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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03
MARRIED.

DEGROFF--FLkGLER-lnt this city, on Sunday, Nov. "a
hy the Rev T. r. Smith Of No 10 Duane street Mr. Chs
DeErof OF Pleasant Valley DLtchess ConLy to Miss Jamie
Thyier OF Medina Orleans Coanty, y. L.
Ponghteepie papers please copy.
GTLBERT-IIANNA-on Saturday evening. Nov. % by the
Rev Jane, b. Herck, Gabriel l. Gilbert 20 Miss Jennie
M. H. Hanna eldest daughter OF the late John A. Hanna
all Of this city.
JFNNINGs-BENTLEY-In Greenvie ~ Y, on Tuesday
Nov d. at the residence OF the brides father by the Rev
a. W. llayens, Mr. l. r. Jennings 10 9 srne l.. Bentley
May their union be long and happy one.
LET-LOBDELI-On Tuesday evening Nov. % at the
residence Of the brides mother, in North Salem, y T. Us
the Rev A. n. Seeley, the Hon. Elijah Lee OF Yorktown
N. Y, to Miss Julia r.. LobdeiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

Stock on hand Nov. 30,
Thr following l. rom Mr.. RAIDERS circular OF date;
Inporaon Of Spanish Leaf chiefly confined TO limited
onaue, OF liz, ana Tobacco prices OF Mich rule very
6r a. hsh pites are enacted IN the principal markets oil
cabs which promptly met By very strong demand ioT
Spain France and Germany. . 49, =,
H.yana Fers bring f5c according 70 quality and
the manufacturing Of Cigars has partially revived the total
absence Of CUBS and Gibas much 10 be regretted as hsna
some prices could be made for these sorts
small parcel 81 Iaa has just arrived and been sampled
but not vet sudrd Tue quality rather medium but ov ing
10 the existing scarcity, will bring high price.
The export demand for Kentucky fa Oh In the early part oil
the month past aud the market appeared to settle dow quiet
y Al Ell Autsned prices 10 supply tho home requreu uts
by moderate alss out q limited stock ei but toward the
latter part purchases OF moment made Of hner
sr.d for foreign accOunt and bbes and manufactured
e.u. Al the same time freely On the markei, % lay In the
needed .npp the desirable stocks finally absorbed
holders Of tine selections obtained the highest prices Of the
For us, ana Low Leathe demand IA light and stocks very
much resuoed Ouoafous have ys ID and ssnd at y
v.nced TO d2c for med Boise for good and tines
l6dl8c. for selection. -
The question Of SUPPLE, from the crop t,l great
doubt The obacc0 beoa housed IN excellent order and
never been more favorable ALREADY psrohases have been
rssde ia Msson County. northern hrntucsy aud souths
Indians. bot, a. predicted hgh figures eompaed viii
shrr seasons .nd tte .uprl., from thoi. ,es.os ~
h, hut vr sbt Part OF the Western produce ana unes,
th. as Greer River Cumberland and Tennessee can
be reed RON military occupation i@ 'ulPJ IN tue lace o.
a reduced crop cannot be expected.
In LeAi Tobacco cs- has been done for export In the
Absence grades but the demand for hone ne Tor The
better sos has somewhat improved and may hksy continue
sa eny strong TO absorb tho sl soehs OF oa crop before
the new Is ~ for market.
In manufactured Tobacco the bansscion, have been very
sht; Vgins stocks hed very FIRM, but coed deal Of
Western the make finding not much favor ct the high
price, asked
'WHIsKY-The market Is moderately active aud "a firm
sses Of 200 bblA at ioaoic.
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cruitng station On the faith Of these representations the
premises leased the defendant fox the term o. eight
months and hfeen days at the rate Of f,so on'n wal
fendan who was arrested By Deputy Sheriff Dreher ana
taken to Elddge Jail. Col Bliss few months age,
had authority from the Government TO rse regiment bnt
succeeding the authority revotei lie has not been
sworn officer Of The United States service The maxi
num allowed by the for rent hire IL go
per month.
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leoical.
MOTHERS I!

