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ll NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF 1.zss.,
u HATS, CAPS, 60,
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1855.
JOHN D0OLEY

JOHN DOOLEY
respectfully informs his friends and the public, that
. ha luit opened the Fall trade with an elegant
nd mos! extensive assortment of
HATS, CAPS, &c.
de stO:i of Virginia manufactured Goods which
Au been got up on very large scale ard with the
t'sisis esre will be found, together with his fine
Eppy OF Imported articles, to embrace ever style
NIT be lnexcelled anywhere.
Terms will be such az eannet fell to prove highly
h.ifsttOry to customers. 81 MAIN STREET.
st-!m Richmond Va.
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Jso. C. McCABE, Secretary. s,-.S'

THE CorroN CRoP.-The Charlsston Courier pub
fishes ts annual estimate of the cotton crop Of 1854
go. showing total yield Of s55. .7ss kales A do
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~ FOR RENT'-One upper room in
III the new Ehsk Tenement ON 10th street, be.
igs.n Main and Cary sts.
ALsO-An Office in samei Toon.s on lst floor and
The modern conyenleness suitable ior Dentist,
Ia gYsr o., Physician.
aLsO-A large Store near Warwick ! Barksdale's
Nil on Gary street, admirably suted for whole
Ia Gtosery and Commission House. Possession
igsn Immediately.
Applrto BAhkET moKRlSs,
,o9 No. 1S6 Gary st.
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John scherff, u 8 Consul. and vis q d two chill.
n tho steamer Ariel
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i'm EHEI NOTICE E.-TO
a.H.1zs2@E PASSENGERS ON THE
lCBAoND AND DANVfLLE. AND SOUTH
ava RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
WhflLLE OR LYNCHBURG:
BREAK FASTl FASTIi
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT.
IHs aubse.iber is now prepared to furnish the pas
hlssrt, daily, with BREAKFAST at ths Junction
.ae Richmond and Dsnville snd south-Side Rail-
"sd Immediately On their arrival on the cars.
ny Ii-l2m SAE'I, o. BURKE,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Thursday night the
card manuiactory of Gage. Murray g. Co., al
Nashua, N. H., was destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated at from Sl2 900 to SIS 600, one half OF
which Ia covered bY insurance
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Wholesale DruEgass, Baltimore.
PURCELL LADD L Co, Druggists,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
And by DIussi'ts and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. SO 10-dLsi2t
New EsTABLIsHMENT.-JoHN JoHNsOr
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
the house next door to DR.. Powell, on 10th street.
accommodation. for hi. eusne.s. where all who de-
Ere easy and pleasant shave, will ind him as here
tofore, ever ready to please his customers.
His superior style Of Hair Cutting 10 provsrbial
will s:nue to manufacture the celebrated hair
srorative and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
psrasion. and dye; .ossthsssr ss With the eslish.fal
resort Of ali who desire to be waited upon in hsins
The CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD ia Justly
esteemed the greatest ordination of divine Provi-
dence: by that beating engine. the heart it IL driven
70 al psits Of the system, sivns vsor and strength
flood, whether we sleep or wake, sailies hrialiy
through the arteries and returns softly through the
from ali impurity. and yet how negligent many are
respecting this great essential to the enjoyment OF
pssc. hs.h "a ns and
Inds eston, and al the hsrassing feelings attending
Dyspepsia which msIss s, NE burden, result from
was no cure No would suffer long II he is able
to obtain q bottle OF HoorLAND's CELEBRArKD
Phiisdsiphi.; they rarely fail 10 saseins is psl%s
Agents for this sity-Mssus. PuxcrLL, L.pp
Co., and EEHsErT B8Bxs. Druggists
So 10 DIV aesiH -
MORE EvIDEsoE.-We have just been
informed BY gentleman from the country, with .
large family that he has had great many attacks Of
si fsus hou1s. witk sHKEss T PaEniUn i 'si sirTsss
He believes also that $50 wonld not have paid his
Doctors bill. without the Bitte. He says he nevs
intends to do without Il in hts family. His name
will be used II required bat he does not wish Il put
ilshed.
| Price only 50 cents per bottle.
j For sale BY Msssfs PUnCBGL, LADD 4 Co
4 BENNETT BEERS. snd Dfueelsts sverywhsss
4 - d bAEER. Provss..ev.
, U4 @ niehnoaa, w.
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MAYORS CoURr.-The Mayors Court for
~ t,y eny o, Richmond will be held at O'clock A.
hrel Ter t,e. tne 10Th Of October, at 10 o,eloct
A, M -s"S = si"aSs st IL o'cfk
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I each only so cents per bottle. or six bot.

