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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

REMARKs.-There is go noticeable change -,
the market for Flour. In Wheat there is p r;,,,o
better feeling offerings of l62 bushels y mite and
93l of red, with sales Of the former = s5lg3 for
good to prime, and ITO, It's. ITS ,so.nd -, for
fsiE to prime red. Germ ms' be onotcd firm
but prices about as at ITO .,o.o al o., wool; oc
lAs1 ~ ~ oosaF'S mixed, IS Of white and 40
% Se''oH ''leH VI white at G0a63 and mixed at
tsr;nss SHt-s" 81 10 per biol. Very light Of
~ ois ~ =" :, with sales ut 81 No transactions
,tb s. ~ ,,rted. Dressed Hogs in light sup ly
N.sH .N IS at 6OaSb so per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

France is again greatly excited. A vote taken
in the Assembly showed that the Government
party was in minority. The Cabinet Minis
tiers forthwith rendered their designations, but
they have not yet been accepted by the Presi-
dent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

Mr. GREELEY's LIFE INSURED. Horace
Greeley was insured for 5000 in the National
Life Insurance Company of Uuited States of
America, being part of 100000 that the Tri.
bune Association had on his life The New
York Sun says, at the time Of efecting the in,
surance the Tribune's stock was changing
hands at from So, 500 to 81, 600 share, show
ing the total valuation the institution to have
been from $25OO00 to 100000 One hundred
thousand dollars was then viewed as very mod
crate estimate of the pecuniary loss which the
Tribune would sustain in the death of Horace
Greeley; but the chances of that dire calamity
TO the Tribune seemed so remote that no motion
was made to increase the life insurance not even
after the hundred shares which represent the en-
tire Tribune Association had risen to $4,000
each. Some of the Tribune's stock was recently
sold at d smaller figure, but the stockholders
still estimate the entire property at round
million,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

THE New York GAS COMPANIES charged
that city in 1871 with sS4l, 1854 for ten
months gas bill for 1897 lamps. The con-
troller had the lamps counted, and found that
235 more we're charged for than were in use;
also that 339 private lamps were being paid for
by the city, some decorating the grounds OF
prominent politicians, others lighting the en-
frances to political clubs, hotels, dram shops
and oyster saloons; others advertising quack
medicines and places of amusement" The
bills charged more per thousand feet than
private citizens paid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

LAND SALES IN FAUouGER CO Rice W.
Payne and G. T. Green, commissioners, sold
last Monday the Dolan house aud lot on Ma
tcrloo street in Warrenton to Thomas T. luns-
ford for $4O525. Rice w. Payne sold at CON-
missioner's sale half acre of land near War
renton denot belonging to Perry Anderson S
heirs to Thomas R. Lunsford for Sl25. K; I.
Scott and VIM. II. Payne sold at commission
ers' sale, under decree in case Of peRutts VS..
Brown 1923 acres of land to L. Fl. McArtor
for $40 80 per aero. Charles T, Green and
VIM H Payne commissioners, sold under de-
cree in case of Ferguson vs.. White, 1873 acres
of land near Markham. John White, pur-
chaser. Price paid s--per acrer Com
missioncrs Eppa Hunton, r. T. Scott and w.
H. Payne sold under decree in case Of Reuben
Murray VS.. Jas f. Murray's adm'r part of
the Murray estate. Thos. Foster bought the
l0S acre tract, known as the Utterback farm,
at SD per acre; also the Brooke farm of go
acres at $40 per acre. A one acre lot at the Plains
was sold to R. Welsh for 1925. VIM. Fl. Payne.
commissioner in case Of Giasscock VS.. Tavenner,
sold Is acres of land adjoining Newby's tan
yard, to DR. Fl. Stephens for $40 per acre.
Messrs Payne, Garden, Scott and Hunton
sold under decree of White VS.. Feagans, 80
acres OF land TO j. Adams for 50 per acre. ~
Wa1rcnton ladec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

Governor W. d. Bloxham, of Florida, ma
tive OF Fairfax county, in this State, was intro
duced to President Grant on Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

