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neck. Smiling an acknowledgement Of
the reminder, she adjusted the RUG, and
niolionlng away her supports was left
hanging IN mid liif With extraordinary
.self.possessiop she now ltiacel htr hands
together before her, nid continued 10 per-
form the manuel chhlchips until the con
yulsions Of straugnlation separated them,
and she was dead. The body was left
hanging about an hour, and then taken
down by her male attendants, one Of
whom Immediately took possession Of the
halter, and was about 10 sever ii, for the
purpose Of appropriating portion, when
q struggle enSueds This Is the third To-
stance Of suicide Of this sort within as
many weeks. Tie authorities are quite
unable 70 Prefcnt il, and d monument IS
invariably erected To the memory Of the
devoted widow 4. NH. II.
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EFFECT OF WAR UPON MA,
9Th 2 Tl0NS WEALTH. =, - ~

THF firing of a . .inrh shell gun, like
those used on most Of our naval steamers,
costs 1894 1T each dischnrge... Now, the
burning of so worth Of coal in one Of our
cotton. or carpet, or steanl-engiue manu-.
factories, generally results in the prodne-
ton OF from $40 to 500 worth Of value in
some other klnd Of property its only pro.
ducts are noise, and smoke, and death,
which are not salcablc in my market OF
all modes OF assuming wealth unproduc-
lively, the most rapid are conaagrations
and war. .." -. .... ~: .. =
:: II Ii frequently the case that the pro-
{ dnctiye power of a people is so great that
J the aggregate Of individual: savings more
than c0uuter6alanccs the public waste Of
wealth in war, aud thus the national
wealth may increase even during the con-
tinuance of expensive war MacauEay
says that this has been the case with Eng.
hand ia oil of her wars; and was most
conspicuous in the most expensive one that
she ever engaged in, the long contest
against the opinions Of the French Re
volution which continued, with two brief
| intervals, from 1928 10 1878. lii this
gigantic struggle, England not only snip.
ported her OWL armies, but she also con.
EiFibuted vast sums to her aIlies-t the other
governments Of Europe--to enable them
to keep up the fight. IL is true that a
hirge portion Of this money was raised by
borrowing, tile national debt having been iu-
creased during the period about tmothou-
sand millions Of dollars. Bot government
cannot borrow unless somebody has il TO
lend, and this whole immense sum was
saved by the English people in the midst
Eof the war, and loaned TO the govern
ment =, - . -. -.
If We put inside the vail which the ia.
itcrpositioa Of money throws over the
Transaction, We shall find that what really
! took plaee was this. 1t does not require
the whole Of the labor in any community
! to produce the food aud clothing needed; ;
and when q Sufficient number OF laboFers
of these first neceSsaries, the remaining
labor Of the community is directed 10
making such articles us are most desired.
/ In times OF peace, this surplus labor ii
principally devoted to making machinery,
constructing steani,eHgines, building rail.
roads. aud, In short, in increasing the sari;
Gus kinds Of active capital which facilitate
industrial operation and thus augment the
animal production Of wealth. But in war,
this labor is diverted to the production 81
food, clothing, powder, muskets. cannon,
etc, to be worn out, aud destroyed by the
armies; and thus the aecumnlRtion oil
! wealth is stopped. or at least, checked.
II In some cases, indeed, so large q por
ton Of the community is taken from pro
} lduo'ive labor sHa put 20 The work o. aes
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GASGooLY says. Tie kashar ghor:os
brides chamber, Is crowded with woue,.
iuring the night, who entertain the mar.
rfed couple with songs, make the bride
groom sing, and answer, II lie can, sor,e
puzzling questions, enigmas, cite. The
render viii notice that here there Il Al
lowed FREQ intercourse IN sheeclI between
the man and the woman. But Il should
here be explained that these women i,lst
be sisters fcf tie bride or her brothers
wives, near Or distant relations. Her
mother or nnnts, who, i'll LIw. would be
such 70 the bridegroom, do not enter ipto
The nlirth Of the bashar ghor. arhe next
morning his father has 10 pay some none
10 the following prrSoas !; tile policef
ot the village, the man who teaches. ~ Il.
school the Bralniin who teaches fsk,. 4 Z.
SanseFit scholars, the men wistl,- -. =, I
care Of the temple images, etc tiie pol. /.
low caste people, and gelte'as sum lll 70
The women who cHteridy sorl rather.
plague the uight prevsa lie then
starts Tor his own yill9se Win ms will
aud some eT tie sergaptsi Botll she aila /,
her mother bathe i tears us they part
Being received 1. his house, Tic Stands In
the yard otlsa fJointed seat and the girl
before him o. i dish with milk in il. She
holds a liys iish in her right hnnd, and he
stretches out aud pits his hand mon her
mend, Seven piarfipd women walk round
Them sever times, blowing some st1nAs.
and pop,tilg Water on tile ground from
,,it,.icI as they wink 1,iipI, ctluipa flie
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lsr1 high. In high. your morning gates. o
June. ISL <.
II sinsoma fairies brluging summer charms,
RscslEs chem a. che years celestial boan,
II Easa dream made rial In thiue anusI
Al their giad coming. fields Of clover blrah.
And rosy censera smoke with fragrant balm,
Issysry air rnaintains holy hush,
AZ dsw-born beauties WOO It's blessed eaiml
4 fiDty bealns from evefy tunefll leaf. n
And pastures glow With many tempting
Vlum, .::l.:. :; Z. f.
fAshiIlddea promise many golden sheaf,
A. msSning sarnests Of . harvest come. Is. S,
Hope Gains the fary u the noontide heat, s
And plenty sings in etery falling shower,
Tin queeRly summer. st our waiting feet, i +
Haas high her treasures for homes sacred
bowers 4. .ggG y. !.
--Csl,ys Lddy Book 4.
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troyine property 10 lighting, that the ia.
tional wealth is rapidily diminishing.
When Frederick the Great, Of Prussia,
was contendihg with Austria for tile pos
session Of Silesia, he said lie would fight
as long as there was u potatoe In the king,
dom, and Macauiay says he did fight Nm
til the great mass If the people had moth
ing to eat but potatoes, aud every private
fortune III the country was destroyed
Louis XIV !, TOO, kept France at.war with
combined Europe till the very mobiles wer,
reduced to diet Of black hread, and nun
bers Of the people died Of starvation
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THE BLACKS AND THE RE.
S1$asz! ~ .BELL.l0S. r..

