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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-06
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.

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Puerto-Rico Octubre 1871.
Eduardo V. Dorado.
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RE1RA1N DEL GENERAL BALDRlCA.

So venden On 81 PalaciO del Arte calle del
Sol ntm. 10, galerla totograica de Molina hijo 8
reales uno.
Las personas del interior que 10 desecn enviar<h
por correos cinco selos por cada retro que soiciA
ten remitiendoselos q curreo tirado. En- 81 misme
Rev. de La Reina, del General SAM, dc los artistna
de la compafifa Robreno, do la sra. Cadenas CAS-
tro de la compaffa de ZarzueIa, del Papa otros
reales uno
En- ell mlsmo establecimiento 90 siguen hacienda.
con gran aceptacion los comodos retrhtOs ElectHs
COS, vale dos roaleS, 80 hacel entregan "a In
teresado en- cinco minutos estos llevan tOdos SIN
coiores. No le hace que este nubiado 3 <
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-06

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THE LEE GUARD meet at Old Market Hall
tonight at 8H O'Clock. ....s

Eshlrts made to order by z. y. SPENCE e BON ,
merchant tailors, 1900 Main street.
Gauzs tJndershirts rs cents each for ssle by Z.
B. SPENCE s. SON.
White ALPACA Goats, eally nice, for sale oy L.
B. SPENCE i SON. r..
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings large stoc.' ~
z. b. SPENCE + oN's merchant tailoring es'ao-
lishment-
Fancy Freach Linens Tor pant', ~ Z. D.
SPENCE i CONS merchant tailoring eslao'sn-
ment. ..., .r--.t. !. ,,.
White Corduroy, Marseilles, and Linen Vests,
roe variety and lowest prices. at Z. D. SPENCE
& SONS. ..s .-..,gs.g s.L. q
Linen Goats, one dollar, for sale by Z. D.
SpEyoE & SOy.i 81" .' -~
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RESISTING THE PoLIcE.-Late last evening
a warrant was issued for the arrest Of
negro by the name Of Robinson Bradshaw
for interfering with the police. Two OF
the officers started off for him, and on reach
ing his place of abode, on 18th street, In
Butchertown, stated their business. He
declined to go to the station-house, however,
and, together with one or two negro wo-
men, commenced an assault and resisted
violently. One of the women amused her.
self by chewing extensively on the finger
of n policeman, much to the injury OF his
hand. The man was safely locked up, and
at q later hour the woman was sent Tor.
The parties will have hearing this morn
| inc.
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SUPPOSED MURDER CASE IN H E:NRIC o
TWELVE MONTHS AGo-The Matter. Being
Examined Into Noto.-AbOut twelve months
ago % Dir. ~Worbriton, who resided in
Brookland township, in the upper part OF
uenrico county, was found dead in the
woods on farm adjoining his own, under
suspicious circumstances. He left his house
on Sunday, and late that day, when he
had not returned, his friends, becoming
uneasy, made search for him, but with
out success. On Monday u large num-
body was found in the woods on
an adjoining plantation, with. marks
about the neck and head which looked
as though he might have been foully
dealt with. a coroncr's Jury at that
time rendered a verdict that the deceased
had been murdered. A post n,ortem eX-
animation was subsequently, had at the in
stance ola neighbor, when the marks above
referred to were noticed. .-ss
The case slumbered until recently, when
it was brought to the attention Of the grand
jury OF Henrico. Some ten or twelve
witnesses have already been examined,
but the evidence thus far against the party
suspected is purely circumstantiaI. One
witness, however, testified that from a
point in the Woods7uear to the spot where
the body was, found there was distinct
trml on the ground which looked as though
the man. had been dragged along and LEI.
in the place where he was discovered. -
The grand jury have been engaged in the
examination for several days, but little
hope is entertained that the result, will
bring to justice the murderer, if there be
one. 1t is proper TO state, in this connec'
tionHehat thehperson who has been sus.
pected in the matter left the county soon
after The body OF Mr.. Worbriton was found,
aud is now said to be out of the State.
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SUMMONED TO IA.-Twenty-six

