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1t will soon have the pleasure of Offering
testimony "full, exploit and satisfactory.
(which will furnish conclusive answer to
'sali and singular the counts of this quasi
"official Indictment against the good name
"of whole people," This can be done
and wo hope that it will be done. The lie
should be nailed to the counter.
In the meanwhile let it stand upon the
record that Governor Scott has CHARGED
this people with crimes of which they are
wholly innocent, and that he has done this
In cold blood, after six months reflection.
and in the faoe Of the solemn denials of the
PERSONS whom he has villified and slsnder-
ed. The official term of Governor Scott
will not endure for ever, and if he has any
regard for the opinion of honest men he
will at once change his course and SO act
as to avoid being handed down to history as
our "Great Calumniator," who was elected
by negro votes, and who spent his whole
term of office in abusing the white race,
and in pandering to the passions Of the
deluded and ignorant freedmen.
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70 his wife, calling her to his berth. ..I want

to his wife, calling her to his berth. "I want
you to take command OF the ship. Will you do
it 2" 81 win," che answered. s.I am COM
mander Of this ship by my husbands orders, i"
she said TO the crew. You will obey me as
such." Promptly she took command, and
faithfully and well the crew obeyed her. She
knew every spar and rope and sail on
the vessel. She knew every word of
command. She made all the observa-
tions herself. She kept the log book. She
was on deck at all hours Of the day and night.
She watched the barometer. She noted the
shifting clouds and varying breezes. She was
de Jdcto captain. But in the midst Of her
manifold duties she never failed in attentions
10 her SICK husband. At st. Helena the, United
States Consult being the opinion of the ply
sicians there that Captain Mcguire would not
hve-desired to put another captain on board.
put she resolutey joined her husband in oppo-
sltion to any such disposal Of the command,
ana on Tuesday evening brought the vessel
safely into New York. Mrs. Mcguire is said to
be thoroughly sensible woman, with undoubt-
edly good deal of the masculine in her oompo-
sltlon. but yet entirely end pleasingly womanly.
She is tall, almost Amazonian in fact, but
though strong and able-bodied shows none of
those physical peculiarties and angular poi It,
edness characteristic of our modern school Of
strong g-minded women.
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encouragement to Crime.

AT the last term of the Edge6eld Cour,
Hillery Hardy and Lewis Freemen. two
negroes, were tried for the murder Of Mrs
Elkins with suspicion of rape. The case oc
cupled three days and ended in mistrial
soon after this result was reached, as VIC
learn from the Unienville Times, the pris.
oners were released from Jail upon their
own recognizance by authority of Judge
Plat.
This course is contrary to all PRACTICE and
custom, and is breach of every law de-
signed for the well being and security of
society. In NO case of which we have
knowledge is mistrial permitted to do
more than lead to some reduction in the
amount Of bail which would haye been re
qulred before trial. This is but lust. for
the failure to acquit proves that part of
the jury at least is persuaded of the guilt
Of the accused, while the failure to convict
proves that one juror at least believes the
prisoner innocent. Yet Judge Plat sets
all deoenoy and salutary rule at defiance,
releases two negroes charged with two of
SAAS AAAS AOoo VA AouOC0 AuVWu 70 Inc law, ana
takes as security for their temperance
their ovn recognizance, which as he knows
well enough is not WORTH the paper upon
which it is written.
It may as we'll be understood now as later
that the public will not submit TO this mock
cry of justice, this encouragement to crime.
If we have judges and jnries, let them give
us justice; if we cannot have justice under
the law of the State, we must have it under
the old law of an eye for an eye and q tooth
for tooth.
We call upon our contempo poraries through
out the State to scrutinize this proceeding
on the part Of Judge Zephaniah Plat; and
we trust that their words will ring out
frankly and fearlessly in deaunciation of
line of conduct which, if persevered in, will
persuade the negroes that shey alone are
never guilty, and that csstain courts in
the State will not dare TO punish them
whatever they may chose to do.
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I'm THE DISTRICT COuKT or THaE
y UNITED STATES, FOR DIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH OAROLIN7fsh-IN -INsn-BANKRUPTCX--IN
Re. JOHN HUFFMAN. B1NRROPT, tGPARTE
iCHARLE b. GLOVER, ASST IGNEE.-Notace is
thereby given that all Creditors holding Liens
on the Estate Of JOIN HUFFMAN. a Bankrupt
mnst Ips@ PR prove their Liens before JULIUS c. OAR
PENTRR, Esq, Registrar in bankruptcy, at his
oface No 70 6road street. in tho City oi Charleston
on OF before the TWENTY -nssgTH, DAx OF MARoH
inst
By order of Hon. aeorge.s. Bryan, Judge of the
Dlstrict Court of the United States H the District
OF South carolina @. b. GLOVER,
March g. 1863. Assien,e
March 8 ina
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TN THM DIsTRICE,. G6HRT OF THE
UNITED s1A1Es-E0R THE DISTRICT OF
IHANIEL HEYWARD. FANKRUPT-IN SANK
RUPTCY To sohom 1t rss4 concern: The undersigned
ofNATH .NEL HEYWARp, Of Charleetoa, In the Dis
trict Of Charleston and state OF South Carolina with
upon his own petition, by the District Court Of said
District
Dated tho 23d day ef February, A d. 1859.
y j. FRASER MATHEWES, Assignee.
February23 So tu3
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OWING to the total failure Of the North
ern mail yesterday beyond Richmond, we
are unable to give our readers this morning
the opinions Of the Northern press on the
new Cabinet.
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Cost dn1 ,.3oun0.

