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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-29
FROM NEW YORK.

Ne,o York, March 2S.--It is rumored
that the ordering of the steamer "Wyo.
ming" to Aspinwall has reference to the
steamer 'Virginius," and that her COM
mander has orders to fire on the Spanish
man-of-war should she attempt to modest
the "Virginius''
Sheriff Brennan says the order of arrest
in his possession for an official has no con-
nection with the city fraud, except it be
served before tomorrow morning.
Forged certificates of deposit, amounting
to SIT 200, purporting to be issued by
Geo. Opdyke & Co., have been sent here
for payment by Iowa and Kentucky banks.
Other victims are feared.
Prof. Samuel f. b. Morse, who has beer
lying very sick for several days, has beer
unconscious since Tuesday, His disease is
paralysis Of the brain, and his physicians
on Tuesday night, expressed grave fears o
bis recovery. His relatives have beer
summoned from Poughkeepsic to his bed
side.
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JUNIUs BRUTUs BooTH.-Mr. Junius
Brutus Booth, who has been playing
Shakespeare to crowded houses for the past
month or so, will make his appearance in
Richmond next week. The criticisms of
the press, SO far, have been of the most
favorable character, commencing unre-
servedly his various interpretations of
Shakspearian characters, and instituting
between him and his brother Edwin. He
was born in Charleston, S. e., some years
subsequent to his fathers arrival in Rich
mond, where it will be remembered the
great Junius Brutus Booth first landed
from England and commenced that career
that made his name forever glorious in the
annals of the American stage. He bears a
most striking personal resemblance to his
father, as does also his brother Edwin. Mr..
Booth has been for long time the manager
Of the Boston Theatre, one Of the finest
dramatic temples in the world, and which
cost nearly half million dollars to erect.
Notwithstanding its requirements upon his
time, he has found leisure enough to study
| Shakespeare with closeness and persistent
application that have so familiarized him
with the past, that he is regarded as one OF
the most competent Shakspeariau authori-
ties Of the day. lie ranks among the
bright particular few who really can and dc
play Shakespeare, and we feel confident that
his performance next week will be looked
forward to with interest.
Mrs. Booth, who accompanies him, is
conceded to be the best American actress
of Shakspearan parts that we have, anc
certainly not more than three Of the
European actresses with whom we arr
familiar can in any respect surpass her
Her Cleopatra" has never been equallee
upon any stage.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

j. II. Ludwig and Ii. G. Comegys, ar
rested in Baltimore on a charge OF swlnd-
ling banks by raised checks, were acquitted
at Pittsburg, yesterday.
MIR. Jas. King, one of, if not the old
est Mason in the United States, died at
Georgetown yesterday evening at about
o'clock. He has held nearly all the highest
offices in the Order, and was the father OF
Potomac Lodge. He was much respected,
and his funeral will be the occasion OF un-
usual Masonic attention.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall, died in
Louisville, KY, Yesterday, OF pneumonia
and bronchitis. He was born at Frankfort,
Ky, and was a graduate of West Point.
He resigned his lieutenancy in the United
States army to study law, in the practice OF
which he was highly successful. His ca
reer during the late civil war is familiar to
our readers.
The preliminary examination into the
case of David l.. Stanton, late collector oil
internal revenue for the Fifth District OF
Maryland, accused of having misappro-
priated government funds, commenced be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Rogers yesterday.
The testimony of the government officials
went to show Stanton to be in defalt to the
cztent of sl9 1864.
European mail advices state that the
town of Schemakher, in the Caucasus, was
almost entirely destroyed by arecent earth
quake. The number of persons killed was
1877, and the destruction of property was
very large. A considerable portion of the
country was converted into desert. The
inhabitants were reduced to great misery
by the destruction of the crops.
A delegation of the most prominent
gentlemen Of Texas waited upon the Presi-
dent yesterday, and asked that the Texan
frontier may be protected against the incur
sions of robbers from Mexico. The Presi-
dent replied that the matter had been pre-
sented to the Mexican government, but that
Mexico was powerless to afford relief to
the outraged Texans at the present time,
owing to the internal revolution now pro-
crossing in Northern Mexico. President
Grant promised to bring the question before
the Cabinet without delay.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Sixth Annual Conference of the Virginia
African Nj T.. Church.
THIRD DAY.

