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The national Republican., 1861-10-22

WHAT'S THE MATTEK I've understand that
two of the banks of this city refuse to take on
deposit the demand Treasury notes. Is this an
indication of their being under disunion man,
agement? Are not the notes of Government
which has up to this time shown its capacity 10
meet all its engagements, as good as those Of
suspended banks? We think so. Suppose the
loyal men OF Baltimore retallate by refusing to
take the notes of these disloyal institutions -
would it not be lair Offset to their secession
ism Baltimore Patriot.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22
me- Commander c. H. Poor. having asked

Ng- Commander G. H. Poor, having asked
an inquiry into his conduct while in command
of the Brooklyn, in respect to the escape Of the
rebel steamer Sumter from the Mississippi river
in June last court of inquiry upon the case
has been ordered to convene in this city to-
morrow. The court consists of Commodores
Shubrck, Striblng, and Sands. Judge Advo
cate, George NJ. Weston.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

rs The Fairfax, captured by the rebels on
Saturday, contains, in addition to some Gcv-
ernment property, the private effects of Mrs.
Elizabeth Evans, of Williamsburg, IN. ~ of the
saleable value Of quite $4,000, and more val
liable than that to the loser. These effects
consisted of furniture, large library, &c.
There we're also 432 bales of hay on board,
belonging to Peter Berry, of Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

Es- The Commissioner of Patents has re.
jected McCormick's application for the exten-
sion of his reaper patent.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

APPoIsTED.-Charles Hopkins, of New York
has been appointed to irs.-cass Isl, 200 per
annum) clerkship in the Pension bureau.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

CONDITION OF GEN. WIsE.-General Wise, we
regret to say, is considered to be growing
worse. His condition is now regarded as crit
ical indeed.-Richmond Enquirer.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

The Governor of New Hampshire has up.
pointed Thursday, November 28th, to be OBJ
served as day Of Thanksgiving in that State.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

gs- The steamer San Jacinto is expected
home from the coast Of Africa in all this month
The national Republican., 1861-10-22
Click AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
- IN HOSPITAL.

Published in conformity with the resolution Of
the Senate of July l6, 1861.
AT General Hospital on Il street, bet,oeen Fourth
and Fifth streets, Washington, Oct. IL.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

"We expected q lively time passing Matthias
Point; but either they have no battery there
or they allowed us to go by 1t unmolested.
We were abreast of the Point at 2.25, having
been called to quarters from dinner, to prepare
for an emergency. At this point the channel
carries vessels of our draught within less than
half mile OF the bluff Shore A good battery
well manned, could command the river, and
could have sunk us yesterday. After piping
down, we were second time called to action
from dinner and threw three shells at the Point
but without any return. So we were three
times cleared for action during the day."
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

Sickles Brigade. N. Y. 3
Tammany, N. Y, Vol. 2
Garibaldl do do. /
De Kalb do do. /
perdan' 'sSharpshoot'rs l
lst U. 8. Chasseurs.... -. !
let N. j. Cavalry. 10
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

(al Two officers. (b) One officer. 10y Four ofrcers
(d) One officer. (e) One officer.
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

The Philadelphia Bulletin has received o
private letter from gentleman on board the
U. S. steam sloop Seminole, on her late trip
from Washington TO Old Point Comfort, from
which we make the followiRg interesting ex-
tracts:
The national Republican., 1861-10-22

So miles. Free negroes In ! sCO AVE. to q.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
MARYLAND
WORKS,

