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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02


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DRY coo DIS. GROCERIES,.
Hardware, stoves aud Hollow Ware,
Croek.ry, boots a shoes, Hats q
Caps, Ready Made Cloth
Ing, Ae., Ac.
Ais,, Aerass ls must Of the
Popular Patent Medicines of the day.
CENTER RUTLAND, VT.
~ ~. iiseass JaHs o.soop.
THOMAS MARS,
NaHufaotnnir and Doalef N Boots, Shoes sc, sc,
"a Thnll's BmidiHE, Main r., Rsliand, Vermont
Repairns done shart notice, sad all woft war
tsatsd. ltu
Hf HANSON,
IInPsteT and Wholesale Dealer "a Rochslls, fianhnt,
OtsTd and seigns,te Bandics, rAvan Gin, Jamaica
And ~ Cnlt Rum, Scotch and irish Mbisksy,
Winss. Iirars, and all kthi, oi domestic liqnors,
Atsiv River street Troy, NY.
MOSES CURTIS,
Mahuhtiafrr ssd Dealer in cabinet Furniture,
Chaifs, Naufesses, Lsuklug Giasses, firtiife
TfzHiss, AHa Ready MAIDS CafI,s, iiaHiuon's Bulid-
ing, washinsieo A. h.aie-~, o. -
POND & MORSE,
Wholesale sad kssaH Dn,gFists, AID Dealer ~ Per
ilai'pi anfg Afticiss, ifussfs, shoulder bi.eos,
nafniBg Pad und fsinislens. "a Uhuu Building
Nsia 'ifsei, asd gsas' The haTas ell House, Wash
nrinu street ha'iasd, ~ -
GEO. II COLE & CO,
Nfaiosais snd Retail Dealer Ia py Gasias, 0rpoef
iss. rneksr, naanii ginH fnameisd, fauau, Glass
saa stsas Wats, TIna iamrs, tauiFasene, aad
HafalHs iluid, 10. Msfthants Row usaf the
bsI.li, Raiiase, - a-g
H.T DoRRARCE,
Nsnuiastursf ~ harassses rsdda' Brides, liaters,
rsH,nsiss, &C., kr., Ne rsfk Row, hsaaA&'
D. ~
CLARK q BROTHERS.
peaien 10 Nall,es, Cioeks, jrwtiG, silver Ware
Tsffs t.tsids A. rtttins' naiidine, near r,s be
Isai, Hsii4aa, - EsIasnns ursiil done - si'sr'
naiirs. -
BARRETT & SON.
ComsasslaH hsfshsHi-, ana iisaisis IN f1'f, salt
ifar -iesf. Asftsaltliai Ialasuasnts. ltzru, rash
t,las., A., At., nsAf ths Ffsigs nsgat, Asiaaa
- ~
IA POND. MD,
Z Fhfsieisa anS Sufzein. once A. $40 Drug stofs
{ rsiaa haiiaiHf, Mao -, hsfi--e, ~ VlH
J.G FOSTER,
I nsaisf ~ nsAaf Aads CiHitiaf, fafhistiaF Goods
bsts, Csss, a.. A., Ne AsieAaiiis' E"N A.
pB. woRLEY,
I rraetrf Il Maslf Nh.isNaE, \. Fisnn Itgrsi
I fsaoa ahd Rspsusd Eesiaehfs "a aaaf -ag,t
Amsnfss hatd, Mrasa street, "ei,' l.i'
ny. Ab-n
= . sTALEY. Asssi.
NsnslsffHfsf ace Dealer IA TIE, Sheet len nnt
1sFl~f a 40 aGa aisfs tirilsasc Assni "a set
iana la-nfJ 81 ttr sale q ills rtats Gales p -
TnF Fgas" fIsi bsf Esa q bfsi te4'i
Hslaaa o. lu--Ag
=. A A. LAsDOs,
rssrff in lufsuafs .li-i,siis. tfan, Coal Asls
hstasals. rsa drs, sna fs-s, neaf us bspai
As1ea4t o.
o. uOMHEf,
nsfssFrtsa aruf, rtf ~ halaf 10 re inia'
iietfaHg, MAJ sifrsl, kztt@sa. - firiHrss -
aFia ~fefT Fafasff tf nff if slh ~ tiaaaHi a
ga. 81 ffsst 40 fnf ifssli fts, A. "a lS-if
REUBEN THHALL
alssFEef taa tslstssi i..s e. ias rsiFstsf "a thaH
ffu 1as kfval 90 FfHrtaersa, ha2nif t4sH4f
A. odsf, ~ siaI JhFsls tiHfti Astese
81 a-u
VT NICHOLS,
Auanss 49, ,a7assisf u La". nnfs n "a
aa-sn H-s=a, Sseess- -
cRAELEs L. wILLiAks.
. sifafnrf snf tHHasalaf tf tavi tpf rraif'ff
tnssrtsif airlIs tersisiess 80 - ~ nts'ff
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

