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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

ou, rdibti. b,cihe, dn,t. ef "a E,l~ss ilp,,,a
nn oute, ,u,,un liuasp recs having been ,pme,
prr since 10 nnllrsn If te,ran vhenhr enc ,,e wns
..en,,d ~, Tho camden aui Amhu, arAeinis ~ npn
ton iss' rln., ih'n W. ient geo why A. shesi isni
hlss,lf ,e,iineae mshs, III behalf ~ hA mc,s ani
tnun,ia i,,umlrerl 81 The white lluuae W. iu,si M
,,,lln,sps a,p rr,,,h IN ihu r,pn,la,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

M,ssAcursrrTs--Tho Wings have chosen oicrga Soma.
tors NIL oh,rp fn no choice riacioa Thegc "a quorum
tlrcitd
The new House now uianda~Whlga -, Coalltios ~
Nationals. Wig majority o.
The majority against the Now Constitution exceeds 1000
- end lie authors have onl, semsevea To blame for IT,
Emery wsshl,,n (whiRwIl pretty aurply 10 Ucvornor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

ten n y iint,r We 200 with rgtei Ia r,ely ceftaolY
beaten i Senator IN Mali rn AMI oswpHc ilad he early
openly heartily iaten ground fas Tho Maine law. this
would no have happened IL lille haj that Mslsan
EQUITY enc Of ihp mai liberal progressive aud me,sm
elpy In ihe State shuuj he represented h, liuukes IN
iuh srusp ard Assembly iiAi management a tho .anse
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OF U. S. MINISTER'S AT FOREIGN

WAsHISGToS, Wednesday, Nov l6, 1888
The Star says that Government have Official adyces OF
the kind and cordial reception Of all new Foreign
Ministers who have arrived at their places Of desnaon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17
BALLorING FOR U. s. SENATOR IN VERMONT

MONTPELIER, VT, Wednesday, Nov. TO- 1893.
Three baotings for United States Senator were had
10 day On the Last ballot the stood For Kellogg,
Democrat 90 Collamer Wing, 81; SKATER Free Sod %
Brainerd Free Soil s. scattering, >.
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Union OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATS AND Ma
TIONAL WINGS.

SYRACUSE Wednes iay, Nov. &C. 1883
The Syracuse Republican Of this morning contains an
important leader developing the probability OF general
union between the National Democrats and the stiona
Wings As indication put forth in an influential organ
il attracts considerable attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

ior trnu's The ii,iilsh steamship ANhn ssllel ,es
iedey ,nu,nlrp NJ u orloeh O., lhproc' With " rassu
pt's and thproco ~ specie ~ nssiar rsh tense al
reslrn ~ ll'nit usulhwr' rnsleni sni ileei CN
JNs,t l'siepi s' amp,a hs gas.epseis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

The Board Of Assistant Aldermen last night con-
CURED in tie increase of Police Salaries and the mat
ter is carried out in spite of the Mayors veto.
50 goes another hundred thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

NV ORLEANS Wednosday, Nov. 10, Is5J.
Further election make the Democratic majority
in the Legislature joint ballot 30. The Congressional
Delegation will stand three Democrats TO one Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

Prices majority. Ssst
The lew Legislature divides as follows;
Senate. ....... Wing. 6; Administration. H.
House .......Whg, 20; Administration 49,
Msority in Joint Ballot % There is no hope for the
Maine Law this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

We need not call attention to the developments in
another column with regard TO the alleged Election
Frauds which we gave in brief yesterday morning
The ease seems TO be so outrageous, that public at
feutiCn c,LuOi be drawn from IT,
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~ or RAILROAD BONDs-rEMpRRsyc
(nNVENFInN
PHogiDEScE, wednesday, 10,

PHoyiDEScE, Wednesday Nov ls is,,
The Hartford, Providence sni P.shkl Railrs.a o..
rnny sod n day s75Ooo Of he por cent Bad, AZ ~
Chy Of Plgyidence q, i07.
Temperance Convention was bold IN this city 4. A.
nnd received TO mike nomination Of Governor
Ga "a
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nrRfpuoN oF nIlrlsu TROOPS ~ rus
pLnNiNvFs

nnstoN, Meiaeslt,. Nav Ia ltAA
N i,hn pale,a ~ tha Nh lnsl mansea nNmeas daset
nns q, ua.ah sahtlaa Al Ftpleii,ANn AMI Sc loAn NJ
the elt,s tince ~ as.as, e1ahb thl,eVa deserted rs
hed,, ,rhlrh With hem sh,h side N'wf Net 'eN ave
& tulVh
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nR w ,gnnsEY.

