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ROOMS FOR RENT,

7 AIDES and gentlemen can be accommodated
IL with splendid apartments at very moderate
prices. Apply to DR.. Zappone, near Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty-6fth street, first ward. DI
Zappone continues teaching French, Spanish,
Italian, German, Portuguese, Latin, Greeh,
and other Languages, and patients, especially
foreigners, may fad in him a convenient physi
clan, july left
The national Republican., 1861-07-17
$40 Reward.

OST, on Tuesday evening, supposed in the
Capitol and Georgetown omnibus, or In
the street near Willard's, or at Wi.lards Hotel,
Portmonnaie containing about $40 in gold, small
amount Of change and IL small Gum In bank
notes. The finder will receive the above reward
on delivery Of the Portmonnaie and It's contents
to Mrs. Mccormick, No. 1872 First street enst,
Duff Green's Row, Capitol Hill. iy l7-at.
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Summer Clothing at Reduced Prices.

summer CLOTHING at Reduced Prices.
WE offer our large assortment of thin Sum-
w mer Clothing at reduced prices. Our
stock embraces all styles and qualities of Gen.
tlemen's, Youths, and Boys Wearing Apparel, of
the most desirable and fashionable styles.
Also, Shirts and Furnishing Goods ia great
variety.
Clothing made to order at the shortest notice
WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,
3a2 Pennsy lvania avenue,
jy l6 bet. 9th and 10th sts
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

The tariff bill is be considered in the House
OF Representatives to-day. The Committee Of
Ways and Means have agreed that sugars shall
pay duty Of from two and half to six cents
pound; molasses five cents gallon; all teas
fifteen, and coffee of all kinds FIVE cents pound.
Russia hemp $40, and Manila and other hemps
of India, $26 a ton. But there is hemp enough
to hang all traitors, without resorting to the
foreign production.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

~ There vas q report in town, yesterday,
tina, Maj. F. S. Nickerson, Of the fourth Maine
regiment, had been killed in an affair Of pick
cts, On Wednesday night. We satisfied our.
selves that the report WAS without foundation.
1t may have sprung strom the fact that Major
Nickersou made reconnaissance last week,
bold and skillfu, and covering information so
important that the officer commanding the
brigade thought proper to communicate its re-.
suits at once to the commanding general.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

~ Frank Fuller, Of Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, has been confirmed by the Senate
ss Secretary for Utah Territory. Few more
accomplished men than DR.. Fuller have gone
ont to the Territories. Still young, he has seen
much of life, is of attractive manners, and has
all the address, accomplishments, and capacity
needed for the difficult position TO which he is
appointed. He is resident either of Boston
or Portsmouth, n. H., but was graduated at
one Of the Western universities.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

"a The Navy Department acted with ex.
eeeding promptness on hearing of the proceed.
ings of the Sumter and of the Jeff. Daris. Or
ders were dispatched to New York, Boston,
Fortress Monroe, and other points, to go in
search of the pirates.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

of exaggeration, that he was literally loaded
down with bouquets. He had several.
Ou Peunsylvanis avenue, near Seventh street,
New York csme along and joined in-the
seventy first regiment, long stationed at the
navy yard. This splendid regiment had left
behind their gay and elegant uniform, and wore
q garh Of divers hues of grey the least calcu.
lated of anything we have ever seen TO make
men proud of their clothes, II will do, however,
for virginis, especially for Fairfax county.
They had three days rations in their haver.
sacks, and ahead of them went two bronze
howitzers, trsiled by the artillery company (C)
of the regiment.
Down Seventh street came the second New
Hampshire, with Congressman Marston at its
head. The men Of this regiment are a good
kind to fight with Their fathers were about
when Louisburg was taken, and Quebec-Stark's
New Hampshire rangers led the way up the
heights of Abraham or Wolfe's regulars had
never seen the plateau at the top-and they
we're present at Bunker Hill, that old defeat
which history has perverted into q victory, and
speaks of in the same line with Thermopyle.
There is good blood in these N. Hampshire men.
These are the Burnside brigade-the New
Hampshire second, the two Rhode Island regi.
ments, and the New York seventy.6rst. A
good brigade.
Other brave troops went over the river yes
terday.
There are now about $4,000 men in Mellow.
ellis column.
We could mention now all about the battle
to be fought over the river tomorrow or the
next day, but I've do not feel at liberty to state
particulars" as our buzzy little neighbor of the
Star properly remarks. We abstain for fear
that we should "jeopardize" the battle.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

s~ 1t is reported that Congress will adjourn
this week. Their proceedings are distinguished
hy remarkable unanimity and patriotism. 1t
is noticeable that such is the confidence Of Con.
gress in the Government that they will adjourn
giving it full powers, while q rival Congress,
with the attributes Of nationality, surrounded
by armies and banners, will be sitting within q
hundred miles of it, and the ocean already be,
ginning to swarm with the cruisers of the
enemy.
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morning.

