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Universal Franchise Association

meeting of this association was held last
night, but the number in attendance was quite
limited-scarcely exceeding score-among
whom were six or seven females. Mrs To-.
sepblne Grlnlng called 70 order and explained
the objects of the meeting, taking occasion TO
make Der usual speech in advocacy of woman's
right to the ballot, and her equality i'll every
respect with the stefner Sex.
Professor Wilcox then took the itndr m ax
planatlon Vt remarks made by him at a pre-
yious meeting OF the ASSOCIATION. A statement
he said, had appeared in a morning paper in
regard TO the position taken by him, which was
incorrect He did not wish TO be understood
as saying that women were superior to men.
(the masses of them We're the reverse but they
could and should be put on an equality with
men. The association, he thought. was in favor
of all women and men, whether white or black
who could read and write being put on the
same footing, and all having the elective fran.
ChIse. In reply TO a question from a femal.
auditor. why the mass of females were inferior
to males, MIR. Wilcox said that the fact could ba
proven by their actions in the past. The sex
was like plant raised IN a cellar-cramped
and warped-and could not stand the outside
pressure of a cold world.
Mr.. Ii. Crane also desi red to make per
sonal explanation with regard TO some re-
marks which had been attributed 70 him in a
morning paper. From the tenor of that report
II would appear that he was in favor of female
suffrage, whereas such was not the fact. The
time had not yet arrived when this privilege
could De exercised by them Iudiciouslv and i'm.
partially. and should this prerogatiye be
awarded them the chances Were that the exer-
else Of II would be 10 a preponderating degree
IN favor of The Democratic party
Brief remarks We're also made by Mrs. Ed
son. Captain George r. Needham, Mr.. Muir
doch. General James Ryan OF California and
j. Il. Wolf of Colorado, all of whom took
ground i'll favor OF the passage OF a bill remoy-
ing the restriction of sex from the qualification
for voting Some of the speakers took occa-
sion 10 disclaim connection with the HWhite
Woman's Intelligence Suffrage; movement
and thought its PRONUNCIATION not calculated 10
do much good for the sex. At half-past ten
O'Clock the meeting adjourned.
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FoR CoRNs or other complaints Of the feet
visit Or. Whites rooms, IA Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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@S OOO WANTED TO BUY-An kinds OF
SCsUUO. Gentlemens and Ladies' second
hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of FCRSI
TURE, for which fair price will be paid. at Nc
~ Bridge street, Georgetown. fels-ly
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
n WAsHINsIoN, Nay 8, Noon, IS

