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Notice to TiXpayers.

TAXPAYER p,else take notice that the
Treasurer Of Mauitowoc village will rcc-;y.
taxes at hi, office until Saturi v, February
70, next; further, that taxes upon person ii
properly mus; be pail on or bc,or, the 18th
day of February, in deiault of which the
IreAs"rer Will be obi sed TO collect the same
by force.
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l toH yuu, Nr. Speaker. aaI tell this
House, that ung>s the p,Hpia and States
DO rrst>t the rut 3rCeu.cnt of that amend,
meut - >uct means rs tits tll provides,
and resist II successfully. the Constitution
and the i,5trtjss cf this People are destroy
&c; The rel ub!lc Is not worth saving; !e
publican government IN this country Is
shsn, a sic'us!on, aud Q snaie.
his bial establishes slavery in the State
oi Georgia; It destroys republican govern
mcat there il overlhruwS all the reputli
cgn institutions oi the State; it turns the
STATE ont OF thc Union It sets up in place
OF the republican government Of the State
a most heartle>< ard grinding dc~poti>m:
L, u precedent, menaces and jcopard,zcs
every Safe in the Uni N it destroy, the
Union itself, and is another fearful stride
toward a Consolidated, centralized de>po.
tism.
DO not, | vii not believe -hp people Of
! tins country viii submit and suffer their
liberties thus 10 be taken from them. They
have already borne much and more than
would have believed. Congress l. la, al.
sOrblng all the powers ot this Government {:
and not OF the Federal Government only
tut the governments OF the States. Ii nOr
checked in :t> rad career one by one 1t will
dl>manlle the States and invest itself with
al 'he governmental powers Of the Republic
Already /. has avcl the prc.id,nt into
Submission 10 it, dIttation by preventing
bis exercise ot the executive powers excep-
in subOrdlnation to its will The SIpyemc
Court, too, has tai'cn under It's han its
jurisdiction is inyas!od, hcdsc1 about and
soon to be virtually destroyed. Daring
thi, discussion II has been treated wi,h
coatemrt; stlgma,ize1 by gentlemen as old
sui surerannuatei The next advance
wi.l he the House of Rel resCn;a.ivc> upon
the Senate. More than 2nce has il been
threatened on his floor The Senate un-
conscious perhaps Of the n.Uttcriags which
We ave heaiing. Is aiding the House IL ac
c)Upl!shirs is overthrow But, as sure
a, time roll. round, the othyr co ordinate
branches Of Che Govern nnenl disposed of.
The popn ar branch, as it is called the
House ct K representatives., vii. commence
t2 agsran4:zc itself hy The overthrow Of
the Senate Of the United States.
Here the hammer fell
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NASrTOToC CorATY.
-OwN OF MASfTuwoc, ,"
"a Justice Court.

La Justice Court.
To Charles Williams
You are hereby notified that a warrant ~
attachment has been issued ;rnin.t yuu and
your prop riy; attached to satisfy the demand
OF George \. Wooiin, amounting to seventy.
i've dollars. >ow. unless you shah apteIr
before Don A. Shove, police Justice in .nd
for the village of Aanitowoc, on the 2Ist DIV
OF February. Mt 10 o'clock IN the forenoon,
IN asment viii be rendered against you, and
your property sold to pay the debt
DateI this ist day of February. A. ID. 1870.
GEO. y. WOODlN, Plaintiff
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p. EE.. N1E2.

il y : and Sl.c Maker, wg~, -ilc Of Hub
ID s-,., hhlUn1 corner az Ei-aJh and
luna, streets, and will be rrady al all times
t. .u, lt1 tuie B,o.s and shoe, 70 order. and
e - he best stoc> that can bc found in III,
p,rsf 9 s.
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To the Ladies of Manitowoc :

