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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

1T CONTAINS NO OPIUM, CALoMEL, on MINERAL I'D
Poison, AND Is SAFE FOR THE MOST
DELICATE CHILD!
Rome, Oneida CO., ". Y. May IS, 1860.
Goethe Balsam has produced recently one of
the most remarkable cures we have ever vet wit
messed III this scctioh 1t is that of Young lady
who has been suffering from lung complaint for
the last year or two, and has been under the treat
ment OF some of the best physicians in New York
city, and by them pronounced incnrabie By their
advice recently she came up into the country
among her relatives, where she could be properly
nursed, not expecting to live but a few weeks or
monthsat the most, suffering as she was from con.
slant cough, nightsweats, and all the unpleasant
systems attending confirmed consumption. One
OF her friends noticing your advertisement. pro-
cured of us n bottle of the Basam, with expecta-
ton only Of giving little temporary relief, and
without any hope Of its affecting q permanent
cure. After using half Of the bottle she found
the effect exactly as described in your pamphlet
her cough began to disappear. She commenced
gaining in flesh; and by the time she had COM
pletcd the second bottle she pronounced herself
neary ~eN. She was recently in our store for
the purpose of procuring a bottle of the Balsam
to send to a friend of hers, and appeared to be
enjoying good health /! She is extremely grateful.
and says that she is anxious that the whole world
should know of the curative properties of "HaWs
Batsdm," rs she considers that it has been instru-
mental in saving her life
Yours, truly,
KINNEY i GREENE.
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st. LouisrICollegc.
Nandorai ST., UiitoriY, MAo.

TUNHTS establishment is under the patronage Of
His Lordship the Right Rev'd NJ. DEMERs, D.
D.. Bishop OF Vancouver Island, and nnder the
Superintendent Of the r. Il. Fathers Oblctes Of
Mary Immaculate. W.
. fET1 An,
President The Rev. Father BAuDRE, 0.,M.IL !
Project of Studies-The Rev. Father MEG rCK1S,
O.M.I.
PROFESSIONALLY. GIBSON. B. a. oAl <O4
F. I. ALLEN, .. ME- id4f-g1g .
EDWARD b. MACSTAY, o. Nj. u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

~ The wine drank in London, and called
the Elbe sherry, is made out of potatoes
There are 10 grapes on that river.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

BROWNS "A NEGLECTED CorGH, CoLD, Az
IIRRIrArED on SORE THROAT If al
RpnNruYAr lowed to progress results in scrior
o""NU0A0A Pulmonary Bronchial and Asth.
,rnnr.,., matte Diseases oftentmes incura.
NOOAaEIS Bile. BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRO-
cHEs reach directly the affected parts
FOR and give almost immediate relief.
co,,o For Bronchitis, ASTHMA, Ca
VUUUfIS TARRH, and CONsuMPTIvE COUGHs
the Troches are useful. PUBLIC
AND SPEAKERS and SINGERS should
have the Troches to clear and
COLDS. strengthen the voice. MILITARY
OFFICERS and SOLDIERs who ovcrtax the voice, and
are exposed to sudden changes should use them. Oh
AIN only the genuine. " Browns Bronchial Trochcs"
having Pored their efficacy by test Of many years,
are highly recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and Surgeons in the Army, and have received testmo-
hias from many eminent men.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine in the
per box.
r Agents for California, REDISoroS & Co., San
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DIR. vvM. HALLS nALsAMuas

erected cures in numerous cases, where the most
ski'liu physicians in this country and in Europe
hay Lunp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-23
SOMEBODY'S DARLING.
Into ward of the whitewashed halls,
Where the dead and the dying lay,

Into q ward OF the WnltewdSneu uaiis,
Where the dead and the dying lay,
Wounded by bayonets, shells and balls,
Somebody's darling was borne one day
Somebody's darling, SO young and 50 brave
Wearing yet on his sweet, pale face
Soon 10 be hid iii the dust of the grave
The lingering light OF his boyhood's grace.
Matted and damp are the euris Of gold
kissing the snow OF that fair young brow,
Pale are tine lips Of delicate mould
Somebody's darling is dying now.
Back from his beautiful blIe-vined brow
Brush his wandering waves Of gold;
Cross his hands ON his bosom now
Somebody's darling is still and cold.
Kiss him once for somebody's sake,
Murmur prayer soft and low
One bright curl from its fair mates take
They were somebody's pride, You know.
Somebody's hand hath rested there;
Was ii a mothers, soft and whites
Or have the lips Of a sister fair
Been baptized in their waves Of hghti
God knows best He has somebody's love;
Somebody's heart enahIined him there
Somebody waited his name above,
Night and morn, on thss wings of prayer.
Somebody wept when he marched away,
Looking so handsome, brave and grand
Somebody kiss ON his forehead lay,
Somebody chung TO his parting hand.
Somebody's watching and waiting for him,
Yearning To hold hun again to her heart !;
And there be lies with his blue eyes dim,
And the smiling. child-like bps apart.
TendeSly bury the fair young dead
pausing to drop on his grave tear,
Carve on the wooden slab DER his head:
ssso,asbody's darling slunbers here"
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
Posr-oFFICE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, August II, 1864
NHE PRESIDENT OF THE VIRGI-
MA CENTRAL RAILROAD having refused

