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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26
Fires In New York.

FlRz IN NASSAU SrRETr.-About haitpast 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning fire discovered in the Common
wealth Bank Buildings, the corner OF Nassau and Pine
streets. The fire originated frtm stoveppe in the room
Of the bank directors appears that te ssoveppe had
been inserted into ue designed for ventilation The
builders Messrs. Witherup Armstrong and the arch
tect Mr. Samuel A. Warner, pronounced it perfectly safe
The buildings, which belong to the bank and the 0ans
furniture insured for $40 600 follows liverpool
and London, $50, COO Washington $40, coo and Com
inonweath Sic, 900. The loss will probably be about
$500 Dusenberry Van Wagner attorneys, occupants
o. an Office over the bank have sustained about 800
damage 10 their Office furniture, &c II Is insured tor
81, SEQ Ia the New York Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY.
Fnx N CATHERINE s7axT-Between 10 and II O'Clock
Wednesday night fire was discovered 10 the dry goods
store Of James Ovens Dundass 37s Catherine street
The promptly the spot and soon extin
gushed the ames. The damage to the stock by fire
and VIII probably amount to 81 600 insured for
~ Co in the Beekman and 81 600 In the New Equi
abIe Dxe Insurance Companies The building belongs to
Mrs 5ufs A. Gordon II is damaged abou $3.50, ia
-ured for ~ 600 in the City Insurance Company. Nrs
Gordon resides the store Her furniture dam
aged by water probably about $50 She is injured her
furniture 81 500 in the City Insurance Company.
FIRE N THOMAS STErI,--Whila the frenen and police
Of the Fifth ward NJ the fire in Catherine street.
an ipcendiary attempt made to ere the carpenter
shop No. AZ Thomas street. Smoke discovered s.
suing from the building when Off Web, and wesco
Of the Fifth ward, broke open the premises extin
cuished the fire. stocking, hied with matches rope,
Is: and saturated with camphene found on the
premises partly burnt. The Fire Marshal will investg ,e
the matter.
CANNON srnur.-About O'Clock Wednesday nigh. the
proprietor Of dry goods store No Sc Cannon street. was
examining the gas metre with lighted candle in his
maging the premises sightly-the proprietor Of the
store narrowly escaping serious injury
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CLEARED.
steam shp Rs,@san Higgins Isss Ch sstds
Steamship Caha~ ba Bull ock, Havana and New Orleans
ship Edella McG!. llverpool.C i Marshall;
shp Ravar'A Bailey, hayre5 VIM Whi.lock, Jr ..
Bark William Patterson. Malaga-Aguhre Galway.
bark ConceHso tBrazD, Omethos. Ha,ana-sfken LION
Bark Mariei, HUI bermuda land Cummings Wells.
Brig Etewando, Ward. Bsrbadoes-N Castor:
Brig bradbury Miller Ma,anzas-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Baltic Josselyn, St Markssmalwood, Anderson Co
Brig Suwsnnee Mnsoe. st MATksSrnallwood, Anderson
schr Anrs Hncks, Case Puerto Cabelo wadlegh Knox
sctr John Cashier johnson. Charieson-scranton Tall
scbr 81 Flammer Thompson, wlmngon-E Powei.
ssr s Pr % ro rSs Co.
schr L Rodmsn, Ossooh, New Bedford-Master
ARRIVED.
Schr Howard Baker, Galveston, Dec -, via Newport,
with cotton &C. master Was lowed to the city by seamus
sc6r Ralph Post Conkn. Apsachcols. with cotton, &c,
Ralph Post Experienced very heavy weather onsihe coast,
ton 10 days from Honduras ioc New York
schr " cogswen smith, savannah. days with cotton,
sesr Washington, Hunt, Virginia
s sr sea puisa D 6sss BsImore
wrecking schr Excel-cr Clock from the wreck of Norwe
aes Board Of reports 81 hs breaking up
'q1 e Ri Wreck OF
wegsn brig Koag Thrym ashore a, Barresa Shoals, with
Lighter sebr GHde, Green from schr Lord, ashore a.
Long Branch with pars sails the Board Of Under
run ou from The vessel backed everything
for hssyg her 81 he ne sps .o6 ss Lord with
TO the Board Of Underwriters;
Propeller Decatur Geer, Norwich.
The seamug Ieviahan Capt Hazard arrived day, from
20 niles outside Sandy Capt Hazard reports that be had
Son o S wns 1
70 McCready Mott Coz Marine, Powell from Wilmington,
40, ard the Oliver Lee, from -.
SAILED.
Seaml ip Cabawba, Havana; ship Liberty New Orleans.
Wind Gus%ng the day, NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

