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LOST AND FOUND.

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carrier window, 2. % tah7 q.
Ahkstss YP TIRE Hbs hs a95 t.s8 t.:
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tL,oash nistsse delivered IL to q lady who got e
given vii Diease ieavs it at TINS ofics nR7.l ta
s.9ns.a d.E ee,V9sP psRH sES9gs
via gold eas m hair Of dear
&c GthsE s sn It's rswsr Nv VII Dc sysn
SO. S91 youth $40 Penn avsnne. m6z:et%
Esaas ta a6Ib 4 e, s ofs 81
fa lazy vii By ssSns at
box ofiee Of tbs above place.
mhT-lt~ o. F. ANGEbL.
$40 RI, stss sP AK hSssE sts
White hind feet and The rieht hip Lite Knocked
S ~ 81 Del f IA es
S i " 90 Jug sns sd ri. 0 +;
mh7 ~ = 1 " . K. WosrBrNayoN.
TAMITo rae So BsCRIBERIs-oN TaE 25Ta
COW with horns. which the owner can have b.
p pnsps @s MI Eos
nh b.sss JAMES Il. rsLBsRr.
2Tn hEWAAn.-Astraysd f;om Sd ard High
S3aO streets. Gg9rsstoEn, On sd March. q ssy
HORSE, marked o. b.. With government sad die
snd bride The above reward Will b. given TO aDy
person Who viii give satisfactory information thst
viii lie sd TO the discovery OF the horse.
CHARLES y. MYERS,
1SS street. bet. 18th and 21th sts.,
NH ST. Washing tun. d q.
H'AkkN gP As Az EsfBAY-s large black snd
4 white COW. Tie owner 10 reque steo TO come
away. SAMUEL SHOEMAKER,
nh4 ST. Fort Mansfield, nesr Tennaly town.
7 0sr-A GOLD WATCH, small sizs, single csee
- Wit a engraving OF group of females 4 liberal
reward viii DC paid for its return to G3 9th street
sna N ) avenue. Lost betweea N. avenue sad
pstent ONCE Pair Room, the sysnipg OF the 81 10
stsnt. No Questions will be asked. mAs 2sE
GiJl REHARD FOR Two HORSES Stolen
ep1O from the stable of the upd srsgued on the
night of The 24th instant, two large Bay Horses
used Tor cart purposes: One quite ileshT; marks
feriem bered The other with white SPOT on snd
Of nose and hip bones very prorsinent The aboye
reward will be given for return of both or tEsnty
dollars Tor either one.
DICKSON & KING,
Wood and Coal Dealers
fe 2e-iGtr Georgetown, D. @.
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By GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctionssrc
A DMINI5TRATOR'S SALE or HOUSEHOLD
"A AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Piano RJkTs, G,
At AUCTION On AURsDAY, 10th instant, ~6
shall cell At the pTeTniEes of Mrs Margaret Hutch
inEson, dscesssd st Il clock n. on ghFd street
east. Daar BlsEden's Wharf. by order the Hon
CTphsn's Court, good lot al Furo,turs yis:
Mahogany Case Piano Forte, Stool and Cover
Divsn's Hair Seat Chairs. and Rocking,
Dressing and ether Bureaus. Gard std
ether Tables,
Mahogany Marble Top Wash closet. Valiant What
Eot,
ward che. Feather Beds. Bedding .ad Bedstssds,
;irsr dolss. Gilt ffsms Mirror and Carpsts.
Gee king. Radiator and othsr Stoves
with uthsr articles which deem unnecessary 20
ernmerats,
Terms cash.
mh7.sT GREEN / WILLIAMS. Aucts
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a FINE SToCK.-The stock OF horses and car
ria es kept at the Washington Stables, Eighth
street. between and e, by Mr.. John Hinesly,
is worthy OF passing notice. Mr.. Hinesly
spares neither pains nor money in his business.
His aim is 10 be at the top OF the ladder and
al examination Of his stock Will convince The
most skeptical that success has crow led his eff
ferris. He is constantly making additions to his
heretofore large number of first class teams
rev Rarouches, Pha tons, Buggies. and Car
riages, Of all descriptions, are constantly being
built to his order. HIS horses are the hand
soonest, the geDtlest ard III fastest in the coun-
try. and his harness is the finest til at art and
material can combine TO produce. specimen
Of his teams may be seen on Pennsylvania av-
enne every afternoon. driven IN style of grace
and elegance peculiar 20 Mr.. uinesly. ):
TEE ONLY PLACE i'll this city to get bea Itful sctts
Of JeTelry and Silver Plated Ware, at very low
prices. is at 435 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. near ~
street.-The Dollar Jo1elry store, As Pennsylvania
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NEIyoUs DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc,
Cen BE Curt by one who has really cured himself
sno hundIets of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Add ress, with stamp,
EliwARD II. TRAvER.
mar 2-Dd " iy Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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Azs s Dkxss SuIrs.
fostb's Dress Sxt.s.
6i!dysTs' Dress STit,
Men'S Bgsirsss Sxits.
Y5s.h's Bss;nss. Suits.

