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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


Our Fortress Monroe Correspoudence.
FoRrRsss hoSRog. June 8, 1865
Notwithstanding all the dispatches lately published
from Washington that JEFF Davis ex-President OF
the exconfederay had been transferred from hs prison
at this place to Monitor and then the Capitol Prison,
the fact Of the Is that he Is still confined within
Fortress Monroe pying the ceh (cassmate No.
~ The vigilance heretofore observed by the military
Authorities In relation to allowing visitors inside OF the
fertilization is still rgdly sustained by Major General
Miles commanding the district and post Except on his
pass person. whether resident OF the place stranger
can gam admission.
That Davis will DO removed from here shortly there Is
not the slightest doubt but for the present he In the
best and possibly safest place His health seems TO DO
greatly impaired. medical attendant waits on him
daily c. G. Clay continues TO occupy casemate No.
s, which assigned to him his arrival from Geor-
gia after being captured.
ARRIVAL or sEcRsrARY or THE NAVY GIDEON wxLLRs
Yesterday the United states gunbOat Santiago De CUBA,
Captain Gibson, arrived in Hampton Roads from cruise
having board Hon. Gideon Welles, cretary Of the
North Atlantic squadron, at repaired board as
soon the Santiago de Cuba came to an anchor, and
Rchnond on the formers yessei-the flagship Malvern,
Captain George W. Graves, following after.
7. GENERAL ORD GONE TO WASHINGTON
On Saturday evening Major General Ord commanding
the department. arrived here from Richmond, en- rouse
for Wash ngton whittier ha has public business
General Ord has abored establish good order in
his department. and 1t Is not ayng too much that no
has succeeded admirably He Is the most popular
department commander since the office established
The brilliant part this able officer has performed in the last
scenes of tho defnct rebel cOnedeacy too fresh in the
mind of the pubc,to need revertng to at this time Az
a and soldier in our gallant army stand more
eminent than Major General r. O. C. Ord.
COMPLETED
Now that the rebellion is crushed and our heavy ex-
penditures decreased have been taken
pete our unfinished seacoast Notifications From time
10 time heavy appropriations have been mndo by Con
gress to finish Fort Wool As labor scarce and the
force OF labocrs which could be obtained needed tn work
ever, Colonel Beaverton chief engineer Of the depart
ment, received Instructions from General Deaeld, at
Washington to employ additional labor, and proceed
with the work on Fort Wool There now two stories
of this fort completed, and, when finished ii will be the
American waters
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Cleaning the Streets.
AWARDING THE CoNrRAcr-$498, 500 PER ANNUn
For KEEPING THE CITY CLEAN.

