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pY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- (Late clerks with Jas. C. Mcclure & co.,
8. w. corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
Star Office Binding.
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and ID SITS

II n o.
FIRST. CLASS BUILDING LOT. FRONTING ON
sTREEfs WE r sTTH aND
On THURSDAY. the nth instant at 81, O'Clock
in beng q feet Of
feet deep. to a fine paved alley.
Part of Lot No. 4, in Square No. sss, being lsl
feet inches front, on New York avenue between
depth Whic will be sold aItosefher or su6divided
to suit purchasers, with the improvements.
osb N apd b2
&C., at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down on
sj iyst It'd at inc GKEEN NJ WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
D Late clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure { CO.,
street Star Office Building.
CHANCERY SALE OF A RESTAURANT.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No.
as viii se @ Jng IS I a ul
O'Clock m. on the premises at the corner of sth
stock fxtnrcs and effects upon the premises Known
as steelc's Restaurant, together with the unex-
Terms of sale: All sums under 500 cash; over
that amount one half cash; balance in sixty and
oorSea 10 Te n' Trsstee
sell the aboycnamed Restaurant as an entirety,
and will so offer it on the day of sale, if deemed ad
Yantagcous to do so.
f. CARTSI. Trustee
Jy6-d&ds COOPER II LATIMER. Aucts
10y JOS. +. KELLEY. Real Estate Agent and
ID Auctioneer; Office 1863 Eighth street west
near North street.
FRAME HOUSE, No. SAP NORTH STREET
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
WEST, At AUCTION.
On THURsDAY next. the 18th day of July. at
O'Clock =. m. Will sell. on the premises part of
the east half of Lot numbered eight ~ in Square
SIG. Said part of lot hayng front of Is feet on
the north side Of North street. between 4th and
5th streets west and running back l42 feet inches
to a 30foot alley. improved by two story frame
house containing six rooms.
Terms of sale One third cash: balance in six
twelve and eighteen months. with interest. and
secured by deed of trust on the premises All
conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of pur.
chaser so down on day OF sale.
JOS. F. KELLEY, Auctionaer
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DY COOPER b LATIMER, Auctioneers.
ID Late Clerks with Jas. G. MCGUIRE d C0.,)
Southwest corner of Penna ave. and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALExyANDR,

e The Steamboats, Of the Company leave each piac'
E'Ek1 HOUR, from e o'clock - =
M until Z O'Clock p m. Leaye from
ington.
The Seventh street Cars Can meet with the Boats
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- tbate clerkS with j y. McGulre Co.
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and 18th ST. !,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD.
By virtue of a deed of trust from Samuel Duvall
and wife. dated October l. 1856, and recorded in
Liber X NJ H. No. q folio Az. of the land records
for Washington county, d. c., will sell, at public
auction, on MONDAY, July 8, 1857. at O'Clock p.
fonf 81 dhe m Lots Nos and
Each of these Lots has front on 18th street west
in the rear.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust. All conveyancing and stamps at purchasers
cost. Slo0 down on each lot when sold
EUGENE CARTSI. Trustee.
e Eth s Maids COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain until THURSDAY AT
TERNOON July 18th, same hour and place.
EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee
jy9-d&ds COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts
QY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- tIIate clerks with J. G. Mcclure & Co.
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

By virtue of deed of trustto me directed from
George Schriner and Henrietta Schriner his wife
dated February l, 1857, and recorded in Liber
NJ. Fl No. 81, folio % one of the land records for
Washington county, D. C. will sell at public AUG
at O'Clock p. all that piece parcel of ground
known and DESCRIBED as part of Lot numbered
twenty seven. "a } in Square numbered four hum
dred and ninety eight, t49s,) in the city of Wash
streets south and AZ and 9th west
Terms One half cash: balance in 6, II, Is and
"a months for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed OF trust on the premises. $50 down on
the day of sale.
w. B. TODD. JR.,. Trustee
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BANKERS.

IAY COOKE CO.,
BA ERS,
Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury,
Buy and sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEvEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c, executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
Lift
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RY COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers,
~ tLate clerks with James c. Mcclure IL Co.
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street. Star Office Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03
THE NAvlEs OF THE OLD WORLD.
Development Of the Iron-Clad Fleets Of the
United States and France.


