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Deferred Articles.
woMAN's RIGHTS coSvENTIoN-MoRE T.
FOLLY


CLEVELAND, Oct. s.-The Womau's Rights
Convention re assembled here again ye,tel-
day, very quietly, with scarcely any trace of
the storm Of The day previous, The harmo.
ny Of The body was however, soon again
threatened by the introduction of letter
from the Rev T. w. Higginson, asking the
Convention 10 take up collection for the
purpose of raising a fund 10 print cheap
advocating woman's rights,
Mrs. Barker and Abby Kelley objected, de.
nouncing the Rev gentleman as hereto.
Lucy Stone replied in indignant terms, af-
ter which the collection was taken up
Whilst the plate was going round, some
young men in the gallery said that if Miss
Lucy would come up there herself they
would she'll out. That lady Instantly went
up, when the young gentlemen launched out
forty dollars.
Mr.. Garrison introduced resolution abus.
ing the worlds Temperance Convention for
its action against Anlonette Brown.
After some remarks by Messrs. Gddings
and Burleigh, the resolution wa. carried.
Mrs Barker made an address of the mos,
blasphemous character, rallied at the Church
and the Bible, and abused the clergy as i'm
posters, &c.
Much confusion and excitement prevailed
during this speech, Antonctte Brown lndig-
nantly replied that she was ready to answer
Mrs. Barker to-day.
The Convention then adjourned until Sat-
urday.
| SECOND DEsPATCHl
CLEVELAND, Oct O. The closing scenes Of
the Woman's Rights Convention. Yesterday,
was most exciteng. Anloinelte Brown re.
piled 10 Barker's infidel speech, denouncing
her as hereto. Garrison replied defending
Barker.
Mr.. Nevins also made reply 10 Barker
making severe personal alusions, during
which he was frequently interrupted by.
Messrs. Garrison and Barker, until the andi.
ence, losing patience, finally Kissed them
down.
Garrison called Nevin blackguard and
rowdy, whereupor scene of grea, excite
| mPnt ensued
After the adjournment, Nevins met Garr-
son in the street, and demanded an apology,
which was refused. Nevins then laid violent
hands on Garrison pulling his nose and other.
wise maItreallng him. The latter made no
resistance, and Nevns was finally taken of
by his friends putting an end 10 the scene.
Before the final adjournment it was voted
TO hold the next Convention in Philadelphla.
on the 18TH Of October, 1854.
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TIE GEAmANI rORr TRAGrnY-

An account Of the circumstances Of the
recent killing Of Major Arnold, at Fort Gra-
ham, by DR.. J. NJ Steiner, of Pennsylvania,
has been published. The brother Of Dr.. S,ei-
ner, in letter 10 the editor of the Augusta
Chronicle, pronouuces the statement untrue,
and says
My brother was placed in arrest by Major
Arnold for having published Lieutenant, for
using language TO him, which no gentleman
and man al courage could Tor an instant tol.
crate Major Arnold knowing that my bro
iher would ask to know why he was arrested,
Uhe matter between Steiner and the Lieu
tenant being of private characer,) deter
mined, in consequence Of an old feuL, 10
reply TO HE question in such manner as
would force the Doctor 10 strike him, when
he would be held eXcusable for tax ing his
life
My brother did not resent the offensive
language in The way Major a. anticipated,
hut remarked that the reason assigned for
his arrest was not in accordance with the
facts whereupon Major A. drew one Of his
pistols and shot at my brother, who was
standing about five feet distant, The Doc
tor returned the FIRE, breaking the Major',
left arm above the elbow. Major a. fired a
second time, but again without effect, when
my brother shot him through The body
Major A. attempted 10 shoe, again, bur the
pistol snappedi when my brother killed him
/ Dr.. Steiner acted on the defensive through.
out the recoulre aud only returned shot for
shot Major A, was in the command Of lhe
post, aud could have nriered my brother info
close confinement, had he deemed it neces,
sary, without The least personal risk
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UJRITING FLUID and self sealing Enve-
w lopes, lust received and for sale by
Ln,l 10 is5l- H.B. MASSER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22
WM. MICA RTY,
BOOKS KSELLER,
.Narket Street,
sUNBURY, PA.
