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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10
NO. 80.


Accoutrements, denote the belt CIR.
tridge.box. scabbard, etc, of the soldier.
To Deplcy. to display. to spread out;
a column is said to deploy when the
divisions open ont, or extend to form
lines upon some one Of the divisions.
To Dress, is to keep the body in such
a relative position relative position asto
contribute towards and form q psrt of
an exact continuity Of line, upon what.
ever front and in whatever shape The
battalion may be formed.
Field O6scers.-Colonels, Lieutenant
Colonies and Majors, are called Held
officers.
File, is line of soldiers drawn up
behind one another. As a general
term, file means two soldiers. the
front and rear rank man. Every sol.
dier of infantry covers space Of twen-
ty-one inches.
General Oficers.-All officers above
the rank of Colonel. q =
Harersack.-A bag made of linen or
rubber, for troops to carry provisions in
while on the march.
Line or Line of Battle, is the arrange
ment or disposition of an army for bat
tie; its front being extended in a
straight line as far as ground will per-
NIT, in order that the several corps Of
cavalry and infantry which compose it
may not be cut off or flanked by the
enemy. European armies and ours are
usually drawn up in three lines; the
first being named the van, the second
the main body, and the third is called
the rear guard.
Parolc.-A word given out every day
i'll orders by the commanding officer,
both in camp and garrison, in order to
know friends from enemies. al
. Pahrols.-A small party of men under
non commissioned officer to command
them, detached from the main or omar.
ter guard, to walk around the streets or
roads, for the purpose of taki,g up dis
orderly persons, or such as cannot give
on account of themselves, and to insure
the regularity of order Of the camp or
garrison. On the line of march, pa.
trolls are detached from the advance
guard to gain intelligence and to ascer.
tam the presence or position Of the en-
clMy.
Reserre.-A select body of troops re.
tanned in the rear, generally to support
an attacking force.
RereHle.-The beat of the drum at
daybrcak, after which the sentinels cease
to challenge.
Round, is general discharge Of can.
non and musketry. Cartridges are gen.
orally reckoned by rounds, as forty
rounds Of ammunition.
Runniny Fire, is that in which troops
fire rapidly i'll succession.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

A FOOL, q barber, and bald-headed
man, travelled together. Losing their
way, they were forced to sleep In the
open air, and to avert danger it was q
greed to keeI. watch by turns, The
lot fell to the barber, who, for amuse-
ment, shaved the fools head while he
slept; he then woke him, the fool rails
ing his hand to his head. exclaimed,
"Hcre's pretty mistake! Rascal, you
have walked the bald headed man instsad
of me-"
D0- A little boy, while writhing
under the torturcs Of an aguc, was told
to rise up and take powder his moth:
er mad prepared for him. ''Powdsr !
powder!" said he, raising himself on
one elbow, and putting on o smile, "ms.
thcr, I ai'nt guu."
~ Though q woman b dscleed
with al the Embellishments Of art end
nature, yet If boldness b resd In her
face, It blots out al the lines of beauty,
and leaves cloud shadowing the 1nest
wvrk Of the Creator.
- There h . chap down eao6 W0o
en- lie down and jsnp over hinsslf.
sssnd up ard jump Giu9 oaeee 60self
tnrs soaad and jsnp bsside hinssls
snd then tlim bask Ed jaWp Jia CIV.
He i . pslitieinn b trade.
- IN IL ftss oll1e6 Aee -
A776,0oo white unaloo bGsWee6 ~ 80
IT Is md e. and I - - Il ~ l11So.
- Awosnd llum . leinieS Ghlun;
in tie lsshy part q ~ e6n6a 1flg3
in alusose ssss3 inshss6 - vG6uDs -
tally.
~n yss donv wilA - - = ~
lkeep away ftum ths vslnea. Hb6-
poeiilAs to dsal II hosay sha ~ ~
oft g
Ma pleasant jet IN time q uie-
fortune Is courage 70 the heart ettngth
to the arm. and digestion to II 49,
ach.
~. Forty.four sons ef twenty-twe
lhthers are In one company os voaueeee
gsbels n Pjelkans Co, Alabama FL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

