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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06
.Innnr Lyoss,s CouRr. YESTERDAY.

JuDGE LyoSs's CouRr, YESTERDAY
After the lapse Of several days, Judge
Lyons again convened his court yes
terday
The case Of Robert S. Forde, convicted
Of the murder OF Robert E. Dixon, and
afterwards granted new trial by the
Governor. was called up. but, owing to
The absence OF witnesses and counsel, 1T
was postponed till the next term.
Jordan Miller, indicted for receiving
stolen goods with a knowledge that they
were stolen, renewed his reeognizance
for his appearance next term
The case OF John p Siedd, indicte
for receiving four cows, stolen from DIR
F. II. Deane, was also continued till the
next term.
Court will meet again this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

To LoUIsiANIANs. Refugee families
from Louisiana, or persons now in busi-
ness in the Confederacy, residents of New
Orleans before the war, are requested to
send their address and post-otfiee to the
Louisiana Home, in this city. A book,
with the names and present address of
such Louisianians as have been driven
from the State, is kept for reference, in
order to answer the inquiries Of soldiers
in the army, or those visiting Richmond,
as to the present abode Of their friends.
Persons in the army from Louisiana de-
sirous of sending letters to the Trans
Mississippi will have them forwarded
regularly, if properly directed, and sent
under cover TO the Louisiana Home,
Richmond, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

ANOTHER SPECIE OF GENERAL NJ M'CLEILAN.
At at serenade in Orange, New Jersey,
after a Democratic meeting, on Tuesday
night last, General Mcclellan made the
following speech
Mg Friends ard Neighbors, and Youf
E,cetteacy | ain not here tonight to
make long speech, but merely to ac-
knowledge this most pleasing comph-
ment. | trust this demonstration is the
prescence of that great civil victory
which we hope to win at the polls III IA
vor of the Constitution and country.
hope the glorious victories won by the
gallant and skillful Sherman, the heroic
and dashine Sheridan, aud the intrepid
Farragut, are the torerunners Of the great
victory for the defence OF the Constitution
which shall soon, | hope, be achieved.
| thank you, my friends, for this
most pleasant demonstration, which far
exceeds all that has been expected to-
night. Ithank you for your expressions
OF friendly sentiments, and | trust you
will now permit me to say good night.
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KiILROAD NOTICES.

hi. uAIu"D ASn DASYIlIf RAILROAD,
Ri,HMoSD, October l, 1861.
\ ptICE--Ihe EVENING PASSEN =
! : uf.E TRAIN gn The Richmond and DdiI ilir
'..ir5l Niii q. DISCONTINUED until further no
t.t 'l" Transportation VI Govrrnme!t freight 1e-
I''ins almost the ontIrr capacity OF the road The
a1ENlNp PASSENGER TRAIN Will run rs Usual
CHARLES q. TAILUTr,
o~ l. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

ABE's MONARCHY uy-REsoLUTIoNS, ETC.
AS matter likely to enlist the curl
osity Of our readers, We give in full the
proceedings of Lincoln meeting in
Washington, the metropolis of the
shoady spectators and legal thieves Of
the United States. The resolutions might
be little altered if they bad "heard
the news from Southwestern Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06
ttRANUIFN WUISKEY Sc

DEAADlftS, WHISKEY, &c
- :y-tlvr~ Od Cognac Brandy
i' l'tIels old Apple and Peach Brandy
DO. Old Rye and Corn Whiakcy,
ty. OH Blackberry Wine,
d5 sorghum Moiosses,
10 New Oleans syrup,
-" 80. Sp,It7 Turpeniint,
dec kaIth5
a. White tie.!-e,
10. North Carolina Smoked lleuings,
10 Country Soap,
Il 10 Onions
uerCes Rice,
- 5e.ns Wrapping Paper,
bales Heavy IA Shecting,
bales cotton Yarns, high numbers,
2gp pounds North Carolina Copperas,
=" pounds English Bluestone,
- COILS FUw-Line Rope,
80 kegs Od Dominion Nails. assorted.
10 bushels Winter seed Oats,
l'p b3xe tni oiddies Manufactured Tobacco,
- t,Fr. fnl barrels smoking Tobacco
...... '"' N'h shoes a,.l Scrap Sole Leather,
." .','. hllrt ior ale ty
Il hoELhfS Commission Merchant,
- =. ,'iil.F Cary and Thirteenth streets.
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IRON NORTH GEORGIA
ADJUSTMENTS.

