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Ons Of ths moas unpOrtsu, miutagJ rtQuiElAsa
which tie Governments uveriuokr, " kADMATu
2SApY tBl.lkP THIS rsperly s the sDLDIHap
SAFEnrABD, md NJ protect him 90 al oc-a,ong
Agsnt icknea AID ni1iob ssLackB ~ pest loElsspl
d.snst Every Camp, F,t snd EhiS--ki,lassy
N,d Naval s'ston--sho1ld ~ vcpplsi ych thlg
pvg gh'l weBon % daiencs
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7 AIDES, LADIES, LADIES.
- Ihis rs tho time T. maize bargains IN Fura.--
crowds daily M tie Great Northern aud Western
FUR grHppors Depot, Bowoy, ny STAIN. DRAKE,
Manager. oc29 24se'llO
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Om o. " Noss FowEwuL
unanuAI AND romo Aassou
1ns-u. sas ee-opsrA-s w. he s,-u u@ Of ia
ruRr .. rsss-. h..nA v he 4A.s.s.a n-ms,h
ruRorsrArru
sULrHuR vAPos
70. ~ YvIEos -. sLS-nrzrr., orPosrr,
m Il D. CHURCH.
uo.swuIouoBy srREsn
mAR THs CITY uALL.
HRooxLYr.
dairy q ms ls.rDE rbgHs.sns q Drocsys md
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Th0 nIla = JlLlstDs snnOlDo- ,haa eniAe fosl
Hesflp., All Malignant Fevsrr. tsvs huoka1 ooi m
diEsret rustuleub, TIE gallant Asina R.yfnlsuri n
Ak dstsinei-MAy 92d-.s wtllosta Putut sad ga
GoDps - WGihi- y.lni AilnspouA, Fortrrpp hOnros,
arc rEe'ln! IRE tiok Lea ,, "a aiArmi1s eItuA Tsf
aovs1nrsuA - usslsctrz " uipply M rashiali
u.
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haze ecumtu . ssroIs uEtNy e. f's tide rsnas7g,
fisaly ua.yi suurg ne trs;s viii prevent snc an
IA ,i,Ibls guick tm1 B.nal PuJ he.ses- Yelinsi,
ryI hua. TSphoi ADi Az 'tsar ulsigllAns iN,-.sss,
Lst ste O,vsTinI. supply sygfy mthsry dslo4 cod
sncA'rp Lneut NiSt RslvEyr Ready RolsL %
rrs 70 sst nfa ssst l4s u-g1rs NU prevail. u-tEp
Vnluft9ef should pros dc tssnasivs- nth To- ~
Re " ths rsmsy. uvill prussc1 you sra,nn .uS.
dsn stake Of ~ most malignant dzdrdsrr. sae
viii 10 OF oass ~ sesnsN sxyediln . ouI
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rhs new YORK ILLUSTRATED EBwb q Da
HAKn SUFFERING
SyuNijwNPCI HrFEC1S OF TukNp BUsTy ~

