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St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
JAS, 7. ,BLAKIsToNE. =
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zaws 49,. -. ~,. - - -
thsbse tein. ofsosf Crest feurt! "a.
jossasd sen yesterday. ,sfser we'll .ss,essl
d.S sspd isbor;om session af nine idsys.
Al 's,na.us.,l uni, amount i civil aud eriuin.l
business VAS disposed Of, and. .dpriux the
tern.ss~e sxeeiag G,.iass OF she,s Cour.
we're held. !, No. siyis ss.us,,' Of rxt,.ord;.
nary issiposssnse xef, tiled. ana No ou...
s;sns ofisw were wr decided that v.s deem Of
specisl ia.srest "a o.r l.u reader, The al.
asriss !. :. rs. si.hs s.... .I.. w.,. tried
,.pss ,tt ssiaisal ssst..;
che n.rd.r Of M;.b,.l c,,:l,Ess..
sdilsyxpf aan,l.seh,v. ard ,,saeae.d To
ale Pssis,s siiaIr Two 70. .Ssi !, !.
usutb Bova ths q, ssl. (.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
Die0...,.

At Mii~ankee. Wisconsin,. on the 18th
Of January last, Mrs. Margaret Fowler.
wife OF Hcury Fowler, formerly Of Char
lotte Hall District in this county. The
deceased had wide circle Of relatives aud
friruds in this county. and enjoyed the
lpte aud esteem Of all who knew hsr here.
She died i tsr s7'h ssart tIlss
In Baltimore city. on the 24th instant.
Wm. Gardiner, formerly Of this county,
in the 20 y.ar Of his age. -4V o. .za
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
J. v, WILKINSON,
GROcEa& Commission.
III e r. CHI A M,
No. l2a Dugan's Wharf.
.,aa ,a.- Bill TT.MORE

Keeps constantly on hand . iarxe sesert.
men,of SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Tobaces, d.
gare. &c., which will be sold, whulesas st Co.
tail, at the l"wrs market prices. 4a..r
i. COUNTRY PRODUCE, Of all kinds, cold
"n e"usmission and special attention rslS 4.
the sale of TOBACCO. sWHEAT and other
GRAINS. Commissions os ali kinds <x,cu.
ted promptly. with the striktcs, regard 10 the
interest 'f the consigEee' 49,: j. sG
Public patronage 10 most respectfully coli.
cited. -. sai -.
Feb. eth. lSec-tf. -ABm a. .a.,-
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

