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REGISTRATION IN LOUISIANA.
The Time for RegistratiOn Extended by
General Sheridan, In Accordance with
the PreaidantIa Reaueat.

General Sheridan, In Accordance with
the President's Request.
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-To-day being the
men, General Sheridan has, this afternoon,
Issued an order extending the time of registra-
ton, in accordance with the expressed wishes
of the President, until further notice. No orders
have, as yet been received at headquarters to
follow the Interpretation of Stanbery. Though
the opinion Is being followed, with some modi-
fications, there is considerable exutation in
conservative circles over the emission of the
new order, which is interpreted as a virtual
concession OIL the part of the General Com
manding.
The following paragraph embodies that por-
tion of General Sheridan's order which per-
tains to the extension of the registration:-
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, NEW
ORLEANS, La, June 29.-The President of the United
states having expressed the opinion that the time
given for the registration of the State of Louisiana is
not long enough, the time is hereby extended until
further orders. By command of
| p. L. SHERIDAN, Major General.
GEO. L. HARTsUFF Assistant Acknowledgement.
Affairs In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-The report that
General Steedman had telegraphed the Presi-
dent, while at Boston, that General Sheridan
ought to be Immediately removed from COM
mand in the Fifth Military District was wholly
without foundation. General Steedman has
had no communication with the President in
relation to the subject, either directly or in
directly.
General Henningsen, of filibustering antece-
dents, and an adherent of the Quixotic Walker,
having, 1t is believed, failed in mis- mission here
left yesterday for St Louis. The three hundred
were not to be raised and equipped without too
liberal an expenditure OF funds.
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'rAFesI SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF pAILADELPHIA....... July ~
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rEIp-
y. 92APH oQFIGE. ~
IA M...........7sl II A. A.. 81 p p. M.......9s
FOrGddttio1ldI Marine Needs see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING. ~
Brig Samuel Welsh, Watson Turks Island, D. s. stet-
se6T j. W. Hine Lane. 4sfstOrd. westnOrelana oOsa
schr ]. Clark, Fowler Providence, 40
Schr Cedar Grove, Webb MilfoEd. John W. Lynn
Gregg q Morris. 's-'A~'-s
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PRESIDENTIAL TICKETS. - The Titusville
Herald nOminates General Grant for President,
and Hon. Galusha A. Grow for Vice-President.
The Wilmington (Del.) Commercial nominates
General Grant for President and Hon. w. D.
Kelley for Vice-PTesident.
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Destruction of the Washburn HOme-
Sfaah

LEWISTON, Maine, JulyNlA-The Washburn
Homestead in Livermore, %eS totally de-
house had been fitteds up in fiAe style by ex-
Governor Washburn and by Congressman f. B.
$and @. @. Washburn, and they were accustomed
hArthnlace. u. IL
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THR CELBH .ATION IN ROME. w
aorgeoua mpssceRal Display--st. Peters
nay and the he(CanomizatiOn-Ome Hum~
arsd ThousAnd Persons Inside the
Great ehurch--Tho Pope Celebrates
zrass--A @uicide and instrumentation OF
81. PetcF's--scene at the Elevation.
RoMS, June 29.-The religious ceremonies In
onlobrailon OF the eighteen hundredth anniver-
sary DIST Peters martyrdom, and In reverence
Of 81 Paul and the canonization OF twenty "a We
Ditch, French, and Spanish martyrs, who died
"a. Japan, as saints, was one OF the most gor-
geone religious ceremonies witnessed In the
world since the days of King Solomon.
n The Obaervances were commenced yesterday
evening with q general illumination of the city
~ Rome. ST. Peters shone like a great church
ss efhnd Eocession Of preiateS. e priests iesas
onkI md Nl4diers, from the Vatican TO st.
Bis HoIinbaa the Pope was carried on his
Urond. fMA
There wasIaa immense crowd assembled in
"he IN lefior of 4he church before his arrival,
Ans Of fold. silver 70 pestries' paintings
hundred thousand yards OF crimson
lding was lighted with many millions
Sndles.
4 fts walF> including the ex-King OF Ma
he foreign Ministry, Iive hundred cardi-
rcn bishops and bishops, ana many thou
pfe were even nuns and soldiers from
W Est every country in the world present, and
/ congregation.
Dpe Plus the Ninth celebrated the Gregorian
ss in Latin and Greek.
here were two Interruptions to the oere-
NY. The curtains of one OF the windows Of
church caught fire at one moment but they
W espeedily torn down by the guard. and no
mage occurred. After this a man who had
eome crazy from excitement produced by the
4 mp and glitter and lights, cut his throat, and
- si1et under the bronze statue of ST. Peter.
- confusion in consequence. His
ilY rawoved outside
b. proceeded to reconsecrate
~ with the blood of the sui
te Jeded with the service of the
- extra music for the grand
~ placed on the dome OF st.
q angelical responses the can
N Angelo laundering forth the
pat instead of the organ.
Voice during the celebration was
/ery sweet, and heard all over the
a most sublime scene when at the ele-
Jftt>-lfof the Host the prelates, priests, and
Gables, peasantry aud soldiers, who wera spec
Ators, knelt to earth to do reverence to the
Higher than the Highest, and who had become
for man Lowlier than the Lowhest of all those
present.
The city illuminations fireworks races, and
general festivities in honor of the centenary
anniversary Will continue during week.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
Arrival of the GOvernOr~General-T
CelebratiOn OF the Union on MOndaY.

