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DRrcr FOREIGN COTTON TRADr.-We have been shown
important letter addressed 10 c. Baylor esq, late
United States consul al Amsterdam, and editor OF the
Cotton Plant, by the president Of powerful and wealthy
European commercial company This letter is in con-
clusion OF a correspondence which ba. been going on
for some time between Mr. Baylor and European inHu.
enees in regard 10 the importance OF continental
depot for cotton. From the language and tone OF the
letter before us, the most favorable disposition is mani
tested, and the president has notified Mt Baylor that
OF the company was TO sail for America IN time TO be
al the Memphis convention. At Memphis the plan Of
tour will be agreed upon His tour is TO enable this
gentleman as The confidential friend and agent of the
European company, to inform them of the condition Of
the coongrowers, and their disposition to participate
in any general movement such is contemplated by d-
rect trade The object will also be to give certain as.
suranees TO the planters OF the determination OF Euro
pesn capital 10 cooperate in the formation OF contnen
tal depot OF cotton. This tour must prove interesting,
not only on account Of the opportunity it will give intel
gen European socety to Judge OF southern friends,
but also in regard TO change in the destination Of thai
portion OF the cotton crop which goes rircuously
to the manufacturers of the continent
tNaiionsi InkHxsneU.
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The PRESENT ADMINsTRATIoN.--We have been pretty
much nuIed up with politics since the election of John
Quincy Adams 10 The presidency by the House OF Repre-
senatives, and we think safe in saying that the
administration OF President Pierce has far met with
less opposition than any other since the period have
named. The cabinet selected by Gen. Pierce every
where well received and the subordinate officers are such
generally as to put cavilng fault The present epoch
seems like that which succeeded the election of Monroe
when for while party spirit was buried, aud purely
national feeling pervaded the country.
1t would be happy thing if, after the violent and fac
tous struggles which sgated and alarmed the country
fewyeas SINCE should enjoy calm and feel that the
shocks through which we have passed have only served
TO cement the great brotherhood of States firmly
gelaer The election OF franklin Pierce not The
mere triumph OF paryit was the sentiment of lbel
tlon and hope that his administration will be essen
TALLY national one, giving security to every one, and
esvang the character OF country abroad 10 that high
position which II occupied at the close of Mr.. Folks
brilliant administration. We feel that this will be the
The character of the official advisers of Presden,
Pierce authorizes us 10 prophesy that the honor, the
glory and The interests OF the republic sale in their
hands.-Ba'tmore Argus.
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Hy J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

THoICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
at aucuonOn Monday, the 23d instant, SIX O'Clock
will SELL my auction the whole Of original lots ~ 49, a.
90 81 and ~ In No. 5l3 fronting
Ridge wide, created by
Corporation, running midway between and Streets Fourth
o Firm
These lots have uniform depth Of os feet az inches, viii
be subdivided into OF from 10 25
rapidly improving quarter purchasers opportu
will again Those
requested examine the premises which enclosed
easily identified
A plat be rooms.
fourth in eighteen
months, with interest," satisfactorily secured.
Conveyance es ct expense of purchasers.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Anctioneer
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NKw YoRK, May IL, 1881.
Daring the last two or three years there has been con
I ootory the part Of manufacturers in relation 10
~ bJgh prices OF material Wool ia particular has
encountered their peroeverng complaints. While their
.yauts have displayed the puous sagaoi in
obtaining the clips at the lowest possible rates. tho NEST
complicated machinery to upon the public mind in
favor their efforts has been In operation The prices OF
cotton less subject their control, and camot on their
part far less effect Boh these articles have risen
der general prosperity of the county, which has at the
TINS caused greater demand for the products Of
machinery. The remarkable evidence OF this is al
oded in the annual statistics published Of the Lowell fac
Those celebrated works, the Of immense ope
raons the pioneeIs Of American corporate manufacturing
and the Of such colossal fortunes as that OF the ae
minister England have their command every facility
for tho ng up with the improvements of the aud
giving TO pits full power in the process OF production
and they serve useful illustration of the progress
Of The following table gives The figures at me COM
of the late ard, at It's close, and for the
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CAKUsi's SALOON.
The testimonial benefit 10

