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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-26
EsOBESsCY'S
M.i.NTPUL.TTD.
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HNElIS UNEQUALED FERTILIZER,
u composed Oi One-hui best PERUVIAN
GUANO, one half fine GROUND BONE
ami the best PHOSPHATE GUANO. Is N
condition Tor Immedi'tc use, being prepared
by new and Improved machinery. hy
winch means the most perfect comblna,i, n
IS effected, reducing all to a uniform fine.
powder; and Tor application by d,R or other
wise, II IS IN the most perfect order. And
have no hesitation III saying. that for all
crops il is equal to any fertilizer eyer ofFrrcu
TO the farming community. The g,tdity ,rU
be kept perfectly uniform in all eases, ard
WARRANTED Ia contain per cent. Of
AMMONIA aud IS 10 III per cent. OF BONE
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. 1t Is put up N
good bags, weighing about $50 lbs. eaca
Purchasers will please notice. that the nam-,
+. ROBINSON. is branded On each bag
noHe other is genuine.
Nv long experience in tie trade, and the
general satisfaction heretofore given by al
Guanoes sold by me. Will, hope. be
guarantee that the article now offered will bc
- represented. ! viii also keep constantly
on hand the best PERUVIAN. MEXICAN
aud other Guannes, which | will sell as low
as any house in the CITY
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Nos. A 81 d lHOIIiM<WOrtts street,
Near Pratt street Wharf.
BALTIMORE.
Jan. 9th, l959-Im.
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FOR
THE POTOMAC RIVER


NHE STEAMER ST. NICHOLiS.
SAMUEL Guy. -H%r
CapsHiH. viii commence
her ir'ps on the Potomac g
River. VIZ: z<Es<zAk
Leave Baltimore. South street Wharf. on
Monday. lilh instant, at Is o'clock, u. m.
for Fard's Wharf. Eiomr's Wharf. Piney
Point. Lconard Town, Stone'- Wharf Lar
casters Wharf. Piowden's Wharf. Ponies
Greek and Chapel Punt. the Porr Tobacco
landing. Returning, leave Caapel Point at
O'Clock on Wednesday mornings, touching
at the landings a. above. aud arrive in Bal
'imore early m Thursday morning.
Leave Bsltimorr again on FRIDAYS (com
mencin2 18th instantly at d O'Clock. n. m j.
for Ford's Wharf. Brclne'S Wharf. Combs
Wharf, Milbnrn's Wharf, Piney Point.
Leonard Town and Sion, : Wharl-retu.n-
ing, leave Stones Wharf at IL O'Clock On
Saturdays. touching AZ P iney Point, Mil
burns, Combs. BrIme's and ForL's
Wharfs. aud arrive IN Baltimore early on
Sunday morning.
The Steamer st. Nicholas has undergone
thorough repair. and has been completely
rchited with good Sialr-Ro0m accommoda
tons. making her. IN every respect. second
TO no beat vi her class.
Information. Tor freight or passage, apply
al her Office, Iu5 South street. or on board
the boat All freight must be pre-
paid and received al the Boat on Mondays
and Fridays. up 10 5o'clock, p. IN. Freight
must be plainly marked and consigned.
Grain recelpied Tor by the ba.a
o. In addition 10 The routes mentioned
above. the 81. Nicholas on her second week
" Trip will proceed as far up rs Plowden's
and l.ancaSIrr'S Wharfs. commencing on
Saturday. the 9th OF April, aad continuing
until further notice.
March l0th, lS59--3m.
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LUMBER FOR BUILDERS.
BURNS 4 .SLO.fN

