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BALTIMORE ADVlRfElEIIis.
yEDIAH DoCfoB .
r. q spRNCTR

O6.rs bis Professional servces % the citsene Of Bal
nmcrs i can cure ali kinds Of Cancers-tsks then
out without pain, or the use Of any knife. eAn
,ure all kinds Of Fitx and spssms Rheumatic Palma
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Pile, Palsy, OF
any other aiIn1ent the human family subject 10.
He can stop bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, any
distance from tie patient, by knowne the ps6snts
csne ives horn blind, and has studied several
yesrs u.der IN Indian Doctor wis vss among tie
Wild Indians II -teeB years.
DR.. SPENCER hes removed from Mr.. Basklsys
Boarding House, TO
No. 81, HANOVER sTRKHT,
sug lily Rsltnsre, Nd.
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20 THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON A1D

ALEXANDRIA BO4TS
cNA The following ars the hours Of De
.psrtpre Of the only reliable steam
ferry Loaf plying between Alexandria and Washing
ton:
The steamer George Page viii leave Washington
daily. at 81, 8, e53 IN m, l. q, ~, p m.
Will leave Alexandra at ~, S4, l0L, .. N.
12lA, m 2 4, 81 p. m.
His omnibuses viii leave the corner Of Penns,I-
v.nia svenue aud Seventh street, to connect with
the Boat, at 6, ~, ~, II, q. m, 12N n, ~. and
~, IN.
HIS nibusss will correct With ell cars arriving
at and departing f:orn, Washington and sleXsG-
dria. GEORGE PAGH.
nny6-tf
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F0k POOR AND LABoRIN0 MEN.

\hALL BUILDING LOIS OF l0 feet Or more IN
~ 'srnas y1rts OF tie City, and Georgetown st
70" pr'ves, ana terms to suit LiQYD co.
BUILDING STONE
sor ssle, deliverable at the Canal or Whsryes ia
"ashington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD 90.
for sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
kARHESS InYn 5 Oo
n 3-N
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE NEW YORK a. LIVERPOOL
4H& UNITED STATES &G
MAIL STEAMERS.
TUE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
ATLANTIC. Capt West
PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Ceustock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, expires :
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken in their construction, as in the Engines to
inssrs strength and speed and their accommods-
tious for passengers are uneQualled for elegance
and comfort.
Prize of massage from New York to Liverpool, In
drst .$l0
Sec3hd ZAP 40
Exclusive of extra size state rooms........ 300
From Liverpool to New York f3o and go.
An exrecienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can re secured until paid for.
For freight or passage apply TO
kDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
56 Wall street New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.
Liverpool
E.G. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
IL Kings Arms Ward London.
JOHN hUNR0E CO,
20 Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The ownere of the ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jes ery, precious
stones metals, unless bits Of lading are sjgpsi
hersfor, AMI The value thereof thsr elm expressed.
nov 16-d1y
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WELLS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
l31ElCH DROP:
~ raroar Dot

-. -
Or Cancer Root. =
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN
GER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI-
tbs, DROPSY, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING From The IXPURJ7 y
OF TIE BLOOD.
Prepared by J. L. KIDWELL, Chemist Gsorse
towa, D. @. -.. ....
TIL eGtirnat. that is now accorded this prsp.ra.
ton by he medical profession and ov other CON
retent to judge of its merit, msv be seen In the
fact that il has ben prescribed by MANY of orr
most eminent Physicians in this country, and has
attract the ettention of celebrated profession of
IRE Eii2 burg College, ecotlopd, by whom il has
teen successfully used in career Of aggravated
character. 20
The proprietor haz been forced to make more ax.
teusive to meet sho rapidly increasing
demand for BaECR DRoP. ---.
VINClNNEe, INDIANA, Oct 8, 1854
J. L. Hid-ell-Dear sir: Sor?e three month"; ago.
through tn. agency OF Cnl smith NJ Her, our ,epre
tent ~ Ion in Conares / had pu chased of YOU for
the Use o. my father in S"o,iaCd dozeE Rotties
g Bee h Drop OR Cancer Preparation. ] have let.
ter from my brother. staIrg that the physician de-
siTes you To forward eno,hsr dozen bottles. He
thinks Lrder it's use the Il as" l. arrested nay
I'D thar nv :aher has tcie1 every physician Of dis
linc-,on scotland aad Euslan 'iriuding profss
o. Hdinbuts and Co liekes. vithGu1 rslsf. The
cireu e wsS.of thTeA yea standing, began in the
right cpaek. which is partially consumed BE was
Il sufferer with can5tan. pain, which has entirely
left him :
This Gaze vii give your preparstion popularity
il B itain which III Ohar medicine 1.s. birect to
William Dick, Esq C4ll2dean, By Leslie Scotland
II. York, who will forward it.
IAMsS DICK.
Mr. Flint is nan Of great infiuence in his county,
and will with pls.sure communicate with any one
In reference to his case.
CALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
July 18th, 1854,
Desr sir-With great pleasure inform thst your
prepar alton OF Beech Drop has nplished for me
what th ,ught beyond thu rea-h of human agenes.
FOR the las: twelve years bsen afflicted with
Scrofula of CasserouE form. So extensive the
ulcers and so horrible epoes rance that my cas-
became notorious with al the Faculty in this and
the adj dining countiss-in fact had obtained the
hest medical aid in cur state, without aoy abste
nlent O. the disease. Thrnu2h lend procured
= half doEsa bort of Jour Beech Drap, after using
il, perfect the cure, that HUNDREDS visited
by dsare is to benefit my fellow man with thar
purpose bag all afflicted with Scrotula in any form
TO uss it,
Enclosed you will find an order from some friends
ior tIss preparation. Very truly,
JNO. @. FLINT.
For sals by Druggist and Dealers in Medicines In
FVashington Alexandria, and Baltimore.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
NANTIELp. BROTHRR 4 %