RucI-NFCI ETfEC1S OF TuSEs BUsTt ~
ons Of sns frivAtss u us Ggu.A Sssu,-pt u
prO.oas N sls nty, stea he f1l -v'inyt
''Ansr ouI .rtyA ~ Annapolis. our Oaaa-saT
undsr Capt Lawrence, wsrt nnv',ySi N ha
nvr COW Nhs erfn oisi. " slssa SSh gar ~. "
Abe y sLer I'D our beeb rCfenS Juf knApsrsAa
FOR piio~s In ,bs mor7hSI, pur blankess, Un,cs
vss only cov171g, we're ~ Va ~ish NJ
het7y isVs Mss Srp 20 ,hs wrttr uut " ciSn
N sSeATs, ou- uphs sna lclutr yy~s 90 ,sf
Ma, We coulo het>ly uosa hsn. I'D prDs
boa1s ~ RAILWAYS READY REIJEr, 600
" which 1 gave away 10 my oouirades, spt
abs N,hsr Nod uy,.i and shared partly MA
u,h1I- We sf hstled our Imis rnd jWks WIN
,be READY 9RLlEr. m 'tv uloniants stf
,.uieu'ss ~nd aii'.'.s- rein Nli ~aarinsA a., -,
", nga-n s''Ls uo LIQUOR = ~ No drank R,&ADS
RELl II "a raisf Tire oh1e.'t ard In Vig1ss<
oA AMI enabled No, With Vs s,d N vVo neAil eoal
IsIii.g ~ bare bEclt snd AIT pork, " stand guxTS
| duty, Surf l. 'tS UeachHA AID shealbNrrowE e.
wsuty -iou- h.drt- E4v -ug only honra va "a
long ~ the RiyApS RELIEF lastsd. W.. could psy-
l nru duty. bui = m shat gave Gus te1 sch. ana
BY tits orcr Of M surgsnn, rsturusd 70 This oiy,
an Ssr'S ,, 'ls, 4 mere was PlontAh 'uppy u
our SufeI1nsrs would hSvs orb t1aing I ,nsu,t
1 re~uTnns " my rlymsn. In q few days and WIN
"ke Will me good supply. Is u ,hs reques 4
| nyssN And mlsa u Hy triends In hs reumsDI
that yor take Iva N aiLala steps w. nave RADvgAY3
I N,AUI REilE sddsi n ale uaeacaI Eors :.
S!ery resims;s. OWL save Ahs l'rS n eonssssi
| Il oUI NOors"
nsunsrtns fr,sn thirst weALnaas, SIe-1s, q -
spooriul Of READY RElIRY, Ia tumhsT q W.
~, VIII prove OF greater ervioe bsn sleohaH
L whi2ky, % AIy oshsJ liquor.
II
AOsQUIrOns.
orr troops viii pliier greAa snnoyAnea from "
bibS md aiI1gos u mOsqupaa. Thoss Of VirEfnl 4
and Ms eotIol, roo, and HiEsE lands, arv sIcssA
lnely potssnOus, and lnfioi severe and ohsnnalg
/ sOTes nd wounds. II Railways READY RI.
1 LIEP 10 spphsd W Ns biItsn pArt, will N Q flE
mofnsus strp are ursa tSn,AlAing itching, nsotzs-
usa lhe poison, and allAy lnhAnnAiiot- Balhs Dc
nes and bands treay Nth chs READY RN1l1A
and waler--ibo mosluil0es Will noa uoablk yoa.
r. X Ran'ediea are sold by drugRins aud 500
i ksSIaU everywhere.
i RADWAY d CO.,
~ ~ "A n
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PRICE OF PIPE, sa,0

OINTMENT, - l0rs'
a AbAyai discouns nAie 70 PtVsidnnA, psuonhfl
"A WholsaAls Anh RaAl Doa'Es generally
TEAMS uvARIABLH oAsH
HENRY n rImCY,
0onsrA AgUl4
10. lsa RULEOA grnznsa
m tfSos NV Tor
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A PARTMENTS TO LEI-jGEAPA PANt.
f1malts ca ID ave, SGT and egp hst Sin a4s
9th str: Aao IN resr T35, And stirat 70 sho roo
Ses. ocil 2tG'1's
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THIS IL THg SEASON OF THB YBAh, when
children teeihing almost certain 10 he Afiicsod
with Dyssntsry and DiErrh@A Ms, WIEsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP Is . nSver falling remedy for
Diseases and viii give immediate rsioT froa
all pain AID distrsa nideut 10 the prooaha NJ tseth
IL. Every u otila should provide Il for hsr ciaIl
drea,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w E. ANDERSON, Nos. 10 & II
Second Street betwecn Frederick Street
and Marsh Market Space, Baltimore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment of Cabinet Furniture in the CITY,
is prepared TO sellevery article in hi<ine upon,
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had a long experience in this line oil
business, he fia,Iers himself that he can COM
pete, as to excellence OF material, beauty OF
workmanship and range OF prices, with any
establishment OF the sort in this or any other
city. His general stock embraces a full and
complete assortment OF Pdrlor Chairs. Sofas,
lacking Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Suits, Bar room, Office and Dining Chairs,
French 7efe a-Ietes, Settces, Arm Chairs,
Natrdses, Looking Glasses. de-, Of every va
riety and description. He has also on hand
5edsteads of his own manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down in TWO min
utes. Persons from ST. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture. are requested to call and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
- sure to find the right place Nos. 10 4 IL
Second Sireet-WarfL ouse with 80 lee
front and large Folding doors.
August | lih 1S59--lv.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
WRTGHIISTILLE
magnetism Stone LIME,

