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, 1861-05-20

E The Rev. J. L. Corning having gone to
Cairo to preach to the troops, there will be no
preaching In Plymouth Church to-day.
May 10, 1861.
e% 4 large and fine assortment OF Hair Brushes
and Dressing Combs, Toilet Articles Of every kind,
viii be secn at Sazgent'e, corner Of Randolph and
State streets, Drug Store.
~ Those persons desirous Of buying Cabinet
Furniture, would do we'll to look In at 1Bo Ran
do1ph etreet, where they will find in great variety
the latest Styles the richest sets most desirable
patterns In Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture to
be found In the West, made Of the best material
and finished to please the tastes Of all the stock
Ia entirely ne. and selling At very 1n nr1eea far
cash only. maYp2W,
~0 Cook u BeLain, 80 Dearborn street, hayo
made their price fcx cleaning and dYning gents
garments lees than any othez house In the csty.
W Al ehoo1d not fail to .eed the Advertisement
0fsa. Mood In todays paper. nh1y
Fl Kyou wish 70. bushy whiskxs or rfase2.
mating mnstaohs, send fox box ok BelIng-
ha1n's etimulating Ongnent. II Is warranted
to befng them out In from three to SIX weeks.
Sent o. receipt Of prioe and postage $118, to any
adareas. By ]. Il. johnson, "a ste*e street, Chica
60, III. mha8aa
Tile ECu1nEscr.-Tle currency h In an awful
state. but 1t docs not affect the table Of Messrs.
Case Parmeleo, at their eating house, Nos. 1as
and 125 Dearborn street. They eodtiuue to fur
n1sh their patrons with the vegetables Of the sca
son, fresh and sweet, 50 well all other decscies
In the eatable aud drdnkable1ne. my1s2t-
RB NatiTc Vino, from the Wild Grape Of Ill
nols, warranted pure. Sold by Gallon Or Bottles,
BY z, T. Sargent, Druggist. State end Rabdolph
streets.
HARrR FOE JuHE-HaEp9's Magazine and
Cooley Ladys' Book for juno, have been received
BY John r. Walsh. corner Of Madison street and
Custom uouso Place.
eT Rev. Robert OoI1yer will yreaeh at the First
Unitarian Church tomorrow evening at Tk
o'clock.
, 1861-05-20

HRuSTEES SALE. - ME-. N:a:1
l. Jea1un Atktns, On tie sl-7asEee 81 :!iE99 sa9
a. D. 1913 e1scnted and teliEsr4d ss.:;I57
nGned. aa Trustee. q Deed cf I:ssk 1aa.srd
Of certain Prc:rtecry Note fEtft3 :ss - H
and q tie power II sid neet s=
ence y hereby Eaee . "a Escers g a; s9
qer'g Of1cs OF Cook Ca1nt:. E1oS = ND
Deeds, PaSc ~. And, -Eereas, d:ts.t =. =,
N the raT5aeut ct Zait PT51,f:to'J aS*: <: ri
ton has been nade to me- By Joaa 3D. s:ss
md 81 virtue of tEe poEs.ia va p.1 ! r.
ss.,.a1 an1 for tie pNFEctee t3sf * -. ri
Esv. therefore, public 1on:s = Ls :. = 5.:1a
shall sell at pub1it aEctic3, q tse G'tt II :sf
Gestt sat1 aesef F e y assess rs ss III t 81
expressed, at tan O'Clock = tac fore3 x;,1--r.ss7
tao shlrteenA day q A25t. !; ~ y III.
in TIE County Ct Ccok; snd state q nL;t Il
CoMEenctuE st : 11;at IL ti- @e5Es ~, - ii
Roed four % rods so1:a Of st5 acis- - z
etghtea7 1a}, rozc fcrtv-scs ss.'; a: ir,::s
Eer: qrafter Ct TIC nortkW1r qSa!. ~. .!::f.. 4
et1htee., tEEnca ecuth s:I .ocs =: :r,sa ~ s.
d-edths t6 64lO rcts}, ttcat5 -. - ~ st
no.sa !.ae f of STD a S.ct1ea Rs.s sls;esa Exec
TIE ceEtrs Ct said road y IL rloee -
telnjng Ahcut uEe.s14 a-haif u liz -.
together With the Buildings tlsteS.st 81 +
the appuftap8Qces theseGItn os!9sssr5 -
Hight, f.de. 6e5eFE IN! eqr4fJ Of rf1s.i =
,1eaFEn AtIt1b, hi te!E9 CT as9 9:::u.J,rI. 81
mtses. C712IEi - s='10'
Catraxo, 1s44azch .st11. 1851.
Tae above sale 70 hereby 1;essp:He1
nd tLst. ct same touc RnG Place II.1A
uht3-.,2a+47.td CHAS- 4 uiA''S ~
Tho above za1a ia further FessrrS2s1
tnst sts e 'arus hour ae4 EaEass Ese: i, os55sof a
Tie aoove sale 10 hereby further pe.sh psf - =
day, the eth day Of May. 1851. q at1s55nsS W TT:zz*
pl9ce. QHA2 d. t1aao'"
sp13.os19td xt
TIE shove sc.e Ia hereby fnrttsr 1.s1H
place. CHARLES 4 e'>s Ezz7
my2.et63A -.
The above ..1s !, hereby fa;tse, s:?:Gss:" ss! ssys
uesday, May 18Th, l56l, At tha zane asSn tS9-
u1y9ef9SH eRAS- A. GlshsVS-
, 1861-05-20

