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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

The Steamboat ID saster at Memphis, Tenn
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 5.-fherc are fifteen
men missing by The burning Of the two steamers
At Memphis Tenn. on Tuesday. The May
Flower is valued at Sloa,OOD aud insured Tor
S5u.OUO. 1t contained S20.uNl worth # guod.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WM. a. MOSBY, AuctiOnccr.


- AoopN Al ACtIlON.-ln order To elise sundry eou.
Nshmsnts vii sell at auction SATURDAY MORNING. i
et hst CA M4fke street, large Of all wool aud
other tapehe Cloths tns4mtcs Nesiinfa Anpaeeas Do
mrsts Hosiery ludlow Shades and Curtains alters TEA
fraYf. Casters BRITANNIA Ware Double single barrel
Guns Pistols Table and Pocket Cutlery. aud 30 hour
Hss Gt'ba aud Marine Tune Pieces % Ameara
baekta 9p tsams Letter and Cap Paper, and Ibo
KRrh iayu.Hts. IA frames. &c, a.
H0HA tf1H ANu DIAMOND RiSGS--At the uame time
VII l. ze aee"uut II whom tuay concern. yer, hrc
d.ahe time IL tohl Watch, aud two very valuable pl
moud Rings
Asa 600 assortment af ious,hold aud Kitchen Furniture
embracing the usual VatIuf,.
Haust,N Al Sc added - tho nhe,c sale or Hua Saddle
Hhd HarnrSs iisfacs & X PHELPS.
Att,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

DEC. 4th and Jth-Jesse Salmons ANNE ST. MAJ t. a
Norman Juo W Larry, Capt Robert Coleman Iaioo'
MN Sedd bedford John Maoon, city A clayton cry
|lurr McGhee ir Bedford; Peter Hunter, Campoeii !
Hunter do Ro Mosby Montgomery White sulphur spring
II Paterson, Miss l. W Hamcy Liberty John ID bntNs
hos Wilkerson Ca Robinson, ID Lucas, Brd"rd
'mas Connolly Canpbel c Coleman. Goochian@ James
Hunter, c; Craven Howeil Watson Howell Iowa: a
,A Liberty; II ID Buford Liberty Jno Buford Salt Works
Branch r. Gibbs do WIN T Campbell Liberty: Jno u
h aaahan city T Est ridge, John iIarman y Ghalto
4ntgomrry; Jesse A Noell do; WIN O Jordan, WIN GiSh
aerty; John Garnet, Charlotte Miss Rebecea HAITI
g va; II II Il Mndy, Richmond; Simpson, Giles III
II Nhtlow Bedford. Thomas Bass, Appomsttox
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IN ,es Children burnt 10 death.

A,n,xv Dec. 4.-rhe house of Mrs SPe'mah'
at Palmer Hill Essex comfy vas "ur"l "r N
'nn,n;n, last: when 3 small children persisted 10
he flames.
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NA.uAmaM slANEsrom sAl.N.-n,,i.

tae ct eated Of trust executed = me hy Wyatt Coy,
h,aftng dte the list DAY June 1870 and a tho
Crk p,s Il County Court uf Bedford shalt 10 salts
~ Oh. purposes 4 sud ted proceed To sell Tor cash the
hshtt hdt ~ ty PROMISES six miles above ivnebhurr
Jants kNrr Tuesday, the nh Of pcceinhrr 1894 IL
vtiass NJ the following property To. VT; IHREE NEGRO
NJ Nv ltl iattllu aud Pheasant ONE NEGRO WOMAN
Neef aud all tho STOCK. Sc, in said deed mentioned
lre ct ese NcEroes very likely aud valuable and
VIII worthy thu attention purchasers
The title 10 e above property believed 10 he unauesion
able hut acting rs Trustee shall ssh title only
in rested AKCUlllS
nov 2At3t Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

D Apping, Amherst; Il II Wyatt CampbeiIi W q
Sine, Norfolk, b Johns Campbell \ Simpson ID
tason Henry Mantipue, Amherst & Erambesi, Farm
/ ei $ Is Zimmerman, Baltimore Col Fort } X y n
0tcc Bedford; J NJ Is Blanks. Petersburg W m II
"k Halifax W n Jordan Richmond : l. irving Am
a Logan. r w Anderson Pittsylysnia; " Bass Ap-
latox; II VI Armstead Campbell q VI ottingee. hiri
Bond; Il Cunningham JOneshoro; i Read Roanoke
smith, Riehmcnd w Coles ir Miss Coles Pittsylv
NoFat Appoinaatox Capt u Alexander, Camphell II;
II 6watkin Bedford w II Taylor Campbel II Johnston
~ Woodn, Va; Jones. u lsacks, G; l. l. Fisher,
Washington; Godsey. APPROXIMATIONS w Hornor, Va; II Nj
4istead Ca5nphel Vim ii Cooks HilsSille.
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The National InteIlieeneer. Of Ne.terdny. saNs:

The National lntellieeneer OF Yesterday, say:
We understand that the President yesterday
received Il Telegraphic despatch from Gos Shah
non,ot Kansas. by which it appears that a civil
var Is really threatened. The Governor requests
prompt assistance from the General Government
.nld, IN conformity with this request, the presi-
dent Inns ordered the immediate dispatch oftroops
rom the posts nearest the disturbed ditricts Tor
the purpose of preserving the peace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

VXyANTE D-Informstion to the Whereabouts Of Ia
y" Wis EvINGTON who resided In this place up 1873
Any person acquainted with bis residedce alive ~
confer favor by leaving information this Once II he3
children may hear Of something their kdvau1nioH
children his next of KIN (Sop rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

h
N 10 ny the MECHANICS INSTITUTE, RICHMOND,
AA-nuTlERS ~ slMoNs No la7 Mau street ucarl,
opposite Exchange Bankl Richmond Va, have received
the agency the state of Virginia Tor the she OF VIM
En,raons celebrated PIANO FoklEs. These Pianos
the Vory aud their sweetness and
brlnueN of and durability equal TO those OF
other anuiaeturcd In this country.
\ FACT worthy NofE.--Onc Of Emcraun'a Piano
put Fair of the Mechanics Institute Just clio
sod IN Richmond without the ledge of Mr. Emerson
ecd the htRhs prdsiam dndrded-A FIRST CLASS III
r1OMA
Ivory instrument warranted In every rehpcrt
shall sell Forles the lowest prices for cas
- Il 11nnunLlr nnnrr Inn "a -LlhNrlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

POS1PONEMENT
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY the 9Th De
cemhor on which day 1t will take place n the MARKET
HOUSE. IN III lNN " LNnuhhurK Idnr Z dAa2i
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I.nfrr from knnslIS.

ST. Louis. Dec. 4 Accounts received here
from Kansas, state that nu officer of the Free
state organization had been captured at Atehi-
son. with written orders upon his person for the
burning of the town-through revenge for the
murder Of Mclaughlin. As most of The male
citizens Of the place had gone To Lrcompton, nj
the request of Governor Shannon request was
-tnt To Weston, Mo. for assistance and n rar
y left there for Atchison la>t night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

NNU IN
~ TATEln pursuance cf adeerec the Hastings Court
of the city of Iynchhurg shall Commissioner said de
cree named SATURDAY, the 18th Of December the
residence o the tate Henry Haynes sell public auction
all the real aud personal property which the said Haynes
died seized aud possessed consisting of the HOUSE AND
lol upon which the said HAYNES resided aud TRACT OF
LAND situated Ia the county of Campbell about tonr miles
from the city at yuchhug containing about 20 also
four Sa,c Mulc the lIousehod and Kitchen Furniture
also e shlres at Guaranteed Stock In the Tenn Rail
rnad aud uhe shares In the Citizens Savings Bank The
personal roo 10 be upon credit Of fur months and
the real estate credit Of six I've months NcFo
tnhe n"rH satisfactorily endorsed will be required for the
purchase uons and the title the real be retained
unll tn purchase money bc paid sale II
O'Clock, a VI. aud Ia continue until completed
de- d2pNtafHa WM T. NANrFY tnm'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

HtaHv ,Y ROBBERY Roderck Vaughan, of Dinwiddie
"a. assaulted on the Plank Road Saturday eve ming and
beaten by negroes The robbers after render
rg him nensbie stripped him of his pants and boots aud
~ The recovery Of Mr. V. is doubtful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

pr,p KuTrD-A hear weighing three hundred and
efv mounds was killed about four miles from Lewsbuta in
Grenbror county Thursday last, by Mr. Samuel Wneben.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

