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More TERRIToRIEs-INDGAN REPRESENTA-
TIvEs IN CoNGREss.-It is said by the Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
that the national administration has sent to the
ChickaSaw, ChOctaw and Cherokee tribes of In
dians proposition, accompanied by bills drafted
in three different tongues, to organize the Indian
territories below the Southern boundary of Kan
sas territory, and give them representation in
Congress. The wife of missionary resident
among the Chickasaws, who is now in Washing
ton, furnishes this information, and states that
The proposition and bills had arrived in the Indian
country before she left there, which was in April
last The Chickasaws were then very suspicious
of the affair, and did not know but that it was
Il scheme of the government at Washington to
cheat them out of their lands. According to
the letter we quote from, the proposition en-
braces plan for three seperate territorial
governments, one extending over the Cherokee
nation, n second over the Creeks, and a third
over the Choctaws and Chickasaws These
tribes were TO be allowed six months to consider
the matter, and the government has made 6 ow
ing promises of aid for their territorial organi-
zation in case Of their agreement The territory
in question comprises nearly all the remaining
unorganzed territory of the United States and
extends from the Red Riverto the thirty-sevcnth
parallel of latitude, which is 'the boundary Of
Kansas, and from Arkansas on the East to
Texas on the West The area covered is about
equal to that of the State of Arkansas. The
Choctaws and Chickasaws have been for num-
Der of years consolidated under one government
of their own, though lattcrIy there has been
some disagreement between them. All of the
tribes mentioned are considerably advanced in
civilization, cultivate the earth as farmers, have
schools and academies, live like the whites, and
conduct their government affairs in the same
way, by means of elections by ballot, legislatures
and elective chiefs. The Cherokee nation is
quite promising specimen of native Common
wealth.
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For Congress.

Mr. EDITOR Please announce Hon. P. S.
BROOKS as u Candidate for recollection to repre-
sent the Fourth Congressional District, consisting Of
Edge6eld, Abbeville, Laurens, Newbcrry and Lex
ington, in the next Congress, which election will
be held in October next, and thereby greatly OBJ
ligc MANY FRIENDS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

PEAcHEs-FAR FETCHED AsD DEAR BoUGHT.
of course the peaches now for sale in the
Broadway saloons will do for the ladies upon
the principle involved in the old adage at tho
head of this item, for they come from Columbus,
Georgia. and are sold for shilling a piece. and
not very large at that They are deep red and
yellow color plum shaped, and of excellent flavor,
we guess, not having tasted Of them, or had
any thought of doing so at present prices.
A few years ago we should as soon thought
of seeing peaches from the Sandwich Island AS
from that far away town called Columbus, onl
the Chattahooche river, where none but Indians
dwelt twenty-five years sseo and where nobody
could get or get away, except by days of toll
through mud and almost impossible streams.
But the iron horse goes there now, and bringsE
US peaches here before the middle of July.
Trihunn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

eSy- THE Friends of COL A. c. DARLINGTON
respectfully announce him as Candidate to repre-
sent the 4th Congressional District, at the election
in October next
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as follows {:
fIntal

oLa!. !...... ...'... .'..' '.''' Aoo
Except Thomas Todd, none of these worthy
citizens has had more than one wife. A nau
named Lockwood, in the same neighborhood, has
been married three years and has six children
1t only remains TO add that it is in a, Democrat
ic" co unity, forming part Of the well known
rrontb nfrinp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

TIE ELooUEYcE OF DEspAIR.-An editor
out west thus winds up caII' upon dein-
qurnl debtors:
When the heavens shall be rolled together
as Il scroll, and the clements shall melt with
fevvrent beat, anil the terrible realities of ap-
preaching judgment how will each heart leap
rs il is asked the momentous question, How
much owest thou the printer?" 1t will be a
cheering interrogation to those who have paid
up; but to those who have not what terror must
it strike to their souls! Be ye therefore wise,
rcdeerning time, for in such an hour Us ye think
not, the question must come.
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Fresh Esna,Y.

