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WASHINGTON LOCk EgsoTTIT

nR. SAUMiN bss. asser an experieEes of,c,
~ Years, es-- Gils:sd tie above rer,I,o irr,s-
EuscEe-v, rsii bal &C II 'ia nr GerU,.E trnf.-s
sra - s'A-
This is tie oaiy s'soe where = sHre S,J -AI-
curs ca, be 1utaln1l In She word .cf al n ?
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ness, - PAl.lts, ~ i.Isry EeSunC.-.y. anG ys-s- -
OrEaE. seNSEecf. FNlLs D. TIE IONS. Ftriatrlg- .
s'r a. 3, G5Di ity, prOFtrr i1. L6vyGl eE7 rot a.
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los ~ mem - ocIia-Il.. --c,a c. N'v. 500.
ct Las cSa'- l2f'rt7 Go -. - --F Al as..r
P7CJ .. dSli derE Sria.nE -rOta tho Iuaigc-, IN a.
'OGti, rencorn. thsgp Y-Cs fOr el.asr barlnssa
s,ait, sJci'|ss ar -.ATT1-ge.
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&c. Leto IS 20 ere a. which ID, fsl, u C-e 4.
trOm 10 dass. -
Victims Oi there horfi0,s Cc4nrlairts, ~lo ,zcrl5
WISH y ne va CAgi0 men 81. or siusl s a. ggCIslr
sioaid entTaco ths e-Ti''8 8f TJT., ..Ify I0g -sl
DT. SErE3sn rA-i~g - tie D. o.. rr..r giss--, 4,
gaeAts ior iIe comloFL % E.e F-aaufs 10 coo
trOll ClGSlc6. hey VII 30 IAN si.sd viii ..
i-'.t Hls Ink an1 agreeable ~u.r.cr- r =, ,srs,-
0tet, .lG Hllds az CGmiorlsGEe - tsoy Eo,lG be
hTss cl3ss hOtCl st le-s th,a EElfths cost
DC 2cL 4oTGes tbs nt,fGG asa Euuneg. lr SIM
mans once - or tho a"v1Or OF siNrg tt,ss. "a
fennoyiVsnit svr.gs, ClsIcDcua Hatzi ,.uoTita
th9 LNGtlSLs-l Bcte!. "8sHtHEtDl. 4 q.
fersSac - Cisssrce sEgUal enc'GSe rs.r2 70
reLaTA pOeSiEe, Ofece syU q. : A. ~ 10 IV b hI
kErlous partsos have beS4 ente-i fr-,T-, n, - -
sutat "a ~ certain ESlrd err on b.,k ~ ear. A..
this city, " 10 Will foe % ti tao dAy of fh.- 6s
vorh 20 the Ets- ~ - stciert s,o@i,
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TRAINING ARTILLERY HoRsEs.-The For
tres5 Monroe correspondent of the n. Y. Gem
mercial Advertiser says {" 1t requires cOusid-
erable time to mount the guns properly for an
advancing army, to supply them with trained
horses, and especially the right kind of har-
ness. The horse is a curious, shy, inquisitive Q
animal, and when first taken from the stable
or pasture, for the stragetic purpose of war,
demands to be handled with great care and
patience. He must be gradually accustomed
to the sudden and marked change in his status,
the CLEAN of arms, the roll of drums the
Haunting of banners, the fash, the smoke, and
the roar Of cannon. 1t is remarkable, how
ever, that when the practical war horse is thus
drilled and disciplined, his proficiency in
wheeling with guns and caissonS, at the criti-
cal msment Of limbering and unIimbering
light artillery, is wonderful. without n word,
without touch, without sign from man, he
wheels advances, and retreats with almost
miraculous rapidity-at times compelling riders
and gunners to spring to keep Their saddles or
escape his Hghtning-like evoluti0n3.
"Such warehouses; as these are intended to
be have been practicing before the window of
your correspondent, On the parade ground of
the Fortress this morning. Some few of the
more recent comers reared and sDrang a little
at the first flashes and thunder o. the cannon,
while others stood as firm as the adjacent trees,
and looked on as calmly as if they were feed
Ing from a rack. At the close of the firing
some of them were marched to the muzzle Of
the still hot and smoking gun and made to put
their nOstrils close to the metal, feel the heat
and inhale the smell of the powder. They are
thus taught 10 become on familiar terms with
their new and strange acquaintance and fel-
lOw-sOldier, to measure his length with their
eyos, and feel that his touch, at their rider s
command, is rendered harmless "
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" Florida is paying the interest of her State
debt In New YORK See does not repudiate. The
city Of Mobile 10 also paying her interest
III The Governor and State Treasurer of Mich
igan have determined to dispose Of no more bonds
Of that State at less than 80 cents
III Since the 18th Of last April, about 90 900
troops have passed through the city OF New York
TO the South
ID The Mobile Tribune says that the sum of
400 goo was due the Confederate troops at Pen
sacola On the lst Inst.
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH.
~. LOOMS, M; D., tho inventor and patcrtee
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his ofioe in this oity &SN9
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~lI
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other.
who cannot vesr those,
Persons calling ~ my ONCE can be accommodates
with aly stys sRd price of Teeth they nav desire
but 10 those who are % T'cut tr and the pu est
o!eanest, strongest, and most perfect dentnre tina;
art can Eroduee, ths MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
sth Snd 10th sts. Also, 3O7 Arch street, PHI adel
pnla. oc l5-6
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Wells, of same place.-For design for cook s
stove.
Daniel NJ. Scypes and S. Smith, of Spring
field, Penna., assignors to Smith. Francis and
Wells, of salle place.-For design for a sum-
mer range.
REISSUES.
Jefferson Nash, Of Janesvil!e, Wis, assignOr
to himself and Alouzo X. Cuts, of same place
For improvement in grain separatOrs.
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Movements of the Il bel Geuer ais Wise and

