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St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
$40 D.AN}yAR,Do

ST0LEN fran my -:abIcs y, M-llcy's
- Neck. sear Leonard T"wt. sa = " almcs-
LAY the l3i! instant, . h,igih. SqIyt M..re,
"iih fiax.rl mane and tail, n.y.iiu,s siE: si.nt
~ built ans! ainui IL years ,LfasS I h:ve
hcen insrmel that an animal; siN~.ring 10
the a!~',c description. w;ss .raies .;l.Sst CHAR
l,tie Hall om ia. 18th, j., "a. sss.r ni,s, and.
firm, ..i> description. am saii.fGs slist ic is
the party that ..c the mare SRA, my stab..s.
the n-crn Is s .:.f iiirfes in Knight, I!.in
faced, II dark cl.->nui e,i.r anal aia''.' 40
Year, VI aye. lie Represented l,iIpslf. w!en
ia nay mci:hDori"od, 10 lie free, but | Lave
carnt! >il.re l.i> 'ici.aItur t..at he i supposed
to - rl,iaMay slayr and probably st.e i.iy
marc viii, view "f Iearl.ihg V ashinsion or
seine one If the Federal enCamrnehts III
Charles 'ns.niy. | viii give the above re-
wani Er tIe delivery II the si,Icn animal,
or liberal cs.,il.rs,s.i..a Tor INFORMATION Lead
ias to icr wlrrrsssnit..
...-.... EDW ARD InW,NS.
Leonaid Town, l.. o.
Nov. 2lsi, 1Sel-H
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
UNION HoTEl,
LEONARD TOWN, Nd.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TIME subscriber Intending to change his
m,sincss. s.ilers tl,c UNION HOfEi.
CIR Sak m Rent. The lI.Asa. Stables aid
either lss,ih;iuss ere in excellent con'iti. q anal
thr stand IL cqnal SIR businrss to any Nths
S.s,tl.rrn cnsmiies 81 tie State. The Hated u
n"w in receip, "f ssry sasi c'a.tom. which,
could he largely increased with .iisi't ctf'at.
the fix,cF~s. .hcsLlin: ann furniture wall Tx
Sid with ihc Hstcl. Tbs Terms will E .i'-
erai as,d made &, suit the tin,es. I'cr-.,ns ae'
sir"tls It rtntins az purchasing are invited ~
e,ye the Proprietor = sail. l.sssssl'" gree
inprsliatcly. Elm
JOHN r. FENWICK,
a., -s,srr.@s - Lcos,a9d iowa
July llfh, fsGl-tf. ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
NOTICE.

nv F. undersigned hscs leave to intorn,sl.is
Il. friends aud the Public, that h. is .iill at
the OLD STAND, in Leonard Town, carrying
.m RLACkSNITHlNG, GUN. LOCK
SM'THlEG. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WORi-in short. ir,n. work Of all dcscriI-
ti"ns. such AS repairing CARRIAGES, 1sCG-
GiES. EOCkAWAYS. CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE SliOE!EG. FARM WORK If all
kinds; a.ss HEAPEES, TliRASiiERS and
DRILLS. With his experience OIL yearsin
Machine Slrp, he thinks that lac cat i" any
kini "f Black-ihith Work fsum knectllr to ~,
ai,ch..r a,ll an reasonable terms. New Was-
ors aud Cart. bnilt cheaper than can lie .lons
., any other sl's.p in this place: HORSES
SliOED at the shcrtrst notice.
JAMES \. MCATilEAN.
Blacksmith.
J:li.I. II. 1tCC-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
THRESHI.yG MaCHIyES.

