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Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
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10 N EDWARDS. having qualified as an.
Laws OF the United States. sives no,;cs 49, he
will attend 20 the sale Of all real or uerse,a
property ;ha; mar be oEsrea at pubic sucr;on
10 81 Narg'< co-aiy. AGAsss. Rseawxr,ts
Gosa' Ms, @. $, Nays coanty, M.
saGs 3, ls52-u
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
PARK HALL.
c0aiaining
27G acres,

more or less,
IA improved by n small hut new and COM
fcrtahlc Dwelling. fine Tobscco Barn.
and cthcr rsus' GU buildings has fer
tile soil. we'll adapted to the growth ofall
the staple crops Of the State is we'll
wooded conveni n'ly located within n
n:;lc oi the -. Mary's River, which
.boupds IN fish and oysters and forms,
altogether. one of The mos. valuable and
desirable farm- in tie county.
oHe tract. lying on the Chesapeake
kay, called
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
I ES1lMONY
Cure OF Grarsl Of Fire Years Standing
-.Stons Passed and 10 Lc Seen.


SAvASSAH. Tenn, May IA, 1869.
I)R. II. Z. lIELNBoLp:
Dear Sir-We introduced your "Flnid
Extract Buchu' in this country about eight
months ago. and are happy t, state that 1t
Is meeting with universal favor We wish
to inform ,oI Of one Instance (am,ng many)
where Your "Buchu" has worked wonders
A man in our county named J. d. Ostei
had te,u suffering about FIVE years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought OF
US one bottle of v"ur "Buchu." and before
he was through with one bottle he passed
grave, that weighs EIGHT GRAINS. which
we now have on exhibition in our drug
store. He says that he will never be with
cut the "Brchu" in his house again. Your
preparations are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully. yours, &c
T., Cl.ES y HINkEL, Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
COMPLET F. MA n u T. s
MANUFACTURED ny HFNRr BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
SaPcr- Phosphate OF Lime, Am
MsOnta and Potash.

WARRANTED FREE FROM ApULTERArIoN.
Packed in Bags of 200 lbs. each,
Has raised cood rrons of Wheat Corn. Oats
Potatoes. Grass. Cotton. Toha,c and Eese.
tables Of all kinds. Farmers ,rouid do ,Je,l
tp inquire Of The nearest dealer in fertilizers s
to the results obtained from the use IF Cm =
plete Manure. The growing crops Of Wheat,
at this time. freely attest its virtues.
RECOMMENDED by
Booth 4 Garrett. Chemists, Philaia.
Williams & Moss, Chemists, Ph,laia.
c Elton Buck. Chemist. New York.
And hv all wLo have used il up 10 this time
We have numerous testimonials to the ef-
feet that it is an invaluable Fertizer. and ire
recommend highly as a top dresser 90
Uhsatand Grass.
DIXON, SHAHPLESS & co.
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Warvcs.
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale BY WM REYNOLDS
80 South Street,
BALTIMORE, ND,
or JOHN CROOKSHANKS.
ST INiGOEs ND
April ., lS6s-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11

NNuE above well known House has r..
j Gently been opened by e. 7. Barnard,
formerly vi tuc American Hotel. Washing
ton, y. G.. all has capacity t. acrommo.
date over hundred people with lodging,
and has ,apaciouS and nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected with the
House also i< Il ladies' dining room. The
strctcSt ,rdrr is maintained and acc1mtnU-
dating scrv ants always At call The House
is open at al h.urs. The advantage OF /:
Hotel upon the plan OF the Sherwood House
is. that the gsest can Accommodate the price
OF his living to his own wishes. paying Only
Tor what he gets. The Sherwood House hls
recently been newly furnished and refi,tet;,
and. being in central aud business part oi
the civ. offers unusual inducements 10 tra.
vcllers. A fair trial l., asked, ard patronage
from S;. Mar.'s county solicited.
L Z BARNARD,
Agent.
SIT. I:.ls,1 II.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
De 81 \ c. -

