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WARRINGTON.
Public Debt Statement Death {, OF
ss Geo. c. Whiting. fo a5tiGi75l

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The. state-
ment Of the public debt of the Uni
ted States till the first of September
is as follows: ~" '~
Debt bearing currency interest 5
per cent. bonds. $19S, ,431, $50; 6 per
cent bonds of 1867 and 1868, $f4.-
S69,79l so: 6 per cent. bonds Of 1881
1888, 676, 100; 6 pei, cent. $40 bonds,
81 .2O5 ,71O,5O0; navy pension fund,
S13,0O0.OO0. Total 81, 1861. .741 50.
Debt bearing currency interest 8 per
cent. bonds, 1858 1000; three year
comp ound interest notes, S91 ,512, 800 !;
three year 7-30 notes. $40O, 786, OPS.
Total, sos, ga 355 Matured debt
not presented for payment: Com
pound interest notes matured June
10, July Is, and August Is, 1867, S12,-
672, 730; -bends-ef Indemnity $26e;5s,-
600; Treasury notes, acts of July II,
1861, and prior thereto, $165,311 "a !;
bond of Aprii'15, 1862, s6f7 ,6S6 .O8;
Trea sury notes of March 3, 1863, 1859,
$50; temporary loans, $5279, 1876 55 !;
certi fcates of indebtedness $36. 900;
total $19.440, ,375S7; debt bearing
no interest, United States, 1866, 164, :
844; fractional currency S29, 1872 ,172
81; gold certificates of deposit S15,-
1927 90; total $41O,019,716; total debt
s2,65 3,792,1 64; amountin Treasury
coin $1O1 ,263, ,020; currency $47, ,O73,-
O74 81; total $148, 1886, ,O94 so; amount
of debt, less cash in the Treasury
81. sos ,456. .095.
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N. N.X.SPECAsAAlh!S. h!S
National DebtStatementAGr Grant In
struCts General Howard TO Hold
His P0siti0n--Generai Slocum
Spoken Of for Secretary OF War.

! NEW YORK, Septem bers q The
Times Washington special says that
the national debt statemeatf will be
It wihshow a rednetionin the aggre-
gate debt of nearly five million dol
lars. The CURRENCY balance VIII show
d considerable decrease. owing 70 the
large dis5arsenleutifer ltke public SER
vic and payment OF interest Over
nine million dollars of compound and
713Q snotes having been paid In August
The coin balance Is Increased. OF the
issue of compound interest notes
which fell due in August, twenty-three
million dollars have been redeemed,
lars of that islue koutstahding The
bonded debt has been somewhat ip,
cresesa By shss cphSersions of FaBgs
but the currency interest bearing debt
nas been decreased-to the amount of
twenty FIVE million dollars, over and
aboye tlisline fe ase.in the bonded de bt.
F@ur million dollars Of greenbacks
have bes6 9With dawn during the
month. 1t is Just, two years ago that
the national debt reached its maxi
mum. During the year following,
en- ding August 1856 the Secretary of
the Treasury reduced the aggregate
by one hundred II and Jtwenty -four
million dollars, and in the year end
ing in August, 1867, he has made
further reduction of one hundrednn
twenty-five million, or, in round mum.
bers, reduction in two years of two
hun dfed and fifty mi Hion doliarsl1A s
The Times Providence special says,
that General EHowardJ has been il,
structed by General Grant to re tain
his position atthe head Of the Freed
men s Bureau
:. The Worlds special says General
Siocum's name has been mentioned
fer Secretary of War. -'si -
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NEW YORK.
Arrival of General Wood-He is fem
dered a Complimentary Dinner
Murder-POstal Money Order
Man Knocked Down with q Sung
Shot.

80 f#si9G EE--N 81 =
New YORK, September 4,-Gen. I. /.
j. Wood, recently from the command
of the Department of the Mississippi.
is here on leave of absence to re-
ceiye complimentary dinner. .a
The steamer Mississippi, from New
Orleans, reports that on the second
day out Carroll l.. Won Rosenfelt.
Hugo Scholuisch, marines. and two
steerage passengers all died of fever.
VIM. G. Bryant and wife arrived on
the Persia to- day.
Tie Cretan Relief Committee ap-
peal for aid, in money or-clothing, for
tie suffering refugees in Greece. = :
Crispin Cadena, a Spanish negro.
murdered his wife TO day with a
butcher knife. He has been arrested.
1t is alleged that she was false to him.
The fiual meeting of the Southern
Relief Commission was held. to-day.
They collected and expended $780,
The postal money order sys-
tenn goes into .operationsin 400 addi-
tional offices on the 9th inst. embrac-
5 ing some in nearly every State. ''''s' p,
5as VIM. d. Transon, residing in Will
iamsburg, was knocked down with a
slung shot on Monday night, and
robbed.
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NEWS.
The Prussian MiRisfersSiekAGonds!s
cation G0mmnted98 10 Ffne-CashoIie
/ Priests Forbidden to- Crass the Rio
/ sGrapde 10 ,Matameras+Em barkao
ti0n OF EFenehsTreOpss rot snob EiuC

