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THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
THuRsDAr, M.ncH %, 1866.
First Session.


Mr.. Yates was excused at his own request
from further service on the Committee on
Pensions. b
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing, reported without amendment the
resolution for the printing OF b, 900 copies OF
the special reports Of the Revenue Commits
sioner. . ..'bI
On motion Of Mr.. Hendricks, the resolu-
ton was amended so as 10 include Mr.. Hayes
report, and was then passed.
Mr.. Howe, from the Committee on the
Library, reported bill to transfer the III
brary Of the Smithsonian Institute to the
Library Of Congress, and asked for Its imme-
diate consideration. r. =,
At the request Of Mr.. Sumner II was laid
over for the present and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Chandler introduced bill to grant
land to the State Of Michigan to construct a
ship canal from Lake Superior to Lac Ca
vile, In the State Of Michigan. Referred to
the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Sumner introduced resolution In
structing the Committee on Finance to In
| quire into the expediency Of so amending
| the internal revenue act as to permit dis.
abled soldiers Of the Union army to peddle
| without paying the license now required BY
law. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Wilson called up the resolution intro.
duced yesterday to grant the use Of the Sen.
ate Chamber to Mrs. M. O. Willing, re-
kfugee from Texas, for the delivery Of leo
SQre, next Tuesday evening. The Senate re-
fuAed to take up the resolution.
Nc. Harris called up Q bill abolishing the
southern judicial district Of tho State Of Cal
| ifornia, and the western judicial district Of
Louisiana, aud making Of the State Of Lou.
isiana and Of the State Of California, respect.
lively, one judicial district. The bill wal
passed.
Mr.. Brown called up the bill to authorize
the construction Of bridge across the Mis-.
sissippi at st. Louis. The bridge shall be
| fifty feet above high water mark, and IL shall
have one span six hundred feet clear or two
spans four hundred and fifty feet each. The
bill was passed. ..-
Mr.. Anthony presented the protest OF Ed
win NJ Snow against the passage Of pend
ing joint resolution for the endorsement Of
quarantine regulations TO prevent the intro
duction and spread Of cholera, and asking
for a thorough Investigation Of existing guar.
antine regulations with view to correct
the fragrant abuses that now exist st some Of
the seaports. Referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Tho case OF Hon. John p. Stockton, Sena'
tor from New Jersey, was then taken up.
| HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After the presentation Of several bills and
memorials, which were appropriately referred,
the House took up, as unfinished business,
the bill reported from the Committee on Agri
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PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

The Pennsylvania Legislature will sd-
journ on the 18th Of April.
MMISs stocks at San francisco arc i'm
proving.
TUE Philadelphia and Erie railroad bill
passed the Pennsylvania House Of Repre-.
sentatives on Tuesday night.
TIE American omological Society will
hold its eleventh annual session at St. Louis,
OH the 4th Of September next.
THE cornerstone of a soldiers monument
will be laid at Flushing, L. l., on the 14th Of
April.
IT is stated that Clement C. Clay has been
granted tho freedom Of the grounds at Fort.
ross Monroe, during the day time.
MACMILLAN has appointed Gen Almont,
his Minister to France, to succeed Hidslgo,
resigned.
A NEW revenue stamp for imported cigars
more difficult to counterfeit than the old one,
is about to DO issued.
A LARGE steamship will sail from Liver.
pool this month, with cargo for Norfolk,
Virginia.
BEEF fell two cents per pound in the New
York market on Monday, as compared with
last weeks prices.
The Siberian route of the Russo American
telegraph line has been surveyed, and located,
and the work will be finished without diff.
Guilty.
TIE Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific
railroads have the contract for the transpor.
tation of Government troops and supplies to
the plains.
TIE remains of the rebel General Robert
Hatton have been brought to Louisville, KY,
to be inferred at Lebanon by the Odd Fell
lows society, of which he was Grand Master.
TIE New York Central Council Of the Fe,
mans remained in secret session at the Union
Square headquarters Tuesday, but nothing
could be learned Of their proceedings.
The pugilist is q gentleman who profanes
tho 'human countenance divine" by calling
his opponents nose q "conch," and by
drawing the claret" from It.
MINISTER ROMERO has received oficial
news from Ell Paso, up to the 2Sd Of Feb
ruary, confirming the report Of the evacua.
tiOn of the city of chihuahua by the French
troops.
THERE was grand tournament in Little.
ton, Sussex county, Va, on Friday last
Messrs A. Findley Harrison, ]. L Edwards,
R. T. Wilson, and A. II. Ellis were the sue.
cessful knights.
Mr.. JAMES NOTTINGHAM, widower, re-
siding in Braxton county, Va, was shot AND
killed while sleeping, some days ago, by hi
own son, lad ten years of age. 1t is be
lieved the lad was instigated to the murder
by his relatives.
The death of German veteran who served
under the great Frederick in the seven years
war, Is announced. He died at the respect
able ago of 100, at the hamlet of slAuds, IL
Upper silesiu. His name was Laurence Ha
LACE.
FIVE years ago as many living presidents
Of Harvard College were able to be grouped
on one Photographic plate-Quincy, Sparks
Everett, Walker, and FELTON,. Mr.. Sparks
death last week leaves DR.. Walker the only
survivor
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A PRESENT ro,pREs1pEsr JOHNSON. =

