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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
An English y.s:v CT oar SationHi hnni-
ycIsaty.

AnEngi.sh yis:- CT oar National hnni-
veIsary.
The London AthelGum lately made
stikinc reference to our ration, birthday, and
slthou Oh it makes the "Oi Bay State" lii
tie older than she really is, yet 1t Is so well
done, with &c clear an idea ct the real spirit
OF the celebration OF our zone great holiday,
that we cOpy few paragraphs:
la less than month ffom this present date
America will celebrate the eighty second an
niversary of her national bIrthiay Ihrousf-
out the whole Of the States, however, divided
by political language and sym patby, by quee-
tons Of boundary and color, there Will on
that day tie heard in each city and county
one unanimous speech-tbere will glow one
confcdarae banner.
From Massachusetts, the eldest, to Mime
STA aud Arz lna, the youngest h0rn--iroin
Indian D4cOtab, where the sun sh!oes an in'
distinct light on unassigned Claims AGA W.
encu.ubered e.tntes # green wood, 70 Span
ieb San FrancscO, where II iauot- along inc
path OF the ocean steamer, and hlngs Siid
dust into the eyes OF belmsman ana passen-
ger--thrcugh an stilueut land winch elgLt
wears of labor have marreiou-iy uiGej,
strennthencd with ribs Of railroad quickencd
With almost vital nerves Of telegraph, made
to throb with busy agencies and motive pow
er Of nvontiJn und manu'actuTe, blessed
snd made happy with eprreciab!e harVests
of wheat and cotton and rice, no less than
twI inapp. eciablo harve-tS OF freedom and
peacc--Iurng one day business and trade
and political enmiiy viii pause TO Keep
common jubilee.
In honor of that day the wagon on Tie
prairie vii have It's arch of leaves, the !uni.
Der raft floating down the Mississippi VIII
attach to its rough pine mast July flag,
the steamer far out 81 sea will hoist gar
land at the fore. motley population, OF all
hues, German, Indian, civil and military,
will cake mu,jc in what twenty years ago,
were forest streets, aud along the thirteen
GnousaDd miles Of coast, from every cape
and headland, peaceful cannon viii proclaim
to the world declaration Of Amerlcau IL
dependence.
Nor in less favored climates will the day
be forgotten Compliment or sympathy VII!
deck with American cOlors the barDor5 Vi
Montreal Sydney, ard Liverpool. Aa.eri-
can- will lie glad 10 Rome, in Florence, and
perhaps too in Pari,--aUd 10 token vi po!itl-
cal amity and fearless Of clear and open
search, the portraits Of Queen Victoria aud
President Buchanan will naug side by side
to dignity an hospltab!e dining room al
Richmond"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
IarsIaIsh.pG Kansas.

Mr.. Winston ltOrmerly OF CGlicper county,
has been the sicrim ri strange pisunderstsu-
diHg and consequently OF much Injustice, II
1t II true that he has been again removed
from ffce hy the administration. Appoint
ed by Mr.. Pierce to the PJttowattam!e agen.
cy, be accepted the appointment, and, alter
it had been sent TO tue Senate Tor cOEtrDIa-
ton, repaired TO bis post. From some mad
yertance the Senate adjourned without acting
upon the appointment. Being referred to
the committee, 1t va, overlooked and not re-
ported to the Senate.
After the inauguration Of Mr.. Buchanan,
the President held, that failure from any
cause to con firm WAS constructive rejcGuou;
AID, the agency being vacant by the failure
to cpGfi,m, the President proceeded to make
another appointment. Tne hardship Of thi-
action being clearly represented to the Pres
dent, he was cunvi, ced ;hat bis action, though
uniutcntiOnal, mad nevertheless, done very
great Injustice to Mr. Winston, and, without
auy solicitation from Mr. Winston, the Pre-. p
ident conferred upon BIN the marshaisLip Oi
Kansas, az reparati0n for bis removal from
toe agency. Wiit these facts before Us, we
feel that there must re some errcr 10 toe tele-
graz bic report If his renewal, The CORES
pondence between Mr. Winstoa and the mem
beTs Of the Bar in han,as does DO more thau
justice to tie integritg, moral worth and Ca
Fscity Of MIR. Wirstor; aud bis removal wltl-
cut just cause, will create much dl-sr!siac.
toe among the Democracy Of Culpeper,
where be is we'll known end highly apprecla-
ted-Pich. Enq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
u,xsu and cren.huw Mills.

