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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


at ~ AMSTERDAM, June 0, 1851.
/ am glad TO inform you that the military
spirit OF this county is ou the increase, and
still another company is nearly completed In
this neighborbooa.
A very intelligent gentleman from Georgia
informs me that he had lately an interview
with Gov. Brown, who informed him that in
all, nearly 100000 men in that State had offer
ed their services.
The crops continued promising. The wheat
harvest, now nearly done, was abundant, and
the grain OF fine quality.
have Just seen splendid body of cavalry
in Lynchbnrg, under the command of Colonel
Radford. They are receiving constant acces-
sions, and will prove 8 formidable foe TO the
invader. @ raiLo.
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IsUSDArIoS OF CAicoT COUNTY, AK
GTedt Damage Done. The Lake Village
(Chieot county. Ark, Press, OF the Sd uit. /,
has the following
The high stage of the Mississippi has been
a source of great alarm to our planters,
The crops were in the most promising con
dition, and ii was expected that Chicot would
be able TO meet the exigencies of war, but a
new calanity--one quite unexpected-ha
fallen upon us. On Thursday, the 18th inst
the iuexorable river cut its way through the
narrow neck of land which separates il from
Lake Chicot. Since that time the water in the
lake has risen at the rate OF two feet per diem
so that, as we write, 1t is within a few inches
Of the bank. AS KE g 5sx Has
We are cut of from all land communica-
ton, and many plan tons ON the river and
lake are materially damaged. some plan ters
are engaged night and day IN erecting ievees.
aud the creates anxiety Is felt As 20 the issue
of this irremediable disaster Those Who have
most suffered on the lake are: Judge A IL q.
Davies Judge w. Ii. Sutton, L.. ). Worthing
ton, Mrs. Ii. Read, q. u. Stuart. and John :
son Chapman. We co not exaggerate In say.
ing that these planters will suffer TO the OK :
tent Of tl5a, 600. as
We learn that the river IL rising rapidly
and that there Is every probability OF n gen.
ernI innndation. a tsssEz4
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Crops IN Administrations for Brush
DEsoroL1s, Marengo Co, Ala,

