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An Army Of More than Fiyr
Thousand OffiCe-lIoldcrs

Are consuming your substance, and hO.l Of
other hungry oHpeetapts are gathering LLs
yultures 70 banquet upon the vitals Of
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar. b,
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatlc Asylum has already cOst gIlO0"
third more than the original estimate Tor tie
whole, and the first wing In not yet complsted
At the present rate, more than one million 0l
dollars will be consumed in what IL nothing les'
than stupendous fraud, at which your puOlIc
servants are cOnDiyiAg,
The PeDiteutiary was expected 10 bo built f0r
tlGo 900, but through the incOmpetsDcy thai
planned II, nearly four times a. much matOrial
will he required as was originally intended and
the expense Of tho building win be little shor
OF one million dollars. Other operations Of pub
lie men show \ similar diAIsgard VI your Inter
est. Many Of them are mere schemes VI private
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of tho State h.
uttered word Of dennnCiRtiOn Of these or an
other public wrohgs. To the REGISTER belong
almost the exclusive honor of champiOniBg tbs
popular cause against the outrages Of Office
plundererA. In pursuance Of ita purposs "
hunt down corruption and corruptiopists tie
RESisTER will lay before the people man!
staFtllHg facts concerning the ontlAy Of Stsi'
funds upon public works. The most enoTmOs'
frauds are known 10 have been perpetrated ana
every tar payer has an interest In their dsysl"p
ment. We call upon the people 70 sssoud AZ
support M In our effort.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January 8.
FLOCR-25c higher and firm, family
at IL %.
WHEAT-Sales at 80 for No. l red,
but held at 2 81 at the close.
CORN-Unchanged.
OATS-Unchanged.
RYE-Is held higher with buyers at
les.
BARLEY-Firm at Goal 75.
COTTON-Active and higher; mid
ding at l5c.
MISUNDERSTANDING unchanged.
WHISKY-Unchanged; in bond at
2sc.
HOGS-Dull; live at 6 00a6 10; dress
ed at 7 5Oas %; receipts 1900 head.
PROVISIONS-Quiet but firm,
MESS PORK-Sales at 30 00a2l 90 for
old and new.
LARD-Firm at 12ic.
BULK MEATS-Sales at SalOc.
BACON-Unchanged; shoulders at ga
l0c: clear sides at l2tal2ic.
BUTTER-Steady at 333a37c for fresh.
EGGS-Sales at 3ic.
POTATOES-Firm at 3 80.
APPLES-Sales at 00a5 90 per bar
rel.
HAY-Dull at IA G0al6 90 per ton.
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged; fair to
extra at 4 O0a6 30 gross.
COAL-Dull at 12c atloat.
LINSEED OIL-Advanced to | 10.
LARD OIL-Steady at 05al 10.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 43a44c for re-
fined free.
SUGAR--In better supply from New
Orleans; selling at l5al5!c for prime.
MOLASSES-New Orleaus at s5a9Jc.
COFFEE-Unchanged; Rio at 2Oa24c,
the latter for choice.
GOLD-l33t buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm; par buying: LILO
premium selling.
MONEY-Market easy.
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BY THE CABLE.
[By Telegraph to the Register.l
T~T-