fssisYs 10 Tsfsnafs. fil,i-s,, tfas. Coat. NsIis,
hstssais. rsuasf, sna fs-s, neaf uss brgsai'
49,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

Consai=siaH NsfsasHi-, "a iisairir In fisIf, salt
Ina, -ie-i, Asftsailfai IualieuasHis bdsru, rash
slas., A., a., usaf ths Ffeigb hslat, Asi'asa
n IL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

uaairp ih Wat hos, ttlrkt, jrwriff, silver W sf'
fsnff t.frds A., rrftins' nlIidinF near ne 10
Isai, Hsii4aa, - Esliasnns ursiil done - shs'
fstirt 1-i
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

CORNER West aud wales streets,
Rutland, Vermont.
fIvIg slh.rrhfs hnlf gsrusres ~ tits dtf.fsui "a
j ns4ss go ofdtf au- ~ ale ou faFaiahle terms
PAINTING.
Csrfiare ard siEn pslnunr attended 60, also, Fe
psnifng paint. sad vafHishiur duDe, nsttsr our.
sffyrs. o. fHu satsfssiioa 81 usft paiToas.
nspsifs na Carriages ptuiap,iy duHs. We solicit a
shafr d public patronage, and shall uaf bcsi en-
efaNurs 81 ttiit uif customers.
ari~sf, 8, ,. HttAowrits
g. wufrr. -. Ntttusgtf- liYl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

Nsnalsfinfef ace Dealer IA TIE. Sheet iff1n tne
fs.ps-f Nsfs apd aizi., firils.sc Agsnt "a Sat
iana aaHJ 80 ~ salf q ths rtatf Gales = : 10
TnF Fsas" fifsf nsF Essi q bsei hea'ai
Halsaa o. Fu-al
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02

. Nsnutastursf ot marasssss saddle, Bdles, Haiters,
rsn,nsits, &C., &C., Ne fsfk Row hsnan&l
- IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

Tue KNOW NoTHINGs AND GovEgNoa
Tribune that the Know Nothings of New
York are eXerting themselves to dc.
feat the election of Mr.. Seward to the
United States Senate. The first Grand
Council of the Know Nothings, which
was in session last week, after ordering
the local Councils to strike from their
rolls the name of every m.mber who
failed to vote for Ullma1 and Scroggs.
and alpointinga State commit zee of thlr.
tyt.o, adopted the following:
"Resolued, That one member be sent
to Albany from each Ass, mbly district,
to use his influence to haze member Of
this order elected United States Senator,
and that such members go to Albany as
early as the first of February next: that
said member be elect"d from eacn AS
sembly district by the Councils tt sreiu .
and this Grand ouncil, for the purpose
Of more effectually carrying out this
measure, will take measures to prevent
any Whig or Democrat caucuses beilg
held previous to the election
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THE TEST OF A GENTLEMAN.

The forbearing use of power does not
only form touchstone; even the man
ner in which an individual enjoys GER
tain advantages is a test. The power
which the husband has over his wife-in
which we must include the impunity
with which be may be unkind to her-the
father over the children, the teacher over
his pupils, the old over the young, and
the young over the aged, the strong over
the weak, the officer over his men, the
master of vessel over his hands, the
maristrate over the citizen, the employer
over the employed, the educated over the
unlettered, the experienced over the con-
Ading, the keeper of secret over whom
it touches, the gifted over the ordinary
man-even the clever over the silly-the
forbearing and inofensive use all this
power of authority, or total abstinence
from 1t, where the case admits it, viii
show the gentleman in plain light. Er.
| ery traveller knows at once whether ,
gentlemanly or rude officer is searching
bis trunk. No gentleman can boast o
the delights Of superior health in the pres.
ence of lanquid patient, Or speak of goot
luck within the hearing Of a man bent by
habitual misfortune. Let man who hap
PLY enjoys the advantages Of an homes
life speak of it to fallen, criminal fel
low being, and you will see whether h'
be, in addition to his honesty, a gentle
man or not. The gentleman does no
nesdlessly and increasingly remind a
offender Of a wrong he may have commit
ted against him; ne cannot only forgive
he can forget; and strives for that noble
ness of self and mindless Of characte
which imparts sufficient strength to lie
the past be truly the past. He will neve
luse the power which the knowledge of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

