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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE.

TREASURY DxrA RrnExr, Aug a. 1855
holders the stocks Of
April u.s. 1872 redecmable Slss
December the holders the six cent stocks Of
authorized BY the Of July 1885, redesnabe 18th No
vembe 1885, this department prepared purchase
day December next,
millions Of said stock in the and
the hereinafter mentioned, 10 wits
contingent compeuon within the amount stated,
will be order of time In which the said stocks
either kind offered The certificates duly assigned The
United Sates transmitted this department the
Whereof will be paid compounded of the following
uculars: s5t3
LIST The par value or amount specifedtn
premium per stocks Of s4a redeemnbs
1861 premium beg OfsX par cent on tho
1886 redeemable in 1856.
par certificate from the LIST Of July 1885,
settlement. the with the allow
@ the reach the owne of days interest ID
dition
Payment sf
United States Boston, York,
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct s-d1 Secretary Of The Treasury.
NOTICE.
TREASURY DxPA Rrnxxr, July %, 1855.
Notice hereby the holders Of the six cent stocks q
United authorised by the Of 18th January,
the Of 3s March, le4s, and sdeeaabis 3h
June department purchase, ums
the LIST day OF December The
the Of five millions Of dollars Of the said s'ock n
hereinafter mentioned, 10 wit
contingent competition, within the amount stated
preference will be in the order Of time In which the ssi1
The cerhcaes duly assigned the United
saes this the reessps
Whereof price will be paid compounded Of the following pass
lars
j. par o specified in each certificate.
g. A pr cmium said amount Of twenty per
Of July, 1885,
receipt treasury sIsw
(or the reach the Of interest IN ~
dition.
Payment for said stocks will be
United States Boston, Ysrt
or Philadelphia, as the parties may Indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE
ts-dn Secretary OF the Treasury.
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L,OH "A i.E On RENT. that seur-stery brick welng
stable and carriage house, occupied BY A. Lam
Of 6h
of the eligible and iocs
Washington convenient the Centre market well
portion The house nearly
Deep - feet paved alley IL BE- bought
careful tenant payable
monthly Possession given on the Let Of November
MILBURN,
.t=r srEMw# 9Th weat, between q and X north
Oc o3-3uf
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INTERESTING TO AsTiauARIAss.-Benjamin West, the
disuag usbed painter. born in the year 1885, His
father John West, pous Quaker lived in Philadelphia
All bogr aphers OF young Ben mention the early age at
which his talent for skechng developed The first
instance we have is OF the portrait OF his sisters child
but such skill AZ was there shown cond not have been
attained without previous practice. gentleman
in this city has in hi possession work Commentary
Revolutions, printed in 1000 which at the time Of Bens
childhood belonged John Vest every few pages
show attempts on the margin at ske,chins in childish
but quite spirited manner various objects. such a. might
be supposed 10 have surrouaded the young childmen
in short clothes. women straight Quaker garments, and
in number Of places gate correct representations Of
toma hawks, &c These sketches in every respect
equal 10 the early attempts other distinguished paint
We do not pretend say that The above mentioned
sketches were by the hand Of Ben West. but we have
strong reasons to believe that such the fact II this il
the the book may he considered relic Of Of
Americas most gifted sons.-Msins Ags.
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|. A True MAN.

Tn. Lynchburg Republican makes the following com
l,..atsry comments upon Col. Dasiss late lelter II
ssys;
.Ths excsIlen, letter Of Hon. Jefferson Davis, pub
r.h.d IL Our late issue addressed 10 friend in New
York, has elected the highest commendaon from The
Aocac press in every direction and has even ex'of'eo
from The opposition press need OF praise never before
within our recollection yielded distinguished demo
cratic iuneonsy The National lnielligeneer, Tor ex-
angle, in copying paragraph from the letter OF Gen
Davis, remarks This we hold to be The language OF
true man, be be democrat Of any stripe. honorable 70 MS
party fidelity and to bis patriotism
This tribute Of the leading whig organ IN the United
States to the patriotism aud fidelity OF Secretary DAVIS
does no more than justice TO that gentleman MUS
" does be deserve everything that can DC saia IN '
favor truer man never lived than Me- ana 'he sen
msnt that be uttered which has thus exorea Tue hkne''
ssd of nraiss from most ,Dveterae opposition jour
-. ds.srv1a 10 be ensrayen intebly upon the mnd OF
80, ,r.. d.moctao be the guiding star oil MS con-
,hs pxessu, critical junclure OF our coun'fys MS
,s, We have read ii again and again, and every re-
.ah.ncs. our appreciaon OF the wisdom and pa
,.;o,;. oeulcs,ed in every word and syllable We are
rs oor readers will appreciate republication Here il
4. =
is:
81 am willing these. as In ohe cases. 20 uIop 'he ~
, into by9ons opinions and associations, oadhere to
~. on,c Of 1854 10 oppose Reorganization, to resist
,.,,,ou, aud TO promote the harmony Of the democratic
a.,,y a. the be, of securing peace amons the
a,,,rs and perpetuiy TO tho Union.
