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Beth these items are also liable to
daily variations Some additional tenn
Porary bank loans have been obtained
since the 18th of February Treasury
potes TO considerable amount have
been issued; but much more eorsid-
cradle amount has been funded and
paid In ioI duties and taxes From ain
estimate made on the best grounds
within the possession Of the treasury. a
lew days since the amount of treasury
notes then actually in circulation was
found TO be about 100000 dollars.
They are absorbed in the Custom hous-
es and tax Offices in the eastern and
southern portions of the 8 U States,
at an average rate Of more than 100000
per week l think they may be estimat-
ed on the lst of May, at about LOCO,
600 skill out .--En1pyer.
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rhoM THE posroN pArR1or.
IUDGE sTORY,S OPINION.

'ObGE OlOhY y OP1NtON,
We have received an opinion of Judge
Story, delivered in the Circuit Court
OF the United States in this town on
Monday last, upon a habeas corpus de.
rected to commodore BaimbFidge, to-
bring up the body Of Robert Treadwellis
minor, who had entered into the navy
In this opinion the Judge Investigates
the powers delegated BY the conStisu-
ton to Congress To provide aud
maintain navy" and afIirms the right
Of congress to authorize the enlistment
Of minors into the naval service; and
in the course Of the opinion examines
some of the singular decisions of the
state courts in analogous questions -
The Judgment Of the court was that
Treadwell was lawfully detained and
therefore remanded him to the custody
Of the commodore.
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FUNDED DEBT MD 2PRdSU..
RY MOI RH

We have obtained from Washing.
'on an estimate of these points, whic b
we meant TO appear in another shape.
BUT as the iEformationis much wantina :,
Ye take this means of laying it imms .
.dIately before the pubtic---we meet
rcarcely add that the statements aye
perfectly authentic
HaShingfon, AhrR 81.
From the ANNUAL report
OF the sect etary Of the
treasury of the 9th of
Dec. last, (psge II
s1d seq) and his en-
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enter and deliver said goods at Hanp
den, or from the iliegality Of importing
the said goods into Orrins,on, or de
posting them there, or from the lille
'gali,y Of trading between Orrington
and Hampden, in a neutral vessel, no,
iicenced tor the coasting trade. Pro
vided, That the claimants of the goods
and merchandise so entered as afore
said pay and satisfy all the reasonable
expences and charges attending The
seizure and keeping thereof, and all
the expenses, costs and charges of pro
scouting the iniormations, libels and
suits instituted against the same 10 be
taxed by The court in which final judg-
ments shall be rendered against the res
peci:ve claimants, whether the f.nal
judgments shall be in favor of the
Claimants respectively or against theu,.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House IF Re!sresezra
fires.
JOHN GAlLI.ARD,
President Of fhe Sencte fro femho:e.
April %, 1916,
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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Thy AUTHORITY.1
AN ACT

BeU enacted by the semitic and house
Of REPRESENTATIVE Of the United States
of .Hmeyica in C0ngrss8 assembled, THAI
the detachment of the militia of Ken
lucky, lately under The command of colo.
mel Dudley, for the term of six months,
who wire captured at fort Meigs& pa.
rolled, be paid for the said term Of six
months, and that the proper officers Of
the war department liquidate and pay
their claims, in the same manner that
The claimsof the regslar troops of the
United States would be liquidated and
paid in like cases.
II CLAY,
Sneaker of the House Of Rehyesen
Iotives.
JOHN GAILLARD
President Of fhe Senate 5svO frmhOre.
April &c, 1916
APPROVED;
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief Of certain owners of goods
entered at Hainpden III the district oil
Maine.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and honsr
c.fyehTeSentatiUes o|the United States
81 1aDifyfca in Congress assem6ird, Ina
on the trial of any Information, libel,
or other suit for the forfeiture OF cen
domination Of goods anu merchandiz
which between the twenty fiih day d
October, and the tbiry-first day oi
December, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and fourteen, were en-
tered at HampdeD, in the district 0!
OF Maine, aud have been since seized
as imported or entered contrary to law
All claims to forfeiture and condem.ra
ION be, and hereby are released, aris-
ing from want Of lawful authority to
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for the relief of Edward
Wilson

AN ACT for the relief Of Edward
Wilson
Be IL Enacted by TIE Senate and
House Of Representatives IF the Unit
cd STATES Of america, in Congress as
sCm6ted, That Edward Wilson shall be
permitted to Withdraw anentry made By
James Caldwell, on the fourth day Of A.
pril, one thousand eight hundred and
leveD, atthe land offic- at SteubenVille;.
from the south west quarter Of section
number thirteen, in the township num-
Der nine, of range number seven, In The
district OF land offered for sale at Steu.
benville and the money paid on the
said entry shall be placed to the credit
of said Wilson on any purchase he may
make, or may have made, of public
lands In said district
II, CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of RetTesent
faEiUes.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President offhe Senate ihro Eemhore,
April 2s, 1916,
APPoRVED
JAMES MADISON.
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DRAFT OF a NOTICE.
PreSenfoa lty he confederation Of the
SfGse Ranks.
Treasury Bebcrtmenf,
.J1!g 1916.