Mrs. GEO. \. NooptS would respectfully
inform the ladies of Manitowoc and vicinity
that she his lust opened tirst-class Dress.
III king Estahlishmeut in thi. yillaye. ON York
street, one door west Of the Jones Library
Room where She will he very happy to meet
her friends and those desiring ny in hsr
hre. Particular attention p;,i to the ,i,tisx
and making If Ladies' and thildrcns' under
garments, All work warranted To ft, and
charges reasonable. Stitching and pnkinx
drnc 10 order Please give me call, and You
VII! be satisfied Mas GIo y WooDIX.
February i>t, 1870 .9us
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fS2' he only banks authorized to 5e es>
tab.i-hci IS The currency bill, which passed
the senate at Washington few days ago,
are those promising redemption in specie.
The hrst section Of the Hi does not author
iza the es'a1li-hmcnt Of new banks under
The c>.sting banking lsw to absorb the
SIS 900. 600 Increase IN circulation. and il
tie authority tor such action cannot be
found in this section, i cannot be found IN
the bill 1t would appsar from this that
tho increase in circulation must be divided
among banks now established in the western
and southern states, or among the specie
paying banks for which provision is made
in the 4th section OF The bill
The first section of the ti,i says the in
crease shall be divided among the national
banking associations, organized, or to be
organized, II docs not say under what law
that shall be organized The 4rh section
declares the terms on which new banks may
be established and as it is the only section
in th, bil 50 declaring, is itnot Reasonable
presumption that i, prohibits the establish
men, Of new banks On other terms, OF under
the existing Law?
Who will establish srecie paying banks
to obtain pant Of the increase in circu'a
tioa?
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3 y siDass + a. 3 s
sy.g.s1EE s. ssEEs III

A TTORNEI anil Counsellor at Law. Office
l on Eighth street. over the First Nationa.
'ank
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THE LAKE SHORE RAuRoAD.-A com
mit;ce Of The leading citizen. OF nanitowoc,
were here on Monlay last, GA business con
uectcd with this project. The committee
consisted OF s \ Wood. j. d. Mark ham
~ Jacob Lu ps and Charles EssIinger
men OF means, character and standing
among the Manitowoo people The Com
m3n Council of cur city met and appointed
Hen. Francis Gocle j. Ii Mad, L an.
ll0n David Taylor as committee on III,
part OF the city to confer with those from
MaultGwoa and also to go to Mi'waukee
and confer with capitalists from the east
who are III milwaukee, for the purpose at
making arr1ngemeu 20 build the roa ,.
lien. David Taylor vas teiegraph.d IN r,.-
ference to the matter and Messrs Mead
and Geele started for Milwaukee, last
Tuesday. The delegation from Manitoaac nc
ict. the Beck sman House for Nlily aakee on
Tuesday morning, At h. present writing,
We have not learned OF the success Of the
negotiations, nor Of the prospects for tn
future. We think We nay to able to give
our readers more dofi,its information ne x
week. - .Shc' ,H2uH W,raW
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TIE NAVY PENSION LAws.-The secre-
tary Of the navy has sent letter TO the
house rava! committee relating 10 the navy
pension laws, which he thinks require es-
sential notifications. His pension fund
now amounts to fourteen millions Of dollars,
which Is the net proceeds of one half the
value of captures made BY the navy during
the rebellion, under the act Of July, 1868
This fund was invested IN government
bonds, the income from which was 10 be
used IL paying naval pensions. The act Of
July, 1868, reduced the rate Of interest
allowed on the iuLd to three per cent. and
the income now is not sufficient TO pay the
current demands for persons entitled to
relief. The last re ort Of the pension Office
shows an excess Of naval claims over in
comes of nearly 5000 The secretary
recommends a repeal Of the act Of July,
1868, 50 as to place the funds on similar
footing with other creditors Of the Unite /
States
G-g Ii l. announced from ash!nEtOn
that the Senate viii rejec; the treaty for the
purchase Of San Domingo, for reasons, in
brief, furnished by economical considcra>
ton. TIE entire cost Of buying this island
would lie oae and half millions of dollars
The senate that is too economical to pay
thiS bagatelle, is the same senate that
agreed to pay $1,000, 900 for Alaska and
in 50 doing, did not sc; a piece ef property
worth one half "a much as San Domingo.
he reason Of this Inconsistency i, found in
the fact that the sale Of Ala,ha involved
sufficient money to create large purch-s-
ins power III the direction Of the senate. If
some four OF five millions Here to be paid
Tor S-n Domingo, the treaty would be
ratified sure; for this would leave mar
gin of lucre which could anl would be used
potentIy as arguments to convince senators
how necessary the island is 10 our wants
aad completeness. The country viii have
to a"ait further territorial development un
til the return o. the democratic party to
power.
pTTNr-S pT2 II f1rIrJ y II M HVn0 0cTk
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WISCONSIN.
MANITO VOC