..Well may the Intsigener denominate this the Ian
~ true man. be he democrat OF any stripe. hon.
or,hs 10 hs party fidelity and TO his patriotism" Gen.
n,vs. o,,r;o,sm has been fully vindcaed in the tented
Gala amid the roar OF cannon the clash OF arms, and the
DIN Of battle, but
Peace hath lis victories no less renowned than war;
"a mi. nobs sentiment OF his. enuncated at this par
tcoI., moment xi.s evidence that he is not less emf
n,n, and trustworthy civilian than soldier and that
ii. ns,rosm burns ss intensely in the council chamber
As on ,he battlefield"
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:. - :. : = =
~ Natonai Aeu CoHeKc-Proiessor Lewis H. STEINER
as. mi, 10 ~ 20 e annual c9 our o. zee
in ne snn;,ears oT ,e Uo,ngo =. ' '' oeoe''
" f - $50 '' o. ~ iNG , s"1p. y N n ~
oo,o,.s. ,at., rs, n,NS 2 loNI, M ~ Dsan'
$3.50 Sr l = S'A"J
$3.50 x.n.,~u,. 49, -.
--------- -
NJ ODD fELLoWS' HILL, FOH SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
-------------- ---------
WYMAN,
tn. mo,,,on and Y,ns,,.o.;,,
- - s ~ os'''
Win give series of his popular entertainments the above Hall,
commencing
THIS EVENING
~ .-.,~'
aud continuing I'LL Monday the 24 nclusvs when he will
uoouce new s"uns scenes III venuioquism, ana
the evsr-aushabe lie moving, and speaking auomatons
Doors open at ~ commence quarter TO O'Clock.
See ANAL bills. ). TOY,
oc'io-otAsM' AGENT
II AID f.M - CLOTHING AND FURNISHlNG
IL GOODs Of FinsT 0UALETb.-Genucmen wishing
supply win n and winter clothing invited
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G National Medical Coilegc-Professor Lewis H. Steiner
NJ. d., will deliver the introductory
this institution 10 O'Clock Monday
in the ampbitheatre of the Washington lnfrmary
e. KING STONE, M. D., Dean.
Oct 22-dhcpt3it fSentinel L. Stall
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By !. c. MCGUIRE. Aucusnssr.
TRUsTEE,a SALE FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD
deed Of suhscribss
June A.
a4< records Of
i7h 10 O'Clock
side Of beweea 10th and lh following
housekeeping effects viz
Elegant rosewood panofoue by knabe Cable
Mahogany and spring sofa, rockers
plush chars, tables
Marble top tables, piano and stool
Parior curtains shades and cornice
ingram carpets, oil cloth
sideboard dining table,
China glass, and crockeywsre
Table cutlery silver spoons,
Bedsteads, bureaus, washstands
Toilet sets, looking gasses
feather beds huak pillows
Bankets comforu sheets, spreads
Cooking, parior, and chamber
Together utsuslls.
Terms go of and
four MONTHS for notes satisfactorily endossed hearing
A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee
Octl--soiwAdAds J. q. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer.
o1-The aAeve sale II postponed NATL Monday norm
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Oct 1874 Aucuoaesr
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tho year 1875 the Japanese accidentally discover
ed very large island their batqnes having been
forced there In om tho island Fntsco, rom which
they computed he 3O miles distant towards the east
pleasant and fruitful county, well snpp'ed with fresh
WAFER, and furnished with plenty Of plants snd trees par
iculsy the attack which, however, might give room
TO conjecture that The island lay rather TO the south OF ia
pan than the these srowax only IN hot coun
tres They called Buns Sima and because they ioond
no Inhabitants upon IT, they marked with tbs character
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snir WESTERN WORLD ASHORE.

