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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12
Tho COTTON supply IN EngIand.


The London Times, although it consoles
the COnfederates as it best can in their deeds
of rebellion, never let's an opportunity es-
cape of telling them that cotton is no long
er king, or at best but dethroned one,
who can never rise TO rule again. In late
issue it says:
ave are under no necessity of depending
exclusively on America for cotton, and we
have seen how singularly imprudent such
dependence would be. India offers us an
escape from the difficulty. The infOrma-
ti0n which has reached us from all parts OF
that country is, except on single point,
perfectly conclusive. To the quantity of
cotton which India could send us there is
literally no limit. Even the question of
transport, which has hitherto been the most
important of all, will soon be set at rest.
In less than two years from this time there
will be actually competition for the goods
traffic between the cotton districts and the
coast. The Bombay and Nagpore railway
will penetrate to the very heart of the Nag
pore country, while Ithe river Godavery
will offer equal facilities of carriage. Three
rocky barriers cross the stream at intervals
and block the navigation, but between
these natural locks steamers run with safe
ty, and at each Of the barriers the cotton
can be transhipped and taken a short cir
cult by land without much trouble"
Referring, then, to The allegation that
Indian cotton is not equal to the American
the "single point" above mentioned-the
Times disposes of lthat objection by saying
that the immense demand and good prices
will soon raise the Indan cotton culture to
a level with the best from this country
and winds off with the following declara-
tion of British independence against the
tyranny of the American King Cotton
"Our readers can be at no loss TO remem-
ber the main difficulty which has hitherto
prevented any extensive cultivation of cot
ton elsewhere than in America. The Amer
leans bad got possession of the market, aud
retained their monopoly by the punctuality
and excellence OF their supplies. No cot
ton could beat American cotton when
American cotton was to be bad. Other
descriptions could only contend for the mar
gin or surplus of the custom which the fav-
0rite article might leave. Even now. if
the crop Of the Southern States might be
liberated, il would, as far as 1t went, drive
all other cotton out of the market. Conse-
quently there was no certainty of demand
or price for Indian or other foreign cotton
while this state Of things lasted, and, if
there had Ibeen no changes in America
things might have lasted so long time.
Now, however, there is sudden opening.
American cotton is actually out of the field
for the moment, and there is no saying
how long 1t may continue 50. Competition
is free to all, and there will be room during
this unexpected opportunity, for the i'm
prOvement Of the article up to the requisite
standard. When America appears 10 the
market again, India ought to be her match;
and, if this can be accomplished, England
will be relieved from any risk of a cotton
drought, while India will be enriched by a
trade of many millions year."
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12

The CHANCES OF BATTLE.-"At Waterloo"
said Napoleon, II ought to have been Veto
rious. The chances were hundred TO one
in my favor. But Ney, the bravest of the
brave, at the head Of AZ, 900 Frenchmen, suf-
fered himself to be delayed whole day by
some thousands Of Nassau troops. Had It
not been for this nexplcable mac tivity, the
English army would have been taken fla
yrante dtIietO, and annihilated without strik-
ing blow. Grouchy, with 10000 men,
suffered Bulow and Blucher to escape bin;
and finally, heavy shower of rain made
the ground so soft that it was impossible
to commence the attack at day ybreak. Had
been able tOcommence early, Wellington's g
army would have been trodden down in the
deiles of the forest before the Prussians
could have had time to arrive, 1t we're
otherwise lost without resource. The de-
feat of Wellington would have been peace,
the repose of Europe, the recognition of
the interests of the masses, and of the de-
mOcracy."-[Montholon's History,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12

VALUABLE ANIMALs.-A worthy doctor in
this town, a part Of whose name is Olen-
dorf, says the Red Bluff Beacon, is the own
er offs COW which he intended to have as
sessed-and thought it was-at the sum OF
SIS. His surprise may be easily imagined
when he came to pay bis taxes. and found
that his bovine property was valued at ST.
500. As natural consequence, the doctor
demuTred from the valuation, but so far,
we believe, he has not been able to change
the law Of our Medes and Persans in refer
ence thereto. Another gentleman was COM
PEELED to stand raise of $3.50 on a hog,
He had assessed bis porcine property at
2 so; when by some hocuspocus the sepa-
ratrix was slightly moved to the right to
stand $3.50.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12
Hotels and Restaurants.

