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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05

\ SECOND VERMONT BRIGADE The New
York Tribune says that Senator Foot left
Washington on the 2S;h for home. having
secured authority from the Secretary Of War
fer a brigade of the Vermont regiments
by themselves, request which was at first
refused
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05

TIE FIRST INVOLUNTARY SOLDIER Rob
ers Millard Of this place was arrested Saturday
morning, by policeman Gym, and conveyed
to Camp Wheeler, aud turned over to the
commaudant there under the recent order Of
Secretary Stanton. lie was among the ske-
6addlers when it was intina,ed that a.dEai
would be rcs)rted 70 for the purpos
in 5000 troops lie stayed
as long as he could. and then
this side lie was about to leaT
the officer was too quick for him. =
are ted and taken u the neares, rHfnt3fy
RENDEZVOUS. Every cue will rejoice to know
that one Of the very first ones who was dis
posed to desert his country, has been caught
and placed in the army. We understand
our officers are determined to capture allsuch
and place them IN the army.-OgdensbUrg,
IN. Y } Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05

WESTERN Vt. MUsIcAL AsslonIIoS. The
twelfth convention Of this Association will
commence at Brandon, September l6,h, IN
dr the conduct of Prof. B F Baker Of Boz
ton. We hoTe there Will be as large an at
tendance ss usual. despite the all-engrossing
interest Of the war. We have heretofore ox
pressed cur opinion decidedly as tn the pro-
fableness and value Of the meetings oi this
Association. and see ss yet n reason to alter
it. We trust many from this town will
attend
The Boston Heraid says "a meeting Of
conservative gentlemen WAS held in Boston on
the Goth, to consider the best method OF over
coming the radical element in Massachusetts,
at the poll. Abcut fifty were present.;
among them wee Ex-Goy Gardner, George
). IIilliard, Albert CuiIier, George Sennot,
ii. l.. Hallet, and Others of that stamp.
Consardfirs gentlemen. indeed They are
afraid Of the radical element They have
been notorious as radical uplolders Of slavery
for many ears.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05

GLY. PUPE's PAFERs. The Washington
correspondent of the New York Commercial
AdrerIseT stats that the private Secretary
to General Pope denies that the rebels ob-
tanned any private or valuable papers in the
capture Of the Generals baggage last week
The correspondent Of the New York Tinre,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05
HETALIATORT ORDER OF TIE
REBEL GOVERNMENT
Hwr end Phelps 20 ic eIeosts4 as
Ec,onS.
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 90.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ant AND lisp. CIV. 5 OFFICE,
Erruvosp. Au-. q. 1862

n.--.--s. Msi5r General Hunter, recently
B.. ..--4li.l %. the enzmy's forces on the
--.. : u.a Car1liua, and Brga1ier Cen
..-. -.- a military commander Of tie
.-- Ia -.a are Of LJuisilnl have org n
... -.l armed negro slaves for military ser
- rs- r'.H masters, citizens ri this
tl.-..s.T.
ST.. 3 ls lac Government o. the Un.-
'.. -....- .t. I,-l-ci % answer an IUquIry
.#.-.-.1 ..l. cluduc: uecis as sanction, and
H.- t.as 3D. tire GJvernment no other means
.t Ie. rl--lu- s..ii crimes ant outrases. than
~ .le ai,p ian % such MEASURE, Of retal;a
ti.n a> shall s7F- - prevent taOr repetition I;
O-asre1. Iuat M=i Gen. Hunter aud Brig.
q a. PaelI, b. no longer held and treated as
t.ii.c enllni-r 4 the Confederate S-a',s, bat
..- -utlaws, and that IA the event OF the
-arlgra ut either OF then OF that OF auy 9TH
y c mm m.ssiJleI oihesr employed ia drilling,
o-r4u.zinL sr lustTuctins save, wIih view
O. iacir a-In,i service ia this war, be shall
a,, he regarded as a prisoner Of war, but
h-.I in close confinement for execution as
.llu, at such lime and place as the Presi-
don't may oder. BY o-der,
;. CooFss, Adj't and ipsp. Gen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05

