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WAR NEWS.

Information has been received, says the Wash
ington papers, from Gen. Pope's army, that re-
connoitering column passed the Rapidan river
on Saturday and took possession of Orange
Court House, which had previously been occu-
pied by two regiments of Confederates. In the
slxirmish which took place eleven of the Confed-
crates were killed, and over fifty taken prisoners.
The Federal loss was two killed and three woun-
ded. The raiiroad and telegraph line between
the town and Gordonsvile were destroyed.
The route between Front Royal and Winchester
has been abandoned for transportation purposes,
expect under escort because of the presence of
Confederate, guerilla parties. Some sixty or sew
enty, citizens of Rappahannock county have been
arrested for not taking the oath of allegiance,
and given three days grace. If they refuse to
subscribe to it at the end of that time, they will
be sent at once beyond the lines ar
General Curtis army has been reinforced, and
is now able to begin offensive operations. The
Confederate General Hindman is at Little Rock,
Ark, with less than G, 600 effective men but in
intercepted letters it is stated that he was expec-
ting thirty new regiments from Texas and Ar
kansas. !tc7 aDh t3 H3H tf
A New York paper has intelligence that Com
modore Davis has moved his feet up to the
mouth of the Yazoo river, where it will keep
blockade Of the Confederate gunboats said to be
lying up thatstream Most of Commodore Far
ragut's fieethav gone down the river to New
Orleans These movements indicate the raising
Of the eseige of Vicksburg. The Mississippi, be-
tween Helena and Vicksburg, is effectually
blockaded by shore batteries, and none but armed
vessels can pass. @ st @"S sa
1t is rumored at Memphis that several United
States paymasters, having in their possession
one million eight hundred thousand dollars, have
been captured at Humbolt, Tenn. The reports
are not credited in military circles.
1t is stated in despatch from Washington
that such precautionary measures have been
adopted that but few only of the government Of
ficials can now be the possessors Of information
which it would be improper to communicate to
the public
IA reconnaissance went out from General Nc
Clellan's army on Monday night towards NAL
vern Hill, but the result is not yet reported
Richmond papers acknowledge the loss Of one
Confederate soldier killed and six wounded in
the recent night engagement.
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A Point Well Taken.

An editor in the State of Maine thus
distinguishes between different sorts of
patriotism: :-"Some esteem it sweet to die
for ones country; and yet others hold it
swecter to live on ones country" The
last, says the Hartford Times, are a
numerous tribe, the shoddy patriots, and
they are ready to denounce all who don't
agree with them, as "rebel sympathizers.
There is too much reason to believe that
this war was chiefly fomented, and is now
being protracted, by a set of venal cormo-
rants, who only wish to use it for the pur-
pose of private plundey and who have no
other interest in it, notwithstanding their
loud professions of patriotism, than that
which we may suppose is felt by the car
rion birds that hover over our battle fields
and prey upon the dead bodies of our brave
soldiers. We don't know decided or
conspicuous Abolitionist who has COM
manding position in our army, and it is
quite notorious that there are precious
few of them in the ranks. Where are
they2 Begging and filing Government
contraets.---Erchange. A
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suffering gambling in his house. Yer
dict not guilty. Dallam for State, O
Soott and STREET. for defendant.
DRAFTING.

II has been little more than month since the
President at the suggestion of the Governors of
the loyal States, issued proclamation calling
for three hundred thensand more troops but
such has been theslow progress Of the enlistment,
while the necessities ofthe government were
pressing and increasing, that the President has
again issued proclamation, this time ordering
a draft of three hundred thousand men from the
militia Of the States and in any State where the
quota under the previous call for volunteers has
not been filled up, orders that drafting be resor-
ted to to obtain the required number. 1t will
thus be seen that, instead of an increase of the
army of three hundred thousand men, double
that number is to be raised and enlisted in
the service by the 18th inst. This order is is
sued under the recent act of Congress which au-
thorzed the President to call for draft if neces
sary--the men SO obtained to serve nine months,
unless sooner discharged. We publish in anoth-
er column the State laws relative to drafting,
bat these will be set aside by regulations which
will he established by the War Department,
which will also fix the quotas of the different
States; The quota from Maryland will be about
nine thousand men. When this present requisi-
ton for six hundred thousand men is supplied,
the total number called into the service since the
war began will be one million one hundred and
seyenty-hve thousand, seventy-fve thousand hav-
ing been furnished under the first call in April,
1861, and Eve hundred thousand subsequently,
besides the regular army and its increaSe.-San.
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3 S. The District of Columbia will be a
first rate place in which to colonize the
free negroes of the States The Aboli-
tionists will be colonized along with them.
We select the District, for the God-for-
saken place will soon be unfit for anything
else. This Congress should advance a
step further, and declare that the fugitive
slave law does not apply to that District.
1t is not a State. Already large mum
Der of contrabands are domiciled in Wash
ington, to be fed out of the treasury; and
thousands more viii be on hand soon.
We are glad that white men are not fore
ed to live there, except Presidents, Con-
gressmen, &c. They are we'll paid; and,
besides, don't deserve better quarters un-
til they redeem the character of such Off
cials Loaisoil2e Democrat. -aaa t
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Pennsylvania Democratic State Conven-
tion.

