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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE,
No. SO Market Street. ..r .
xryT,r-5r-,, o,,yvy,,,

No. SO Market Street. .. .
NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
THE undersigned has just made large additions IA
Il to his Fall supply Of Ready Made Clothing which A
makes his stock complete 1t comprises in part II
Cloth Clocks, latest styles; :
Talnla and Spanish Cloaks;
OyercOats Of ali qualities and styles;
Cloth FrOck, Dress, Business and Sack Goats
all .coioIs
Cloth, Cashmere, Satinet, Tweeds, Jeans,
aud OheT Pants iu great variety;
Silks Satin, Plush and other description Of
Vests, very choice stock;
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Cravats, Handker-
chiefs, Socks undershirts Net and Flannel Trunks,
Vases Carpet Bags, &c. &c, and indeed everything
necessary 10 gentemens Furnishing House.
The CustomDe partmet under the management of
perenced practical CUTTER and those who may order Cloth
ing made UP may rely full satisfaction being given
lie thanks his friends for the patronage which has been
extended him, and hopes for continuance OF their ayOrs
oct22-Ianl NJ. SULZ5AOKEH Agent.
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CAUTION-PAPERS STOLEN.
fTNHE desk nv Foundry was broken open on Monday
night, and large quantity of notes. accounts, aud
cOnsa0es and lawyers receipts taken theretrOm. cau
ton all persons from trading for any such notes and
counts and will be thankful for any clue their recovery
Under the circumstances, will be very thankful my
old customers forward and settle their
and If the person who took the notes &C. will leave the
book cOuaiug list Of them where get it will pay
handsome reward fori ecOyery.
Eept20-H SAMUEL y. AMENT.
FRENCH Lessons
TR ZEVALL0S would be pleased take few classes
VI Of Ladies Gentlemen, desirous Of acquiring the
French Language. .....
We the undersigned take pleasure in recommending Mr.
Zevgllos worthy gentleman and eminenty quail
ned a teacher.
r. J. MEIGS JOHN NJ. LEA,
NJ. VAUGHN, JOHN A McEWEN,
b. F. BENTLEY, JOHN S. YOUNG,
s ALLISON.
szSs- Any application left the Book Store ofW. T
Berry Co, will be promptly attended to.
ocIl4-2m* n.
THREE HUNDRED ID LIARS REV Ard.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber about the 25th SIX
III August, two negroes JOE HALL and JIM IL
bURklS. Joe ID a Olsck negro about "a years old ~
feet inch high very stout but not heshy, weighs ~
about $50 lbs hasa OF his cheek boLes Caused
by burn, read and write. JH copper colorei
negro with peculiar yeowness about the eyes, about 30
years DID, feet inches high and weighs about .75 lbs
They have large amount OF money with them, in notes OF
the Back OF tennessee. They both keen. shrewu
negroes and possibly have forged free papers with them
IL also probable that they be travelling under the
troll and guidance OF white man. TIE above reward will
be given Tor their apprehension and delivery 10 me- or TO
the jail Of Nashville. NJ BELL,
Good Spring Post Office, Williamson County Tennessee
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CRUTCHER HOUSE.

