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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17
NEW YORK CITY.
sn1eu STATES DISTINCT cousr.

9sse Asajnss the Westchester County Mutual
Insurance Company.
A sun has been instituted against the Westchester
Mutual Insurance Company TO recover q penalty
provided by law for not cancelling twenty-on
stamps on their policies.
Petitions and Discharges In Bankruptcy
During the week ending yesterday voluntary petit
tions In bankruptcy were fed by Franklin M.
Sprague, Henry II. Dexter, Albert Elsasser, Louis
Eisasser and Herman Worms; and discharges IN
bankruptcy were received by John @. Anderson,
James 4. Jackson, John ]. Bragg. George N. Muren
and Richard France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17

Loans OF cash gold were made at Q to az per cent
for carrying. The exports OF specie during the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AfterReon's Dispatches.
THE LONDON PRESS on THE CUBAN
OUFSFUnN

LoNDoN, April 2i.-Ths London journals to-
cay nave articles on the Cuban question. The
Ictsgrdph (Minlsterisil is moderate in Its tone
1t says IN regard 20 the independence of Cuba.
"England ls unbiased, but il is best for the in
terests OF England that Spain retain her au-
thority in the island. We do no. say tha, n
any case II would be the duty of England 20
interfere TO prevent Cuban Independence, bul
Der good Offices might be useful in ayertius A
quarrel between Spain and the United States
The SEIZURE Of the Mary Lowell ia designated
as mad act, implicating England, Spans
best friend, IN quarrel with the United States.
unless she ressnts the insult" The TeTsgrqlf
ara ues that the Cubans can never willingly at
zach themselves TO American rule. The Otcl o;
TINS evening says President Grant has run
wild on the subject OF Cuba. and thinks Eug-
land and France will declare war if the United
States attempt 10 wrest the Island from Spain.
II continues: Grant longs for a foreign war
The prevailing feeling among American Of
ncIals Is hostility towards England, and TO a
less degree towards France" The Otcl states
tnat III day or two a yacht Will leave for
Cuoa on a miss ion from the Government 10 as
certain the exact positiontof at airs. The Ol-l
concludes by declaring its belief thai a heavy
storm Is brewing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

TIE kIMBRRLY-BUTLKI CAsE.-ln the case
OF Kimberly against Butler, in the United
States Circuit Court in Baltimore, yesterday.
the Court. in deciding upon the questions
involved, said: ''ln this case the plaintiff
charges that the defendant received certain
money which in equity and good faith belongs
TO the plaintiff. All that the Court has before
it is that the money was paid to the proves:
marshal, and the Court is asked to infer that
the money was paId to the defendant. The act
Of Congress makes il the duty Of provost mar.
shals TO account for all their actions to the
Provost Marshal General, to whom they are
subordinate. The Court is constrained to come
to the conclusion that money paid to the pro.
vost marshal is not money paid to any other
officer As the case stands, the Court could NOT
allow Judgment to be entered upon q verdict
for the plaintiff upon the pleadings in the case.
The Court, therefore, gives judgment for the
defendant upon the dem urrer." The plaintiff,s
counsel then asked leave Of the Court to amend
the bill OF particulars, SO as to allege that the
money Illegally had and received from the
plaintiff bv the provost marshAl, &c, was had
and received as an agent Of the defendant
General Butler-and not as provost marshaI.
&c. The Court granted the leave to amend
and the defendant claimed q Continuance of the
case, upon which the Court continued the case
to the next term Of the Circuit Court, the plain.
TN to pay the costs OF the suit for the present
term.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRESHETS IN NEW
YORK.