T" -HE E.;;: '~"g or 81. AARYS
i $500 IRE. :. fully call your at
set'l"n Z ny L. - ass"rtn.-nt If LMPLk-
Ff;.f'FS. ! AT! ua,'F,,nring and pr, :
Ari!.: larger a.. .r:n"nt Il Agricultural I'M
elements thar. az. -..r before offered l..
the putlic-lt.rse Powers am, Thrr.her..
Wheat Fans, C.rn Mills, C.rn Sh.ll-rs,
PhMghs. Harrows: CnlIvatrrs, and ma..,
either articles to numerous to mention.
can supply the Farmer with every thing h.
may want. With regard to Horse Powers
would call particular attcntinn 10 a fn,
lot II PELTON'S TRIPLE GE9REi,
POWERS. Ia <0rk with or ritAomt 6am!.
rh,eh are not surpassed in. Ibis or any Other
morlet; ar,i .s"-t respectfully invite ,hse
wh" are in want oi Machines to give me a cali
~ ] feel confident that car sui, the bur
"l,asrr. ann msking a CORN MILL hr
grinding C'rn =, Hon.-. Thi. is a go',d Mill,
has hern tested and prem. .unc-'i s by expe-
ri-nced judges. 10 this | ask your sp+-
cia! attention.
| tender y'u my sincere thanks for tie
kindness here: nfur- si,nws ME and beg q COP
lin lance of y"nr fav..rs 'ie'-ru;iu.d t. make
strong effort l.. pl, a.s all who give NE their
custcin. Orders will nir., will. prompt at,e,,.
ti"n by being directed I"
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
40 Pratt street Hhart, Ra,simore, IN.
Feb. 1ta, lG6l-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

Z" ,h' Farmer. and Planters u St. May.
And sdi"i"I,g enuut.rs.
VINtE suhscrihers i'eg cave to cal. a,:s.,tiou
l. TO thei' large stock for the Fail trade.
Apples; Pears, standard and dwarf; Cherries
Peaches; Plutns; Apric"ts; Nec,arines, ali &c.
ieete<i and choice varieties. Our sn.ail frui,
department comnrises every thing in it's sisss
S,ra cherry, ohe hundred varieties; 3rnres
atty vsrie'ias; Csrrani, Raspberry, 0oo.eb~,ry.
Rhul'arb PIE Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock Of ORNAMENTAL. TREES ;,
very heavy, aud comprises all ;hs -omnann ina
'a"st Of the new, both evergreen ard dirrIuou,
Roses, Dai'!las aud bedding plants "f every d.
serlp;ion. Osagr Orange for hedging. Tin.
plant l" d-snnei soon TO supsfrede all others 70,
this i'ur,"ss. being hardy. rapid .:n.es, Ii,
strong ;hersa "'!erinx an irnpas.,h.r harri.r H..
all kinds OF s~'ek Our stock H. h~.l,hy AID
" sl! grown, and our prices will he found a. lor
a. any other establishment. Orders soixsted
Address
ISAAC JACKSON Co.
Jennerviie, Chester Co. pa
r. .. Catalogue furnished on spricanos.
R.frr-nee-Frs"cis J. H,on., Bi..n.. nurv: J
Edwin t:"ad, i."eus, uts.+, II. Mary = oun,v,
AGEsT--G Fred. Maddox. who il
"gent for this campany, will attend to al.
srders len With hin..
sept. l3sh, Isso-.f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
HRIGHISTHLE
MlGNESIAN Stone LIME,

'Ae hss'sn rassr~rf that's mteA Tor ssriculs...
raj purposes. 0uich aad dacksd. either with
or wIth"n: Magnesia. Zone hsskes at Qnirk
.r.1r r', r.<,. ~" ."s W. h.-.
containing al ABUNDANCE of MAGNE
SlA for ANY SOIL that may require. il, and
the ".he' varieties CONTAIN a sufScieut erau,i,y.
sf'IMr. Oar L,ne Baa,s 60 t" all the acres.
sable r'int. on the Chesapeake BAY. and i,s
triiuiariss, We are therefore enabled to offer TO
the Farmers AMI D"aLsrs im Maryland and vir.
gina, & eater facilities than they hnve ever
I'd 81 purchasing tho ai-ore articles. Thankful
for the very liberal patronage Sc save hereto.
fore --ceiv@d. mos: respectfully solicit rsntin.
nation a: The ssme.
SIMMONS, ERIsCOE Il HILLS.
HiVRE De GRACE, ND.
March le. lsoO--ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
UNION n OrE,..

HAVING purrha S-d he abo~s proper,,
Il Il the subscrlk~r Respectfully informs III.
travelling public shat hs it now prepared 10
accommodate them. TiE Hotel will he thor.
onghly repaired and ail NJ r"o,ns refurnisLst.
Tie personal a,,rntiou of the subscriber will
b" derut"d To it's inans.~d rent. and his hes.
efforts will he gwen to make his guests con .
sortatle. Ills table will BE- supplied with
whatever the mark affords, ARD his Bar fi,:
ris!,rd with the best ILi1ucr, and Cigar,
HIS servants will always he found attentive
and accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have been -mp!tyrd. and the sub
tcrlLsr Will taks care t!.a hi. stables are ~.
Lsgl-cied.
Tie soli'iis the patron age Of tho former
guests ~ the H"usss and tina, OF the public
generally.
JOHN y FENWlCK.
Leonard Tuwn
Oct. 7,h. l85s-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
NOTICE..