AlUtNIls
THIS large and cOmmOdOus HOtei situated on the cor
4 Ler of SPRING SUMNER STREETS, NASHVILLE, Ten
SEssEE is now newly furnished throughout and ready for
the reception Of transient THIS is by the
Hotel to the Depot and being in the centre of the city
IS quite convenient TO all the business houses
10. W. BELL
sept3-tf Proprietor
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GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE sEASONi
i USI received from New York
- Copper and Iron Coal Scuies and VASES very eexaa
large a sOriment Of Tea Trays various STILES,
Kchy cut and polished IRE irons, in setss
Stands for hrerOns, All patterns
Handsomely JapaHned Pl2ie Warmers;
Dixnns hne Bririauia Tea Sett:
Carved Bread Treuchers and Knives.
Copper aud Block Tin lea Keess
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak do; Coffee Grecquss
soup Tureens aud Ladies; Coffee UrnS
Toilet Seits Food Tabs Slop Jar and Water Carrier
Nut Picks, Nut Crackers, Napkin Rings;
Table Mats Sugar Nippsrs, Cork Screws;
Lard and OIL Lamps, Iron Kitcken Lamps:
CIumb Brushes Piste Brushes, Dusting Brushes.
Hearth Brushes and BroOnls, Feather busters
Foot Scrapers, Dog Irons. Fire Carriers;
Door Mats OF various kinds and very low prisesr
Fine Ivory Landed Cutlery; e.
Cutlery with Bone, bony, Cocoa and Horn handes
Beef Carvers Bread K5ives, Cooks Knives;
Clothes Baskets. Aarket Baskets, Work Baskets
Cedar Buckets, ChuTns, Wafer Cans &c As;
Wooden Ware Of ali descriptions;
sauce Pans, from half P:nt upwards
Iron do, lined with zinc and enameled:
Batter cake Turner'S, kgg Whips and ChuIns,
Butter 4loulds, Siffers salt stamps '
Pc Plates OF all patterns Batter-C4ke Pans;
Coke Boxes, lea CanlserS
Patent and PLAIN Sad irons Toy Sad Irons
Jspanned Ware Of all Eind;
Nurse Lamps complete for ladies' and nvalids.
Bachelors Lamps for heating water or making cot.ai in
We constantly rece wing frm New York acceuuiona
% stock OF House furnishing Goods aud can sppT a.
short notice any articles BE- found in this eitx
= SNOW MACKEVTFE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
). Ii. CURREY,
CABINET Maker AND UNDERTAKER

J. III. CURREY,
CABINET Maker AND UNDERTAKER
DEUS LEAFE Z 20 Inform bis friends and the ssr--w
- Pdohc generany, aal he keeps constantly eazaza-s
on hand Cons OF every description from the painest
servants to the tine Metallic Srgat and rexhausted Co
fms the best in use for Preserving the Corps together
with good Hesrses and Horses aud eyervtbng
for burials.
All orders et wareroom, No. Cooper's Building
Cherry street, will be promptly attended to both ay or
night mySl-t }, II. 0URREY. ?
DIR. J. w. GRAY
OFFICE No. 9, Cherry street. opposite Judge csrou's
Y J and next door to DIR. b. W. Hall. Residence CITY
HOtel isn2s SIT
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
NEW FIRM.
MILIUS Il WOLF,
Nos II 81 Corner Of Market Street and Public Square
And No. A Market St.
VTTM. MILIUS, of the firm OF MuIUs BRos, Wholesale
w Manufacturers OF Clothing Cincinnati, has assocat
ed himself with WOLF for the purpose of conducting
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS
in Nashville. The attention of Country Merchants and
Traders generally is respectfully solicited to the large aud
fashionable stock We hatter ourselves that
will be able to compete in price and quality with any
house engaged in this business either here elsewhere
Our goods manufactured express y for in Cincin
nat and the material is purchased direct from the impo
ters for manufacturers.
ALI ask examination of the prices and quality Of
our goods sept2lI MiLIUS WOLF
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MERCHANDISE

POPULAR TRADE. 4
FOR THE MILLIONIIl
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FINAkE hOflCE.-We nav. now got our 81 ~. a,
4 STONE SAW MILL in full operation, and haTs q
qnantlsy OF SAWED ELAGG5 on hand. And also -
SVRN MILL will be found ready all hours o. shs day -
grind corn for customers at the rate Of 90 bns6s pel
hour, at the ordinary prices. SAMUEL HAsLbbs
ju1ep54-H JAS w. FklITS :
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mares "a

I AIDES DRESS GOCDS.-PlAid ana striped
Il Silks, Brocade silks,
Plaid Silks all shades, black silks extra quality
Plaid Plain and Figured Bsrages
Bersse Robes nOuDced, Misses Bersge Robes,
Jaconet Robes, hOuneed, Embroidered Muslia 2okss
hOuneed,
French Lawns and Muslins-great variety,
Dotted Swiss, and figured Mpsns
Orga1die MuSlna, French Chinl lzes
English Chintzes and GinghamS
Linen Csmbrcs in great varieties
Sun-Shsdes and Parasols
great variety Of Fans.
STEVENSON ss WHITE
marzo 50, COll=gs al
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NTOTICE.-The Coparncrship heretofore existing un-
y der the nrm of D0BYNS CHURCH and DOBY Ms
CO. dissolved No one is authorised TO collect debts
OF the concern but Mr.. J. I. Yearout.
sep3-8t T. J. DOBYNS
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CARDS.


