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steamer Alabama.

The Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Pa
triot under date OF yesterday, thus writes
"There be misunderstnHdins about the steam
er Alabama chartered hv she government 70 pur,uf,
Of the san Frncsco Some have represented her be
old craft. and unsuitable io THIS,
you he beet auihory, is mistake The Alabama ~
year old is fourteen hundred burden, and
built by Of the best shiPbuiidep New York. and
admiralty equipped, ocered and manned for service
The Of the Navy, War and Treasury deserve
credit they have manifested and the ceer,-
~ Of their send aid and eolor to olehl
hundred Of their islowczens boerd the San Fran
cisco"
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active duIAg the winter.
Up this time a large portion OF the expor,, fron
this port have been the continent and a. nm.
ally. the United States in deb; France and her
creditors in England. causing bills TO run hes from
Paris on Lohdon on American account, thereby pro.
ducIng extra drain Of gold when exchanges are unla
vorabie England. the large shipments direct have
tended modIly demand important extent ,
ring the past few months The nuture of the
present tariff has doubt esded prevent the direct in
.erchHnge between the United States snd France The
United States Of her best wines nd
silks and Frauce under system hich should promote
the purchase of froH the United States
yarn from England would nd ber interests In
s respects greatly promoted The Manufacture Of silk
goods In the United States has hardly got oohod while
the import Of these goods from France direct Is sbou,
s7ooo.ooo, and large additional England The
development Of Elk manufacture ia the United Stale,
would vary THIS result.
The Manufacture Of silk goods in United STATE. pro.
crosses very slowly under strange mode OF
which induces duty the silk encourage peo-
pie grow before there any demand for II, In order
that manufactures Of goods flourish there must be
consumers Of goods There elective demand
for silks from with The of buying before the
goods can be sold. II there demand for fsc soods
the Tact that the prohibits from coming
from abroad viii make home manu- faciurrs thrive
When the demand exists. however, snulacturer.
supply here well better than abroad II they
ARE placed on equal terms To sspply the demand for
sik goods however manufacturer her. s Obliged 10 ps
~hni amounts 10 ~ per duty import Of the
raw material with transportation ge. and profits su
peraddcd amounting least ~ per cent more thar the
French manufacturers have psyhar say he e.ts
bu pounds Of silk fof the money which nrocn,,.
three pounds the French On .ocb
six manufacturing hrive A, there are very lew
msnniactufers Of silk. must the demand for The "a
ierisl be limited, making its production oil nigh use
he r"w ss imported into The country has been fol-
lows
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G0odyearss Patent.

Charges having been made in various papers that Mr.
Goodyear about 10 apply Congress for the
of some lndarubher patent and that he and his assci-
ates were combination with Morse. Woodwork, and
Colt io that and other purposes proper to state
that neither Goodyear his friends have any such in
tention, and iiai they have exchanged word
with any OF the persons named in that connexon on lhs,
sabect The story probably originated from the fac,
that nesson who has always heretofore opposed Mr
Goodyear has recently applied his counsel to make
the ekort to extend of the lndia-rubber paients
promising 10 secure The resu condition of being ad
united partner IN the business but his overtures
have been rejected
WILLIAM JUDSON,
Attorney OF Charles Goodyear
NEw YoRK, January TO- 1850
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There wss IN The aggregate, declines but Chns has
become the greatest sonrce OF supply. There buf ie
doubt, q the China silk could be procurra here
cheap terms the English 1t, thai
very rapid increase IN The Manufacture o sh would be the
esutl The moment that hes. sspafsoinrss became SUI
hcent IN humber aud AFFORD steady demand
"a the silk s prod would iolow a matter Of
course like veryrbne else undertaken this coun
try, cheaper and better anywhere else The prodnc
ton ssnged br the course o. the governments IN
piscing manufacturers position vhich their
hands.
Money confines rather heh in value This the
when sbe fsmsna ior sprin trade in aud although
the supplies are good, there ndisposon 10 lend the
prescott sspecs o poiisicsl AFFAIR." abroad. The
Of gold thf week sgRs-ssY 81 500,v0e; and although
good bits may he had - 81 the for bankers sig
natures sboa S50aooo gold ia inso,s wia be exported
on time Money worth 40 per per lot the
best The mssris Tor money tpcd ingos) selling
Al cent discanpt for hecsnse there eff
oient oosn facfory Asrs make money of The gold
n-n there great demand tor cloth. and
cotton j. plenty the uils work 4 rapidly Into cloth
There il great demand for coin, and ssrrsv of
the mstsrisl bar factories make OF the pig
mstaL The banks Of loans, being de-
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Letter from GOV stevens

