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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLN'D


TNHE Fhly-First Session will begin On
IL THURSDAY October 9Th, 1853, and
end March Isl, 1856.
FACILITY:
\. r. SMITH. NJ. D.. Principles and Prac.
ilce Of Surgery.
W. E. A. AKIN, NJ. d., Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW. NJ. D., Principles and
Practice Of Medicine.
JOSEPH ROBY. NJ. d., Anatomy and
Physiology.
G. ". MlLTENBERGER, VI. D., Obste-
tires.
CHARLES FRlCK, ". ID. Mareria Nedica
and Therapeutics.
3. Z. SMITH, NJ. d., Demonstration Of
ANATOMY
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given AZ
The Baltimore inhrmary, situated uear the
University, and open 10 MiairicuIates of the
School throughout tie year.
FEES. for the full course, 500; Maircula-
ton fee 3, Graduation SEQ; Practical Anato-
my $40.
GEORGE ". MTLTENBERGFR.
Dean.
September 10th, ls5s-4w.
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October Ii, lS5a-4t
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
THE
SAINT MARI'S IENA!.E
SENTIN AESN
THE

N IkI be rc-oTc,~. . =. 'Pi' -.
w ksth of Oct.i,r M . 80 ... =. >.
q pupils. Parents. Grtri.an, ~. ,.. Z.
female education a.rally. haze great ....-r
for eongaiulatinn ~ tn" "pprr,.ar.y r-r. o,-
iere7i, If giving t. their daughters 1-l mis-
thorough ~ finished c,arntion. NJ, au: SCH. b.:
them atF7oad for tia, purpose
The Trustees 90 =. VI w. r.. ! So ~l-v
have suceeedcd in trlusia-r.~, tie French AuG
English Academy f N,r. pE>pOMNiER
l'lOw uir!cr the >up"ry ..a of Mai p.>ra>u-
micr and Miss MARY BLADES f-.m BAlti-
nor" to tie -. Mtry> Female Seminary.
where yo'.nC lal.gs vi. sr.y Mi tie ,.yluta-
-"S NJ one OF the first apll> in tie j.iun At
HA!i the aNV"nS" = such institutions generally.
MN. DESrONNlEn is a }aIv e rare ac-
c"nrIl>umcrf, Icing ia roughly educated and
Of .al>t agreeable and rC fined mauucrs
Mis- iLADES j. too we'll known Ia require
commrniatiur. having ost successfully taught
for many years in 81. Mry's. and being favor
ably known abroad rs assistant To Mr.. Sar-
geant, DR.. MacCu!l,.gl,, and Joint principal
with Mad Dc<pommcF.
Tue institution is beautifully situation on the
st. Marys river. tie site Of the old city Of St.
Marys, accessible by ste ,m-bGats several times
q week, proycrGiallv healthy. ard within cunve-
nient distance Of Episcopal, Roman Catholic
and Methodist churches.
\ !aty Of the Mcthut ist persuasion will be
Immediately employed.
The a,cadcnlic year consists OF two terms OF
five mouths cacs
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
FOR The
Southern Literary Messenger.

southern Literary Messenger,
nNE Of THE CHEAPEST PUBLfCA-
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Law Dui!ding. Franklin ST, Richmond. Va.
May Is. 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
DESSOLUTEO.7:

THE Co-parnersaip heretofore existing
n between the firm Of Spa.ding G. Durant
- tins daT dissolved BY mutual consent All
p@rsO"N Iud-hfed 10 ih. late Gr5n are respect
iGliy requested 20 settle their accounts with
OCT delay. with either Of the Undersigned.
WAC ere authorized 10 slgn li- rsnIc of the
said firm 10 settlement.
G. I. SPALDING,
T.. /. DURANT,
Leonard Town, Sept. LIST, 1858.
Sept 9'h. iS1S-4I
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"A NEW ENHANCEMENT.
THE SOUTH
AND
THE STATES
TO BE CoNsOLoDATED.

An arrangement has heen concluded be,wesn
X. Il. PRYOR, editor OF the RichmCud South,
and the proprietor ofthls paper, THE STATES,
by which the South and the States arc "a lie cou-
soiid;ted into one paper, to be published IA ii-s
city, in an enlarged torn, and to be under the
editorial control of Mr.. Pryor.
The paper will lie the organ OF no person or
clique nut devoted TO tho general interests Of the
Democratic party, IN accordance with the prInci-
Piles of Siaie-righrs Democracy.
Nj. Pryor viii undertake the edIio ial control
Of the paner between the 20th OF this month aud
the Let Of December.
twill be continued under the name Of 1.-THE
STATES" and published on the following
terms
D-iILY-0ne copy rcr year, Sc 90
Tw" copies per year, 10 90
SE.uEWEEKLY.-l copy per year, 3 90
WEEKLY copy per year, 9 90
copies TO II clGb, s 90
10 Il m
90 sen; to address, 90 90
SESSION P.7PER.--As the proceedings %
the coming Congress will lie Of interest to the
whole country, The States " will keep IT'S
readers fully advised upon all subjects which may
be- discussed by thar body.
The price Of subscription FOR the session will
he Gs follows:
DaIy-one copy, 2CO
Two copies, , %
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ment, should lie addressed 10 Pryor & Hess,
Washington, ID. e.
Nos. 2Jih, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TO AGENTS AND ADVERTISERS.
Notice Go Debtors

