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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
ISAAC JAcK>oN. cHAs. pIkSEl.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES,
ISAAC JACKSON 4 CO., Propri.,ers.
(SUccEssoRs TO THOS. NJ. HARVEY
Jennerville, Chester County, Pa.

To the Farmers and Planters Of St. Mary.
and sdjnIning counties.
TIVE subscribers beg leave u call attention
i to their large stock for the Fall trade.
Apples; Pears, standard and dwarf; Cherries:
Peaches; Plums; Aprico,s; Neciarln-s, all Sc
lscted and choice varieties. Oar small frul,
department. com"rises every thing in it's class
Sira Sherry, one hundred varieties; Grares,
afty varieties; Currani, Raspberry, Gooseberry
RhuOnrb or Pie Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock Of ORNAMENTAL TREES !.
very heavy, and comprises all The common and
most Of the new. both evergreen and d.c,duous.
Roses, Dahi,as aud bedding plants Of every de.
scr.Ption. Usage Orange for hedging. This
plant 10 destined soon to svpercede all Others for
this purpose, bring hardy, rapid grower, Its
strong thorns Offering an impossible barrier II
all kinds Of slcck Our stock il healthy and
well grown, and our prices will be found az low
as any other establishment. Orders collected.
Address
ISAAC JACKSON & CO.,
Jennervilie, Chester Co., Pa
p. 3. Catalogues furnished on applica,iop
References Francis J. Stone, Boom sbury: J
Edwin CoAd, L"eus, Grove. ST. Mary . county.
AGENT. Fred. Maddox, who II
ogent for this Company will attend 70 al.
arders left with him.
Sept. 18th. Is60-,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

TO THE F.ARMERS OF 81. AARYS
I'VE would in~t r-sp, ctfully call y"nr at
tentinn a. our large assortment of LHPLE-
NE.FTS We are manufacturing and pr-
pariny = larger assnrtii4-nt Agricultural! In
laeaenfs than we have ever before Offered {"
the p,ihlir-ll.rs- Powers an! Thr.shers.
Wheat Fans, C.rn Mills, C,rn Shelters,
i't,ughs, Harrow>: Cultivat"rs, ard many
nther articles To nuners.,,s t., mrnti'n. We
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
NAV want With regard to Horse P.'w"rs
we wond rail- particular attention to fine
lot Of PELTON'S TRIPLE GE.7REU
POH'ERS, 10 cork ,i!h or oitho"t ban
w.,ch are not surpassed IN this or any other
market; and We ~ at respectfully invi:e th'~e
who are in wan, If Machines To- give us call.
as we feel c.nfiient that We car snit the pur-
chaser. We are making CORN MILL Gr
grinding Crn ~ Home. This il good Mill,
has been tested arA pronounced 80 by exne-
rienced Judges. Tv this We ask your spe-
cial attention.
We terd:r van our siscrre thanks for the
kindness heretofore shown us, and beg con-
tin a.nce Of y.ur fav"rs, determined to make
a strong -if,,t t" please all who give us their
.us,,n. Orders will meet with prompt atten-
.i,a BY being directed :"
COTrlNGHAM < HARDING,
$50 Pratt street Wharf, Baltimore, I'D.
April 18th lS6e--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
DUTL y E r. s.
NJ A TIE RI A L S

The undersigned wouli respectfully call tn
attention Of the Public IL their large assert
rmcnt of DOORS. BLINDS. .SASH, poor
FR A.NES, HINDOW FRAMES, W.4SK
BOARDS. CASTINGS, MOULDLNGS, MIN
TIES, and every description of House Bald
my materials, which they have constantly On
hand and which they can furnish At the short
81 notice.
They are also prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
C,urtry Houses. Cottages, aud suburban
Residences, according Ia any plan or design.
all ready fitted to be Pu. up ON their propos-
ed sites.
Farmers and others. DESTROYS Of building
in the country, would find il t" their advantage
by giving us a call bef're purchasing else
where as are fully prepared to execute
work an the most reasonable terms. And the.
advantages, Which We offer in preparing all
the materials that may be necessary in con-
,,rucfing house will he fnnud to save the
Builder y great deal Of vexa,ious delay and
expense.
no An orders left at their office or ad-
dressed to them by mail will meet with
prompt and satisfactory attention.
MAUGIILIN & JOHNSON.
Steam Planning Mn AID Sash Factory,
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. %. Pratt street,
Next dor to Penn j. Mitchell, Bait. Md
April 18TH, lSe0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w E. ANDERSON, Mas. 10 & L.
" Second Street betarsn Frederick Street
and Marsh Market Space Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment, oil Cabinet Furniture in the city :,
i 5 prepares. TO seIl~very article in hsline upon
Ii. most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had a long experience ia this line Of
business. he fla,ters himself that he can cu,n-
pete, as ~ excellence OF material, beauty OF
workmanship and range OF prices, W III any
establishment OF the sort-in this or any other
civ. His general stock embraces iull and
complete assortment Of Parior Chairs. Sofas,
Rocking Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Suits, Bar roon, office and Dining Chairs,
French Iete a. 1etes, Settles, arm C.ai,.
XctIases. Looking Glasses &c., OF every va
rie,y and description: lie has also on hand
3edsteads of his own manufacture, wli;:t
gan be put up and taken ,lownin two min
,tes. Persons from 81. AIary's. wishing TO
purchase Furniture. are requested TO call and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
:. sure To find the right place Nos. 10 & I2
Second !S,reei-War'l ou.e with 80 lee
front and large Folding doors.
August lib 1s59-lv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
WRTGHTNTfLLE
MAGNETISM Stone LIME,