4 NNF1ELtI, BhUI HKk q OU, =
~ 229 b.LTIHokh STREET, BALrnsK1, La
Are DESTROYS CT osing ont great portion 81 thes
present stick Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jevs,ry,
Watches Clocks, fans Crsrs Glasses, Dressing OAsss
Wri ing Desks ice Pitchers, Sasre 1ronsss IA, Pre-
parstoiy 10 receiving their fx1 supply. P0rchssers
= i'll find great BARGAINS aug fl
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GEORGETOWN REAALk sENIHARY.
.GE0RGEToWN,D .. @.
arr. A. Ii. C:ark. PnnoRils.

@rn. A. Ii. Clark, fnAoPAs'
= He duties Of this Seminary Will be resumed OF
/ FRIDAY, Sept mher lar.
che c'urse Of studies actually pursued IN this N
sasutiou embraces 4 higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sem.
mary in the Union.
The lcation Of the Seminary ia remarkable fer Its
ssiubrty. The buildings are large, the rooms csps-
coas, and the grounds iof recrestion are yery am
pie.
Terms Tor boarding pupils, 500 per session Of 10
months, payable on the LIST o September and LIST OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
In Englsh and Mathematics, room rent, fuel lights
aud wasning. muaic, French, Spanish, &c. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from IS to $40 PEI quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
Rsiersnce Is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Gee. +: dc L. Roche, w. G. Ridgely, Esq, W Hunter
ESQ., W. =. Il. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
robert p. Dodgs, Esq, and Dr.. o. NJ. Nnthicum,
Georgetown, D. O.; and to JOS. II. Bradley, EsQ.,
A A. o Dayton, Esq, and M. Eitahusn ooyis,
jyl4-u GntAl &HpiRa
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NhVERWARE

ShVERwARE
- C4NF7ELD, BRoTRRR co,
VAC Baltimore street. hsTe en- band and sre con,
stanty u'aking styles CT Silver Coffee and Tea
Seta; 81 yer Pitchers; Waters Csstors 9oblets
Cupa; Spoons; Forks; lee longs; Crumb scrsperS
Pie, zee cream, and Fish Knives Salt Cellars But
tar Knives, &C. Of varTsnted &crlisg Sil,.r.
Je IT RsItimor>, Nd.
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New Bu0E, PERIODICAL
II IND NEKSF4PER EsgkFLhSRNkN1
We. TAYLOR g. Co.

EAI1IACNA, IN
We TAILOR 4 CO. beg leave to ell ths attszs
ton OF the resciag pecple ard al Geniirg u Books,
to their pes BOON, PERIODICAL, ssd EIES
PAPER ESTABLLSHBR&T, where -ail Be tspud
large arc general Assortment Of all the ete p6Du-
Tar publications CT TIE asy.
They $50 keep Oh hard Q -rle pdid arrSl tnent a
plain and fancy - ATI0AsIsT Of avery description.
III eri.rs tn apkfully received ssd flied WITH de-
srstch and b, return Of the nail, exppess, -
s,age, in any ether way the persoa ordsaaos 10y
direct.
Booksellers. Eews Agents, Pedlsrs, and 81 others
suppEed -ith say Rocks, Magazines, ete, ct the
Iowsat rstes.
Any Book prs,ished IN this county can b bad
sy sending your oIdsr to 2s
VIZ. TAYLOR 90,
Cor. Baltimore and sl>eries SIS, Bs.ti1aosc, Nd
may 2S-tf
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.SHIRTs,- OOLEARS, &c

y HIRT6, OOLEARA, &c.
- This day reeeiusd largo supply Of SHIRrs
Sam Bass and Byron Collars, linen and MusIin
Bosous, &c, st BIRaEs,
nWe WussdIHo0l
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR

OON1MlOkolONLh OE DLLDO e OQS
New York, Texas, California,
New JERSEY, Louisiana, Missouri,
Psnnsylvsnia, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland, Georgia, Michigan,
Nsne, ~ Wisconsin, Ohio, and
hinn sofa, Florida. other States
GEORGE O. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Washington Place, near Odd FelLoscs' Hall,
SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. G.
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l. dulsH Bibles and Episcopal Prayer ;,osks. a
IL arse assor msnt N rich and elegan. bin ing.
JUS iec AVID and for sails at very low p ices by
K. LUNDY
novl bSdss s,esst Gssxsstoxa,
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Saszz@zzz

9- E2t SSs n y z SsfAlrstk'S Cor - oDa
esel college.
Ee. LII, Eei.tz5re street, Raltts,e.e, NJ.
TEE ostcosibe object of tits institution II to peos
> in the reach OF individuals proper facilitiee ke
obtaining thorough and practical mercantile edl-
caa0n- young Tsn car here obtain . mors sos-
rect knowledge Of general 5usineee matters Ia fev
seess than can hs acq rircl "a an. years IA any
cts counting hcuse. 800
TITS course Of study er1hrsces doubleentry book.
Keeping, end Its sdap stion 70 vercre leesrtn ena
.; commerce and trsde. Mercantile calculations
onugat ding to the most approved petbcds-
racteaI ioanHh:p, combining raPidits Of ezecu-
mercantile Law, uron ystinus ;ruportsnt mercantile
:ehiecss, festce many other roints necessary for
eeok.ssepsr Or tasinssE mao to understand Time
necessary for student to complete the course varies
nom i've to eight weeks. There being NO vacs don,
APPLICANTS csn e1ter al any Zine and stten5 beth
day and evening ESsInSst,ons RI. held At ststsd
peiIoda sra d;r onlss awarded TO tccse VINO gradu-
sss fof teIIaf, &c, wife exc have . circuler for.
"aCee" eS ican. feb 4-ly
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Null ~ 70 PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

- 70 PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Under the act of Congress approved 81 OF March,
1853, entitled AN sct TO extend pree aption rights
certain settlers therein mentioned" the pre- cup
tioa laws OF the United states they then existed
were exleuued over the aforementioned alternate
sections, where the settlement and improvemr Mt
Jua prior TO the date of allotment ii proven
Up and paid for at the rate OF two dollars fifty
cents per acre, befcrs the day fixed for public sale
And by the act proved 9th March, 1854, entitled
IAN act for the re let CT settlers lands reserved
for railroad pur1 ose-,' persons who settled ant i'm
proved the shove lsnus prior to the date of suih-
draoaI will be entitled to pre-empt ops st the ord-
nary miuin I'm price OF the puoiic lands, ct the
rate of one dollar ana twenty five cents per
acre, If proven up and paid for before the
day fixed for the public sale. Theref re, every
person entitled to the right of pre- emption TO
any of the lands within the tow nships and parts
# townships above enumerated, is required to es
sabiish the to the satisfaction of the register
and receiver ofthe proper land Office and msk pay
ment therefor soon prae icabe after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed Ior the com
mencement of the public sales Of the lands embrac
ing the tract claimed otherwise such claim viii be
forfeited JOS. =. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep 18-1awl3w
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q. - asf.itAL3 Al lAa uo,Els.
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SQUEEZING HANDS.

