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Died.


ARrkxAw. -On Thursday September 2S sorHm META,
youngest child Of Martin and Gesnc Armenian.
The friends and relatives, and the members OF Com
pany A, Captain John y. Meyer, Fifth regiment ~ r.
g. are invited 10 attend the funeral this Saturday
afternoon, at two O'Clock, from 062 Sixth avenue 10 the
Lutheran Cemetery.
ANDERSON Thursday evening, September 2S
RoBERT T. ANDERSON, In the 45th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the men,
bcrs Of tho Knickerbocker Guards respectfully In
vted 10 attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon, at
two clock from the Allen Methodist Episcopal
church
BErrJrxArr.-On Friday, September 20, Anna CArHA.
BErrJNAEr, wife Of H. Beujemann, aged 80 years,
months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at
two o'clock from her late residence 692 Third avenue,
Forty seventh street. Friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
BrpDLE-On Thursday, September rs, ELIZA T., wife
of Edward X Biddle, In the 6Sth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place sunday afternoon At
three O'Clock No Al Meadow street, Elizabeth City,
NJ j. where the friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend.
Phnadelphia papers please copy.
BIeRlI.-I Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, septem-
Der a. after short Illness which he bore with Christ
ian forude PErnR Jr second son Of Peter aud Lou
liza I. Bissell aged 10 years, months and n days
The friends Of the family and Of his uncle Henry r.
Bragg, Eco, AZ well a. The members Of g. Nicholas
Lodge No 52l and A. r., are respectfully invited 70
Ascend hs funeral from tbe fssd nes VI his
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The Csnmstadt voIks Festival.

supplementary celebration Of the Cannstadt voks
FcstivaI-which described In yesterdays HERALD
II celebrated on Thursday-took place at Hamilton
Park sxtysxth street and Third avenue, yesterday.
All tho danes Of the members Of association, composed
exclusively Of the Of old Schwabenand, appeared
again the Of the peasantry Of the Germans
about two three centuries ago. and engaged In dancing
and Of other social pastimes Appropriate 70 tho
Target shooting continued, and the fruits
and vegetables and other produce exhibition shape
Of o hugo pillar were distributed Large guam
Titles Of the national beverage were consumed and
the greatest harity prevailed throughout the day, Until
sae In the afternoon IL noised sbout that some
thieves and pickpockets had appeared on the ground
who known not only 70 the police but 70 Others
and very soon appeared that two parties had been re-
neved OF their watcbea This caused great deal OF cx
element, which net slIayed for some hours The
suspeted payise were chased through the sdtaccnt
sses6 and two arrests were made Some one produced
rope, and threats nsds 70 hang these fellows on
IN spSt but The suspected individuals were taken In
charge of " Police nd marched o. W Vie Sasion house
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Subsequently other parties suspected OF being thieves
were hunted up on the grounds and summary elected
by the Germans themselves. without any aid BY the
police. After order bad been restored the festivities
were continued until late without any further dis
turhanc& Al meeting in the committee rooms series
of toasts offered, among others:-"ro the nssive
country OF the Swabesn s'To old Germany" ITO the
American Union,n 'To the New YoRK HsRAID," be-
sides other Of individual character On motion
Of Mr. WEIaIs the Vice President three hearty cheers
were given honor Of Mr. James Gordon Bennett sthe
standard bearer OF nservatism and true constitutional
liberty" the mover expressed himself. The festvi-
ties were closed In Q satisfactory manner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEDICAL WONDER - -
N HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.-RHEUMATISMI IN IIS
painful FORMS also scrofula, erysipeas, sah-
rheum pmpes botches old ulcers fever sores the worst
Of the blood mercurial compain debility,
and Kidneys ncpient consumption &c. are most cor
tanly cured by this great purifier.
Of similar Diseases and will most certainly cure
which be reached by medicine, taken In
cordance with the directions. - -
HYATr'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. r. Rice, No. 50
Grove and No. Il Clinton Market Of nnammatory
rheumatism and gout after he had been crippled for years.
III Madison street. Of terrific ulcer after he had
been the Hospital six months and then thought
TO be ncurable -
HYATr'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mrs. G. Gore, Third
Fifty street, Of scrofula kings evil The
ulcers had destroyed the flesh from the neck until The
The proprietor Of the Life Basam induced 70 publish
these three certificates ont Of hundred thousand cases
which cured because these effected
nfeen since and the parties yetn excellent health
s reside above stated where they be and
Consulted any time Principal depot A6 Grand street.
Sold BY druggists generaly-4l par b0tae; six for 80
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


