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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15
THE FENIAN BUSINESS.
PROSPECTS OF THE REFORM MOVEMENT. WI
Mr. Adams 10 Retire in the Spring.

New York, Nov. 15.-The steamship
Persia has arrived, from Liverpool on the 4th
instant. q .rs -.r,-.., -
LIVERPOOL, Nov. A, forenoon. n.-Fluur firm
and some cases Of shipping per sack dearer;
no barrels in first hands. Wheat steady and
in demard, and 2a3d dearer on the week;
winter Ft1 los. 2dal0s.8i. Corn Cd better
on the week; mixed American 29s. .9da3Os.
Beef dull; choice scarce, Pork declining for
European. Bacon lower, and further de-
cline expected Lard 2sa4s lower. Sugar
unchanged Coffee quiet and steady. Rice
6lm. Rosin quiet and steady. Turpentine
dull. Petroleum steady and in demand.
The action against the Royal Bank of
England has been settled. 1t appeared Mr..
Leary, one of the Fenian prisoners, had
money TO his credit, the proceeds of bills re-
mitted from America. The Crown Solicitor
notified the Bank not 10 pay the money.
Leary commenced an action against the
bank and tho money was subsequently paid
to Leary's counsel.
The actions brought against the magistrate
and police will be defended by the Govern
ment. The defence is that nothing wns
sci ed in the Office Of the People except whnt
was necessary for purposes Of prosecution,
M. Gladstone is visiting Scotland. r,r
The Daily Ne,oS says his speech at Glss-
gov leaves no doubt Of the general course
Ministers will pursue IL supported by tho
county. They will not be slow to complete
tho work Of reform. Mr.. Gladstone has al
ready declared himself to be in favor Of the
extension of suffrage and in view of this the
Liberal party have designated him as the
lender OF the Commons. What doubt can
remain OF the true wishes Of party which
selects such man for its acknowledged
leader?
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TO the COMMITTEES on Platforms; but repudi.
ated the truckling of the Convention to sla-
very. This next year he was member Of the
Anti:Eebrsska Convection st Saratoga, and
sfterward withdrew from the Democratic
State Convention at Syracuse when it adopted
The Nebraska policy --.
He, always afterward voted with the Re-
publican party, was its candidate for secre-
tary Of State In 1855, and was elected to the
Senate Of the United States In 1857. There
he served until 1858, since which time he has
been in private life, until his recent appoint.
ment to the collsctorship Of New York.
II has been supposed that II would be
necessary, in such an event, to make an ap-
pointment Of new collector Immediately,
but 1t will be seen by the following dispatch
from Secretary McCULLocH that provision
is made by law Of Congress for the success.
sorship:
TEEAsrRr DEPARTMENT, Nov. Is, 1858.
@. p. Cifnch, Esq. assistant collector and
Special Deputy, Custom House, Ns,o York
sra: Your letter informing me OF Collector
KISG's supposed death is received. In thi,
Collector, under the 22d section Of the act Of
March 2, f77s, until otherwise ordered.
II. McCuLLocH,
.'i'. Secretary Of the Treasury.
The sudden death Of Mr.. KISe will be
widely dsplored. He was beloved by all who
enioved his anouaintance hero whore his
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Death Of the Hon. Preston King, CO.
lector of the Port OF New York,

New YoRK, Nov. v.r-l4.-Report says that
the Hon. Preston King, collector Of this port,
jumped overheard from the HOboken ferry
boat while in state of temporary alteration
of mind. His body has not been recovered
LATER.-The reported death of Preston
King is true. A little boy and girl saw q
gentleman, answering the description of NJ.
King, jump overheard from ono of the Ho.
boken ferry boats on Monday morning. The
hat brougbt,to the city was recognized by
Mr.. Thurlow Weed and Mr.. Kings private
secretary, aud Mr., Usher, deputy naval Of.
ficer. Mr. King, it is said, stated to very
intimate friend on Sunday night that be
would never sec him again, His health had
been poor for some time and latterly he had
shown indications Of softening Of the brain.
Mr. King had been much perplexed, ever
since his appointment, over affairs at the
Custom House, which weighed heavily upon
his mind, and undoubtedly eliminated in his
death. Those most intimate with Mr.. KIM
have carefully watched his failing health, and
recently he has been attended by q companion
who occupied q room with him at the AstOr
House and watched his movements. Mr..
King was bachelor.
Previous to the discovery Of the above
facts, the Commneiai, referring TO report
in morning paper, published the following;
There is no truth in the reported resigna.
tion of Collector King He has been in St.
Lawrence county, and returned benefited in
health. He left the Astor House yesterday y
morning, as was supposed, for short walk,
but not being heard Of was thought TO have
gone to Washington
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The Courts.