Ne informant. (Gen. fope's Seorttary,) sfe,,s
tivsiy that ttsy Heaby sscsrsi Or destroyed a-y
zen. Pgps's ualHabis papsrs, sresp, those ps'iarl
ifo h,.ssrosnf uifh the .etoHmsaf uhIs at fis
FsSt, all ehiefy uliualis 70 hr,1,lf Of ,iis 4.
b fesscs p b cerfera.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-05
THE CoNFIsCATIoN ACT.

E. D. townsend, A. A. q.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
UfL D ERsS
MI ATE RIA LS

A The undersigned would respectfully call III
aatefsti.n II the Public Ia their lar.e assert
nsri.t uf DOORS. BLLsI,S. SASH, NOON
FRAMES, HlkNOW FRAMES. H.9SIl-
EOAkDS. CASINOS. MOELDIEGS. MAN
TIES, and every description Of House Build
Ing materials, which they have constantly On
hanas and which tlay can furnish at the shora
eat Notice.
Thes are also prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice FRAME WORK for
C''nhtTy tl'iis~s. Cottages, and suburban
Ets'der.ccs. sccnrtirs {" any plan or design.
all ready fitted 10 te pnt up on their propos-
III sites
Farmers and others. DESTROYS OF building
IN the cs'unsry, wouid tind il IL their advantage
lay givihg Us a call before purchasing else
where, AS We are fully prepared to execute
work IN the most reasonable terms And the
advantages, which We offer ia Preparing all
the materials that may lie necessary in Gun.
Tructing a house. will he found to save the
Builder great deal Ut vexa,ious delay and
expense
bkS All orders left at their office or ad-
dressed I" them tiy mail will meet with
Promp and satisfactory attention.
MACGfiLiN & JOHNSON.
Steam Planning Mil and Sash Factory.
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Erides
Warehouse No. 55, Pratt street,
Next door 10 Penn & Mitchell, Bait. Md,
April 18th, l8GC-1y
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.
V f.. ANDERSON. Nos no

w r.. ANDEkSON, Nos. 10 g.
Second Street tetween Frederick Sire
aud Harsh .NarLef Space, Bal.imore.'
HaFlng the largest Ware rooms and best
assortment 0i Cabinet Furniture in the city.
IS prepared 10 selleveIy aricl. in hi.line upon
TIE niost liberal and accommodating terms.
Having had long experience in THIS line oi
business, he fia,ters him self tina he can com
pete, as to exceiieuce OF material. beauty OF
workmanship and range OF prices. with any
establishment oi rhr sort in Tins or any Other
cHy. Ills general stock embraces full and
complete assortment Of Partcr Chairs. !Sntas.
h"fA'ng Chairs, Spring Lo"nges Chamber
S"its, Bar room, tNfrs and Dining G.urs,
French Irfe a. etes. .SetteeS, Ar.n Chairs.
Mattresses. Looking Glasses, &C., Of every va
rie;y and description. He has also on hand
!'eelsfeads Of his own Manufacture, wh:rh
can b put up aud taken down in two min
n'rS. Persons from st. Mar,'s. wishing TO
purchase Furniture. are requested TO call and
exah'n. hrs Stock before buying eiscwier,
); sure to find The right place Nos lO& ~
Second Stree,-War.Lou:e with 50 lee
front and large Folding doors.
August |. III 1875 lr.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
BOARDING SCHOOL.