MOTHERS! MOTHERS MOTHERS y
NDon's fail to procure MRS wIYsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t has no equal
ON earth. No mother who Ia. ever tried MRS wlNsLoWs
soorarNc syRrP will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period oftee'hg without
Abe aid Of this invaluable preparation II life and health can
n, Estimated by dollars and cents it is worth It's weight in
gold.
Millions Of oos sold every year In the United ssates
n 10 on old and welltriei remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

COURT OF ColMoN pLRAs-pKc. ..

ARREST Or TIlE coLoSEL OF TIE BLISS DRAGONS.
Henry II. Matd aet. Win $. Diss.
The defendant In this case has been arrested,
charged with obsiDDg OF the New OH Club House
No IA Broadway under false Pretense, The affidavit IN The
1. made by John Lloyd the broker for the Cab lie
legrs that the defendant represented to him that he wa
Colonel In the United States Army. aud had authoy from
the Government to hire suitable place IN this city re.
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Reeeipfs Of Produce.

Dee. 2.-292f7 bb. Flour, 1856 sacks Corn Meal I6'
bbs Whiskv al g3 bGsh. Wheat, 265olj bush. Corn
IS s9 bush Oats 1850 bush Barley 3TT bush Rye las
ba.h Malt J6J bush seed 900 pks Buckwheai Flour. 80,
pigs. Provisions 2 psgi Ashes, 3l pigs Lard. go kes
Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

The Weekly Bank statement shows very favor
able result. The change in the specie reserve IL
very moderate, and the aclaa amount in vault this
morning sover 81 500 000 greater than the average
The average loans and deposits show ar increase
under the Government negotiation, but the actual
amount shows a decrease.
The following is comparative statement OF the
condition of the banks of New-York City, Nov. 20
and Nov. 30:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

1--WE use MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
daily, and would advise ali parents procure supply
Aaron Jones , Editor Of The Mississippi Baptist published
st Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

CAsPvuLE, Monday, Dec. 2, 1901,
For the week ending Monday Dee 251 cars o. Cattle.
los car. II Hogs IL OF Sheep add 100 cars Of Express
freight.
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1--WE have tried It, aud know Il to be all claim"
j. s HOlme Pastor of the PierrePOntsL Bspst Church
Brooklyn n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

To-day being election day, the State aud County
Courts win not be ia session
United State Distfc Judge Hall Of the Northern District
NevYoIk is Ia for the purpcse OF holding the Uuited
States Circuit aud District Courts.
Justice Grover Of Bualo holding the Supreme Court Cir
cult in t,is city.
United states Aarshsl Murray hss gone Fort Mcueny
on busintss connected with toe Osftsum,n..
gJPREME C0URr-SPECiAL TEaa Dec. 2.-Before jus
tce LEONARD.
DECISION.
Robert II. Johnston AIT. The Mayor, &c.-,Iudg-
uient fc tho aintf the demurrer with leave the de-
fendans 20 days paynen. OF the costs Of the
demurrer 20 be adjusted by the Clerk See opinion II tho
General Term by Justice lng4ham Nov - nbl-DeYoy eg
Tho Mayor, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

