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Pelllion to aoIln.nlr-.---

David MtCIung ! on ~. mn
Aaniai,,res9f, 1887, a. o'eIocIy ;, ., May
oi1e"e' Hiil dee'd.( sha premises r. =. ~. ca
Nancy Hnl' WIDOW q e 6sso''.oris Senses so9n. ,Sa
and 9th 6rs. SL-'", w De Sold 90 the
ps real estate ss The properly IN n N,
d@ sdd,,,A. 'e VIZ in'os No. Is. II Mineat" h.
ssosd sse9s 70 'he town o. Rlsdon. bas aow .ss %
eouosy n ne vllsge of Fouorin. seneca
81 pnid snn..i lset g charge o. alx aolisrs 10
,er H. .-i' % Nancy Hll widow as ma
9ef Siel dover in.eres, therein, appraised /"
h.i.S S'ms Of 'ale.-l 3 ofthe purchase mona, !.
In oes ~ y. .s asy q sale andshs rssidus thereof
rom the cay % sale, 20 he secured b.,
~ '"' P''"''''' DAVID MccLuNG.
MAY ,i,57.4w ''''' ose
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Der Of e5s,956.6l Amount Of appropriations
expended and dabs contraosci nnies boootoco
administration ior the years 1855 si33,t25 35.
The Legislature Appropriated t9oQ)o for tae
prossoulon Of wrk on the Slate House during
as year 81 1855 st6.57s0s rsm,iuiog unon.
pended ai the close or the iced yeati fact
which stands without apara!lol - Tie History q
ihat building
| Tho BocDioco party clnnot expect 70 infuse
nov life ana unity into their pasied and scattered
ranks By such bireficoj statements o. dc Shove
Truly, Wgnsrea.
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Onrruntion.

II the new administration is To be
Judged By its appointments and business
transactions, il must certainly be set
down rs not at all incapable Of endor.
sing rowdies and scoundrols, and of per-
petrating very dirty tricks. The appoint
ment Of the notorious Capt. Rynders as
Marshal Of New York, and Of Emery, .he
leader Of the mob that murdered Phillip,
at Leavenworlh, TO lucrative Office, and
the payment to Richard w. Thomson Of
Indiana. 40, 600 for (as pretended )servi-
oes rendered the Cherokee Indians, but
in reality for keeping up the Fillmore or
ganization and carrying the State for Bu.
chanan, Thompson's claim being so plain
ly bogus that Secretary Gurthrie would
not allow it--these are specimen bricks.
Next in order, to preserve consistency,
must come the allowance by First Comp
lroler William Medill Of the claim, with.
out vouchers OF Col. Collum of Tenn,
late clerk of the House, whose book spec.
ulation, out Of which he expected to real
izo $50. 600, was nipped in the bud by
the obstinate honesty of Whittlesey, Ne
dill's successor. Blood will tell-murder
viii out-corruption will stink in the nos
,rils Of the people.
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Court ofCommon Pleos orseneea Conn
tvOhio
John D, Loo'ai, ! Co., pi.iu,ia,.

Against
jain Downey and Macy nownev his wife Sarah
DowneS the aknown heirs Of r. q. Gsre. dc.
eegsed, John C.. Lee, VIM. Holt, Geo. h Chrost.
'ip John g. Patterson, and p, y. Beruaw
NOrlCE.--The Defendants, John Downev
~ and MARY Rowney his wife; and The m.
known hers Of r.. g. Gage, deceased. will tske
aoti' Q. That the Plain ia 6led his petition In lhe
Cqnrt above mentioned, on the 18th dav Of NAV.
1885, the object and prayer Of which Petition II
10 obtain Judgment against John Downfy. in tbe
snm Of sl14 3S 100 dollars, aud inter est since ne
50 day Of May. 1882. for foreclosure and or
der Of sale of the following described premise.
to-vii' hsginaing Al the =, e. corner of The NJ
z. Of the Sc Ia Of sec. p. in To. one. N R
a. Ihence wsstto the ceator OF tho rod lead-
ing from fifn 20 oMcCu,eheuville. Thence
along The centor Of AID road, 20 FAR that line
unnlds dur east viii intersect tho east lima az tb
. AID Wosi ~ Of he said q. e. Ia Thence south
TO the place Of beginning. Containing rs Sd
scses more or less 10 SeNecs couniy, Ohio, and
Tor the setting atide Of the consa, ances of the
said land FROM said D0wRey TO Z C. Gare. Md
from said Gage 10 Mqry .DoNhay, and from John
an Mary Downey 10 Sarah Dcuneyl The aai5
befenuanis Wili answer or damur 70 tbis Potibon
on or hsiore the third Saturday AFTER the 18Th dsS
Of 1ane, A. D. 1857 or the - n, will be taken ~
.galnts them. W.P. NOBLE.
May Is, t1ew so Att ~ Plsisa6
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ADMINIsTRAT0R,s 49,

