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cu.tom, the Class assembled On the Collescfreen,
and al smoked their long pipes together Tor the
last time The reading Of the GAS nistory, 'oT
tiers from absent members, &c, with irequenI epl-
sode. in The way Of instrumental music song sing
inc and dancing under the greenwood tree" oc-
eupied the afternoon.
At 10 O'Clock in the evening the Freshmen as
seubled on the State-House steps to ceieorste
their usual "Pow-wow" in honor OF taking the
sophomore seats in the Chapel, After various
,peeches they formed procession and marched
through the city, accompanied BY an excellent
band of music and bearing numerous Transparent
cies and notices. .5 az
On the whole the day ard evening PASSED. on
very creditably to the parties concerned anu ''''
pleasantly TO all.
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FROM NEW-HAVEN.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
and brave.


Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
NEw-HAvEN, Conn. June II, 1856.
The usual exercises of Presentation Day took
place yesterday in the Chapel of Yale College.
1t is customary here, when the Senior Class have
passed their Biennial Ex animation at the mid
ole of the Summer Term, for the Senior Tutor
to present them publicly to the President and
Faculty as candidates for degrees. The present
Glass, numbering eighty-nine members, were all
presented in due form at 10 o'clock A. NJ. In
medately after this the Glass Poem and :aton
were delivered. The Poem, by Lyman ID.
Brewster Of Salisbury, Conn, was beautiful pro-
duction and every way worthy of the occasion.
The Grafton on American Institutions" by
Adolpbe Bailey of Vermillionyille, La, was char
aeterized by deph of thought which is rarely
net with in efforts Of the kind. The following
Prizes were then announced by President Wool
SLY:
SENIOR CLAss-.4s,yonomioai Prizes.
Fst Prss-W. Hartord George Taeoti, West Hartford,
Second P,ise-wm D. Alexander Sandwich Islands; Giles
Potter Lisbon, Com
JrsIos CLass-For Latin cfths Flint Term.
Fir,t P,,.eNIevi l. Paine. T. Randolph, Mas.
Seoord Prse-Dsyia J.. Brewer, MidaetOwn, Conn., VIM
J. Harris, W. Brsttleboro', VI.
For Mathematics
Firif P,i-e-Julius Gay, Pennington Conn.
Seond Prise-DIyid Brewer, Mddletown Conn Edward
=. W LIi4n. JNurl4gs Mass
SOPHOMORE CLAss-F@ Enoiih Conpori0s-
First Division.
Fi,sf Prt-e-Augus'us H. Strong, Rochester. Y. Y.
Second Fr.e-Afed l. Edwards, Brooklyn, l. l.; ~ Dana
Wells, Lawrence Mass.
TISd P,i,e-George s Gray New-York Cyi Wilder Smith
Albany, n. Y.
second Division.
Firt Prze-Sormsn C. Perkins P0ufert, Vt Moses Tyler
Detroit, Mich.
Sectnd Prize-George A. Eolen Sutton, Mass
Third Trize-HeDy 5. De Forest, so. Ednes,on, ~ Y :.
Johnson Douglas, New. Haven, Conn
Third Division.
Firft Pri=e-HeLry Huntington, Cleveland o.; Gyms
Norhrop, Rhge6eld Conn.
Sec nd Prize-John c. Day, Hartford, Conn.
Thud Prize-Johu T. CrUxton. Paris. XIV.
Prize Foen-Georse Prast, Z. Weymouth Mas.
FRESHMAN Class.
FreihnGa sohoLaylsip-AcGson Van Name, BinghAnton
n. Y
Seee.d IN Herf-Georse B. Mcclellan Okhbbeha County
hhs
70, hdfh>ndiioal Solutions
Flint Prtse-Josiah w. Gibbs New Haven, Conn; Adiison
Van Name, Binshsmtou, N. Y.
sscoae f'i1s-Rcbsr ~ Bese, Washington, D. c.. Henry
Z. sweeiser, Nsw-Y0rk City.
TAnG Prt=e-John n. Davis Gsrard County Ky.;
Frt,borp; Wp 7. Harris ~ kinsly Coun Wm 4 fIubbel
\. stnrston, Conn; Wm p. Lloyd. Trenton N. George
E. Mcclellan ofbseha COsnty, Mia henry Pra; Itch
fsld Conn.
AT 3 o'clock in the afternoon, according 10 the
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CESsUs STATIsTIcs.--A Census Of Boston, Mas,
has just been completed by order of the city autss
ties. The result has not been published, but y,
Irdreler tells us that the aggregate population y.
probably not much exceed, if it reaches, 1900.
This is by no means as large as had been expecN
and shows a very inconsiderable increase over 4
census Of 1850, which was l36,ssl.
The Town of Wheeling Va, according TO o>
census just taken, has population of 14136 perscs
being al increase of 2,70l over the census Of -
which was II, 435.
II appears from a statement returned by the Tor
slip Assessors Of Onondaga County, o. that the Dus
Der Of white male inhabitants of that County anOui
to IA, l2G.
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A CHEAP DIsIgFEcToR-Prof. Nash, of Amherst
College, gives the following formula for making what
may be termed Home made Chloride Of Lines
Take one barrel Of lime and one bushel of salt dis
solved in as little water as will dissolve the whole
slack tie lime with the water, putting on more water
than will dry slack it, 30 much that il will fom very
thick paste; this will not take all the water put on
therefore, little of the remainder daily until the lime
has taken the whole. The result will be sort of I'M
pure chloride of lime, but very powerful deodorizer
equally good for all outdoor purposes with the
article bought at the apothecary's, and costing not
onetwenteth part as much. This should bekept un-
der shed or some out-building. 1t should be kept
moist, and II may be applied whenever offensive odors
are generated, with the that it will be effect
