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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-03-09
UAWTs" n ENALET.
Register Wills for st Mary's count,
NOTICE.

NUI IUE.
In pursuance Of the above order, ] hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phsns' Court OF 81 Narys county, Maryland,
letters teSt'mcEtary ON the personal estate OF
w II " Guyth,r, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the PropcrvoucEers attached thereto, to
the subscriber, on or before the olst day of
Aug. 1871, they will otherwise by law be exclu-
dea from the benefits Of the said estate. All
persons indebted to the deceased are requested
TO make Immediate payment TO the subscriber.
TfiuS n ShADRICK,
Executor.
march :, lssl--6w
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JURY list.

nDER8D NJ THE CURT. this ietA Dag
~ ~ fshguary. lo7l, thai - Cjesk cf The
Ciresis Cosst farnisA copy Of he Jrr. iist 20
tAe glisoe Il he SHAT Nssy's eearon fos pah-
hoasiea.
4. FORD.
Asoeiass Judge
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B

Helmbolds Extract Buchu 10 Diuret;e and
blood purifying, and cures all diseases arising
from habits Of dissipation, and excuses and i'm
prudences in life, impurities of the blood, etc,
superseding copaiba in affections for which Il is
used, and syphili,ic aiections-in these diseases
used in connection with Helmbold Rose Wash.
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TOBACCO PLANTERS

TOBACCO PLANTERS
Who wish to insure large crops should use
wHANN'SRAw BoNEsUPER PHOSPHATE.
The effects of this grea, FERTILIZER are un-
equa!ed. Il is used by the best and most Sue
cessful Tobacco Growers in the country.
'.Iapplied Whann's Raw Boae Super-Phos-
phate on my Tobacco. Side by side, il is supe-
rior TO Peruvian Guano."
ROBERT C. RlvES, Dinwiddie Co., Va.
Used il alongside Peruvian in equal suanti-
ties, on Tobacco. Where Whann's WAS applied
the Tobacco is more than twice as large, re-
naming green and vigorous during the protrae-
ted drouth." W. p. ELAN,
Petersburg, Va.
"Used it on Tobacco and never saw anything
to equal it. r. W. LAWSON,
Lawsonville, N. c.
''Used whann's Raw Bone Super-Phospha,e
on Tobacco, and consider il the best article
ever used W. II. LEWIS,
Dinwiddie Co, Va.
"Used il on Tobacco and Wheat II is equal
to, If no, better than any fertilizer ever used"
J. H. CLAY, Amelia Co., Va.
whann's Raw Bone Phosphate il equal
IL good on all crops. 1t 10 the best and mos,
successful fertilizer now in the market. Send
for Pamphlets and Circulars.
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ice .

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khy warned not 70 tres
! following named fArnsss
hated In the End election.
|aaING CREEK--BEN1
|she MASON TRACT, =
PURCHASE and . tract
|CLARKESRA and
ice. The lsx win Be rtg-
Il who disregard this no.
snyAxls HEwErrI
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Crphans' Court Of 81. Mary's County, Set
Feb %, 1870.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, Tina, Thos N
~ Skldrick, Executor of W II ~ Guyther.
late of Saint Mary's county, MARYLAND, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to tie
deccased's creditors 10 exhibit their claims, and
that the same be published once week for six
successive weeks in some newspaper printed in
said county.
Test:
JAMES T N RALEY,
Register Wills for st Aary's county.
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CoaLEClOWC1 NOTICE.

