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NEW ORLEANS September l, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN. We. the undersigncd,
" and representatives Of real property fronting
that portion of GENTLY lying between Bayou road and
the Railroad being the legal majority required
honorable body for she'll road to DO made on that
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NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specially showeh that the majority required
City Charter having signed this petition they hon
sell after i've days notice the official Journal the
making brick sidewalk the south side of St. John Bap
fist street, from Elysan Fields Lafayette Avenue work
to be according specifications Of the City Surveyor
P. NJ. Brenckle, 40 feet.
Timothy Owens, As :. 10 inches.
Bering Myers, 100
O. Whitmore, 1870
E. Redon, Sl5
A. Mollennade, "a :.
P.S Wil:z, 2l4
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
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EERTIIIZERS PERUVIAN AND MExtcAN
GuANO. Sup Phosphate of Lime, Phosphatek e.ana.
-s5'17 KEARNIs BL0IH q CD.
sci If a saestss
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HAsMANN,S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOE COTTON
BALES-Orders for Fasmanns Iron Hoop4 Al M,
lied to any extent at cents pound Tbs Hose - fs
hold and guarantee aao given that - ean
bound with them shall be received At tha Orleans Rn
same terms rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made To country merchAru ~ - -
ders. =. HELCHEks AGsu9
12x Commercial RlAeA n 9.
as sm&W s1s - E 5-
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B TIN B n.

NkRA FOR BALTIMORE-Thsn na. ~ -
H3 bark Cherolxes. Hopkins. master, dsysss &c.
Of freight apply to GEO. ". HYNsOM o.
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Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NoUyELLE. ORLEANS 81 mai 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun de Ia Nouvells Orleans
A PETITION DIES sOussignes respectueu-
IL semeu orite Tequise
charte de la vile ayan sgnee cee petition Ills demandent
conr6eur apres cling davis dams la ociele
conat pour confecon de banqnees brique
cote nord de st Jean Bapse DIES Champs Eysees
Lafayete ouvrage ait dapres les speci6ca
lions du voyer de Ia Vile,
p NJ Benckle, 140 pieds.
Tim. Owens As
Bering Myers, 100
c. Whimore, 100
E. Redon 305
A. Moennade, "a
P. S. Wilz, 24
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Seceaire du Conseil es Assistant Aldermen
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JAS. A. HOPKINa,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
IS pieds.


JAS. A. HOPKINS,
anil 1sw8w secreaire du C,nse des Assistants Aldermen
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orlesns:
XdTE, THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY, owners or
w real estate fronting the side Of ST. Andrew
street. from Magasne 10 Chesnut street respectfully ask
ter construction of brick sidewalks borered by
stones CUTTERS the north side said ST.
Andrew street. conformity with specifications file
ysyor's office.
Florence Pfster, 75feet.
Lewis Taessel. lI6 ;.
IL. Kellogg, 80 :.
LA Davis, per VIM. Davis, Jr., "A :.
d. Wken, 80 ;.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
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FHonorable ConFeiI
de Ia Vile de la Nouvelle O leans:
NOUS SOUSS1GNEs, proprietnlres sur lie
IN cote nod de St. Andrew partr de la DIES
gains jusqu8 Ia Chestnut, prons
honorable eonormement Particle ll9 de la nouvee
bques des curb rgoles bos cote
de la ST. Andrew commencement specifications qui
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OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
~ New York, May s, 1859.
Mr. F. W. O. COOK is duly authorized Agent in New Or
leans Any orders taken by him will receive
and careful attention. We solicit the patronage
Of our friends In Louisiana.
HoRATIo ALLEN President.
60. COOK ofce Ne. IS Nachez sreet, New Orleans
my Y
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