A PRESENT TolPREsIDENT JoHNsoN.-The
Butchers Hide and Melting Association Of
this city has given the President 4 piece Of
beef taken FROM the great OK they had named
Reunion. In the letter Of presentation 1t ID
said this OK was the largest Of which the
butchers have any record, weighing above
three thousand seven hundred and dxty-twc
pounds, while the dressed weight was two
thousand four hundred and seventy-fye
pounds. The OK was fattened by Mr.. @.
Trip, Of Dutchess county, New York. II
was slaughtered recently in this city, with
another named Andy johnson, Of almost
equal weight. The butchers, in their letter,
testify their respect for the office Of the Pres
ident, and express hope for the speedy re-
union Of the States.
The President responded, praislng the
meat, and heartily reciprocating the pa.
triotic wishes Of the butehers.-NeU YorI
EUenimg Post,
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CRIMINAL CoURr-Judgs Ohu.-(Nath,l

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judg6 OhH.-(Nath'l
Wilson, esq, Assistant District Attorney, prose
cuting)
Frederick Thompson, indicted for stealing a
coat from Benjamin 7. Rimpton. Jury sworn
and case continued until to morrow, J, J. John.
son for defence.
Elias Lawrence, alias Lawrance Lancer, in.
dicted for stealing horse from West 4 Lusby
verdict guilty, and recommended to mercy. Mo.
tion or new trial flooding for defence.
Tyler Burks, indicted for stealing dress from
Isabella Penny; verdict guilty. Cattrell for de-
fence.
William II. Rmoss, indicted for stealing two
coats from william Greer verdict mot guilty.
The same party was then placed on trial for
smother larceny verdict not rendered.
Thomas ogletOn, alias John Johnson indicted
for stealing coat from Richard Robin
son verdict guilty. Baker for defence
Tyler Burka, indicted for larceny noIe pros
by U. s. Attorney.
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oroxvds at the white House.

The ante-rooms of the Presidents office
were filed with men and women, good and
bad, from 10 n. m. until 3p. m. to-day, when
the President admitted the crowd remaining
at that hour, which numbered about fifty.
They were soon disposed Of Tho business
of some was legitimate, and that Of others of
no Importance whatever. This is the routine
almost every day.
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AL letters relating to the subscription Of, OIL
sdvertsing In, the REruBLioAN should be ad
dressed 10 the publishers, as above.
Anlsttsrs or communications intended for pub
heasion, or in any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed tc
the editor, As above.
To CoRhssPosDxErs. No notice can be taker
Of Anonymous Communications. Whatever Il
Intended for Insertion must be authenticated By
The name and address OF the writer-not neeessa
My for publication, bat as guaranty Of Its goot
aith.
Business and other correspondents will greatly
sbhge the Publishers and the Editor by comply
lag with the above suggestion.
We cannot undertake to rsturn rejected com.
auLleationa
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I IPROPERTA REsroRED.-A. R. Morr thi
morning had his property restored to him
It Is said to be valuable tract Of land loca
ted near Leesburg, Virginia. He took tn
oath of allegiance and was pardoned by tn
President August "a, 1895.
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THE CHOLERA AT KEY WEST

THE CiOLEtA Al hhh WEST.
Members of Congress and Others intending
to spend some time in this city will be inter.
ested in the following from the Chicago
Journal:
We make the following extract from pri-
vate letter from an officer in the army, dated
New Orleans, March IS:
"Oficial news that the cholera has broken out
at Key West has reached us. Assistant Surgeon
Taylor aud sixteen men are down with l.. A
strict quarantine Is estab ished below New Or
leans, aud vessels from Havana and Kew West
are subj ected 10 twenty zone days. quarantine.
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SECOND EDITION
FOUR O'oLoCIk. r. NJ /.


