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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29
PORT or .ILEII.N'LRI-g, :, PKEL 90

ARRITED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to } Broders Il
Co. She reports passing two three. lnastcd
schooncrs in Nanjemoy Reach, bound up; also
that the schooner heretofore reported aground
1T Mctompkin Point MS having gotten otl.
Schr I } Lancaster, Philadelphia. to VIM A
Smoot, to load with coal for Aspinwal
Schr A rite Garwood, Boston, TO Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Stephen Morgan, for Georgetown.
Scl.r Sarah Cullen, Norwich, Conn, To j
Z Agnew.
S'hr Maryc Ams1en, Georgetown, to j p
Agncw
Schr VIM Wilmer, Georgetown, to ! p Ag-
new.
Schr ] j Moore, Boston, to American Coal
Company.
Schr Jennie a Shepherd, for Georgetown.
Schr Annie MAy, Georgetown, to Agnew.
schr w II Parker, to master.
Schr Mary \ Stockton.
Schr Thomas w Haven, from Georgetown.
Schr Era, New London, by American Coal
Company.
Schr Sun light, Providence, by Hampshire &
Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr VIM Wiet from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr Belle Halliday hence, at Providence,
K. l., 18th.
Schr VIM Bee, from Georgetown, at New
York 9th.
Schrs Oliver Amos and Calvin P Harris sail
ed from Fall River 9th for Georgetown.
Schr Rosallne, tor Georgetown, at New York
9th
>chr D VI Anthony, heretofore reported rs
damaged ut Georgetown has been hauled up on
the ways here for repairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29
YANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

of the Office Of Attorney General Of the United
States, to take effect on the 18Th OF May, 1878,
as rendered by your better of the 22i Of April.
alIow me TO express my appreciation of the
ability zraI aud Efficiency with which the trust
confled 10 your charge has been performed
My sincere friendship accom- panies you in the
new field Of lite you have chosen and best
wishes tor your success.
Very respectfully, y. S. GRANT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29

1t is said that the precedeucy question be-
tween the Princess Louise and the Duchess of
Edinburgh is very troublesome at court The
Princess Louise is understood vaguely to rank
as her husband does, yet she has precedence
over the Duchess, who is an emperors daugh-
ter, married to queen son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29

Florida has cheering future if the expert
ence of the past few years may be relied upon.
Throughout this widely extended country the
restoring iufuences of her climate are sought
by iuvalids especially By those who have con-
tracted or are threatened with pulmonary dis
orders. tits said that during the season just
closed the rush Of visitors to Florida has been
unprecedented The number is estimated at
80, 000 and the amount expended By them Is
reckoued at S3,0O0,00O. Not only invalids but
pleasure scckers go thither to rcvcl in the de-
lights Of orange groves and to cuioy the fishing
and other sports aud pastmcs it offers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29
THOMAS PERRY,
NO. II KING STREET.

AZ S-2m
TEETILIZERS! FERTl LIZHHS!
L FERTILIZERS!
OBERS A. A. GUANO $50.
OBEk'S AMMONlATED SUPER-PiioN-
PLATE, SO ,,,,,,
MANHATTAN PHOSPHATIC BLOOD
GUANO, S5i.
EUREKA GUANO, $50.
GUANAHANI GUANn, 33j For s".c by
HUOE Il JOHNSTON, Agents, =.
NH 2 No. Prince st., Alexandria, Va.
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COMMUNICATED.

would suggest to all those in favor of seal.
10y the city debt, to give, 10 their coDmuulca-
tons, the amount of Corporation stock they
hold, so all could judge Of their patriotism. and
what they are wiling to sacrifice for the good
Of the city. SHOW YOUR HAND.
tranquility is Tor the present restored ln
Texas in the vicinity Of Corpus Christi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29
CPKING GOODS! SPRING GOODS
PretzfeIder & Bendheim

