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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03
Letter from the Springs.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette ]
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 1--WE are having a fine and refresh
ing rain this morning. The company is rapid
ly increasing. [ noticed yesterday at the table
Hon. Jefferson Davis, who looks remarkably
we'll; on his right sat w. W. Corcoran, and
on his left Hon. James NJ. Mason at the foot
Gen. Chestnut, with the ladies of Mr.. Masons
and Mr.. Corcoran's family now here. Gov.
Walker and wife, Judge Piuckney, of Balti
more, Judge Dickinson, of Va, and Mr.. McV.,
Of Philadelphia, DR.. F., Of Fauquicr, the
graceful and elegant Miss h., of PhiIade phia,
with the imposing and recherche looking Mrs.
w.. and Judge Woodward. OF Pennsylvania,
are here. Hon. Jesse D. Bright is daily ex,
pected Gen. Pickett has left Gen. McCaus-
land is still here. | find amongst many dis,in
guished and agreeable men now at the White
Sulpbur YOUR townsman, f. L. Smith, esq,
Charles Herndon. of Fredericksburg, Tayl oe,
Of Mount Airy, etc. The most prominent bellies
of this season are the Misses B., of Kentucky
Miss A., of Baltimore, Miss H., of PhiIade
phia. Miss S., of New York, Miss S., of Dan
Vile, Miss D., Of Baltimore, ETC. OF tie
many, very many, charming married ladies,
with those who have been so unfortunate as to
loose their iiege lords and masters, Mrs w :,o1
Philadelphia, Mrs. B., Of Louisiana, Mrs.
Nov, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. A., Of Flori-
da, particularly arrested my attention for their
beauty and elegance Of manners. My, old
friend Martin NJ, OF Baltimore, is here looking
very well, and is engaged in buying up me
nagerie He already numbers amongst his
collection black bear, , beautiful lawns, |
wolf, G rattesnakes. 1t is thought he will
leave with the largest and rarest collection Of
animals ever going from the mountains. lie
proposes exhibiting them on the 4th Thursday
in October in Fairfax, after which he will dis
tribute them amongst his friends. 70 Queen
Victoria he sends the black bear, to Gen.
Grant the rattlesnakcs. 10 Phil Sheridan the
wolf, distributing them pro rata. [ think |
will 90 to morrow to the Rockbridge Alum
thence to Rcckbrdge Baths remaining few
days only at each place. The Sweet Is charm:
ing place. With the kindest feelings Tor old
Alexandria and her good people, | remain
yours. "OBsERvER.
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letter From HarrisOnburg.
I Correspopdepce of the Baltimore Sun,


HARRIsoNBURo. Va, July 29-This colu.
munity was shocked yesterday evening by the
announcement that Edmund Randolph Wood
son of John g. Woodsop, Esq, had been shot
and was lying dead in piece CT woods some
three or four miles from town. 1t seems that
young Woodson and another young man had
lett town in the morning with the intention of
spending the day in the country, carrying with
them an army revolver After wandering about
till near the middle of the day, they sat down on
the roadside ald commenced talking TO some
girls who were passing by or had gotten with
them. Woodson' companion wishing to empty
tho pistol, asked one of tho girls to shoot the
loads out oft. The girl took the pistol, but after
trying. declared she did not know how to shoot
Woodson told her be would show her how, and
took hold OF the pistol for that purpose. the
barrel being pointed towards him, and the girls
finger on the trigger Just as he took hold the
girl fired, and the contents entered Woodson' )
breast, passing near his heart. He lived only
about seven minutes after being shot
The charter election was held yesterday, with
the following result Mayor, David s. Jones;
recorder, Pendeton Bryan; treasurer, Henry
Shacklett: sergeant, A. j. Nicholas; assessor,
D. Fl. Vanpelt. There were also nine council
men elected. No excitement except on tho
part of some Of the candidates.
This section was visited by another severe
storm of wind and rain yesterday evening. A
portion of the roof on the large warehouse near
the depot, occupied by VIM. Paul, commission
merchant, was blown off and fell on wagon
and team OF four horses standing by. The
horses werc only injured slightly.
Apples and pears are booming plentiful IN
our market. Good cooking apples are worth
fifty cent per busheI. They are asking seventy.
five cents for pears but purchasers have con,
cluded to wait awhile. No peaches have Lceu
brought in yet The peach crop in the valley is
almost total failure. Apples and pears are
plentiful, but the early yields are not az good
as usual, the wet weather having injured them
some.
poticcd several loads Of new wheat going
to the depot to day, consigned 10 Alexandria.
Wheat sold here this morning at 81 IS per
bushel
Notwithstanding so much rain the weather
still continues very warm and suItry during the
day. Cool nights tell Us OF the approach Of
August PLOW
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FOREIGN News.