OTTAWA, G. W., June 20. = The Governor
General is here. BY his request the addresses
usual in receptions are deferred till Monday
on that day the Ministry OF the Dominion will
be sworn in, The celebration OF the Union at
the people, the population being small and not
wealthy
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The Navy Department.
FROM CAPE ISLAND TODAY.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
Condition OF the Thermometer.
CAPE ISLAND -Ju1y-1. THE thermometer at
the Columbia Hottsey.at IL o'clock, marked 78
degrees in the shade, which is IL degrees below
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Philadelphia
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-Messrs. william Painter 4 Co., bankers, No.

S6 South Third street, report the follow
ing rates Of exchange today at IL o'clock:---
o. s. es, 1881, 1Osl@lOs; %. 8. 6-2Os, 1862,
110l@ll0t; do, 1854, lO7a@lO7l; do, 1855.
1909; q. s. 7'3Os, LIST series, l06l@1O6A; do,
I'd series, lO640106s; Sd series, 1864 t01O6f; Com.
pound Interest Notes, December, 1854, III; do.
May, 1865, 1l6t; do. August 1866, 1l5t; do.
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QUEEN VICTORIA.
Her Majesty Appears Again in the Cause
OF Charity.

HIoNDoN. June 29-Queen Victoria to-day laid
the first stone OF the new building to be erected
as an addition TO the Albert orphan Asylum,
situated at Bagshot, near this city.
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DIR. II. r. Linderman, Director OF the Mint,
furnishes the folio wing statement of Deposits .
and Coinage at the Mint during the monthU
June, 1867
Gold Deposits ..................< a Sl77, "a
Silver Deposits and Purchases .::A.,,..i 4.69S6S
Total Deposits ,2S5'S7
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THE PRHE RING.
Fight In Denver, Colorado, Between
John Williams and Thomas 9. Dunn,
OF Ohio-WtlIiams the Winner.

CINCINNATI, June 29-John WilliaIhs, for
merly of this city, and Thomas O. D1nn@ frohA
Dayton, Ohio had mill at Cherry Creelkrnear
Denver City, Colorado Territory, recently, Tor
when Dunn failed to come to time, and the b&tA
tie was given to Williams. Dunn had first
blood and first knock down. Dunn weighed
140 pounds. Williams was very badly punished.
The second deposit of $500 each by Aaron
Jones and McCool, who are to fight near here on
the 3lst OF August, was made to-day.
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RUSSIA,
Abolition OF Export Duties on Many
Articles OF Trade.

ST PETERSBURG, June 29.-The duties hitherto
collected by the Russian Government on the
export of wooden articles, bark mats and tar
from Russia and Poland, are abolished
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Horace Greeley arrived here to-day, having
been summoned to testify before the judiciary
Committee, in relation to the bailing Of Jeffer-
son Davis.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 20 EVENING TELEGRAPH. !
WAsHINGToN, July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
TILE MARKETS.


