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Bl lSINEss CHANCES.

Al OLD ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPER
hStsnd at the Ut E.ser and Division .ts uou
ooinf stn1d business with scod route of customer.
riu bc sold cheap ID applied for 70 DAY Apuly at
iCj Nassau It, room ina
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS

ka'tor Of the NsU York He,ah:-Respectins the
relics of porcelain ware found in the late exhuma
tions at Hercuianeum, which have been forwarded
TO the tociety of Antiquities in London, whereof
your correspondent says the bottle resembling
Drakes Plantation Bitters was undou btedly
placed among the ruins by the agent OF Br
Drake we desire to state that he is incorrect in
every respect. II bottle was found there bearing
our lettering, the language of the Ancient Ro-
mans was different from the accepted literature OF
that day. Our agent has other business than this
in Europe, and has not been in Italy at all. No
doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitters to
Rome; but trying to impose upon q society Of
Antiquarisns in this way seems quite useless, and
we do not appreciate the joke. It is unnecessary
for US to spend money in Europe while we are un-
able to supply the demand for these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully,
Ty 22-lw P. 81. DRAKE 4 Co.
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~The Twenty fifth Army Corps, tcolored,1
now at City Point, has been ordered TO Texas.
INew York expects to have clean streets
soon. She is to expend $500,100 tor that pur-
pose.
HThe large iron bridge across the Poto-
mac river, at Harper's Ferry, was sWeptaWsy
on Monday by o sudden rising OF the river.
~The salary of New York Common
Councilman is $4,000, but his "picKings" are
illimitable
HThirty.seven female Postmasters have
been appointed during the month OF april
HA. J. Hubbard, who recently retuLneo
from the South to Frederick, mo-, 1as peen
held to bail to answer an indict@sn' Iof urea
son. c.,
a A ;onrnaI edited wholly by members
nesssania SEQ nSio. African persuasion, has made
,ts anpearance at Nashville.
EThe stars and stripes were raised over
1aff Davis house, by the negroes, on the 18th
10 oon raised the flag on Fort Sumter.
~ Several important improvements are
now being made at Fort Lafayette. 1tis being
cleansed in all parts, heavier guns are being
mounted-includlng some columniads-and
the defences and cells are being materially
strengthened.
~Paris is enjoying i've trades strikes-the
locssmiths, tailors, carriage builders, hatsers
and dyers.
SThe sixty days allowed to dssertsrs
from the Union army 70 return expired On the
10Th instant Those who have failed 70 Avail
themselves OF these terms are ouflaWs, &C.
cording 70 the laws Of Congress.
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LET Us BE MIRoIrUL TO ouRsELvE,

LET Us BE MHRCIEUL TO OURSELVES.
The physical structure of the strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies
are endowed BY nature with . certain negative
power. which protects them to some extent from
unwholeseme inHuences;bu this protection is i'm
perfect, and cannot safely be relied on in un.
healthy regions. or under circumstances of more
than ordinary danger. Therefore, it is wisdom it
is prudence it is common sense to provide against
such contingencies By taking an antidote in ad-
rance in other words by fortfying the system with
a course Of HosTITrER's sroM4oH B1rrEls, the
most complete protective against all the epidemic
and endemic malades that has been administered
in any country. As remedy for Dyspepsia. there
is NO medicine that will compare with it. Who
su ufers the pangs of Ind gestion, anywhere on
the face efthe earth where HosTErrER's g BITTERs
can be procured does 30 Voluntarily; for as surely
the Truth exists. this invaluable Tonic and Al.
terative would restore his disordered stomach to
cislly recommended, aud in cases Of confirmed
Constipation it affords speedy and permanent re-
lief In Canada, the West Indies, and Australia,
the BIrTBRs rank above all other medicines of the
class, and the demand for them in all foreign
countries increases every season. my102w
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE YELLOW FEVER PLOT

