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nj, remarkable proof Of the sound

II is n remarkable proof OF the sound
good sense Of the American people Il
large, that there has been no disturbances
Of any kind and no arrangement Of bust.
ness during the exciting period through
which We have just passed. No other
government in the world would have stood
so severe strain with so little disturb
ance. II fully realizes the ideal Of Jefier-
son aud Lincoln. government OF the PEG.
pie, by the people and for the people.
Since the recent war more than ever be-
fore there seems to he au abiding faith
that this government can withstand all as.
vaults from without or within simply be-
causa il is supported and maintained by
the good sense Of an enlightened people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

Tie shocp industry is again booming Ia
this State and fancy pri 'cs are obtained
for good animals. There Is no, 10 much
Of a erase Oh the subject a. there Was sew
crsl years ago when the business IS M
Aaied bv SO much gas thai the whole
thing hlss np With terrible crash, ruin
ing msns honest a~a, but Il will g,, to he
As bal a. l-'frr II -ome Of the promoter.
have their say There is DO doubt but
that within certain limits The business Is
profitable and safe, but in the hands oil
inscriptions specuislors Il will he unsafe
for prudent, honest men to engage ~ II,
The business at present appears TO be con
trolled mostly by ring with heaiqu"r'.r'
at Middlebufy. A society Was formed
some years since having Tor us oolee' tue
protec'i'n Oh 'he Mef'ho sne'p '"e'e''s
in the country. fiocks OF Mef'no sheep
were in'esiisa'ed o' VI" c'nim'''ee up
pointed Wy 'he s'"'e'! Auu !" ''''"'"''
proof was pfoaaced 'hA' 'nesneeP VEN
pure oioods 'hey were iegmf''" ~ 'n'
herd book OF the Soeie'y' I'M. was nsn'
and proper pu. complaint mas oeeh ihAae
that The 'hins Is 'nanssea W mug "a'
kept out some sheeP wh'ch ousn'" -.
admitted ana sunni o'hers Nh''h ouBn'
TO DE kept out We 40 no' Apos m''n
Abont the Iustice OF 'hese eo,npiA'"'s Du'
we DO know 'hA. .. v is''ioo"e " '"''
town VINO las hock OF Mef'no 'ueep pu''
chased by ms iA.her' 1uase re''oone' IN
connecticut IN 1879 q ohs % .he o''s''A,
impor'ations' ~hieh hocA mas oeen o"n''
IN the family ever since ana AeP' Pe''ec'i!
straight, has not yer oeeh ap'e 10 ge' M
sheep registered IN TINS society ins!e :"
probably not another mock IN 'ne "ho'e
country that mas oeeh owned 10 iooB ny
father and son and kept so pure as TINS.
1t is true thai MI. fe'tipone' IN recent
years. has not taken AZ mueh care OF ms
sheep and they are not - redolent OF grease
and tar as the sheep OF some other breed
ers, but Tor all thAt tney are hne nooA'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29
The New Administ rst iou.

On arriving in Washington by the I'D.
vice OF eminent legal gentlemen Gen. Ar.
thur again took the oath Of Office, - Pres
ident, the same being administered by
Chief Justice Waite in presence Of the
members OF the cabinet aud others. After the
oath was administered President Arthur
delivered the following brief but excellent
address:
"For the fourth time in the history OF
the republic its chieI magistrate has been
removed by death. All hearts are filled
with grief aud horror at the hi,leous crime
which has darkenei our land. and the
memory OF the murdered President, his
protrActed suffering, his undying fortitude,
the example and achievements Of his life
aud the pathos Of his death. will forever
illumine the pages Of history. For the
fourth time the officer elected by the PEG.
pie and ordained by the constitution to
fill the vacancy so created is called to as.
sumo the executive chair The wisdom OF
our fathers, ioreseeing even the most dire
possibilities, was such that the govern
ment should never be imperiled because
OF the uncertainty Of human life. Men
may die, but the fabrics Of our free insti-
tuition remain mistaken. No higher OF
more assuring proof could exist Of the
strength aud permaneDce OF popular gov
eminent than the fact that though the
chosen OF the people be struck down, his
constitutional successor is peacefully in.
stalled without shock or strain. except
the sorrow which mourns the bereavement
All the noble aspiration OF my lamented
predecessor, which found expression 10
his life. the measures devised and suggest
ed during the brief administration to cor
rect abuse and enforce economy, TO ad-
vance prosperity aud promote the general
welfare, to ensure domestic seeurit, aud
maintain friendly aud honorable relations
with the nations OF the earth. will be gar
nered in the hearts OF the people, and il
will he my earnest endeayor 10 profit and
TO see that the nation shall profit by his
example and experience.
Prosperity blesses our country. Our
fiscal policy is fired by Law. is well ground
ed and generally approved. No threaten
ing issue mars our foreign intercourse. and
the wisdom. integrity aud thrift OF our
people may le trused 10 continue undis-
turbed the present assumed career OF peace
tranquility aud welfare. The gloom and
anxiety which has enshrouded the country
must make repose especially welcome nov.
No demand for speedy legislation has been
heard. and no adequate occasion Is APpa.
rent fos al nnusual session OF Congress
The constitution defines the functions
and power Of the executive rs clearly -
those Of either Of the other two depart :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

