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first approach Of the General towards them }
every cheek was moisten.d with tear, and at |
the third cheer Of graduation, we rernarked |
mat several &c their hats had fallen from ths |
epieebied grasp. The surrounding citizens,
uniting IN the loud chorus of this sacred band,
gave II all the effect II could receive from loud
vociferatiOn. IL the sentiments inspired, by
such AN occasion in the hearts Of the youth of
a country are but cherished, tyrants must sit
uneasy upon their thrones -. -.I.4urora.
September Son Saturday morning the
General will visit the Navy Yard. A civic
procession ~ TO be Termed on the occasion,
wh'cn WIN take up'th line ofmsrch precisely
| at nine O'clock. sk
On Tuesday. evening next, General La Fa-
ystie will leave the city, and that night will
lodge at Chester. Fiankiin Gaz.
LA FAYErTE.
The deputations from the counties of Ches-
ter, Delaware ond Montgomery, together with
committee from the Immediate vicinity Of
Valley Forge, assembled in the city Of Phla-
delpha, agrerably to appointment, ON Wed
oesday the twenty ninth VI September, when
they waited upon General La Eayette, at the
State House. The following address was
presented to him on behalf Of tn. committee,
by captain William Anderson, uf Delaware
. GENERAL: We have the honor and tn.
happiness 10 be drputed by the citizens oil
. Chester, Delaware aod Montgomery coun.
ties IN this state, aud slsp by.a public meeting
; OF citizens resident in the immediate vicinity
OF the old encampment at Valley Forge, to
, bid you sincere and affectiOnate welcome tu
: the bosom of our country, and to express the
: deep sense which they entertain Of your early
(, steadfast and magnaninlous devotion to the
, cause of American liberty and independence
We have been furthur directed most res.
pecitully to invite you, in the name Of the citi
zens of those counties, to revisit the scene.
, Of revolutionary suffering and furtitude Al
l Valley Forge aud Barren Hill, place sigma
; l'zed by the display of your military skill i,
! eftectins retreat from superior forcr .
J the enemy; also the ground on which the bat
; lie oil Brandywine was fought, ground con
l secrated by the blood of freemen cuntendin;
} Tor their rights, and which at this moment "A
wakens associations Of inexpressible interes
ny the recollection OF the incidents persona
10 yourself on that memnrable occasion.
n TO thus The General made the jolio,ping Ter
bal repty
: GENTLEMEN: receive your address witt
, great affection. II is not in my power at pre-
+ sent to revisit the battle grounds, but il is IN,
. intention on my return To visit those places
Ii VIII give me great pleasure 10 review thos,
. grounds, but mure I'D see my old friends a
: their homes. | must be at Yorktown on TIL
! nineteenth OF October, as the auniv ersary can
, not be altered snail lodge at Chester ol
{ Tuesday evening, and shall pass through
Wilmington, Baltimore, w ashingion City, an,
need not inform you that cannot pas
n Mount vernon without stopping, and frou
I thence by Richmond To Yorktown.
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where he was Conducted hy the committee OF
the place, aud received inio the Campus Or
green in font of the Cullege, in the centre oil
which was erected beautiful temple, tasteful I
~ decorated with evrrgrrens &c. After en-
terIng ths temple he was addressed by Rich
ard Stockton, Esq. ChairYiao uf the Com'n't-
tee, I" which b. replied in short but appr"
pirate manner. He WAS then presented ~
DR.. Carnahsn, President of the Institution,
with diploma, sign-d BY Dr. W"therspuon,
for,ner President Ut the College. The party
then proceeded to the College Refractory
where collation. was prepared for the occa-
sion. The hall was most iastefully decorated
with evergreen, flowers, &c. and the por-
traits Of Gen. Washing ton, aud several of the
former Presidents OF the Cvlledge, were sus-
pended in the room.
The General lett Princeton about IL, o.
clock, and met the truops who had assembled
on tile occasion about one mile from, Trenton,
He halted and reviewed about 5000 troops;
after which he was escorted into the town, the
streets Of which were crow drd with thousands
oil spectators the windows Of the houses
presenting a brilliant display Of beauty.
The cavalcade passed through the main
street, over which were erected several trtuhi-
phal arches appropriately decorated. One 81
the arches was particularly attractive, being
sur,nounted 10y u scroll, on which was painted
" Washington, Trenton, Monmouth Laiay
ette." Tie base of the arch WAS supported or
either side by small arches, over one OF which
MAS a snip representing the Cadmus, and over
the other big representing the Bonnie Mere.
Alter ha, ing passed through several Ut the
principal streets, the Geuerai alghttd at the
State House, where an address Was Delivered
by the Mayor to which the General replied
The General received the salutatons OF a
aun,ber vi persons present, after Which ne
was escorted to Mr. Bisphams Hotel, and
there partook Of sumptious repast prepared
for the occasioD by the authorities.
He is to attend divine service Tomorrow
morning, after which he will proceed TO thu
residences of useph Bonaparte, at Bordeniown
aud return again in the evening in order Il
meet the committee from Philadelphia Or
Monday morning at Morrisville."
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MEDICAL SCHOOL