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in the provinoe Of Congr..s 10 remov. him
But as Iono a. IN. oa;os "a 6IIod NV an In.
cumb.nt hs oe,tainlv ,houId have ooyt,
Skaueh, To man.g. IN, bu,in.,, Of mia er.a,
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INV bodv of man. vbethor Rsnresentatises mr.
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sttsd him for ina nos,,ion hs nov oocnn;.:,
be assumed a from natr;o,;c and oon.o;.n'
tiou, motiyes and Al n time Too rb.n
almost ,ny other man vould bsvs r.ooiI.d
before the mapnitud, Of tho task IN bs o,.:
cu,ea Usb., fanbf,,,v and .s,nas,Iv no,.
form.d m. dutis. NJ hi. nos;,;on v;,n,nn
golden on;n;on, from all o,a,,.. In oom'
muni,v not m.rsIv for hi. n.r.or. a, unr,.h,.
ness. hut for IN. wisdom of tho MEASURE,
which have been instituted undsr his admin.
iaration of the public trust oon6ded In his
care.
Who, then, among all the members of
Congress. can ris, in his pIaee and saw that
he is competent to manage the nation,
finance, bst,sr than thu nrs..n, s.or.,.,v7
Who among than will have the ,om.r;,v 70
offer himself as the financial savior of the
oor,trv7 Th., ,hor. ohIo No, Il Iii
bronobss or tha N.,;on., I.s;.,.,,r. ami.
nsntIv 6,,sa IN s;v. sav;.. .nd .r.,..,,on
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PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.


BUBBLE says butter is very high in the
AlpS-the alpen-stock producing no milk,
The rinderpest is bad, but throwing orange
peel on the pavement is the rindest pest.
The newly-elsctsd municipal government
of Concord, Nh, was inaugurated Tuesday.
OLD folks are very fond of reading ''our
Young Folks"
ITALY contains one fourth Of the total
number of bishoprics in the whole world.
The finances Of tho country seem to be
pretty much at "sixe," and seven.thir.
ties.n
A WESTERN paper suggests as an improve
ment In Bibles, the preparation Of leaf or
two in the family record" for divorces.
CONSIDERABLE excitement was produced
in and about the town of Clayton, Illinois,
on Monday last, by the discovery Of mans
head in the creek.
The first play enacted in Boston was at
coffee-house, in State street, by two young
Englishmen, assisted by volunteers, about
the year 1850.
IRIS proposed in Paris to construct sys-
tenn of subterranean railways diysrging from
the Palais Royal as the common centre, and
connected at their ends BY an outside circle
A TEXAN editor says: "To talk about
men working, except on conpulsion, is all
nonsense. We never found labor very pleas
ant and fscinsting anywhere else save in
Sunday school books"
CRIME Of all kinds seems TO DO frightfully
prevailing again, especially throughout the
Western and Southwestern States, although
young lady is murdered in Massachusetts,
now and then.
The Boston Transcript says: "Mr. Cow.
per is one OF the best actors that has visited
our city for some years. Our local actors
should learn from him how to modulste the
voice so that every word can be distinctly
| heard"
STERLING KISG,s who confessed himself
guilty Of the attempted assassination of Sec.
| rotary Seward, endeavored to commit suicide
in prison at Louisville yesterday morning by
severing a blood vessel Of his arm. His re-
coyery is considered doubtful.
The Cor,e,pOndeneia, of Madrid, eiyes
curious statistics of the executions which
have taken Mace in spain In eons.ousnc. of
internal revolutions. The number amounted
to twenty-three under Espartero, to fourteen
under Gonzales Bravo, ninety.two under
Narvaez, and thirteen under 0'Donnell.
Two deo;,ions baye been mad. in thu Nav
York courts this week. respeotiny street cars
One settIes the point that oonduetors ara no,
compelled IN max. chanos-.bs otbsr hold.
tn ha Isoal the e.cIusion NJ ooIor.d n.r.or,
from White peoples cars on lines which Keep
IN reserve cars lot the former Glass.
"THk Peace Convention, - says the Proyi-
idence Journal, (which has lately been held
in Boston, was composed of 'bolters' from
the old American Peace Society, or ut least
of men who think that body was not peace.
full enough, because it did not oppose the
late war;
=, r.. u, c,,-, VII.
n. O $3.50 ~. - a., ~ .,',sA $50
A. r.S' n - ~ ~, w
can be but one reception for the invaders,
and stern and pitiless opposition to repel the
recommendations for ouesp and eountrv.
for law and liberty, for wives and children
and may God defend our rights"
Tn. b,k.r, in Risbmond b,v, "ooD.o,,.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, 1866
PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTIONS.

