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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
ABORTION CASE IN aeWA ARK.

The Particuiars Of the Afair-How 10 Lenked
-(.croBrr's Inquest.
. case Of seduction. abortion and subsequent death
recently occurred in Newark the particulars Of which
have just come TO light The victim WAS progresses
ing young lady eight years Of age named Emma
Ball and resided No 90 West Kinney street. She m
Of very respectable family who plunged into grief
bv The sad Developments The alleged ssducer JACOB
Wilson, a man OF family. VINO has been for sevsra;
years intimate terms with the yong lady and her
family On Monday afternoon County Physician Dodd
received the following letter
DR. Dorm SRA you Nc lads named Emma Bali died A
No West Kinney street frorl the effects OF criminal
ess o..ndea her for whe Al Ess, yssrar. Ne h
street he house Of MIRA Rortght but az dssolutioe
10 Rney rS whss she i hes o ssg1 saV, Bal
1he doctor aid to have received ss FOR job By sp.
you eau learn hs facts fhe guilty party ried hard
matter si'h them but the case needs inquiry. -. =
pr Dotd Immediately paid a visit to the parents,
when the charges made In the above letter we're 90
well subsianisted that 10 Immediately notified acting
Coroner Vreeand Of The facts and ordered nqusss
TO be held upon the body The body was disinterrsd
yesterday morning and post mortem examination
made OF the same resultins q complete confirmation
Of the allegation that abortion had been produced
upon the young lady The Coroners jury having been
emraneiled, proceeded 10 Upper Library Hall, where
inquision was taken before Coroner vreeiand
The evidence goes 10 show that tho young lady left
her home % April and went 10 the house Of MIRA
BadgeY, where she remained until about four weeks
ago, when she went 70 the house Of q Mrs KortrghL
IN John street. Eesi Newark sne remained at the lat
ter place until dsy prior TO her death, when
she was aiken 10 her home IN dying condition, and
there died The evidence of the physician charged
with having committed the 40 ron proves that he was
called ~ tho man wilson the alleged seducer 10 give
hs aenion 90 the feet OF the lady, and that on
eitber she nrs, second visit ne made 10 the girl VIII
son made q clean breast OF the whole affair end also rc
marked that the gir has been 20 New York where an
attempt al abortion had been made upon her
lbe case Is ssil In the hands Of the Coronets jury.
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FUNERAL Of CHAvggty D. Husp

ihs we'll known and cstmable citizen Of New York
came BY bis death IN consequence OF n fall which he
received on the 10Th instant By Jumping OF Of the
Fourth avenue While lying on tho ground one o.
the horses kicked him In the head and death was tho
result few days afterwaSds--on the 9th Mr. Hurd
was resident o. New York thirty i've years and
Tor long time was connected with the importing firm
OF shalien Hurd Latterly he WAS an appraiser OF
foreign goods IN the Custom House He was universally
esteemed LARGE asscmblage of well known citizens
attended the funeral services yesterday at Trinity Church
and accompanied the remains 70 the Hartford boat
whence was conveyed TO tue cemetery at Middle Had.
dam Conn., The regular choral services Of the Epsco-
pal Church were chanted, Dr. Nnton officiating on the
occasion. The pail bearers Collector smylhe a.
w. Mclean J. Cisco l. ". Arnold NJ. NcIean,
A A. Valentine J. Breath and L. A. Warren. Doieea.
tons from the Iyanhoe and Pa. &c lodges r ard A. "
aud from the Custom House attended The funeral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
THE COURT
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cuuar.

The Alleged Case Of Matiny Board tho
Ship Caravan-DIscharge Of the Accused.
Before Commissioner Osborn
The United States W Charles Darts yama KeMAs
AVID Charles Le0is-The examination into the charge
against the accused disclosed most wanon and brutal
outrages the part Of the complainant CAIN second
mate Of the Caravan. which resulted in an assault
upon him which nearly terminated his career.
The evidence Of the implicated alec the
captain and rs mate cognzant Of and actual partc
paors In the personal crueites which brought upon
the second mate prompt and condign punishment The
Commissioner alter hearing the case ~ great length
discharged the prisoners.
The Desbrosses Street Distiilery Gaze.
TIE United States vs Henry 1daskey ard Henry ReA--
The full particulars In this have bsen already pub
lished in the HERALD After close Of testimony yeeer
day The Commissioner held the accused 70 answer.
Another Alleged Distiilcry Fraud.
The United States Alderdtce WsVoA-Ine
accused stand charged with attempting 70 avoid the
government tax, and Illegally removing whiskey from
distillery TO other than bonded warehouse. Adsrdcs
called aud gave testimony behalf Of the proeecu
ton After the examination Of other witnesses The
further hearing Of the adjourned I'LL Friday
next
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suyc1I,S AGAINST the QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS.