bY Il. Cou, Commissioners Tor ST.
ID Mays cfniy-
Ordered. " Jos. Q. Taylor C.ll-c-
tor Of STATE county taxes in tie Isl
Hectieu Dyf ict Of Saint Mary's county
for the yef ls70. cause advertisement.
expressing the nsmes Of the following
tract oRarcel Of land. the amount due
thereof together with the names Of the
perso{ chargeable wi,h the same, TO be
iaserf I'd 10 the Saint Mary's Beacon.
neJPapsr published IN Sais, Mays
c<siy. ono, week for and during four
fccessive weeks. notifying that. unlr.s
fhe State and county taxes due ON the
said land shall be paid to the Collector,
within the space Of thirty DAYS after the
publication Of TIE notice afore.a aid is COM
pieted. the land aforesaid, or such parts
thereof As may be necessary to raise the
sHm !ue thereon. shall lie sid to ia.
highest b.dd,r Tor the payment Of tne
saIae.
One tract or tareel Of land, called and
known By the name VI
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For Rent.

lsT AND with se without team, Agricultural
&C IA innlsnIdamI he Fer further isformAeioa
apgly a. tile 60es er NJ. fsssseA -
jss -, iesf-n.
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NTrustees'Saie
of Valuable
Real ESTATE
Pr. LOOKOUT. MARYLAND.
" 7 virtue Of authority given ~ by Q
1D Deed Of Trust from the owners.
We will offer >. public sale. at the Court
House door in L-onardtown. on
Tuesday, the 2Ist of March,
1871,
between the ours Of IL o'clock, m. and
> o'cl"ck, n. m. all those tracts or par
GELS OF land upon which VI. G. jones now
resides. called aud known as
CORhFI[LD POINT
PINE NECK,
Q ntainins
$50 acres,
more or less.
These lands are located in ST. Inigoe's
district. Sa Mt Mary. County. Maryland.
ard are situat' d on the Potomac river,
about two miles from s mouth, with
river front of nearly two miles. The i'm
provcmcnts con i.t Of q large AID Gem
modious
DWELLING HOUSE
in god rcraw-al! necessary
OUT-BUlLDINGS,
with tw" large
BARNS.
capable OF curing is ar 20 hoc she Ids OF
Tobacco The soil is we'll improved. and
.xc edincly fertile ard productive, being
well adopted to the culture OF
WHEAr
TOBACCO.
This property q conveniently located
TO the ST ambo,t landing at Point Look
out, ha. SIN" fire
MARSH and MEADOW
land uprn il. and is considered the finest
STOCK FARM
it, Saint Mar,'s county. There is, also,
an abundance Of
TIMBER
mon the premises. and q iins Or
CHARD. in excellent barring, produ-
ci 20. annually. large quantities Of the
following fruits Peaches !; Pears; APP
pies Cherries; P.ums; English Wal
nuts Pecan MUS Figs. &c.
Two Il OYSTER CREEKS belong
to this pr"l er'y, AMI tue oae-half Of tn
ccletrat d
"POTTER'S" CREEK,
which belongs to the premises. will I'D
forty or fifty thousand bushels e o. s'ers.
whilst tina. portion of tho branch of Point
Lo kout ere, k belonging to the premises
is capable Of bedding at least one hund,e ed
thou. aud bushels. The oysters from oh
.hcse creeks are well known to be of the
mos, su, erior quality. being remarkable
for their flavor. fatuess and rapidity OF
growth and always commanding the high
est mark prices.
The residence on this estate is remark
able for it keal,hiuincss, and there is an
abundance Of excellent water upon the
premises.
There is fine WIND MILL on the
estate, which commands large custom
and real rs more than sufficient grain to
support the farm.
The estate is susceptible Of advanta-
&c, as division into two 6ne farms.
Persons DESTROYS Of purch sing are in-
Wit, d TO visit aud Vi " the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.
Four THOUSAND dollars in cash on the
day Of sale, and the balance. in equal in
s,allmcnts, at one and two years credit
he deferred payments to be secured by
the bonds or notes Of the purchaser. with
security to be approved by the Trustees.
aud to bear interest from the day of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees will execute deed r.
the purchaser. free, Gear and discharged
fron all claims of the parties to this sui
aud Of those claiming from, by or uadel
them.
ROBERT G. COMBS.
JAS. S. DOWNS.
Trustees.
Feb IS, lS71-'s.
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con FfRKaTOyv NOTICE..
Benhmia Mickey
W.
James L Biscoe,
John N. Biome.