STRlcKLER ELLIS e. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
No. 81 Public Square, Nashville.
HAvE received an extensive FALL and WINTER
IL Stock Of the sbave gOods which they offer to the
found at all times, as LARGE and COMPLETE as any in
the place, and they respectfully solicit call from Mer
chants wishing goods at the lowest marke
Feathers Wool Linsey &C. taken in exchange forr,.I
and in payment Of dses at the highest market value
angS 5. z 4. CO.
J. A. DERRY. W. B. DEERY R. Z. pEEnY.
DEERN BROTHERS.
ALIs0EIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l94 Public Square, Ndshvile, Tennessee
may22-twly e..
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES &c.
DAVIS * SWAMI,
AUCTION & COlQHSSTON MERCHA MIS-,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c, &c.
NO. 73, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE INsToRE-by rsoen. arrivals, and which they
S75 bids Sugar, OF every grade from very hne to all
qualities below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
300 barrels Plantation Moassee
$50 half bbs do Molasses;
56 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
so do Loaf Sugar, No. to No. 8.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line 10 meet the demands of country and city buyers
which they determ ned 70 sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive 10000
Sacks fine Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf
suit purchasers, at small trife advanced on cost
COOh.ry Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in our line, would do well TO give cali before
buying elsewhere.
DAVIS SWAMI
feb26 No 73 Public Square.
A.. GARDELLE. LOUIS DEiAIGLE
GARDELLE IL DELAIGLE,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON, 5. c.
IBERAL advances made on ConsignmentS Of Produce
II Prompt attention paid to Receiving and Forwarding
Goods.
REFEREScEs-Bustn Walker, Doughty & Beall, Au-
gusta; J. Fraser Co.. Charleston. Iaugl5-5m.
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NOTiCE 10 STOCKHOLDI

NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.
the meeting of the Directors OF the Edgheld and
"A Kentucky Railroad Company, the following resolutions
adopted:
l. That Engneeris hereby directed to make,
possible the final location OF the route Of this road from
Edgedeld through Goodlesvlle Springfield, in Robert
son county"
9. That call of eight per cent be made upon the
stock PAYABLE in monthly nsalments of per cent TO
w-0n the I'd day of September the I'd day of October
I'd day Of November and the I'd day Of December next
PAYMENTS be made The office OF the Gas Light Com
pany WASHINGTON BARROW,
Secretary and Treasurer
Aug I6 '54-eo&w. of the Z. and X. r +. Co.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Weh have a
large and well assorted Stock OF Fancy Goods which
will sell BY the Piece small advance eastern cost
for cash; or snort time STEVENSON Il WHITE,
Inar23 "a - 81, College ST
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Nj IANTiLLAS.-We have q large and handsous a.
VI sortment of Mantilas embracing all the novelties OF
the season, consisting of !
Embroidered Applies an Lace trimmed Mantilias
Embroidered Jaslin Mantillas -
Grape ShsWls azd Lace Scarfs.
STEVENSON L WHITE,
MARTY So College N
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Il i mask, Embroidered Musins CURTAINS
Lace Curtains, Gotten Damasks
lU-4, la Linen and Cotton Shestinz
Pillow Case Linens, &c. de-
Linen Table Nspkns
Fruit do, .- .e....s U.. ..e
70 dozen eoored Border Damask Towels
" Nhlte and COlOred Iarseilles Quilts
'iIh COruiees de- Pins and Bands
Colas lasses GImPs, fringes Curtains Drops; &c Ne
s STEVENSON White.
niar1o 50, College 81.
ClANDLESI CANDLESl!-5Ob bores hard DrrS.sd
Oounner Mould Caudlss just received and Tor sale by
MCkSA d TkRRASs.
Ho'lI.. BrnaduRV
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DIR. J. w. GRAY