T'.-'ssr 20 Hg-rr Foa S,ly ~ 81. pK.s.
Gl>rs. Send ter Circular.
ss~~saaa 81. ooo iiBVA9D ~ 80
For arv case ~ B1si B'er;,ay - R-ss-.
J. LIS thti H., HlNG' Pile Errl,,,l, c,l> 10
cure. !; ha- cared cl>cs a. - eAxs NNrItuy
TT, il. an! .rI ri .! the II ~ t-r lhl.-culr !is-
cts iIrSL y tseir 10. Sold ty ali pr--.is,s.
- - L. r. BINGHAM Il CO.
tR,r-is's T~i g~a,.-i- =,
Fnirtil~ IT,, bIgiis ~. NJ
Auril ~ l>Iu-iy
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11

is Pharmaceutical Preparation. The pro-
per name is given. aud it IS the mcst active
which caD be made; it is endorsed as a
cure by all neiicl' works. for such diseases
as recommended by the Proprietor. I, is
pleasant in is taste and o Tor. free fri IN all
injurious properties. and is taken by Adults
and Children. II is Tonic. Diuretic, Blood
Purifying and lsvigorating. Euteeslei and
delicate constitutions OF both sexes will find
it far more rengihsning than any Of the
Preparations OF Bark or iron.
Sec Medical Properties contained in DIS
pehsa:orv Of :hc United States, Of which
the following Is correct copy:
BUCllU.-lts oior is strong, diffusive
and somewhat aromatic its taste 10 bitter
ish. and analogous to tha. OF mint. IL in
given chiefly in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs. snch rs Gravel. Chronic Catarrh Of
the Bladder. morbid irritation Of the Blad-
der and Ureiha. seases Of the PROSTATE
Gil nd. and Retention or the incontinence
Of Urine, from loss OF tone in the parts
concerned in ITS evacuation. To has also
been recommended in Dyspepsia. Chronic
rheumatism, Cu:aneous Affections. and
DroPsy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
II. L. HELMBOLD.

z Drag and Chemical Warehouse,
s94 Broai,ruy, Nssc Fork. =
ksr None are senuins unless doce up !,
s,scl-ensravel wrapper. with fsc-s'nire RI
my Chemical Warehouse, and signed q
T NELXBOLp. Is :
May IL, ls.o-ly. Z
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
TURKEY NECK,
containing
22j acres,

mCrc or less
THIS farm has urcn it all ,hc ncccsSa-
" buildings IL highly susceptible finn
rrov'm"n'. aud produces fine crops Of
Corn, What aud Tobacco.
All ol J mes l.. B>coc's interest in
smother Il. ct, called
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
HELMBOLD'S.

Take no other. Solo by Druggists and
Dealers eNerywhcre. Price 81 25 per bot
tie, or six bO:tles Tor So 80. Delivered to
any address. Describe symptoms In all
AdGress
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11

Care e. W'd'er and Kidney Afcciion
IF LoHg NnndiHg-.Stone Passed
ard TO tc s. en.
WEsTroEr. Conn. September 5, 1859.
II. /. HELMRoIp, Esq:
Dear Sir-lrcmmcnced taking your .'Ex-
tract Of Buchu' about two weeks since for
an al rti"r OF the Grave. bla,!de, and kid
neys. | har" Suffered by spells. very much,
for few days past. But yesterday reei
came through the effect of your "Buchu.' y
y stone passed from my bladder about the
siz. OF a LARGE PEA, and Low feel perfect
ly well and entirely free from the pain that
have suffered with $50 hard | attribute
my cure to your medicine entirely, aud
w9uli recommend all persons similarly al
fcctcl 10 try it. have great faith in Its
curative powers.
Yours. truly.
THOMAS J. BENNETT.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
llnited 5tates 6otel,
329, 33l, & 333 Penn Avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
NJ. III. BEAN. Proprietor.
Rates Reduced to So so a Day.

Two keep pace with the times, and meet
Il the wishes of the travelling public, the
Proprietor has decided To reduce the price of
beari and ruom - $3.50 per day, and. not
withstandins the low price CHARGED, he in.
tends that tne House shall maintain the same
reputation for comfort and n.atness, and a
go,d table. as heretofore.
By" This Eotel IL within five mirutes'
walk Of the Capital and principal Railroad
Depots, and convenient to the Government
Departments and Offices.
Street Cars to al parts Of the City and
Georgetown pass this house every five min.
u:e>.
Jan. 20. 1870 Il
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
Weems' Transportation in e
OF
STEAMERS.
Summer arrangement.