RELI IOUS APPEALS To THE ARMY.-Or
the 24th of October the first two regi-
ments of the fourth infantry corps left
Odessa for the Crimes, and before they
began their march they were addressed
as follows by the Archbishop uo'.er ti. /.
in the presence Of Generals Annenkoff,
Pauloff and Octhcrlone:
victorious war; Q s, I'd Irers Of Christ |.
Adorers of Christ aid theref5~e victol.-
Gus You have not been able TO rest
long after your fatigues and exertions On
the other side of the ID .nube. The voice
Of the Emperor directs your steps to the
Taurida. to punish and defeat an ar.
CANT enemy, who, Llin1ed b. malice and
pride, has crossed the sea and invaded
our ancient country, the cradle of that
Christianity which is spread throughout
Russia, and the place where the Grand
Duke Vladimir was baptized. God will
be present in your ranks, and invisible
angels will do battle with you. The
enemy, who came by one path, will at
tempt to fly by ten, bnt he G., .ot esr
cape. as he is already surrounuea. He
would willingly return to his home Oh
the wings of the wind, but he has been
taken by surprise by our brave troops,
and cannot do so. 1t is only necesss-y
to give him the final blow .nd throw
him as 8 corpse into the sea. This Lono-
is reserved for you. Hasten, then and
to the JOY Of Russia, and the glory # our
beloved Monarch, take adyDGts-. oi the
rare opportunity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-01

BUSINESS. you want business, says
cur sensible friend Of the al casterisn.
advertise. If you are halter, uske
your name so familiar to the public tha.
when man looks at bis OLD nat. he saws
to himself, must have new hat he
will think Of you. If you are tai OF,
make yourself so conspicuous that man
will think of you every time he brushes
his coat. When q man locks at his old
boots, this muddy weather. and says to
himself, Il must 90 and buy pair Of
water-proofs, have your name so c,ulil-
lar to him that he will think o. w. and
your place of business, as he does of his
boarding house, when he is hungry. Il
is the same way with everything and
everybody who advertises extensively.
Their names become familiar with tha
people, and are associated in the:r Minds
SO much with goods and articles of ne
chandiSe, that all who want What they
sell, are drawn, as by instinct, 20 ',-eir
shops and stores. There - 4-..,,,.2s Ike
advertising. Ifyou do not believe in it,
try it, and be convinced.
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AVOID ALL OuACKERY.