The testimonial benefit
MR. W. M. FOSTER,
rendered by his friends
saloon,
THURSDAY EVENING, May 10, 1853,
When he will be assisted by
Miss Iianiete Planning Read he popular authoress3
Mr.. james Sheriff.
MIR. y. Hill, (vocalsD
MIR. Williams, (baladist,)
Master Jerome Foster, first appearance in public.
Mr. j. T. Parsons, of this city, has kindly volunteered.
Piano for the occasion kindly loaned by E. ~ Saton,
being artists duly
announced in the bills of the day.
Al the conclusion OF The beautiful
he presented TO that military fire
chased The greatest amount OF tickets.
The pitcher be window hal
Pennsylvania avenue, between 2th and 18th -
Tickets the
the Office OF Mr. j. A. King, Streets Penn
sylvania avenue, Mansion House building.
Cards of admission, so
An eminent performer VIII preside at the piano. May l5d
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nY y. G. MCGUIRE. Anotlonner.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
public .sieon Tuesday afternoon, May 2th at 81 O'Clock
shall sell lots Nos 2, g. H. TO- 90 a. a.
rs. and front 40 feet
Doth and o lot ~ fronts As feet 2s
street lots 10, 20, 81 %
street lots % %
street, between X and l. streets.
These located in rapidly mprovng Of tn. ward
the
probably be ated In the immediate vicinity.
ourth each the residue in twelve
months for satisfactorily secured bearing
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
May I'D
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nPEN days longer, when shall he compel
ed the builders DESTROYS Of commencing opera
desirable roods all which
There also remaining
object being everything entirely.
The will DO purchasers call and e1smine the
and find anything
sur inducements will be offered
cordially puncual friend. who cheerful
ly would
minds Of the deInquep the
needing them full
force. FERRY HHOTHER,
Mar 17-d4uf Opposite Market
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Increase So. 2,255,073

As general thing this increase in loans presents The
capital which has been advanced in New York on goods
imported and manufactured sod to the county II hi.
paper 10 paid at maturity promptly, has been during
the past six months the progress OF will make
ney more plenty. The above figure, do not show the
whole Thus, the goods sold nine months aver
and the above discounts average than three aud
the be multiplied by five give the discounts
Tor the year. which would give the at over 81 90
100000 In addition, the advances railroad. and ohe
matters have been large The ability of the makers of the
paper to meet al maturity depend upon the extent
and value OF the crops That advanced railroads i,
to be reurnedonly the proceeds of their earnings as dv
dends These multiply the breadth land the vol.
ume Of products which may be made available for the dis
charge of the debts.
In this process the volume individual notes. following
the reasng magnitude Of business, swes much faster
than the actual amount of circulating money Bat same
causes produce the demand for the latter Hence the great
absorption Of gold which takes place here and in Europe
Where such large quantities Of goods being rned into
paper, which upon bank facilities for il availability
especially 10 those whose actual capital is small the
gers oie1oent srngency in the market increased
Any moment that the banks from the merest within,
rd'e to discount strain overtake the holders
Of the paper.
late official return Of the English government give, the
S2ooooooo The United States coinage for the same pc
rod was SIS 100000 Notwithstanding this great activity
OF the mint there increase of coin in tho English
bans The export had been but the abso o
ton At home had been larger.
money continues increasingly abundant. The export OF
coin last week about Co., and the receipts So $780,
wv Under the new law, Of the gold ported will 20
Without passing through the mint Hence the otc pos
m fhadephia viii no longer represent the California
supplies Sterling bills for the tomorrow arc
Taio, and the bankers leading drawers Money
being worth here Ga per and la London "a "a
1000 margin for its employment here is afforded by draw
ing ~ per cent The wants of England for breadsu
are estimated large. and adverse exchanges there are
counted on from this circumstance in quarers-a
state OF things that would dstsrb mpoyment of fu nds
towards tho fall.
ffoduce remains much be fore-cotton Is firm at III
~ cents for New Orleans Flour Is more firm at ST. So
" 10 Tor mixed western good Ohio, SIS Grsin-whc
'" cen" red, ll0oents Corn in demand at 62b cents
Tor mixed western Pork is active SIS 81 for western
ns" BIB 81 for prime Lard firm al o. 10 cents
bee-Chcago mess 6l2 75s 8I3 Rice duh at Sia 81 81.
Freishts-but little doing Liverpool 9-32d -four
n 3D. grain, Sd
The stock market has bsen quite dull for the season. and
prices dreopj although money call on sock. is easy al
per
Yours. PRENTICE.
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ny-young Mems Christian Assoetstton.-Rooms Fow-
les building below y, tn. General
The library and reading day Sunday
ceOed the Of three and The best
newspapers and the standard reviews and magazines Of this country
and Great Britain regularly received Citizens and
WIN be cordially welcomed
:. ny order Of the Association.
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ny y. Q. MCGUIRE. Auos,on,cr.