T OST, AN OR RDER ON ~. M. yVUsaR.
n MANN for $212 90. drawn Thursday, Mar b
Ath. by JAS JGFFOKDS. Cainhoy. Payment hav-
leaving It at No. l20 EAST BAY. March .
LSOU@D ADRTET, TWO YAVvIs BOATS
n and CANOE, which tho owner can have by
payine aM expenses, apply at the POINT HOUSE,
Bu'livan's 7siknd. g 3 Msvcia ,
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Motifes III Dcnkruutcn.

Tn. TMR DISTRICT Os,yRT Or rtaH
IL UN4I ED STATES. FOR SOUHB CAROLInA-
JANUARY TERM, 186s.-IN THn MATTER OF
BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR FULL ANB
FINAL DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPT ,Y-Ov>
Dax. OF. MAnoH. isss. al the Federal eonrt-
house in Charleston. O.; and that all Creditors Sc
o. said BANKRUPT appear at said tme and place and
aaow cause any they can why tha prayer oh the
Rst5doRar should not be granted.
Hyerder ea the Coart, the 9th dagyof March. 1904
DANIEL IoRLBRCX.
aGk Of the Disarast cear. Of the. q: 8. for . g.
March tu9
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1(l|bQnts.

NNyANTED, A SETTLED FARM, wITH-
Wv IN sev en-. or eight miles from the Olty, on o
Greek or River. Apply to "W. b" Postoflce.
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Sa0Sles, Aarasss, Gtf.
MCCLELLAN SADDLES /!

II E A M HI AR N f. 8 S i.
BUGGY AND CARFaA Gsfr HARNESS..
AND SADDLERY LEA THEIR DC.
FVVHE UNDERSIGNED HAS SNOW ON HAND
Il large stock of old and dpewMcClelIapl Saddles.
SoveTnment Harness for two. four six horses. Also
nm" English Sommerset kADDLk5, Brides. Rits
&c. &C.. together with varte assortment OF the
findings n cessary to manufacturers He prepared
TO sell to Dealers Plough Bri6les and Plough GEAR
ing generally at New York factory prices, C)ak
tanned Leather by the single side or roll at low
aBaWeR +. T.. CHAPEAyT
Meeting street ne1t Mills House:
nssssSWS tuthR5mp'
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@setiRgs.