A Boz SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY MS
owy .ruFR An BROTHER fusvroN.-Inense excitement
was created in the city yesterday morning by the uto
gence that boy bad been found dead in his bed under
circumstances which led TO the suspicion that he bad been
Killed by the violence OF bis relatives during state OF
intox caton The boys narae Carey aged - years.
and his parents Thomas and Mary Carey requent
" neen before our police court for drunkenness and dis
order From the evidence the Coronors Jury returned
verdict in accordance with the suspicion mentioned
above n appears that Wednesday night his father
mother and brother he'd INDUCED in drunken orgie
Yesterday morning the boy found dead pallet
sept in the corner Of room. the only Apartment oc
cupied by the family where they lived in sqgaicr and
sr.tehedress His head and body we're covered with
b,ulses Near bs bed and about HIS height above the
floor was an ndontauon in the wall apparently made by
Ri bead as IT II had been violently jsmmed there It
seems quite probable also that he bad falle down stairs
but whether acciden tally by being pushed doubt.
FIJI the physicians, however, who examined the body
sa Geo that his death not caused by the injuries %
tleliltd -lltN.on, ". J., LGe.te, Jln, =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

bill has passed the Legislature of Asbama making il
criminal to give, sea or loan minor bowie knife or pis
tol.
Peter Miller, employee the Hudson River Rslroai,
instsnty killed the 23d inst at the depot East
Albany, while Engaged IN coupling cars.
The Boston Herald states that the Goth inst. the
body of PANIED Thomas McKeon was found tue
road in West Dedsam He foreman in the MALE able
iron works OF r. H. Draper Co., and respect
ed. He leaves wife and child
The Boston Bee Gays that Mary Williams and her child.
about whom Fsuch "towse" made last year.
in the State almsbouse at Tewksbury, and unless
again relieved will be reshipped to Liverpool.
Thomas c. Cock, Of South Abingdon, of Deacon
Robert Cook committed saicids BY shooting hipaelf
Tuescay the 27th instant The rash act committed
In fit Of insanity. Deceased was 50 years Of age.
Court CslensaSr-This, Day.
COMMON PIEAs-Part mo 40. Part ..-Adjourned
for the term
he other cour's, motions and decisions.
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a,co,r,ments by the President.

NJ An WITH THE ADVICE AND CosshNf o. TIE SENATE
~ ~ ,D,ao. Wise of Virginia. TO be secretary OF the
legation Of the United States at rans IN pace o Don
fiatt resigned. - r,t. .. =. sacra
t.ry NJ The legation OF the United States At Berlin IN
place Of o. Jennings Wise, transferred 10 Paris.
John n. Gsreche Of Delaware, TO De consul y, 'ue
United States at the port OF bstanzss, isann " ouoa,
Mace OF Edward Worren, removed.
Robert n. seese, Of New York, to be consul OF the
tinted States az the port Of Spezzia, In sardinia.
ansthnn : jeaSins Of CALIFORNIA; be consul Of the
. :, lea states ~ Apia, NsviqStors' islands
.nrec v Bc1~n, OF Nss GorS, TO be consul OF the
,tqfta ~ fsnQl IL, Morocco In place Of samuel r.
O.. .ih4 ssetastd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

