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GROCERY BACKED OUT.

VNSDING our tore entirely too small for our In
II creasing business, we have backed it out SONS
80 feet to Wine alley giving us ample room to &C
commoiate our customers With everything that il
calculated to sweeen, 10 exhilarste, and to nouri
We do not pretend to say VIII sell lower than eul
friends in the trade. but none whe keep stock OF
first rate goods shall go below us.
Cur sleek OF Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars Matches, and
Snuff, Wine, Brandy, and other "0id stuff ARE
selected for lis by competent judges, from the mos
reliable importatioDs. from Jamaica, liavans &c.
The celebrity Of our Snuff and Matches, which ar
not imp6 rted. have enabled the manufl tursrs t.
sell enough to supply the inhahtant. and to set tn
world on fire. s. W. X. HANDY 4 CO,
s. side Pa. ave, between 18th and 18th SITS.
dec l-St#
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GERMAN EXILES IN TURKEY.-A Vienna
letter in recent number of the London
Times, has the following item
a sloop belonging to the United
States, which arrived at Constantinople
on the 4th, had many German refugees on
board, who had come to offer their seryi-
ces to the Porte" ssa
By this it would seem that volunteers
from the United States have already be-
gun to arrive in Turkey.
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EDWARD c. DYER,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA SEGARS,
AND DEALER IN

WIN S and LIQ UORS,
Pennsylvania avenue between 18th aud 18th stree
I have constantly on hand French, German, and
Native sparkling and still Wines fchOcesi brands
Brandies, Gins, Scotch Irish and other WbiSkies
London and Scotch Ales and Brown Stout Cordial
and all other goods usually found in fxst class
Wine Store
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Having an experienced agent in Havana whose
Judgment may be implicitly reli'd on, l shall here
after BE- in the monthly receipt Of Of the choicest
hrar DIS of Segnrs manufacture, the Island fCub3
to samples OF which now invite the attention Of
connoissurs.
Now in Store, 10000 Washington Club and Fl Siglo
brands, received 10y the SchOoners Japanica and
Elzaaeth Jam, of Philadelphia, Chi son, owners
Persons wi hing to PROCURE anv particular orsna
can do so On application 70 me, as have shipments
every two weeks. EDWARD 6. pfEh'
nov S9-~d1Qt Untl
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if the meeting of a new Congress were not
on hand, with its attendant dispense
tions,) we should be surprised thus to
find the youngest of all "Young America
pitching in to support most ultra conser-
vative views, relative to what the werld
terms progress. As all Washington
will probably surmise why the cat Jumps
in that direction, just now, however, we
presume that few will be astounded on
finding our talented neighbor taking that
s.chute" for the time being.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF LETHARGY.-
The Alsacien relates the following singu-
lar case of lethargy:
On the evening of the Both ult., a
young man, the son of widow at Ilhen-
Scrn, who bad been i'll for some time, ap-
parently died. His mother, who is poor,
went to some of her neighhors to procure
shirt and sheet to prepare the body
for intcrment. The mother and neigh
Dor then set about the melancholy opera
ton, but met with an impeachment which
somewhat retarded them. The deceased
had deformed foot, which they thought
would prevent the body from going into
the coffin. In order to remove this OBJ
staclc, they resolved en- breaking the
bone, which was done, and the body was
laid out as straight as though it had new
er been deformed. The body was then
carried into another room, and covered
with sheet. About IL o'clock at night,
the woman, who was to watch the BODY.
entered the room to trim the lamp, and
remarked that the sheet over the body
had been moved. She called the mother,
and on examination it was found that the
leg had resumed its deformed position.
In about a quarter of all hour the young
man was sean to breathe, and soon after
he spoke, complained of hunger and
thirst, and demanded a glass of wine and
something to eat. He then related to the
persons near him that he had been long
journey, and that he had spoken to his
father and some friends in another world.
The young man is still alive, but is not
out of danger.
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70 In Oregon, at the last dates, mon
ey was getting scarce. A steamer had
been destroyed by fire at Willamette
Falls. Some of the whites express their
determination to shoot the Indians, re-
CARELESS of the treaty. A few days after
General Lane had left the Rogue River
Indians, they were fired upoE by party
Tof Captain Walkers men. dozen times,
though without effect. They went to
General Lane, and complained, but he
pacified them by explaining that these
were only few reckless men, who would
be stopped.
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The ENGLISH MINIsTRY.-The New
York Herald of yesterday says:
Private letters have been received in
this city from the house of Barring, sta
ting that Lord Aberdeen had resigned,
and that consols had materially declined.
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"a CONSTIPATION AND SPLITTING BIOoD-See the
certificate Of Mr. Turner III. Ram ey for many years
proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, fredericksburg
Va. and late of tie City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DIR. John Minge, OF the City of Richmond thong h
regular rhysi ian, snd of course opposed to what
he called quack medicines obliged TO say that
IFS good effects in the of Mr.. Ramsey, won
dcrfal indeed
lie had been given up by several physicians; had
tried most Of the quack medicines, and Was on the
verge of despair, well the grave, when he tried
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy Ger.
tificate around the bottle, stating his
*x+See advertisement
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rs TIE Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguereotyres
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stitute. If you want your likeness takcu, go to
WHITEHURsT's. He makes likenesses not characters
at his gallery between Fourand half and 9th street
Pennsylvania avenue.
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40 Joe ShfllinYtOn receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent far Harper's a:d all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortnent of Blank Books and Stationery his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner Of street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
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DAIsINs. ALMONDS, FIGS, 30.

