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CrIniInAl.

TUE PREsIDIH4 uAs PARDoNED JANIS
srERLAND, uGder ~ years sentence for robDiDg
Ihs U. d. mail.
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ceb LIMA

FahM FOR SALE = A HANDSOME
c. n'ry resid &c 4, r.rt ou' lcib,- Aod b.
tween 80 scr ~ lasd, besnt "a ly lc Ted on
"tt 10 rsi 4, sn1 within h. { ~ houS die,
iucn rom Nee Nurk Prog Ity in t,ls ueisbh rn I'd
i-r ~ oCNAicns IN value . q tfrrs superior IL
"Inh l1 l. !. Oh Flushiny r. r. b,i3?,3A
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LOST AND FOUND

nOG L0ST-s5 REWARD-A SMALL
- whit, r,~ die COS, one black yoauswcrrt - ilo
acme OF FIGELLE A-y ons who Will roturu tho
s.rd 4,s23
nOG LOST-ej kEWARD-ON SUNDAY
- pyrIiHg last snd5le siE d, r. ~ sct, "sR,
9th white bro -, and tour Wy ls II aIi white mt
N the neck, answ re ~ the name 1T HECiOR 1he
above rtward viii DO paid by returning it 70 'ii
Third ave. ol9o3
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IIORSE STOLEN &i0 REWARD D-A
II DARK brown Morgan horte, IS hands high, with
shte SPIT Il his ior.hs 3D. sboat ye.r. oe the pro
70, long IL.nd, ives taken on the night OF March
[, 1861 $50 will b, paid the return, Of the hone
sni $50 for the arrest Of the thief. ABRABAMkEA
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RoARDING-TwO GENTLEMEN CAN
- bo sccommodatfd With board wser. they can hnd
the comforts Of home two vours ladies can aho be
accom- ateS, by applying at lCT Madison IT near
Pike; terms rec sonsble. hlIA5
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liuLHr - KENT or LERst--IhE 2
a. rrr, nr'rs r'r.IuF Il i'.e CE'Ts', ,,N thc Cot
isr"' iva uFtn -itu all u~' atrI,, u c. q tcr
-ppl. n W. HA'sr't.L, 4 CAD u 'e23.,l62isc
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The L,iorrIu l.;o I.

