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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

In the, Circuit Court FOG 81. Mars
counfy sitting - . Court d kduilya
azs9 Sss.ssssI+--iIs. e z essxzsT
THE object Of this suit Is to procure
decree TOR the sale Of certsin reaf es-
tate lying in, 81. Mays county, for d..
vision Of proceeds among parties emit
tied. 49, ssssasa faa s--E1o * ~
The Bill states, that the said james
T. NJ. RaIey and The sid Geo. C.
Boothe are entitled as tenants IN COM
mon to traet or parcel Of land situated
in the Ord election district Of 81. No
rvs county, called and known as
Pt. Hoope1-ss Park,
CONTAINING SEvENTY.EIGHr
ACRES. MORE OR LESS: that Is
the said James T. H.. Raley being en-
titled to two-thirds interest in the same
and the said Geo. C.. Booshe to the re-
naming one-third; and that the said
Geo. c. Boothe is nonresident Of the
State Of Maryland. ltisthsreupon nd
Judged and ordered, that the complai1-
be IS riss ht6s SIR 49, Bel
icoN, once a week for Tour successive
weeks, THREE MONTHS BEFORE
fTHE aElRSTS DArn0f4Ap0US1,
1877, cite nsfiee ID The s9id aSssAt a.
sfendant Of ,thevobjeet, and substance 81
this BiIb aHd Ssrn hin tSsppear in this
Court, in person or by. selicitor, .on Sr
before the FIRST DAY OFqAUGUSr
NEXT, 10 answer the premises and
show cause, If any he has. why q DE-
cree ought not to pass as prsyedsss4
lTsaa R. FORD.
True copy-Test: tsr.. saT
E ]. FRANK FORD.
,,,,.,.,-.... .,., .... Clerk.
March %, 1s77-4w. -" ''lS~
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FOKfOBACCO, CORN, &c.
OFFICE OF
PATUXENT FERTILIZERS
No. 6S South 80.