'NlIE Misses C,stlsln having secured H..
services Of AZ rArerieHec,, Music Teacher
wisl receive a lilsa;-i number -. ,,uny Il, i,:.
~ tic s,h"laA,Ie year beginning l.; Sept
TERMS PAYABLE YEARLY N
ADVANCE.
Is IT" and Tuition in a! In. h-arri.. Z a.
E.nr.isi' Elucati'l per annn,n $40
" uaic Veal x tn<Iruulcl.:al sln rc. cur
f1'ITr :.
Italian 2
Spanish S
Drawing and Painting in Water
{ ,l"rs ;
Oil Painting 10
lnc utmost attention will hc maid 70
the health and comfort. and every etf,rt mad.
10 advance the Nor al and intellectual culture
of their pupils.
Address,
SCMNERSEAT
0ak,ille =. O.
ST. Mays GU.
Angus. LIST, 1861 If.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
NOTICE.

nv F. undersigned tocs leave 10 irtorn,'hi.
- friends and the Pubic that he is still q,
the OLD STAND. ia leonard Town, carryf,,~
on BLA CkSMlTHING, Gun. IOCk-
SMITfIING. SHEET IRON AND STOVE
WOEk-in short iron work Of all .!csrrip.
ti"ls. such as repairing CARRIAGES BUG
GiES. EuCkAWAlS. CARTS. WAGONS,
HORSE SliOElEG. FARM WORK of all
kinds; also REArERS, THRASliERS ane.
DRILLS. With his experience Of ] l years IL
a MACHINE Shop. he thinks that he can do ans
k:n.! of BLACKSMITH W.rk from a kneetlie to an
anchor. and an reasonable terms. New Wag-
ons and Carts built cheaper than can he done
at any other shop in this place. HORSES
SliOED at the shortest notice.
JAMES \. M'CATHRAE.
Blacksmith.
January 81, lsCc-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
SIS REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the sulscriber. l;,;,,
- ncaE the village Of Cinptico, a few days
since. fire. negro by named HENRY
JONES, whose time rcccntly hu,,i,t ,f q
Z. i'aily. learn that he is in the lower y. :,
OF the county. probably lurking al,.a. .Iu,land
she property Of II. G.sS. Key. where he hns
rriafs"'s. All persons are foic warned ara;ns,
hari,"ring 'F employing SAL, negro b..y' IIc
u rather black. s,"ops go,#i deal. ana, L.s an
AWKWARD WAY III expressing himself. n. 4
atomt 20 Years "f age. had ON when he Trft !.
g.sm suit If clothes of white full cloth and a
olark hat. ~ill give the aLove reward Tor
his apprehension and delivery ia me.
~ 80 JOHN a. BURROUGHS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

hare Tor SAFE the Psison T1pie Cleared
horse l'osev and w " .sI,ingsrlS CO
~" 7hrsshev sriia .trol-isc !S'rac d,~ier.
ne machine IS WARRANTED 70 ---t4!er s4.ssiu,-
th'n "a all purchasers. The ,.riee 81 Il. sac
power. 30 inch Th-c~her nrl s>,t.w-, :.rrs,r.
Delivered At anr wharf in St. Mars snll.,y,
il Slas.
~ Farmers ar. Invited 20 cali ~ my S',,Ge. in
Leonard Tosn and eSan,ir.e this Tf.rr~h4r
-. r. LEO. Sn.AI.niNG.
hne 2Sth, 1SsD-:f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
PETITION For THE BESF0Ir OFTRE
LsSOL TENT L.iWS or .A.fRYL-aSD


Circuit Court fer ST. Mary x c.. ,
March Term 1861. {
hy the Court that tie Cr~l,,,rS
~ at JAMES \. MURGAN. a p.tit,nner
Tor the s~''raf If :sc Insntrent Laws "f Ma
ryIand. be- ard spiear hci,,re the Grcui, ,n,r,
if ~. Marys C.a"t, "rr the thru Mnniay
oi November nrx'. {" sh"w cause If al,v siicy
have. Why tic said james A. Morgan, snail
not have the trn.fit If the said Laws: rrn,itl-
eel copy Of this nr,lc! be inserted IA the st
Nary l'rac,,a once a week for three mon Il,
before the said third Monday in Noye:n',
Ecxt
BY order.
JAMES 7. DLAklSTONE.
Clerk.
July 9th. isGl-3m.
'I'liE commas sioas far county officers cleo
Il ted ON tn. sixth day of November last
1ere received and fed la this Office on the
2?nd November, ultimo. The Constitution
teqn,res ell rersons elec,ed to "di.e. rece,.ins
4 commission from the State. to qualify within
thirty days after the commission is filed.
JAMES r. BI.AkISrONE,
Clerk.
Dec. 5th. lS5l-tf. =. =
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
M.tRYLANl)
AGRICULTURAL ey.+nk

