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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-24

DERsONs FURH1SHrEG ROOMS veuId save
Il money and trouble bycslling at AD AS0N'S,
Who can furnish them With ready made sheets.
Pillow Cases, Feather and Hair Pillows, Bolsters,
Shades, oil Cloths, Carpet, Stair Crash, Towel
ing, Table Linen, &C. Dc ID dlst
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IT 0 T I G Z

To acAone 1t mary concern Under the pro-
visions Of the Code Of Virginia of 1860, chapter
first day of the next June Term Of the County
Court Of Prince William county, the Alexan-
dria and Fredericksburg Railroad Company will
apply TO said Court for the appointment OF Eve
disinterested frceholders, who, or any three or
more of whom, shall constitute a board, to as
certain just compensation to the owners Of
land upon the line of said railroad, within the
said county of Prince William, for such Of said
lands as are proposed to be taken by said COM
pany for its purposes. r. W. LATHAM,
an 2l.1a@4w President \. d F. r. r. Co.
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IS, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys all kinds and sizes, Brushes Wick,
and all other goods in thetrade at the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
sed ut extremely low figures, and offered at cor
rcsponing rates. All who want real bargains
ter come quickly NH S-tf
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E AIDES EMPORIUM.
For the manufacture of
CLOA.KS
and DRESSES,

CLUANO
and DRESSES,
and LADIES
and CHILDRENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description. The above departments
under the superintendent of experienced and
artistic cutters. Entire satisfaction may be re-
lied upon.
a.y- Also Machine Stitching, Stamping, Flu
ting and Pinl1ing Cloaks Dress-buttons, Bind
Bindings, Braids, Working cotton &c
L. BECK,
No. 10 Market Space, Pennsylvania Aven lie,
between 9Th and 9th street, Washington D. G..
Washington, D. c. APP lin
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r51HE FERTILIZER
FOR VIRGINIA LANDS.
BAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
containing So per cent Of Phosphate OF Lime
This article is offered with confidence to the
Planters of Virginia, as being well adapted to
their lands, and just what they need to produce
argc crops, and permanently improve the soil.
GEO. DUGDALB, Manufacturer Agt
Baltimore, Md.
For sale at manufacturers prices, adding
cost of transportion, by KNOX & SMITH!
ian 22-3m No. &, 5. Union ST., Alexandra.
DRUCE's CONCENTRATED FERTILE
ID IZER-The immediate results of the use
of this highly approved fertilizer are as arked
as in the application Of Peruvian ,Guano, while
at the same time the land On which it is applied
is permanently enriched
4 discount made to dealers For sale by
GEORGE e. WHITE,
ian 13-tf Nos So and 81 Cameron ST.
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VTIRGINIA.-At rules held in the clers.
v Office of the Circuit Court Of Ale=eadris
County. on End day Of April 1856, e 3. De
Coster and Margaret Ann, his wife, COMPLAIN.
ants, against Asbury Mex. Snyder. defendr4!
In chGncery. &H.
The object of this suit is to obtain ,de-.es
of partition of certain land, Of which ;-iobert E.
Snyder and Elizabeth A. Snyder, died seized
The defendant Asbury Mex. Snyder not me-.
ing entered his appearance and given secu.ity
Of this Court, and it appearing by proper afids
yit that he is not resident Of this State, 1t i:
ordered, that the said defendant 1ppeal he,
within one month after due publication of TIL:
order, end do what is necessary to protect hisin.
terest in this suit; and that copC OF this ode.
be forthwith inserted in the AlexendriS GSzS.te,
a newspaper published in the city OF lle:;sn;
dria, once Weer, for four successive r'eeks end
posted NJ the front door Of the Court Eorse 0:
this County. 4 copy-;'este. NV
BRENT s vArr1Es, Solicitors for corOlr.
IN 9-1sWSN
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Court Notices.

IYIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clo,,.,
" Office of the Circuit Court of Alexapdss;ss
County, on the End day of April 1855, HesseIiuss
Smith, defendant-in chancery. 49,: ''''a
The object Of this suit is to have, the outstand.
ing legal title Of certain Real Estate in The
county of Alexandria, conveyed to the complain Te
ants, who ere cestui que trust-in possession ''D'
The defendant, William Smith not hayjn.
entered his appearance and given security a., ac
cording to The act Of Assembly and the rules "
this Court and it appearing BY proper eaidaviis
that he is not resident of this State,-It is Nv
dered, that the said defendant appear here With.
and do what is necessary to protect his intarsss,
in this suit; and that q copy of this orde. b.
forthwith inserted in the Alexandra Gazette =
newspaper published in the city OF ,Alexandiia.
once week for four successive weeks, cad nos
ed at the front door of the Court House OF tbi:
County. A copy-Teste.
H.O. CL.UGHroN Sol: for Compts.
: onQ-1aW4W 49,.
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W = O y : !!

~ %!OGr!!!
BAKERS, ATTENTION!
ECO cords we'll seasoned Pine Wood, sultSol'
for bakers use.
The best seasoned Pine Wood always Oil neta'
and sold in lots 20 suit purchasers from one q~--
ter cord to one hundred cords.
Call and leave your orders 6 >, ~
nh 9-tr No. |, foot OF AlnGi -
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I'm STORE AND FOR SALE.

IN STORE AND FOR SALE.
20 bush. Prime IIomny.
% s. Navy Beans.
so " elaine Carter and Peach blow 20
tatoes
bpl Silver Skin Onions.
so bush. Dried Apples.
SEQ lis Loudoun Butter.
200 dozen Eggs.
Hake, Cod Fish,
Alewives,
Eastern Herring, Potomac Herring, and
Mackerel [fe y ] =. :. SMAl1,E.
DOTOMAC SHAD AND HERRING
The subscribers have now OIL hand supply
Of POTOMAC SEAD and EERRiNC OF inc
best quality, in barrels and in bulk; when suP
ply will be kept up constantly oGrin3 the hsa,
tns season. These FISH will be sold at the Lowest
market rates. All orders from TIE country Al,
tended to and filed, as if the purchaser were
present; and correspondents will De promptly
answered Particular attention pciG 20 o'slns
up FANILY FISH. ~
an 16-1m Fish Gown.
TRicn. Emf, Lynch. News Charlottesy,i ar
Cnron, Lcesburg Wash, NGrrcnton 'HdeA'
and Fred. (ALd.) Citizen awiml
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Fertilizers.
IIERTILIZERS!
FERTILIZERs!l

FERTILTZERS!l =
BRUCE'S
CONCENTRATED T = RT1 LIZ Il II.
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from the iieshy
parts of slaughter house ofial, decomposed an nd
concentrated, to which is added SO parts III lVO
of Bone Phosphate Of Lime. H
It is cxcellently adapted to
VIRGINIA LANDS.
The Immediate results Of its use are as marked as
in the application of Peruvian Guano; while
the land on which it is applied is st the same
time permanently enriched.
SWAN ISLAND GUANO,
A rich Phosphate Guano.
va ''''''~' ''''>' GEO, e. WHITE,
NH 14-2m SO and al, Cameron st.
TILIZE Frs.
!. We are prepared to supply the agricultural
community with all kinds Of
FERTILIZERS. q
i NJ PERUVIAN GUANo,
SOMBRERO GUANO,
BONE DUST,
KETTLEWELLS
MANIPULATED GUANO,
EXCELSIOR
and other SUPER PHOSPHATES,
PLASTER,
LUMP and GROUND,
ut lowest market rates cash.
Also FOWLE & cos
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN
GUANO,
which has been used by the farmers Of Mary
land and for several years, most successfully.
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN.
NH 6-2m Foot of Prince street.
WYE OFFER WITH CO&FiDENCE THE
w following valuable
FERTILIZERS.
manufactured by
Messrs. WIN. FL. FOWLg, BAYNE& co,
OF BALTIMORE,
and warranted by them and ourselves to be wi at
they are represented:
MANIPULATED GUANO,
acompound Of Peruvian and Phosphate Guano s.
COMPOUND OF PHOSPHATES AND Al
KALIES.
COTTON,
~ FERTILIZERs,
PLASTER AND POTASH,
INTIMATELY COMBINED,
Il very valuable Top Dressing.
at manufacturer prices, cost OF transportation
:su"'O' cay nGyOE s. WEDDERBURN,
NH 9-2m Foot OF Prince street.
CoAPoUND OF
pHOSPHATES
ALKALIES,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-08