HBr General Mcdowell was at Wilards Ho-
tel about ten o'clock last night, but did not seem
to have much time to spare, as might be ex.
pected Of man having column Of fifty thou
sand men moving under him.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

~ We have nothing new from Gen. Nc.
Clellan's command to-day.
Ger. Patterson is resting his command at
Martinsourg, with his prisoners, several news.
paper correspondents.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

% A great fight or an able run may be
expected on the Virginia side of the Potomac
to-day. Lieutenant Governor Raymond, Of the
New York Times, crossed the river early this
morning.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Wednesday, July II, 1851.

H No Advertisements notices, except to regular ad
,,rscr, will be inserted without paym in advance.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

VXTANTED-Two good Drummers, to muster
w into service with the TAFT Rifles. Apply
at Armory, Pennsylyana avenue, between Thi.-
teeHth and Thirteepth- and d-a-half streets,
July l3--3t"
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY. "A horrible tragedy
occurred in Auburn, Maine, on the evening Of
the 4th. In May last, Joel Carlton Preble alias
Joel Carlton, married Mary F. Powers, very
respectable young lady about twenty FIVE years
of age. They had been married only week
Or two when he was arrested on a criminal
charge, and released through the exertions of
his wife. They lived quietly together until
Tuesday last, when she left him through reason
of abuse. He threatened her life, and on the
evening of Thursday, having in vain attempted
to take hes from party who had just visited
house, (near the nortn end Of Little River
Bridge,) he stabbed her through the heart with
a long butcher.kniie, severing the fourth rib in
its course, aud extending the wound to the
spine. The murderer immediately ran, and
sgcceeded in escaping bpt officers were sent in
all directions.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

EOR SALE-6OO bushels prime Mercer Pota-
L toes, at reduced prices, at the Philadelphe
steam packet, Georgetown,
jy l6-2t* WIN. B. SPITTALL
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LOST

ON the 9th instant, a small SPANIEL DOG !;
~ had on a rough leather cellar, with owners
name written In ink. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving It at the corner of Virginia
avenue and Tenth street, Island, Immediately in
the rear of the Smithsonian Institution. iyl5
The national Republican., 1861-07-17
A CARD.

WAsHINaToN, July l6, 1851,
The undersigned, late of the Girard House,
Philadelphia, have leased, for n term of years,
Wizards Hotel, in Washington. They take this
occasion to return to their old friends and Gus
toners many thanks for past favors, and beg to
assure them that they will be most happy to see
them in their new quarters.
jy l6-lm SYKES, CHADWICK, b 90,
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commenced 10 applaud and has, but yfre
quickly checked BY Mr. Trumbul,, who alluded
TO the rules Of the oeuate, aud threatened their
enforcement.
Mr.. LANE, Of Indiana, proceeded for few
minutes to criticize the remarks Of the Senator
from Kentucky, and al the conclusion thereof,
On motion of Mr.. WILSON, it WAS ordered
that the further consideration Of the resolution
be postponed, and made the special or Ter of
the day for Thursday next.
On motion by Mr.. FESSENDEN, the Sen.
ate resumed the consideration of Bill making
additional appropriations for the naval service
for the year ending June 80, 1861 and after
several amendments having been agreed to,
the bill passed. ---
On motion, the Senate proceeded to the con-
sideration of Executive business, when the
Senate adjourned.
The national Republican., 1861-07-17

The WHEAT HARvEsr.-The wheat harvest
has now fairly commenced, and the golden
fields are falling before the sturdy Graders
The crop is generally frstrate, though in some
fields the weevil and the cheat have done little
damage. The corn and potatoes are also doing
WE'LL WAeeliag Lateliigencer, 10Th
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
RUfL D E RS
MI ATE RI LIS