TUST received s, 900 Lbs. GOOD COUNTRY
y FLOUR, in Sacks. and for sale by
G.. L. PENN, AGENT.
ADrl If 10
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Russian SERFs.-An English officer serving
in the Baltic writes as follows of the Russks,I
-peasantrv
ave took some prisoners a short time since
in boat that had been caught breaking thd
blockade in search of salt, for which, suppose
the people are beginning to be hard up. ThcsS
men n.appear to me to bo good specimens. oI
Russian scrfs. Morally and physically they yapss
pearcd abject slaves. Clad in coarse brown
clumsy garments, with conical wors,ed capS
they. appeared quite stricken with terror at thci
position, and 'one unfortunate being Q wan
say mar,>>was so overcome that he fell into I
conyulsive fit. The scene was completed 'wheE T
they were ushered into the Admirars presencS
have heard of slaves kneeling in the presenc5
of their masters, some kissing the ground: bl
those creatures, am told, actually threw them:
selves down again and again on the carpet,
They were subsequently set free, butwere nd
allowed 10 land at Hango.'" Is
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TIE Rent.

rJ,HE Room at present occupied by Mr.. Lod Hill
as a Dry Goods Store. In my absence apply
to J. A. Williams. S. CHRISTIE.
Dec % 50
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FRANCE AND AMERIcA-1he New York II
bune says the tenor of Mr. Mason's despatchSs
are, that Louis Napoleon is so arerse to v;
with The United States, that nothing but Il direI
national quarrel between the two countriI
could produce such result,
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know-nothings" have triumphed, it has always
been achig elected, where the office was one
of any Importance or real value.
q Let not democrats be deluded into the organ
ization, or they will find themselves embraced in
the arms of whiggery, native-Amcricanisn,, and
all the other isms that infest land Cheers.
There can be but two great parties in the
country. These temporary organizations may
for brief while attain the position of balance
of:polcer parties, but they soon lose it; and par
ties to be permanent must be divided on princi-
pie. The division here is between the strict
and the atitudinous constructionists, between
economy and extravaganza, between State rights
and federalism, and it is now too late in her his
tory for ME to appeal to Pennsylvania to know
which side she takes. She has been true 10
strict construction, economy, and State rights,
and never will trail the old democratic banner
in the dust. Cheers. The wings have beaten,
but never vanquished you; and it behooves you
now to buckle on your armor once more and
strike for your principles. The eyes of your
sister States are upon you, and we shall look
anxiously 10 see you roll up your accustomed
majority for BigIer, elect true democrats to Con-
grcss and your legislature, and carry out the
principles which have so greatly promoted the
honor and glory of the whole country. Long
continued cheering.
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AFRUIrFuL NElGHBoRHooD Wayne County
Pennsylvania, in circle Of seven miles, there
live thirteen families. which boast the aggregate
number of 1875 children. They are distributed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

SOUND ADvIcE.-Thc Cincinnati Sun thus
discoursc.h
Disease in fact kills but few The expense
and indiscrelions of our own creation do all the
mischief. Wherefore be careful. Neither fill
your stomach with too much grog, OF too much
water. lftripc is your passion keep within
half pound, and never eat more than one water
melon at n sitting A pound of beefsteak is n
good bit for breakfast, and Il quart Of tea should
be enough for supper. Keep police over your
self, if you wish to be long in the land of your
prandmothers
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THE HEAr-The Chicago Tribune gives an
understandable illustration Of tho heat on hot
day.
A Dutchman was being driven down Clark
street yesterday, in an open wagon, and appa-
renlly sweltvring under the broiling sun. Espy.
ing five cent piece on the side walk, he jumped
from The wagon to get it, but the hot, bricks
made him so sensitive that he quickly regained
his seat. and sung out to the boy" Hans drive
on! Mine Gott, HI is not one mile from dish
plashe!"
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A YOUNGER brother had espoused an old i'll
tempered wife, but extremely rich.
He, used to say, Whenever | lind my wife
cross, and my own temper giving way, retire
10 my library and console myself by reading
her marriage settlement"
WoMEH's RlGHTs.-Whntcver may be said
of womens right to vote and egislate, their ri ght
10 bare arms is pronounced to be unquestionabe.
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! II EAT riissoUGH LINE 10 THE WEST
- u ssisiialaI 1litls1i;