On the Is. inst there was an announce
ment in the papers Of dissoutons of part
nership, and the formation of new firm
With reference to the proprietary interests
and management Of the Haxall and Cren'
shaw mills. Dir. William Ii Haxa!l, SO long
40 active partner in the ua1all mills, and
contributing his energy and foe PRACTICAL
sense to aid in it's extensive operations, re-
tired from the concern, and MIR. L. ID. C!en-
shaw. became the owner of one moiety Of
tina, very valuable milling property. Al the
same time Messrs r. 3. HaIall, George b.
Fisher, and T. B. Grundy, became interested
in the ownership Of Ike CEsushaw mills. along
with Mr.. Crenshaw, end new firm was o.
ganized consisting of Mes,.s. r. B. HsI,li
/. d. Crenshaw, Geo. d. Fisher, aad /. b.
Gruudy to conduct the operations Of both
these extensive Flour manufacturing estab-
lishuents.-Rich DIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
The Tampa Tragedy n Hoax.

AS We expected, the terrible outFsges emu
merated by tia "Repubicsn'o Tampa cor.
respondent, turns out to be hoax.
We have received the last number Of the
Tampa Peninsuisr, published on the 10th ul;..
" hich does not contain the slightest slusion
to the hanging Of four respectable citizens as
narrated By 5. p. Bowen. Ii there IS such
a man IS $. p. Bowen in Tampa, we would
suggest, for the benefit of ali parties con.
cerned, that be be turned over II the tender
nerUies Of the Regulators. 4 little lynch
Ing would perhaps teach him the improperly
of manufacturing lice to impose upon editors
and throw them upon the public Sasdnndh
Georgian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
Senior simmer.

The Boston Advertiser prints the follow
ing extract uf letter from gentleman of
high char ctcr in Paris to friend Of Senator
Sumner
"PARIs, June Il, 1853 The opinion Of
both physicians, approved by DR.. George
HAYWARD, OF Boston, was in favor OF cauter-
ization of the spine in order to produce coun-
tcI.irritetiop, and il this your friend DE-.
Brown. Sequard, whose speciality is the nsr-
yous and cerebral system, fully concurred.--
lie mado several careful examinations and
came to the conclusion that there was still
cor gestion of the nseguments OF the brain
as we'll as other abnormal conditions. When
tho fact was announced to MIR. Sumner, and
the exact process explained If turning the
neck and back with irons at white heat,
be at once said: Try it without delay-in
any form and to any extent
THE operation was performed by DR..
Browu-Sequard, who wished Mr.. Snmner to
iuhale cbloroform. This he declined, and re-
tu.ipg all apodynes, went through The pain
fol process without word or vince. 1t
has been repeated since, and will be again
to-day for the fifth Time"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
Remain. orJn,nes Monroe.

ALL O'Clock last Saturday morning the re-
mains of ex President Monroe were removed
from the City Hall, i 0 New York. to the steam
ar jamestown, under the escort Of the Seventh
regiment, the Eighth regiment performing
duty as q guard of honor. The remains
we're formally delivered to ths Virginia
Committee by Hon. John Cochrane, on be-
half of the city of New York, 10 an appropr'-
ate and feeling address, which was replied
TO by o. Jennings Wise, esq on behalf Of the
Vireiuisns. The Ericsson sailed at one o.
clock With the troops on board, and the
jamestown at half past three. % their way
down the bay they were saluted by the varl-
Gus steamers and the govern meat forts.
NORFOLK, July 4--The steamer James
town. with the rem aims Of President Monroe,
arrived here this evening and passed up the
river. The steamer Ericsson has also passed
up. The Mayor went ON board the James
town wien she arrived here. and delivered
an eloquent address. which was rephed to
by Mr.. Cocbrane. There was an immense
crowd upon the wharves. Minute guns
were fred aud flags placed at hal! mast as
soon as the steamers appeared in sight.
The Richmond papers to-day, will give US
full accounts Of the funeral obsequies IN k'ch'
mond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
The SIX CROP.