I have for sale the Pe.sos Triple Gearel
Hwse i'o,eer aai ". W. Dinsee & Co.'S
koa 71rsxier, rita R,rolring S,rar Carrier.
The machine is warranted su render saHisiac-
ri"n to sll purchasers. The price If 8 h"rsc
p"wer. 30 inch TLsr.her and -CarrLr.
delivered al any wharf in st. Mays county,
IL $1R5.
Farmer. are inrissd te call at my Store in
iAHaarl Town apd examine this Thrr.l,~r. :
. H.. LEO. SpALDlNG.- I.
june 18th, f8GO-f. So
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

nGCTOR GCSTAVUS CANTER. having
- l.s'nsrti himself in (harfatr Hall rcs ,ect-
fully offers his professional services t"ihc pub
lie. His office is tina: f"rn,crly occupied by
DIR. j. i. Shaw. where he can ALWAYS be
f'',nd except when professionally r,,gaged.
REFEsENCE.--SamurlC Chew. ~. u, prs-
ics"T 1T Principles and Practice Of Medicine
iu the University 81 Maryland.
March 9Th ls6l-lOm
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

NOTICE is hereby gives that the s.;'seribes
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court f''r
Sa'm Mary . county. IN Maryland. letters ..
q is,ratn, on che S-ersORal estate Of Eliza Fl
.,..hmson, late at .aid CO., deceased. All per-
ons havin. claims against the said deceased.
ore hereby warned tn exhlhi' rhe same, wssi'
the nfoner yo,,ches thereof. to the subscriber.
ON or h.fare the lst day Of June 1862, otherwise
they may he excluded by Iaw from all hene6, Of
tbe said estate. Giyea under my hands this
DAVID w. TYLER.
Administrator.
Nov. 9lss, ls6l-4w. 't
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
NOTICE.

IYsEIE Co-l'artnrrsl,iy h-rciofo," existing
II under tie firm 81 0IrTINGilAM l.
HARDING i. this day dissolved by mutual
c.,nsemt. Vim. II. Harding is alone author.
lied to settle the business rf the firm.
SAMUEL. COTTIN(;HAM,
WM. II. II ARDiNG,
Baltimore y.ln. ! ls6I-4w.
The under isncd, having B"u.ht out the
Interest of Samuel Ce,tinsham oi the firm al
C.,t,inss l,am K Harding, will hereafter conduct
the business in his own Eamc.-anl he n,tsu
respectfully solicits The favor Of thu friends 8,
the old Firm.
VIM. II. HAEDISG.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
DISSOLUTION or CO-PIRT.NER-
SHIP -.

THE cnparinrrslip heres"fr existing BE-
tween tbs undersigned. under the firm
ami stsle 81 I4ach i iieris-i, is til. day dis
rivel.h mutual r,a,srnt. All nT-os i'm
debtrl {" the late firm At. hereby requested t.
c.ane forward anil settle their indebtedness.
without delay. Either party il an,l.orizr.: I.
sestlc tl,e business If the firm. -
WM. +. I.EACH, -
GEO. III. HERBERT,
Sept. Goth, leCl--ff.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
NOTICE.

lar. WILLIAMS. Ii.AKISTOSE. hav.
~ ing locat~i-in Chapticu. oifsrx li> pro-
f;ss.,naI s~rvicsS T.. the Public. AMI cat al
wsy. he Enrini. when M't Pr.'i' ssi..naIiy eth
gagged, II Is...w~:i's Hotel. also rrtuIn my
thanks q" s,y frir,,.is in the nsi.hbTl."sl ot
1T. Ci-meni'> i:ay far tlrir f.'unrr patronage
aud will always b. happy to wal, .n tLem
a. she .harir.t n..tire. -
Nov. oSth, lS6l-f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
NOTICE.