THE MEDICAL LECTURES in Bus-
1 Ton. viii commence on the Third Htds
htSdaq ~ .Norembtf.
Andomy and surgery, by DIR NArREs.
Chemistry 10y III. GoRuAs.
Midu,lrfy aud Medical Jurisprudence, by
d.. AuAssiHs.
AiaIeriH Mediuh, by DIR. BiGEIow.
Theory and Practice OF Physic, by Dr.
JACKSON
The Massachusetts General Hospital, or6
OF the most active aud mosl nourishing instis
tniians in ihr y states, has received, withinh
few years, mere ihnn three hpBdred HoHsond
dollars in private donations, IN addition TO ~
previous yery liberal endow ment by the
State Legislature. Tho number OF Surgical
operations Of magnitude, performed IN The lios-
piiai within the last two yenrs and nina
months, amounting 10 one hundred and tieeufg.
Genllemen attending the Medical Lecturess
nfe admitted grdi1iiolntB 10 the surgical opes
rations md cliucinl practice Of this insiitn-
tom A elass Of simde nts ,sfeedine One hun.
dfe,i, iron ditfa rent parts OF the Uniled StatesA
attended tue iast course.
a pamphlet containing = particular account
of the Roslans Medical s.hoal, aud huspitai1
is published Tor prainiionB dislrilution, Hua
VIII bo ihrw aided 10 my person. on his ada
dressing n letter postpaid, 10 Mr.. Leonard.
Holmes, OF the Post office Boston.
Boston, Aug q. aw 61s
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[BY AUTHORTTY.l
tPUBLIC ACTS.

AN ACT to an,horise the surveying and ma
king Of a roaI nom a point in the norflwcs.
tern boundary OF the state of Ohio, pear
the foot Of tie Rapids OF the Miami of Lake
Erie; 70 Detroit, III the Territory OF Mich
gan
lie II enacted by NE Senate ana ho"ss q
ReP~tesent"t.rcS q The Catttd STATES 9.f
mefica IN Congress assembled, hat tl'
President OF the United states be- ana NJ
- hereby, al'horiaed to appoint mr.
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From NE Georgetopn .iichoponaaa.