ship Royal Victoria Cron rom HUI Eng Ga barxs hiuda
srseons Dudley RooeIsoa Bordcsa1 Sd bsrks insria
sSsrs s wsns Harmon Mershon Graham.
22dArr steamship souherner. Ewan. NYors ship Royal
vic'oa OBJ, trowhu,ss Hub Eng Gd ship Sea Belle. Yea
Tsber TThn Boson- SD shp charter oak Gsrvec asvre
bark hirda r Evans Bristo ri schr Gardner Bourne
20 seGr,
apeake Bay Kossa'h Newbuyoor for NYori Cands. Also
y S $h.s. s Es.s.
mon 81 iS Sss oS 1ss Samuel @ Ss
i port irM vino wsW, mi Warren Iailsa; ssGs An
as,ed schr the Queen Of the South from Mobile for
LspFs Dsl jan % j. AM1The vessel, mentioned IN nv
st mpassaee aed the Roadstead to tho Breakwaaer
Att. e, G ssss 9; 1sas:s cs:.
lavGGo ssd per
sk s%s mss by sSo1: e:
% Onion d9 ga as sc s sss
NEW ORLEANS. IAN %, PNa-Ar ahIp Olive. punso.
s:@ n: SSs: ss,s $
bark Ellen Flancs York NYork span Sarx froSesnelH
SsT s Gss ss Ef'; SNIP
Ps ssa !sSsi%
G %sS1 Sisa s.ssi
Charleston Cid Premier. Havro' HANCOCK.
(len dc, Icxingor Stone do; 1r ships Sultan Eaner lv
srpool; Ellen Bates, Elwood dos ship Mary Hammond Cot
Boes Aip Erneatne Freran. Bremen, BIZ tarh
Alan Ker winrr Ga,gow ba,h Tran1 Street Boston; brig
/ 18th AM--trr abps Helen Cooper, Cavsgt, Newport
waes Jno Norman Gilbert, do. Besow, coming up sseanr
ship Nautilus II psop Rrszos Santiago schr William
Cobb, Ma,agorla Cid chip abby Brown, srown 1ostou.
bark convoy H1pr NYsft brig Capt Tom Person do
lowed nth inst SD Cutie aSurg so fh
ship United Eta bark Sssagosea i5h ships Cray AMI
\ + + Sage.
/ NORFOLK, Jan 20--Arr schrs willis g,,nam Downer
York Protector Carma1 Roossway, Ryder M, 2lst is
toy aeeman do Jane = Casd, Chase, put back on ac.
| OF bad. weather.
22d-Arr scbr y Smith Haasmond isedtosl SID sohr
| Saarsvie, seare, w .ncies - "
In Hampton Roads sist Da aebrs Cracker rom NOoans
night of 18th for Portland anchor In the RoaSs
NkWp0FT, 3ry 2f-Ca schr Nara Fosa yovs havana
| fENSACOL \, Jan 10 Arr brig Louisa + Snow Pierce.
satana ifth scr Col Lester, Delaney ApaiAchacaA l5d
| veston - t' ' -
| PRONInsNCk, Jan YtArr propeller Pelican. wulsms N
! fgtA nc scnr Joseph Quest, Kainer, NY0rkf
tphllAND jan r. Arr schr Souherner Dinsm Ne V
nF; steamer western Port pery, NYork Cd bark Sarah
ha,s tiowther NV dad; brig Onward, Tbbes Havana
| sAsaHNAH Jar zi-tld schr L II Atwood, Atwood, Bcs
| ton.
| shLEN, Jan - -tFd batk Imaun, Perkins. India.
WI nlN6fne, NC, Jan 2l-Arr tchrs Ben, O'Neal, Ard
rem e tanarr Appleg Eyoit: Pearl. Derter Jack
we; I'd s'efget fefs McDouad fvsns Fayetteville otd
wv scht " lae, oYer'on, NYorti I'D, Ivy, Frsnoss
( BQs'QD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26
The w Gather.

TO THE EDITUE OF THE HEKALD'
This morning at six O'Clock seven hundred and TWEEN
~ ours two full circles of three hundred and sixty
hours each, since the cola term commsnced-whch was
the 26th Dec, between and A. Mmaking thirty full
Gays of twenty four hours each.
There have been but thirty full hours during this
which the temperature has been above the reez
ing point OF Fahrenheit, as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26

FATAL HArcrwAy AcorDgyr.--Coroner Gamble held an
inquest yesterday at the New York flo, piai upon the
body of young man named George Sumner, who died
from fracture q the skull accidentally received by FIT
ing down the ha.chwsy at No As Broadway the 9Th
inst Verdict accordingly Deceased was IL years or
age and WAS o native Of Germany.
BIrRNm 10 DEATH Coroner Perry held an inquest
upon the body Of little girl II years Of age NAMED
Catherine Mcbride residing with her parents at No 63
pjtt street who came TO her de,h from accidental burn
log Yetdle In ge otiaEce With Tie lb2Tg sets.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23
SENATOR PRATT.

The following just and able defence Of this distinguish
Cd senator We take from the Maryland Republican The
friends Of Senator Pratt personal and political may wen
be proud Of the position which he ocnpies and they may
rsst assured that no assaults from the psrsauH Of Hsny
W. Davis and p Banks can affect his standing with the
honest yeOmsnry Of the land
srxEroa PsG-T.-We find that several Of the know
nothing prints in the State including the Patriot Ame
can and Clipper In baltimore making spitefn fings
this gentleman Fearing The influence bis able letter
exercise the intelligent Understandings q the
PEOPLE they making contemplate attacks his per
sonal well political character. The conductors Of
these prints simple enough 70 suppose that the people
ignorant q the public services Of Governor Pratt
thsy (tbe conductors) are unwilling DO them justice
: II was Governor PrAtts fortune 70 enter the public
councils Of Maryland Al early period Of his manhood
and through moentous period Of Der history be
devoted his energies 70 the promotion Of Der best intcres
In the lower branch Of the legislature who forget the
slepess though unsuccessful battle he fought defeat
the iuisrualmprovsent which brought las be
predicted they vould on the people The heavy load Of
debt that earned the brink Of repudation and dis
grAce7 Who forget how he aborsd the representa-
tive Of the people q Prince Georges in the senate Of the
State 70 suggest remedies and perfect Of relief
and Al the time sustain the public works and up
bold the public honor7 Above all who can forget when
called BY the Of the people 20 the gubernstoa oc
with What courage patriotism and saRcy he seized the
helm and guided the ship Of State through The dark storm
raging every side and threatening 70 snguph in the
dshOnored abyss Of rspudiation Who but Thomas G.
Pratt q his own motion unaided BY The counsel Of any
man originated and In his inaugural address suggested
that admirable series Of which forms the system
Of direct and indirect tzKA,on by Of which the
State once lifted her bead proudly and honorably be-
fore Der creditors and the nations Of the earth and her po
DE are being rspdy and ccrtanly relieved from The heavy
debt which contracted against his warning sdvoe and
earnest entrestics9
Need We dws on these sryioes and the consequences
aouing from them re need not They are impressed
On the memories Of the people and especially the
Ores q the farmers q the State whose Independence bis
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23

skii and ssgacy, statesman and fnAncer oOntribu-
Ted - m1eo 70 sec1re. Sho~ tbs hsxt In MARY
lAnd Whose services e4aAl 70 Governor Prats Show
the Who stand before the people IN any and
every seou 81 the State and exhibit proud record
Al The close Of his gubeTnstoFxl term Governor Pratt
elected 10 the Senate Of the United States How
Why sach The grateful and respectful eonsidera-
Ton entertained for him that he received the double
and unprecedented compliment Of election BY tbs
egslAture 10 uneIpired Of two yeara and full
term Of siX years Daring bis services in the Senate be
has faithfully devoted himself the interests Of bis State
and acquired high reputation statesman and debaer
Insomoeh Is this the undeniAbe fact that when last win
her, said In the presence Of the venerable and emf
nent General Css who has served In the Senate with Gov
ern0r Pratt for the last years the probability was
that Governor Pratt would not be reesed By Of
the accidental majority o. the know-nohings IN iegs
ature be exclaimed Lei ham MOI b defeated; the public
eoaAes CANNED goTd 70 Lose LlS ssteeS q scA man.
This i the that the knOw-nothing prints are
abusing IL Is vain task Let the eAumnAtors proceed
Governor PrAts letter win be read and considered not
withsianding. And when he 10 take the husngs
grateful people win testify their respect and confidence
BY weighing the advice Of the man whose counsel the
pages ohstoy teach this generation and win teach future
generations founded in fArFeAehing wisdom and Pru
dencen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23
NIX. YILEMoREs CHANCES.

