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AFFAIRS IN ALsxAspRIA.-The Alexandria va.

AFFAIRS IN NALsxAspRIA.-The Alexandria VA
GGser, Of the Sd instant, has some intelligence OF
interest, of which the following is summary:
A municipal election took place on the lst inst.
The whole number of votes cast was al3. A.
Ware, on the ''anti- rs.oTm ticket,' was elected
Mayor.
A long list Of sales of property made under The
direct lax law, on the Let instant is published. We
give few items:
Office OF the Virginia .se'a'insl and residence OF
Z. VI. Smith, assessed at s3,500, sold to w. A.
Duncan for S $50 house Washington street,
assessed TO Ii LaihrOp ut $500, sold 10 F. II
Pierponf sGeyernor,') for $3.50; ten houses and
lots were knocked out to O1e 81. T. Chittenden." s"
The Gazette publishes extracts f.oIA the speech
If Lewis Mckenzie in the Yankee House Of Req
rcseEtauves, the coiites; by him for seat IN
that body. Be urges his Loyalty s.ros-y--s says he
i9is and has hsen all The time friend the Gov
ernment"-''did all he could to prevsnt the rebel
lion against Government which has always been
kind and pate'nai particularly To the seop!e Of o
SOUTH" and many other like sentences He pleads
the 'ntggeEn with special emphasis; says for the
cOlored people he has always had great regard has
been their friend for many years; he feels for them
now; supports Lincoln emancipation proctama-
iiOn. and the like. But even Cufy could not save
this miserable traitor, and he was Kicked out Of
C0ngre-
By command Of Gen. Slough, comfaansant, an
order has been issued from tHe Provost MafshaHs
Office, uOtify ing all persons having "nG reputable
or visible means Of support to leave ;he city on
or before the 5th instant, or theT vii; be arrested.
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Tas HLoCKApEa SUNK OFF WILaISaT0N.-The
Federal b.0ekadins steamer reported to have sur
of the Cape Fear on Sunday morning last, hGs
been ascertaiued to be the pctryholi. Sha wen.
down in thirty feet water, about seven miles south
soEth west OF Fort Fisher. Her smoke stack only
was visible al lsst accounts. Several articles OF
furniture have ffoaed ashore from the wreck -
The peterhof WAS taken last year By the blocka-
ding flee. at The mouth Of the Rio Gran.ie. She
was English vessel, bound, ostensibiy at least,
10 Mexican port, and her seizure created consid-
srab!a talk in England. As usual however. Earl
Russell submitted, and sven justified the action
and course ut the Yankees.
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The City hor-On Thursday, whilst await

