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Z sT sJ. ABERNATIIY J.
SOUTHERN Trunk MANUFAeT0SY


NO.5f EARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN,
anufacturefs and Wholesale and Retail
y. IN KIEDsoy ss.s
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
Bon NET $50 XES, ~
VALKSES, CARPET BAGS, &C., Sc.,
IN EsIE call the attention OF all those In want OF any
thing line, (wholesae retail,)
stock before purchasing elsewhere confident that
any other house the city.
manufacture and Is made OF the best materials
vorken All must admit the wisdom Of buying
home preference buying that made the East
pressy for jsbbing. es.
We especially the attention Of the Ladiestoorr
PAT EMIT TRUNK FOR LAD les I.
has compartments for Bonnes Dresses Parssos Brushes
and proof compartment for Sponges, Otls, &C.
All kinds Of Trunks made to order, covered repaired
rtnotice. Give call at at 81 Market street, doors
Southof the Square. FASSETT q CROSSmAN
maylo-d&twly t
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Estrny in Perry CounIy

TEJAKEN up BY ED SMITH. in the Third District, Perry
county, Tenn, one mare huio, about thirteen
hSda dark brswn ghteen Old neAyy blind.
Appraised on the I4th day April 1860, 70 fifteen
J. lARKINS. Ranger
Novpnh.r I 6Q-v3ts for Perry county.
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NOTICE.

HER H HOOPER is admitted a partner in burine1s
we haye removed our stock Shoes and Hats to Ne.
"a North corner Public Square, where viii Be
ian9-tn ARMIsTEAD co.
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I.nrIsiana Sugar

a n HnasHr ABS new crop Louisiana Sugar choice art
Gle to arrive by steamer NJ Runyan on MONDAY next
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HvVfhh q 80.
Nov lo-df NOso ane . ..-ar-e. s-e--.
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FOR Rent or Lease.

yU0A large and cemmodious Warehouse formerly occupied
NV H. PRrNcn a Son. fronting forty one feet on CLARK,
npiny hack near two hundred with large basement the
entire length fronting foryone feet on aad
e House Of French Irwin a. Reid This Is the largest ana
most enverient Storage heey and can pc rented OF
leased non the favorable terms For Apply 70
n 3 FRENCH, at the ONCE Ct French, Irwin = Red.
-, !. =
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For copy OF the Daily GLOBE, for four 80 W
For copy the Congressional Globe ana %
~ . coniso ditto when ordered at the same time 90
No attention win be paid to any order money H0
Bank notes in the section Of the country where SUB
aher resides received at The whole or any psf
N subscrjpsn may RENTED in postage stamps wnienD
Pieiissis"Dif - JOHN G. RIVES,
rovstf washington, Oet Ia, $780,
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publishing the above parncd PAPERS ey
been Kuhlished 50 long that most public men know neir
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tr majority OF will each, be able 70 report os.oos.
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s5 coiunans they will appear in the Daily slops e.
~ et morning. which will contain, also the news OF tne oay
together with such editorial aftices IS may "
ng zS Globe and zpsndis VIII contain 70
hort on ali the Debates IN revised ny me -
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during the session, and copiors indexes % az
vbsprned ad0nbe ocos S yso viii
iaeeyed, least 2.000 pages THIS Is
u Re he est work sold in country wnesher r.
print printed from nsnnscLlp. copy 'AAAs i'
THE coming session, will without Doubt be uaSua,ly
the debates will in great measure ps spo ~
s msny years past only from which fn Oh
Cena3ess he obtained =. e. .y.-...-h
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loving Joint Resolution passed Congress the ON OF Aus
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800 800 -. III Cpnrress and the Debates thereon.
WIFI view the cheap circulation Of the laws OF Congress
and tue debates contributing TO the true
and free the communication between Inc epsse
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Of Eiited states Of znerfeG IN oonoress asss5Ose na
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ne herein shall be Construed Suthoriz the circulaonof
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TER M 8

PCash In advance in al; cases for ClDus
and Annual subscriptions:
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INST OPENED .