That is very remarkable statement
which the London Spectator made last Sat
urlay concerning the sympathy of England
with America: 1T is not an exaggeration
TO say that OF the S3.Ooo,0o0 people who
now think in English, there we're not fifty
who would not have made some sacrifice
10 aid the late President in his struggle
for life. This fact may yet affect the his.
tory OF the world Al EsgiisAaen are ia
ieresed IL he only Eag'islmm rho reigns
BIZ aestioa. and soiieiiom hm he do nothing
io,sn.,g M eliice hm half Of them feel r,ust
oac t,y ecia IA England"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

President Arthur has called an extra
session OF the Senate Oct. 10th. The chief
reason for this is probably the fact that
there is now no secretary OF the Senate or
speaker OF the House. and in case Of Pres.
ideat Arthur's death or disability, NO one
designated by Law to take the Office. The
Democrats having majority Of the Sen.
ate ms now constituted will no doubt elect
Democrat to that position, but in case he
shall succeed to the presidency the Law
provides that new President and Vice.
President shall he chosen so that he will
no, hold the Office for - great length Of
'imr without being elected 10 it,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

The legal authorities Of Monmouth Co,
New Jersey where the President died have
notified the authorities At Washington that
IN indictment, against Guitaau would prob.
sbly be found there which could be used
IA ease proper trial could no, be had I'M
der the law at Washington. There ought
10 lie Law enough TO hang him little
higher than HAman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

The people OF the United States can con-
template their aggregate Indebtedness
with considerable degree OF respect for
the size OF the figures. The census bureau
reports the total Indebtedness Of all the
States, after dcducting the sinking funds
and the sums repudiated by the Southern
States. at $3.50. 10000. The net debt Of
81 cities, having population Of 1900
AID upward, is sj93,0o0. 900; and the
county, village, township and school dis
,rict debt is estimated at s225, 900. 900.
Total local Indebtedness 81 069, 00O. 600, or
little more than half the amount Of the
national debt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

The Presidents death is mourned in
Europe almost As much a. In this country.
Three q the royal courts are Ia mourning,
a thing nescr known before except on the
death Of royal parsonage; many places Of
busipess were closed aud drsped In mourn.
log. and memorial services we're held and
largely attended in many places This is
unprecedented.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

nsais 81 the govesnment ss1 he mast
answer Coz The jus, exercise Of the discre'
tioa il permits and the performances cf the
duties Il smposes Summoned 70 the~
high duties snl responsibilities and pro
fezndly conscious Of their magnitude aud
gravity, assume the trust imposed by
the Constitution. relying Cor aid on divine
guidance and the virtue, patriotism and
iHtelligonos Of the American peoph.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

The last sad rites in honor Of our dead
President were performed in the presence
Of an immense shrong Of people from every
State in the Union, at Cleveland, on Mon
day, when all that is mortal Of James A.
Garfield was laid 10 rest in Lake View
Cemetery. Henceiorth his name and
fame will become portion Of our nations
history. Take him all in all our country
has produced no better man, and no man
MAS ever more sincerely mourned by peo-
pie Gf all classes and conditions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

NOnTHEHs TEXAS offers greater sttrsc.
~ tcns 10 way Of good. cheap lasds, healthy
county. mild climate, Abunosncs u timber and
usier. Diversity OF, products, than any other 70.
gioD nov open TO settlement. In this rapidly
developing section, the Texas 4 Paetne Il. Il.
has IN operation over 500 miles Of read, slong
which are 10 be had, At low prices and sssy
terms. millions OF scsss Of good and cheap Rail.
road and Government lands. but recently opsn.
cd for settlement For circulars and maps CIV.
Tug truthful informstiou, address " II.
ABRAMS. Land Commissioner. T. aP. Railway.
Marshall, Texas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