an and after WEDNESDAY. June 18th.
1870. uuC @! II" Steamers Will '"iyc Bal
tmore from their wharf. Per No. g.
~ Ii.h, street, foa; Of Conway street, re-
c,.ivirg passengers and hi--'E" oily, every
Wedrcs lay ard Friday nigh, A, 10 o'clock,
for Pa,uNrut Eiver direct, proceeding as lar
up as HllL'S Landing.
Returning, WI! leave Hills Landing eve
nv FRIDAY morning for Benedict, AMI leave
Beuedic; every saturday Nor ing at i o'clock
for baltimore; leave Noting lam every Mon
day morning at O'Clock FIR Halnoore il
rect: both Steamers calling at all the Land
ings on the River. ing aul returning. for
Freight and Passengers, and at Plum Point
every Saturday and Monday. Tor Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday morrin.
at 4 o'clock Tor Patuxcut River, via ficm
PoiLt. proceeding as far up a. Benedict.
Returning, leave BCnc,!Ict every WcdneS-
day morning at o OK for Baltimore, cal
ling al Plum Point coing and re'urning.
Leave Baltimore for Plum Point every Fri.
day.
Frci:'t received on Wednesdays and Fri.
days, up to . O'Clock. ~ No. | Toba~c,
Warehouse Wharf f,r all landings on the
River aal on NoUiiy>, a: same W.lrf. ior
plrm Point AMI all LaLGla.S On tie Hive
below Benedict.
flclahi received 'ot Far Haven daily a
Pier NJ :, Light street, foot Of Coawi,
street
WEENS.
Agent.
Jnre "a lS10 &c
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11

NE respectfully announce 20 the citizens of
w - Mary.s and Charles counties that We
have engaged in The commission and forward
inE tu>jur>- in conjunction with our establish
lIshed gr"c~rv trade, and solicit consignments
Of all Kind, q; country produce, also wood and
lumber. 10 which "c guarantee the hig hest
market prizes.
We would also call attention 20 our large
stock "f ,.roccri,s, which We offer 10 our Pa
irons at huicsIle rates.
References:
Geo II L White, as srant ca hirr National Eank.
Washington. u G.. George x Jenkins. L alti-
more, Nl, john Palmer II " TYLER aud
John " - y. :. No. county, Md, Wm
l. Levi. A'oouac count, Va.
June =. I-.n-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
REFERS To

kEFFkS To
Rev. WILLIAM COGsWELL, West
Port, Conn.
}. l.. q. CANNON, Druggist, vestport,
Conn.
II. 3. WHEELER, Esq, Wes.por,,
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. westpcrt
Conn.
Or. WAkEMAN, Reading. Conn.
X. w. EuHl NSoN, Wholesale Dug.
G st. New York City; and many others i
necessary.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
Law Co-PartnershiD

Tie uut---i-r,l, ATTORNEYS ~ law and So
l,.rr. in Chanc,ry. have this 1st lay OF De-
ycmh,r, lS"2, aSSo,lltca themselves 10 practice
their pgo.s>s.uu uuGcg the name and styic OF
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11

May 10. ls70-h.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

run away or .hsn have died. I -ord v,,.s. 49,. a..
o ses rs that ser every great require. sse,,.,o, 10 e,.
on me bs1 men thst have had to,s,. s. -
roDDers IL not The sodefb0se hay. on-t, =.
cnms HIs the ysgsbonds md rufsns olo- ", s - ~
Piunder and murder, and IL N Deal that e. o n.
baye been brought here today, gentlemen Ie u. hil,
bringing hem 70 ths and hage In.ie..
prime Court OF mis- dy acting 10 accordance ab o. In. 90
that the Judges bave msrked rsl.
try and punish With the utmost ceeFty a per, I.t
indicted BY .n hsi msy BE- convicted by pehi jury 20 %,
possible The Administration Of justice DO esuly a., -,
siang Increasing and obsrsgret of msg ~ 49,.
stopped entirely. ''
At the conclusion ~ the charge the Court ad,ournes
until Thursday. The jurors arc discharged however
until Monday next at 10 al
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
CRIMINAL.