"AVE on hand an immense assortrnentdf
IL BUILDING LUMBER; also. SHIN:
Giles. Ll1HES. STILLS for frame.
houses and harms. As we buy our Lumber
at the very lowest cash prices. we can and
Will sell 1t at the very lowest market rates.
Bsa. Apply at our Yards 1872 Light street
Wharf and Cor. of Euiaw and German SIS.
Feb. 2iIh, lS59-ly.
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Terms, per session payable
En advance:

kNt UUFVEEVVs
For all the branches "f a thorough
English education. including
Boari. Tuition Washing Fuc
Lights and Beding, $500
Stationery, go
Tuition for cay pupils, including
fuel, 2IO0
SEPARATE BRANCHES:
French, 400
Mn>ic, with the use of Instrument, $500
Drawing AID Painting, exclusive
II materials COO
Painting in Oil Colyrs, exclusive
VI materials, 10 90
c. BILLINGSLEY.
President.
Sept. 23ri, 1s5S-3t.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons wishing to communicate
IN with me by letter. will direct their cor
Trspondencc by malto Port Tobacco. Charles
county, Md, or hy steamer 81. Nicholas, TO
Chapel Psint, Charles county. Md
WIN. L. CAMPBELL.
Eph Ard IS5g-u
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

MRS. G. I. SPALnING vould respectfully
WI announce - the Ladies of SAINT Mari :
and adjacent counties, that She has rem",rd to-
the CITY Of BaItimo,e, md having taken Dwell
ing No co, East Baltimore street, corner
Of Exeter, formerly "ccupIe.: ny Dr. CiendIucu.
where sine is prepared to fill all orders in her
line, such as
BON.NETS and FI~1TS,
of every style and description; ALEC
RIBBONS, FLOUERS. DRESS cars.
Held DRESSES. BERTiLlS, Bridal
U'RE.iTHS, E.IILS, &c, &c,
with PromPtness and dispatch.
II will lie her object to keen general and
well sele,Ied assortment Of tn, richest, aud most
FASHIONABLE GOODS, ~ kcr hr~. suited
TO all tasteS and seasons aud al reasonable price,
for cash. Every department of the business
will be under heTuHmrd.l;e -, t. aud l>pe" non.
She would here tender her Hateful tnanl5, ."
her very numerous friends IN &. MARY .pu!,-
~ for the lIberrll patronage extended to her
whilst IN business IN Leonard Foam and would
respectfully snIIrIt continuance OF the same.
in the City, whIrh she hopes 20 merit aud re-
ceive, by strict attention 10 business and uui.r-
ing efforts TO please.
All orders from the Country vii receive
PROMPT ATTENTION, u ID goods deliver
ed t" any point designated, ihs expenses to be
charged m the bill.
April 4th, lSj9-Iy. 4
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FOR STATES ATTOR.>ET.

respectfully offer myself TO the voters Of
Saint Mary's county, as a Caniidat" for
States Attorney at the ensuing Fall election.
and solicit ih" support OF my friends aud tel
low cIIiZens.
JAS. s.. DOWNS,
Feb. Oath 1859.
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n. u
Leonard Town, Nd. March Bird, 1851

The following snsiysis recommends this lime
as possessing properties (far superior To any
other) necessary 10 be applied To the lands this
section, winch are kIse wa 10 he def..ent IN both
lime and nIagEesia
Laboratory Of State Chemist. J
No. - Exchange Buildings,
Baltimore, nd, June Goth, I557
Report Of analysis Of ) samples of Schuylkil.
Limestone, marked respectively y" (whI,eI -,
No (blue), No , (UhIte), No = (bIne), No
3 U"pl, for John Kennedy, ESQ, Of Port
Kennedy. Montgomery Co., Prnn> ylvana.
The above SAMPLES nf'.S,huy!ki Limestone"
were found. aPon analysis, to be composed as
follows
No (w) ID ? wi 2 (b) ? o.
CaI hon. OF Lime, Ct ., CA, 6u-5, Sol, -
Carh"n. Of Mag, - }, - |, . 3, 42.i, iG.G
Sand, Clay & Iron, %, II, IL, ID, %
100.
The above SchuylkIll Limcst"nes are MaSne-
sian Limes:nhea, 81 pretty n,T'r!y equal c"n!po-
s!tinn. They are most especially adapted Ia Il e
application an soils which are deficient ia both
Lime and Magnesia.
JAMES HIGGINS.
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QUICK, QUICK LIME!!
KENNEOY'S
SCHUYLKILL LINE.