4 Ill le-'"ns in.:, l,,d 10 tie late 6rn n
"A Gs': ". Dryer & ca. are requested ..,
settle their arrsuE,s without further d.lav
with }. Felix Morgan. wh" i. authorized 4.
s'g.. lie La;nr al the firm in s-i,l. nl.pt.
GEO. ". UNYEEX co.
JAZZ. l8th lSsl-@w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
NOTICE.

1yHE ladersisnri iatea iii. mesh.ei II
y iufcfming ths pebble .i.at. Il ! c|a,r az
1 dsseu Or more ,sn 30 pn.ured. M wilI vfIse
lre<,as. in QUAUEls.I.E. and Fancy
DANCES, NJ Leonard T.wn, dusiux he pr.-
srns month Persons sl~sir,us &c Trf,i,,r
Glaze are requested ~ nsslify tIiess.l
Immediately.
Jan. lOsk, issi-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
10000 POUNDS.
NOTICE.

HE C-Partnership heretofore existing
uadsr the fr.n VI f:RC CSSON, MUIR.
PLY 4 CO. expires this day by limitation
CHAS. FERG CoSOS will settle the affair.
Of the eoacsrn.
CiiAS. FERG USSON..
b. n SHUfAR.2 Sssrriri,sg pssfrsrs 81
is. AkpIS. }. II. A.rrhy q &.
l'."tyszsecy. Ala.
Baltimore. FEB ]. 1851.
DAAR SiR:-Ths undersigned return.
tSanA> for your patronage TO the late 6rm,
aad woald respectfully request . c"utinuanrc
sf the satns T., him. Ri. i.es, Efforts shall .l.
wars IT, ur..l i..r Gle Interests ef those VT"
cunnde :Leir hu,ihess ~ his care.
R<.p<ey.Liy
IHAS. FERGCSSON.
Feb. 3ssi. ls6i-lm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

GREAT BARGAINS,
AT 4. Ad9sr q CDs NEW STORE.
"E have just returned from Balsi-
w more city with u large and well
s.lccteh Stock 1t Goods. embracing the
following articles; wig:
MEMS AND BOYS READY MADE
CLOTHING
"fer"ry quslity and variety;
MEMS ami BOYS HATS and CAPS;
OIL CLOTH SUITS;
UMBRELLAS:
CASSIMERES, CASSINETTS. FULL
CLOTHS and kERSEYS:
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Of every style AMI quality;
ENBPOlDERIE,
HOSIERY.
.... CLOVES.
NTBEAS ard HOODS
Of different styles; ditto for children;
FINE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS;
SHIRT COLLARS. UNDER SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS;
LADIES
SHAWTS,
CLOAKS
aud MANTILLAS;
LINEN CAMBRIA and SILK HAND
kERCIlIEFS
and many other articles unnecessary to
mention. The above goods will be sold at
the lowest Baltimore prices for cash or to
! punctual customers on six months credit
! We Invite a call and examination of eur
stock BY the public. before purchasing
elsewhere.
! 4. ApIER ( co.
Leonard Town
! Nd
Sept 9th. Iss0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
BUSINESS k0T1cE.

4 IL prisons indebted ID me- On Tnysrs a..
"A c"nnt wall esns f,ru ard and settle the
same without delay IS ! W th all CLAIMS due me
closed forthwith. ! iniendI hereafter TO do an
exclusive CASH business and determined
to give u" credit Enr EATING, DRINK
INC or HORSE FEED Tsm the IL. of Janus-
AIRY, 1861.
JOHSF PEEWICK,
Proprietor.
GaI"a Hoiea
January Ord, iaGi--,@
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
JAMES WILKINSON.
GROCER { cMMIss|0h
III e IL c III a N r.,
No. l22 Dugan's WA1n.
B-aL7z:'a1|

Keeps eensfaiit!v au l,anh 6ofs-
men, ofSU iERIOR HAMillf CA AslEss,
Foreign and Domestic Ti1n'ys. Ts.lscso. Ss.-
gars. &C., which win be sdd - the lIowc.t
iasrket. pric<s. y
. Produce Of al kinds sold o. ceans;ssicsf.
hat !. shall cr.y. .dc CASH sssra ai;ssi...
-tiisiRsss. s.'Is, %
/. Esy. '2s:h, iS6c IL. -.sl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
NOTICE.

