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by 7. G, DgLEON, Esq,, laic "a
Of the Cosmopoltc"
A. J. REQulER, Esq, one Of Ih =
distinguished Of Southern poets. i u
engagement TO contribute regularly 10
columns.
JOHN Il. THOMPSON, Esq, 4
editor Of the Southern Literary Mss
ger, alike briilian, in prose and rodq
on our list.
WIN. EVELYN, ESQ, late c3aa
the Crescent Monthly Is our 70
New Orleans correspondent, ard -
t.,ou,,., ~ o,s.s. Departments
During the year - shall pubs
series OF sketches.
The Dead HEROES OF the c, nfedehf
by Z W. ALEXANDER, Is ibsr
known "I'. W. A." ConIc,a a's
correspondent
Mrs. A. Dgy. CHAUDR0N M
lator Of " Joseph the Second AZ
Court y and the Rev. DR. II. n Pik
will contribute original articles and q
translations from the French and !
man.
We have now on hand brilliant
from the pen Of" KAMBA THO y
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THE suNDAy TIMES hs
AGRICULTURAL AND HIM,
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Mobile Ad~Grtiscr, and moe li'ely '
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Horticr .usist.
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Notice.

MR.. HENRY RAWS0N, has been
lN appointed U. 4 Commissioner.
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COTTON REGULATIONS.

Concerning The Weighing and Mark
ing If Clifton, the Assesn.ens and
Collection If The Tar, and 'he Re
"'ouct Of Cotton mdcr Bib of
Ladisg.
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val, copy Of their Manifest or Way
Bill, so far as it relates to any cotton
transported by them, AMI stating therein
who ther the cotton Is class A, Il, or q,
as hcrcinhsfore required
Bcfore thu eotton i. .h;nn.d .h.
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sss.or or The nearest A s.;sian, s.ss.or
Of tho distr;et in which tho co,to,, wa.
produced. for a permit to remove This
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d. mnrks placed unon Tho hales and
give thc Weight Of es,h. and must si.o
state bv what rout, ard mode If can,
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thr n.r,c ~ tbc ty,n.nc,tas;on corna.
nv w;th he mama of H. CaIl.c,o, ~
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
MARYLAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

FHE progress of Life Insurance in the Tn
ited States proves this great Growing
triumph Of modern science and phiIanthro-
ply to be- one of the marvellous features OF GU:
social ecouom".
The wisdom OF all ages has devised moth
ing thai compares with H. Ii is 50 manifest
" good, that it is difficult TO see how an in
telRsent man with proper coilcern for tho
comfort aud protection OF his family. can fail
10 avail himself of rs benefits.
Life Insurance leaves ready money to set
tie estates to advantage. 1t will prevent 4
sacrifice of property 4 3 mar die in debt. Il
Is subject TO no Tax during life. moi orphans
Cour. expenses after death. It is exempt by
law from debt. Ii is rapidly becoming a
rule that ali men of inst attributes insure,
Gun Maryland Company c1mnnends its-lf
to the confidence ard patronage of our peo-
pie in all parts Of the State. Its directors are
men Of known integrity and ability. TO whom,
the pnblic may look with confidence for a
just and careful supervision of lis affairs. Il;
must be clear to every intelligent mind that
if we would secure the largest prosperity -
our State and people individual ly. we must
build " our institutions and keep our capt.
tai at home.
Had the five million dollars sent otit of the
State annually for insurance been Invested ut
home, it would hrve tod favorably upon or
-9,MG~w alth and COMMERCE. This is emlhat-
icslly ouR coNPANYXg6tten UP BY or BEST
merchants to afford the Opportunity for all
to insure without sending the money GU; OF
our own State. The affairs Of the Company
are marased with economy.
Such has been our marked success that we
were able after the second year TO declare
and pay ia CASH as large dividends aS tie OIL
DEsT and LARGEST company III the United
States. The Company feel greatly encour-
aged by the patronage AID corporation they
have received, and solicit continuance OF
the same. S,lf-respect, State pride and in
tereSt, com bine to make this the COM any t,r
Us.
Now, dear sirs, in view of all the advanta:
ges of Life Insurance as an investment--the
uncertainty Of life-the strong claims OF vi te
and children upon husband and father-is 1t
not the moral iuty ofevery man 10 put some
thing in form that will prevent want and
distress, or trouble on the part OF those he
loves
BY all means Insure, aud do it at once 10
the Maryland Company. The officers OF this
Company are
GEOP THOMAS, President.
A X FoRD, Secretary.
Bo.l1MDSscToEs
Hamilton Easter, CO Il Hilner,
Alien \ Chapman, Thomas Cassard,
Geo ? Thomas, William Devries,
Hugh SisSon, Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. Jr,
A J MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruder, Judge Ford. Judge Ma
son. Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton AMI
Editor of Beacon.
sH-A j MYERS, the State Agent. will be
in Leonardtown during the first week of Co"r:
to transact the business Of the company. and
will also insure property in Baltimore Compan-
les
Aug 81, s68-tf
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that he possesses, or before ne day Of the
next general election viii possess the con-
stitutionai qualifications Of age, citizen
ship and residence, and is no, disqualified
under the provisions of the third anaffth
sections of The frst article of the Con>ti-
tuition
He also gives notice that he will attend
at the same place and during the same
hours. on Monday the l22th and Monday,
the l9th day Of October, 1865, for the
purpose Of correcting the Books Of Reg
istrat;on and published list Of registered
voters, in pursuance Of the provisions Of
section ten. &c, of said Act Of the Gene
raj Assembly.
STEPHEN FOXWELL,
Officer of Registration.
Sept. 1S68-,d.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10