NEW Y9Rk.q qSeptembee eeTES3 2i9i iss3 s95 ,oE
Mexico adsfces to, August r5th : J,era
Cruz to I'D, state that the Prussiaa n
Minister has been very sick at San
Luis,~-but viii soon Aave, for home. 81
Juarez, has. decreed that .cenfsca-
ti9nl bbSs comtnnatsd9n M ted t8 t.g8lfiAfa lfiAfa for those
BerioEabel had, forbidden Catholio
priests p erossihsgs hsgsi tn the Bio Ggandsi TO
Ths g5d obiikaHssbiusa OH kasi aa are =
yielding abundaptly ads - 4o i, anos II
:. The Ysf 4 Pss9abblA Ps9abblA has gbsena
trial nal Sc, soop asiiI IN
a large number Of French troops
embark ed FOR home, on the 10th; 4, mo
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WILMINGTON.T
Election Tor May0r4The Radicals
Elected-Equal Rights Convention.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept '3-An
election was held in this city yester-
day, and Joshua s. Valentine, the
Radical candidate for Mayor, was
elected by 270 majority, about the
same as last year. The whole Radi-
cal ticket has been elected, except in
one ward, where there is-a Demo
cratic majority of fifteen - AZ
The Equal Rights Convention will
meet here tomorrow, and promises to
be large demonstration Delegates.
both white and colored, will be here
from all parts of the State
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i, ON ]. { A,H,AS.oo, II "a o,o,s :.
Two Aen e ffuii1 silver, liver
Minih ;F Fire59Fat 0mDibns Ac-

. Nib = 5gsdt TO emoH -sid1am bnsiti
tss1 bsTbngdT Tv7--fs ,blO5 mG J -
OMAHA, September 3.-Denver ad-
vices of the 10Th ults asayF thatytwo
young. menr we're killed. on Monday
ing Of driff, on Keno Lode 5a' -
At Georgetown, . DR.. johnson took
out,silver bullion, on, Monday. weigh,
ing six hundred ounces. valued at one.
hundred and fifteen dollars from six
teen hundred pounds.of ere. .r9ois7
A fire inothis city last nights de-
stroyed two buillings.7oge containing
yoil paints valued at "a, 600. partly in
SpFs F9ar horses s With 4 an an omnibus omnibus Of
the Transfer Company ran away and
q lady passenger Jumped outiandg was
seriously hurt, The other passengers
who remained until the omnibus
stopped were pnhurt,i e3ig1s- 10
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FOREIGN NJ NEWS.
European ssIntelligence--Passages of
lQ the Reform Bill--Banquet Expect
edvDisraeli and Lord Stanley to
Visit Ireland--Thei Rising In Spain

NEW YORK, Sept. ARRANGE
ments for the dedication of the ma
] -tiona cemetery on the17th are near
ly completed. Ex Ex-Governor Swami
will preside, and Ex-Governor Brad
ford will deliver the grafton. A large
number of poems are. already on
hand, the decision thereonto be made
in few days.
The steamer Persia, from Liver
pool oath and Queenstown 25th, has
arrived.
While the Queen was en- route to
Balmoral, upon the arrival of the
train, the discovery was made that the
new carriage in which the Queen was
travelipg,swould not pass through the
bridges on the Waverly route of the
railway, and change Of carriages
the eleventh hour, a fearful accident
must have happened.
A banquet In celebration u of the
passage of the Reform Bill, is ex-
pected to be held at the Crystal Pal
ace on the Both inst. Bright will
be in attendance, and other distin-
guished persons have promised to be
TWO Manchester. firms, Rodattel &
i Co, and Galipoto & Co, have disap-
peared, after having purchased goods
extensively and leaving debts to the
tune of 5000
The. Loudo Globe says it is not
unlikely that both Disreali and Lord
Stanley will visit Ireland, during the
Parliamentary recess.
p 1t is confirmed that the cholera has
broken out at Rotterdant, and has as
sumed am unmistakeable character.
1t is also appearing in many of the
townssand villages in the neighbor-
hood. A severe outbreak of the dis
ease is also reported at Marting, and
on. the Southern slopes of the Alps.
The reports of rising in Spain are
A severe fight had taken pace near
'COstonges. The insurrectionists, with
the exception of the leaders and
about thirty followers, being cut to
pieces. non
The Madrid official Gazette declares
everywhere put to flight. The official
Gazette also announces the insur-
gents in Catalonia and Aragon beaten
in several encounters.
The loyal attitude of the army has
essentia ly contributed O this result,
and confidence been established
NEw-YoRK, September 4.-The
steamer Columbia brings Havana ad-
vices to the 31st
Cen Manzanes Issued a .proclama-
ton to the army in reference to the
late executions. He5hopes they will
hereafter seek death on, the, field,
/ fighting for their Queen and country,
ratherthan at the hands of the exc
cutioner ~ '-a2la 'a
In consequence of a report that
some tax, collectors in the middle
counties had met with violence in the
discharge of their duties. mounted
policemen viii accompany them here
Advices from Porto Rice state that
troops and heavy materials of war
have been sent there from Spain to
provide for eventualities.
Pierre Soule is at Havana.
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OSWEGO.
Drstruetise FfreAeFeat Loss of ifro.a
% 0sbgpoI1Da perfy. lelIsini Llsa e9.loa ,..i =