I'm the Court of General Sessions. City Jud,o
Bedford presiding Adam y. Lang tried FOR an nf.
ec teSd c 70 e GOOD tbspaet az az ~ yea W.T.
he was found guilty and sentenced 10 five years m ths
state Prison Charles Smith and Kittie Hanson in
diced for stealing sl92 from j. W. Post, dsrepr,..
house I'm Canast, placed on trial. The woman yas
discharged but Smith sent 10 the state Prison 10,
five years In the case OF West Il Galway, who ara
charged with obtaining money by false pretrnses Nr
Howe moved for an adjournment Of the case until Thur.
day next which was granted. AZ order Tas also made
permitting West 10 visit his wife, who IL In the IA
stages Of consumption
On the sth Of July last, Leah II. Brown and
Susan Hart, coored residing In No. Mechanics alley
quarreed and the latter cut the former severely ehs
Leah has been confined 10 her bed till sunday
the COloed Home. and susan 10 her cell in the H>er
Market Prison. ana yesterday me former ApDcaff
before Justice scott at the Essex Market ol 90 COu
guilt and was held in default of 81 900 bail to sEer !,
the General Sessions Early Yesterday While Officer
Jones Of the Eighteenth Precinct yas patI0ne Soootd
ave. he discovered two men engaged ~ helping another
10 enter premises No. AZ Sec0nd-aye thr0ugh the
fan window the door. Seeing the Officer two q he
be could not extrcate himself quickly and cap
tured. He gayo his name az James Lynch, and sA
committed in default Of $1,000 ball
Bernard McGunness, age %, Of No IL Paet
Broadway, was charged before Justice DOBline AZ ts
TOmbs POire COur yesterday with stealing 81 rom the
vest pocket Of his friend, Lawrence Walsh OF 70 T..
Broadway. The money found In The prisoner. p..
session, and he was held FOR examination 90 John
Kelly oil no: 81 attSnn,ins? Ea' Sghmit,si lH
pocket Of IsadOre Isaacs OF No. lB Chatham st m
Charles 4. sUth, IcHl4Hg AT NO. 5A IhiffssHthe II,
was brought before Justice Cox al the Jefferson MARKET
Police Court, on charge OF sNlndIng. On the lOth
inst prisoner ordered sc worth ~ liquors from 10
ward McCabc OF No. 5O3 Tenthaye, the payment 10 -
made when the property was delivered The lquOr vas
brought TO smiths residence, and he retained aging
that he would pay in the evening. When mes-snef
afterwaD sent for the money She house sss found
to be closed, and warrant wa- at once oDaned ior the
arrest OF Smith, n Is also asserted that on the h int
the accused ordered wines 10 the aggregate value u Fs
from Irwin g. Charles Kelsey. Of No 2? Fronts az
presented check for that amount on the Bun sHeDi
Bank In payment. on presentation for payineans
check was pronounced forgery, and was Tcturned "a
Smith. The latter tore II up and, the wines haf Ia
been delivered, the Messrs. Kelsey could not prosg
Smith was fully committed for trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
TILE CITY breathing PLACES.

The total number of bonds issued to date'
Yesterday for the construction Of the Boulevard slxth
and seventb-aves and Avenue St. Nicholas, was Sl'Oi-
300 divided as follows: Boulevard, Sl034,OG sixthaVe
$2fOoG seventh-ave s45jOOO and Avenue St. Nicholas
s soo Tradition there is an appropriation Of $4,000
for Mount Morrissquare to be raised by assessmenJ
S3OO 600 for the maintenance Of the Central PaIH anu
tg5 600 for the Improvement of the several PARKS 8A
elusive of Central Park and Mount MOrr5squaIe. INC
construction account Of the Central Park this year MIL
IL Is said amount TO about $4,000. The total OF al ese
sums s. The OF the parks OF places Is a. Io
lows: Battery 10 acres Bowling Green rOods Citb & M
PARK 10 acres; Duane-st Park q percheS Flye fOhIS
Park "a perctes; gton-square acres; IOnpks
square 10 acres; AbingdOn-square; 80 ptTches;
piacp acres; SteyonsOn-square, acres; Mount MOTIFS
snuare 20 acres; Crutfa Park, S6S acres; Calals 50
perche Fourha-c., acres; and tr1anges az the inter
section Of Broadway, ,Thirty-f0urth-st., anu 0iA~'0'
1
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner OSbOrn.-An old WhiSky
,yTbo,nas Gordon, distiler, who was indicted III
1857 for removing Illicit whsly from bond ana & WHO
fterward esca ped from the United states CouItfoon
was rearrested yesterday morning ana lnctGu n VII 'H'
old charge He was held in default OF s2,0oO DaI; -.
the cIarge dgdfist Marshal Shdrpe.-Ine adUOurneu
examination i'm the case OF Marshal Sharpe, VINO ~
charged by Michael DOherty with retaining portion Oh
the amount due to him IA keeper OF all establishments III
bankruptcy, was resumed yesterday. , ,..t
Marshal Sharpe was further crOssexamined ana test
fed that he could separate the amOsnts pid 10 ec
nerson ont of the two items s5 taxed by the Register
a. Keepers fees but Wednesday, next he would fur
nish the bill Of particulars. ~ .,.., ,
witnesses were examined who testified that the usna
fees given to keepers 81 but that ~ SO Is the regular
fee the fifty cents going into the Deputy arsha Iuhd
and Is distributed al the end Of each month.
Gen Tremaine stated that Mr.. O'sulllyan was the
only person familiar with the books OF the office, ana
that they proposed to show by him how the money taxed
by the Re iser and not paid 10 DoheTy was dsDurseu
The case will be heard tomorrow morning
Before Commissioner Whtte-Chdrge or FerJuD.-
lanes O'Niel was yesterday arralGned to answer q
charge of perjury. Some time ago he became bonus
man TO the amount OF $4,000 for Morris s. Hill the al
legged defauting cashier OF the Nassau Bank ana stated
that he was owner Of Nos A and i6 University e.
IL was subsequently ascertancd that he dld not own e
property and yesterday the prisoner was rearIesIeGu u
lie aclOw edged his guilt, and was held 10 answer III
default of $4,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