LCRmINAL CoURT.-Jmdgs Wylts.r-(Ed-
ward @, Darlington, Esq, District Attorney
prosecuting 'p.,r-
James Nelson, indicted for malicious mischief;
verdict guilty, and sentenced to Jail for six
months. Dav for defence.
John W. Wheeler, indicted for asSault and
battery with intent to KIM verdict guilty, and
sentenced to Albany for six years. Drury for
defence .u
vp George Bryant and Charles r. Bryant, in
dicted for burglary; verdict not guilty. Norris
for defence.
George Mallyshaw, indicted for larceny; YER
year. ,ai..
Martha Stewart, indicted for larceny; verdict
guilty, and sentenced to Albany for eighteen
months. Day for defence. .n-.
Anderson scott, indicted for larceny; Rrraigned
aud plead guilty. Sentenced to Albany for one
year. Monroe for defence. ~.
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The Fenian Scare.


mr. JAMES H. hALkR' acoordingto ourre
collection, was very intelligent, well-be
b,v.d subaItsrn In thu 9th reo;m.rt os ror.
80, -, -,
heot'eu' 'o'un'eeis' anu Ser'eu Win oredi'
| in the Department Of the Gulf, and subse
| quently in the final campaign in Virginia
AnAr Az. vso,., hard WORK and had suh,
+1'H 81
Ing, AZ does not seem remarkable that Mr.
LkLER should make q little trip to Europe
| TO visit the relatives and friends he parfed
| r. ..,,, " "A
'O" WV" '"'u' +'O' uOes seen ie
markable, considering the length OF the
journey, that he should be provided with
coin Tn tho au,ount of thirty v.s;,ht rornd.
,,,,,.' ,.s f
top snninBsi nor even 'nA' win some SOL
dierly pride he should take along his commits.
sions, the badge of his corps. or even n
,i.,., ..,.- :,
'i'A'i p''''i aiu 'o'y Niou0'ato qu@"''y Vi
the ammunition usually supplied for such
| weapons in this country. But witness the
f-;,b, NJ tbo Ero,;sh .r,bor;,;.. ,no, ,ho
H,sD' y. 'no e'" "u'"o,r''e' upo" 'n'
ADVENT oil thlS young man. we quote the
Dublin correspondence of the London Times:
This morninu bstveen Bvs and six o,c,ock
n respectable.lookipgy youp0 man. who gave
his name AZ Lieutenant James Henry LeIer
of the Ninth Connecticut Volunteers United
States, was arrested by Sergeant Deyoy. ON
landing from the steamship Iron Duke which
arrived at the North wall, from Liyerpool,
The prisoner was brought before Mr.. O'Don.
nell At the Chapel street polic. Office ,cborged
with having unlayfully in his po,,esE;o5 a
seven -barreied revolver. two bundred rounds
OF riaed patent bali cartr;dees, ,,5;rL are
,to,s1 m L ,o;,o,,5. n no, oFn.t.nt ,.,.,s
sion cans four military drill hooks fopr com.
missions hearing The name NJ lame, n IoIar
10 serve in the Connecticut Riae Volunteers
"A lieutenant and colonel. nIso, as described
In the charge sheet with "baying in his nos.
session at The same time and plae. the snm
Of thity.eight pounds and ten shilling, In
qold, ali supposed for the purpose of Feninn.
ism, and having carried the same from Amer.
lea to this country for treasonable purposes. ;,
There were also found with the prisoner
several scraps Of paper r. containing the namel
n beaut;Sully sxecutsd a1bum containirr Il,
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General baker Pressntsd.