PoI1cE-saturday's Polies Court garo sew.
cntecn mixed azd mostly eas>s Of small
dfutkA- -:
, 1861-05-20

NEW Mn1TAHr CoMFANx.-At a meeting
held in Light Guard Hall On the Evening Of
the 17th, q new military company WAS organ
lied, scme fifty names being signed to the
muster roll. The company Is to form compa-
NJ T. Of the Goth Regiment This e1estlon OF
officers gave the following result: J. Mason
l'oomis, Captain; 1st Lieut.. J. o. Miltenber.
ger; "a Lieut., D. G. Bradley; ID Lieut d.
H. Bryant
a committee was chosen to draft a cons.f-
tution.
, 1861-05-20

NORRIS & HfnE.-This well known news
firm st No. 100 Dearborn street, and 102 Mad
ison street, have received Harper's and Cooley
for june. Also the latest Of dai1ies and week
lies, and new cheap edition Of Hardee, Illus
tinted
, 1861-05-20
Prot. Woods Restorative Cordial
and Blood Ren0rator,
time Of need.
o. j. WOOD & co. Proprtstore.
G1hcadTnTs New York and ui.1arketst, St. Lquta
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.

Tho following ts partcf business letters It's tesn
19Dy Thus incidentally ggea Is therefore the mcFe
MONROE, CoHH,
PRoF. Q. ]. Woon-DEAR SIR: Plcase allow M to
aaatess ToG concerning your ycr5 valuable Rastors-
i've Corl1al and Blood Renovation. laye been sck
icr more than year. aHd have tried alno5t every
method to Fet relief and haze found but very little
EEL 6ettsE @ took bad cold over year ago, which
II saw your medicine advertised In the Bridgep3Tt
Farmer sent to J. e Shelten's, and got bottlo;
have taken it. and i has greatly helped ma daslfs
70 get eeMe Dorc &C, &C.
Your obedtent servant,
DAVID F. WurTL0CK.
=. Thus every one no matter how low and how muck
fney haTe suffered, experience almost Instant relief
6oN MANY MANY T1oCaANDs WILL TLE8a TUa DAY
IlAT IMKfR ATTENTION WAS CALLED TO IT, Come all
VINO suuer do not wait hours there ID no mistake
aoooI It, II %1u cure you BE well and suffer no
longer. One bottle V1n saYe 5ou rom suffering and
Read the following letter, Just received:
MR. y. k1Na, il. Buffalo, \. VI purchased Of
Xon one week ago, bottle Of rrof Woods Restora-
N7e Cordial and hnd myself entirely relieved Of dis
Hesslng dyEneps1a, producing stoppage OF breath.
general debility, and pain In the 6de want ono bot
ue more and believe that sha1l be cured, because
the gain In ne eide and distress In the stoaeh aud
New Hartford. 0as'aa County H. Z, Fee: astat 5ss,.
, 1861-05-20

