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W. Give elsewhere, IN ertsHso the speech delivered
IL senator Douglas in Chicago, Illinois, on the 18th
int The demonstration made by his felowcitizens,
/ showing the warmth and depth Of their attachment
was grand and imposing, and must have been ex.
ceedipey gratifying to the victorious Senator after
his retnrn home from the tolls abors trials and cis
situdes Of the most tremendous political canvass on
record His neighbors welcomed him, his State
| cheered him, and thousands from adjacent States
Joined heart and soul in the triumphal ovation Who
shall say that he did not deserve all this Who shall
say that the Achilles of almost the only Northern
State that did not succumb to Abolitonism, at the
recent elections, vas not worthy all honor at the
hands Of his immediate ellow.ctizens Not we ;
and il is sometimes used as a term Of reproach
against Us that we are too Strengthened incur South
ern opinions. Perhape we are but our opinions are
honestly entertained and shall be promulgated here
after as they have been heretofore.
But for Senator Dougas-and here we will reiter-
ate what We have said on numerous occasions, that
we differ from him materially on several points-the
whole North, nearly without exception, would have
surrendered to the sway of fanaticism would have
been governed in aggregate and detail, by remorse-
less enemies of the South and the Institution OF
domestic slavery This is fact, clear aud ncontro-
Yertlhle and VIII not be questioned py any luau VI
ordinary intelligence and candor. Illinois may be
set down as the only great breakwater above Mason
and Dfxons line which has successfully resisted the
surging waves of sewardsm, and beat them back
1 with discontinue. That breakwater stands to-day
stronger than ever-more powerful in its capacity to
resist future assaults-and better prepared in all
sentias than previously. Senator Douglas is the pro
ector architect and builder of this breakwater but
for him it would never have been projected built
and if the structure is deserving, let the need Of
credit be awarded where it belongs.
1t will be seen that the speech is cautiously worded
Mr.. D. makes no bitter onslaughts upon the Admins
tration. This would have been oat of place before
promscuous gathering. Probably he will right his
wrongs in the Senate and possibly, he may forgive
the Administration, it having sank low in the lower
depths of humiliation. He may treat it as he would
PROSTATE foe when be would meet it like lion,
and tear it like a lion, Tit came to him armed.
We understand that Senator Douglas is expected
in town daily and that his legons Of admirers are de-
termined upon giving him grand reception. Should
this prove the case we shall assuredy make appro-
pirate note of the matter.
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FRoH LOUISVILLE VIA BERRIoKs BAYa-By TINS
unusual and it may seem extremely odd route, some
valuable acquisitions to cur winter population ar
rived on Saturday night, The parties were some Of
the best actors and actresses who are to assist Tom
placide in opening the Varieties theater this week,
on Wednesday evening as it has been given out The
crowd consisted Of the old comedian Of Northern fame
John Seton and his WIFE and their daughter Angela;
P. Warren and wife, and the sisters Misses A. and L.
Graham.
But, about their coming from Louisville By way Of
Berwicks Bay, which latter place is away southwest
Of this, almost to Texas, Problem, isn'tit Easily
EXPLAINED however When the party got to Louis.
vale, the only boat for the South was the I, J, Hine
built to run in the Bayou trade and up for Berwick
Bay direct, without bothering with New Orleans
The captain, finding that the party wished to embark
for New Orleans without loss Of time, promised that
no time would be lost Or extra expense incurred by
going With him down Bayou Lafouche and Bayou
Teche to the Bay as the trip would afford them an
excellent view Of the interior regions of the sugar
State, and as he was willing to ship them from the
Bay to the city by the opsloasas Railroad merely for
thepleasure of the company. The offer wasaecepted,
and here the actors are, no less pleased with the
novelty Of the trip than the Captain Of the Hiae in
opening an entirely new ronte Of travel,
The steamship Philadelphia, which arrived yester.
day, brought out Tom Placide the manager Of the
Varieties. So things begin to look like business ont
On Grayier street.
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"a PaIpitatIon OF the gHeart - There are
nany persons afflicted with disease, and should give
the following their attention
This is 10 certify have been troubled with The papttn
lion Of the heart for several years. aud at times 50 severe that
could not lie down and sleep al night ans aey applying seF
r remedies and finding relief procured Of the Agent p
A. HUFFMAN one bottle Of Hoohauds German Bers, prepared
BY Dr. h NJ Jackson of Philadelphia, and found 50 much
relief from one continued it. and am perfectly
relieved Of the disease and do recommend it TO all who may
be afflicted with the same disease, am satisfied it is Eala
able medicine,
Given under my hand This The 14th day Of Get, 1856
VALENTINE BAUMsTARK.
Waco. Ellston county, KY.
These Bers sold By druggists ard stofekeepesn every
town and village in the United States Canades West Indies
and south America at rs cents per BEETLE,
Principal office, 4ls Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
See that you get HooRands German Bitters,
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and resi by WRIGHT
Co, Nos q and ISL Ghartres street. nj 2plm&W
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ArrIEaIs a the PrlncIpaI RoteIs yesterday.

