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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

TuE LyNoHBu,.G s. DANvIILE RAILROAD.
The Chatham Tribune Is informed that the
grading of the road from Lynchburg to Chat.
ham has been completed, and is now ready for
the rail; aud this part Of the division will be
finished from llanville TO Banister River, about
four mics south of this place, some time next
week. and the remainder through in 30 days.
The work on tue bridge over Banister River,
the cost of which is estimated at $4,000, is
rapidly progressing, aud will be prepared to
perform heavy duty by the lst of July
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

4 lcttc: from New Orleans, dated last We'd
nesday. says thai Mr.. jain Z. Weller was ihcn
lying in that tiiy al the p'int OF death. Mr..
Weller WIS 10 The ant..-h..iiam days n noted
public man. Tic had served as Il member OF
tho si,aose flnm Oio, and al Senator from
C,;iiH:,rni., Of wiliea S;.le he ssa< alao ut nne
tinie i;.,v.runr. ill.,. was all, al one lime hIln-
istrT IT, nny,cA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

Ii is now said that the Sultan, at Zanzibar,
has signed the treaty of Great Britain for che
suppression Of the slave trade, which was ne
potiated by Sir Bar,le Frere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

Western hankcrs ana merchants have again
manifested IL Ct.,irc to have the twenty-five
millions of national bank notes withdrawn from
the circulation III the Eastern States and dis
trihufed among the Western and Southern
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

The immense neY .0wcr nuw being erected
Of ,,,vaucGn,nt, AMI il i: sail will he finished
by The LIST Of August next. The largest ~
f@,ctne telescope io the world, now being map-
i;.csnie, ia Boston Tor il, viii be ready Ey that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

Caroline Henson, (coored,} tried al Mari
boro', hll., last week, fyr TIC murder Of E;'za
beth Gardener, lcohred,) vas i,nnd guilty ct
mansang ht,.r, and sentenced to five years l1n-
prisonment in the pen'tsnt'ary. The partcu
lars of The case we have alreltly published
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

1t is said that changes are soon 80 be u,:.(le in
about twenty coosulates lii order that Southera
mcu may be appointed to them, the President
having recently expressed his desire to give
Office TO larger nunlber ci' his Southern poiiti-
cal friuds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

The Aa,iok i,reinIan pays well merIicd
Commitment "a Ahei J. ,iahiron, State Senator
fam .tec,nac and Northampton, n which The
E.chGond Wing ati'!s, we t,:'rc tie Gcuera'
Assembly may long nc adorned rs i.is presence
and il.at nf S,;;, men ~: he Err 10 personal Dig
nifty. st,uad sense ard high integrity. be is
wrlthy ci ;.i.e co,,uty which has given so many
ornaments to The State aud country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

An QUERY is raised ali over the country at
several Of The recent vctdcts rendered by jarics
in murder eases. II is certain that crime does
not now meet with the punishment it deserves,
and which ought to be a,ctea on it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

The Savannah Republican says that the story
is current in Virginia that Judge Alexander
Rives, now Of the Federal Court OF Virginia,
will be made Chief Justice OF the United States.
We had not before heard it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

';hr f2,,f, I',nt:',ul::si: d iha Census sent OUT
about 'hrrt: mouths s,nce circulars IL the rc'nsns
takers III iSG,J 10 he Southern HEalrs, notifying
them iiai Congress t;:.i authorized Inc pay
mcnt Of. lln balances Quo them On proper rem
dorina .; then accounts. The responses were
very rrampt, and The Assistant Superintendent
of tic carvns, ia WHOM, The work ni' adjusting
and setting mp the arc"nnt''ca:; en'rnAt"d. has
is:t csann!e.el the game, and handed them 10
10 the fifth Auditor !nr payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

Frederick Pipkncy, Deputy States Attorney
Of Md, for Baltimore, died near Lhas CITY Gu
the 18th. He was son OF; the distinguished
VIM. liukncy. lie was a very learned anal &C
compIisled man, OF varied atalnineniS. Hli>
death IL dcepIy regretted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