~" Show me the leading newspa-
pers If nation" said Daniel Webster
e and / will tell you its status without re-
ferring to it, history"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

~ Il Is reported that Gen. Scott n
marked, the other day: 'sThis is m.
last campaign, and it shallbe my best.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

~"Now. Georga. you mustdivids
the cake honorably with your brnther
john" "What is hbnorably mother"
ut means that you most give your
brother the largest piecs." = Then meth
or. I'd rather John should divide il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

- He Who says there is no suct
thing - an honest man, you may b
SURE j. himself rogue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

of the Army, lie procured commits
sion as 2d Lieutenant of the 2d In
fantry, in the year 1919. Gen. Sum-
ncr ranks amoug the lest and most ct-
fective men of the army.
Col. Ewing of the Artillery, is SUI
pcrannuated. He is native of Mas
sachusctts, and entered the army in
1909 His family were loyal to the
British cause in 1916, hut after the
war became Jettersonian Republicans.
They were related to the Colonial Gov
crmor Shirley. and thorough going aris-
to, rats. Col. Ewing married the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Langlon EIwyn. of Phila-
delphia. who was herself the daughter
of Governor John Langdon, of New
Hampshire. lie resides in Baltimore.
The oldest officer, by date of com.
mission, is Col. Whistler, of the 4th
Regiment of Infantry, who entered the
army from Maryland, in 1901. lie
served in Detroit, and is incapacitatcd
from old age.
Brevct Brigadicr General Thomas,
Adjutmt General of tie army. is ma
tive of Delaware. and extremely popu-
lar as an officer and man. So is Bre
vet Drigadier General Mansfield, now
in command of the Department of
Washington, and about sixty years Of
age.
The Paymastcr General is Col. Ben
;on,;u II or,nl ~ untivr ,,t \fuss,rhi,
sets, who entered the army in 1913, rs
Ensign of the 2lst Infantry. lie sue
cccdeu the late Gen. Towscn as Pay
master General IN 1854. Col. Lnrncd
is model Of accuracy in the manage
ment of his Bureau, and in private life
beloved and admired by all who know
him.
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ENGLAND AT A NoN-PLUs.-Encland
possesses so many ships of war that
they might be stationed within two.and
a-half miles OF each othcral round the
coast OF Great Britain and Ireland. yet
still an extra appropriation OF 81, ,000,-
900 five million dullars) is asked to
purchase timber for additional vessels.
The proposition has elected some in
tcrcstng facts, in regard to the strength
of the English war marine, and the
means ut the disposal Of France for the
invasion of her ally. A distinguished
member of Parliament shows that the
naval preparations of France were
grossly exaggerated, and that while
England has II steam reserve of SO ships
in The Mcdway, and 81 at Portsmouth.
the French have really no channel fleet
at all. A serious question was raised
as to whether, even were the law grant
ed, timbercou be found to build many
more vessels than are already COM
prised in the British Navy, great diff
Guilty having been experienced in OBJ
tanning material for the purposes of the
last reconstruction of that arm of her
service. The fleets Of the world may
eventually be compelled to rarsack the
forests of Oregon for supply, tor no
where in the world is material for ship
building purposes more abundant. The
forests of Siberia will eventually con-
tribute largely to this important branch
of traffic, when commercial enterprise
on the Amoor shall have received its
full development. At present, England
and France appear to have exhausted
the ready supply of all the worlds most
accessible marts.-.S. +. Herald.
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L1tsr from the Atlantic Side.
SACRAMENTO, Jul

The Pony Express arrived at Middle
Gate Station, seventy-five miles east of
Fort Churchill, July 26. The follow
ing is from the Sacramento Union:
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