German bankers OF wel-knOwn firm, has sent over 10
Germany something like 100000 francs-Whether all
his own collected by him, don't know; but all OF
which stopped at Lyons II was money made out
OF the French people and sent over to Prussia Spoke
on the subject with some German residents IN FRANCS
who complained about the III treatment to when Ger
mans were subjected; and when I suggested that their
proceedings were not particularly allowable, was
asked: "why, then, do the French people bank 'ne"
money with German bankers 2" My nterlocutor PROM
bly, desired that should come to the conclusion Una.
bankers can be only Germans. When rcmenpei'u
that in time Of war there no possibility OF getns
the mass Of the people to enter into details or
Of finance or of political economy the ohy an7"'i
received was that the sending Of money was the Ies
~ FRANCE not beng a safe place to keep pt In. But
France be not a safe place, why do the Germans c'o
10 remain therel This question is without answer at all
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE NINTH REGIMENT ARMORY.

The present armory of the 9th Regiment mas
been found by its members to be very nconVehe' anu
entirely unsuited 10 the wants Of the regiment ana upon
tbe commencement Of large structure immedlatey
next to II I'm Twenty sixth-st determined To secure
at least portion for the regiment. The new buHdmg
modern French Gothic structure. built OF brick trm-
med with light yellow stone I2 dimensions are 20 Ieet
high 100 feet long, and 90 feet deeD. The first oor de
voted TO cariages and the floor below II 10 the stabng
Of horses private owners the second moor VIII De r.
served for the cOachmcn and grOOms the thId moor o
the company Of the regiment. In addlboh 10 tt
company rooms there will be an officers ROOM oium
corps and bandrOOm and squad drll-ro0n ana others
OF liko nature The fourth floor will be the Oon on
the regiment and will extend the whole Length OF th
building and, in addition thereto, the armoTy,a eset
occupied by the regment which Is ADJOINING the pIo,
posed one, and which is also over stan9, WI NJ % i, ~
into the new building in such manner that he 1rll
room will be actually 300 feet long by 90 feet wide, aa "a
from the floor the ceiling will be 40 rect, s DeheS
be somewhat relieved by mammoth trusses ta vi ~ ~
length Of the building. The floor OF the drlooIh WI
of Georgia pine and the ceiling OF wood, nut the Mds
are TO be faced with COlabor brick. The rooms WIZ pc
perfectly heated and ventilated and although Ie stho
OF furniture has not been selected, II Will 10 'oD' &
elegant The drrO is the imposing feature vi tiIo
building which constructed under me sulrHis,I ,I
OF L. NJ Hunt, the architect and IN very snof ' 'o
whole structure Will be completed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF newborn.