THE Co-partnersi.iy hcr,.fe> existing
under the firm # COrTIEGHAM l.
HARhiNG is this day dissolved by mutual
r'','s-us VIM. H. Harding i. alcns-au;icr.
ICED 10 settle the b,iki,.-ss .f the firm.
SAMUEL GprT!EGHAM,
VIM. Fl. HARDING,
Es!fiRsre .sa. lsGl-3w.
The undsrsixh~i. having Ruught nat Tie
in'<rs-, 81 SaInu~! C',ti.gtsn OF ,hr firm o.
Ca,in2ham + Harding. will Hereafter .r.nd,i,.r
the tu.ilnss III Iii, OWN Eame.-au.i he lno.,
r..p~etfull. ."liciu lie isv.. y! II. n;.ad. g,
the o;I firiu.
WN II. HARDIN;
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
QUICK QUICK LIME
kENNEcY'S
EHUYLKILL LIME.

90 well known IN Pennsylvania. Delawar~
~ New Jersey and the Northern and Eastern
.x,rfi n of this State. ~ being slpror tn any
lslar for agricultural improvement. is &c the
hra time plsrc,i within the reach Gf sle FARM
rrs nd planters i 81. Mary and s.lti..iny
-oluIlier. Through tie agency Of the und,rsisi.-
sl Ehois prepared 10 cell on accommodating
~ any qus..'ify of Qaick Lime. deliverable
asi Or agrccmeut ola tho shores Of any of the
rivers OF baysiE said counties. Orders s,.cit-
I'd.
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
.tstn'
Lesnsrd T.wn. Nj :, March sr.i, 1859 3n
INMeko1ioW1ng snaivsis recommends ,hia lime
81 1possessins properties tiar superior to sny
oelser1 necessary 10 be arrlie 10 he .nds III,
seiffion, which are known To be deficient, IN bo;h
suk sLe nss s-.s.s:
.1Ie Laboratory ntSia,s Chemist.
IIF No. % Exchange buildings.
Il Baltimore, Md. June seth. 1851. !
IMPORT Of sHaiT ais Of s samples ut Srh"ylkh
Il Iame.tone, marked f.ecis,tiy y" (~hlt.;
No tbinel, No 9 twh!tst. y" . i',uel. v,
1 3 itcpl, for Jntn k~nn-dy, Esq, of P"r,
] kennesiy. Montgomery Co.. Psnn- yl,An,a.
81 The abs've sasnf,ies of..Schuy Kill Limestone
sIere f"aad. af'oa analysis, t" he eomposeI II
[<lIows
III Na1fw ~ 2 W. 4? h. } II
d jar bon. of Li,ac. so =, "a :. Cos, COL, -
Carhon. Of Mag 81 ,, Sal. D Z, i2A. tO.s
Sand, ClsyS tror.n.s. i.2. 10. Is. "a
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
For SIIERIpP

HARRISON EDWARDS i. presented TO
III. voters a. Saint Msry's county as canG.
date '"r She riff II the ~iccti.n in 1851.
January 10th. 1890
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
NEW GOODS,

II LEO SFALDlNG has just rcce~ed one
H. Of the best selected stocks Of GOODS
u. i.AI ever Rad, which lie cfiere 70. .aic ~ery
low.
ne would rs'! particular attention 20 his
.:Uk Of
Ladies' Dress Ga.ls,
White 0~ds,
Iinen Caini"ie ard Silk
Pv kcs HaudLerrb;:l,
Ls3srs' and Gents ED AID Lille rLnG,
Gloves
Ladies' Mautles spd 7osDts, N
Csths. ChYss;ncre SILK
vu..isRa. Sc.
AI... Il. ~. lScO- -iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
BAueh'S
RAN ROME
SUPER PHOSPHATE
or
Lin e.
IAhAEsss. Try IT. If YUC WISH no
RAiSk LARGE CROPS, AND At
the SANE TIME IMPROVE
YOUR LA%D.

