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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-06-11
Public Sale Of Real Estate

Public Sale Of Real Estate.
RY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
~ of Columbia county, Jacob r. RohrLach,
Administrator OF Jacob Rohrbach late OF
franklin township, Columbia county, ieceas.
ed, will on
Saturday, the 2lst day of June next,
at O'Clock p. NJ, expose TO PUBLIC SALE
upon the premises a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
late The homestead of said decedent, situate
in franklin township, Columbia county, ad.
joining lands Of Mary Heacock, Samuel B.
Deimer and Moses Hover, containing about
THO Hundred and Taoenty.eigM .Acres,
On The property are good dwelling house,
large log barn, a tenant house and stable.
There Is an excellent spring of water, near
the house, shd
TWO APPLE ORCHARDS,
are on the property. II is on lie road lead.
ing from Cattawssa 10 the Esther Furnace.
About 55 acres are WOODLAND, and the
remainder in good state of cultivation.
Terms made known on the day of sale by
JACOB F. ROHRBACH, Adm'r.
By order Of the Court,
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk
Frapklin township, May l2, lS56-ts.
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FANCY GOODS, of every description and
variety, new styles, and fresh from New York
and Philadelphia, for sale at the cheap store
M'KELVY, NEAL & co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-08

RIFRESH ARRIVAL. -
II 70 Sacks strictly prime Rio Coffee.
10 iIhds Prime Sugar,
10 Bbs Powdered Sugar,
10 do Crushed do
8 do Soft Crushed do
10 Bbs Golden Syrup afolasses.
20 Sacks hne Eastern Salt,
10 Boxes Raisns,
Cask yante Currants, ~
% Bbls No, medium Maekral,
"a Boxes smoked Herring, -
10 Kegs Sup Carb Soda,
~ do Soda salsratns.
just received andfor sale BY
ALEX TURNER, as3
sePls Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-08

OPENED THIS DAY, another lot Of Chiekering Sons
W Piano Portes, which claim 70 be
brought TO this market standng all gas and wind
bargain. =
erespeetfaly call those who want an Instrument
that can be relied price, select
from our ane stock now ready sale No 20 Union
iesol J.ssEILoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-08
NEOUs.
Fla rs AN Is CA PS.

=
yHTE have this day ofhe nessnd most
w lfaiassornenis Of sand Caps ever brought
this ciiy the most ss could be made IN the
tern markets.
II comprises In part the following Kinds:
Gents MOL sik Aoieskn Hats. light elastic, made By
the best hatters East and IN striet With
dersi Gents ine white and biac otter, seal &e.;
Kno Nothing and Wide Hats black; Soft Fur and
Wool f9atz OF every color, quality and price.
-AIsO-
Caps Of every description and e most recent STYLES
such the Nevada, Know Nothing yrenese Pyramid. Ca
madam, Russian EnElish washington, and consolidation
Caps and al other kinds IN abnnHnce, which viii be sold
loxer than Goods Of these oHsed before to
this community.
Ciidren,s Hat and Caps Of al kinds Just received
the most fashionable houses In New York.
Carpet Bags, Fur3 and Gloves always ON hand
An persons most respectfully call in aud
anime magnificent Stock OF Goods PURCHASING
elsewhere feeieonhden NE can please the mort
fastidious.
Nothing v bewan,ing part 70 suit and rceoumo-
date our numerous patrons.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II you wish anything IN the way Caps just give
call, VIII guarantee that will sen goods
low they be any yhere this Philadelphia
and on the most favorable terms.
fnrI 8
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49, - = tosd n nd Silver TEntcIaes.
FINE assortment Of Railway Time Keepers and an OH
III er kinds Of Watches, in old Silver II1ntins No
ie and D b. easess for sale io, every watch Wi
ranted- I SrtflTIr
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Removal

DARTRiDGES GALLERY Of Iskeuesses - -,.,,,., q.
M. Nam street. doors above sionros east sds
which z known by MI arsts be ANY
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