EDERSONS indebted 10 rae individually or
10 'h" late hrm OF Joseph Morgan < ca
WI pleas" come forward and settle their in
drhctnr>S without further delay shall BE-
at the Inicn Hotel every Tuesday until nav
business - closed. All accounts without dr.
JUNCTION. not settled bciorc November Courr
wall he placed IN the hands OF an officer for
Collection.
JOSEPH MORGAN,
October 18th lS5S-u
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
EST ADJUSTMENT IN THE
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
MATHIOT'S GAY STREET
WAEEROOMS,


No. 25 and - North Cav street.
NEAR FAYETTE, Baltimore, Nd.
NTHEGE is kept 1Iwuvs on hand. or made
w To order. every style Of French TETE-
.3-TETES IN Plush, HAIR, Cloth or Brocate!le
French Full Stuff and Met.alion Parlor .fRH-
Chairs, with Plush, IEafr, Cloth or Brora-
telle.
French Full Stuff Carved P.IRLOR CHfTR
and sets with Plush, Hair. Cloth or Brocnrelle
SOFAS, half French iLogonv; Nvalnu, Par
Tor Chairs, Ia Hair, Cloth or Plush.
ROCKING CH8IRS-yurrous designs, in
Hair, Cloth and Plush.
Stiff Spring LOUNGES--a large assortment
always on hand, or amy ratterf made or covered
with any goods to order
CHAMBER SUI7S--in Mahogany or Wal
nut, complete from S35 up.
CANE CH.fIRS and ROCKING do-,he
largest assortment ready made in any one house
IN the United SiaIes--from sl2 dozen up.
Ear Room. Office aud Dining Chairs. in Oak
Walnut or Mahosnny, with Cane. Wood or
Stuffed Sea's-an assortment embracing over 50
dozen.
Wood Seat Chairs and Set,ees and Rocking
ChairS-over q hundred dozen.
LOOKING GLASSES ~ every variety. and
BEDS and HAIR aad HJSK MATTRESSES,
a very large assortment constantly on hand and
for sale by
AUG. MATHlOT,
% and % North Gay. near Fave,te
street, Baltimore.
Dec. End. ls5s-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN 3. BOH'sS, thankful for the lin
eral support he received AZ the late election,
again presents himself TO the voters Of Leon
ard Town District as a candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully soIicIis the sup
port OF his friends and tellow-cluzeas Of the
district.
Nov-26. 1887
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen thai the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court uf
Saint Mary's county, in Maryland, letters
tes;ur1eniary n. on the personal estate of Fran
els Stone, late Of SAID county, deceased. Al per
sons having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned To exhibit the same, with the
proper vouchers thereof, 20 the subscriber, on o.
before the LIST Of JuGy, 1853, otherwise they NAV
5e excluded by lnw from all benefit "f the said
estate. Given under my hand this 25th day OF
November, ISIS.
LINES T. BL.7EIS TONE,
EXecu!or.
nor. 2jth, lSJ3-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TER "a y

For copy Of the Daily Globe 4 months 81 90
For cory less time, (pcr month) %
For copy of the Congressional Globe aud
Appendix during ihe session 900
Bank note, current ia the section Of the cnum-
try where subscriber resides, wall he receive
at par. The Whole any pat of n subscription
may lie remItted ia postage stamps, which arc
preferable to any currency, except gold SILVER.
Where banks nOIcs under - cannot he procured,
will sehd two copies FOR -.
4 paper viii not be sent unless the money ac-
companies the order for il.
cannot oiTord to exchange with all the news
papers tina. desire the Globe, bur Will send The
Daily Globe during the session to all who shall
publish this prospeC tus three times before the
first Monday &c next December. Those who
may publish should send their papers conroin-
IH% 1t 90 zoe marked with Ie5i, Ia direct auen-
ton 60 II. The Congressional Globe aud An
pend,X will he stereotyped; and, therefore. /
shall Ec able 10 send ;he back numbers for this
session 10 all who may subscribe after the session
commences; hut il the first edition shall have
been exhausted before tie Suhscrip ,an money IS
received, ! shall charge II additional per copy 10
pay The expense Of p.urn- the plates ON the
press. Subscriptions shouIl reach me rs carly
as the first week of pecenl per to insure com
P!eIe copies at tie prices advertised above.
JOHN C. RINES.
Washington, No. II, ls5S-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
REII. ESTATE I.vD GENERAL
Nov. lIih. IS5S-Gm.
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNER.
SHIP.

