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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

CIRCUIT CouRr.-A day or two ago, lady
named Mrs. Cassandra s Cannon, obtained 4
verdict of $500 damages against Patrick Daley
hack driver, for driving against her carelessly
so as to fracture her arm and infict other injuries
upon her person. The amount claimed was 81 600
but the jury compromised on the above named
sum. r. A Scott, Esq for plaintiff
In this court on Saturday was tried in
which Jonathan Barnaclo brought suit against
Messrs. Wall Stephens for services as book
keeper and clerk In their clothing store in this
city. over and above regular pay of So per day
received. The jury returned verdict for de-
PENDANTS.
To-day, the Court took up case of inqusiton
to fix the amount Of damages claimed by Nelson
x Mandel agt. George A Springman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

| FOR RENT-Several fine ROOMS, furnished or
| of the KirkwoOd House. no s8-tf
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD OPENING The follow
ing Geographic despatch was received at the
ADAMS Express Companys Office on Friday,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn . Jan. 25.
John HOey, Office of ddanas' Express Co ". Y /:
The gap OF Mississippi Central Railroad will
De nnlshed Jan y. and on Sunday, the Doth. the
connection will be made through to New York.
We will then have express route from New
York through by land
Time from New York to New Orleans 81 hours
Send along the goods.
JAS SHUTTER, Asst Supt
Adams Express Co, s. w. Division.
The route from New York to New Orleans-all
by rai-will be as follows for a close connection :
Take o'clock train frsn Jersey City to Wash
ingtOn. thence Orange and Alexandria railroads.
Virginia and Tennessee roads, Memphis and
Charleston road to the Grand Junction. and from
there By Mississippi Central and Jackson to lew
Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

NESrs This remarkable piet,,s :
n.y.. on p eIs,1leon at the fine ar, galleries ~
avenue, and Is attracting much atten,;on =,
been pronounced by com petent conno,..ar-, uss
Ia Europe and America to surpass In colo,ino
any similar WORK slnce the days of Titan /;
should be visited by all who are interested In .b.
progress which American art 10 making. -''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

a. an. WoSpEkruL SUCCESS OF On. HosrErrER's
IN. to- ~ ano unrivaisd Stomach Bittfeys from
n,ncinsia Ies introduction to the pueblo, proves
peesrsaon Of ths kind nov manuf AZ p a
ssoJ on tns digestive organs 10 O, the most
sonsS ~ Giving the ssstsm . souad and HEALTHY
epa IL cures OF Dyspepsia, loss o. appetite, gen
ea,s M cent Indeed; some Of the most direful
49, sast nave ever been under medical t,essment
Pee sI1 bsfnas =, hitters are most dslls htfai, es
= or sale By Druggists and dealer. ..r.,.,, 49,
=. j. 30 eoSR
PEEEIEs. -Persons desiring Ps,u.. ~;u..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

DOR SALE-On accommodating terms, One.
1 half Square of Ground, on 7th street /; will be
divided to SUIT purchasers, If lmmed late appilca-
and Fancy Store, SIC 18th St, opposite the Intei-
P.S Negroes for farm hands, will be taken in ex-
Cnang6. 10 o.
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ARREST YoR LARcEsY.-Saturday night detec.
tive officers Allen and Rimball arrested Am Ken.
nefeck, who was charged by Mrs Mouldin. I'm
whose house she was employed, with stealing
Justice Dom and committed to jail for further
hearing :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

A vAhUABLE FARM FOX SALE-Slruateo
a In Alexandra county about ~ miles from
6e0rsetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting of log aoros In
ours on the premises, or FL. RTCHAR DIS, corne,
l4th and X streets. w ashnston, ID. c. ia left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

. The Instructors in this School are:
Hon. JOEL Parker. LII. ID Royal Professor.
HON. THkOPaIL PARSONS. Ii. d., Dane Profes r
Hon EMORY WAsHBURN, ILL., d., University Prof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