The undersigned would respectfully caH IN
stir,ii.'n Vi the Public Ia their large assert
DIeni If DOORS. BLLNljS, SASH. Door
FRAMES. WiNDOW FRAMES. W.iSH-
LOARDS. CASINOS, NOLLULNGS, N.i.r-
TIES, and every description of House Build
ins materials, which they have constantly 90
hand. and which they can furnish at the short
ut notice.
They are also prrpafcd to furnish at th.
<lrrte>t notice F16AAlE WORK 70,
Country Houses. Cottages, and suburban
Residences, according to any plan or design.
al ready fitted 10 he put up On their -prspos
i sites.
Farmers and others, dcsirous Of building
in the cs,uhtry, w,a,.l find il to their advantage
y giving us cali bef. re purchasing else
here. a. we are fully prepared To execute
wurk ,n the msxs reasonable terms. And tih,
advantages, which we offer In preparing all
he materials that may I've necessary in c,n-
>tructing holise, will he found 10 save The
builder great deal Vi vexaiious delay and
Expense.
~ All orders left at their Office or ad.
iressed "a them by mail will meet Will.
prump aud satisfactory attention. :.
MAUGHLIN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning MIL and S"sh Factory.
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. 30. Pratt street,
Next door to PENN 4 Mitchell, Bait. Md.
Apln iytn, lS6O-ly..
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

" T.. ANDERSON. Mas. 10 & l
W . Secomd Street JetceeM Frederick Sire
and Harsh Market Space, Bal,imcre. -. :.
Having the largest Ware rooms and bes,
assortment oi Cabinet Furniture in the city,
is prepared 10 seIlevery ariicle'in hi$line upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience in this line OF
business, he'fla,iers himself tia he can com
pete, as to excellence OF material, beauty o
workmanship and range OF prices, W III any
establishment u the sort in this or any other
city. His general stock embraces iuli aud
complete assortment OF Pdrl,r Chairs Sofa~,
lacking Chairs, Spring Lounges. Chamber
S"its, lar rom, Office and Dining Chars,
French 1ete a. Ietcs, Settees, Arm Chairs,
'taetTuses. L~~ki"s Glasses. dc, Of every va.
rirty and description. lie has also on hand
Beftsteads Of his own Manufacture. WHICH
can be pu, up and taken down in TWO min
utes. Persons from st. Mar,'s. wishing to
purchase Furniture, are requested to cali ADD,
.xan'ne his Stock before buying elsewhere
- sure to find the right place Nus. 10 l. ~
second Strert-War.lou.e with go :fer
ron, ana large Folding doors.. p.
! August llth 1Sj9-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
DENTISTRY.

. ERSONS needing the services Of a first
/ rate Dentist will d., we'll T., cin,low DR.
J. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in.
'en'ls locating himself in the village "t Leon.
Ard Town. Orders adtlrcssr.l I" him tlr"Hsl
the Leonard Town Post Office will rccciv.
prompt attention.. His terms are cash. Dr
Walton has had Considerable experience il
his profession, is moderate in Iii, charges and
has invariably given satisfaction to tho%e wh
have employed him. To gire the readers "l
the Etacon ~hne idea Of tie standin. of DR.
". as PRACTICAL DENTIST. the FOL
lowing letter, addressed to l,in 10y DIR. Niuial
Pinkncy, L. :. ~. is appended:
y. ). NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPoLIs, Maryland,
April II, 1855.
DEAR STR:-It gives lie great las,Irc t.
express the confidence have in your skill a.
!. Dentist. and to recommend y.'u, as far rs
have Influence, 10 tho patronage Of tha Public
| have had an opportunity "f witnessing your
mode "f operation. anu have nu hcxifatir,n III
,fiir'nin. that il exhibits your thorough knowi-
edge of y"n profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
your Incident servant,
NINIAN PlNKNEY,
Surse"n L. =. y.
DR.. RASDOIPH WALTON, Annapolis.
April 9TH, leG1-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
llllIRD TOWN scu0ol
FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