fHERE Are other ways Of crushing the
tprit Of tho Southern rebellion than by
Afmies aud battles. and any general sur.
uyOf the operations Of the campaign
which Is now opening, in order TO be com.
plete, must include these Some are rather
deahttnl in character, aud men ut the
North will dilfer seriously about them
These We propose to notice FIRST, in order
thAt the pubic may haze ample time for
tenectlag upon the Consequences Of Their
ese before rushing hastily into them, ia
me transportation Incident 10 some sudden
sxeitcment. We have witnessed several
snch Wild, lfanatical oltbnrsts Of public
uenzy since the commencement Of tht
psaent difficulties, when it would hay,
eeea dangerous TO tdrn the iniamed mal
Hsade In . wrong direction. ,24> g p, (
FIRST We desire to call attention Il
we snlject Of the Southern slaves, which
aesplte oil that can be done, will thrust
Aseif prominently before the people. AND
y 2 very alarming way, too. We cannot
ess.er lntrDduce this theme than by quot
= the following extract Of q speecl
aslsercd BY the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson
y NE Fifth Avenue Hotel, New Yorl
~. klnce the. outbreak Of the war; d ! /! !.
lie said that his hearers would beal
I'm witness that he had long endeaSoreC
Wstay the storm that has now arisen
NJ 70 bring about some peaceful settle
uent OF affairs Buf INV rho Solith fra
Y seeding, and SecoGd by firing on III,
ca dag, had closed the door of recoueiI
aAllon, lie was meeting them on ,thel
osn ground. He woald have no hall
y measures-@ao compromises. Let u
~I.le this thing speedily and surely. /
10y run this generation, but We owe 1
y tle next THAI they should have no sncl
troubles as We have had. He wouIt
a1lke now 10 our Right, aud, II necessary
uPe the South from the face Of the earth
NO knew they would have civil war, On,
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where the appetitefor liquors Is not too
strong the medicine supplies tho place %
the accustomed drains entirely, but M.
Hall continued tile use OF liquors IL iifst
with the medicine. diminishing the amount
gradually uutil be was able to throw away
his bottle aud glass altogether, after
which he continued 10 take the medicine
a month Or two, till lie felt that he waa
wholly restored To selEcontroI, and could
rejoice IN 4 sound mind ia a sound body
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.
NJ r. ANDERSON. .N.s. 10