REPORTED FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

REPORTED FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
Las, evening there was large assembling,
OF ladies and gentlemen at the Fuller House, 4
celebrate the landing OF the Pilgrims, on Ply
mouth Rock. on December a2d, 1870.
MEETING on rHg y. E. Socrrry.--At :
O'Clock. meeting Of the New England Socie
~ WAS held in the gentlemen's paror Of Tho
Hotel. The meeting was called 10 order b.
appointing l.. A. BABcocK, ESQ, Chairman
add DASA WHrx, Secretary,
The following gentlemen were elected officer
of the Society for the ensuing year
President Mosrs SuERBrRSE.
Vac PrsSdsnfs--M. Il. ANns, L. A. Ian
cocH, and DoRiLls MORRISON. Of ST. Anthony
Seersiary-DaNA WHITE.
Iredavsr--CHARrEs T.. MAYO.
Executive Commtitss |. HARRISON
j. b. SASBosS, l.. Z. PALMER, GEoRcr r
BEorr and j. W. SELRy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
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=
OF certain ccal he'ds on the Delaware ant
Sehuylkiu
\ ,oast IN homer Of the President elect call
~ ~ f... nj. "a .e.l
w w W. i""N' '"V w. "w'''"A' "''k''
IA the social character of Mr, RrCuANAN, BIZ
cod,
o,iSm.
.v ,... -. a..
""e'''S ""' we '"''" ~ Wv
N""s We are "u''
NJ T., ANS, ls,, responded,
v "'s'-"'
ihh"nohf FRENCH, was caikNt upon 10 re-
ps,ml. which hr d.i hua,os,,uxly and el,
vevnuy'
"a w., A ,,
"" "" w. ''N'"N"" ''SP"'""''
The Chairman announced that the assemh
L.. ,.t, t.. H. a.. e.u,.
'"s' ""''" y''" u" ""'s"S WV """""s
-.
rp,N--tsi Ian, Sy~s
Nhuthp em foto'a.hefs Nc i"fN"N
anu ne,rr ntousht 70 NINA
'pr 'n's' .n' ha,ushlps ans Va" pans
80 - - ).
s"es'a QUE iev,a.nss oe nsses
shaed oar iorciashss be forgot,
Nad The d"!s'' Aud 'Ans ss"e :
They were noble band and true,
r.. INA, nav. e, ,as. w, Wv OCEAN .eaf
Upon an unknown shorr,
should our icreia'hers, Se.
They lel, their country, home And r,,,uJ,.
fsr truth and .. conscience nae sake
Mos, ciesr0ally id b,eaI.
should our fcreta'hcts, Nc
and shat, ma, We, ,hci, children. then
Their virtues emulate,
nv M wv a ne'p !" men'"s
NV "" ", ~ wv ,N .N".
o' M a.y nnoS,o,s wa. . uo s., ~ Which
And where !, grew aud took deep root,
A"' ','sm , ~" ' s's',oas siohe;
S"""'' our '"'''s'"err &C
Then hail old Plymouth ever dear,
Aud hall, New Ensnnd, tool
S,,s ' ,ss " ,h "I hpao, sn s''' vi"
Aud their laretaihsrs ne.er Io,get
- Their yr,os IN. spa 1hs,y INV" S,o,,ou. ass,,.
Aud the days Of Aold Lang syns.
Inc cong was given IN hearty manncr---all
me company "alidns' ana every person
joining,
The volunteer toasts werc continued.
by ts4.o' Ra"~,--New taasna In 1850.
Mr.. FRENCH responded to this sentiment, --~
He referred "a, the coudltion ot New Enylnnd M
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Ni-oSic Saturday Besi. being t~ Ann
ver.sry a -. John, the Evangelist. vh", ao'
cor,iing IN Nasoaic tradition. vas iir hrst
Christian Ma.oa. viii be appropriately obsfrv'
81 nv the fraternity 10 this city. llse sermon On
he occasion viii ee d,liycrej by Rev. Nr. Pss-
MAN. chaplain Ia the ''raOd Lodge Of the 'e''
.,tory and PreIate 81 tee Encsmpusnt o.
kmigh,hcc! 10 ,hi. city. Ills ibemc vii be
The moral Ten.lenci,s 81 FIRE Masonry.
We hop. on that day 10 s"c isrsc aud'eroe
"A ATTENDANCE. AZ Ne have 20 dosbt, 'r'sa the
acknowledged sbiii'y Of 'ie Rerresd gentle
,aaa se,e,.if,i q. SPEAKER that ,boss present ~''
H., trezad 60 co. 81 the most fiOQ0ca' dc
enar@- 4 kas ever b~u ,i,er rsoi ieipn- IL
I,.,ea To igssa. h's r.ssjeDor N sa,s city
Mr. Peaman has earnsd q lssrvsdy high
