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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
Tho Army PAvmassers anal the Sol aisrs,
Pay.


Carr MAIL AIxouTa, VI, Dec 70, 1862
ne nrst paragraph OF Jour articA headed axtiona,
Paymas,ers appointed I'D Old Cnes Mustered ap-
plies TO twosor three regiments Ia DER brgacs d.
MOI doubt 10 many others We nmy Tas regiment
to which besng-ths FirA long lsland-vas last PAID
On tho goth Of June, 1862 al, Far Oaks va for tho
months Of Much and April. To cpm Fair Oaks
10 Iiarrfsons Ian1n from thAare 70 York and tho
subsequent oarapa,sn ~ AaryaDc were as reasons Why
September tho rolsfor July fnd August Forwarded
and owing 10 stse technical faalt W the rolls q
companics, which could hava been readily remed oil nj
tbs pay table gr vsy told thai could be
paid untS had been mustered for tho months cf sep
tember and 0csaSsr. be rolls for shoss months have
already been in fee 70 - weeks and we shall again nster
for IN, months Il November and Dscember the 3lst
instant and paymastr viii wait sail those rolls FOR
eight months pay are forwarded.
Now, sir, his waiting for tho rolls Is siruDfy bosh.
Each paymsster puts m HIS estmaseior the two months
gets his rolls aad when his turn draws his
money. NJ Chase does all bc having provided for
" Tho retson VII, wewat In In many cases this-Ihe
average V each regiment Is Not far from SIS 600 Tor
each tSo months, aud Why should net q pay.
master use - VIC LOT ss ". or ninety days,
WIN have tso hardly earned ~ We ready for
| cah, months p1y' and majority Of The men OF this
regiment como from the country and In tho country there
are no rcllcf committees or aid aocioies, Our fami.
lies suffering all tho privatiuus that hard winter
and want entail. Most u our officers have managed "
get % Washington and draw their pay and We the poor
! privatcs y wait
| paymas,crs, living with their families IN Washington
and drawing liberal salary, naturally know nothing Of
try si3 but now IN This hard winter our families do
need H. Correspondents may tell NJ battle dcnoralu
ing rs tel you, sn there = no surer way OF unnerv
ing the heart and arm Of any hln ~ have him
waiting for six months pay two mOnths paFt due tina,
ia earned the daily rcr * hts NE the wives and
babes pinchcd and shverng The end hearth or his
little home among The snowy hills OF The North
a PRIVATE
OF General John Cochranss BRIGADE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival of the Steamer George
Washington.

Theesteamshp George Washington, Capt eager, from
New Orleans, arrived hero Friday night She left on
the evening Of December as bringing the United states
NAH and letter bags from each OF the following United
States vessels In port vz-Uued States sloops Hartford
(agship) Pensacola Mississippi, Potomac and guaboats
wtnona, Scota, Cayuga Iaska, Katahdin and Pampero
She left in port the following transports belonging to the
Banks North Star, Illinois. Arago
Empire City Continental United States Saxon Matanzas
City Of Bath j. A. Green. Honduras and NJ A,oardman.
Some apprehensions felt Tor the safety OF others
overdue Anchored Oh tho bar the morning of the
26th bark Alice Tantor and French frgae. Sgnaiizcd
OF rorugas the 2Sth steamships George Peabody and
Star of the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
The Ninth Massachusetts yoiuntecrs an
The rrussimn OMncr.
TO THE ErIToR OF THE HERALD.