We are authorized TO say that hencsforth
only one reception each week will be given
at the Presidential Mansion. The ladies
will receive alternate Fridays, from to 8
p. m. There will be evening receptions al.
ternate Tuesdays, FIR ON 8 to Top. m.
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SupReuE OouRr nv THE UHIrKn SrArEs

SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES
THURSDAY, March q, 1865.
On motion Of Hon. Reyerdy Johnson,G. W. p.
Smith, ESQ, Of Maryland, was admitted 81
attorney and counsellor OF this court
On motion Of Hon. @. Gushing, John B. Rll.
wood, Eco, Of New York, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor Of this eonrt.
No. 40. Priscilla Ann Youngue, OF al, plain.
tifs In error, against Francis Gibbean, ct al.
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
Mr. Paschai for the defendants In error.
No. 81. James X. Simpson and others, plain.
lifts In error against Austin Dale and others, Thi'
eau was argued by Mr.. Maynard for the plain
tifs In error, and by Mr.. Browning for the de.
PENDANTS In error.
Adjourned until to. morrow morning.
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ABOUT RIoHr.-This morning, q small boy
\pn one of the avenue corners, with bundle
d papers under his arm, was Justify crying
ouA ''NashViYc Intsliigeneer. The boy
evidAptly did not road the heading as closely
as thu eopperbsAdS do the editorials Of the
papers 10 had. or he would have known the
differenca\ between 'Nationap' and Mash
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az the Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
WaTuinQ and InstTuotion for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
Urinary aud sexual systsTns. Sent free, in
SEALED envelopes. Address, DIR. J. BKlLLln
HoUdHTos, Howard AElG'lAliOa' Phii.dSSIPhi''
"a ~h'is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AS-Breech-Loading Arm.-Tho Boai
for the Examination Of Breech- Loading Arms,
which General Hancock 10 president, is now in
session at No. 81 WindeT's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours
OIL q. IN. and p m, until further notice.
Inventors are requested TO submit their arms
In person or by agent the recorder Of the board
W. OWENS,
mhi2.u Recorder.
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HALIFAX, March 22.-Tho
Halifax Sun was burned last n.
editor and proprietor, Richie was a.,
sistent friend of the North throughout tn.
whole rebellion.
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INTERNAL RRvEKUE RECEIPTS TO-DAY
SIS, $500.
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MI WHOLE LIFE SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
HAK1N0 IT, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
SENSE OF THE TERM, PERMANENTLY FRER.
-AsDssv JoHssos- Washtnston, April Goth,
1895
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l.sHow MI WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
laEsR C0NsPIRACIEs, WHO HAS FIRED
70 TakE W oUR F Has al NES cTs
TON HOUSES, AND ARsBNALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoU hTRAiTOR
WEE Z PRESIDENT OF THE uNiTRD
SON DID IN 1905, WITH AARON BURR,
WOULD HAVE THIN ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
s0oPE OF THs CONSTITUTION, BY THE
THEN - AHDREw JogSsoE. IN fhs Taif.I
6fnfss Ssndte-Mareh I'd. 1851,
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New York stock List.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Gold declined
TO l.21L,
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-Flour Is stcnd"
Wheat frm-Penn. red 1856. Corn
7la72. Oats dull. Seeds droopip
inactive-Western 50. 1851 a2.27
heavy. =
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LOCAL A FAIR ..

