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A FRANK REPLY.

The following letter from John S. Mann,
ESQ, of Coudersport, Potter county, Penn
sylvania, is pointed and opportune. Ran
dali, chief of the Bread-and-B Butter Brigade
at Washington, addressed Mr.. Mann, sup
losing him to be still postmaster at Cou-
,lersport a position which he occupied up
10 January last, when he took his seat as a
representative in the Legislature from bis
county. Not knowing that he had resigned.
Randall sent him, as to all other officials, a
printed circular, aud Mr.. Mann's Reply is
ss follows;
CoUDERsPoRT,P POTTER Co., Pa,
July 6, 1866.
Hon 4. w. Randall:
Dear SIR: Your favor Of June 25, en-
closing call for National Union Con
vention, is received, with request that if
the call meets my appreciation, | will sig
Nifty it by brief letter for publication.
l presume | have as good a right to sig
Nifty my dissent as approval of this call,
and I therefore take the liberty of saying
that | have no sympathy with it nor with
she men whose names are signed ii it.
In the spring Of 1862 spent some weeks
an Washington, and every day was lis
rener to the great debate in the Senate on
the right and duty of confscating the prop
erty Of traitors. The speeches Of Messrs.
Cowan, Doolittle, and Browning on that
occasion were all Of them calculated, if not
intended, to throw obstacles in the way of
the triumph of our arms, and when re-
turned home | told my friends those Sen
-ators would all land in the camp Of the
Copperheads before the contest was settled.
The endorsement of this call by the Cop
perhead members Of Congress shows that
It is the bridge over which these betrayers
of their constituents are to march to the
,disloyaI party of the nation.
If you think you can build up a party
of any strength by parading the name Of
these recreants to the principles that exalted
sbem into power, you deceive yourself
The people are in earnest; they have
made such sacrifices as no pen can portray
40 overthrow treason, and no sophistry can
cheat them out of the just fruits Of their
victory, SO dearly purchased-the first of
which is, that loyal men, if they are only
''tive thousand" in State, shall control its
destinies and fill its Offices.
Your movement seeks to give the control
of the government of the nation into the
hands of those who sought to destroy it,
and of their sympatbizers; and so it will
fail, just as the great Chicago movement
failed. Read the effort to build up a Ty-
Ter party, and take waning.
Truly yours, for National Union of
loyal men. JoHN S. MANN.
We have here an insight into the des-
picable machinery of the Post Office De
partment. Every one of the thousands Of
postmasters throughout the country has
received one of these circulars and is ex-
pecced to respond, on pain of dismissal.
Was ever Austrian despotism more shame
less than this? And the man who under
takes it processes to be a Republican,
Washington Dispatch TO Philadelphia
Press.
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In the Rosseau- Grinnell case the House
decided that Gen. Rosseau should be publicly
reprimanded, but failed to do anything with
Grinnell Our opinion is that both should have
been expelled. Rosseau played the part OF
bully, and Grinell that of blackguard. Such
characters do no good in any place They
were well matched, one had the biggest body
the other the longest tongue. Punishment
should have fallen upon both.
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After the President had vetoed the last
Freedmans' Bureau bill, which has been very
much modified from the first, it was sent back
to the Honse where it originated, passed by the
two-thirds vote sent to the Senate, passed there
by thirds vote, and in half an hour was
a law, the objections OF the President to the
contrary notwithstanding.
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cg-An official salute in honor of the fourth
of July was fired by British vessels in English
ports, and the American flag was hoisted to
the masthead. This is the first time England
has officially recognized the Birthday of the
United States. The war affected some things
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some things favorable to the Philadelphia Con-
ventron, in its initiatory movements, now drops
it like hot potatoe. 1t says: "The Daily
NeocS calls the Philadelphia Convention "a great
uprising of the people, which, by the way is
just what the World at the time called the riot
which in July,l863 disgraced this city,
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INCREASE OF PEN8IoNs,--By an act of
June 9th, 1866, $25 per month is granted
to all soldiers who have lost both eyes, both
hands or permanently disabled in the same !;
and $40 to all who have lost both feet, or a
hand and foot, or have the same perma-
nenty disabled; $15 to those who have
lost hand or foot, or otherwite perma-
nently disabled. Also, pensions extended
10 dependent fathers and brothers.
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cE-Senator James H. Lane of Kansas who
attempted to commit suicide some weeks ago,
died from wounds inflicted upon himselfat that
time, in st Louis on the 1Ith inst. The cause
is said to be grief for the loss of friends in the
advocacy of the fallacy of Johnsonism.
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Bs7g" Mrs, V. C. DYKE is Agent for the sale
of Shaw 4 Clark's Sewing Machines. These
are the best small Sewing Machines eysr
offered for sale. Three varieties, varying in
price from $50 to $36. She invites ill wish.
ing to purchase 10 call and see specimen
Inquire at the JOURNAL Office.
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give publish in another column the letter
of Gen. Geary on the question of "Equalizing
Bounties." His suggestions are practical and
should commend themselves to the attention of
Congress.
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s@"A man named Wier, of Emporium, says
that three men attempted to rob him the night
ofthe 18th, on the road leading from Couders-
port to Lymansville, but that he frightened
them off by throwing stone and hitting one of
their number. We suppose that it's all right.
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g{g~Gov Dennison, who resigned his position
in the Cabinet as Post Master General, because
Johnson was proving false to all his pledges and
principles, will take the stump in Ohio for the
Union State ticket He has been named as the
successor of Ben. Wade in the United States
Senate,
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We have received copy of the Anec-
dotes of the lar, advertised in another column,
and are free to say that it is the most interest
ing and sensible work of the kind we have seen.
A large volume which mnst prove prove profit
able to canvassing agents.
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Capt John G. Johnson has pat out his
"Shingle' in Cameron county. Post-oficc
address, Emporium. Those of our citizens
who have business to transact IN the "hub,"
will fnd him prompt and faithful.
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HIS WORK
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, UTl1S-
~ ry and sexual sy stems-ncw and reIiapi' ,s
treatment-in reports of the HOWARD AS
SOCIATION-sent by mail in sealed letteT
envelopes, free of charge. Address, Ut:
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard AssoclS,0H
No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia a.
IS jy S64.
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u" Henry Souther of Elk county, has with
lrawn his name as contestant for the Con-
5ressonal nomination of that district declaring
hat the selection of candidate belongs to the
Republicans of Erie county.
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The worlds Opinion OFHOS,.,
terS stomach RitterS