BgussKLs, january 3-The LIE horde
has received intelligehce from Paris
that the headquarters of the Fenian
Brotherhood on the Continent had been
discovered in Fanbourg Du Temple IN
Paris, and seized by the French Ponce.
A large number of letters, and other
documents, revealing the plans OF the
organization, and list efHead Centres,
were found, and have been forwarded
by the French authorities to London.
The lie Norde also states that among
the documents brought TO light was one
containing the details of plot for de-
stroying a portion of the British Cham
mel fleet by fire. Other papers of SIM
liar character have been discovered,
and placed in the hands of the British
Government.
LONDON, January 3.-Evening.-
The examination Of Desmond, Allan
and others, ailedged to be implicated IN
the Clerkenwell Jail explosion, has re-
suited so far in producing no satisiac-
tory evidence as to their crlmlnallty,
and leaves the affair in almost as much
mystery as before the investigation
commenced. The magistrate has ad-
ieurned the examination for one week.
DUBLIN, January 3.-Lord Straith-
nairu, commandcr-in-chief of the forces
in Ireland, is actively engaged in dispo-
sing of his troops to meet, with the
possible outbreak. Particular atten-
ton is given to the counties of Cork and
Tiperrary, in which extraordinary pre-
cautions are being taken. The banks
of the river Shannon and the west coast
of Ireland is guarded with unceasing
vigilance to prevent landing. The
police in all the large cities, especially
in the south, are unusually active and
watchful.
FLORENCE, January 3.-Menabrea has
not yet succeeded in completing his
new Cabinet, aud the Ministerial crisis
continues. Meanwhile, the political
agitation in the country is increasing
and is wide spread.
LONDON, January 3.-Tumults have
broken ont in this city and other parts
Of Portugal, in consequence OF the i'm
position of taxes. The unpopularity of
the new system, and the excitement
created by the attempt to carry 1t into
effect, have led to the resignation of the
Ministry.
PARIS, January 3.-lt is now general
ly conceded, notwithstanding the re-
cent attempts of certain journals TO re-
ceive an impression to the contrary,
that all hopes of the assembling OF a
general conference Of the European
Powers fort the settlement of the Roman
Question have been abandoned ny the
French Government.
LONDON, January Sit is thought
that the Conference on the eastern
Question, recently held in st. Peters
burg by the leading diplomats al Nus
STA, has warlike significance.
PARIS, January 3.-An urgent note
has been received by the French Gov
eminent from the Sublime Porte, in
which it is stated that the Russian
agents are endeavoring To incite re-
volt among the Christian subjects of
the Sultan, and vigorous protest is
made by the Turkish Government
against such hostile action OF at least
connivance therein on the part of
Russia.
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Financiat.

New YORK, January 3.--The Express
says there is an improved tone and feel
ing in business circles generally, and
many balance sheets show better re-
suits than were anticipated on the heavy
decline in merchandise during the past
year. These remarks are particularly
applicable to the dry goods trade, and
the great caution exercised by jobbers
in their purchases during the last sea-
son 10 doubt saved~them from heavy
losses. There is, in nearly all direc-
tons, more hopeful feeling in regard
to the future, and confidence, which
was everywhere shattered by McCul-
lough's injudicious contraction, is being
rapidly restored.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves By certain prAc-
tice INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that . Young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
of life by the consequences of devating from
the path of nature and INDUCING in a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con
tsmplating
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Governor Swan.

New YORK, January 3.-An Annapolis
dispatch 20 the Tribune states that
Governor Swans message endorses the
President, and eXults over the reaction
against the policy of Congress and fears
that amalgamatiOn will be the result of
negro suffrage. He says that the arms
applied for were deficient and have not
yet been received, and says the CORE
spondence relating thereto will show
that great injustice has been done to the
State.
Indications in the Senatorial contest
are that Swami will he defeated it is
thought, and Ex-Governor Pratt or W.
X. Hamilton will be elected.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.
. NEW YORK, January 3.

orr New YORK, January 8.
COTTON-4aic better and decidedly
more active; sales of700 bales at 16ta
lie for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts E5i barrels; mar
ket lOa20c better and less active; sales
of $500 barrels at 70a9 80 for superfine
State and western; IL 60al5 IS for good
choice white wheat extra; 10 GOALS so for
round hoop Ohio; IL 00a12 90 for good
to choice extra do, closing quiet; Cal.
ifornia flour firmer and quiet; sales OF
$50 sacks at I2 75a13 IS. Rye flour firm;
sales of 200 barrels at 75a9 so.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 1000 bushels; mar
ket 3a5c better, with more doing ior
export; sales of $1,000 bushels at 4Oa
2 AZ for No. 2 spring, and 30 for amber
Green Bay.
RYE-Quiet and fem: sales of 2OOo
bushels western at "a.
BARLEY-Dull; sales of 500 bushels
State at s. at the depot.
MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts 1425 bushels; market
1c better but less active; sales 80 900
bushels at 40t for old western mixed
in store; 3sal 39t for new do afoat;
| 3lal 80 for new yellow Jersey; l 80
for new yellow Southern.
OATS-Receipts 5000 bushels; market
active and firmer at S4taS5c for western
in store, closing at the latter price
quiet.
COFFEE-Frm; sales of s. bags Rio
on private terms.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 300 hogs
heads Cuba at llal2ic, and 500 boxes
Havana at 1lal2ac.
MOLASSES-Quie sales 2O0 barrels
New Orleans at 75aStc.
PETROLEUM-Dull at l0al04c for
crude, and 23ic for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Firner; with sales Of 1850
barrels at 81 25a2l So for mess, and
closing at 81 81 regular; % 25a2 81 for
old do; Il Stalls % for prime; ~ 5oa
20 00 for prime mess; also, sales OF
$50 barrels new mess sellers option for
the last half of February, at % 80.
BEEF-Steady; sales $50 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales of 500 bar
rels at % 50a32 90.
BACON-In fair demand, and steady;
sales $50 boxes at l0sal0!c for Cum
berland cut; 1leallic for short ribbed;
and 12fal25c for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged; sales offs
packages at ea9tc for shoulders and la
he for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet, at Ssa9ac for
western, closing at sia9saSic for city.
LARD-A shade firmer; sales of l35
barrels at 12tal3c; small lots at 13sa
1910.
BUTTER-Steady at 33a43c for State.
CHEESE-Sales at llal5c.
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Inauguration Of Governor
RnlIOck.