S T. L us H Ell,
Commercial ST., Nevada.
IINHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Il inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that
he has leased the above well.known establishment
situated on Commercial street, Nevada and will give
his undivided attention to the comfort of his guests
The Building is a Fire Proof Brick,
two stories high, the Rooms commodious and well
ventilated and for convenience not surpassed by any
Hotel in the mountains
So THE TABLE ga
VIII always be supplied with every luxury to be OBJ
tained in the market
Travellers and others visiting Nevada, will find at
the ST. LOUIS, all the conveniences and comforts of
A FIRST. GLASS HOTEL.
List of Prices
BOARD, per week -.................... ......S6 90
Doaru ahu LOGGING 90
Chsie hiedis.. %
LouSluB, per hlgut DO
By constant attention to the wants of his guests.
the proprietor hopes to merit liberal pa a'ronage
Nevada, July %, 1861. J. VANDERLIETH.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12

DOUGLAS PREDICTIoN.-On bis memorable
journey home from Washington, shortly
before his death, Senator Douglas remarked
to a distinguished Kentuckian whom be
chanced to meet at Indianapolis, ~ know
your man Breckenridge better than you do
yourselves. Mark my words, sir; within a
year from this time John G. Breckinridge
will be General in the rebel army" The
result shows how thoroughly Mr.. Douglas
did know his former friend. The year has
but half passed since the prediction was
made, and to-day Mr.. Breckenridge holds a
commission as Brigadier General in the
rebel army under Buckner, at Bowling
Green.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12

Learn in childhood. If you can, that hap
pinsss is not outside, bat inside A good
heart and clear conscience brings happi.
ness, not riches OF circumstance can ever
do IL.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12

APPLICATION is to be made to the Gov
ernor for full pardon of John DOlan, con-
yicted Of the murder of William Sharky.
Butte county, sentenced to be hung in 1867
but afterward had his sentence cOmmuted
to imprisonment for life by Governor
Weller.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12

HEAVY PURCHAsE.-Swift, Harbin & Co.,
of San Francisco, recently paid man
named Alexander Bowers, $3.50, 900 for
mining claim at Gold Hill, N. T., on which
they are now erecting two quartz mills.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-12

NINE planters of West Baton Rogue Par
ish, La, have contributed SCI, 900 worth of
sugar and molasses for the benefit Of the
Confederate army.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

M "A IL L u ~ ~ Il IL IN T.,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. lsben.
PApKEf VIOLA, Captain W. IL. Maxwell.
PACKET PERCY Captain A g. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER, Captain o. u Durks,
T FAVE Richmond Monday, "wednesday and Friday.
~ at p NJ. Leave Lexington same days nj O'Clock, A. NJ
With superior Accommodations for travellers, trveeky
between Richmond, Lynchburs, and Lexington.
Packages conveyed By this line vii be recsed for al our OF
Ace and paid oE, II lost. Our Agents are
". p orutehfeld Richmond; BOcoek Parrish, Lynchbrg
and Ii. Norgroye. Lexington nslo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

ENILEs, CAST AND SHEAR sTEEL.-we have OF
hand good u the above Goods, 10 which We In
lite the attention Of Manufacturers generally.
ny20 sNITH RHODES A co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
Manufactory
CORNER 7rB AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA,
MERCER & HILL
RI prepared supply at the shortest every descrp
q ZION Of work In ther line Operating with the approved
machinery and The best quality Of materials hsy vii sni
iheir TO be Of the beat order.
Person. who either building repairing respectfully In
vted 10 give us call.
~ Orders froua the country will receive prompt attention
purchase Gss sstcry pees snd enabled fufrh
ssfh glssed kt tie loves. rates.
APPLY MERCER HILL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOoi
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250,000i

