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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21
RANDOM ASSERTIONS.
The Illinois State Register (Democratic) makes
tho follnwinn statement with annarent gravity:

The illinois State Register (Democratic) makes
the following statement with apparent gravity
ain the year 1863 Congress established the Territory
of Washington. 1t taken from the north part Of
Oregon and part of that territory over which the
ordinance Of 87 excluding slavery extended by the
Of Congress establishing Oregon Territory in l848
BY the act of Congress establishing Washington Terri
tory the ordinance Of 87 repealed far as 1t ap
piled to Washington Territory and the people of Wash
ngton left free to determine whether they would
have slavery not This the principle Of the
Compromise Of 1850 as applied to New Mexico and
Utah It not only carried out the principle Of the Com
promise of 1850 but in order to do so the ordinance Of
49, the same in exact words the Missouri Compro
mise, repealed give place to the principle Of the
settlement Of 1850. Precisely the same thing done
in this in Washington Territory has since been
Compromise excluding slavery had been extended by
Congress- In both cases, too, the Missouri Compromise
was repealed to give place to the compromise principle Of
1850, which leaves the question of slavery to be deter
mined by the people of the Territories. In Washington,
Nebraska and Kansas the people have the right
say whether they will have slavery not just they
have in New Mexico and Utah under the Compromise Of
1850 Now, it right to repeal the Missouri compro
mise principle in Washington and to leave the people
free to fix the question of slavery for themselvesf it
right to do SO in Washington, it not right to do
precisely the same thing in Nebraska and Kansasi"
This is in the district Of the Hon. RICHARD
YATES, with a majority of 1,lO0 Democrats.
There must be great degree of apprehension as to
the result, when his opponents are driven to such
bold statements.
Will the reader believe Without turning to the
law, that tLorv is not in the act establishing the
Territory of Washington one word about slavery !?
This Territory, as the reader knows was part of
Oregon, over which the ordinance Of 1857 was ex-
tended by Democratic Congress, under Mr. PoLK's
approval, and therefore slavery is still prohibited
there, and the people Of Washington Territory
have not I" the right to say whether they will have
slavery or not" On the contrary, the laws now
in force in said Territory Of Washington, by virtue
of the legislation Of Congress for the Territory Of
Oregon since the 1st Of September, 1S4s, &c. and
prior thereto, prohibitory ordinance and al, are
declared to be continued in force Besides, all the
laws passed by the Legislative Assembly must be
submitted to the Congresses of the United States,
and, if disapproved, shall be null and void. No
popular sovereignty" here 81 M
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21
THE pEE-pEE BRIDGE COMPLETED.

\ q InE IErs-UEE DnlDuC COMI bClCD.
This is one Of the great bridges Of the country which
an American engineer may point to with pride. The
Wilmington IN. c. Herald says:
eve are rejoced to say that the bridge the Pee
Dee river the line Of the Wilmington and Manchester
Road is completed at as and that the regular passen
ger train passed it yesterday. Henceforward
there viii be no longer delay at this difficult point Of the
road and the old fats for the transportation Of the mails
and passengers this mpractcable river will be dis
penscd with The completion of this great work, the
pioneer of the kind in this country is in the his
tory Of bridge building and source Of coneratuaon to
the friends Of the road and the public"
This bridge was constructed under the direction Of
WALTER GwYss, Esq. festival is talked Of in COM
memoraton Of the achievement in the face Of difficulties
at one time deemed insurmountable
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

MANASSAS GAP RoAp.--This railroad has been COM
pletcd and opened to Front Royal, in Warren county
Virginia The design is to extend il to Harrsonburg
in Rockingham and its location is the Valley Turn
pike The latter company think the close proximityof
the railroad will be both dangerous and Injurious and
have applied for an injunction. Judge PARKER has de-
olned to grant the request. ssto sftssn3s II
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21
MAKING THE MOST OF IT.

The election returns from Florida and California oc-
cupy much larger and conspicuous place in the Demo-
cratic papers than those from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Indiana. They are golden drops from distant sands.
Three Democrats chosen from States which at present
send Democrats and these victories worth relating
Those little rebeons in three great States worth
the space necessary TO recount them The "sovcregns
have gone crazy and the Democracy awaits the second
sober thought Mr.. Van Buren, did, But what IL il
should speak in the same manneri sat
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The Return Judges Of the various counties in the
State Of PENNSYLVANIA were required to meet at
the respective county seats on Friday to prepare
the aggregate returns. The Philadelphia American
says that Mr. PoLLocK's majority for Governor
seems likely to reach thirty thousand. But three
Nebraska men are known to be elected to Congress
from the State, all the rest being opposed to that
measure.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