SUMMONED TO ALExANDRIA.-Twenty-six
citizens ofthis city, summoned by Sergeant
J. N. Steuart, of Alexandria, to try the
case Of The Commonwealth OF Virginia Us.
James Boswell, indicted for the murder OF
a small colored girl, left this city last night
for that place. This is the second trial of
Boswell for this offence, the Court of Ap-
peals having set aside the verdict OF guilty,
found by the former jury, and ordered a
new trial.
We give the names of the gentlemen :
John II. Montague, Edwin A. Smith, Philip
j. Wright, A. L. Elicit, Stephen Putney,
r. J. Roberts, D. B. Prosser. William Il.
Palmer, Mann S. Valentine, Thomas j.
Starke, r. B. Ritter, A. n. Bailey, A. A.
Hutcheson, Alexander Walker, John G.
Williams, William Ii. Allison, Charles M
Wallace, G. j. McMurray, VIM. G. knight,
George 1. Herring, James Gray. +. A. j.
ClopIon, Hugh a. Watt, James b. Cowles,
j. B.. Cosby, William 2. Ragland, John Ii.
Hail, Johu Rankin.
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THE PopE's EscYCL1oAL-No Common

r
THE PoPE's ENoyoLIoAL-No Compromise
acah the ;" Sub-Alpane" Gooernned.-An u.
encyclicai letter from the Pope appears in
ing, addressed to all patriarchs, primates,
archbishops, Sc" After reciting his pre-
sent situation, the Pope declares that /" not
only what are called safeguards, and which
are devised by the sub-Alp pine Government,
but that all titles, honors, lmmunities, and
privileges, whatever shape they take under
the general name Of safeguards or guaran-
tees, can he of-no avail whatever towards
securing prompt and free use of power di-
vinely transmittedto us, nor towards guard
ing the liberty necessary for the Church.
have repeatedly declared and protessed
that, without the crime of breaking our
solemn oath we can consent to no concilia-
ton which would in any manner destroy or
diminish the rights Of God and of the Apos.
tolic See, so now, us our bounden duty,
we declare we will never agree TO nor ac-
cept, nor can we 50 agree to or accept,
those cunningly wrought-out safeguards or
guarantees proposed by the sub-Alplne
Government, whatever their devices, or any
other, of whatsoever kind or however rati-
fled. which, under the form Of securing
our sacred power and liberty, shall have
been offered 10 us in lieu of and exchange
for that civil principality with which Di-
vine Providence wiled that the Holy Apos-
toiic Sec should be furnished and strength
eued, and which is ratified to us by
legitimate and irrefragible titles as well as
by possession for more than eleven centu-
rics. God grant that the rulers 0! thls
earth, whom it much imports That such
uerpicious example of usurpation as we
endure may not take root and flourish 10
lhc destruction Of all power aud order, may
ioin with one consent OF minds and will',
aud that hushlng quarrels, the disturbances
of rebellions being appeascd, and the
deadly counsels of all the sects abandoned,
they may unite in one movement for re-;
storing to the Holy See its rights, ana WIN =
these his full liberty to the visible head Of
the Church and the desired calm to civil
society. Given at Rome, at st. Peters, on
tile 18th of May, A. D. 167l-tha tWent5 :
fifty of our Ponriticate."
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What the EDITORIAL Excurstonfsts Say
to their Readers at Home. o."

White Sulphur Springs-the Paradise OF
the South-the most delightful spot on
earth, so far as my knowledge extends.
Here they sing, go, L would live always"
but they can't, even in this, the most
healthy and magnificent portion of Gods
heritage. Warm, spontaneous hospitality
seemed to characterize the people OF this
Us Of all other points of our visit, although
the Sabbath was not the best day for its eX-
hibition. s.-@.., -s.. a.1 y @.-i
| In all this round we saw nothing of the
kukluX, except an occasional track point
cd out to us, which looked for all the world
like the footprint of a baby. Most OF the
kukluX they keep bottled up, and re-
move the stopple only on these eXtraor-
dinary occasions. We all saw much to adj
mire IN this southern country: believe
they have as fine farming lands in those
portions of Virginia and North Carolina
1 through which we passed MS are to be found
anywhere III the country and from our free
| intercourse with the various classes, We are
satisfied that they are anxious for the intro
| duction of northern capital and enterprise
among them. They offer their lands ut fig-
ures that astonished those of us acquainted d
with northern farming lands Vdrerly
| Nv. ~ Aduocate.
1t chesapeake and Ohio railroadl Is al
most 4 miracle in railroad building, and
passes through some of the grandeSt and
most picturesque scenery that we ever be-
held.
The address Of welcome was delivered by
May or Kelley, who made most happy and
felicitous speech. We should be glad to
publish the speeches of Mayor Kelley, Gov
ernor Walker, Governor Wells, and others
on this occasion. as they show the traternal
feeling extended ut the South and that they
harbor no animoSities against the people of
the North. ...sa- -.sat~
Of the [Whitel sulphur water, cannot
say that l * banker" after it more than the
man did for the billed crow. Still i can
drink it. Take some OF last years eggs, one
pair Of old shoes, and put into tub of wa
ter. letting the same stand in the sun forty
eight hours, and you will have drink that
VIII smell full as good as the White Sulphur
water.-NunGa (N. ~ NeUs.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN EDITORIAL ExCUR-
sIoN.-We regard it rs very important, and
as the opening wedge of u freer intercourse
between the sections. The interchange of
ciyillties will have q powerful effect in
breaking down preJudices, and will greatly
modify tho tone of the press on both sides.
We shall gladly welcome a similar excur-
sion OF southern journalists, and feel conf
dent that they would find trip through
the northern States both agreeable and
protitable.-Nu1adG Nv. ~ Neoos. y
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WM. b. IsAAcs b Co, BANKkhs,
RlCIIMoND, VA. Spne :, 1871.

