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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22

CoMlNa TO Iowa. Turning aside
from the din and clatter Of military matters.
it 10 truly refreshing to notice the advent OF
the advance guard Of immigration to our love-
" State. peace hath its victories 90 we'll %
war" and nowhere can the husbsndmsn
achieve more brilliant ones than upon the To-
wa soil There is o vast area of rich prairie
here, which is easily conquered and brought
in eubiection to the farmers will Come and
occupy.
Yesterday We noticed many families CON-
ing across the river to the land Of promise.
They we're mostly from Ohio. and we're on their
way to the interior. Four wagons we're les
tined to Washington county. We are informed
by those we coLversed with that there will be
good deal Of emigration from Ohio to Iowa
THE seaeon. We are glad to hear it, The 70
cilities afforded here are unsurpassed, and ws
hope to see them rapidly improved. Every
immigrant wagon which comes into Iowa 10 .
step forward in prosperity.
ExrRAs.-Ihere was good deal OF
feeling expressed upon the streets Saturday
against the Telegraph Company on sscount Of
its refusal to permit the Press here the Issue Of
extras containing the important news. There
was not only feeling bot bad blood in the mat.
ter. We are deeply interested in this.
and ws should be exceedingly sorry to see any
determination made that would compromise
the dignity aud peace Of our city. The Tele.
graph Company purchases its retorts Of thu
Associated Press, aud the Associated Prees
binds the Telegraph Company. by . special
agreement, not to permit the issuance Of ex.
trss BY the papers it furnishes. If the Tsle.
graph. Company should forfeit it's agreement
with the Associated Press. than We nigh.
stand chance tc be put to greater ineonven-
ience than at present. We should be pleased
If the Associsted Press would eaee their re-
strictions little. 1t would certainly be q
matter ofgreat graft tication to us and the pub.
lie il We eonld be permitted to lay our news
before the people at intervals during the day,
in extra form. We hope some arrangement
nay. b mads. by which We can supply the
earnest demand Of the people. These are ex.
citing times and in few dnys they will be
much more %, and the people are not in the
mood 70 wait
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22

TnE recruiting business progresses
With some degree Of spirit Military ardor hss
become much aroused. as We had reason to
EXPECT it would be. Still the companies are
fitting up. They will not be in readiness
moment before they are needed for active ser
vice. The Southerners are flocking to the field
bv hundreds and thousands. and there 10 no
use u delayiD matters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22

Why So.-It is said, and with much
truth, we dare say, that those persons who
were 40 ANXIOUS to 60 into = Southern cam
,.iyn are the very ones that don't come for.
ward Hox is this? The ardor OF an election
campaign ought to be increased rather than
diminished when the tug OF war comes on. ana
where immortal honors or everlasting shame i
xaifinp Let no one fAlter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22
From Philadelphia.

FHtLAbELPHfA, AFtH ~.
The 7th regimen; o. New York, and the
Massachusetts men are At the Baltimore Rail.
road depot. The carr ere getting ready for
the conveyance Of the tsDops.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22

RECRUITING AT LECLAIRE.-On Fri
day evening trio Of eandidates for military
honors. burning oil over for glory. beat them
% vss into the belief that II they spruesd up
right smart, and went up to LeClsire. they
could Just pick up more ssslwart volunteers
than one coulI agitats . stick 1t. Therefore.
acting upon the idea, they contemptuously
:ossed asids their ordinary civic drsss and en-
bellisbed their muscle in shiny regimentsls.
glossy boots. breaches with sanguinary stripss
running longi, udinally. coats Of military cut
plsntifuily adorned with glittering buttons, ep.
aulettes. white belt, ETC.. in gorgeous array
military hats sll covered over with pretty
things, and surmounted With fussy waving
gloves, spotless lines. and . cigar sach-com-
plstsd thsiv outward blandishmsnts. when in
triumph they left our city. Tue tout s~seable
vas killing. They vent. and oil along the
way created immense surprise. Of course. The
bsspsnglsd Uniform. the so.dieriy bearing. the
military hsutsms vas said to be astounding to
simple country folk. No doubt of it The
entry into LeClairs vas the sigma! for 9 hurry
ing TO and fro" They halted and ordered sol.
dierly Refreshments. The natives Of that re.
public huddled around them to hear the nsws
and see the pretty things. O. dear, We can't
stop to tell hov much uas said, how much
people stared. how much they wondered-hov
completely taken down they we're. We have
something head to look after. The people
gathered; quite good bit Of fellows came in.
The soldier men made known their mission
through their interpreter. They invited all
the able DO lied men of the city to join their
company as privates. The war blood got up.
speeches were made strong worde. not found
in Sabbath School books, were used strong
symptoms Of . muss become apparent to the
naked eye one man got fearful gash from =
knife, in the head (of his drum) and one Of the
uniforms showed = coercive spirit. The others
begged him to wait for On overt act from the
natives more bad blood boiled; more impolite
language was banded; more natives mixed in
Thinzs had . bellicoss aspect, but finally
will became more tranquil. The recruits made
up, All came away the same night. in the sane
buggies occupied by the men of "fuss and
feathers The curtain dropped.
The moral Of all this is: When you 60 out
soldier hunting-especially to LaClaire. don't
attempt to take on sirs. Go. II 60 you must
dressed 10 the plain gsrb Of the common citi-
gen. Go slow, and don't "slop over"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22

