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fight. has now ouly Il nen
Tie rebel Gen. johnson, Of IIill'. corps,
was Killed Yesterday.
Olhcisl dispa,che. from Grant ale to s
O'Clock on Friday evening. lie STAKES Ia ss
an advance by Hancock had developed tie
fact that The rebels had fallen back four
miles. There was no eggagemcn: on Fri
dag.
Ger. Meade Issued = coDg-atulatory
aJiseas TO his army on the l3.h in which
he states that the Federals had captured,
ducin. the eight DAYS fight, oishtseu pie
ce> of artillery, TWENTY-FIVE s,aad os coloFs.
srt s 600 prisoners including two genera!
oH3als (MHj Gen. EIxari Johnson ana
Brg Gen, George Stuart J lie tells his
man that their nolk Is not over; that
the ere'uy must bs pursued, and, If posi-
BE, svercome;" :" an tina, he edegals viii
soon receive renforcements, which the
rebaEs caLnot expect.
Estimates of ,he FsiersI losses 10 tie
Virginia battles range from 10000 .s
IS ,0o0, the first ,aeniloHs sd number,
however, not including The cssua.ies on
Thursday. 4 rebel prisoner captured y
Buffers forces say that Lee admits loss
Of 10000 men Oaher prisoner. rnention
rumors that Long4treet had died from hi,
Injuries, aud that Lee anl A, 2. Hill were
wounded. The reported death Of General
Wsdsuo oFth is confirmed, 2 captured rebel
officer giving information that he assisted
in his burial
Butler advanced upon Dsuy's Bluff (or
Fort Darling) on Friday, and at noon
formed bis line Of battle on the southeast
side of kng.lsnd Creek, wish the righs
on the James River; the Monitors and
gunbssts being near the mouth OF the
creek within three mile. Of the foyt. Sat-
urdsy n orning a portion Of the rebel
works were carried, and the garrison re-
rited into three redoubs, upon which the
Fedsral artillery was bsiug directed. with
effect. Beauregsrd dispatched reinforce
nents from Petersburg to the Bluff, Who
vers driven bacl, The FeleGals had suS-
tanned bu! smal losses ia their operations.
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Our Losses.

The correspondence Of tie \. Y Her.
aid, Monday, May Q, says: /" We have
now been out six days, and have been
fighting continuously. We have succeed
ed in penetrating seme fifteen miles into
tie rebel territory, and have fifty miles
farther to 60 to get into Kichuond. We
have eaten and used up a very large por-
ton Of the supplies We took with US.
Our losses have been terrible.
hardly dare give my opipion as to the
numbers. but think acl within bouIds
when give the estimates Of those who
are supposed to know, as follows Kill
ed 8 900; wounded, $4,000; missing,
5000; totai, 27,00o"
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on the subject, and toe great task to
enumete'e these Juiases, or TO estimate
the amount Of wealth accumulated by
them through this Infamous trslic The
Administrator. 70 save It's pets from expo
sure as lar as possible, is now prosecuting
tie war 10 ax,ermiuate the people Of the
South, upon the principle Of the robber
and assassia-thas Dead men tell no
t. es
There is another act Of fellows, who are
disgrsce to he human faui!y-blo!che~
fssifricg Ike Cd sores OF the body poii.ic
~ Generals, Co,oneis shd Captains r wbo
have pocAe.sd tie spoiis taken from
Southern plansss'oHs-who have stolen
uoraes. rulee jsa.aases, snd even negroes
or who have been too cowardiy 70 fight
and haze run away il order to be able to
fgh; smother CAV, and have been sent
home 10 draw the same pas while fight
ing from the Loyal League costlcs to sub
due Copperheads at the North as IS re-
ceivcd by those brsve, noble, ard ratrot-
ic officers who ars tghring vaIiantiy III
the front 10 subiue the rebellion at the
South-such ones 81 these are lie mosl
noisy and blatant supporters Of the pres
en: war polIcy-tte determination of The
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WATcu-MAKGsG AND JEwELRY.-We
call especisl attention TO the sdver,isenie ent
of Mr.. II. d. SHEPARD, who has returned
to Manitowoc after four years absence. 10
resume his occupation IS a IaweIIer and
Watch Reparer lie has an excellent
reputation as a mechanic. and We doubt
nc, lie will be literally pe,roised. His
stock q fancy articles il worth looking At.
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SEysATIeHIsTs. Tin Horn Smith ed

