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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-29
SPLENDID ENGRAvINos

b-TT{ On % TUFrIFI WIN NJ q Q
REDttrioN
I'HE LARGE AND vALUABLt 'o,s o. ..ln .ni eol.,
past season and comprising tho sies publications u tss
hrst housss OF LONDON snd Paris will b- f.siy for
the public and snsr Monday Dec ~ us discount " 81
10 y per cent from ths publicsfion price
50 favorable opportunity Tor gratifying fehued ssts
can rarely occur The sale Il sccount ~ he '0rss
axn.,, 10 close The sgsncy y ANTHONY
dfs ~ go Broadway
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Oa. MAssoN'. rREMiUn VANILLA

A NEW EDITION or ARAGOs LECTURES 90 A.
n uOnomy 10 now published Pres zSc-nis . copy q
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o,ooNNyr.IJs IRELAND.

A MEMOIR on IRELAND, nsuys and ssIon BY Dan
Aiol OConneh
"Ona1r ID sNrl- sni Ern.
On = uls ssroa nd 0altf-M
Pdcs reduced 10 u. cents per copI FOR ga. II
mA GREELEY McELAA7H
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EW8AnK,s HYDRAULICS.

DOUND COPIES Of his ~ofs are now ready eoniaiaios
ID ssysral hundred Engrsunzs Let every mechanic NJ
y.r,or every svysr, pssntre farmer, exsmins uss
vorx and they may ,uIndfsds u dollars hereby
Pnes e. 60 For sale ~ a. booksellers. sDlT DWksN
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PoIlcE CoURr-The complaint s-Aihsi ssi l. "
,i.,,r..r NrCari1 a-F-d colsq rs rri-'-n'
=. .f1re o-ea ls-1s-c. ait-r nrtfas ar- -'
-. y-.,r--h tnd gsr-s t1u-rst.s a ii-i r.
- - .,--., sn.-re1 t- store Of boz fa,n-f - -
.5.s RI arr, ~ 81 slelf - - ta.k as 90 -'-f--
- - Id az soIsr. saver co1---- Or - b-l- -
sr--.tes " Frauft1a 49, Neil e- -,---.- % ''
-, IA A., Haechkss 90 No. ltl Cans,'In -
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aooDRIoHs PICTORIAL

SCHOOL HlsTORlgs-Piotons History n ne upllsi
,>stsf-s DO DO. Of England d 10 N Ffsnrei 40 %
Of Greece DO do. % Rome, ust ready.
The above .ef-. u School Histories Nrmefy published
BY MesHs sorn Bal - Phsdelphis, and extensively
ntroducod are now owned by the undef.sned. Ori-fs
from schools sni me usi- respectfully solicited
Also n.t published ns~ editions n -crbners Ensnssfs
and Mechanics Companion DO DO TsDls BOos finnsJ .
Praetiea French Grammar te
dl3H HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2ls Pssh-s
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R.scryp PROM DRowSINe.--A young man
800 Fswsrd Moore vas taken out Of the dock Il
tSe FOOT Of Warren 81 in very exhausted state y
,,H, er Horublowcr
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DEsrirurioN.-Ofticer Parrish, while on duty
stncht found at The Of broone snd Coumois
s,s bov OF 10 wears old in state Of nseusioiiy ans
in ,,n exposure o. taking him 10 the station House
no recovered and gave his name a. James Pursiay.
He VS.. removed to the residence Of his parents 10
Fifth. 81 near Avenue ID.
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Acc,prxrs.-Mr Isaac b. Ensishiell last even
ing At the corner Of southsi and slip and cut his
head very severely lie was taken 10 the ststion
House and Dr. Murphy called to dress his wounds.
DR.. John Clark Of 40 . North Moorest fell upon the
ice at the corner OF Broadway and Deyst last evening
and broke one Of his thighs He was conveyed to bis
residence BY officer Huise Of the Third Ward
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SPLENDID HOLIDAY BOOKS.