BALrIxoRS, January l,is7T.
DEAs Sm Our Super Phosphates are prepared
for all crops according TO the analysis Of the plant
for which II h intended, from the best Fertiliz-
ing materials obsainable. Peculiarly rich in
Ammonia, Soluble Phospha,es and Potash Salts,
and in fine dry mechanical condition, they can
not be excellrd in efficacy, immediate and perma-
nent. Wherever tried we secure the most fat
tering accounts Of results and increased orders.
To those planters and farmers unaequainted with
our Fertilizers we would say, serd TO the near
est dealer to Us aud get enough 10 try, IL only
n bag, describing the crop for which you want
81. To induce such trials we will ship In such
quantities as ordered at wholesale rates
The Is gh standard We have established shall
be Usin,ained, and with our own and the expe-
rienee Of the leading English manufacturers TO
guide us, we aim TO produce the STANDARD FEn-
= S1LnERs or THIS COUNTRY. -. 81 ...
We refer TO some OF our patruns in this and
adjoining States, aud solicit trial from you and
your neighbors.
81 -f-,r, =. Iourstruly,
HENRY DCyALL l. CO, Manufacturers.
r. e. DAyIDGE, General Agent
For sale by
WM. A. LOKER, Leonardfown.
l.. %. SMITH, ~. INIGOES'
TT. e. HERBERT, st. Clements Bay
Aprii Ie, lsTT-tf.
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With Clerks and Sheriff's fees, added.
The applicant must either make oath,
40 heretofore, before the Clerk d the
Circuit Court of the county where be is
engaged in busin"ss. Of the amount Of
goods kept on hand, q the PRINCIPAL
se~soa % ole; aorsass-. ..th may he ad-
Tnnisteced BIZ q tres;~. Of 6Ge Peace,
VT q pSzsDn vunGi q DE licenses
az - t1ls6eh , - 1 If the lat
TED eousse b adopssd, tho follpxing
foim Vii be deemed su1keienessom-
pit sith - ct
ST. if~ys Csuaiystp .iss
On this day d 1877,
bsssss TIE subscriber, just Z of the
Peace of'ths Ststo q Maryland, in and
for said county REASONABLY appeared
and declased that he intends to
apply forIa Traders license, under the
2nd section Of the act Of january Ses-
sion, 1853, to the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for STUNT Mary county, and
made oath that the amount Of the stock
of goods, generally kept on hand BY
him, Tor by the concern III which he is en-.
gagged, in case it is partnership At
the principal season Of sale, Cor If the
applicant has not previously engaged in
such trade, that the, amosst Of tie stock
Of goods ichich he ezpects to keep, De-
does not (or will not) exceed s.
Sworn before "a ia -.
If tue oath be administered before q
Justice 81 the Peace o0t Of the county
in>which the application is made, there
must be attached the certificate of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the coun.
ty in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt TO cure fish in
March, April and May withou, lie ,nse.
,License to Ordmavies- and IaceTn-
Keepers. The license to obituaries aud
acknowledgements sell spirituous or fer
mented liquors or lager beer, in quantities
lesssahanvN pint % anys one .tiWesere as
fdlows Provided, that the applicant
shkll ffft be fecommende 70 Che O., <
bystwo respectable freeholders Of i :.
iunjnediats vicinity, shall make OATH he
I'D ! said Clefk t6athe has bona hde
odd without Intending to. eyade the
RI uirnsats % this aFticle) provided
al expects to- maintain six good beds
WITH sut6cisnt- covering thersfcr- and
thee rooms more than sufficient fos the
pirate nses- Of said ordinary keeper,
vi n stabling aud provender for Eve
ID ses at least; and if said applicant
resides in the City Of Baltimore, that
he has provided aud expects TO main
tain twelve good beds With covering as
Aforesaid. aud six rooms.
The said applicant IL also to d Axe
OH before tue Clerk az to rate of rent
OF aannal value q ths bousS at q in
w Och tie business 10 be authoFixs4 by
I'll 111nuHnAy ~ 0se, o. insuU15o to
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With Clerks and SHERIFF. fees, added.
No license shall be granted 70 sell
spirituons or fermented liquors or larger
beer, in qualities NOT hess than pint,
for the sum of eighteen dollars and sig
~ cents, unless the person applying
therefore shsil also obtain . license to
sell goods, chattles, vares and mer-
chandise, paying therefor the sum here
inbefore prescribed according to the
amount 81 his stock in trade.
Females vending Millinery and other
small articles, whose stock in trade is
not over $500 pay Ecenss Of s. only;
but If over thai amount. they are re-
quired tory tie sspe sjipenss = ether
persons-oa oath to b = heA . 70 amount
OF stock 4 ihs psineipal ssasoa of tie
year ~ =
ESoasss = Osssss r ESpsu SASs-
Esss o. Jse1a-Ihe 0N1ef o. keepar OF
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Notice TO Debtors.

0FRS0NS-indehied to me on Hotel Account
y are requested % settle the same without
further delay. Any longer failure 10 do 90 viii
compel me % r,sce their accounts in the way Of
legal collection. Ny son, Herbert 2. Moore, il
aathorised TO rsceip; for ne.
Sc, al NARY. MOORE,
Jan. u. ,n,-s - ls'sars'-si -.
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NOTICE.
4" D. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES,
May /. 1871, 10 April 30, 1873.

