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BsApA petition was presented to Coun-
Gil last evening asking that the Jeffer-
son avenue pavement be extended eight
cen hundred feet. Referred to Street
Committee.
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MILITARY COMPANIES.

A-Capt. John B. Lutz, drills Tuesday evening
rzouavesl-Capt j. Madison Drake, drill ev-
cry Thursday evening.
D-Capt. VIM. II. DeFlart drills Friday eve
nings.
E--Capt. James Donnelly. drills Monday even
ings, at the City Armory.
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Me- Mr.. Whelan has introduced a
bill in the House to incorporate the
Railway and Westfeld Railroad Com
pany. The capital stock is fixed at
100000, with liberty to increase to
5000, 900, to be issued in shares of $50.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18

bea~ Chief Keron this morning re-
ceived description of the three Grim
inals named Charles Freeman, Andrew
Palmer and George Renwick, who made
their escape from the state prison at
Trenton, on Tuesday night.
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psa. The stables of Mr.. Thomas Ba.
ker, at Linden, were entered by thieves
last night, and a quantity of double and
single harness stolen. The harness was
the property of Mr.. Augustus Baker,
milk dealer.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18

asA- One of Benjamin's express wa
CONS, while standing in the street, in
New York yesterday, was relieved of a
frkin of butter-the thief making good
his escape. The butter was valued at
twenty dollars. 3iad.}Ji
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18

B@g~ 1t is stated as fact that on st.
Patrick's day every man is anIrishman,
and on the fourth day of July all are
Americans. l.r.-.,-,-
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HeA. A large number of our most re-
spectacle citizens we're in attendance at
the meeting of Council last evening,
eyincing considerable interest in the
proceedings. Perhaps no body in the
country is more ably presided over, or
more dignifed in it's character.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18

:Ssa- Washington Engine Company
No. have decided to give another $50
ciable" at their hall on the first We'd
nesday evening in April.
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aea. The steam engine under the
new First National Bank is to be used,
so our imp of ink says, for elevating
coin into the vault.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18

BeSNThe cheapest and best entertain
ment ever given in the new Library
Hall will be given tomorrow evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18

HGg~ Tableaux of "The Drunkard,
four scenes, at Library Hall, tomorrow
evening. Do not fail to attend.
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TINTED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Eagle Council, No. &c. Meets every Thursday
evening, at Manvel's Hall, First street.
Americas Council, No. 25. Meets every Tues
day evening, at Collet Hall. W. II. Hagesheimer
Secretary.
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Rcsolute Temple of Hcnor No. Is. Meets at
Library Hall, every Monday evening" Ellis r
Mecker w. r.
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Con1ApsED.-rhe Daily Journal
has also eked outfits existence. Its pub
LEGATION quietly ceased on Tuesday.
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AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSe CIATION.
Hanover Lodge No. II A. P. A. meets over the
Poet Office, First ward, on Friday evening"
James d. Paul, W. M. eH 81 70
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seA- The Health Inspector is after
property holders owning sunken lots.
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ELIZABETH MUSICAL UNION

Meets every Monday evening at Court House.
John Paul Morgan, Director James Aikman,
President.
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BasH ANDY, the Exact at Library
Hall, tomorrow evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18