Tho fO'lo-in; corfealm isncn between Mar.
hat knSE OF tio Baltimore prl,cc, And su.
sr'u'e'"ent KsssnDY, 1, published IN the
B,ltiin. ~ SEn:
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HOUSE To LET Fur S375-A SMALL .
L str htick hors, with his IN ~ uud "a lar
- ,t'lc, cntuIg {, m, sitn gar.irn fr1Lt,
Ia eli '.st ar irinb Te 10 seen trom II til 4,
), appl usnt 40 Clinton u AiTl,G
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ACCUSES, &e, 10 Lfr-h FIRST CLASS
narEct aod aNr,ts fuI .Aio o. TT s,t, ut. Ssd
4; a. o -'y,tal oltsrs en- s,tS aud Ayc -,
IT. svs r-Ht ElNipnd 30 N,fy ols.INh'e Ter aD
.nt - rsmU,a- TrT1,rp 40 -sI ~, u 9[iP7r
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RoARDING-GOOD BOARD & &.SINGLE
- beds at S3 Ser week, at Los 3Sth st., sorner Of
TT ird Av-dAy board, 81 Zoo. 2l50,8
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pOARD yz,oo-GREAT REDUCTION IN
- roArd -Conrortabl rogms With sxcsllest board
Seho 70 t3 : wosk, former prioes tt to 81 ladies
ron ss uh for comfort sood LIVING snd oheapness,s,
Ram. Wstchmzn all night and lodginE- cheap, ~
knsnard t Broaduay. EA H'so1iT
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lJOUSE TO LHT-A DESIRABLE RESI-
d c. W misu,c, ride rrn,o ere' CITY -ud
i.rh .h.p E.rTi .; a brick h iuss Srh q ois Ats
% t ca ~ rrn'. tor St6 rer ear htpiyt 10 II,
HARRiS N, lao nd ord d fr IN 70 l"s. NJ.
AlsI6
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pOARDING-A FEW REsPECrABLE
ID msn cen be ucoopm ID ated with good bos rd md
pleasant ro ms 10 private family, at 20 New Canal
st. Inquire On 'ne "a h'0f' isf@ ~ pa Sieas
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SPEClAL NOTICE
oop o9SEGh II SSTzSHs SsI.sss & BAY Ssnf Of that
Bh0pSgKaffi fpgsaf titp pp Il IblEo0kLYNl, BkooELYNlll
merH q ~ AtlAI tic st. aud now of 90 AfIaet,c a. q
petite the market, Blooklyn takes thv opportuuIty q
INFORM hn num sfous ou,tomers q tho public 10 gen
eIai, that on acconnt cf the hard tmes he has
great red iction I3m hia former price TIE hat for
hat for 81 IN srder that NY old friend sad er.to
can have a new ha, for ST. PATRICRS DAY Al isss
than cof prioe- - 49,
k.B,-Felt and Beaver Hat. Cloth, Plush and Pan.
oy caps 1URS Straw Goods DO, at equally loa priees
.h sHs before sgZsS6 sY6s s!-.e;Gs EtSSsi.
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HOUSE AsD GROUND 10 LEASE ~
II Nor s1TiIH, hrIsa 80 haf Au agru ut rr'uud
tr lea" -ttah." Tor utuInrr Bsrt or rgi-Nt nal
tcgS gtaC'i1s
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r OTIS To Lkr-NU. s9 LIBERTY ST.
- Apply to U J. SMITH. 20 Lbertg 1t. 2,i94,0
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uUUSE 40 LET CHEAP--UNLY $3.50 A
II Y ar 4stNry ami b,s.pent britk h us, 25l
ne l'hHt THE II ,Est IL ~ cc' v iis ana ~ feet
20 p-al-oRIs'rrv trek h1u.o 4l " Is 50 u, fcr
50 rH,- -ar App t,J VAN WAC Err A. ~ 100
N's,f ilJ II, nsut ID av. 4'Og.3
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

kOARDING-TWO YOUNG MEN CAN
- be sncomsdSted with good board, and fne
airy room; where they MAKE themselves al home;
teIns moderate; also two rvspectab.s young l,diss
Apply 70 60 Monroe street h9J9,a
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lOARDING-NOTICE-U YOU WANT
Oso,d and sab,t. board. and nice eisan snsis
oon. Tor from - 70 to - Dsr week. where you get
III tue comforts Of /. home, eau 81 10 Osk Il, near
'a.rI aHNRGs fONR tsiS slsSsise
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
1rRws cAsu IN .pv.xcp