a. m. until 8 o'clock p m, for the pur-
pose of ai.ch2rging his duty a. such Or
Ger Of Registration. according TO the pro
visions Of said Act of the General Assem-
blv Of Maryland.
The Registration Act Of 1868 provides
that it shall be the dett # Registers 10
correct the lists of qualified voters by
striking therefron the names of perus,s
who nav have removed from the county
or State, or who may have died, or fpve
bct7yne disqualified under the thirdtnd
fifth sections of the first article of the
Constitution and also to add to said'ists
of qualified votes. and register as such
every white male person who shall appl,
to them TO be registered, and satisfy then
that he possesses, or before the day ofthi
next general election viii possess, th'
col7 &;Inai qualifications age, citizen
ship titd9lence and is not disqualified
under nn PROVISIONS of the third aud fftl
section i the first article of the Constitu
ton.
He also gives notice that he viii astenf
at the same place and during thessam
hours. On Monday, the 18th, and Mon
day. the 10Th OF October. 1853, 70
the purpose of correcting the Books
Registration and the published list
registered voters, in pursuance of tn
provisions of section ten, &c, of SAT-
Act of the General Assembly
STEPHEN .rONESn.
Officer of Registration
Sept 3. 18GS-td.
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COMMISSIONERS:

ts,HE undersigned, appointea Conmic.
y s"nsrs ., BY , ine G,Tcu', Court ter St;
divide toe real estate of the late William
II Garner, said real estate living aul be-
ing 10 Chaptico District, il. the ounty
aud State aforesaid, called and known as
{" CHICK containing 200
acres more or less
- u w '''Dt cou'aIhlng lfp aGes'
- 80
"BLOOMFIELD" containing 40 acr,s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
CHARLOTTE HALL,

On Monday, the DIST Of September, Mon
day. the 18th Of September, and Monday
the 9th of Octover, 1868, from 9 O'clock
a m. until s o'clock. p. m. for the pur-
pose Of discharging his duty as'such Off
Ger of Registration, according 70 the pro-
visions Of said Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland.
The Registration Act of 1868 provides
that it shall be the duty of Registers to
correct the lists of qualified voters By
striking therefrom the names OF persons
who NAV have removed from toe county
or STATE. or who may have died or have
become disqualified unIcr the third and
fifth sections OF tue first article If he
Constitution aud also to add to said Isis
OF qualified voters, aud register as such
every white male person who shall apply
TO them ~ be registered, and satisfy
them that he possesses, or before the day
Of the next general election will possess,
the Constitutional qualifications Of age,
citiz aship and residence, and is not dis
qualified under the provisions of the third
and fifth sections Of the first article OF the
Constitution.
lie also gives notice that he will attend
at the same place and during the same
hcrTs, on Monday, the 18th and Mon-
day. the 10Th of October, 1868, for the
purpose of correcting the Books of Regis
;ration and the published list of register
Ell voters, in pursuance of the provisions
of section ten. &c, of said Act OF the
General Assembly.
JAMES II. ALVEY,
Officer Of Registration
S.pt. -. 1SoS-td.
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lBELL'S CONTENT,
containing about
60 acres !:
BOUGHT OF Platter,
l&I l~2 ACRES