NOAH TALKza& 90, 3ss Penn. avenue, Metro
poIa.an hotst Building, wonld respectfully
non9Ss that their annual display OF Fall and Win
~, m9salhs Is row ready for inspection 1t Ia
TWinRI lse1 OF An assortment of Gentiemen'a and
Youths Clothing Of the newest and richie At eei sns
IN tsass {l,m at,,s and workshiin,
fashionable articles of drsss an onuorfunity il
nos oHsIsa Tor selecting from the most attractive
reduced orices. ocs An,
DA. DUPoSf's Sngar1costed Female Regulating
Pills the rcTy best in uss They Snerate eye
and sBstttre!y, and being srsar -eoafed create no
nausea upon the most DELEGATE stomach. A trial OF
Others. Price 81 box. Sold by s. g. Ford corner
18th street and Pa. avenue Washington and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. ias-Iv
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TIE FEET.-Rearty of carriage ia mostly de pen
der on judicions preservation of the feet It is
IL possible to move in a graceful manner II the
great support of the whole frame be in disor cred
condition, and nothing impedes so ranch as Corns,
BunionS, narrowing Nsiiaa or other disorders TO
reconlmend an early call at Dr. Whites Office No.
$2i Penrsylvsnia avenue, between Four a.
half and Sixth streets. fe I6-tf
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GREEN / WILLIAMS. Auots.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anc.io,sers.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anc:io.sers.
HOUSE AND LOT AND VALUABLE BUILD-
l. l. ISG LoTS FRoEfEaG fST STREE. EASE, BS-
TWEEN NORTH II AND 1 STREETS AT AUCTION On
WepN kspAY, tbs 9Th instant, va shall sail Is.
'front.' Of the premises ct O'Clock .. IN. lots s
no. II! on part Lot and frsBia p5se and Stsbs,
the Ecle front Of this property IS 81 feet. tard
koIieiy situated situated n a.. elevated positiae
Terms: One halt cash: baiancs in sig and twelve
q cced of trost taken.
=. ALI conve; snce, revenue stamps &C., st cost of
the pm rch assr.
Afro, a lot OF building brick, about 1890 win bs
mb5 4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, aucts.
BY W. l.. VAIL & CO., Auatoneets
TINTED sTlTES MARSHALL SALs OF
from ~ :leIk ks on; ca the Suprsms Court of tbs
district of CoGIa bia hcidfrs u disirica court ANA
to directed, will sell CT the Bsssar OF W. 4,
Wall & Co. as south 1iae Of Louisisns agenu4,
u: rch. 1864 at Il nh,lock NJ for caCh the cargo
Of the s-ealneis wild Darrell aud NutaeId, CON.
SIS Eussrian EEazkets ana Rifles aad B.yonets,
So EpGlish Sf.ss, Mu5ksts, and Rayolets,
lG - ate MUS ct Rsyoacts,
SO English Rigsd Eusksts,
l1U Il ustI ian Cavalry SsbTss. r
lr6 our css GuiriEe. box hitr2ts Silver,
English Silver Watches. ..a."
CsTonGSns tar. u eess DEswir = InsssuTents,
essa SursissI II struInents in Eocd order,
q Tin Boxes Ernitfi Z Sos Nseiiss,
Trunk ceEta:ainE Brsse 1utt2as, Hacks sud
KysE. &c &c.
TJypod Hipicsi Compass, large standard do,
Vaips bic hsymuth Ocm pass, and small Brass do.
Lot Of Signal Flags Pendants and Enssns.
WARD q. LAMON, y. 5. Marshal,
mh5 Nm L. WALL & CO.. Au.ts
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IN CITY LAUNDRY.
4 HIS Estasiishmsnt deiissed to be the ' m1ss
com nlsts df TIE k.rd I. tea Lifted States. Will %
NJ Tea1uNv ~ 10 eo5tT
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AN ORDINANCE