MN I'll mo esdiadoo ofihe upiolJen of Monopoly
md tow selling u woyoa That u" majority for 20.
iLa year falls IA below that of Ooy. Font twg
MO, ~ tbal NJ President piorco lag' ycS, '
a. ftll tafo f,f Uovofuosf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool for this port
with three days later intelligence from Europe is now
in her twelfth day out and nothing heard Of her when
We wtnt to press this morning
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uApyraND COAr. TRAnr

BALTIMORE. Wednesday Nov i6 Issa
The MARYLAND coal trade for the last week wa, t,s
tuns The canal is in fine boating order
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COTTON FACTORY Burnt

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Nov i6lsa
Burners Cotton Factory near Paramount was dcstr,,.,
By fire last night. Loss about $4,000
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STEAMBOAT RURVT

LOUISVILLE. "Wednesday. Nov. is Isy,
The steamer Nolant burnt 10 day on the r..
River one passenger WINS burnt = dea,h The boa a.
henylly laden, and. together with her cargo VIZ bs
Al Loo
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NEW YORK STATE ELECTIONS.
nrrrcIAI nETIrRNl

The above embraces the vote of nineteen COASTS
Secretary Of State and only fifteen for ContFoler-saSS
disparity in the totals.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1853.
~ COfRESPONDENTS

Of Communications Whatever
Or insertion be aubencatod By the name soo
.ddrets the necessarily for public siUn. tuf
o Lis
We esauot undertake rejected Communications
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MARocHETU's WasnSCTOT.
Topr Htsies Nsfall.sfI
il 81 - cls 80 Leffg
Maria
The rp1csT an b. L1sn
To h. Ftlscs "a grffto %
1s whst ~ TO bsa-iurs 90 ~.
asffsnD
Det.4 Gr LYoEs ~ s1ue Po-1ss All pin No ~ Bfss1ssy
Thereis sorrow smoDe the politically decapitated a
psssntg here t.ess W. bsss been
givao rstUfs eofsrt for ~ hsA HiEEErt Tam "a
IsoieS Hair Dfesnr Yasiibfslsssf ss ~ sfss4vsy
TIE BEsT PIANOS ~ THg WOHLD.-lt s an BoJe
Isele fact thai r OftrsHT cs's ssisLfosS ~9
fsuss ard circular scs '< ssy al
hosAes w.1sas 10 ~ Eso.<~s, els 4sssf
JET ORSAMEsrs.-A fall sssoftnsri eossi.iiny II
nss ne'f.Fs hrefes faaFbs sses - Az g.~s,, go
sIc iGsi.o1; husie Bora Dists yz Drsssss fss 49,
Bosspssss 1owssfrOs NJ IN B,sal ssy .5as, "A s,Ss
uBdeI the Bt Fkleis Hotel
H.Is DYE AID WIOs.--B ATcHgLOss Masslaei.,,
,hsss articles s1osf1 - 70 - sfD1~sy ggIDs ri
where ~ has tbe se ," ~. 80 20 - .gp4
Nifs End TosTsss Ai1s gIisss gseos ~ - 90 hes
WY DOA'T YOu TaY byALDjsos PFgsn n
kossslhs fT bsss stiels n ~ ~gl - @4yns "a ,g'
i ~ yea o. ~, sfs = s.s, ~ e ~ w.
koffsLL 1sALsss s@ssftsfsf sn1 ffsgft0 ~ - bs@e
row Bosiob, hss
To AASTULA AID CLoAK BlsogAcnpsrs Tine
lssa iaessmsnii %, Neilss ~ qgeeg as e@gies ~
ilp-e who rssssst Ose,ss Elsfs 10 bs u lG.q,s
On CgAAnsAli9 CLIMATE peoyle should ggtid
fissssstls cnats ~ fsis q Hs
gscrs %. rsess fsesl ~ nfyssf s0a~n " al sgvs1
iS,s lssssise II q - "a " sss ~ H. ss dL ~.
as.asas n ~ hoe, - bss 3EssAss pytges~ HlSss
S2l1tyc v cresspss w ~ sf Egesys oa.sJhs .as
81 slf- Jfft sst ietlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