Whereas, by a resolution of con.
gfess. passed on the 29th of April,
islo, the secretary of the treasury is
required and directed to adopted sucn
measures, as he may deem necessary,
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Important to Slave holders.

The Pennsylvania Court for the dis
,rict Of Philadelphia, have decided that
al negroes born. within that state are
born free, although the mother Of such
negro may have been runaway slave
at the time of her delivery,
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80 S74,74s Oh

Total funded debt of
this time IC6 $50 SIT 60
------------,-~s
NOTE. The three last items are ID
able 10 daily increase and they have
been increased since The date cf jhe Sc.
cretary's report OF the 2sth February
last; but the precise amount .. this in-
crease cannot be stated.
BY the two documents above stated,
1t will be found thar the floating dobs
was estimated by the secretary Of lha
treasury, on the l2;h OF February is$s
TO be composed of the following iisrI s.
Temporary bank loans l,oo,CCc
Treasury notes of all
descriptions including
interest on such as
bore interest I5,eeo,iI5 III
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AN ACT Tor tho relief Of tue Balti
more and Massachusetts Bible Sosie.
ties.
Be it enacted 6y the senate and house
IF rtftyesenfasiUeS OF The United STATES of
.4nierfea, IN Congress assembled, Thar
ailthe duues'due and payable 10 the u
nIted States on set OF stereoty pc
plates, owned by the Baltimore Bible
Society, imported from London TO Phiai.
delphia, la the yeer'one thousand eight
hundred and fifteen, on board the ship
Electra; and from London to Baltimore
10 the same year, on board the ship 10.
seph, be and the same are hereby re
mited
Sec. 2 ind be IL further enacted.
That the Comptroller of The Treasury
be, and ne is is hereby authorised TO di
rect debeDture TO be issued to the
Massachusetts Bible s ocicty, for draw
back of the duties upon an invoice of BIZ
bies exported from the port of Boston,
on board the brigsntiDe Panther, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
fifteen: Provided however, That the
said society shall produce satisfactory
evidence TO the said comptroller, as the
law directs, that invoice aforesaid has
been landed in some foreign port or
place.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of she House of Representa-.
EfUe8
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate hro temfcre.
April 90, 1916.
APPRO WE'D.
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AN ACT


Continuing the salaries of certain off,
GERS of government
Be it enacted by the senate and house
Of REPRESENTATIVES Of fhc United States
Of .imefiea. in congress assrmbied, That
the annual compensations OF the differ
eBt officers enumerated in the act, pass
ed the twentieth day of February one
thousand eight hundred aud four, enti
tied An act continuing Tor limited
time the salaries of the government
therein mentioDed," shall be con,inu
ed as If the said act had not expired, OF
contained any provision for limiting its
continuance.
II CLAY,
Sneaker of rhe House Of Refrese1-
fdttVes.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President offhe SrnGfe .firo semtore.
April %, 1916.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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leaving as the present
amountidue ofthe cd
and deferred stocks,
3 per cen, stock
Exchanged 6 PET cent,
6 per cent OF 1895
Louisiana 6 per cent.
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From tie Connecticut Couraat.
TIE BRIEF REMARKER.

Society has been infested, in all ages
~ Tue world, with persons prone tom
Maoe themselves into the concerns OF
Ms'e neighbours, vita tattlers, busy BIO.
s'es and Mtermedlers, who must needs
.ase tneir spoons in every bpdy's porrin-
ssn these unweicoine and troublesome
saests were distinctly marked by the sa-
sasl0us eye ofthe king of Israel, who has
sssa taen their full due. indeed some
= 'a's sort are quite ingenious in their
a. and SO mach the worse fos by
~ sow @uch greater is their. Ingenuity, by
NJ wuaca the more mischief they do: their
S S.aus resembling a fertile soil, which for
ss. Nh, OF proper culture bears nothing but
Ssps ana polsohoas plants.
-. no' ont that now and then, an oficious
m.se'neddler, or even talebearer, mas
NJ Nv. J. no harm the one being actuated
-, !, ~ undue orinion-of his own Import
Ans ana the ether frsm the vanity Of
,rsps NY to know the characters and the
sssls OF ali about him. Bat iaten
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FAITH.

