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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-02
Church directory.

pAprIST.-Corner OF Main and 5th Streets.
Rev. A. q. Eberbart Pastor. Services every
sabbath at l0h A. NJ and 7ia p. NJ. sabbath
school at IL Nj.
observation-disclosures Washington and eth
street. Rev. ]. G.. Dimmitt Pastor. Services
every sabbath at 1919 a. NJ. and p. NJ. Sab
bath school at Q, A. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN--M street between
sth and 7th Rev. ID. Russell Pastor. Services
every sabbath at l0lS A. NJ. and ~ l.. M. Sab
bath school at IL M.
CoNGREGATIONAL.-- Corner Clay and
stb Streets. Rev. L. d. Fifeid Pastor. Services
every Sabbath at l0L A. NJ. and "a p. NJ Sab
bath School at IL NJ.
EPIsCoPAL-over Miners Drug store Sd
CRY Sabbath at 1917 A. n. and ~ p. NJ. Sab
bath school ut 9, A NJ.
UNIvERSALIST.-Overm Block. Rev.
EN- l. n and ~ = NJ s'o0"'n s'n''' -
CATHoLrC.-washingto street between
7th and sth. Father r +. Gum. Services
every sabbath at 8, A NJ. and lO1a A. NJ. Sab
bath school at 2, p. M.
GERMAN acknowledgements Street,
Rev. G. Duerscnner, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath mt l0K A. NJ.
EyANGELICAL.-Rey.J j. Halarcher, Pas
tor. Services every Sabbath at 1917 A. NJ. and
~ r NJ. Sabbath SCHOOL at 2. p. NJ.
ID. Il 3. c. n. n. TIME TABLE.
Train Going East .7:40 A. NJ.
Train Going West,........... ...-....4:55 +. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-02
Sd White Shawl Braize,
White Wool Merino,
White Wool Delane,

Just received, at WIN. I. PEAKE's.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

veors street. near Hudson, with black cloth spread
over them The discovery first made BY citizen
Omcer Wande conveyed the body 70 the station house
and informed Coroner Cover Deputy Coroner John
Beach, n D., made post mortem examination on the
body which was that Of full grown child OF recent
birth Around the neck OF deceased piece OF braid
had been wound tightly 10 stop the circulation or
blood and the tongue 10 protrude from between
the guma In the doctors opinion the child
vas born alive and death resulted from strangu-
lation vigiIant efforts made 10 obtain
information concerning the parentage OF deceased,
and by whom the brutal murder was commit
TED, but without The jury found That deatn
was caused by stranguaon at the hand OF some person
or persons unknown" Captsn sebring, OF the Nihth
precinct hopes 10 obtain clue which may lead 10 the
arrest and punishment of the parties who comrnitted
the murder.
FATAL FALL Down SrAIRs-Cororer Grover held an
inquest al No. 81 Mulberry the body OF John
Driscoil, sxiy-eight years OF age whose death
was the result OF injuries caused by falling down night
OF stairs al late hour Wednesday night The occur
renee having been accidental the jury rendered verdict
70 tnat enect Deceased was q native Of Ireland
FOUND In THE WArEa.-The remains OF an unknown
man, apparently about twenty-five years Of age were
round floating in the dock pier No North river.
NO marks OF violence were discovered on the body,
which Is believed 10 have been 10 the water at least two
months An inquest was held by Coroner Cover, and
verdict OF supposed drowning" rendered by the
jury.
DEATH FROM ScALDs-An inquest yesterday held at
No. clio East Thirteenth by Coroner Schirmer
the body OF Ida Maria Fligel child eighteen months
DID, whose death was the result OF scalds received by
railing into Kettle OF boiling soap few days since
The jury rendered a verdict OF accidental death.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
C0xoNERs' INouEsTs.