Have lust opened beautiful line Of SPRlN"
GOODS OF choice designs, which they are '''F
ing chesp MI,
New styles of Gray and Brown PlaId-, Dr"0
md Gray Bsicnos il pncus La.trcs III ~! >h"'e''
Black \ pacas b specially. r,l
Pillow C,,$o Linens and Shccitngs lnht"
Cloths, Wine Cloths, Damask, Towels, A"pNif-'
&c, nj reduced prices. p,
Great inducements offered in Mems and Boy
wear. "a .
large lot of Col, red Grenadines. left r''A
last season, Mt III and l2!c per yard.
Beautiu line of Wor-tcd Fr!ngcS, IN ever!
sh de
Another very pretty lot Of Hamburg Edgias.
a cnwnle,e new line OF Hosiery, Notions, g..
up 2a-tt
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT PH-
V WAITE >ALE
The HOUSE and Lot on the southeast co.
ner of Duke and Columbus street. l. otter i =
ed at private sale The lot ha: II front '' ~.
Duke stree: of % Get. and rams b g" pH'H
with Columbus -tre.t 20 feet has Oh H. 49,
the dwelling u fine Ice House, quit " ",..o
of choice fruit and ornamental trees, crap '..'
e., &c. The location Is deslraoi"' "a =.
considered one of the most Attractive pi'f"' @'
property in the ely.
Further information can be obtain! y .,
plying either on t.u premises or - VI, ~
BERT BRYANT, No. - King s.r"cI' = 'S''
dra, Va "i'
NATIVE CAMPHOR,
~ Sub.iiucd AID Compressed. ,....
The best Cam hur IL use Tor in.H!''""
THE GREAT MOTH DESTROY Elk I"'
GREAT Dl-INFECThNI. ..
This Cam phor is sub!med oy,a ne" Pi,,..
into uure nud beautiful snowy fake , rht -.
comurc.,ed into convenient brock wa 80.
twice ~ long, and i. superior IN every ~
the Cnuphor in W." For sae by ,r,,r
WAKEFIELD x HALL
NH lG Corner Prince and t"ILsH1 -.
UOk-NUW Is The TINE ,... 49,,
IL A. Spring APPROACHES tn" a. 49,.
Kosch.s begin to be Troublesome. -, a." r,,W.
time to kill them by. using the k''iiOH
DER and PATENT GUN >o!t ~ ,,r,x
w. f. CKElGH I'-,,:
ANIL So King street, A!cA"ndh"'
DAKKERMILLS BLEACHhD Co4 l'-
u April "a, lo,1. J.. inst -.
Another case vi these p"pun! srutAK
carved by d. +. BRAS hh ",.,',.
Also = full line of pomestlcs AND ', .,'g
Dress Goods, very cheap ..
u Another lot Of Sugarcure: Sno.'., -:
Hams and Breast Pieces 'u-. r,crlr%>t
sale by W: "a - r,,,a, street.
up ~ Corner nv! anu H..
DUTTER-4O tubs New York Goshen
- ter for sale by ,rr,,,,,c PERRY.
l. King sl''s-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29

1t is said that conference has been called
to meet at the close of the session OF the South
eru Baptist Convention which is to be held In
Charleston, S. G., early in May. The object
of the conference, We understand, will be the
consideration of the better preparation of the
coored ministers for their work. The tim"
proposed for the meeting of the conference Is
May llth. The societies of both the Northern
aud the Southern Baptist Church, either white
or colored, interested in the spread of Christi
anity among the colorcd people, are invited to
send delegates and the work seems to be Of no
small importance not alone to the denomina-
tons concerned but to the general public. The
proper instruction Of the colored race 10 the
South is matter with which the veal Of the
whole community is Subsequently, connected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29
The Burning Of Oshkosh, Wis.

\ fire broke out yesterday Afternoon 10 the
Furnishing little city Of Oshkosh Wiconsin,
which destroyed almost the entire business por-
ton of the place. The fire broke out in Nor
gan 4 Bro S saw mill, burning that aud a dozen
other saw and shiugie ms, 90 Sawdust avenue,
and millions ui lumber, a huudrei houses, all
the printing cficcs, Harding Opera House
and Beck with j. Adams Hotel.
The burnt district is one and half miles
long and halt uile wide. Three lives are re.
ported to be lost aud hundreds of persons are
homeless Nearly all of the business houses
are burned, Including all the banks, and on the
north side there Is not dry goods store stand
ipg. There was great contuslvn, considerable
riotiDg aud the loss OF nearly million OF dol
lars worth of property. La 1859 nearly
every building 10 the cry except soIue OF the
suburban residences, was swept away by cou-
fagraiou. The former conf .gration was charg-
ed to the account Of some girls of doubtful re-
putation.
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Letter from j jefferson Co.., w. Va.