ALBANN, N. April 22.-The water here is
nlRner than ever before known during IA spring
n-shet. II has reached point within two feet
OF the great freshet of 1S57. and is still rising
steadily. The lower section of the city is COM
pieteiy inundated. Broad dway, for a distance
OF quarter Of mile, is nayigable for boats.
Inc steamer Drew was compelled to land al
the nigh dock Of the Boston railroad, on the
opposite side Of the river. Passengers were
brought to the city across the railroad bridge,
and the freight is transferred by barges.
Inc Hood along the valley of the Mohawk is
the greatest ever known. The railroad tracks
are under water for miles No trains have
passed over since Tuesday night. 1t is sup
posed many culverts and the track for long
distances have been washed away The Rens.
ealaer and Saratoga is i've feet under water
NO trans have arrived from the North up 10
III O'Clock. The water where the trouble exists
heuded.
ALBANY, N. u, April 22.-The water is still
rising an inch an hour. and is now within
three feet OF the mark Of the great freshet
Of 1857.
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The advantage Offered by this Company s-a
- ~ hs Ns,lyrsl tomrsny. chsrted BY sg--ial
paid up csTital OF 9 GOO .OOa
u oners l"w rates ef prem tun
IL furnishes larger lDsu rance Al an OF h.r s.,-.
Dles FOR the money 80
II 1 definite anc certain in fts t..ru.
II IL home oonpsny ~ every iocaftv
It's policies are exempt trOtu az tachul-n-
Th. re are no unnecessary re>trfctio7s N
policies.
xvery policy 10 non foricitahle
Policies may lie taken which Day % tho an
their full amount aud return all the premiu
that the Insurance costs only the decrease
annual payments.
Polioias will be issued that will pay 90 n
eured daring life annual inc me & enc
the amount named in The policy.
Ne extra rate 10 charged for risks uron the .t.
OF females.
Itipsures not 20 secure dividends, but q 80 lo~
a cost that di NideBds will be Impossible.
LOCAL AGENT ls WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY. and applications from competent par
ties for such encies, with suitable endorsements.
should be addressed TO the Company GeDer q
Agents. only IN their respective districts.
Che ulsrs, panphlets, and full particulars given
application at the on ce Of the Company N this
city.
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lby Bankers' ana Brokefs' rslegrapn.l
Lews johnson Z 90. quote stocks and BOND,

t0y 1ankers' ana Brokefs' Telegrapn.l
Lewb johnson Z DO. quote stocks and bonds
ID nome ana foreign markets a. folioys:
NbW NoRE, April s2.-First Board-U = Ga
,oSi' coupon, III y; e20'a loo2. coupona l2I !,
%, coupons. llo =; 1854 coupons, IIs :; iSe5,
coupon, new, ll5,, 620's, lS61, COUPON, ms /, +;
io-sUs, coupons, le Pacific Mail. a3S ONO
Miss. CeruncateA 81 \: Mariposa, - AtIan-
&c Mail, none; Canton, "a 4 Cumberland, 30 :
western Union Telegraph. sl1,: Quicksilyer
% =; Boston Water Power. none; New YORK
Central, l67.; Hudson, lac; READING, aiA
Michigan Central, lbs; Michigan South .rn.
%, Illinois Central, none, Cleveland and
P1ttsbure, &c. Northwest - .: do preferred
9S.i Cleveland 4 Toledo, none; Rock Island
40 \; Fert Wayne, 1927; Alton & Terra Hautp
i0s; Toledo & Wabash. none; Adams Exp
o. =; Wells, Fargo q 20. Express, 3 a; UuIted
States Express. none; American Express. ~
Mer chants Union, Is Chicago T. Alton, I5t,
do. preferred, none. Market steady. Gold, I3I
aba.
IBy Cable.l
LONDON, April -. =. r.-Consols Tor
money, '3s; for account. g.. Bonds. so
Illinois, 9s =. Erie, u.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bouds, -.
LIVERPOOL I y. m.-Cotton market hat
Sales ofS00O bales reported. NiddlIug Up-
lanos, lSal2s; Niddling Orleans. a. aI2'
bombay shipments 10 l7tn inst. Were 4Jj.WH
bales
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EVENING STAR.


The following list shows the taxable income
Of the solid men in the District, being all who
return let income OF over $1,000 after de-
ductirg the sl,oOo exempted, together with
house rent, taxes and other deductions allowed
BY law, the annual tax upon the same q: five
per cent. being SI"O and upwards. The re-
turns have Just been made 10 p. NJ Pearson
EsG the Assessor of he District, q, whose et-
BE- he list are open for inspection 10 correc:
errors, &c.. before they shall De returned TO
ne Collector, which will be upon lie 5th OF
May, afteT which date the tax Will be paid
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UNDER WHICH KING.
Spain W ont Have n Bour bon, But Don,
Like n r ennhlir