ACG Spring and Summer Fashions together with choloe
assortment Of French Cloths, Cassiraees' 'esusS,
7. "s- uporrous which will be made up n our usual sup
J HARVEY & co.
b-AlTays on hand select assortment OF furnishing
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CRESH MEAL.
IEnr Rent.

lust received and for 100 sacks Fresh Gers Meal BY
q JAS MCLAUGHLIN CO.,
isn6H No. South Market street.
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For Rent.


"A eLhf desirable room in the USl0S AMERIoAs Bull
'-' hoTl, A. ths GA. poYkS-dtf
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For Rent.

LtKcF and commoaous house, with the convenience
water gas servants &C, situated Oh the corner
cbnrb I ce Streets rented for the ensuiu year
Por terms &c, apply at HunphrTvs NO: y PUBLIC
Square % dscl9-du icNioHoLseR'
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PIANO Tuning ANH REPAIRING. Z

PIANO TUNING AM KEEAAkhANU' g
~ KIBnRE will henceforth make Nashville his pernA
eE neut res5ence, and will tune Pi0noSs organs,
go VI CONS by year sIge TIMING andcan vstss
oen as uird since he will spend At least one week ever
month 10 the city and vicinity he viii vlSt regulsy tne
$50 4; NEs west stTeansssee and North Afaoazna
40 Nisspp Orders Benson Co.'S Music store. or
Reeds Piano Rooms Church street CemmF1ea1ons ~
mail will be pronntly attended to PrlI o,eHe-H,.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOB THE
FALL AND WINTER.
3. r CUTTER & GLEAVES

Eos 80 and 50 Co,rerof College sEd Brood'eGy
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Hats. Caps, Um-
breIIas, whips, Hosiery, &c,
RE in receipt daily Of large and general assortment or
a Fall and Winter Wear.
NEGRO BROGANS AND BOOTS,
A very large assortment, good and cheap
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &c.
good assortment of Gers Proof and Grain Leather
Boots Lace Shoes, Congress CATERS, &c. 15
Women's Dutch AID Calf Bootees.
Misses and Childrens Calf Copper Tced Boots.
Boys and Youths Shoes and Boots, with Copper TIPS
Ia short every Boots and Shoes that are Desirable for
Fall and Winter.
Every style quality Of Fur. Cashmere, Beaver, Otter
Neriro, Wool, &C. ..
Caps Of every description.
Negro Wool Hats very cheap. .
SundrieS on Hand.
Umbrellas Trunks Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags, School
satches Saddle Bags Backing and Brushes Whips Thongs
Hosiery Gloves, All Of which will be sold very cheap 1t
Wholesale retail.
n Leather Betting and G UNI Packing at cost.
onct3-f B. &. CUTTER GLEAYES
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Jors TRrHBLE GEORGE Q. BRADFORD. EDWARD II EAsr
TRIMBLE, BRADFORD & EAST,
attorneys, at Lao and Solicitors IN 0sGncey, =
NETILL practice the Courts Nashville and surround
w ing counties.
office No 81 Cedar Street, Nashville Tenn
90
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Flour.
r.l,uestoeI1's Vcrrnifuge.

zoo Gags EAN JAMES MCLAUGHLIN d ca
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Removai and New Firm.

Removal and New Firm.
HAVE moved my entire stock Of Groceries Liquors TOBIAS
co. segars &c, to No. ID and IS Market street, Ware
house formerly occupied By Messs Hugh hcCsa Co., vhsre
will pleased my old customers aRd friends.
have associated With Mr. Geo T. Akers. with whom
will continue business the style and nn Of Bell Aker
thanks former patrons and ask centnnAncs
Of their favor to the new nrn 4 BELL.
janS-n
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fN ~ IS Esta F-5s ssfEsa
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

