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From the w,.chessei Ntfrinian, Sept 8.
VISIT PROM THE PRESIDENT.

q e;,,zrus of Winchester were taken by
mise on Wednesday last Up the very morning OF the
residents leaving Washington il unknown 10 The
Bubc TO what quarter Of the Union be would direct his
asure trip Old Point the resort positively dese-
nsted by Of the newspapers After the middle ne
aay despatch received here stating thai Capon was
sy decided on and that he would be here early in the
saernoon There Was time for anything IN the
shape Of reception bat handsome carriage was IN al
sndance q, the depot with mnct of commifiee as
could be ges;en together the moment
The Presidents travelling companions are his lad non
Jeserson Davis Secretary of War and d. HooVef' esq
marshal Of the District Of Columbia number o. our
citizens called al the Taylor Hotel TO pay Their Respects
bu, there was no formal reception In the evening an mn
rnease blage collected in front OF The bualhs ana
Inc President came the balcony ana was received
with repeated acclanlabans In lew "oIos he simply
rpressed his qualification the reception extended
- bm and his desire TO move as quietly through the
ty as possible his journey being one purely OF relaxation
Nh Davis WINS then called Tor He also brief but his
nark. were frequently ebeered Gov Low OF Maryland
o hsppened 10 be the hotel also addressed the crowd
At greater length lie is quite young man tall cookbook
inc and AN effective speaker Ii noticeable that every
Ipsou y him or Mr. Davis the President respond
"A 10 by enthusiastic cheering evidence OF the
ect aud confidence The personal character of MIR Pierce
has won among dtizen and parties of all sections Main
ve was III up with bon-hres and altogether the town
ala itself grea honor by the greeting ii gave the Chief
Magistrate OF the Union
On Thursday morning the President and party pro-
aed to Capon the soothing pleasures Of which delight
f and racing have induced him spin his
visit 10 near week, with marked advantage hope to
his health and that OF Mrs Pierce whose strength is still
more in need Of restoration They expected
this morning, and pass directly on by Front Royal at
which place they win dine
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WONDERFUL pREsERvATIoS-A wri er in the Boston Re
corde illustration of Providentia relates the
following marvellous incident and vouches for il MS au-
thentic:
Elias Boudnot founder Of the American Bible Society
was returning IN his chaise 10 his home late in dark
night from court he had been attending many days He
aid not Know that recent reshet had carried all
the panhs from the long bridge that lay in his accustomed
pat therefore he drove right though there
bridge there and reached home safely. His friends in
quire1 by what road be came home be usual road he
replied Impossible said they there are no blanks on fe
bndge lie persisted and they trembling for his veraciv
or his sanity eagerly went with him early next morning
survey men arrived they found the very tracks OF
the carriage either END Of the brdQ. and ON The er
and the very footprints OF bus horst on central sleeper
There TO he said, sanity and v,.pciv were
both safe Some power had presided over the instinct of
that horse had ordained the correspondence Of those wheels
with the seepers which they passed and kent the
maR in ignorance of his danger Was that power f.te or
chance ~
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Portland Maine is attracting attention partly owing 10
The completion Of the Atlantic and St Lawrence railroad
and to the establishment of line Of steamships between
that place and Liverpool but running ouebec in the
summer months. The Boston Post remarks as follows
The city OF Portland has grown wonderfully within a
rev years II now has population Of about twenty-five
thousand which IL double the population an ls4o The
Increase IN The foreign Of Portland less
arkabe The amount Of tonnage entered from foreign
pors increased loo per cent from 1877 to- S5 and the
onnagt ciearcd increased 50 per TIM vaSe Of the
ormeh imports m as47 S420 405 and f the exports
oSkh Sn1,asA The valne of the foreign imports in
~ ~as ssaSss. and Of the exports foreign $7SsGa
The statistics for the last fiscal wear when paNtshcd viii
snow larger p-oporhonate increase II snay he men
uoneo IN inns connexion, that in 1855 not = ship was
trict was I1< aso tons
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MAny1A IorTrRrxsThe Baltimore American contains
the following from which will be that lotteries
prohibited In that State after LIST April 1853:
IN reply The Journals inquiry as 70 whether any
has for the cessation Of this enormous
pablo vice we state that the new constitution provides
tina, from and after the let DAY Of April 1850 LOTTERY
scheme shall liz drawn for any purposes whAteve nor shall
lottery ticket he sold IN the STATE As To kcepnK the
nuisance within cvn State the Journal ought to tie
kind enough inform bow that IL to lie dore If Peo-
pie New York viii buy lottery tickets OF coarse agents
viii sell them long New York does not strictly en-
force her laws against the traffic"
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LOCAL NE w s.