EUST received and for sale, a fresh supply q
81 EVANGELICAL 1ESEC

FIST received and for sale, fresh supply of
81 EVANGELICAL NUSEC
or Singing Schools. lie is also opening at
time, a large assortment Of Books, IN every
rronch of Literature consisting of
Poetry, History, Novels, Romanccs Scientific
Works. Law, Medicine, School and Children $
Books, Bibles; School, Pocket and Family, beth
with and without Engrayings,-and every of var-
CIV of Binding. Prayer Books, of all kinds.
Also lust received and for sale, Purdons Di-
rest of the laws OF Pennsylvania, edition Of 1851,
price only 5000.
Judge Reads edition of Blackstone' Common
tories. in 8 vols s vo. formerly sold at $1,000,
and now offered lin fresh binding) at the low
price of 5000
Treatise on the laws of Pennsylvania re-
specting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas F.
Gordon, price only $500.
Travels. Voyages and Adycntures,-all OF
vhirb will be sold low, either for cash, or coun-
try produce.
February, 81, 1s5a.-ti
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22

EREsH Vanilla Bean of superior quality
IL Just received and for sale by -
tune Is55- Ii. B. MASSER.
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LArNuN OF THE LARGEST SHIP IN TuE
WoRID,-The largest ship ever constructed
in this country was launched al Boston on
Monday, the Sd inst. II is Appropriately
named the Great Republic The Republic
is 325 feet long, SO feet wide, 80 feet deep
and has four decks. Her tonnage will be
about 1000 tons, being the largest merchant
ship afloat IN the world. 1t is estimated
that in her construction 2,3S0 tons OF oak
have been used in her frame, hooks and
knees; l,5OO 600 'eet of hard pine in her
keelsou, ceiling, deck frames: decks aud
planSiag, Her fastening is superior. there
having been used about 300 tons OF iron and
Sc tons Of copper, and The amount Of labor
performed upon her is about 5000 days
She has four decks. She will spread in one
suit of sails nearly 10000 yards Of canvass
Her crew will consist of about 100 men and
80 boys. This vessel is destined for the
California trade.
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THE DEAD BROUGHT TO LIFE!

THE UERU bhUUUIII 10 LIT Y
Old Sudbury rising ont ot her sleep Of many
gears.
The Iron horse snortng and blowing has arous-
cd her Steering energies and infused new Nisor
into her PROSTATE system. One of lis first effects
i. scen in the vast amount OF new aud iashlona-
bic goods, just now arrived at
!. W. TENER 4 cos STORE.
Their stock is elegant and varied and well worth
seeing: aye, and buying too at the prices they
ollcr them all are respectively invited to inspect
and purchase.
Sunhury, Sept. 10, 1853
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TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

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No. | is Q feet thick.
No. , is I feet thick.
No. 3 is 6 feet thick.

Making % feet, or - yards.
Equal to, in tons.
Veins Nos. ;, ! and 8, underlie
800 acles o! the land, and
measure respectively II, 6.
and 10 feet in thickness, and
will yield in tons,
Veins - and l3 undcllie AT least
1000 acres, with united
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yield, in tons,
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LAND DOM q s.s al. s.s: :s G u. e.
o~iag Land ssusd by hs he susnia A.
nss at X. .p o s ~. u: N.
vusa'. 70 survey ."a l.y M ONE o.s .sr,s,. Land
sally Pence, Nay John
e"sa ri. no.. a. s"s .na sn
bune, eouno Richard r. Lishburnr, Jsssoa
land oaes exchange military warrant No. $40,
Issued september TO- iss in hs the Aforesaid Avn
one. exchange mli,. warrant No: $40. for a. Isa7
ws issued september me name o 'n' Aforesaid ''''
Land once exchange military warrant SAL 4a- sce.
