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DAavilas, "a, Jane {, 1859 D. N. y. 0SVJ
-Llsse 81 I'D Feb 1851, wss salietsd VIII
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Yease truly, Nv. I. DB WITT.
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lsritaas I'D drsssh the kidssys. end By seesean
~ soon Iced ~ chronic degensration nd co.
nfmed disease
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lie With the csnviction Inst II boz equal q r.
ssvng The elass Of diseases for which Il has bssD
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trusl that ~ shsi1 b rewarded for our s1orts II
placing 70 valsebls . remedy 70 /: ssrn - 0sss
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-12

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Ordsrs - selected for The purchase = 49, =
Cotton. aoear Molasees, Conss. Oseeeries, 70.
vsl Stores, westsrn rrodaee. nagesss. ~.
teptioo. octl3ly
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TELEGRaPHIC NEWS.
LATER .EuRoPE.

u =
Arrival of the African- The Proposed
tions-DePressIon in English Finances.
HALIFAX. June 6.-The steamship Africa,
with Liverpool dates to the 26lh uit., has ar.
rived. 81
LONDON, May a5.-It is confiI med that three
neutral Powers have sent identical notes to
Berlin. Vienna, France aud Florence, in viting
all rue Powers 20 conference. 1t Is believed
all the Powers will assent TO a conference. to
be held at Paris early as possible. wariike
preparations in the meanwhile continue.
The depression I'm English business and
commerce continues, but there is n rather bet
ter feeling.
Latest via Queenstown.
May g-Coniinental politics remain I'M
changed, .....-
The Observer states that no congress will
assemble unless Austria joins. The Austrian
consent has not yet been given, Reports are
again current AT Prague that the Prussan
troops are advancing to the frontier. ~
A BRUSSELS journal states that Kossuth is
acting in concert with the Italian Govern
raent, and is enueayoring to excite a revola-
ton in Hungary. s -
At the London stock exchange il was con-
sidered that reaction may be about to set in
Large arr walls OF specie from America was one
cause of the better feeling.
Latest Per Africa
LIVERPOOL. May 25tb, Evpniug.-Cotton
ilrmer, but unchanged. SIDES of 10000 bales.
Breadstuns inactive. Provisions dull
LONDON, May o6th. Evening.-Consols S7a
ga; 5.2o's 65ka65a; Fries il'ia4.4; Illinois
Central 76a76X.
There is general Improvement on the stoc X
exchange
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THE o.Jxor OF rHr rrsIAS RAIDS.

No one IL silly enough 10 believe that the
Fenisn movement on Canada Will assume such
proportions as TO entitle 1t 10 serious con-
sideration, or that any point Of importance in
The British provinces can be captured or held
by the raiders. We must infer, therefore.
either that the leaders are deficient in common
sense, or that they have an object in keeping
up the present disturbances. As we are will
ing to give them credit for at least average in
tsllIgence, and for an honest desire to serve
the cause they have At heart, we are forced to
the conelusic that something, after all, is to
he accomplished by these border forays. 81
Ireland and Irishmen, with the United States
rnain,aining strict neutrality, as at present,
in a struggle with Great Britain, are power
less indeed But should our Government be
found to take sides against England. every
Irishman here, in Canada, and in Ireland
would be In q position where his individual
efforts would materially aid his cause. The
Fenian leaders realize this fact. and hence
heir efforts are directed solely 70 the essen
tial work with them Of embroiliHg this
country in contest with Great Britain
Hence these raids. Our Government has so
rigidly adhered to its neutrality obligations so
FAR, rs TO put England TO the blush. Had we
acted on British ideas Of neutrality, Canada
would have had her hands full ere this. On
the prudence and wisdom Of the President
and OF the Secretary of State, who has safely
conducted the country through greater perils
than this, We may safely rely for happy
deliyerance in this case
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N1utiuy.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 6-The steamer
Winchester. Captain Gregory. six DAYS from
Havana, and short of coal, has arrived here
bouno for New York She encountered on
Sunday heavy southeast gale, la ting TWENTY
four hours. The day before she sailed the crew
mutinied, and three OF them were put in irons
by the U. ). Consul and sent 10 New York to
he delivered TO the u. :. District Attorney for
trial
A heavy southeast squall, accompanied by
rain and lightning, sprung up suddenly at 3 10
p. m. yesterday, uprooting trees, &c. but doing
no material damage
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TWO CASES OF CONsCIrNCr

