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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-20

individuals. We will send three copies of THE IRISH RE-
PUBLIC and copy each of two other national Irish jour-
nails printed in America to Circles for year, for $15the
entire being the price of THE IRISH REPUBLIC alone
P. g. D, Milwaukee, Wis-As you have given only your
initials and your name and you do not quote the
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the columns of the REPUBLIC towards certain class of gen.
temen do not the propriey of publishing your letter.
Moreover you properly advocate the exclusion from
the pages of national journal of illusions civil
uncvil religious opicswich English tyranny has made
such tender ground for rishmenwe shall do best
your advice And you have yourself dragged in the
religious question, have open to but to
clude your letter. Except when honest Irish nationalist
compelled write in necessary defense of person principle
shall the future vigorously exclude eUery communication that
REFERS either drecyo Indirectly religious things. Our
friends and correspondents all parts of the country will
please remember and upon this rule If they choose
disregard it. and obliged to reject their letters they will
be good enough throw the blame where is deserved and
that is on-themselyes.
The following communication has been received
WASHINGTON D. c.. July 9Th, 1867
10 the Editors of The Irish Republic
In for ending June 29h
to correspondent &C. F. b. from Cincinnati you
very's History o Ireland" follows:
enough intellectual food for and
ous And such only the aforesaid history snended"
spectacle New York weekly few months induced
become subscriber for it, Before taking numbers
have already taken tweveI would be pleased learn what
contained this history the above criticism desire
net to continue taking history of unfortunate country that
written in biased spirit-a history not universal.
SUBSCRIBER.
In number "a of Haverys History of Ireland published
by Thomas Farrell and Son. of New York. and page 85
second line from the bottom of left hand column read
follows viz
on the ISL OF June 1869 considerable body Fenans crossed
the loanadan border at Buffalo, with
ing possible the British Government Canada Several Skin
mishes occurred with the Canadian and
whether owing proper drill and organization or
to some other cause the Fens qoorsted dc and the
Eruption proved to be afailure"
The italics If the English were the yctors at
Rdgeway then the above is true IF thew were
not-and our friend in Washington knows thew were NOT
then pronounce the statement impudnt e And the
who made it is enemy of the Ireland and
false witness against it and the which such hook
deserves is not buy Those who have been entrapped
into doing so, employ the paper in domestic use,
such ought to be devoted to- The who would rob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

vised Ordinances OF 1866 relating TO the Sinking Fund
and directs Clerk of the Common Conner 10 appy 70
the Legislature for the passage of act eOnnrnE
reDeal The Board laid resolution directing mr'
Valentine to compile the Corporation Manual inc Teso
luton appr0prates $500 to the compiler anu dScs
that copies of the work shall be printed for the Alder
men 475 for the Counclmen and $50 for the CLERK OF tne
Common Council The Corporation Counsel informed Inc
BOARD that the allegation that the Dry Dock East Broad
way and Battery Railway Company have appropriated "
their own use part Of the sidewalk in ID
untrue resolution appropriating 10000 for the cele
bration of the Fourth of July laid over and the lo
lowing was adopted:
oed That his Honor together with the author
id be employed for the Of testing
he validity Of the sections County Tar Law transferring the Bu
ru of Commissioners be instructed 10 take what
further measures deemed TO test the legality OF the
ane the CITY requiring vote whether
sn ordinances AMI resolutions where
the property owl the entire expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE lone YACHT CLUB RACE.

