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The WEALTHIEsT CoUNTY.-Iti Is not generally
known, says an Arkansas paper, that Chicot coun-
ty, Arkansas; In proportion to It's population, is
the wealthiest county in the world. The popula.
ton numbers !, 200; the taxable property reaches
800 0UO ,0eO, or nearly Sc 600 to every man. wo-
man and child in the county. The number Of
bales OF cotton produced this year will not fall
short Of forty thousand.
DETERMINED CONDUCT OF AN INDIGNANT WIFE
In Troy, New York, the other evening, an in
dignant wife approached her husband, who was
helping "lady Of the town" into a cutter, for a
ride, and knocked nim down with club. She
also tapped her husbands charmer on the head
with the same weapon, after which she marched
her truant spouse of home
iD-A writer I'm the London Chemical News
says that the new Houses of Parliament which
are built Of msgnesian lime stone, are already
cfumbling to decay. He also states that the rain
which falls In cities In more destructive to build
ings than that which falls In the country, owing
are washed out Of city air by the rain.
III Mr.. David Chadwick, on perceiving that
no carpet had been laid to protect the French
Empresss feet on her arrival at one Of the north
ern stations, laid down his overooat for her Ma
jesy TO walk upon, and was rewarded for this act
Of gallantry by one Of the fair Empress's most
gracious smiles.
UA very able letter to the people Of Texas
has lately appeared In the journals Of that State
over the signature Of John l.. Haynes, showing
from official documents, the advantage and bless.
Ing that annexation to the United States has pro-
duced, and calculating the cost Of secession.
III Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, says :
The snake has been quite appropriately adopted
as the device the secession banner. Ii IL the
shape which the Devil took 10 cause the loss of
Paradise to our race.
1.-THE Hungarian clergy have at length been
prevailed upon to assume the national hat In lieu
Of the more clerical headdress hitherto worn.
Imagine venerable archdeacon striding the
streets In hussaf jacket and wide awake.
IL The Palmetto ha9 was run up on a mole In
bloomsbury, Warren county, N. j., on New
Years Eve, and the next day the residents sho,
| 10 down. -
III Sorghum syrup IL being manufactured in
Pulaski county, lllinos. at the rate Of three hun.
dred gallons per acfe. One planter there has Jus,
sold his for rs cents per gallon. tti ~
Ier Misdirected stamped envelopes NAV be sx
changed at the N. Y Post ofiice for perfect one.
paying merely the original cost Of the envelopes
is cents per 100.
III or the 70 Governors Of the different States
| rs are Democrats, 10 Republicans, and Amesi
! can-Goy. Hisks, Of Maryland .f
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SIGN OF TIE BLUE FLAGSTAFF
SOUTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH ST. AND CANAL
(South of the BrIdge.F
no l9 GEORGE PAGE, AaKNr
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w MERCHANT TAILORING.
w T. Invite our customers, and citizens general
ly, to an inspection of our present new, at A.
tractlve. and elegant Assortment of>
CLOTHS. CASSIMtRES, DOESKINS, M
VESFINGS, OVERCOhTfNGS, DO, Nj
style at very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
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T. J. & w. nj. dALT,
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EDUCATIONAL.

t. FEMALE EDUCATION
~ HOSE Parents who wish their dnus hters 20 re-
oetye thorough and systemstlo eduoanon. where
tner phy stoe training will receive daily and spsclsl
Stenton, g4der the most approved systsD Of CslIs-
tnenlos and Gymnsstlcs are respectfully invited
visit the UNION Female Aoadsmy, corner four-
teenth St and New York ey.
Mr.. 4 MRs. z. RIcHARps,
an s-a PrinoiPels.
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Mrs. s. J; aocURMfck. PsIscr,.L.
The thirteenth annual session Of this Ins Itut,on
val commences on Tuesday, Septembst 18th, IN the
SSsse S SrsGsGsiy occupied BY Sylvester SCOTT. Ess,
The course Of study pursued viii comprise sIl
the branches rec ui.lte % thorough English Edo
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In addition to day scholars, Mrs Mccormick "a
prepared 10 receive . limited numhet Of pupi1 "a
boareers, who, constituting part Of her own fsm-
~, wall be under her immediate care and snpervs-
Of Home.
:, ,R<frsaess.-Rev. Geo. H. Nortop, Rev, d., El.as
harrison, Rev. ID. +. Sprigg, William H FowIs
Ese., Edgar Snowden. Esq. Edmund r, Wilmer
Esq- Henry MaLbury, ESQ, LeyIs McEenxle
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Brothers.
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S1pIor the annual session-psJ able semi -snnualy.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. su 1-u
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CLOTHING, &c.
DANIC TINES!