OysPr MA Esthng H6HSes !leeasot6
bs paid ny the keepers -st oyster and eating
hoasss is $50, thraayhout tlss Site, .,s.,.z =
Females vending millinery aud other small
articles, whose stock in trade is nns over
$500. pay aiicenss VI Sc nonly; bu, il over
that amount, ral,..y are required ~ pay the
same license :as1 s,l.sr pcrsons--oath - be
taken as ~ the amount Vi stock al shs prin-
eirai seas.sn ,'f the year. g~s..r, a.. a. 49,.
The Clerk shall no; issue license 20 any
lcrsnn 4" ~c!! spir,uoas or iernfcnted liquorS
lr",n whsns r.s. Grand Jury has s-conune,,-
n d = license to be withheld, or 20 1 person
wh,~e Iice,s~ has bsrn Suppressed by the
Court, without the special order VI the C.nrt
The 8cth ss,ctiou of the Code. which res
snired AN appicant for license Il, open oys-
ter and ,afing houses, TO procure the recon-
nienslati..n VI two nrighboring frcehoiders.
and aiso io,Iiakc oath before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of his County. &c. a. to the
annual value oil his house, is repealed.
The sboss Yiieeuses-to rrtailsrs and oyster
and eating houses 60 into effect the lss Of
May.
BY the Act Of the last General Assembly o!
Maryland it was enacted that "w hen any per-
son. or b~iy .ppht;csor c,rporass slnl proIn,s~
10 sell or barter anything men,isned in the
prccelmS section, except spiri,uuus or fer
mentct liquors, he shall apply to the Clerk
Of the Circuit Cvur. oi ,hs eoan,y in which
he may reside, or il he resides in the CITY oi
Baltimore, to the Court of Common Pleas
for license therefor; bal 10 liccass n trade
or - sell spirilua,us ar lesmeuted liquors shall
| be issued ny any clerk Of court to .feme
co-c:::. CT ~ any person under the age al
| twenty one. without the special order al the
Judge "f the Gmrt; but no Julgs shalt give
such special order to issue license to sell slr.
ituons or irrmcnted liquors unless upon the
! recomnlahda,i,,r, of at least ten respect bic
| freclrl'iers, residents o: the wari or distric,
wherein the place Of sale may bc: and when.
ever any license shalt DO i.s,, Il :" feme cf,p-
ert "r minor tie raid .feme cuoest :. 90, mi.,o,
.lall he resp~Hib ible for al contrsct< made il
tie prosecution u their b,lsines. rr"i suc'.
license. md shall Le liable to be su,,i thcrr,.4
in any curt Of this State; and the said .fmc
eocert may be sued "a, ir.iicied and prosecuted
in cass oi a violatUE by her of the License
Laws ol this State, or in Case she should keen
disnr,i-rIy l,ol.e, as if she was a teme sole ;
and, if judgment he obtained against her or
any coltract, execusi"a shall or may issue iti
| the ordinary way to effect her separate estate
| Provided, however, that such responsibility
shall inino manner effect or impsir the ses.
pol.iDil,y Of the husband 0r parent under
/ the exciting laws. aud that this act shall
take effect oh the ,hirtiesh day Of Aprit . a.
| THOMAS L. DAVIS.
/ March ss.h, tsss11a,a1o. O Sheriff
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

forces. arc reported. and il Is 'b"rght ID
some qnartcrs. ,ha. Grr Knserrans' posi-
tion il somewhst endangered IN conse-
- rbauos Ia prevailed fr thc past two
6ree 3sya. tka, the CoEfctierases are
at 20 padon their position o,1SlI Hap
ps6spS1 - f.il back up"n II -,
g q y eldne. il is said. thar ~ =
tio6 L ihe forces under Iss ,e
go % Esstucky. This is NJ J.
3lksRGRUA il entatlcd, in our
- a vssy Eslstsd degree Of creds
Late Intelligence from Chaple(s id
'Savann.h sh.ws that the prospect for .
speedy Teductiou Of either of these tlaces
10 fsr from k.ing bright one. Indeed.
il is even stated: that ''it Is uneertaiu
awheu ss stack epsa soy Of thsES. S.nihern
A'laatic posts may b expected" Gen.
Hunter. is reported TO be increasing in
.anpopsiashyl asd nsishst nsa epf eassrs
] .iasss;.l .hass sny sonsdenes 10 his ability ss a
The Frcbelr 7privatecrs still contiane
.yhcir depreiations upon Northrpl. CON
',scrcs. and the property thus far, destroyed
by them & estimated ~ 22O 200, 900. i,
Is stated. that Mr. Seward has entered .
protti against, the sale Of stesmers to the
arebel" Government. by citizens of Engs
lsnd.i snd it IA sappr. headed that troubie
may grow out Of his ,correspondencs upon
Ihis sabjeet. sa<2 q; IEv,3as "a sga~'E =
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

10 Spalding Exr: Of ting a. Court d
,: pa,b.I a.a! 4 81 gEqsisy.. y..s,, -. =.
- ssethers. &ssz J., ,s,i,.i,.. i: = - =. !.
nRDRRED by the Court ihal the re-
" port OF y. G.zHsaris, Trus.ee In this
cause. be ratified aud confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the third Monday Of june ncrs,
pro, !dcd 2 copy Of this order be inserted
in some sewsInper puhIithedR in ! sslas
Mary's County dses b .isss ,ssrs-ssi,S
weeks before the frst day Of May next.
The rePart states that the farm, com.
monty called the home farm, being the
same Of which William Dunbar died seized
was % 4 for two tbousan... and lifty dollars,
aud that the farm which Joseph Du.bar
purchased Of Janes Thomas vas sold Tor
iwo thousand dollars. -, :.
-,ads ~ppr GEORGE BRENT, 70
'8 Thereby certify that the .foregoinx 10 .
true copy taken from the original fi.ed 10
my Office Test. "9' ao0ia& 81
=, ..a.., JAMES T. BLACKSTONE. =
March 26lh. 1so3-3w. -,s.. d :, ~. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
r' ..-2.I NOTICE '.s s5vaG sa- r
TO Traders, Keepers Of Ordina.
ries and Others.