TO THE FARMERS or 81. MARYS
Il would most respectfully call Your at.
tenti"n {" my large assortment Of NIPPLE
Kt..N1S. ! am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment Of agricultural In
pir,ncmis Than ] have ever before offered Il,
the puhlic-Ii"rse Powers an.. Thrrshers.
Wheat Fans. C.rn Mills C,,rn Sl-Ilers.
Fh'ughs, Harrows: Cultivat"rs, and man,
"ther articles to numerous ~ mention. |
can supply the Farmer With every thing lac.
may want. With regard to Horse towers
would call particular attention to u finc
lot "f PELTON'S TRIPLE GE.4RET
POWERS, to cork riti or ,cithomt band.
,rh,rh are not surpassed IN this u AMI other
mark.f: and most respectfully invite those
who are in want 81 Machines to give me a cal,
M ] feel Confident that | can suit the pur-
chaser. ] an making CORN MILL fer
grinding Corn IA, lloll,c. This in a good Mill.
has heen tested aud pronounced 80 by expo
rienced judges. TO this l ask your spe-
cial attention.
] tender yon my sincere thanks for the
kindness heretofore sl,own Inc and beg con-
tin dance Of Your favUrs, determined to make
u strong effnrt Ia please all who give NE their
cu~to,n. Orders will meet with prompt at,eu-
si"n by bein: directed t"
WILLIAM II. HARDING.
$50 Pratt street Hhart, Baltimore, Md
Feb. 9TH, lS6l-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
ISAAC Jackson CHS. DIEGps
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES.
ISAAC JACKSON & CO., Proprie,or.
(SUCcEssoRs TO TIOS. NJ. HARvEvA
Jeanervile, Chester County. Pa.

To the Farmers and Planters Of ST. Mary,
aud adj"inlng Counties.
TNllE Subscribers beg leave to call attention
l. to their la -ge stock for the Fall trade.
Apples; Pears, standard and dwarf; Cherries
Peaches; Plu'ns; Apricots; Nec,ar,nes, all Sc,
'ected and Choice varieties. Our small fru,,
department con,unses every thing i'm lis eIass
Sira cherry, one hundred varieties: Gr.nes
afty varieties; Curran,, Raspberry, Gooseberrv
Rhubarb or Pie Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock Of ORNAMENTAL TREES Il,
very heavy, ard comprises all the common and
most of the new. both evergreen and dlc,duou.
Roses, DahlIaa aud bedding plants of every de-
scrip'lon. Osase Orange for hedging. Til,
plant is destined soon to supercede all others fo
this purpose, being hardy, rapid grower ~.
strong th"rns offering an impossible barrisr t..
all kinds of stock Our stock is healthy apt
well grown, and our prices will ne found ns low
as any stAer establishment. Orders solicited
Address
ISAAC JACKSON & CO.,
Jennervie, Chester Co, Pa
r. 3. Catalogues furnished on application
Reierence-Francis J. Stone, Blnu,n sburv: ]
Edwin Coad, Locust Grove, St. Mary county
AoESr.-G. Fred. Maddox. who Is
ogent for this campany. will attend to all
arders lch with him.
Sept 18th, Is6O-,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TsHE Undersigned begs ieare 10 armour CO.
l. to the citizens Of st. Mays county tha,
he has commenced the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS, ~"
No. GaocxRs' ExcnAssy.
Corner of Exchange Place and Commerce 80
.-s BALTIMORE,
and will give his personal .itcltiou to all rro.
luce eonsigned to him. lie hopes by as.idu-
us and prompt attention to business to merit
re confidence Of the community.
WIZ. X. DODSON.
with Late firm of Luckest 4 Young
RErEREN cge:
JAMES Msrr, Cashier If Farmers and ne,.
chants Bank;
Aessr.. I. J. Carson 4 Co., Bankers;
VIM WhitcIosk A. Gu;
frcegaua g. Hall.
April 2ssh. iseO-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
BAuGH's
RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE
or
LIN e.
FARMERS. TRY IT. IFioU wish To
RAISE LARGE CRGi'S. AND AT
THE SAME TIME IMPROVE
lOCE LAND.

IN The rrrraratio. If this valuable manure
L BONES ARE USED IN THEIR RAW
STATE ONLY.
They have never been BOILED NOR
CAl-t1Nl.D. They are taken "a nature
made them. crashed with powerful machinery.
and SUBJECT to u process by which all the
virtue # the ih'ne is retained, and fertilizer
Is procured furnishing in concentrated and
soluble FIRM, the two Indispensable Clements
IN the growth of plants, viz; PHOSpHORfC
ACID * AMMONIA. These ,wn ,ic,me,.is
by the use Of "l:angts Riw Bonc Phosphate
are given 10 tho s"il in all thrir original
strength and purity. They aSsinilate at
once with it, furnish all the ammonia needed
lar the growing crops, and leave tie land per-
nIancntly lrucf,t-d.
CASH PRICE SAC PER TON.
OF 200 POUNDS,
q CENTS PER POUND.
T.is popular Fertilizer can he had OF
Agents in tle principal TOWNS, or may he nr-
'!"resl thrs,gh ANY Commission Merchant in
baltimore.
GEORGE DCGDALR,
CENTRAL Dept s. A6fXCY.
No. 1 SPkARs' WHARF.
BALTIMORE.
Feb uary 1th, lSGl-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
]. n. LUCKETT.
5 toe k, n ote, Bill,
ASH REAL EsrATE BROKER,
81 Second Street.
3 \ l. It NJ @ RE.