The iund for the benefit Of Garfield I
family has grown rapidly within the pas
fc. days and exceeds 100000. This sun
has been contributed il seems in SUM
both great and ANAL and is the free-will
Offering Of the American people. The
money will he invested for the support OF
the family and altar the death OF Mrs
Garfield will probably be divided among
the children.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

to take . blue pill, but didn't for had
already been poisoned twice by mercury
The druggist told me to thy Kidney Wort
and | did. II WAS inst the thing for my
biliousness and constipation. and now
am as well Is ever /" Torpid kidneys and
liver is the trouble, for which Kidney
Wort always proves to be the best remedy
known. Hartford Comant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 40. 1881.

SECRETARY wisAon bas called Ia go,
600. 90 ~ The bonds rcoenily ,Iis5ded.
uhsch goas W shou thai The rev adminas.
iraslon II ID favor a settling 81 The eond.
"a 4sla a. isai a. there IA Iaguey 10 do J,
viii asd this policy sill he approved by
ihe people generally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

Prcsl3esi Arthar sppoinied Monday,
,bs DAY ~ The receHi Presidents funeral Of
Cisyelsnd. A. day 81 special prayer. and
j, xas gsnrraliy observed throughout the
oouniry. In this State Gov. Farnhan hal
appointed Friday. and 10 many instances
,his day vas observed 10 this State
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

The most marvellous and wonderful sue
cess in cases where persons are sick o
wasting away from condition of misera
bleness, that no one knows what ails then
profitable patients for DOCTORS is obtain
cd by the use Of Hop Bitters. They be
gin TO cure from the first dose and keep i
up until perfect health and strength is re
stored. Whoever is afflicted in this va,
need not suffer when they can get Hol
Bitters. - Cincinnati lN1r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

OF all other preparation or medicines. In
cases OF aaasea, headache, dizziness or ir.
Irregularities Of the system, BURDocK BIooD
BrrTERs have no equal. They never fail
in afording immediate relief Price 81. 90
trial sixs 10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29
Il is Worth a Hundred Dollar,

for any sueker TO know that % are putting up
very me Bsvsna nllsr. with ccnnsctitut
vrsppsr-equal Ia 1svor 10 cigars generally
cold 81 from ten To nftesn cents--vhie6 We arc
selling 70 euslonsrs and the trade 1t a HIM
drsd. Ne viii send box containing Is TO sny
part " the United States, postage on receipt Of
u, OF ~ Cigss for 81. Address VILLAGE
STORE C0NfAAY. Wholesale Dealers in C-
gsrs aud a. ocsfies, Bridgeport. Conn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

A. LAsasro.e, ssp,,, gsra, psaisl rss. ~
"a yssrs, smeaths, n asys
k,nw-sl. SEPT. islA. kv., asssht. % VI
AhissiI Bre.u. AGED sss.n
A. po,ss,, SEPT ssfd. i.snls. sssshlsr 81 yel
and Msry siess. aged MAE years,
Al Peru, Aas, ssth. Of eessawps,cs, hsry
daughter o. csiws and Msry fhilhp. sssa
yesrs, . 9c1ths
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

Who has not heard or been the recipient
Of benefits derived from using N. H.
Downs Elixir, never failing remedy for
oil diseases of the throat, chest and lungs.
None are too poor to get cured of all bill.
ious diseases by the use Of Dr. Bakers
Mandrake Bitters, as they only cost %
cents per bottle. As a linilnent for horses
Henry Johnson's Arnica and Oil Lni-
mont, cures sprains. bruises and lameness
Ut once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

fhr later Oceans Cleveland special
says: ''on the journey from washiHgton
the RepablicAn and Democrats Senators
discussed the political situation and reach.
ed plan 10 adins, matters satisfactorily in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

Some men when they go to church new.
er think Of studying the frescoing on the
ceiling until the collection plate is being
passed around.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

n YEAR and sIpsnsss 70 agents.
free. Address y. o. Wick
VI err, Angus Ne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

~ Articles In Ons.
Aiilisns In use--<vsry
bood'y choice. A-psgs
catalogue Of our special
ties free. J. n. Hunter
Mfg Co.. DIN. o. Agents
wanted. male a female.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29
CHR Manlbfsirr Journal

,Iaosps ss'rs. arssuaro
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-09-29

as fine white and colored dress shirts
light underwear, silk handkerchiefs,
socks. suspcndcrs, jewelry, scarfs in
all colors and styles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
LOGAL BREFIIIES.
Another suitry dsy--.hetmome!er O..