TN TEE COUNTY. COURT CT EAii:2 -.
/ COUNTY, AUGUST TERI: 1855. ,:'ae
Court made the following CLASSIFICATION o., -u:.
tees for The several County Ccur,5 o: thi:
County ior taee, ycar commencing Gus
Tern, 1865, as follows:
August Term-John 3. Tfoth, Pr: 5usscs, ,oo
iIawxhuret, =. ": Eencrei:
VIM. Walters ind E-etfeh -hcHe
Sept. Trenholm B. Iroth, ?. a., George :
Ives, J: B. Bowman George :.
n Walters and I'm. >. Foo.
w. -' man, Thomas +. Brown, Geo. &c =.
MILAN and VIM Ferguson.
Nov. Term-yohn B; Troth, : 5, = : i!s:cA,
james W. Rice, James .. 2eh.-
and Daniel ". Lewis
Dec. Term John B. Troth, =. IL, CcGFtleae
Lul1ens, Cyrus :aickey, :. -.
Bowman, end Jcb aaw2hr.s.
1856
Jan. Term-John g. Tloth, -, y. q =. e.
.Ia!sely, ana George 3. Ives.
Feb:ry. Ncrln-John B. Groth, Z. J, -. :.
Bowman, George y. s.; -.
ters, Win. 9. 7olC end celn'l.
Pullman.
March Tcrn,-John =. :.Groth, 7: a., Ghc2.- :,
Brown, Geo ". Nillan, :7.r. I1':i-
guson Grd E. 8. Ilacoi..
Rice, James G. Densy, e;niel Y.
Lewis and Cortland nulsens.
May Tcrrl-Jchn B. Tloth, 2, T., GytT
Hickey, J. B. Bowman. lob
HauxhufsS and ). y. Bancroft
June TERM, 3. Troth p. j., VIM. Walte.s,
NIetrah Makelv, George B. We,
and George T. vi. Walters.
july Term-J B. Troth, ?. j., Samuel iu!mah
Thomas P Brown, VIM. TersrsV'.
and James w. Rice
Ordered that copy of this order be puols'
ed once month for ore year.
A Copy Testc:
sen Only
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JOHN II. CREIGEToE 6 SOL.

No. So, King Street Alexandra, EiTSiai''
nEALERs IN AGRICULTURE IL
~ PIGMENTS Hardware Cutlery Below
Anvls, Nail Rods. Horse Shoes, Blister ose 'e',
Files, Rasps, Shooting Tools, &c. Comma lI;n,
Iron Beam Plough at factory Z ices; yas slpS
Tor Titus Iron Plough kept on hand o$sn'
Doors Blinds, &C., furnished 70 oIder. Eoo ,hie
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps k kiasI.
and Single Lns, Si4ct Pouches. Powder Flash:,
&C., Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. SELL
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C7IRGINIA, to wit tn The Circui. Jcut.
y oe Fairfax county, April Sules, 1855,
Frances A. Iur.ay, execdtrix OF Ahom2ss, j.
Murray, deceased. VS.. Richard johnson, or.
roe, deceased-In chancery
Mem The object Of shls suit ,S 20 'ar'ra :.
suit depending in the said Court r Che n9me Of
Thomas J. Murray VS.. J.. 4. Monloes edm'..
and others: in the nsme ofsa:d complainant. :,
Happening by affidavit tled TIA; me sale
Norman Monroe is nonresident o. tsc State o.
in one month atter due publication hereof ED
do what is necessary 10 protect his interest,"
A copy, este
LOVE, p. O. ap ll-lsT:E
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VIM. COGAN.