{ Monday the 1t day Of Iune, Ir57. b.,,y.., a..
z nopfa oi ~ oolock a. and oieioet =, ~ W, I
olef ~ public sale atthe door Of the eourt b M WI
eiy o. tihn In the county Of seneca an tn ne
ey oruer oi the probate Of said eoun ~
w w go ss.se' Is the properly Of John Click sfs ~
ossueny, ueed IT, 20 witt part o. tbe norh . -, ~ -
~ t.-e.enai q oou No. % iH ioy'nsln j M ~ p ~
81 81 We we W side OF the sandulky Rivef In t6s ~
- and commencing for the same ~ = {i
olue Atn' and small Beech Tree on tbs ~ ~ y
@ .u y 5's.h @ tennifg thence W. H. f6 chains thsn. -
~ - - ~ 'h.ih thence running ~ l6 1E .isf -
49, ~ ~ ssia @ ufef andirom thence running or .,d -
M s w uanA o. aald river 90 a place OF con,nns -,
eenelnlef ~ acie. of land mole orioss Aiso st., ~
'.ll nnu ueing part Of the above fraei,on,3 ~
.s,tloni eenianiug i-s acres Of land noT Z 4e1itsI
p-.e tne N qnar er Of said fractional rec,i 5al-o
el'p-1l uomneneiug AZ point on the IL b.,t = e.
s,i nmneIe m me New Haven and Findlav stsfr ,,i ~
~ .I,-.ss s1ia rfeh Iunnigg tlsuce essf,.'sI ~
enu s'Ne illd road 2iO leet 10 npiut -, ~ Yn
-a5 " ino south SIDE Of said State road fh.ss -
tlttli thePee north westerly on ana .lor, ~
o' tle hank Of said river 10 tlle niaee ~
-, tnihs aeresof land more or les. mn 49,
- lsnu Anese described cpaiain n the sr-eontoS
- ilhu, more or less aud will DO soid a. an. ~
~, 'tt.y 9hg costufe the valuable niiilnropeyiy -
~ AYofsbly known ua ft Johnt Mill ee,g,,.
I. T 'le- tee raadrsky Fvur has hst boen eou,ais,I
~. pv'sN ~ 'hc miudam l. new a-d dorable fthe hs,
Htsi1 being built On solid fonndafi ln M. .oh -
eHsf y Abendpnti amply suihcient % run eet
W W sei o, sioae noary tle whole year lVb ~ eha
o. both sides offho siream, heahb l.i au-
,s-,,y asuled and wealthy noi ghh0rhood tbis h
tAple properly. IERne a. sale. "a NJ n 1issf' ef' oe-
May i,59-0w. '''n ensk' deed.
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f o r S A / n

desirable residence ata bargain, situated on t.N...
- l'2 blocks north Of the Uniou School House IN
house WN built last season aud cOntaus rooms ~ ~
psfed and bnlteFy,in Of the rooms are large o,. ~
er underline whole house, large oiseru and WE'LL ~ ~,
loof oven ana hfe place under roof Gre moor r,t =
premises are N good order rrlsession eoeli be % e
mmediaiey iidssifed, for terms etc. apply on he
n would like to ioll at private sale soae
- f9se a,ns seit Of cane bottom chairs and
couple OF Two horse wagons that have inst been
Tanew W.. , sfe i them about good As S"r
to pose Of until he eob Of Ms s, al q which wish
wish 10 ttar' for Nebfaska territory ''@' "'ne
""yi'o'-4~' MN. sPEILMAN
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Proanoot of Frnil

