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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

May 2s, 1855,
NOTICE hereby given the holders issued pus
the OF Congress OF 22d July 1885, that
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interest thereon will
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addition day of wh one
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holder will be payable heretofore
given United
this will purchase the between the Isl
day Of December unless the Of
from the day Of the dividend
days money
vendor, the following rates Of premium;
Of the loan OF 1912, premium Of 10 per
stock the loans Of le7 and e4s premium
And on feh Sep ember 1850 com
monty called Texan indemnity stock premium OF per
Certificates transmitted under this assigned
the party ened money
previous July the half years
assigned the stakeholder otherwise
for year win payable Kim
Payment for all the foregoing stocks win be made
at Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
the parties entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
NAV 2D-dinl2Nov Secretary Treasury.
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THE DEMOCRACY IN NEW YORK.

The adversares OF the democratic party always rely not
upon the merits Of their but upon hopes oil
division and confusion In the democratic ranks Occa-
sonAy through discussions in the ranks OF the democracy
in New York they have been defeated and hence in he
present Congress only three OF her delegation demo-
Gratis while the residue black republicans or know
nohing Recent show that the democracy in that
State are firmly united in principle we'll as in organza
on and that they harmonic with their brethren in the
other States We have noticed with great pleasure that
the three democratic members from New York. Hon. John
Kelly, John Williams, and John Wheeler especially
active and energetic in favor Of the nominees Of the
Cincinnati Convention Whatever diversity of views
may have characterized past matters they to be de
voted heart and SOUL to promoting democratic principles
and to securing the elevation Of the candidates who
represent them This win essentially contribute to success
the State well give successful impulse out OF It
We do know whether Of these gentlemen Is more
active and efficient than another although It has been
good fortune witness almost daily the untring efforts Of
Mr. Wheeler who Is not candidate for reelection and
Who we believe connected with both the national and
committees here in furnishing the means n informa-
to the people of his State the important questions
the day From what learn satisfied that his
democratic colleagues also exerng themselves with like
energy and These exeron sustained and aided by
the union and harmony known to prevail in the demo-
cratic ranks in New York. will counterva all the eIertons
Of their enemies, and secure triumph worthy of her
former high political character All information, pub
lie and private indicates that the democracy there will
achev. victory in November leaving those who have de
serted them ponder upon the fate Of traitors whose
place will be than supplied by those honest Union
wings who refuse yield support and in the
huE-bear doctrines OF the know nothngs the thick
coming black fancies Of sectional republicanism.
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NON. THOMAS G. REYNOLDS,

