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LAW LNIELLIGEIVUE.
SUPREME COURT-CsAssgss-Ju 10.
psfyrr Iu..lce CLEksF

COSTS OF TIE TwELFTH EEGisENT CASE.
This morning Mr.. Henry L. Cummings, on behalf Of
Brsade Gn-A Ews1 sPPsd 70 ihe Justice % iAE os costs IA
M Cbsre- T. Miller for the r-a,or Leutenan. Coionsl
Weeks ooIt.Edsd TIA, ths r-sponden entitled % only 10
cost, Of motion.
On The other nand sEed that the respondents
ti,l.d under Cd f.. ball. and Inc Justice h-d o.
loving The Of % 49,
Before Justice ROOSEVELT.
Ensline O. Cl-nlrnis at. Abraham b. Cieulenta
This i a sui, for divorce a NINA FL th0ro on the
ground -,r-snen, Th- plaintiff who sbou. ~ yesrs "
uttered maDooial siares With me de-ndsn.
su, ago. Heucs the rea.r vii ssh-r ina, IN ,h'
,hs boEeyuoon IL short duration. The defendant
physician fry years II and IN TIA; esp1iy bad sno~n
ttr plaintiff fesn y-sn previous 70 iheF ntrAzs Mrs
Cest ass .~paon from Der husband on the ground that
be igs-c sk.-fgy treated or and that unsafe or
hsr 70 live ~h hin. Sc so .ss Tor sny pending ia@ ht
s4fion
Ds'etdan counsel oppo-ed he svpes:on s,ans that AIS
c-E, well advanced In yrsrs ID, pAut4H was ms
in phyea s,r~Dsth and 4tsr = aeas nun VITA Der
tongue night sh- would s sbse al noon tss ne y day ~
Eaib.r ssBg,h with which % eer s,.es. SOC n1d
ihfsssusd make him svsOv rror lad o~ar,n him WIN
her and expected MN 70 oppoI her ffownSp ds1gh-
thsuth child BY former marriage paid bard GA
par the plairs alleged thz, The Defendant ct
poor table tina; Il b-rxared dr.crptlon AZ
The sfy has et her husband
eours. for ssd De- bOpd would rot
be intended 70 sPpy Tor divorce Oh M
par d Ms cE-nt
The Justice reserved bis aecssson-
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THE TRIBUNE IN WISCONSIN
Iy,,r,c, frou one OF oar Bu..nr.s Letters. }


BERLIN, Wisconsin, May %, 1872.
Inclosed please find SIS, for which please send 81
copies OF TsE WEEKLI TRIBUNE, and Two copies oi
TAG SENI-W gEkLN.
We live in little city of about i000 inhabitants,
and believe We take leo copies OF your Edis-
r,.n,aBIe TRIBUNE But for fear that there might be
found somewhere in the State town Of the size
where Tux TRIBUNE has greater circulation, |
started out yesterday with the determination OF
adding 100 to the list. The club send is the result
If one DAYS canvassinc | am sansuine that shall
complete the 100 within week
If one energetic man in each town wonid devote
dsv 10 csnvassins am satisfied that your circulation
,ould reach half million in ess than month
The TRIIuSr is as Necessary 10 Us Is cur daliy
bread. Sometimes we think We ar too poor 10 tske
it, but We very speedily find out that our mental appe
ti,e Graves it. and we send along 81 D. l. H.
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SURROGATE's coUgr.-Jv>r 10.
Rtfcrr EDWARD 4. MYsr. Sarrog.,e.