CRIMINAL CorRr.-To-day, John Mahonev. ca,
1i convicted Of stealing corn meal and cor,
Penltentiary. ~ VIC year IN 'o'
ne Court then took up the case Of the United
states agt Joseph Donoho in which the S.fauS
INV was charged with an assault and battery mo,
:eS1 Dunn testified that the dsfsnd,n, 49,.
hin, Is room and pulled him out of bed. d,aaan'
h; INTO we street in his ma kedness ana LiEEs,
Verdct-guilty III pononos house
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ENGLISH OPERA.-To-night the Cooper Trouns
VIII ping ont in superb style, ali Troyatore,: Al
the Theatre. When il will be remembered that
,als company is musical galaxy of which
here lately In concert, is but lesser star we MAJ,
form some estimate Of the musical treat i'm store
Iof us this week. In view of the probabls rnsb To
ooe1in aumission, We reiterate our advice 10 all
VINO Ike To be comfortably placed phy,Ic.llv
wnen listening to the concord Of sweet sounds to
9y All means secure their seats In the day time
:, nefe VIII undoubtedly be a brilliant CATHERINE
'c hear III Troyatore'' tonight.
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sNirHsoSiAS LEcTuREs.-Dr Benz A. Gould,
II delivers at the Smithsonian this evening, the
hra OF course Of three lectures upon the subjects
Of :. Chance, Accident, and Probabilityp Lee
lure 70 commence at quarter to 6,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE, containing
- is rooms, gas. Potomac water, bath room, c.
between AZ al 9Th streets. The furniture will be
sold or rented with the house, if desired.
Ia l2-1m
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900 FISH POTATOESm
SOO Barrels prime ALEW IVES, daily expeoteh
from Boston AMI viii be sold before ARRIVAL
Also, 2.'0 bushels prime Prince Edwards is a nd
POTATOES, warranted sound and in good coEdi-
ton, which We selling at fifty so cents pei
bushel t60 pounds per bur hel
Apply to HARTLEY & BRO.
ia 3 2w 90 and IOt W ater st ,Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

EOR RENT-A new and desirable four story
l. BRICK DIV YELLING, situated on 18th stree,
Apply to J. t. LEHMAN. No. All 18th st. de "a
FOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
Il handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
are large and airy; four rooms on floor from the
first floor mp. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
de5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-28

TUX SALE-On ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS terms a WI Al
Il LOT In Alexandria now used as a ship ward
also, quarter of SQUAREOF GROUND within
n int square of the above This w"nld be divided
corner of King and Columbus streets, Alexandria.
, 1860-01-07

IN round numbers, the expectation Of specie
from New York Ia foreign ports, during the
year 1e;3, was seventy millions Of doilarE. If
the exports from other ports were nscertained,
the whole net amount would probably rcacli
eighty millions. This is 80 far in excess Of the
shipments Of utl previous years, aud 50 much
ADORE tue production Of our native gold mines,
that it is really time to inquire how long We can
endure such II drain, and whether tlere is any
mode by which it eau bc checked.
The American gold crop, during tue car l55u,
cannot yet be accurately stnted, but it is not
likaly that it will exceed iifty-fivc miions. We
hare sent ab.oed during the year twenty five
millions more than this; that is, we have re.
luccd the capital stock Oh which The t:ssircss
of tue country il transacted about twenty-five
millions. In return for the money thus wilfully
sent away, VIC have received IN enormous guam
tity Of silks, vclyets, laces, liquors. Ind other
unp,oductirc and perisllable Injuries; we hare
obtained large amounts Of iron, lead, and other
mctuls which We ourselves could produce in
abundance sufficient for tue whole worlds
supply; we hare brought to the iron State Of
PENNSYLVANIA, enormous quantities Of European
iron VIC hare dressed our fumiles not only
with French si!k, bu, nth goods madc from
American cotton Which we suffer to br spun sud
woycn in England and France, and then brought
here 10 ba sold. We are dong all We can to en-;
rich the men Of MANCHESTER, birmingham and
Lyons, at The expense Of tue nea c( New Eng
land and Pennsylvania.
1t is to accomplish this work Of enrlching
our manufacturing rivals in Europe, that We are
sending thitber yearly twenty-five millions
more in gold md silver than we ure digging
from our mines. During the year 1860, unless
something unforeseen occur, We shall proba-
bly send away fifty per cent. more than We did
l9st year. 10 he sure there is remedy for the
evil, an obvious preventive Of the specie drain.
1t is simply an increase pf customs duties,
which is now required, not only tor psot.cton,
but actually for revenue. The President, in his
late message, intimatcs tint there is ,ccessi-
ty for such an increase: but he is so much
more earnest in other less vitnt subjects. that
tbs suggestions concerning tue tanT is passed
rite. On certain articles now heavily imported,
would bring hope, life, activity mud rrosperit;
into many now idle and gloomy Districts; they
would check the eycrrislng dood Of foreign inl-
porta,ions. and they would re.lucs the How If
our specie.to Europe TO safe md reasonable
1;mit. If this Congress should ever organize.
it is 10 lie hcped that one OF its first works will
be revision Of the taiiF Of 1857.
, 1860-01-07