rrpqts,ion ~ a pulpit orator. which nTu'a'
lion. a, arr persuaded siil not 'aiE'r ou 'hi'
,ce4sloa. a. hi thu. IS oar soSiay ~ ,hs tss'
sf,r,. II the nos, distinguished sSatos IN shs
~~a,ry. We hal give Timely no;icc TO oa'
rrsArss Of the hoer and pac- Of ho'dinn'"'
SAM.
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In ,i..eo, w. r. ,bs i0,h ipsi by Rev. H. heiiss. NJ,
Joss ". csti1v Of Monticello, " hi~ EsrA ssvn ~
Dssra.
In IhsshasssB, oa the 7tth all, W Hsv, rbsrlss ~
shsisss, NJ issAn ~ 1srrsoLl snA Mos lass
tissuly
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not there obtain their livelihood from the pur,
suits Of husbandry to which they had been brrl
and the manners and language Of the people was
to them disAgreable iIariships aud troubles
oppress them vet they do not ,lesn.ir;and SEEN
to he conscious that they arr 10 act eonspio.
uous part 10 the great drama OF human affairs.
They resolv 10 bring themselves again within the
pale Of the English government, but u, a place
40 far removed from the throne that the arm Of
the monarch cannot fall heavily upon them. or
reach them They now seek home in the
UNEMPLOYED wlds of America In their zeal TO
find refuge from religious dcspo,ism no oh.
staclcs seemed 80 great to them that they could
not b. overcome. no danger so imminent as
not Ia h. avoided.
Observation-Disclosures,
And dared a fsartai doom
70 build al altar To their Go]
N"' nun s"'' a'"'
Atter troublesome and vexatious delays, they
at length embark in the Mayiiower, and sail for
Amer'sa never sup oross'u ti'e o"an :"
r'.n'! 'aoep ne'oe, nec was ~e,s"n uowu
WIN .ne NV, Tsus :" run!"'e' tue h'pP'pcss "
unoorn millions wsr' aepe'"','s upon @i sa'e
pAss.'ee ae,oss ~, uesP' !. Wo"'a , a'"'oe'
see'' 70 W sna' 'nc JOSH" W o'.''n ''se'' ~a'
eous.oas W .us s.eAs .'','su'e " W"s o''nE'
sna uns' ~ a''ea' ~ nov" ,''~s'u WV" en'
vo"au sae'y, vn: p'a'.u "'u s's"'1 IVY
y! Nm Na, W. u'", ',e"sa' y o''""
'"s r ~ 'ue e,e'''c"'' sn'uf' :" 'us''
'uey a'o uo,ne s'aes s.'oNs '"c "oep'"ia Wv
APiS"nance o' i",'u otc"hs upon 'nvr longing
.1'o,. a'u 'n'', q, "ea'S oe'"'v uePr,sSn' no"
%np 'o' Jos, ,"ey aPP'""cn '"e sno'e' 'ne
n"'p',sos VI "'",e' n"" oo'no y" wy "''"g,
no'" ','e sess o''u sa'.a'" WINS '"W' 'h'ouRu
."e ''a"e" "'ao.'@s. '"o .S"" APPEAR s"'
ue' VIZ .""u'y "'e"s. nv. w, WIN SUI
u0 ",''u .''u'""' wy o."e',.' en"~ WHY.
We, o" "uAE ','.,'o'' na' P.o'a,N " ''o", o"'
WV! ""''''' "'',o' s"s' '" ''.'' " "sos' WEI
.o"'e ""u "'o., "'t"'y i''o .""" any "fo'''y
y. SOU VI "''u'ess VI 1'",'.e W oeauY .,
ss@s '.ore ~ecome' 'nueeu' "'', ,ne s'gh' o'
ss"S apu S'lrs u P''seNn ""'i,. WIS '"'r
Y, re'e",ue WIN "s uh'ra''''."',", sway a. sue
u'u On na'urc na.''i morn Ana sue "ioh' oadc
'',n H''""" a. wv! '"n'S'
Willing TO suffer all thing. II they night
enjoy the blessings OF liberty, aud tansmi,
them to their posteri,y. They resolve to
reach the shore, and make preparations for a
home. Dangers and sniierngs from sea. from
storms, from savagcs from privations attended
them. How life itsel' can pass through 50
many nnd ~ great perils seems almost mar.
vellous But the Pilgrims were laboring and
suffering for the future generations. Aroan
their heads invisible spirits were keeping
guard, and from the relms Of Immortality came
legions TO MD their efforts
Ordinarily when men cneau, in pr,a, and
perious undertakings. tiyersit,,s OF opinion e,.
ist among them. as 10 the moie o, cnnduc,ipy
,hese undertaking.. and AZ 10 the nronr,c,y oi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