Nd TAEg MEDICINES pRhPAKED BY A
"A REGULAR PHYSICIaN ONLY: LIFE PRO-
COLbs, CONSUMPTION, GROUP. WaOOPING-
C1UGH, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, IN
fGE|IION SOER STOMACH, SCROFULA, ALL
fiIS sAUPT-0Hs, AID ALL FEMALE COM
Da ]. S. R07aS CELEBRATED FAMILY
bEoECIEES ere the result OF thirty years practice
c.nplsint ami baTo ben well tested and approved
- hundreds Of Physicians. and thousands CT Pa.
teuts.
4 aRhZDy ZOE 'EAGH DTsEA5E."
ROSES EZPEcI0EiTT OR COUCH syrup.
For ti,s -a1icsl cur Of co Sumption cold hoars
ss, ss.tin br2 1itis splitting OF the blood, in.
4 nuatioL Of h lungs or throat and all pulE on.
diseases. TINS l-ap3ratpon not only cures con.
mPti Z, ift4keE z time. bu II fortiiH the eys
I Il against futLr, R+tacks. As e Congh Srlicira.
~ il the best n the iTotii II IS now used and re-
kc nmen5ed b. Fiysi. ISIS nj home and abroad IN
st!es, q cents, SOC e8d 81.
DE- Rnsss FH,97ISG coUCH sTRUP.
This pfeper stipn aiWa give immediate relief,
p,eTeu.s inflammation cf the Lurgs, and Drongy
II t2 chest sui effects cure in 0 few days -Eriee
s. es:-.5
3R0UP syRy9-This remedy is never known
to l. ani has saved thousands Of ch:.dren-Price
2t ceut5
Da. J. g. Rosa'5 BT8zrq-Ic Or Ltvss GsApsUHp.
sure cure for D:spsl s;a, Gour Stomach. fadi.
re ton. sni Liver Comp Aint. This Com pound used
E;th Or Roses Family Pts has cured Thousands
Of couiircei Dyspepsia AMI Livsr lomplaiuf. l. is
Q tlnic Ei:-satig- Ston ca and Liver Medicine,
ar>i highly Ieconnende1 By me celebrated late
d. Physick-5H ,eHt7
> 0r. }. 6 as0SEJ Ay7TsILI7-;S 9E 2.ILR0AD PILLS.
80 .!'st BE- tteg 20 sh nd CT ali other pills
In taeir "Jt effects; IS au active Ptirg ativ-, Ca
th lrgi; 4=5icine they lave 10 c1us; free from
gr pink. carrying of al creions ald bile from the
st ,Isch aId bowels, they b. taken ct all sea
s, by both sexes, OF all ages, and tho gaid
to seathsr or exposure. II taI.l with DE-. hoses
p yes ayue Tone M,&tgr', they viii prev Mt
81 the = Stubborn cas:3 Of Fever and gus
OF Bilious fey,-5---i2112 aad q. c's.
- :. =. EJSs3 GalDEi FiLIs.
<,,g Fsihas ia F'cIrt, PsIl.is Weakness,
D. 7ititg, }:-i.Er la. This disease heretofore
tr 7tei b. sndagGs truSsc7, anl external support,
w]-h only p-oVe I4llistiv=s Yields co11plstely
to sha Of these TONES, Strengthening Golden
p is go.
.FEIAGE SPECIFIC. \ reIaeiy for Painful
e aJlrudtiUr. Laucorrhoc1 cr Nhlte5-Sl.
-Dr. J. 5. ROSES PAIN CURER will Ours Stiff Neck,
sf a, yhrUat, Pin i, tha faa Sie, Back or Limbs
frC1 Cold, Ghcsic, Cholera MOrbus &c. It curss
g -sing Caui.zios, Cramps or Pains in the Ston.
&C OR .sGSeis. Fc.cc I2l2. Is, sad 80 cte
AZ Prrson NJ o. te,icats constitutions by nature,
or tnoss vino nave eea made so, b. ;he of the
Qracx ,.i-iicines o. any tde: taGss, should res
D1 Z k1Se'' iieIi'-i : III - to per5ons i'll Sick
ne or in Health, with bJok can be had without
81 srse, OF
Z b. GILJAT. c. sroTT * Co., W. II. a1t-
81 AZ. j. y NEIali, PATE t90N & NAIRN, d
HOWELL & LAWRENCE, :. b. MOORE, Nasi.
In ton; j. l.. alD ELt, leorgstoEn, ard by eli
ie .lsrs ia alezandri2, hlgg;nis.
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS

UST opened our third supply Of rich Dress Goods,
y which have been bought at Rreatly reduced
prices, and will be sold correspondingiy low. We
name
Rich dress Silks fevsry variety
Very handsome Plaid Merinos
Plain French aud Engliih Merno5, sll shades
Rich plaid aud str ped Cashmeres and Mousseline
pieces wide Silk Velvets for mantiilas and c!oaks
rs .core rich satin and cloth cloaks
30 fms Broeha Cashmere 5hswis and Scarfs with
rich gold borders, some entifeiy new
800 long and square plaid and figured shawls
Cloths, Casoimers and Vestings
Gloves, Hosiery, ladies' and childrens' merino
vests
GentlsmenS nsriao and cotton lioisery, Gloves
Merino and cotton Shirts, Drawers, &c, &c,
All of which will be offered at the fairsst low
prices. Please cell and examine for yourselves be
fore buying elsewhere.
ArAn articles sold at our establishment are war
rantsa to Prove as represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
No. 523, Seventh street, 3 doors above Pa. av.
n.efI AZ
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvaNTZfNG, AND
" "1eGa &c Is at$sIkH5ER==RLATING.