" r. ANDEitSON, NuS. 10 B. J
W .Se,.oud Street tstneen Frederick >!r.
ind MaTsa Market Sl~set. bai.tmsre.
Having the larges, Ware ruon.s and bes,
assortnien, ni tdtiret Furniture 10 the CITY,
is prepare'! 10 seilrv.ry srticl. lii Li>iin. upon
the ilosi liberia and accommodating terms.
ttavtng hn: Eng ~r' 49, - 49, 80
BUSINESS. he fatters hilnssti tina, he can com
pete, as to excellence OF material. beauty OF
workmanship and range oil prices, with any
establishment OF tho Sor, IN this or any other
cay. his general STOCK embraces full and
complete asxortmen, OF Parlsr Caairs, Sofas
lacking Chairs Spring Lounges, Chambs,
Snits. Bar roam. Office and Dining Chars
French 1tfe a. 1stes. .Ssttees, arm Chairs
Aatf-asrs. lacking Glasses DC. OF every va.
riot, and Description. II, has also on hant
Heisteais of h,s own manufacture, whic!
can be pu, up and taken down IN two min.
utes Persons from II, Mar,'s. wishing Il
purchase Furniture. a,e requested TO call ant
examine his Stock before buying elsew her.
g. sure 10 iina the night place Nos. 10 s. *
Second S,rert---Wars tou-s with so tet
| iron, and large Folding dpurs.
| August ilh l&5Q-lV.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
DENTISTRY.

DERS0ES needing :l,- services Of first
i rate Dcn:is. will IN w.l g. cmplow DIR.
j. RANDOLPH WALTON who liz
tend. l.ca,iny himself ia tho village If Leon
ard Town. Orders addressed 20 him through
the Leonard T.,wm Post Office will receive
prompt attention. ii,s terms are cash. nr
Walton has had c"n.drrcraLie experience liz
lis profession. is moderate in hi. charges. and
has invariably given sati<fae tian to sh".e who
have employed him. To give tine readers 81
,he Rdccs ~,n.r idea II ,h. standing of DR..
w. As a PRACTICAL DENTIST. the fol-
lowing letter. addfrs.. 20 him by nr. Siulan
Pinkney, u. s. N, is ~ti'enties.:
u. s. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
April 81. 1855.
DEAR SiR:-It gives W." great r!asu,c To
express the confidence have in y.,u- ski!l ~
Dentist. and to recommend y"u. ~ far AZ
have influence, to the pasronage Of the Public
have had an opportunity st witnessing ycua
made ~ ",', s,n. an" h~.U inri'"t'" -
Affirming that il exhibits yonr thorough k""~l
edge vi you profession.
am, sir. very respee.fully
/ yuur~.Ue,iient servant.
| NiNIAN P!NkNEY.
Surgeon L. s. y.
DR.. RAxpoIFa NALroR, Annapolis.
April 4tl,, lsSl--'f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
LEONARD TeNlstAool
f0UNE LADIES.