In the Circuit Court Of So. Nary . county.
sitting - Court Of Equity.
No 81 NE
ORDERED, this 2nd day Of February.
" 1871. that the Auditors repor. A &
B. fled in this casse, be ratified and con-
irmed, unless causeto the contrary be shown
on OF before the ard Monday Of March sexr;
provided copy Of this order be publish.
% In the St Mars Reaeea. once q veek
for three sneeessive we-ks prior 70 the aid
srd Monday Of March.
JNo 4 cANAslEk, OK.
Tree espy- Tat:
JNO ACAMALIER, C,l.
Feb IS. lesi-sw.
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Che Dollar at'erkls Sun.

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cnAszEs A. DANA. E1ssr.
Sae Satlsr seefkls Sau.
4 Ns~ssssss - sAs Prsss.s rsnss.
snessAsA sse rsssas Nsw = 1aSs.
lssasasse vsrnsrA Ase>aassa. M~vas.s. rrc-
ssusaesai nsa. wssssss. ranh1rA. ssa On nsz.
~ % noees feaiis. saa ne WIVES. ssas. saa
pessnssrs - III sssa.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 yxARt
ONE aUSDRKD corlns ron csc.
Or 10. sssn o.s Cent cesy. Lea sss.s ,. /.
CSC cass - every ress oees.
sxNI.wEKKEY sCS. % a YEAR.
Of IT, ssve siss 81 psasrsl cAsrsess q
fHk wkxxLY. ess VITA greater variety Of
nssefiaasoss rsaaane. asa farasAas' rs s.ws
10 IN sssseriesss VITA greater frsaaasaa ssezss.
seeuss svsss week instead Of sses saly.
TIRE DAILY Sun. % A YEAR.
49,. srssa.ssss N me vee.a. yr.s. hds-
s. 60: sssss. or . . s's year. s's' - --A'
TERMS TO CLUBS
raE DOLLAR WEEKLY sen.
S1ss esss.. oas ssas. ssssrssslz seerSssa
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II. I. HEI.MBOI.D'S
COMPOUND FLUID
EKyRACr cArAKB4
GRAPE PILLS.

Cesss-eaf Psrss-F7sii ExAucf R..x-
tast aad Fgsid Extract ta;axts
GvsPs Jsies.
Fer Iissr (orp'r;ass. yas~ascs. Hifies
AFsefisss. Ssek or k~yvsss Hrad.,eA<.
fos'iysa.ss. etc.. Psr~ly Essealls,
teafai.iag 10 Lsresry. ksasruts ..
Dslssssioss D. sSs.
IL
TIE rii'a are the Most Delightfully."-,
n!sssa,t parss,ive. s"Persediuy Gator oil
.slts mag, esia. etc. There 10 no,h,rs m.,is
secep,abls to the stomach. They give time.
and e.a-s neither nsussa tar xripp'ns psins
They are com osec Of the finest ingvsdissss
amer few days use % thsm, such an In.
vixorasion Of the eatirs system takes plac
- 10 appear miraeulcrs 10 the weak and
rnersated. whether Arising ON in,rruden,s
nr diseases. u. T. hs.mhola's Comp,nna
Fluid tx'raci C.ta~ba Grape Pills are I
AGGREGATED. ffusn the TACT that sasar-eca'-
si Pills d" MT tlis-olve, bat pan through
the stomach without di.saivine. couss neat
" do tot produce the desired sffrcs- THE
CArAWBA GRAPE PILLS, bring p,sa.-
ant In taste ard odor. do not s>i,a,-
their bsins snga'-e aue. PRICE, FIFTY
CENTS PER Blk.
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Trustees Sale
-
Of
RBAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of d,e.s Of the Circuit
- Court for Saint Mary's County. ste
ting - . Court Of Eqai;y. passed in .
cause in which Henry Jones il Comptain-
ant and G. Frederick Maddox and Sasan
r. Maddox. his ~iss, are Defendants,
aud bearing date o. she sixth day Of An
gust. in the year 1857. the undersigned.
Trustees. will ci5er ~ public sale. as sbe
Court House door in Lconardsown,
On I uesday. the 2lst day of
March next,
hetwe.n 'hs hours Of IL o'clock, NJ. and
8 o'clock. P. N the following pr p ,rty.
TO vi, -
o e trsct or parcel Of land lying in the
Sixth Election Di.trics Of Saint Mary.
County, called and known ss
PT. OF FtkWIck's MANOR,
aud containing
~ a~. 4
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Feb %, 1s71-ts.
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1 list e the Graaa and Pes;t Jurors soe March
Tern. is1i. Cor he GREAT cosrs fos 81. Ma
rye Cccasv.
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POINT LOOKOUT,
containing
322 acres,