ICOMMCNICAIEDI
wa Arc authorized 10 state that personal difficulty here
More xstng the Hon Paulus Powell and Henry
Foster ESD has been amcably and honorably adjusted
WIN. w THOMPSON,
JAMES p COLEMAN.
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80 - - - - -" s'''N'."''s. w
~ decree Il the Circuit tunrt vi NnchhutE EhHu
Comm in said decree named sell ON tn premises
SAll bAN4 The 9TH day of January, nj O'Clock T. NJ At
public ton upon credit OF \ 10 months. o
VACANT Glpl Nd, situated In the corporation ofIynch
burg Main street nearly oPpofite Capt sam McCorkcs
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed Tor eqnn portions Il
the purchase money win be required and the title retained
Ill the last payment be made.
WM. 7. YANCEY Com'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

ID 80. ~ AZ y. ~ q y A.
kiNS. Richmond, Va, aud WATKINS, son a co, Peters
burg, Va, GENERAL COMMls SION MERCHANTS. Office
In Richmond la1 Cary street. In Petersburg corner of Old aud
Give prompt and po1tonal attention TO Tia"
sale uf Teaecu Wheat Flour aud all kinds ct Country PRO
ducc aud pay particular attention to filing orders for custom
es lta,el to the following gonomen3
john N Otcy, Esq, thswrli bahnty, ESD Mctorklo a
jones' aud Don 4 4 Peters Esls, I4nchburg Major T. w
Jones inns ell Lee Esd and NJ u Nnnln, campholl Col
baniol Coleman Saml Berrer Esd and Walter Cole j.
lsl, lusylyana, Judge Mm Lcigh, and James = Early
Iaii. llnlfaN maf hdScts
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IL y. NAsu's STOCK OF PIANOS vow

LF r. NNNUFN s1OCk OF P1ANOB WV
LIE on HAND
Louis lsh pattern full double front, with rich-
~ carved scroll iegs n muuldpgh
one lar &c moudings ind leg caps
and sliding desk
large octsves beautiful and
sliding desk.
e large oetaves round corners fancy desk and candle
iands
one large 81 ocavos rouud double fronts,
mentsd tablet
one inrge 81 oeiavca. round carved tablet &c
fiur laig.t uttaNts. corners banded tablet
ane large q uctsNHs, corners fancy desk, &c
be large "a aetavoH round fancy desk, &C.
thu large - oeta,.s, small round urnef tablets,
one large q eetavcs square hushf ~ dtak, sc.
Dno large u small round tablets ke
One large 81 oetAvts INK panel, &e.
iwolaigee oeaves tain illuminated plates
pnr large ~ ranndv candle stands Sc
Two 81 oetases square nush, fancy desks aud stands
nineteen large oetayes Planes. Of patterns snd
STYLES flush
All the above from tie celebrated factories
Il John u Dunham II Worcester. A. StadaFt. Grim, &c
livery sold aud satisfaction
the above ranging from &@23
q
~ Nm d. 40
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

II inner and Tea ~cts.-frcuch China, Plain, GIN and
~ Decorated Dinner and Tea Scts-nst received fresh
alppy supply Also Iron Ware While Granite
Dinner which anxious close out be
1 inoViHg Now is the time for bargains
call on MS above Powells liotnt Petersburg
dec Is MUIR & STEVENS.
StUAl4. sVAL!! SVAs II nave on hand sup
ply Coal, hiCh viii sell in quantities
10 suit purchasers Orders may be left at Morse Bookstore
.ap 5ifim J. q. BRoDNAX.
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e,r\py.E GOOD, AND 6.ROCERIEs.--I ia.


- now ON hand large and well selected stock of STAPLE
GnDbS and GROCERIES, such y Negro Clothing of the
very hest grade; blankets oznabugs, Cloths Boots and
shoes Iiouors Sugars Offices Leather Nails and Oil Which
,t,nd to sell log cash exchange country pro-
cr Those visiting Lynchburg will do well to call and
I for tlenseN hasinR here, de
rrincd Il goods low ii not lower than any house In
tho city.
List of articles In part
roF,Frs-Rio Coffee Laruyra Coffee, Mocha Coffee, Mari
,abo Coffee lava Coffee ard Green Coffee.
srn,Vs-C Sugar. y Sugar, 4 Sngar. Loaf Sugar, y o
spor Portorco Sugar Pugcrsed Sugar Cuba Sugar aud
Crushed Sugar
Zielcfs hest frsorc do Pure Rye Rye Noun
tain Trscaloosa Pe E"cicd Rcetifed Wht and Old Mo.
ttrard,s and Wines JND LUNSFORD
30 Indln inov 30-dRClIn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

r. Osr.-Jost, on the Sd Of December, between
IL Spring Valley, the Lynehburg and salem Turnpike
aud Main street Lynchburg ems i've dollar bank notes
The will be literally rewarded by leaving aths Once
dec 6.d3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