-%
ST CHARLES HOTEL. John N Sandidge,
Gall, La. Milton Browne, Fl Newhall, Phila, n +
de Gratenried Tenn " a Strong, N Q NJ Strong,
Miss israel PieBens Mobile y Bas2n and pa aay
Jackson ! ; bEown 9m leu IetBSewt 9ats
NOUN. y Gasueman, John 8 aaFTis, NaS1vIlle'
Howe Boston = Q stafford, BATON II Koqg S;,
ileais Bowen ana iaqy mrs Hates Ba4l9: q = VII
bert, Texas Geo Brewer LADY ana ehl,d GhGago
\ SEC Kirk SAM harrington \, ;Dr H.. =
4 Aoade, A. ana tamiIy. I u McNel anu sS1;
Vas, Sas NJ hag4et; llos q NJ VA a9u s,
Esq - 2 y 7 iisay
VIZ Il syson ieM y bra,ns u Int
w M ~ u \, E1o1a noI",s W nror
'oHi n NJ a@ ~ y y Sraor sbanoboi
E"F III ITF 5 u Toras5a, b.
Gnha Y = 3lL1 n IN Naoft r
sssouIg a. u g shesl IA er a Iaa9
5ea :s = Y o'q 2 y mfa & ''5
oallIolllla Geo 4 MIG - = \ DlCAson' y
CITY HOTEL. w n Delany, Norwich J; AZ
Gus, Dr f Without Mobile y = Ledbettef. n y ~
Murray, N I 4 Gary, WadIngt0n, Y Y Wh ,
mood MISS " hlng ana hay, tIa. y y y tloohs'
Ala Jas Curry, " Geyosth, : =, 81 L Jneshlre'
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ny one hour Is all the time required TO
eep ne hair Of any lady gentleman Of brit6n brown
black color for ihe SPACE Of ONE YEAR, CEIsTADoRos
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article usea for that ppr
pose EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applying it
and the brilliant and truly natural lint impaired the hair
hislsrs or p,ostashe asls at least sIN WEEKS No
der that his Dye dpacng ali others both in this country
and in Europe.
Sold everywhere, and applied BY all hair-dressers
ms 2plm&W CRISTAnQR0, No. g Astor House, N. Y.
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aa~Among tle many remedies before the
public for the Of by spepsa Dysentery, Fatueuce Con
gpaon Liver ComnIaia any other disease arising from
weakness III stomach Dr. celebrated
Stomach Ritters are the certain effects YOU
Who are suffering the torturing pains remember
few Bottles or powerful set pleasant compound will aOrd
great relief Thousands the trying nave been
cured and the public by those who have expe
FENCED power trial ali that Is desired to bring many
more Witnesses into field the public may desire
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
40 2pGtkltW
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crescent city Criekeg Club.

Members Of the CRESCENT CITY cRIOKKT CLUB
informed that the Club Room Is over The Commercial
Reading Rooms in the building Of Charles Com
mon streets, n29 2plt
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ex-senator Douglas apeaol1 on seventh page.

COMMERCIAL READING Rooms. Subscriptions to
tile New Orleans Commercial Reading Rooms viii
still be received by the proprietor by his agents
The press Of every section is represented at these
rooms and their area is 50 spacious and their appoint
nents so commodiously arranged, that every accom-
mediation is afforded to subcribers. Il we were a
married lady--whtcb, perhaps is hardly supposable
ease-we should object to our lords subscribing to
MIR. Coolers reading rooms, for the attractions and
comforts which they offer might really excuse a
husbands deserving for their enjoyment his own fire.
side at least two evenings ia the week and in those
two evenings he would not begin to read through q
thousandth part of all that would claim his interest
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ORLEANS THRATER.-The grand opera Of The
Hagnehotah is to be brought out tomorrow night.
Mile Laranque, the new prma donna, Is to make her
debut on the OCCASION in the roe Of Valentine Mile
Csrdier Mime Wade, and NM. Beaucc, Delagraye, and
villa, are likewise to appear
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ag-Poetry and miscellaneous on sixth page

