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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoEPEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 20, 1864.

CoEYEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
Richmond, Va, August 20, 1854.
II EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
EAl INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY l6, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act of May I6, 1861 desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in the
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, TO the Confederate
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented TO the Begister OF
the Treasury Department, who will thereupon, In
compliance with the provisions Of the act OF june
u.s. 1884, issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds 80 assigned.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
Ru sg--ts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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ifghtdii6 spalfB!
M ]. 4. cowARDIN : CO.

Tns OIsrArcH Is published dally tsundsys except
ed,l At FIFTY DOLLARS for twelve months; TWENTY
vivs oelIAss Tor six months rrrryxx poLIARs for
thrse mohths; or pIvg for one month, In ai-
vsnce All remittancesby mail a at the risk of those
who make them
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rRoM sHFsNAy

There Is nothing later from Sherman The ships
1iiton Head were decked out with flags in homo.
u ms arrival before Savannah
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Confederate STATES or AMERICA,
Dt~uuaSn Eavn,nhar II l8R4 \

FENREASuRY NOTES OF THE OLD
ISSUE.-To the end that every facility may be
afforded 10 the holders of these in eifecting
the exchange for new, the Treasurer, Assistant
Treasurers and Pay Depositares, and the DEPOSIT
taries whose duty has been hitherto limited to fund
ing are hereby authorized to receive the notes Tor
exchange. Those not supplied with funds will re-
gister the of the depotors, receiving all notes
0fiered for and entitled to- exchange until the ist
day of January, 1865, inclusive. The notes re-
ceived and registered must be forwarded by express
10 the Treasurer at Richmond, with copy of the
register, and issues for the payment OF the de-
positors will be Immediately forwarded in return.
The Assistant Treasurers ard Depositaries are
hereby instructed TO republish this notice.
G.. A. TRENHOLM,
no lS-tlJ Secretary of the Treasury.
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0FF7oLL.


IRKAsuRr DfPARTMRxrl
kIcHNoxD, Va, November 1s. 1854.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN HOLDERS AND OWNERS or f-rr1r1{.
CAfkS OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS. iss,sed
under ths act q AUGUST le 1854, rsdecunabs allu1
zee Isl day OF January. 1865. to present. the s~ms
NExi, OF at any time thereafter, 70 the Treasurss
of the Confederate States. emo of the Assisfanl
Treasurers OF the Confederate States or : PAY De-
posita5y Of the Confederate States, hands havfne
been placed In the hands of said agents. for the pus
pose Of redeezning such stock and coupon bupd4 =
No interest viii be allowed on such sfock ana css-
pom bonds after January lst. 1865.
O. A. TRENHOLM.
de 7--eod2m Secretary Of Treasury
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
CcSrEosRaTR STATES OF AMERICA,
fro HOLDERS OF FIVE PER GENT

INO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER GENT.
CALtCERTlEI TlEICATEs.--.Attentioni is respect
fny casied 20 the provisions Of the ninth secti o,
the act of Congress. entitled an act to reduce the
currency, &c, approved February IL, 1854 whiel,
declares that "tll call certificates shall be fnds
sie and shah be taxed in all respects as is provided
ycrtible." SV''
The fourth section Of said act imposes a tax OF
one hundred per cent the Treasury notes repre-
snted by said five per cent. call certificates which
shall Feain outstanding ON the first day Of January
eighteen hundred and sixty-five
q. A. TRENHOLM,
de '-ttstJ Secretary of the Treasury
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NT OTTCE To TAX-pAYERS- The

M Office TO TAX-PAYERS.-The
~ taxpayers in the Twelfth Collection District,
composed of the city west OF Sixth street, hereby
notified that those of them who have heretofore
failed to make due return of their income and pro-
fits for the year 1868, have failed to submit the
same to referees in of disagreement with the
assessors, and who shall continue 80 to do for ten
days from this day, and also those who shall fail
to make payment Of the same for twenty days from
this date shall be deemed and held be in default
and the penalties for such default will be enforced
and said taxes and penalties collected by distress
forthwith. z. A. WOODS,
de l2-2Ots Collector for the Twelfth District
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LUBRICATING OIL
OFFICE NAVY HILL SHOE SHoP,
RreuMoND. December l3. 1861.