SUDDEN DEArH,-A man b, the name Of
Charles Beonpry died suddenly o, Wabashaw
% the morning Of the ll,h inst \ coroner 5
Jury summoned 10 investigate the cause OF his
death, came To the conclusion that he died IN a
tit OF d,irism htnsus. Another warning TO
those nov inst beginning to tread il the path
al the ,nebriate.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

To PRIxrERs.- large assortment Of Nc.
Creary's Colord Inks. jus, received and for
sale at this Office.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

Real Estate III Superior. says the Sups; ior
Chron cie. has advanced City per cent since the
passage Of the railroad bills by the Legislature
ol Wisconsin Share. in the town that two
months ago we're oAsrcd Tor $4,000 and So.
100, nov readily bring $4,000. Uoimprcye'l
lands within Eve miles OF the place nre -'ilioc
at from five TO tea dollar. per acre. This - 'n-
trrps,ing news 10 property owner in superior.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

rkkyDNsD nHEATfi--wbs, IsIy ~ ssafisnss
would rsmsin ssdss tho NJ dlssxrs~sbs breath
-hsa by ssii.x the % Bats ~ fpoesAsp BLsw kss'
asassisss would esiy sssdsr bet issys
tie teeth sbi,s slsbssisr MANI ysssss Do not bssv
uew breath IL bad and the sajsst i Jsssts thsis
friends vii aessf mssion D.. poss ssasis drop Il
isim tsas taoth bfssh. sHi wssh the tsssk seht
sad fan,niss any tent bottle Will tsst ysss.
A bkAUIIttI CDAPLbxiOS msy esstiy he ss1s H.
ID by asisa The BALE ~ 1socsAss tLowsss.n n
sll remove tan. psmyiss ssd ffechks fsem The shis,
ksvibs II ~ sSft snf r~ssfs hue Wet Towel poss
on two ~ iafss a'aps. swa sssh Tie fsss sixst ssd
Boraiss sr
-ithsf cold ~ ~stsf, tgus Two tbsts fsope
~ The HALE ~ fssgsAss kf1wsas,H rub tie
ara soil, asd sb HssAs beautiful ssii iathss msGk
facilitating tbs epsratos Of shaving. friss onfy nhy
essis b@ssrs of sSussssiets, Nsas se~sine nniss1
signed ~ y.P. tEfkiD0E h DO,
trspkEH Evssss, New Ymk.
~ SAT- W sef s<epis, IDHD kkfLOeg,
whsis-sis and ksssil Dssssisis
Dstt aA~ssa saint PssI n. r.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

Loss,-Yesterlay week, sass the Waba-
ahax JoarhGl Of the 9Th inst. Mr. Wilson. OF
Reed. Landing, While engaged in hauling a lot
OF goods over Lake Pepia i,r hls new store at
l.akepoft. one Of his teams broke through the
ice. and ooe Of thu hcrs.s was drowucl The
other horS, vas rescued. Mr.. W. had purebss-
ei the team and paid Hour hundred dolars but
q lew hours before the accident
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