Correspondence Of the Memphis Argus, July - ]
Gen. Wise has recently marched into the
northwest. with alegion ten or twelve thousand
| strong. His headquarters ur';l few days
days since, were at Charleston, KanaWha Co, q,
on the Great kanawha river [. Is now under
stood that he has advanced nOrthward into
Jackson county, and his progress will probably
extend to Wood county, on the Ohio, the home
of the notorious traitor Gen. Johu J. Jackson
General FlOyd's brigade is undoubtedly fol-
lowing in Wise's track. At present :hese are
the only forces of any consequence in the
northwest Gen. Garnett's column having been
either cut to pieces or compelled to retreat
from Beverly. in Randolph, across the Allie
ghanies into PendletOn and Highland.
While the public attention was attracted TO
Winchester. Manassas and the points on the
Potomac and Chesapeake General Scott WIS
quietly pouring troops into the northwest from
beyond the Ohio, and so formidable had his
force become that Gen. Garnett, with seven or
eight thousand Virginians, found himself un-
able to arrest its progress Mcclellan, un-
doubtedly the sbiest abolition officer in Vir-
ginia, is probably now at the head of twenty
FIVE or thirty thousand men, able to obtain re-
Inducements not only from the other side of
| the Ohio, but the " panhandle" section, where
| tories are more numerous than black kberries
The Northwest has been one weak point, and
Gen. Scott seems well aware of the fact
Gen. Lee and bis staff start tomorrow morn
| ing for Northwestern Virginia. 1t is believed
he is going to take command Of the entire
western division. He may probably fix his
| headquarters at StauntOn. MeClellan's Yam
kee tricks and night marches, pouncng upon
| two or three hundred of our men like a wildcat
| out Of the woods will be brought to an end.
write this not by any means with view to
| derogate from the brave and fearless officers
already in command in that part of the State !;
for history furnishes no brighter examples of
courage and intrepid daring; but it is well
| known that, as a prudent, skillful, cautious,
yet bold and fearless commander, Gen Lee
has no living superior. Our officers and men
will regard it as a compliment that he has
been assigned to duty in that part of the State
which, so far, they have nObly defended
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.

