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Northern Nv. " Railroad.

--- FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
EEm.sassstYs:i MENT. Commencing Tuesday, Oct.
~-AA- 2sih, 1856. Two Passenger Trains
daily. Sundays excepted.
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Fare MS ioV. time as quick, as by any other route
connecting witt tn" Grand Trunk Railway Of Cam
adj. Through 1ick,fs t. be had at the principal
stations on Vt. Ceutral, Vt. a Canada Railroads,
and of N. L. Church, agent, Burlington, ".
GOING WEST.
Er,t Tram Leaves Rouse's Point at G, 4. NJ.
arriving at Ogdensburgh at II, A. n, connecting
"i h Grnnd Trunk hallway at ll.4i, 4. Nj, ar,iv-
Ing ut Toronto, Z. W, st9P. M.-lcdge- proceed
next morning by Great Western Railroad for liam.
,ltun, London, Detroit, Chicago and West.
Secona Ttdin.-Leaves houses Point at /. P. NJ,
on arrival o. Vt. Central Train, arriving at 0gdens-
bursb at . 30, p. NJ, G injecting with Lake ontario
Steamers for Kingston, Sacketts llarbor, Oswego,
Rochester, Toronto, Niagara Fa Is and Hamilton
GOING EAST.
FIRST Tram Leaves Ogtensburgh at 8, A. NJ,
connecting at Rouse's Point with Vt Central Rail.
Road and Lake Champlain Steamers for Burlington,
Boston and New York.
Second Trd,n.-Leaves 0gdensbuigh at 5.45,
p. VI. on arrival of Or md Trunk Train from To.
ronto. arriving at Rouse's Point at 0.3o p. NJ to
lndge-pr,ceed next morning by VI. Central cars
fer Bpstin an New York.
~ Trains connect at Pot dam, with Potsdam a
WATERFOWL Railroad and at Moo"rs Junction with
Montreal and New York Railroad.
Malone, Oct. 2ji, 1856.
GEO. V. HOYLE, Supt
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NEW GOODS.-A NEW STOCK OF E PIN
ami bracelets, NJ, ney Belts, Purses vi h and
without Chains, Ynrd Measures, Sewing Birds,
-cissors, Therm' meters, Cap and Veil springs, Na>
Bead, steel md Git Beads, steel aud Ivory stilet-
tos, China and hid Babies and Dolls Guid and
ii yer >Iec.acles, fuc -tc, ~Ucctac es. and the
greatest va iciy of hask IS [ haze had the pleasure
Of exhibiting all Of ~hich viii he Slt rs cheap as
the cheapest tctS j L. BRlNnMAlu,
At old stant New store Church street.
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nR. f. WESTON, JR., RESPECTFULLY IN
~ forms his friends and the public, that he is
now practi'ing his profe sion as Surgeon Dentist,
in burlington
Having devoted the last four years to the prac-
tico Of Dentistry, in the firm OF Childs, Shepherd
a Ridgeway, Bostoa, be confidently hopes to merit
the patronage of the community. All who favor
him with their custom, may be assureu of prompt
and skilltul attention, and on reasonable terms.
III. constant demand for his Tooth Powder, leads
him t. inform the public, that during tho past
twenty years it has been made exclusively by Den
tists for their own patients. This in itself, is suf-
heirnt guarantee for its superior quality. All who
have used it freely acknowledge its merits over any
other dentrifce.
Office over 5 L.. Herrick's Store. Church street.
Burlington, Vt, Feb. 4, 1855. d&wtf
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Mortified. Nov. 3. 1856.