The Revised Statutes Of the United
States, Sections 3232, 1897, 1898, and
3239, require every person engaged in
any business, avocation, or employ ne mt
which renders him liable to a SPECIAL
TAN, To Procure and place Con.
SpicuOUsiJ In his Establishment or
place OF BUSINESS STAMP denot-
ing the payment of said SPECIAL
TAX tor the Special Tax Year beginning
May |, 1877, before commencing or
continuing business after April 80, 1877.
A return, as prescribed On Form IL,
il also required by law Of every person
liable to Special Tax, as above.
M IS .uSsa M .ss E e Ps
Reetifers, $500 90
Dealers, retail liquor, 25 90
Dealers. wholesale liquor, loo 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, 80 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, % 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, 500 90
And on sales Of over $1,000, City
cents for every dollar in excess of
$1,000. ... ....
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 5 90
Manufacturers OF stills, so 90
And foreach still manufactured, 90 90
AM for each W orm manufactured % 90
Manufacturers of tobacco, 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars, 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, first class (more
than two horses brother animals 80 90
Peddlers of tobacco, second class,
(two horses or other animals). Is 90
Peddless Of tobacco, third class,
Zone horse or other animaD, Is 90
Peddlers oftobacco, fourth class, '..
ION foot or public conveyancel. 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels, so 90
Brewers of 500 barrels or more; 100 90
Any person So liable, who shall fail
TO comply with the foregoing require
ments will be subject to severe penal
ties. -
Persons cs firms liable to paw any Of
the Special Taxes named above must
apply to r. M. PROUD, COLLECTOR rof
Internal Revenue Al Baltimore, Nd,
and pay for aud procure the Special
Tax Stamp a. Stamps they need. prior
to May I, 1877. and WITHOUT
FURTHER NOTICE. a.tt
Special-Tax Stamps will be transmit
ted by mail only on receipt from the
person or firm ordering the same Of
specific directions 90 to do. together
with the necessary postage stamps or
the amount required TO pay the postage.
The postage on one stamp is three cents
and on twosstssnpsl sir celts. II it is
desired that they be transmitted BY reg
istercd mail. ten cents additional should
accompany the application.
.s .....- GREEN b. Rum
~ Csn@issioaer Of .IasernaI Rerenue.
Ogsce Of Interval Rermue. .F
/, Weskiagfon, ID. C., jan. %, 1877.
March 2e, AIS, %. 1877.
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EUCE N E.

EUGENE vii stand a The fcl- ,kyNnAZ
lowing places:
CEDAR POINT. evtry other Monday;
lE0xARpTOWN. a q "Wednesday;
HEAD or THE BAY, every ether Thursday and
Friday;
CHApTfCo, every other Saturday and Mosday;
ABEl.L'S STORE, Meiley's Neck, every other
Tuesday and Wednesday moraing,
WATTS STORE, -. Georges, every othes
Wednesday evening and Thursday.
Eugene |, by Revenue, dam Fanny Fern, by
impovsed Glencoc. and II the sire cf John Merr.-
man, Derby aud other acted hertts.
3sgms--$is, discharged by So II paid On or
bsesss ne ssh day Of June. Groom Zee so eeuts.
80 $3.50 ,. FRAyE SMITH.
April 10, is1f-3s il a~s'safzoay
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JACKSoN'S BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing 9elaees

Which we guarantee to be the finest Navy made
For sale by n in al shapes md szes. FINK
BROS. Z CO., corner Euaw- and Franklin
Streets, Baltimore.
April s. is1T-4w.
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/ MI l. q Il 1 A MI
.- TO
-rHr,F es-. ~. .r-E
q ar d e n e r S.
$40
,ITyEEgk LAEG
a griculturists!
e30n--o-TH7g
Emperor william Cabbage.

