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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
BOARDING SCHOOL,.
FoRs aYoUSG LaDTE q

MTR. AND Mrs. GEORGE =. KING.
W. having rented the dwelling houAes ol
MIR. G.. 4. Ms1dox, tear Le6nard rowhs are
prepared 10 secomnsndsie fniifrd nunIbes
of pupils as boauisrs. Those eolnmiltrd 70
their care viii be treated in. ever respect -
members ofihe family. bus wsll Be expected
10 conform strictly 10 al ,fegulagipns prescfb
bed for them.
Tie course Of instruction - designed 70 b
tllorougli aud 70 afford all she advantages 81 :
poIrse rducaiion. twill esLhrsce every branch
ssf an English education, together wiih the
French language and music 90 The piaiio.--
EVER regard viii BE- pad p nrgzls and de
portsnelt rs well as iniellrcinal advancement
The advertisers, proposing y drvoie them
selves 10 The business Of instEueiifn, Il sulIi-
cipa. encouragement 10 tiial cod ~ afardrd
hope u cbszis isir STARE Of public patson-
age. ~4 -''sa /.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
NOTICE.

saSrIE subscribers, having been appointed
y by tlae Counsy Commissions at Saint
Mary's county Examiners. ~. dtterm,ns
whether or moi The public convenience rr-
q,irss an sdditional quantity of land 20 be
added Ia the present Pubic Landing II Walk
er's Wharf. viii meet az the sabi Nalkrr' :
Wharf un .sTO.ND.3F, the OH day 81 March
mkt To carry oni the provisions OF said ap-
poinumsni. and al persons interested are Ia
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

Beard, including washing. lights. fuel. BID
dag. &c. per- session 81 TEN nscnths. 800
Engl,sh. per sessscn. -
French, g " -
Music. . :. ineiading 80 Of piano. No
ar AZ SANE rates pfT Quarter of "a nsonlh1.
:. Tss,aeders. ssudyIne all filr branrtsrs viii b.
eufiilsd 10 q dedueisou Of go. 90 on fhs hire
gogngrstes, il they complete The sessaons bai
noa Otherwise. ssp frfss -
Day SCHOLARS wIl also be faksn ~ tf's
above rates Of Inxffprtinn. sssst
Jan I5sk. Ies7-3rn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05
JAMES HOWARD.
DANIEL +. MERRIAM,
II x.tl EENWEfl.
MULTIPLICATION Norlt ~.

FeD. osns tcof --0Oa. -
RATIFICATION MOTH II.
Henry Asqnuh In the circuit
Hobar Asauith by Cousl for ST. Ma.
Alex. Randall their y's Ccrnty sltting
uexf friend $3.50 IS Cuurt of Equity
vs. ot~a7 te 8eiss.R @.5',
Ellen s. Asquish q ai'aa;4 Ssef ~
Geo. ID. Clayton sfwA - -
nRDERED sha,ihe reposf Of Gro. ID.
~ Ciayier. Tusssee. in abe above ease Die:
2tlh January lS.5S7. BE- ra.iiied aud corhrmtd
unless cause 10 the contrary h~ shown en- OF
before the iLird Monday OF March nrxl pro
vided = copY Of this order be inserted 10 sonse
aews paper published 10 Saint Mary Coan
II, once week Tor three weeks pfesSous 70
said third Monday OF March. The Tepors
states that the land called .-Turkry Cock
Hill'' sold for the sum Of Eight hundred and
tweniy Eve dollars. .lsa. - p,
Jan. 9th. lS6s-Sw. .-.s j., -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