i've TO purify the air and will add to the value Of the
manure much more than it costs Ii would be well
for every farmer TO prepare quantity of this, and
have it always on hand.
How much more sensible it would be for the City
authorities TO this mixture, which concentrates e
uyia, instead of quick lime which dssipaes through
the air and into every body's lungs.
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HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship Cahawha, r. w.
Shuieldt Commander, from New-Orleans June 9, and
Havana - arrived here yesterday morning.
From Havana we have not an item of interest Of a
political nature to report. The Sugar Market was
active at high rates, but freghts falling There were
10 American or foreign men-of-war in the harbor
The Cahawba has had veryple asant passage, and
brings l63 passengers.
The health of New-Orleans and Havana continues
remarkably good for the season of the year.
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From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Tuesday, June -, 1856.
The following fact viii afford some idea of the
cruel treatment under which the Chinese free
"colonists" labor in this island.
Some two or three weeks since on an estate at
the termination of the Mscagua Branch Railroad,
seventeen Chinese laborers went TO the Mayoral
(manager) to complain of the bad quality Of the
rations served out to them. In return the Mayoral
knocked down the spokesman of the Chinese with
his stick. On the others attempting TO resent
this treatment the Mayoral summoned TO bis aid
all the white Spaniards employed upon the estate,
and they set to and beat the Chinese until three of
them were killed and several others seriously
injured. The brutes who thus acted have been
permitted to go unpunished 1t is notorious
throughout the island that the Chinese are more
cruelty treated than even the Africans.
Correspondence Of The Charleston Standard
HAVANA, June 10, 1855.
Since my last advice il seems 70 have been deter
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Fsr fAs fvossfoa aad sass-sasess~i ~ c
and tAs AscAants mad Ussfss -fsh,
IA I'LL be epsasa cy Of wasnsnssea rAaaaa, a.
day o feersay, Less ~ Tho now and spscaai taa =
Smithsonian ns'uuoo which : one o. 'as most masaaess, ~
To ,s saAbiuoa ne mspaisssassss mechanics, as. -.
tors, aud al ahss dssfk display tne sssu VI lsl. -
ingenuity, snd taste, ifon al ponous 81 s uaAon sora
Inc msehaeTs department vii 10 under me cham,
superintendent sseom power hAtFes, talbot, Se' - e
An issenaias 10 exhhit are rsaaesed 10 siv. aous,
day posslev. Goods Should be accompanied ~s
Ihe eoaisses heese,e, tesl ia.,uas eoaussss.
a eoriens Of as Unien 30 ere Second ashsetoa ~
eslea, arseles valuable opeorsun,y o. naA,as iss.s
shae their novvly aud uu.is she superior a ~
Workmanship, and tets anatseua =" NE pufpsses stSa
Thsy would respectfully seliois he l.ss. sh,s.
Of when heretofore "a J
and iraute tnesc aspssss u is proposed -
al such contributions 70 eonrs Of ladies, and %
Giles " pru,iuns q iswelsy Se suited 10 the sas, ~
The nsp ml be opened Sr tno reception Of good, an =
aay January aud The EVENING Thursday c.
February, o'clock, the exhibition viii be formally a \
e reception Of vistes and centiuus open snaisyus
40 article depos,,e saturday night ~ pearasn
entered upon the Judges ss faf competition penam 49,
such a. tae eeasuee satisfied despxcasa ~
lance reached To. hai by day laes
rive from unavoidable detention,
Articles designed ior exhe,non only win be received ~
charge, until Tuesday atsa 9th 81 February 10 eors n
which ,ir depcsnse viii be subject to charge
Spprenuees and maos articles Of sit
inventions shall specify their age and she time t,y m
Al drror,,ed Cor competition aad pfemam mus
American manufacture, sonsp.unusy sheied with
the maker and .nventat lif
OF tn. deposition OF Wh'rb ahe must b. ust.s
cssk bringing the xaods Tor en,sy tas ~
Prices be axsd. not, al tbs option OF the eHhiaita
baposlofs, al the time al entry, viii receive aucsst
their gnods, w,ii aiso admit thra the eah
ala times when open ia the public.
NJ. B,-aaos should hr addressed IA oi"wst 'tAthsss
poHtan aessaioss Iasstr, WaAsn xssns al G. and
of ARTICLES, and the as i~
Them, distinctly marked on tho packages They should l-s
conipan,ed by detailed invoce.
Circular containing detailed Intersections ws be fet~ad.
given, application Ia the
WIN urtlt Of
should bo addressed,
Grt3
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UNITED STATES Mail California. vita spin
II wall and Panama. month";
steamships approved by the NAVY Department, OF
1000 burden, guaranty ing speed aud safsty
Panama railroad completed obapo 10 miles from
Panama.
The embraces 81 miles In
Aeynwai obspo and Is miles Of land
a recently 10 thorough order
In honrsfe
only transferred from
alongside the
There viii be transportation in future this
The ensfr ely sickness description
being Yuk,
San Francisco, deenn
The rou reliable.
II expected the the Atlantic viii Be regn
iarly and the Pacific, in ~ 70 l2x days.
wiJeave the day
wall
Through tekrs ite rates. agency,
West street, New York.
S-sdif
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United States Patent once,