ItllRD DAY.
Conference met at 0 O'Clock this morn
ing. Bishop Wavman in the chair. Re-
lieious exercises by Rev. William F. Will
liams.
The fifth ouestiop on Discipline was then
taken up and discussed. Richard Forester
was admitted as local member of the
Conference. Tbird-year class called ex-
amjnations generally favorable. The chair
man of the Committee on Temperance
made a renort which was adopted. During
its tendency several members made earnest
speeches in favor of temperance, many de-
nouncino tbn nse Of hath shirts and to-
bacco.
The order of the dav. which was the
consideration Of n nre.mble and resolution
CONCERNING the s;nginp Of songs of a sense
less nature denouncine the practice. was
then taken M. and the resolution adopted.
The fourth-ycor class was then called !:
examination not rood. The following per.
sons were received on trial /: R. Trust. ].
K. Plato. p. Brown. 6. Hunter. j. S.
Henderson. R. Cruise and r. Halliday.
The election of five delegates to the Gem
eral Conference. which meets in Nashville,
Tenn, Nav 4. was then entered upon,
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LOCAL NOTES.

Thomas johnson, colored, a convict
from Rockingham, sentenced to fourteen
months Imprisonment, was conveyed to the
penitentiary yesterday.
The disbursing officers of the State
government will commence the payment Of
interest, under the recent act Of the Gene
raj Assembly, on Monday next.
The Democratic Central Committee at
their meeting last night called meeting of
the wards on the Sth day of April to elect
five members from each ward to constitute
the new Central Committee. rF
AN infant seven months old, the child
of Mr.. John Ii. Childrey, fell from the
arms of nurse on Wednesday evening,
and had thigh broken. The fractured
limb was set by DR.. jackson.
Mr.. John Morton has opened store
on Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth,
for the exhibition and sale Of flowers and
shrubs reared in his nursery near the city.
The place is now perfect bower ofbeauty.
Patriotic ladies have procured mag
nifcent flag to be presented to the Attucks
Guard, on Monday night, at the First At
rcan church, Broad street. The presenta-
ton will be made by Prof. Langston, of
of Howard University, Washington city.
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SUMMARY.

William Cullen Bryant was in the city
of Mexico on the 10th.
The Columbus (0hio) Statesman hss
been sold to Messrs. Sinton & Dodd, of
Toledo. ~
There is woman named Mrs. Glenn,
who is annually tried for murder in In
danapolis.
-Ex-Lieutenant-Gov R. NJ. Ander-
son, of California, died at Swan Lake,
Arkansas, Saturday.
The sale of the st. Louis Democrat to
Mr.. Fishback, one of the proprietors, has
been confirmed. Messrs. Mckee and
Houser, retiring partners, propose starting
another Republican paper in that city.
by the withdrawal OF one of the for
mer owners and controllers, the Louisville
Commercial has been freed from the free
trade doctrines, and will henceforth advo'
cate hearty protection of American in
| dustries,
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A CORRESPONDENT from Danvile
ynskes some sharp criticisms upon the con-
duct of the recent Ku-kluX trial in Judge
Rives' court. We are very reluctant to be-
lieye that any public officer has failed 10
do his ,chole duty in case of such vital inn
portance as this, but the responsible source
of the letter renders its publication proper.
IF the accused party has escaped on techni-
cal grounds, the honor of the State demands
that its laws should furnish the aggre'ed
persons remedy. If this cannot be done
it is most damaging fact to Virginia, and
indicates the need of further and even more
radical legislation than any yet contelnpla'
ted. ....-
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LETTER FROM DANvrLLE.

