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Office of the c.txnitshnaent additional In ,,.,
y ofhcr in TIE State q. WISCONSIN.
In ef approved F.bfua,v "a i3
enuusd IAN act 20 establish additional
o. Ntseonsin, embracing al part present wutow
kvss lying ofGhe dividing ory
of @ns "r Fourth correction lor be called
aissi = ~ hereby declared aad made kno~
f said district has
the United sfasss NJ SrpssioR n STATE.
Given under band at the ei ~ Washington
Npfi ~ D. laso JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners Uf the General Land Once
April 1-lsw6~ Int. and staf.l
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Lynchbug, connecting Charlottesville,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Luay New Market, with Cu
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
For daily connecting with the stages Piedmont
For Nddlebug daily connecting with The Plains.
Per order: W. u. BROCkETT, Agent.
7-dtf
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On aud after Tuesday, November Z 1854,
rnE Alexandria daily for Cordonsvile and inerme
date stations at ~ O'Clock, the ARRIVAL Of the boat
Washington, ample for breakfast board Con
Meeting with train for sasbng War
Wanenton and Gordon syiie
the Virginia Central railroad for Richmond Char
loitesville, and Staunton.
Gordonsve daily for Alexandria and intermediate
~ O'clock the arrival Of the trains Of
railroad from Richmond, Charlottesville, aud
Stanton.
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COURT OF GLAftt~.rhs Undersigned hse opsafe -
nee NJ me southwest ~ 18Th and streets
ia The of WIZARDS He will practise n ~ ~
elsims ard 10 ne courts Of This District JOHN = ~
Mag fe-Iaw8w
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MEXICAN uOUsE. Hanover street, Boston by
Rebuilt, enlarged and eega-ty furnished,
he snd Toe sccommods
travelling public.
4
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WIN. NJ. Mcrrick,

No. - 1VrstoAa "nraNTt
m I'LL practice 10 Supreme % the United s,,es thn
eisius, thn courts o. the District q Co
umha
Dee a7--9awn
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Bureau Of coa'sn kas s 4, se'i s.s
SEALED PaoPos ALs furnish Naval Supplies Tor aseai
year sadns 20 ians 1850 VII be received - h ea,sa a an
be endorsed Proposals for Naval supplies Bureau Of coaae
letters
euary described IA printed schedules Of which viii be fur
nisned application commandaai
and tsoss ali ysds upon application TINS bureau The
and nsy agent eaeh staten w' nave cop % s
be judged whether viii be desirable application tot
whole any yard upon
one % me printed schedules o. IN sc, conformity herewith
Al se quality eoafolmahly
the may be- AT the expense and risk OF The
eoa Wesn sc, ~ me aia mnes eeeea ana 70 TIE entire
Bieds.s are efstrea 70 he yards for SAMPLES and particular de-
O e sicies and all other things ben. equal preference
Every offer, required by august 1885,
eeompsed BY written guarantee The forms OF which here
Those on offer. accepted viii be nohed
they required days receipt
ne oos 2. ays a:snsy NAMED sy them
then responsibility certified United district judge Unit
pl s BE- aon The ca
O. the s S s S @ have ssss 60 % and s
TIC respective yards VIII be paid BY the agent within thirty
its stipulated il default be made by the
&c, q @ s' pa IL Delivering ~ any as articles me
The and his will forfeit and the United
Of ,hs agreed The price be
delivery qudaied
or as they
the said parties Of the FIRST either OF them
Glasses No p D. be delivered oneonrih
before 18th May Goth july
the the
Class No 3-hc whole by 18th May slhe
whole he o,b July 1856 The remaining dev
fourth before The LIST September
fourth December
before the 1885, and the The
Iune 1856, delivery proportion
;ce Glass No and all following additional all
ees named therein must be delivered like and conditions
fiscal upon receiving
the bureau commaBdani of the yard.
As The the POSTAGE desiring
the commandment Of send
schedules Of such ass they desire should enclose app
cation postage their applications
,he bureau for such schedules win require prepayment
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r. ANTHONY. No. 3Os broadway, new York. ma
Il. ufsctuer Of dagaerveotype
&C., and importer OF plates chemicals sucy frames and
caope paper and chemicals or paper peiare and
ra,s Of every iescriptisu
supplied with materials FOR manufacturing canes
Harnsous celebrated cameras; also, vogsndcr
always hsnd
3oe broadway, June ~, is51.
June 1D-diyear.
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FoRM oF oFFER.