"!lS Institution has l'ren o,e,r,J fr ~.
L Instruction. IL s,.u.z l-.ii,. in a.! the
C.cfui and Ornamental Branches a. I:ducs.
tsa. III which n tirr"nsi. ard arc rate know.
e.lse ri the French language sill be acauir-
I'd wi,a great facility
The Teacher wlosc sGrecSS has ieen AL
trn1e': wi.. universal satisfaction, in thu.
Literary Institutions where her scr.ir-s have
bre.. requirei, Ne, exert h-r u,ln,s. skill! in
enaear .I:As to bring forward the Young en-
trusted 10 her -1re
A-.-s Ls!!rs iroia Tie ages ot - to o:gh-
ae~r. and upward vii. he admitted.
The G"rerament will i,e firm. and unyicld-
ing ye. "f the grnil.s character
Every hu:.urAne Ilrans will be used 10 IRE
att and sustain proper emulation amnng the
Pupils Prin.s will lac awarded {" those W.T..
manifest the greatest improvement in learning
and Conduct.
Vocal Music. II h- t,iv cx.rrisr in TIA
School. Instrumental Music Draw q l'aini-
Ing anil Needle Work. bath / am aud O,a-
mental, will he attended - ana III '!c>irr)
dancing in priv"tc ClAsSe-. ~ a me- r's "f i'm
parting ease aud grace IL = :I,air"r.
MADAME SIIEkROD MOORE,
Ieaehe
S~pt &c. lssl---3t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
BOIL D ER'S
NJ A Il E II I A LIS

Tie undersigned wen.' res:"ctfully call ii.
't"nti'n Il IN. Public &" their .ar2e as>.,r:
,,.rnt "f UOOKS, BLLtIiS. SASH. DOOE
FRAMES. UjNEOW FRAMES, W7SH-
BUAhUS, CASTINGS, KOIIHLNG.S, MAN.
ILES. aud every description 81 House Build
m uiatvr:s. whici, they have Constantly OF
hsna. and which they Cal, furnish ut the sI."r;
rs' notice.
Tl..y are ais" prepared tn furnish AZ the
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
-.....-y Houses. C'";Agcs. ahj .uburhaa
Residences, according t" any pan or design
ali ready fitted 10 bc pr, "p on their prop IS,
I'd sites.
Farmers and others. dv>ircas Of building
IL. the Country, woul! has: it To- their advanins,
o. giving us cal. bc!tre purchasing el..
where. We ar. fully prepared 10 execute
work ,u the ncxI REASONABLE. :cr!ns. Ard IT,,
advantages, which We offer IN p,eparing III
the materials tina. may nc necessary in cm
s.rnc.ins . house, Will I've f.nr,! - save Il
RulJe. u great deal vi .exati.us delay ane
cXprnse.
Jss All orders lcf. at .keir Office or ad
.'r.ss..d 10 thcsn by mail will mret Will
prc,nr aud satisfa'r,y attention.
MACGHL!H & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning NIL and .Sa'h Factory,
East Fails Avenue. mean Pratt Street IIrids.
Warehouse No. So. i'rst' street.
Mex, hw,r I" Penn 4 Mitchell, Bait. Md
April 18th, 1860 y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
LUMBER (!
sHlSGLES!!
Flooring, &C.

"Einvite the attention "f our friends An
F." ""n.uiners. generally. in st. Mays and
a.t lining counties {" nur extensive aasostLae;.;
q, s.csouef Rl(ILJiLNT MATERIALS.
Al parti.S contemplating the erection O!
dwellings. B~rr,s, Sc, vii! fna il greatly ,o
,'.i, advantage to sive.usa call, as we can
sell u, lowest rates for cash OF Negotiable pa
Per. .
I,~ss. Frames, Sash. &C., furnished q,
Mill prices. -
Os,lcrs flied for Bricks. I.ir,e. Hair. Ealls
h..
NJ, Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
Lumber fr.,m ",Ir Yard
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN. & CO.
Wc., side Union Deck,
Nnrf,lA Boat Whar'
March 2p<,. Iaen-sf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
MARYLAND
Aao,~,,, van - 40 0N D.