Every season for some years past there has
been great interest manifested In regard to
the condition Of the silk worms. 1t is prob
able that the disease which affects the silk
worms, the grape aud the potato, arises from
the same cause. This is the period o! uncer-
taipty 10 regard to the silk cocoons in Europe,
and letters say ihat active fluctuations may
occur in that article during the next few
weeks. F.om some parts of Italy there have
already been missivngs, but it is 100 carly
yet u form an opinion. Even if aDO'her
European failure should occur, there can
hardly be return to former high prices.
since the Chinese crop continues to increase.
Last year it was OF unprecedented extent, and
according to sdVices just received, the prom.
lse this season in ssil more favorable, not
only a. regards yield but quality. IL 10 like
wise said ~ be more forward than usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
ICONNUSICATED.


A small number of our citizens, princIp."
ly natives Of Alexandria, had social gs.
ering on the 5,h OF July, at a Spring 10 To-
neighborhood of this town. The follOSit.
were the regular toasts:
|. The Day we celebrate; it coDnebcs.
our career as n0tion--May it be fOreSa
honored,
.. The Unior--the palladium Of our IitG
ties
3. The memory Of Washington.
4. The memories Of all who contributed
establishing our INDEPENDENCE, and forwlii
our constitution.
5. The State Of Virginia May she be, a.
she ought to be, the greatest state il g"
Union.
6. Disunion, Notification, Secession. A.
olitionisn -Heresies to be driver cut Of %.
land! "Avauut aud Quit cur sight aod bl''
ipew
7. The President Of the United States, To-
Executive, and the Legislative Departing
TO be honored for all that they do, whc.
is right--to be condemned for oil that !s,'
do which is wrong.
s. Tue Judiciary-lIonor TO all incoHy.
tible Judges, who preside in our Courts, ani
administer faithfully the laws of The country
;. Alexaodria-May our native town e
merge from all her difficulties, and yet -four
ish.
10. The Army and Navy-No large STAG.
Jog srmies--but an adequate force for j.
fence.
IL. The supremacy Of the Lave.
II. The Ladies Of our Land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
Editorial Courtesaes.

The Richmond Eu9airer aud the Rich
moud Shuth, are Eat swords points," IN the
discussion of political sf,irs--but their COD
test is conducted in such manuer, a. TO
TO place their conductors high in public es.-
nation. For instance, the Enquirer says
THE South entirely misapprehends our
intention in reproducing the article from the
Savannah G Georgian. We desired merely to
show that its late ultra newspaper allies were
deserting it. We assure our neighbor that
we have never sought to make any impress
sion as to its subscription lis,--ihat Is as sn-
cred with us as oar neigh BORIS private char
acter, aud We would no sooner seek to dis
parage the one, than we would destroy the
o:her. Both are strictly private affairs, with
hich we shall never interfere. We can dis
agree upon public matters, without The III
terruption Of private friendship. Though In
pu bio affairs We may be a bear" whose hug
is deadly, yet in private friendship the shake
OF the hand will always be cordial"
To this The South responds as foilovs:--
AT once we protest our appreciation OF
VI
agraph. Such is the spirit 10 which news
paper controversy should be conducted, not
only from respect to the sanctity OF private
friendship, but with regard as we'll to the
dignity Of the profession and the instruction
of the public. The Interests OF truth are
never promoted by the violence OF angry dis
putstioo, but an intelligent community Is
scandsl.z d by the imper,ipence Of personal
illusions in q wrangle between public joer-
nalist.. The utmos, obstinacy Of opinion IL
not incompatible with the scruples Of gentle.
manly courtesy; and If the Enquirer and
South cannot sgree in their views OF public
poiioy, they may at least debate their differ,
ences without an exhibition of unamiabe
temper. For our part, We seek controversy
With 90 paper, and when forced upon Us We
endeavor to conduct it with u studious res'
poet for the feelings of our adversary. 1t an
unintsDtional wrong be done 10 the ardor Oh
discussion, We are never reluctsns to make
renaration0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
lLONyFErr.
l|oNsCSicAu.
The Celebration at PIIr.ri,,,