na I am going to Library Hall to
morrow evening. Are you goinge
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Me-. 1.-THE Stage Struck Yankee at
Library Hall, to morrow evening.
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Authorization OF PAPERS OF SoTARIEs
PUBLIc.-The following letter was yester-
day addressed to Vim. R. Bowen, q notary
public at Omaha, Nebraska
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July %, 1900.
SIR: Your letter of the 9th instant, en-
closing newspaper slip purportlng to con-
tain decision of this Department on the
subject of the authorization Of papers to
notaries public, has been received.
In reply to your Inquiry, have To say
that the letter OF this Department, which
was construed to be decision, was not In
tended as such.
on notaries public the same powers as JUS
tices Of tho peace Of any State or Territory
have, to take and certify oaths, afiirmatlons
and Acknowledgements, and the same when
certified under the hand and affixed " seal
OF such notary, shall have the same force
and effect as II taken or made by or before
such Justice or justices Of the peace" But
on any trial for perjury or subornation of
perjury committed in any such oath or AFR
nation taken or made as aforesaid, "the
seal and signature Of the notary shall not be
deemed sufficient In themselves to establish
the official character Of such notary, but the
same shall be shown by other and proper
evidence"
In view, therefore, of the foregoing, 1t
seems, therefore, that no rule can properly
be prescribed for the government Of the sew
eral Offices Of this Department, but that each
head OF an Office shall exercise his own judg-
ment In passing upon the sufhciency OF the
evidence OF tie official character Of notary
public. Very respectfully,
GRO. s. boutwell,,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
WILLIAM II. BowEN, Notary Public, Omaha,
Nshraa aka
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SUPPLIBs FOR THB UNITED STATES NAVY.
OFFICE OF PrRcg..,so AID Prsssuss"l

No. % BROADWAY. N. T.. July 70, 1883 T.
Sealed proposals. to conform In every respect with
the terms and specification. contsined ~ former
ADVERT emsnt. will be reeeiv we'd at this once until
o clock p. m. tho 26th Instant for the following
supplies. TO be Of the best q1slity, and delivered
free Of expense, at the New York nsvJ-yard, to
BURgAU OF EQUIPMENT. AND RECRUITING.
plete and set up in store. with extra set Of bearings
% B TfsiG 81 PSSoSsrRuoTIos AND REPAIR.
4SOO yards FearnouIht, 90 yards Black Broad
ClOth. 10 yards Hair Cloth. y r. 20 inches; lGo
Keys; 800 gross Brass Screws, to II incl, Nos.
eto IL; u gross Black Buttons. and oOO feet Black
Walnut Crotch Vaneert
Bidders are referred to the respective officers In
charge at the hayward for further Information In
dale within " hieh they viii complete deliveries II
awarded to them.
''1' WV ~ 'A' ]. c. ELDRIDGE,
jysi.td PAymAster, U. q. Navy
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D RoPosALs PoR suBsIsTKNCK sToREs.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
6., co. SSs gFsbstt
s..,., ,,ono.,,NNEw Eo5;k; Juas n hss9;
SSa ssS Ss. ss'
ioiiowinE Subsistence Stores, to be delivered In
psiIsds!PhPs ct A. fSIiSw. or,m. me,-vheh to h.
.tStsd-to be AZ least 200 pounds q meat per bar
rel original P.ssISss Prsfs sh.n0,h,v
10 ssSfs; % a's, quality s.t5, s;pRSIHao South.
so pom pd. prime White Beans. to be packed In
10 pcasSs Caroline Rice. In clean. good s,Ou,
.sS pounds roasted and ground Rio Coffee. In
5 SgD q & ss WAR; dyc E:S Ss. sHs "a .. .
90 pounds best quality OF Adsman,inS Candles
so soS Ss SOAP S boaS Si''
Rsr5SI sSAD S Eo F ss ground in
5 poa H Of pug iobsseS; army staadard.
sopounds best quality breakfast Bacon, u bblS
iopoSnds SMOKED Beef. packed In saeE%
l06pounds Java Coffee, 10 sacks
% boIs, ssrdiHss, packed 10 boxes IN ,ox..
Aeans Green Peas, ID. cans, packed in boxes,
cans Tomatoes, 9 ID. cans, packed n boxes
These stores are REQUIRED for Immediate deliy;
sTlcles mass 30 aeivsfsi il BY EMPRESS or ctRsT
wise, free, with the, proposal. aud referred to
must DO attached TO each proposal, "
The sellers name, place Of busineus, and date Of
purchase, as well as tho name Of contents, with
shipping marks 70 be hereafter Designated must
be plainly marked on eseh package ,,,.,,,ou l.,
mail. which must be enclosed ~ az envelope Ad-
dressed 70 the pndersigned' and Endorsed 'Pfopo'
sails for Subsistence Stores, v,prps
jyS.td Bruyet Brig. Cen and A. Q. o. Z.
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THE STATEMENT that tho "corrodlng tooth
OF time" or shines defacing finger" has
damaged the Washington National Monu-
ment ia incorrect. The fact is one of tho
wooden beams connected with the cover Of
tho column having given way, it displaced
two Of the stones on the south side. Every
thing has been fixed, and likely, We are sorry
to say, remain IN adtu quo on the monu,
ment lot for many years to come.
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REMOVAL
Tobacco and Cigars,
400 PER DAY DISCONTINUED.