The Fifth District Court, III New Orleans,
on Saturday, rendered a decision Of 81 900
damages In the case Of Josephine Decuir IS.
The Owners Of the steamer Governor Allen,
for refusing to allow the plaintiff (:I colnred
woman) cabin passage and such aeernm~la
tons as were extended TO white ladies'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

o e Of lii: tricks Of trad" in the 'fnon
ra le, - now, is. t. cirasjate reports that Mr.
A., M. Il ami tlr e. are offered intGrcst- IL
large banking b"n-es ~ Ens!and, aid else
wi,cr, Y'i,i Is (" gior Tic i;ie. OF great tian-
ciI >hiI! aud ialuener These reports are
gcue,ay RaGi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

The Valley Virgmian says that Mr.. Garrett
has concluded 10 build Tie Workshops OF the
Valley Railroad Company al Ilarrsonturs,
rather than ut Stanton, where such heavy
damages are assessed for privileges. Ii also
Says that III consequence of the awar;'nlcnt 81
damages ($9,0 for Que acrc) at the AT prop
erty, by The commission appointed by Judge
Smith, of the City Court, against the Valley
Railroad, Major Randolph has been instruct
ed to run another line, which will lldcrScct The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad further east, aud
then comply with the terms Of agreement Iy
which the city Subscription was obtained, BY
running into the limits Of the corporation nn the
Chesautak.. and Ohio railroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

Mr.. K. NJ. L. Hurter, in letter 20 friend,
says he Will cordially support whoever may be
the nominee Of the Virginia State Conservative
Convention for Governor, AMI will do what h,
can to further the election Of the nou,iinee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

1t is stated in Norfolk paper, that the
sloop-of.war st. Mary's, which has been re-
Gently dismantlcd at the navy yard there, will
be sent to the Washington maynard ~ be con-
verified into steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16
Crimes.

NASHUA, N. H., jaws. IA Hudson, N.
IT,, Henry ,Jcwett, q years ot aye, has been
| cr.ieaynring tn force suit with Miss Ella
VOID, daughter of Charles Wood. Mass Wool
| rs.,cted his char ct n.a:,r,ge. and her parents
also OPPOSED ii. This Iunrning Jewe,t visited
Miss Wood, pulled .on is pocket /; njx-shoot-
or, aimed at her l..2ai aud fred. The ball en-
tered Lrr tt,chcati, Just shove the eye, and
iolaci an.icr the skn s!iss Wroi iall upon
tho f,Dr but not ii,scSibic, and /; Is hoped the
wound il not mortal J.Wttt then passed from
the hon$e To the yard wh::ra nc luet Mr.. Wood,
and enaieaqnred 10 assa>S,na.e hun. Mr.. Wood
grappI,>l with the ;ss-,Esiu, when Il fearful life
aud ,loath struggle: en-u"d, IN which .jewett al
tampted tn tak, Mr.. Woods lstn. Wood final
" oyerc,ulc .Iewett and crushed him to The
floor, whercurf,n the latter placed pistol al
his own heal and discharged ii. In the ex-
cicmerL Ut the luoneni hlr. Wood dragged
llrn out Of the house by the heels and leit him
under AZ apple tree 10 die. " bile DC had his
senses Jewett "a ked FORGIVENESS Tor what be
bad done Some years ago Jcw:tt married
Hiss Smith, Of thus CITY, bui The marriage was
~ unhspp7 one, and they soou separated.
GAINESVILLE, O., Jane l4.-iIast evening
d.. l4eHis learned that Thomas Smtb, mar
RCD man, had taken his daughter in buggy
ara lC1l iOWU. re iihh'TEu, uVClhooh t'i''ui,
shot Smith throngk the lungs, AMI thou beat
him 70 severely that he is not expected TO live.
lewis has been arrested.
NEW YORK, June Is. -Froncis GIIien,
steam tilit:r, this evening met his wife Ellen,
ag2:i 10, I'd whom he had been married tVe
.nonAhs, but with winul he hal mover lived,
in irnnt Of No. 80 Crosby street, where she was
walking with friend, and after lew minutes
conversation, brought her up Blnonc street,
near illn, where he stabbed her five times IN
the beast, two staLs piercing the lungs, calls
is,g her TO die iu abhut eight minutes. Gtlien
WAS arrested aud admits The stabbing.
NEW fGERlA, June IA. Ianet, French
man, and Alex Snacr, Colony Justice OF the
Peace, were br,ltaily murdered IN their store,
five miles from this place, tonight by three
negroes, who subsequently, robbed and burned
the store A number of citizens have gone IN
pursuit OF the nurdcrers.
ST. Louis, June ii. Two colored men
named Brown and Taylor, Of Springfield. ILL,
q,larrelied to-day. ard Taylor was doggrd;
Taylor then went home got a double-barrclied
shot gun, returned TO Browns, house. and Killed
him The murderer theu went home and shot
himself, inh,ctiug wound, from which he
soon died
HARTFORD, June I5.-David Scott, who
with his brother was sentenced To Imprisonment
FIR life for the murder Of three inmates #
house Of i'll fame near Windsor Locks Conn.,,
in january, 1872, committed suicide at the
State PRISON in Wcthersield this Il. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

