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CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & Co,
DISSOLUTION OF Co-pARTNER-
SHIP

fNHE coparnership. heretofore existing
between DawkIns, Dorsey 4 Dent. Head
Of 81. Clements Bay, has Cren dissolved by
mutua! consent, w. L. Dent TIthdrawIng
from the firm. Dawkins and Dorsey, are
firm.
r The Business ~ the same stand will here
after be conducted by- -Dawkins & Dorsey,
who return their sincere a~nks TO the public
for past iavors and solici, continuance OF
the same. They are now engaged in OPEN
ing their stock of new Fall aud Writer
Goods. which they will sell low for cast or
produce or 10 prompt customers. The
public are invited 20 give them call.
DAWEINS s. DORSEY,
Head 81. Clements Bay,
October 2lst lSjS-tf.
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NOTICE To cREDJTogs

MOTTO r IS hereby gwen that the subscribers
L have ootHIned rom the Orphans Court for
SAINT MAR 2 county, Ia Maryland, ie,ters (
administration on the personal estate % A y
Burroughs, late q sa,d county, dsreased. 81!
persons having claims against the said deceased!
are hf-ehy warned 20 exhibit tie same, Wlta the
pr1Efr vouchers thereof - the Subscribers On or
"e'"T the IL Of Sept Tter, 1853. oti er,gIfe hey
nav - excluded By aE fr0sl all BENEFIT q The
SAID estate. Gwen under our hands his 10Th
Of teOIuaTy, 1853.
JOS. ". BURROUGHS,
J. Z. ii. RALEY,
AcmInHirE:oTs.
Tnh lnfh lG.aaur
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Tbi. Boarding md Dsv S~hool will oren On
the F,pxr Nn~pNy ~ SEPTEMBER, IN the cum
,aodtous Residence which has been purchased
expressly for School PURPOSES. Particular AZ
,enrion Is called 10 ITS desirable locally, eoTa"i-
uing the advantages of the country with those OF
he city. In this Seminary advantages VIII be
.Toried for acquiring superior Educailon. -
Teachers and Professors Of experience ana SKIN
v,u ,,ya distraction in the various branches OF
I 'hg,nugh Education. Careful mental and NOR
n ,raniu.. aided Nv jndciouS plans, is the basis
If this system Of instruction. The dis,' zine
san be intelligent, blending mIldness with firm
ness. Manners, morals. and the disposition Of
the hsrt Wi, br cultivated with aSsiduity.
regular record will be Sept Of the conduct and
profciecy &c the scholars, with Nre~ Ia 'hci'e
TO corrtt department, and perscver:1g industry
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
r.. Ca ar N,get,aAss fpsr.

We ofra, for sale on the above terms, al
Iorr r,r;,-ss the following articles, mostly OF
our own manufacture, and winch we VIII
warran, TO be 81 bes' q.al'y'
sAsHEs, CGlazrd or not Glazed)
WINDoJY and DOOR FRAMES.
NEUEI. POSTS.
RALUSTERS.
MOI LDINGS.
BRACKETS
HOT BED SASuES
UOODEN MAN TIES.
SLAT TIE MANTIES.
SLATE HEARIHS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
BIND Oh GLASS.
HOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS
U.4TER PlPI, SC,
Hand RalS. IrusscS, t"ntre Flowers loI
Ceilings, Carved mould,ncs and Brackets
Panu-i Ornaments. SASH IJeighls and Cord
Dressed Flooring, Bricks, Lime, Ham. Pias
ter Cement, s.. lind a great variety .
architectural materials and ornaments.
! Ordered work furnished promptly, and II
tue best manner.
Re are also sole agents IN Baltimore Q
the Hest CaSlirton RAJ! Road, ami Stat
/ CompanY. and are selling at Manufacturer
pr!ceS.
S.arr Mantle pieces. IN perfect imitation o
\ the richest and most ~zpens've Spanish mar
'l.s-aud winch are. Tor durability. strength
lcagty. and cteapueSS. unsurpassed. The,
are 50 h,ghly polished that they retain lbci
beauty much longer than marble. la1 are no
injured rs >hck", coal gas, or acId>. The
( have TX i.u,cs thu strength o! marble. an
,lrir anng1ran-9 is mitch SunaTCr. HI De!
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
EUIEs AND HORSES.