Gov. W.LgER AND KAssAs.-The Hraid makes
great fouri.h over the following alleged special DIS
patch from Washington:
Governor Walker programme is to allow the Pro.
Slavery party to 20 on and frame their Slave state
Constitution 10 allow the Free-Stste party AZ me
time, to hold many Convention, ana pa 20, -
many Indignation resolutions they piea.ei anu ~
throw all tie proceedings Of both parties INTO 1ee 1s FL
Congress, with splendid nanns, ,s, IT,. .on
scheme Il living the lions share Of Kan;ss as now
organized, to the Free-saie parry i"r f!se sac,
sdJina a. a small slice of Southern Kansas a large
s,Se nom the splendid Indian country south oft tho
SJ State and Free State 10 come into the Union to-
ether Nv this arrangement, il is supposed that both
H. Pro-SlayeIy and Free-State politicians, 10 getting
the CoDgressmen and other spoils Of new State, viii
be satised, and that the spectators in lands town.
lot. white settlers and niggers will also be satisfied,
and, above al that great treaty Of peace will follow
between the North and the South This Il the real
plan 81 Governor Walker. Tho other plan Ct abiding
by the Territorial laws AMI Of sustaining the rights Of
;he people &c, i only the inb thrown on. 20 snpse
the whale and the gufgecrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

Tur NV Ou,R1srIyF.-The Commissioners tor
Tie removal OF the Quarantine station nave arrengeu
for the construction 81 the n"ce-shIy ouoys ~ "a
the Quarantine anchorage for infected vessels III 'e
lower bay, and elso Tor euilspe s'eaniGVa. OF
barge for the Health Officer 10 board vessels az ssia
aucborsge These provisions carried out VIII De
something gained over the old pan o, Eos,ns INC III
ieo,ed vessel. &. the old Quarantine ancn2I'ge. l..
We under.a and that the anchorage IN me lower pay
to b, designated about the frst 81 June next shi
that tie buoys, steamer ana Dage sIg 10 w
by that time Thee arrangements WI make : gre AZ
change Thev will undoubtedly subject snipowners 10
,one considerably. ezra expense and INCONVENIENCE
but they viii greatly beEeht oIF l'lanItr' 'hasIH
they src -urc ain for our shore Almost perfect
Immunity from all imported disease ,r,
Wb.te,er may he ia. result Of the edOr ~ establish
a temporary quarantine at SegGiuss Po.ui: We Wlll
have much reason 20 rOce If the passage OF me M'e
suarsn,lne ar; .hal have the effect to send infected
vessels down the bay, where they c5a 10 u, ana GUS
no harm. - l. u 'iC'e'
ERGrNI,Ss TnE KASsA'.-"e earn es!s &c
Ilogd Citizen, THAI there are ABOUT 10 yong men
and head. Of fanilie- IN Carroll county 10" pIepaTI
White who /. scf;n0 a. agent FOR the Southern tu-
grant COMPANY. We have not seen Col. Wh.te, bdt
understand be ropo.e 20 deey IN travelling expenses
Of al who vii -Taie % thai oe4l'ltt 10 'etIii"
Territory; be WI also provide tor mel ''r SIX non's
after they reach Kansas.
WHEAT i C.NADA.--A gentleman w" has J~,t
returned from -ornswha. extensive trp through
Uppcr Canada. informs In R0cte.'sr DtmrcTd' that
nothing can exceed The promise OF Tue WheSt crop
there: AMI unl.s .oue evil unexpected shaI be-
fa IL; there vii he p. Ar unusually hoh-li harvest
the present season.
The Gnrerf.Id Mas CoaTie5 say. tna, NA.8Se,
contsning Over 0U0 ahabitsDt-, sI charche-, ard
slJO.O tSy7hsU +. 80 poo. % Buy hsar5, aid tha:
the people convey :h'r dead % ne eruf-'y II "''
wagon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

GRLA1 SUR .GAIssr R.ILROAD.-DAMAGrs
LAID At i0000.-The case Of Rev. George b.
Jewet, formerly professor az Amherst College,
again.t the Concord Railroad Company, 70 recover
damages for personal injuries received by him, by
Nashua y. H.. and his ehaise, put on trial before
Mr. Justice Thomas, Of the SGpr.me Court, a. Salem,
Yesterday. Tie appearance Of Mr.. Jewett, when
called into court sufficient evidence OF the nature
aud extent Of his injuries. 4 strong will enabled him.
however, 20 pass through .oInewhet lengthy exain.
ation but az the cl0se he completely Frustrated
and vas carried from the Court room by his friends
Boston Traveller
The sheep Of UrbaDns Ohio, have taken a bad
disorder, one, the Pc; OF the flock, ves last week
caught .wsllowing bank bills which he managed 10
extract lrom he pocket ri a Goa. hung the fence,
and being mercilessly slaughtered and then opened
VS. found ( have - % dsp3si. ~ h. sonJSh
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