Another planet has been discovered by Prof.
Watson, of Michigan. New" planets seem to
be now constantly discovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16
NAL COMM iGtCE
GA NJ A L. COM NJ EXC T..
sssa lzss:sEasa asss 1885,
EElY AIS.

hEEI WIS.
Boats 4 $ Winier.ngh,m, r &c Young, "
} Bn:;hn, j., Jas lipy, Ajax Kay, l,.,:hahi"@.
i 4 Cezs:l Eait: ii {; Fisgg Iu" II l''r"d,.
j., ard N:,t,., :" American ':,'Hi so; .l',i!m /
.1crirIaer, 4 ~ H";i-'n', 2.'n :; Confer ani ""
n. 81 IS iil.n l., iieY. i;ntr%i G,.si g.; Y "i,"
M"rnii,A: 81 v h4r;,.:a:, .;,o,ti.L>i,r,cr AMI &
" tiran.lr. - Hns'insk'" ,iiL;' t;.o i.'ri'l G,
$50, ;'!a.:. aal \ Tnrnnr, 10 Consolidating
t,s,i 10; i.cn !ln.iun w 4 s1rrreli tnJ W l.
Il .:j!!S 81 iirm':sitr" and baltimore Conf g.;
j :irrs.a innG To rark hgn:W; John f:pcm"rf
sna A ;,onE.,y, IL fir,'sn'', Creek Cod Go.
DEPARTURES.
P,.t- !! :iavd nj, ~ g Wn.ks Aicg Adams,
.yn;,n ,;rurri!, A : Nnrri-, ] W Bacon, Geo 7
H., r. ~. II " ;;.ia, K, A :. Wnilnring ham, Tho
i'tacsr..j.., Jpha H. t.sroiL, John Il Srrivin"r,
.,.,;,n vsAi, T. r (: Ho,,ng, si'ur,;e t!liiL"n W
!'roa,,, .l,mss l'"; md L. NJ l}"iiand, for Chm
irflanI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16
ICOMMIINlC.ATED.