Firm on rock, with elevated mind,
Stands Faith, the comfclter of human
Kind
Against each earthly evil we endure,
She points US out an everlasting cure.
HOPE.
Soft Smiling Hope, thou anchor OF the
mind
And only comforter thewretehed ind:
Ali fly to thee whsa troubles wrins th'
heart,
To soothe By future prospects presen
smart.
CHARITY.
Dwell in my breast ye heavenly yirtaon'
three,
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In Faith, calm Hope, and Lovely Cha
rity,
o aid my soul to gain the realms above
Where all is JOY, sweet harmony ans
love.
TEMPERANCE.
lin vain we mourn those transirory days
Consumed in riot and licentious ways;
Ills Temperance alone preserves ou'
strength,
In mind and body to lies utmost
length.
PRUDENCE.
IN human breasts we various passions
fnd,
10 regulate them is an act Of mind
from constitutions, vice and virtue rise.
But Prudence marks the foolish ard the
wise.
JUSTICE.
Justice her equal scale alott displays,
nd rights, bath human and divine. she
weighs
BUT laws no safety to the weak Afford,
Unless the scale is balanced by the
sword.
FORTITuDE.
Through al conditions we shall ever
find,
Conscious integrity gives strength ct
mind
True Eortitude thus founded neverbends,
To mean sxpedients for ignoble ends.
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,frsns,- v illiam rc.:nsy conrt, I
June 9Th. 1916.

ON the motion of Edward BROOK.
ale sheriff Of Prince William County,
whom, the estate Of Robert Garter, DE.
yeased, haiti been committed At Is orr
FRED, that the said Sheriff do give public
natice to the creditors of said Robert
after. Ivy advertisement. in some pub
tic newspaper published in Alexandria;
/ nd at the court hvuse door. that they
resent tier claims, duly authenticated;
.or payment, on or before the first Mon
day in August next, at which time the
court will proceed TO distribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then err
iibited.
A Copy--Test,
june IL If
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JnnleeI1
NOTICE.

ALL persuas who have suffered their
accounts 10 stand longer than s months,
are earnestly requested to make inme.
diate pay ment either in cash o. bond, as
they Cannot expect further indulgence 5
and all those that the subscribers in
debted to, it any Will present their acc
sounls for payment.
DAVID MARLL.
For FREIGHT or CHARTER,
The good Schooner Re6srcah. Apply
as above.
.Iupe;I sts
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Received,
Fer the schooner .fafre, from Boston,
SO cases Bordeaux cIaret, ! dbz: EACH :
And in Store,
Elolasses in hhds. ::
Chateaux margaux claret,
por. aud Teneriils wines, in cav
6 doz. each, 3
Spanish chocolate in boxes; IL
lbs. each, *
Loaf sugar ia hhds and tie 49,.
Brown soap IN boxes
For sale by A'tAec.
May 90 ~. ss,sm;
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MAaR1Ep. on Thursday last, BY the
Rev. MIR. Paradise, Mr.. Joseph Fhite,
to Miss Inn ". T. Wanleg. both of
West End, and county Of Faiif'x.
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WARRINGTON crSY, June IL.
,.ry If letter received acre yesterday
Marietta, Lae 9Th, 1916.
aocYnyNr

An sccidentof the most distressing
nature took place yesterday. The large
s,eam boat built at Wheeling, came 70
anchor here Yesterday, at evening. She
had Sc, out without being prepared for
the purpose, and was detained during
ths nright for some iron work. They
raised the steam too high betoreshe
started. q while the hands we're all cal,
led together in tie act Of raising the an:
Choir, the boiler exploded at the end
asyt to them. II was terrible beyond
conception almost all were carried over.
board, and is or l6 much injured: 6died
last night, and 2 or s more must DE.
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Mr. John B. Uabney,

