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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-12-12

1t VIII hardly be necessary to ....ii ti,f.s...
u0n OF Congress to the subject OF n~,,, - =
for the payment to Russia Of the .it.,. -.
lated IN the treaty for the cession of So
POSSESSION having been formally aelive-ps-. -
our Commissio io1er, the territory r.r,,: -
the present in care of raiIitarv FOR f'',s loF
ting such civil organization as shaU he - a,
cd by Congress 'ecI-
The annexation OF many small a..
states TO Prussia, and the reoreaniza,jo- -
that country under new and liberal cN.-' o1
tuition, have induced me to renew the efso..
to obtain a just and prompt settlement OF a.
lohg Ve1so question concerning the claims nc
foreign States for military service from tb.tr
subjects naturalized in the United States
In connection with this subject, the e,ta,
ton OF Congress is respectfully called 20 .
singular and embarrassing conflict of law
The Executive Department of this Cover.
ment has hitherto uniformly held, as II now
noias, that naturalization, IL conformity with
the Constitution and laws of The iTnitaJ
| states, eosoiyeS the recipient from his native
allegiance The Courts of Great Britain brIs
that allegiance &c the British Crown is ind,
feasible, and i5 not absolved by our lave -
naturalization. British Judges cite Coz.
ana laws authorities of the United States -
support OF that theory against the posi.jon
| 1eiu by the Executive authority of the UniteS
states. This conflict perplexes the npbr.
mind concerning the rights of naturaIizaS
citizens, and impairs the national authority
abroad L now again respectfully appeal tn
congress 10 declare the national will unmis-
takaoly upon this important question.
Tie abuse Of our laws by the clandestine
prosecution of the African slave-trade from
american ports or by American citizens has
altogether ceased, and, under existing cir
cunstances, no apprehensiCns of its renewal
III THIS part oi the world are entertained
Under these circumstances it becomes oues-
ton whtfher we shall not propose to Her
AaJesty'5 Government a suspension or discon-
lnuance Of the stipulations for maintaining a
naval force for the suppression of that trade.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, December 3, 1867.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-12-12
Washington, December 3, 1867

Mills q DAVIS, High street, Ebens.
burg, are examining their store with
goods for the holidays. One and all are
Invited to give them a call, and if the
call should be repeated seventy times
seven, the proprietors would not object.
On the contrary, we feel sure they would
rather like the operation.
IF you want bargains in Clothing, bar
gains in Dry Goods, bargains in Groce-
ries, bargains in Hardware or Queensware,
bargains in Boots or Shoes, bargains IN
Hats or Caps, bargains in anything, 90 to
V. S. BarkeI'sI
WESTON, the pedestrian, will shortly
attempt the feat of walking from Chicago
to Ebensburg in fifteen days. He will
come here, first, to WIZ bet OF 5000, and
second, to buy a bill of winter goods at
4. a. Barker's mammoth store.
jim. THOMPSON has lately received his
new goods for the winter. Have you
seen the stock 1t is the largest, presd-
est, and cheapest in tOwn. Go aud see .
Go to-day!
THEY SAY that the skating is now ex-
cellent. 1t you want to put yourself in
proper trim to enjoy 1t, 90 TO Thomas W.
Williams hardware store and buy pair
of the elegant skates sid there.
IT is fact that G. T. Roberts keeps
the best stationery N town, and the best
pens and the best lux. This, We say, is
fact. Bear it In mind when next you
make any purchases in that line.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-12-12

Coon News TO OWNERS OF HORsEs.-Hay-
ing secured the aid of good Shoer, and
being well supplied with Nails and Shoes, l
am determined 10 offer TO cdSh customr; the
greatest inducement held out in this place
since things were low. You can have your
Horse shod all round for One Dollar and F!t-
ty Cents. l will also iron Sjeighs and Sleds,
make Wagon Tire and all kinds of Chains,
and DO everything in the Biacksmithing line
at greatly reduced prices for the cash
Shop near the Foundry of Z. Glass
K. II. SINGER.
Ehnn hmm Dec 1851 2un
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ENSTRaY.-
lL Came TO the residence of the subscri-
Der, in White township, Cambria county,
about the last Of October last, White Cow
with ced speeks, and supposed to be about 8
years old. The owner will come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take 1t
away, CT !, IL be disposed of according to
law. ROBERT HOLLEN-
December IL, 1S67-3t.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-12-12

NOTICE .,,
~ intend leaving the Summit IN r-ot. sIJ,
time, and am desirous of having my pS.'9
settled. All knowing themselves lnGey .,.r
will please call, as you can settle on
terms with me than with any one else
WALTER BELL
Summit, Dec. II, ls67-2t. .,s..
ks~ cheerfully recom mend my ss,;,ied
sor, Dr.. Devereaux, as a Physician emit
to the confidence of the people OF Gun
and vicinity.
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NSTRAY.