SPLENDID HOLIDAY BOOKS.
lc1 BROADWAY, and 10 Pstemostrr-fo~, London -
IOl JOHN WILEY Importer and Publisher, hes gss.
we'd from London choice and ysnabe collection OF
stand ard lususf-d and rnsed in neh bindings
suitable Tor Christmas and New. Year pres~uis
d2 ~ JOHN WILEY Ns~.fofs ana LONDON
ANGLERS ALMANAC FOR f8%9.
lust PUBLIsHED-Ths Anglers Almaosc Nof lsss,
j eoul,ning beside tho usual Information Statistical sc
eo1nts on f.hnz snscfoss Of snghng Ne. Price u per
Dozen IA cent? each FOR ssls ~
JOHN BROWN b co ~ Yaitonsl
Also BY stnngsr Townsend, Long Brothers, bsrfofi
4 Co and Ds~lu a Davenport a. n
DIARIES FOR l8A9
=, EyERAL KINDS or DIARIES now 90 hand, and sss
Ssrs othsf snds now publishing BY The Subscribers, sDa
sod al Tho lowest prices wholesale sod retail At The boos
and stationery store u BELL GOULD,
90 n IH Nssssn ., Trbnu> BudfnSs
EWBAnKs HYDRAULICS.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-24
+. Browns Worm Lozenges,

M ;.a,a,e for dsstroy n Q a nd xptn ga1i kintis
of Worms which so frequently trouble chtaGren.---
They sfe a most excellent remedy, and are aS%Rlea, Plea
siTT,nn all other Worm Lozenges, as theyhdce no
usyesrS in thsih- eJ IsTs q s5fJI s.t5-s. =,
'Thonsands Of boxes have been soldwithln me ias'
rev months: ''' "A. .fAHE' ttee ntiol p"ti'
The northern tribune., 1848-04-24
Sea5Ottera0iiSE.E

& 1''' '''A''4'"' Bostsn, Dec 1888.
Dr.Frederck Brown; Icertify that have used the
Otter Oil whicis put up by YOU FoI a5yness 9l te
~ an other oil ever used, 1t makes theha,r sois
and gives it fine abH glossy apFearahfe ;al a nan
dos raat dry .Ahagain as does aiter using
kind ofyoa. beyeforsI sap most yrtgTiui'y recon-
mehd ii to all thai are afflicted with a dry anH nn
Vhsy head Of hair aj8s rss asN sn s,s using
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Graefcnberrg. Company's Office.

so OBrOadvny, New York, Sept. e Eth, Is47'
Ths yery.great increase cftle, GR.sEEsbEne-C CoM
r.Nrs business in New England, has rendered it nee
essaty 10 r. organize the Genera Agency there. This
is therefore 10 certify that the NEW ENGLA Ep BR .scH
OF IHE, GR,gFEssEne CoApAMH, is now established -
No Washington street, Boston, and that MI Eda2n
c. Barnes Is duly appointed Secretary said Branch
and thai he is anlhorizedto establish Local Depots,
and grant rights to yend the company Medicines,
Every gent must have a certificate with the seal OF
the Company thereinto, signed by its Secretary and
countersjgred by the aforesaid Branch Secretary No
one is allthorized 10 sell the Company's Medicines
without such certificate. I'll. -, .,, .c.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-24
S8 q week i'm. Sickness. u

TIME MAss..tIrAt tn INsuRA CoMrAnY. of BosToK
L will insure men against The expenses of all the
sickness they may have during the long of FIVH
YEARS Premium payable yearly This instituti9s
now numbefs TWO thousand members a large pottlpn
has pad over ST. 900 to members disabled by sores,
accidents, eyers etc. and has never eyaded or de-
ferred the payment of clan.s ga.
WASHINGTON GILBERT, Agent at Bath.
Rev. J. b. HESTED, Agent for Lincoln County. - ;. :
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Corn.
If171fF BUSH. yellow CUrn.

el717Nt Bush: yellow CUTn.
AVoV 200 white, DO: Cow landing from sen
Maine and for sale by " az -
.u,,ff;, v,ut & E7,=.'rr .itt. Ell ODGKlNS 81 co. :
Buh, Feb. 25, ,Is4Si .d96 Jha
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X. xrGWn,s Teethaehe Drops,

