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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

andat the sm0uth OISINOTtH IiVei W lAeAiHg
ton, It iisrlavigabe only for boats carrying halt
loads. The company IS proceeding to nave
the canal put in order, and three steam dredging
machines constructed, the first OF which Will be
ready By the fist Of January. s...sss.ss
SoTTBERg CoTToN. Exhausted and pros
trated as the Southern States have been by
the war the trade which has sprung up be-
tween them and the city of New York since the
return of peace is matter Of much surprise.
It IS the cotton of, the South, hidden away in
holes and corners during the war, that is find
ingits way to marketup the Mississippi and
up the seaboard. These reserves of cotton
have been estimated at g. 600, 600 balesin all; but
million and halt will probaly be nearer the
aggregate in the South at the time of Lees
surrender. This aggregate however, will 60
great way to put the cotton States upon
their legs, again, if disorganizing politicians
can only be Kept from any serious informed
ding With practical Southern restoration.
z ExTRAvAGANcE IN DRESS. The New York
Express says: Now that the fashionables are
returned to the city, the Opera House begins
to put On costly look. Opera cloaks are worn
that cost almost fabulous prices, while jewel
ry Is disported that it would costa common
Nevada silver mine to buy. The milliners
and dress makers of the city were seldom, it
ever, so busily employed as they are now,
and never before on such costly material. For
wedding coming off in the upper part Of the
city, one establishment only has some sixty
odd dresses in charge, which will cost money
enough to buy thousands eff acres Of land
in Nebraska, Dacotah and Idaho Shoddy
reyels, as yet. It's time for collapse will come.
The indulgence in such extravaganza is only
proof Of vulgarity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-04

II O. 0. F-The members of the ,Safepta
i. Lodge, No. 49, I. O. O. ]. =. are hereby not i7
fed that the future meetings Of the Lodge VIII
corner of King and Royal streets, on Tuesday
evenings Of each week, at O. clock p. M.
no 5-3t VIM L. MILBURN, Nc.
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Military Convention.
A Good 81 Noyement.