WIUU ,,,.-,
sale for our "CENTURY' brand OF FINB-CUT
CHEWING TOBACCO, we desire to announce that
pers after this date July its merits being 30 IA.
voraby recog niIed that no longer
necessary, To avoid missppreh ension, however,
We would add that We shall continue TO pack orders
for elegant MEERsCHAuM PIPES In our ..Y ACHT
TOBACCO,
Tho"YACHT CLUB" Is devoid Of Nicotine, and
mended to people Of sedentAIy occupations or ner;;
yous constitutions. The trads are ,Ryi'ed Il send
'iyle'lm New YORK.
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NAVAL oRDHRs.-Assistant Surgeon Jos.
G. Ayres has boon ordered to tho nayy.yard
at Washington. MIdshlpmen F. j. Drake,
J. B. House, A. II. Parsons aud William
Z. Strong have been ordered to this city for
.exar.A.,tion for promotion. Passed Assist
ant Surgeon John W. Coles is detached
from the Lancaster and ordered to the
Ashuelot. Passed Assistant Surgeon Chas.
II. White is detached from the Ashuelot,
and ordered home. Assistant Surgeon R
A wheedon is detached from the navy. yard
at Washington and ordered to the Lancas.
tar.
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THE CORPORATION TAxEs.-The collector
will not be ready to receive the taxes until
the first or middle of September, in conse-
quence of the books not being up, and 1t Ia
probable that tho time when the extra per
cent. will DO charged will be extended.
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Mr.. F. A. OSBORN, who was rendered the
position of supervisor of the district Of Mas
sachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut,
has declined In favor Of Mr.. Barbour. The
Commissioner has not yet disposed OF the
matter,
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Hon. Horace CArRos, Commissioner OF
Agriculture, left here yesterday morning en-
route for Flushing, Now York. Chief Clerk
McLain will act as Commissioner during
Gen. Capron's absence.
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GoyEREsMEST sAtE SR q St9THIsG hEp
STORES.

