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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02
AMUSEM ENTs.

AMOSNNtESTSs
yVALLAcNs
W Lntrances-Broadway and lin Thirteenth strssA
ovERFLowING AUDIENCES
NEW COMEDY
VIII 5sT hF F FGrFER s ESFnx NIGHT
has great pleasure in introducing TO the public
~ CHARLES GAyLoR, ESQ
and each evening during the week The
%SSIS SS$$$IhSEE
WILL BE REPEATED TONIGHT
AM A'A"' EVENING THIS WEEK.
with its magnificent new scenery music new costumes
sS 'sSs SIss 1ssf s
HALL Of Faa EaH 'sxf MANSION OF
ASR FhFfAEHF Of r. ra TIE oHA
4AiSs AND r THF d SfA OF MURDER.
THE RED sAI02 Ss FE FIX aas aHA1EAu OVERLOOK
ro'on'ade with tue scare CA f. d sSsr, called tho
FAf 1sfpEEk9e .sTIay e! s"! N T HEY
MI RREYYSSpoLos MRS MIS- Sa oS s lH2SSEA
NM 'ooN' MR.. g. nc Hoi EANHs
] Box book open ten days in advance
! RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
| ANOTHER NEW DRAMA.
o On the great popular story puO'hed in the New
| BY L. AIKEN, Esq,
ea"'1 THE EARLs DAUGHTER,
be to n +; sa';o Evss n Museum"
Et 'H ss ssD
AFTERNOONS the xv sns P%s o IdE'ed Drama sn''A
The following unparalleled Novelties exhibition -
T TIIE CHEAT CHEAT t IIyTNt; WHAEE.
vSa #F A! $HE $5i1$ $i IS %SS iSsr
s .az
THE THE LIVING LIVING n HIFESESTsMys.
from The s kyI Ss shh kpo Of TUsSrs DAILY
and his mouth Ike great cavern while sisnor DO-
2ooEDUoArED WHITE RATS
perform av'ssy S s% aoS ssiSss SHARES
TIE M%M%T FfGS
s1Sx p;
please he and ue bill Of
nnealsd N the world for the small sum of admission 70
Admission ALL 25 cents; children under 10, IS cents
r .EyEEs AT YoNKERs. -DoLLIE BUTTON, .rHR
5 & M: TSsi%as
rsHsrasss or EACH s asyI r. , po,,
wss po "a a ss s y 81 R: D
sings Song while standing the extended hand OF
t sGHsS
with the Violin in different positions ll-Dolle -
compared In size with lad OF her l2Dolle re-
Mr. Norton l3Dolic walks among the audience passing
close to each person, l4-Highiand Fling by WhelmnG
l5Doe. representing old lady, will sing Im Sixty two.
Admission, Is cents. Children, 10 cents.
/ ALBERT NORTON, Manager.
T. NJ. EusrIs, Agent.
| NATIONAL MUSIC HALL.
IN l.ate Chatham Theatrel
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE RENOWNED
| sILAS BALDWIN,
SILAS BALDWIN SILAS BALDWIN,
SILAS BALDWIN SILAS BALDWIN.
THE GREAT INDIAN JUGGLER.
| A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
| A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
| In his great imiae Rent feat and
PANTOMIMfC PERFORMANCES.
| PANTOMIMIC PERFORMANCES.
| BOB HART, BOB MAET.
| BOB HART, BOB HART,
| The celebrated Ethiopian negro delineator.
| SI9NOR ABECCO.
| SIGNOR ABECCO. "
The unrivaled tenor singers,
DICK WATKINS, DICK WATKIN0
MILE. wOLBY,
l And the greatest Jig dancer In the world,
DICK MARKS
EVERY NIGHT. -
FOX A CURRAN Pr0pr,<torr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTs.
WINTER GARDEN.
THIRD WEEK
VI Inc engagement OF hose delightful artists