OFFICE No. g. Cherry street, opposite Judge catrous
HOtel ian2a SIT
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ENMBROIDERIES.-Th most varied choice an
IL beautiful assortment Of Enbrolderies We have ave
exhibited, consisting Of
Elegant Collars, Sleeves Chemisettes
COliareties and Sleeves IN Sets
Maltese H0nitOn Yalercienne Plat Lace and tsnhr l
lArs snd Sleeves
Eiounelngs and Bands In Jacones and Swiss Mnsiins,
5eoteh Uork lnsertngs and Edgings in Eew designs,
Lace Capes. Linen Cambria Handksrchsfx HenisutehsS
handkerchief. :
Honton Handkerchief HOniton and valsncieune Laesa
DC, sc. -
STEVENSON 4 WHITE,
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PRICES TO SUR THE SHORT CROPS.
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TEN I1,fI o. RANDOLPH.

Randolph, in fast declining health,
reached Philadelphia. whittier be went
to take passage from that port. lie was
too late for the Liverpool packet. He
exposed himself to the inclemency Of the
weather, took cold, which aggravated
his disease. and hsstened its fatal terrni-
nation. He WAS put to bed-his death
bed-in his lodgings at the City Hotel.
The idiosyncrscies which had, of late
years especially, marked his demesnor.
distinguished the last hours oe his life.
The sudden bursts Of petulence which
disease wrung from him; the affecting
kindness and tenderness which disease
could not wholly take from him: the
rambling conversation ia the Intervals q
acute suffering. in ssRe passasss, a.
brilliant ~ sver-the last CLEANS Of the
sinking lamp; the greanines Of rs,norss
which review of his past life, at the bar
of stern ssif;judgment, drew from has
oontrlts hsArt; the fervid prayer; the hes
itating hope; the trust qualified by self
condemnation, in the Saviour whose
name he professed; the concluding &C.
ere the curtain fell upon the last scsas of
Garth, propped up by pillows, he called
witnesses to his confirmation Of his will,
providing for the freedom and support of
his slaves, and the lest conscious words,
which fired his eye aad braced his sink
ing frame. a., speaking in this oonnec-
tion, hs laid his skeleton hand strongly
upon the shoulder of his faithful servant.
John, and said with emphasis-.'espe-
eislly for this man." And then-this
Last charge upon his conscience off-his
mind wandered away to the light, and
the scenes, and the friends of the early
days; and, the mutterings of the voice
growing gradually fainter. ss he passed
on into the thicker shadows of the Dark
Valley, the t1uttering pulse stood still,
and John Randolph, Of Roanoke, was
numbered with the dead! May oath,
1888, aged co.,
They carried him back to his solitary
home, and buried him-In death as in
life, unsocial and isolated-in the forest
of Roanoke In the soil of the Virginia
he loved SO well, they laid the corpse Of
her faithful and devoted son. They left
him to rest, after the long fever Of his
troubled dream of life was over, in an
humble and Sequestered grave, beneath
two stately pines. There let him sleep
on! The gloom Of their shade, and the
melancholy signing of the wind through
their boug ghs, are fit emblems of the life
which was breathed out in sadness and
in sorrow.-BaLdwin's Party Leaders.
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UNDkRTAKHk.

I WOULD respectfully retasR ny thanks Va
I sisisszs af Washington and its vionsy fos tAsif
sass 3zttoAaea, asd Ay thet ovibg b sa0 fsqHent
s.ls n - UsdssssAia& sreash Of ny bssRsss, !
ave ssss sai1sed b diseorssu. tAs neA neturc
UEDARTAKlhd. hsyc sYeFed ~ vst,u 10 have
svery shins thss X re4 uss!ts 10 ny ivhssa, saa
su theretora faIly prepared 70 nsst any erAer site,
sew Ao,asah aosce, and sss1rs tissss vAe may
fve ne call TAT Will spare n yains - aT1y OFT
AAr srdSss - shsts ontfs Hes6essB.
JAMES J. AARvHY,
Ne. I,a, ia n bess-ssR q as6 II.
q. A--CAis sssonks1 - ct sll hee3s Il me night.
IA, A-1y
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beautiful horse in the park, or ponder
ously waltagat AlnAok She is always

