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MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

TO THE FARMERS OF ST. MaRTS.
i would n,,,st rcsm cifulIy call yonr at
tcntiun to my larse- assortment ct IHf'ilE-
KE.JNIS. am manufacturing and pre-
pairing a larger assortment of Agricultural! i'm
Elements than have ever before Offered I"
The public-IIursc Powers ana! Thrcshers,
Wheat Fans, Crrn Mills, Corn Shelters,
Plpnghs, Harrows: Cultivat"rs, and many
other articles to numerous to mention.
can supply tl.c Farmer with every thing he
may want. With regard to Ilnr>e Powers
would rail- particular attention to n fine
lot of PELTON'S TRIPLE GE4REI,
POWERS, TO rolk wita or ,riH.om baud,
ri,,ch arc not surpassed in this or any otle'
market; and most respectfully invite these
who arc in want nf Machines to give Inc call.
as | feel confident that can suit the p,n-
chaser. am making CORN MILL ior
grinding Corn a, H",..c. THIS is a good Mill,
has been tested and pronounced so by cXpc.
ricnced judges. To this l ask your sle-
cal attention.
| tender you my sincere thanks for tho
kindness heretofore shown nae and beg cSm.
lin nancc of your fav.rs, determined to make
:. strong cfiurt to please all who give me tIie
Custom. Orders will meet with prompt at,ci'
| lion by being directed to
WILLIAM II. HARDING.
$50 Pratt street Wharf, kaiiimore, Nd
! Feb 9TH, 1SGl--iy
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
DENTISTRY.

X1ERSONS needing the services Of first
i rate Dentist will do well t., emplow lr.
j. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in
tends locating himself in the village of Leon
arl Town. Orlers addressed to him tl,r,ai:h
the Leonard Town Post Office will receive
prompt attention. HIS terms are cash. DIR
Walton has had considerable experience il,
his profession, is moderate in his charges. nnd
has invariably given satisfaction, to those whu
have employed him. ), To give the readers oi
the Beacon some idea of tic standing of DR.
". as a PRACTICAL DENTIST. the FOL.
lowing letter, addressed To him by DIR. Niniau
pinkuey, US. NJ, is appended:
Z. S. NAVAL ACADEMY,
- ~ ANNAPoLIs, Maryland, 4
~ . April III, 1865.
DEAR SIE:-It gives me great l,lasur,s Il
express the confidence have i'm your skill q.
DentistysDdaa Teeemmend you, as far us
have influence, to- the patronage Of tho Public
| have bad an opportunity If witnessing You
| mode Of operation. ann hare no hesitation ~
affirming that il exhibits your thorough kIp,.yl
ed.eof yyu Profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
a = s"your ob.riient servant,
/ ;,~ -, NlNIAN PINkNEY,
Surseon L. s. Y.
DIR. RAEDoIPI WALToN, Annapolis.
April 4sii,l lo6l-tf.
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GEORGE WEEhs
.l.TD
MARY WASHINGTON

Will leave Baltimore for the Patuxcnt Riv-
or Oh the following days:
Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday. COM
mencins. Saturday morning June lat. 1861
a. O'Clock, for Hills Landing direct, and
continue during the season.
Returning every Monday, Wednesday ard
Saturday. The Boat leaving HiiI's Landing
on Monday and Wednesday will &c direct { =
Baltimore. .s
The Saturday Boat will leave Hills Lanl-
ing on Friday fnr benedict, lcavin. Benedict
Saturday morning at 6 o'clock for Italtnm"rt.
The above Steamers will call at all 'iie ,,si'-
al Landings OH the River. also at Fair llaror
and Plum Point. g',ing and returning.
FREIGHT received up ~ s O'Clock IN tls
days prsvirns {" the depai turc of the Bats.
n. b. Shippers by, the aL.ve D.ais a {
respectfully requested TO have their Fr'dn'
ON all tile Wl,arvcs below Benedict IN tin
days til. Boats PASS mp the River. 30 as tt
vaod the delay Of taking it off ON cher VA,
to baltimore.
May Both, ls61-tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
Paint Branch WOODEN Factory,
lWooL Wo Oh !!wopL!!

