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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
The Emigration Northward--A
Strange Spectacle Indeed.

y strange sight it is to behold hotll the
negroes and their masters fleeing from the
land of the sun. We learn that as many
ns one thousand fugitive slaves have passed
through Illinois sincc.last fill. Oac hun
dred started for Canada II few DAYS since
on a single train. Queer meetings the
dominant and dominated races must have
on the way. II reminds one of the hclcro-
gcncous herd of wild animals fleeing be-
Tore the prairie fire. .Al,t>ter md man are
on an equality in that field. The buffalo,
the deer, and the panther lIy side by side,
5breathlessly, without thinking of drc.tdiug
or slanghtering each other.
These northward moving peoplc want
Prnee and comfort. Even thongiI the ma
jority OF them may think ithe" instftu-
ton Is t,ll right. they fnd that fear and
trembling, want, squalor, shiftlessness,
Passtonatcncss are its invaraL!e accom-
paniments. or these they are tired. They
want to sleep without fenr of negro irsMr-
iFecttons. Want to be where it is no dis
grace for white man to work. Want To
leave the endless drcnriness of Southern
hnlt-bnked performances. Then again.
who wants 10 feel that they live in n conn
try whose ways arc considered evil nv the
most of the nations Of the world? Better,
they say, my neat little cottage alongside
the Illinois Central, with food, rducntion,
enterprise, manly self-rcspect. permanent
safety aud peace nll about me, than the
dubious glorics of plantation.
Standing in the door of his cottage, our
emigrnnt will sec nothing to offend the
eye or bring pang to the heart. As the,
evening breeze comes gaily over the pr:li-
rie, in company with the last sun rays, he
Will look forth upon his little farm, his
stables, has and corn and wheat stncks,
his few COWS and horses and fowls, with n
sense that he is at peace with all the world.
Will
Hear, at times that sentInlI
WHO muTes about from place to place.
And whispers to the bounds OF space
Among tie worlds. that all is wen,
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NUMBER 2IS
Missouri Mining Conlnany
incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881

~ tAbGAA SCs G3Gug 4SO4-#
CAPITAL sTOcI1..................s5 $500 600,
'INHIS COMPANY rs FORMED FOR THE PuR.
pose vt ntTHacins the great mining Interests OF
ouE state. We do NOT profess tU be governed by
purely PhtINnthTopic motives in Initiating thIs
terprise We believe that the stock can bs fnade 10
pay large dEdeuis, aud at the same time more tslI
good accomplished and greater progress male Ia de
NSoPins Hnl making known the astonishing mineral
WeS IN ui Missouri. than by the use OF i've times tr
amount OF our capital invested In any other business
W. sta!l make the office of=nur Company a COM
INNING 0ureau Of the Ininernl resources Of the
StAse- VIZ have power un,ler our charter to nur.
chase aud sell mineral Ianils wherever located Il,
NlSsour Great Inducements will he offered to car-
lt"IsIs and mining Rdvcuturers, who ,ltsirr 20 nur
Chase and work paying mlnes by dealing with ills
Company.
wO respectfully solicit the attention Of ali who
nave mineral lands for sale to send Us statement
OF tue Gto describing the kind OF ON their
nts' the number oracre1. the location and the low.
est cash price they willing taEO for said lands
VIC shall work only suSh mines RS paw Iarqe;T hnf
5ha open aud prove most Of the lands We sell The
IooES Ior subscription 10 the stock now open AZ
SosnSF OF bpcust, OTEr Merchants Dank, snTrRncs
So Il Lo:pstetreet All who ferl An interest n t4iR
business, and have money, Will DO we'll 10 call and
subscribe. Iho4s wIshinS stoek ltyies, out the
eityIcHu secure It by enclosing ten per eSnI 0thS
e9f1epHt vented TO the President q Treasurer.
Henry Herr 2; Bacon, EsI, Matthew Butler, Esq.,
T1,HHS1 niliS9 GItsgR' Esqs l. 3: IIarTtsSd Esq
.SS9TsP,9 : g ,,l LathSoP, EsQo B. M.IyPeh, ESQ.,
:, soy h'q' rRrsrrEs3 s?ssph Pesaa' ESQ
Henry D. Bacon, L.. y. Tlo1x
n. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED cLAPF. Pes,,t.
The above prospectus has up to this date I,csn
published In only one Of our lcadiug papers for ten
NO extra ei:orts to get stock taken have been
a4e; yet the public 50 well appreciate the SOUND.
ness 9i to enterprise that over two hundred thauS.
anu dollars Of the stock las already been taken We
@ Oriey state that the shares are SIS each, paid
livery; registered only when dividends are received
any pcrson having money to spare. can by the pur-
chGss Of shares ia the Missouri Mining Company
nEe an investment that Will pay largely and hold
stock that Is rcalily converted Into carli without loss
answered. mII3l-.I .IE,r ,r.ir,
St, Louis, Mo-, March %. 1901. AIl0Y-l1N-"
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MEsTERNVIRGINIA.