;;tlBOPOLiTAN HALL
I'LL usLY PLAtL OF AMUSEMENT IN TifE
CITY.
uKAED GHiNISJ NIUtI
IEE
t1AiIEiEAII OPERA lBUUIE
AEp
brass BAND
tltTLIE SlAK PERFORMERS.
lith.b4t EVENING. October GtL, loGl. -
I..l ,Tl.iiauye with this Company of The follow
in4 artistic
Harry ALIEN,
BILLY LEWIS.
fauiEs>oE V. X bOWD0IN,
PROFESSOR & c. WEBER,
Ma. CHARLES CONWAY,
haBH1 HARVEY,
MR. ". BURAND,
PFoFfssoR L. c. MEYER,
PROFESSOR G ID. RUDOLPH
N.., INEL FLOYD,
Mis- ROSE DALE,
THE ETERPSlCHOBEAN SISTERS,
FtL m7n, other candidates for public favor, whose
a'ao vail he readily Acknowledged by dis',liml-
..u- eeLenfg.
THE HALL.
-ern -h,iau'hli clvued aid renovated, ANA ,tn-
I-ir tt ioi the TecoptIun OF the
MuSI FASiIDIOUS
oplu "itpLB viii be ligidiy enforced.
.t-E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

IscoRREcr The report, which was
circulated on the streets yesterday, that
r. DOrsay Ogden had been recaptured
was incorrect. Nothing has been heard
from him since his escape from the
Fredericksburg train on Sunday evening,
and in all probability he has already
succeeded in crossing the lines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

NEtS$FS rARTINGTON'S.
WI DANCING ACADEMY,
81. tastu -TFrTT uFrWEFN SIXTH ANs StvESTH
't..f.- u THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
h.'4ttJ r NJ
La tIltI I.Ti,Il IlaTs call at then residence, Oh
ij.t .l,,t between adams and. Fouehee.
ac a. liza.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

a TTENTIoN, HoUSEKEEPERS.-
n CKOCkERY AND GLASSWARE of an
Kinds can be REPAIRED by JOHN r. uIII. 81
has Grocery Store, On Sixth sfsest, near Bro.d
n B.-Pefsons leaving ARTICLES - be repaired are
pointed time. loo 0,-3tsl JOHN y HILL
FnNHE BEST article in the city II Wkl-
TING INKs-ali colors. Also, fNDxLlH1x
INK for marking clothes. For sAls wholsaal9 Ana
retail a liberal discount 10 the txa3s ana yn6ee-
sale buyers Cali al No I. under Exehanes neesAs
Eouyteenth street. Vc &'--st
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEpAgTMF.T, \
uFfi,k SrLGIAL SERVICE,
M'h h&oNb, Va, September -, 1864
y vi, From and after MONDAY
(. : HhAf the eCth instant, the STEAMER
u, ~ ~il leave the wharf at Rockets for
= q and o,ioaa y ii touci,iar At ali the min
t~i i@A1Ls on the rlver
IN JOHN H. PARKER,
-----9 lieutenant IN charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