Washington January III, 1885,
I'M petition Of Charles Davenport and Albert Bridges for
bridgeport the extension Of
granted Them the Alb of May ls4 for improve
constructing railroad 10
the lateral the bodies thereof from the
prnou said pGlen which pqce the 9Th day May
1856
Ills ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday, tho 23d OF April al 10 ocmck and all
persons notified appear show they
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing required Gle the Patent
Office their objections specially orh wiring at
hearng oil testimony filed by either party
hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
the office, which will be furnished app
The testimony in the viii be closed the 3h of April
papers relied upon testimony, be
filed the Office before the of thai day the
ments, ii any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this be published ;hc UGou tnel
gencer and Evening STAR Washington, D o.; Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Pa; cisnihc American, New York aud Post
Boston, week for weeks
the 23d day OF April next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. SEdiors Of above papers will copy and
bills Patent Office, paper containing This notice.
I--lawJw
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Al these papers be made matenals, n'shed
aduerauon VIII be
tered into for supplying the quantities stated such The
public but privilege
greater quantity greater quantity
quired in such deemed
cessary.
Samples OF each kind of must each bid and ali
samples mu be Office Gee
proposal BE- signed by the making
specify
per land but pree) Of each description PIPER.
delivered such
Designated good nrder free % all
pessc the inspection, count, md
Superintendent and be respects sasflc
Blank proposals viii be furnished this Office
applying for them and will be consideration
unless substantially a.resins herewith,
plying OF srtcts, failure supply quantity
will he considered
Rach bidder required fun sh with his
evidence his ability erecete
ME W evidence win he rejected
be addressed
Printing Capitol OF the Untrd
dorsed, Proposals for supplying Paper
A. q. SEAMAN,
Superintendent at Puhic Printing.
Jan s7--a,aw,d lint, sentinel, siarl
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THE DAILY UNION

proposes carry "nccodnx the BAT without
specification win be considered horseback
serv
49, modification Of bid la It's essential terms is
mount q bid, received interfere
regular competition, amer the last fo receiving
bids
10 Posimastars cerufy afcsBcy
persons
responsibility and ali bidders aud snrctes
distinctly notified that, failure 10 perform the
service proposed for Ia the bids their legal
liabilities will be enforced against Them.
81 Contractors and department
with others Of thef
sueieney substantially IN the forms above prescribed The Ger
Of be by OF the
places before named Judge u cearr of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Poar DErARrAgRT,
January ls, 1855.
Jan g-Iaw4w
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Dec 7-law6w