Quite an exciting debate took place in the
English House Of Lords yesterday on the bill
amending the militia acts. Lord Russell said
;llat England now required full and defensive
powers, stating that the intrigues and perils OF
the continent were due to the uncertainty as to
the course tLat would be pursued by England.
In his opinion Great Britain need only demand
the enforcement OF existing treaties and Bel
GUM would be saved. Earl Granville, the Min.
lister OF Foreign Affairs, said that whilst he
was fully sensible OF the obligations OF England
10 Belgium, he considered it needless and in
iudicious to discuss the subject with such pub
LEFTY. The matter then dropped. In the
House OF Commons proposition OF the Gov
eminent to enlist twenty thousand additional
troops met with considerable favor, but no
vote was reached. 1t is understood that Lord
Granville is in favor Of giving distinct nolifca-
ton TO Franc, and Prussia of Eogand's deter
minaiioE TO maintain the independence OF Bel
GUM and Luxembourg, accompanied ty an cx.
PRESTON OF SURPRISE at the recent develop
mcnts. 1t is said MIR. Gladstone is dstermin-
cd not to yield to the growing feeling OF the
people against the Ministry. The evacuation
of Rome by the French still continues, and lta-
ly is concentrating an army on the Roman
frontier. South Germany is arming for the
conflict Russia denies that she will take ad.
vantage OF the war to invade the Danublan
Principalics. a dispatch from Frankfort
says that brokers there new deal exclusively
for money Nothing is done Tor settlement.
Only one failure OF any Importance is reported.
La conformity with the decision of the Council
of Generals, held on the I'D, the effective force
of the Italian army is being rapidly raised TO
l20, 600 meu. y camp OF 20, 900 men is csab
lished between Mantua aud Vcrona, and TWO
CAMPS Of observation reforming on the Pontlt.
ica frontier 1t is the intention of the Italian
Government to enter Rome as soon as the
Frcnch army wirhdraws on the plea Of protec
tou General konzicr, Pontitical Minister Of
War is preparing q camp of observation 10 the
province Of Iiterbo. The Paris Opinion Ma
tionalc fears famine on the frontier, owing TO
the rreserce Of 50 large q number OF troops.
The London Times thinks the needle gun is
greatly superior to the Chsssepot. Two Eag
lish correspondents have been arrested at Metz
as spies. The Pail Mall Gazette estimates
that the Prusslan army numbers one and hail
million OF men. A long conference between
Lord Lyons, Prince Metternicb and the Duke
de Grammont was he'd in Paris yesterday.
The Empress of the French has visited the ar
my. Dr. Russell is the only correspondent al.
lowed TO accompany the Prussian army.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

George Baker. white, shot and killed Ste
pben Miteer, colored, on Saturday. about five
miles from Suffolk. The parties met. ant
Baker demanded sixty cents which Milteel
| owed him. The latter admitted the obligation
but said he could not possibly pay it till later
in the year. Baker then drew O pistol and
fred several shots killing him instantly. The
victim was an inotfensvc man. A large party
10 charge of an officer, secured the country
during Saturday night and Sunday. but the
murderer has not been taken.
Last week two young men, Howard and
Hammond, attached to the engineer CORDS en-
gagged 10 surveying the route OF the Ciesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, were drowned near
where Laurel creek empties into the Gauiey
river. They had been sent forward to locate
camp, and on Monday they crossed New
river above the falls. Their bodies were found
two days afterwards by party sent to search
for them.
Judge Guigon, Of Richmond, has made the
following tenn porary appointments for that city:
City Sergeant, Benjamin II. August Com.
monwealth's Attorney, Jas. q. Blackwell
Clerk OF Hastings Court, William p. Llwtou
Commissioner Of Revenue Temple Elicit ;
City Eneineer, S. Edward Bates; High Con-
stable, Seth Crcckmore.
A correspondent of the Wing, in Soulhamp
ton county informs that paper that many of
the farmers in that section of Virginia "have
declined to take out the UntcdStates license" for
distilling fruit, believing that the State and
Federal tax together positively preclude the
idea of making brandy at all. y
The DanviIle Times thinks that there is u
probability ofascerta!ning the murderer of MIR.
Jos. Anderson, oil Pittsylvanis, o negro man
arrested inLynchburg failing to prove 40 alib,
and the pistol found by the dead body being
Identified as belonging to him.
A gentleman in Floyd county, writes hat
the present crops of corn and oats have not
been equaed in that county for years. The
grass Is al $50 very fine, and the farmers are
BUSY securing it in excellent order.
John ri. Salmon convicted of the murder of
his mother and brother. has been sentenced by
the County Court of Albemare to be hung OF,
the 4th of November next.
York Campbell coored, will be executed at
Culpeper G. H. on Friday, August the 5tb,
for the murder OF Pollux Patrick, colored.
The leo dealers in Lynchburg have nut no
the price to cts. per pound.
Maj, Stanard has been elected Mlayor of
Culpeper.
The first term Of the Court of Appeals IN.
der the new arrangement commenced 10 Staun.
ton to-day.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS MARKS SEMINARY.