Touching these Bitters this grand fact is cle,r
Their fame fills all the Western Hemispspber.,
Known In all lands, washed by It's oceans tv,aii
Health, hope and vigor follow in their train
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Cg~We have received from Horace Waters,
48l Broadway, New York, the following pieces
of new music, all from the pen of Miss E. A.
Parkhursti Sunlight Polka, Gen. Scott's funeral
March, and a song entitled Looking Forward.
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C8~Thc Mite Societyin behalfof the Freed
men, will meet at the residence of Mr.. John S.
Mann, on Friday evening Of this week. The
publc is invited.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-24

eB~The Clymerites held Copper-Johnson
meeting at Reading the other day. After all
the effort made the papers report that it was
very much of fzzle
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WTHEREAS letters Of Admjni.tration on the
w Estate Of CHARLES EsIN GEE, ate OF Kear.
ing township, deceased have oeeR granted to the
undersgncd all persons indebted to said estate arc
requested TO make immediate payment, and those
having just claims against the same should present
them, duIy authenticated, for settlement to-
July y, 1906 JOSEPH a. DINGEE, Admir-.
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Executors Notice.

WHEREAS the undersigned having been appoint
w ed executors OF the last viii and testament Of
Ed ward A. Doudy late Of Harrison township, decd
notice is hereby given to those knowing themselvc,
indebted TO said estate to make immediate paymenI
and those having claims TO preset them duly authen
ticated for settlement. Mrs Z. NJ. DOUD,1
June IS, 1866. q. A. SW WETI.AND Exrs
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We are under obligations to DR.. Joseph
Parrish, sojourning in our village, for files of
Southern papers, and for copy of the address
Of the Citizens Association of Philadelphia.
This last we Will notice in future issue.
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Don't fail to try the new Lamp Chin
ncy at Stebbins'. 1t is the best invention of
the day. Soeconomical, because it won't break
and is convenient, as it can be cleaned with.
out using all the old rags in the establishment.
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COTNTEN

