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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

The Atlanta Intelligencer boasts OF
Southern manufactures. We have seen
some Of them. They were of bright yel-
low.-L51tsri!le Journal. 80.
.. "A thin varri ishing of collodion is said
t, give astonishing brilliancy to photo
grahhs., !. -.
r. : s>53, -: 4. .'.'"< ~. III ="
Time flies fast, but every musician Of
any note can beat time 80. :, -...'- 49,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
nas~Lct it be passed around from har

EEY Let it be passed around from hand
to hand, until every workingman, in the
land has committed it, 10 memory, that
when Abraham lincoln, our President, and
Andrew. Jackson, formerly, Senator anu
now Governor, two workingmen and cham
pions of labor, were nominated for Office,
the u.orld the New York organ of the
Democracy sneered at them as "a rail
splitting 6u6oon and a boorish tailor, both
from the 1ackroods, both grouing up in IN
couth ignorance. ,.'l-' Il Ass.# ,j..*,, ".F@ @
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

The Boston Herald, by far the ablest
and most popular democratic paper in New
Englahd-counting its subscribers by the
hundreds when others have but their tens
comes out for lincoln and johnson. There
will no, be bogus Democracy enough left
in New England for seed. ...-......,.....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

ARrHuR's Home Magazine for August is
on our. table. The opening engraving,
.''T1he Cleaner" is highly appropriate to the
season. '.The Sick Child is the title: Of
another engraving. Then follow, fashion
plates and the usual amount of reading
matter.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

Bic EN1aRAr1os.-Ae lady friend who
has the curiosity to count the emf grant
teams as they have passed through town
this season, informs us that from May 25
to June 25, the number was 38o.-Mantor-
vile Express
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

Fools measure actions after they are
done, by, the event; wise men beforehand,
by the rules Of reason aud right. The for
mer look to the end to judge of the act.
Let me look to the act. and leave the end
TO God. .-B;shop Ra1e.. .s .tSs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

ttf.sat & s7sst r
bASpnoxrs.-We have always looked
upon bandboxes as a nuisance while tray
cling, but after reading the following, we
vote them gosd institution, when proper
]g used:
The editor of the Cleveland Herald form
cd one of party of four travelling over
the Pennsylvania railroad. At Altoona, in
order to avoid the tobacco splitting nuisance
of the other parts Of the train, the party
enueavored to enter the ladies' car, but
were politely informed that they conld not
be admitted unless with ladies. We will
not le,, the wri.er tell his own story:
I'VE yielded to the ruling as correct
Just then gentleman bearing band boz
mounted the platform, and the key was
turned without question. Through the
window we saw the happy result Of the in
nccent fraud, as the lucky passenger hand
cd over the box to lady, witir laughing
thanks at the complete success 8f his hap
py ezpedient:. Upon that hint one of the
number spoke through the window. and
was handed the potent band box. Its Sec
ond appearance at the door worked like
result, and the same experiment with the
box three times, successfully, gained en-
| trance uneucstioned. The fourth man,
aud the Que who had at first been repulsed,
now, with faint hope of success, bore the
magic box to the car door, but the Cerhe
rus of the car remembered faces, and for a
moment hcsi'Htcd, but as the ban,' box was
| raised to his vision, stepped aside, and with
beg your pardon, sir, did not see your
band box opened the car, and the triumph
was complete. That band box's power
won over at least four friends to that abus-
ed article, who, hereafter, will not be found
| aS.ong its scotfers." .-...,.E :.
| -~-------s9 - S----~e
why's D like marriage? ?" asked the maid
Whose troth to me is plighted; F..
I blushed in sooth, apd hung my head,
While she seemed quite delighted. ..
"Comc, answer me-" contim.ed she.
"And don't be long about it ):
You stupid fellow, don't you see ~-~
We can't he wed without it - IL .-,
-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
NIGHT SONG.

In all her golden splendor,
The moon comes moving slow;
There sleeps in gentle beauty
The weary Earth below.
Indreams the hill-tops are nodding,
The fountains murmur light,
Singing angels are wand'ring -
Through the blue, starry night.
: w".-i .I!#' .u...I 90
And Oh the dewy breezes,
From many a faithful breast,
4 thousand love-thoughts bower:
Ger the dear ones at rest.
And below, in the valley, the windows
Ofmy darling's house ara bright;
But ont in the world I am standing,
Gazing into the night. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
T H O M AS JON E s
BLACKSMITH

\ L L kihas'of,work done in the best
a possible manner. Particular atten-
tion given to horse and ox-shoeiiig,' plov
work, and repairing Of al kinds. Shop in
same building with Henry W. Weary.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
ANTON SMITH,
H K NRY w. WE.A RY
Observation-Disclosures.