$SB MIA $S#sH$ $1fSSs
Unparalleled h The records Of dramatic This
sHHRsIlfhi,) sff{ r " GAfTGAaross
'D' ''A'"a'' fa lIsnn p o'poSSELr.
THE LEPRAcHAuN;
AZ MY xNp ooG SI,,SS. syg,ELETg4,
Rasy = the hour Sy HENRY aoRfoIb. ESQ., Editor
s s sHHSHs#
s Wnirh aboundsin
' DANCES
And which will be presented with the following east
Princess Mer'0ell' res1ns sosesesa p.,,.v wu.m.
Sweelip' ... Ladies diesel Of 'het Mrs smith
Aasi5us Female, Maiden Aunt to Merr.
Prince BoareSahead brother Mcrribei and '''
heir to the throne. Person
ad sa ass sna n sovereign
s'anasn'ws, Major Domo TO Prince bourbon
sl nsser Dsyidge
ad ISn. cn SSnk ra sna Mr My SrS
Styles &C. ac with numerous aux,aries.
Scene l-MagniHcen. Scene with tina. extensive Terrific
Scene Meeting street in Charleston, including the Hall
where they did II, and the Palmetto that didn't.
Scene 3-The "Rambe at Central Park all characters
n' ons n a la H. Of
second and third 'D'
s..rhe charming Vaudeville written by Sterling Coyne
for Mr. and AI iA TiiT From ;S'' sEw YORK
IL AhhSh xo riiHhrk EVENING.
EVERY xIGa 4TO THIS WEEK
NEW VERSION
o s~.
s. %.
- o,
70
'o'' nj. eI'hN eoNs'
GREAT UNION BuRLEsouE
Inns peen piayed =
49,, And Witnessed By more more than %
THOUSAND PEOPLE. z
SEVEN SONS. o SEVEN SONS.
~
% 9
-
NEW SONGS, ,n,u son,
Nrw un,oN AsnT
Comprising the ,,,n,n =. ,.a,.so,
AT r,,g
TIT, TOMB HrA or o WA SI,H iNI6s
NoRniI AND Souri, Hio"'
T nlFri R.S ~ pd N TIE u SKY.
an T Kf ISip q OF IVA XHL RTSri Fq SFG
EPISODE d ~ TR qs TE VIRGINIA
THE STRUGGiE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH.
AfoTIIEosis
Also the two Great Scenes. ~ A'D o'io''
THE PEERLESS POOL, OF WATER LILIES
ASCENT OF THE GUARDIAN SPIRITS OF THE LAKE
THE GREAT w ssn SCENE
AncAprAS SYMrus
Reclining among their nocks by the
New m %a.s Sy TORRENT OF REAL WATER.
Overture poe and n PEASANT. SA dpersc Selection Robert
te Diabls," and ie P%psIIT rv,v $500
e p9s.. s. seat. may ). ..sp,ea ten day. in advance
---------
NEws. . n1wEnY 7nE Hsls4s 1nsard
E sosnA1 1a as II niEh;. oniy Of
who wi, .nn.ar IN Mr. rr,n K no EbDf Drama Of
After which Tie s sRNFf JfFFfs + IN INDIA
and the npsAass ~ SSFs ss$r,, = nonoEn
Dowrpy THEATRE
Monday evening December nrst ns Of re ensaseaen, Of
Sss S' s'' HERR n"'' ensr e the FAR west
p,r,, r.nrou.n.otior Nov MI cnlapdd Tan Horse
f"e' i'P " Entr"e 1 'T 49, 1850
Tur CHINESE CAyAJCADE
Enca"ar,en, ~ ~ hovY, farnra cinwr
lisp 1TTtE RnRpY WiIIIsNs
AnJ his PENNY whj.,,a
rrTT y ~; pErp'
| On THE OLD woaas THAT iIyyp IN A sAo&
uEpp Ey tVE,S pENIEfT and Last A nne ,J.,.ce ar
HHs" oAi'ANS WEnNEanAy "'s APpo "
------------------
.cAnruv IN uucvc
1Inaar ~ "a a.,.n, - ssa...s ROY rrNcApn
"A uhder the management OF messrs' FoA hiN'hnD'
nrcEMpEp a 100,
- G hs Hc h h1ss l Nave 20 b ssees ~
the Academy of Mas he T month c9 ,ss,
aer bis Ssa,r D o Ne nDrnose a. roducn
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SALES AT AUCTION.