May oUtH, IobI.
Wheat, in this immediate neighborhood, is
injured by rust, but the crops of oats, corn,
cotton aud upland rice, throughout the whole
broad belt of this canebrake region, is very
nne-in fact, WAS never better a this time of
year. Much more grain. in proper ton to cot
ton. has been put in the ground this year than
ever before.
Some of our young men are at Harper 6
Ferry and the Canebrake Legion, and several
fine foot companies, are ready and waiting
leave to go TO Old Firginia's shores, or the
shores of the Mississippi, or anywhere else,
to get brush at the Yankee yandals. SIC
SeH,Der Tyraanis A. NJ. McD.
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BEsGARLY AccorSr OF EMPTY Boa Es Ne
have before the New York Express OF Fri
day last, containing the customary report Of
arrivals at the different hotels in the city the
previous day. These daily registers, showing
the Influx Of visitors IN this once great COM
mercial emporium, afford a very correct basis
upon which to estimate its prosperity. At
this season of the year IL has heretofore been
crowded with SouJherners, one of whom, to a
Northern hotel, is worth a dozen Yankees, for
he will spend dozen dollars 10 the latter 8
one. Well III The list before US, we count up
some fifty arrivals at the st. Nicholas on
Thursday--not single Southerner amongst
them. At the Astor House, sorty-two, and
but one Southerner. At the Fifth Avenue
Hotel thirty six, no Sou therner- At French s,
forty four, no Southerner, AT Powers, fifty.
not Sou therner. In the whole list we see
only two Southerners a most remarkable
contrast 10 the registers for the correspond
ing day last year. e2
The aboye-named hotels have hitherto been
the most crowded III The city, and the heavy
falling OF which they exhibit tells how mag
nificently things are progressing thsre. Bat
what il has already saI-red from Black Re
publican insanity is a mere twitch, com mpared
with the racking spasms which are 70 follow
-Pefef sbt&yg Express. s.s lst4. 5fs-. s4sl
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN New YoRK.-1t will
be seen by the following, which we extract
from the New York -HeraId's money article of
Monday last, that the citizens of that once
prosperous metropolis are becoming plunged
deeper and deeper into the embarrassments
fastened upon them by their masters at Wash
ington:
The banks have lost money heavily during
the week, Notwithstanding the large receipts
of gold from Europe. Some six millions have
been paid into the Sub Treasury on account
of the recent award of Federal skies, n
about a million must have gone % the West
during the week. 1t is safe, therefore, TO look
for a considerable reduction in the specie ave-
rage morrow. Last Monday the banks
showed an average equal TO S39. .622, 79l-an in-
crease of SS4 S11 froic the week previous; at
the corresponding date last year, they held
So, ,43l, 773 in specie The bank loans may
show an increase, as they are lending on the
new Federal stock. Those banks which con-
fine themselves TO the negotiation of mercan-
tile paper must show falling off in loans, as
the amount of good paper seeking discount is
being daily reduced. But the negotiation OF
Government and State loans, and the business
of stock exchange still enable the more enter
prising among our bank managers TO earn di-
vidends Last Monday the bank loans were
reported to be Sis, l4l ,356--a decrease OF
81 500 $50 from the week previous.
Money con tinues as before to be extreme y
easy on demand on the right sort of cola te-
rals. But the circle of names which are ne
gotiable at the discount houses at seven per
cent, or thereabouts. is exceedingly fimi ted
An opinion prevails that our mercantile com
munity have not yet begun to realize the stu
pendous disasters which have befailen the
community, and that their own suferings
have hardly commenced yet. 1t is believed in
many quar- ters thar with few exceptions the
existing mercantile houses OF New York
Boston and Philadelphia, which have been
engaged in trade with the rebel States, must
go TO pieces. Thus far only a small per cent
age of these houses have failed. oz
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THE BANKS AND THE CONFEDERATE STATES
Boxps AT meeting of the Bank authori-
ties OF Savannah, the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That the Banks of this city will
receive in payment and on deposit the Treas
ury Notes which may be issued by authority
of the Confederate States of America.
The Charleston Mercury learns that a like
arr angement has been made by all the Banks
in Augusta.
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Paris Steele, Of the 9th OF May, says: So
NJ Laferriere, delegate of the Fienchmen
who for fifteen years have been demanding in
demnitfes from tne doyernment of Uruguay,
has sent US Il report on the matter. which
states that, though by the nterv ention Of the
Cabinets Of Paris and London indemnities
were promised both to the French and English
sufferers. the Government of Montevideo has
ON different pretexts not paid them. Must
France send navai division 20 support de-
Inands Of which the justice has been recog-
nizedf
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GOulHd III
W. H. RICHARDSON,
Adiuta at General
HDQS. % BRIG. 4TH DIV. V. NJ
Df,Lrn,nl H.ry G.,h

HDQS. I'd BRIG. 4TH DIV. V. M,
Richmond, May 18th, lsel,
General Order No.
ln obedience TO the forgoing the Senior Col lonel
As. DGe6 command of this Brigade.
The trainings aud regimental musters will be
az llilows:
The 18th and 18TH Regiments, Richmond city
s.h, 9Th and 9Th, and regular muster 7th June.
12i Regiment, Henico-5th. eth 7th and Sth of
June
1H4 Regiment, Hanover-l2th, 18th, 18th and
18th June
The attention Of the Adjutants Is cal led to the
requirements Of the law in regard to their Regi-
mental returns.
The Colonel commanding would impress upon
eFerv Ollcer aud man the duty and necessity of
using every effort To bring the reserve Militia into
scoajltion to support, with efficiency, the opera
tua, II the active force in the field, wheney er
their services called for.
All reparts returns, &c., will be addressed to
tn BEiS ade Inspector at Richmond.
by order Coz. JNo. II. hICHAKDsoy, ,l73th Regt.,
Con- X Brigade
wM. II. RICHARDSON, JR.,
Brigade Inspector.
ss~W Whig end Enquirer copy one time; Exami :
. f4
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5 BALr WLsox's cpf.rxRoArs are TO be sent
TO Fortress Monroe. They may have reached
there already. They are ds instruments IN
the hands of brutal tymnts, 70 carry on the
work Of plunder and outrage commenced In
that vicinity.
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Mr. Ernest Baroche, agent of the French
Government, and son OF the Oounseilor OF
State OF the Empire OF France, has arrived
ia New Orleans. 6 s
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UAILAOjIAl,-O IN1lN FOR SAVE.

