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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF NINE VERY DESIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW JERSEY AV.,
BETWEEN ANDP STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June z, at 6 o'clk,
on the premises we nall sell Lots Nos. i2 Is a. u,
", IS, 19 81, and % in subdivision of square No.
62S: frontI each 20 feet inches the eos. side
of New Jersey avenue betwaen and n streets
teen feet alley, and contsinipg each ESQ square
feet. - $500.
These Lots are in the imn1 ediate vicinity OF the
Raiirosd Depot and On the great thorouehfsre
from the Ca pito! and Depot TO the norrhern aud
western part OF the city.
Terms One third in cash, the remainder IN six,
twelvs. snd eighteen months, With interest secured
CCnyeyances at the ccstof the gurchaser:
my an Il I n MCGUIRE d co .Aucts.
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SECRET DISEASES.
So-gdfjI1n's Cir is the most certain, safe and
el.ectusl Temedy-indeed the only vegetable rem
ely ever discovered. Cures IN two to four days.
aud recent csses in twenty four hours Nc mineral
no bslsarn, mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
II il the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want TO be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, Sc.
iSa,siaritaHs Roo: and HeTG JN1ces-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis .Scrofue Ulcers Sores
Spots letters, &C. Price 81, or six bottles for Sc
Sold By s. G. Ford See af~ertisaEneut. rs
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DIED

Nav aIst a. O'Clock AMBROSE youngest Child
O. Denis and Jane Griffin, aged Is months.
In this city, On the 3lst inst, SAML c. FLOOD
in the s1lh yeer Of his age.
Ever pleasant. social, X; ID.
Was he SO early called away;
All will ever keep in mind
Memories OF this sad, sad day.
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D-ST.gKs or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URrsARr
aNnSrsvsL SrsTEMs--new sndrelsble tire atment-
in Reports Of the Howard Assoc ation-sent by
U!Hil il EeGlc3 letter envelopes. free Of charge
Actress II. j. Skllin Houghton Howard AsSo- |
cistion. NJ. ; South Ninth street, Phi sdepha
Pa NIB 2o-3ra
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PIC MICS. &c.

vINHIRD GRAND AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
L PICNIC of the ANDERSON CLUB will "A
be given at Letters Washington City Gar ~
den NeE York avenue between list and Il a.
streets, on WEDNESDAY, June Sth. 1874 In
Tickets City cents admitting u gentleman aud
ladies. For particulars see future advertisement
my jl-2t'
TNHE FIRST GRAND PIC MIC OF THE SEDG-
L WICK CLUB will be given at Loeffiers N
Washington City Garden on T TUESDAY,, May ~
3lSt. 1861 Tickets 3 cents, admitting a gem GiA
tieLhan and ladies. Bancin to commence at IN
p. n. All sre respectfully solicited to attend.
my G0-2ts
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TIE CHg.pESTANp BEST HAIR DYE IL TIE WORLD
Mere Fades or Nas4sS Out phan s Hair Dye,
e. certs q box. The hest ia use. Try it. Sold by
$. g Ford, corner llth street aud Penn. avenue,
Washington; and Henry Cook. Alexandria
&
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EPFE".T0REERA CAS- BE CUREn.-Dr Rsnd's Spe-
ciac cures EPtL3,gtcr15Ga. Seminal W:eEssss, Irn-
potency. Less Cf FOrcr IT,, Spssdiy and esctxdliy.
Its effects truly ,icsl. trial of the Specific
gi!t convince the most skeptical of its merite
Price 81 box. Sold by D. G. Ford, corner 18th
street aud Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
COCE, A!eLaudris. js6-Iy
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w ELCTINGI
FLUTINGi

WANTED,
Every lady in the District to know that have,
at considerable expense, had built q very elegant
Dressrnakers and others have any kind of goods
Crimped at short notice, in good style, and
is the only machine in town, and done at the only
place to get stamping done. 3s1 street, oppo-
site Patent Office. Stamping and Machine Stitch
Inc Depot. my3
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON B STREET,