SWING hscnINIs. ~ pffa00 making, ceiling
d xins sswir s.eLss oss-ls ass<.ss ~
hefeby ns4fsne1 sgsl11t ilagng Or
rsi Pssf ss0fd sept o lsS IL 4fnuz~n sil - hsa
fespcnstls eoeoIdng Tie gaE ysfst tgz1 -
anfetnrs and e~f ii.ehrs sses ny 40 fsss. ~
es.4s Wheeler, Co G40lsf BltsI q, tAe Afssa1
Nssset,e s. 81 "a tsrs q Ard A Dasof n few7ss fa
A. lelsts iscfDo sss WD>fsssgs Eesas
2 Moore Lynn, Ma, s1f a y Hove ~ 4
fiowK Pafentes n Pc DrfEa beSsef Nsess.
rs BfosS~r 2oTs al 10 ~ 1-4..sf4f EtateE
sI.f sa4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

CQTElN6, OlQsElNG AT GREAT RASSNNS.-
Pa Nsaos CiA f 81 q Gao. ~ s''sa A. very s1s
sstrxs .lsss t.S - Ans set7s - gsS7saat
rrsra g4ass geS sad cass7 fE--szs b. hses ca
racS< q, T. = l'S Ne g felftn-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

(EcgF M ltI1lIe O. even DESCRIPTION, suitable
?, 10 s-rs made q. - iAs fhsatc
~. FA1SELIs c..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

CNrTr.GArNiFNIs AND liUSiERy, WHOLESALE AND
Ekral interested b. purchasing establishment oht-
M a. rNsr,r ss.efr, stock aud where the Good
40 Nt ass iAe maAe AMI sold a. the loves prices Sush
,rr tr a.. uccnfus cherrl sfnrg pablo AZ the Hosiery
ma -ssfcni establishments Of JAMSs RAY, No los BoSey,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

Have lou heard me BUchleys Ii not, go at once
ttar srF Katy Did Song AID Ross May They
sinrs.e Win g. cnsc alriarss. Published by . -
ucRAcr No 4}3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

lAnDANNS PLATFORM SCALfS.-Loug known, sc
vsFel t,si. g. > rels-i The askuoW sndsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

uAED SHrLLs.-A large number OF Hard Shell
hs,us Vssssd unsettled through the Cs.om House
rta .oi - e ic he reformed for usefulness.
1lty cr Of q The hCst 10 so Mother Pearl Shell eve
inn este ~ "a be sold The lowest market price by
IrCfUs UARF No o Rurlin g-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

Vssls TINS ca. ard Ml.er's Saee-store IN Ca
ussm Nv a. q, riss Ltlgs 4 yoe wss s.s-,sl cas-;
xs A 1. Aut 1JpL Slylsrs lYcs .us81s .ys Nss11 as
(.s-ss Fs 81 seas I'll laf.a -,t- Sass So {. 80 va-
rms a. lea Ta-raas J. s. ElAKE Co NJ IS Cs-s--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

HsK Ves.s. slAssN - "A tED. acw Mota gS SIAN, p
- f-ss~., Ae~as4 - Ntnola ara NsssFoaaaa et'-t
..--. asrst ir,ss ,as "a 10 ~ rastN. "A ava
- ,-a4a Ssltst-i b. Ssers ts'aS NHae. tt ts"
- - rsa.ss s-sf EtSfSsI NAV 4 "rcN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-17

NV M,NR>sNS SycSN.~lStr'ns - teis estSeeSa
~ ,.,s4 N., s.s..s a. rsfr ul~f Nt stS rtnher
- - $500 - = Ni..s 40 ". ff.r,ISff Aee's
- ''eHsfNH Ntxffaovf w = MfEN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-25
gy.ory.s,s saf. Company.