The lone Yacht Club held its second annual contest
Yesterday from the foot OF Fifty rstst and North River
multtudes OF people being present TO witness the de-
parture The following named boats entered for
the race a. =, o..
VIM H. Corne Eainelsss feet sOop; owner VIII
b.a Il Zoe: ,aling. master " HAN H. Hoe,
SS SssS seP W..s S SGe SS' 20 @ op
william n Cornell sailing @ss T. Dalton ro,.,,to. .,,.
Tompa1, Golden Arrow ~. feet sSoP owner w H.
Roe S1%s' ps;.r a.nss ' 0'p
II Is rule Of the Club that members shall NJ out and
sail their boats, and that the winning boat at the
annual regatta shall be open to challenge from any
boat in the Club at two weeks notice The judges OF the
T. skidmore, L. Osborne, d. j. Denyke. John
Enmons Il. Wane ana s. smOnson The conditions ana
regulations of the race follows To sail the boats
from the Cub-House, foot OF Fity-frststr to Bulls
Ferry, distance Of three miles, turning the stake
boat Of Dogs Point, on the he. Jersey shore 1iS
house. making q total distance Of q miles The boats
started on the at III o'clock, the handsome little
vessels all soOprgged with white canvas and graceful
spars The Hudson was smooth sheet OF glass and
TIE weather as propitiOus as could be wished The
Nameess forged ahead OF the little feet closely followed
making the first turn and after leading for two
miles had hayard carried away, when the Nnmeless
took the advantage and led the whole feet during tho
I The Uncle Ben small boat won on the allowance Of
time by 81 seconds. The Unknown turned inc upper
stske-boat immediately after the Nameess following
neatly in her wake three miles but was unfor
tunatey eapsized when near Weehawken, owing TO an
accident caused by the D sheet having foued and she
then withdrawn from the race. Ihc Uncle Bon being
the smallest boat the race on AN allowance OF time
minute 30 seconds each foot OF thinner III Keel The
Nameess is n feet inches; the Uncle Ben ~ feet
inches The latter had therefore, minutes ana 10 sec
Onds advantage and she the under protest. as
10 Is alleged that she ran foul OF the Lurne Inc prizes IN
consequence Tor the RAINING boats OF the races
will be awarded to-day. The time made was rs follows:
Nameess hours IL minutes Uncle Ben, hours ~ min
utes; Jennie, hours IL minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
,,-rroro,tr.Y ro,pD OF HEALTH

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH
President schultz was IN the chair yesterday al
teruoon Dr. jackson was appointed Sanitary Inspector
for Fort Washington aud Dr. Crcamer for Morsana and
Vest Farms
Under section q ne law passed AZ the last session VI
the Legislature authorizing the Board Of Heah nom
time to time 70 fx aud define the time for making ana
the fon Of returns and reports TO be made 70 SAID boaf
hy the CoruusI- Of NcwlOrk and Kings, me hY"u VI,
Jercd that every Coroner, when called upon 10 nuu az
rours transmit before holding such inquest ahu Nltnih
"a horrs 90 "a, Secretary ~ the Board 81 iI'a N,r
not of the fact OF such call, IN when shal F sl"u
every particular then known To said Coroner a, 70 o
r,ll lie body the mace where such body L. ana the re-
puted cansc Of death; and that the Coroucrs sIal
prompty hold iuqucsts and within ~ hours after an ia
gucst sha have been held transmit To the Secretary OF
the Board uf Health the testimony of the witnesses ad
the verdict 81 the Jury. and at the same time report me
residences OF the witness and jurors ie
committee executing the orders of the Board re-
ported:
Tbtt That e tfpemeu hrug tested by ne isnf corps
uu.I Superintendent prrcns them of
other meiAo4 sir'lhht WE
~ ia Board
od DO render he pscrt efcoila propose
be- allowed o make structural change surh
should seem 70 BE- nscs,sa provided that The erei' any Que 'Ae
. ,hal not exceed rs
on,r Board and collect the pttAy imposed
iof .ich nr. &C.,
The report ~ thc Sanitary superintendent, detailing
the services which the inspectors and other employees ~
the Board rendered last week, was received and ordered
on nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
PORT OF sBw.YoRK........Juss G.