HOSTETTER'S BITTERS share the con,r,o..
OF all things good-Impostors initiate Ns
OF these beware-discreetly use your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies
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eEy" Postmaster Dennison and Attorney
General Speed have resigned their places in the
Cabinet. Hon. Freeman Clark, Comptroller OF
the Currency has also resigned.
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-Tho Library Association have just re-
ceived "The True history of a Little Raga,
muffin" "Livcrmore's Historical Research on
the Subject of Slavery" and "The North
Review" for July, 1856
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WANTED 80 TEAMS

ITO draw Lumber and Shingles, on good T,vo.,..
i Mile Road, from Rouet to Lattice Bridge F!
four weeks. The highest wages will be paid R"'
Roulet, July "a, 1866. If
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Committee OF Vigilance.

. bbott-D. Conway, j Schwartzenbach,J j .Sandbach
Alegany--G. W G. Judd, Albert Presho, Blackman
Bingham-J. E Harvey, Frank Colvin, n. Spencer
Clara-Leroy Allen, Sala Stevens, John Brooks,
Coudersport-W. w. Brown, NJ. NJ. Larrabee, n j.
Mills, Jr.
Eulalia-Jasper Spafrord, John Yeomaus, W.B. Lent
Genesee-J- G Cavanaugh, o. H Perry, c. c. Allis
Harrison-I. Dodge, e. w. Stevens, NJ. h Swetland
Hebron-S. :. Greenman, Nelson Naninwigen, Geo.
w SGlman.
Hector-C. r Kuborn, Cyrus sunderIin, Stephen
Dickens.
Homer-J H. Quimby, Dennis hall, Jacob Peet.
Jackson Reuben Persiug, E. Hoveneamp, William
Smith.
Heating Henry Harris, f. G.. Crane, Geo. Lewis.
0swayO-H.H. MunsOn, W.Dexter, w. L. Shattuck.
Pike-J. NJ Kilborn, j @ Merric&. Matthew \ Dung,
Pleasant Vaey-Ernst Wright, Daniel Eastwood,
J. J. Roberts
Roulet-B. F. Burt, Orrin Webb. c. Knowlton.
Sharon-Ransom Sloat, w. l. Starkwether, Nelson
Parmenter.
Summit-Albert Kennels, N. V. Larrabee, James
Reed
Syyauia--E. O. Austin, r X. Young, Miller Rees
Stewart>on-Il Audrelon, j. Francis, 5. Deyens,
Sweien-Asl Tooubs, Edwin Lyman, John Brown
Ulysses-E ID. Lewis, NJ. l.. Gidey, IL i. Reynolds.
Whartoi-TI. A, Brainard, Perry DUyaE Nv. Rounds.
West BrancA-A b. n2rton S. N. Couable, a Irask
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g%"Thad. Stevens is announced as being
among the last list of candidates for the United
States Senate. If they are all elected Penn
sylyania viii be well represented,
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VIII Cmre tEle Ilch d. as ILonrsr
Administrators yot5cc.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration ON thu,
w Estate of EDWARD BLANK late of Abbot7
township, deceased have been granted te the under.
signed, ali persons indebted to said estate are re.
questei to make Immediate payment and those har-
ing just claims against the same sh0ud present tAem
duly auth hsntcate ed for settlement, to
MARGARETTE BLANK, ,,-
DAVID CONWAY, A''in'F''
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Tile LddyS Friend. for Ang,lst Harvest
Time, ,''-the harvest time of life, as well as of
the season--is the appropriate steel engraving
of the August number of this beautiful periodi-
cal. The double and finely colored steel fash
ion plate Is gem, as usual. Then we have the
usual number of wood-cuts illustrating the
"Street Arabs, and the latest fashion in dresses
bonnets, hats. &c. The music is the song of
childhood and Home" Among the literary
contributions, we note Zone Summers Ro
NANCE" by Clara Augusta; "The Banshee," by
Mrs. Hosmer; The Disputed Patrimony," by
Auber Forester; The Distressed Bachelor,''
(concluded) by Mrs. OIiphant; Novelties, Re-
ceipts, Fashions, DC. For sale at the POST
Office Bookstore.
-Demorcst's Monthly for August is a con-
centratOn of cooling and refreshing draughts
from the fountains of literature and art. While
others lose interest this is radient in summer
glory. The musical composition, Touch not
the Wine Cup" is a monitor worthy of perusal,
and will repay the effort of its sentiment The
superb steel engraving of Washington Irving
will be hailed with delight by the admirers Of
the American Author. There is an extra num-
Der of good stories, and a continuation of Alice
Cary's Confession of Coquette," with POEMS
Illustrations, and Fashions, too extended to
catalogue here. In a brief summing up, it is
worth the price of years subscription. Those
who wish to subscribe can address,
W.JENNINGS DEMOREST,
473 Broadway, New York.
MAKE Your INCOME Returns UNDERSTAND
INGLY.-We suspect that quite a number of
persons pay more income tax than is required
of them under the law, and the farmers in
particular, owing to the want of keeping a
systematic account or to ignorance of what de-
ductions are legitimately allowed them. T. H.
Stauffer, Assistant Assessor at Mount JOY, Pa,
will issne little work on the lst of October
next, entitled THE INCOME PAYERS
GUIDE AND POCKET T-REGISTER," which
will contain the income law as revised and
amended, with the decisions concerning the
same, DC. Also pages of writing paper with
columned registers, to be filled up from day to
day, showing correct and itemized account of
receipts and expenditures-of amounts subject
to income or exempt therefrom, simply ar
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Deductions claimed and allowed from hints
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ANEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK,
THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS
y a
OF THE i EBLLEI