TO those who can only be givers Of
happiness, authentic experience, commu-
nicated by the receivers, is naturally in.
teresting and We therefore have great plea
sure in laying before the "squeezers, y
among our readers, the following confes.
sion as to the emotion of the squeezed
being the confessions of young lady !:
What an immense difference it makes
uho squeezes ones hand! A lady NAV
twine her arm around your waist, press
kiss on your brow, or, holding your
hand in hers, toy with your fingers to
her hearts content, but you are perfectly
calm and collected, and experience no
unusual sensations, either disagreeable or
otherwise. ....-. ....-....-
Perchance gentleman whom you dis.
like, or feel but slightly acquainted with
ventures to press your hand; you snatch
your hand quickly away, the indignan,
blood mounts toyour forehead, and, with
flashing eyes, you wonder how the i'm.
pudent fellow dares to do such thing
Rather an antiquated specimen of human.
ity squeezes your hand; you feel morti.
lied for yourself and him--mortiied that
man OF his years should make such 9
fool OF himself; that he should think YOU
can really like such nonsence; and, abov,
oil, that hs believes it possible that yor
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can like him, vexed at what he had done,

can like him, vexed at what he had done,
and determined that opportunity shall
never de offered him of doing so again.
You place your hand confidently in
that of an accepted, acknowledged lover;
you are not excited or confused: you
have ceased blushing continually in his
presence: you experience feeling of quiet
happiness, q little heayen-upon earth
sort Of feeling" You are perfectly con-
tented with everything in this terrestrial
world, especially your lover and yourself;
and yet, withal, it is foolish feeling, as
you sit with his arm twined around you,
that manly form, which is to guard and
support you through life; soft, rosy,
happy tint suffuses your face as your
hand is clasped in his. All, it is bliss.
ful, foolish feeling! But let some one
whom you like very much-not an ac-
cepted lover, but one who may, perhaps,
be one Of these days-gently inclose your
hand in his own, what . strange, wild,
joyful, painful feeling thrills through you
The hot blood leaps, dancing, tumbling
through your veins, rushes to your tenn
plies, tingles at your fingers ends Your
heart goes bump, bump; surely, you
think he must hear it throbbing, For
the life of you, you cannot speak. After
letting your hand remain in his just long
enough to show that you are not offend
ed, you gently withdraw it; but, per-
chance. if it is taken again, after faint
don't do so," which is answered with
downcast eyes and blushing cheek, you
let the little hand, the first bright earnest
of other things to come, thrilling and
burning with this new ecstatic emotion,
remain all trembling in its resting place.
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A MOTHERS PRAYER.

A weather. beaten sailor, on making his
homeward passage, as he doubled the
stormy Cape, encountered q dreadful
tempest. The mother had heard of his
arrival outside the Cape; she was wait
ing with the anxiety mother alone can
know, to see her son. But now the storm
had risen, and when the ship was in the
most dangerous place. Fearing that each
blast, as it swept the raging deep, might
howl the requiem of her son, with faith
strong in God she commenced praying
| for his safety. AT this moment, news
came that the vessel was lost.
The father, an unconverted man, had,
till this time, preserved a sullen silence,
but now he wept aloud. The mother
observed: 1T is the hand of Him who
does all things we'll; and again the SUBJ
dued and softened spirit bowed, COM
mending her son and her partner, in an
audible voice, broken only by the burst
ing Of full heart, to God.
Darkness had now spread her mantle
abroad, and they retired, but not to rest;
and anxiously waited for morning, hoping
at least that some relic OF their lost one
ullSut U6 lOuuQs
The morning came. The winds were
hushed, and the ocean lay comparatively
calm, as though its fury had subsided
since its victim was no more. At this
moment the little gate in front of the
dwelling turned on its hinges, and their
son, their lost, loved son, stood before
them. The vessel had been driven into
one Of the many harbors ON the coast, and
was safe. The father rushed to meet
him. His mother hanging on his neck,
earnestly exclaimed
my child, how came you here 2"
Mother" said he, as the tears coursed
down his sunburnt face, Il knew you'd
pray me homer
What spectacle! A wild, reckless
youth, acknowledging the efficacy of
prayer. Ii seems he was aware of his
perilous situation, and that he labored
with these thoughts" My mother prays
Christians prayers may be answered,
and may be saved" This reflection,
when almost exhausted with fatigue, and
ready TO give up in despair, gave him
fresh courage, and with renewed effort
he labored till the lnrbor was gained.
Christian mother, 60 thou and do like
wise. Pray for that son who is likely to
be wrecked in the storm Of life, and his
prospects blasted for ever He may be
saved.
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'GAS-FITTING, ANL
TIMING. ..-,

