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THE FAIR INEZ:
Oh The LOSE LADY OF TIE OamsoE OLryTe

ii E + AIR INEZ;
OR TIE LONE LADY OF THE ORIHsoE CL1TFF.
O0hTInUEB.
'shiver my timbers, sallant craftsms,
Ilp rs your ears snd ehuck ne a o1id -
Anu tNo pounds CT mlllers tine cut
III ms mouth he put, he did,
"Ant III tell you now my hsartIes.
l We seen salt w4ter IA av dev
And I'D rather olack the boots ~ Davv Jo,.,
1nan &c tbs big gsst swab 4 81 ore, ssy.
"Bds IN tell yon how tbs salt Iunlr
Se we'd Us on the Pretty Nell;
we We're going n the Red sea-
my you ala must know Is we'll
sour junk It tastsd rather o,ae-
F5r uS Tbs,ssI 3d saits g don't & &Sars, you know,
Ahey with ease away do Sow.
"But we all bsgsn to wainper.
ana our ears were growing long
arg on our ntcks big names DID ssripg
"hieh soon grew long and strorg.
And our feet we're turpip' Irt, boo6.
Ee ma 1kered after Gy
ana without our bits and brides on
we al began to bray.
Then we fe ind we'd all bean aatIr, hos
surgeon Briggs did ie us 80;
Ano said we al, must fresh meat
Vt INTO Geer's big stable go"
nal, pass US the grog, and I'll give you sops.'
G. saa me m Try young tar, Tom Orswl ne,
An when Get through with Verss ar fv-o
In the ehorus you must jins."
IHE soNs-"JAcK's SWEET HEARF.D
Jack Tar wss sailor, = sqiIor Sss he.
ana he sailed for living on ths deep blue sea.
HS1 4 : PT1etsy sweet heart, pretty sweet heart
And she lived With her pa ri-ents in London city
Tsa Tsn ,, nets,s 20 J.ek's sweet heart,
TEe maiden 50 far,
IN ali q be wide, wide world,
With her mono could COMPARE
so, the rain Ii did pour, and the thunder did roar
ana POI Jsck he was tossed on the wild ra-
While his sveethsart was sitting By ths fire and
Ana shs cried, Jack my darling. now come back
OHORUs-Ihsn he: e's to Jack sweetheart. &C.
Bot Jack nt7er came, and PHYS that same.
For that night b. was lost on ii dee n dqrIr sea
Ihouga yeAru have To- goner the maidsn hopes
And shs cries, Jack my darling, o come back
oaOsUs Then here's to Jacks swestheart. 90.
WeI done, said old Jack, then they all took LIGHT
And went to their rooms for the rest Of lie piqht
lfo Be CONTINUED
And as we have made the Fair Inez so long this
week We viii not say one word about the immense
FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHIEG.
ioF aen and Boys wear We have now hand but
ISAAC A IsAACs
MAGNIBIOENT UNION HALL.
Sole Ag 'ney for the Hsia o. Singers OaIahr tad
Seging naehines, strong's Patent Army Trunfs,
ana Storr 8 AutOmaton FRESHMAN,
OoEner OF Union ana superior streets.
- LOOK oUT FOB THE GLAETR %s
a q. hkDING, AeEKT, Is STILL
ing CLOTHES to order at the lowest casa prices Tor
tO31e VINO furnish the own materials; and respect
ialy toeits the patronage Of his Old customers and
those who usually furni their own goods
- fartieular attentton paid to cutting Men aud
-
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Over ,0Oe men are nov in Camp Buck
inoham, and others ara arriTiug as fast as
proviaion can be made for their reception.
If the proper number Of tents, camp equip
ere. Ec. were here the full force would,
doobtless. be in camp before the end Of an
other vesk.-- AalsfSld HsraId
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BUFFALO mARKBI-Nov IL.
SaEaieiuEs.
NEW REMEDY,

n
Supercedlng Oubebs, Oopaibs, Capsules, or any
SomFoune that has ever been before the public. Il
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private practice With entire success In al
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
For diseases Of private diseases; Ours is frequent.
y performed IN week, and entire confidence msy
Do placed in them. This remedy Is newly disooF-
cred specific, active and more speedy in It's ef
lscts than Cubebs or Oopaibs alona. The Pills are
half the Hize Of Capsules, and never nauseats the
stomach or imPregnate the breath. BiL dozen Pills
n Box.
- Price ONE DOLLAR.
money.
sold by wN- FTEEE AGENT tnr 0lsvsIand
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We are pleased to report the most satisfac-
tory progress In the organization fthis force
The number Of men actually enlisted and
sworn in on wednesday was as follows:
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FROsI WASHINGTON.