SEysATIesIsTs Tin Horn Smith ed
itcr of the Tribune. eommander-i -in-chief Of
our Home Guard. and agent for Singer $
Sewing Machine, on he 14,h inst, perpe-
trated an outrage upon our citizens By is
suing an extra, announcing upon reliable
authority that LEE had surrendered with
lis whole army 10 GRANT This created
some sensation for time among our cisi-
zens who came together in knots at the
saloons 10 drink with each other to the
health Of the gallant army which had fur
nlshed such glorious news but their exu-
herant good feeling soon subsidized into dis
gnst-not from the liquor they drank,
but at the Smm Kachihe which Ind gull
ed them for time iuso the belief Of a
falsehood.
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Es The New York Port says the 10y
al Leaguers must 90 armed. We GER
tainly have 10 objections, provided they
90 in the right direction - to the front -
LouiSriHe JoWndl
They prefer to send the niggers to The
front, and remain themselves in the rear,
as they have great horror of the smell of
guorowder, and wish 10 be where they
can show their patriotism without running
the risk Of being hurt. We are decidedly
of he opinion, formed from knowledge
ofthe Loyal Leaguers Of our acquaintance,
that they had better remsn a. home, fer
they would demoralize the army were they
in front. Of the two, the ngger will
prove the better soldier
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Latest News by Yesterdays
Boat.
Both Armies hold their Posislons.ih
Sigel Defe ated.
Ee Retreats with Considerable Loss !

Washington, May II.
4 di.psfch from the Army Of the ioso-
mae. dated TO-DAY noon. SAYS It was very
Gulet yesterday along the Ilnes, exGap,
some skirmi,hing IN the cen;re BY B.rE-
.ide and the throwing Of ? Jew she'll. frem
Riraey's Division 10 feel the ens,ny, ~hisa,
hoSeyer, elected DO response. The rebel
sharp rpshooters, hos held their ground.
A surgeon she was ief; IN charge Of
the hospitals on TIE WILDERNESS battlefield
reports the capture Of SEQ OF cur wounded
a. that p sce and their transportation 10
the rebel lines, from which be succeeded
in ,nSking his Escape. IIo says our wound
81 wsre suffering for tie want Of every
thing, even bread, and no surgeons were
there TO dress tLeir wouuds.
Reinforcemenis Sre arriving rapidly
The roads sre improving aud movements
Of importance may soon be expected.
Nav York, Nay II.
The Hera7,Fs Washington special Of the
10Th, midnight, says Grant hsd everything
in readiness last nigh, for an early asssul,
TO DAY, spd there is no doubt tLal another
severe fight will soon occur.
Lee has been massing troops on his
RIGHT. and the oncsoement when il occurs
must :aka ptsce eas. cf Spottsv!vsnis
c. II.
CaY!u?eJ officers say Lee had 10 run 10
eeaana canture when Hancock a..acks!
Fwe!l ana johnson cn Friday
Richmond papers Of the l2lh are re-
ce;ved. The city WAS greaNvgpxcised snd
n. home ou8rl1s ara eil cut.
Lee in di.natch dated he IIlh. clsirs
vic.o,v, ana ~ays Gems. HAYS ard l..
walker were wounded
Tie R;rhncnl Utyna'rh ssya tle 1am.
aga lore - Il r4;lryai , Y Sheridan hss
been rennirc.l.
The rob 4 .orco in Southeastern Virgin
: j. baA,et,aq,ef from Chrcsl.alsLurg e;oh-
tv ,ni'.s west ofI.yrchAu~g
TIE Hcra7T7 ro7re,son1ance, from
. Chester Junction. Va. MAY .4tn. gives An
sceouat Of the advance Of oar forces under
! Geaerans Sm:.h anl Gilmore upon hic!.-
mond
4 vel conceived ,aareuvra va axscu
ted which t,aoat4 Ci!more in position 10
il.rk aud lake line cf rebel intrsnss.
rosots s,ratchirr from yTes, of the Rich
.non8 E pnt.rsh4yc, rs;,rosd % ,hs lama,
rive, 4 second Inc into which the r,b
els ratraa,aI. was next I,y attacked, and
fonn3 10 h4 much stro9rsr 7, was finally
carried BIZ storm, and the rebels driveu
jn.cgn inclosed work at The lsc, Itu..
exesc'eA they would be easily di<loAged
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Editor Of The Pilot:

