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I1-,.zaR FOR BUILDERS.
BURNS y SLO.dN

HAEE on Ga1d an immense a.so-tr. eat =
IL IL BUILDING LUMBER: alS1. SHIN:
GLES, L-lTVES. S!LLS 5or franz
.ouscs AMI barns. Is "" L-y our Lpm1e-
~ tie very Invest ~a~h prices. We can and
WI. sell 1t az the VERY lowest market rates.
S@- App al ou- Yards 90 Light street
WARRANT Cor @; EGIaw and German SIS.
Feb 2ilh, Is59-!Y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
IN THE
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
MATuIOT's GAY STREET
WAREROOMS,
No. 25 and % North Cav stree

No. 25 and 81 North Cav street
NEAR FAYETTE, Baltimore, Md
TXTHERE is kept always Oh hand or Hlrae
w 10 order, every style OF French ~. II
4 TETES IN Plush, Hair, Cloth or bro'ateie'
French Full Stuff and M"taIon Pnrlor. ihM-
CuJIRS, with Plush, Hair, Cloth or brooa-
telle.
French Full Stuff Carved P.iRLoR HL3fR
and sets with Plush, HAIR, C'oth or Br"e''ehe
SOE.IS. halfFrench Mahogany; Walnu Par
Ior Chairs, IN Hair, Clo,h or Plush.
ROCKING CHfIRS-various desigis, n
Hair. Ctoih and Plush.
S.iT SprIrg LOUNGES--a large asso''me'i
nlwavs on hand, or any pattern made or co'sfS
with any goods to order.
CUJyRFR SUI1S-in Mahogony or We
nut. complete from SIS up
F., CANE CHiIRS and ROCKING do-tle
arrest assortment ready made IN any one hplH
m ;te Jared S;ates-:.om Sl2 dozen uFt
Bar Room. Office auI DINING Chars. mOs'
VAIN, or Mahcgnny, with Cane, "od OF
Stuffed Srals-an assortment embracing Ger u
auz-o. r.,-
nj Seat Chairs ard Set'ees and I9chnE
C1olrs-oyer hundred dozen.
LOOKING GL-ISSES Of every variety, aiS
BEDS and HiIR n"d Hi'SK N.IIIREsshT
- ~erv ,lgee assoIinen; constantly on ha'd ~
70. SAFE y
% and p or,h Gay, near Fnyttte
street, Balumo'
De-. end ls5--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
THE
SAINT MARY':S FEMALE
SEMINARY
TEE

VA IL. he re-,,.enc3 on MONDAY. the
" l@'a Of Octa..r Laxt for tie admission
u pupils. Parents. Guardians and friends q
!r.I:"." education generally. have great cause
- c"u2ratu!ati"n III ;ac opportunity nov Of
lc:"'i + giving {" tl.ir dllgr.er- I'D ,rarls 4
: F-lz,.y finished ciu~st..u. wilton: seudiug
'A.iA anryad for tia, purpose.
HE Trustees of -. MARY, Female Seminary
~ -u"g"e'.e7! in transfer. . :ac French aud
E'.-..>h Academy ii NM. nE~pOMM.EH
I'.'" uHicI the supervise. of NJ Dus,"nl-
'"ler All Mss MARY BLADES, rom Bali
more 10 tie =. MARI, E,ma.e Seminary.
"H're E"Gog lads will chi all the aivaa;a-
. - ne o. the first schools in the Union at
nail Ia" expense { such institutions generally.
NAD. DtSPONMiER j. a lady 4 rare AZ
c. mlii>hmcnts, Icing thoroughly educated and
oil Last agreeable and refined manners.
Miss BLADES is too well known t. rcquira
c';nEendatlou, having most successfully taugiK
i'r many years in -. Mary's and bling favor
ABLY known abroad rs assistant h. Mr. Sar-
giant, DIR. MacCUllough, aud lint principal
with Mad. Despomm.er.
Inc institution j. beautifully situated on the
y. Mary river. the site 81 the nld city rf 81.
MARY :. accessible lv Stclm-h ats sewers Il time
" week, Provcrbia}ly healthy, and within con-
ve'.Ient distance OF Episcopal, Roman Catholic
and Methodist churchc..
4 Idly Of the Methodist persuasion will BE-
immediately employed
he ac"tdcn,ie year consists IF two terms Of
Ii % IIH..ti., each
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
A CURE - HOME.
ONE OF MANY IN ST. MARY'S, Nd