TWo HANDSOME RESIDENCES AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On Friday afternoon, May 20, at O'Clock the premises,
shall offer public sale the and
the block buildings known Gathers row situated on
Thirteenth west, between u and v streets.
These attic, STYLE with
marble msnteis and OF the best They will
and afford opportunity seldom with purchase
private residence, well safe and profitable
capitalists always commanding respectable and
fourth residue in three
years. satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
]. G, MCGUIRE,
MAY I'D Aucuoneer,
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auotioneers.

TWO HANDSOME TWO-sToRY FRAME HOUSES AND
lots auonOn Monday the 21d instsst, shall se In
Of premises O'Clock, OF original lot No.
5ls with which
containing four good each. The above
property fronts 55-feet ALLEYS the alley
graded become The houses finished
best material his property Is sitused
4rh nd .trees west and @ and II streets north.
fourth cash balance twelve, and eighteen
purchaser the deferred
bearing OF sale deed given and
trust taken Title ipdisputable. GREEN h SCOTT,
May la-eod&ds Aucioneeu
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FlrrY-rnRD Day MosDAY, MAY IS,

FHrY-rMRD Day MosDAY, MAY 10, 1858.
The court met at 10 o'clock.
Mr. BRADLEY presented bills of exception OF the dc,
PENDANT the rulings OF the cou and being suggested
that the most OF the day would be occupied IN Their con
sideraiiop the Jury were dismissed until tomorrow.
That the counsel for The United States might have an
opportunity TO examine them, was taken uhtl
3 o'clock ,
On reassemb bling the exceptions seveIally eonsid
cred bat not having been finally agreed upon at o'clock,
the court adjourned
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ny 10. ". sTRATToS, Anosionc.r.

tPenn,gpanio avenue, south side, Tenth strset)
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD
On Saturday, May el ats O'Clock premises.
OF lots Nos and OF Dsvidons subdivision
49, fronting ~ feet inches NORTH between h
18th streets west opposite the residence Hon
and IN the Immediate ncgborhood Of Lafayette de
srah'e and fashionable location for 6rstciss
Terms One third cash residue In instruments at H.
and " months with interest satisfactorily Cooveyspcins
The expense Of the purchaser. TILE ind.putasl.,
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MARKETS.

New YORK, May lS-Tne stock market closed dull }.
day United States 6s Of 1867, 1904 offered sales
Canton Company at 81 Erie, S5s Nicaragua, 2st !;
Morris canal, "a Erie converbles 1871, 91 Harlem
GOT Norwich and Worcester, SGT; Stonington. So Cum
berland coal, 60 Cary improvement. I2i Cotton is in
lair demand at steady rates Flour steady, but active
sales of $500 barrels at 81 IS 81 62h for State and So
20 l2A for southern. Wheat tends downwards-saes of
oooO bushels at lis l2O cents for white Corn is steady
sales OF 10000 bushels SO 66 for Mixed and II
II cents for yellow.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, A.cuone.r..

A LARGE DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE. WITH BRICK BASE
mepi and lot at sucon0n Tuesday the 24h
shall SELL In front OF the double frame
with brick basement containing u and passage through
Of 2Si The lot fronts about loo
feet 18th and about 100 square feet and
ornsmented with flowers and shrubbery.
Terms One third cash balance in and years,
bearing interest deed given, and deed Of
the deferred payments. GREEN n SCOTT,
AuctIopssrs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.