i sGceedngy amusing - one AZ the least oosysrsAn
with Tia stalk Of parties 70 read some q the know
nothing organs printed away down South The Sg Oia
with which they eAealAie Mr. Buchanan out Of the
and Mr. Fillmore the White HOuSe approaches almost
70 the sublime Of The ndioulous We struck with the
following paragraph IN the Texas State TimeA We
great sdmirsr Of the Majors gAsutry soldier bat
would give much for his Judgment In political matters
after reading this extract:
The news from the North and East very dsoOurSgiRg
10 the democrats letter has been received BY Captain H.
L. MeCulOeb, frOm Major Ben MeCulloch in Ashing
city representing the chances Of Mr. BHehAnAn
Es very unesrtain-Hay, almost hopeless"
Now there may be knOW-nothings in TerAs green
enough TO think with the Major but they exceedingly
few and far between in this part Of the world and every
where else yet heard from.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The HsraorOu. Poetry IF Ls EHglisA Language, from
CAaHs- Sazs including the most celebrated comic
poems q the anti gscobin rejected addresses, the Ingods
by Legends BlaekwooGs Magazine, Bentle MiSceanes,
Ahd Punch, with than two hundred epErsms, and
the choicest humorous poetry Of Waleott Cowper Lamb
Thackeray, PrAed Swift, Scott, Holmes, Aytoun Gay,
Burns, souhey, SAKE, HOOD Prior, Coleridge Byron,
Moore Lowell, With notes, explanatory and bio
graphical. By J. Parton. New York Mason brothers.
1856. For sale by Taylor MAury.
This ponderOas ttepage all Of which have not copied
above look and reads very much like quack advertisement
and for that make objection it. it APP
pended would be all right and proper but
such the The book real good book excel
book in fae-a book which by deserves such
nstrestnent at the hands Of its author
The aathor Mr.. J. Parton frstbecame known to the pub
lie least the which represent through his life
Horace Greeley The appearance which he made at
trActive Of public attention in marrying the farAed
Fanny Fern The last thing which he has DONE the edit
ing the book before Is in literary point OF Tisw By
the useful and commsndatory of his literary labors
so far This experiment Of Mr. PArtons Is
believe the first Of the kind made and he deserves
the honors and credit Of pioneer in very Praiseworthy
That the selections every instance the very best that
could made one, presume, will bat
that whole, the task has been well performed candid
tadge deny. There many interesting points sug-
gsed By glance through the pages of this book
which should like 70 refer it consistent with our
aud space bat do this ourselves, hope
Of periodicals address themselves to the task
Szratogu story of 1Ts7. New York W. p. Fstridge,
4 CO. 1855. For sale by =. Taylor.
The title Of this book also, think h calculated If ii was
not intended to nsead the public Ous would naturally
suppose from reading that the book itself Immediately
connected with the battle Of Saratoga yet such BY no
the case for far the story Is concerned might
well have been called Lundrs Lane, anything else
OF the story itself could speak more definitely We
knew whether the author old young-a nan or .
appearing print and boards for the hst time OF III
old stage Our impression from reading the book L. hAs II
written by lady. The story toeraby well planned
but wen executed There any amount OF mar
reoas incidents and great prOfusou Of useless dsscr
ton The wolf scene In the first chapter Is not only useless
and uncaled for, but silly Of itself The characters OF
Arthur WGlcott and Lucille Balfour very vel drawn
indeed al the characters are, general thing good u
the author Young this book gives evidence Of 10 s
degree Of talent; IL not, Of only q moderate share
Tks Wsstminsfr RerieG for Jolly New York Leonard
Scott Co. Boston Crosby, Nichols, Co.
ContentsChrsn Missions their Principle and Practice;
The Nstursl History Of German Life Smiths Latin Eng
h Dictionary Froades History Of England Hereditary
Infusnce Animal and Human Poprtar Annseuent Min
i.terial Responsibility Contemporary Ltsraturs.
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WHO Is RESPONSIBLE