MI john Is. IaDney,
YOU will take notice, that on the 9TH
day of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia. to be held for the county O.!
Alexandria. in November 1915, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard !; shall
move that court to award Judgment
gainst you in favor OF the common coun-
Gil of Alexandria. for the sum Of twenty:
six dollars and ave cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on your PROPERTY ON
Wolf.street, In the town of Alexandria,
for the years 1904, $, 6, z, 8, 9, 10,
II, IL, IS, Ii and l5- according to tie
act of congress passed the 18th februa.
]. D. sIMMs,
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
May 1915 dom
For sale or freight,
EEa The ship Hazard,
tSgssHsG WilliamCrabtree, j.. master,
49,, burthep about $500 barrels,
IS well found, has performed but two
voyages, and in complete order Tor the
reception of a cargo.
Also, for freight,
rs The new and fast sailing
y,SzsEEsa brig Panopea
Ssa:ss1y9M Eleazer Crabtree, master,
Suu Ihen about 400 barrels, is III COM
5Iete order and can be ready in three
LAYS to receive cargo. -
Apply to
y Nav 6
The Museum WI be open
r. the reception OF Visitors, on Monday,
I,ednpsday and Saturday afternoons,
I'm 8 TO 6 O'clock.
May --'
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p.;,;.h and Foreign Bike Society.
.Tbalalloming compendium OF the doings
If This society is just received IN tn.
s'l The Society has printed previous t
1.o. 1916, gao, 700 Bibles, and 6SO,4Ss
: o. besides $4,000 Bibles an
.asoO Testameuts purchased on the con
tnsut. Total LAG. l22. The expendi-
, , Of the Society in eleven vars ,ha,
sssa I.sas,sOo dollars. there are SIS
Auxiliary Societies i'll Great Britain, and
g, societies in Europe, 5 IN Asia and :
3 Africa. The British aad Foreign 81
lie Society has assisted in printing the
Bible in sixty three different languages
Boston Rec.
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Lass of The ship Fiaga.

~. Frugal, yibberts, which Sale.
ins cs ~, for New York, on the 29t
ii = ,.a Nth With very valuable cargo. W.
o. jan. ..y or Warren Hastings Rect
m, nS cagt. and crew we're saved. w
.l'.'s. tan that the ship and cargo vii
h. lost.-Ya. paper.
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JOHN G. Laid e Co.

JOHN G.. L.aDD g Co.
fer for sale. on accommodating terms.
goo pieces ravens duck
90 d. sheeting do
20 bolts Russia do
8 tons Russia old sable iron
6 tons cordaee, assorted sizes
is hhds tierees and bbls. Musce-
vado sugars
4 Boxes white Havana do
80 cases and 48 bbls Brazil do
4 chests and 20 boxes Hyson ana
young hyson teas
90 bags and 2 hhds prime green
coffee
7 pipes Holland gin
10 hhds N. E. rum
do w. l. do
s pipes cogniac brandy !.
l pipe Spanish DO. {
100 qua ter casks Sherrv wine
60 do. dry Malaga do.
90 pipes Catalonia do.
SO legs sweet Malaga do.
90 demijohns L. p. Madeira DO.
r. bids mOlas.es
100 boxes fresh Florence oil
100 do roll birthstone
s tons shot assorted
! pipe and Is kegs fresh lemos~
juice
fierce bottled porter
Dbl cherry bounce
ESQ boxes brown soap
6 do windsor do
90 boxes meuld candies
50 do spermaceti do
210 boxes and half boxes No.. TX
chocolate
go do No. s 10
30 hhds tierces and crates China
and crockery ware
SIS cases Of British manufactures 81
various kinds cotton canbricS
shirtings. calicoes. hose, &c.
Supelfine broad cloth and satn.
nets, foreign and domestic.
1000 bushels Liverpool blown salt
SOD ditto Cadiz ditto
1906 mems coarse hats
s2s ditto fine ATTIC.
28 hnds. cases ard barrels shoes.
containing mems 4 boys lea
Their shoes fine and colrse, We
mems and misses black and CO.
lored leather and Morocco 60.
D ,oOG lbs soal leather
500 tons plaster Paris
400 casks fresh 'rhomastown lima
800 ditto ditto Rhode Island ditts
leo Barrels prime pork
10 ditto no. and 2 beef
400 reams writing paper =
$500 yards tow and linen cloth
10 kegs pearl ash
SO boxes short Hunters pipes
so ditto Negro ditto
4 bales India handkerchief, con-
tsining $40 pieces Madras, blue
GilIa, mock pullicats and soes
roinais
2 barrels Spanish indigo
COCO lbs Cork wood
q cases ladies' hair combs, and a
variety Of elegant cabinet fur
niture.
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For Cowes, & a Port in HoI

