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for life, Muiiigan now applies for release on
the ground of nom Jurisdiction. "A distin-
guished array OF counsel has been engaged on
both sides, the question at Issue being deemed
one of great importance, asserting the powers
Attorney eneral Speed. General Butler,
and Mr.. Stansbury, of Ohio, appear for the
United States, and Judge Black, ID. ID. Field,
OF New York, Judge Mcdonald, OF Indiana,
and General Garfield. OF Ohio, appear for the
other side.--Stdr.
ARBaovAL, AND WHY.
II has been ascertained, from authority
deemed trustworthy, that Mr. Prince, clerk
in one of the Departments here, who was re-
Gently suspended for expressing himself hostile
to the Presidents policy and conduct, owes his
removal to exertions of Mr.. Cobb, the rebel
pardon broker and friend Of the President
Ne,c York Tribune.
fHE FIRST FLAG IN RICHMOND.
Major Atherton H. Stevens, of Massachu-
sets the officer who planted the first Ameri-
can flag upon the rebel capital, has been bre-
in Florida and elsewhere during the war
... FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
Fred. Douglass, under the auspices OF the
Equal Suffrage Association of this city, VIII
deliver an address here on Tuesday night. a
public hall was engaged by the Association
several days since, and retainer paid TO
secure its use beyond peradventure. The
Copperhead proprietor, on learning that the
speaker would be shade darker than himself,
refused to rent his hall, and to-day returned
the money which had been given him in
advance Legal proceedings will be instituted
against him by the Association, and another
hall secured for the lecture.-Neto York Tribune
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
As an index of the disloyalty so highly
stimulated and encouraged here of late, the
portrait OF President Lincoln was Missed at
the tableau exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall,
given in aid OF the poor of the city. Another
portrait that of General Mcclellan, was
cheered.
REPRESENTATIVE MEN.
The Massachusetts Legislature has selected
the statues of Governor Winthrop as their
representative of the colonial period, John
Adams of the revolutionary age, and Will
liam Lloyd Garrison rs the representative OF
the struggle for freedom, 10 be placed in the
old Hall Of Representatives, now devoted 10
State contributions OF art
CONCERNING THE PARESTAGE OF POLICY.
Secretary Seward, in a conversation with
PENNSYLVANIA Congressman yesterday, boast
ed that he was the father of the PRESIDENTS
last enunciated policy.
RESTORATION OF REBEL PROPERTY.
1t is reported that the President has been
Issuing orders recently for the restoration OF
the property of noted rebels.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE CONCURRENT REsoLU-
TIoS.
learn that the President deeply regrets the
passage of the concurrent resolution by the
two branches of Congress, as he looks upon
such action rs tantamount to an exclusion OF
most of the Southern members. Others, now
ever, do not think so, but regard the measure
as of no practical effect whatever. In other
words, il signifies nothing Washington Cor
respondence philadelphia Ledger.
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From the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS, March 5.-Brownsville dates
to the 2Sth ultimo have been received. Gene
raj Getty has assumed command of the Depart
ment of the Rio Grande.
The death of the Liberal General Mendez
from wounds received in taking the Rancho de
Tanquitz is confirmed.
A decree is published which seems to do
away with that which made the Rio Grande
ports free.
Reports of robberies and murders in the
region of the Rio Grande continue.
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The North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, March 6.-The Hon. Thomas Set
tie, Speaker of the Senate, resigned to-day tc
accept the Solicitorship, to which the Legisla
ture elected him.
The Senate balloted all day for Speaker
without result.
Mr.. Frisbie entered protest against the
second clause of the constitutional amend.
ment. He said n telegram had been received
by Governor Worth from President Johnson
saying that the Freedmen's Code bill ought tc
pass without the proviso declaring that il
shall not go into effect till the Bureau i:
removed.
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Later from Jamaica.

New YORK, March 5.-Jamaica papers OF
February 10, received, state that deputauon
of prominent men had waited on General
OConnor and expressed thanks for his ener'
getic measures in aiding the Government to
suppress the late rebellion.
A revolt had occurred at Lucia, February Z,
on the part of soldiers, one OF whom mao
severely fiogged female in the streets, and
was rescued from custody by his companions.
The soldiers were finally overpowered and
imprisoned.
Turks Island papers of the oath state that
salt was in limred demand, and nominal al
eight cents Good supply on hand.
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EXTRACT Of letter rpm Bishop WAslaa.l
WHEELING. January &. tsee