HEAp9u ARrxRs, NlpIH MAssACHusxxrs yoLuNrEERsl
sEcocD BRoApE, T5Ssr DIVISION, Frsn ARsy CoRis
Dec. q, 1862. J
On many importart occasions Ma. regiment which
have the honor command has been cnarounded with
the Irish Brigade, and the q this presume
because 1t Is Irish regiment, and carries flag indca-
ting Is peculiar nationality. For my part up TO
this time deemed thu point OF minor consequence and
BY ~ means cailng er any special ccatrAdction
PLANTATION. Nov, however, the ssdi1erent. NY
whoe command, well my ewn sayiction " justice
insist that shall 50 the publc aud history right
the statement Radsby "Pruss IN ocer" In The Cologne
Ga,ee and translation Of which Published in your
ISSUE OF the 2sh Inst In Ear that statement refcrs
10 the Irish Bxgn<e at the baio VI "Mechancsvle and
"Ganes' MIL June 10 and IL lsa In everything else
s.atsd by him, 50 far ~ Judge he oaly candid
but remarkably correct as 70 facts.
The Irish troops, OF which, this officer speaks In de.
scribing these battles. wore Nc Ninth regiment assa
chusetts Volunteer Infantry The Irish Brigade
at Mechanxsvo, ana of could not retreat from
that place The brigade the Chickahomny
FOR the rss time late In tho afternoon OF June n arriving
~ the battle field after dusk, relieved this regiment
which covering tho retreat VI forces, aud my
remembrance that tsey went under tho ire OF the
enemy suffered some Loss but had sufficient opportu
nifty TO display the qualities which have immor tall ned
them On days other than June 20 and 81 1851.
IL the Prussian oficer had inquired Of any of the
wounded whom he there, of the OF his own
ranks would have been saved the trouble Of writing
this communication. y X. Quincy,
Colonel Commanding Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC,
On, Panama correspondence.

Our Panama torrcspondeuee.
4 cana Am,,icfn oCcer NtiS fr,neAnanThs Chardc-
of o,,-,ai s,lo,,da I,fsrded--Ago,rs IN pou--h,
,yoy u Nag Oreri,i cA.eser'd FratHe.--A Noo
PANAMA, lee. q, 1852.
rhe Pacific steam Navigator eompany's sleamsg Peru
I,,ved At ID port the 2lst inst from the seu,h
Psc,nc pors ,or.,os
a., VIC. rr.s,den, lie uoW charge OF the oxecuiye
.o. n ,nc absence 81 lie President General, Garcia
Ioteno. 49,, .. =, =
,,., b,,ots ,bs cepsr,ro . to steamer from Gdaya
L,u ,umor reached there Esi ficnehman was Killed
IN. funeral :. Geaesal A1olsdi III fs'o' lne resort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

RrpxL isssEis USnsg n,R kSGIlsn FtAc.-lu'ormaton
mas been received In Baltimore, SAYS tie san that tho
harks Fanny Crenshaw Abigail ard Anna - Grant and
brig virginia an belonging to persons IN Richmond, have
hcsn transferred to English and French houses. since
the beginning NJ the they have been kept Al Rio DC
Janciro They formerly traded between Baltimore and
RIO de J,uero Is thought they will soon again
Ter into the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
NEWS FROM THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.
Troubles of the Liberals of
New Granada.
THE KINGDOM OF ARAUCANA AT AN END.
A Frenchman Stabbed by a New
GEanadian Officer.
GUATEMALA ON THE VERGE Of WAR,
de-, Ae.. Re.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Ocean Queen Captain
Tinklepaugh from Aspnwall the oath inst, have
news from the stlmus of interesting character. We
yesterday the principal features OF the nte
genoe gave the specie list and to-day supply the
letters OF our CORES pOndents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-15

4 dispatch from Washington states that the
correspondence Of the commanding oftlcers re-
presents that the prospect Of Federal success IN
the pending attack on the Confederate works at
Charleston were in the highest degree encour-
aging,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-15
,zor,r,r z(,,rroys OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.