II LABARRE would respectfuhy inf,rn ths pub.
T. lie that hs hos opened shop at the corner }
and 10th strests in the above busnsss, snd ia nc
ready to receive ordel5 In s2y b.anch, namely:
FIRE GiLDIEG
on aii kinds Of ornaments sor churches, chal1ces,
Jewels, and regaiis ter Free Masons, Cdd Fellows,
and ether socie Les, military o-nsnerts, &c. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCfEa,
Chains, Goblets, LocEets, Tea and Table spoons,
Dessert and Batter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVER-pLEFINa
On Military Ornameuts, Fruit Basksts, Walters,
Candlestioks, and Csssets.
Also Silver plating for Pluubers, ,oss Filters, &c.
al ornaments for military gree Masons, Odd Eel.
love, SID ether Societies AID Club5 mste to craar
on tic ehorbeat aotics.
FRANCIg LABARRE,
Corner and Ilsh ats west, near p. ave.
T. G..acs
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NTIST RY

nR. MUNSoN respectfully Cal public attention
~ to his new, patent, and GREATLY - -
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial fsS&ss114
Teeth, with Continuous Gun-the .ery sA41Sy
PLRF ECIIONO II ART. Thig style
Of Teeth has the follow advantages over al others
viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, G M
FORT, and BEAUTY, Vieing with Nature In the e
respects, and some others eGcelling. Public inspec
ton is respectfully solicited. Please call and see
Specimen.
CAUTION.-No other Dentist in the District OF
Coiu ubia Las right to make this style of Teeth.
NB- Teeth constitutionsly healthy, plugged
and warranted for life.
Odlce and house at No. 2SG street, near the cor.
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and l4th street.
nov lS-tf
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The PUNCTUAL MAE.-.ar. Higgins
was very punctual man in all his trans
actions through life. Heamassed large
property By untiring industry end pun
tuality; and at tho al" 20 =
ninety years was res ,a'Iy r1rs
bis bed, and calmly wa'-.az - { .led
away. lie had deliber2 ely made almost
every arrangement for his deceass anu
burial. His pulse grew fainter, and the
light of life seemed just fiickeling in its
socket, when one Of his sons observed.
.'Father, you will probably live but
day or two more is it not well for YOU
to name your bearers?" "To be sure,
my son." said the dying man, cit is
we'll thought of, and 1 will 20 it now"
lie gave list Of six, the usual number.
and sank back exhausted upon his pi,.
low. A gleam of thought passed over
his withered face like ray of light, and
he rallied once more. my son, read
M thot last. Is the name of Mr.. Virgins
there 90 :" Il is, my father" Then
strike OIL" said he, emphatically, for
be was meter p,sact,sdl-was never any
rheTc iii seasen-and he might detoin the
procession wholc ourr'-Sostoa Tron-
scTiw.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, /
November ~, 1851. !
DROpOSALs fcr conveying the mails OF the Uni.
ted States II; m st of March, 1855, to the 30th
juno 1868, on the fo Glowing routes in LOUISIANA,
will be receive at the Contract Office Of this depart
ment until o'clock p. "a of Monday, the 18th OF
January 1855, to be decided by the 18th following
No. .7sl-From Red River Landing, By Simms
port, Moreauyilie, Mansua, Marksvlle,
and Point Magre, to Alexandria Cd miles
and back, three times week, in two.
horse coaches.
Lave Red River Landing Monday, Thursdsy,
and saturday st Q m.
Arrive at alexsndiia same days by llpm
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday and Sunday
at Sam
Arrive at Red River Landing eame days by II
pm.
Proposals 10 parforn the service in four horse
coaches will be considered, and are invited.
For form of proposal, guarantee, and certificate
also notes and in. n.truct1ons embracing conditions
and obligations to be incorporated In the contracts
to be executed by the accepted bidder, to such ex
tent as the department may deem expedient and
proper ees advertisement inviting proposals fol
n,sl seiY;s- (or ths contract term July l. 1854, II
june So 1850 In the States oi Alabama, Louisiana
&C, dated January 8, 1854
Es eh proposal should be sealed, marked "Propo
sal for route No. 775l, Louisiana" and addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General, Washington
DO. JAMES CAMPBELL,
nov 23-f4w Postmaster General.
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offence, false step, or an unfortunate ex.
posure Of weakness gives him, merely to
enjoy the power Of humiliating bis reigA-
Dor. A true man of honor feels hum bic
himself when be cannot help humbling
others.
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guRyRy VICTORIOUS.