A'v roa-r 81 81 For -v-ry FOt Il LINES, shfr-
..''sp vT.rs OF .rss obsu.y Ep''E's! ,so dsys
. ,-'t"i ~" CAys 81; 10 ., u To- Al M
~ "' 'h-.'', - n- y. H'sch oSy
N'rt- .. ~ a. ssr b. 20 cen = 10 .sch Nour lines,
70 " 49," us"n.ens- ~ t,ur res, iss-rsrd -
- hN', l"n''" " 'hr "lIca sifcr .v-ry - ,nssv-
a. Tn's "ssh, st men, IL, u itplv 80, a. 4. ,dsy
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xxTAGuNS FOR SALE-ONE HORSE
w ,,rIs,,,r, wug,Ls and In I, ress wa SOnS Lev and
mh,ed. A-pi 10 fuO3, I.AkG, 18th st bet een
Broah S.y aaa 10th ave, N. Y. l'iO''slao
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kOARDING-A FEW LADIES AND
.lso gentleman and his wife. l2i white 1t. 62iS2
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s,TrRE TJ LET-ON 1lTu AVkNUE,
Nh. een lG,h ?, 4Ith st- W \ eide. W Il adj rt
n h-v roodl or rlk bus nss, In luire 1i HO 't4sF
AILn, Alta I, Us-r North River. Sl2t3
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NTUKE TO LET-A CUKNEK BTUKE, a
> .J,k .hip for tlor,, to let tho .msll store
Bos snrv aud Madison ST. vel, adapte for trug, lew
p,er, .t 'r ,ot aud shn,; slso 4th for II tho
sn,c buidng, we'll ca culatei for t.lorin ,; h,s
sin.ors: rca, low. iaIulre 40 rthrlst sl'S3
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.loARDING-FOR FOUR RESPECTABLE
. meohanios, at IIo Third ave-, for % . week,
isuble and singls bstz n p.-KntTsnoe next the
tras store, al tbs COZ. a lIthJ6 fs2e 2AAc'iN
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uoUIES AND LOTS TO LET, LEASE
ilor pr t- o. t,yGrlbii tern.--D rbi. ~ ,nc cut
"a a", and l"tI sjl {. IrIr % .se husP 80 tlrc
S.ch 1t: 9lu- AZ ~ CTnita M ;rsr' rl,c'i hoass
tor cad hprlg frankfort iIuti, 9Us wi''l.m It,
tN.ta ', up stare. 2,lIlO
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y ,,. ,I,SJ .jOHs CurraELls, ~ BIidgeport. 100
Ous blrlsu 40 perfect "Iirr Vat :. impIe emants!
.tcr.ns.i y,r \ anal tos at. FJr further particu-
ar. enquire af 2. a. PalSpLk. sattsry ssd NY.
Citp. US P'"
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O, ,n., BARRELs OF PoUDRETTE.
C0sNUDH,. N, H.,sw.orusSIiSsss ma COMPANY,

or s.lsi-I u,t, suit liIchs ssTs.
Thu g. Ihs cbe,v 1t tsrtiiizsr ~ nArta; ~onM
wji IN Ilur,i ~ tcfeo Corn, sni iDcresse tue eIok
om To ous-hal, and shi ripsn the crop tse
vsaEs saTii.T. Price. aver bsrr l ~ ON per LSnI
NH Z With ,tlsf ctorV evtoer cu 81 u iu psI-
ueulsru. Al sanI gratis TO any seneiDs sdcIos
RIPfiNl, Bsoib GO
No. 90 CaurtlaDdt IT., n, r.,
General Agents tcx ths United stase''
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TEAM POWER TO LET-TWO ENTIRE
= hpUr-, GSN25 n well II ht With wiut oT. TIM q
raes, ~ let with ttcsm ser. Apply :" w.
PAINfp, on the preinlse .s1 Columbia Et. Pogs y
si-n eivFn i'm Dedi,uiy II r,rired tlbt5
,AjAGON MAKEh'S SHOp TO LIT AT
w EngirwUcd, BerRrn 60, n. }, In foct relshhor.
nro' just fin hof, aud with Opportunity T. hu ID
.n II o'clock. b,ll2C
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sSTEAM POHER TO LET-TnE WHOLE
. orp,It of y new building, 4 Il Wy aud basement;
iz' iXsG; !1'h N bat 9Th Lro 7th avs facilities
'or ,nrf Ctur.rs surpassed Inquire on TN prtmi
er llU West y1th Il, bl2O,5
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yrORE TO LET-TO BUTCHERS AND
Cothgtl a rtore veil cit d u, but'hat -hop IN
he unw brlck hol-- a, the cJr Of 4th ani nloomish
A., " b ken; las, Eill bo siyen, Apply To JOHN
FO5TE ( ,o) washinstos u, HoboseS. 4,ll2,9
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S,TORE AND LOF.5 TO LIT AT 1Oi
owalScr st, With or wi'h'ut tta I'm pOEGr AMY at
JOS. DuIRE, on p remises, 81 for. o,lOi,S
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DOOMs TO LEr-BUSINESs ROOMS
~ to i., at co ru ton st corner Of r. iers Alley
lrst class bu!ldrs excellent Light, cheap rent T. re-
rponsibl~ ten,nts. mh4 24ac'l92
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,rTEAn BREWERY TO LEASE-lS COM
,us az I-rs god celia, 30 ct the cheap rat Of
~ O'D pr year: p s.tti-n INN y lat " For par
iculari ul ire ssths sfdc, of bADDENH IRSr q
AIf ~. "A B1Iterst. l,1lhO
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ROOM To LET, WITb ON WITHOUT
~ Steam Po era room 90 BY ~ feet, In . asw
eaiidins, .eti lighted all around An inter, q in
sisu By he sdyertiser Apply On The prsmises, u
Gsnnou = OF ct q hsrrsv Il coz. Co,lsse PLACE.
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10 IHr-HNnHR. BARN