An injunction has just been granted by Judge Lott, Of
the Supreme Court restraining tho Commissioners OF
the Coney Island Quarantine from proceeding to acquire
the title to ground selected tho site for landing
and boarding station. The application was made on
behalf Of the town of Gravesend, the owners
OF Coney Island, and the ground upon
which IL was made substantially that tho
land selected by the commissioners grossly exceeded in
quantity what necessary for landing and boarding
station In granting the Injunction Judge Lott gives
the commissioners leave to move 10 vacac the order
will probably BIO made According 10 the statements Of
the applicants, II appears that the land which the
comm ssopers were proceeding 10 take was all the
western end OF the island, cons sting OF thirysx hun
bred acres, with 'front.' nearly three miles long, which
sixty times than is for the purnoss
is necessary for tho whole quaransns establishment
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
b0AnO 0e SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
Supervisor Smith presiding.
Supervisor TWEED moved that S. 600 be set apart for
the Surrogate, to defray the expense Of tho additional
help In his Office recently allowed by the Board OF SUPER
visors. Tie motion adopted.
The Committee on the New Court House reported In
favor OF paying SIS l53 to Cornell Co., for iron 70
Elstchester Quarry Company, for stone and labor,
Slo,3l4; J. Carney, pastering, &C, $3.50; Jacob
VOORHEES, Jr for building stone 2lo; 6tting and
plumbing, 81 36s; Matthew Kane window sashes 1884
The report adopted and the Board then adjourned
until Monday afternoon next at two o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
ALLEGED FORGERY At PorGHKrrpslr.
SPECIAL rtLtsFAm 70 ras HERALD.

PotGaSrPsip, July 80. 1911
20 O'Clock r. NJ. !
One day last week man entered the Farmers ane
Msnrf.ciarcs' Bank Of this city aud presented Whist
purponed lie Henry ~ vsrcks check for 81 too and
asked tho cashier, Mr. Davis II the check was good.
Receiving an Affirmative answer. the man then said:-
fIease certify ~ as do not 10 use Il now" The
eneck was accordingly certified day or two since ~
Vas returned 10 this city from the Hanover Bank,
new YORK where " had been paid In good faith ~ ~.
dent Of this city. When Mr. yarIcr made up bis 40
counts be scertaned that he short, and upon 81.
summation pronounced The above check forgery. TIE
ensir 10 beng inv ssilsaied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
AWARDS or CONTRACTS
The following contracts have recently Yesu mai, Nv
tho city M hortes.--

The following have recently oesn Al, nv
tho city nuihorlue-:-
srnrrr npp.prsrxr
Tn" sSr saE .Sa Hs eDs Il s,d
ia awarded "a Tho lowest bidder q Eeves s5. N
The contract for regulating. Grading and sc,,iny " -
cnr5 and gutter stons IN i2ad street be we.n
Second avenue md n arern river and nac snacs
% scs !, gs a. S%s s AZ eeTs sr'o
yar r.gnls,ns GRADING and setting crrb .as co, %
ter stone 10 EiIy.ihrd street between Third
nd a
feet wide through sdev ks thereof "a ewardss
40 ference rsrsv ' " ~ d, ox M
For TO uianc eradng and settling curh ANA c,,,cr ~ "
s,one IN Ni5riv. second st,eet fetxeen rof,',n
VIDE through Sidewalks Hereof swa Gs go 70
n Gavin sca IN
- rrorox .orrnrc, nrp.r,v.x, ~
ihc eon'rac, ros ,rs wsr nna paving Win ",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
BANKRUPT COURT.

First Appointment of an Assignee Under the
New Law.
In the bankruptcy Of Alfred Beardsiey irst meeting
was held yesterday at the once Of the Register Mr. Ed
gar Ketchan, Mr. Edwin James representing the peti-
TONER After brief hearing Messra Drew and French
lister appointed Mr. George Terwigss assignee OF tbs
estate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
rEt sfFulrsn OUTRAGE IN SOUTH cssulIsa.~

COLUMBIA, 8 C., July 30, 1857.
Tho assault on W. Armstrong aud j. O. Thompson
newspaper correspondents, was committed by two
drunken men, who we're arrested The citizens witbou,
exception denounce the assault which was the resul 1
or liquor, and unprecedented.
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SPECIAL TeltGnAa TO the HERALD.
ct. LOUIS, July 30. 1911
Ills O'clock n NJ

ST. LOUIS, July 30, 1861
7l5 O'Clock z. ".
Nike McCoors training near this city encourages
many % his friends here 20 lay heavy bets thai he viii
whip Aaron Jones In the coming prize lght
The health OF the city Is remarkably good There are
no signs Of the cholera Last year at this time ragged
here iearfglly.
Parties nom New York here figuring for tie South.
west branch Of the Pacific Railroad VIII oh lately for
[. lodi hlE Ere nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
TIE ST. PAUL AND wsosa sasSlu.