We are permitted to publish the following letter from
Gov. Stevens TO inend in ibs city. !, will be read
with interest
OLYMPIA, b~ceule g. 1858
A&r long and srdoous journey the country my
party has nj length reached For In good hes
and spirits having made thorough survey route
eeins convinced of II. entire prsocnbty Our success
mas besn gresier than anticipated. The oountry
mroasnost - vel wooded and wster~d and admirably
saaped 10 settlement and cultivation Ii lrnahes
asnsnbse supplies Of wood and Tor building
me rivers and streams can be easily bridUed
IN ssch o. the mountain ranges discovered TWO
Ps"es presenting serious obsrrpcfona and through
winch railroad oan b. easily conducted The amount
tanneins " small. NOT probably exceeding in the whole
,o"s TOO miles. No untoward acc dent hss occurred
aarns se ~hos journey interrupt or throw shade
cyes our ssbors
1ss these important results. much interesting and
ee information hss been gathered in relation 10
~ uo~s and The geological feature. Of connsry
az spp.er ~ the detailed report Of tho operntion.
as report however, shall not be sble 10 prepare In
ny ns reach Washington by the fsr Of February shall
"u " me mai todsy. n the Secretary Of wsr repor
" uu' operations since leaving For Benton which, IL
'.'on with the reports made previous 10 that time
~ nope be saiicent fsr Tie purposes of Congress- uns
uasaisa rspcsi can be inmisbsd.
r Yours, &c..
ISAAC l. STEVENS.
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m II. CHAMnEHLIN.k q

IN X. cHAMBEaLLsr CoAzH~suaal CsaaeQa. Aea1sa
VI No III Ba.lmore Baltimore, maytan4 7As ogG
Of the reach cf nltvAn
taciics for osrsinang thorough sad mescaaus e
knou1alge of
few weeks than soquised 4
counting house-
The douhse - ~
Of trade magun
accordtne agSs0vs1 uso.
Parucs cowsansax spdty VI exscutaoa wtah
OF Lecaures norcsssse iaw vasaD -
mercantile ssysctS besds ote poaa ~
un4eTssnRd. The
ave
There being App,capo ~
evening
snd diplomas awarded these who gadaaae F Ae
and . circular forwarded by ms l.
l3-lvdkeo
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NJ 0REEs y soOrT. Aas.As.ssss.

TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE PaoPEUTY.-ou -
1ad lsasary, le5s a6er pu1ns
t,on Al O'Clock a. n front Of ms yssses ~ ufns 4e -
from Joseph fsch me sass, bon1g -
the hh day ~ May The ss1san1 sA hom1 -
In Libe W D. No Ia &n - ~, ~,
the Il Wnan1nat -
the D'sircr Of Coumh's s those scvsr.i ts psc eS
situated the of wunaag0a, ssS
lots numbered ~ seven. ga twenty twe GA twenx ~
four tas twenty fve and t1D fwcsv sss1 eSe
numbered fl06l hundred Lhs sasdV ~
the several dwelling houses Improvements = -
hsongng.
Term, One third Of The s-nosy CO. h1s
~ twefv~ an1
rnnnt~ the purchaser 10 gre scss ~ - oa1
avn. ,,s he nnns ~ esy oFsass. tAf e
d.,s r,vrr pmynausu 4
tn, notes at the cost Of the puSchassr
H the sAosn faii csnpay wih II
tnre, hrrs4ne The trustee
r~k shs 6vr puyrhss-r Fvixe w~s4S
Of the revspspsvs ~ sse city WnsAsa
JAMEA kHODRA. Tsvnpe-
GREEN 0O6TT,
QS-R
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supreme Court Of the United states.