Poetic Tribute-to her peopIe.-Hsr
Ge0grRphica1 PosItlOn--Th he Inlpos-
TI1nliity 2f putting her umsler Jen.
IAlstter to the Grafton yirsintan.l
Nr. E9itor.-I don't know what is to be-
come of Western Virginia. 1t is favor
ed land. 'Tis said ihat "GOd made The
country and man made the town. TheIievo
;'this is true, especially OF this country
In fruit, grass, minerals, lumber and agri-
culture ii hardly has an equal; and
.lIers, too, dwell simple trutb, plain innocence;
Unsullted beanty; sound unhrOkGn youth,
Patient Of labor, With aIIttle pleased:
Health ever blooming unanhitIOus toll;
Calm contemplation, and poetic eAse.''
] love Western Virginia Ms | love my
Tnthcr, Here are enshrincd the memories
ofthe past; here are The exciting scenes
of the present, and around them cluster the
hopes Of the future. In this land was
born In this land havespe nv life up-
til to-day-here have / Worshipped and
wept; have loved and welded have ex-
pected to spend a peaceful life, and here
lay down-Rnd die. But war has broke
the peace, aud stalks through the land
with4S drawn sword. Men tremhIe, and
women scream apd faint fraternaI blood
has drencbetithe land which our fathers
died TO defend. am persuaded that Vir-
EiuisS is to be the battle field. The prOba-
bilities are lhutsbe will constitute the great
cncampment for JET Davis army. yir-
Rinia produces grain and cattle to feed
Davis soldiers, and the cotton States do
not; and besides no cotton could be rails.
ed there il that cOuntTy was Overrun by r n
army. Itispoltcy, therefore, for Davis to
come Norths Probably he will he aggres-
sive and attack the National Capital.
Western Yirginia has no interest 10 mig.
gers, JED. Davis, nor his Oligarchy, called
for polftenessi "Confeleratetl States. /.
don't think the West is III fiiv0f of seces-
sion- They have been denied eqnaltfy in
the State, and when they taIf about re-
dressing their grieyaneea, the little puppets.
Of secession whine "freasonp At them, when
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Western vlrginia spenktng out.


We are requested this week, to publish
the proceedings of enthusiastic Union
meetings lately held at Morgautown; Vince
ling, Wellsbnrg. Cameron, Moundsville,
Benwood, New. Martiusville and other
points in n. W. Virginia.
We regret That our space will not permit
MS TO give them an insertion but we ran
say TO our friends that they all speak in
thunder tones, resistance TO the usurpa-
tiOus of tue Virginia ctlbal in Richmond,
aud hode no good to the secession leaders
in Western Virginia.
We have also received the proceedings
of numerous meetings in Pennsylvania,
and Ohio. expressing the liveliest sympathy
for the Union men of Virginia. We say
to Western virginians, We have everything
to gain aud nothing To lose by standing
.fTlH. The yeomuury of the country are
rising. aud Western Virginia will yet prove
the break-wAter which will dasiT the mad
waves of fauaticism back, to the destrur-
,tion of those who have set them in, motion
the srk ia which the Constitution of
the Country and Constiintfonal liberty
may yet be preserved =. lFe'ferN VJrgipioH.
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Hear, at times. that sentIn.l
Who muTes about from place to place.
And whispers to the bounds OF space,
Among the worlds. that all is wcll.''
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g1ilg gutrlligrutrr
TERMS OF ADVERTIS7NG.

