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UsIorc DESCRIPTION or WoRK OF Art. T..-The
Charleston Mercury has the following description
oi work OF art, which will be recognized a. for.
merly on exhibition in Iichmond
While looking over some memoranda in aa old
pocket book, yesterday afternoon, Jour scare was
interrupted in q most agreeable manner oy the ap-
pearance of IN Old piece OF art, relic of former
Gays-days when war was not spoken of, and
when 1t was not supposed ipisk pisk the people Of the
two sections would ever Try t1,-sko their blue cot
tnn umbrellas down each others throais-at long
taw. II Is OF metallic substance and circular In
fnrm. Upon one side IL the raised figure OF a
beautiful woman, who Is seated upon al Old show
81, the handle Of which has been broken out She
is evidently In the act Of putting on her hose, and
has In her right hand garter. when her attention
Is attracted 10 the Soise of footsteps behind -
fisF attitude brt0lens this, the hand Is throw
anxiety. In her left hand she carries a stat. upon
The upper end OF which is wrapped dirty towo!.--
At her feet, between two arrow heads, are the
numbsrs-l &, 5, g. Surrounding the whole arc
hot OF devices made up of triangles, piaoed one
upon the ether. Upon the garter which the f.
male holds Ia her right hand, Is the pane Of the
ariist who executed this singular and almost for
enjoyed reputation word wide.
Tha reverse side Of the reie shows wreath,
which is surrounded By words that time and cir
eHmsiaacss have entirely Obliterated. Within The
wreath there Is a'so an inscription, the mention or
which we f0Ibeas, as We do not wish to harrow
Unpleasant recoileetiens. II Is beautiful piece Oh
6ft and ia former years the possessof Of copy 0I
II was accounted great man, without regard 10
merits of head or heart. The copies are now be-
coming so .Yy scarce that some OF our hest ctA-
zens are daily leopardszing their souls In ORDER 10
make q large collection OF them.
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DsAD.-Ds.. II. 8. Lever,, a pIomiaeni citizen OF
Mobile, Ala, died on the ION Inst i1e Was sosa
In King william county, Virginia. In the year 1854
HIS fnther came over 10 America as Fieer surg
with Gen Lafayette, and his mother was the niece
OF Admiral Vernon. lie graduated In Pn.sadei-
ph.a In ls2 and In 1867 settled IN Mobile Tor tbe
py3e:ice Of kis profession.
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SAD Case Ellen Weich..was recently fined I'VE
dolarfs and committed to Bfidewe!i for ninety days.
Ia Chicago, for drunkenness and pasrancg Shc
Chicago joarHa says that she tfihs niece OF Dau-
isl ''Coaneli, the daughter Of his sister, May
U'Connei!--ahd that SHE cO,i;d claim as her father
tue lord of keafnsy Casltd. Hhe cEopea with a
young officer, aud tae coupie cane to pnidoiphia,
where they resided one year, when nor husband
died Tho widow cane 10 Chicago, married. asaia
lost her husband, got in.0 dsrepH,aMe compaay,
and went from had 10 worse, uhtil she brought np
In police coun.
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supplies ief he Ioor.-In a paragraph IA
me local department Of this paper on vts
tefday credit was awarded to Mr. LEWIS n
CREssHAw for supplies Of breadstuiIA To N.
poor at reduced prices. We are reoueateS
ny Mr. CRENsnAw to state that whatever has
ocen done ey him in this way has been
the breadstutfs alluded to being suppIlcd r,
the firm OF HAxALL Il CRENsnAw. Whils
according to those through whose instru-.
mentailty the statement s'sr wade the Kind.
est intentions, he regrets rubllcity giyeu
toit, and feels that more cvedit Is given In n
than ls deserved. Thus much at Mr.. GA
request. We will add, since the matter has
appeared III ihe newspaper, that the liberali
shaw entitle that arm 10 prominent plara
aT,0ngst those who deserve 10 be held in
grateful remembrance for their deeds dutirs.
this trying period OF war.
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THsAsuaY D<PAarxsxT, G 8 A, I
Richmond. March n 1GRA