I fORWARN any aud all persons fr"s'
L reccving.i in ia. m.ni al ly transfer f.a
any Consideration ~hats yer, a NOTE On
HAND "i f,ii"., with Charles Mcsile. .ecuri
~, drawn payable Z" .lanss Thompson, 81, iLc
l-t day ii january, 1867, kr the rum Ut 'l-c
hunlrc'i and ten dollars t$lI0l AZ l"ld the
said I'lsompsoL's Note Tor more than Uwc-
him. s-- 4.s4 e ..1s.# H
EDWARD +. TENERSON.
AuS. 18th, lSGl-aw. f3a
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
NEW FAIL IND WINTER GOODS

TNHE undersigned has just returned from ,l,e
i City with the largest ann best selerted stock
"f FALL, and WINTER GOODS ever Offered
I" the citizens "f ST. Mary's County, consisting
~ part, "fvery superior quality If Heavy Good.
fo' Servants rlothins, at the most modern,
prices-als" Boots and Shoes oftke most sub:
sisntial make, and best material. Besides Cloths:
Cassimeres, vesinss and all kinds "f Gne dress
Goods. tor Ladies and Gentlemen---a carefully
selected. and well ASSORTED stock Of ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly to order, and q
variety Of articles ofaln,"s, e.e,y kind where
else tn I've found the county He respecifully so.
licii~ call from those desiring l." purchase, feel
ing assn, ed that his thor"u. u acquaintance with
the business, resulting from lon. residence ip
the ci,y, will liable him t" offer such induce
'"ents &illdefy comretirt.n.
E. II. JONES.
Clifton Factory:
Senembe. 9th ,sh0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
y r.
NOTICE.:

HNl1E undersigned wish to inform. tn.
IL pe"ple of Saint Mary's and adjourn.
ing c,Intics. that they have just completed
u FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. and arr
prepared to haul out vessels of any size
aud xill REPAIR, CAULK, &c. .on tho
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
o;all work. and quick dispatch will be givc,
mall cases. The Railway Is situated abou,
a quarter Of mile from Leonard Town OF,
a finc oyster creek. where we win also
build SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required. on the lowest terms.
HARRIS, NORRIS & FOXWELL.
July 18th 1SGO-~tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

vlNHE subscriber wishes to buy a lot 6.
Z LIKELY YOUNG NEaiROES. "f beth
s~ars. for which the highest market prices will
l~ paid. Persons wishing t"srll. who may not
sfs himT durin. Iii. present tour through the
Sol,th.n c",in.iss Of the State. will have their
orders promptly re>p",,lrdt", by addressing
ALLEN S. DORSEY,
Washington ID. c
!. Feb. 2nd. lsG0-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

y. LEO SPAi.DlNG returns his thanks t.
his ann.erus customers fr the liberal l.asrs',.
a..e hr i,as r.crsvr.l tran t.sm, and pledges
!iI''srlf L" keep ~ CHOICE STH'k OF
GOOD: always ..n hand, which will DC s"l.l
very low ior casls "r it's equivalent.
=. r.. Leo SP.xl.DlNG,
April ."d, 1850
April 5th. lsco-ls
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

ARCHITECT BUILDER,

elV!IE undersigned has made such arrange
i n,~nts ~ will .nall. hi,n' 70 rxesst~ ali
work in hi. line at BALTIMORE PRICES,
with pr."npt.."ss aid ,ir.lxtch. lie solicits
call from his frirnls aud tbs public
Y. CAVALIER.
Leonard Town
26th. Isce-n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
NOTICE.

A Ii pessas ndkh.Al 10 me kr ssxcs fr
n tl.is year will please e.sue forward aud
settle the same t.. me. az CAis. T. !. .sllstan
,n tl.irty .l.ys. f nat settlssI ~ thirty days
frm date. s,stls he c,'.nfefci th,uush re-
c,:asify to c.,llcct ~ lssr. =. ''sAa-. fsfa
GEO. H.. lWHANAN,
Cd. Of 2nd. Dist.
Nag. 2Ist. lSGt--n
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
FOR COUNTY cLERKSnlP.