WEpsEspaY, January III, Is5S
No. ~ II Msgnae ef ai. appellants John X
Thompson. The argument of tins com.
menced by Mr. e. lnger-ol for the appellants and
tnued by Mir. J. N. kesd for the sppeiiees
Adjourned until ic-morrow III O'clock, a. m
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Rki4Ls' BELASi BELLS The suhscfissn annmnduo
cmantiy hand all Of church. 6Aeory,
school het Tho
bells hung with with noveahae 1hY
place, which desirable after bell has besa Aw yss
ndixsd caAppas 6un ennlG
bell, thereby the sound These balls nae
tas1d ssock, aud IN can&o ~ ~
f6uad ~
We that chusuh bss huk
of purchsse with fair viii
charge The oas o al beis wassntsd hssty eeo he1D
sold this foundry, which
We h~p slvss
fairs. mr.
oneu We pacaisx sssiag
chimes, and refer 10 those funsshe< BY Ox AaAy y
of the Hudson Eric canal, an1 soa1s
A ~nnhitahmnu1 Il
kind United States and has the = 49,,
Old bells cxchnaos M
Levels compasses, Ae, conssasuy On hand 49,
A. MENEELYU 00Uu,
al-lvSAcp WR ~. ML
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Ohio state Convention

The dsnocrahc Stale Convention OF Ohio met nj Co
umbus (says the Philadelphia Argus) on the 7h. and
nominated 5. F. Norris. OF Cermoni for Judge Of the
OF public works. Resolutions support the general
government, and resdoptIng the resolutions that Ons
democrats recognise and adopt their political creed the
Baltimore platform Of 1882, adopted BY 1877 to II
siler which the convention adjourned This almos,
unanimous action oil ibs gallant democracy of Ohio in
endorsing The general government and rexfirming The
Bslumor platform, viii be hailed with satisfaction by
their brethren al secl,oDs Of the Union AS in Penn
sylysnEs OHIO, the policy OF reunion OF the party
upon the common platform adopted al Baltimore and
earned out by General Pierce IN bis administration il
made the Keystone OF the future action OF the demoo-
racy and all those democrats who aided IN the triumph
OF lsss. and willing abide BY the party platform ID
The future regarded entitled to the confidence and
brotherhood of the party.
As TINS The bsss OF the action upon the resolu.
tons of Mr. Cutting the national House OF Represent
sves, of the democracy OF Pennsylvania n the recep,
Stale contest, and 1T has been fully endorsed by
the democracy of Ohio in ihen State convention, W,
take 10 be the established principle OF the party in ali
iuiurs contests Tbis \ policy and one that vii
add much 10 the permsneDoy OF that which now x
ists IN the ranks OF the democracy While ai the sam.
time. wiil advance those glorops principles Of State
rights which ~ere well settled in the hearts and
affections of the democracy al the present time w.
truly ]oce ai The present position assumed by the Ohio
democracy in their State convention
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Flour has been quite active, mostly lor France q =
~ 6s for canal; ~ 70. mixed western. Rye noss.
- 57a Corn meal. S3 ~. Wheat is hrm-sAlss
white Ohio, I7y oeats and Indiana rcd. I76 Bye
ia Oats. ~ 5s cents. Corn Is also highs-sAlss
old mixed. 81 Pork. ioss dong-ssles
mess s4 rs old do, SIS 10 Lard. 81 10 Bssf
langud-Ss y for mess.
reghis about the same. say ID. II nd COTTON
Liverpool; four. Is sis wheat 10 Havre. ~ cents
The stock market mas been firm prices. with but tss
dong The disposition TO buy Americsn socks On rhs
continent sevidenty the increase. favored consd-
erabe by the strong position of the federal govern
msnt
Yours. PRENTICE
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Dec 0S--Rswk d.

CARD-An of viii BE- seHAsred hn6wo
n ve~p~ctmiy
,fed by cash before the s DAY a. ~
pacs~u~e pasnMag
paid II buA
them and b~ sesding fnS
We hand stock Of dre~ silks Of nj kin1
wh W. will sell
Of French mousseiuc dc!aDra,
cheng.
lot Of French neinos, W. cold very cheap
kind Of goods,
which sell cheaper than he hsd stssuess
2x--saw3wH HALL BkoTUMB-
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sale To-Day.
BY GREEN = ncorr. A.css..