The duties Of this Institute will be resumed
on Wednesday, the 14th of September. Aim
ing more at useful and practical than snowy
education, the course of instruction in all the
Er glish branches will be thorough. PARTICULAR
attention is given to young children which re-
ouire more time and care than at any other pc
Rod of life. Miss NJ. has been most fortuns: e
in securing the continued aid Of Miss JANE
GREEN q we'll educated and efficient teacher
Professors for Languages and Music will be
employed to meet the exigencies of the School.
Terms made known npon application to the
Principal at her residence: ia King ST., where
the School room is most eligibly situated.
D-fOff
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MARINE LIST.
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FORT OF ALEXANDRIA. AUGUsT3.
ARRIVED.
Schrs j w tunsey, Providence, end Carrie
Heycr, Boston, to American Coal o..
Schrs II l. Llaght, Georgetow:, and & A
Jones, Griffin, Georgetown, to } P Agnew.
SAILED.
Steamer Utility, Alyn's Point, AMI schrs Ida
Birdsall, GroLon, and annie Lyons, Boston, by
American Coal Go.
Schrs Minnie Kinnie, Parsons. New Haven,
and Hattie Baker, Crowell Boston, by j Ag-
new
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The VuItUre's Call.
COma-sisterS-cOme

Comes isters-come
The din of arms is rising from the vale,
Bright arms are giltering in the morning sun
And trumpet tones are ringing in tho gale
Hurrah-hurrah
AS fast and far
We hurry to behold the blithsome game of Wsrl
Observation-Disclosures
The drums are booming, shrill flies whlatling
clear,
The scent Of human blood is in The blast,
And the loud cannon stuns the startled ear
Away-awayl
To view the fray,
For US a feast is spread when Man goes forth to
slsy.
kest -sstcrs-Te5t
Here on these blasted pines; and mark beneath
How wars rod whirlwind shakes earth's era
~ breast
And cumbers il v ith agony AM death
Toll, soldiers, toll.
Through wars turmoil,
We Vultures gain the prizo-wo Nultures
share the spoil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

KEN AEKs Tho market for Flour is IN.
changed Choice samples of Wheat are in &C.
tive request, while inferior il dull and not want
e! offerings Of 125 bushels white and 22G8 of
red, with sales of the former at 1885, and of the
latter ut $780, lao. l55. lG0, l6l and 10 for dam
aged to primo Corn is dull, and the market
may be quoted la2c eli; clf4rings Of 1874 bush
els mixed, with sales at los and III. Rye is
steady; offerings of l42 bushels, with sales at
50. Oats are steady; sale: st u.s. ii and a., with
offerings of SCI bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03
CT. JOHN A CA ID K NJ 7 e.