HNHE PRESIDENT OF The VIRGIL
MIA CENTRAL RAILROAD having refused
TO enter into the usual contract for carrying the
oail on that road, SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received at the Contract Bureau of this Department
until 4. NJ of September 18th, 1864 for conveying
the mails OF the Confederate States from the lst day
of October 1864, to June 3oth, 1867 iii the State OF
Virginia, on the following routes, connecting this
city with StaIlnton
ROUTE No. 27o6-From Junction, by NoePs,
Beaver Dam, Fredeyick's Hall, Tolersyllle, Louisa
CourtHuuse, Treviillan's and Metons, 10 Gordons-
viile-titty miles and back, three times "A week.
ROUTE No. ?, I0G tA).-FTom Gordonsvlle, by
Gotham, Keswick and Shadweu to Charlottesville,
Virginia -twenty-one mules and back, three times a
week.
ROUTE No ,, 100 (B).--From Charlottesville, by
the University Of Virginia, Ivy, Meehum's riyei.
Greenwood, Wayncsborough and Fishersvule, t.
Staunton-thirty- mules and back, three tunes d
week.
Bidders for Route No 900 Will propose schedules
of arrivals and departures, making close connection
with the arrival OF the mail tam on the RchIn0nd,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad at the june
tion with OF speed OF travel not less than four
miles an hour. The accepted bidders on the other
routes will be required TO conform the schedules,
making close connection with the routes forming
the he, and al the rate of speed i'll the trans
mission of the mails. JOHN IL. REAGAN,
! an lS-tl4W Postmaster General.
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BnrAp.-The CITY Council some weeks ago passe

BREAD.-The City Council some weeks ago passed
a resolution authorizing the employment OF perssns
to bake bread for the citizens at reasonable rates
and in accordance Herewith, the contract for the
upper part of the city has been awarded to Messrs
Uundley & Canee and for the lower part to Messrs
Peasants & Frayser We have not been informed
of the terms of the contract, but assured that
the oaves will be of good size, and furnished to thu
citizens low the cost of the -four will admit
By this means extOrtion will bs broken up, and ".
may reasonably anticipate that all the bakers vii
follow suit.
Since the above was written We have learned thai
the contracting parties are to sell bread to the pup
lie at fifteen per cent above the actual cost OF ma
terial and manufacture, their operations TO be con
Quoted under the immediate supervision OF specia
committee of the Council.
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them all, none was more beloved, or will be more
regretted, than the gallant commander OF the Ala
bama brigade, John G. @. Sanders; thorough sol-
der and an officer without q superior, he was yet a
gentleman and patriot. Devoted to his duties,
modest in department., Of unselfsh disposition, il
was literally true, that "none knew him but to love
him, none named him but to praise" He was just
twenty -four years Of age when killed.
The enemy, fighting behind entrenchments, did
not, I think, lose heavily. We captured near four
hundred prisoners.
The enemy still hold the road but it will avail
them very little. 1t may yet be to them u very
Pandora's box OF evils. At least, 40 let us hope.
MospAY, August 22.-To-day all is quiet. The
fight of yesterday has not been renewed. Both
sides are lying on their oars. x.
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7 nST BONDS.-The following BONDS