ARRIVED.
steamship aters Alexander Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
with mdse. and pass to ~ L. McCreafy 4 Co.
steamship City Of Port Prince Jackson ApaAcheoa Nay 49, vie
KEY West Isl. with mdse and 10 pass 10 r. Murray
ship Marlborough Windsor Armstrong Liverpool 39day
mdse Burgess May r. lat 49, on "a 90 spoke dip Cbs
row 10Th lat 50 80 ship George Creshsv
bound IS.
Clspp; sailed company with schr sabao for sewYorE
Bermuda Richardson Cenaegos - DAYS
Tucker Lgbboanei 5th inst, lat S1O, long 7L0 bark r. G.
Warwick bouud south.
Rsrk Adelne c. Adams Lowell Carenas days sugar 70 master.
len brig La for New York. next day
pg IT. Emery Of Portland Me- Fritz Cabanen 9sday sugar IA
h Harvest Home brg Atwood T. Kennedy all for NesYori
Brig Caaee Carlisle santa Cruz Cnba 10 days with molassssn
Brs Ths Cof whtb Miller Bio Jansro 80 days eose. 10
BIZ iniar t PaIurzO Naples 60 days Lsurens.
Giles 4 Go. 80
ssbr Dwight DAWSON Kecbam Bleothsr days fruit TO Jas
Eneas left schr: " 4. Hrcr; Tor NeE. York
Schr. j. j. White. Davis Rondont for Providence
schr &. a. Hulse. Hutchinson ElIabetbpor
SehT. Juliet SNOW New London
Sehr. Raven Rose. Rondout for Boston.
Egber Jacksonville DAYS with lumber 10 orcor.
Sehr q. r. Hubbard, Beers. Georgetown, D. e.
Schr. j. Grant, Grant Virginia
Schr. J. IT, IIoyt. Cranmer Virginia
Ssbr Duncan Bowen. Virginia.
Scbr. Merritt Badge. Virginia
Schr. J. D. Cramer Mathews Virginia
Sebr. y A. Read Read Alexandra. Va.
Scbn \. G. Wilson, Wilson, Virginia.
WIND-Sunset 5. ".
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PH.DgIPHA June SArys steamship stars and sIiTss s-
Sombeo; White Wig from Nesioh for he
guaua. passed sombrero the l4th nlt LID, 49,
Arrived bgs ta from Icata Anna Ponce and A. ".
Curtis from Ciepnegos Regina tBr.). from Ponce.
leans philadelphia coal scbs Jessie Shad g. Evsb
New York steamer Sea 6nl, Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

,o aav from the stand The start was easily enected
ce % tbe score Mite made the running WIN good
anu rte thre Law all well together as they came up 10
Eau On Hitte forcing the pace and theIO MAKING q
VIZ vacc of IT. IL was evident that Dol was waiting
~ wittie and Reporter 30 kill each Other, ana Whcn
thew should be done TO make her run but oIhey
H. lasted longer than seemed probable at the nlght
change in position after they left the stand for the maj
mile and SO went around the curve and up the back
Straight run Here however, Dot brushed at the othet
and the gait grew lively for quarter still all Kept place
M ar the start going the at the lower end OF
the course the three got all lap and MADE most
rn round the end Of the turn; when Dot
was called ON and with a rush went by the par, ana
headed as they reached the threequarter mile pole
They all lay so closely together that at the
The contest was now exciting All were going wei,
and all on a lap. 10 who should last longest
Game would win, and the struggle went on to the draw
gate where Dot had her horses beaten, ana came NOME
thence "a handy winner. As the entrance money was 10
20 10 the second desperate run was MADE p Dot
Mtte and Reporter for second hODOrs After DOt dleW
away from them they ran head and head, thence nome
ia tile stand nearly. Just before reaching H. Reporter
got his nose in front and gaining inch by men, closed
the run by beating Mittie by neck only In an tns
meeting there was not animatng finish as ms anu
week.
The Consolation 500 for all one NILE and qni'e
horses beaten during the meeting allowed 10 tN ~ ID y"
trance money 60 20 second horse =, - unit Ivan.
Mr. sanford h. Dot by Mad Anthony, dam Laura white fyea
Dr. Kirwans Reporter by Lexington dam by American be
allowed
McDaners Mitie by Planet dam Caroline years o."
allowed
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