From what Information we can gather.
We infei that there will be an abundance
Of fruit this year. unless DESTROYED by
'he late irosts. The peach. cherry. pear
ana apple trees are said to be full Of buds
a"d blossoms. The extreme backward.
ness .. the season has, perhaps, had a
S's ooasne''l influence, il preventing the
buds from developing pNma,urely.
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Latest from Kansas.

The St. Louis Democrat lblishes
letter from several citizens Of Lawrence,
Kansas, to Secretary Stanton. stating that
IL tho following course be adopted they
will 90 into election Of delegates: Two per
sons, one ofeaoh party to be selected from
each district TO correct the registry. They
are to proceed together TO register legal
voters. The Probate Judges to correct the
FIRST lists and the apportIonment to be &C.
cording to these returns. Four judges of
election, two from each party, to bo cleo
tod in each precinct and the names Of 3
of said Judges TO be required on a Ger.
tifcate to entiIle any person to seat in
the Convention
LATER adyces tate that Stanton has de-
eliLed to accede to the proposition
ST. LOUIS. May 8.
The Republican publishes St1nton's re-
ply to the letter Of the citizens Of Law
renee. lie says he can do nothing which
denies the authority aud validity of tho
territorial laws. Respecting the judges
selection, he hopes the Probate Judge
win appoint one Republican one Demo.
orat IN favor Of a free aud one Democrat
ia favor ofa slayo State.
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Ohio VS.. Jndse Tanov.

A case was recently decided, by the
Supreme Cour. Of Ohio. which involves
nearly the same constitutional questions,
as did the Dted Scott case. A man nam
ed Anderson, living in Kentucky, had a
slave named Poindexter, who was very
trusty and whom he frequently sent over
into Ohio 10 transact business for him.
Finally he agreed to give Poindexter his
liberty for s4oo. The latter executed
notes with sufficient security. for this
amount and woNt to work in Ohio, to
earn t., When the first noto became due
payment was refused and Anderson bro't
suit in the Ohio Courts, against the sure.
ties. The suit was contested on the plea
that Poindexter was already free before
the notes were given, because he had been
sent by his master into Ohio. The Su-
prone Court has sustained this opinion,
and declared Poindexter free. BARLEY.
the LOcofoco member. disscnts from this
decision. So Ohio is not a slave state.
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TO THE SICK.
APRIL APPOINTMENT.
DR.. II. TuBRS.