TO THE FARMERS or 81. MARTs.
! would most respectfully call yonr at
t'ntlnn t" my Large assortment Of NIPPLE
.HE.N1S. ] an manufacturing and pre-
pairing a larger assortment nf agricultural In
PIGMENTS than ! have ever before offered 20
the ruhl:r-tI"rse Powers and Threshers.
WHEAT Fans, C'rn Mills, Corn S!.eIler5.
Pl"ngirs, liarrout: CUtivators, and n.sry
other articles IL numerous to meuiiol. I
can supply the Farmer with every thin. 10
may want With regard to Horse row.r.
would call particular attention to n Gu.
i"t If PELTON'S TRIPLE GE.lRED
POifEHS. {" ~ork nth or vithout band.
~h,ch are not surpassed ia this or any os,er
markd; and Most respectfully invite ,i..r,
wh" arc in want 81 Machines to give Inc cali.
rs ] feel confident that can suit tho pu,
chaser. ] am making CORN MILL f.Y
grinding C'rn a, Home. This is good Min.
has heen tested and pronounced so by exrc.
riencrd Judges. To this ask your spe-
r!al attention.
] tender You my sincere thanks for the
kiudi!ess heretofore Shown me AMI beg CON-
FINANCE Of your favcrS, determined /, NAV.
strong effort 10 please all iIo give me ..c.r
custom. Orders will meet with prompt at,sn.
;,on ~ being directed to
WILLIAM II. HARDING.
100 Prot street Haarf, Baltimore. M.
Feb. It'll, lssl-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
llalIRD TOWN SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

guVatS institution has hcen opened fs III
j fhstrursta sc ynuns LaGli"s in all tn
U.fnl and OrnanNrtai Branches Of Educa
tian, in which thor"ugh aEd accurate knowl
~l,e It thr French Language will be aelu;f'
81 with "-e.s facility.
The TIA .,r- w!nse snccess has teen NJ.
tet,lee waa uh;vrrsal .a,isfac,i.I:, in tho ct.
Lifefmsy Institutions where her srrvirrs have
ts~n rsqn:r \ will exer, her u,rn~' ski! in
e.ieav"ri,'. {" bring fts~ard the Young eI.-
tf'.i-d &. hs Cart.
Young I.niie- II. IN tho nces al six to e;,,h-
teen. md inward will he admitted
The G"vcrnI.li viii liz l:iI, and u.lI ield-
tng. yet of the gantlcst character.
Every h.t,"r.nis n.rauS will lc uss-l 10 Gre
s'e ard Sustain pr.r"r rnnu!a,i'H. atg.'Eg TIC
prp;is. Prin s viii bc swarl,.i :" .hs+ w',r
ma. if'xt the creates, improvement ia learning
and esn.inct.
Vocal Music, will he daily exercise in ill.,.
Scho,a. Instrumental Music, Drawing. Paint
in. a, d Needle Work. both Pam and Ona-
n,rita, will te attended to anal III desired;
dan,i ing in private Glasses, rs \ means "f i'm
parting ease and grace tn the manEers.
MADAME SIlERROD MOORE,
Teacher
Sept. 81. Is6l--st.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT,

w E. ANDERSON. Ms. 10 s. ]
W . Secp"a Street bdwten trs,i.'ric! Str.
and Marsh .Nuket Space, Eai,.norr.
Having the largest Ware rooms and be>,
assortment, OF Cabinet Furniture in Tie city,
is prepared TO seilevcry article in !lislinc upon
the l.ost liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience in ;his liue 81
bus mess. lac I; a,tsre hnl> cit that he car CON
p tr, rs TO excellence oi n.nleiial. bs auly OF
Workmanship and range OF prices, " IN any
establishment OF the sort in this or a,y other
city. HIS general stock embraces fu! and
complete assortment OF Parlor Chairs. Sofas,
Rock::sg Chairs, Spring i.o"naes, ChrRsbrr
Salts, Ear ro"s,, Otfce and Dining Chu,,.,
French 1.te o-I@'ss, Settlers, Arm CHAIRS,
.'f,atyuses. Leaking Glasses DC, Of every va
ric.y and description. He has also on hand
Bbdstsuds Of MS own manufacture, which
can be put up aud ,akeh down in Two min.
uies. Persons irons II. Mary's. wishing to
purchase Furniture. arc requested to call and
examine his Sl"ck h"lore buving e!.cwiltr.
3. sure TO find III" Ugh, place Nos. los J..
Secunt Stre.i--War. ou,r with 50 t>e
!roni and large Folding doors.
Angus, il.A 1eJJ-iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
BTIL D ER'S
NJ a TIE RI A L. S

