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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

PFrrssrKs. Augast 97-An Internal ma.
chine. paced ca : car a. the Adams Express
G. - . n~Aei GU The arrival OF the train
- u Depot q ore O'Clock this morning.
49, .~fsoyees. ono named Ncfsush-
In and vounxsng one Ia the lee named
nstchelor
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Night Dispatches.
ARREST OF A SPORTING GENTLE
MAN on SUSPICION OF HOLDING
CORRESPONDENTS WITH THE
ENEMY

Sr~ YoRK. August 2S.-Saml J. Ander-
son. person veil knosa among sporting
men. Vas arrested this morning on suspicion
Of being In correspondence with the rebels.
Anderson wss lately Deputy Sheriff. and vas
once IN the Custom House. and for some time
acted ~ Clerk In the House Of Representl.
lives Ia Washington
II . said that most Of his sppointmen,s
we're obtsined tsrosgh the influence Of Alex
h. stephens. Vice President Of the rebel
Government. and that he har constantly been
IA oorrespondence with him since The CON
Increment q the Southern rebellion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

MILITARY Goops.-Messrs. NinShail &
Paddock. hsse just received hnc ss.ort-
mens Of milisAry goods. and tine fancy cas-
sinners. all Of whsch they are prepared ~
make ~ - order. On short notice and At
reasonable price-- Give them call
Aug. &c. dtf
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gT,Er e. - crssser Ksvss las h>ss "a. Ear
II erp>etv~f - metasl c~1sert. he huslnrss IL
- ee-1-uec a. he 49, pss>< ss1.i ~ a. Krye-.
sbe 81 si*a sstls al rsIms sxsI1ss fAs trrr a.
- ~ss- al si<izs - 49, Sra sfs - - p.iG
n. kErk.
J. y. Csss<rII.
Ass -. i~i-si-
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MORE OF THE INTERNAL MACHINE.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. GA dispatch from
Pittsburgh to Mr. Bingham of the Adams
Express states the explosion there is suppos-
ed to have been caused by the explosion OF a
box OF percussion printing for cannon ad-
dressed to Gen. J. G. Fremont, St. Louis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
MARTIN GREEN AND HIS LAND ri
RATES

ST. Louis, Aug 27.--Gen. Pope has infor-
nation from northeast Missouri that Martin
Green, instead Of threatening TO attack
Kirksvile aud Others as heretofore reported,
i reported. IL rapidly retreating towards the
Missouri river.
Gen. Hurlbut Is pursuing him from Kirkes
vile and Col. Moore from Athens Green's
force il estimated az twelve hundred, and il
supposed to be nov in tne lower part of Mon
roe county, moving ,outhward. and will
probably attempt 10 era the river IN Gallo.
way county.
This will rid northess' Missouri OF his
presence. and restore quie' in that portion Of
the State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

II Three cheers for David slFangsl lie
cannot be toilet into the Secession ranks.
even b. the sugsr-co1ted bait held on, for
him. lie knows the men that desired % use
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Fl. AosRoE. Aug Ga flag of truce ar
rived from Norfolk this morning with three
ladies and number Of prisoners captured by
confederate psivsfesS.
Az the objsc, Of sending flag oftrucs at
THE time vas dsemed rather inquisitive. ION
Wool decided 70 retain the flag till to NOR
row. IL Is high time an end vas put to the
constant intrusion of the enemy To obtain in
formation. Whenever they think any i'm
por;snt movement is on fool. they are cure
20 be on hand with flag Of truce
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Gen. Mcclellan has added 10 bis staff Rich
ard d. Irwin Aid. with the rank of Captain:
Thomas T. Gault, of ST. Louis, with the rank
Of Colonel Colonel Gault is n graduate of
Vest Point
Hon. Z. Ward. who has remained in this
city since the adjournment, OF Congress. leaves
for The West TO morrow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
FROM COLUMBUS

CoiSrrs. Aug. 27,h-The Democratic
State Comm ss<s have nominated John q.
aFshsi. o. Brown oounsy. for I;eui Govern
trsg
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SHERlFF'S SALE.---Bv virtue O

