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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY Of THE AMERICAN BIsls UNION.

The nineteenth anniversary OF the American Bible
Union was yesterday celebrated In the Mariners
Temple, the President, T. M. Armitage, d. D., occu-
plying during the proceedings the chair.
There was a pretty full attendance OF members.
The proceedings we're opened by prayer, after which
the regular business OF the society was commenced
The annual report OF the Board was read by the
Rev. W. n. wyckon, LII. u. The report says that
tho work upon the Old Testament ~ steadily pro-
crossing The Book OF Proverbs, the publication OF
which was suspended on account OF the war after
more than seven-eghths OF II had been stereotyped
will soon be completed and issued from the press
The total receipts slightly exceed In amount those Of
In the States OF Massachusetts and Conuecticut
$4,000 was subscribed towards the society IN single
year. Accounts from California and oregon are most
gratifying
since the last meeting OF the Union two OF the or
ncers have spent several months I'm extended
course OF travel. Wherever they went II was mani
fest that the friends OF the Bible Union were jealous
and liberal IN ~ support jus' IN proportion 10 ts
mcnt
Ia the Treasurer's report the following among
other items OF expense during the past year, are
noted
For the publication and distribution OF the English
Scriptures k23 100; Chinese scriptures $500 agents
salaries and expenses f5,ii6: purchase OF Bble
House, t5lO6: grants and donations TO freedmen
$500; internal revenue taxes, $l4A Inc totai eA-
penscs during the year were S60lTI; the total re
K motion that the report be adopted was put 10
the meeting and carried. Several addresses were
delivered by gentlemen present commendatory 2.
the revised edition, and expressing the assurance
that In the course OF very short Time " was vo a,
TO supersede the old translation, which wash Ees.
many places exceedingly obscure ana Ambiguous :"
Mr.. Yeaman. who spoke said that the Baptist
Union organization was destined 70 DC u,o h'e"'
educator OF the public conscience IN 'ns cou"'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Active W. Union.

Active W. Union.
The small number Of the lovers Of base bali who
attended the game between the Actives and Unions
yesterday ct the Captolne grounds were treated to
an exhibition which was beyond doubt the hand
soonest Of the season. Both parties on hand In
due tme and going into the contest In good earnest
and with genuine good nature made 1t short and ex-
ceedinely sharp. On the Union side there were but
five misplays and on the Active side but six. The
batting not very heavy az the pitching by both
Pabor and Walker was good and steady. There was
not much anxious excitement shown during the
game until the last innings, when the Actves went
first striker was captured in foul ny BY Wright,
who had previously changed on with Birdsan Il.
Kelley got to first base by good hit then wander ,
lightly and Wright npped 1t tightly on the bound.
Redmond, w. Kelley and Haines all got their bases
on their hits and II. Kelley aud Redmond succeeded
In scoring, thus making the game Q tie, with two
men the bases Collins had been injured by being
run into ana mac naa nen Ee n
his place. Everything depended on Lyons makiI
good hit and OF course the players and in fact an
present were ION the anxious seat" But the weight
OF the responsibility hung heavily on the bat that
it was drawn below the ball three times tnat Lyons
ended the game for the Actives. The struggle now
for the Actves was to dispose OF the Unions with
blank, while the latter went IN 70 mt 9arI anu wln.
that the Union blue had appeared by degrees on tnt
heads or some OF the Union nine, and whe
a Union mans head looks blue II II ~ signn
sind Il go.D Az remarked, the fight now was
bring on o tenth innings. Reynolds, the mr.
striker popped the ball up first base, and Hen
Kelley took care OF it. 'sThere goes one for 1t"
remarked by many. Goldie took the bat and 80 81 g
field and got around to third base. "Keep sin
THEREBY The Actives tried well TO do It. Au ,tiI
nrst base by just about the one hundredtn var
Of q minute, and GOldie got home on good hit b.
Marrn thus securing the victory. Pabor was hette.
out nicely by T. Kelley 70 first pase, and Wright FOL
lowed with ''stormer to right field, which woul'
have sent Austin and Martin home and have glveI
Wright three or four bases had Rogers not gauges
it well and held 1t firmly when 1t came to hun, thu
l ending the game. IL would undoubtedly be invld
Gus to partculartze the general pay OF any OF Tn
few slight exceptions That was TO he done In goo'
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A SUPPOSED CASE Of POISONING.
Arrest Of n Husband ON Suspicion Of Bringing
About the Death Of EIls Wift-An Investiga-
tlou Ordered.