~ AT POINT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.
This oe ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction Of the Potomac River with The a q
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the VEA y
undersigned on tho 10th of June, in the SkskH
very best style, for al persons who may wish !.
safe and quiet retreat, whore they @, n have the
ban"E OF the best salt water bat ing and enioy the
deilcacIes of the water such as Fish of oil kinda
Oysters, Crabs, &c.
Ever desc, iPtlon OF fishing tackle Will be ke2.
for the accommodation Of guests.
A fine livery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard sc looms with
all other emusements usually found st such places
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the ssrGen on the prenlaes and from
the BGltlTaOro and WASHINGTON markets
the beat Liquors and Cigars will always be found
at the Bar. -N
Board, 50 psr dcy; ono week, Sl2; second week
so; four weeks for SS5; children and colored Sc
vants haf7rice
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday at a and Baltimore on FRIDAY nt D.
m The half past O'clock p. III. tram from Wa n
Ilgton WI connect at Baltimore with the boats.
reaching Point Lookout daily a 80, a tri-weekly
s%:s from Washington. by way of I.aonerdtOwn
9, Anr esq "a. DIoprIo;orS, Ct Point Lookout,
" ashInstOn y -, or Alexandria, Va
mSi NEFLEBOWER u co . Prop'rs.
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OFFICE G." INSPECTOR AND sEALEH
~ o. ShS LETTERS,

WARRINGTON IHly -, I5so,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER, That res
s0ly to the PROVISIONS ofthe cI3Il:3ce of LL Cor
poratiOD approved Nay IL, 1870, tho unders, ned is
now prepared, "whencyer reSIITed in writing arc
on pre- ,ay mt o. the fso Of FIFTY cents to il seect,
sKsm!Ee, test: sr0Vs and ascsrtS.n the acoUracy Of
rsslstraton OF sny Tss meter N Wte in this cIty'
Evory mister iffoUrd incorrect, viii DC condemned
aud smother, sealed and marked as true, will he
set In ifS place. If proved to be acc1-Ete in itr
measUlt ient 0! .:s, will DO ses.sa sccc -QiGgly
and sKsIr Fu. IL rOeitio2 for use.
CN2n No. $40 Seventh street, CRear Odd Eel
.ovs' HALL Oeer from Q a. m. to Ss.m.
CHARLES w, CUNNINGHAM,
~ 1s-t Inspector and Sesler of Gas Meters.
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n F F & A l..
DEoAKrMRTT Of STATE,

WGshiagtOa, JK}g 20, lG6I.(
Inform 8'ioI hr- been reoei ed at this Depart.
rIent from or. +. Y. ShufeIdt the COnsul General
of g Uni e1 sites at avana, Il the issue, on
the -5'h uitImO, OF a ro:a Gere ee bv Which II i'm
port drllnr d: Z n,mnn slip bread ara Iaken OF
f1r the 's'rr f fnurteo I""~ his from the d tie of
the publ ton OF th' roy .! aree in psvana Tie
sane e. 81 -sn reduces g.. ,no-H-l" during the
sana tlmo tic wport duties upon c,rn and com
meal SnG pOtatles.
Tie duty 10y the taft upon corn is S5h per
centum upon the valuation of 81 pr bar = az : o
Spanish pounds, when fIom ,o:cign ports in for
eign bottoms upon cOrnmeal 55H Per cantum upon
the valuation Of SIS per barrel Of 2C0 Spanish
pounds from foreign ports in foreign bottoms
upon potatoes, from foreign ports in foreign yes
sels, 2915 per cenium upon the valuation OF ~ 80
per barrel upon foreign bread, in foreign YES els
S5h per centum upon 81 for every 25 Spa Ish
pounds,
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n WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Hsads' 11rnm
Sticks and Snsres, Brass And G2gPsr suEles. fss.
Just arrived at the Music store OF W. g. MR.
ZEROTT, corner OF Eleventh street and Penna.
avenue. m n
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nUPONT'S 6uNPOWDER,
u For sale 81 manufacturers prices. by
yORN j. B06UE, GRoRsITowN, ID C.
Scls Asssey for tAs Distriet af ColsssSss,
large suPpy, enbIaelng every variety, sivsys
on hand, and delivered free 10 all parts OF the Ds-
tict Orders can Also be left at the ONCE of AdsTss
Express CoulApy, Washinstons y. O, & &laVT
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
w CrrY Ii ILL. July ls:, 1851.
ALL WATER TAKERS are heyt5y no,tfsd
that theiT Water Rents for the year CONNIE ne q
with this date are now due and payabIo st tais
Office
the following id the llT of the Cooperation "a
relation ~ del llquOat w6teT-take -" VIZ:
" In a. oases of ths non pay ment of tie water
rent los thiT days after the same Is due and pay
able, the Wat kegi.trar snail motif, the : ur
Veyor OF such delinquency, and the saId purvey or
snail discontinue the suppl OF water lmmadi ate +,
by outing oil the water at ths main, and he ma! n
not al ow IL to be again used in saa de iqauent 8
premises except on no ,lhcatiOn by the Water Re
glEt ar that the water rent has been paid q also
the expense of outing off and restoring the flow of
water "
The law will be enforced.
PANGOI.IH C0ELE.
~ lin [InteIiI Watsr nsgIstrar
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ZONE AND SIZE Our new style INDIA PAN
!9s,yi also the tNf0S 2iE, q No. 40 s'issso ssso
ss@sa tss-l1
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Booss AID sF3Es 20. sVT1 sIE
wssre nov manufseturinr slI tipd, of Roo-s
And SHOES, aud constantly receivIne alxS
srIlly Of eastern made vorf Of every DE- n
Pc sold Ct much lover lrioe than haa besrv -
hssesofors charged In fhls siS for mssk in}srior
Persons In want Of Boots and Shoes of s>sssrn sr
Saty made yo9k, VII slvays ind Q rood assorsrnss
. SkIFFtN q BRO,
NJ 3lt PeanaylvSlia Sss-.~
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GUNDpATS POE .HE " EsTERN RIVERS.
QUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
Wd,htngtoH. Jane II, 1851.
Proposals are invited or CONSTRUCTING Gun
boats upon Ghe Western riY-rs
Specifications will be immediately prepared and
may be examined at the Qu7r:ermastefs Once at
ClucinEatI. Pit RburSh, end A. this Office.
Proposals from boa. buii ors and engIne-brild
err alone will be conslde red.
Pans submitted by bidders will be taken into
cOngIderatlOr NJ G, MITES,
ie QuArtern.hster GaEeca, UnI:ed St:ts
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4 2NXDER

