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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

Hannibal IIamlin Resigns and Joins the De-
StructiypS.
BosToy, September 3,-Hannihal Hamlin has
resigned the position of collector of III" port.
He intends to speak against the Presidents
nplry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04
I-EW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
~ CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHESWARE.
We are now opening our FALL STOCK, consist
ing Of rich FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA
SETS, elegant VASES. TOILET SETS, every "a,
riety Of FANCY CHINA, LAVA, and BlSQuE
GOODS WHITE CHINA DINNER and ten.
WARE handsome ToILETWARE plain WHITE
GRANITE GOODS, Of all kinds; Rodgers hne
full TIN CHAMBER SETS, together with every,
thing usually found in irst-cldss china and
house furnishing establishment. Merchants and
the public generally are respectfully requested 10
examine our stock before purchasing, feeling
assured we can sell on as accommodating terms rs
any house In the city or elsewh-Ie
J. C. sNELSON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

ROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
" 20 barrels PATENT CUT and CRUSHED ST.
10 barrr h POWDERED and GRADUATED
50 barrels SOFT sUGARS-A, d, and Ex, c;
~ barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR, prime
so bags prime CoFFEE-Javs, Lasuayra, and
10 half chests GuNPowDEg TEA,
ALLSPICE, PEPPER, and GdHGEK.
100 barrels pure RECTlFiED WHISKY,
70 barrels VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE
Is barrels oLb KENTUCKY RYE WHISKY.
as barrels COMMON WHISKY,
200 sacks LIyERPoOL SALT ,o eos,
70 ho2shead SYRUP, for sale by
an al-eod6t GEORGE !. HERRING 4 co.
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ROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
AGAINST LIGHTNING.
utWIEN'S

consisting Of combination Of m.tal--lRoS.
ZINC. and CDPPER-scleutIHcally arranged.
BEING BUT HALF-INCH ~ DIAMETER, AND
Equal To A THREE-lNCH BAR OF IRON
IN CONDUCTING CAPACITY,
MAKING TT NEAT
UPON THE BUILDINGS and
FASTENINGS. REMOVING THE OBJECTIONS
TO THE SMALL ROD NOW COMMONLY
USED.
This ROD Is entirely continuous In its character,
and decidedly the SAFES and BEST LIGHT, ,
MING ROD now befor. the American people, and
so pronounced by the best science of this country;
Persons wishing to purchase the above specified
ROD, or the common IRON ROD, can he supplied
at reasonable rates and All work put up by me-
kept in repair free Of charge If not impaired by
unfair measures - .
sale. Address -
WILLIAM s. MUNSON, Agent,
2s-lm box 1873 post. Office Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

ANIPULAT TIE d GUANO.-The
wi JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY il prepared to furnish the farmers OF Viz
ginia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER; and not
caring TO indulge in extended communications OF
it's own, confidently refers to those who used this
fertilizer in the years 1850 ard 1901 when WAS nrs
introduced, and met with universal approval.
II consists OF an equal proportion Zone thousand
pounds each) Of Peruvian and Phosphate tSom-
brerol Guano, weighed in with the most scrupu.
lous care and precision, and Is finely ground and
perfectly Incorporated.
Should any one prefer larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the Sombrero Guano
than the above formula calls FOR, such orders, Tor
not less than two tons, will be specially and care
fully executed in this case the proportions will
ne Two.THlRps Of Peruvian and osB-THIRD OF
sombrero Guano. Both there preparations are ad :.
mira bly, adapted to the OF the drill and can be
applied in this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble to the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity OF money the Company
il admonished TO reduce prices to the lowest point,
and to be satisfied with moderate proft In ac-
cordance with which the public is offered these
fertilizers at the following rates, for cash Regu
lar preparation of 200 pounds Peruvian and 900
pounds Sombrero 1T so per ton Of 1000 pounds
Special preparation Of !, 3s3 pounds Peruvian and
e67 pounds Sombrero at $50 per ton Of ooo pounds
Orders can be addressed til rough the commiss ion
merchants OF the city, or directly TO the under
signed, who bestows on this department his con-
slant and most careful supervision.
I'm Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

