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Mag 90 1850.
NOTICES hereby sOSk issusa pOsO-
ae.mahe ~ 10 AID will be paid Treasury on me sur
eads o certificates hersoG whSa
Interest thereon win
This viii
day redemption. and win pay therefor allowing peEiuu
addition interest accrued the pahAse
day's interest os Ihs money reach The yendaE.
On saeh received The Treasury day
June July ineaye, bali per
ths amounts speshed In the eertiheafesI
On 3isl August
one ioaSh ofea per
amer day August
accrued thereon and additional interest ony, si be
Certificates transmitted under
July assnea The United states BY party end
parehase money; pos July
haiEysar interest also be assigned sock
holder, such viii be payable
And hOdss d United
viii purchase the In
dy day Of
shall previously obtained and viii pay
addon iaeei from s day Of Inc last dividend
days additional interest fr rach
yesdoI, the following rares Of premium:
On Of loan Of 1884, premium Of 10
Of 1877 1885, premium per
issued under the Sch September 1850
mony called TeIan indemnity stock, premium Of
Certificates under this should be assigned
the United States BY the entitled the and
previous July the hall years
assigned present oherwe interest
half year viii payable him heretofore
for foregoing stocks viii be made drafts
New York, Philadelphia,
the parties entitled TO receive The money direct
JAMEs GUTHRIE,
May 2s-dIasgNoy Secretary Of tne Treasury.
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GAMES BUCHANAN IN YOUTH"

The Boston Post of the 10th Of July, 1856, contains
statement which that Journal copies from advanced sAeets
OF the forthcoming number Of Harpers Magazine for Au
gust supporting be account of Mr. Buchanan In the
days OF bis early manhood including certain illusions
Of enrely private nature We have read the
story copied by the able editors Of the Post from Har
per Magazine and them that it the grosses
and most baseess fabrication Both themselves and The
editor of Harper's Magazine have been imposed upon
There never was q unfounded romance We forbear
pointing sgregous bunders where all is distorted and
wrong only express the hope that in reference
Germ and the discussion Of which by any possibility
affect the existing relations of Mr. Buchanan TO his
trymen there viii be that manly orbearance which
the INSCRIPTIONS opponent cannot always overlook
There is nothing in the period Of Mr. Buchanans life to
which Harpers Magazine alludes which would give such
opponent advantage IL il made known and Of
course be nothing in its discussion agreeable
our triends-Pennsyipanian July H.
The pages of Harpers Magazine Containing the article
above referred forwarded u.s. accompanied by
private note expressing desire that their should
be copied into the Post To obge the writer whom We
knew TO be honorable man. and friendly 70 Mr. Bu-
chana readily yielded to his request without any mis-
trust the proprey Of the act and only say that
regret drawn into any participation in the af
fair The observations Of the ennsylvanian in relation
the public PRONUNCIATION Of private and delicate events in
personal history just and should admoni-
ZION against a course often too much INDUCED in
Boston Poa.
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PoIrcasrrss nse.-A vine-dresser Of Abano, near
Rome said have found In vineyard the celebrated
ring Of Poysfes This treasure the history Of which b
familiar 10 all readers OF Schlers ballads brought to
Rome after The death Of Poycates s77 ysrs before the
birth Of Christ II also BY Pliny, and menen-
I'd by him. The Emperor augustus placed 1t In golden
case and deposited IL Cor safety in the Temple Of Concord
The Of the ring Of considerable sine and oblone In
FORM The engraving omit BY Theodore Of Ssmos the
Of Taliks, Is Of extraordinary fpenes' and beauty
II represents Tyre with three bees flying about; below,
on the right dolphin; the lef the bead ofs bull
The Of the engraver inscribed upon Il in Greek
characters very fpe The upper surface Of the stone k
slightly concsve not highly polished and corner
broken II IL asserted that the poscsscr Of this ring has
been offered y thousand dollars for BY Enslisbmsn
but hasdsclined H. expecting 70 make profitable
bargain with the Emperor Alexander Of Russia
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To Teacbers and Other.-