MADRID, April 22.-The debate I'm the Con.
sututlonal Cortes yesterday, on the new Con
stitution was very interesting. Une of the
Leaders OF the Republican party strongly urged
that the only alternative left for the majority
OF the Cortes was to restore the Bourbons TO the
throne or inaugurate a Republican form
OF Government. Senor Zorrilla of the
majority replied at length taking
glound that the restoration Of the Bourbous
was absolutely impossible, and a Republic
would be a national calamity. He assured them
Inc majority would certainly succeed in OBJ
tanning King.
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~George Crowley was committed TO Jaii at
for rape on Mrs. Honora Toomey, 6o years
old.
~A young lady OF Augusta. Ga, has become
insane under pressure Of political excite
menL and her friends have been compelled To
send her 10 the Lunauc Asylum.
SThe N. y. Star has discovered that Gov
Honm an has an eye to the Presidency in 1874,
and that Is the secret OF his present vetoing OF
Legislative corruption.
nesday Mrs. Winnifred Ward, who was mar
ned to John Ward in 1S3i and was not, from
that time till the time OF his decease IN 1-Si,
recognized by him as his wife, recovered over
s3O,0tO from his estate.
VA missionary IN Brownsville, Texas, has
succeeded in uniting all the Protestants-
sEpiscopalians, Methodists, Blptists, Presby.
terIans. Luthefans"-in one Congregational
Church.
~Among the aristoeratic equestrians IN
HYDE Park, London, recently, was man
carefully got up as ..girl Of the period" who
rode on a side-saddle and acted the part Of
woman To perfection.
~Joseph Smith, who died at Plano, ILL.,,
on the 25ih ult., was a son o! the late Mormon
leader of that name, and was the head OF the
Mormon Churcn in Illinois.
~ Miss Anna Williams, OF Braddock's
Field, Penn, aged ffty-six, is 90 annoyed by
the devotion of a boy Of seventeen years, VINO
IS madly In love with her, that she is Obliged
10 call for Official protection.
~lt is needfui 10 Lotiee the sudden and
wonderful change OF weather, from biting
winter nights and mornings, to suitry Sc MINER
all the day and night, only 70 warn people 10
stick TO their thick clothing for = while. how
eve: ireonvenieni and oppressive u may Do.
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~The Texas election has been postponed.
~EX.Goyernor Letcher OF Virginia has r..

~E1.Governor Letchsr OF Virginia has re.
covered.
~Perichole poplin and Barbe. Bleue silk
are among the spring dress goods.
~Fort Wayne, Ind, prohibits velocipedes
and baby wagons on the sidewalks.
- Cork trees are now raised In South Flori.
da from seed imported from Portugal.
~The Chicago fire department pays half Is
much for horse.shoeing as for feed.
~The Pennsylvania Legislature has for.
hidden the publication Of improper advertise.
ments. But who will b the censor!
~The nvicts At Sing Sing are exultant
over a change by which bread has been sub.
stltuted for "mpsh and molasses" a. the even
ing meal.
Tony Pastor sscrilegiously advertises in
New York the play Of "Bin Tell; or, the Hero
OF Switzerland"
- John II. Cough intends 70 rest for year,
and therefor declihes 70 make lecture engage.
nents for 'S69-1o.
~There Is no truth In the statemeu, that
General Mcclellan is soon 10 appear ae lee.
turey.
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INTERESTING FROM CANADA.
senator Chambers Speech in the Denim.
zen Parliament-The Case Of Father Nc.
Mahon.

OTTAWA. CANADA. April 22-In the House
OF commons to-day, Mr.. +. Gait gave notice
tnat on Friday next he would move the papers
relating TO the cost incurred in defending the
frontier IN 1894, and subsequent expenses of
similar nature, arising from threatened Fe.
Dien invasions, as constituting a claim for in.
demnity against the United States. He said
he object OF making the motion was TO give
members an opportunity Of speaking on the
SUBJECT, and expressing their views upon the
speech OF Senator Chandler On Monday last.
In answer to a member, Mr.. Mcdonald said
IL was not the intention Of the Government TO
recommend a commutation OF the sentence of
ather Mcmahon and other Feuian prisoners
now confined in the penitentiary.
The bill TO ameLd the act authorizing the ex-
tradition OF persons charged with offences
against the United States was introduced and
read the first time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market 10 without es.
seDtial features, and brokers readily supply
their demands at per cent. The banks, daily
getting into stronger position from their con.
tinued receipts, lend freely on call, and accom-
date their customers by discounting their pa.
per: prime names rule AZ 10 q u per cent with
exceptions at Q per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The SENATE, in executive session to-day,
postpon ed the further consideration Of the San
Juan treaty until December next.
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PREMIUMS FOR HOGS

ST. Louis, April 2e.-The pork packers and
provision dealers Of this city have subscribed
hogs at the ST. Louis agricultural fair, TO be
held next October. This is in addition to the
prizes offered by the association. Representa-
hves from all parts OF the country are ex.
Dected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

