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GOOLD, Assistant Surveyor to [The other enclosures, with Mr. Adams’s No. 616, being correspondence respecting the Alabama and the iron-clad vessels at Birkenhead, the material portions thereof having been published in the United States diplomatic correspondence for 1863, are omitted.], February 26, 1864

From GOOLD, Assistant Surveyor
To [The other enclosures, with Mr. Adams’s No. 616, being correspondence respecting the Alabama and the iron-clad vessels at Birkenhead, the material portions thereof having been published in the United States diplomatic correspondence for 1863, are omitted.]
February 26, 1864

[Enclosure 3 in No. 2.] Mr. Goold to Mr. Edwards. Searcher’s Office, February 26, 1864. Sir: I beg to state that I remember being asked by you, in the presence…

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Edw’d Hamilton to [The other enclosures, with Mr. Adams’s No. 616, being correspondence respecting the Alabama and the iron-clad vessels at Birkenhead, the material portions thereof having been published in the United States diplomatic correspondence for 1863, are omitted.], February 29, 1864

From Edw’d Hamilton
To [The other enclosures, with Mr. Adams’s No. 616, being correspondence respecting the Alabama and the iron-clad vessels at Birkenhead, the material portions thereof having been published in the United States diplomatic correspondence for 1863, are omitted.]
February 29, 1864

No. 2. Mr. Hamilton to Mr. Hammond.—(Received February 29.) Treasury Chambers, February 29; 1864. Sir: With reference to your letter of the 24th ultimo, I am commanded by the lords…

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