The Secretary OF the Treasury received to.
day two contributions from persons stri wing
TO return to the path of rectitude and honesty
One was postmarked Boston, Mass, June 4th,
and contained sI,5Oc, with the statement that
the enclosed amount was due the United
states treasury, and requesting it to be placed
to the credit OF the same. The commu Mica ton
stated the sum enclosed to be TWENTY-FIVE
hundred dollars, but the words "twenty-
hve,' which were written in ink were crossed
over with pencil. and the word fifteen
written with pencil above it,
The other letter was postmarked PhiIadel-
phia, Pa, June sth, and contained SO with
The explanation that the enclosed was doe the
Government for revenue tax, and reuuestin o
the Secretary 10 appropriate IL accordingly
and oblige one who wanted to live honestly
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Mr. Kirkwood inquired IL the bill proposed an

M. Ktrkwood Inquired If the bill proposed al
increase OF salaries Z
Mr.. sherman said DC did, virtually. 1t
abolished the lower Grades Of clerks, and in
crossed the pay o. the heads Of bureaus.
Dir. kirkwood said az the salary OF attaches
apartments would have TO be raised also.
nit Trumbulis said there were numh~r Of
petnons for the increase OF salaries of United
states now brfore the Judiciary Com mit'ee.
III was probable that the committee would
make favorable report before the close Of the
session
The bill was passed. ---
The reconstruction resolution was taken up
N cne O'Clock ---~-------
MIR. Howe resumed the floor.
HoUsE-Mr. Hooper, OF Mass, from the
committee on Banking and Currency. to which
had been referred the bill TO regulate aud
secure the saie-keeping of public moneys en-
States, reported the same with sundry amend
mems. After some debate the amendments
were agreed TO, and the amended bill passed.
MT. Brandeeee, of Conn, from the Naval
COMMITTEES, reported a bill authorizing the
PRESIDENT OF the United States TO designate
Cleveland, Ohio, as a naval station. Ordered
10 he printed and recommitted.
Mr. Hayes. OF Ohio, from the Library Com
mitfee, reported joint resolution au ;horzing
the Secretary of the Interior TO distribute GER
tain copies Of the Americas State Papers.
Passed,
The House then TOOK up the special order
namely, the bill hitherto reported from the
Committee on Naval Affairs 10 establish "A Navy
Yard a. League Island, in the Delaware
river.
Messrs. Kelly. of Pa. and Brandegee. Of
Conn, addressed the House, the former in IA
vor of, and the latter against the bill
Mr. Brandegee was still speaking when our
report closed.
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Mr.. Morrill,, from the Senate District Com
mittee, to-day reported back without amend
ment the joint resolution "directing the re-
moyal of certain Instructions from the public
square known as the Market Square, In the
city Of Washington"
The resolution directs the Commissioner of
Public Buildings TO "Rotify the party by
whose direction Instructions, to wit founda-
ton and walls, were placed upon the public
square near Pennsylvania avenue. known as
Market Square, TO remove :he same, and on
refusal or neglect to remove said distractions,
to cause the same to be removed without I'M
necessary delay"
This action OF the District Committee would
seem to Ispel the last hope that the city will be
psrmittedto proceed with the erection of the fine
structure. OF which 1.-The foundation and walls,
above referred to was the commencement, and
which structure would have long since been
completed but for the interference of the
Chronicle lobby Interested in n private market
speculation of their own on Missouri avenue.
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xxxIxTH CONGREsS-FlRsr SESsaoy
WEnSHsnaN


SkNATE.-Mr. Grimes offered a resolution.
which was agreed TO. calling upon the Secre,
the Board of Visitors TO the late annual ex :
animation Of the Naval School,
Mr. Chandler offered q JOINT resolution, au-
tnorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury 70 adj
Just me accounts and pay the salaries of Of
ncers and employees OF the Treasury DE part
ment IN the Southern States who are unable
10 take the requisite oath: provided. that no
settlement shall be made with any man until
MS successor shall have been appointed and
confirmed. Referred to the Committee on
Commerce. er2farf (
MIR. Ramsey called mp q joint resolution for
the relief or Paul 3. Forbes, builder of the
iron .clad ldahoe ltaufhortzes the Secretary
of the Navy either 70 accept the Idahoe at the
contract price Of &600,0O0 or to transfer the
vessel to She contractor on his returning the
money advanced ON her by the Government.
/, Mr.. Trumbulf moved to amend by slrik,n1
out the first alternative. Disagreed TO- =
The joint resolution was then passed.
Mr.. Doolittle Gated mp the bill to reoreani ~
the clerical force OF the Interior Department.
In the course OF discussio on this subject.
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LATEST FROM THE'FRONT
The 81. Adams Column Of the Feniaa Army
Going to Canada on their own Hook.
The following report of Fenian movements
has heen RECEIVED to-day by the War Denart-