We are GLAD TO see that Admiralty aching the
perfectly reasonable sound hsi wooden ships
70 &c nc o 81 ~ = on, %
M our barbors with useless lumber 70 incur heavy
nual expsssss for repairing What can never b prona
force OF the country longer be estimated BY the
number Of guns able 70 bring into action without
are % ORE them. Certainly Il rather startling 70
sec machines Of vast power and conpisxity sold for
Hossr css,ls and Beech have purchased whole steam
feet including the Colossus, Colngwood, Orion and
Greasy ships o. the line; the ImPeneuse. Esryaias,
posssssng tonnage Of y ,3o6 and power o. 400
horsss and all for the moderate sum Of EOS 0o0 Moth
thcaght that ali these nns vessels The very bsss thas
the art u time could construcars 70 b sold for
sum .s +. TIA. ~. -: sss probably sssDs q .ss
pleasant e b. offered $40 Tor an excellent
barouchs aad yet when thsss things have oessed % ~
USEFUL Il II better 70 make ioss at once than kesp them
% the revenue from ssssssed taxs Lst shsm 60 thsn
and lss waste no unavaiing regrets over them
Oay while W arc thus t.sy in getting nd Of q: last
sder now far 10 srs consistent In procsednEs and
Whether We quite on with Vie old lore before We are
- ss T,sa saescs ana 4 oar wooden dee.
che nrm conviction thai woodsn vessels arc worthless
s.s. sEss.sSt ~ sss ss = r s~c ?. 90, e.
ASokssay % Indsa AID M eotomsa. rveans any sad
den oufrs1k II hoshses q b eos on broken reed which
viii sssurodly pierce the crsduous hand that trusts IT,
How BONES IT, then, that u the moment when we are
selling cor woodsn feet ~ nrewood price We are ssp
emp Soylng and actually putting new wooden ships INTO
conmiss0n Our China trade u ~ lucrative A. any We
posous and being carried Il % great distance from
fbms n peculiarly iaois 70 attack, and peculiarly.
(heyeiors II want OF efficient dsfenca We might IN
dssd sdSes policy recommended By many high au-
shorltiss Whch would oonaist In giving -
shs "a u protecting our foreign trade ~
| assts and sQuslrons 20 large - 70 guarantee "
not only sgnnss casnal Insult but aSsinri serious nc
80 only ssnd them out when there some specific %.
ieos 70 10 served. Such policy would have much 70
recommend ~ II would In tho hrss Instance ~ cheap
ANA might perhaps b cfncient ~ IKE slf John ~
sssn ~ could ssaks c do ~ scovh " arr nrord
we should sas much and nobody would have any csass
u oomplain. We pay about half million week IA
css nssIcuai dsisncss and yet there = - naAoa =
/ isslsnI0cans that u caaaoss I viii Mnios
vsry fssmidabls rsaearcss 70 become thsjpsopristo
e ansSs irou-ciad steamer, ~, " thiA ~ beyon
ia power q q STATE - comDtsn1oa lev kron. ola
pvsvsssssK ms oacs doe. IT, cgr1aln number
nsa1As-Ahas n III ~ Inls,1osnee ~ Waohsd kn(
ssaSa-.ss - = - ~sS ~ ~Rss~A - 4
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paying Ior security we do not get md Syuandernr o<
resources N providing ssmblancs Of resistance and
thought was the duty Of the English sdm,,sI !.
recent occasion 20 interfere order 10 nreysn, sh
result would have been all the same-,ha am sms
raj bad mot the means Of giving effect TO hss
opinion the spanish lron-clad ships were entirely
masters or the situation, and, bad the city bombardad
been English instead Of Gillian, the English Admiral
would have had no other choice than TO submit Wa
ncs sss or III we 2 cali The
French navy leaving every reader to draw parallel
between their state and ours according to the know
nent In commission seven iron-clad frgstes. three
carrying 81 gums Is and three II guns These
drsrate vessel: Of between 100 and 900 hsrse power
France has besides. In commission, two armor.
plated vessels Of 900 horse power, carrying 81 guns
EACH She fitting four plated fnsasss Of from
Hu az Che { building four fsss
complement o. fS0 men she Is building seven armor-
and 800 men each. Franco is, besides baiiding four
plated coastguar vessels OF $50 horss power ana
Two guns each and sho has aoas sixteen asssins D:s
number Of guns between sixteen and nine. We do mo-
believe that these vessels good - those which We
possess. but the worst Of tfem IL quite good enough
deal with the best Of our wooden ships.
There are circumstances which render this question
peculiarly Ss urgent a. this moment z.c g Tss
We 'corid has small Can anything then, b Coz
ceved absurd than this a0scation or keeping up
over the world BY means OF ships oonfessedf
quite Incompetent 70 the bnsinessf We laugh ~ tx
guns but in what respect better are our woode9
frigates and men-of-war, despatched 70 enormous
distances and at great expense In ORDER = Il would
seem, TO afford easy triumph 70 an enemy. and -
break the spirit Of noble service by exposing 70 IL
most painful and gratutous humihatons II We have
no ships on the spot honor lost but what b
imagined moro painful and more degrading than the
position OF gallant officer who finds himself perhaps
with largo ship heavily armed and choice crew Of
eight hundred men under his command, compelled -
iy before feeble enemy who has other advantage
him except that protection which we, with all
avsh expenditure, have failed to SUPPLY
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BY STEAMSHIP TO APRIL Il