GINIA snnounces that the funding under an
act 10 provide for the iunans aa9 al p1ynJs ssn Jy W
Inc @ and ,soussttrg persons 20 apply IN pst-
SON or place bsr s.osk l. e , nsnss wl II U
outside OF his office, as VtaelA Al aa.lss WIN
Is. 9umndsssIgSed having favorable fseities
s give pessaus as.eaSSn SaS. stsek .s Win ,as foe
snociLg. sa fjs ss-aSaiml MN. B.i iaA1tssV wv
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JOB call the attention OF "e..
chants, clerks OF courts, sherfns, lawyers, rah.
road. steamship and canal officers ana aseh.s' anu
sll others having orders for printing, to the faci-
tie, offered At the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
L1suaENr for the prompt and faithful execution
or aIl kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish At
sbor, notice Cards, Bin-Hesds, Letser-headS'
programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Ksud-Bill Catalogues, bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. satisisenon
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RAID ON THE RocK-BATTLE FIGHTERs.-
Yesterday afternoon a number of police
men stationed themselves in the neighbor-
hood of Butchertown and made o raid on
a large number of boys who were engaged
IN fighting rock battles. Several were AT
rested and will have hearing before Justice
White this morning.
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WASHINGTON IN MONROE PAgK.-The
bronze statue of Washington was placed
upon its pedestal in Monroe Square Yester--
was cast by Hubbard. It was loaned by
Mrs. Hubbard to the city, and will be quite
an ornamental feature in these improving
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FINEST CHRoMos FOB sALE.-The public Is re-
spectful!y invited TO call and exsmine ths largest
and most valuable collection Of Chromosomes Of
fered for sale In this city, now at our
salesroom second noor. Catalogues Will be ready
before the day or sale. Cook & LAuGHToN.
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T MooSLIGHT ExcuRs1oNs.-We notice that
ths steamer Sylvester Is now ready for
mooniieh excursions, and Will be chartered
to our different orders, organizations, and
private clubs ut very reasonable charge.
The Sylvester is one Of the best steamers
for such purposes at the command of our
cit,Zens, and we doubt not will be In de-
maDa during the hot season. :. y -. ~. :.
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fAUCrIONsAEEs .rssIs nav