OF THE DEBELEI0N
HEROIC, Patriotic, Eamantia Humorous, and
/ Il TragcaI-
S3IcndidlyIus. .ratedswith 5yer 200 fac Portraits
ard beautiful Engrlyings-
This work for genial humUt. gaHttr vh,hos, start
ling interest and attractive beaUty, stands pcerlcss
and alone among all its cOmpetiEo1-- The FalenS
and Brave Hearted. the lictursq1e and Dramatic
the Witty auf Marvellous, the Tender ana Pathetic.
The Roll of Fame and Story, Camp Pi.kct, spy,
Scout, RivouaCy and Siege Startling Surprises
Wonderful Escapes Famous Words and Dee-is OF
Woman and the whole Panorama of the Warts here
thriInglv and startlngly portrayed in mastery
manner, at once historical and romantic, rendering it.
the most ample brilliant and geadaJls J2Ok that tho
war has called forth.
details and partjzau works, and want something hC
morous, romantic, ard Startling. We have agents.
clearing over $4,000 per month: Send for stFsulars
and terms and ptoof " the above assert ION.
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1866 1866
Philadelphia 8 Erie Railroad.
THIS great line travcrses the Northern and North
west counties of penusy vania to the city of Eric
on lake Erie II has been leased and IS operated by
the Pennsylvania RAuRoAp GoaPAEY.
Time Of passenger trains ut ENPORlCM.
.-- LEAVE EASTWARD.
Eric Matl Train % r. N
Erie Express Train --- il As P.
LEAVE WEST WARD,
Erie Mail Train-----------------.-- 1900 4. "
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Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and
Express Trains without change both wayp between
Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION,
Leave New York at 9 90 4 NJ arrive at Erie 50 Az
Leave Erie at 445 arrive at New York TO- p NJ
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night trains
For information respecting Passenger busincss,aH-
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And for Freight business of the Compauy's a gents
S. 3. Kingston, Jr., Cor 18th and Market Streets
Philadelphia.
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II II. HOUSTON General Freight Agt. Philada~
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e@~We are under renewed obligations to
Hon. G. W, Scofeld for copy of the ''CUnduct
of the Wur'' for 1865
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cB7The population of Lock Haven is 1902
"a gain of almost l,l0O since 1860.
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Schuyler Colfax has been renominated
~ acclamation, This is his eighth term,
Pretty good luck, printer, say we
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cSy-The large Touring mill of Brown & Co.
in Wi!liamsport, was entirely destroyed by fire
On Friday the 18th of July. Loss estimated at
$4,000; partially covered by insurance,
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sB~Gcn. John VI. Thayer and f. N. Upton
have been elected United State Senators by the
Legislature of Nebfaska. Both are Republicans
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c9rThe change in the temperature and
heavy rains at the close of last week made a
little fire quite comfortable.
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ARMY BULLETIN.
MiggrII.AaHD.fs.


Hospital steward ;. VaBderheyden, Unrd States army
has been dishoEorsb'y discharged che or The
Cnited States.
The oror Of tho War Department, dated juno IT, 1886
dishonoribiy dischsrsins Hospital steward W. X s
Banks has been revoked he deserted the service
the tnhed States or about Junb |. 1890 white hls
way from Fort Lesyenwor;h, Kansas, to Fort Randall,
Dli<ola1errofy.
coart martial sitting AZ FAN Ffuuc SEQ California
Gently dismissed Captain Philip r. foiney Fourteenth
Unittd stale infantry. oi Colonel y. ". Fonay he
having been found guilty OF ds0bedience 81 ORDERS. and
conduct uobecoming an officer and o gentleman II
proven that Captain Foruey contracted debt IN san
Francisro and pr,.suied in ment therefor check
oa the house o. Davidson Bert where he had
auy money deposit. Tho Of d!su,asai has
been confirmed by Tho commanding Generai OF tho De
pArimcni
General Pbiiip H. Shef dan accompanied bY Rrevet
Lieutenant Colonel r W. &. Nrorp Assisoni Adiaisnt
General: Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. Sch4viei Crosby
Assistant Inspector General. Hreert eafnani Colonel
Stang Assistant Quarerlnsster, and Breyri Nans NJ
Ascb. Assistant Surgeon. Jnted States Ann arrived At
brownsville, Texas on the 18th Instant, COR It's purpose
OF obls ming knowledge Of matters tho Rio Gfane
by personal observation He has since returned Now
Orleans
Light Battery & First United States artillery Brevs,
Colonel w. III Graham COMMANDING for the past sS
months duty ~ Browns-ile has osen ordered New
Orleans aud toll op the 18th instant
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pondsncs noticed As likely 70 happen, he Count ArmhaaS
do Toledo has been removed b. royal der pIbl.heS
couple OF days slnce from the post u ln aaoa o. ksTs,
and hts place nlied BIZ Senor Don Edn. rd0 Col
nanaros or Regent o. the Supreme Court OF to isAa
II IL said that this change has taken place s2Ase
quenco OF wish 10 that eject oppressed by 0onsnE
Is-sund 70 the government Al Madrid and Is adas<
that che appointment OF MI Colmonsres only tea
porsry.
Tho founes that have been made the United stasAs
nxciy 70 or,ui wherever certain soil aboundsd, led
some persona 10 look for this valuable article In Chs
Al present know Of but two places whore opersiasas
nave nave commences Ono Of these Is near the town a
villa Clara In the oen,re OF the island tho other
Guanabacoa, about an hours ride by railroad fr0ua
Havana AT tho former considerable quantities OF pcsro.
ieum hsve been collected from the surface OF srs
stream aud some pools OF standing water, while 1t tf,s
latter place the only indication the crisfsnco OF os
NY OF semLquid stun hke asphaltun, known hers ~
tho name Of ehopapote Al both points the necessary
goes eravely On, but as yet nobody hsa struck lie
COMMERCIAL
The sugar market prcsenis bot little change stl thar
little goes TO show that holders ars beginning to alter
their minds. Many small parcels have changed hands
though at present there Indications % animation.
Sales have boon msde tho bssis of No ~ al riais
dtlon OF aaru Europe the large sugar crops here and
elsewhere sna tie tact that ths banks IA Havana refuse
TO reasw tho obligations OF planter u T. 10 b. expected
that holdcm must cell Ia orde TO realize and that prices
or sugars mast fall befpfs long There some who
predict thai before very loug there Will DO decline ~
fn!y ons nal la No IL Frc,rhts Id consequences Of
tho decline Ia sugars and the prospect o. further
duction there baS BEEN more inquiry or ffelghis whh
continue low fates b'f' vii probably improve I'll Gritty
tho drniand increases small craft for Europe have
oitaiued 32s 81. under Spanish nag vessel Of ulres
thOusanh boxes has boon taken for New York Direct al
81 - Tonnage Is abundant Exchange. -Shipmants
bcing limited paper tho United States " scarce Orr
rency drafts sixty days sight are sill held at 2i*
~ . scoun' ood oslA. shor sfghi, can DO had - ~