HAVE removed to my new shop near
/ the Bridse;1here am prepared to do
all kinds Of work in the Carriagemaking
line. Wagons, carriages and sleighs made
in neat and substantial manner at low
rates. Particular attention paid to repair
ing. r.-. .t, e4H~,s y (, v3-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
the DEMOCRAT
Il published, ,at St, Cloud, Stearns County.
Minnesota, every Thursday afternoon.
't>HY -. =
Or,,cE-Cosx.s THIRD AVENUE AND wAsHsNaroN
STREET.
". B MITCHELL, Editor & Proprietor.
TERMS, ~
TWQ DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE:
q = 7Ay

=. -~>>s-~ST
RATES OF *1yERr1szse.
One column, ope year, 49,. SIS 90
One-half column, enc year, 1000
One-fourth column, one year, 25 90
Ono column, six months, As 90
.One-half column, six months. 80 90
.One-fourth colulhn, six months, 18 90
One square. one year, 500
,nOS9e square. six months, ~. 500
Business catds f.s lites er'less, IS per
annu:n: six l'res, So; eight lines, s..
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
Ten lines of this sized type constitute a
square, and cards will be charged proper
tionate to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, &C.,
TAKEN AT -
Mrs. Fa1.well'S Gallery,
Opposite the DEMOCRAT Office, Lower toun.
:Hours between 9 NJ. and P.N.
Every variety of Albums, Frames and
Cases kept on hand v5n52-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
J. W. MI ETZR TIL.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

XX7OULD invite his friends and the pub
w lie to cali and examine his New STILES
ot Gentlvmen's Furnishing Goods, Partic-
ular attention paid to custom work: z 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

1 10 b W o R tx
Of all kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
=. St. Cloud
BOOF "A ND SHOE
S H p.

JAMES BIGGERSTAFF
AV1NG opened a Boot and Shoe Shop
Ill on St. German street. two doors above
Burbank 4 Co.'S store, is prepared to make
boots and shoes, Of every style and quail
ity, at
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

why's D like marriage ~ asked the maid
Whose trolhto me is plighted; .
blushed in sooth, apd hung my head,
While she seemed quite clightea: ....
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16

TO induce the officers at Camp Parole, An
napois, to remain within the jurisdiction of the
hospital enclosures, billiard room, suffers store
BARRIERS shop, tailors shop, &C., are provided for
their amusement and accommodation. These
with their fine quarters aud pleasant situation Of
the grounds, leave but little inducement to visit
the city.
Mr.. Nicholas Smith, one Of the defenders Of
Baltimore in 1914, died on Saturday last at the
age of eighty-four years. He came to this coun-
try from Germany when young man, and accu-
INFLATED a handsome fortune. During the attack
OF the British forces on Baltimore he took an
active part in the defense OF his adopted city,
being member Of Captain sadtler's celebrated
German Yeagers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REvENUR.

First collection District Of fPounsyiv iuia comprising ths
Second, Third Fourth, Finb, Sixth and Eleventh Wards
OF che City Of Philadelphia,
NOTICE.
The Annual A'scssu, NJ for 1891 for the sboyo-naued
District ofpcrsons liable to atsN Carriages Pleasure
Yachts Billiard Tables. md God and silver rlate and
also ofporuus required 10 take out Licenses having been
completed
NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN,
That Ao Taxes Aforesaid win be received daily by tho
UNDERSIGNED bcfwetu The hours of Q NJ and p. NJ ,
tSun0aJs cNccplodJ At the once, so. sOi CllES nut
street, second h.or Grt a0er THURSDAY, September
!, and untp aud including SATURDAY, September ~,
ensuing.
PENALTIES
All persons who tsto pay cir Annual Taxes upon car
uhtc- p.hsurr yachts, billiard table, gold and sycrrlatc,
on or be- ore Tho 2ith day OF september 1866 will Incur
penalty utieu per ccntum additional Of the amous thereof
rnd be habctc costs. provided FOR In tho Iau sce1n
OF The Acse Laws ofJuiy 1, isG2.
An persons WHO IN like wauucr shan ran to take out
thor u.cuscs, os regulated by law, or before uo 2i
day OF september, l,gi, will incur penalty Of tcu per
cculum additional OF uc amount thereof and Dc subject
TO persecution for urco times tNe amount Of said tar In
accordance wi'i hc provisions OF uo J9h section OF tho
law surcs8d
under auth. r tHo United satos or 10 ratr, Of Banks
urEunEtu 900 dor uC lcr Co provide National Jarrency
Known On National Banks
no FURTHER notice WILL RE GIVEN
JEsrEK HARDING,
Collector,
fl-N. No. 5H CHE9NUT Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16