Nav YoRK. Oct ~ "A despatch from Sandy Hook an
nonnces the packet ship Western World, from Liverpool
with elk hundred passengers ashore Squam inlet. hsy
ing been driven there last evening The passengers have
all been safely landed and the ship will probably BIS of
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YELLOW FEVER AT Jackson. sAaat
CNoNNArI, Oct. 2l-There sixty and thirteen
des tbs by yellow fever Jackson, Mississippi during tho
week ending the l4h infant. which is decline
NOR alty OF the previous week.
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HUMBOLDT.
New York, Oct "a Tho steamer Humboldt sailed to-
day for Havre and Southampton, with 100 pa.sengers.
amongst whom is Lewis Cass, jr. She also takes ont
500 600 In specie.
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UNITED SENATOR PROM rKnkxssHK
LOUISVILLE. Oct 2O.-Baoting for United States
look place to-day in The Tennessee legislature The
third ballot stood follows: John Bell, 20 Henry, u
Nelson IL; Cave Johnson 40 After this ballet johnson
Withdrew.
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received complete Of gold,
y silver, and fine spectsces, Of every focus.
Also, gold steel, and shell eye giasses.
paid the selection OF glasses adapted
eyes Of wcascrs
M. w. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of Mo Golden Eagle,
Penn. avenue, between Duh and l0th
Q3-3u1
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EPOAT ~ Experiments In Gunp"vvder, aaas ~
IL Washington and second Of
1885, is4 by srevet Major Alfred Nor
70, ss,. BY "'"-'' '''' rRASCx TAYLOR.
y
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HrAvY TRAm.--On Thursday last Mr.. Charles Will
liams. engineer. running the locomotive named Thor"
started from Mfn station, the Pennsylvania railroad
With train of ll6 loaded cars, and arrived at Harris
burg making the running time between the tive stations
distance OF 10 miles. in hours and ~ minutes. The
tonnage OF this train amounted TO os2 tons This IL the
more astonishing from The fact that the locomotive il Of
the class denomnased coal burners, and without para
lei on the records OF railroad statistics The locomotive
was built by Ross Winans, OF Baltimore. ~
e [PkiiSdeipAis Ledger. Oct ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-06

rsiu Epy,apa st 80 for -stss s'sVs', IN ns
"s Il sd i G ot 70 New 4o e s To- sugar M
a a re- np Ss ~ . SR ' and i1 ca y
81 po caa,sA pod q q, ysa I'yy se"ner' II ships
Money sTo3Ks VIC as, r.i.s, s,,;r e; 9 n,
highest rla.. Of paper for call ioan' Te stock marx
~ 81 end ~, ,s @ s r. ssr So nav
st eC'T y + 1 ne, ,r s5ef9'S Ss n s & @.
y 81 is and IT,. wero dr-d s5SHse bg 'g s,e
FL wa. s.Rad@a'n y eai iigae. T. Sraaa'a "a 9sg,,
4 zoo e. , ', 4 s H. rso f usd s,@ s%.i
s s & and s,. Sl, ' tSndg to Sss
,rsa @oor saa s'isl TI,. 'rrrly Win e.. .e,
wifi 5a o s, 1 + % !, s 4. 4 sg' 'a ~
I " I, y'i Srtsd ,dsy pa 90 ss If i @ r -
or @.oF seG declined aad The b. i III. Inv. b co .oi
Ta Sn% . a' BEEN r ior he s ssr 't o2
lH@4E Frankfort, 1l@ii Bremen, '9Haso iarDrt, ~!