The Undersigned, wcnl; respectful call III
tt-nti.n II The Public I" ,:tir lnr.e as>orr
Lueut Of UOURS. ELLNIIS. SASH. room
fR-i.NE$, b. NDDW N-!.NES, H.9SH-
EOARDS. C.4SINGS, KOiLELNf:>. M4N-
ILE.,. n,. every uc>criI'i,. 81 ii'hsss i;;!id-
ing inat,rl:.is v hich they have c'Il>-2ai,y q!
baud and which. t:!cy c,I turI's!. IT III" si!rii
est unt!ce.
The, are also prepared to furni,h at tn.
shortest notice FRAME WORK e.,
Country Houses Cottages. aid suburban
Residences. acc.,r'iir" I" any plan or design
ga! rea... lifted ~ ue put up ia ,n-r prupvs.
cd sites.
Farmers ar, ,t'rre t!..:rcre Of bui,,,in:
in the country. w"u'd tins; il t" their advanta.,
lay givirg rs d cali before purchasing e!>s'
where. n We are fully prepared 10 tx"cr,'
work on the most reas.'L.hlr terms. Aud thr
advantages, which We offer in preparing al!
the materials that may be Necessary III con-
s,ructing a ho,l>r, will lie luur.t. 70 save tic
Builder a great deal Of yexaii,us delay AID
expense.
10 All orders left at their office or adj
dressed to them by nail will meet Will
pronlp and satisfactory attention.
MAuGHLlN & JOHNSON,
Steam HainiNy Hill ard !Sosh Factory,
East Falls Avrnu", near Pratt Street Bridge
Warehouse No 65. Pratt street,
Next do"r t. rcnn X Mitchell, Bait. Me
April i9tl, ;3G0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
LUMBER
SHINGLES.!
FLOORING, &C.

"E .nri." the alten,i.n .f uur fsiv,.ds al...
W Consumers. centrally, il! st. Mary anil
a. inirg counties {" our rAtrsi.ivc assortment
Of .eas.ned Ri'HUI.FG MATERIALS
All parties r"nt~,np plating ,hc erection
Dwellings Barnes. &C.. will Gnd i, greatly It,
their advantage to Civ. r> a call as we can
sell at loves, Rates for Cash or Negotiable pa
pr.
Ih.'rs. Frames. Sash. &C., furnished at
Mil pri'es.
Orders titled Tor Bricks, Lime, Hair, Nails
&c.
n. Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
1ambrr fr,In ctr Yard
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, & CO.,
Wcat side Cuinn Dick,
Norfolk Boat Wharf
March 29t.-. lSS0--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

4 have for sa's Tie f'eitcn Triple Geare,'
Horse Porer ard ". W. Dingee & Coz
jsox Tar.sher. seifh Rerulriny S.rce Ca,.ier.
The machine is warranted Z" rer!"- sati.f:v-
si"u 70 all purchasers. The prize Of h"r~
Is,wer 40 zach Th.c-ter ai..l S;raw-''arEirr
delivered at A.! wharf il. 81. Mar!s ,"'n'y.
ia EiSa
Farmers are invited Ia cal! a, my Ssore il,
Lsntari Town aud rsai,iinc this Thrrshrr.
F. LEO. SPALDlN0.
jane 2S,i.. ls6O-iI.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
FOR COUNTY Ci.ERKSUlP.