"HIS Institution has been opened fr the
j fAslruction Of young Ladies In all the
Useful and Ornamental Branchee Of Educa-
ton. in which . ihorough AID accurate knowl-
edge 1t the French Language will be acqnir.
ed with great facility.
Tie Teacher whose saccess has teen at
tended wish universal satisfaction, in those
Literary lnstitnti.'0s where her services have
hsen required, WIZ exert her utmost skill in
underwriting TO bring forward the Young Gu
trustsd to her cart.
yaang Ladies from the ages Ut SIS to eish-
tssn. and upward will BE- adsnisssi.
The G0vesn.nens win be firm, aud unyield-
Ing, yet Of the eeuslsst character.
Every honorable means will he usea to Gre
ate and sustain proper emulation amOng the
Pupils. Prizes viii he awarded to thas whs'
manifest the greatest improvement IN learning
aud cOnsluct.
Vocal Music, will h daily exercise in thu
Srkoa. Instsunsntai Music, Drawing. Paint
ipg-and Needle Work, hnsh Pain and Ona-
,nsrntal, viii be attended ~ ard tit desiredl
'danriae in private Classe>. ~ means of i'm
parting esse sasl grace 3, the manners.
MADAME HHERROD MOORE,
Teacher
Geps. &C. lScl-St.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
NOTICE.

YulE undersigned bcgn leave to informelis.
IL friesds and tho Public that he .is still at
the OLD STAND, III leonard Town, carving
ON W.ACkSMITHING. GUN, LOCK-
SM!THENG. SHEET IRON AND SruvF:
W.ORH-ln shnrt. .irnn work of. all tlescri,.-
:i'ns. such lis repairing Ca I,RlAGES, BUG
GiES. ROCkAWAIS. CARTS. WAGONS.
HORSE SHOElNG. FARM WORK Ut all
kinds: also REAFERS, T4IRASHERS and
DRILLS. With lis experience OF II years III
Machine Shop, he thinks that he can de- any
kind Of Blacksmith Work from kneedl,c to an
anchm. and on reasonable terms. New Wsg-
"ns and Carts built cheaper than can lie done
a, any other shop III this place. HORSES
SfiOED at the shortest notice.
JAMES A. ;MCATHRAN,
Blacksmith. p
JANUARY l2t!'. lsGO-tf ".
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

HENRY NORRIS ofisH01ess himself q.
the vnters Of Leonard Tewa disssies - eand
date for Road Sape vis"r and sOliciis the totes
Of his ftiendsssd she public.
JAN 2lsh 1861. ~t-
WiLLIAM GOODWIN ofFers himself O.
ahs saiess sf Pas1xe District - ra..didai.
eor Road S.,-ervissr. and asks thsir support
NJ the ensuing Fhil eieci,on.
August ixi, le6l-
J. T. HAYDEN ..ffrrs hiuIself tel the voter.
Of Chapiic., District as candidate f"r n~'
supervise. and SKIS their support al the e.
suing Fall elccsiDn.
! Sept. 5ih, 1861. y
WM. THOMAS LATHRUM announces
himselfto the vosers Of Pasuxens district an u
candidate :ar Rod Supervisor and resPeedui',
so;lcits their surposa.
Sept. 5sh. 1851.
The friends CIV. r. A. REEDER sug-
gest his name to che vuscn II this District ~
q Candidate for soss supervisor
CHAPTIco.
Sept. 9th, 1867.
EDWARD =. JONES is rccnmmenle,l {.
the voters Of Pafuxent District, ~ . candi
date fss Rad Supervisvr, II the ensuing Fall
elccii.a,.
Sept 18th. 1861.
The frie,ais a0f FRANCIS GOI.DSB0
ROUGH rrcomgaend him {" the Voters sa
Leonard T0wn District A. a candidate Em
ll,ad Sulervi&s. and ask far his claims -
cnlidcgafion At the ensuing Fall
election.
Sept 10th 1861.
We ara auslssisrl IN announce WILLIAM
Alvey fr Esd supsrvis0r in P.'uxen'
Sept. 18th 1861.
The friends If GEORGE MiTTiNGLEY
Of John recommend HIM to the voters Of Pa
nIxent District a. a Candidate f.r Road Superri-
SIR, at the ensuing Fall elect ion. :.
Oct. ord, lr6l.
The friends of GEORGE WIN. GODDARD
recommend him to the voters Of Caaptico Dis
trict candidate for reelectlum to The office III
Road Super Wiser, At the ensuing Fall election,
Oct. 10Th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given that an Election
IN will be held On
WEDN ESDAY, November
9th, 1861,