EGltor cf me i>'t0f:
vas ,leasel 70 motto. in ysur issue
OF last week that YOU called the attention
of parsons interested, to the present cendi-
tion Of the Park ard School grounds on
the North side of the River and suggested
that the authorities make certain necessa-
~ Improvements to protect, improve, and
beau!ify the same
am informed tha, the appropriations
heretofore made for such purposes, have
been sIready expended and most iuiic-
iousIy, under the direction Of the School
Board, al Of whom are efficient officers
and mea Of decided tastes; and have no
douht that were appropriations msde suf
Gclent, the same would be properly and
promptly expended in making tne i'm
provements which you have SO well sug-
gea;ed, SO far ss the Scnool grounds are
concerted.
know, and SO DO ycu, Mr.. Pilot, that
he present BoaFd-THoMAs EoBlxsos,
GEo. s GLOVER, and +. D. BEARDsLsY-
will 90 al that any officers could do to
ineei the wants and CRAFTY The wishes OF
the people IN the premises bat il is not
expected !hat they Will make advances
frem their own pockets 10 q greater ex
ter, than they have already done; and il
the Park and School grounds are to be im-
proved, new appropriations must be made
JUSTICE.
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HELL.-Ihe Green Bay Adsocafc in re-
ply to our inquiry as to the location of
hall, SAWS it is located on the Mapisowoc
side Of Devil River. If this be SO. il sure
Iy must be frozen over. as. notwithstand-
ing our prevailing winds have been recent
Iy from the South bank Of ths, stream, We
have had frequen, frost. in this vicinity.
and but few signs Of vegetable life How
is vegetation at the Bav? Green. eh
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E We exceedingly regret agair bein

H We exceedingly regret agair being
compelled to issue an inferior number Of
the Pilot but sickness among The bands
in our office, We trust, will be an accep'a-
bic apology. Tie extra, containing she
remainder Of the laws passed at the late
session Of the Legislature. which accom- pa
MES the paper, viii, We hope. make up for
the deficiency
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Murder Will Cut !!

We were snrp ;-ed 70 SEC lie following
pubIi-hel IN lie "uv4aAee Sentinel,
which Ia. heretofore teen 20 intensely
loyal a. o denounae Tie Democratic pres
=. Coppvahgai," for giving place to
anything Of tie kind
From Prices Army How the Rebels
Obtain their Clothing and Supplies.
Special Correspondence ST Louis Union.
Na~urg,ou. 4 pr,4 20 1854.
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" ashin ton, MAY I3-Q:1O A. NJ.
HEADQUARTER ARMY PoToNAC.

I
Battlefield near Spottsylvania, My -. {
y rId's .Spectal-'u, army ,h,s NOM
ing was entirely engaged in ,he fisrces.
of its battles, aud is pressing on to vic
tory.
After a aanguins'v but generally un'uc-
cesssful battle on 1nssday, our army dur
ing yesterday was compar stively quiet.
A feeble denomination against our righ,
wing WAS repulsed.
A Reconnaissance was made on the
right to feel the enemv's left /, WAS in
tended to assault the enemy's right in
force.
A column consisting Of portion Of the
9Th Corps. and Birney'S Division Of Han.
cocks Corps, was first intended to under.
take tbs work, which was aftelwarl abaa.
toneA
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THE PILOT.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

A State Convention il hereby called 10 as
mble in tie Capitol At Madison, at : clock
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. MARY'S
COUNTY.

TIIE subscriber takes this method Of ten.
tiering his thanks to the citizens Of Leon:
ard Town aud ita vicinity. fnr the very liner
d patronage received vt their hands during
hia soiourn among them. and, hopes by strict
attention to biisiacss, to merit continuance
1f their liberality and confilencs.
He takes this method als' nf informing
the citizens that he has just fctnrpel from
Baltimore, with 4 welt Selected stock nt
SPRING GOODS-embracisis in part the
following description Of goods viz:
Fine Supr. Black cloth Cassimeres
Blrached and Brown Mudins. Plaid anil
Shifting Cotton, Bieac hei aud brown Drills
and Russia Duck.
Kentucky Jeans; C,ttonades, cheaper shaa
cxh be pufchisti Ii, Baltimore. having
bought then, prior T., tile advance. -
A large assortment Of 5uots Shoes and
Hats. e-.-t.
Also. Hardware. QuaAssware and Groceries,
&c &C.
He solicits liberal share Of fine publ: pa
tf6nsge. '.'
N. CONRAD.
AEcIt.
The hi.bss. prieS sivsa for Rags. 4 Fur
Hides.
, II. G.
April 18th, Is64-;f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