CA"O..sNA CHAPTER, NO. I, IL. A. M,
Il CHAPTER. No. I. Il. A. NJ will be held at Mn.
sonic Hall THIS EVENING Mt Seecn o'c'ocl precisely
JOSEPH II. 0PPkNHEiM,
March Secretary @. o. No !, r.. a. NJ.
l. q. -. F.-JEFFTssSUN LODGE. 40 a
VNHE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS LODGE
VIII DO held THIS EvENINo ut evcn O'Clock
prcek ety. Purctual attendance of trp member. il
e'iliestiy reqaestcd. J. l.. LUNSRORD,
CilAisLsts RIFLEnEN SOCIETY.
A iTENp THO REGULa Il MONTHLY MtErING
XvENiug, Marcl 9.
be punctuab as business of Importance Sqll be
transacted. IT, EJJnENI. DTJfRrsl
March Secretary and Treas,rcr q r s,
SOUTH CAROLINA FKIENDLY
SOCIETY.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THrr-
IA society Will held 1 HIS EVENING, at Arnold a.
past Seven o'clock. - 1850
aT.ron Nv ofder e5 F. HTsCH. Sc retary.
SURVIVORS, AssOCaATlUN OF
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
TTHE REG ItAR MEETING or THE AssocIA
Il IION Will be hold Mt Seven O'Clock This EVEN.
ING, at the Eea0ihg Room, No Broad street se,
ond story. full attenda1ita is destred as the Com
mlttee on Celebration OF Anniversary will report.
By order. JAMES ARMSTRONG, JR.,
Ma on Secretary.
ST. PATkICWss RENEVOLENT sal.
CfETY.
'THNHE MEMBERS OF" THE ST, PATRICK,5 RF
Il NEvOLENT SOcIETY Y'win attend the regular
Monthly Meeting MS EvEsftse; at Masonic Hall
at Eight O'Clock. fun attendance is necessary as
arrangements will beperfectfd for tho Apuiyersarv
Maroh W: BAEER, Secretary.
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MTANTED. A SITUATION BY A HE
tent child . nurse and make herself usefu has
no objections to travel with family. Apply at No.
469 KING-STREET. opposite the Citadel.
March ~
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NURSE WA@TED.-W A N II IL ID A
IN settled Woman, colored preferred compatent
to take charge OF 3 oung infant. None need apply
unless they can bring &C cd recommendations as 10
Character and capacity. Apply to No. Is LYNCH
STREET. March O.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 81 No. 16l KTNG,STREET.
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FFVU RENT, SMALL HOUSE, CONTAINS.
IL ING four rooms. with kitchen and all neces.
sary buildings. Apply ct No. 124 KING STREET,
few doors south Of Queenssreet. @.a
March .ifstt - tuthm3H.
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6or Saie.

GTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CAEAP,
y if applied for Immediately
~ One 10 horse Portable ENGINE
~ One 4horse Portable Engine.
+t4tc ALSO,
~ Ono 8-horsepower ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON, BARKLEY 81 CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland. d.streets.
January 1H
LNOK SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
IL any Qu.ntity. Price Is cents per hundred.
1be cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap-
ply at the office Of THE NnWS. March
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90 Rent.

YVNO RENT. VERY MODERATELY.
Il two ROOMS, No. 81 Wentwc rth. street. near
Artes,an Well. Apply on the PREMISES.
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TITO RENT, WOODEN KEsIDENCE
Il four rooms and kitchen, No. 2 Drake-street,
near Amherst, r.. M. MARSHALL, & BRO
Real Estate Brokers No. SO Broad.s,reet,
March 6 s ai,,o
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XNTANTED. SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
wv THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER, M
April 81 No. 161 Klng-street.
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PERSON HAVING A
IN SAW MILL, and Is willing to remove 1t to
specified point the st. Johns River, Florida will
be furnishe with location gratis, and facilities for
removing 1t there aud induce offered that
j. d. AIKEN & COS
March 3 Atlantic wharf
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11eel bound to say, that regard your Selma pps
as being In every respect pre.sminently pure, and
OF medical patronage. At all events it is
the purest possible article Of Holland Gin hereto
tore unohtalnaole; and as such may be safely prt
scribed by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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TTHO RENT. THE STORE AND RESI-.
IL DENCE corner Of King and I,smboil-st eets \
OF the above. February "a !
yTyO RENT, ON q ROOM, TsD OnR fDst Two
gontiemen. Apply ct No. Ill MARKET
sTHEET. February 23 \
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-25