MAIon CHAsEIn the Union of yesterday, in announcing
that this efficient and valuable officer of the engineer
corps visit the city stated that he made
contract railroad from Pensacola to the Ala
baIna line Yesterday received from the Major
correcting statement which win be found below and
which publish with much pleasure
WuLARp's HoTEl,
September Z, 1854.
Ma Enron would beg leave to correct portion of an
article contained in your paper of this morning relating
myse by stating that have entered contract
With the directors Of the Pensacola and Montgomery Ala
bana) railroad to the road from to the
Alabama line, distance of Gy-one miles for six hundred
thousand dollars"
am director of the pcnp-ny alluded TO, and recently
under its authority signed contract with parties at the
North for the building of the road otherwise am not
neced with the contract except director
holder in the company.
Respectfully, your obedient servant
WIN. Il. CHASE,
Major of Engineers.
HIeH rnIcEsThe supplies Of vegetables poultry butter
eggs &C, the Centre Market yesterday morning were
Iamcnaly small and the prices demanded were rxtrsyu
ganty runousy high The Dr. Johpsar was Of
the opinion that ought improbable
story even he knew il to be true The idea conveyed is
that by making Improbable ones veracy NAV
be questioned psregardng the advice Of who was the
great colossus OF literature in England will that the
price demanded yesterday for Irish potatoes
cents for quarter of peck, -four dosrs per bushe
Other vegetables proporostely high and the price
asked for canelopes OF moderate size
each Incredible this appear it is nevertheless
The market well supplied with butchers meats and the
prices higher than they have been for time
pRst.
CoScrRT CApUsis SAlooS.The loycrr Of music have
rich treat for them at Caruss Saloon this eve
ming Mile Yalcry Conner the celebrated italian prims
donna and others celebrity will entertain the audience
STANLryis rANoRAmA.--The exhibition Of this immense
and superb production National Theatre evening
emienty successful and audience
evnced their qualification by frequently applaudng The
panorama viii be again exhibited this evening.
military ExcrpsroN.-Y esterday the German YAgers."
commanded by Captain chvartzmsn made grand pleasure
excursion in the George Washington, tie
House There in the party delegates uniform from
most of the other volunteer companies Of the District and
several memhsr6 Of the press Prospers famous band of
mucisns Afforded mnc for the occasion. There large
sprnkng Of the fair comprised in the party and during
the day md evening dancing kept mp the pavilion
And those who did upon the flight fantastic found
ample enjoyment from other be found in the vcn
y Of that popular place of resort, the White House.
The guests invited by the yngert entertained in
Handsome setse refreshments for the occasion being
beautifully furnished Capt sehwartxman the comnasa~y
Of the Yagers must be Acknowledged to be every inch
solcr and gentleman and the writer OF this paragraph
feels indebted to him for cosrtese extended The Yagers
turned out in strong Numbers
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ny !. c. MossUInE. Auos,>.~~~

GALE RT ORDER Or THE ORPHANS, CoURT--op YrsA.v
mosnng eepsrnhsr Sth 10 O'CLOCK NJ Easby shDv,rx
shall ell tbs following the esrase N
Capan VIVA. Easily,
Large punching machine, small
Two scowx, wooden
Fire engine, copper pump
Lumber wagon, pair timber wheels
Carr, two pair bellows
Lot of basckauiths' o OF bolt he
Lot of cast an wrengh,
Iron screw pSess iron windiaas
PsrtsMs fargc LOT Of DOORS lumber, &c.
mnedsey aes the above, old lsrber ON r. bsaxssn
ION and iSth streets, suitahe for fencing.
fo0t OF Cspso Hin. = $500 - -.