Nav Isk a. 2ocock H. from Pier foot of Wsrren-st stok
Aver he fact and asorte steamship EMPIRE CITY p
GGs viii ssl 6kov. Psss.Fr BE- secured l4 oss
of II, hLs Freight 20 EewOrlesLs - eeh1s pr cubic f.
Iecs'ea May 10 SHIPPER: vi" be'1Pphst with Maxi hs n
lsdrs VI the ssned by the Ls application - thr.
sees No Other orms signed sid b II la4ins VIII be
yned sfter The bovr e sailing For esht or p,a,e appy
=; he sace, Nc IN Wes,st, corn.r OF ware,
D. ROBBFlrG Aret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH BALLADS. Selected and Edit
ed by FRANcIs JAMES CHILD. ivols limo Little Brown
kCO.
AZ portion Of the admirable Boston edition of the
British Poets these volumes merit especial comnen-
duon, and reflect peculiar credit on the knowledge
and taste Of the accomplished scholar who has charge
of it, preparation for the press. They present far
more complete collection Of the quaint old ballads
which form such rary element in English literature
than any previous work of the kind while no effort has
been spared to give genuine text as could be OBJ
tained from comparison of the most important
versions The ballads are divided into books accord
ing to the general character of their subjects, but
without the formay of pedantic adherence to rigid
method
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THE GOSPEL LITURGY: a PRAYrR. Book =

IHE GOSPEL LilChot fRAfLE BOON On On nv
the General Convention of Uuvrrslsts. Emo, PIP 80
Philadelphia q. Collins Boston, a Tompkins o. NJ
l-heE
ship, comprising prayers, hymns and lessons from the
Holy Scriptures. An appropriate service Is given for
the most important occasions anniversaries and asso-
catons, marriages and funerals ordinations and dedi
catous, the celebration of the Communion and other
special ob-ervances of religious interest. The work
will be found emnently adapted to the Use OF congre-
gatons which destitute OF regular pastor, desire to
enjoy The benefit OF social public worship.
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Sworn April o. 1851, ., oIe me:
Lev tvM q. r. hAN :, '"nunl--hhet OF btfd'.

CUPREME COZ 'RT.-WILLlAM l. BEEBE
- and CHARLES =. BEEBE ssainst JOHN b. FRINGE
and JAMES B. pOST To the Defendants: You hereby
SUMMONED 20 the complaint in this action which IS
filed In the Office the Clerk Of II City and County OF New
Yok ON dsy Of Nay 1857 and to serve copy i your
answer 20 hs sAd complaint at our Once No ~ Broad
..y In the Civ of New York within twenty days aer re
service Of this you exclusive Of the LAY OF such
service snd II YOU fal to the said complaint within the
dino aforesaid the plant; In this action will take Judgment
assin,, you fo thousand 6oars with interest
from tn thirteenth day 81 April thousand eight landed
aud fly .eyer.-Dated May etb, 1851
,,vii I,v6uJ no G. Brcadvey New York.
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sASDERss SCHOOL SPEAKER By CHAHLEs w sAS'
DERs, A ". LIMO Up. 52s. lyison PhHney'
Tie crovun, excellence of this work IL the variety OF
sources from which the editor has made hi- elections
WITH 10 undue latitude OF taste, he has gathered many
OF the best specimens Of rhetorical competition in
wide range of authorship, and hence has avoided the
monotony Of sentiment aid language which is tue bane
of me-t compilations Of this kind
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maithes, gemslrp, &f'
WY ATCHEs and JE " Ell"