lNoSsCSiCAn,
Tho Celebration at PIrI,riur,,
The anniversary Of the birth dIyof,..
lean Independence was most spvr,,,,.
celebrated at "Pzzarinctum Spring.
Monday, by a large number; and !, /.
much doubted whether in bfilliarcv
uagni6cence it ever was surpassed By -.
thing Of the kind before ATTEMPTED !,
section Of the country. About egh, o,,,..
A. NJ, the procession from AIeIandrj, -,
der the lead Of the gallant HoRy, msjs =,
appearance, and were welcomed viii ,s,,,
throwing up Of hats, and similar dsco,,.
,ions of delight. Many of the "rs,s ~,
file," however, were considerably Cys,.,.
by the long foo. journey and bes; ioj,.
from various little circumstances nc, 49, '
sary to specify. The company were T,s.
ed to the Springs by Captain Byuroor
whom the whole party responded, AL q.
pressed their best regards. Alter the ,,'
pany bad COOLED Of" slightly, the C,,,.
Peter HOrnbiower, esq, was duly cscor,.3,
the stand, and having made polite y,
and recovered his perpendicular, with
effort, delivered most eloquent and spp,.. .
GRAFTON. Before the clOse, however, ne >.
greet to say, that the Orator was much on,
come by heat ard fatigue, &C., &c; bu, A..
bathing bis burning brow 10 tue coo.,.
P,IzsrInotam, and taking a draft of Tatr,
tea, be soon recovered, and concluded (.
mighty effort, with blaLs OF elOqueuce. !,
q refreshing draft, aud amid the apprgpf,s
explosion of innumersbls fire crackers. g.
several pistols, Is. At this point, toe &.
Marshal aud aids formed 10 line, sni reu,
ing the sprig' of mint from their Lat, ...
si,ed them with the worthy and cf..g
stewart OF the feast. These interesting 4.
mensoes Of great occasion were we'll c.,..
for, and cubs equen'ly contributed much
the general erj1yment. 1t was a ceiebfal.
that will be long remembered BY sbO.e v.
participated!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
The subn: ariue TeIegrnPh.

There has been no news received Of the
Niagara. 50 auxiously awaited 90 this side OF
the Atlantic, and consequently the laying Of
the great ocean telegraph is still 10 doubt
Indeed, IS the time increases the probabilities
OF failure Increase. We fear the dificu!ties
cannot be mastered, aud that We shall have
no Geographic communication with the inhab-
itaots OF another world for years 20 come,
though we do not doubt the final success IF
the roect.- Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07

The last intelligence from Camp Scott rep
? esented General Johnston as about to march
with his whole army-three thousand strong
into Salt Lake city. in two days. He has
been reinforced BY Capt. Msrcy's command
from Santa Fe, and the supply trains of Col.
Hoffman from Fort L9avenwos'h; bis men
were in fiue condition. and bis stock Of AMI
mails complete. The Governor sra iea'o
Commissioners had already preceded him
The entrance Of the army into the capital
Of the Saints" will put the Intentions OF
the Mormons to practical test Ibelr
tbrest will be emembered--that the appear,
snoe of the soldiers within the capital should
be the signal for converting Salt Lake Gity
into another Moscow. We shall see whe'her
they will carry out that intention. $3.50 a" ,ba
nothing of whs, hss been doing inside the
CITY. except from the statements OF the MOT
rnons themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
Liberia Advancing