9kMtEh. SHREyES will be in Leon.
- ard iowa luT,ag The coming March
Court with .. fine bot of MULES AND
HORSES, which he win sell al reasonable
rates.
March I0tB, ls5S-tc.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
PROFESSIONAL,

DR. J. P. COOKE. having loca;sd him
AZ sell in the village Of Char"ro. 'ery re-
spectfuIly tenders his profe>, Ioual services %
the public generally. He can be touid al all
times at his olhce IN J. IL. Boswell Ioie.,
except when absent on professional .GSlness
April /, 1873.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMNNT.
WAsHiHoros CRY, CoR. F & TWELFTH STs'
SESSION 1859.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE

Noble Young, NJ. D., Professor Of theory
and practice Of Medicine and President Of
the Faculty.
J. NJ. Snyder, NJ. t.. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
James Z. Morgan, VI. D., Professor OF Med
lea. Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles n. L.ciberulann, VI. D., Professor OF
Surgery (abd Trasurer)
Fteniatnjn +. CraiE. NJ. ~, rIOfe-sar OF
Chemistry and Of Physiology.
George c. ShnfFer, NJ. D., Professor CT Ma
terra MeGlca and Therapeutics,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
CIGAR MANUFA TORY.

FKNfiE Subscribers are extensively engaged
n ~ manufacturing CIGAEs 10 Leonard
Town, 81 Mary's ctUniy, with view 10
furnishing m"FchaHtr hoiei-keepers and 9TH
efs ~ ia.s serIion Of the State wi'h their sup
pines, al pre- Jar be.uw that pad by them
10 the elites !nr similar article IN! upon sat-
l-iaciOrY terms Orders are solicited and viii
r. ai'enued to with p9op'ness. Relying upon
our coGatry friends 70 a.d US IN our new En-
tefprse-wc aeE a trail.
HARRIS < CAVALIER,
Leonard T,wa, April Il, lsjI-u.
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For ROAD SUPERYIsOR.

JOHN B. BOWES. thankful for tie !io
erai support he received AT tn late cscr,gn.
again presents himself 10 tie voters o. Leon
ard Town District as a candidate !CT Road
Supervisor ard respectfully so!ici;s the sup
port of his friends and felIoE-citEens Of the
district.
Noy26, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
UNION HOTEL.

"AyINoi purchased the above property
Il II the subscribe. respectfully IniDrms IN"
travelling public Il at he j. now prepared TO
accommodate them. The Hotel viii be thor
oughly repaired AM all rs rooms re'urnIsb"d.
Tie personal attention of tn" subscriber VII
b. devoted 10 its management. and his bes'
efforts will he gwen 10 make his guests COM
Portable His tab 4 will be supp,ird wil:.
whatever III" mari e, affords, ard his Bar fur
nshed WIKI the best Liquors 2nd Cigars
His servants vii! always be found au,en'lv"
and accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have been employed, and III" sub
srrbrr Viii take care iha; his stables are not
neglected.
He sciri's the patronage Of the former
guests Of tae Hou.cS and that OF the publ.
generally. -
JOHN 7. FENWICK,
Leonard Town.
Oct. 9Th, IS5S--u.
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EIUSEVESS NOTICE.

TNHE BUSINESS at the stand Of the old
FIRM wIll hereafter be conducted by
DANIEL /. MORGAN, who returns hi>
sincere thanks u his friends and tie public
nor past iavors. aud sOlicits the continuance
Of The same. He Will sell low Tor Cash, Pro
duce, or to prompt customers. The public
are invited to give HIM call before rurcha-
sing elsewhere, as he IS determined T. sell a.
least ~ per cent. tosreT than any House IN the
Couliry trade.
DANIEL T. MORGAN.
Jan. list, ISJ9-t.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
FOR SRFPIFr

!. THOMPSON YATES. grateful to bis
friends aHd the pnl,ig TT tie liberal support
&c received at IL late election, presents him
self again rs n candidate for Sicrif in 1859
and respectfully solicits their SURFACES
MS u, 1867.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
To THE. pCDL1C!

a REpoRT havfng Obtained euleocy
n ,.-re and elsewhere. thai t,>e sAid
az :. asA.I-svn .iUi-l. Iht U1jecIS tn'' no
'ice i to slate LAT he report IsSufeiy with
cut foundation.
] avail N, selr Of th,s oVt OI.Oh,Y 70 'n'o'.I
my friends ana the puiS s''A' a'I P'speaeo
n accommodate them ana soiic" e"h''''"-
@~e y ''-s'' J. w. J. MOORE.
Leonard Town.
April q, Is5s-d.
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NOTICE.