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tive FIRE thisis srn orning Sdestroyed1qas
brick block ofsthtee story buildings
onNest First Street sow ned and oc4s
eupied byTMaek &sGilbertJ egrocersd
Loss $200 0000i INSURANCE 81 600 Dunn
Il Cummings. grocers'apd -four deal-a
ers, loss $2G, ,0Ook Insurance cS15, ,OO0.s
The bull ilding owned,by 40 b. Merriam,
losso$Sd SdlDO9 uinsurane EEL So, 600. The
buildingiEasn istoreb with7 hardware
goods, aow ned bye Kenyon d. Smith,
losssS15. 900, no insura neeg u The wallis
of the turning building inn falling de-f
N olishedI two smaller buildings, occu a
pied as grocery storesaitDH &c svIfTa 8
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PR0FHENGE.
.2u4QO XEu
Fair-C0mmencement ut the Brown
Uniyersity-Fire at East Green
Wich.

..g} a 1a-+47-A .HTa42U ]
80 PROVIDENCE, r. l., September A.
The New England Agricultural Fair,
held here, attracts large crowd of
visltorsa .f9sIt2 gEsA 50
At the commencement Of the Brown
University to-day, Chief Justice
Chase, General Howard and others
Nv era present Profl sGeo d. &c haseg
has been requested to act as Presis
dentgthe ensuing half year. '-o ,' Aoia'
General Howard yesterday received,
2 telegram from General Grant stating
ington; but might prolong his stay, -.
A FIRE at East Greenwich destroyed
the planning works of Robert H.
Champlain, dwelling house of Rebeeca
Reynolds, : the store /. of Solomon
Chapplains and "a largeoiamount of
lumber baa ,wot tda1od ,xisirBy es.a
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RALEIGH.N N. C.
Republican } fcsSse ioha 1Whttes
s83 Largely Represented. .....s

50 RALEIGH. N. c., Sept. ga g z large
number of delegates to the Republi-
can Convention, which. assemblies to-
day. are already here, and crowds are
still arriving by every train. The
present indications foreshadow an
immense gathering. The whites are
largely represented, nearly all of
whom are moderates of the Goodloe
wing. ..s..-, ..,-.s-.aa arDTA89
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.sT.LOUIs..
FIre4Loss $4,000 Captains Watson
and Hodges Killed by the Indians.

ST. LOUIS, September 4.-The
Touring mill Of Somax, Palmer l. Co.,
at Golden City, Colorado, one of the
largest in the Territory. was recently
destroyed by fire. Loss $50, 600, no
insurance. 9a y sisan.algo $50 sal9'
Captains Weston and Hodges were
killed lately by Indians near Still
water, in Montana. 94 = .l.9i ,.t ~ !
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ 81 mSas s9sf--a -- bTEod SIEFEIg
suicldeIThfee Chfidfen Killed
- 81 Ceunterfeifers Arrested. sIn - ,