TwELvE sOIIp LINES OF NoSPHRrr1. CoR ONE 1cu. ON
IEss, MAKE a SoUARR
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g. 9.SFEc1AI NofIcEs Double the above ne.

= =. = .'yLIVE5 IVuUIe Tue NbOVe Tate5.
~ early Advertising rsaSOnRhle terms arcor-
S 70 the space occupied and the nuniberof changes
erS to be paid for In odrdnee
1sne's CaFds not exceeding hve lines 81 psr year
oL 81 ior SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square -
The privilege Of Animal Advertising Is limited to
tle advertisers own Immediate bnEness; and ali
well as all legal advertisements and
ofauctinn sales and real eS:ate sent In BY them uSl
be paid for at the usual rates :.
411 advertisements not accompanied Vith written
Accordingly. 90 - - 7iSi5f = Ss''S' sS
cases ut full rattS. s>s -
Mnrriages, Notices Of Funerals, and encouragement
Of eEnOns 90 cents each. 70 'noyII-'sS
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lSDAY MORNING, MAY7. 1861

The Feeling lll Western Virginia.
From tie clneinnuttsa1stte.l
Extract from a private letter received
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Tho progress Of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through Of financial sun
shine and storm perioiSeventf exempt from
sNeepinE conagrntiJns and maritime disaster. Be
Ing long established on cash basis, the troubles Of
the credit system affect In material particular
During -haritilnes' the security Of reliable Insu-
rance is SAn imperative duty-the ability Of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lessened
Policies lssued without delay, and all business at
tended Ia with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent,
ONCE over tho Bank Of Wheeling.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Rsks accepted at terms consistent with sOvency and
fair profit.
Experimentation qiren to iislvdneeof DWELLINGS,
and C0ntents for teTBlg ofone 70 dre years.
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LnTTRR.IaRoalI 4VvHERLINo.

The Convention here on the IAN or
Msey--A Flag with 80 Stars Flying
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14

7" she Farmers and Planters Of ST. MARY,
and AZ sining counties.
TNHE Subscribers beg leave l." ca. a.tez,io,
to their large stock for the Fall trade.
Aps's~; Tears, s'aGdard and dwarf; Cherries
Teaches: Plans; Arricuts; Nectarin.s, all &c.
leeted and choice varieties. Our email fun
Department eesnrrise. every thing in it's class
str" cherry, one hundred Varieties; Urarfx
ATTY varieties; Carr,nt. Raspberry, Gooseberr,
Rhubaro or ne Plant, Asparagus.
Our stock "f ORNAMENTAL. TREES !,
very heavy, and comprises all the common anr
most ri tie new, both evergreen aud dic,,iuous
R"ses, Dahlias aud bedding plants Of e,orr dr.
scr'p'l"n. Usage Orange for hedging. Thu,
pi"'t - destined soon to sups,ceie all o,h.r. for
'his F"r!ose, bting hardy, rapid grower, ~.
strong th"ras offering ALI i,nrassihlr h-rrisr Il.
i k'R''s of sock Our stock 10 healthy Ard
well Grown, md our rr,res will lie found ~ low
AZ any other establishment. O.ders so;ic,,ed.
Address
ISAAC JACKSON CO.
!enner,iii Chester Co "a
r. y. Catalogues furnished or application
Ref,rehee-Francis J. Stone, bloom sbnry;
Edwin Co.d, Locus, Gro,. VI. Mary.couu,v
AaEsr.--G. Fred. Maddox, WHO j,
osen' for this cnmpany. viii attend to al.
arder. left with him.
Sept. 18Th. lS60-,f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