ffere esfc He egsf9
fse saHss1 OF (nunss tAs
fAS hereby offer fanis your
aud subject
The sane, VI tie pnsd schedule which
Class No lnonse class s
schedule (hefe
,iafsd class ne schedule and opposite
cents aaaJoot ne aBoaat As I'D As
amounting 10 (Aos rras ns sgJanf i. uoras)
thsrxanae the required ~
~ sAds1 fr tn supply under The classes by
IL place delivery and should
copied request may prepared and
tAe agency FOR and certificate
Here bidder 10 siga his raAae.l
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ssr.y school Cumberland Untversty, nj Lebanon,
Txnnesace.
FACULTY, on Abraham cau,hegs, LAT. Of the circuit
L. Judges OF Tennessee
Green, Judges supreme
OF Tennessee.
Ridley,
their exclusively
school
Pio. Daily examinations
books No regular OF lectures but
daily lessons the OF the examinations
D Weekly law u-
statement OF facts pross
through all
practice. The framed require prepare
deeds, wills documents
dence in the trials Some Of me taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly and
public the cad OF session The students clerks
Judges and chancelors,
with their suits.
SeysfonThe the third Monday
TENDER third Thursday in February
the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July
Eayens PEI sesssonTuiicn ESQ., in advance; conngen
$50. students furnish
which had Lebanon bookstores.
fosr required complete
No Previous study required
There four GLASSES.
any during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected wiz the
Number students lsst collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb it--eciy President Board of Trustees
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Inc undefsisned - OF 49,, IN tae STATE Of - and
OF -- in the State Of --, hereby guaranty that, in
the foregoing bid of lhe
be accepted that they will within days aer receipt
the
cute The the with good sufficient
and said shall fail
guaranty make good the difference between offer OF
said --- aud That which may be accepted.
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FORM OF OFFER.

1, -----, OF -, State Of - hereby agree furnis
ard deliver the
The agfeeaby provisions
schedules therefor aud in conformity with the
bureau Of Construction, Sc, of i6h May, 1885,
Should offer he accepted request be addressed
and the contract forwarded TO the navy agent
sorto for signature and certificate.
s.tfs !.
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CHARLESTON, MASSACHUSETTS,.

No J. white oak plank stock logs No. g. wite-oak pomisca
timber No. A. white oak keel pieces. S. yellow
plank stock og No g. yellow pine beams No yellow pine
mast timber No. 3, white No TO- whfe-o
butts ash No. AZ, black walnut and cherry ~,
locust No 10, white ash hickory
NO i6, gnnnvia. No ~, composition
bar IRON steel No 49, iron spikes nails No 40 lead
Tin No I'll hardware. No -, paints, oils No. a. fax
No 70, cotton No -, flax and No al,
glass No % leather No, ~, hose No. 90 brushes No. 81
bn6tirg goods No. 81, pitch, soap.
low. No. a. ship chandIery No. 35 stationery
VIVA M nakuu,
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rosr orues DxrAsraxsr,
MAJ IA. lr11

May IA. le53
pROP0sALs carrying the mails o. the United States from
day Of Juy, 1850, 10 the Sch sAy o. June 1859 Ia
elusive. IA OF VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA
FLORIDA ALABAh viii be received 81 the Contract Once
IL The Posi- rpaIlsat Of Washington, until
M o. Junr, 1855 b. decided b. the IAN June 1885,
he aud ia the naes herein specified.
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fIae sedes rhh the bidder pasted offer,
and each Of shsm signed Opposite eacA nrie
uc e BE- he the
for each class, and the isisc rYten ordsl
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The undegaed tnane name tAe toua)
the stfsJ second
hereby the named (aass h bidder Bit
lhe) Offer
United
the the
ofrrsb before mentioned.
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Signature OF two guarantors q q

