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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28
Sale OF Pews In the Northern Prcsbytcri an
Church, Corner or Ninth Avenue and ThIr
fx.Hrst Street.

THIS new church commenced the hrsI OF last May.
The building itself erected but all tho inside
hnshng is yet 10 be done. The structure ninety five
feet by SIXTY six, built OF Belleville brown The
spre rs 100 feet high. The church VIII thousand
persons There will be i52 pews the ground floor and
about forty IN the gallery. The architecture Of the build
ing Roinsposqus. The interior viii finished fres-
The church has organ bril by Jardnc & son
NE fAure and finishing Of the isierior will be Of tho
nDsa quality They expect the church to be finished fur
nss.d and ready for occupation by the audience Jlnu
airy. The sae Of took place ist night in the small
Presbyteran church in Thirty third street, between
hshih and Ninth avenues. The sales amounted 10
twelve thousand collars.
M7a u ~, the time Apo MED for the sale, there
were one hundred persons present. about qusrter Of
whom We're sdios. They were OF the moderately
TRev. =. Il Halurtp q D.. the pastor Of the church,
opened the evening services oy short speech, saying
the pews in the church. contrary 10 custom
DO sold before tho church wns nafhcd thu, the
object Of this was 10 OBTAIN mos cy 10 comp cite the
church without running deeply IN debt There WA
great want o churcn 10 that locality a. there was
none OF any pots 10 the TSe1tleib ward. SEQ.
Ing 20 great want OF n Presbyterian churct
largest church In the city, and gone there
70 aid them ID establishing Many persons hal
couFsging biz abors Twenty thorrani dollars were
wanted p obtain the ground Tor the church That
easily obtained Then Mr.. B>arman kiudy came Toe.
ward aud gave the grounds free. Il will cot $40
70 build the church, 80 SO eco Il all that wanted
nc doctor thea urged TIE congregation to purchase
pewe 10 preerencc to reutsns them, a. Il would be
cheaper and At the time do great public service
Mr. . Il La thea made some statements on benal. OF
The Trustees Ok the church. ssyiog that Mr. Baorman
bad made them pressnt Of sono eighteen 10 twenty
thousand dollars, and TIA, In estimating the Coz, o. the
pews this lad not been considered as part 81 the cx
penses Of the church, therefore the ps~s we're
much cheaper than usual He then comnircd the
pr,ce Of pews ID this aad several other cnurches
anu considered tnai such pews in " good
building could ro' be obtained any Other place
u he city y the Ihrty iourih street Nelhocsi
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Eilorr -on sgntsy afternoon Oct %, amer Hneer.
lne ilirtss. CslRurs tsusnter Of George and Anna
Maria Elliott aged years aud 20 days.
The fenes o. The family invited 70 attend the ia.
ncra THIS afternoon Hiwo O'Clock, from No. 37s ren,h
street.
st'la-s On NoAaay. Oct q, Of consumption, Jons
The friends ana fel,ive o. the family, and those Of
aihr nla~ joseph Hox'e are respectfully invited a
aiifld The funeral hom NJ. i<l West Twenty secnrd
,re,i 70 morrow Afternoon a, two o'clock without for
ihtr rotite.
VHsrAN.-O On Mu.3ay morrirg, Oct. ~, antr a brief
illness. john WmtAN, sred 10 years.
HIS friends and scqusinances requested to attend
The uners rom HIS iste rcsr OF Myrtle and
Husson avenuer, Broolyr, % afternoon, al two
O'Clock.
NrosN On Sonds- OF. 81. y,sr Ara osnoss,
.tvrgt't dsufLicr v W. H. and Erz, Osborn aged 4
year, aIc 10 nonihE.
IJila'i 'phia parsrs Please copy.
ttrNMAN = Al Ntark, Rocksno county, n. Y, on sun.
Gay, Nt -. = ccrsrnrt On Frry ". CrssxtS, aged
~ ytsts, mouths and Ia tats
Tie iricrds Hrs reantes. aud the washnttap Cbapey
10 y are respectfully invited 70 attend the iahera 70.
MORROW Afternoon nj two O'Clock
Nsv Btdftrd TaPcrs pest COPY.
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city Politics.
-.x..f.Nxs nrnUv.f InnfN farVtsr

TAMMANf HINkkAL COMMITTEE.
This body held special meeting last night Tammany
HALL wilson sm all the chair. Mr. Hart Of the Fifteenth
ward reported series Of resolutions responding TO the
action OF the Brooklyn Democratic General Committee IN
relation the death OF Lorenzo b shepard Inc report
was accepted
motion made TO appoint committee 70 look after
the action OF certain democratic meeting OF workngmen
evening. II feared there plot fooi 10 de
nounce the regular nominees OF the party After
exciting debate the whole matter laid the table
the 10 called anti Wood people being beaten on every
point The committee adjourned early.
GERMAN REPUBLNAS CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
This BODY met Al SO Baysrd street take action on the
ctr nominations Ths com nl,,eo appointed TO nerrogse
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGE OF FORGERY AGAINST BROKER.
broker, named Daniel osrsnde-, having an Office a
the Gilsey Building, Broadway, arrested yesterday
by Sergeant smith and cihcer Kaveney, OF The Love-
Police Court. on charge OF having forged the
Messrs. Cornett Nightingale order 500 rth
of tin foil, upon Messrs Bunting Bean & 90. Of No 90
Wall street. and obtaining tine property. The properly
Is alleged, was shipped to Albany and hcssss. Bint
ing, Bean co. thus deffautcd oat OF taef goot-
ostrander brought before Justce Connolly a. the
lower Police Court, whers he mlscd for exa
M
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NaVnl lnfelligencc.

Lieut. James Parker, Jr., has resigned his commission
in the navy, said RESIGNATION having bsen accepted ana
taken effect On the 18TH last.
The unicd Staies revenue cutter MeCleland, Clp,aa
Morrison arrived at NOBLE the 2oth her reiu
from Vera Cruz, whence she conveyed the Hon. John
Forsyth, United states Minister ~ Mexico.
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SuPRfNg COt sr-Circuu Fart l.--Nos 1898, 1915
1928 ltpo tGs, 2a6 3si ial 1887, 2Se. 29, s9S 2oT
i2s 2oe2 1895, :l78 2tb5. 1906, 1919 Ts9 coo, 5i7
1919.
SCPESSs Corgr-Specisi 1erm.--Igt Cass.--gos. 10
~. "a Ca..-Nos 81, 100 10, o, a. IL H. lot, 12l
i-s 10 H. ~ g., ~, ~ i6a, Ill, Iss, %, 70, g.
la. 125 $50, 1o1.
sgrpnoE COrrr Nos 2i5, TOO, 49, Gsz as3 49, 100
1t3, 40 .sl 3s9 Its2 4ei 40l 49s. s9s 49a go 10
as. 5t3 2o5, sgg. as 500, bt3 500 sos, BOO, h0T
UyIrkg ST4Tus nfyTtscr Cor " Nos. 80, 81 ~ o.
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sales d Canadian bbl. ne
above quotations southern was n far demand win sales q,
hbls weremade a. s. 80. meal was quiet -
$4,000 10000 bushels including parcels arrye,
chiefly export Included y the transaction. cargoes
and Western red At - s. 81 90 Southern and Western
asd ssa r FOR sh hea Cfns IAN a mac Il
atsi 10 Com was rater easier, With fair demand rne
nt6fc a'sc Rye was m iar demand with sales Of fcJ1
bushels NorheIn a 70 &c ,as were u far demand,
COFFEE he market was qnet IN view Of the AZ ten SHE
70 come OF tomorrow \ sale Of 200 Rio was made atl'c
CorroN1he sales embraced about 800 CO.. bales closing
FnEianls.-To Liverpool abou 10000 bushels Of grain
were engaged a. 81 VIII ahol 100 bos ntr a Is
q grain engaged 81 = iod and 1000 b1s tqr
at 3 3D. r. 3D. Tonlasgo~ y O1J bushels ~ W9 ogs
grain a I'd and a0bbs hour a. "a 81 TO avre RACES were
FIiT-A Of 200 boxes bunch ralslns mad,
H,Y.saes o. SEQ Coz bales made for shpmen' at
LIN Sales Of go 500 bbs comoop were N ale a.
Poro Rico made SIC aud OF cuba fair prime al
A.. Sc The msrSe, was bare Of New Orleans -
NAVAL SrnRrs-ihe market inactive. salss oi 10
bbs spirits turps mime reported At 81 ~ Gll-
mon in was dull Raw urpentne was nominal a. s. 50
rRoy,sIoxs-Pork was Grmer to day with more doing.
~ closing i'm !, s2 Prms va Al SIS SIS Is Beefw as
il fa demand with sales Of 80 bbs at 50 s. Cor
So 81 and extra ditto sii 80 sl2 50
a ~ ~ a Me " a IN r ,n
q 100 800 bbs and terees were made at iSc - C.
suer and cheese We're quite steady and N good dem 'd at
RlcE fair demand Sales q LIS casks made,
suGARs-The market que Errn The sales o0',d
~ about 20 bids included i ssch , We're e hhss Por
"a 40 DO sold al e less per cent OF for casa io o.
with go Cube 90 within range Of Saturday =
quotations, and 30 boxes ~ 9llc.
WmsNrisses Of 900 bbls. we're made at &c., and ~ To-
| al sac.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

II. VI.
some better supply and prices little rregu
lar with sales Of 10 bbs pots at &C asc and OF pearls at
sac. a &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market not active, though
the Arabas private letters said to have been favorable
regarding the Liverpool markets Prices to-day, ho~eve
the current Of saturday with sales OF
900 bbs including parcels for export at about
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Total sloa 1866 a8a 10 $50 795 s049 500 s3 ass, 49,

~Captal paid In $685., $50.
CLEARING House TRANSACTIONS
Cleared for week ending Oct. 90 .$l59687,8H
Cleared for week ending Oct 27....... l4S 6l2, $50
Balances for week ending Oct. 20. s7l59172
Balances for week ending Oct. II 1884 ,425
The annexed statement exhibits q comparison Of the
leading departments OF the banks Of this city for several
m0rtha-
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Batehclor's Hair Dye, Wigs and ToupccS,
tie best IN The world. Made, sod AMI applied No rs
BroadAay.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
n U n EY p. E-

MONDAY, Oct 27-8P. ~
The stock market opened this morning 10 the midst OF
moderate pants among SPECTATORS. There was grea'
rush 10 sell stocks and In the absence OF buyers quite
all in prices realized Al the hrst board illinois
Central bonds declined y per cent; New Yok Central
Railroad, ~ Michigan Southern "a; Erie l; Harlem, "a
Reading Railroad IL; Panama. y; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, a, Cleveland and Toledo TX; Chicago and Rock
Island. "a; La Crosse and Milwaukee " Illinois Central
Rights sold n l21 per These sales were to supply
European orders The Cleveland and Toledo books opened
to-day, and the deliveries Of stock very large
The transactions this morning sum up more than ten
thousand sbarer, opening 1t 70 and closing 1t o9< per
cent In Erie the operations quite heavy; also 10
Reading, Cleveland and Ptsburg, &C. The bears are in
high feather, and look for further decline with more
confidence than ever. The money market is rapidly
tightening, and parties holding stocks hyposhecston
are calling for more margins Sellers short time be-
gin 70 look sharp after their contracts aud altogether
Wall street was 70 day in state Of great excitement and
apprehension. The end is not yet.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made auction by A. H. Moo
lay
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I'M, IrimiiabIe Cutter OF Hair and Wills
kcrs, ~ No Barclay street. Hair dye sli,ugs boz,
LACK "a
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Tokai-Put mp In Foil, "a Prevent Drying.
reed ~ sa.oons scgsr aud drag store. Wboesas az az
broadway.
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Crista,oro's Hair Dye aud Wigs stand TN
surpassed excellence. 10th r SALE aud te hair dye prs.
Naley applied. ~ No. Asi0r House.
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al druggists, al PC, es' e. and ~ pcr box
A Universal Principle OF Nat.rc.-when
SICK should remember a nature has provided "
WIN drain. thirty feet loag into which AZ ne impurities
~ pISNDRETns ps YOU can put your pabs AMI coli.
ITO s Quite, tnd isw haurs more cure YOU han
popis Il he uned have used lie r,ndreIh rus eud
Ma se Se N sa ea os sors e
.scths per tox viii f drecons ~ Hudson street. apd
sreCisbie medicine dealer. generally.
Photographs. by n New Process, In Five
seconds sitting Ambroypcs instantaneous, wrh the
al and ooodon Instr ic,on {,en cr w iormaa by
whites o. Hat, Fall sty1c--las Fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau street
Hats, Caps and Furs OF Every style and
quality, Al FORD scoTTs, 80 broadway.
Fremont aud Jcssic's Portraits, 81 per 100.
One thousand selling daily Fillmore and Bucks portraits
SOW sale, a. SO per 10 At ~ Broadway.
Dollar photographs ut a. acknowledgements
large, and handsome ne tho originals Taken oniy rs
"'h"''l ~ oio-aMss.
The Raglan oveiS6as-The Mo.s scautifu,
ss Ss %s ' d q ga e EFccss 5 1t a
street
Piesse 4 Lub,n's G,yc.r,nc Jelly fcr the
skin 1NGEk Il 60. SO Broadway.
piessc ~ T.ubin's Frangtpanni-An External
aud fragrant perfume. fNGEI Co, 39 Broadway.
GIycc,,nc Soap. recommended by the Tacul-
~, for rendering tho skin SOFT white
GEO. y lNGhR co, Phslnaceutc cal chemists
NJ 5rondway.
John Woods new Uptown Gymnasium,
Vast twenty eight street near tnh avenue win be opened
~ few days.
Trevortor Coal stock for sale Cheap-A
small o of Trcvoron Coal and Railroad s0ck BY ALBERT H.
SICoLAy, No. Broad srceL
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ire from mineral needcn's. uese pls s1oh and be-
The inflated u the and the bowels wsf
tiey rypei all morbid nacr those organs AL
lhem with viEur SaN the manufactures. No Il
Maiden lane New Yort aud No go Strand London, aud
al dru- gists, AZ PC, 90 =. and ~ per Dos.
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Simeon Drapers regular semweeky sale Of bonds and
stocks will take place to- morrow Tuesday at half past
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Al the second board prices ton he'd q still lower depth.
Erie fell OF 4 per cent: Michigan Southern 81 Illinois
Central Railroad III New York Central Railroad, T.
Cleveland and Toledo closed at co. per cent Reading
.7is Erie, 5szs.
Three large failures announced 70 day, involvns
in the sggr, gate liabilities to the amount OF and
quarter million OF dollars. last week several large ia
reported and the rapidly with which the is
Is increasing has already created serious fears.
The Assistant Treasurer reportE TO day follows
Tbtol Receipts. T,dl Payments. TJdl 5a,1nce
Gonday..... sI5,0.023 1880 50 1885 1873 80
The warrants entered at the Treasury Departm en.,
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The steamship Persia, from this port for Lverpoo, on
Wednesday will take out very large amount of specie
some estimate the shipment by this steamer high
million and three quarters of dollars. II probably vii
not vary much from one million and half. The Her
man, from this por. for Southampton and Bremen
aturay will without doubt take several hundred thou
sand dollars in spe,ie. We safely calculate upon To
shipment this week Of the whole Of the California rent
lance now early due. >
We stated days ego that the sale Of lands by tho
Illinois Central Railroad Company for the first two week
Of the pref ent month, above half million Of do.
lars The result OF the second week Of October Ia go
for s3253lS, average Of SO S. per The
aggregate Of the two weeks $3.50 o00 The lands sole
this month arc principally on the Chicago branch while
has just been completed.
The receipts OF The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad 20
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Edwin W. Andrews.
Samuel L.. Covcrly.
made in aavorai n
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THE DEMOCRACY or THE CLONE STAR HAVE
ACMIEYED A GLORIOUS TRIUMPH

THE DEMOCRACY or THE CLONE STAR HAVE
ACHIEVED GLORIOUS TRIUMPH.
The following extract from private letter shows how
completely and overwhelmingly victorious the gallant de
moeracy Of Texas have been in the late election. Verify
Sam has no abiding place In the @LOne Star"
"The recent election in ths State has presented fair teal
Of the strength Of parties here Returns hand from
thryhve forty counties, which show democratic
gain upon last year Of about 5000 BAng estimate upon
these returns Of the vote OF the remaining SIXTY counties
(and fair and reliable basis Of cAeuatioD) and
have esrta" carried the State BY majority Of from teeu
TO twenty thousand.
The State officers elected j. B. Shaw, comptroller
j. H. Raymond treasurer and James Willie, attorney gen
sra (or which Offices both parties had regular nominees
John Hemphi (democra reelected chief justice without
opposition, and A. s. Lipscomb and X. T. Wheeler (demo
cra reelected associate judges Of the court
without opposition except by Colonel Jennings, democrat
self nominated. The nohings had candidates for
judges in the field.
owe have carried Austin Washington and Huntsville, the
three stronghods Of knownothngsm, all Of which have
gone for this year about the majority they went
against last year, the tables being completely turned
Knownothingism in all these places died very hard. II
is nearly defunct in Texas Ii will make expiring
effort in November but shall certainly carry the State by
from twenty to thirty thousand majority think there
be mistake in th-at least according 10 present appear
ances,"
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on but his whole life ample evidence that Fremonts
nity Of it consists in i adoption His letter accept
III, Accommodating nomination contains the most CON
live evidence that political mentor WAS 10 be consulted
,s Il would be prudent to become committed His last
er bears internal evidence Of paternity accustomed TO
s with double meaning, and make words Of truth the
cls OF erroneous impressions With such evidence Of
oosl Fremonts incaPacity we think Mr.. Blair should
attempt TO found q serious imputaton against any
who profits by the capacity and kindness of friends,
nd that prudence should induce him to withhold his vol
D.y evidence against those whose former associations
~, excited in bis bosom feelings Of bitter personal ami
o,y and unyiedng hatred His rancOr against all of
n, Folks cabinet who supposed TO have concurred
Withholding from him their confidence as manager OF
organ is 50 great and absorbing that no real friend Of
would wish to see him upon the stand TO testify against
,bsr upon political subjects until il has become mod-
bed
No one will fail 10 discover that Mr. Blars object ia TO
direct attention from the weakness and imbeciity OF his
and from the fatal sectional issue upon which he
eks bis election His labored appeal to the memory OF
General jackson will neither strengthen his own arm nor
heller him from the consequences of deserving the Old
Hero friends and espOssing the cause Of the diSunions
10 crafty personal resentment in manner which can
boz and fairness cannot justify He mistakes the extent OF
ubc creduly and the strength of his position with
bid jackson men, while he oyer-estmates his influence
pod power with that political party upon which he has for
long years. heaped abuse without stint or mercy sparng
nothing between the cradle and the grave The more he
e1sr himself for Colonel Fremont the fewer honest dem
pcras and wings will vote for him The character of his
supporters and his untness for the presidency have
already sealed his fate.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DErARTaEkr.

TREASURY DErARTnxsr,
May %, 1855.
NOTICE hereygye the holders the stock sued
ant TO The act Of Congress of 2d July 1896 uch stock ia
deemabe by It's and will be paid Treasury ON the s
render Of the certificates thereof OF
when interest thereon will
This department will continue purchase stock prior ,ad
das o. redemption, and will therefor following premium in
addition To interest accrued the purchase with ON,
days interest for the ar.Hney to reach the vendor;
On ,Yh stock received at mr. Treasury between LIST day
July nciasive one mali oil one
the amounts specified In the certificates
On such between the LIST and 3si days Of
on fourth of one per cent;
stock received after the 5ls osy August The
thereon additional interest only will b
paid.
Certificates o such mus
assigned The Uned States by the party emitted receive
purchase money ana prior TO the Isl July,
interest slso BE- assigned by The s,sckhode
otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore.
And notice given holders of other stocks Of the United
STATES that will purchase the between The
Of June and the ls day Of December heh e sum
90 shall be previously obtained and will for the
m addition 10 the the day OF The last dividend
Of interest and additional for The money
the vendof, following rates OF premium:
On stock Of the sf2 premium OF 10 per cent
On stock of ISL and 1915 premium Of 10
Ana on stock the aet OF s Setsnbe 1885,
monty eed indemnity stock, premium Of per cent
transmitted This notice should be duly assignee
10 The United by party entitled receive the
n sen preyou July; current half interes
ms, ao he assigned BY the present soekhder oherwise
year day will be payable TO him here
tofSre.
Paymen, for all the foregoing will be made drafts
assistant Boston, New York, Philadelphia t
r,rtIes entitled o receive tie money may direct.
'1'N'' JAMES GUTHRIE.
M,v % ainoSoy Secretary Of the Treasury
CEoseErowN COLLEGE, d. C.-studIe, will he re
II n,hi. 3nstitr liOuOn September
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OFFICIAL.


Treasury DErAErnsT,
August 81 1850.
JOINT RESOLUTION extending The creditor, u
| TeIas prsseRi lhsT eIsms
h ss: M S: es B ..:. S. 9: @ T
the q the fourth Of The as Of The 2en
pubic q q are i de ssi q cSass. sep
= aias sS"s ssys pune ne ssssss ss
me time a. which Of e amount Appropriated y The hah
rSss s s %Sl 's:f
he g ] s S :ss s by Ss
o. dsS which nave been feossI.sS ~ Ss sssss
nc same saSA The sum q A,ss HUNDRED .as
Treasury Department po 10 lbs
ssis . isS
debt no, before The 1871 day q June & wso s p
sa and prove The zane a. The Tsa.s between ts
the releases the Unsd States and the Stale
dry and after psy@sai hsrso me .as Secretary
Of the ad oa sSaSs aaS ss as
dollars then remaining In the rata, all tho
Approved August 10, 1885.
Notice hereby given bonds,
deness OF ds Of The late republic Of Texas which
ented this department before 18th Of June
that the will be settled and the rata thereon wi
be paid lawful holders presented
Of January accompanied with evidence Of their
with assignments The United States required
this custody Of such bonds, eeTuhcss and
evidences United TeIa
accordance with the provisions Of the Of Congress Of 2sh
February, 1855.
This department will require evidence Of genuneness be
presented with certificates issued comptroller
OF Texas under possesses Of
verifying the certificates bonds and pomsso issued BY tho
republic Of Texas and not presented audited by the officers
Of the State The and the senunsness
of the latter The certificate OF The comptroller Of the State Of
Texas, who has The official charge the original archives relating
TO the debt Of the late republic Of Texas.
The assignment may
In presence Of the the Treasury the
chief clerk thereof the OF pubic and be wit
the chief clerk be
certified under his holden
assignment the
Of Washington, be done Of assistant
collector me In the
notary public and collector
public and be certified by under his noia
seal and there be collector Of the customs AZ
The place where The party The assignment ana may
before The judge
thereof be Witnessed and certified tho
clerk under once; The holder Of
releases executed before
esrihed him under
his All persons executing such assignments and
leases must also declare under OATH before The notary clerk or
consul may they the Of the
evidences debit that this have been
ned he bona fd for collection and the cieIh
consul include the fact Of that declaration In their certificate
Of aekno wiea sment
II assigned for collection pledge tho the party hold
ing redua interest In The claim must be stated
the afndavit and release TO The UnSd states and release
duly executed by such party, oge WIN he as
releases from the in whose favor settlement
| and payment Is requested.
One or more eerscaes evidences Of Tho
same character debt may included assignment,
releases ownership, each certificate correctly
and original payee
Texas Of the debt Of The repub
issued by the republic Of Texas according 10 the facts
Of each
The assignment 10 the United States may
the releases should be drawn according 10 me ofs iu
es-A and b. JAMES 1OibhiE,
secretary Of The Treasury.