NSTRA4- -:
AZ Came to the premises of the suoscn-
Der, in Washington township, Cam9ri" ,S., 'I1A,
ty, during the month of September lash
last springs Brindle Bull Calf The owner
will come forward, prove properly, pay cn"'i '.3
gcs, and take It away, or it will be ci'P0''1
of according to law.
Dec. y, lS67.3t. THOMAS HA NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.: Munsey,
in the NJ. Il. Church, South, DAVID W.
PRE1TYMAN to MissCARRlE kiDW Fill,
both of this city, Philadelphia and I.yn"hburg
papers please copy
At Selma Loudoun co Va the residence OF
Mr. VIM Beverly, on Tuesday, August 18th,
by Rev. f. IT. Perkins, Capt WIN. N. Nc
DONALD, Of Clarke county, Va, t" Mics
KATE s., daughter Of VIM. II. Gray, esd, OF
Loudoun.
At Che house of the brides father, Washing
ton, D. c., on the 18th instant, by the Rev. M r.
Brown, Of Foundry Church, JOHN r. SCOTT,
of Wand, to Miss SARAH f. BkOuGH-
TON, Of Virginia.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST II.

The late storm was very severe in many
quarters of the country. In Baltimore the
streets and cellars were fooded-the railroad
tracks in the neighborhood of the city damaged
the railroad trains suspended for several
hours, &c. It'll reported that man and
boy were drowned The through train from
New York, fell into culvert about fourteen
miles from Baltimore, breaking the express,
baggage and mail cars, and injurlng f. Ford,
express agent; H. ". Flandrew, Of New
York, and L. Easton, of Philadelphia, the
mail agent: A telegraphic dispatch says that
the damage by water in Philadelphia will be
100000.
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From Alabama.

Il letter from Montgomery, Alabama, from
former Alexandrian, dated Oh the 10th inst,
says AS to dull times in AcxandrIa, if it
surpasses Mont gomcry in that respect, ii must
be much worse than ever knew it to be-
The negroes in the city are orderly and IN
dustrious, as far as can Judge. see much Of
them in their different employments. Ol course
there are some idle and worthless ones about,
but they are comparatively tew. Those in the
country, | was informed by planter, lew
days ago work as we'll, or nearly 50, As they
did before, where they are not talnprrrd with
by Radical agents.
Our crops promise finely, and We look con
fdenty in this section Tor at least three lourthS
of crop OF cotton, and fine crop of corn
They will be coming to market lively about the
lst of October, and then we expect much lite
in the market Cotton will pay well at ~
cents per pound
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I'D ED.

At Culpeper G. h., on Sunday mGrning list
the lth instant, at sunrise, Mrs. JU Liza N n A
w. ALCOCkE, wife of Mr.. Thos. :. Alcocke,
and daughter of the late Fnyctte johnson, o!
fredericksburg Va.
After painful illness, nj the residence Of her
uncle, H. e. s. Key, esq, I.ennardtown, Nd.
on the 3lst ult., SARAH ANNA f. ROBERT
SON widow Of the late Walter II. Robertson,
of Charles CO., Md.
AT his residence near Goose Creek Inrrlin&
house, LoudOun county, OF consumption July
25th, JONATHAN GORE, in The ;"'d year ii
his age.
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Tn CASE OF Hon. JOHN s. PENDLETON.

The CASE OF Hon. JOHN s. PENDLEroN.-
This gentleman Ct whose arrest we gave an
account Thursday morning, made his appear
ance before the i. g. Circult Court yesterday
morning, according to the terms Of hrs nsrole.
Colonel Marmaduke Johnson appeared as his
counsel. and on his motion his client was re
leased on his own recognizauce to appear ut the
November term OF the court =,
Mr.. Pendleton was Indicted for HI alIrs',
violation of the act Of Congress, passed MARI"
%, 1867, and not for violation OF the th'ia
section of the Alexandria constitution, as mas
been supposed by many persons. Mr. fenalc
tons character is a sufficient guarantee thai
the charge will not be sustained IL ich"'0"'
Enquirer.
SILVER FOUND, The Charlotte Democrat
says that on Friday last, three or four citizens
of that place found, in the southwestern sub
urbs Of the city, lot Of massive silver ware,
hurried in a branch. The search was under
taken in consequence of letter received b5
Mr.. VIM. A. Williams from man in Connecc
ticut> who represented that he had been sol,
der in the Federal army, and had buried tins
silyer-Ware near Charlotte, in the Spring 81
1865, (probably after the surrender and WheG
troops we're first sent to garrison charlotte. =
The soldier sent diagram Of the locality With
| narticular directions low to find the treasure
! Of course il was stolen from some one ty the
| soldier, who has since been troubled III con
| science.
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VIEWS or THE DA J.
..7o shoe the gerry age and body Of the times. y