more or less.
This Land is located in the Is. Elec-
sion ID strict Of Saint Mary's Coun' v. Ma
ryland, and il assessed to II. @. W. Hail.
and the State aud county taxe. duo there
on are Is follows for the year 1870.
S2s5 g.
with interest from January lat. 1871.
ID. G. HAMNETr.
Clerk to County Commissioners
for ST. Mary's county.
NOTICE is hereby given, that unle.s
the State aud county taxes due on the
land aforesaid. shall be paid to me Oh or
before the end Of thirty days after ,h-
above publication is completed. the $ il
lands or such parts thereof as may be ne
cessary to raise the sum Their, on due, to
geiher with the cost of advertising and
legal interest, shall be sold to the highest
bidder Tor the payment ~ the same.
JOS. o TAYLOR,
Collector FIR the
LIST Elec,i' District of
st. Mary's county
Feb. %. ls1l-5t.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

In the matter Of the sale 81 the personal
property Of Washington wilkinson, under a
Deed Of Trust.
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orpAaa,' Ctsr: Of Siin: Arry's county, oct
Ft5. 81, 1871.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

Y rost once orders cAscks or dram On yev
Iork. waerevsr coz yeu,cug n nos tnen rextsssr
sne issssn Containing naonsy. Address
W. ENGLAND. rab,kAer
San o0cc. New YerS Ctr.
Feb Q, lSSl-sm.
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Gecrg. Csmb.. Cssharin4 Il he Cir
Cnmbs. hu wife. j. ID Felt Cours
sin Coad and oilers. ~ Saist
Lansing S,ons. Susan ef:sine q .
Stout. bis Hi:s. Court Of
and others. Equity.
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Five coolies. eas year. separately Addressed,
esgAs Dsltass.
les comics. one rear. separateiv acdrvHsed taas
a. extra copy - Esttcr 1p Of elael,
sixteen Dofanru.
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CONFIRMATsON NOTICE.

march >, lssl--6w.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01

gaps IN the audience. s0thevn evidently wants 0
DetJer house 10 display his talents.
The popularity Of "Humpty Dumptyr is perennial,
and the olympic was crowded yesterday with It's
admirels.
around her at the St. James.
Owens made very pleasant and ENJOYABLE
THANKSGIVING at Booths, playing In .'1he yictims'
and "Solcn Shingle."
they spent the entire afternoon searching the
Depths. at the Bowery, without touching bottom
once.
A capital bill OF the variety order was offered at
the Union Square Theatre.
Josh Hart spread himself, in national gObbler
IA hon, al the COmlque.
in brook.yn Mrs. Conway gave the comedy OF
"Oursn and McCoskey enllvened the PARK win
"Bertna, the Midget"
Dan Bryant ard the San Francisco Minstrels nut
In cork OlIe u for tle occasion.
lraincd horses ana uafin2 riders gave thanks In
the arena OF the New York Circus.
1Cny Pastor and tne Tnlrty-lourth Street Theatre
gave the pest bills OF the 10 satisfy the crowds
that thr0nged Doih houses.
Tnese entertainments were repeated IN the even
Ing but the following attractions were put forward
al otner LneatleS:-
Stenway Hail. b. the ce. .ebraicd Harmonic SOcie y,
Mr.. Thomas Hal President, Dr. james Fecn con-
ductOr.
'.Hosedalc' was the centre OF attraction at Wal
LACKS.
Danie. Bandmann one of the best actors In Amerl.
ca, played "IanieL' at the slaat.
''lhe Bridge 0i Sighsn was thrown out as O spc-
cial inducem 10 VISIT Aimce's Opera B0une.
Walacks company ltne UNEMPLOYED nelnDers)
played - asks and Faces " the brooklyn Acad-
emy.
Inc attendance at all these places OF amusement,
on account Oi the weather. was smaller IMAM usual.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
with a brilliant peroration which visibly moved the
congregation.