ExcHANGK.-This commodity was
held At 10 per cent. yesterday. Drafts on st
Louis vsre not good. The grain dealers have
TO get their funds from that place by e1prsss
which occss ons some Inconvenience. lhis
however. may get better-psrhaps worse
There is no telling which. The rapid decline
in stocks will have . tendency. OF course, te
increase the rate Of exchange to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22
RE.MOT.AL.

RE.MOV.AL.
CAMERON 4 WlDD IN GTON ,
HOUSE PAINTsRs AND GLAzIBRs,
TTAvING MOVED FROM NO. ., EAST
III Third street to No Is, West Third street, sre
now ready TO attend 70 Ill orders Of Palating
Plai +, asd Decorative Paper hanging, Grainisg,
Marbling, Sign Writing, Whitening and Wall
Coloring. lmch5S-tn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22
PRANK PLUNBR. 0kO =. VAN hoohf
PLUMER II VAN HOSEN,

A TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IA and Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, 100000; City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn.,, Capital, $500,04
Office in LeClairs Block. Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-22

CEOWGE T.. HU BUEt1H,
TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAR PUR-
n Lie Oprlcg, No. |, (up stairs over Smiths
Varsity store, corner Of Brady and SECOND streets
apl6-dIy
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL. WORKS.

TO TIE NERS or 81. N4RTS
We would mos, resp. ctfully call v"'ir at
tention to rur large assrrt'n"nt vt LuPLf-
NE.N'7S We are manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment Agricultural isa-
Dlemeaiy than we have ever before offered e.
the public--H'rse Powers ana Thr"shers.
Wheat Fans, Corn Mills. C1rn Shelters.
Plnugl,s, Harrows: C,ltiv' 1t rs, and many
other articles to numerous to mention. We
can supply The Farmer with every thing he
may want With regard 10 H'rse Powers
we wonld call particular att NH " to 4 fine
lot Of PELTON'S TRIPLE GE4REU
POWEPS, 10 rork tcitt or ~ithom band
.ois,ch IRE nat surpassed in this or amy other
market; anil We ~ at respectfully invite those
who are in want Of Machines t" give us a call.
ss we feel confident that we can suit the pur-
chaser. We are making CORN MILL. for
grinding C,rn u, Hume. This is good Mill.
has been tested and pronounced SO BY expo
rienc-d judges. T, this We ask Your si~-
cisl attention.
We tender van our sincere thanks for the
Kindness heretofore shown VA. and beg c'n-
lin lance Of y.r.r i..Yur>, determined to make
strcrg cG,rt 7" please al VII" give u' their
custom. Orders will NEE, with prompt Itten-
tiua Ly being directed tu
COTTlNG!l\M & HARDING.
$50 Pratt street Whni, Baltimore. Ma.
april 18th lsGa-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w r.. ANDERSON. Mas. 10 & -
W Secomi Street bei~e,a F'"'erick Street
and Harsh Market Space. baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment, OF Cabinet F"rniture in the cit, :.
i. prepared: TO s-lrv-rv article III his line upo
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had Il long experience in this line oil
business. he ilallers himself that he can COM
pete, as to excellence OF Material, beauty %,
workmanship and range oil prices, w IN any
establishment oil the sort in thus or any other
city. His general stock embraces tull and
complete assortment OF Pdrlor Chairs. Sofas
RocIing Chairs, Spring lounges. Chamber
Salts Bar room. Office and Dining Chairs
French 7'te- a. Ieies !Settecs. Arm Chairs
Mattresses. Looking Glasses. de-, OF every va
re,y and description. He has also on hand
Betlsteads of his own manufacture. viii; h
can be- pu, up and taken down in two min
utes. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing 10
purchase Furniture. are requested TO cali and
EXAMINE his Stock before buying elsew here
3. sure TO find the right place Nos. 10 & ~
Second !re-t-Wartl ou-e with 80 lee
iron, and large Folding doors.
August 18th lS59-Iv
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31