A dispatch from Galveston, 'rexas, says that
the yellow lever Is raging there to terrible
extent. Twenty deaths occurred on the I'm
instant, thirty on the 18th, and twenty nine
on the 18th There are over one thousand
cases ia the town. Fifteen hospitals are over
flowing, and the managers are calling for extra
help. The internal revenue Office is closed, all
the employees being sick.
Mon A. Leon, who ran away from MauStan-
zas carrying away five thousand dollars OF his
employers money, was found secreted on board
the steamer Hendrick Hudson, bound tor Phil
adelphia, and was brought ashore under custo-
dy and lodged 10 jail. The missing money was
recovered in full The money belonged to the
French consul.
The St. Jago de Cuba Journal OF the "a
instant speaks in glowing terms OF the trial
made in the Antigua island with the apparatus
invented by Mr.. Frier for increasing the
yield of sugar cane into sugar. The quality IL
superior and the annual yield is greatly lncreas-
ed, leaving no molasses, saving thereby I great
deal OF labor.
The National Intelligencer says: at has
been ascertained that Gen. O. 0. Howard,
Chief of the Freedmen Bureau, has teen IN
the receipt of the pay and emolumcnts OF
Major General in the United States army
The law establishing this Bureau fixes the
salary at $4,000 per annum.
Tba Au,+r;on ctaa,nnr E1iy abpth has arrived
at New Orleans, from Mexico, with u large
number of refugees 1t was supposed she
would convey them home, but it is now ascer-
tanned that they will go to New York by a
merchant steamer, as Admiral Tesethotf pro-
badly needs war vessel.
Dispatches have been received from Roger
A. Pryor, cmphatically branding as false the
statements Of certain self confessed periurers
as to his alleged connection with Couover.
A Fenian picnic at Chicago, on Thursday,
was turned into Il grand row, something like
Donnybrook Fair in old times in Ireland One
man was stabbed
The steamer Nova is still graphing for the
lost cable, off Key West, but owing 10 he pre-
Yai!ing storm had not succeeded ia finding the
lost end.
A great drought, at last da'ea, was prevail
lug in the castarn portion of Antigua. y
violent storm has occurred at Havana.
A telegram from Cen Griffin, Says, The In
dams attacked Buffalo Springs, Texas, ant
were repulsrI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

There is an evident, and d very natural wish,
on the part OF every body whose name has
been mixed up with that OF Conover, the per
jurer, to get ont of the scrape as speedily as
possible, and 10 diScaim any conneXion with
him, except 10 the most strictly ''offical, and
distant" sense
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I Nkkrll4lZEN%.
HUOE s. EDDERBURN,

HUOE s. EDDEKBUkN,
Successors to Fowlo s Co.,
so. >. PRINcE STREET, ALEXANDKIA, Va.
Offer for sale their usual fall supply Of
No | Peruvian Guano.
Fowlo i Goa Celebrated Sol. Ph9sphste1
Peruvian Huano.
Bone Dust
Fish and Guano Compost,
Lodi Manufacturing Coz. Poudretta
Amm0niatod Alkaline Phosphate.
Turner's Excelsior.
Eauph'S Eaw Bone Phosphate
Plaster. Lump and Ground, and all other do.
scription Of Fertilizer: known in the market
Order. Glled with dispatch, and ut the lowest
market rates, for cash Jy En-
GyUANO AND FERTlllZERS,
The subscriber has on hand fall Assortment!
Of the most approved MAN RES, which AeI
PREPARED to cell in any quantity desired NJ The
LOWEST N ARK ET RATES.
As the prices are uniform the farmer can OBJ
tain his supplies ": we'll by correspondence
though be were to PurGhn:c in person.
/ OFFER:
Peru Wan GuAn0 of the best quality.
Bolivian Guuno. This article comes from the
same section rs Peruvian, which it closely re.
sombles in texture and appearance. 1t Is mUcl
richer in Phosphate, but has loss AmonlR. Fd
stiff soils or stiff sub-s"il= /. viii answer quite t.
we'll ~ Peruvian, and it costs but two.third:
the price Of that article.
Mexican GuAnO, OF ionr grades
Ground Bones.
Whitelock's Cerealler The high repUtsII,4
horne Nv this Art iclc ~ he most effective aAI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

1t is iamentable fact amenabe for poor
human nature that when Baker The detective,
was 10 power, he had his l,cqteys and flat
terels, and boot lickers''-his parasites and
his toadies !--some of whom it Is said, will now
run halt mile to get rid of speaking to him,
when they see him approaching, for lear OF
being thought to be 40 associate or an acqua'n'-
abce
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BALTIMORE MARKET PRICES.