U,oR the cure ofthe snsistsTooaAsa ~ its applica,
1T ton few tYss This is Aae Us iG9y eGRpsnna l
which esctually Kills the nerve ofthe deectNe tooh
!, Asou tbe FEAST pain or injury 10 the others. Is
,~.ranted moi toseogtgi III lEaM afid m
which is so nufidis 90 ths sothef see hnd so roi
~ sjqE.TJ = : JAG. RAGE, ,Agentfor Bath.e'
The northern tribune., 1848-04-24
+. Browns

q ARsAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
y used and best kno,on Biters before the Public -
These Biters warranted te be a'lmreiy Vegeabie
compounl-and mark this, TF-they can neper DIP ny
least injury in aaycase hdtepcr IL has Been hfed IN
the private practice of themott successful
fer along time, with great success, In pnIifyng the
blood 81 re sthening and nvigorang the systrnr IL
/. lot TO be supposed that amy one medicine WITH cure
ali diseases I'd which the hifman frame Is sutject nor
is this article recommended as such Iike bost'oi fe
ouaok MEDICINE -but-ior efTecting the prpose for
which il is designed, there ia not hat has proved
Itself 30 worhyof the public sthis cele
The whole vegetable kingdom does Hpt Gurnish two
substances so admirably to p 0s, nsn'isFa
nuigOrate the human system. These Biiters have all
in sufIicent quantity mn yet ar ynildt IN their
Grafton that they MAY he given to etshis IN the most
delicate health with safety! slhey are also
very bIe to tt,etasteI i5SiHI All - H77" fi
rhere Kavgbee n1haay vemarkabie intai5tobn,
To whicbre ferenccs ill he given by
A. G.'P&fJSE, the pt,fe s4ssh N Bath.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-24
For cleaning Brass, &c.

N article superior I'd All ytlihg in usefoi clearing
a Gmss Brass, fnd urkhtds Of plated Ware.s = 2 =
For sale by etE35A. HfDE q Co'
NH %. ~ 'y,sL til ID gas4,.9. niEiGI bEN AiiI
The northern tribune., 1848-04-24
" '-V = EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
GRAEFENBEytG MEDICINES.