WATCHES and j"
GOLD WATCHES AND tIEFhnLf,hposDa aud all hinds
.SSIsp g0LD jEwELRY, AG, Ne w.,,ss, f,o,o an
eeld Hsriinf Gestvs fol- FS'''" w.
ees Rm,r, f.nj,r,i,d rH'1'h Lt''T "''''''' no" ."
a. sset .,.A.. and vii ten o1s euenmer,
ss, e., ,r,e hey vii i.er shd ne eoshy % inc soie
sS ,ne n, tlad of seyen,rt hs -. t,ns oil hep
bs.,sT time Than =. ~ ia. 20 tastc.p.rs.
nc vi e.. essE.y nd isf0 s.oei Of ALBArA PLATE
WARE. .,..rcuFe yFVEIRY ind SILVER. ~
~ WI Io-, .t u,anuiaet uTcrS' pTceG
Shs '"' SQUIRE L LANDER, Nc. 81 ratobst
=, x.pnts n ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

TIE SPFECHTs or HENRY CLAY; Edited by CALVIN
CoLroN, LID. 2yol.. Syo n : Barnes 20
In these volumes we have the completion of the
series 10 which the editor devoted many years OF
strenuous industry but Of which he did not survive to
witness the publication. Tie preface 20 the last vol
ume is dated in the middle of January, aud his own
death occurred within less than two months from that
time. The acquaintance of DIR. Cotton with Henry
Clay as We learn from the brief memoir appended to
the present work, was formed in 1884, soon after the
appearance Of the second series of the "Junus
Tracts and from that time their relations with each
other both personal and political were of the closest
intimacy. The collection of Mr. Clay's speeches now
issued commences with his argument ON Domestic
Manufactures delivered before the tuted States Sem
ate in 1870 and closes with his remarks on the River
and Uarbor bill in 1851. Each speech Is introduced
with explanatory notices by the editor which, for the
most part, are appropriate, and which often embody
valuable historical information. Mr. Clay's Con-
sressona efforts relate TO almost every topic OF great
public interest during his brilliant career as states
man. and apart from their oratorcal merits, form an
admirable guide to that period of American history.
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Sonse furnishing Artitlss.

DACKUS RANGES
ID For summer ans W.D.er
SUMNER RAMOS,
FURNACtS.
aunuN s,soriu,nt oICOOKING STOVES,
Wholesale and Retal,
Al the Stgyvosant Stove Worts Depot
SAM 6 UTTER Pr0pne:.r,
No 81 Water A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER. May. Cro.by, Nichols
Co NcM.YoLk G. 5. EraLcLs 4 %.

Will this number Of the Examiner the current -cries
j. brought 10 a close and the next issue will appear IN
July under the editorial supervision Of Frederick H.
Hedge and Edward Everett Hale, Whose names are a
Guarantee Of the learning, catholic pirt and progress
1--WE IDEAS with which the work VIII be conducted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
NtwYlmk DAILY @ribnare
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PRIESTHOOD AND CLERGY UNKNOWN TO CHRifsI'
ILSlTY. BY CAspsSNAros. l9mo Pp les' > D. A'P
Viscot: Co d, -
Without being too curious 10 rase the val "u''n
the author OF this volume has cast around lis name We
easily de,ec. style Of thought and form of expression
which betray disciple OF the school Of sTedeu6org
His work, indeed is made up TO considerable extent
of extracts from the Scripture AID from appropriate
secular authorities with which he endeavors 10 iory
his own views Still the action Of IN original mind =
evident in the unity Of theolume, and one when mas
derived it, immediate inspiration from the influence
Of the Northern Seer. His general purpose Is best
stated in his own words Priesthood and Clergy un-
known To Christianity does not imply the denai oil
Divine Priesthood in Christ, noGoi Spiritual Fue>t
hood as pertaining to all his true people This We al
nit Of course. Our object is, in TACT, to deny the
existence OF Gay ol1 Priesthood, in just view OF
Christian economy. We go against all Priesthood and
Clergy vsibly and externally embodied in distinct
class or caste Our scope hath this extent; no more
His defense of his thesis Is marked by earnestness,
force OF Argument, and frequent eloquence The por.
ton in which lie undertakes 10 show by quotations
from Luther that the absence OF hierarchy is of She
essence of Professionalism is particularly and in'
prcsSive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18
SUPRENE CoI,ETmCity ard fopgiSyv Of f.. Sew