p - PANIC PRICES.
gSob aGa oIPs
consignment, which must be sold before the 4th Of
and Phi adei phs q and DO owing s to the time. they ~i
as no 70 a..S as a
c,o.hisr., No. 45s 4; ssys1is gaS.L Il. sbsys So, g.
' fns s on
enth St. No. 439, doors above g st. de 2a-lm
AcRAN6S SkEsE kEsa fSF AGTkASfEs2Ai sESESTz STREET.
S M / T. H s.,
No. 460 SEVENTH STREET.
"Go thox and do like,cise
(such was the a9guage used by a gentleman who
OF q. vrv
oop ss s.Gi & ok ss.s
advance. You can buy good Overcoat from Ss TO
Hs BS1. 81 s Ssf' Goat
IsaSSs sSsRgs gSEsFs YM
TIES, GLOVES, and all kinds Of Gents Wearing
at xass astsO1shbnsy ,n bas!sy low prices, t.,
confident that you can save Is per cent. buying
Nj SERVANTS CLOTHING in abundance
Don,t forget to call at the Peep e's Clothing store,
where, and satisfy yourselves that we are Offering
bargains, ]. SMITH, Clothier,
de a-1m No. 46O Seventh ST., opp. Post Offics.
CENTLEMEN'S
VI READY-MADE CLOTHING.
os. to
and strangers wishing an immediate out fit supe..
STYLES and qualities of Dress and Business Gar
and Under-oiot6EIs Of ali kinds. Kid and other
Gloves Of best quality. Scarfs, Ties. Cravsts,
Stocks, Hosiery. DO, &C.. All of which We are
offering at our usual low prices.
IL Clothing made to order in the most superior
manner, WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
no l6-n 322 Pa. avenue.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,
,,,n Va sHIasIog, July ls, 1880.
ably 70 the PROVISIONS Of the ordinance of the Cor
poration approved May L. 1850, the undersigned ie
pre- payment of the fee of fifty cents inspect,
examine, test prove, and ascertain the scouraoy OF
reglstTaton OF any gas meter in use in this cIfy"
Every meter, ffound incorrect, will be condemned,
and another, seated and marked as true, viii be
set IN r< place. If proved to be accurate in its
measurement Of gas, it will be sealed accordingly,
and again put in positios for use.
Once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Fel
-'"' aCHARIEs wv w. CUNiiNfSGHAM, jSii Il
jy ls-n Inspector and Sealer Of Gas Meters.
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WOOD AND COAL.

TO THE PUBLIC!
go WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
ETRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT,.1
TRY WHAT?
WOOD there. H' 'OA'
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WAToHREEEA.IssINlSs; BY ; ANN4ssy[LvER AANN64sy[L WAR;

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nished with acomplete set Of tools for repair. N
ING every description of fine Watches, and IN
particular attepfion give 90 the same, by s<kkM
thorough competent wOr kmsn And O. work Eusreg-
tied Alto, every descnp Ron Of standard SILVER
WARE. PLAIN and ornamental manufaotu ed under
my own supervision, which my customers vii bud
far superior IN quality and hnlsh 70 northern ware
own manufacture. II. O HOOD,
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PhOPE WHATI
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KNOW WHAT?
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ITO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES
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Agents for procuring American and Foreign
PATIENT TS,
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Refer TO Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Josep Holt,
Hon. w ID. Bishop. Ex Commissioners of Patents,
end to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
ent Agency.
Pamphlet of Advice sent free by mail.
mali -
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,I2 GUTTA PERSHA. PAINT AND sig