FRIDAY Dec. %, 1857.
AsHEs-Tho market Is quiet for Pots ut - Mas 90
JRIiIiDISG MATERIALS continue firm, and fair
business was done nj former prices. -, ,
BEEsWAX has been moderately active ana steauy "l
al zoe for yellow Western ana southern
BRISTLES are unchanged
COTTON-The demand has been moderate ana prices
are weak though decline is estabshcd sales OF So
bales chiefly 10 slippers at l5lc for Mddng Upands 10
1910. for do. Now-Drcans
tOFFEE-strcy prime Rio is scarce, ana conld prom,
oby DE sold To tr extent ut current rates but Tor All
other grades the market h extremely dun ana htaSy
West India descriI tOns are dull aud nominal,
CANDLES are dull but steady sales 81 800 boxes Adh
antine nj 2Od2lc sperm at 4sc and Patent 0t ohdb2tc
FLOUR AND HEAL-rho market for western ahd
state A ess active, and prices irregular; the low
grades are enscr but the better brands are hrmer-tho
latter I'm fair request; the sales are 1900 Dds at ~ 400
s. Is for Superhno state 81 45GS9 30 for inferior RIVER
and civ Extra; SO0sO 50 for Extra stnte; $40 6Odsl
for Fancy do; S. saslO 20 for shipping OhlOi SO 500
si 20 for Trade and Family DO 50 5OdtiO 20 for the low
grades OF Western Extra $40 9OdS Go Tor good 10 choice
Spring Wheat Extras Sll 6gasl2 20 for Amber WINTER
Wheat Extra Indiana and Michigan; S5dSb Tor
White Wheat Extras do, do. and $40 @asl6 for 81,
Louis Extras. California Flour IL quiet, 9et s,e3
sales Of 400 bags az sl2 COdslJ 90 So usi
eyn Flour il Arn aud IN moderate request !
sales Of $50 bills at a. s5atll 81 for ordinary 70
Extra and Family Georgia and Virginia, ANA I'll s' 1,r
Extra and Family Maryland and Delaware. rye W pnn
Is nrmer aud In far request; sales OF go dds 'i
~ co. Corn Meal quet sales Of cry az 20 I,nnr i.
cred and Ordinary Western, Is 10, BucRWhon' '''' -
better aales at o. Tsat5 - v 100 NJ 80, 60 ,..tin,
QRAIN--The Wheat market shows sun ni'nsf We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
The following are the movements of Dry Goods at
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The National Trust Company of the City OF Now
York. at No. $3.50 Broadway capital one million dol
lars. Darius b. Mangum, President receives deposits
Of money in large or small amounts, and allows jour
per cent interest upon daily balances subject 10 check at
sight Il also allows five per cent upon special de-
posits for six months or longer. The Company makes
loans from its Deposits and Trust Funds on Govern
ment Securities State Stocks and City Stocks OF this
State but it is not permitted to DISCOUNT or deal IN
COMMERCIAL OR BUSINESS PAPER individuals
firms and corporations can keep current accounts III
this institution with special advantages OF security
convenience and profit
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EANnIY MARKETS
OK LIVING EXPENsEs IN NEw.YORl

OK liNlNG LAIENSLS IN NV Olth
FRIDAY. Dee 20, 1867.
The markets are shaping for the holidays, when every.
body Is expected 10 take home turkey goose pair OF
ducks chickens or some wild fowl. There Is already
supply hand sufficient for this aud several days more,
n which the express companies VIII deposit poultry by
the tun almost every hour OF the day II rain sets IN
looks likely compelling the dealers 10 shove on
their lofts fun stores fun aud cellars full, counting hund
reds Of tuns the poorer classes viii all have chance at
chickens geese. and turkeys Rough, frozen Du sweet
birds are already Offering at l20l5c. D., and when
thaWcd out they Wl be stl cheaper Good fresh tur-
KEYS are generally selling at 2OG22c with scarcely any.
thing however line above Csc, very few above 2lc and
some pretty good 1T Is. There is strong dspo-
son 10 sell Chickens mostly sold at Il alsc, WIN
some drawn birds AZ 22G2c Large Fat geese are IN de-
mahd, aud are worth rs much ms turkeys. Oecse ior
Christmas and turkeys FOR NewYears Is the rule Win
many NensOn is in good supply, win lar amount OF
Wild birds. or the butchers are laDOilng 10 com
pete with poultry and stalls being dressed out WIN
christmas beef aud mutton, the greatest display being
n Centre Market Beef and mutton are both tending up
ward in price, while pork has declined at wholesale
The late snow and cold weather causes scarcity OF
vegetables also OF fresh fish fresh now costs &c.
SO scarce are they The rudy cbeeked lady apple, so
perfect few years ago, and abundant about holiday
Times a 15c. per half peek scarcely u be met
WITH and Whcn seen are marked soc per quart some
large red apples though still small and OF beautiful color
are selling ia their place al 81 50 per half peek Nuts Tor
the holidays IN fair supply and so are Talsins the
oncfOurth boxes selling at 81 each, while l0c Is the uni
yersa price Of the little oval boxes VI gs We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