Ths friends 1T DANIEL I. MORGAN pre-
Aent him {" ,te vntrrs "f st Marr'S County rs
q can,ii late f.G Clerk nf The Circuit Curt 4:
,ha eltcsi,l. in ls6s. aud slicis I" his claims
. '.ispassi"nase confederation.
Nov. 2eth. lanI.
FOR NsI'NTY CLERK.
announce nyr"lf AZ 4 Candidate for Clerk
rI:hc Circuit Cuur, f,1 Saint Mary's county,
J especially solicit the support Of my
fiji, = Is aud the pti,'i:..
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
N ICE.

HAVlNG purchased the interest # Wm.
- F. Leach, III The late firm nt L.. h /
Herbert, hereby iut"rm the old customer,
IT the ti:n,, and the public generally, tia,
shall continue business at the cd stand. a,
the Head oi ~. Clements Bay. ana shall. h>
strict attention I" business, hope to merit !,
r"htlnnance Of The very !iher... patronage o..
tended 10 the late firm
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
Sept. Goth, lo6l--,t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
NOTICE..

"NHE un.'ersi. nca wish to inform the
IL people Of S~int Mary's and adjourn
ing counties. tina, they have just completed
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. aud are
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size.
sud will REPAIR. CAULK.'&c.. on the
INST reasonable terms. Prompt attention,
t" all work, and quick dispatch will be giscn
in all cases The Railways situated about
a quarter IF iuiie from Leonard Town on
a fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required. on the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS L FOXWELL.
July 10Th ls6t.-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
DENTISTRY.

DEHS0HS seeding the services "f first
L rate Der-i>t viii - wril ~ cnpluw Dr
J. RANDOLPH WALTON. no IT,
TIN Is i"ca'in. !,i,nsc,f ~ IL, sill age Of Leon
ard Town. Orders addressed to him through
the Leonard Town PCS, Office vii, r.c,v.
prompt attention. HIS terms are cash Or
Walton has l,a'. Considerable experience in
his profession, is lnsl-ral" in his charges and
has invariably given satisfaction 10 those VII.
have emr!.!ca him. Tn give lie rca.!crs If
the Beacon sorae idea "f tie standing of DIR.
w. AS a PRACTICAL DENTIST. the fo:-
lowing letter, addressed to him b, Or. NiLia.
pihkuey, L. =. ~. is appended:
l. : NAVAL Ac,nrMY.
ASHAr,.LI<, M"rvlard.
Al,rsi II. 1850.
DEAR STR Il. civcs ne :rea, llasure e.
express III. confidence have in your skill ~
Dentist, adv! to sec,snn;rhd yu;. rs far as
have influence, 10 the pasr"nag- If the Pubic
have had an opportunity "f witnessing your
lnotle Of operation. ann have To hesitation II
affirming that il exhibits your thorough knowl.
edge uf yea profession.
AN, sir, very respectfully
| Your cbr,iic,r, srrvane.
| NINIAN PINkNEY,
Surgeon L. S. n.
DIR. Randolph WALros, Annapolis.
April 4th, lS6l--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
]. n. lucKETT.
S toe x, n ote, B i'll
AND Real EsrArE BEoxxE,
81 Seco-h Street,
II 4 l. r N o =
FL. re sc Ea

X LRE ECEa.
P. 0ibson. Cashier Bank Of t'alt. Bolsimcsr
e. Il. Cpl"man. Cash. Mechanics Bank. J.
u. Buck. Cash. Frt"kiin Bank, Thomas j
Carson. Banker. Th'.rn< n johnston, J. C
Adams. Warwick. Fri,k s. Bail. R. Mickls
Crrh. Cl.irn Bank Of N.ryiand Bait. h. A
vIkcrs. Pres. Marine i..nk. Jni,ns'en Bro. &
Co. Elnke's josiah Ice s. c.. Hasl Jen-
kins x ca. I"nrg s f',rson, Van. Piukne,
Brooke Hashingf,.n. u. L.
Nay oath. lsCo--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
GUINNESS NOTICE.