-
From he GedrgeioUa .Hciropoiitaa.
On nne ~es,s~ az a,r beautiful TiheA the
river vnigaft called by sotne uoose 4, :. ",
there is n large and monstfons matnmoiL
Bull For, WHO'S shch n watm Cathaunitr,
thai he cries necessarily "ttdhoaa (ni
hum % and with sael loud aud stcntorian
notes that he browns tho Voices OF MI The
lesser RANG who nigh, be disposed 70 "a
yer the other candidates. This has given
nlnbrage, aud Justly fno, 10 thu friends. vi
Messrs. Adams, Crawford and Clay. Our
friend Pampkfn Zine, who wander, occa
s%ionalIy by hill and dale, by river and ri,u
let, thus addresses his msolent cfoaker,
aud teg- the frogs, If tlnry must cronk, 10
croak ADAMS His ,erse Is not prunrd
To great precision of measure, hDt w for
civ. All his faulls for the sake Of his genius
ans his wit, bui above all for the sake OF
him whose cause he e5poasco.
TO he 1kammoM BnH Frog in 7fb,r.
shut shut yonr trnp, ye midnight black cur.
madgeon;
Who eanlsto hear our grnm sernIchrel note
/ lcrc's been no drought that GU could take
In dndRrou
| wish ! hid ion foo hick'ry hludgcon,
I 4 ernm II down your nutmeg gratee %tlront,
~ ffN e.
Why, what dye mean by thai, sc brainlcss
hluhi,fr. chops,
III blow yc, heg aud baggage, 10 the moon,
bye dunk thai You've "a vote for President ?
Zonnds, sir, II you'd heen forty yenis a resi-,
dent
In this Metropolis, where ev'ry lnbhcr stops,
Hc dare not dream ol such n glorious boon.
e" Caihopp' again, yc bIathoring scrub-well,
well,
Preach 10 u bull.lrog, he's II bull frhg sill
-Four Legged ar two Iesg'd, faith II does not
matter,
\ iare will have her freak nol rrei who will,
Young pig, will sqncai aud pocis keep their
Muskfots nnd 5Lnnks and dram drinkers viii
smell
Pcdlars viii lie and frogs will rrook in winter,
Players Ill blrul I'll " lde's pvur play is end
And dandie will lack pretty Till dry re all
SasPg fcd.
I .cnr the ladies will nol Ike my strain,
Because 'iisnll nboul u uoigg bu1. Irog.
some tvn weeks hence lmeanto write ngaiu,
Unless my BRAN should catch a blastns Jooi.
Eg,
Aud iion III write as prelty MS l can,
/ he which according Ia The rules
Ind dawn ~ t'lif hopks Tor SCHOOLS
l. all hat IS expected oil u man.
Croakrrs aud sqneoLer,, ba,ds md hnll frogs
all,
Al - nbo "afk mp straight, and those who
crawl
All ~ wl > toar 10 |rcgiops 81 immenHty,
Or ~cohwftb'd th,tk ~ intellectual density
sill clravc to ths 1atb t'mltife dirty ball,
all " ,iHpe,ing ao~ reg, . maids aud
mdidcfa,
# ~ will cioal,
Cradh Iiums . .Ijarl8 ? 1iqmg ,
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Nh. John $. .Hoortand.

CIR-Plense 10 take notice that | ahniF
~ on Monday The Mh day of Septembef
next, NJ the hou.e Of William MeDermot IN
tho county of Bd,etonri mud from dry 10 day
nntil tie lnsiness IL completed, proceed To-
tnkc the Mid wits of William alei)ermot, and
Aunilih Combs aud others, aud on tllnrsday
The oh day of the same month, at The h0nsss
tf Gordon Cloyd, proeerd 10 ttke the athda-
\ iis of George tloyd and olhrrs, wbifh all
Assils are Ia lac read NJ evidence on the trinl
OIL Injunction, nov drrena,nE ,e WV suN
I%I"rior court Of Chapeery for The Lynebbnfg
District wherein I nm plaintiff and yo1 aud.
John Moore IRE drfeulhul., when and v hetev
yon mny attend II you think proper.
ANDREW kuDDELL
August g. wim" Of
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AnIov,nat ion Wanted.

SoNETiME last fll a large pnckage OF
y goods, containing epndty articles Wa
Sent by n gentleman of Monroe county, 10
thls place.. The wbRgoher wac directed -
l"nye The same With Mr.. John ODonald hut
II now seems this package was le0 With
some other persnn on The street, who will be
so good rs Ia give information to Is, s. Nil.
.ier. Who wili pay any expense. This bgx Z,
not known 10 have amy marks, bot eau be
known from IL contents,
GEORGE GREEN.
August u, li6i
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ANSH. E.

RETWEEN Lyhchburg and Liberty, a
ID black Morocco" pocket book, continuing
several bonds, u schedule Of Kentucky hand
warrants, mud snndry other pnpfrg. which
can he OF no use 10 tie finder VI len early
win Walter II Middleton AT %LynDbburg, u
iiberd rc"nrJ viii be gisoa.
II. q, MIDDLETON.
August r.. itbI
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Little Otter Tobacco Land

TDT 0NTE-
HAVE fot snle, about $50 acres Of most
u valuable LAND, y Wing on Little Otter ris
vrr ~ The county Of Bedford, about 90 miles
irom ~ neitbnrR, D miles from the courthouse,
mud within ! a mile Of the settle al The 1'ura.
pike road. Il,is aud lies remarkably well,
aud IS supposed 10 he rs well adapted TO tho
cultivation OF fne tobacco, WHEAT and corr,
rs my ~ the county. About one third III
the ,raoi is IN woods--hy lar the greater part
al which IS trf fate tpbaeco land. Tie clrnr-
cd baud 10 IN most excellent heart for crop.
ping. There j. u tulrrahle good DIV cling
bDn,e, mud thr necessary out houses for tho
accommodation Of II family aud ,be hands 10
work IL II viii be sboWn, and the terms
Of 9nie made known by application in The SUI
srriher, ~ '" Nir. George slrptor, who iisea
near Tue premises.
WILLIAM S1EPI0E.
August Il. VII 81
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pNS'ESCNAp
JACKSON