living in the 9th Flee ton District of Saint
Mary's county, on the Three Notchcd
Road. These tracts are adjacent to each
other, making one of the rros. desirable
forest farms in the county.
The Dwelling House is large, comfort
able and in excellent repair. All ncccs-
sary outbuildings aud fencing in good or
der. The place is very healthy. fine wa.
ter and abundance of wood The soil is
kind, adapted to Corn aud Tobacco espe-
pccially. There is now ane crop grow
ing. which will show parties wishing to
purchase its value as farm.
Sold to pay balance of purchase money
due-no better title.
sTEKMS OF SALE,
as prescribed 81 the decree, are One
half cash on the day Of sale or tho ratihca-
ton thereof. aud :he balance in one year
and eighteen months from the day Of sale
the deferred payments 10 bear interest
from the dag Of sale, to be secured By the
bonds of the purchaser with security to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee.
Upon the payment Of all the purchase
money the Trustee is authorised to e3e-
cute deed to the purchaser. free, clezr
and discharged from all the GLAZING Of the
parties TO this cause.
JOS Fl KEY,
Trustee
Auz y, 1s5S-ts.
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BOHRDING.

AIRS. J c. MILBCRN formerly of st
vi Mlry's, has taken the house No. 50,
H4sover St, Bait, between Baltimore ST and
lombard. sud is preparedto receive perms-
.ae1t and transient teardeIs-s
De-. 7tl, lSo3-tf,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
DRY GOODS Cheap FOR
EVERY BOBi.

vTENRY FORD hopes to have the
III pleasure o. seeing all his friends
during the coming season a MEGISsrSs
20 West Baltimore ST.. poar Gsy st. Bal
,imore, Md.
Aug ~. 1865 Sm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
ORCHARD

rponit, containing about ten thousand trees
in full bearing, aud embracing all the
choicest and most marketable varieties Of
ftuit The most of this Orchard Is young
and will net reach It's prime until the next
season.
The soil of this estate is remarkably fine
and well improved, and all the staple PRO
ducts of thu, section can be advantageous
" grown upon It,
There is large quantity of fine mead
ow and gra zing land upon this property,
which could be turned to.cxeellent adyan-
tage in the raising of stock for market.
The "Wharf Buildings" are among the
very best upon the Potomst, embracing
WHARF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
ST. INIGOES STORE,

on Monday, the Dist of September, Mon
day, the 18th Of September, and Mon
day, the 9th Of October, 1868. from 9
o'clock, a m, until 6 o'clock, T. m, for
the purpose of discharging his duty as
such Officer Of Registration, according to
the provisions Of said Act of the General
Assembly Of Maryland.
The Registration act of 1865 provides
that it shall be the duty Of Registers to
-Glrrect the lists of qualified voters b,
An,, ,h..rofr~,,,,- me H1mes OF persons
who may have removed from the county
or State, or who may have died, or have
become disqualified under the third and
fifth sections of the first article Of Il c
Constitution and also to add to said lists
of qualified voters, and register as such
every white male person who shall apply
to tho N to be registered, and satisfy them
that he poss csscs, or before the day Of the
next general election will possess, The
constitutional quail Of age, citi-
zcnship and residence, and is not disqual-
fled under the provisions of the third
ana fifth Sc ton OF the first article Of the
Constitution.
He also gives notice that he VIII attend
at the same place and during the same
hours, on Monday, the l2th and Monday,
the 18Th day of October, 1865, for the
purpose of correcting the Books of Regis
traitor and published liot of registered
voters, in pursuance of the provisions Of
section ten, &c, Of said Act of the Gene
raj Assembly.
JOHN FORD,
Officer Of Registration.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
STORE HOUSE,
DIV EILINt;

md cvcrv other essential buildirg. The
profit i il. " hurt are large, and It's To-
cation tor store house Is very desirable,
This Plantation lies in a compact body,
has an abundance of hue
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
MARYLAND
Agricultural College
FALL TERN OPENS SEPT'BER 10Th.
Charge. Reduced since Circulars was
Printed