The following report of Fenian movements
has been received to-day by the War Depart
ment:
.sST. ALBANs, VT, June t. fs66.-Brt Brig.
Gen. S. r. BGrstor, Headquarters Major General
Meade:-Major Cuyler was sent to Hyeate and
Eastgate this morning to intercept the Fenians.
lie could not ascertain that they were com.
maEded by any one. They denied that they
were, and said that they were going on their
own hook. There was no appearance of an
organization, and about one in three had arms
He estimated them II be about 3ot, very quiet.
and generally cheerful. A sfew were disaf-
fecteu. About twenty had thrown away their
arms. They complained of want of subsist-
ence, and were depending on citizens for food.
He could not ascertain that any troops had
gone east OF Hygate."
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eecae,, - limited: however. The Govprnna,,
b. oET ORD 90 extend every r-asonsbIe NJ
irge. snd am happy 20 know thatth- w.. q,
the prisonrr b. permitted &C be- with nin a. (,
fbnt hIs friends ar permit ed W visit hiu
Tie motion O. the Dss ricf Attorney d a.,
fore granted. ] his court vtil adjourn. no, :, !, :
al November. but mil the first Tursd.v a.
October. which time is preferred ny ihe r,,a,
Jusuce aud Attorney General. The cpss 81
thpn. IL not before opposed Of ne taxed IN
A. IN. conclusion Of Judge L rdsr wood-. r.
nnaiLs the crowd dspersed and shortly sft.r
The l'onrt adinurnad.
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The Fenian Prisoners

BUFFALO, June 6.-The officers captured by
the steamer Michigan were brought before
Commissioner Parker, and a charge was read
10 them OF violating the neutrality laws, to
which they plead ssnot guilty." and were then
remanded 10 the city Jail. Their case will be
called up tomorrow, before the United States
Commissioner, and they will then be released
on giving bail, sufficient sums with good Sc
curly, 10 answer at a future day indictments
under The neutrality laws
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Affairs I'm Georgetown.

CANAL.-Arr1yeo -Ihe john Shaw, with
wood: Geo. Moler, with limestone; Golden
Rule and Industry. Will bark, to market
Capt. Short and Peter Heine, with wood, 10 do /:
and twenty boats with coal, to America Co,
652.9 tens; Hampshire and Baltimore Co, 223 10
tons; Consolidation Co, Ills tons; Borden Co,
336 Is tons; Cumberland Co. SSH tons; W r.
Snow & Co, 1925 tons; Central Co, al3l-
tons. Departed-Boats T. Martens. with We
hIcles, TO Point Of Rocks; Golden Rule. salt. TO
Hancock; Scow. lumber. &c, 10 Seneca aud
Mill Boy. with fish 10 Berlin and merchandise
TO Edwards Ferry; and twenty -eight boats
light.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT the election OF
officers of Oak Hill Cemetery, John MarbuTy
ST.. was Reelected President of the Board OF
Directors, and not Mr.. Corcoran, as was erro-
neonsiy reported yesterday.
REAL ESTATE SALE. by Thomas DowiiRg,
Auctioneer.-The town and market garden.
known As Conrad's, containing q little over
ten acres. situated in Tenallytown, ID. G.. was
sold yesterday to Jos. N. Pearson, for sc, $50
FLOUR AND GEAIN MARKET.-The -four
and grain market is quite duh to-day, not be-
cause OF the demand having ceased. for that l.
active as ever, but because of the insufiiriency
OF the supply 10 meet IT, Prices CT YESTERDAY
unchanged.
PORT OF GEoRGETowN.-Cleared-
Thomas, swirl, New York, with merchandIs
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Later from Cuba