BRows-wmrcoMB. On Wednesday, September q, by
the Rev. DR. Price, d d., JOHN W. BRowS Of Brooklyn,
to LIZA adopted daughter Of Virgil Whtcomb, Esq., OF
BR9ws-O DoSsEn.-On Thursday, September 2s, by
tn Rev. DR.. Armitage, at the Fifth avenue Baptist
church, Mr. MARcEiIoo Brown TO Miss AsNE o DON
MIL, all Of this city. No cards.
LS-QuAcKiNBusH.-- On Thursday, September 2s,
by Elder Wilson Hourell DAVID CoNKLIS and HARRIET
M. QUAcKEsBu II, all of tbs city
CosKLS-TurnE.-At Eastport, J., l., on Wednesday,
September 81 by the Rev A. 7. Dobson, WILLIAM CoAK
Jr., Of New York city, 10 Miss MARY g. FUTILE, or
DowNEY-FABKR Thursday, September q, at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother Tip Top, Pttsburg
Pa, by the Rev Mr.. Peto Lieutenant GEORGE NJ
DowSEy Fourteenth infantry, to Miss LIZZIE M, daugh
ter OF Mrs $. NJ Faber
GAysoR-CARTLIcu.-On Sunday, September "a at
the Methodist Episcopal church, bridgeport Conn, by
the Rev. J. Smons Mr.. THOMAS = GAYSoR Of New York.
to Miss JENNIE r. CARrIcn Of Bridgeport, Conn.
-ScHwABEiASp. On Thursday, September 2S,
at the st Paus German Lutheran church, by the Rev
f. w. Geissenhainer, JONI f. GLrMM TO Miss anna EIzA
daughter Of George Scbwabeiand, ESQ, all OF this city
HEwEs-DELSocE-On Tuesday, September 70, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. g. p
RsnSScA only daughter Of Lewis Delnoce. ESD Of Mel
rose, Westchcster county, N. Y.
MARrs-Loss-A Grace church, Philadelphia on
D. rector. CHARLES d. II. MAEr1s, Of Hoboken N j., TO
VIRGINIA LOUISA youngest daughter Of the late Charles
Loss
McCoRmu-Husr-At Railway, NJ j., on wednes-
day september a. by Rev. g. sheddan, b. d., RICHARD
wcCoRxK, Secretary Of the Territory Of Arizona, TO
MAGGIE g. only daughter Of Isaac Hunt Esq, Of the
former place. No cards
NoRros-RAp-At Mount Kisco, N Y, on wednes-
day. September 81 by Rev. Dr. Quackenbush Of Yorkvile
NATHANIEL NORTON, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, 70 EMMA s.,
daughter Of Jeh,el Read, Of the former place. No
cards
PmcE-PRNck the Monvan church, on Thursday,
September 49, by Rev. E. Ronthaler JONI b. PRICE, Of
Hannibal, No., TO SUSIE n. PRINCE, Of Brooklyn
PorrER-DnL.-0n Thursday, September %, by the
Rev James H. Robinson at the residence OF the brides
parents, CHARLES PorrxR 70 REHEccA W., eldest daugh
Ter OF j. r DILL ESQ., all Of Brooklyn. No cards
THoHsoN-BErI. Thursday, September 2S, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Dr. Osgood
PRRRE NJ THOMSON 10 CAROLINE EKILy only daughter Of
Charles A. Bell, all Of this city. No cards
WooD-PKRKINs Christ church, Houston, Texas,
on Sunday September II, by the Rev. J. NJ Curtis, Mr..
WILLIAM Il Wood 70 Miss ADE1lA NJ, eldest daughter Of
j. II Perkins, Esq, all Of Houston.
Connecticut papers please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Thursday, September 2s
by the Rev. Dr. Gcissanhainer, HENRY X. WIDxAyER, OF
siapleon, Staten1sland 70 Miss ADDIR LAyRENERE, Of
Brooklyn.
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sHIPPIN G NE w s

