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DoN'r forget that Wednesday, the 10th instant,
Is DR.. Schenck's day 70 be In this city. He will
oe found at his agents 8 B. Waite's Drug Store,
corner OF seuenth street and La. avenue. II
ATTENTION 10 called to the reward offered else
where for the recovery Of a horse.
TIE THIRD GRAND co:illon party Of the Island
ooc,al Ciub comes Oh tonight st Franklin Hall.
good time may be expected
C.NTEasgRI HALL continues its entertain
menu with Increasing attractions nightly This
evening new bill, original and racy
DoNr FAIL to attend the Campbells at odd
Fellows Hail IL a grand entertainment with
splendid gin is desired. novel programme to-
night with an unsurpassed assortment Of gifts.
See notice elsewhere Of omnibusses to leave
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street, to-
morrow morning, for the review.
WHIrEHURsT, 44 Pa. av., 10 furnishing like
nesses Of prominent men, including Gems. Scott,
McClelland, (from recent sitting Butler, Banks,
Fremont, Anderson, Wool and Others Every
description Of Hkenesses, from miniature to life
size See his card photographs for sending in
letters. &C 3I-eoIn#
INDIA RussEE BLANKETS.
500 Rubbs Bsnfsgss o: ses ons 80 sfs s:, wide
5000 kaSpsT Blankets. feet long, feet wide, a,
Loo Rubber Blankets and PonOhO combined, for
Attic fsd:a Rubber Warehouse, aos Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 10Th SITS. no I-tf
CovsHs.-The sudden changes Of our climate arc
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and ASthrndtfe
AgseftoSs. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often aot speedIly and certainly when
taken In the early STAGES of the disease, reoourse
should at once be had to " BrotsH'S BYoxehi6
IfoebsS," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtatlon OF the Throst be ever slight, as by this
preoSuticn more serious attack may be efectusllY
Tcrded OF. Public Speakers and SfngerS will find
them efectual for clearing and enstherlns tbs
voic' See advertisement. de l-lJ
NoTIcK-Bewsre Of counterfaIts and unprIncI-
PIED dealers endeavoring TO dispose of their own
and other articles on the reputation attained by
HelnboLfS Extract BnehH, q positive and specific
remedy for diseased of the Bladder, Kidneys, era
Take no other. See advertisement IL another col.
umn. se 30 d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

PARDosRp.-JamesL oony, who was convicted
Of arson In September, 1859, Ia the Crimina
Court, and sentenced to three years imprisonmen
In the Penitentiary, has been Pardoned by thu
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u T 7 " a II u.
II R i " a IT Il.
u H " AT u.

GONORRHGA CURED PERMANENTLY
In THREE DAYS.
And no internal medicines used-no interference
with buEness-nO paIn-no dieting ned
icines-odorless, and viii not stain.
GLEET AND STRUCTURES
Banished under this treatment.
LADIES
With WHITES-that death 20 Youth and Beauty
need be Dubbed no longer.
SYPHILIS
cured, aud every vestige OF disease re-
mov,d from the system.
Our charges shall be the most reasonable and
Satisfactory to ali parties. Consu tations free al
all tmes. MedlclDGN put up with full directions
for use, and sold 70 s6l ers, travellers, &C., az low
rates. Medicine furnished which Is a certain prs.
ventlye TO any and all Nenerlal Diseases DJn't
be afraid Of high prices. Come ana see u.s. No
ohsrge for investga cations.
NJ. La BONITA,
UOfhce Washington BuildinTs, corner Pa
Ave., aAd It'll street, Washington ID. c., ROM 20.
3. no le-Sm
HO, FOR THE GRAND REVIEW.
Omnibuses will leave Ins orner Of Pennsy lyanis
avenue and 7th street TOMORROW We'd es-
day. MORNING, ct 9O'c oSk, Tor the Grand Re
view 1t Buley's Gro IS Roads. No pssses required.
no l9-lt.
NkW CLoAks AND NEW ssA~ as
PERsY BROTHER.
no ~ sd re. av,, ana SD street,
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Mayor Woods Police,

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-The Supreme Court has
decided that Mayor Woods Police are entitled
to be restored to Office and pay under the Metro
politan police law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

Return of the New York sixty ninth Reei-
ment to the War.
NEw YORK, Nov. Is The old Sixty-ninth
Irish Regiment left here this afternoon on their
return to the seat Of war.
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Seized for Violating the Blockade.