IyyysrKp IN liz UNITED sfifEs, OVER ssOo,ooOi
An Directors Personally Responsible for hs Engagements o.
hs Company.
XNTE respectfully ask attention 70 the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company TO It's policy holders IN M
large capital and Investments, a. stated above
capital and Income Of the Company enaole 10 take
line. parties requiring large amounts ofinurance
II addition to The ordinary mode OF Insurance. : 0ompany
mes NEWT POLICIES the payment OF lENiRRU.
Al PREMIUMS Property Ii, ihenceorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED ThePcy be cancelled at tine. aud the
alrr viii be rs,uTueie per cent
This Company win By loss Of Rents By Fire.
ev and most liberal principle.
nder ts Policies Company all claims paid
senn sa,oy proof oaE Without dbdIer' enf dedue
Nor inis,A sis usual AFTER presenss
,ion Of rroof WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
usN ~ Main street, under e. Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

YINR LIQUORS.
f.ore imported direct nom france b. ths"Laps
w 4ar,"
100 cases tns Clare. Hae
% baskets Champagne Wine
B easts A. French Brandy
besides large lot OF superior old Wres and Brane
questionable as 10 and purity having been bought bond
Also London Porter Scotch Ale, ih and Scotch Whisky Old
Jamaics Rrm &c. Oar stock Of Virginia Rye WHISKY cos
most Of tie best brands Of which very old and srpcr
III Of which xn advance, pur
ehseers- JOHNSON, YOUNGER OTEY,
is19 Va. - Pearl styssS RirhYaond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

GARDEN yOOLS.-spsdes Rskes, Hoes Garden Forks
VI Tanspanng Trowel Garden Reels and Lines Boys Spades
Ac for sale by o. sINToN, Sign Of the Circular Saw
uhi4 II ee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
ALL TIE PREMIUMS.
PLOWS! PL0WS!! PL0WS!!!
eTIpKE,s PATENT SOUTHERN PLOW

VYTAE Awarded Q kaicnt Dytn r1tcn' Oom- ~
wv mss.ner al Washington, on the gOth " a-.f
day Of August, 1880, and 81 the late Fair Of S5
the virginia STATE and Central Agricultural Nm
Societies held In Richmond In October, Tas GrsSzzEU
awarded the Premium for being the best one
horse Flow the best tvohoe Pov and the best rsehorse
ar Pov on exhibition all The most popular makers
Of Piows in State and awarded the silver Medal the
Pair Mechanct institute Of The State held Richmond
bad crop therefore, send your orders and s Ne be. 70 be had
No. %, 0 dosu above o. Charles Hotel
ala. Richmsnd, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
ENCOURAGES
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES! .
% - ...scisly II you obtain q. desirable SoSu'
IN ~ ~ rOrs them than her ACTUAL HO'I-
~ 49, - gSSaAW WOODEN COMPANY
- ,rysnsed last year. and Ia order 70 MAKE sue SSo
90 cope,s with hut would Esh-r AID SoeL -
by furnishing grades aud styles o. 1oous ma ma =
btsfsre beca aade IN Virginia, hey ned theE nm 49,
n,s, he aest AMI hres quality Trey are hoN az
n ssflEgEs and CLOTHS of every vafey Iron ~
$3.50, rso md aesso wool and solicit me attention Nv
~ suts 10 tLeir Goods AL Who have seen tns
Ios rNnufselased =, lgst expressly ior we m 49,
Hts pro1ounce then a. least squA II not - 1'
- nv ~ been buyinS heretofore, and qa - -
~ XJ-jsls s;ae and Central Agricultural soSieSs, - M
Z. thI, civ 10 October last awarded 70 - S
-, s,iai for U-lr exhibition Of WOOLAS 6VODS' WHICH IL
49, -. bslatiscl Shsws Blankets, he n, .,,..,
nav rely upon every piece OF toous
go Sst n l. REPRESENTED, and under no
IN. pNnv be induced 70 work shoodJ Ia mex S0'~'' N'
-n -, ssrt ~ cettcu win their WOOL .,, --,,.,
Whitney S~1 - LrwIa D. CRKNSHAW, Presiasnl
sAryxL ?. MrCwxiL,
NEISsToS 6onos, D.rse.oa.
JoHa n h1sTAauA,
R.W. HAaSocD, j
A ys, for the sale Of the Goods EAnufAetured BY me Sren
49,, Esn Company Richmond Va, We have new on nSne
go az so wards Of rne plain and fancy single ana peuo
s C.sssfss Cloths oeSdes lot OF nae ae
lerr.ar shsgB manufacturing al he rate OF
80 sr week al which ODER 70 The trade a. ia prio
- s zlth entire confidence hat the entsrPI van TO
ssye liberal support OAhNonA" pJ.SradSS5 Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