The frien.ls Of DANIEL T. MORGAN pre-
sent him tp the vvter< "f 80 Mary's c.snniy a.
= caIsih!stc CIR Ci~fk sf the Circuit C.urt a:
aha clrvlien in lsGs. ani s.li,it 10 his claims
! .listasionase consiJrrstivn.
Nov. 18th, 1867. ~
FOR C0E NTY CLERK.
| aunonlce nyself rs candidate for Clerk
1:lw Circuit Cuurt fur Saint Mary's county,
+, respectfully ssiicis the SUPPORT of my
fla q and the pu:,Iir.
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

az ami after SATt'RDff. S.piensrr
" -. 1861 the STEAMER GEuRtE
wEt.MS will leave Baltimere every SAT.
tepAY n..rnine nj 81 "'c!ock fs the. Pa
iuxcnt River. Ecturn:n.. wiii leave Hills
I.amlin: every TUESDAY incoming far Nut.
sinri,am. asring Nottingham At ~ c'c.ork
k~ lsrurslia leaving Krs,eslict cy~sv WE'D.
StSDAY in.srninc Al q irlsck t..r Baltimnss.
THEeiInEE WEESss, Master.
October 10. IS6f--tf.
----.--s.e.s -
The Stran,rr MARY WASHINGTON
will leave Ea.imore every WEDNESDAY
mIning Al 81 o'cl,~k s..s the Painxent River.
Returning, will leave Hills l..a.liny every
FRIDAY m".r,siaE fat Nottingham. lys.vias
N'dti, CHAIN nj IL "ch~k fr is~,.s,iict, av.
in. l'sr..slct every SATURDAY ns,srnisS
at q orl.ak irr Rsitinmwc.
NJ. l.. wEEMS. Master.
The alb, rvc Steamers will call a, the usual
I.anlins. "n ihe River. also a f'6r Haven
,H.l Flnm Point x,ans aud retur, in-.
Passa... =, Far !lav-n 81 10 Meals Extra.
g ilgm P,in, 80,
faiuxt River Loo.
Fn1gLt received every Tuesdays and tri-
days mp Q" , "'clock.
Uctoinr, 10th. isGi-;f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
PATUxENT RIVER LAND
FQR 49,.
- S II L e.

IF not s..l.:- at private sale before SAT
+! CRDAH. Octol~r the 10th, 1864, ! will
offer at ruhsc sale, in the village vi CHAR
LOl'TE HALL, on that day, the FAlsM
un Which .now reside.
This Farm is situated on tie Pa,uxrn,
River, adjining the lands "f Mrs. F.. l..
1fidr,as and Maj. James Collins, and con.
-tains '-
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
Persons wishing to pure base land Of sn,~
nor quality, where good health and all the
dcliraci.S II the water ARE to lie had, are
requested. to call and examine the premises.
Steamers, to and from baltimore, i.a,s this
land every day
: This Farm will be divided AID sold il.
THREE parts. -:
Terms male known an app.icat,cn to the
undersigned. and possession will lie given OH
the first day "f January, fSCi.
WI. CARTWRIGHT.
Charlotte Hall. +. o.,
Saint Mary's County,
Angus, 3Oth, ls6O-tf-.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
1DBN NtBA,L.

1tORN MEAL. fresh from the Stcam-
~ Mill of J. II. Maddox.
.Als". fresh supply Of BUTTER,
III EESE,&c in store and for sale Ly
SIMMS & MADDOX.
Uec. 20th. lS60. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

nE. HENRY G. EDELF:N has owed -rm
H. his Office to tl.c Law Office. .l,csci,,nre
occupies! A.y u. Fr,d. Maddox. Esqr. Ea
nan always bc E'utd, either at his Office .r
M.""s's iiot.l. when a"t professionally eH-
gagged. 80
.J.n. 10. 1S6l-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