land,
xES The ship Ocean, Holmf
yz2T6S, Foule, master; aowsoadine
will sail in all the prssen
month, and take few hogs
heads Of tobacco or light freight on rea
sonable terms.
For Sale or Freight,
FEs The ship Hazard, william
xSaE%ss Crabtree, jun. master; but
aAsssss then. $500 barrels, nearly a
1N new vessel and IN complere
order for the reception Of a cargo.
Also.
kka The ship Wahace, J. Stick
NSSEfNs ney, master; burtben 45OO
] asss barrels, is a first rate vessel.
az built at NeWburryport, and
in complete order FOR sea.
ALSO, ~
kEs The ship HoiJsrn, Charles
ytxtsnSs jennison, master; bnrthen
Ss 49, about 5000 barrels, las per-
formed but one voyage, and
can be ready in three days to receive a
cargo. .
49, TIE ship Wilhelmina. John
xySvEA, Baxter, master; burthen 1000
tfs ssass - barrels, in good order q rea.
ssasx11 dy to receive cargo on
bard.
Also for Freight,
,xAk The brig Hesper Joseph
FMtS, Stephens, jun. master bur.
fs then about 1900 bbls. nearly
new and a superior Bailt yes
sci, sails fast, and ready to receive al
cargo.
.atso for Sale or Fright,
.kES The brig 1slemachus, Lu.
ESs NV ther Lincoln, master bur-
, then 100 barrels, and can
be ready for sea in few
days.
SIX The brig Criterion, burthen
;Sss I s thirteen hundred barrels, in com
plete order for sea.
.arTly to
Lawrason 4 Fowlo.
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Nrw York, June 7.

NEW YORK, June z.
Rapid Doings, las the man said when
BIS sleigh got stuck insthe SNOWY rapid
seings. Beef tallow, butter and pota-
toes !, have been brought from Ireland into
NE market Of Newly ork. and sold under
market prices this spring and at a very
handsome profit. One company is nov
'orm'ag in this city for the purpose oflm.
porting bsttss from Ireland; another tor
importing tallpws aud a third for import
las barley AID hops. This, however,
9 De effected in. British bottoms, ex-
slpsiSeiF, for since the convention. no
q SaerIcan can enter into any competition
s''e 'Aein.-Epeaiag Pest.
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: ~, understand, says the Philadelphia
. Nc .s u Press, that letters are re-
pen sa n this city, mentioning that Mar, ,
shal Ia. pas embarked for the United States.
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Public Sale


On Fridey Erening '.ea 1 tie y 14 nr Ms,
ga I p.,,sne,.,s anct;an ,aom will 10
au.' u'A ", "e. Ill s';th.,,t roao,yc +
500 ,a =, ~ .ta. CD n.,,sr
'a''e s''a. ' 80
II large eouee1soH y
JUy Goods.
rNc or
\ y = . = - u
Nne and supeFhhs pfoaos'o'ps
Gassi'hefes
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Annapolis, Luae s.

yesterday at nine in-the morning, his
.Excelsncy William Pinkney, Minister
Extraordinary and PlenipoteGtiary to the
courts Of Naples and st. Petersburg. and
family, embarked for Naples on board the
United States ship Washington of74 guns
captain Creighton. Saiutes were fired
from the Washington sod the guns in the
.harbor. At eleven she weighed anchor
and proceeded with i full pres, and q fine
westero gais down TIE Bay. Mr.. King
goes cut as secretary of legation, and
commodore Chauncey as commander OF
the Mediterranean squadron. Our Mi
Mister debarks at Naples, and after set
tlaS QUE afaiss at that court proceeds by
iand to st. Petersburg.
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cor Sac,

rOr Sac,
4 BELL, weighing 44s pounds, made
at Barcelona in Spain. 1t has an excel
lent sound, strong and clear, and will BE-
sold low.
.applyto
George Coleman.
June II st
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Will be added to our Sales Q
Friday Evciirig, at half post too
O'Clock
10 prices cambfic muslin
10 ditto calicoes
S ditto Pampaloona. chccks
Q ditto Florence silks
Lace. flag & fancy handkcrvhiefs
Fine Irish linens
Cotton shirtings
Super6ne cloths and cassimeres
Three elegant green clcth table CO.
yeis with borders.
Griffin e Crawner.
lane IL.
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= General Assembly Of Connection
The ' I.S Spring Session at Hartfore
clesse - ,usI the slst alt. Among the act
90 fr,u S.r;ng the session was one to au
pssssd a ~ several banks Of that state 7
ih0ripFe:s VI tor stock in the bank Of the .
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