d We have on hand seven Hundred Tons RAIL,
naailey's naase, weighing ~ pounds 70 tho y ard,
when We offer for sale on reas0nable terms.
Jsa~tt J. H. ANDERSON 4 co. e
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-Whig end Enquirer copy one time; Exami
DEr CdpV tfii forbid nv 20--fs
a. HEADQ'Rs MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS !
e IN VIRGINIA, May I'D, 1861. {

nj lGenera1 Order.
- Having been assigned by his Excelleney tas
1oVernor OF The state, anS Advisory Council. TO
from Maryland as may offer their services, the
undersigned advises immediate organization into
companies Of not less than fifty men, usAo will
elect their own officers.
The certificates of election will be turned to
ih6 commanding officer, who will forthwith pro-
cure tne proper commissions.
Zach company viii consist of one Captain, Sns
tirsI and one Second lieutenant toaT Sergean.s,
four Corpora IL, and at least fO rty-swo priyatas
It Is earnestly recommended to the MARYLAND
Msu that they lose time in perieciing their
organization. lnheritIng as we do the name of
the old Maryland Line" let us initiate their
virtues, and let the Maryl Line OF to-day. as
did the grand ''old Maryland Continentals'' of
l1i6, set example OF loyalty, discipline and
courage to be emu lated but Rot surpassed by oar
brothers OF the South.
FRANCIS j. THOMAS,
my 25-ts Col. Comm anding.
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The Confederate Court for The District of
Georgia opened at Savannah on Monday,
Judge II. X. Jackson presiding. The sitting
was brief, and little business Was trunsa ted
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ATTENTION, FIRST COMPANY, ;53d
y EkHiMEAT.-Iu pursuance To Reximental or
Ntders, you will assemb at Hector's Old Field :,
Lua SATURDAY NEXT, at IL clock A. N for
EoL.mental Muster.
boundary Of company commencing at the cor
IJr Of l-th and Broad streets, along Corpo ion
Lie 10 Mni's Greek to Stony Kun, up stony Run
{. Nex Bridge Road, along said road to Chicka-
hpu ny twamF, up said swamp to Mechanics
Vile Turnpike, along Turnpike to Broad street
by order Of Capt. BiLLUFs.
iaf--atE WM Z. BAKRICK, LIST Serg't.
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'Raiph Easel the well informed Paris
CORES spondent OF the New York Express, COM
nunicates TO that paper the following state
ment, under date of May II
On Sunday last the Emperor Napoleon re-
CaiSed Mr. Charles j. Faulkner, Minister of
the United States to the Court OF France, who
had demanded an audience, for the purpose OF
presenting his letters of recall The inter-
view took place in the throne room, at the
Palace Of the Tuileries. After some pTelimi-
nary remarks of personal character, the
Emperor unTeseryedly expressed to MI.
Faulkner his profound regret at the unhappy
dissensions now existing between the two
great sections of the American Union, and
asked whether the friendly mediation of France
would be acceptable if the offer were made
Mr.. Faulkner replied that he possessed no in
formation of achrracter to warrant him in Civ
ing direct opinion but he had no hesitation
in declaring that, il the interpositiou of any
foreign power would be admissible, that OF
rance, the nation which had aided the Thir
teen Colonies in their early struggle for inde-
pendence, and had remained their constant t
friend since the organization OF the Federal
Government, would certainly be looked upon,
by both the North and the South, as most
worthy of their mutual confidence; particu
larly as France had never, directly or midi
rectIy, manifested any desire to meddle in the
domestic affairs of the United States and had
always exhibited a sincere and dlsm ted
sympathy for the whole Union, irrespective
of section
The American people, he was certain, would
not refer to the arbitra tiOn of any European n
Power the questions which are the causes OF
the present troubles but the amicabie medi-
alton of France might have the effect of III
ducing n suspension of hostilities, and enable
the North and South TO settle their differences
without the effUsion of fraternal blood The
Emperor said he feared it might now be toe
late, and that civil strife had gone too far x
be stopped by an appeal to the dictates OF rea
son but if he could be the means of avert
ing the horrors of war between American
brothers, he would esteem it high privilege
to offer the friendly counsels OF France.
You may rely upon these important details
as perfectly correct. Mr.. Dayton has arrived
in Paris, and win probably have an audienc,
of the Emperor next Sunday. Ii our new
Minister, whose position becomes most re
sponsible, should express views SIMILAR t.
those of his predeeessor-and the Empero
will doubtless ask his opinions the sam
points-an immediate offer of French media
tion may be anticipated.
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A HDQES. HENRICO LIBkKTY 0UARD,}
81 SPKtSGFIELD HALL. CHURCH HILL,
III June Srd, 1861.
y SPECIAL MOTTO E.-The members Of
IT, tiiaIaaHd are hereby notified to meet at their
Arwrry on this tTUBSDAY.l evening, at a
o'clock, promptly, as IL is important that every
Regular driIl nights on TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
All who are anxious TO join this company are
invited to meet wilh Uniforms free.
Sy order Of Capt J. J. ENGLISH
IL 4-G;% G. h. hCHERER, o. S.
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FRANCIS J. THOMAS,
my 25-ts Col Commanding

ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Richmond, Va stay 20, 1851.
NJ GSkET AND RIFLE FLINTS.-This De-
w paTtment is anxious to procure FLINTS. If
persons having even q few will forward them to
this Office, they wll De paid good prices aud will
serve the State CHARLES DIMM0CK,
m 2T-ts Col. OF Ordnance,
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OKDNANCE DkPARTMeNT.J

= u IT IL
RIcsNGSp. June g. 1851.
S-OTfC E.-Commandsnts OF Companies who
' are "a the hsid, under proper authority and
wsa have been unable to procure from this be-
,---ucHt, Cartridge Boxes Bayonet Scabbards
ari Percussion Cap Pouches, are hereby autho-
r.s-4 fs obtain the same elsewhere They will
a..y certify To the necessity OF the purchases nd
s fairness Of prices, aud forward the accounts to
:us Department. T.. DIMMOCk,
4. s-'w Colonel of Ordnance
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The Confederate States have furnished Ten
nsssse with l7,ouo arms in addition to those IN
her own arsenal. 80
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OkDHANCH DEPARTMENT.,
RICHaoSD, June 5th, 1881.
nfFit Frs making requisitions for AMMUGI-
- TON must state the eallbre OF th cir arms
sai whether sm0 9TH or rifle bore.
ia S-lw g. DiMMOCK, Col of Ordnance
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HBQke. 500 kbG'r VA. MILirIA,l
r EESEfC1 COUNTY, Iune 6. 1851.
III THIS REGIMENT WILL ASSEMBLE
u 'rr parsde, at Heck lers Oid Field, on SATUK-
DAY next, June sjh. at ii 0'c ock A. N
The r"Bular training OF Oiicers for this Regi-
MaD' viii be held at the County Court House
the t'h and 9Th inst, at II o clock A NJ
b., order Of EDMUND T. Redo,
il "-alt Acting Colonel s3d ReR't
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"a HDQKS MARYLAND CAVALRY
*Ia RICHMOND, June $, 1854. !
1StKN Order No. |.