ENilE copartnership, heretofore existing
III between Dawklns Dorsey X Dent. Head
OF 81. Clements Bay, has been dl>>c!red BIS
mutual consent. W. L. Dent Huhdrawins
from the firm. Dawkry and Dorsey, are
authorized TO settle the business of the oil
firm.
The Business at the same stand will here
after be conducted by DawkinS s Dorsey.
who return their sincere lhanks to the public
for past iavors and solicit continuance Of
the same. They are now engaged IN open
ing their stock OF new Fail aud Winter
Goods, which ihey will sell low for cash or
produce or TO prompt customers. The
public are invited 10 give them a call.
DAWKINS s. DORSEY,
Head ST. Clements Bay,
OcioheE 2.ai lS5S-L
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
ROBENSON'S
M.qyEIPULaTED
C. u q n @!

HNIllS CEEQCALED FERTILIZER,
n composed ui one-hall best PERUVIAN
GUANO, one half fine GROUND BONE
sEd the best PHOSpHA1IC GUANO, is in
condition for immediate use, being prepared
by new aud improved machinery, Ly
which means the most perfect combination
IS effected, reducing all 10 a uniform fine
powder aud Tor appIication by drill or other
wise, II Is IN The most perfect order. And !
have no hesitation IN say ing. that Tor al.
crops II IS equal 10 any fertilizer cveI oilrreu
TO the farming community. The quality triU
DC Kept perfectly uniform IN all cases, aud
WAEItAN FED 10 contain = per cent. OF
AMMONIA and ~ TO 50 per cent. ofBONE
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. Il is pu, up in
good bags, weighing about $50 lbs, each
Purchasers wa! please notice. that the name,
+ ROBINSON. Is branded on each bag
n1Tc other Is genuine.
My long experience in the trade. and the
general satisfaction heretofore given by al
E'uHnoes sold by me, will, | hope. be u
guarantee that the article now Offered will be
Is repre- sented. viii also keep constantly
on Land the best PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
aui ulnc: GuannrS, which will sell as low
as am house in the city.
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Nos. { & q EHOIlinswOrth street,
Near Pratt street WAd!t.
BALTIMORE
Jan 9th, ls59-4m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
NOTICE.

A Ii persons are furewarned from tres
IN passing with dog or gun, or - any
other manner, on any part OF our estates
commonly called "Belvederp," "Bloomsbu-
~" and ''Green HIIIs.7 living south OF the
Pubic Road running from Mediey's Neck TO
81. GEORGES. Against any and all pefsous
founi irespassIng after Tie first publication OF
this notice, the law vii be risidlr ea!orcszi.
THOMAS W. COUGH,
FRANCIS J. STONE.
CHARLES E COUGH.
Dec. 10th. lS5s-Im.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

TER MS.
One copy for twenty weeks 81 90
One copy for one year = so
One copy for I%o years 400
Five copies for one year 300
Twelve copies far one year % 10
Twenty-Five eof.ts for year 40 90
An E<irs Copy WI: be allowed FOR every sluy
eT hcsniy FIRE subscribers.
Volume /. for the year 1857, OF "Harrer's
Weekly" handsomely bound Ia cloth extra,
price 50 SO, is nov ready.
Janury LIST, ls59.-6.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

ISss ISsTiTUTIoN, 7
'cembCr 3ls, 1853.
his day been DECLARED
he capital stick of this
Selve months, payable
% l0sh day VI Janua-
&c. GREENwELL,
Treasurer.
or their Dividends will
s'l,sir Certificates Of
Those from a distance
will please name the
hnd ain1sant owned BY
~ re-, n
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
CIGAR MANDATORY.

KOSEPll DAVIS & co nave established
- themselves IN Leonard Town for me pur-
pose OF carrying on tue ManuiacioFg Of CT
gars: All orders IN their lac. Wholesale or
retail. wall be GieI with Gespsicla and at the
lowest prices.
Their cigars are made Of iIIe very best ma
terIal, and Of imported Havana tobacco.
They respectfully soliciia share Of public
patronage.
Sept lth-N,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
ROCEATAIS,
LIGHT C.iRHL:GrE. f.