10 levy tax for tho purpose of providing for the re-
tindment to individuals the money pad by them
to provide u local bounty fund to exempt the city
of Lancaster from Draft under the last call of the
President for troops and to repeal the th section
of an ordinance entitled an ordinance levying
taxes forcty purposes, and for the other purposes
in this ordinance mentioned for the year 1854 "
passed May q, 1904 .t. t.t-a F.''
SECTION |. Be ii ordained by the City Council OF
the City ofLancaser, That tax offOur thousand and
ten dollars and fifty cents be and the same is hereby
levied upon all the property subject to taxation for
state and county purposes within the Incorporated
limits OF the city OF Lancaster, for the purpose OF
hey paid by them to provide local bonny n nI lI' to
exempt the city Of Lancaster from DRAFT under the
last call OF the President for troops.
SEC III, That section five of an ordidance ent.
tied an ordinance to levy taxes for city purposes
and fol. the other purposes in this ordinance men.
toned for the yoar 1854" passed May 27 1884, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Done in the Council Chamber of the city of Lancas-
ter, this 9th day Of July, 1864.
. c. DRESDACTI, p. C. C.
W. L. KING, Clerk. Gully TGI-;lw.)
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Moro Alarm thnn Danger.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The intclli
gence from the Upper Potomac is con
fused and vague. The citizens of Up.
per Maryland are terribly frightened
and are fleeing with their property in
all directions. The danger thus fal
seems to be apprehendod more than
real for Frederick even is not occu
pied as reported, and the rebel COM
mand has not occupied permanently
any town on the Maryland side of the
Potomac. The enemy is supposed to
be part of Ransom's (late Stuart's)
cavalry, with infantry from Ewells
corps. ,....
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DIR. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal Of the
Pleasant Township Seminary and Of
the Hygiene Home Cure Institu.
tion, aboutfou and half miles north.
east of Lancaster, departed this life on
Saturday, June 25th, at the age of A
years, A months and IA days.
DR.. Feeman was well known to the
community at large as a distinguished
teacher and the proprietor Of the Pleas
ant Township Boarding School. In
connection with the Seminary he also
eommenced, with the assistance Of DR..
Humphrey, to establish, in 1858, a
hydropathic institution called the
(" Hygienic Home Cure and subsc-
quently erected additional buildings
for the accommodation of both schol-
ars and patients. But in the midst Of
his activity in useful career, weighed
down, as it were, by the multiplicity
of his labors, and by the pressure Of
his many cares and anxieties, his
physical energies gave way, and his
weary spirit left its frail tabernacle to
rest in its peaceful abode.
His earthly remains were inferred
on Sabbath, the Goth ult., attended by
a large concourse Of people from far
and near, showing the high estimation
in which he was held, and the esteem
in which his memory is enshrined.-
Even so, "Man also knolceth not his
time"
Lancaster, O., July I'd, 'G4. P.D.S.
DIED-July 8, 1864, ,ofheart disease,
at the residence of Andrew Hunter,
IDA j., daughter of William Johnson,
aged II years z months and 13 days.
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u. s. 1O-4O Bonds