TRxAsuxY D<PARINsxT, c 8 Ar
Richmond, March IL. 1854
THn following Depositaries are established foe
funding Treasury notes In tha State Of virg,ala:
q um0ro, Treasurer; B q Maury Go, Ian.
oastse ) %. nsak ee the Cenmonwsalth. Rioh.
Us Z Gibson, Abingdon
O B 0ardses, CLrisiapeburg
WM nlaokf6fd, Lyu burg
John johnson, Da vile
AZ Kinney, 6tauuto1
DaA3al Dodson, Petersburg
Il 0Alsy, ClAzksvills
NpVsx. pearisbura
1AAk q Rockingham, Harrisonbuss
va veeetls, lsynasilis
- 4 p1ksr, Lexington
RNss. cashtsr, Salem
llnk q ecoiisyilie, Scosisyiils
] Honisna, wyt&cyills
AP Apeii, Qstiossssvills
, ocnway, PIttsyivauia cH
= Dafnstds, Union.
= Additioa 70 the above ths Chief Qaartsrmaster
6 eaob army corps b authorised 70 receive and
bun6Hptes Toey ere the following:
n.tory HArman, Q N, Orange b. Lieut. Gen
Mas 8 Iisld. Q n, Orange Q q. Lieu. Cen
Msjer 4 5i.Shueh, Q N, Orange H, Major
ooa = Stuart's cavalry corps
Mstor nAclGahoo, Q n, Dublin Depot, Major Gen
J0 Dreok1AfiAge's division
nslos IAg.ar. 9 y. Li.us Gee Loasssrset's corps,
1lsior : q ssisS. Q y. Lieut. Gen Hoods corps.
ngs ss...on. m. Major Gen Harde.s corps.
esss sorsoa. Q n MAI ssa wA.s,sr's division.
o.es J = Young. q n. rasss On / rolss division,
nk i6.slstlp 1sixd he Ttsaaniy.
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Cou. u.mi'ssoa,rs of he Rsse,.as and .h.,;,.,
q the Ps,'es.-The Governor, We unJers,ana, =,
upon reconsideration Of the -proprietv If ~.
e,apfiDg Commissioners OF the Esvs.',i
nnding thai there are many duties iren,""
pent upon ihon besides the sssessmens ~
tne revenue, has coue 10 the conclns,o,.
,iat II is necessary 10 the State Goyernms,,
that .sey shoaid be exempted, and he viii
certify To :hem accordingly. wiz
III reference TO justices Of TIE peare hs
deci'nes certifying in iavnr IL their eremn
,'oo When they are under ~ years of are
ocing satisfied that persons above forty-6y.
can easily na found competent to the per-
'orinance OF the masisterial d,,tlcs.
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,I,a'ys Lgoas's C1"Tt-Jas. NJ. y, irwin vas
tried eor Obtaining one hundred and ono dol
lars from. Captain waytt. {. 8. Paymaster.
On Forged Communication papers, and the Jury
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Toys or GxxxssAcKs.-Eishs tons Of sreenbaek :
were carried over the New Jersey railroad 10
Warrington one day last week. The monek y
nu0A ofeicCr1.
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Il NJ refugee os elhsf pessoo nov. Gestitnis q .
~ ronne can hfar q Que % areonaEde1atisG tsFMD
s. .ppsyiae = = : NAkriN, DfsssA hsac6. eaass'
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fotse 4kYsst.--Aiartha, slave of Mrs. g.
bagnan, was arrested yesterday evening and
locked up IN the cage for using insulting Ian.
gnage to MIR. Thomas G. Epps.
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kNdINRBR DEFARTxENr, q 3,
No IA Law Building, franklin street.

Richmond, March 14th, 1861
TN conformity with regulations established by th.
( Treasury Department, notice is hereby given II
al persons holding my checks, to pr.sent then, 81
ths Treasury fo payment. prior to the st Of April
1864; and also these having GLAZING against this DE
parrmsnt, requested tn present them for settle
ment prior to that dsss, otherwise, they will be pal
on aud sitter that date, the smount Of said claim.
In the present currency, or its equivalent.
JOHN STANARD,
Captain Epgrs ard D oAice-.
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LANCASTER kCO.
NsTRB AND Aixrxc RURaAu,
R,rh~~oAA as>~l, nn.h -.