Icrms' ~ and sAder caAh essAt n nxw -
acy Says, t@ notes zasAc,oriy hs9ag ~
las. C. MeGUIR.
ocPa 80 Ancaanoo.
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THE HYDRoAAGEN waterproof -con,umptive cork
sstAbishmen Ann srsss ana oa Na.ssn
street, New York, United state.
from damp or cold and .her.io.s preventive q
.ss INSIDE u d. Iooi Or .Sos IL nsde.. n
rss :s...s % .a.ds ss,s s.s..s
tAs ss.ass rss we.., cannot Asso.as
ssa y with mpsniy
.y BE- ssS sas se1 e. oss
ssds shoes, arr peprs III very
icy we.hs rubss. #es u iaus cause
1ps . sss 10 ;..
me .,e The boost Or ssass The fog. TO To
and healthy Ths, expcn.e /. u i,n e
I'D sis s them win
10 a. u % .aown il, ..s
81 mnsam asrpoo G..so~ Lssa. ubiin Antwerp
This number viii dAs surpsaa that 40 - '''A ''e
coughs, colds. bronchus, sathns. consumption '
I Men, 'i IL S~I aS pair, q cents s
Ioss and misses d : DO
uss % o1se,, a,a to- ss price. we make liberal -
fine profit on their while hty m.y e. asp
sss's any s'''
erP' e-'maAcp u Ann street, New York.
NlR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, H.. the eminent medical
!" aud aas x,s 70 hs world T. bis great
e..es without The use of medicine Dir A. CT Bari iavened and
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
all OF all conditions cersaiA ana 81.
shield agnni brouchi,s
coughs colds and other affections
exposed stats OF he chest according x~n cosnra
changes Of Climate. ~ -
silk and paddcd which, aeck cpvess rhs
IN no asrecshie that, WORN, becomes peces
sity and comfau. -
The Projection although recently introduced iuo America
making rapid psoEsss through the DATED ssasss
staple aruce III England aud
has grown IN many countries 10 the posItop
To demonstrate these facis inquire af
the Pfoiaco wIo ecoase dncoax Kind The cost
wearing thefs ARTICLES tae, viii Ia, some
- who The or hi. family viii
be without th~n The hospitals in this cunut
Coz OF Londoa and Manchester Eneand csanib iuusssd
with the nsnuacturc of the Protectors
and continue TO manufacture orrua
and therefore ecsOeAd hass who would The
10 to their being esDune.
Rememhs sh.s article. ps,eu, medicine
RETAIL PRICES.
Sects sac 81 -
l1Aot6 uo..-s %
Boys aud mSses' da...-... ,.,...-..... IS do
HAECogRT, BRADLEY 4 CO.
II ABn and loa Masses street
New Yosk, United efstss
Pnoapai warehouse, l02 Wood Loode
utsctory, ~ MARKET street, Manchester England
H. D. Co. establishing depnss for ,As sss u oThc Prn~c
tor IN nj OF America Payscan surrsons tyusrirts
eoaerr Dry goods erchans scrts
vho~sle ara
rtu dsr'butea of then bern ,sps - o,
ed tor their ense and splendid opportunity Opens te, fx
safe and prods BILE business ~
For apply HARGOrRT. ArAD1rY
Sep, e-smdacp 70 Anu arss New Yosk Un,ex ss.,,.
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NAyAL-The United States frgate Columbia the flag
shin Of the home squadron bearing the broad pennant OF
Commodore New ton arrived at the navy-yard Satur-
day the 18th instant her return from cruise to St
Domingo. The officers and generally in good
health. The following the names OF the officers:
Commodore John Thomas Newton commander-in-chief
OF the home squadron CoHrnander-I. j. Pendegrast.
Lieutenants-T A, Hunt A. r. v Grey, William B. Rem
shru Richard S Love flag j. H. Nj. Mullany. Fleet
geon--S Sharp. Surgeon--R T. Maoconn. Purser-E.