Best Accommodations for tho travelling pub
lie Terms cheap and reasonable.
Good and convenient Stah,inE .or Horses
and Cattle connected With the House. ll-21
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SPEECH

RECONSTRUCTION OF GEORGIA.
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Il II J., Z IL OF
The New Issue OF Currgncy.

The New Issue OF Currency.
The currency ill authorizing the issue
of Forty FIVE millions OF additional national
currency, passed the senate on y ednesday
by an almost purely sectional vote, Messrs.
Carpenter and Howe Of this state voting
with the eastern members against the bill.
In their anxiety for more currency the peo
pie generally will accept the present bill
without that scrutiny that it would other
wise be subjected to and will overlook many
Of It's faults.
The bIll contem plates and equaized dis
tribution of the national currency. If We
must have this specie, OF currency it should
Of course, be distributed with uniformity
over the country. So, notwithstanding tha
fact that we in common with a majority e
the people Of he country, would have pre-
ferred an additional issue Of greenhacks
instead Of the national currency, we are
glad that the senate has shown enough re
spect for the wishes Of the west to author
I ize the issue Of even an inferior currency to
meet the requirements of trade. The issue
contemplated by the bill will relieve the
stringency Of the money market for time,
at |. a-t. and will satisfy the people to
certain extent.
But there are features Of The bill that
will strike the reader Is somewhat singular
in their nature Section four provides that
the circulating notes issued under this act
shall be rcdeeuabie in coin on presentation.
aud requires tie banks to keep a deposit Of
twenty fse per cent Of their iasue on hand
to meet the requirement Of the act. Thls
seems to he an attempt to bring about
specle payments-a motive thgt is worthy
but the fact seems to have been orer>
looked that it vii give US currency Of
unequal value. lie national banks at
present IN existence are not required to re
deem their issues in gold bat in green
backs This bill therefore gives Us forty
fsc millions ut currency reieemabIe in
grcenJacks, and three hundred and fifty ,ix
millions rcdecmaJ!e-in nothing. Tbs
result Il such state 0. things will Lo that
the forty five mill viii be A3arIa1 aw4y
in o,3 stockings and other l.go,i.5rics, au5
practically Ti.hlravn f-om circulation,
while the six hundred an tifty-six millions
VIII be still further Deprecated in value
than at present..
Bat on the princi! 'e that half loaf i,
better than NJ bread we accent the now
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The House having under consideration the
plll to promote the reconstruction Of Gcorgia-
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| COMMENTED MIND IS SOME

A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME
nthing you cannot hare il you are the
gunner Of property that is not insured.
The danger Of Fire at this season Of the
year is great. II you tOould get rid Of
he nervous aud uneasy feeling you hGVe
tOheA you hear the Fire Alarm sounded,
go to The Office Of A. S. PRATT g. SON,
No. 3 Young Mems ChristiGa AsSocia-
ton Building, corner Ninth and d
street, and insurs an their good, prompt.
paying Companies, the HOME Of NetO
York, the PHOENIX Of Hartford, the
YONRER'S and NEW YORK, and
tke FLREMERSer MstO Fork. Don't
delay. DO IL NOW des-tf
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Personal.