REFEE EScEs.
+. Gibson. Cashier Bank Of Bait. Baltimore.
{. X. C'Ir,an, Cash. Mechanics I,auk. +
M. Back, Cash. Franklin Bank, Th.n.as J.
Carson, Banker, Thomas d. johnston. J G.
Adams. Warwick. Frick & Ball, r. Mickle
Cash. Union Bank Of Maryland Bali. II. 4
Vickers. Pres. Marine Bank, johnston Bro 4
20, Bankers. Josiah Lac & Co.. Hugh .Jcn-
klns d Co: Young L. Carson, VIM. Piukuev
Brooke. Washington, II. C.
May 24th, lSsO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
"TOWN CREEK"

lscaf~d aear this Patuxent river in this county
and al.s from committing depreciation. upon
the shores Of said farm 10y cunning, ol
otherwise. Against any and all pers.,,.s
found sr1passing after the publication of thi,
notice. the law will lie vigorously enforced.
GEORGE FORBES.
March t4th, ls6l-lw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
70 WHON 1T MAJ CONCERN

3 hereby imwara all persons, Whatsoever. in
! Saint Nary Connty. or elsewhere, agains.
,.cep,ing, or acknowledging, .r in any man
gc, trading for, any Draft, or Bill Of Ex.
.,haurc, or order, drawn or entl"rsed in INV
,,n,e, by whirh may be made in any way
-.sy.1..sible, unless the same has been dome by
AZ. with my knowledge ani couscus. t-fare
r-nesses. And. herrhy give no,ice that. I
va! u.4 hereafter pay any such Draft. or Bin
=, o,,irr, thus accepted or Acknowledged.
am compelled :" 40 this. bcca,,-e I have
beeu imposed On in tkis way. and. hcn,s.e
i,.su. AGED and ii.6Em, do not wish to I've
bar-sssed by claims which have been made
wi,l.ou, my knowledge.
SAMUEL KEECH,
afafsh 20sh ls6l-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
NOTICE.

T>HE Co-rartnershiy heretofore existing
under the firm Of COTTINGHAM &
HARDING is this day dissolved by mutual
c''nsens. WIN. IL. Harding Is alone author.
lied to settle the L.,si,,,ss ii the firm.
SAMUEL. COTTINGHAM.
VIM. Fl. HARDING,
Baltimore Jan. l lsCl-4w.
The undersigned, having Bought out tl,c
Interest "f Samuel Co,tingham Of the firm OF
Gtlingham 4 Harding. will hereafter conLu, t
the business in his own Name.-and he mos,
respectfully solicits the favor Of the frrr,ds Of
the old Firm.
WIN. H. HARDINi.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28

A. .ptEr. GEO n. wonnv
GREAT BA Rla Aims,
AT 4. .id7er e Cos NEW STORE.
WYE hare just returned from. Bali.
w more city with large and well
selected Stack Of Goods, embracing the
following arlicles: viz: W
MEMS AND BOYS READY MADE
CLOTHING A.
ct every quality and variety:
MEMS and BOYS HATS and CARS,
OIL CLOTH SUITS; H
UMBRELLAS;
CASS1MERES. CASSINETTS, FULL
CLOTHS and KEESEYS:
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Of every style and quality;
EABROLDERlE.
HOSIERY. a
GLOVES.
NJfBEAS and HOODS
of different, styles: ditto for children:
FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS;
SHIRT COLLARS. UNDER SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS;
LADIES'
SIIAWLS.
CL.OAKS
and M.ANTiLL.AS;
LINEN CAMBRIA and SILK HANb-
KERCHIEFS ....
and many other articles unnecessary to
mention. The above goods viii be sold ut
the lowest Baltimore prices for cash or 40
punctual customers on six months credit ..
We invite a call and examination of our
stock by the public, before purchasing
elsewhere.
A. ADLER & co.
Leonard Town
Md
Cont S-,h 12s0 ,e
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
UNION HOTEL.