che ptsparati'S VI ta:x v.,u.hl. usou,.
=. nUSEs A!sk usgp IN THEIR RAW
Tier hare neysr bssAA BOIr.rn non
.CALfxED They are fksn :. ..,,,.
made shsas. crashed with ppwcri.i M i,;ns,,
and sutjsct g process by wEish all sb:
virtue Of the bone l. retainea. aud as~,;,;r.,
IL procured furnisting IN ; ,cosceusra.els and
soluble fnru. the two Indispensable el.mens.
is the growth # plants, viz: PHUSPHORIC
ACID 4 AMMONIA. These two elemen,,
y the NE IL "Baughs Raw B.ne Phosphate
ars given @ the soii in all their original
strength and purity. They assin.iiass; 81
.s.e~ with il, f1rhish ~ the ammonia r~vsas,i
tes thr are~inR crops, and. icAse tLs is6d pet
massafly tese6sssd.
ctiH PIIcE IS; rER TOW. .
ssOr acc POUNDS.
e eEyTS PER FOUND.
tn popular Fertilizer csa ks- bad IT
Axesss in the pdaciraI towns. u s.sy he On
6esel Nrogh any CUn,nissius Msschaut In
0E0RGE DuGDAi.E.
C6SrxAL Dxf"r & AskkW.
No. & SskARS' WHAny.
BALTIMORE.
HrAtuasy I'll. lsst-am.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
NEW SHOES HEW shoEs:!

EtMHSa MADDOX have jus, received a
- large ass"r, ment Of NEW SHOES. Of ,hs
n~st q"s'y and cfnii. szcs suitable to, ser, Ants,
rh,~i. w,.! re Sold how.
Nov. L. 1854
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

ISAAC JAcK.oG. cgs. r,xare
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES,.
ISAAC JACKSON & CO., Pror.ie,s;s.
{sseeE.s,ss 70 THos. n. HARVEY.
Jsanerv,le, Chester Csun,y. IA.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

I>HF next annnal session will commence
rn SATURDAY. the 18th Of S.pr-n,-
ser: unc~r The direction Of Miss LOFTY
LEHii. as Principal. assiytd hs a corps
oi afirien' and =, perienresi Teachers.
TIL" cour>r OF in>ir,,riior Is a. thorough a.
Al any other INSTITUTION IN the country. and
II les than half the usual expense The
scholastic yea, Is divided ialu two l.rtns OF
hy. months each.
Charges, per term, payable
I'm advance:
Tor all -" branches az thn-sc-h
Ehg!tsa inc :'irH ir c,uLina
h'ar'i Tsi'r.n. Washing, Fuel,
Light. aud rridiag, 1890
Stationery. s.oc
Tuition for lay pupils, Including
i..l, 2l.oo
sReARArE BRAxGHxk:
Frea.h. lase
4sic. with the rse Of instrument. $500
lisawins and Painting, exclusive
of materials, 6.Ce
Painting in Oil Cplurs, exclusive
al materials. 10 %
! For tn ih-r Information. or for Circulars.
apply to the Prnclpai, st. inigucs Pos,
Office. Sain, Mary's (vuniy, Md.
c. RlE.LlNGSLEY.
! PRECEDENT Of the 0ayd OF rrustest.
| August lGth. e66o<tfE Z :. a@--------
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TUE Undersigned hcas leave &c annoIrce.
L 10 the Ct, ze'r Of 1t. Mary. COUNT that
i.C has coulLIeic,t Iie
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSlN esq.
Nc. G2scxrs' EzcuAsex,
t"l1er ne ExcharSe P!are and Commerce S.
BALTIMORE,
and viii ave bic persona! attention =, eli ,-o-
"iiee fsisIgt!ed to i''n,. file hopes by Inn. y.
Us and ir mrs a'.ev'in to Lueiues. " nv re
re confidence Of the co,asnnni.v.
WIN X IsOn~ON
with Late frm of Luckesa & Youus.
REFIRI1cIs:
1aH.s Morn. Cashier Of Formers end Mer.
charts' Punk;
Acsar.: T. ). Cnr.on d On, B.nksr,;
WIZ: Whis-I'cl 4 Co.;
Fses!ard r Han.
April .s!A, ie;c-a. ..t
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