TO TIKI FAR NERS or ST. M4RTS
II would most respectfully cali your a,
tei',"u Ia my large assortment of LNFLE.
IE.NfS. ! am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger aas. rtn."nt ef .fysicntiard! In.
Iata.etts than | have ever Lcivre olserv.l T..
III. puLlic--ilrrse Powers AMI Thre.hers
Wheat Falls, Corn Mills, Corn ShcIicr.,
Pl'ugi.o, Harrcws: Cult. 4:vrs, and mai,
other articles /" numerous T., mention
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
1av want. With regard T." Horse Power.
wonld call particular attention to- n fin
los Of FELTGN'S TRIPLE GL.iHEI,
POUERS. 10 rork sciM or ,cithoa 6trnu
'eis'ch are moi surpassed in this Or any ot4e,
marAef: and most respectfully invite thor.
vii" are in want # Machines t" give IN, :. call
~ ! i-el confident that ! ran ,uit the ,.,,r-
cha-rr. ] am msking a CORN MILL. E.r
grinding Corn u, Home. This is . good Mill.
has been tested and pronounced 40 bv -x,e-
fisnc'-I judges. Te this | sek Your sj.e-
cial aite.tinn.
| tender y"n my sincere thanks for the
kis.'ti.ess h. re;.'f.re shown me and beg r.n-
'i,sdsncc Of r.nr faycrs. de,-r,..ilcd t.. make
strong rtirt t., please all lao give me their
c'r't"n,. Orders will meet with promr, at,cu-
ti.'h hy being directed t"
WILLIAM H. HARDING.
$50 Pratt sfre.t Hn.ut, Ls.lliwere. III
Feb. .th. lSGl-iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
shERlFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue of twelve wri.s of vend;.
I'D toni Exponas, issued out Of th.
Circuit Court Cor Saint Mary's COUNTY
eue at the suit Of Janes Burch use Of j
4. Brdd use of Luke W. b. Ha.chins.
u.e Of John A. Burroughs: one at IN.
suit Of James Biscoc use of Henry q
Garner; one at the suit Of John I.
Clarke: one at the suit Of James Biscoe
use of T. Oswald Wil:on one a, the suit
r. James Biscoe use Of Richard n. Miles:
one >. the suit of James Biscoe use Of
Henry G. Garner; enc at the suit Of
John A. Burroughs; one at the suit Of
Robert N. Milburn: one at the sui. Of Ro-
her. T. Barber Executor Of Richard Mat
t;ueley; one at the suit Of c. C.. Lancaster:
one at the suit Of James Green use Of
Penn / Mitchell; aud one at the suit Of
Henry G. Gasncr; against the good. and
oha,tels. lands and tenemcnts Of John II.
Kew aud TO me directed. ] have seized
and taken in execution ali the right,
title. interest, property. claim and de-
nand. n, law and in equity. Of tho said
John Fl Key: also. by virtue Of one wri,
Of Vendiiioni Exponas issued cut Of the
Cireui. Court for Saint Mays County.
nj the suit Of Luke W. B Hutchins use
Of Sesle l. Luckett. against the goods
and ehattels lands and senements Of John
n. Key and Philip Turner. and to me di.
sec,ed. ] have seized ANA taken in execu-
ton all the right. title. interest. property,
claim and demand. at law aud in equity.
OF said John II. Key and Philip Turner,
in and to the following property to wit /:
one tract. Of parcel Of land called and
known m
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
CLhUll MRLhlI:Tl.