ANOTHER KIND OF NEGRO CAsE.-A po-
liccman few days since dubbed and
arrested negro in New York, according
to the report, under peculiar circum-
stances. The negro was at the market
buying some potatoes, when row oc
Cured in the street, which attracted his
attention. While looking in the direction
of the disturbance, the policeman accostcd
him thus: "What in HI are you doing
here? Move on" The African asserted
his right to "buy potatoes; whcreupon
the policeman dubbed him, and took him
TO prison, out of which he came not until
he paid eighteen do'larS. Do they not need
a Freedmcn's Bureau in New York! Had
such a thing occurred in the South, Gene
raj Howard would have telcgraphed the
"Mcan White" Convention in Philadel-
phia, and Brownlow would have called for
one Of his three divisions of annihilators
10 march AT once and commence the
"killing."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04


da-The Old Cable Caught and Great Eastern
Paying Out-All Well-Thc Roman Question
Austria Reduces her irmy-Bismarck At
tempts an Alliance between Prussia, Austria
aud Russia.
LIVERPOOL. September S.-Two steamships
of the Cunard line sailed for Canada with
troops. The .Mrning T,ieyrGpt says the only
object in sending these troops is 10 meet the
spirit manifested by the colonIsts in the late
Feniau raid.
Dispatches have been received from the
Great Eastern; the old cable being caught, IL
now paying out, and will b. finished by Satur-
day. All we'll
The steamship Tripoli has arrived.
LONDON, September 3.-The Times OF this
morning says that the solution of the Roman
question will quickly follow the cession OF
Eenetia to Italy.
vienna, September ;, +. M.-The Austrian
Government has given orders for a reduction
of the army TO peace footing, and the work
has already commenced.
PARIS, September ,, p. Mt is said that
Count Bismarck is cndeayoring 10 form an
alliance between Prussia, Austria, and Russia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04
WHOLESALE MURDERS BY A NECRo.-A

WHOLESALE MuRDEES By NECRo.-A
mulatto boy, aged eighteen years, on Fri
day the cath instant attempted TO Kill
three white persons in Michigan, near
Delhi, and succeeded so well that two were
mortally injured and the third seriously.
They were the wife and daughter of Mr..
John Buck, and his wifc's mother. The
daughter was Il very little girl. His weapon
was an axe. The little girls skull was
broken, and the brain oozing out, though
She was alive. Mrs. Buck was in similar
condition--no hope for the recovery Of
either. The old lady was less seriously
injured, though much hurt.
The murderer was formerly slave in
Kentucky, was liberated by the Federal
army, enlisted and served, and vas dis
charged after the war. He lahorcd on
farms in Michigan; hired himself TO Mr..
Buck for four months but only worked
eight days, when he left and hired himself
to another farmer. He demanded pay for
his eight days, but Buck told him he would
not pay him, as he deserted him when his
services were most needed. He was heard
TO threaten that if Buck did not pay him
he would repent it. He entered the house
near midnight, while Buck was out
covering an exposed stack from the
rain, which had begun to fall. In the hurry
Of leaving the house he left his own hat,
which had fallen from his head, and picked
up, in mistake, the hat Of Bucks son, who
slept in another room. He was afterwards
apprchendcd with this hat on. lie con-
tcSScd the deed, and said he went to collect
the money due him. But he entered the
house by raising window, and took an
axe in with him, he said, TO defend himself
in case Of a difficulty. The little girl was
awakened, and calling her father, the
negro struck her, and then quickly followed
M with his attacks on his other victims.
When Buck rcrntcrcd the house the muir
dcrcr had gone. He was taken the next
dav, and the citizens desired to lynch
him, but the officers got him safely into
Jail.
Had these murders been committed in
the South by white man on negroes we
should never hear the last Of it: and that
infamous and dcviliSh paper published by
the IIarpcrs would have been filled with
cngravingS showing the horrible deed with
every device Of artistic cXaggcratlon. :
All to show that the South was not yet fit
TO be admitted into the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

Cholera i'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Iher" were
eleven new cases of cholera 10 -day-six deaths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

EAMILY FLOUR.-Our FAMILY
Il FLOUR Is now ready for delivery, and, by
actual experiment, ID proven 10 be real ly superior
Subscribers and others who desire to purchase
will please call.
au A-ts HAXALL, CRENsHAw 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