R.caspond, March l2ih, 1854 !
MtfTlCE --OR And atsor tho 26th day OF March,
sN and until the 10th day Of April, 1884, al, p.y.
n'ens viii be snspended at this sfBee aud no
money leosved e1cept ths zaw Issue Of G 3 Treas
suTy notes
AZ cuissanding claims. asains. tits department
made prior TO lst Of March win 5e pAiaTh fae old
ISSUE HF REAeD0N.
mn lA--SW D;sbufsae officer.
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Castle Thunder and Me LiBIy.--These insti.
tutions afforded Not single Item yesterday.
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f1NR1AsuAY NOTTUG - "a fNnd;ug nuder Act
. u holders a TrsAsary no4ss sns bearing xisrsst
eea4 thsy may exnAApe6 ths oAs jnmediateay Il the
60 of the ffsaaursr, Assistant TfeaaHfes, or OF
= . - est "a vnel sn.s ~ u snss ss's
IqGe viii ooutiBue vnt the lst April eAsuing after
Whleh oil notes over the denOminAtiou of 1b can
befunded only at ~ cents 70 ths dollar. except
~ l0aeof Toeeable ~ public due aaA can only he
s.asa : = aaassesal ssdao'.oa = sse per esaip
- caellacetse Iapasd teesshw WITH tho bosdefbr
walsh ~ 10y ~ exchApee4. ~ yeoetysbto fos
1nae = ~ veeT 1874 q IT, lu amount expressed
q ~ fsde ~ inlselt; ~ ass not ts6jecs g
n sAsH aue Anewea sesl1d ednp1iGh - ho,1.
- pFsMrl8 . pegeeeA - 81 - r1k tAs
111e01 g 0snssih = sllll. 80 "a.
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nURGHASERN will take Notice. shall ccrtinne
& 70 sell goods till 10 o'clock On ThAraday, the
dist inst. fa- tho present currency It par. After
tkat psfiod shall be obliged 70 eslfo tho new cur.
rsaey, Q, its equivalents which, for the present cur
rsncy, viii be at The Fatc Of tbree for two.
JOHN DOoI1Y,
nah 42-Sts l43 Main st.
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ssrUsD YOUR MONEY

At Bevis's Block Shea Store.
goo 600 worth of goods ea,l be bought Ui the
pressns currency until the lat Of Mareh. On the
81 cs April We will deduct on g hi FOR the Old ia
sue. We hope I'll that dHe us-wii pas u3 before
lho so,n OF March; ii not. the nsw will b,
Qu!red Our stock ui goods ts very le-ge, ccmpris-
Ipg IN part iades, misses chill rens and se'v-uts'
shoes, with piue let of Ffesh corsets hocp skrtE
ci-ses s2-n2a black and fancy coiored F, euch kid
gloves and Nofsat and shoe lAces For men and
boys, nearly -,s.y Kind OF shoes, with q great VI
rleay OF our own make. Fine French and American
cavalry boots nc French black fs.t hsts; Ace heavy
kid sioves n,.r sa;rts ard drawers, soeks, caii
skins. sstjc goFing, HUNG SKINS, shoe thread heel
bah Ue have one pie &c Of black six, 90 yards, IN
yafos wide, fc. $50 per yard.
mb A-ev:hM DARBY, READ & GSNsRY..
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- PECI NOTICH. Parties indebted 10 us ere
requested to cell 10 TO- day and settle their bills,
- We cannot send them out; and they are hereby
ootife thEt after IL p'c;pck N on saturday, the
10Th tlst tn, present curreucy win not bs received
in ps ynent TAkDY b WILLIAMS.
mf rs n
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TMP0RTANr Notice to Tax.Payers.-You are
i AsEshy notified that the 10 par cent additional
tax on I'll proAts made by tuyips and selling st apy
tins between the lst January, 1853, and the let
January, 1854, under the art cf Congress approved
the l7ih day Of February. 1864, Is now due and
paysble. Ard all persons Interested ars requested
TO call at NY cacsN II Main at, and report TO the
Assessor, Thcs 6taps.s who will remain In the
office during cfice hours (9AM to p " TO receive
their lists. CHhS ] SiA1ON, 10th nias Coir.,
THOS A STAPLES, 10th Dist A6s'Y.
NH 22-Staw2w
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.