she best and cheapest that IS used for syrhcutu-
sL purposes. laick and Stacked, either VAIN
Or w.,hou, Magnea,a. (One 'ashei oi un'ck
vii slack two ard --haif bu-hels.) We nave
every variety Of 8 ZONE LIVE, one ssrIesy
STA for ANY SOIL. that may require IL, and
he ether varieties con'n,n sufhriert luant'fy,
Slime. Oar Lime R,ats 90 t" all The aces
sable nn5nts on the Chesapeake Bay, aud III
tributaries, we are therefore enabled TO oner 20
ta. Farmers md Oe,!ersin MTyland md Vtr-
sin,a, z eater facilities than they hare ever
kad ia par .has,ng the above articles. fmnxiui
fer the very liberal patronage We nave here!s-
fore rec.ivea, nos, respectfully svliei, eontin-
waiion Of the same.
sIMMONS, HRI3COE &. HlI.LES.
HfvRE DE Grace, ND.
March 1s, 1Sse--1y
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
SlOO REWARD.

DAN away from Rssecroft, the residence Of
h William F. Hardy, in St. ln,goes' dis
triet, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, negre man
DAVID Williams. aged about "a years. David
is about S feet, 6 or 4 inche8 high. He had on.
when he left the Farsi, pair Of white drah
ciush pHa,aloons, b ack pea Jacket and white
cloth hat. He seok with hin, also, Sunday
saii Of black clothes and black hat. David -
= fast taikey aud very quick in has movements.
He wns purchased &c Bar,oA Duvaii. Of AnLe
Arundel county. Md.
{ will give the absve seward, 1T he 40 'a&en
outside af 81. Mary IS c0unsy, and $50, If he -
taken "a the e,uaty bel so seh1red
tina, &C., hia. again. A. 80
= ~ J0HyM. MtLLaRn.
..s 2s -. Z for
WILLIAM r. HARDY
Leonard Town. Nd
Noy. 24th, tSSQ
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
FIRE
Ms u R \ NC E .

rNSURlNCE IN all descriptions 81 C'unty
Prspsr.y can bs saec,.d in any otthe f''l'
s,wius First-Clnss Companies. with
cut the delay Of consulting the home "ncss
npoa apr.-aLvn to the undersigned.
JOHN A. CAMALlER,
Lss.srd To,cm, Ia.
March 10th, ls5s-iy.
Companies Capital and surplus
scuri,y Insurance. Co., nf n. York, $50 200
-. :. 2y2. O00
1.I,,. $4,000
~ v,,,,3 " 2i5.090
1s-....,L 2OH. 900
Smarter Oak Of Hartford. Cnnnertlcut. 342. 90"
Insurance c., Of the Valley Of Va, 3'l 900
Albenarls of Virginia, 2oo.ooo
I.,.hhuro 200 900
T.rth.ru As.uranc Co. Lon,len, 2.ls&,lll
Maine DErAErHxNr.
Morean.le Mutual Of New York, l.0l4,lho
Ix,.hhrr, of y,rx;nia. 100000
Charter Oak Of Hsrf.rd, Conaecticut 442on
a9- rhs above Companies are ali deceased
by tho Comptroller.
Thomas D. johnson is Agent fer
the State Of Maryland, No. 70, Second street
Baltimore.
sd- Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Mech 10th. ls59--ty.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
NOTICE,