AWARDING THE CoNrRACr-$498 500 PER ANNUn
FOR KEEPING THE CITY CLEAN.
The Street Cleaning Commissioners met yesterday
norning at ton O'Clock There q large number Of
Me would be contractors In the outer oce over whose
hoes hope dependency chased another in quick
succession Anxiety however was plainly visible in ALL
Il was pleasing thing to look forward half million
Or dollars per for The performance duties the
asr neglect Of which in past years had rendered the
phrase street cleaning term little understood by
unfortunate pedestrians who in Let and previous winters
we're obliged to wade knee deep through q sea Of
mud The man who named the lowest figure
chuckled inwardly at success which seemed almost
sertain, and had promised himself " Astor dinner
and bottle Of Cl!quot he might be officially
potiled OF his good fortune As the door of the
sSose sntcrestod we're invited TO s,cp in oac rnsh
was made for the entrance. Mayor Gunthsr Inspector
Booze and Comptroller Brennan the members OF the
commission present Hopefully the interested parties
hazarded "good morning. to his Honor the Mayor.
Graccusly he returned the recognition The Mayor
and stated that after careful aud proracted consideration
Che commission had decided on the parties to whom
they would assign tho contract In making the selection
he remarked they not acuated by any motives but
she best interests Of the city did they select the
tewest bidder lowest bidder collapses) being that
che community underrate the amount o. work which Is
required 70 be done, but have selected the parties
who, In their judgment, will be most likely, from
ther experience to do the best justice TO the city. Tho
bidders selected were Mess,s Brown, DE veau and
snnum The contract Is for ten years. Mr. Brown is
well known the contractor for the Coton Board and
Belgian pavement; Mr. De Naan has for many years
cleaned Broadway and other streets the satisfaction Of
she citizens tho Mayor says while Mr. Knapp Is the old
Street Commissioner and has therefore, the best
scption Of the business required to be done The
sract IL not yet signed and the commission intend in
sorting some few items when, II agreeable TO the terms,
Che contractors will be allowed twenty days 10 get into
working order After the Mayor had thus dashed tho
hopes Of the other aspnts to the ground they retired
70 ponder their disappointment and concoct other
contracts with hope for ultimate featherng Of their
nests. ~
II To be hoped we may have no more cause for com.
PLANT Of the dirt of thorou hfarcs and
Abe sooner the enter their duties the
better.
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Of nlisota The Seventh resifA'nt National Guard win
serenade Generals Grant ThomA and Logan al the Aston
House q eleven O'Clock IN the svA ming
Eias In wxr STREET. Shortly before n'ns O'Clock
last night fire rgnsed in the snoohouse connected
with the provision establishment OF d. W. IL Mile
man. 162 West street. caused bya piece OF mcst falling
upon tho grating the Hre Tho nrNnen were
promptly ON hand and extinguished tho DIRE bsfore any
damage OF account was done
Tho alarm Tor the Eighth district, at . quarter past
nine O'Clock, originated from the Of Broadway and
Park place-a false alarm
FIRE In CLINTON pIAoE.-rhe alarm for the Fourth
and Fifth districts shortly before O'Clock originated
from the kitchen Of tho European House. No Clinton
place. caused by the flooring underneath the range taking
1re from the heat There no damage done 10 the
furniture or the hotel The stock OF clothing in the
store ON the irst hoor, owned by Dubois damaged
by water TO the extent OF about $50 insured for $500 In
the Park Insurance Company The building Is damaged
TO the extent OF SIS
MTrAEH IN rHE NUmBnx--rhe attempted wife muir
der, which took place Tuesday night last WIS incor
r'ctly located by the reports printed The event
occurred at No 200 Canal street. and not ut No 2l3
Tb correction du the proprietor OF the latter place
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The American Medical Association, composed q
yhysicians from all parts Of tho country commenced
oheir sessions to-day the Representatives Hall In the
eAte House. Dr. Henry J. Bigclow, Of Boston, made
address Of welcome TO the delegates Dr. NJ Davis, Of
Chicago, President Of the Association, delivered the
hus address, which eloquent and instructive About
Ore hundred delegates were present to-day.
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Soldiers Passing Through Philadelphia


The commissioners appointed to locate hall Cor the
preservation Of the records and memcntoes Of the
met here oday and resolved to select the
lot in this city, IL the authorities will donate the same
The commissioners pre- Governor Fenton John
A. King, Hamilton Fish, Edwin ID MORGAN, Washington
Hunt, Myron II. Clark, Willard Fillmore Ira Harris, John
d. L. Pruyn, Thomas 4. Alvord ard Lockwood l.. Doty.
Messrs Pruyn, Harris and Fish were appointed
tive committee.
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Marine Disasters.

TORONTO, june o 1900
the propeller North went ashore IN thick fog Mo-
hawk Reef Lake Erie, yesterday. She had cargo Of
Sour and pork. The vessel Is filed with water.
Tho steamer Kingston, while endeavorng to avoid a
raft In the St. Lawrence nver struck rock in Cedar
.sspids and rapidly nsd Her pilot drove her ashore.
- lire Wss leuk
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City Intslligencs.

oRur corro,s saLs.-At one O'Clock p. NJ yester-
day there In mense sale OF cotton at auction at
the Exchange rooms iii Broadway, upon government
account The staple was mostly Savannah and sea
island and was apparensA in demand There agoOd
attendance OF the heavy mAu and the Exchange had
little the appearance OF the DAYS before tho war The
prices obtained Tor the swe founded upon god
hence the apparently low figures in tho table OF
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News from souri.
N0WB hTOHbh MHNkOUrHs
enoDAsLE DEFEAT OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION


ST. LOUIS, June 9, 1855.
The election on the State Constitution To- day
passed Oh quietly The majority against this constu-
sion will probably reach i've thousand In st. Louis
The b. Louis companys extcnkve lard oil manu-
factory was partially destroyed by fire this morning
Ioss about 81, 900; insured
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Gan that raised in India, or anywhere else, will
be shipped TO Europe as freely as heretofore
eotton speculations in India must be expected
TO result In q universal crash among the
British houses engaged in that business!
when cotton raising in India first commenced
TO take a start some four years ago, rapid
fortunes were predicted for all engaged in it.
a paper published in British India stated ut
that time that even clerks in stores would be-
some milliOnaires all of sudden. 1t appears
that most of the plantations were held under
heavy mortgages, and the owners were screwed
to the severest pitch by the mortgages; but as
soon as the demand for cotton came mine OF
wealth was opened at once, just like our petro-
leum resources here, and the holders of planta-
lions saw ready means OF escape from their
pressing obligations, and at the same time an
easy road to fortune. But all these expecta-
lions are destroyed by the settlement of our
domestic difficulties, the opening Of the South
ern ports and the egress of Southern cotton.
A terrible financial crisis has already begun in
the India trade and we should not be surprised
II ruin became general.
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The National typographical Union.
Pm purA lima A

At meeting Of the National typographical Union this
morning Mr. Robert y. Craig, Of s. Louis, was elected
President; Mr. VIM Knon, Of Boston, First Vice Prcsi
dent; H. j. Durburrow, Of Philadelphia, Second vios
President. Mr. VIM y Moore. Of DssrolA wS elsosAA
sscreisv snd Trs0sufsA
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NEwBsnN, C.stcsmship Ellen Terry--Mr Preston,
lady and chi MI IIaett lady and three children; Mrs
Carver, u Davis W Smell q II Booth Mr. iisladay Jas
Ereeman o Bren, John Shore Robt a Arnold w q N
1ridaman. Lieut. ketehum and tsp % ths stesgass.
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Haileck's Words-'.None Know Thes
but 10 love thee thee but praisernay b
fairly applied 70 PHALON's NIGHT BLOOMING CERHUq
No who the perfume relnguishes t. -
rosy lips OF commencing and recomGasnA
ing It, Sold everywhere
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

10 FDirOK HfRALD.
Respecting tho reos Of porcelain found in the IN
exhuml tons at Hercuapeun. which havo FORWARDED
to the Society Of Antiquities In Iondon whereof your
respondent the bottle resembling BRAKES PLANfA
TI0N BITrEkS undoubtedly placed among ruisl
by the agent Of DR. Drake desire that he
rect every respect II bottle araf
our lettering the language OF the ancient Romano az
feren from the literature Of that
has other business this In Europe and ID
Italy a. all No doubt Americans carry Plantation Bttess
10 0me; but trying TO impose upon society Of anqusrans
In this quite useless and do not APPRECIATE "
joke II Ia unnecessary for spend In EuroPo
while unable - supply the demand these oeie.
brated Bitters hero Respectfully
r II. DRAKE 4 CO.
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Tho Teeth Ortan Die

Tho Teeth Often Die
long before the system loses its youthful vgor This shout
not be To prevent this species necrosis frrgru
SOZODONr II keeps alive spse
less the and elastic the breath aud ~
mouth clean.
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MN BArMAs's Leah Ia to be revived at the London
heatres The production of dramatic version Of srs
Woods East Lynne, written expressly for the great
American hu9edisnme by Mr. b Webster Jr, is accord
hgy postponed.
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This is touching the point with needle, and
Il Is needless to comment upon it.