L
zine called London Society, is a pleasant series
of sketches entitled "RecoTectlons OF Amack $
~ which occurs the following picture OF Louis
Naooeon in the character Of On exile:
Tn Wonder corner Of the tea-room, IN Shad-
,,o ct1o,1S > short, dark comp}exioned man,
whose ewes are scarcely ever raised from the
ground TO rest even upon the 1airest 1aoes' q
2o IS one who. in that dreaI yet lnpaSsl9lleu
Youth d disappointment and dlfhcuIty5 aluei ~
i admires beauty. NO one Wou'o SoaE'aU0 IN ~
+ j. true the hair on that straight bro" IS SIlu
brown. and thick, and glossy, ana he' VINO ), llas
nasse1 through lifetime tadVentufeS, y tlel
~nn ~ h;a attributes His SMALL narrow, grey
az7os have none Of it's yivacity; his cheek, en-
h,o~rno1 not pale none Of it's freshness. ne
sfoonz s(1,newllat, and heavy look OF care de-
nrossaa his phsyiognomy Yet IS 1t care? or IS
: noliev that wears such an aspect OF apathy,
and that indicates to the superficial observer
sTloh an absence oFintelIlgence!
- 1}pfeve me. in that man-the brightest IN
4oI}oot If his time on a thrUne-thc vast powers
= nc grnat intelligence are yelled by cover
t,,ra Of indifference. He is playing part NO
no snenocts the hidden FIRE, that scarce y ever
F1mns in the presence of observers: by that
oa ar' Of Silence and reserve, great designs are
b bar 81 GREAT wrongs are remembered hopes
>, Eavt aba6donel are smothered-and for these
:; ;0 tba mask worn. Beneath it is moral vol
- ol10 wv watched him dancing He who leads
o0'lG. KAT Salje 1es marechoux the fair Span
3 ;ai [ =, NIGHT when, by placing on her
haod a white flower, he announced to her his
; TI,, destiny-dances adyisedly. On horse
hntk he shines more than be did Of yore IN the
ba(roon Of: Almack's The hero, or victim
as yau VIII of that terrible duodecno' heS
jbatiments, turns and waItzes with precision
steadily, but not gracefuliy-and still the 1ace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-15
RAILROAD LINE BETWEEN WAsHINGTC

co7nnlpfed> and large force IS at WORK oet "eeh
Trenton and Philadelphia FROM the latter
citv southwark the track is complete to New 1e
ark, and will be speedily finished between pa
timore and Washington. Work lsp ogFesslhg
upon the bridge across the SqSquehanlla' anu
there is a prospect that double track WYE 5
out any change Of cars, Will soon pc pfo';,u11eo
between Washington and New OK. NJ
companies have ordered thirty new nSSo CLASS
cars for the line Wash. Star
CAvADA-Thomas D Arcy McGee writes
curious letter to the editors Of the Montreal
Gazette, in the course Of which he says
srTs our condition in Canada really critical?
Ara mr. statesmen rgilant, and on their
rnard? On what are we TO depend in case the
avoyed designs of the American Democracy
AGAINST us should be prosecuted to actual hos
tilitv7 How do we stand at homer Is
F,ngland satisfied or dissatisfied with our vlgl,
lance and preparedness? In other words, Will
England stand by us, should the worst come
to the worst? These are questions to be ask
ed and answered at Quebec, before the PaTlla-
ment called for Thursday next should be alloW-
ed to adjourn Six or seven or eight months
Of NEGLIGENCE orindiference to the tlrst duty OF
the statesman-the security Of the State-may
ieopardze the connection, impair our exist
ence' and Law US PROSTATE at the feet OF the
Northern Americans, before 1864 IS half pass
ed
The friends of Mr. Vallandigham are laying
down the programme for his return to Ohio,
in case of his election. In speech at Toledo,
last w elk, Mr.. Cox said: ''In case their State
ticket was successful, Pugh would appear at
the proper tine and be Installed as Lieutenant
Governor, when, from the State house steps,
he would call three times Tor yallandlgiiatn,
the Governor elect, and if be did not come, ne
(Pugh) as acting Governor. would call out the
State Militia, and at the head OF two hundred
thousand men, march to the CANADA line ana
escort Val. to the capital.
A very ingenious Improvement has been
made in the polished steel scabbards used by
battalion of light infantry of the French I'm
renal Guard. When the sword is withdrawn
the upper part Of the scabbard contracts to
onehalf it's length, and consequently is much
more convenient during the period Of action. :
When the sword is returned to the scabbard it
resumes it's usual form.
The Richmond Examiner, in speaking OF the
high price of gold in Richmond, and the mon
ey market generally, says: ''Ihe amount of
Southern bank notes in the market is very lin
tied and within the past week prices have
gone up amazingly Some of the brokers are
offering 200 per ct. premium, Or three for one
The selling rate may be quoted at 225 to 275
premium. :"
According TO the St. Louis Republican, if
private advices from Kentucky are to be be-
lieved, "Goyernor Robinson, of the latter State,
~. T., L IA
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
.vOrI4,E r0 CREDITORS.