fHSh5 q
s sa ss ID. # s4ss ssss Lot S.n:
the east.ry part of OF No. in Square 4,6. lying
Luton Es@ and the aey line Of Lot No.
:S " feet q
feet alley way. part ola brick stable ct the resr
re reishborbood of this property to the Patsut
md Post Office Departments makes it desirable
location for private residence or for office purpo
Terms All cash or one third cash; balsuce in sir
and nine months with interest, AID secured on the
Tftle 1nquastiorsbie.
Cost of convey aDce, inclutin. revenue stamps.
my ny is-eo&ds j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auef,.
A UCTI0N SALE OF STOLEN AND OfHER
Which has remained in the custody of the Metro
politan Police for the District of Colalpba for -
4 Sale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder.
for esh Of PF9perty tssn b th aeT"pol.sn
Boots. Shoes. Mqsicai Ins trnnonts Wins Liquors.
police DepartnIept No IS, Tenti str set west, on
MON DAY, the 3nh day of May, 1851, al 10 O'Clock.
This ssle. authorized by Act of gress, Of July
lf 1862. will he continued from day to day until the
CIers more tban six month"; as designsted in cat
aicsue prepared, tsnd which may be seen st his
Terms Cash in current fond.
All persons W no have lost Mon ay aud Property by
theft or otherwise which may be embraced Ia the
catalogue are hereby notified To call and identify
the came prior to the day of sale they will lose
al claim thereto.
catalogue of articles to be sod can be examined
at the Pro perty Room sbOve referred to.
GEORGE Il. HERRICK,
my25- Property Clerk
Try :. G. MCGUIRE It CO., Auctionevrs.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFPEcrs AT
PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY M0RNING, June Ist, a. 10
O'Clock, at the residence of Judge Underwood. No.
;;39 2ist street., between II and streets. ws sail
cell the Furni ure and Effects comprisins-
Hair Cloth Sofas, Arm and Easy Chairs,
Rosewood Marble top Table Whatnot.
Lace urtsius. Cornice, Reception Chsirs.
Brussels, Ingram ard other Carpets,
Hat rack, Oil Cloth, Rugs.
Looking & asses Oiock, Shades,
Dining Tables Cane Seat Chairs,
Sideboard. Refrigerator,
CIockery and Glassware, Cutlery,
Bedste &C 2. Bureaus Washktands,
Cottage Sett, Wardrobes.
Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows,
Toilet Sets. Comforts, Blankets,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with the usual assortment of RItchea
requisites.
Terms cash.
R'The House is for rent, enquire OF Mr. Drury,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twenty first and
my "a 80 MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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SJOoD AND COAL

w LIME, SAND. &c
ca Itch s1n seIlos 81 sii Der ton Of 40
pounds delivered. 3 0 tons best George Greek
iiycred "a cords Pine, Oak and III ckory WOOD at
lowest market price Also, Lime Sand, Plaster.
Cement and Hair. Persons Wishing TO lay in their
winter fuel hSd better call and examine my stock.
WIN GUINAED.
Yard, corner of LET st. east and south,
slSgs-nCHt Yarh and Mharf, fo9t Of 4th ST. cast.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
HORSE. WAGON, ANDHARNESs ArACCTION.
On THT RSDAY MORNING, June I'd, at 10 ocIs,
a. m, st the Horse Market, on Sixth street near
cred Wagon and Harness In good order, the Horse
is said to be good family or work animal, free
from fault and warranted sound in every respect.
Title indisputable.
Terms cash
Si-2t 4
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MI SICAI.

II MUSICAL.
I ROE. ESPUTA Would respectfully infsrTh the
pu bic that he is now prepared to give lessons M
in VOCAL and instrumental Music, HavingsEgS
he Is now able to devote the whole OF his time to
instruction in music. to sll those who may te
Is the same as is taught in Europe-thst is. while
be makes good performers Of his pupils be makes
may receive instructions from him may acquire
IN Al knowledge of music as will Taks then1 com
petent for teachers or professional nrusicians
Prof Esputa IS now forming Glasses and al who
desire to enter must apply early. rs tue number IS
For terms apply to Prof JOHN EsPUTA, No.
5j3 Sth street east. Navy YOrd.
n b. The care pass Prof Esputa's residence eve
81, M, ri tho do n Inn
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ALLOW ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
merry and FANCY GOODS which have0H
just arrived and ready for your inspection. -
hsndgomest stock of FLOWERS ever imported,
which, looking at theres will conyince; English
beautiful PamilIas as " hite as tho driven snow;
ine stock of Back Combs and new styles of Fans.
Having been for so many years IN the wholesale
you ar y goods IN NY line beyond competGon.
MIME PRINCE,
nv 9~-IEns 20 Market Space.
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PY VIM. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.