HARDWARE AND CUTLEfY.--The subscriber has 10
ii complete OF goods which have
selected from the both
the offered
Of nom Our
comprises
articles, every article required about
under ia. head OF hardware
Building n,aera fine assornen excepting sash weights,
AT 3ceDis per ID.
Mechanics toals, every variety aud mostly warranted
Leather betting and hemp packing Boston factory
Grey Brothers. door springs, warranted for four We
the and will furnish dealers factory prices
beautiful OF feather dusers New York prices
cheaper than other styles.
All which cash
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign Of The large Gill Saw, Penn.
Nov s--eolm between 10Th aud ih
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No. 53l.
NOTICE OF the temporary continuance Of the land
IN office Vincennes, Indiana.
compliance Congress- approved February 49,
Offices sla
continued vineennes Indiana until final sa
the OF Con
gess approved July twenyseven eighteen hundred and fifty
entitled An ascertain and adjust the titles certain
gwen
525 dated January 49, 1885, directing the scontinuance
land offices Indiana suspended in ITS application
until the required by the aore
July 1884, Of the commissioners shall have been
fully performed OF which due notice will be gven
Given hand the city Of Washington this l7 day
February, 1855, .,
33- EtT JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
Feb l5--lnw6w linz. l. Star
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John ~. uUTsiAAsN, Importer Dealer IN Wine
ke Penn south side between
oh received hs a
above, consisting u part Of
Madeira sherry Port q yious grades. Champagne, in
Nd pnts, different brsrds
A areatv srr % Rhine o
Also, sparkling red aud white prices FROM
~ 50 per the highest order.
And numerous other kinds Of wine.
coRHsc, pale and DARK schednm la
maea rum ane Old whiskey, irish malt, eorda snd Havana
cigars.
Dec Ai-2tawifsw
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No. 500
Notice OF Restoration and WITHDRAW wal OF cer-
tain Lands In the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant I'm Missouri,

NOTICE il hereby that in Of The representa-
IN the delegation M
Of material change IN the Caro- and
Fulton railroad heretofore Withdrawing
lands from market
OF said lands should substituted
lieu hereof conormaby said which Is direct
and situated considerably south OF the old the President
his ofdei bearing date The Isl February directed that e
townships hereinafter which
Withdrawn from market by his order 18th May 1885, and
their continued by public 49, bearing date
5d January 1884, Tor the Cairo and Fulton railroad grant ~ e
State OF Missouri shall be
situated townships named below Including OF the
within limits Of
said shall subt
uad and reserved from sale 90 entry eempion claims NOT
Therefore, subject
NJ. which subject
the OF withdrawal aud which have
enpted following will subject
entry aneteeath day Of MareA
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Academy Of the Visitation,

HE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
day la september when, hitherto, the
be bestowed the OF the pupils
Of a finished educati
II desired che hso icai Of studies may BE- pursued
French greatly facilitates The studeni In
~ knowledge ui thai languages while
reaching mosic both and lstFumena
The pupils accomplished scientific performers
separation OF pupils
maie, and the result has been beneficial 10 IL huene
youthful mbers OF hs academy,
Aug IL 3awa& Septi5
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Oa sad ayler Tuesday Aove~ssr Z, 1854,
TnE Alexandria day sor Gofdonsse aud asene
date o'ciock hs arrival OF the boa
from giving breakfast board Goa
meeting Manassas junction With uaa ez sessuEg Al War
for Wsuesron, and Gondonsvii
with the Virginia Central railroad foo chmond Char
lotfsssile, and Stauasoa.
Tho eordonsvie daily Alexandria and inemedst
statees before "a me ARRIVAL % the trains
yesia railroad from Richmond Charlottesville,
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No. 527
Sales of Alternate SECTIONS Postponed.
mo. SELL

NOTICE hereby given, that
IN meri,orous
and ether would
lands public sales OF UnicJ
the Southeast Pacific
advertised In
held following Offices December
President ordered those sales be
and take place as follows, TO wit:
Louis, Monday the
August next
Office Jackson commencing Monday 18th
August
Al Clinton, commencing Monday,
August next
Office Springfield, commencing Monday the a
OF August
mi Land Office, The
December A. D. thousand eehi
iusded and fly four.
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Tia Commits
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For ynchhnfg, connecting
Mondays Wednesdays. aud Fridays.
For Luray aud New Market Cat
pepper ON Tuesdays, 1sussdays and Saturdays
For Wiuehsief daily, with stages Piedmont
For Middlebnrg daily, connecting
Per order; w. d. BRockErr, Ag.aL
7-du
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
Printing.

orrice SUPERINTENDENT PuaLsc PasTIso,
Washington, January IS 1855.
IN pursuance provisions
vide for public SIC, approved 25
1884, scaled will be this Office the Capitol
until "wednesday, the 1sth March ~ O'clock
furnishing the following quantities and descriptions of writing
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~. IL. GILL &c a.

