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~sPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir
gina aud North Carolina intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
he recsiyed by the ADAMS EXrREsS COMPANY,
VINO are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
ON these saps
Ot1oe of the New York and Virginia Steamship
company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS,
10 A--fs Aaents
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---Vrnnwnv from tae subscribed on the
A@ 't ~ .rgus, negro man named William,
~ hsjo,.irs 20 the estate OF John Noel 10 CAro-
~ -. ropntv He is of bisck comp'eSiou,
IL com * TO 80 years Of age aud has wife nv
snsr.a Past Office with Samuel A. Noel. Esq,
'HS o. ~ " Ntarosad he Is gone there The usual re-
'no }! bs paid upon his delivery to me at the ja!
% heo"'" ''@ @ B. STACY,
or TO Baker Pieassnts.
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FREMONT LADIES IN CoUNCIL.-At a recent
picnic party held in this vicinity the "Republi-
can" ladies proceeded to form Jessie circle -
when a damsel who went for " Fremont free love-
and free fight entered the ring, and pitched into
a masculine acquaintance who had offended her,
and gave him particular JESSIE to the great detri.
mens OF his physiognomy, clothing and tout
dte. This pugiislic feat was duly applauded. aud
may be considered among the first fruits of the
feminine political enthusiasm got up by the parti
sans of - John and jessie" Let the Partisan Ia.
dies look to their laurees The fast women of
America are also getting to be adopts in politics
and other manly accomplishments Boston Post,
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POLITICAL LADIEs.-The New York Evening
Post In announcing meeting of the Goth ward
republican club adds: LAS far as we know, this
Is the only ward in the city whose meetings are
regularly attended by ladies. More than a hun
dred were present last week, and they are as deep
iy interested As their brothers and husbands in the
great commotion'
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EArLosioN or LoeoMoTIvE--On Wednesday
nIsnt isst freight locomotive, called the Vulcan,
exploded her boiler about . mile east of the New
Lo.k state iins ON the Erie and Buffalo track,
..,;..Is ns sus ens'heer ana fireman. and throwing
thirteen freight cars off the rails The name of
the engineer killed was Edward Willis, who lived
ct Erie, and has left family The fireman was
p'oWn into the field It's feet from the track. his
BODY completely stripped. Half of the engineers
head was blown off, and he was found near the
wreck. A brakesman was blown SO or 60 feet.
and is scalded but will recover The cars were
empty, except the forward one which was loaded
with sheep, and two thirds of which were blown TO
pieces The boiler opened just back of the dome.
and while the train was moving The engine was
blown clear from the track, carrying the tender
with It, S
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1hs Harm Springs 7rarei 10 the Moantains-P Part
q me Warm Springs for Sale-BatA Court and
Trial, DC :
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LITERARY ITEMS 1t is said that arrangements
have been made with Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
for separate editions in England. France and Ger
many, of her new novel, now going through the
press of Messrs Phillips Sampson 81 Co., of Bos
ton, so that the book will have simultaneous issue
in four great publishing cities-Boston, London
Paris and Leipsic
Madame Ida Pfeiffer, who has voyaged around
the globe more than once, for her own and the pub
lie entertainment. is now in London, and is inme.
diateiy going to Madagascar. She has lately re-
ceived much honor among continental sarans The
natural History Societies of Berlin and Amsterdam
have elected her an honorary member She was
invited by the King of PRUSSIA to Potsdam, and
presented with the Humboldt gold medal of arts
and sciences.
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,. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

eawg H. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
E8EItssy~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment on Lombard Al
% ntsI the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO-
TIES bAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
t9Pa and suLKlEs, all OF his make of the best
iHsS'fiels and workmanship. All of which will be
q as low as good work of the kind bs in the city
oi hehtnond; and respectfully ask call from those
~ want OF any artcs in the Carriage lins, a. de-
,nz..ssned 10 make to order and sell at tbs lowest
!Fnteff - - -
i7 @o--d9ra MICAJAH MANGUM.
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. THE COINAGE OF GREAT BRITAIN-Au account
hrs been published of the coinage OF gold silver
and copper at the Royal Mint of Great Britain,
from 1916 to 1850 inclusive, from which the fol-
lowing totals have been gathered:
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%E-ssA DIX. .AHDINsaTUN, {Girudu.
fFfTsEA ate, Dentist manu- fsctureH Teeth ex-
~%ITYTYypressy tor each particular case Full
nd sets OF Teeto or any parts of sets,
j 1h artificial Gums in ore continuous or soIid
@ me cost Is the single Teeth shaped in
'Gn'9s IN large numbers, and sold for general use
i5 a also extracts, fills and ciesnses Teeth be.