go well known la P-umyivaIia, Delaware
- New jersey and the Northern and EslsteTlI
portion of this State. as being superior TO any
other fnr Agricultural Improvement. is fig the
irst time placed within the reach If the farm
ers aud planters II 81. Nary AID sdjuining
counties, tnrvugl. tie agency of tie uudersign-
el who's prepared 20 sell ~ accommodating
terms any quantity of Q"ick Lime. deliverable
as per agreement IN the shores of any OF the
rivers or bays IL. said cuuuties. Orders solicit
-d.
JNO. A. CAVALIER.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to me are inform
IN ed for the last time TO come forward and
settle their Indebtedness without further de
Law. However disrgreeable it may be- TO
Others and TO myself, necessity will compel
me TO place the accounts Of all persons owing
me (who do not promptly respond to this
no,ice) in the hands OF COnsiables for collec
ton.
J. W. J. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
Jan. 18th, ls59-n.
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For sale by Druggists generally
10 be Had OF MeSSTs. Bean a
zones, $50 DHgan'S Wharf.
Bs2. For sale by THOMAS II. FOWLER
Chapticn, NG.
Sept. 23rd, 1S5S--tfr.
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F o r S a l. E.

WOOD AND TIMBER on about 1900
w acres Of land in 81. Mary's county.
Terms very favorable. Apply to
VERNON DORSEY,
Leonard Town, Nd.
Feb. 2ith, 1851.
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NEW LUMBER YARD,
Corner Of Fast Fills AMI E'stern ArenUe,
BALTIMORE, ND.

BALTIMORE, ND.
= WILLIS Qate OF the firm OF s. Willis
De s Co. has commenced the LUMBER
BUSINESS on his own account. aud il pre-
pared 10 furnish LJ.NBE,R az all rarieties for
building ana other purposes He will fur
nish also
FRAMES. SASH,
Doors, BRICKS. LINE OR HAIR, de-
With many thanks TO his former custom
ars in 81. Mary's and IL" adj Dining counties.
ne hopes To retain their cot hdence and re.
,eve their patronage. and pledges himself to
use every effort TO please, and will sell cheap
Tor cash or approved paper.
Dec 9th, lS5S-ly.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN B. BOHES. thankful for the liO
eral support he received al the late election
again presents himself TO the voters of Leon
ard Town District as a candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully solicrts the sup
port Of his friends and fellow-cIIrzens of the
district.
Nov.26. 1857
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BOARDING HOUSE.
CIGAR MANUFA TORY.

HNfIE subscribers are extensively Engaged
an manufacturing CIGARS III Leonard
Town. 81 NarS', .GnIy, with a view To
furnishing mercLantr huIcI keepers and 9th
rs N Tins section OF the State with their cup
plies. A. prce tar below that paid by them
In the ciiics tor similar article ant upon sat
r':artoEy terms. OrUrTs solIrIied, and will
he a,renncd la with pruptnrss. Relying upon
our country friends 70 aid Us IN our new en-
ierprise-we ask q trial.
HARRIS 6 CAVALIER.
Leonard Town, April u, lS5i-n.
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Dl1T lFltllu.
CATHARINE HERBERT

I sincerely Lclicvc that your mc,licinc-thc
Great Virginia Rc,ncdy-is very certain cure
l,r Dyspepsia, my hiccc, as above named. use,l
your medicine, with astonishing effect
i;'Spectlu!iy,
SARAH y. SWORD,
$50 Ann street.
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A CURE AT HOME.
ONE of MANY IN ST. MARY'S, Nd.

Baltimore. Nd, Dec. 10th. 1857.
{ T. James l.. Hamilton: Sir: add my
AVE testimony, and with pleasure say. that
your very pleasant aud truly valuable nc,li-
GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
has done moe for me in restoring my wasted
health than Il, other remedies previously used.
! left my own native county, st Mary's. Md.
some three months since. with but little hope OF
ever Iring as healthy as | bow am Ny own
case WAS dyspepsia Of an aggravated character,
such as headache, sick-st"niach, vertigo. with
great nervous debility and depression Of spirits,
tigh;ncSS Of the chest. &c, from which | lave
been relieved by ynur medicine. and believe it
will cure any case ofDyspepsia.
Your friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
THE NEVL Y-INPORTED AFRICANS.
Correspondence Of The Galveston News