IN AL the Maryland Mounted Troops
A'w IN tho State Of Virginia, and those route
~ this state, will rendezvous at LBESBURG,
"a, until further orders, aud report to the com
landing piiccr at that place.
kN nrHn n
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hEADQ ke. Isr RECT, MD. EOL'RS. f,

hItHMONU, JuUb IrI, IhpI
Having been assigned to the command of tn e
n Maryland Volunteer forces in Rlchmopd and
III liz vicinity, request all Mary landers wish
" ing to enroll TIA henselves In the service of Ii g
SrGtb TO report without delay at my office, No. Is
Perl alr-et. J. A. W ESTON,
te3-tj Major lst Regt., Md Vols.
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MILIrARY..-I have laIEsel,yI- Invented Tor esnyy

NJ iLIfARY.--i have lately Invented Tor camp
- purposes, BED that combines EVERY ES-
She1IAL kEQUisITE -- strength, porl ability,
hshtness, and comfort. ! have constructed aad
sPplisd a superior vertical folding hinge fer the
eeutra OF the rails, by which dispense with the
hladle legs, aud retain the strength of the rail
n9dlmio oshed. The sacking, which is made dou-
oie If of the heaviest doablewove tent cloth,
ana when folded obtain between the sacking l.
sHeufs compartment Tor packing bsd clothes.
. already Ily sales exceed two hundred among
the oaaeers of the varied eginents at their differ
Guy stations, by whom they are pronounced lax
afl90A Bed without d Mattress, although Mat
lIess can be used with them equally as we'll as
"dth &Gy other bedstead. $50
The Unanimous verdict Of all who are furnished
Nh4 them, aud those who have examined them,
s{that q He INVENTION Is PERFECT IN EVE
u ESSENTIAL For CAMP PURPOSES. 1t Is,
therefore, nottoo much TO say, that II Is undoubt-
10y the best, the strongest, the most portable,
sha the eb eapest now In uss,
nave applied for patent at Montgomery.
sm manufacturing every article Of Camp Fur
IIitafe. The best folding CAMP TABLE, MESS
CshhEsTs; COTS, CAMP STOOLS, new style AM-
BALANCES, Mattresses. Pillows, &c.
K G.. HOWE, Governor street,
-, And I2th st., opposite Capitol square. I.
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ApJrTAET GENERALS OFFICE, May u, 1881.
b 'u all cases where BFigadicr Generals
a. # ih" Militia have accepted commissions n
Nj he Active Volunteer force. or in the Provl-
~ slaaal army of the state, the Senior Colone lis
viii fnTthwith assume command of the Br cad es,
law.
arGas. accOutrements. and ammunition can only
b, .--u-i upon the order of Major General LEE.
All certificates Of election Of officers, and other
matters connected with the Militia force not n
service, must, r. heretofore, be addressed to this
Uleu. BY command
W. II. RICHARDSON,
Adiuta at General.
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nv CowaRpIS q AAAMaaEKSLEY.
n1IrrrARY. NorrcEs.