The very remarkable and highly Seltivstsd
talent which presided DYER the A9nanl DepAytnens
In any Institution Tor female sducalicA y he conn
try, led me. a. dnty 70 the pnblie, y eeecsIsss
iesated as TO present 10 parents own poah}e IN
dacemsnt 70 avail theinselves Of the tybeAg - TIE
school. The Stster. nov occupy thel 49, epiia.
prepared for the accommodation a. 80 n4oa{Ss
papils. The same sense q agAy 49, ~ ~
Improvement now slggest. ihs $50 - n ~
pablo through the FrsssA9a1 49, ~. - y
win DO extensively eirsslsssS ~ @ n ~
w est and South. hare alluded ooly - " ~.
cal Department. - beyond senRoe9oni :. -. -
| respects, regard the sehoos - ~ SWE1izE.
ss,sSsm Bi.koe g M1sell.g.
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DRY GOODS. SHOES, &c.

THE REDUCEDPRICES AT WHICH
l. LEVY BROTHERS are selling their goods meet
with favor Crowds visit their store to purchase those
beautiful Spring Delaines at 80 cents; Fouards at
IS cents handsome Calicoes at 20, 25 and 30 cents
Pillow case Cotton, az inches wide, at 10 cents
cents Linen Crash Toweling at Is cents Bleached
and unbeached Cottons at %, 80 and So cents; full.
Frock Waists at 81, and 81 so; Dimity Bands at
20 cents Head Nets at Is cents. Also. at low
prices, Table Cloths, Napkins, Linen Sheeting and
Pillow case Linen, Gloves, Hosiery, Handker-
chiefs, and large variety of Dress Goods IIr,s
NH Is Main street.
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Firemeu,s Celebration i'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 5.-The Firemen' s
demonstration yesterday was the largest ever
seen in this city. The day passed off plea
sanity, with the exception of the temporary
arrest, by the military, of band Of thirteen
musicians for playing the 8" Bonnie Blue
Flag" and other Southern airs.
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Fenian Bonds, etc.

New York, March Cover three hundred
thousand dollars OF Fenian bonds have been
subscribed for since Saturday. 1t is reported
that Archbishop McClusky will soon take
action in regard to the violation of his admo-
nitory circular, and that il will be announced
that no absolution will be granted to any mem
Der of the Fenian organization.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Cotton dul; safes
1000 bales. Flour declining; common loc'
lower good steady; southern unchanged
Wheat--duil for common; good advanced 10.
Corn declining. Pork heavy at s27.l2S. Lard
heavy Sugar quiet. Whisky duh' Naval
stores firm. Gold, 1881.
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
Report of the Reconstruction Committee-The
Radicals and Eastern Elections.
WASHINGTON, March 5.--The report in the
House to-day of the Reconstruction Commit
tee Is regarded as a mere mockery. tits uncon-
stitutional throughout. As things stood on
Saturday, the unconditional admission of Ten
nessee was expected.
The radical Republicans rely upon the inert
ness of the Administration for carrying the
elections in New Hampshire and Connecticut.
This DONE they will feel entirely safe.
ALPHA.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
EsTABLIsHED 1916
PkNG9S Msh2DEsgTSE
FINE SoLb AND SILVER WAATTScaHIEs,
RENTlNE, MOSAIC, JET LAAyyA,
AND CAMEO LADIES, SETS,
ANDSILyERE XTEN-
SION HOLDERS,
SLEEVE BUT T6 NS,G SETS 81 OF En-, STUDS
GOLD RINGS, &c,
VALUED AT
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following manner
CERTIFICATES naming each article = and n LIT it.
which are well mixed One Of these envelopes,
containing the CERTIFICATE or ORDER for some
article, will be delivered at our office or sent by
On Re Feesi!ing The iSATE the purchaser
c @n' then n send ONE DOLLAR and receive the
article named, or can choose ANY OTHER one
article on list a Of sh e.
this manner, obtain an article WORTH FROM ONE
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ZONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until it is known what Is
drawn and its value. Entire satisfaction suaran-
'eeu !" THE Til EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention the fact of its being the orr
ginal and largest GIFT ASSOCIATION in the coun,
try We are therefore enabled 10 sena ain ,he
MORE Valuable PRIZES, than any other estab-
lishment of the kind. The business continues 70
be conducted in fair and honorable manner, and
a large and greatly increasing trade IL PROOF ina
our patrons appreciate this method OF obtaining
During the past year this Association has sent q
very large number of valuable prizes to all parts o.
the country Those who patroniae US Will Teeeive
the full value of their money, as no arncie on
our list is worth less than One Dollar, retail, and
there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns and the article drawn will be I'm
mediately sent to any address by return mali Oh
express. .,-. ,,,,, ,ro,,,.
able prizes from the Eureka Association, and have
kindly allowed the use of their names Many
other names might be published, were we permit
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
Penn, Oil Painting, value Sloe; James hargraHes
500 E. F. Jones, Barrett, Marshall county, Kan
sas, Melodeon, value, 5000; Patrick J; byrnes'
Wasrbs g. C GsS W sSh s sres New
9P9 iano Talls sa5o MIS- c. J. Nevis, Elmira
Piano, value, 5000; Miss Lucy Janeway, Elm a
aso Psn VsiSs fS hVS5s
Sns Toses nnd Nssvs
Watch, value, sS5 Rowland S. Patterson, Com
pany ID. Tenth Iowa Veteran Volunteers, on PAINT
ing, value, 500; Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons spring ng
field, Mass, Melodeon, value SlS9 James ,s Ii Def
value gi e sl5o Mrs James Ely, in Wooster street
corner Blocker, New York, oil Painting value
Silver Castor, value, $40; DR.. J. r. SINCLAIR, No.
Main street. Utica, n. Y, Framed Engraving
value, $25 /; Hon. Luther Detmold, washington, u
! c., Oil Painting, value, 800.
Letters from various parties throughout the conn
try. acknowl edging the receipt of very VALUABLE
| gifts NAV be- seen on nle at our OWCe
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Witbout PeoG7d to Value, and not to DC Paid Jo'
Until you KnoW 0haty you piH Receive:
EACH.
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Governor Brownlow has issued an order for
the election of twenty Representatives to the
Tennessee Legislature, to fill the vacancies
occasioned by recent designations.
A man has been arrested in New York for
threatening to assassinate President Johnson
He is thought to be insane.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. go.