NEW YORK. June 6-The steamer Moro
Castle, bring Havana dates TO the I'd instant
The Spanish frlgate Isabella Catolica, with
Gen. Dulce on board, sailed for New York
Gen Lersanbi had taken possession OF the
Government of Cuba. 1t is said that the frigate
Novos de Tolsa, in which he came, will Join
the Spanish fleet in th e Pacific. On the morn.
ing of the I'd instant placards were found posted
III the streets of Havana OF an incenciary
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PARpoNs BYPREsIpENT Johnson

The President required a report from the
Attorney Generals Office showing the number
of pardons granted by him since he has occu-
pied the Executive chair; and to day the re.
quiied report was made by the Attorney
General. stating the number of criminal par
dons issued by President Johnson since April
10, 1865, TO be l6l. and the number Of political
pardons 10 3SI
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PERsoNAL-Raphacl Semmes. ex-pirate.
was in the House gallery to-day ....Head
Center Stephens visited the Capitol to-day.
"'Gen. Banks and Senator Sprague appeared
In the new style, Hutchinson family shirt col
lars to-day, elicltlng much appreciation from
the ladies' galleries. ..''Hon. Thad. Stevens
is quite indisposed yet, but was In the House
Dali short time to-day. Ralph Waldo
Emerson is in the city, and is stopping at
WIZARDS.
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~Hudson Taylor. "a Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. sends US the May number of Bldckpood's
Magazine, containing the conclusion of "Miss
Maioribanks." the continuation of the me.
moTs OF the Confederate War" &c.
Also. an essay upon the Asiatic Cholera, by
William Schmele.
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THE SUGAR CROP.

The Department Of State has been informed
by the United States Consul at st. Croix, West
Indies, that the crop of sugar this wear will
probably reach 12,000 hogsheads, with a cor.
responding quantity of moiasses and ram: saw
from 5,JOO to e,s0O hogsheads OF moIasses, aWa,
of rum. This will he fifty per cent more tn an
the crop of 1865, and fully double that of the
preceding year.
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JEFRsDAyIs, COUNSEL IN TOWN

Charles O'Conor, Esq, one of the senior
counsel for JEFF Davis, and Governor
Pratt, arrived in the city this morning and
have bad interviews with the President and
Attorney General Speed in reference to the
trial of Jefferson Davis
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BOUNTY DECISION.

The War Department has decided that the
First Georgia infantry, composed of com.
panles A and b, was mustered into the
United States service for three years between
October 3lst, 1894 and February 10Th 1865, and
members OF that organization, are entitled to
the same bounty as other three years organiza.
tons raised within the same period -
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The Cholera.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The health officers re-
ports six new cases of cholera and i've deaths
since the last report on the hospital ship
They were all from the steamer Peruvian
Eiaity seven cases yet remain under treat
mTut.
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The LONG BRIDGE.

Mr.. Morrill, reported from the Senate Dis
trlct Committee to-day, without amendment,
the bill appropriating ten thousand dollars
for the repair of the Potomac bridge.
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LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
Mr.. Brandegee, of Connecticut, is making
great slaughter to-day Of the League Island
Navy Yard project. Mr.. Kelly, Of PennsyIva.
mia, is expected to do vigorous battle in behalf
of League Island in reply.
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D-Tbe Chronicle continues its lobby war
upon the people OF Washington and the NUM-
cipal authorities for the purpose OF egging
Congress On 10 adverse legislation against the
oSfy
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RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE REPORT

Mr.. Fessenden, al the meeting OF the Re.
construction Committee, this morning. pre-.
sented The committees final report, which was
accepted. The report, which is a very clap
crate one. will doubtless be presented TO Con-
sress to-day and be printed. 1t goes over the
whole question Of reconstruction, giving the
reasons which influenced the members of the
committee i'll adopting the measures recon.
mended by them and heretofore reported to
Congress
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FIBRDU~ GRASS

The Commissioner of Agriculture has re-
ceived from New Mexicoa specimen of fibrous
grass that grows on the table lands OF that
region, which is very strong and tough. He
as about sowing some of the seed 10 determine
whether the grass can be grown In this eli
mate II is believed this grass will prove to
be an excellent and q cheap material for the
mar ufacruIe OF paper, cordage. mating. &c.
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M.iu,aininc Neutrality

ST. ALBANs. June 5-By order OF Gen.-,,
Hooker, all armed bodies attempting TO e-a..
the DO, der are 20 be stopped by the =
TROOPS II unarmed, aud % - rrasunabl. "A
suppose they are Fenians, they mast al,o o.
stoppfd.
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f.nG ncial Panic in Montreal, Canada.
NEW oEK, June Especial reports received
here state thar there is panic in Montreal
run on the Savings Bank has taken place
Gold al 81 per cent premium.
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INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from
this source To-day Were Ssal ,339s2
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MAN NEWS.