Tie contracts for the proposed change Of the line
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 30 that
It will run through Neenah and Menasha, have been
taken by responsible parties and tie work Is 70 be
actively prosecuted.
As an instance Of the unprecedented and ruinons
decrease in traffic experienced by the Southern rail-
roads since the commencement Of the rebellion, we
may mention that the Charleston and Augusta Road,
which one year ago uted 100 locomotives, now has
scarcely need for four.
We alluded on Saturday TO the proposed adjust
ment of the st. Louis County debt, by special
commissioner, who is now in this city. The 81.
Louis Democrat publishes the following corrected
statement Of the County debt:
COUNTY IsDsrTEDszss MATURING pEo. I, 1861.
TDteres. provided for In fol). .......... tS,po -
80 Bonds , 900 each, maturing same tne... 200
RENTED Tor Iso,VO
Balance si2,,OOo
The 81. Louis Republican of Nov. % says:
It Ia understood that within few days Government has
forwarded to this point 2,J0O0O million Of this WILL 4,
stated BE- spilled to the 81 the .Sas' sv as.
demands which have been found to be correct and the justice
Of which sonits Of no dispute.
TIE Chicago TELEGRAPH Of the Goth ult says:
The demand for Exchange active today bot the
larger banks sin supplied enstoer the brokers sold At
a ea Od' and ibs Il feel, raid by h. bioIs Gold buy
ing selling idial q cent for retail ots The Money
market continues sbundantly supplied All real business
paper readily negotiated Il 10 cent and the market would
bear Q much larger supply.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 30th says:
Thi. the active day bankers have had for sons
time past Checking lively the increase coming mostly
from the pors trade deposits were also geapd In eIehanso
the busnes Considerably above the average with foe
receipts and sales Dealers getting exchange now
o produce dealers than they have had any previous time
for ak months This 10 trAcesbs IA large degree to
lions IN proyisions The market st paying and
prem selling. The Money market % all iis features main.
sns easy and healthy tone Hog dealers from Kentucky
prefer the currency Of that State IN payment willis
Indiana and Ohio in many cases. give precedsncs
Treasury notes. Eor Gold there f. but little Inquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

1--WE have child three months old, which has screamed al
ppost necessarily with spasodc affection Of the bowels -
ths. we had despsired Of isingS It, stomach
sour bowels dersnged and almost symptom uufs
vors5ie until We obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING sly
RUP, which acted ike charm. 1t Immediately became
quiet and uane5 every symptom of Improvement
comfort 1t Is good ass little kitten. playful aud
smiling ard entirely well AL Of which sscIibe to
the use Of Mrs. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence New-York"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

BKwARE eP corSTERFBITs and INVITATIONS.
None genuine unless tire fac-simile Of CURTIS PEE
KINS, New York 10 n the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. Is CEDAR-sT, NETWORK.
Priee eolv Is cents per bottle.
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,iarket.-cArryurrr R.ronrrD ron rn.s y. T.rsuy.

MONDAY Dec. 2 la6i
and : 8 20 for Pearls.
CoTTON-Tbs inquiry to-day has been moderate bot at
the close the market is hrm We quote HdR7ie for Mid
C0FfEE-There has been very active demand for Rio,
partly speculative and price, have advanced closing very hfm
6d 6lc Other descriptions in fair request with sales OF
200 bss st. Domingo al Gic and 500 msil Ceylc at 9c
SfooK on RAyD DEC !, 1851.
Rio, JJ5l MsrI;sibo, bags.
Java, bag. ...... 900 It. Domingo bsgs..... 223
Jays NETS lsSSl l.sasM, S.ss'. S S,
lion mats .......... g. Ig2 Bombay bAgs.... 25
Total bags. 72,.47, p.st', s,sss.
FLOUR AND AfEAL--Tb. msrit Is moderately active
and frner Western Cat Flour the close, particularly
tie better rudss the arisas limited and fegL slightly
easier TIE s3e peiude $3.50 ces a. 60 90 - 81 for se'
' ss s tS S a ri low s ssIs
Il Western EIlTn IS sadS5 ~. foI shipping brands OF
round coop OLE. aud es1S6 70 for trade brand. do
Car ai an Flour Il i M demand aud tner sales Of Go
bbl at IS 5Jas6 % foI EaTas. Southern Flour u Ia limited
rqnes the demand being confined chiefly 10 the better
grades prices however without essential change SAFE. Of
80 hbs al 10 Tor mixed TO good Supefine Bath
nos &c and ~ goa 81 p fo Extras Rye hlour !. In good
demand and hrn sales Of go bbs al - loG - o. Buck
Moa s In moderate desnd sales OF 40 bbl al " for Jer
scy, AID 30 80 = 80 for BTAndywine.
FsHThe market quiet but MN both fof Dry Cod ard
oaAiS-The Whsa. market quito active and armer the
elose, DotSitls;apsng Tie liberal ar,sas bat portion %
vgot.on there 1. les disposition on The part OF holders 10
Sse IN addition 70 This feg are heavy At the close sn $40
bush. Chicago Syrinx 1T 81 ZlISl IS 1910 Hacne
Spiry st 2tE 81 Is; 1900 do. NorrVeEeIn Clqb 81
al 26esi 27 600 do Milwaukee Cab Bt 2pd* sst
400 d. Amber Ios sud Wisconsin u ~ 29dfl COZ ~ 10
DO Red WeEeru u 33Sl 81 $3.50 do Red sste Winter
at 81 2aSI q; l2,2oo do. Canads Cub at 70 ~ ~,
d. White Michigan st 81 4S0I 40 for far prime Barley
81 good demand sd owing limited receipts the markes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