Iyrtted States District Court--Trial of a Ku-
Klux-Thc Constitution of the Jury-How II
was selected-ontrage Committsd TED py tne
tiict-How IL was Receiyed-Ihe Opinions
of Republicans Concernins the Officers of
the Court-Our Congressional District.
DANvILLE, March 25, 1872.
To the Editor Of the State Journal.
The trial of DIR. John c. James, who,
together with twenty odd others, was in.
djcted for violations of what is commonly
called the Ku-Klux act, has occasioned
much talk in this portion of the State.
The trial was quite an interesting one, and
if had the time | would give you full
account of it and its incidents, including the
summoning of the jury, and the conduct Of
some of the government officers.
As it is, | will content myself with q
brief notice of some of the points which
were most striking to "a looker-on IN
Venice.'
When the petty and grand juries were
called over, such exclamations as "what 2
fair Jury! I" "those are good and true men,
&C., &C., were uttered ON all sides by thu
friends of the Ku-Klux while the Repub
licans could scarcely believe their own eye
and ears, and several of them were heart
to say that with such juries it would b.
.one-half of the Ku-klux Klan trying th
other half. Our kind-hearted, but owe
credulous Marshal, was by some accuse'
of packing the juries in the interest
the X. KS, and by others Of an over
weening desire to curry popularity wit
the Democracy. However, it is nothin
but justice to him to say, that while h
is legally responsible for these jurie!
nevertheless, l do not believe he woul
have so outraged the loyal men of tn
country, if he had not been the dupe
men calling themselves Republicans, bl
whose actions belle their professions.
However, feel quite sure that they a
cuse him wrongfully, but | am certai
Judging from the composition Of the jurie
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 2s.--The President
has vetoed the bill for the relief of John
L. Shanks, Of New Orleans. The grounds
for the veto are: That the moneys taken
from the State Bank at New Orleans, in
1862, were accounted for to the Secretary
of the Treasury, and that on list of the
depositors filed in that department, and the
name of DIR. John L. Shanks does not ap-
pear among them.
The Treasury circular issued to-day re-
vokes the previous order regarding fog
horns. Masters Of sailing vessels may use
any horn producing sound equal to steam
whistle.
The Senate committee on postoffices have
agreed to report bill increasing the China
mail subsidy to 81, 100000.
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TIE Dispatch says:

"MoNEY FOR THE SoUTH.--An adyer-
tisement appeared in yesterdays Dispatci.
offering one million of dollars, to be loaned
on mortgage of real estate, farms, planta-
tons and dwellings. There is disposition
to diffuse money through the South wher-
ever there are no illiberal anti-commercial
policies to discourage it. Surely no South
ern Legislature should do anything at such
a time to check the tendency of money to
diffuse ITSELF"
This does not look as if capital was
frightened away from lis because We didn't
swallow the funding bill quietly. We
agree that legislation should encourage cap.
itaI to come here.
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CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED. Our read
ers will remember that Mr.. j. b. Cosby,
of this city, but formerly of Amelia coun-
ty, was few weeks ago arrested here on
the charge Of stealing horse belonging to
Mr.. Thraves, Of Amelia county, the al
legged stealing having been done in 1866,
and that after preliminary examination
before Justice White, the case was sent on
to the county court of Amelia, for investi-
cation. We are glad TO note that the grand
jury failed to find true bill against Mr..
Cosby, and that he was consequently fully
exonerated and honorably discharged. He
has been a resident Of Richmond for the
past four or five years, and we are sure his
friends and acqusintances here, as well as
in Amelia, will rejoice at this full vindica.
ton Of his character.
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DAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1872.
AUCTION SALES.

+. N. READ, assignee Of Read & White, bank
rupts will sell on the 10th day of April, al
IL o'clock NJ, valuable real and personal es-
state situated in the town of FarmVllle va
JACOB COHN, assignee of w. p. r. Leigh, viii
sell on the 18th of April, at IL o'clock NJ, III
front of the United States custom-house, IN
this city, 6i5'4 acres o; Land lying in the
county of Gloucester. .-.-r----
j. AMBLER SMITH, assignee, will sell on the
23d day of April next, at the courthouse OF
Grecnsyile county tract of land contain
ing ll6 acres.
T. r. TCRNBULL, assignee, will sell at Bruins
wick courthouse on the 10Th day OF April,
81 tract of land containing 100 acres.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Edward King, charged
with stealing bacon ham. Guilty and sem
fenced to confinement in city Jail for thirty
days.
William Hill, charged with being an es-
capped convict from the Virginia peniten-
tiary, was sent to the penitentiary for iden-
tification.
Maria Lewis, charged with stealing a
shawl. Found guilty and sent to Jail for
thirty days.
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TEMPERANCE.-At regular meeting
of Harmony Division, No. SO, Sons of Tenn
perance, held at New Market Hall last eve
ming. the following officers were elected for
the coming quarter Samuel L. Perkin-
son, w. p. James d. Wade, w. A. !;
VIM. Hancock, r. S. !; Charles Rady, A..
r. S. /; VIM. L. Word, +. s.; George B..
Davis, T.. Peter F. Walden, c.; Thomas
B. Hicks, A. c.. Willie Walter, |. S. /;
Presson Phillips, 0. s.; R. B. Wilson,
Chaplain ; A. j. Terry,aP. w. p. John
Rhinehardt, organist. The following trNs-
tees were elected for the ensuing six
months /: George B. Davis, D. B. Collins,
A. j. Terry, James d. Wade, John A.
johnson. The above officers will be en-
stalled next Thursday night at New Mar
ket Hall, by Deputy Grand Worthy Pa
triarch George B. Davis. Members of sis
ter lodges are cordially invited to attend.
The above division expect to dedicate their
new hall in few days, upon which occa-
sion it is expected that Rev. James A.
Duncan will deliver an address.
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HYDROPHOBIA.