NOR THE INFORMATION OF
those concerned, notice is hereby given that
from and after THIS DATE all PRIVATE WORK
will he suspended and the shop devoted, as origi-
nally designed, chiefly to working for employees Of
the 0uartermaster's Department and officers of the
army on duty in the field. ]. @. MAYNARD,
ds'ls-lot Major and QrarterInaster.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, August 8, 1864


HERTIFICATESOF OF FINDEBTEDNF.S.2
" BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION-By
the fourteenth section OF the act to reduce the
reney, approved February H., 1861 the Secretary OF
the Treasury s authorized to issue the above ceIti-
hoateS. payable two years after the ratification Of
treaty OF peace with the United States. They can
not be sold, but only to be issued to such cred-
tors of the Government willing to receive the
same in payment of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers of the Government is called tosthis class
gp,blic securities offering peculiar advantages
bought and to facilitate the use of them, checks
drawn by disbursng officers upon the depositaries
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable in certificates of Indebtedness" will be
paid in conformity Herewith.
Dcpositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appl-
cation TO the Register for supplies of certificates as
required. lSigned] g. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22-ts Secretary of Treasury.
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NOTICE no TAx.PAYERs.--pursu-

NJ Office TO TAX-PAYEKS.--pu
Y ant to an ordinance passed the lith Of june.
1855, viii attend at the Collectors Ofloe In the
City Hail. from the 18th 10 the Sist Of December,
inclusive, TO receive the remaining half Of taxes
from sach persons as are entitled 10 discount of
half in June last, in q. lordanoe with said orii-
nance. JULIUS A. H0BSON.
Collector Of City of Richmond
". BIT will be seen from the above that the
Collector is required to attend at the ooe from the
18th to the 3st of the month, 20 receive taxes re-
manning due from June last. Before the January
term of the Hastings Court, he IL required, by or
dinanee, TO advertise delinquent real estate 10 be
sold for non-payment of taxes.
Persons who have not done 80, will SEQ the retes-
sity of calling and raging their taxes as u Il ina
advertises.
All taxes must be paid within the time specified.
as longer indulgence cannot be given.
II H0HA0M
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FoR SALE, PRIVATELY, very

Il y IT. = = n - - HI IA EIsEf WY
Il likely YOUNG WOMAN, about twenty three
years Of age, with two very likely CHILDREN enc
five years of age, the other three months She ia
good cook, washer and ironer, aud general house
servant of good character and disposition. She II
sold for no fault.
Also, two COOKING-STOyES for sale.
Apply on Second street, between Marshall and
Clay first door from Msrshal east side.
de 1876.
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r oNG DATE BONDS FOR SALE, OF
L 4 the One Hundred Million Loan, from 1868
~ MATTED. ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS,
old iasl,e. Dc ii-~Gtl Z. W. PpkCEIL co.
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L'OR RENT, THREE PLEASANT
II ROOMS ON Twenty ninth street, near thecor-
ner OF Franklin. Cooking done if needed Apply
o's the premises. dc l9--fts
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EARMERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA.

LtAkMERS' BANK OF Nlkdl MA
I The general meeting Of the stockholders q the
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA will BE- held
at their BANKING-HOUSE, In the city oi Rich
mond, on WEDNESDAY, the llth day Of January.
1865.
The Law provides that no officer director of .
bank shall hereafter vote as proxy Of stock
holder in any election of directors officer Of bank.
shall any proxy be vasd which shall have been
executed sixty days before the time Of election.
de l0-eodtd J. M. GODDIN, Cashier.
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NOTICE.-The general meeting of ths