Arrest OF Husband ON Suspicion Of Bringing
About the Death Of IIIs Wift-An Investiga-
tion Ordered.
A Prussian, named ochsenforth, who keeps dis
reputable house at No. 80 East Houston street, took
his wife, Anna, to the st. Francis Hospital in Fifth
street. few days ago. In very feeble state or
health, and placed her under the care OF Dr. Weber,
the physician In charge. He administered such
medicines as In hts opinion the case de-
manded, but they seemed to have little or no
effect, and the patient grew worse until
Monday, when death ensued. certificate
setting forth that tenanic commissions the
OF DEATH being procured by the husband OF deceased
was presented to the Board OF Health, and some
suspicious OF irreguiarity having been excited
burial permit was denied and the matter turned
over to Coroner Flynn for investigation. The body
OF Mrs Ochsenforth was accordingly removed to the
Morgue, when postmortem examination was SUBJ
sequenty made. The presence OF poison In the system
could not be decided to certainty, and the stomach
and contents, with other internal organs, were
taken In charge for analysis. BY order OF Deputy
Coroner Knox koundsman Ruscher, OF the Twenty
eighth precinct, last night arrested 0chsenor the
husband Of deceased, suspicion OF having caused
her death. The prisoner, who IL native OF Prussia,
Is thirty-four years OF age. he betrays much fear
and seems greatly excited over the matter, his
statement relative to the sickness and death OF his
wife being contradictory. Ochsenforth says that
five or six years ago he married his wife out OF a
disreputabe house, and that they have not lived
hap plly together
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

wheat In active demand Tor specuauon and snip
made q 6Y;Ss
"a. 81 Mr.. y? sS;:
ss :: and 81 y.s
$;:ss % s:s: s.s ss:ss:s a.
and S for Ds s a o os: .ss
pS,hs: western e s7sf Ss and a n sprs
I'll S. Barley quist 1900 bushels sold on
private or barley there were saes, and prices
FREIGmrs were more active hui grain were mate.
.:z Ss sssasssa': dsp9sR p,
u 90 .d s bales cotton a I'd aud sd s. ,Srcsfoarh
t. Asw 1. 9' "a II n. per
S%:s,s:s re, Win Log ~: :sf: is.g.,ss rom
20 London g. and .pseia,ion vessel With lao guar.
20 s a.t n Da c'a o sd 5s 2.
,a con 10 S.:, d.%.sst we're :oi By
HrIr Manila duh but steady Al sc, gold Ju,.
Hors w.rs mod.r.,. demand and steady al 1885, &C.
for for sS0 srcs to n. rr s as new ers Su INFERIOR &C. %
mars Va, su. s bit SS , -i.
changed ssls. 50 bids. Cab. cIay-a ai 90.
III price: 'i ..s: sss.
Ro,n va. %odsr,s, ssv, inquiry being sSi-sy
low ae.r s.s sFsss, Tss: ors sssy sss' S ss
sg 10 10 - S. 800 80. Al % % d; 90. !s,
No 80 w, re qlolss--Suafnsi. ~ W w. NO.
"a 20 ~ 90 No ~ - So pale 81 rs s. 10 extra
~ ee
6iL.; Li.,.ea vs.. qg,si olasic.in e"k. and bar.
as oans The Ssrte, ,or pork va,
tossbly active aud prices steady closing
VS. IS for new The sales wsrs sssa bbs 9. S2s "
Ss rs for sa tt 80 for prime and extra prime
SD s1s ss sg for prime nsss Live hogs quiet spi
nc lover, selling at sic g1c for common prime. Beef
sssnusd g rule iY snd hsay sales 100 bb IN lots, .,
fierce beef was sul and prices were nominal Beef
CROUCH, SIS GA, meats were s,lli quiet but more
III Scs tsc., city picked hams Isc. lc smok ed do
Ace 92c. and bsgsei do s 1sc Sales packages IA
still OF sals but prices sales
1850 for shsr clear sud lstc Tor short rib old
Cumberland remsinsf duh aud nominal at i4soc The
market lard duh spd prices favored The buysr
Tor No. TO prime steam and lsSc for ket.l. rendered.
le4c i6c. or crude IN bbs 500 bbs sold At 2sc.
moderate csmand ID. sales being ses bbs standard white
3Qoc 500 hb do. for the last half October at ggc
and foo TO- fpr the FIRST half DO private terms II
Philadelphia The srke quiet, but prices were without
change OF monent Sales 900 bbs standard white for
October At 3ic 500 10 for November at &c. 1900 do.
for December AZ 5sc.
EIcs.-Cnoilns was sa but steady. Sale. 10 tlcrccs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER sasTRPLE SHEET