HAViNG purchased the above property
Il l. the subscriber respectfully informs the
travelling public :hai he is now prepared TO
accommodate them. The Hotel will be tho
oughly repaired and all us rooms refnrnishe :.
The personal attention of the subscriber vii
be devoted to its management. and his bet
efforts will he gwen to make his guests 20, /.
'ortable. His table will be supplied with
whatever the market affords, ard his Bar fur
nl>hed with the best Liquors and Cigar,
HIS servants wi always be found attentive
and accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have been employed, and the sub
scrIber will take care that his stables are no
neglected.
He solicits the patronage of the former
guests Of the Houses and that of the public
generally.
JOHN F. FENWICK,
Leonard Town
Oct. 7th. 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

IlR. J. FELIX MORGAN has removed
- from Leonard Town to h,s residence
"Piacentia, on Bri,ion's Bay. He offers his
professional services to the public. Orders eft
at the cigar establishment of Geo. w. DIVER
4 Co., Leonard Town, will receive PROMPT az.
etntion.
Jan. 10th, le6l-,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned. appointed Commission.
j ers BY the Circuit Court for Saint Ma.
rvs county. Maryland. to lay off and divide the
Real Estate Of john s. Peacock, late of sai.l
c''asty. deceased, hereby give notice 70 all
Concerned. that they will meet on the premi-
s~s Of deceased. on
MONDAY, the 9th of April,
1861,
~ lair. Il not the, next fair day thereaftcrj 10
execsite the trust 20 as Aforesaid committed to
them BY the said Court.
JOSEPH ABEI.L,
JOSEPH A. MAGILL,
IGNATIUS HAYDEN,
STEPHEN HAYDEN,
CLEMENT WATHEN,
Commissioners.
March 7kh l81l-3Od.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
FOR CONSTABLE,

~ tp~lN ABEf,L ANNOUNCES himself as
candidate for Constable 10 Leonard Town
aast'1c' and soheits the sotesof his ffiends AID
tile public 'f .lLTI-,
Feb 2Sth. 1851. .s .l.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
g. Bull DER

VNHE undersigned has made such arrans &C.
u ments As will enable him to execute all
work in his line at BALTIMORE PRICES.
with pro'nptEess aud despatch. He solcits
call frum his friends and the public.
V. CAVALIER,
Leonard Town.
Jan. 26th, ls80-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
NOTICE.

sEisSoNS havingSERyANTS FOR BALE
IL "oild do well to call on the subscribe,
before alsles'ng ofthem elsewhere. All crn.
mun'cat'ols will be promptly a,teuded to. Ad-
W. 7. 4. REEDER.
CnAPTIco,
Aug 2ud, lsso-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
SPRING GOODS,

A large sdppiy Of ITowaid Duck p.,;-
"A Tertiary Pisid.. &c JUS, received and
:or sale Ly
4. LEO. SPALDING \
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28

ISL received al.j fur sale large assort.
" men, Of fresa G ARDEN SEEDS.
March rth 1861. 80
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
A CARD.

DOCTOR GUSTAVt'S CANTER, having
located himself in Charlotte Hall, respect
inlly offers his professional services to the pub
lie. His office is tina: f''rmerly. occupied by
DIR. j. +. Shaw. where he can ALWAYS b.
f"nnd except when professionally engaged.
REfERENCE.-Samucl Chew, NJ. ~. Pro-
fess''r Of Principles and Prac,re of Medicine
in the University If Maryland.
March 9Th lS6l-lOm
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
LATHS,
BRICKS,
LIME,

SASH, DOORS and SHUTTERS,
NOR sale. ut the re'y b"cest price for CASH
" APPROVED credit. Before buy
lag. call aud ses us q. the Corner Of Eutxw
and German STREETS or at 1872 Light Street
Wharf, baltimore, Md.
BURNS K SLOAN.
March 2lst l6Cl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
Situation WANTED.