SAKDINRs-so Gases sardnes quarter Boz.
npa Corner ltth and CARY Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

APRIL, 1861.
D r Y GOODS.
NrRoHANTs visiting this city with view of making purches
M respectfully solicited TO examine Stock Of DRY
GOODS. We Offer for sale:
800 bales Brown Greetings and shirting,
200 0suaburgs
90 cases Bleached sheetngs and shirtings,
60bales Plaid and Striped osnaburgs,
80 pieces Striped and Plaid Domestics for servants,
50 bales Tickings,
30 Denlrs and Striped sh!r.ings,
80 cases Fancy Prints,
80 Cotton AIDES,
10 Colored Oambrcs,
Is Kentucky Jeans and Tveeds,
And age assortment Heavy and Fine Linens for gents
White Csmbrcs Irish Linens Lawns Plain Striped and Embroid
cred Bereges and Popin5 Cloths Casneres Vesngs &c.
oil Of which viii sell CHEAP The cash and prompt trade
ELLETT DREWRY,
No. II Pearl street,
ap1 Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
VULCANirs TkhTn rrvrv,, ~
40 Tiili lIILITARY

20 The MILITARY.
AN supplying large numbers OF the Combined Folding Hinge
Camp Bedsleai which has given entire satisfaction 70 oil
ho have purchased notify those who have copied any
d the mechanical which Ihaye applied for pa
ent legal to protect my claim against AL
nd every encTOachmrlt
Ibave made decided Improvement In Painters Army Camp
M and aso another Damp Bed which eqaa or superior
any except Folding Hinge Camp Bed use lhave
lao variety Of Damp oo and Chests Those Interested are
.sspecttay invited call and eTAmn eior hemseyel
Y O. HOWE
yls Governor aud lsth SIS, opposite Capitol Square
yUNDaIE, IN STOnR AUGUST 9TH, 1851
y % bbb kxra Large Fat No. Maekerel
25 BAGS Grain Pepper
% bxs Ground do
5bags Race Ginger
60 Pnsnto
q bxs No Numegs
o do London Mustard
s. do zig uelng
70 do MaccAroui
leo half Chests Green and Black Teas
utcJ Rice
250 bxs TailOv Candles
IS dO Fancy Scaps
l5G bags shot
- dozen PEuted Pals
% do Wash Boards Hi
100 bx5 Clothes Pins
% ioE Cotton Plough Lines
Geo do @rs. Milerb Smoking Tobacco
5OO do Goodsn's do do
2S bxi Palmetto Chewing do
ION genuine Principe segars
$50 gross Matches
81 do Mason'S BacAng
10 bbls New York syrup
IS bxS Soda sGleraius
yor,seby ~M wLLLAcEsoNs,
au6-d2W Corner Pearl and Carr Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
SASH. BLINDs AND DOORS.

eAWING AND TURNING.
HE Oldest In Rcncnd where may be Be has
the above articles perfection, Of the shortest notice.
Being confident Giving entire ssfscicn the Subtcrber soil
es the public patronage Having recently added
have ths work vtot disappointment dsay Give nss ssu
Ss11-M hLB AhbL1ks hNsWfsse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
DICHuOND CLOTElNG N ANtFAC-,> y