1T Is SAID that Col. Parker, the new Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs, Will thoroughly
reconstruct thar bureau, and dismiss a large
number of clerks VINO have been employed
there for some years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

GENERAL DENT returned - this city yester-
day and to-day was at his post in the White
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

Alexander H. stephens, says that he is Al
most unable TO move about and has littIe hone
ofever being able 70 walk again HIS princi.
pal aD xiety is about his book Tor which he has
the material prepared bat not the physi al
strength 70 put II together.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

BOSTON, April 22-The stockholders OF the
Union Pacific Railroad held a meeting this
morning, and after adopting several amend.
ments to the charter authorized BY Congress,
adjourned until tomorrow, when Officers will
be chosen.
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ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED

GRANNY. CANADA, April 22.-Whiie many
persons were on the bridge at this place watch
bridge gave way, precipitating eleven persons
into the water. Owing to the high water and
rapid current no assistance could be rendered
and the victims were quickly carried out Of
sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

BALTIHoRl, April 22.1Ootton dun, nomi-
nally 28a2sS. Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat dull; choice Valley red, - 20; sales Of
shipping red at Sl.4O. Corn dull; prime white
79asO; do. yellow 8las6. Oats dull, At 76aSO for
heavy. 65a72 for light Rye dull At i0aA5. Pork
quietat 81. Bacon active and firm. Lard firm.
Whisky Quief.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the SiNty-siNth Council

JeINT RESOLUTION 10 furnish webb's Digesi
Be II TeS"tr,d ~ IN" Board of Aldermen ant R,Tri
q Common CoU5'cI Of .he Cns Of WdsainytoB,
That the Mayor b., and he IsIhere0v, authorlz-d
TO furnish 10 eacn member OF the Board of
Trustees OF Public Schools and each of the
Ward Commissioners VINO have net received a
copy. also the Secretary and Treasurer of the
Board of Trustees of Public Schools. one copy
OF Wesb's Digest; and to defray the expenses
thereof sufficient sum is hereby appropriated
out Of the general fund.
Approved, January 9, 1859.
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TEE WORK OF REDUCTIoN.-One female and
twelve male clerks were to-day discharged
from the Second ComptrolIer's Ofice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

New York Grain Market Ts.day.
NEW YORR, April 22.-EIour dull ana prices
declining. Wheat duh and declining for
spring. Corn unchanged.
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Wall Street Te.dav.

NEW YORK. April % - S:oyks irregular
Money is steady At per cent. Sterling Ex.
change, 10eK. Gold, lA}s. Virginia bonds.
old, 5Sk; new, 61A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-22

The prosecution OF the Dyer court.martal
case rested yesterday, and the defense COM
meneed with the presentation of documentary
evidence.
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INSURANCE.
fnB NATIONAL LIFE NSFRlSCE CNrPiSY
FrHC
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
wAsHINGT N.D.C
eBARTERKD BY SPECIAL ACT oF ooS
GRkss. AFPRovEp JULY -. I-s-
CASH CAPITAL ............ ...>I.0oa, ,OOe.
INSURANCE.
fnB SlIIoyiI LIFE NNRlsCEmrPSY
CASH CAPIraI,
..>I.ooa.OOo.
OgTICERs

OFFICERS
G. X. CLAIM. Phi.sdelphi.. President
JAY COOkE, Chairman of Finance ana Ereca
i've Committee
HHNRf d. COOKE. Washington, Vice Pre-i
dent
EMERSON W. PEEr. Phrsdelphl.. s.erst.r,
(. s. TCRNE Washington, Assistant s,or.-
FRANCIS G. SMITH. N. d. xsdicaI pir,,
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvINUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were 1868 sol.
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REUNION BANQUET OF THE THIRD
ARMY CORPS

NEW YORK. April 22.-The annual reunion
banquet Of the Third Army Corps takes place
oD the 5th OF May, at Delmonlco's. The mum
ber Of tickets are limited, and early applica-
ton rs necessary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