issued september TO- s in ms Of ss aossad Richard
msy warrant So si ,o siss acres. issued D~csnbs, 4 Is
u George W. Hardin, OF Bloomington, Moares
This above warrants Issued in oonsdsr.oa u
yea by Richard Lyotbun. ss,snsn,
Virgin. s'a,. during the o. The svoaon and favor q
their s.-gnse Of warrants numbered aas and s,ls.. -
The before mentioned numbered 2 sas $40 So and
ssa dup,ca,. k.soa for ossin.
issuct In the Of r susnans keh
Land dupcste' a47 100 acres Issued
sia joshua Tuss,.s Dscsn
,ss vsas s ana VA. o., - sr!y.e o.. s.r
s. on s.s.i. s"s ss Wins: !.
county Indisca snd his wife, Hnrr~
Land once srch,nss military wsra. No sas tor 100 acrs.
.asd sovsmss, n sse George W Hardin, s.u..
0sorg- Buler who s-saee roy Red
si.h, Ei,sbs,h sconsld, Macy brewer, su
cate par, 10, .sI No ssa issued 10 s nan.
hn enher April g. 1rs in consideration Of hi.
sinia State h"s, and which
application coui--ion.r the Genera,
oss Of n STATE: obtain s:d scrip under he ron..
warrants. 0so16E w HARvtN,
y Fo' himself named hsin
Of Lieut. Richard L.sh,barns.
Nov Behavior
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Eyaefre conditions 10 incorporated IN The eo~irnes TO
The srts~i hs department. may deem proper
Sevon minutes ire allow ed each intertnedate Of
Ace when not otherwise specified, for asserting the mails
On routes where mode OF convey admits oil H.
be the department. also office blanks
mail bags and keys are TO be conveyed without ak
Il a charge.
No pay will be made for trips not perormed and Tor
each OF such omissions satisfactorily explained three
mos pay oil the trip may be d. Quoted For arrivals so
TAR behind ume TO break crnnex,on with depending
mails sufficiently excused, e-oudh OF the com
pensauon Tor the up soblec, to forfeiture Drdncnon
be ordered tor grade Of performance interior 10
thai specified In For repeated delnqnenciss
of the kind herein specified enlarged penalties, proportion
cd TO thereof and the inporance OF The man.
may be made,
4 For leaving behind throwing of the mails or any
portion OF admission of passengers or Tor be
ng concerned 10 seng up running an express convey
inv com uie retail iuteg ahead OF the mn quarters
pay may be deducted
6 Fines Will be imposed, unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by ccrlhca,ss OF
po.mssyer, sfa.yits oer ere iuable cfsous
Tor snx contract tus for nss scng 70 nsts
~. ali nom or deliver A into poet Office for suffering
lowing either the un,uitablenss Of the place
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TKsAssar DsrAxTsxsr, December ], Ieoa
The time limited BY tbs aforementioned this de
Of the soh July I'D August last purchase
stocks Of the United States hereby extended
next But be observed usual Hssixn
nsnt the holder distinctly the
made up Al tho transmit the
case may be- In default Of this latter
ths pseraum and days ineses. lss
dsmpien TO lst january only will be paid.
To AFFORD an opportunity distant holders notice,
The department VIII consider stocks mailed
said LIST January ~ entitled 10 Its dement's.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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IRON BEDWrEA DS f--Comssock, Bromley, h Co, manu-
fsciuer- sales No rs Leonard New York, door
Of Common and folding plain and bod
kinds Hotel hospital PRISONS family
chidrens bedeads always hand Also general
Of spring beds, hair and cther
These bedteads all others OF cleanliness
They frnm
exceeding durable portable and convenient. Order.
may be addressed to
COMsTocK, BROMLEY h co.
No. Us Leonard st. New York
Agents for the sale Of Descriptive
wherever requested.
Nov Il-d3m
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Ro. JOHNSTON, Auditor Public Account The Commission
y. n. PARKER, Register. OF The sink
GRO. W. MUNPoRb, s.c'y Commonwealth. J iss fund.