Int Nights Mail furnishes us with The re-
suit Of this Convention, Tltey have lormed
an Electoral Ticket In this District, Mnior
Nathan Red OF Bedford Is the Eleelor, and
in The neighborlng dislr,c, oi Amherst, Chs
well Datnsey, esq.
We have groundsfo for stating That The Adams
Electoral Ticket Is also completed, aud vii
BIC shortly laid before the Isiblic
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~f N'fHh - y y ~ NV y III
Wells Harbour, in the stale of Mai n.
See. .. Ind Be Il flrih.f enosie.L. That
there be appropriated, ct of aus money
IA the Treasury, not otherwise %appropri-
aied, The following sums of money, To
wi
For building a Light House in She state
of Maine, on Owls Head, foar Thousand
dollars +;
Light House on Great Sodus, ON Lake
Ontario, in the state uf New York, four
thousand Eve hundred dollars and for
one nn Verpinnk's Point, IN the Iiusun
hudson river, ~ the same state, four
thousand lia hundred dollars,
y Light House at the mouth OF Grand
river, IN The state of OHIO, eight thousand
dollars +;
For erecting a Beacon Light on Cape
lenlopen, in the state of Delaware, three
Thousand dollars
For a Light Hnuse on Pools Island. in
the Chesapeake, IN the state OF May land,
five Thousand dollars and for one on
Thomas's Point, IN the same hay, aud
same state, six thousand five hundred dol
lars j;
For a Light Vessel to be placed Mt W.
near the Long Shoals on Pamptieo Sound,
IN the Slate OF North Carolina, ten thou
sand dollars ;
For a Light House on the Sanho Keys,
IN the Territory of Florida, sixteen thoa-
sand dollars /; Fora Light Vessel for Ca
reysfort reef, twenty thousand dollars for
the Light Houses directed to I've hmlt-enc
on the Dry T%ortugas, and one on Ctpr
Florida, IN lhr salne Territory, inclndlug
the appropriations made by Law, a sum, for
each, not Exceeding sixteen thousand dol.
lars
For Il Beacon and Buoys between the
Dry ToItnsas and the Coast OF Florida,
four thousand dollars;
For placing Bueas On certain shoals
~ the mouth of kennehtck Hiver, in III.
State ofMaine, one hundred aud sixty dol
lars E;
For placing Booys on shoalsio Buzzard's
Bay, and AT or near the monlh III Apone
gaIIset River, in the state Of Massachusetts It's,
one hundred and sixty dollars
For placing Buoys on Long Island
Sound, near to Cornfeld Point, aud IN
G"llford Bay, one hundred and SIXTY dol.
Lars
For placing a Buoy at the mouth Of
~Scnpperuong ri, 81, in Albcmar!e Sound,
in tie State of North Carolina, fnlty dol
aus .-,,,
rp' P'n,'"s d o''''u "a I1s''' i''a,o'
nnd Nv I",'s9 "'"' "''''oi 'e'9' me
''',iuI'o o'''''s
'o' ~ anu 'n''t n"o9s ~ Tue ',pu',
-, '1ne" i'''''' anu " l l'r a' ''i' ','na'h u
- Gus ii'rpoa'' It" '''us''a ''''"'sl
m.e 'lo's'''o ao""'s 10 e"t" = - ="
s., O al M,
10 c,1.''aa 1870 -
G,yad a,d ,ai73 >, ,h.' % :"
v..sso ~ i''' "''i''' "e"
~ IA. Kooo.r ar ,L,. Cd. Hat
Ion, vi IL w. 7 % wv ',S
L'5'' ' '9s'Ib stNc' '''lut'l dul'dl9 anu
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Eor Rent.