SUICIDE sY TAXING PosoE--Doxnsrrc DIFFICULTY I'M
CAum--Csroncr Cover yesterday called to hold an
inquest at No oss Washington street. the body Of Mr
Mary Ann Hennon, who committed suicde by taxing
poison. Deceased had been In o gloomy state OF mind
for several days previous 10 her DEATH in consequence
difAcusy which existed between herself and . daugh-
ter, and also with ono Of her sisters She had been
heard 10 say that she outcmt the family and
did not wish TO live but her husband had idea that
she contemplated seldestruction On Thursday morn
ing the husband and Of Mrs Hennon went 70 their
respective places Of business and six O'Clock
lying sofa unable to raise her head hands She
expressed delight that he had como home, and
without explaining him the cause Of her illness re.
quested 10 be buried In Cypress Hills Cemetery, near
ber father possible, she iet though she vas
dying She also gave directions TO how she should
be laid after death. MFs Hennion denied her
that she had taken poison, and requested him TO hasten
for his father she wished 10 him before she died.
Before her husband entered she became nsensbc and
died soon afterwarda John Beach, ~ d., made post
mortem examination on the body and found the stomach
highly congested contained cvasulum evidently the
result OF taking metallic poison, which was tho cause Of
death The jury rendered verdict Of death By sui
eide BY taking poison tho 5th Gay Of March, 1S61
Deceased ives forty years OF age and . native Of
England.
IsuunAr cAss on cEnD MrRprR. R..-Abcut seven
O'Clock on Thursday morning the attention OF oicer
wande Of the Ninth precnct, called to the fact
that the remains Of male child were lying In Ganss
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
AIBANY, March g. 1867.
REPORTED FAv0RABLY.
By Mr. Iowa majority report to increase the fare on
the Central Railroad to two and half cents per mile
also providing the construction Of canal bridge
the Geueses Canal at Rochester.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. GmsoSTo increase salaries Of the Assessors
Of Troy.
BY Mr.. HuMPHREY-For the establishment OF normal
training school in Geneseo
BY Mr.. SuTHERIAND-For free bridge the Harlem
river.
BY Nh. LEST-To incorporate the New York city and
Long Island Bridge Company also to provide for the
protection of keepers Of nns hotels boarding houses
and lodging houses
GIBSON introduced bill to protect tenants in fee
in the possession OF their lands
By II. c. MURPHY-A bill incorporating the Washington
Market Savings Bank OF New York
A READING.
Amending the facilitate the construction OF the
Southern Central Raroad for the relief Of tho Co.
operative Ironfounders AsSot ation Of Troy; amending
the charter Of the Society for the Protection OF Destitute
Roman Catholic Children in New York this bill was
amended by fixing the capita allowance at $ll0 per
and striking out the clause which limited the aid to
period Of three years.; amending the cnarer Of the
village Of Peekskiil; TO more particularly define the
duties Of overseers Of highways
rHR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Assembly having returned the Constitutional Con-
vention bill with q message that the House had non-
concurrcd, Mr. FoLGER moved that the Senate insist
upon its action and ask for committee conference,
which carried and hessr Folgsr Goddard and Low
were appointed ON the part Of the Senate.
The senate then adjourned till Monday evening.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