A great conflict Of opinion Is laforc us. The
opposing hosts are marshalling their forces.
Tie political status Of tllc United States for the
next four years. and it may be for Il century to
onf side, ars haze determination to orxr.hyolo
TIE re,y Gorern.n<nt Itself 1asima!ing The Dane
cratic ranks, and proclaimed as The prrt of
their exclusion from po,ctr- On the other side,
we hear the hosts Of the friends Of the Union,
shouting, 1.-THE Union now nnd forever, Que
administration of public affairs. Whether the
friends Of the Union will be able to muster
their forces, throughout the Confederacv, under
the lead Of one man, remains to lie seen. That
the discordant elements ofDemoerccy will come
together under the Charleston nominee, no pqa
in his senses doubts for 4 moment. The ambi-
tion to retain power is cohesive force, that
mere opinions seldom affect, while IN honest
determination to cxpel corrupt men from Of,
flee, may differ SO widely about the best means
of cifcctiug it, rs to defeat its efforts. Things
look as though the friends Of the Union must
prevail but the conflict exceeds anything Of the
sort that VIC have ever seen in this country.
hare been vexing the public ear for month
past, some Of the beauties Of which VIC give in
another column. Nut they will not hare it all
to themselves. Soon tbs pleasant cctlocs Of
speeches in favor of the iAaintepance Of the
Union, will be reverberating amongst the r.oun-
.talns, hills and valleys Of our blessed country,
to the small confusion Of the traitorous SEN
timents, which have formed the staple Of public
debate since the opening Of Congress.
Every man opposed to the prominent dynas~
ty, VIC hope, will seek to find some point from
which he may he able TO lend helping hand in
driving from power the most corrupt party that
has ever disgraeed people under the name Of
Democracy. For theu, TO call themselves DEM
ocrats, is about us absurd as it would he for Ma
poleonists in Frunce 10 do 10. Wolves profess
to be the peciinr friends Of lambs, but it is only
to deEour them. So it is with the sham he
mocracy-
, 1860-01-07
AffCHIEty-


19uH toe He~Ayku lsepnbHc23.
THE CHICAGO Press AND T7lnrSE.-This ster-
ling paper has issu.d its prospectus for the ye4r
1850, we insert it in another column. 1HtrsJarL
tie Press AND TEiBrSE a. one of tie frs: pdpeys
IN tie United States. It Is to the great North
west .what the New York Tribune is to New
England, and the eastern borders Of .sthe West"
We recognize in the conductors Of the Press
And Tn1RrSE rare talent, and laudah|e sound
ness ton the goose" As q newspaper it has
no superior Allied rs Chicago is in CONNER
cial intercourse, with this loo lity it becomes u
matter Of special iateres. to our citizens to read
It Instead OF h.ndreds Of light trashy things.
which receive their only zest as newspapers
from the fact Of their being published in so a e
eastern city. We hope the Pass ASp Tn1nrSE
may receive many subscribers from this valley.
From the Miles Inquirer.
In to.dny's paper will be found the prospectus
Of the Chicago paEss AND Tribune, one OF the
ah!est and best Republican papers in the Union.
We commend it to the patronage Of all who
wish a good Western paper, US entirely worthy
OF their support and confidence
Frsn The Jackson Cltlxcn.
We refer our readers to the prospectus Of the
Chicago Pass AND TRIBUNE, one Of the atIess
and best Republican papers in the Union. We
commend il to the patronage Of all who wish .
Erst~Faft Western paper.
, 1860-01-07
4 South Sfdo View ofBeccller the Scu-
sa1i0n Preacher.