l -
The undersigned is fully prepared 10 establish a
GRAErENBERG DErpr in all places Of proper size IN.
New Eugland (excep the Stats Of Connecticui,s ana
that portion of Vermont wGstof the Green nouutalis)
aud also in the British Provinces of New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia Immediate application should be
made ethsi pessonay Or by le!tet. AZ sIa val h Or
Agency will be very valuable. u ~ -
The leading artitle TO winch public attention is in
vted istlle GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS, Pills,
The following gcompians Yield with ceftantyte fheir
power Rsthd, Biiions Complaints, Catrrh, Costioe;
ness Daspepsia, Eysipelas, Imperfect Digsstion Fnor
4lbus Green Sickness Hgartouri Headdehe, Jaandee,
Licer Complaints, Rheumatism and various diseases OF
the Stomach In'al1 CHKoNIcs COMPLAINTS the most
Implicit reliance!may be placed upon them Price %
Gents hey Z - ..
The names of the other medicines are AS follows;
THECHILDRENss.PANACEA. A. ST -,
For complaints, dysenteEy, and all other az
sctiSns of tae s,anch and bowels it is 'pfqllie'
.Prlfe 90 cents po'l'e. q; au -, ~. ~ ~ y
THE GRAEFENBERG sARSAPAFlElsA-
,,a,. COMPOUND. "a:
Warranted 10 make two quarts superior to any in
the woflda Price one dollar Il bottle. -'
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE
~ CONVENIENTLY HsA
Wherever inflammation exists. this ointment ~ Al
positive and speedy PRICE % and 80 cents box
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION,
- For disorders of the Eyes this Lotion has equal.
For violent inflammation swsaieness, or foreign sub
stances in the eyes, itisaH unailins remedy. Price
25 cents pee bottle, with fnll,directions = VI
THE GHAEFENB BElte3 HEALTH bHI.
TIERS
Soserei iC It's 6na nylihe snefvated system. to res
tore the appetite and clear the skin Price 25 cents
package . s.l,,.tt-. .fr ;e ,.s,a r.
onfTfIE CoNsU iPTIYE,s BALM. S
This most extraordinary article is infdl6epWitiyely.
in Consumptian Broneh5ts, and Bleeding atthsL@ass
II is only sent as ordered at SIS the quart Constn,t
tiyes may be of finding in this article rhdtM s
will moi disaproint their hopes. :ssszsssgzs-sz-sssi
The Geaete.berg Gazette, pnblis ished by the Company
Cor gratutgu Hstrbstioy, InHybe had On applleaEqn
r. n, strs Arant 81 :.
EDWIN C. RARNES,
~ r. sse'ysEyE Branch.
Pownal /; WIN, G. foyt nutham Isaac Davis lit
tie River Village; Qked Merrill Topshaln John R..
Haley, Brunswick James Sampson, Bowdolnham j.
w. Avery & Co, Richmond Cofren g. .Blatchfor6,
Augusta f. Glazer Jr., Gardiner. 49, ~ eof' .
Dec. 27,."a g.! 4iEtI 3taw limos.
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A correspondent has favored us with long commune
cation, embracing the steamers which belong to the Brit
sh navy 1t consists OF tables, spreading eleven
pages of manuscript, with specifications comprising the
guns which each vessel carries the TONS horsepower
area OF paddles depth OF paddle inversion OF outer edge of
paddle description OF Wheel whether common paddles,
cycoda vibrating angular, alternate or reeng paddles
effective diameter of the Wheel length OF stroke number
of strokes per me and speed in miles per hour These
tables are too voumnous for to find space for them in
our columns, crowded they are by such a variety OF
articles We may state, in the general however, as a
summary of the whole that the schedule embraces
hundred and fifty steamers-a very imposing number, and
sufficiently indicative of the enteprsng character of the
English people, and their great confidence in this of
the public service Few OF these steamers at present
armed-still fewer have their complement OF guns
board Those which have their armament board have
generally two three, four, six guns and of the
latter description than the others The highest is the
Terrible of sixteen guns The average speed per hour
is from eight to ten miles The maximum speed of the two
highest is the Onyx l6.i miles, and the Violet l6.42o
both of IRON 1t will become the duty of the navy of our
government to look the Details and profit by the les
sons which the maritime nations of Europe exhibiting
to our attention.
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In New York.