To the Farmers and Planters Of g.. Marvt
and adjoining counties.
THE subscribers beg leave to call attention
Il to their large stock for the Fall trade.
Apples; Pears, standard md dwarf: cherrIee !;
Peaches: Plums; AI'r,rorS; Nec'aunts. all Sc
lected and choice varieties. Our small frult
department comnrIsem every thing IN ITS class.
SIra @herry, one hundred varieties; GIapes,
fifty varieties; Curran,, Raspberry, Gooseberry,
Rhubarb or PIE Plant, Asparagus
Our stock of ORE AMENTAL TREES Is
very heavy, and comprises all the common and
mos, Of the new, both evergreen and d,cuduous
Roses, Dahlias aud heddn. plants Of every de:
scrp'ion. Usage Orange for hedging. This
plant is destined soon surercede all others for
this purpose. being hardy, a rapid grower. It's
strong ihorns offering an in,passihle barrier to
ali kinds Of stock Our stock is henltLy and
we'll grown, and our prices will ne found AS low
as any other establishment. Orders solicited
Address
ISAAC JACKSON & co.
!eHaer,ille, Chester Co Pa
Up. s. Catalogues furnished on application
Reitrence-trancis J. Stone, Bloom sburv; J.
Edwin Coad, Locuat Gro, {, S- Mary s couuty.
AGExr-G Fred. Maddox, who il
ogent for this campany, will attend to al
arders left with him.
Sept. 18Th. ls60-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
coal, LUMBER, LIME,
H.AyER, DE GRACE Md.

The Unders,g led having lncr ed sed their Gap
tai and Basi &c Fsc.li'Ies, have ihis oay
fa-,,.d /. Co-c,rr,arship under the name aud
s,vls Of SIMMONS, YRiScoE s. HiI.LES,
a. the con,,nurion If the Coal, Lnmher and
Lime trade, heretofore conducted by Briscoe,
tNnes & Co. and summons A ai!les. We have
Gov stan,ly on i,.na for sale md imnedlsteshiP'
men,. every variety Of Coal and Lumber
Goals. Baltimore Co :. Er:se"on, Ft,ston,
Sun ourv, Locnsi Mount. Lumoer' Whi.e
Pine, White and Yellow Pine t'o"n"s, Suing
Pi.k.,s. Lath.. Cypress Shingles. best North
Carolina. CuIlnys and Se5ects, Hemlock and
White Pine Felcing. Jois's, Stuadins R'!i
Stuff cut 70 orde,,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
ITRTGHTSTfLLE
magnetism Stone LIME,

the hes, and cheapes, tina, - used for asricuitu-
raj purposes Quick arid Stacked, either with
o. wnhou, Mas"es,a. cone 'ushr' ., Iaick
wal slack two and ahalf. bnshels.j We nave
sew v,r,.,v Of SrOvG LIME, one variety
ssn,ain,ng an ABUNDANCE o. MAGNE.
Ala for ANY SOIL. that ,nny re iu!re u, AMI
the ether varieties CO ,,ain a sufficient quantity,
sflrme. Cur L,r,e Rats so to al the aces
sabls points Oh the Chesapeake Fay and Its
tributaries, we are therefore enabled to offer TO
the Farmers and DE ders in Mwyland AMI V,r-
sin.a, G eater facilities than they have ever
had in purchasing the above afucies- Thankful
Scr the very liberal patronage ~e nave hereto
erx .ec.ived. nos, respectfully solicit csn,in
NATION Of the same.
SINNONS. BRISCOE K HTLl.ES.
H.fTRE DE GR-fCE, ND.
March 1e, 1S6o-1v
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
NOTICE.