OaIrANs FEMALE u oAaApY--This institution has
been for sixteen years growing in public favor under
the conduct of Professor and Mime Dinitry, and Is
now established in building which aceords well with
its celebrity The current session began on the lst
Of September in the i" Desban Yerandah" building
and We know no erection in the city better suited to
educational purposes as handsome externally as it
is conmodonsly designed internally, tits one ofmark
among the public institutions Of the city and these
adyentitious Communications cannot but advance the
healthy and longstanding claims to popularity which
will be flrtheredby the enlightened management Of
Mime Dimitry. We ask attention to the advertise
ment Of this Academy.
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MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1858.

aB The purser Of the steamship Philadelphia, hr
Bullay, has our thanks for interesting memoranda
and valuable papers.
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ns A full report Of the trial Of several Of our
crack machines will be found in the local column
on the third page.
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-The obrgng clerk Of the Jos. Lands has our
thanks for a late Cincinnati paper
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On Thursday 25th Inst Christ Church. Mobile Aa., by
the Rev Mr. eauock BYRON NJ, POND OF New Orleans, 10
HELENA daughter Of C9fus sibey Esq of Baldwin county,
a 1nhnna
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n29 2pst


are r,r.,,,F e#,,aE uve
q &c NJ rr1,z,r NJ ~ ervNr = ,.,rvr,e a ~
: = = - > = -
Would call The attention of Ladies to their
r.tn,r sroor-
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Or
EEOTsEsKEEp1NCS
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Aud
FAN Y DRY G. o o n s.
n. -. -. ,,..
"isH 'o"ss"l' "1ui'OHo "r7 tl9ue W eacn steamer
thelF STOCK Of
" W 80 coup aug
Flounced SIX ROBES,
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Hoop SkjFgs

AND BALMORAL PETTICOAT5.
fresh supply comprising twe1fy varieties Fer sale by
B. PIFFET & SONS,
D29 2n3teod 10 Garal street. To9r1 Row
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Dtsttn s Co..,

TRUNK, yALIsE, LEATHER AND CARPET BAG MAN.
uFACTURERS,
Masonic Temple, philadelphia.
BRANCH STORE No, 81 MAGAZINE STREET, one door
above Graver,
hwe have large and handsome assortment Of the above
Goods, at lowest prices, n29 2p6t
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TO artists,

Il
BUILDERS, AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.
On hand sale at Northern prices complete asor
Of DRAWING MATERIALS comprising
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Papers,
Water Colors Bristol Boards Painters Pallets
Brushes, saucers, Pink, Aleuont
Tracing Cloth and Paper, Drawing Pens,
photographic Pens, Drawing Pencils, etc.
Also various works on Drawing, Architecture and Engineer
ing .
n26 2p3 No 60 Camp street.
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Plantation Clothing, etc.

f. MALARD e. CO.,
Nos. IS and go Canal ST., corncr!0Id Levee,
Keep constantly on hand large stock Of
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Made in the strongest manner with stus Of tho most
durable quality.
Their assortment comprises all sizes and conssts in part Of
the following
HEAVY LINED KERsEY MONKEY COATS and PANTS.
RED BLUE AND GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS
HICKORY SUITS, ETC. for Men add Boys.
Women aad Girls KERsEY AND CoTToNADE FRoCKs,
JOseys, Shirts, etc.
ALSO
WOOL AND GLAZED HATS, WOOL GAPS, BLANKETS,
Socks, etc, etc
rzg' Orders 1led with promptness. ...z .s.....
F.MALARD & CO.,
IS and CD Canal street,
u29 2plltttW old Leyees's
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9. Ea8U Books.

ENaU BO0ks. EasU Books.
The undersigned solicits the attention Of the
LEGAL PROFESSION
to their EXTENSIVE and WELL-sELECTED STOCK og
Law Books,
comprising Text Books, Law Treate. and works Of tie most
eminent American and English JnrSg on
EQUITY,
COMMON Law,
NIsT PRTUS and
CHANCERY PRACTICE.
-AlsO-
A full supply Of FRENCH Law WORKS from the most
eminent Jurscouuls and Lawyers Of Fauce Germany Spain
and Italy. For sale publishers prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL Il CO.,
Law Publishers, Booksellers and staHoners,
n26 2p3t No. 60 Camp street
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EB'0U Paper. Eg'0Lt Pager.
Common CroCkery,