TUE Georgetown Female serinay ,ry
% Miss l.. o. English, recesty ct Rev WIN a.
,ake vacant advert~u,.n, d 10
from snitshe q
ehsrr,. The building, Win furniture Cor
and srparstus, chemcsi snd cssssy
ofnsuucron, with the will a. ryn,ed
specific sum per snnsm Applications co. iarudou
he received nm the FIRST Monday v Aaspsf ensuing
The ,bn,
one VIII be accepted who considered qaasd
important a
in.,itu,ion has Sustained sho,s and ne
very ertended his always
srtees les smibsnt condscsd
The pnbse.
sppicdon. msy proprietor addressed
10 the sasscriser JOHN MARBURY.
Grossrrows. @, July ., 1855.
July It-eodtstAug
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THRrx PERSONS PoisorKD A SURGICAL orxRAuoSs-
The Geneva s ~ Gazette relates the following singular
occurrence:
. Or. John Potter, residing at Pntnburg, Steuben
county brother Of Dr. Hazard Potter Of tins village well
known one Of the most skiful surgeons In this State
called upon TO dress mans which had been mu-
tiIsfed In the cog~vbees Of machinery He made
every effort save the from smpufaon and In ths
the sscri6ce Of his life be has probably succesied
The having msturated, be called on his brother
Hazard Potter Of this village 10 assist In opening H.
During the operation he by accident cut himself
slightly and allowed Of the virus from the arm OF bis
patient 10 minRe with the blood This In few days bad
90 poisoned his entire system that earthly power could
save him. He died Friday last While attending bs
funeral bis byother Hazard who had slight scratch
his hand At the time Of performing the operation, and who
bad also become poisoned BY the virus felt itching about
his fingers which proved be the workings Of the poison
and although attended By al the physicians In Geneva bic
life deepsircd Of Another who assisted In dressing
the was poisoned, and has since died.
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To Druggists and the People.

You Of Dr. De
i his Oh" ,hai prosecute any party
capyxhf1a (senuIne Electric has
% Camden Of piles and henma ism ao Hon J"bn u
Huntington, E. tsh 81
ehes in day and Than 100 In Philadelphia,
pubised In the Philadelphia Ledger
The
guilty rascAi Of arr
imprisonment Of Valentine, who mpted in
non Of this valuable remedy.
PmLApKLPHiA, May s. 1856.
To fAs People DTuggsts throughout ths United safss
by Gsths Electric OIL: J0~ FIRE wes
Phiadephia, of rheumatism Mr. Rodsnbok cauury
rheumatism and sprain Mrs Ogden, No $50
nation Of bowels Mrs Maryland Providence
Mr. VIM Spence, Chestnut street. 5elsn neural
Beny Campbell Maroe burns and scarlet ever and
eighteen Others.
U-EveU druggist hHsws that the only genuine Electric oil
made by ths sole inventor and 81
all ordels must be addressed 20 the
PrnL CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old once, ~ NJ hestuuI.
For sale By CHARLES srOTT,
Juyle-1 Washington, D. c.
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OF ICIA L.

Pya-lls- Pierce Of -sneioa,
ell pAom ray
Satisfactory evidence having been trhib,sd Adolphs
Tsy.r Kecsosf,r Appointed
por. cf wsshirron and eeorr.ovs In the district Co
urss and Aer,sds of Virginia. do hereby rec
oen. such and declare him free exercise enjoy
functions, powers, and prvier~s allowed
consul, favored In Uniied States.
I'm testimony whereof, csus.d
,.tsrt and ths sfrsd
Given under ny hand city Washington Day
H. 81 Jsy A. ID. iss, and Of the ndepenaenos of the Uned
ss.sss q Americ. the sis.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
w. l. MArcr, Secretary q State.
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HON. Mr. wHfTSEY's CIRCULLR--HIs VIEWS OF
THE SECTIONAL AGITATION AND THE TOPEKA
BILL. -....
Mr. Whitney, Of New York has addressed exceeding
ly strong and manly circular letter to his Constituents in
which be handles me sectional sgitators with gloves OF
and exposes the false PreteI OF ths Topeka bin with
great severity and Mr.. whitney beioDgs tie
national American party but he abbors any reatonshiI
to the btack republicans Speaking Of the House Topeka
bill, be Gays:
And have been charged With voting against the free
dom Of Ksnss and With leaving her In the hspds Of Dor
der ruans because ruted against that biia bill which
pronounce be, osly nockery Of the needs Of the
Territory, fraud ~ilfu and designed fraud upon tn
honest Of the NORTH IL VI. never designed
inrodueing Kansas into the Uniou, and
less than insult the plain Of senators AND
that any Of them suPposd
il could BY any possibility become lav. TIE sentiment q
the northern demands that Kansas shall be admitted
State This bill coald eject that object and IL
may therefore, be ja.ty depominsied Of false pr
tsDcs Had m prcjscto been candid they would have
titled II thus
"a si promote tbs slecton Of John G. Frtmopt b
The presidency BY throsng dust the eyes Of the people
the free states"
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TssYLssgs AND KENTUCKY.