The NUprIALS of James p WilIett ofWash-
ington aud Miss Laura WEIGH, daughter Of our
popular towusman James S. Welch, attracted
all immense number OF persons to Christ
Church last Thursday evening. Long before
the arrival of the bridal party the doors Of the
sacred cdifice had to be closed, TO the great
chargn of the outside multitude, who doubt
less supposed It's capacity had not already been
well tested. The following named gentlemen
acted us ushcrs Nlcssrs McKcnncy, McBlair,
Rouff Berry, and Ashley. 4 little before
. clock the joyous pcals of the organ announc
ed the arrival Of the happy pair and their es-
cort, in the following order: Miss Gcrtie
Wech aud Robert Wlett, Miss Ella Stephen
son and Glenn Howard, Miss Fannie Welch
and Mr.. Nourse, succeeded by the groom and
bride. She looked charming in an elegant
white corded silk dress en- trane and pearls;
and the gentleman to whom she was about to
plight her hand, as he moved up the aisle,
was perfectly composed, his mainly bearing
seeming to indicate consciousness of the great
prize he was about to bear away from our
town. The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. Dr. w. W. Williams, Rector of Christ
Church. amid profound silence and atten-
ton. The happy couple repaired thence to
the residence of the bride on First street,
Nlicic lOl lHU uDul5 lLc...'SCcl'cu luc uCaiy
congratulations Of W '..:.Ircc of friends. The
bridesmaids it Shouts. ;, stated lent no incon-
siderable charm to L K-egant scene presented
in the Spacious antly-lighted parlors of
Mr. Weich's hoacr LIE mansion, Miss Fannie
Welch, espccialIgGflooking like bride, her
graceful figure and flowing robes adding greatly
to The spendor Of the occasion. She too wore
a full set Of pearls. The bridal presents dis
playcd on a side table in one of the parlors
were of the most costly kind, and in sufficient
variety to bring each and all into use or orna,
mcntaton hereafter. The supper room was
obupdaatly supplied, no pains or expense hav-
ing hecn spared BY the host; and the large
company, it is safe to say. took their departure
Impressed with the conviction that at no time
has reception been held here which was at all
comparable with that given by MIR. and Mrs
Wclch on the OCCASION Of their daughters mar
rage. Mr. and Mrs Willett took the 920
train on Thursday night for New York, where
they will in all probability remain during the
next two weeks. Geoyyetooon Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

Thomas Smith, senior member of the firm of
Smith & White, dry goods merchants of Pc
tersburg, and the proprietor of large whole
sale house in Norfolk, died in the latter city on
Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-02

= JRT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER p
SUN RosE..........,.. 701 MOON RIsEs........ 6.25
Sun SETS. ......... 4.3S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Torch. Cap and Cape.

Torch. Cap ana 0apo
Since the Radicals have furnished the nsgroes
with thsir political uniform. and they have appear
I'd in strssts in prseesaions with torch,ssP and
cape. the young white men have abandoned such
pazsdss almost entirely. Even the white aadical'
show An Indifference 70 marching with their black
aihss that amounts to rspasnancs. A club Of
haacks fully equipped nssehsd Up Aarkss stssst
lest evening 70 attend the meeting in froot Of tn
City Hall. Ths result Vas tAs smallest meeting
ws have ever seen thers before. Aftsr the negroes
lst with their musc, tAs pavement In froat Of IN
Hall was scarcely halt occupied, while many In
the crowd still consisted OF darkiss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
"The Game Of Fraud"

Il practosd BY the Radical party whsrsvsr 1t
has coptrol,ng existence. It secured power By
force and fraud. and it continues 70 hold power
through fraud. The people Of Wilmington. can
not, therefore, expect to escape . systsn thas 4
70 general The Philadslphia Hvsia, in rsfszzine
TO ths manner in which ths Radicals hAvs made
up The lists Of rsgistsrsd vetsss IN that city, sA
THE GAME OF FRAUD.
We presume no sans man tanihas VIII ~ IN.
tscsdents of tAe Radical party in this city 1ee .
n0msat doubtsd that II was tie intsntiea a tAat
party b carry ths Ootohse eioctioo vhststes
TAas II viii sinply b IN imposabiity tE tis Hing
factaoo % carry the city BY fas means l. - clearly
sstabiiAhed - anything in Tie fatuEs csn b. anu
hs1ce it y tAAs We Ind them oe thsar Old sehemes
Of fraud
The naking-up t TIE registry VT y thus far
one Of the most shamslsM pieces Of poltt,eal ras-
eality ever psrpstatsd in this city Of any othsr.
II y such . Wholesale attsmpt at wroae that ~
AZ led to hope that good citissns svssywAses ed
Of whatsver party. will lend their aid N sxpoaiax
thess scoundrslly attsnps.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
4 Radical Gxpodlont.