wv r. ANDERSON. Ms. 10 * IL
w Soolii Srccf bcfrssR ffttIcl Street
ard Ndysb .Hasti SEsiee, Bsl,iasorc.
Having the largest Ware rcou,s and be>t
assortment Of C.ljiaef EarHiisre in the city,
is prepares. 10 spilevery article 10 his line upon
the n,st liberal and accommodating terms.
Having Ind a hong experience IN this line ui
business. he flatiers hinnself thrt he ran con
pete, rs TO excellence ol mateTial. beauty OF
Workmanship and range OF pr'ces. with any
establishment ot the sort IA this or any other
ciiy. His general stock embraces iull an,!
complete assortment Of P0rlor CaaiFs. Sof,ts,
i3ocIlag Ckairs, Sprung LosHges. CtaasIer
Saiis, lar room, Udics aud Dining Ckaifs.
French I,'c.S- Tacy. !Ssiscs, .frm Chairs.
h'ltrdsss. Looking C'IsScs. ,fc of every va
re,y and description. lie ka, also on hand
Be,iSfcdd' OF hrs own manufacture. which
can be put hp ani taken lowu m t~o min.
uies. Persons from ~. Mar,'s. wishing Ia
purchase Furniture. are requested 10 call and
examine h'~ Stock .ciorr huyin ,.s,wncts
b SURE 10 find the r,gat place Nos. 10 = ~.
Second S'reet--War ou'e with 50 icCt
iror' and , large Folding doaGs.
August lih ls59-!v.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
Or. wis.ar's B,l,an Of wild Ch.rry.

DR.. wistar'S lssSam Of HIid Cierrr.
DIR. Misiar's 7alSa.a of Wild Cherry,
DR.. Wisiar's 80 -sfn Of WI! Cherry,
The Grsat Remedy.
The Great Remedy.
Tie Ijfea; Remedy,
Tor
Coughs, Cods, Group. Sore throat, hoarsepess
Coughs, Colds. Ersup, Sore thrss'. hNarscneSs. +.
Coughs, Colds. Group. Sore t'lrsa'. hnas'St
Coughs, Colds. CnuP. Sare ihanaI, lOarseats..
WIstnTs Balsam
Wistnr's Baisam
WIstur's BalsAm
positively cares
positively cures
Vo~ I,veiy cIrez
Bronchitis, Whoopiag Cough, asthma. quinsey.
bronchitis. WhoorIug CoHgh, asthma, qlinsey
Brnnchius, NhoopIa, Cough, asthma, quinsey.
Speedily cures
Speedily cures
Sn@s,Ily cures
iil affections Of the ThToar. Lungs and Chest.
Al affections Of the Throat. Luags aud Chest
ill affections the Throat, Luags and Chest.
WIStsT's BRlsam
Wistrr's Balsam
Wistar's Baisam
has, and WIll cure.
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption. CousumptIon, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption. Consumption,
Important letter rom Rsr. JIrcb StrAicF,
wei known, nad highly respected throughout
the State Of PenusyIsaris
HASoyER. Pa, Feb. I6, 1889.
MeSsrs. $. W. FowLE & Co, RosroN-
Osar Sir :-Hayin. realized il my family I'M
loriaut benefits from, the use Of Vour valuable
frepSrtiioa-Hiziar'sB B4isatn u Uild Garry
II affords me pleasure to recommend u 10 the
public. Some rish; years ago one of my Gtugh-
ters seemed to be tn decline, and ltile hopes of
her recovery were entertained I then procured
bottle Of your ex ,tllent Balzari. and before
she had tax an the whole of the coniea;s of the
bottle there was a great improvement IN her
health. have, ia MY individual case, made
& GCGuea' use Of your 'aiuaGle medicine. aul have
always lceu hr3sGteI hv u. u-5nf, k0Irsrsr.
caution nc pa5Ir aE ins Imposition, Sscausc fisr,
i' good f,ai spurious ~ stars Bsi,aiH = UIli
C.s,Ty efloai fhTotg hopi IL, csunf.u.
JACOB SECnLFR
The history Of The Balsam proves it to ue one
Of Natures best gifts tn man.
The only genuine ;repaie ed hv SETH, W.
FlNLE & co. 4r~'nu. and bears thrlr
printed name 90 Iu- wrarrer, as well ~ the
" ri'rcn signature OF L. BUTTS, and for sale
~ George \. S.mmS < Co, Leonard Town:
- T. Nnr.nn. Charuro: Y. Z. Daw kIas.
Head of -, Ci-.rcnr> k1v; and in Ciiv aud
Crrn'ry. ~ Drug-,l.is. Dealers Ia Me.ilo,ue.
and A2rY's.
Eyeryw whrre Everywhere. Everywhere
Eycr;waerr .E:erywhere.
Everywhere.
Ar,l 2I,l-59-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN +. BOWES, thankful fcr the liberal
support he received AZ the late election again
presents himself TO the voters Of Leonard
Town i's'Tic, - candidate ior Road Super.
tsSo- ard resfsr' full. >olicas the support ot
h'S iFIrn = and lr'Iow- cI;izens oi the district.
Nov &c. IS.57
respectfully anRosncC any<eil ta the rco.
pie ~ ,ir' 81 '.irr'. = nisFtirI ~ a candidate
foT o.. .s.s. . :. =. IT,
JAnF,> 'ften.'> -. nr Joshua.
SEPT. !, a. .iS.s
a. 20 -..sr ;.'3 "a Il r.s.s~ Tax PAYERS
GEORCs. y to b.rArG. . N I,e eaadtdat~
'cr Sdrer' '.-... ii -. I, ss,,s. aEd wi'i 80
supported ~ t.hgiIeo DItTRIeT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
BOARDING HOUSE.