TIE City Ta,or-On Thursday, whilst await
ing the delivery Of her demand at the city
depot, an cid and respected lady Was robbed
of her pocket-bock, containing so1Ga money
and the certificate which she iHteniad TO pre-
sent for the necessary supplies. An eye
snould be kept TO the crowd of rowdy boys
who congregate at this place for the purpose
Of petty larceny. Moro particularly, seue
arrangement should be made to insure tle
prompt delivery OF the necessaries, and to
prevent such crowds collecting as do now
congregate at the distributing depo: at the
corner of Gary and lltn sireete
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HORRIBLE ScEsE AT AN EXECUTION. The Van
KEGS at Knoxville, Tenn, Oh the 8 n ult., hung Z.
i. D,dd, OF the 9Th Texas cavalry, as spy Wa
End In Northern paper the following description n
OF the horrible scene al the execution
The legs and arms Of the prisoner were pln0nsd
and the cap drawn over his face, he aii The t,ma
being engaged in brief fluctuations OF prayer,
which were heard by the officiating officers, At q
signal the bolt WAS nos Withdrawn; tae cuprsi
fell, but the cotton rope broke ny the siAssn tea
sion, ana the maa iay stretched and stunned upon
the iroxes ground below. A Ianrnur oi horror,
mingled with expressions of pity, ran through tha
assembled crowd Racoserin: f0f an instant ifoIi
the shock for his neck was not bsoken-he said,
perhaps incnherently, 'keeass me quick, If you
p.eascs' For sone ten minutes the unfortunate
man lay thus upon his back, without moving a
muscle Mean.ine The Officers and men whose
pain al duty Il was 20 zee 10 the execution Of te
law adjusted this time Two parts of The sane rope
Instead Of one, and tho half conscious sisn was
DO ne up the fata! steps second ,ue, being partly
supported upon the drop uutll the doubie moose
had been adjusted. Nut word or sign OF su!-
ferng all this time escaped his lips. la saotheE
moment tie drop fell, and the prisoners form now
hung by the neck, the knot behind the aead. Z.
Death fnaly sasaed by straagniation In ten
Minutes the officiating surgeon pronounced life sx-
rncr, and the body was taken iown and buried
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ARRaisSIxa TEE ERApIoALs.-Gov. Medasy. Of the
Columbus ,Ohiot cfsss, ID battling boldly with the
Abolition Administration In reference Z" sae war.
la late numbef Of his paper he says:
In the latest news from Washington In the Re.
publican papers we find this, viz; u has leaked
ou, thai othcia, feports pat the uAion loss at
Chanc eios sviile, In killed, wsuaded. And msstas.
ai 2e Ooo 80 900 AT CAickahominy, ~ uoo n second
Manassas ou coo At Frederic kshnYx, and r., mo ~
GettysbuTx These appaiitns AGates tell plainly
what has become Of the grand array Of .hs wiassT
of le63. We can't bring back the lost, but We can,
a, Cnristians aud pa,fiats, ma he an effort before
God md man to saws remnant Of what 10 left.
Again, IN spsekias Of Lincoia's late call for
500 ,0Oo mere troops, he asks: "Where are The
miiea and three Quaslefs OF ioyaitsss-'wef
men, men for the Uai0a with o. without coRdi-
tions- mee fai and satsA with contracts men Of
the oath koaad C0nUess, who cued fas y al! f! Als
they ready % mafo6 70 he Eesca4 /. Not isSt-
ne nj nor ! man fss asy purpose thas h0me ensfds
--ehe pla fasdias, iaAy waliing, MIX 1ssA6 sot'
llsv-sS1 ~ tAsy ceal salss SeNaw w1.v
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AyOTICE-Af certificates or pspeSs ftuD thu
IN efii.s which have heretocoEs bssn SzaaAaA o
parlios claiming be citizens Of the 0At0 q Maey-
land ara hereby revoke ID and recalled. SasA q aSo
eptitied % the benefit OF the law ~ OlqunoSo1f.
sordng an asyius to citizens Ct that Dt0tes snA
may require eertneatea, VIII make sppaisotI6a ln
writing S.I-ass three days io aAvasos, eetteao NTH
de.inct:y the nance age and place ei their hlsshs
Stale asa aoants. ths time ~ which tAey booa0o
ritzens, (if not nshyes of the STATE sslbssse =,
aud ths period at which they removed 70 the 0ea-
fs-ie,aey, TO whom viii he gractsd spsed6e pAAss
provided the object for which u " asked = deeDaa
satisfactory. This order II issued beoauss Of ioDoe.
nation having been rscsissd that pspsss have hen
da.-Dtly procured tssns fsTrs ,ana ~ be1sg
usea by partsa not entitled 10 ths q tb0
est Of Cof sgcss. Satisfactory prooh viii ~ 10
lp;fed ssy case Of application that the past1eo
are Tealsy citizens ef tie Stats VI Maryland.
JOHN II WlNDBR,
Bsissdiss 0ansral.
HieLiaord March 3, 1881. nh 1-1w
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Aitbmonh .qispatrb,
| SATURDAY M1ENlNe. MARCH IL, l.tt
FRCM THE PENINSULA.

Passengers who arrived 1aet night by the
York River road report that the Yankees,
up to Thursday night, were still engaged IN
plundering and burning in King and Qneen
county. The statements of the burning oi
the Court House Ia repeated There ia also
body Of Yankees in King William. The
Aset that went up the Mattaponi river con.
sisted Of three gunboats and seven trans
ports. They landed the troops at Shepherds
Wharf, In King and Queen. The infantry
support remained at Centreville, while the
cavalry was sent out on its mission of de-
struction.
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A MINISTER SENTENCED TO SWEEP TIL!
STREETs.