One year ago the Legislature Of Connecticut
repealed the usury laws by vote of one hno-
dred and thirty -one to forty five 10 the House
and with only one dissenting vote in the Senate.
The result has been good one. Investments
of Connecticut capital in the West has dimin-
ished in amount. Money has been loaned more
freely within the State Investors have pre-
terrcd to have their security-all other things
being cqual-unIer their own eyes. Says the
New Haven Palladium. 10 reference to fears
that have been recently expressed that tho
banks would put up their rates to an cxtrava-
giant polnt:'
: at is clear that if banks put their fates too
high, in free and open market, they will have
to recrde from an untenable position. II they
put their rates higher than they are in adjoin
ing States, money will be drawn here until the
rate il restored to its normal line 10 this section
of the country No one can regard that as Il
calamity in any point of view. Ii, on the other
hand, money is worth per cent in Connectl-
cut, no law can keep it down. The law may,
by its interference, force loans up to 9 per cent.
or else drive money elsewhere for investment.
1t can do nothing else. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

The American clipper ship, Youog Amer-
ic;., won the race with the British clipper
ship, La Escorsa, reaching Liverpool GU the
18th instant, in one hundred and six days from
San Francisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

Private accounts, liuGl Alabama mention the
prevalence, Of atl;.lc,a 10 TIA: State and conse,
1;lc,:t alarm amnae the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16
ALEXANDRIA,, Y "A.
MONDAY, lin + Il, lSI@.

The money article ofthc Baltimore Sun, thus
morning, saws :-"rhe news Of the Bank OF
England reduction of the rate OF discount J
per Ct, has a favorable influence in financial
circles on this side of the water. The bank rate
is now per CT, and on the street lower. The
gold is down here somewhat in consequence,
while the expectation is that there will he no
further disturbance Of the money market on
either side of the Atlantic for the rest ct the
summer This expectation is strengthened hy
the unofficial announcement that the transfer OF
the SIS 900, 900 Alabama indemnity from ion
don to Washington viii be effected by The syn.
licate without special Inconvenience to iho
bank. The general dul!ness in business IS,
however, likely TO continue for sooie time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

l:.'dnr Fros. 81 ',!'a. 81 and lMI y":'ss fr"-
In. i!k III 10 ami 4, c,.i,L. s;"ul.
'i.nr,i'a'! ". Il. ilnn! &. t','',, ~ yards al
Gent; 9 >itri.
yGa ;..g. other mskns o; :i!E and Cotton D''L
f.r ...:cc II ha saId-r,i !m,Ihr'S tht ao'f'
nl":>'. q, t"li'1 nd ;2'2 " i lc i''tnl lln b'S''
h.i>EET l.. WOOD,
IT, III No g. kIng street.
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II A BE Il Il d T. II r. >


U.o,,;no,,on -
WILT. vo.,,
II T.. 5o"i-' White ycsts
al,.nn 1n.ts White Vests,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16
fsiae !yHosiGsa.s.