FRFELAND, HALL s co.
"AEINC; removed 10 thennrw aud COM
I 4 modious Warehouse. NJ. l43 Pratt
Street, opposit the "MALiE no So
beg leave 10 inform their custcierS that iaoy
have now on hand n large and gn"raI as,ort
ment of GROC Fri f s consIstIng an
part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA. LiGCIRA
AND Rb COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN 9GARS
3 every grade
GUNPOWDER .IMPERIAL.N. Hl son
AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP. NEW ORLENNN-
AND ". /. ~ f..i0:'t.
SPERM, .4D.7.M.l.h TI'E .1.SD .N0JLh
81 I'''''' '''>'''''' C.lNDLES
ugITr. r. ,STTLE IND BRON.| soaps.
aL.3HES IND GOSHEN BUTTER
E1MILY. EXTRA, SUPERFlNG AND
BUCKWIIEAT FLOUR, SC sc.
They also invite the especial aumtion OF
their customers to their exIcnsig' stock Q;
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
have been selected with the greseSt:.r and
cannot fail IN please.
Nov. 22d. lS55-if.
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+ o r s A EE .

WOOD AND TIMER on abou, ZOO
w aces q: land in St Mary's county.
Terms very iayorI5.e. Apply 20
VERNON dorsey.
Leonard Town, Md.
Feb. 24'h. IsT9-tf
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SEEMINGLY POR
YOUNG LADIES,
No. C.3RET STREET. .NE.3R
FRANKLIN SQUARE, BIT.

Mss LiN-E CUMMING, Principal.
lE.,M Pa.sersoa. HI Primary Department
.tEns. l. HulieT, Professor q French.
Otto Srro, Professor 81 -nAS'c:
ImI kst. PROFESSOR q Dr'E'"H
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31

VTNHE greatest Labor Saving MACHINE
1 ever invented.
The only machine with which ONE BOY
can cut grain alone and rake it ready for bind
ing. This Reaper and Mower stands without
arrival wherever used. The following refer
eaces are appended 10 satisfy the farmers Of
-. Mary's that the ''sSeif Raking Reaper" is
what it is represented 10 be: J. L. BlakiSoHe,
Z. &. SpaldIng, Thomas Heb, Jno. Fl. Tho
mas. Planters can obtain this Machine BY
early application TO the Agent.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Agent for 81. MarY's county.
At Leonard Town. Nd.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31

rEFLEEE Noes.
D.. ?. F!'tMfr RE.
d" DIR. ARMSTRONG, Norfolk, Va.
DR.. WA. VAUGHAN. Hampton, Va.
Rev. +. T.. JONES, Norfolk, Va.
FRANKLIN WILSON. Baltimore.
J. y. BROWN, II. -, Philadelphia, Pm.
DANL. CUNNING, Vienna, Dorchester
~ Coanty, Md.
MIR. W n. RYAN. Raii.more
Rev. -. SHAVER. Richmond, Va.
DIR. II. &. p. HOWELL, Nashville. Tenn
Il. MANLY. lvVE.. Richmond, Va.
=" DR.. JErER, Richmond, Va.
DR.. PLUMER. Allegheny. Pa
HAMILTON EASTER, Esq, Baltimore.
DIR. SEMpLE, Hampton. Va
Rev. Il. +. ADAMS, Balumore.
" T.. Y. REESE. Baltimore.
Aug. Goth, ls5s-lm.
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sIEINGLESl SHINGLES,

NJ have Just received further supply OF
w LOW-pkiCkD SHINGLES, suitable
tor covering Barnes and Out-IIyuses. Apply
At la2-LiSht htTcct Wharf or corner Of Eutaw
and German streets.
BURNS Il SLOAN.
Sept. 23rd, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
ToPATRONs OF CHARLOTTE
HALL ACADEMY AND OTHERS

SENHE undersigned announces 10 the public
Il tia, he designs. On the Isl Of April, TO
open the house recently occupied by Dr. IL.
RI Bean, in Charlotte Hall. for the reception
of permanent and transient board~rs, and SO
lIcits portion of the public patronage.
Ap. S-ri. THOS. MAXIM.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
lie. Willeu. NJ. T., Prosector and Demon
strator and Anatomy.

The session will commence on the &Hh oil
October ami eud IL March following.
The Lectures Will ~ delivered AZ the Co!-
feee building. No. 500 I street, during ! e
hours of the afternoon and evening Tins
time oflacturing las been customary III 'AI
College stuce lis establishment. and IS iouHu
20 De- advantageous Tor the student.
The object 81 the Medic j Faculty WI he
20 instruct perfectly in tie elements OF Med
zeal Science IN ali is departments. with It's
accessory Branches If knowledge, not only
10 quaiIgy him 10 eGtc5 upon iae practc" 81
rnpc,cinp. but to e.ivc MIN an extensive ioIh-
daIion. ,uOn witch he ElaT- n alter lille,
l,;iJ -, .-.l-saUgsu anu .IJcTdI hhOWIedgr Of
The extensive public Libraries of tie city
Of Washington aIor! to the student oppOriU-
mites y hich can be found IA but few cities OF
raa Union. Tor consulting. without cost. rare
and valuable works OF science and genera!
literature.
The subject Of Biennial courses of Medical
instruction has been urged upon tine attention
OF this and of other Medical schools Jy
Committee Of tho American Medical A>>o-
cation. The faculty feel tr' fierce 81 III" r~a
sons urged, and are disposed 10 be among the
foremost in the cause o. educational progress,
but al present they are compelled 10 CONFORM
to established customs, and 10 give at each
session n course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing 50, however, u u their Inirn
ton Ia make Their course approximate Ia Il
biennial one. by giving particular attention
to different subjects on Alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The iollnwlr-.
among other topics. VII. Tec@,." from the ia
,,arrirt.lpr ly I'M. elm ida w -
T Operative Surgcr.. Organic and HurS''.o II
"a! Chemistry. aud vegetable Nat"ra M"GI"a.
REQUISITES FOR GR.DU tT!ON
FEES, ~.
/ The candidate for the degree Of Doctor %!
Medicine ms, be twtniy-one years q 10,
( OF good moral character, have appn"i .lr.-oI
/ ~ .lrno -rars 10 the study 90 Medicine. y'a
! have attended t-vo full! courses a.. !cc;u-s.. a..
! last one II which shall have araH at rai~ Ia
,s!turou also one course ci Prac-.ga! Anat
ymy.
81 the time application. h" rr'' ny 4
tie Dean Of ,h' Faculty Il! h'".oma toe
also present m original Fh"sls GA >ol"" moH
cal subject. all! SHALL undergo satisfactory
- lid the candtLa'" not pass
p, - ana ''>'y vii b. u..u.r,pi ,--,.'t--7,
M: =" ut ;aStior (pald only onccN 800
Demon>irato.'s Ticket, 1000
Graduation E3-'h
The expense, OF living in Washington ar
as moderate as IN any other city IN the ! mon
For 2prlhcr reformation. address
JOHNSON ELIOT, Nj. d..
Dean Of the Faculty,
No. 495 Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, is55-6mos.
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LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
TH'IIE undersigned would respectfully and
III earnestly ASK al persons indebted - hnn,
or 10 the firm Of joseph Morgan x 60. ~.
open account or otherwise - come forward
and settle their indebtedness without turlb er
'!clay. Should his notice be- dlsrcgnracG, n
e his intention 10 place bis accounts !. nc
hands OF r. +. Spaidjng for collection, I'd
3" sincerely hopes that persons VINO owe
him Will save him III" unpleasant task and
themselves the expense. OF collecting the
debts due hIm by 4 resort 10 the law
JOSEPH MORGAN.
Leonard Town.
April lsi, Is5S-,r.
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Prored by experience 10 lie he let Ffrffi
ger knOseH fryr the gr0srfh aud Ia-
pTOvsHeni n quality # the To
LGccc Pant.
THIS GUANo has been thoroughly tested
l. for several seasons Ola al crops, with us,i-
JrrsAl success, and can be no longer regarded
as E4I experiment.
No. I-IIalf best Peruvian. lc,.oo
Phosphate. "0aho'
No p IL and 2-3-Inunarely integrated by
machinery.
We challenge Peruvian Gunno, pound q
pound, GA first crop, ard IN second crop asd i'm
provemeni Of sod 1t adnai's of 40 eonIparison.-
For TobGree u is greatly 50 perior, producing
mueh heavier and richer leaf.
m G. 8. KEY.
.. GroRGE n. M9RGAs,
- '1"'y "V'''' d.. r. NEALE,
| uLERT SvTgoROs.
Montgomery County.
~. c. Dickerson, ESQ, atys.'laY Tobacco in
very = Ipsrior 10 wha: have raised WIN p"su
vian. and itH etIec; upon grass exceeds any 'H'"s
] ever saw Or used"
r. M. Griffith Of saa.s county, 'estihes as ''l-
lows: -, ,,-,
Mar I.aulcnsril!s, Jan. 3Oia. 1885
JHo. KErTLEwELL, Esq:
AIu dear StF:-i, hHDfus lfisf'9'''S
YOU Of the result from The use OF het'leweI' )
Manipulated GuaRo. Oh my corn, OATS i"ho''io
and wheat crops. / used IT last Spring on my
corn and oats, side by side with 4 No. J Peru
Nia1 Guano, aud saw Lut little difference Il any ;
I should decide IN favor Of the Manipulated GOA
no. For tobacco I much prefer Il, IS It gives
the plant n much finer texture, which IS, OF
course, Z: treat advantage TO Ii5 curing. From
the satisfactory results | experienced on Dy
Snring crops, / ordered tons last Fall tor ny
wheat, which at this tune looks equally as rrot
mrsiry rs any Of my neizhlors where FerusIan
Guan6 has been used. Several Of nap 'eF5 nooi y
also have tried it and are very much rleased W."
it's results.
With the highest consideration OF respect
am very truly y"urSi hGEIFFlTu
--...ne, Of letter from, Col. Geo ". Hughes,
Of West River, Anne Arundel county, Oct. I'D &,
1857:
al have used your Manipulated Guonn No. l.,
on 7 ,bacco the last season, ,rith most sreeiifut
effect, and expect to increase my purchase 81 1t
next Spring for the same Purpose.'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31

Mechanics, hrcators. Manufacturers. and
FlImcyS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
NEGROES FOR SALE.

Oct. 2srh 1855
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31

We offer for sale on the above terms, al
low prizes. the following articles, mostly 0i
cur own manufacture, and which we VIII
,.,rra,,, N no &c o. . best qIalIiy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-13
LOUIS UACkES,
MERCHANT TAILOH,

MERCHANT TAIIon,u
SHOP NEAR SOUTHWEST CORNER VI
PUBLIC SQUARE, MARSHALL, TEAAs'
- EsPECTFUILY informs the citifers Y
IL Marshall and vicinity that he has %
neatly located in the place, and IL prp"l's s,,f
unsurpassed by any establishment 'h's ~"
New Orleans
lie will keep on hand everything thu. : o,s
ally found in Merchant Tailors cstao'''"',~h
so that those who wish can select choice co. '..
and have them made to order. His supp,
have no, reached here, but will be on hand 10 :
few days
Marssan May q lesoso 2'n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-13
ltiacit sniitt, aud Wagon Shop
tIltR1E> DEC N ERT.
Ia iOnabie Boot and Shoemaker

>outl wesf corner of the publ, square,
L. ttfS constantly on hand large assorinc'
~ n ladic. and Hon,lcmcns boots and sh,>
of his own manufacture: al,o a good supp!
sole and upper leather Cor sale
From his long experience and close ait4aN
10 the business, be- hopes TO have a coufnaaa
If ibu patronag. heretofore 40 literally b,sleaa
IN him Al orders promptly attended to- obi
'ork warranted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-13
EHtIT TREES.

Tllt undersigned can now supply fen nf
l nursery near Marshall lexas, fruit tn" Z
every Kind via Pears dwarf, and on par gee
Npplos Peaches Ncc1rncs, Aprico's' Qd,no''
Plnns and Cherries. OF G-apo-vinc', c0o.,
collection, Orders rcreiyed before neccnrftu A,
he filed in any quantity; Afterwards a'ccFS's
To circumstances
JOHN DUNtAN'
Marshall Sept ., 1888.
LIVERY thing wanted by ladies OF ME-
- Non ar Boys, belonging 10 the R'ail VA IA
and usually kept ia Country Stores can r,hk
Of the hest article, and on the most ras s'S
terms NJ COLEMAN 4 Gus
Marshall, Texas, April Is. 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-13
SELECTED poetrp.


Prom, the y o P,esyrns.
TIE ACCEPTED LOVER.
~ raAxU xyRrHr.
fa..a;,s from a hitter y" Yes Marcelas. lor'
oa.-ye,, I will b. yours forever. Yoar Interest
,al lie my interest. yoar bone be mia and Of
our Joy. OF .orro~., I'll beas part
Well, I'm an accepted lover
Hes me- how feel
ssiiie will he miae ioreves--
nov the bl-sea steal
over me. IN si7eaks of Siay,
fiae the bareal-.
Lighting up ny iarobin- bos'a
Fright ls any place.
I'm engaged nov "a you ever
Dream q sue1 'ii4.
i.as :as asss oae e.l. .lfea he,
Aad - fani'y cling
Il M aoao.a ia7 rro'ernaa.
Win such s'i.e friic--
Grsc,ss lm she haHie. He.fs'.
liver woa tiid,.
I've Siic. that IS prosPe' use.
And will be 10 fact.
Som a. | can get ;ho ra-os
r, perform the 80,
That vii bind our hands together.
=. o4f he.ii' Hrc uly
ieiu' Won't IL be- del =
Making such 0 vow
aStsi'a t.at 80 ta,e read.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
FINE Arts.

NOT1CE-THE BALANCE OF THE FINE COLLECTION
IN Of oil paintings lately exhibited at 2s Broadway are re-
moved Y56 Bowsry stairs where they will be offered al
private sale great sacrifice In order close accounts with
The artists and owners Lovers OF the 6ne invited 10
call, az some or the choicest pieces yet remain unsoid
- JOHN LEv1SON, Proprietor
had better call ae above. r '"W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

A FIRST CLASS REsTAURANT AND PROFITABLE
"A bar be procured by responsible party from the
of February No cash down required but undoubed
cury be given for the rent Apply II Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19
FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, THE LEASE STOCK.
"A and fixtures Of that well known and long
the Sixth streets 1s4 Grand street,
Williamsburg doing large and profitable cash business
INQUIRE the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

business OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AB-
% hed paying large profits part payment received in
nufactured arice time given investigator wOrkingman
must make money $500 cash required agents noticed
For interview address Wood, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-19

L,OR sALE-THE LEASE STOCK, FIXTURES FURNI-
ture bedding de- Of Of the best porter houses in
city of New York. has been established for heen
years opposite one best butcher markets in the city,
TO embark In the above business this chance seldom
ed rent low for selling the going
Europe. Apply 10 THEODORE BESSON, wine and spirit
merchant 80 South William street.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-09

The Cool OF THE EVENING" Sidney
Smith was complaining Of young gentle.
man who, although many years his junior,
was in the habit of addressing him by his
Christian name, privilege which as Sid
ney Smith remarked, he ouIy allowed his
-most intimate friends. Shortly after, the
gentleman in question entered the room,
and familiarly addressing Smith as Sidney,
inquired how he thought of passing the
day. For my part he added the Arch
bishop of Canterbury Qhe then Dr.. How
lev has often Invited me to pay a visit at
Addington Park, and I think I shall drive.
down and return in the cool ofthe evening.
-'Ah,' returned Smith, then let.me give
you a word Of advice /; I know something
of the Archbishop; he is very excellent
man, but rathefssproud don't call him
'William;' be might not like it, A roar Of
laughter followed this significant speech.
and as the discomfted youth left the room,
Sidney Smith turned round and Quietly.
remarked, I thiDkI have settled the aS6ot
of the evening at'iast.' :,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-09
TERMs-TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,]
BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
WHEN LOVE IN MYRTLE SHADES.
BY GEORGE r. NORRIS.

By GEORGE r. NORRIS.
When Love in myrtle shades reposed,
His bow and darts behind him slung;
AS dewy twilight round him closed,
Lisette these numbers sung;
20 Love thy sylvan bower
1llfy while Pve the power;
Thy primrose way leads maids where they
Love, honor, and obeyl"
Escape" the boy-god said. "is vaiu,"
And shook the diamonds from his wings ::
'l'll bind thee captive in my train,
Fairest Of earthly thingal"
"Go, saucy archer, go
l freedoms value know:
Begone-away-to none I'll say
Love, honor. and obeyl"
Speed. arrow, to thy mark |" he cried
Swift as ray of light it aewl
Love spread his purple pnions wild,
And faded from her view!
Joy filled that maiden's eyes
Twin load.stars from the skies -
And one bright day her lips did cay,
Love honor, and obey ~