Mas. WISsLow"-for helping her to survive
and escape the gpiug, cOlekng. and teethius siege
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosPECrUs. II
performs precisely what it processes to perform, every pat
sfit-nothng less Away with your Cordial" "Paregoric
"Dropso "Lauaanum," and every other Narcotic" by
and idiotic for life
We have Mrs Winsiow-know her only through
che preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
tnsD five had the power would make her fhe H.
rhysicsl savior to the infant
Rev. C. z. weiser to the "Germsn Reformed Messeu.
ss," at ChsmbeIsburg, Penn.
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81 happy to be able TO certify to the efficiency Of MRS
wINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP, snd to the truth Of
what it represented accomplish. Having te boy SUI
fsGns greatly from teethrg who could not rest and at night
by bis cries would permit suy Of the family to do So
purchased bottle Of the Soothing Syrup; its effect upon him
ike msc he went to sleep and al pain and ner
yoasness disappeared We have had trouble with him since
and the lt,ls fellow viii pass through with comfort the
erpcisiiug process Of teeng bythe sole aid Of Mrs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mo.heg who regGds
che health and life Of her children should posses IT,
"Mrs H. A ALGER, LEVEL, Mass"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

1--WE have spoken ithis Syrup Of the benefit Of cur iead
who Pareats We know its good value and have ex
psrieneed OF the rich blessings which result from its
rse"-Rev sylanus Cobb Boston Christian Freeman"
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"MrA wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has an unrrece
s.ated with me- my customers have aceTained
merits This "a tho rs tine in thiyfve years drug busi
that have Endorsed medicine for intrinsic good quail
ties know It gives the greatest satisfaction to parents snr
nuses aordDg relief and Quetude without any unpleasant
effects attending its
GEORGE A. FOWLER ofGulford"
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TABLE Of The Loant Specie Circulation, and Dspo'ih Of o.
Bank, of The Ctv Of Ketr York for the loeek endtas satu'
DAY Nor 90 1861, 10 sohies 9i1ed the Capital @ sae
Bank,
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Loans and discs ~ 20 81 Cc1lati0n.....f bJ7lN
Specie al 6o sSs .i1 0t, "
Total Capital. -bs,o0l,0O
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-28
NOTICE.

I1EIE undersigned be:s lesvc to inforn,el.is
Il friends and tic Public. that he is still a,
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carving
on BLACKSMlTHING, GUN, LOCK-
SMITHING. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORk-in short, iron work of all descrip-
tions. such as repairing CARRIAGES. BUG
GIES. ROCkAWAYS. CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE SHOElNG, FARM WORK of all
kinds: Also REAPERS, THRASHEES and
DRILLS. With his experience of u years in
a Machine Shop, he thinks that he cali do any
kind of Blacksmith Work from kneedle to an
anchor. and on reasonable terms. New Wag-
ons and Carts built cheaper than can he done
a, any other shop in this place. HORSES
SliOED at the shortest notice.
JAMES A. M'CATIlRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th, lss0--tf.
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MATHIOT'S GAY ST.
WARE ROONlSa