The 32d session will begin on Thursday, Cop
tenn Der the let, and IS great advantages were
derived from the Introduction OF llltary ulscl-
pline last session, all students entering hereal-
ter will be required to participate in the mill
tary exercises, and TO uniform AS soon Us lhey
need new clothing.
The School has q inc Chemca! and Philo
sophical Apparatus, an extensive Cabinet OF
Minerals, and q carefully selected School Lii
brary of q thousand volumes. There are two
Literary Societies, and all the leading periodi
Great Britain are regularly received.
Tho school rooms, north Columbus street,
near Queen, are handsomely furnished and the
boarding house, l75 and III Prince street, IS
fitted up with every attention TO the comfort or
students from abroad, having gas. hot and coiu
baths, &c. Great attention is paid to the mora
and physical, as we'll as to the intellectual cu'-
ture of boys and young men
As tho number of applicants for admission -
always in excess of the capacity of the school,
early application is necessary.
For Catalogues address tho Principal, l"rk
box ~, Alexandria, Va.
TEACHERS:
RICHARD L. CARNE, A. NJ, Principal
Greek, Latin Natural Science and Senior Eng
y THEODORE L. FlCKLlN, A. NJ: Mathe,
mates, Tactics and intermediate English.
RICHARD j. COLLINS, Junior Engiish
and Arithmetic.
AUGUST HENNING, German.
VICTOR BECKER French.
WILLIAM +. CARNE, Photography
JOHN A. VEITCu, Elocuton
Miss MARY i. STEWART. Drawing.
JOSEPH c. FOERTSCH Music.
aug l-2awtSl
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few nights since, at his residence in Shepherds
town. by the trends of the Shenandoah Vailey
Railroad. He assured them that the Wofk
would be commenced at that place In less tns ,i
thirty DAYS, or as soon as the damages cou'o
he assessed, and that the road would be com
pleted and tho cars running to Chariesto"n py
Christmas; and If it was an open winter, 10
Front ROYAL. tho terminus OF the first DIVISION,
BY May lst, 1871.
Mr. Senator Harlan, of Iowa, has written q
letter to gentleman in Florida in reply to
certain inquiries respecting Gen. Grant and his
administration 1t says that although some OF
the acts Of the Administration do not meet the
cordial approval OF number Of Republicans yet,
as whole, it meets the support of the party
Of course it does How could it be otherwise
Gen. Sherman is reported az saying that the
story that the French Emperor has refused to
allow General Sheridan to come within the
French lines is not true from the plain fact
that General Sheridan has not yet made such
a request, and it is not at all improbable that
he will 70 to Berlin before be does to Paris.
A Madrid dispatch says that the Ministerial
Council of the Spanish Government was yes
terday debating note received from Washing
ton in regard to Cuba, in which the United
States Government demands, among other
things, indemnity for American citizens lille.
aay expelled from that island.
The Chattanooga Times of Wednesday last
relates the following Sunday, Cd Lookout
Mountain, General Robert Toombs and Jeffer
son Davis, after an enmity OF some ten or
fifteen years, were reconciled, and we're seen
conversing pleasantly together"
The Philadelphia Press says.-"Of course
it is not true that Mrs. Abraham Lincoln will
refuse the pension voted to her by Congress
and so warmly advocated by Mrs. Grant. -
Mrs. Lincoln would hardly set so singular an
example.
There are symptoms OF coming fight
among the Radicals of Ohio. Mr.. Sherman 5
term as Senator expires in 1872, and MIR. De-
lano is already in the field as candidate for
the succession.
Governor Holden has ten companies OF re-
gular U. s. troops at his disposal, eight OF
them being artillery and two infantry, and all
Of them armed with Springfield breech loading
rifles.
Col. w. NJ B. Goodwin has been appointed
Superintendent of the Conservative party of
Spotsylvania county, with authority to appoint
one aid in each township.
1t is computed that the losses resulting from
the mere declaration Of war, assuming that no
engagement were 10 be fought, already exceed
more than $500, 0O0, 900.
Work is progressing rapidly upon the Pana.
ma aud West India cable. Seventy. two miles
have beeu laid and the remainder will soon be
under water.
The apple crop this year is unusually good,
and the corn crop is more promising han for
many years.
''Brick" Pomeroy has sold the New York
Evening Democrat to Gideon j. Tucker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

DENTER'S KNITTING CUTTOES from
Il s to 20, in white and unbeached, at
aup3 {. T.. BERRY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

Work is progressing rapidly upon the Pana'
ma aud West India cable. Seventy. two miles
have been laid and the remainder will soon be
under water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

1t is computed that the losses resulting from
the mere declaration Of war, assuming that nc
engagement were 10 be fought, already exceed
more than $500, 900 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03
Esy Beck, Knox az Kerby.