HyHE anlpcrihTs rcsanctfalIy return their
IL thanks 20 their fsamer ctstoAhcrs, and
inltrn, tlprp. and thc public, tIml they are
I,re,xresi ID manufacture WOOL. Ia
INTO als kifklz It negro CIotlline. 81
FIanacis. Diaukeifng, &C.. &c,
|atslut notice. They ~,licit thu a<a
libcraf patronage VI Fsn1ners md Planter
having WOOL or In want Of such goods
Terms liberal and accommodating, and will
be made known on application by letter o'
otherwise. Geo. w. Wilson, Of Upper Mari.
boro' Prince Georges County, will receive
Wool or orders. The undersigned will cal
and get Wool when notified. Wool will alsf
he received from Commission Merchants Of
Baltimore or Washington at our expense and
g,ssls returned. All work warranted to give
| satisfaction.
| b. g. J. FAWCETT,
Colcsville, Montgomery CD, Md.
May 30, 1s61-2m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
YOUNG BLACK HAWK.

TUHIS celebrated Stallion will stand in
Saint Mary's county during the present
season. The season will commence on the
LIST Of April and end on the LIST Of July.
Terms and pedigree can be seen at Leonard
Town or Of other public Places
YOUNG BLACK HAWK will stand al
the stab.,s Of NJ. J. rs Fcnwick Leonard
Town. every TUESDAY, during the season.
Gentlemen are requested 70 examine THU
Cue horse before engaging elsewhere.
G.. w. Il. BUCKLER,
Proprietor,
Oukyille Md.
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Traders Licenses.
TO WHOM GRANTED-An,omnt Of Stock

TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Stock
Thomas & Rocker. Tlillvicw, may LIST, $500
same for spiritu,s liu,nrs s, 500
Henry rutnr,o~, -Caif ,rria may list, 900
same for s"riiaus liquors, 100
Josheph Milburn, Pine, may, LIST, 1900
Same far spurious liquors. 500
Thcophol,,s Harrison, Charlotte Hal,
may End. 1000
NAV End. 1900
same for spurious liquors, 800
Garner g. Bond, Milestown, may Dad, 1000
same for spurious liquors, $50
NAV srd, $500
same for spiriious ,iquor 300
Charles L. Wise. Green Holly, may 3rd. 1900
same for spurious liquors, 800
Jno. r. Hammett, G Bro. Ccntervllle
may .3rd, 1000
same fer spurious liquors, 500
+. II. Jones, Clifton Factory, may Ord, 1000
sane fer spurious liquors, 500
A. Young e. Co. GARDENERS Grove,
may 7th, 800
Edward Tuhman, Friendship, may 18th, 1000
same for spurious liquors, 800
T.. w. B. Hutchins, Chaptico, may 9Th, 1000
Wells & Poscy, Chaptico, may 9th, $500
z. T. Spalding, Oakville, may 9th, 700
same for spurious liquors, 200
Jeremiah Arts. Smithvillc, may 9Th, $500
same for spurious liquors, 500
John Crookshanks, Green Hill, may 9th, 500
same for spurious liquors, 200
| Taylor & Bean, st. 1nigoes. may 9th. 1900
same fer spurious liquors, 500
z. Il. Smith, st Georges Island,
may 9th, 800
same fer spurious liquors, 800
| G. |. Durlnt, Leonard Town, may 9TH. $500
Francis Goldsborough, Heartls Security,
may 10th, loco
same fer spurious liquors, 200
B. F. Graves, Forestville, may 10th, 500
same for spurious liquors, $50
VIM. B. Tucker, Sassafras & Oak,
may 10th, 1000
same fer spurious liquors, $50
E. Leo Spalding. Leonard Town, o..o
may 10tl. 5000
same S,r spurious liquors, 40O
J. P. Alvey & Brother Mechanicssdlle.
may 10th, ~ 1000
same fir spurious liquors, SOC
Melvin II. Herman Chaptico, may, 10th, 1000
same for spurious liquors, 60t
ii. ]. Allstan, Great Mills, may 10th, 1000
same for spurious liquors, l5t
James A. Carberry, White Plains,
may 10th, Bon
same for spurious liquors, l5(
G. |. Duiant Cor spurious liquors,
may 10th. 25t
J, A. Adler, Leonard Town, may 10Th, $500
Geo. w. Buckler. Oakville, 50t
same for spurious liquors, +~ 20t
4 BY order, ii.
JAS. II. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Saint Mary's Co.
May 30th. 1s6l-1m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
El LECTION NOTICE,