VEGETABLES
Beets, each......-.. So 5Onons, IT,. f09is
BRUSSELS Sprouts, y Y kpk............ 5OD5a
quart .25035 Picking qt. 25a3o
Cabbages, each. Parsley, bunch. s0n
Red ....l5a3O Parsneps, each "a s
Caui0wers, each. 3O075 Peas, SKID. = qt....lsD2o
Carrots each ......... So 5Peppers red bunch ca
Celery, soup, bunch. ga 81 Potatoes y peck 3O93s
Table, y bunch. .l5als Per bushel. 81 s86Sa IA
Knob, = bunch. Per barrel...s IS 5O0S6 %
Chicory. y head. ...... AZ Sweet 5O055
Corn, % Satisfy, per bunch 15aN
Garlic = bunch. .2Oa25 Sage Thyme,P b'nch so
Horse Radsh ~ b..-d2O ShallOts y qt..-..... 25030
Kale v head. Sd1O Spinach = peck 30935
Leeks, y bunch ....... d10lSquashes, Marrow,
Lettuce Boston Pbead12dl5 908l6
Mint, bunch. ....... ga 5lTOmatOes, pa 2592s
Radishes Black each. pa 3 Tunips y peck o92s
sUYDRIEs.
Beans dry, quart ..14a1s Honey, Clover $3.50
Coal, hard Pbucket .12Gl5 Buckwheat S0e3s
Coal. stove, 80 GOd 50 southernp pit bottle3OoSS
Coke y cbaldron. "a s. Mir. y quart ...... no
Kerosene, y ..56a6O Condensed y % can.-oto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

hEOEITIO Uf IhUUUOE.
Dec 90 sl4 bbs Flour 1929 bbs. whisky LAS sacks
Corn Meal 2704 bush Corn, 27s3 BUSH Oats, go bush
Rye pkgs Ashes, 500 pkgs Beef, 729 bbls Pork 697
pkgs Cut Meats 74 pkgs. Lard, is pkgs TallOw, los
sacks Oilcake 22 Dressed Hogs, 1929 bbs Petroleum.
900 pkgs Butter lao pkgs Cheese, 800 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
.SIRABLE PLACES for SALE


NOR SALE-TwO valuable FARMS.-NO.1 sit
Il Montgomery Comfy Pa, on The Bethlehem Pike I5 mrs
north Of PHILADELPHIA North Pennsylvania Raoad containing
25 sores The improvements large consisting Of
With bath range Gc tenant houses two large bat
sbng 100 cattle all other necessary out buildings
The good and well va,red tie leading
By tao q large shade large shade
around the There variety Of fruit tTee, About
timber, % meadow be balance all arabs and Il
well adapted for gram bree us and gazing puoss While Is fus
ton Cue old fruits and modem mp-ov6ucts commend
eman country II desired Thef,
are wO Of fum buildings.
p formerly the Kehav Mode Pam, containing 20
ess 10 the Twenty seventh Ward q The e, and within mile Of
Naval Depot League Island Il considered the beat grazing
large portion Of The land high
The improvements nearly and
improvement heated By engine drives
Iuabuer grinding hrsshns &C. o There houses
large sabug T 40 bead Of horses sDd cattle
large sheds necessary outhungs The garden,
mansion handsomely JAIL oUt ard planted With choice variety q
n The thrifty condition Tbs farm well Eohhy the
Of capitalists sell s. te farmer - j gi rent o 5000
per ytN. X J. DObbIAS, butti
JeIgeg Bldiug pbiHfe,uhiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
6iiu 8tal 6stat, for sal,.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.-Nalu able
improved PROPERTY DO this 70 De SOLD very cheap Tor o-sh
on Mn lie exchanged r auy Mind " good lcrla properly Gp 6ool
groceries pianos etc apps TO G. GILMAN No ~ Brosd
Way basement --------
$4,000 WANTED !. T.. S on Bond l 5a ap a.. Mort
CIV Voh 1900 an 600 per Address Boz No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
REAL ESTATE.