CONVENIENT SALE OF CLOTHING AND
" EQUIPA6E AND 9gARrERAAsrERs'
DEPUTY oUARrnRnAsIER GEsEfAL's oyslcn.
wi be vi 81 RssSShT s july
snS at %S Hei H. oil as9a @ Gai
ted States army, large lot Of Clothing. Camp and
d,IIisGn ESqipsssi and auar'erma''ef' s'0'e''
81. IS Uniform Jackets Veteran Reserve Corps.
40 yards wor.tsd Goods. new.
OK yards Black Cloth, new.
LOAN yards Green kss,rsey' new
There viii be sold a, tbs same time a large lot Of
tsrs' siorss, Consisting in part OF
400 Wooden Blankets.
B 423 Uniform Coats
657 sack Goats.
LIS Forage Caps
400 Shirts,
50 pairs stoekinIs.
I.os5 pairs Troysars.
ll00 Drain Sacks.
90 sets Harness.
n, $50 feet Galvanized Pipe.
49, 9S Gas Pipe. assorted, d.,
and a variety Of articles. embracing ChoVons.
Drawers. flags, Klapsseks' Camp-ketties, Boits'
Carts, Saddles, Tools, &c.
Terms Cash-psysbls in United States cur
All property purchased must be removed within
Goods will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
| Catalogues will be furnished on AppliesnSn ~
this once, or at the ONCE Of Captain Gil. sehuy-
FL AP Sons, q NGs sSd SS
| street. STEWART VAN yLlET,
Den. U.sA. jy2-td
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PROPOSALS. RoR WOOD AND COAL
OFFICE TRUsTBss PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
WAsHIE0rok, July %. 1850
Sealed proposals will be received at this pfios
gRtlI Tg ks6AY, August 10Th, 1872. fer faTniships
tho Public Schools with WOOD and COAL for the
FIRST DISTRICT.
60 tons White Ash Coal, broken.
6eords Oak Wood, sawed and split;
SECOND DISTRICT
65 tons white Ash Rgg Coal,
ocOTds Oak Wood, sawed aud split,
cords Pine Wood, sawed and split
THIRD DISTRICT
0tOnH White Ash Coal, broken,
cords Oak Wood, sawed AMI split
cords Pine Wood, aAwed aud split,
FOURTH DISTRICT,
70 tons white Ash REg Coal
6eords Oak Wood, sawed and split
To be delivered from time to time during the
school year, at the different school houses, In such
quantities as may be ordered by tho Trustees OF
the respective Districts.
About 30 tons broken Whita Alh will be received
at once at wAllaeh Building, Third district.
Zach proposal to be endorsed Proposals for
Wood ahd Coal, - and to be addressed to the IN.
The right Is reserved to reject any or ali bids II
deemed 70 the Interest OF he GSJp9railHG Y do So
jya.U Chairman Com. supple.
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A uCrIos SALE OF HOSPITAL yuKsIruRE.

"A ASSISTANT MrproIi Rysy.ros,s o.yIes.l
WisHisoros, D. O., July 2, ls9 :,
viii be offered at public auction In this Oily. A.
Juss,Iy Square pspS. ;Esf, re AK ns1 asS
pitai Furniture and Appliances, among which will
os fSs1f IL s..n. ron gd..a.. 500 Deli
BoSi., 90 Leather Ssctst,; So woodsn Bu,h. "a
Knives and FORKS each, 2Lol h!t.su., - deli
Pitehers, I0oo Deli Plates. 0 Deli Tsa P9ts, ~
io,0o0 Tablespoon, 1900 TessPSons, % Ness l,
Cheats so Rubber Cushions, 900 yards outtA-
pereha Cott, r. 900 Gutta -percha Bed covers, and
large variety o. other articles, embraens fusnes:
Cork screws, Clippers, 0ridirons, Lanterns, Scales
and Weights (shop) States and Pencils. Bedside
Tables, slek.ehslr.. Cote, Horse Lieers' cones-
with small exception the above artieles ~
new, Catalogues with full particulars furnished
TERMS ea.h. IL aoyetnmsnt funS: eniy p D per
ehases to be removed within nye day.,
Assistant Medical Purveyor. brevst Col. u D. A.
jyg.dt
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DIED..

NERNAN, On the sd instant, Mr.. AVE NEE.
EAS, the beloved wife Of John Nesnan, In the 18th
year Of her age. May she rest 10 peace
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dsncs, az Y street, bstween Third aud Pour
half streets, South Was hi nston. on SUNDAY EVE.
MING, at 2O'eloek. tEIpressl
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Boarding.