NoTbo- holders Of certificates who desire to redeem by
limits ~ the United
before minister peniponsry charge
general consul consul commercial
NJ United
country oce Of court Of such
Of
the United States, the acknowledgment be-
justice public commissioner Of dseds
of Virginia. IL sufficient In all
he mus delivered.
HcuNosp, VirGins, November b 1859
Dec t-dttnMr
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NcdomPudh OF Ok CenI Dept
THE holders of following certificates Of debt issued by the
edcemabe the 9Th day Of March, 1884,
within period exceeding fifteen years. will aks
the sinking fmd created by
act Of general assembly Of Virginia. passed the 26h day
March, proceed thu first day Of March, 1884,
the OF the Commonwealth
holders of said certificates required the said
6s day the office Of the
auditor surrendered the interest thereon will
ceas that day:
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FoURTEENTH
j New York avenue.
select and vespc~s
school, thorough training o their sons In tbs
the modern isnswawes
and they he n~d FOR college, on 'o
snsirsens commercial pnuis are sspert
hy call The pnctpa soon
oil Few
~ had or doubtful.
pul4a win h~nc advanced he
ycnd ne psimary branches. M
Circulars can 5. oh'.'nsA principal bookstores
T.. RICHARDS,
ssps it-As Prsssp-i'
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oeo~getown Female Seminary, Georgetown ID. q.
THIS institution operation. few pupls
admitted family. Terms for boarding pupils eooe per
months, payable half yearly, in advance.
French, music and drawing, &C, extra
Day pupils from Is TO go psr quarter In advance
Catalogues be had application 70 the principal
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
OF 0R-AjNlsJan Principal
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Home ard F~vstgn Patent asA General Agency
MICHAEL NoURsE CO.,

Once southwest Of hh nearly Opposite the
General Post Once, washinsson, n. c.
~ q Co will give their prosecution Of crs
s assnst the government wheh. before Congress- the suprss
this and fore
rights Their VIII he regulated
and extent ~ the rendered.
One {" ths firm viii shortly Fnfsad ID.
hnen Europe and will take charge win which"
may be intu.ted
MICHAEL NoURaE,
JAMES MORaS,
CHA9 Y. srANssURy
Solicitor snd legal sd-i.er, n. X. oiLLrr
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby
IN persons indebted the
Of for 1882 whatsoever description that unless
before OF December
will be the Of the undersigned enforce The collection
by advertisement sale the according 70 law
Nov p-3awd r. j. ROCHE, Collector.
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I17io From Lsisyeus BY Dayton Spring Valley. Rickre.
and Lackemute. TO Mafysvde, % miies and back.
Leave Laisyeus every Wednesday st4pm;
Arrive al Masysvlle next day by !pmi
1916 From Salem. by Loakes Ferry. LAisye a. miles
and buck, once a week.
Leave Salem every Monday at6s
Leave lafayette every Tuesday a,sami
i27l7 From salem by Cincinnati and Rickrea. to Dallas.
IL miles and back, once week
Leave Salem every Tuesday att pm;
Ioavs Dallas every Tuesday assami
Arrive al Salem BY ii
i27is From salem by san,ia@ CIV cs1,s wahisg,G"
shlnner's, and Spencers Botte, 10 Peasant HUI.
o @i,fs and east w 1ass
Arrive A. Piea.aot Hin mex! Saturday by pm;
Leave Pleasant SAINT A,ll every Wedae'day stoam;
Ia7i9 From Ma.ve KING. Valley. Is miles and back.
Leave Marv.vile every Thursday at4pm;
Leave K.ns's Valley every Thursday at lam;
l272o From Maysvils. BY Jr.yopois Starr. Point. and
S,aslaw, to Yoncalia. IS miles aud back, once a
Leave Msrysvils every Fridsy.6a
Arrive at YoncaIla next day by SPIN;
Leave Yo.csila every Wednesday at6am;
Arrive AT MsrysviiIe next day by q pm
1871 From North Canyonvle by Middle Ferry. on Rogue
river. Dardsneles, Jacksonviie. and Tsmalh. Cal,
to Yreka. ls0 miles an back. in weeks
Leave North Caayonvio every other Tuesday at
Arrive a, Yreka mex, Friday byspm;
Leave Yreka every other Tuesday al Ia m;
Arrvo at North Canyonvlo next Friday by p m.
