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| FRANKLIN HOUSE, BtLOXI.-This we'll
know house i now open for the reception of families.
transient or board and visitors The
RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and the public that he
Leased the above known the Franklin This .stab
shment has just been entirely eed aud visitors will find
az and ever comort, with airy and commodious rooms
She Nv prepared accommodate hoarders q manne
| not INFERIOR any first class no ell Gu The 'oast.
s Wines and Liquors Of the best quality can be had
the bar. Terms moderate
je23 I'm MRS. j. DIAMOND,
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STEAMBOATS,.
Mobile and the Lake Packets.


Wa Bay s., Louis. R.. u Christian +; s and mP r..
nj ..oss H., csgoula-s.mmer +. new
a s% ftfisi ss"i w@ Gss,9 r.
Ses S s with
eaye he Pon,csafran Railroad daily, the arrival at the
fS- Tbs Way Letter Bag will leave the Office Of the
es promptly at hs GEbbG Il Bank Place.
sT~-. Steamer CALIFORNIA summer
az: TS.sn aSs Ms s.;,.g Bay IS L9T
and ns~
S Ss
~ XII ssyf evE Gs
ING. [iesl r. GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Place e.''
~ Canal Line steamer ST. CHARLES
s. Ecs. Pa.. M.ss va s1y
gaeke, ba expressly or The Lake uads
TTif!T iYf EVEN
ING a. haf.past O'Clock and the Pontchar'an Railroad
ss@Sg .Ei q. !.
II ogRsssss Freight
hs @ DaIs viii The
promptly at 10 O'Clock M. and Friday evening
Ths way Issr Bag will leave the office Of the assn.
%o os on 5 SEpbEs o Asen epS1 Bank sas
I'm NJ r 49, = ~, s: $sss
ss% S fit Ia, 's
her regu ar tips 10 and from the watering Places oow
ss5da, GA arrival oil3 car. Monday ...:.sA M
Wednesday. 81 NJ ears rha'.d da y' -
Friday, - 81. NJ. cars. saturday .......6 -
Letter iSs viii Be found md s I'd the eV Counting
a'as''E"'' WI: :; e
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BILOXI HOUSE,

hOUSEs
THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
l. ception of visitors the 2sth inst. under the -
management of JOHN w. NIXON. x....sA
during the spring many additions and improvements 4.-a
have been made, to insure degree OF comfort and
convenience TO the guests of the house.
The sandy beach OF Biloxi, heretofore annoying
dsans, has been pIanke by order OF the and
now offers promenade unrvaed by any of the
villages
The Table will always he supplied with delicacies of
the and New Orleans Market.
Attached the house viii be found Bath houses, Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys
The following Rates Of Board will be charged during the
season:
By the month (per week) o.
l by tne week. "
| Children and Servants, half price.
liberal allowance will be made families boarding By
| the month ison.
| Biloxi. May 10. 1851 m3l5 3m
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GRAND TEMPLE OF lloHos, State Of LOusiana.-Atth the
annual session. hed the I'D OF May ia The city of New
Orleans the following officers elected for the ensuing
ending May ls52 and duly installed by Past G. w.
Templar, r. l.. Bfuce.
William Miller delegate from Odeon Temple No 5, G w T
joseph Chelet, delegate from Ocean Temple No2, 9 WV
rlwsn = tossf delegate from Odeon remple Mop, "
p I0nllnson delegate from Orleans Temple No g. w Ir
Edwi1 North delegate from Ocean TEMPLE No2 g w u
vs. Mount de agate from Oteon No 5, & w Chaplain
Compton, delegate from Orleans Temple No 3, q w G
The G w I appointed as Deputy w T-PG w rs,
r l. Bruce and w Latham, Tor the State large; Il
Briscoe, for asrop District Nol NJ Lewis. Shreveport,
Red River District No
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Wednesday Morning, July 10, 1851. ,
COttOn-There quite a good demand yesterday and
the days business embraced nearly $50 bales The Frank
Inns have produced little fleet, and
without any quotable change:
CLAssIEICATIOR.
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CRESCENT OryIcK, I
Wednesday Morning, July Is, 1851. J
Cleared Yesterdays
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From the Dominican Republics

ST. DOMINGO, June ~ iooi.