Boston, july ia Convention OF the Adutsnt'
General. Of the loyal States to-day, in the senate
Chamber Of the State House. General v. Is. Baker,
Of lows, w.s chosen President. The roll Of members
present was called a. follows Gems =. Hosden, OF
Maine Head, Of New Hampshire w1hburne, OF
Vermont schonter, Of MAssnchusettsi houran, OF
Rhode Island Merse Of Connecticut; Russell, Of
Penn,yyania Berry, OF Msryland PeTpont, Of
West Virginia; Lindsey, OF Kentucky Baker, Of
Iowa; Anderson, OF Kansas.
Communications we're received from the Adjutant-
Generals OF Indians and Wisconsin, rerretung their
inability 10 be pTetent IN consequence OF urgent pub
lie business At home. diEpHtfh from AdiuiAnt
General Bishop, Of Arkansas stated that he will
reach this city tonight. letter was read from
sence, accompanying which war copy Of the mil
itla law Of that state and statements In reitou 10
Its working.
Col. Henry Leo, late Of Gov Andrews staff 10 ac-
cordance with an invitation read carefully prepared
paIer upon militia system, SNOW ing the results Of
an eNamiuaiionof OF The vioNs oi le founders OF the
Republic and Of military men ruce that tine, and
making various recomnc ndatiCnu gfosing out Of the
experience during the present war.
ton. Lindsay, Of Kentucky, moved the appoint-
mcnt Of committee OF hve N n.emOralize Congress
the suhiect OF general militia law. bens. Lind-
say, WShbuTue, Anderson, Russell aud Berry were
appointed As sad committee,
Gems. Anderson, HodsOn, and Pierpont we're APP
pointed a Committee relative 10 the appJintInent Of
the Adjutant Generals OF the several states AZ PEN
sion agents.
Tens. Schinler, Mauran and Lindsay sppoint-
ed committee 10 procure from tho War department
the muster rolls end certified copies Of such rolls TO he
deposlted In the Adlutant Geueras ocrs Of the sew
erAl ststee: The Convention adjourned 10 Wednes-
DAY. A
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10 the erszins effect the base proposition had on the
mind Of Miss Harris we'll As the circumstances
which induced the belief that Burrouehs, vhom Mi,s
Harris killed. VA the suthor Of the letters.
Ex-Governor Letcher reloa,od from the Old
Capitol Prison las, nisht, BY direction Of President
johnson, upon the condition Of going Immediately TO
his home In virginia and he ssve nj, parole 20 re-
main there, subject 10 the order ~ the President
MNor John 4 Bolle, hn received the sppo' ntmen,
of Solicitor and Naval judge Advocate General OF the
Navy Department and Secretary wollss has sp-
pointed surgeon Phiucas '. Horvit1 ~ Chief Of the
Buresu Of Medicine and surgery Of the Navy Depart
ment
EI-Bris Gen. James Kieruan. Of New Yort. VI.
Yesterday appointed United state, Consul At Chin
Kisns China
Mr.. Ford, the wuhing'on rnanarer, hss protested
against the cosing Of hts theatre through his COUNSEL
Ihotns living, Eeq., late counsel for Dr Mudd and
spanger. No reason given for prohibiting the
performance, hut fumors had prevailed during the
dav that disturbance would take place N the theatre
va opened but no indications Of such purpose were
visible In any rart Of the city Mr. Ford had all bis
CON pany engaged, wi music, etc and the play an
nounced was the Octoroon. lie received All annony.
nous note on MONDAY, asting hlm not TO open his
him 20 take fifty thousand dollars for bic building.
and erect another theatre In different par Of the
city when be would be supported hberauy by the
uublir.
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These men, arrested in Washington, as mentioned
In disp.eh in Mondays suS, we're most malignant
and bitter rebels. Harris one Of the most wicked
men In tho Confederate service. Il 10 said heCul-
Tough formerly Professor Of Chemistry At Colum-
ba College. and remained In that position until the
winter Of 1852, vhtu he suddenly disappeared, and
". ne1t heard OF In Richmond Hls elt elton 10 the
Chair of Chemistry In Columbia made rome talk A.
tie time. His opponent Professor Nocott
Gibbs, gcnerally acknosledged 10 he an able man,
but unfortunately Tor himself aud the COLLEGE, .
Unitarian. Mccullough. heiug more orthodo1, wAs
elected. When he ran away 10 Richmond hr became
the head OF the Chemical buresu. In this Office he
prepared inh.mabe compounds, which we're TO he
used for the destruction OF New York aud other
northern cities aud ehos ed readiness 10 hhet With
his technical skill the most Infamous pOts Of the
hel leaders Tor the destruction OF the women and
children u the North. AZ adNentufer, uu-Crupu-
lous. treaclefous and resdy 10 serve any cause tot
pay, he IA one Of the most de ,ostable chAfacsois
bIouEhl out By the rebeIlion.
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u misht have proved fatal but for the iut,t POSITION
OF . con,tsbo, who interpo.ed iu time TO b - ia
force. determined " complete the work Hot h,uin.
YOUNG Burns hred snother shot At the saw 70 man,
ctine ain between two officers Who were landing
near him, the ball this tiiRe psssng throush MAJORS
thith. The crowd had nov largely iucrts 4eI, oil
deeply ympathlzing With the mother and on \
rsh wn msde for the prisuners. With the itteuLion
OF pnchins thom on the spot. The cry tor
vengtAnce nom the frenzicd mother t.rd in
With the utmost difficulty thai tho on c,r. ~.
moved the prisoners TO place Of safety. IL the ccu-
msion, young burns got at the younger 81 Ju., aud
soine Say made an ATTEMPT TO stNh him. S,c 1e that
tie iorce there was insufficient 20 guard H. lives
The prisoners word wn mt to Capt. Hagad )lu " hl
officers, and speedily restored order. Tho Younger
prisoner had He'd ot safety and sent tle g. o
W SAY where thev could find him. lie arfest.st.
a. also " A. Nrs Burns the mother Of tho unlotfuuaip
girls and her son and the teo Majors ~ere tbtn o.
Troy at O'Clock, The mother OF the girs was IN ~
crazed stst that ~ wa deemed ueceasAry 10 hand
euh her, and even then che had to be =. ,rt
In cart and hold by thre" men pat.
nck Huins, the brother u the gifls. uss
accompaI ed 60 the depot by another tsia, vU,
scmed fniry heartsck snd her lament ,'ious,
A. she trudsed barchUadod over the dusty IosU ND.r
moutuiul indeed, and all who her pitCd ht- lipr
sisters hsd been beaten erd ouJaHed by the rilAnt
ana we're suffering in thotr lonely homes, y HI moe
thcr and brother, WHO al mGdv attcu Pied 20 w-psk
vengeance upon the tcstroycrs Of their hspp,nrss,
with the hated villAiuf. The unwiss attempt to use
unlaN fnl means to Satisfaction, thod urgcd
forward BY the unfUa oulug crowd to The uOfk. hal
but added TO the calamity under which the family
we're suffering. The mother and brother 10 sOught
TO vndicae BY force the good dAu. htere and
vreiches no had deliberately plotted and clorn.od
q hellisn crime.
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news Itomk
n, T4.,rspA 10 n. s.s Ys~s s...,