A,s s festores the gum and mouth 10 healthy con
sbs "a once on Main street, second square above
Hshss ~
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FATAL ErrEcrs OF GuANo.--Mr 6ilas Gravel, q
resident of Lower Marion, Montgomery county, Pa
lately died under painful circumstances. 1t appears
he preparing lot of guano to preparatory
putting in his turnip crop. and had at the time num-
of sores upon ths back of his hands Into of
these sores the guano penetrated and In day two
after he experienced sharp pain in one Of his arms
which extended rapidly to the shouidss, and fom
thanes his body growing most acute, and causing
his who Q system 10 become swollen. Physicians
were sent for, who pronounced the case beyond med
icel skill In this slate hu fingered 10 great agony for
about wsek, when death relieved hun OF his sufsf
inga, Hts
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GENERAL WALKER AND HIS ENEMIEs--The
New York papers publish a circular signed by
the battle of Santa Rosa addressed to the people
OF the United States from Costa Rica, in which
they endsavor to show that Walker is no general,
no statesman, no lawyer, no judge Of human ia.
ture, and at best that he is only ridiculous imta.
ton of Don Quixotte Of these. three are Ameri.
cans, one is an Englishman and three are Germans
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BIG FARM Colonel Fonda, of Calhoun
county, Michigan, has a farm of nearly 100 acres
He is now raising fine wooled sheep and this
year sheared four hundred obtaining 1000 pounds
OF wool, which he sold for 42 cents per pound
They are all full booded French and Spanish
Merinos. Four of the former sheared ninety
DOunds
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"BELLE BRITTAN' AT THE CONFESSIONAL
The lively Newport correspondent of the New
York Mirror thua confesses:
Ihave not been "young lady" long; but I have
already seen enough to convince me of the hol.
low mockery of what is termed fashionable socie.
ty; and would much rather be known as the sim.
pie hearted country girl-'the flower of the plan
ta'ion," the idol OF the ''colored people" at home
than to reign here "the belle of the season. ad-
mired tor my fading beauty; courted for my ia.
theirs uncertain riches;" and abused for the very
charms that make up my attractions.
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RUNAWAYS.
j,,r,,,,pTY DOLLARS RRwaRD.

TlIKTN UUI8LAhS iNN " =.
~ s,s,rsv from the subscriber on the % OF
~ gnh~,atv last. his negro man PAikAm.
Sad negro IS about thirty years Old soa',s @ ~
os five t'e,sst ,.sssf ssef' sran 9s" and ID. .a e.
sHs'I nvrfesser: answers quickly hut srnhy when
Ter 10 =. and in the habit, when converslns, OF
'soAs bis thumb in the psm OF the hand. lie mas
fr'so0t' S y,cin;ty ef which place he Is probably
% burg :" ThA .Hove rewsrd will be paid upon h's
iatAot - the sbscribera at his residence in Hennco
pssr the Datch Gsp or his being sehnnea S Ia
81 40 thae he get HIM hhNhi w"
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A SPANISH BOTANY BAY.-Madrid papers state
that the Spanish government has decided to estab-
point chosen is st. Joseph, one of the Marianne
LadroEe Islands, IL the North Pacific ocean.
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OTICE.-I have this day appointed
lN LEVY ABRAMS my agent to carry on the
Clothing and Tailoring business at the store nulnher
ed 30 the north 3e of Main street. Ia the city of
Richmond in which business he il authorized to buy
and sell for cash only.
au 3-I5t+ j. MORRIS
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s-.ss ssssss.-.~ CHi N ERING,s PI.
t-sSEsTszaaa 80 ANO FORTES-To be had at No
r E r n 1863 Main st opposite the Exchange
III u Bank, Richmond.