VI RS. JANE NJ. HAMMETT. having
AVA rented the large and commodiou>
Dwelling IN Leonard Town. heretofore
owned and occupied by VIM. 7. Maddox
Esq. respectfully informs hrr friends and
the public. thas She - now prepared 10 a.
cOmmodaie both PERMANENT AND
TRANSIENT BOARBERS. From her
long experience in the business. She feels
confisntthai those who may patroniz her
House will have no occasion to fad taulr
with their entertainment.
TERNs-PcTmd''~lH Barriers. $4,000 rer
year TrIasient GpI,,lers will be charged at
Hotel rates.
LeonarI Town, Feb. 9th, lsJo-lE
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
FOR CONSTAPTE

We are auiaouZei 20 announce FRED
EH tN J. GREENWELL rs a candidate ior
Constable m Patuxeai District. and request
Ihe snPPor' e hi> Isilow vo,er,.
AusU~ iS.h. 1870
DAVID WiLKtNSONsi> r,-.au,,ne~.lrS
- lit~ yr'pr> i1aiux.nt DiStricI ~ \ candi-
date ieT cons abb. AM Sijl IT, supported al
"a" ensuing 'l'-c'oE by Ai,~r NoTEKs.
-AugIst Ili 1882
FRiNCIS M. GODDARD. thankcu, 70
the r"usr> e chapii.o District. 'or their ?-,--
rlcnS support. announces himself ~ a can
dida,e for rP-.'sc'ioa and SC!.citS the support
Foi Els fellow ,itizeRs.
S'Pt IL, 1859.
X &. {. THOMPSON offers himself To the
votes OF ChaPIico District as a candidate
tor Constable. ard respectfully solicits the
votes oi hi~ # cndS and feilow-rilZens.
JUne 10Th $50.
uffrr nIys Il to the voters OF the Far,orv
Dis;1ei. as a candidate Tor the office Of
Constable and s0l.cI; their supper, AZ the en-.
,uing TALL rle,'ion.
JOHN b. MATHANEY.
June OH. 1850.
respectfully offer myself to the voters OF
Leora'd iowa District as a candidate for
CoNSTA + at fh" ensuing Fall election.
and - hcli the support OF my friends and
fellow citizens.
+. F. SPAIDiNG.
July 9Th 1889.
The friends OF JOSEPH w. MATING
LEY "' GeorE" recommend him TO the vo-
teTS It PatuNrII Distinct n = can It,la,s E,r
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