TRADERS, Keepers Of Ordina,iea and 9th.
l. 1@'ers are hereby notified, in pursuance ofthe
Act Of Assembly, in such case made and pro :
vided, to take out and renew their 7gs esf~
LICENSES between the lst and 10th
rt' @, ladayl Of May next,T s~s
a. the law will he rigidly enforced aeainsi shose
WIN neglecs to comply with the provisions of
the Ae, Of Assembly. PASSED a. January Ses-
sion, 1858. ~ va.s r., r.s- 81 ..- = g p,
Fhs Law does net authnrize any person or
psrsons 70 sell or har,er goods, wares and mes.
ehand..e, without Grs, having obialred q LIZ
CENCE, from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
BY order Of Judge BRExr
JAMES T. BLAKlSTONE, CiK.
ofthe 9 e.. for 81. Mary . County. ID.
March 26th. 1s63-sI0M - = r-z-.s : u
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
FAULTY I0TICl.

HVHK object Of this suit is to obtain p
Il decree for . division or ssle. Of the
real estate of the late Joseph Dayi4N st.
Mary's County. Il ago7 .stas lo >. ,easqs.--.
The bin in substance states, that the
said Joseph David died in 1850. Fin,estate
and unmarried. leaving as bis heirs. the
complainant, Margaret David, Catharins
Csriss, wife Of Sampson Cariss, of BaIti-
more City. Joseph r. Clarke. john
Clarke, Rebecca Clarke and Margaret
Clarke. children Of Maria Clarke, siste,
Joseph David. The bill further states. of
that the said Joseph David died seized and
possessed Of tract Of land lying, and be,
ing ia, St. Mary's Csunty called and
known 40 RICHARDS MANOR. con-
tanning one hundred aad seventy sever
acres. The bill further charges, that said
Real Estate cannot be divided among said
heirs without great loss and injury and
that il would be to the interest and advzn-
tags Of all parties to have the same sold
and the proceeds adistributed among tic
parties entitled to tho same; and It ap.
psaring to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that John Clarke. one Of tie Defendants.
resides beyond, she jurisdiction Of this
Court, il 10, therefore, ordered this 81 day
Of March Anno Domipi- 1858, that The
conplaiaana BY causing copy. Of .this or
der 10 BE- publishea once week Tor four
successive weeks in the Saint Mary's
BeacOn before she third Mopasy Of August
neat. give aOtice 70 the, absent defendant
Of the sas1rs. ohjsetI and Substance Of thia
bill and warn che said absent defeudsut .
be IN this Court. ID person or by attorney.
on or before the third gdoeday IN Moves.
ber uext.sto answer the premises .and show
cause. If any he has. Why decree shsuld
net pass - prayed. and that in- default
;s:.s ;s:.;:. :. .:i'.!. Il z 81" con-
-'so :ss' so s.'}ssIf GEO. BRENTsgwg
|, 4 hereBy certify dat the sssreseins b
= ,trus eopy AIKEN from ths. 16G1Sal He'd
ip ny of6ee this 81 March IL 4. aoIa'
>rr LANES 4, BI4Axf ~ -
rd .s'aa,-oi riggs I'd ~
March, 18th. Hess II. =.
-l--->-- -.
::sRo BE k1 81 !. :. :.
wE0LEsxEx .a.d xETA kocrx.
..gl.a -.''-l 10 ss VIZ fsi4f ssstsr.l fsS.
..,e,g, . Bsaaiasore, Md.,ss
N.rss S,h, fsss-ss. =.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