Tns sarstogs races arc postpnned until today
on account OF the rain.
JAY Cooks reports subscriptions 10 the Seven.
Thirty Loan Yesterday to The amount OF AZ. los..
400
Tn. bsgg.r. car OF the A. NJ down trai, f,o,.
s.,,,o9s- v.,,srdav. VA. d..,ro,.1 bv 6,. ,o.
os,be, Win the baggage car, near Necb.pic.v.rr.
M oon. r,s injured.
Dra,,a ,h, last lew d.ys, thir,v re-.o,, i. c.,.
c,nn.,,. Ohio. and min. in sevnort X t,,,o..,.,
-. -.a,... =. hy ..,,,, ,b.... 49, Il "A.
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The Tragedy at Albany.
Additional Particulars of the Attack Upon
the PFisoners

Tho Albany ARGUS Of yesterday, relates par.
ticuars OF the attempted shoot!ns OF the prisoners
Major, in revenge for outraing he persons Of Bird
get and Ann Burns in a wood near thai city;
While the examination was in prolress, the prison.
erA MAJOR and his sltug be- De each oiheT near
the Justice, Patrick Burns ltOther Of the girls ap
pealed ht the door lie vac armed with a revolver
hnd kniie, and had come with the Dee elmlnaton OF
taxing summary vengeance upon IN" testToyers OF
his two sisters. He opened the door lev inches,
aud taking aim, fired the OLD man. the bAIl thking
effect in the n shy part Of the forearm about three
inches from the e.bow, coniug out ~ the wrist.
MAJOR Jumped up, and cried out an shot catch
citeucnt Intense. The crosd rushed in,
while Burns was more fierce than ever 70 hnish the
work he had determined TO accomplish. To add
20 the frenzy Of the crowd. the mother Of the
Rlrls nov made her appearance, A. an aceomplice
Of her in the work vengeance, The two
then rushed toward the prisoners the son with re-
vover and knife; the mother with hateheL which
abe had until now oonceaed about hsr person She
aimed blow at the head OF the elder MAJOR, already
suffering from his wounded Arm, cutting him bsdly;
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The West Roxbury Tragedy Arrest ofthe
supposed Murderer