Clymer 81 aooa Of wythe AZ, r. Sso S
Court and Huntington ats, cor, Il 6xso ~
Grand 81 = 6ss Il OF Id st, 2ox70 $50
Henry at 10 Of Ssckett st. 2oxs2 ....-issss
KoseiSsLo 3: US v Of So:s s,ao AZ 90
Hilary q, l2s Of Adams a. % 7rloo 80 80
Van Buren, !. SO = Of Nosirand sv slioo 800
Walton q, $50 Of Harrison AZ 25sloo .S oSS
south Sd Il 4 is n OF 81 g. Sbx5 $3.50
sth st. l. aisS Il Of 9th Az 3s5x0O.. soo
Atlantic A. s s. r. 20 Of q o.ford g. silasiIsicls ai0
cisssOn AZ. vi: iii ~ Or Myrtle av
oissson AZ wi. IS i; Of wycioG 81. iiiiOsaililSl
psKsS .v, 80 II Of Reed av ai.ioo
ssel sv > 800 Il q Ridgewood asxioo. 40
s gHi sV ,v g o e s che. 4. 4: sl ss.i $50
Lots 2ox2sl, Robbins map, Flatbush So0
Lo s ~ so ssI sew Wys TaR map 1905
LEASE RKCoRDED BROOKLYN.
Grand ct, ss lot between EVEN and Leonard su' exo
'' r r.. s IN auI.ss oousryJAaAloA. -.
Madison st. lots 1885, 1885, 1877 adjoining stansys.' wv
Lot a. r.yns.r. map, I ss; .ss ;o;av 500
Lot 49, map srsttonpor 6OzlUO. Ao
LO.A, rs map Of 100 lou. Laurel nm ss1iOo.... so
acres, adjoining Dorothea Manes- wv
Main sna sssossp :ssEs uo Is
Gross road, Stanford properly, Iasrss..."... 800
Arch st. W 3 50 n from New st, 25xsl. AGO.
Church st, Mills property a0xloo a sS
orchard SaG a. Is X Of Pennington g. tiss
South st So Of Railroad Az, toxloo S7's
Burnside st. = 500 OF Washington ct, lo0xlSo. s26
Wallace 81, 66 II from Park 81 2oxluO o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