ny 0rfCE 10 hereby e1y.u thai The subscriber
IN has ohta;ri%1 fran :he Orphans Court for
ssa,ni sinry'a eonnty. m Aisrvia'nl. letters
,~stinr-ntarv. on the personal estate ~
Mary Drurv, ate of sald co., d-,,,sed
All psr.nns hnvin.: rlai'ns against the s'ud de-
CEASED, are hereby warned to exhibit The same.
with the pr,rer vnucies thereof, ,s ii.e sE,'srr-
kar. on or mfs,re the lsi nf Nov, 1863, ether
wise they inav he excluded by law from ali ,e,ie-
I'll Of the SAID e.is,e. Given Under INV hand
,iis a3fl. day Ut prl!. 1868.
WN. RI. DRUEY,
Executor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

AyO1lCE "a herehy gtyen thar tine s''~<e-sfser
IN hns os,trined from she 0rfssans .'oart Of
Ssin, Mare n enmnty, IN Maryland. lesitrs Of
sdnriristrafirss. On the 'Asrsenai ss'n's oi 'fws
X. Peuke, late ct SAID en-. frrrnsei Al
PERSONS having clsiuss rss'ns' the said heerTsed
= re- herehy warned tpexhiiif tho .s.u'r. with the
cronsr yct,-hex fhereef, te ssr srrtW~ri, ,er nnn-
before the Iss of Mar lr64. o,lsprwise ihrY
.aav he excluded isy Law from ali benefit ofihe
said es,s,.. Giyrn under my haf',d this 2eih
day sf October f5ii3.
JOHN r.. NACifL.
AdmsAi SFraior.
Oc,ober ae,h. lsGa--i,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
STEAMBOAT EBfICR.

,KNIiE fast and fAvorite Steamer Fcyport.
CopE. r. A Ryther. le,ves Leonard
T.swn on Thursday a,nl Mondays Il rash
~rek, af d n'cttk, y. NJ. Tor Ia:iin"e
She leaves Ral;inrre "a, Wednesdays and
Sal urtia,S. at ocloek, 4. H.. tug Point
Lankcut ard I.eouar,i Town.
Wharf alsd Office l42 Light Street,
H Iaitinnre.
Al Need.aan. g. Eers.
Nor, acfi. Is63--l,a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

An0rtCE ia hereby given that the snkscri-
hW hers nave o;,.aint-I from ihe Orphlrs'
Court of S.. Mary's cnrmtv, in MARYLAND. let
sels Of sisninix, rafion the peraopal esraie of
=. q; NJ. Rnrrnaghs, lrre oi sad county, ie.
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS agaiust the
said deceased are hereby warned 10 existnt the
aame witt, the pro;'sr voas!ss thefe":, 10 the
snbarri,ers on or before the 4ih dsv Of AnrIl
lsGa. otherwise they NAV he excluded by law
fr..s. al. beneh, of the said -state. Gi,en un-
der our hands :his LIST day of Orinher, 1863.
ROSETTA F.. BrRROUGHS,
JOHN HDHAyAN,
Administrators.
Oct. lst, isE3--4x.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the suhs"ri-
l% ber has obtained fr"m The or'hans
Cnur, of ST. Mary'~ county in Maryland; let
,ers Of administration u. 4. on the personal es-
ta,s nf l-aIharire ,urrh. late nf Sac camniY. de-
ceased. All rA"xnns havlng claims against TIE
said dee eased, ure hereby warned to exhibi. the
same with the proper vouches thereof, t" The
subscriber on or f'ef"re The Is; day "t Nov.
1863. otherwise Ihev NAV he 'xcludfd by law
fror, all benefit of the sai. estate. Given un-
der my hs,s this 33'd dnv of AprIl 1853
ALBERT BURCH.
Administrator.
Asri! l6:h. lS6S-Aw-
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
TuRESHly0 MACHINES.