l., Frenzy aro heecnef Is the most remarka.
p'e mcmoer OF most remarkable family He
~ one oi lmose surprises WHICH nature from time
~ uue aeHgnts 10 r!ooaec. a. bundle OF in~
congru'1sss, I.st "oelo puzzle Ihackeray or
George El!'ott TO DO justice to the varied 'nnni-
Ms.a1Ions o. h1s chafae1er. sense, ol certain
SORT, he has an abundance. lie Is witty, elo-
quent. pathetic, humorous, passionate, vindic-
!lve, sarcastlc, hrllllant-evcrthing but wise: a
preacher o. INC gospel. he Is continually dab
pl!ng IN politics. lie = s made the pulpit level
WIN me stage, almost level will the iioor ofthc
House OF Representatives. 4 minister Of peace
he has repeatedly couuseled snd encouraged
evil war. Himself md Grceley parted Kansas
between them, and inade "a good thing out Of
It. Als mind IS lucessant!y active md never
calm. nc WORKS nt territ!c rate. What with
preaching, lecfur'ng. speaking, writing, travel
Ing and reading proof, the wonder is that be
should DO 80 well Us be docs. i is u marvel
that he does not break down; Hispower Of en-
durance seems to know no limit. such 4 man
VII make noise IN h's dny and generation, but
Tlll leave beh;nd mm no lasting fame The
thougnts " which tue world IS ruled are not
emitted IKE The sparks from the exploding rock
ct that delight the eye for moment and then
vanish INTO night: They arc elaborated with
patient, silent toll Their announcement is rare
y attended With excitement and public approba-
non; s1owss, most slow!y; they make Their @ way AZ
, 1860-01-07

-. r1o fin, r4ns{on 4fe1ruyH II Thursday
that two Aholi,;on;sta Isff 1;,vn m that dov
for the yor1I, hy steamer. One of them Was
III a., in charya several rcets s;nre NJ, and l,as
~ .,nnos r. ~" c;s;: ,,raen1,ix ~ sonton"a
;,es,ascJ H., Tho ;1aror liz hns oc,n;-sd h;s
,-nL, .ni 1c,vns 1ithn;,t 4 s;n.,Ic ra,Iraf Tha
other was received from Georgetown, where he
Aad expressed OBNOXIOUS sentiments.
TIE y, Y. HgnA1p.-lesterday wacou.Ioad
of the New York N,raA triple shcet) contain
ing Il tu1i report o. the "Union Mass Meeting
in New yorE, arriycd in this city. They wcic
distributed gratuitous1y to a'i coi.ers ii Adams
& Co.'s Express Office A similar batch was
ssnt to oil ,le chief cities in tue South for free
distribution to tue citi.en9. Call at Adams
Express aud ret u copy.-LicAn.ond Enquirer.
I'D,
,.....- r 1,.u:,. A.,
rc,p,ad;a ~ Son,i,ar,, ,,,ars m,'t ,,nda, .e;
E.oi rus s.ohA WIFI pu. a.u:s 'usia
IAN M f5ed; Gesstakers WIG sports n tue
Nes- ~ y ssanipsu as q VIC aoom.aao'e,
lying Aooi.,on rneneaeon; y any more III
'neai 20 oo"'h 'ne on'on VIII " o'sso4'eo'
eST After the llarper's Ferry inyasien Cor,
Wise issued an order. after the manner uf I.
nine tailed pasha, that no vessel must leaye auy
Eiryinia port without special permission from
him personally. under penalty Of tiue Of $.:oJ-
Capt. Mayo, Of n coaster from Bangor, Me-, not
folk with cargo for New 1Iayen, CT He was
obliged to put back OH acoourt Of head winds
and was seized and thrown into jail, where he
laid until lie could procure 500 from Boston to
pay the fine and costs, when he was allowed to
aenart. Virginia must abandon such tricks rs
these or she will &c: non-intercoursc in good
earnest.
, 1860-01-07
The Nails Stopped