PAINTs, OILS, AND vARNIsHEs,
5fHSSI Boa RyFs t IE1S,
s HIEhfis 6GNAssUhRsPPtsssED vARNIsHEs,
RAW and Il BOILED sii flDr I.iNsEEp OIL,
PAINT Brushes , WISRoW s GLASS g. &C.,
mbLts corner Main and Governors nS1s Streets.
4 YER,S CHERRY PECToRAL, FOR
fMSrL lfs kAri HRoARsENkss, GROUP, sRSN;
EhESE sa:
is the field and SO numerous are the
try abounds in persons publicly known who have
been restored from alarming and even desperate
It's Superiority over every expsctorsn TOO
apparent to escape observation, and where ts VIZ:
@ are he pr the and
H %edens our II nis.,S.
dies thrust upon the community have failed ana
been discarded, this has gained friends ~ every
trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can
too sTem nU1esb lett to be forgotten:
We can only the public that its quality !;
KEPT n rssd on to do fSs their relief al
' Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians States.
ma mes to certify the Unparalleled ussfulnes Of our
remedies but space here win not permit the inssL.
oa 81 our ane% ks%ssae
given; with, also, full descriptions Of the com
p' Those who require an alteratfse medtctas to
purify the blood will find AYERS ConPoUsD
EXTRACT OF 'SARsAPARILLA the remedy TO use.
Try once nee an and you will knoy s X XsRf Co..
sqe so1a BY ya PURCELL LADD co. nssgssi.''
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PRINCETON COLLEGE. The Rev. Noah ii
Schenck, u. D., of Baltimore, has accepted the
invitation of the American Wing Society to
deliver the Grafton before the two Societies al
the ensuing commencement of Princeton Col
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ACHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHASING
SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81.
Eleven for % 90 Thirty for - 90 sixty i've LOT
$40 90; One Hundred for *bce. AdkNT
WANTED EVERYWHERE.
onr PATRONS are desired 10 send United States
money when convenient. Long letters are un.
ns GTssrs for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
case be accompanied by the CASH, with the names
OF the person sending, and town, county, and State
plainly written. Letters should be addressed TO
GOODWIN, HUNT & Co,
Box s,7oe Post-orice, New York.
n 10 d&swam&
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From Central America.

New YORK, March 5.-Advices from Central
America report that twenty lone shocks OF
earthquake were experienced in twenty four
hours mt Grenada and Massage, in Nicaragua.
Eight of the shocks were very alarming.
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To hn niSbo nded nj CITY Point,

FORTRESS MONROE, March 5.-The steamer
Raleigh, from New Orleans, with the second
United States colored regiment, arrived here
last night and has proceeded TO City Point TO
disembark the troops.
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Death of Colonel Bowles, of General Grants


GARRISON STATION, N. Y, March 6.-Coio-
mel Bowles, Adjutant General on General
Grants staff, was instantly killed while
attempting to get on the train just as it was
starting from this station this afternoon.
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Steamboat Explosion-Twenty-fiv Lives Lost
LOUISVILLE, March "A Memphis dispatch
says the steamer Lockwood had exploded her
boiler twenty miles from Memphis, and was
burned Twenty five lives are reported lost
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Steamer Burned.

