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AnrCsE DIENTs.
AeeA kIFshs 7ES SNyaar
LIVERY kIsHr nkxE WEEK
FOURTH OF Jd 1ss AFTERNOON.
s sEEss ssIss7Ess;
So. yxpLx SANS SS:s,aro LAxrsxx.
raSsk zcFDssb AND - ksrr.suaHs THOUSAND
IN TWO HUNDRED AND ssvzsrxxx sraHss.
BEAUTIFUL s wv t Ssi rs rAsLxAux.
MAS 4E. 4Gss s Il
a: |;5 |.s l:s s$$:sss Hss ssSi; $780,
sskk RRSS Sidl Ms SSss ssssssS.s.
NEW Music s ss EaS11s BAHIA.
F~' sg GstEiss1 sfsfss & Tho
THE YousSrHa or JULY
ntTS s''k In the Afs'n00a and at esh' esk h the
MBLoDHoN. $50 BRoADwAY-oRINRsR ASSEMBLY,
The sse;ess P;sss z sna.snsSs 10 he ~oiid
~ f$ $SS $$ WIN s = SSs 1HfSS''
ss - H.
nav fssIsaes asrsr before introduced 70 the public
s..S ss.s1y q female beauty and talented paimes.
THIRD T Fsss e f ss sss % Ss,sy entitled
In which the grsaI
FEMALE MIhsrREL suKNE
VIII be introduced
MHLoDE0N
Hes always been to encourage real aud talent
S TO so w sss ws' i,
dsos and sapeaes. WITH sor puSs favor and
& i
'psssiHiy sindss . "a sSs mi mi eSM SSIf
found s'S,paSs TO ,hs people and consequently he
Tho same principle ;pGR'e SdD e engagement Of
Who win make Els hrst Ct the ssioaeoa
''" MONDAY NIGHT. JuLv /. 1851.
In ais gree. shsr.ss,s ana s,i,ss,iy.
list d'nseu'e or star but M sss
we Ssys Ses
ss
LADY siNaBKs
70. -. 'a '' s'",'s ~st as FANNY FORREST
MISS OExxA BuiLER.
The cecssa+sd comic and sentimental vocalist and
MISS LEILA SERENA,
ballads we're received With enthusiastic applause Also
MISS KLLA MAY.
The young and accomplished vocalist
kIG. 0UsTAvE BIDKAUX,
Late Of George Christys Aipstrtis,
The Great Primo Harona
and others Of equal merit
MISS ADELE GALA,
wssy aS. SssasS ' young asf Lsdsss '' i'o0p'
Third week and great of the In the
''' ~ FAST YOUNG WOMEN;
FEMALE MtNkTRKI.R,
CoMpesrg sixteen beautiful talented and accomplished
Young Ladies,
Who open IN Acts sing Songs execute Conun-
drums &c
First night OF
MASTER LEWIS,
The Great remse lmparaoDstDr and Actor,
9cgehev with Mammoth Troupe, compr1stng nearly
CNE HUNDka. PkRF JkMEEs
VITO wili appear each evening in their various roloa
Adnisa0n Ii cents; Orchestra chairs, Is cents
B.-Mr. FAM CowELI. Is re engaged at this establish
ment, and will hhtrty APPEAR.
, MI - JULIA BARTON
her first appearance In Ave years. Will appear few days
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r e. IN0ERgCLL's