- AAa-nu ~aeks Joiuoa Dorsey hno Salt, In prim,
- o1ier, binding ud f1r sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT co,
lie Eiphmnud
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

A aNs n'sAsIh Es.--22a tons Lump Plaster now land
Ing from Schooner Iiuea from Passport for sale by
\ =. LEE, On thu Dock,
= HIrbm Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

Unsa arrived and for sale shc faess let Of o..
Cd ions ever In Market wholesale retail. by
dec Ats J. H. SOLOMON. =
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BpOWIuTT a HARDY. Produce Com N /.

III SION MERCHANTS, PETERSBURG, VA, Dealers IN
ue Peruvian and Mexican Guano, Line Plaster BONE Dus
Seeds Agricultural implements and Machinery; Agents for
beBmEs genuine Super hosph of Lime Eastman Pank
Road Wagons Mont gomeiYs premium Roekawsy Fan MUS,
Scotts l, Giant Corn and Cob MIL MrUfrgors Farmtro
Boiler, Watts Gun aud Brace PlowA
JOHN ROwEErT,
may 22ds oil6th mar HENRY G. HARDY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

M aAS ssN W n q 81 y AND
IN JEW EIRY of every description variety and
w n. style, low cnsh prices by calling THURMAN'S
aeSxzD ain opposite Seaburys where will
20 per He bns received from the Northern
the largest and fashionable
Watches aud Jewelry offered In this market Would
be better you call and examine his stock and
per he buys all his goods for cashfAnd
sell them much than the regular prices the quail
goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
repaired In the best and short notice always
get the aud fashionable goods exchange
Your money.
Remember the place--at j. s THURMANS,
Main street, opposite Seaburys
nov 2l.tB Hat and Shoe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

L,ron, this day viii proceed 10 sell large
H stock Of Black aud Fancy Dress silks and large
Of Ladies Shlws at cost for cash Call and do lose this
opportunity Of obtaining such advantages
dfc3tR NATH ANtET. GIGGENHEIMER
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nJNNIDDIE tsRIGGa. date inspector at West
II Hill warehouse) PRODUCE AND GENERAL COM.
MISSION MERCHANT, will give his personal attention to
Of Tobacco Flour Cotton Grain and Country Pro
duce No 1875 Sycamore street. Pstsrsbarg. Va lsseS@
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lpOGns>sik saOUhA EG, tctcrsbWrg,
- NANoTlCEn taking clnrge % the above establish
mont would respectfully solicit continuance Of tho
parops the Hotel, enSs ask them
rail and table shall always be spread with NIL the
doicneics The all attentive. Tho
establishment shall the best attention trt
My win will that the ladies who paone the Hotel
shall wish grathcd and all ask is share of hss
The house Is furnished In the best style, and Is To-
Gated IN quiet part the city My Omnibus will always be
the different opots attend eustomcrsto them 60
and fro JOSEPH l., CARRlNGTON,
ia 30d&cts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

under the tN, being issued, am anxious
buy large quantity which VIII pay the highest
ket price N ttsti
III attend regularly the Courts Of Appomattox Camp
bell Amherst and bedford and occasionally Charlotte; aud
will awBy, pay best prices for Warrants Amy who may
have them viii please apply me before selling.
prosecute usual oil claims for Bounty Land Rcsolu
opy Claims, any claims against the Government Of the
United States lie ITS tHAh. W. SIATHAM.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

NNfHy y, N, AssE PIANOS FROM IHRE-
w sPossiBLE 1RAvELLis.s AGENTS Nhs : y.n
get ia reiersnr very quality second
prices which i J guaranteed lie Inv any the
North Sonth HON 4. T. NASH, Piano forte Dss.sr
corner Of Sycamore aud Bank STA. Petersburg.
Always hand 80 and ~ Pianos TO select from
nearly ell vars Ing in sty le aud finish. lnos 25u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

SIKs. sIIKS.. sILKS!!!-spiendid pln
- black Gro DeRhines
Splendid Black Brocades;
Plain Black Moire Antiques;
Satin Striped Black MORE Antiques;
Plain Colored MORE Antiques;
Satin Striped Colored Moire Antiques
Coored Brocades;
Plaid Silks, in great variety;
Striped Silks, 4"
Mourning Silks,
French Grey Silks, assorted;
Half Mourning Plaid Silks, very elegant
Pink Blue and White Glace Silks, for evening dresses,
Superior White Brocades, (BrihaD
= Striped Brocados, (BrdaD
Plaid "
We have had perfect assortment Of Silk Good
and call of these wanting sueh to this Stoc
with great confidence. Il.
nov 2.ts GEO NJ. RUCKER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-07