Ehs
Pool estate movements in NcW-JerSey are very
,, md ma, coming season promises TO eNceeu al pre-
- IN, the amount and Importance Of the trausac-
-, I,d comptuies building societies and other as
,,, Inv means of winch large tracts Of land are
-, ,ou the market quickly disposed OF and rapidly
III, ,o, have been in active operation during he past
or and II ia reported that the Legislature has, ID
,,,ot yov been assisting them. The inducements Tor
tu,dnc i'm NewJersey great; the taxes are lighter
than IN New-YorK and aliens can hold properly uhuer
the laws OF that state. Building has been particularly
brisk in Hudson County, and the general character OF tue
houses erected seems 20 indicate that many Of the mer
chant princes and professional men OF this city are turn
ING their attention to NewJersey for residences Prices
of course do not compare with those on Manhattan
Island but they show a constant upward tendency Inc
railroad companies controlling lines leading IRON INC
metropolis 10 the state yyng with each other u
make fhcir several limos attractive 10 those seeking s
urban residences In Salem n j., Mr.. VIM T. flnl"n -
yeDortcd TO have purchased the residence OF MI hoo
IT. Garrison, Oh Fenwckst. for $500, ana MI sai"i "
Dean TO have disposed Of his residence on MaIAoV' ~
Mr. Robert Stretch for 5000.
The auction sale Ofup-tOwn lots which was "il"o""o
FOR today was postponed not enough buyers Dells pr
emf IA warrant any Of the property being onereu We
mote no material change in the market the totI ao"
Of transfers recorded being hut slightly greater n 3
ferdav Dnring the holiday season the market VIII i"'
urally be rather dull but, Notwithstanding the geler
denresson in almost all other branches OF business We
spticipae an unusual activity in real estate WIN W
oneuinc wear Whether the present high prices can po
maintained however is question upon when Ieai oS0
men are rs yet undecided
We ouoe as follows from the New-York Registers Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
(onnfm Ytal Gstait for saI..

ATORANGE, y. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ Farms great ytre; beautifully stred ors bo1r from
NevYok for Also IOunIy Houses o LII FOR
she ason by BLACKWELL SMITH No 2fJ Broadway
SswYo 9to u Orange. corner Nan and loneSu t"e
A TTRACTIVE and cheap HOMES at Metu-
~ chen one hour from Jersey Civ, 5000 70 $35,l0I
PETIT a FRAZER. Nc. M Broaewsy Room No P
NHOICE FARMS at Farmers prices III the best
Oseioa So NewJer,ev PETIT &fbAZkE ~ BoalNay room
DESIRABLE PLACES for SALE
MADISON. ENGLEWOOD
SUMMIT MONrCLAIR
CHATHAM ORANGE.
MIiLBUEN SOUTH ORANGE,
and elsewhere il NesJefseyi also zone places TO rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
SECOND BOARD
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

GOVERNMENT DbPARIhtNl. .. g..
T. e. 1891 Reg 10 Is 500 Coup 65 81 1910 coup
1000 .10Sl 5}0OO........ lO1s 6UO
u 6s $40 COu '62 us BIO COu %
1900. .--.. $50 1914 $4,000 ....-..lOS4
20 OOO..........lOS2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21
rHnnKlNN.

No property within the limits OF Brooklyn Is IN SO
great demand as that around Prospect PARK l"o'
three ana even i've OF six hundred per
cent advance on prices paid at tho ume .no
war commenced is eagerly paid for lots desirably
uoted and as most OF the residences in process OF con
structon there are rstcas both in material ana aren't
tectural design still greater advance in value Is antc
paed by real estate This is destined to become
one of the most fashionable suburbs OF New-1ork
Among the sales announced fer tomorrow the Hsp we
notice the factory property situated on William ana Ming
SIS between COuOver and Van Brmtsts, adjoining the
Atlantic Docks This property comprises p lots, each p
1Oo feet and upon them brick building 5OX2oo feet
The following are the recorded transfers in Brooklyn to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

nay , -. *. p s,h,t e7,9l = r. ........ 81 90O
SCUM S,n-s' H. - 80 49, S,-,..-rt u. f.,,l0I0 " d.
Ssle,sq. - 60 XII - +6,., Il D..... 2CO0
1o'umbuspace So l2l g. Herswerst t3EL W. Do ~
North and Sarstocs-ats f1t ". p.'-...
Tul;on.aye d. - Huntest, lA2T2l' b. J., W D. SCoy
South corner Richards aud sis lN8 D. D..
Fultau.ave T. s. ~ Hunt rst. ho2Vo, D. and j. W D.. o
20 r. Vsyi,..t io0,zl II A b. " D. 10000
trsndst $ 10 Of 2ist. ClH2o n.....'.''.' '
Of shave lut121, w u....s..'..-s ~
luioust 20 feet Of Ilovt,t loO1il W l......'' io
N'-uu" ~. "a -, a5 Ic.l4u r D.. 20W
y; cor D.' I59 t, gS o. i,g IA 4 l. H. D.. 5000
80 - -. -. IIr,s, Ifn,Ig " ........... ITO
1Ss' - ~ H.. tonr1-f N D.............. 400
14.tLsS' - io1 tt,-+s, i1rei IA n........... 1900
1S.'s", = - irt,sn 3 h.
$500 "a g. r. bsE,It-ey, iiars5 vs. n.......... 1000
SaS ~ n i1.Ksnsve 9r-rlss and W b. C2.O
n - 5.it-- - l,orssssst ~ eSl ", D....... 1000
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

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