IN the several E:rc,inn districts of Saint Ma
~. county, at the usual places (" holding
el.ctious il: said districts, Tor the purpose of
slacting the. fllowine infficcrs to wit:
A G"vrrnor Of Maryland;
A ComptrAl-r "f the Treasury,
A Judge for the Court Of Appeals of Mary
land for he second Judicial District;
A Judge Of the Circuit Court fH the l.,
Judicial District Of Maryland;
A Commissioner Of Public Works for the
2,,.a District;
4 Senator and two members Of the House
Uf Delegates Ia represent said county in the
General Assembly Of Maryland;
Five Commissioners III Tax;
A Sheriff aud a County Surveyor for Saint
Nary's county.
Aisn, BY each election district, Justices o.
thv Peace. Constables and Road Supervisors
~ fellows:
F.s District No I iSt. Inigocsl-Two Ma:
strsses, two Constables and one Road Su-
pervisr.
Yer District No 2 (Factory)-Three Mag.
i,trates, two Conssables ani ons Road Super
vis,r.
Eos District No Leonard Town)-Thret
Magistrates. three Constables aud une Super.
visor
Far District No4 (Chap,ico)-Three Mag.
iirascs. three Constablcs and une Road Su.
pervisor.
For District No (Charlo.te Hall)-Twe
Nsgistrste~, two Constsbles aud Uns s.,sd
supervisor.
For District No (Pstuxent)-Two Magis.
trafss, two Cunssables and une Road Super.
visUg.
J. THOMPSON YATES.
Sheriff,
Sept. 26th, l6Gl-te.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
FOB MAGISTRATES.

FOB MAGISTRATES.
The friends Of VIM. I. YATES sucges,
his name {" the voters "f LEONARD Town
District as a snstabse candidate far Masis.
frase. and ask for his claims = iispassilats
consideration at the ensuing Fall s.ier'ieE.
LEGioN.
August 18th. fssl-,s.
ZACCHEUSTIPPETr offers himself to the
voters 1T Le"rArl Town District an q candi-
date for Magistrate and respectfully Slicits
their support al the ensuing Fan election.
Aug. 22nd, 1861
The fricn'ls F CHARLES CAVALIER
pTesent his nams to the VOTERS of Leonard
Town as a candidate for Magistrate, anl .s,li
CIT i"r hls claims dislassiouate Consideration
Ang. 22nd, 1861.
The friends Off. ALEXANDER CLARKE
recommend him 10 the voters Of The FACTORY
Districi az a candidate for reelection Ia the
othce OF Magistrate, al the ensuing Fall cleo
ton.
Oct. 3rd, 1861.
The undersigned "fiers himself tn the voter
Of Chaptico District "a candidate fer rr-eec-
ti"n Ia the office OF Magistrate, n the. ensuing
Fail sls elton, ami, in this cunnectiun, hgs
leave Ia tender his sincere thanks IT, tile voters
al that district lar the liberal support lac has
heretofore received at their hands:
GEORGE GODDARD.
Oct. 3ri, 1861.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
b. TUCKER As IL candidate for Magistrate
in Patuxent District
Sept. 5th, 1861.
We are authorized to annntsnce GEORGE
w. GIBSON as "A candidate f.a reelection tn
the .'ffice of Magistrate in Chaptico District
Sept. 9Th 1861.
We are authorized to announce EDWARD
TUBMAN as a candidate for Magistrate in
Patnxent District.
Sept. 9th 1861.
We are authuizesl to announce JOHN d.
YATES tor Magistrate in Leu,,arsi Town Dis
tric,, and To ask Gr him the support Of his
frielids aud the public.
Sept. 10Th, 1861.
The friends Of Il. II. WATIIEN recommend
him to the Voters nf Leonard Town District
candidate FIR Magistrate. AID solicit their
support at the ensuing Fall elec,il..
Sept. 26th 1861.
z. T. SPALDING offers hims.lf To the,
Voters Of Patuxcut District AZ Il candidate for
Magistrate at the ensuing Fall clev,iou.
Sept. 26th, 1861.
Tie ffie,nls Of WM. A. LOEER recon-.
M,elid him to the voters f Leonard Town
District * a candidate for re-clecti.H. to the
office Of Magistrate, at the ensuing Fall cleo
ton.
Sept. Goth, 1861.
We are authorized to announce JOHN Fl
BOSW ELL, Of Chap,ico D,s,rc, as cand,
date for reelection to. the office Of Magistrate, a,
the ensuing Fall election.
Oct 10Th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
suggest his name to the voters Of this county
as candidate for Couniy Commissioner a
the ensuing Fall election.
Sept. 18th, 1861.
We are authorized tn announoe GEORGE
8. MATTlNGLY, Of Chaptice District, as
candidate for Commissioners Court and Ia re
quest for him the support Of his friends and tn,
public.
Oct. Ord, 1861.
The friends Of l.. Fl. CiNTER recomnaen,
hin, to the voters of ST. Mafy's county ~ .
suitable pers'n t. represent the County in .h.
Commissioner Court.
Oct 3rd, 1881.
JAMES r. HOPEWEI.L is recommends
by the Factnry District Az candidate Tor tl,t
Commissioner C.,u,t ut the cunning Eovei,.
Der election.
Oct. Bird. 1861.
We are authorized to announce ZACHA.
Rl.AH MATTlNGIEY, of Leonard Town
District, ~ a candidate for Commissioners
CInrt aud to request fof him tue support Of
his friends and the public.
October 10th, 1861.
We are authorized to announce JAMES l..
LANGLEY, Of 81. Inigoes District, Us CALI
didste for County Commissioner, at the eu.u-
ing Fall election.
October 10th, 1861.
JAMES N. HEARD, If Patuxent District,
10 recommended 10 the voters of Saint Mary =
County a. Q candidate for re election tn the
office Of County Commissioner. u. the enssing
Fall election.
Oct. 10Th 1861.
The friends Of JOHN C. HERRERT, re.
him to the voters u SAINT Maty =
County IA . candidate for County Com,ais-
s:os,er. al the ensuing Fall election.
Oct. lvsh, ld6L.
The name of CHARLES DENT, Of the
Factory District, ~ suggested to the voters Of
Saint Atary's County ~ u suitable candidate
tor County Commissioner at the ensuing Fall
election.
Oct. 10Th. 1861.
We are ushorized to announce r. r. FLOYD
If Patuxeni DISTINCT, ~ q candidate for Con,-
ma sssoness' Court NJ the ensuing Fall eiscton.
Ocs. lvth. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