State street, IL Ia said s to be the future Broad
way OF Chicago and capitalists are buying property
upon 1t with that view. One man owns mile Of
frontage. 1t is 10 be ninety feet wide It's entire
length. s
lot twenty feet front and twenty feet in depth,
on which is erected substantial building, on the
south OF Madison, near Main street, Madison Tenn
recently sold at auction for $22, 100 Major John H.
Bills was the purchaser.
and macadamze the old Boston post road have re-
ceived the report from the engineers In charge ofthe
work and viii probably very soon advertise Tor pro-
Philip Dater OF East MorrIsania has sold HIS stone
mansion and pleasure grounds, comprising twenty
jestic shade trees shrubbery and choice flowers, to
Edward Willis for $4,000.
New Jersey paper says:-I1and lying along The
sold few years since at prices ranging from twenty
TO sixty dollars per acre, is worth to-day $500 per
Mr. s. ~ Pike has disposed OF the lot on the north.
east corner OF sycamore and Yeatman streets, Gin
cinnati. 5Sxl63 IL feet TO Mills, Johnson Co. Tor
Seven fine blocks OF Mansard roof dwelling houses
are now In course OF completion In New Haven.
Great activity prevails In the real estate market In
Chicago. Sales or Suburban lots are held by auc
toneers In the evening. "South side' property "
commented by local Journals as s, safe Investment
The following late sales OF real estate NJ Richmond
Va, show the progress OF material recontruction:
Brick tenement OF Broad st. between 9th and 10th
for $780, cash. Small brick OF Marshal at
bstween Gmer and gibbon SIS, $685. Two euemerts "a
s Ie on sS % % na ss's
per foot, $500. Four framed tenements bloody Run
Fl700 1917 land Charlottesville plank road miles
from the city, with plain Inprovsments sitr Farm o. s3
with good half nilo from Ashland, IN
Hanover county 5000 Brick dwelling 2Tth 81 between
Clay aud Leigh s Hxs00 n sec0 Lot 9Th NAVY HIl,
slxi2t IT, at 90 per foot 32ts Framed house Main It,
tween eth and 9Th s,s VI $50 Iargs brick tenement
sSs Hs5y .n 90 'sis ns Monroe 81
los r. $685.. Glen Ellen with handsoms improvements and
No OF land, miles OF the city $1,000
Brick tenemsnt with -four small frame teremeals rear
n cor OF Broad and 9th Sta 27slss II, sij,Sss 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
mustered by Major Wentworth, with the following


The company and regimental muster rolls were
tenant II. Gano Dunn the eficient Adjutant Of the
regiment.
The last companies mustered were marched on
the ground shortly before fve O'Clock ana the
crowd which had gathered to witness the parade
took Its departure.
The Thirteenth regiment National Guard Colonel
Jourdan win appear In the new full dress UNIFORM
ana assemble for parade al the City Armory lbrook-
lynl to-day at three O'Clock.
The Ninth regiment, National Guard, VIII De re-
viewed and inspected to-day at T0mpkins square,
Line VIII be formed 1t half-past one O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

within range OF $40 eke the latter N ousde price,
kangoon quiet at sc. exc.
suaAa-Ths market Tor raw vas quiet 81. arm Al yester
Sales eg hhds II l2e for Porto Rico Nc lssc for Cub.
isle sLc for bsrd sonun"sa S,,s ana is &c
ala &C. for yel0wa
sEKpe-caicuts hnsssd was dull and nominal - about
" 22t, gold. Grass We're dull and unchanged In value
TALLow wssn Pair demand and sales were enectea OF
WHIsKrY.-gsceips SIS bbls The market quiet and
prices were Eomnal 1t 81 50 . 81 20, Free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
Base Ball Notes.

The TriMounfans, OF Boston, defeated the 81. Law
renee Club yesterday in the tournament at Malone,
N. Y, with score Of 20 to H.
The Empires should endeavor to be on hand to-
day for general rally. s
The Independents play the Mohawks to-day at the
Canttoiino
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

CoFFRR.-The market for Rio dull and unchanged.
We heard Of sales. Other kinds were also dull and I'M
changed.
bushels wheat 300 do. 90 M do oats 40 do malt
passsby active demand, n part for export and prices
generally though not quotably higher California -four
WAS quiet but prices were steady The sales about
1880 bills Southern flour good demand and
full prices for all kinds About 1870 bbs dis
posed Of Rye -four quiet at about former prices Sales
fqO Corn meal moderately active and steady the
sale. being $50 bill. at $6 for Brandywine and S5 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
IRE Of the game ia a. follows:-