tu NATH'L CARUsI
~ -1-ehWiy Sole Agent
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ANECDoTE OF WAsHIsGToN.-Mr r. FL. Lee,
writing from Washington, Pa, correcting a state
ment in Gov. Wse's Grafton at Lexington, relates
the following anecdote of Washington
During Gen. Washington's administration, he al
NEST daily attended his room, a6joiang the Senate
Chamber, nd often arrived before the Senate
lied On occasion, just before his arrival. Gov
erneur Morris and some other Senators were stand
ing together conversing various topics, and,
amongst them, the natural but majestic dir of Gen
Washington, when one observed there was no man
living could take liberty with him. The sprishtly
and bold Morris remarked 81 will bst dozen of wine
can do that with impunity" The bet was accept
ed. Soon after Washington appeared, and commcnc-
ed easy and pleasant conversation with of the
gentlemen at little distance from the Others -
While thus engaged. Morris stepping up in jocund
manner tapped Washington ON the shoulder, in very
familiar manner, and said "Good morning, old fell
lowm The General turned, and merely looked him
in the face, without VOID. when Morris, with all
his assumed efrontry. stepped hastily back in evident
discom posure, and said, "GentIemen, you bave won
the bet viii never take such liberty again" The
writer received this from enc who was q member Of
the Senc te and present.
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REMARKABLE HAIL SroKM.-A Fitzwllliam
IN H. correspondent of the Keene Sentinel gives
some particulars of the recent hail storm in that VI
cinity. The writer says:
1.-THE clouds came ever about 7o'clock p M por-
tending just before its ARRIVAL by s roaring nsse and
singular appearance, some terrible result The show
er began with violent fall of rain which was soon
succeeded by hail for minute or two, of about the
size of cramkerries when came the terrible on
soueht Ths hail stones gradually increasing in sizs
were now from one to one and half inches IN diam
eter generally rsund and iattened ia about one half
in thickness. few of the larger ones were picked
up after the shower of which measured four and
three quarter inches IN circumference and another
two and one -quarter inches in diameter. Such hail
continued falling for several minutes until the grsund
was covered Most terrible havoc was made upon
our gardens and all growing crops Corn il complete
ly stripped or beaten down and the knslish grain
eectualy threshed by the fail ofthe husbandman,
but not to him will come the increase. Everything
cultivated s nearly quite ruined and garden pro-
ducts lie fiat and dead the remaiGs OF Last years
ssetstion came out OF the snow bank In spring"
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& ID. DENOON mas tor sale OOO EnMnset.
-. led Grates Tenders and 6ammer Pieces. en-
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Elepic Patterns
These CRATES are OF my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me-
chancs Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAM'L d. DENooN for ths best speci-
mems Of Crates aud Tenders. Also for sale large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Mouds &c Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween ath and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
;1J -Sp,
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1 IaAks.--I have am arso rtmenf of Ha-
ehs, PlADtatasn and Principe Cigars which
.s - she most 10 aidious, J, ". JACKSON.
- Market Bridge
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hEsTINY DEMONSTifATisD.--f
- sor S. respectfully iaforms the ladies and gem
tIemen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will be given in eli the affairs relating to s.such as
sickness or health, wealth, love- marriage. joarneys
law suits difficulties in business absent friends, tf
riches lie gacies or estate, and all concerns of life
ANY person wishing to know true and corract state-
ment of all things-past present and tnture--nnst
bring or send their age Apply in Adams Valley, I'd
Lancasteria School, over tho creek, No. Prof. L. g.
on the door, +. ss f ia ts Hsfz ssss
TERMs-50 ceats each.
lF All kinds Of dstsmpers cured In quick tims
l-im* +s,s tesgass. 5sts24 "a
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTINGS, GLAZ.
IL ING, &c &c.-The subscriber, in consequence
of the late destruction of his Paint Shop byre has
fitted up, ON Mayo street, Odd Fsllows Hall, a
with competent hands, to execute any work IN hi.
line of business which shall be done in the best
with pure materials, and at prices to suit
He respectfully solcs continuance of the patron
age of his old friends and the public. generally, IN
town and country. He promises to use his best en-
deavors to give sa8faction to those who may employ
him. h. T. CHALK, Painter, &c,
iy 30--Iul* Mayo street
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T. A GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent s. s. r. r., Petersbure
CHARLES CAMPBELL
sup.. Rtchmoud and pgnvilie r. r. Richmond
r. II. GILL,
sup't. T.RR, Lynohburg
KENT, SUMMERSOE & co,
Je -5m Fincastie. Va.