The Radicals were quite suecsssful In aa sxps-
disnt 70 divide their aad,ton on Monday night
Thsy got The daxkiss to call . mssting q their
ewn Hall. whore they wsrs directed 70 g alter
they had used their nusic 70 drum up n sudisacs
people fesl a dslicacy sboat mixing Up both raoss
In crowd. and they prefer to b It homo when
they know they are to b ssatsd BY nsgro dur
ing an evening. That kind of equality may b.
endured BY man while hs il seeking votss 1or IN
oes, but there 10 no diaguising the fact that par
snus Of taste prefer to be excused from sitting OF
standing in such close proximity 70 the "colersd
brethren"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
4 Lively Corpse.

Considering the thrashins which the Radicals
got at the hands Of the "dsad Democracy" last
Tuesday. the Radicals Of Wilmington must have
come to the conclusion BY this tine that they have
rather ~ lively eorpss" to take charge OF. one
that will not remain inactive. Mayor Simms
proved entirely too large for the Radical winding
sheet 1t may at the wouid-hs Mayer better.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10


Aaeuoo1 ~ s1,ols Own osDaN.
WAae tssstsis s1aes of pe,lelssi sssssTess
oals ssiss h ~ 1saisal pasty = Yl0.AsUfA
wAss ~ ah,sse anA most pepslas asvipapse q
~ party Auzis q ~ saadiAaAss Sae ~ Lagis-
laasss sasA laag1aU - ~ lallsvhG tAAsa 0sQ
- INV ct yssessaAy: ,sf,. '.
'SEAses = sse1ASe eAAoesr of ~ Rine pee.
osanoejn1 sovealed vk3eA deeesvss nsesoe. Il
. In seglsd 70 IL eAndidn1ss 1us ~ Lagi1a1aeo-
msa who have gsaasated hon tAlsf-ca3aAess Into
laW.mAksss. n dsGsae q so0s Of tAses lslloWs
" certain; but WAA1svse ~ naiogity agAi1se them
w. sss to Eseslve ~ ossta1eses Of slsoeiD.-
Their votss viii b nssdsd at HaErisbafa1 immedi.
atsy sitee ~ epsaing o6 u sseioa IN H. slec.
tor then to b he'd. Thsir ssats, viii OF oous0e.
be ooatssesa. bat the decision q The committee
will not b sssdsrsd until log afsse ~ spscial
o'as'on Tor which tasy vsrs elected shsil Asss
what the liberale Gxpsot In aeains'
c. r. Kimbsll, Esq, in q letter 70 Hon. Az
gustus 6chell, ays:
II have looked The ri urus over carefully,
and have come TO The following concluaion -
That we shall reduce the Radical majority oi
1858 about 10000. You will ~ b. fylbfdnG
10 the returns that the Radicals carried thG
State N 1868 By 1850 majority, on vuss ol
Isl 100. I estimate the vote this ysar q IN, J.
900, and think ~ shall throw oos Len tAaa
10000. leaving their majority abont 5000 q
1000 ~ :haa 10 lses. 10 Ibis esunsie d
not claim any portion Of The doubtful vosss"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

The World ays GIANT sst out 70 ct three thou-
saad million dollars oat Of DnglaaA sos Tie Az
bsns md etAsr rsssl essfs' dspssaasio.A n
Cable says ths san swasdsd ~ VIII b shoat A.
tssn nilkoasl What fau was tAsss, ny oesa-
tzyDsni What small mouse ~ 0nass great
mountain ben reduced 70
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

Dem eereatie Executive Coon1ttee.
The Democratic Executive Committee VIII
meet st Dover. on Wednesday, the llth Of Sep
tsmbsr, At II O'Clock n. full attendance y
requested. JOIN r. Coc11AH, CnAas0An.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