r AMPS, LAMP GOODS j. OIL.
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EDGAR SPEIDEN.

Y.1EAS.-A long experience in the trade ena-
/ bles the subscriber to offer choice ARTICLES
in this line. u. SPElDEN,
/ an G-3m No II, south Fairfax St.
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GEORGE E. WHITE, "
VI Liberty Hall,
SO and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
choice stock of
GROCERI les,
embracing Teas, Cofecs, Sugars, Spices Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses, Butter,
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jeilies, Earl
ma, Corn Starch, and a great variety ofarticles,
usually found in Il grocery store.
BRUCES
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER.
SVAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
He also asks attention to his unusually large
and fine stock Of
LILO u RS.
of every description, consisting Of Whiski95 high
Champagne, Port, Sherry, and other. Wines,
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, C9rdials, Aie
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels, &C., &c. --...--..
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
rcty.
Goods delivered to all parts Of the city free of
charge. &C 16-tf
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THOMAS SINCLAIR,
-. CARPENTER ANp JOINER
f No. Is, South Water street,
(near the Bank Of the Old Dominion an
Is prepared to execute with dlspatchl an am "
the most reasonable terms, all work in his llh''
and satisfaction warranted cs
He solicits work from the adjacent country 10
he is prepared to contract for building or - o. ~
any kind Of repairing, aP ON
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H.O. CL..UGHToN, Sol. for Compts.
an9-1aW4W -
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\, rptf rDrr0n ~ yHE urstIb
glars a. gstnnr 80, GmHsy. ssfsfAi eoFra.ft.a''
ssts s.alins rs, iasys sfar Ars'fasn sttsrssi,r',
have srt-ssas a ~ ttsHas n ttf HEstte - 80
vfpa. afi,t ~ iao- asuussss 49, ssisr az s''sl
hss ts~s i husv 90 pHssssssi rssrss'ff q $500 -
.....as X fss,ius,ss n Naff ooanifymsr se' a.
1919 p.tuslt 49, ~ ~ 80 -. fsatss scss ,ssiaa
s.@.sty fss sDl&~ ~ tse fy@a 7ses4-saA
Vt~e sssl sci 4fa isfs gtslA 80 . stsea s4t~.
40 y 80 ri fnsFs - fsstf rtxtaxa ~ 49, tsfs ~
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80 kaswe shfn - 49, aai sr.r hes sNi~
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80 80 ~ ifff stsrs f4ff rysrr, vs btH ~ uet
s,,.ags4 = te8 sfas - a sssaapsssnt a. y
49, ~ ~a~tssb 80 baa.asss aasaocstsnsf a. = 49,
49,, ~ y 1sss,s-ss s.isss w. fbsDs,Asy.is
=, -. ~ tss.ss - isat usas fes.safsrf ~ 80
$3.50 ~ ). PETER eaaHos6xe 10 hta own AAsniy
49, 49, FrfI ~ fsEts sisss, n4 " stssteEW.et
80 fr.ffh ~ ety 1923 sho nss cysnrets wstF
30 Hssas "a r@f Sas siAtm fef the sspeglaw
sapsssstefs stsss. sbsiity, s14sssr. gkpes s9ap
49, snf a4 4ssilGtatat peoyua ~ ~ sfafft e
veil Ffam 1851 wsDftsss. teen tfs thsy ats 80
rssDs ~ fBa wrfsvs snfisna~ tbsA kgestt@N aeAW -
knyw rsCs " sathbsf "A Ne .sH n .ofaa rtw efH
sfsgw tbrr iFaafAnfe. Bet. -, tbs tmsffHst 80
SO taes ia tfNn, A. IN sbNfs. ~ a ~ fes y.
VI - tesY - a&frswis1 " th~ h4E~dlg Ep~B
sNsus*A msftiaast& CaSas ~ $500 So ~
80 thsra las ilsA k~fots ~ mtf - x 81 ,se Ttst
- nsere tN4n fost4~s III tt@ eyttf ep~1 ~
~ A. ssfytsS ora nnd n 'sN fsans q $780,
Herni nNsn 80 o. Grrsn ~ VI 49, Il .N- - -.
10 ltan fNNNstsFf a w0Afff 49, HpAf4 n -
af'wa wsA lsts Sass 49, 1865 "ss'
.isrst
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
|'niv~rsaI sunrage--The Question Of Color "a
be Decided by Jury.
m--. Before ,ludpa Sutharand