,,Uu>a &c, 10 HOUSE, BARN
an III u e. of 't tqu uts 80, -bi',rl. ipi HiAr'
gsr0n ! %, si.Iat a uu ths BUr,p cX a a Nrw.
.0si Torn 80 81. S..' lSpd, = Wi oh, IN the
Huauf y. Htorr,L l. Cd, utthiu Iius u IN c ~ nf
~" SrrT. Appls 10 JNHNs uvslT. ". 40
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

TO THE FARMERS or ST. MARYS.
II would m,st respectfully call your at
tci,tinn tn my large assortment OF AMPLE
WE.NIS. ! am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment of agricultural Inc
plements than | have ever before offered 10
the puhlic-Ilursc Powers and Threshcrs,
Wheat Fans, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters,
Pnughs, HarTows: Cultivat"rs, and mary
other articles I" numerous to mention [
can supply the Farmer with every thing ho
may want. With regard 10 Horse Powers
woaLi rail- particular attention 10 fine
lot Of PELTUN'S TRIPLE GE.9RED
POU Els, 10 rO,k riM or pithOut Iam!,
wh,ch are nm s",1,asSed IN Ills ~ any oMe,'
markef; and mv-t respectfully invite these
who are in walt "f Machines 10 give me a call,
as ] feel confident that ] can suit the bur
chaser. I am making a CORN MILL tor
grinding Corn a, Home. This is good Mill,
has been tested and pronounced SO by expc-
rienced judges. To this J ask your spe-
Cha attention.
! tender y"n my sincere thanks for tho
kindness heretofore shown me and beg a cul-
tinaance Of y"nr fav.rs/ nctern.ined to m.lc
a strong eii''r, 10 plrar all who give me thor
custom. Orders will meet With PROM pit aticI,-
ton Jy being directed to
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street hhur), baltimore, MI.
Feb eth, ISGl-Iy
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE OF Dividend.

I'M application of Mary Davis and John w.
" Harper. Administrators uf James II. ia
Wis. late of ST. Mary 3 county, d,sceased. 1t is
ordered by the Court, that the said adn,nis,ra.
tors notify the creditors Of the said deceased
to- file their claims against the said deceased
in the Register Of Wills Office On or before the
9th Of September, ls6l, for dividend and thai
this order be published IN the SAINT Mary
Beacon once week until the said 9lh of Sep.
TENDER 1861.
]. T. NJ. RALEY,
Register of Wills,
Of st. Mary's county, Md.
July 25,h 1S6l--td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE.

IYNIE undersigned begs leave to informelis
- friends and the Public. that he is still at
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carrying
on BLACKSMITIIING, GUN, LOCK-
SM,TIlING, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORk-in short, iron work Of all lcscrip-
tons. such rs repairing CARRIAGES. BUG
GIES, EOCKAWAYS, CARTS, WAGONS,
HORSE SHOElNG FARM WORK Of all
kinds: also REAfEES, THRASflERS and
DRILLS. With his experience Of l l years in
u Machine Shop. he thinks that he can DO any
kind Of Blacksmith Work from kncedle to an
anchor. and on reasonable terms. New Wag-
''ns and Carts bnilt cheaper than can I've dome
at any other shop in this place. HORSES
SllOED at the shortest notice.
JAMES \. M'CATHRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th, 1SG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
August 18th. i8G1-te.
FOR CONSTABLE

respectfully offer myself go the voters Of
LEONARD Town District as IL Candidate for
Cpn>t ,ble and s.Aicits their support 4. the
ensuing Fall election
F. F. SPALDlNG.
August 18th, 1S6l-ie.
LEO H. HAYDEN offers himself to tn,
voters of Leonard Town District rs - candi.
date for Constable. and asks their support at
the ensuing Fall election.
Aug. 18th, 1861.
The friends Of JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce him as n candidate for Cons able, in
Leonard Town District.
April 4,h, 1861.
J. EDWIN ARELL announces himself as
a candidate for Constable IN Leonard Town
district and solicits the votes of his friends and
the sublic.
Feb. 2sth, 1861.
JEFFERSON 3. JARROE respectfully an.
| nounces himself Candidate for Constable
at the ensuing election Ia Chr pticO District and
, solcits the support Of his friends and fellow
citizens.
May end. 1861.
RAPHAEL. DOWNS offers himself TO tho
| voters &c Leonard Tnwn District as "a candi-
late for Constable and s"licis the support nt
the voters thereof, at the ensuing Fall cleo
tiun.
June 11th lS61-te.
]. R. ALVEY offers himself to the voters
If Chaptico District, as "A candidate for Consla-
bic, and soiciis their surpurt at the ensuing
Fall election.
Angus, LIST, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE,

YNiE Co-partncrShiy heretGfnc existing
Il under the firm at COTTINGHAM l.
HARDING i- this day dissolved Ivy mutual
consent. VIM. II. Harding is alnne-autl,or.
lied TO settle the business of the finn.
SAMUEL COTrINGliAM,
VIM. II. HARDING,
Baltimore jan. ! ls6l-4w.
The undersigned, having Bought ont tho
Interest of Samuel Cunningham OF the firm If
Cainxham Il Harding, will hereafter conduct
the business IN his own Name.-and he mosI
respectfully solicits the favor OF the friends Ut
the old Finn.
WIN. II. HARDING.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE.

f. LEO SPALDlNG returns his thanks ia
his numerous customers for the liberal patron
age he has received frN them, and pledges
himself t" keep CHOICE STOCK or
GOODs always "n hand, which will be sold
very low for cash or its equivalent.
E. LEO SPAI.DING.
April 2nd. 1860
April 5th, ls60-lv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
UNION HOTEL.
LEONARD TOWN, MD,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TIME subscriber intending to change lis
j business. offers the UNION HOTEL.
fer Safe or Rent. The Hotel. Stables a,sl
other buildings are in excellent conditi n ana
the stand is equal :T business to amy in the.
Southern counties Of the State. The Hotel Is
now in receipt of very good custom, which,
craId he largely increased with sligl,, effort
The sx,urs. bedding and furniture will he
sid with the Hotel The Terms will I've lib
eral and made to suit the times. l'erS,ns de-
SIRIUS If renting or purchasing are invitcd t..
give the rr.prict'F a call. Possession given
Immediately.
-. JOHN F. FENWICK.
Leonard Town.
July 18th, leGl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

d. d. WEIGH offers himself I" the voters
Of Leonard Town district rs q candidate fnr
Supervisor of the Road and asks the voters OF
the district to support Tim.
Feb. 18th, 1861.
JOHN r. R0WES offers him self az a can
didatc for Road Supervisor III Leonard Tcwr
district and s"lictls the s,lppo,, Of his friends
AVID feilNw.cii,xens.
Jan. 2ith 1861.
WALTER FORD, thankful for the support
he has heretofore received from the voters Of
the Factory district. offers himself as a candl-
date for Road Supervisor M sad tisirict and
selicrts the support of his friends ,Rd fellow
citizens.
April 18th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
PATUXENT RIVER LAND
ron
S Il L e.

I + not snl,: nj pri, ate sale before SAT
URDAY, October the Doth, 1850, will
offer at public sale, in the village of CHAR
LOrTE HALL, on that day, the FARM
on which now reside.
THIS Farm is situated on thc Paiuxcnt
River, adjoining the lands Of Mrs. F.. l..
Thomas and Maj. Jamcs Collins, and con.
tans
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
Persons wishing to purchase land # supc
rior quality, where good health and all the
delicacies of the water are t. he had. are
requested to call and examine the premises.
Steamers, to and from Baltimore, PASS this
land every day.
This Farm will be divided aid sold it,
three parts.
Terms made known on application to the
undersigned. and possession will BE- given On
the first day Of January, 1861.
W. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Charlotte Hall. p. o.,
Saint Mary's County,
hid.
August 3Oth, 1SGO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
ARCHIT ECT g. Bull DER

ME undersigned has made such arrange
i ments as will eDai,le him tn execute all
work in his line at BALTIMORE PRICES.
with pr,mptEe.s and despatch He ~,iicits a
call fruIH his friends a MI the pE.iic
V. CAVALIER.
LeunaTI Iuwu
jan. 26,L, I8CO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30

TFt taken in Maryland and delivered to me
IL i'm Northumberland. Va, will give the
above reward ior two negroes, SAM and
MADISON. They left ON Sunday, July
28tL
SAM is low, and although not stout, is
well set, is VI tawny mulatto color ard has a
scar. ! think. over one Of his ayes. occasionetl
hy the kick Of q mule when young. He is
about fifty years Of ags and when spoken to
evinces q desire to please, but generally has a
pram and forbiddns eountenace. He is also
good plantation carpenter.
MADISON has always been good servant.
lie 10 very young and has pleasant coun,e-
nance. particularly when spokeI: to. lie is
low but unconm"nly well set, very black.
and when pleased, shows set Of beautiful
white teeth.
WIN. +. BROCKENBROUGH.
Northumberland Co., Va.
August 18th, 166l-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

RlTIZENS Of this county who may be
DESTROYS of uniting in the formation If a
CAVALRY COMPANY are requested to
leave their names at the Store of Messrs
Simn,s f. Maddox in this village.
January Srd, lS6l-n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE

nR HENRY C. EDELEN has ovc,!rcm
IL his Office Ia the Law Office herctnf,re
oecapi..! by Ii. FrsI. Maddox, E>qr. He
can always he found, either at his Office o,
Mrrc's Hotel, when not professionally en-.
gagged.
Jan 10. lS6l-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE.

FORWARN any aud all persons fTnu'
u receiving IN payment OF by transfer fss
any confederation whatever, a NOTE OF
HAND Of mine, with Charles Medley securi-
~. drawn payable to James Thompson, ON the
1st day Of January, 1862. for the sum Of ore
hundred and TEN dollars l$11ol as hold the
raid Thempson's Note tor more than | owe
him.
EDWARD r. TENERSON.
Aug. 18th, l86l-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 me on Tavern re-
"A co.ai Will come forward and settle the
same withoas delay ~ wish sii claims due me
closed forthwith. intend hereafter 10 do an
exclusive CASH business and am Determined
to give mo- credit for EATING, DRINK
ING or HORSE FEED from the lsi of Jalus.
airy, 1861.
JOHN +. PENWlCk,
Proprietor,
Union Hotel
January 3rd, 1SGl-r'
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
Part Gcptcn park"

alsn inrwarn all persons from hauling tire
Seine upon any part "f The shore "i s,i, farm.
Persaais ,lisregarsiirg this notice will, from the
date OF i,> rnhli'..'i"n, have the law rig r.,,$-
~ enforced against them.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
August 9Th, lsG1--3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NIOTiCEis hereby gwen tina, the suhscr
IN her has obtained from the Orphans
Court o: St. Mary's county in Maryland, let.
ters tes,amentaTy on the personal estate
SAMUEL KEECH, late Of SAID comfy, de
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper vouches thereof, to the
sabscriher. on or before the LIST day Of March
1862. otherwise they may be excluded bv
law from all benefit Of the said estate. Given
under my hand ,his 22nd day of August, 1861.
ELEANOR kEECH,
Executrix.
Aug. 29nd. l66l.-4w
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
'HHE undersigne ed has just returned from the
i City with the largest ANA best selected stock
OF FALL. and WINTER GOODS ever offered
to the citizens ofSt. Mary s County, consisting,
'n part, ofsery superior quality of Heavy Goods
fol Servants clothing, at the most moderate
prces-also Boots and Shoes oftLe mos, sub.
stant'a! make, and bes, material. Besides Cioihs,
CassihIeres, vesiinss and all kinds of fine dress
Goods, tor Ladies' and Gentlemen--a carefully
selected, and well assos,,a stock Of ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly TO order, and
variety of articles Ofalmost every kind no where
else tn be found IN the county He respectfully
ci's Il cali fr'pm those desiring To purchase, feel.
ing assured that his thoroug h acquaintance with
the business, resulting from a long residence IN
the city, will enable him to offer such induce.
ments as Widely competition.
T.. II. JONES,
/ Clifton Factory.
| Sertcmbea 9Th 'SEU-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT.

To the People Of Prince Ceorge's CAorhs
ard 81. Mury's Counties.
/ respectfully announce myself as canii-
date fer Judge of the Circuit Court for First
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland.
FREDERICK STONE.
August 18th, IsGl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
For TIE LEGISLATURE.

The friends 81 RICHARD CS)LTON sng-
gt-st his name o. the voters OF this county AS
candidate for the Legislature, and ask for
his claims 6ispassivIiatc consideration.
March, I'll, 1861.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
ROBERT c. COMBS, E>g., is recommend
ell I" the voters Of this county as q candidate
fnI the Legislature, and will be supported by
MANY FRIENDS.
Feb 2sih, ls6l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30

JOHN B. CECIL is recommended as suit.
able pers"n for Roa.l Supervisor IN the
Factory district.
MANY FRIENDS.
March 2sth 1861.
HENRY NORRIS If TO- offers himself Ia
the voters If Leonard Town .iis,.ir, az a csnd,-
date for Read Supervisor and snlcils the v.,~s
Of his friends and the public.
Jan. oath 1861.
WILLIAM GOODWIN offers himself -
the voters Of Patixent District -, u Candidate
for Road Supervisor, and asks their s,,nport
at the ensuing Fall election.
August LIST, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
FOB MAGISTRATE.

FOB MAGISTRATE.
The friends Of WM. I. YATES suggest
his name to the voters Of Leonard Town
District rs a suitable candidate for Magis-
,raie. and ask for his claims q di~passi",ate
consideration at the ensuing Fall election.
LEGION.
August 18th, i8Gl-te.
ZACCTEUS TIPPEl'r offers himself to the
voters "f Leo:.arl Town District AS II candi-
date for Magistrate and respectfully s.licit,
their support a, the ensuing Fall election.
Aug. 22nd, 1861.
The friends of CHARLES CAVALIER
present his name to the voters of Leonard
Town As a candidate for Magistrate, and sl
eli for his claims ''ispassionate consideration
Aug. 22nd, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
b0lRDlNe scho)l

'INHE Misses Cosfigin having secured the
=, services Ut an experienced Music teacher
WIN fecs've limited number Of yomng lstlie.
'"f the scholastic year beginning lst Sept.
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLYIN
ADVANCE.
Beard and Tuition in all the branches or AN
English Eiuca.i.m per annum $40
Music Vocal < Instrumental $40 pcr o,,.r
French t
Italian .
Spanish
Drawing and Painting in Water
. Cl.rs
Oil Painting m
The utmost attention will I've Maid In
the health aud cosni.rt, and every effort made
70 advan.' the moral and intellectual culture
OF their paril,.
Address
SUMMERSE.AT
Oakville r. q.
ST. Marys Co.
August list, 1sG1-tf.