RALTIM o RE
Re6r Nv rsemss.icn to Near. D,x,,, A
Is.ehars, r. 4sN. w. isI.c. Co. 4 a,oxn
1eniy q Til<hman, 4. vi. L.,.rnx 4 Con
l,rukeiy & Fss.:on, W. n. Msrr,Ib. 4 CO
."ea ". Lester, Esq, E. 4. 8.taIriii.
=. ~ h-rreA. WIS, II. Emory, /.
Appiegarta. z. ID. Cos,;.jsr,, N. k,t..r,.
~! "a aessfs- S''ssa Edaas."is PC. rss:;sy Hexsrs
Sept. 9th. I6Db-Ssa.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
For. ROAD SUpEkvis,R.

. HENRY NORRIS Of Ja., offers himself Ia
me voters OF Leonard Tswn disirie, as r.ndt.
date for R"sd Supervisor and snlie,Is the ,v,es
VI bis friend sand the pubic.
Jan. 24ghisci.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
100.

Theabnve SrhuyikiU Limes,"Rs. are -Mscn-
sian Esmessonc~. OF pretty hearty equal cn,nl.
si;san. They are most ..ner,aTiy ADJ pied 10 u
application SOILS which ar. 5eiicien, in bs,h
Lime and Masn+s.s.
JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

ErAn B"lIipAT HAI1.nRy.
HAVE constantly cn h.nd 'ars, ard weil
selected; stock ui FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting, III part. Of
fK'sn TTAs --Grcen and D.art. Of ra-:c,.
pr;cer an,l !.snrs.
corrtys--Mocha, Java, Lasu, ra, Maraes:.o
arr: Rio.
Sr"AKs.-New O,l-an. CrnsheJ. Powdered.
L:r... G,..su,at-r c T"il... s,.I Clarified
itaIisn. Maccarn;.i and v.rrer,!Ii; CocpIs
Cas- E.f.S:: Gcls:ir; TI..h Salad All
Olive O,i.. Ch..se, E;.gli.h Dairy. rns
Apple AID Sap sag: !.lGi,.e>, Eve, RI
aid Spanish Olive; Euglsi, AID A,ccr,. g.
fichl"s-- tierk,s, u !,ed. ricralli Claw
Chow. C"n'i'""e!. WaIi.u's and Onin,..
S:.uces--J'l.s Bull, Hare, Rea,.lag, Sob,
Mu>hr,'nns and W"rceS,cr>. ,.-.
f'RaspIts -.Im H,nnc,ey & Co.. vim.e.
1870. Orni' purnv & c.. !sic. En,,tp
Cats vie, DcricauA. Ev...e.!e, AMI u,t.r
..-:..s.
FIxE OH WrSTs.-t n.i"i, D'tk Fort. 81. -
ry. Madeira. Lshos., Swcc. Missile. AID
Champagne.
"HIsKyys.-Sc"ach. Old Rye, Calhoun, Old
K"rp amt R"urhnn, s..nIe very old and fire.
Pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Hpiri,.. &c.
Imported ard Dcuee,ic SEGaKE AND TO-
EACCO.
All OF which they w'' sci, q, resa,uat!s
pr'ees aid respectfully .-a.tM g call.
March let. ls;o-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

INa J. FELIX MORGAN has removed
IL from Leonard Town to his residence
..placen''a," on Btision's Bay. Els offers his
,rnft-.,ond services to Ike pnhhc. Orders Ief'
ut she "isar ss,ahiislmsn, nf Geo. w Dwr
< Co. t.ennar! Town, will receive pro."rt At
'en'ion.
Jan ID;h, lsSI-,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
ar REDUCED flElS!!

HNHE unfienigns,i are still selling tie tess
cf BARGAINS q. the same OLD
STAND
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

Sept. 9th. IsS0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

January Ord, lsGi-T.
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ReIn.r---Coninc un.