HNERMS per session Of Ten Months
Board SITS Tuition So.
Sixty Students from the State received
free of charge for tuition. Applications
for Tie free Scholarships must be mace 10
the President of the Board of COUNTY
School Commissioners before the 9th Of
September ~ Send for Circular.
Aug 10, 1S68-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
Slave Registration Notice.

NIIE time for the Registration Of Slaves
i having been extended to MAJ, 1869.
notice is hereby given To all Interested, tia,
| will be Ia Lconaft.town on the Lud
TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH
until HE expiration OF the time named
above for the performance Of my duties tn
der tire law. Parties at distance who may
be unable 10 visit LeonardtCwu, cn the times
named. will be waited upon at their residence
if they desire 1t and viii, write 10 me 70 that
effec, q, Leonardtcwn bfiicr
q DENT.
S!a-e Resis;Tator.
Aug 90, ls68-u.
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WHARF & BUILDINGS,

number Of acres unknown.
An these lands arc located 10 the lth
Election District of Saint Mary's county
aforesaid.
This property is beautifully located on
the Potomac River, aud has one of the
finest
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
FOR SHERIFF.

JAMES f. ALVEY is nouucad as a
candidate for Sheriff in 1869 AMI ". q
eeiye foy that POSITION the sulh-s :, slp.
port OF the Ito.l.L.
n; - 1867
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
t. the IottrS IF the Sirti Election Dis
triCt.

THE undersigned, Ohccr Of Resistra-
Z ton for the Sixth Election District of
Saint Nary'> County compliance
with the requirements Of the Ac, Of 1863.
chapter 2@7s which makes i, the duty Of
Officers Of Registration to sit at some
place convenient to the voters Of their
respective districts for tnree days. COM
mcncing on the third Monday OF Septem-
Der in each year, for the purpose OF dis
charginstheir dusies-hereby gives notice
that be vii attend a.
OAkFILLE.
on Monday. The 2lst Of September, Mou-
day, the 18th Of September. and Monday,
the 9th # October. 1855. fror . o'llcsk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10

WHEAT. WHEAT
Genuine
PnOSPHO PERUVIAN
MAnIPU LATED
GUAIo
a COMPOUND OF CHOICE PERU.
WAN AND PHOSPHATE GU
AMOS WITH ALKALINE
SALTS MINUTELY
COMBINED.

"his Guano is especially commanded 10
Il the Plda!er, Of 81. Mary's county, rs
equal if not superior TO any manure mot ex-
cepJing Peruvian Guanol in tho production
of U'heat Of superior quality and equal 10
Bone Du't. The best Planters i'll Maryland
and virginia attest this. For many years
rIst quantities Of this Guano has been sold
greatly improved sine the ,cdr. /; has met
with unqualified approval. The Ammonia
and Phosphate Of Lime are properly proper
toned 20 perfect crop and .dl value 10 land.
No such manure can be produced S.'romots
the growth of grds,-improvement must
therefor fo,low-we use nothing but best ma
terial and all Planters are invited 10 inspect
our material and manufacture.
trial Of this valuable Guano is earnestly
solicited. Circulars attesting can be had
on application TO the undersigned or aScn-
cles.
IA contains equal parts Of Peruvian and
Phosphate Guanos. y, and srds each
with Alkaline Substantially prepared
and-D ry-adapted 10 Drilling or Broadcast
!, strong sacks of ii TO the ton Of 1000 lbs.
>, A $40 A $50 Cash or equivalent
Used in same quantity as Peruvian Guano
per acre. reference to community generally
and consumers Of my compounds.