CLEARED
Steamship Erin lBr), Grace Liverpool-wiams 0uion;
Steamship Germana tHam), Ehlers, Southampton and
Hamburg-Kunhardt a Co.
Steamship Havana. Greene. Rio Janero, ACT Ascensio
Co.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Mount Mobilesmith Dunnins
Steamship Ella Rowland, SAVANNAH ID Fish 4 Co.
Steamship Charles Benton Eyre, Newbcrn-Murray .
Nephew.
steamship Commander, Terry. wiiminston-A Leary.
Ship Escort, Ftncr, Liverpool-A stuart a Co.
Ship Talisman lFrl lie Forester Hayre.Boyd Hncken.
Bark Eliza White, Look, Turks Island-C Knox CO.
Bark ssie Bonsall OBI, Burns Cow Bay-Bre,t, Son
BARK Emile eBrem) Meyer, City Ponscharics LulIns
Brig Josephine (Br) Shelley Havre-H A Dewrs
Brig Dayspnng Br), Faulkner Kingston, Ja-J whitney
brig Robt Movie, Hoschkiss Demarara-H rrowbrIdss
Sons.
Brig Tyro (Brl, Layton, ~ Stephene-D DeWoIf Co.
Brig Huron tBr) Haye, 81 John, NV , McPherson
Brig Lindsay, Wilson, Baltimore--NIlie Hcushson.
Brig Raven, Peterson, Baltlnore-simpson Clspp.
Bchf Onrust Thompson nvilevan Brunt& slaghl
Behr Long, Harp, Elixabethport-H n Loud Co
schr W II Thorndlie Jameson ssism--D De Wolf %.
eehr 0rris rranees Hunt, Bosson-w 3 Brown GO.
schs JAmss Bnslsh. Baker Extraordinarily. Smith Co
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Baltimore aforesaid. blank books Of sr.'a.
bic rizn md quality 10 be used as BOOKS Of
record aud ;ni.xs, thereto unter the pro-
vision. o: dis act. and blank forms io3 r.
turns Oh paper e uniform size. aEd shn!l
accompany .he same with such Instructions
and explanations may be necessary ana
useful
Sec. II. e. /. eya.tci. That the Secre-
.a-v of the S.nl:" shall cause The returns
received b; him frr each year TO be bound
together in one volume, with an index
thrrc.-: h. shall prepare from the returns
such tabular results n will render 'h:m 81
practical utility. and reports thereof 10 each
regular session Of the Legislature. and do
ali other things tcc'@>sry to carry mt" ci-
feet III" provision OF his act: he shall en-
force Is suit in the name of the Stat" the
recovery of the forfeit or penalties pres
c!ibci IN section eight Of this act. and
he shall receive for the performance OF
;hc duties imposed by this act. the sum of
one thousand d3!lars per ..aunu'n; in case f.
OF vacancy occurring IN this offlcc by
death, resignation or otherwise the vacau- :
cy shall re filled by the Governor un- !
ii! successor shall be elected aud quail
I. d
Sec. j.. BE it enacted, That it sha! (
be the duty OF the Clerks for tue re>p'c. !.
tive COUNTIES and the city Of Baltimore to
enforce Dy suit. in the name Of the State. !,
for the recovery uf the fnrfei;ures aud PEN /
Allies imposed By SECTIONS three aad Eve Of
t i act (,
Sec. i3 Be il epsotei. That the regis
t7a'ion OF births, marriages. AMI deaths /
required BY this act. shall be such as &C.
cur on aud after the FIRST day of July
ucxt
July 20, 1S65-2t.
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live We :. D.mhm Amongst Us.