TfENTIaN.--The FIRST COMPANY Of the
! "a RATrkLfON Of the 10Th REGIMENT will
''..-5.a Al The New MarketoB MONDAY EVEN.
-, he i0th OF June 1861, at o clock for In
,,,,r and dTitl, and for the r8rpose of eiectine
Its--afu Az persons subject to military duty
sfo this company district reaai cd 10
N.hnd These whose names are not enrolled are
-t-,.lTed hy law 10 report themse elves. This
:" - a feaaired by the Law of the state and
- ,55cf nation ~ the Governor. The full psu-
t.ts Il The Jaw will he enforced against abscn-
~. aa1 those vino tail to report themselves
ICES e. Ait,aAs Of this eompsny distrirt are as fol
e. C4umeac ne AZ the Northwest corner of
s.st aad loth streets thence North side Of
s.f 10 4fh street, thence Ia 4 side of sth street
~ l.rasra'i iIpe thence W tth said Tue TO lot n
.rtaf aa "a cnce, with the Western side OF loth
.tre.t 20 The beginning.
PETER b. LAW,
IA --gs Lieutenant Commanding.
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INSPECTOR GENERALS 0FFICE.)
HLADs'ks. RlCHNoNp, Jane s,h, 1seI
~~0TiCE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
: .he Proclamation OF the Governor, dated
p.atas TO repair forthwith, and without aw aiting
,g-,fer orders, 20 the places of rendezvous" !" was
g.. Intended 30 Incl ade companies of Cavalry
Captains of Cavalry TrooIs are directed to re-
-7r' ry letter, stating the condition of their COM
fgrieS as to numbers, arms, Sc, aud to await
igGhsI orders. 4~
5y order Of the Governor.
JOHN b. BALDWIN,
g. t-fs inspectsr General Va Forces
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~ one E---Voiuptesr otacars OF The State are
respectfully informed that beside the tozds re-
qnirsd by law, there must be an ordes rom the
Ad]aisnt General, TO authorize the Superintendent
OF fths state Arnory TO issue arms, so:
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QOARTERMAsTER'S 0FFlCE,

QUARTEKMASTER'S OFFICE,)
ARMY OF THE CONFED. STATES,
RICHMOND, VA, May sth, 1851.
krOTECE.-Ail persons hereby notified
4nv Qf the Confederate States u. ais city will be
paid, unless the purchase has been authorized by
q written order from the undersigned
W: L. CABELL, Mai. and @. NJ.
NY q I'm
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n 1ElG E..--Gaptains of Volunteer Companies
~ throug hout the State respectful form ed
tnet the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose Of obtaining Aecontrements, &c, have
made contract for these items, and AZ fast az they
aIe delivered at this post they are issued tmEns-
GAtsly, according TO priority OF date OF orders.
CHARLES DiMM0CK,
tE 1s-ts Ckat SUP. Armorv. Richmond. Va.
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w H. JENIFER, Lieut. Colonel,
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PROPOSALS FOE LOAN OF $l,2O00Oo TO THE
state OF lndiara 2eaied proposals. will be- received by
undersigned Commissioners, at the office Of Winsow,
the rid Day of june next for loanng to tho state Of
llama the SUM Of Twelve Hundred Thousand Dpllars,
pg part loan of Two Million Dollars, authorized by
81 the General assembly for the purpose Of obsinns
Fence, approved May Is 1861
addition 70 the above amount $SO0OO Is reserved for
IN Indiana making in all 81. 900 nov offered of such
a loan 70 oesr interest OF per per snuum,
cent annually, the frat days Of May and rovem-
In the city Of York. where the principal remonrs
IN twenu years from cate. the interest bet seen the
and for the payment OF The interest and uquda
the principal thereof special tax OF five cents on
hundred dollars ia value Of the taxable properly O. the
nualy until said BONDS paid or rede med In addition
wch regular tax Of two cents and in 1868 ana ihsre
81 Of Is evei for reducing he State debt
year 1883 ard thereafter ten cent? escn hundred
s valuation of tsxAbes in the State applicable 10 the
,sior or this loan
ped registered with coupons for interest in Of
thousand dollars will be issued for this loan the ponds
uns five hundred dokars authorized By law being
conditional proposals will be considered The right Is
10 object any and all OF the bids as shall be coasd
VIII promote the best interests Of the State.
pom acceptance OF proposal ten per cent OF the
be gwen bearing six par cent interest from date the
airder In equal monthly payments eafer, the
any part at such prior dates msy be preferred by
he bios will se opened at twelve O'Clock NJ June e.
BIZ the undersigned, at the place OF receipt IN, IN
of such Is may soc proper 70 be present.
tho loan awarded to the highest bdder accepted
Tuesday succeeding June 10
opossis must be addressed, under SEAL % the under
~ re OF winsow, Lanier Co., No. o. Wall street,
n