SHERlFF'S SALE.---By virtue OF
Court. % ne directed sDd delivered. IN fsxur q
A.. J. sherhurne ar against Robert 4. King have
l~,ied the allowing fecrib~t rcai e~tsse sfus.cd
IN Nigo county, lnf.ans. to-@1C he ss- h..f !.
II he norh ~e-t quarter - r. fhs ror-h ea-t ~
81 s>ctinn t~~ntys~v~n - tovn-hir fhlrtc>n ri-i
rsngt eisht 81 ~c-s, oonfsining twenty 20 srre~
sn<
SATURDAY. ArGrsT,s. isci.
wlttn he legal hours Of said sAy At rhs Ccars ao>
cor ere Esrte, viii o-r fkl ren.s snt 7-rav
Il he, a~>1ihed Real E~t4t~. together Nd IN
hs r go and arprrlsnsDces o. The same be'o-f-
va, To- term Dos exceeding yssrs % the hgk
s>thicder fc- ca<h. and uy1u failure realize
sufr1ert - .atsf sa;t order Of ale srf ce~s. WI
hen apd there osr fhe f-fsrr> a. ard sss1 Res.
rssss-. - tie kisLes hsoter ~ c-.h % sss-y ths
sane
fsis r-1h az - July, ISL
XltEL GONNA sssex
fxty27<~s~ - - oes
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MUSICAL.
RECRUITING.

VyYASTED PoE THE UNITED sArEs Amy
w Able bodied men, between ages Of eighteen
and thirty Eve years. Pay. the same 70 veluu-
tssrs. on el5o 20 90. 90 per month. with rations
snd quarters. 20 commences ~ once.
Two Dollars ~fll b< paid any citizen ~hs sh ali
pr,cure and present to The Rscrsusg ofresr Al &c
eeptable recruit.
Cnder present rsx-laflocz. scIdfsr haa an
porrxnify % becoming cornmfsTion~d o11c<r.
For further lnformstion. sppy II the rendezvous
81 Tsrre -Hssts. 90 the ~sst side of the square.
TER " Of LSLgST MENT,
- b rec Yea rs /.
ALFRED l.. HOEGu,
Capt 18th Infantry L s A.. Recruiting 0niesr.
JAY =. dr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

ANOTHER ARREST-TwO MORE RE
GIMENTS OFF FOR WASHINGTON.
NEw YoRK. Aug Ill. A. Machase. a
well known slave dealer. was arrested to-day
and held 90 bail.
Sohn Cochrane's Regiment, and the 18th
Massachusetts, Regimen; left to-day for
Washington
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
RUMoRED DEFEAT OF col. TYLER 3
ARMY IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

CrScISsArI. Aug. 27.--Adviees from ,h,
ksnswhs state that Col Tyler's force. we're
surrounded and badly defeated By the rebels
nnder Floyd. esrly yesterday morning at
summervile. We have no particulars yet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