EDwARD PETTINGER, AUcTIoNEER, 100 PEARL
~ street viii sell this day Monday, December at l0
O'clock at the Union Camp Saloon l69 Broadway Gsey
bmld,ngs all the stock OF fine Liquors Fixtures &c. con-
tanned therein Billiard Table, Chairs first class
Bar, Gas Fixtures, &c. Sale positive without reserve
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THE TURF.

| MON COURSE l.. L-TROTrING-ON wEDNES.
DAY Dec az o'clock. Match $500 play pay, mile
anu repeat In harness. II, Woodruff names Lady EN-
ma D. faier names e. Rattesnakc Good day and good
track Tor the season. SHAW WHITE, Plppiiriors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

EDWARD PETTINGER AuCTIoNEER WILL SELL
II Wednesday Der at 10 o'clock, a. the restaurant
and bowling saloon l26 Third all the stock of fine
Liquors, segars Fixtures &e contained therein rar,ica
lars Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA FOR LfvERPoOL.-THE
M ASIA. T. G. Lott commander, will sail from the
En Wednes ty next 4h inst steam will ply between
A. M to convey passengers AMI baggage board
eengers must have ready Tor examination The
AFRICA will sail 18th inst.
E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

NTEAM TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, LON.
~ donderry and Dublin, for SD-rne AL overfu Clyde
built steamship UNITED KINGDOM Captain Cha & win
sail from % North river foot Warren street. on
day December 10, at II This ship in the
nss style to insure the comfort and safety Of
sterrage $50 including abunfa npy cooked pro-
visions Apply FRANCIS MACDONALD Co. No 6
wlingt, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHJNG.-LADIES AND
~ gentlemen having any cast OF Clothing iurnture Car
pets and Jewe will receive the highest price by calling
or undressing 4: HARRIS, SIS Third avenue Ladies az
tended by Mrs, Harris,
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0RoFEssoR REsTELL, 1852 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
be consulted usual by letter To bQx 2y9 Boston
oo2cs, No. q Harrison ayevue,
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
IN BY order OF Secretary of State all passengers
H. the United States required to provide themselves
Nh passports before they Win be allowed board the
steamer.
Passengers viii any trouble or DELAY in
procuring them II they call for instructions Companys
offices. No. 10 Broadway New York.
JOHN g. DALE, Agent.
Steam weekly between New York and Liverpool landing
and embarkng passengers at Queenstown Qreand) The
Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship Company
intend desnatching their fun Clyde built iron
ships follows
CITY or MANCHESTER. Saturday Dec 7
CITY OF Saturday, Dec IA
AANGAKOo Saturday Dec. II
and every Saturday at noon from pier A North river
RATES
FIRST Cabin. SIS Steeralc $50
20. do TO London. ... - Do. TO London. IS
DO 90 to Paris; ..... IS Do. 10 Paris 81
Do. do 10 Hamburg. IS Do. 10 Hsmbug ..., IS
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre Bremen, Rotterdam
Persons wishing 70 bring out their friends can buy tickets
here at the following rates. New YoikFrom Liverpool
Queenstown cabin S5 $50 and Sl05; seerage from
Liverpool, $40; from Queenstown, 80
These Steamers superior Tor
gers, experienced Surgeons. They built
water tight sections and have patent lire annhilators
OF board.
For further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent ~ Water street. in Gias ALEX NAL
COLIN. ST. Enoch square; in Queenstown to 9. 4 W. ID.
SEYMOUR 4 co. In London to EWES MACY, 81 King
William street, in Paris to JULES DECOUE, Place de Ia
hour:e; in Philadelphia to JOHN g. DALE, III Walnut
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No Is Broadway, New York.
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&TEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER.
~ pooL-The Montreal Steamship Companys first class
Eull powered Clyde built steamer BOHEMIAN Captain
will sail from Portland Saturday. DecemberS. Rates
OF from New York First ording
odaton $50 and $685. seeraee foun with good provisions
$50 Certi Gates issued for aing all
the principal In Great Britain very low
Eates. For passage apply Al % Broadway, New York.
ISABEL h SEARLE. General Agents
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T1OR LIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR LNE-THE
a. packet ship BELLE WOOD, lying pier 81 river
Aauls into the stream Monday afternoon and
Tuesday ming. The THORNTON sails December H. For
passage crafts Ireland &c, apply to WILLIAMS
1GUYON, 40 Fulton street. -
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
VI of elegant Household Furniture superb Brussels Car
pet Library and oce Furniture this day at IL O'Clock, at
brocate plush and harcloih; Parlor Secretaries Caner
burics Etegeres Work Tables, Centre Fancy Tables,
Secretary and Library Bookcases, Amour Glace double
door wardrotes Library Suits of rosewood satnwood oak,
black and mahogany; Dining Room Suits Bullets Ex.
Dining Tables Chairs Couches &e Hall Tables and
Chairs Hair Mattresses Fancy Goods &c. making very
elegant and assorted stock of first cas Furniture which
well worthy the notice Of buyers Sale positive Cas
lopup tsala
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V LINE.-FOR LONDON-SAILS ON MONDAY, DEC
"a ., the ship HEMISPHERE lying at pier IL East
For passage in second cabin. drafts
South '' =
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THOMSON Ct Pier 20 East RI er, will sail on Wednes
sppy to GEO W. RIDER, agent Thompsons Black Star
Lime, rs Pearl street.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
MARYLAND
WORKS,