COUNTRY BoARD,-PBRsoNs WISHING
" eouutry board can be accommodated three
miles from Anntpolis by Apriys,e family; House
greatest abundance. Excellent hshinl. salt water
bathing. Luxurious table. Tefms % per week.
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ADMIRAL Horr is expected homo from
Cuba about the second week In August. Ad-
mIral Poor, who Is to succeed him In COM
mand of tho North Atlantic Squadron, will
proceed TO take charge Of tho squadron at
once. Admiral Dahlgren succeeds Poor In
command Of the navy yard hero. Commo-
dore 8. H. Scott will succeed Dahlgrcu as
chief Of tho bureau OF ordnance. Orders
will soon be issued relieving Admiral Rowan
from command Of tho Aslatic Squadron, and
Commodore John Rodgers will be ordered to
succeed him. Admiral Rowan will bring
home tho Piscataqua, his present flagship.
Tho recent arrival In New York OF tho steam
ers Guerrlere and Pawnee leaves only four
vessels in tho South Atlantic Squadron,
namely, the Quinncbaug, Portsmouth, Kan
sas and wasp-two third rates and two
fourth rates.
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" STEAMER.
OFFICE CHIEr QuAkTERNAsrER,l
DEPARrAEsr OF LorisiAEA, I
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 7. 1852
Will be sold at public suction TO the highest bid
der. on SATURDAY, August 1852, A. II clock.
a, IN. the low pressqIe sids;whesl upitsd state.
al The Government wharf. foot Of cailiope street.
The steamer ELLA MORSE is well adapted for
the coast or laxe trade. Is stAuneh fast and per
feet running order. Beam, engine and mach ineIy
in excellent condition. 100 tons measurement. "
feet draught when loaded l2i feet length Of dess.
q feet breadth o. beam " feet depth n hold,
Of eylinderi ha' two masts, one donkey engine.
two quarter boats, two chains, Two Anchorst
two hawsers and all necessary small rigging and
outfit
An Investor OF furniture, etc, to be sold with
the steamer. can be seen at the once Of BIeyet
Lieutenant Colonel y, J. strang, Assistant Quar-.
ternasteI 10 this city, and the steamer can be
examined during the day by parties desiring 70
purchase. .-
viii DO received until date Of sale. apd will be
opened and read at time thereof, and be, con-
sfdered in connection with bids made at the lsAle.
Terms-CAsh In United States treasury notas.
By order Of the ouartermastsi gspsIM United
s Srssst ai Baif Gen. and Deputy a. H. DATED
States army. UiSN
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Stables.