wAsHIssTos, Nay s. Soos. isa.
&Ae Is e
. sss-ssH spRI Mis
sre nov run o. follows viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
pm. and 40, and $50 and sssp N.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
and s'S GA,ry' except Sunday, at7'ns m-'snd7oo
FOB WAY STATION sogrH OF ASsApo.
Leave at Coo and 7:oo 3. m, and 1t AGO andes
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at IM a n, and .Sp. m. No trains to
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Of soos. m. and 40 and s;4s Pm
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave st 500 m. and {. 80 and s.is m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily e.eept Saturday and SUNDAY. ats:
on Saturday at ses g m. and aS pm
sS from Bssi%Sas e
Wheeling, Parkersbure, sc.
f The 3 1sS q
In the day, ss well rs 81 the new once, 400 Penn
: ade TO check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New xOrt, Pshil.c Z. and Boston. zee
J. L.wILsON, Master Of Transportation.
oos GEO: k6oSTs. Agents s.i ws Is IN.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ 9 20 6
WssBISsToS. Jan. 6, 1850
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run ss follows viz.
FOB NEW YORK. without change Of care
Leave daily Except So ndsyD at 500 O. N, l1S
and 2 90 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave eatly except Sunday at 500 and l2H a.
m, and 80 and ZOO .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York and Philsdelphia ct T.G .
SLEEPING CABS tor New York on ZOO .. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, NeS York, or
Boston, can be had At the Station Once At 81
hours in the day, well as 81 the rev once q Ot
Pennsylvania avenue. where arrangements be
made TO cneck baggage st hotels and private
residences.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemeu.
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis, and the West.
J. l.. WILSON, Master OF Transportation.
l. ID. COLE. Geperal Ticket Agent.
ocO-h GEO. @. KO0NTZ. Agent. wsshinstou
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SANITARY REGULATIoNs-General q. O.
Howard has given orders to MAJOR j. V. w.
Nanderburgh, local superintendent Of the
Freedmen's Bureau. TO carry out the same sani-
tary regulations in all the freedmen's quarters
in the District as was done last year. A general
whitew ASKING and cleaning mp is IN progress,
and tends to secure the health, both Of the
occupants and surrounding neighborhood.
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THE RIVER FK.oST, J une l0.-Cartsr's Wharf
SaIled-Scbooner Statesman, Malone, for Sails
bury, Md, hight; sloop Reindeer, Headley, for
Pamunkey Greek, light
Rii,g'S Administrators John s
Ravens, Lewis, from Matthias Point, with
wood Cor w. II. NARROW. Sailed-Schooners
Founder. Skinner, from lower Potomac, light:
Susan, McDeyitt, for Alexandria, 10 load with
coal tor NOrwalk, Conn; Agnes Replier. Nc
fadden, for same place, 10 load with coal for
bridgeport. Conn; steamer Columbia, Harper,
for Baltimore, with merchandise aud passen.
gers; schooner j. j. MaypoIe, Hughes, with a
cargo Of fertilizers for Cone rIver.
Sixth Street Whdrf.-The United States rev.
enue steamer Northerner, Captain McGowan,
which arrived yesterday, will take down 10
Mount Vernon al O'Clock tins afterneou the
Chinese Embassy, including Minister Burlin-
game. and other invited guests They will re-
turn 10 the city by moonlight.
BsrTy'S WAGIf.-The steamer HI Livingston,
Capt Wilson, left this wharf yesterday after
noon for Baltimore and river land ngs, Ia wing
on board a number Of passengers and large as
sortment of freight.
BrosSa's arf.-Arrived-Schooner Notices.,
Hsmon, with cargo OF lime for s. p. Brown
q Son.
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NJ. BAY 0AOKBBBL.
The attention Of Wholesale and retail dealers 10
1ACKtR1L IN kttts which We are selling o.
lowest Eastern '0Sbins 8riSf'l.ov.,oo
Penn. sve.. bet 10Th and nth sfs
Yoss Ssa .Sf "a Or yissssx0 or''ss ss-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Fo1oh.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND TUE
LRTrER FROM HIS MOTHER.

-
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1855,
On, JoHx BulL-Dear Sir: knowing the sf
6ciency Of your Sarssparilla. and the healing
and beneficial qualities 1t possesses. send you
the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago-was to
ken prisoner and conied for sixteen month";
Being moved so often that my wounds have not
healed yet. have not sat up q moment since !
was wounded, l am shot through the hips.
My general health il impaired, and need some
thing to assist nature, I have more faith in
your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else, I
wish that that 10 genuine. Please express me
half dozen bottles and oblige
Carr. u. p. JOHNSON. 81. Louis. No.
P. S-Ths following was written April 20
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson:
Dn. BuLL-Dear Sir Ny husband, Dr.. y. ..
johnson. was skillful surgeon and ply stefan il
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above G. P, johnson TO my care. Al thirteen
years Of age he had y chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him our Ssrsaparil-
la. IT CURED HIN. have for ten vears recon-
mended !. to many in Central New York, Ohis
and lowe, for scrofuls, fever sores aud general
debility, Perfect success has sttendedit The
cures effected in some coses Of ecrofula and fever
sores we're almost miraculous. am very anx-
ious for my son to again have recourse to your
Sarsaparilla, He is fearful Of getting spurious
article. hence his writing to you for it, His
wounds ere terrible, but believe he will recov-
Or. Respectfully,
JsxxIs Jonxsex
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
DAJLY DEMOCRAT.


There arc two hundred slang terms for
intoxication.
Hard times are growing harder In Rus
STA.
1t took four days to elect a Mayor "a
Montreal.
Maine is talking Of an Industrial School
for girls.
Paris has now twenty three horse-aesh
markets.
Prsirie chickens are so plenty in Missou'
RE that they are used for swins's TODD.
A msn named William Cole died in Hart
ford the other day, at the premature age Of
10. Ills father was cut ola liz.
Hiram Sweet, OF Nashville. raised $1,000
worth Of peanuts lAst year.
Wm.B Astor 10 building bin . new psl-
sce in Madison avenue, New York.
Newport, r. L, claims to have introduced
gas light sixteen years before fsw York
A druggist is on trial in New York for
poisoning . woman through carslessness.
A GOOD s;x.d store in Boston 10 warmed
thoroughly BY water heated By two gas
burners.
In Rutherford Park, Aiddlesex county ,
N. j., man was caught between two trees
and. being unable to extricate himself, was
frozen to death.
A society Of contractors and builders haa
purchased the iron framework OF the Exit
bition building in Paris for l,5oo,ooo
| france.
The Pennsylvania Steel Works, near
Harrisburg, make daily 10 tons OF besse.
MGR steel, which is made into steel rails q
Johnstown.
Manning's corn-cake mandatory Of
Lowell, Mass. uses yearly 100 hogsheada
of molssses, 40 tons Of corn, and 10000 tin
cans for packing.
AZ tho recent barbarous race from Bright
on to Worcester, whereby the horse Em'
pirs State was killed, has started the hu'
mane Bostonians toward the fosmstion OF
society for tho prevention Of cruelty to ami
malls. The movement Is entered into oy
such citizens - s. g. Howe, George d
Emerson. Charles II. Appleton and George
T. Angel.
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BULLS WORN DESTROYER.
vnaAxsw, WAisss CosssY. Ca,
Juno 90th. 1894.

SouS Dssob ASv~s
Da. Jonx ButL-DsAf Sir have rssssuy
gwen your "Worm Destroyer" several trials
end ind IL wendsrfally e0ceeieus. II he's not
failed In single instance to have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country pr1s-
tice, and have daily uss for soms article Of the
kind. l I'm free to confess that I bnsw Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablsst authors that
IL 20 certain and speedy in it, effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. ny
object in writing you 10 TO ind out upon what
terms can got the medicine directly from yos.
If can get it upon easy terms, l shall use
grsal deal Of il. l am aware that the use Of
such articles is contrary to the tsachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'s, but see no just cause or good sense in
discarding remedy which We know to be en-
cient, simply because we may be ignorant Of lie
combination. For my part, shall make il .
rule to use all and any to alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitating because some one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects 6rst, and
secured she sole right to secure that kno Wedge.
However, am BY no means advocate or sup
porter Of the thous ands Of worthless nestrums
that food the country, that purpert to cure 81
manner Of disease 10 which human flesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon. and inform me OF your best
terms. l am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. u. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Sl,l65,Mo Oo'
Total

Total. Observation-Disclosures. 81 les. 400 600
Placer mining is on the decline. Vein or
quartz mining 10 progressing favorably. A
general decline 10 observed in the bullion
product. The population actually engaged
in mining has greatly diminished in the
past few years, and does not now exceed Co.
900. Agriculture, manufactures and com
msrce are assuming the prepondsrancs over
the mining Interest,". The area OF land
suitable for cultivation is much larger than
was originally supposed. Important re-.
suits are anticipated from the completed Of
che Pacific Railroad. The miscellaneous
minerals of the Pacific slope are deliberately
described. Copper mining is in dsprsss-
ed condition; also quicksilver. The report
embraces detailed descriptions Of the min
ssal resources Of California, Nevada, Utah,
Arizona, Montana, Idaho, Washington Ter
ritory and Oregon. Interesting statistics
are also given Of the history and condition
Of the mining interests in Europe, Mexico,
South America, Australia and British Col
umbis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

RiruALfsx 10 bearing fruit in England.
A London journal announces that . few
weeks since "ssvsn ladies belonging to On
Anglican Sisteshood in the Northeast Of
London were received into the Catholic
Church, and that the establishment 20
which they belonged will have to DO brok On
nm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
nEISKELL,S
OINTMENT.

This Ointment. aftsr experience Of twenty ysars,
hes proved itself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
Of the Skin having effected radical cure In svssy
case on which Il vas need. curing nany obstinate
caeee Of Aftsen twenty yeefs sanding. that had
best medical talent 10 the county Ito effect .
tonshing. IN few days the soreness and irritation
u removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
and rsmains permanently healed, without the use 81
any other remedy,
nus, -rsrrsn, SAir- RaErn. Ircn, eolpsss's iron,
kaSsspsLAs, D Oroans, PinrLD. and every form d
how long standipg. Il has cured bad csscs Of II.
1lASRD II siIps and Discharges from the Ear. when
sstsd iii other treatment To- many pears, have bssa
cectuslly cured by the Of only one box Of THE
Ointment. Brsss, SoALps, and ON Soans. Il heals
In q very short time PRius - CsrTs rns Boz. II
not sold by your Druggist send 20 cents Johnston
Holloway b Cowden. Philadelphia, boz will Be
sent free Of postage to any address.
HON NasNHnN
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There is loose darkey about Willard
hotel named Tom. You can bride Tom to
do any thing. The other day .here was q
dinner party given by New York contract
or, at which it was understood that Ben.
Butler would be guest. Some disloyal wag,
without the fear of Congress before him,
got hold Of Tom, feed him literally, and
put him up TO piece Of outrageous and
reasonable tomfoolery. After the plates
were served the host said, THAT will do,
Tom, you can CO." But Tom did not go,
Observing that his orders were not obeyed
the contractor repeated +" told you TO 60,
Tom. IL / want you, I'll ring for you"
Still Ton hung about the door and did
not retire. At last. very much worried .,
his contumacy, New York turned upon
Ethiopia and said sternly, attracting the
whole company, eve told you twice to
leave the room, and by Cd III be obeyed.
or put you out myself" Tom approached
the table humble and replied in suddued
tone but lond enouge to be heard by all
present, IF you please, sir-with submits
sion can't 60. I'm obliged to stay.
>, The h-ll you are! What fors" "well
sab, II must tell, must. axes Mars
Buffers pardon, but I'm 'sponsible for de
spoons. Dem spoons is silver, an l was
specially sot to watch 'em. can't 20, sir.
It's ~ much as my place is worth, sir"
The sequel can better be imagined than
described.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
HOLLOWAY,S
VERMIFUGE
CORRECTIONS.

Dr.. Holloway, somo nftecn yoaro EGO. vitnooeiua
The diserses oecionsd sickly childsc - taking shS
nauesous vsrnifages Of thai day, resolved " ANIMAL
We them. and from the moet elective Of these rene
dies esecseded IN separating their active medical
properties, pure. tasteless and inodorous Thea by
combining these with sugar, And moulding then In
to agreeable confecton formed the present roru-
LAs INVENTIVE vsaniSuss knowa a.
HolloWay's vernlfsge Collections,
Which have almost entirely supsscsded tho old
nauseous vermfuge, TO the delight Of the poor little
suderers II contains NO Calomel or ether poison
Gus ingredients.
SO highly esteemed = this Popular vssnifAes, By
the profession, that ~ Intelligent Physicians vhs
remedies. . not only more pleasant 10 TAKE. but
more effective 70 cure
farsats and guardians. haviag The cars Of chdrcn,
should keep them taaily msdieine, for they not
only eradicate Wcrms-thOss pests Of ehIl6hoOd--
but correct any dctNngement Of the objective o.
gans, 90 prevalent with children,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Colorado J. 80. 6oe. 900
New Mexico 500, 600
Arisens 80. 500, 900
Miscellan's. 5000. coo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Tho Secretary Of the Treasury he's trans
mittsd to Congress J. Rross Brownies re-
port of the mineral resources Of the States
and Territories west Of the Rocky Noun !.
tains. The work has been in progress up
wards of year, and embraces complate
summary Of every thing essential to . cor
rect understanding Of our great mining in
forests, including the geological formation
Of the mineral belts. the number Of mines
in operation, their yield and condition, the
treatment Of ores, and son.e general con-
sidsrstions Of the precious metals. The
report will make about 600 printed pages.
M. Browne estimates the yield Of the
States and Territories for 1867 - follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-15
ANOTHER FINANCIAL IRnEeulARIIY.

From the Springfield Republican, June 1871
moral r., p and financial ns rreguarity has recently &C
the surprise Of all. George p. Blanchard, young
and enterprising dealer In hardware, agricultural
Of the ist june "'; and eA'i has Sn not Ssen
definitely heard from since that time. He had
Informed his friends that he was gOms to BO
pay him between $4,000 and $4,000. The creditor
was there, but Blanchard was not and no evidence
has transpred to show that he has been in Boston OF
Palmer on the arrival the nine p N. express for
20 Of
where until the night express for New York came
along and that he then took the cars for that city
days at o time on business, without notifying his
family Of his whereabouts, gave ground for expect
1s nis Se the reaS h"s n
might have been foully dealt with and the suspicion
that he had absconded to be rid OF his debts.
supposition. II Is found that he drew all the
funds he had deposited In Che. bank at Mon
$ al sSD 70 o
sand dollars, he had converted into government
bonds IL s likely that ne had made Collections 70
ten thousand dollars, and perhaps more. A box
packed by Blanchard himself and supposed 70 be
before or Just after he left town. Il was marked
with Blanchard's own name and has been traced 10
Powers hotel which goes to CONFIRM the supposition
Il appears thst ne had arranged his ansIrs 10 that
several notes were to become due at bank In june
but whether he took away cash enough TO meet them
an n not known; his ledger cannot be found. II
ssss strange On sns sspposS that he has
though Of small amount behind him, also a stock OF
goods, some Of which he might readily have
Closed out and then pocketed the proceeds,
and considerable personal property 10 the shape
OF horses carriages, &C. Moreover, there
have been times previously when he could have run
away with much larger amount than he now has,.
SO far as was known he has been doing prosperous
business and had fine prospects Ia trade. lis deal
been sold In most Of the New England btates and az
far az Western New York and Ohio. blanchard II
twenty-seven years OF age. he has len behind him
mmOy friends TO q limited amounf IN his lAbNiteA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-15
OBITUARY.
mr.. Don Torlbie Pacbeco.

Among the eminent personages who have fallen
victims to yellow fever In Lima Is Dr. Toribio
Pachsco. Whether we consider him as q Journalist
q lawyer or a statesmen we must ever award Mr.
Pacheco the respect due to his splendid talent. and
his indefatigabe Industry, AZ Minister OF Foreign
Affairs during the dictatorship OF Colonel Prado he
iabored 70 maintain, In diplomatic documents Of
incontes,sble merit, the integrity and dignity
OF che republic In her conflict with SPAIN and
was in this manner one Of those who mainly con-
trbuted TO bring the question to that issue which
terminated 20 Roriously on the "a OF May, 1895.
short time ster the termination OF the dictatorial
tuie he WA named Fscut fdmtntstrdttvo the duties
Of Colonel Prado's government when he retired into
private life 70 prSctice bic profession a. lawyer
pntn death suddenly called BIN 20 higher tribunal.
kind and sneeionase father, end Peru hes 70 mourn
She loss VI fAthfu) SON.
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ov.a.srlM-sorla 10 MASTERS Of VESSELS AND srmss.
ouARAxriSs, STATEN ISLAND. June ia, 1858.

QUARANTINE. STATEN ISLAND, June 10, 1858.
Masters of vessels pilots and others are hereby
notified that on and after June IS all vessels arriving
from the following ports will be boarded and exam
,ned from the hospital ship In the lower bay, VIZ
From ali ports In the West Indies south OF twenty
four degrees north latitude, the Mexican ports the
spanish Main, Northern Brazil and the west
wnere cholera or yellow fever prevailed o. the time
of departure or upon which cases OF cholera
or yellow fever have occurred during the passage.
All communication with vessels under or subject 70
quarantine n strictly Dterdcted and no person Ii
permitted 70 board or have any intercourse commu.
IcAton or dealing with her crew or passengers for
say purpose Whatever without Q written permit
nm this department, and no boat or cram win be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-15

which hope vin 70 some way IN liftinG BSasl out
Of ne mud and ruts Of roads which, because they
An RIO 10 sorry q know ~. M. Monroe. one
this. with the prospect We hssr, q c6ssininS ssnar
toral hono from hts native State to represent e IN
ms MSnsss Z s, ys y S
that the little basket which he carries everywhere,
ton & that dsmocrac Simplicity y SSicS Is 80 o
posed to the ideas Of Brazans who WIN hire mig
ger 70 carry limo In their hand HUNDRED PAGES
The case Of the girl re has come up again before
here having demanded that her grandfather should
be forced TO surrender her to her father the Conte
Fe This Conte Fe was some wears ago, ambassador
said TO have squandered and whom he is also said to
he enjoyed himself In Europe by the aid Of the funds
which he obtained through his wife, The
child was born In RIO, under Its grandfather's roof
Europe, returning from which he remained for four
years living In Rio, while his wife and daughter
he paid
and he however, did not agree as to money matters
and the father obtained the assistance Of the govern.
which he succeeded In getting; but q few days
afterwards, while the child was playing about his
3 @Ss carriage p and the child
to send back the girl. He admitted that he
knew where she but he w0uld not let the father
have her, and he declared at the same time that he
not an International matter in which the Executive
could interfere, but one to be decided by the bu-
nal; and for the time the matter lay over. Now,
however. the Italian Ambassador ST.. GonelIa de.
mands her surrender, and the authorities
have called on the grandfather to make 1t.
since the father lost her. that she at school In the
United States that he Is and win continue support
ing her, but he will the father hanged before she
will be given up to the present ambassador who. he
says also is still young man, without family and
is not DIT person. therefore, to have the custody Of
girl of nine years of age.
y Exchange on London Is at 1870. the milrels; SOW
ereigns 500 mres, with fictitious quotations even
up TO $4,000 milrels; gold, 100.