The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne mud Chicago
Railroad has refused to carry the mails since
Monday the I'd inst, for the reason, Us we un-
lerstand, that the Government failed to pay for
the services at tie time agreed upon. How
many other roads will stop rendering further
service to the Govern rent, in carrying the
mails, for the same cause, we do not know, but
we shall not be surprised to hear that such has
portion OF the whole mail service Of the couu-
tEy be brought to sudden stand still. This is
sad condition Of things, and calls for sewers
condemnation Of the Government and the Dem.
ocratic party, vhicl, could readi1y bare avoided
the difficulty, By allowing the House to be or.
ganlzed. That done. and the appropriations
the Government creditors But these sulturcs
think more Of securing the officer Of til: House
than in paying the debts Of the Government
and the result Of their conduct is the stoppaye
of the lnail service Of the count1y-ft. llayas
FIN Az
, 1860-01-07

gires the fullest commercial, literary, political,
Judicial, foreign aud domestic intelligence The
attention Of our readers is directed to the pros
pectus in another column Of this paper. The
Pass AND TRIBUNE is Republican, md it is
afforded at the low price Of 81 per year, to clubs
Of ten.
From ths Monticello Spectator.
Those Of our readers who wish to subscribe
for god city newspaper, one that is up to the
times in every particular, will not fail to avail
themselves of the opportunities offered By the
Chicago PREss AND TRIBUNE, in the prospectus
OF that paper, ID another column. The induce
ments to small clubs, and The facility for quick
transportation Of news from all parts Of the
! country to this seetio: By the ~ay of Chicago,
are such as to elicit the attention Of men who
day
, 1860-01-07

xAusku1h 41caS 24h A1lulEE.
see that John a, Logan, the " dirty-work"
representative Of the inyincible lXtll, in this
State, in his " dirtv-work speech, not long
since, rather boasting1y asccrted TINT lie was
only IS years Of age. suppose lie made tile
announcement With view to impress the House
and the country With sense of bis amuzin.
pIecocity. 1t was Il kind Of sprca1-eaglc -four
isl to attract attention 10 tic youth CT o sum
meFs.
On reading Ills remarks was reminded of an
amusing incident that occurred in tl'c expert
cuce Of O friend Of mine. My friend was u ply
sician Of respectable professional reputation.
and enjoyed pretty extensive practice. One
night, ! few yeaTa since, vcrr zealaus adu.ircr
of his called upon him to ride several miles into
the country, and as WAS his custom, entertained
my friend during their ride, by informing lin
what great doctor he was thought to be in bis
"parts." Ny friend 1nodestly suggested ti,ut
perhaps there wcro as great doctors then living
as he himself was. Eut my friends admircr
took this manifestation Of his 1nodcstv as m ad-
ditional evidence Of his great worth. and witt,
enthusiasm exclaimed, swell, doc, know
you never would crowd yourself forards very
much; but if was only us smart 1uu, US yon
are ut your age, when l got to be NJ old man,
good Lord, what d man I'd be-
Tn seeing Logan's statement that be was only
23 years Of age, couldn't help but wonder how
it came that he was member of tic illinois
Legislature in 1654-5, seeing that he protcsscs
SO great regard fur Constitutions and lu,rs.
According to his own statement, he could not
at that time hare been more tl,un - years Of
aye. Now, III our Constitution It is explicitly
set down that no person shall he 4 member Of
The House Of Representatives unless, among
other qualifications, he bo - years Of age. 1t
is further required thut every member elect
shall, upon taking Ills sea4 III that body, take
an oath that be w!u .faithfal atetr:f tAr Con-
<Eitatioa Of The Slut. 1t would he Interesting
to hare the dirty work" gentleman from the
Nth District explain.
Kcpublcanisnl in Iroquois County is in .
healthy. condition; and tho party iijn good
shape for the irrcpressib1e contlict which
This year opens upon us. II an, not greatly
mistaken. and my opportunities for knowing
from 4oo to 500 majority. With two grcat rail-
roads trnvcrsins tic entire length and brcaIth
Of our county. We now hare easy elbow room,
and if we arc not soon heard from ayricuitur-
ally, commercially and politically, then it will
be q wonder. lRoQt:rs.
, 1860-01-07