- BAIsIIMoRE, September 3.lLAi fire
last evening destroyed the fruit pack
ing establishment of Staum Il Sons,
No. .7S Light GfreetE Loss, $4,000 on
stock, and 30, 600 aon bull lding] Par
tally insured biSeperaf 2 adjoining
buildings were slightly damaged. edo
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BosToN, September 4-Three chill
dren under ten years of age, named
Margaret Durgan. Mary Ann Near
don and Alice Martin. were killed
yesterday afternoon near Neponset,
while attempting to run across the
railroad track. , HTDa $3.50 h-ir8a5<
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NIoNTRATIER. September .-7J.
Frederick Orbss, proprietor of the
American House, committed suicide
to-day. Fl mo aa.nip enI sie
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TORONTO, Sept. 4.-Charles Ulrieh
and Adrean Harvey expert counter
feiters who escaped from the Brook
lyn Jail, were arrested here, and will
doubtless be ,extraditeda aaf 49, -
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Notice TO Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the Little Wabash Navigation and
Manufacturing Company of White County,
Illinois, until October Sd, 1857, for the con-
struction of a Lock and Dam across the
Little Wabash River, near New Haven,
Illinois. The dam to be about 300 feet long,
is feet high, and of such base and dimen-
sions as shall be shown by the plans and
specifications, to be seen at the Office of
the Company, in Carmi, Illinois, on and
after the 10th of September next; TIE lock
chamber to be 40 by l50 feet-allsto be built
OF hewn timber, and filled with stone; the
dam to be covered with 4-ineh oak plank;
all of which work will be fully shown by
the plans and specifications. --
The bids win be opened at noon, October
3D., when bidders are expected to be pres
ant with their securities and references.
Bids win be received for the whole work
or In portions separately, the Com pany re-
serving the right to reject any and all bids.
The foHndation-sills will be required to
be put In this fall, and the work TO be
completed by the first day of September,
lS68
Payments will be made as the work pro-
crosses, on the estimates certified to by the
superintendent
JOHN NJ. CREBS, President.
Carmi, Illinois, August 18th, 1857.
au30 a till 5eD2S
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NEWARK, Nd, Sept. 4-Cattrell's S
steam tannery, at Stahhope, burned
last night aas.ilI5 III bal t9
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ROCHESTER, September "A sail
boat containing fourteen persons cap
sized yesterday, twenty yards fromYthe
dock, in the town of !, Ontario and
nine were drowned, six girls and three
boys. Their bodies were recovered.
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Tie foregoing correct Z state
ment oftheopubtic debt, as appears.
from theDbooks and Treasurer g. re-A
turpsiinsthe Departmental on the 1st of
Septemher.118S7.fs1sS sn liqiT9ss7q "a
nab 31al HUGH MCCULLoCH,,oa H,oa -
aSscfetarysTreasury.
| Captain VIII Hole, of the Marine,
CORPSE sdiSd 1t lPensa acoia, August 81 OF
yellow feyer.o at.c 4! SsA.7 .,t..N,
'WAsHiISaros. Sepse S Ten n,ber {, sr4rnGso - !, ;
G. Whiting connected with the Inte-
rieF Departmentsever since its organ
izatior,, died last night. 3A-AD N''s - :
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INDIANAROLIS.

Delinquent Tax Commission The
SangerfestICity, q Filled With
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EaaaI RightsN7 i ssGkoanvention. 3
Mexican .ITIAdVices:
Late, European In telligenc.


Caps Watson andDHodges
KILLED by: indiana
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-16
To YoUSG MES-Young man, in tht

To YoUNG MES.-Young man, in the
following short paragraph you will find
the entire law and testimony: na s' "
Young man! !savc that penny-pick
up that pin--let that account be correct
to q farthing--fihd out what that bit of
ribbon costs before you say you will
take it--pay that half dime your friend
handed you to make change with, in o
word, be economical, be accurate, know
what you are doing; be honest and then
be generous for all you have or &c.
quire thus belongs to you BY every rule
of,'ight, and may put it to any goot
use you please. It is not parsimopy tc
be economical. II is not misery to sav,
pin from loss. 1t is not selfish to bt
correct in your dealing. IL is not small
to know the price OF articles you ar,
about to purchase, or to remember t,t
little debts you owe. What il you dc
meet Bill Pride decked out in a mucl
better suit than yoGrs, the price ofwl.icl
he has not yet learned from the tailor
who laughs at your faded dress, anc
old fashioned notions Of honesty ant
right, yonr day will come. Franklin
from penny saving boy. walking il
the street with loaf ofbread under h..
arm, became the companion OF kings
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| tens from the Nashville Union
and Dispatch.