iCorrespondcucc of the Alexandria Gazette
DUFFIELDs, JEFFERSON COUNTY, w. Va,
April 2S.-Our Circuit Court, Judge John
Blair Hogc, which has been in session at
Charlestown for the last E weeks, has adjourned,
much to The relief Of the people generally, and
the farmers particularly, who were IN attend
auce as jurors, aud consequently kept from
their spring work.
We do not remember having seen so poor
prospect for wheat as the growing one presents
in this county, and we learn the same Is the
case in that Of Clarke, Frederick, and other
adjoining ones, aud as we 20 further north Into
Maryland it is said TO be even worse. ln the
county of Washington the wheat Is simply
failure, aud some Of the rich lands III ADD
around the manor SO famous for their heavy
wheat crops are almost bare. The best condl-
tons for he rest of the season can but give
short half crop, and the consequence Is the
farmers are trying to put out larger crops II
corn and oats The season is very backward
here indeed, scarcely any plowug Yet done,
and the fruit trees of no kind yet in bloom, and
consequently it is thong lit the fruit has as yet
received no injury.
The action of our County Court, last May,
refusing tU grant IluVl hCcuSeo " any, WIN
expire 10 few days, and the friends Of the
cause arc looking forward to the action OF the
coming May court with much interest. As to
the cfftct of this move as revolutionary one,
the fact is liquor has been sold 10 all the towos
10 the face OF the law, and thar, too, with but
little sccresy and lie no small quantity. And
vet it is certain fact that less has been sold
and drunk than III former years. An loerest-
ing lecture on the subject was delivered al this
place on Sunday last by the Rev DR.. Z. n.
Andrews, Of Shcphcrdstown, who for the last
forty years has been an earnest advocate and
hard worker ln the cause OF temperance.
The grange store for the county, which is to
be located at this point will soon be 10 opera
ton, when the grangers expect 10 effect great
saving in all their purchases Mr.. Mason Mar
shall will be in charge OF the store.
\ iue rain is flilluG which will be of great
advantage to all the crops, aud especially the
grass, which is very late IN starting. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29

No Super Phns, ,hat. can be made without.
MD Of water and thpS' which d. not =ho" tins
feature has il dried out III most eases by the Nd
mixture ~ heavy inert matter at II" use t ~"
farmer PRICE Sd PER TON OF 200 LBS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !

WASHINGTON. April IS. 1875.
Hon. George H. Williams, attorney General
Of the United States !:
DEAR SIR 10 accepting your resignation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
The Sf:sTfSets-

New YORK, September 9. Stocks active
aud strong. Money J. Gold l5sS Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady Corn
quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, September 9.-Va. G's, peelcrs,
4S3; DO. consolidated GIL. w Va.'syg Cotton
dull but study; niddIiug l4ssa44 Flour dull
and heavy; Guy Mills family SS rs; other grades
unchanged. heat--Suuthern dull aud lower;
Western quiet aud steady; No. , Western anu
Der l43; mixed do. 40; No. = Western red l3S
al4O Pennsylvania red l3jal4O; Maryland red
llOal4O; do. amber l45al5O; do white l20a
l5O Corn steady; Southern white S7aS9; South
err yellow n; Western mIxcd - Spot 72a asst
half SeptculGcr; - buyers option Septem bcr
Oals dull; Southern 1850; Western white Asa
80; Western mixed 4OIjO Rye dull and nom-
nal at 75aS5. Hay firm; demand good and uu-
changed. Provisions firm aud active. Butter
firm and unchanged. Coffee dull; Rio cargocs
lS,2o4; jobblng lS4a2l4. Sugar firm at I0Sa
lO4. Whiskey dull and heavy at TO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Among the ministers to be present at the
Warrenton camp meeting, to commence on
Saturday next, are Rev. S. P. Newmso, Geo.
a. Hall, General Secretary Y. M. G. A., Of
Washington, Rev. DR.. Mills. Rev. w. H..
Rice, Rev o. S Presbrey, Rev. Mr. Brads,
Rev Mr.: Nicholson, Rev. Mr.. Cleveland, Rev.
): Nj. Davidson. of Washington, and Rev.
Mcs'rs. Mills Lit lie and Boyer, OF this city.
a little son OF MIR. Samuel Lindsay, fell out
nt tree IN front of his fathers house, on south
Lee street y, sierday afternoon, and having the
breath knocked out of him was, for a time,
thought TO be badly HURT, if DOT killed, but be
soou recovered.
A young lady residing 90 Shutters Hill, and
the daughter OF a clergyman, too, is RAPIDLY
becoming an expert pistol shot from the con-
stanfiy enforced practice of shooting at the
thieves who attempt to rob her father orchard
and vineyard
Mr. VIM. King, who resides in the First
Ward, upon going to his cupboard day or TWO
ago Tor some money, found, to his sorrow and
amaz"meut that a role, containing two hun
dred dollars, nearly all he had, had been stolen.
Some excitement was created near The Five
Points to-day, by the disorderly Conduct of a
member OF the chain gang, named Ben. Bos.
Well who finally had to be knocked down with
billy, and carried off to the Jail
The huding of au entire suit Of clothes near
the OLD lime kiln, on north Fairfax street, this
morning, gave rise to many inquiries concern
ing the man who had worn it, which have not
yet been satisfactorily answered
The interest 10 the religious revival now in
progress in the NJ h. Church, South, conduct.
ed by Rev. DIR. Rosser, is increasing, aud will,
1t is anticipated, be rewarded with the bappest
results.
The fitting up Of the room in Washington
Hall building for the use of the Mineral Blu
reau has been completed, aud the bureau is
now ready for the reception Of specimens
The temperance excursionists did not return
from L:esburg until nine o'clock last night,
but all OF them were delighted with The day &
proceedings.
Among the marriage licenses issued 10 Wash.
lngtGn yesterday was one to James S. Leigh
and Anna K. Presgrave, of Fairfax county.
Several persons from this city are attending
the Rockville Agricultural Fair now in pro-
gress.
Among the arrivals at this port to day was a
vessel having a cargo Of fne fresh fish from the
Chesapeake Bay.
The September term of Loudoun County
Court will commence in Leesburg on Monday.
The weather now is delightful-iust such as
the farmers and everybody else desire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Colombia.