7HE undersig, Ell hecs leave to infornehis
IL friends and the Public that he is still a,
the Old STAND. in Is-nnar; Town, carving
an BLACkSMiTHING, GUN, LOCK
SM'THING SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORk--In short. ir,n work Of all .!escrip-
:i"''s. such AS repairing CARRIAGES, BUG
GiES. kOCkAWAYS, CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE Sii0ElNG. FARM WORK IF all
kinds: also REAfERS. THRASHERS and
DRILLS. With his experience of IL year. in
a Machine Shop, he thinks that he car do any
kind "f Blacksmith Work irurn knee.lr to an
anch"r. and nn reasonable terms New Wae.
ans and Carts bnilt cheaper than can I've .l..ne
a, any otter shop in this place. HORSES
SilOf.n ut the shortest noticr.
JAMES A. M'CATHRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th, lSs0-s..
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
JOHN T. CLARKE.
Wholesale and Retail Eroeev
Commission nltrfbani,

AS moved To the me and cOmmOdioux
IL WAREHOUSE.
No. ia West Pratt st., near Light,
and begs leave TO inform his friends and the
pubic that he has on hand large and gen.
eralassortmant OF GROCERIES, consisting
IN part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA, LAGUIRAa and
RIO COFFEE:
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS. of
every grade;
GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL. Y. HYs0N
.. BLACK TEAS
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEAN Ms and
w |. MOLASSES;
SPERM, ADAMANTiNE and MOULD
CANDLES;
FAMILY. EXTRA, sUPERFINE and
BCCkWEEAT FLOUR. &c
he also invites The especlaia;isnsion al ms
ir*aas -andseessoasers-t 10 hss extensive stock
ct IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC LII
.QUORS. which have been selected with the
greatest care and :apnoi tail 10 plea 2.
Baitimores March 9Th, 1850
March iosA. lS69-iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24

"HE subscriber. having had thirty year.
! expert ice q MILL WRlGHTING. Is
prepared ana Yelling tn 20 to as.y psfs Of the
State {" d" such work AZ REPAIRING or
HUlLMNG MILLS. He can also do rhgkh
CAhPENI'EkS work. .xii work tiS6s Id .
snnvtaLtiai aialsrer aud With .dShatch. Al.
tlIc,s. - 's 1sr:- i':f~+i
r. 'UEELE,
=" Gseat Mills.
81. kap's ca.
Oct. Is.A las4- -su.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
UNION fiVrEI,.

HAVING purch ased The above prcpe ay
l. the suoscriheT respectfully informs "a.
travelling public that ne is nov prepared "a,
accommodate tkesa. The Hotel vii: BE- .; Of
oughly repaired and all .:s rooms rrfurn:sts,..
The personal attention of the subscribe, wi!
DE- devoted 10 Its management. and his t<st
efforts will h. g,vsn 10 make his guests rom.
Portable. Has table wi:l 10 sopp!ied with
wha.esrf ,he mark, affords. asd his Bar i,
n.shed with !ac best I.,qnor. and Cisa,.
HIS servants Will always BE- found at,en,n q
ana accommodating. Sober and reliat,e
Holsters have BEEN smpioved. and the g.,
scr'b~r will take care il.ai mis- stables are Ia
neglected.
lie soilcits the patronage o! the former
guests OF the U0uses aud thai Of the public
generally.
John e. FENwICK.
Leonard Town
Oct. 7ih. lS5e--,t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

TINE undersigned has ,st retained from the
u City with the largest, Aho best selected stock
q Pa L, and WINTER GOODS ever Offered
70 the citizens of st. Mary County, consisting,
n part, sfvery Superior qs~li,y Of Heavy Goods
fes Servants eloshing, al the most moderate
prices-also Boses and Shoes ofthe most sub
ssansia usake, and best material. Besides Cloths,
C.sslmeres, vesiinss and all kinds Of 6ne dress
GSoods, tor Ladies and Gentlensn-a carefully
selected. and well assorted stock Of ready made
s.othing, manufactures expresslyto order. and
variety of articles ofaimoss eve.y kind no where
s.se 70 Be foand IN the county. He respectfully
Eeita sai from those aesirlng 70 purchase, feel
che business. rsaalsing from 4 lopg residence in
iae eisy, will enable hin 10 offer such induce
meats q wis defy seHPssisien.
as's 3. II. JONES.
Clifton Factory.
sspas@hs, s7th ssse-ly. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
NBw -sHoDe1 .NYw sHo1s #

CIMMS q MADDOX have Just reoGvsd
- large as>orfa.eis 81 NEWShOES, Of the
kfG qosii,y ard ct ~ sssss ss.ssts< for sss,s,s.
wkseh Win &c SD Iss1.
Nv. Ia IhnA
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
70. A. sIHM', 20. =. xADD'
BUSINESS NOTICE.