THE plantation Infringing to The Pregi-
dcnt, Director q co al Tic Bhuk of Nir-
sinia, Mt present Ia the orenpnny Of Mr. Jamet
stew AR, VIII he rented tor the ensuing year.
or for a term Of Years.
FOR1uNAIU3 siDNOR Cashr.
AngmAi q why 81
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Council may from time n time, direct
See. &. Md Be II farfher enacted, That
81 much of the act, of which this i an "a
mundioeat, rs requires thut the GoVern-
nr of l%iarfl, shall mol leave tie territory
"uhout the perinlssion ofihc President ef
the I states, b., aud the same is hereby,
repralrd.
Washington Approved May g6th, taal.
Domestic ctiieors.=Fhe baltimore pa
rets speak inshly al some domestic Gala
tors mlmlfGrtrh nj Warren factory,
( Aarl lmd, which had lately been intro
iuced into the market. They are Of The
description generally known az indigo
blues, are OF various patterns, and the
specimens eNhihitrd, although the cluth
IS ot en,Isrr texture than thu in g,nfrAl
uss, are stated Ia have met the decided ap
prohaltnn of dealers and Judges. From
the progress of the raw material, though
the various and distinct op.laiions ol
aptnuing, weaving, bleaching, dying and
printing, This calico has been completed al
the Warren factory, and Is beli.,e Il To he
the first American %calicoe- winch have
been flushed, from first In last, NJ onr ~
tublishmenl. Ere. Post.
In the New York Circus, tlny. are &c,
ting up Fox chasrs, with ripl holhls, &c,
Live FOXES, for the %clrttes, de brought IN
10 the city by caauirytncn.
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Howell. DAVIES
has Just received, nj his old stand, u FIRE
supply of
Genuine NJ Medicines.

Amongst which are the following atticlos-
some Of which have never been offered Ia tics
market before, >
Best Epson Salts, Pearl Ashes,
Elntefinm, Estraci Drth1onn,
Fulv Jnrobces, DO. Hyoscranns,
s%nltiale Quinine, james Powders, )
IODINE, saudf1rl's Bark,
Emriiue, Mead's Pills,
Pyolighcons Acid, Gsnuine tujeiihle lux,
Crolon Oh, Balm OF Golpnbis,
saprr Carbon Soda, Quirl S l.ss. Is ~, and
fartariC Acid, Macnssar Oil.
With every other article IN siares coYmfnon.
ly kept in his line of businnss-~Af Of u bieh
he will dispose OF on the most moderate terms
Tor Gnsh Aug q. 4f62
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NaA.NaHi4E AANN

FOR SALE.
~ HE Subscriber offers for sale that Va
! lHnbie tract Of LAND, whrrcon he Re
sides, continuing by a late survey BOB acres,
about $50 OF which are cleared and in u hilh
state OF cultivation, he balance good tohao-
60 land-a Convenient de cling house, aud
every other necessary out house, also u
Grist Mi \,
which gets about leo barrels ri toll Grain a
year, md good fruit of almost every descrip,
ton. The purchaser ~ Fttrhasrts lay pay,
ing one tnu,th Of the purchase monry 4aa
have Gf rcHuired) one, Two and llret yesra
for tho l%ainncc, giving bis bonds 10 Gerry az
forest from Tie dnle II not punctunlly paid.
ard n lien on the land 10 secure tle whole
pa, ment. One hundred aud fdy bushels If
wheat mny he seeded this fail 10 advantage.
This land is two miles south OF Mr.. II. Iinr-
len and sixteen from Lynolhurg.
AitCiI'D. BOILING, Jr.
August NSw Of
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CoTIILIoN PARTY.

~ VAUGHN, respectfully iuiprns
Il . lie ladies and Genilemen of Iyneh-
burg, flsi bis lnsl purity will iake place At the
franhlln Hotel, on Monday the 9TH inst. Au-
gust. Aug. a. II
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Az ACT 10 amend am acl, entitled " An act
To amend an act for the establishment Of a
Territorial Government in Florida, aud for
other purposes
Be IL cnaeted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives cfhe Uaited States Gf.i;
mrrico, in Congress assembled, That, me
judicial power of the territory Of Florida
shall be vested in three su,eripr courts,
aud such iufirior courts and ,lstircs OF the
peace ao the Legislative Council of tllr
Territory may, from time to tlnir. rstah.
lish. There snail he a superior court fr
that part of Inc territory situated 10 the
west al me river Apalaehir"ll. to consist
ii one iadsr; he shall hold his court oo
the first Mondays in May aud November,
III each and every year. At Pensacola, and
at such other times aud places as the Ee.
s~',laiise C"uncl may direct. Tiirrt
shall be a superior court for that par, u
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Z. S. Schoone,., Renglc.