I'm applications If Mary Davis and John w.
~ Harper Admsiistraiors .ef sn,es Il. la.
Wis, ia,e nj 81: M.yyl4 County, d,sc.astd. Tits
ordered by the Court, iLct i!,e said nd mnistr,-
tors notify the creditors Of the. said deceased,
"a file their claims ag~inst the said deceased
im the Register Of Wills ofsice- on Or before Il .
9th Of September. 1851 !, for dividend AID ,hr:
this 6sder Ls. pubiished IN the SAINT Mary IS
Beacon once week until the said 3ii Of Sep.
teinber 1851. = :.
J. T. NJ. RALFY.
Register OF Wills,
Of st. Alary's cou..,y. Ma.
Z July 2ssh leci--td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

NUTiCE 10 hereby gwen tina, the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Cour,
.f 81. Mary's county in Marylar d,
estate of JOHN L. MILBUkN, late al
sid county, deceased. All persons having
claims sssins, the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhihs, the came w.a the prone,
s.a,ches thereof. to the subscriber, ON or b<fars
the IS day "f April. lrt2, otherwise they may
b. excluded by law from oil bench, OF the saiss
estate. Given under nay hand this 10th da,
OF October, tsel.
ANN 8. MiLRURN,
Executrix.
Oct. 10th, la6l-4w
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
LUMBER
SHINGLES!!
Flooring, &C

Flooring, &C.
I'VE invite the attention of- our friends and
w CONSUMERS, generally, in St. Mays and
adjoining counties to our extensive assortment
vi seasoned BUILDING MATERIALS.
AL parties contemplating the: erection OF
Dwellings, Barnes, Sc, will find il greatly 70
their advantage to give US cali. az we can
SCH At lowest rates for cash Or Negotiable pa
per.
Doors. Frames. Sash, &C., furnished a,
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks. Lime, Hair, NaiI..
SC. :
NJ Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
Lumber from ouY Yard
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & CO., =
Wet side T'hinn Dock,
Norfolk Boat Wharf
March 23,l., lsGO-tf.