A MINISTER SENTENCED TO SWEEP THE
STREETs.
The following Is a copy Of an order en-
forcing the last brutality in Buffers depart
ment. The Rev. 8. II. Wingfeld here ma
med is venerable Episcopal clergyman OF
Portsmouth
Hro'Rs NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,,
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 25ih, 1864.
Special Orders No. A..
Extract.1
" I, having been reported To the General Com
manding, that u Wingfieid, III Portsmouth, Ia al
svowcd SecesstOnisf and that he takes every on
portunlty TO disseminate his ,raitorous d0gm:s
much 10 the annoyance of his loyal neishboYs, and
that on one occasion at place of worship, while
the PRAYER for the President of the United States
was heing read, his conduc: was suc. as 10 annoy
and disgust the loyal portion of the consre CATION
and believing wholesome example IL necessary
for the benefit of Mr. Wingfield In particular, and
the class In this community he repfeserts In gen
e.ai, men OF education and ability, who use the
talents God has given them for the purpose OF stir
ring up strife against the Government OF the United
States:
IL Is therefore ordered that the Provost Marshal
arrest MIR II Wingfeld, and that he he turned
over to Col Sawtaile 10 work for three ~ months
cleaning the streets of N3rtoIk and Portsmouth,
thus employing his time for the benefit Of that GOV
ernmcnt he has abused, and in a small way atone
for his Gisloyaly and treason
BY command of
Brig. Gen. f. A. WILDE
Geo Fl johnston, Capt II A AG.
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Attempt to Break Jsa.--Geo. Bunker and
VIM. Loiner, Yankee dsserters, awaiting
trial before tna Hastings Court Tor stealing
large amount Of silver, gold, and Confeda
rate money from Alexander Craig, attempted
to break Jail yesterday morning. The guard
of the prison discovering their design in
time to prevent it, took them in charge and
placed them in double irons.
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r lease Of Capt. CasSmsyer.--An cxamina'
ton Of the evidence against Capt. Philip
Cashmeyer, charged with attempting 10 com.
munieste reasonable information to the en-
emy, falling to substantiate the accusation,
he was yesterday discharged from con6ne-
meut In Castle Thuader.
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Serious FaN.-An unfortunate acciien;
occurred at tine American Hotel yesterday
afternoon. A young man, who had lost Q
leg in one of the battles which have occurred
since the commencement Of the war, while
returning to his rooIr from ihe supper table
was jost.ed against by crowd of persons
aud thrown Violently from hia cratehes
causing the bursting ot the recently healed
stump. He vas taxen TO 8 hoapitai.
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OFFICIAL
Tss.suav DsrAarMsNT Z : A, I

TEgAsGkf y ~
RIcbmond, March 9, 1884.
..u,wins regulations are hereby eesah.
1NH,.a IN resars to the fnads In the haads OF
Ssss by asasns n,sss. "ss,. Sa so ,ss s
Trsssafs ", iss4 viii be paid in Treasury notes
ass OF ap,a issues only, al the an'ouat promised
Of the pies' ~ the notes, whether the cheeks be
ssssss 10 ss s:: sss s' in
II, ~ ' .; the credi; of dshursing officers on
The htnas Of Arri, 1854, NAV be turned into the
tie hfsi sss ~, credit oi the respective approptia
.."r rSch they belong 70 30 aasrswasas s drawn
fof ~ ;ssuc er Treasury notes.
'se hfs scss ef aisharsans ofhcers, which may BE-
RAJ eneeS es' ,lmo against the balances which may
a1aNa ~ 90 cye,; on the FIRST day OF April. will he
r. 5 4 ~ ' se Old issues of notes at the amount prom
ped aa n th,ts G. G MEXulNGER,
tsR"'" Secretary of Treasury.
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10 be Stat Soasth--Six hundred Yankee
prisoners VIII 90 sent to Americas, Ga, this
morning.
Forty five Yankee deserters will be for
warded from Castle Thunder TO salisbury,
N. c., ut the same tima.
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Arrested for TAeff--A negro man, named
Thomas, slave OF John Manning, charged
with stealing twelve silver spoons and three
coats from John Dabney, bar keeper, VIA;
arrested and locked mp In the lower station
house Yesterday afternoon. An examination
of the ease will take place before tho Mayoi
this morning.
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Montgomery exchange assures " that some
of the butchers Of that city have never soid Deei
for more than el.50.
Prof vtetor n naeent, OF ths Georgia 1'~s'y
Insoifnes, lte1 % ths lsA Inst.
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or rae .,s ,enosD n,.pArca
CAxr ssAs NInwAy Drror, !