The best, largest, Aardisst and mos, profitable
variety of Histsr, d6bagekncwn in Europe, end
imported TO this country exclusively by the un-
dersgned, wberc, with the most ordinary culti-
walton. n fourishes astunishingiy. attaining an
enormous size, aud selling in the market at prices
most gratifying TO the producer. In transplant-
ing great care should be used TO give sufficient
space for growth. Solid heads, the size of the
mouth of a -four barrel is the average run of this
choice variety. One package of the seed sent
post paid on receipt of so cents and ono Bet
postage stamp Three packages Ia one address
81 90 and two Bet stamps. Twelve packages
i sem n II nfffd'p' Il nsYFfYsms5 g'rsgsi9H
~ Read what well-knowu Garrett Co:
Marylander says of Empevov HTihdm Cabbage :.
B!comington, Gorrst CO., Ma Jan. q, x /.
Nh. JAMES tANPsElt. IS Fuiion St. MY.
DEAR SIR II bought some seed from vcu last
Spring- ahdst was good. Your. Emperor Viii
liam Cabbage suits this climate WE'LL On .
mountain sjde the seed VOC sent me, produced
oabbages Weighing thirty pounds.
Very truly yours,
.ts ... - -. JAMES BROWN.
am also Sole Agent in the U. s. for the ia
MAIDSTONE ONION SEED,
from Maidstone, keat Co.. Eag,and, producing
the most prolific and fines; Favored Onions
known, and Welding on suitable soils ffop 500
TO 600 bushels PER acre sown in drills. Mr.
Henrx Coiv;n, large market gardener at Sy ra-
cusc. N. Y, writes, "Your English onion Seed
surprised me hy its large Yield and the delicious
Favor OF the fruit could have sold any guam
tity in this market at good prices. Ny wife say
she viii have no other onions for the table In fi-
ture. Send me as much as you can for the en-
closed SIS co.
One package OF seed sent on receipt Of 30 cents
and one three cent postage s,amr three packages
10 one address 81 90 aud two three cent STAMPS
Twelve packages sent ON receiptof - %.
Ny supply II ifsFstc3. Parties desiring 20 -
cure either Of the above rare seeds should not de-
Wv theiy ossiess MI sod ~arrusfaS ySpsA ,sssi
% ssr=Is-sc. cash AUST arccmYeny all orders,
For either Of thc abose aedk. address
JAMES CAMPBELL
rssss7sr ~ GO Fulton Street. Mt.
Feb. %. ls1.-em.
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A1ANTED an energetic and reliable person to
W introduce TALLMADGE'S LETTER FILE
and BINDER, patented June 9Th, 1876. 10 a
eomLined letter ME and binaer which is indispen-
sable TO every Merchant, Lawyer, Book-kerper,
Clerk aud every person desiring to preserve let
tiers or important papers. in convenieD, form
for future reference. Liberal commission allowed.
Address, with stamp,
". r. SCrLLIy 4 CO..
No. ~ North Moore Street, New York City.
April 10, ls7T-lm.
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III &c riece q oDsscn sassrassd
CU1GSw With Dr. pEiSiEY'S sAMA.
151xS- t3HS2Exf Ma xrSassd scs We ps{<s
gives HxsAxr relief. Ia eject in Piles h HE
.sser 10 TIE pasrhed pOsgpe. Il has essrsi earn
q - yeazsslAading, ssa aocxss. houevsf eAru~
ir % shssipsie, can Il nssssiss he rerSlae Se-~
For sAie By VIM. y. kdessa . Co LsassA
owu M
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: NOTICE.
LuxBER sulxLGEs AND COAL.

WILL furnish the above named articles Al any
1 point 90 the Potomac and. rasRxrni HWrs
and their tributaries ~ the kwesfcAsh psioD
nENj. foxwEtl,. Assps :,
Arris 70, S,-sn LcoeArascSn. ID.
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be done.
II the rental value is not

With Clerks and SherifFs fees, added
Lieemses to Retailers If Spiriisoss o.
Fermemted Liquors or Logger Beer.-The
amounts Of license to be paid by re-
taile1. Of spirituous or feroented IL
quors. or lager beer are a. follows:
II the value Of their stock in trade be
-@s 500 or less, !, ls
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

STIFF MUSCLESsrsipSas-sy rsh.
81 end made piisSse hy one applicafSoa ~ Hns
eyss SA1sxitan LiriMent Fer sals hr w.
E1skr Co sleosArte-wr. 10. g. -
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COLONY ai rAssEk ; cs NE.

EMINENT HoNESTEADERS TO settle on the
.new-LAnA. -Gsxna- the -Lisiis Rock .And foxf
Smith Railway. Woodworking machinery to
be sakng dog fas manuiarsuriuGy.Artise
market for tks timbef and easpsosaesf Or the
sirsn wisk sieke b rcfnhd aracuus o., lana pur-
chsses. For sectional maps aud full information
apply 10 W n. Si-Acx.- Land Commissioner. or
to G. ". HERED, Ges'fAgent, No. sis West
Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o. -.
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Nsn-Rssidsit Notice.