l,OOK's BOARDING. STABLES,
ON RIGHTH STREET,
between D and Y, No. 4dI.
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
large, airy aud comfortable stal les, The pIopIie.
Tor r. we'll known one Of the best in this
DistTiet Owners Of poor horses can have them
attended and well cared for,
GA9RIAdRs, san DO had atall hours for Parties
N ddlpgu, and Funerals. iAS-u
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PEDRICK-vIvIAN- St. Louis, on Thurs
| day, tn. 18th instant. M WV. W. PEDRIcK, for.
m.rly q Chsrls.,owa, Massachusetts. aud late Of
| former place
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PREPARATIONS ron THE EcUNESIcAL
CoUSCu.-Late foreign advices by mail
give the following; "The arrangements OF
tho Ecumenlcal Council begin TO assume
shape. There will be q certain number Of
preliminary councils held, according TO the
Perseverance,, each Of which will be pro-
sided over by a cardinal specially named BY
the Pope as his loeum tsas,ls, and the results
will then DO proclaimed as canonical laws In
the sessions, presided over by tho Pope him
self. There will be about ton Of these SEES
sions, but they arc not to DO 0 clerical par
lament but assemblies, 10 which certain
propositions will be read, and which will
vote upon them by reclamation and without
discussion whatever. The programme, as
at present fixed, gives for the respective ses-
sions the following subjects : LIST, pantheism,
rationalism, naturalism, absolute rational
ISM, lin nine theses; I'd, moderate rationalism,
in seven theses; Sd, indifferentlsm, tolerant
ism, In four theses; 4th, socialism, commun-
ism, secret societies, Bible societies, liberal
clerical societies, In six theses; 9th, errors on
the church and Its rights, In twenty theses;
9th, errors on society aud its relations to the
church, In seventeen theses; 7th, errors on
natural Gnd Christian morals, In ten theses;
Sth, on the Christian marriage, In ten theses;
9th, on the sovereignty Of the Pope Of Rome,
In two theses; 10th, on modern liberalism,
In four theses"
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EourrY COURT Judge Fi,her.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday
r. 7. Mstrieh y.. au.t.yas Dixon, Action
court SONS tins since made decree declaring
thai Dixon vas indebted to Merrick 10 elol.
Thereupon J. NJ. Hanson was summoned to
moneys due Dixon. He responded that he
held Sl33, whereupon Judge DIN made an or.
der directing him 70 pay over 70 r. Ros.
sy e, y: S.s % the 10 the sum Of
was 4 suit to subject real estate to the pay.
ment Of debts. Certain estate OF the defend.
decree and the trustees report Of the sale
was not excepted to, Judge DIN ordered a
ansl eonarmstion Of the sale.
This was an seiion for the settlement OF part.
BY consent OF Bradley and Msttiugly, At.
tornevs 10 the cause, Judge Olin made an order
debts due and owing by the late arm Of Q. d
u, and the said firms debts which have been
collected and paid BY defendant.
THREE DIVORCE CASES.
Rose A. Pierce vs. james A. Pierce. This
was a petition for divorce on the ground OF
sdulterJ In the Sandwich Islands, San Fran
cisco, and watettown,Now York died In May,
fore been reported In this paper, In May last.
The proofs were satisfactory to Judge DIN,
who decreed divorce Of the parties and d.
sa r q ssoc pei 10 dSS S.r
life, and that her right Of dover shall remain
MARY Hsrl!hy -. Timothy Hsrlihy. Ihl,
begun on the 18th Of last December, and some
months since reported 10 this paper. This
| complainant represents that when maiden,
yfd the az ssss wss who hue .o pr0RfIy
her, and refused to contribute to her support
sad that she was in bodily fear from him
Mt; HeIiihy answered, denyias the ohaIsss
which satisfied Judge DIN that the sepsrs
tion should be made, and he accordingly
made decree restoring Mrs. Herlihy to hei
person and property from the demands OF he'
Mary Teresa Rodgers vs.. WIN. r. Rodgers
ton Of q divorces from bed and hoard msds o,
the sth Of January last. The tssti.ony nine,
taken sustained the bill, and yesterday Juds,
rave Mrs' Rodser. ssr maiden name q Mar,
f.Dunn, and the custody Of her child, and pro
hiblted her late husband from Interfering with
As aJP. s,: e a. sU "a. psog''E AL rA. W..
a suit begun on May aist, In 1861, for the sal,
OF real estate. There was much litigation
about the case, the property was nnslly sold
for the hnsi rstiacstion OF the sale 10 thi
case.
IsJuscrios AaAIssr ruE CORPORATION.
B.tlnore onrc hMlom w. n Sp.p t,nn 2,
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company 70
an Injunction to restrain the city authoritie
| Of Washington from 90 extending street as I,
interfere with the grade OF the Baltimore
Ohio railroad upon that street.
| Judge DIN made an order granting the In
junction upon the Ming Of . proper bond.
Caroline smith ct al. vs.. ID. u. shoemaker
This case, under the name OF smith vs., Pau
ct al, has been In the Circuit Court some time
and often reported in these columns. IL 10
suit In relation to the title OF certain res
estate on Stoddard street, In Georgetown.
After hearing Of an application for inJun'
ton, Judge DIN made decree eojoining tn
defendant from Interfering with the plaif
tih's possession Of the premises ID oontr'
versy.
| Adjourned,
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Summer Resorts.
EAUQUIER WHITE sU IL p IL U n
SPRINGS.
These populsr Springs opened on the

These popul, Springs opened on the
2Oth Of June.
The water, are unsurpassed asan slterstiyo snd d
nervous affections peculiar to ladies', Their tonic
effects have secured the eommendstiops Of physi-
d ali q The yirsinis Spring, q Washington and
reached By the Orange and Alexandria railroad to
the town Of wausuton aud thence ~ carriages.
over aooa Toad. ~ m,ies 70 we ~, day
Children and servants according to aecommoda
lions. Cotilion music under the direction Of Pref
Naval Academy, CoRSBLiUs BoYLB,M. D.,