XERL IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS
Spratts Patent Self-sealing Can for preserving
Fruits and Vegetables OF all kinds in a perfectly
fresh state, with their natural shape, color and
favor, without the a. dition Of sugar, Salt or Acid
These Cans ma br need year after year. The uirao
tons for preserving Frnit AMI Vegetables scrom
pany the Cans. For sale by Ii II. DOOLITTLE.
burlington, jel7 ddu
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EINGER RINGs.-A LARGE NEW AsSORT.
L NEST of Finger Rings just received at Church
Street Jewelry store.
sept rs j. Z. BRINSMAID.
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PRASE LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEwsPApER.-Ths
last numoers Of Frank LsAis's Illustrated Paper have
come 10 hand. In style ami general appearance it
resembles-and is quit. equal 10 the LOHdo- Illus
faf'd " Us, which Is world renowned Tor the excel.
lence and variety of it's illustrations The New
York paper, however, is sold ut half the price Of its
London Prot"t Pc The engrayings in Frank Lea
he are infinitely superior to those in BaLou's Pc.
torial.- Wig. Fasfon, Pa. Oct 2s .dS.y3m
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POtiCbOmaOie-

1 menting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the finest painted China, at . 1.-THE OF the cost, j.
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman are alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation. A chastc and elegant amusement for
children and Schools, encouraging a taste Tor grace
in design and harmony in the arrangement Of col
ors The whole Art can he perfectly acquired in
half an hour. Books of Illustration separately 81.
Boxes containing 2 Vases, Book, and every Article
required, S.. sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY & Co., Wholesale Store.
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ALWAYS IN ADVANCE,
Prices for Advertising in Weekly

II No subscription stopped until all arrearages
are paid, except at tho option Of the publisher, or
discontinued unless by positive orders.
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n he PLACE 70 81 ANYTHING IN FIR
line 81 Emhruidorics. White goods, six.
Dress foods, hiboon-, Trimmings, 'tawls, Naut,l.
La, hosiery, Gl">cs, l"r,c UPirg goods, Carpet,
If yea Wish t.. select ttou' one II lie largest stock.
in e II. MT, is ut
al2l STANlFONDis Dtl Gnuds md Calltl .tur
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Carpetings /.

XVTM, P. TENNi, 4 CO., HAYMA
w Square, Boston, invite the attention o
chasers to a fresh importation Of
ENGLISH CARPETS,
Embracing some NEW and BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS in
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels. Also, a fresh sup
ply of the celebrated
Bigsloi0 Pousr Loom Brussels,
OF superior quality and desirable patterns. Also,
Ihree-Ply, superfne, Kid ierminster. ami Low Priced
Carpets aud Floor Oil Cloths, from all the principal
manufacturers Rugs, Mats, &C ,-tor sale at the
lowest market prices,-wholesale and retail,
U14 Am
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E~RA7EFIiL FOR Tue LIBERAL PATRONAGE
~ extended TO the firm of q. ". Baxter 4 Co.
for five years past. the subscriber would say that
he is still at the old : and W th the same nsual as.
sr'tmrnt of useful a ID decorative 20. de. ami opps
thai by keeping on rand a gOnt .ssurtment of de>i-
rahlc &c IDS aid seiIinp at ems rahlp prIces he shat
stii' IN 'rt , cu"t nu 'Itc ,f lu.'ic ",O,.
q. ". hANTER,
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V l. II Y w T. T. X

Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
W the line executed with neatncss and promptly
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver plated, ready
made and engraved 1T short notice. Customers ca
rely on getting GOOD goods and at as low price
for goods of same quality as in any other quarter
All vlsltcrs to the town are invited to exa W inc th
New tore and new and extensive variety, whetho
wishing to buy or not. j. T.. BkINSMAID,
Formerly oithc firm of P~angborn 4 Brinsmsid,)
lltf Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
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TESTIMONY TESTIMONY TESTIMONY
TESTIM

