trustee is authorized
I" execute good aud valid deed to the pur-
chaser Of ne said land. free. clear and dis
changed az al. claim of the parile, to lh- pro-
cc'd1ngS IN this cause. Sale TO commence
between and "'cl"ck. D. m
JOHN BOHANAN.
Trustee.
Nav 18th lSJ9-is.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

SCOTCH HERRING.
sn BOXES SCOTCH HERR
~ store AMI for sal: b.
G. A. SlAiMS {
May 18th lsS9-,t,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

THE undersigned return their sinreI
l. for the very liberal patronage
extended 90 thea. They are now prj
manufacture all kinds OF W0OLEEI
for Servants, such as.
FMlie4 and Rals Krrssl, Striped Lias
aad Servants Bisaksis. FISaas
Sisekfsg IwN,
sc, sc, Sc.
P,rlsinc tAemeSivrs 10 execute
promptly, aad warranr'ng NIL rno.is
seated We re rect'u!ly solicit the pad
our friends anI The rut'lic. Our price
uiArturips wIll be similar to those of
Wool. vail be received by the foIl
AG NTS:
Msssrs BELT BOWIE 4 CO., Bnl1
GEO. w. WILSON. Uprer Maslbo
4. e. HYATT, HySt,sVille.
THoS. TALBOT. navidsonville.
GEO. y. Late Il FtsRD, AnnarolIa
THOMAS LEiSHEAR, E.licotrs
WOOL. will also he received by "a
ComraisSlOn House ~ Baltimore city
Manufactured goods rrsarned at our
~ g. J. FAwC
Cc!esville, Montgomery eour
Aisy l9th L j9-4s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
ROAD 81 PERVIsoR|

May lgh ls;D Jw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
FOR .u3EISTR.i

Aay l2ih, Is3.l-.x.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26

May i9tl., Is39-+w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-05-26
Public Sale.

MAY Goth is59-3w.