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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-21

On the evening Of the I'D of FEBRUARY.
II s A r Il DIT

On the evening Of the I'D Of FEBRUARY
AT SAREPTA HALL.
As this Ball will be given for the purpose Of cele-
bfating the Birthday of Washington, in the same
style that it in former days, when the Father of
his Country wont to honor and enliyen the
evening with his presence, the" gentlemen selected
as managers from the different Associations are re
spectfuly solicited to attend early in the evening
to assist in the reception of the large number of viz
tiers that will be present On that occasion. They
pledge themselves on their part, that no expeps.
shall be wanting to make this the BALL of the
season.
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cotillon Music full
band) will be engaged for that occasion.
HACKS will convey Ladies to and from the
BALL. .--
The BALL will be opened with q grand Dress
Parade
Tickets TWO DOLLARS-tob be had from the man.
gers and at the Door.
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ID / Il Id

- ID K ID.
On the 10Th instant, at the residence of ]. G..
kives, ESQ.,, near Washington city. of chronic in
rhammatiou OF the brain, l.. II. YOUNG, in his 49tb
year, eldest son of the late Col. Guiiford d. Young
of Troy, New York. 4- Icy
On the 18th instant, at West River Landing. Md,
ANDREW COYLE GIBBS. % -
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Y,HE NEW BLUE BOOK, an Official Biennial Reg
i lister Of all officers and agents of the Unite,
States with their locations &c. Price So and Dos,
age, prepaid, so c'nts to any part Of the country
For sale in Washington at -e
" go 9 j-57-eas TAYLOR & MAURYS
feb lit Bookstore, near 9th street.
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pERpysE PATIENT prU,
Metropolitan Daguerrean Gallery,

0ctFOPCAftHEs INSUcrrsAu Ta1IcTV.
(forHserty IhomfSon's)
fftliE proprietors having purchased the above es-
Il tabinhment would invite the attention of IT,.
citizens OF Washington and vicinity to specimens Of
their photograph skill Itch have excited the aa-
miration OF all who hare seen Them ard which are
admitted by artists 10 be unsurpassed if eaualed by
ANYTHING heretofore STAINED in the art =
Miniatures m ade ia emery style equally as well IN
cloudy as fir weather. - -
Especial attention is solicited to orr new STYLE OF
colored photographs. ADAMS d DUNsHsF.
ian I..-tf
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NOTICE The subscr;ber respectfully idforme
~ the public that she will. continue the BOOK
BINDING BUSINESS, as heretofore conducted by
ner iate husband, on street. between 9th and 10th
itreets. she has engaged compete Mt assistants for
TINS purpose a ADELlNE SERGEANT.
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FI'H T. W ESTERN TELEGRAPH Go.
have removed their Office 10 Gadsby's Hotel, OF
Pennsylvania avenue, near oorner ID street
The Rooms occupied BY them over Gilnar's Drug
Store are for rent.
For particulars inquire 1t the Western Telegraph
Oi'ice. i"u SIT
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BENvENUE FOB SALE,

HE best Farm of its size about $50 acres to which
i 10 more will Ce added if desired.) 10 Fairfax
county, Va. whether regards health, natural fer
unity state OF improvement, locality, inaccessbiliy
to markets, of wood and pures water there is plen
ty buildings only tolerable, schools and churches
convenient society very good and rapidly increas-
ing.
For further particulars enquire of Thos R. Love,
Esq, Fairfax Court House, or to the subscriber ad.
joining the premises. THOS. AP G. JONES,
jan 26-eo1w&Th3w 0n) O. s. n
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[COMMUSICATED.l