6aAASu1AsC ~ t~#
F.0elNG. &C.
WEinvite the aitehti.s, uf lar fri-nds an
" consumers. generally. ia =. Mary an
adjoining csunti-. Z" our rxrrsstse sxs0rt inen
ii REASONED EL'ILDLNG Ma71sRiALS.
All parties contemplating the errctiou Of
Dwellings. Barnes. &c. will fiid is greatly 70
their advantage :" give us cali, - we can
sell at lowest rates for cash OF SssE Aaids pa
per.
lhnrs, Frames, Sash, &C., furnished at
Mill prices. 49,
Orlrrs filed for Bricks. Lime, Hair, Nails,
&C.
W. Wharfage char.cdpn vsssels receiving
Lumber firm .aIr Yard. ~. :. 49,.
II EAI:faDN. ZiMAsElsleaN,s& 90,
West side Union Dick,
'7 NmGAt Hunt Wharf
March 2at'. IssO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
JAMES s. DOWNS,

ATTORNEY X COT SSElIIE AT 1iAW,
Leemard Torn, 81. Hairy. Go. i'd,
Will practic. in St. Mar, "a nd TIA. adjoining
counties.
FeU. 10th 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
JAMES WILKINSON.
GROCER { Commission
III E r. c Isl q N r,
No. l22 Dugan's Wharf,
-. B.fLIT.NORE,

Keeps e..sAtarslv "n hand large ass"ri-
m-.. & SrfERIOEf FAMILY GROCERIES,
P.r.i=n anil D"mrs,,c Liquors, Tol.acr". =. .
sar>. &c., which, will be s,,l.l ut tee l"wc%t
s,arket prices. -,
Produce Of all kin.ls s"l.i "n commission,
shall only do CASH co~aissio's
t1sess.
NV. 29th. lScO--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
II ARGE WHOLESALE AND
LIZ RETAIL STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRIGOODS,

II ARGE WHOLESALE AND
IL RETAIL STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRIGOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO.,
Nos. 1870, POI aud o03 RHtin,Dre street.
BALTIMORE,
Have now in stare, and are. constantly
adding thereto. "a large and varied stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GCODS,
embracing articles from the lowest. to tho
trade. -. . "..
Would call particular attentiou to- thei,
stock Of Goods for farmers aud planters
use: such as A. and "a Fuifed Cloth:
I'cniten,iary Plaid I.inscys aud Cations:
Servants: Blankets: heavy Bleaclfed' and
Brown Cations; Osnahurgs; Canton aud
Wool Flsnnels. and indeed every thing rs-
quired by an individual. family, or for SER
wants use. 80 =.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
ION the mort advantageous terms and
SELLING POR CASH O.NLT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We are enabled to mark our goods Mt such
prices rs will make it the interest of all to
deal with US. An examination Of our
stock by Persons visiting Baltimore to make
purchases. i. invited.
Sept l9th, ls61-6w:
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
BTSINES.S NOTICE.

BUSINESS NOTICE. =.
4 IL persons n.deb'ed To me on Tavern ac-
IA count will come forward and xertle the
same wi,h"u, delay as wish all rianrs dus ne
closed forthwith. ! rntend hereafter to do sn
exclusive CASH business and am determined
ia give no credit for EATING, DRINk-
ING or HORSE FEED from the Ist Of Junua.
airy, 1851.
JOHN r. PENWICK.
Proprietor,
Union Hotel
January 3rd, IaGI-if
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAETNERSHrp.

nNHE late firm Of -Simns e Maddox is
u this dav dissolved by mutual consent
irrsens indebted to Ut are her.hy notified l.
GENE forward and settle Will. Gerrsc a
sisnEas. wiih"u, delay n. h- j. aual...raz,sl q,
s<ttlr the business 81 Hi.s. bate firm.
GEIHa;E \. SiMMS.
JOS. II. MADDbN.
S,pf. 3r,i, lSGl-m
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

A La pessons wishing TO aommun,cate
n with me by. etier w,tlshr+c tnrir eor-
responds nee by n alto por tTobaccsf .Larles
county. Md, OF By steameI 81. Nicholas,
o Chapel Point ChafiescouAty Md
VIM z. cAA:rEELL.
Feb. ard. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
STRING GOODS.