gsHHE attention of the public is called to tn
u.jy superiority Of these Safes over VT $50
nc made 81 81 entire principle. fret form rach
plates bars, around wh comp
the liquid metal making itnpene
ablr thse drill, and capable Of resisting S ooso ot
T. me scientific 20 Bly nature ni
Mechanic, @ leaves bolts straps rives " screw" o' e o
lass sHart than tsqnfedt
chem together Neither csu element make
OF ma lined as ith areproot wail
Safes secured
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BAN
rraly n'ney " oher val -
" fuher t1sets but tile sscar 10 any 81 cpopna'
Fsut They H tAH VOTE o. tcha lll
Zen brt kcn3uto eIperieuce has Demonstrated
This C rany t1 t4ru IT ort na'iet 80
SAM ~; lost .o1s ietcHnitt
E'n ard rityuelsa which E be wsf a q 'r'e to"l''
'rQ'i, ~her secured with Iliiig'3 5sck Lasss ,,
p lle above Safes "a LctA e. too nee ~ A Nsi
ti5 1Eicc - w " Ws4Ts '
f.sF+---s A. IS 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-25
MEDICAL.

~ ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, 10:
" i5I CHARTREs8TR rFT-J WRIGHT CO. gfoeo'S
etand department their NhSe
with proprietor Of all The genuine nornh
throughout Uuied States keep costhhy
Sh afeh and ample assortment at rates az beloN we %
they enanl 70 oh' -u
me which be Tor "a s
city Having many 10 re
sale they acquired Tor con
particular liberal scale and are nov
upply the trade exceedingly Low, that the
fi to reaiIe handsome eentase on AZ
sale retail. Al establishment lie toun u
ALI GEN UNE PATENT MEDICINES The iol'e%ing Ht
their furnished to iearfa
afom 10 than anriacnfG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-25

DE- hersd hHt he sl4 JInTafr 1855 s
saosrhef,a Jal.e o Tue Peace city
aHN srp"ard A,sIagt-r Bts'r Pr-5d. H. N t-E
sec-ary rho Home Aatrs Company
being dolly Sworn law, dap0se
aeeountsae iu al
cumpsuy A. BROTHER Precedent
Jssss n WWEELrr Secretary.
Swo-ut1 a14 srb,1s Site she feuarJ 1853
c. V. JgETE. Second Justice OF The u~tee
OF ,ss ~ ST. Of tf,a-ns
~ Tn, Board N Trustee israrsd
p'r cent % Che CARRIED prr-s % she Company a.
is O March next.
h Company continues against psTs 7, Ryrs
Camp street, ALEXANDRA BRgrHEE, grg r4gul.
JOHN R.SHAW, Vie rrss.l-.t.
JAsH HgR W yri,r d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-25

praro, -. cents. 10
- - - '''' 81
n,a -; :, ! +, = irnyinr..s ~ so
ausuie NilisH'' 'H' '' - 80 ' - 81.
D aoen '''' 49, ''t a1
49, : -
S, :. = - - ~.
Hooou.s '''''-t'''''' - .,s
Vst ~ :. 81, :, ~, ' = " -,
80 h'o's W. 49, ~
II .s =, !. e. '''' 49, -
iianns 5" go go '''' - III
H. H. r ~ -, = 49, '''
ieese hanpuig ''.t't''+'
Mel $50 .'''-' ''.'
Lppe Detho4d tt''.'','' FIX -
,sdosG =. go ..'' '''''tt $500 49, 10
sieehiehourE- -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Nassau ..'.''.r.'....'.
Ulaenbnrgh '''' '' -
Prussia. Kingdom aud Provinces Of
ReGss ...............
saxe-Atenburgh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..,......t.,
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RATES OF POSTAGE

On letters Of the weight Of hat ounce or under By @
United States aud Bremen Line Of steamers hereai s
10 sail semi-monthly between Newly or ard Bremen =
to go into effect with the rst Outgoing steamer an r
the 18th Of August, 1903.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-25

Es- The Postage to Aspinwa and Panama direct Is 10
cents single rate and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia Van Diemun' Land
and China. IVA Ssu Franciseo) is each single let
ter cents payable in advance
R The single letter to California and Oregon is
cents prepaid or 10 cents unpaid On newspapers,
etc, etc. The domestic rates apply
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DLAsTER AND MARBt Z UU ST-2o0 bib.
Fssss' ca 'r Io0 hs .,s.sr ~ 1t 7s5l o., -
r-ls " sNfiH FL
l5sres.srss J. a7asA 4 e.
Fl iisaAaxssss I, sss as.slsyrsllisi,- n, sir'
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SCHEDULE or HOSTAGES.