The gnnljrs Of Paris were furnished on August
II tlc EmptIur's Fate dayJ with q new sburcl
nt amuscmcut-a mot which they shouted in
every car and the meaning Of which, though uo.
lodN could understand it, ever, body lau ynci at.
II was "iowhgrt ~ The origin of th, phrase is
lhu given An h nest farmer from some dis.
ihli province paid visit 10 Paris, In company
Win h's wife, o. week or two Vgo. IL vas che
usi time they hndtv,r ,ren the capital, aud they
n,trd as people generally do Ia such rircun-
iahor'-ih't is, they lost their way, and got
-'Wuatd iiom each O'hpr in the crowd
lu. poor woman, friEh c0Cd out of her wits.
wort about g.ktuc every body She met with If they
hhd seen lHul,U-h,r hu,Jruu's uau,. The
phrase wis applied Goo the r.tEuius nily. As
ihr ruNH. cHrti go passed u'O1E tuC Champs Ely
secs 'hp cry WAS rus,d "Vryc lambert 900 "Nlve
VI "amr lHmbyftl' "NIvy lu petit m1'rt l''
Those who know the Pm-un ppp1ace will
readily imagine the gustO wi.h which Chi, de-
'rrip'iuu OF run would ho gwen and re 'aiyrt.
"Lbmh,r' seems 10 have gwen considcra1 1lc
'gD uh iu the police, who were unable to Drue.
mtr the mystery, aud believed j, va, political
ulTusC Of are omen.
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BETnLEnEM, Pa. sent. 10. ls6

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Sept 10, 1861
To the Union League Of PHILADELPHIA Gentlemen -
II with great pleasure that accept your Kind invita-
ton. II entertained any doubts TO the p-oprety OF
officer taking active part in the political discussions
now agatng the country General Grants letter 10 Hon
Il. b. W ashbume has done much 10 them II Is
certainly true that all want insure an early
restoration OF the Union determined union Of sent
ment North" II / can contribute anything towards
achieving an object OF such Immense importance In this
decisive crisis am edort my part shall cot be wanting
am, gentlemen, very truly yours,
Q. sCBURz
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or

II hEholh1 DElAhi MfN l. Of ltE OF
the Comptroller u the Currency, Washington, Sopt6m-
ber 7, 1865.
Whereas satisfactory notice has been transmitted TO the
Compole VI the Currency that hc capital stock II the
"SCCOId National Bank st Philadelphia, peuus sylVanA at
Fraukiord been 10 the Of One Hundred
Fifty thousand Dollars CSbO OOy in accordance vita
the provisions Of Its Articles Il Association aud that
whole amount Of such has been PAID in and that
tie paln up capital stock OF ssid Bank
,he sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty thousand Dollars
(S25UtHU):
Now hereby certified, that the CaDtAl OF "The
Second National Bank OF Fhs ielshta" Pennsylvania,
Guresad, has teen increased Aforesaid in tue sIm OF
One Hundred ana Fy IN 'usand Dollars (St50OOJ; that
said Increase Of capital has been paid into sa1 Bait
part OF he capital stock thereof and that the said
OtCspta approved ~ the Comptroller Of the Currency.
In witness WhoreOtI hereunto HfN my official signature
HUGH MCCULLOUGH
sti0.Gt Comptroller.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16

CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
500 GOLD BOND.
In addition to thc very liberal interest on the notes for
three years this privilege Of conversion now worth
about three per cent per aunum, for the tor
$40 Hcnd Is not les, than nine per premium. and
before the the premium six per United states
STOCKS twenty per cent 1t will be seen that tho
actual profit this loNn at the present market rate
not iess than ten per cent per anuum.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16
ASURY TMENT.
AuGUsr 81, 1854
NOTICE 10 HOLDERS or THREE YEAR SEVEN
thirty NOTES DATED OCTOBER !, 1861,