ORANGE c. H., March 2t.-The sncw il
fast melting away, but the roads are quits
deep In mud. All quiet In front and In Our
lines.
Governor vsnce,.of n. C., Is expected to
visit the army to-m0row.
lsECoSD DISPATCH.
ORANGE G. H., March A3---A heavy rain
Is falling here. Gov. Vance, OF N. C., ar
rived here to day, and is the guest OF Gen.
Daniel.
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PAPER, ENVELOPES, &c.

pAPxR, ENVELOPES, &c.
Wholesale only.
Suffers and msrAnnts will fnd, at our store,
No 10 Pearl street, Richmond
. ohsa, stock Of
500 rsams imported paper
LOCO do Confederate paper
100000 imported envelopes
eO0, 600 COnfedefAte envelopes.
great variety Of
Memorandum books
Money books
Pocket books
Pens, pencils
Hol1srs and lux.
NH 28-8ts BAUGHMAN 4 RICHARDS.
essasAL sursaIs111Dssr's oRIIca,1
RtGhm0Rd and Petersburg 4 re-,
Richmsnd. March ", lo6a.
ID Yorder Of the Quartermaster General, the as-
ID cOmmOdation evening train over this road
has been discontinued until further notice.
The morning (maiD train will run as heretofore
until the 20:h inst; on and after which date II
will leave Richmond at s.46 AM.
No passengers will be carried by freight trains.
NH l6-et e n GILL, Genl supr
c = wEILBoka. TAI =. iaA FoszER. II dux1x
WELLBORN, TAYLOR & 20,
W Gsnsrai Auction and Comm'n Merchants,
Rel and Negro Brokers'
Kil6's Building.
Corner Peachtree and Marietta Streets,
NTConsignmsnts soliaited
UrGOcds bought and scld on commission.
NH l6-3m
T,GN Thoussnd Boxes Wanufs1tured Tobaoeo,
il. ON the nnest to low grades. Als2, Q large
ceivsd lot Of b Gravslyss celebrated hrsnd two
years old, very nns. Buyers would do we'll 70 dive
us . call bs1oye pUTohasinz
00SBY 90, Cary street,
NIB 2l-0w' Dssxeen 18Th and i4th sts.
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BY EEL 4 q II A Pm .

Entered according 10 nc, cf CoaSrvxs in the yeA
1868, ty j. s. TaaAsuss In The CIeTh's ONCE b 1
ids district Court of tho CoIisasIdle States ioI
Tie toahe,h DiStfict of Georgia.
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NorlcES or xoEBrEDnEss.

=
rARRr n YoUR cngcxs, Ac.-- -kosics u
4 .hssssy ,lvea sSas Al parshssss nsds - ~
- he PeAlseptlasy psevioas y tAis dst0. wss0
an19 - b ~ n ~ susssncy thsa IN eissuasloA.
~ ss 1ss ssss 81 &. X s.sas' az - NO
AeJ Jkat u The sasas ere nns pseseased befoSs ths
lsgof spsil thsy will sslii - paid oalyfn the PRE-
senl naees ieeae3 by the Confsdcfats Mates Gov
ssnnest, - tee Aew currency al oae-tlTd discouat
Ttc4e ciAia;s fes which NO checks Of drafts have
1sen9l1eB, w1h bc Taal only IN the same currency,
81 - sss3sss @ the sans 1sscous,. ,.
ph.e-ls supsdntcnasnt Psnlssauaiiy.
NJ UfT0s.-persoas hosilsg my cheess or claims
IN axs:as. mo os Any .dsscriptioa NUT prnscat
them fhg payment before the 9Th Instant other
wise they will ee paid IN the curreacy Of the Pee
seut dAae, or u the new cufrencg 81 discount Of
70 scah before "a O'Clock sAe xsth inst; asr which
ALL TTaHE,
Ffanklin and 7th streets.
rs.Pa.rons Of my ssnool are NOT re!erred % IN
us notice .fn6 1-ltii RHLT.
ss!n 1 sao inss. .ssi I'D I'll psaa. pssssa:
hAvlnG moneya n my, hands for predrce sod must
Also call before the 2,thfqes IN cIshcr they
faneed = bur per cent Confsas1aiie band1
1nh 26--2t Conarni. zion Merchant.
y OTi0E.-Persons foIdlae checks of tho Fol
Sowine, must present them on or before The
a9sh March, OF submit % . deduction of onas''fsd
&c held beyond tbss dass.
DAVENPORT 1 CO.
IDAvENPORT, ia, Pies't.
s NH 26- q OLD DOMINION ms. co.
NOrICE- -Holdt n Of my onesks must present
~ them 10 tbs Bank On which srawn befors tie
2eth March, atsr that time they will be paid In the
oil currency at par. This notice will also apply 10
si debts iue by me. " RANDOLPH,
mb 95->3ts
SPEUAL Notice.-AI pere0ns holding county
bombs that are now due will IreFent them be-
fore ths Lot Of April next TO the undersigned or my
deputy AtherWise hey will be paid In the old issue,
or the new at the rate Of two dollars OF the nsw
for tkreo OF the old J q WCRSHAM,
NH 98-ssts Sheriff Chesterfield county.
NO4Ck.-Ali persons having claims against The
IN estate OF Mrs Sarst L Mosby, deed, are re-
queeted ~ present then properly authenticated for
settieineDs III indebted are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment 10 either Of the IN seIsigned.
CW PURCELL, r.,
mh IS > Ct G GREsNHOW. EA'H'
-
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NOrIck.-AH Eersohs having c,sius against the
In estate Of John L Curry Will call Oh me ct
'Ko',eft HIPS commission hocfe, en- the corner Of
II Oh and Bank stroats. and rscs We ths amount
ava In hand on or before thu Goth inst
NH 25-2tt WM Il WADE.
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OFFICE Va LRt " MANUFACTURING GO,
Richmond, Va, Harch 20, 1894 !
A Ii persons holding ba.Itss for naSro hire scd
~ etber Claims against 6as company are hereby
nvil1ed that H tie Ear,c are cot rrssentei ii the
osaaA Il IA 90 d
NH 24-Gtf Ffe.'t nd Agent n &C.
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EI.LErr. BELL L FOX.

