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Restless.

Many business men are restless under the present stag
nation Of trade and he prospect b,fore them. They are
ted to anything f'F charge. There is no reason
q, make worse BY precipitation. Peace viii come
saer awhile. Il can't he slg Until the whole matter
ill be understood and business vii adapt itself to the
e,siiss OF the case, and so on.
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,,,,.n,ofJaraes x. POlk.

TIE NeMianvile TENNESSEE Peoples PePer pieces a.
- NJ ia columns tho fOllo~iDg motto, which i
o,.5,,. 20 E1Presidelt Polk 40 treason to H'a''''a
since N, orgsIion Of soeieiy ''oud Be '7'i' - AFRO
Aa. Aim s6o ,oold l Ai' A,Ha 10 ds''ray i'"
Vaiga'
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MARRlED ID,

On Wednesday the 18th Inst at the redenee the BRIDES
ter In the county OF Dinwldde, by the Rev. Dr. Dogg Mr.
M>vIN D. PARHAM, formerly OF Brunswick to MISS. HEN
RIgTTA TUCKER
ALbey Wednesday evening, the l3h the house Of
tie BRIDES father by the Rev James T. Lefwh, Mr. BIC
pHErTEps OF Norfolk TO Miss FANNIE LEFTwICH only dangn
Ter NJ r. os L. Lltyi n Es..
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HOUSE OF DELtGATpS.

The House was called to order at IL o'clock a. NJ, By
Frazer by the Rev. Mr. Pettigrew, of the Disciples
Church.
A communication was received from the Senate, an
pn-ncng the passage of certain Boue and Senate bills
also lioasS By amending chapter los o. the Code and
concerning births, eeat.s. and marriages., ana ply
providing for the payment oi commissioners, lHth
amendments in which they ask the concurrence Of the
House.
PAY Oy COMMISSIONERS.
House bill "proyding for the pay of Commissioners,
Ito the Peace Congress- having passed the Senate with
emendnents and been returned the House, the ques
ton wes upon concurrng with the Senate in their pro-
posed sreneued. The frstamendment was to increase
he pay of our Columns sslSrs from IS to $40 per day.
Mr. THOMPSON asked if this De l2t require const-
The SPEAKER decided that it did not.
Mr. THOMPSON theFeupop demanded the ayes and
noes on the question of concurring With the Senate
Mr. RAYMOND opposed the call. There should be
no objection to the amendment The IS per diem was
lie sssrY formerly OF members Of Congress- who also
reseivea additionally mileage of forty cents per mile
The Commissioners niy received twenty cents, and the
difference would more thar mae p for the proposed In
crease of per diem.
Mr. THOMPSON withdrew his call for the ayes anu
noes and the amendment was concurred IL.
TIE next amendment is, "hat the additional sum OF
81 per day h. and is hereby directed to be- paid to Hon.
John Tyler, as fress ent of the said Convention"
The amendment was cOnea4.el n.
The next proposed amendment changes the title TO
read as follows can act providing for the pay q
VIRGINIA Commissioners the Peace Congress at Wash
ingtou, I'D TO the Southern"
The title 6 aIazndsd was adopted
Senate bill ito increase Se psy Of the officers OF the
Public Guard" was read first ana secoSd time.
Mr. ROBERTSON moved to put it on its Fass-se. II
proDosed to put the officers OF the Public Guard on
footing With those of the regular army, giving the cap
tain $50 first eSneut $50, and second lieutenant $40
per month.
The bill was read third time.
Mr. RAYMOND opposed the bill. The emOaumen-S Of
IL esptan now some 81, 000 including the $3.50
which he receives superintendent of the State Armory
This was more ths. o. thought he ought to receive
Mr.. MCKENZIE advocated the bill Precisely the
same sort Of bill passed the House the last sesson
Mr. YERBY said such bill was before the House.,
with the difference that it proposed TO increase the pay
of both the pri-ates and officers 1t passed the House
aud went to the Senate Ehere the clause increasing the
nav of the officers stricken oct and that increasing
the pay Of the privates This concurred in by the
officers themselves Yesterday the Senate passed the
bill now discussed TO increase the pay of the officers OF
the Guard proposed in the bill of the last session.
and the question is viii the House pass it9 The addi-
tona pay which the captain receives Superintendent
Of the State Armory did not affect the pay Of the other
officers he hoped the bill would pass.
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HE.vY DiyALcArIoS IN BosToS.-Edward S. Ward,
clerk In an extensive Cry goods store in Boston, was de-
tected in the set of embezzng money belonging to bis
employers He had salary Of ss5O per year, and for
some time had been living in an extravagant' manner
he confessed to having embezzled at various times sums
a bunting l. the aggregate to from seven to ten thou,
sand dollars The enrea.ies Of his youDg wife ipduced
hi employers to attach bis property, and permit HIN 10
e,,ape punishment.
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TUE QUESTION or REFERENCE.