est]@ Trad; s.' Marx .:Ss .:;::Ss IS; q 81
s'erlins Silver. fP'SSss0 Pisss' Eco
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence. X. i.
SrHRLIHG sILvER WARE,
NICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE
Orders received from the trade only but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
every ywhere
.Ds; n:T. TT: Mayl,s, IL. Is. %. Is, -; June
3,e, IL, IL, n, 8-lst
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THE QUAETEgMAsTEE GENERALS OFFICE
is being removed from the Corcorau Art Build-
ing, corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, 10 the building lately occupied by the
Internal Revenue Department, on the south
east corner Of 18th and G. streets.
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Government 6ecuPitiOo.
WAsHINoToH, April 22, ls69.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations. OF Gov
eminent securities:
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Board of Trustees of Public Schools one copy
OF Wesb's Digest and to defray the expenses
out OF the general fund.
Approved, January 9, leG9.
An ACT for the relief OF Peter Mcnamara.
BE It enacted By the Board u Aldermen aud
Board Of Common Council Of the CttyOt WaShisgtoa,
That the sum OF thirty nne dollars and forty
cents be, and the same Is hereby, Appropriated
ont OF the Fourth Ward fund to enable the
Mayor 10 pay Peter McNamara for abating
nuisance in square GO, In le6s, by erder OF the
Secretary Of the Board Of Health; and that the
Mayor BE-, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
quired TO cause the sand sum of thirty nine
dollars and forty cents 10 be paid.
Approved, January >, is6s.
AN ACT for the relief OF Peter Conlan
n" n enacted by the Board Of AtS.rm.a and
Board Of Com mon Council of the Ciyof Washington,
That the sum Of one hundred dollars be, and
the same Is hereby, appropriated, payable out
OF the general fund, TO enable the Mayor 10 re-
fund to Peter Conlan the sum deposItsd by him
TO the credit OF the Corporation for a license
that was never lissaed, viz the sum OF one
hundred dollars.
Approved, December 81, 1865.
AN ACT fixing the time for certain licenses to
expire.
BE az enacted by the Board If AlIsrmen and Board
q common CoaHot Of the Tdy Of Washington,
That all licenses granted to auciioneers, livery
stable Keepers, pawnbrokers, and dealers in
old barrels, boxes, rags, or bones shall expire
ou Tue HIst V0OuOdy OF january In eacn year.
SIC. :. And be az turthsr enacted, That all
acts or parts Of acts in conflict with the pre-
cedIng section are hereby repealed
Approved, January 5, 1s64.
An Act for the relief Of Andrew Gleason.
re endctd by the Board Of Ald.rmeR and Board
q Common Council Of the Cdy Of WGshington,
Tnat the sum Of one hundred and sixty-one
COLLARS and seventy six cents be, and the same
IS hereby, appropriated out OF the Seventh
Ward fund TO enable the Mayor to pay Andrew
Gleason for abating a nuisance IN hlling up
and grading Eighth street west, between ID
and streets south, and l. street south, between
Seventh and Ninth streets west; and that the
Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
CURED 10 cause the said sum OF one hundred
and slxty-one dollars and sevepty-six cents 70
De paid. tApproved, January ), Ioc9.
AN ACT authorizing the laying OF water main
thence IN said p street to Sixth street west,
and thence IN said Sixth street TO % street
north.
Be Hendcted by the Bodrdof Aldermen and Board
81 Common Council Of the City Of WdskiRgoua,
That the Water Board be, and they are hereby,
authorlI Ied and req Rested TO cause a water MAN
to be laid in Fifth street west, from 10 =
street north, thence in said p street TO Sixth
street west, and thence in said Sixth street TO d
street north. The work to be done IN accord
ance win existing law; and TO defray the ex-
penses thereof q sufficient sum is hereby ap-
propriated, payable out OF the water fund;
said fund to be reimbursed by such assessm ment
on all lots or parts Of lots bordering on the line
OF said water mains a. 10 authorized by exist.
ing law. tApproved. January 5, 1S69.
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THE FREsHET In CoNNECrICr

CONCORD, April 22.-The Merrimac is higher
than at any time since 1872. There is much
damage to the bridges in every direction.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mann

- n. BARNES, sureeOn General. e. sa..
Washington
y. =. Navy. " W4shlagtou
ID. W. BLISS, n. d, ws,aiuet,u.
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BANKERS.

LEWIS yoHnsoN q CO.,
BANKERS,
PEENsYLvANIA AvlEUR, OORRER l0rr
STREET,
DEALERsIN
DOMDeTIC AND T0REIGN lXCHAN0r
sold. ' 'o1sHs -
All other Marketable Securities sold or bouse
On oommle0on. fel1-G
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Wash'n Young, S2,3l6 Noble oung, S2,5G3
Mark Younc, j.724
The above list comprises all returns made
up 10 Inis date, but number OF persons. among
them some OF ;he we'll TO do men of the District.
have no. Vet made their returns.