One Of the reliable observers Of the political parties
a, Nashville Tennessee writes 10 the 18th instan
~ follows:
al sll Of the confident opinion that win carry
Tennessee With n the democracy do their duty have
fears Of least 5000 majority for Back and Breck
have heard Of single who voted for John
bat for Bachsnsn, and hear Of many In every county
Who voted for Gentry who win vote for In the coming
election Yoa may down Tennessee oertsn for Blu
ehansn al the information have received from Ken
tpcky cssrder osrtsn Ger Buchanan than Tennes
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THE CANVASS IN MISSOURI.

The ST. Louis Pilot Of the l4h instant gives the follow
ing cheering prospect in Missouri;
THE UAsyAa--Ws have just returned from Witt 70
some Of the central counties Of tbs State and from personal
observation speak OF the in the country. At Co
lambs NE had opportunity Of eonseng with gentlemen
from every portion Of the State and IL onsh half what
heard should TO pass then wsnay rest assured Of
overwhelming victory In August next We shall elect Mr..
Polk and the whole democratic ticket We shall have
large majority both In the senate and the house, and shall be
seHAes in the and will be completely distaneed By
both Of bis competitors The exposure Of his motives in
ming both b. the papers Of State and those abroad
has convinced the entire democracy Of the absardty
Of voting Tor him. In the majority Of the counties there
will be organization Of his friends, and in shy
Of the most popuous counties he will receive
~ votes Many Of the know nothings themselves with
whom eonversed admitted that the only contest
between Polk and Ewing. Our friends variousy estimated
Mr. Folks plurality at from i've TO ten thousand and
SET h at much higher figures than hs We found
erroneous impressions existing with regard the political
Complexion Of ST. Louis and black republican strength has
been enormously exaggerated Our friends in the county
not Of the great revelation that has been going
among u.s. and that the thousands uho have long
been led astray BY Blair, Bosrnstein and Co., have
turned the democratic fold. They will be perfectly
astonlshed the which the national democracy will
roll in this city the 4h Of August next The gallant
In which the has been conducted by
candidate for Congress has, however, given universal
faction received many his behalf
all Of which replied that he running the desperate
that they imagined. The moral elect OF democratic
victory In ST. Louis would be incacuabe In every
will rebound the best interest Of city, and will place
proud position only before the people the State
bat of the whole nation Judging from the signs of the
times there is every indication that wipe the
OF know nohingsm and black repubicansm which has
long dsgraeed the city Of St. Louis Let friends put
their shoulders still vigorously the wheel relax
until the evening Of the 4h of August and
shall the proud satisfaction Of seeing the banner of tho
national democracy waving victoriously city,
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oEnr-AN.rJaL noTIcrw,

SEnLAssUAL s0T1cE-Ws s.s ~av. suesasn 20
ne fsc nat al open sceunts Hpon our ledger ~ b.
ant presented 9eh a.
porsny for srsminsron preparatory sesmssI on the !. a
July. ,
We also hes esve % thar, ~ view II snsarrens
We are eons,rsneS 70 sppes ssrnes,y snds r ponps
Juns @-asvtwh HooR, BRo., q CO,
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Just pnhIi-het the sh edition. price dime only,
CoNsU PT,oN AND SCROTULA;
A pouuIar treatise.