NO white plank stock logs No . whisoak pomiscuous
timber. No o. white pine. No. 10, cypress
black and cherry No w. and No. 49,
ash and hickory bars No H. white oak and heading
No 10 isaumsn No ~ composition and nails No IT,
bar and STEEL No 49, nails
lin No al hardware. No 49, paints oil No "a
No % cation No. 2s flax and
III glass No. 2s, leather No %, hose No. 30 brushes No
banng dry goods No 81 pitch osin, No 49, soap,
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land 0mce.--Rcopening Of a Land OJice-We
learn that instructions have been transmitted to the register
and receiver for the Danve land district, in Illinois, to
make immediate arrangements for reopening this land Office
which been closed for months past, owing
irregularities the part of former officer. The pres
officers directed give public notice of the day
in which applications for the entry Of land win be received
in order to far practicable confusion dsss
faction on the part of purchasers.
Clerical AppoinfncntsMr. Asa f. Chaplin, Of Indiana
has been appointed principal clerk OF surveys in the
Land Office in the place OF John NJ Moore who has
appointed to seconded kship in the Office.
Mr. Frederick Schmidt of Pennsylvania has been appoint
cd irsclass cerkship in the Pension Office. Salary
$1,000.
Agricultural Dirision Of the Patent Oce. 7ap,or;nds
We make the following extract of letter from Mr.. W. g.
Singleton, of Winchester, Virginia, in relation the cult
walton of this plant
"0f all the ornamental trees propagaed amongst u.s. either
foreign native there is nome in my Judgment des-
rablc than the tsmsrnd Its growth is rapid form gym
metrica its foliage beautifully free from blight well
from the depredstions Of insects II cultivated
praircs, II would doubtless form valuable acquisition
"From the growth Of tamarind seeds which OBJ
tanned confectioners shop, eight years SINCE
have standing in yard eighteen inches
ference. Tho past season it perfected its fruit which,
quality equally good that imported The seed may
be In drills about four inches apart and
two TO three inches deep with light rich soil This may
done either in the fall spring IL the latter they should
der that their bulls coverings be acted upon by
frot When to height OF three four feet the
yoang trees be rananted to the tes where they
permanently 10 remain"
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

In rapidly reviewing the condition Of affairs they
exist in Mexico, the Philadelphia Ledger says
" The last revolution in Mexico though it has succeeded
in getting rid of Santa Anna, has installed government
which renders revelation necessary before those who
started the last accomplish their object Carrers the Pro-
vonal President determined to hold the rens
opower but the real rcvoutonists disposed to brush
him out He has adopted vigorous and in
roduccd important reforms and proposes that the Ma
tona Guards shall again become the buwark Of the nations
liberties He has reestabished commercial communication
granted unlimited freedom to the aboshed the title OF
hghness recalled all excs, deprived the command
ing generals of authority the has prohibited
registering detention Of correspondence and
abshed mails Ho has convoked tho Constituent Congress-
conrmaby the law of 1884, Agrsesby with tho require
ments Of the Ayus plan. This looks like assuming the
rens power reality whether he viii be disposed
sign authority to eher Alvarez or Vdaur tbs leaders OF
Young Mexico and rivals Of each other, question
which time will Tho federativc form Of government
be that favored BY the mass Of the people"
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LOCAL N Il w s.

At meeting of the Union Guards, held at their hall on
Tuesday evening" the 18th instant tho following preamble
and resolutions submitted by H. O. Mclaughlin, and
being seconded appropriate address BY james Donney
we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas has pleased Almighty God to call from amongst
us our late estmabe fclow-member, Second Lieutenant
Thomas Brgga, whilst nobly dischargng his duties as
nurse to the Of the fatal epidemic which has desoaed
our sister cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth, and whereas the
philanthropy which animated our devoted fellow
member presenting himself to the authorities At Norfolk
amongst very first OF that noble band who have aocked
from many distant parts Of the Union to render assistance
expression that principle Of patriotism which should
the citizen soldier which emincny illus
tratcd the life of amcned brother whether pursuing his
avocstions as private citizen or vindicatng the
his adopted country in the Florida and Texan Be IT,
therefore,
Resoved That Union Guards have received intelligence
Of the DEATH at Norfolk from yellow fever, Of Second Lieu
tenant Thomas Briggs with feelings Of tho most profound
sorrow and that testimonial of the high estimation in
which the deceased held by his felowocors and MEM
bers OF tho Guards the compnnys flag BIO draped In
mourning officers and members Of the company wcar
the badge of mourning their left for the space
Of thirty days.
Resoiped That copy of these proceedings, togsther
with an copy of the naturalization papers OF the do
ceased forwarded to his relatives in England memon
toes which will attest the patriotism OF the deoeaed
as well high respect to which he attained in tho ooun
try of his adoption
Secretary Union Guards.
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TEXAS ELECTION.