De&ttliul HoIne Ia the PARK, of ponder
ously waltsFat AlnAok She is always
about. >" lie does not come here for the
purpose Of increasing bis income, or even
for the ake Of excitement. He has to
pass the house on his way home from his
slub, and having the horror Of going to
bsd, looks in merely to pass another hour.
"0 very different stamp is the msa
next to him-ths old miiitdire, with ths
slightly buttoned frock- coat. we'll clipped
gray whiskers, and ursnlly brusbed
hat. They call him the Genera, for he
is On old Indian cffcer. with a small an
nuity, to which he largely adds by q
systematic method Of play. BE is . reg
ular attendant here; is never ruffied or
put out; and is reckoned TO win, on an
average, three sovereigns night. have
met him in the day time, walking With a
graceful. attractive locking girl, ,pp.r-
emily b daughter Or niece, and have
wondered whether she had any notion of
her companions nightly avocation.
lone more sketch. and have finished.
That hsavy-syed. dissipsted locking
man, in the brown great-coat, was ones
one Of the gayest spirits at Cambridge.
Brought up TO the church, he conceived
. violent disgust for quiet life. and de-
termined on entering the army. PLAY,
that dreadful demcm which had cast a
cloud over his otherwise brilliant college
career. pursued him still he bsHme ir-
retrievably involved, and was q, length
compelled to sell his commission. Since
then he has existed, snce can scarcely
tell how; but from the terms on which
he appears 70 1--we with the proprietors.
and from the fact that he is always seen
about here tho fist to risk bis few shiI-
linss 1T the commencement Of the even
int-he is believed to be IN esnploye. or
what is commonly termed bonnet Of
the establishment.
"Occasionally-p~haps once in ssx
noHths-thsrc 10 furious knocking
heard at this outss deer. Sls4rs ham
mers resound against the iron pAnnsls,
which fall with crash: the police enter,
and find four or i've gentlsmsn at supper
and several others playing billiards in
the front room. They are taken into
custody, and the next morning appear
before the magistrate. No implements
of gambling are found on the premises,
and the caPtivss are discharged.
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Ax+-sRHY AND IH-ODBNY.-Nebsmiah
bad . careless habit. while talking, of
tapping everything near him with what
ever bs held in his had.
Nehemiah returning. hatchet in hand,
frem chopping. called upon neighbor
Jones. In the course of conversation, he
unluckily Clipped . fine table of the
farmers.
& See there, you careless lubbsr," ex-
claimed the farmer, So what q large
dent yos have made ia my furniture
Yes" meskly answered Nehemiah,
who was sousthing Of . wag, but that
was a docsdesst."
Very likely" cried the enrsged
hrmer, burying his fist in the offender 8
phiz, and that's an in-cident."
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GRAND 1s1IHR1s' AHp CIfIZRuS BAL]
JIeILAIf lLll !lhPhJY.

fNRA Vtaiisnt fRs Gomsapy ef 6soFestow., re-
/ spessfaGy aoasanss to tssir Nteaas and the
Ishlic ssaeyally .hst h ar FIFTH AHRUAa KALL
viii take place 81 rUAsDAY, ~ iass, a FOR
ABof NALL.
The Comps Iss4Ss thanaelvs. that 70 ,sias or
e1peass vii fe spared 10 make this sns Of the most
agreeable Balls cf the ssasoa
Pr,s1azis celebrated kaad 10 ssSAssa for the se-
cAsioR.
No oAsS sr nD viii b allowed in the room, except
thsss vssn BY Ylrsasn-
Yskse okD DOLLAR, aanittila q gm,lsna.
and ladies; 10 - Asd Of aay Of tAs Manage srs.
RAvselS Q. Srght, J.ssDh L. Senmes,
o. z. KoliH, Wn Crowley,
JsAs v. epoaG, Jossph ". Maxil,
Q. 4 Iiathic1m, Anthony Rodisr,
Albsrt HslnG, John shackslsord,
JoAa AshsGsl, Henry O. Rasvsr
John ytn(y, Samue, j. Hesrsoa,
nov l0-A{bs
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DkOf. LDO SOUND may b consulted sn matters
L ofimportaaec in that wonderful work OF A.
trolley fortsliins par icaar events, incident 70 hu
ma IN, suoa ~ marriage, description Of husband
or wife, how rns psrtss shall sgrsA Of shang.g sih
aAaos -. or enploym nc, spec aIatng, partnership,
10" suits friends, riches, theft, thinSs lost hing
!ound, health. sickness, death past, present and
turr events, AMI all concerns Of life.
hs1- ns hosilha may be consulted 1T the same
Pi~ce asntlsmen IL. Ladies tOs. UOlors. persons
Hoc. escn apply at oS3 northwest corper q and
Twelfth saes1, ls.And. - oct ls-lmS
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OFFICIAL