THE 6srm of Grover A Fairchl,d
l. - ssss siss>l~s< - us~.ai -s>ssut Al
sr-ssw>cs osss - nses eiA l.s~Se orsr~r Al
as Il tss - ssis sr- - - rs,f e a. .ss Al
Su0Ik4 onovBA
GWAn8o rAfNrlHA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
The Great English Remedy
SIR JANIS CLARKK's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS |
Prepared from a --sscripfier Of Ss@ J. Cask,
MD. Psypoan Extraordinary 20 tia Q.een.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared from --sseripf,en Of Ssr J. Ca,k,
ND. Psync,an Extraordinary 10 Tia Queen.
his invaiasble medicine !. unssnins n The r-rse
all tho-e painful and Dangerous Diseases vsca %.
female ecnstituticr ia sutse-. n Iactsras~s all
c--ses and removes all oestrucsos.s. sne = sp-~a,
care nsy be relied o.
TO MARRIED LADIES
spsrticalsriy suited. II vfil. 10 ssert TN.
srtas On tie monthly ps-io1 Nth regularity
Each bottle. prsos cse dc'i.r. t~s-- IL 6v-xss-
meet stamp c<cresi Britain. ~ r-es.sa o.prs~r-
ss,.s
CktuoS
-h>-, i'fl- -if sof - XIX. ~ 6es.ri-- Jus-sl1
ns fIKs7 JHREg MONTHS az Pregnancy,
ls<y az sur % sr-sy ~ N-~s,-Sa9v. ba n s-.,
o.ser fine la<f ors saft.
II all oss.s q Servos- and sy,n., Affections. r.sn
In The hack md un.l-. fsugue % slight sr-rsis-
these pm, all .s-cs a -h-n al ether
hsve failed. and although powerful remedy, DO
not contain Iron. o~ionsi sasssaosy % suytlIrS
hurtfui 70 the constitution.
Pal dirrcssoss Ia the pamphlet sroasd ssei p.s<A-
az. vnich should he esrsfsils preserved.
sic Agent s- lie rnted Stats snf Canada
JOB x0sgs. n.-sei- c. n.le~sa a O..
kor.-~t~T. nj.
S.n.-<f.co sns epcr4s- rsnps epcioset " any
suthorrsa .-1,. VII Insure bosts. Containing 80
rIls. ~ return mall. Sod ~ J. 4. cun:insts-
and r. u nrnne'iy, r~-r--Hauss. and al gooe
Drussists- gny7<d~r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

S,TATE OF INDIANA. woo COUNT. s.
- virs Circui, Court. September Term. issi.
Hester Wood Va 0r.emns A. woot.--Dvore
On this day. to-wi,, the nrst dy Il August. 1851.
cones he plsiufiS ~ Noble, bar attorney and ei-s
Der complaint herein. also Charles 7. Mobiles sds.
vt. showing that the dsrendsns 10 non-rssidsnf Il
The State Of Indiana
Notice Is therefore hereby given - the sid defend
ant q the flink and rsndepey q his proceeding.
and that The ssms will Be aesri ard dsisr-,nrt at
he nsSt tern q cur SAL Cc-irs cn nenclns - he
thir6 Ncotsy 81 August nezt. A. d. 1851.
Atsss JOSEPH II. BLAKE, Clerk
"a T. HAyyssxs, .. Q
A~Q~ ~ - -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28


Are growing more In favor With the rabue IA.
now eoDc~ced they The beet purgative yea can
POI forth nom the world u medicine. he tine
vii surely STRIVE When they VIII superc~de AL otAs
pnrestives whatever. The ingredients cs ~tISA
taey are composed can Scarcely be obtained b. drs,
g1sts o. tho makers Of other p,ils- II. Brandre<
has them grown and prepared without regard 10 ihs
expense. And this eae 10 rzke popular purge.
r-e Is appreciated - tee sales Indicate otA~v
purgsuves are dragging shlokeriHg existence Ass
yet they may have merit But B-sn1re,a.
Pills are safe and sure--afe. because they operate
soIsly 90 impure hasnc-s. No valuable fu.4 4,
touched. oaiy ees,e ~orr-out material. ~1ich
vhen taken out Of the bvty. issves Il srcag-r.-
They pleasant truly effective ra~d csne can hs
To say that they viii sometimes give p-la -oule
be true but the pain they give Is oily because the,
rerno~e those crude and had kasnors rom lie hlos
which are The occasion Of disease. They open ns.
sures avenues. ard his canno, sw.y- be done pless
anuy.
Solo ~ J. T. crSpozAx. Terre- Hsris. and h Fl
rsspeetsble dealers IN medicine. laug.icwiE.
A Rxwasp IS oyyyxxD,--For The detection o. en-,
person ooun;erfsing. initiating the q Al,
soee coanterfes, o. initsion n Bprhave's Holland
Bst,-rs TIE genuine. highly eoncvnsr.,ed Hon-na
Estsers Is pat MP II hspint bSstle. only. hs,tns Ne
name Of the prcpnstor. r. Page, IT., blown IN them
as1 h. signature sr0snd the aeos Of each nnd ever,
bottle.
This delightful Aroma las been rocc.-es ~ Arser-
ioen-- With tina; ssvor which on'y extended 10 real,
--ce'ihc preparations. When wo consider he rus
&c suooe-e attending its sdrainissr.ion. the ra-s
stubborn Gases q Fever and Ague, weakness & a.y
I'D, Dy-'eps.s Heartburn. Acidiiy Q, the ssOsnsei.
-sei ard Nervous Head.che rndig-.ticn, ce-si~,-
oe.s and Pile, together with he complete oonue y
exercises over all Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neural
sse Assertions, We eanno. wonder a 81 pcplikr.iy
Wei may the invalid vAiue this reinrdy
AUG u dvi~
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
LEONARD TOWN School
FOR as
YOURS LADIES.