II. a. TTOpfietOfH,
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore.
PURCELL. LADD CO., Druggists,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
And by Drusgists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. Sc 10-dksl2t
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WINSTON & POWERS, Cearrr o.

VV A3N0A OxN y x|&SkJ1 O0hNBh
w CARY AND PEARL sTs RIcHMonp, VA. In.
vite the attention Of country merchants and the
trade generally to their large assortment Of GROCE-
RI ES, WINES, L1QUOk6, &c. embracing W.
riety. a. follows:
81 hhds N ana Cuba Sugars Aaa eggs
1877 bels Crushed, fslverized, Granulsted and 3
and G Coffee Sugars ssF%
ID 80 boxes Loaf 18Ef do .Nog sf#kap 4ssl
3S7 bsgs Rio. Laguayra and Java Cotfees
80 pigs Green ana Black Fess, sorns verv ebo,ca
46 do choice Brsndies, Whiskies, Holland Gin.
Rum. Port Sherry and Madeira Wines
382 bbls and pkes medium Brsndies ard Whissisa
80 basssts and 10 cases Chsmpagns ana q srss
isssss. Candles Naiia Susssss Wssn.sss 3
Rice, Mackerel aud N G HeYrfnea toaetSer With
many articles too numerous to mention. FsfsAa
AL8O-Asents fer Leather Bsltirg M a..
se l0-2m
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q NEW SADDLE AND HAIR

%M COACH FACTORY.-The
E2E Subscriber has On hand number of
light CA RRIA GES and BUGGIES, of his own
naka, which can be sold very reasonable. Persons
ir:,oos OF purchasing HOMEMADE WORK, will do
E-I to aiys him csll before purchasing elsewhsre
R REPAiRlEG done with neatness and ds-
pst'h, and upon terms which cannot fa! to please.
T. H. FOWLER, franklin at
s6-lm Nearly onnosits the Ercbaraa
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= FOR REET.-From the a1s ,l lst Of oc-
iosef n.t siisibIe positions for a Boarding
ess o. ,hs tts eIty. Rent low to good ten.ss
2f9 Main street.
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i. FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Those
.I.,.. SPORES or WAREHOU8Eg, Mes.

- FOR RENT OK LEAoE.-1n nose
two large STORES or WAREH0UsEs, Nss.
s:is :s: e. I'd store: d
s.1 n sihs Msin street., with Eve hoor. runniue back
s e. ss The spsss Pen sss. ca Sss !sssl With si.
E!s psVes nsr iasds to 1ith street, opposite the
see psyib. p s. American are smonsst the
a se veil arranged for business establishments
III -, there being 10 fact room enough In each
~ .nt 30" n, two es.ablrhments These stores are
bsins psinted inside and oas The large store
nos sssement ofNe l67 can be had immediately,
i. Nv nrosr floors being already leased, except one
tns cr, in the Sd story Possessi Of tenement
Sa M ,f3 now occupied By Messrs. Jones Potts, can
:. had on the lst September next
,upsrior location OF these stole, being In the
k,,to al .bs city ia too we'll known t. require fur.
a., notcs Apply to JosEPH JAs4L5. Jr, az the
,5.s Of Hush ". Fry, Esq, or to
-. stswts fLEMIIa JAMES.
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LAaGE SALES OF ToBAcco.-The Louisville
Courier notes some recent large operations in to-
bacco in that city. Ninety hogaheads sold at 50
per 100 ibs amount ng in the aggregate to S11 900
also the sale of 130 hhds fine cut leaf for S21 1873
and 100 hhds. do. for S12 $40
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kICH'S PAT L N T

N tkON BEAM PLOUGH We
are making this deserve6ly po-
iasa he ,0ai,e asose who have used them pron6uncs
L.. a thai ~ perfect implsmsnt Of the lind sx
ss,,sSef skhnawiil .hsm wiil verify Ehat y aid In
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN-T have
- Just Fessiyed splsndi1 sssortmsnt of all kin1a
Of Wstshes And faaey Jsys!z! of the lstesk slyle,
those Who want bar asoms iev velry, q .ssJlSk J
All iiu1p Of wsssAsa SYssss ~ Js~sIly ~ ~. =.
slsss sss q .t us sihc'ss =. Sis
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We have on hand and for
=. Also 0PE y seis y DECK BOATS Of the largest
ashGoas IL Our Boat Yard, fenitentlsry Pend.
le-esm. HOWELL L MESSLEk.
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CLOTHING AT WHOLE6ALE.-The