The Grand Jury Of this District have pre-
sented to the Court, Gen. LAFAYETTE G.
BAKER, Chief Detective Of tho War Depart
ment, on a charge of false imprisonment o
Mr. JOSEPH R. Conn and Mrs. LUor CoBp,
and for taking away from Mrs. CobB .op.
fifty dollar notes, and from Mr.. CoBB . pa,
don and other valuable papers. The pre-
sentiments have been handed to the Dis.ric;
Attorney for the purpose of preparing indict'
ments.
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ALrooEruEn, tho aspect of affairs In N

ALTOGETHER, the aspect of affairs In Mis-
sissippi is not favorable 1t is manifest that
the Legislature and the people do not intend
to meet the demands of the Government, il
they can, in any way, get around them. If
they do not perform their duty willingly,
they must take the consequences, The Pres
ident has been remarkably lenienti he has
INDUCED them to an extent that has caused
him to be regarded with suspicion in some
quarters, and openly denounced in others.
He cannot indulge them much longer II they
continue to triae with the responsibilities
which surround them.-NaSsvIHS UntoH.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELpHIA, Nov. 15.-The through
train from New York to Washington, which
EFT New York at o'clock this morning, ran
through turn-table at Newark, on the Jsr-
sey Central railroad. Two men were killed
and several injured, including Dilks, the
bnggage.master, who was slightly hurt. The
train will reach here at clock.
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Diplomatic Relations with the Repuh-
lie OF M exfco.

Major General JoHS A. LOGAN has been
appointed Minister, with Col. BROWSING, late
private Secretary to the President, as Secre-
tary of Legation, accredited to the Repub-
lican Government of Mexico. This announce
ment will be received with great pleasure by
the people, particularly as it has great sig
nidcance in several directions.
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Decision in the RED River cotton Cases.

CNcNsArI, Nov. ia dispatch to the
Gazette, dated Springfield, Illinois, yester-
day, says Judges Davis and Treadfeld made
a decision in the case of the United States
Us. 900 bales of cotton claimed by parties
in New Orleans, Cincinnati, and Havre, dis
missing oil claims on the ground of incapacity
Of claimants to make purchases in insurrec-
tionary districts.
Gen. Duff Green, of Alabama, died at Mo.
bile on the 10th.
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THE "Heir-at-Law would have gone of
very we'll at Growers Theatre last night II Mr..
spackman, who was gGining a good reputation
here, had not chosen to substitute "Toodles'' for
"Jord Duberly." An attractive bill Is up for
Tonight, aud preparations are making to bring
out "London Assurance - with great splendor
Of scenery and nicely Of detail Next week we
are 10 have the glorious Murdoch.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

BREvEr Cot. HESRr PAeE, Of the Quar-
termAster's Department, has been ordered to
Arkausas for duty. Col. Page is, we believe, the
o1lv member Of the 18th Massaehuset.s regimen,
now in service.
MAJ. GIN. J. b. SAsBoRNE and Maj. Gen.
Steele had brief interview with the President
this morning.
JoN BELL, Of Tennessee, called upon the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

A SOLDIER belonging to an Illinois regi-
ment recently married negress at Ameri-
Gus, Ga, whereupon his indignant comrades
tarrod and feathered and drove him on; He
was probably Southern man by birth and
education, and Hoosiers and Suckers don't
take readily to Southern habits.
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The Persia Detained iat Quarantine
Shipm ent. of Specie. ..'

New York. Nov. 15.-The steamer Persia
lie detained atIquhrantine. There Is no sick
ness on board, but there being few passen-
gers from Paris, their baggage Is to be fumi-
gated. The steamer will probably come to
the dock tomorrow. '.-'
Tho steamer Java, for Liverpool, took
$780, 900, principally in bar gold. a..
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The Opinion of Tennessee as to What
Should be Done with Traitors,

NASHVILLE, Nov. IA. - Yesterday Mr..
Trimble offered resolutions in the Senate
against the Confederate leaders. closing with
these words: THAT for their bad eminence
and great crimes against their felow.men
and the United States, jeff. Davis and his
accomplices have justly forfeited their lives,
and deserve and ought to suffer the extreme
penalty Of tho law" ."'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

New York, Nov. 15.-The Tines has a
letter from Havana, dated the 8th, reporting
the defeat and capture of Gem 0rteaza, in
Michoacan. 1t is also reported that orteaza
was executed
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

New YoRk, Nov. l5.-Cotton steady at SO
cents. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
advancing. Corn has advanced cent Beef
firm. Pork steady. Lard firm. Whisky
dull and nominal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

INTERNAL REyEsIE REoEIPTs.--The re-
ceipts to-day at the Internal Revenue Bureau
will amount to over $400, 900.
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A BOLD THIEF.-About 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, a boy about Is years Of age,
named John Henry, while passing weisenfeld y
clothing store on the corner Of Four -aud "a half
street End Pennsylvania avenue, grabbed a suit
OF clothes hanging at the door, and ran of; but
the act had been witnessed by n young man in
Mr.. Weisenfeld's employ, and he al ouee gave
The alarm by cries OF "stop tn ei,' when Henry
dropped his plunder, and was, a,ser an exciting
chase, captured on Missouri avenue, by Ohicers
McCOlgan aud Coomes, and Justice Walter = few
moments thereafter committed Him to Jail for
cOurt. ...f.
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FIRE IN ALExANDRIA.-We learn that 0
seciors Ere occurred IN Alexandria to-Gay, upon
lhe wbaryes where quartermasteI s stores VI ere
dons3lted but we are without the particulars.
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The New York Coiieotorship.

iho No" hoEA NohoosoNhP'
RoBERT DESNIsros, formerly Comptroller
of the Customs, is urged by parties of great
influence as the successor of Mr.. KING in
the Collectorship.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSr Hon. Michael Hahn end Hon.
Thomas W. Conway, Of Louisiana, will addrc -
the National Equal Suffrage Association at the
Unitarian Church, corner Sixth street aud Louis.
lana avenue, on FRIDAY EVENING next, at
L ( o'clock. The public are invited. nol4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

during the ensuing winter. plan OF co.opera.
tion, previously adopted by tie Badieg' Relief
Associatioa, beng called for, was read by Ml' $
Nay A. Macon, aud considesed and the sent. :
nelt that tn me shod wal expedicLs scented 70
prevail; aud Mrs.E INye 5, Mrs. Il. M. Biyslow,
and Mrs. J. 8. j. yno tvoro rppoiutsd a commit!
tee Q" correspondence, With power to edd to 'heir
nuIabe. one from each Sale, whose p2ss2sss y
shohlu be 10 make known aud promoi
OF this Organization.
.Mcsar5. Myers. Waugh, ,Jsyne, aud other gen
tlemsn expires ed their views on the subje
when 80 hour for tie Pddress having Arrived,
Rev. j. Il Shipherd, Secretary Of the America 1
Freedmen AID Commission, was introducs d,
who proceeded 10 give an "of-band" speech,
which sbounded in fac,s aud argument. He
urged the propriciy Of harmoniEing and uniting
the various associations iato one general aud
active supervising agency, yet deprecated the
exa, gera.ions which bad been publicly made
with feierence TO the "2o,0 900 utterly destitute
and suffering persons--generally negrocs-1n
this District, and thought that the statements
made In certain official "r seni-oilicisl circulars
were not only outrageous bat unjust and untrue.
He d d not deny the. much suHering does ana
mugs exist, and encouraged The laudsble eGors
made by the ladleI and gentlemen to prepare 'or
| all demands or appeals for relief In our m 3.
He then gave his views with reference to s'7
present and prospective condition OF the fre =
men OF the South, aud drew picture Of the e--
slave3 and ex-Elaveholders which was touchi is
on the one haud aud exasperRting on the other.
He described the desttution and suffering which
must preyaN lrouSh tue south during tue win
ter, In consequence Of the ravages Of war; and
asserted that the scarcity Of provisions was %
great that on careful and Official examination u
was ascertaincd that twenty five thousand would
actually die from want and starvation 10 Georgia,
thirty thousand In Alabama, and relative num-
bers in other States, unless relief could be af-
forded from outside sources.
s He stated that the former masters and par
doned rebels were unusually cruel aud yindc.
tive toward the freedmen, aud would oppress,
and degrade, and brutaliEe them In almost every
conceivable manner; and he declared in EN-.
phatic terms, that when restored to the Union
they would, II possible, perpetuate slavery in
reality, " not In name, unless the mos stringent
safeguards were enacted by Congress; and he
believed the ballot as we'll as the bayonet, should
be placed In the hands Of Toe loyal black men Of
tile South IN order to preserve their liberties and
the honor Of the nation. His remarks were en-
forced by many pertinent illustrations, and
listened to with profound attention and we only
regret that we cannot furnish space for more.
The officers Of this association are Mrs. d NJ.
Kelsey, President; Mrs. l., NJ, L. Kicks, Vice
President: Miss Mary A. Mason, Secretary; Miss
Georgia Jayne, Tre. and Mrs. J. 8. Jayne,
Kicks and Miss Harriet Teasle, Managers.
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81 Library OF Congress, Washir -
TO5, November 4, ls65.-The Library OF Cougre IS
will he reopened on MONDAY, November 18th,
aud will be open daily Sundays excepted) on
and after that date. A. X. .sPOFFORD,
no4-lOld Librarian
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HOTELS board gentlemen and ladies' car
penters board houses.
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ss- To Consumptives.-Th under.

19- To COMMUNICATIVE UNDER
signed having been restored to health In a Jew
weeks, bya very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung afoc-
tion, and that dread disease, Consumption, is
anxious to make known to his fellow -su uferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy OF
the prescription used, free Of charge,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will and a surs cure for CoSsUMP
TIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, COLDS, SC.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread
Information which he eonceiyes to be inyslua-
BILE; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as It win cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wiliiamsburgh, Kings County,
2S.Smd&w New York.
CO. Wonderfully StranSe.-8Iadaine
NJ. II. PERRB0AULT, who has AstOnished The
scientific classes Of Paris aud London, has now
permanently located herself ut Albany, N Y.
Madame Perrsgault, by the aid Of her wonderful
| Instrument, known NJ the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce life-like picture Of the uturs hus-
band or wife OF the patron, together with the
date OF marriage, leading traits Of character oc-
| eupation, etc Thisis no humbug, as thousands
| Of testimonials can assert She win send, when
desired, written guarantee that the picture is
what II purports to be. By stating age, height
complexion, color Of eyes and hair, and encIos.
| ing 90 cents and stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, ;you will receive the picture by return
MADAME NJ H. PRRREGAULT,
p. q. Drawer 2O2, Albany, Ny.
Ocle.lyd&w
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RHEuM, CANCERS, RHgtMATIsN, CONSUMPTION, aud
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by its use, AS thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price 81 per bottle or for 90.
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AS-Iron In the EiOOd.-Tho Peruvian
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80 page pamphlet sent Fres
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Sold BY druggists generally. Oe2S-SmdSw
AS- The bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
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Urinary and sexual Systems. Sent free, In
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aE- Attention.
Fl =; Il

Island Hall, November 18th. Important bust:
ness. A. BOSWELL.
nol4-2tS
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WANTED HUNDRED PAIRS
FGtToN MARKET,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington Couniy, Ia the District OF
80 cal estate of John n Voris, late OF Washing
tou City, D. c., deceased. AN persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the Same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the lilh
day Of November next: they may otherwise by
law bo excluded frCm all benehtOf the uaid es-
tate. ,..--r'
, Given under my hand this l4th day Of EoSem-
Der, 1855. JENNIE YoRs,
nij.w9wA Administrative.
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Lips, ChilbfaIns, &e.-HEGEMAN 4 co.'s Cam
phor Ice, with Glycerine, cures Chapped Hands,
&c., Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth in the coldest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price 2j cents. Sent by mall for is
cents. HEGEMAN & CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3m New YoTE
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az The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warming and Instruction for Young Men. Alao,
Urinary and sexual Systems. Sent free, In
ssAlsd anyelopes. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIR
HoUdHToR, Howard Association, Philsdelphia
Pa. mh5i.y
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uBx TELHa GRAPH,
FROM EUROP

ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA
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H1- United Stetc5 Sanitary C1m - .
HoS.--CEsTRAL OFFICE, WAsHINGToS, D, c., lo-
vember l, lS6j.--All persons who may hold IL
so.ted claims Of any kind against the sanito ryk
for adjustment to the General Secretary, at The
Central ohlce Of the Commission without delay.
a.. JOHN g. BLATCHFOGD,
FCn,
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ASTwenty-nye Centsto Save Twen-
ty-nve Dollars - HBGEMAN'S Concentrated
BenEiue removes Paint, Grease Spots, &C., in
stantly, and cleans Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, 60. /,
equal to new. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGRMAN & CO.,
.Il Chemists and Druggists,
nol9 9-d&W3m New York