Has removed hi ofec his r.i1 10 FTankha Row
OF aud Theeph lie ~l
tion principally the Uni,.d
having devoted much The law viii
advice and opinions legal arising hnfe
lhe nt ee ard appeals % the cie nsfce
tasres sf District ~ couMbis and will also
rspsfaton end rial Of sBifc CONCERNING patents.
He wi also opinions prepare s
bsving Congress either
win prosecute claims before board established
sdIudica
s-fu
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Law school of Cumberland univsrsity, az Iehalan,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caraihers late one Of tile cen
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Green the uuges supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley,
their WHO'S
the school.
Plan iastrueio.l Daily examinations Of each
books No of
daily The OF the examinations
al law which NJ
given
and prosecute through oil the
practice. The framed prepare
dence in the trials some Of taken by appeal
which ~ held monthly the aud 10
public the cad Of session The students clr
M jurors circuit Judges and chanceors and in other official
lacies connected their suits
Session1he the third Monday
Thursday February The
tho succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses per $780, advance; enntinaan
III $50 Students furnish their
which canb Do had The isebaaon bookstores.
required compiele unless
No previous required
There four regular classes. Students may
a during the collegiate year.
Nun % stu the collegiate e.ghty-siN
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb il-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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T. ANTHONY. No. Jos broadway, New York, n.an-
Ia uacurer of daguereoypc apparatus, nangs,
cases. of plate chemicals, fancy frames
cases. caope paper chemicals paper pictures,
description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
o. ason's celebrated also voigtiander Sban
hand.
3o6 Broadway, June IL, 1854.
IHnnsl0 o. ID
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CkENbNSs ami
EMPRESS.
boats carrying The United States mail wiz
Alabama the lst ~ November
Mobile daily and Moneomery dai The arrival ~
daily Montgomery with
he ears, and al Mobile New ORR, mail
leave Selma the downward nip
six O'Clock, a
will be commanded by able and experienced
officers, viii safety
Of passengers.
freight by viii hfy
per barrel, dollar per bale OF
For freight passage having elegant apply
board,
Oct 27-d6m COX, BRAINARD, n CO
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NOTICE In hereby given that L have obtained from
IN the Register of The Virginia Land Office, duplicate OF
No 26s6 issued James Kennedy for his
war, Che original having loI and
shall apply Ofhce ASH
ingon, D. CT scrip the unsatissd portion Of the
GLO w. STEPHENS,
Dee In-law3m Attorney in fact heirs.
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I
deepes gni. AMPLE and strict adherence pcs
system feel u uhed expecting increase
thos very lAfse) during the approaching year.
" order that ~
ant while expressing blanks pGBbr 81
rAses who ~has selr esh,
ohffs VINO promptly settle bills
noabce a'er mncs that epaon AT
refusing o. nsgecng ciose bills when
trni~a are decided dn3oet of fAbsh
n'nt noe a few month. in on assaba asn
swrts' prohtfse - 2 cal settle Il a days.R
Being ihonashiy that the pnci
Pes on which conduct and fhat or
~ all fsbay,
declare rha DELAY IN bills q neither
BROTHER.
Dec 93-eoifl0 Central siofes,v west building
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DoUiN~Ds's PisAtIfCEsThe Practice In Courts Of JUS
~ tee England and Tho United by Conwsy Robinson
Of Richmond, Virginia so d Price, So Ias, pabiished,
Feb FRaNCk TAILOR.
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DRoposAs carrying Let
1855, lsi Of July,
sfCALFokNiA and In ihs Teuny WARRINGTON, WIN be
Contract once Once
Washington, unti the Ism May, 1855
decided By The 18Th May 1885, The
i1u.Sl arru anecd med via
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Hamilton G. FAINT,

Banker Exchange &C., No i32 Pennyipania
aNsr- Washington, ID. c.
1NCURRENT money land and Virginia scrip bought
u and sold.
principal cities sold in suit purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on cunmissloD.
Claims against The government collected
Dec l--3mdkw