R0YLR's CAnp, 'frLE LAKE. Jnne t.. This
afternoon s!a A!n!rc5 scrt faT Dr. Gahan::ss
,,F'.i requested second ipt;lp!ew, III order shat
further feels y..tativ# - :;io ulisSi:sg article;
mieh. he u,ic k,omn .I:ck lin ackn"w-
ls,;geA tia: Ife s:ric fl2 i:nln aIHachatn, and
n%ss.,i II In! an,ollat. E,eton Ctlrri.'y sai1
h, mai Mea,h <nl ri>ia! hilrn nniSr q rock
,li,! s.. u;;; r,;t,=a ]: Il ~ ha. = chance. fieac
:,ip's !ueuJorandun book vas GcstroycA by the
sa,5a,gs iS:,isl.,;,oa. i!r;.nk said nc knew WhGrA
tie c;s.. an: yn:t O! III. 'r''omas were, a;id
t!,oy ri ha cs;a;u'd ~ a. hail day. lho
cay..r.,:j: eco;:alnnp', geld wa'ci. vas carried
Il ~ itarDI r;rr'ne i:;dIana. Lieutenant
tr9r>nnS rig Vas LOST.
I';Is ip,.i:... i,rasIs, Including Capt. Jack.
saii ti'r:y IT i;:ltY Shots 1.:rc fired during lbe
t,.:.ssa:tc 81: :;:s Peace commissioners, and ac-
,iyyl, shifted ihe responsibility Tor the murder
trr;n cae: 10 aiy.fI',r. Ali agreed, however,
tia, H,.gus G's,sI.'y dad rot participate In tho
r,lasrac:c. ana rem frs: 10 last coiuicmnrd II
as An u:ia'r an: nnS;i: rsncoedlue.
ien:s'g the ;s7risti Of orders from General
s.iciiid regarding tie disposition ct the Cali
lhria troops NJ decision as ioiumeGatc move
mcnts has bscn Obtained
The fist account seut ny mail, though Off.
ca!, of The plumber CT caplve> is inaccurate.
Tia total uan,ler should be reduced to one
hundred and tiity-tax.
WASHINGTON ITEMs.--Falhnr Anthony
Grinn', Il CasadIan priest, whose death has
been nr:iced WAS ,Jlsauc wien he committed
Suicide.
HE lighthouse and black smith shop Of The
Washington ard ,ianrgctown itaitrn.d Com
pany w>Ec burned on SATURDAY, cu!aiE,ig a loss
u a,ant SShl. The lire Is supposed 50 have
originated from spa,k from the blacksmith
shop.
large number o. the leading merchants In
tie dry go1ds, shoe AMI grocery business have
idoir'i the yuIn ct closlus their establishments
1T u O'Clock
George ". Waters, nnc Of the leading mer-
cisat,s Of GrorSetown, died on Saturday. MIR.
Waters was hy birth q MaryIanler, but has
been IN the mercantile trade Of GEORGETOWN for
hall century
Capt f. A. Ryther is dangerously i'll at his
residence in East Washington
BUTlERs Bee HIVE -Bcu Butler has re-
Gently interviewed The Postmaster General re-
spectiog the right Of u constituent Of his send
ing sinati containing huEuha- bees through
t',r mail. the Postmaster General reminded
NJ. Butler tha: these who handle the mails
complain Of such packages, as the boes inraria
bty become released ir.au their stronghold, and
cause the posttuen annoyance and ttouhle by
being stuog by the bees. ''Wcl," says the
Hop. b. e., II cant Imagine Why SO much
CONSERVATION aud complaint should arise from
sending Jew bees through the mail; these
nail carriers make more fuss over y couple CT
bees than Conglessnen DO in drawing their
back pay Washington Chrontch.
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tiiN KkNT~-A rttli't t:-,'rt,;;f hklCN
H:a ID Il hLi.:1;it ti.Iii>t grid DFFlEf, no
iDJ i.i3. s,r H. snr'r,i door m.'@L"i Washington
street, .; ;...t,tl; ".'ni.,,i ny l'r. Garr'dt i":
=. .n G, i&5, ,inJ Ift, 1873 F',r LHr,.s apply |"
Ju:,. i. Il. .4pi J. az i. w. DAVE.
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Al 4 Ii.KllLI1.

In UilIsboro, OHIO On the 4lji Ineinnt, Dir.
GEDRHE H. AYRE, nt i.angpiien, VI To
Miss s;AkAH !. BROWN, daughter "i Mr.
lanes RrrWn.
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SH,XES OF I'lAE; DAY.
cT1 shoe tic rery aq' and badly Of the Tmes."