TO TIE FARMERS or 81. M1HF2.
Il w-,rid r,.st rcsp. c.hsiiy Cali var AZ
.~nt;on +, my large sss"r:r:ent Of APPLE
NE.S-IH. I ain manufacturing and rrc-
pUr.... Ia c,r assor .n.n.s ,i Agricultural ma
rlesse7sss than | bsvc ever bsiurs Offered ~
the pub,;c-II"rss rnwcrs an: i'krshc-~.
Whcas Fats. t.,rn si!ilH, Cs'ru sheIls,F,
P."ugi.s. ha:ro*s: fnitivatrs. and '.a.y
other articles to nuiaerou. ~ mention. |
eau supply tie Farmer With every. .'t.airs rs
a:ay want. With r.ssId W Hoi:e p,w"fs
I would csl! particular .'.cu.ian ~ Is
ix Of PELTOTS TRIPLE GE3HEp
POWEkS, to rork 'cith Or ritAoSt 5and,
ca,ck are INT sHrpGsssd In sAis Or any ottsr
rsarset; anst mot respectfully in,ne t!.se
wis, are in want at Mscl,i,ea Ia give me :. COL!
a. ! feel cn,,fid-nt that ] car suit ,le par
chaser. ] am ufski.g CUkE MILL "a
grinding Corn n IIen.c. .lh;s is xsed NIL.
has icei tested and prcnotincetl so Is ,Ape-
re..O<d judges. To this I ask your .is-
ciAl atte,:tioa. 80
! te,.der you my sincere thanks for the
kindpers here.oire shnyn ne snd Gsg con-
tin asncc OF y"ur favrs, !des-rn.irssi u make
. strung saort I" please all wao giss n,s their
c...'.a.. Orders vii nest 9Th 5aEemp. a,i+n-
.ion by being ri;nc,.d to
MILAN q. f3AEWNG.
$50 Pron strees HAasf, ga. :a.cy., -.
tsU. 1s1, 10 III,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTEER
SHIP
NOTICE.

I1NlE undereigpet hrrs leave to infornaehis
II friends aud the Public. that he-is s.ill At
the t,I.D STAND, IN Leonard Te~s. carrying
can BLACKSMiTHING. GUN. LEk-
EMTrHIN3. STREET. IRON AND Stow
WURX-ia short. iron work Of all descrip-
to..s. such "a repairing CARRIAGES, RUG.
t;fEH. ROCKAWAYS. CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE SiOElSG. FARM WORK of ali
kir,d.; a!so REAPERS, THRASHERS and
DRILLS. With his experience oi II years ir
a Machine Shop. h0. thinks that he CAT Dc ah,
k:nd nf Blscksmitis Work from kneedlstc az
anchor. and On roasssahle terms. New Nag'
oos aud Carts built .i,saper than can he don.
., Any other shop in this place. HORSEs
SuOEO Ut the shortest uotlce.
JAMES A.~NsCATFRAN,
..s-..,tv;th.
January 18th, is6o--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
BOARDING SCHOOL.

HE Kisses C's;iaiu having occurred the
scrvir'rs II an "xi:er.nr..i M,,>i' traci cr
VII! I.criv" \ limited n'mh-r nf young ladies
tr tic scholastic year beginning lst Sept.
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IL
ADVANCE
!1nar' ai,H ini,i' !. III n! the branches oE an
J., rhi ~" r'f''A'''' per annur $3.50
Muse Vocal 4 Instrumental $40 ,,r r,n.,,
French
it"....i
>pa,:i'l
Draw i,,g aid Painting in Water
Cs,l"rs
OF, P:iutin. 10
H.. utr,r., attention sil i've paid e
The hcal.ii and cn,ni.r,, and every ef''rt r.a,!s
=, advance the moral ard in;cl-ct,Ia: cui,:irc
1t their pupils.
SEGMEG%EAT
O.kviiic L. @.
81. M.r,s Co.
August IL, l86I-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
THPESIYIA'G MACHINES.