Rt'<h, bay bred by Dir Long. owner If i,>s-
ton, Was got by bs.e,un out af SLENDER i,y In
daz,ry. Louisa Semu,ss, By Thornton's Rat.
Ter. Daisy Croppcr. ny Orlr's Oscar. Grey
DiSued-tisli'. Cnioa. L-aEiass. iuI:.
ushe'lv. inp,. Georges Juniper. inps Nor
suu's Traveller. out Il impi. Selma Ly the
0ods!pain Arabian.
Frem ia" Above pcdiSrse, il will be seer.
that Casd< ANsskt Combines ,nure VI the
Sir Arcky Llosd in his veins than sny hur,~
nsw living. oeing desc~ndcd. through his site
Rosson aRd grand srs Tim.leon. directly from.
Sir ArcLy. ard shn.ugh Industry sire of Sisn-
der and one 81 the hest Sas "f Sir Archy.
again through Thorntnn's Kattler-(shs sin
Of Louisa Srnmssl aao,her di,ingu.hsd son
Of Sir ArcLy.
By his 6 Z. dam Daisy Chopper. through
iLpt Medley, all his family being Distinguish
ID fee game aud stouinsss.
Claude Adnstte is tks sire Of Col. Bowcs
6ae coils, Ike Marvel, which ran in the Fall
Of 70, both at Leonard Town and in Virginia
With sseness.
Claude Aec,nctss will st.ad this season for
SO. for pleaded mares, to be discharged by
SIS. u paid in the season. For common
mares. $l4. to b discharged by $40, If paid
In the sessSn. Every care taken bat no res.
possibility f< asSidents. Groom lee so
yeats.
He wiN stand q, tie Heaa Of 81. elem.
ea,. Bay 20
~ L~-oard T.wu -
Al CSft.a fssto<s 90
GEORGE c. TAALrON.
teA ssth. lSSl-ses.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
ARCHITECT & BUILDER

VIE undersigned has made such arrange
ments "A vii! ENABLE him 70 execute al.
work in lis line at BALTIMORE PRICES.
With rr'nrtSe's AID dr.I,atch. he solic:,s a
es.! from Lilo frieuds aud the public.
V. CAVALIER,
Lsonsrd Towp
Jan. 3Bth, les0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
L MON HOTEL.

"AEiNG purchased the abo-e property
L Il the subscriber respectfully infsrn,s tn.
travelling public ;ha, ne is now prepared to
ACCOMMODATE them. The Hotel " III he thor
oughly repaired and all rs rooms returnishrd
The personal attention Of the subscriber will
bs devoted to IT'S management. and his be-:
efforts will to- given TO maze his guests co. :
ort.ble. Ills table will be supplied wi,L
whatever the u.arke, affords. AID his Bar IN,
nished with the best Liquors and Cigars
His servants wi!l aiwaye he found at,rnti, r
aud accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have haen employed. and the sub
scrrber will take care tha, hi. stables are no
necl' r,rd.
He so'i';'' 'h" patronage of the fo,me!
s"rsis IT the Houses and shat ci the pubic
generally.
JOHN r. FEEWlCk.
Leonard Town
Oct. 7th il. ie5e-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
THAD. K. PRECSS.

Attorney aud Counsellor at Law.
Leonard zoUn st. Adry's County. gfarua.d
w I'LL practice in the Courts Of st. Maryi
w and adjoining Counties.
Jan 18th. Is59-.f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
FOR SHERIFF,
NOTICE.

4 II. persons irGel'ed 10 Ire !ate firm ..
"a Gee: ", Dryer & Co. are rcaua.,+t. I.
'ett't 'rs,r arcsunts without fiir.I or della,
'rith ) Felix Morgan. WI" is authorized I.
1iyn the hnEe Of tn" firm in setlrmert
GEO ". DIVER co.
Jan. lOIl le6l-Iw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
FOB ROAD Sr.pERvIs,