PIE progress Of LII Insurance u che Un-
ise1 STATES proxss this grs2k xrowuing
kfiazn ID Ill HseIeff - an<s 4assf nhilmxthfas-
piiy % beon< ofthe szszsr Inas Geaiulcs 81 0sls
II; IL s; sisdsss i n assi.ss ss.h-
ing hat rrsssIAres Glib Il. Il $50 nsanil :
ss9sfort aagI psdtsefiso I'll ~ sasniss
10 avail 5islSs&l Epf = henflz<s &
Life Insurance leaves ready money 10 Set
tlE estates to adSanla<e. i VII psese1<;a
saefsIiks efs tro;srrts u -. II. ae6k =
IL snhlcrt 10 DO tax dcfirx III. nsF Ufpha.s
Courl EXPENSES after daath. Ii is exe1zp3 b.
law. ircul. debt. rs fnpisisy becoming =
fsiie bhat III sEnen 81 jass al<rlbatss insufe
Oul Maryland CenTany cammcnds ITSELF
to tue confidence ard pstrbnsss Of our pso-
.p3s ID % passs ID slse s1ale. dresses ars
men e hhown ibiseritg and 1hility - xhon
The public nay look Nith esnadsnee fra
just andseaEelal sup<Ts3si8n &C its aszalrzl =
must be Clear b every inzellie6nB miaa tAza
IL Ne would secure lfz largest prosperity 81
our Stats WI J,cople Ill iixiduAsIy. we must
build UP oar inssilptions md keep ear eapiss
- e hsns :.
&&&N 4a& i've utt1tt00 GOV go nc1s OGt W ttfS
SiafeapnnalIy I'm iazRraace bssn iprss1e<a u
honag. i ~olild ksvs tn lAgorshiy npoa ear'
ewn. usalslT ed rslsnzaesse& sEhis = eInfheE-
iesllx eUR eoazRAzF 80 t&an ~ w onr bksr
merchants . siiofd the Sp = al &
. insare without sendisg The mQrcx 01< Dc
orr ora State The affairs Of the Company
~ marsgsd with ec0ncsny - - ]
!, Such has been. onr marked success That We
were able alter the second year to declare
and pay in casHas large dividends = the OIL
.nEsr and LAaGEsT scompank ia The Urfted
States. The Company feeI greatly encour-
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have recccived, and solicit continuance OF
the samesg The, laws sef, trades commerce.
ssifFespect and selfilterest cmbine TO mako
this the Company fer u. @n.ss. :. - !. !
: Nov. dear sirs, il view Of al the advaLta-
gls Of Life Insurance as an investnent-t
uncertainty Of life ha strong claims of wife
and children upon husbA1d ana father the
uuceslainty o.. business, and al the ordinary
forms of investment--issis not the moral dutS
ofevery man TO put sOmething in. form that
vii. preyent want nddisfress, OF treublese en-
the par. of those de loves ? - sa'''s'l /
BY oil means fnszire, and do il nc once IN
the Maryland Company. Theoficersofthis
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FOR sHRRIFR