Attention is dirtcLsl 10 Tho auction sslo G.
The Alexandria Game Protective Association
WILL meet tonight To perfect arrangements fol
The annual game dinner. to thkH pls,o On the
9Th instant.
The funeral OF tho lata Mis- pcrpaner, co'or.
Cd from the co'orod NJ Methodist Church. yestsr.
day afternoon, a!tt nded by CALI can Hhhafmen
hnd other orders and Sunday School cblldioa,
Wss ono OF IN, largest ever saan in this cts.
A. Il. McMss!ers, Is former Alsyan3ran. who
was go badly injured by failing from houRo
IN TowscntoWn, Md. last week, that his lott arm
and leg had 10 DO I'm 2utatel, died Saturday
last, aud was buried yesterday bV tho Old Eel.
lows OF that town. Tie deceased WAS u mem b:r
Of Poton Nc Lodge CT odd Fellows of this city.
Mr.. John A. Marshall, OF this city, has pur.
chased from Mra. Helen Randall for - zoo cash
~ acres Of timber land situated in Fairfax co .
about mile and a half ire IN Telegraph station,
on the line of railroad, Mr.. MsrshnIl Will com.
monce INN sdIalely cutting railroad TICS from
his newly purchased lsnd.
AT a Washington bakery yeitoFlay throo
Young men-TheodCre Cook. sgtd 20 James
Qullls, agod u, and Thomas q INN, sgad To-
were swapping capD with c single barre!ed shot
gun, thinking it unicsded. Three caps had been
snapped without any serious cun6tI len Co.'S but
as tho fourth burit lead in the gun was die
chsrgod into tha nGc.; Cf Cook, killing him ia n
foH minutes.
MIR. Charles Il. Smarf, OF I.ouiinuu county, by
The breaking of Tho a1lo OF tho sulky in which
ne was riding on King street. this morning, Wss
thrown TO the ground and badly bruised shout
the body. But for the gCnLloness Of tho horse
Mir. Smarr would have been killed. 5ha dam.
aged two wheeled VahiClo Wis taken TO thu hops
OF Messrs. sun III 3rs q BIO. for repair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
AUCTION SsLES.
"a X TO- RROW

lSy HEVtU u WlSG,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneer:.)
$NUMMl SSIUN ERS' SALEof VKKYvnI-
~ VA BILE REAL ESTATR.-By with, Of ;,
decree Of the Corporation Ccurt for tbe citv r.
Alexandria We, in tia chsncery cause Of koid
Vs. West, rendered at IFS June tsrm, 1881. the
undersigned, commissioners therein 6amed wi |
otter ior sale by public auction At The front door
OF the Court ~ u'e OF said city AT II o'clccs m
on t u ESDAY. the 9Th day OF september, 1881
tho following properly, to.wil:
No.-A TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GSoU N u in tho city Of Aloxandris, Va, be-.
2lnLihg AZ the intersection OF tho North side of
King street, with the west side Of Fairfax street:
thonce west on King street 80 feet; thence North
parallel with Fairfax street 81 fest; thence esst
parallel with King street 80 feet to FsiIf.x
street. III once south on Fsilf,x street to tho be
ginning.
No; IA TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND beginning on tho vast tide of Fair
lax slroel AZ distance of 90 feet from King
street; lnanc0 north on Fairfax street - feet:
thence West parallel with King street 90 feet:
lhenco south parallel TO Fairfax street ~ feet:
thence east 10 Fairfax street TO the beginning.
Sss> The superficial contents OF The said sd.
lonlng lots ara 4NOO feet. 1t is o5lim .tcd BY e1.
perts alter examination OF The promises thst the
whole can ba put in complete repair for the sum
Of $40.
Terma Of Sale: Ten per cant of tho purchase
mon0y IN cash, ind the residue on credit OF 6,
II and Is IN baths from day of aslo with interest
tho purenss to tiGe bonds With good personal
SECURITY tor The deferred payments. and title to
10 DO fetslGed until lurlhor orders Of tho Court.
f. toh q GIafIaHT BaEAAoH' Comm'r,.
Sc hi U&L e. BRENT. OF Hsie.
Rus1-TiH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BONDS A. Hamoleton CO.
Baltimore Financial Circular Of Saturday las!
says:
virginia bonds as u:ual, w6ro sbru! tue mo 4
active securities gu tho list and rs these arc all
T5OOC0.0D 0ftho various Issues which hro OK.
ciusively doalt 10 in cur market. thsy can bo
called The leading securities Of tho market. Vir.
GINA ConsOs sold from T2i down to II, and
l0.SOS from 53 tO 524. P6elars wora in bolier
demand and wero quoted at 80 TO ~. Tax re-
ceiVsble coupons in tar demand nj Is. Pueer
coupons Gales and Ctl.red 81 IA Opinions dit.
fer widely ss TO tho course Of Virginia bonds
during tho noIt sixty days. and many good
arguments are advanced 10 subdlhntiate the nros
and cons of the ques!lon. Tho holders of Viz.
GINA honds-ihat is, Of Consols and lO-4D's-
claim that they nro entirely satisfied with tho
situation, and that they have no fears Of any do.
clded decline in tho mAtkeL value Of their honda.
Although Virei2ia bonds ara dull and hosyg,
there arc no indications tha! tho iornisn bond
holders are in any way alarmed. or That thew
will attempt IT, sell their bonds Afltr all. the
market values Of Virginia bonds depends entire.
~ upon whether tho foreign holders will sell
or not. Very few CoAsols arc heid-ihat is tusc.
ulallvely by homo operators; On the contrnry
there ia some short interest and dutiag thn psst
week ConsoS bavo boen in good borrowing de-.
mand. 30 that il tho foreign holders AFRO moi in.
duced to sell either from fssr of tho kesdiusters
or by tight money market, II is not likely that
Consols Will decline very much from present
prices On the ether hand, if any considerable
amount of bonds wer3 s0nt over for saie. there
would in fact be no market for than. Tan
Forlios which wond probably moi, under nnv
circumstancss soil much under i J, arc hold and
purchase with mora confidence,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