Hy GREEN - SCOTT.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Al On ihursdny. The i2th shall
m the residence Of o. X Peck ESQ., avenue
south SIDE between l and if
nearly furniture,
Mahogany French soins, CASTER and psyior chair
Do rocking cha,ra, dressing, and
DO hst racks, tshtes, b~dssesds
30 kxyrs'sn msrhse
DO pssnc forte, and hns painted cosfagr
s"cs walnut extension table. and other chairs
MsFas nnd cherry b~dstesds wardvohes, vsshssnds
Chins glass, and 10 one whj
stone cf,sns dinner
ivory hsisncs handle kn and turks, tshie
sosr hall, and oshrs
Fine painted window vons
Feather beds hrddsns hssts and . Auck
Ano1"esf shove ana tones, ana ,~udesw
Ifss- ply, ingrsin, and carp~w
bssiu rugs nnd pssssss oiciurh
Aootlnf, AR pght rsdlaiprx,
hTsiG"f@fof, knchsu tsbi~s, kr.
WIN good and gsnerni
mnnr otfnf Articles
Terms AZ sums Of and under SO
tour ontAs for
The Shove Described rrniiue
aud me will be of
vho wish % purchase good fasni.nru.
GREEN SCOTT,
Aucsioreers.
Ps-Ths hosse Il for runs inquire % ne premises
+ Jsu I'D g. a.
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07-The Tv~As0res ~ she Y@WMg mcs's ChvtssAan As
wi the
sss, every evening during present
for
Those who find convenient call
young
n . ,r
n requested enclose tho
money through Office, hand
nsctsd O where nfsrnd.
Under "a insertion Of
closed.
Anniversary meeting nsxr honasy evening
". H. MILLER.
Jsr lD--a
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EDuCATTOy-Tbs undersigned, rAAussr ri he UnvusoY
Virginia, ~i open .c~ct English, cissstca ard nasAa
The WI esturs ~ - brGee0
The nusDbss ~ puees ~ -
ssyusau< ~ -
principal hmsssf aided 4epa~tness sf Ds1.n -
furnished with desks So S
snd 81 asvnsgs~eas ~ -
or0s fscth1e tnseu6a -
promote tbe c~fe and iuprrvsmen, of hs prrss~
mad i~schirF. sIa se seN wsomeoo
h, NJ. n..r .,rrr~s IL - ts~p
r.. and rsnsnf shsn hux -
p~r,sftors fully r-ssixed .
10 had after ~ - -
~ wv. BusHEELL, =. -
l--l-w 5aN
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CPLENDID Coach Harness ii ro~d
y Geo. w b W
LORD CO., will re Thursday nstan O'Clock
No. xS Broadway New York. superb
and magnificent coach harness. made In the
so,6 silver
expressly ordered
without
ordered Edward Rdde
usable unwilling Arusc hut
much cheaper article
10 b,
be sold
highest bidder for cash mry previous
an la--da [Intl
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NOLD WATCH LO1T--The esuusman skrAn1 =
VI lsdyh sssachs1 h,
doos o - ssss< sAsy Yesterday n"ns viii couSs fsvM
leaving n . Rr0wn,s Hotel.
Jsa1 1a--tSe
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EXTRAORDINARY Atsr~otson.-CLAGETT,N NEWTON,
Il MAY. CO. respectfully announce
vicinity
and 'mmed,ate
(aey exhibition New
sxquisitoly beautiful
vuk,
Embroidered ciosks and mantsiss
Op~tn rosks
India cashmere, unn velvet shsufs
Persian siik ssc Delhi
karr cosy fancy
Ayres chin-hia, ho, an capes, cardinals, and mufs
Forming
supsrior 10 snytniag introduced
Tho whole above VIII be
sale tor the i've dsp and
ae imperative, they win be sold without regard
Original cash.
Jan BOO,
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CONDITION or THE OHIO.