h4yIu- been captured by the public enemy,
- Arlington Depot, Nelson county, on June III,
j~t al persons are hereby notified not TO receive
...i LOO .tteIupt 10 collect the Coupons, namely
rrl.tfrt.. statps eight per cent Coupons, issued
.i.lrr at Of August 10, 1861, No, 200, dated No
.-4niag A. IsG2, Tor $500; No. l,61l, dated Feb
.t,. :. Iso3 lur 81 900; No. 5G3, dated February
- l>e. IL. $500 AMI Nos. $40, 1850 2,35l, 2,352,
.g54..<jt, $3.50. 81 and 1855, dated February
81 1888 toi 81 JJJ each, all belonging TO ). ID. Stu
~. i stanton, Virginia. Confederate States eight
,.. .frt Coupon Bonds, Nos. 4i6. A. AS, 4i9 snd
ja lated Iyary > 1868, for slv0 each, issued un-
lrTt,t u August -, 1861 and Confederate States
ven Ter cent Coupon Bonds, Nos. G,2jS, 6,23s
hit - iyr Sl01 each dated March ;, 1868 lsolled
a.,iTa.t of February 20, lc63, helUnglngto Joseph
= Wsdiii, Cf Sttunton. Confederate states eight
i.c.lii coupon Bond, 40. 907, dated December y
lt1 III 500, issued under act Of August ~, 1851
l-tAg,ua to CatlIaline : adiell, OF Staunton. -
Ilr following slx per cent. Coupon Bonds OF the
Grange and Alexandria Railroad Company Nos
a. l,u AID 49, ior $500 each, and Nos. | ,i51 ant
t5,s, fyr $1,000 each, All dated january |, 1859
sli belonging 10 Joseph a. Waddell. Eight pea
nat. coupon Bond of thc Orange and AleXandill Ii
Eilloal tuNpany, No. 72l, for $1,000, dated Aprl
E 1875, belonging to sally Waddell Of Staunton
Sz Icr cent Coupon Bond OF the Virginia CentI1t
Railroad Company No. 2S9, for 81 900, dated Marci
J. ls35, belonging 10 Joseph A. Waddel.
N Wi-ltaW2nlS
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MAYORS sCouRT-Indisposition ON the part Of the
Mayor prevented him from officiating yesterday
morning. Senior Alderman John +. Regnanlt acted
the occasion and disposed Of the following busi-
ness
Wilcher A. Morris was charged with stealing s 5
in silver $50 in gold, two silver watches valued at
loo eaeh 200 in Confederate notes. IN Virginia
bank notes, and 10 in United States money. the
property Of Mrs. Martha J. Tyndsll,. Norris was
rernanded for examination before the Hastings
Court on the second Monday in September
Michael Conley, member Of the Presidsnt's Guard:
was charged with breaking down tho fence of
William Smith, free negro, forcibly entering has
house, and eating up breakfast without askng per
mission from the owner to do Officer Crone, who
was sent for to arrest Conley, snbsfantiated the
charge. The prisoner was drunk at the time ne
committed the improprietes alleged against HIM,
and plead that excuse before the Court pat the ex-
did not avail him anything, and be vas there
upon resnanded 10 Jail In default Of sschay " keeT
tho peace and be OF better behavior.
z. II. Fl. Cropper was fined twenty dollars fol
buying lot of melons with the intention Of selling
again at advanced prices. The melons were also
confiscated.
The services of the morning were concluded by
sending several negroes, who guilty Of various
trifiing offences down to the jail to be whipped
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PFRsoNAI..

NOTICE.-On Thursday, the 18th in-
IN slant, handed to Q gentleman ON the carr at
Charlottesville pair Of ARMY PISTOLS, marked
up. Z. Bacon, Staunton, Virginia, /" which he pro-
missed to deliver at the American Hotel upon he
arrival. hut they have mot been recefvel thNv. W0
he pleass give some account Of themi
H. T. CRI0LKR,
au 22-3ts Charlottesville. Virginia. !.
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RELEASED ON PAROLE.

Mr.. Edward A. Pollard, of Richmond, who was
captured ON board the steamer Greyhound while on
the voyage from Wilmington to Nassau, and con-
fined in Fort Warren, near Boston, has been re-
leased on his parole to report tothe marshal
at Brooklyn New York, until such time as he may
be exchanged for u special party now in prison at
Rtah ny,I
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MAILS ON THE VIRGINIA CEN
lAl TRAI. RaIIRNAD-Au advertisement oi

~ IL
the Postmaster-General, in the Sentinel and DIS
patch, is calculated to produce the impression that
this company has refused to carry the mails. So
far from this being the fact he has refused to at'o0
the company to carry them. The company has car
ried the mails for than twelve months without
complaint from him any one else as far as know.
He has refused to pay anything for this service 4;
nevertheless he has been informed that the company
would still continue TO carry them, being willing to
take the risk of having justice done them at some
future time.
To alleviate far practicable the serious pub
lie inconvenience from this unreasonable and extra
ordinary course of the PostmasterGenera notice Is
hereby given that the company will receive letters
and papers ut their office i'll this city, and have them
delivered without charge, at any post-otfce on the
line OF their road Letters will be received III the
country at the different stations the road. All
those directed to Richmond or points beyond, wlu
| be put in the Richmond Office A box for receiving
letters viii be kept in the Superlntendents office,
which is open generally nom 8 A. NJ to 3 p. M
Newspapers may be sent without postage, but let
| ters must be prepaid.
| au l9-6t L. FONTAINE, President.
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au 22--3t
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