Henry NJ. West, a colored mon, who for
merly resi'iei in Philadelphia, writes from
Bucbauan, Liberia, ~ follow:
"Liberian produce is going to show itself
this year in cotton. sugar, coffee, and tobac-
co; and do not doubt that in few years
these articles will be raised in sufficient quau.
titles for expectation. To tell the fact, L.
beriaus have never been so independent, 30
far IS domestic provisions are concerned, as
they are now. Every thing indicates an un-
s1smpIed degree Of prosperity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
NJ a nny's Reaper.

On Wednesday last, we paid visit to the
splendid estate Of Mr.. S. W. F!cklin, esq to
witne.. the operation Of Manny's Reaper
We do not propose, 10 write description Of
this Reaper, as IT is advertised by Drsytrn
g.. Meade, ESQ.,, OF Alexandria, who SETS forth
lis advantages in very graphic style. We
will say, how ever. thas the machine wprks to
our s,ti. faction, and We think 1t will be found
q valuable aid and friend 10 the farmer, where
the land is smooth enough to be adapted to its
USE.
Mr.. Fickin seems entirely satisfied with
the performance IF bis Reayer. Ii cuts a
beautiful swarth and leaves not a talk stand.
ing, and it is estimated that it will pay for
itself ia one season, owing to the great ad
vantage ii possesses as 4 ieaner over the old
fashioned scytLe. Mr.. Floklin estimates that
i, will fave at least one tushel Of wheat Per
acre more than the scythe.- ChGrjaaeSrat.
adrOcde
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
ICosgUSICATED.

We learn that the experiment, made Uni'
authority of the law OF last session, OF blrt.
out the negro convicts in the State Pcni's.
siary, succeeds perfectly. The accountsifs
the North River Improvement, where G:
siderable number are at work, are 70 !.
above effect. The only objection, perbip
is that the convicts like il too well for a 70.
isbment. Why not extend the Iaw TO 3
able bodied men, white as well as black A.
thus rid the State Treasury e the very e.
siderable charge to which it is put u NAV
tain the Penitentiary! D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07

The English Court of Exchequer has re-
Gently had before it an action for SANDER,
based on the epithet "backleg," applied in
conversation to the plaintiff. If written it
would nave been libel, as calculated to hold
the party up to contempt; but spoken ISLANDERS
must accuse a person Of some indiotable Of
fence il order 70 be actionable. Gambling
is indic;able, bot the court failed to agree as
to whether the word "b!ack!eg" intended q
crime. The judges stood four and four on
the question
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07

We should Judge from the tone OF tue
Democratic press generally, that the Rnttoer
affair has not pat back Mr.. Letcher' IN any
perceptible degree. and that his letter Is con-
s;dered as satisfactory. The chances are
that be will be the Democrats nominee tor
Governor. 1t is said he will receive the
largest vote in the Tenth Legion, ever green
En- anv candidate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
Calv;u ". Philleo, author Of Twice Mar.

Calvin W. Phileo, author Of Twice Mar
RED" Akin by Marriage" and other mag
a,ipe articles, well known to the readers OF
putnam's aud the Atlantic, died at SufhoId'
Coun, on the 3Oth ult. Mr.. Philleo was Al
active politician as we'll as popular writer
10 1919, he became a iree-soiier' oresking
away from the democratic patty, with whion
he bad previously acted, but afterwards went
back to the democrats, and was member OF
the democratic State Committee oil ConnecH-
cut at the time OF his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07