PANAMA, Aug. 5l.-The people of Panama
and the Is,hmus continue in state of trepda
ton and anxiety. their tate depending on the
result of the conflict now goiug on between the
States OF Magdaena and Bolivia and the fed
cral government. if the former are conquered
1t will then come tG DC the turn of Panama aud
Its authorities. AS this State is virtually at
war with the government at Bugota, of course
the authority Of the latter has ceased TO exist
The President of the State, who is TX oili:io
agent Of the federal government, can no longer
be recorn:z ID as suci,, and the administrator
OF the NalioUal Treasury was removed from his
Office, aud the State authorities are trying to
intercept any funds That may come directed 10
him, to be used for war purposes.
On the 23d ultmn there arrived at Gallon
from New York some 800 rifles, purchased
there by government agents, to be forwarded
to Bolivar 70 aid that State from being obliged
to submit to the federal forces. Capt Simp-
SOD, Of the u. s. steamer Omaha, on being iu.
formed OF the fact, requested the American
Consui at ASpinwal to prohibit their landing
as being intended to be used against Colour
bia, with which the United States was at peace
This caused great deal of excitement in Pau
anna, and no little Ill feeling exists toward for.
elgncrs In general. Capt. SimpSou finally with
drew his opposition to the landing Of the arms,
which were eventually shipped to Bolivar.
The English Consul has asked for an Eng
Ilsh man OF war to be stationed at Aspinwall
The State of Cauca has ersdeavored TO medi.
ate with the general government 10 favor of the
rebel States, though without any good effect
hitherto President Perez is determined 10 bring
them back to their duties as sections of Fede-
raj Republic. He has called for an Increase of
the army to s. 900 men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
Indian Affairs.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, It'll, VIA FORT LARA
ME, WYOMING Sept. s. -Maj. Bingham, Of
the Cheyenne Agency, Maj. Burke, oil the
Standing Rock Agency, and Maj. Howard, of
Spotted Tail Agency, yesterday IA. H., endcav-
ored to bring the ludlans encamped there to
this agency to hold council here 1t is un-
derstood there is considerable dissatisfaction
among the Indians there on account OF the fail.
ure OF the commissioners to go to Shadron
Creek to hold cuuuciI, according to previous
understanding, this creek being half way be-
tween r ID Cloud and Spotted Tail. Uoder
these circumstances nothing can be done until
the return Vi these agents. which will be about
the last Of the week Red Dog came in to-
day aud had a little informal talk with Il g
commission. He favors sale Of the Black
Hills, and will have more Influence with his
people than Red Cloud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
Foreign news.

PARIS, Sept. 9. -Admiral kaze, has been
appointed Commander Of the French NJ ditcr-
rancan squadron in place of Admiral De La
Ronhere he Nowry. This action was taken
probably on account of The lattcr's pronounced
BoDaparist tendencies, he having written let
Ter which was read at B1naparlist banquet at
EVrcuX on Sunday.
LONDON, Sept. g. the steamer M,rtio
Wiener, from Shields for Hamburg, Is believed
to have been lost with all ner crew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
Erie.

