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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-09

IHE GLORY AND SHAME OF RoME.-U uder this
head the New York E1press points attention
to the fact that the ssSsters of Mercy in that
city are soliciting contributions to support the
orphans under their charge, while the sslnsti-
tute Of Mercy" is Roman Catholic establish
meRt, under the special patronage of the Most
Reverend Archbishop Hughes-whose prince
ly revenues and landed estates in that State
(Proyence) have now for him the distinction
of s'the modern Wolsey.'' While these poor
Sisters of Mercy are thus asking aims for the
daughters of poverty, and the sick, and the
dying under THAR care, this humble, self-sac-
rifcinS disciple of Him who on earth Sshad
not where to lay his hcad,'' is not ashamed to
announce, in his official organ, that upwards of
nine thousand dollars has been raised already
to send over to the Pope, to build an Amcri-
can College at Rome This College, we are
told, viii be the s.crowning glory of the Cath
olic Churci in America. Heaven have mer-
cy on the :'sick and dying take care
of the poor girls-for it is clear the modern
WoLsEY will not. ssThousands for Rome, but
Reason-If the College in Rome is built the
reward is to be a Cardinals hat, and the Cardi-
nal's hat may lead one day to the tiara. a
Most Rev. Archbishop, with his eyes longing
for that prize, cannot be expected to devote
his revenues, or his svmpathies, to the poor,
the sick and the dying at home. The goddess
ssAmericans,' the s.insect' Know n othings,
the heretical Plotcstants, must take care Of
them in the ssInstitution of Mercy just as
they are taken care Of in the public Aims
houses.
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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cautioned against spurious OF
Grsh "Eieenc OIL" as shall pnry who
my copyrighted bills This aenune Electric OH has the
mayor Of Camden Of piles and rneumn Hon John VII
hanson, Of Huntington, Hon " kinpsu twhom of hs
cuche In ds and than 200 Others rh,ladephs
whose have been published the Philadelphia Ledger
The Wholesale d~aiers Philadelphia wond
scamp guilty of the ascaiiy Of eounnr In Harrisburg, Pa
John Wyeihe esq well ksown drur there,
rest and imprisonment Of Valentine attempted
lion Of this valuable remedy
Pint PIMA, May 8, 1855.
TO he People and Druggists hro.showt TIE United Slater,
Lis, Of by De Gaths Elecc on Free,
Philadelphia, Rodsnhot county
rheumatism and sprnin Mrs Ogden No $50 Four
nation of now Mrs Maryland PROVIDE shingles
breast; M WIN Spence frlon
Heny Can hc Lower Marion Of burns and scarlet
eighteen
O Every knows that only genuine Electric oil is
made by the sole nvrno and his old oae
al orders be addressed TO procure the genuine.
Prnf CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old once, % South 9Th Chestnut,
For sale By CHARLES HrOTT,
July loft Washington, b. c,
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nN the petition Jepha a. Wilkinson, OF Suffolk county, New
York praying OF granted 10 him on the
4th Of January 1852 In printing presses for
om the OF said PATENT which takes place
the 23d day of September, 1856
II petition be head the Patent Once
Monday the 18th day of September " O'Clock, and
appear show
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing extension required file Ia the Patent
Once their obj specially or writing al least twenty
days efoo the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either party
be said hearing be taken and
with nes OF the oce, which will be furnished
application.
The snnony In the viii be closed the 9Th OF September
deposnn and other relied testimony
the morning that the
Inenis, III any, within days thereafter.
trdered aso this notice be published in the Union iu
eiaenee and Evanng star, Washington, d. c. Republican.
aimore Evening Argus Philadelphia Pal Day Book New
Boston, Mass, week for
previous 18th OF September day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
" Commissioner of Patents
sEdiors of the papers viii please copy and
ONCE, paper containing this notice.
July 9-law3w
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Sale OF United states Land near Richmond,
Virginia, known as BelIona Arsenal.
ORDNANCE OFTIcK,