Ohio Taioad baltimore to Wheeling
Meeting there with hs large, and Splendid steamers Of t
Union line the Ohio, and The stages to Zdnesrir, &c.
HlS expeditions being thoroughly completed
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel and being
excellent Of travellers confidently
reced superior advantages and low fares. The
of the stupendous and attractive character
The mail train leaves Baltimore daily u m
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles, in IL ~ hours
GLIDING all soppage arriving there at 2 or 3, day
leaving Baltimore al D lay for lodging
Cumberland, 7e mes and proceed thence Wheeling in
morning.
and daily, meens from Baltimore Wash
Baltimore,
Wheeling the unvaled OF the Union
which just completed for Toue daily
with the and passengers down the Ohio Gin
cinna and Louisville, where the for Nashville
the S Louis and New Orleans packets be taken BY those
ing further on.
Passengers Columbus Tor prefer
cnnat and other OF OHIO and the West
Wheeling Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
the best OF the National road to GAINESVILLE SC and thence
by railroad It##g9 EEs. Ea 81 Eel .H#
Passengers welsvle cleveland by STEAMBOATS,
railroad will also find this most ageease route there being
regular and speedy connection al Wheclng and from toe
places
or BasE4se through Washington Wheeling
charge transfer OF passengers or baggage
through ticket with the right lie anywhere the
route) Washington Wheeling, 50 Cincinnati Gil;
To Louisville, sl2.
Tickets Mr. Parsons, agent railroad staoi
Washington, and OF the other agents Of The company
WIN. PARKER,
May Ii--dn General Superintendent.
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IN pursuance President United States
nio, the recommendation and al
nearly all tina representatives in
Congress from the State OF Missouri the lands IN the following
Mo,tan and Missisppi Rrv aiirood have been
Withdrawn except for valid cmpuon claims
until further orders, to wit M.4 3t@ Et4
In the district of lands subject to sr LOUIS
North Of Of the mn principal nsyidiar
Townships % 30, Of range "t tes t
North 81 the line and Of the dA principal meidinn
Townships 80, 80. 49, Al, and 49, of range 3.
Townships 40, A. and as of ranges s. and
Townships 80, 80, A, and IS, Of range Z
Township &c. of range g.
In the district of land subject sale at JACKSON.
NORTH Of the base and of the fin principal midiur
Townships &c., 81, %, 80, 49, a5 &c. and 81 of rangel
Townships 49, 80 81 81 49, a. as 49, and 81 OF range g.
Townships 81 3d. 49, 90 81 49, 80 81 3 &c. and 81 of
Townships %, 81 %, 49, 3d. 81, 81 80 ~, 49, sc, and 81 Of
Townships 49, a. 49, 49, 49, 81, 81 49, 81 S. 80, and 81, Of
Townships a. u.s. 49, 81 90 81 3D. and 49, Of range
Townships 49, and 20, Of ranges and TO-
Townships y, 70, a. Is, 49, ~, and ~, Of ranges IL l2 ID
and ~.
Townships 81, o. 49, a. 25 90 81. and 49, sfrange Is
Townships 49, "a, IS, IS, 81, and 3D. OF range l6.
Townships "a, a3,2 IS, %, ~ and 49, Of range IT.
Townships "a, IS, 10 and 81 Of range ls
NortA Of the base line and vest Of the A principal meridian
Townships 80 81 Of range I. =
The list includes townships Withdrawn
yet offered for SALE which
oil been inserted as they within the reservation.
Given under hand the General Land Office the city
Washington, this eighth day Of JuRe Domini 1854
JOHN WILSON,
June 9-lawi3w Commissioner.
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Each proposal be signed BY tho individual hm making IT,
specify prccand bi yreo-for each aud
cle the schedule should article be required
furnished safke prices
Bnnk be furnished
department. persons applying cor diem and without uni
therein, find difficult make de-
c-ion will be taken consideration unoss SUBSTANTIALLY
agreeing herewith. Fl. .g.a -....
THE proposals addressed the Department Of staer and
Proposals stationery Notice WI be
person awarded win Iired, with
thereafter bond with satcent spreues r
performance. =.
fhe In all decide whsther The
the have complied w and 10 reject
may s opinion, inferior quality, well
annu the failure comply with the terms within
a reasonable lime.
May 2i--lawfw
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| Q. +. sALOMON's improvements la Brick Making.
patented April u.s. ls5By this method OF making brick
various well known facilities and advantages Of the ordinary
ual process combined with OF the machine press
while many the generally
the latter avoided the bricks made rapidly and dried and
the kiln
but little delay and without the labor Of removal
Placement, 10 which they subjected in the ordinary
the foregoing description of reference only
has been made TO the plan ordinary building brick but il OBJ
vou that suitable and the
moudbox It equally capable of manufacturing tile, hollow
cornce, other OF the wei-kaown forms OF brick.
Patent rights for sale. Address .a
]. c. +. SALOMON,
4 .a''s \" @ Bludensbnrg Prince Georges county, Md.
NB.-Two hundred wepessed brick be made in
ute, without removal May Adm
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lrHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY STU
" aed unnproved real esssBy virtse Of
cult court o. the District OF Covmsa for W.hinsoa eoan, made
wherein James Halliday
and Thomas j. Halliday and ohers, Thomas
AIMS Halliday William W. Halliday and Lydia Hanion, de-
ceased dendants subscriber
viii sell public Tuesday June
1854, 81 O'Clock, Mcclure on
the Of Pennsylvania and lo,
pieces parcels of ground lying aud being
Washington and known and Described the plat
and being lot No l6, No. 0f lot No.
No 7oJ lots Noe a. 5, o. and u No. 77g
and ~ in square No ,3d, and part Of LOT No square
No e23 said said No
inches front 4 scs, by los tee, Inch deep
The above esby situated pidly
Of the city, aud Offers favorable opportunity
making exby building
The sale prescribed by
The purchass be
payments, IL and 10 months, be secured
notes. hearing interest from hs day Of with
proved by the Upon ia
and interest and The ratification Of s sas sales ny The The
trustee VIII convey The
III the terms of sale complied
the the which
will be rcsod weeks notice,
the purchaser OF purchasers thereof An
pense Of the purchasers,
CHAs. 8. WALLACE, Trustee. +
. - . j. q. MCGUIRE, Anctionerr.
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n *. CFIAMnEIIIN's Commercial College, located
u, No. 27 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostensble
object Of this institution place The reach Of individuals
facilities for obtaining thorough practical mercantile eduea
obtain knowledge Of
business matters in few weeks haH be acquired
many years any counting hoas0. 7. Il. t
The Of study embraces book keeping and lis
various of and trade Mercan
according the approved methods
Practical Penmansp combining rapidly Of execution with beauty
constructions Lectures mercantile law, In
mercantile SUBJECTS beside other points
business man to The time necessary
complete from
There being vacation applicants can enter At any time and at
evening" held periods,
and diplomas awarded those who graduate For &C., write
und have circular forwarded by ma J.
l3--IYdAcp L
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TO The hsrs alsw OF Lucy r. Davis hereby
nnufed that have fred upon
fs not on The ir day thereafter fsunday my
once ~ Dn~hde Court House 70 inquire into, and
c.nri o. r county tbs Of kin of,e sd Lucy ~ Davis
deceassd, "r the
CURED 10 be taken by dArer OF Dnwias circuit cou
drrtd on The vt day o. spu A. ~ 1854 In chsnce
w and Charles laruave administrator Of I"cy r.
dfceasd, Others Defendants
relations ov reri Vim W che ar drcoaent heirs
aud Their. required 70 forward, prove
proof VIII he required N strict conformity 40 The law, ~
Given undef NY hand, commissioner OF the cicui of
b'rvtH's ec.n,y, the dsy spd y-.r fret .fore-.,d
T. y. HARoRANR, ~,
9-lnwAw
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NOTICE.
OFFICE or THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