NOTICE.-The general meeting Of the
IN stockholders of the BANK OF VIRGINIA
will be held at their BANKING-HOUSE, In ths
city of Richmond, ON MONDAY, tho RthOf Janu-
ary, 1865.
The law provides that officer or director Of the
bank shall vote as the proxy Of stockhoder IN any
election of directors officers OF the bank nor
shall any proxy be valid which shall have been en-
eeuted sixty days before the time Of election.
de l0-eodtd VIM. II. TAYLOR, Cashier.
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NOTICE.-I have in store and for sale,
~ wholesale and retail, corner of First and
Broad streets,
10 barrels Apple Brandy,
10 barrels Old Whiskey,
barrels Old Rum
Is cases Old French Brandy,
8 casks Wine,
barrels fine Crushed Sugar,
10 barrels superior Brown Sugar
1900 pounds fine Bacon,
sacks Coffee,
chests Green Tea,
chests Black Tea,
10 barrels Flour
100 bushels Chestnuts,
10 kegs Carb. Soda,
200 dozen Eggs,
and variety of articles usually kept in a
Grocery; and also obligate myself TO sell cheaper
than any body else for Christmas. NJ WALL,
de l6-3t. cossl-r of First and Broad streets.
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NTOTICE TO BUTCHERS AN d
FARMERs-A liberal price viii be paid for
N HRISTLES and HOG. HAIR, at the BRUSH
FACTORY, corner Third and Broad streets; also,
wanted, an experienced BRUsH-MAKER.
de i2-30ts =. LAubE, 4
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rVHE SUBSCRIBER, an exempt from

FENHE SUBSCRIBER, an exempt from
L military duty, wishes SCHOOL in the city,
in suitable situation, on Broad street,
The school will be limited to twenty scholars. In it
will be taught the Greek and Latin classics, French,
Mathematics, and the Moral and Physical Sciences.
TERMS: -Four hundred dollars, payable quarterly
in advance. Address w. x. Y, box 1888.
Refer to any gentleman who was a student of
William and Mary College during the presidencies
of the Rev. Drs. Wilmer, Empy and T. r. Dew,
during which time the subscriber was Professor of
Languages in the College.
de l5-5ts DABNEY BROWNE
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PROOF ANNE.
PART FIRST.
l. National Song" God will defend the right
Rost2R
MISS BLANCHE MIDDLETON and Chorus.
2 Scena from Martani-" Let me like soldier
r. N. CROUCH. ''''''' y ''''>' :
5. Glee-three voices" Breathe soft VI, Winds
WEsBE
f. N. CROUCH and Amateurs.
1. Scena-" France, adore thee" ..........A BER.
MISS BLANCHE MIDDLETON
S. Old English Ballad (l62O)--" Sally in alley
F. N CROUCH.
6. Song" Mother, oh sing me to rest" . KELLER.
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON and Quartette.
7. Duet When thy bosom heaves the sigh" "....
BRAHAM.
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON and Amateur
PART SECOND.
l. Christmas Carol llG0O).
Miss MIDDLETON, F. N. CROUCH and Alaatenrs-
2 " Kathleen @fy"." F. n. CROUCH. ''''''h
3. "Dermot Ashore (answert to the above) .CRoUcH
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
4. diee-three voices Mynheer Won Dunk"
BISHOP.
F. N. CROUCH and Amateurs
s.. Song The Standard Bearer" LINDrAIETSER
T. N. CROUCH.
6. " Who will care for mother now" I? THOMPSON
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
7. Laughing Trio" ......... MARTINI
PART THIRD.
/. Duet" I've wandered in dreams F" "A J. WADE
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON and +. N. CROUCH.
2. " Black-Eyed Susan"
+. n. CROUCH.
8. Duets Softly sighs the evening breeze"
Miss MIDDLETON and F. N. CROUCH.
4. Irish Ballad" Oh, Molly Bawn " "........ LOVER.
+. N. CROUCH.
). New Song" You never win us back' .......
}, L. SMITH.
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
q. Duet" Could man be deceived !......u CoRFE
f. n. CROUCH and Amateurs.
7. Finale-Irish Ballad.
F. n. CROUCH.
Doors open at ito commence at precisely.
Tickets, IS each to be had at the Usual places and
at the door on the night of performance. de l92t'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ID DICHMOND THEATRE,
III Corner Seventh and Broad streets.