Returns in the Galveston Civilian from 81 counties out
Of 81 voting counties (Uvalde and Kinney voting with
Bexar) foot up as follows;
For governor-Elisha NJ Pease dcm4 22,497; David G.
Dixon knownothing, 1869 Pense's majority thus far
679s For Acknowledgements in countesH. Rich
ard Runnels, dem, has majority OF 2,692 lowers
knownothng. For land commissioner in all the counties
but nneCrosby knownothing, is 952 ahead of Fields,
democrat
Peter H. Bells democratic majority for Congress in the
district is about 5000 The eastern district is
close between Matthew Ward dem, and Evans, know
nothing In all the counties but three the vote stood
Ward o67l; Evans, o503 Wards majority thus far l6s.
The Galveston News of the 9th instant says there
strong probability that Ward is elected
Both branches Of the legislature democratic orr
members of the lower house asccrained be elected
democrats, ant-know-nothing wings, elected BY
democratic votes 20 are know-nothngs, and of sevcn
the politics not known OF 30 senators, 20 or 81 are
democrats knownobings and of the politics not
known.
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THE LOUISVILLE RIOTS.

The nature OF the Louisville atrocities may be inferred
after reading the following, which we copy from the
Louisville Times;
dist clergyman ut Jeersonvile Indiana, has written
letter to Gov Wright from which make the following
extract:
The scenes in Louisville bloody Monday have never
been fully portrayed From my chamber window, on
that dreadful night Witnessed tho conagra.on of the
German dwellings heard the of women and chill
drcn the rattle ofre-ars and the sres of the ounded
sight again. at such distances the recollection sick
ems and Ellis my dreams with fearful images And for
these atrocities portion Of the protested religious press
OF the country find apology The Western Christian
Advocate the following week gave the know-nohng
sion of the whole throwing the blame upon the poor for
egners, without ntterng word of against
their brutal murderers and the editor himself Irish
man Has he sold himself to the enemies of his country
meny How else account for HIS editorial course
There Judas and Arnold, shocking in
stances Of perfdy and nquty which had hoped would
never find parallel there may however, turn up another
traitor
al is manifest that the upon the Catholics is
only incident in this great movement il is rung in TO
catch the fanatic That portion OF the city of Louisville
where the greatest slaughter OF and and de-
sructon OF property took place contained Catholics
they Protesants, but they democrats. They
Industrious peaceabc citizens contributing to the
productive wealth of the city ard county paying their
taxes without murmur, and sustaining the laws. One
man. who injured badly TO die since
Der of the German Methodist Church He merely pass
ing from place to another, when the mob met him.
seized and inflicted deadly blows upon him. while he
pleading for his life And know-nothing ministers and
editors stand forth their advocates and apologsts and
if raises his voice. writes line proclaim the
TRUTH these clerical DULLES mount him and deal him dead
ly blows"
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ANEW Fail and winter 0~sds-W. H. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor 466 Pennsyvsna four doors west
street, returned nom New York; and u nov rscsvn4
goods adapted fall and winter wear,
10 which respectfully nvts the attention Of biz friends
and the h thanks for he liberal
him. he would sasurs Al that a diligence ana
care will In his usual elegant style TO az
and nnsh the lowest posbIe price,
Aiso beautifui stock Of furuishing goods
Sep 10 -Qaw3wff
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.

We regret state that the received yesterday
by telegraph from these Inflated cities of the
gloomy character. despatch received yesterday after
noon from Baltimore says
"TEe idings from Norfolk and Portsmouth are very
gloomy. For the last wenty-four hours ending
yesterday, in Norfolk 80 and 80 deaths
ported; and in Portsmouth during tho period
DEATHS
Portsmouth correspondent Of the Richmond Dispatch
writing on the 10th, says
The fever st RACES with undated fury tho suburbs
OF the city. The deaths Of yesterday 25; and
Mr James Dresser Mary Magistrate, Mr. Brady Mr. San
des Munden James Snider L. Lane, Mrs Boush, child
Of Mr.. Emmerson J. Manning, Jesse Perish r. Keeling,
Geo. Pendleton, Sarah Creig Henry Brinsor Mathews
Mrs. c. Howard, negro of William Collins, do. Of
Thomas DEAN and six at the hospital also there 40
new cases yesterday y
We find in the same paper the following despatch
PKrEnssuRc Sept. loThe deaths in Norfolk yesterday
We're ofamong them John Tunis, representative
in Norfolk in the convention which adopted the
stution Mr.. Josiah Wills both of the Misses Mackender
Leondas Smith, professor of mathematics in the Norfolk
Female Seminary; James N. Wyatt William V. Robertson
Mrs Francis Green, and Charles Shuster
The fever is the increase in Portsmouth
There signs of fever at City Point.
Rev Mr. JONES' Of the Norfolk African Methodist Church
i dead, aud Mrs Drcwry, aged 72, well-known lady
-Four of Mr.. W. H. Jewellers family are down.
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NINTH
PsnnsyvsSa avsa:s :. Rssne 800 s ros'
snsn E. In NO. nests4 e Get ~
inches rupnng baeA VIA nss wfaen e
III inches Win hreesss alley the aoh sids o. ssd os be-
longing said promises with the mpsovemssw eoasns OF
Ts. vyoosry very deshy located r s~s.s vsposs, he
within Psuasylvania the Centre Market
ana the principal business houses q the city -,
Tsrms: one residue three payable
with Interest, yearly nstainsne, aad ssesrsd By deed sfus
0 a premises. -. - ..c,,,pv
eeptso-d Aucnoncer'
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TILE TExAS-nEBT BILL