4 halve fnr sale fhe Pelhn rr;tts Cssr<i
IIsrxe Perrsr AMI ". " ringre & Co's
frn4 TArsshes. ,cikh Eerlring sif,as Cesrisr.
The machine il warranted "a rs.nsl.T sasislar-
,i.a, In ali ysurci.as.r~. The rsiee -cf bore
power. sfl ineh rhrs~her and sstraw-tarrieI.
Delivered 1t any wharf 10 81. Nlary's coaasy.
= $la5
Farmers are invited IN call n my Store in
LsunArd Town and examine this Thresher.
u. LEO. SpAI.DING.
.Trne 2ath, lsGO-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE or Dfr7DE.yD.

IN arpkeasion cs J..ine> II. alvey, al
" mi,isirafar III John 'faYl.r, late OF Saint
Mary's c"u.,y. sle,easc,l. it Is nriered by the
Court. that the said adni.istrat"i notify the
creditors of the said derrased to file their
clxisns s-ainM the SAIL dtceasai, In tile Re-
gisfrr If Wills nfsits ns Ssint alary's county,
nn or hef,,r the iss day III January next. f.r
dividend. anti teat 'l. "r.cr ha published in
she Saint Aars's Gize'ie ,nrc a week in each
week nutil tie said iss day "f .Ianu.ry next.
Test. j. T -. RAl.EY.
Register al Mills
for ~. Mary's County.
Oct aad. is.52-ii
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE r0 CREDITORS.
D,. ls,. iSE--4x.

RSOrlCa. IN hereby glreu tina, the s'Ihscri'
kV b-rs have obtane esl from the Orrhans-
t'ouIt nf ~. Alars's coaniv, ia Maryland. let
Jesse G.. Burroughs, lac af said cnunty, de-
ceased. Al pcr.ons having claims against the
ssld deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
sanehrith the proper varrhes thereof, To the
'abscrihers on .r before the 4.a day of April
1864, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit of the said estate. Given un-
der oar hands this lat day Of Ociaber. 1853.
WM. WATTS.
SUSANNA c. BURROUGHS.
Administrators.
Oct. tst. lS63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EENTlCF is hereby given that The snhscri-
~ bers has obra,rad from the Orphans Cnur:
q: ~, Marv's e"utv IA Mary land, letters OF
nd ~ lie r.ersnnnl estate of Isnsius
w. Norris. late of said county. deceased. Al!
persons having c.a:ws against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby waInea 10 exhitlt the same
with The proper vouches thereof. TO the sub
scr,bers on or before the l<t dsv nf Nov, 1853.
otherwise they may be excluded by law from
all benefit If the said estate. Givea under our
hands ,his 2jrd day nf April, 1867
HANNAH K. NORRIS,
BENJAMIN FOXWELL,
Administrators.
April S3rd, ls63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE T0 caEInTORs.
EDUCATIOM.

Nh RS. JANE A FORD. having en-
lV1 gagged the scrviccs :.f an accomplish
ed teacher, desires /" .alc few young
ladies TO educate Win her caillren.
For terms, dc. apply 10
MRS, FORD.
Oak Lea.
ns.r L:onarJsoxn.
Nd,
Nor l2ib, la6i--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NoT.cR TO CREDITORS.