I x. lN0KR5CLL'5
FOUNTAIN AIR BRUSH
:a Ss 81 r
ssvetS its within three months by econonaius
iCsn,sn p..sr. tos, consists q
sozsie through which BY APdng on tho TOP the
Sss 1s
result bling secured By n,p's sad perfect
aa no ss WIEN esspS!
Wbch dchsrses Il &c into ITO the sri lea ~ 's'
s5H;s sIs' 2; he 1;s
quantity Of fluid for s :s q s'S si "sGss
the y rs e ags s s G S ss 81
shis ole m invenaon %shoa sons
Sy 81 III ss s1d
ssSssle peri pe'aoE Who Snss uses s raTasr FOUNTAIN
aso NJ i
MARBLE MANshns-asEAr BAKaAIss IN MAN.
on VIII apd e T,s s to esy e
marble ysrd LIS Eas, Eerse' nth svc mar Third assaae
RRfERIaEEArogs.-xlsI WISHING ,aEIK RE
sSd = can do &c BY addressing oanS jobs
al Sc attended, o by tbs savsrer porsoaapy "''''
WAErED--A SEOOnD HAND COPPER STILL And
W Worm Address A. K, HerAt oIcs.
90 ono WELSH BLUE PRE- BRICKS FOE LINE
LC.OVV klns, loasdties kc s,so impor cd Jsaaoig
lles Bath El.ks Use and other cays five s- cent n
10 we'd 10 sz.tes lcr ssf For Ssls az p-icsy
$40 kront atxAes, Now Toss- -
-:------.--------
RAILROADS.
YTUDgoN RIVER RAILso FOR ALBANY AND
IL Troy connecting with trains North aid wesI Traas
e&vc.--
FROM eaANssRs srRErT. THIRTY STREET
Expzess and II A. NJ, and 70 and 20 M, and 1865
$50 and 8 z. ~. and 5:25 r. NJ
Troy and Alhsny with l0a6 r. NJ. Cundsys inciu-
alecping carr 1915 +. ~ ded}
poushkeepfe sr.in, "A ~ 6:2s a. NJ, aud L. 70 and
pesas R il ua a.' s:so a NJ s55& N. ana s:SrM
and $3.50 r NJ.
Sing ttrg train, 3fh ao and &iO 4;5S and iv;is r. NJ
945 K. n.
rishkll train, $50 r. NJ. e55P M ,
A. r. smith, Superintendent
NTHw YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN for Albany Troy, North sad West Is 1mnor arrange
nent con men ng Kondsy, May 81 1881 Ill N. Fest
Yrss Train from twenty street esttou fT Williams
kdse Write Eins CrSton EAs Dover Plains and all local
"1"' Wv JQHN BUKCHlII> saYe:tAeSaeoa
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a Manifestations OF EVERY KIND.
SILVER PLAYED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY AND ICE CRxAM FREEzERS
An icmense stock Of Kitchen Cooking Utensils and every
description OF housekeeping Arices and at considerable less
psice6 than ary other house In the trade. Ut
5. b, DAShFORCfs Wholesale and Retail
Extensive House Furnishing stores,
Cooper JDstitute, New York.
Gully one block from Broadway In Aston place
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(vRxTEEvTLLB CCu2ss, L. -TROsT7Na. THUR
" ~: July q fcurcdock r n Aessh for sssaa s'd,
nsnas Tom hunb. owner nsmss stH Caxer 0oos
Cay and track Same day pacing match for $50 AGe
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a HEFRI0EKATORH
TABLE OUTtERy.
TEA TRAYS.
raEEZER8 AND COOLERS
Wooden and Tnware and Kitchen GOODS Of 0vay kind, q
TIE cheapest place In the city DELMA6
Rouse Furnishing Store, 200 broadway.
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NEW BowFgv 3HEaTRE
mthDAs. JuLa L. p8.
G1An1 Patriotic LrtMa BY Harry SeyWr uv Esq.
TIE eA11IE OF BUOrAV LLd,
nEW tNicN TABtxAUx,
and pNtraytrg oil tte
STIRRING EVEnTs OF TA1 BAR.
She arGanttc Drama OF
THE CARPSnr&H or KUtpkN
And 10 Comic Pautomimc OK
THE SSlDnM AKA
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YOUNG LADY, WE'LL KNOWN IN MVsICAx ORR
"a es who has had four years experience In church sin
Ing desires situation soprsno Ia cneir Of this city;
larry must be $780, Address 3. c., Eesald oiloe
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ASTROLOGY.

TUE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
l young and accomplished Madame BYRON from rariS
Who can Cd with the siictest confidence ali al
fls OF nfe, embrscIs love, ccuItship; bg'ineS and
sickness: restores drunken snd nnfathful husbands,
h-a = secret 10 nske YOU beloved bS youE hearts
'cs art tipss hep 'hoe '"-S reos-sed ta1es W
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DRVANTS hIESrbHLA
D Mechanics Bah Az sroadway. above Grand strest
Monday. July J, and every night during the week,
THE rOG6ED Para;
Or, They would he sons Of Malta
PHh HORN AND DAN BnSANT
As the anddates, and their buslesque skstch.
TIE STR ANGER
n Etyanger. Dan eiyAnt Mrr Halsr. .Eph Hapu
Oats what's de matter" Hou's Ballads Plantation
Ioeys open at curtain rises At clock Tickets Is el
On Fourth Of July RftersO0n performances 0'eicck
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pAkSDM's AMKRfcAa nCsECM.