L - 40 " sS<<<u ASAs A ~.
ID DICHMoND THEATRE,
| III Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. lse4.
VIII be presented, for the first time, the thrilling
drama entitled
DICK TURPIN
TOM KING.
See bills OF the day for full particulars.
NEW AND CHARMING BALLADS
Miss TNEZ FLOYD.
FANCY DANCES
Miss MARY PARTINaToN
To colclude with the national local buriesque
titled
Po-CA-HON- -TAs,
YE GENTIL vAGE.
Tomorrow Tues day. Benefit Of
Miss KATIE EsTELLE;
upon which occasion will be produced the beautiful
domestic drama of
DOT:
OR,
TIE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
The charming artistic,
MRs. E. DALTON,
has been engaged, and viii shortly appear in several
NEW PLAYS.
Doors open at quarter to o'clock; performance
commencing at y o'clock. de l9-lt
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ROOM FOR RENT.--A Very desirable
u FRONT CHAMBER for rent Apply fifth
door north of Broad, ON Nineteenth street.
de l9-lfs
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OTICE.-The Board of Directors have
Y declared a dividend OF fifteen per cent. on the
capital stock of this Company, payable on and after
the Slst instant to all persons who stockhold
ON the 10Th OF November last, to their legal
Representatives NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
Treasurer Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany de It'll
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oratsd thamsares nn3ar iba s.Hs as Of
BRANCH MORTON g. CO.. in the city OF Rich
mond for the purpose of conducting general busi-
ness in STOCKS AND MONEY, respectfully tender
their services to their friends and the public, and
licit share of their patronage. They propose to
purchase and sell STOCKS and other public secll-
rites on commission and will attend to the ne
gotiation Of securities and the investment of money
Their long connection with monied institutions, and
their experience in the business in which they now
tender their services, WILL they hope, guarantee to
their patrons entire satisfaction for all business
fded to them. THOMAS BRANCH & SONS,
(of Petersburg, Virginia,)
J. b. MORTON,
Qate Cashier Bank of Commonwealth
Richmond December IL, 1864. lie l6-6t
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M E L X O p LITAN HALL.
Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON
Mr.. F. N. CROUCH,
(who appears before his Richmond friends after a
three years absence in camp) assisted by
Mr.. ]. REINHARDT AND AMATEUR FRIENDS,
will give
GR "A ND VOCAL L CON NCERT
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1864.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, a nice FARM, for 1865,
four miles from Richmond; seventy-five acres
dsared an excellent meadow, and wood for the use
or the rentor.
Also for sale, MULES, cows, HOGS, one CAR
RIAGE, one ROCKAWAY, cue WAGON. one
CART, and all Of the FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Apply TO Il. j. JOHNSON.
de l9-7ts or, 80.
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NOTICE.--An persons having claims
Y against the estate OF ARTHUR q. DABNkS
requested TO present them for settlement iznmo-
diatey and all persons indebted 10 that estate
requested to make immediate payment The claims
may be left at the office Of Alexander III. sands.
Eleventh street L. w. DOuGEf-T.
Administrator Of A. q. Dabney, deceased
de l5-eod3ts
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ID OOMS FOR RENT.-One we'll fur
III nished FRONT ROOM, with a small passage
room, on first floor, suitable for lady and gentle
man without children, at the second house above
First and Grace streets. Also, FRONT BASE
MENT ROOM; separate entrance. Reference re-
quifed. de l7-3t.
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A CARD. -Theundersigned, having taken
~ the store, ON Fifteenth street, lately occupied
BY Mr. Richard Cauthorn, offers his services to the
public as Auetioneer and Commission Merchant
lie solieits consignments, and his friends
tn at all business entrusted TO him will be promptly
attended to- He viii attend the Horse Sales every
Saturday and asks the patronage of the public.
dc 1861 JAMES r. RATCLlFFE. Fl
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r AIDES CLOAKS CUT AND MADE
TO ORDER, and all kinds OF SEWING done
a. s6ort notice and in the best manner. Apply al
asI Main street, between the hours Of 10 and 2
O'Clock. ofriSE-
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HOLESBERRY'S ITCH OINTMENT.
" WARRANTED TO CURE WITHOUT Fail.
This Ointment has been fully tested, and can BE- had
at No. Is 0oyernor street, or address
A. CoLESBERRY, Richmond po-t-chioa
Orders viii be promptly attended 10.