MOTICE-Cheehs drawn BY us snuss be pEesen.
before the 96th inst. Claims against us must be
presented by the 18th inst, or they will be paid In
new currency lsss 391S per cent. and all persons
owing us must settle before the Q6tl inst, or "
shali receive only new currency.
luh 02-St w. B. JONES CO.
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NIOrICE-Those holding our checks, and thos'
AZ having drafts on us, also those having claims
notified to present the same for settlement before
he hrst day Of April next. II not presented by
that time they will he paid IN present currency and
those indelRd TO are at liberty 70 pay us befor
that time.
NH l8-GtIstA CEESSHAW CD
4 II persons holaing cIaims or negotiable notes
~ aysins. me in fav0r cF the late d Quarles !,
dating from 1851, will present them al the Traders'
Bank before the 9Th inst they will be paid in four
per cent bonds. GEORGE TURNER
NH 2l--lwt
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1yOTICE-rersons holding checks drawn by us
~ must present them at the Bank on which they
ara drawn before the 26th March lost,
Cheeks drawn on us and certificates of deposit
issued by us must bs presented A. Or oourter fer
peynsr On or before 3is. inst otherwise they will
be paid in ths Old currency or in the Sew st die
count o: sS11s psr cent
Dspcsitors wiz instruct what disposition shall
ha nads af kaiaRaRa ST h.i- a. ~ b Et.
NJ OTYOE--sil checks we msy have out must be
~ presented for payment ct bank On which
drawn, before the 25h Inst, by which time all funds
in our hands belonging to other parties mus: be
drawn out, or they will (uness otherwise di7ec.ed
be invested In Confederate States per cent bonds,
for the benefit Of whom it may concern. We shall
send checks to the country between the goth inst
and Ist april and for ell sales msde between these
dates tho 1rocsed, will be paid In the present cur
rency All bills due must be raid before the 25th
Of March, Or the rev currency VIII be required.
mn IL 2aw2w. W d T0MPKIES & RIO.
AIOTIOk.--0n account Of tho new currency bin
II which goes into operation on the 1t April next,
Wo give notice to all persons who hold checks Of
drawn upon either Of tho Banks that they must
preseut them before ths 95sh Inst for payment,
otherwise they viii haye 10 receive payment in the
present currency Or per cent. bonds, Which the
Banks may elect upon which they are drawn
All persons to whom We are indebted are re
questsd to come forward before the Goth INST and
receive the amounts due them, otherwise We vii!
pay Gnly In the present currency
CHAS T WORKMAN 4 co.
NH 1t-2awtlstAp
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NOTICE Having qualified "a administrative of
~ the estate Of the late Jo.sn " Adkins, nl per-
sons indebted TO that estate are requested TO mako
pay r1ent; aud all those having cisins against It
will present them TO me. MARIA 9 ADKINS,
Adm'K ntf " Adkins.
Posi- Office Dover Mills, Goochland county.
p,nO Q,t
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asT 0nD For sAf.E.--t have about leo acres OF
w land on sshich wish 10 sell the wood OF
wisLia half mile Of the Charles City road, In shs
county of Henfieo. PsssaAs wishinS 10 bay will
esil on Nal Claake, who lives adjoinias. IL not
sold privately BY Tho LIT M0ad9y IN April, it VIII
On that day ls sold Al public auction, ., u o'eosk,
a., At Hensiee conaiy courthouse.
tth 2j~-Sawid CulLOIEY.
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OTyICx JAxgs RIVER AND KANAwHA Co,
RIc!1msnd. March II 1864 (