4 IL persons Indebted tn IN" On Tavern ae-
"A rphn: " II come forward and settle the
S,me .i'hou: delay IS wi-i! ali r'Sims tne NJ.
-osei forthwith. | m,-ni hereafter 10 60 a,
exclusive CASH business ard am determined
s-i.e no credit e.. EATING, DRINK
ING W HORSE FEED :roa, The Is. 0: Janua
AIRY, ieGI.
JOHN F. PENWiCK,
Proprietor,
Union Hotel
January Ord, ls6l-,E.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
NOTICE.

FORWARS any and all persons FROM
i Receiving III pa. n!rht q, lay transfer i.,r
any consideration whatever, ~ NOTE OF
HAND vf mine. witt s'l.arles Medley sccuri
~. drawn pr, aide t.. .isu.cs tt o., o.. the
1st day uf January. lSCc. far the s,,,, If ere
hundred And ten dollars tSllU) a. ! h"l, the
Aid 1Axnl'.o,.s Metz ter moie thar vwc-
him.
EDWARD +. TEEEISOE.
Aug. 18th, lsDl--3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
IIE-VNE fishery.

skill inmcnce ny fishing. This scaf n.
l. 81 MONDAY i!.c 10th Of Scp.c.nb,-. in-
slant. Persons who may desire to rut uu
n.h will c"r~ult their in,,rcs, Ly Giving Nc a
rai My terms a..-- % c-..ss per buslc! -
,r 81 AID IS per barrel Ny landing j.
known ~ Frederick Green wcil's I.xn,.:py
i,ea- :!.c i!raG II Crrl ll's Creek.
JOSEPH A. MAGlLL.
Sept 18th, IsGl-,i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
BOARDING School.

THE Misses Cm.isin having secured tn
>.r. ice, nf an experience! Mu>lc teach.
wi!! rrc,rc limited l,1:Ier of ,',sl:. Ia.i.,.
for the scholastic Year lag,l,.ing lst Sept
TERMS PAYABLE HALF yEARI.Y IN
ADVANCE.
E"ar,! a"A Tuition in all the branches g. Al,
i.n,ii-h i.'!urall"n per annum $3.50
Music Vocal < Instrumental SO per quar-
French 3
Italian 3
Spanish
Drawing and Painting IL Water
C,l"rs :
Oh raintin. 10 -"
r." utmost attention viii he paid u
the hcaiti. and comfort. :,l every Effort n t,ie
>" advance III. iOr;.i i,!:i Intellectual culture
t tAcir pnl.i!,.
81 MMEE>EAr
Oakvill- T. O.
St. Mary Co.
August LIST. ic6i-;!.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
~ o T ICE

f. LEO SPALDlNG rr,nrns his thanks e
his numerous customers for the liberal la'r"!-
age me has received frusn them, and nl.- acs
himself /" keep a CHOICE STOCK OF
GOOD! always on hand. which will be sold
very low for Cash or it's equivalent.
4. LEO SPALDING,
April 2nd, 1860
April 9th. le60-lv
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
SPRING DIS.

1 large SUPPLY OF ii-'.": Dlck. Peni-
IA Tertiary P!aids. &c. ;, received aud
:,n sale 10y
T LEG. SPA!DIEGl
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
WANTED.