A NALYT1C PHYSICIAN, will. be in att.ndsnc. 4,
n TIFF1N. q the shawhan iiouse, Tuesday ID June
hhEMONl, ke.'ers Amerean, Monday lee, June.
Letthose who doubt and the
Anouhcrgivga next month.
Foi ionsdltationupon alldiseases ofhe Thrnst I,,,
Heart Liver, stomach noNels, Kidneyt aud SpleeB NJ,
Dropiy, Gravel, ,Rheumasm Nefvousress Debiiitv
pepsia, Female Diseases que and Feye its
ofthe Bood Eptieps Cancers, Ulcers, and alloiher Va
land inter
Forsome years Dr. has devoted his entir. tim.,o
chronic diseases, treating thousands Annually manv III
whomhade exhausedevery other resourcewihin reach In
make sick to make WE'LL tesr down 10 ,pild mn III
medcinescaH betaken with safety by the most delicate
andpat,ents may remain nt home mud continue viii y
dence etheroFdinary deand exefcise. Manyhave reeov
cred under the treatment aler friends and
ivenup aIhope the indi.puiable evidence ofwhichcsn
waysbe fornshed Inyalids, however reduced and 5i,
pa ing arei hvited tOchl, and mhy be
couI gementwllbe given, expense incurred wilsut =
oue'p. 'ding ngpiospeetoireeovey
Stll ore testimony at homo which tho sicL
aud des iOnding should read
Thompson tp, Sen. Co; o, Jan. 81.
DR.. GuBBS. Sir, have delayed sending Won
a statement Of my case, but may be acceplpble
now. You will ren,ember my condition ,ybsn
drat saw you az tSanduskv City 3 years aso n,
was only by the greatest exertion that 1roujd
get TO your room. My sickness had been Of five
months duration and its raVages had been snrh
that friends and all who saw me- supposed I bsJ
hut short time TO live nt longest. The olJs,t
and best Phyi ician In SnnduskY and others rs,i
ding in Seneca, Huron and ie coun les had ex.
amined and prescribed foi ME, notvitb.tsndin,.
which became worse and worse, could tsLs
but Title food and that little scene TO do me ma.
good nor did any Thing taken help me Off.
| Iou told me recovery nas possible but dopbt
/ ful. J Obtained medicines and In len dsys -,
'en'ibly improved. Atyour return mouth Ia
or. was recovering rapidly, and in fe,v
months become as healthy apparently AZ at,nv
ume since my youth. for more than IN enty-
two years have resided where now do a5J
IN Groton =. Erie county. Being extensiveiv
known In these two and neghborlng ctnntitsy
Any one cun get additional testimony from n,-
'equaio'anees, most Of whom supposed i could
n0t live three months from the rst time I a.,
you. am thus particular that Others NAV / nov,,
where to seek relief from danger lus chronic ,Iis-
eases when tse ordinary remedies fail.
Yours Respectfully.
GEORGE oSTERHoUT.
may1 ,'57.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New York youinai Of Commerce writes,
yesterday, that the ayriculturul bureau
Of the Patent Ohice has made arrange
inents for the introduction and cultivation
C sixteen more varieties dfthe Sorgknm
Suere, OF sugar cane.
Mr.. Leonard Wray has devoted much
timo and pains 70 the collection Of seeds
Of the African sugar cane which he calls
the hnphee. lie has made experiments
in the mode Of makiag sugar. aud finds
that II, as well agthe saccharine product
Of the Sorghum, can bo easily granula-
ted He has left OF the Patent Oaice
specinieus Of the syrup, Of the crysta'r
ICED sugar, and Of the alcohol obtained
from The Ipiphee and Sorghum lie
brought home sixty bushels Of seeds, and
is about TO commence plantations At the
South. Experiments on large scale arc
to be made in South, Carolina, on the
estate Of Gov. Hammond The Imphe
IS The plant from which. in ancient times
sugar was made 10 Ethiopia, Arabia and
India. II was displaced by less yalua
bic plants, for long period, but wa
found in Africa. where i is indigenous
SIR Wray says that the Imphee viii
flourish IN any part Of the United States
where there are three months Of warn
weather. 1t would therefore appear thai
the United States will soon add sugar 4
the number ofits important staples.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-15

One Of tie most prominent citizens OF
Missouri-,he owner Of twenty-oae
grown up slaves. besides their progeny
has offered TO emancipate all provided
general emancipation could be secured
lie knows and says, that the rise in real
estate consequent upon the abolition OF
slavery in Missouri, would four-fold pay
for the slaves.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
lIssoLUTIoN on PARTNERsHIP.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
i Jos-ph Walker and Thomas W. Ourand,
u nder the rarue aud firm Of Walker ourand,
is this day dissolved by mutual conten..
The business will be continued by joseph
Walker, who has purchased the entire stuck and
will settle oil business transacted by the late 6rm
JOSEPH WALKER,
r. W. OURAND.
TiHn NfavT5 IagT n
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Kansas.