PICHuoND CLoI ~. % q h,as : iarse and ~
cor,,Ist- ASSORTMENT OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED NJ
GOODS Cloths Clmsrs aad yesting Of al grades rom
r. ,,Tospg noted Nils CrenshKw NILS Richmond va s,et
gls Capete r county Va; Kelley, Ford Cos NILS,
TreiereSsgur Va Aimee Mis- Marion, snih eoa1Ii
Va Rock lsaad Nb, Charlotte, n o. vhieh Se are 49,,
a. M shors, notice. and In the latest and mess
approved STYLES ill In every respes VIZ
a. hes, goods and many Of the CrenshAS
1900 IN ouaty 10 French There be no longer an eH
eue ,r eayin goods Manufactured out Of e state
~. Keep aSsya on hand a stock q FRENCH AND kNuLhh
CIOrS CAsSNERE MOTTO be surpassed oy any house 10
he city We have q CATERS, and corps OF wotAeh
moi 10 b. supasleI tn The Union, with dstnnn
on tusl our patrons with Southern
SOUTH Hni made SOUTH and We trust 70 DC
.o mi orn s5u determined 10 do anin our power
40 nash forward southern infutrtonl. . . .,rv
OlotAlsrr and Merchant TAliors,
-. Oornsr o. Main ~ t2'h 4'T~s,s
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
PATUxENT RIVER LAND
FOR
rs 4 l. e.

+ mt sid Il private sale bef"re SAT.
,. ucs''l,er the 2osh. 1850. ! wil
4: 4; = M. he ], sill. .s \. {! CHAR 4 ::
sfllis 1Im Il situated 81 shA ratnxeni
Rsfr. ~ anirg she lands af Mrs. 8. l.
Thomas and Nah James Collins, aud coz
taii,f
ONE THOUSAND ACRES or LAND.
Persons wishing 10 purchase Lard Of supc-
rior quality. where good iy,affi and all tho
delracics "f the water -are T., he had are
I. qne.std t. c.,li and examine the lferaires
Steamers, Z, snd frem Baltimore, para tfi-
land ev.yy day. 4s
1Flis Farm will be divEisd aid sold j.
fhrfe paffs. Eth ss I'll.
Terms made known on application to tAf
rnsl~rrisnsd. and Ir,SsfsTion ssH be given a.
the krst day nj Jaansry, 1851.
ny. y. CARTWRIGHT. u.
Charlotte Hall. r. Or
Sain. Mary's Cesasy.
Nd
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
MOT IcE.

ryyEE ur.dcrsis, ed hse> leave to intort''"h''
Il f,cnds md tb- Pubic. '..et lie is still ~
,he II SrhNr.'r i.-"narn T"wt, carrying
n ELaCkSMiTHlN Nc, HtN, LOCK-
NJ Thing. SHEET IRON AND S.OI L.
WOnk--lu short iran work III All .!e>"ril-
;;u,.. such as repairing CARRIAGES. Bit
tilE.S. EOrE NWAYS. CARTS. WAHGNS.
HORSE. SiAlElNG. FARM WORK nf al
kind: $50 REArER>. TlInASiiEES AID
DRILLS Witt h> experience 81 II years IN
Nsrhi,, Ship. ne thinks that he ca, d" any
k;,.d II i,ia. t-,ri,h Wo:k ;rsn! knc,dir 10 an
nncirr. aui nn reasonable TERMS. New Wag-
.r,- ana Carte huIt cheaper t!.l can be i ~
=, any ,Nh-r shop j., tn. gaacr. HORSES
SEiOtD =. ~ shortest Notice.
JAMES \ ..'CATliRAN,
blacksmith.
JANA. I:;l. lseO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
BUJL D ER'S
vi 4 TIE RI Al s

Th. un c : ne ", all r'-?e .-ul ca th
Attr.tl". j ti.' Eti!'ii, I" tt;i i,r-;. --.t't
..,,..i 4 UUOR,. III LtIj~ SASH UOOi
FE i.NES, INNDU' fi.i.ILs. i ASH
4U.fHiS tI&iNGS no! LIjNG.>. AIN
iLEo, as.i every ,:.>c-lIt'"l, - IL IL, li'.s.d
~ In.ts rint. "a hi. j, thy sa:. cl.t,li., .!
3ull4 AID tlrn The. Al iGr:.is'4 II IL, short
- '",.,c.
rlr, ~. .I- ~. ,.Arcc u. i.,n.>i p: ~.
>ir....,., motto. FsE.a H.s1 - g. E. /"
C.'.,rtr, ;i,iu>..> ''..;r.,:'-. *uL >ntau'tr:.
le~iti li..- 80. r,.i... t.,,,, !.:. ~ i. 80
All r";.'i\ Iit:.t ~ t:e put up N 'is'.l' i'r"rs
81 sites.
E.ru,r. AID others. lr>i!u.. Il "u.i,!r {
l.. tl.r clntrv .u'-i: ii..i ~ i'tiT !1va.;, =
~ giving ~ al. W.. purchasing t!-t-
where "a "" ars lrily prepared I" "1.cn"
work pn tnr ,nn-t rt,>.Hi,ii, terms. .t.c a..
advantages. wt.i,.h .il,r il, preparing Al!
'l:r materials that n,.y hr he cS>rr. il c,n,-
sirnctlus q mouse. viii H.. f..lii.& L. save tie
builder i great deal oi vrxa,inus ic:ay anc
XIIri>e.
EtJ All rider. l.l, at their Office 'r ~d-
dressed IL then, .'y ul"ii VII meet with
pro,mp am. .a.i>fsci.i, att.,,,i.'n.
MAUGliLlE & JOHNSON.
Steam Plai"irg .IiH and Sash Factory.
East Falls Avenue. near Pratt Street Bridge
War.hou>r No. 80 Pratt, street.
Next 'io"r t. Pen: & Mitchell. Bat. Md
Apr; l9tn, loJ0-- ".
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESrABLiS! 1MEET.

M f.. ANDERSON, Ms. 10 & IL
W . Second S.yt-t iet.ssea Fretsrick Street
and jidrsh .uarhd Sta,e, Bal.incre.
Having the iara.s, Mare ROOMS and bes,
assortu,en, oil Cabinet f"r"''1Tf in lie G!'t j,
is prepare 10 Se!l"vtr, ..:tt..l.- "a IL, tine ar"L
IN. ni.st li!,,.Ta! anG Accommodating. ir!uS
Having ha.. 4 bong experience IN ;a.S il.e Of
business. h. flatieIs iI,El>ti' iiaI hr raa coni-
pete. is to excellence ui Material. beauty OF
workmanship ans range OF pricsF, " III any
establish msh. al the sor, in this or any other
CIV. liiS c-ncrai STOCK embraces iull and
rump!-,- a>>urln.en, o. Iar!.r Chairs. S:Jes,
lacking Chairs, Spring Lo"ngss, Chamber
1n,tx, lar room, Office aud Dining Chairs,
French Js!e a. Tees, Settses, Arm Chairs,
Euthasts. s,ooAi"g GLASSES. de-. oi every va
rie,. and dsscrip,icn. liz has also on hand
!Scls.eads of his own nlsnufaeiure. which
can be pull up and taken down in two min.
u,es. Persons from 81. Mary's. wi>hing TO
purchase Furniture. are reqmest.d to cal and
EXAMINE his Stock before buying elsewhere
3. sure to lind ,be right place Nos. 10 & ~
Second 5re-i--FarsL Louie vsih so Tee
front and large Fielding doors.
August 18th lS5g-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
NEW FALL AND WINTER GLCLS

F1sHE undersigned has just rsinT.s; { on ths
y City with lhs lssgssss ana beas seize zee ssvfs
|stFALL. ant WBE'EkR GuOisA eve D.saa
~ the citizens of s.. Mary = Cs0niy e<,sssAisl.
80 pert. fsery saeezsof qvsisty RI Heavy Gsads
fer StFyants' fIcshtnE, ~ The n,uSl n1oeSsse
ssansnal make, and hsstnssaersI. 6essdes CIoshs,
Csssrnerss. vsstdnss end ali kinds OF Ene d.<ss
Go0dg. tor Ladies and G;snsienea--a ca, efuIly
sslec:Ad. and we'll asserisd ssoak Of ready. mace
clothing .nanut.etu red expressly TO order, and
variety Of articles ofsImos, ever kind no ~hsrs
else TO lie found IN TIA county. He resi- ec,fuiy .s-
he''s eah from ,hosc sssar'ag 20 purchase. teei-
ing asStIsd sh&t hrs thernus ], acquaintance AZ.
ib< busiBsss, resulting from a long reader 10
ne eBy, will cradle him to sffer suet. ,adv..-
80 ~ ~,h defy conPssis,sn.
III. Jones, s.s
Clifton FLctcry.
xaptsmke. azth 'shs-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
J. H. LucKETi,
Sto k, n ete, pa,
AHb real Estate bAokhs.
81 Second Street,
HALTIM0 ORE
Il EYE RE. &C

P. Gibson. Cashier Barl"; Ia b.. e
C. X. Coleman, ca-A: q eh.s,:' -.
A. Back, Cash. Fsaspaiiu f'a.k. ihel. =
Carson. Banker. Ta6nnas j Joi,ns:.,,
Adams. Warwsa, Fyaek 4 Eaii. III. Aii..
Cash. Union sank of MAJ. .a..a A1F 4. 4.
Vicksss, pes. Marine Bank. J.'l's'' u 81. 4
Ia. Etz.kers. Jseial Les T. w., nag j.r-
Kim. q ca. Young 4 C.rso.. Wa. Pull Ia"
BrDkr, Wiasai"gtam, d. &.
MAY 24eh. lss0--,i.
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VALUABLE
EA.NL'F.iETERl.t'F PROPERTY
FOR cA.L.A,

rTE:i valuah. rr perry. k.own ~ CLIFF
ION FACrDKl an,i GRISr MILL.
i"a;.r poser, ..tu,'r'! IN the Head Waters
{ X. Nary river II >a5n' MARI county s..
MI. ani rnh:a rs ah~nr :n.,,. hundred and
!i's, Acres II tand j.. .if..r..i =, Private Sale
ih> property has III it .>ToHt. HOUSE.
": i /, Is 20 4 stand CIR hu ,'.,.. HOTEL,
UNEI LlNGS N.fksh". 81 Tie pro-
perry will he sid "n accommodating terms.
Fol further particulars. App, to.
THOMAS ". COUGH,
10 FORREST,
Leomsr,.. iowa o.
Nrv 18th laGa-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21

TNvHE undersigned wisKto inform, .he
IL people of Saiat Matys and adjourn.
ing Z, un,i,s, that they have just completed
q FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and are
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size.
s.ri will REPAIR. CAULk. &.c.. on the
ass, reasonable terms. Proapt attention.
to all xork. aud quick dispatch viii be given
mall cases. The Railway is situated about
a quarter Of mile from Leonard Town on
a tue oyster creek, wh.~e We viii also
builc Slows, BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required, ca tn" Iow.st trcn,s
HAEkE;. NORRIS & FoXTELL.
july lYH lsG-G
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-21
500 REV ARD.

DAN away from Rosecrofi she residence a
IL W,!l,sn. F. Hardy, ~ ST. LIMOGES dis-
tr.c;, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, negro ma
DAVID Williams, aged about "a yeats. DAVID
is about s feet, 6 ar 4 inches high. lie had on,
when he Jeff the Farn-, = pait al "htie era
cu,n psnialoons, sck re< jn"kei and Will :
cloth hat. He cook With tiI", also, Sunday
s,,it Of hs, X clothes and /. 5lark hat. David
u :ss, alike. and very quick IN bis mose'"e"
he vas purchased Of barton nuyall. ~ Am.
Arundel county. Md.
| vii, give ti,s above reward. Il ne ~ take
outside ~ 81. MARY county AMI e3a, Z he
,-ker. !" the r'.untv--!r.vite, hr's >" <rcare
la, ge, :.in, again.
JOHN NJ. WILLARD
for
WILLIAM r. iiARDA
Le.marG T~rn. Nd
Nov. 9lih. 1859