BALTIMORE MARKET Prices The Bslti-
more Commercial says "When butter is
twenty cents pound, peaches twelve and
half cents per peck, and many other things
approxnating the PRICES OF these articles in
proportion, as they have done of late at market
hours in Baltimore, outsiders may begin to
realize the advantages enjoyed by this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17
Assistant Ad.iutant General

ECprrr, np TEE Sr0RN y n.tnr,av mOrn-
~, f-> ~ U' ''A.' ''l' = =, way ''''' 4"
North left at the usual hour, and proceeded
as far az the Relay House, where they were
Eosl9eu 10 stop, as Sul'er! near nir' 1lafe
more had bean w,sIed awsy At an earIy
hour a large force of Iaborers We're placed at
work to repair the damages The work was
completed about CLOCK last night at when
!ilHe sixteen trains were cohgftsatGu III 'i'e
llnlntuaalg sicl'y' rtn oounu Sou'n ana FIX
H ~ Hv oounu. int t'al" ~n'cn .'iC New
otA nn in''tSuay n'Ei',, 'eaceu lllIS cry ~
zen c'Tc n i a l'iEn'i az . c'''cA tht 'Ia'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

Dr. Cumming, who has acquired quite 4 no
toriety for his successive prophetic announce
mepts of the speedy end OF the earth, and who
had fixed on 1867 as The date OF the general
winding up Of worldly affairs, has recently re-
vised his calculations, and, according to report,
confesses to mistake Of qnin,illion Of years I!
1t is about time that DR.. Cumming should thru
his attention to something else
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

The National Intellgencer says: Some
months since, the President, for purposes Of
economy, and in consistence with law and the
policy of the Government, ordered the muster
Jog out from the sarvice of all volunteer officers
on duty in the country. Their places were to
be filled by regular officers. 1t is now found
that the order has not been obeyed Many Of
the former officers are still retained, whose
principal business, practically, has been of late
to circulate Radical electoneering Documents
establish colored leagues, and perform various
other duties of partisan politic. character. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

RUMoRs OF CABINET CHANGES. The
Washington Express contains the following
"We have reason to believe that the rumors
that other cabinet officers will follow the Sec
rotary Of War are we'll founded. We should
not at all be surprised if, before the close of
the month, the present incumbents Of the
State Department, the Treasury and the Post
Office, will give way to their successors"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

n number of the citizens of St. Joseph :,
Mo-, have been arrested, charged with burning
a bridge in 1861, upon the information of
man in Jail charged with larceny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17
REaIsTRATloN--T following order hns
been issued from military headquarters:

been issued from military headquarters:
HEADQUARTERS, &C., August s, 1867 ~.
Circular No. 81. Upon the completion Of
The second session Of the board OF registrations
lists will be prepared showing the changes
made in the registration at this second session;
that ia, lists containing the names OF all persons
added to the lista Of voters and OF all those
transferred from the lists Of voters to those
rejected. These lists of changes will be posted
for public inspection as was done with the lists
Of those registered and rejected al the first
session OF the board.
, The lists above referred to will b, written.
hot printed.
3. The copies of the full, corrected lists Of
registered and rejected referred tosin paragraph
20, of the regulations OF May 18th General
Orders No. %, will be forwarded to these
headquarters as soon as practicable after the
completion second session Of the Board. These
lists will be also written, not printed.
l. The Registering Officer of each district OF
ward will be responsible tor the safe keeping Ut
the book in which are recorded the corrected
lists II there be no district officer, the Presi,
dent OF the Board Or in his absence, one of the
officers at large, to be designated by the Presi,
dent, will take charge, and be responsible Tor
the safe keeping of the records.
By command OF Brigaler and RrAveL Major
Genera j. NJ Hrhofeld, &. s. A.
s. f. CHALFIN,
Assistant Adjutant General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

FOREIGN NEws.- Italian Government
is displeased with the visits to Rome Of the
French General Domont, and will soon ask for
o change Of the treaty of September last.
At the elections which have recently been
held Throughout. the French Empire for mem
bers of the councils, the general opposition
have made very heavy gains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