! EsNOCH E. EVANS is recommenJe.l -
the vus~vs oi psiuxeai Distrlrl As = ranIi.
date Fot Mamssla'e and viii b. surpor,rd
lbt MANY CITIZENS
July l4lh-Iss9.
Taankiui q my fellow cuizens OF Caanti-
co D'stEeg. iur the liberal vote the, gave me
al ihs. last egariion. agaIu offer myS.ii a. a
candidate icE Magistrate II that district. and
respectfully solici, the support of my frieEds
aud tae puhlse.
! GEORGE GODDARD.
Sept. sih, 1850.
The frieEds OF T.. I. .SrALDINCi present
hIm 10 the ypt-rS oi Paiuxeni district as a
candidate ior Magistrate. and ask thar his
cauas may hf lmpaulaily coasiccred.
july 2S,h IS59
Tie friends of J. PERRY ALVY. recon-
mend aim 10 tBs VOTERS OF Ch7pIco District rs
a suitable candidate Cor Megis,rste and sollcitflr
han The support of bus fellow cIllzens
August ilth, 1859.
We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
GOODWIN as a candidate for Road Super.
VISOR in Patuxent District.
August lIth 1859.
The friends or A. RICHARDSON presen,
him ~ a candidate for Magistrate IN Chap
rico district. and ask ior h+n the supPor, OF his
friends and rle public
Sept ls,, 1889.
r. ALEXANDER CLARKE is presented
10 lh. voters OF the Factory DI>iucI. a. a
candidate fos Magistrate aud his friends 81
!Icu for his claims an Impartial consideration
sept. Ist.-ls5G.
JOHN II. BOSWELL offers himself n
the the voters ol Chap,ico District for rr-
election as Justice oi TIA Peace and sO!Ic.f>
the support of his friends.
Sept lSl 1889.
offer mySr!i To the voters of Leonard
Town district. a candidate Tor the oiIicr -
Magistrate and solicit their support at Ia,
ensuing election
STEPHEN W. ADAMS.
June 10th. 1896.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

CHARLES ! WOOD Is recommended
- ih- voters oi Pa'uxenr DISTRICT, as 4 >ur,a.
bic can 'iiaie Tor Road Superior.
Angus, 18Th 1859
THOMAS WAkf.iN is recommended 10
the voters of Leonard Town District. as a
candidate for Ecad Supervisor an will be ,up
ported by M,xY FE,rxps
August -, 1859
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
p. II. SWAMI offers himself to the vo-
iers OF ChaPueo District, rs a candidate for
koad supervisor and solicits the votes Of
hrs irIen Is and flow citizens.
Sept Is, Iej)
j. EDWARD FARR ia recommended 10
IN" voters oi haptico District, as a candI-
date Tor Road Supervisor and will b. sun.
ported bv REntrN Nrrx
sept ist, 1859
We are authorizad TO announce WAL.
TER FORD =, a candidate for Road Super
VISOR IN the Factory district
Sept. Is, ISj3
GEokGE HACkETT is recommend
ed to In" voters II ChapIIro district as a
candidate tor Road Supervisor and will be-
supported BY
MANY VOTERS.
June 10Th 1859.
WILLIAM ALVEY is presented ny his
TRENDS 20 the voters Of Parux"nt District as
suitable candidate TOR Road Supervisor.
and will he supported bs
MANY VOTERS.
June 10Th 1850
offer myself fto 'he voters cf Charlotte Hail
DIS,~I't, a. candle a'e frr Road SureTvisor and
ask Their support the ensuing election.
JOHN F. CHING.
J. T.. EVANS iq recommended 20 m, 20.
tors oi the Factory DIs,rci MS candidate
t'r Road Supervisor and wilt BE- supported
bE NAxT TUTERs.
Ji.NES NORRIS. Of Edmund. offer. lin.
5",i in t'c v4.rrs ni the Factory district a, a
Candidate fr r ,ad Supervisor in said district,
aud respectfully s'lIri,G the support Of Lis
fri-ui- and frl!nw-c :iScns.
Feb. 18th, 1859.
! announce myself = candidate fcr Road
Superv. = in the Third Election distric; At the
ensuing Fail rIe-;i"r, aud s.cit the vot,s O.
my fell w-citizers.
WM. J. JAREnT
Feb. 18th. 1859.
The i'lsnds Of JAMES BHrWEE. rc-
commend nInI 30 the VOTERS OF fa,uA.i.t T. =
tricI. as a SuIa5le candidate e.; I;taI 81
peryi>or.
Aug. 25th. 1879.
Tn friends OF Nm II. DEAN r,-teni
him II iae voters o. Chapi;co DI,rrlc', a. i
Can lida'" '1r Road Supsrvis1r, ia 81. du
irct and spIicH for h.s c.aIms an impartial
cun<, Ter i'fra
Sept --''.. 1889.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
BALTIMORE SPORTING
WAREHOUSE