Correspondenee Of The Galveston News
ARTEsIlS SPRING, Miss, June 8, 1853.
Not knowing bow you are upor the Slavery qoes-
ton pro or con- but believing your columns are open
10 thu would say that have this morning returned
from q visit to Hr. Smiths plantation near Canton,
ssi.spoi lie has sixteen Of the real bona fte Az
rlcans-sn young and likely. They hook Ike our ne
groes-work well-plsnt corn-hoe cotton, &C. Two
II them can DO a. much work Us an American negro;
and Penney ole more intelligent than the rest, can
DO as much now a. al ordinary field hand They are
learning to speak our Lar euags. Pomp-y converses
very we'll They not Wild, but, on the contrary,
very docile and good servants
They have been in Americs four FIVE
months. They have the brands and marks Of the
tribe from which they came. Their front teeth are
died. and when they laugh, present novel appear
snee. They have model feet. The prettiest shaped
foo, have ever seen il that Of boy some Is or 10
wears old He is perfectly black, and bigger ~ the
bach. bone but with beautiful feet and hsods. They
are coLtented, and when one Is whipped the others
laugh.
subject Of rdcue by the others. They say bis mother
,poI.d IL by batting him on tbs be al when 9 baby.
Tley have Z perfect horror of going back where
,h,y came frouo-to Atries. On being questioned IS
to where they from, &C, they Say from Afksnsss
Others from Georges, DC. -
Mr. smith has been Oferd $4,000 for the lot, ana
refused. he expects, next year, to make as much
win thee sixteen wild Africans any other
nlsn,er in the county with sixteen tame ones. l
sv hi. for the benefit Of those on Old Caney and
her porious O your State who are paying y 30 tor
p-yr,-e from Virginia, when these can be bought for
$50 and les.
Not only then, are we more probably paid By the
labor of the African than the Virginia slave, bat when
., buy al African We propegatIng aad extending
an institution which lie the basis of southern pros
ner,y Narrow the base, ADD the buitlng falls with
The fret blast broaden H. and Il teies the tempest.
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Netp9lork Daily Tribn,te
NEW PUBLICATIONS