WAsHIE0ToH, Nov. IL.
Col Frank P. Blair leaves here to-day for
Missouri, to rejoin ais regiment.
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OOH \ EOT TO "a.

DEvOLVERs AND BOWIE
i1iiI. such a. Colt new noddel bscon 3. kider 3,
Allen y Weslooi-as Eharpl1. Spt9'zs tulih Wis.
aon \. llr11 az1 111lll Wlll F4llolI ollof Alnlla
iuIt recsilsd a1d lor 1al8 o1ese q
y. BAILERsLUE'8
o.,a eun sg9Fa le suS'fi'' 'iis''' 0'7'Iald'
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS &
" OLReIEHATI RAILROAD.



ssl-a. WIETAE AkRANGEAESE. IsG-L
On sud sissF Monday, FoTsmbsr A., issl, Fasssn.
ger Trains VII lsaE5 Cleveland a5 ioll0sss
First Trsin-s:09 A. n Stopping at 81 sfations tx
ops 0,Dslsd goleS,.i,f. s osshssis5, Green
wins a. Orestlise lo.sn A. n Coiumo1a 10 P
nj Dayton 5ioo p y CtueinI al s.l5 ?
q, Leuis t1:as A. NJ Chieago VIA Urestline sE
s.oona ~ lr1i.97ss p M.-stoppua At all stations
iberia, Edens Berii'i, LeVls Centre, Uraassaad
Worth ngton, srrlving e OTestl ne lls9 p NJ,
oinnafi rs A M Indianapo Is 500 A. 81; ST.
Loo 9 li;=o 8 Nj eou syllie z-l5 p. H.; ChiLa-
20 via Lrsstline lGtoA A. n
Trains stop 70 iexve Passengers az al stations azd
stop only @ AXE fAasengsr1 on signal at stations
Trsins IsGvs doIuubus e. f5ilavs: Iss Trsin-s.so
n, and ar I've 10 ClrFeland AZ SO A. %. ID Train
-5.l5 ?. NJ aud arrives % Cleveland s.s0 P. A..
CONN EOTIOHa
HhalST, 8arduskT, Mansfald 4 Newark Ralircsd, fcr
a1aields Ms. fslncni AeVaz I. lanasViliss
Orustlsno, Pitisbursh, Fort wayne 3 Chloego Rail-
rad, for Eoresis Upler sandusSy l,elp2oai
va, md Eust i5T liaasasid, Wo0ltaF, has.
r.l,., - ssSatsps RaiIruad Linz, 6r lIariou,
BcIisioniainas GidaeyI Union, 4uncles In
fi1gpolis, Lcgrc Halie, Nilcenne3, ETanas
VI II LodiEViIls, CalTo, s.. Louis, &C.
D-Is-nrs. Win srrinE1elti -. vernon a7d kitiE-
u.,--s-l. Litsis Ei11li 8 c5i1zib6I. and Zsu'a
9lilroads ier Ae1ias Daylon. lnolanaPohs
.S5 f5c;SS ~ J1itb ~ 6 io = ~.
-i7SIrrf EaIirnsa q OiEcinnati "a I,ouir-
NE, Eyalsgille, Cairos s.. Louiz, and aIi
0,l.mbuS. Csnt-sI Ohio Railrosi ioF gsuar zano..
vile, Wsesllng, te-s goluEl6rs, Pilua and
~ For Tioksts % ~ pointu and i1s.rJ.tins ap-
~ q the peess1EgE siatiol, aua q uaion Ticket
o'-,'' - 1---- (. = FETFE. au,srintsndsnt.
Osvslsna, Eov. lih- isii,
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Terms 2Gh isss:s s'' bfHs: ~ @ ":
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NLEVELAND - MAHONTNa