YHIE undsrsisntd have this day Er'ned
Z C-PaanersIip in, the NEK CANTILE
BUSINESS in Leonard Town. under tbs
nsn'e and lssyis OF SLMA6 g MADDOX.
and are B.w doing hnsif.as q the sb.rs lately
occupird By Gen. A. S;pssns b Ca. They sD-
licit o"ntsnusnos Of the vsU liberal pAtFo.
mage which was extended u ss.e LATE 6rm.
GEO. A. SJMNH,
10. n. MADDOx,
OFT. 2Sth. 1ss1--n
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
100.

IuU.
The above Srhuyikili Limessones are Ma-ne
sian Lime<:oGes, OF preSty nearly equal comp"
s,tion. They are most esp cialiy adapted tst'e
application IN soils which are de6cientim both
Lime aaa Magnesia-
JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
CONFIRMATION NOTICE

ORDERED by the Court. that the Audi.
NJ tn's rep.sf. fiiei ia this case, nc ratified
aud confirmed, unless cause r. ti,e coutrnry
he shown "a or before the third n, ,n.iay n,
March next. pr"vhisd c"py If this srd.r /.
inserted in shc Saint Mary's beacon nee
week at least three weeks previous TO liza,
Tine
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE,
Cork.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
]. H. LUCKETT,
Ste k, n ote, b ill,
AHD REAL EsraTs RRoxEa,
u Second Street,
BALTIM Q r IL.

REHERE nCKs.
P. 0ibsan, Cashier Bank Of Bali. Baltimore.
G.. 4. C.lcnan, Cash. Mechanics Bank, j..
n. Buchs Cssh. Franklin Bank, Thomas J.
Carson, Banker, Th,mss d. Jehnst"n. j. C.
Adams. Warwick, Eriek & Bail, 4. Mickle
(,ssh. Union Bank Of Maryland DaA. b. A.
Vcksr., Pres. Marine Bank. Johnston Brs. 4
o., Bankers, Josiah Lee & Co., Hnsh Jsn-
hins q ca. Young & C,r~'n, Wn. Fnksey
Brooke, Washington, D. C.
NAY Gath, is60--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
NOTICE. no cREDIroRs.

IS s'JVW IFSE ~ ChEDIIUHS.
nRDERED that Walliam c. Love, m in.
S}Ssalvesr Petitioner, be aud appear before
Ia. Circuit Coan for Saint Msry's county on
iae tia,sd Msaaay OF March next, TO answes
.ach iatsrrsgasoues or allegations, az may be
tra ;,oundet % hilaiihy his c, ed.tnrs.
So LAB J JAMES, +. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
TNa~ OH 1AEl--9n
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
LUMBER YARD,

Ivraer If East Falls awd Eastern Asenae,
BALTIMORE. MD.
q WILLIS (iate OF the firm Of s. Will
Os & Go )h4scomnencedthe LUMBER
BUSINESS ON has owl account. and IS pres
pared 10 furnish LUlfBER i'm all casieties iur
Building an other purposes. He will fur
nish also ~
FRAMES, SASH,
Doors, BRICKS, LINE OR HAIR, d
With many thanks to his former custom
-rs IN st. Mary's and the adjoining counties
ne hopes 10 retain their confidence and re-
ce.v- their patronage and pledges himself TO
Use every e1or,.o please, and will sell cheap
Tor cash or approved paper.
Dec 9th, IS52-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24

FOR ST. ERlFF.
JOHN II. BUCKLER is recommended
70 the voters OF this county as candidate tor
Sheriff In 1861.
Cs.aLsr1I HALL Dnrsicr.
Nsv 10th, 1859 >
THOMAS L. DAVIS is reco 7, mended to
ne voter. Of this county ~ = Candidate 10:
As Sherffalty in 1861.
Misoss' Distriet
Nsy lAsh. 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
FOR NHEiuFF.