The applc mt murt either make oath, a.
heretofore. before the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of the county where he IL engaged in
business 1T the amount OF goods kept on
hand at the principal season Of sale; or the
nath may be administered By = Justice of
the Peace when the perso y, wanting the IL
rense applies through an agent II the lat
ter course be adopted. the following form
VIII ee dssmc'! a sutficicn. compliance with
the act: Z. -.@''
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
LEONARD TOWN
:::::eltll FACTORY. :. :, :.

ksH4A6 .Pssxlsa6ed las sasige jniersat q
III the late firm af NSorgan. Jamissn & Co.
the undsrasned viii csad 6ct che bs.sussss with
Ess :,asa asa e s'.ssi ssssiita. crosns. s,.s-
faetsred gnui the bsst fybaccu to Be obtstSsa
in the market. will be 5keps EconHastly ON
hss'd, ami oFaess asvsai - sesssvet isssb. and
Cigars delivered At Factory prices, in eiti,ere II,
the csaahsk a fPrihcse GxDfgc. Charles st.
Aary's. CalvsIt q. Anne sAnndsi.s s.-.ir
hheral share Of the patronage nf ihs peo.
pie af sSQuthrrn Maryland 8 earnestly Easriss
sd fnr thb rdyaneea,sn: efr HOME INDUS
TRY. lA-sa d on sl3ssnoad ofilsseG ssjes with
reassahlsFpN6fsTA yuwxor~A
( ~ AL ordsrs ail,irested 70 the un!ersicn.
cd g LsMasd Town e:o.. ~iiI,bs psoapssy
ssAssdsd b. sgTso0 sd, al s,is,1,s' .IYrvHw
s1,,k5D soak .,sLgR. A. JAuBOy&
"s.. s'"' isosTriJ~s1 s'<sPesl1 serfs7 doe
ES-x EtSF IA aa-uN
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
Trihnti VI respsct . the late Gen. Geo
4,sl.s. &c Morgan .vf.lr-.n 49,

t,l.s. s.iac- Morgan .vs..r-,o I'D
AsF<s aeesing of the ,Cesrt anA Bar.
held At the Court HOuse. in Leonard
Town ssu Tho l2Ist instant. on motion.
Hen, George Brent vas called to the chair.
and James e. Blakissone WAS aappoiatea
sssressfy.- B:'t. Harris, Raj. :, s,ssed the
chj-c, Of the meeting. and, ,noyed that q
co-ssi..ee ofy saar' he appointed BY the
chair to- draft resolutions expressive Of the
sense !sof the sas.ti"g iD r-!ati.U to tn.
,u-lanchoiy demise Of their bsosher,s and
Late fslioy lnenbe e of fhe Rar. GeorgeG,
Morgas. Ia + FpeusAhs aappsion Of ST.
HarriJp pdliOs, ne essk samed alcs,rs.
Harris. Icais. Stone sidI Duxns 10 the
comu,issce-F The eouni,ses tksu retirsd.
aud. sss~s- a~bfief sbsencs. rspotea by
u. .h"'Hsrris. E,q.. their chairman. the
following prcassLls snd rcsslusioas. which
we're unanimously adopted.
q es much as Il h.S pleased Aiuighty
Gea in lAis divine bat uysterious prosi.
denee. 20 take from oursmidst George G..
Morgan. Eag. a men,ber Of this Bar -
Resslred, That by the death Of Gen.
GsorgeSO. Morgan the Bar Of Saint Ma
ryts have loAt ope Of its ablcss aud 7moet
cs,eemed members. and the community j IN
which be lived Que Of its NEST upright,
us-fal snS popular citizens. -
Reslsed, by the members af the Bar
Of the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's
C"nniy THAT. Ltiag ,desirous Of showing
the respect aid fricujly regard entertain.
ed by. thea. for their deceased brother,
they viii wear Grape upon their left.uarm.
!"r the space "f thirty days. YH@R
Realrrd. That We ,euder opr heartfelt
sympathies to the fausly i ne dscea'ed
ia their great bereavement and sffiiction.
Rssc1rsd. That sls Court bt requested
70 have the proceedings Of this meeting
aud Jul Sspy o isSss. r. p..olu,ious s1n n,s be-
sent to .the family, Of lshs lesaeseds#s ~
Upop sls a.ssapb blipe 6 shsi Cont shs
foregoing pfesh.tis aiid resnlasions we're
presented by b. @. Harris. Eeq with
msAfPreIfiase 1msFtsss sswbishf his
Hohsr, Judge Brent. responded IN a fsel--
ing and sioaueas .naansrl HI shea Or
dered ths pseeesdings a be entered upon
the min minutes of Of the Court. and, a. ?
msher testim"nial Of respcct to the mem;
CRY # the deceased. ad5ouraed The Court
for the day.
JAS, T, BLAKIsTONE.:
5gNSkT teretary.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
OiSS0LETiOyOF, CO-PARTNEE
=, e,e, SNIP .as a., 4sa.. W