THE YELLOW FEVER PLOT,
EtaminatIon of DR.. Blackburn-The Evi.
dence Again Him Conc lusive-He Gives
Bail for $4,000.
TORONTO, Nay 2i.-The evidence In the case
of DR.. Blackburn, published to- day, gives de-
tails Of the yellow fever plot.
The testimony of the principal witnesses is
corroborated by the afidavits of MIR. Oleary,
and w. j, Hall, both SOutherners.
The couns ell for the defence admitted the evil
dence, but contended that there was no de cided
authority in support Of the prosecution for
conspiracy to murder In q foreign country,
and that it was not punishable by the com mon
law in England, unless it was contemplated
to murder the head Of a Government
Blackburn's Bail Accepted.
TORONTO, May 25.-In the case Of Black.
burn, OF yellow fever noteriety, the magistrate
to-day said, owing to the uncertainty OF Eng
lish law, required In such cases of cons piracy,
he should not assume the responsibility OF de-
Gliding the case but would send the prisoner
before the judges at the next assiZes. Bail has
been accepted in the meantime to the amount
Of eight thousand dollars.
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Affairs in Fredericksburg.
From the Fredericksburg Ledger, Volume l..
Number 3, Nav 23dl

NUMBER 3, may I'D
The Ledger will be now, and forever Lere-
after, neutral in politics.
Business is beginning to revive, and several
of our leading merchants have gone North to
lay in supplies. Many of our old citizens ara
fiocking In from all quarters, but one spirit
prevailing them all and that is to build up old
Fredericksburg and make her o great manu- -
featuring and commercial city.
No Postmaster has yet been appointed for
this place, though we suppose one will be
very shortly: There is no lack of candidates
for the position. Among those mentioned in
connection with the oface are DIR. Jno B. Gar
land, Major Chas. Williams, George W. Roth =
rock and z. T. Thorn OF this city, and r. H.
Bryan of Stafford.
Provost Marshal Starbird informed Us last
night that /, 143 citizens had come for ward and
taken the oath Of allegiance, and that seven
hundred and fifty -four paroles had been grant
ed to Confederate soldiers. In the first num- -
ber are many of the leading and influential
citizens OF this section, including every one OF
our city officials.
For some two weeks or more after Col. Sum-
ner took charge of this post, rattons were
freely issued to all in need, over 500 per day
were issued for while, but this has new been
done away with, the intention being merely to
help the needy until business opened and sup-
plies should arrive.
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From Tennessee:

CINCINNATI, May 24-The Gazette's Nash.
vile despatch says a bill was introduced in
the Senate, yesterday, requiring lawyers, doc
tors, ministers Of the gospel, and all persons
elected to office under the laws of the State,
to take the oath that they have no way aided
or encouraged the enemies of the United
States, before they can practice or hold office.
The Cumberland river is very high, and is
overfiowing portions Of Nashville.
? Work is progressing rapidly on the Atlanta
railroad. Guerilla parties in that section
have almost entirely disappeared.
General Hobson, of Kentucky, refused to
receive the surrender OF Champ Ferguson and
other notorious guerillas, and notified them TO
leave his district Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

~New York has population Of about one
million, and dwellings enough to shelter, with
crowdIng, about eight hundred thousand. The
most ordinary two-story brick kwelling, six or
700 year, while in London a furnished villa,
with nine or ten handsome rooms. within a
few minutes walk OF Kensington Gardens,
can be had for 5000. The same con nvenlences
in New York would cost $4,000 at least A
man of small means can get comfortable
home within an hours ride of London, and q.
yearly railroad ticket along with 1t, for $3.50.
In this country the railroad tickets would eat
up that sum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

A HRRMIT.-Just outside OF the farm gate,
on the country seat OF John. Hopkins, ESQ, on
the Hartford road, at the first toll l~gate, q her
NIT has taken up his abode. He has q stone
under q tree for q seat, place for q fire, and q
himself nightly. He wanders around q por-
ton of each day for the small amount Of food
necessary to sustain life, and always returns
before night He is German from Hanover,
sons passing in and out the gate, and has oc =.
cupied his present position for the past four
years He is victim Of disappointed love, q
refugee from political persecution-or some
thing else !-Baltimore County Union.
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Important Judicial Decision

HARRISBURG, May PA decision was rem
dered in the Supreme Court this morning, in
the case OF William Shallenberger VS.. Mary
w. Brinton, an appeal from Nisi Prius, in
Philadelphia. The case is important as in
volving the constitutionality of the United
States legal tender notes. Judges Strong,
Reed, and Agnew gave opinions affirming z
their constitutionality, to which Judges Weod-
ward and Thompson dissented.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARK TIMHi