HARRISON EDWARDS 10 presented ,,
sbe voters Of Saint Narys' county ss esn,i-
dsSe'for Sheriff ct the ssscaico ia 1851. -
ssasary-I3sh $3.50. =
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
NOTICE,

a Ill persons wishing TO ccmmunra
A with me by letter VIII tirscithsir co
e'pondtncs by msiito Por, Tobacco, Charles
county. Nd. or by steamer ST. Nicholas, 10
Chappe. Point. Charlie. count. Md.
WM. r. CAMPBELL.
Feb. 3rd. I259-si.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
coal, LUMBER, LINE,
HAyER, DE GRACE Md,

The Cisders.g led having increased their Cap
Cal and |; ,si &c y c,eIiities, have this day
Tsrrned Cn-partn .rshio under the name aaa
A. ,h.roat,nua. ,c. Of Inc Coal, Laml,er and
Lime ;raIe, heretofore conducted by Bfi.c"e,
q, les 8 Co aai simmons & Hi!es. We have
90 s,ntIy on a,na for .ale md i.nmedia'e ship
nsn,. everv varsesy of Coal and kumber.
Goals, Halsimore Cos. creserton, P'stston,
San,ury, Locust Mount. Lumber, Ware
Fine, White and yellow P,ne FIGURING, Siding,
Hek.,.. L.th.. Cy.ress Shingles, hest North
Csrol,ns Culiinss and Selects. Hem'ock and
White Pine Feaeing. Joisss, Ssaading Ball
4suG cut 10 orde,,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24

BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.
vSvHpsD 1854 CHARTERED 1854
LOCATED
COR. Or BALTIMORE CHARLES Srs.
BALTIMORE, Mp.
The Largest, Most Elegantly Furnished s~d
Popular Commercial College in ihe
United States.
Designed Expressly for Young Men
Deairing to obtain g Thorough Practical! Basi-
s<ss Education in the shortest possible time
and ., tas least expense.
4 Larxe and Beautifully Ornamen.ed C,reu-
lar. containing upwards Of Six SeuAsE FEET,
with Specimen Of Pena.anship, and Large En-
CRAVING (the finest nf the kind ever made in this
country re, presenting the Interior View Of The
College. with Catalogue, stating terms. &C.,
wiiI be vent TO every Yoang Man on application,
free Of charge.
Write immediately and yon will receive the
package by return n:ail. Address
Z. h. LOSlER,
Baltimore Nd.
Angus, 30,h, 1860 Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24
G5sEEv & YOE
FAMILY eROCERS
ANn nEA lNRS

ASn DEALERS *
FURE OLDWXNES AND LIQUORS,
No. IS BALTIMORE STREET.
KEAR holiday, BALTIMORE, p
HAVE constantly "n hand large ard we'll
selected s',sik Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting, in part, Of
FRESH TEAs.-Green and Black, Of various
prices and fias.ss. az
CorrEEs Mocha, Java. Laguyra, Maraeaibo
and Rio.
SuGAks.-Eow Orleans. Crushed. Powdered.
Leaf. Granuia'si, G Yellow and Clsr;fie:
italian. MaccarH'i ard vcrmcceiii: Cnperis
Clxs Rriined Gcla.ne; Fresh Salad and
oi'e OILS. Ch,e-. English Dairy. Pie
Apple aud Sap Sage; Sari,se., French
ard Spanish Olive, English a, d America,
ftcEies--tiersi,F, mixed, Pis alili Chow.
Chow. Cari,l"~-r. Walnu.s and Ouior..
Saire"-''ohG lhil', Harvey, Reading. Soh,.
Mushrooms and Worcestershire.
bHASp;Es JAS Henneney & Co, vintar.
1890. O'ard Dupuy & Co, 1916, Na,s.
C"ta~ba, Bordeaux. Rochelle, and other
brands.
FINE OLD WIszs.-London Dick Pert. She,-
ry. Madeira, Lisbon. Sweet Aoselle, and
champagne.
"nIskEYs- Scotch, o.. Rye. Calhoun. Old
Rapp and Rnurlnn. > rns ver- .sEi and 6se.
Pure H"lisnd GIN. Jan ,ics Spirits. &c. i.
Impaired and Domestic Seq ARSA AND TO-
BACCO.
All If which they ~ii sell ~ REASONABLY.
prices and respectfully s,.Iicit call.
March l-t lss0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-01-24

Nov. cath. tss9
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Nen i1nblieatlons.
IkEE SEPTEMBER NUMBER NOW READY