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. W. L.
Wall L Co. yesterday sold the following prop
erty on and O and sixth and Seventh streets,
In the Seventh ward, known rs the Page prop
thirty, inclusive, except lots Nos 8, 10, 20, 81,
aud " as follows, viz: Lot No /, corner Of 0
and Sixth streets, to 7. Nc artery, for % cents
per foot; lots Nos O. 8, 4, 0, 9, =, and 8, to D.
Foley: for ls cents per foot; lot No 10, to Hugh
hugh Me6afsry, for 2sL cents per foot; lots
Nos. IL and Is, to Samuel Hoover, for 225 cents
per foot lot No. Il, to Mrs Gibson, for 49, cents
per foot. 10. No ~, 70 M Keenan,, for % cents
enth streets, improved BY 4 large dwelling.
house. with stable, outbuildings, and hot house,
to Keenan,, for the sum OF ", $50; lot No. 10,
to n Keenan,, for ~ cents per foot lot No. Y,
to John shehan, at lsI cents per foot lot No. 49,
on ? street to Peter Dounelly, at % cents per
foot; lots Nos "a and 25, on street, near Sixth,
to d. D. Foley, for Is cents per foot lot No. 20,
corner Of si,,h and = streets, to D. D, Foley for
D. Foley, for 20 cents per foot; and lot No. 80,
to John Pagan, for 2oIf cents per foot
FIREs.-A few minutes before six o'clock
this morning Are was discovered In the bakery
Of Stephen Paten Son, on Seventh street west,
near Maryland avenue. officer wallingsford or
the Tenth precinct, promptly gave the alarm
from box 50 but at the same time the alarm was
rung in from box 10, at the corner Of Maryland
avenue and Four-and. half street, and the Are
department was promptly out. The baks-house
and several back buildings were destroyed. The
hre Is supposed TO have originated from the bake
house, aud had been burning some time when
discovered. Loss between two and three thousand
dollars.
About half past eight clock last night onicers
Wallingsford and James, Of the Tenth precinct,
discovered FIRE In q frame shAnty in the rear OF
Maryland avenue and Third street, occupied by
colorod people. The officers went 10 work, and
with q few buckets OF water, eXtinRuiBhed the
flames beforea any alarm was given. $50.
SwISDLIKG.-John Hamilton, q colored
man, was arrested a few days since, by Ohicer
Miller, In the Second ward, on the charge Of
swindling; having obtained tS5 from q man
named Frederick M. Springfield under false pre-
fences. He had hearing before Justice Clayton,
and was held 70 bail for court. -
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ASNotieo..To the TsHpayers Of

mhI2.u Recorder.
Aa-Notic TO the Taxpayers OF
wAsHIsaTos CrrY-The Board Of Assessors hay-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1853,
hereby give notice that they will sit as Board
Of Appeals and for the purpose Of making cor
rections from WEDNESDAY, the l4th instant, TO
APRILL LIST, 1865, inclusive, Sundays exeePtedD
at the room Of the Trustees Of Public Schools,
Third Story, west wing Of City Hall, from a. M
to Sp m. each day. By order Of the President.
mhl2
AS- Once Washington Gas Light
COMPANION and after March ], 1866, until
further notice, the price Of COKE Will be twelve
NIT GEO. A. MoILHENNY, Engineer.
~ Madam Mounts Pile salve-a
valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, a Con-
sumption Destroyer aud an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. can be found ~
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel
ner on Eleventh and PennsylVAnia avenue; En-
twisle's corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylyania
avenue o. corner Of aud Twelfth streets
Harbaug h Is, corner OF Seventh and O. lal2-lI
81 wonderfully strapge.-Medamo
N, ii. PRRREGAULT, who has astonished the
scientific classes Of Paris and LONDON, mas nov
Madame Perregault, by the aid OF her wonderful
Instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a lifs-liks picture OF the future nus
band or wife Of the patron, together Win the
date Of marriage leading traits OF character, oe-
cupation, etc. This is no huPbug, as thousands
az testimonialS can assert She Will send, When
desired, q written guarantee thai the picture 10
what II purports to be. By stating age, height
somplexion color Of eyes and hair, and enclos-
tNs bo santa and stamped envelope, addressed to
xoSaTSelf, you will receive the picture BY return
mall. Address &, npnppo,u,r
p. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, MY.
III L.
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New YORK, March ~
unchanged. Wheat q
Corn dull. Beef steady
Whisky dull. Cotton stei.
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Iw1sH ALL MEN TO BE TRKs. -AnasuAn
Observation-Disclosures, October 10. 1854.
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tBy Bankers aud Brokers' Telegraph to Levi
- Johnson q Co.