TO SOLDIERS l-WALTHAM WATOHESl
Let every soldier, before he returns home, pro-
vide himself with an American Watch; NO better
use can be made Of money than to invest it in one
OF these durable and accurate time pieces 1t is q
kind of property that constantly returns good in.
terest, and its money value is so well known this
POCKET full of silver dollars wouldn t be as use
full.
Bold by all respectable dealers in Washin gton,
THl AMERICAN WATCH CO..
my 2t-lm Office, 1S2 Broadway. Y.
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~ Many bodies of the victims OF the Sui
tana catastrophe can be seen floating in the
river and lying on the banks and in the drift
wood on both sides, as far down as Whita
River. Many of them, owing to the tempera-
Some of them have been made the prey Of dogs
and hogs, and doubtless other animals. Fif-
teen miles below M emphis, on the east side OF
the Mississippi. near the head of Cow Island,
the nude and purified body Of q lady was
seen. Many of the bodies have been picked up
in the river by gunboats, wrapped In canvass,
and thrown overheard.
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SPRING AND sUMMER CLOTHING.

New styles superb Stock Of Dress. sack. and
Olethine. Furnishing Goods. do. 10.
We sre now prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men .
s.nee style variety and eIcelence Of fabric and
hithfulness OF manufacture, has not been sur
market
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemen g and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment Of Gentlemen'a q
Furnishing Goods, cemprisins everything neess-
sAry for q complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO., 36e Pa. av.,
90 l0-8m" Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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IL The entire length of the new railroad
between Vera Cruz and Mexico will be three
hundred and fifteen miles, the highest summit
level, eight Thousand three hun dred feet above
the sea, being double the height of any ether
railroad in the world; 1t will have an incline
Of twenty three miles and grade OF curves
have q radius Of five hundred feet. There Is
one bridge to be built two hundred and ninety
feet high, besides several tunnels.
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TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN
lk8 THE CITY OF WASHINGT0N.

~MoNUMENTT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN
H8 THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.
In order to give definite shape to the desire 40
generally expressed that . suitable Monument
should be erected in the City of etou to
memory OF Abraham Lincoln, the City Osuucils
Of Washington have taken action resultin in the
Fl 81 AssSSs9s t. b called LIN
sd iasntHRI9HHRS SgHSa aRfs!s !WsiLLAoH, Mayor,
TfssasaSGhEoSRSaiE Treasarear-GEoRaE ? W. HY RIaas.
The Directors will be announced hereafter.
It proposed to raise for the purpose the sum OF
at least 900 by subscri ptions, to be limited In
amount from one dollar to ten per individual con.
Such is the general solicituds to contribute for
such . purpose that it is not doubted that the
amount requisite can be prom pity raised and the
monument erected within the year 1885,.
Duly: :aut thorized collectors will be designated
for this Distriet, and persons throush9ut the tae
an1'ss 20 & ESas
Treasurer of the Association.
As it may be di1hcult to send individual! receipts
for the contributions received. they will be ec
knewledsed nom time to time through the public
PIT IL is earnestly hoped that every newspaper
threuxhoat the country will call attention to the
object of this Association and give is such edito
rial sneouragement - shall secure general
n is the desire of the Association to raise .
opumspt that :h:l be greps,ly 90 nm
dseeased-one that shall be ereditable alike to the
With such ends In view, It il not doubted that
this appeal win meet prompt ana nniysrsal
response. myz-Im
TINITID STATS RlVlNU1 STAMP OYTT01
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SON, one of the wealthiest men South, died near
Edenton on the 18th inst, aged so years. He
disinherited his relatives because they es.
poused the rebel cause. AT the outbreak ne
told his slaves the war would free them, and
they could 20 or remain. It was he who dis
charged Henry Olay's Indebtedness Of &36, ,o0Qs
nnknnWn TO the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

COMMITTEES, It appears that the 1000 Poles In
Paris are,suferlng greatly from indigenee and
several have been found in the Seine, in the
space OF week. 1t Is also true that thirty or
forty Poles were found In q row in the Hud.
son River the other day, although 1t perhaps
ought to be added that the latter were shad.
nQles.
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SECRET DISEASES.