Charles Dickens is expected to come to this
country this fall, and commence series of
Lectures. in the principal cities similar to
those be has delivered in ENGLAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

WHITrIELD's DESCRIPTIVE Powers A
striking feature in Whit6eld's preaching was
lis power Of description. The Arabians have
proverb which says He is the best orator
who can turn men ears into eyes" Whitfield
seems to have had a peculiar faculty of doing
this He used to draw such vivid pictures of
things he was handling that his hearers could
believe they actually saw and heard them -
Son one OCCASION says one Of his biograph.
era, Lord Chesterfield was among his hearers
The great preacher, in describing the misera
able condition of an unconverted sinner, illus
trated the subject by describing blind man
The night was dark and the road dangerous. -
The poor mendicant was deserted by his dog
near the edge of precipice, and had nothing
to aid him in cropping his way but his staff
Whitfield so warmed with his subject, and
enforced it with such graphic power, that the
whole auditory was kept in breathless silence,
as ii it saw the movements OF the poor old
man, and at length, when the beggar was about
to take the fatal step which would have hurled
him down tie precipce to certain destruction,
Lord Chesterfield actually made rush forward
to save him, exclaiming, He is gone he is
gone' The noble lord had been 20 entirely
carried away by the preacher that he forgot
the whole was picture
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TRTINI4 NEWS.

dollar: "a debt contracted during the var
The town yontended, first, that it was usury;
secondly, that it was illegal under the Alexan-
dra Constitution; thirdly, that II legal 1t
ought to be sealed But the jury, the other
day, brought in verdict for the whole amount
4 colorea woman was dangerously scalded in
Danpi!le. last Monday by the explosion OF
coffee pot in which coffee was boiling The
yentistors Of the vessel became stopped up,
and tue steam being thus confined, resulted IN
the explosion,
The Staunton Vindicator says: I'VE are
informed that Mr.. VIM. hloorman OF this
county had one field of II acres in wheat this
year Which yielded All average Of 40 bushels to
the acre
The Rookers, who assaulted aud dangerously
wounded Mr.. Glass in Lynchburg, not long
since, have appealed to Gen. Schofeld either
Tor change Of venue or for trial By i Iuiliary
court.
A petition is in circulation in Caroline coun-
,y, asking Gen Schoield, by military
order, to postpone the payment OF interest on
Indebtedness, due this August, till January,
1868.
In consequence of several recent breaches OF
the peace in Graysun county, ! small garrison
of u. S. troops has been stationed at lndepen-
dence, the county seat
On The DanVllle road freight tram broke
through bridge near POWhatan station, Kill
Ing the fireman, and badly woundlng two
others.
Two men have bren arrested in Frederlcks
burg charged with stealing q horse from one
Of the Polandcrs, al the colony near that place.
We learn from persons from the Greenbrier
White SULPHUR that there are upwards Of COO
,is;,or. If tL,t w,trrnp Mace,
,,,tl, ,,r,l,ap,t,mao
~ 'ui'io oaus '' ''',' '''Y'''
weighed wv pouh"S-'"H 'a'9''S' e'e' '''' !"
waters hereabOus.
The Central Danyille, and Frederick shurg
All M l,n,o,o fran, tL.
LII '''' 80 W 50
storm.
Gen. SchOhcld, on Wednesday, dismissed
several REGISTRARS in Richmond.
.--.------=.D-.----~--
LETTER FROM OHIO
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. :!
ITnpaYA Ohio Ausust Is, lsG7,-This it,
-, ,N,n" ~ .Ja,t 4 noo ;nhah;t.n,s situated
We '''"' % '0'''' '''T' r. "'''''''.'''
between Columbus ana baS'"l' Is one o' Tie
most LeaI!tiin! places have seen anywhere
Il covers almost As much ground az AIexan-
~. ,,,, I..,> .,r,aa,t;.r r. :, .,o.;.t, of
u'''' "'I '''E' p''i''''''''" 81 :. ''"'','''
detached houses, elegantly hu'lt' ana sur
rounded by beautiful aud admirably kept
grounds, with profusion ut trees, shrubLcry,
anl h.,n,;fn, fowa,y # confirms fine rourt
House, OF Champaign county, two Methodist
Episcopal; one Protestant Episcopal; one
Ca,ho,;,. onc lutber,n. one N ew Jerusalem:
-, '>, .u,a,',,'.",h,',. no,,ou, .o,,
anu peri'al" "'"rr c'''''c''tH' co''ese' ne'i'
mary; and several l'andsome public school
| BUILDINGS; besides quite number OF fine stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-17

Mr. Stanton is rustcating-"r rus ia uric" e.
I'm Boston!