HVIIlS In.''intin has been arc~~l fNr the
L l,.iru TIM ri - ung ladies IN all th,
Useful att Ornamental branches of Esiuca-
tion- ia which ilr'r-ugl, and accurate know,-
edge ID. tie French Language will be asouir
I'll with great facility.
Tie Teacher whose Success has lcen nj,
iendes. ish universal satisfaction, i'm those
Literary lnstituti'ns where her services have
bcrn required, will exert her utmost skill in
endeavoring tn hiring forward the Young ell
trust,sl tn her care.
Young Ladies' from the ages OF ii 10 eich-
teen. and upward will he ADMITTED
The G"vernment will he firm, and usy;eld-
ing. Yet IL the genflest character.
Every h"noraole means will he usssi 70 ere
ale and sustain pr"per emulation among the
Pupils. Przes will be awarded tn thus. who
manifest the greatest improvement in !, arnins
and conduct.
Vocal Music, will he daily exercise in m.
School. Instrumental Music, Drawing. Paint
ing an'i Needle W.rk, both r ain and Ona.
inrntal. will be attended to ami III si.sircll
dancing in private Classe-. as a ,ur,ai,s If i'm
parting "a"e aud grace T.. tine nann.r.
MADAME SHERROD MOORE.
Icacaer
Sept 20, l86l-5t
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
Election NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Eleetio,
~ will he held on
" EDNESDAY, November
9th. 1861.

in the several Election districts of Saint Ma
elections IL said districts, for the purpose Of
e'"cting the following "ffic-rs to wit:
y Governor Of Maryland;
A Cunptrnll,, IL tire Treasury.
a Judge for the Court of Appeals of Mary.
land for he >cr",.d Judicial District;
A jude OF the Circuit G. mrt for the IL,
Judicial District Of MARYLAND:
A nifnissiumer Of Public Works for the
3,.l District;
A St"ntor end tw" members Of tie House
ii D'lr:a'es I" represent sail county in :.,c
General Assembly OF Harylan';
Five commissioners 1T Tax;
\ Sheriff and IL County Surveyor for Sain,
Mary county.
Ais hy each c'e"tion district, Jus'ices Of
III" Pace. Cu..s.ables aud Road Supervisor,
as follows:
FIR b.,irict No tSt. Insrcy)-Two MAJ
ls'rs:es, two Constablcs and ON. HoaI Su-
Fcrvis'r.
F"r District No . ITactory,-Thrse Mag.
I.tratcs, Two Constables ant! one Road Snm,r-
visor.
For Dist,ic, No 3 N.e"nard Tnwn,-Threc
Magistrates. three CJnstables and ouc SUPER
VISOR.
For district NOD tChaplic.' i--Three Mag
i~'ra'"-. three C"nstabes and one Road Su-
l"rvl>Dr.
For nistrict No : Charlotte HalN-Two
Magistrates, two Constables and on. Read
Sup.rvi.nr
FIR District No Pntnxrn'l-Twn Maris-
'rAtS>, two Cnnslables and one Roa.! Sup,r-
visor.
j. THOMPSON YATES.
Sheriff,
Sept. Goth, lS6l-te.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26

laws executed. In consequence Of this
state of things. N" Governor saw. one
half Of the offices "f th. State are prsc,i-
cally vacant, and that there il no aufhori-
~ in lar to supply the deficiency. This.
lac tells the people, is causing the public
interests 70 suffer materially. and their
rights and liberties to be postponed and
lily protected, and the r.irs Of govern
mont to hang loosely. He knows Of no
other ni"'ie # removing the difficulties by
which he is environed than by appealing
to the good sens'' and patriotism of alb
sent officials, ;" and con; aring them to re.
sign or return to their posi- Of duty.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
NATIONAL FAST DAY.
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.