TEAEE DAYS ukLy
MONDAY. iuAaDAh AAD WEDHEEDAy. JULxA
LssT THERE DAYS OF aHE GgRsr UNION DRAxk,
1Hs PAvk1Or'n NREAM.
Fouuted the for thu bntrn ard demesnog
IN Living b srx many OF lis ssrirg scenes srd events -
vii; b Orpneeo each afternoon at 0c,o W. evsniUg ~.
10 be at all hours toe sondarfU aod extrasrdipS
ALBIso sls1kKe. and their ask solher aud BroshS
though there children born OF perfectly
BG&Tk AFRICAN rAEEN-s
Their ccmpisx'o white their hair whte
tu0w aud II cir ey Il delicate pink
THE askA1 LIVING BLACK SfA LION
LIyInG hA@MOTB GRIZZLY B1AR SAMSON,
peaides great variety OF ther living Hears
20 lIvING MOKhrHE sANKtS
GRAND AQUAaIAL CARDS
HAPPY FAMILY. LIVING 1xALA
And million OF Other Living Preserved Juste
Admission 70 ali rs childrt under ten, 10
ON TIE FvURT 4--fHE GLORIOUS FOU&ch,
The Nuseun will present unwonted bin Of
kOykLTlKS AND AITE ACTIONS,
Including splendid stic performances every h0ug.
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AuOe1dnfENTU.
VAriHyRR GAcrHH.
w eEcENYH WEEK
OF Ne celshrstsd eziist, Mr..
ECTHE1N,
EOfHEaN,
MONDAY. J0ly I. ISSi.
First reFree .natfcu OF his and ncnee v8 so Dr.
founded on the French. en- tiled
sCsPKnsE. stsPEhsE SuepHwAR
sos sasssksn sOs s5st hkss. sos .5ss sis.
MuAic c0mp0ied eIprsss;y for .hls place BY
Reausifci New scanery BY Mr. seiw5a
ftrst appearance Of
M CaAai.ss FISHES and Mr. q r.BARxEr.
NE egeasngs entestspxnsnts Will ciu3ls VIII
O6AhD CARNIVAL
EEATNf eKATRB, III ATF.
BKs1H6,
1KATE6, sKA@Ka SKAJks 6KAfE8 6KAuSR.
After which the celebrated
PAkOBANA
Of ho
q tao OF the OF tho eft OF INC
HUDscN, HUDSON, HUDSON HUDSON, HUu6ueI
To 10 followed by three splendid
TABLHAUx.j
TABLXAUK, TADLEACX, TABLSAUx
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LBEBw n GfTvFIS & co. AUG
n sale OF 0W worth OF household Furniture th
private .ssiaenss Of 3 Chspan $50 No IS we.s 81.
rosewood str kany snd black wslpu. Psri0 Chamber
osk Dining Room nrnitu,0 For particulars to morrow
Bersid.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
disgraee at tho hands offs representatives,
In the MARYLAND Legislature nothing has

disgrace at tho hands offs representatives,
Ia the Maryland Legislature nothing has
srsnspircd Of special interest. Mr. Came
roa's project to remodcl aud enlarge ths
State. by adding to it large portion n
the territory Of Southern Virginia. hal
been rni.' i. lui found no supported
am"n. his tue aud loyal f,llowcrs. Perl
haps, they did NOT desire 20 plscc thcf!
friend Cameron in 6N by accepting and
holding him officially bound for the RI
dcmp'i"n of plcdyc he MY not have the
means to redeem. or make thcmselve,
anrnal,c to thu Laws of the State By pub
licly plcigi"g themselves willing rcces..rs
of stolen goods. Or it may be that thes.
good. loyal men, would have as little It
10 with. and wolld keep as fa- away from
Dixie rs possible, aud they are wise in SC
doing: for. with South Eastern Virginia
pinned on to their skirts. til y might find
it not quite so easy, even with the assis-
taacc of Fe!ernl bay"uc,s. 10 control tl.c
d.>tinirs Of the State by tramlling law
and order under foot, under the cloak Fl
loyalty TO the Government.
On Sunday last. f'r the ninety ni,.tIl
time. we wer. again Visited by the Will
tary. They were cavalry. about l2l
strong aud were under the command 81
Maj. Chapman. They passed through
our village AZ All early hour. aud are now
We learn. stationed Oh the Pa;uxcnt river
at Milestone Landing. The object Q.
their visit, or its probable l"ng:h. We
have not learned, thnugh it is surmised
that they Game among us to look after 9
'con;raband" route which report says ha.
been established between the lower part o
this county and Virginia How far they
/ have succeeded, or whether or not such i:
really the Object Of their mission, We kaoH
nothing beyond conjecture.
The Secretary of War, by bis late re.
port to Congress, estimates the Federal
free now III the field at GGU. 900, to which
it is proposed that Congress shall empower
the Presiirnt to add 100000. The New
York Herald shows the Confederate force,
now in The iieli to BE- 1876. 900 Ii these
exhibits b. correct, the United States. u
year ago, WIS certainly L power to be both
resp, ctcl and ira,cd by the most powerful
nations OF the earth.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12