HAMILTON, BIO. q co.'s.
No. s12 SEVENTH ST.,
is the place 70 find the celebrated Gutta Percha
Roofing and Paint Also, general assortment Of
House Painting MateriAls.
patch and on reason able terms. Mixed Paints
ways on hand and for sale, with bDoket sna brush
for Old Glazing or Job Work Of any kind WI be
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MckEANT STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 10 q sever
sifn and speedy for lnepisnt Consumption whtss
O6srsctsd Dncs Msnstrlaton Urine
Involuntary Discharge thsrsof Falling Of the womb
6ddins Painting and all dissAsss incident FsmAlss
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
Suffer longer. Take il seeordng TO directions, IL will
smssts, gthsn and inviForxts yeu aud eaass the
bles s health 70 meunt cheek sGsn Every sstls s
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
t)1elEssIlIll ELECTION
THURS DAY.
Nn 4. 1851.
FOR CONGRESS
IujlnIl 6. HARRIS.
OF ST. MARYS,
NOMINEE or TIE
!TiIE lIeITs' lIlN.


r.. uaxEis' Ascsraanse-
A. = kneua = or peopae. the States
nightS Coivsntioa. which MT in Upper
Msslbss0 q wedsesday. TIE 9Th of Jsae.
has sssissted BsxyAxsH @. HARsls. ef
shis essasy. fer Congress. We have not
received the printed proceedings Of the
Cesvsation. but have bssn Informed that
every thing passed eG tremendously an;
shat he nomination Of our distinguished
eosaeynaa was hailed by the entire Con-
vestisa With the warnsest demonstrations
- delight. A committee, consisting Of
Do. Js.es Harp~. Of Prince Georges.
ard Col. rLeoph"lus Harrison and J.
Edwin Coad. Of St. Mary's. was appointed
70 inform Mr.. IIarris Of his nomination.
We have been permitted to print bis res
pense - the Co~mittee. 1t Is as follows {:
Leonard Tosn.
June 10th. 1861.
10 d.. Jdmes Harper. CT. TAespholss
10U1VsSU0 OWss ~. A<<sHsW OsSAO.-
Ssrs:-Yours Of the 5tk instant, commu-
eisating the fact Of NY nomination for
Csagress BY the Southern Rights Conven-
ton which assembled in Upper Marble
~ On The 5sh. has been received. but not
in time for an earlier reply than Of this
date. / should consider myself recreaat
TO patriotic duty to decline. uader the cir
eumssanecs. the position to which have
been 90 hsnoratly called BY the Convcn-
ton. therefore promptly accept the
nominasion, and promise to devote myself
60 the cause whick the Convention. ia
co.moa with Ill truly patriotic cisizens,
have % much 1t heart-the case Of
Truth, Justice and Peace.
In rsssrning 70 yoa. % their Committee.
my thanks for The kind and friendly a,an-
sss 10 whieh you have notified me Of the
snminasios By the Convention. may be
allowed through yos 70 tesaer to the
members Of that Hoaorable Body my
high appreciation Of the honor they have
conferred upon me.
Yosr's With great respect.
BENZ. G. HARRIS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

The Tosodto Lander. the orRss ar ~
Csous fss Upper Cansda. sefssrise - Mr.
Liaeoa's ssisars of private sslsssph d.
pafehss. ays:
is = sos p.stsedsd that The ssisuss
saak p.ae. under the Law. Il i admis.
ted. o the othcr hand. that the .e;.ure.
10 the Nay il vh;eA Il vas a~cnmp,i.h.
ed. MAS coatrary 10 hu; VS., IN f.~4.
m unLlushiag usarpasion Il power. e..
ssl a. an ssss3l.-sce II the integrity 10
- teaegraphic systsa. and u the en-
stitatiaasl aetion Y The Lincnla admin.
istratiou.
Yoa reme,nbes ~ iadisaans ouscrv
raiaed u England some years ag.. VII n
Sir James Graham. then lls.ue Sx,cr.ta-
y. vas accused 1t tampesine With ..Nas.
isi's correspoadesee" d lie post CO.
The valne u the postal system. L vas
felt. dependsd upnn the maintenance of
its inviolaae character. Neither political
nor any other eonsider.tioa---ehe Whole
country orsed-coald justly the disre.
gard ct the confidence which attaehes ts
private letters. And the NcGheebv h.r.
oaet found himself coa,pellsd 10 Geek
shelter from the pressure az enraecd
public opinion BY rcsiremcnt iron olice.
How mseh wsrae II this telegsaphis
oufsage. accomplished under the s.sc.
ton a. RepublieAs Presidsat and his
Cahiaes! t il pseesdent foe tyrsasv
aniisited-ear esPioso9s at once coa-
tensptibjc aud atrocious. II Mr.. Lin.
coin may. Of his o~n free viii. oct aside
all the f6sms IT law and the ssfcRuarls
OF . busine. contract, b. pnssess;n.
himself Of telegrap;e dispatches. Why
may he not II any time seize mails il
f'.,ssitss And II President, in defiance
Of law. may invade the sanctity Ut the tel
egraph ofhce aud the mail bag. what con-
ee'v'n'e check can Be Placed upon his con-
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13
Er'~s e6e CIarlesso. .Me.rv.
THE FIRST VICTORY.