ID AISlNS, ALMONDS, FIGS, 80.
IL IS whole, half, and quarter box Rasins
LOCO lbs. soft shell Almonds
1000 do hard do do
1900 do Walnuts, Fiberts, ard Cresm Nuts
5 frals Dates
80 bushels GrouUd Nuts
80 IN ums Figs
bbls. Eranb-rries
Just received and for sale low by
BARBOUR SEMMES,
Ia avenue oppnsite Bank of Washington.
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n7-TBE STAR OFFICE Is LOCATED ON
d STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH,
NEAR THEJUNCTIONO OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes ii the most desirable advertising me
dun, ~ the District. Il has more readers
IN the cities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the ether Wash
inctOn dQilies combined.
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uNlh
Secretary Of the Tressnr,
NOTCH

TRkArUnI DEPkErNESr. July 20 lsk.
Notice is hereby given to the holders q tn. 81,
cent stocks Of the United State. of the loan ,uh.
lied by the oct ef 2sih Of January, lsi-, and ~.
able the 3lst Of December, 1867. and Of -. Io,,
thori,ed by the set of 3ist Of March, 1915. ,,s
deemable seth June, 1865, thst this dsp,rtro.D,
prepared to purchase 1T any time between N. a..
hereof and the LIST day Of December next, 10 tn.
tent Of the sum Of Eve millions of dollars NJ
stock., in the manner aud on the terms h.r,,..
mentioned, to Wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within u.
amount stated, preference viii BE- given in IN. o,a..
Of time In which the said stocks may b. Offered n.
certificates, duly assigned to the United States nm.
be transmitted 10 this department. upon IN, rsc..,
whereof price will be paid compounded Of tb. 81.
lowing particulars:
/. The par value or amount fpeoined in esol -,
tifsate.
2. A premium on said amount of tvestroa. ~.
cent
s. Interest on the par Of the oertiho.t. frop n.
LIST Of July, 1855, to the date of receipt and still
ment at the treasury, with the allowance fsr N.
money to reach the owner Of ons days interest n,
addition.
Payment for mid stocts will he mad. On sr,,,, .,
the Treasurer Of the United States on IN. as,.,,,
treasurer at Boston, New York, or PhiladellAi, a.
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
se-retaTy Of the Trrssur,.
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OF fIcIAL
Iss.srRr nrs.Rrsrsr

etSoAos, bec- j, lSA2
The time limited by the undermeniion.d pc,,...
Of this department Of The SOth July .uA p. a..
isst. for the rurrhsse 81 s,ocks Of TIE Uni,.a
Is hereby extended tn the Let January r,,t r.,
is 70 be observed that, In addition 20 n. ,.,.,
'isnment the holder must distinctly .s.,xp ~. :
ssrest On the ssne now made MP a, the trva.u,, :.
transmit the s-misunusl coupons, % II. c..,
Be-. In de'anlt Of this lsttsr sss'Funep, ~ To-
mission, the premium and one day in,er.., d.,
terest from time Of redemption 20 lst Japu,,,,
viii &c paid.
To sficrd an opportunity to distant bo,s.,,
avail Of this notioe, the department viii con.,s.,
stocks mailed at any time prior to the ssii In b..
usry - entitled to its benefits.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary eft the Tre.smr,
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"a The iuimitabe THOMPSON is daily engaged
in takiDg those wonderful STEREOSC0PK FOR
TRAITS, Which winning for him such au envia-
bic reputation. THOMPSON has many imi,ators,
but his pictures ahead of all rivalry. II the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
Of perfection, brilliant hut uuf,dng, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, Pope said of his
friends 50 Will bloom in their colors FOR a thousand
years!" His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue,
between \ and eth streets. Try him.
noyIl-tf
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DT French papers mention the dis
patch Of orders to to the Chief Engineer
of the seaports of the departments, fol
the rapid construction of the works at
Havre, for the accommodation of the new
line of steamers from that port to the
United States.
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The RevAIisn Steele will del