VERY SUPERIOR AND FAST TROrTIEa
HORSE BRANDYWINEAT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. June Sd. at II O'Clock m, we will
sell. at the Stables of John Hensley. Esq, on 9Th
street. between and streets, the very superior
AND fast Tro'ting Horse Brandywine, wsrra ted
sound, and can trot in $40 and is without biem-
ish
The above Horse is orly sold because the owner
has for him. ana offers rare opportunity
to obtsin OF the finest horses in the city for
either double single team.
Terms cash.
my 81 w. j.. WAII. 6 CO.. Ancta
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T AIDES WANTING DRESSES FITTED. AND
IL busted III the most fashionable manner will call
at $50 / street, between l1th ana i4th. or the
following mornings: Monday, Tuesdays, Wedncs
days and Thursdays. my cS-lw*
L,OR SALE-A light, !ic top ROAD WAGON, pu-
Z seubery & Van Dusen makers New York. Has
been run only four nonths; in perfect order. Price
$lGH. TIC he st BULLS stable, street. near
Hti. my 9S3t
nEMORFST'S n. y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
- weekly Journal Of graphic iiinstrations-
News Music. Fashions and General Literature.
The model National Family Newspaper Of hmerica
in its most comprehensive sense. Price lGc. Sold
eVeTyw here. Iay y 81
TO- NINTH STREET. TO-
4ot FAMILY GR0G 5. fol
Prime goods retailing for less thaD wholesale
prices. Goods delivered free anywhere;
nv = ST. 49, 9Th ST., between u and L.
J'HE CLEVELAND CONVENTION; Q. 8: Coz.
I stitution; The strikers and their Rights;
Hnman's Dress Movements: Wa il Europe, ana
other exciting subjects, ia pEMoRkSTs ILLUS,
graphic War Views. all in tint: rortrsits of But
Ter, Grant, Hancock, Mcade. Gilmore, burnside,
and HowsTd, the Proclamation forger; Music,
Fashions, etc. Do not fail to see this valuable
number. my 81
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I CST-Gn Mag 2otb, between corner of 10Th aud
u L SITS. and esley Chapel, a fine gold BRACE
LET. A suitable reward will be given by leaving
il Al MOULDEN 4 BROWNS wood and coal office,
Sfe corner 18th and G SITS. , or Mr.. DAWES Drug
Store corner th and l. SITS. my S6-3tS
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O. ~ REWARD.-Strayed stolen, the 9th
rO inst, dark bay q. 8. condemned HORSE,
no particular ma rkg about him The above reward
will he given il returned to GEO, Barrier, Oppo-
site Navy Yard Market. my 303t
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u NESS MAN, WITH SOME CApITAL.-For
ssle--A respectable and profitable BUSINESS. in
running order, thriving and large profits. Rea-
WITTHEFT'S. No. 400 Sd street, Capitol Hill,
near Penn avenue my 27-St'
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Aucti0nsers.
DEsIRABLE LOT ON RIDG Il STREET BETWEEN
4TH AND 9TH STREETS WEST,
On FRIDAY AFI EHE00N. June Sd at O'Clock,
the premises. shall sell, Lot No. 3d. in Square
\ }. 5i3, fronting o. feet inches Ridge street
betweea 4th ana 5th streets west running csck los
feet inches.
This Lot is beautifully situated on q high aud
commanding position and is very desir lbls as q
site for dwellings,.
Terms One third cash, the remainder in four
and ei eht months with interest. secured by deed
Of trust on he premises.
my 31-d Rep j c. MCGUIRE co .Auets
Dye j. WHITBANk h CO.,
ID ARrttOnenTS and Commission Merchants.
Penns avenue. between 18th and 49, sts. oppo-
si@ Grover & Theater.
SALE or FANCY GOODS.
On WEDNE SDAY EVENING, June lst. com
me- ncing at 71S o'clJck, at the Auction store. sos
Penps, Iyansa avenue between 18th AID 49, streets
LARGE SPECIAL SALE
OF 500 sup erinr and elegantly bound
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
hOokS.-10M volumes, new ana choice editions.
Note Paper. Envelopes, &c.
A splendid invoice OF JEWELRf. consisting OF
Sets Guard Chains, Rinss. Bracelets. &c com
prisiDe line of flesh and desirable Goods, from
we'll known Manufacturers Of Philadelphia and
New York, and made expressly for city retail
ty.de.
Terms cash my 50-3t
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ENOR RENT-Two handsome PARLORS, connect
4 ed by folding doors; No $40, corner OF I and
lItl streets.
Also. For Saie-A fine blooded riding and driving
MARE. years old, To be seen at the stable Of CHI A
PIN & MATL0Ck, &, between 9TH and 9TH streets.
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E'OR KENT-Two connecting ROOMS, trent aud
rear, On second floor, the situation most desi-
sein erscty opposite the paS st ssrasn
No 2i! Call fer three days. my COST
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-0n the 2lth inst, near the Soldiers Be
Il treat. Il Baltimore & Ohio X. depot, q LEATH-
Err YALICE brass bound. hole inside, near the
top, name on outside. The Valice contained
Descriptive List, q suit Of citizens clothes and
ether vsluables, belonging to ALEXANDER BAR
ME, Quartermaster Sergeant l4th n. Y. 8. NJ.
b Brook lynn regiment. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at Star Office. IT.
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E>OR SAIE-h bargain; excellent opportunity
4 for man of business: a DINING SALOON and
BAR, situated on I4th street, between G. street and
Now York avenue. Disposed of solely account
of dissolution Of partnership. Enquire on the
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f>AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
y scriber on the 18th inst, sorrel HORSE,
white face, branded l. c. the left fore shoulder.
char ges and take him away JACOB FISHER,
on the baltimore turnpike, between Beltsvlle aud
Blsdeosburc 80 .s- my 50 st"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