Baltimore. Nd. Dec 10th. 1857.
IL Il. James l.. Hamilton Sir: ALI ny
w testimony, and with pleasure say, that
rrrr very pleasant aud truly valuable med
cinr-TIiE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
Las done mole fnr me H. restoring my wasted
l"a!ih than Ill other remedies previously used
left my own uative county, -. Mary's. Nj .
some three months since. with but little hope of
yer b"Ing "a, healthy a. now am. Ny own
,ase WIS Dyspepsia "f AN aggravated "harac',r.
such - hcaia la, -i,h->.1uI'h, vertigo. with
great nervous ichl,-y and depression Of spiri,>
tightucss Of the chest, &c. from which have
been relieved by your medicine, and belize il
will cuIc any case Of p!sIcr.:".
Your ed
CATHAIHNE Ni.Ebhii'.
| ,iacorely L"licvc thar Your molicjue-:hc
Great Virginia R"rcdy-isa very certain curr
for Dyspepsia, my I.ic," - above named, u~,i
your medicine, with astonishing eft.
RcSr"~tlrt~
SARAH j. SWORD.
$50 Ann stree
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
BOARDING HOUSE.

MRS. JANE NJ. HAMNETT, having
W rented the large and commodious
Dwelling in Leonard Town. heretofore
owned and occupied b. VIM. T. Maddox.
ESQ.,, respectfully informs her friends and
the public. that she is now prepared 10 &C
commodate both PERMANENT AND
TRANSIENT BOARDERS. From her
long experience IN the business, she feels
confident that those who may pa,roniz. her
House will have no occasion 70 find faul,
with their entertainment.
TERMs-Permanent Boariers, Sl40, 90 per
yeAr-TFansiea BOdrders will be charged AT
Hotel rates.
Leonard Town, Feb. 9th, ls59-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
NOTICE.

A Ii persons wishing 70 "omflnn'c",'
N with me by i"i'er. viii direct iH-if cor
resoordence Nv maI.to Port loa'cc".' mares
county. Md. or ~ steamer 81. Nit"oiaS' l"
Chapel Psint. Charles county: Ma;
WM. T. CAMPBELL.
Feb sre, 1897.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
Terms, per session payable
in advance:

or all the branches If thorough
English education, inciudug
Board, Tuition. Washing. Fue
Lights and Beding. S75 o.
Stationery. $50
Tuition for Gay pupils, including
fuel, 2l0C
SEPARATE BRANCHES:
French. 400
Music, with the use Of Instrument, $500
Drawing aud Painting, exclusive
# materials, coo
Painting in Oil Colors, exclusive
Of materials, 100
e. BILLINGSLEY.
President.
Sept 23rd, IS58-3t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
C.iTHAEINE NEEBhii!

For sale by Druggists generally
TO Zee had OF NeSSrS Bean n
Zones, $50 DugaM'S Wharf
'h'! ''"' ~ole by THOMAS ii. FOWLER
S"pt. 23rd, Isl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to me are inform
N ed for the last lime 10 come forward and
settle their Indebtedness without further de.
lay. However dIsrgreeab!e it may be to
Others and to myself, necessity will compel
me to place the accounts Of all persons owing
me (who do not promptly respond 10 this
notice) IN the hands oil Consuables for coller
ton.
J. W. J. MOORE,
Leonard Town
Jan. 18th, 1887
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
For
THE POTOMAC RIVER.