The Boston rsASsoRtpr OF Monday ssyn " lie
particulars Of tho dreadful tragedy in TIE que,
village OF West Roxbury, resulting In the brutal
murder Of two innocent ohidren--IsebolA n joyce
and her brother John s. Joyco-whoso dead b,dss
terribly InuulAted, were found In piec. Of woods
upon the estate of Mr. Thomas Motley, on Sunday.
tic sih " June last, are still iresh in tte min
of the public, and II In therefore unnecessary & r
us Iva this connection, TO recall them. lev de ys
af.et the discovery of tho bodies In Buzzo rs
Woods, Chisi of Police Kurt received inf ion
that one Joh stewarta resident Of West RoIb lry,
and discharged soldier. was the murderer. The
chief thea proceeded 90 ipv,Anl sto the
case, and few days since WAS as
cerlaincd that lie man they were sfter hsd rc-en-
listed in tho regular army and was stationed a
Fun Independence. A visit was sccordingly ~ ado
20 the for, on Wednesday last. but the man was
no, recognized, owing 10 an erroneous dcscri,ton
which bad been given the detectives. On hauir-
day detective. Heath and jones vent down ~ tho
fort this time tAkiny with themA young lad who
was acquainted with Stewart. As the troops sta
toned At tie fors were passing n royiew, $40 lad
saw Stewart, and 81 once pointed him out ~ tue
detectives. The man Who II charged with this
horribl' crifuo IA Of Irish descent, and about
twenty -four years Of ase. lilo 10 stout built OF
medium height, has . bhOrt thick nes, full
face, dark brown HAIR. and cold blue eyes,
with very heavy, shaggy eyebrows. Hc tAa
. mother living at Phtsburg, Pa b1sws,'
was naturally much troubled upon be. *
arrested. He denies positively AL In ~
loiso cf the crime, and, when spoken - sbo,N II,
sail with much feeling II am bad en- ,ugh, God
knows hut was uoyer bad enough 80 comm. a
murder" lie declares thai ho has snJ lo evidence
TO prove where he was st the time Of .he murder.
and TO establish his innocence. The risoueT VIII
probably be lhksn to Dedham iail to-iay, q, the
crime committed in Norfolk County. Durus
the entire day yesterday, and an fact al tho time
that he has been confined IN the 1ombs StewAt
has heen calm and uncouceruei, perfectl'. cuun.
dent that he clear himself irofu all su sp'con.
The aggregate amount offered by various parties
for the srrest and conviction Of She perscn or per-
sons who committed the murdrr is as,,5nu. tho
town Of West RuxDury having offered S1,Unn the
citizens Of thst town 5000, the ci1y Boston
$1,000, and the citizens In Ward Eleven in which
she mother Of tie children resides -s5CU
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General Intallissncs.
tby ksa to IL. S.v York sun.l

JcuS HISS died Of jos, in rtic., at the return q
his soldier son.
THIHz is a ruerriIA IN the Nashville prison,
charged with a hundred murders.
PsEsrDErT Hsrrson's osnghter, Mrs Taylor,
died AT Clncnnsh on Friday
TRuE. The only bAsibIt,Ts that have done good
In this world-leeches.
NTwroR1, II. J., Is full, excepting the hotels
Evory tenement is occuptd.
TrsY pebald ponies are the style IN Hyde Park,
London this season
PU0nnT John MorriIsey returnsed an income n
&5a,TO0 l,st year. John speeuls1ss in stocks AID
tbiugA"
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LOCAL NEWS.
AEw YORK AND rHE VICINITY.


'"bhHN Az iHApe'-tro'eSsor mot ~
looking about ~ some location "hero he Will hs
able TO sec nmodat Arrs elA'''' Of pupils and give
infornston o." t'r culinary art 70 the many who
make Application ior n,truction. Since bis Academy
has boon n operation upsards of 'wsnty accomplish
ed cooke have been added to the number previously
emyioy ed 40 the houehod. Of this metropolis and 10
i a.scstrd hy the rroio-sor that II he could recon-
mend thousand rood cooks they would be furnished
employ mont Ia good homes, al rcmuneIAtve
~neo,, IA le-' than ono seek after the
is,t "" made tho"u. Ihs ~, undoubiedll,
tie cuc, snd tHo -ond'r i' shs' the Worknsromen
D ttr eip 90 not abanion theii illy-Paid aud un-
1,hltiu occupations, io. tho purpose of becoming
pfoGc,cn's IN the culinary art. An instance Of the
value Of lhc tootius A.,icny, a. means of doinr
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From Fortress Monroe.