V>HE subscriber wishes to buy . lot q
LIKELY Young NEGROES. Of hosl,
sexes, for which the highest market prices will
he paid Pers"ns wishing I" sell. who may iH
see h'mr during biz present tour through tie
Sohthcn cnuhties Of the State will have their
orders promptly re,pondedt", ny addressing
ALLEN 5. DORSEY,
WashiL s,or ID C..
Eel. 2nd. laGO--tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

NEW FALL AND HyNTEP GOODS

THE urder-'yre. has JUS, ed from, r. {.
l. City with III. largest. SIM beet se;.~,ed s;o,i,
of FALL. and WINTER GOODS ever vue a
t" thec'tizcns ofS,. Mary IS Coua,y, cons..,,pe
~ part, "f,erv superior qUasity OF Iieavy Good
f"I Servants riotn,ns, ~ the mos, nlct.rs,.
prices-aiao Boots ami Shoes oilhe mos, ell
s.ant'ai make. md best mctersi. l.->'des Cio:h.
CrsKin'@r,e, Iestinss ara s.l kinds If sne dr...
floods, i"i Lld:es and t,eutiemel--a car,tiI,,.
sri|r'ei. A"d Wi! 1850. a' stock 81 ready md.
c'"th'rs ,n'snutsciur"L expressly 10 order, and
T'rIetv "i Articles "tllr,"st rve,r .u.d no v:h.,.
es"to I've found IN the county. lie r. spe- full, 90
lIr''ss ''trom thos- desiring To ,.urchsSe, + Ell
''g assured hat has th"r"us acquuIr; an.e " ia
tn" business. resulting from long residence in
The cl;y, viii en>hs i:iin 10 offer such iud.,..
mems as w!iid.iy com 'e,i,i"n.
F.. n. JONES,
49,, Clifton Factory.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
fA1UxENT RIVER Land
"a IL
s 4 l. T..

I + not sole at private sale before SAT-
FRIDAY. October the 2G;l., 1850. ! vii.
'iicr at public sale, in the village If CHAR
I.UTIf HALL, on that day, the FAR "
on wh;cii now reside
This FartA is situated on TIC pairx,,.i
River adjoining the lands # MIS-. F. /
Thomas and Maj. Jane. Cpllii.s. and c"i.-
tArS
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
Persons wishing TO pur, i.s>c land 81 supc
rinr quality. where good Lc.';l, aud all IT,.
dtiiracics Of the water are tn be Lad, are
requested t. cal! and cA.n,ir,r the premises.
Steamers to and from Baltimore, pass this
land every day.
THIS Farm will be divided aid sold il.
three parts.
Terms made known M Application 90 the
undersigned, ard possession will tr given Oh
the first day nf january. 1851.
". J. CARTWRIGHT.
Charlotte Hall. =. o..
SaH, Nary's County.
August 2Ot!,. 1SG0---tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

k,ere 'ns' antly on hand a large assort-
neu, "f>l rERlOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign amt Domestic I.iqn rs, robacc". ST.
CARS. &c, which will be sold at the loves,
market prices.
Produce Of al, kinds sold on cnmmi>sio,..
| shall only do a CASH commission
ksirrss.
Nov. 10Th. t:6n--t!.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14
THE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

THE next annual session will commenc
] on SATURDAY. the 18Th Of Sep,rm-
bcr under the direction ui Miss LOFTY
LEIGH. as Principal. assisted hv a corps
IF efficient anu experienced Teachers.
Tie course T.! Instruction - as thorough a.
az any other institution IN the country, and
$, less than half the usual expense. The
scholastic yea, is divided into two terms OF
Eve months eaCh II.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-11-14

Charges. per term. payable
in advances:
~ I'll the hr,ucheS of \ Thorough
f. ci:sh c,lucati:.;l intending
Board. Tuition. Washing, Fuel,
Lights ana l:cdGIing, $500
stationery. CSC
ttii;"r fnrGa, :rrils. including
iu... 2iOG
SEPARATE BRANCHES:
French, 1900
Music with the nee &c ln.trumcnt 800
Drawing aud Painting. exclusive
ni materials. 60r
Pa..ltin. H. Oil C.iors exclusive
II mat; < 10 90
! For fur for.nl,r.n. or FOR Circulars.
apply tG Tia" Principal. st. Inicoes Pos
Office, Saiui Mar, ; C"nniv. Md.
&. Bali .INGSi.EY.
| President o: the Board OF Trustees
| August 10th. i>c0---tt.