III" t'".i,"n, whether ~ Er"~"ni the
N.'',sy RIA. = he Cong luinn rules,
=. F,rr, r.r.r';g answered hy President
.i.l.5...l. "a; ~ an.wer of that fuLctinn-
-. j.. 49,. moi only TO have disappointed
Ioans pain minded aud old fashioned pco-
lie, nn' 70 have ,xritrd them u >t.rp and
losile co,sinop. TIcy sny, that they
Tad expected better 'h;nss Of 'he Prcsi-
dent. aal they even ultimate that his
Exe.llrucy has wandered widely and
ta,ily from The fold Of the faithful aud from
the genuine orthodox church OF our early
t:b.ts. They von,>nl, if executive Or
military vii. iao superce1e The Go >'i:u-
.taion in ors thing, il cuu do !; in utilizing,
If it can dispense a:rh The Constitution
il The matter u one h.n.4!u life. it can lo
tho came thing il the Il. l,'t.' .: :aousa,:i
l:yes. Al thus. -l,o, in rc,ssd ~ rv.s,
- c:er o rr"k-rsy aud every disoi ip;ion Of
personal right. IF the Constitution, ;hcy
ssa. eau &c sOsp,ui, j Tor day, why no,
for a mouth and 20 on 10 The md Of the
chapter: They c,nscnd that lhyir title 70
life. liberty AID property is matter of pos
live. written law. aud d,peuds not npon
Cil:!ary D: executive d,sc5r;ipn aud iC
this connection they complain of the unccr-
'sinty 20 Which their pIuinc., | ons"holi
rights ara subj, ctcl They u"lid know,
i! they could. u Whit extent AMI for what
period tbc CONSTITUTION is 5:ot 70 DC The SUI
prcn.e law Of tho cola;ry, and they would
not. i; they Could heip themselves, have
any alternate days for military an! civil
ruling. They Deny that Congress has ever
,u,borizel The Pres der. tc rule wi,hou:
law ar ugai,s: law for longer period than
the lie OF The Rebellion aud they claim
,ha: the question CT the duration OF he Re
bcliicn is question which The Juiiciaryi>
7 riec.ly competent 30 decide. anI that it
las already decided that nc Rebellion ~"
longer exists. Altogether. these oil fash
iousd people arc in ! bad humor. but.
tcv.. t.'css, VIC 20 nui h~licvc them 20 b.
ircorr:sit'le, aul We 'hinh they may b. ia,
ny rcciai'a.l by ryirac:ug tli>c steps and
avoiding in future evil cJuus,i1 AMI evil
c-Irs r.
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Eirths, Deaths q nd Marriages.

From and after the 6rsi day Of the pres
ent month. al marriages. births and
deaths are 10 De recorded iD the Office Of The
clcrka Of the several ciresit courts. and
the Clerk of The Court OF commos Plea.
10 the CITY n baltimore. Il is made the
duty VI MI parents, honscholders, next of
Kin. ministers Of the gospel. keepers Of
prieors. a'mshousef, hospitals or other
public Institutions. to give this notice to
the clerks of the counties and to the Clark
Of the Court Of Common Pleas in the city
Of Baltimore, within six mon:hs after the
happening Of either OF the above events.
cider penalty Of five dollars. To be sued
for by the clerk. To cases of the death
Of stranger. sections. CO. 0ncrS. undertake
"rs or other persons hating charge Ct the
obsequics or funeral rites preliminary to
The interment of the body. are required TO
give this notice The clerks of courts are
TO receive from the county or city. as The
case may BE-. fifteen cents for the record
ing Of each case and arc required TO return
statem.n, annually to the Secretary ofthe
Senate, who i. by this Act to receive ore
'houssrd dollars per!yoar for his services.
in addition to Ills per diem as Secretary Of
III. Scpat" The law can be- found in
anoh"r column If to-day'- issue
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The following i true copy oft'e At II
Assembly received from the Cnmptr''.er ~
the state. in reference t. tie rc-!>t alton Of
births. deaths and marriages. 1t MaS passed
at the last session Of the legislature and wrn;
into eicct On the Is day Of Jnly' Toe al
teu'ion Of the Ministers OF the Gospel. Physi-
clans, JUSTICES ~ the Pea e an olacr< : par
ticularv directed t. this law, a. important du-
tics are required to lee performed BY '.lcn uu-
der and by virtue OF its provisions.
JNO. 4. CAVALIER.
Clerk
July 20, 1865.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

"flaot ntia, ;" the FIN" estate lately own
ed hy Or J. Felix Morgan. Of this coun-
ty. Lns bceu sold {" Dr. Clarke. Of Wash
lngton city, fer Sl2 900 This estate is
beautifully located on Brl,tou's Bay, with
in three miles OF this village. has 4 fpe
new Dwelling upon it. aud contains near
900 utres. When such bargains as this
can be had, capitalists can hardly be at a
los for the investment Of their funds.
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THURSDAY Mos1lEG July, ~, rrG5,


II " hav. been requested y sever
al Of the OGcers II Kegisii 1'on for This
county to cali a meeting Of the Offcer' Of
Registration for the several Election Dis
t.ic,s. at this place, Gu. Tuesday, the frst
dsy Ct August next. The object ct this
meeting is to consult ,cg,,her as to the
construction Of the Registry Law, and to
adopt 40 uniform basis Of action 10 the
county W. will state, in this connection.
that. und.r the provisions Of the Registry
Law. the work Of r. gisiratiou will COM
mencc or ,hn Second, instead of The Ffra
Tuesday in August, The first day Of Au-
gus, being TUESDAY accounts for the error
which was Committed in the advertisements
We published last week The law says
the 1rzf Tuesday .jt'r TIE met N.doy
Of August
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Correspondence Of tie Cincinnati Ecu