You are aware that for some time England,
France and the United States have been attempt
ing to negotiate peace between this REPUBLIC ind
the miniature Napoleon empire of Hayti Before
the departure for the United Sates OF the french
Consul. General and the American. special agent,
notice was given to Emperor Soulouque that an
attack on the people of this republic would be con-
| sdered as a declaration of war against the three
mediatipg powers but Sououque, with his accus-
| toned audacty, has marched his forces and at
lacked, in spite OF this menace, and enclosed you
have a printed account of the result. 1.-THE proc
| lamation of President Baez, of Dominica, which
| has already appeared in the Herald
1t is well known that if Soulouque could once
get possession here, the whites and mulattoes
would be unfortunately massacred. A blockade
will not prevent his attempt, as these negroes care
little about commerce, and have all the necessaries
| of life, without any commerce whatever. 1t is
only the foreign merchants, resident, who will
suffer. Would il not be as crediiable for the Uni
ted States Government to assist this republic, and
prevent the tyranny of this black despot over the
whites of this part Of the island, as to be assisting
| Hungarian exiles You we'll know the struggles
and difficulties these people have passed through
10 maintain themselves free, without assistance
| from any quarter, and without involving them
to crisis, and beg of you, through the agency OF
your valuable paper, to call forth the sympathies,
and if possible the assistance of the citizens of the
United States Here il fine country, and every
| lnuucement O1lefeu 10 emlgrants temperate,
| steady man, need have no fear of the climate !,
is as healthy here in any part of the world
The Government and people are kind and civil tc
strangers, and, in all respects, different race from
the Haytens
The Dominicans are now prepared for the last
battle which is to decide their fate, or put Port AT
Prince and Cape Hayden in ashes. If there are
any in the United States disposed to give them help
they will gain far more than by attacking Cuba
The Government will deal literally with all wht
Il choose TO come m Y Herald.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE ago 81 ao N.-IoNsIruDH 800 Win Time Ga.
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day evening" at 9 O'Clock. AT Unity Hal, No. Matsny
buidl1gs, IhHd Municipality. The following Officers
duly elected and installed office TO serve
ginning May and ending Oct. ], 1851:
oisp Hd Dmpian Nv Nm smith
,,haes Leyeque ....W F. George Lusenbuh w T
James Scott. w u John McWhrer. w ID u
George Ross.........W lPhlip Akenroh. W G
JOSEPH CHELLEI, z w CT
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NEW MUSIC. -" COMM THROUGH THE
L RYE.-Wm. Hall Il Son, New York, have published
brilliant set oil variations this tavorlte ScOth melody, BY
VIM: Vincent Wallace It Is worthy OF the reputation OF
iyi t1' ''"f'''' ~ HID. HEWITT.
beaches! PEACHES My Depot is at
l. SCOTT & ROBlNSON'S, No. IS Canal street.
will have Stands all the Markets, and sell to suit Families
is2i I'm M - "4'''eN p''''' FELIX HUSTON.
THOMASTON LIME-4OO bbls fresh, land
Ing this m3mpg from sehoonsr Burissa iST sale by
T oNDON AND DUBLIN PORTER AND
- SCOTCH ALE-In pint and quart bottles also few
ieia :. JTiiN To,i.E. Is Bank Place
ClGARS-3OO,O 600 assorted brands and qualities,
jyl5 'f L W. ARTHUR Co 90 and % New Levee.
SOAP-3OO boxes assorted brands, for sale by
~ 4. w. ARTHUR h GO. ~ and 70 New .evee
MADEIRA-2O Or. casks superior Old Madeira
~ Wine. direct imponstioa H sic sss by o,
TOBACCO-25O boxes Virginia manufactured,
iy1s 0' sac y ARTHUR CO % and 80 New Lsvee.
SALT Liverpool Salt coarse and fine, in
jel2 JOHN TOOLE. Is Bank Place.
RACON-1O0 casks and tierces Hams, Side
les and fhSS'afsi Fl III CO. IS and % New L.vee
WINDOW GLASS-l5OO boxes OF various
w Sizes in store ~ Sa n Z 10y JAsvIs co.
mhs earn Magazine and Common
II l. w. ARTHUR & co q and q New Lsves
CLARET-5OO boxes, for sale by
W. ARTHUR y GO. % and 70 New Leves.
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T r Y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT "A PERMANRnx.