A Union Service mt Rev. DR.. BuddinRson's.
There was Thanksgiving union service held at
Rev. DIR. Bud iingrons Congregational church, at
the corner OF Clinton anu Lafayette avenues, yester-
day morning. rhe members OF the congregations
OF the Ormond place Congregational church and
those Of Rev. Dr. Cuyers Presbyterian cnurch In
Lafayette avenue. assembled at DR.. Buddington's.
The Thanksgiving sermon was preached by the
Rev. Dr. Cuyler, who took for his text part OF the
twentysecond verse Of the seven ieenth chapter OF
Proverbs "A merry heart d0eh good like medi-
cine"
he reverend gentleman proceeded to picture the
changes wnicn mad taken p ice IN the affairs OF the
government since ne hal addressed congregation
~ that church ana given thanks TO the Almighty ior
HIS goodness seven years ago. Lincoln had been
which he Was summoned shortly after 10
go mp hener. Political questions were
sometimes discussed In the pulplts. and
this pulpit, he was peased 10 say, was one OF great
loyalty down even 10 It's most bottom plank. Whiie
they were gathered there III that tempe o Worship
one million 0l our countrymen were gathered IN
arps upon the helds OF batGe To-day there are no
remind US OF the struggle were lew crutches and
empty sleeves Since he had met with them
one year aIO, France had Deen left without q
throne; the Pope, thank God, had been deprived OF
his temporal power and today they were not IN
vlted To discourse Ot pOtical character. lie
intended, a. doctor Of divlnItv, to prescribe or
them, and this was the medicine "A merrg heart
man TOOK as an illustration OF his subject tne ne OF
the Rev. l. man Beecner, whose presence was Q
constant sunshine 10 his family; whose heart al
ways seemed filled with glalnesa and holy JOY.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01

rapid strides the nations OF the earth have made
since the founding Of the American republic, and by
lhcltng MS Ieliow citizens and cOuntryInen 10 as
sumo their duties OF citizenship, that the United
States might continue, as she has Ionv been, their
learer M progress, and IN Christian civill .atlon.
At the close Of the sermon collection va, taken
mp, whlcn Dr. Newman assured MS neal ers was not
10 meet lhe eypense OF the new spire ana chime OF
bells, AS these were already paid Tor by the nuni-
cent donations OF friends. Tie door was tnen
opened and eleven wnlte r0be1 ana blue shoed
LITTLE BLONDES
filed M the stairs on tOthe platform, each bearing
slxen banner with repre3e atati0n OF a baI upon
1t, and from eacn OF winch defended q dozen tiny
genuine bel $. which unkled most musicav a. the
little feet tripicd ong. The names OF the doaors OF
Mrs. DR.. LOzler. Mrs. Drake Mills, Ms. j. u. Cor
nell. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Cofax, Mrs. Governor Cooke
Miss Amanda Grant, MrB. Daniels, Mrs. Pratt AMI
the In ant class.
Bishop simpson responded 70 the invitation TO he
present by letter. instead OF IN person, sending re-
grets, congratulations aud beleilctiOna
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
BROADWAY AND SEVENTH AVENUE RAIL
ROAD.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
What's the reason that all the cars OF this line
have not been furnished with slides In the doors 10
enable the conductor to collect the fares from the
front platform without endangerng the lives Of the
passengers by current OF cold ar enough to give
almost any one chis A few OF Tie cars were
so equipped during inc iall. Tue pres dent does
made comfortable or arrive at their homes with q
severe cold. The SIKH aud Elghth avenue cars
were all altered during the summer. suppose that
You interview him aud give tue puDllc the result
The press has called loudly the past year Tor th,s
needed reform aud those VINO RIDE III the cars are
entitled To some attention. One vr two conductors
should be discharged II they do not use tue sides,
as noiicc that some who have them OF their cars
still open the door, ASUFFEkEHs
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
MOSES In EGYPT"
COurtcsies Of Prison Life and the Penalties
for Their In,ractiOn.