New ORLEANS, March 5.-The steamer Mary
Helm was burned on Red river on the Zoth
ultimo, with six hundred bales OF cotton.
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Fire in BROOKLYN.

New YORK, March 1.-THE spice mill OF
Messrs Packer James, on Furman street.
Brooklyn, was burnt this morning. Loss,
ten thousand dollars insured.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

THE CONFEDERATE BLoCKADR-RUSSER CHESHIRE.
The Supreme Court to- day decided that the
ship Cheshire and cargo were rlghtly con
demned by the court below, and that although
the vessel was loaded at Liverpool, and the
destination professed to be Nassau, the lnten.
ton to break the blockade was to be presumed
from the place and circumstances of the cap
ture. 1t had been uniformly held that YES
sell as in this case, is not permitted TO 60 10
the mouth of n river under plea OF making
inquiry as to the continuation Of the blockade,
as the fact was known previous TO the sailing.
The court said this was prtma facie evidence
of an intention to run the blockade.
RIGHTS OF MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.
The Supreme Court decided to-day that a
county or municipal corporation has no inhe-
rent power to subscribe for railroad stock.
They can exercise no such power unless
express authority be given by the Legislature
for that purpose.
PROGRESS OF REVOLUTIONARY ExTRAVAGAScE-
RESOLUTION GUARANTEEING FIFTY MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS OF THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC BONDS
A resolution of this extraordinary character
lin view Of our financial condition) was intro
duced into the House, and without debate
referred to the Committee on Foreign AHairs
by a vote of IS against 64-the preponderance
consisting of the vote Of the Speaker.
THE WHISKY TAX NOT TO BE REDUCED.
The recommendation of the Internal Reeve
nue. Commission to reduce the tax on WHISKY
cations, no change will be made In the tax,
and spectators may as we'll understand IL al
once. -Nsc York Herald.
THE CASE OF sEMsEs.
lis reported on the street to-day that the
Government has decided not TO bring haphaei
Semmes, Of the Confederate steamer Alabama,
to trial, having come to the conclusion tna u
his parole under the surrender OF Johnston %
Sherman was valid. Should this De Inc case
he will probably be speedily reieased.-Ssdr
NIB. VOORHEES, TO BE CARED FoR
There is rumor that Mr.. voorhees,, CT
Indiana, who was ousted from his seat In ths
House few days since, viii be cared LOT oy
the President at the first fitting opportunity
The President is not disposed TO act WIN
undue haste in this matter, or 10 give way W
the desires OF those who are daily urging upon
him system Of wholesale removals Tor thf
eft Of the outs
rHE IEpIAsA coSsPIRAcY CASE.
A case of no little interest lis up TO day in the
Supreme Court, being that Of the United States
mr.. Mnliigan, No. $50. This Is the case In
which Barnes, Mulligan, and Harvey were
tried before military commission In Indiana
On charge OF conspiracy TO release rebel pri-
snners at indianapolis, aud 10 seize upon tht
STATE Government. They. were tried, con
yicted. and sentenced TO be hung. The Presi
dent commuted their sentence 70 imprisonment
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Flour dull; low
grades heavy. Wheat firm Pennsylvania
red. 1886. Corn firm at s4Gs6c. Oats duli
Mess pork, SIS. Lard, lshc. Whisky dull.
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nruuicipaI Election i'm Maine

PORTLAND, Me, March j.-Augustus Z. Ste
yens, Republican, was elected Mayor to-day
by an increased majority.
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WILLIAM II. SCOTT, DRUGGIST
w AND APOTHECARY, corner Franklin ana
raj rates DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINT 4, OILS DYe
sTUFFs, vARN!sH, WIND0w GLASS, Psk'
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Confirmation of w. n. J. Goodwin as Naval
Officer for Norfolk, Va.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-W. N. j. Goodwin
was confirmed by the Senate to-day as naval
officer for Norfolk, Va.
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SPRING TRADE, 1866.

Importers and Jobbcrs of
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, and WHITE GOODS
the old stand of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell,)
Not PEARL OR FOURTEENTH STREET,
between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va
We are prepared with large and elegant STOCK
of GOODS for the spring trade, and respectfully
invite an examination by urfriends and the trade
generally. mn
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4 CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF
"A THE VISITATION, AT MOUNT DB CHAN
TAI, NEAR WHEELING.

Beard, with bedding, washing, mending, and :.
doctors fees, per annuIn. W
Tuition. per annum, In the regular and 0gdi-
nary course, ranges from ......,.....,f3eto - -
French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Latin,
form extra charges, Per quarter. ......,... 20
Music on Piano, Guitar costs per qusrter.... y =
Mnsic Veal I'm class eosts mar ousrter...., 10 3
Was;c VOCAL private iessons mar ousrtcr.. g 60
Embroidery, Drawing, Psinsing IN Wslsf and
on. and Fancy Work, also form extra chsxEss.
TO Right Rev Bishop whelan's notice IN th4 Free.
MAJ 2, the D sTiR OF rHs AcADY OF
MOUNT DE CHANTAL, near wheeling, Va.
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DARBY Il GENTRY (of the late firm
~ OF Darby, Read x Gentryl, wholesale and re-
tail dealers In Boots, shoes, nc. Also, agents Tor
Wsston's Metallic Artificial Legs and Wilcox q
svo'e ~S'fs' de Hts
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A.. H CHRISTIAN, Nd. G.. cAhDoSo.
BENJAMIN BATES.

4. II. CHRISTIAN, Il. d. Q. CAADVS0'
BENJAMIN BATES.
A H. RISTIAN q CO.,
IA BOOKSELLERS AND sTATTONERS,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE sPOTsW0OD HOTEL.
keep constantly on hand well-selectsd stock Of
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, embracing all the best tsxf
books in English, French, Latin, Greek snd 0ef'
man. Our STATIONERY DEPARTMENT viii b
found full and unsurpassed.
Medium, Demi. Crown and Cap Blank Books, In
every style Memorandum, Bank and Pass BOOKS,
in great variety. Copying Presses, Books and Ink.
OIL and Blotting Paper, Notarial Seal Waters, 20.
Photographic Albums, Work Boxes, Writing
Desks, Gold Pens, together with great variety
of Fancy Goods, Prayer Books, Bibles and hymn
Books.
liberal discount made to teachers. Country or
ders will receive prompt attention. Jss -"
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DOCK STORE AND BINDEHY.-J.
ID w. RANDOLPH AxD J. J. ENGLISH hays
formed eo.gartnsEhiP for the purRoss q sasH.
NIFACTORY. I'm all their branches-and dealing
i'm Law and old Miscellaneous Books.on 0oyemcS
ings. PRICES MODERATE, AND CASH ON d.
LIVERY.
Orders are solicited from their old friends and ne
public generally.
Cash paid for second hand books OF all kinds IN
any quantity. mn.e-
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TREASURY DEPARrnExT, !
OFFICE OF CoNPTR0LLER or THE CUREsEcy, I
WARRINGTON, January 18th, 1855.

WARRINGTON, January 18th, Des.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented TO
the i has s SsTr6 %sa sAs oT
RICHMOND" In the city OF Richmond, In the
coanty Of Henrico, and State Of Virgins, has ~
TIA requirements OF the act OF Congress entitled
IAN act to provide q National Currency, 20;
cured by pledge Of United States bonds; ana
thereof" approved June Cd, 1854, and has com:
piled with all the provisions OF said act
Now. therefore, /, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller 81
the Currency, do hereby certify that " The flsn..
Richmond. in the county OF Henrfco, and STATE OF
Virginia, Il authorized 20 commence the business
IN testiInsny whereof witness my hand and sssl
ofotsce this 18th day OF January. iSss;
fSEAL.l FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptrolsr.
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NEW BOOKS.
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eminent genons Edited by 1anes1. nsasenses
pRiN Bin 3F EDUCATION. dawn fssn -
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cation In the upper classes. By Hies oGWous
author or amy Herbert, I" etc. 80.
A sOBLg LIE By the author q 'yeAn Hsn-
TH ias oRidi ok or raE LATE wAR, rsesA IN.
fhe begfnning Of the Constitution 70 the rsye6e
of the southern states. By 0eoFEs Lint. IL.
LETTERS OF LIFE. BY xn- l. H. sisosmsy.
ri HI WORLD BEFORE THE pEIueSs = Le.,,
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count Of their religious, governme6el easSss
tienal and business customs and cptne0ne. ~
Rev Rev y, James DooIttIs With one hundred sae
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mh8 Governor xtreet near Main.