VYOU Will fg5 q. :ae saus OLD STASD, ftnneyt
" yac;a aTsnne noar 18th stroe. oPsesitA tne
Linz Hct.l, LOOKING GLASSES With or uttt,> nut
Irsruss; PeE.-.it. Picture and AinitI-e Frames ~
tn latest styles; BTa.stg, Tablss, Roo Moulding,
Ocrr;sss g. a.; or by leaving your ss1er yoa can
have any thing 6ons in ny lins.
~ B-Oli PFAues, &C., regilt at the shortest no-
TIA on reasonsbl. terms. D2ns forget the place.
ysb 29-ly jVHa WAGssns
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AN THE CJRNER OF S.LrH STREET AND
" Pennsylvania Avenue, are now receiving the
fnes. assortment OF CHANDELIERS and GAS FIX
gURE5 ever offered to the citizens OF Washington,
and at the same time "cheaper than the cheapest y
All that Is necessary s gie call to be- convi noei
of this fact Ths superior facilities of this house
enables them to eel their goods and DO work at
less rate than any of the retailers i this CITY,
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of The
citizens Of Washington and vicinity the proprie 70.
assures th@-n ahat with the addition o: & numt = Of
the best GAS ttters and plumbers Ct Fhilade!phis
and New York to ais present large force Le will be
able to Do work IN both bEaIces in ths mo 4 su.
perior styie ard, as before stated, eper an The
cheapest. JN J. kgrgE
oct 25-dtistJap.
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF BOUR
GEOIs TYPE FOR SALE.

|df.ACd z Il 'PE ofer for sale, ct the office
w I sLs E-eniag Star, one III ACHI Ne
w SSle of printing 1000 imp sssions per
PRsss, oal >siium "a shsst, BOTH SIDES At ONCE. Re.
nis,a1ipa In thsu is good order, and one FOOLS,
HM sMira PRESS, = These presses win be solo
= xp RAMAGE PRESe <VSGEoIs TYPE, weigh.
,sss 9 sS sos sssa sa Of but ii
rssson able terms.
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August &c. 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol-
iowingdescribed stocks of the United States, tha,
this department is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Goth day o.
November next. portions of those Stocks amounting
in the aggregate to s. SAC, 900, in the manner sno
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case of my contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given In the Or
Ter Of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, duly assigned to the United states by
he parties who are to receive the mount tber of,
must bs transmitted to this department upon the
receIp whereof, a price will b pai-, compounded
,f the following particulars:
l. The par vaius, or amoun. specified in each Ger.
thcate
z premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
" the act of July, 1s4s, redssmatle November IL,
S66, of per cen on the stock Of the loan au
horized by tho act OF ls42 rede nable 3lst Decem.
er. 1882, of II per cent? tbs stock Uf the loans
athCriZed By the acts of 18a7 and 'S4s and redeem
ble, th. former On the 31st Dece nbsr, 1867, aud
he latter on the sot june, 1885, Of 10 per cent /;
nd on the stock OF the loan authorizes by the act
1850, ant Tsdesmable on the 3lst December, 1884
.commoniy called the Texan Indemnity six per
ent.
8. Interest on the Par Of each certificate from the
st OF J"y 1854, to the date Of receipt and settle
nent al the Treasury, with the allowance {for the
money to reach the ocnsr) Of one days interest IN
addition.
Payment for aa'd stocks will be made in drafts Of
he Treasurer of the United States, on the assistant
at EsU Or l1Ha ec
he parties nay direct.
But no certificate will be entitled the benefit Of
his notice which shall no. be actually received at
he Treasury On or before the said 2eth day Of NO
gember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
will be purchased by this department upon the
terms above specified is hereby extended to 3lst De-
cembe- next, inclusive.
AS the transfer books will be closed on the lst
December, when the current half years interest be.
colass vested in the stockholder at that date, all
certificates Of inscribed stock must, IN addition to
he usual assignment to the United States, have an
express assignment Of the interest made by the
took holder thereon. Where the interest is moi 30
sssigned, or whsre the coupons payable on the LIST
snusry next, In sases Of coupon stock, are not
transmitted with the certificates. the premium and
ne days interest only less interest from the time
f redemption to let january viii be included With
.hs principal in the rstslemsrt.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretary Of the Treasury.
TgzAsuhI DEPARTMENT., Nov. 1s, 1854.
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