III
The CAPS OF THE COLUMNS When Mr.
Monroe was President of the United States, the
wings Of the Capitol were repaired. He having
She control OF that work, appointed number
of scientific and practical men to examine the
burnt building and report what was necessary
to be done. In that report they rejected the
composite order of Caps, which were in the
wings before they were burned, at the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Latrobe, the then architect of
the Capitol, and also. Of Mr.. Andria, sculptor
and carver, and adopted the Roman Corin-
THAN order, which was the chosen order of
Mr.. Jefferson, and which he adopted for the
college he had endowed in Virginia. -s.
The committee ought not to allow change
to be made in the order of the Caps without
the opinion of disinterested architects who are
capable of explaining the difference of the
orders. But sample of both kinds of Caps
are in the building, the attention of the COM
mittee is hereby respectfully invited to them.
They may be seen from the terrace, and no
doubt, when they see them, and have them
explained to them, they will, with the above
named gentlemen agree, and hold on to the
Roman Corlnthian order. II.
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WIMsR's, FOR VALENTINES Where YOU
w can get th'm ofall stterns Sizes colors senti-
ment, wit, hgnor, &c. &c
Beautiful silver, gilt, and colorel CARDS EN-
NELoeES, DC, without paying i've dollars for a two
ana three dvliar Valentine, and other qualities in
prop rrtion.
Call and examine them. 70 charge for locking At
them.
9th street, one square from Pa avenue.
feb l3-ff
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ID E.lMPR ESSIoN de Pancien lon.
LII tteur, seule historic authentique ct iaalte
rec de Ia Revolution Franchise, depuss Ia reunion
DIES Eats Generaux jusqu au Consalat, 1859 to 1899
avec des notes explicatves. 81 vols. and l vol of
Introduction. Paris, 1850, Imported, single copy
only, by FRANCk TAYLOR.
feb ID g. -4.s -r- .-.-.... e. 3 e..
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NOTICE FOR aEN;TIL I y ~

nv have opened this day ar invoice of SLEEVE
BUTTONS and STUDS, Of the latest fashions,
embracing Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls, -Carbuncle,
Stone Canoes, Lavas. Gold Enamelfed, Engraved
and Plain, Jet-whieh We offer for sale at very low
prices. WARMER sEMKEN,
Jewellers, Pa: Nv. between 9th and 1eth SITS.
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Y ALGABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE in Fairfax
county, Wave have for sale three tracts of
land In Fairfax county, Vrguia one tract contain
ing o. acres: another CT I'll aares, known as the
Homestead, with the buildings and improvements
thereon; aud the third containing about 50 acres
bsing the tract to the west adjoining the Home
stead. The above is most valuable land. known Ga
part OF the Es'ate of the late John H. Terrctt It is
situated about miles from Washington, and five
from Alexandria, between the Little Eiver and the
Columbia TuTnpkeS, near the fve-L.iie TURNPIKE
tate. Lending from Alaxandris to the Court house
The whole or portion can he bought cheqp.
Terms which easy, and all particulars viii, he
made known on application to
BOUDIN0T, SCHOOLCRAFT & co.
Real Estate and General Agents
North sid of Il, between 18th and 18th sts..
feb lI-lw Washington, D. C
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LOST AND FOUND

1 OST-On Saturday, between the hours of 2 and
4, on Pa. avenue. Between 14th street and the
Caritol, or on 14th street, between Wizards and Z
street, large French embroidered COLLAR. with
five deep points, trimmed with narrow Vs)epc;er.
mes Lace Any person finding the above viii receive
suitable reward on leaving it at the Office of vii.
idruS Iiotel. t= -I- feb 2l-2t
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lSCtLD1NG LOVS.-A variety OF city build
II ing LOTS 70: sale on accommodating terms.
Also, Dwellings,. Apply to MYERLE & WEIR.
Real Estate Agents. few doors east of National Hotel
ian 24-eo2m
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10 r II e N T-The two threestorv WARE
= HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west end
OF centre Market, at present occupied by 2. j. Rad
GILL. Possession to be hid On the LIST April next
FOR terms apply to John II. Semmes Il Co., n~xt
door. MURRAY a. SEMMES :
feb 7-eodtf
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AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN d SCOTT, Auetioneers,
MI AHOGANf BOARDS PLANK. MEMBERS. ke.
W az Auction On THURSDAY, the pa inst
at O'Clock p. m, we shall sell, at our wsrehouse
avenues, between two ana fhrne ,horsars 70
Mahogany Boards and Plank, Viz: iee' VI
rs and SIS Bosrds. 5, . ~ Plank
5000 fee. fine Sahog1ny Vspeers
Terms; All sums Of Ss5 cash; over sa5 c-o.,, :.
sixty ard ninety days for notes satis.artorly en'
GREEN & SCOTT,
feb 2o-st Auctioneers.
BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctioneer..
HANDsOME BUILD Nc LOT AT AUSTI0N.-
III On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant. We shall
sell, at O'CLOCK p. m, in front of tie Premises. a
handsome building Lot, situated on AZ tt Get near
corner of street 'outb, lthe flag viii designate Tie
spot it being part Of Lot 40. II, IN square ass
Terms cash. GREEN & SCOTT.
feb EOS Auctioneers.
By Il. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOLAS>ES At
~ huction:-on WEDNESDAY next. the 22d in
slant, at IL O'Clock, on AMI A. IT. nodge's whsrf
GEORGETOWN, the cargo of the barque Su an consist
ing Of .. : -
500 hhds. Prime Sugar. part clarified .
Es. wRIGHr,
feb I'D Auctioneers-
BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctlone.r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES,
l. brandes, 6c.-The subscriber, 10y virtue Of 3
deed of trust from BENZ. MctIrsN and Geo Jacobs
VIII offer for sale, st public auction, on TUESDAY,
the 18th of February, at the store the corner o.
pennsylvania avenue and 18th street all the store
fixtures and stock In trsie Of the said McGraw and
Jacobs, consisting of choice selection cf Groceries
Wines, Braudies &c
Also, ne Horse. Wagon. and Harness sd
sale {" commence at 10 o'clcck
Terms: All sums under $50 cash over $50 an6
under SlGo sixty days; over slO0 rinety DAYS. for
approved endorsed paper, bearing Interest
RICHARD WALLACH. trustee.
j. Q. MCGUIRE,
IeO "a kuc ilneer.
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T.G. FORD'S
Leather Emporium and Shoe Find