Sdssdyitdn's 6tt is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered, Cures In two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
NO basam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages. ~; fe.
male s..
Sanayitan's Root and Herb Juices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, sero fsla Ulcers.
for S. Sold by 8. O. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHlATON'S ITCH OINTM1NT. It
cures Itch aud Salt Rheum In 4S hours, also cures
Chillblains Ulcers and all Iruptions Of the Skin.
Sold by all Drusgists. q. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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escue of Seameu.

PORTLAND, ME, May 2i.-Nine of the crew
Of the steamer Meteor, blown up off Cape Hat
teras some weeks ago, passed through Portland
to-day, on their way from Montreal, where
they were landed by the steamer st. Marks
The St Marks saved 81 out of a crew of l0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26
Arrival of TreasuPe

NEW YORK, May 25.-The steamer Oriel.
from Aspinwall ON the 10th, with three hun.
dred and sixty thousand dollars In treasure,
has arrived.
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Steamboat Collision

ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The steamer Mercury
with load of sick soldiers, collided with til,
steamer Hard Times, last Monday night, abou
thirty m lies below Omaha. The Mercury was
sunk, but no lives lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

Nor 4 Few OF OF fH1 WORST DISORDERS that
afict mankind arise from corruptions OF the blood
HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA is q rem
edy Of the utmost value. m25-6m
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &C.,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp.
mar2-D&W,ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, BEAuf1PY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY OoHoKN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One
or Decootion. m25.6m
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CoLaArE,s HONEY SOAP.

CoLeATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universa
demand, is made from the ehoiceH materials, Is
mild and snolient in its nature Jragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, Jan 23-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

NEVER WEAR A COUGH, or irritation on the
lungs, when you can buy AYERS CHERRY PEG
TORAL, the worlds great remedy that cures it.
nv 21-lH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-
PLxIoy follows the use of HELMBoLD's CoNoEN-
moves black spots. pimples and all eruptions of
tha akin. m26-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Youns Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and Sexual sy.temsSent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address DR.: J. SKILLIn HoUGHToN, Howard Asso-
ciatien, Philadelphia. Pa. mh SI-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARRILLA
eleanses and renoyates the ipstils the yigor
of health into the system, and purses out the hu-
mors that make disease. m25-6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
PennsyIvania Avenue. near Wulardb,

ONE NIGHT MORD.
THIS fFRIDAY) EVENING. May IS.
will be presented entire Mrs. g. B. Stoves great
American drama, in six acts entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
On, LIRI AMONG THE LOWL1,
concluding with the beautiful alleRoricsl tatseau
Of UNCLE TOMS VISION or TRl FUTURa
The Regular Family Matinee on Saturday sSter'
The next Great Scenic Production to be pre-:
sented at this theatre yi,l be the M.gnihsen nj
now in active preparation By Messrs stroae,
Kelly. CLARK and assistants and will be presendea
cast Of haracters which will render it one Of the
finest productions ever presented on Washing
ton Stage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

Paroling Rebels at Mobile-Dick TAYLOR
Among Them.
CAIRO, May 25.-The New Orleans Times
says that 5000 rebels are now at Mobile being
paroled, among them Dick Taylor and other
prominent generals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and G streets, near Penna. ave.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. May Is 1865.
new drama never acted in this city, entitled the
TIOK1T. OF LEAVE WOMAN.
Pauline Miss Major Pauline Cushman
After which the burletta Of
LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
in which Miss Cushman appears in full Majors
Uniform.
To conclude with the roaring farce Of
THE IRISH TUTOR.
Terry ORourke............... Mr.. J. M. Ward
NIXON'S CIRCUS
Will open on lot corner OF
SIXTH STREET AND MISSOURI AVENUE,
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY %.
Fer short time only. with full troupe of
EQUEsTRIANs, ACROBATS.
GYMNAsTS. 1QU1LIBRISTS,
VAULTERS. POSTUKERS,
PANTOMIMIsTs, DANsEURs.
HUMORIsTS, CLOWNS,
JUG6LERS, AND OrHER CLASSIC ARTISTS.
For full particulars large Posters and Bills of
the day. Ey2 tt
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LAReEsr COMPANY EVER SEEN
LARGDsT COMPANY EVER sBaE
Lars EST COMPANY lVAR BEEN
LARGEST COMPANY EVER SHIN
IN WARRINGTON.
IN WARRINGTON.
IN WARRINGTON.
In WARRINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

n&A Mobile letter saws the amour OF cotson
1000 a ~ Wnnteomery was over 100000 bales,
somes estimates placing IT - atsa sn a. s.nturs
haIes1 The actual amount OF cotton captured
at M obile was Il, 600 bales.
" n..ke maple sugar from verbHm sap.
The In M attempt Was unsuccessful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-26

TTNITID STATle RlVuNuD STAMP uYYIOl
u nt ALTRID HUNT1Rp great Antlquarian
Bookstofe, opposite Growers Theater. The usual
discount a1loWee foY qlanud~9 my st.
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Second week Of the
BEAUTIFUL AND FINIeHlD
BEAUTIFUL AND PIN1eHHD
OPIRATIC VOCALIST,
OPERATIO VOCALIST
OPIRATIC VOCALIST.
Whose Natural Gifts and Artistic Accomplish.
melts have placed her far beyond the reach of RI
valry, and whose services command the
LARGEST SALARY PAID TO ANY LADY
LARGEST SALARY PAID TO ANY LADY
IN TIE PROFESSION,
IN THD PRORESSION
AIES MAUD1 STANLEY,
MISS MAUDE sTANL1Y,
MISS MAUDI STANLDY,
MISS MAUDD STANLEY,
HISS NAUDI STANLEY.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-23
nondny, September ~.
From Europe.

The steamer CITY Of Bo-iou. 'rrm urscn,,o,-n the
'ih me- haI arrived At ibis plr..
ne inr 81 th' Bon iEcli' r. o. 10 CeaFc4r-,.o
Loan va heli q, 'he "IouG N T.v,r," o, eIib.
10 consider tle!l te.cd po,liica, now TIA, the
Government oftle vn'tod 7lstc. IN. lccor,o the A,
Jdcto Cove nmen, ct the Confederate state. an! II
deemed earcdienI 20 appoln, a Comm,,tee to o.cct
'h'f r"hts Al int'ei's and foncrs'y to teSe ,uch
'tep - MIGHT b, 'hou 'ht adv sable"
Adm'rI Walls hsvirs tax n tNe ,h-'- Mr. Chsm.
~ mo holfe-s ~ this otu, er. pi5l What - mo
N'lne ~ Il. lie wss MOI rto 'Sholjrr, tsus re
corsidero5. III hoTrhti, Ge, r hic ~. C - -,
'h"''m - pointed 10 inv's a. g. . rtttrri.. rr.
tea hL! Teen even w those v- hfnlrI TO- Ii the
loan lhHv old ". l'le hg' % Nct catsLa. Gnv
m.neS IN ihoi hon = - =. ppm led ~ ou' "a. o..
! H." ned hiTh tuthori, 10Y -sun" MT IN, ir H.
vfuh Nt.t.' srvrr'll" iin'ic ora p'rpr't M. e
eel -"yo nnon Gce ME ,s,i MIX ''.' W.
ucrslt h nd tony his ,o-r. II, t.'r--l -ta,s
NtNeH Gnetner nN'ini erd ihc o m' lc1' nov
We ne 'crl0 rove 'nncn' NJ ~ iqti'-. 10 thou hi
~, 49, oe,a !. -, inc "-' ~, '"y ~ he
N'c' Chsucc'lor wool g. recent rIe - a th. ,e
oTal government iilhe.
tee. consiftinT OF tn Chairman VI. tu.uh.r ain.
any J.. ". Noran, are thNcho., .hou Doc p
10 "a meeting ~ be he'd on the 18th OF = ~ nou,h
The hrlGs on tho 5.h declined per c,r,. ~, no.
Gee iinrs e. ihc m'etng LCuIdiug lttc -Ioual Cog
lop" to th~ hood hO .u.l
tn" lvcrp'ol ro-r SAYS: "Ihs, rrri.sn oru.p
Liverpool ,ock ,2,' which was ior1r.l!. q. -stl,oo-
opo' 81 h Ne traders ue'rcen L.yarr,.oi snita
o,tt-n porte of the soa.l lut viii, 'urlr h...,
VS. nim Al dosc.te' l'.u lot t,lU .f.w orl,d
au'ior's sspcct. and h nov lrsk ~ IA ID or. l,.
W ''r .'' ~ 10y I,d N'M = 'nint 'hA Gu. n. %
~. I" ~ l-'uI' sue '"-. lien eruwctstrss