Vhssc for sale the f'stto" Triple Gearsi
i Hrss Fvs~<~ ana ". ". Dinsc. & CO.
I,vu 1Xrssher. srdh Rer"l-ing S'ru~ Carrier
'rhe machine IL WARRANTED IT, rc'rlcr satisiac.
,;vn to Ill pur'hssers. The price Of a h.s.
,.,we,. go ie.h rhre.her and Straw-Carri-r
delivers. q, any wharf IN st. Mary cOu1,,
IS $la:.
Pa,ut's are invited to cr'l at yny Store IL
L. mad Town and exan4in- tits Thrcstcr.
T.. LEO. SrALUING.
.pre 2s.h. lsC0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
NOTICE.

Z PORWARS any and all persons fron'
j faceiviny in payment q" by Transfer i'.r
sny consideration whatever. a NOTE OF
HAND al mine. with Charles Medley securi
Is. drawn pa,ab!e I" James Thompson. on the
l.s day Of January .iss2. for III" sum of ~
tandrcA and ten .inl'ass t$llo, az hold shs
a,ii rhompscns k"tv. tor more, than owe
kiu. q
EDWARD r. TESERSOE.
Aug. 18th. ltEi-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
UNION HOTEL,
LEONARD TOWN. MD.
FOR SAIL. OR RENT.

TlsfIE subscriber intending to change his
l.ns;ncs<. .fers tn. UNION HOTEL.
sv Sale or Rent The Hotel. Stal.l,s AID
a,hrs bmik:ings are in excellent condition. and
the stand is equal :nr hu.in to ANY ii, the
Southern counties I'll the State. The H.icl IL
nv il, receipt ut = very g".si custom. Which,
Guild be largely iucs.s.st With Sigh: etf"rt
he fixtures, bedding and furniture will ne
Id with the Hotel Til. Terms will b. lib
al and made ,u salt the times Per>.ns tie
GUS III renting or purchasing are invited "a
+; We the Proprietor a call. Possession sivra
,. mediateiy.
JOHN F. FENWICK,
....... Iuwn
July iItA. IS6l-G.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
FOR COUNTY CLERkSnIP.

Tir frie,n.x Of DANIEL T. MORO AN pre-.
sen, him to the voters ,,f 6. s1are's c,nnsy ~
a candidate for Chs "f th" tSrrtIit Curt q;
IN. election in 1868. and s"li"it TO his claims
. M-rassi"nsse co,.si''er"si"n.
osuY- 1afh 1857.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
announce myself a. candidate for Clerk
~. he Grcui, Court for saint Mary's county,
3. respectfully solicit the support OF my
ki, = l. and the public.
GEORGE H. HERBERT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
NOTICE.
architect E. BUILDER

fuyiiE undersigned has mace suci. arrange
i ments as vii! enatle him to execute all
work in his lin. at BALTIMORE PRICES.
Will rr..Wp,ir-. and despatch. He ss.l;cits a
cal, irI3, his friends and the pubic.
Y. CAVALIER,
Leunard rt.wp
Jan 26:h. l5Go-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
NOTICE..

FH\IIE undersigned wiz, to inform tho
q people OF Saint Mary's ard adjourn
Ing counties, that III, !. have Just corr rletcd
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. anl are
pr-,arcd t., Aaui out vessels Of 2uy sise.
aud will REPAIR. CAULk. &C.. on the
u,us, reasonable ,cr,rs. proup, attention
IL AL work. a,"tluick dispatch ii. Dc given
:uall ca>cs. The Railway is situatedabuut
a quarter Of mile from leonard Town OF
"A fine oyster creek, where NC will also
build SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, i:
REQUIRED, ON the lowest tern.s
HARRIS, NORRIS Il lDANELL.
July 18th lsGu-.t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
IT pGEWHOLESALE AND
zA RETAIL STOCK OF