THE YANKEE POLITICAL VIEW OF PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS.
The Yankee papers contain some very
entertaining articles on the subject Of
peace. Among them, we find one in the
New York Times, from which We make
the following extract
II is now pretended, for instance, that
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, and Vice
President Stephens have entered into ne
gotiations with General Sherman for {" q
cessation of hostilities." On its face it
is an absurd:ty but the story is persist
emily kept up, in the hope that something
may, in the end, be made OF it. General
Sherman would be the very last man to
consent to any such negotiations. There
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

nh +,So ~ ESCRlBER, HAVING RECO-
- rhI.D iiom has late illness, will attend hi
tIt,s..h 'h TODAY ana will be pleased 10 see Lis
s.ft,,t, 'i.i tl. public generally A splendid
La.i ii u uoLD FOIL and other materials ol,
i''7'i wishing to see me on business after office
.l,,' va "Ll pleas, orli at my residence on Marshall
W. '''"'eh Eirst and Adams.
NJ A BLANKMAN,
alU-,s "ufge0h ana Dentist, 50 Main stree4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-06

ov1U "ltnEB viii be ,igiliy enforced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

sose a Ne session. xH b plassA % als smsse u.
papers aud documsss a. ~ secession No lsss vote VA
sseredors sahes % 80 suetcs.
n - oAugu nSL
sis eossI4.rsiioa = BE Sd provAiI @ he erosion
q ssw 0apiss butldisGs. ~ was bn1esiS fosght b.
small baad. bus was sadly ordered 70 athisS rsaaisg
mosioa was made - suspsod the rule aad allow se bill
70 have " third reading. whioh ives losk IS III
AZ that hour the Seaasss sms0dnsnss 70 ths Tax levy
we're ooncurred In. and tns Capitol Dill immedtatsy
placed % its third reading, but failed 70 pass
lacking ten Of coAsstutouai vote, although there
members lsfs hos On The evening traia Had there
oeea tul house u would have passed By Q hasdsome
mntsrity This disposed u question s0ectualy and
2 u houses agreed 70 adjourn II O'Clock r. n.
~ oohsznUnoaAL AnuNphEn voa TN rn0alnnoN %
tne Oomntetee On FEDERAL Relations uade Q report
The resaaaoes o NJ Bryant and speaker Alvord rea-
sve 70 ne smssdnsns q the constitution abolshing
savsry Ths report wss esite lengthy. and closed up
submit 70 chs legislature q ohs osaie
fos thsls aDgrsvsl q ansndmsat q tbs
Soasassen lossves p.ssisssg slavery z 80 United
port end rssclsieA vithoas eaias ne ysas ana ANS
andtAs rsseassoa was aAeptsA ~ iargs majority A.
tHsrs uas 70 yeas anA asys called u impossible "
ts whe yote1 eg - against. vhehsr aay sshes DE-
moerass eestdee ~. Bryaat yosed Ter n o. nos. Mr.
BE- Rressoesl nisesy report, whish WIN b printed
vluAI ApyounNxUR. is
fhs bfo1sAs bosh houses " the hoar aHsA % adourn
anA - seee - ~ uea coNuiees, notifying she o.
yersee and ths ohes braaoAes had dsoAsxsl shsir ID
seeeches and ~ Legislature was dsoared adjourned
V1thout date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

S r. A K S PsERE
~~~~~>s~>~~~~.~~~>,~~~- <tt
Celebration Of The TsrcentenaFy An.
nivsrsary 81 uis Birth.
->~~~~~>~~~>~~.>~~~~->~
1 Statue to b Raised In Tho Park T. Csn-
mennonite the Event.
>~~~>~~~~~~.-~>~>>>>~~ M stfg
Laying oftAe Corner Stone WITH In
prsssiys 0srsmeniss.
~ y. s----~-,~--~->--->-~->~--- 3&.~
Grand Shakspefsaa Masked Ball q
Irving Hall.
RECITATION OF An APPROPRIATE Oh
Count Jsannes Delivers . "Jubl-
Lee Oration.O
>s~.~>~>~~~~.~~~,-
THE MATIHEK AT TEE OPERA.
or An APPROPRIATE ON

The Ste tus IN the Park.
INTENSIVE CRxunONInS-fHa PA1rICrPAMTD-1u1
oR1Axsns. nTO.
The ssrcsntsDasy was noss apprsSssassly cssscaaso
yesterday By ss laying It ~ sssns ssssss
b sesoesA 70 sAs "imnorsai shakspsrs' n NE PasA.
Ths spos ne loessios q ~ ssasus -
tween nrss aal secoaA srsso shs southeast
Of The MAN, promenade, and therefore situassl
The rhs Aaal q ths visitor going from ~ city y ~
Ranbls ~ Like.
me hour ~ apart for The csrsmony was aooa 30
oissly, asd almost The besaa hts Down
ward eourss the proossdnss commenced AZ this tsue
there present ~ grounds, In edition % ~
gathering Of mixed citizens. shs following actors, -
tresses, &c:--
Msssrs Jas. q. Haoksss, william whsasley, wu. Z.
Davidss. whiting, K Lamb (tbIos). Chas PArsos. y.
(Uiynpao); Hy. Watkins. a "ghoss" fans HeiDas,
Browne, Geo. Hall. T. J. Newly formerly Of DaFsssb
oompany;F r. Andrews. Mrs. John Weed, Ass. vi11aGs
Nelson Decker the dramatic reader, &c. Several wss
represented By their agents, among whom was -.
Brown Atkins. agent Tor Mia vsstvalL TIE manaewD
represented by Leonard Grover Of the Chssesse
street theatre Philadelphia, and Growers theatre, W
ington Mr. Kingston manager Of the Walnut street ths
ire Philadelphia, r Stuart manager Of the Wntsv
Garden. We saw no Representatives from eisher WEI
lacks tho Bowsry theatres.
ESQ.,; the Opera By Mr.. h d. Palmer the artists u
ness Befstadt and wraymould the designer q Pah
Eernard Secretary the Burton Dramatic Assostiss ~
John Chopper. Prssident. ssd Nr. w. II. COv,ngto6s
and the military By Lieut. COL James NJ Sanderson W.
took such prominent part In getting up the centenary
dinner Of 1851 Artsmus Ward Was represented By -
agsnt Mr.. Huckstoa Mayor Gunther appeared for ~
city, and the Rev Dr. Osgaod and The Rev. Father Hssss
were present behalf Of tho clergy.
Dodworths military band eoumsocsd The prcoes6ssp
BY performing selections from Faust including the a.
dsfs Chorus. This think was rather 70 Bad tases.
considering the event 70 b celebrated. while ths -
lection being performed parties woo had bseo
chosen TO participate In The ceremony catered he -
closed Circle In the OF which the stone 70 b. ~
was suspended from derrick the foundasou wksA
wAs sunk Eighteen inches below the surface o
the stone tho following words were sngrave1:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

ssser SsEh Annss he bills Ne esesss anssd1esss 70
vscA we're csaosrrs1 In we're shoss Tor pubic
msrtss 40 the ExhicssA ward q shs city and eur Guy
o>unty r.r Is,ies The bill providing Toe ssass ssx
% nve mar cent on iocom derived from Investments %
psHsA sssses securities wss rpsrss1 compose AN
sfssr considerable debate. was passed oy ssssnV
An the Affirmative % tea 10 ths ussssivs.
ne Dill mskag Manhattan square part q
our Park which has passed she Senate, ana
euber local and private Ones were also passed Ths
nee CAPITOL Dill, after warn oppesities, was ordered
10 as third reading, but when u Was pet upon its
passage a lacked u the necessary vote. end was
there ore The report and rssoluioa 10 favor q
amendaeai 10 the oesstuton Of shs Omitted States pro-
bsias slavery and endorsing che smancipasioa psocla
Nation q President Lincoln. were adopted By large
sajorsy. The thanks Of the House Speaker Alvord
vsss given By vote Of sixty nine 70 eleven.
GeverSas had signed three hundred and forty
eoelsds Ne exs,sacs leaving ssout two huudreA ana
sisss1 several. among them being those making an ap-
prsisiai'sa q essopOo for The stats militia. making
nashastan square part q Park. for public market
y Ne EsAsssssA ward. ed essseli1ssias ths various
sess y reference V The district courts Of shs city.
NJ great eannaryFsr, just closed, has besa one Of
sAs ssss successfu enterprises asassraaed 10 As
o. ssy etAss country. ne sumbsrs who visited yes
tay 80 The Interest nASfsalsA n The q the
ssdsssAkss spsek vsi fes shs patriotism q New York
su, IL aggfegAts rsosipss over million Of dol
iss - fas end when ~ goods oil disposeA e.
~ v - ~ ssctioa and private SALE The raad total
ON reach oos aad quarter mlioos q dollars Let asy
ether cisy 10 sAs Uaioa do better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.


WASH "a on, prfl y, 1884
FRANK SLABS ATTACK on gDCR1rARY CHAa1 AND
enMn8AL FREMONT.
fhe attack naAs ~ Eraak Blair upon Secretary Chase
and Fremont In shs House today. In the q hts
rsmssn % ne report 4 he special committee upon
charges asalnse hin II rsfsrsaes 70 the celebrated
Michael Powers qaes order, created much exoitsmsns
ne rsDoss exhoasratss him mr. Baair) from oonplcty
y ~ attempted FRAUD but does Hos npiioass Secretary
Caass o. n fsos anybody excsps Powers, whom B,ass
charges rsvsDus agent q the time the order
given 70 hin. His charges and denuncasions ol Mr..
Chase were very severe. and several attempts were
made 70 stop him: but analy hs allowea 10 80
Ne easiest and quickest way 70 dispose Of him H
announced this bis farewell speech, no leaves In
nsdassy - take command In shs Geld. No reply was
made The House anxious resume The consader
tioa q shs Tax bill
TIE ISTHRNAL TAX BrLL.
The House still devoes itself ndustriously the con.
sideratien Of the Tax BILL the session to-day having with
the exception Of the time spent listening Frank Bair
been exclusively spent upon H. whiskey. iron. petroleum
and tobsccs have been disposed or and believed that
dnculsy will b experienced in going through with
the rest Of tbs BILL An effort win probably DO made 70
reduce tho income tax from nvs per cent 70 the former
rate Of three per incomes under nvs thousand
lars but the majority has shown disposition thus
far TO reduce rates. but rather the contrary there
much prospect Of success
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

GoLD Ur AoAN-The little affair In the way
Of . rebel military diversion At Plymouth,
N. O., has been godsend 70 the gold gam
blers. Let them make the most Of Il; but let
honest men beware; for we guess that there
will shortly DO an awful defeat 70 both the re-
bells and tho gold gamblers somewhere this
side Of North Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

oil sales OF real estate
looted.
In The ninety eith sessisa iunAsr sssess e. -
duty. @@
IT. ee.nissss here ssss. asAss Are sssssk - Hsos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

raj Longstreet ID reported by deserten 70
% q Charlottesville, on HE way to Siaun-
ton, end thds6s dawn chs Shea doah " slisy.
Deserte1 might know that Longstrsst ives Of
Charlottesville and on the march; but II Is not
possible that they could know anything Of his
intentions. and this statement Of his proposed
movement down the valley must therefore be
looked upon a. worthless. We shall know the
wheteabout Of the whole rebel forcs with SUN
cient certainty In . few days more, and need
hazard no speculations on that point at present.
The fact that Lonsstreet ID In Virginia seems
we'll enough authenticated, and We may accept
the certainty Of his presence there a another
reason for the employment OF our greatest en-
ergies In the forthcoming struggle. We may
also rely upon II that the rebels will not fail
to have present their whole possible force,
and We should at least follow that exam
pie. We have in tho Geld moro men than over
before; bullet NJ 10 sure and have then In tho
battle. sf.'s -
We ought to evsrwhslm Lee BY The moro
weight Of numbeN. By tho most liberal est.
mate the rebel armies muster Only three hun
drsd and ATTY thousand men. How many Of these
arc eSeotivss In his last report, Mr.. 6sddos.
The rebel Secretary Il War, says that The effect
I've fsrce ofthe men In tho ranks h generally
little moro than half-nsve. two-thirds."
Hero \ very large reduction Of tho force that
b 70 Be distributed between Lee, Johnston.
Bsauregard, Polk, Finigan and Kirby Smith.
Many Of these men also are oonscripts, who have
tho greatest horror Of The service, and almost
every man b in the army against his will; for
the veterans whose time Of service expires In
this spring and summer have been psremptorily
declared BY tho rebel Congress to 10 In The
army till the war b ever. Mr.. Seddons
report also tells % how poorly In some
respects this unwilling force Il equipped and
supplied. Its artillery b insufficient for want
Of horses, and it II almost without cavalry for
the Same reason. Shoes, clothes and blankets
are scarce; grain Is scarce, and meat still
scarcer; and scareest Of ell 10 villanous salt
petre. =
Opposed to this poorly equipped and sn.ee-
bled force, with its many discounts Of inefa.
cheney and desertion, We have larger army
than We have ever had before, magnincsntly
armed and equipped, and confident Of success..,,
And with this force We arc likely soon 70 meet
the largest force that the enemy can concentrate
in one great and decisive battle. In view Of
such possibility, We ought neither to despoud
over small losses nor to let them for moment
distract our attention from the great, important
battle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

ON or rHx Crniccs AcunsSIs oS TmE WAR
That by which Captain Flusser, Of the gunbost
Miami, at Plymouth, y. c., was killed The
other day By piece Of she'll from bis own
gun reboundins from the rebel ram against
which II was discharged. There has, VIC 10
lieve, been no other such accident among all
the strange casualties Of The war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
IMPORTANT FROM AL5Syy.
Final Passage Of BsnsdisIs Sshssl Bill, the
Manhattan Square, India Telegraph and
the Eighteenth Ward narket Bills

the Eighteenth Ward Harket Bills
-~~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Bill Imposing Tax of Five per Cent
on the Incomes Of Corporations and In
dividuals Received on United States
Stocks Passed in tho Assembly.
The Oily and County FAX xsviss
Disposed Of
-~>~~~~~~~~~~<
csveFnsr's nssags = raying ~ Stats DsSt
Intsrsst Talked ~ oas AAjes-
~ = - senate.
~~~~>~~~>~~~~~>~~>~~~
End - the Lsgislativs Session
Of 1854. u;
vstN q Thanks 3 Lisltsnaat csyefaeR
Jenss and Speaker NvsfG
CLOSING SCENES IN fAI TWO HOUSES,
-. &c. -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

I'm application OF William Watts, admins
.Ottstss ID. gzrnes 81 Cs.ns, laferof Ssil.t
Narya co.niy. decsaseei, it j., ,e#deresl by the
Cohti, thar the said Administering notify the
Judgment crcsiiters Sof. SAIL deces-eJ 10 Tile
t;.is ei.i,as agai,ss said dsesateA, in ~ Reg
issss a wiIr: ssiiss 81 ss'as n.sys ese,sy. I
ss,;S..,1 =. ana slaf a. ssi.s 81 - "a
q - a,,es lIsys 0sssSs osss :. WA II
sscH vesA, sssil sls ssia lss asy .ofMsy sext
Tsss. il q. q HALEY.
frSs. Nssys County.
February 25,h. is64-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08


NHE Seventeenth Annual Session of th;s
4 Institution w,ll opesi September s,h.
The College h Incorporated and e.sh,wri bv
the State. and aiFads every facility f,r .
thorough and accomplished educated. 80
During tho lass session l2O pupiis wers i,
attendance. ="
FACULTY or INSTR CUTY0y:
Prot. 4 O Bra,ks. Ancient i4ans.iszss.s
y A Brooks. M. d.. Malheras,ie~, Nr.
Miss a Bra,lley, Ehgli.L 4 fsrllss4 E<t,.,s
M,ss -, Hxw"d, Ensiis!s an'l N~shsma,ics.
MiSs M Heinl'ardt. German Language.
Mad. a Duhveu;l. French la, guass.
Mr.. 4 Weissenb bach. Dra wing and Painting
Mr.. Jnhn S"hs:ier.. Piano, &c.
Miss II Brts,ks. Pi.uo s.sl siusine.
By tho cuh!'tia of ti,. State cssi.,x mint
one pupil from each county 10 siaea,.,i with
"ut any charge fr tuition. b m,ks ,,r sta,inoo.
~. The scholarship for st. M,ry's cuu,y il
vacant. +" catalogues. ~i,h iulI inforiua.
ton, address
NC. BROOKS. IL. D., P,oairu,
August f.h. lS6i-If. >.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
sor5cs. or DsrzlsRxD.

|nNsppunsass % Ches a 0s~s.AeD Ese.
" caetix u decr.e E CaNbpheli late n
Saint 1'r,'s couaty ,ieces&sa. IL is or'lcrrd
BY the, Conrts ,Eat the sai Ex.cn-ix MOTIFS
the cretiitors "t the said ,ic,s,.el \, tie their
claims against said d~c<assd is tbe sM1,p(
ths Rsgisssr It willis ix SaisA .NWys
eeonty O. o. befurs ths lss 6sy a Rsosus-
~ 1886, fos divideod, and that shia order
10 publishsd oocs q week in each wsek cn-
til the said lss dsy ef Fsbsuary next
1esk. 81 sa
JAMES T. ". RALEY.
- Nexisier ofIWshs
S. ios S.ins Mary's euua,y o.
November a4sh. lsSi-sd ..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

I>HE undersigned, having visited Fortress
L Mourse, Norfolk, Washingtus. and olh-
er points, aud made arrangemruts to secure
tn. papers for all parties having slaves enlist.
ed in the army, is prepared to give all inipr-
x,a,oA to parties cunoerne'i He HIS an en-.
tire list ,of al slaves enlisted u tie insIsec-
don vi his feliVw-c:.izens
TdAD. X. PRECSS,
Attorney vt Law.
June 2nd, I664-lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
cOlLEcTORs NOTICE,

ulHE uudsrsiensd. Deputy Collecso.
Of Internal Revenue tos The Coun.
ties Of Charles, Calvert and ST. Mary's,
will ssssndr, bis office. IN Lconsrd To.a
duliae Cours GEEK. Tor the purpose o
issuing Licenses aad receiving aH Tuee.
and claims to she Fnitea States. uader III.
excise Laws thereof; aud sll psrso.s. ~
sessei for Taxes aud other claims, are ue
tilted to call aud make payment.
TuAD. X. PREUSS.
Col. Int Rev.
Ft4Gv 5ah Dist. 3rd Div, Nd.
Nor, 10,h. 1851. .S,s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
fIHlNOTICE:.. .

I'M sdDanne Sf fisseN,us, spplseassoss ~.
u erivva ftuA Ne N.asA 81 ths ussjes.
jgnsd. aB perpns having sarms. or parts ,i
MfAsi. fsnm 1000 TO 10 acses, fus sale,.. chr
dispose of same by cailins on "
@. FRED. MADDOX. #
-Asu.t toiD6y and ssn RsI EeasE
ss'@H' IN LsDaasdsoss. Ma.
Oct, 20th, le64-tf: e.