PERsoNAL--J Mariscal Mexican Consul at Wash
ington: Geo Peabody Russell, Massachusetts; Capt
Dixon Of the British army, and Oliver Ames N Eastoh
Mass are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen j. stewart
r Philadelphia. and the Hon. e. W. Spanding Saera
uento are at the Metropolitan Hotel The Hon. j. -
Robinson Montreal and II. G.. Lord, Cincinnati, are M
the ST Nicholas Hotel The Hon: Gansha A. Grow
Pennsyvania; %. b. MattesOn, Utica, the Hon IHa
Cornell Ithaca, and Gov John A. Andrew Oh MaSs are :"
the Aston House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

MERE MENTIoN.-The Commissioners 0i tbe sinK-
inc Fund who were To have met yesterday, viii meet
mis- morning Last week the Excise Board granted 3Sl
TO sell ale and beer and sprituOns liquors. making
the total number thus far this year about 200 me
Marking Wonens Protective Union desire pnDhciy 10
thank their counsel Messrs. Dickinson d DAVIS iof
prosecuting the OF the sevnggis against sophia
Myers now " the Pententlary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

AMERICAN STEAMSHIPS AND EUROPEAN MAHS.-At
q meeting OF the passengers Of the steamship Fulton,
resolutions passed. Of which the following Ia the
substance:
That u With deep informed that the
and Continental malls dispatched from Eeviok The
Of sailing sent by The City Ps British vessel thus
tbung RON $1,000 to $1,000 toward sustaining the British steam
marine the expense nc The hseougemen ms me only Amer
line OF steamships 70 kurope struggling 10 regain ts we'll
earned proper position the psta fe United states Cor
srsnsht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

TlIE HIGHLAND CADETs.-Ihis body OF young men
from the Highland Military Academy OF worcester
Mass paraed through several Of the streets OF this city
and Brookvp They were reviewed at City Hall PARK,
and gave an exhibti0ndr IN the evening AZ the Arsenal
in sevemth-ave, Of Thirtyiifthst They made a
very neat and sOldery appearance and were eXcebty
drilled After the review on the Park they were enter
tanned by Mr. A. Speer in Broadway, opposite the ParE
This morning. At iO30 they are to be reviewed ny Mayor
Booth OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

IRISH ExILEs.-A meeting of the Sacred Legion Of
Irish Exiles will be held at the Apollo Rooms, No. 10
Prince-st. at O'Clock OH Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
Announcements I

UNEASY RESTS THE HEAD THAT WEARS A
those WhO know how appreciate elegant and beeOm
Ing delight TO the wearsrshould not
purchases Of KNOX For and twenty he has
popular halter Of the city aud his establishments Nos 22 and
so Broadway offer This the bAusome fabrics presented for
pprovslo ola discerning public Call and eIampe them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

TIRED OF LIFE-Coroner Cover held an inquest.
yesterday at Wards Island the body Of Gottlcb
Meyer German, who cut his throat on the 3Oth ut az
No II Spring-s He friendless, and invalid and
IN supposed have been driven by poverty 10 snlcldf
lie was found by the police, who, after dressing MS
wound took him the Hospital on Wards Island where
FOR time, he seemed in fair way to recover but Whlc
uuoserved he tore of the bandages, and allowed ms
wound bleed afresh From this time forward he SANK,
and died on Tuesday last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

Wiley C. Alien jr Mr. Boutwell, Mr. Russell Mrs Myers Nrs
M Sutton, Mrs 7 OCoBnoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