The Cunard steamship Pesia, Captain Lott which len
Liverpool al eleven A. n tho Goth and Queenstown
on The als Of April arrived At this port yesterday even
,ns. bringing details Of our cable dispatches
The Canadian Ministers. HonorabIes Mcsrs hacDon-
AID Rowland and McDougalI who were in England ar
ranging the completion Of the North American consder
alton plan came a. passengers on the Persia
The 10Th Of April being Good Friday vas holiday
sndihs London stock exchanges were not open Inc
stay remarks that had the Exchange been opened IN all
liks,insod the rather depressing news from Pans = 70
shs wnamsnts bsing pushed forward would have con-
trbusd 70 hasten the decline In she value o. securities
proclamation has been issued In kfei announcing
that in accordance with the orders Of the Prussan
government al North schlsswiacrs who had joined tho
Danish army but have since returned 70 schlsswis arc
10 Be bashed without szcspfio from the country, IN
GLIDING shoss who are willing 70 change their con-
dHioa Danish subjects and submit TO become aoc 70
military service In the Prussian army.
Mgr. Louis Hayward, who had been under royal
Austrian displeasure since the year 1soa has been ap
pointed 70 the ArchbIshoprsc of Kaiossa, Hungry.
the Crossan authorities have abandoned NE pfcsecu-
60 - ~ citissns o. Eiums Who were NE sushoss
= - ssssis lpseui0'isp1 = - + -. y
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The speech sf the KisG Of Prussia the Css-
ss1bdasisn ofFasherian a. Abserpsisns RscsR-
ssructien and National strength. Sc.
[From the London Times, April 10
Nothing at thia moment could b moro dsn incant
than the speech with which the King Of PussiA closed
the nrv session q the North German RAriiamsuk All
retcenco n now cnss ande. and Whatever importance
france and Austria may attach 70 The trea1y Of Prague
h evident that ~ Berlin neither Sovereign people
which foreign Powers have auv huslneu 70 concern
shsusslvea The country north % shs main y knit
toeetber BY ~ Gloss . bond Of union n h dssmsd
suincisss for ~ sreagsh an1 we'll HING; ~ -
n1mll1pneA = " EeI bgihs1 aUHaa ban0
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Tho French army ready FOR any emergency. On such
subject II is unsafe TO indulge in oopjecturss Las
70 the condition Of the army take the field thsre has
always been diversity OF opinion even among military
men; but have just heard on what think to DO good
authority that better prepared for any sudden call
than most people supposed -.--
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Imperial An % The Rssss-Ancri&an Csn-
pasy - TIE Cesss~n--A CLEAN VI Gold II
the New Territory THO Date Of tho seward
Nsses..assss-ksssisn svsesisssrs Bose.
atsA. $50.
Ths bsersa an1 - ~ neariy unexp1ses1 territory
csdsa y ~ Unite1 n4sles By Ne Osas hst 49, loel
aesesesa - sxca29gaA psesea - ~ - sorssA's =
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ST. LOUIS, May O. 1857
Jefferson City despatch says Governor Fletcher and
q large number OF leading mon OF the Northwestern
States corresponding with Wow " securing the
nomination Of Secretary Stanton for next President
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The Point Of Union between Republicanlsm
and Inapcrialism-Thc March East and