peacefully urge upon the administration,
the propriety and necessity of such recog-
milton. If men believe in Monarchy, or
in an established Church, they have per
feet right to say SO, and to urge their fell
low citizens to adopt them. The right of
State to secede, or the right of the Fed.
eral Government to use force to coerce
stand upon the same plane, SO far as the
right to discuss are concerned.
These facts are SO patent that it is hui
initiating for an American to have to state
them. Any measure, or any constitution
al Government or any party that cannot
stand the test Of discussion, ought to be
repudiated or abandoned.
This principle should ever be maintiln-
ed Every citizen owes it to his dignity
and self-respcct to insist that his ncighbor
shall treat lis views with the same defer
ence that he yields to his in discussion OF
argument. No man should ever admit
that the right to express political or reilly
ions views depends at all upon their char
acter. Whenever it is so declared, there
is eminently case for personal rebukt
of the offending party who is guilty of the
arrogance and folly"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

The proprietors ofths Justly esteemed and well
known brand OF StomIch BtterS, do not dee n il
necessary, in order TO give their goods c. tiouS
or even enhanced value, to take hing at all
other bitters, and proclaim in small capitals that
they are worthless. Our Bitters do not need this.
as we place them before the public Oh their merits
ard Invite your careful attention to the goods we
allow our brand upon knowing s We do so. that
our reputation is at stake The name, "Red
Jacket is taken from the original compound bv
the native child ofthc forest, and with the add
ton of few herbs by DR.. Chaplin. made more
pleasant to the taste, they now have Il peculiarly
healthy, soothing and recupcratve Influence. es-
pccially for the patient rising from the bed of
sickness loss ofapetite, distress after eating, diz
illness, and all diseases arising from Torpid Liver
0 Indigestion.
They strengthen and inv;goratc the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are a sure cure for dyspepsia,
They give good and healthy appetite.
Tdey assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and Palatable.
They make the IL bilitatcd strong, and restore
to strength the exhausted.
Aged persons and delicate females will find they
can save large doctors bills by the use Of these
Bttcrs.
We take pleasure in calling attention to our
very extensive catalogue of Bulk and cased goods,
con N TT nj
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
Arbitrary Arrest