70 TIE FAR.YEE.7 0Fr. sr<- .yo
i yrn.lI r1".' 's'<.ctfhl- - -.
te"f'"r g. ny -,.rsr aasnr.:acn, ~ rm-'y :.
bf-ffE. ] ana MAJ! ac.eriu. -.
larIfr larger assnrss'.r,' .: Il = .....i -
ls~sH1,fs t,ni ! raw, .,ss bef,rt a.r,,i
hn publ'r-Iprse r"wcrs arg Ti-a.;.r
Nlseat Fans. Corn Mills. C,rn she''n-s
P!'ughs. iiarra~s: Cg,,yators. md Mas.
other ar'tcles :" .anicr,ps 10 nicntsn. ,
can supply tie Paru.eT ai'h sy.ry th.ny he
nl! Want. With regard IL liur,e Per,
wonlt csl particular sttcnilon te, a fn.,
lns 1t PEL1Oh'S 7YiPKP GP9Pl,yy
POU ERS, r. uork With or sritto.,f laaa
aA,"A a'c nof smpasstd in this ar an, o,,,-
mnrkd. ALE! n'.t respect :liy 'rvi,. ,r,,sn
vii" are III want 81 Mari.insr Ia Civ, ,.., c;N
az i.cl Confident that ] car. Al. the ,,.r.
chaser. am maxim: rHcS I!.,L. fa,
gri.di"c t:'rr - Hr.e. rh;. Is a aota Nil q
has h's'. ;r:''': a'.d l'T.aa"uIc'd - ~ eAae.
rierc'd ladscs r. Nis J a.k yol. r..
CT. sii,t'.,a.
tcrsder you my sinc%rt tiaat. 20
as"dnefs lrT';"f re shown ire AID icy
s', aancc n your iav.rs, ,;.l-r.i,..
. strmg eftsat o. please all : - give D..
cutt IN. Order vii nae: a. /. .-r.-:., -.....
tioi by icing directed :o
VILLA 4. II. I...-
l10 PraH s'-elt = ii =. - F-
Feb. Ttti. i1i'
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
DENTISTRY.

E1fl.SnNS needing ri.c services 81 first
rate Dentist will dn well tn e1oplow DIR
j. RANDOLPH WALTON. who in
tends i"a'ing himself in TIA" village Of Lem
ard Town. Orders a''t!ussr,i t. him through
the Leonard Town POST Office will rcceiv,
prompt attention. Hrs terms ar. cash Dir
Walton has had considerable experience il,
his profession, is moderate in lis charges. and
has invariably given satisfaction to those whc
have employed him. ia give the readers ni
the Beacon some idea of the standing Of Or.
". As a PRACTICAL DENTIST. the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to him by DR.. Niniar,
Pinkney, Us. ". ia appended
,a- as l. s. NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland,
April q. 1855.
Z DEAR SIR: 1T gives me great plasurc to
ryl'rexs the confidence have in your skill n.
q Dentist, and to recommend you. as far as |
have Influence. 10 tine patronage of ths Public.
have had an opportunity of witnessing your
m,~ie If operation. ann have nn hesitation IN
affirming that iieyiibts your thorough know
edge uf You profession.
] am, sir. very respectfully
your ubr,lient servant
ElNlAN PIEkNEY,
Surgeon L. S. Y.
DIR. RAspoLPu WALTON, Annapolis.
April 4ih, lsGl--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
DIS.SOL ETION or TO-PIRTNER.
SHIP