they were real estate and this bin would subject them
TO the inv aston OF the Harbor Mastera
Mr. cresmer explained that IN the sub-comnttee IN
ndment had been adopted excepting private piers.
Mr. Develln said II made no difference. ThD incon-
venience and injustice woald DO great other piers
He would illustrate his views II man had cargo of
-four on the wharf saturday afternoon the Harbor
Masters, under the bill coud compci its removal snd
denly and arbitrarily, and involve an unwarranabie ex
pense
Mr.. Oakley, the author ef the bill, spoke In reply.
There such powers as the bl granted already
vested in the Pilot Commissioners, but they were not
allowed any reimbursement for their services in remov
ing distractions the wharves and piers Hence the
necessity OF the present bill which would enhance the
commerce OF New York o million OF dollars, from the
greater facility and prompness gave for the unloading
and dischargng OF foreign vessels AZ to the immense
sum 20 be derived from the tax on the tonnage OF
for the of tho harbor masters would
not Increase their annual salaries more tnan thousahd
dollars each.
Mr.. Blakeslee's motion for the eommittal OF the Dill
then prevailed.
ANOTHER BROADWAY RAILROAD.
bin was introduced IN the Assembly by Mt rrear
for surface railroad in Broadway II Is offered only 10
impede or stave of legislation on other railroad pis
for 1t has not ghost OF chance.
THE HAY FRAUDS.
The Committee the Judiciary reported favorabiy to-
day the bill OF Mr. Irving, Of New York. ior proecton
against frauds in the sales Of hay This article as y gen.
orally known is sold gross with the weight marked
on the binding sticks; but a vast amount OF WOOD,
stones dirt and the like is contained in the bale which
the purchaser pays for most exorbtany THIS useless
matter amounts sometimes to as much as seventy-hve
pounds Ia single bale, for which the buyer
has TO pay between one and two cents per pound.
The savine to carman annually by the passage OF tns
bill will form most important item in his domestic
economy. There thousands OF carmen draymen
and others who interested In the contem-
plated by Mr.. lrvngs BILL which intends TO do them an
act OF simple justice and protect them against ndle
which, though petty in individual cases. enormous in
the aggregate. Livery stable keepers and owners Of
private stables equally interested in the passage OF
the bill
increase OF FARE on THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Mr. Low this morning presented majority report in
favor OF the bill which is 10 permit the New York Cen
PA plr,an In a
their road to and y half cents per mile for every
passenger transported their line.
ANOTHER BRIDGE OVER THE HARLEM RIVER
Mr. Sutherland introduced bill to-day in the Senate
for the construction Of q free bridge the Harlem
river in the vicinity OF Berrans landing 10 cost not
more than $4,000, the expense TO be borne by New
York and Wescheser counties. II referred 70 the
Committee Municipal Affairs.
Mr. Sigerson introduced a bill to-day 10 amend the
Excise law Of the Metropolitan district as to permit
the sale OF ale and beer sunday ter O'Clock
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Serxices Ta-day.

| Abraham James, the Chicago medium. and Rev.
| Thomas C. Bennng formerly Methodist preacher
speak to the SpirituaIsts in Dodworth Hall 70 day Mr.
James subject is ''Man and Spirit"
In the Beecker street Universaist church. this
ing, there will delivered the last OF OF lee
| lures to young men, In the morning the subject will
| be, "A Special Appeal
'sThe Impending Terrible Crash will be the subject Of
| Bishop Snow, in the University, this afternoon
Rev. Urban G. Brewer breaches morning and evening
In the Twenty eighth church to those eschewing
| all denominatonal names but that of Christian
Rev. Edward O. Flagg rector Of the Church OF the
| Resurrection, breaches morning and evening in the
chapel Of Rutgers Institute.
The old Broome street Presbyterian congregation,
lately worshppng in Lyric Hail. dedicate this morning.
as temporary place of worship, the church in Fifteln
street. which has bought and repaired for the pur
pose The pastor, Rev. James B. Dunn, breaches
ing and evening.
The afternoon service the Church du Saint Esprit
will be in the French language by Rev. DR.. verren
There will be preaching this morning and evening in
the Free Church Of Redemption on East Fourteenth
street.
Rev. DR.. Dix, Rector Of Trinity church, will preach
this evening in the Memorial church, on Hammond
Rev. VIM. p Corbit breaches morning and evening in
the Hedding Methodist Episcopal church, on East Sew
entcenth street.
Second avenue Unversals church. this question II
tion3
The congregation Of the late Rev. Dr. Hawks, now
worsbppng in the University, will be mnsered to this
morning by Rev. j. W. Shackeford.
Rev. E. G. Brooks, pastor Of the Sixth Unversalst
Society," will preach In the Church of Our Saviour late
Episcopal Church Of the Resureconl In Thirty.ffth
street, At quarter to eleven this morning and half past
three this evening
Rev. Chaunccy Giles will preach this evening at half
past seven O'Clock In the New Jerusalem church, Thirty
Nth street.
Rev. Chas B. Smyth will lecture upon the live SUBJ
with lessons for the clergy abuses by and in the
churches this afternoon ut hapast three O'Clock, in
Argus Hall, Broadway
delivered this evening, by Rev. Joseph H. Price, d. d.,
in st. Stephens Episcopal church, Twenty-second
street. Dr. Price will also preach this morning
teenth street, the first OF seres Of sermons appropriate
10 the o lent will be preached this evening by
Rev. John Murray Forbes. d. d.
Rev. DR.. Galaudet and Rev. Eaetburn Benjarin
preach TO day In St AIMS Free church. in Eighteenth
street. The afternoon service 10 for deaf mutaa
The third sermon In behalf OF the Evangelical
Knowledge Society will be preached this evening" In the
Church Of the Ascension, Fifth avenue by Rev. Dr.
Tying, rector OF st. Georges
The ordinance OF baptism by immersion win be ad-
mnistcred this evening" in the Fftyihrd Baptist
church. Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. W. H Pendle-
ton, morning and evening.
Rev. Geo w Bacon breaches this afternoon in the
Protestant Episcopal church Of st. John the Baptist on
Murray Hill, ON g Society In Its Different Grades"
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
Assembly.
ALBANY, March Q, 1867.