Boston, January ,3.-Governor Bull
lock was inaugnrated to-day. HIS
message reports the progress of ednea-
| tion never so encouraging. The funded
debt of the State was 8, 100000. The
Governor, accepting the decision of the
people, recommends a positive enact
nent for the regulation and control OF
li0por. On National affairs he says:
Let us hear no more Of eonfscation and
attainder Tor the Southern masses; let
us make an end of illiberal legislation,
and while compromising no principle
for which I'VE have to contend: let us
restore those lately in rebellion TO
equality of rights as speedily as
is consistent with the National
safety. OF the present obstacles, recon-
struction must come to speedy end,
whether it be imposed by unre-
pentant rebels or by President who
does not make treason odious, or by
those whom his policy has deluded into
renewed resistance. If embittered men
refuse to accept the boon profered them,
the responsibility, the shame and rum
ous consequences will be theirs alone II
they are so blind to their own interests
as to incite hostility between the races.
They will find that the nation is strong
and that the nation will maintain its
guarantees. No rights of loyal men
will be surrendered to effect any settle
ment whatsoever. Equality of rights
and universal suffrage are reversible
facts in this dark hour of the nations
exigency. We have need OF leader
whose integrity is uncorrupted by polit-
zeal associates, whose patriotism has not
permitted him to descend to the arena
Of partiZan warfare; of tried leader
of undaunted courage, who will be
swayed neither by popular passion nor
sectional prejudice; of a man of eau
tious reticence, who has no incOnsis-
tencies to explain, no policies to main
tain, and no theories to promulgate; OF
a leader who comprehends the position
and relations of all the sections OF our
common country, and who will bring
to the administration of public affairs
executive ability and economical ideas
and an honest heart. 1t is manifest 1t is
the same Providence which brought us
safely through the storm of war that
leads this whole people, with singular
unanimity, to recognize in plain, un-
pretending citizen, him whose energy,
discretion and exalted patriotism, Will
restore peace and prosperity to discor-
dant States and distracted land. He
is the man for the hour, the man of the
people is Ulysses S. Grant. Before his
pre-eminent fitness for the high office TO
which grateful nation would elevate
him, let personal preferences yield, let
faction subside, that peace, good will
and union may once more, and forever,
abide throughout the Republic.
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4 Terrible Gale,

HUDsoN, January Son Wednesday
a terrific gale swept along the line OF
the Harlem Railroad and southeastern
section of the county. The morning
up freight train, with passenger
coach attached, was struck bS the gale
and the passenger car and one platform
car raised bodily from the track and
precipitated down an embankment fiji.
teen feet. Five men were in the car,
who We're more or less injured, but none
seriously. In the descent the stove cap.
sized and the car was set on fire, but
the flames were extinguished before
they gained much Roadway.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