We publish on our frs. page the mes
sage Of Gov Hicks to the Legislature
now in session At Annapolis. II His Ex-
cellensy is TO be believed. it is to his mas
'erly statesmauship alone that the good
people Of Maryland are indebted for ex-
emPtion from the evils which have over
tskca their coutumacious brethren in
Missouri. Kentucky and Virginia. With
the pr science Of prophet and the wisdom
Of all the sage, combined, he foresaw eve
~ thing and provided for every thing at
Seas: SIX months before any thing came to
pass. His patriotism vas only surpassed
N his sagacity and wisdom. Attempts
.~sec made to in.imidatc him. but the con-
soon found out that they had to-
ran who. like tho Old Guard,
ie but could never be persuaded to
Surrender. It was mex. attempted to
csjole bin. but he was proof to all as
szults. Like the Iron Duke. he "stood
our-squarc to, all the winds that blew
Indeed. if His Exccllcncy is not mistaken,
it Is Thomas Holiday Hicks alone aud
exclusively that has saved US all from per-
di,ien. and this too in opposition to our
wishes and ia spite of our exertions. But
We anticipate. To those who wish to
know exactly what His Excellency has
done for US and exactly how he has done
it.. We recommend = quiet perusal Of his
message. It is neither very long nor very
stupid.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12

Again. as ha. already been said. there
is not Of necessiiy any such thing as the
free hired laborer being fixed to that con-
ditiou for life. Many independent men.
everywhere in these States. . few years
back in their lives. we're hired labeEers.
The prudent. pcnnilcss beginner in the
world labors for wage. awhile. saves SUR
plus with which to buy tools or land for
himself. then labers on bis own account
another while, and at length hires an
other new beginner to help him. This IL
the just aud generous aud prosperous .ys-
tenn which opens the way to all. gives
hope to all. aud consequently energy and
progress aud improvement Of condition to
all. No men living are more worthy to
be trusted than those who toll up from
poverty none less inclined to take or
touch aught which they have not honestly
earned Let them beware Of surrenduring
political power which they already pos
sess. and which. If surrendered will sure
ly be used to close the doc: Of advancement
against such as they. and 20 6x new disa.
blli'ies and burdens upon them till all Of
liberty shall be lost.
! FROM the first taking Of our national
census to the last is seventy years, aud We
find cur population at the end Of the pc.
Rod eight times as great as it was at the
beginning. The increase If those other
things which men deem desirable has been
greater We thus have at one view wha,
the popular rrin,iple applied to govern
ment through the machinery Of tae States
and the Union has produced in q given
time, and also what. if firmly maintained
it promises for the future. There are al.
ready among US those who. if the Union
be preserved. will live to See it contain,
two hundred and fifty millions The
struggle Of to-day is not altogether for to.
day, it 10 for vast future also.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
SAINT MARY's BEACON
LEONARD TOWN ND.
rHgaspAr MORNING. DEC. 70. 1861