~ RAIL BOAD.
IIsE IA9Ln 10. Is-T9 take o1set On and aasz
1nursdayi March 21st, 1851.
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w f.. ANDERSON. Nos. 10 & l
w . Second Street betreen Frederick Sire
and Marsh Market Space. baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and hes,
assortment 81 Cabinet Furniture in the city,
is prepared TO seilrvery article in Lisline upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had I long experience in this line oil
business, he flal,ers himself tina, he can com
pete, as TO excellence OF n.aterial. beauty o.
workmanship and range vi prices, W III any
establishment Of the sort in tins or any other
city. His general stock embraces a full and
co.nplel- assortment OF Pa,lDr Chairs, Sofas,
hacking Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Suits, Bar room. Office amG Dining Chairs,
French Istc a-Tetes, Settles, Arm Chairs
Naiirases. Looking Glasses, de-, OF every va.
ri,y and description. he has also ON hand
! Reistsatls Of his own Manufacture, which
can be pn, ur and taken down in Two min
utes. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing tt
purchase Furniture. are requested to call ant
| EXAMINE his Stock before buying eisew i,er,
g. sure to find the right place Nos. 10 & ]:
Second tStreet-War.lou.e with Sc H.,
iron, and large Folding doors.
august It'll ls59-ly.
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DENTISTRY.

DERSONS needing the services Of first.
i rate Dentist will 'l, q ell tn en-, pillow Dir
J. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in.
tends lraFing himself in the village Of Leon.
ard Town. Orders addressed I" him through
tie Leonard Town Post Office will rccciv.
prompt attention. Hts terms are ca.h. DIR
Walton has had Considerable experience il
his profession, is moderate IL his charges, and
has invariably given satisfaction to these whs
have employed him. +" give the readers "i
the Beaeom some idea If the standing &c Dr
W. as PRACTICAL DENTIST. the TO-
lowing letter, addressed to him B., DR.. Niniar:
fiEkn... l.. =. NJ, is appended:
L. =. NAVAL. ACADEMY,
ANSAPoLI., Mary land,
April 81, 1855.
DEAR Sin 1T gives me great rlasure to
express the confidence have in your skill ~
Dentist, an.i TO recommend you. rs far as
have influence, TO the patronage "i tina Public.
have had an opportunity Of witnessing You,
mode Of operation, ann have no hesitation III
Affirming that itcxhibits your tl,oluu... k:.ov!-
edge Of y"i profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
Your ubriirnt :. rraHt,
NINlAN PINkNEY.
Surgeon L. :. \.
DR.. RANDOLPH WALTON, Annapolis.
April 4th, lsGl-tt.
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MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

TO THE FAR MER.S or ST. MARI rs
II wou! me-, r.sps csfully call yonr at
tcntiun a. my large assnrtm.ni &c LuPLE-
NF.N1S. ! ann manufacturing and pre-
parin. larger ass'rtmsent ,s Agricultural I'm
pienents than ! hsv. ever before offered q.
the public-iI.srse Powers and Thr.sherx.
Wheat Fans. Cmn Mills, Corn SheIiers,
Piughs, Harrows: C,,ltivat"rs, aud many
other articles Ia numerous to mention.
can supply the Farmer With every thing be
NAV want. With regard to Horse Powers
wonlh call particular attention tn n fine
lot If PELTONS TRIPLE Gk.iRED
POWERS, to Go'k riM or miLsout ba.d
ph,ch are mt surpassed IN this nr ANY nshe,
market; ala! .no>t respectfully invite ,h,~c
who are in want # Machines to give me call.
as feel confident that can suit the 1,,r-
chaser. | am masking CORN MILL. 6r
grinding Crn al H'a,,e. This is - gossJ Mill,
las lie, tested aud pronounced So Ly cxpc-
riencsd judges. To this ask your sre-
cial attention.
l tender y"u my sincere thanks for the
kiudne:s heretofore shown me and beg = con.
tin aance Of Your fav.fs, d-s'rn.iles! u make
stro,.g effort tn please all wh" give ME their
custom. Orders will meet With pro,npt atiel.
ton by being directed t"
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
100 Pratt street Waas(, Baltimore, Va
Feb. TIA, lSGl-ly
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sBCTL ER'S
M "A TIE RI A l. S

(: The undersigned would respectfully call Il.
cttention Of the Public TO tlieir large assert
u,ent Of DOORS, ELLNIIS, .,dSH. DOOL
] FRAMES, HlNDOF FRAMES. WISH
BO-iKDS, t.iSINGS, NOLLDLNGS, NAN
TIES, nd every description OF House Build
ing mat riais, which they have constantly on
hauj. AID which they can furnish at the short
est notice,
They are also prepared to furnish at the
shortest n"tice FRAME WORK for
Country Houses, Catages, aud suburban
kesidet,ces, according to any plan or design,
all ready fitted ~ lee put up On their pr"pos-
ID silica.
Farmers and others. DESTROYS of building
in tho country, would find i, to their advantage
Ly giving us a call Lef"re purchasing .iss-
where. az We are fully prepared to execute
work "n the most Reasonable terms. And the
advantages, which We offer in preparing all
tho materials tina, may Ice necessary ia con-
strurfing house, will I've f,.u,,d t. save the
Builder great deal of vcaa,ious delay and
expense.
ma Al orders left a, tIeir office or ad-
dressed ta them by mail will meet With
pr.lnp and satisfactory attention.
MAUEHiIN 4 JOHNSON,
Steam Pl6ining HH aud Sash Factory
East Falls Avrhuc, near Plai; Street Bridge
Warehouse No. 90, Pratt, street,
Next door to Penn & Mitchell, Bait. Md
April 18th, lSC0-ly.
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NOTICE.