Th2nkEul - NY friend Ser sFbsr ii vote
received &c the late election. announce
Myzl6 as > candidate fof 8hEfiEin &c 66y an
respectfully solicit their support ed Ia 81
q. o pahiic asssfh w Is 4 ASH n
N@s1i. iee7s - e -
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~ application Of d. Frank Bobana -.
~ Exectbw 0f sanesr - Eoxwell. late
s6Ss. Mar 8 covisl1 deeeased, Il IS onlsss.l
liz ahs amrE, sass alsa- ssiss -.
sloiily Tho erelilaea &C lhasmiEl Gseceaseflao le
their claims against said deceased IN ia osIics
6fIhe Register Of Wills Tor ST.. Marv's connsv
% Or before tbe 10Th day 81. March, 1859
ior dlsideEd. and that THE order be published
once week ID each week uniilthe safc , l5Il
day Of March, l60a. : e
80. Test vAs ~ ssgs7' " vsssRsa as.
NJ "a aN JAS.T. M.E1ALEY.sss,
q =vs,...sF - Registered Villa
g. sal - for st. Mary vouaty.
A0o''- w. ash - IS sasssss
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TO acre e J.

R - aAEz 49, more On iess. =
tbs land lee Immediately On gmiihs
Greek, has . fIs ST0RE-HOUSE, .
eomfortabls DWELLING iand d EhFst-
class w ID MILF npon ixgsu u w
snThs sol ii pfodussive ard well adapted
90 tie aculfnrs ef lERUITr NE6B9As
BLES, Ac.I gyls9J g ssz1s1g ss4f To
Smiths Creek atounds h ash, rssz
wiid-fsmls iasssAs5s, AID d e8pgcially
remarkable Tor the quassllys anEi qnaiits
Iof is oysIefsll& Ga hIAAAs&kl
The pFopeRty lies bat. short diAtanee.
frorh Point Iookous, i. handauhsslY en-
sonvenisnsly loca.ed. sheslthy ands sczy
des;rableH IN aTsry sezpectsis al asuidSa I'll
$50 ssss TERMS Or SALE "a ~
% puescsibed " lie. dsefes. are - Que
bali y ths paEehass gnoney = esshs ard
the fssidue st tNslvE months seredi -
the doEerEsd paEneBss 70 81 secuEed II
che bonds o3 the purebaaeT With security
q besppForsa g lie Trassee, aad . bsas
intsEssk ffan tie .das pf esle. 3 $50 |
Visa &isha pafehsse nnoncy s is;zz,li be
paid khe Irastas will exeeose deed %
tie rarekassr. free. clear aud discharged
from I'll claisns Of the parties to lila iIuil
and thsse cllinaiug undor thea
1T NAPOLEON LANGLEY.
March is. Issg-Is: =. :. -.
- NQqlCB 10 cEEDrreEs. !. s.slos
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? On application of Joseph HKey, .Ad.
ministrator CT Thomas Tippett, late of St
Mary's county deceased, it is ordered by the
Court, that he said Adniiaistfator rotify the
creditors Of the said deceased 10, Gle their
claims against said Recessed in the bfsce oil
the Register of Wills for St Mary county on
or before the 3sth day Of Feb., 1863, for
dividend, ar. that this, order be published
once week IN each week untiIthe Said 2eth
day of Feb, 1859. -,ar-w
Test A~s4 -tf" - 90
JAS T NJ RALEY-
Register Of wills :
.zsagsr4iAG for st Mary's county.
Fec "a, 1s6s-td.
1,SssS5Sa ssg215sL II -S,szz "a ~ s.sss1
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NOTICE TO cREDIroRs

IkAzzssH saNOAiSE ~ CisEDlTOk1.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber
- has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
st. Mary's County, Maryland, letters of admin
sstraflon on The personal estate of 4 A Jones.
late OF Sc. Mary's county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceasxa are herr
by warned to exhibit the same with proper
-ouchefs thereof, 20 the subscriber, on or befS.e
The Is Gay OF Oct, 1869, otherwise they NAV
5e secluded BY law from all bencft ,sf me said
estate. Given under my hand tins 18th day of
March, 1859.
rsr~VTFk II FRANCIS d GODnARD.F7
\. ~. s.ss - - ~ ~ Administrator.
Aarrh Ia lse9--xw.s a. ESE FE1aA
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In tAeCircuit Court ifors, Mary'scounty
.;AA;xarx Hn...A Il

sitting as Court Of Equity.
nRDERED. this 3rd day Of Feb, 1869.
" that the Auditors report, fled in
this cause, be ratified and confirmed, :.uiess
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before
the FIRST Monday of April next rrovi-
ded a copy of this order be published in
the st Mary's Beacon, once week for three
successive weeks prior to the said first Mon
day Of April. q - & G Ae~eA
7zmuew ssJNO a CAVALIER, elk.
True copy-1est - : a. = - - --,v
Sc sfsse5e. J'No a CAVALIER. ClH.
march 4. 1SG9-Sw. - -. ..-l, -. =.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. !.