TO THE FARMERS OF 81. NARTS.
IL ~ouid most respectfully call yonr at-
tenii"r In my large as<or:,n'n. Of LBPLE-
jfE-N1S. / am manufacturing and pre-
par,ng larger assortment "i AiaIcHit-irG! In
PIGMENTS than nave ever bcl,rs offered L.,
Inc luLiic-Hnrse Powers and Tnrcsn-rs.
Wheat Fans, C.sn Mills. Corn Shelters,
piuughs, hairoas: Cni:vatoiS, aud maj,
other articles t. uliu,"r ts L. meiti.n.
can supply I'll" Farmer witt, every thing nc
a,ay want. With regard t" Horse Powers
woni call particular attention to y fin.
lot VI PELTUN'S TRIPLE CLEARED
POtPER!S, to work wtM Or DiahCf banti
.caah ar. not snpassci an this Or any other
market; and most respectfully invite sa,~
who are ia want Of Machines so give me cali
as / feel confident that can suit the pur-
chaser. am making CORN MILL fol
grinding Crn a, Hnn.e This 10 a good Mill,
has been tested and pronounced xo by cxpe.
rirnc-d judges. To this ask your sie.
cial attention.
tei.dvr yuu nay sincere thanks for the
Kindness heretofore shown ne AID beg e.-n-
tinuance Of your favurs, determined ~ make
strong effsrt ~ please all who give ME tl.eil
Custom. Orders will NEE. with prompt atisr.
tios BY being Directed to
WILLIAM n. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street Wharf, Raltiasors. Nd
Feb. 7th, l66l-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
WAN TED.

IsIiE srhscriicr wishes 10 bry Q io4 %
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. If nth
sexes, Gar whi"h the hi2l,e.t mnrke. prices viii
he paid. Persons wishing to scii. who NAV nes
see himr during hi. present tour through the
'>pi,thcn c,'un,icr Of the State. will have their
orders promptly responded tn. By addressing
ALLEN g. UORStY.
Washington d. c.
!, Feb. 2nG. lsS9--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
RAueH'S
RAW BONE
SUFFER PHOSPHATE
or
IL I'M e,
FARMERS. TRY IT. If YoU WISH TIC
RAfSE LARGE CROPS. AND AT
THE SAME TINE IMPROVE
s., YOUR LAND,

tho preparation of this valuable msnure
y BONES AXE USED IN THEIR RAW
STATE ONLY.
Tisy have never been BOILED NOR
CAlAINED. They ara taken a. nature
na'e them. crushed with powerful machinery.
sad subject "a process By which all the
virtue sf the bons h retaiaed, and fertilizer
]" pr"cured furnishing Ia esuesntrat<l and
soluble form. the two indispensable elements
IN The gsw,h II plants, vic: PHOSPHORIC
ACID 3 AMMONIA. These two elements
By the nse Of '.BaIghs Raw lone Phosphate
sss Risen to the ell IN oil their original
s':eh8th and perity. They aasin,ilate OF
o''os ~sth u, furnish all the ammonia needed
s"' M sUwisR crnPs. and Leave the land psr.
us-eD,ly bear6tt~d .a
CASH rKlcE xl& PER TOY.
OF 400 PUUNfNs.
n CENTS PER FOUND.
isas Popular Pessitxsr cen be bai oi
Aces.fs N the principal towns. sx a,sy I've or
a@roi twsash any Cor,inis<i.a hierci,sat in
f1E1Ht+E Di'GDALE.
GENITAL iIsp.,r & AsAsCY.
So 4 SgxAR.' WHAKr.
BALTIMORE.
FEBRUARY 7ih, le6i-sm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
ISAAC fIcUo~. cns UfvoEs.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES, IL
ISAAC JACKSON & CO.. froPrisaers. b
(svccsssea, ~ T1Os. N. HARvEYJ,
JsnnersGlle. Chester County, Pa.