W. &c ba"I!-TOltE - fi.kI.
FEAR HOLIDAY, BALTIMORE.
II Az constantly on hand large and well
selec'@i stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES
consisting, in part. Of
EErsH TEAs.--tirrrn ard Eiack. Of v:ricrs
rrlc". and fa-nrs
C"rTrrs --Mocla q. Java, Lasuyra. Marsea,tr
aud Mo.
SrGAEs.--Eew Orleans Crnshed, rn~acrcd
Lat, Grs'r!aio'!, C Yellow and c'.r,b, Z
l..,iaI, ataccarnb ard Verne ELI; C..,,r-'s
| C'x's R.fln"d Gclat!nr: Fresh SalaJ anti
| OII,c O;t.. Ci..-s., Enyii.h Dairy. ,jrs
! Apple ami Sap Sa"r: Sar,ii,.c. Fr,r.;.
, a.d Spartan OH ~: Enz ,si. aud American
Fci'es -Gcrtins. mixed, riccnlii r,,ov-.
Chow. Ca.'d"w'r. WaInu,s aud Onio,s,
Sa",es'-J"it Bull Harvey reading, So!,s,
husl'nnn,' and W"rce.ter,hre.
BsAxniEr.-jas IIeuussey g. Co.. y;,t,y.
1910. O,srd Du,uy T. c., 1916. Ea,iSs
Ca'awba, Bordeaux. Rochelle, and o,l.r
brands.
FEE Otp WISEs Dock Fort sb.r.
~. Madeira. Asbvr, Sec.s Mv.eile, AID
Champagne.
WHrsxRrs.-Scctek, Old Ers Cs,h,vr eta
nsPp ana Bourbon. SOME very oil and Gre.
Pure HolIshd Gin. Jamaica SPIRITS. &c.
Imported aud Domestic SEGAES AND tn.
BACCO.
All Of which they will sell a, rvssuu, b,s
prices atd respectfully solicit . call.
March Let. l6s0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR

HENRY NORRIS of 10. offers himself e
The voters Of Leonard Town dis,.ic, asa cand !.
date for Road Supervisor and solciss the vote.
Of his friends aud the public.
Jan. Oath 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14

=. sptSR oEon. WOODWARD.
GREAT BARGAINS,
at 4. .4Rer 4. C3s NEW STORE.
HVE have jus, returned from Ralti-
W more city with large and we'll
sel'c'.-a Ss,Hk Of Goods, embracing the
h"liowir. articles: viz:
MEMS AND ROy'S READY MADE
CLOTHING
of ev-ry quality nai rarietv;
MEMS and BOYS HATS sna CAPS.
OIL CLOTH SUITS;
UMBRELLAS:
CASSIMERES, C.ASSINETTS Fill,
CLOTHS and KERSEYS:
LADIES DRESS GOODS
of every style and ona!i.y;
EHBEOIDEPIE.
HOSIERY.
GL0,Es.
NtBE.AS ard HOODS
Of diacrcni styles: ditto for children:
FINE LlNEN-BOSOM SHIRTS:
SHtRT COLLARS. UNDER SHIRTS
AND DEtWERs;
LADIES
SHANLS.
CLOAKS
and MANTILLAS;
LINEN cAMBRIc and SILK HAND
kERCIllEFS
and many other articles unnecessary to
mention. The above goods will be sold at
the lowest Baltimore prices for cash or to
runctual customer. Oh six months credit
We invite cal! and examination Of our
stock BY the public. before purchasing
elsewhere.
4. ADLER 4 co.
Leonard Town
Nd.
Sept 9th. ls6o-H.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
BUSINESS NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted TO me- Oh Tayern &C.
IA count will Come forward ard settle the
same without delay 80 wish all clain,s due me
e!rsed fnr'twih. intend hereafter 20 do an
exclusive CASH business ard an, determine!
10 give no cT-d, for EATING, DRINK
mo "r HORSE FEED fr~m III. LIST Of Janus-
uxy, 1861.
JOHNF. rENWICK,
Proprietor.
Cnr,A-Eo,et
January 3ci. jSS1-If
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
NOTICE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR A. SAPP1NGTON has removed,
- to St: lnigoe<' District. where be of.
fsrs his professional services to the public.
lie may be fauId a, his residence, near ST.
inigoes Store. late the property Of DR..
John G Ashrom.
Jan. 3lst. IS61-3sn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
FOR SHERIFF.