r. ana SHOE Efnds
ing store.
4 LWAIS On hand ehece assortment Of the first
"a quality of tisANCH and ENGLISH GOODS.
Just received $50 sides Of superior Spanish Sole
Leather, which he offers at the lowest possible mar
Aet price
Also, received this day, two cases Of French Calf
Skin: IT q PORN
feb l3-eo3t 7ih street, near the Patont Once
DRlTISH NAVY LISTS for Janu-
ID airy, 1854.
British Army List for do
Who's Who in 1854
Lang Hints on Houses, vol, London, 1858
niather ON Coal Mines, I vol, London, 1853
fcstses OF Creation, enlarged edition, many engray
incs, vol, London. ls53
JohnSons Patentees Manual, vol. London, 1858
Dufhn's Perspective, vsl, London, 1858
iremenheres Political E1pe hence Of the Ancients:
Nay On tie Law anu Practice of.ps rlament; All.
Inns Navigation Laws of Great britain; Bee
erofts Iron Trade: fanbri1ges Law OF Nines
and Minerals; Wooleys descriptive Geometry,
applied to Snip Building.
'eb l5-f FRAN OK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE OF the removal Of the Ia,s
IN Oiilc' from SPARTA 10 EIBA IL ALABAMA
noer authority of an Yet Of Congress, entitled
An Act authorizing changes ina the alton of Land
Cnices, appro,ea MARCH 8. 1853, il is hereby de-
elared and made known that the Land Ofice for tn.
the sale OF public lands in the SPARTA district
bAma, viii be removed from the town of SpARy. its
Preseh. ioeson, te ELBa, in Coffee county, In said
state, on the tint dssiOf April next.
Given under ny hand at the CITY of WASHING.
ton, tins i4th dsy OF February, A. d. 1854
BY the PRESIDENT lErf-' - -
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners General land Office
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BTRTHNIGHT BALL.

The MECHANICAL ARTILLERY
d RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of AL.
H exandria and its vicinity that they will give
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC, AND FANCY
- -
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oST-On Saturday last, the 18Th instant. a
: PORTE NOMINATE containing about slS9.
here were bills to the amount of $780, the remainder
IN sold ana silver. Amongst the bills there was
Sic and so note on the North Western Rank Wha.i
ing, Va The finder win be Literally rewarded by
leaving it st the Star office feb 10-ats
OST-ln Georgetown, on Friday evening he
IL tween the residence of Mr. S. Croplev. Rridp.
street, and the Bookstore eff Miss Thomas on Hieb
street large gold lever WATCH. The finder will
receive suitable reward from
DIR. O. 81. LINTHTCUM
iea io-ol" Georgetown.
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~) DOG sLosT-s5 .REWAkD-A sIa-ge
WI black New Foundlsnd DOG, with white
III ~ breast and legs-largc bushy tail. white
Son the end of bis tail and a portion of his
fsce--answers to the name of PRO- -.
Inc person who called at Risleys yar;ete On last
saturday with a dog bearing this description will
Plesse eau again, when he will receive the above re-
feb 21-lt~
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MUSICIAN the popular Sheet Music of the
w day, for sale at WIMER'S 9th st
feb 1T
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FOR SALE AND RENT