Washington, September y, 1856
MO satisfactory offer having mentioned
~ properly, under the advertisement this Ofee the 2Sd
June last writing
the properly and viii be received until IL O'Clock
ON ihs 9th day OF October
Should satisfactory bid be made the bidder will be informed
IL ahd WIZ be required 10 the purchase
e receipt OF which deed will be made by the
conveying all the tile OF the United and
The property 10 be sold consists OF half
located on the James ve Ia miles above Richmond
pa Of The land covered win of valuable TIMBER another
part has been under cultivation garden, an0heT
is covered with the e. among
store house, 100 by 25 feet
BRICK baIrack, 100 y 80 slate
two brick buildings for oheers' each 40 by % slate
Toos besides cellars brick
houses each 6O1 by 26 cellars
brick work Shops each Al
aud smiths shop BRICK 7H by 26 feet slate
stories brick wall 10 feet nigh Thick connecting
buildings and enclosing the There
property magazine, stone, e by ~ with roof
rounded enclosing wall 3 by So feet 20 feet high
and brick stable ON 9OA eel high
All OF the foregoing buildings said be condition.
with the exception OF the arorers shop and stable which
yield large quantity of brick stone, ea other
RATS should purchaser which
rals could be boated down 10 Richmond a small
Persons disposed to bad will please apply Mr. McAhu the
premises who will give all necessary informant ion.
Proposals be sealed, endorsed Proposals Beona
senain ii. X. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
The National Intalgencer ID.
Enquirer and Examiner Rehmond Va will publish the above
twice week MI 0 h October,
Sept 9-2awnhOct
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special Notice to Travellers nom washington

TRAVELLERS from Washington cities
yised that the Baltimore Company
care u provision TO ticket them and check their baggage
through from Washington city all leading
the Northwest, and the Southwest
Memes Of Congress and Others at the adjournment will
peculiarly III r advantage
extended facilities Of this line which only can
ord them through tickets and baggage checks Washington
The Trims start daily from Washington station al 6, and
make direct ceay
ouso") for Benwoad and Wheeling Reuwood
with Central Ohio railroad Zsnee Newark
umbus, Nena, Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville Chi
eago Terre Hsuo Vncennes Alton 81 Louis Springfield
BuBgon Galcna, Rock Isand Dubuque, Cairo Memphis
Natchez, Vicksburg, and New Orleans
Passengers desiring TO view the entire road by daylight
leave Washington az and reaching Cumberland
~ lilo there until Sis morning, when
by accommodation train leaving Wheeling,
whefen arrives Ht T. }. m. .t
by the d. y. train from Washington they may
wood at M neu day, hours om washing
..-- r.
By this conneKlon they reach Cincinnati night
hours running time between Washington and Cincinnati.
Careful comfort perfect safety
dinn objects this route and travellers may upon
securing It's advantages,
For further particulars, tickets &c inquire OF TdOMAs H. PAR
SONS, Agent, Washington Station, WILLItM ii WOODsIDE
Master Of Transporation Baltimore.
Aug g-d20
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Proposals for Deepening the outlets OF the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf OF Mexico.


Washington. AugatA 1855.
PROPOSALS will be received this office
October next o Opening saa Keeping open ship enaans q
southwest Pass aud Pass i'ouire leading from the Mssp
ppopna,ed by Congress Of st july lsG hree ha
Bidders are requested state the amount for which they viii
each Of the channels specified throughout well
ss below he low ss' wafer
VIII b. by marx on the shore TO Be established
they requested TO longest period Of which
esph Of ,ns appropriation
bad oi openns q : pad and 70 state also in sepalas
channel % uniform depth o no, less inan twenty feet through
The means b which may be proposed TO accomplish the work.
and the least me necessary M opening the channels be
gh, accept offer which, opinion the secre
contemplated accept either proposal any the
Of the passes The exea ion OF the proposals OF the bidder
The quantity q naler be removed from exist
which The obtain
on @ oaa Ss aeS Sa"i Me dee aH
to undertake The work are expected therefore, 10 inform them
Ae eonirae. has been entered into the place and direction Of
n s % ss for s %
War and the which be agreed for each
animation by an officer OF officers appointed above, be
be made on OF any work done towards
Ing either channel until aer such channel shall have
expiration third Of during
n s M s viii @ pa q s he w
ration Of wohirds ofihe time additional payment thd
whole contracted tor will be made
ration Of the whole time during which the channels
oprn twenty retained the hrt ymen
third of The whole OF the
channels will be paid bu payment will be made until a
channels have been examined,
officer officers appoin by the War;
and found be in all respects eonfprmabe contract.
Proposals accompanied by ability execute
the work in the way and within The time proposed and should be
addressed TO the Engineer Depar
doed Proposals Tor opening channels Msss
sippi riser.'r
The within which proposals
pred they Will be opened and consded will be
entered into with the bidder bidders whose plan
and evidences Of ability satisfactory
Secretary of War;
To be inserted for thirty days the National
the Evening STAR Washington the Commercial Bulein and the
True Delta, New Orleans the Mobile Register Mobile the
and the Pennsylvania Philadelphia
Journal Of Commerce, New Times, Post
the Republican,, the Pilot Enquirer
Cincinnati; aud the Democrat Louisville.
for advertising, with containing
verisemeni, be Engineer Department payment
Aug5-d3Qt
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Proposals for Building Six SchoOners for the
United states Revenue service.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September ., 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly Proposals Reve
Vessels" and addressed Secretary the Treasury
will be received this Office O'Clock noon, day
November for furnishing The materials constructing equip
and delivering ahoa six of about
tons burden eacb for the United States service
northern lakes
The models and plans be furnished CONTRACTOR and the
vessels to be completed within signing the
coG;iacI.
Nopoposal will be considered unless persons
gagged in shpbuldng And each oer
OF two responsible the
w be entered into by the bidder Of offer
the department.
One half Of the Of will be paid
Of satisfactory evidence and
the decks laid and The balance delivery
pleted.
All the materials used be Of the hest quality, and the
be executed in faithful MANNER and the satisfaction of
penlendent
The vessels when received from the hands
fully rgged, furnished equipped finished ceat
anchors
camboose, cabin, and ward room furniture aud
Persons desous OF bidding viii be furnished
specifications application this department.
In bidders should not desire the whole number
vessels they liberty offer for may
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
Sept 6-aawfGthNoy
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wtlIards' Hotel
wilIards, Hotel.
J. q. n II. A. WILLARD,
Pennsyipania avenue and Fo,srtsenth street,
Washington, ID. O.
an Qq-dn

