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III &21 40 Human System in rv-
E 1Ng TX VI cry shape and form.-
N3fid ~ (Which is addeda trca-
WE$R0 ~ tise on the Diseases Of
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~ highest importance to
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ApriIl3 10 It.
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL.
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Visitor.
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History.
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CELEBRATED Pills

which stop the ChiIls and Fever the arst
dsy, and do rot sicken the stomach or ope.
Jolly "a 80 et l.. ses.s - - !.
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CREAs CRAcKsRs.--Take one pint ofcream
sir eggs-beat the whites TO froth; IL the
cream 10 sour, tea. spoon full Of soda must
oe used. Mix the dough very stiff and
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-04-26
Doctor Yourself
The POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
Or, every one his own Physician.

flE Toh i tFs i III
Il Edition, With one
hundred Engravings,-
showing Diseases and
Maliorrnations of the
Human System in rv-
cry shape and FORM
10 which is nddeda trca-
tisc on tn" Diseases Of
Females. being of the
highest importance to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

PRoBABrE FATAL SrAEBISG AFFR,Y-rwO MES
Sr,BBED-This morning, about -. o'clock, an en-
counter took place between four men, on The Bush
wick Plank road, near Bushsick-av. in which Mr.
Daniel Lyster Alderman elect for the Eighteenth
Ward, and young man named Hugh Meakn were
d eadfuly cut and stabbed by two men, supposed to
be Germans. IL appeDrs that Messrs Lyster and
Meal in were on their way 70 Coffees Hotel on the
Plank road. On turning the coraer from BushwIek-
av. they ac,de ntally ran sganst two men, when Mr.
Lysier exclaimed, Hello who the devil are
you }" Upon this, the two men drew dirk
knives and assailed them in a furious manner
u.np their knives IN great effect Alderman Lyster
received some eight ten ga'hes about his head
neck and shoulders the most serious of which was
stab under the right which i is thought will do
Irve HIN OF its use. Meakim was also badly cut
about the face and neck and is thought is mortaly
wounded having been stabbed through the left lung
lie was conveyed TO his residence in Blsh~ck av,
whore medical attendance was procured. The ass'l
arts succee ded in making their escape before as'i'-
lance came up II Is highly import ant that the Com
mon Council Of the consolidated cities should make
some provision for establishing police force IN that
vicinity az rohberies o. frequent occurrence and
no person lie safe from assault in the night
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seeomo Epemi,tg EDITION.
49, a.:
FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS.&C.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF The Markets TO-DAY.

SATURDAY, De-. l6-e Z. N.
AsHts-Are without animation; Pots, g. So
S. 52l which is easier P.s,ls are scarce and better
ne7 IS.
Corros-The msrke, il dull and unsettled at the
decline noticed IN our lsst.
Flour AND Mr,L Prices OF Western AMI State
Flour are easier and there is less activity the mild
weather checks the inquiry for the EAs. and home
trade. The sales Of Western Canal are 800 bbls
at 81 l2G o. so fs common TO good State 80 7Se
O. J., for mixed TO good brands Michigan Upper
Lake. ILdians, and common 70 good Ohio; eItrs
Gepesee at $40 75asll'5.
Canadian Flour il unchanged; sales si0 bbis- at
90 90. SIC duty paid. Southern Flour is dali aud
the inferior grades heavy; sales 900 bos a. = -
50 50 for mixed TO good brands Baltimore, George
town. and 50 81 90 IS for fancy and extra orands
Rye Flour Is dull at 50 5O9s7 81 for fine and Super
tine. Corn Meal s heavy sales 100 bbls. Jersey at
si37,.
GRaIS-Prices are dec dedy better for Whest, with
good milling demsnd; sales 800 bush. choice ~hite
Canadian at 81 80, du-y paid; 5000 bush. far {,
prime vi lie southern at o. 80 ~, and 700 bushels
good Southern red at 81 90. Barley is quiet at 81 30
81 d. Oats are dull at 50 a jsc. for fair to prime
State and Western choice lot OF Western brought
&C., Corn is less buoyant and dull sales 3 800 bash.
Western mixed, in store, CSC, 96c. delivered 90
s;c. for Southern white and yeloS, and ssc. o. for
round yellow.
WHIsKY-There is only moderate penand; sales
Of Ohio at 80 a iOc and Prison 4ol. Drudge is held
at 43c.
PRovIsIoSs-The demand is limited, and prices are
heavy at sl2 IS for Mess. and sl2 lsasI2 % for
Prime. Beef is unchanged; sales Of repacked Chicago
at Elsa SIS 25, and country Prime s. 75Ss7 Lsrd
steady AT a a l0ic. Batter and Cheese steady.
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FAILURE Al BOSHN.