fhtbfphb, VASE WA = loIOs
Messrs. Burr, Foster a Co., Boston.
tents | lie it incumbent upon me as a duty
which | owe 10 you aud the public, To make the fol-
loving statement in regard to the remarkable pow
or of Arnold, Fluid.
For more than a year my wife's mother and three
# my children were afflicted with a malignant hui
NOR, the character Of which eminent phi sicians
were unabe to da1mrns or prescribe a Suooes4tu rene
dy for. After trying many hunOr remedies, | was
induced to make use Of Arnold's Globules and vi
tai Fluid, ~hicn | am most happy to say has entire
ly cured them. For the benefit of others like afhict-
ed, 1 would say that M Ian suage Of commentator
which can use Is too -trong for the merits OF these
justly celebrated medicines. C. b. SHERMAN.
~,'lobules IS and 80 eents per box. Vital Fluid
80 ceuts II d 81 per bottle.
urr, Foster A Co., | Comhill, Genera Agents.
Mansfield 4 Co., IL City wharf. Special Agents
Weeks 4 Potter, 1874 Washington street, and Geo.
Goo Twin, 90 Union street, Wholefale Dealers.
Sold by prominent medicine dealers Centrally
sold ia burlington by I. A. / Eek. oet?4d6wti
SILL Err DOOR PLATES.-TIE CHEAPEST.
- handsomest, strongest and most durable AM re-
liable door-pIates, at No. !, Bank Block.
loctl3d BkINSMAlD 4
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~ and ITS Premature D.ciia..
Just Published, Gr IL, the Twentieth Thousand
A FEW WORDS On 7. L RATIONAL E\T.
MEN!, without Neiic,ne, of Spermatorrnth Lo-
cal Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, Geuit AM
Nervous bebiiity, mputency, and Impedimr,ts to
Mar iage generally. By u. DE LANEY NJ d
lnc Iuporta"t tact that the many slarn'o. C m
%ritur-. orsn'tint in the imprudenec az, ltu To-
OF y ut ma, Ice silly removed without iti '.
T., in tni4 snal tsac'. clear ly demonstrate. I'D the
entirely rev AID highly successful trt ,ttucnt, Ms
adopted ty the Auth r., fully oXplsine' by means
OF wt'ch - cry one : cnibl- to euro ! lmseif pvr-
lrctiy and 1t the least possible co... thereby avoid
lug II the advertised mot mns Of the day
S"it Ia any addrrss, prntls and post free in Q
seated envelope, hy RENTING tp"st Taid) two post
ngr stamps to DR d. DLL NEl, II lispenarl It.
New York city, Sep % d \ " 6m.
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IA HIS
A wi E r I G A N
Compound.


'InlE subscriber would respectfully ask the sttep.
" OIL 'he feoplc OF Vermont, to the claims Of
Bach's american Compound.
As one Of the best preparations before the public for
the relief and cure of the following co,nnlain,s
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throat Calonel. Nurs;r,
aud I lcerated Sore Mouths, Sore Nipples. Merou'
RAJ Iaints, Fever Sores, Scrolula, liberation of
the Lungs and stumach, all Nervous Complaint.
Female Weakness an Irregularities, Fluor Albus.
Cor Nhitcs,) Cough arising from an lrritatoi
case Of '
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn, whore this medicine is
prepared. and the Proprietors reside, q large list Of
tne most reliable anl respectable proofs of its efica.
cy nave been furnished in its favor, by the volun-
tary promptings Of those who have been relieved
ana cured OF long standing and extremely aggraya-
rel %nntctions Of the above complaints. from n
stateGI deslie to spread It's knowledge. and pro-
mote tho good Of others who may be similarly sf.
nictcd. "
It's influence has been peculiarly harry in all
cases of bronchial and Throat aIg ctions, from slight
to Chronic luaaumatiuns and llcerations. Also in
some very marked cases Of Female Weakness and
irregularities, and many other complaints enumera.
ted above.
We have also some strong cases Of this charactdr
in our own state, in which it tas been used With
wonderful success, where tor years resorts to many
ether RENE lies have filel to aford relicf,-its in
gredients, among which is compound fluid tx
tract Of
"DEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
and competition arc such as to render il pefectlv
cate and harmless, requiring tic exercise OF no e.
peciaI care in regard 70 the habits Of the individual,
beyond th't ordinarily necessary.
From a personal knowledge # these facts, I do
not hesitate to say To- al ~ho nto ia any " nniict-
ed with bodily Weakness, Debility, Inflammation,
Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BAGu'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
l. recommended in the strongest assurance Of
Relief aud Cure.
FRED. +. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
4 Card.
For the convenience Of Druggist and individuals
now using this Medicine in the state Of Vermont, a
constant supply will be kept in the hands Of our
state Agent, FRED. Z. SMITH, an all applications
'r orders will be promptly filed, On the same terms
nE when addressed TO Us.
7. V. R. COVENTRY 4 co, proprictors.,
CD
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RECOMMENDATIONS .