I. Dunn Chapiain-Rodman Lewis. Commodorels Sec
retaryG. NJ. Newton. Assistant surgsonJ. b. Whiting.
hssterN 7. West Passed midshpmen-M. p. Jones, l..
IL Newman. Marine officers CsptainW. T. Stark Lieu
tenant-G w. Campbell Midshpman-R- w. Meade jr.
Boauwain--J. j. Young. Gunner-E. Haskell, Carpen-
ter---C Jordan. SaEnaker-R- Hunter.
fcasaeolq Democrat Aug. 81
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~ GAEEn SCOTT. Ascfss~ssss.
LIME HOUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURMIrUag AT AUC-
TlOka Friday, she 6sA ~
dence Of s Aaa DAMNED Msec sorsh assr II
west modisssy Ae Uoael = 70
O'Clock, dne assortment OF furniture
Handsome wnSax and gold hxocatsis rasr
sets, CONFUSING Of French s0as, ~
pATor
Mahogany hair sofa, dressing kpaaaus
DO adeb0Qyd, writing and side tnhAes. Nd haaxnek
Walnut and wood marbe-s mar tables
Fine gilt frame r. r.
Fine rich hrOcateIie window
Fine cottage bcdsteads wssisaada ind wardruh1s
Feather beds bedding, hair
China giaas, crOckcfy, and
3p!y, Ingram, and carpets, rugs, aIcioh,
Hail. collar, and lamps
Cane weed
Cooking, radisor, light and other sapveg
With lot Of kitchen requisites.
1erms' All under 81, esS credn of ana
months Tor notes satisfactorily ehdored interest,"
ssp7-d Ancsso.s.s,.
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BY ELE GRAPH.


BALTIMORE Sept I'll Dr. Samuel Boggs Of
Hancock Maryland who died of cholera evening and
not John Boggs, esq, of this city DR. Boggs arrived in
this city day two aboring under attack of
diarrheea
The weather continues intensely hot Thermometer at
81.
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p. r. Barnurn,s

GRAND COLOSSAL MUSEUM AND MENAcEkIr
Ne hggu6 travelling exhibition woxid-bcinr .
= q Al Ne most popaiar
Washnesea a "Wednesday, Sept l3th, day only.
Tie diSnnguAhink feature
variety Of attractions comprised cssssAuu
aod ~ o. wnscn are shown for nnge price Of s4msn
these will Be 'ousd APPENDED menaeesac Of living
WILD BEASTS,
Coecsons al car'oxieA and Ausry various in.
tesestfns performances, which original
GENERAL TON THUMB.
NJ Neli tsosn witsoai srms and M Leneei Lie. r.~
W appear tne whole farming exhibition of
and sasactive The OF cAsns
fe ey hssdsd by the Hndeo IN ~ s ..o
VIII nike place the
Aa1aua, Is children 4. &C.,
Of evsyuaing advertised bills 'ss'"s view
o'caark, p n. T" - AHe H~n IN
seps a-dti1h
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FIRF AT RockFonD (III1SoIs THE engDehouse Of the
G. and c. IT, r. Company, at Rockford, was burned down
night about O'Clock together with two engines that
within the time The origin OF the hre WINS I'M
known but supposed ie the work Of incendisry.
I.oss estimated at about thirty thousand dollars
Frse7,ng7 journal ino. 81.
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Markets.


Al the National hor Washington, tbs
9Th nss&n by tbs Rev J. HxHRy, Mr. ROBERT DUNLOP Of
Missouri, 10 Mis-. SARAH CAMERON of Petersburg, Va.
Richmond and Petersburg papers please copyJ
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New oHlEASs, Sept The by tine Africa, which
arrived at New ork this morning has been received
Business Of all kinds is very dull Cotton dropping. The
yellow fever prevails considerable extent Much alarm
If felt by unacclmated citizens.
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The weather continues intensely hot Thermometer at
noon 81.
7saeyraph.c Feat.
New onlrASs Sept THE by tine Africa, which
arrived New York this morning has just been received
Business of all kinds very dull Cotton dropping The
yellow fever prevails considerable extent Much alarm
is felt by our unacclimated citizens.