c o u N T r. Y IT r A ID "a. /
A large stock Of COMMON EARTuEN AID CLASS
WARE, lor Country Trade for sale low by
BOWLEs a JUDs0N,
90 o. -N,rry- 6, Ma NJ fYs5sr. srssi
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Large StoCE
E. A. TYLER,
$50, ..,"",..,, Canal Street

no., Canal Street ITO
HAVING JUST RECEIVED
LARGE ADDITIONS TO HIs STOCK,
BY Late Arrivals,
Would respectfully invite the attention of his friends and
the public to the following described Goods:
FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHEs-From the madufaco-
Of all the celebrated makers in Europe and
America.
LADIES' DoUBLE-CAsE wATCHEs-wnh plain Gold
and richly Enameled Cases, set with DIAMONDS aud
other Freedoms Stones
JEwELRY or ALL KINDs-In Sets and Single Pieces.
Rich Fancy Goods.
FINE SILVER WAREOf the most beautiful patterns and
Of the best workmanship
SPORTING GUNs-sugc and Double Bnr.eed--from the
first makers.
PISTOLS OF ALL THE BEST KINDS
SPORTING APPARATUS.
FINE GUrLERY-of Rogers, Crookes' and wostenhom's
make
GOLD PENS AND PENCIL CASES, etc, etc.
e. A. TYLER,
n29 2p6t ITO Canal street.
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Jaw ELLIS have removed from u raver street to No.
A CARoNDELET sTREET-ot the office lately occupied by
Nessrs. Bogert Foley + Avery, nj 2pln
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NHnaH~rA1teFeBsa
CELEbhA1ED AMEhlCAN PLAYING CARDS!
NJ II ~, AZ, ,,,,,,,,, ,,ru ......
IT T., Nj A \ w n II
c.a,,a,,,, s,.-.,...-.-
now Feceyin per ship sas Green full stock of the
"a Witch Il ro,r3 ,rvtts ~ o,t.a,,o v, goCgps @ ~.
trade generally Of the following fayoe brands
sTEAAB0ATS-Doublea and Single Heads-Assorted Backs.
NO. = mo 'D"Ns.
80, ,-e+ 49, ,,,T,Ins
~,
,g...,.5 D.,
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for taxi
- ing dOwa the building known as Annunelaon Market SIT
Leyee streets and transporting all the materials of said hnild
ting agaq psrec! order on piece Of ground fronting
Claiborne Circle, and situaed in bounded BY Ca
borne, ST. Bernard LahRrpe and robertson streets.
DOWN Of MARKET HOUSE -lhe contractor shall
Sa9 @ & I'M s eS p es o VIZ a ans btsSer
blocks fac all the materials belonging said market house.
and shall haul transport aud nicely pile the same on lot
Of ground fronting Claiborne Circle and forming the corner
OF Claiborne and 81 BERNARD streets The whole remain the
il demoisang and hauling away piug away mate,
ras belonging % said market house the contractor shall use all
damages done the through the caesssnes Of the
shall DO valued by the city Surveyor the value de
Quoted Of the contract price.
BUILDING OF rllE MAR1ET HousEA portion said market
Soss Mentioned II accordanea Win he plans
Of the sizes marked on said plans prodies and sections
Under each OF the iron columns brick foundation shall he
hai said foundation shall oe EACH ye bricks square at he
9 wv H. T,e hrssa RIM r. aJ HI re.nIar HI
two inches that the foundations shall be bricks
square al Inc TOP The bricks shall be bricks
ohay ana sallbe laid in best hydraulic cenientmorar The
foundations support the granite ss all around said market
shall be constructed IL a similar manner
The granite bases saa rest on tue oundaon 50 as to receive
the iron columns Of Tho market and awnings, and the granite
s shall bs placed all around said market the whole
fbe iron columns shall b paced fixed as marked on The
Tie nbers Of The market and awnings shall be
eramed In best w0rkmunke mannfr The roofs shall be
heahed with oard well seasoned yellow pine boards one inch
The roofs IF DE market awnings shall be
with the states taken om Annn9cistoa market said states 10
be PTSpsF{ nailed down. WIN gg q no. s man ~ lgenei
pointed III effect the whole covering shall De of worKmanke
Nine In 2hs copper cutters shall be placed each sie Of
the root with conductors zacl four inches in diameter
The whole Of the ceilings Of the market house and awnings
shall bt lathed and pteeed " HE bsi manner with thte eas
The gable ends the market to be weatherboarded with
one inch thick nshed blinds, marked in
e whole Of the akq house and It the occupied BY
The awnings shall be graded in aeeerdanee with the lines and
grasses to be given " me u Surveyor aud covered WIN he
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