I'll ..OI17flLlgO1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-26

81. Mary's
| Equity.
| Of April,
he and re-
ftorney,i In
eonfrn,ei,
| be shown
! Of Nay,
! order be
Is BEAcos,
|sive weeks
" of May.
! land sold
b Clesk.
}, Clerk.
| -
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U1Seu On us luulnSlc VlItucs, anu AoS-
Q tanned by It's remarkable cures. So mild
SOS to b safs anil beneficial to children,
Isand yet - searching ~ to ei5ectnally
purge -out chs great conceptions Of tie
blood, such a. the scroialous and sphilitic
contamination. impurities, or diseases
that have lurked in the system for years,
soon yield to this powerful anti,lote, and
disappear. Hence its wonderful cures,
10 many of ~hiehs are publicly known. of
~ 8crofnln. and sil scroluloasA diseases
4 Ulccrx, EruptiOns, and erurtive dis
=. orslers Of The skin, Tuinors, BlOtches.
BOils, Pinplcs, Pust,lics. Sores.
st. AntllOnys Fire, Rose Or
Z Erysipelas. letter. salt Rhernl,
sScald Acad. RingwOrm. and in.
sIternal ClceratiOns of the Uterus,
Stomach. and Liver. 1t also cures
other Complaints. TO which il, would not
seem especially adapted. such as Drop
81, Dyspepsia, Fits. Neuralgia.
'is Heart Disease, Female Weak
oeast Debility, and Leuc0rrhen,
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofulous poisons ---
1t Is. an excellent, rcstorcs Of health
and strength in The Spring. BY renew
ing the appetite and vigor Of the digestive
organs, il dissipaies the depression and
listlcss Ifanguor Of the season. Evch
where NO disorder appears, people feel
better. and live longer, for cleansing the
b.oo,l. The systcm moves ON with m
newcd visor ard new lease Of life.
49, pREPAsED gY"
DID, C. AVER AGO. lowell, Mass,
Praefieas ~aS- Analytical Ghcmists.
SOLD M ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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''aoAyer's 80
.Sars 5; a,rilla

= Is widely known
Is ONO Of the most
e6ect,aal remedies
ever discovered
for cleansing the
system and In,ri-
flying the blood.
Il has stool the
tsse ofycan, With
a cosstanA grove
ing reputation,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-15
FIRE RECORD.

A Fine Store Building in ~. Louis
b1Tned, win Heavy Loss 90 Occu-
pants,
80, LOUIS, November IA. The fine
stone front building, Nos. 100 aud 1903,
east side Fourth street, opposite Plan.
ter's house, was destroyed by fire last
night The building was occupied on
the ground floor by M, j. Stielberger,
hat and fur dealer, The stock Is said
to have been valued at from 100000 to
$4,000. In the rear Of Steilberger's
store was the restaurant OF John Bon
nell, whose loss Is unknown. The
upper floors were occupied by the st.
Louis Bank Note company, lawyers
offices and lodging roowe
The losses o. got now be approxi-
mated. Inc building WIS owned by
Mrs. Annie H. Hunt, an cost 500, 700,
little more than year ago. The
insurance is unknown.
inc building adjoining on the north,
occupied by stones museum, was
damaged by water. The contents OF
the museum escaped Che ere but were
roughly handled in moving
The magnificent chRmher OF com.
merce build,ug which was separated
FROM 'tho burning structure by only
tp pty ilatol paol, escaped.
a s1oypo vUp ua rornJ ~ Ot Eyans.
Ylie.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, November IA
fire destroyed themoulding shop and
nepattern room of William He'll.
mans foundry and machine shops.
Less $4,000,
a Furniture Factory In New York
Destroyed,
NEW YORK, November 14.--H. Ian
ter g Co.'s furniture factory in Viii.
was burned last night.
Loss $4,000.
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WASHINGTON.
FELTON,, or Georgia, Mikes the Best
Speech OF the Session In Favor
OF the Repeal OF the Resump.
tIOn Act.
Conference Of the Texas Delegation Re.
gardIng Matters Of Interest to This
State They Favor Government
Encouragement Of the Texas
and Pacific Road.

Mr.. MANcy SpenkB AZ Length ia Favor
of Constructing DefcnsNt works on
the RiO Sraade-Are the Privileges
of 10 FOrger Abridged IN Congress
Moon Associated pressReport.l
WASHINGTON, November Ia. In the
senate Ingalls,, of Kansas, from the
committee on Indian affairs, reported
with amendment senate bill To enable
Indians 10 become citizens OF the
United States. Placed on the calen-
dar.
Conover, Of Florida, introduced u
bill TO grant additional hOmesteads to
settlers upon public lands In the states
of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Florida. Referred TO the commit
tee on public lands.
Mr.. MaXey, OF Texas, called up the
resolution submitted by him few
days ago instructing the committee on
military affairs to inquire into the ex.
pediency of constructing system of
defensive works on the Rio Grande
frontier of the United States, and
spoke at length in regard to raids from
Mexico into Texas, and the necessity
for such defensive works.
Mr.. Window, of Minnesota, from
the committee on appropriations, re-
ported, with amendments, house bill
making appropriations for the support
of the army.
In the house, the resolution whether
the privileges of Congressman Smalls,
of South Carolina, are abridged on
account of his conviction h the South
Carolina courts, on charge OF forgery,
was referred 10 the committee on ju-
dietary,
Consideration Of the oil for the re-
peal of the resumption act was rasun.
ed.
Nominations Lawrence, collector Of
af New Orleans, GAVIN, con.
sul 10 laeghotn,
The senate committee on approprla
ti0ne have struck out me amendments
the army % $4,000 men and
maintaining four regiments of cavalry,
Jf one hundred men to each company,
on the Texas frontier.
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The Fir.t 81. 900 Horse.