OF HOTEL FURNITURE, &C.. 4c.-1he
subscribers having determined to cose the Ballard
House," offer for sale all the elegant Furniture
Appurtenances &C. thereof at private sale, until the
lst day Of September at which time, uness dsposed
OF privately, they will commence, and continue the
sale from day to day. until the whole is disposed o.
Most Of this Furniture Is new and oOafly-a great
portion of it having been purchased recently as
heavy expense. AN Of which is in exeellent condi%
ton, on account Of very careful usage.
This sale presents very rare opportunity for any
party wishing to invest, who desires good loca.
bring large crowds to the capital and beyond doubt
an excellent business can be done. The Ballard
House will be closed after the lst day Of Augusts
Except to parties wishing to examine the furniture
desire to buy the whole with view Of re-opsning
he house.
For terms, apply to T. G. TALIAFERRO Cos
Proprietors or to E. B. COOK,
jy 26--tds No 70 Main street.
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YANKEE DEsERTERs--S Seventeen Yankee deserters
were committed to Castle Thunder yesterday
These fellows all came over in one batch, and init
mate that We need not be surprised to find them
leaving the Yankee army i'll few days by the re9i-
ment or brigade They represent that misrepresen-
resorted to in order to preserve the Yankee army
i'll tact but Notwithstanding all this, signs OF dis
satisfaction becoming more manifest every day,
and open rebellion cannot much longer be delayed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CoSrEnERArF STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond. Aup1ist \. 1854
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS


NERTiFICATESOF FINDEBTEDNESS
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
the fourteenth section OF the act TO reduce the cur
rency approved February IL 1861, the Secretary of
the Treasury is authorized 10 issue the above oerti
hGates payable two years after the ratification ot
treaty of peac, with the United States. They cam
not be soid but only 10 be issued to sueh cred-
tors of the Government willing to receive the
same i'll payment Of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
TA& attention OF purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers OF the Government is called to this class
public securities otfcsing peculiar advantages
10 those from whom the supplies OF the Government
are bought aud TO facilitate the Of them, checks
drawn by dsbursing officers upon the depesitaries
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable in certificates OF Indebtedness" will be
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
10 comply with this regulation, and to make appli
cation 10 the Register for supplies OF certificates
required. Signed q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 22--lm Secretary OF Treasury.
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7 0ST, on yesterday, somewhere near
| 4 the Passporf-otice. a CERTIFICATE OF a
iluI pGr cent. Bond to the amount OF Eight Hum
iscl Dollars, payable to Adolphus Cauthorn, and en-
ior-,d BY him TO me, and had assigned 1t to.
any person finding the same will leave 1t with Ro-
bcrt y Powers, Druggist corner Main and Fifteenth
Streets All persons are warned not to trade for
.th Certificate as application has been made to the
t,nicieratc States Treasury for its renewal.
jy22-law6w- W. q. JEFFRlES.
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TO THE POTOMAC-Parties wishing
il TO go through the lines to tho POTOMAC
RIVER can. be accommodated with conycyanes, on
reasonable terms, At my Stables, on Eighteenth
street, between Franklin and Grace. Parties must
be provided with proper passports.
au 22-st' THOMAS DUKE.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CoSFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, :
Richmond. July 2S. 1864.
HNAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In O,

HNAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
L der to promote, us far practicable, the early
liquidation by the Treasury OF the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer Assistant Treasu-
rer, and Pay DepoStries III the different States, are
hereby authorized to receive the said notes, except
the sl00 notes, at COS per centum, deposit, issu
ing ior same certificates of loan, upon hypothcca-
tion Of non-taxable bonds. The said certificates TO
be payable on demand after theexpration of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payment Of bonds.
when sold at the rate of G6s per centum
G. y. TRENHOLM,
au 22-lm Secretary of the Treasury.
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cavalry which struck the Macon railroad on the
10th were met on the next day by portion Of our
forces and routed losing two stands Of colors and
one piece of artillery.
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ARRIVALS AT THE LIBBY.-Fourteen hundred and