THE UDdersianed, for several years past onct.i
translator 70 The Department OF State respectfully tenders his
the public OF claims
fore and especial
spshh, French, Portuguese Italian Gentlemen engaged
the prosecution Of elaine against foreign
wise and requiring faithful and reliable Of legal
ments such land titles laws Ao will
Of snderssned
rendition Of domsiic technical phr-se. long prnce
alone give Publishers throughout the
accurse snsaops Of feisn books, literary viii find
their undersigned
orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed.
For further particulars apply TO
aeo street, between lo,h and ith Washington CITY, d g.
June 24-dly
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United states Patent once,


nN tho petition OF Q. W. T. D. Robinson Of Boston, Massa
the extension granted
the 30h September 1892 for improvement in steering
vessels for from the OF said patents
which place ii 30th Of September, 1856 =
ordered tho said peion heard the Patent
Wednesday, 2 day of September IL O'CLOCK M
and all notified to appear and show cause
have, why said petition ought to be granted.
Persons opposing file Patcns
Office objections, specially forth writing, twenty
before the day Of hearings all testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the Office, which win be furnished app
cation.
testimony will be closed day sepen
ber 1866 deposons and other relied Testimony
be filed in the Office before the morning of
the arguments, IL any, within ten days thereafter.
this be published
Union and Evening Star, Washington d. q. Republican,
more, Md Pennsypanan, Phnt Day Book New
York; ard ,-ing Pos Boston, week for three
successive previous the Gath day OF September next
the day Of hearing - ..
Commissioner of Patents
PS-Edtors the papers will please copy send their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
July 22-law3w
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/(@~@NN<1I
TO OUR EUBsCRIBERS.

Tho Of person will upon books unless
thV payment oI the subscription be
Distant subscribers may laonsy BY letter. postage
Of which viii be paid BY and ali sk assumed b ourselves IL
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER u Published hi weekly during The
sons Of Cong,ess, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period less than year will be received
terms pFopoItioned TO the above annual rates.
0yPosTMAsTERs authorized agents and
BY sending DAILY subscribers $50 sncloed
sEn-wEEKLY subscribers. win a enclosed, will be
titled copy gratis.
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Notice