Extending from Gay to Frederick street.
having 40 feet front, ITO feet deep, and 6
stories high, Baltimore Md.
A LWAYS on hand large assortment oi
IA every variety Of Household and Office
Furniture, emhrscing-Bureaus, Rr.<tea'ls,
Washstands, War,lrobes, Spring Bells, Mat
tres-.., Of Husk, Cotton and Hair, Sofas, Tete-
a-Tetes, Arm Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Etase-
res, Marble Tables, Reception and Cpholstcr-
oil Chairs, Assorted Colors Of C"ttage Furni-
ture, Settees. Wood Chairs, Office Chairs, Bar
her Chairs. Cribs ard Cradles, Side-boards,
Extension Tables, Of every length.
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to
call and give our stock an examination. which,
for variety AMI quality If Workmanship, cannot
be excelled by any establishment in the coun-
A. MATHTOr & SON,
Nos - and 81 North Gay Street.
Feb. End, ls6O-ly.
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w f. ANDERSON, Nos. 10 II
W Second Street between Frederick Street
and Marsh Market Space, Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment o.! Cabinet Furniture in the city,
is prepared 10 seiirvery aIticlei hlSline upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience IN this line OF
business, he fia,,ers hilAse!i that he can COIN
pete, as to excellence OF Material, beauty oI
Workmanship and range OF prices, with any
establishment OF the sor, in thus or any other
CITY, His general stock embraces tull and
complete assortment OF Parloi C.airs, Scfds,
Rocking Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Suits, Bar room, Office and Dining Chairs,
French Iete o-Tetes, Settles, ar" Chairs,
Mattresses, Looking Glasses. DC, OF every va
ri.,y and description. He has also on hand
3eeisteads Of his own manufacture. which
can be pu, up and taken down IN TWO min
u,es. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture. are requested to cali and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
3. sure to find the right place Nos. lO& IL
Second !Street-War.L with 90 fee
front and large Fielding deors.s
Angus, ll,h ls59-fv.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-28
NOTICE..

yuIIIE undersigned wish to inform the
people of Saint Mary's and adjourn,
mo counties. that they have just completed
FIRST CLASS HALLWAY, and are
nrsnared TO haul out vessels Of any size,
and will REPAIR, CAULK. &C., on the
nos, reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch will be given
mall cases. The Railway Is sl'uatsd about
a osartcr of a mile from Leonard Town on
= Sne oyster creek, where We Will also
br;ll SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, II
reouired, on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS & FCNWk I'LL.
july 18th 1866.
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500 REV ARD.

DAN away from Rosecroft, the residence o
II William F. Hardy, in ST. lnigoes' dis.
,rict, on Tuesday the 18th instant, negro n,aa
Dav,u Williams. aged about % years. David
is abou, 5 feet, or : inches high. He had On,
when he left the Farm, a pair of white drai
cloth pan:aloons, b ack pea JACKIE, and whie
cloth hat. He took with him, also, n Sunday
suit of black clothes and black hat. David Is
a fas, taiker and very quick in his movements
He was purchased Of Barton Duvull, Of Anne
Arundel county. Md.
will give the above reward, il he 10 taken
outade Of ST. Mary's county, and $50, If he Is
taken IN the county-provited ne's SO secure
that get aim again.
JOHN MILLARD
for
WILLIAM r. HARRY,
Leonard Town, Md
Nov. Gath, 1859
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Bull d E r. S
nj ATE r 4 l. s

The undersigned would -cs?es fully cal! the
attention of the Public Ia their large assert
men, of DOORS, BLI.NJlS. SASH, TOGR
FRAMES. HINDOH FRAMES. U.3SN-
EO.4RDS. CASTINGS. NOtLDINGS. MN
TIES, and every description OF House build-
iny materials, which they have constantly on
hand and which they cal! furnish at III. short
Isl notice.
They are also prepared TO furnish n! Ia"
shor,cs, notice FRAME WOstaA t"i
Country Houses. Cottages. aud suburban
Residences. according 10 any plan or design,
all ready fitted to he put up IN their pr"pos-
cd sites.
F,.mcrs and others. DESTROYS Of building
in the country, would liu, il to i:.cr advantage
by giving us a call before rurciia*ng else
where as We are fully prepared to "X.cnf"
work OIL the most reasunahS teIi!S. And the
advantages, which We offer III preparing all
the materials that may be Necessary III con-
structing house, will he found 10 save the
Builder great deal Of vexatous delay and
expense.
M All orders left at their office CT ad-
dressed 10 them by mail will meet with
promp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGlILIN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Sill and SASH Factory,
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. %. Pratt street,
Next door to Penn Is Mitchell. Bait. Md
April 10Th, lSG0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-28
WRIGHTSVILLE
MAGNETISM Stone LIN