~ The Rev. Allen steele will deliver
I the opening Lecture, before the WashingtoR
CRY Young Mems Christian Association, st the
Smithsonian Institute, THIS (Thursdsy) EVENING
at ~ o'clock.
Subject: "Americ,n Youth, in their relation 70
The present age" 1t is earnestly hoped that all the
members of the Association will be prescott The
public generally respectfully vited TO attend.
c. W. SCHREINER.
dec lit Chairman Comm
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regiment when his suspension expires, with
out expense to the United States, and his ex-
penses in travelling for that purpose cannot
be allowed, eyen.though having actually per-
formed the travel in compliance with an order.
DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
We apprehend that Vim. J. Brown, Esq, of
Indiana, special mail agent, leaves Washing
ton this afternoon for the West with copies of
the message, to be at once delivered to all the
Postm ssters of the principal cities OF the
great West, so that they may be ready to
hand them over to the publishers of newspa-
pers on the reception of Geographic dispatches
notifying them that the official reading of the
paper has been commenced in the halls of
Congress. We fancy. that mail agents only
| will be employed by the Postmaster General
| IN this business, which has heretofore cost the
! Department a considerable. if not un necessary.
| expenditure. By sending out these officers
thus, nearly all this expense will be saved
OF course, the postmasters will be held re-
sponsible-thc penalty being forfeiture of
their ofices-for keeping the packages placed
in their hands unbroken, until the receipt of
orders for the distribution of their contents
A CLERICAL AProINNENr--In the Office of
the Solicitor of the Treasury, n. P. Bemus, Of
Florida, has been appointed clerk, class No. 2,
Isl 200 per annum) in the place of J. c. Bib,
deceased
| The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARrMrNr.-On yesterday, The Soth of No
vember, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
! Fer the redemption of stocks. .$43S, ass IL
For Treasury Department, exclu-
| sive of stocks. ................. 3946 81
| For the Customs. ................ 1888 81
| Covered into the Treasury from
| miscellaneous sources. 3l5, SIS 65
| For the Var Department.. 135 ,26S %
For re-paying for the War Depart
ment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1904 q
For the Navy Dcpartment........ 1898 90
For the Interior Department. 1888 46
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CCARFS and Cravats-Back and Fancy
~ Scarfs and Cravats Stocks, Ties, Uandkerchicfs,
Mufiers, &C. of superior and plain styles ard quail
ties, in great variety AMI at uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S Salesrocm.
dec l. Browns Hotel.
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u The LEIPZIG magistrates, in order
to prevent bakers from selling wet bread,
or freshly baked, whereby the weight is
increased, have forbidden all loaves to be
sold that have not been baked at least
forty eight hours.
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MARRIEp

On the 10Th uitiuio, by the Rev. James VI. Brown,
Mr. MATTHIAS r. TOwNSENDto Miss ELIZA
BETH A. ROBEY, both Of BALTIMORE.
ON the SOth uIiimo, by the Rev. Mr.. Aiken, Mr.
JOHN THEODORE QUEEN, af thus city, 10 Miss
LOUISA NJ. HALLER, of Frederick, Md.
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TO THE LADIES,
T T. EVANS respectfully informs the ladies this,
~ he has lately received and splendid
sprtment of FURS, this day, from Europe which be
sell at the lowest price offered, consisting
of Stone Martini Fitch Rock Martin, Siberian SPUR
rel, White Ermipe, &c.
- j. T. Z. likewise calls the attention OF gentle
III men to the new and fashionable style Of HATS
90 that he has just introduced.
Pa. ave. n. side between 18th apd 18th sts
dec l-lw
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" ANTED-Funtshed Apartmenti.-A single
w gentleman, residing permanently in WASH
in2ton, wishes two rooms. parlor sitting room, and
bed room. in house o. cupiei by private lam ",
where there are no board-rs. Location within FIVE
m nutes walk of the Post Office. TIE I'd. eriis I
wishes his marketing done and meals prepared, End
sent TO his rooms. No aIp.ic,tons attended 20 that
do not meet all the above QuiSites. Address by
letter "A o" Washington City Post Office.
1-3t$
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NIINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, sc.
w 90 casks Malaga Wine
halfpipes Dark and Pale Brandy
10 quarter casks Brandy
30 bbls. Whiskey
Is doz b tiles Wine, Brandy, Whiskey, &c.
100000 fine and low priced Cigars
just received acG fer sale low bT
BARBOUR SEMMES,
La. avenue, between 9th and 7th streets,
dee 1-eoGt opposite Bank IF Washington.
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GRAND BALL
@ e n e v I e v e CT u B,
At ANACnCTA HAIL