In New York.
Great sale of old and choice ines being The entire stock The
City Hotel, the proprictoys intending TO retire
from business.
IIENRY H. LEEDS IL CO. will sell auction Thurs
II day, the Both April 10 O'Clock, (at the CRY Hotel
New York; the stock OF wines belonging to that
tensive establishment The wines have been selected with
care for the exclusive of the house. many
of which have remained in the hands of the proprieors
and being Of their stock when the house was occupied
by them many years ago, consisting Of
MADEIRAs of about forty different kinds, OF the eel
ebraed wines in the market such as Harmony, March
Sercal Newton Co.. E. j. Blackburn Leacock, Boodgood,
Victoria, Black Dwarf, and many others of various vim
tages.
SHERRIEs of upwards Of thirty kinds, comprising nearly
all the best wines this country. Wis Commodore Chaun-
cy vintage of l7S6 and 1889, Cabinet Pale Brown, Gold
Abreo ]. Brown and Black Seal ST. George Harmony,
Duff Gordon 81 Co., Hoy's, Powhaan, Amontiado, &c.
CLARErs, viz: Latue: Longuevie, Black seal, Leovle,
Bartin Gustin 1874; Haul Brown, 1857; Badne Mouion,
1897 La Tour NC &c.
CHAmrAGNEs-Hedsck Star, Napoleon. ard Clequot,
&c. &c.
PoRrs-Regna, Hoyts Victoria, and Prince Albert, and
other celebrated brands.
Horsch, and Anisete Curacou, in
jugs, &c.
of vintages va rying from IT'S TO 1885
Burgundy Sauene, brandy of various kinds porter. ae
&c.
Particular attention Is requested to this sae is
seldom large and valuable stock OF genuine wines are
offered at auction. The samples will be ready for exam
alton the City Hotel Tuesday, the 18th instant, and
until the day OF saie when the terms will be made known
April l3-4teod
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ciAry reported bill TO regulate proceedings in admiralty
and for other purposes read twice. and referred the
Committee OF the Whole on the state of the Union.
Also made report upon the Senate bill for the relief
of Richard Bloss and others
MIR. TALLMADGE, from the Committee on the District
OF Columbia moved that said committee be discharged
from the consideration of the memorial OF citizens OF The
city of Washingon, for the incorporation OF the Builders
Association, and that be laid upon the table agreed 10
CONTESTED ELECTION
The House resumed the consideration OF the contested
election case of James Monroe u.s. David s Jackson;
Mr. BOYDON continued the debate IN behalf OF the
contestant.
MT STARKWEATHER spoke an hour in support o
the claims of the sitting member.
Mr.. DUER replied,
And then the House adjourned.
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We regret to see by the following letter that Mr..
McClelland, of Michigan, manifess his intention soon
to retire from his seat in Congress. Few men have
acquired higher reputation, and few men possess, in
eminent degree those solid qualities which constitute
useful public officer Go where he mayto the walks Of
private life or TO some other public sationhe carries
our best wishes with him.
From the Detroit Free Press.
Hon. R. McCLkILANp.-We have received from the
Hon r. McCleland distinguished representative in
Congress from this district, the follow ing letter his
stituents expressing desire to be nominated Tor
election
This i. the time to speak fully OF Mr. McClelland's
merits; but may say this OCCASION that the people OF
this district will do well IT, in selecting
successor to him. they find who will sustain their in
,erest. with greater ability and aithulness with
character to himself and the State than he has done.
WASHINGTON, March g. 1S4S
To the Editor of the Free Press
Having recently received intmatons that some of my
friends were disposed to present my dem
ocratc congressional convention, for denomination,
deem duty, thus early and publicly, TO
desire that such idea be entertained The kind
tny and indulgence OF constituents have continued
me in Congress much longer than anticipated when |
was first eec ted and have disposition them
for their benefit and, although they will probably elect
worthy representative In my place, he cannot be
devoted to their interests My chief regret in parting
with them nj the end OF term will be, that have not
accomplished all I desired in their behalf
With high esteem, remain, your obedent servant
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WASHINGTON, April IS, 1913

To the Editor Of the Union;
SIR The Tntegencer, in stating that the democrats
the city had segregated themselves from the other GU
zens of the District in the late meeting sympahse WIN
the progress of civil liberty in France stated that wb
was without the shadow OF foundation in truth
The executive committee Of the Democratic Associate
waited long and anxiously for to call genera
meeting to sympathise with France, but they waited Y
vain. AT length the committee determined TO call mas
meeting OF all the citizens for this purpose, and to nav
the whole conclude with torch light procession and lu
mnation CALL nuittng all citizens without d'sf'n%'
Of party, was therefore printed in the UnIon and coz
was sent to the lntellgencer After this call was pun
llshed, one of the executive committee not coDcufnI'
with the MAJORITY wrote call for another meeting op
tanned the signatures of few democrats and a large
number of wings, had the same published in the lnen
gencerand this with the dvoced object to put down u'
meeting called by his fellow committee
When this done, the executive committee WEI.
forced to make out programme and organize mee's
in spite Of the wings the acts of their offending bro
er II this segregat,ng, 1t act performer "
dissenting democrat and handful of wings; and uP'j
them must rest the responsibility OF the democrats Az
wings sympathisng in two bodies The fact is, the NEE
ing to come of the oath inst was conceived IN ls
ton, and good meeting OF the citizens en- mdsse W.
injured to make if.
II those who aided in deed so insulting to Franz
and 10 injurious to their political brethren are sas
with their conduct am and upon them let the respoH'
bility rest.
J. T. DOW
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WaLUE.N PELL, .4ucfJOnFer.
Sale OF Ano old Wines In glass In New York

SaIc OF Hnc old Wihes IN KIaSs, III NEW horh'
N G. 81 w. PELL 81 co. will SELL on Thursday, April
IL. 27th lS4S at IA O'Clock, the American Hotel,
part of the stock of William b. Cozzens esq., comprising
portion of each kind OF his wines, among which
MApEmAs of the following names, Wis Adelaide y
'Back Warrior" "Como de Lobos," "Reserve" "Cons-
cial" Every fne) "Scott. Penfold & Co.. '.od Red
Seal" ''Hope," 'Brahmin No L." Victoria" "Back-
burn" unknown, 26 years in bottle, Henderson,, "Eas
India" "Red Seal" &c
SuERRIEs of "Oid Arambura," "Topal." "Manzanilla "
''Pale Panding, '"Amontilado," (very fne)
PoRr WINEs-Some remarkably fine old Port Wine and
some very choice old
These wines have been selected various times and
kept with great by Mr. Cozzens. No other wine,
have been admitted.
Catalogues will be ready three days previous to sale.
April l3--eoSt
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BY Il. GREEN, .s.sctsou<sr.

GREAT SALE OF FLOWERS AND GREEN HOUSE
VI PLANTS AT AUCTION.-Will be added 10 the sale
OF flowers OF Wednesday, (his day) at O'clock p. M,
splendid assortment OF choice and house plants,
from the celebrated Flower Department. Mount Clair MUIR
sey, Baltimore, cultivated by Mr. J. Halliday. deem
unnecessary the various kinds there
general assortment OF the most choice roses in i bloom
merely mention in part; kemontanls, Bourbon, Bengal
and Tea Roses, with large assortment OF other Towering
plants. The attention of the ladies and gentlemen OF the
District is particularly invited this sale; and is
large and beautiful assortment they will please be pune
minis and roses.
April l9-lt A. GREEN, Auconcer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-19

An article in the Rchmend Enquirer (Which appear
in the shape of letter from this city, has been geneI
Courier des Etats Unis, Sc, &c.--predieting thai
Secretary Marcy viii go minister 10 Russia &C. &c
AS this report Qer it has assumed that character
exciting much interest, we beg leave to state thatNa
like the thousand other that go out from Wash
ington--wiihoui the slightest foundation.
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Bv a. GREEN; .aucI5onser.

FLOWERS GREENHOUSE PLANTS, &c, AT AUG
Il TON On Wednesday, the 18th inst, shall sell al
my auctions TORE Concert Hail. Browns Hotel, Penn
sylvana avenue, at O'Clock, handsome assortment a
greenhouse plants, viz;
200 pots of roses of various kinds, in full bIoom of
perior quality.
Also large lot of other house and garden plants
all from the green house of Mr.. James Watt.
The ladies and gentlemen OF the District are respectfully,
invited to attend the sale. Terms cash.
April 16-3t A. GREEN, Auct.
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Proposals for a Loan.
DEPARTMENT,
April IL, 1913.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April IL, l545.
CEALED proposals will be received under the Of al
10 March last until g. p M, on Saturday. the 18th o.
June s4s sixteen millions of dollars of United State.
stock eimburable years from and after the Isl
day July ls4s bearing cent interest annum
payable semiannual!y the first days Of January and
July of year. No bid will be received below par nor
will any bid be considered unless one per cent thereof
deposited in some depository Of the United states az Or De
ali cases must be unconditional and withou, any refer
to the bids others and should state distinctly the
premium offered The proposals should be sealed and en-
Secretary Of The Treasury, Washington Ciy D g. The
to the Of United the places
residence of the persons respectively whose offers may De
residing the United States must be deposited
with the assistant easurers at New YORK, boston, rhna
10 give an opportunity all persons to participate IN
the Of Ia this Stock bids will be received
law-beng for fifty dollarsas well as for higher sums.
All certificates under thousand dollars will be trans.
that sum upwards will be transferable on the books OF
the treasury by delivery with coupons AZ and
Of accounts, all certificates with coupons
attached viii be for the sum Of one Thousand dollars ,
amount awarded in five equal nstalmens in ench of the
of July August, September October, and Novem
t Sse q, thousand dollars. where tho bidder may
srcus of making immediate payment IN which case ,e
bear interest in ali cases from the of deposite
The bids will be opened at the Treasury department at
sae e. Of ali persons Who may desire but, under
provision introduced into the act OF ss OF March as no
not acceped The amount deposited in advance will be inn
mediateiy returned The whole premium on the amount
awarded be deposited as part OF the first payment re-
q''ieo III '"P "'A' r. j. WALKER,
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