'niv~rsaI sunrage--The Question Of Color to
be Decided by n Jury.
Before Judge Sutherland.
The People rel. James H. DcgnoG, The hoard Of
esysers and Inspectors Of Elections If the SecOd District
{fdks Eighteenth Ward u the Cityo NeW York.-This
pss, which waa reported in the HERALD Of
BE 23d ul,., came up again before this court
|ssterday. On Thursday the was set over
|tnsil Monday, In order TO allow the counsel for
reator TO traverse the return of writ Of alternative
nandamus compel the Board TO register the REALTORS
|aame show cause why they should no; do so. This
counsel had DONE and appeared In court yesterday
70 proceed with the The following IL copy Of
DO traverse THE People rel James IL. Darns
James Darna traverses the OF tho defondants
Ind traverse said return states and de-
poses folows:-This relator denies that he is OF
olor said return alleges, that he has been
nan OF color and this prays may be inquired OF by the
ponntry. Il. Gilbert for the relator.
Upon the being called, Judge Sutherland stated
hat upon investigation he had found that he had
~ TO allow the counsel TO traverse the return, and
~ II might be entered plea and that In stating
hht IL was question OF law the previous hearing, he
bad been incorrect In common the return could
bot DO fled, but II might be demurred TO. On the
question Of color being brought mp JUS
Pee sutherland cited tho laws Of Connecticut
|29 Johnson, which declare that those decided
20 be black who have African blood in their veins; aud
so mentioned the fact that the constitution does not
mention the word negron az all aud called the atten-
on OF counsel TO the circumstance that We have stat
tes which make IL felony ''inveigle or entice out
The Judge then stated IL to be his opinion that the ques
fion which should DO decided by trial before a
fury and recommended tho counsel for the reator to
have il placed the Circuit calendar after having al
bored the in the form Of plea. Tho counsel
fhen stated that BIO would do so. For the rolaor r.
Spoer,; for the defendants Bliss Il Cadwalloder.
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TIE STREET COMMISSIONS.