Mr.. LDughmiIler's reso! .tion t. 10
vestiLatr tne cSpens Of the Leg ia.
turo IS pcrtiuen. 'i'ns body will, we
think, be found 10 .iaye been one Of the
most costly that ...s cyer sat in tho
State. Its service would be dear at any
price, or it given Tor nothing, but the
appropriation bills will be appalling.
a resolution to adjourn sine die on
the l4th of March was introduced in
the House Of Representatives yester
day. This is premature. Suppose q
majority of the negroes should vote
against the Radical candidates in Au-
gust, how are we to get another 'cor-
stitutional pro2ision" depriving T. EN-
of tho franchise privilege Be, er
stay in session, gentlemen, until you
see how the new Law works.
When the bill conferring sufrrfg
pom the freedmen passed the Hou Q,
there Was general shaking of hands
among the Radicals on the door, and
cheers from the colored people in the
gallery. A careless observef, might
have supposed they were rejoicing over
the same result. Not so. The freed
men shou,edaovcr the tliouuht ofbeing
permitted to approach the ba!lot-box,
while the Radicals chuckled oyer the
brigh. vision Of dread aud butter"
which il seemed TO secure.
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BAD TlME CoMING --According to
the following from the National Intel.i-
geneer, we have not seen the worst
yet: ..
The course Of the majority Of Con.
gress, in endeavoring to dissever the
Union, for whose preservation milliopS
Of treasure and hundreds of thousands
Of lives were freely given; in seeking
to destroy and uproot the executive and
judicial branches Of the Government,
and to make the Constitution itself tho
mere pIaythihg Ola political faction, is
rapidly tending to the destruction, not
only Of the Government, but of the
whole people. 1t is madly creating a
financial crisis, which will involve the
rich and the poor alike in one common
catastrophe. 1t will not only destroy
II e public credit, break the banks and
the treasury, stop the mills, silence the
forges, surpend all commerce, and par
alyzc the hands OF industry, but it will
bring. gaunt, stark, relentless sant to
the doors Of oil, the highest and lowest
in the land
Thisis the picture that the uncrrng
fingers of fate are painting in ettaceabIe
colors upon our whole horizon. 1t can.
not much longer be shut out from the
unwilling vision Of the dcstructivcs in
Congress 1t is the nameIess terror
they are themselves recklessly invo.
king. Let them pause in their career
and contemplate its awful revelations.
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The CoNfEDERArE PRESIDENTIAL
MANSION. Att u recent meeting of the
City Council of Richmond, resolution
was passed allowing Gen. Rosser the
privilege Of purchasing the Presiden.
iial mansion in that city far the Ladies'
Southern Orphan Association, of Balti.
more, Of which he is the representative,
the price stipulated for by the Council
being -S35, 600, for the house alone, but
with the furniture $4,000. To many
of our readers, says the Times, doubt
less this was n surprise, for we are
aware that many Of them thought the
Mansion had been the property of the
late Confederate government, and that
it had been confscated to the l.. S.
Government. This is not SO. The
city of Richmond purchased the prop.
crty in 1861 and rented it to the Con.
fedeate Government, to he used as the
residence of the President of the Con
federate States.
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The Richmond papers announce a
heavy decline in rents in that city; for
instance. one ofthem says: The build
ings on Cary street, known as the
"Commcrcial block,f which rented last
year for $1,000 each, are now rented for
$4,000 eacli The building lately occu-
pied by the national express company,
and for which they paid $1,000 per an,
mum. rented day or two since at auc.
ton for $3.50. The buildings on Fif-
teenth street, which rented in 1865 for
$1,000, are now rented for $1,000, and
SO on. This indicates not distress, dull
trade, and want Of confidence, but a
gradual return Of the standard of legit-
innate business.
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KILLED AN Owl. A gentleman in
Grundy county, Tennessee, was recent
" aroused from lis slumbers by an out
cry and sQualliny among his poultry.
Going to the door stealthily, favorite
horse with n white blaze in the face.
very much resembling an owls breast,
was standing with his head over the
fence, the horses ears, also, making a
good owls head. The man deliberate
" fired the contents Of a double barrel
into the head Of his horse, killing him
almost instantly.
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GREENBAcK CouNTERrEIrs.--.TwC
countcrfcits Of grcenback Currency
have been detected insevcral cities. We
give description Of the bills, that the
public may be on their guard:
2os, imitation--.read on top, Act OF
March 8, 1863. The female in the
centre, with left hand resting on II
sword, has the left, and the eyes looking
in the same direction. In the genuine
the head is turned the same, but the
eyes are looking front. The foot in
the counterfeit is distinctly seen, and
counts four toes; in the genuine it is
not visible. On the reverse side, in
the words United States of America
the shading runs all through the letters; !;
in the genuine the letters are shaded
on the edge only, showing the white
between.
is, Of the issue Of March 10th, 1852.
The words United States, when com
pared with those of q genuine bill,
have a scratchy appearance. In gener-
al appearance, paper and printing, they
are well calculated to deceive.