PORT OF NBW-Y0RK. RK........................SePt Il .
CLEARED.
steanshipsTille Partr ge Key West and Gaves,on sfa
Tenny Philadelphia Frank, Pierce Philadelphia fraHooA saa
Bsrks-GOethe Koch Cork Geo Peabody Churchill Buss IN
Eliza Bars, yesy Hamilton tBernDisl.
Brg-RUsh, wilkins, Bahia; Ben Nevis Forrest SdnrF 4
Sehrs-EeAO Rchsron Gibraltar; Agile Roberts hesbs ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship c. KNIGHT johnson, Georgeo~n D. G. n az =
Steamship Herman Livingston Chetsman ssyannah mi &c. "a
Steamship Arizona, Gray, AsPn"ah sept md' pass H'-N
Ship Halson Pratt ondOu .nd Isle Of wlght Aug Il ni.
ship W H. Moody II lion MdiesOo :! 4A!s, ralroI ''~
Bari Bari IBIS Ra SraoTse & p. Csd. r, az T - ,, ,o,
Brig Princess Beatrice, McGresOr sidney, c. b., 10 GAYS "a
Brs E. Miller Gore Sierra Leone W. c. A., % dAy. hde tIs
Sc6I Sophia Wallis Peuauce aa days china clay
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRE-s MONROE, sept n-Arved, barb Bmma C. B,sl -
Csao Tor orle Heyetia roa Csao for oner Pa az
Bosros Mas sept i2-Arysi eam,h p r1pOu from Liver.
Psliadephii Nesas from SesIo bns GleHlsIe, MelHs'
London. " ., o. -, a.
vSssoAlHs'' Sept n-ArTv'd steamship c0''' ron
sivAss.H Sept IaArnyed .hp John L. DmmcE rm Pea.
bark Lampigher frOm hen-iork seansh - uen . h D4fae
SAN FRAsclsco sept llAr,ed ship. M.unA Les, frOs o
Tecumseh Newiors Nsnc from BoreaaIi bAts feAh~
Newcastle, n S WI Guillsome Tel from Maneilea
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDoSpKRRY Sept l2The steamship SSeden Of tie Ala -
fsm Quebee for Liverpool tOsoaed a. III port t0dSy
rAysS-Arved, Sept 9, 8 m steamship De1mars' hos /"
SUsrNrows, Sept laThe steamhip Batavia Sesrsa'
LNerpO. / arrived here AZ ! O'Clock, AND procecdcd
3lIhe steamship Pce from Nes fOrs f5f tS
touched at 6 CLOCK ths morning, and pruseedcd
RETURNED.
Brig M-ehi.s Foster, heuee Aiic,n's. Aus. %
DISASTERS.
Bark Bsn,gh. from Batavia Jan 20 va Pa1ang April FOR y"
YorA b., u, Into 81. Helena IN leAAy condition. -
Bar Eloa Rtche from Bristol. Bne, for Nes-iorE pas
QA.eas.o~G, 9th iasL, IN damaged condition.
MEMORANDA.
ship Aurora Calso arrived the city totsy from he %
ship.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
the seconica huoy ~
Mean Ref aoei 70 mara the s3rah g. AausGag Harbo hy
brkc srft from moorngs heavy the 4h nat ls III
replaced - s00 prsctca1e.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
OPENING OF COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-
CHARGE OF JUSTICE BARNARD.

The September term of the Court of Oyer
and Terminer opened yesterday morning, Justice
Barnard presiding. There is heavy calendar, and 1t is
probable that few OF the OF murderers confined
In the Tombs may be tried The proceedings Yesterday
confined 10 the delivery OF the charge 10 the Grand
Jury, as follOws'
Juy There Grand Jury in sesdon a. The
the of aud
hem ~ proper criminal authorities this adh
os Grand Jur shoul summoned Of oyer and Ter
miner order that by OF both the ndc
mst GUILTY discharge nnocent Of the various persons who
are al ths pr scut roniuci 10 the 1Omls
IL was suplo,e When this city had not than
onearer Of present number of nhsbsn bat the Court o Cen
% Sessions be enahd nearly M the criminal hus
ness ha aud County Of Neslok In consequence Of the great
increase population Of ihe vast number ei bad
and desperate carac,srs have here nearly a the
Of sord time created other aud
Inferior Coas e puO.e ~ ,nacng the smaller grade VI hua
ounl however eceu That THE acie cooperation
a sufficient kecp down the criminal bus
snl bring sogvter often than
Law high Tnmncr and
presume gentlemen that from though hope not
this CoaH will have be smosl continuous until such time
smot s have passed the
LAs ahan either 10 lpTsened
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Justice Barnard. francisco 4; fre.te-
divorce on the ground OF adultery reference was yes
and defendant were married on the 18th Of January,
1s and the particular OF adultery alleged In the
complaint committed at house IN Deiahcey-s Oh
the 9th day OF August last
Decisions-By Judge Ingraham.-Ward CT al. agt
DixOn.-M0tion granted. Doll agt. Munson.-MotOn Ge-
MED with leave TO payment OF costs telONS
ct al agt swift ct a-MotiOn denied; costs to abide
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
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