CAMP NEAE EiDw AZ Dgpnr,
Tennessee, Aslfch tin, 1854.
As much has been said abast re Q MI suncnts i,
may be proper to state that In fhis battalion
anders,) Sickiin's Battery, Is G,) re-enIistai IN
December last, Jordan's eariF In Jahuary, and
Parhers more recently, though The first eaii mef'
ct three years has YET expred. Ii IL quite ccr-
tain that the other battaions viii enlist. If they
have not yrr done so. havrAeard many men
not remarkable for spirit, say they have gone
this far, they wish 70 The .esi Of it, There l.
aspecics oi curiosity atou, thh sos, of patriotism
not altogether unnatural
Longstreet's failing back ..stie last week was
not because he had the fear Of iae Yankees che
fore his eyes" He can atvas@e when he feels
disposed
There is not as much disioyaEiy In this part OF
the State as Il represented. TlssTc VINO .long IL
this class such men would listen to the teach
ings of such men a. bsowniGw, shd mistake It fof
wisdom. Bushwaek king Is some fling that exists In
name merely. have been here tisee months viii!
good opportunities OF learning. add have net heasd
of one single we'll authenticated ease. There ar.
good many ceserters in the n.sl4n,sias, hut they
are not disposed ~ bnshwack. Oar mnn have
plenty 10 ear, and were never IN better spirits
think they are willing to go anysl;e.e. p.
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THE; WAR IN THE sOUrHW EsT-ATTACE
ON YAZOO CITY,

THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEsT-ATTACE K
ON YAZOO CITY.
The following dispatch was received at
the War Office Last night from Demopolis,
Ala.
To s. Cooper, A. and l. Geuero,.
Gen. Lee telegraphs that Ross aud Rich
ardscn attacked Yazoo City on the 5th, cap
turing many stores, and destroying much
cotton about beirg shipped. The euemy
retired to the ci,y anh held it until reinforced
They were Griyea ont Of the city. which wes
reeaptured while the stores were being de-
stroyed. We have quite a number of prs-
oners. Our loss vas about fifty killed and
wounded. The enemy still occupy Yazco
City and Liverpool, and arc en:renching al
the latter place.
Sherman issued genera, order at Canton,
IN which he speaks of many regim ents In his
army entitled to furloughs.
l.. Polk, It. Genl.
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Ro5bery.-On Thursday night last the store
house of John II. Montague, on Leigh St.
between 9th and 7th, was broken into ant
robbed OF about 5000 worth Of whlskey
suvar and molaases
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oc,srsssAsrkR GsSxaAL's 0YriCg,
RIrhrnand. March Q. iaHi !,