~1!EEEAS, His Excellency, the
w President oi the United States at
the request vi the Senate and House Of
Representatives, has issucd his Proclal!ia-
ton APP ':inting Thursday. the 2hh d1y Of
September, a. Day of Humiliation.
Prayer. md Fasting. and earnestly recon-
mending al the pc pie, and especially
all ministers and teachers Of religion Of
all denominations. a,.l all heads of fani-
lies. t" observe aud keep that day accord
ing I" their several crcrds and modes Of
worship. in all humility aud with all So
lemnlty, to tie end that the united pray
er of the nation may ascend to the Throne
OF Grace, and bring down plentiful bies-
sings upon oar Country: and
Whereas, 1t is ~ III times meet that IA
people shall humbly bow in submission to
Gods chastsscuicnts, and offer thanksgiv-
ings for His blessings; especially meet
and proper is it that the people Of the
State of Maryland should hunlblc them
selves before Hin OF account of the great
troubles it has pleased Him to bring upon
our beloved country. as we'll as to offer
thanks unto Him in that it has pleased
Him to vouch>afe to our own State an
immunity fr.m bio.sGshed and cnlamities
that have visited others Of the States of
the Union. and TO beseech Him to keep
US under the protection Of His mighty
hand, un'il it >!,al! please Him t" END the
dreadful strife vi.c.l threatens The happi-
ness and prosperity of the country.
Now. therefore, I. THos Fl HICKS
Governor of the State Of Maryland. do,
by this proclamation, earnestly exhort the
good people Of the State to keep and
observe Thursday. the Goth day Of Sep
TENDER. as a Day of Humiliation, Fast
ing and Prayer, according to their social
creeds, in all due solcmnity and with ear
nest invocatious to Heaven for return
of our wonted peace, prosperity and hap
piness a. great nation.
80 Given under my hand and the
SEAL Great Seal IF Maryland. at An
49, nap'4is. this sixteenth day Of
September, in the year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty-one
5HOS. Fl. HICKS.
By the Governor:
GgAYsoN ErcHELBERGER.
Secretary of State.
Sept. 18th, 1s6l.--1t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
FISHERY.

ENHE subscriber has commenced haul
ing the Seine for ALEWIVES and
will continue to haul throughout the sea-
son. Fish will be sold at the Lanling at
% cts. per Bushel and pu, Up in barrels
at the usual prices. Persons in want Of
6sh will consult their interest by giving
me call
GEORGE G.. TARLTON.
Forrest Landing.
Head of Cuckold's Creek
Sept. 26th, 1S6l-1t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
ESTRA Y.

"AkEN up astray. trespassing upon
r. the premises Of the subscrLer, On
the 10Th Instant. two heifers, one a two
year old and red, the other a one year
old, with white face aud white at tho
end Of the tail Also white shoat, with
black spots about the head.
The owner or owners of the above des-
cribod property are requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away. otherwise they will be
disposed Of according to law.
TIMOTHY MURPHY,
Point Look Out.
Sept 18th 1S6l-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
Seward In Russell.