'7N!E undersigned hrgs leave to infomehis
Il friends and the rublic. that he is still a:
the OLD STAND. in Leonard Town, carving
on BLACKSMITHING. GUN. LOCK-
SM!THING. SHEET IRON AND STOVE.
WORk-in short, iron work Of all destrip-
tions. such as repairing CARRIAGES. RIG
GlES. ROCK Always. CARTS. WAGONS.
HORSE SllOElNG. FARM WORK of ali
kinds: also REAPERS. THRASHERS and
DRILLS. With his experience Of IL years in
n Machine Shop. h" thinks that he car do any
kind of Blacksmith Work from a knecdle to an
anchor aud on reasonable terms. New Wag-
ons and Carts built cheaper than Can he done
a, any other shop in this place. HORSES
SHOED at the shortest notice.
JAMES A. M'CATHRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th. ls6o-tf.
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NOTICE.

JENNIE undersigned wish 70 inform the
people Of Ssin, Mars's and adjourn,
ing counties. that they have just colnPleted
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and are
nrepsresi r. haul ont vessels Of any size.
and viii REPAIR. CAITLk. &C.. Oh The
mos. reasonable terms. pron.pi ats''n'ion
TO all work, and quick dispatch will even
IN .ll eases. The halfway j. situated about
= ouar,er Of uil- from Leonard Town Oh
q fin. oyster creek, whore we will also
buiiI SLOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, ii
required, on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS j. FOAWEIL.
July 10Th 1S60-tf.
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J. n. LucKETT,
took, n ote, Bill
AND REAL ESTATE EnoKER,
81 Second Street,
BA I'll M o u e

REFE cEs.
P. GibsnA. Cashier Bank of Bait. Baltimore
c. r. Coleman, Cash. Mechanics Bank, j
II. Buck, Cash. franklin Bank, Thomas j.
Carson, Banker, Thsmas D. Johnston. J. c.
Adams. Warwick, Frirk & Ball, r. Mickle
Cash. Union Bank Of Maryland Bait. b. A.
vickers, Pres. Marine Bank, Johnston Bro. Il
Co., Bankers, josiah Lee & Co., Hugh Jen'
kin. & CO. Young & Carson, VIM. fnkney
Brooke, Washington, ID. C..
May oath, lS60-ti.
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A CARD.

DOCTOR GUSTAVCS CANTER, having
~ located himself il. Charlvl,s- Hall, 'esiec'-
fully offer. Lis professional services L" ',s pub
lie III. office j. tina: Formerly occupied b,
Dr !. r. SHAW. whrrc he can always b,
found except wien professionally engaged.
REFEEENcE.-Salnucl Chew. NJ. ID. Pro
tes.nr &c Principles and Practice vi Medicine
il, the University vi Mary land.
March 7th lSGl-1Om.
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NOTICE.

IYvHE C.-psrtn-rshiy hsresofs~ exissing
i rndes the firm If (syTriNGllAM h
HARDING !. this day dissaved by mutual
cn,svut. WIN. II Harding is alone-a author.
iz-d to settle the business If the firm.
SAMUEL C0TTfNGHAM,
WIN. II. HARDING,
Isrlf;.aere Jaa. ! lS6l-4w.
The undersigned having Bought ont the
ln,errs, 81 samuel Co,tneham of the firm Of
Cot,i;. CHAM j. Harding. will hereafter t,nduc,
the business in his own Nsn.r.-aud ne most
respectfully solcits The fasor of the fricisds q
the old Firm.
VIM. II. HARDING.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-10-31
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