A British tolon-i Threatens 10 Fire on,.
u. =. St~am-r Michigan.
PORTLAND, Juae GA special dispaieh -
the Press, from Montreal. states. on N. a.
thority OF The Mohtreai Herald, tia, Colo,.,
Lowry, ofthe ssth British regulars, learni,,
that some of the fenian prisoners on board a.
United States gunboat Michigsn had se,p.s
sent word that IL any more were permries -
escape. he would fire on her.
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Mary and state Convention of Uncondi-
tional Union Party
BALTIMORE, June 6.-The State Convention
OF he Unconditional Union party of MARYLAND
asst IN bed al the Front street Theatre to-day
There is q large attendance.
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Gold
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Gold l44L.
New York Markets.

NV TUX NaTketss
NEW YORK, June Cotton buoyant 39a4O.
Flour dull, common dropping Southern MET.
Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet Beef steady.
Pork heavy. Lard steady. Whiskey dull
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LOST HIS PAPEBs Yesterday while Sur
veyor Forsyth was engaged in his duties near
81. Peters Church some one took his coat from
his wagon and s.scooted." Mr.. Forsyth says
that he does not care for the coat but IN the
pockets he had a number of papers quite val :.
liable to him and two dead head tickets, and
he would be obliged If they are returned 10 him'
AT the City Hall or through the Post ONCE.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM ATTORNEY
GENERAL SPEED.

TIE IMMEDIATE ARREST OF ALL PROMINENT
FENIANs ORDERED.
At the meeting of the members of the Cabinet
yesterday the Fenian question was the chief
topic of disc ussion, and it was finally resolved
unanimously that the G overnmont having
solemnly pledged Its faith to preserve the neu-
trality laws. was bound by every considera-
ton of NATIONAL courtesy 20 take some immedi-
ate and effective measures to prevent a recur-
renee OF the Fenian demonstrations. The
Attorney General was accordingly directed
by the President 10 issue the following circ ular
to district attorneys and marshals of the Uni
Jcd states:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE. D
WAsHINGToN. ID. g.. June 5. 1850.
BY direction of the President, you are here
by instructed to cause the arrest of all promi-
neni, leading, or conspicuous persons called
"Fsnians," W HON you have probable cause 10
believe have been, or may be. guilty of viola
tons of the neutrality laws OF the United
Slaies- U AsIEs SEEEI,. Atrnrnsy GSaneraI
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1lY GREEN 4 wILLIAMs, Auetioneers.
TRusrEEs SALE or " EsA .,as HOUSE AND

On MONDAY, the 9th day of July. 1856, shsL
eclos BY virtue Of deed of trust 90 the subscr
Ter, bearing date the twenty. % vseth day O Az
gust, 1854, and recorded in Liber n & r, No a.
foioe 407 to z, one Of the land records Of the cir
efwsebipgton, Ia the District Of Columbia. %.
the city 81 Wsshiseton, D. O.. viz PART Il L.,
pumbersd thirty iSgr, GA, An SQUARE non.Sr:ss
II feet fne hes On Peirce street With depth Of S
feet eas tbcbes, with tue I'm orovements, which ere
. good tvo story Frame Bouee. 10 &c fhl.
SCI etreofs west. =.
Terms; Oss-half Gosh; balance in 81, and
bearing interest from day of sale, A teee'
eiven and deed OF trust taken. A.
purchsser. Slee REQ uired d sun wien the proper,
" 70 cold. and ~ the whole sale 10 not complied
with In i've days, the trustee reserves the rght.
resell the property. ~ the risk and cost Of t ee
fauitipR pure. sser, ~ advertising fesse thr~
umee In The Weshington star.
Jos. y. KELLEY, Trusts
Ns:aw&ds GERM WILLIAMS, Asc"-
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MEW ToRK BIRef BOAED sALkA
Coupons, 1904; Five Twepties. 1852, 1tS
Five Twennes. 1864, l0s; Five Twenties,
1865, 16a; Ten Forties, Sc. Seven Thirt &c,
102S; Certificates, 100; Gold. i455.