HLOTHING AT WHOLEAALE.-The
~ subscribers have established IN this city
WHOLEDALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now In receipt of their stock 70 whch they -.
speetfuly nvits the attention Of the merchants Of
Virginia, North Carolina and 1snaesses. 8aa
Our Goods wers mostly manufactured by our.
selves, and 10 order, (unler many alvanfasca ana
ws feel assured that We ear, and ssi oAsr g nasv
isdnssnsnts 70 buySn g sel Aoess q thls country
No. los Main :. tap stsiral Aiehnonds W.
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FOR RENT-The Brick Dwelling
=, Lsl,h, between "a .nd 50 Streets n9w Ge.
tsrse sy a .ssss Ritshea and ether nsesssary oat-
sts feg@ esss iii hyarsat 10 ths ysid fcssssiSs
sss..t ~ II. Of October, 1888. Apply to Mr o.
g's,5o ga'sosf g. 81 ri H. JUAN rizziNi, saia e.
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. THE MUSIC STORE,

sA,tsp,vL MS store 10 now ON Governor at rect
uSs sTTr sins ee be found PIANO FOhrEs, MELODE.
Dt0Ns ~ ms VlOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOk-
sleei 'He pest quality, and at the lowest
h,.S ssent this city for the sale OF the eee.
Rrps..S ss hs CisrEe's PIANOS, which are not
''s Al.s any any other makers, and equailsd but BY
IL s'I,, sHd Violin sfkINSs Of the % best quality
" st.ts s ~ asfge't stock Of MUSIC to be found in
estso, IHa 10 constantly receiving the latest pub
ldss, sos neh he will sell at the most reduced
Sess 1Pon a. good terms ss can be had else
y Ola suned, repaired, and let on hire.
VI snos taken in part pay for new ones.
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DR. GEo w. BRIeas has removed N
ms new residences, corner Of Broad and s7th st-..t
Sonren S aiil, opposite Mr.. Jamcs Winston;s where
ne can be found at light during the dav ri. ssii
continues bis old Office at the corner Of Govsrnor
ohise hours from to u A. H., and from to
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HAIR ToNIo.-This Tonic is unsurpassed
by anything now before the public. 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head OF dandruff, prevent headache and IL one
Made and sold by r. C. HO8SON, wholesale or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and Shampoon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance ON
l1th ct. AMI
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VIcIssIrUDEs Rev. DIR. Cone the distin guished
Baptist Clergyman who recently died in New York,
was formerly theatre actor, and bis last appear.
ance on the stage the terrible night Of the
destruction Of the Richmond theatre in 1911, when
the Governor of Virginia and great many other pro
minent citizens psrish ed in the flames He was af
tsrwsrds editor of daily paper at Baltimore, Md,
then Department clerk at Washink ton aud in 1875
became q Baptist pastor in New York.
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az hosooE B. HIArH, Attorney at Law,
Heanr va lastiess In the Courts of the city Of
Henyico. SeeA4es % CaestesHAd and
Omse Northeast corner Of Main and II III ~.
IN
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lM TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS
3V AND VALICEs.-All those in want
4Iloi the above articles are respectfully
sy be fouss invited 70 call at 129 Main st., where
ss. good assortment, st prices TO suit the
ss DAWN WAIST
a I29 Main st
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GLE Ann n6fyG9o 1GG opening isrse variety OF SIM
Irish ohhREL GUNs, OF superior
p,ar,. paLso~A splendid variety of Powder Fls,ks of
lYpfovsS shot Belts and Pouches, of the most
Gu. C.n. ana COlls's Ely's watef proof Csptrsi Fir
Nsoss Kods, complete; Gun Wads, &c
saiys,, saiso-o1lts Repeating PISTOLS, Allep'. Re-
Gen. every description OF Pistol now in use
batch aHu repaired with neatness and dis
Gun JAMES Walsh.
vi @porter, doors above Sc. Charles Hotel.
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ca FOR RENT.-A Store and DWELL
M in, Horse for rent, No. 2aa, Brosd street, st
resent oosupied by Mr.. Robt. Briggs. The prem
i,., will be given On the 2Sth day Of September
rsit Apply to fh8mas Samsnni. an 23-1m
"a NEW SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS MANUFACTORY-fhe subscri-
AE Der having taken the store Nos, Pearl
street near Main, (hsving just returned
from the North with fresh aud new style OF goods
yaes great inducements to his friends and old eus.
lusp, as ne is determined to sell cheap. Repair.
,g done at short notice
All persons indebted to the old firms OF Otey 4
Gah, and James W. GoH, will please come forward
Si pey their bills as am very anxious to close up
the busiIsH Of said frms
~ Is lind JAS w GOFF
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Com. DOWNING late of the United States Navy,
who died in Bucks county, Pa, last Thursday enter.
cd the service at an early age was brave patriot
and fought as midshipman with Decster On Be ep-
tember l1th. l845, he cashiered, owing to his
conduct to South Ame,ics in relation to the recep-
ton of Com. Coe on board u 8. ship after Coe had
betrayed the cause in which he was engaged.
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ARTIFICIAL ATMOSPHERE. -The N. Y. Sun pIo.
poses, in the absence of rcst which will ar
for many weeks yet to lay large quantities of se In
Norfolk means of killing the fever off 1t thinks
effect that frost has, and the discovery of g
remedy for the prevalence of yellow fever it thinks
a sufficient inducement for the trial, however i'm
practicable It may appear.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT The citizens of Columbia
Pa. held town meeting Thursday evening, and
adopted resolutions tes flying their deep regret at
the death of DR.. 4. Clarkson Smith and MIR D. r.
Craven, of that place. who volunteered their servi.
fell victims to this epidemic. Committees were ap.
pointed to make arrangements at future day, to
bring their remains to Columbia and to solicit sub.
scriptioas to erect suitable monuments over their
graves.
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE u o H NSON,
Barber, has q Hair Dye which is instaptane eoui
and never washes Off We will advise all who DYE
20 give johnson CALL as he warrants to give perfect
satisfaction no charge.
Also to be had FLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC-an
ntallble remedy for all the Ills that he human hair
is heir to.
10TH ST, BETWEEN MAIN CARY STs.
an
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TRADE WITH HoLLAND.-We learn from a circu-
lar of the Netherands Trading Society sent to this
country of the repeal Of the tonnage due the King
dom OF Holland. X states that to this the
attention OF produce exporters ought to be directed
s placing the ports of Holland the most favored
footing towards the American trade bringing theu
as the ctrcular states upon level with the great
of Antwerp, where tonnage dues are still continued
BY the Belgian goyernment
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To NERVOUS sSUFFERERs.-A ret;rsd cIs,-
gyman, restored to haalth in few dsvs .ftsr man
years OF great nervous suffering is anxious to make
Known the means of cure VIII send (ftee) the pre-,
No 90 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N z.
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FOR RENT.-A Brick Dwelling
ron -. r,,sr and of Clay street. Pos.
hSas, II ,mm msSistsls. Apply at this ohsa.
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LO AL n Il VS..

WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHUacH-The co Entertainment got
up BY ladies Of the Western Presby
crossing only with great spirit with considerable
lecua advantage On Wednesday evening last, Rev. g. w.
Samson varied the entertainment BY delivering lecture
the Land Of Goshen rather that portion Of comprised
within the half OF the celebrated delta Of the Nile
1t rich treat to hear from the lips Of this accomplished
lecturer reliable in reference the coil produc.
important advantages Of its geographical position up the
day. in reference all civilized Europe which Alex
ander the Great duly appreciated and Napoleon
Alexander quick perceive hence the struggles bo-
England and France which still continue secure IL
key which unlocks the door TO China The description
of the Of the people, and their modes Of travel
admirable and the original illustrative maps enabled all to
comprehend the subject fully.
The national brass band (Smhs) in ATTENDANCE and
after the lecture, invitation from the Rev. T. NJ Haskell
the pastor church. those present the ladies kept
quite busy serving the good things and the articles
saa duty which they performed with much grace and
cheerfuness that many doubt viii be induced
again.
Tonight friday Mr. Samson lectures again. choosing
for his subject the Desert Of Sinai.
Tar AMosKEAa YErERAxs-TagIa vrsrr TO WASHING
rox.The military Of Washington making extensive
preparations for the reception Of the Amokeag Veterans
who are expected reach this city about IL o'clock on Mon
day morning They viii spend part Of Saturday and
whole of Sunday in Baltimore Their subsequent
men, after their arrival in Washington, may be learned
from the following from the 'orders by the
commander Of the battalion, Colonel G. =. Potter;
'0u Monday, December 18th, the battalion viii resume
lie line Of march for Washington at O'clock M taking
the precisely at O'clock Arrived at Washing
ton the battalion will be received by the regiment Of Yolun-
under the command OF Colonel VIM Hickey, and will
be escorted the parade ground front Of the Presidents
House where the troops viii be reviewed By the
n-chief the President Of the United States After the
President a Iii residences They W then T. escorted by
Col Hckey command to their quarters the United
Hotel
ION Tuesday December Isth the battalion viii praeeei
TO Mount Vernon, accompanied by committee Of The Off
Of the regiment o. volunteers Of the District Of Cou
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rrnm me Maine Poo Pres.
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY.