"HERE VII! L. r,rJd The llrIc,l and
W best assortment o, ,,un%, Rifle, PISTOLS
and Sporting apparatus n Ih" ,,ry. Guns
from thc ell Known iIclour~ 81 William
Grcencr. Wesley Richard. Moore K Hanrs,
" 'i!'ams = Powell. Wrlllar Moore < Co,
and others Of known celebrity. Also. DOu-
bic and Single Guns Of NV own make,
rqualIed hy few. eAceilrd ~ none for LoE0
RASGE and ACCCRkTE sHooTrsG. Being n
practical Can Maker | iiatieT myself hat |
can give euiITe satisfaction. All Guns sold
by IN" warranted 10 shoot accurate, u will
be- made 10 do NJ tree Of cost; also, low priced
Guns of all kinds. hne anI plain R.N'N;
Cof>, Adams < Deans Aliens and other
makes of Pistols; Powder FLASK Sho' Belts.
Game Bags, Caps, Wax. Wire Carlrlhg's. :.
Powder. - 90. Balls. "a iac; every au,rie
pertaining 10 tit IN. Sportsman cut IN the
best manner. aud 'It"y may rel, on z, ttr,g
a good ar,cl" at No II Suu,n Calsert stre.,i,
and 53 Ch"npsi!". Bai,ini"rc
ALEXANDER McCOMkS,
Gun Maker.
y B-GunS, Rifles and Pistols made 81
imported TO order. All rrpa:rin; done iu
the hest manner.
Bal'lmorc, July 2s, lc5s-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
n O T c E.

A P. LArOUEAILLE respectfully in
"A . fnrms his friends aui the Public, tnar
he has taken Warehouse NJ. lOi DUGAN'S
WHARF. whore he utcEl< conducting the
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED & connected witi
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
lie has now in store and Will constantly kccI
on hand 4 full aud choice supply OF the best AZ
ticles. such as
FLOUR, GRAIN,
MEAL, OATS,
LIME, GCANO.
BRICES. HAY,
STRAW, MILL FEED,
CHOPS, RYE, &c.
all Of which he is prepared - sell cheap for
cash. He has engaged the services "! polite
aud attentive assistant Mr. Alexander l.. B,aD
by which, together with his own personal A.
teu,iun. he hopes to give general Satisfaction.
lie respectfully soIici;s a share Of public pa
trUnase.
k@- Strict attention viii be given tn all con
sigumeuts. Orlcrs thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
E1- Strict attention will BE- given to the
purchase "f LUMBER by a. L. BEAL.
Feb. 18th. lS59--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
FOR CONSTABLE.

JAMES u. ALVEY Is recommended to
'he voters oi Chapucp District. As a suitable
candIdale Tor Con>jahe. 81
MAsT VoTERs,
August 25th, 1859.
We are authorized 80 announce JOSEPH
4. MAGlLL a. a can date Tor Constable N
ParnXrnI District
August lSia. 1859.
''f'er myse!i ;o tre voters ofInc Factory
p.~'rir'. a. candidate for Constable and
>"itct the support oi nv iren!s aud fliow
cI'lzens. JOHN I. WHEELER.
Augusi 18th, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

nn application of. 4. Jarboe, Administrator
" Of Philip II. Borroushs. late of ST. Ma
rye county, deceased. Il Is ordered by the
Court. that the said administrator notify the
creditors OF the said deceased TO file their CLAIMS
against the sPid deceased in the Register oi
Wii's office on or oeforc the I2rh oil October
next Cor dividend, and that th,s order be pub
Iished IA the SAINT Mary Beacon once week
uau! the saii I2rh OF October next. Test
J. 7. NJ. RALEYi
Reg ster of Wits,
ofSt. Mary's county. Md.
Argus, llth lS59-,d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