ADihs AND Gth,hTLknKN CAN HAVE PRl'
venue bstWeen Tenth and Eleventh streets w6si.
Muha ~. uAkDNER, OF the RieoTd Hospital, uni
TED states ArmY-A gentleman on twenty -iaV0u
Ye9r5,eKpeTieneo In this particular branch
y. b Vpoh the receipt Of elo advice and med
lantio States. ssi.ly
no not DBsPAIR UNTIL -YoU HAVE Con
- suited Old DIR DARBY, 20 FouF. And.a.hali
street. a few doors south Of PsnnHylNauta ave.
que, He 70 sueeessfll when others falH ls eORA.
denpal and reliable. Separate rooms for ladies =
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WIsHIHaroS, u. o. Sept. n, lSn
HAD severe cough, resulting from neglected
cold. tried vGr'gns pectotal tsmedies without
bentht l had night swcats, and was somgNhat
alarmed. A lady friend Induced ne 70 Try bottls
o. Dc BiuE's ViAfuHn. In fev days was entirely
WV W, De MARE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
For All Throat and Lung Complaints,
pleuri6y. Asthma, Dtpthtria, DrOn-
ehitis, CatRFrh, Sudden Colds
and Infla niin alton OF
tho LunRs.
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Insurance.

THE BEST NE W YEAR GIFT FOR
your Wye-dn Annuity Assurance on
your Lifein the EXCELSIOR, Of NetO
York. Bhedlhy call on A. S. PRATT
& SON, Agents, No. 3 Young Mems
Christian Association Building, corner
Ninth and d streets. des-tf
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS ron WARD PAVING.
OFFICE or surHRISTENbENr AED IEsrEcToE ~
SEwRRs, OARRIldEwATH, fooTwAIa, AED
NBw bJILDIEGH, III HALL,

OFFICE or surRRISTENBENr AID IxsrEcToE OIL
SEWERS, OARRtldEwATH, fooTwAIa, AID !
NBw bJILDISds, III HALL,
s, IsiTPIsSTSS D. SHnSsFy n M N,vcr,
ofies, City Hall. untii u o'clock m. on THtRs
DAY, tho z7h inttant, for paViag, eurbinF, &c.
for the yea commencing April !, 1910, for tho
several wards Of the city, no ntrhctur 10 have nor
be interestsd. silently or otherwise, In more than
spseiaeatlons may bo soon at this orle5 every
day, from a. m. to o clock p. IN.
In measuring crossings, nagwnvE, &c.. only
the width 81 the nAEstones will be taken into
! account, and the portion Of crossings paved with
eobho-stones will be paid for pave.
No bid will be received which does not include
| rial
The law requires that the contractors for the
above work shall be practical pAverg.
The name OF each party Interested IN the con-
| tract must be in,ered In full IN be BID.
guarantee Of a responsible party tknOwn 70 be
Sueh) that, u accepted the bidder will accept the
contract In due form, and perform the work In &C .
oordAnoe herewith, the sude ency OF the ufity
TO be certified 70 By the Tax Clerk.
The guarantee must be in substance as follows!
copied BY the Mayor, that the bidder viii enter
into contract for the same, and perform the work
aee.ItlBg 70 the requirements thereof
All asssssnents for the above viii be made IN
accordance with tho laws
No bids will be considered unless they be 10
ttTist conformity with this advertisement, Rud
bids, II deemed by him neeeasarY TO protect the
CHAs. II. BLISS,
jRl5 lot Superintendent OF sewsrs, sc.
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Wines and Liquors.