IA, "a carry out the above Instructions.
,,s; rs rqaarermsse, at each post where there is
sc > a, ;l,,, pest all pahiic moneys In their
sns. and except b'Ils hslaw the denomination M o,
tsh a"i,Nns aip,s,ory on tha 25,h March, 1864.
Wgaere there Is Depository at the post ,each
i.,er,rynaser ~ vil. tarn IN dsrsc' 10 The Depori
qs ss's hi. pubic funds
"iy w. rsI,f ouaI;aruastsfe of armies, or Of any
LA III tod!es OF troops, will designate an officer
as'S ~ t,e nuhiic funds above, from ot''c-Ss
!" ,yi,b thsir respective commands, aad viii
in den ia As i,greots dIss,ss; Ire ,.a.;... -,
". -, - nj money turned in hY himself, with an
M sas lh,, the fnds thus deposited are all pub
nc ~ SoC,tsrate States and the receiving quar-
20 .tsrs n.e viii send ia similar consolidated re-
ports AR IAVTON.
lsisaedl o~taxn..a,a, rona,,
Mz-fspsrs, Charleston, Augusta. Savannah.
snnd biU with copy of adverisemen,) 10 thi.
s A! "a, navn,rnr mn ll-iw
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Assau,tina Waite Wanan. Ottawa Hin
ford, Z free negro, was arrested hy he police
yesterday, charged with assaulling Mn. Rllea
King, NlIta woman.
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Brsaksg Open 7rssk-Tho police sr.
rested yesterday q negro woman named
Katy, slsve Of John IL Montague, charged
with breaking into the trunk Of Thomas
Cousins and stealing Is In silysr and q. 81
In gold.
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VKYA . Sisu9R,
" MaautastUsrxscf II psrcusaioa Caee,
JlDehAnfes VI.
Ws 80 making the army aad ah ax1 sDostinG
cAps, cealsa hre fcil ltAsd eASe, sepefaee aDote
which u cdsfea u ths pahlis " sSckange - ~
esepss. hssss aiAes iea4 - caefs4eFate ueeSy.
u u~As
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p 0riCE Ali persons indebted to us
~ Gue.ted TO cali and make pay ment before the
eS,h day of March, 1884, as We shall &c com pciiei
10 refuse the pcesea issue thereafter unless shall
be subjected TO the deprec,siio, accord ng TO the
late Of Con- sress after lSt day OF April NJ xt
We also notify those that have claims against US
to pres at them before that time, Or they will lie
paid or In the saus after the LIST Of April 1854
at the OF t5S cents to the dollar in the pses.i
currency. This will apply to either Of The ar.ners
IL their private Gnd individual transactions.
roh I2-1t RETVIN s. ATKINSON
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I1AJArcH GLAssRs.--2 o. aea.n ti66 eroas)
Wv lu1etss giassse lissl) isr sale hy TIE gross
el sizss i 20 oEnskT,
7 m li--A ~ Main q. s
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NOTICES OF INDEBTEDNESS So
TR.DEGAR Iron WORKS,

TRLBkd4A IRON WORKS,
Richmond March IL, 1864
ri OTICE ia hereby given ths. all checks given
~ by us, or drafts dsswa on u, must b, pre-
scented for payment by the 25th March. If
after that time they will be paid il cid currency 1T
par, in the new currency st the rate CT two dol
lars of for ihree dollars OF the OH, at c;,
ton. In like manner all amounts due US which are
not paid by 25th Msrch, mus. bs paid in new cur
rsncy; or, ii paid III the old al DEDUCTION Of 52i
pee cent from its par value rs established by act
Coz gress. X ANDERSON co.
NH IS--t15th
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lHIssoRAzo HOSPITAL, AArcn 10 .st4

IHI3EOkAZO 6OsPTAE, NAFUn 10 sht3.
IL persons hiring sesvGnis at Cbim5CTE2o Hoe.
- pi,ai this year will Gail On the PAymasteTs add
dsW pay f.. The for the months Of January aud
eeb.uary. Cap; J Weat corner of Broai and eil
sta ~,!! pay those for the %, 81, asd 5ih Divisions
from o to 3 oei,ck Maj J q Hil on Rark ST, BE-
tSeeu lith and 12th viii pay these for the lss ard
4th Divisions al his otfice, Mondays, Wednesdays,
aud Fridays, On u O'Clock. Thefe VIII be no
pa meuts made the present rolls after the 25th
inst E.nh i2.6t B MoCAW, Surgeon.
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NJorIOi u hereby monty all persons indebted
~ TO me that will receive tbs prssaa: Currency
IN ma yr,ent Of the debts Until ha .5h inst after
ths, time shall re9uieo paymsnt ID the cew eur
rency OF the cid s3l. per cent oiseonlt Peifons
h ,ldng my creeks. or 10 whom ain iad.b'ea, mast
ryesent their claims before that oaJe after that
t,ay shall pay them in the present currency or Tour
p.r ceat Confederate bonds PhiCh,
18th street, between Main and Cary.
NH 1874 Richmond. vs.
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hfOTIOE.-al ci css We may have cut must he
y presented for payment 1T bank en- which
drawn before the 26ih inst by which time all funds
In our hands belon sing to other parties must be
drawn cut or they will {uniess othsrwiss difecsed)
be invested Ia Confederate states per cent bonds
for the benef Of whom II may concern. We shall
send 10 checks the country between tbs Goth inst
and ,st pr, aud for al sales m ada between these
tates Che prccseds will be paid In the present Gu:
rency. All bills due US must hspaid before The 2oh
nf March or the new currency VIII be reQu red.
NH IL oaw2~s W TOMPkINS & BRO.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