,ri- .:r-u. ii..,t an Election
SIN, TIE ID day II Narrmlcr.
-sl t.,r' = Di-'s I. = 81. Mary.
Ire ruEisr :: of 'l'+-,- the fn,Iny.
'a-Wi':
Fr 'i~' II tie Treasury cf s,,v,.r,,
- - 6 nsrcss fur the SIX c.
aDi,'ri,'.
=, mr. Of Public works for u,
=.
rcai's 20 r~rrc.ent 81. Mary coun-
-xi ln-r "f Delegates e Maryland.
d=cs OF tic orphan's C"urt hr e..
Attorney r,r St. Mary'a county.
lnr 81 M,r,'s county.
surveyor fr ST. MaTys county.
'iri->ioncrs Of Tax f,r 81. Msrv's
each .l,c,inn district. IuNicrs nf
c a,s,Al l,s aad R..ad Supervisors.
ict Ne. I lSt. 1nigocsl-'G'wn Mag
, c u>,ablea and ors Road Super.
irt No. 2 (Factoryl-Three Mag
Clnstables aud one Road Super
ict No. 8 u..nrard Tnwnl-ThTcs
three Cons,ables and one Road
let M. 4 tChap;icol-Threc Mag
&c Const,blcs and one Road RupeE'
irt No. s Charlotte Hsli-rwn
Two Consiahlrs aud one Road
ict No. s EPatuxensl-Two Magis-
Consiables and one Road SupeTTi.
THOMAS L. DAVIS.
Sheriff.
ls59-te.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
EOR ORPHANS, CnTRT

TIE names Of nR. JAMES WARING.
"l HaapJro Dt>rrtrr. AMI H.. \. ] >pAI..
DING. and lOi vi =. nAWk!NS. oi
L"auard Town District. are suggested g. the
voters 81 -. Mary'> County. a. can iiiai,,
or Judges of the Orphans Cour.
MANY IEIocR,rs.
May :.hh 1859
fer myself tn the VOTERS nf Saint Marv's
county a a cauGiatc i,r tie Orpha.,,' Court
At tie ensuing election. and respectfully solicit
the support Of my friends and irl',v -riiiz"as.
EEALE kEIBAED.
June 18th. 1859
Tire names of WILLIAM +. COLE, DR.
\. JACK. SPALDlNG anil RICHARD II.
REEDI:R are suggested To- the voters uf Saint
Mary's County as suitable candidates for the
Orrhars' C'Inrt.
S.pt 1T, 1850.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
W. 4. LOKER,

w -. I-Dh Elk.
Jane 9th. 1850.
TIE friends of HENRY C GRAVES pre-
sen han agatu 10 the voters OF the paiuXcnl
Distinct. aS candidate for Magistrate. and
re i,'cl safe in saying. that a more liberal.
kind hearted and accommodating man can
not be- Started anywhere.
Tie friends of SAMUEL c. THOMP
son recommend HIM 10 the voters al Ia
iuXeur District IS i suitable candidate ior
mag .,'rare. MANY VOTERS.
August. ita 1850.
CLEMENT WATHEN ofTyrs himself t. the
voters f Lc,,r,ard ynwu district - a candidate
tur Magistrate. aud solIllts their support at L.,
next c.,,tinu
Jyuc 10Th, 1850.
CHARLES CAVALIER is recommend
dei 10 the voters OF LEONARD Town Distinct
As a candidate Tor MagiStsaIe.
FRIENDS.
Nav l2,h-l~59.
JOHN II. EDELEN Is presented by his
friends a candidate Tor Magistrate in Char
ioIte hJ'i District. and they solci for MS
claims an impartial CONSIDERATION
MAsY NuTERs.
Sept. 1853.
! respectfully offer myself TO the voters Of
Lennart Town district as a candidate ror
Justice OF the Peace at the ENSUING Fan
ei'', 'lon and s"l'cn III" support OF my TRENDS
aud fellow -c.irZenS.
ZACCHEUS TiPPETT.
June 23rd. 1859.
EDWARD TUBNAN IS recommended
10 in" voters "I ba;uXcnt District a. a canti
da'@ Tor Magistrate In that District and Will
be SUPPORTED bv MANY VorFs.
MAY I9;h 1889.
JOHN +. cox. will he supported hy his
ir'rnd> ~ the 9TH "!e'ton district as a Justice
oi the Pace at the NEXT election.
July l:!h 1863.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

Y 'a,R rr sale ~ SIR. EiAEDTNGH
SiI.. near Casi'tic'. an SATURDAY.
h oG U.ta.lE-r. u tar tI H.'t, um the 18th.
Rsairs ef' MULE COZ rs. one. two and
rrass I'D. tr.'ns large moshers and (our
ISE COLTS, ore. tao and thre years
-, 3 fi-a rats ER0oD MARE, and
auiasiuu HORSE.
lrr ulonths crSlit will be given, ap.
security rrquiF,-i. and sale begin about
ALFRED ". GARDINER.
-, ls59-3s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
TIE
SAINT MARY'S FEiALE
SEMINARY
TIE