YNIE undersigned brgs leave to nform+hs
Il friends and the Public that be is still ut
the OLD STAND. in Leonard Town CARRYING
on Bl.ACkSMiTHING GEN. LOCk-
SMiT!ilNG. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WOEA-in short, iron work Of all .lescrip-
lions. such rs repairing CARRIAGES, BUG
GlFS. kAWAYS. CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE SiiOElSG, FARM WORK Of all
kind; also REAPERS. TllRASIiERS and
DRILLS. With his rxpernnce Of IL years in
Machine Shop, he thinks ,!.a, he cab de- any
kline! Of Blacksmith W"rk from kuee,lle to an.
ai!chr. and nn reasonable terms. New Wa..
''ii> ANA Carts built cheaper than can I've .l.,ne
AT any other shop in this place. HORSES
Sti0ED at tho shortest notice.
JAMES \. M'CATIlRAN,
Blacksmith.
January l2th, lS60-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
UNION IltlrEI..

HAVING purchased the above properly
u Il the subscriber respectfully informs the
travelling public tina, lac IS now prepared to
accommodate them. Tie Hotel W i'll be thor
oughiy repaired anu all lss rooms return ished.
The personal attention OF lie subscriber will
"a devoted 10 It's management. and MS best
Efforts will 81 gwen TO make his guests COM
Portable. Ills table Will he supplied With
whatever the marx, affords. acd his Bar fur
n,shed with the best Liquors and Cigars
H's servants viii always he found attentive
and accommodating. S,her aud reliable
Holsters have been employed. and the sub
scrioer Will take care that his stables are no
neglected.
tie soiir;'s the patronage Of the former
guests OF the Houses and that Of the public
generally.
JOHN F. FENWfTK.
Leonard Town
Oct. 7th. IS5s-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
Il UIL,D E r. s
Nj A TE RI A l. S

The undersigned wo1ld respectfully call tn
attention of th-, Public T. their large assort-
mens Of DOORS. BLINDS. S4SH. Door
FIR A.NES. HINDOW FLAMES. HASH
BOARDS. CASINOS. MOULDLNGS..NAN-
TIES and every description oi !lnusrBnld-
ing materials. which they have constantly on
hand a"d which they can furnish at the snult
Isl ri"ilce.
they are also prepared 10 furnish at :h.
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
Country Il";ises. Cottages. and suburban
Residences, according t" any plan or design.
all ready fitted 10 be pu; up on their prop"s
cd .;tr<.
FARMERS and others. DESTROYS Of building
IN the country. w"nd tiuh il I" their advantage
Nv giving us a call before purchasing else
where as We are fully prepared t" execute
work on the most reasonable terms. And til,
advantages, Which We ciicr Ia preparing all
the materials that may I've necessary in CON-
.truciing house. will he i"nnd 10 save the
Builder great deal Of vexatious delay and
expense.
ass'- All orders left at their Office or ad-
dressed 10 them by mail Will meet with
l,rump and satisfactory attention.
MAtGIlLiN & JOii NSON,
STRAIN Planning Nh atd Sash Factory,
East Fails Avennc, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. o. Pratt street,
N~xt la,r 20 Penn + Mitchell, Bait. Md
April l9;h, is"O-- ~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
.noTicE. Te CREDITORS.

NOTICE, TO cREDITORs.
ORDERED that William c. Love, an in.
~ solyfpt Petitioner be and appear before
she Circuit Court for Saint Mary's county on
the third Monday of March nexf. To- Answer
such interrogstories or allegations. as may be
ysopounded 70 him ny his creditors.
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
Dec. 2hh, IS60-3mI
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
"BACHELoR'S HOPE"

located in Chaptico District about f'ar miles
,ns! half from the village II Chaptieo.
Against any and ALI persons srespa-sing after
the publication of this notice, ths las will he
strictly enforced
WM. T. A.. REEDER.
Nov. 22ud, ls6o-la.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31

TIME undersigned has j,st returned from the
i City with The largest, a.a hes, selected stock
.. FALL, and WINTER GOODS ever offered
ID the citizens fist. Mary County. consisting,
IA part, efsegy Superior qvsslity Of Heavy Goods
for Servants clothing, at the mos, moderate
lrces-aiso Bosis and Shoes ofthe most sub
ssantiai make, and best material. Besides Cloths,
Cass,meres, vestinss and all kinds of fms dress
Goods, tor Ladies' and G-ntemen-a carefully
selected. and well assorted stock of ready made
sioshing, manufactured expressly to order, and a
variety Of articles efalmost every kind no where
siae 10 be found IN the county HE respectfully So
ksi,s call from those desiring 10 purchase feel.
ing assures that his thorough acquaintance viii,
The susiness, resulting from long residence IN
sAe city, wll enable him TO offer such induce.
msnts a viii defy sompesi,lsn.
E. II. JONES,
Chftoa Factory.
Sepss@bsa a7.h 'ss6--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
100

IVU.
The above S-huyikiil f.imestnnes are Masne
sian Lim~s:ones, OF pretty nearly equal c"mpo
si,,on. They are most especially adapted to tie
soocat,on on soils whlcl, are deficient IN both
Lime and Nasnssis.
JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
]. H. LuCKETT,
Sto k, ote, Bill,
AYE RHAk EsrATE BROKER,
81 Second Street,
BAL TIA O r Il.

kEFE l. NcEs.
p. Gibson, Cashier Bank Of Bait. Baltimore.
G. r. Coleman, CASH Mechanics Bank, J.
II. Buck, Cash. Franklin Bank, Thomas j..
Os,rssu, Banker, Thomas d. Johnston. j. G..
Adams. Warwick, Frrk & Ball. X. Mickle,
Cash. Union Bank Of Maryland Bait. Il. A.
vickes,, Pres. Marine Bank. Johnston Bro. &
o., Bankers Josiah Lee & Co., Hagh Jen-
kiss i ca. Young s. Carson, VIM. Pinkney
Drooke, Washington. D. G.
Nay 34th, ls6G--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31

BALTIMORE, MIL.
& WILLIS (la,e OF the firm Of ; Wild
% s. Co has commemorative LUMBER
BUSINESS on his own account. and IS pres
pared 10 furnish LUnBER IA all raTiehes tor
Building al, other purposes. He vii! fur
ni,h also
FRAMES, SASH,
DOORS, BRICKS, LINE OR HAIR, d.
With many thanks to his t"rm-r custom
erS ia 81. Mar,'s and rhe adjoining counties
G- hopes to retain their confidence and re-
ceivc their patronage and pledges h'mseifto
U, every elfort,n please. and willsel u cheap
lof cash or approved paper.
Dee 9th iSJS-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
JOHN #. CLARKE.
AND
Commission Alerttant,
HAS moved to the fine and commodlous
H WAREHOUSE.

H w WAREHOUSE.
No. l54 West Pratt St., near Light,
and begs leave 10 inform his friends and the
public that he has on hand a large and gen
eralassortmento oil GROg, EF.iES, consisting
in part OF
GOVERNMENT, JAVA ,LAGUIRA and
RIO COFFEE:
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS. Of
every grade;
GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL, Y. HYSON
BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS and
w 4. MOLA SSES;
SPERM, ADAMANTlNE and MOULD
CANDLES;
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERF1NE and
BCCkWHEAT FLOUR, Sc.
lie also invites the especla attention OF his
friends and customers to his extensive stock
of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC L.
QUORS. which have been selected VITA the
creates, care and cannot fail 10 plea-e.
BALTIMORE. March 4th, 1889
Msreh le.h' lsSe-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
MILL WRleHTlNe,

TVEIE subscriber, having had thirty years
! experience at MILL WRIGHTING, Is
prepared and willing to go to an, part of the
State to do such work as REPAIRING or
BUILDING MILLS. He can also do rough
CARPENTER work. All work done in
substantial manner and with dispatch. Ad.
dress.
F. UNKLE,
Great Mills.
St. Vary. Co.
Oct 18Th lsec-sm.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
FOE SHERIFF.
NEW SHOES. NEW SHOES!!