IN application of William Watts, admins.
~ TRAITOR Of Jah,es Il. Crane, late OF sam,
narys county deceased, u h tnderea by the
t"nrf, that the said administrator n.aify the
uogment creditors of ssid deccasei 20 Gle
she's e!aims against said tirceasslk in Che Reg.
lister Of WilPs "ffice nf Saint Mars 4 cotniy,
on q before the lst day Of May next. ia
Ms'densl. aud that tLis order be publiehesl
20 the Faint Aary's Gaseste once d week in
essh week. until the said lss siay of Ma, next
Tsst.. ~ n J.. 7. M. HALEY.
''eas.ss ~ kcgistcr of Mills
rSt. Maryis County
Febr,lary 25th, 18G4--td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
J. Y. WILLIAMSON.
GROCER { Commission
III L R C III A N 4,
No. 1872 Dugan's Wharf,
BALTIMORE

Keeps constantly on hand q large ssacrt-
insnsof SUPERIOR FAMILY GROCERlE S,
Foreign and Domestic Iiqdufs, f'oharto, Sc
sars, &C., which will be sold, wholesale O. ~.
tail. at the loves market prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, Of all kinds, yold
on commission, and SPECIAL attention p I'D ia
the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT and other
GRAINS. Commissions oe all kinds execu-
ted promptly, with rhs strictesi regard to the
interest Of the conxisEee.
Public patronage is most RESPECTFULLY soil
cited.
Feb. 9th, iee2--sf. s,-.s-s. ....a
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
PUBLIC ROAD.

NOTICE. hefsby rirth that the Under
~ s'entd inftH d leini Gin 4 the e, nl.,y
t,smnlis~leIcrs f"r 81. MAJ t.uufy Gr tbs
ep<Ding al a Public ROAD :soo,ihG snai,s-
rear the i.sdits Cbsiel. HsGkys Hek, ,s
Neviti'a creek. Tia fDkd ~ia rri 'i'r.ugh
the pre- misses Of Mrs. Ann E.rtough. the en-.
fire road i,s,iie through The fsrm r.sy nt.y
ON ned BY Dr. J. r. Morgan.
). THOMPSON YATES,
- NOAH DOWNS.
and sthers. :.s
/! May l2lis; ise4-iE.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
FOTYC.E Or DIVIDEND.

nN application Of James r. Abel, admin.
" lstraior Of vi IN. u. Drurr, late oa S.in,
Aarys County, dsccased. Il Is ordered tly il,.
Court. that the said administrator notify sh.
crsiitOrs OF tie said deceased to de tbei.
clalnis against said deceased, in the I.ssists,
Of Wills office al Saint Mays County, on Q,
before the 10th day Of July next, br divi.
deIni. and that this order Be published IN The
saint Mary's Gaz.tte, once we..k in each
week: until the sAid 10th dag of July next.
Test.
JAMES +. n. RALEY,
Rcsistx Of Wills
fss -. Gaiys Csantv.
APrn 18Th, lse4-A -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the suoaeribe,
IN haa sb,ained from the Orphans Cour, o,
ssin, Mary's county, In Maryland, ierters d
on the personal estate Of Mamie
Ruekhanan. late Of said county, decreased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with III.
proper vouehes thereof, to the sabacriber on 81
before the serh Of Nov. 1864, otherwise they
may be excluded by law from ail benefit of tn.
said estate. Given under my hand shis lgti
day Of Maay, 1854:
Z. Ksy BUCHANAN,
Adhiniesrster. w, A.
May 18Th. 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
MOI ICE.

FvHE undcrsigned wish to inform the
IL copfe Of Saint Mary's and adjonru.
ing co1 tiles. that they have just completed
y FIR + CLASS RAILWAY, and ara
prera to haul out vessels Of any size,
&nd y llREPAIR, CAULK, &C., ON the
most reasonable terms. Prompt assentior
to all work. and quick dispatch will be gives
in all cases. The Railway is situated shout
q quarter Of a vsils from Leonard Tosn on
q fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SCOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, in
required, on che lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS b BOXWELL.
July 10Th 1904
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

NEOTicE il hereby given fhSt the subseri.
IN Der has obsansd ftGfa the Orphans
Csart Of 81. Mary's county. IN Maryland, let
ters Of administration on the personal essste OF
WIN. w. Moore, late 6f SAID county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
sad deceased are hereby warned 10 easibt the
same with the propen vouchss thereof 20 the
snbscrihers on or before the lssh day of Coa.
lS6i. otherssse they may he excluded by lac
fr.'m ail heae6t of tlse said estate Given ufs.
DIR nay haad shis ~ b day Of May, 1864.
JOHN c. KRULL,
--g.. .4es = i Administrator
! May i2th, is6Ss~aw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