'NNHE next annual session VIII commence
on MONDAY, the I2iI OF September.
under the direction of Miss MARY
BLADES. a PTjssejPal. assisted by a corps
0f efficient and experienced Teachers.
The Building, large, coaImodio9s aud
ary, IS beaulI.uly situated i:Gmrdiatpy on
The high banks OF the Saint Mary's River.
accessible by steamboats,, sev-rai tunes a
wmk. proveThIa!ly healthy, within coaveni
enI distance 10 Churches Of the Different re
hgtUOs organizations. and the means at
Conveyance pro'L@ed for the pupils. free %.
charge.
This School. chartered and endowed BIZ
the STATE oi MARYLAND. and designed hy the
Legislature "a he - grateful monument 20
the Pilgrim Founders OF the Colony" i 10
Gated az TIE site Of the '.Ancient Cny OF
Saint MARY" the old capitol Of the State.
the renowned binh place OF religious Ii5eu,
IN the world.
The course OF instruction Is as thorough a.
al any other institution ~ the country, and
aI less than hall Tue usual expense The
scholastic ysai IS divided into tive terms OF
ave months each.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

The lends of DANIEL +. MORGAN.
present i'm to The vo-r:> of st. Nary's corn.
" as .4nd,aar.. fpr Clerk Of til" Circuit
Iogs, al lie election IN I>G3, and suli.i, i1r
MS claims d!>pa>sIrnatc consideration.
Nnv. .tlh. icJ7.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
+G.f5LE EfR.H.{T PREH.4TE
NiLE.

subscribers vail Seil =; friv-te Sale
+ valuable + ARM Uu winch thrS go.
attaining 3Ge a,frs. more or less.-
|asin was formerly nwHcI and oceu-
Il tOshua Stone. and i5 kfretrd in
ii iowa Dssnci nraT the borders Of
e.; Di-tric', IN healthy section Of
D, and Is sufficiently convenient 10
mil and n.stcr. rhc sod is ad-
lapt,vl 20 the growth oi the staple
the County. The Land Is level. we'll
aall bss an abundance OF Osk. &C.
4cGut aal Pine umbtT on IL. About
arc cleared. The land is ABOUT
d,rtlel sai0 iwo Farms. and there
.hn,s, auj Uu; houscs on both pisces.
particular slssssiI;ign IS deemed un-
!. IS Eer>ons wishing ~ purchase.
a'.'>s examine tie property log
cs Trra1s MAJ kaown on appIi-
lae uasE Esseus J.
=. " II. BEEROUGHg.S
EiAEC ELLUS =. STONE.
~<'I.anard Town r. o.
5ih IS.S0-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06
BiLIIHORE STOVE HOUSE.
BIRFs co,
(At he ~ yi4d) No 80 LIGHT ST,
RlH,mo,c, II

WE particularly invite the attention af our
" country friends to our large aud va;i,d
assortment a STOVES. embracing the oesr
sr!eciIbn 70 bS :-unh in the city. an vii, b.
sod a. TIE EI3st accommodating terms.
Hot Air furnaces. Fare Place Stoves, Gas.
burning Stoves. Heating Stoves. Ranges.
Camhoo>c'. Parior Stoves and Crates, i'm
proved Old Dominion, Noble Penn and Globe
Stove.
Repairs t,r al i'H3s Of Stores constantly on
hoHi on Stores tales ia erclangs.
Also, LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COR
MILLS. AGRICULTURAL
BOILERS, &c.
Au.usI INA. lS59-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-10-06

Is 0ln the matter Of the
Of Peir;on for the sale
|.n Riswick OF real estate OF John
I. Van RiswIck.
(ED by the orphans cOur. cF
Mary s county. that the sale OF tiAs
|pl John r. Van ltiswiek, iaas oi
deceased, made and rePoEtd "
bs, executor oi said decreased. oe
nr is heFehy ratified and confirm
kause 70 the contrary be shown
Tuesday. I l,h OF 0~tches asss.
the Court.
1T. NJ. R.iiI4EY,
Register.
Z \ ls59-3w.