Nav YORK, Nov. ls.-The British brig VIM
r. Kibbv has been seized for running the block
ade, and the captain committed TO Fort Lafsy
cite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

THEATER Herman, the great PrestdIgiateur
assisted by grand Orchestra, makes his second
appearance at the Theater 10 night This celebrated
performer whose feats have asonished the nobility
and crowned heads Of Europe as well 9 our own
citizens, entirely eschews all mechanical contri-
vances and In the absence Of any apparatus aston
ishes and bewilders his audience with his leger-
domain, not In darkened room, but with the
light shining bright and full upon him, as with
his hands alone and with apparent ease he pro-
duces effect unequslled by others with mac hinery
aud half a score Of conft federated
The Theater was crowded last night with
brilliant aud fashionable audience, and his per-
formances certainly astonished perhaps the me st
critical essemblage ever gathered within the
walls Of that building The applause was vehe-
ment aud continuous.
Tonight Mr. Herman opens a new budget Of
wonders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

INHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
= q scTlpeT hath obtained from the OTpkan's
Courtot Warrington County, in the Distriot al
Columbia, letters testamentsry on the Personal a.
tate OF Ann Nash, late Of Washinrton oounty
deceased. All persons having claims az ainGt ~
said deceased are hereby warned 10 erkIbit ths
ssHe, with the vouchers thereof, 70 the subserIs
Der, on or before the fourteenth day of Novennhar
next; they may other by law be excluded fror,
all benefit Of the said estate. I'VE
Given under my hand TINS fou rteenth day of No
vember, 1851. MICHAEI GRIFE1Ta
Ia 0w<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

PREsENTATIOY.-Mr.J Jos Kennedy, son OF SUI
p'rlntendent Kennedy, Of the Census, who has re-
Gently received commission as Capital In a com
pany OF New York Lancers, was last evening pre-
Sented with a sword nd sash by his friends TIE
presentation was made at his fathers residence by
Mr. John w. Clampitt, Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Judge Merrick took his seat
In Court again yesterday morning, making full
bench.
The case Of Jones sgt. Dermott, Is still In pro-
gress and the cross-examination Of Mr.. Hardness
had not been concluded at noon Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

DONATIONS FOR THE ARMY.-Capt. Daniel G .
Thomas, Nj. 2. U. s. Army, desires to make
the following acknowleds ments-from Mrs. A.
6. Hall, Washington, Blankets; from Pitts
town, Luzerne & Co, Pa, Comforts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

SELLING LIQuoR TO SoLDIKRs.-Saturday even
ing the Provost Gaurd arrested James spauldi ng
aud Patiick Sullivan for selling liquor to soldiers
SpauldiRg paid his fine, $40, and Sullivan was
held to ball for Trial at the next term of the
Criminal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

DEE ADVERTISEMENT Of house, with four rooms,
In Washington OF Georgetown, wanted In an.
other column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

BEsr lPHrLADRLPHIA PAINT EurTRR, Is cent.
per 10
8 oshen and Glade Butter, % cen's per ID.
Best Kerosene or Coal OH, 65 cents par gallon.
At SrRWART's Grocery and MArket Store,
no ID St Corner Of Twelfth and H sts.
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STRAY COwS.-Csme to the farm of the ub-
- - eiloer, on tae ridge rosd, about one uRuA
ne Let OF september; also, one brtndle
Cow tegedl Iatly Ease aud vhlte under the fspfs
SEaeTs ci the above described COWS will oome
tt9TEara, prove property, pay charges and tafe
then sway, or they viii be sod 70 paw expeu sea
no 10 .. JANE BAKER
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DoNT FAIL to attend the CamebeIl,s at odd
/ Fellows' Hail IL a grand entertainment with
| splendid gin Is desired. A novel programme TO-
/ night with an unsurpassed assortment Of gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-19

| See notice elsewhere Of omnibusses to leave
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9TH street. to-
morrow morning, for the review.
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ORPHANS COURT, NovrnBrR 10, 1861

PCARTER q CO.
y. I'd ST., Pa. ace. WdsLisftoz.
PRODUCE DEALERS AND Commission MKRcHINrs
Meroha ndiss and Produce reoeIyed on oon,isn
ment and storage. no IL eoInt
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PRISONERS TO BIZ DIscHARGED.-Testerday, by
direction Of the Department, Justice Dom visited
the prison at the old Capitol and administered
the oath not to bear arms against the Government
during the war to the following prisoners - .
w Brant, }. B. Buckley, Randolph T. Gray, T.
A. Hammer, Jas. Kershaw, A. r. Holmes, w C.
Hayphers, Of Ga /; VIM Davis, n. C /; Jas Silks,
8. CT Burk, J. w Davis, II. Howard,
J Perkins, VIM. A Prince, Robt. Panding,
]. 3. Walker, Of Ala; Thos Hart, M. T. O'Keefe
of La Richard T. Poole, ]. B. Driscoll, G. H.
Knott, Saml. f. Walden, A. C. Landstreet, Edgar
NJ. Haycock, VIM. Mallon, Jno. T. Moss, A. e.
Tyler, Of Va, and Geo. Howard, Of Md. The
other prisoner sgnihed his desire to take the oath
of allegiance, which will be administered in due
time.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14

In 1897 John Adams. uho was The
elected President. Vas ;nangnrated IN In
Dependence Hall. PhiiSdrlphis. on the
9Th of F-.hrasry. In 1901 Thm,s Jsf-
fsrs,n wa elected President Of the United
~ ties. aud ws. inaugursted At Washing
tom. March 4,h. In 1906 he Wa re-
rl-cted. and WAS succesdcd in 1902 by
I.mes Madison. who was rs-eaected m
1918. james Monroe vas easctrd IN
1877. sri rs-slrcsed in 1S2l. John
Quincy Adams succeeded him ia 1925 and
next cs,nc Andrew jackson. WIN was
elected in 1929 and reelected in 1883.
Martin Van Bnren Was inaugurated in
1881: VIM. H. Hs-rison iE 1871: John
TYLER in April. 1871. after tho death Of
Harrison: Jsn.es X. Polk 1915: Zachsry
Taylor in lS49; Willard Fillmore in July.
1850. after the death Of Gen. Taylor;
Franklin Pierce in 1883: James Buch>n-
al in 1857, and now Abraham Lincoln in
1861.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14

The P.rr.ss,S CAss HsisrrIov Or
rus CLAIM M rnE Fgsxca CoGKr. --Tae
London Standard uf IA" 18th. received b.
the s,..,-..er yrem~n. ral.lishes the jGds
me-, If the Frens:: Court in the Patterson
case. II d~riar, tina, tho demands Of Ms
dame P..,.srson and Jerome B.naparte.
her son, are not -imissible and DISMISS
ihc,a. T'.s plaintiff to pay the COSTS
The Court grounded it. Judgment on she
fact tLs4 the ar---:im was settled by the
Emperos isn.ily s.,umcil. abstaiuing from
going into che merits Of the case. An ap-
peal will probably be made.
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Vigilance.
/, ". We think. - important A. ever u
keep up the several vigilance organizations
in car county. aud We ,russ they may not Be
suffered to fall int. neglect. The exposed
and isfeuc.lass condition Of the water line
Of our soaasy aud the ease and facility
With Which depravsd and lA~leas eharae-
tsrs could invade our county and destroy
asa plumber the pr"p.ry Of our people.
should our active vigilance bodies he per-
nittsd to di.bsad Of fall into rsge x1-
usoAishes No Of the wisdom AID nece ssity
Of preserving them. at least until public
afFairs wear . much more quiet aspect than
they do q. present We learn With plea
sure that one Of these organizations the
Home Guards actively p~rfec,ins itself
10 the cavalry drill, aud is already partial
y. and in f.w weeks expect. to &c fully,
equipped for cavalry service. aud intends
70 sLate nothing Of the vigilssce and &C.
Gyity which have characterized it since its
f.rmst;on. We contemplate with pleasure
the prospect Of its becoming permanent
institution 10 Our eoanty.
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PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATICNs,

On the LIST of May, 1889. Washington
was inaugura.cd President Of the United
States, in the then City Hall Of New
York. whore the splendid custom house
now stands. then occupied BY Congress ~
n Federal Hall" His Excollcncy"
wac escorted from his house by troop of
light dragons. and the legion under the
c'mmand Of the well-known Col. Morgan
Lewis. attended by a committee of the
House and Senate. to Federal Hall, where
he was received BY both Houses of Con-
grcsr. assembled in the Senate Chamber
At II o'clock n he was conducted to the
gallery in front Of the Hall. accompanied
10y all the members. when the oath pre-
,cribed by the Constitution was admins
tered to him by Chancellor Li:;nge,on.
who then said. Long live Gen. Wash
ingtou. President Of the United States"
which Was received with great applause Ly
the citizens assembled. Washington then
addressed the two Houses Of Congress,
and afterwards attended divine service iu
st. Paurs Church. after which His Ex-
cellency proceeded in form to bis own
house. In the evening there were fire.
works. the houses of the French and Span
isb Minister'S were brilliantly Illuminated.
and many beautiful trassl,areucies ex hiLited
TO the public.
In 1898 Washington was reelected
and inaugurased at Philadelphia, Oh which
occasion this following Ceremonies took
place: On Monday. March 4. number
Vi the members If the Senate, the Speaker
and members Of the late House Of Repr.-
sentAtivcs. together With the heads of de-
partments. JUICES Of the Supreme Court.
SC. with foreign ministers. together with
= great many ladies and gentlemen Of dis
,incsion. assembled in the Senate cham
Der at Il N. The President entered the
ball. The President pro tenn. then arose
aud ssid: Sir. Que Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court il now present and ready
to administer TO you the oath required b.
IT,: constitution to be taken by Presiden,
Of the United States"
The President then made a short al.
dress. when Judge Cushsng read the oath
which the President repeated after him.
sentence by sentence. as follows: Il,
George Wa.hin gton. de ,ol.,unly swear
that l will faithfully execute tn. Office Of
President Of the United States, aud will
to the best Of my ability. preserve, pro.
test and defend the constitution of the
United States" The President Vas A.
lassL 6y three cheers Of the people. .ne,
shsn retired.
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TO WHOM TT .HAY CONCERN.

I h-reh. fo-warn al Pcr-,r., Whatsoever. in
Saint AIry's C,nriy. ar elsewhere, against
accepting, ~ acknowledging. or in any u,sn-
ner trailing for. any Draft. 70. Bill VI Ex-
Chang. or 'rl-r. draws ~ end ,rssi in uly
name. BY which ma. be made In any wav
resp 'nsihlr u,e-s the same mas b.-sr done nv
ard with M, knowledge and Consent. b-fa,s
w:tnes-es. And. hrrs!.v gre novice that. 7
will not hereafter pay any suci. draft or Bib
or order. thus accepted u Acknowledged.
AN COMPELLED &; do this, bccanse | hare
been ihi,o-e'i WI IL ihi< way aud. becsuss
bring s..-' an,l ntirln d, na wish n hs
hs--ss-c.i hr claim. x:i..i have been MAIDS
without ra~ KIN 'w,slxs
ELIZA HREER KKrCII,
N.Srsiy.
Pace Gcsr.cs C;.,
Gi.
March lam. 1861 -4w.
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4 MICRO AMBASSADOR At WASHINGTON

1T is fair to suppose that one of the hrs,
acts Of Linc"in's administration will be to
recognix" the independence Of H.y,i. and
receive i minister from, the ebony R~pub-
lie. Why not? All the '.civilizcd" ua
ti"ns. including England and France,
have done 5" and why should no.
We De equal to them in ,.Iis respect? We
"b~erve. also. ths: Fred Douglas in,ima,es.
rather nysterinu.ly. in \ late number of
his paper. that he shall visi, Hay.i ere
hong. He is probably candidate for I'm
tied States Mi,istcr and Envn, Plcnipn-
ten'iary to the republican court of GrF-
rsrd' Greeley ol'cc strongly recommend
ed Fred az proper candidate for Con
gross. and be wsuld now, no doubt, use
his influence to Ct him the embassy to
lIayti. True. Fred is under slight in
lictment in Virginia, We believe; but a,
to that. Greeley is too. Being martyrs il,
the same cause. they will naturally BE-
more devoted to each o;hcr.-N. Y. Duv
Book.
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned. spp'intel Commissions
j ers ty the Gtrcnt Court for Saint Ma
rvs county. Mary laid. I" lay of and livids the
Real Estate Of J"hn 5. Pca3 ock, late oi said
county, deceased, hereby give notice u oil
concerned. that they vii! NICE: OF the prerni-
ses Of deceased, on
MONDAY. the 9th OF April,
1861,
tif fair. IL not the. next fair day thsrsafsr) to
execute the tr',st 70 ~ Atorva.d committed 10
sLsn BY the said Court.
JOSEPH ABEIT.,
JuSt PHI A. MAG1II,
lGNATiUS HAYDEN,
sTEPHt.N HAYDEN,
CLEMENT WATHES.
Com,n;.siopcrs.
March 7sh ls7i-s0d
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nlarrieo.

On .hr 9Th instant. hy the R"v. Arch
bishop. JOHN II. STONE. ofthis cnrn. :,
to SARAH A. BROWN. OF Washing, on
city.
On the 18th inst bv m" Rev. J. :.
S,eadham, Il. +. Wa;nright of this coun-
~ to Miss Eu,slinc simpson Of Chaslas
county.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14

Barn Darned.
A Barn belonging u John F. Camp
bell, who reside. near the Three-Sotchsd
HAD IN Patxxeat district. MAJ destroyed
By ass on Tuesday Of last week. Il con-
taised. We learn. oalJ small quantity Of
provender and . few agricultural imrls-
u.euts. ell Of which were destroyed. It's
believed 70 hare been the wnrk Of An in
e.udi.ry. - two hsses which had been
s.ss,~lJ a.i..ssa ia the barn w:r' found.
When the Ore was discovered. loose IN
a,ii .djs;uiug. and the sSPp's'sion is,
th., they had b.sn released b! The 'ncen-
disry before the barb Wa set Gre 70.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14

PoARA1r or AARey BraR The New
York correspondent of the Winstsi (Ct
Herald. las devoted half an hour, At the
rooms of M.ssrs. Williams snd S,edmxn.
y the study Of Fsnlerlyn's portrait Of
Barr. lie ,has writes Of it: ITO one who
nS~s Bars character tbs por.rai, is alb
hlutely astounding Indeed. though
Aesrd it was there. and went to gee it. I
walked pas. i, twice, looking straight ut it.
and then was directed to it by : clerk
Imagine. As Aaron Burr, the soldier. muir
derer. seducer. duclli.t, the rank, rotten
prcniga:e in politics. in morals, in bust
ress. the mos, aulaciou. and cunning Of
lawyers. plu,t-rs. traitors, Imagine a geu-
,lsman If early milIls aye, fresh cnlnred.
with hair brushed up back fror hi. fnrc-
head and templer Ia sixty years ago, the
upr sh, cellar aud elegant lace ru.1,-s Of
III" time delicate clean cut nose. 3 c3re-
head and temples liz w way remarkable.
arciied, distinct eyebrows. eyes Of dark.
liquid deep brown. lips fall. chin narrow
and 6n-iy chisclod. s,.,l about u. ewes and
month mort unnistakable expression Of
sensitive. sl.nost feminne sw-e,ness am.
purity aud unsoph;sticstrd innocence. Tha.
is absolutely and definitely tn. character
of the portrait. The owner, gentleman
in Brooklyn. will sell it. hu, does not say
for how much. II wosl1 b. perfectly safe
to ia, i, i'll your parlor and call it "Por-
TRAIT Of Il young clargymun.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14

Francis J. Stone. Es4.. Of this district.
whose Vineyard We have several times no
t;eed in our volunna. has sens ~ . bottle
Of bis wine. probably of the vintage Of SO.
We do no, set oursslvea up as judge Of
vine. having been raissd on different ~.
1sle. bus We protes. that the bottle sent u
i Of sxecllen, favor aud. 70 our taste.
nsch superior to the Sparkling C.ta~b..
sbous which 40 much has been written in
praiss and commentaries. Mr.. Stone,
vioe 10 also the prodactsu Of the C.t.wba
grape. but is certainly superior to any pro-
dses Of that grape which We have ye,
t..sed. Whether it, surorisr meri. results
from ,he soil 10 which the craps is grown
A. from the manufacturing skin Of Dir.
Stone. We shall no, undertake TO deter.
niue. hus that i, A<ss superior merit. 10 ou'
decided conviction aad---s. Benedict say%--
''Sss can't barn it out AZ us.'
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14
SAINT MARY'S BEACON
LEONARD TOWN, ND.
MOANING. MARCH u. 1861

Pay Up.
We invite those who are indebted to u
On account If subscription. advertising aed
lob work TO call at our oiioe during Coart
week and settle their indebtedness. We
hope our friends will make note" Of
this invitation and hearksn 70 our request.
We shall BE- glad to see them. money or
20 money.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14
A CARD

DOCTOR GUSTAvUS CANTEk. having
- located himself il Charlotte Hall, respects
fully Offers bis professional services 81 the Dab.
tic. His office is sha: formerly occupied by
DIR j. F. Shaw, where he esn always b
found except when professionally engaged.
REFgEEHcE.-Ssmnel Crew, AZ. n. Pro-
fessNr Of Principles and Practice Of Ncdie;n.
il the University Of Msrvl9nd.
March 7sh ieSl-lOn
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SITUATI0h WANTED.

fTEuE undersigned. who has had csus;ds,-
i able expsrisuoe q an OVERSEEKa ud
~ the n,apsE snens Of r~yroes, Is deuin.us q
oe's'" lug situation IN Tire, caraci,y fir ths
prevent year. Satisfactory rrfsscpos coo 10
giysa. Adiresy.
BILIOUS DUCKETr.
LecGsrd Tows 7. O.
March 7th IS6l--4s.
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Circuit Cont.

Circuit Court.
The March term Of our Circuit Court
viii commence on Monday next. There
j.. We learn, not mare than the usual
amount If civil business nor loes the crim-
insl calendar show that the neral charae.
sss Of our county is dsgeneraring.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-14
TOWN CREEkn

!'cate9 nHaf tbs rA;ux-nt river in ,lis corrtr.
and Also from con,m:'iio 'i'rr",la.i.ns upon
the chores Of s>ii farm by ginning. t.,vs. p
:siu., any AMI 81! persons,
found ir'sp'ssirS "i:er me publication Of this
notice. the Law viii ~ rsor..r-'v e,.fn-c"'
Gf!nEtiE FORBES.
March 9Th. iE6i-.w.
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i sseus that. no matter what may
A.vs been The previously entertained
views ef Mr.. L;ncoln upos the subject
Of coercion, 10 has determined 70 adopt
II least fss the time Icing. . peace psli'
~. The conservative element in the
B-psbl;sAn ranks. it is essnat'y report
-. has .siuuphed. and The Government
tsoape will ie withdrawn koa Port
esmpser aud other points 10 The seeded
States. Seward. it seems. has the ear Of
he '.r.il-sPlisssr" aud. We doubt MT.
Aas advised him isdieiossly upon This
question. The followers Of Chase and
1reely are reported - greatly dissssis-
sed. ssa the ''knsxius ones" say. will
have = b QUOTED By the calling Of .
sxwa session Of Congress. What that
badly win do. when convened. We know
sss. but the policy Of the radicals to
adept "iarce BILL" viii most probably
Be- carried out. This done. and the Fs.lc-
raj forces concentrated as or near WASH
ton. - ~ learn they are % b. NC
sappsso the Border States are 70 Be kept
uuder strict military Surveillance AID a.
loved = make their choice between SUBJ
mission and suhjsgation. We are for
peace, but We are not rejoiced as this late
more upon the chess beard. We believe
Il wss not made in good faith ard for two
raasoos--the 6rst. because it was deemed
fapractieable BY military ,asn 70 attempt to
bold ~ rsiniorse. the Soaihern forts; the -
oesd. because il was necessary - sdep,
ash speliey in order - humbsg Viseinia
ed tAs osAer border States. Into tbs b.