wines ana Liquors.
JA"Es NOLAN.
3T2Rs
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel
DealoFin
WINES, Liquors AND CIGARS,
Just received due assortment OF
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND SILLERY CHAMPAGNES,
SHERRY, PORT, CLARET,
$780,, AND CArAwBA WINES.
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Also fresh stock Of
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
fbbiEiN0H MUSTARD, SUPERIOR SWEET
Cilh aIOhLES, UHOW-OHOW, ONIONS,
"a hDlN ES, WORCESTERSHIRE
,,,,,r,,,.,,, SAUCE, 6e.
ABSlENTu, AN9OSTURA AND UAITFon
MA WINE BlrTERS,
iVatrI g a me ssaortmont Of IMPORTED AND
., s3tg I Ard u sampls-rOOm superlRlsndsd By wM.
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VIA UCf e:

Daily reports are made Of relief Afforded By thlA
fOmArkAbt0 remedy. -, -, 49,,
Persons In Baltimore curious 70 lesEn ~ neuS e
dis froT IT, u6e, msy inqu' ~ Al ~ hunth hntAN, o.
Ruuth Charles, N Hanover, 81 - Ianl, lss5 LUZ
10 no BhtatoE,,A sod 81 NORTH Gumprn'ih hof'A
lsy strHatH, also NJ druEslEb gAueral,'. a.,
ri tbs dtarr.s la, Rba buadTcls ot rgrs1us IN
WasbfBrt1u, b, C.. Alexandria va QUO the sur
touudiur country, know Of cures ~ THIS Hondtr-
(lit Remedy.
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LIoN-RUTHERPoRD.- On the l9lh Instant
~ the Church Of the Incarnation, by the Rev. X.
", LoWrie, CHA1. d. LIoE, Of Ohio, to MART A ,
eldest lighter Of Alex. Rutherford.
MYERs-o'BRIBN.-Out the I7ih inst, at St.
Aloysins church, by the Rev, Father RodhefoTt,
.. J., JONI MTHRs 10 Miss ANNiE O'BRiRS, both
Of this city.
wACHTBR-ROGBRs On the 18th instant. by
the Rsy. Mr. Nelson, JoHN W. WAcHrRE 70 Nlsl
ASSh EoGRHs, both ofthis city.
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WLsHiNdToN, q. O >, Aug %, lStl.
For several years had been subject 70 o1uEA
and splitting blood. Ono year ago last winter !
took a heavy cold, which settled on my luqga.
had bad hem0TThAEs / used many cough mix !.
lures, bot found no relief ! was very sief A.!
sumner. | went into the country hoping u would
bsnedt mas but when | returned ny eouEh wna
more violent than ever. had f1Ehtful hemor I,
rhAEe, which lasted Eve dayeg ! was very low aai
narVoua, and suffered from shOTtnotH OF brFhihi
eouEhsd lnesssantlyt could not sleepI had 40 hps
petite tried eveIJthing ny tiS1ds 5eeomySaeni .
dsfful Remedy. TOOK this remedy, NlafuEn, abou
sight months and my fTieuds and huhdteds Of he'
qusintAncea IN washinrton, who knew ny sun
posed hopeless and bed-ridden condition, are sur.
prEsd 70 see me attending to ny housshold ahtifs
and about the city, apparently Hs well a. other
peopie FsnsTally have recommended it to sew
sraf afflicted Persons during the yoarWho haNo
'''H Ma LoUfSA HuRDLE. 6z5 O street
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES
UsdnsSidy, January 10, 1S70.-On motion
Of Mr., John OrdronauT, q. NJ. Speir, esq,
Of New York, was admitted to practice as
an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No. 337. jacob ID. Cox, Secretary Of tho
Interior, plaintiff In error, vs.. The United
States, OK rel, william McCarrahau. The
Chief Justice announced the decision Of the
court, ovcrrulllng the motion OF Mr.. 7.
Phillips made In this cause.
The cause was then argued by Mr.. Auor-
ney General Hoar and Mr.. Ashton, of coun-
sci for plaintiff In error, and leave granted
Mr.. Norman 10 submit printed argu-
ment in behalf OF defendant In error, to be
dled on or before the goth inst.
No. oS. Board Of President and Directors
Of the 81. Lous Public Schools, plaintiff In
error, VS.. Mary Frlz OF al. This cause was
argued by Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Dick, Of coun-
sci for the plaintiff In error, and submitted
on printed argument by Mr.. CAN'T, for the
defendants In error.
No. 90. The Board of President and Dlrec-
tors Of the 81. Louis Public Schools, plaintiff
In error, Va. Isaac Walker ct al. The argu-
ment Of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Blair, Of counsel for tho plaintiff In
error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
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DIED.