kaoPaxiaerabip. hsfetafor .esIstipg b.
tween The undersignss., under Tie 6rm
ana style OF Leach 4 -HerSsst, Ss-this-d day dis
;ssFsd ~ aAnsaal ecnsept-S All ,pessous .is~
de6ssd 70 the laie 6rm are Hereby feqnestsd u
come forwardp and xacttle ,thei.a indsbtetress
Without dslaI. Elhs, Parry. h aashesizsc q
"a ~. . si.dalgo alo. /. 1hHsaI assslI.r: ::
Sept aeth. iSslr-<Eg
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
,dFgRESHINo K1oHZaE:S.' ,

II hase faI sale On eeiiee' 7yitit s1SSSSs
Horss P1ser and w. w. Diness & Co.'S
Irox TArs,iter. ssitA RerOlrisg Stssve Carrier.
The machine 10 warranted 20 fendisS sstjSkr.
fidn to nii pusc6asers The =pvicsssf 4HW
powell aodn9hI TisDshefsAa1 0snsxsCMfier.
delisssed 81 - skarf III So 1sSUSsd hsy.
Fsrm@ys Are isvissa % sesii Il 4n;ss ~ gIcsss ) I.
Lepnasd Bewa aad sgAmiesphh lkseukes.
1sss .sihslsss-
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
Saint Mry's County, 70 ~it:

Saint Marys County, 10 rit:
On this--days of----------1ses,
before the subseriber. q Justice of the, Peace
of the State Of Maryland, in and for said
county, PERSONAL appeared . - : ~ land
Traders License under the laws OF the state
to the Clerk OF the CIRCUIT for Saint Mary.
o,unty, aud made oath thst t,sa amount of
stock, Of c'ois generally kept on hand by
him Tor by the concern i,s Uhieh he Is engaged.
inscase it saa partnership at the principal
season Of sals Cor if the Applicant has not
amount efthe stock Of goods he speeis 70 keep.
@e-'' does, net tDi VIVA aetl exeeed---i - II
u the oath be Administered sy Jusaiee
ofshe Peace out Of the county sia wissclS tlss
application is made, these must b asl~eh.d
the certificate Of the Clerk Of the CirenieC C1ost
Of the county in which the Justice resides.
Pefsons may seIl salt to cure fish in-kswch.
April and May without liceuse.B Vesdesy Of
cakes srd venders Of beer aad cider, who
are the. snakesss of such beer and cider,
llss,T beesd excepted,) are noi. requipsd %
psy license. Il
Lseensesso 0rdiaariss aad Tapern Xeqxzs.,
The hcsnsss I" ordinaries sad tavern
keepers . sell spirisous or fermentsd NJ
auors or lager bcsr in aaan,i,ie. less than !
pint At sny one tune. are as follows: Pro-
vklel that the applicant shall 6r.t be re-
co,nnendsd to the Clerk By two respectable
frseholdsrsl Of bis immediate vicinity, and
shalI make. oath before aid Clerk that be
has bona ksie land without 'jnseniine 70
svade the fcquisssnents- of this article, pro-
vidsd and expects to maintain sx gnod
hetih witsh suaisseqg A'yerips thess,E- and
three roous more than sufiicisRt afur tle Iai--
sate uses VI sasl1 srdiuary .rksepsr. ,;sith
ssAtliag Iand prosenier .for Eve hos,es 4:
leass; and sif said applicant irssils.s 70 he
GtEof Baltimore. t,st he has prpriled and
exEsrss 70 maintain twelve sood lsds- witl,
esg@ing - sfanwsih and. ix syuxns. ,sssT
The said applicant is also to make os.shI
bsEge the Clerk as % the rate OF sent or
aunpal value VI the house q o. iin uwiica
the .bssihtss 70 BE- authorised ty@as' iicesss
msf he eone. OF io,cndsa as.te dsoe. isi..W
the ve,,tsl "r annual vsiae isliot z1rgf
o,R~ sfoo snE s,as
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