s ra d he ta' ilgl, F.r,y 9.soi, he'd ea
few daysrgs,hev Ouhel. The a have
gn a. .s l@ es' t N E'g de-
a irn, anl IA r 4e"anI corroN NE afatof lave barh
BALTIMORE, Delober FLOUR W, note sale. DAY Of
nAty sa = o d pfi,ne red WIZ {. to'day At ioG sd
,oa .orig dfco1, ~ mas $40, aciis. Lo'm."r witt
pRovSl6Ns-N otog ii rean, not rasfirei 'n,e
vi j Pen laG% i 3S ~ n s, e q @g
GH$EIEsToN P I t. , c9rT9S @f, s i soo Dc
prtlra Of whe, Are as oll"s 20 at y - g. At
ali Gsi ~: rrS,ods cs + r III g. 10 ~
N2 g '1"ay @ OF re l5 ss,e ., 2 'sr'
a'ts 9-,9g s.iai fgs o NElimga st o Sgur,ag %
rsfq, Peye@ ie.sf sg "a, u o. itolc ...hAdoV aa
s ADD MoAssEs x cvgo revived pun AtaSsrs, W,
l'' pWillsKY " % s ar ave- . a' al @ y s .a
/ 81 q hint kau tIg8 for n pnft
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Nelson o9H Chevy Henderson ~ss
ans earn Donsgan DOT Men 6o1-ss -
daobs burhann'n carroll heo-fs
u CrEng ell 10 Met Al@snV-12s ~
Hewitt Morton &C. Pickett Perkins eo4 lnsk S-S a'
Pfnral &rG II Dc ordsrl hue. t'ba 60 lsNtunn ~
Io &eol Cherry, llen'rs'- A<a' Ns,srHyo'
Burkrdee Adams q % . b6s PORK nfnfr' "'+ =
iacc1 sTors Canphe y d frldsei 600 DOS pr'ss =
ct AGO. 90 pfs ~. s''' D''' e'' ~ e. ~ . ''
q o-suhhrrs 70 oidT' 49, 49, ~,
PRTSCEToNPer senmeT Saxon ~ hH' e' , ''7o ~ ~
95 DO NJ finekari ssoi Watt 'r>mi"a -; y ~
30 Curry rersoni = l1yTs lir I, Il 80,
Is Nartn tif.b sHofD Wrtehi Willam1 y Oh " SA-
t Williams sro q g CY,i %,o-.s W 1afhsen ~ q
5mrh Jnhnsgn-26 y X W Ht~ II NoFs t, ~ T,-
,''ttts ti, ~ . n t;,ser,,ool AGO. 3 Thorn
~ sa ii pa g 4 Ii,risor-a pecan, IS Jaek
NtI x VI -
Eco S' sha 'oih '''i -''''- " "a,
MENPHls-ft steamer 7 r Lgnhfrii Al 1FI o.on ~
nav "'i- at Nisn a 7-15 mAtd
t,ggtsi4 q If risi .-, pnvn" = Hhn. go . ~
vi TX h.. M. Iso--e, nv ''
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CAAIpENper Cora No 10 bales Cater kro
Williams, Phillips II II frelsn &eo7i Davis Titus co
Lloyd FIiers1u4 Cleveland Bros co2 Cherry Henderson
yco2 Rugeey Blair &eo?s Wright Williams hco?S rhonhl
Ayhenny Fean Dpnegan &ru20 Bradley, Wilson
u Cooper Sco22 RAwus Duncan teo 20 leamln &ol3 Meet
roy Baiiorla MeRae Goldman &eol2 MMahon 10 Waters
&esll Baker Williams 6 Purys, Wood seo-
Banir Williams &cos Cummings, Stewart Seo6J aandeG DO
Buchanncn Carroll Sco9 SOrsGn bro I Douad So2 do
Green wood S,o \ Robson 3 Al Total ~ bales
BAYOU SARA Ter Emperor tales cotton W shaw
S'0--5 do Wright Mlars &c00 Ward Jonasbl tirTHrl
&e+6 Oakley II wilkins rs Byrpe Ssco PayPs Harrison
II VI Rae German Atos Kelly tonyngham eo3 d. v bids
ieloeg 80 10 -user Fsrg Avery 80 do caTma'k sqnre
do 81 bbls y blanche hhds
&to6 do Il rn &to0 Swney Green Scol2 Robertson :
Mauya3 do "a hbls molass Augusn ThIaul9 do 81 hHd
Gordon 10 DO de Egana3l Lave McCa4l b1s
moas ilrbga Adans23 do feam, Donegan &osi Mrnard
Ngn udg5 hhis Brand andryls do "a bb moasses 10
BIT Chapane2O hhds sugar Elder &co59 DO Shit SEQ
Total j26 hhds $40 bhls
TENNESSEE RIvER-Per steamer Passport ssi bale. colt
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Sherman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE kE7E EssS
WILL EFFECr
A ERMkN EN- L GU X Il.