TfliE undersigned, who has had consider
IL able experience as al OVERSEER and
IN the management "f negroes, is d,sir,n,s al
''h'alh ing situation in that capacity fer the
present year. Satisfactory references can le
gwen. Address.
SlI.fOUS DrCKE7T.
I.e"nard Town i. q.
March 7tl ls6l-it.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28

ado'ning the Washington H.,rl. Leonard
i"w'.; ans!, owing ,o the pressure Of the iI,,.s.
th'y now offer the greatest Inducements ever
heard of.
We have determined to sell off orr present
s'ock ct Winter Goods ut prices reduced ar
least one-third for CASH. i'm order tn prepare
ourselves 10 lay iH heavy aid entirely new
stock 81 goods the coming season. Our STOCK
has been re-assorted and consists of tue ar,i-
cles named in our last advertisement. We
call particular astrntinn 70 the flllnw;nc:
READY MADE COATS. PANTS and
'f'n .. ut all sizes. quality and STYLES, which.
positively VIC will sell for cost prices.
HATS and CAPS a'so at cost prices.
Under Shirts and Drawer. at % per cen,
chr'prr than they he purchased! ,Isew here.
IA cents C"lie" at 10 and IL cents. Cling
nam at II! cents worth lSi cents. Al.hsir
i.HSfrr p 10 CENTS. cheap al l2j CENTS. Mus
I'm dc Lain at l29, 1si and % cea,s. sach A.
was never so'd i"r l.rs than double that price
Ehgii>h Nerin". choice Colors. of frs, rate
9nal''y at BIT cents. generally sold Al 80
crhts. l.A'i'cs Clah Gi',aks and Mantllas,
OF the la'es. style ani fashion. At So. - anal
ST: such a. We lave sold at G.. 8 and $40.
a'h every thing else in proportion.
virginia money taken at mar.
Come ono! Come all! Ladies and Gentle
m"H. W" will he pleased 10 wait upon y..u AMI
upon all who mav call on
a. ADLER Il co.
january 10th, lsGl-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted To me on Tavern ac.
IN count will come forward and settle the
same without delay as wish all claims due M.
closed forthwith. | intend hereafter TO DO M
exclusive CASH business and am determine ed
to give no credit for EATING, DRINK
ING or HORSE FEED from the Is, of Janua
airy, 1861.
JOHN r. PExWICK,
Proprietor,
Cnion Hota
January 3rd, ls6I-iF.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
- =
NOTICE..

A Ill. persons ind. htcd TO the late firm RI
a Ge". ". Dwyer & Co., arc requested to
'e!t!e Their accounts without further DELAY
win ). Felix Morgan. VIII" is authorized T.
s'sn the haine III the firm in s-,tlru.nt.
GEO. W. DWYERS co.
Jan. 10th lS6l-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
FOR SHERIFF
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR,

FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
ID. ID. WEIGH offers himself t. the vet.ss
Of Leonard Town district rs candidate kr
Supervisor of the Roa. aud asks the voters Of
the district to support him.
Feb 2eth, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
NOTICE 10 rRESPASSERS.

A IL. persops are hereby frwarhcd from
"A Tr~'passins with dog. gun or othcrwi.-
uiOa any part OF tiny farm called
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28
JAMES WILKINSON.
GROCER { CMM|SS|0N
III T. u c M A n II,
No. I22 Dugan's Wharf,
BALTIMORE

Keeps constantly on hand a large assort-
ment ofSUrERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, Sr-
gars. &c, which will be sold at the lowest
market prices.
Produce Of all kinds sold on commission.
but ! shall only do a CASII somasissioa
business.
Nov. goth. 1S60-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28

The ,bove SchuylkilI Limestones are Magne
siam Limes:ones, OF pretty nearly equal cnmpo
sition. They are most especially adnp'ed 20 Il e
application on soils which are deficient In beth
Lime and Magnesia.
JAMES HIGGINS
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-28

The friends Of RICHARD COTTON sua.
Rrss his maine Z" the voters Of this county ~
. candidate for the Legislature, and ask for
hs clains dppa~ionats consideration.
March 9Th 1861.