Danville Advocate: Mr.. John s.
Hoskins, Of this vicinity, has In his
possession memorandum In the hand.
writing OF bis grandfather, Colonel
John Hosklns, OF King end Queen
county, Virginia, showing that in 1906
he sent his son, William Hoskins, to
Kentucky on fine race horse, Regu.
lus. The horse, we learn from Mr..
Hoskins, was the only blooded animal
up TO that time that had sold for over
$1,000, Colonel Hoskins having sold
him to Colonel Sanders, Of Scott coun-
ty, Kentucky, for $1,000, and his son,
William Hoskins, rode him out to de
liver Linn TO his owner, az above stated.
Old Lexington can trace back TO Reg
ulus, az well az other horses that have
won distinction on the turf.
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marine Items and pIsos,ors,

LONDON, November l4.--The brig
Francisco Ratio, from Wilmington for
Hamburg, has put into Cadiz, short of
provisions.
The steamer Nankin, from New
York, October Goth, for Liverpool,
arrived at st, Mi3hael's, on the second
inst. She had lost boats, bulwarks
and stanohions, jetsamed one hundred
tons of cargo, and had her pumps
choked and cargo shifted, A tele.
gram dated November nineth, states
that the Nankin had refitted and
proceeded.
The ship, Cleopatra, from London
to New Orleans, has put into Shields,
damaged by "a collision.
The brig, Francisco Baflo, from vii,
mington, North Carolina, for Ham
burg, which put into Cadiz on the 18th
instant, is leaking badly and must be
discharged.
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woMANs INCONSISTENCY.
A FaSshiess Vito De.etis sIer ImprIa.
Oned Husband.


Woman'a constancy 10 man has ever
been extolled from time Immemorlal,
and her steadhst devotion 10 him,
when overtaken hv adversely, In his
darkest and most trying hour, have
been the theme OF poets and writer's OF
romantic stories for ages. Yet II Ia
the reporters unpleasant, and II seems
to him almost ungallant, duty TO
chronicle the flckleness and incon-
stancy OF a woman, who, though hav-
Ing taken upon herself the marital
VOWS that she would love and oleave
unto him as his lawful welded wife,
has, when he most needed her sup
port, wantonly withheld her aflee-
tions, and, adding insult to injury, be-
slowed them upon another.
Yesterday evening during the To-
porter's daily visit to the Jail, the
guards admitted woman who asked
permission to see William Dill, who
Is confined, charged with robbing the
Adams express some two years ago.
The request being granted, she walked
up TO the cell door where she was
greeted by her husband, which she
recognized by careless ''howdy, Bill.n
She was not on mission OF love but
onNbusiness, and she began driving the
point by telling him In most matter
of fact way the she loved another man
better than she did him, and had come
for the purpose of getting his consent
to sue for divorce. The man at Iirst
seemed deeply mortified and panied at
the cold and cruel request, but recover
ing his composure, he unhesltatingly
gave his consent, saying that he
would never stand in the way OF her
wishes. The woman seemed mad with
JOY and with 'Good by Bill. Oh!
am so glad" ran out to tell her happi-
ness to the guards, who failed to par
ticipate in her unseemly pleasure. She
walked but short distance up the
street when she was met by her lover,
whom the reporter is constrained to
admit was not q very unthrlfty looking
specimen of humanity. The faithless
wife and her lover went on their way
and the deserted husband
paced the floor of his cell In deep med
itation.