RaoTICE il hereby gives, tha. the euhscri.
~ bers has sb.ai,.sd tram the Orphans CMiri
q. st. Mary q county IN hIa y.ani. letters of
administration On the personal estate ot A.. o.
Rurch. late of said county, deceased. AN per-
's"as having claims against the SAID decreased
are hereby warned to exhibit tk4 same with
the proper vouches fhereof. tn the subscriber
on or before the 9Th day of April 1864 other
wise they may b. exclrded BY law from all
bensks Of the SAID estate. tiiv~a anaer nay
hand skis lst day of ocrsher. 1863.
JANE C.. BURCH, .
NJ Il. HERMAN.
administrators
Ost. LIST, lee3-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

nG. WILLIAM s. BLAklSTONE.h hav.
- ing locat-! ia Chal,sir... offers !is pro-
fcssional x-r,ir-s .a the Public. and Cali al
ways be l..n,li. when not rrof' ssi"nally ere
gagged, at E,Aw-.r. Hotel. | also tr'nin my
thanks tn niv friends in the neighhurhna'd AZ
St. Clements Bay far llsir frmcr patronage
and will always be happy 10 wait ell them
at the >h~r,r-t u 'tse.
Nov. 2Sth, lSGl-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NoTICE TO CREDITORS.
April s3rd, lsey-4w.

NUT II 4. y Z ENEDI UNo.
NOTICE - hereby grren tha, the aubscri-
~ ber has obtained from the Orphan s
CoGrt o! 81. Mary's enuntv in Maryland, let.
ters Of administration en The persona! estate
Of John Rlaklxtoiie. late Of SAID county, de-
ceased. AL. person. having cinIms against the
said deceased, are hereby warned I" exhibit the
same with the proper v"nches thereof, TO the
snbscril,er on or before the lth day "f April
1864, otherw,se tkey may be excluded 'y
law from all hensk az of the said estate. Given
under my hand this LIST day Of October
1863.
4. ii. BLACKSTONE,
Admin strator.
Oct. fst, 1Ss3-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Oct. ist. lS63.--4w-

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NNfOTlCE is hereiy given tina, the substri-
Az hers hare obtained from the Orphans
Coar, of st. Marys cc.ln,y. IN Maryland, let
sers of administration "i,ihe personal estate nf
Hsiekiah Dent, late ef sud en,inty, decssused.
a llperssns having Claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned tn exhibit the same
with nrorer youehea thereof, tn the subscriber
ava or bef,re the 9Th day nf Aprii. 1864, other
wise they may he excluded by law from, all
lene6t OF the Fsfd estate. Given under ear
heads this Iss day ef oetober. 1868
CHARLES DENT.
GEORGE II. DENT,
Administrators.
oxober lst, lt63-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
PROFESSIONAL

mAR. CHARLES COMBS. having To-
Gated himself Vt the q II u 4 T
for the purpose Of practising
his profession can always be found At tue
residence Of j. j. Allstan. Esq. when not
professionally engaged
Jan. ond 1Stio-ff.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
ST. MAgY,s sAcADEMY rOH YOUNG
LADIES.
NEAR nRTaSTOwS.c CHARLES coUN-
TY, MARYLAND.