ThaAsgRI DsSAsRHss, August -, 1854.
Notice IL hereby given to the holders Of the foI.
loviug-iAschbsd stocks Of the Unitsd States, hAt
this department. Is prepared to purchass, at aoy
time between the date hereof and the seth day Il
In the aggregate 10 IS $40 ,OOo h. the nannsr aad
on the tzrEs hsreinafssr mentioned. 10 Wit:
In case Of any Contingent competition, within ths
snount slated, preference will bs gfvsa In the OF.
der Of time In which, said stocks may b offered The
esrtifcstes doly assigned 10 tho United Sta .os, h
the parties who are TO receive the amount tber OF
must Be transmitted to this department.; upon chs
receaps whereof, price will b paid, compounded
Of the following partkulsss:
l. The par value, or smount specified in each Ger.
incate. .ra.v
A premium On the stock Of the loan authorised
by the act Of July, 1S4o, red.emSbls November r,
1856, Of PSF CEN : on the stock Of the loan srs;
thorised by the act Of ls42, redeemsbls slst Dsce
her. 1862 of IL per cent ths stock Of the loans
authorised By the acts of 1S4Y and l84S and rsdeem
able, the former On the 3lst December, 1857, aud
the latter ca the 3Ot june 1865, Of is per cent
and On the stock OF the loan Authorised by theact
of1Sso, and reds,nabls On the 3lst ceosaber, 1884
commonly called the Texan indemnify six pss
cent.
3. Interest the par Of each certificate from the
LIST OF July, 1864, to thu date ef receipt and settle
meps at the Treasury, With the allovmos (or the
mensy to reach the ovnsr) Of one days interest in
addition.
faymsnt fhr said stocks Will be made In drafts od
tho Treasurer Of the Unfte States the assistant
treasurer st Boston, Few York. or Philadelphis, ss
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entoled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received al
the Treasury on or before the said nth day Of Nc
vemb6 next
JAMES GUrHRIl,
aug 93-dt10% %ov eecretAry Of fressury.
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Third Grand Annual Military and Civic Bal
BOONE RIFLE CORPS.

FvNHA BOONE RIFLE CO.P5 would ucst re.
/ spsstfaly inform ths Military and ciaszsas OF
Washington sRa vicinity that they intend giviu
their Third Graad annual Mili'sry and Civic Il. il
on WRDNEsDAY. Nov. y, 1874, as the Obi r. !
lows Hall, Navy Va d.
The Ball will Be- opened at O'Clock, by q dress
drill BY ths soRpeny.
The company pledge thsnselvss to uas their q :
m at s2srtaons to render this bal enc upal, 90
pleasure to all.
celebrated Brass and Sexiag Daaa hos b e:i Sd
gagged for the oeaaaon.
The Refrsshuent department wa' be In TIE b. n 1,
Of an experienced caterer.
None bat Military Caps will be allowed ia tbs
room
Tickets $l-elnittsng q gsntIsslsa sed two 10
Committee Of Hsosteion and Resesaion.
Capt Bright, 1T g 4 Saaderson,
Daniel Davis, n ppcnns.l
VIM Wood, Ienuel GsdS&a.
1t G N saaderscn, Floor Manager.
nov 161S,7i,32