rou' and itru,entea liquors o. lager Sctr. N
q"antifie uy =. sa~n q piyssiss NE sop
"i eisns deila.s E!es ~ le7os sfpsx
ing tlefsforshaiizats' da.iu 1i&,~ W al
pods ehatsels. wares and merch ,ndisc, pay
shs therefor the sumihsrein before prrscribc.
according te tbs AMOUNT Uf MS It ck in
rae, J" o.,s; In, ~, ~ :ax
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

xhahkAf -z1Alsp ssrz sai =, t7s>as-f. 49, ~
=. Our thanks are jae 10 Hoss Heur.
May foracepy Of .he Exrise and Dircc.
Tax Laws. for report Of the Senate Com
mittee on the conduct of the war, and forr
other interesting and valuable public dec
uasents. We are also indebted to him for
70 package Of North .Csrolila cotton, seed
This latter present. not being agricultur-
lists ourselves. We viii hand over to some
one Or our neighbors, The culture Of
cotton in our section mas for the present
prove . profitable pursuit. and its intro
ductiop. as . staple. max. at this time.
BE- erninently proper. We will state,
however, that IL IL neither aur desire nor
intention to encourage any permanent
innovation upon what may be regarded as
the rested rigkts Of the Gulf States
They have. heretofore. grawn an abun-
dance Of cotton for us. aud. when this war
shall be ended, We have no doubt they
will sgain be able to serve US. II our
old relations cannot be. rcstered. NC would
prefer. under the new regime. that our
State should turn its attention to the man
afacture. rather than the growth of cot
ton; but. circumstances and the result Of
the war must determine. We suppose, how
far We shall be grati6cd. At all events,
we are fa,is6ed, from, the antecedents Of
Dir. May. that this present vas made US in
a proper spirit. and. with this belief. We
accept It. with rsnewcd tender Of our
thanks. s.t..ra
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

fur fae Trayer1cr.
SsScvai misor criminal eauses were dis.
posed Of, BY confession and subnissios to
,te Ceurt. and IN some old cases, sgaiuss
NON -resideot psuiesg sstss were sssessdrby
she s'tsss,s Attorney. The Grand and
Peti, jursrs were very punctual in thei!
attendance upon the Court. and disckssF~d
sseIsssMpssaixs= =assiss zissea.asssss~thsa
flicitcd h.sassre eulogys from ii. Hon
y. The llOsmer body fyuLd several ,psw
rreseptmsnss during tue term, but i,se.
gratifying to b, aLle 70 aruounce the fact.
shas, ,',his Homer left 20 party suriea;
charged With grade, ofsssime' that cap
suLjees him to soimprisOnmers. '4' =. ,,.,l $50"
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
y. d. 0AisosNEa,
z. v. STUART, &c
II ]. D. GARDINER

Keep coassaadyssn hard large and careful.
y sele1ted stock of Groceries. Liqusrs, DC. o.
sh1assk 96sis. i66e-sf.a 90 tia azhE
-, u 10 49, -. .---.----E : :.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26
MeseAa 2Gsh. .,lssaz'- ~ rs1o, ar.
KA TIFyCA TON NOTICE.