LOVE. t"pApouR") From the French ofM. J. MIeHELsr.
Translated from the Fourth Pans Edition, by "'fALHIh
H ID. limo PIP 5o. Radd Carleton
The eminent French historian brings to the discus
sion. of the delicate themes TO which this volume
is devoted the same earpestness of purpose, ginaty
of expression and variety of Illustration, that mark
the productions of lis pen in the department Of
letters in which his name has won wide and honor
abe distinction. With a deep conviction of the
sscredness of the marriage state and clear peTcep-
ton of the evils to which it has been exposed both by
ignorance and frvolty he brings the light Of modern
science. as well as the suggestions Of duty and
romance TO enforcing the tenderness, sympahy, ana
,boush,ful consideration for woman, which is the
essential condition of copjuga happiness" Inc hgh
aims Of the author in the composition Of his work
canno, be mistaken; while, at the same time IL Is
evident that il was written under the influence OF
social and domestic order which il in many respects
pecuiar TO his own country. Hence, portion OF his
discussions will be deemed superhuous If not repul-
siye. 10 a large class of the readers to whom his
volume is addressed by the translator, and nay pre-
ven, It's attaining the place English literature which
would be claimed for by the intention and ability OF
the author. The origin Of the work is well expIAsed
in his own words.
On three cccasions in twenty-five years the idea OF
this book Of the profound social need 10 which u
should pond presented ltsen 10 ue IN al us gravy
The fins; time, in 1886 before raging literary Hood
Lad swept over W, desired 10 write this history.
WAS then in the flower of mddlesge. But the neces-
ssry tIeaiises not yet published. wrote a fe~
yerturesone pages nlidde-sged women, and there
fortunately stopped.
In 1874 The confidence Of youth, and dare say the
svnpatby of every one surrounded me- in my pro-
f.ssof's chair Of History aud Moral Philosophy
then Jaw and knew many things. became AcQaa amt
"a with the public morals l felt the necessity OF
serious book ON Love.
In 1879 when social tragedies broke the hearts Of
men and women till the very air was chilled with nor
yor il seemed as though the blood HAD AL abandoned
our veins. In presence Of this phenomenon, whicn
;muipeutly threatened extinction Of every kisi OF
life appcaed Ia whats little of animal wsrnth SUI
renamed 10 us: invoked. TO the suocor Of law me
rer ation of morals, purifying ei love ana o Tue
family. ..,
H,: idea Of woman's mission msy be gathered
from the following passage;
II Is the paradise Of marriage that the mae 81 a.
work for the woman; ,ha, be alone sha! supP1' .ei
take pleasure in enduring fatigue for ner saA o.,
spare her the hardshps of labor and rude o'n'S'
the world. -, .rrsrny
lie returns home in the evening, harsssed snnerins
from toll mental or bodily from the "eahnesS n "a
worldly things from the bsssness VI men' oa' - ~
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Flrpxsyr EusrxxtExrST ~ NYAcx.-Tbe vnaGs
of ysck hes been thrown into state OF eac"emeu
dlng the pat week occ asoned by the discovery thai
giant fraud had been crnmlttsd within US noi<-
The facts OF the esse. az near a. sc can raIn,
these: For some time past, 81 the mort extensive
shoe manufacturing companies Ia the village hes oecn
under the impression thai their business brought Ae0
lule or no prff for although mskipg and selhog An
enormous quantity Of shoes, they could hardly reaAze
the cost Of them. Some hule circumstance which
came under their ohssry son can-sd them 70 suspect
that al was not right their establishments and lacy
therefore took steps toward f,homng the my stery.
LAST week the discovery Vas made then young man
in their employ who generally supsrintendsd the
hacking Of shoes for the market had been m the habit
Of sepdrg Of on liz owp account large quantity Ut
shoes Ia New-YoTk, where by selling them a. . lower
ii pure thar the firm, they ven on rapidly.
This operation has been go.ng en- u some mectns,
until between a. coo ard $1,000 worth OF sn"es eaA
been disposed of IN this A Son az ths ms
covery was maize q warrant Issued for the arrest
OF the sffelder. who taken 10 the ely OF New
York, before Justice Welsh where he pleaced guilty,
and sde clean statement If all bis operations N
that line of business, and gave up his bank BOOK,
which showed a sum de Hiled nearly OF quite SUM-
csbt 10 the loss sustsred by tue owners Of the
shoes lie also confessed having carried on the same
fraudulent business to large extent while 10 the en-
ploy Of another manufacturing firm in Nysek, whom
he leit about one year ago. lie was he'd 10 oAal or
bis appearance n Court. -
This thing has akea everybody by surprise, a. this
yourg man. whose honesty and integrity have never
before be- questioned has long shared the confidence
Of the business men of Nyack. We have Suppressed
the usmes of all parties until farther evdenee SHAH
appear TO substantiate the facts IN the case
lYyaek City and CousiIy.
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THE CosEI OF lsJe.-Thls new cocoet discovered
by N. T,mpel q. Venice about the beginning u Apn
lsst, hes been observed al Rome by fsthef secch,
and al Paris by NJ. Y. Voc Nllse-au. IL has been
rapidly approaching the sun, and bat few day, ago
Wa only shout soc 90 Of leagues fr'an H. STAGE tue
18th u however il has begun 10 recede a. tue rate
al GO 600 ii eae In "a hours II leagues per
second being velocity at eset 30 tines greater than
that Of 4 csrnon-ba. Ths velocity IT. indeed, gradu-
ally declining; peverthsie-, enough OF y remains 10
cary the comet 10 distance Of 36,OOVO Of leagues
Fl, 70 the eur AZ 20 the distances a the comet from
the earth nearest approach which occurred on the
2ith Of April! wss to within 70, 90 coo OF less ues AZ
preseut IL distance about i2 600 80 aud by the Srh
Of the present month il viii be 4sVn,"p VI leagues
distant from our globe.
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r,xv IaBoR Z, ST G.,EyrEyE Ao.-The Eewiy-