Bases on nits-H. Kelley Redmond 8. w: Kelley !.
Hanes B Collins !, Rogers times, bases; Kelley ],
Walker Total Is times IL bases. Goidie times, bases
Austin Martin Wright Birdsal time bases Walker
], Reynolds total IA times, IL bases. - -
Foul bound caches-w. Kelley Z, Wright 2, Birdsa ],
WAker1. #F me@ $3.50
Out fous-Actves7 2, Unions 8.
Struck out--Lyons (for Coins)l I.
Umpire-Mr Emendorf, OF the Excelsior Club.
Scorers--Nessra. Hebbard and Lnah.
Time Of game-One hour and hfty-1ve minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

and at the close bankers bills on England at sixty
days were quoted at 1851 1885, at three days, losH
q loe7i; commercial bills. 1851 1osh. Bankes'
bills on Paris at sixty DAYS, $50 6.lsx.
comparison OF the last two statements OF the
public debt shows that the following changes were
made In the vasious securities during the month OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following 10 q statement Of the marine trans
fers at this port from the I'd to the 9th INST In
Clusve:-
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comparison OF the last two statements Of the
public debt shows that the following changes were
made In the vasous securities during the month Of
SeptembeB;-l- s,aa,, r.. -...-.-- -
DEBT BHARING COIN INTEREST.
Five per cent bonds. ................ NO chanRe
Six per cent bonds, 1881. ........... No change
Siz per cent 1ve-twenty bonds mo-. $500. ooo
DEBT BEARING cuRRENoY INTEREST. :.
Three year compound interest notes. Dec. $685. 4S0
Certificates ct three per cent. .lnc.. a02O,oV;
Navy pension fund at three per cent. No change
NAr1a.n DEBT NOT raEsEsrIp FOR pAYHSNS.
Three year seven per cent notes due
August Is, 1867, June 10 and July 10,
Compound interest notes matared
June 10, July Is. August 49, October
10 and December To- 1857, and May
Is. August 4, September I and 10,
$685.. Inc. l,2Ss5s0
Bonds, Texas indemnity. No change
Treasury notes, acts July IL, 1857,
Bonds, April Is, isia, January Is,
ls4I, aud March 81, 1S4s. Dec. 29o,56O
Treasury notes, March g. 1885, ..Dec. II, o00 600
Certificates Of Indebtedness. No change
2otM .,.s.ss....sb....... .Dec.. SzZ4,e1V
60 DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
United States notes. No change
Fractional currency INC. 81 lSl, SsS
Gold certificates OF deposits. Dec. 4o26, 220
TOTAL. .Dec.. $3'SV,oza
Six per cent lawful money bonds is-
sued to Pacific Railway Companies. Inc. - 800 600
AOtoi
Amount of coin In Treasury Inc. 4,32o, e46
Amount OF currency In Treasury Dec. 1160'oso
Total IN treasury. Inc. I,olo'ooS
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub Treasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been - fol-
lows c-ssS FL
custom House. --Sub- TedsurV.--
~ Receipts Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Oct g.. $35S,7l8 $l5624 62 429l9,660 $93, 900
Oct. e.. 556,9o0 2194,161 1,699,604 a. l9s, 661
Oct. 7.... $4,000 I,960,l22 1,192,804 s4,Sd6,S76
The exports exclusive Of specie) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending October Q
and since the commencement OF the year compare "a
follows with those Of 1865 and 1se7:-
1855. 1857. 1858.
For the week.. $3.50 Isl 42S72 o57 $3,072, sos
Prev. reported las, 7S3 1896 500 $50
Since JAM L. tl4s ass, os4 sls0 776 100 s12o oAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

WEDNESDAY, Oct Tsp. ~
CoTroN-Rsceipts. l,2so balcs There only mode
business to-day and The market
settled and prices declined fully 10. per h. cosing with
s downward tendency The sales 1870 bales includ
ing lllO spinning $50 speculation We quote
Ut4onds ard Mobile and NJ o. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08
saIes Of Real Estate Yesterday.