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The IcGson Appisson's Railway GEde s eer than al
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Of Raways and their Pipges anecdotes and incidents
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TONS an SsMAI fsTfLLoESF R4Gw1Y Traveller
bath s99F'sr o.: ss Dees.ssIy TO purchase APPLE
''S'' 'cSSoS%fESTs SSS SiS iy OF SEPTEMBER NUMBER.
L--IssTAUorioNs TO TRAVELLERS
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yL-Ussd stes Tue in5icsoT showing ,hs sisersnce Of
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Enpoftspt to every businstt man.
IxA Larse Railway Nap representing h. Rsilvaya not
ony 10 xcgsl oSsraiioD, but sso thoss in progress.
XA lst o. PIOuDens Hotels IL tie Principal Cites Of the
UriO3.
Ul Gazetteer Of the United States arranged undor the 50
pz.ste Msps oi BsiiSeyG
XH.-Nesrly Ore Hun5rea Maps ofths Principal RaiwsyL
SIIi-kew Time Tables, corrected 10 date.
APPLKrON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
q fo7 Ee upon the paersl Railways and a. all the principal
Boot md Periodical throughout the uhod States and
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER CoPr
D. APPLETON q Co. Pabishs.
Hos 1.3 and rs Blcadwgy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Real gsiate for Sale.

ILLINOIS FARMS for SALE. The subscriber
4 has three gGrns lying In Mclean County which b. will
sell low fos ca, IN payments Of one two or three
Also, WILD LANDS. For Information address WILLIAM
N. RICHARDSON, Bloomington, Ill
VALUABLE FARM in SUSSEX COUNTY, N.
j.. for SALE on easy torm,, or 1t will be EXCHANGED
FOR euncGnbert1 City Property ia hewYort Brooklyn-
Tire Iarn contains about $50 divided into Hcs
dow rlow and Woodland sd lies In the heari Of the oOuny
Of the beet dy In the State snyuh.a within
100 miles Of tie city The Dwelling Bsn, snd stsbes were
newly constructed sihiu few yoars To kuow fully us
and de, ablenes 10 be Inqhsa eau
made Of WM W. ROSE No. 90 CedAT, New York OF Of M
COOPER No. iis Atlantic-st Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Boar0 an0 Rooms.

DOYAL OPERA COLONNADE HOTEL,
HI CHARLES ST, ST. JAMES's LONDON. England
Thi, and Hotel beautifully and conveniently .iipste
IN the West End of Lon offers urgc for
FAMILIES end GENTLEMEN a. NJ ,derste charges. and
psrc nlAy worthy the attention OF yi,itos rom thu Vntel
States Every comfort and oisrion 10 provided
SEA BATHlNG.-UNITED STATES HOTEL,
~ Long Branch n j. will open for the reception Of ysors
June 10 1861 With the enla OF Dulng Room Pary ID
dona Rooms &C. since last viii amply seoonmsdsts
500 CUES Address b. A. SHOEMAKER. PropEietor-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
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Contents of No. 1,696 August 27l:
l..LEADING ARTICLES: A,,scii on tho Admlnistr..
ton FIssagfn sl speech M pePlins, o. he he, ySian.
he sSi snSsae rssSI' iElGiSaa
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
bT..FRoM MISSOURI: CorTeIpOnd,nee Of The N. Y
~ FROM NORTH CAROLINA: Cheering Ioya, Ipdi
ence Of The N. Y. Tribune
VA CHAPTER OF HISTORY: Attacks on the Al.
minist alton Movements Of Disconient Factisn;
Attempts to Change theCsblnet
Aa u Ess snnse fn,esoa s of Ss dsdaa
Grels Knishs. oBe9st;Gnsei the Navy Dspnnmsnti
Of Gen. Mcclellan Disusea
yII.-sOUTHERN ITEMS
ylI..FaoM FORTRESS MONROE: Correspondence Of
Ix.ERoR WASHINGTON: Corre,pondsnce Of TIE
N. I. Tribune.
x,.THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA: BY William II.
xL..THE SILVER CORD: by Shirley BrsoLs
XiI..BARCGESTER TOWERS: BY Aulbony Trolore
xIIL.AMERICAE INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
xy..YERMoNT POLITICS; Correspondence sf Tho
Xv..IHPORTANT FROM HAYTL
xvL.F8oM NEW GRANADA.
XVII. .EasLAvISG THE CALIFORNIA INDIANS
xvIU.FR Rom CALHoRNlA Summary ofths I.steT News
by Pony Erpxfi.
X.FROM EUROPE.
xx..THE REBEL BAEIsHMEET ACT.
XXI POLITICAL.
XXI. .PEHsONAL.
XIII CITY NEWS.
XIV MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. ..BARRIAoES AND DEATHS.
xxvL C9MnERcIAL s M MATTE MATrEss. Fun M Rsrcr, q the
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