AS a specimen Of the fairness with
which the census preparatory to the cleo
tion ofa Constitutional Convention has
been taken in Kansas. il is said that Henry
J. Adams, the newly elected mayor Of
Lesyenworth, though in the TERRITORY
long fore the tina fixed, is not enr II, d
and that lie will not bs entitled to vote
at the election, What folly Il woull be
for Free State men TO attempt TO vote
under such an enrollmenll The census
list has baon made with the design Of ex ,
GLIDING so large proportion Of she Free
State settlers rs 10 give the FRO Slavery
men a majority; and now. after the wires
are all laid, end she plans perfected the
only thing yet wanting; is to induce bv
som means, sufficient number of the
Free Staters to participate TO give ooun-
tenance to the thing. TIE character of
the Constitutional Convention and Of its
results are all fxsd, and nothing remains
but TO commit the Free State men to Il.
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Ti@n, May IS. la57f


A PRESBYTERIAN CLERGYMAN would re-
"A spectlully inform the community that he Is
prepared to take a few Boa ardors aud Lodg-rs on
reasonable terms. Hi, rooms are large. airy and
comfortable, aud his accommodations such ne. Il
is believed, will not fail Of giving entire satisfac-
tior.
enquire at the Brick corner on Ma kei street
Church. May 10, 3w
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-15

EN-President Pierce has almost OBJ
tanned the reward for his four years of
voluntary servitude--a plantation in Mis-,
sis iPpi, Only $1,000 Ia the entire surn.
eloO,0 900, is needed to put him in com.
plete possession, Who subscribes in New
York; Where is John Coehraue and the
men who held the late President in their
arms. N. Y. Post,
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BANKs THAT HAVE CLOSED. -Thomson's
Detector, Of May, states that the time for
redemption Of the Patohin Bank Of Butla-
10, and Queen City Bank having expired
they are classed among the closed, and
those holding notes must look for redemp-
tion to the last owners Of the banks.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-15

AIRS Cunningham, charged With be.
ing the principal in tho BardslI murder.
has been tried and acquitted. The svl.
aencs was entirely oircumstanGisl aud IN
. satisfactory. Eokel has been released on
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-05-15

EF- The State journal learns that the
Ohio Central Railroad columbus to
Belle Air and Wheeling) Co. hes con-
cuded an important contract wrh the
Steubenville Co. { Newark to Steubenville
and Pittsburgh, by which the latter are
entitled to a jOint use Of the thirty three
miles Of track between Newark and Co.
lumbus, in consideration Of the payment
Of sixty thousand dollars per annum,
which pays annual interest on one mill
lion Of dollars of bonds Of the Ohio Cen
trail
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The plying tears. aud fond smiles Of
woman are like the showers and sunshine
Of spring. S.--Jsan Paul
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOrTCF

NJ Office Is hereby given, ,bat the undsr,lgned
IN has been appointed Admnislrator ofthe a..
tate ot Anson Shriner, deceased, late OF Reed
township, Seneca County. Ohio.
Aley l9, 9w ANDREW SANFORD
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ESTATE OF JOHN JENKINS. SEN.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
l. y has been duly appointed aud qualified as
Administrator Of the estate Of Johb Jenkins, sea-,
deceased late Of Senera county, Ohio. Dated
this 18th dag Of May 1857.
May Il 3w JOHN LUzADER.
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GOOD PASTURAGI

GOOD PASFURAGE,
k'oR 500 head Of Cattle or Horses, at Fihy
~ Cents head per month. Address,
II. Z GAGE,
MAY To- 4w Findlay, Ohio,
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and As great portion hsve been pnrrhasod a.
very low prices, We lauer ourselves that We viii
Do sbie 20 please customers, in prices as veil !.
quality. MRS AZ. DORAND
AlalH street, opposite ihs shaw6an Houss.
Tiha. May IS, ius7 80
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M&ST @g&gBGEs
wan favor Us With an early call.