Returns from forty-three counties in Texas give
oty of 63s in favor Of accepting the Texas-debt law
Gently enacted by Congress The result in the State
large yet uncertain though the greater probability is
in favor OF aceeptance
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No. 544.
Notice RcopeniDg . Danvi,ie Land OEia~
In Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OyrIoE, Sept ~, 1852
INSTRUCTIONS have this been transmitted 70 the rs sr
Of Danve land office Illinois ~
lands remaining said dssrct and give .ny DAYS
the said ns.Mcinhs of Tho
reopennE which applications d.
be received BY them. ......
Sept 2i--2aw6w Intel 5tsr Commissioner.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. Ell. 1855.

We understand that the chevalier Joseph Bertinath
yesterday presented his credentials to the Secretary Of
State and received charge daares of his Majesty
the King Of Sardinia.
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The American party is not accident 1t politi-
cal necessity, demanded by the exigcnces of the times
Regisfer.
That's so. Hndooism not accident, but regu-
larry got up trap for the purpose of catching qus and
spoonics The "exigencies' spoken of confined
shack politicians, who think that hard work looks too
much like labor agree with people who have formerly
fed on the nnccan drippings which fall from the State
hessury.-1ibony hnickerjockcr
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Everett House i,

North Side Of Union Square, NeW York.
THIS prominent and delight
New York Affords approaching finish, and when
completed skin devisc suppy
o render the desirable hotel yet constructed.
Of establishment respectfully announce thh
the nrst Of October Tor The
da0n of The public.
Applications received nom parties wishing 10 maAs
arranaeme winter months.
The public patronage 10 respectfully soictsd 1890
HAwLnY ID. CLAFr,
A. q. JosLIN.
Sep 2-d3ai
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LAReE SALE on RooSsThe Philadelphia booktrade sale
closed Tuesday evening and it is said the aggregate
sales amounted 10 about 100000 On the previous
ming the trade had grand reunion and festival.
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Arksnsas which destroyed whole block Of buildings "a
Gibson and Garrison avenues including the post ose Tue
loss estimated at $4,000, which there only small
Insurance.
Markets
NEw Yoax, Sept 20 FlourState and Ohio brands havs
vaneed l2 sales of State 81 81 southern !.
steady at SO G21 Wheat tne higher-sales Of south
white at 81 IS 81 0s; red 81 81 81 49, Corn II
tribe higher western mixed, s1L cents. Pork Is firm =
mes $50 $50 SO. Beef is hrm, with sales of ID
bbl. western SIC so ST. Lard is firm, with upward
tendoncysaes Of $50 bbs at lia4 IL Whikey S
scarce--sales Of 100 bbis. at Al cents.
BALroas, Sept 2oFiour is unchanged-sales OF How
ard Ohio At - ISL City Mills held at 81 10 bu1
sales Grainwheat is unchanged, with moderate de-
mand ordinary to prime whites 81 so 81 ~ reds 81 ln
81 rs. Corn is unchanged-saes Of white and yello,,
81 50 81 3d. Provisionsmes pork S2i 90; prime 90
Baeondes, lal1 Ia cents shoulders 10 cents; hams, iu
glazed covers, IA cents.
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OFFICIAL.

TREAsUKY DEPARTMENT, August 3, leo5
hereby Of suthorzA
by and ser the l2h NovembTs
any will be purchased by
this The S0th November neafp
which will be paid In addition the sums
expressed in the certificates.
holders Of the other loans Of the United
Of 81 900 will
during period a the following
Of 1884, premium OF cent for stock
Of e47 lSS premium Of IL and for
commonly callsd
nifty stock premium Of six per cant.
allowed stipulated In the cerif
Of settlement here with
addition, enable dram reach The
Certificates this department under the
lice duly assigned party
tied 0 receive the purchase money.
Payment will made upon sssis,
ant Boston, York, Philadelphia, pacs
entitled rcceive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dnNoy30 Intel. star.l