Relative to certain rights in the town OF Paw.
ling; relative the Fire Department in New York; TO
elect receiver Of in Yonkers; TO change the
county site Of Schuyler county from Havana 70 Wat
kins change the time for the annual meeting OF the
Excise Commissioner; TO amend the act providing
for the enhancement Of the Cayugs and ana seneca
Association OF saratoga Springs to extend Central road
avenue IN westchester county, TO legal 70 certain
acts OF the Niagara Fails Bridge Company relative 70
common schools in LOckport; providing for filling va
cauces in the oe Of SUPERVISOR for the incorporation
or cooperative and industrial unions 70 author
xe the sale OF the STATE armory at Kings
ton relative to the Niaeara Frontier Police |;
10 release certain State lands to the village Of Yonkers
charter Of the Rochester Water Company regu
Association ASS cs ion. in Brooklyn. ''' " ~ " ''''
xsw YoRK PIERS AND wHARvEs, Rrc
bill to prevent distractions on piers and wharves in
New York and providing for increasing the fees Of the
Harbor Master having been reported from sub-com-
mistee OF the Whole,
COMMITTEES of the Whole House. Carried
To incorporate the New York and East River Bridge
Company 10 regulate the sale Of vegetables in New
York city.
By Mr. MEAD-To incorporate the Wadsworth Normal
By MI BlGEowTo amend revised statutes relative to
assessment property belonging 70 public or religious
By Mr. GRpLxr-To incorporate the New York Real
Estate Exchangs also 70 incorporate the Mott Medical
and surgical Library
By Mr. BrRvyxAN-To incorporate tho Mechancs' and
Iaborers' Metropolitan Stone Company Of New York
also for railroad in Broadway and other streets In New
York.
BY Mr. OAKKY-To extend Flatbush avenue In Brook
lyn also to amend the act relative to He'll Gate pilots
BY Mr.. MnIsPAucH-To amend the act relative "a
Commissioners OF Emigration.
BY Mr.. wnBuR-To suppress gambling hells in the
Metropolitan district
By Mr. BAKER-To incorporate the Soldiers Mes.
senger and Despatch Company.
BY Mr.. WALrNAx-To regulate the manner Of making
arrests for violations Of the Metropolitan Excise law
BY Mr.. O MuRrm-To amend the charter Of the Her
miiage Association
Of the port OF New York.
by Mr.. FREAR-To authorize the construction Of q
railroad In Broadway and other streets New York
Also to alter the map Of New York
By Mr.. HrNspArk-To amend the charter Of the Lone
Island College Hospital.
BY Mr. BrRRows-ro incorporate . Guarantee Com.
pany.
York
RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. MEAD-Calling upon the Canal Commissioner
for report relative 70 letting the for the
tension OF the Chenango Canal Adopted.
By Mr. WAosTAFy-Calling upon the Attorney General
against Joseph Thompson, involving the state bound
ary line Tabled under the rule
Adjourned TO half past seven p. NJ on Monday
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
SHIP PING NEW s.