THURSDAY, Dec. sth, 1853.
FINHE GENHyIEyE CLUB take great pleasure in
Il announcing to their friends and the public in
general, aud the ladies in particular. ihst they will
give another ore Of their popular BALLS on TlkRS-
DAY, December sth, beiGg the second ball Of the
season
The Club pledge themselves 10 be S0Ucs ,v IN
do, Ttiter in re; and also the Committee Of Arrange
N -nts pledge themselves that expenss pains
will be spared 10 make this ball the ball Of the
son.
Managers:
Middleton, B d suit,
D Davis Wv Keilholh,
Brooks, JGr.inger,
Padgett, RT Talbert.
Floor NopGlerS:
J NJ Carrier. j III Hutchinson.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
We would respectfully inform the public that they
will have occasion To leave the bsll TO procure
supper. "a II will b. furnhh-d there by an expert
enced hand al Is cents for ssrh person.
nov 50-5ts
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70 The man who talks to editors by
the hour when they are busiest, turns
over their exchanges, looks at their man.
uscripts, and reads their proofs, is in
town. He paid us a visit yesterday.
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Es- z. ID. GILLIAN, Druggist, has for sale
Medicinal LIQUORS, such as Brandy, Port, and
Sherry, whish can be relied pure, being i'm
ported expressly for medical Also, agent for
VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps
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o~ The Union Literary Society
LII will hold its regular meeting TUIS (1hurs-
day EVENING, at 11s O'Clock, in Temperance He'll
Question for general dscussiou-''ought tlfe fl-o
tive Franchise to b. extended 10 women" The pub
Ee are respectfully invited.
HENRY Z. WOODBURY.,
dec LIE Secretary.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

n EoH The Subscriber most respect
9S&SS fully wishes TO inform the cnZ
ASsS3S4ens Of Washington and yicinity,
that be has just opened i'm the
tore formerly occupied by Mr.. Stephen Eddy coed
ard fashionable assortment Of GOLD ard SILVER
WATCHES. Gold Chains, Gols Seals. Keys, lOIkeis,
Pens and Pencils Rar Ring. Finger Rings, Breaches
Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Gold and Silver Thimbss
Cold, Silver, and other Spectacles, Silver Spoons,
Plated Ware, and variety of goods usually Kept in
jewery store All Of which ne intends 10 sell a.
L1 goods of like quality can tie bought for either
in New York or Philadelphia; snd would Therefore
solicit share of patronage and be viii always ~
desvor to consult the interest Of the buyer us well 81
his own. Please call and examine the goods, and
prices, the store on Penn. avenue, between ana
9th street, north ride.
nov 30-u III. q. HOW'D.
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ty To secure tie insertion Of Adrertise-
DIsmts they m"st he brought to our counting
room before IL ~ ,ethsoise they may not
appear nsutH tie merit day.
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HANDk'FS, Cravats, and Scarfs.-
hayoeon ScarfS and Ties, a large variety Of
black and co!or,d Cravats. Satin and Silk Scarf,
plain and fisurrd Also, splendid article Of Viii
Tab Stocks, FOR parties. For sale at
BlRGES,
dec u Will.rds' Hotel.
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e All advertisements p"bitshed fm the
STAR, Excepting those sent By oar quarterly or
yearly customers, must be paid for mhen or
dered. No attention mil be paid to TRANSIENT
Advertisements sent By mail or marked IN
other papers for the STAR, nniess accompanied
by the money
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John COLLINS, toy shout IL years OF
u age and rece atty student of Washington
Seminary, left his home the oath OF last October
ans has not since been hesrJ Of Any information
respecting him will BE- thsns fully received by Il
grandmother. Mrs C.lpan, two doors north Of the
Bapt ct Chu ch, on 10th St, between and T.
dec ste
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V'EA, COFFEE, FLOUR, sc.
/ IS half chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hyson, and Powchong Teas
so bags Java, Marscsibo, and Rio Coffee
Is btlS. Family and Supsrfne flour
80 boxes Pearl Starch
"a gross Matches
30 ST IS Blacsing
80 COZ. Painted Buckets
IS dog. Brooms and Whisks
Just received and for sale low by
BARBOUR L SEMMES,
La. avenue, between 9th and It'll SIS,
dec 1-eo6t opp. Bank of Washington.
oh e E f, MACKEREL, BUCK
" WHEAT, sc.
100 boxes prime Cheese
100 bbls No. 3 and is Nsckersl
do No. | do
80 bags Buckwheat
Is kcgs prime Butter, for family
$500 lbs. Grand fank Codfsh
30 beXes scaled He-rin-S
30 do Sperm aud Adamantine Candle
60 do Mould Go
Just received and for sale low by
BARBOUR d SENMES,
La. avenue, between 9th md eth SITS,
Gee 1-ec6t opp. Bank of Washington.
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FINE CABINET FURNITURE.