As PL ClTBER AND GAS FTTTrE.
Iias removed 10 tGe corner of Twelfth and = cts,
he Is prepared 10 INTRODUCES WStef sld .ias UpCn
satisfaction.
Re hns on hand 5 lot of COOKING and Other
STOVES, which Ge will cell lesstaGl cost, rs he
SIsle5 to get ri OF tHenl, Nc n
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GAS EINTIIREs

!" GAS INJURIES.
w = H-ye IN store, rnd 81 d;.i ! rzyCIvIuy Gas
FIIyaE ES o. entirag NyU Pattor- srd Oesigls
and F,"lSh, superior ia style 10 EzystD.Cre
offered II this market. " invt0 cit zeis garerSi
y 10 c.. ard CANINE our stock al IS and w .ter
FlEnIes, .-r .qg confident that U5 have the noEi
,e'o".Pd stock in Washington.
n Work a. she above line IntTusL5G to oV- carr
vs. be prom. u ] attended m.
MYERS & McGpaN
mar k-H SGT r strA-t
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN 2. DOVE CO,
FAhE nov prepared TO execute any orders with
vDl2h stC- lpay be 1svo-cs IN Ics
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FJyTiNS
BUSINESS,
~ Store on sth street, = aea door. ro-Ih OF "a
stsnue, Shcre nay be f1prd eoEa2lesa ssFcrtnort
WATER FIGTURES. ;. .gT-iy
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NOORE'S WEST END 8 D. .'OUNT TS
IN IN full operation, dispensing p-rs CarbOlio
Acid water, with nice slru. o. G.i.e-ent favorS,
to suit his patrons.
In addition to q fine stock Cf Med :ci-es, he has a
general assortment of TOIle. Lrrc. .se, GIe Cigars,
dr ivs
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVB CORDIAL

BLOOD RRNOVAroR.
Sold in this oity BY C. sToTT, s7s Pa. svsrue
81 3-eoly, alv
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- Blue t.iok Water, and other Medicinal Waters,
always fresh Also, fresh supplies Of Pure Medi::
cines leoetved weekly. Ayer'e, Scuencks, and
MOORES West End Drug Stors,
112 Penn ayenuN
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DISEASES OF I,rPgUDENCE