and Imperiaiism March East and
West.
lst Petersburg (Apri III correspondence Of lie Nord
In examining the transaction Of the cesson OF Russian
America from the point Of view Of national interests
and the progress OF civilization In general its importance
can scarcely be overlooked. In fne Russia Me
hand and the United States Ae other. advancing,
Pacific Ocean, ohick destined to bcc0me ne great high
ssuy of oowserctG relations betOes those tSo STATES
But before arriving 1t that Important result Russia
n up tho immense vacancies in the population OF 81
befia work which will require long time 70 accom-
psn. FOR American Russia % b Of any utility
province or the Amoor must be nrst sum-
GENTLY peopIed for Thorn IN their turn 20 send
their surplus population the American coast In the
United States the situation Is entirely different They
have already compact population on the shores OF the
Pacific and Russian America touches that ocean Tho
coast far as Behring's Straits Where Russia would
have been perhaps centuries in c0onzing country
situated at the extreme east Of her possessions. the
Americans who have II In their hands, sc drrire at the
same result IN JeW years. The consequences will DO
the Immediate peopng Of the two opposite coasts
OF the Pacific; great and beneficial influence will
thus be exercised the province OF Amoo the district
commercial resources OF which will become developed
simultaneously with American colonization In the pre-
sent poss Of Russia the continent OF the New
World. We there In exactly tho same situation as
the English in India, and consider II infinitely more
desirable 70 have TO do with citizens OF the United
the north OF the Pacific than with kolochcs and
Esqunaux just the English must prefer 10 treat with
rather than tho barbarous and fanatical
governments OF Central Asia The transaction s there
advantage 70 both countries and Also there 10
hope for the progress OF industry commerce.
and civilization which Il will reaise.
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SPEAKER colfAx At CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May q 1857.
Speaker Colfax who lectured hero tonight, -
corted 70 Mozart Hall by company Of Fenians, fully
armed and uniformed preceded BY brass band.
George H. Pendiston introduced the lecturer 70 The
audienCe
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81. Loun, MAY ., 1907.
The Dubuque Herald states the authority OF
tleman Minnesota that the Governor Of thai State
about TO issue proclamation urging the citsens -
ship wheat down the river until after the haEs
vess, owing 70 its scarcity.
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The Continental Bourses.
LONDON, Nay 2-l:20 r. n
despatch from Frankfort dated last night. reports
xhat United States consols closed there at 76k.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LrvERPoor, May 2-Noon
The otton market b hrm; sales to-day 12ooo bales
Aiddlisg upiands nkd., middling Orleans lad.
LIVERPOOL, Nay FL: 80 P. n
The cotton market u steady at opening quotations
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Evening
The cotton market closed u . decline though there
was good days business
The foiiowing are the authorized closing quotations
MiddlIng uplands II IA, middiing Orleans 1lxd Tho
sass q the day exceeded the estimate amounting
- u. 600 bales. M
q Livorpeel BreadstuGs Market.
LvxRrooI. May Moon.
western red wheat lSs 3D. California wheat 1ls.
Cd corn, -; barley. a. 3D.; oats 3D. ID; peas,
-. Cd.
L1vnPooI, May 2-Evening
The market for breadstuds Is unchanged. Corn, a.
per quarter Wheat lbs. Cd. for No. Milwaukee red,
and Ia Cd for white California. Barley Is 3D. per 90
1ba 0ats, o. ID per IS lbs
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Noon-
Provisions unchanged; pork, IT'S 3D. beef l27s. Sd.
bacon, 3o& lard 5la 3d.. ; cheese. Goa
LIvKePooL, May 2EEvcning ~
The rrovEion market Is steady and quotations remain
generally unchanged Pork IT'S. Cd, and beef l27s Cd
Der Dbl Bacon 3os for Cumberland cut midd,ss. Lard
has advanced 70 5ls Cd. Cheese, eos per cwt. for
midding
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 2-Noon
Spirits OF petroleum lid refined petroleum, Is. I'd.
Dot ashes 34s spirits turpentine. 36s rosn, common
Is Sd rosin, nnc, lss. Cd sallow, AS; clover Seed
STA
LIvERPoor- May 2-Evsning.
The market for produce 10 unchanged Rosin, common
Wilmington. Ia 3D.; fine American, l3s Cd spirits
'surpsntiss, sos talow, As. pcr cwt; petroleum,
Spirits, lid. refined. Is Sd. per gallon
The London Markets.
n. LONDON, May 2-Noon
No II Dutch standard sugar, pa. Scotch pig iron,
ga; Calcutta linseod 65s nseed OIL ESQ., sperm oil,
Eisl whale OIL ESQ lnseed cakes 60 l6s.
LoxDox May 2-P. N.
7hs markss for sugar IL steady.
LONDON, May 2-Evening
Sugar closed steady at 2ls for No. II Dutch standard.
xroa hes advanced 3D. Scotch pss, SIS. Cd psr ton,
mixed number
OILS unchanged
Answsrp Petroleum Market.
ASrwKKF. Nay 2-Noon
LONDON May 2-Evsning
me latest sdvcss from Antwerp quote refined petro
,ieum q - francs per Dbl.
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CoHx, Nay 2, 1887
me san francisco ship Dragon, Captain Clements
which touched Deal on the 27th ult, ariv cd - thi
s-purt to-day.
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a, A-BIs sr PARADE Il y RsCsSsss EX1snS3x;;
BLOOMING CERKUS. that everybody u for gssting M
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Amer the storm the Sunssimcs
Altar the darkness the dayi xht
After cough cold freedom and rsnsf.
Provided P0RTEE's COUGn DALsAM IL used.
Depot - barclay strcs1
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The Sultan's Determination to Re-
tain Crete and Progress Of tho
Eastern Insurrection.
Two Views Of the Russian American
CessiOn Treaty.
BY THE CABLE TO MAY 2.
THE PEACE CONGRESS.