Numerous cases of hydrophobia still
come to US through our exchanges. The
New York Nail states that a pet dog, be-
longing to General Sigel, was seized with
it, while being played with by his children.
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BANKRUPTs.--The petitions and sched-
ules in the following cases of voluntary
bankruptcy were recently filed in the office
of the United States District Court of this
district: b. Z. Trevillian, of Ruthsr
Glen, Caroline county; James A. Farmer,
Of this city; G. w. Dilla,d, of Centre
Cross, Essex county, and William j..
Hepning. of this city.
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: CONTEMPLATED STRIKE.--It is as
serted that strike among the employees of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad company is imminent. The al
legged cause of the trouble is the action of
the president Of the company in requiring
the employees to sign an agreement to give
one months notice prior to leaving the
employ Of the company, or, in the event of
leaving before the expiration Of that period,
to forfeit all wages due for the fraction of a
month. The document in question requires
all men to sign an agreement not to make
any claim for personal damages in cases OF
accident, either on the road or in the shops.
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MAJOR WooDsoN's LECTURE.-Major
Woodson's lecture on the life, services and
character of General Lee, was not well
attended last night. AT the solicitation of
friends, the lecture will probably be re-
peated on Monday evening. On Saturday
evening it will be delivered in Ashland.
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NAIL CHANGE.-The Richmond P. NJ +.
informs US that on and after April l, 1872,
the Northern mail will close at 11:l5 A.
M. and 7:45 P. M. The Southern and
Danville mails will arrive at 1915 P. M.
and 0 P. NJ.
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-<8t~--
Mexico,

Natamora,, March 2S.-General Rocha,
having relieved San Luis Potosi, is advance
ing on Saltillo with 5000 men. The revolu-
tionists still hold Saltillo and Monterey,
and they. are concentrating in the States of
Nueyo Leon and Coahuila, which they
hope to hold against Rocha. The indica-
tions are that the revolution is collapsing.
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annapolis, Nd. March 2s.--A bill
authorizing the Washington City and Point
Lookout Railroad Company to extend its
road in the District of Columbia, and run
lines of steamers in connection with the
road, has passed both houses of the
Legislature, and only awaits the signature
of the Governor.
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RESTAURANT.

ID Wanted my friends and the
HI public generally to know that / have Ie-
moved from my old stand on Seventeenth street,
to sol Broad Street, corner of Eighth, formerly
occupied by Mr.. f. M. MULLEN.
Constantly on hand PURE OLD RYE,
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY, HANG
ER'S MOUNTAIN WHISKEY, FuLCdER'S
SEVEN YEAR OLD RYE.
On draught, CLAGGET'S BALTIMORE
ALE, MASSEY & COLLINS PHILADFI-
PHIA ALE, BEST STOUT PORTER.
RsE IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIES, AND
CIGARS JOHN MURPHY,
Corner Eighth and Broad streets
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Meeting OF the Louisiana Republican Central
Committee.

Meeting OF the L0ulsiana Republican Central
Committee.
Ne,o Orleans, March 2S.-The Republi-
can State Central Committee, of which
Marshal Packard is chairman, met to-day,
and had a long session. The members
were unanimous and outspoken against
compromise with Yarmouth, while
desirous of conciliating such Rspub-
lcans as may have been his adherents,
but are willing to support the regular party
organization. The committee issued call
for convention to meet here April 80, to
elect delegates to the Philadelphia Conven-
ton.
The nomination of the State ticket viii
not be made at this convention.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE, MARCH BOTH, 1S72.-Sylyester
Hill, Petersburg; W. Y. Anderson, -; !;
Miss f. G.. Strange, Norfolk, Va.
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Hg- FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Latest styles of BuTrERIcK's Patterns just re-
ceiyed at the Office of the Howe Sewing Machine.
s2S Main street. Also, Metropolitan for March.
J. r. MCKKSHEY, Agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
VNAKE NOTICE.