We suboin tabular statement Of the Official returns
as far as received Of the vote for and against Teier
to the people the action of the Convention, "dssoSng
our connection with the Federal Union, or changing the
organic law of the State :"
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ON, rnRI,rspnnnENra.

TO CORsBSPONDENTS.
ssrs Ss5ails Hlssi - Gdsssef 70 kta7r g -
vslg.
,s,rssls. o., sea sfss q ~ 90psf 'iH Bcs e. pEb.-
e Ia r,s = long zrt1C 0tfs! g 90 saol " -
u i. no cass ~ dsngft3 fg CoildTg H0iinf szcssA-
= AfHnss are charged fr cs IcrtrtiScfrtli.
~ 95cdrG0 alC~.rfs 70 r6fara rtic.e4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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OLIVER SOAP-The best article for cleaning hvef, CIV
~ 'As ~ now EDWARD I. R0BINsons
mhls-6. 9Th and TrankIin sis, !
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100 536 45,l6l
40, lGl

Aa, Tor fef'g t5,S75
The counties not heard froE Gre buchanan, Cabel,
Elizabeth City, Greene Logan, Mcdowell, upshuri WIS.,
Wyoming, and York.
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ELOWER sEEDS.-A he,h p ol,reat ~, rec. We'd d
IL EDMAED T ROtiNs ONf,
nllG-0 al and trsnAla -.
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CoSvEcricrr-The geaeral election in this State viii
Jake place on Monday, the Is. Of April The candidates
~. q. f,Llnws.
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"A r. RS PRGmEIyf p.r

~ TEks Is conceded % be The most dec0ss Who'll,
aud erecua tonic In the World used by every Fam
lily In WAC YIA, solely for this crae .houI
found 10 The house 81 every Southern Family r al H.
Of the stomach and bowels They fall m
Of DYsPkPsA Nervous Headache, &C with pain o.
stomach bowels they give immediate relief do-drd
yers and 10 weak aud deblattd persons they will Give MI,
precedence all other Bers Thee bters had n
Mes'rs GRAY, PURCELL, LADD co, by all pronn,ut
Druggists IN the city OF Richmond aud eseEhere 10 ygna
North Carolina Also, by c. sr0Tr CO., Washington City d
o. CANDY GiIPIN co Baltimore; y. A. PAHSEsToCK AGO.
Philadelphia. and BARNES 4 PARK, NewYrk
Orders allied by addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
6-ifc Kichmond Va
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co,e-rcr lanes y. Smith. William Sprague,
4. Cov.--o~ $50. n Green. Samuel q. Arnold,
~, C.reral Sullivan Rsllou Walter s Burgess,
So III STE Joln K Rlr.lett John +. Bartlett,
''-sts,rsr samuel A Plrker samuel A. Parker,
t,,rr-ess rs l. Chris Robinson. Geo Il Browne,
CONGRESS. DIS . VIM. d. Brav,on, VIM P. Sheffield,
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Rspu5fcu. Opposition.
cov,-,or W A Buckingham. jaime. T. LOOMS,
L. Governor ...Berj. Douglas, Aug. a. Hazard,
Ss,'y Of State. j. Il. Trumb1il, \. b. stephens,
,,,.-t-,llsr l. W Cutter Horace TAYLOR,
T-.,srrsr Era Dean. THO Kirgsbury,
Congress, Dis l.Dw;gbt Looms, Alvin = HYDE,
Congress. Dis John Woodruff, Jas. l. E1glsh,
Congress. Dis SAN A Burnbam,
,,,,9,sss Dis 4 Orriu 8 Ferry, Rufus l. Baker.
The Republican candidates for Governor and Congress
are the ilcuu5ents I'M all cases.
RaoDE Is-lNp-The State election in Rhode Island
viii take place on Wednesday the Sd Of April The
Constitutional Caion aad Democratic parties have united
uoou teke, TO be run agains, the Republicans. The
rival candidates for the principal offices are as follows
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MAGNOLIA BALM.

PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
FhECkLEs, EKUPTIONs,
sUNBuKN OR TAN
This Elegant Preparation renders the kkn son and & "
parting TO Marble Pcrty II mos, cool refrshlnv
piled the face amer 70 the sun, and gye -
relief to the Sting Of lnsec Nothing poisonous enters % a.
conposion. The contents OF hottie might be tsken ~b.
harm application erery night yor ioeef triQ en-. ~
" IimPies. 30
Fold everywhore-Price P.ny CeEts a Bottle
WI. BAGAN CO., Propre,or TroyNy
AQen
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- cry POOR.UOTSC

CITY POOR-IOUSE.-I re,nac,.
G> fully myself 70 the voters Of The A.
Richmond Candidate for the SUPERINTENDENT Oy ms
CITY POOR HCUsE, at the ensuing April election
mhl3-tdAprl RICHARD RERs
R@CITY COUNCIE.-The follogpc ne,.
~S will be supported FOR the CITY Council Ia
MADISON WARD
PglCHY r. GFArTAS, Gao ". R,SDIps
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, 1HO1 SAMSON,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30

DERSONS needing the services Of a first
!! J rate Dentist will dp well To emplow Dc
J RANDOLPH WALTON. who in
tends locating himself in the village Of Lean
ard Town. Orders addressed To him thr.,upl
the Leonard Town Post Office will recsiv.
prompt attention. HIS terms are cash. DR.
Walton has had ,x,nsid-rcr.,ble experiences i,
his profession, is muaierass i'm his charges, anc
has invariably given satisfaction to th.se wl,,
have employed him. To give the readers "I
the Beaeun some idea Of tie standing of DR..
W. ax PRACTICAL DENTIST, the fol.
louing letter, addressed to him By DR.. Ninian
Pinklry. U. s. D., is appended:
u NAVAL ACADEMY,
AxNAPoLis, Maryland,
April 81, 1855.
DEAR SiR:-It gives me great plasnre t.,
express the confidence have in YOUR skill as
= DentiSt, and To rec.mmend y"u, az far a. ]
have influence, TO the patronage Of thu Public.
have had an opportunity IL witnessing your
m.sie OF operation. ann hare no hesitation IN
affirming that il exhibits your thorough knovl-
. ise If you profession. ...
ann. sir. very respectfully
ynir olhSlient servant.
s4- NlNlAN PINkNEY,
Surgeon q. 8. n.
DIR. RASpoLrH WALroN, Annapolis.
April 4th,. lS6l-tf.
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Nj ARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS

TO TIE FARMERS or 81. HARRIS
u w"uld most reslr ctful:y call y.a,r at.
tention {" my large assortment Of NIPPLE.
NEJNTS. ] am manufacturing and pre.
pairing larger assortment IT Agricmiturul Inn.
Ei'ments than hav" ever before offered 4,
the puhle-H"rse Powers and Threxbers
Wheat Fans. Cum Mills. Crn Shelter.
ft'ngLe, Harrows: Cultivatars, and man,
"tf'er articles 90 numerous To mention.
cal supply the Farmer with every thing h,
:nay want. With regard to Horse Power,
would cali particular attention to A Ga,
lat "f PELTON'S TRIPLE GE0REI
POWERS. 10 r0h ,CiM or seithomt band
'ch'eh gre not ss,passsd in ibis or anu othe,
marked; aud mort respectfully invite ths,
who are In want Of Machines to give INC a cal,
~ ieel confident that ] can suit En-. MIR
chaser. | am making CORN MILL for
grinding C.rn u, H.ne. Thi. Is a good Mill
has been tested and Pronounced 10 by ~xpe
rienced judges. To this / ask your spe.
cial attention.
l tender You my sincere thanks for Tn,
Kindness heretofore shown me and beg q CON.
tinaance Of y"ur favors, determined to max,
strsig ~fi"st to phrase all who give ME tl,c,,
cnst'n. Orders will meet with prompt stt-,r
iiol by being directed to
WILLIAM II. HARDING.
$50 Pratt STREET HHarE, baltimore. lid
Feb 7ti', IS5l-ly.
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sAuGn's
RdW BO4vE
SUPER fa0SPATE
ga',e
LIN E.
FiRMERs. TRY IT. IF YOC WISH To
RINSE LARGE CRors. AND AT
THE SAME TIME iMrKovE 4
YOUR LAND.

TN the preparafian Of this valuable manure
i BONES ARE USED IN THEIR RAW
STATE ONLY.
They have never hera ROLLED NOR
CALd1NED. They are taken a. nature
u,a.i% them. crushed with powerful msrhincry
and snhj-~t ts q process hy which ali the
virtue of the bme Is retained, anal !, srtilix.r
is procured furnishing in concentrated and
soluble E.rra. the two Indispensable elements
in the crnwfh 1T plants, viz. Pf1OSPH0RIC
ACID Il AMMONIA. These two elements
b, the ,,.e If '.Isangl.'< Raw Bone pio-, .l,a,,'
are given ts the anil in all their original
strength and purity. They assiniIass a,
once with il. furnish all the aml,ssiia ne~sirsa
for te craving craps, AMI leave the lani per-
msuenily heueffted.
CASH PRICE ix4s PER row.
OF 900 POUNDS,
q CENTS RI. FOUND.
This popular Fertilizer csn be had Of
Agents in the principal tnwn., ar may We or-
drre,l tl'rs'zh anx Coa''nissi~n Merchant il,
GEORGE DrGDAIE.
CENTRAL DEP.sr & AaEHcv,
No. 4 SPEAa.' WHaRY.
% - fa BaLTIllt:kE
Feb uary 9Th, lsSi--Sm.
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VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
PDB SAIBs

TiE valuable property. known a. CiIF-
4 TON FACTORY and GRlST MILL
twa,er pnw.ri. situated on the Head Waters
Of "a. Mary's river in Saint Mary's county.
Ml., and embracing ab,ut three hundred and
fifty ARES of land, is "ff;.red at Private Sale.
rhis prnr~rty has on il STORE HOUSE,
which is a 4srni stand for business, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS. Workshops. &c. TIE pro-
perty will hr s.ld MI accommodating terms.
F"a further particulars, apply to- --..
THOMAS w. COUGH,
s. 10. FORREST.
Leonard T"wn r. o.
New 18th. 1S6A-tf. <
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

w b. Tucker has just returned fr"n, Bal.
/" titmre with SINE early SPRING
GOODS. VI the latest At, les.
Fine English aud Merimac PRINTS;
Black and White GINGHAMS:
Blcachet aud Brown MUSIINS;
DUCAIsS. &C.. &c.
Also, mems wear for SPRING Ready Made
tao'hing. Sh'es. Gaiters, Hats and Far"y No
ti"ns, &c, all Of which will be sold low fr
Cash or to puuctuai customers ~, short credit.
W. p. TUCKER,
Sas.airas & Oak
=. u. NJ liquor sold to parties to drink q,
the SLrc when they are in a state Of in:ox lea.
ton, without any respect t. pcrso,,s.
March 28,h, lS8l-,f
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STATE or NARYLd.vD.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
Frederick City, April 18th. 1861


Frederick City. April 18th. 1861.
WHEaEAs. Il hx. he.n represented to
me that ccrtain citizens OF Maryland. not
Asldsng Commissions in the Maryland Mi
lis;A. sae en:issing aud aru,iug a,en. and
ordsxias taem On Military service within
the State:
AHd Waespas. Il has hecn further r~p-
resented to u,e that certain other citizen.
Of Maryland. holding commissions in tn.
Maryland Volunteer Militia, have ordered
their soldiers on military service without
karing 6rse complied with the provisions
Of Section 80. Of Article SO. Of the Code
Of Public Geuersl Laval Aea e,a8as
And Wbs-eas. such acta. in dercgation
% the authority and dignity Of the State OF
Maryland. ere At oil sinss subversive OF
eood order. and in the present excited
condition Of the public mind. are we'll cal
culsssei 70 imperil the public peace.
Nov. therefars. [. Tuomas HoLllpAy
HICKS. Governor Of Maryls and. do, BIZ
thu ny Proclamasioa. warn I'll each per-
seas sf the snlswfulae~ Of such acts !; and
d sejsia upon the proper sushorities Of
The several counties and 1t the city sf BAL
tinsrs. 20 nee that the laws Of the State
be not violated in the premises.
(-- Given under my hand and the
ssAL Great Seal Of the State of Mary
IT, laid. At the city OF Frederick.
taa 18th day Vt April. eighteen hundred
and sixty-sns. E
THOs. n. HICKS.
May 9th. l66l-3t.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

INHE undersigned has just returned from the
City with The largest, ANA beat selected stock
OF FALL. and WINTER GOODS ever ofFere,
to the citizens ofS,. Mary's County, consisting.
~ part, ofvery superior quality nf Heavy Goods
prices--ulso Boots and Shoes oftl.e mos, sub
stant'M make, aud best material. Reside. Cloths,
C'.ssineres, vestinsr and Ill Kinds Of 6ne drrs.
Goods, tor Ladies aud Gentemen--a carefully
selected, and we'll assorted stock Of ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly to order, and
variety Of articles ofalmost every kind no where
else to he found the county He respectfully so.
icits call from those desiring to purchase, feel
ing assn 'ez1Giat his thorough acquainianc with
the business, resulting from long residence in
the city. will enable him to Offer such induce
men,s as willdefy compe.itisn.
E. n. JONES,
fsClifien Factory.
Sep,emhe. 9Th 'ssU-ly.
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WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes to buy . lot of
I LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, of b. I'll
SEXES, fr wii.k the highest market rricre sill
i~ imi,i. Persons Wishing Ia scll. who nssy ,s<
SEES hinr durinr his present tanr thr.ngk tic
Soitlien c,.uatcs Of the State. will have their
orders pr"ml'l, re,p"udcdtc. hy .s.ldr-sir g.
ALLEN s. DORSEY,
Washington D. g.
Feb 2nd iScG-tf
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a IL persons indebted 20 me on Tavern ae
IA count will reme forward and settle the
same without delay ~ wish all cl.inss due n.e
closed forthwith. intend hereafter to do an,
exclusive CASH business aud am determined
10 gre no credit Cor EATING, DRINK
ING or HORSE FEED fr.m the lss Of Jsnua-
ary, 1891.
JOHN r. PENWlCK,
Proprietor,
.E Union Hotela
January 3rd, ls6l.-,r.
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NOTICE.

1UNIIE undersigned wish TO inform the
IL people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties. that they have just completed
a FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size.
aud will REPAIR, CAULK, &c, on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch will be given
in all cases. The Railway il situated about
quarter Of mile from Leonard Town on
4 fne oyster creek. where we will also
build SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, if
required. ON the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS x FOXWELL.
july 10Th 1S6O-tf.
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FOR COUNTY CLERKSHIP.

The friends If DANIEI. r. MORGAN pre-
ssst him To the vaers of Sc Mary's c.alnty AZ
. candidate Ea Clerk nf the Circuit C,nrt a:
ths slsc,in In 1853, and solicit tn his claims
u siispassiosste consideration.
Eu> 10Th 1861, .
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30
For COUNTY CLERK.

announce rnyfeif as a candidate for Clerk
"f the Circuit, Coart fT Saint Mary's county,
AMI respectfully solicit the support 81 my
friends and the pn:'lir
GEORGE ii. HERBERT.
March 2S.h ls6l.
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2sp JcoicrAL DrsrEicr
FUR THE COURT OF APPEALS,
ROBERT FORD,
SAINT EARY'S COUNTY.
March 2lst, 1861.
FOX THE LEcISL.iTURE.

Tho fri*ud. Of RICHARD COTTON sns-
gesi his name la the vs sers Of this county -
a Candidate fur the Legislature, ard ask fos
his ciaim' a dispscioi,aie consideration.
March eth 1861.
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LUMBER, +.. .....,
SHINGLES Grsa sss
IAruo Fae1eFss ~
= q
H. BRICKS,
i LIME.
rf%# s.s<es 5a@ IL YIN
-ss EEf 'f"se's

SASH, DOORS and SHUTTERS. !.
LNuk sale. ~ the rrry L.rssf price CASH
~ .APPROSEl, crrsiii. Bri'ss buy
i:g. call and sex ~ a, the s,rn~r of f.,,a.
and German Streets or at 1872 Light Street
Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
BURNS & SLOAN.
March 2ist l66l--tf.
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"E arr authorized % announce Col gro.
w w. HUGH rs. - candidate far re-eIee.
tIoa 10 Congress, ahject To the rsii6e>tsxs Of .
cEIScsarIc avn sourHEas RicErs Consem-
rfns;. if one sisuid lie assemb.sx. .s.lsss = sal
May q, le6i--sa- sS@sl fsf - = II
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR A. sAPPINGTON has removed
~ to St. Inigoe+' District. where he Of
fcrs bis professional services to the public
He may ts fuuId at his residence, near st.
lnigees Store. late the property of Dr.
John c. Ashcom.
Jan. Slst, lS6l-3m.
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FOR LEASE.

A STEAM SAW AND GRIST Mill.
n On the Patuxent River Fur rent OF
lease . DWELLING HOUSE adjacent -
Also foe rent SMALL "A RN on tie Three
Nutchsd Bad. For Particular. enquire VI
0akvills. % the premises, or to the under.
signed. - -. =.
J. FORREST.
Feb. 2lst lScl--tf. ~
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-05-30
FOR CONSTABLE.

J. EDWIN ARELL announces himself "A
. candidate Tor Constable in Leonard Town
dIatrct and soliciLs the votes Of his friends ami
the Cubic.
Feb. 2Sth, 1861. ......
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GARDEN SEEDS.

[ UST recirea aud fus sale a large sssort.
. ment Of fresa GARDEN SEEDS.
+. LEO SPALDING.
MARCH, 1ih 1861.
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FOR SHERIFF.
Fur CONSTABLE.

The friends nf JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce hin, as a candidate for Cons able, in
l.snnard Town District
April 9Th, 1861.
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LUMBER
SHINGLES.

Flooring. &C.
WE rvita the attention of our friends and
consumers, generally. IL St. Maryis aud
asif,!tsirg counties To our extensive assortment
vi scasoned BULLnLNG MATERIALS.
All parties contemplating the erection OF
Dwellings, Barnes, &C.. will find i, greatly L.
th.ir advantage to give ms call, a. We can
cell at lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per.
Doors, Frames, Sash, &C., furnished al
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks. Lime, Hair, Nail.
&c.
NJ. Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
LNn.ltT firm, nur Yard
CARSON. ZIMMERMAN, & CO.,
West eide Union Dick,
Norfolk Boat Wharf
March 29f', l860-tf
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NOTICE.

THE Co-partnershiy herctofme existing
= under the firm Of COrIINtiHAM &
HARDING i. this day dissolved by mutual
c"nsent. Wm. H. Harding ia slone-anti,or.
lied to s<ttie tl~ business If tl.e firm.
SAMUEL COfTINGHAM.
WA. III. HARDING,
Baltimore Jan. l lSCl-4w.
Tie undersigned, having R,ugl,t ont &h.
Interest "f Samuel Catingham Of the firm %.
Cstin2ham 4 Harding, will hcrea ft-r ..pduc,
the business in his "wn Nams,--and he m,s,
respectfully s"l:cits ;le favor oi the friend. o
the old Firm.
WM sH HARDrN.
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isAAAc JACKSON. cEs. pIseRE.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES. II
ISAAC JACKSON 8 CO... Propris,osss
(srcrr..ea. TO THOs. y. mARvEYJ
Jennervi,ie. Chester County. Pa.
t-EFes
To 'he r,Tneri and Planters Of ST, Mary's
AID salann.s counties.
eTNil E Subscribers beg leave To cali attension
i ssF.hxir sarge stock tSr The Fall trade. q
Arplez; Pears, standard and dwarf; Cheruess
Pea,hsIr. Plnms; tpriruis; Ne .tasines, ali se.
lecfed and rhuire varieties. Our small frusS
Department eosunr!ses every thing in It's class.
Stra ~swrry, one hundred varieties; 0ixpes.
afty varieties; Currans, Raspberry, Gooeeherry.
Rhuharo or Pie Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock Of 0RNAMx Entail TREES 10
very heavy, aud comprises all the common as.d
most cf the new. both evergreen and dicsduousl
Roses, Dahlias aad bedding plasas of every Do
scrir'ion. o~sgs Orange 7ar hedging. This
,lani - de.uned soon tn sups,Sede all others for
this purpose. bring hardy, a rapid grower. iss
strong shorsss offering an impossible barrier 10
all kiads uf ssc~k Our ssrck 10 health. sad
well srowns aud our pr,css viii be found aslOw
as any "thsr establishment. Orders solieisedf
Addsess
ISAAC JACKSON & co., III
Jennervile, chester Co., Pa
p. =. Catalogues furnished on application.
Reft ce--Franrss j. astnne, Biaomsbary, J.
EiSin Coad. Loeas, Grove, 81. Mary seas,,, v !.
AaxSr.--G. Fred. Maddox, who IL
! ogenr for this ea,npany, will attend To- all
arlefs left with him. l-ss .s.#
Sept. 18Th, ls6U-tf. V esF14 So tt