TT APGEWHOLESALE AND
GA RETAIL STOCK OF
F.iLL AND EINTER DRYGOODS.
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER L co.
ms. 1879. POI and 203 E,.itimore srr-'.
BALTIMORE,
Have now IN store, and are constantly
adding thereto. u large md varied stock If
FALL AND WINTER DRY GCOpS.
embracing articles from the lowest t" the
highest price, in every department, Of the
trade
Would rall particular attention to their
stock "f Goods FIR farmers and planters
USE. such as 81 and Ga full,d tlrth:
pohitcn';,,ry Plaid I.inscys and Cn,.ous;
Servants Blankets: heavy B'csctcd and
Brown Coitous; O.naburcs: Canton and
Wool Flaunel- and indeed every thing re-
qurrcd ty an individual. family, or for ser
wants use.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
'on the most advantageous terms" aud
SELLIN'G FUR CASH CVLT,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
AlB-WHD FISHERY.

I shall, commerce ny s.h;rs ~" can.
L ar MONDAY ,hc 10Th df"stf .en.;.r. ~.
slant. rer.nns wh" may d.,i-s,i'n rnt nv
ti.h will consult their intcro~, hy e, Ing IA .
rai Ny teens srr--2s ce"ts rtt '.hhel-
..s 81 and IS p"- barrel. Mv '.::'ia. s
known a. Frederick G..cn~ ella l-anciLs :,
nea. the head Of Cncknld's Crcrk.
'l.>ErU i. NAGlLL.
sept. ie,h, ledl--.l.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
WAN ED.

TENHE subscriber wishes -, buy a -, 1.
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, of h..I.
SEXES. for which tho high.s; markc, price wii,
hc paid. Persons isi,,ns 4" sell. VINO NAV ~:
see himF during his presr,, ,'nr through the
S3ht'."n Counties vi the State will have their
1r!s.r. prompt! re>p"ndsdt", by addressing
AI.f.EN =. DORSEY,
Washington u &.
Feb 2n.:. leGO--.f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
NOTICE..
FAIL .lyb WINTER GeODS

VIE underS,gnea h.. just ret, -'ed from lie
City With the !a:e -st. ana be- selected stofk
vt FALL, and WINTER GOODS ever Offered
t" uee'''zens ofS,. Mary County consi, ,.re,
IN part, OF very sarerio, tiu.Iiv nffteavy Goods
tor Servants sinth;re. 81 'he mos. made ate
irices-aiso Boot. snl j.Uss of;he MOS, s.,-
s'an''al make, and bee, material. Beedes Cloths.
C"si;heres .ves,l ~ aud all Kinds VI k.ue dress
Gn"ds, TOR Laiies and Ciestlrnsn--a carefully
selected and well assor'e' stock "f ready rnada
Clothing ''na "'fH''uret expressly TO order, sud
variety o. afi.c'e" "faimost every ki:i no where
else t" "e found la ;.s c"unsy. He respectfully 90.
hc;;s call from those desiring tn purIlase feel.
...s & 'f:.l D.. tanra.,s h acquaintance with
the city, will shaIa a.Gao., n long reside,,e. in
Gnen,s as wIlisiy comss.isian.
e. II. JONES.
Clifton factory.
Ssrtsrsbe. 81" 'sAV.l,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-21
J. h. cKETT.
, took o.e, Bill
= AND Real Estate BA.xLx,
III Sec"r1 Str >,
b l. r " O u z
b 4 l. ri u @ r z

RRFERR Hrra.
r. G'hson. Cashier Bark 81 Ral.. Bn,tir,sre
e. Il. C.lelan. Cnsh. M,ra,.ic.' Bank. g.
VI. Encf. Cash Franklin Hank. Th....as 7.
C-rson, Banker, Thomas -. Johnston. !. &,
ADAMS. Wsr~ick. Fri'k !; Ball r. Mickl,,
Cash. Union Bank of MARYLAND Bali. r. 4.
Vick"rs, Pres. Marine B.rk. Iohts,on Brr. &
Co. bankers. J'~iah Lee 4 Co.. Hugh len.
kins 4 Ga. T"uus& Car>nn, Wm. finkney
Broke. HIaSA:;so'on n. {.
May Gath, 1SG0--tf.