Elchmand, March II 1864
A IL persons holding the chez Ks Of this company,
~ or the official checks cf- e L Chinn. Superin
teodeu., James NJ Harris, Superintendent, or
Nlohaes Superintendent, hereby notified to pre-
sent them for payment at .he bank on which they
are respectively drawn, prior to the 264h day OF
March, instant, otherwise they will be paid in the
old currency or Ia the now currency at the rate OF
AZ for g. as fixed by the aC, Of Congress. approved
February II, 1864. WHP MUNFORD, Ssc'y.
NH l8--ts
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A1OTiCE.-All parties holding my Checks on the
N Traders Bank are requested To present them
FOR payment before the 28th Of su -ch, other wse
they will only bs paid in the present currency or its
equivalent in new currency.
NH 2a--3.t WOLFF
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oTlCH- All persons having tupds in Cur hands
IN Tor g0oU sold or otherwise, must withdraw the
same betbro the 26th March irEt; and all Checks
drawn by Va must be presented before said time at
!he Tradars' Bank, beth checks aud balances will
Do paid in ID present issue Of Confederate Treasury
noteS or In ! our per cont 6oadE, at Our Option.
nh 22-t l8thE WILLIAMS Il HlLLtTT.
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NOTICh.-All parties holding our checks on any
IN Bank ara requested to present them for pay
nene befSre the 10Th March; otherwise they Will
only b. paid In the present currency cy lie scpivs.
lent In new currency.
NH 22-6t EILETT RETT. r FOX
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NOIlCE-Ali persons noldiug claims asa:nss me
VIII please present them Tor payment before the
Latn Of March, 1854, or shall be co;np&ed 70 pay
item in old oarreloy.
NH 2i-At wM e SUTHERLAND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-26

A III. bills duo " mus, be pai on or bai.re Sa,ur-
= day, March z6-h, a we will not take the old
currency after that date
" = JOHNs0N & co.
NH A-Bt 117 ktniu e..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-08
Admltting the ,slrntl..

The Administration papers are beginning
to realize that the Democrats have been
right all along in their opposition to Mr.
CHAsE's financial schemes. Hear what the
New York Commercial says editorially:
y The original legal-tender bill was a gross
and shameful violation Of justice and equi-
ty, as it interfered with pre-existing con-
tracts between individuals; and 1t greatly
injured the industrial and commercial
classes by depriving them of the only recog-
nized standard of value. For this act nc
real necessity has ever been shown except
the mere naked assertion of its partizans
that 1t was necessary as war measure,
The Commercial adds great deal more to
thesame effect. But Democrats, when they
opposed these ruinous schemes on their first
conception were pronounced disloyal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-08

Congress has at last awakened to the fact
that European monarchies are fixing base
Of operations on this continent. The House
Of Representatives on Monday adopted by a
unanimous vote the following resolution,
reported from the committee on Foreign
Affairs by Mr.. HENRY WINTER DAVIS:
Resolued, That the Congress Of the United
States are unwilling by silence n Leave the
nat!ons o. the world under the impression
that they are indifferent spectators Of the
depIorable events now transpirinr m the
: Republic Of Mexico; therefore. fbev think
f!t 70 declare that II does not accord with
the convictions OF the People Of thD United
States TO acknowledge MonarchicaI Cow
ernment erected on the ruins OF anv Re-
pqoIican government in America, under
,tl'e auspices Of any European Power.
Ihs e the soft and mealy language used
70 condemn thing which under Demo-
crntic AdmInlstration would have been pys-
gsnfed at the risk Of war. Under an Aboll-
tion rule Of three years 1.-THE Goyernmcnt',
has ceased 70 Be formidable to all but our
1hs only chesrins sign about ne vo.. :.
<h< tbove resolution Is that Il 4 4 mani.
tu'na eensafe n he Lincoln Administrs.
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