TN PURSUANCE of the following Pr,
l. clamation of the Governor of Mar,
land to wit: -..- ..ss...
STATE OF MAR FLIND: ...-..
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Frederick City, May "a, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The President of the Unitel
States, by his Proclamation, dated thu
fifteen day Of April, 1861. has summoned
Congress to meet in Special Session in tn,
City Of Washington on the Fourth day of
July, eighteen hundred and six;y-onc:
Aa,t Whereds,. by Section 76, of Arti-
Gle 35, ofthe Code of Public General Laws,
Il Governor is empowered and dircctc.i
to order, by Proclamation, Special Elec
ton for members of Congress for this
State, to fiji vacancies now existing:
Nom, Therefore, Thomas Holiday
Hicks, Governor of Maryland, do. by this
my Proclamation. designate anil appoint
THURSDAY, the Thirteenth
day of June, 1861, 4
for The election Of Representatives from,
the State to serve in the Congress Of the
United. States.
(~0 Given under my hand and the
SEAL Great Seal of the State Of Mary
(-I land, at the City of FredericS
this second day of May, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one.
THOMAS II. HICKS.
By the Governor,
GRAYsoN ElcHELBERGER, Sec'y of State
hereby give notice, MS directed by ar
ticles u, IS, of the Code If Public Gene
raj Laws Of the State of Maryland that al
election will be held IN the several cleo
ton districts of Saint Mary's county, on
THURSDAY, 18Th 0fJNas e
1861,
to elect a person to represent the Sixtl
Congressional district of Maryland. in tn
Congress of the United States, in Specia
Session. to be held at Washington city, q
the Attn oc July, 1861.
| J. THOMPSON YATES,
Sheriff of st. Msry's Co.
May 18th lSG1-te.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

] =! ] ] !; e j j
b.e IS to meet i'll Spe-
~. 7eh:ecn hundred
And whereas 81 Section 76. Of Article
So. of the Code of Public General Laws.
the Governor is empowered and directed
TO order, by Proclamation. Special Flee
ton for membcrs of Congress for this
State, to gil vacancies now existing:
Now, Therefore, I. Thomas HOiIIDAY
Hicks, Governor Of Maryland, do, by
this nv Proclamation, designate and APP
point THURSDAY. TIE TIITR-
TEENTH Day or JUNE, 1861, for
the election of Representatives from this
State to serve in the Congress OF the
United States.
(~0 Given under my hand and the
Ills. Great Seal of the State of Ma
(~ ryland. at the City Of Fredcr-
ick, ibis second day of May, eighteen
hundred aud sixty-one.
THOS. RI. HICKS
BY the Governor.
G.AYsoN ElcnELEEEGER,
Secretary IF .Stote.
May 9th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me on Tavern ac-
n count will come forward and settle the
same without delay az 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. PENWICK.
Proprietor.
Union Hotels
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FOR CONSTABLE.
FOR CONSTABLE.

JEFFERSON b. JARBOE respectfully an
nouuces himself az candidate for Constable
at the ensuing election in Chaptico District and
solicits the support Of his friends and fellow
citizene. -
May 2nd, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
MEN FALL AND WINTER GOODS

WE undersigned has just returned from the
l. City with the largest, ana best selected stock
OF FALL. and WINTER GOODS ever offered
to heciiizens ofSt. Mary IS County, consisting,
IN part, ofvery superior quality of Heavy Goods
for Servants clothing, at the most moderate
prices-also Boots and Shoes oftLe most sub.
stantiaI make. and best material Besides Cloths.
CassImeres, vesiin-s aud all kinds of 6ne dress
Goods, Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen---a carefully
selected, and well assortsa stock Of ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly to order, and a
variety Of articles ofalmost evety kind M where
else to be found The county. He respectfully so-
licits call from those desiring TO purchase, feel
ing assn, cd that has thorough ncquaini lance with
the business, resulting from u long residence in
! the city, will enable him to offer such induce.
menis will defy competition.
z. II. JONES,
Ciif,"n Factory.
! Septembea a7tl, te&U-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FOR COUNTY CLERKsIIIP.