TRE MANY THOUSANDS cured a. this inttituion within
Gs Ia tt'.ntssn years. and hs numerous important Surg
ra ovsraons Performed ~ DR. Johnston, vInessd by III,
o. us papers ana many ether persons, notices
c Els standing AZ gsOtsndn Of character and RESPONSE
sity, sEEcisnt EHSrsntss the aaictsd mar 5lV
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1NO The OFF ERS
= AND SOLDIERS
rL OF THE ARMY.
4. Those who are desirous Of -endI z money to
theih iamiiies or fri nds, East, c,n obtain 81 ht
DIaits On New YOrk City in suoh auus O. they
may wisn' either In large or small anounts. Apply
Army EXPRESS 90,
NO Sss PRNgsYLvaNIA AykNuR.
DAVIS, BELDEN e. CO.,
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Member of he Royal Coegy Il Surg London gradV
from of the eminent Colleges Cni,ed
Safes aHd the gieasr rr Of whose hi, his been spent
the hosPI;c Of London, Pans PhsdeTh snd
has sFsCtsS u ia astouIsh ~ IN
had vi; many troubled With ungIng head $40
elTs when ateep: great nervousness, leIng alarmed
Sudden souE&S bsshiLness v frequent iUshEF attended
fl,.im,s VITA dsraHEsmsut Of mud, cured
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-10
For ROAD SUPERVISOR.

:, $3.50, ,.,.r,.trrs,np ;
lOh i''-Ib 81 ="
ID. WEIGH Offers himself I" lhe,v
of Leonard Town district as ea"''"a'e ''
Supervisor "' tn" 1900 .h'' "9Ns '''' ?''''
the district t" support III.
F'". -"'"' ''''
Holm q. ROWES offers him self as n can
aida,c for Road SUPERVISE il Leonardo lrwr
district and .oi:rts the support oi MS T ''e'u"
aud fe'ow-rlr'zens
. Jan. JAIN lSti.
WAITED roam thankful for TIE hurror +
J.. I.s he,e,"f,re received from the I'd ters Of
the Factory district. offers himself rs y rand'
date ur Road Supervisor m sad ci",fc' anu
s.licits the Supper. of has friends md fellow"
citizens. =, roc,
H''''
JOHN Il Ct.Cl. Is r"soi'l'h'''.''
able person Tor h''"' H"Pe'>
fac'"r! '"N''N'' NAVY r2iE%DS
"-NN' "'
:, March ->'" 49, =;
HENRY NORRIS "f ia. offers hsnsef 10
the voters "f Leonard Town niS't,'' aSs' '"'"'
date tor Road H"re:'is"f an" so''e''' .''@
"f has friends !,a the Puo'''
! '"'' a ,r .
d WILLIAM G'"nW IN ones fnn,,;L,,,
the ,o'e,s of f"ta>e"' p'S'''r, as s"n,,or,
tor 'o"" sur Iii 'i.',,,,
." ."a,., 10, ,,6I.
: N'S"". o.or,
j. 1. hA i'f.N '4e'S '''"1 ,:n f., r,.,,
ui thalu'" pS''t' II, / h ~,
-, supervisor. ard asks Their support ~ Tic '''
-, suing Fall election.
- Sept. 9Th. Incl.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-10
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

To TIE FARMERS or 81. NiRlS.
i would m,,st respectfully call Your a'-
,,.,ti.,r Il, ny large assortment Of hHFaE-
HEATS | am manufacturing and pre-
uari,,g t,r-tr assortment of -ii.tctitjdrG IN
,JsJsenis ihan have ever hcf,'rc offered I"
Ire rul!ir-Hnrse Powers an: ThT"shcrs.
Wheat Fans. Corn Mills. Corn SHELTERS,
plnu"h>. Harfow>: CuiIivainr>, and many
,ther articles t" numerous 10 mention. /
can sur;,l. the Farmer with every thing he
ma, want. With regard I" Horse Powers
/ wouti call particular attention tn the
1T nf PELTON'S Triple Gt'7HEi'
POITEES. TO rorl nth or wi'ho' ban
ri,rb are not surpassed IN this 80 any o'he'
ma,kt and m"S respectfully imVae 'i's
! wl,,,urc i'm want al Machines Ia give me call
A. l,cl confident that can s'hi the p'f
chaser. | am making CORN MILL. T.
grinding Corn AT Home. Tl:s Is a good Mill
has lem tested aud pronounced $" hy expo
ric,c,d Judges. To this ASK your src
cal attention.
tender vnu my sinc-rr thanks for III
. kindness l,r,:ufnrc Shown re AZ! beg c"t
{ tiuaa,.cc of v"ur f;,v,r$. determined To max
a s,r.n,g effort to please ali win" give me the
c,,,..m. Nr,lcr> viii meet With prompt at'eI
ton " 0cinr directed III
WILLIAM H. HARDING,
$50 PrcH street 'rhaiI, Euli'moFc, W
Feb Ill, lGGl-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-10
FOR Ct,CNTY CLERK
rop COUNTY CoMMiSsso NER.