THEODORE G. MOSELY Il EDWARDA
CAMPBELL have this sth day of March, A. ID.
1872, entered into co-partnership for the trans
action OF the RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, At 4l4 Sixth street, Richmond, Va.
MR.. CAMPBELL will continue his MANU-
FACTURE AND REPAIRING of BOOTS
AND SHOES and invites continuance oil
the liberal patronr ge of his friends.
T. 9. MOSEl.Y 4 CAMPBEII..
Iah 20--tw
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CHANGE OF RUNNING TIME.-As
will be seen by notice in our columns the
running time Of trains on the Richmond
and Danville railroad has been changed, to
take effect on Sunday next.
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STATE PRINTING AND BINDING
The time for receiving proposals for public
printing and binding expires on Monday
next at - NJ, at which time the proposals
received will be opened, and the awards
made to the lowest bidder, according to
law. Those interested are referred to
Superintendent Walkers advertisement in
another column.
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RH- Musical instruments and Musical Mer-
chandise of every description can always be
found at ]. MAhsH's Music Depot, No. slS Main
street. He has just received a new and exten
sive stock of the above named goods.
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The LEGIsLATURE.-The Senate is
not in session, and the House did nothing
to-day. Four members were granted leave
of absence for one day.
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WANTS.


VIZ TANTED--A C0LORED WOMAN, with
w out eneumbranee, to COOK, WASH, and
IRON for small family. Apply at No. 90s
Marshall street, between Ninth and Tenth.
NH 29-3t* G. l.. RADWAY.
UTANTED-AGUODN NURSE; also, GOOD
w HOUSE SERVANT, (nale or female and
a GOOD COOK, IRONER AND WASHER.
JOHN HOWARD,
NH 2s-2t* lol corner Main and Adams sts.
NETANrED-TwO DINiNG-R0OM SERy-
w ANTS, Apply at
CENTRAL HOUSE,
NH 2S--St l40S Main street.
RIoHsoND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SuPERlNTRSDBNT,
RICHMOND, VA, March 29th, 1872. }
GPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after SUNDAY,
| - March 3lst, 1872, Through Passenger Trains
| will leave Richmond at 1856 A. M. and 2:36 p. M
| Lynchburg Passenger Train leaves Richmond
| at 9lU A. M.
Through Passenger Trains arrive at Richmond
at 1902 p. NJ. and SAB r. M.
Lynchburg Passenger Train arrives at 4;2t
Pm. 7. NJ. II. TALCOTT,
NH 2e--lw Engineer ana Superintendent.
CPECIMEN COPIES OF THE WEEKLY
- STATE JOURNAL. sent free.
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THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.-This famous
opera will be presented at the Richmond
Theatre tonight, Mrs. Oates sustaining the
principal character. This piece will afford
our citizens q fine opportunity of Witness
ing some of the finest acting of which this
lady is capable. The house was crowded
last evening, and the audience highly pleased
with the performances. AT the matinee
tomorrow evening the Daughter of the
Regiment" will be reproduced.
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DEATH OF MRS. CRUMP.-Mrs. Sa-
rah S. Crump, relict of Joshua Crump,
died yesterday evening, aged rs years.
She was well known in this city, especial
ly on Church and Union Hills, for her
many acts Of christian kindness and bepev-
olence, and for her pious regard for the
welfare of others. This venerable lady
was the mother of the late Captain A. K.
Crump, and of Messrs. E. G. and George
R. Crump, and of four daughters. Her fu-
neral took place from Union-Station M. E.
church at o'clock this afternoon, and was
attended by large number of friends and
acquaintances. Her surviving relatives
have the earnest sympathy of the commu-
nifty in their great bereavement.
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UALF AND HALF SALOON,
Is GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

JOHN MARXHAUSEN, PRoraIEros.
GOOD LIQUORS AND FAIR PRICES,
Bumgardner and Bourbon Whistles. Best
Ale Beer and Wines In the market Also, u
fine assortment OF the choicest Cigars,
@-FREE LUNCH every day. from II TIL
O'Clock. NH lS-6m