WHEELING, Jan. l0-The weather il mild and
cloudy with indications OF There fair psospsc
Of navig opeRing Immediately The stage OF water IL
the channel il Z feet inches
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[IftL ON TRUsTEE& with Notes by Ur-vy wha~-
~ ton, second edition. Just published, for srls ~
Snu FkANGk TAYLOR.
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TOAL->IETgxs MAG5FwTI.5usi fnrrivea. of
coal sers wscn f intspo~d, unwsea and
are haxa'y vssu~s by hose VINO bsvs used loem. tN
IAs. c. McCuIRE,
Jan lo--d6s Aucuones1
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sMEKsrsr Asma~~c ros lsSA-Expcct~d th6s 6ay fun
usnal of vsussee ccuwesoa4
political, usucsi Information. Pncs q
yanT IkAM0k IAxASQ4s
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KAyI-RoAD ExrENsos WISCONSIN.
MnwAuxIE jan. l0.-The cars the Miiw ankle and
Mississippi rsiiroad run regularly .. stoningDn.
distance of 73 miles.
The weather here is cold
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BALrrnoRx. Jan. IL.

The Washington has rsturnsd fsosn the
search Of the San Francisco lsaky She has the
latitude and longitude where was last sssn
but brings no tidlngs.
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The SIX great eastern trunk railroads deliver large
quantities during tue winter The Michigan Central du
ring OF Low prices. delivered 5o 600 bushels Of
wheat from com parntvey country With The pres
aspect Of foreign these lines are likely 70 keen
nc during w
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CARD-Th. attention Of the puhie and wishing
Il purchase good particular,
Thursday, 18th
residence o O. x. Peck esq, New avenue
l4u The
and and sale ~i be well worthy
public.
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan ls-h Aucioneers
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Nrs-ARRIvAL EALrIc-ARKKsr, ETC.
BosToS, Jan l.No tidings yet Of the Baluc.
The night wachmsn at Metropolitan Hall has bssa
rested the charge Of firing the building. No poa,cvs
proof, however, has yet bsen produced against HIM
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RIsLEY's vARIETk-
Lest night bui two Of the gresr American comsdisa
MI CHARLES BULKE
THrnDAr EVENING, January L, 1854,
Tos entertainments VIII iaugnabu aaecs
TURSIsG TIE TABI.Es
To conclude wila the popular drama Of the
PEoPLE's LAWYER
Prioe of admission, 50 cent, family circle rs cent?
Doom open Al haifpast g. curtain II O'Clock
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Doom open 4 10 2, curtain past
TKuhsDAr EvExIxs, January IL, 1854,
presented American comedy fr
hss sen wuuen BY AIR. spery, Of Baltimore, entitled
EXTREMES.
Overture Orchestra.
To third time, aashabe
THE BuzzARDs
Prices ndmiss,ous Dress circle and parqucus
IS orchestra rs Gus
third ter 90 coored gallery, rs frfvsi. boxes,
Jan u
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sTw JERSEY rrsrs.Arusr r.-sOvxssox's xr.,Aax

TExSToN, IN. I'D Jan lThe legislature OF New Jsr-
sey has been orgsaized by the election of the Hon Wm
O. Alexander President Of the Senate and Hon John w.
FennirDore Speaker OF the House The clerks and other
officers all elected. The governors message
handed in and read this morning.
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LEeIsLAruRE or ILLlsors.

CsIcAso, Jan l0Thr governor Issued 4 procamas1on
yesterday convenpg the general assembly for Thusday
the ssh Of February The subjects submitted ars
the dsctng OF the State into senatorial and repressnsx
districts prevent and ju
pers from selling stocks by samples auhosiss
borrow money snd bonds the creceaou
of public baildngs pass law consolidating railroads
State with those in other States make MAJ
tal n,csefs OF the same, ard oher Of local
! ier-s.-
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LOUISVILLE Jan 1o.-Hor J. J crsusnden was slsotsd
10 the Unitcd Stass Senate this morning by the ganso
OF Kentucky. The democrats vosd yor Gov PsweiL Tue
vote sood-Crit,enden, 7s; Powell, IS
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aa. MuHLEsBExc's REMAINS.