At the Democratic State Convention
which was held at Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vania, On the 4th Of July, resolutions were
adopted sustaining the Union as it was
and the Constitution as it is; declaring
that the true and only object of the war
is to restore the Union and enforce the
law; denouncing the reckless exravagance
Of some departments of the Federal Gov
ernment and also the Republican party as
one of fanaticism and crime opposing
sectional legislation and sectional parties,
but supporting the Government in the
use of all constitutional measures to put
an end to the war. In addition to the
above the following resolutions were pas
sed:
RESOLVED Z. That the Constitution and
the laws are sufficient for any emergency
and that the suppression of the freedom of
speech and of the press, and the unlawful
arrest of citizens, and the suspension of the
writ Of ha6eas corpus in violation of the
Constitution in States where the civil au-
thorities are unimpeded is most dangerous
to civil liberty, and should be resisted at
the ballot-box by every freeman in the
land.
s. That this is Government of white
men, and was Established exclusively for
the white race, that the negro race are
not entitled to, and ought not to be ad-
mitted to political or social equality with
the white race, but that it is our duty to
treat them with kindness and considera-
tion as an inferior but dependent race !;
that the right of the several States to de-
termine the position and duty of the sew
eral races is sovereign right, and the
pledges of the Constitution require us, as
loyal citizens, not to interfere Herewith.
9. That Congress has no power to de-
prive any person of his property for any
criminal offence, unless that person has
first been duly convicted of the offence by
the verdict of jury, and that all acts of
Congress like those lately passed by the
House of Representatives, which assume to
forfeit or confscate the estates Of men for
offences of which they have not been con-
victcd by due trial by jury, are unconsti-
tutional and lead to oppression and tyran-
ny. 1t is no justification for such acts
that the crimes committed in the prosecu-
tion of the rebellion are of unexampled
atrocity,n is there any such Justification
as State necessity, known to our Govern
ment or laws
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Baltimore Markets.

FLouR.-Super, SIS, loa$5.5o; extra, $5.s7;
City Mills super, $65oa6.75; extra, ST ,Ooas. so.
Corn Meal, $3.25per Dbl. Rye Flour, So. sra
1862 per bbl.s n
GRAIN, - Wheat-fair, $l.25a$l45; prime,
Sl40al go per bushe. Corn--prime white, 50a,
Goc.; prime yellow, 5oa56c 0ats--Md. 4Oa45c.;
Penn. 43a45c. per bushel. Rye, 7la74c. per
bushel. 5ss as
aGUANo. Peruvian, $50 per ton; Mexican, $22;.
White do. $33; Navassa $26; California, S4S;
Manipulated, ~; Phosphate, $45. Bone Dust,
$2e. A
Hay AND STRAw.--Baled Timothy Sl6al7
per ton, loose $l4alS; Clover, baled $l4al6;
loose $6a10. Rye Straw $1la12; Oat straw
$7a900; Wheat do. $8a9.0O.
Wool. Unwashed, 2sa32ci washed, 44a4sc.;
pulled, 36a42c.; common fleece, 43a48c.
Provisions Bacon sides, 34a6c.; shoulders,
4a43c.;; Hams, 65a9ac.; Lard, Gal SIC. 2
CATfLEs Prime, $2.boa$4.50 per 100 lbs
Sheep, So .5oa4, 80 per lo0lbs. Hogs, live, $3.50
ab.25 per 100 lbs. + :.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Testament
ary on the personal estate of a
EDWARD REYNOLDS, -
late of said county, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the 81
5th day Of June, 1863,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Ase .a. aa
AlApersons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 5th day
ofJune, 1862. 81 .tata&y. a5
La ..aa JAMES OWENS, JR.
iel4-6t Executor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
| scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills ofHarford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of aa8 8
GEORGE B. NEVILLE, g
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof on or before the 5(
18Th day Of July. 1863,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate sA %a
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. e
Given under my hand and seat this 10th day
Of July, 1862. - m@
N4 "a Il SAMUEL H.ABATEMAN,
au2s y Az ~ F5 Administrator.
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Insolvent Notice, !

NOTICE is hereby given that David
IN Durham has made application to
the Circuit Court for Hartford County for
the benefit of the Insolvent laws of Mary
land, and that the second Monday in No
vember, 1862, has been assigned for him
toappear in said court to answer such in
terrogatories as his creditors may propose
or allege against him.
au2 VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
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sOMBRERO GUANo,
Containing rs TO 80per cent. Bono Phos-
phate of Lime.

This remarkable article is imported
from SoMBRERo ISLAND, and is unques-
tionably the cheapest and richest source of
Phosphate Of Lime known. The whole
Island is bed of this rich material. and
its value to agriculture cannot be over
estimated. 1t is sold in perfectly fine
powder, and is admirably adapted for COM
bining vito PERUVIAN GUANO.
au2-2m @F9a
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School Notice.

TIME Executive Board of SCHOOL,
IL COMMISSIONER for Hartford couns
twill meet.at their Office in Bel Air, on
TUESDAY,, .26tIi. August, at 10 O'clock,
to examine and appoint teachers for the
ensuing four months. All persons wish
ing to teach are expected to be present
and receive the rules adopted for the gov
ernment of the schools.
BY order,
JOHN t. SPICER,
aug Secretary.
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B Ell AIR, Md,
Saturday, August 9, 1862.

n3-The &C Southern lEgis'' has more extended cir
cuation among the Intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford, than any other paper in the county No
Z" Lock Hospital, other obscene "bottery adyer
tisemehis will appear in columns at any price.
large number OF subscribers pay for their paper in ad
vance, and consequently arc just the Glass advertisers de-
sire TO reach. VI n s4 WN
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed To the above facts
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real mime OF the authOr alteH
ton will I've paid TO them. The real name of the author
will not be published unless desired but cannot
consent toiRsert communications unless we know the
writer. ,&N ,StEl "- .tfht#
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

FHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the snbscri-
Il her has obtained from the Register OF Wills
of Hartford County, Md, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of h aasl8
T.eHAAIILToN MORGAN, 81;
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the saria with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the E @
iii 23d day Of July, 1868, ,i..at s5
orsthey may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment. ~
Given under my hand and seal this 23d day
of July, 1862. 81
.aS 4gta ROBERT u. MORGAN, vi
au2 Executor.
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The Circuit Court for Hartford County.

AUGUST TERM. @A1 ef
The August Term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county, commenced on Mon
day last-Hon John III. Price, Judge !;
William H. Dallam, Esq, prosecuting
The following is a list of the juries:
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P III OSPHO-P ERUVIAN
COR MANIPULATED
q u A N O

WARRANTED ONE-HALF PERUVIAN GUANo.
Seven years use of this Guano has
rendered 1t staple fertilizer. It's quail
ty has heen maintained with rigid exact
ness through series Of years, and it may
he relied upon intbe future, as in lthe
past, for uniformity Of effect It contains
MORE AMMONIA and ,PHospHATE OF
LIMs THAN ANY FERTILIZER SOLD IN
THIS COUNTRY, andis therefore of great
erreal value. Experience proves its great
utility in Improving the soil, whilst its i'm
mediate effects are fully equal to the best
Peruvian Guano. 1t is the most conreat-
emt, economical and permanent fertilizer in
use.
We also offer to consumers
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REESE 6 cos 81,
Super Phosphate Of Lime,

This article is tried and reliable II is
manufactured expressly for our sales, un-
der guarantee. and forfeiture of Sl,000,tto
be ol, given standard. We offer it to con-
sumers for exactly what its name imports,
a REAL SUPER, Or SOLUBLE PHOS-
PHATE, rendered SO by the liberal use of
acid, in compliance with all the condi-
tions required to insure complete solubil-
ity. We therefore recommend this arti-
Gle with confdence. %
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DEER CIR EEK TAR NR
ToR E EsNJrU

EaoR R BNCT.
AS intend to enter into a business en-
IL gagementi in the. city for a time. L
wish to rent the farming land ,os PRIEST
FORD, with the stock necessary 10 work
il. The house, grounds and orchards
will not be included in the lease.
A young married man preferred for ten
ant s 1
sau2 5 ALBERT NELSON m
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The following cases have been disposed
Of up to the time Of our going to press y
state IS. Jesse D. Crswford, public
school teacher, indicted for whipping with
unnecessary severity the SON of Philip IA.
Barton yerdietnot guilty Dallam for
State, III w. Archer. for defence. u sA'
State ii. William Rodbam, indicted fgr
removing aboundary ssone. Tried before
the Court, and held under saab curiaas-
Dallam and IT, N, Archer for The State !;
Al. u. Jafrstt and o. scott for defend
ar n esA stM II
stals IL william 3 Carroll indicted
for suffering gambling il his house.
Not guiItyiopp<ss by the STATE Dal-
lsib fof tats VI wi archer md Bate
man for defendant. .sl 3:
State Il. James s. Lytle. indicted ior
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
DENTISTRY.

I'D LESSONS nretlins the services IL a first
j rate Den:i,i will IL. well T., rmplow DIR
J. RANDOLPH WALTON. who IN.
tept!i lrasin: iii,n.-lf in the village of Leon.
ar,l Town. tIr,irrs ad,!rc.ssrl I" linn thr..usi
the Leonard Town Pest Office will rrcci,.
pr''mpt attent,h. III. terms are. ca.h. DR.
Walt"n, has had c,.i,.iiercr.llr experience in
his profession. is moderate in III. charges. a,.
has invariably given satisfaction I" thor VIII.
have employed him. 7" give the 1ca.lrrs "l
the Eeassa some i.!ca If the standing If DIR.
W. ~ u PRACTICAL DENTIST. the f,.-
lowing letter, addressed to Linn by Dr. Einian
Iinkls~., L. y. ", is appended:
L. =. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ASSAroL.I., Maryland,
April -. 1855.
nEAR SIs:-H gives me great pleasure to
.xlress the c.ntrirucs have in your skill AZ
- dentist. and to Trr.p,n,sld yeu. a. far A.
have i"ii"enes, JO the lstcmass of tina Public.
I have hal Al "I.I"riIi.ity '.f witnessing your
,n.aie of "pcrati..u, ann bare NO Lesitati"n IN
aftirn'in. that it~xl,iits your Thorough knovl-
edge "s y'M prdsesi"n.
am, sir. very respectfully
:. y. y"iir ntssijrns servant.
-, NlNI.yN PISkSEY,
Surgeon L. =. Y. :"
DIR. RASp"iPn WALros, Annapolis.
April 4th, lsGl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
y OLE D ER'S
M A tie RI A LIS

The undersisnc.l would rrsoectfslIv call Oh
Il entisn IL tie PMtllc q, their large assert
m,eas &c DOOkS. ELLV1,S. SASH room
FRI.NES. WINDOW FRI.NE.s. U.9STs-
BOARDS. C.sSiyIS, MOfLDLy0S, MN.
TIES, a,d every siescviyaion IL House I,aild-
Ing nsateriai,. which they have cosasta nsly oa
hans. aud which they can furni.l, Al the .h.st
est nsaice. r - :. ,-
They are aIss. prepared To furnish ct ti,s
shortest nstare R1eAAlE WORK for
Country H.aases. Cmsages, aud suburban
Isesisirnc~.. ascending q. any plan or tirsign
all really fttesi TO b. put up on their pr"r.s.
rd sites
Warmers ADd ethcrs- DESTROYS Of building
ia the es'antis. woli find il 10 their ad
hy giving ua ram L,frs puscl,axinr ~l.~-
wsssse. ~ We arr lilly PREPARED tn execute
ws'rk in the us..st Teas. s,ai,le terms And the
a.ivsntasrs, which w~ saier iu preparing all
the materials that iIlay br n.crss1ry in con.
structina . h..ist. wiil l.e fund TO save the
i'uilslcr great deal VI ycxs,ious delay aid
cx Issnke.
Akir- All orders left at tleir office Ct ad.
dressed m tae,a l,y mail will meet with
pruinp aud sasisfast.s, atier.tiou.
MACGiitIN & JOHNSON,
Steam Planning Nil and Sash Factory.
Easf Falls Asrhur, near Pratt Street bridge
W ar,.houst, No. 5s, Pratt street,
Next dd.r to Penn Is Mitchell, Bait. Md
April 10Th, ls60-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

TO TIE FAR MERS or ST., MARI-S.
II would m~t resp. ctfully call your at
tention t., my large assortment of NIPPLE
UE.t-CS. am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment oi Agricultural hss-
Iiementx than ! have ever before offered e,
the public.-II"rsc Powers anL Thrcshers,
Wheat Fans, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters.
PLngls, Harrows: Cultivztors, a,m many
either articles to numerous to mcnti,,n. !
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
NAV want. Will, regard TO ll"Tse Power
I wunhl cali particular attcnti"n to i fine
Lt IT. PELT'ON'S TRIPLE GE4REI,
POINTERS, TO ~ork wiM or wiihoni band,
.sh,ch are not surpassed in this ar any other
n,arket; and most respectfully invite these
who are il, want 1T Machines {" give me call
a. ! feel coa,ti,lent that ] can salt the ,,ur-
cI,aser. ! am maxim: CORN MILL e.,
grinding Crn At ll.s,c. This is q good Mill,
has been tested aud ,.r.n",,,,cc.l =" 10y expe.
rienced j,alges. TO this l ask your sla.-
cial attention.
! icIrtl,.r y"u my sincere thanks for the
kindness heretofore shown me s.,l beg con.
tinaancc of t"ur fav..rs, DETERMINED to max.
stro,.g effort 10 phase all who give ne il,ci,
Custom. Orders will meet With prompt atrel.
tion by Icing s.irsrtsI I"
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
80 Pran street Uhar), Baiiin,ore, IMd
Feb. Eth, lS;'-iy
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
CHAIN AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w II. ANllE.SON, Mas. 10 s. !
~ 2 Seeo.I Street Iet~ren Frederick Sire
"nd Matsh .Hsirkl Spare, Aai.imore.
Having the largest Ware rooms and bs.,
assorimIfni;oi Cabiaef Esraifxre in the city,
10 pfrpsgtd 10 seilrv~ry article in hi.line upon
the n,"lt liberal aud accommodating. terms.
Having had long experience in this line Of
business. ht hati~rs himself that he can {. u
pete, IS q, s.xeefi+nce OF m.~ierial. beauty vi
workmanship and range OF prices. with any
establishments of ah~ sort in this or ans o,he,
city. 1lis seGerai stock embraces a full and
complete assortment of ParI..r Chairs, Ss.fl,s
| Rorkiag, Chairs, Spring lounges, Chamlr,
S"ifs, Bar room, G!iee and Dinias Chairs
FfsarA Jste a. 1etes, Setters, arm Chairs
| 1Esisrasts. LssAimy Glnsses de-, ct every va
rrty and 'drsetip.Mn. lie has also on han.
Be'fsfsasiS .af his avn Manufacture, which
can H. put Of and taken down in two min
utrs. t%rsons from 81. Afars's. wishing Il
Pdfcl,ast Furniture. are requested to call an.
eiaaliiie his Stock before buying els.w hrr,
- sure to 6nd.,he right place Nos. los .:
Src.sad Sir~,---War.l ou:- with 81 te.
front Sad latSe feld,ng doors.
August li,h, ls5a-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
::40iRDIhG SCHOOL.

'l>llE Misses cortisin havin: secured the
I services u Az experienced Music TEACHER
viii recsivr a limited number If yo,,ng ladies,
EE tle scholastic year beginning lSt Sept
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY Is
=. -. ADVANCE.
Beard. and Tuition in all the 'iGn anrhcs "s All
English E'lscsti" l":r annum $50
Music Nscal X instrumental $40 per quar-.
French 3
Italian "a. 5
Spanish 3
Drawing ard Painting in Water
C.l.ns So"
Oil P..intiiig-.. -. 10, 2"
- Iir utmost attenti"n will lc paid To
the hraltl, and comfort. and every eIfrt made
~ advance the moral and Intellectual rulturr
'T tlieif pupils :
;. Address :.
SUMMERSEAT
%9.Evtlk. r. q.
.. 80 ST., Mary. ca.
August list. 1856, II.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-09
TINE
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

TiiE next annual session will ctmmenr
] nn SATURDAY. the 18th of S.i,,~m IN
her. Under the direction of MIS-. LOFTY
LEIGH. -as Prin~ipai. assisted bv corps
OF e.!irirnt and * perienc~d Teachers.
The-course ofinssTuciion is as thorough a.
NJ any ofher institution IN the country, and
- l~ss than half the usual expense. The
scholastic yeaa il divided into two terms of
6.e months each.
Charge. per term, payable
IN 6dvance:
or I'll TIA branches af thorough
| Eaglish education, including
Rnarl, Tuition. Washing, Fuel,
Lights and l.e,i.iin:, $75.0t.
stationery, 2.5(
Tuition for Cay rupil., including
fu.I, !. a,.oo
..sEPAEArE BRANCHES:
:. 80 49,
French. - I4.Oo
Music; with the use If Instrument, $500
or,wins and Painting; exclusive
sf materials, 90
Painting in Oil C,lors, exclusive
~ materials. 10 90
For tui :hrr Attenuation. or for Circulars.
apply TO the Principal. st. In,goes Pos
Office. Saint Mary's County. Nd.
! - C. BlLLiNGSf.EY
President the Beard OF Trustees.
August r6sh. ieGn-tf.