the best and chrares; IhatIs used for asriru ~
raj purposes. Qni"s AMI Stacked, either \, -
or without Masnesis. tOnr hpshelct z
wl' slack 'w6 Hnd aha'f Iushsss.l w.
every variety of STONE LIME, orc vss.
containing an ABUNDANCE Of MAGN
STA for ANY SOFT tina; nay require il. =.
the ether varieties contain n sufficient qua ~
afilme. Our Liwe Boats 90 10 NIL the s~-a
sable points on the Chesapeake Bay, a. 3d..
,ributsr es, are therefore rT4=hi ed io oi1e,
the Farmers and Dealers III M,rrisnd ano 4
sinia. eater facilities than fhrv have E..
had IN purchasing The above articles. Thar
for the very liberal patronage we have her. Sc
fore received. most respectful soil cat CT. IL.
raiion ofthe same. re
SIMMONS. BRlSCOE. & uITLTS,
N.iTRE DE GRACE, M.
March lG. lSGO-lv
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NOTICE.

nR. HENRY G.. FDELEN has removed
- his Office tn the Law Office heretofore
aried 10y u. Frei. Maddox. E>qr He
can always be found, either at his Office or
Moore's Hotel. when not professionally en-
gage,l.
Jan. 10. lS6l-tf
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CONFESSION BUSINESS.
THE adsrsigned begs leave TO announce
l. to the citizens Of st. Marys county that
no has commenced the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
NJ. GaocgRs' EXCHANGE,
Corner Of Exchange Place and Commerce St
BALTIMORE,
and win give his personal attention to oil pro-
duce consigned to him. He hopes by assidu-
>u* and prompt attention to business to merit
ne eophdence Of the community.
WM. X. DODSON,
with Late firm Of Luckett & Young.
REPKRKHcE
JAxEs Nsrr, Cashier of Farmers and Aes-
chants Bank;
Messrs. r. J. Carson & Co., Bankers;
WIN. Whitslock & Co.;
Freeland 4 Hall.
April 2sth. lse0-tf
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NOTICE.

YyllE undersigned has just received large
Il supply Of Ladies PARTY and BALL
Goods consisting Ut
Whits and CAorsd Tarletous,
Ladies white Kid Slippers,
Ladies White Kid Gloves, &c. SC.
Also,
Gents White Kid Gloves,
Gents Fancy Neck Tes,
Gents Fine Shirts. and Collars, &c &c.
l.. LEO. SPALDING,
Leonard Town.
January 3rd, lS6l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-28
VALUABLE
NiNL-E.iCTLNING PROPERTY
FOB SAlsR,

EN!E valuable pr 'perty. known as CLIF-
n TON FACTORY ana GRl>T MILL
twater pnw,ri, situated on the Head Water:
Of ST. Mary's river in Saint Mary's county
Nd, and embracing ABOUT three hundred and
fifty acres Of land, is offered ut Private Sale
This property has IN it STORE HOUSE.
which is good stand for business, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS, Workshops. &c. The pro-
perry will be sold or accommodating terms
For further particulars, apply to.
THOMAS w. COUGH,
10. FORREST,
Leonard Town P. 0.
Nov 18th. l9fA-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-28
THRESHING MACHINES.

have for sale the Peiton Triple Geared
Horse Po,cer and w. w. Diugee & Co.'S
Lvu Thrsxher, ,rih Rerolring Strar Carrier.
The machine is warranted to render satisfac-
ton to all purchasers. The price of horse
power. 80 inch Thrssher and Straw-Carrier.
delivered at any wharf in ST. Mary's county.
liz $185.
Farmers arc invited to call at my Store in
Leonard Town aud examine this Thresher.
+. LEO. SPALDING.
June 28th, l8s0--tf.