Bids for weekly trips wal be considered.
1922 From Yoncaila BY Elkion, Mouth Of Umpqua.
Scottsourgt, and Gardiner, TO Umpqua Guy, %
miles and back, once IN two weeks.
Leave Yoncalis every other Monday att am;
Afrive ~ Umpqna CITY ny IN next day;
Leave Umpqua Cuy every other Monday at6am
Arrive al Yoncala by 6 p IN Dext day
Bids to carry once week will be considered; also,
bids TO start al Elkton Siaslaw, Instead Of Yon-
Gala.
l272s From Yonoaa by Oakland Deer Creek, and Win
chester, 10 North Canyonvlle, 10 miles and back
week.
Leave Yoneaa every Monday al Tan
Arrive at North CanYonville next day by p m;
Leave North Canyonv,le every Monday at m;
Arrive AT YoncaiIa next day by pm.
1924 From Port Oxford 10 SHASTA, Cal, 100 miles and
back, IN two weeks
Leave Port OrioId every other Monday at
Arrive at SHASTA next Thursday by I'm;
Leave Shasta every other Friday al am;
Arrive al Port Oriord next Tuesday by q p m.
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals will be received for supplying the following
offices be specified by the bidder, and limited
their net revenue.
Chenock, from Astoria, 6 miles, week
Cackemas. from Oregon City, miles, week
Lexington, from Astoria, o m,ies, once week
Pacific City, fsom Astoria 10 miles, once a week
PaIkersvlle, from Fairfield, 3 miles, onco a week
Port Townsend, from Olympia, - miles, once
week
Port Clat.op, from Astoria, miles, once week
Salt Creek, from South Yam Hill, q week
Sublimliy. from Salem, Is miles, once a week
Washington Butte. from Santiam City, Is miles,
once week.
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FORM FOR A BID.

IpAsys no change from adrrfisent contemplated by the
bidder.
81 Tor we the may be) there write the name
ma mes In FUN of There the rcidencs residences
be reby propose carry the mail route No. from
To-, often as the Postmaster GeDesars sdver-
for proposals for the dated October 3D. 1883
rcourr. in The time stated in schedules
said advertisement and by the following mode OF
ance Here state how IL Is 10 be coovsysd,1 for
the nnnua there write out the sum ia words full
Dated ISignedJ
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UTAH.

l2sol From Sal, Lake City. by American Fork. Provo
SON spring., Cold Greek, SANTA Clara, and San
BernaidnO. Cal, TO San Diego. LOCO mics and
Leave Sail Lake City tho 10th OF each month
Leave San Diego on the 2Oth Of each month;
Arrive at Salt Lake CiIy by the 18th Of the next
lzsoa From Sal, Lake City. by Paimyra. Lehi City.
American Fors, ieesant Grove. Provo Cry, Pay.
SOD, Spring vile. Corn Creek. Fillmore Guy. and
Salt Creek to Manu-, 81 miles and back, once 4
Leave Salt Lake CRY every Monday &c m;
Arrive Mauu by p Tuesday,
leave Man. ,,, G i I" ,v 70 S f,siv
lasos From Salt Lake Guy by Fo.l LARAMIE Council
Bluffs. in Iowa, 1000 mile. and back, once a
Leave Salt Lake City on the 10th OF ench month;
Arrive al Couacii Bluffs by the BIB OF the next
Leave Council Bluffs on the 10Th Of each month
Arrive Salt Lake City by the STA Of the next
Separsre proposals for the part beyond Fort Lara
me are invited Also. bids 10 the whole
route twice month each way
,2soi From Salt Lake City. by Miers Creek Browns
willie. 40 miles and back twice week.