ByJ. J. foRsTER, 4. n,
yHowINC
~ with
night psmsnsy
knrr evil, sad had,
and ulcers rheum, swetnas " the ihs
r-nd and all ses-es siug from az the biood.
TINS iite pza bu frcfb. gives eli
sdvics ehrup,
vi'hosi truHrag -
commended sicrrd heads of families, ke
ahie susde IN tine ofrs-d.
enntsip. interesting information for those ae,ed
dezTn~-. rupture bodily defsrmties, &C
Io,fs0 ro,d,
few weeks, IN every par of the country
n b. n
post free BRfDGMAN CO, iss Grand street, View
York
9-dkep3nH
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The following nominations for corporation officers
taken up and acted upon BY the board Of aldermen
Monday LAST
The nomination Of John Waters clerk Of the Centre
Market rejected-ays noes I. Reuben Collins, Po-
lice officer Of the Fifth district con hrmed-ayes
r B. Owens commissioner Of improvements in the Third
and Fourth, wards rsected-ayes 5 nays 8"
Dense crowds st tbrong the City hall during the sit
ting Of the criminal court and evnce much interest in the
proceedings Of the trial Of Hon. p Herbert The taking
Of testimony closed yesterday and the summing up will
commence this morping
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iOr practical administration Of our system Of govern
nsnt .staf i
We hare mentioned that Mr.. Dunn Is one Of ths Fill
oOrs electors for IndAas The following resolutions
kdODtsd BY the convention which nominated him. will
how thai Mr. Dumas speech carries out the views Of the
lnOre party in Indiana;
"Rs.osed That In opinion, the present administration
been 80 conducted, both regards its foreign and do
.tis policy and especially BY giving eountenancs 20
III repeal Of the Missouri Compromise and the reagta
Of the question Of slavery 70 excite the just appre
Uson Of continuance Of power In the hands of lie sup
oers will prove dangerous the country and the Union
therefore pledge ourselves ali honorable TO
the Of its principles and Of those who design
i carry them oat. g ... ...a. e. ....
KssOrsd That deem Il szpedient TO form Fillmore
Doneson electoral ticket for this STATE and that the fol-
wing gentsmen be electors for the State large Hon.
sOrge @. Damn, Of Lawrence; Hon. Andrew W. usburne
u LIPorte." t.a ...r
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The under signed, for several yesBs past omcisl
translator the Department of State, Respectfully his
Spanish Fr-nch Portuguese and snspr-d
of clsims foreign
WISE and requiring sthu and r.sbs tsn-lston q ssI d"c
such land ues ersns deeress
a
phsscs lorr
of foieisp literary
hnd their apply the
uPon Ing promptly and satisfactorily s1,cupd
For further psrticulan Apply 10
l.. FITZGERALD TAsIsTRO,
$50 street, between 10th and Ilth Washington city, d. e.
June a4-dly
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yoriCEAB having bills ssdnst shrr Of The oees
" Comptroller Treasury, tb
Customs, the P hrd Fourth and fiith hBdtr Treas
United
81 Treasury, Light Board blank
books binding Other hereby noihrd
and requested for a.
lily repisd day. before the end
included The dishu
Or which they b. returned
payments may delayed mont
J. ID. COLNIs.u
July 6-t2vn DisLuT-ipR Clerk.
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larkef..

Nxw Yorx July 77.-Flour d droOpipg-ssIes Of IA 900
barrels good stats %, supens Ohio Sc To- south
erp same ~ yesterday. irregular and unqaot.b
sale. Of sooes bushels Corn s iregul-ssIes u 900
sasb. Pork has deciinedsses Of $50 barrels; ess
$40 IS Beefs dusalss Of 100 barrels, Chicago repscked
at Sill Lard 10 buoy snt-sses Of 300 barrel. III cent?
whisksy dropping Of $50 barrels Ohio IS 30
cents. Coffee hrm-saes Of 1900 bags; Rio IL cent?
Sugar frm-s.es Of 300 hog,hesds Muscsvsdo at cent?
Nothing vas done In molssses.
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willards' Hotel.
J. G. u. A. WILLARD,
PsnasyISGnia aSsnas saA FesTfssnfk direct,
Wsshisgsoa, d. c.

pRINTfSG-PREss for sale, cheap for cssh-A D.
eyhnder Hoes printing Enod unuiae odsr being
which the Washington Unon
printed. Apply al Once.
May I5-dihf
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poBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JAsIs have fcrn.s pan.
IL nership for The
Ccsu Of IN. Uned States rns " ne Cowr u Adare.
ws-hinson Cry, n g. #.H J.ps-eoArnf
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nY-Templsr. ~ Hosor s.s Tsmp-rs.ce.--The su
cnunrl This hoAy w Temperance HAIL.
tween ah and loth streets, t orn'ss July a. 10 occk
m.
July ~ a
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wAsHssros arr, July "a, 1859.