THf CLkt WILL CAss.
The only proceedings in this case to-day WAS tho
corc.icn oi Mrs Dcsus exAsioa IN which she tes
frd been sSout hr~~ ~eeks sfe Mr.. Cc4s
Death she tbose pss TAyis hss tAst sAe fanl
c squssh ard pin cushion IN the Csrp hAs which pro-
rr,e IN Cour, ,es,rtdsS that b-aaE % NJ, C~ which
he , .stion she hsd hat ale h,a tas-a aud n ssetb~e
o., n Place thar she Destroyed al OF ae' kt'- fa al
Re arr, that Mrs Lk~oa bUught 10 Der boas
cent one hch was m hroush mistake tia, she preserved Mr.
C. letters more from curiosity thar anything else TIA, sas
,Nsur,d al that she Kept twp s,n< cards NJ
Rrue sd c 81 Tie euycopss they lss they Naad enc
receipt Il ceu IN regard q sale o. n~eIS OF s'ne
pesr. the letter of that preserves Wa ses
thought fam Palermo l'y that there too deeds 70 f-
ton 20 Hyde Psrs prpf'y and Of ths Ne" Vrlns
while M Ceus pspers In her bureau e1eet eS
moth. husband bad the 10y tha, he In the haei os'S
tcA.r mother fer safe kr. Pima.
On The drt resumed testified ,hs, abe not sare tss
rcc.rt urgoes susd ~ Mr. Cruz thai paper ~s de-
sru,ei by them until carefully eAAnaned-nech more -
han lt~f theN saNvt.
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ing in state Of extreme filth. They principally
occupied in caring offal evil dt stale food and
bones ost of il being in state Of purefactop, aud
poisoning the atmosphere Of the nes hborhood. The
animals engaged for the transportation Of the ma
teras mentioned were principally dogs, Of the largest
and most ferocious kind, which, when released from
their harness. made il dangerous TO walk 10 the vicin
ity. great number of the residents were designated
a. fqus,eIs, living in low wooden shaniles or pens
Of the hlihiest description.
The Board adjourned 10 Monday.
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FArAL ACCIDENT N STOST QrtRRi.-l esterday
month"; Andrew eyrr German with 0h-r abor-rs va, a.
vort vius fou quarry Bulls Ferry n j. ~nra
rock weighing several under winch hryer "as ep
gave vay us crushed lis -Es and hish, IN mo- tear
I'll He taken Up iusensioe By h'' itnos ~
bruushi this city, view Of tsSius u - the
bu b. died before reaching there Coroner Gamble ned 81 "a
cus., the body appeared that ceerased nad De
TONED BY his q thu danger be n bat ne
not the warning remained hs work W the immense -
-H upou him. The Jury rendered verdict ot AecidenA
d lth.r Decess5 absst - y,ars Of az.
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VIOLATION or CRY TNtscE.-lesterdsy ~
Occr Lee % the Firth Precinct arrested uian os a
Gnrusn the act - e T r sWuink ic urta st
Fifth. 4 D. The Frclt order issued q thr zone a. Ae
Instance of the Cc-plfiou Counsel has hea in measure -
vused sppcAcn q nuo-r 81 ekeep~rs TOT
% orriLance b heard and crtermtned
The Modification sskri for rea only tose oesiTaHas
hh ,reasy exist. and rot ,hose which may b. hereafter p.
Up Gorsn claimed that Re hsd rzht % erect a.. awning
posts he supposed The opes;on Of The se ordinance % oe
..
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disastrous copascraiion occurred ST Eaton, lo.l,
Sunday morning. Thirteen of the principal business
houses in the city were laid waste, and large qaan
of merchandise destroyed. The total loss Is
at $40 600 to $50 oo with assurances upon inc eH
amour. Of only $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

ef vrrtsts cL.snrrss Of d and saNs o,her rates
a. pn % toe .ari-.ry ositicn OF rE- cities THIS 20 Be
sone ty mar. Of D. bicsars gsuioasy d-bg containing
TIE i-iorrnatoa snd drot,ons r~sd eountee Of nSe
srru e 70 psrr plan Of organization aaa The uas
scJoGrrt1 gnin Fricsy nth trs,.
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DEATH FROM UFFOcArION.-Cororer q heeie held
an inquest Friday NJ 32 West Thirtieia street upon
4 bdv Of Johr Farrell, child years OLD who died from sui
fon The child appears r BY - mother alone IN q
r.. sDd while there BY means known the pacr
fr AID the roon eensely filled with smoke When
tie FIRE the child dead TIE Jury rendered
a verdict Of Death from sufocs'ion'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

ALLEGED Communicative Murphy WAS
E.u custody YESTERDAY tho charge q ot-rtnE couu
erfei IS bill, on The Feope Bank Of De-ey, ~ al ne AZ
Garden Bo~ery The counterfeit is a. alteration ou tae
Walhk Bank bills by erasuE the and o'1ty ali IN
s--u ra-e above zvsn prisoner bad about 80
In sooc money in his Justice Osborne committed am
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