Gu r II

To- This Truss ii entirely different from III Oh fm
and principle Of cotton. conseau' nifty. effect lit
advantages while II b fire FROM the Obieot0d1 nda
various kinds hese,eiore use. tbs pSssuss 3 Sd
natural being eomparatveJ light il had Rnptlr1s5 -
ngs thereby sforine .ecuty AT MI tmes ewes naaH
exercise. by fed ~ ~ 1g0p4
tnF. skitfu Surgeon the placad koJ0 u
DANCE, Srangnlation, Other painful 511oon1
symptoms, which unrequrnt in the Of uhag suues
II is common practice io persons acad wnh Hernia,
select truss and apply themselves. Il il bad and
da practice. which De only who
understand Anatomy and ismaI with the nature Of
Ruptures Let be remembered that the Truss may BE-
injurious il ii does suit the form of Rupture applied to,
anu not pIope, fitted Therefore, have concluded
form NO AGENCIES but sell and apply the Truss onlv
my office, To ST, CHARLgs srREEr, SewtJr orleans.
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sESGERs ARRIVED.
Per steamship Pampero from Galyeston-T w House an
lady, Mrs JAEGER, Miss Davenport. Capt Peacock
son /; Messrs s Sivensoa, w Morris, Seaman, A |
Mclean. G Ball, R 7 stnson, Davies. d ckerson
Howell, Adriand. F stokes, Stain, T Henderson
l. Dudey-and negroes on deck.
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THElargest assortment Of GREEN and RLACE
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QSsCA U ITO N!-0 sE
PERSONS R itPTURED should be aware that they hive
no security again1l eTRANGULATED HERNIA
with all its borrow, but in properly constructed
and ur.n ndp ntad a
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g II. JONI ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Lar, Mans.
~ field, Deo'o Parish, La will praclice in the District
Courts OF the Parishes Of Natcoches Sabine DE Soto
Caddo Reference: Tolhe Attorneys OF the 18th and 18th
Judicial Districts.
e. D. BUCK. X. PEEK.
n ID. BUCK e. PEEK, Commission Werchanfs No.
~. 80 Graver street, NewOrleans aul1 WV
JOHN II. MCRAE. RALPH CoFFMAN,
MCKAE L. COLEMAN, Cotton Factors Commis
1vl and Forwarding Herchants 2S Asrayjer street
New Orleans s'SIvW
x. J. WILLIAM IuysrER
/ EyEBiCH g. CO., Cotton Factors and Commission
Y Merchants. No. "a O,dLevee, New Orleans au4ly w
d 1O5 Poydras street. New Orleans. ~ ~
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ODEoN DEGREEFE PIE No 2--At Especial meeting held
Monday Evening Febua' 3. the following officers were
Of the State of Louisiana
L b ladies' .........W d T w w McGarity. wv D R
W Mount. ......W u III John Camel. w ID Tr
VIM Miller .....:P 7
The following officers were appointed by the w ID T:
X pearce w U WIN Low ..........W d G
L BRAKEMAN. w
This Temple prepared confer the Degrees of Love,
Purity and Fidelity. w w MCCARTHY, w DR
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POr Pf0cy Pasnt sd Oaher Landings
nAAe, and BaItlsasrs.
cxs4 The public einomed that The splendid low pres
sure steamer BALTIMORE, Capt A. McCausland,
fitted up WIN state and hundred befts and
caacous hold, VIII regularly
tween Washington and Alexandria Baiaoe,
the 81 of April next. fiAe III III & T'
Leaving washington ON Mondays and O'clock
in and A1Aanda al O'clock the Baltimore will take in
wood a Aqua Creek and arrive Pney
Baltimore In
wharf, baltimore at O'Clock
Tuesdays and Fridays
"a and Washington o'clock Wednesdays and
Saturdays, ..#
Passage from Washington hlarbury 81 90
Excursion tickets TO baltimore, with privilege of return
e 2 so
Baltimore stop al different landings
passengers and freight. sNN 1
Meals and Z E !. N-4s .
For further particulars, freight, apply to the Captain
board or ID. b. Smith, agent, in Alexandria, or TO
.o'lJ Le2 A 'f"sf ia 0Eo MATTINGLY, Agent. e
Mar N--2awI5t .sf NJ. 4a# II 4..ge@4f..#.
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Baltimore and Washington Railroad.

an "Wednesday 9th the rauon an p.nn-
iyana avenue will be vacated, and the New
sey occupied
The paengex will leave the latter commencing ., O. D. m
usual and apd daily, except Sunday
In making this change the undersigned desires call
the rules Of the regard 10 the reception and delivery
merchandise. 49.t tr '.FE
Shippers that In all bill
lions should accompany the goods.