5srs~ THE TRUSS IL ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
1TtFRS n frm pFincp action, eqantly. ~ q Jne
.essnE r. ADVANTAGES, while 1t srac tom tn objection
to Tho
MORE NATURA icing comparative light bad Ruptaeai car q
regulated M brought hernAi thoo5
.1ing security al times, under the most =
propr shfl surgeon thf rearr
dauErt StraneH1n other painful o. n
ssous symptoms, which il nequrnt the use o. o"r i
with ttrrnN 20
Truss and apply to themselves bad and dangerous Prsc
b,h cannot seen only bN Anatomy, AMI
ani Ruptte Let il be remembered br ths
be Injurious If sui Inc e OF tnpiu7e
ped TO- properly tted 1hereoTe have concluded . @
AGENCIES sill on At my or'ce
0hnsrva he siSn of,be ~ .vRr the door mhiaIYdA
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.


new yoRK Dgeeuhr .eorroN-1e market Is heavy Sol
ee' we're sold yesterday A "a p' S qa'' 5sf a Cut Pts
S Sa e! Low SS%...s st,s. ,,. 9s
receipts Gotten ali the ports se Dc Z Il seiieml
.t,.'-,lalrs l,.l2o1 Sill
shipment, ron southern Nohern rar,...... .S5} 26so
Stock al all ports '1.G! 3as6gS
RE doSasS,d tenica;; Of Liverpool nirt aud The heavy re-
sepa pots, 100000 bales receipts
period q ISL have osraend le FLotRrhere
~ steamer VOW over a fere is jc to Lad al ia.p Tes
aud eNy sss, bills s. 5o5 621
sasht State nsiniy at s5 t6 - ~ et5 S. for
good OHIO southern iu ' ther "ot so pressing M
ket aud ttle inquiry g, shfoa ss Of $50 6DIs a. T 5a@
The stock Of n kinds OF Flour a9't tl9i
White iyae plenty llCg5 ale
waer la Jersey. FIN r iemand
orrras wss,.,n yellow $50 So rey 6S
wl southern Ihs exports Of Bs'taa since The It seem,r
tls. Sss,3sl se5,I5s
g:e9es
Ts taaa navigation being al an end our receipt, ar light ami
fined those nom the south and by railroad The nse here has riser
q Wheat 100 bushels great pat TRovlsIoNS
There less doing Pork bnt holde firm III, demand ,nn
prime ais SO prime A i scarce At q, 5oC Beef ia T. good
ds'an' and = s s' M fs country Sess ~ 90
Do. "a 25l4 80 Prime finn quiet IS o@t
Bs Hams ar r@ a. sp4 75a log, are in soS daa"
s@s and more plenty. Is good demand and limited
ply Batter plenty limited request f7G
obe 2oG 2a for Western larics aeso far Orange
market the uppvno aa The lemni cool sals'
$50 bits New Orleans Al FREGlis To Iiyr'cl, we
bushels wheN. loi@ lo%i 1000 har' Ge,n M and e se
ss, " e. L1 "a @ eG I S9nr 3 ~ "a @ GS a
Flour sd To Roterdam-l0 bales Cotton t. To New Or
Hss. g loot An Amerean shin was hsriered from New orleans
Nsres snd back to New York private terms British bark for
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FROM fHrTHaNFTr1. FU1J NsH }oEE-
HUMBOLDT BIN. %. CNbOLIV Jan Ir.
liEti ~ g. lEtANN jan. -.
FRANKLIN t& klIN
WASHINGTON Fsh. J.. WASFENGTON g.. 20.
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers

TNTT
ChEaHRfrt for Bn-0r. a % Er ADS d. .N i . a IrH, D.
I\tFlr tH1j n. s.. rs .laritlc IAH-. N. w. ~ =
ASIA i--'..... Is. w.. ASIA ''r-1..--. 81. g..
AMERICA tBrl. Bstnu. AMERICA lur.t boston,
NHITfC tr.Y. y ST.. 80. .BSiIlCt AMI, y. -.
AtAitA iGr.I.- s. f-lar .tHAEit ltry. ). y " .t
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yac- The entirely new and very light draught
sag, MANCHESTER, bowman, nssier l-ses for PITTSBURGH
nd All Int, rn,sdse landings THIS EvENING a ocoek,
jhG MCDOWELL jR., a BELL, l2 Poydfas street.
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rs" The elegant and swift running passenger
ARKANSAS, Ben. VIII leave for LITTLE ROCK
and I'll landings tbs EVENING 4iapsk.
iau6 MCDOWELL. JR, 4 BELL, Il FoydrIs street.