Nappsan thsataask o. NJ. Asssy Bed, = ~
Waahiagtea capsssA by JsAGs DsaA ~ Prssi.
Asas'S bso4Ass.is-aav. ~ aseA ssvssss tAaa 4
Asa ssPosssd. NJ. nssd sAas0ss tAas Dsat H.
ssalsA b aasdss hin. ~ tAss v ~ saly By q
aeesasnt thas - ssespsd Win his NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

The CLERKS In Havana threaten = strike 6oe
De0 hoar of work.
Chamber end Edwards ass arranging for
a.ether prize tight.
Il y said that tho Cuban privatser Pioneer
viii be sold by auction at New York to.doy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-27
All Read that Run-Prices
Reduced.

All Read that Run-Prices
Reduced.
Discount to cash customers
thankful for past favols, and un-
der the stringency oftbe money
market, knowing that we can
buy cheap for cash, we prefer to
give to our patrons the benefit
Of cash prices On and after
the first day of January, 1873
we propose to sell for cash,
which will be to your advantage
as we'll as our own. Call and
see us and we will give you
prices that will defy competi-
tion. Our motto is live and
let live.
MEASE & ARMSTRONG
All those that are indebted
to us for 80 days are request.
ed to call and settle by the
10th of Jan. 1872.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-27
HoRTHvAsS

sstation for Jamestown, N. r, and connection
With A. l. q. W. trains esst sud.se6. Connects ~
wsrrsn wkatrains ssst sAd welt on the r H.
IN. y. TuAYER, Gen'l sup',
Dunkirk, New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-27

Tff AIMS 0N y. q. 4 4 .. =.
m and after Monday, Nov 3ssh, lsTA
tslns will run - follow:
sosra n-A .oa 70 I.
E s,s Oil City 600 4 4. $50 2 T. 1892.
! PelCso $50 " S,y7 SIS g.
g fitusv. 7,lo 40 els d"
.S,ve Gerry, $50 o,u0 le,lA 1"
No e-Aecomdsodstian Freight
leaves Oh City $50 \ 4; Pet CeosfA
,ois; Titasviile, ll,0s; At Cory, laAopa
souru. 10. :. NO. 1. 10 8.
,.sve Cory, 1856 A 4. 6,l0AL e.1OPx;
Tisusv. 1880 ? 4. T,30 7,U
~ p. Can. l,a0 " SIT SIS,
arrive o. CITY 800 100 " s,os ="
Irvine. 500 " Ills
No. Io-Accommodstiou Freight
Leaves CORY lao p q; Titnsv, ., %; Pse
n.n,,.. 3.55; Ar st Oil City, $50 p D.
No. s and 6 rsa on Sunday.
&Comaeus nE Nsv. Sd trains v'll res
Pnjlsdslphis tine, vbish y SBI HI.
2.s pAsrIn thsa our time.
j. J LAvRRhCp, GsA saIA
81, BuvSvxx. ~ sapt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-27
PniiadelphlA 4 Erie Railroad
,lNTfR TINS TABLE.

WINTER TINB TABLE.
=. ..a,f,sr suitay, Get s7th, 1872, the Trains
=. n. Philsdelph,a = Erie Railroad will rsn. as
bllsvs:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-27
"CUTE :"

tainted In OIL COLORS. 10 times from sIXTEEN
SroNE>-size l6x2O inchs The subiect i. re
size. exquisite and pleasing. 1t CANNOT BE
TOLD firm the original painting, and il r, aIly
worth $1O EXCEEDS In beauty, size ard val.
oONE HUNBRED DOLLAR PICTURE can
give more pl,asur. or be greater ornament in any
h4ns.hold 1t can be had FREE and we DON'T
il at once. or it can be had OF our agents Subscri
ners s pay On delivery Of p ctur,s, No WAITING.
plclures = now ready, ard delivered by rs At once
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-27
Love and NatrimOny.