w HIGH, IT Is Acknowledged MIS-
w be the most important Political Campag
In the history Of our Government. The 81
mishing preparatory To this great eight las
roady commenced; and the condition Of i.
country makes the early and thorough dsser
patton Of the principles we advocate, = pair
otto duty We therefore invoke the aid VI a.
true men In extending the circulation Of Il,
REGISTER There is not locality in the COZ
try where Club could not be made up III
slight effort .y
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Ia ouly 10 b.
fifth year, IL already, in point Of Circulation n
fiuence, Ability and Value, ranks amnag t.
first papers in the land and conieSse,lly stan,
far ahead of any Of its contemporaries 10 We,
Virginia. 1t VIII be the aim Of tho Propritia
not only TO maintain, but 10 add to il BIZ!
reputation.
This paper will not DO surpassed bY am ~.
LEGATION in the country for lie completeness =, ,
Family, Business and Political journal IL 10
Telegraphic News, Domestic a. well A. b., ID.
Atlantic Cable; its full and reliable Fiuakaa
and Market Reports Its Losal Intelligence. Il,
compilation Of News transpiring IN the Stat,
and throughout tho nation; IN Inn FgEsuSTs,
yIGoR AND HONEST HOLINESS OF lis EDTIuN,s
and In all the requisites that 60 to make w
WIDE-AwAKE, FlRST.CLASS NEWSFA
PER, IL shall not be eXcelled.
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~. Louis Nlarke,

ST. Louis, January 3.
Flour unchanged, with no demand.
Wheat held firmly, at 2 50a2 GO for No.
fall. Corn, very dull and unchanged.
Oats lower, ut 6Sa7lc. Barley quiet,
but firm. Rye dropping, with sales at
10. Pork very dull, at 20 5Oa2l 90.
Bacon dull, with prices in favor of buy
ers, at 9fal0c for shoulders, and l2fc for
clear sides; hams l6al7c. Lard held at
l2al2tc, in tierces. Hogs dull and low.
er: no sales
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From R.r,re.n Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, JaRuary Ma
jor General Gillem arrived this morning
on short visit en- route to join his
command.
Major General Haguer, Comm1ndaut
of the Watevrliet Arsenal, is on a visit
to Fortress Monroe for the purpose of
consulting with the ordnance depart
ment upon the suggested improvements
in the iron-gun carriage.
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NEW YORK. March goth. 1864.

Kessrs. Geo. @. Hukbel d Co., Hudson, n. Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden Bitters, l am induced TO ack knowledge my
sense Of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use "a you desire. i can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
Bitters entered my house l have heard of no
complaints of dyspepsia Ny wife had been
also been much annoyed by piles. The symp-
toms and the disease have both left, and she Is
WELL Other members of my family endorse the
good qualities of your article and l can only
say, in conclusion, that Ishould be happy to give
verbal evidence to thedoubting at any time they
may call on me. With much regard am,
Yours truly
II. A. GRAHAM.
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flatch-Shot.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Patsey EvaLs,
called by his frieeds the "ROndout
Giant" has agreed to fight O'Baldwin,
tho Irish Giant" for $1,000 side. The
first deposit was made on Tuesday even
ing. To morrow evening the articles
of agreement will be executed.
Lawrence Ramsey, u seaman aboard
the brig Essex, lying in East river,
while in pursuit of - river lhief, was
shot and is possibly mOrtally wounded.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January

CHICAGO, January3.
Flour held firm for choice grades.
Wheat unsettled; closing at 81 for No.
, spring. Corn firm and better at S5ia
soc for new. Oats firm at 57ic. Rye
quiet at 54al 56. Barley held firm at
75al 76. Pork quiet and firm, gen.
orally held at 81 %. Lard quiet at llsa
l2c. Green meats dull at lie for hams
and 6Sc for shoulders. Dressed hogs
easier ut 7taStc but extra heavy held
at : 50aS Cpl.
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"a St. Cortlandt st. MONTREAL July II 1856,

"a st. Cortlandt st, MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
Messrs. Derins d Botton.-GentLernen For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks Of Dyspepsia;
NO much so that could with difficulty retain
meal In my stomach more than twenty minutes
At night experienced a great burning in OF
about the heart; general depression Of spirits
attended with frequent headache, dizziness OF
dimness Of sight. l tried various cathartic
being afforded any efiectual relief, till l used
four bottles of Hubbers Golden Bitters. since
which period have not been troubled with q
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bittsrs have afforded me, feel
1t my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. Coca. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector
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. New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, January 3.
No change excepting in prints, with
the market generally quiet but steady.
Sprague's fancy prints at l2c; Rich
mond, Aliens, Manchester, Hamilton
and most other makes reduced to llac,
Heavy brown sheetings steady at 14ia
l5sc. Tho best makes Of heavy brown
drills, such as Pepperell, command l6ic.
Glasgow and Lancaster ginghams steady
at l5al6c.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
-OP-
THE PEOPLE