The Ere9sdents 8esoagef -
We give IN another column apfetty fair
synopsis d the Presidents Message, which
]. something too Lengthy FOR qualifications
in our paper without abridgement
One thing the Message is very decided
about-shere is to be no peace as long as
the North will furnish men and mean. to
carry on the war How long it may be
able o. willing ." do this. remains to be
s.en. but ie would not much surprise u.
II an effort vas made before the adjourn
nent Of the present Congress in the iirec-
ton Of peace. Tits beginning to be pref
~ generally realised By the commercial
interest At tie North, that war is a very
costly Luxury and tina, the .uljueation Of
the South. is. to say the last. very pro-
hleinstical. Patriotism did not begin tho
war nsr will il end il. We predict. tina.
the arst cifoft for peace from Republican
quarters Nill come from the grca. city of
Now York The Report Of Mr.. S-cre.a-
~ Chase COCA to show that the Govern
III nj is already embarrassed for want Of
means and is greatly in need Of another
lean. Wal! Street will lie called upon
again aud then We may expect to hesr
Wsu stseettalk a. it never talked before
Mr.. Lincoln. however, appears to be Of
god cheer. He is putting the Ina
chine" through at = terrible rate aud With
. prodigious flourish To what end he is
running i so fast. We. know not. cxcer,
tina. We know he IS running i. very deeply
IN d.l,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
War ana other News.

During the past week. affairs along the
line Of the Potomac are reported unchang-
ed by the Washington press aud other
Fedesalorgan but the outside reports are Of
y character that tend to create different
impression. 1t is stated. upon good au-
shorty. chat there were two considerable
engagements fought on Friday aud Satur-
day last. along the line Of the bclligercnts,
in both Of which the Federals suffered SC.
vefely. OF the result Of the two fights
We hare no report. other than the official
si2eacs that has succeeded them. There
II slso. srseport Of . skirmish on the up
}er Potomac. in which. it is stated, the
Gonfedersses were dispersed. though We
are informed hy authority from the imme.
diste vicinity Of the fight. that it resulted
in hcs~y Federal loss il no. in FEEDER
q reverse. A Union paper. published in
Cincinnati. reports = series Of heavy Skin
finishing along the whole line Of the army
# tte Potomac, in which. i, is conceded,
she Fsderals have been very generally
beaten. The Confedcr.tes arc reported
20 have advanced. during tho past week.
in the dissection Of Alexandra. and to
have occupied the village Of Allendale,
but the moveuen. is not seguarded as in
,licasive. ct . general forward movement.
KauadFs Of . general engagement. in this
Vuarssss -ssin numerous. but conflict
ing xAd' cousfsdicsory. and il is now
thought 10 b quite probable that Nc
Clsllan will GO into Wintss quarters
without Aas.saings pitched battle. Gen
b: Rs aitIioh has already taken up the
line Il n,.rck Coz Er.,i.riics, where il will
remain jssiag- the Winter. il nothing
shsil tssnspirs 70 dSdia6d is more active
employment. -, ;.
IN Western Virgins. the eampaign has
been brought 10 close in consequence Of
the svesiy Of the weather. .nd Gen.
Nosencrans has gone into Winter quarters
., Wheeling.
Sousberu reports from Missouri show
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,

The m-ssage "prns with recognition OF
Existing political troubles but expresses
gratitude 10 God fur the prosperous bar
vests and general health.
! ia ref TO the acting Of the sece-
detl States, the President anticipates the
possibility of an appeal for f"rcign aid,
or of fer: ign interpretations; and though ad-
hitting the n.u-.i.. ricrcncc Of European
powers hitherto. it is deemed rxpelitn:
,, tn suggest the aruing and fotityi.g OF
the Northern port. anu the lake coasts t.
b. prepared for any contingency in the
! future.
Suggestion is also made for co-opera-
ton with Kentucky and certain districts
of Tcnn.>sre ani North Carolina against
the seeded States. and the building Of u
railroad in aid Of the purpose
Indemnity is recommended in the case
of the British ship frlth>hire, for illegal
detention under tLr blockade
The recognition Of Iiayti and Liberia is
approved.
The revenue frum all sources for the
fiscal year etding Jun: 80, 1861. was
$50. $50. 92., and the expc nditurcs for
the same period Ss4 SIS. s34, which.
with prc,iuu: balance in the treasury LEFT,
a balanc': Of two and quarter millions
The revenue for the e., quarter since
ending September 81, is $lU2 532. 500,
aud the expenses SIS, 25>713 For
the estimates f,r the lnrcc q.ar;rrs eu,u-
ing, and for 1865, Congress j, reftlird
the rcp"r, Of the Secretary If ttt ira
>ury. l. is alleged as gratityin. FACT
that these expenses are not tcyond the
f. sources Of loyal people |, is also
aided that the number Of ,ro"ps offered
for the war is beyond the requirement OF
Congress
The recommendations Of the Secretary
Of the Navy for cc,tain impr"s emeu,s in
that arm Of the service are urged upon
congressional attention.
Vacancies existing on the bench Of the
Supreme Court are referred to. aud delay
in appointments a>crited to an unwilling
ness to do Injustice to the South; at the
same time The President regards the North
as having a superior claim. Certain
notifications in the system of the Su-
piene Court are recommended
The revision or codification Of the acts
of Congress Is advised.
y plan for the temporary operation of
courts i'll the territory reoccupied by the
authorities Of the United States. in the
seeded States. is recommended. especial
ly for the summary restitution in the
case of rcpudia,ed debts Authority to
make final Judgments in the Court Of
Claims Is presented to the consideration
of Congress.
The restoration. of the old Virginia
boundaries of the district Of Culum bia is
recommended.
The organization of an agricultural aud
statistical bu..au Is deemed advisable.
Th. a,trnti"n If Congress L. particular
ly d.rcctcui tu such Legislation as will au-
thorixe the frc.dom of slaves coming
within the svoi,e Of military action on
the part vi ii,e: United States. and the
acquisition of territory for their culonisa-
tiOn.
The President states that he has pre-
! i.rred the blockade af the Southern ports
to he closing OF the same. rs authorized
by the nc, of the last Congress.
Reference Is nauc 10 the belief on the
part .. the South that they would have the
sympathy IT large portion Of the people
, north Of Mason and Dixou's line. The
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