r,s friends Of J. THOMPSu. YATES
Is, lis name 10 the voters OF this county
80 candidate for C"unty mrn;ssi"ner al
III. en.u.u. f"!i eecsIo".
SEPT, es'h, 1851.
VIZ are authorized In announ.e GEol:dE
9 uaT'rlNGL.Y, nf Chap;.co District, as i
" Lie for commissioners Court and {" re-
',-, for him .he support vi h's ir's'sds And me
I''hhc. ,o..,
The friends o3 l.. II. CANTEE recommend
him 20 the voters al ST. Marya count! ss Il
suitable pers"n t" REPRESENT ,he Count. /" the
Cant, .issi,arrs g. urt.
Ut 3rL. 1891.
JAMES r. HOPEWEiI. is mmen",'
!, IA, Fa. tot, distinct rs II c;'i"iid"'e IL" 'h'
i,,,,,is,iuers' C.url ut the c"ii'nS woven
!. r elc ti"l,.
Oct. Bird. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-10

The friends Of WM l. YATES suggest
II. nam. to the voters of Leonard Town
u is,r;c, as a suitable candidate for Magis-
:, .,e and ask for his claims a dispassi"hat"
consideration at the ensuing Fall election
LEuloN.
Angus. 10th. issl--,e.
ZACCHEUS TIpPEl'r offers himself I" the
VOTERS ,f Leonard Town District rs canh'-
date for Magistrate and respectfully ~'l'eit>
I'll err support a, the ensuing FAIL election.
Ans. 22nd, 1861
The friends Of CHARLES CAMALlEH
pr, seui his name (" the voters "i i"rh'at'
Town NJ IA canGi,inte f"r Magistrate. AMI S'i'
81, Cor his claims 'ispassionate consideration
Aug. 22ui, 1861.
The friends Of r. ALEXANDER CLARKE
recommend him 10 The VOTERS "i the FACTORY
District as a candidate for reelection to the
office Of Magistrate, al the ensuing Fall eiec-
tion.
Oct. 3rd, 1851.
The undersigned offers himself to the voters
az Chap.icn District IN a Candidate for re-elec-
Il. n tn the office Of Magistrate. ut the ensuing
Fan rle ctioi. and. in this connection, oegS
leave to tender his sincere thanks I" the voters
al that district for the liberal support he has
heretofore received at their hands.
GEORGE GODDARD.
Oct. Bird, 1861.
We arc authorized tn announce WILLIAM
r. TUCKER a. 81 candidate for Magistrate
in Patnxent district.
sept 9th, 1861.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
W. GIBSON "A a candidate far re-elertiOE to
the office If Magistrate in Chapsico District.
saye are authorized to antcunce EDWARD
rljBMAN rs a candidate for Magistrate IN
lat,,xrut District.
Sept 9th 1861.
". are authorized 10 announce JOHN ID
ya.rrS t.,r Magistrate in Leonard Town i)is
;,ic,, and Ia ask for him the suppof' Vi ~
trirnds and the public.
Sept. 10th. 1861.
The friends Of R. n. WATliEN rf'ommen
him tu the voters of Leonard Town hs,''c
Az candidate for Magistrate. AID solicit 'if'
support at the ensuing Fall election.
Sept. 26sh lsGl.
IT SpAIDING offers himself I" III
voters of patuxrnt District a. y Candidate u
Magistrate at the ensuing Fall election.
Sept 26!h, 1861.
The friauds Of WA. A. L0kER recon-
a,.nd him to the voters at i-e''nard TOW
District ~ q candidate i',r re-esee'"1, " =
Office uf Magistrate, NJ the ensuing ran e'e
ti"n.
Sept. 26th. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-10
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