LANDS 10 HE WrHDGAwS.--We would AL.
yise persons say. the superior Chro"'s'e WHO
have not yet made presumption c'a'ms t" do 50
immediately Wi,hin wees Or 50 all the M
claimed land 10 Wisconsin within thirty mises
ofthc st. Cro,N aud Lake superior railroad
linz viii hr withdrawn from market ~ accord
.,nce With The act OF Congress granting lands
20 this STATE for railroad purpose A. this i
the last opportunity, Horr shoud 'rg''ci 10
avail themselves OF u.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

MILITARY learn from the Superior
Carmieie that the Young men Of that place
have organized volunteer company. g. In
,sace prepare for war.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

ALN,.--i'h,s IL the name OF new town r,'-
Gently laid out short distance above what is
known as Twelve Mile Binf by river men, on
the Mississippi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

TsPRRoTAn CRY This is the name 81 a
new town, recently laid out on the Mississippi
river, near Beet Slough bar, II is said 10 pos
sess great many advantages as town site,
aud the proprietors, M@srs Ford and Casey,
are men OF enterprise and capital
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

A paper has been started lately at the town
OF North Pepin, called the NORTH Pep.n hde.
pendent The frat number was issued on the
ilih inst
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

THASKs.Wc are under obligations to :. $.
kepler, Esq, Of Wabashaw, Tor sending Us a
club OF subscribers TO the " WEEKLY PioSEsR
AND DEMocRAr" II we had a number Of such
good friends throughout the Territory AZ Mr..
kepler, VIZ should soon have the pleasure Of
SEEING onr Weekly subscription list US large as
we could desire. We hope others will initiate
Mr.. X. example in procuring us subscribers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

IAMLs KINDS. ATTOKSEY AND COCN
- sELJoR 81 lev, sois,ss !. Chssessysad Gssst.
~ i4t,i Assni. Tss,-ss dee tisus. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-20

r The wOrshipful Sir Bigby Somerville
did keep bountiful house full ever Of brave
company at his seat in Suffolk. At one time
among his guests did happen a young gentle
man from the Court, whose apparel was more
garnished with lacings and gold than his brain
with modesty or wit. One time, going into the
fields with his host, they did espy a homely
milk maiden with her pail.
"Prythee, Phillis," quoth the courtier, leer-
ing the while at the girl, " and if give thee
kiss, wilt thou give me a draught of thy
ware"
(" In the meadow" quoth she, "thou wilt
find one ready to give thee milk, and glad Cf
thy kiss, for she is Of thy kin" ="
The Court gallant looked in the meadow,
and espied a she ass.
$50 sharp, fair rustic" quoth he, angrily,
4" thou lookest as if thou couldest barely say
boo to goose
"Yea, that can /, and 10 a gander alse."
Whereat she cried out Justify, "Bo."
The young man hastened away, AMI the
worshipful Sir Bigby did laugh heartily, and
entertain his guests with the tale
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EXCITEMENT IN CoURr.-The Richmond
Dispatch says:
/" The most remarkable case that has ever
come before a Virginia court, was tried In the
dMustings Court Of this oity on Saturday last.
THOMAS A Linton was indicted by the grand
jury the day before, as being a woman in
mans apparel This indictment was made
on the oath Of Martin n Lipscomb, who swore
positively before the grand jury and the Hust-
inEs Court, that the accused was a female
aud even went so far as to declare that be
would take his own life, if his declarations
were not fully substsntiated by medical gem
tlcmen. Mr.. Linton, pending the trial, vol.
UNFAIRLY placed himself in the hands Of six
medical gentlemen, all Of whom, on their re-
turn into court stated upon their oaths that
the accused was a well developed man-as
much so as any other person in the densely
crowded courthouse On this statement tho
jury rendered verdict OF not gutLty, and the
accused was thereupon acquitted.
" Some eighteen months or two years ago, q
young man, then residing in this city, who
understood Lipscomb's character thoroughly,
and VINO would 90 to any length to enjoy q
Joke, pointed Mr.. Linton out to him at tho
theatre, told him L. was young man Ia dis
guise, and promised him an introduction.
Being lady man, and Linton having a very
efeninate appearance, Lipscomb became des-
perately in love with him, and on the first oc-
casion he could get, proferod Linton his hand
in wedlock. Linton, il is said, to carry on the
joke, accepted his ofier, and they were engaged
TO be married When the time approached
for the consummation Of the nuptial vows,
Linton succeeded in extending it, and left the
city for several weeks. On his return, he
continued the joke, not supposing that any
thing serious would be the result until Lips
comb became jealous Of his friendship for
others, and broke off the engagement When
these facts became known, Lipscomb was
jeered by bis friends for his credulity, and
having, as he thought, every reason to believe
that Linton was a woman, and living amongst
US in mans apparel, he appeared before the
grand jury and made statement, which in
duced that body to take steps to bave the
matter investigated"
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May q, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issued psrsuant to the act Of Congress Of
22d July, 1915, that such stock Is redesmable by
its terms, and will be paid at the Treasury the
surrender OF the certificates thereof, on the 18th
OF November neGt, when interest thereon will
cease.
This department viii continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, In addition
to the interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
the vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
elusive, one-hsH Of one per cent sn the amounts
specified In ths certificates;
On such stock received between the lst and 31st
days OF August, one-fsurth Of one per cent;
And On such stock received after the 3lst day of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, win be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled to receive the pur-
chase money; and when sent prior to the LIST July
the current half years interest mu also be as
signed by the present stockholder, otherwise such
Interest Will be payable as heretofore.
Aud notice Is further given to holders Of other
stocks Of the United States that this department
will purchase the same between the 1st day of
June and the LIST day Of December next, unless
thesum of 81 800 COOS be previously obained,
and wiz pay for the same, in addition to the in
tersst accrued from he day Of the last dividend
ofInts,est, and on. days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor, the following rates
ofprenium:
On stock Of the loan Of 1912, premium Of 10
Per cent;
On st ock Of the loans Of 1s47 and 1S4s premium
Of Is per cent;
And on stock Issued uade1 the act Of 9th Sep
tembsr, 1850, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of 6 per cent.
CertiAsates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par
~ entitled to receive the money; and IL sent pre-
vlous to the 1st July, the current half-year's in
teret must also be assigned by the present stock
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year to
that day will be payable to him as heretofore.
Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts the assistant treasurers at Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
m2s-dtl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FRENCHAN ENGLISH FEMALE SEN
MARY FOR BOARDING PUPILS.

BY NJ. A. TYSON SISTERS.
THIS SEMINARY IS SITUATED AT AIN
Il wick, midway on the Baltimore and Wash
ington X Railroad and Turnpike.
The F all term will commence on Monday, LIST
OF September, at which time the pupils are de-
sired to be I'm attendance.
Increased facilities afforded for the acquisi-
tion Of Music and French, whilst the English
braaches receive that instruction necessary for q
through education.
Every accommodation and comfort are afforded
for a large number Of pupils.
For further particulars circulars may be had al
the principal bookstores, and at DR.. Tyson's
Drug store, corner Of 10th and streets, Washing
ton. jy 29-eotSepI
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E'OR sALE-A TRACT OF LAND, CON

Il taining about as acres, on the Heights OF
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm, the residence Of the late John II. King,
deceased This is one Of the most desirable sites
in the District for 4 fine private residence; about
20 acres OF this tract Is beautiful grove Of tim
ber, the balance cleared and In high state Of cul
tivation The summit Of this tract Is from $50 TO
400 feet, above tide water, and has fne view OF
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. 1t will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and H streets west, Wash
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to DR.. H. King,
No so Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. G.
lie lS-f INTEL Z. J. KING.
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g A wag in New York, seeing Q man
driving tack into card through the letter
Of the word {" Boston," printed on It, seiIea
the latter and exclaimed Why, what are
you about? Don't you know that laying TAG
on tea in Boston once raised . laundering
muss there 2"