The following the Rates Of Postage since the first Of
July, 1851
LETTER POSTAGE, by malt ounce or under, between
places within the United States;
Pre- paid, UrpaJ.
5000 miles or un1cf. '-t'' tH
Over 5000 miles. DC iti
Drop Letters... One cent eachiusteai Of two cent
Advertised Letters, as t0rmtfly.
WHEN DELIVERED a.. 5. cry POST.
Each letter received by mail % additional
Each drop letter .......... ...........lc. do.
Each city letter .....,....t.... tc, 10
Each circular or haudOill .lc. do.
Each newspaper magazine .......... 4aes do
W g KrNp.Ll. Postmaster
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Pa suEiFHls, stBtatac "a
A43rnSnlof mora sluce ttas ad with r h7,
- tsa.5tri Tire coHfor fsUsis sH-f IS
~ 't-t q aHar uHtrnts, d. Iags's compound syrus
a4l az p lt ne f. ies, and trree ipurthso.
A sftd 3e. Wy M ur, nous Troubled taugI
e -i T-E 'arly t2kur -I8its ud kine
seemed Rg 10y lays past, cearH ri .
'a4 as 6clsTt he commenced
THOMAS MILAN, q Gaees1elt +
- Sold woias retail gents ~ t1s 7.
Az Vest, J, WRIGHT Co 49, Chsfreart Newlrfe.ua
Where al rrft d.
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7ferohanta' Insurance Company Of New
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.

GAPlrAL--rEE MILLIONS DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS Agent.
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ErnAIE OlL-25 h5is iur sale by
T.HFtHI5 ts1 -s --r

LMUNDs, WALNuiS AND PEGANS, ~
#.- F.f,,fsts saRULfI 3 go 81 l5f7Har srv,A
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-09