FRrE LABOR ~ 81. GLsEvIEyE, Ao.-fhe rewy-
elected Mayor, j. F. -. james, Of -. G-neyleve, Mo-,
use, Tie following language in his inaugural sidreSS
AT q tine TASR erery'h,ag tattcaies an cary
cyarre N tie institutions Of the Stair cosSeyneR on
ne dire q ne fatal S0viAerH prejudice rflce Adre
grafton from Tie prosperous States Of The Motif
both the duty and interest Of the citizens OF those
towns lying on the great highway over which they
10 rrson and property but Of sympathy II Their
prrcples. IL affords me pleasure 20 state on the 1
II our citizens that no such prejudice against free
.be labor which charecteriZe some Of oar Missouri
riyer towns is tolerated herethat men CT al eilns.
ard principles will End q hearty welcome Al our
hands
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ANOTHER FAMILY Dis6RACED.-A merchant DONG
business in village not far from Fort Des Menes,
Iowa is in this city, Al least vas on Saturday trying
by the aid Of Of cur moet efficient tndspendent
Detectives ferret out hs runaway wife and her para
mour whom he believes to be s-cretiDg themselves IN
this city, II appears that the female m question WAS
a remarkably handsome and dashins young lady, who
belongs to a wealthy family 10 Boston. She was
married 10 the farmer against her WILL and quite IN
hurry ~ her eouduct caused her friends 10 suspect
that she was too familiar with unprncped sporting
nan, well known the keeper Of taro bank and the
owner Of trotune hurse-a marriage with whom they
wished Ia avert at any price. the Western man had
an old time acquaintance with her folks and was glad
to secure 80 young, beautiful aod wealthy wife.
They bad scarcely settled IA their Iowa home, than
the sporting 10 witt the newly married pair.
To this her husband did object, being Of trusting,
uuieauus and generous disposition, and although no
was warned by her friends that her old flame was on
her heels they not dreaming that he was regular
yisi,or 10 the daughters house, he relied Rpon her
prtestaiions of 1--we and devotion, and allowed the
pair Ia nugle freely. About week sln g the sport
and the wife eope taking with her $212 In cash. some
valuable papers and her marriage certificate. The
usband although an outraged man, IL very cool IN
his manner, and has carefully tracked the guilty pair
through their devious path, bat seems Ia have lost
trace of them here. Our informant the detective
officer referred TO- is Of the opinion that the couple
have proceeded to Indiana with the view Of getting
divorce This he inf, n from her having her marriage
certificate in her possession. What proceedings the
husband, in the event OF finding then, may take, our
informant is not aware. tCmcase tribune.
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CUPRf NE COURT-In the matter of the np-
~ Of Nj, Commonay aft the
City NewYmt by the Board of Commissioners Q, TIE Ecu
the acquisition of lands Tor puohc para OF
nlse he, nh and lOtb the m md 9th In The
civ Of New York-Tbe Mayor, Alder and Commona;J OF
m. CIV by the Board Of Commissioners o. the
Psk pursuant to tie statute entitled An ACT 10 sI|
the Nap Of the City Of NesYoik BY laying out thereon pope
Place and the of the same passed Apr
le-tce fhs being present-heeoy give n9uoe 70 te own
,r ss- parties and respectively entitled INTO OF inter
ested the lands tenemeDs heredltaments and Pfons
mentioned described, that they VIII sppy
70 The Supreme the State Of New York az special term
Of sso Court be held the City Hal OF the Sy Of view
York Oh "Wednesday the 9Th day July lS9 at the opening OF
that day, soop thereafter as C"ai eau
beard The appointment of three Commissioners OF App
i'm the euted estimate IN favor oil The several
owners essees p. and persons aforesaid Just ana eqma
bic compei taxing al those lands teneueu ner-dA
nents and premises lie between the souhery nue. OF ne OIL
N6h snd liObtre- and 5h and sh avenues III said ct
and which the Board Commissioners OF the Central f
deem BE- acquired for the purpose exteod'ns SAD
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