ON application OF William r. Clarke
administrator Of Joseph MiIburn, late Of
" Eary county deceased, il is ordered by
the Court. that the said Administrators natl
the creditors OF the said deceased ID, Gle
slelr eialms against said deceased IN the effice
OF tine LEICESTER q Mills Tor sc Mays conn-
on or before the 10th day Of April. 1869,
ior oivdenos and that this order be published
once 'Week 10 caen week untH The said ln.s.,
day Of April, ISee, ss'tl.s ~ so
s1EFg Tsst cd el2f eaA $50 3d.
wz7saA g 1T. II. RALEY .as
T8 aA So suc sle Fseaistev IN w;lls
for st. Msry's county
le kse Ia ls69--te. -ssa1 - 81 4a@t
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TTSIE abovs well known House has re-
j Gently been opened By q. P. Barnard,
formerly OF the American Hotel, Washing
ton, D. G.. aad has capacity ito acconfno-
date over hundred people with lodging,
and has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for families. Contested with the
House also Is iadics' dining room. The
strictest order Is maintained and acconsrno-
dating servants always az call The House
is open &C all hCurs~ tfhe advantage OF e
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood House
is that the guest can accommodate the price
Of his living 70 his own wishes, paying only
Cor what he gets. The Sherwood House has
recently been newly furpished and reiiited.
aud. being in central and business part OF
the city, offers unusaal indacemeuts to ira
vellers. A faiD trial is asked. aud patronage
from St. Mary's county solicited.
49, va rtssE CP BARNARD,
-si- Agent.
sept. 10, 1s67--tf. TIT 2 L S8T
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'''s ANDIRETV GCEsS S.:
5nptr-pl)osphaif Of Girnf.
Ertrqct Of a letter yoss Wm: O., Cough.
Nedley's Neck, 81 Mary's Co, Ma,

Extract Of a letter fvoDl Wm. @. Cough.
Medley's Neck, sd Mary's Co, Md,
January %, 1869.
Messrs HerbeFf& Hainaon, Baltimore. Md.
GESTLEMEE - used Andrew Goes SUI
per-Phosphate Of Lame on my Corn crop
iast spfihs atsthe rate OF rs lbs. to tie acre
in the bill. and it affords me pleasure to
state that the result wlssperfeclly satisfaeto.
ty. NY cosn looked green and healthy du-
ring the whole season, tle ear was. wen Gl-
led and the yield large, and conscisntiously
believe it to DO the best fertilizerin use In
this section. shat. want more Tor my corn
and tobacco next spring. al 8. As
aa .,..s.ssY enrs. respectfully, 49,
-s7.-gE ~ h,bssa WIN GsGouGH.s
,-7 Letter from G. A. Simms.,
Leonardtown, Sc. afars's CO., MI,
-. January, 25th,, 1869.
Messrs HHbert & Hanson. ~.
GEETLEMEE:--In reply to your INQUIRY os
the efeCis Of Ararew Goes Phosphate, Ii
Gives me pleasure to say used it on Irish
.vratoes, Alongside of well RATED bsfnyaTd
manure, and found the or, atest difference In
fsydr Of the Phosphate. The Potatoes were
90 large again aud . sfeaE many more In the
hiIl Il also used ii % my Corn and Tobacco
with entire satisfaction. ] used e on silysfall
Wheat and at present see no Aiffsrenco in
that and Peruvian Gpano and n5ne.r re-
gard il valuable feftiHzer.5 -. .s 80 Z
..l,su Very fsspsc.fully,