Dun .<FrE-TwBwrIEs IN ESGLAND.-United
States fve-twenties, which ran up to sixty-nine
in England upon the news of Lees surrender,
but which subsequently declined ten per cent
In consequence of the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln, have rallied again to sixty-sevcn
and half, with a still upward tendency. The
idea is evidently finding its way into the thick
NOODLE Of John Bull that neither traitors in
open war nor bands Of stealthy assassins can
destroy this government; that 1t is in the hands
Of an intelligent and powerful people, compe-
sent and resolved to maintain it; that it cannot
DO put down, and that its securities are good.
John Bull is slow scholar; but even he has
learned the ways Of wisdom from his costly ex-
perience in the ways of folly.
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Movements or General sherman.
BUFFALO, June o, 1885.
General Sherman passed through here this afternoon
for Chicago where he will arrive Wednesday night.
General Grant will be in Chicago next Saturday.
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FINE ARrs-The Sleeping Fsun, Miss Harriet Hos
ners much admired contribution to the Dublin Exhibit
ZION, has been purchased by Mr.. Guinness the great
Dublin brewer for thousand guineas.
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Get Mrs. .. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Re.
and Drcssng-rhey act the producia0
rapid growth and nav life Sold BY all drussists
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER 4 WILSON. co Broadway, n r.
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Address to SmOkers.-P0llak & Son,
Meerschnum Manufacturers No COZ Broadway Fourth
street. Pipes and Cigar Holders retail cut 70 orosRs
boiled mounted with silver and repaired
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Cedar Camphor for Moths.-savs Youn
clothes and yon considerable money now G. G.
HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN, BossoaL
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A Poor EXCUSE BETTER THAN NoNE.-What-
ever may be the designs of England towards
other countries, it has always some excuse at
hand for its own position. No matter how I'M
fairly it may act, its ministers are always ready
with an explanation. Lord Palmerston, no
doubt much to his own satisfaction, explained
how 1t was that belligerent rights were ac-
corded SO promptly to the rebel States. Poor
man. he could not help it! The United States
government declared the Southern ports block
aided, and no nation can legally blockade its
own ports without at the same time giving the
parties in possession of them the rights Of bel
Ggerents. Therefore honest England, always o
stickler for international law, was compelled
to acquiesce in the decision OF the United
States. The Nord, Paris print, exposes the
hypocrisy of Lord Palmerston and his asso-
ciates by the following simple statement. 1t
says
This not the place TO discuss with international code
In hand the value OF Lord Pamerston's doctrine. We
content ourselves with citing fact which proves that
England quite recently did not apply the theories
which, according to the First Lord OF the Treasury have
determined her conduct in the American war. The
French government proclaimed the blockade OF certain
ports of Mex CO. Did the Cabinet of London dream Tor
all that for an instant OF recognizing beigeren rights
In the the troops OF Juare Certainly not and
had the ex-Presdent taken stops London analogous
with those OF the government Of Richmond the reply he
soad hare received is mol DO bt The clever rather
than serious arguments of Lord Palmcrton could only
be intended therefore, TO the unpleasant impress
sion produced in the United States by the promptness OF
the English In recognizing the secesonsts
Is begerents by shelterng that prompness behind the
inexorable principles of law
This is touching the point with needle, and
It Is needless to comment upon it.
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Gouvaud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Has
from low forehssds any part OF the body 81 nailed
81 81, ~ his depot t53 Broadway near Grand street
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chcvaltcr's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 10 original color stops Its falling out keeps I'd
head clean Stands above with other han
ssing Sold the drug and nj oce No LII
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALIER. n. ID.
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Knapp's Extrael OF Roets for Making
Root sxtract from which the healthy bsvera09
known Krspps Ro Beer made. IL put up bottles g
70 cents and ~ escb sufficient 70 mako 10 rs ana
OF the IL II also Furnished root besS
maker. by the gallon At e In TIN cans one gallon sssh.
gallon u the will make Sd gallons Of the beer,
Full dreotons accompanying each bottle General
depot, No 362 Hudson street New York sold By drusgso
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Cloth and Parchment Tsgs-MauRer's
ITO Resds street.
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Barry's TrlcoPhsrOus, for the skin and
HarPatronizcd by the principal families in Europe aan
America This excellent article IL admitted he tho stand
ard preparation for all purposes connected with the hair
its falling or Graduates scurf dandru6 &C. and
Keeps 1t in the beautiful Its hsbitual
renders the OF oil pomstum any other preparations
1Snson Gsyey y Queen street. Jersey Europe shaver
Gins Paris Birch Co., No. Wordsworth street Dubfnj
Antoun, Port .rassc No. Hamburg; Goeelf yoss Hazl
Granth.m Llneoln.hrs; conenl.. Madrid Spain; Connie
Graham, Newfoundland Bursoync Co., San Francisco
Watson Prince Edwards Island; Hampstead Belize. Hen
ma Iarous vers Cruz, Merico; Kennedy, Jaiapa; wet
Prussia: JocAste, Russia; Barrn China; Manovo Japan
Principal Office 81 Pearl street New York. and By AL drug
gsts throughout the United States.
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Card to Drugg ists.-Dr. Csouraud Haa
increased tho size Of bottles fer hi. ORIENTAL CREAM
Hereafter the retail prices will be 81 50 large botoo3
small size, 70 cents. By the dozen. 81 and S.
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A Wholesale Mems Furnishing stock ~
retail cheap best 81 White Shirts for S0 100 Papo1
Collars for 81 So No Park row. opposite Astor House.
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California Hock.-vintages 1887, 1882
1850 ard lo2 the best kind OF Wine for the
PERKINS, STERN co,
Cal Wine exclusively, $50 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservativs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No Aston House
The dye applied by skilifui artists.
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Diamond Rings,
Of all descriptions twenty Ave- Atty, seventynve en
twoy hree hundred TO thousand dolla3
each. For sale by 6EO. O. ALLEN, ais Broadway. on
door below Canal street, formerly OF II Wall street
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A.-Legal Lottery Prizes Cnshod. on
cal drawings, circulars and information sent
J. Il. CLAYTON, ~ Wall street. New York-
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An Item from No. 513 Broadway.
Why GENINS dashing styles OF Dress Hats for gentle
like series of popular resoluons! Because they
carried unanimously.
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Htll, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-stylse
neat, suitable Executed in the best manner only. Ne
Barclay street
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and
all Diseases Of the feet, cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, ~
Broadway
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kontuoky Races.