New York. Sept. 9.-Thc Tribune says:
As result of the visit ofSir + iward Watkins,
representative of the English shareholders and
bondholdcrs Of Erie, il is officially stated that
the seventeen directors of that Company have
agreed to resign if called on to do so, but it is
not expected that m0re than three will be ask ed
to withdraw. s. l.. NJ Barlow. has expressed
his intention Of resi- gung as director but will
probably continue as Counsel for the Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
PELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ALEXANDRIA VA

The annual term will begin on 18th September
next, and close 9Th June following
The Principal desires to state that the Prepsr.
atory as well as Collegiate Department of this
School is thoroughly organic d. Special atten-
ton is called to the Department of Music. The
Instruments consist of grand and square Pianos
and an Organ with pedsl bass. The teachers
are 81, experienced and thoroughly. competent
The terms are rs liberal as can be Afforded
Apply for Circular containing full particulars to
N. PENICk,
principal Belle Haven Institute, Alexa., Va
n; b.-The Principal refers with pleasure,
and by permission, to the following weil-known
gentleman g? Hon. James Barbour, Gen. j. g.
Judge d. Shackelford, Hon. Thos. S. Flournoy'
Mr.. e D. Gray, and Hon. r. Z. Withers.
aup31-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09

EAclSEMENT.-Quite an excitement was GRE
a'ea 10 the Market Square this morning by an
,uclpleut stampede among the horses of the
a ~trket people. The widest of the alarmed
EQUALS were soon quoted, however, and uiet
ba ;utea' the only damage that had resulted
'aaEles Baden. ~ '''DeDe "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ., / a. m.
For the Middle States, clear weather and
slight rise of temperature will prevail during
the rest Of Thursday, with increasing eastcriy
to sOuthery winds and ang barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
Personal.

New York, Sept. Sir Chas W. Dixie
the radical member CT the British Parliament,
arrived here yesterday Gu route for San Fran
cisco aud Japan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09

PERSONAL Mr.. A. j. Reynolds, the iuvcn-
tor aud proprietor of the celebrated Reynolds
Fruit Evaporator, is in our CITY completing ar
engagements for the manufacture and sale OF his
Invention in the entire State Of Virginia, with
Alexandria as the base Of operations This may
be regarded as an important business enter prise
for this city, and the entire fruit interest of the
State. Any communications on the subject may
be addressed to this otiac. See advertisement
10 another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09

AMONG the many new features introduced
by Messrs Lord & Taylor, the well-knowu dry
goods firm of New York city, for the benefit
and accommodation of lady patrons residing at a
distance from their establishment, is to send
them by mail full lines of samples of tho new
est Spring Silks and Dress Gods, with the
prices marked distinctly on each sample. With
so complete supply of samples selection
can readily be made the order is then filed,
and the goods sent to the address of the writer,
thus saving time and the trouble and expense
of travelling. The business standing Of this
eminent house makes this announcement to the
ladies well. worthy of attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09
Fire.

CALAIS, Me Sept. "a large shingle mil
owned by Messrs. Eaton 4 Sons, al Baring, and
two water mills, together with 800, 600 feet Of
lumber were burned last nIght. Loss ST, 900.
Insurance $40, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09

Dcservedly Popular We mean DR.. Bulls
Vegetable Pills, for everybody has derived
much benefit from their use Physicians recon-
mend them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09

MONTPELIER HUMANE AssocIATIoN-T
drawing Of the Montpelier Female Humane
Association of Virginia. which has been post.
poned several tim s, will certainly take place in
this city on the 3O,h inst. The wheel from
which the prizes will be drawn-a beautiful ap-
raratus that cost $4O0 was received here from
New York this morning by Adams Express,
and many there are who hope that it will prove
wheel OF fortune to them. 1t is on exhibi-
ton 10 the window Of Adams Express Office
The managers give the most positive assurance
that there will be no further post ponemeot, and
though they have labored under many Difficult
ties owing to the almost universal depression 10
money matters, the uptiring energy of the off,
GERS, and the commendable charity proposed,
VIZ: The establishment and endowment of a
home for the old, in6rm and destitute ladies
of Virginia at Montpelier, the former residence
Of President James Madison" have achieved
great and deserved success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-09

ANOTHER TOURNAMENT Tournaments,
judging from the number of them this season,
must be exceedingly popular. There to be
another one on the 2lst inst at the farm OF
j Justice j. 0. kerby, just below the city.