the best and cheapest that is used for agricultu-
raj purposes. Quick end Stacked, either with
or without MagnesIa. Zone busheI of Quick
will slack two and a-haif bushels.) We have
every variety Of STONE LIME, one variety
containing an ABUNDANCE of MAGNE-
STA for ANY SOIL that may require it, and
the ether varieties contein sufficient quantity,
of lime. Our Lime Ro;.ts go to all the acces-
sable points on the Chesapeake Bay, ard its
tributaries, we are therefore enabled to offer to
the Farmers and Dealers in Maryland and Vir-
GINA, 9 eater facilities than they have ever
had in purchasing the above articles. Thankful
for the very liberal patronage we have hereto
fore received, mos, respectfully solicit u contin-
uation Of the same.
SIMMONS, BRISCOE & HTLLES.
H.7VRE DE GRACE, ND.
March 16, 1860-iy
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Bull d ER'S
Nj ATE. II l A l. S

! The undersigned would respectfully cali II
attention of the Public to Il cir large assert
ment of Doors. ELLNTS, SASH, noon
FRAMES. UINDOW FRIJfES, HASH
BOARDS CASINGS, NOiIL LNG.S, MiN-
TIES, and every description oil House Build
ing materials, which they have constantly or
hand. and which they can furllsh at the shori
est notice.
They are also prepared 10 furnish at tho
shortest notice FRAME WORK 70,
Country Houses. Cottages, and suburban
Residences, according to any plan or design
all ready fitted to lie put up on their propos.
cd sites.
Farmers and Others. DESTROYS Of building
in the country, would fnd tito their advantage
by giving us a call before purchasing else
where. as are fully prepared to execute
work on the most reasonable terms. And the
advantages. which We offer in preparing all
the materials that may be necessary in con-
structing house, will I've found to save the
Builder a great deal Of vexalious delay and
expense.
Bhf- All orders left at their office or adj
dressed to them by mail will meet with
promp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGilLlN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning -MN and Sash Factmy.
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. So. Pratt street,
Next door to Penn Mitchell, Bait. Md.
April 10th, lsGO-ly.
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COAL, LUMBER, LIME,
HAVER, DE GRACE Nd,

The Undersigned having increased their Cap
al and Business Facilities, have this day
Tormeda Co-parinershir under the name md
style Of SIMMONS, ERISCOE Il HlLLES,
for the continuation Of the Coal, Lumber and
Lime trade, heretofore conducted by Briscoe,
Hilles Il Co. and SimmGns e. Hiliea We have
constantly on hand for sale and Immediate ship
mens, every variety of Coal and Lumber.
Goals, Baltimore Go IS. Treyerton, Pittston,
Sun3ury, Locust Mount. Lumber, WhI.e
Pine, White and Yellow Pine Flooring, Siding,
Pickets, Laths, Cypress Shingles, best North
Carolina. Cuttings ans Selects, Hemiock and
White Pine Fencing Joists, Studding' Bill
Stuff cut to orde.,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
ISAAC JACKSON cHAs. DixGEE.
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES,
ISAAC JACKSON II CO., Pro,rie,ors.
(SUccEssoKs TO THoS. NJ. HARvEYA
Jennerville, Chester Ceuaty, Pa.

To the Farmers and Planters of 81. Mary's
and adjoining counties.
TINE subscribers beg leave to call attention
i. TO their large stock for the Fall trade.
Apples; Pears, sta6dard and dwarf; Cherries;
Peaches; Plums; Apricots; Nectaiines, all Sc
iecied and choice varieties. Our small fruit
department comnrlses every thing in its class.
Stra ~berry, one hundred varieties; Grapes,
fifty varieties: Curranr, Raspberry, Gooseberry,
RhubarD or Pie Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock of ORNAMENTAL TREES is
very heavy, and comprises all the common and
most of the new, both evergreen and diclduouss
Roses, Dahlias aud bedding plants of every de-
scrption. Usage Orange for hedging. This
plant is destined soon TO supercede All others for
this purpose, being hardy, rapid grower, its
strong thorns offering an impossible barrier to
all kinds of stock Our stock is healthy and
well grown, and our prices will be found as low
as any other establishment. Orders solicited.
Address
ISAAC JACKSON & CO.,
Jennervilie, Chester Co, Pa
y =. s. Catalogues furnished application.
Observation-Disclosures J. Stone, Bloom sbury; J.
Edwin Coad, Locust Grove, St. Mary s couniys
AGExT-G Fred. Maddox, who il
ogent for this Company, will attend to al.
arders left with him.
Sept. 18th, l660-tf.
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NOTICE..
August s0h, 1ss0-tf.