To the Fa's aers and Planters of ST. Marv's
and sdjcialns Counties.
FfSiiE Subscribers beg leave tn call attention
j 'n their barge stock iss the Fail trade.
Apples; Pears s'aadasd and dwarf; Cherries:
Peaches: Plnms: Anricofs; Necsarn+s, oil Sc
..lied and chnlre Varieties. Our small fruit
aerar;snsnt coinorises every thing i'm it's clas=.
Sira Sberry, ono hundred varieties. Csfapee.
afly varieties; Currant, Raspberry, GooseLerry,
RiubsrD CIR Pie Plant, Asparagus
Oar stock of ORNAMENTAL TREES in
very heavy, ard comprises all the common and
most Of the new both evergreen and diclduou,
Roses, Dshlias aud bedding plants Of every de
scnr'i"n. Usage Orange for hedging This
esant is destined a. supeHcede all Others to-
lhs lurrose. being hardy, a rari1 grower, i,a
strong therns Offering m impossible BARRIER To-
ell kinds 81 stock Our stock is healthy ard
we'll grown, and our i,nces Ill he found as l,,w
as any other establishment. Orders solicited.
Adde'S
ss ISAAC JACKSON & CO.,
Jennsrville, Ches,er Co, Pa
r. > e,a;rl"cu-s furnished on asplir,isea.
RttStfnre--Francis ]. Stone. Bloom sbury: 7.
Ea~lr Cesad. L,cus, Grove. st. Mary 5 count, q
4 AcKSr.-G. Fred Maddox. sl, il
ogcnt for this campsny, will attend to nj.
aiders len will him.
Sept. 18Th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28

A IL persons Wishing TO com nun ease
IA with me by le,ter w,Iid,r+c ,b.;r cor.
respond. nce by ma,iso Por,'rubacco,Ch.rle.
county. Md. or BY steamer 81. Nrhcise
10 Chapel Point Charles county, lid.
Wal. T.. CAMPBELL.
Feb. sra. tazs-u.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28

DR A. SAPPlNGTON has removed
- to ST. Inigocs' district. where he of:
fers bis professional services to the public
lie may be fonEd Al his residence, near ST
Inigoes' Store. late the property If pr.
John c. Ashton.
jan. 3lst, 1861 SIN.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A IL persens indsbssd 70 me on TaSsss &c.
"A CONT will Genre forward and sestIs III.
e'osed forthw',h. intend hssssiiss 60 Do an
exclusive Cash businsss ane 60 d<tss,n,,,s =
70 gre NO credit for EATING, DRINK.
ING or HORSE FEED fsva sAs Lea Of Jasus,
a'y. 1851. ~ 7'7F
JOHN r. PEkWIcK.
Psspr;rs9..J
..4.. Unisa H0tsl.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
MILL WR)GHT)Ne,

NHE subscriber having had thirty years
cxt~ren at MILL. WRIGiiTIN(i. Is
prepared aa'si willing Z" go 8" an, part OF the
State to do such work ~ REPAIRING; ,r
Htll.DlNi MILLS. He can sis" a." r.ush
L-fGPEN!ER work. All work dome in
substantial i.anher sad with d..lstch. All
dress
F'uNKLE,
Crest Mills.
81. Ea:s'. Co.
Nj.
ocs ls'i, isse-sw.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR

HENRY NORRIS OF 10 offers himself Ia
the voters Of Lr:anard Town district AZ a cand :
ds:e Tor Road Supervisor and socns the votes
OF hIs friends and tn. public
Jan. 24th 1861
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
FOR SHERIFF.