The Csmrsi.sSencr Ready 60 Pvec~ed-vr.
Gsrs~ii Dees not Appear ca Apswer-Tk~
Referee Makes mn Espiaastien- Finale of
the Case. Ac.
The investigate into The charges against stree, Com
missioner Cornell yes 70 have commenced yesterday,
three o'clock r. NJ, ia The soprens Court, General
Term Room
Ea.Judgs Willing, the Governors comms ionsr, ne
Deputy Attorney General and ths reporters of NJ pres.
prasen, a. Inc boar, but M. Cornell failed "
appear
cornmissoner vhhins on ,atlng his aeaf gaa On
the 1sh day Of November, 1894 rscet ed Ants com.
mission ierhibng docL meat from ha Ixcs"Bcy tbe
Governos 81 the STATE spposnhng mo esnn1iss0nsr
70 bear tbs investigation Of The chnres against Charles
a.. Cornell street ss4oDsf 81 View ggrs Persuans
70 that authority The Attorney Grnrrnl mad Fver
" that Official 10 appear ~ a deBlgnassf day-fhls
dayfor the purpose Of meeting the ehsfaes ssatnss
bitn
lie Dsputy Attorney asucral then r2d the Art pro
teesiss u order would ~ y cai ihs ~ Mr. Coz
neil
.csmnis.ispvr whMlng ihen directed ihai inc nsms
q Mr. Charles Cornell 10 csllei
fbs wS done, and 20 fssporss beng received shs
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Mr. Bel-Did YOU ever see The defendant working on
plates IL your housef
q. Wheng A. Last August twelve months. have
carried plates to defendants house, have defen.
dant working on other plates in our house.
Mr.. Spencer objected 10 this evidence.
The Commissioner said il was well settled that there
was evidence to be given respecting other plates they
Redirect - have seen defendant engraving plates
face wor--at our house. O Did you ever see the de-
PENDANT do face and ornamental work. A. Yes. Q.
What Kind of engraving did your husband do2 A. Let
ter and card engraving
El'zaheih Rergin married daughter OF Mr. Atkinson
called and sworn
Mr. Bell said that he now proposed TO show by this
witness that she had carried plates 70 the defendant He
could not produce the plates,
Mr. Spencer objected.
The witness In repy 10 questions said il Tn Res
sons wife she had given the plate she did not give II to
Reason.
The Commissioner ruled out the evidence.
Mr. Bell said that was the for the government
Mr. suencsr said he asked the Court for the dismissal
OF this case as an act OF justice TO the pubh Nothing
was more dangerous than 70 deprive citizen OF his lib
erty on the unsupported evidence Of feon
" Bell-Adherc 10 the truth No feon has been
here.
Mr. Spencer observed that this lady knew all Sbe
,ooh mis- Mate ~ Resson shaving ,hns she rne,.
couperet Mate Sha gave ctione 70 Resaon about
IT, and that was such possession as would render her
Liable to indictment and punishment, IL she was
70 be believed In her statement. She perpe-
trafed a felony In taking an active mart In
having that plate perfected. without dsrespect
TO the lady who was not present II her testimony was
10 he credited she was guilty OF the preparation OF
felony Mr. Resson was charged with engraving the
plate or portion of n and the ONLY person who came
on the stand 10 give evidence touching the charge
herself an accomnce and Il was upsafe 10 take away
the liberty OF subject on such testimony There was
eyerv motive for this woman 70 tell any kind Of story
10 drag In somebodyfor the purpose Of saving her us
band The puldc were getting rid OF these Titus Oates
eases MANY ~ thoae connterfetcrs got clear and he
came witnesses and detectiyee He ala not
blame (oone Wood the head of the Secret Service
psrtrnent Who was an honorable man; but he Mr.
spencer knew that great many OF these counterfeeys
twisted and Sided out OF accusations and three foHths
OF those people apparently engaged in breaking IN this
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o y I = U A u = /.
'"p'si" abraham y. Breseert, United sssses