SrIcInr.-An Incorporate womsn named L,uss
Wolf. residing in Foty-seventb street, between r'r''
ard Second avenues, while laborne under the effects
of Der accustomed stimulAr.. committed SUICIDE yes
terday morning by taking arsenic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

AccInENT.-A man named Patrick Car was acct
dsry run Hudson River Railroad cars a.
y frs. street Thursday night and Of his feet ard legs
terribly rr shed He sent 20 the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

SUPERISTESDEST PELsBURr AID HIS AlD''-ine
rev General Superintendent of Police was iorinsu!
introduced to the Captains Of Precincts ST heaaqnaf
ters Friday morning when an interchange OF views
took place
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Advertisement
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Why feel your way into business in doubt and
uncertainty when PHRESoLoGtc, by FOWLER
Wrls No Ss B.d~sy will point out talents, defects, and
the pursuit. IN which you viii best succeed
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Cor>rEKyy11s.-Seyrrh counterfeit three-iolai
biz, q The People Bs.h y Derbyne Neruont w.r eStsn
sivey cf-r-ls.e8 IN re sixteenth wsrd ID, on Ihua,
nigh. The parties cEcu s;rE them escap-d
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COOP BYE To LITTLE CORDELiA.-Shepiays IN
p, Hto, AND FAMINE this AFTERNOON and EVENNs a. BAR
NUNs MUSEUM her m0hrr Benefit and then good bye 20
the Howard Family. They West. To-day ought 90 exhibit
rnou.trous crowd AZ the Museum.
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DECISIONS.
Leah Lyou AT. H-srJ Lyus.
Decree Of Divorce, with cos:s, with custody o. eea-
dTtn 70 TIE mother.
Before JIsios SUTHERLAND !.
Maria Linden agt James Iinien.-Ao'on grsnt>i.
without
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Acknowledgement
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

PHOroGRAPHS,
AsBRorYPEs AND DsGuEsRtorYPrs.
Nos $50 and 6t5 Broadway Newfork. and No. SS2 rena'
sylyanis- ay Washington, d. c. -
Pictures Of al description. copied in every style Of the Ar
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Advertisement
I'LL. In AL EIE DRDEESSInN

7
VIII find the Bronchitis yields soothing influence Of MSs
a. ~ G.RpNER's INDIAN BALSsa or LiykRwosr AND HOAX
HovAD. /; nay be found at The Druggists generally
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the fact that for good quarter handed up cog"
one had teen hasded back. Upen the gsn'ieman'
i,sst5c upon tne return Of the good piece, It came
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

THE RIVAL FERRY CoNPasIEs.-Ihs Brooklyn
Times makes IN earnest appeal in behalf OF the Long
Island Ferry Company. 1t says:
"They took part ia no mass meetings, made no Ban
con be speeches but wished that the incubus OF ferry
monopoly should not remain another ten years upon
Willamsburgh. They Incurred heavy liability 10
New.Yo,k eXpepded large sum for dock property,
ard went ~ the expense OF building four such ferry
boats A. never hitherto entered Wilamsburgh terry
ain The old Company IA attempting To reesta0llsh
IT, monopoly by causing them to lose money 50 as' as
to be compelled 70 give up their enterprises ard every
Wiamsburgher crossing their ferry does an injury Ia
hin self and his neighbors. The new Company are
willing to give good ferry ut fair price the old
Company want to establish monopoly at high price.
The support of the Long Island Company is the only
guaranty for good boats and reasonable prices; ana II
they do not get liberal and paying support, they
would be justified in leaving rs to the tender nerce
of the old Company by retiring from the heli or
even in combining with that Company TO establish a
worse monopoly than ever, and 10 charge the passeu-
gers four cents, the full price allowed by the lease
The course Of Law Il Go. in lowering the fare for
foot. messengers to half cent and the f.rrage for
vehicles fifty per has thus far only succeeded IN
driving away Nillsmsburghers from their ferry
They feel that this ruinous opposition must if sue
cess(ul result derimeutay Ia the interests of the
hugh and that Mr. Law and his associates
hope to drive Off the Peoples Company or So
wear them out, that they will be willing to
combine to put the fare up to three or even four
cents In this, however they will not succeed, a. the
corporators OF the Company too heavily in
tere.ted in approaching the real estate of tue place to
ever accede to SO suicidal course. We understand
that the fare 1ever will be advanced by them beyond
two cent. for footpassengers their aim being to give
the bee, facilities for crossing the river at fair living
price
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STR0P.-lhls lnlm-
artie nav by obtained the sole manufacturer j. >
sANpER No Aor House. and Of the various agents through
81.
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DEATH FROM A SIsGULAR CArsR.-A few days
since German who Is only known BY the Of 5,ephe
while engaged Hudson City 10 dressing COW which had died
from disease sccdentaDy cut bis with the knife which be
.as sing Hs shortly ssr became inh,nsd, aud grew
Eradusy worse finally died Thursday Al inquest Wa
held the Jury rendered verdict IN secordsnee with th
abuXe facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