GsxAr observation-disclosures Rs.
LA.-Our telegraphic dispatches come
laden with news Of mnmentous import.
The heart beats high. FIR war has cnm-
menced in Virginia-Alcxandria Is lost.
Hampton is occupied. and tie o,xse !. scos.
We would not have had it DELAYED d,x.
Let the march Of War be onward. Let
the tramp resound throughout the land;
tor the thunder Of biz tread proclaims the
eternal independence of the great Couser.
vative, Southern Slave Republic. Fling
high the Cap of Liberty, and God spcei
the Old Dominion! degenerate aud dis
enthrslled from the political vasaalagc "a
the brutal mobocracy under which she has
80 long been held. as under an opi.ss
drug. again the old State Of the Cavalier
6lood has reused her In her pride to shield
her honor with her breast. Let the
blow come; aud let it cleave the Conf.
nent OF America. ~ with eimetar, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
War has commemorative coil Of Wiz.
ginia has teen invaded aud occupied by
= ruffian horde. aud If We mistake moi
the stuff Vi which Southern men are made.
that blow has at least been struck which
shall pcal. iAg sile Hghtning from heaven
over the vast forest. through the millions
Of burning hearts at the Sou,h. Not ~
much that Virginia has becn outraged:
not that Alexandra has been everrun. not
that Hampton is occupied; but that one
Of those deeds Of heroism has been per-
formed. which paint the pages Of history
in light, bring back the days Of noble
chisslry. aud spread glory over the q.
cutcheon OF the Mother State. The deed
Of patriotism performed BY jackson has
stained, for the 6rst time. the STARS and
Bars" Of the Confederate Flag With
biood-and that blood worthy Of true
Southern heart-the blood At martyr AMI
. hero. Upon his ovn hearth he fell.
arms in hand. dealing death 10 the In
suffer Of that Gag; one man against .
thousand murderers. He fell. 6ewcd to
pieces by the rabble horde. But his
spirit will live-vill live upon the storm
and. like the hurricanes Ut the South
will sweep from the uttermost shores Of
the Gulf 10 the rugged mountain peak
Of the North. II will soar over the Geld
Of bloody battle to come, and shrek aloud
for vengeance. amidst carnage. II shall
rush forth in the booming Of every eau
non. and shall CLEAN in the Fash Of eve
y Southern blade. And il will live, too,
in tunes to come. when the smoke of bat.
tie shall have passed sway. and the memo
r. Of blood shall have almost been iar.
gaten. The name of jackson shall be
eushrined in the heart Of Virginia, a the
name Of Jasper in South Carolina. sni
recorded upon the brightest pages Of her
history. His death is victory won, aud
his name shall be inscribed. in monu-
mental marble. BY the side Of vire;aia.s
worthiest sons.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