E0n DOLLARS Rewsrd.--My houss was enter.
IVY =. last night by o,e or moro psraoas, and
about $500.
have reason to suspect as the ring leader. N '
own house servant Chsrss, who -fs nay or emisss Gr.
the eth irst He Is blscs hey. sesut 20 years old
gent.
ivi give $2oo for hts arsess and $500 for the 70.
cnyefy of tbs s.ticlee stoien, IN proportion lie
is concsaisd Ia the city MONrAGUE
mb l9-Tt
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k,s.@sw'Ee. s@' wEe...s.-
,s =, @ai ests,s
"a. =. Amelia Ch
f"s;; g.. ithss be-,
,nl Sse from u
,moer Of beam,
70 ,om. :. Ths ho,ss,,
!, ,s,a OF aeeonms"a'
mere is a la.,n.,
rooms, hesl.,Ss'I
.,s hn' q, ,snerdins j
ar, ara IN the he,.sI
s,e.pro nIe propc,ty'.I
nsa, noose, and On.
te on the Dsaa sa'
en &c hou,s ..
,,n.,he .. the hoe
], nnvres'mentT. !.
been omrss
"h ,,n,f,he or ,hem,+'
~ ~ applied applied fo,
"e rented o,,'
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RJOTIC E-sl psrsons having money IN my
hands fr z ,ots sold On consignment or o. her
xi.e, {of the irm Of Wsidrop Bouis, or !sdividu-
ally must receive the same before the 70 HIST
,hsy viii be psii In the present currency, or the
new issue at discount of S3l per cent
NH l2-2t< bOOls, 5H.
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NTOTICE.-AH persons having claims against
~ ms will please present them for paymsnt Do,
fore til, 2b.h nst otherwise they will be paid IN
ger cent bonds when presented Persons ,eaeo'eo
IN ~, ~ il, nlassa call and settle before the above
dale: II after that time, new currency wi be de
nlaudei, INN j. oil IL IA bh't6.
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AIOeiCk,--s,n account of the Dew currency p,h
~ which goes into operation on the 1t April next,
xe give notice 70 ali persons who hold eheehA Of
oars drawn upon eiihsr Of the Hanks that they must
nresent them on or bsore the 18th Inst for payment
otherwise they viii have TO receive payment III .ne
nrsaent currency or Ger cen. bonds, which toe
hanks may elect upon which they are drawn
All persons to whom We are indebted are fe
o.e.ted 70 come forward before the saih INST ano
receive the amounts due them, otherwise We wiz
p~f Wy CHAS r WORKMAN + GO. (
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AyOTICE All persons holding our cbecks, either
individually or Of the hrm, are notified that
unless they are presented at the oans on which .nsy
vii, h raid onlv Ia the pyeaent currency or be SUD
isct % me discount Of 3s per cant a,sr the Is. o.
April next lmh il-2ttl wEsI 8 yonNsleS:
T1LEAsE Noslee.--AIl psuons indebted 70 me
/ for wood, &c, are respectfully fequesiaa 70 ..
come forward and settle their oaiansss Sus Sn "
before the 9sti inst. afler which time the 0ld cur
rency win bs received at discount OF aJA per
cenr. Al persons having balances against me lot
woe d, &c, must present them prior 20 thc apose
date, otherwise all such balances viii De psso :"
the o,d currency os in four Der cent bondl.-
nah 4>-Wh a0fA = II PCOtAE.
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