This for the protection Of pa'es and unless complied with
the goods be received N8 tits5t H3N
I'd sgnees all merchandise be
moved the day which received, the company
cannot hold itself responsible thing e In It's house during the
night @ '. CT 8t }4M J 84.N
The hours reception delivery merchandise nom 8,
n. Ill 4, y. NV. IN IN. G. l
The Undersigned takes that these
regulations bnt he compelled
from their frequent violation, which aud serious
Inconvenience VI K a-4 N -
\. II, PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-2wd 18 ~ = ts@t
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

.aerasdria, Tngnia.
THIS spscious modem style
uron south about thirty FRET running back including hs
Any feet Everything necessary
been and comfort u large
family gentleman holding public Office in Washington city
inducemen witt perfect heaithin~s. OF SIT
pleasant drive from city to city much cheaper
rent much very IL Sold LIB
ern credit will will be moderate
had For further particulars apply 70
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
nae lo-Invu Alexandria.
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tt I#t# N4. t} t#N @,H23tY 3 APRIL 10, 1851.
IN petition of Daniel f. Stiwe, York. York
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him the l7
day Of July, 1885, soap
for r,n the eApauon psirr,
place the l7th day ri July, 1861
II ordered heard
Monday, the :U day Of June 1851 ia o'clock and
notified and show why
said petition ought to be granted s VIII {#ar
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth writing
days before the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
used the said hearing
codance with the rules Of the office, which will be furnished
plicauOn ~ .#At '
Ordered Also this be published in the Repubic
eencer and Union, Washington d. C North American and
Phladepa Pennsylvania Daily Bee, Boston, Massac
Tribune New York and Daily Auas, Cincinnati Ohio,
week for three successive weeks The m publication
TiOs. EWBANK,
1- a.r Commissioner of Patents.
Editors of above papers will please copy send the
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Ap 13-aw3w ,a" l9 7TIahEh tAtA7is# M #~4
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FORM No. 4.

County #HUs# ErE
thereby certify, that this day of-,i In the year
personally before hee insert the of fhe t
ness and [hs insert ne the WaTanfee and the said
here the Of uncss being well known duly
and his oath declared and said that he well knew
the said there insert the Of and that he the
person described who executed
attorney and testimony satisfactory Of thu
the fheTe the
acknowledged The said power to be his and deed
4E - Otieers Sisaature]
Ap l2-lnw6w
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Gssss.L L.sp orrrcs, March ., 1851.
IN liberal Of Congress ~ passing ~ ~
September. ls0, rnnins oonp land ~ certain
soldiers who military setvre me on
states msy carried md .spense 10 hs warsne
far possible IN obtaining The hrnens y M
faithful and patriotic services and ~ w
hardy and rnterprng settlers on we
public er industry and Pivaions the seeft"y
Th,t pahc notice given settlers public lands sub
entry 20 come forward and ME hel. % ~
days AFTER Masking Their scormrn,. sha wv
of fih sep'emer
is SO rights, and prevent n'erier
by the ioes
And Thai all warrants may ocaed the iand Applied for
subject private entry the h MARCH, isS wno" an M naa
whether nid land y rnpfoytu " n.. a IN. ,s
beea
forty days IL s,he end q ih ue 'nia y @
those locations with pr. empon ea' o 49,
,be warrants viii office Tor ps,cnns but mee
such interference, new location viii be made. ,n
warrants on 'h. own
lights where the proclaimed and offered at public ra
or March, nd, where the minimum pnse o. me "na 10
hvs cents per acre. car pay Nv
rss me difference hween o the land and the amount
covered the warrant estimating the warrant ~ - %
rights ainch TO the atenn'. %
United along the routes OF railroads or sapns
Where application made 10 this once by ih wa,'nn.ss 20
the applicant should designate INC hnd
N cony or particular which he wishes te location maze
md where specified would bo we 10 dernnt several
others order in which ey are dcsveo INST w ,s w
dr.t been taken Inc wrsn car pc upon
he which may be vacant "say
ess affidavit Of the applicant, tsken before an omee'
omps oah., at he the Identical men
TONED nceompany INC nppc.n"m ne a y,
~ d;.,c land officers such application . nnds ey the M
rry susrdan, hc The evdcnce GUY cer"eo :" ''
.mtiory 10 act accompany the "pp,canon ca
a. clause in the fthe act making -
4 a.. s ~ y 1 snse,sd ,hs no warrant
% INA i.sved under the of as,h september ~" o wv, WI
~ anv other Congress- shall he Iocscd on y
"d no, ihs,e,os brought inc ma!hr ana ~ w" . Inn
~ ssyv 90 hnt no he locs'ed under me
Il on aa,h aetscmber 1880 otnsr "a" ~ 'a or r.