SPENCE. of consumption, on the 18Th instant,
vATHARIHH SPENOH, beloved wife Of ChflstOph N
bpenee, aged IS years.
Her funeral will take place from the residences
Of her brother, william Brown, Third street,
hstgeen MAryltnd Aysnuq aud q street, Capitol
HUI, on Thursday evening at o'clock. The
to attend.
"dono but not forgotten. "
HITZ.-DR. RuDoLPH D. HITE. late SURGEON
Fort shaw, Montana
RunSTal service 70 be conducted BY Rev. DR..
Fhekel, pastor Of the deceased, on next Sunday
mOTninG, sd Instant, at II o'clock, In Memorial
HAL, corner Of fOuItesnth And atrests. Cen
erAl Invitation given b. the family. Seats free.
uREBN, On the 18th Instant, at go a m. ,
jays LtEToH 0RBBN, In the eJth year Of hnr &c.
Her remains Will be taken to virginia for Inter.
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Medical,

Medical,
nm. FANYOU,
DYNAMIC PHYsIoIH
Cures RHEUMATISM WITHOUT Md. ICIEE.
DIR. FANYoU, DYNAMIC PHYsTuE AN,
Cures Ineipient Consumption.
WITHOUT MBBkCINE.
DIR. PANYoU, DYNAMIC PHYSICIAN,
Cures Nervous Prostration aud loss Of VITALITY or
Power, WITHOUT MEDICINE.
DIR. FANYOU, DYNAMIC PHYSICIAN,
Cares Female Weakness sud all RNryous Com.
plants, WITHOUT MRDtCISR
DR.. FAHYoU cures Summarizing.
Dr. fAhfOU cures Deafness, Blindness, etc
ORRIoH AID RHsIDEEcR: 1890 O street
jAlb.lms ''''''
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OSU0hkIN,s gRUd STORE. OPPOSITE
week 4ho stale Roods kept,
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IQu 0hLIH DEUe sToRH DEPOSITS
y me- Gals Nsmnls PRESCRIPTIONS aeeuFstslv "a
WRhpPIR0 PAPER on sLLBEr Tals
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EQUtTT CoURT-Judgs 0lin.-Tho follow
Ing orders were made yesterdays
Evans We. Davis. Decree confirming dc.
cree taking bill for confessed.
Lindsey ys. De Kraft ct al. Decree for
sale Of real estate, appointing r. D. Musscy
trustee.
Adjourned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHnaToE, Jan. 10, 1870. - Jay Cooke
a 90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent aeeuritleai
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BOOkbinders.

w LYOBTT,
w. BOOk-BiSbER AND PAPRR.RULER.
No. M Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets south side .
Bo0kS elegantly or plalnly bound. PeriodIsals
and naSspApar aarafaliy attended to.
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The May thousands cured At this iuStitution
within The last eighteen Toaru, and the num6fopS
Witnessed By TIE repoTteTu Of The 'sun, ~ Shd
Rany other papoth, notices Of which apnehrSd
aEaln aud 1Ealn before tho public. b0afies No
standing a. Eenllcman otehaTasteT and Feaponai.
SKIN BIBRGsks sPkKbiiY IotIRfbs
Fgts}hs Wnung hopld b pATusular A direct
uEauoIi Iona n JOHNSTON N b ''h'
800, hAuporp Lock Mospitil,
lss-N h.lumefs, haTElanA,