The Day of Assemblagc Again Changcd-An
Earlier Date Appointed.
LONDON, May q 1867.
The day for the meeting Of the Peace Congress has
again been changed, and It is announced that the
diplomatic prelminares are already far advanced
that the Conference will held its first session the 7th
instead OF the 18th inst
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riaNy yesrs Irscsscss. = ys.Isfs:., Gssy Hair
DR.. aRAkDJEAN, Aston plasa
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RoBERr BokEEH, Publishsr.
% Beekman.strcst, Kew York

ASftress.--sseuuiue Mserschnum Goods Mar.
ufaetured by Pollock Son. 691 Broadway, nor rourth
stEsct.- also repairing done. Boilingel
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: DR.. yss EIssnAess Gre All Di;ssss: q Sns
s1mpsss 0acs ID fifS sssnss corner q twenty ssshsk
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------
Hesry Ward Bescher's story
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
FOR SALE AT ALL The BOOKSTORES AND.
NEWS DErors.
wehays the pleasure Of announcing tie pubisassa
Of the Now story By HENRY wARD BRECHxR whish -
bssa written szp~sssy far rHs NEW Yoax .LEDosR
VIII b No II or the present vou.s o. ~
Ledger. The number win DO published
MONDAY, NAY q 1857
10 sid thu. on occasion, during Mr. Bssehsrs ss
dense :. tho west COMMITTEES from the church wSsss
preached called upon against his saying
20 many witty things In his He replied 70 sAsas
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would never think Of nndiDs fault say~
In this story Bsschsr roeps back nothing ahssvss
full SCOPE to eli his faculties and the anas ~
ting neld In which % dspl.y he ranscsndsas es. rAs
title Of tho story H.
NORWOOD.
on
VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW ENGLAND.
In addition TO sAs sro. Of hL sssy ~ have
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cles written expressly for u entitled ADVICE TO ToUH0
MEN being Of twelve articles BY The PsIas.s e
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LEDGER-whch will also contain Ne first part q
Mr. Bcecher's story 1t Ia Tho Study Of the nssAs.
ma.ics BY Professor H Harvard College, Tho second
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on THE study Of tho ciassics' by President woosy -
Yale College Tho third Of series win b. By tho Rev.
John nscesn, H. D., President Of Priuostoa College HA
entitled Hints Young Man abou. 10 Esssr cosss"
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DspoAs shrsushous tho country and mailed 70 sussorbsn
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Address oil communications TO
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so fsr~ssss Is. MI ss.s! pa a.
i AZ q ssAs &C. 8 sss ssS Nm III
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THE FENIAN TRIALS.

Cslonels Burke and Doran, i. II. A., 10 be
Hanged-Captain NIcCaferty Trial.
DUBLIN May 2, 1867.
The Fenian prisoners Colonies Burke and Doran have
been convctsd Of high treason and sentenced to be
hanged on the 10th of the present month.
The trial Of McCaGerty is in progress before the
Comm iss ion
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