10 rssso.s .ssk.x sissslIs tssssssns Of money.
S,EALED PROPOSALS. will received
~ 18th Of July 1854 when they will be opened the
president
this company the
company issued for tbs purpose Of reeonsueuy
under he authority Of
bly, passed February 49, 1884, and Of s resolutions Of The STOCK
holders OF company adopted 30h May, 1854.
principal bonds will be payable
June 1878, interest per snnum three
and hall sent The lat day June and the
LIST day Of Decsmbsr Of each the q both
principal beng secured W deed whole
road and ohsI properly aud franchises q he liable %
any amount OF either principal interest g..-.
No bids for less Than The value Of ass bonds iacua
est from the LIST Of this month"; June that being tc date
which they begin bear cent interest," WIN be eonsa
cred. .....t. .9 49, s.a IL. ~, j.
The Of payment win be cash but fom Responsible bidders
negotiable for three ouhs Of ne purchase money u
ssmens with six cent interest thereon from e -.
1854 1T thht
be As security for the puncusi payment o. which
be
all Of the said notes shall have been
paid. -, -,
Any further which desired will
be furnished president OF the company
by direction Of the presidents -. 4.
Secretary and Treasurer X. x r. X. X. Co. E
June 8-eod5Juy ri
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ZINC PAInTsThs subscribers, having been appointed
OF the New Jersey Znc CopaEy the sale their superior
paints prepared orders for dcscHpo dvera
bic Baltimore the companys prices and ON tho liberal
r. lt. .i6..H #.. Ia. 81
The white paint Is warranted and unsurpassed by
other article Ii 10 sold either gronnd In oil
The made only from New Jersey and
extensively used iron other metallic surfaces
IL cheap and economical paint
durable covering for cot
bdges sc The OF II large, md
IL has entire satisfaction. . Ia .ftrG .
All paints company OF the highest
ceence
covered and applied in their preparation and ey warranted TO
keep son and fresh the reasonable length Of time In
this respect they superior Others In market.
JOHN SULLIVAN n SONS, Agents,
No. 2 Camden ", Baltimore,
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DR. nossE's ,SyIaoaATasa CoAs.Al,


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HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LERGTHENED HY ma
u NOISES isviaoRATinG ELIxia. On ooRDiAL.-4i
i Or Coz aa deemed uaios Inc pSoe osa ns
eo.d no believe ,ae simple ana Sublime nun. s
hshs., elias and character anphns ali Ia
essaag oFenro"n os mars Of testimony which perfectly
n Pss ra ass.s q &. N az seS 90
tai machine called full every dshcsts
s1 and mnd 70 he q human s s = mat
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confined 70 either ser or 10 age the feeble am On, ns
ns venm Of depression he ndvdaa suffering t,oa ses
s'al debility or from te ~easnsss Of asn.e orsa will all mad I'm
TO those who predpo.,on /. vii
sy There many perhaps, uaed Win s, I com
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without reference TO causes and win not only the d
ssnuitD oossrnuraos.
The system, leading Diseases
Sa 70 s Io %h nus nsD
uon speeds few however may be snumerated viz;
d spinal ascios muscular debility, noi.
liver dssrassion weakness q he w aai.posaos
anlnesa after exercise broken sleep and terrifying dreams
organs, Incompetence melancholy, monomsns
passions. and al does not
Whenever The 10 be acled upon nonaon
or structural diseases, it 10 ayerred that
s H
regularity activity and Ibis not only
nna Sn hans Ss s y
as s. s:s n a.
also that for KIND q Elixir Cordial The
only reliable preparation known.
ouRK xxRvovs pisrAsss
No language adequate idea the
and Shattered Wshr down SsI
cess weak BY nature impaired by sickness the ansrung and
The physical symptoms vanish To-
the he cordial pops.. On
The reach ,e constitution itself and restore il to
OF The Nineteenth century. is scientific
world would have admitted, that miracle Of medicine heretofore
sriaULAHr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
m ss sns ~ S q the with
Well be said Of him who es .hem
ss %an !: Sr s o p1t s s = s,s,s,
happy influence the mind organize
u q. q
a O. e
fear insanity ypochondias dypspa
incident g females decay Of s popayaiDg functions. hy.s
vague S,o2.t Of the
there IL any reliance TO placed human testimony, aba
me q Soi,s bloom saansns
from pae yellow, scky color to beautiful ford completion
E EoRsEs IsvIGoRATika ffe er#@
presented in the aea medca hitherto pnheard
of-a simulant without reaction. #
The herb which forms main ingredient
this Dr. Mos whos an psdu
authority discovered production
his attention excited wonderfully nvgoratipg
produced the wonderful power
rance the eshausuess vigo exhibited BY the Arab OF both
XII .-s..t +. .t#t
CAuTIon Dr. Morse Invisoatng has counterfeit
ed by unpfincipled persons.
liz future all the genuine Cordial win the proprieton
e pasted oyer the cork Of each e" aud the following words
Ring, proprietor N. Y a ~
gs Cordial ps highly pint so,s.
@. H. RING, proprietor
l9s Broadway New York.
Indies. \. $500 80 "a, -
3 Hance VTs'"'F're-
Jan 28--dly ... ... F ,5sl. taa. u.a9 .ltF
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JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

TRxAsURY DEPARTMENT,
January i, ie5a.
Noy hereby given the holders OF the following described
staes this department is prepared
chase at any hereof
portions stocks amountng in the
million dollars, and the hereinafter
toned, 10 witi I.tNM HssrttTa
In any contingent competition, within the stated
preference viii given the order Of said
stocks may The certificates duly assigned United
States parties who the thereof must
be transmitted this department the receipt whereof,
price paid compounded Of the following paIcuiaIsi
par value, specified In each certificate
premium the stock Of the loan authorized Of
July 1885, redeemabe November 49, 1885, of the
the authorized by the Of 1884, redeeac st De-
cembe 1862, of fifteen half per the
l8s7 l64s, redeelae
3lst December, 1867 and the Both
1888, Of cent and the stock Of the loan
1880 and Tedeemabe the 3 OF Decsm
Der, 1864, commonly indemnify
certificate from the LIST Of January
1854 receipt with the
or money reach Of days interest
In addition. .aHr HfIf 85t r.a &s# -F &ns z
will be made drafts Treasurer OF
Sates the Boston, New York.
OF Philadelphia, as the parties may direct t les..
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20-dstJuly ..r... Secretary the Treasury