"a ssiesrning thanks FOR the liberal patronage
eA1enosa 20 mo since my CONNIE noement her..
woald werely add, that my present stock a inrrs.
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BOUGHT For CASH.

hose who doubt, will please call and setl,fy
nsinleltss oy examining our goods and prices
L.uie, aeslroga Of awaiting themselves Of the
selecting from ''1 IRON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TODD co, UNDER BROWNS HOTEL
a beg leave TO announce the arrival from Lon
don and Paris Of their splendid collection OF
RlCh FURS, made in the most fashionable
styles from seasoned Soft-dressed Skins They
would invite particular attention to their elegan,
and much ad mired
MANTILLA TALMAS,
PEkLERINE VAN DYKES,
VICTORlNES, with Muffs and Cuffs to match
Of HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK, STONE MARTIN,
FITCH & MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
SIBERIAN AND RUSSIA SQUIRREL,
LONDON LUSTRED,
and ERMINE;
RICH FUR TRIMMING,
for Cloth and Velvet Cloaks;
SWANSDOWN TRIMMING;
ELEGANT SIBERIAN SO UIRREL ROBES,
for Cloak Linings, or cut for Trimming;
Ladies' and Geutemen's FUR GAUNTLETS;
Genuemen's TRAVELLING MUFFLERS,
Of Beaver Otter, Nutria and Seal Fur;
CARRIAGE ROBES,
Of Bear, Fox, and Buffalo Skins.
TODD & co for the past twenty-five years
have devoted much attention to this branch of
their trade, purchasing exclusively for cash. SELL
ing at modera prices, and by adhering to their
determination 10 deal in article that would not
bear the strictest scrutiny, they have secured a
large and increasing trade from all parts OF tie
country.
Purchasers are invited TO visit their establish
ment and examine the most extensive STOCK
OF FURS south Of New York. oc 81 -3t& eotf
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UITABL8 FOR CHRIS sAND NEW
YEAKS PHESFSFS.

IOHN n. SMOOT, No. 119 SOUTH SIDE
- Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. G has received
great variety Of useful and ssasoRabls GOODS,
10 which he tlsiteS the attention Of both ladies
and gentiemsa wao may wish 70 make Christ
mas and New Years Present.
EMBROlDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria Sets collars and Sleeves)
Do do Muslin do do
DO do Muslin and Cambria Collars
A great variety Qow priced) do
Worked Linen Sets and Linen do
Rich worked Mu5lin Sleeves
Black and waits Lace Sets ali Collars
Worked CamoTlc and VI rs IN Bands
Emorodered Linen Cam Dric Hanikerchiefs
Hemstitched, tucked aud plaia do
Black Chantilla and French Lace Wells
Worked, quilted and hoo ped Ski!is.
aolre Antique, Emo:oite.ed, Satin and other
Cloaks
Double aad single Brocha and o,he5 ShawIs
Rich Fanny and Black silks
Ftenca Merlno5, plaid MsTinos
Plain and prInts Nous L'delaines
Best Paris Kid Gloves, all numbers
Kid aud Buck 6auntlets
Ladies, gents ana chIldren'S Warm Gloves
Do Hosiery, Of every kind
Portmonnaies, a1d ladies' Cabas
Gents. Linen, Cambria aad Six Pocket Handkfs
Back and fancy silk C5avits, Scarfs and Ties
Gents Shavis, Merlno and woolen Scarfs
Children's Knit Talmas and Hoods
Ladies, gents and boys Comforts &c
With many other desirable goods which will
be sold low TO cash or prompt customers
dec - J. II. SMOOT.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 90, lss

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 90, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given to holders of stock of the
loans of the United States that this departme Mt
will purchase the same until the Sd OF March next
unless the sum of 81 800 900 shall be previously
Obtained, and will pay in addition to the interest
accrued from the date Of the last semi annual div
dend of Interest thereon, together with one days
additional interest for the money to reach the
dor, the following rates Of premium said stocks
For the stock of 1912, premium flo per cent.
Fer Tie stock of 1877 and ls4s, premium Of is
per cent; and for the stock of 1850, commonly
called Texas Indemnity Stock, a premium of6 per
cent.
Certificates of stock transmitted 10 the dcpart.
ment, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds. II sent between date hereof and the
LIST day Of Jaaus'y next, the current half years In
terest must be assigned by the present stockhoder,
or 1t will be payable As heretofore, and a cores
ponding deduction be ma Ie from the amount pay.
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks so assigned and ransmit.
ted will be made by drafts on the Assistant Treasu-
rers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the
option Of the parties entitled receive the money
which should be expressed In the letters accompa.
nyng the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the r,asury.
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