TIE WoMAN's LIBRARY.-This Institution has
been removed from No Whitest 10 No. "A Frankin-st
II has recently undergone beneficial changes, and
the extended operations Of the good work have met Win
signal success. The Library is open from a. ~ TO :
H. IN except on Sundays and holidays, and all female
residents OF York above the of l3 years and OF
proper character, may have access TO ~ THOSE VINO
enjoy the advantages Of the Library expected 10 con-
tribute 81 per annum, their circumstance admit Tn
following the Trustees OF the Wonah's Library MS
Honor the Mayor, Benjamin II. Field Henry Hilton,
Wilson c. Hunt Erastus Brooks, James l. Brady
Andrew V. Stout, Henry j. Raymond, Luther braulsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PRON KEY wESt, Ge Jane Gin steamship City Of Port
Ppse-hTh hsy Mia CoIs Mitchell h bsbsol, NJ Pratt A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

The Fourth RaceThis the last Of the day and
sf the meeting IL was the Consolation Purse Of $500 for
ali ages one mile and quarter; horses beaten dur
ing the meeting allowed NJ twice, allowed IL n; second
horse W take money None but beaten ones
peared Dot who had lost twice, dropped "a ~; Mittie
and Reporter who had each been beaten once got on
n only They were the only entries. The light weight
Of Dot made her decidedly the favOrte and the betting
and pools gave the OdGs al about t01.
The commenced at the head VI the stretch GUAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

The Third Race-Ths was a purse Of 500,
for all ages weight for age, threemile heats
For II there were but two entries, Mr.. Wat
son's delaware and Mr. McDanies Dazzle There is
little 10 be said Of tins affair Delaware was well known
ms = good one that is both footy and slayer; Dazzle
was new horse here and without any particular repu-
fatiop Delaware was OF course, the fayOrte at almost
any odds There little betting, and pools could
hardly be sold on the event.
AZ fbe tap OF the drum the pair got off, Dazzle rushing
Tor the ead which he took lie seemed In opening his
game 10 plsy il ss he must force the pace and rely on
Ms STAYING duality But quarter OF mile showed that
Delaware could at out pace him Dazzle was sni-
fefed 10 lead for threefourth Of mile when Win dasn
Delaware strobe by him. led on al moderate rate, ana
came 10 the stand still leading. Away IN the second
mile he was taken hand ana Dazzle again came IN front
bur he could not long stay there On The Tar SIDE ne gave
back and Delaware again went into the Van ana thence
the close led al HE and came home the winner OF
avery indifferent heat In 6:73S
The Second Heat-This was nearly iepelluOn OF tne
first one. Dazzle got away IN the front, eo at aVeiy
moderate pace throughout 10 the close OF the mic
when Delaware passed aud led by the stand into the
second mile. On the course, he pulled back, ana
Dazzle few yards headed but could not stay there
and at quarter pole Delaware showed in front.
and went thence the mile tout under steady pull and
M into the final one, sti leading and sim being pulled
was never caught, ana finished the winner VI worse
heat than the nrst In 6:S5.
Pur,1 s7o0 al ages weight fot tbreenie heats
Waisops b. Delaware, BY Hrgoh, dam Are By SsVcdon
j
D. MsDss.ss Dazzle. BY Lexington, dam Bsus Ward by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30

D 3 Y GO ID S
q Lee ANT NEW GOODS.

ELEGANT NEW GOODS.
We are now in receipt of the best selected as
sortment OF DRY GOODS we have ever offered
IN Alexandria.
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS,
we nave all the new styles and choice brands Of
r'cn inquired and plain Qrgandies.
:, Jaconcts and Percals
Embroidered Grenadines
Craapemer,etts, Mohairs, Lustrins. DcChiev-
e et? drenadne Brooches, Ginghams, Seeded
Strlped and Plain Muslins. Heavy Rcpped and
Pialn Black Silk, Colorcd Silk, SC.
IN MOURNING GOODS,
we have Black Hermann, two yards wide, Black
beragc, Two yards de, for shawls and suit, :;
also, all:sllk Grcnadine, Iron Berase Lupin' 5
french ~ Mouslins, Alpacas, (all prices Plain,
FIGURED and Striped, Black Black and White
Lawns, Mourning. Silk, New Style Black and
W hlte, and Black and Lead Colored Calico
English Grape and Grape Wells, Black Tissue
ana Berage for Wells
IN DOMEsTICs,
We are prepared to offer great bargains in
Bleached and Brown Cottons TicEngs, Checks,
Sohirtings, Stripes, Twills, Heavy Goods, f;,r
Awnings, &c, DC.
IN LINEN AND ROUSEKEEPING GOODS,
We name and 8.4 Table Damusk, Napkins
Russia Diaper, Huckeback toweing, Frnged
and Bordered Towels, Heavy Bath and Friction
Towels, Irish Linens.
IN MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
We have full line Of superior French Cloths
Black French Doeskin Cassimeres Cooret
Cassi.neres: Twccds, Cashmeretts, Summer
Cloths, Drabdcte, Kentucky Jeans, Liner
Drills and Ducks Striped ana Check Linen ant
Cotton Pant-stuifs, Silk and Satin Fcatings
with full assortment Of Coat Innings and Tnil
or's Trimmings, Cravats, Necktios, Linen an'
Paper Collars, Silk and Linen Handkerchi"fs
Half Hose SC, together with our usual larg
supply of Purnsols. Hoop Skirts, French Cor
sets, Hosiery Gloves, Trimmings Braids, But
tons, &c, &c, all Of which we are determines
to sell at the very lowest prices for cash, 1T ouI
new store, No. e., corner King and Fairfax SITS
u,v25 ROBERT l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
.eRocERIEs AND PROVISIONS.
CLINTON MILBURN,
FAMILY GROCE R,

FAMILY GRO G E R,
AND DEALER IN
FINE TEAS. WINES, LIQUORS s. CIGARS,
Corner Cameron and Royal Streets,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Particular attention paid to the selection OF
Choice Flour and Teas. my Zo-tl
JAS. e. HEND ERsoN. RICH D. w. AVERY
II EMERSON s. AVERY,
IL Successors to John r. Henderson
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 226, King street, corner Of Alfred,
Would respectfully cal the attention of their
friends and the public generally to their large
and we'll selected stock Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
consisting in part as follows:
TEAS.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Pike,
Japan, Oolong and English Breakfast.
SUGARS
Crushed, GRADUATED, Powdered b. G., Porto
Rico, English Island. Muscovado and Cuba.
COFFEES
Old Government, Java Laguyra, Maricaibo,
Rio and Fresh Toasted and Ground Cot1ee=.
FLOUR
50 bbs John Davidsons Extra; 10 bbls ditto
Family 70 bbls Super and Fine Flour.
BACON
3 tierces Of George & Jenkins Hams and Break
fast Pieces 3 hhda Shoulders and Sides.
LIQUORS.
II bbls Thompson and Common Whiskey,
Together with everything found in Il first
class Grocery tore, which we offer cheap, for
cash my N--lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
THE GAZETTE.
rHuRsDAY EVENING, MAY so. :
Too COOP TO BE LOST. The .. S. internal

Too COOP TO BE LosT.-The .. s. internal
Revenue Detectives are here from Washing
ton, on tour Of investigation. They have
had good many Of our liquor men before
them tln Examining into their affairs, and among
them, Them our friend, Captain Morris Hobson, OF
the steamer Nellie jenkins One OF the
principal detectives asked Captain Hotson il
marked nj das whisky to Richmond on his boat:
The Captain replied by asking the officer i
the fact Of the barrels being marked "whiskey
necessarily made the contents whiskey:
70 which he replied, "Most assuredly SIR ;,
Then remarked Captain Hobson, well
now, Mr.. Officer, answer me one thing II l
were to take piece of chalk and mark on your
back, cd jackass, would that make you
one %
of The crowd enjoyed his discontinue huge
W. The Captain was discharged without
farther questions. Richmond Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-30
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their residences in Alexandria and Winchester,
ard delivered at same on arrival.
Fare from Alexandria to Winchester. SIS so
" Aldie............ 9 rs
/" " Middleburg.... %
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Other points in proportion.
Offices at the City Hotel Alexandria, and Tay
lor Hotel, Winchester.
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