RaUROAD ACCIDENTAL German, named Herman,
residing West Bloomfield IN attempting % get he tfan AZ
thu place yesterday morning after had started slipped and
fell u wheels II the pas-ed over his rfh nsd
srysrug Just below the wrf, He Was 2ken . Se~Hk r
,ursoa ssarce. Hsrmsn poor lsborinf man, ioHr win
Young cuicreu-hs vile having died sOou, fDHr weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

NIGHr CARS oS TIE CRY RAmRoADs.-The City
Railroad Company have at length signihed their
intention Of running the all night for the better
accommodation Of the public. A car ON each line il
to leave the Fulton Ferry every half hour, commend
inc at 80 a. M on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

Az ONyIHus TRIcX.-Amons the modern " lodges
none e1ces in GOODNESS that Of driver OF one OF our
city ompibuses yesterday. gentleman passed up
twenty.fve-cent piece. After short iniervA the
driver handed back the quarter. not being aoie 10
make the change. A glance at the piece revealed
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CITY ITEMS.

oopious and welcome shower passed over the city
yesterday afternoon, les,ipg the atmosphere deli
oiopsly cool and pure. The hygienie value Of such
lustraiion cannot be too highly estimated in this dirty
town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

SUPPOSED F.rAL ARRAY AT FORT HAsGLToS.-
On "Wednesday uish, ss fight occurred between Patrick Xii
b.y and James Quinsn. the vicinity Of For
Hsn1u hich resulted in inlrirs k0oy q such eharac
ter thar be possibly company Of six
ith ere tosshrr hy been drinking several places TEey
..r.rs,ed and James Ferry with Le sysnan-d or-naned
SOM words ep,usd AID Cnlsn struck kboy the fore
bad with hwy s,ruet supposed 20 b. piece Il iron
f,rtriur ssuh The brain. The IN urd
"a, ropyryed bis residence and attended 20 BY Dr. Malone
sd Palmer Who pfunotrd bis hopeess The wife Of
Kho, APPLIED O. Justice w Church Thursday morning f0
yarSut which promptly pared 10 The hands II Deputy
sf.us Hl- VITO pro- e1.d house u the sccls-d, ol
fund Ia lad EFT sOout haf hour previously. he mas not
", b.u arrested He IL descnbed short thick oct mao
bru b. lg-t eyes ford ou and bad several colta
ou n Nj face, result 4 his encounter with hboy The
Injured ul.l u dying state yesterday .-eElooa
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l. CocxRo,cH PoIsoN CosBusTIBLE The dwell
ing Of Mr. Horton Stevens in Thirty-seventA-si near
Eighth avenue was discovered on ire about clock
on Friday morning. II i supposed thai the IRE
originated from some insect poison which lad been
freely scattered through the house.
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SANITARY AssocIATIoS.-A meeting OF medlcel
x.utenrE residence u DE-. A N Bel No ~
JorseEn Thursday evening" VIE N w. y
1ra Assoeiatiop The Obct explained oy p n-
ts-uirA;s tie P-cps o~tef rso~-cse u .
cfh-h ~ esld-s or "a 2rrs-svs;ss he sers5 s-.7>
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Nor YEr IDESriFmD.-The man who was picked
m il Jay WedD--1sy niEnt
"a ci.6 a, III Fr Pr-nc- 10 HAus IA. n. ye; e-.r
ia.uahed III. sppzretly between ~ I'D - y,-f ga
grry hair ard wtisz-r sr1rf ne are Ma %
dark brou oy-rsoaf hak sk and paid sari1, Aaa
IT, csu- u death as. eo Is,ion u tn BRAN, cs1--c ~ a.
siorHIOa b. ott4e OF CoroneE hosa RAJ Q. ne ~
IA.
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LEaPEp OyERBo ,ED.-John j. Bury, sailor on
the ship Plutarch. who had probably been shipped
while drunk and robbed Of his advance by some land
shark eaped overheard On Thursday a. the vessel was
passing Staten Island FOR sea. Every effort Wa Hsle
70 save bin, but without avail. He was probably
dsiirion. Al the tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

A discourse on the Life, Character and Services
"to Mankind Of Alexander Won Humboldt" by the
Rev. L. G. Holland is announced for tomorrow at
Clinton Hall. The preacher has the advantage of
personal knowledge OF Humboldt, during recent
residence al Berlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

The DEASE.HMsEY AFFNR.-The police, as wen
a. the family of Mrs. Halsey are not at all saiishel
with the result of the wbtewashing inquest held
upon the body Of Mrs. Fanny Deane Ha-sey' ana II
is reported that the will be reopened. Appended
Is letter received by Deputy Carpenter on Tuesday
in relation to the affair:
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DANIEL /. CARPENTER, Deputy SEp't y Police.
DEAR SIR: Tie inclosed zip has been cut from

UEAN SIR IItIV't'I mp AIr Uott4 VT E9N--'
The " !. Dispatch Of Saturday last;
NysrEEioUs-A ressed German woman, ~oie CT
f Nv Yort % Brookyo Wednesday last, evidence
Of sns uuaer sTea; excitement Of minds much - ma
Gentleman On her landing Bro. syu induced . follow
hr o. the = Pacific street When rro7-cins - t d
r. .d Cd her hrurt would overheard bit Tor
e. s.srce H prevailed be- accompany tin back %
mi. rtv b.: while hs Withdrawn from her FOR
uo.ueit sh- di.sppearcc'
The unfortunate Delne-Halsey case now under con-
sheraton NAV be somewhat elucidsted by the above.
To NV mind there appears TO be remarkable degree
Of bearing. The day exactly Comedies and 20 per-
ION acquainted with Mn. Hasey. her general appear
apce bears a striking resemblance 10 the German
,yemar a. 10 face and complexion.
An ACQUAINTANCE OF THE DEASE FAMILY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

THE HowARD-CoURT AEFAIR.-The man John
B-sf.y reported bad b-n badly bat.n Sunday
rf having found inseusoe IN TIE entry sed1z .
b. srsrsnf No Franklin Place died Yesterday morning
Corunr horton summoned Jury and viewed ne body wasn
81 lo,rI rxaIunson ordered o. he nignt BIZ
.-d IL injuries b. IL WITH Arthur S"an-y and
Harvey Aulu ~o l-it him about 0ck porter nol.s
u. % Gold Sls-sl streets Bradley wen.
ID thy snath-r. lie sf-srwsrf y police
,a.-fE ard h h1E-. Ih- about b. Ddy
apu have By ALL AID By blows and
sry resulted fatally Tn. benz The ea-
Ssuey and Nln who had been arrested were released On
h-r 10 does M, that hey are n DE
,s.. p-,so in INJECTING tn Injuries Tasy al no quarrel
o. rurdeaadns with him ~ha,syer The M 80 VIII D.
held today
FArAL RESULT OF F.LL.-POheeman John o.
H-.fn Who lrrd By fall iao ara IN Unt Of tnr
Third Disic; lious- THlrsday tsc u n ee
yr,,rssy uofas yrrsc. 4 occidental death ".s rendered
~ the So-UEsEx Jury.
SUICIDE.-A farm servant, IN the employ OF Ny
Ar on Pa IN thu t@n q Ne~ Lots Committed slcd "a
Th.5sy D. hanging rns-i n ,b- bay sDft u @
Nsru he discovered y 80 % NJ ~ ao'i, "a Il
hor s-r~ars t1t Efs t2rn extinct No o,hsr eti-- 10
,.srst fl than LIZ, e,c-a-d Lad h-H .os' Oh
tsny drult 81 weeks s2ck and was oof-g Under an
t-scl # dsiriun1 he sinEe man, q t-n1l
br-b b. lad lived IL t5e neizabrd i en years lie -a'
v-sIsoi A inc he'd and Y-r1lrt - -ssl
uce VIII - facts s.a1-rcd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

TIE RIVAL FERRY CoNPsSHs.-Ihe Brooklyn
Times makes an earnest appeal in behalf OF the Long
Island Ferry Company. IL says:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-10
CAMPBELL. ROBERT CAMPBELL
j. s. Il. CAMPBELL,
Successors to r. 4 A. CAMpnELL.)

Successors to r. 4 A. CAMpnELL)
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in w
1FlFlNE WATCHES. JEW ELRY SIL-AE
YER ard PLATED WARE &c.
221 Baltimore Street, s. T.. COZ. Charles,
have just received and Offer for sale on the most
liberal terms. Gold and Silver Watches from the
most celebrated Liverpool. London. Swiss and
American Factories, which for style. finish. dura-
bility and price, cannot be surpassed by any house
in the country. Also. FINE JEWELRY ofevery
description. embracing The newest designs Silver
and Platedware all of the most beautiful patterns
Fine Jcwery and watch Cases made to order
short notice.
w Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired in
the best manner and all work guaranteed
tR'CaI md ezarninc before purchasing.
Aug u, Isj9-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-10
MORE NEWS!
ELkTON
MARBLE WORKS

TNllE subscriber has opened MARBLE
l. YARD in ELkTON, and will keep on
hand, and prepare to order, all kinds OF
work, such as:
Monuments, Head and Foot stones,
TOmbs, Nantes, Table and Bureau
Tops. Door Stills, window Stills,
STEPS. &C.. &c.
Cy-Cenetcry Lots enclosed. and all kinds
of IRON WORK done at the shortest notice.
0~Tomb Stones cleaned and relettrrcd.
Italian and American Marble constantly
on hand. All to to be sold at the lowest
possible Prices. WILLIAM McDEVlTr,
Elkton, Apr 2. ioo0.-tf. Proprietor.
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DEATH OF Mus. DoANE. We learn from =
private letter from I,al Y that Mrs. boa Nc.
wife Of the late Bishop Dame Of this STATE
died in Florence on Thursday evening. Nov
tuiar 10Th, at the res Id,ncc Of her son. Mr.
Edward n, PukcnS, aged upward, of -
years. 1t APPEARS that her mind mvtr rccnv
cred from tie shock 1t received during the
memorable sack at p,rgm in which She aud
her party narrowly escaped cruel death
she had been quite AN imhccilr for months
previous to her death. -NrWWk n. ~ .ld,
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MECHANICAL.
GAS FOR THE MILLTONii
MAcE's PORTABLE Gas GENERATOR
HYDnoCARBoN vAru1s htttxre


A ND Having beer implanted
IA Sole Agent for he sale Of the above ra;unble
Gas Generator, AIN now prepared to Supply the
Fixtures in all varieties and prices. BY Ills truly
valuable invention, the resident Of the Country
can enjoy the luxury of first quality Gas Light,
which for brilliancy. economy. and sIfeIy of its
use. carnot be surpassed, AT COST OF
LESS THAN ONE PER CENT PER HoCE.
1t produces Light equal 10 seven sperm candles,
and without MOkE OR SMELL. Each lamp
aud chandelier being Gas Works in miniature
the consumer is his own producer therefore no
question of 10 ,kasc or METER me ,snrement to
contend with. He is ccrtsin to PAY for that ONLY
which he consumes
The great desire that has been felt for years for
a Portable Gas Light. simple in construction and
easily managed, in this invention is faly realized,
and must be seen to b. appreciated
Every person in want Of SUPERIOR AND
ECONOMICAL GA LIGHT eli her for town or
country. is invited to call and examine for them.
selves, and be convinced OF its superiority over
all other lights now in existence.
Also. constantly on hand and for sale 1T reduced
prices, wholesale and retail, genuine KEROSENE
AND ALGEfTlNE COAL OILS AND LAMPS,
Camphcn, Ethereal Oil and Lamps Shades. q lobes,
Chnnics, &c &c. WM HORTON. Agent,
i36 W. Baltimore st above Green north side,
June Is, lSj9-ly. BALTIMORE.