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DIUKLING sraCks.-sWe can fnrnish
al Of the various Picking Spices fresh ground OF
our own nreparation ana warranted es from sii in
pursties r. JOHNSTON 4 BROTHER.
au Is Druekists~ i
q q TiEHCES MIX HkkAsT RtkckS
lO for ale BY WONBLE& CLAIBORNE
an il No. II Pearl II
rHAZEM,s SUP1h PhAMt. srAhCM.s
Tor esle (as agents for the manniscturerl By g
W0MBLEs 4 CLAIBOhhEss 80
anI8 Ne. III Pearl a.
lust TRkCKIvINGs--1O0 hbls. snsw Sep.
au 10 WM. WALLAG1 9 r1E.-.
EPICks fer Psrklisx - nia kanas asa Ne
p es.t qaaiiiy. far sals 81 - prcor
IyENulNE HNtsl4lsH sklisTAHUte = ees.
NJ es sad sn foil packages of vskiogs axs ~ sse
b. Ian ISI e rs-U-.-,.a
I0TTE E.-IIe. I171ayS1. Jasa ord
NJ Maracaibo CoGee. Il Aose, fer ssls ~ -
AZ 4-dkw BACON ! MA1kHMxLe.s
% IArKS 81. JULIAN Ut4AA{ks-4sxs
ss q Wm. wALLAC1 o0n.
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nOGT. r L. M IL, OF hle Old NIedicaa
- House. is still engaged in treating all sorts OF %

A
n MENT-s20o.o 900 IN BONDS OF THE. HIcH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG IND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing interest Of
per cent the principal redeemable in 1875, and
vertble into stock of the Company st the of
the holderThe subscribers authorized 10 receive
until the 10th day of July next when the same will
be opened, seaied proposals for the whole, or any
portion, of tho loan of 900. authorized By the
Stockhoiders of tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company ct their late annual meet
ing No bill will be considered atss less rate than
par and to such extent they may be accepted bid
ders will receive the hands OF the compaay, payable
on the st Of July 1876 bearing interest Of per
cent payable semannually, at the Office Of the COM
pany ia the city of Richmond and convertible at tho
pleasure of the holder into stock Of tbe company.
For the information of the public, ir ~ deemed
proper to state that BY the provisions Of the
charter of the company all dividends upon its stock
and all profits arising from its work. are exempted
from any tax whatsoever; and ~ during the whole
period Of its operatons-now more than twenty
--th average OF dividend earned and paid BY the
company has exceeded per cent alter deduction
Of eyery item Of expenditure in the way Of WORKING
expense and interest," 1t 10 reasonable to infer that
With the expenditure of the loan authorized ia tbs
further Of their work, the stoekholdexs
will receive greatly Increased return upon their in
yestment and consequently AFFORD 70 the purchasers
Of the bonds now offered strong inducemsnt for tha
Conversion of tho same into stock Of the company.
For the terms Of the loen and any further fafora-
tion in regard to the condition Of the company md
the undoubsed security Of the loan now offered. apply
10 the undersi med. RO4 II. MAURY co.
10 ~
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REMARKS OF Mr.. HUNTER ON THE KANSAS BILL.
Below we publish the remarks Of Senator Hunter his
motion on yesterday lay the table the bill introduced
the day before by Mr.. Weller Of California TO abrogae
certain laws of the territorial legislature of Kansas The
reasons presented by Mr. Hunter for the action taken by
the Senate yesterday in reference to that BILL fOcbe
and conclusive that we need only publish them without
comments from Us .....g
Mr. HUNTER I was about to remark, when gave
way TO the senator from Michigan that the bill intro
duced by the senator from California corresponds pre-
cisely and accurately with the 18th section of the bill
introduced by the senator from Georgia Mr. ToohBs,l
and passed by the Senate That BILL with that section,
has been twice passed by the Senate and sent 10 he
House Of Representatives Neither of those bills has been
acted by tho House suppose there be but little
doubt that If the House had taken up either Of those bills
and amended 1t by striking out all except the clauses re-
peang those particular laws, 1t might have been passed
through the Senate in that shape 1t is true however, that
the House opposed but be that as 1t may suppose
there can be no doubt that whilst the Senate the one
hand is willing repeal certain laws which II believes TO
be against the constitution OF the United States, ma
ory of the House. the other hand would not be willing
act thus partially the subject or would permit no Dill
to be passed which did not repeal great many more laws
than the Senate would consent 10 repeal.