NEW YORK PROPERTY, BY A. JouKsEAy
Lot, Nlxl00 Of Thomas ST. lou n W Of Church Ct,
y With this building shssscss known - No ~ 9i1oU OF
years. at the option the purchaser paid OF In In
stAlmenn OF xo,uO eacn. Sioo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-08

nee JAM l.. tl4s ,0s4 sia0, IT'S leo sl2o o04O4s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

In nc IIrt ult IOuTt TOT II NIiTF COUNTY, ,
sitting As Court of Equity.
No 16S y T.,
nRDERED this End day Of Nov. 1868.
u t'nt the sale nad4 and reported by Il
& Combs and Jae 5 Downs, trustees, filed
in lhls cautc, be ratified and contained,
uults, cause to tie contrary he shown on
or before the first Monday of December
next provided copy of this order be in
serted IN the Saint Marys Beacon. once 4
week for three successive weeks prior to
the sad first Monday of december.
The Report states the tract Of land called
the Potomac Farm, containing 80 acres,
more or less, sold for S025.
JNO y CAVALIER, elk.
True copy-Icst:
JNO \ CAVALIER, Crk.
Nov 5. 18GS-3w-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

TNHE truly great Remedy efhe ags' II needs No
Il further recommendation than TRIAL 0:
lis virtue Its action is both general and spccl :
ic, completely renovating the Systemi hence ITS
immense value in curing Scrotula All Skin
diseases; Dyspepsia; Debility; rheumatism hron-
chits; Entcrtis Suppression; Jasndice; Ague,
Diseased Bones &c. and nearly every curdt!'
form of disease For obvious reasons, no WHO'S
sale agencies are established. AL orders mus;
he enclosed to the Proprietor, DR.. II. Rogers.
No. 81 Chew ST., Baltimore Md, and then the
genuine article will certainly be furnished Most
liberal terms allowed to Druggists and Deal
ers.
retail. Price 81 90 per. bottle, with full di-
rections Sent free to any address on receipt of
price Wholesale Price $500 per. dozen also
sent free.
Sept, 10, ls65-sm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
READY MADE CLOTHING

hE ~ i" INV - Wv INV
ever offered to the citizens of St. Mary S
county, which they will sell for cash at
Baltimore prices.
The attention of the Public is particu
larly directed to our splendid stock of
REiDY WIDE CLOTiIING, the lar
gest and best in Southern Maryland. All
our clothing is made of the best materials
and in the most fashionable styles, and
will be sold lower for cash than they can
be bought for elsewhere. The public are
respectfully requested TO give us call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
VILE & FORD.
Oct q. 1s6S-2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
JamesC Milburn
VS.
James 4 King.

In the Circuit Court tor ST Nary's County.
sitting as Court of Equity.
- No ZION E.
ORDERED, this 2nd day of Nov, 1858,
~ that the sale made and reported by R
C Combs and Jas Downs, Trustees. filed in
this cause. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before the
first Monday of Dec, next; provided a
copy Of this order be publishedin the st Ma
RVS Beacon once week for three successive
weeks prior to the said first Monday of Dec.
The report states that the lana sold for
S275.
JNOA CAVALIER, CIk.
True copy-Tcst:
JNO A CAMALlER, C!k.
Nov 5, lsGS-Sw,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF ST.
MARY'S COUNTY.
Nov 10th, 1868.

nRDERED, That the sale of the Real
Estate of Ignatius Hayden, deceas-
ed, made by Jno f Magill, Administra-
tor, of said deceased, ard this day report
I'd to this Court by said Administrator, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to the contrary, on or before the
10th day of January, 1S6s-Provided, a
copy of this order be inserted I6>some
newspaper published in St. Mary's coun-
ty. at least once a week, for three success
sivc weeks, before the 10th day of De-
ccmber next
The report states the amount of sales
to be $50.
JAS. YATES, A
TO SPENCER, y J.
Nov u, 1S6S-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
N Bl\kRTPTCY.
In the matter of J In the District Court
Bankrupt. Maryland District.

In Bankruptcy, October, 18th, 1868.
AhRDERED, that the sale made and
" reported by Joseph II Key, Assig-
nee Of the effects of the said Robert NJ
Shanks, Bankrupt, be ratified and confirm
ed. unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th day of November
next. provided copy of this order be
published in the St Nary's Beacon and
the Baltimore Gazette one week IN each
of three successive weeks before the said
10Th day of November next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $500 and subject to all liens and
incumberanccs.
WILLIAM T GILES.
True copy-Test:
JAMES " CHEW,
Clerk District Court
for said District.
Oct p, lS6S-td.