r GATHER, LEATHER, LEATHER.
IL We have Just received = full supply Of SOLE
LEATHER, FRENCH, GERMAN, and AMERICAN
CALF SKINS, LINING SKINS, &c, which we Offer
at lowest market rates.
o. II. CHALKLRY 4 CO.
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
DEPARTURE PROM CLEVELAND.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y Tribute
TOLEDO, Ohio. Tuesday Sept. T. 1896.
The President left the Kansas House, Cleveland
this morning at O'clock and with escort composed Of
smen and citizens proceeded through the principal streets
Of the city to depot OF the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Ample opportunity given the citizens Of Cleveland TO
him hour and half being occupied In passing over the
route Of procession Flags bearing extracts from the Prea
dents former speeches prominently displayed on the
streets but the crowd orderly and undemons,ravs Az
the train moved of three feeble cheers given Gen
Grant not with the party having LEFT for Detroit BY
steamboat ast night The cater Sherman stationed
In the harbor gay decked with flags and tired Pre
Dental saas a the train ran along side the lake full viex
Of her.
AZ yesterday the train filed with committees from
every little along the road and largo delegation
was or board from Toledo headed by Mayor Dorr Of that
city day beautiful and the ride must have been
ioyab even 10 the President whose mind 80 harrassed
with the cares the Constitution and the Union The
pressbe en Crooke Of Ohio Joined the party at Cleveland
and accompanied 1t on.
At Kya President made OF his usual speeches
knowedgng the cordial Welcome and placing the hAg with
% stars where be has placed all along the route 10 the hands
OF the people He also announced that he ctzon and
when three or four bouQusts thrown at hin said that
these were agones damned de could suffer them
bsng presented among the and heartily cheeed Secro
@ cd the people ,, Soa mo- ~, oS y Ss %,
who jumped into brsmbe bush and scratched out his eyes,
and applied 10 the South saying the Administration was
trying help the poor fellows scratch their eyes In again
Who, 10 Gods name could object 70 "a, Nobody Thsy
were blind and duty 70 restore their sight 80 that
thsy could holp their county Whis he was ndugag
bis hsmos the PsssdspL uho had g9i 10 ssoas mari pf tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
DIED.

ALExAEpERoo Monday "a INST H.r,is, ~ vito Of w6fsn
sd family invited ss.s
unsrs ,ts residence No 24s We. Eishseatl 81:
yit.ton s isnsns VII Be cysrss I isI iaisnss
BARKE-suddeny Tuesday morning sep;s@bsr iss isas
Notice Of the fassss vii 90 given Eersafssr.
~ dss%S.y s ss @ ~. y' q a. % Es
Nicholas r. Van BrUnt
aS the ass ieS ssas ssr
fulton ave- Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon q ocoek
EARLEn isssm on Tuesday Sept John Earle IN Che ssss
TIE friends and relative, family respectfully invited :.
~sa.y :.hss Third and Fourth TSsasS sss ca
inst. at O'Clock ..
ouMAE-At New; London. Conn Monday afternoon Scot
The relatives sad isSd. Of The family are respectfully
tend the a9sr on Taar:dsy so''ss m from his late resi-
Frnkn only child Of George A and Nellie A Greeley sssdT
"'''" Abua on earth to blooa N heaven. 81
KELLocK-On Monday evening James KeiOck IN the no
The sads Of The uy respectfully attend his iunerl
S bro S9oSs George ksocs 10 10 ws fss
BEoEon Sunday sspssmbsr O. Long Branch Alexis Leon
friend. q q. family Invited @ ..saa the
5rasss nsm - rrsns Assss .aq 10 . nj ss,l asr
ee,ic.e Rsg.s.n ~. wll 5. ssleeIsIsd -
ho q s1 sisss S g. s ~: : Jana A. ''s
oAKEY-oa saturday mat. Mrs.. Sarah cshsras o.tsy relied
Of late psoisi o.lsJ .ssd u years,
No ~ lluton-psee. H. - 49,
oDoNNELL-on Monday. Sept Edward oDeansA printer.
The esv.s and friends family the members Of New
Ss sa s% d. S Ts.isscs No q % w.5
al u o'clock ..-
PHYFE-On Tuesday morning Sept Martha widow Of Masses
PHYS. and dsaghtsr Of Wood Gibson
Of family respectfully invited 20 al
the funeral fom the residence Of hsr ier No Nsss
Twsnyahhst, Thursday sfsraoon at O'clock withoss
f1rthsf Invitation. az -.
REEvEIn Hudson City j. Friday August o. Nathsnisl r..
Charles and Harriet Resvs sssd year aud months
SALISBURY Fshki Y. Tuesday Sept Geo Edwars
OF the late Henry Salisbury eco, aged - yeara
Notice ofuners hereafter
sANFORD-As Newark j. Sunday Sept John Sanford 10
Funeral at bis late residence No 10 Bsn Nssk. &C
O'clock Msthodit Church ct 1oeoek IA
The friends Of the family and the Masonic
fraternity invited attend without faTthes notice
sMiTH-At Eorwak Com Tuesday Sept Jea Smith, sssd
81
Funeral Thursday. Sept 8, st2 O'Clock p M .E ~
wALTON-on Tuesday eth inst. WiHsm -. only sou %
NJ C. Walton aged II and months
respectfully invited attend the snsrs
9th clock from ms t,thers ros-
dsnce, No "a East Twenty stxtbst.
wANZERAt Paxling " sunday Sep, 1895 Julia Tsber
yoon. daughter Of Edward zd Hannah Wsnzsr aged year ns
fmonths
The Professor Members Of the Css Of % OF The
the o. AkDREw oDaCKINBUsH IT, O. sociock
WEDNESDAY, Sept s, from No 80 Charssst
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BY THE OLD CABLE.