'HS undersigned, having addsd Gss-Rttine 70
4 thsir former business, are now prepared TO OK
ecuIs al orders In that line in the cheapest mos.
exps ltious and approved manner.
oiNd and TIMING done as heretofore.
a nne assortment of STOVES, Tin and Sheet IRON
WARE onstantly on hand. - 1
sole sgsnts TO the District for Mac6rsgors Patent
hui AK FURNACES, for heating Public BUILDING
Churches, Halls, Private Residences, 10
Aso for Barksrs Double Acting FORCE PUMPS,
Persons In want Of any Of the above articles III
nnd It to their sdvantsgs to call on US ere purchs
sing elsewhere. ~ '-'|~ns
P'e'gfng themselves to prompt execution OF al,
ofa Ks entrusted to them, they most Respectfully,
slowed upon them by their former patron and ths
puenc in IN genera FURSE 4 COLLINS,
Nos SoS and 81l, Pa. sv, opposite Winsrds' aote,,
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ,

T1HIs beautiful burial place Of the dead having
i just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
i0r the purpose Is open for the reception Of the
remains of deceased persons.
Ths MAUSOLEUM has capacity for hundred
bodies. in which such friends Of the dead q msy
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of the incorporators Is ono Of equality in
regard to the lot, which will not be put up publicly
ior sale, (although they usually bring premium }
making the early selection Of lots the most dcsr
aba.
Until an Office is established In tie city of Wash
fngton, applications viii be punctually atts nded
to st the present ooe in the east wing OF the build
Ing on entering tho Cemetery. r-
b.. - e.. - nWM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B-Glanwood Is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol. aug Il-3m
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FARMRRs.-Adam was a farmer while
yet in Paradise, and, after his fall, COM
manded to earn his bread by the sweat of
his brow. Job, the honest, upright, and
patient, was farmer; and his endurance
has passed into proverb. Socrates was
farmer, and yet welded to his calling
the glory of his immortal philosophy. st.
Luke was O farmer, and divides with
Promotheus the honor of subjecting the
OK for the use Of man. Cincinnatus was
farmer, and the noblest Roman of them
all. Burns was a farmer, and the muse
found him at the plow and filled his soul
with poetry. Washington was farmer,
and retired from the highest earthly sta
tion to enjoy the quiet Of rural life, and
present to the world aspectacle Of human
greatness. To these may be added host
of others who sought peace and repose in
the cultivation of their mother earth; the
enthusiastic Lafayette, and the steadfast
Pickering, the scholastic Jefferson, and
the fiery Randolph, all found an Eldorado
of consolation from life's cares and trou-
bles, in the green and verdant lawns thst I
surrounded their homesteads.
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Sc0T's SENsIBILITY.-SirW Walter Scott
could never eat the flesh of any creature
he had known while it was alive. Il
had once" says he, "noble yoke Of
oxen, which, with the usual agricultural
gratitude. we killed for the table they
said it was the finest beef in the four
counties; but 1 never could caste Cog
and Magog, whom / used to admire in
the plough. Moreover, when was an
officer of yeonanry, and used to dress my
own charger, 1 formed an acquaintance
with flock of white turkeys, by throw
ing them handful of oats now and then
when / came from the stable. saw
their numbers diminish with real pain,
and never attempted to eat any of them
without being sick: and yet l have as
much of the rugged and tough about
me as is necessary, to carry me through
all sorts of duty without much sentiment
til compunctiou. .-
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OFFICIAL
TRlAs0RY DEPARTMENT. A

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 26, 1854.
Notice 10 hereby given to the holders Of the fol.
lowing stocks of the United States, that
this department is prepared to purcha.e, At any
time between the date hereof and the Doth day of
November next portions Of those stocks. amounting
in the aggregate to $3,s4o,00O, in the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference viii be given In the or.
der Of time In which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the partiea who are to receive the amount tier Of,
must be transmitted to this department upon tn.
recep whereof, price will b. pail, compounded
of the following particulars:
l. The par vsiue, or amount specified in each csr.
ifcate. -...
premium On the stock nf the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1846, redsemable November II,
1906, OF per cen :; on the stock If the loan an
'horized by tn. act Of 1872 rsde-mable 31st Decem
ber 1852, Of IL per cent; the stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts of 1S47 and 's4s and redeem
able, the former on the 8lst Decsubsr, 1867, and
the latter on the got June, 1865, of 16 per cent
and on tho stock Of the loan authorize by the act
of 1850, and redsemsbe on the 3lst December, 1884
commonly called the Texan indemnity six per
cent.
s. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
LIST OF July, 1854 to the date ef receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner Of one days interest in
addition. ..r....- ,..f. ..... -..
Payment for said stocks will be ads in drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received q,
the Treasury on or before the said 10th day Of No
vember next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 2S- dt20Vov Secretary Of Treasury.