FOR COUNTY CLERKSIIIP.
The friends of DANIEL 7. MORG AN pre-
sent him % the voters uf st Mary's county as
a candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit C'urt a:
tina election in 1868, and solicit to his claims
dispassionatc consideration.
Nov. 2Gth, 1857.
For COUNTY CLERK.
I announce myrclf rs a candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's COUNTY
and respectfully solicit the support oil my
friends and the public.
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
March 2S,h 1861.
:
FOR SHERIFF.
The name Of PHILIP II. DORSEY. Is sug-
rcsted 10 the v.acrs Of this c.undy, ax a can
tlilate f;r tine next SilERlFFALTY, Ivy
many citizens oil
CHAPTIco DISTRICT.
EAh ssh. laRl. a-
FOR SHERIFF.
's..z HARRISON EDWARDS is presented 10
the voters Of Saint Mary's county as a candi.
date for Sheriff mt the election in 1861.
January 18th. 1860. &
THOMAS l.. DAVIS isrecommended,,
the voters of this county as candidate fo'
the Sherifalty in 1861.
Laigoes' District.
Nov 10Th, 1850
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

TlR. HENRY C. EDELEN has removed
IL his Office TO the Law Office heretofore
occypisf' by G.s,Fred. Maddox, sEsqr.. He
can always be fard, either at his Office o.
MoHe's Hotel, when mot professionally Ell.
gagged. M m ilf So
Jau. 10. 166l-tf. 80 h.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
LUMBER
SHINGLES..
Flooring, &c.

1NIE invite the attenti"n6f our friends and
w consumers, generally. in st. Marys and
adjoining counties tn "ir extensive assortment
Of seasoned BUILDING MATERIALS.
All parties ccnten. plating the erection OF
Dwellings, Barnes, &c, will find II greatly TO
their advantage to give us cali, as we can
cell at lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per- @ ~@a
Doors. Frames, Sash, &C.. furnished a;
Mill prices. :,
Orders filled for Bricks, Lime, Hair. Nails
&C.
NJ Wharfage charged on Vessels reeeivine
Lumber from our Yard.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, g. CO.,
West side Union Deck,
ana Norfolk Boat Wharf
March 29fh. 1S60--tf.
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ORDINARY Licenses TO
MERCHANTS TRADERS 4
OTHk las.
TO MlY. 1862.

ORDER FOR PUBLICATION--Tn thc
Circuit C,urt Ger ST. Mary's count. Order
cd by The Court, that the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court f,,r Saint Mary's county, furnish the
Editors OF The Saint Mary's Beacon for public
cation in their paper a list Of licenses to Re-
tailers and Ordinary Keepers for Saint Mary S
county
PETER w. GRAIN,
May 30tl, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FUR C0NSTABLE T..

The friends of JOHN ALLEN DAVIS
announce him rs a candidate for Cons able, in
Leonard Town District.
April 4th, 1861.
FOR CONSTABLE.
J. EDWIN ABELL announces himself as
o candidate for Constable in Leonard Town
district and SELECTS the votes Of his friends and
the cubic.
Feb. oath, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

ID. WEIGH offers himself to the voters
Of Leonard Town district as candidate for
Supervisor of the Road and asks the voters Of
the district to support him.
Feb. 18th, 1861.
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
JOHN B. BOWES offers himself as a can
dieiatc for Road Supervisor in Leonard Tcwr
district and solictts the support Of his friends
aud feilow.citszens.
Jan. Gath 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

HENRY NORRIS Of 10. offers himself to
the vosers Of Leonard Tewn district as a candi-
date for Road Supervisor and solicits the votes
ofhis friend sAnd the public. s'-s-sFss~s RI
Jan. 9lth 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

WALTER FORD, thankful FIR the support
he has heretofare received from the voters OF
the Factcry slistrict. offers himself az candi-
date for Road Supervisor in aasd district and
solicits The suprors Of his friends md fellow
citizens.
April l6th. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