The affections may be gained by The following
simple rules, and all may marry happily without
stamp, MADAME LUCILLE DEAAkRR, BIB.
Houes station, NY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

DR.. GREELEY AND THK 81 RkAU on MIGRATION
INV YORK, Feb. 2l--HOrace Greeley has
Withdrawn from the Bureau Of Migration. but
continues to lend II his aid and cooperation.
The Times says
CHAIRMAKER INGERssLL
was in this city yesterday looking sfter the suits
against him.
A passenger car on the Delaware and Lacks-
wana railroad near Binghsmpton. was
THROWN DOWN An KNBANEMEST
twenty i've feet, yesterday morning. by reason
OF broken rail. aud several were seriously in
jured.
IN PLACE or YOUNG TWEED.
u. l.. Stewart, republican, hss been appointed
assistant district attorney In place OF young
VICTORIA wooDsrIr
held forth at the Academy OF Music last night.
saying Christ wass communist. The rest OF her
haIangue wss OF the usual character.
The New York delegates 20
THE NATIONAL LABoR CONVENTION
are instructed to vote tor Wendell Phillips for
the Presidency.
THE CHARGn AGAINST IUpGE cARpozo.
which the legislative committee were investiga-
ting yesterday, related 90 alleged vio atoms OF the
law Affecting the habeds oorp9s In a case wherein
Ca dozo sent a child taken from q house OF
prostitution to a Catholic reformatory and re-
fused hearing 70 a representative of the claim
ant therefor. Court officials were summoned 10
testify ~ TO papers on he. A number OF Wall
sueet brokers were called upon 20 give evidence
a. TO the gold suiu- Cordozo and Barnard have
counsel TO represent them
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Michael Holland and John Deyereaux were
crushed TO death in quarry, near Trenton,
yesterday.
BOY KICKS HIS scHooLNATr TO DRATu.
Frank A. Baker died yesterday from kicks by
Jacob Ferries. Both were schoolmates, of nine
years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21
wines, Liquors, &C., for the Holiday

More than one hundred Of our citizens feel them
selves under personal obligation to G. GAUTIER.
No. 1917 aud l2lS PennsJlvanis avenue, for be
ing able. through the virtues Of his celebrated Bit
tiers. participate in the f-stvtiss incident to the
Holiday Season. Although Mr. O. TAX es much pride
In thus being psbiic benefsctOr he does not allow
the other duties OF his business to escape his obser
Walton. Already his store creams with the immense
stock OF Liquors and Cordias i'm ported for the Hol
day trade, and which have been selected with
or the wants Of his Rntrons rhose In want Of
fsyor him with call, and be assured that what they
buy 10 his line Will be not vny pure but unadulter
Atcd. AAclo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21
AFFAIRS II MoRnoxpor-8os.

AFFAIRS II MoRnoNpon-Hcs. Tom Fueh
Demosnces PoiypaHy as Antagossstie % he Spirit
Of Ae AQe.-In the Utah convention, In session
n Salt Lake city TO take steps for the admission
OF that territory, Mr.. Thos. Fitch read q long
address In favor OF admission. He was violent
in opposition TO the course OF Justice Mexican,
but finally denounced polygamy o antagonistic
to the spirit OF the age and opposed 20 the moral
sentiment Of forty millions Of people He said
the system was doomed, and must be denounced
before that territory could become q state. He
advised the Mormons 90 take the initiative and
abolish the system. Elder 0rson Pratt spoke
Of the deep0tiem OF the United States and said
territorial government was forced upon Utah
unconstftutionally I'm 1850, and they did not now
propose to ASK Congress for their rights a. o
state, but to demand them. Judge Snow, late
territorial attorney, opposed any concession 20
the federal government, and said polygamy Vas
right. He entreated the members of the con-
venton not 70 yield polygamy or make any com
promise whatever. Hostility and hatred 70 the
national government were clearly shown In =
remarks OF members Of the convention %
mense meeting OF liberals was held An I'm.
night in Institute Hall, which W IN Monday
suffocation A resolution .so crowded %
hsen Ssne v n an exhibit Of vsst -
tion of tie c 90 money since the ORE MIA.
s'ee " N"e -ary has been Kade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 2l-The com
mittee OF the whole Of the constitutional con-
yention last evening terminated il discussion
upon the report OF the copmitsse on taxation
and finance, and omitted, by q VOTE Of 40 TO d.
the clause In the present constitution relating
TO taxation and finance, and especially providing
for the payment OF the indebssdness OF the STATE
OF virginia incurred by SEPARATION, and the
establishment OF West Virginia, leaving the
pay ment of any liability OF the state prior 70 me
adoption OF the constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