Iok KENT OR SALE-A very desirable place of
l. ID acres of LAND situated on the east side of
the Eastern Branch opposite the Bur al
dround, and about miles from the Centre Market
sald place has comfortable tive story house on it,
a,so hne peach orchard. For particulars inquire
OF JOHN j. ROBINSON, north A street. next door
W Ihu street, Capltol Hill. f-b 20-3t*
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THE COMING STRUGGLE

THE COMING STRUGGLE.
IfNHE COMING STRUGGLE among the nations of
i the Earth on the Political Events of the next
Fifteen Years, described in accordance with Prophe.
sizes in Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Apecalypee
Reprint from the Sixtieth Thousand london edi
ton. TAYLOR H. MAURY,S
FEB lO-u Bookstore. near 9th St
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committed to Jail some weeks since on suspi-
ciOn of killing q man on the Potomac aaue-
duct, has been discharged by the Grand Jury
the evidence not being sufficient to sustain an
Indictment
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WANTS.

dnfs' and 6 " dated" advertisements, four lines
or less Tor each insertion, 25 cents; each additional
line cents. 81 70 y a = go
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Org. Eiodonrdn and

ors. FIodoardo and uAvING assC-
Hamilton r. Howard L ciated in the
traoe o. heeiae o;sr their services TO the public
Once and reslenep. corner 10th aad SITS
e. DR.. b. Low ards health being re-estatlisbei.
be WI IS heretofore, devote spe .ia 10 Mid
wifery and the diseases Of women and children
ian L. i2n=
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LNOR RENT-The Store room, now occupied by
Il c. e. kiopfer, opposite Browns Hotel. Pos
session given on the nth day of March next. En-
quire of p. L. JACKSON & BROTHER
feb 1G--Th& S2Y*
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HOTEL THIEF.-JOhn Wroe, a boy, was taken
this morning in the act Of Offering silver
spoons for sale. They were marked National
Hotel and are supposed to have been stolen:
He was sent to Jail.
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GPLENDED WAREHOUSE For Rent
y The spacious brown stone building. Is TT front.
III feet deep, and four stories hgh with fine dry Gel
lar recently erected, the south side OF Pennsyl
vania avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel is
now ready for occupancy. The building is con.
structed i'll the most substantial nanuer, in hand
some modern style and is arranged that each sto
ry may be occupied separately. The location Is one
of the very lest in the city for business and the
roomy character of the building, with its elevated
stories makes it peculiarly desirable as Furniture
establishment Or Wholesale Grocery. 1t viii be
rented separately or entire Apply to
u. q. EMERY, Or
j. G. MckELDEN,
street north, bet. 9th and eth sts west.
ian Cc-antf 49,
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FARM Fur SALE.
K WILL sell TIE hizpah Farm for $500 IL is locs-
i ted in Montgomery couaty Nc. piue miles
from Washington city and four miles from Belts
Vile station. II contains ll2 acres more or less Is
well watered and well timhered, has cod barn on
Il; tie house and other bcildngs are ordinary the
SOL IS good and well !eneej, good road to il from
Washington Rock Creek Chu ch Road)
Apply to the Subscriber, corner P and 10th street
NORTH -Er WM. BURNHAM.
fej G-eo2w
UARPEf's MAGAZINE for Fs b.
L ruary.
Autobiography OF an Actress, by Mrs Mowatt
Hot Corn, by Scion kcbinson
Al the new Books received rs soon as nuli;sbed
and for sale at
JOE SHIbLIN9T0N'S bookstore.
Coz Pa. ave. AID - ST., oieon building
feb i5-tf
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WAITING FOR THE WAGONS MANY of the
members of the companies which were to re-
ceive the visiting company from Philadelphia
upon its arrival here, have been waiting at
the armories for news from their expected
guests. Up to IL o'clock the cars had not
arrived -1-.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
z. Il. VoSS,
SUCCESSOR TO c. L. EYaEE,)
Dealer in all kinds of
Eraeerias Ei6ur WraS Mines IiruerS &e