de l5--5ts
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NIARYLAND BUTTONS.-Fifty gross
lvu large size MARYLAND BUTTONS; hfty
gross small size MARYLAND BUTTONS; for sale
f..s~ to close. SLAUGHTER Il co,
"a I--Gt l59 Main street.
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fOR RENT.-A DWELLING -HOJTSE
i in good locality on shoekoe Hill, containinS
t,s rooms, with kitchen, servants rooms and sta
bic. VIII be rented for the winter; and two Of the
cnsi'oeis furnished, If necessary. For particulars,
de lo-4ts
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DIAN0 FOR HIRE--I have q splendid
ROSEWOOD PIANO, (Iaghte S~xlsn.s
seven and half octave, in perfect order, wLseh 1
wish to rent ~ person who win taks goei caro- "
it. Address JOHN Cu3sQNA
de ,5--eod3ts Glen Allen. VtxNif&a.
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TWENTY BARRELS TANNERS
il OIL, very superior article, for sale by
das-sx L. HARVEY = GO,
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LIMITED STATES CURRENCY.--Per-
" cons having ir their possession UNITEp
STATES CURRENCY, and wishing TO disrose II
the same, can do good terrzs and w1shsus vio-
laton Of law by presenting IL 70 the GOVERN
MEET AGENT at the ofics Of Lancastcr a Co
de 6-l5t
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nNE SMALL GOLD WATCH FOR
" SALE. Apply at 2os Main street, -
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EOR SALE, one superior FEATHER
II BED feathers all new) and q pair OF tine
BLANKETS. Address P. d. T., box 3ig, city post
office. de E-X'
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OTICE.--The interest Of Mr.. JOHN
IN A. FOSTER in the business conducted un.ls.
the firm of IL. j. MALONE x co. ceases fr..m
THIS DATE. Parties to whom the srn rn&y ~
indebted will please present their s.aounte 20 tfe
subscriber, and debtors 10 the trm will make yAx-
ment only to him, who il alone authorized IL es*}.e
the same HENRY j. MAtfiAf
RICHMOND, December l6, 1864. de E--31.
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DROAD STREET LADIES SHOE
I'D SToRE.--How IL it that the question 4 -
often asked, why you sell such quantity q 5hols
Messrs. Manning u Shannonl in the city, to<efhsr
with good assortment Of other work. La1ies Me-
rocco CONGRESS CATERS, seTysnts' and Chi
dren's SHOES, &c. de l7-2tsl G. DuNHAM
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DONNET, CLOAK AND FrRS FOR
ID sALE.-.A very handsome SILK BONNET
brought from New York. trimmed with ffe>snh
flowers; an elegant REP CLOAK, and Gne sEf
OF FURS siberian squirrel, can be sen ~ Miss
coLLIER'S, 1854 Bread street De tf--1<scds
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EERTILIZERS.-- One hundred and fll<x
barrels SUPER PHOSPHATE LINZ, sups :
rior article, in ine shipping order. fur sale ~
r. q MASSlE. e7 Cary skrcst.
no a9--otax3vs
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HLOvES MADE TO ORDER, by ass-
NJ wing the material, on Fourth strss<, osnh&s
Hnl. left-hand side, four doors from tho sexuer-
0entlemen's clothes also rs1&ircd. Call hetx4oa
the hours Of and e. no 34-t9vM<4s
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HINTS TO TEACHERS.

Teachers, suppose you all know the high
and noble position you occupy, the ministry
excepted there being none higher. Tosucceed
in it, you must make your School room pleasant
and attractive. How many of you have ever
tried to make cur y3aT s5cnool rooms pleasant? Have
you ever thought thatit is your work moreehan
that of your pupils That upon yourself de-
pents in great measure the success of your
school. Ii you are cross and grabbed, you may
depend upon it your scholars viii be 50 too
But if you exercise Il cheerful disposition, enter
your school room with smiling countenance,
greeting your pupils with a kind good morn
ing" you will soon be surrounded with group
all smiles with love and happiness. You must
make your recitations interesting, if you take
the book and ask the questions in manner
showing that you take no interest in it, your
pupils will answer in the same dull manner,
but awaken an interest, excite your pupils to
investigation and original thought andyour work
is accomplished To make models of your pu-
pills, you must Le model yourself. Never en-
ter the school room, without having first paid
due attention to your person, and rever permit
your pupils to be in school with hands unwashed
or hair uncoinbed. Be firm in your government
and when after due deliberation you have fixed
upon standard Of rule carry it out to the let
ter, remembering in all your administration that
no privilege should be granted to one that all
cannot enjoy. UNION TIP.