Il
7 INVITE the attention o: those DESTROYS of pur-
j chasing Furniture, or Of furnishing IIcu:es en-
tire, to my general aud extensive stock of House
furnishing Goods, on eth street, opposite Exchange
Bank. l enumerate in part
Elegant Set Of Parlor Furniture Of rosewood.
walnut, and mahogany
Fine walnut and mahogany Sofas
De do Chairs ard Rockers
Do do Bureaus Wsrdrobes
Do do French and Uigh-pOst
BeCisteads
Ecautiful epameled Cottage Chamber Set
Mahogany and walnut Centre Tables, &c.
DO do Etageres
Do do Secretary and Bookcase
Do do SideboaIds
Gilt frame Mirrors
general assor tment of Chairs, Dedsteads, Wash-
stands, Tables, Bureaus Wardrobes, Hair and SLuck
Mattresses, Feather Beds, &c.
The subscriber will give particular attention to
Furnishing Houses entire. in any style required.
dee div n. NJ. Mc1REG0R.
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VISITING AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS

FIR Ldflles and GTfTlcmen.
TUE NEW ENGLAND CARD WRITER has .r
i rived at the 8. Hotel, and offers bis SEW ces
to Members of Congress, Officers of the Army and
Navy, and strangers generally who will find il very
necessary 10 have few cards in their pockets in
king calls upon their friends and the public depart
mcnts Ladies and gentlemen invited IN call
and procure specimens dec l-3ts
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TREASURY Drp,Rru,xr. Aug p. Iss

TREASURY DsPtRru,ST. Aug p, rrs
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of III. .,
per cent stocks of the oek authorized hy tn. &C, NJ
April Is, 1872, and reieemabIc 3lst Decenbsr. lses
and also to the holders Of the six per cent -o.k, a
the loan authorized by the act of July, lS46 redeem
able 18th November. 1854. that this department /.
pr pared to purchase, at any time between the d,.
hereof and the FIRST day Of December next 10 the al,
tent of two millions of sad stock in the manner end
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, 20 wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within n.
amount stated, preference viii be given In order If
time in which the sod stocks Of either kind may h.
offered. The certificates duly assigned to tb. Upiici
States, must be transmitted to this DEPARTMENT
upon the reSeipt whereof, price will bs raii CON.
pounded of the following particulars:
LIST The par value or amount specified In each
certificate.
ID. A premium of Is per cent on the ss,ks If
1872, reIe-msbl. in 1882 or premium las the cs.e
may bel of s. per cent. on the stocks Of 1886, 70
deemsble in 1856.
81. Interest the par Of the certificate from tn.
LIST Of July, 1885, to the date Of receipt and settle
ment ct the treasury, with the allowance Cfbr III.
money to reach the ewneE Of one dsy's Interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will Re made in DRAFT. Of
the Treasurer of the United Stats' On the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New Fork, or Philadelphia. {.
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE
Dec 1-dtlstJan Secretary Of the Treasury.
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WASHING TON CITY:

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER L.
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IL largest and best assortment offered by us
and we think at the lowest prices Saesrot Browns
Hotel. STEVENS.
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