are conddoat tha! nn;LihE can ba mora psrma-
nohi to The soil. Wa ssse,t. upon reports ri-
celPed I'll ever Tho country, that Farmers havo
never boon batter pleased with Forlil.z r than
with ours Wa mako special brands CT mat
uros toT Corn, Wheat, Tobacco and Cotton, and
soil all Of cur goods 81 tho lowest prices. We
also soil tho rurc Fish ard Bono alone when
parties doBiro it. We havo a reputation on our
goods, and In!on to retain it, therefore, shall al
low nothing to 80 from our doors hu, that which
va know to bo oic.llsr:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
FERTfE.RYEESN.
Is. j. BURGESS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
# ERTIITTF1RS
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

Wa ARC now prepared to supply the tralo with
any brand OF Fertile desired. Ws have boon
engaged in ,ha manufacture of Fertilizers for
some limo past, and wo clpm that our facilities
Tor making cheap and excellent Fertiizsr sre
unsurpassed. We have Works on tho Chsss
peake Bay, where wo catch tho l.h from which
we get ihs ammonia. mixing the fl.h scrap coat
US less than II We wera compelled to 80 on the
market and buy il. Tho analysis end proper
mechanical condition OF overy ton of our Fer
tli'z'r is excellent. 1t being perfectly dry and
line. Euro Fish and Bono arc our basip, and We
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

An adjourned meeting of Tho City Council
sIi % hel TO night, wh, Il The petition of the
tba telephone Exchange for Darmission to erect
consterei. mag |''' WIZ ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

The ifedtlcr RoJoJi7t;ies. Scpt lSSl.~-
Fer the Middle Atlantic States isr weather.
s)uthcr.y wiods. higher temperature, Stationary
or lower barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

BELFAST GINGER ale ius: rec iyad at
NiCnuRNEY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-05

FtSSiI SUPPOSED TO BE LOST. 1t i:
thought by ciptilas of schooners at this port
tha. Tho schooner Laura +. Messer. Captain
Fiaak Greg Try. from Charleston to Bts on, was
caught IN tho Hurricane Of the 9th OF August
and wfoIk9J. al hOlblrg has b,en heard from
nrf Eli C. sho vas srek,n last week off Cane
rear. The Me's,r is regarded AZ a very unfor
iuaAte boat. Sho has beGu caught, sine, sho
left ito var! Whcrc aho was built, in nearly
every severe storm that has happened on the
ooatt. Sho has lad twJ sota Of sails carried
aWay, aud has been otherwise damaged. She
has been coming to this pert for many years,
anl h:r nmsndcr. Captain Gregory, a pepu-
N" good fellow. has maDy friends here, who
wi regret to hcsr of any misfortune happoniop
to him.