Thsss 25ndIare ISSUED undor the 6gl Of Congress Of
March sth, 1874 which provides tina. eil Bonds issued
Under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXA.
lTloNby or under any ststs or raahelpd authority.
Subscriptions 70 these Bonds are received in United
States notes os notes Of National Benls They ore
! TO oBE REDEEMED ~ coIT, ?. III: pleasure Of the
Government at any period not lsss than ten nlrmors
Than tory tears from their date and until their re.
dempton FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL DE
PAID IN COIN, On Bonds Of not over one hundred
dollars annually, and or al other Bonds SEN .annu.
ally. The interest is payable ca the first days o;
March and septernLerin each year
Subscribers VIII recoye either Registered O. cou-
poa Bonds az they may pFe.er. Registered Bonds
are recorded on the books Of the g Treasurer and
can be transferred only on the owners order Cou-
pom Bondsare payable To bearer and are more con-
yenient fsrcomnercisl uses.
Subscribers this loan viii have the option Of isy.
ing their Bonds draw Interest from Msr2h Ist, BY
pay.ng the accrued interest In coin ror in Uatsd
states notes, the notes % National Bgn.r, s9ing
Rhy per cent. f1r premiu:n1 receive them draw
ing Interest from the date Of subseT ptOn and DEPOSIT
A. these RDnd5 are D. .-. .. .
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY ASSIGNEE.

YNHE undersigned, assignee OF Joseph BItler ond
4 Samuel Bitter, will, on Monday, August sth,
1864, at ono O'clock, afternoon, offer for sale
on the premises. the following lands and len.
ements, situate in the County OF Fairfield and
State OF Ohio, to-wit; t-
Part Of the South West quarter Of section thirty
four in rownnhrp Twelve OF Range Twenty, beginning
9t ~ Southwest corner Of sail sections thence
North rs poles and link to post on Tie s. ctlon
line from which white oak ls inches in diameter
bears North 70 degrees EastlOl2 links distant thence
East II poles to post thence South Is poles and
link to the section ne thence West with The section
line to stone, being the place Of beginning con.
tanng 90 acres Also part OF the west half of section
ninety-four in Township Twelve of Range Twenty;
beginning at post IN the section line; thence with
the same South i5poles and ~ links; thence by the
land above described East 30 poles "a links to q
post thence by the line Of Isaac Thomas land
NORTH thence with the same West 80 poles and w
links to the place Of beginning; containing 10 acres
and poles.
Which lands and tenernents will he sold subject to
the homestead OF said Samuel Bitter as heretofore
set off to him by D. M. Jones, former assignee and
upon the following terms to-wit One-half the pur-
chase money in hand and the other half in six months
with interest on the deferred payment from the day of
sale JAMES STlNSUN, Assignee
July =, IsGi-l5-5w.
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= - -. :
DIARRHEA ASD DYsEsTERY. = We
haveexamined q great number Of let :
ters from some Of the nest prominent
citizens Of Cincinnati and Covington,
etc, speaking in the highest terms
of praise OF DR.. Strieklands 5 An
.ti-Cholera Mixture for the cure Of
diarrhea and dysentery. The letters
are too long to publish. Mr.. Woods,
of Covington, says he wes pronounced
incuFsble by the best doctors In Gin
cinna.i, and one bottle of Dr.. Strick
land Anti-Cholera Mixture effected g
permanent cure after suffering for
months With the worst form of diar.
rhea and dysentery. June2 1t
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IT was they that sowed the seeds Of
discord and strife throughout the land,
and woel woe! be unto them. "Though
they call upon the rocks and noun
tains to fall upon and hide them, nay,
though they bury themselves in the
very center of the earth, the indigna-
tior of an outraged people will find
them out and blast them with its light
nings. ."-Eagle.
0, morcy, don'tl Take a dose Of
parcgoric and put warm bricks TO your
feet.
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REsIGNED.-We learn that Mr. Leroy
W. Barrett, long and favorably known
as one of the best passenger conduc-
tors ever in the employ of the Cincin-
natl, Wilmington & GAINESVILLE rail
road, has resigned his position on that
road. We trust that he will soon be
assigned Similar position on first
class route, where gentlemanly polite
ness and attention to the wants Of the
travelling public, are fully apprecia-
ted Columbus Gazette.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