to begin or Hps work any part thereof within the petod
xed Oh IN The oounel be dissatisfied with the n
which the work being executed the shall the
right annpl the without putting he contractor n de-
fault as reaued article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
appyine Of Justice apnul the and without in.
deInity and Il is also well understood that in the
tractor shall III any lime abandon the work finish and
complete the same IN conformity with his contract the CON
tractor shall forfeit al claims he nave 9r any paIt q me
the ciy shall thereby discharged from any and all aoi1y
Therefore and il also well understood that in the contract
he esod the and his securities shall be held and
bound IN sodo pay unto the city a loss difference be-
tyeen the price which the originally
perform The md The price at which may be adudcasd
al resale OF rehabilitation.
Rids 10 be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans june ~, 1858.
iSignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Comnon Council
fSisuedi H. Il, YENNARD. Gha'rmen'
HENRY DUREL,
jS6 l2t Clerk of Comptroller.
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!eans ai!g Gtsstsat.
- MTE.l.l..lGaE &c,

FarnAy. July 10 1855
weag sAa weather was about the same as fog
sa gsgs p8ss-~Wagm and clbadg Bust ass YES
asher nfisa hEisk Ga tie leyes owing 70 there being
al4Fals from ths uppeF rivers, UP ffeign y
Ii heFasaer more pleaty, although the rates
very low.
AHEiyA1s The Fort Adams packet saliie Robin
Can't ii 3. Gross, arrived With IL bales cotton
mHa aantsies. She will laaves as usual on SATURDAY
-
SIS Vicksbusg II s. mail packet Aliee slVla wv
rysa leE Nash, afrived wish 55t bales eatton' WI
nelrssss ffaIt, and large numbar II passe
So saqes again an Saturday, Is usual at 2 T. ~,
Ia place II TIE Natehez, -.
gHs 0aasBits psakss Rad Chief, Capt. Len Moore
3ith b ealss cotton, and leaves again on
astuFasg Pm.
ma 81. Louis packet h NJ Kennett, Capt lsaish
ai. vii. agtigsd d Wednesday evening With full
ead wiH lsags again % to-day, Ut z. III.
-s is.5aBtsa u heg courteous clerk Mr Robert
koFfh for ats papers
VIII Louisville packet icksbugg, Capt, 1honlasson,
mzrsvsa vim d large cargo; part Of which va III
sIss cotton and 1888 kinds. tobacco. We are in
sea p ber polite CLERK for lAte Louisville papers
Thsrailroal line packet City Of Memphis arrived.
courteous clerk, Mr. james Kerr, viii please ex-
cest 0ag thanks for late river papeEs.
Hsfs u,ea ars tie most initiative animals in aIl
20Eld IL nature. 0aly ono ass ever spoke like q
ga hat Hundreds Of thousands oil men are daily talk
fs5 fivh Aseaal
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a4t
RrATE OF IlNniSTANA.


Parrish Of Orleans, City Of New 0rlensa
Bstrembmbered that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned uHFiceohe Peace in and for h city abraRid
personally appeared Charles j. MRnsoni Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
Ing duly Worn according law does depose and lay, the
sagolng accounts true, and tna1rp
from the hooks Of said Company .a -
Sworn subscribed before this 18th N.Y. ISM
ISienedl G. j. MANS6NI Secretary,
fSienedi GHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace parish Of ORLEANS
The Board ii Trustees have resolved to pay interest
Blk CENT outstanding certificates profits
10 me holders heso or to their legal REPRESENTATIVE
after the I'd Monday Of August prU1e also declaa div
dend offoryhye cent? per cent the net ened
lnums Of the company tbs year ending the 3th of JUNE
1851 for which cerneaes will be issued on the 25h September
next ana resolved further that after reeryng ONE lIoa
DOLLARS profits that all the outstanding cerHCas Of the
company Of aud 1851 and per
Issue Of 1889 redeemed and paid theholder thereof
or their legal representatives as follows
That 81 1850 on and after l2th OF Augustnex|
That Of 1861 on and after 18th Of September text.
Ard 7b per cent 1852 aud after 18th Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will Thechreate
ii produced athe time Of payment and cancelled TO the
THOs. Al. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS, Vice PEssidenL