Fort-,ss Monroe, July lo.--The ship Wheeler,
With cargo Of tobacco which aground for some
days In James River, Las cen lghtened and arrived
hero to-day The st amer Cosssoi, from Richmond.
sot aground to-day, near Point of shoals Lighthouse
The shir MiS .ouri with so'reo OF tobacco, which was
sshorc in Jancf ive-. ia. arrived here, aud Ia re-
loading. Tho fnlish sloops Of vsr styS and Petrol
have arrived at thi, port, bound 70 Halifax, where
they expect orders to return to England
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Arrest of Emerson Etheridge.

Cincinnati, .iutv IA special dispatch from
Nashville to the CoSNERoINL OF this city, announces
the arrest Of Emerson Etheridse, at Columbus, Ky.
by the comm.ndant OF the military post In that city,
on the charge OF delivering incendiAry speeche, in
Tenneerse.
tE,heridee Ia a native Il North Carolina, hut re-
moved 10 Tennessee early In life, and in 1855 was
elected representative u COngress from that state.
lie wsa reelected 10 the Thirty fourth Congress, and
also to the rhirty-sxth and Thirty In the
Thirty seventh COngtes. he elected Clerk Of the
House OF RepresentatiNes.l
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From Tennessee.
Governor BrswnIow Amer the Rebels.