rTyHfS In.ti,uiinn. eoiducfed ~ Mrs. nAm-
Il Igr NAsen and daughters. - 1i'aaei IN
one of the ,Iins, i.e.saifai ant hesirlg nort,"n
Sf NsrvIanA. Ab,mi sixfy IA res 81 'asd are
sifarhed. ai! on the inwa is mineral spring,
strsugfy in,pre~hsted wi;h sulphur and irnn.
The M's.es Major be,ng e'eTes af the S'-
crrd Heat, the sts4d,es aud discipline are es-
s-a,ially the ssnie in the Arndeplies Of that
oder. 80
Terms per anna,a payable haif-ysar'y IN ad-
vs~ce:
B.ard and 1nIioa in .ls the branches ne
a th.,re,,yh En-gish Ed,caiion. sii0 on
Masie. Frenrh. Dr~wins.i Dancing. etc. i"''a
sxtrs Ghargfa.
Further particulars can b had by addressing
Mrs Daniel MnI'r.
Res 7 G;Al1'LY. PASTOR ST Mary's. Chap
ham.
Rev Early. $ j, fr-''.den; Georser"wn Col
I~s-.
l.r wisr,. " J. 4. President Gamzasa College.
- Lynch. 81 Prof Gonzasa College.
n q = Wstdron. boeomeo College
u A Wal.er. Washington.
re boyle. Washington.
Faiher Rowing. % - ID. Washinginn.
Charles WhAie. ID d., Washington.
!. 4 Magairr. 81. Tashing'"n.
hsmf Esari.rr. 3 :. NJ. rhonIss' Charles 60.
EsniiIios Vsctna-zn. St. rh"'nas'. Charles TO.
II Power. St. Ii@.n.s.' Charles To.
Res Fsti.-r de Wolf, Neg Town St. Marys
County.
n n Lanahsn, -. reter's, Charles Ca.
Father Ena.rs. 81. 81 Jose,.l,'s 81 Mary's
Cv.
Mr.. A Dn.elA~s, t'i-men, Hill. Esq-. George
k,ygs. q li.Aien. M d., Capt. s'na", w
e. Duh.m |. vi ID. Washington Cny-
: October s!.,d, IsG3---Gn
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
/ DEslRlBLE FARM
S:A l. F.

A VALUABLE FARM in 81 Mary's
N couny. Md, ,fiirsIr tl,e NORTH nf tie
ratrxort River, containing .oi acres. IS
,,iFrred at private 'sis. l.uacres "i th's i'F'n
,,,,. IN trg, >,arr III t.i,lti.:ti.,,, f.e liance
;..cuyerr.i ,iiE, pine :.,si ,li,~nut tim'-r OF
the bs,, ll':.li'v TIE ara' 'e land is 'ilviiea
;.,,, l,ur i;tl.i, each rnrlc- eel with sii.siaI,
ii eii-riitit frisrr. Tie improvements arr .
large Brick bsei!ii'- anh ali nr''ess1fy "n'
I.aa,ses all in so.d repair All tie water
iaxuriss are ac'ra-'i'I~. fish. crabs s.'atrs
ans. wild f,~i of the !,~i quality are easily
obtained. Tia >eiI is well adartr,l To tie
.owtl, .f Ira Tsbarr" ald Wheat, as a!-e
E,s raising ri trl.:t and vegetables.
\ Fer lern.s, apply /"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
PROFESSION AL...

nR. J.. r.. Tflt,S. REEVES iaa located
H. at WHITE PI.AISS," a!a:,at mile
irom The village vi Chspiic". ana respectfully
offers his professional --rvcr- 9. the public
lie will dev-t~ himself exclusively to th
s,rarti,.e al his l,r..f.>siuR.
JAN lsih. lSc3--ff.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

FEvTIE mud. rsignci w..,,la ail the attention
} nf the p,ibiic Ia tas iayi. that they have
ust opened at fheir store in l.rrrard ro~r.
Lew asd carriulls srleri-d slocx III Fall and
Winter G'nsis. Their assprtn,snt embraces
si;e following articles
Cloths; CHssms.s ve~sings; Cassine,is;
Full-cl.,tlis; F!aulels; Hats CAPS; Ladies
DRESS GeAnls ,fev-ry variety arid description;
Dress Trimn,iiiEs; p'mrs,c. Notions. Con.
fectioncries: Cigars aa3 1',hacsp,. of choice
quality, large and colnp.s:s. assortment nf
Ready-made Clothing; aud in shor'. every
| thing, except Grs.e..ries and Shoes; that 10
USUALLY kept IN q e,siniry store.
They will cell on reasonable terms and N
vite call from the public
SCOTT i CO.,
i.eaBsFd Town, Md.
Nov. 5th, lS6S-lyr.