HARRISON EDWARDS Is rreseut.d 70
the voters If Saint Mary's county as candi-
@at. Tor Sheriff at tha election in 1851.
.iarhary I2Fh 1850
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
N[ER GER DRDWvN,
GENERAL coMMtssioN, MERcHAN T
:. So.-ss I1ish, b Nv hasf. (hsfsrsen Pratt 4

Rsfrr sy rrrmissio., to Messrs Du~aii a
islessass. K. 4 WV. Isaac. Coz q nrown,
Aesiy 8 Tilxhman, =. ". Lever,ne e. Som,
Drah@iy 4 Fenson, w. x. MsssiLb. 4 Co.
John @. Lester. Esq. C.. A. Osmbr,ii,
Esqr.. J. G. Heres. WIN. H. Emory, n
Apr'ega-sh. 8. d. Conihars, NJ R.sbests.
Messss. Smith & Edmondson. Cs,sisv He~ss
bsnt
Sss:. 2..h. ls.3-Em.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-28
l. MON HOTEL.

"AEING purchased the nhovr proper,
Il l. tho subscriber respectfully informs ,h.
travelling public shat he is now prepared TO
accommodate them. The Eotrl will he thor
rnchIv repaired an,: all l:s rooms rrturnish,G
The personal attention of the subscriber will
be devoted 10 lis management. and his hes:
efforts will be gwen ~ make his guests com
Portable. His table Will be supplied viii,
whatev"r the marke, affords. aGd his Bar fu,
nished with the best Liquor. and Cigar.
His servants will Away. b- found att~ntiv.
and accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have be"n employed. and The SUI
scrIh-r will take care ihat his stables are u,
neglected.
Ne soliri's the patronage Of the forme
guests "f the Houses and that Of the publ,
generally.
JOHN r. FFNWICK.
Leonard Town
Oct. lib. is5s-,i
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QUICK sQUissIss r..IME..-.-
+: krnIGBy,s
SCHUYLKILL LINE.


GO veil known in Pennsylvania, Delaware
~ New Jerscy and the Northern and Eastern
peftion at this State, as being superior to any
ether fsr aysierls"rai improvement. is for tho
first time piacsi within tine reach II tie farm
era and Planters rf st. Mary'k and adjoining
counties, through the agency of the uusierxign-
Ell, wh"is prepared To sell oil accommodating
terms any quantity IF Quick Lime. deliverable
As per agreement IN tie shares nf any of tle
rivers or bays IL sail counties. Orders s,lici,-
I'd.
JNO. A. CAVALIER.
.Age,s.
Leonard Town, MI. March 3rd, ls5s--3,n
The follow ing analysis recommends this lime
as possessing properties (far su, eri.r to any
o,herl necessary TO Ice applied la lh. lands IN this
section, winch are know to Lr deficient, ~ both
me and nias nes,a:
Laboratory ofStais Chemist, !
No. - Exchange Buildings,
Baltimore, Md, June 3O,h, 1857. \
Report Of anay Sis Of 5 samples Of Schuylku
Limestone, marked respectively -" (whir)
No blue. No +? (~l,iel, No 2 (hiue), ",
: (top), for John Kennedy, Esq. Of Po,t
Kennedy. Montgomery Co., psnn-yi,an,a.
The above samples Of Schuyil III Limestone
we're found. aroa anay s,s,to be composed -
oiows
yoIfwl hi aiw, 2th) 3ft)
Cn,hnn. of Lime. 60 8, CA, Sh.5, 5G.l, 81 -
Carton. OF Mag 81 ,. 3fi. 30 3. ga, 900
Sans. Clay s from IL. Ia, Is. 30
100.
! The shove S-hn-ikii! Lmea'"r.s are Macns
"'nn Limrs:o"es. nj rrei'y n.nr'y equal comp"
siuon. They are most e.Ps call, adapted TO ii .
application on soils which are deiicien ia bo,h
! Lime aud Mnsn.s,a.
JAMES HIGGINS :.
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GREEN & YOE
FAMILY eR0csRS