COurtcsies Of Prison Life and the Penalties
for Their In,raction.
Thanksgiving Eve is proverbial for generous and
boundless hilarity, turkey rales ana general good
ieellng In this goodly city OF "Gotnam.n Tne
amount OF alcoholic beverages poured out at the
shrine OF the "Merry Goon would more than float
the once
FAMED FENIAN NAVY,
and It would require the skill or the thirty pilots Sc
lectei irom oil the counties TO steer their barks
through the treacnerous floods Of Lochnagar and
Jamaica. Some flfly OF tue shpwree ked mariners.
with a sprinkling of female plrates were thrown
upon the cold ana Icy coast oil Essex Market Court
yesterday morning. "fne Lord OF the Isrs.n His
! Honor Justice Lcdwith. sat lrigd and dlgnlGed
mon his throne and ordered the disposal OF these
homeless wanderers. Among the number was tne
famed George philips.
n mighty banker, on the second story or gin palace
in the Bowery. lie cruising along the devious
paths OF the Tenth ward, without chart or compass,
Ac night before with one oi his cOyreies, and had
been towed into port by q man IN blue coat and
like mn accordeon. Ills cream-colored overcoat was
spotted with chocolate brown. and the covering OF
were, Ike 'Josephs cost,r OF many colors The
name OF this gentleman Inscribed Oh the ledger
was George Johnson. lne man OF many names was
escorted 10 the ofcIal reception room. Not many
minutes elapsed alter has entrance into thls
very inviting ami secluded apartment be.
fore he sought the acquaintance OF a lady, VINO
was also awaiting an audience. George was
desrous oil waving tine usual i0rmaillies
but the lady was more punctillons on the score OF
etiquette, and repulsed his advances with becoming
dignity. she even shreked, and great noise and
disturbance was heard within. Upon which
LORD wARDES WILLARD,
advancing with stern men, cried out: "What ho
thercY whence proceed these unseemly soundss
Bring forth these tou disturoers Of ths our snrlne
OF JUSTICE"
George and the lady were then brough, out forth
with and stood before the puIssant lor'l The lady
whose countenance and hablments showed signs
Of the ravagcs OF the tempest, stated her grievances
briefly but ponedly In corroboration the select
company were interrogaled and confirmed tho pre-
vIous statement They then retired TO the sanctum
and aJew Nose, was bound over In $500 bail. AZ
midday the modern Moses found Gentle iDerator
yclept O'Grady. VINO brought him form from hi,
Egyptian bondage.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
THANKSGIVING AIrsEnsNTs.

Music and the drama were brought into requis-
lion extensively yesterday to do honor TO the esti.
val. In the matinee line there were the following
bills -
"Divorce, " at the Fifth Avenue Theatre; crowded
housc ana deal OF enthusiasm.
The Grand Opera House boards were occupied by
the sensational drama, the latest out, called "Paris
OF, The Days OF the Commune.r
Lord Dundreary Sotnern plumed himself for the
occasion ~ Niolos. but there were many sspicious