Grisi and Mario Going Back
New YoHx, Sept. There report the city that
Grisi and Mario have broken their engagement with Mr.
Hscke and viii sail for Liverpool the steamship Pacific,
which leaves on the leth Of this month.
1assaeausetts Frss-soiz oonpentioa
Bosros, Sept The free-soi convention met at
Worcester this morning Gen. Morse chosen president
Senator Sumner is addressing the convention
1t supposed that either Henry Wilson Judge Hoar will
receive the nomination for governor.
IsEooND uEspAToHl
The convention have nominated Henry Wilson for gov
Democratic County Conpention Pstss6ury.
PITTsHuRe, Sept. 1.-THE democratic county convention
to-day, and nominated ticket Charles Sha
Ter for Congress.
Resolutions passed approving of the national and
State administrations, and denouncing the know nohss
Ne~ York Democratic (seti-saell) Slate oonre~.,oa
New YORK, Sept 7Despatches from Syracuse, received
late hour last night that there chance of the
convention agreeing upon the resolutions proposed be
adopted. Three of resolutions have been offered
1t positively stated that Governor Seymour will re-
nominated in spite Of his declination
lsEcosp DEsPATcH.1
The convention have renominated Governor Seymour.
After considerable discussion resolutions Nebraska
question: compromising in their spirit finally adopted
Resolutions adopted of free trade and in
terna improvements, and against the party known
the know -nothings
Markets.
BAlTiMoRE Sept Sales of 800 barrels Howard street
-four 50 City Mills held IS About Il 900 bushels
OF wheat offered with sales of good white at
81 65a 81 u.s. good to prime do 81 IS 81 ss choice
family -four 81 30 to 81 95 good to prime red sells 81 65
81 IS 900 bushels of offered sales of wbte ut
~ SO cents, and yellow at s. So About 10000
bushels of oats offered and sales of and Virginia
~ to 46 cents Sales of Maryland rye 81 0s Pennylya
MIA 81 lb Whiskey in hhds 80 cents bhls, 40 cents
and firm.
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From The Newark IN. - Daily Eagle.
DENOMINATION OF DR.. LILLY

We are truly grathed to learn that at the delegate cleo
ton Hunterdon county, on Saturday last eight town
ships elecng een delegates voted in favor Of the
nomination Of the present sound democratic representative
in Congress DR. Lilly while only townships entitled
to fourteen delegates voted in favor Of Mr. Edmund Perry.
This is considered, ends the struggle for the nomna
ton The opposition 10 DR. Lilly has been entirely per-
sonal and confined to the county of Hunterdon The
ority from that county being friendly, IT is probable
any other will be brought before the convention
which viii meet at Somerville the 9Th Of October next
Our correspondent adds:
For the information OF your Mercnrsal neighbo you
nav also that tls derded Nebraska glcorg To
his in favor of that democratic is pr Lilly
chiefly indebted for the majority obtained his
facts win admit the truth Of this declaration
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New foHK, Sept. There is a report the city tina
Grisi and Mario have broken their engagement with Mr.
Hsckett and viii sail for Liverpool the steamship Pacific
which leaves the 10th Of this month
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T.- -. sa1eeA-in virtue az Eeyi f<ss fsa
ansis fcs - oscs o. Inc circuit p 4 O.
- Oeey o. " Ashtngsoa, i -
49, = pasaac Mle fr cash. ksn1sy ne - -
- nca o. The ccsrheQse Inss r. DE enzv
:. H. ~ ~ ~, yns the ci W.~siasua, -
Arsd ~. ey - ~ no 0sr, ~
~ ~ tss sssnrs 5ss
so1ctaer all
ss<sea and srved or Waasps
- ~. - s@"y judicial No. la HA in
JONAH D. HOOVER,
Au0nN q, 1854 -
Aug 9A46op
,t-Ine soS~s sale b PsssPsnea nnam Msstsy a..