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1f7- The splendid passenger packet steamer
VET MpKA, ODDS m lor, W p,ilye ags or MONTGOMERY
7rd all landings Ali8ut .rr THIS EVENING at O'Clock,
the Ne Jnriu, loot " |ula
AZ AI.lJpFEI.L. r., n BELL. ~ PovdTus 81.
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asss- The splendid and fast running passenger
- nm nav. mnrniflccnt and s.

TIOfI, Mffu, ptl leave ltltNt T.
all Intermediate landings HIS ENENGNt,, at p'oio.k
Jams WHITE y BUCHANAN, 81 Fu'nE street.
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passenger plcl e Steamer COMPROMISE, Capt Cp wiz po lyly
SHREVEPORT md rus ENEN
lNG. a. o'rlala SMITH EiNiSTER, % royias iang
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~ NOTICE. Tile ship CoNNEcrl0T, Capt
:. y WtlHs lts, 20 ,tlsa rost ~. g. Fnul
pa-. tqu-sus, rela- r,.,r lhrr l,risit
'hs .-.s-1, e. r UH EI,T go, 80 trH ret. iHr3 30
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Ett~ NOTICE Neither Captain nor CunSig-
u.ru E0ih ahip btANclI, rtpt cp1 Liyr'|,
lF' viii ie larola'ss HHy -uts contacted ayft rw
tHi luilS TpJLE IS Bath Ifa.'.
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Mg The splend

re- The splendid and fast running passenger
TECtNSEi Pears, master will poyN leave CSttN
NATl aHi a n'c1n late landings Titi. ENENlNG, etok.
jsu5 MCDOWELL, Iltr. BELL, ~ Posdtas street.
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Total. S66,e3l ,9s7

Total. S6663 1857 soSoop w
Mr. Converse offered the following preamble
and ordinance, which were read and made the
special order of the day for Tuesday next by the
following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Clark, Claiborne, Converse, Gil
auel Jones, Labatut, Lugenbuhl and Woods.
.Ndqs-Messrs. Harris and Burke-2.
Whereas, By the thirty seventh section of the
Act of Consolidation it is made the duty of the
commissioners of the con olidated debt to ascer-
| tain and determine the amount of the debt Of
each of the late municipalities; also to apportion
| the debt of the old city among them the said
late Municipalities in proportion to the assessed
value of real estate within the limits of each,
according to the assessment rolls of 1851.
| That has been ascertained and thus appor-
toned, as will appear by the report Of the Com
mis- sioners of the Consolidated Debt to his Honor
the Mayor, by which 1t appears that the debts
| Of the late respective Municipalities are ascer-
tanned determined and fixed as follows:
Say Municipality Number One, ....S2, $50 900
| Municipality Number Two. .....a 4U0,OO0
| Municipality Number Three, ....... 100000
Thus il is found that the sum Of 5000, 600 to
be raised on the property real estate and slaves
of said late Municipalities, as the Consolidated
Loan Tax, will be .apportioned as tollowss%
The First municipalities proportion Us
| Will be ....... > ~ 4,eo< q
Second Municipality. ............ 92o,42I "a
Third Municipality, le4 939 w
$500 600 90
By the assessment rolls of the present year 1t
is ascertained that the property lreal estate and
slaves ON which the Consolidated Loan Tax Is
70 be levied amounts in the respective late Mu-
inequalities, as follows;
Say in the Third Municipality (ncw ~.
Second DISTRICT to the sum Of =
SCI. 0S3 $50, and to raise its pro-
portion OF tax requires 1888 frac-
tious per cent, which gives .Sl74,6S2 81
In the Second Municipality NOW
the First District to So, $780, 500,
to raise its proportion of tax
y qures 5000 fractions per cent,
which gives ................-... a2u,4z' ~
i In the Third Municipality NOW the
Third Districtl TO S6,i20,952, re
quires 1000 per cent, which
Ii gives ........ ioi,so' -
The assessment roll of the late City
OF Lafayette lnow the Fourth Dis
lie trict) shows the value of taxable
property TO be Sc, T9l 500, on
IS district the charter act of which
consolidation requires shall be
~ levied rs Consolidated Loan Tax,
: the amount of ................ 5O,u0O OC
lie TO raise which requires 1852 frae-
tons per cent. 7= -.e
: But as it is not deemed proper or prudent, il
making this estimate, to rely on colle"s".- "--''
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