TIE CHICAGO MEDICAL ExAN1sHR.-The
May number Of this sterling medical monthly
is out, neat IS new pin. Dr. Frank. ".
Reilly, well known to many OF the rsaders Of
the TRIBUNE, has been added to the editorial
department Of the Examiner.
, 1861-05-20

BRlunrr, No. 80 r:.aik street, opposite
the Court o'...ae, has Pop Com, the most
toothso,14 Ia Of TaHy; and Oranges and Pine
ap:o:a.ss luscious to look upon, eyrn when you
have only "etump tail 10 invest
, 1861-05-20

600 REWARD!- THE above re-
aDEsf ward wi1 be paid to any one returning to
the subscriber
A SMALL. SORREL HORSE.
About hve yeArs old. that strayed 1om my premises
May 1st. f. ". BLATOHFORU. corner CLIFTON acd
Fulton streets, Chicago. III. my1Ie7l3IY
, 1861-05-20

100 CASES TOBACCO-The
AVV best brands in market
FAB80NB, PITKN b HANKEY.
18 South Water kffxsaHA
, 1861-05-20

To LADRA-1here Il still 1nEge amount
R sewing to be done for the soldiers. Many
new shirts, drawers, towels, &C.. are needed
There is room for one hundred ladies to work
in tho sowing room At McYlcker's theatre,
and it needs replenishlng with willing fair
hands. There are plenty Of sewing machines
there waiting to be used. Will our lady friends
see to It that the demand be supplied? Tho
room is opsn rom Z q N. to 1ate hour In
the evening.
, 1861-05-20
HOW to be 4 Soldier.

1Hf( blnuy COL MW0fthB ZOnAV9 Df1Il-a
&3book Of great value to the young recruit.
M& Sent by mail On receipt Of $100, and six
cents postage, from the MILITARY BOOK STORE
Of ?. 7. SHERLOCK, No. 11a Dearborn street,
where every Military Book caa be had st the low
est price. 20 Only specie received. my156tx
, 1861-05-20
Water Filters Tor Army Purposes,
Kdff0fH ChfeA1o Hyrfhnna.

In your Issue Of the 18th Inst yon lsy
that "F1lters are needed for the use OF the
troops at Cairo" VIII Jou give place to the
following directions for preparing such filters,
on eheAp, and yet efficient plan:
Provide deep cssks With ono head out, and
faucet In tbs bottom, having diaphragm Of
wood, pierced With hundred Il inch holes, 4
inches above the bottom Of the cask. On this
diaphragm, place layer Of small stones, or
very eoarse gravel, two inches thick, and on
this layer Of charcoal in Jumps half the
size Of hens egg, also, two inches deep, on
this a layer Of gravel, and then charcoal altar.
nately, but with the upper layer gravel, TILL
the cask Is full to within four inches Of the
top. Over the last Layer Of gravel put layer
Of very coarse sponge, such as Is used for
cleaning carriages, and keep the cask con
stant}y rep1enished with water.
The sponge will retain the greater part Of
the filth held suspended In the water, and By
the time the water has passed through the
cask, which it Will do very rapidly, it will be
found perfectly pure and sound. The first
water which passes through may have little
charcoal dust in it, when 1t may return to the
top Of the cask. The use Of such filtered
water will prevent bowel complaints almost
entirely, and directly conduce to the health
ofthc troops. The sponge eshould be well Wnshed
every day, but the other contents Of the cask
need not be changed oftener than once in two
Wseks, when they should be removed and
washed clean with filtered water and returned
to the easks in the fsameEorder as. they origi-
nallY we're. You're, in bsha1f Of the Soldiers,
BENJAMIN WOODWARD, Il. D.
Galesburg, H., May Is, 1861.
, 1861-05-20
announcements.