In all times there has been . class Of
people who are practical Tories. FROM
possessing intellects which realize the
beneficial capacities Of power. and trust 10
these as the only security against abuse
and perversion. Seeing the advantages
Ut subdivision Of labor. the cons.snt
struggle Of such minds is 70 centre IN
government aud control in the hands Of
. few. who will wisely Instruct them
salves IN their duties and benignan.ly en-
es.cise their trust for the general veal.
This il quite . distinct class az per-
sans from that which parcels oat man
kind int, ranks. naturally superior or
subordinate, the ono to tho other. These
last are aristocrats from pride; the others
from . conviction that an educated fsw
oan safely and wisely be best trusted With
the general management Of y community.
Both these classes. in fact. however. con-
cssr in choosing . ''strOng government. +"
and in favoriDg every measure which
empowers the fsu to control and direct
the many. Practically. shsy kn but lit
lie shesS IT the Spartan policy. IN the
extent to which power shosild Be pushed.
and only differ in The plans Of simplicity.
frugality and thsik 70 which pewss
should Be directed.
The we'll intentioned aristoeraas ore
Missionaries enthusiasts Giroedins--vho.
IN The end, are always the vicsims a
abuses Of power which they Refused 10
far, and which, u the psofundisy q
their eoneeit. thew think. even In dan.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

Ihs xsws
For the past lev days . close watch has
besa kept BY the Washington Government.
spoa the move meDts Of our people IN this
vicinity. A Aotilla Of schooners and
steam tugs has been stationed in Britton's
bay. and the Potomac. for several miles
shove and below the mouth Of the Bay.
has been subjected to the strictest military
espionage. All the Bay crafts upon the
Potomac and in the Bay. coming within
range Of the ''blockading squadron" have
been boarded. searched. and. 90 Tar IS
hard from. released. On Saturday last
IN armed boats crew Of six men. including
the eommand.nt. visited our wharf aud
took possession Of . Virginia pungy,
whisA. va lsAsa. they considered valusless
- prize ,snd subsequently, burnt. The
pangy when taken. had been vacated BY
hss Drew, and the charge upon which she
vas ssised was-that she had been en-
ployed IN carrying on . trade between
Lsoaard Town and Virginia. Our town
hss sotss jet been hoaored Cd with .
WHIT fbsa these faiaAfll vislianss. but our
beys ere hiding their toy boats and some.
Ne lsasa. have even had the prudence 70
ssassal their marbles that they may not
- nisl&tea tSs grapsshoG end seised -
eoaRatand q uar. The news from Tie
seaE e uar eoeeiaues % Misunderstanding and
unreliable that we decline n report any
Thing At has reached -. We win state.
hovsvss. that great battle. either at
llaaaaaaa Gap or HsrpsPs Ferry. Is
ths1ght 70 b Imminent. and Ne should
sot - asssaished Il che operations Of the
pesssss wesk shosA exceed. il magnitude
ssa iapestanee. anythlas hat has ooonr.
ri sisss the beginning of the var.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

MlayouM.-The eorrspoadent Of the
New York Times. vriaiag from s.. 10
ssh mo. nys:
On The whole. | nm strsneihened in the
co0vietion tAst Missouri will not sltemut
any olkeial severance Of her Federal rels-
tens; and am also satis6~d that she de-
serves bnt limited credit fos ihis course -
She sets mainly under the pressure Of sp-
preheasio0. She waits nov Ike au q.
ragedstiger. erouching in her Jungle. the
appearances Of her prey; and there . scarce
y anything more important 10 b done By
the Government than 70 % take IL mec.
sares that that spring can never Be made.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

3SG6s1o.
1ks Tickets Cor the election On Thurs-
day lsxt Win b ready fsr delivery to-day
CTsssday) q IL o'elosk. N. Persons
from he diGersat slectisn districts Who
Mey y 10 town viii please eall and get
thsa, lfthers is no opportunity Of sup
plying tho different districts to-day. The
tjekss viii Be sent 10. the distsicts not sup
Did By private conveyance Tomorrow
wednesday,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-06-13

O. HARRIS. efsA Mary'ssounty. ssasi-
nessly lse.inased By the Congressional
Csnventioa which ~ b Upper Marlboro
% the 5th instant.
\ Voters II 81. Mary's s,unsy! Here i
the issse before you. Peace @ war.
Ton cannot hesitate in yosr ehoiee.
Arouse yourselves and by the election
- the peace candidate. BENJAMIN G..
HARRIS, make one morn effort 10 stay
the progress Of the civil war which i
bringing rsia and destruotioa upon Us al.
Remember THURSDAY next, the 18th
u june! Let every man 80 to the polls
and vote for the return Of the good old
days Of PEACE aud PROSPERITY!