CHICAGO July 30, 1867.
The contractors OF the 81 Paul and Chicago Railroad
have been notified TO commence the work That part OF
the road between st. Paul and wnona be completed
In one Ycaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
The sTEARsHp soBra AMERICAN.

QrrBrc July 20, 1907
The steamship Austrian, from Liverpool, passed
Farther Poin, this morning She reports that the
ship North American got OF Friday and the Austrian
took Der 10 tcw, but heavy gaze coming on she run
nlo Gssre Bsy aud hcached her There VII ~ no dir
c.Hy ~ Eeiirs Ter 10 Sges -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
COMMISSIONERS or the SINKING FUND.

The Commissioners and the Excise Board.
The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund met ysser-
day in the Comproller's Office Mayor Hoffman in the
chair.
The COMPTROLLER presented the following communica-
ton from the Excise Board
r. B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
sla- have the honor transmit for the Commissioners
o. the sinking Fund the Of license fees received for
the month ending June - 1857 Yours truly x1rpRr
To METROPOLITAN BOARD OF Excrsr:-
granted and delivered the county OF New York from May
amount received $3.50 l46
Twenynv per cent reses we'd. 1885
Total. slI2 $40
Tie following munication was also submitted By
the Comptroller
siR-By direction OF the Metropolitan Board OF Excise
New Sert
to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund and oSss
TO THE METROPOLITAN BOARD or Excisr:-
the D Il he SSnv s s S or
the month eadinz July Is, 1857,
Gross received l22
Fines received from Ccur, Of Special Session, for
LOO
Total. sA7l6
The MAYOR offered tho following
ss s credit % s saSs s &
Sinking FUND monies as foilows:-
For month ending May 25 e6l295
For month ending June
For mouth ending July 2S san
Total Ss52 ,627
Less deduction for Inebriate Asylum. s S. 52
Commissioners of Charities. l02303
Expenses three per cent. 1855
Whereas while paying in addition thereto interest on
portion OF said the rate Of three per
num- amounting 10 S2.6a2 81 the said Excise Commits.
sioners have appears deducted three per the
whole amount for of collections being SIS 5!5 49,
nearly fold the OF interest therefore,
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he 10 hereby
queted apply respectfully 10 the Treasurer OF said Board
OF Excise Commissioners for statement In detail Of all
items making the amount deducted for such expenses
The resolutions adopted
The MAYOR next offered the following resolutions
Whereas the Excise Commissioners have paid the
city treasury to the credit OF the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund In accordance with the require ments OF the
oneys collected Excise licenses granted Tor the
city oil New York since the date OF the passage OF said
levy; and whereas said liable 10 be
piled the payment OF the Of the city
and cannot be drawn against but should
bci applied 10 the redemption Of the city debt
deemab. from the sinking fund should be for
| that account therefore.
Resolved that the Comptroller be- and he hereby
recei forthwith to Invest said such portion
unnvcsted, according ordinances regulating
the interest bearing stock bonds OF
thereof to the earle maturing stock bonds and
proposals for the sale the Commissioners such
stock aud bonds by notice TO be inserted the HERALD
World, rinGss and Tribune.
Tho resolutions adopted and the Board then ad.
journed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31

Monday morning and last night noated on ae sood
as new Tho break IN her bottom . severe one
but has made good, and very expeditiousy 700
over one hundred employed In repairing ner
aud She receiving the finishing touches Of joiner
work al tho Quarantine dock, Staten Island
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The resolutions were adopted
The MAYOR next offered the following resolutions: -
BOARD Of Audit.

meeting OF this Board was to have taken place yes.
terdav. Al the hour appointed for the meeting how
ever Mr. Depew announced that consequence of the
Injunction issued by the court restraining the Board
from holding any formal meeting, meeting would
then take place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
llses f,st At CL.a0. IlLEsS.

CsiRo M. Julv 60 1851
Gre here yesterday burned nine builds - on the
OHIO ievee. Loss 10000 The principal iosc,e are
Woodward, s51.a,0 insured s37. coo; J. r. HAn
don, $1,000, fully insusei, l. J. Lsach fI5 600 IA.
surcd 81 600 " Sianold !i2C0Q No .psalsnces
I.sBst s-iel, sl5.oVO. NC iEsgras,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
Dr0wgsD WHILE BATHING.