VHNHE undersigned wish TO inform the
II people Of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have just completed
q FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size,
aud. will REPAIR, CAULK, &C., on the
NEST reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work, andquick dispatch will lie given
in all cases. The Railway is situate about
Il quarter of mile from Leonard T, wn on
fine oyster creek. where we wi also
bnild SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSL LIS, il
required, on the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS d FOXWEI L.
July 10Th 1S80--tf.
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J. H. LuCKETT,
Sto k, N ote, Bill,
AND REAL ESTATE Broker,
81 Second Street,
ATTN RE-
X F. F r RE Y C. ES.

REFER NOES
P Gibson, Cashier Bank of Bait Baltimore.
G.. r. Coleman, Cash. Mechanics Bank, j.
N. Buck, Cash franklin Bank, Thomas j.
Carson, Banker, Thomas ID. Johnston, j. C.
Adams, Warwick, Frick &; Ball, r. hlickle,
Cash. Union Bank of Maryland Lat. p. A.
Vickcr<, Pres. Marine B.nk, Johnston Bro. &
Co., Bankers, Josiah Lee s. Co., Hugh Jen-
kins & Co. Young & Carson, VIM. Pinkney
Brooke, Washington, D. G.
May 24tl, 1SG0-tf.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO me on Tavern ac-
"A count Will come forward and settle the
same without delay as | wish all claims due me
closed forthwith. | intend hereafter to do an
exclusive CASH business and am determined
TO give no credit for EATING, DRINK
ING or HORSE FEED from the LIST Of Janua-
airy, 1861.
JOHN F. PE.NWlCK,
Proprietor,
Union Hotel.
January 3rd, ls6l--,f.
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VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
FOB SALE q

THE valuable property, known as CLIFF
l. TON FACTORY and GRiST MILL.
(water powerl, situated on the Head Waters
OF st. Mary's river in Saint Mary's county.
Md, and embracing about three hundred al
fifty acres of land, iS offered ut Private Sale.
This property has on it STORE HOUSE,
which is good stand for business, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS,, Workshops. &c. The pro-
pcrty will be sold on accommodating terms.
For further particulars, apply to.
THOMAS W. COUGH,
10. FORREST,
Leonart. Town p. 0.
New. 18th. 18G0--rf.
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500 REV ARD.

ID AN away from Rosecroft, the residence o
IL William F. Hardy, in ST. Inigoes' dis
,rct, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, negro mas
David Williams, aged about % years. David
is about feet, or inches high. He had on ,
when he left the Farm, a pair Of white drah
cloth pantaloons, ack Pea JACKIE, and n white
cloth hat. He took with him, also, n Sunday
suit of black clothes and black hat. David is
fast talker and very quick IN his movements.
He was purchased Of Barton Du,all, Of An.e
Arundel county. Md
will give the above reward, if he is taken
outside OF 81. Mary's county, and $50, If he is
take. Ia the c"unty-provlted he's so secured
that gel him again.
JOHN NJ. MiLLARD
for
WILLIAM F. HARDY,
Leonard Town, Nd
Nov. Oath, 1859
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
NEW F4LLAND WINTER GOODS

TNHE undersigned has just returned from the
l. City with the largest, ana best selected stock
Of FALL. and WINTER GOODS ever offered
to the citizens ofSt. Mary's County, consisting,
IN part, ofvery-surerior quality of Heavy Goods
for Servants rloil.ing, at tie most moderate
prices-also Boots and Shoes ofthe most sub
siaMtiaI make, and best material. Besides Cloths,
Casslmeres, vestings and all kinds of fine dress
Goods, tor Ladies anal Gentemen-a carefully
selected, and well assorted stock of ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly to order, ard a
variety of articles ofallnos, eve,y kind no where
else to be found IN the county He respectfully So
hcits call from those desiring to purchase, feel
ing assured that his thorough acquaintance with
the business, resulting from long residence in
the city, Will enable Kim TO offer such induce
menis as viii defy competition.
E. H. JONES,
Clifton Factory.
SePtembeI 9Th ,sts-ly.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