BosroN. May ls-Heary Smith, exenxlnssr OF the nrs
department, found dead in the this morning
IL is supposed he died ia a mt
Nicss oil factory In Cambridge, destroyed by
ho to-day. 1t doubtless the work Of incoudiary.
Charles IL Keys arrested this morning, and large
amount ofcounterlet money found upon his person
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MANCHESTER, tN. H.) May I5.-A severe storm Of
thunder. lightning, and hail occurred yesterday afternoon
by which much damage done the growing crops
In this place 1000 panes Of glass broken.
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by GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auction..rs.

by GREEN d SCOTT, Auctfopeers.
OLD LUMBER, STONE, hc., AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday, the
Goth instant shall sell the south build
Of 18Th street and Pennsylvania O'Clock
M, lot Of old lumber, consisting Of
Yellow pine flooring, carved wooden msntes, and Venetian
blinds
10, Of free stone coping, stone, hearth stones
With a lot Of other refuse lumber. Terms cash.
GREEN h SCOTT,
May lp-2t Auctioneeu.
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By E. N. sTRATTOS. Auct,on.er.
(penrsyissria arenus, south side, n.Gr IotA street,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCT1ON.-ou Saturday
afternoon, May I'll, ats O'Clock the premises, shall
No g. In Dnvdson's subdivision Of No fronting
ION between and north, and running
back 1906 feet Title indsputabe
Terms One fourth cash residue IN twelve, eighteen
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest Al
the expense Of the purchaser.
10
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ny Il. ". sTRATTos. Auctione,r,


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT hUCTIoN-on Friday
May ~, ats, on the premises, shall ~ OF
subdivision OF lot No No. 5s
street NORTH between 4h and 9Th depth
freti alley
Terms Onethird cash residue In equal payments
twelve months. with interest," satisfactorily secured Tide
bic, Conveyancing at the Of the purchaser.
I'D
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design same following passage Miner.

The design Detailed IN Following passage
History OF Wyoming, page 2lTi
AT tor Jenkins, the uppennos in the valley, and only
above Winenoos there gathered The families OF The old
ior John Jenkins Badng Cardiners
ot zeal with others Not ppnzed Of the eobtuiy the
on The ornng OF the 3h Of Benjamin Harding etukeiy
Harding John Harding, boy James Hadse james Hsdsei
Daniel Weller John Gardiner and Daniel Carr, eight ALL
Their aud miles labor
Towards evening" hour when aid could expected
were attacked That they foug. bIaveiy admitted BY
enemy Weller Gardiner and Carr taken prisoners Jsnss
dadse and hts James, BpJsmin sukey Harding
killed Jobn Harding, the threw himself the
under the willows h mouth above with
anguish the dying his friends
Indians searched carefully for him.
he could have them.n
Few suhjsets could be SIMPLE noble inspiring
which hir barley such thrilling truth
uhess The of the before
group you have rancendant scenic combination Of
passion--at once ieroeious sublime.
Specimens may be and shares obtained frame
May lS-d5t - - ~
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Mr.. FsslTRs BxsKrIT.-Ths numerous friends Of Mr.
FOSTER OF the deserving tho thearca
company Of our city during the past season. have
ssnes OF interesting performances Csrusi's Saloon
euing, Tor his benefit The bill offered presents at
which, in the present dearth of public amuse mem
- W CIV, VIII gather, we trust. a full audience
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What he re very remarkable is Ibis that the number
of hands employed in lSi7 $780, and the prodact
1872 1871 yards wooen aud coons per week. I5l yards
per hand In 1852 the number of hands IL 633 and
the product 2,577,000 yards, pol yards per hand
The amount of wages per week is S37 $685. being abou,
the at the previous date, for which
634 800 yards made in 1852 than in 1917
This fact marks the progress of machine power gain
the wages on the weeks product of 1917 was two
cents per yard 1852 less than and half Thi,
saving is equal four and half per the whole
capital employed and is equal and three
cents the material.
The increase in the oonsnm ption Of wool per
has been Immense Notwithstanding the reservations Of
present and progressive ruin The consumption in l8l7
the close of the late protective tariff 1890 O08
pounds per The required now, after
era years OF "ruin,' shutting up mills -" shutting down
gates" and "dischargin2 hands, has risen 200 900
pounds than double. II will be observed tina I
notwithstanding this very great advance in DOL last year.
pounds per week, l600, 900 pounds per That
singular ruin" which induces the distress parties
be continually buying greater quantities higher prices
The quantity ocoth per spindle has also per
cent The result drawn from the table is
very high degree Of manufacturing prosperity the
country the quantity OF cloth produced is greater
than ever and commands better prices, being sold
siderable extent for the paper OF country dealers in
the cities. That the amount,o Of this ape existence is
very considerable there doubt float
ing capital has been invested in imported goods and in
material and labor for the production of domestic goods.
These both imported and manufactured, have gone
eonsumpon and those who outald the capital now hold
instead the paper of the dealers This Paper the holders
seek make available through the banks and the pogres.
oshs process corresponding to the quantity of goods sold
Ia fol
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BosroN May is The barque Chic arrived to-day from
Point Indo with dates March 2is She brings no new
of interest
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o. For Collector OF Taxes.Tbe of Captain
Y Bryant will sustain his nomination urge his election
above office. May l9-dt5hJune
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PHILADELPHIA May ls.-James o'Nei, convicted OF the
murder Of Soe, sentenced to IL year, imprisonment
to-day
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New BEDFORD, May ls.-A bold attempt made to
rob the Commercial Bank in this city last evening The
sleeping room of the cashier entered and the bank
keys stoen but the robbers failed gain admission
bank, and finally decamped.
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The captain Of the barque Undine, fom Montevide
al March, reports that had been received o
Buenos Ayres. The city stll beseged. The treaty
peace had not been carried into effect
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SAILING or THE ASIA
BosTos, May is.

Nrw York, May ls.The steamer Asia sailed for Liver
pool today with 1877 passengers and a66 l2s in spece
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CRIMINAL TRIAL.

CINcNSAT May 1.-THE charge Of forgery nzans, KS
saline was investigated today before Esquire Marchan,
when, the State having failed in sustaining the charge
prisoner released.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

BosroN. May ls-A destructive hail-sorm visited tho
towns OF Dearborn, Kingston, Newbuypor. &c yesterday
afternoon doing immense damage
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FINE Art Distribution,

FINE ART Distribution,
On Friday, May 20, at O'Clock p. m,
hundred eighty Numbers at 81 each SIR shares -.
WIN be oil paintings, BY Richards handsoey framed
enusd The Inundation and 40 copies Of r. o. o. Dadsys
"Wyoming" engraved on steel
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CO. ,. middleton City C0IAsCtoSJhs
friends Of gentleman him csndidsts ~
ths once OF city collector the ensuing election In June
May 3-eodol-
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Sales To-Day.
by GREEN q SCOTT, Auctione,

sales To-Day.
ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LARGE LOT CONTAIN
ing 900 square feet Of ground al aucuonon Tuesday
large house situated al the corner
and IAN streets north The house contains twelve
hundred feet The
Terms. !, One snh cash balance in ~ I a. 3d. and
ing interest from the day OF sale deed and deed Of
GREEN SCOTT
o. The above sale Is unavoidabIy postponed n,
consequence Of the an until Thursday the 18Th
Maybe Aaelionee1r..
by IL. n. sTBATToN. Auetioneer,
(Psnnsyisania avenue, south ride l0A areef)
SQUARE EAST OF AIS AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sALE-oa THURSDAY afternoon May 10, nso,elOes.
about 1000 square feet Sale positive
TILE ndisputsbe conveyuncos expense pur.
'" M%y ls-d
SUPERIoH sugar-Curcd Hams found Mt
, No family grocery 7h ID door below
stag and sbs, hams
J. a. Buryows, do
May Is-eolw j. CLAYTON BRAsHEARs
EoR HESr-Two large, airy chambers. with bath Apply
II 10 MRS. LAMB,
MAY 10 dtlstJune Opposite Wizards Hotel
DORTo Rico Sugar and moisssos at Auction On
FRIDAY NEXT the instant, u O'clock A. H. Dodg
wharf he cargo brig Fdts from Maysguer consisting Of
hhds.
bills. do do
30 hbds. choice molassen
E. e. WRIGHT, Aueuoneer,
May le--dinds Georgetown.
DBEAsANr Rooms, with Good Board, be h
taned Of Mrs sPALDING at The corner Of and OH
modern improvements. and
igibe situations In Washington. May ie-d3t'
NEW York May IA, Is53.-The undersigned this day
IN ~ William
" transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. mining ralruad government State city
bought and sold,
pomissory notes bills of exchange and loans negotiated
May p-du EMANUEL u. HART.
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The Gardiner Trial.

CRIMINAL COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM,
BIA.
Reported for Ino Union
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DJ- Feilow-CtuLcns OF the Fifth Wards A severe
chronic affection induces determine 10 be candidate for
reelection the Board of Aldermen.
5th ward grateful thanks their
eiecng the passed
sire
Respectfully, your fellow citzen, JOHN l.. WRIT.
May 10