The name of PHILIP II. DORSEY. IL ,us.
gesfeti To the T'trrs # this c.urtv. can.
t'idste far the Iext SHERiFFAL4Y. \,
man, citizens af
CkATTIcn DIsgEfcr.
Feb. TIA, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
fC& ROAD SUPERVISION.

p. p. WRlca oGsss himself to tie voter,
q LArnasd Towp ,iissrics 40 . csndidas. e.,
Snrssv:*a.r " the Rsssd and asks tie ss,srs o
tie sksyies L. support him.
FrA 4sih. .iSSi.
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100.

The above SchuyiAill Limestoue, ar. Magrs
ian Lamss.Ores, OF pretty n.sriy equal con, 70
'iti"n. They are 'aos; especially ada pied tot.s
aprlic"''"n an SOILS who are deficient in beth
Lime ard Mssn.sis.
JAMES HIGGINS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14

ATTORNEY e. COUNSELLOR ArLAw
Leonard 7oscn. ST. 1kary's TO-. Aa.,
WILL. practice in the Ceur,s OF ,he :
" Juiieiai District.
Feb. I4lh lSn ,--lyB
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
FOR CONSTABLE.

EDWIN ABEi.f. annsune-s himself a.
% candidate fns Constable in I.eunari Town
ssssr:c, asd solisits the vutesof his friends and
ste pubic.
Feb. 26si, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14
COMMISSION BUSINESS

DCIf(nISo.
THE udussisuea begs leave 81 .r:.e..e.
1 10 the eisiSans Of 81. M.ry's e,.... tax
be ha< coumercea the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
Nc. 8 GsocEss' rzr 4Ars=.
C"rnsr N Estaanee Place sp1 Con.sessos ).
BALTIMORE.
and will s'-e his rersonsl sttar.ion so oil r-,-
onns r,,na,rnsd 10 him. He toy-s e; .se:. y.
ouS and prompt attention &C. tr.siae.s 70 n rir
toe confidence OF Up conmuui;s
Nm * rnDSON.
with Lsae drrn Of L,ck.ss 4 TToenx,
HIYERIHogs:
JANn Morr. Csshicr OF tr ,n.ss .n1 N,~.
chsnt' Ha,.k:
Asssrs. e. J. Carscn & Co. Ra,kc-s.
VIM. Whiteicck & CO,
ireland 4 Hall,
April az. IsS0-tf
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FIS III.

TAsTERS RRaRfN3. GOLDFISH and
IL UCCKWHEAT r.OUk Inv, received
ai-i fos ss!e BY SikMb { MADDOX.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14

ocF :seeited aid f..r sals large assert.
- asn: .! frsa GARDEN SEEDS.
- E. LEO SFALDlNG.
March tn 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14

Ma tw) ] thl a(wj 2th)3it)
Carbon. nj Lime. Gu >. Gal, Gu.5. $751;, 81 /
careo's." of Alag Is ,. 3s.l. 3s.3, 42.4. 4ns
Sand. Ciay4 fron,O.9. l.2, Ia, Is, %
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14

Sept. 7T,h. lsSo-n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-03-14

January 3ci, ifiI-ie
The national Republican., 1861-03-19
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
piano. Voice. and Violin.

DROF. W. A. LOvELAND, continuing bis vo-
L cation as Music Teacher in the city Of
Washington, would announce to strangers COM
ing here to reside that he offers his pupils the
superior advantages Of q thorough and greatly
improved system Of instruction, including the
departments Of Harmony and Composition.
Having had nearly thirty years experiences in
teaching, he Is able to adapt the lessons pleas
ingy and phiosophically to the comprehension
Of the scholar, so that much of the tediousness
common in musical discipline is obviated, and
study and practice rendered highly attractive.
Prot. L. has taught in this city several years,
and is pleased to refer to numerous patrons for
the most favorable testimonials. .''
Terms moderate.
Prof. L. will keep in tune the pianos Of his
pupils without extra charge. Orders may be left
at his residence, No. 432 Seventh street, near G;
at Mr.. Adamson's book store, Seventh street,
opposite the Post Office; or at Mr.. J. F. Ellis's
music store, Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth
street. mar l5*