Kentucky Recess
LoUIsvulA, June q. ~.
A. taw woodiAwn races to-day. the Lexington 90
Alexander won, in closely contested two milo hesAA
in 3:s8x and 1913. The ars. mile d tho second boa
WAS run In -
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A.-Marsh's Truss Once, 233 Broadway
Museum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Braces Elastic Stockings
Abdominal supporters he, carefully applied and sAtsfsS
ton guaranteed.
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Ask for Mrs. >. A. Aliens Worlds HAIR
Restorer and Dressing people appreciate them s
country aud Europe Sold BY ali druggists
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Hoyt's Hiawatha, the only Perfect Re-
sorsve for gray hair No sulphur Harmless and reiaba
10 University place.
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Mrs. ~. q. Browns Metaphysical DIE
covery Kills the root OF all disease Price o. Boud sarssA
Send for = circular.
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A.-Hubbels Golden Bittcrs,
The regulator of the system and preventive - an
diseases Incident to and chsngeabie climate Ne
person should be without II.
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Return Home Of Maryland Soldiers.

BALTIMORE, june o, I5OO
The returned Maryland soldiers were welcomed home
to-day by splendid public entertainment ut Druid Hill
Park at the expense Of the city government Governor
Bradford addressed them. There immense turn
of citizens and great enthusiasm prevailed. Many
Northern officers present, guests, and were
charmed with the beautiful scenery Of tho Park.
Soldiers Passing Through Philadelphia.
PHLAprrPHis June 9, 1866.
Thirteen thousand returning troops have arrived in
this city the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad
since Saturday. Three thousand arrived here to-day
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Try DR.. BickneIi's syrup-A safe enA
sure remedy for a. ,cnterv disrrhoa, &c - -.
- pkNAs BARNES CO., Agents.
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At Messrs. Fowler & Wells, Phren0l0.
gsts, 30 Broadway, Examinations with Charts given daily
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Selling stakca THIS I'm. rwood Sift ana - behfa1
Stakos have each five entriA
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United States Passport A~r--- 7rH~~s~-
vsy. room ss passports procured 81 thnri naios.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Gold Paid fes
prses Information furnished Highest rates paid f.
doubloops and all kinds Of gold and silver.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 Wall srssk
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The Bridal Chamber-An Essay -
Warning and Instrucson for Young Men fue,snsa -
Howard Association OF charge IN seAsca -
veopcs. Address DR., J. shilliD Boushton HOWARD 49,
citation, Philadelphia Pa