FROM MID.ocEAS WA IRELAND AND cAPB BRETON
TO NETWORK CITY.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1866.
The following dispatch received to-day and is the
second instance which any message has been sent from
midocean Europe, and thence to America in the same
day-the first being the announcement of the recovery
the cable:
sos BOARD STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
ATLANTIC OCEAN, sept. 4. 1866
It'd IT. CRAIG General Agent Of s A''oeia,d Pr' NeS
York
1--WE have just received kilograms from London, saying
there s serious outbreak in Canada Please advise me
accurately by cable via Hearts Coneu and vaen;s in re
gard to the
expect Hearts Content Saturday next
All is going on well. CYRUS W. FIELD"
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MARRIED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

THON-rURNER-at Christ Church, Cooperssown Thurs
day August Rev s. H. Syunott John "a tnhon Of this
Casrne Turner daughter OF Henry scott 81 t oucr
place
PLETCHER-BRI0HT-In this city on Monday Sept BY
Rev. Avah Wiswal hr. Charles H. Fletcher 70 Mic Mime
Bright. all Of New-Yofk No cards.
HAENAH-MITCHELL-On Wednesday, August "a al the rss
dsncs Of the brides parents in Pooekscpss T. ~ se Rsv
L. Corning George Hannah 10 Mary Isabel daughter Of George
Mitchell, ell Of tho above named place. No cards ~
-McDONALD--Ai Ssndsf. r. Church. BTootyn, sJ
the Rev r. Boonle bridgeport Conn., Tuesday Sept hf
Robert Moore 20 Mis-. tgns daughter Of the late
VIM Mcdonald. both Of Brooklyn.
WRGHT-KELLY-At Rose Hill Seminary DsEbury, Conu. on
Sunday morning I'd Dr. Hawiey hr Geo W.
Wright Of EewYok 10 Miss May Josephine Kelly Of Dsnbsy
No carda
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Sept. :, ZOO

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Sept =. roo.
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
about 8 1850 acres Of the public lands were disposed
Of the land ONCE lenoshs Kenosha VIE, during the
past month follows; With Agricultural College scrip
200 acres; under the Homestead law 1889 acres and the
remainder with military warrants.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were over
ssO00OO.
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN
The City Councilmen having, at meeting Of the
Board resolved suitably the President his return
to Washington, the necessary Committees have been ap
pointed and the arrangements for the occasion being
made The military and civic societies will doubtless be
in large numbers they TO be invited to partc
pate the reception takes place In the evening" fireworks
be of in abundance money accomplish the
purpose Washington 10 to be in blaze Of glory.
BASE BALL.
The celebrated Excelsior Base Ball Club, OF Brook
Ign, it lie officially announced viii arrive here on the 18th
inst and viii be entertained by the champions OF the South
the National Club OF this city On the 18th they will engage
in match with the Nationals and the 10Th with the
Union Club workmsn busy engaged in erecting stands
alphabetically shaped fz the accommodation Of visitors
and spectators
NATIONAL FINANCES.
The statement Of the condition of our National
finances VIII DO given TO the public tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
rHK AnprInAN MrssloE.