BosToS, Friday, Dec. l5, 1854.
TIE failure Of Mersu Cutter, Brodhe.d n Ci4pp,
extepsVe stock spd exchange brokers, Of 'hs city.
was amour ced to-dsy. Their liabilities are not sup
poseo 10 be very large.
A dispatch received here from HsfaS ssys that the
,erpor OF Nova Scotia hss, ID accordance With the
recent az of tue Legislature Issued procla
repeating ibe dutief psid by American ship-mss-
ters on the various articles which properly come M
der II Q provisions Of the Reciprocity Treaty.
The 81. John n. b. papers, OF The 18th inst, say
that the schr Arro~ from Disby, N s. for st.
John hsd been st at sea- and il vas feared that all
the aras on board and q number Of the passengers
hso persisted ,.-..,.
They stste that considerable Irritation was 90
re fit throughout the British Provinces in conse-
qu-pce of the delay in carrying out the provisions Of
he Reciprocity Treaty.
The Custom. House authorities Of this city selsed
last night about 81 200 worth Of cigars, smng-ied INTO
port By u bark from Havana.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.......
Arrived

Ship Albert GsllsiD. tpsehet) DelsDo Liverpool Oct 25
ndss 65i 10 Onnnel Had death and
births on he pssssse The A. ~ss 10 sight OF Holyhesd
Nov J. and b1s up for North Chsnnel A. OF Nov 2
pss.d Tory isn6 Crossed the Bsnts Of N wfoundltu
Nov S. ard has been since Nov 30 20 ~'stssrd Of Georges
sbosls with vio,Lt gsles from W. w IN w; sot
calls &c took pilot from boat Julia, lJh inst, 80 miles
south Of Fire sno; snee which time have had csms sod
w pr the 18th Nov II, tat ~ a. lon. 50 o.
slebsr ign, with ship Georse Ws.hoston fn Liverpool
for Fosin Dee TO- l. SO 81 t8 As sp,ke bark John
hups, OF Boston 80 d. i'm 8oenos Ayres reported having
BE-. % s Of uUds and short Of provsops sup
Piled her Dee r. LAT 50 II IN 1881, passed ship
" afer itch Plum from NewYork for San Francisco
Ship RepbbIk (Bem W.nke, Bremen Nov 8, indse. sn5
ps,seI tsTs 10 Hebsobsp q Unksrt
BAH Globe 49, "ye Rio JsneiTo 40 d. via St Thomas
20 ds. susno. to T. W. Riley
sebr spsss, (Br) sperrs Malaga 80 d. fruit to A. Nc
Andrew.
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By TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
LATER FROM TEXAS.

BALTIMORE, Saturday. Dec. 10, 1884.
By the srrivsl OF the southern mail, ss late - due,
We nave received New Orleans papers ef sunday.
cor,apipc dates from Galyes,en, Texas. TO the 7th
instant.
Governor Pesse has issued p-cclsma;i' "a sgsin.
Offering the co,trs,t 10 construct the hsslsip and
Pacific Raj r, al 70 responsible bidders
In ii. proclnu,,ou BE states tae contract entered
into he,w., n hia,sef and MeSsrs. Walker aud huig
az stb,rs for the construction of the rosj, bad be-
cone null spo voio by The fssre 81 tue eruracicrs
10 make the necessary deposit OF $500 eco 70 gold
silver or ev epees ofhe debt OF the State Of Tens
or other sood par stocks. lie also rec.tes the su
ihoriiy given bin a. Governor in case s1ch con-
tract 81, uld be made with uny oher compsny or In.
ci,iduss fer the construction OF the sal! rosd, and
gives roc- ihs, proposals f,r the purpose IN accord
arce with tie provisions OF the act OF ihe Legislature,
will be received At the Office Of the Secretary OF State
urt;l the Is, Of May next.
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Law LNI'ELLIGENCE
SUPREME coURT-GssrsiL ryss-Drc. II