I'm application of Mary Davis and John w.
~ Harper. Administrators Of James II. Da-
vas, late fist. Mary 3 county, d,scessed. IL j.
ordered by the Court. that the sand sdminisira-
iors notify the creditors Of the said deceased,
TO file their CLAIMS against the said deceased
in the Register OF Wills ,tice an or before the
Yth Of September, 1861, for dividend and that
this order he Published IN the Saint Mary =
Beacon once q week until the sand 9th Of SEP
ten,ber 1861.
J. T. NJ. EALEY,
Register OF Wsisk
Of 81. Mays eounsy, NJ
July 25tk leSt--ti.
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ARCHITECT & BUILDER

enVHE undersigned has made snch arrange.
meats a will cnstle him to execute al
worn in hia line at BALTIMORE PRICES
with pr.mptEsss aud despatch. He solicits a
call ifan his friends and the public.
Y. CAVALIER,
Leonard Town
jan. 26th. lsGe--tf.
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LUMBER!
SHINCLES!l
FLO Rim g, &C.

WYE invite the attention Of our friends and
w cnnsuEaers. generally. in st. Mary's and
adoiniug COUNTIES to our extensive assortment
OF seasoned BUILDING MATERIALS.
AL parties eontem plating the erection of
Dwellings, Esrnrs, &C., will fad il greatly to
t;,rir advantage {" give IN call, az we eau
sell at lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per.
Dnrs, Frames, Sash, &C., furnished at
Mill prizes.
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nxils,
&c. !
N. Wharfage charged On vesscls receiving
Lumber fr.as. eur Yard.
CARLSON. ZIMMERMAN, q co,
Wcst side Union Dvrk,
Norfolk Boat Wharf
March oa.t. lsG0-tT.
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VALUABLE
MlNUFiCTURL.VG PROPERTY
FOB SAIBa J..

YGlE valuable property, known as CLIFF
Il TON FACTORY and GKIST MILL
twatcr pow.ri, situated on the Head Waters
Of st. Mary river in Saint Mary's county
Nd, and embracing about three hundred aud
fifty acres Of land, il offered at Private Sale.
This property lias IN it a STORE HOUSE,
which is good stand far business. HOTEL,
DWELLINGS. Workshops. "a. III. pro-
perry will be sold ur accommodating terms.
For further particulars. apply TO.
THOMAS ". COUGH,
10. FORREST,
Leonard Town P. @.
Nav. 18th. 18eh--tf
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RI IlcE.

HAVING purchased the interest # VIM
~ r. Leach, in tho late firm Of Leach 4
Herbert. hereby ininrm the oh customer,
Of the 6rm, and the rnblic generally, that
shsll esnsiaus business at the I'D stand, a,
III. Elea1 Of S.. Cl<,nents Bay. and shall. b.,
strict aafension se business. hope to merit d
co&tinuanee At the v"ry liberal patronage cx.
tenjsl % the late tr,n.
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
Sept 2oth. lS61-tf.
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WANTED.

eIVHE suhscribrr wishes 20 boy Q ios
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, OF both
ssrea, for which the highest market pr'cfs WI!
Be psid. Persons wishing ." sell, Who may not
go himr during his present tour thr"ngh the
Sohthen counties Of the State. will have their
orders prumptly re.rndedt". by sddrcss.,:g-
ALLEN 8. DORSEY,
Washington ID. C..
Feb. Ind. l86O--tf.
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BE.SI.NE.SS NOTICE.

4 Ii. persons Indebted 10 me on Tavern ac-
n count will come forward aud settle the
same wihou, delay AS wish all ciainis due me
closed forthwith. ! intend hereafter 10 do an
exclusive CASH business and am de,e: mined
10 give M credit for EATING, DRINK
ING or HORSE FEED from the LIST OF Janua.
airy, 1861.
JOHN F. PENwIcK,
Proprietor,
Union Hotel
January 3rd, 1s6l-,F.
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bQARDING SCHOOL.

THE Misses Costigin havin: secured tlf
,crvic.s oi an experienced Music teacher
will receive Il limited number Of young .adie.
for the scholastic year bcgnrs.in. LIST Sept.
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN
ADVANCE.
Gard and Tuition in all the branches o. An
Enslish Education yer annum $50
Music Vocal E Instrumental $40 per q'ar.
French g
Italian
nl'.nisl.
Drawing anil Painting in Water
c,lnrs
Oil Painting 10
Tie utmost attruti,n will DC paid 10
the health and cnm,"rt, and every eii,n, made
Ia alvanc: the mora al a,.1 intellectual culture
"f their pnl':l-.
SCMMERSEAT
Oakvillc r. o.
81. Mary's Co.
August LIST, IS61-tf.
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SPRING GOODS.