. .NUITCE To CKEDFTORS.
ORDERED that w illiam C. Love, an in
~ solvent Petitioner, be and appear before
the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's county on
the third Monday of March next, to answer
such heterogeneous or allegations, as may be
Vrorounded TO him by his creditors
JAMES i. GLADSTONE,
Clerk
Dec. 2G,h, lSG0--2,u.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
NEW LUMBER YARD,
Corner Of East Falls and Eastern Arem"e,
BALTIMORE, MD.

BALTIMORE, MD.
- WILLIS (late OF the frm Of s. Will
- & Co has commenced the LUMBER
BUSINESS on his own account. and is pres
pared to furnish LUMBER an all rarieties for
Building an: other purposes He will fur
nish also
FRAMES, SASH,
DOORS, BRICKS, LIME OR HAIR, d
With many thanks to his former custom
ers IN ST. Mary's and the adjoining counties
he hopes TO retain their confidence and re-
ceive their patronage. and pledges hImselfto
u,e every efiortto please, and wIllsell cheap
for cash or approved paper.
Dec 9th lS5S--lv.
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QUICK QUICK LIME!!
kENNEDY'S
SCHUYLKILL LIME.

60 well known in Pcuusy,yuui,, Delaware
~ New Jersey and thc Northern and Eastern
PORTION of this State as being superiur to any
other for aGrir.uliuru iUDy0repeaf. is for tie
first time placed within the reach of the farm
'
cd. who is urepareJ TO Sell ON accommodating
terms any Quantity Of Ou;ck Lime. deliverable
~ NOR o,,r..'.,nent IN 10 shoros If anv of the
,-1 -.
~ - '"' - OAHU oo"n''e" ~'ue''
GU. Two ~
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
NOTICE.

YTlE undersigned hrgs leave to infornehis
Il friends and the Public. that he is still 1t
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, Carrying
on DLA CkSMlTIiING,' GUN, LOCK-
SM'THING, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORk-In short. iron work of all descriy,-
:inns. such as repairing CARRIAGES, BUG
GIES. ROCkAWAYS CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE SIlOElEG. FARM WORK of all
kinds; also REAPERS, THRASiiERS and
DRILLS. With his experience Of IL years in
a Machine Shop, he tiiuks1hat he can do any
kind of Blacksmith Work from knecdle to an
aucl,or, and an reasonable terms. New Wag-
ons and Carts built cheaper than can he done
at any Oihe. shop in this place. HORSES
SlTOED at tho shortest notice.
JAMES A. M'CATHRAN.
Blacksmith
January 18th, lsG0--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
MILL WRlGHTlNG.

TNEIE subscriber. having had thirty year,
J. experience at MILL WRIGiiTING, Is
prepared and willing To 20 TO any part Of the
State 10 do such work rs REPAIRING OF
BUILDING MILLS. lie can also do rongh
CARPENTER S work All work done in a
substantial manner and with dispatch Ad-
dress.
F. UHELE,
Great Mills.
st. Earys Co,
Md
Oct. 18Th l8G0-Sm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
LUMBER !
SIIINGLES.!