Quarantine Ground, ". +. lug. 4, 1894.
SIR: have the honor to acGuant Won Of the
arrival of the Beagle this place, in DAYS from
Tho'npsou's Island, & have also the painful duty
OF announcing to you the death of the late com
tnsnder ofths vessel, Ut. N. l.. Montgomery
who died on the Both uiti,no, i'm LAT. 81 l3 NJ.
long. 40 so W., in consequence of which /
consider it my duty to acqnant you witt, the
events Of our cruise, in continuation of a report
commenced by Lieut.. Montgomery, found a
,nong is papers, and hereto attached.
The convoy from st. Jago de Cuba consisted
ofthe briggs Susan of Philadelphia, Jane and Bos-
ton p9-;ket OF KennebunS. We also fell in
with, off Cape Donna Maria, and took under
convoy, the English ships Glasgow and CaIetlo-
MIA, from Jamaica. Having accompanied tie
convoy through the Crooked Island Passage, as
far as Matlaud's Island, we returned to St. ia
go, having touched at Crooked Island to ill UP
our water ON the 2lst June. We sailed from
thence on the 22d, and arrived at Trinidad on
the 27tIi, sailed from thence on the 4tli of July
having under convoy the briggs Florida of Bos-
ton, Mary and Eliza of Sandwich, Schooner
hannah, of Boston, and the French brig Due
de Angouleme parted company with the con-
voy on the 9th, of Cape Antonio, in order To
make the best of our way TO Havana i'm conse-
queDce of the sIckly state of the officers and
crew, the yellow foyer having made its appear
auce on board ON the 9th, of which disease six
persons, including Lieut.. Com. Montgomery,
have died. More than half the crew were at
tackled, but most of them have recovered. On
the 20h, we arrived ut Havana, filled mp our
water, and sailed the same day. On the 22d,
| arrived at Thompsou's Island, and having re-
teived the necessary supplies Of provisions, sail
/ ed from thence on the cath.
You may rest assured, sir, that the disease
did not originate from any local cause. The
| general regard to cleanliness observed on board
the vessel, and Lieut.. Com'dt. Montgomery
attention to the comforts Of the crew, would i'm
! press a belief that it originated from the un-
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TREASURE DErARrmrNr,
.oTIoE-is hereby given: to the proprietors OF

NOTICES hereby given to the proprietors OF
4 the exchanged per cent. Stock of l012 is
sued in pursuance of AN act of Congress, entitled
"An act authorizing subscription to the old six
per cent and deferred Stocks, and providing for an
1912, that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may be due thereon at the time, will
be paid to the said peopretors, their at torueys
duly authorised, OF, the first day of January, 1895
Mt the Treasury ia Washington, OF at such Loan
oihce, on the books whereof any portion of said
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that a surrender OF
the Certificates of said Exchanged 6per cent. Stock
will be required at the time of reemp,ion and than
the interest thereon, will cease and determine to
the 3ist day of December, 1924
WM. III. CRAWFORD,
Sec,y ofMe Treasurv
July 0. t3ID48
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July 0.

ri Office is hereby given to the propretors of
i the Six per cent. Stock of 1913, Loan of
Sl6,OO0OoO, aud Loan of $7,50000O, that Books
will be opened at the Treasury OF the United States
and at the several Loan Offices the first day of
July next, to continue open until tic first day of
October thereafter for receiving subscriptions for
such parts Of said Stock SHALL OH the ay of sub
scripton, stand on the Books of the Treasury and
on those of the Loan Offices respectively pursuant
To the provisions of the Act of Congress- passed the
Goth of May, 1924, entitled, :. An Act to authorize
=" the Secretary OF the Treasury to exchange Stock
" bearing interest four and a half per cent.
"for certain Stocks bearing interest ar six per
"cent.n
The subscriptions maybe made by the proprie-
tors of the Stock either in person by their altor-
MES duly authorized to subscribe and transfer il To
the United States. The Certificates are to be sur
rendered at the time of making the subscriptions.
WM. fl. CRAWFORD.
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