To the following recommendations and approval
Of this great local work, from the most prominent
and Influential men IN the Country, the attention Of
every citizen ofChittendcn County il most earnest
ly solicit d.
Having completed from actual surveys Mfp of
Chittenden County as above, and employed skillful
artists to engrsve it in a supe irr manner, | have
arranged with Messrs. Baker, Tilden 4 Co. to pub
lish The work. These gent emen have for several
years been enga ged ia the pu location of Topo-
graphical Maps, and are excel cd BY none in the
high reputation they have acquired in this occupa
ton. | confidently recommend them as rcsponsi-
bile, energetic and ecutlcmanly in all their transact
tions, and am certain that they will. as they iuyati-
ably have done. give entire satisfaction to all who
may have dealing with them
HENRY F. wALLING,
Supt. State Map Of Mass.
Messrs. Baker 4 Co. have published maps # sew.
eral Counties in Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Among those who have examined Maps and the sew.
eral surveys mad" by II. +. Walling, Est, Civil
Engineer and upt of tate Nap, and approved and
recommended them "a accurate and reliable, are the
GLOWING distin. uishod gentlemen:
MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTICUT.
Emory wasburn, EA-Gov Hon. L. 1 5. Foster.
Hon. Isaac Davis, tienry {. Dcming,
" Amasa Walker, 7. II. Seymour, ca. Gov.
4" JnO Il. Paifrey, W. W. Ellsworth ,~ex-tuv.,
" Jared Sparks, Hon. Henry Barnard,
" John II Clifford, James Dixon,
-" James Walker, Joseph Trumbull, cx.Gos.
" Robt. c. Winthrop, Hon. Gideon Wells,
" Geo. N. Briggs, Vim. A. Buckingham,
" Edward Everett, Era>tus Williams,
" n. 7. Banks, Jr.. II. d. Norton,
" Geo. 5 IL Boutwell,, ex- A. II, Hubbard,
Gov,
" Charles sumner,
" Rufus Chuate,
" VIM. d. Calhoun.
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0NrrAln cfrre prrss.

PRINTED at No. c College Street, Burlington, ".
GEO. W. & q. G. BENEDICT,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs,
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House and Lot For Sale.

IIOU1U anu iUl OF Silt.
I(oK SALE wasn't lot c rner of Union and
Adams street, also adjoining lot on Union ST.,
with dwell ing house, barn, good garden, well,
ecistcrn 6c., the Is will be sold together, or sep
hrate. For terms enquirof Mrs. j. Z. llawley on
the premises, orot II. Il. White.
February, /, 1856. wifi
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OK { FOR LIGHTNING, AND PROTECT
HLyourselves in season. The subscribers are agent.
fer uiIN' PATENT RODS, the most complete pro.
lection against Lightning yet devised, and ire ready
10 put them up in any quantity en- short notice. We
havo been Ill the business II year., and have al
ways gwen good s tisiuctI,n
A. H.. 4 u. VI. DUNCAN.
Winnoski, june 2, 1851 dAv6m
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t0LD PENS. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
" large, medium and small Gold Pens, Pencils
and Holders, received. Try 'em,
APPS J. L. BRINsMAID.
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LNOR sALE.-A CLAPBoARD MACHINE FOR
j saving Clapboards six feet long built last
winter by o. BELkNAP 4 Co., Northheld.
llESRY RoLFE Agent Hunterstown Lumber Co.
Burlington, Oct. Is, 1856. wl6 If
Vermont Waterman please copy one month and
send bill TO this office.
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1}U LISIlEp THIS DAY. THE BACCALAU.
'"at" >e'n"n, preached by Pres. pp,>E ,h"f"rt
the Graduating Class IN the uurersi y Of Vermont,
August 1856. Aud for sale by
septic r. 4. FULLER.
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PATENT BALANCE PRESSURE