n large sappay Of IIowasd naek. reni.
"a. teniisry t'la;ds, &c issi rcerivca and
..r ssle by
F. leo. EPALllNGs
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
NOTICE.

sIaliH nnlcfs::n has just received y lars.
supply Of Ladies' PARTY and BALL
Goods consisting oil
White and Colvrc,l Tarlctons,
Ladies white Kill Slipper
I.a,lics White Kid Gloves. &c. Sc.
Also,
Gents White X I'll Gloves,
Gents Fancy Neck Tics
Gents Fine Shirts. aud CELLARS, &c. &C."
F.. LEO. SI'Ai.ptNG,
Leonard Town.
January 3r,l, lSGl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
BLSl.NESS NOTICE.

vOHE undersigned, having purchased the
= interest of Sinms & Maddox in the
Mercantile htisiness. will continue 10 sell nj
the odd sian,l aud >oIici; a continuance uf the
very literal patronage extended to the late
hTn. They will kesp Constantly ON hand q
s''s! asscrtn,cnt ii s.s.is, and viii .,il "a.
su''l, terms a cannot fail {" please the did
'i-to,,.ers at the house anI the public gen
orally
GEORGE 4. 81. X SIMNS,
Leonard Town.
Nil
September 18th. lsGi-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

~. 20. HEEEER
JAS R. HERBERT & BRO.
TOBACCO AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 33GrantA H0IIiHgswostlsts..
REFERENCES

. \ l. TIN o EE

K.FFKf.NIES.
John Hopkins .Presiden iM-ie hsn,, Bank
Trueman Cross Cashie Con- nae re ia "a lad
Farmers BaLg
Geo. ". HowarG& Co., Baltimore.
Durr, Norris s. Co.,
Il. Hickey 4 Bro, -
P-nnin,an 4 Isro.. "
Whitney, CusI,in: & Csrastock. i:=!..
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
LATHS,
BRICKS.
LIME,

SASH, DOORS and SIN TIERS,
LNOE sale. at the rrry t"~exf pa irc f,r CASH
m APPROVED, crc,lit. Before buy
Ing. call and see ms at tho Garner of Eutas
and German Streets ar at l32 Light street
Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
ECRNS & SLOAN.
March 21st lSGl--ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
Gsd4sgYsgz9b'.

FOUNDED 1852 cmAarERiD les
LOCATED
COR. or BALTIMORE & CHARLES SIS
HARNESSES. Nm. sE
7he Largest. Nest EIesasly Far.iskss md
Pepaisr Cema1lee ceiisst IN ne
Usitsd Mats. ss
Designed Expressly for Young Hen
Desiring q. obtain 7AersmgA PrsefirsI Bas
~ess Eiscsfies ga the shortest passibIe tim
and At the leass expense.
Large and Beautifully Osnamensed Circu-
Var. esn'aia'iag upwards Of Ssx SsuAaE Fssr,
with Speeiss<. " Pssssaaakir. and Large En-
gysysny she finest of the kissd ever n.ade an this
.eua'ryl rerrea-niine ihe u - View ~ .he
Cvllese, with Caialaxus siJlD terms. &C..
tree If charge.
Write immediately .nd y"n will receive Oh.
Pack ,se by return sEaii. Address ss @
Z. n. LOSiEsIs,
Baitimore MI.
January 2itb, isEi-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

ALBERT .TREGo.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
VALUABLE
MNLF.iCTCRL.N'G PROPERTY
POR 8AM8a

HiE valuable property. Known as CLIFF
- TON FACTORY and GRIST MILL.
twatcr powerl, situated "n the Head Mater.
Of So. Mary's river ia Saint Mary's County,
M.l., aud embracing alsat three hundred and
fifty acres Of land. is "ift.red ut Private Sal..
This property has an il a STORE HoESE,
xasici, is snI stand fer business; HOTEL,
DWELLINGS, W"rksh"ps. &c. The pro-
pcrty will be sold ~. accommodating terms.
For further particulars, aprIy-so..
THOMAS ". COUGH,
.JO.sFt'EREST.
Leonard Town p. q.
Nov. 18TH I8GO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

w. 1's''s UT
August lst, 1861 #.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09