Ecai Estate Agents and Auctloncers
TOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
g. VALUABhE LAND IN ALEXAN.
DkiA COUNTY, VA, NEAR THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, u. C.-By virtus of
deed of trust executed by w II. Edinburgh and
wife and others, 1ecor led in liber x No. 3, TO-
10 2G3, of tho land records of Alexandria coun.
ty, the undersigned. a5 Trustee therein ma. ed
will sell, by public auction, in front of the
Mayors office, in tho city Of Alexandria, Va.
on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of August 1870,
ct II n, that tract Of land known rs SEBAS-
TlAN SPRING." conta lining THIRTY-SIX
ACRES, moro or less, and lying in said county,
on the cast of the Alexandria and Washington
Turnpike, about three tourths of milo from
the Long Bridge and four miles from Aleyan-
dr!s. This land is we'll adapted to gardening
and farming purposes and has upon it 8 guam
tity @: brick clay.
Terms Of sale, by consent of the parties inter
ested, will be: One fourth o. the purchase mon.
ey in cash on the day of sale. and the residue
in three equal payments, 1T one, two and three
years from tho day of sale. with interest. the
deferred raS ments to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser, with approved security, and
the title to be retained until the same are paid
or q deed Of trust 10 secure their payment TO be
given Oh the property.
CHARLES Z. STUART,
aAp I-cOts Trustee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

The apple crop this year is unusually good
and the corn crop is more promising than To-
many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

A Madrid dispatch says that the Ministerial
Council of the Spanish Government was yes
terday debating a note received from Washing
ton in regard to Cuba in which the United
States Government demands, among other
things, indemnity for American citizens ille'
gally expelled from that island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

T OST-At the corner of Prince and Wash.
u ington streets, q pair of heavy GOLD
SPECIaCtES lns leather case. A liberal
reward will be psd On delivering them at this
Office. suo3-0Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

Col. w. NJ. B. Goodwin has been appointed
Superintendent of the Conservative party Of
Spotsylvania county, with authority to appoint
one aid in each township.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

The first term Of the Court of Appeals IN.
der the new arrangement commenced 10 Staun.
ton to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

'Brck" Pomeroy has sold the New York
Evening Democrat to Gideon j. Tucker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

Governor Holden has ten companies OF re,
gular U. s. troops at his disposal, eight Of
them being artillery and two infantry, and III
Of them armed with Springfield breech loading
rifles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

States is likely to have another coloIed meu-
Der. Alexander Clark, coored, is a candidate
for seat from Arksnsas He has recently
been >tumpug the State for Clayton, for Gov
rrnor. 1t is said that lie can mike better
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

Gen. Sherman is reported as saying that the
story that the French Emperor h2s refused to
allow General Sheridan to come within the
French lines is not true, from the plain fact
that General Sheridan has not yet made such
a request, and it is not at all improbable that
he will 20 to Berlin before be does to Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

L. Is reported that several parties in the shoe
made in Georgetown, ID. g., who rely On Bos
ton houses for their stock, inasmuch as Chi.
hes" a' or has already been employed in max
Ing w their goods 10 Massachusetts, have
arranged with an agent in San Francisco to
-ei:d TO Georgetown twenty five China.
men tor the purpcs, of pursuing the occupa.
ton of shoemaker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

10 the case OF Woods, now confined in the
District Jail Tor assaultiDg Porter, Gen. Brad
ley y. Johnson Of Richmond, his counsel, has
forwarded the necessary papers, applying Tor
the issuance of writ Of habcas corpus, to
Chief Justice Chase, who is now at Duluth, and
it is thought that the writ will he granted.
The friends of the parties under arrest in
North Carolina by Gov. Hodeus orders will
make similar application to the Chief
Justice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

The last number Of Frank Leslies Boys and
GIRLS Weekly contains likeness of Willie
Ford Brewer, who has distinguished himself
in the classes ct the Keystone Grammar
School, Philadelphia. Willie is son Of Hi
ram aud Augusta Brewer, and was born
Fontan7lIe, in Fairfax county, Va, in July
1854 His father was for >eve1al years the
editor OF the Fairfax News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

The Winchester News says that j. Ran
i"'ph Tucker, ESQ.,, will soon give to the pub
he i new edition OF fuckers Commentaries,
revised by himself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

BY the present census il is estimated that
the population Of New York city proper, is
$500 or S75 900 souls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

There are symptoms OF a coming fight
among the Radicals of Ohio. Mr.. Sherman )
term as Senator expires 10 1872, and MIR. De-
lano is already in the field as candidate for
the succession
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

The Chattanooga Times of Wednesday last
relates the following Sunday, CD Lookout
Mountain, General Robert Toombs and Jeffer.
son Davis, after an enmity Of some ten OF
fifteen years, were reconciled, and we're seen
conversing pleasantly together"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-03

Since the Burdell murder 20 ease has excited
50 much feeling in New York as The murder Of
Mr.. Nathan.