IL sse HI lsssll|! j lI|lf i III II
! BONES ARE USED IN THEIR RAW 7
STATE ONLY. ~
They have never been BOILED NOR
CAIAtNED. They are taken ~ nature
made them. crushed with powerful machinery,
md subject ta process hy which all tine
virtue of tho bnne il retained. and n fertilizer
is procured furnishing in concentrated! and
soluble form, the two indispensable elements
in the growth of plants, viz: PliOSPHORlC
ACID & AMMONIA. These two elements
hy the Use Of "Isangl,'s Raw lsone Phosphate"
are given 10 the sill in all their original
strength and purity. They assin,ilatc nc
once with it, furnish all the ammonia needed
for the growing crops, and leave the land per-
manently benefited.
CASH PRICE $45 PER TON.
OF 200 POUNDS,
81 CENTS PER POUND.
This popular Fertilizer can I've had al
Agents in the principal towns, ar max be or
tered through any Commission Merchant in
Baltimore.
GEORGE DUGDALE.
CENTRAL DEP0r s. AGENcY,
No. 4 SPEARS WHARF.
BALTlMORE.
Feb uary 7th, 1S6l-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
architect & BUILDER

fuVHE undersigned has made ssch arrange
.r :s,s AZ will enable him to execute all
w.tk in his line at BALTIMORE PRICES,
8 rh Irn,,is;..-s anil i. raici,. Tic s<siicits
.sil iT.,n his friends and the r,l.liv.
Y. CAMtLIFL,
Leonard Town.
Jan 26th. lo50-t:.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

Hotel Keepers License.
TO WHOM GRANTED-Amomatof Tent
J. F. Fcnwick. Leonard Town, 500
J. w. j. Moore, ..s.-.. 1W
May 10th 1861.
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- UDYt1xx Dlsrapls-
FOR InR Court !! oR I. APPEALS M
ROBERT FORE,
SAINT MARY'S COUNTY
March 2lst, 1861.
FOE TIE LEGISLATURE.

The friends Of RICHARD COTTON sng-
gcst his name ts the voters 0f this county as
a candidate for the Legislature, and ask Tor
his claims dispassiol,ate consideration.
March 9TH 1SG1.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
JOHN b. CECIL is recommended as suit
able person for Road Supervisor IN the
MANY FRIENDS.
March 18th 1867.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

ROBERT C. COMBS, Eco. ,is recommend
ed to the voters Of this county az candidate
for the Legislature, and will be supported ny
MANY FRIENDS.
Feb 28th, lS6l--tf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-12

SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated

Celebrated
For it's wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and SUDORIFIC, which
testified by Physicians thousands of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America
AS II Gentle Stimulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Diurctfc,
fmpars healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS, md
URINARY ORG GANS-very beneficial in DROPSY, GOUT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
AS n Sudorfffc,
1t acts upon the Skn opening the pores expenp all i'm.
pres by ipsensbie perspration thereby driving Erupons
and cleansing the surface giving tone and vgo to the whole
system, and II BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indfans
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Elder as one
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by families for use In
of sickness.
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure ronrhe Rice of cultivated Elder bv
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me.
dcnn properties SUPERIOR 10 any other Wines in cor,uon
nse and an excellent article for all WEAK md DEBILITA
ED PERSONS, md the AGED aud INFIRM removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS. improving the APPETITE and beDeHtnr
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Ladies' Wine.
Because will ntoxicae rs it contains no r,ixrre o
spirits and other liquors. admired for m rich macmillan
and nHtriYe properties puring healthy tome to the Eom
sch and Digestive Organs
RA wnegia&s full or may used with meals or Mt
any time through the day as desired
We will only ask your Indulgence 10 make one nl Of bya
Wine " '''
FOR sale in New Orleans by f. j. HART Il CO. JOHN
WRIGHT CO. JAMES SYME, Canal street and by all The
principal Druggists throughout the United States
As~ The tFnde supplied at propretoe's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor
mFZJ iy&" Rroadrav Sey, y,r,-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-12