Cincinns,i, June IA special dispatch to the
GAZETTE say, ;-'tiovernor Brownlos, OF Tennessee.
hns i..ued a proclamation, declaring the franchise
Law" the Supreme Law Of the state. lie denounce.
all those rebel, who stempt to orpose lie
,on and call. upon the civil authorities to arrest all
persons Who, under pre'ence Of beins candidates for
Congress are Advi-inr the people to nuify tho
.titution aud laws, and stirring mp rebellion aud
edition"
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slsts rssums possession " their prop, 1y. t.,
right and title 70 ,hs property elsmsd mus, bs
beyopd question.
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ness Of the iron was o 2on or rather scant Of Ave-
sxteenhs OF inch; 10 my opinion that defective
leakn tends weaken boiler and continual pulsaon
in addition TO this leak may lead 70 an explosion
am one Of the arm Or C4owSanrs TSss that con
tractcd to build the boiler In the best possible manners
in July lsSa Captain 20 John was shown the drawi1 ,
Peoples line; accepted tho offer Of twenty nine and
half cents pound Tor the iron TO be used in the
sructon Of the boilers 1.-THE witness here read the spec
6catons Of the agreement entered into between Crow
banks Theal and the Peoples ne) am not boiler
maker by trade, but machnist gave special instruc
tons 10 my spare neither pains nor expense
their construction Mr. James Hook often visited the
shop while the boilers were being built he examined
] present when they were tested by cold water
pressure Of 1fytwo pounds; me makers not held
responsible after the boilers have been examined by
government inspectors.
George Andrews, being dbl swprn dcposes and says
trade; have been In the I 4s sixteen or seventeen
years, and am foreman In Crowtanks & Theal's shop
received instructions u make the boilers Of the st.
John in the best manner; sheets of iron tested by
sound and by being heated and allowed TO cool or OBJ
serving II the weakened parts dicrin color; the iron
used the boilers of the st. John tested by being
beaten with hammer, the sound showing pretty accu-
raely whether the sheets were properly welded or not
the boilers were braced at intervals OF from seven
eight inches: know OF no Imperfect iron which was
used in the construction Of the boilers Of the st. John
think there must have existed small leak in the
boiler, which wore away the iron and weakened the
sheet; the effects Of this leak particularly when
bned with the effects Of constant puation finally caused
inc eNpiOSlOn
The taking Of other testimony then adjourned
until this afternoon nj one O'Clock
Mr.. John +. Cunningham-who, with his wife and
two daughters, were badly scalded the St.
John-dcd yesterday. Mrs. Cunningham is in q
better condition than either OF her daughters, who
were so badly scalded about the feet that the
are coming on at me joints The pain they suffer is
intense can their agony admit Of their being kept
quiet for instant. Their limbs warmed by the
use OF heating bottles, and every is being be-
slowed upon the victims Of the Disaster yet IL posi-
bic that several more names viii be added TO the list Of
dead many days eIapse
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s.s.n.b,p y5zSzs5i.. sherwood, forsisnd-f GSSxsn
Steamship Mary Sanford, Sherwood. BOs0n-whsnss :
ship Young America, Cummings San Francisco-sutson
ship Gorilla (Br). colsaeld LiyerpcOl-Wiisms Guion.
Sp e sSssasD rTSns
bark westward Ho (Br) Peacock, Melbourne-R Came
Bark Frsysr tNor,, johnson. London-Funeh Neincse
BARK Minerva Prus, Ramin, Rostsrdam-Funch Meincke
BARK Golden Fleece (Br). Rhodes, Barbados-H rrow.
Bark Bari Brookman, sahoney New oreansH 81
BTig Los Ameos tBr, LIND Para-L Am.inek M Co.
sss fsss u.s. ess Smith,
Brig Elliott, Bray, Charleston-Brown Vanderbilt
s @ ssss sfss ss I gwssnsy
scSr 4 X@es' Amss, savannah~Broyn i Vanderbilt
schr Clara Jane Armstrong Bangor-Jed rye q 20 s
schr Ellen Louise Reeve New Hayen-H9tchk!ss sos
schr Geo Green, Williams Middetown-h hacke" a
sioop Sophia Parsons, New Haven--H Racket Son.
ARRIVED.
sonhampon ssth with mdse and TO passengers oeirchs
ns ssss s% NV e s
heavy seas severely nnrns seaman Oct 10 via oueens
town aOl, with mdse and s25 passengers e Williams 4
sass In sPs7s lon 4 sops passed an
Steamship MORO Castle Adams, Hayans Nov 4. Al Pm
heavy %saS nors ssd Ps wnds 70 sp0n0''
s 1a Nopo Nov she s in supply
coaD With ndse and passengers, wayde &C., Has had
ssss%ssp BsssS win s,S Sss and
teras Wsw is miles. passed steamship America, hence for
Steamship Ahambra Benaon. Charleston "A hours with
mdse and passengers 70 Arthur Leay Saw At anchor on
inst Cape Heniopen BY Sc miles. slgnalized steamship
Morning Star; also steamer showinga signal with black
s.samshin Twilight, Spencer, Wilmington. nc; 90 hours
with nndse and passengers. to LvinKston FOX Il 20.
@ 70 Tapseo Bros Co. ,o oas IA 3 r. lon
Barley Of Manchester England fell overheard and
Ess Meteor Sss 1Sss Peru 70 days
WA a Isaar has an.%sn Brsna 3. days. with
mase and 49, passsngers to chns Lulng 20 ,
to Naper Weisford 1 Had very heavy weather sprung
leak, lost and split SAILS stove buwarks and did other
BARK George Hunt Cof Baltimors MAJ Mitchell Apa
pany with bas Mary Iucrea for New York Oct 81 lat
- Sn R ~ Pfs @ PoG fGans r 20 sept H.
wool hides &C. to oelrichs CO. Sept 20 in heavy blow
s III e n9, e aTrs a sn a aGson 10
with lamber to Brett, Son Co ,.... I'M, 400,
Bs ss Wheeler sswSSTg s for R Boston
Pet oa s sSrshe Dsnn sso ag' w p IL
was n nass e. sasb sssas r g d' with
, sr od p the s ss. r on @ % d.
passed through quantity Of wrecSed stuff 7h inst in
hf sr S ssesss k MY y4ss
scSr Maya Irvn. o,Bdssg, yleiaaia; q days
sshr Kirk GsA sarns nett Georscic1n days
J JayS Rasse GeorseSwn %
Schr Col Jones Hin. Baltimore, 5 daysi
SsssSn we New sss" 'F Philadelphia
schr s Rsth Hasey Snow albany e r. New y, London
Sch, War steed, Cash, Ncw6urs for Providence.