AND DFALEHs IN
ptRE OLDH7NES AND LIQUORS.
No. SO RALTIAol.E STREET.
sEAa HuiIipAs. BALTIMORE.
HAVE {. .nssantlv IN h. b.. a lar-e ar., well
>sAnrt~l stock II ~ Nil .ysGROCERlt.S
c''iiSisiinr, in tart. .f--
FRssii TEas.--firsn and Black. of yari,u.
prices and havsrx.
CoFYEEs.-Necha, Java. Lagnyra. Msraraibc
ana Bio.
>rGAss-New Orleans. Crushed Pnws,rrrsi
la, GranuIai-i- c Y,.ilnw and Clarifr.
Italian. Macrara.i a'.l 'rrrrnecrIli; C.nper',
C,x's R"iine,. Gclaiine; Fresh Salad INK,
olive Oil Chee>~.. E.glish Dairy. Pie
Apple aiii Sap Sage; Sariihek. French
AMI Spanish Olives: English aud American
= ii's's--'ierkns. niixed. Piccalili Chow
li'"w, C.n!i,t.w.r. W,inuts aud Oni.n,
Stures-.'ohr Bull. Harvey Reading. Soho
Mushrooms ami Worc,-..er>i;re.
bhaNrIk>---.'a~ Eenne~ev & C,,.. yintag.
1880. otsrJ Dupuy & c.. 1916. Natis.
C-.ia"ba. Bordeaux, R,chelle, and o,he,
brands %
FINE OiD WiyEs.-T.on.lun D..>k rvrt. Sier.
! ry. Madeira. i-isbvl., :,wee, Museile. arc
Champagne.
"hIskrYs.-Scotcl,, Oil Rye, Calhoun al.
K,ip AID: B'urb"n. s,'il.e very old anal tie
Pure Holland Gin. Jamaica 81 iri,s. &c.
| Imported and Domestic SEC AIRS AND To.
BACCO. !
All Of which they will cell q, REASONABLE.
prices ard respectfully solicit call.
Marcia LIT, ls60-ly.
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CO-NNISSIO.N BUSINESS.

F'C-UVI.y'6IO-N Do ~ " T. Iy.y.
INHE nlrrSignc,, begs leave 10 announce
i to sic citizens If ST. Msry's county tina,
lie hes commenced the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
!, NJ. GancrRs' EXCHANGE,
Cugner II Exchange Place and Co,i.merce S,
BALTIMORE,
an1 will give his personal a't.rtinn t" al pro-
duce r,'''>ignrd t" him. lie hopes By as.du-
"I.s ala! pr''nl-' attention to business 10 merii
tic Confidence # the community.
WN. X NGDSON.
with Late firm Of Luckctt & Young.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Tie ran1r of PHILIP II. TOESEY. IL suc.
gt st<i Z" the VOTERS ..f u IL unfy as a cs,,.
n'da.e for tie heat Si'EKIFFALIY. l.,
man, citsZeus Of
CEAFTIcn DISTRICT.
Feb. 9Th. 1861.
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NOTICE.

4 LID rrr'"ns Indebted TO the late firm f
ti"". ". Dwyrr Il To-, are requested Il.
Kettle tiair arce,hiS without further della,
with }. Felix Morgan. who is authorized tn
e2n the Laine OF the firm in xeitI, m-nt
GEO w DWYEk s co.
Jan. 10th lS6l-4w.
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FOR COUNTY CLERKSHiP.

The lend. ofDANIEL T. MORGAN
pres-n, i'm TO the voter. of St. Mary,rcour
~ as :andida,e for Clerk Of the =cirras;
Cour al the election 10 1863. and solici, IA;
his claims 3 dispa-.iona,e Consideration
Nov. 26,n. is57.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

nR. HENRY G. EDELEN has removed
IL his Office 10 the Law Office irrr:,i; re
ocenpie! by G. Fr.d Mad,i..x. E.gr. II.
can always he I,nrd. either at hi Office 8,
Morris Hotel, when not professionally Gu
sa-ed.
Jan. 10. ls6l--f
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Leonard Town. MI. March srd, 1868,

No (wl I III 2twI 2th) 400
Carbon. of Lime. 60 8, ca, sa.5, 5G.l, 81 !
Carton. OF Mag 80 ?. 34l. 81 3. ga. 900
Sand Clay & lron,U IL. Ia, Is. 30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

uE-A singis bottle q sFAGDlNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten Zines is cost annually. "a