Under these circumstances it 10 maniestly Impossible
that this bill should reach the form OF law Theoniy
effect therefore, of continuing the debate upon IL and con-
and perhaps get up another political issue Sir there s
necessity for this The political issues are sufficiently
we'll defined for both parties The Senate has twice ex-
pressed its opinion by large maorites this question
Now sir in order that may the time OF the SEN
ate and that may get the bill making appropriations
for the army which is on your table and which de-
sire to act to-day move that this bill DO laid on the
table.
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ADMIRABLE SENTIMENTS.

From last Saturdays issue Of the "Irsh News we make
extract which commend to the careful consideration
Of every sAturazed citizen OF America The sound strong
which 1t contains Is irrefuabe as il is
truthful and just. The following is the extract:
1.-THE action the Irish Catholic through
the States their unanimous and hearty
Mr. Buchanan decides the OF the tens Of thou
sands they represent.
"Ths Boston Pilot; Buffalo Sentinel; Catholic Herald
and Catholic Instructor, Phsdephia Catholic Mirror
Bsltmorsj Catholic Miscellany, Charleston; Catholic
Standard, New Orleans Catholic Telegraph, Cincinnati
Detroit Catholic Vndicatorj Freemsn's Journal, New
York Irish News, New York Irish American New York
Leader, st. Louis; Ptsburg Cathoic Truth Teller New
York. st. Louis Evening Leader all support the democratic
ticket.
"To any appeals, founded differences Of nationality and
religion, decidedly opposed In such contest As the
present every should vote from American position
solely and thoroughly in American SPIRIT the deter
minston 10 acqut himself loyalty the Commonw
He should consider what may benefit Ireland or Greece
or Scbeswig Hoein but what will best the noble
country from which he derives existence. Still less
should religious psraes determine the complexion OF his
vote.
Liberal in mind the constitution through which he de-
rves his citizenship, preference following and whispering
him from the conventice should seduce him
into conspracles against the principle religious liberty
which the founders OF the republic held
supreme.
n presence Of the constitution there should be Sect
race seshness whatever. All scots and should
be In citizenship and patriotism. Neither In the
Of religion, under the remnants Of foreign fsr should
the emgrsn from ireland, any other country outside
isolate themselves within the Union Beneath the stars and
stripes amongst the millions who claim II their nvolsbe
ensign, there should be but heart mind
In politics. Irisbmen should thoroughly Amecsnizs them
selves. So should Germans and Ssvonians, Asiaos and
Europeans-a who come here.
ain no factious mood therefore, we aude 10 the Catbo
lie and Irish press Not Catholics Irishmen do we
include the opinions Of that press among the
which cluster round the Cincinnati nomination Were
the OF these opinions Csvnisc or Crcassap in
stead Of being what they reference them would
b. equally prompt Those opinions facts which neither
any other spectators Of the presidential campaign
overlook and to which neither the friends nor the
OF Mr.. Buchanan however intense their Americsnsm
afford 10 be indifferent should the lessons clearly deduct
BILE from those facts be longer withheld"
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OFFICIAL.

TREAsURT DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1885.
NOTICE hereby given the stock sued puu
the OF Congress Of 2ad July ls6 stock
deemabe by It's terms and will be paid Treasury the su
of the certificates thereof November next
thereon will
This will continue purchase
day Of redemption, and will therefor following
addition the interest accrued to the day Of purchase
days interest for the money TO reach the vendor
received the Treasury the lat day OF
3s July, neu.ve per cent on
the amounts specified In the ceru6catesI
received between the LIST and
fourth Of one per cent?
And on stock the day OF August m. in
thereon and day additional only viii be
paid
Cesa,es notice must be d
assigned the United States by the III,
moneys and when prior July
also be assigned the
Otherwise interest win be payable heretofore.
further holdes OF other United
and the Let day Of December unless
al 500 previously obtained will pay
interest accrued from the day OF
interest," days additional interest for money
| the vendor the following rates of premium
On stock loan OF s41 premium OF 10 per cent
On Of Is47 and s4s premium per
And on the OF OH September 1850,
monty called stock, premium per cent
Certificates this notice should duly assigned
United the entitled receive the
previous the LIST July the half
assigned by stakeholder
interest half year that day will be payable
tofore.
as,stan, Boston, New York. Philadelphia
parties entitled receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
MAY 2a-dinl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.