"n%tttt psbic$ or prftote,anls Of Ran, r,sta.,
sande oetaoces the lst or Jdn,ss-v e,aftb. To- :.
'"as@ac parchdssrs pay the fares nor a. 49,. =
se~ nenr eat ON NIL sdiss 6etspee. ths &C.,
ag 'antp and The last sfdy Of pscesa6 b.. ~. (.
seHer pays thega.. 71yHy So. = t t@'te
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Your corus, buntons, nsils tany CHA mailSnsI'
wh1tlows, &C., all disesses Of the fees anu nAnu0'
&c. he only safe, certain, painless, aao ino'rn
taneous relief to bs obtained Is 70 10 W ni'
SCHULTZ, lsth street. near Main. heirain noln
taking advice from those unskilled In iheprofess-
ion, nor apply violent remedies. ..Ll
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PUMPING WATER FROM TIE BuBFoor
Coal PITs.-It is stated that since the great
food OF last year, which overhowed the
Burfoot coal.pits in Chesterfield county.
the pumps have been ut work day and
night, and that 10000 gallons OF water
have been pumped out daily until the 18th
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Fleming's planning mill, at North McGre-
snr Iowa, and three million feet OF lum-
Der, were burned Monday night. Loss,
$lo0,000 no insurance. .,.1E
Young Grant graduated thlrty-scycnth as
West Point In class Of forty.0no. ts
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MN Jo4x MERK-Dear Sir There being ru-
,,o,s ,no.t that have given information against
nv, =, The Office OF the Commonweslth's Attor-
new. I beg TO assure you that have never been ~
the ,a,d gentleman's office thatI never spoke 70
him, or TO any other officer, or any other person
about your case. Yours, truly, }!a!t
"""s 'NN IoUIs GIMMI.
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ISnIcrMENrs.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday the grand jury found true olns OF
Indictment for misdemeanor against Catne-
rine Stack, j. w. 7. Banks, James DAVIS
wo cases and William >. ,ar nfGTn ss1onv IN nor s'a
true hill, .s-
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THE RECENT PRIzE-F IGHT.-The habeas
corpus case of Ed. Grace, one or the parties
concerned in the recent prize-fght, which
was issued by Judge Wellford Yesterday,
was postponed until this morning at 10
zy,1-
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CHASE AFTER TOBACCO -THIEF.-Last
night about sx o'clock Policeman Good
man, who had been lighting his lamps, saw
negro on 18th street, between Cary and
Dock, having on bis arm susplcious.look-
looking shawl. Taking peep into the
basket, which was q very large one, no
found it to be filed with = choice article OF
leaf tobacco. Goodman at once ordered
the fellow to halt, but in place Of doing 30
he dropped the basket and started to run.
A well-directed blow,, however, brought
him to the ground; but he picked himself
up instantly, aud after giving the police.
man severe blow on the face, started again,
leaving bis hat. basket, and all behind him.
The officer fired at him twice, but the fel.
low was too fleet for him, and made good
his pecane
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THE MECHANICS TRADES UNION will hold
a meeting ut Monticello Hall tonight ut 81
o'clock. As there will be important busi-
ness transacted full attendance Is request
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EARLY PEAcHEs.-The first Of the sea-
son-tine ones, too-were received Tuesday
by w. g. cambridge IL Co. They were the
product of the orchard of DR.. Jos. Quottie-
baum, of Doko, S. G..
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h Another assortment os smith's American Or
sans just received, which, together with tine
variety OF steinwaS's celebrated Pianos, Iorm the
finest display Of first class instruments ever seen
IN this city. sLeianr & HOWARD, agents, oppo-
aifa nnsf-Afficp. - = u .--
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Two MoRs OF THE PRIzE.F FIGHTERS AR
REsrED.-Messrs. Collyer and Jack Finn,
who were concerned in the recent kersey-
NortoIk, asl nd and viii be brought to this city.
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local MATTERS.