Ship Atlantic, Dinsmore, I'm Liverpool January
9th, to master. @.a
Ship Johannisberg, Stilphen, fin Liverpool 14th
. January to Baxter, Lowell &co.
Ship Annie Sise, Sullivan, I'm Liverpool January
10th, to 7 G jenkins eco.
Ship Bazaar, Stuart, fra Liverpool January Sd, to
II Ashhridge & Nephew cargo, 1920 scks
salt, to II Ashbridge 4 Nephew.
Ship Col Adams, 49,, fin Havre January 9th. to
master.
Ship Kate Howard, -. FIN Rio de Janeiro 9th
January, to master.
Brit ship Great Britain, Fleet, I'm Liverpool 10th
january, to P Maxwell.
Bark William Henry, Croker. I'm Barbados to
GEeevy d Farwell- cargo, 5000 scks coffee
from the bark Lehman. previously re.
ported as having put into Barbados in dis
tress.
Bark Alice 1afnser, Hutton, FIN New York, to G NJ
Soria
Bark sineto, .-s=e-, 3a Palermo January 9TH, to
Span bark Risefo, .----s, FIN Palermo, to Gregoro,
Rowland Sco--cargo, frnitto Gregorio, How,
land &oe.
Sem ! :. .o.er, Allen, I'm Sabine Pass, to Golden
bow & Lesparre.
Schr Old Dominion, johnson, Is days I'm New
York, to A Giraud eco.
Schr Baltic, Blunt, I'm Charleston, to X Poole
cargo, $40 cks rice to q D Seaman.
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pieaynne Nd q. Broad, fra Attakapas.
Minerva. NeriatlS, I'm Crosse Tete.

titayune No q. Broad, tra Attakapas
Minerva. Neriaax I'm Crosse Tete
Empire Parish Grant, I'M LoweNGoast
Towboat A ] W1itnlore. Whitrnore FIN the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 22d ult,
ships Ocean Pearl and Americana
IN ship John q Albert and bark Sarah A
Nichols.
Towboat VIM. Il Webb, Leach, from the Passes,
lowed down and TO sea on the 24th uit,
ships Siroeco and Iudia--bro1ght mp ships
Idaho and Rufus Choate.
Towboat Baltic Chapman, FIN the Passes--towed
down and to sea on the, 24th nit, ships
w Hammond and Myrtle brought up barks
Fanny Ealer and Fanny Buck, barkentine
Unic0 and sehr Mystic.
ToSFhoat r 4 Kimball, Limhert, FIN the Passes
toWktt- S5swn and Ia sea on the Esd inst,
ships Car fsSyaga aud Matilda brought up
brig A Horta and schr w EafFUfy. So
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IuH
SpoksRs

By Capt. Howe,of the ship idaho, I'm Liverpool
on the 25th ult., in lat IS 20, long. 81 80, ship
Ellen Hood, hence.
g By Capt. Lodge, of the bark Fanny Ealer, from
Marseles, on the 10th January, off Malaga, ship
Henry CLARK, Capt. Brown, fftyfour days out from
Marseilles, bound to New YORK,
BY Capt. crocker, Of the bark Fanny Buck, from
Messina, on the sQtb January, in lat. So long. "a,
bark Lucy A. Nichols, from Gibraltar bound to
Natanzaa. On the 3lst January, in lat %, long.
26, bark Sampson, from Palermo, bound to Phila-
dephis. On the lst February, in lat. 16 so, long.
60. Bremen ship Marion, from Cardiff, bound to
Havana. On the l4thFebruary, in lat. l6 55, long.
6s, British bark Phebus, from swansey, bound to
kingston Jamaica.
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Per steamship Mexico, from Galveston and In
dianola--Mrs. P. G. Miller, child and servant Mrs.
Anderson, Bowers, lady, child and servant, Mrs:
Hodges. two children and servant Donovan and
lady, Mrs. E. Donovan, Mrs. Durham and boy, Mrs.
&. +. Ashley, BaHin and lady, n. o. Bel, Norton,
Brisbeck, Iseman, @. d. Elliott Dofuth, Levy. Mrs
afcCIiney, Scott, Avant. D. G. Yandenberg, Curtis,
b. A. Phlbrook, NJ. McCutcheon, j. J. Jones, ".
Bowen, N. Sanchez, E. NJ. Jiesm, A. Y. Smith, ].
Il. Cummings, s. and 7 Lewis, I. Fl. Fowler, NAL
larsty, G. A. and G. Choates-I8 deck, 5 negroes.