Captain Abraham y. Brsyserf, United ssaaes
Marine Corps.
lhs o1cer, sho has been for 4 long time pas, In
nand " tls Marine recruiting ~ New York, died
y hookiy yesterday ~ arupay aged seventy four years
'apsain Brr,oorl was bern n New yors ci'y, octobcr
I'g4 anihQlongd % The "a family o. that name dis
,fnt ahei N ne ey history o. he city and country
~ Tas rephew y tia CAPTAIN Henry n Brcvoor who
cptnmandcd toe marines bhard Niagara IN perry's
pen1ia victory Lake 1re and receive silver medal
rom congress lov biz That Abra
h@n hreyoort euiec The marine oorps aaFch $50 and
hK consequently been 10 mo service over orv1y yea
lie wes promoted Brs lieutenant ~ tte cov nseptetner
ls9 snf ~ ls.s Mas brevetied cartaln years
idAhlI Nfylca Nc sarfed wi,h h battalion through
- tlofaa nar AMI aao with the corps through iha
NeEletn war Prom ists ~ 1861 he 1as employ "a on
.Hcr duty On Nornnber ~ ~ he tafrr wear he WIS
rA "a ~ tbc retIea s, and in september Iss2 placed
~ e. are o tAp Nlfine rendexgO1a New Nork Captain
Efrvce leaves ono danEissy who married 10 IAauten.
un y. 4 rBeryna0, a the Marine trrpx
Tho Ana ~ The decefsei viii
fhruo Bsnrstt Fiushfng asanue 70 sreen9ood Cetne.
ieEy ~ osfaon % the tofpe v morrow, Wednesday,,
III one goxk " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27
A MAN RAT KILLER.



ruGnttrus. Nov "a isek
some toe sine ind1eei ~ Fsis rat instoh
in mo northern portion u Philadelphia, and, snf1 ~
guidance o "sngvns ons prom ncui IN sD9rtng clf
cIes fnf onrsel,e. front ~ ordinary ivhiHy -
srn, three story vrics bora" 18th tall agn poo
We reschec this place alter tsTsnnng streets Anf sley-
he'd nsvor before, bgl from ny prs,laps snoni
seg. q that p.r Of thu CRY seoaa lstss no' ~
FROM second and Poplar streets IN .lleFng the h@s
room there nothing aIslinyalph fin HUNDRED
similar plass. lad seen srr.ps that behind Ne gsaa
tumhlsr md DE- srier loaasi runpins sons
slds q room there ord, not rsi,e ,sf~nis' bat
remarkably pretty and modest s1kng young girl s~s'iy
s-,sd and ssas sss s',s. =. e9ss n
paint a hou,hf that abe mgf4 haze bad hsns -
psn.rcs, yosns % he ws thns - snc1arieF Led
The trG,s language and s'in yfuts cyss ~ the
~ mans served With drnk. The Tsafsr yHrt - ,hs
company, y 'be intervals holw~su drinks, gor isi
round ktov~ ~ the middle ~ the rc1mm most ~ ttsnl
could Ia recognized = sIsn,s - spofsA ssfnbsrw.
sha.y~r~ I'D pifupfs thTr~ We ala sftinltnE =
offers from ship of.rsr the hari,yf. Tbs gsgpfs
TOR - tbs b"us-, urs ssi tngi shnnn, ss.rasd
w.I-Aoq'a.nied vlth my cobincor, for ~ aos oniJ
furnished tcseis iQs or adm aioa ~ ne tofplnF
fgtt ~, eearsa IA 70 % hs. aaalss
r-pazera W scgepisi 80 . -. pnd eisf 70 y 70
sge WHIT sneit ~ 10y cuaHg bgl aos - Tod ~ ~ =
basrsom Hsrs there tssrs.d " - sop ~ al slr..,
ares shap~ mo hpeA ibs pfDyr"isr proiuoef iso -
Il ~ - f.apr- ~ sanisaoh, daisa TOO
psr 0ty n ~ 3sxs $50 isa - ~ asan axsn "
The ~ r, whtt wa 10 ne esar ytghs3iy for sesf.
~ IRON M suscAs " ib~ sot.as Il ass any
easrs y X ssgaay rsa va-ssd psis VT, hsss asa
there s nNt a esn. 81 ios van s4pfnvt y eniFsn
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s-ep l.s n'a Tom ksmp.ns CO., ~ -
= s , ,sa va ,s ~ ~ ssssr h. . 80
ths ring mrt inf6erted ihst b. aisspysfns-d -
l.s eoa-snvsl q selsofsisd ass ~ sEpsassA trea
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