NA AIIF7CA11ON NOTICE.
Ans. A. Csrpesses. a- In she Circui.
ssashr.4d '@sgqs II Court~0fSt AIsl
=. v+ .H's'' y'@A Sary's Cotinsy,, sit
10 Spaldings Exr: Of J ting as Cour. u
J : ps1s,, s,sss, 's''sf, 4 !Esqsi'y, ..s ID
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-26

March 26.h. 1s63-3u.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08
CLAms AGAINST UNITED STATES.


FINLEY BIGGER, Date Register Of the United
States Treasury,) and CHARLES y. SHERMAN,
Counsellors at Law, will devote their entire Atten-
ton to the prosecution and settlement OF demands
against the United States, growing out Of the pres
ent war, including the Accounts and Claims OF
States, Contractors and DiHbursing OtlcerB; appi-
cations for the restoration Of property illegally
seized or captured, and for compensation for the
use Of private property for Government purposea,
and for damages for the injury Of such property h
the army, for military pay, pensions, hhd bounty
lands, and for distribuve shares ii moneys pAya-
hle At the Treasury and due to subcontractors and
othera. .. -..f. ....
They win also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and TO unprofessionh ageRtB In htl-
gated easesi and prepare written arguments when
desired ...
with nonresident Agents who may send them
claims, an equitable division OF eomnliasions viii
be made.
Undisputed Demands Will be collected and
promptly remitted for commission Of from hall
TO two and half per cent?, depending on the
amount; and negotiations with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms. ..
by prompt attention, moderate charges, long ez.
pertence, and minute knowledge Of the eN-laws,
regulations, rules, and precedents governing that
class Of business Ht the Departments, they hope to
render their services Useful TO olairantu and public
creditors. .....
Reference may be made 20 members OF Congress,
and officers of the Government; and especially, by
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHTTTLEsEY, First
Comptroller Of the Treasury. Ill.
Address MesErs. BIGGER & SHERMAN,
Washington, ID. G.
Office, No, si5 street, near Treasury and VIII.
lArds Hotel. nov s-6ln.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08
RALFmoHE AND ONO RAILROAD.
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an and Aftsr Monday, March asd, 1893,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS


THE PASSENGER TRAINS
between
UAsHINGToN, BALTIMORE, AND THE WEST
will run as follows:
Si1 Daily TrainS botSeen Wd&hthgtOR aRd Bait
Too Daily Trains 0etlSseH Washington and the
WeSt,
Too Daily Trains bstOeen Washington aud Har-
Per'S Ferry.
On SIndays three rGiRs 10 Baltimore and one 10 he
Passensefs for the West make close connections
and Ohio rsiroSd, Tor ali points West, al lo0sr rates
: Tor Phladelp phiG and HeiD York-LeAve Washington
al 8 and II .l6 a. m, and $40 p. m.
For AnnGPOliJ-Leaye Washington at 8 a. m. and
FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
and stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave WaBhiRgtSL at $50 and a. m. and $50
p, m.
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at All, o6 and 10 a. m. and 400,
$50 and p. m. Sundays a. 80 and 800 a. m. and
8p. m. only.
8, and o. y. m. Sundays at a. m. and and $40
p. m. only.
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
10 a. m. and 400 pm, for Washingtoni arrive there
at ll.62 a. nj. and 460 y. m, Leave Washington at
a. m. and p, m, for Baltimore, arrive there at
5,46 a, nj. and I 90 and 6.bOp. IN.
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from BNlti-
more or WaShngton.
Passengers leaving Washington at $50 and a. M.
and $40 p. M, make connections at Washington
Ohio railroad for all points west Of the Ohio river
and for all points along the line the Baltimore
and Ohio road, in Maryland and virginia
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
TTains only. W. p SMITH,
feb l8 Master Of Transportation.