SIPEEMfs ttl lily anu YUM, VI Wv
- YorI.-JOHN D. WRIGHT ost. CHARLES BYRNE, Al
ministrator the goods, ches sad credit. OF Hash
Byrne, deceased, gud others in pursuance Of md;
mtnt Of the SUPP inc Coat Of the State Of New Yors
made pnd entered Ia this -ction al tAe Cty Vi
on the 2d DAY of Aps 1851 will eel az public anton a. 7
Merchants. Exchange, in ,he City Of Scwioss on n; "a Day
of june 1871 at IL O'clock uoon Of that day. BY J.
BLEFCkER Auctioueer tn following described PREMISE
wit: All thst e-Tan iot pc OF lai., 81 h.H; ~ -
he Sixteenth date T,clith) " ard u ne CITY Of N"sfoh
~ng part. and parcels Of lots numbered lcisp ard 'ne
Ia. map OF John Staples deceased nade ny asH
yhen Ludan City Surveyor dated Jrus - io ana r'4rdd
n the OF Register VI the tity and county 81 Nv"
Work on the "a day Of August 1875 i bounded - follows 10
wit: Northetly in front By l6h, ae!y by the resi ~
pl said 10, No said map 'oviAe!y by properly now OF
late beon ang John Jacob Actor and "es'ey ny me 1en
ing part Of laid lot NJ. m said ap; eoAlnin IN reali .
font rear 70 feet nd nCes OF th' cas fy l. - e
II inches and The westerly side - ~ y ih'h. H1o al
that other certain piece parcel Of and bounded 80 olo"s
wit: porthcEy n trout by i6thst esstery ~ psft s91
lot No. (s.yenl .ouihe.y by ground no." OF s;s Oh con
Jacob A.tor and we y b part o. IL, No contain,
breadth in front nche,, and II tle rear - tet
inches ana IN leu sh the essery side a Set ! nh aua
length on the westerly side b feet II I4chss-Deted New
loTk, Nay 3, 1851 GREN|ILLh l. IhNhS' h 49,
-o. AD--"A ~ No IL Wa!I-st.
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CYRACCSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
mater Cure.

DR. EDWARD. f. DENNISTON's HOME
tb,hed ls<, spd conducted strictly Hyse principles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES. By G. p QrAcKESBos. A. NJ limo. D. Ap-
pleton Co.
The manner in which this work is prepared betrays
the hand of an experienced and judicious practical
teacher The art of writing a textbook for recitation
in the Classroom demands peculiar talent, and one
that is not necessarily involved in that of graphic
description OF imposing eloquence. Even where it is
n natural endowment of The mind il needs the disci-
pine that can be furnished only by the habit OF In
strucon to give ii proper direction The author OF
this excellent manual has succeeded in tue difficult
task of adapting it 10 the comprehension of the young,
without any sacrifice either Of dignity grace. His
narrative which embraces the whole period of Amer
lean history from the discovery of the continent to the
election Of Buchanan, il clothed in perspcuous and
forcibo language, with sufficient variety of ilustra-
ton and with no leaven Of individual partisan feel
ing We doubt the utility Of inserting the pronuncia-
ton of proper in the body of the work, as 1t
only tends to divert the attention from facts, without
giving the true sound of the words, which can be
learned only isom the living voice.
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rT1HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER

Il Of tho ACE!
Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered In one ot our
HUMOR from, De Scyq(ga DOZEN - cOs~on Pimp!c
.Icept in two cases both thunder hunor He has in his
possession hundred certificates Of its value all wtAin
Two bottles are warranted nursing mouth
One to thee bottles will cure the worst hnd OF Ppes on
Two 20 thrcc bottles i'll clear :he .ys,sra of bon'
Three to vc bottles aye the worst Of
One to two bottle. arc warranted all humOI in the
Two bottles warranted to running Of the car. and
FoaI to s1 bottles are cOuupt and running
One bottle will cure scuy eruption Of the skin.
Two three bottle waneHed to cure the wort ease q
TnswOr. 49,.
Three to four bottles warranted to seltrheuIu
Dmrcrioss ron Usr-Adult, table spoonful per day,
Children eight dessert spoonful ChdI, from aye
combinations enough TO the bowels twice
sday MI KENNEDY gvss personal attendance IN bad cases
70 BE nsEp - CONNECTION wlrH
FoN IyrtANmaTioS AND iUMoR or TmE EYES this ,gives
tnms&ate relief You vii apply 1t on linen rag "hen sHs
FoR seMD HEAD you viii the hair OF Tho effected part
sPpy the freely, and you viii the mPTo7' nent
EoK sALr RuEvM, rub it well in oten convenient.
sGs.ss on an 'osamed surface you VIII cd TgS thst
yon cannot help wishing well 20 The inventor.
FoR ScABS These by thin'scrd fluid o0stng
thrcush the shin hardening the ssriaec; In ht
Time are full Of yellow matter an uamed surface
some are not You wall apply the Ointment freely but DO nos
FoR SONE LEe. The. common disease so than 10
generally supposed The skin turns pape, covered with scales
aud hches ntoaky sometimes forming running sores by ap
pyns the Ointment the tchn and scales viii disappear ia
CIV days bot YOU must keep With the Ointment until the
skn gcts It's natural color.
foR THE PiLEs and lnfanusi,n, you will IL freely
v viii sive immediate relief
Tn. Ointment With every hsh snd gives immediate
skef IN every SKIN disease flesh : heir Ia.
Price 30 cents per box.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No 20 Wsronst,
Roibury, Mtf@
For sale b. every Druggist the United s.acs and British
Provinces.
FTlMOLATs od.rstablished SULPHUR BATHS
II removed from No. 81 Wslkerst. 20 NJ. Carr,-pa-.
bteskeTs:, LsuTeus cures Rheumatism Gods and al
kisds Of sAin complaint
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CUPERIOR COURT Of the CITY OF NEW
= YORK-WilaIn J. Beebe sna Charles Z. Boebe egt.
Marcus C. McLoughn aud Andrew NcShsne To the Defend
ant ANDREW 81 SHANE: You aye hsehy summoned TO
Lou cause why YOU should be bound by the alignment
tered herein the plaintiffs aud against the Defendants
~ the eleven hundred and thirty nine dollars aud any
~ cents the 18th March lest and ~ copy ~
your answer this AZ orr Office, No - Broad
WAY p the City York within twenty days afer the
e-ce on this summons on Won exclusive oI the day Of
service aid if you fail this within the t,ro
forniJ tn utif IN this econ will take judsni aaains
you for the m OF eleven hundred and hIty nine dollars sc
tiny four cent? with interest from the eighteenth day OF Ntreh
oue hofsaua eight Hundred and ty scvenDlted NcwYork,
April q, 1851. FIELD sLC1IEh'
Ci,v .rd Comfy II New York-DUDLEY FIELD JAMES
: SI YTER D. IN -.,rrsiy orn that they the plain
s Attorn.v. Al the subscriber. Of tho foregoing
Ron. rh,t t Indignant mentioned therein hl, not been
stisied io The k11ldg. information belief oil opponent.
ar either of u ALL tb.t III" amount nov due thereon =
/. l. 1889 81 v tn ltrrr.t from March 10. ~.
F'' ~ DUDLEY FIELD.
JAMES = sill YTER.
svorn April - 1851, 3, lore
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professional Notice..

NEW PATENT SPECIACLEs hr PREsERy-
~ ING YIsIOSssitns for Life ssa seeens 70 shsnse-
t-aN 20 EevYors Eye Hospta Lset1'sr on Ses' H. 70
Psl.row New-Ysb Dr.. pHAHKS f1;ends vs.'tEs PF9
renaly tls pr.. pa sires Of ibs Esste1- e,stst
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Ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
If the County h.rYors rotee ia hereby gwen % al
person, havns claims against JAMES hcSAUGhTON, late
Of The City Of SeYok deceased present The sse with
voucher. th..eof the .abcrihr AZ ks oc- No Front,
r,,. in se~York before the eighteenth
dsy Of NAV next New oTk The tesnh day Of Ne
,srier 1916. JAtEs Z. WALLACE, executor
rIJlsw6p.A