y Ms PATENT BALANCE PRESSURE
IL VALVE HYDRAULIC RAM. for which a
Silver Medal WAS war led by the American Insti.
tute October, l>55. The above Ram which is a re-
cent invention of the patentee, is capable Of forcing
water to a greater elevation than any other ram,
with the same head supply Of water, and warranted
not to stop working at any time, if there is a sufi-
cient supply of water, and no leak Of air traps in
the drive pipe.
In the ordinary RAM, the valve rests upon the
aperture it is designed to close, presenting a much
larger upper surface for the pressure in the air
chamber than the area on the lower surface, on
which the water acts in opening it consequently
the pressure per square inch required to lift the
valve is as mu;h greater in proportion as the area
4 the upper surface is greater than the area of the
sperture-hence the great loss of power.
The principal Improvement in this over other
water rams consists in the upper and lower surfaces
of the valve opening-into the air Misunderstanding
ofthe same area, the pressure per square inch requir-
ed to open it is but slightly greater than that in the
sir chamber consequently there is noloss Of power
in it's action-hence its ability to throw more water
than other rams which, having valve seats, are
liable to catch and retain sand or gravel, and there
by to leak and get out of order. Oth< important
advantages will be apparent in viewing it while in
operation.
The subscriber has been a practical plumber in
this city and elsewhere for the past twenty years,
and trusts, BY strict attention to the business, in all
It's various branches, TO merit full confidence.
Lead pipe, sheet lead, brass cocks, pumps of all
descriptions for sale at the manufacturers prices,
and all other articles in she business at the lowest
rates. The above water rams are made and for sale
by
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- AND 16 CARAT RTNGi.-A VIEW AND
10 fine stock OF II, -, lC and Is Carot Plaiu
Rings, Of all sizes aud weights just finished for my
retail trade Il new st,cN Of go"ds Ia all dep,it-
ments selling a. cheap rs the cheapest Call and
see, b., the old ,tand. Church st Get.
&C p j. =. BRIN MAID
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w MUSIC -lNsTRUMENTAL. FREMONT,
~ Polka Give'em Jessie, Polka; Gossip. Waltz.
Grassh"pper, Waltz MallIe, Waltz Fairy Schot.
hsoh-V"cal Did you ever IN sing thee a song
oi a dear little heart You remember Ellen, Justre
ceived at husT'S Music store. No. 5 bank block.
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This certifes that | have arranged with Messrs
Baker. Dui-n 4 Co ct li'ston, % publish the Map
"i 'h'ttenden County. which has been advertised it
my MAINS.
vi If C. SMITH 4 co.
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Z. W. SABIN, NJ. D.