WE invite the attention If our friends and
CONSUMERS, generally. III st. Mary and
adjoining counties IL Our extensive assortment
of 5casoHcd EtILULNG MATERIALS.
All parties contemplating the erection Of
Dwellings, Barnes, &c. will find i, greatly TO
their advantage To give Us a call. as we can
sell at lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per.
Doors, Frames, Sash, &c, furnished at
Mill prices.
Orders filled for Bricks, Line, Hair, Eals,
&c.
n" Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
Lumber from our Yard
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & Co,
West side Union Dock,
Norfolk Boat Wharf.
March oott, Is60-tf
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
BUSINESS NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to me on Tavern ac-
"A count will come forward and settle the
sa'ne without delay az wish NIL claims d"e me
closed forthwith. intend hereafter TO do an
exclusive CASH business and am determined
to give no credit for EATING, DRINKING
Or HORSE FEED from the lst Of January
1861.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Proprietor,
Washington Hotel.
January 3rd, 1s6l-af
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II "
Il Property can be effected i'll any OF the fol-
owing First-Class Companies, with
out the delay of consulting the home oilic
upon application to the undersigned.
JOHN A. CAVALIER,
Lcenurd Toun, I'D
March 10TH 1s59--Iy.
ecuri,y Insurance Co, Of \. York, $2o7.ooo
FhcniX, $4,000
RcsoTute {" {" 2i7 600
New World 1" $4,000
Nontauk 80 " " 200: 600
Charter Oak of Hartford. CONNECTICUT. 81 :. 600
Insurance Co., Of the Valley OF Va, 351. 600
Albcmarle of ViTgnia, 100000
[,ynchburg 300. GO3
Northern Assuranc Co London, 2,194, Ill
MARINE DEPAHTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of New York, 1.014.15o
Lynchburg of Virginia, 900, 900
Charter Oak Of Hartford, Connecticut. $4,000
Reg The above Companies are all licensed
by the Comptroller.
Thomas d. Johnson is Agent for
the State of Maryland, No. 81, Second street
Baltimore.
neg LOSSES promptly adjusted and paid.
March 10th, lS59--ly.
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN II. BUCkE.ER is recommended
to the voters of this county as candidate for
Sheriff IN 1861.
CH,RLoTTE HALL DIsrRIcr-
Nov 10th. 1859
THOMAS T.. DAVIS is recommended to
the voters Of this county rs a candidate Tor
the Sherifialty in 1861.
Lu9oes' District.
Nov 10Th 1859
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-02-14
FIRE
IN 81 r 4 nee f..

INSURANCE on all descriptions of County
Il Property can be effected i'll any OF the fol-
owing EirSt-Cliss companies, with
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out the delay of consulting the home oflic
upon application to the undersigned.
JOHN A. CAVALIER,
Lcenu.d Tora, id
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
spondence Of The \ 7. Journal OF Commi
Objects of the War.

WASHINGTON, July 26-
The almost universal feeling in Congress and
in the Northern States, so far as we can learn,
is now in favor of crushing out the rebellion, as
it is called, by an overwhelming force. Congress
will do all they can by legislation and by declara-
tory resolutions towards the object. Snbiugation
is now more decidedly called for than hereto fore;
and the general voice Of the North demands the
destruction of slavery the chief source of all
our domestic troubles
This war must be viewed now in a very differ
ent light from what it was in its origin. 1t was
war. as supposed and declared at one time TO pro-
tect or or hold public places and property
now il is Il to reduce the South to submission,
and to abolish their peculiar institution rs one
that has always rendered them arrogant and hos
tile. We have every evidence around Us of the
fact that they gre about to plunge into the abyss
of tremendous war, that will be protracted
through the present and perhaps the next gener.
alton. The South does not deplOre it, and the
North accepts it. The South feels perfectly Sc
cure-and, in fact how arms are TO meet it
no ore has yet distinctly shown.
The North must act with more energy than they
have done, if they would defend their commerce
from the privateers that will soon swarm the
ocean. They must prepare. too. against efforts to
break up the blockade of Norfolk and New Or
leans. They must prepare to keep the Federal
Capital which would have fallen into the h1nds
fifty thousand men and a park of artillery. They
must expel the enemy from Manassas, where, in
Il well fortified position, they threaten the capital
with force of a hundred and twenty thousand
men, which they can increase to two hundred and
twenty thousand at any time.
All that the North is ready to do. They will
furnish all the necessary means for these objects;
but who is to WELD the power that is thus conf
dinghy bestowed upon the Government! There
is the trouble. In the field we have nothing but
biunders, and in the departments of supply moth
ing but plunder. Between the bunderers and the
plunderers the public resources are consumed
without any useful result.
Gen. Mcclellan will arrive to day. and is looked
for bv the public generally the man for the
crisis He has certa My shown that he is a strate
gist of high order. His movements in the West
were directed by system which could but result as
il did.
We want him here in actual command, as a
strategist to lay the plans of a campaign, and not
as a mere tactician to execute tie field some
portion of another'S plan. But hear that he is
to have nothing to do with the general plan of
operation. So we are at sea again.