i ada, Thomasson, Todd, Tucker Valentine, verrett,
4 Warren, Williams of East Baton Rouge, Williams
| of st. Helena, Wilkinson, Witz and York-66.
| The nays were Messrs. Bermudez, Bonford, Bris-
coe, Bush, Conner of Concorda, Dupr6, Elan, Ell
I gee, Estlin, GLADDEN., Gill; Grard, Kennedy, Laha-
tut, Lagroue Manning, Marks of Caddo, Marks Of
| Orleans, Martin OF Assumption Martin of Carroll
| McCloskey, McNeey, Moore, Norton, Olivier, Per
kins of Orleans, Pemberton, Provosty, Roselius.
Rozier, Smart, Stocker, Swayze, Tappan, Talbot,
Taylor of St. Charles, and Walker-39.
Yeas, &c; nays, SO.
Mr.. Texada then called up the resolution previ-
ousy offered by him, and having obtained leave,
| the rules were suspended, and he moved to amend
the same by striking out the words " commencing
with the ordinances reported by the Judiciary
| Committee which was carried, and the resolu.
| tion as amended, was adopted, and reads as fol
| lows:
| RESOLVED, That all ordinances originating with
! the standing committees of this Convention shall
| have precedence over all other business.
The special order of the day was then called up,
| it being ordinance concerning the Circuit and
District Courts established in the State of Louis
ana by the late Government of the United States.
Mr.. Bonford moved to take up said ordinance Sec
ton by section Pending this motion, Mr.. Thonl-
asson moved to postpone the consideration of the
ordinance until the 4th March next Mr.. Taylor
Of St. Landry, moved to lay the motion to post
pone on the table, which prevailed.
The first section, which reads as follows, was
then adopted
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Circuit and District
established the State Of Louisiana by the He Government
Of the United States.
The people of the State of Louisiana, in Conyen
ton assembled do ordain, and tits hereby ordained
as follows:
SECTION l.. All acts and parts of acts of the
Congress of the late United States of America
relating to the organization and jurisdiction of the
Circuit and District Courts established by said
Congress within the territorial limits of the State of
Louisiana, and relating to the administration of
justice in said Courts, which were in force in this
State at the time Of the separation of this State
from the said Confederacy, are hereby rGenacted
and declared to be in full force and effect as laws
of the State Of Louisiana, so far as the same are
not inconsistent with any of the ordinances of this
Convention, or Incompatible with the Sovereignty
of the State Of Louisiana and all wrs and process
from said Courts shall be issued in the name and
by the authority of the State of Louisiana.
And on motion of Mr.. Kidd, the Convention then
adjourned.
j. I. WHEAT, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-12

tn NiGROES FOR gALB-T HAVE a
"A GRoEs ftop, |3Eh Vain 3Go aqnaFed and Fifty Ne
1anSz AM g. House Servants Cooks Washers and 8
EoD Fer anu isL9 Hands will also receive during Inc -
eT to se at Pces TO suit e times for cash o.
% 59 9' a. afonne and Grayier Streets New Orleans COZ
]. NJ. WILSON
40 tnd HAN AN away, AK, ABOUT -FOUR MONTHS since
"a the negro boy TOM dark gf compeyinn an,nt q
TeGFs Years old feet inches high re~ard Of 1iu
III ~ ~ t VIII 3 paid for his and olgnlegt in un
'n5 1ie and One Hundred Dollars mon ina any
in2 Of any one hnrboting him pi0Sec0
". R. BELL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-12
PHILADELPHIA GAKDs,
r w. 81 j. f.. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON W K

w. Il j. r.. STARR,
h' CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New Jeraty,-
--hapufactureB,f-
All kinds OF CASTINGS and APPARATUseor or AS W0RKt
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRANiEstor Retora and othe
Houses.
REToRTS and all CASTINGS equlredf setting them ntk
atest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, CoNDENsERs. sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Retortsc rom pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying 2OO1 to I60OO0O cpbiceet daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LINE sIEvEsf or PURIFIERS
STATION METERS, of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELEsCoP1C and SINGLE With CAST Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS,
STREET MAINS, from M IS inches diameter for Water or
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such as Branches, Espd,
Drips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from to SO inches eherbre aced pasu
WROUGHT IRON WORK-Ali the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
ACCOMMODATIONS should be addressed to the PRINCJ-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY "A
n6-BRANCH OFFICE, 12s SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. icl3 IyAW I