Auburn, y. Y, June 10, 1866.
We, tNc Undersigned, have received the formuI.
for preparing ''Bach's American Com pound, - and ~
TAR IA we nave tested it, can recommend its general
use Il, a tonic aud Alternative Medicine, to remove
vitiated Ilumors Of the Blood. and peculiarly adaT-
ted to Pennies suffering from Leucorrhoea ,(Whxos,)
and to those whose constitutions are enfeebled from
Intermittent Fever. JOSEPH NJ. NORRIS, NJ. D.
LANSINGI BRIGGS, ND
A. {. TABER, NJ. D.
Hon. D. L. DODGE, Of Auburn, y. Y, and late
member Of our state Legislature, and one Ct the
most acc nplished Physicians and Chemists Of our
country, after giving this medicine his personal OBJ
servation, says -" 1t is destined to supersedc all
liquid preparations for the cure of Chronic dis
eases
Bach's Famiiv Recipe Book is to be had gratis .
all AZ nts-,ou will there see cures of diSsases-
cordei-aud you are invited to communicate =
any whose certificates are given, in order % p-Sy
them genuine.
-CAUTIOS-
All the genuine medicine bAgs the fac smile Of
p. V. r. COVENTRY a co ~the 0utsiisR-ap;sr .
frtncirIe once AMI Depot. SO ST
AUBUkN, y. Y.
FRED. L. SMITH, General Agent for the sta.
Of Vermont.
July 1856. WI WY
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Importer of Wines and Liquors, AZ Front Street,
1.-Two doors from Coenties slip,) New-Nork.
March !, 1855, WITT
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The undersigned having examined surveys made
in different Iar's of the County, un Ter the direction
ct II. +. WallinE->upt "i state Map"i VT sasakc,
pleasure IN recon reuuiug the Map OF Glitter den
County t. hc published by Messrs. .afe-. Tiid,n&
Co, Of Boston, ts ne c tiz'ns OF this County as be-
ing IN our opinion a very "A cur tc, reliable, aud
practical Map, and IA complete '0urfy Dr' tIry,
aud well worthy their liberal patron &c, c%uHsiicr-
ing the cx 'ense attic dim I, survey. procuring so
&C ;nralely al the names, locations, dis'a { =, t wn
plot, views, &c, and the limited sd lit must ucces-
arlly meet Win ga account Of tts being entirely q
local work. We think they offer it very rcasoua-
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OF l..

TkElsbny DEtAsfsEsr. Decemhti ], sSa.
Notice hereby holders Of stocks Of UGed
that this department win purchase the Of 81
said stocks at time when the may be offered prior
LIST day Of June nex win pay therefor following prices
wit;
For sock Of the loan Of 1884, premium Of 10 per Fer
stock Of the OF and 1884, premium Of For
stock Issued under the Of 1885, COMMONLY eaee Texan ndem
nifty stock premium of And for stock Of the loan Of
s46, reseemabe oh The ieh November ls6 u
Treasury prior the h day Of January premium
cent received between the h January and 3s March
nex premium of and received aer the 3lst March,
and prior said ist Of June premium Of IN
Interest will also be allowed said Stocks specified
In the certificates from the July assigned primer
pal Of the CERTIFICATES received the LIST January Aer
thai date, the interest will he allowed In addition the
from LIST January the date of their receipt In both
days will DO allowed addition foI money
seller.
Certificates department under the presen,
dee should BIO duly assigned United States with the
half year prior the LIST January nrx by party
entitled 10 receive tho purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts upon assist
ant Boston, New York. Philadelphia, the pare
entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l-dtlstJuneif
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LOCAL NE w q.

gives much pleasure announce that those universal
vorites, the kankes, have commenced short al
the Varieties Their appearance In Washington always
welcomed BY crowded and admiring audiences.
Winters doramas have met with much success In bis
city that two exhibitions announced The exhibit
tons given at Odd Fellows Hail.
The wind exceedingly high Sunday as-hgh enough
to carry away the dsrrcks upon the top of the
monument.
Mr. Speaker Banks has issued the necessary orders to
vent persons from smoking in the hall of the House
sentatiyes. 'n
Persons who disposed to make river road" Of the
Potomac 10 m present tight condition should bear in mind
that u 10 not the safest highway that could be chosen
Tue Alexandria Gazette Of yesterday morning says:
"On Saturday afternoon last DR.. =. j. Murphy and w.
Arthur Taylor esq, OF this place, returning bug
~ from the residence Of H. Allen Taylor esq., few mile.
below this place heyor convenience and the OF
the routetook the river road IL called-hat is pro-
ceeded homewards the ce they had gone down the
river the same In the morning danger was appre-
hended but, when about miles from town. and whilst
driving not FAR from the shore the horse and buggy broke
IN suddenly DE-. M. and Mr.. T. their escape TO the
hrm ice, and received injury. Intelligence was soon
conveyed 70 town OF the accident and Numbers went to
the place Tor the OF the horse buggy which
The water was not than about Eve feet deep was
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