e holders bond csrfcaie other epdences the debt
e State Of 7erai the late Tprbie thereof under oct Of 2s
February, 1855
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April IA, 1856.
WHEREAS The h section ofhe of 2eth February 1885, ent
tied can provide OF such creditors
the late republic comprebeDded Con-
September requires the Secretary Of Treasury
public for Of
OF the time when payments will be made under said
And whereas notice 2h February by this
department. and duly published, firth said
and oferss thereto
requiring certificates other evidences debt provided
for be filed this department with assignments releases
adavt therein pointed OUT thirty days prior the LIST Of June
hnd hs-ess e said 4h further provides pay
shall be
which shall not thirty days before the time limited
be presented the Treasury Department
Notice hereby holders bonds
debt
this department within sixty days from hereof
excluded from all benefits Of said act ureeaby the All sec
lion OF the same,
JAMES GUTHRIE
Ap l5-law2m Secretary the Treasury.
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CARDIn the death Of Of the Of
n firm OF H. Y. Loudon Co., merchant aorR Of this city
will closed and all indebted the above
respectfully settle the nj the old OF
carried under former all
branches formerly The undersigned will Away. keep hand
and Of merchandise appaning
business asa including the best quality Of military articles for the
and They respectfully thank their friends and the pub
the liberal they have received will
happy have the pleasure OF the continuance Of the
n. r. LOUDON A CO..
AuQ 90-eou Merchant Talors under Browns Hotel.
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PHE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by q
board appointed by the State, supen
tendence Of Col Il. w. MORGAN Distinguished graduate
West Point pactcnl engineer Dided able faculty.
The OF study that taught the best colleges with the
addition a extended mathematics, mechanics
practical engineering and aiming geology also English literature
historical readings keeping and business FORMS and in mod
em languaRes
The nineteenth session opens the second Monday
September 18Th sepiembeT) 1856 charge Sl02 per yearly
session, payable In advance.
The extension Of the buildings win make this
additional Students who have
clned. Applications be made before 18th October
Reference authorized the Hon Secretaries War Of
Treasury.
Address Miar Institute
ty, Kentucky" or the undersigned.
?. DUDLEY,
Aug lG-eodD&cp &cptl5hoct. President Of the Board
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No. -557.
Notice OF Withdra wal OF Lands In Iowa.

pursuance Of an act approved 18th May akng grant
lands TO The state OF Iowa. IN alternate aid In the
sucon OF certain railroads said
issued from this oice Withdrawing from Market until further
ORDERS all the lands IN that State situated
districts which sail, purchasers for effect
Office nt Daoorrah, all the lands a " district.
Office at Dodge all the lands townships
% and 80.
ships 9l and 81.
Given under hand, Land Office at the city
Washington, this 2ist day Of May, 1855.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
May S2-law6w lint and Starl Commissioner.
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TX MissrssIpPI.
omce JACKSON;
NORTH and Of tAs ChoetaU base line and meridian.
Tssa.ss. a:sS. saa ,sass a''' and .
East Of Pearl Tipor.
Townships and TO- Of ranges II, ls, 10, 90, and q.
Office at AuousrA;
North and Of the CA0siatU base line and meridian.
Townships Q aud 7, of range s.
Townshpsl and 2, Of ranges Q, 9, ands
Township :, OF range ID
East Of north Of the 3lst deg Of latitude.
Townships 6,7 and TO- Of ranges IL, ia 10, ID
Iown.hps l,a, $685., and o Of ranges II and Is
TSwashps Swshp j. a. and dIS anss 1S1sf s ~
East Of south Of The a deg Of latitude
Townships 4, 5, @, 7, and g. of ranges 4, ands.
Townsnes and oe s1sss . 49, H. and H.
Townships J. q , SO, 9, and 10, of range 49,
Township: aas I'D s ''rss 10
Township 0, OF range ls.
Office at COLUMBUS;
NORTH and east Of the CAocap base line and ncridiaa.
Townships 10 H. 49, 49, a. and Is, u, Is, 10, ~
Township 8, of ranges $, g. 1879, 10, la, and 49,
Tx ALABAMA.
Office Sr. STEPHENS;
South Of the 3st deg Of latitude and of the meridian
Townships S, 9, and 7, of ranges l, {, 8, and4
In LOUISIANA
South Of the base line and east of the principal meridian
Townships 7, 8, and Q, of range ID.
Townships 2, 9, o, and TO- Of ranges IA and 10.
Townships 8, 9, and 10, of range l6.
Office New ORLEANS:
East of the Mississippi ,iper.
Townships II, 10, and l3, of range l2 east.
Townships 10, H. H. and 10, of 10 and Ia east
Townships 10, IL, and IL, OF range Is east.
hand General Land Office, at the city oil
""''"s''"' A''' '''' ''' : ''' JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-law6wt Intel. star.l
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NOTE,