Henry Phillips agt. Henrietta Burr AMI Waller
Complaint 10 be dismissed A. 10 both defendants, with
costs unless plaintiff elect TO take Judgment against
Waller alone in which IL must be fsm ssed as to
Mrs Burr With costs such election to be ma o within
90 days after notice Of the judgment.
Samuel Westcott and others sgt Alex q inn ana
otb,rs-M Motion for noDsuit denied and udg nen for
plaintiff 90 sinsi all the defendants.
George ". Costsn agt. the Erie Railroad Company
and Daniel Drw Suit in relation to clam a. 70
,t,auboat Francis Skiddy. Order "a TO an'~er modi'
fed. go A.,
Francis susie ndahl sgt. Albert Reinhsrdt.-Order
modified. -,
Geo r. Nesbitt agt. James Strnger, &e-Judg.
mebt reversed, and new trial ordered, with costs to
abide event. -,
SEVERN Bruyn sgt. Alexander Dennistoup.-Judg-
rnent reversed and new ,rL ordered, with cosfs to
abide event.
DECISIONS.
AT SPECIAL rgas.
Stephen A. Main against Wellington Lee, &e.-
Motion granted.
denied, without costs.
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rypJOsJON OF ALOCONOTIyE.

PHILADELPHIl, saturday, Dec. II, l81t
Yester afternoon the engine Wisconsin, while
drawing a coal Il ain ON the Reading RIiroad, ex-
plod,d bear NJ anayuuk tunnel, instantly killing Gee.
ioIg, engineer, OF Baltimore; John Lynch, fireman,
and Charles Miller, OF Dauphin County and seriously
iriur,g lad and passens er who resides ne r Read
ing, but whose name we codii not ascer'a'n' Inc
,nglre which was one OF Rose, Winsns 4 60. coal
buTnets il n complete wreck
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re.pond. nc shows thar the inaugural VS. fiction,
thstth- Koszfa letter farce. sDd thu, the Mon
roe doctrine like the Bslri more platform, is repadA-
ted snd sbandon.d. Look out for . esll, az Genes
Of calls for these vouminous, diversied, carious snd
important budgets and bardles Of diplomatic ccrrss-
pouJepce, Illustrative Of the foreign polly a. con-
Quoted by The diplomats, male AMI femse, Of this
nocsl adm pis'rsriou
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SUPREME COURT-sPIciAL TLsn.

George W. Busted against James Lynch.-De-
uurres oveIpled with liberty to answer Ia twenty
days, on payment Of costs.
Elizabeth Hill against Mary Hill and othen.-Bill
di.uiss.d, wuh coats.
Frederick w lettering against Frederick Grots
and others.-Demufrer oyerruled with liberty ~
swer ia twenty days, without costa.
Sscketts Hsrbor Bank against Levi. County
Bank.-Judgment and execution set aside with
coeis
In the matter Of Russ s. Reed against The City Of
New-York.-Ihe case of the recent injuDction was
brought up. The Counsel Of the Corporation set up
judo NEXT OF this Court declaring the Ka,- s. Reed
contract void, aud, therefore, coercion vas used
fcr them TO release contract. Postponed 10 next
week
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FIRE AT TROY.

PROY, Saturday, Dec. 10, i-5f.
fire occurred this morning in West Troy, destroy.
ing four frame bubdiDgs, occupied by Henry Cole,
cl,hl.r J. Fortier, boot and shoe dealer, jacob
Cohen. cloihitr, WIN Rouse, barber, james Morri-
son, -s,oop. James Bri-snd boots and shoes Meyers
& Gunsauus, clOthi,Is.
TIE bodirgs we're situated on the canal near me
conerof Tniou. At and were osned by Wm. Smith
and John kpowes, Of Albany. covered briige
sc or The canal also consumed. The tot loss
slO 600, but is mostly covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

Twentieth ~ard.-Ths Democrats WIS Z.set9rs o.
IT, 9Th ard r.gB,sed attssd a. elsccn a. No ~
7h ~ TCESDA The 18th lnr .nun 20 oclocs VI
70 ,l.c " hello; FIVE REPRESENTATIVES, . he Waf
Geu.rsl Coo rfte and FIVE RsPRE.EsIAfiNE e 20 tse
Yoruz Hsr'. Democrats NhiE G-o-rsl Committee snd a
WARD COMMITTEE. eonas,Dg II Thirty ave Aenoers Tor
,he ensuing yeag JAS COESHOFES,l
JOHN Y. GsfDLEY. Inspection.
RRADT
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NILE-sTOSEs IN OUR LlFE-JOURNEY BY sAsvEL
OssoOD. limo Pr. 81. d. Appleton = Co.
Mr.. Oseood has happily distinguished himself IN
ole of the most difficult branches Of literary compo-
.irion by his previous writings Of character smiar
70 tina. OF the present volume. His aim IA to clothe
didactc truth in graceful and attractive costume,
without the sacrifice either Of its prooundness or ia
sobriety With his intent the temptation il great TO
indulge in brilliant supericiaes 20 strive for effect
by undue intensity OF expression. The calm and
iudicious exhibition Of truth, in form that shall
awaken attention by its novelty, while 1t does not
offend the reason by air Of paradox is the rareet
uent of IT, ethical writer. The difficulty is Of
course, very much enhanced, where he combines
religious appeals with moral Instructions, and at
npts TO find an element of common truth IN Dis
cordsnt doctrines. Mr. Osgood, however, has over
come the Necessary obstacles with exemplary
SKILL He does DOT deal with dim AMI shad1wy con.
ceptions-everything is clearly defined in his own
mnd-his convictions take deeply earnest form
bu, be is free from sectarisn bgoty, or moral harsh
less. lie is sometimes tempted into dangerous
proximity 10 the sphere Of sentimenallty, but his
intellect is too healthy and elastic for this aud he
returns 10 the domain Of robu. though, and genuine
feeling without essenta damage from the nonentary
alteration. The volume now before US Ia devoted TO
the e<sons and experiences Of the different periods of
life Ample themes Of reflection are thus presented,
which the author does not fail 10 eXpound and Illus
traie with signal ability Commencing with the YER
Nal bloom of childhood he follows the pilgrim in bis
mortal career, through the ,oil. Of early manhood,
the responsibilities Of middle life, and the decline of
old age, Until be gives him the parting hand OF The
borders OF the grave. The tone OF remark through
out the volume 10 pure and invigorating. Many II
ind qualification in its perusai, Who usually ara re-
peeled from discussions of this nature, through dread
Of common place or of gloomy and asceti: view OF
ife They will relish its felicitou, blending Of the
remipiscerce. Of the scholar the experiences o. see
ular life, and the counsels Of the Christian pastor
TIE Introductory chapter especially, entitled Com
psniOns b. tie Way, and giving sketches Of school
days, college life, ard professional imitation, will
prove attractive the general reader by the earnest
ras ant cordially Of the personal narrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
THE CANADIAN MINISTRY IN TROUBLE.

QUEBIt, FTIuAy. Dec. u, IpoF.
In the Canadian Assembly at three O'Clock thus
morning, the Mlb.tIy suffered a sectional defeat,
beng l.ft ~ m poriy OF six among the representa-
tiy,s from Lower Canada on the Legislative Coun-
ellis ON, Ddme Ds to the bill Aboishng Feadai tenure.
Th.y Lad. however. q majority Of six in the whole
House A resig nation is thought possible.
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DESTRUCTION OF A X ,ILROAD DEPOT BY
FIRE
Rosroy. Saturday, Dec. u, 4

Rosroy saturday, Dec. IL, 1854.
TIE depot of the b ,ston and Maine Railroad at
Lawrence IVES destroyed by fire last evening. The
loss on the building is - 900.
III. ,xt ort alec contained large amount ~ inwara
freisht. Including u considerable quantity II Hour,
but II q loss would I OF fall upon the Company.
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DEATH OppR. SAMUEL PARKMAN.

BOSTON, saturday, dec. TO, ls3t.
DR. Samuel Parkmsn, an eminent surgeon died in
this city thus morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

sehr. Wolees'. Hsilss Boston ds ndse.. Dayton
spsue.
sehr Plymouth Rock Lacy Boston d. mdse >, Dayton
Il sVsspe.
setr Howard. Lowell. Boston IA. mdss., 70 W Levs
schr hHvna veal, Bridgeport c. 10 ballast % master
setr Ashland, Poland, Phlsaelph.s coal for Bostoa-
bRLO"-ship Arthur. -; sso four ships sas i've.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADkLPHIA, Saturday, Dec. To, Isof.
The Morey market is uDaitered. Stocks are dull.
Reading 80; Morris Canal, II Long Island Railroad,
10 Pepp.yl, snis Railroad 4oi Pennsylvana Elves,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......Dres~s,s
Cleared this Forenoon.

sesn,hivsRosnoss Sd nser Nofoh Ludl.n ple.saats:
souitsrneT. Even Charleston, sponord, Tisston Co
ship BernGd. Graves. Antwerp
Bsr,s-Aos tBrl Brown, 81 JOhos " B., Barclay Liv.
ss.ton. huEirian. krpsdy Richmond. G. II. Pisr,oo.
Biz ssney slated HOlt, Key West, Bennstt Dsske
scto L syorz Conn. 9.ors etown. DoIn,I Potter,
CcnGsetieut FARRELL Sewbern Davis Holnes; Netrssks
PEI gon, Lsyacs, Brossr Co.
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Eass2nRera Arrfyed

IN poeksf shp Htet Gaudfia from Lireyyooi-Mr Cur,
Of Phls Mr.. CoDry, Of New-York.
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Tor sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-rhe
i United sts;es aal ste.r.hip kEYsroSE STATE,
Cart z Hsreie vu iesre PHIL ADsLPdlA ior sAsAS-
NAB CT WEDNESDAY, D>--ub~r ; u 20 -cl@cx "
Fsre 60, Steeras-, 81 The slAlt OF GEO kO.A, VII
lesye sbov- the f-llo~rs WEDNESDAY AEsi1 Il View
York SCRANTON TALLMAS, No. ~ Cd sag. Were
siAte Esy b s>eufed
Nj WAN. MI. .urry car n "a, L Li7r.s Fi--s
VIII ezh TIE TBssvsI-
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BY Telegraph.

BosToS-AU. Dee N, ship Grey Tessssr, 81 Ns~.Yssh
kczs Calcutta Avs u.
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We cannot omit the scene between the nlantaa
maker and mother. law before the fueera:

maker and mother.in-sw before the fuseral:
Good afternoon, MA am, good afternoon. sir, said
Miss Ssinlln with q doleful whine, drawing down
the corners Of her mouth and eyes 10 suit the occa
sion. "Sad saiicEon you've net with. A. our mln
sier ssys man s like the herb OF the field; bloom.
ing to-day vithered 10 morrow. Life IS short: viii
YOU Rave your dress gathered or bis.ed, ma en- p
Quite inimaterial," said the old lady, anxious To
appear Indifferent. though you msy a. well, sup
pose, do it the way which Is worn the most-
We'll some likes il one way, and then, again,
some likes il another. The doctors wife IN the biz
white bouse yonder-do you know the doctors wife,
mssml
mo said the old lady.
mice FOLKS, nam; open handed; neve, mind my
giving EN- back the change when they pay me. Sc
wn skeiiln. Do You know the >kefi,s Posi-
bic why, tkey are our irst folks. Well. "a, ~hsre
vGsI! Oh the doctor. ~ie has her soSns biased
but then she. getting fat and want. TO loOs .ender
Id sdvise YOU 10 have yourn gathered. Dreadful
affection youv met with, m. an BeaItlfal corpse
Your son i. always look a; eoTpses 10 r. mad me
al nv latter end. Some eorPses keep much loager
than oth.rs don't you thIsk 40 ms an They te!
me your son wife i most crazy because they dosec
Cd one another 30.
The doctor and bis wife exchanged meAnin, looks.
"Do sH1" said Miss Skinln. dropping her shears.
We'll never How dessaiifGl the heart j. a.
our uii t;er says. Why, syep body abcai here TOOK
TN for sguar tur,ledoves.
AL i DOT gold that glit'ers, remarked the al
lady. There Is many a besrt-acLe thu: nobody
Knows spvthipc sbcut, hu, He who made the heart
In my oplnion our son was No: snIioz. 20 continue
IN thi. world OF trial longer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-12

u. L.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the fellow.
Ing described stocks of the United States, that this
department il prepared to purchase, at any time be-
tweea the date hereof and the first of June next,
portions of those Stocks amounting In the aggregate
to seven millions dollars in the manner and the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case CT any contingent competition. within.
the amount stated, preference will be given in
the order OF time in which tle raid stocks may b.
offered. The certificates duly assigned 10 the United
States, must be Transmitted 10 this department;
upon the receipt whereof, prics will be PAID som.
pounded Of the following art JUlaTs:
LIST. The par vaipe ~ s,aourt specified l. ssct
certificate
3D. A premium tbs slucK @ the lean author.
lied by the act of July, l2iG, redeemabe November
H. 1885, Of six per cent the STOCK OF the loan
thorized by the act 1872, redeemable 3ist Decenl
ber 1852. Of fifteen anda-hsf per cent On the stock
OF the loans authorized by the acts OF 1917 and l64S
and redeemabe, the former on the 31st December,
1867, and the latter the Soth June 1862 of TWEEN
ty-one per cent; and the stock of the loan au-
thorzed by the act of 1850, and redeemable on the
2Ist Of December 1854, commonly called tho Texan
Indemnity ten per cent.
Sd. Interest the par Of each certificate from the
LIST Of Jany 1854 to the date of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) ofsne days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
may O-dtlstJuy Secretary of the Treasury