MoTiCE 10 hereby given thar the sabseri
~ befs have sb.ained rom tie Orphans
Cssst Of 81. Mary b county. in Maryland, let
'srs Of administration on the persoAM estate O
James A. Partridge, late Of said county, aeceas
ii An ressons having claims agaaas, the sa,<
steeasess IRE hereby warmed to exhibit the Sam,
*rth die TrfoPer v0uches thersof, To the sul,
seribefs On or before the 2o,h day Of Nov
1854, othefwise they may be excls,dea By lsx
from all benefit 1t the said estate. Gitta nm
der our haads this .iS,h dry If May. 1854
WALTER FORD.
MARY PARTRIDGE,
Administrators, w "A.
My fHh. fssl -4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

L. STOCK or -
IN RALTiMOaR.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 Co.
NOS. ls9. aoi ahal sos BALTiMoaR ST.,
sAi,rixsaE.
invite The sf.es,sion sf
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
- make psrchasss. to the very excessive
WHOLESALE STOCK
DRY us,oDs.
On secsnd floor aad Jasraesf ef akeir vsysh0xss
embracing in addisi . - their own large and
IMPORTATION OF tUE i01 GOODS.
large and wtll sslsc,s. .,oeksf
DOMESrlcS,
~ srAPEs aesDs'
efsse~y dsses.prtos.
OUR sPLENDID RETAIL
STOCK OF GOODS
~ f5st Ee~,
apbranag
ARTICLES OF EVERY CLASS,
LOW PA CED
TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT,
IN EVERY BRANCH OF FEE TRADE,
rendering our entire stock one Of the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
~
IN THE UNITED STATES.
The Wholesale and Retail Price being mark.
Cd an each article, from which
no DEVIATION is ALLOWED.
Paru e. not fully isequain,ed with the value Q!
Goods can buy from us with perfec, confidence.
March 24,h, 1S6l--a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
I0fIcl 0l lIVIllII

appllcsfion 9f James Z. Norris and
- Charhs j. Norris. administrators III
cn.,sss q Norris, hate Of saint Mary's Conn.,
" Deceased, is s or'ered BY the Court, that
me 'a.id notwithstanding notify the creditors 81
said Deceased e. die their claims against mid
decreased. IN the Register Of Wills ssfiice of
saint Mays County, on or before the i0,R
DAY o. june ne1t. for dividend. and that tbs
nrdcr De pnblishea in. the Saint Mary's
uaseN, uhee week in each week; until The
said 10th day Of June nexA
TEST.
Jas. I. NJ. kALEY.
Register ~ Wills
"a. for Saint Maryt County.
April Tth, lse4--,d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

G hapsico. Noy. 7,h, leeO.
Messrs Editosss -PiesSs announce joins Y
Ps,ssy a. q candidate for the Clerkship OF the
Cncnit Court for SAINT Mary . cosnsy. asshe
Ssst election Tor shai eGios. and .eti.ss.
nev emlse.>is,h. leea law s-s'
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

ATEsSRS. jt;HvH. wELeH 4 SON,
1Nl havins tAagh, oss %. ssp.k. Of w. A.
Psaieest in the GRO Gerry 8USiS MSS, can ID
faami. hereafter, nj No. ~ Commsrce street.
(above Praiij where they viii keep on hand 4
genera. asser,mea, OF GROCERIES, which
hare On hard choice assortment Of iituossi
some Of which are vrry, old, and pure
Personal astenticp will be raid 10 ORDERS
also to the sale ct rFUdace.
JOHN B. WELyH q SON,
i'1ae ss-s' Croeefa and Genefai tss
's1zff 2 Commissinn Mevcharss, \.
~S No. "a ComEnerrs street.
March sis,. lss+-:,m. III
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
TERMS OF SALE
DAVID G. MURRAY,

(SUccsssoR TO JNo. III. RHA j. Coz
N. &. Cor. South n Pratt Sts.,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
8 DESTROYS IT calling the attention of his
L frields in Southern Maryland TO bis real
~ handsome stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING q FUR.
EisHlNG GOODS,
Also. large aud we'll selected stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs & vEsrINGS,
Which he will make up to order in style to
please the nost fastidious. All he asks 10 q
trial.
June lad, iss4-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
NOTICE.

" ME undersigned. having cold eul
-. his stock Of gootls. las removed to
his Factory. hear the corner of Barre e
Ligh, Streets. Entrance on patre, where hs
will manufacture b. otiier, Flows, Harmxs,
Cu!tivators, Corn Shelters, Wheat Thr ,herr;
Horse Powers, Blacksmith Bellows, &C.. &c;
lie will paw particular attention TO repairs,
and most respectfully sciicits his friehds anil
every body to give him their orders, and he
will guarantees that his work win suit, both
in quality and price. VI.
II HARDING,
Near tae Crner If Barre e. Light.
lin the rear Of Levin Jones iiou Store.l
Narch $rd, lsel-,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
NOTICE.

Wxs4ixaTcS. d. C.. Feb -. 1864.
III. Editor IL have this day been inform:
ed that the time for the enlistment II negroes
and pay f,r the same does not expire on the
list Of March; the time at the prssen. date Is
unlimited.
WIN. P. EATON.
Box 1883. Washington. G..
Office Room No. 20 Federal Block, 9TH
March 10th; lsG4-f.r
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
LATHS,
ig BRICKS,
~. LlME,

SASH, DOORS and SHUTTERS.
LvOR sale, at the re,y losrest price forCASH
10 or APPROVED credit. Before buy
ing. call and sec lis at the corner of Euts y
and Gefiian Streets or at 1872 Light Street
Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
BURNS & SLOAN.
March 21st 1S61-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23

Their assortment embraces CLOTHS CAST
MkRS VESTlNGS--HAFS CAPS-LA-
DIES DkEsS GOODS of every variety and
description. dress Trimmings, Dt,mestics
NOTIONS CORRECTIONAL IEsS--c I.
CARS. and SMOKING and CHEWING
TOBACCO Of choice quality, A large and
e,mplsts assortment OF KEADY-MADE
CLOTHING. In short everything except
ar"earies and Sh"es that is usually kept in
snuntry Store. They viii sell ON reasons ..
bic terms and invite a call from the public.
SCOTT & HEWITT,
Leouarj Town Nd.
May 8ah. ls64-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
ST. MARY,S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
Ladies';
NEAR BRTANTOWN, CHARLEscoUN.
sg TY, MARYLAND.

n 3 q u II
THIS Institution, eoasta:issl by Mrs. Dax-
i lei MaJos and daughters. as situated in
of the isoss ben,,.ifhi and iaeasslsy portions
Of Maryland. Ats,as sixiy Sierra AZ lsnd arc
attatbed. and On Inc lava i d mineral senng
strongly impsegna,ed wsth saiahhr anil iron
The Misses Major hesssg elevss Of The SA-
cred Heart, the ssadies aud discipline are e.
seatiaiiy the same - in The ,leademies Of ihai
Order.
Terms peg sansn pay.s,. half-ys.ay ia .d-
Board and Tussioa in all he branches Of
Q thofOugh English Eiucasion, @140 90
Musie. French, Drawing. Dsncing, esc.s form
extra charges.
Further particulars can b hal by addressing
Mrs Daniel Msjos. ~
Res J r tiAATLY, Pastor So Mary's. Chap.
laia.
aEssakxcRs
Re. J z ny. s ,, Pissiden, oscrsssevn Col.
B r wa,s.. 8 J.. Pre.id.n. ooaz.s. Collage.
. Lysel. Sd. Prof Gonz..a CsIissss
G s Wasdron, Roron,eo College.
A Wsiseri Washington. ~
, 3 Boyle, WashihGson, II
Father Bowling, D.. Washington.
Charles White, D D., Washington:
B A Ma:nine, s j., Washinglon, g4
SAINT Barber, J., ST. Thomas, Charles Co.
C.millus vhin.~za, S.. Thomas, Charles Co
r Power. St. Thoma5sk Charles Co.
Rev H,,hsr de Wolf, Nee Town st. Mary
County.
r r Laasshan, 81. Peter,s, Charles Co.
Father Enders. 3 j., ST Joseph's St Mary :.
Co.
Mrs. A Douglass, Clement Hill, ESQ.,, Georg,
Riggs. B HELEN, Al D., Capt. Sands, w J
c. Duham I, NJ D. Washington City.
October Sand, lS63--&im.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-23
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GEORGE d. DUKE ssnoances hia.sei e sa
esaa'dahe for Sheriff. at the next eIectionin 81.
fnssds and felsoy -oisisens. :, .s.,..,-.
Ass sesA ..SSs-ar.