Arrived.
Steamship Delaware, Rerous Newbern NC. days, with
e With hemp and
S % Il sss q
= 'as sss:
man, fe u owe oysreoarS n and was % lost
yi;s sSS hide: 2 Carlisle Son. ss :sis y
: p:: sR ss l% Sss 81 ssEi
A; s:ss v
Bark eBr guenos Ayres 50 days with
TeS y u Ion 50 - spoke bark cosiirsnss from
sssr sSe %. Ss fss ss ~ rTnsr
Bark voan Esssan Galveston dsys with nr,s cotton ~ 70
teras, with heavy westerly gales
ss;!; .s; '; ss.I e. g.
Si s1s ss:S s.AI a.y with
1s e ss Sss Has had
~s 1. &c IA: fs s
schr mary conns from Jamaica
foreign Ports.
oeREr wcA, FEB Ain port brig candace. Johnson for
Renfes nent d.y % 2 load for Boston.
FEB IS; Golden Sisscs DO SOON John chlysts for Pha
YAssAU Feb ls-Arr bark Gertrude Aher,ou Bath Me-
ton; 18Th bark Edward Ill., Gerard Nyork Sid Sin, barks
Hildcrnrd, NYork; pth, Salamsnder Prusl Boston.
81 JonN NB March Sold schr Abbie, Loring Havana.
America Ports.
BELFAST March ssd schr Hattie. Carter Philadelphia
EXsIf0Rf, March s-Ar schr Lena Hume, Appeby.
SEw BEDFORD. March s-sld sehr. Truman. SYort.
PORTLAND, March s-Arr steamship 81 Patrick Arid,
@hCid bark Hale Hutchinson cardenas; briss Del
Locke Cochran do; Galveston, Merriman Havana
ROCKLAND. Feb 27-Arr schr Cosmos Hall, Baltimore.
sid 27th, schrs Red Jacket Averill NYork March Def.
Knowlton DO; Hudson, Post do ID Leon,lne Prat
raconia, Merrill, vcndovi Gregory, and Hail. Pressy
SAN FRANCISCO. March e-Arr ships Coldstream rcw
York; Aurora. do; brig Percy Edwards, Boston.
WILMINGTON, NC, March e-sid steamship Fairbanks
Hunter Nyork
For other Shipping vs,cs .. ssrenn page
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
ADJOURNMENT OF THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
san FRANc1soo. Marrh q IS

SAY FRANCISCO, March 9, 1857.
despatch from Carson CITY, dated 9Th instant, says
the Nevada Legislature adjourned die midnight.
Before IL adjourned the Lieutenant Governor said that
the Legislature had done credit to themselves the
state No revenue bill had been passed. aud the state
utterly without credit that IT found imposs
bic to borrow hundred dollars for repair OF the
State prison. The closing scenes were disgraceful.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
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dreths Pills than Of AL others put together"
CURE OF INFLAMMAruRY RHEUMAfIsM:
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For years have been subject 10 attacks Of n6am
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four months phy:csns were Of the highest Ispuss-
celebrated remedies but relieved shortened the
attacks which lasted weeks at time In last attack
concluded try famous Pls- lying my
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ankles which pen describe.
The first dose Of six pills effective that In few
hours the pain and swelling sensihy abated and In forty
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The New York herald., 1867-03-10

The military organization influencing the largest eele Of
Engravngs win be Rog1mental STAN
dArd Parties purchasing win please advise the
agents 70 which regiment &c. they desire 70 credit their
formation.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10


Ensravinss the Of $4,000 win be sold. and all
funds received to be deposited with
JAY COOKE CO.'S
First National Bank of Washington, D. G.,
to be held by them for the benen of the Institution
HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAvINas
Orders may be sent to enclosing the money from one
dollar to twenty-five dollars in a registered letter, or BY
post oce order at our risk Those wishing engvnss sent
must enclose stamps cover expenses Largo
amounts should be sent in drafts or by express
PRICE LIST.
For 81 a handsome Engraving and one Certificate
For ~ handsome Engraving of larger class and two Cor
handsome Engraving larger class and three Ger
For 81 handsome Engraving Of larger and four Ger
S. handsome Engraving Of larger class and nvs
For S. handsome Engraving Of larger class and sx esr
$40 splendid American Chrome and ten Certificates
Usriaca,es psne'0 0''"1n o' french onr0m0 ana 'n"
By buying works Of in large quantities enabled
to give parties purchasing from the same kind OF
IN addition. we viii sive certiacae whch eptits. the
holder TO interest in the award Of premiums for sach
dollar invested In the purchase.
Address all orders and communicationsto 70
KENNEDY co..
sss PennsylvaDia avenue, Washington, D. O.
Engravings sold in Now York City BY
FIR PAGE, 90 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The military organization influencing the .rsss. e.,s Of
ns % %
TO which regmen &c, they desre 70 credit their
formation.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
CONFIRNiTON NOTICE.
Qodlcse h Kane
vs.
james 3 Thomas.