INTERVIEW BETWEEN SENATOR SINNER
M IHE Plsx.lpESr.-A friend at Wash
iu4'un assures rs :hut 4 few weeks since
an Interview took place between Pres
ID, u. johnson aud Senator Sum.
n.r, which Was substantially as fol-
lows.
Good evening. Mr. President Said
SenatcE Sumner, last week. upon enter.
ing the Presidents room id :he White
House
'Goci evening, Mr.. Scna;or,' replied
the rsasilcnt Please be seated for a
IN ,m.n' cu,il finish letter to an old
fri.n.i
The letter being finished, the Psesilea:
tUr,cG - Mr.. Sumner, when The latter
sl:d;
Mr. President. have called upon yon
for the purpose of expressing 10 you the
views Of our people en- he su'j:cs OF re-
construction.
We'll sir, replied the President.
Mr. Sumner commenced by saying.
Sir. your North Coroloa proclamation
docs not meet the appreciation OF the
people. and they will no; submi, to have
the great results Of The war thus thrown
way
What people are YOU representing. si'?
asked ~: Johnsnn.
The Whole Northern people, said Mr..
Simmer.
7 aprrehepd you will iud you but re.
presrp; = small portion Of tho Northern
people, replied Mr.. Johnson.
Then" saii Sumner, we mnst take
you. North Carolina proclamation at
an Indication Of your policy, nus
We
'Y.-. sir replied The Presilcn..
Then, sir said Sumner, you Dc
no, attend 70 eDf,anchise the black
nan!
4 have nothing TO DO with the subject
that exclusively belongs to the States. =
! You certainly would think ]! 4 usurps,ior
90 my part ii attempted TO interfere it
fxiug the qualifications Of electors in Mas.
sarhusc,ts
But replied Sumner. Massachusetts:
! has always been loyal State
That may be- replied the Prrsiasu.
'hu: the loyal Inen Of the South have m4de
untold sacrifices for their Union sentiments
while Massachusetts hse made kGo ir.ls ri
! millions out III her :oys',; and ir would D.
20 return i,r So1'hcrn adherence =
,he Government i shA latter should IN VI
olat.5u Of the Constitution. thrust up,S
them l1c.! avs in opposition 20 ihri'
wi.trS'
; AZ ria. reply &C The President. Mr.
Sumner became impatient aud irri:sb'r
sui r.io:nei by saying, ! am sorry tr
see va c,incing SO liule sy,npa'L.
With list elemrn. tha. PLACID You 10 pow
err
, 4, thi. tho c dor A.sh.l 70 tho rrcsi-
dents face. snl be added emphatically
You aud I rn;sht as well understood each
Other now a. any o.he' ,ims. You arr
aware, sir. lhavc NJ respect for secess:oo-
lists still have greater &c; s.s;Ion add
eon,ernp. Cor fanatic
Good evening sid Sumner, AMI irf
in Klh.
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Er Attention is Injected 10 the Pro-
f-ssios al Gard OF Or. James F. Thompson,
in another column Of this paper The
Doctor is 4 clever sentl, man and good
Dentist, aud has ei:'n the mos, C mplcte
VIC learn. to those who have
heretofore engaged hi~ professional ser, ices.
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Jubilee

5uEl!Et
Tac J::ilo" "a Spiritual Retreat. com,
mencrd by ~ jesuit fa'h"re AZ III" Cath,
clc cbarch in our village 90 Sunday last,
haze tcen generally attended by men,bers
CT TIC Ca'hoIic religion in our midst and
/ attracted ID" ,i,,,s If que large
lumber Of tie IDemh,rs OF other GrliG,ous
J,uu..lLe,ioue Tie resident priest NJ"
nssia'cl il ,heir iAt,rs ~ Tie Rev. Me-
80 M:..;'e -al ENG. Of Washington
CITY. We learn rh't III" Retreat will el"s"
il IL. congro CATION on Sunday next, h"t
TIA. 1t j. the purpose Of III" Fathers t" ''s :
j, he aiH. rent Catholic Gang rsgati"ns Of
he comfy to enable al! Catholics TO avail
.l,n..!,,s Il III. s"hr,"ur til, ,~ibgr OF tn.
.t.:!'..
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Ripe Peaches.