ARRIVALS AT THE LIBBY.-Fourteen hundred and
seventy -four Yankees, captured from Grants army
by our forces Petersburg reached this city yes
terday and were recorded the books at the Libby
prison Besides this number. there thirty -odd
received who were captured at Deep Bottom. With
the exception Of the officers, all these prisoners have
been taken to Belle Isle, where they will be kept
till such time as some other disposition be made
OF them There are now i'll the neighborhood o'
five thousand Yankee prisoners i'll this city and Its
environs, of which number about one hundred and
fifty are officers.
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CAGE IrrMs.-The following arrests were made by

CAGE ITEMs.-The following arrests were made by
the Mayors police yesterday Joshua, slave of Capt
QuaIterman, charged with stealing vest from Nj
cholas Carroll whipped by order Of Alderman Tay-
Ior and dislnisscd John Maxwell, white, trespass-
ing upon Jesse Hutcherson and breaking off the
window blinds to his house and Thomas Quinn,
white, charged with assaulting and beating Ann
Riley.
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Iosr STRAYED, ETC.

Kindred DOLLARS RE-
n - I ost. between Richmond and feters-
I twAhhlul sgy-six hundred dollars worth OF tour
laf, 5,oV"4i,t1paTIrICATEs fisy-three hundred
RI cent =, fv Lancaster & Co, Richmond, ana
s @ ss ,.ea y II psa ss%s ass nsa'S; ss I
Asadr1i S''H bunale flineiy-three dollars IN one
A., IN ne S,llaT lar CoNFEpERArE NOTES, ,assed
"a two 'Y', 'Y.i ,ive the above reward Tor the de-
@ ,ol III, mS TO e at r"'Sseurs, V'rs'a'a ,,I,, or
I % Il Rss%s" sss lsfs~s'a aas sa sSy sSsS,s p+ssa
sliinS '9' '''' BENJAMIN A. LUCY,
o.. Petersburg, Virginia.
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sHERMAN's coNMUNIc ATIoNs-wHEELE OPERA
TIOES.

The telegrams in regard to Wheeler's operations
at and around Dalton are exceedingly muddled.-
On Sunday and Monday last Wheeler is reported to
have attacked the Federal garrison at Dalton, and
to have been put to flight i'll great confusion by
roops sent to the relief of the garrison by General
Steadman 1t is now represented that Steaylniin,
in advancing from Chattanooga three days later,
met Wheeler at Graysyille, north OF Dalton anu
but eight miles distant fro.l Chattanooga that a
fight ensued in which General Steadman was badly
wounded, and Colonel straight, OF Indiana, Killed
In one account of this affair the result is not stated
but in telegram from Nashville It Is reported tna'
wheeler Was defeated Another Confederate force
was, on Wednesday last at Cleveland, point on the
Knoxville road northeast OF Chattanooga. A o1l-
qade had been sent fiom Chattanooga to dTlye OIL
the enemy and re-oecupy Cleveland.
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C u N ID X f S.
- 1000 packages Tobacco, all grades,
200 bags Dry Salt,
10 bales Raw Cotton,
20 bales Cotton Yarn,
10 bags Coffee,
20 barrels Crushed Sugar,
SO barrels and boxes Brown Sugar,
10 barrels very fine Whiskey,
] casks superior French Brandy,
i0 barrels superior Jamaica Rum,
10 ; barrels superior Rum and Whlskey,
loo bushels yellow Peas, for sale By
au 22-Gt w. Il. JONES X CO
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8ifbnrono 9ispattb,

The DAILY DISPATCH Is sold IN Neurs na.laru AZ
TWENTY CENTS per copy. Cry cARnIEus are author
lied to charge ONE DOLLAR AND r1FTy crsrs nor
week to regular subscribers
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L 'OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE. HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER

I VAND V-N IIIE oFsC nj I VT III II
1 4 FIVE. HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. N0N-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.--Deposits call will be received by the
Treasurer III this city, Assistant Treasurers at
Charleston and Mobile and the Dcpositaries at
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for the same bearing interest al the rate Vi four per
cent. per annun, and secured by the hypotheeaion
of an amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
of these loans. The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer and the proceeds, when sold, applied eK
clusively to the payment of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded TO banks
AMI other corporations, and TO the public generally
by this mode Of temporary investment, and the e.-
feet Of the measure, if generally adopted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds, 1t is hoped
will commend it to the favorable consideration of the
community and secure their prompt cooperation i'll
carving il into effect G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July %, 1864. n au 22-lm