gentleman at St Louis, giving explanation Of
the contest in that congressional district concludes his let
ter with the following complimentary notice of the demo
cratic candidate, Thos G. Reynolds, esq:
"A things considered the democratic party has more
Of congatnlaon than any ether II has more than
trebled its strength IL has cut of 500 OF the Benton
vote and by its decision and Hrmness has acquired the
confidence OF majority Of the American party II Is now
receiving accessons hourly We hear Of Them wherever we
90. The people Disguised with the isms and are raj
lying to the standard Of the only constitution and Union
loving party left in the country,
cannot close this account Of local contest without
bearing testimony to the eminent services Of our cand
date Thomas Reynolds, esq. He was possessed Of all
the elements requisite TO constitute efficient and power
full standard-bearer Gifted with great abilities dscip
lined and strengthened by superior education he added
to these comprehensive knowledge Of the civil and con-
stutonal history Of the country an instructive apprecia
ton Of and things ZEAL industry and perseverance,
rarely equaled and decision and galantry worthy the
palmest days Of chivalry. Speaking the German and
French as well as his language he abored
night and day. In and out Of season and he NAV
well feel proud that whilst all other parties have largely
lost strength bis own has rebed its numbers This most
gratifying result 10 unquestionably due chiefly 10 his az
forts The secret OF bis power Is that he calls men and
things by their right names and mnces nothing His an
tagons Blair, wad az poweess in his hands as bison
under the paws Of tiger Mr. Reynolds whilst he scru
puiousy observed the proprietes OF debate dashed bis OPP
ponents most merclessy and let them understand all the
while that he ready any responsibility
He has acquired for himself envabe character and in
fuence in the democratic party OF the State and his marty
friends who false TO those who stand firmly mn
TO honor, duty, and principle will bear his services in
grateful remembrance and confer in the future the ap
propriate honors.
Benton is horribly beaten in the State. Ny belief IL
strong that Polk will be elected. God send IT,
Yours, &c, X"
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THE UNITED DEMOCRACY AND ITS CANDIDATES.
The union Of the democracy in the convention at SYRIA
not paper union-a matter Of diplomatic
negotiation preence or the pressing result Of present
necessity II real union made by the people ire
specve Of the wishes Of party leaders, and compaced and
consolidated not by the pressure Of external crcum
stances and the wishes of the democracy of the Union than
by instructive attraction Of democratic hearts and OF gen
erous and confding sympathies.
The candidates named bear the impress Of the convention
and the mark of the spirit of union that characterized it.
They the right men, nominated in the right way No
section claim this ticket 1t belongs to the UNITED
democracy.
Judge Parker has stood aloof from the contests of the
two sections of the party He has received from both for
his judicial position their most cordial support He has
popularity beyond the members of his party by his
dignity and urbanty and by the manifestations of spirit
Of Cancellation that disarmed partnership Of its ran
He is popular he is estimabe and will H the
office TO which he is to be elected.
JudgsVanderblt is representative man also the ia
vore of large portion OF each section of his party and
whom the public sentiment Of his party has already
decreed its choicest honorS.
Mr. RUSSELL of ST. Lawrence is democrat as free from
the harsh and accusing spirit of seconaism he Is from
the taunt of cia political dshonor He is man OF
character and responsibility and like his distinguished as
sociaes at the head Of the ticket above rather than below
the office to which he is raised.
These constitute the chief administrative offices in nom
nation The candidates for clerk Of appeals and prison in
specor competent and popular democrats whose nom
nations will strengthen the ticket and confirm the union
of the party.
The ticket will be elected The gallant band of electors,
headed by Gardner and Seymour will cast the vote Of
New York for Buchanan and Breckenridge. The democ-
racy pledged to this and they will redeem the pledge
Read the responses of great national leaders TO the
greeting and the promise Of the New York democracy
They bear the marks OF enthusiasm which is felt in
every democratic heart The electric spark that bore that
pledge sister States to animate and Them is
evidence of the renewed vitality Of this State. NEW
YORK STILL LIVES, AND SHE WILL AGAIN CON-
QUER.
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THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY AWAKE,

There was a time when the divisions in New York pro-
duced in the democracy Of other States disposition
gain their victory without her help The late par-
otto reunion Of the party however has dsspaed all such
feeling and substituted for IL earnest desire to the
result in November made complete by the cooperation Of
the Empire democracy. OF Mr.. Buchanans election we
have not the shadow Of doubt but would not be
frank If did not say that consider the corporation
of the great State Of New York essential to give to the
victory its full moral force With this conviction have
watched with constant solicude the movements Of the
democracy and prepared not only to express
qualification the spirit Of zeal energy, and concert
Of action which animang them, but add that every day
gives hopes that New York will be found
the side Of the constitution and the Union in the pres
Dental election We could Gil columns with such
cheering signs the following from the New York Daily
News.
in reference to series Of meetings several Of the
best speakers Of the State might be expected address the
democracy, pleased TO learn that the Hon. Daniel 8.
Dickinson and other distinguished democrats promptly
rendered their services to the State committee and will be
ready at the tap Of the drum comply with any call made
upon them.
LET action be at taken in this matter and the
most favorable results may be anticipated.
"When have such as those Of Dickinson Sew
mour and others, ready and willing do battle the good
cause, who doubt the result7'
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
A Picture of Disunion.

Picture Of Disunion.
When my eyes shall be turned to behold for the last
time the in heaven, may not see him shining the
broken and dishonored fragments of once glorious
Unon-on States discovered, dscordant, begerent-on
land with feuds drenched 1t may be- in fraterna
blood Let their last feeble and lingering glance rather
behold the gorgeous ensign of the republic known
and honored throughout the earth, still full high ad
vanced-its and trophies streaming in their original
usre-no stripe erased polluted, a single star
obscuIcdbearing for its motto such miserable inter
rogatory What all this worth those other words
Of delusion and folly, Liberty rS and the Union after
wards but where-spread all in characters of
living lght-bazing all its ample folds, they float
the and the land and in every wind under
the whole heavensthat other sentiment dear TO every
American heart Liberty and Union and forever
one and inseparable. - WebSers repytO Hayne
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THE undersigned, for several years past Official
translator the Department Of State respectfully tenders his
public agent for The prosecution Of claims against
foreign especial
panh French, Portuguese, and Italian Gentlemen engaged
OF claims against foreign other
wise, requiring faithful and reliable TRANSACTIONS u legal docu-
mcnts grants laws dcerees &c. will fnd, in
fidelity
Ie rendition and technical phrases which
lice alone throughout the Union DESTROYS
obtain uansIaons Of foreign books, literary or legal will
apply undersigned rely
upon being promptly and satisfactorily executed
For further particulars apply 10 = .
$50 street, 10th and lh, Washington city D. C.
June 24-dIy
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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.

In late number of the Ptsburg Post find the fol-
lowing notice:
One of the very best exchange papers get the
Cincinnati Enquirer 1t large, doublesheet paper hand
somey printed and edited with adm rable ability The best
evidence of its usefulness and frmness in the democratic
is the fierce assaults made upon by the opposition
of Cincinnati and elsewhere is the subject of about
constant attack the Ptsburg Post We like positive
qualities and decided character and the Enquirer has them
good proportion 1t presents too every evidence of
perity 1t is faithful sentinel of the watch
of the republic and we hope it will ever prosper"
Large exchange list is know of paper that
rendering Jealous and efficient aid to the demo-
cratic than the Cincinnati Enquirer It's overwhelm
ing arguments and eloquent appeals cannot fail to
an abundant harvest Of democratic votes
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by n
board Of yises appointed BY the state under supRn-
tendence Of Col r. W. MORGAN distinguished graduate OF
West Point and practical aided able faculty.
The Of study that taught colleges the
addition OF extended In mathematics
practical engineering and mining geology also IN English
historical readings book keeping and business FORMS and
ern languages.
The nineteenth semi annual sen opens the
in September 18Th sepember) 1885, charge sCo per half early
session, payable In advance.
The extension Of the buildings win make
additional students who have the
cined. Applications be made before
Reference authorized the Hon. Secretaries Of the
Treasury
Address the superintendent Military Institute Franklin
~, Kentucky" or the undersigned.
r. DUDLEY,
Aug I6-eodDk cptl5ihoct President Of the Board
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Duastor. and Loss Of Life, dc.

BosToN, Aug. 15-An English ship reported inside OF
Cape Ann waer-logged United States along
side.
Ayacht sunk in harbor yesterday by collision
with ferry boat Ten persons board FIVE of whom
drowned, viz Mrs. Samuel Robinson, Mrs. s. Ervng
Miss H. Greenough, Miss Mary E. Hamilton, and Miss Mary
c. Hamilton.
Suffolk county Fremont ratification meeting will be held
at Faneuil Hall 25th instant Hon. N. p Banks and other
disng uished personages will be present.
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How much for their Hidesl

When Fremont bought of Eulojo Cells, of California
the 600 head Of cattle principally cows under preence
supplying his company with beef he gave $40 head for
them with the understanding that the hides be re-
turned But the designed for breeders and
leased Abel Seans for three years for that purpose
the hides wanted additional sum added
for the hides AS understand it the price of the hides
Ss75 and SO government obligation given for
the of $6975.
Now Fremont is this year engaged in buying editorial
cattle and it becomes important whether when he buys
their bodies and souls and pens any additional al
lowed for their hides As the people have got pay for
them in the end If Fremont is elected they have right
to know the terms Of SALE Prices told range
pretty high in Pennsylvania The Boston delegation said
that this State to cost about 100000 There
about 80 papers supporting Fremont We demand in
the of the people that the several prices paid be made
known, and hew much Is TO be added for the hides.
when this reasonable demand be complied with the
people will repudate the debts and ertngush them for
by erngushing the catledesler himself Name the
prices gentlemen and be particular in stating how much
for the hides Unless the is made out sworn TO-
and filed to record the will be paid from the
public manipulating Post
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Important from 81. Dominno.

Emporium 7F0NF D0UIHyO.
New YoRK, Aug. l5-Adyices from st. Domingo Of the
Sd inst that revolution in progress there growing
of the OF the Spanish treaty which avors the de-
scendants of Spaniards The Spanards being
ous wish hoist the Spanish flag again The citizens and
soldiers Fastening the Spanish consul TO get register
ed Spanish citizens Great excitement had arisen in
sequence. All the tribunals closed and business
suspended The President and cabinet threatening
resign The foreigners and citizens looking anxious
for government vessel to protect them The latter say
that the Spanish flag shall again be hoisted there
The Spanish consul opposing the ratification of the
American treaty, and thwatng the American consul in all
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Fillmore Stock.

cousin Joe" sends the Richmond Enquirer some &c
verses on Fillmore stock, few of which we quote
His puny host keep up the boast
OF bright and Frightening skies;
SO great they swell, they can tell
" here most his prospect lies.
Fill does declare, while In the chair,
No era could be better
Says Ike, dear cous', tell me- does
He mean the era (Erie) letter
He means, dear Ike, just what you like
He's erything bnt-frsc;
You may be bound he will be found
An ath-bound nominee.
He's not wbig, nor cares q fig
For that once proud old ship,
Which once he sailed, but now assdis
With oath and sign and grip.
And now he's washed, and wbiggery squashed,
BY Sam, the great despisedy
To pas' thus changed were passing strange,
man 80 galvanized.
Now Buck and Breck will surely wreck
The hopes Of Sans great gun
The SANS (psalms) that they may sing to-day
viii aoon be husbed and DONE
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LOG A l. N Il w 8.

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RALRoAD-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad connecting all parts of the East with all
parts of the West presents the shortest route between
Philadelphia New York, Baltimore, and Washington, and
Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dayton Indianapolis
ST. Louis, Cairo New Orleans, and Memphis. The con-
ductors and roadmen, generally, upon this line well
known for their careuness and prompt and constant at
tention the and convenience of their passengers
By recent arrangement through tickets and baggage
checks can be had all the and western cities
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"THR AGGREssIoNs OF TIE SLAVE POWER"

We have met with document of the same length
which furnishes complete to stereotyped
charge of the freedom shrieke to the aggessOns Of
what they call the slave power" the following;
PAsTK THIS IN YOUR HAT-The following table which
ays the Journal Of Commerce has been prepared
the apporonment Of representatives in Congress from
1871 TO 1852 among the free and slave States should be
pasted In the hat Of every democrat that when free
dom shreker talks about the growing and overpower
ing influence Of the power" all Of them do every
the disciple of GiddngS Greedy Co. that he is slightly
mistaken:
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Lost, between Manassas
Station and Alexandria, small black leather carpet bag wi
one outside pocket fasises with buckle in which large YET
low hair brush, shell dressing comb,
rnund brass check No &C. the IN bag At tho
Hoie, Washington, Newions Alexandria, l45K street,
Baltimore, will receive the above reward.
the bag contained valuable hut
Aug R-eoI
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A Georgetown correspondent says:

"Our Touring mills all getting full blast
again. which considerable stir in parts of Water
street Apart from this there does appear be any
considerable of activity in business This is owing
very few persons coming in from the country
they being detained home by their farming operations
As the fall approaches, however we anticipate general
Frightening up of We have beard several of
merchants express the opinion that from present ndca-
TONS the general trade of city this fall will be very
heavy"