Holders Of sevtu-Thirty Notes. lated October l. 1851
Gre hereby notified that they may be presented mme
datey in amount, to be exchanged for SIX Per Cont
Bonds falling que after June %, ISL
The interest the seven-Thrty Notes viii be settled
up 10 date Of maturity October /, ana he SIX Cent
Bonds will bear fall coupons frJmJ lyl
The adjustments iuteres. will be made by deducilng
from the amount Of Interest found to be due o. the seyOu
Thirty Noes up to October l. the interest accrued on the
Six Po Cent. Bonds froa Ju to October 1; the balance
WIN he transmitted by the Urcasursrs cola dra mmo-
dlalely upon settlement
The following rcsulgtous 10 relation 70 endorsements
must be Carc'uly ob'er,a q;
Were noes Transmitted for settlement were Issued
payable 20 order anl Aol aud transmit By the
oipira owners, tuy be- endorsed by them "Pay
the Secretary ofe Treasury tOr rcdlm tou, and bonds
WDllsfu0 n tlclr name.
WheIr notes payable order are held BY othcr parties
than the original owners ne notes must have the endorse
ment olthc original ouers also be endorsed nv tho
present owners, fay the Secretary og le Treasury
ieGemption."
For notes Issued IN blank endorsed PAY to the Secre
tay Of the Treasury for redemption bonis win be issued
to the parties transmitting them aud In such manner
hey may direct
When are endorsed transmitted by attorney,
administrator executor other agent, they must be
accompanied by duly certified copy certificate Of the
authority under which he acts and al by letter
stating the kind registered coupon) aud the deuomina
ton Of the Six Per Cent, Bonds wanted in exchange.
When Registered Bonds ordered parties should state
at which Of the following places they wish the interest
paid, viz. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore,
Now Orleans, Chicago, st. Louis, or Cincinnati
W. p. FEssBNDEN,
auoo9w Secretary Of the Treasury.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16
DENLOVAL.

u OVAL,-rnOMAS NJ. PLOWMAN,
Al Carpenter and Builder, has removed his shop nom
No ~ strawberry street 20 No, 2j2 CARTER street. adj
Joining the Old Post Onice Bnding. Having Increased
facilities Tor carrying on the business extensively he hopes
20 receive share Of public patronage. jal
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
ms AhATIoNAI savings EASK, oncriDgA higher rate
Of interest than any other ne best security Any
savings bank which pays It's dcposors Uutod states
Notes considers that il paying in the best circulating
medium OF the oouniry, Il cannot pay In Anything
better for ne arc either ia Government scourl-
ties or ia notes orbouds payable Government paper
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PROPOSALS.
OUARTRRMAsTER's oFFICR

A lOhhl ElmASTEHS OtFICE,.
~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September f6. 1885,.
ffopnfals vii be received AZ this oilco unn
ikLA Al, oo'cck NJ September 23d 1854 for mediate
ogIiiNely OF thc tol owing described stoves
RlrQrt6 stoves, No Is Patent. (8 No. T. No 10, No.
u, No 10, $50 Niagara Cook stoves, with hxtu-es
eompee 70 no y rs No. 3, 30 No. ?, 90 No. a), -
compete. ~
TO DC oibrt quality sud the the stoves IN bo furnished
N Lc hOfebt tO-sibe time, aud subject 20 inspec Ion
hn9,Isio Inrtlsh one o. eGoh size as sample.
liCdcfs viii state price, bofh In writing aud dzurea
humbr OF each h2e pa for, and the shortest time
livery 9 -
Zach must ba guaranteed by two Responsible per-
sons whose Signature mus hp appended to tho
ah' c"cl Co being good aud sufcieGt iuritY fr
nt amout involved by the United states District Judse,
AuofrrY. tr collector, other public officer other Tige
lbe Did W % mo- b. considered
ne ii-h' trtscr1cd 20 reject all bids deemed too hlga,
Ceyed. w" w ~
CIR Nl,n street 0' "
ueut q. s. A '' 'gF11fE n ~ sfTl
ruH
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ENERAL CARL SCHURZ.-
General CARL sCHURZ will address the citizens Of
Philadelphia the issues OF the daj, at CONCERT
HALL, this (fuday) even ne, at 8 o'clock The follow
ing the invitation OF the Union League, and the reply
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
No. 1916 Che smut street, ,
PHILADELPHIA, september II, 1854
General CARL SCrURZ-
Dear Sir:-Ihe Undersigned, in behalf Of the Union
League OF Phadclnha, respectfully solicit you to ad-
volyed In the coming residential election The dis
tnguishcd position which you have won, both in civil
and In military life give to your opinions weight
aud consequence that viii assure to them wide and
useful influence the public mind We deeply
Impressed with the grave responsibilities of stu
alton. We feel that we have reached a point In our
national progress at which our .uture, far we
can control Il. must be th1ughttIily balanced and
rcsoutcly decided upon The solemn trust which we
received from fathers made perfect By their la
bors and sacrld by ;heir essilgs should not be
given up to the uncor in mer3es Of oar political aud
military opponents, without hrst taxing 10 the utmost
all our acul les, all our resources AMI all endu-
IN lts le.ense, Upon oar wisdom aud decision
dep nd the lhenlts not only OF our Immense cOuu-
try. but Oi the whole human Hmly throughout coming
ages, If nl IN this contest the possibility of self
government, the very right OF ssu-9Oyerh nent, may
become the scJf OF artihglh ar ,raciei for cen
these vast questions not pirisans but patriots
and We invoke the aid OF your intellect and eoquence
Co Instruct and TO cuec' us In oar undertaking. We
shall be Indebted 10 you % go Will appOint time ~
which II viii be convenient yuu address our fell
tow c zcns such topic ls your better lgnent may
suggest
Awaiting your reply, We remain,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL HE RGCEryED by tho Treasurer OF
the United States, At Washington, the several Assistant
1reasurers ana designated DepositanGs, and bytho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOhD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
THIRD NATIONAL BAEA or PHILADELPHIA, PA,
FoURTB NATlON NAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA Pa
BY all National Banks which arc depostades Of public
money and (g-lSl
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BASEERs
ThrouGbcut the cuntry viii yo further ntornston and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBSCRIRERS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-16

NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
sHERrpF,
nESRY c. HOWELL.
REGISTER or WILLS,
FREDERICK NJ. ADAMS
CLERK or THR ORPHANS COURT,
EDWIN A. MEREUCE
CITY OFFICERS.
RECEIVER or TAXBs,
CHARLES o'SELL.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS DTCKsOS.
CONGRESS.
First District. ct..........JoHN 81 BUTLER.
second Distri,t....... CHARLES o'NEILL
Third dDlstnct........LEoNARD MYERS.
Fourth District. WILLIAM d. KELLEY.
Filth Dlstrlct.........M RUSSELL THAYER.
sENAToR-TiuRD DISTRICT,
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD
REPRESENTATIVES,,
Fnst Dstr!ct............w WILLIAM POSTER
stcond Dlstrict..........wILLIAM Il. RUDD.NAN.
Third dDis,rlct............ RICHARD BUTLER.
Fourth Disuic,..........w. W. WATT.
Flnh Neutrality-suspicious. THOMAS
Sixth Dlstrict............JAMEs FREEB0RN.
Seventh DistrIct.........T THOMAS COCHRAN.
E'ghh Dluic'.........JAMEs n. KERES.
hin'h Distrio'...........C CHARLES FOSTER.
Tenth District. 8. PASCOAsT.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures d. srERSER.
Twelfth District.........LUEE V. sUIPHGS, sR.
Thirteenth Dstrict......ESOs c. REENEg.
Fourteenth Dl.lrlct .....FRiNCIs HOOD.
FlteeLih Dlstrct........GE3 3RGE DE haven, in.
Sixteenth Dit ict....... WILLIAM r. SMITH.
Seventeenth Disrlct.... EDWARD q LEE.
Eight,orth Distrct......JASlEs MILLER. 9.l5-2R
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CLoTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS

BUHEAU OF Provisions AND CL0THNG,
September l. 1854 \
Separate proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals
NAVY Clothing and Clothing Materials will be received
at this bureau until O'Clock r. NJ. the 18th OF
october next, for furnishing and delivering Con receiving
thirty days notice. at The United States Navy Yards at
ChaTeOwn, Mas ssaohusets, and Brooklyn, New York in
such numbers and quantities and at such times may be
specified by the Chief Of this bureau, or by the COM
mRudants Of the said Navy Yards, respectively, ,the
numbers and quantities OF the different articles anu AZ
the aces specified in the following LIST, VIZ
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IT N II Il ID - Il \ II L. ~
7-30 LOAN.

The Secretary OF tn, Treasury gives notice that sub
iorpuons viii he received for Coupon Treasury notes.
payah three ysNrs nom August Is 1861 with sent an
nud mterca Nc the rate o and tnrco-tenths per
cont por aunum prnclpa snd ntsre5t both 10 be paid 10
lawful money.
These nccs viii be converlibo at the option Of tho
holder at maturity INTO six per cent gold bearing bonds
pay Sbo not less than ave than twenty years
uUm their cate as Tho Government may elect. They will
be issued In denominations or $50 500 $500 1900 and
5000 and all subscriptions be for afy dollars or
some multiple OF fifty dollars.
A. the notes draw interest nom August l5 persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay tho
interest accrued nom date of note date OF deposit
Parties d'postug twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these any one time win be allowed
commission u one quarter Of one Per cent.