WIN. L. GREENLEAF WILL
be . candidate for Clerk Of the Third Grand
ny1Mon q the Supreme Court Of Illinois at the eneu-
Ing july election rny15ItJ361
, 1861-05-20

~ The Committee formed In Boston to aid
the St. Louis q. 8. volunteers, has already
sent 81 600 as tho first installment. This is q
good beginning, and will be repested many
tjme8.
, 1861-05-20
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EYuE1na, May 49, 1881.
The following are the receipts and shipments 70,
tho past tWenty.fuur hours:
, 1861-05-20

The Rev. J. L. Corning having gone to
Cairo to preach to the troops, there will bo no
preaching In Plymouth Church to-day.
MaY 49, 1861.
, 1861-05-20

Un1FoRMIr GooD.-We are glad to learn
that on Saturday 4. D. Ellsworth received the
uniforms for five companies, tncludlng the
cavalry, which we're to be forwarded to them
Saturday evening, ut their respective camps.
, 1861-05-20

BT TIE Planet MERCURY. The god Of
thieTca had his several and vnrlous devo:ees
on Saturday, as fouowB: Kate Dolan stole
spring bonnet HeS csss has been continued;
In the meantime, the law holds her bounct.'
Alfred Gates stole three pair Of shces, pegged:
He stands chance Of fastening peg for him.
self at Joliet. James lawrence, a juvenile,
Tas sent to the Reform School for stealing
bags, John Bakeman stola shovel. Ma.y
Forbes stole carpet.
, 1861-05-20
W7ATER PIPE. WATER PIPE,

Patent auzef.
Also, EnDerIc1 Wooden 8uctic1 Puxcoa r1sda sud
sold Wholesale and Retail By J. T. TE4PLE.
Mh661ly corner Polk and CanEl sy, Ch!cagp-
, 1861-05-20
@ Al ehould not fail to .eed the Advertisement
q ffot. MOOD In tod1ys paper. r1h1Y

eB Eati7o Vino, from the Wild Grape Of Ill
nois, warranted pure. Sold by Gallon OF Bottles,
BY E, Il. Sargent, Druggist. State and Rsbdolph
streets.
, 1861-05-20

LADIES MHETMa.-A prayer meeting for
cur country In lts present peri1ous condition
sud fer those who hare enlisted to fight its
battles, will be held each Nenday afternoon at
So'clcck, in the lecture room Of the LIST B.p-
tist Church, corner Of LaeaIle md Washing
ton streets,-entrancc or Lasa1la All inter
ested are invited to attend.
, 1861-05-20

RARrn FOE JusE.-HaEp9's Magazine and
Cooley IS Ladys' Book for June, have been received
BY John R. Walsh. corner Of Madison st1eet and
Custom uoueo Place.
, 1861-05-20

PECEIVED PER STEAMER,
10 Cases Of Berlin Baskets.
BASKETS OF ALL KINDS
At PEuGE0Ts GREAT VARIETY STORE,
No. III Randolph Street, Kingsbury Block
FARM FOR SALE.-Wiu be
Il sold On Reasonable Terms
A WELL IMPROVED FARM.
Situated IN Cook County. near Rsglfcad Station
about forty minutes ride don the City of Chicago
consisting ct
ONE HUNDRED And 0HE ACRES OF PRAIRIE,
And Ten Aercs Of Choice Valuable
Timber.
1Eis Farm Is 9nder good stnte Of Cultivation, weu
fenced There j. On the place good Orchard ct bsaf
Ing trees of various kluds Of fruit with fr bnilinca
For further description and terms, inquire OF r. L.
MILLER, Colon, Etch. or JAMES MILLER K:aa
BLOCK. UesrbCrn Street, Chicago. mgl61sw
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
DENTISTRY.