The SoUTH SHoAL OF NAKrUcKsr.-Capt. Samuel
Bunker of the light ship stationed this shoa states
that during the last quarter IL steamers lib ships 81
barques l91 briggs 142 schooner and 36 soops passed
his vessel making in all 551 vessels On the 9th ultmo
wind strong from west and thick fog large ship stood
in within the light ship but the ringing of the bell
rested her progress she would have been aground
the South Shoal in fifteen or twenty minutes.
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LET THE PRIsTEa LIVE If THE WORLD Is COMING 70 Az
EspA Second Adventist in Middlesex county, who hss
his ascension robes all ready and sleeps the roof n
the house every night has addressed the following letter
10 paper in Lowell called the "World's Crisis" Ne
think hs IS in very fair way Of going up heavenwAra
some time or other from the fact that his last thonghts
are directed towards paying the printer:
"WEsrroRD 0cToBER 4, 1854
"Dear Brother Merriam; You win here find the ssssy
ed true by ndputabe testimony, that We must los6
without coming King the tenth day aer the
rst appearance of the next moon You may all rssss
the loudes shout Behold the Bridegroom cometh, for 70
will prove reality God has given the light bless his
namei proved that the crucfxon A. D. Al and
every period perfectly fulfilled but the last and that is here
OBJ what persons ought to boz in ell manner
Of and godnesP Praise God that live
this day send you two dollars, that tho paper be sns
taiued three weeks longer till arrive whore rhsS
will be needed. 4f & ffl
Yours, with tho sincerest esteem,
"B. P. HMpRErR
The new moon will be Saturday next, the 2lss In
stan and Of course Tuesday the last day of October
the time assigned by Mr. Iildreh. westford fA Aenn
and oassmate spent part Of day with us last wesf hf
he made mention of any particular excitement In th>s
place, preparation for the wreck Of matter and ths
crash Of worlds"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

THH ONO AND INDIANA RAILROAD is finished to the
State line of Indiana. There is continuous rail-
road from Pittsburgh to that point spanning the great
State of Ohio. Three miles and half Of iron remain TO
be laid to connect Pittsburgh and Fsrt Wayne. In few
days the road win be opened to Fort Wayne
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

BEARs.-Its stated by gentleman lately returned
from Canada that the BEARS driven from the woods and
back places for want Of food have been unusually nume
rous in the open fields One farmer lost twenty nine
cattle, carried off by them and others have suffered in
like manner, though not to such an extent. crusade
against these marauders was made and about adozen
we're shot, One weighing about 200 pounds was found
in the sluceway Of the railroad st Sherbrook and was
forthwith killed.-Porland Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

1t is computed that there will be twentyone thousand
miles Of railroad in the United States the first day Of
january The longest railroad upon the surface Of
the globe is the Illinois Central, which is seven hundred
and thiryone miles in length and is rapidly approash-
inr completion. .sea#g a.ae
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

The Postmaster General and the Secretary Of the
Interior are at present at Boston on official busi
ness. The First Assistant Postmaster General.
Mr.. HoRArIo KING, and the Chief Clerk Of the
Department of the Interior, Mr.. G. G. WHIrINa,
are the acting officers in the absence Of the heads
of those departments .3 te
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

The Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
their meeting on Wednesday, decided unanimously not
to make dividend the nett earnings Of the road having
been applied to the construction and to the meeting of
maturing engagements On the proposition for an ad-
vance in coal freghts vote also taken and decided
negatively, IA to L.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21
OHIO ELECTION.

The Cincinnati Gazette Of 18th contains sam
pie Of the returns from that State The majoritles
are all on one side Here are the reports from for
ty-two counties:
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THE ARMY.-Six officers and three hundred and forty
Eve will leave New York the 26th instant for
Corpns Christi whence they to be distributed among
different military posts, to fill vacancies occasoned by
expired terms Of service, deserticn, SC.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

NEW RAILROAD PKoJEor-An airline railroad from
Louisville, Kentucky, to Memphis Tennessee, strongly
urged in the papers Of the lattercity It would save
much distance, and give new life to both cities
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21

Apoor fellow, having got his skull fractured told fy
the doctor that the brain visble which he rearks
Do write 70 father, for he always swors had none"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18
GIFTS FUR THE HOLIDAYS.

~ FITS FOR THE FoI.lDAYS.-TiiE SUBSCRIBER
" having imported most extensively in anticipation
of the approaching holidays, NOT AT ALL EXPECTING
TIE PRESENT HARD IfMfS, has resolved upon making
an immense reduction in the prices Of his present mag
nihcent stock of
CLOAES, SHAWTS, AND FURS,
CONNIE ncing Monday, the 18th of Observation-Disclosures
ring this course 10 carrying large another
season. Parties therefore, DESTROYS Of making pur-
chsses for presents have opportunity Of select
ing from of the richest and most extern sve stocks
in the city, at unprecedented bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18

VIZ :. MELLoR, AUCTIONEER--BY HOUGHTON h
w hEILOR, 70 morrow (Tuesday) at IL o'clock, at
the saesroom ll3 Nassau street Large sale diamonds
gold Watches &c.. among which will be found tho fullest
and most valuable gold watches of foreign make in this
market, all by celebrated European makers. Tho dia
mond jewelry consists OF reastpns set single and in
great variety diamond and ruby stones, finger rings
shirt studs, sleeve buttons, &c set in the finest gold
Also watch chains, vest chains neck chains, rings
and bracelets &c, Of The latest patterns imported to-
gether with elegant rosewood flute cost $3.50 with
solid siver keys, Oh account Of former purchaser.
WHILAh Writers, AuCfroNEER, WILL SELL ON
w Thursday, at los O'clock az 81 Howard street all
the genteel paror cha aber and kitchen furniture
'aned in the above house. consisting Of French plate
pier and mantel glasses SOFAS sofa bedsteads tapestry
bedding table and bed linen, stoves dining furn
ture &c. AL to lot As Mercer street and the furniture
for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18

4 JSgRAIIA INDEPENDENT line SIXTY DAYS
"A passage-oniy eighty dollars for passage to Mel
bournr.vhe splendid clipper ship EASTER s. LATE,
1,jOo tens brrhen Simon Ross, ccmmr will have mme-
date despatch for Melbourne The accommodations of this
fine ship for passengers both in first and second cabins
superior 10 those Of any other vessel now up. As
pcaton Is necessary The proprietors OF this popular
line, that number OF mechanics and Others hay
ing families have been unable to engage passage,
owing TO the high rates hitherto charged have dotcr-
mined carry q limited number of passengers at the
unprecedencdy low price Of eighty dollars which win
include provisions water attendance, and all other
cessass for tho voyage with the sole exception Of bed
ding Having great portion Of her cargo and passen-
gers already engaged, she Will have quick dcspach For
freight or pa ssage apply board, at pier No. T. r.
10 ARKflI ELLIOTT li0 Pearl street, u. RICH
ARIsON 4 CO. SO South street,
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ware HES, JT vvELRY. Sc.

=
JACOBS CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS
81 in gens' pins, cluster and eings lades earrings
pins, and rings of every style, they eguai IN bril-
laney and appearance to tie real diamond GeEts pins
81 and go earrings 50 and 81 co. lides pins si0 AMI
cent by mail to any part Of the United States.
L. b J. JACOBS, fo7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18
ITUpsEy, CARRIAGES, &C.


A 4 THE N. " HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET,
N will be Sold Monday 18th inst, twenty horses
suitable for all purposes also new and secondhand
wagons, harness. saddles brides sc. Sale commencing
at ~ o'clock. JOHN II. GAIfIElD Proprietor.
NOR sAIE--lWo FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES AND
IL harness nearly new; viii be sold low, at the private
stable No. 115 Ninth street, between First and
avenue A. stable also 10 lot, also house to let at od3
Greenwich street.
TIoR SAILOR WOULD BIZ EXCHANGED FOR A
T. good single horse, pair OF stylish Vermont bay
horses, almost 10 hands high, long tails, and years
old; fne coach team Tor gentleman; free from all
vice. warranted sound and kind. Inquire at National
Hotel No. Cortlsnat street.
Y1toR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT OF USE, A PAIR OF
IL borses with without coach and harness. &c, all
complete. Can be in Columbia street, between
Clark and Pineapple streets Brooklyn Heights.
VI. CAMPBELL.
1I,OR-sALE--A PAIR OF CARRIAGE T10RsEs, WELL.
IL trained sound and gentle WIN be sold low the
owner is about to leave the country. Apply at 10
Fourth avenue
IGOR SALE. TWO DOUBLE sIEIGHS AND TWO SIN
IL gle, suitasle for hacking country They
viii BIO sold cheap, the owner has use for them.
Apply al the livery stable 30 Canal street.
NJ OEsE FOR sAIE--GooD, SOUND AND KIND; A
sleigh robes BELLS blankets &c. &ca complete estab
shmcnt Apply at the STABLE Of 10 and Il Twenty
second street, or one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18

LBERr a. NICOI.AY, AUCTIONEER yTOCKs AND
a Bonds ct auctIon.-ReguaI sals.-ALBRRr H M
at the Aeychants Exehangs $4,000 Ohio and Mssissip
III Railroad ID mortgage per cent bonds interest pay
able ut the Bank OF America lst April and LIST OCTOBER
81 00o each $4,000 Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
American Exchange Bank, LIST Feb and 1st Aug 900
each 81 200 Lacrosse and Milwaukee Railroad per cent
bond interest lst January and lat July at the
Broadway Bank in New York SIS 600 Toledo, Norwaik
and Cleveland Railroad Is, mortgage per cent bonds
interest payable at the Ohio Lie Insurance and Trust
Company list February and LIST August, 81 900 each
$1,000 one certificate Of tho Breckenridge Camel Coal
company OF hentucsy representing ~ shares Of 500
each 20 shares Ohio and Mississippi Railroad $50 each
523 do. Illinois Central Railroad $50 paid in Sio0
each 80 do. Sixth Avenue Railroad, 500 EACH 40 do.
$40 each; 80 do. Central Rank Of New York. $50 each
40 do. Chatham Bank, $25 each; 100 do Empire CITY
Bank $25 each 80 do Atlantic Bank 500 EACH 90 do
Grocers' Bank, $50 each; 90 do Knckerbocker Bank,
$26 each DO Home Insurance Company, 500 each
40 do Isnox Fire insurance. Company s25 each; 30 do
Mechanics and TraderS Fire Insurance Company, $o5
each; SO do Keystone Insurance Company OF Philade
phia $50 EACH 20 do. Aston Fire Insurance Company,
$50 each 10 do Lafarge Fire Insurance Company $50
each; 900 do Virginia C Copper Company, IS each; so
do Mexican Ocean Mail and inland Company, 500
200 do Deep River Copper Mining and Smelling Company
$40 each; 1000 do. Ship Timber Bending Company,
ull stock So each. Also, for account Of purchaser
at tie sale Of the l4th, who has not complied with the
terms of sae, 200 shares Illinois Central Railroad $40
paid in, 500 each; 200 do. Hampshire Coal and iron
Company, 800 EACH TeHns Of saleTen per cent this
cay, and tho balance before O'Clock tomorrow The
accrued interest all the bonds win 30 charged to the
purchaser. Next regular sale Thursday. A. II. ".
holds regular sales of stocks and bonds every Monday
and Thursday, at the Merchants Exchange and also
Friday and Saturday At private sale, great variety
OF first class railroad bonds bank Insurance. and other
stocks For articulars his private sales catalogue
Once, No. Broad street, next to corner Of Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18

TUE LIVERPOOL. AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Il Company intend soilng their fayorite steamships-
CITY OK MANCHESTER. "a, 1875 tons. Capt. wylis.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, (new)2,53S " Capt. -
CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. 700 Capt. r. Letch.
KANGAKOO....... ...... 1874 Capt -
sslM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY or MANCHE 'IkR. Thursday January ls, 1885,
KANGAROO .............. About ThurHday--
FROM LIVERPOOL
lily OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday December 20, 1854.
hANGAhOO. About Wednesday
saloon 800 500 and sos, according TO state room.
limited number Of third class passengers will be
aken and found with comfortably cooked proysionf for
$25..: to Liverpool $40. from Liverpool
Parties Wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts Liverpool in sums
Of II sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH
Agent Walnut street, Philadelphia, and No. Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18
INSURANCE.

Tn AMIIaoN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
Ill No 0 Tryon row.--Notice.~-An election Tor Di-
rsctors OF this COMPANY viii he held the ist ~
uary yroxmo al tbs Office % the company Pol viii
open a. II A. H. and close At J.. H.
J. C. WiNANs, Secretary.
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h,hTIzIMONfhr..

xE ApAafE MORROW Will CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
IyS ragce, who viii ali enjoy tue greatest happiness
and matrimonial bliss, and VIII show tho person thst
WI marry, through instrument which che will causs
70 illuminate Itself by nvckng tho powers Of her Voc
tsrfui ssance, and viii tell all events Of lie AMI sver
tee very taonghts. rs Erocan atrset, near Caruoa,
GeEtlsunen not ad nilted.
M NRlMoNIAI.--A GENTLEMAN, VIM VERY FFv
WI acquaintance, and under forty years Of avc, de-
rea 70 form the acquaintaace OF widow lady not over
tarty years OF age With view 10 marriage Property
object; god lcoxs nna fair elu,ation Indispensable.
Cfhce
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IIE WARDS.

<~
OK OK REWARD.-TIE FOLLOWING ACCEPT
DAOO ances were lost by, or stolen from, one Of
our clerks in Wall street, this afternoon yiz thres
drafts numbered respectively 800, 2so ani ~ date
New Orleans, Nov. II, 1851, drawn by Juan " De Egana
on, and accepted by +. Harmonys Nephews Co., pay
able sixty days after sight TO Samuel 9. Bell cashier
and accepted Nov IS 1854 for ten thousand dollars zach
Their payment has been soppede persons are hereby
cautioned against negotiating them. The above reward
will be paid upon their delivery to us New York, Dec
10, 1854. NJ. MORGAN & SON, 81 Wall street
az IN REwARD.--Losr, A DIAMOND CLUSTER
DAO PIN set 10 blue enamel, while retucnny from
the Academy Of Music, up Fourth avenue. The finder
win receive the above reward and the thanks 81 the
owner by leaving 1t at the Office Of s. =, y Beaver
street, up STARE
DEWARD.--0N THE NIGHT or rfIE 29fi UIr.
4 the store of the subscribers broken into aud
robbed Of large amount Of silks, satius velvets blond
aces, &c. A reward of twenty-five Per cent will DO
paid, fair valuation, for al goods returnsi also
S100 Tor the arrest and conviction OF the thief cv.s
GEO. SLOANE a. CO., $50 Hudson street.
On Z REWARD LOST, ON SUNDAY, DEgEgBEa 10,
WC gold pencil, Ranoh's patent extension ease,
with tigers head, aud the inscription. Julius G.
X oeh from hia friends, Crystal, Palace N w Tho
finder win receive the above reward al NJ. Broad
street, room No 8.
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A TS1RAIlA IN FIFTY-FIvE DAYs.--IHE pALP.
- clipper schooner SICiN win positively sail
before the Doth forfeit passage money for the fulfil
ment OF which the owners win sign contract. This
beautiful moo 81 VIII be at Pier e. r. Tuesday next
The {of fifteen years. experience the Austria
Ian tradc) proceed in her TO Melbourne, and viii bo
happy TO give any information respecting the Digging,
price Of labor, &c. Advances made consignm nts.
For further particulars apply to the owners board
Captain Hoggns at Bradford Tuck's Office, % Wan
street or IN the evening. 80 franklin stroot
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sy.axAslRy DEPARTMENT, n. Q.

fY,aEAslay IMPAIRMENT, n. q.
Il November IL, 1854.
seeled yroposss win 10 received at this once until
10 scoss A ". Of TIE goth OF December next for tn,
purchase Of Sill 600 eopis issued by the State Of NORTH
tsgoas uader &C. OF Assembly for the constru
OF The Weldon AID railroad and for the improve
ssens Of tie navigation Of tho Necse and Tar Rivers
T3er are by express enactment exempted from taxation
Tor Any purpose Thsy Will bear date the LIST Of July
1854, vil MA ten yeSrs, and will bave coupons At
lihca for The interest six Per cent per pay
Abe TIE hrst days Of January and July 10 each yeax
otb interest and principal VIII be payable AZ the Bsn
n TIE Republic in the city of New YORK uDless wnes
he Purchaser prefers 70 have them payable the prsa
sary Of tbs sate. They VII be issued Ia CT 00t
sasn.
PErtiss bidding Will please address Their letters,
iayss1 rogossls for Ncrth Carolina Stocks" - -.
anGszlgpei, AZ Raleigh, N. c. They will also state 10
east bnd of funds they propose To pay The bids VII
be o7s1ed the Goth Of December next in the
VI the oysrr,r, Secretary AID Comptroller OF the Slato
and 6. W. Mcraecs President OF TIE Bsnk OF the stats
North Carolina. Tho eudersgnee the RICH.
o. accepting such BIDS in whols in part, be may
deem most adyant,e 20 the State Successful Did
iers will be required, as informed o toe ac
ceptance OF tssr bids TO deposit Ia bank the amount
shts BIDS with the accrued interest from the lat Of
Jly last 10 bs credit Of tbs Treasurer Of North Caro-
Ina This deposit may be rasds in the Bank Of The Re-
putNc New Y<fk the Bank Of the state of North Caro-
lsa, o. &1s Rank Of Cape Fca-, Raleigh. Docunekts
sho ng IRE great of the State and the sr3
ansornf OF her ndeatuess may he lad application
At this Office, 10 Eessrs. Brown and De R01sctt cJ
Of New Yoss.. ID. ". COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of North Carroll IA.