Persons leaving The city during the summon sea-
SON can have the Dispatch mailed to their address
at 50 cents per month, payable in advance. . 81
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HARVEST WuISKEY- Coed aud eh.sp-st
". ID, BLAIR D CO.'S,
Main and 9th streets.
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THE SUPPOSED POISONING CASE IN BEN
RICo.-Ihe Verdict Of the Jury.-The Dis
patch has already posted its readers Of tht
circumstances connected with the sudde1
death Of Jerry Shelton, u colored man, who
was found dead near The Kitchen door OF
the flr III Of Mr.. Schermerhorn. about twc
miles from this city, on the Mechanicsville
turnpike. -.-.--." 49,.
On Sunday the stomach Of the man wa:
taken out, and a post n1o1ten, examination
had. DR.. W. Ii. Taylor, who had previously
been notified OF the case, and to whom the
contents Of the stomach had been given fol
analytical examination, subjected both
the stomach and its contents to u criti
cal test. The jury, which had been
adjourned over until this examination
-could-be -had,- met pursuant to- adjourn
ment yesterday. afternoon at Mr.. Scherner.
born'S place, and examined Drs. Taylor
and Brock-the latter physician having
made the post ns0rtcn examination and
taken out the stomach. There was no evi.
dence elected from the examination Of DR..
Taylor that went to show that the man had
been poisoned, but he stated that it might
have been possible for vegetable poison to
have been administered to the subject,
causing death, which poison, for peculiar
reasons, might not be detected.
Other witnesses were examined, but no
new facts elected, except that the woman
who had made the threats to Jerry. and
whose name is now ascertained to be Nancy
Thomas, is stated to he person of noto-
riously bad character, and had been con-
nected with. cases of poisoning. 1t was also
stated that woman who is now ln cthe
county of Hanover heard Nancy say that
''she had the article in her pocket which
would fix Jerry, and if he did not bring
his clothes back, she would do it."Jl
The case was carefully heard, and the
jury finally rendered alyerdict that the de-
ceased had come to his death on the night
of the'5th OF June, or the morning Of the
9th, from causes unknown.
7 1t is proper to state, however, that the
authorities will be notified of the testimony
already adduced, and OF the circumstantial
evidence against the woman, and take such
steps as may be proper in the premises.
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CHRISTIAN WEEKLy.-We are indebted to
Mr.. II. L. ID. Walford, the agent, ter copy
of this elegant illustrated paper for June
10Th
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CITY TAxEs.-Collector Regnault having
made out the city tax-blls, is now ready TO
collect the same. Our citizens had better
call and pay up before the rush coI,-
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b SELECT WHIskEY, . prpe srtiele, $40 per
.,,,on. =" w. u. BLAIR & Co,
- r 49, = Main ana sth streets.
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Scribner's Monthly for July and Apple
toms Journal for this week received irom
Eliyson s. Taylor, 1116 Main street.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at u, ts.se'
so.7s and $3.50 per sea, at the Dispatch friasfns
u rsf- ts'sr '&. s.. - T.-
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TWO uorRs WITH ALEX. II. STEPHENS

Ills Views on Politics Nc Docs NOT Accepts
,nr sisuation-Thiuks tho Constitutional
.,,o,snen,s Void Believes Dcsretism Will
Soon lc Established.
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H'.s'hkitsoN ECO. will sell at q p. A,a. Ia
iand' with a small dwelling nassci,e,. or, CO,
lcgc street. -, =. .,,,sI--'' "s'''o' oli COL
ekubbs WILLIAMS win sell at s,p~n
hve ouhdioRR Iots In Duvars addition M nn
the southeast cornesof St James and Fedess, n
streets. ~; 1FsIs. "1 eaeral
> ,.-'-, q. aae
W. GonniN Will sell Mt II a. NJ, for Mr.: John
Wright, at Green Bay Station, on the y fnr- .-
mond and Danyille railroad, furniture! n,ann
farming implements, hogs, cattle, shear, tho tho'
roughbred colts, &c. .'0', y ~.
TI1os. ". kEEsEE will sell al 10 4. II. pianoal
furniture, dress goods, iron safe, &C., 80 -
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POLICE CoUHr, WgDHEsDAr--sJsstice =. 20
l White presiding. The following cases were

PoLIoz CoUHr, WsDsEsDAT--Jassice =. u
White presiding. THE following cases were
disposed Of: 49, ~ .stss ssyE.f
VIM. j. Brown (colored), charged With
| breaking into the stable of VIM. J. Yar.
brough In the night. time and stealing
therefrom one saddle, bride, and cover,
valued at 80. Sent on TO the Husttngs
Court. ~ .c,f.sl4 fas5g
Stephen McMahan, charged with abusing
and threatening Thomas l.. Penny: Ami
|cably settled. and the case dismissed on Inc
payment Of costs. - -,
Louisa Brooks (colored} charged with
taking possession. Of one wagon. valued at
$40, and harness, valued at $15, the prop
erty Of John Winston, Discharged.
Armistead Jasper {coloredt charged With
stealing ninety five cents from Julia Bailey
Let OF. -tcs., ~ tgs3xiyf.g ssG5 ...%t-t a..
Arthur. Brown (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Burt Hashns, and
Burt Haskins, charged with assaulting ana
throwing stones at Arthur Brown. Arthur
was fined o., and Haskins was fined Sl.
Betty Hays tcolored), charged with tres
passing on the premises of ELIZA Hamilton
and assaulhng her, and Eliza Hamilton,
charged with assad1ting and beating Betty
Hays. Betty was discharged, and Eliza
hneu 3d. i. ...f 1.!- q. -s,tfs - - Z. rff