C5,ner Of 10th STREET AID Fsraeyluo,a!T arenas.
IA GUILD most respectfully call the attention of
W his friends end the public generally to his
well selected stock of Fresh Family GROCERIES,
Having had several years experience in the bust
ness, he is enabled b. offer his gccds on such terms
as Will give entire satisfaction TO the purchasers
And IN view of Increasing his business be has pur
chased an unusually large stock, ard he is happy to
sag that is such stock will tefy compe, iou fcr
quality and cbeapness. All lie asks is call before
you purchase elsewhere, and lie will convince ycu
that you will save money by SO doing.
feb 6-ec2w
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tSoR SALE--A young, healthy and unmarried
L negro WOMAN, slave for life she is a good
plain cook, washer, and ironer. home in this
District preferred.
Also, wanted to hire negro BOY, of good disposi.
tiaD, suitable as house servant Appiy to
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Auction and Commission e,chants.
feb 1.-dlw =.
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LARcENY.-Mary O'Neili, was arrested yes
terday, for stealing piece of calico from Egan
Il Son. Justice Dom held her to bail for Court
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BIRTHNIGHr BALL.-The anniversary of the
birth day of Washington, will be celebrated
by the Mechanical Artillery of Alexandria, by
bali tomorrow evening, at Sarepta Hall in
that city. Every possible attempt is being
the respectable Societies of that city are rep
resented by a committee Of Managers. The
ball will be opened with grand dress parade.
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SECoND HAND CIIICKERING pIANo.-A ssc.
~ ond hand Piano made by jonas Chickerinp. Of
osto n, for sale low at the Music Depot Of
feb 3-u HILBUS 4 HITZ,
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DRUSHES.-Hat, Cloth, uair, Tooth. sh.,
- ing, aid Nail Brash.s just received at
=. orsl 800 baa az IS -vF BRO E'S II
jan STU WillsId'S Hotel
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IT, aopiacAL LIGHr.-The Intelligencer says
sr e Sdlacal light may now be seen on clear
a. Tor a week or two to come On Fri
sEyy evening 1t was quite distinct in the western
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I'o LET-A superior two story and attic brick
HoUSE on l. street north, between 18th and
10th streets. with coach house. DO large yard with
an excellent pump of water, part of the furniture is
for sale, and possession Immediately # required!
Apply ON the premises or of A. B0RLaND, next
door r.t 10 "a
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ISrRoyEHESTs.-The space of ground in
The rear Of the Presidents House, extending
TO the river bank, is fast assuming an orna-
mental appea rance; many Of the walks about
1t being gravellel, and the grounds planted
with trees shrubs, &c 1t would be as well to
make flower beds at different parts, which
would give pretty appearance until the trees
are sufficiently grown to form an ornament Of
themselves. No doubt, as soon as the wintry
weather is over. some such thing will be done
We mentioned last week that the Circle is
likewise fast assuming an ornamental appear
ance, and viii soon be ready to receive the
plants and trees intended for its reception.
The activity observable in the gardening i'm
provements about, does much credit to MIR
James Maher, the public gardener Not least
10 be remarked, is the favorable appearance
OF the Capitol grounds, which last week pre-
sented quite blooming aspect, although to-
day dreary enough through the fall of snow,
With which We have been visited.
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ofFICIAL.

VS. TREASURY pEfARYzkHf, Jan. I, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders OF the eloW
ing described stocks of the United States. that this
department is prepared to purchase at any time BE-
tween the date hereof and the first OF June next,
portions of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate
to seven millions dollsrs, in the manner and on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, 10 wit ~
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given tn order Of
time in which the said stocks Of either kind may Be-
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be transmitted to this department.;
upon the reeeip. Whereof price viii Be- paid com.
pounded Of the following particulars: r-y 49,
1st. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate .-- -'r So 30 t[f
ID. premium on the stock Of The loan author.
Used by the act of July, 1876, reeemxbie November
L. 1885, of six per cent the stock of the loan au-
thorized by the act of 1872 redeerabe 3lst Decem-
Der, 1862 of fifteen and-ahslf per cent; on the stock
of the ioaus authorized by the sets Of 1S4T sl fe4,
and redeematae. tho fermer on the Sist December,
1867 and the latter the 30th june 1869, Of TWEEN
ty one per cent; and the stock Of the loan an
thorize by the act of 1850, and Reasonable the
2lst of December, 1864, Commonly called the Texan
indemnity, ten per cent. 49,. 80 -
Sd Interest the par of each certificate from the
LIT of Jany 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
ment 1T the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) OF enc days interest in
addition. 80 81 'rii'
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia,
the parties may direct 8 JAMES GUTHRIE, +
Jan3-dt1stJune Secretary Of the Treasury.