Leave Salt Lake City Mondays and Thursdays at 8
Arrive a, Brownsville by s same days;
Leave Brownsville ruesdays and Fridays al a m
Arrive al Salt Lake City by 8 p IN same days
l2So5 From Salt Lake Guy 10 Toee Ciy. IS miles and
Leave Salt Lake CITY every Monday at6am;
Leave Tosle civ, every Tuesday Gam;
Arnve Salt Lake Guy BY Up m.
NEW MEXICO.
1880 From Santa Fe by Albuquerque. Socouo Don Aps
Fort Fillmore. Fiontero. (EeYas,) Z, Pas,, San
EIissno Masodin.viae, ana Leona. 10 San Anto-
mo, $40 miles and back, once a month
Leave SAINTS Fe On the LIT OF each month
Arrive NJ San Antonio IN rs days;
Leave San An the ist OF each month
Arrive al Santa Fe Ia Is days
BIDS TO carry twice month invited also, bids
10 make the trips in ~ days
I2pCl From Santa Fe. by La Canada. to Fernando de
Taos, 10 miles and back. twice a month
Leave Santa Fc the Is aud l5sn oil esch month al
Sam;
Arrive nj Fernando de Taos by the 3D. and l7th a,
I'm; -
Leave Fernando de Taos on the 18th and 18th OF
each month ats M
Arrive al Santa Re by the ia,h and 3oh at IL m
Bids for weekly tnps iuvited.
I2o02 From DJnand, by Fort Beiknap. to Gainesville, In
Texas, and back, once weeks.
Bidders 10 state distance and schedule OF arrivals and
departures
Bids Tor weekly trips are invited
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NEW York. May I'D. tes3-Tbs undersigned hiss this day
once No 40 William Merchants' ErshanGe)
for transaction of general brokerage business.
mining railroad State, and city
securities bought and cold
rrc..-ory h. Of exchange and loans negotiated
N.r t9-Ad EMAHURL n. HART,
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NOTICE.
TxxAsUaY DxrAATAssT, July 3d. 1888.
Notice hsrsby gives Of
the United States ofths loan Of ssh
e7 and edesmabs the 3s Of December 1857 aad Of the loan
authorized BY the NC, Of 3l March, 1885, and edesabs 10Th
June, 1865 that this department prepared purchases time
between the date hereof day Of December
extent OF the Of i've millions OF dollars Of the said Stocks
tho terms mentioned, wiis
In Of contingent competition, within hs stated
preferences will be the order Of time in which the said
stocks offered The certificates duly assigned the United
sass be transmitted this department the receipt
Whereof aphce will be paid compounded of the following pacu
lars.
l. The par value specified in certificate.
g. A premium said amount Of tweny-one per
Interest the Of the certificate from LIST july
receipt treasury allow
flor the reach owner Of
dillon.
Payment for said stocks will be made drafts
the United States the Boston, York
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TRxAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Aug a. 1858.
Notice hereby the holders per
the loan authorized April
December 1862 holders
the loan July 1885, redeemable
vembeT 1885, that this department prepared purchase
time between the date hereof and the
the exen, Of millions Of said stock the
the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit;
In ofany contingent compcton within
preference win be given order Of time in which the said
either kind be offered The certificates duly assigned
United States transmitted this department upon
cep Whereof will be paid compounded of the following
uculars:
The par specified in certificate.
3D. of the stocks Of S4a redsemable
in 1862 premium Gus the beg osX the
stocks OF 1886 redeemabc in 1885,
Sd Interest the certificate from the s Of July 1853
oreccpt and settlement the treasury with allow
the rcac owner Of days interest
dilion.
for said stocks viii be made in drafts Of the Treasurer
the URed States Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Dec l-dtlstJan Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Tho undersigned undertake that, II tho foregoing bid
carrying the No. = lie accepted by the POI
master General the bidder shall 10 The LIST day OF Ju
next entef into required obligation TO perform the -
VICE proposed with good and sufficient surenes
Dated ISgaed by two RuarAntos]