DEHSONS needing the services Of first
L rate Dentist viii do ,'ell to emplow DR..
j. RANDOLPH WALTON who in-
tends locating himself in the village Of I1eon-
ard Town Orders addressed 10 him through
tie Leonard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. HIS terms are cash. DIR.
Walton has lad considererablc experience in
his profession, is moderate in his charges, and
has invariably given satisfaction to those WHO
lave employed him. To give tho readers IT
the Beacon some idea Of the standing of DR..
". as a PRACTICAL DENTIST, the fol.
lowing letter, addressed TO him by DR.. Ninian
Pinkney, L. q. ", is appended:
u. 5. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANsAr0LIs, Maryland
April II, 1856.
DEAR SIR;-It gives me great -plasure 10
expires til. co,,6alenae l have in ysur skill A.
Dentist. and to recommend you, as far as !
have influence, 10 the patronage Of thu Public.
have had an opportunity 1t witnessing your
M de Of operation, am have ~. hesitation IN
affirming that il exhibits your thorough knowl,
edae Vi you profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
your obedicnt servant,
NINIAN PTNKNEY,
Surgeon U. S. N,
DIR. RANDOLPH WALTON, Annapolis.
April 4th, lSCl-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

TO THE FARMERS OF ST. MARYS
II would m.st respectfully call y"rr 1T
tention to my large assortment of LuPLE-
3IEyVTS I am manufacturing aud pre-
PAIRING larger assortment Of agricultural In
s,lencnts than | have ever bcf're otlerc,l Ia
1le pul,lm-II"rse Powers AM: Thresl,rrs
Wheat Fans, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters,
Plnughs, Harrows: Cultivators, and many
saher articles to numerous tn mrnti,n.
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
may want. With regard to Horse Powers
] would call particular attention to fine
LIT Of PELTON'S TRIPLE GE9REI,
POWERS, to cork rttA or w;,hemt 6aa,i
scs,ch are ~a surpassed ia this ar amy othe,
market and m'~t respectfully invite those
who are in want ii Machines to give ire call
as | feel cunfidcnt that can suit the p,lr-
chaser. am making CORN MILL e.,
grinding Corn AT Home. This is a good Mill
has heen tested and pronounced so BY cxpe.
riencsd judges. +" this ask your spc-
cisl attention.
I tender ynu my ~-cere thanks for tho
Kindness heretofore shown me and beg a con-
t.naance Of your fav"rs, determined to make
q strong efFrt to please all who give M. t!,ei,
custom. Orders will meet with prompt atten-
ton by being directed to
WILLIAM III. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street Wharf, Baltimore, Ma
Feb. It'll, lSGl-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
CHAIR Ard FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w f.. ANDERSON, Nos. 10 & IL
w . Second Street bctween Frederick Street
and Marsh Market Space, Bal.imors.
Having the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment OF Cabinet Furniture in the city,
is prepared 10 seIievery article LID his line upon
the most liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience in this line Oi
business. he faliers himself that ne can c. No.
pete, as to excellence OF Material, beauty OF
workmanship and range OF prices, with any
establishment OF the sort in this or any otL-T
city. His general stock embraces a full and
complete assortment OF Parlnr Chairs, Sofas,
locking Chairs, Spring Lounges, Chamber
Suits, Ear room, Office and Dining Chairs,
French Iete a. IIfes, Settees, arm Chair,
Mattresses. Looking Glasses, &c., Of every va.
rely and description. He has also on hand
Bedsteads Of his own manufacture, which
can be put up and taken down IN TWO min
utes. Persons from 81. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture. are requested 10 call and
examine his Stock before buying elsewhere
BE sure to find the right place Nos. 10 g. l2
Second S,reet-WareLouse with 80 lee
iron, and large Folding doors.
August llth 1S50-lv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
Il UIL u Err S
MI a TIE RI A l. S

The Undersigned wou'1 respectfully call til
attention .f the Public To their large asso,t
mcnt of DOORS, BLINDS, SASH, DOOR
FRAMES, UINDOW FRIWES, H.7SH-
BOARDS, CASTINGS, NOULDLNGS, NAN
TIES, and every description of House i,uild-
ing materials, which they have constantly On
hand. and which they can furnish at the short
est notice.
They are also prepared to furnish at tie
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
Country Houses. Cottages, and suburban
Residences, according to any plan or design,
all ready fitted to be put up on their propos-
cd sites.
Farmers and others. DESTROYS of building
in the country, would find il to their advantage
by giving US call before pur, hasing clsG-
where. as we are fully prepared 10 execute
work on the most reasonable terms. Aud tie
advantages, which we offer in preparing all
the materials that may he necessary in con-
struciing house, will he found to save the
Builder great deal Of vcxalious delay and
expense.
Ss5- All orders left at th-ir Office or adj
dressed to them by mail will meet with
promp and satisfactory attention.
MAUGfiLIN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Mil and Sash Factory,
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No. So, Pratt street,
Next door to Penn IL Mitchell, Bait. Md.
April 18th, l86O-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE.

YNNHE undersigned wish to inform the
people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have Just completed
FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any size,
and will REPAIR, CAULk, &c. ON the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch will be given
in all cases. The Railway IL situated about
a quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
a fine oyster creek. where We will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, if
required, Oh the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS i FONWELL.
July 18th 1S6U--tt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
THRESHING M4CUI.NES.

T have for sale the Pelfon TVle Cleared
l H,rse po,rer and w w. Dingee 4 Cos
Erou Thresher, rish Rerolrins Sfrac Carrier.
The machine is warranted {" render satisiac-
ton to all purchasers. The price ct horse
mower. 20 inch Thresher and Straw-larr'er.
delivered at any wharf in 81. Mary's county,
is S1s5.
Farmers ar. invited to call at my Store IN
Iao,,arl Town aud examine this Threslier.
l.. LEO. SPALD1NG.
June 2Sth, 1SG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE.

T1vIIE C-partnersi'iy h+ret"fn" existing
IL under the frau Of COrTINGHAM Il
HARDING is this day dissolved by mutual
consent VIM. Ii. Harding is alone author.
lied to settle the business "f the firm
SAMUEL COrrINGlIAM.
WM. II. HARDING,
baltimore Jan. 1aGl-4w.
The undersigned, having Bought ont the
Interest Of Samuel Cottingham oi the firm OF
C.,ttinsham < Harding, will hereafter conduct
the hasiM.,ss in his own Name.-anl he most
respectfully solicits the favor of the friends OF
the old Firm.
WIN III HARDIN
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
a GARD.

nOCTOE GUSTANUS CANTER. having
- located himself in Charlotte Hall, respect
fully offers his professional services t" the pub
lie His Office is tina: formerly occupied by
DR. J. F. Shaw, where he can always be
found except when professionally engaged.
REFERENCE.-SamuclC Chew. NJ. ID. Pro-
fcssnr of Principles and Practice of Medicine
in the University If Maryland.
March eth 1SUl-l0m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE.

7NiE undersigned bcgs leave to informehis
II friends and the Public. that he is still at
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carrying
on BLA CKSMITHiNG, GUN. LOCK-
SM'THING. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORS-in short, iron work Of all descrip-
ti"ns. such as repairing CARRIAGES, BUG
GIES. ROCKAWAYS. CARTS, WAGONS,
HORSE Shooting. FARM WORK of all
kind: also REApEES, TliRASHERS and
DRILLS. With his experience u! l ! years in
a Machine Shop, he thinks that lac can do any
kind of Blacksmith Work from kneelle to at.
anchor and on reasonable terms. New Wac-
ons and Carts built cheaper than can he done
a, ANY other shop in this place. HORSES
SflOED ut the shortest notice.
JAMES 4. M'CATiIRAN,
Blacksmith.
January 18th, ls6o-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
NOTICE.

1 LLpersons wishineto communicate
IA with n- BY eiter. wilidireci'heit cot.
re- ponde nlilto PorifobaccOE haries
county. Nd, or by steamer 81. Nicholas,
0 CAappri Point, Charlie county Md.
WM. L. CA MRBELL.
Feb 3rd, lsI9-ii,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me on Tavern ac-
IA count wIll come forward and settle the
same without delay N wish all claims due me
closed forthwith. I intend hereafter to do an
exclusive CASA business and am determined
To- give no credit for EATING, DRINK
NC or HORSE FEED frOm the LIST of Janua-
JOHN F. PENWlCK.
Proprietor,
Union Hotel,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICE.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

VIEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
4 undersigned has just returned from the
Il City with the largest, ana best selectee stock
otFALL. and WINTER GOODS ever offered
To the citizens ofSt. Mary 's County, CONSISTING,
IN part. ofvery superior quality oftleavy Goods
foi Servants clothing, at the most moderate
prices--also Boots aad Shoes ofte most sub
stantial make. and hest muterisi. Resides Cloths.
C.issameres, vestimss aud all kiads of fine dress
Goods, tor Ladies' and GentEenen--a carefully
selected. and well ass"ri,! stock Of ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly to order, and
vsriety ct articles efalinost every kind 10 where
else la be found IN the county He respectfully So
cits call from those desiring 10 purchase, feel
ing assured that his Thorough acquaintance with
the business, resulting from a long residence I'm
the city, will enable him to ulfer such induce
ments as wilidefy competition.
f. II. JONES.
Clifton Factory.
Septembea 9th 'sHj-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
VALUABLE
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
FOB 9AhBo

ITGIE valuable property, known as CLIFF
Il TON FACTORY and GRlST MILL.
(water powtr), situated on the Head Waters
of st. Marv's river in Saint Mary's county,
Md, and embracing al~ut three hundred and
fifty acres of land, is offered at Private Sale
This property has IN il STORE HOUSE,
which is a good stand for business, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS. Workshops. &c. The pro-
pertv will be sold OF accommodating terms.
Tor further particulars, apply to.
THOMAS W. COUGH,
10. FORREST,
Ieonnrc Town p. 0.
Nov. 18th, 1SG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-08-30
ISAAC JACKSON. CHS. DINGEE
HARMONY GROVE NURSERIES,
SAAC JACKSON & CO.. Proprietors.
SUCCESSORS TO THOS. N. HARVEY
JennerviIIe, Chester County, Pa.

To the Farmers and Planters Of St. Maryt
and adjoining counties.
TIVE subscribers beg leave to call attention
Il To their large stock for the Fall trade.
Apples; Pears. standard aud dwarf; Cherries;
Peaches; Plums: Apricots; Neciarines. all Sc
le:ted and choice varieties. Our small fruit
department comnr'ses every thing IN its class.
Sira CHERRY, one hundred varieties; Grapes.
hfty varieties; Currant, Raspberry, Gooseberry,
Rhubarb or Pie Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock Of ORNAMENTAL TREES Is
very heavy, and comprises all the common and
mos, of the new, both evergreen and dicIdu"us
Roses, Duhlias aud bedding plants of every de
scrp,ion. Usage Orange for hedging. THIS
plant is destined soon t" surercede all Others tor
this purpose, being hardy, rapid grower, lis
strong thorns offering an Impossible barrier 10
all kinds of stock Our stock is healthy and
welh grown, and our prices Willie found as low
An any other establishment. Orders so.clteds
Address
ISAAC JACKSON & CO.,
Jennerville, Chester Co, Pa
p. s. Catalogues furnished on application
Reference-Francis ]. Stone, Bloomsbury; J.
Edwin Cosd, Locust Grove, ~. Mary 'scouniy.
AGExr.--G. Fred. Maddox. who is
agent for this campany, will attend to all
orders left with him.
Sept. 18th, lS60-tf.