responsible persons certified
such Dover Greensboro Hills
boIo' Depton and with approved urees be
executed by e successful bidder before the let Of November
1876 Bids should be addressed TO the second Assistant Post
General superscribed "Proposas for No. 35 3"
OF bid certificate,
pamphlet for mail service
Delaware Maryland New Jersey January
o, 1856 which will be found with the
named who will also furnish blank proposals those wishing
bid.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug 30-law4w Postmaster General.
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Sep 3-law4w
United States Mail.
DELAWARE AND MARYLAND.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
August 80, 1885,
PROPOSALS for carrying United States mails from Novem-
Der h 1856, he 3oh Of June 1860 on the following route
specified will received the Contract Of
Of Office Department. in the city of Washington,
until l2 LIST OF October 1885, be decided on the next
day
No 1919 the Smyrna Station the Delaware aroad by
Kenton, Templevfe, aLd Greensboro to Hillsboro',
about IS miles and back, daily except Sunday, in
horse coaches.
Bidders propose schedule which will with
trains the railroad both also with the mail No.
1917, HisboTo'.
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seP,emeerl J, 1850
1s,a taass ~ 'sss s ~ s.s ~ ' ~ @
io.s'.. rS.,A ~ ~, v III, 'ss ~ 80 ~ w. IN Wy
pm" ~ ne pcs ~ 1ac WI ~ p @ @ 80 ~ VIZ
=, q " ~ w I'm, - ~ !" e ~ :" %
same day Va. w ~ w ' " ~ ' w ~ NV
" a'' 'A"' ..4.#...
ko.sal6 From Lexington by Pine Winchester
willie, sterling. 10 owingsvIle a. miles aud
hack, times MT Sterling, n three times
week The residue; The mails 10 be conveyed with GER
tainty, crierity, and security.
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at2pmj
Arrive at sit STERLING same day by IL pmi
Leave MI Siorling Monday, wednesday, and Friday 8
ami
Arrive at Owingsvie same days by sam;
Leave owngsvlIe Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 3
PM;
Ariye at MI. Sterling days by pmj
Leave Mt Sterling daily, except ssDday, at s ami
Arrive at Lexington day by p
a,d sro. n, r...,,b.r "a l., a.uu or - 49,.
, s' " ' " - ''P' y '1'' S'"'
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at 5ami
Arrive at Mt Sleriipg same day by 81 PM
Leave MI sterling Monday Wednesday, and Friday al D
PM
Arrive Dc Owingsylle same days by spMj
Leave owingsvile Tuesday, Thusday and Saturday at
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Reform medical college, Macon, Georgia.

THE eighteenth will
the first Monday November next,
The frat of March following Havag received endowments
the State OF Georgia. is In possession OF splendid college
ediGce and facilities,
hospital clinical of faculty
Cadavers procured New York other Cities
L. Banks,on NJ. d. Professor Physiology Pathology
Materia Medica. {
T. Coke, NJ D. Professor Of Principles Practice
clue and Therapeutics.
s. Thomson al D., Professor Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
NJ Looms NJ NJ d. Of Chemistry, Botany, Phar
macy, ,'and Microscopy. 't.ee
NJ Comngs, A. M NJ D. Professor Anatomy Surgery
o. A. Lochanc Nj D. Professor Of Medical jurisprudence,
Comparative Anatomy, and Comparative Physiology.
Entire fees for tickets Si60
NatrcuIalion
Anatomical ticket
Payable invariably in cash in advance the opening Of the
Graduation fee, payable before examination, gas
For particulars address membcr ofhe Faculty. Macon
Aug 15--eod4t~
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Misses Rockers English and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies',

@z siyed, be~sen Sirrh and Ssrerfh.
THE duties sf this institution Monday Gen
embsf l. Tho principals aided accomplished professors
and the course OF instruction Il thorough systematic.
Circulars be chsaincd At the bookstores seminary
Aug N--dn N
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GOAL, COAL COAL !-Compsing the following varieties
" Red, gry and white ash coal oil Of the best quality.
Persons wishing purchase their supply well by
sending in their orders immediately and have the delivered d
rect from the vessel.
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD!
Also good stock OF hickory oak wood
which will be sold cheap and
had in this city. 7. II. WORTHINGTON,
Corner l4tb and streets, canal.
Sep 3-6teod logan sarl
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AIexandria Academy, AIexandria, yirginia.

WHE 18Th annna session Of this institution will
Monday, September l6 The study includes
English sanches the ancient and modern languages
and natural science.
Th institution affords advantages which highly
the attention Of and The
composed Of gentlemen devoted
OF appars phiosophies, chemical, The
arrangement of the buildings giving Just such
students need the opportunity at alt times OF demonsanr
ucay suoh principles admit enable
here a sound, thorough, and practical education
Terms Board and uion ssO per session payable quarterly
in advance.
Circulars may be obtained by appiylRgto
r. L. BRoCKETr,
Aug l2-eod2mo PnnoipsI
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Further Notice to Holders of California War
ROnds

HE holders of California bonds hereby
that the sioners will keep
in the city Of Washington until the first of Nov until
which lime they will be ready receive and direct payment
the same.
JAMES w. DENVER,
SAMUEL ID. SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt.