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Know persons BY these presents that has released,
Of Teras all further abiy
claim payment Of esrhcs. eyd,pce Of debt
ber of -, issued BY the IsIs repabtc Of
by nf Tens
BEL Uned States in seeordares with thr
Of for
republic of Terss
pretended september nine eighteen hun
approved c February, e and
Of approved Is Of Yessuay, ls5s
A witness my hand and seal.
"a Italian
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SPRINGFIELD HALL, HARTFORD CO., MD.
Boarding School for Boys-NHubr Limited % Tpenty.
REV. JOHN D. KEECH, PRINCIPAL.

THIS institution Baltimore Hartford
ranp,ks, havas regular daily communication thence
reqaired board with The principal lodgings
school being under
remarkably bsahy, from tsmpts-
youth whose paren nadsn- prevented BY absence
from irving sir
of modon
,hsmscs, aud the usual branches preparatory college any
kiad % busines..
me November ls,
Ist of April.
Rev Hugh ~ Evans, and r. Parker Scott
and Dr. Samuel Chew, Baltimore and ". g. 3.
Mays county, Maryiapd.
made Samuel Msgrau ESQ,
IN. tniion Chesspsak. Ohio Ca
Copsry Washington D. c. who vii Information
the terms, Nc.
spnrrssid rson, Hsrord cousy, Msyland oc,ob,r
~, 1854.
Oct 7s-enGt
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on sunday night last Ths entire of te schooasr
were saved with the exception Of Captain Hugh Robert
son. who sank to rise more No lights displayed
by either vessel H. B. A steamer Brisk, Captain A. J.
Curtis arrived at San Francisco in seyentysix days from
Panama and anchored of Saaeelito She up under
canvas, and most Of the passage she had bathing head
winds and ealm 10 contend with. She carries sixteen
guns and q complement Of 1870 men
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OFFICIAL.
raEAsVar psrAalassr,

TEEAsVRT DEFAErHEST
Aagasg ~, IeGs,
hsas he following -GG resolution Of COAErs become
TeAh 70 pT.seni Ibs,T sisinaL
~ ks,os. =. S" Cd a'. ..... .I s .,ssaby 70
ne Prososs q he fourth section q ns a.. = ne s'
pa6e me act of coosIss q sep
or sSs space q nnss days By Secretary q
me which o me amoan. sppsOgs'sa y s @
:s q s.sSss SS .: o. S Ss q a & ~aiss
s. nss,'a $ a s S.s.
evidences oS assr which aass been rseesard b. %
Teas me same equal 90 ts q Ies haadsd sad sssn sa
not pessnsd 20 Treasury 6spanesi por said ih %
sSs 'sss sss. r. sias e. % y s 90 ss ss . s
@ NOT % as he .a @ Day q ias pre-
ss and prove .hs sane as hs Is..s s
.s. s"a ss ss,ss q Il
afy thousand dollars payment Secretary
me aalhor red and required . dusss s and pay ns
dollar. .hsn remaining in The treasury Pc af a9ons ~ .ss
propsr Ist day Of January neIt
| Approved August le, l5Ss.
HOes Is Asry given 10 the holders bonds csraeass
republic Of Texas which Pe
this department before tbs ish day Of June last
and thereon will
hereofn presented before the hrs, day
January accompanied with the evidence Of their
seuuinsne assignments the Uared States required 10
this department the custody Of such bonds and
The United States and reIas
with the provisions OF the act Of Congress Of sn
February, l055
This will require genuneness be
BY zudtor and comptroller
Bur mesns af
verifying bonds promisso notes asued BY me
republic Of Texas and presented to- nor audited by ths es
The and proof s The senuinensss
certificate Of comptroller of The State Of
ofc charge Of the original archives relating
debt Of the late republic Of Texas.
The assignment and releases be executed and
presence Assistant Of the Treasury or ihe
chief thereof in the Of notary public, and be wit
by Assistant Secretary chief clerk ana notary ana oo
notary under his nosa sea but when the holders
the and the releases out OF the
city Washington may Of nm assistant
the presence
of public, the collector surveyor
notary public be certified notary under his nota
seal and there be collector surveyor Of the customs
place where the party saes the assignment ans releases may
Of judge
thereof be witnessed by them and cerned y o
holder Of the United
releases be executed before any
csrhed BY him under
All executing such assignments and re-
declare under oat before the notary clerk or
that bey the real owners OF thS eer
uncs debt have besn
signed them ds collection and the clerk
include aci Of that declaration In he sruhcae
assigned pledge, OF the party hold
resduay The claim must be stated
the affidavit and release The United States and release to
Texas be duly executed by such party together with The as
gnmen and releases from the In whose favor settlement
payment . requested. ... .....
One or more audited certificates or one
included in the assignment,
affidavit Of ownership, each certificate correctly
number date amount and original
whether the cerhcass issued BY the
hor OF the State Of Texas aeeouat OF the fepub
issued By the republic Of Texas according the facts
| Of
The assignment United may
"a and b. JAMES GUTHRIE,
/ Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BY TEL EG RA p II.
Latest from Hauana.

CHAHIEsros Oct 2s.-The mail steamer Isabe from Ha-
and Key West the 25th, arrived here to-day
order had published that United States gold should
hereafter only received for landing permits at such value
officers may deem correct
The new United States consul, Mr.. Blythe, had not as
sumed the duties OF the consulate.
Sugars had slightly advanced and the late rains will probs
bly, retsrd the crops Freighs dull. The barque
Joseph Hall has been discharged and will be repaired mme
dxtey.
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Nore Corfs.is. anonq tGs Fu.iori,t..

TRrSroS, On. ~ Oct. 2sThs republicans and Ameri-
met here to-day for the purpose Of forming union cleo
tora ticket respectable number Of both parties
present They in separate conventions The repub-
proposed to the Americans fusion, similar that
tempted TO be made in Pennsylvsnis but difficulty
about the Of the propagation. second proposition
thea made BY the republican, 10 which the Americans
answered that arrangement could be made. The repub
then directed their executive committee prepare
statement Of the matter. Both conventions then adjourned
and no fusion effected.
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CORPORATION CONSOLIDATION AGAN.-On Monday eve
ming, (says the National negencer in the meeting Of
the board Of aldermen Dr. Thomas Miller chairman Of
the joint consolidation committee of Georgetown and
Washington submitted a report OF the proceedings and
results of that committee We have before noticed these
in of own but quote the language Of the
report itself in reference to the specific point of difference
between the branches The report that the result
of the mature consideraonby by the Washington com
mttee of the bass offered by Georgetown the unan
nous rejection Of Of the 7th article The
sons for it were that
1They willing have reserved to part fwhat
would be the city of Washington in the event of conso
daon separate corporate existence with the and
weight protest SUCH in the event stated In that ar
ce They not disposed to recommend to the corpo-
authorities of Washington the adoption Of agree
by which small minority would have the power to
rule and govern a majority And thus, at any time in
future might be the wish and intent Of the city of Wash
ngton make improvements the river she could be
prevented from doing because two of her wards say
it will interfere with our navigation and commerce
The seventh article Of the Georgetown basis is follows
GThe present western Virginia channel Of the Poo-
is be altered in any affected except
by the Of the people resident in the aforesaid two
wards Of majority Of their representatives in each
| Of the branches Of the corporation Of Washington
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The War Department has received official information
Of the death Of Captain Francis L Bowman Of the Ninth
.aantry, United States army, in California
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A CANDID ADMISSION.

The New York Herald says
Il must Be admitted, notwithstanding the opportunity
that has offered frst-clsss has yet risen the
Eurfacs Of the Fremont revolution"
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Form a.

Kaow al versous BY presents that has released,
United States OF America from s further
or ctai certificate evidence Of dbs
uumbe - the Of - issued BY the late republic Of
,Yas or nv inc
and United States IN aceordanee win me
Congress- entitled An act provide Tor me
late reproe OF Texas as are com
Of Congress Of sepisH nine hun
2sh day Frbrusry @ and an act
Of he state approved The lst OF February, io
As witness my hand and seal.
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Wv olRRAGEA new style Of carriage has been intro
au'sd IN England which may At any time be thrown open
On all sides ike bsrOuche Il has also concealed step,
operating BY the opening and shutting Of the door
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIEs OF MARYLAND.

Ts folovinr MsrJaDd Cousoll.
csy, benefit q wsshinEon county &C.
octossr ", 1855
50 IS 90 o. 40 ~ 30 90 81 7s 20
T. no~rs he dr.wu uspssr. ths Ps.p.co In.ur
Lottery elias. IA, drawn Ociob.r -, isss;
a. IS 4s 2 50 II u 80 - ~ " 7s II
n TRANCE = Co, s.u.s-r.
y. n. NcPH,rt, Comms.onsr
Oct 1-u
r oSGy Classical Atlas .ont.tninG "a rusp. an
IL plans, with indcI of places.
hl~nr Dssectnr's Guide with 9fs illustrations.
Ras, Are, and sssds bses; " Rev. william u Miburn.
Oct % FRAsCK TAYLOR
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Ddrrf,on Of a lSf,nm,r.

PmLADEtrHIA, Oct. 2o.-Ths steamer City Of Richmond
loaded for Richmond sprung leak at her wharf last nigh
BY which her cargo damaged.
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LoR aEsrA furnished front room, for m omce
with without board. Apply No ~ street saus,
ifsh and 18Th streets.
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Rserril. q P,endent WaLksr.

NEw OELEAxs Oct T.-Tbe steamer Tennessee sailed
hence to-day for Nicaragua with $50 recruits FOR President
Walker.
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HORACE GREELEY's HONESTY.


We hold that honesty in politics. in everything else, h
the best policy We do not believe sehoOds stronger thEn
rutb-Horacs Greeley.
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Rnnk .Snsnrnd.a-

PEovpENcE Oct 29.-The Bank Of the Republic of this
city, Suspended business yesterday owing said the
failure Of large produce house in New York
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LOCA l. N l. w 8.

CouRr or CLAms-We have been requested by Judge
Huntingdon chief clerk of the Court of Claims to give
ce that this court win reopen for the hearing Of in
the courtroom in the north extension Of the Capitol build
ing on Tuesday, the 25th day of November next.
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Ayr,rai Of !Sf~a~<r..

Nr~ YoHk, Oct. 2s-Ths Quaker City, from Mobile
Havana, arrived here this forenoon.
The Empire City arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
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07virutnis CIus.-A of several members,
interesting will BE-
of rs club estnr runctnai
requested Tuesday evening ~
O'Clock. W. a. wOODLEY,
Oct 94-dH President.
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MISCELLANEOUS rrENs

One Of the murderers Of Dr. Marsh has been captured and
parties the track Of the other supposed to be
implicated with him The wallet Of the Doctor was found
on the person Of the taken The John l. Ste
Phens her passage 70 the port Of San Francisco when
short distance below Monterey ran into small schooner
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wAsHrSerox, Monday, o
Especial d.-ps,eh to wv. THSup..I

WAsHINaToN, Monday, Oct. n 1856.
Colonel Forney sent here Saturday the pressing
for money for the election Of Tuesday
Pennsylvania Without large at (bs ssys) the
State lost 70 Buchanan, and possibly (hs sdds) s lost
any rate The Buchanses greatly alarmed the proc
Psct before them.
This batch Of uunitigssd lsehoOds repeated in three
different places in the Tribune Of Tuesday fair Illus
trai0n Of Grpeleys honesty
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MARRIED

Monday evening" qh insf, Needwood, FreSeric
esauty Nsynd the residence of her ffher Rev
,urr, y MONROE BIBBY, Of New YOrh, 70 ELIZABETH X
HEIsKELL, of M. city
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NoRT9 American Review for October.
~ Hsrpsrs Magazine for November
Oct FRANCk TAYLOR
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Tre.surr Dtp.rtmenf,

. ciry m ths s7th instant JAMES n T. McNETR eldest
%. Ws MeNKIs, formerly of Annapolis, Maryland.
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October 20, 1885,
The opening proposals received this department for
Galveston Texas
hereby postponed Monday, d day of November
ocoek , N. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of me Treasury
Oct G-dA flat 4 star.1
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JACOB REED,

JACOB REED,
Mannfscturrf u
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No 10 soauh rim street, Fhnsdslpsis.
An eoors snd qualities military ard scy CLOTHS cossufV
hand, and fer sale Al me lowest prices.
1s-dsmt
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GEN ERAL NEW 5.

THE OHo RIVER AT PursBURs.-A telegraphis despatch
states that the Ohio river at that city had risen twenty
inches ~ few hours the 27th inst and s rising
There was great excitement among the river men, and
strong hopes Of good stage Of water Immediately. The
weather was rainy all last week. and will put the Ohio in
capital boating order
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". v. BRIGHT
Chief Marshsl.
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NGuSE NsURGSCE-There il trouble among the marine
Insurance. companies says the New York Journal Of Com
merce Some have utterly failed and their assets in
the hands Of receiver few others lettering the
verge Of bankruptcy dragging out scky existence
amid general distrus only Pstronzed By those Who
obtain policy in solvent quarter. few lead
ing companies with large aocumulaons Of former proht
stand strongly in the public confidence, but under
take only portion Of the immense business Offering
Meanwhile there much suffering among those Who can
afford to be their insurers and whose property s
at sea either totally uncovered under very
doubtful protection Several Of merchants have paid
two three yearly premiums already upon number Of
their shps since the opening Of the current year. and
neither satisfied with the existing security able 10 OBJ
policy in undoahed institution. The companies
whose ability is beyond question crowded with sp
Plicaons for insurance only the mos desirable Of which
they vii receive while the rejected know not where to
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MOUvT SHASTA LsCESDEp LADIES'
On Tuesday last September Isth says the Yreka
Union, the famous Shasta Butte mountain assembled
BY party Of ladies' where they celebrated the admission
Of California into the Union. The lsde. who performed
this feat Mrs d. A. Lowry, Of scotts Valley Mrs Ed
dy Nrs Gage and Mrs J. White Of Yreks and Mrs Nc
Leod Of Sacramento river They have accomplished that
which up to 1884 from the representations Of Fremont
was thought TO be an impossibity. In company with
Capt Pierre, Mr.. White, Mr.. Sepheus Mr. Spariin Mr.
Gage, Mr. Gordon and two others they left the highest
point OF timber the mountain at O'Clock In morn
ing and arrived the summit o'clock in the after
They remained there half hour more and AZ
ter planting the ssrspsngled banner upon the highest
pinnacle commenced the descent and arrived At the start
ing point at 10 o'clock at night
GOLD YIELD AUSTRALIA AND CALIFORNIA
The gold circular from Australia states that the erpor-
taton Of the precious metal from the LIST Of January "a
the 18th Of June amounted sir millions and ty-ssveu
thousand pounds sterling The expectation Of gold from
California from the lst Of January TO the ls OF septsu-
Der amounted to little rising hiry-three millions OF
dollars II must however be remembered that there are
least ve persons engaged in mining in Australia 70 one
In California and that at the Last sdvoes the
Of the precious metal had greatly decreased while ours
has been steady, and little larger than usual Cali
foruis still keeps the lead in her great staple.
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but not till then Why. then. during this act call
them 'the people Of . Territoryr' Why not call
them the people Of State as they are in reality,
and as they ART formally the moment Congress rati
ies their work it is obliged to do, provided they
have estabshsd republican form OF government.
1t is obvious that Mr.. Buchanan, in using the
term, ''the people Of Territory" did not mean to
be understood abiding to the people ia the act Of
forming State constitution. He meant to be I'M
derstood referring to the people in their territorial
condition And he deliberately places the people Of
Territory in respect to political rights and powers
upon exactly the same footing as the people Of a
State That is, he claims for the people Of the Ter
ritories precisely the same privileges and the same
rights which he comedies to any organized indepen-
dent sovereign political community. And is not
this the very essence and quntessence Of the false
and abominabe doctrine Of squatter sovereignty
The third satisfactory consideration" of the En-
quirer is hardly worthy of notice. 1t is simple
begging of the whole question-as indeed al three
are. II contends that Mr. Buchanan cannot be in "a
of the principle of squater sovereignty because
he has accepted the Cincinnati platform, which, il
says, distinctly rcpudiatcs that principle. Here
again we take issue with the Enquirer. We demur
to any such assumption. We do not believe the
Cincinnati platform repudiatcs the doctrine squat.
ter sovereignty On the contrary, believe it dis
tinctly recognizes it, only not so clearly and fully
the letter Of Buchanan. But enough for the pre-
sent. II Buchanan is not a squatter sovereignty
man. then neither is General Cass, anybody else,
nor is there any meaning in human language.
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Removal Of the reder,l capltal.

The New York nmes-the mesnest and most despicable
OF all the Abolition prntis out in long article In favor
Of the removal Of the National Capitol TO place With
in the limits of the Tree States We suggest that before
that day the North and The South VIII each have
Capitol OF its The rampant ntolcrsnt and dishonest
sptof Abolonism is fast dissolvng every link that binds
the two sections together We already acna
mics to each other The sentiment which called the Union
into being and upon which Il designed by is patriotic
founders to rest forevera sentiment of mutual
and aheciion-no longer exists Northern astators and
traitors have destroyed il; and riae light as air would
now toPpe the fabric Of the Union to 30 ground. We
are not disunonsts per So and have been but re
dsunionis unless Abolition anaticism shall at once
stop its warfare upon Southern rights Remove the Capt..
tol, IL YOU like
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A Prophet IN Town.

"G'ssardteOt though silent Tor the space of several
days is out in another letter. in which he proves himself
prophet OF the first water. He proclams to a stnng
world that the nomination Of Buchanan s election
aud that his election will be glorious restoration OF the
era OF confidence, good feeling, aud brothcry affection
among our whole people He adds: $50 blessed in her
Democracy is Virginia and blessed in her influence is
Democracy"
To hear vile renegade Wing like "G,s-ard Foet talk
ing OF the blessed Democracy" Is 1t not enough to
make his peacccks quit their internal noise for very
shames
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NOTICE.

The public are hereby informed that Is autho-
rised sell copies Of the Wing the railroad depots ho
tsls or any where else and make this announcement
20 protect subscribers against the unprnepled boy|
and negroes Who We believe have been stealing their
psrs aad Offering them for sale Any gentleman and friend
Who mar witness a violation Of this rule OF the office, viii
render aud the public service by making Il known
may convict any Of selling the Wing alter this date
Citizens who wish subscribe to the Whig have
lett them regularly. BY calling at the office and lea
wing their names Persons desiring single copies may
III ewise obtain them at the Office.
luna at
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statements bos thoss Of osher Of whom they may en-
quirc. Very hastily. YOURS truly,
EDAUND PENDLET0N.
A. r. BorkLkz, Eco
(oopy) II
ALEXANDRIA,, March 9, 1855. (
Hos. A. II. II. SruARr.
Dear Sir. Inclosed pcsss ini H. A. wises letter COZ
tradictng your statement Now you cannot prove IN
shunton, you by writing Winchester. my
tive place. He did NIKE that statement In the presence
Of hundreds. In 1882, ~ ny own knowledge.
Your oboeient servant In haste,
r. W. SuERRARD.
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Buchanan and CLAW.

Read the article from the LorisrHs Journal concern
ing Buchanans connection with the infamous bargain
intrigue, and corruption calumny against the immortal
Clay. Can any friend or admrer of Henry Clay for
his worst and meanest enemy' Can any highmnded and
Baal
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90 M M E ROIAL
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

ovucE wrs. June IS, 1883.
AT the New York Stock Exchange. Frat Board, yes.
sraay $4,000 Virginia sizes sold sTk
price, but With buyers ep,en for sixy days No reported
day.
While Brcadstufs hs~s undergone q considerable de-
cline since the termination Of the Eastern prices u Bacon
and Sugar have received upward npa and ali leading
markets. have s advancing tendsaey Cincinnati Price
Current, Of a5th instant, says
has ben heavy demand for arss
edv.nee IA. been established n prices tbs
and also for the corresponding year
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The charge fully Proved.

Mr. Imbodens letter, and those accompanying it, which
publish ELSEWHERE fully convict "Gi,tara Foot Of
having characterized Mr.. Fillmore's administration
"Washineton-ike." No demonstration could be clearer
What will our peacock neighbor say now'