Our lhauA. sre On" to oar en'crpri,iug
freud. J W J Moore. k.4 OF ,i,'s vil-
!esge. for d basket Of fine p,.sckrs Thy
we're raised upon rs market farm. ueas
the village. were folly r'P' I'D .: IL
clous favor
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1865-07-20

CoxxEscEuE>E At CALvhR7 COLLEGE.
The thir.eeu'heaurual comnenc~'nent
Of this veil known ins'i'u'ion, took place
on Tuesday, the u nit. A the dev
was remarkably fne.& II i,e a large aun-
Der Of The patrons, and others interested
in the exercise ahout to cnnln.cncc. had
assembled on the premises. long b"fnr" the
hour arp'in:ea FOR opening the Hall
.iiont half past 9, A. VI the doors were
opened ana he spacious Hall Of the Col
I'Ce was soon flIef to is utmost capacity.
The sage. which hid been Decorated hy
the students on he previous day with
wrea,hes Of evergreen, 81 presented
qni;e tasteful APP arancc
Soon after the audience had 'akon their
seas the exercises nf the day began with
music By iht College band. composed cf
students. under the skilful direction o!
Prof. ". II Baumgarincr. The frs,
Grafton entitled. The Art-facul.y in
Man" was delivered by Master T. J.
Moore. of st Mary's Co. Nd who. nv
his impressive manner, as we'll as by tn"
nobieness Of the sentiments he uttered
gained enthusiastic applause After an
Interval of music there followed. '.Jerusa-
lem" an ode rcci,ed in highly crcdita-
bic manner by master Tgna,ius O'Bald. of
Adams CO, Pa. Next came Master Jno.
r. Boyle, Of Westmibistey. Md, with an
Grafton, the subject of winch was Rome"
During his discourse he reverted 10 the
feeling. OF a stranger. for the first time
I nterine the g,'es Of the Eternal City
and passed in review the gradual. but con-
slant growth of Christ;auity -watered 10
ito germ by the blood ofcoun'less martyrs.
enc. shcl,cring berca'h It's II tectiu 2 arms.
the nations Of medieval Europe. Look
at the Clock,' Comic Ode. was thOn
spoken by Mister Henry Mat,ingly, Of
Charles Co, Nd. The frequent thuuders
Of applause that greeted this young gen.
tleman, were the beat proof Of his success
in the par, assigned him. Master Morde-
cal g. Cockey. of BALTIC Co., 'hen follow
ed with an Grafton, on that trite but in
exhaus,ible subject. -" Education, and
it is enough 20 say that in deserving and
gaining the appreciation Of hl' bearers, he
was in no resbec, behind his predecessors.
After listening to SOME more beautiful
music, the audience were next entertained
with di>cnnrse on college Life" by
master J. Mason Dulaney of Baltimore.
After dila,ing with mock gravity, on the
hardships Of College life, til" Young ora
tor wound up with some excellent advice
70 students and q tnuchihy allusion
to the feelings with which our Col
lcse day- are wont 20 be regarded in after
life.
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forte Ares, more or less,

An the alive PROPERTY VAS formerly own
Cd and possessed by G"or4e ". Pembroke
late Of Saint Mary's County, deceased. aLa
al! lies in the second Election District OF said
County.
TERMS OF SALE. a, prescribed hy tho
Decree, are: One fourth of the purchase mo
icy in cash on the day Of s,.'e--,he r~,i,!un 10
be paid in three equal ins,anents. At one.
two and three years from the date of :IIe.
The deferred payments az" - be- secured by
the bna1s of the purchaser, with Sc, u-i'y
TO be approved by the Trustees, and to bear
interest from the day Of sale.
When al! Ike ku!cnA-s n,"ney shah t~ paid,
the Trustees will execute h deed to the pnr-
chaser free, clear and discharged from all
the claims Of The partiea to this suit and Of
those claiming under them.
ANN R. PEERROKF.
JAMES II. DENT,
Trustees
July 2O,t, lSC5-n.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1865-07-20
ALTERATION VOTERS I

NOTICE is hereby gwen. .h.. in pu,,u-
~ an'e OF The Provisions of an Ac, of A..
t"nhiy. passed March 34th. 1875. and emit.
Yea ."n At relating TO III" Registration Of
IN" Voters of this STATE che npdsrsicnsd
ns'ng d1Iy appointed Officers oe Reyi.tr Atom.
i"t IN. second Election Distric, OF S.n, Ma
~ C,'nnty, viii NEE. at the CLIFTON
FACTORY. IL sal! D.o,rrt on the 2nl
TUESDAY