THE copartnershir here.uf"r existing Re
tween the ut,sl. t>isnei. under the firm.
ami style Of Leach & Herbert. is this day dis
r".vct ly nutur c"l.s"nt. All rer>olx IL
dcb,c'i to I've late firm AT. hereby requested t..
c.'ne forward ami settle their inicht, dnc.s
without delay. Either party is authorized: t..
settle the business If III. finn.
WM. +. LEACH
GEO. II. iEN3EET,
Sept. Goth. 1861 TT
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
PATUxENT RIVER LAND
FOX
s Il L e.

HF not SOLD at private sale before SAT
CES1lAf, Octoirr the goth. IsfN, will
''if'.r At public sale. in the village If III M
LoTTE HALL, on that day, the FARM
on Which now reside.
THIS Farm is situated on tie PainN,,i
River. aiiinirg thc lands &c Mrs. F.. T..
Thomas and Maj. James Collins, and :,4..
tains
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
l'ersons wishing to purchase land o: su,~
fior quality, where good health and all s."
delicacics Of the water are to he hal. ~.
requested To cali and examine the premises.
Steamers. to aud from Ealti,nor; rass this
,dnd every day
This Farm will be divided a..d SOL; ,r.
'lir"e Parts.
Terms made known on aspiration 10 .l4s
Undersigned and ro.se.sinn will he gwen OF.
tho first lay "f January. 1861.
W J. CARTWRIGHT,
Charlotte Hall. 7. O..
SaiIt Mary. county,
Nil.
August 30th, lsso--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

~. MArls SArINce INsrlrrrroS. !
Dec. 3!s:. 1861 (
1 DIVIDEND has this day beeu de-
-. 1 clar~i uf ; per. r.,ut an the "arital
f,.rt IT this institution f"r ia. last twelve
Mo:'hs payable on and after Thursday
23rd day of January. i@staut.
Be order.
W A. LOEFR,
Treasurer.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
FOR COUNTY CLERKsHIp.

1Isr friends of DANIEf. T. MORGA Ire
sent him to the voters of ~ Mary'> r....lty ..S
a candidate fer Clerk of the C,rcui, Curt a:
tia clrcii"n IN 1868, and solicit to his Claims
dlsIassiona;e consideration.
Nov. Goth, 1857.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
lannnnnce myrelf as a candidate fnr Clerk
u :he Circuit Court for Saint Mary's county,
E ! especially solicit tie support of nay
fii> Is and the public.
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
pRtlI. FsSSFeNAI,.

:nR, CHARLES CONES, having To-
IL Gated himself al .!he..rt RE I
MI LIS for the rurfinse Of practising
his profession can always be found Ut the
resid,rce OF j j. Alls,an, Esa., when NOT
prof ssienalls engaged.
Jsu. Ed, !sCo-tf. = --
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

.NpT1cE TO cREDIT0Rs.

AIOTICE II hereby gsven that the subscriber
~ has of,lasined from The orl,hsns Court fer
sJastt Mary y county % aassfs %
dmnistfassnh be tzkatf 81 y
Juhason stete IF reld sc. ~ 80
assls ha.if ekagns eksi0e5;zk9e $40 ueesssea.
arc hereby wFrred q sxhiple s.e sane, ~
the proper vsslchss thefeoi 90 &c s sunscll's1s
on or t.fors tie lst gay OF Jane icox, e'ner~iSe
shey may heexrl'sded by law froan - oes'en. %
ne said estate Given under my nsir1s tnss
9iss day Ut nov. ls6 l:, j. :, rv, -
80 III A.rninisir1 .os.
@.nr-~ 01ss f6eI-kw sNt S-eFxIk sAassff# Z
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
+ ARGE WHOLESALE AND.

ARGE WHOLESALE AND
IL RETAIL STOCK OF
EiLL AND UINTE'R DIR GOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO..
Nos. 1879, 2Gl and 203 Baltimore street.
BALTIMORE,
Have now in store, and are constantly
adding thereto. large and varied stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
embracing ARTICLES from the lowest to the
highest price. in every department Of the
trade.
Would cali particular attention to their
stock of Goods for farmers and planters
use. such as 81 and Ga Full.,l Cloth:
Pcnitenriary Plaid Linseys and Cos,ons;
Servants Blankets; heavy Bleached and
Brown Cottons; Osnaburgs; Canton and
Wool Flannels, and indeed every thing re-
quired by an Individual. family, or for SER
wants use.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
''on the most advantageous terms" and
SELLING POR CASH O.NLT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ne are enabled to mark our goods at such
prices as will make it the interest of all to
deal with us. An examination Of our
stock By persons visiting Baltimore to make
purchases is invited.
Sept 10Th, I36l-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
NOTICE..

Y'iE uni.ts 2,.e,l has jas. rr,-ivs,i large
supply 81 LADIES' rAkry and BALI.
;i,=.,s consisting Of
Whit ana C,Iorr,! rar'et.=.-,
I.a..i,s Wh.s. X: S!tr,sr
t.a,i!c> White ki'l Giuycs &c. Sc
Also. --- --... .....-
Gents White Md Gicrrs.
tents Fanc- Neck flea,
GENTS Fine Shirts. and c.1srs. =. g..
r.. LILO. SrAI.!e!N1 -.---
!cs..a-d 81.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
fltsJF ESSI)y Al. !.

F.JE. TIit,S. RkEyEs has treated
g. 2 WHITE rLAIAS. & si4:us i mile
a. Te village sf Ci.spsie. IN. y.sf ectfuily
n Re ms pFuiessimsl SERVICES 10 the pubic
~. VIII devsxs Liinssl exclusively to the
psetre IT his POSSESSION.
Sai 10Th. 16cn-tf. ..Exsss.ss e. sa,.r ;. !
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
NOT ICE.

Y ME undersigned wish to inform the
IL people of Saint Mary's and adjnuru-
ing counties. that they have just romplrtcd
FIRST CLASS RAILWAY. aud are
prepared 20 haul cut vessels If any sizo.
and will REPAIR. CAULK, &c. Gu the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch will &c given
na!l cases. The Railway IL situated abou.
quarter Of mile from Leonard Town on
Ii fine oyster erceh where we will also
build ScOWS. M).ATS, or VESSELS, if
required. on the lowest terms
HARRIS. NORRIS 4 POWELL.
July 10Th ls60-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
WANTED.

'TaHE subscriber wishes 70 buy a LIT @
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. of both
seAes, for Which the highest n,arke, prices will
he paid. Persons wishing to sell, wio may TO,
zee hinr during his present tour through the
counties of the State. will have their
orders promptly resrondedt", By Addressing
ALLEN $. DORSEY,
Washington ID. C.
Feb 2nd. 1sCO-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

THE MA 81
SAINT MARi's FEMALE
SEMINARY
THE nast aanual. session vail com men.
On : All .D W. Ia. l5rh or >,r,.n,
1+r. under The iIr.rtso. OF MIS- l.,Tlt
IEiisii. "a PriPri, .ai sisted b, a rur.,,
OF ..'i:e ien, and ssp.ricneed I each.rs
The coarse o!in>trurtirp is 4. ,ii,nnu.h '.
AZ any oihe Tsnstiiu,ion IN iGc country, anc
"a less than half The usual exp"nse The
scholastic yeai Is diyi Gsc. into Tvs terms OF
hre months each.
Charges. per term. payable
i'm advance:
ar all the branches "f thorough
English ertncatic.n. including
board, Tuition. Washing. Fuel.
iAghts and bedding, :i5 III
n,;:,iohe!y, sc
Tuition for Gay pupils including
iusi, 2l.oo
SEPARATE EVANCNFs:
French, II %
Music. with the use Of Instrument, $500
Drawing anal Painting, exclusive
Of materials 500
Painting in Oil Cnlors, xclusive
al materials. 10 90
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or for Clrc,.iarS
apply TO the Principal. St. In,gu-s ro...
Office, Saint MARY : Cnun,y. Md.
{. BILLINGSLEY.
President Of the Board OF rru,t-.s-
August 10th. lS60-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
NOTICE.

. 4 LL.perscns indebted 20 me FIR taxes for
- this year viii please come forward aud
settle the same to me, or Capt J.-J. Ail.,an
m thirty days Ii not settled in thirty DAYS
'ffom date. shall be compelled ,hrough re-
cszsify to c,,llecs by law.
81 =,sT Col Of bud. Dist.
IA Nov Dist, lS6l-tf - ss...,s. =
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
ROBERTSON & BRISCOE,

At HIS
OLD STAND, i49. ". PRATT STREET
BALTIMORE,
ID ESPECTFULI.Y offer their services ,s
h agents, fhs the sale Of TOHACf,O
GRAIN. and all kinds of PROnECE. r,ledg-
ing tlHr uhiiring Efforts 20 render Satisfaction
10 nil who ma. patrunise them. Liberal ad-
va,Ires made OH consiSnnicl.s.
March 22nd. lSEO--tf. ....
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
From Louisville speech
General ItOsrcrnns.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Oct. 80. Midnight
The order approprioting Masonic TEN
pie as a military hospital, has been re
scinded.
Gen Boyle has ordered all officers Il
join their respective regiments at once.
ID. p. Cisscl, formerly Senator from
Union county, has been arrested on q
charge Of disloyulty, aud will be sent
10 Fort Johnson.
Gen. Rosecrans responded TO screnadc
of the band of the Fifty ninth Ohio to-
night of the band for the compliment,
saying that speech making was not his
vocation, thai he came here to fight
He hoped we might oil meet again when
the war was over and live under the
old national dag. To attain this end
and for justice and right, he had taken
up arms and he believed tho people
agreed with him. He added " again
thank you, and you must excuse me from
a lenthy speech, which is not my voca-
ton"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-07
A Church scencin New Orleans.

Tie New Orleans correspondent OF
the New York Express, thus describes
the closing Of st. Paul's Church in that
city, by order of Gen. Butler:
There was little scene at st. Paups
] Church, last Saturday morning, which
has excited some week day conversation
and may reach you in some shape or an
other, 80 | will describe il to you exactly
as it occurred. The clergy have been
warned against the mutilation of the reg
ular services of the Church, upon which
tho Episcopal clergy has agreed among
themselves, as an expedicnt ior evading
the use of its prayer "For the President
of the United States and all In civil au-
thority." Itconsisted in the entire omls-
sion, every Sunday, OF the whole order
for morning prayer, in the course Of
which the prayer occurs, and in commen-
cling its service with the Litany.
Rev DR.. Goodrich, the rector OF Saint
Puul's had thus proceeded, last Sunday,
and had lust given out the Psalm C''In-
troit,') before entering the chuncel to
say the ante-communion service, when
Assistant Adjrtant-General Strong, of
Gen. Buffers staff, approached the min
istrant, ali asked him if he had omitted,
or designed altogether 10 omit the pray
or for the President ofthe United States.
Being answered in the Affirmative, the Of.
ficer turned 70 the Congregation and an
nounced that the church would be closed
to the ministratons Of the rector hereaf-
ter, by ordes of Gen. Butler, and then. .af-
ter a scene of some excitement, in which
the ladies seemed to be most deeply con-
cerned, the house was shut. IL is ru-
mored that DIR. Goodrich, who is a Con-
necticut man by birth, but most out
spoken Secessionist, and repudintor OF
his inevitable "Yankee blood" has been
granted unasked permission to leave town
as iaimical to the Government de taoio et
de jure here, and the papers announce
that services will be performed next Sun.
day at st. Paul's acsording TO the ritua
of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the United States ofAmerica,