WAsHDerox arr, July q, 1859.
DrAa have deemed il proper and just 10 make the
Al your REQUEST called yesterday at near three o'clock
your friend upon Hon Mr. Buriingame being the
first opportunity had Of meeting him and Of delivering
your note After be had read IL informed him that
requested BY you to urge that meeting should take
place Al the earliest practicable moment suggesting that
afternoon this morning four O'Clock and hoped that
IL would suit his convenience
further stated that sou had supposed that all differ
between you and himself had been adjusted that
be Mr Buringame had reopened the matter you SUI
posed for personal difficulty and that you anxious
have tended without delay. He replied aThai Is the feel
ing Of gallant man and Brooks Is brave man. That he
would have 10 look out for friend and had none in his
mind At that time and perhaps be could be ready for
meeting at as early an hour you requested l also
impressed upon him the necessity Of entire secrecy
with his friend and further requested that he his friend
would communcae with me at my seat while the House
was in session. my after It's adjournment and
he had the right Of selecting the place for the meeting and
such other arrangements usual upon such occasions
that be would have the kindness let know at as
early an hour as convenient when and where and
what IL would be- Last evening" about eleven ociosk the
enclosed note from Mr. Burngame placed in my hand
by the Hon L. d. Campbell The place Of meeting desgp
patsd In said 10 far distant and would subject you
nny hazards of arrest and also to jurisdiction
without the limits Of the United States that as your
friend advise you without hesitation take further
notice Of the matter.
LAM sir, very respectfully, "a
Your obedient servant
JOSEPH LANE \
Hon P s. BRooKa
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BY EEL n q n A r n.

Non-Arrivai Of Steapsrs.
INV Yosk, July I'LL p. MP TO this hour there
nosgns Of the European steamers The Persia in her
eleventh and the Ericsson in her fourteenth day out,
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LOCAL N Z w 8,

HrAIrH RrroRI-ME Charles r. Force, commissioner Of
health makes the following monthly report Of intemen in
this city for June 1856:
Accident, 4; snasarca, Ii apoplery brain, conses-
ton OF a brain, disease Of brain, eusion in, bron-
chids l cholera Dfantum 8 collie consumption
couvulsons Il convulsions, puerpersl Ii disrrhGa s.
dysentery, 8; enierilis feysr typhoid gastrIts
heart disease Of Ii hydrocephalus, q ntempersnce
killed, l; old age, paralysis /; pleuropneumonis,
pneumonia, q Rheumatism .; scrofula, .; Stubborn 3,
rethiug, unknown, not reported, Al making in ali
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emsn and meet him at any convenient and soesssbls
point upon equal terms
respectfully ask that the suboinsd letter from General
Lane may be read and submit my conduct the intsi
gent and spirited people Of every State in the Onion
p s. BROOKS
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THE FRENCH RUsDATIoSs.-The amount Of the subscrip-
tons raised in New York for the relief of the sufferers b.,
The foundations in France Is $505O.
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"A plan for the establishment Of agricultural schoo
In connection with Yale College is before the people
Conneccut IL proposed locate the school al New
Haven, where the advantages already existing esmA
Ted NJ 100000.
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The Madison Banner, daily and weekly, has bern
pended Tor want Of patronage. The Banner Of
the oldest papers In The sse having been Published th
" years. Az vhig paper Il was well sustained, but
months ago espoused the bisekspubcsn cause and
pegged outs Iu propris,ors know that black
republicsnsm won't do 10 tie to- Fsvsy Rsrile.
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Face ne NEtic.
Mns Hsmp,hirs all RiahL

NtN HS"pfh"S on hNhL
We our friends in other States that the democrat,
Of New Hampshire, though perhaps not making much
noise their opponents wide awake active and de-
termined at any previous presidential election for the
last thirty year., and further that they oart b bsa
[Portsmouh IN 81 Gssen>
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Whole number Of death. from all causes. ~
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I'VE" AhAAsekAEsi.--h TNisuufB paper sAys'
The board Of canal commissioners have recently
awarded the carrying Of passengers the State railroad
from Lancaster to Philadelphia to the presidents Of thu
Pennsylvania asd Harrisburg and Lancaster railroads
This arrangement will single and unbroken super
vision Of passengers from Philadelphia Ptsburg
the possibility of Of any of those delays
which have hitherto operated against the travel upon this
route
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-19
POLICY OF SOUTHERN PLANTERS.

The return of seed.iue suggests few
remarks appropriate to the season, and bear
ing upon the true policy Of Southern plant
ers, as derived from the experience of the
past.
In many portions of the South agricultural
interests have prospered in spite of the de.
fective systems upon which they have been
conducted, as well as the entire absence Of
any system, as is the case in numerous in.
stsnoes. A propituous heaven and generous
earth have overcome the errors of man and
prospered his ill.directed exertions.-There
are many portions of the country, however,
where these blessed influence are less liberal.
ly felt, to be found chiefly where the popula.
ton has become dense and the capacity Of
the soil exhausted by over taxing. Here
Judgment and system become necessary in
order to secure reasonable remuneration to
labor; and it is to those occupying such less
favored sections that a word of advice may
not be wholly out of season or Improbable.