TIME STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS.
G,rso;n viii COM A%%
mence Der trips on ~ ss{=
the Poromac River. SNEkzszssasfzzz -
VIZ:
Leave Baltimore, South street Wharf, %
Monday. iaih iiS;ant. a. . O'CLOCK. p. "a
for Ford's NUri. hrcmo's Wharf, Piuev
Point. Leonard Town. stones wharf Lam
casters Wharf. Powders Wharf. Pcpess
Creek and Chaye' Pint the Port Tobaceo
landing. Returning. leave Chapel Point n
O'Clock on Wednesday mornings, toucainn
at the landings as above. ard arrive ia Bal
timors early On Thursday morning.
Leave Baltimore again on Frijaya (eou,.
mencinS 18th instantly at o'clock. d. a..
Tor Ford's Wharf. Bromc's Wharf, Combs
What. MI!hr.n's Wharf, Piuey Point.
Leonard Town and S;on,'s Wharf--rctusn-
InS. leave Stones Wharf 81 IL 0sclockseh
Saturdays. toucaing al ? iney Point. iii
hurnS, COMBS, BONES aud Ford
NhaF;>. and arrive IL DsItlnsose early
Sundd} morning.
HE >t"amc! ST Nicholas has underEone
n thorough repair. auI nas been coupletely
r''h'ied with good Sua,s-Eonm aecommoda.
tons making h"r. IA every respeci, second
TO no boat Of her class.
in'orms'Ion. .or freight or passage, apply
at her office, los Sou.h street. or on bonra
the boat. al freight mus, he nre,
paid and received Al the Boat on Mondays
and Fridays. ur to 5o'clocs. p. IN. Freight
mast be plainly marked and consigned.
I'aIn rr-ce'Pi'd tor b. the bag.
CD In addition - the routes u,entiane3
a5"v". The s.. Nicholas or her Secnnd wesl,-
y trip wall proceed as far up an Flousderss
and Lanca>rcr'' Whahs commeneing on
Saturday. IN" Oh OF April, AID eOnIinpipr
Until further no i-r.
March I0'h. Il jo-3n. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
SHOE sTORE.

MARSHALL * DoBrINs Be- leave 70
A'A auuouu.r T. The citlz,I.s ofFSaut M.rv',
county. that they have c>'aO.,is! in tie VI
lagc Of Leonard Town. at tine III use lately &C.
\ BOOT AND 5 II 0 II ) / " Il L
They have now on hanl a GOD o<sortrocnt. ..
READT MAZE BO"TS A4D SH"|>
Which ,ncv viii scllat Eri';m" s"jc.s ..'-.
Wn,E ., al kiat, II their Il 81 hn'.i''~
..,,.i, +, ...,...r "a "a" i,trs' o: L.c beS
,g1,eyiial, ...,. at The Sn"rteSt "a
"'>''-' +. !. 3aHIFI all,
WM. ~ DOZENS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28


And security against Doth
FIRE AND WATER
In proof Of this, they are
RAPIDLY SUPEHSEpING ALL
OTHER KINDS OF ROOFS.
The materials used are NON CONDUCTORS
and do not Expand aud Contract with heat OF
cold.
IN CASE OF INJURY
NO ROOF Is so EASILY REPAIkEp
These Roofs require only an inciinau"n OF
h.lcincb 10 the foot, which constitutes a greA
.sx,ng in the construction "f building.
THE COST Is LESS THAN
ANY OTHER ROOF IN USE.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
N OF &c E.

A 2. LAPOCRATLLE respectfully in
N Q iO:ns MS fiienis and TIE Public. that
he has taken " Eehousc NJ lO4 DUGAN'S
wharf, where he intends conducting The
FLOUR, GRAN. FEED &c e., '.rclc,l witt.
. GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
He has DOW ian store and will constantly keep
On hand full and choice SUPPLY Of the best ar
ticles, such as
FLOUR. GRAIN,
r. NEAL, OATS.
LIME, GCAEo,
BRICKS, HAY,
STRAW, MILL FEED,
CHOPS. RYE, &c.
sli Of which he Is prepared to cell cheap for
cash. He has engaged the services az polite
and attentive aSs slant Mr.. Alexander /. Beall
by which, together with his own personal at
tentiou, be hopes - give general satisfaction.
He respectfully solicits a share Of public pa
tronage.
Bea- Strict attention will be given TO all con-
Mgnments. Orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 10.
kH- Strict attention will DO given % the
purchase Of LUMBER by a. L. BEAL.
Feb. 18th. ls59-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
JNO. 4. CAVALIER,
Leonard Town, Nil, March 8rd. Is5a-Sm

The following analysis recommends this lime
as possessing properties far superior to any
other) necessary to he AZ piled to the lands this
section, which are known to De deficient IN both
lime and mugnesa
Laboratory of State Chemist, !
No. % Exchange Buildings, !
Baltimore, Md. June goth, 1857 \
Report Of analysis OF S samples Of Schuy!krl.
Limestone, marked respectively No (whltel h.
No (blue). No 2 ("hite), No 3 (bueJ, No
3 Uop), for John Kennedy, Esq, of Port
Kennedy. Montgomery Co., P-nn<ylVann.
The above samples of"SchuyikilI Limestone"
were found. apcn analysis, to he composed as
follows
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
100

100.
The above Schuyikill G.imestones are Magne-
sian Llmes:ones, OF pretty nearly equal CON 20
siiIon. They are most especirily adapted 10 H. e
application soils which arc deficient IN both
Lime and Mugnes!a.
JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
JAMES H. JOHNSON,
MANuFACrrRER OF
WARRENS LNPROTED
Fire and Water Proof

FELT g. COMPOSITION ROO F \ U.
The attention Of Architects. Engineers, Con-
tractors and Builders generally. is called :" the
manufacture and application Of these Roots.
They have been used throughout the
Middle and Western StItcs Gnd British Pro-
risces for. The past ffieen gears, aud ~. Ne'c
England aud The South to'' uP'cdrds q name
years,
With constantly increasing favor. They com
bine in a greater degree than any other Roofing
sAe valuable requisites OF
CHEAP\ ESS,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
NEW LUMBEEYARD,
Corner Of East Falls and ID f." Are""e'
BALTIMORE, W.

-. s Co mas comh.pAPes . en- ., $ VIII
BUSINESS on his own accgIu, nd j. pr"
pared Ia furnish LI.UUJsl. 'EzM rdri"''"S tor
BuidIug an; other purposes Ii" wII! fur
nsh also
FRAEE,S .SiSfL
Doors, BRICKS. LL'IE or HfEE. f.
With many thanks to MS 4ormer custom
ars IN ~. Mary and III" adjoining counties
lee hopes To- retain their confidence ant y"
r,.,,, her patronage, and pT-dg", HIN, eli Il
u>n cyrry effort TO pira>". and Wi sell chedI
Irr cash or approved paper.
Dec 9th. lS5S-lY.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
QUICK, QUICK LIME!!
kENNEOY'S
SCHUYLkiILLINE

GO well Sunwu IN PyLn>y lynnia Delaware.
~ New .I-r>ey ant the Northern and Eastern
portion Of thi, STATE. a being superior to any
other for agricultural improvement, j. for the
first time placed within the reach cf the farm
ers and planters Il 81. Mary's and adj irug
counties. through the agency Of the urderSign-
ed, WHO'S prepares to sell on docommoiniE1
terms any liantity Of Quick Lime. deliverable
rs per agreement or tie shores % any Of the
rivers or bays il. said counties. Orders sJliyit-
ed
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28
PETITION FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE

May 9th. I"':'--2"'.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-07-28

Oct. l6th-u
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The subscriber PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
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lie continues to make Models, and to prepare Specid-
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tries Foreign business conhded only to rusty and
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An business contlded to will be promptly attended
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the same would be done by Others IN the prOtcssion)
Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and making frequent trips there am enabled to keep
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MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
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The Patent Laws, Reports Patent Cases, and other
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apis once at Mechanics Hall. daw
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AFTERWARDS MRS. LAKE, OF NEW LONDON, IN
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EDITED BY MARTHA RUSSELL.
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n RO VER & B A X Z RS
CELEBRATED NoIsELEss
Family
SEWING MACHINES.

Prices from $50 to SIPS; Hemmers, e5 extra.
These machines sew from two spools, as purchased
from the store, requiring reminding of thread they
hem fell gather, aud stitch in superior STYLE finishing
each seam by their operation without recourse to
the hand needle as is required by other machines They
will do better and cheaper sewing can
even If she works for cent an hour.
Offices ofExhibton and Sale, at BRYANT & Shell
DoN's Mechanics Hall, Worcester; Is Summer street.
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Having the best system for cutting Shirts, 1t having
been in for the last five years in Boston and New
York, he is enabled to give his customers PERFECT
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N B.-Shrt Patterns cut to order. sl2 diff
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Every Article of Good Quality.

Put up and for sale by
EDWARD MELLEN, dr.,
Bookseller Stationer, and Blank Book Manufacturers
$50 Main Street
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spALDING's PREPARED GLUE

Put up for dealers in containing four, eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph show-card accom-
panying each package.
kR@A single bottle of SPALDLNGS PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cost annually to every
household 80
Sold by all prominent Statloners Druggists, Hardware,
and Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
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seqllent Insertion - cents.
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charged for the Advertisement.
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
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For full particulars get pamphlet free, of the agent
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kerosene oils.

A splendid lot Of HARNESS, which WILL be sol
cheap rates, wholesale and retail
ApF2l-lm
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Stop the Renor.

a. reported that we sell no cooa. .n,v
,ri, .ii Nheh'l IN iaot, thirds of our Sslss -.
the same as In any other Whoessi. ".s s.e
s @ cay "lth ts exception we sell for sh-
ior cash and short prompt pat.er '0' Shor' Proat
h"AN TRARUE 4 IfJCrrS
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SPRING OPENING

w = % vii commence receiving our SPRING srocr
,tyenl "a !, gay OF Two, lof which due notice Will
- as as We intend going the business rnor
extensively than ever our friends and an - L., ~.
go 'SSli y III bear IA mind that we do an exclusx
ad,anrs N1e We Miiisell goods at a very sms-
,IIa, IRWIN, MoCLEI.LAND a CO.
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A C. A r d

A 1,,a'.iN - lhWiN dormetly Of Irwin Mcclell.pd
-, n nntuhtstlIe, Ala ) having become assocI.as1
With Mish US IN our business the styie OF re @
IRWIN, ACCLEILAND' a co 'As Ni N wiz Do
Nashville Feb. I9 ls5g 0NLAiAANb
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nem-Dork.
CO!eman's London Mustard.

TINE attention Of Dealers and Consumers Is partc
uiariy called 20 the superior quality and ow prc-
Of the above Mustard manufactured by Messrs. j.
J. C1lman london, now the most extensive Factors
Of Mustard in Great Britain.
-Four different qualitiesare Manufactured which are
packed in Kegs Cauisters Tin Fol- and Bottles, and
each pa rkage IS warranted fun weight The 4 g. and
10 ID Tin Cansters peculiarly adaptef 10 the south,
as they elrctually exclude dampness ana air, thus
TT serving the n1vor IN all is strength.
Imported and for sale. at wholesale, in New York,
by GARDNER 6. YVEI.IN .2l7 Fulton street,
J. HOR<EYS SON 81 Maiden Lane;
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ent until paid.
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JNO. B. WE ST

IIAS in store MACHINE CARDS and an other hnd-
Il tngs Tor nanuflc tnrefs of Wool aud Cotlsn, al
No. 10 Union street, JOINING the Bank OF Tennessee.
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$50 HewarN for XIn,

ID ANAWAN from the subscriber, at Decherd ne-
II pot, on the night Of the 23rd Of March last Ne
gro Man named jim, OF yellow complexion, about so
years Of age, feet high, will weigh about l75founds
Jim was raised by :. MAEsH, Esq. Of Dixon county
Tenn. There Is a small scar on his len nostr that
he says was produced by blasting rock and a few
on his breast caused from burns though not partc-
ulariy remembered by any one % which breast
this scar Is on. He has rather a down look and an
eneminate expression out Of the eye when spoken 20
though good countenance, with broad forehead and
round eyes Jim bad on when be left a Pea Jacket
OF black Casine and yellow Jeans Pants son Hat OF
purple color. lie Is blacksmith by trade and Was
sold by =. :. Hawkins 10 W. J. Martin.
The above reward will be paid 10 any one who
VIII deliver him 10 me AT Chattanooga, Tenn, 10 E
;. Hawkins, No. IS Cedar street, Nashville. Tenn.
". J. MARTIN
ap-1-u Chattanooga. Tennessee.
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