In tnssant, = tke nd pscs. -
s-ax..a J. D. HOOVER,
cF ~A'M Marshal for TIE DISTRICT Of Cs,u.van
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UUT TITTt~
ar Tho information os ,.our u.rr,r,o3 r;cbbor ,o,
- lsa s,a,s tbat ~, !. - rdeJ N.dra,Ia 1sr,o r.
his nt in f,r IF that a.mocratic measure i m I;iv
hey natd sar ~. ,raor;tr Now oh,a,.d oy-er bis
ns,;,nr Evarv cana;a Tserso, ac,naintns vith the
srts VII sdr;, ~ ,ynth nT M dsc,a ras;on
-
X }. ATKINSON, Eso.-We take great pleasure in an
nouncinQ on the authority Of the Washington Star that
Roert Atkinson senator from The Carol district in this
c,.,. h.s h.r aro;,tas Third Andi,or &c the raas,
:. ~ - - - n, - ! T. ~
III the place VI riaoois p pioih'eu so'eihoi VI We
braskA
Mr. Atkinson the chairman OF the Finance Committee
of the last Senate and distinguished himself for his un
a; .s,;,r;,,- .,5 a,5a a,,.,,,;o, a., M vorc,a a
s..-e.. -. =, - -
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zA1D RICK FEAAI.E sEnarH A Nv ss q fratx.
Iemeae collage, chartered and
S ;. S, n.sysnA Il rs FvssssscA cay a6ssve
11ssny - psnaasa = in
Ass ~ ALse sssd u svsrsv -,
49,. -. - nsehss uopd hhsary nuassa srp-
c1ssascs and SAaasueHscai aVensaun r.
coNoey scsc~ed that fscistr. ~ -ss,-
IL = " ''~~"a - - 10y "a NE
The e<Aeua II psgssfian.
~ carcuism ~ Nnr. pass,su Rev sru. 7sss n
d w@htam@,D O. "ssS>
1uy 2i-1kaonnss.
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LONE Observation-Disclosures. WM. q PONCE f.As>lsuur
70 instruct her daughter cuAne Wih
inc adSautAgss Of home inxpct'on s Auana
poOees - receive pufs fw
approved node Of instruction wn adopted sas pas
VIII Re taken with member
dasghs.s Residence Tenth street, between md \.
Sept 5-65uf
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Sept I'D



. Aupsa =, INA
ESnce beseby given holders OF he foasuaae
stocks Of the United stztcs, this depreat ssl
chase tune between ~
vcbcr portions Of thcse aocks amnansing ass
y 900 ia bersiase es-
toned,
In Of compcti0u stsd
PrsEencc viii be given the sscks
msy BE offered The cern6cntsa dny assigned
States by the parties who thereof ss
be transmitted this acparea upon rseepa whessa[
price will BE- Paid eensssAdeA u fu,lewias ssns:
TAs par value, rmosna sPscifsd II saeh osshcsas.
praaaiam the aussaxod " ~ ~ u
July, s46, reAseabsc H. 1856 Of psr c - ~
stock q dc loan snAOfissd BY th- ls42 HI
ccnnoer, lso8 n duns
~ The scn at 1871 sad 1884, nsns = ~ ss
DecsmhA ls67, and The 38h u ~ te
md on the mock VI the Je5o - -
dsenaabe on he Sl OF Dccambet, 1861 xsxa
INDEMNIFY per
Interest par certificate fro. sAe Ii q M
1884 70 the date of Treasxry w.
allowance f0r fhe reach owner) in
In addition.
PAymsas fur said dras Il he Trevue ar
The Unied ssaes, tho Eoseoa, YeA,
d Phiadeiphia, as Inc parties mny
But no certificate viii be ~ ssse
'aid With day Of November
JAMES GUTHRE
Aug H--dsssSosn sccrcsary of DE Tsussmy.
RO6TOn Aza~xAcan Almanac cuxArlsae sea frvsn ssS
" commencement
British Almanac Companion complete from in
nent in 1895.
For sale one copy oaiy OF each, by
Sept FRAUCK TAYLux
{OME NgTRuCI1ON--Mrs. wAs. q FoHCE, iaasa1apg
70 instruct her daughter hone wishing q Wif
nc advantages OF home ar