o T FIcIAL
Treasury psr.,rs,,

TREASURY Dgf.pfx,
WASHINGTON, Aug y, liz 3.
Notice IL hereby given to the holders ca .,
per cent stocks Of the loan sutherszed b, n, ~,
April Is, ls42, ard reieematle slst D,cewb.- ,sso
and also, to the holders CT the six per ecu. sa
the loan sutherizsd by she set Of uly 1876 r.a, ,
able 18th November, 1850, that this d.D.rt,... :,
prepared 10 rurrhsse, at AIRY time between the "A
hereof and III. frst day Of Dec-mber next to IN. :,
tent Of two milliens Of sid stock in the manner
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, 20 wit;
In case Of shy contingent competition. within A..
amount stated, preference wiz be given In ord., :,
time in which the said stocks Of either Kind ma,
offered. The certificates duly assigned to III. up,,.,
States, must hs transmitted to this dep.rtm...
upon the recript whereof, price will he rsis -
pounded Of the following PARTICULARS:
Ist. The par value or amount specified IN a.,
certificate.
ID. premium Of 10 per cent. on the ,.ot,
1872 re ieemable in 1862, premium IA, IN. ca.
may be) Of 81 per cent. on the stocks q ls.e :
deemable In 1856
3d. Interest on the par Of the certificate from n.
LIST of July, 1873, to the date Of receipt and ,-.
ment at the treasury. with the allowance (f,r q.
money to reach the ewnerl Of enc days interrs 4,
addition.
Payment for said ST ocks will be made In dr,n, .,
the Treasurer Of the United States 90 the ,.-,,,,
treasurer at Boston. New York, or rhisd.,phi. :,
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
OFT lo-du Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT July a lsss
Notice il hereby given TO the holder. Of the sx r.
cent stocks Of the United States of The loan ,p,hc
lied by the act OF 18th Of January ls4T, asd re,.
able the 3lst Of Dccaber 1867, and OF the loe. o.,
thoriIed by the act of gst of March, lsas, and -
deemsble 3oth June, 1865, that this department 4
prepared to purchase at any time between the d,,
hereof and the lst day Of December next to the En-
tent of the of five millions Of dollars of the SAID
stocks, in the manner and on the terms hsreir.r.-
mentioned, to Wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within N,
amount stated, preference ~il Be given 10 the ord,-
OF time in which the said stocks may be offered N.
certificates duly assigned to the United state. ru-
be transmitted to this department; upon the r.e-p,
Whereof price will be paid compounded II ID, "a.
/ lowing particulars:
/ j. The par value amount ipeciied In each 80,
tifcatp.
2. A premium said amount Of twpty-ope r.r
cent
3. Interest on the par Of the certificate from d.
LIST Of July, 1861 to the aats of receipt and .stt,.
ment at the treasury, with the allowance Cfor the
money to reach the ownsr) q one days interest in
addition.
Payment for ssid stocks will be made In drafts oI
the Treasurer Of the United States en- the sssstp,
treasurer at Bostoa, New York, er Philadelphia "a
the parties mny indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct lo-du Secretary Of fhe Treasury,
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Captain of Engineers in charge Vt " sshing.
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1t is not to he understood by the above that any
agent Of the Department is restricted TO an aocsri.
anse Of The lolcet bid offered. The object Of the al.
rertsement being only 10 give publ. notice and in.
wife competition. every agent will. AFTER receiving
proposals exercise a sound discretion ia fixing the
terms and prices Of the contract being under DO Oh
legation to confne himself to the lids made in 80.
swer to the advertisement, to the persons Masking
them.
No contract made under thi. Department for .er-
vices or supplies be transferred In any case but
the same must be executed by the original otIi9rr
or by some person In his name and re.pon.Ihe 10
him; and such oblisor will lie held to his l--s re-
sponsibility, and all payments will he mad. to
him.
To Capt N. c. MEIds, U. S. Engineers:
We, the undersigned, resid nts Of in the
State of f, hereby jointly and sersrally covsn-
ant with the United st,tes, and guarantee In case
the foregoing bid Of be accepted, that be or
they will, within ten days after the acceptance II
the said bid, execute the contract for tn. same with
cool and sufficient sureties b perform the work
furnish the articles proposed in conformity TO TIE
terms Of the advertisement under which il
made And in case the said --- shall fail 20 IN
ter into contract aforesaid, guarantee TO make
good the difference between the offer Of the said -
and the next lowest bidder ABB
CD
hereby certify that. tn the best Of my knowledee
and belief, the above named gusrsntors are good and
sufficient. Eff
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

Ldncdstcr county, Pennsylvania,
"ILL open its Both session on the first MON
w DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1852. The Insti-
tuition is situated eight miles southeast Of Lancaster
city, from which place there is daily stage Stras-
burg, leaving the city every afternoon at 3H O'Clock.
Fare 81 n cents.
Access may be obtained to the Academy by a
branch railroad which connects Strasburg with the
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad at Leamon
Place. twelve miles east of Lancaster city. Boys
will be prepared for College, and for the various
businesses OF life. Number of Teachers in the In
stitution is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN, NJ. d., Principal.
strasburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania.
sep l3-tf
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CARD.
10 the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
AIeTandriU &c

HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies', Misses, and Chi
L L dren's French Shoes sold by the under
igned on 18th street, just above C0reoran l. Riggs
banking House, IN his new building,-wi the high
marble steps, where he will rece We Ladies, orders
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La,
dles', Misses and Chdren's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers, SC,
made TO order by II. Weirman, of Philadelphia, ri
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan styles. These Gaexs entirely different
from what are generally known as ''sOp shop shoes"
being all custom work, of superior workmanship.
and warranted TO give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, VINO value beauty, comfort. and economy.
VIII consult their interest by giving me call, and
examine for themselves. C. WEIRMAN
18th St, just above CorcOran Riggs
aug io-'!eo Banking House.