There will be a Union County
Convention held at the COURT
HOUSE, in LANCASTER, on
SATURDAY, July 9th, 1864, at 2
o'clock P. M., for the following pur-
poses, viz: aa
@ FirSt.-To nominate county ticket
to be supported at the next October
election.
,SecOnd.-To appoint fourteen dele
gates to represent Fairfield County in
the District Convention to be held at
CircleviIle, on Thursday, July 14th.
by order of the Central Committee
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HOW THE ALABAMA WAS SUNK

New York, June 5.-The Paris Cor
respondent of the London Globe says
The Alabama made two attempts tc
board the Kearsage but her Command.
er out-maneuvered Semmes, and final.
y sent a projectile right through the
Alabama's boiler. Then seeing what
had occurred he brought all his guns
TO bear on tho Pirate in concentrated
broadside from the starboard and made
a breach of fur yards in length under
her water mark, when she began to
sink rapidly.
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tlieir value is .na-ea5ei a'Om one 70 thrae pei
cent. per annun according to the rate oftaz l:r.e.
in various parts Of the country. -..
AZ the present rate Of prsmium on gold they psy
over Eight per Cent. Interest
ncurrency- onl sro of eqDal convenience as pcrraa
,nent pr temporary investment ...... ...
Itis beiieyei that no saarr..es oG.r, g Rra-t n-
d1eements to lenders az fha various Descriptions Of
U. 8. Bonds. In az 0iaeriJrn5 Of Indebtedness the
faith or ability orpsivsts parties or stock companies
or sepsrate communities only is pledged for pey.
meat, while FOR the debts oi the United ststes tie
whole propery ofthe country holden 70 slc1se tho
payment Of both principal and interest in coin.
These Bonis msy be sub,cribed fyr in Ias & 1ia
$50 up to any magnitude tiesaIho term. and are
thus made equally a7alshle to the'sinsli=,' lenIc,
and the largss! capitsls;. They con be cohyerci
INTO money 1T any moment and tLehgller vii have
the benefit ottLe interest.
Itmay be rsefol to state in this conpeetion ,hot q
total Funded Debt Of the United states vIicA m
terestis payable in GOLD On the 81 dag Of March I:4
was 57Gs,9-j,10o Tie interest on ilis ded tor the
coming fiscal year VIII be Sij,9s5,l2g while the Gus
toms revenue in gold for the current hseal year end
ing Jane Goth, 1884, has been far ai the rate oioyer
sl0DoO0oW per anuuIn. -...
It VII te tina: even the present gold segsnues
ofthe Government are largely N excess Of the wants
ofthe Treasury for the payment Of gold interest,
while the recent increase Of tho tariff vii doubtless
raise the annual receipts from eustomsonthc same
?mount ofimportations to sl5O,cOO go psF anDuIn.
Instructions to the National Banks eoirq IS loan
agents were not issued from lhe United s.6s Treas
ury until March 2s but in the first three weeks Of
Apra the subscriptions averaged more than TEN
MILLIONA WEEK. ssr..es
Grrco--,tIorg o-ii - r,.-s II.,.gfa
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New Tailor shop.

SPECIAL attention is called to the ad-
vertisemcnt of. Isaac Levy. He has
just established in connection with his
extensive stock of ready-made cloth
ing a tailor shop, and secured the SER
vices of first class cutter.
Call and see his elegant assortment
of piece goods.
Lancaster, June 9,-3m.
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WAvT YORK Market
\ NEw York, July6.

WHEAT-Actiye and 3@5c higher;
50 25@2 SO for Chicago Spring; same
for Milwaukee club; SO 45@2 30 for
winter red western.
CoRN--Active and 1@2c better +;
81 53@1 .56 for new mixed. !.
OATS-Is rather more steady at
g9@99c for Western.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-07-07

Mothers individually and collect
lively, without a single exception
pronounce Madame Porter'S Cough Bal
sam" tho most pleasant and efficacious
Remedy for the cure Of Coughs, Colds
Groups, Sore Throat, &c, &c in chill.
dren that has ever yet been given tc
the public. They say it always acts
like charm. Children really like it
80 unlike the many nauseous and
worthless preparations now in the
market; it can be obtained of all
Druggists, price only 25 cents per
bottle.
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The spv and Bush,vhaoker.