In the following paragraph The Boston Courier PLACES
very correctly the responsibility Of the act Of lg,laip
treason on \. P. BsnkA II says;
" THE TEE AMY EuL--Nr. Speaker Bank &C
oordnE 70 special tssgrAphic dspIeh in the View York
Trbuns informed the House Monday that rote saur
day evening Incorrectly counted that II year
80 tie, ard throwing the casting vote on n,
SPEAKER that he houd vote in the negative ard that
therefore, the House w0uld F have refused to rsoeds
This settles the question q who Il reFponrbs for
TIE calling o. extra session. Mr. Banks, By his otrnT
refused 70 permit the House 70 rcode, ard Mr. Bsuks
the spokesman that occasion II The republican
party. There Be- doubt that when the error in the
vote was discovered Mr. Banks consulted with his political
friends respecting the srpedent for bin pur-
sue and voted accordance with their wishes and urue-
tons Upon the republicans in the House therefore the
responsibility Of defeating the armysTProPration biz uDds
nshy The Senate b. large majority refused
corporate sueh restriction upon the Executive in The bill
The Saturday night equay divided upon the
sIpsdeney q PerEstnE in the restriction, and Mr. Banks
republican Speaker gave his casting in favor
perng and the EmA republican majority psrssvsrsd IN
that purposs "a the hBs loss o. the bill The question
rponsibility Is placed beyond question"
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CARDIn consequence q ne dcsh Of ont q ne psssrs q
III H Load0n Co., msrchani tsorsY % ths city,
clo.sd spd an tndehd 10 ne zpFs
respectfully requested 70 sefs the same 81 ne 90 aee
uHdsr he former name IN AZ n
trnnehes formerly Ths undsrnsd WI Hvs rep On hne
q mnrrhsnde nrFertstnnf 70 the
qasiy q military artcet M ~
nrny navy. They respectfully hsnk hefr fenes and NJ Pa
rrnsrsny pssrnFr thsy haVe rereved nno WI
- happy "a have ne peasure - cornssnse q ne ss
wv n r.. LOUnns
A, ~,tr Mrrrhans TAlars under hruwns Hose.
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OFFICIAL.
TKrASEnT DrFaETxsNr,

IKrAsUnF DrFAETEsNr,
May -, ls5S
NOTICE hereby given The holders Of me stocs sued
Conrress q e2d JBy, fsss
By viii BE Treasury
theTe0 i3k 81
NJ thereon viii cease.
s aepa4tmshi continue purchase PRIOR
day pOn pay following premium
seeEed % ne day Of purchase, with
dayls interest Bosey reach the vendor:
Treasury
Jane day J1y Inclusive hsf q
ID. amounts specified 4 the certificate;
o. the IEi and s days q Auusi
one 1uTt q per
Ana On such sock received day Aurus
tcst accrued ereou days ony
paid
Csr6saes transmitted under this notice be Gu
" rssnee parry snuued 20 r-eefv. s
purchase money and when The Isl Juy, NE essHi
assigned By the present stsckhossr,
otherwise win BE paysbis bersSofoge-
AID uouce rven bodsrs q q the United
stafss nf department purha the beween lFt
dSy o. Juns Dsc,mhsr unl me
al p0 previously CHAINED AID viii H ts
"a addition 70 ne accrued from day q the dividend
uf Interest and days r ne money
the v,nsOr, M foEo~int raiss q premium;
On .,ock u IEf9 pFenium q 10 per cent
on stock q I7 and is Prsmiun a B cent
And On Esd,T The q s sepeus, lso
so.r called Tersnindennity ssoek, Pssnum q per
.1srass should - duy Hssrned
% he Ei. By party emitted receive the and
n srt preriou 70 Jay, half years
must also b presna seckhodsS, Otherwise The
nisr,r1 year that day vii b Payabs hin here
tofsre.
as..tnn ueasures Boslon New Yort Philadelphia,
psriss ,nuBed receive me money may direct
M,y ga-SinIasor Secretary q hs Treasury.
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Notice to Holders OF California War Bends.

NOTICE hereby given holders By II.
~ State Ol California payment
precision 4 lnciaH bostie said iEdemnIy The
for whlch appropriation made
approved August 1854 and for which further
Of Congress approved August ls 1855
(knosn the War Bonds Of The
coupons Aachss, be sp-
pointed b. the stals Of California settle
u WAshingus, before te September
ia payment Ee which ds's all istcea bonds
b stopped.
JAMES w. DENVER
SAMUEL b. SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt.
Al. 2. PHEfAF, Clerk
Aug Adm
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED IOITE-
RES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers ConsoiIcd Lesisy
Maryland for the benefit Of CarO county, kc
August 81, 1855:
80 81 - % IS 70 70 % 50 IS % 81 2I
The Gonosizs the Paspsco Institute
Louery, class zzs drawn August p, less:
"A 70 II 10 % 60 10 30 65 70 20
r. TRANCE Co, saaasvn
D. n MePHaII, Commissioner
Aus 60
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23

s Cole esq the popular and scsn; chief clerk Or The
Pension 0Os has been appointed BY the President
ing Commissioner during the ahssnos Of ledge Nino who
has gone visit to bis family in Concord New Hsup-
Ehire.