LIGHT C1EhL:GE%. f..
With Their facilities for raaru,rcrurr-
they feel confident Of beng 49,. ST. i...., No.
wants OF all who may favor ,:...u win H.. II
patronage.
Old Carriages repaired at lc .nor'",t n.
tee and At moderate pr,ce>. G. rl.,n III -
Change or pow
e=3- EL.ACKSMITHING a.. al krni,.
done al their establishment wtn rra,..,.~
and dispatch. HORSE-$HOEING a ,r,r
rate hand has been cmpl. yel to Say,. Horses.
and persons wanting this kind of work done
would consult their interest by giving Us a
call
July Is, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

For sale by Druggists generally.
10 ne lsEd Of Messrs. Beam az
Jones, A3O Dngnn's Wharf.
pea- For sale by THOMAS II. FOWLER
ChapticO, Nj.
Sept. gard, Is5s-tfr.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
Terms, per session, payable
in advance:

ia advance:
For all the branches Of > thorough
English education. including
Board, Tuition Washing, Fuel,
Lights and Bedding. $500
Stationery, $50
Tuition for day pupils, including
fuel. 2loO
SEPARATE BRANCHES:
French, 400
Music. with the use Of Instrument, $500
Drawin8aud Painting, exclusive
Of mas.r!a9S, GOO
PaintinGn OIL ColurS, exclusive
Of mastrials, 1000
c. BILLINGSLEY,
President
Port T"hacco Times. Planters Advocate.
Baltimore Weekly sun aud National Intclli-
gerccr we three insertions and send bills to
this Office and paper to the President at
Leonard Town, Nd.
Sept 23rG, lS5s-3t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
J. j. & J. A. JARBOE.
@EzFH Esy
@. ~
E~J

ed Nv ING established themselves N Leon
II 4 arl Town for tic purpose g., ear, ing
on the COACH MAKING; bu> Ne. r.; ..r.r-
fully Informs their trcnG> and ..,. ,.....,. ,.tr
they are nj all times ready To ",. -I.r. ,-.. -.
emtrusl"! TO them. in the most dG.al,. and
tasteful manner, such as
ECGGIES.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
.

e,rewarned from tres
OT gun or otherwise
pate. called "CIniTa,"
liac aud lying between
e Forbes and The late
- every and all sEeh
be Hgidly enforced.
BID l.. HAYDEN.
I'm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
IMPORTANT TO
BUILDERS * LUMBER
DEALERS.

" It'll a view to close Of business be.
w fore the first OF January next. all the
valuable and weI-seec,"d stock of Lumber IN
the yard, late 5. WILLIS & CO.'S, will be
sold at the following low rates
w. Pine Panels and Common, $500 per NJ
" " Selects, 9S.n0 a.
I" I" 2ud Selects 5000 Z"
{" /" Calls, 400 u" :.
\. Pire No. ] 81 and "A Dressed
Flooring, p 80 a." I"
" " Cargo run, undI es sed " 10 90 a. 81
Heml"ck Ioists, Srantline & Rails, IL. 90 - a.
No. Cypress Shingles, ftom - to = per s
:" - = 80 q IS - NJ
And all other articles To be found in n iirst-class
lumber yard. Ia proportion. Terms cash. 81 1
months with interest added. APPLY ATTuE
YARD on UNION DOCK.
Nov. ith, ISj--2i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TO THE PITRIlII
10 PATRONS OF CHARLOTTE
HALL ACADEMY AND OTHERS

hE undersigned announces 10 the public
ua' ne des'gas. en- the Isl Of April. to
open 'ae house recently occupied by DIR. Ii.
II Dean. 10 Charlotte Hall, for The reception
OF permanent and>Iransient boar,iars. and So
hcIIs PARTON o: the public patronage.
Ap. S-u. THOS. MARTIN
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
4.

|Tsous from svesrass
Ia any manner upon
oa the Wet side Of
from my Alill 10
Il raisss oil and any
E.l,urs ~iE 30 strictly
r. FEW lex.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
CATHARTNE HERBERT.

sincerely believe that your mct!irirc-tle
Great Virginia Rcmcdy-isa very certain cure
for Dyspepsia, my Liece. as above named, used
your medicine, with astonishing effect
Respectfully.
SARAH a. SWORD,
1870 Ann street.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

lIINGLES,
/, &c.
ERMAN & Co.
Hills s. Co..
lETAIL LUMBER
FEST side UniOn
Steamboat COmra-
keep constantly en-
lR. SHINGLES.
esG Cash prices OF
I'VE, BRICKS and
SHUTTERS, &e-
iees.
H. vssIA resolving
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

ERIE1S.
y ( Co. wish to in-
khai Ihcy have a large
lRlES On hand, war
sing Of
SUPER. FLOUR;
kiT.
~.
1O.W
ln album lance 20 meet
sFunsrS. They have
e DRY GOODS, Of
|: CLOTHES.
SHOES.
,oVe named articles
lowest market prices.