SOMETHING Fur THE LantEs.-.A uew invention
has recently appeared, which. although useful
to every body, ia specially claimed by the LADIES',
as being eyact!y suited 10 their wants and re-
.iIirc.Acnts. They are delighted vii Spald-
ing's Prepared Glue. 1t brings up no disasr.c-
able associations Of sticky glue pots and sitting
odors, but is n,ercIy clear transparent liuui.i.
in pretty li,:lo bottle, with small accen,,,a-
Iying brush. lit to stand On thu dain,i~st tu;iet
table in oil the land, with cologne snd Perfumes
and Ch'na t1iifss. And 70 .se&ul il proves, too.
i AM; acei,le"s happens to the tel, thousand
little ..s.scA-kuacks that latics delight in. No
seu'ins to the MANUFACTURER faf repairs, ut an
expense scarcely les: than would attend the
purchase OF u aew article. Il few OF the crystal
drcns, skillfally applied by fur fingers, viii set
all right. For furniture. for work box $. for
books, for everything, it is perfect little fani!y
physician: The amount Of money that Que of
these bottlcs can save in u munth. would seen,
almost incredible, and l-iies rely on their Pre-
pared Glu" = sort Of magician tha. can
e::ftaat every thing! And they know, too. When
any article Of domestic reform, meets the euthu-
s!astic SANCTION a1 1htir hands that SnaLlinr's
Prepared tilnc has received, you may be pretty
sure it Il something worth having ca your
cIoRet shelf:
, 1860-01-07

Hon. =. F. IlnteE, the wclkncwn Lwyer md po1tt;-
can. Is dcad.-0'ntv 1im<..
Our cotemporary is misinfoymed. Mr. Lin
der, We believe, was never in better health
The only application the above could hare to
him, would be politically, and it may be lie is in
this respect only "s'ceping." ue has ignored
politics. IF We may be allowed to give curren-
ey to report, he is contemplating leaving
Chareston soon, to take up Ills residence III
Chicago, where he goes to practice law, having
already nude arrangements to that effect
Charleston Couir.
In lis concluding speech a. Springfield, Gen.
Linder said that he had made arrangements to
remove to Chicago for permanent residence,
and that he had agreed with certain parties here
to be on hand on the Goth inst
, 1860-01-07

-
We hear Of no new defaults to-day in tile
payment of coupons. There was, however, =
small attempt At repudin.ion made by the State
Of Illinois, which Instructed its agent in this
city to refuse interest payment on the State
Coupon Skies, old unregistc1 cd bonds Of sl, 900
each, issued 10 the Illinois aud Michigan Cuna1,
due in 1850 numbered, $50 to e9s inclusive.
These arc the bonds issued to Gov. Ma:teson in
exchange for stolen Canal certificates Later
in the day, however, better counsels prevailed,
as will be seen by the annexed note:
No. e5 WALL s1-- Tuesday, Jan. 4-p.n
Thar Sir: Will you ob1ige me by announcing
at the Brokers' Board, US early as convenient.
that will pay the coupons from III. N. Caual
Bonds ssG to asS, due to-day. The Bonds are
dated July l, ls47, and are payable after 1860.
would like to hare this announcement made,
because it was stated at the Board on Saturday
that the State Treasurer would not take up
these coupons if presented 10 him. have just
received telegram requesting that .shou1d
project them. Very truly youzs, Ae,
.. F. LOWE.
Tn NasSrs " f. r hTHryES