GfMMS & MADDOX have just ressivea .
~ large assortn,en, Of NEW SHOES. Of Ike
6sst.qaality and ufa.sizes suitable for y svhp,s,
whfch will lie spsd low.
Nov. lst 1890
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

J IL. Perss'ss are hereby fGewarsed against
"A trc-pas<i,Ig with dog nr gun .r in any
other manner on any part VI my farm, calle'i
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
TIIRE%IfI.NG MACHINES
MATHiOT'S GAY ST.
WARE RDDIxl5a

Extending from Gay TO Frederick street.
having 40 feet front, ITO fccs deep, and 8
stories high, Baltimore Md.
4 IWAYS oil hand &c assortment OF
IA every variety If household aud Office
Furniture. embracing Bureaus. Bedstcaie
Washstau,ls, Warlr"beS. Spring Bells. Mat
trcsSes OF Husk. Cotton and Hair. S.,fas. Tcic-
a-T,cs. Arm Chairs. Rocking Chairs, Etaee-
res Marble Tables, Reception and L rh"lster-
ed Chairs Assorted C"Icrs "f Cottage Furni-
ture. Scticcs. Wood Chairs, Office Chairs. Bar
hc- Chairs. Cribs ard trades. Side-boardS.
Extension Tables, Of every length.
Persons hisp'~ed to purchase are invited to
call aud give our stock an examination. " hich,
for variety and quality Of workmanship, cannot
he exc.lled ny any establishment in tie coun-
Try.
A. M,THTOr n SON,
Nos 25 and 81 North Cav Street.
Feb. 2ni, ls60-1v.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
ROBERTSON & BRISCOE

SUCCESSORS I'd Il. II. MILES,
AT Ills
OLD STAND, I49, W. PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE,
ID ESPECTFCLLY offer their services as
i L agents, for the sale OF TOBiCCO
GRAIN. and all kinds Of PRODUCE, pledg-
ng their uniiri,,g efforts 20 reader satisfaction
> oil VINO may patr"nise them. Liberal ad-
vances male on consisnmeuts.
March 22nj. lS6O-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
LUMBER NOTICE.

DURNS & SLOAN return thsir SINGER
II thanks 10 the Farmers for tile.r libcra
patr,.nase i"r the year past fiteir >tDck
LUMBER is larger than ever aud better as
sorted; aui We are determined to Offer great
inducements TO cash buyers. Apply at the
corner Of Eutaw anil German streets, Or At ! 81
Light street Wharf.
BURNS e SLOAN.
isaitiuuTe, Md
Feb. 2nd. 1860
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

nRnERED by the Court, that the Audi.
" th's report. tle,l in this case. be ratified
aud Confirmed, uuicss cause to the contrary
be shown on or beiure the third Monday in
March next. provided copy Of this order b,s
inserted in the Saint Mary's Deacon once per
week at least three weeks previous 10 :hai
siiae
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
: Dec. sth lSe9-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-31
GREEN L. YOE
FAMILY GRocERS
aSn DEALERS rs
PURE OLDWIXE'S AND LTOVOPS
No. So BALTl MORE STREET,

No. So BAIT! MORE STREET,
NEAR HOLIDAY. nALTiMoRE,
HAVE constantly .u hand a large and well
selected stock al FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting, in part, Of
Fresh Tras.-Grccn and Black. of var;ors
prices and favors.
'"ffEEs Mocha, Java. T.a:uyra. Maracaito
and Rio.
SrGA.s.-New Orleans. Crushed. Powdered.
Leaf. Gramulated. G Yellow and Clsrificl.
Italian. Maccar"ni al.d vcrmecclli; Choppers
G,S's L, tinc! Gel.tinr; Frvsh Salad ard
Olive Oils. Cheese, Encli>i. DAIRY. P,no
Apple and Sap sag" S.urli,.cs French.
na' Spanish Ohvc-: f., gli,h al d Amer. a..
ficL!ts--' cikns, ntiArd, ri, alili Chow
Chow, C.uliii"wer. Wainuis and Onia,..
S'ncrs-J"hE Bull. Harvey, Reading, soho.
Mushrooms AMI Wnrcr.,crshi.c.
EEANniEs JAS Iicnnrscy e. TO. yinta..
1910. Guard Durny 4 G." ,s4G, Native
C''awla, Bordeaux, Rochelle, and other
brands
FINE ON WiSEs.--I."nlon Dock Pars, Sher-
ry, Madeira, l.ishol.. Sweet MnScle, and
Champagne.
WnIsKEyS.-Sco;rh, Old Rye. Calhoun, Old
Happ and b"urlmn. me very old aud ire.
Pure Holland Gin, .iamai"a Spirits. Sc.
Imported and domestic SEGARS AND TO.
HAtCO.
All Of which they will ssil a, reasonable
''ic"S and respectfully sulic, call.
Mari, Isl, lSGO-.,y.