SUICIDE OF BoY-A d-Heart.d Parens.-
some new facts were yesterday developed in
the case Of John H. Lyon, boy eighteen years
Of age, who committed suicide on Friday eve
ming last, as already reported, by taking Paris
green. Up to four weeks ago he lived With his
parents. ct 800 east 44th street. at which tine he
happened to come into possession Of else be.
Longing to his father, which he appropriated,
and fearing the consequences fed from his
home and took refuge with friends on Staten
Island. Later he visited New York, and
found b0arding-house on 9Th avenue, near
gath street, which he occupied until Friday Last.
On that day he wrote to his father requesting an
interview, but the parent refused to zee hin,
and ne became desperate. He took q QUANTITY
OF Paris green, procured from paint store, md
FEELING the banefull effects, FASTENED 70 the
house OF his uncle, John II. Lyon, pa East
Si4ty-eighth street, but on the way fen down
exhausted: He was picked up By . policeman
sented that he had come nom Texas, but subse-
quently told the residence Of his uncle and sent
for him. He was removed from the prison cell
and died at Bellevue Hospital, Is already
stately. Y. Star, 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

This splendid Hair Dye b the best In the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
Esd nor any e,taie poison to produce 1aralysie or
blasting virtues they de not possess. The genuine
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye hae bed tAs,tv vsass
the only perfect aair Dys-Black o. Brown. bol6
y All drusgfss. Applied e 10 Bond street, Hev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

FURTHER FROM Mr.. Gil ADsroNE on THE Al
ABAMA CLAIMs.-In the House of Commons
last night Mr.. Gladstone replied to an INQUIRY
as to the time when the American case on the
Alabama claims question was received. He adj
mitted that a few copies reached England in
Dece mber, but nearly all were sent to the For
traitors themselves and IL was only about the LAT
Of February that the Cabinet was supplied with
the document. When he first saw the case he
thought IL vas an able argument in regard to
ind that other important questions we're intro
duced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

Tal SALE On HIssyssrPfT LAID acrp-
senator Alcorn has addronnad q letter n (Sox.
ornor PsSe r., explaining his disposition q land
"Trip % 0eorgs r. Lsvis, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Ae0VB ths eale rs 0sde st nfDefy censs -
"a - yet paid Tor and received oafy ahout siztv
0oosond donaxs' worth. Iho bN1aDco of ~
scnp = depoatted In New York md Cleyolnnd.
M g. b drawn only lpon payment q @
xnee b Lewis, the amogit paid 6einS plaoel
S 10 tse sre3t q NisdsaPpL fhsS6o,u6o fscsivsl
- Asoora 2 sa..etactorify aesountsd for.
Ss.e, yeseeraay, petitions were precented
IT, o1sed ceeaxens in Fredegick and Won't.
Sounuee, praying additional facilifies
.ot 1e eoecaaen OF coaoeed cAildpo0. ~ -
lofuy report o. the eommittee q anonoe s~.iSx
ne rebate Of the ons-nfth pas1enoer xsr y. -.
Mssstngtoa nrsneh rsad 1stil tie Bsisiaoes
and Ohle kealreed Company hsS setfied Mn
the state according to the deeision AZ ~ s..,ss
vas discuaed and postponed until Tucsday nsxf
~The Austrian ReichsrstA ~ 49,.
puleory election bin, which vim have ~ rTsst
q noFe closely binding the Province 70 a.
Grown. 80
VMis Adele Caroline LoaeAalov, nxs ~
Ws sfssinisfer Gazette, niece to the celebraAeI
Ieef Of that name, va received in the Ronan
Catholic Church ct Boston in November last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2l.-About III O'Clock last
evening a IRE occurred In the drug mill of w. :.
Morreli a Co, extending 70 the wholesale rooms
and warehouse OF the same nrm, ON Sd street
sidersbly damaged. Aorreil 6 CO. lost $40 600
on the stock and $40 90 on the building insur-
ance little leo than the loss. j. g. c. Roam
kinte, and koankinte, johnson a Gore lost
81, GOO by water; fully insured " Drucher lost
81, 900 by water; fully insured.