10 the Circuit Court for S, Nrys county.
sitting as Court Of Eluity.
No. % y. E.
DY virtue Of authority YES ID ia ms, a
- Clerk of the Circuit C-ur; for Saint Ma.
r, 5 county, by the Code ci Public Gsner.l
Laws of this State, it is ncrrb, ordered
that the report fled BY a Es'Hsyner, Tru..
tee in this case, be ratified and confirmed. M
less cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before
the third Monday of Juno next. provided o
copy of this noticc, t" be publish cd in tho
Saint Uary S Ga2ette, oncc week for three
succe ssive weeks prior 10 the third Monday
Of Nav ueXt
'!he Eepor! states that the property sold
e2i31 p
JNO \ CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test
.INu A CAMALIER, ,Cl'k.
April IL, l667-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

In the Circnit Conrt for St " ry's county
sitting Court of Equity.
Ne 81 y t..
ny virtus Of authority vcstel in ms "a Clerk
= Of tno Circni; Court f'r St :Nry S county,
hv the code of Public G-nera Laws of thi>
state. it is hereby or.c!>I. that the
Report Of K c CombS, Trustee. fled in
this c,n>e, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary lie shown
on or before tho ,hird Monday Of June r-Xt F.;
vrovidcd a copy Of TINS order be inserted in
he - Mary's Gazette ones a week for three
successive weeks rrior to the third .Hon,ay
Of Nav next.
Tn. report states tho land sold for SS75
JNO \ CAMAI.lEH, OK.
Trus coPy-fcs.
JNO \ CAVALIER Crk
April II, lsG1--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
LUMBER!
lLUA1B,8B! :!
Al rRy WILLIS. wM z poroS

E'HE undersigned hereby notify the citizen.
Of s.. Mary's County. that hey keep on
h,n,l at the 5. w. Come of Green and Pratt
Street, Baltimore. It large appointment of
SHINGLES, LAfHS. JOIST, SCANr-
LING, FLCO K y q. CT ULLlN IS
WEATHER BOARDING, sc.
They will sell their Lumb Der at the loves
Baltimore prices, and guarantee /, 10 be equal
III quali1y TO any soll III the city Of Ba!ti-
more.
Parties visiting Baltimore are earnestly in
sIted = gre US u cal. before purchasing else
Where.
S. WILLIS S co.
Aug. 9. leC6-CIn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

msO.rICE IS hereby given that fhe suhscti-
Ia bcr has obtained from he Orphans Court
o. =; Mnrv'a county, IN Maryland. letter oi
administration on the personal eHinir I Mary
Hnmn.tt. late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the SAID de
ceased are hereby warned 10 entnh't the same
with the proper ,ourNes thereof. to the sub
nc crIl,er on or before thes3l day of Oct, 1867,
otherwise they may be excluded hy IA" ii"h'
all be ,eft of the SAID estate. Given under my
hand ,!.,s lelh day of Aprl, lSbI
JNO DENT,
Administrator.
Aoul IA 1867 -tw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given tl,N the subscriber
II has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
S, Mary 5 County, Maryland, letters of admin :
lstraton on the personal estate Of Thomas
Tippett, hate of ST Mays tounty, deceased. All
persons having cla,ms against the said deceased
are hereby wa ned to exhihi, the same with
proper vouchers thereof. 10 the suhcr,her, on or
before the l7lh day of October. 1867. otherwise
they may be excluded by law from all beneht
of the said estate tiiveu under my hand this
4th day of Aprit, 1867.
JOS. ~ KEY.
ADJ. I'M stratoT,
April 4h, ls6'-4w.