TIKI AMERICAN MISSION.
The S. PetsYsbure Journal of the 18th contains
long account the banquet gwen by the town OF Cronsadt TO
the United states officers NJ Nktine in proposing the
of Mr. Fox Envoy Extraordinary from Washington and Of
Mr. Clay Minister the United States at ST. Petersburg
said;
We citizens Of Cronstadt avail ourselves Of the present
Opportunity 90 the hOnored representative Of great
and glorious MARION Mr. Fox sincere and cordial thanks
for this testimony Of the sympathy and friendship Of Amer
for the Russian people which has been sOemny
pressed In the address OF Congress OF the United States OF
North America respecting the OF the 4h OF Ap
This sympsthy IS dear 70 Russians.
The citizens Of America In the OF thor representa-
tves who among JOIN with US IN the universal 10Y
OF the Russian people toe preservation OF the life OF our De
loved Monarch and therefore propose toast 70 the guests
Of this days festival To the citizens OF the great RepuOc OF
America lProOnged hmTahsl General Clay In replying
60 the toast OF his health, said; =,
As Representative Of the great Republic OF the Unea
States Of America necessarily republican aud Toud
be difficult to IND either side OF the ocean more ryeh
but while being country which possesses mOnarehca
form Of government have been convinced that ronArohea
may be the best form OF government when
the best snd most Yruoas in the world e. us hea0
NY honorable friend Fox likewise sincere repuocan VAL
Of this by his residence IN Russia and
therefore IL that FEEL to be my duty TO propose as t9as
Iussa the Russian Government the Russian eet the las
sian NY all the citizens OF Russia" Loud appiause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
STEAMBOAT SINK.

CINCINNATI Tuesday. Sept 1866.
The Cincinnati and Big Sandy packet Revenue, bound
for Cincinnati with cargo Of 200 tuns of ron sank
Busna Vista In the Ohio River Friday last She
insured for Us OO0 Her wi "'ohahy DO recov.
cred. No lives were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
THE CIGAR MAKERS NATIONAL CONVEN-
TJON
RALrIMoRE, Tuesday. Sept. {.

BAIrrnoHE. Tuesday. Sept 4. 1866.
The CigarNskers National Convention organized here
to-day L. G.. Walker OF Baltimore President OF the
Cigar Makers National Union was made President
Charles Menkler Of Cincinnati, wis elected Secretary
The Convention then adjourned until tomorrow About
30 delegates present from Philadelphia, NewYork
Cine matt Boston, St. Louls and Other cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
DESTRUCTIVE sTOBM nv OHIO.

CINCINNATI Tuesday, Sept e. 1866.
The severe storm on Saturday and Sunday nights did
considerable damage throughout this section Deer Greek
and Mil Greek Valleys were completely inundated The
Elk Run bridge the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
was carried away also two bridges on the Eaton and
Hamilton road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
ArSTRLA IND ITALY

At the request of Italy Austria, before signing the
treaty of Peace Prague gave her unconditional assent
to the union Of Lombardy and venea with Italy. The
French Government cOncuTed in the arrangement, ad
hitting that it only acquired yenes to hand it over to
Italy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
TROTTNG MATCH POSTPONED.

speciaI Dspsteh % The n 7. Tribune.
CHICAGO. Tuesday. Sept 4, le66:
II raining heavily here and In consequence Of the
horrible condition Of the track the Dexter Tong match
is postponed until Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
RUSSIA.

taey agreed that Mazzini should be amnssed He may
therefore take bis seat IN thu Chamber Ii he thinks ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05

THR SANITARY COMMISSION EXTENDED TO RUSSIA
ST. PETERSBURG. ITS STREETS AND CHURCHES
CONTINUANCE OF THE FRTEs-RACEs, &C.
ST. PETERSBURG Aug 90 1906.
ApropOs Of the visit Of our monitor feet in Russia,
and grand recspOnto attempt to and describe all Of
which submit ones self to influences absolutely bswder
ngI may turn away this food Of dinners and meetings
for order chronicle another event Just trans
pred. which is interesting wen ss important.
The saaitary Commission In it European development
knoWn the international Society Of Geneva has extended
iel TO Russia Its beRefeebt principles had found adherence
b. Of the enlightened Governments except RlsSa and
Austria and satisfactory know tina, simultaneously with
tAe American visit RusGs determined the last the
list
France Prussia and England the frat to agree and
gEo the prestige Of their weight 10 tho idea Of this Inferno
tonal Society which Swallowed forth in s motto. TIA. the
falls from wound in battle no longerto be
considered enemy likewise that the doctors shah not be
considered enemies So sefeVdent Just and az the
principe undoubtedly strangely enough had
eOrporAied among the laws Of nations until after Of
The soOe spirits who assisted in giving America Ito Sanitary
Association united with kindred sort IN Switzerland and
boasAi the question prominently 10 the attention Of the Eu
fopeaB powers
Dnoutes sore In the way the smallest Of them arising from
mefePSbhcan origin Of The nOysuepti mA nea afraid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-12

The Tailoring establishment Of Harper Il
Grigg, No. y south Royal street, was entered
last night during church hours, and good to the
amount Of 5000 stolen therefrom.