While we have not approved at all times OF all that has
beeu done In the South and while aware that they
have their fanatics who appropriate seton 70 our
fanatics We think the position Of the southern democ-
,ey worthy Of the highest praisewe refer to the gallant
6ght they have made against know-nothngsm y y
siny strange that know-uothingsm should have found
favor at the North embracing as Il does as vital ar
ce In It's creed the banshment Of adopted cizens roh
our soil by the imposition Of degrading disabilities TINS
class OF citizens are Of incacuabe value TO our industrial
pursuits and their numbers constantly enlarge our basis 81
epresentaon in Congress II is strange VIC repeat 10
view Of these facts that knoynothngism should have
found favor at the North The North should have opposed
know-noihngism from principle and interest But me
OF the South constantly told by southern
kDow-nohngs that 70 keep foreigners out Of the country
would have a tendency to equalize the wealth and repre-
sanitation of the North and Souh-that wealth and
increase at the North are attributable TO the influx OF i'm
migrants from Europe The interest Of the South appeared
"a require that she should give in to know-nohingsm But
her refused do ireused to forget principle
The southern democrats remembered that
i inhuman in denying to the poor emigrant asylum
proscriptYein Withholding the right ofsurage-intoeran
il IL invasion Of religious bertyteasonabIe IN ITS mid
night eabals-slayish In its horrible oahsanaca in its
bol spirit and remembering these things sectional APP
meals by southern now-nothngs turn them neither to the
right nor the LEFT They went forward and goriously
fngbt for high principle and for the right Their position
has been truly sublime-i has been hgh-minded, noble
and worthy Of their great leader Thomas Jefferson in the
early days Of the republic 1t is curious fact in history
that Jefferson and others at the South though reared
amidst The institution Of slavery were radically demo-
cratic; while John Adams and his associates residing IN
community where there were few slaves advocated the
doctrine of natural arstocracy. The position of the
southern democracy dsnteested and patriotic in the
days of jefferson and is equally at the present day IN
standing up a. anst the dark-anern order The North
did not finally sustain the natural arsoeracy doctrines Of
John Adams will it any longer SUSTAIN the despotsm
OF known othngism. The northern democracy and the
southern democracy win together band Of broth
es and will carry the country against the hateful know
nothing conprators trumphanty in tho presidential
Gle ton
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q EICIAL l..

TaEssuRY DEPARTMENT, December IL lsSi
bcaes Of stocks Of the United 5es
tparmeni purchase Of s 500 90 OF
when offered the
next will pay therefor the following peef,
wit;
OF the OF 1872 premium of 10 per cent; For
iss- premium Of 10 cent For
az 1885, commonly called Te1anndam
atty stock premium OF Aud for stock Of The loan OF
i2 November, 1916, u received al ha
Treasury prior January premium OF AZ
the Isl January and the 3ls day OF March
premium of2 and received aer the 5lst AT,
prior said list OF June premium Of TX cent
specified
the Isl July last, assigned with the PRINT,
received prior the Ist January next Ar
date allowed in addition the prcnnt
from Of their receipt Ia both
day. addition for the money reach ts
seller.
Certificates department under the
duly assigned United States twin the
year prior tho LIST January nex BY the
entitled 0 receive the purchase money.
will drafts asrIst
ant Boston, New York. Philadelphia the patisa
entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


TAs German Dia-EktrActs Of letter from correspond
residing at Frankfort Maine, Germany dated
November 10, 1856
The second meeting Of the German Diet held the
Sh Of November Baron Prokeseh introduced h successor
Count Rechbeg and then took leave Of the assembly The
installation Of Count keehberg president VI the Diet took
place with the usual formalities.
The matters treated Of the sitting OF great in
terest with the exception Of proposition brought BY
Prussia and according 10 which the federal laws copy
right 10 be extended to printed dramatic and musical
works In recent communication mentioned the action
Of the Diet the complaint Of the artocF&ey Of Wurte-
burg respecting the privileges taken from then in the
1873 and 1912 IL appears from official declaration
81 the Wurtemburg government that the decision OF the
Diet given without the knowledge assent Of the pen-
ton OF nniairness.
Baron Prokesch left Frankfort FOR Constantnople imme-
date after the sitting the Diet the 9Th Of November
Ills departure will be much regretted BY the citizens Of
Frankfort.
Count Rechberg has taken possession OF the presidential
palace and after the example OF his predecessors will keep
'maisos ouVsrts for the high society Of Frankfort"