Mr.. Goodward, tho "Scout, Spy and
Bushwhacker," related his experience
in Border warfare, at the Court House
on Tuesday evening last. His nara
tions were highly entertaining, and
the large crowd in attendance mani>
tested their interest and delight by
frequent applause. He will speak
again this evening. Let everybody
hear him. .....
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The Campaign Gazette.
-FOUR MONTHS FoR FIFTY CENTS

The campaign is now opened, anc
every man in the county should have
q county newspaper. The Lancaste,
Gazette during the campaign viii con
tain all the latest news of Importance
and will discuss thoroughly all theim
portant issues before the people. The
political complexion Of the paper is toe
we'll known to need more than q ref
erence to it. The Gazette declares
eternal hostility to rebellion North OF
South, and favors the most determined
and persistent war until every enemy
of the Government in arms is over,
thrown.
During the campaign the Gazette
will be sent to subscribers at the rate
of FOUR MONTHS FOR FIFTY
CENTS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
Ten copies for S5 90 and one to the
getter up of Club.
1t is the duty of the friends of the
Cause to circulate the Gazette in eve
ry corner and waste place ofthe coun'
ty. A fund should be raised to send il
to those who are not able to pay for
the paper themselves. The press is
the mightiest engine which can be
used during campaign to shape and
change the opinions ofmen. Its work
is done quietly from week to week,
and men are irresistibly influenced
and changed by it.
Don't wait, but enclose the money
in letter at once.
MILLER, KooKEN & sUTpHEN.
Publishers Lancaster Gazette.
Lancaster, o., June 16, 1864.
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

TENHE Probate Court of Fairfield County, Ohio, has
ordered the undersigned to pay to the creditors
OF his assignors Joseph and Samuel Bitter diyi-
dnnd of seyeny-hye per cent. OF their claims, nclu.
ding interest to July lst, 1854; deducting from the
dividends Of creditors who have received payments
from d. NJ. Jones, former assignee, the amounts OF
such payments including interest to July lst, 1854
which dividend will be paid at the office Of Huntcr
Dangherty IN Lancaster, in said county, on Monday
July. lth, 1861. JAMES sTINsON,
Assignee OF Joseph and Samuel Bitter
JulyTl9H-l5-lw
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"Ho that hath Eye. 70 Sec, Lst him see.,,

,Cadwall the 6ptician has arrived,
and will remain a tco days at the
TalImadge House, thoroughly prepar.
ed to accommodate all in want Of fine
spectacles. That his glasses are supc.
rior to those In common uso is fact
established beyond controversy, and
his continual and exclusive practice in
the art, enables him to judge with al
most unerring accuracy the character
Of LENS best adapted to each variety of
sight; an itom of great Importance to
those who would preserve their vision
to the best advantage. aH
N. B. Beware of pedlars claiming to
sell "Cadwoll's SpoctacIos" or "the
sSme kind" He has NO AGENTS. y
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THE NATroSAL DEBT.

The Secretary Of the Treasury, in
reply TO resolution Of the Senate
calling for a detailed statement of the
public debt, including Loans of differ
ent classes, Treasury and interest
bearing Notes, Certificates of Indebt-
edness, Fractional Currency, &c, with
the amount and character of interest
payable thereon. has informed the
Senate that up to tho l4th instant the
debt stood as follows;
Loans bearing interest In con..... S37 9i1 09l so
Loans bearing interest in lawml cur
roncy .... S79,7oO, ,sO2 5s
Debt on which interest has ceased..... 376l7O %
Debt bearing no nterest..-....... 60l, ,3S9, ,104 Al
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Total debt ......""..sl,7 us, ,394, ,l33 50
The total amount Of annual interest,
payable in coin is.........,...... $50 s23 872 45
Interest in lawful money'...,....... 29,s7GO57 70
-, Total interest 81 ,699,73O 10
The amount Of United States notes
outstanding gis,................ S432, Oh $40 90
The amount of fractional currencyis q 031 9is 90
Total al............................ Si53,g73,27S 0O
Total amount Of 620 bonds s...... S5l0,7469 800 10
The amount Of l0-4Q bonds is ....,.. 70,2892bO %