As involved In Governmental AdminiStrat!on
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought Oh.
land 10 the verge Of bankruptcy and Ruin
Taxation already strips the clothes from th-
hacks Of many people, and robs their chiidrru u
bread. Additional extravaganza Threatens 20
reduce the richest 10 poverty, aud all the labor
ing classes to beggary.
In addition 20 gigantic national fTauus tie
tax payers Of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic knaves and home. made scoundIe,
From summit 20 base your official a,-t,m &.
marked by corruption and fraud
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New York Money Market

New YORK, January 3.
GOLD-Firmer; opening at 1889, and
closing at 1889.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade
easier. Coupons, 81, l0Ssa1Os:; do 62,
l07ial0s; do '64, 105ial05s; de '65, 1865
aloe; do new, 104ial04s; do '67, lO4ia
alO4f; l0-4os, l0lSal0l5; 1905, l04ss
l04s.
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ToleAo Market
TOLEDO, January

TOLEDO, January ).
Flour quiet. Wheat &c better; sales
of amber at 2 O., and No. 9 spring at
9 03. Corn opened &c and closed lie bet
ter; sales of new ut 97a9Sc. Oats 1ac
better; sales OF No. at 62ic. Rye quiet.
Barley quiet. Dressed Hogs sasie.
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From, Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o., January 3.-The city
is full of strangers. Members are max
ing acquaintance and seeking board
ing places, and hangers on are locking
out for the offices in the gift of the Leg.
islature, which meets next Monday.
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SuulG.

New YORK, January 3.-The steamer
Tarrytown was cut through by ice yes
terday morning, and sunk, on the Hud-
son river. Her cargo OF merchandise,
valued at thirty Thousand dollars, is a
total loss.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, January 3.
Flour at 10 25all 90 for city ground
spring and western bakers. Wheat
nominal. Corn quiet aud lower; sales
at 12al l2!. Oats dull and nominal;
asking 14c for western.
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NEW YORK, January 18th, Is6I.

NEW YORK, January 18th, 1904
AessrS Geo. c. Hub6el d 90.
Gentlemen Your Bittsys having bean suck 4
blessing in my family that / cannot refrain from
sending you this testimonial. In December last
my wife was very sick-Confnement-an got
90 very low that some good stiInulant was abso-
lutely necessary. Itried wine but IL did no good.
Having bottle of Golden Bitters" which had
been given me by friend, thought would
try them; had ne faith in them, yet thought
would give them . trial can truly say that
nv wife gained strength aud hath with every
dose In one month she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfnlly do recommend them to all
ladies' a. gentle and siren gthening stimalant-
~ Yours, &C.
GEO. A. J. NORMAN
SO Isl West 3Ith street Y. 7.
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Not Informed.

NEw' YORK, January 3.-The Tri-
bune's special says: The State Depart
ment has not been informed by Mr..
Bnrlingame of his acceptance of the
Chinese Ambassadorship.
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GOLDEN BIrTERs.-nubber. Gold.

GOLDEN BITTER8.-Hubbers Gold.
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining world wide rep
utation. Read the following:
PAEIs, France, june 9, 1904.
AeSsrs. HiIbbel d Co.-Gents: lea say that
your Golden Biters is the most wonderful medi.
cine in the world. 1t acts truly in most mirac-
ulous way. Suffer- ne with dyspepsia oftne most
painful kind used the Golden Bitters prepared
BY Messrs. Hubbel 4 Co., and was cured am
convinced that all complaints Of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing yOu pros
Perity and great success in the curing Of al the
complaints that afiiet the human frame,
am. gentlemen, yours, with respect,
CASHIER FABRIGOU.
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OUR TERMS:

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tors may be cent az our risk. Address
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S.2OS.

NEW York, December "a consider
able amount of the 5-20s brought by the
Cuba, appeared in the market to-day.