Nov. 2ls,, 1sel-n.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-25

IHE SHARPsHOOTERsB BEFORE YORK
OwN.-The correspondent of the New
York Commercial says:
The sharpshooters have thus far en-
joytd the honors of the siege. They
have burrowed themselves in rifle pits, in
which they enscone themselves early in
the morning and remain until sunset
Their rations are sent to them, and as
their pits are damp, "a wee drap of whis-
Ky is included. They use their tele-
scopic rifles which they load with old
maidish precision, ramming the patched
ball with great care, rapping away with
their mallets on hickory ramrods. Then
the sights have to be adjusted, and then
woe TO the rebel who approaches one
of the guns mounted on their earthworks
en- 6arJette When one of these sharp
shooters is sure that he has dropped his
man, he cuts rotch in the stock of his
rife; and some of them have already q
formidable array of death scores"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-25

BATTLE OF WINCHEsTER.-Geueral
Shields official report of the battle of
Winchester dated March 29) states the
Union loss at l03 killed, 44l wounded,
and "a missing, 1t had not been possi-
BILE then, however, to obtain an accurate
list of our losses, owing to the continued
activity of our forces. The enemy's loss
is more difficult to ascertain than our owD.
Two hundred and seventy were found
dead on the battle field. Forty were
buried by the inhabitants of the adjacent
village, and by calculation of the num-
ber of graves found on both sides of the
valley road between Winchester and
Strasburg, their loss in killed was about
500. and in wounded 1000. Their force
must have exceeded 1000, with 36 pie
ces of artillery, while ours did not exceed
1000 with "a pieces of artillery. Pris-
oners we're taken from eleven rebel regi-
mcnts and one battalion.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-25
Domestic Recipes.


iAt'''A l 'DDIN'''- axe one quart
o u''iN' OF wafer II io''N cannot Oe "aa'
anu "'e' Oo''l''g IL sur !" els"' '"O'e-
'Poon'u'S OF ory potato S'aFcn, N the
s"'le way as ih''an meal Is maze mo
nasty Pulu'nS' Aaa small lump o'
briskly but carefully until the starch i.
thoroughly ditiused and deprived Of lis
lumpiness. Make custard, and add the
starch as above prepared, and bake as you
do taploca pudding, and you will have
an article which, although an imitation,
a FARMERS RICE pUDDNG.-Tbe
pudding is made without eggs. Wash
half pint Of rice through two cold wa
,ers, and drain it we'll. Stir 1t raw into
quart of rich milk, or cream and milk
mixeJ adding op,rter or mound of
u'0"" s's"' "'u .''o'''s I'oo'''' "a u pow
u', eu ''''''au'o"' 1 u !" d ueeP pau anu
oaAe TWO hours or more "hen done
TIE rice VIII De perfectly sott, which you
may ascertain by dipping tea spoon III
70 the edge OF the pudding and taking
cut a little to try. Eat cold.
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eggs separate, the white to a froth, then
beat them together, and stir in the flour
and without delay pur into the oven.
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,;H. ,..a, .1.....2c,1.c ~. 1
sweet apples cut into small pieces; this
will afford an excellent Jelly, and is one
oil toe most luxurious yet simple paddlngS
made.
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grated rina oil TWO lemons; put INTO a
rlcn paste ana oaSe 'nen peat the whites
10 iFo'n' auu'ng TWO 'aolespooh'uIs OF
grated sugar 'pte"u On 'ne pies "heh
oone' put 'nem IN '"e oven ana Oake
"s"''' 'o' '"ieo minutes "e a0o'e 's