RY the County Commissioners for Sain,
- Mary's COUNTY
ORDERED, Tina. George NJ. Bohanan a
G. Hector Of State and County taxes in the End
election distsic. Of St. Mary's county. ca,,se
advertisement expressing the name "f the fol-
lowing ,rac. 'r parcel Of land, the amount Of
taxes due therein. together with the name Of
the person chargeable with the same, 70 h.
inserted once pr week for and during four
weeks in the st. Mary's Beacon. = newspaper
published in St. Mary's county, notifying tina,
unless the State and County taxes due on the
said lands shall be paid TO the said Collector
within the space Of thirty days after the pub
LEGATION Of the notice aforesaid is completed.
the lands aforesaid or such parts there"f a.
may lie necessary to raise the SUN due therein
shall be sold To the highes, bidder for the pay
nient "f the Same.
Owner. Name of Land.
1861 ". W. Dix, Suffers Fancy.
226 acres, sum due, $34 81
BY orlrr,
G.I. SPALDING,
Clerk
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
NOTICE.

10y the C'uniy C. 'mmissioners-
Id ORDERED. That the Board wil nae~t
nn Tt ESDAY. ia. 17!h instant. the weather
permitting, il not, the fiL,wing or next fair
.iav, to approve C.'n.,ables' bonds. C.,nssa-
hl-s are :heref,re requested To 6le their binds
Es approval ~ that time AS ths time for
Lvudiug will expire ms the 22pd instant
BY order,
e. /. SPALDING,
Clerk.
Dee. 18th, iS6l-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
FOR SHERIFF.

PHILIP H. DORSEY. thankful to has
friends aud the public for the s"ppor, he re-
esived at the late election offers himself agaio
a. q candidate tor Sheriff a,sl sOiiesis the votes
VI his feow-e,,lzens Of 81. Marys county a,
,ae next election.
Nov. 2lsi, laSl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12

lca.ed near the month of Wiconiso river
and aloo frs'm committing dsprsdations upSu
the shores Of said estate BY cunning ~ other
wise. Against any and al pen@,ns found
,respassng after the publicatiuM Il this nosie1]
the law will 10 vigorously snEaoed.
r. n. SHAME
Nov. 2lss, lasl-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12
n oT Ee

DY the Conn Y Conn sinnd
u Mssy's o,aniy- I
ORDERED. That the 0muI
{" Bailifis nn the 9th at OctoSr, +
the same are hereby revoked.
By orderA I
G. I. 81
Dec. f2th. 1s6l-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-12-12

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that unless the
State ard C.'unty taxes due on the lands a:ore.
said shall be paid to me on or before the end
"f thirty days after the above publication is
completed. the said lands "r such parts there
e a. may he necessary T. raise the sum due
therein, together with the Cost of advertising
and legal interest. shall be sold TO the highest
bidder for the payment of the same.
GEORGE NJ. BOHANAN,
Collector.
Dec 18th, lS61-4w.