lNOhACslCAItD
The following is the programme Of Il.
Celebration of the 4th," at Springfield NJ
near Markham Station, FauQuier COUNT
Virginia.
First.-The proper persons proceeded
Goose Creek, with small seine, and CT
mepced operations by selecting the foes;
the tnny tribe, 20 far as they were al.
when enc, yielding 10 the effects OF 10.
sand and mud upon unprotected cOrns, :,
signed his station 10 favor Of another. W
willingly accepted, and was rewarded B.
catching number Of very fac fish.
Secoud.--The fish were served up 10 &C.
style, and spread before small party.
Third. The party paid due respect to To-
Capt" who stood ready at all times t. Ell.
in digestion, and who is naturally a good b.
mored chan" if not to- much abused.
Fourth.-Flsh disappeared, az il by mag;
and the Capt" Il good deal crippled.
Flfth.-The Capt" recruited.
Si1th.--A committee Of two were app)l.
ed 30 wait upon a gentleman who klni
agreed to deliver sn address.
Seventh The Address.
Eighth. applause.
Ninth.-NItlonsl air, which was beqg
fully discoursed by the ''Stringed Band
Tenth Repeated "smiles" upon u
Capt"
Eleventh. regular old field asa,
Dance"
Twelfth. Numerous toast; amongst VT,
was one given by the doctor, May ~
Democrat Wings, and Americans uuIIs
put down Black Republicanism.
Tbirteenth.-The Capt" on the -
ceud"
Fourteenth.-Thc Company despersed %
high spirits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07

The Masonic Celebration at Louisa c. H.,
on Thursday last, was largely attended by
resident and visiting members of the order,
and by large coucourse Of the people OF the
county. A number Of the cficers OF the
Gtand Lodge of Virginia wcIe present,
amongst them wo Noticed l. B. Williams, j..
G. Warden; DR.. Dove, g. Secretary; ard Jas.
Evsps, OF Richmond, and DR.. James A.
Lei.ch. of Charlottesville, Past Grsrd Mas
ter Of Virginia. There we're fully hundred
aud fifty Masons il the procession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07
COuAUNICATED.
Rev, Henry A. Wise, Jr.


This young and eloquent minister Of the
GOSPEL, addressed a crowded audience, on last
Sabbath, IN ST. PIuPs Church.
lie entered the pulpit for the first time in
bis clerical character, on that occasion, with
grace and dignity, and took bis tex. from the
25th chep. Matthew, aud 46th verse.
He described in eloquent, impressive, and
fcrvent language, the infinite blessings, here
ard hereafter, of Holy Reiigion-that AL.
mighty q was slow to anger, ever merciiul
and iorElying to the truly peniteut--apd,
thea, with mastery mind, he portrayed
the deformity Of Sin, its sorrows and mise
ries here its terriers and horrors forever in
the eternal world; while the blessings and
joys Of Heaven we're never ending. Through
out he displayed great compass of thought,
beauty Of dictIon, and powerful reasoning;
and, altogether, promises to be an able and
successful messenger Of the Gospel.
May God continue to cnlighten his judg
ment, aud to make him n shining Light to
open the eyes Of tue blind, and to convert
them from the evil Of their ways, is the sim
cere and earnest wish Of
LAYMAN OF THE EPISC PAL CHURCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07

The Aibemarle Insurance Company he's
made, for the four years, dividends amount
ing in the aggregate to 81 per cent. of its
capital. The average Ct its annual dividends
is 49, per cent. The earnings Of the Compa-
ny tor the last ak months. ending June 3Osh
were between twelve aud thirteen per cent:
making nett profit for that period of over
$4,000. The stockholders thought it most
advise bic to declare out of the nett proceeds
of the last six months dividend Of Fix per
CENT, the balance Of the profits they carried
to The contingent fund which already reaches
S25 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-07

A collision Of authority having occurred
between Mayor Henry and the Health officer,
Mr.. Arthur Hughes, OF Philadelphia the
first named functionary, was placed under
arrest on Friday, to answer the charge Of in.
terlerug With the operations of the Board Of
Health. The trouble is about closing the
First District station House, declared by the
Board nuisance.