A number Of patriotic citizens" hav-
ing recently addressed Mr.. Seward letter
or memorial. calling his attention to GER
tain Unreasonable matters" contained in
late letter Of Mr.. Russell. the American
correspondent Of the London Times news
paper. ANA charging that it was the pur-
pose Of the writer TO bring the credit of
''this Government into disrcpu.e in for
eign Countries" that fanctionsry has ad-
dressed the memOrialists an answer. which
is interesting in many respects. but par
sicnlsrly 80 for notice which is taken of
the liberty which should be accorded to
newspaper writers and correspondents.
Will it be believed when We state, that
Dir. Secretary Seward has found out at
last. that terror of opinion may safely be
tolerated when reason is left free to COM
bth!" Believe it or not. he has actually
made the discovery, and what is more to
the purpose. Mr.. Correspondent Russell is
now at full liberty to talk and write until
his eye lids will no longer wag. 1t is Ger
tainly safe and sound maxim for all free
Governments to adopt, and the wonder
with Us is. tina. the discovery has been
postponed SO long. Within the past
month. quite number of newspaper Edi-
tors aud Proprietors in this country have
been arrested and imprisoned and their
business broken up for no offence in the
world. except this ''crror Of opinion"
which. by this new discovery. has been
found to 10 altogether harmless. What
injustice and outrage might have been pre-
waited if ahe di'eo,e cry Lad been made a
month earlier? Besides. is Mr.. Seward
altogether certain that wha, he calls ser
ros Of opinion" is not after all difference
Of opinion and that other people have a
fair chance to be right as we'll as he l?
But. perhaps be means to limit the appli-
cation Of his new maxim to Mr.. Russell,
who is genuine son Of the great European
Thundcrer and a very important person.
age generally. But Mr. Russell has been
charged with treason as well as terror of
opiniou." yet he has neither been hung
n"r even arrested. At latest accounts, he
Was chasing the buffaloes on the Western
prsiries, ne doubt by the connivance of
Mr.. Sswars himself. We cannot serious.
ly believe. however. that Mr.. Seward
means to make ANY such invidious distinc-
ton as the one supposed above-to deny
the right to his own newspaper country
men to canvass the conduct of Govern
ment within the bounds of law while he
allows Air. Russell to write treason at his
leisure. So far as Terror of opinion" is
concerned. Il there is any truth in Mr.
Stewards discovery. it must be truth for
the nsaive Is well as the foreigner-truth
for Howard as we'll as for Russell.
We are prepared to believe, therefore,
that Mr.. Seward intends his ma kim for
general application. and We contemplate
with Infinite pleasure the speedy restora-
ton soshsir homes and business Of mar nse
fol and amiable citizens whose chief mis-
fortune appears to have been to have lived
and labore6 at time when terror Of
opinion" was grave offence against the
laws or q crime against the Government
which happily is the case NO lOUger.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26

Military Map.
We sre Indebted TO J. T. Lloyd, Esq.
broadway. New York. for a copy Of his
Military Map and gazetteer of the South
ern Ststes" This map is engraved on
steel. is four feet square and a topo-
graphical work of much merit. All who
may desire to get full aud accurate de-
scription Of the seat of war will do we'll to
procure copy Of this map. 1t will be
furnished to single subscribers for 81 per
copy. and to clubs Of ten and upwards
At the exceedingly low price of SO cents.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26

By reference 90 our advertising columns.
IL viii b. seen that Gov Hicks has issued
his proclamation. earnestly exhor,ipg the
god people Of this State to keep and OBJ.
serve Thursday. the 96th Of September.
(so-day) ~ day If Humiliation. Fasting
and Prayer. according to their social
ereeds. 70 ell due. solspuity and with ear
sest invecations to Heaven for return Of
""r wonted peace. prosperity and happi.
Ness ID great nation
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
OAK GROVE SEMINARY.

NEllS School will reopen on TUES
= DAY. October the LIT. 1t is in a
retired portion of Prince Georges county,
and on this account offers advantages to
parents, who are unwilling to send their
daug distance from home during
the present unsettled state of the country
Board and English tuition, Sl35, per
scholastic year. Music, French. Drawing,
Painting and Ornamental Work form an
addltl nal charge. Payments half yearly
IN advance. Further particulars will be
given on addr, ssing Mrs. NJ. F. Burke,
Horse Head +. y. Prince Georges Coun-
ty Md.
Sept 26th. lS6l-1t.