PHuApELPHIA Jan lI--rnr .~.a.ins Of NJ
Muaienbsrg passed through night In speoiai
train, route for intesnlent at his late home.
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DEATH or An OLD MkKcHAsT,
nR. cRlrr1SDEs nETuxsED TO rHr SENATE.

BosToS, Jan ii--The Hon. Thomas H Perkins, one
amongst Oldest and respected cz AS died spdsy
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SAILING on rnE AFRICA.

Nrw yoRx, Jas 1.-THE royal mail steamer Africs aail,
cd 10 day for Lvspo0 with 400 passenxe and nsay
million OF dollars in spec.e.
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We are permitted to publish the following letter from
Gor. Stevens to irend in the city II will be read
with interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-23
The Effect Of Stale Wheat or Flour.

miller has come forward at GuiIdhsll,
London, with a new theory as to the origin of
cholera He stated that in 1912 he purchased
a large quantity of old foreign -four in bond,
and while tasting 1t for the purpose Of sepa-
rating the fresher from the staler, both he and
his men were seized with excessive salvation,
accompanied with disordered, bowels He
tried some OF tho same old -four in his own
family, and the consequence was tn at three of
his children were seized with violent purgings
and sickness, as in case Of cholera, which dis
ease soon after made its appearance in London
After attentively watching its progress. he
was convinced it arose from the consumption
of old breadstuffs, and he accordingly deter
mined not to supply any old -four to his Gus
toners. The result proved that not one of
them had the cholera, even in its most incipi-
ent stage, although exposed to the same dis
advantages In other respects as those around
them, who were daily falling victims to this
sad malady. He wrote to Sir Robert Peel.
who was then Prime Minister, and his lette,
was referred to the Board of Health, who
granted him an interview, but as he was
not medical man, they merely listened
to him, and there the matter finally ended
On one occasion he became aware that uuan-
tity Of stale wheat was about being shipped
from London to Leeds, and he foretOld that Il
that corn was allowed 10 reach its destination
the cholera would follow in its wake. Within
fifteen days after the cholera broke out in
Leeds with great virulence. He said that In
all the Russian wars against Turkey and Pc
land the cholera had always accompanied the
armies Of ei,her country when traversin ng nav
igable rivers; and in the war of independence.
in Poland, when news arrived that War, ay
would have to draw upon the same old store
that had previously given to tho Russians tha
disease, the visitation did come, attended Will
the most calamitous results. He did not com
plain Of five or seven years old wheat. H
alluded to tha. which was received in tn
above countries in lieu of money for taxes
and which was stored in warehouses for ffteel
or twenty years without seeing daylight /
was remarkable that cholera rarely appeare
failures Of the rice crops produced scarcit
of food, the old stores were ransacked, and, q
| u matter of course, the cholera commenced il
ravages
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OFFICIAL


TRAsUsr DERAaTHzHf, August "a, 1864. r
Notice 10 hereby given to the holders Of the fol.
iowingdescribsd stocks of the United States, that
this department Is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the 10th day of
November next portions of thos. stocks, amounting
In the aggregate TO $3.50, 900, In the manner and
On the terms hereinsfter mentioned, to wit: -l-
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
Amount stated, preference will be given In the or.
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who to receive the amount tber of,
must be transmitted to this department upon tn.
receipt whereof, price WI bs pait, compounded
Of the following particulars: .7 r,..f
!. The par value, or amount specified in each Ger.
tifcats. ia. fr--s ri. -. .--,.. ... ...-....
i 2 premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1s46, redsemable November u,
1855, Of per cen :; on the stock Of the loan au
horised by thu act Of 1s42 redeemable 31st Decem.
ber 1862 Of IL per cent; the stock Of the loans
authorized by the scts Of 1S4 and S4s, and deem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on the BOT June, 1868, Of 16 per cent
and Oh the stock Of the loan authorize by the act
Of 1850, and redeemable the 31st Dscamber, 1884
(commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY six per
cent. -. =. gh,- .--
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST OF July 1854, to the date of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF
the Treasurer Of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadephia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury or before the said Goth day of No.
vsmbsr next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 28-dt20%ov secretary of Treasury.