syrau, f,. which hsd been proclaimed nm" o'''" " w -
os % Of March, 's''' J.BuTTrRrIELp,
"a. tN# NNe Commissioner
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Containing h, he .e council and IN the
sos and nprcn,s bench md aer Mcaemss Term
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sAte III, price per page Tor additional p'gr 9n any
atr,y. over iou p,ee,, estimating nj 900 PAGE a. oo
u,chueu NJ, a. h. the department. per M N
orns or any descrpon OF printing fsqud "on
ds any above each hfondsde 70 Dc e"""' Nv"
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NOTICE II hereby given that application will be
made for the renewal Of certificate No 70 Of stock the Bank
of the Metropolis in the Of VIM Gore Ouseey dated the llt
Of April 1897, which certificate has been lost msIaid
WAsiIN0ToE April o, 1851 An I0--Iaw4w"
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Young I4adies Institute, M 6s;8 ,z-
Late Mrs. d. H. BurrsD Of 9Th and streets.
THE subscriber charge Institution on Mon
day 2ls Of April and will his personal
supervision department
Engish French, and mathematical education will be taught
The religious Of will based upon
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. nffa34E
The and OF the principal teacher
him look for the patronage of the public and for
ing measure of success.
/"
For boarding pupils, s7s per quarter e
For day $5 &l6
Payable always advance " t@ 3
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish and German,
Reference permitted 10 Rev e. NJ Butler, D. d. Rev. w.
French, Ftxhugh Coyie, Washington May
D., Potter, b. the Clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and R Rev. Allied Lee D. Of
.#tt-l4Hst a5tt NN. atl4
WILLIAM ]. CLARK.
Mar 2l-ta5thAp .s.. es. aag.0. sA4M
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DRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
good education, and resided fa Is
the position companion 70
private family Of responsibility.
family
the highest responsibility either this
In England
Address Vance, ios post once, owegc New York
Mar
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DERTH AMBOY sE1INARY.-Thi. institution, s1ordins q
r college business together with
and music, Will commence ~
twenty eighth srss,on Wednesday, May. al4s#
building large commodous and ts Internal arrange
promote OF the pupils and encon
habits of neatness and system -
proverbia, heaiihncss the
bathing, valuable philosophical
and chemical apparatus reading with library and PERIOD
bathing provided win references
pysica training Of the minor advantages OF ~
stlsmiion -.
the Of early devotion 70 ms
pledges his unine eho'n 70
his institution all that enlightened Christian parent co
desire his 100 "a,
Terms S75 per and tuition with
j. of books for English s,ndes
From The Faculty Of the College Of New Jesey.
Having had opportunity knowing the talents literary and
the prudence and exemplary moral
WoodbriAse while he student IN r
found that students prepared BY him o
with pleasure recommend MN NJ
and fidelity in giving Instruction. ana
N iormnr yous committed his parents
and guardians have full coincidence
JAMES CARNAHAN, President
JOHN MACLEAN, Vice President and Prof OF Greek
sTEPHEN AIEx xANDER, Prof ofMssb and Astronomy.
CorLsas oy Nsw Jsssvr, April |, 1851.
Joscph Henry LID Smithsonian Institute u. @.
lanes w Alexander, d. D., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev, Nicholas AurI u. d.
Rev DAVID Magic, d. H., E1ysbcthtown, New Jersey
further particulars with sddona teso
moniais and references, apply to the rrncipa
Ap 0-dlw Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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-U..s#se es TREASURY DER ARTxEsT, March -, 1851.
E Texas having by OF legislature passed during
and i89 called Of
republic Sate LIST OF
September claims, and Con
having approved 9 September, 1850 authorizing
millions
holding other
of which duties Imports
pecialy pledged U0tcd
against the United States for
bonds cercates such forms sa be
srbed by Secretary Of Treasury approved BY the
=" Now, order this
meat which
required file the and description Of them
department previous the lst OF October 1884, and
approved President
VIM l.. HODGE,
| t.# Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE
Whereas Congress- approved September 1850 ten
millions Of paid 10 the State
OF Texas menioDed with
tau said shall be issued until
die creditors OF holding other certhcaes Of
duties imports specially pIcdgeu
shall nrst treasury United States releases OF NIL
account OF said bonds or
undersigned creditor OF the state
following described bonds
Of the BEL and o whch
tbs dutes mentioned in specially pledged
Iilere descrbe bonds certificates
purpose complying with The povnions OF nd
and consideration hereby release IL e
United In equity against them, Tor OF on
witness my hand and seal at --------, this --day OF
sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-Two w,nessss
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