A large supply Of Howard Duck. Peni-
n tentisr, P!aids. DC just received and
.ur -ala hy -
E.LEO. SPALDIEG!
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1880
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LOCATED
COR. OF BALTIMORE & CHARLES STs.
BArsMokE, MD.
The Largest, Most Elegantly Furnished aud
Pspalsr CommereiaI CsiIese in the
United States.
Designed Expressly for Young Mrn
Desiring tn obtain q Thorough Practical Bwsi
ness Education in the shortest possible time
and at the least expense.
Large and Beautifully Ornamenied C,rcn-
Tar. containing upwards of SIX SarAKE FEEr,
aid, Specimen Of P.nmaashir, and Large En-
CRAVING iihe finest of the kind ever made IN this
country representing the Interior View Of the
College, with Catalogue stating ierms. &C.,
=! y .ent to every Young Man on application,
free Of charge.
Write Immediately and yon wi!l receive TIA
package by return uail. Address
E. X. LOSER,
Baltimore MI.
January Gath, 1861 ly.
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sl.sll commerce. MY fishing. this SCISSOR.
Il Oh MONDAY the 18th If September. liz
slant. pcrs' ms VIII" may derirs 70 Tut up
fish will consult their interest by giving nos =
call. My terms srr---2b conae per bu.hcl---
~ s. and 30 per barrel. Ny landing u
know u A. Frederick Gree. xsi.,s Lasdipss
nes. the head VI Curkvid's CScck.
JOSEPH A. MAGILL.
Sept. 18th, Is6l-tf. ga
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

DR HENRY C. tpELEN has ovedrrm
H. ,ls Othce tn the Law Office h~iesotse
.ecnrinsi by Il. FRED MADDOX. Esp he
can always he l. uI.d. either u hrs tHhce I"
M,"re's h.,el, Wien. ,r" pr":r..s.'.Aii! rn-
gnsec.
Jan. ~. lsGl-H
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NOTICE.

r ,N0RWARN sny and all persons from
II receiving In payment az ny transfer fnr
any r0nsidsrafivn whatever, . NOTE OF
HAND ii mira, with Charles Medley secari.
81, dnswn 1aysbls - James Thompson. 81, the
LA day q January. 1862, f'r the sum OF ore
huaAssl and zen DOLLARS t$ll0l a. ] hold the
said Thompson's Nate los more than owe
him.
EDWARD F. TENERSON.
Aug. 18th, l86l-3w.
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THE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

PIE next annual session will commence
] on SATURDAY. the i5,h of S-r,em-
Der, under the direct:Cn oi Miss LOFTY
LEIGH. as Principal, assisted by corps
Of eilicien, and experienced Teachers.
The course ofinstruction Is As thorough as
al any other Institution IN the country, and
:, less than half the usual expense. The
scholastic yea, is divided into two terms OF
FIVE months each.
Charges, per term. payable
i'm advance:
rr all the branches If q thorough
English education, including
Buari. Tuition. Washing, Fuel,
Light. and Hcddins, $500
Stationery. 2.5f
Tuition for Jay pupils, inc'uding
fu.l. 2l.Ot
SEPARATE BRANCHES:
| French, l4.0u
Music, with the use of Instrument, $500
Drawing and Painting, exclusive
| nf materials. 6.Ot
Painting in Oil Col"rs. exclusive
! Of materials, 10 o.
For further Attenuation. or for Circulars
apply to the Principal, st. Inisoes Pos
Office, Saint Mary'> County, Md.
| C. BiLLlNESLEY.
Presid~n, Of the Board OF Trustees.
/ Angus, lsith. ieG0-tt.
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LUMBER NOTICE.

nURNS & SLOAN return their sincere
1D thanks 10 the Farmers for their liberal
Patronage i"r the year part. Their stock {
LUMBER is larger than ever and better n
sorted; aud VIC arc determined ~ offer great
inducements to cash buyers. Apply at the
corner Of Entaw anil GeT,nap streets, or at 1872
Light street Wharf. ::
BURNS & SLOAN.
I'~ltin,orc, Nd
Feb. end. 1860
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DISSOLUTION CT tu-rALlNEEsHIP.

FFHE late firm of Simnis d Maddox is
Il this day diss"lv,,i by mutual c''''scIt.
Persons indebted to us are hereby notified ~
.s.n,c forward AID settle with George ~.
Sinns, without delay. as he is authorized "a
Sc, tie the business Of the late firm.
GEORGE A. SIMMS,
JOS. Fl. MADlN,X.
Sept. Ord, 1s6l-u.