SAtcsRnEs, ~ r., July go 1907
John earn, ased seventeen, and Christopher Miller,
aged sixteen rear. were drowned sabbath morning
while bstbDs " NIL Bosd Of Vest 6aurertsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
MrrRopo,ir4S BoArp OF Hrnru,


in tho week that ended the 9Th there 81
deaths In New York intending % in public instr -
fhe total mortality IN Brooklyn amounted TO 9 DEATHS Of
which 70 occurred in Kings county institutions.
cent of the deaths IN New YORK. and with us 436o
ceat OF hose In Rrookyn Three 'ouhs of these zymarc
yn than hall the entire list being cholera
nfanum SO called. vi infants under Old there per
city AGA ~. .S'gS rei cent oi oml M the later, t.e
more than half OF these beng certified cholera inanrun
deaths oy eners o. ehiero-ccls ~ children cor 1910
cent? under ave years died Eew foFs, AMI 1856 or
disorders OF CHI dhood team in
spending week IN former years his seems 10 have been
due to the unusually low iempersas "a ID degrees Faen.
heit) the past three weeks
The temperature last 20 dogs Fahrenheit
and the total rainiai, saturday IL inches water
The temperature OF the past eight has been
dess Fahrenheit and the total rainfall equal 10 10 inches
water.
This unusually season, with the constantly sau.
rated continues heaithfu1rom the Atlantic the Pacific
and from the lakes to the Gnexcept the few paces far
West where cholera has gained ioo,hod and the FIVE
ports In Texas and Lousana which the In econ yellow
Fever has recently cc ucn wet seasons though not
unhealthfu until the droughts viii be TO
prscuca necessity OF drainage Tor health aud drainage for
wealth., as an esteemed author In Westcheser county
justly associates the sanitary economical questions 10
which efectual drainage and scivenene relate.
tally has been chiefly concentrated the past three weeks
Ind that In the Tenih eleventh, tho eastern quarter Of
the seventeenth Eighteenth aud iwenyhfst the south
western half Of the 1weny second together with
sections OF the Fourth SIKH and seventh wards only all
INC total increase OF deaths but that in those regions with
only moety Of the city popaaton niue-ienths
OF all The fatal dia inalades have occurred The
memorandum shows the course OF mortality ia certain
wards;-In the Eighteenth ward. extending from sixth
avenue TO the hest river and from Fourteenth Twenty.
sixth streets there 81 deaths e. whch red
tue narrow belt east o! ana Including Third In
tenant house district =. infants died Twenty
ward exclusive of bellevue Hospital there desths
80 OF which occurred the ,wen blocks Of Mar
ti and only i've OF which oe.arscl the seventy
bloc Third and sixth avenues.
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COURT CALeSOsa-TRls DAY.

iss ~"
asENs COURT, raIAL rrRN- J. No turtle,
al % lar Until August 2, 1867.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Police Justice Kelly.

Before Police Justice Kelly.
The calendar yesterday morning very fun Rosuer
Of degrees appeared before the bar Of justice 70 hav
their rewards meted out to them.
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NEWS FROM MoRMoNDoM.

CommOtion Among she Salhts-President
Young and Young Joe Smith Fighting for
the SucrssstGn-Ioc Smith Ginning Ground.
We in receipt Of advces from Salt Lake City to the
18th inst
Great complaints were made OF the conduct OF Wells
Fargo 60. in not forwarding the malls Tho Desert
Nels states that hundred and ninetysix sacks Of
mail matter lying between Denver and Deseret,
and between Missouri river and Denver at the last
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Report Of the Registrar ofVitnl statistics.
The following letter on The weekly mortality yes
terday to lhe Boari o: Health by DR. Harris the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-12
ST. MARY'S BEACON
Is rrnLEnEp EVERY THURSDAY by
JAMES :. DOWNS.

Tynss or SrBscR'rTIos ~ per anuum 10
be pail within six months No -ub.c pIion W l.
be received for shorter period than SIX months
and no paper to I've discon>siuci until all arreora-
ges arc paid except at the option of the publish
er
TERMS oF AnrERTlsISG.--15 cts per square for
the first insertion. aud >" Ct. for every -.ln~c-
qucnt insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
Il square If the number Of Insertions lc not
rnarktd the advertisement, il eilt hc rttbli~h-
ed until forbid, atid charged accordingly. \
liberal deduction made to those ho advertise b.
thu wear.
Communications sfa pcr-ont' char4o'"r viii
be charged at the s.lIne rates advefilsgt Obi
tuares over ten lines in lcusta VIII ae cit. lni
At the rate OF III cents per squire.
All communications for publication ust ne
accompanied with the red nt'n' "i -" r .ttor,
or no attention will b" ptid To Ih"m ii" teal
name Of the author viii not hcpuhiisacd, uni'S
desired but we cannot CONSENT 10 inset, c"tniau-
ui.a.tions unless We kno" the writer.
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name, though we knew that there was No
chance of his being alive, and the echoes
answered Us. as if in mockery.
They were sad hearts that were carried
back to the ship. We left poor Ben III
his glacier grave, and whensfn the sprras
We sailed away, it seemed as though we
had left him there alive.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-12

Funny things creep into religious meet
in~s. as well as elsewhere for instance
At clasS-mcetin1 # one Of our churches
-e.f course. thousands Of miles from here
5onc of the brothers who had hecn ab-
sat long time was called on to relate
his experience. oh, said he, since
las, met vou. my brethren. my wife has
CONC" At this point he broke down.
and the encouraging class leader SAID =
.Goae to glory, has she hallelujah "
and started the hymn. We have some
friends bc:,~e u gone :, etc, when the
far>akcn brother interrupted him with
mo. that's motif shes gone and run OF
with another te!icr
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4 FRENCH ROMANCE.


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;''''isl ~ - i. ,s.I;. as' l.''1Ispae ha
- D.; l-'''4 - '.'1 uo-,a11,antas II
- - - ~" -
p - - ~ go
~ ~ -. -, ao..a, =, s.a;s.a 49,.
,.,,.- ~, ". II ~. 80 -;
:. }, -, -s.6s yeva
man ma e himself asr cable aud attentive
Whenever she visited the store she always
addressed herself to aim. and whti exam
ming the articles placed before her talked
macA IN day we speak q, sac was lar
less communicative tAHn usual ana a.,cr
having made >'meWhat hurr'elt selection
she sad to the clerk. 4 shall 'be al -th1
hotel III oae h7W; h2re IS the a.idrdss.-
Bo k!uJ enough y accompany ta2 porter
MAso Ae brings these articles v ii.'
ti.se words Sht bowed fes9rFcalF' aii iel'
The re
lhe young man was at loss %''t 10
'hinA h""e'eF' al hoal l".9t Nc g"-
''rod llo apartment oi 'ti0 A'li'rIc,tn l'''y
who invited hlm sans turoH' itkc an aG-
4uamtance OF long STAINING 10 luheh with
her. Although thinkihs ms customer )
naoner somewhat SlrahSe' 'ho ci1fA Sc-
cepted v hlIe partaking OF tea anu caNai'
the young a'y somewhat apFup'ly "('dfes-
sed her guest saying: olr' are you
brave enough 70 protect d "ohian against =
amy insult To whlch sie may Dc suDjte'ea
ANS"tr me WIN 'fuln ana c"hoof'
1Vhoul coilccl'' say yes answer
Q IA ouA9 man
cry wen. you WORK III ofuer 20 MAKE
money IS II ho' 50
"0eFtainly
! ms is what Wish to propose. am
fortune or my actions concern 10 one ou'
myself Wishcd 70 sec INC eAn'ol'loh'
ana Know 'arls. but perceive tli1'
there Is nothihS more dllnculC 'iiai ioi 4
woman To DC III your country Nl'Iou' !"
protector ou please ne, ana, II you GO
not otJect, you shall be my ch"'hpioh. !
VIII pay you ioi your lost 'lme-
IAe young man tIlcu 10 Spc"h' po' sue
amealat"l y resumed
II INSIST OH remlneraNng you 'N'S - S
stlIc@IJ mater q business Fe553ro II
IN th@t l'@ht Accept or decline " nlch
snail II DC ~, e
| "ctep'' answered. - : 'i0i ~ "'''' =
moment ) heS..'I'"" i, .., y, ..oa
"ih satisfied continued ''ic S'i'.,- ~,
ger, ''that you are a gentleman anu VIII
not MAKE yo"FSch riulculouS ~ 'n''N ID
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No. -6 Sharp street HAltimorc,

No Is Sharp street NAIlimorc,
Located one square from B X 9 L K Depot
and three squares from l.. 5. Steam Boat
Wharf.
MRS. GUSTAyUS WRIGHT, Iato Of
Chcs,trlown, Kent Co.. Mo, jutacGS hc1
friends aud the pubic. generally. that she
will acc6mm niatc. an reasonable terms Tran
sien'. p,rmancct andThlc EuAHDEES.
Sept %, loo7-Gm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-12

Young as dc Youngest WHO dorne' tie gray,
True As The Tluest that wore it
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