~ CO. HhoLsdic Druggists Petersburg Virginia have
Vciyod ihe SroCK Of Drugs Medicines Paints &c.
mud offer sale embracing NIL articles In this
ue suited to the wants of Country Merchants Druggists
Ply sicians and Farmers.
Obtaining their supplies from Manufacturers and Importers
only they prepared furnish thu goods low
regular Jobbng house ~ Orders receive prompt and care
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27

back Eugene's renIsins to France and n lay
them by the side Of her mother In the ca,no,
terry of hontmartre. She had already mad
inquiries; il would cast three thous nd franc.
d" can perhaps earn as much more at Oran.
and If not can pray by his resting place, and
mark IL better than by wooden cross; and
at last We will rest in the same grave: either
In our native France or under the African soil
where he fell. Ii little matters, so We are to
gether."
That evening the wretched girl left Malame
fercy more calm than she al been since the
iataI news The discussing her project with a
friend had given it reality She had none Ia
help her IN her inquiries or preparations. She
felt that she must be up and doing, and instead
cf indulgiug il natural grief she reused her
sell 10 action. Many days passed in the ar
rangenents necessary for her plan; then IL was
rumored among the scholars that Maiem
oiseile Fischer was going away ever So far.
anu would never keep a school again. There
was n sale, and all the furniture and cthe-
precious posse essiOns, 80 hardly earned-ohiecfs
around which were twined so many tende-
thoughts and joyful hopes were sold ami
scattered abroad. Everything except the arm
chair which she still called his; that she begged
Madame Ferey t. keep in case she ever re
turned. The slippers and cap she took with
her. Grief-true grief, has strange vagaries.
She badc every one a1Ieu quietly, without
having told any one but Nadine Fcrey wbi.
ther she was going. Some months elapsed,
and then Madame Ferey received a letter da-
ted from OraR. CJralie had made her WAY
through difficulties and diSagreables of ali
kinds but she was used to struggles, hardships
and self-relance. She was now settled n
Oran, and supporting herseIfias day govern
ess among the families # the French officers.
She was very kindly treated. Before leaving
Paris, she had seen Rivarol again, and received
al tie infor nation requisite TO find ont the
spot sacred to her affections Each morning
before the heat of an African day. and before
the toll of her avOcatiOns begins. she walks
beyond the walls OF the town to kneel and
pray 10y the side Of retired grave.
The native population by whose dwellings
she passes, noticed this young French woman's 2
dlurnd pilgrimage, watched her steps. and
discovered It's vencration.
One morning Jan old negro, himself toll
lns servant To the Arabs, awaited her coming
and presented her with nosegay with these
words
= MOL donnez ces tleu.s vOGs car vous bonne .
tNe give you these flowers. .bscsuse you are.good
Any traveller visiting 0ran may easily find
ont our heroine. She was still toiling on In
hope few months ago.-HoHsekOEd Words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-27
OFFICIAL,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 8, 1855.
Notice is hereby given 10 holders Of stock Of the
loan authorized by the act Of 1915, redeemable on
and after the 18th November, 1856, that the whole
or any part Of that stock viii be purchased by this
department at any time previous to the 3Oth No
vsmher next, for which per cent. premium will
be paid IN addition to the sums expressed in the
certificates.
And to the holders OF the stocks Of the other
loans Of the United States that purchases OF the
same to the amount Of 81 310 600 will also be made
during the same period at the following rates:
For stock Of the loan OF 1912, q premium OF 20
per cent for stock Of the loans OF 1877 and 16iS
premium OF is per cent; and for stock issued un-
der the act Of 1850, commonly called Texas In
-cemnlty stock, premium Of per cent.
Interest Will also be allowed, at the rate ST pu-
lated in the certificates from the 1st July last to
the day Of settlement here, with one day In addi-
ton, to enable the Treasurer's draft to reach the
party.
Certificates transmitted to this department IN
DER the present notice should be duly assignss to
The United States by the party entitled to rsss,.rs
the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made by drafts
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York
or PHILADELPHIA as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
an -dtHcTD Secretary OF the Treasury.