Day before yesterday as the Confeder-
ate officers, Chenoweth and Morgan, were
leaving the Bates House, ordered to Camp
Morton, Mr. Daniel Nooe, recognized one
of them as an old California acquaintance,
and on the impulse exclaimed, How are
you. Colonel ?" Immediately Mr.. Nooe
was arrested, Gen Darlington himself tap
ping him on the shoulder, and marched
eff to headquarters under guard, there
undergoing examination. Mr.. Nooe sta
ted that he had known Captain Cal Nor
gan in California years ago; that week
previously he had been permitted to talk
to him BY the Lieutenant commanding the
guard having him in charge; and that,
meaning nothing disloyal he had merely
on the impulse Of the moment recognized
an old friend He conceived that such
recognition was oEe Of the privileges of an
American citizen. military or no military.
Mr. Nooe was of course discharged. But
the point is this:
Gen. Darlington. who himself has new
er been to war ike Capt Cal Morgan
Gen. Darlington who was once dispatched
by Gen. Wilcox with Indiana troops to
hunt John Morgan. and who was arrested
for good cause before lie got beyond the
! Union Depot-Gen. Darlington, who has
never been on the field like Morgan and
Chenowctil-who has never risked his
precious carcass or spilta drop of his blood
ten. Darlington, 4 patriotic popinjay
and loyal automaton from Ohio comes in
to this free State OF Indiana. and. dressed
In shoulder straps, prcsumes to arrest 4
citizen for exchanging words of ciyility
with friend
Are these infnitesmal gruhs of the gov
eminent. mole eyed fellows here at home
whose hearts would faint like sparrow
if any thing they had about them shoult
happen to 90 OF half coclcd-are such
men hereafter to be allowed to step NJ
and tap free American citizen on tho
shoulder and demand nina as prisoner
simply because Of some whimsical authori
ty of their own or their masters? IF Car
rington or tAo.e whom he serves, want tC
take prisoners. let them 90 upon the bat
tlefield and do it, But it is mighty fool
ish to hint anything of the kind. Car
rington has not been To war, and does no
design to 20 as we have said. In fact, 4.
We have stated. he ant be trusted further
in that direction than the Union Depot
Yes. he once went to Louisville. but there
were many miles and brave soldiers be
between him and John Morgan. Brave
aud chivalrous Darlington. hail and fare
well - State .Sentnsk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
i. s. 1910 BONDS.

These Bonds are issued nnder the Act of Con-
sress of March Sth, 1864, which provides that ali
Bones issued under the Act shall be EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION by or under any state or
municipal authority. Subscriptions 10 these
Bonds are received in United States notes or notes
of National Banks. They are TO BE REDEEM
ED IN COIN, at the pleasure of tie Govern
ment, at any period not less tacn ten nor more
II an forty years from their date, ami until theil
redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds of ct over
one hundred dollars annually. and on I'll other
Bonds emi-annually. The interest is PAYABLE on
the first days of March and September in each
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupan Bones, as they may prefer registered
Bonds axe recorded on the books of the u. 6
Treasurer, and cah be transferred only on the
owners order Coupon Bonds are PAYABLE to
bearer, and are more convenient for commercial
use.
subscribers to this loan will have the option of
having their Bonds draw interest from March Ist
10y paying the accrued interest in coin or in Uni
ted States notes, or the notes of National Banks
adding fifty per cent. for premium,) or receive
Them drawing interest from the date of subscrip-
ton and dcDOSt. As the 90 T. )odS are
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation

the value Is increased from one to three per cent.
per annual, according to the rate of tax leyies in
various parts fthc country.
at the present rate of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight Fer cent Interest.
in currency. and are cf equal convenience as .
permanent or temporary iavestm ent.
Ii IS believed that 10 securities offer so great
inducements to lenders as the various descriptions
OF L. ). Bonds. In al other forms OF in GIFTED
ness, the faith or ability ofprivate parties or stock
companies or separate communities only is pIeGg-
cd for payment, while for the debts of the United
States the Whole property OF the country is holden
to secure the payment of both principal and in
terestin coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums
from so up to any magnitude. on the same terms
and are thus made equally available to the small
est lender and the In gest capitalist. They can
be converted into money at any moment, and the
holder will have the benefit OF the interest
1t may &c useful to state in this connection that
the total Funded Debt Of the United States on
which interest Is payable in gold, on the Sd day
of March, 1861. was S16S ,965 100. The interest
on this debt for the coming fiscal year will be
10 1887 l26, while the customs revenue in gold
for the curren. zeal year ending June 50, 1851
has been far at the rate Of over 500, 600, coo
per annum.
! 1t Will he seen that even the present Coldreve.
nues ofthe Gov crnmcnt are largely in excess OF
the wants Of the treasurer for the payment oil
gold interest, while the recent increase Of the tar
i'll will doubtless raise the annual receipts from
customs on the same amount Of ,nportatio.s, e
$4,000 600 per annum.
! Instructions TO The National BANKS acting a.
loan agents we're not issued from the United State:
! Treasury until March 90, but the first three
weeks OF April the subscriptions averaged NOR,
! than TEN MILLIONS A WEEK.
I Sub criptions will be received by the
First National Bank Of Richmond, Ind
First National Bank of Evansville Ind
! First National Bank of indianapolis, Ind.
! First National Bank OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
First National Bank Of Lafayette. Ind.
! First National Bank of Madison, Ind,
First National Bank of Terre uautc, Ind.