Z" III Sn0E Mt Tf7y uytn"0 o""Jy GO" h""".
The Secretary Of the Navy has not yet made
public his oiiaial report Of Tho Pularls iuvesti.
CATION, but from all that can be learned il seems
that nithine w:s dcvel,ped which tends to cnn-
tralia he story first told by Captain Tyson
,p,:r,r.,i.,sy t'antnn Halls death and the fate
Of The expedition, including the voyage made
hv himself ami companies on the ice Hoe. The
steamer .)uniata has been ordered TO sail for
the Arc,,e regions and search for the missing
vessel.
o. Wednesday last masked parry broke
into The ht.us: %: John Jennings, the alleged
rhlei ii aans Of robbers in Wc,tzel county,
IVES; ~. when the rni,bcr'A wife sczcd an
axe 10 defend her huSband, and the party fired,
killing jennings and mnrtally WonndlDg ms
WIZ. Tho Iy,schers left i written notice 10 The
resi- uf In. gang tn leave the county.
A Washington dispatch STATES Chat at the
Gencral Uouucll Of the Indian Territory, held
at OckmuIgec if was resolved that commits
SION slonld be sent IN The GhryenDcs, kiowas
and Other warike tribes, With intent to per-
suaI,. them "a keep the peace and In MAINTAIN
frirrrtly rclaIons with each other and With The
I,,,ir,! States Government.
A It.npa dispatch, says that the number OF
visitors to The Exhibition is far less than was
anicii,mcd The trades people and lnllabI
taI,is grErr;,iiy are greatly discouraged nj the
lhaac,, o.; strangers, and prices OF living, WI'lch
have hcrcinf,ra deferred PERSONS from WISHING
the city, lave been rsiifctd.
The Smithsonian lnati!niu received, on Sa
tuulay, a Telegram tiom Professor James Z.
Watson, Of Ana Arbor, Michigan, announc
na The discovery Of a new planet III II hours
III minutes OF right ASCENSION south ami - de-
er.ss Il: minutes Of destination. Rapid mo
ton north, eleventh magnitude.
4 i:alcgh dispatch says: In Yalkiu coun-
Is, Moth Carnta on Saturday, John lio-
c,u,lle, D youpa farmer deliberately shot dead
hi; wit i her ;ls.:,.,ng her intention 10 leave
nome 10 VISIT Salisbury, and hen put Il bullet
t!irangi, his own heal lie WIS wealthy and
yesy je:lmli 81 his wife.
President Grant has accepted The invitation
OF Jo:rrh i. liAwIcy, President of the United
States Ccneani:l Commission to participate
ON the approaching 4tE of .]ny in The cercno-
nics attending The transfer of grorls in Fair
mnnnt paik 10 The CunimlSslnn Tor the lIXhl.
biiuln of iSIG.
The San Francisco Bulletin publishes re-
pnrts Ir,pl sixty aiuc inter ior towns Of the State
respecting tie grain crops. The prospects are
very encouraging IN :lI pIacss, and nearly all
average yield Is promised.
PiiyAie oaut,nt. irn,n Alabama mention Inc
prevalence oi ;itJicra III that State, and c"ns'-
uu.fr ;I;r,u nuluug The i,':"pl". The cholera
~ increasing at Memphis. aud ibattng nj Nash
viI;
4 special to Tue New York Wnrll says that
the ii,upcr,n William continues seriously Ill.
Private adylc,.s represent his condition AZ
alarming.
Prince Jerome Napoleon has gone to Ion
Jou.
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lssi- -s:Lnday morning. be;wcon . and 10
j i o'c,ocl, u snsJl hrnD NEth LACE, III
r. nj ot N H. Il, :.uth Ill street. !h, binder
wall DO re;9a7dnl Il il" TiiI ic:ga IL aL 10 :'tlh
81 al ry-t ~ 81
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AT New Haven, Conn., on FRIDAY a. +.
Bigclow's IRON works. With heir ccptant1, We're
totally destroyed by fire. LOGS 500, wp.
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EE!ts.SISHsJS-sJ G;sSUsyk.
INN ENSITY MAaNIFiRDi

UNPRECEDENTED
UNSURPASSED.
UNPA RIA l.LEiED
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D5I--Frrn thn premise, of Rev DR.. j. ID
AA Mitchell, on Fair1s, stret, small bha Z"
AMI IL n TEkkIkit ihe Bndcf wall ''o''"
n liberal reward by returning tho Ean1. J''' -
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SHELVES AND COUNTIES OVERFLOW
ING.
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