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MT. UNION COLLEGE.
ADMINISTRATIONS LOCATE

THTSINSTITUTI0N, LOCATED
at Mt. Unlon Stark county, Ohio, offers its ex-
tensYe Educational facilities to Students OF both
sexes.
The Faculty consists Of Rev. O. n. HaItshorn, LII.
D, President; Ira D. Chapman, A. NJ; George W q.
@ arke, A. L.; Z. N HartshOrn, A. B.; Mrs j. W.
Chapman, B 5 besides competent Teachers N In
strumental Music, ElOcutiOn, Commercial Science,
Gymnastics, and the German, French and Hebrew
Languages.
The College possesses very extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural Phioso-
ply, HOtany, Physiology, MineralOgy, Geology, As
tronomy, SuTyeyiI &, Engineering, &C.
The new College Edihce, which Is ll6 feet long by
65 feet wide, and four stories high, and unsurpassed
by any College Edhce in Ohio, CONF beted for use next
term. which begins on the SIh of March, 1~6A,-
This new Building will conveniently accommodate
Four Hundred and Fifty Students.
Good Board can be had IN private families at from
s20 TO 81 80 per week, and, at about 25 cents week.
good rooms furnished with bed, stove and furniture
are rented to Students who board themselves who
desire to hire table board in private families, at
about 81 80 per week.
The Tuition in the Teachers Scientific and Classic
al COURSES ranges from s. to Sc per quarter.
Those preparing to teach can have, without extra
charge, the advantage of daily Drills in the Normal
Department. The session begins on about he SEU-
OND TUESDAY OF August, November and March Of
each year.
ps5- Mount Union is a quiet, healthy and moral
village, one mile aud halt south Of Alliance, the
junction of the eveand Pittsburgh Railroad with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q Chicago Hallway.
Hsa- Send to the President for a Catalogue.
ffebil-l40dEw lstp
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VOLUNTEERS & CONeCRIPTS
MAGIC r.ME oRsERVRRs,

Being Hunting or Orea Face or Lady's or Gentle
man Watch , Ombined, with Patent sef-WiEd-
ing Improvement a most pleasing Novelty.
One Of thu Preitist most Convenient, and decided
Is he best and CHEAPEST timspece for genfral and
rslsble use ever offered It has within IL and coz
nscud with its machinery, IT'S own winding attach
n eat, reno ering a key entirely unnecessary. The
cases OF this Watch are composed two metals, the
outer one being fine l6 carat gold. 1t has the i'm,
proved ruby action lever vement. and is arran d
IN c urats time piece. Price, superbly engraved
par case Of half dozsn. s2Oi. Sample Watches in
meat moro co boNes, a3j.
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STATEMENT.

OFFICE OF THE CONM'L MUTUAL ms Co.
Cleveland, February s, 1854.
THE ETRUSTEES, IN CONFORM
ITY 10 the Charter, submit the following state
ment Of the affairs Of the Company, the first day
of February, 1864.
Premiums on unexpired risks, Feb
ruaTy lst, 355 l9
Premiums received during the year
ending February lst, 1864:
From Marine rikks...........-57 O25O8
From Fire rer3sks....-..........lIO6 O67 ISIS 443 u
Earned Premiums for year ending
February ist, t,ls6i-...-----....-....-.-65,695 ,695 05
Amount received from Investments % 37s T4 O74 50
Paid, during the same period:
For Marine Losses and Rein-
surance..........-....... 81, ,eII 9S
For Fire Losses. ,95e Is
For Expenses, Taxes. Com
missions, and Return Pre-
miuins..s.... IL $50 6-47 S2T 81
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Col Fuller, of the 9th Ohio, in recruit
ing his brigade, credited It to Tennessee
and not to Ohio. BE did this to bring oct
the CoPperheadsi but Governor BrOugh
does not aPproYe.
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THE ALPINR OOUGH SYRUP

II
Il For Coughs and Coles, use tire hB1p ne Pol
monica, or Congn Syrup" prompt, safe and pless-
ant Ieme y. Fer child IL Is especially valuable
and bsiDg agreeable % the TASTE they take It readl
u. No family in our chengesbl- climate shou be
Hor sale bT OhUROHILL 3 RRO. o.
fsbls b8heW location-l2s Ontsrio-St.
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Yer sreelaI and TeIesrarh--see FhSi
Page- For Local and Commentaries
Rcurth Pare.
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S2sg, 1873 10
The Trustees have directed that interest at he rate
of ak cent all the outstanding Scrip of the
Company be paid on and after the first day of March
next.
The Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend Of
nifty or per cent ont Of the profits for the year end
ing February lst 1854 TO parties entitled to the
by their arrangement with the Company, deliverable
on or after the first day Of March next
The Trustees have further declared that the Certh-
Gates Of profits issued by the Company in the years
1886 and 1857 be redeemed in cash and after the
first day Of March next on presentation to the Office
of the Company and that all further interest on the
same shall cease on that dste.
The Trustees have also declared an extra Scrip Div
idend Of ten 0 per cent. out Of the surplus
lstions OF the Company, on all the outs anding Ger
tieates Of Dros deliverable after the first day
Of March next.
al Of the above dividends free OF Government Tax
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
Gao. A. TISDALE, Sec'y.
TRUSTEES.
Martin B. Scott, Ralph 4. Harmon,
solon Burgess, Henry Harvey,
Wm. B. Guyles, J. A. Bedingt0n,
VIM Bingham, Geo. A. Tisoale,
John P Warner, saPil Williamson,
Wm. J. Gordon, NJ Chaplin,
NJ B. CLARK, Geo. WOtthington,
Henry s. Davis,
NIB. SCOTT, President.
WN.J GoRDoE, Vice President
SAM'L WILLIAMSON. p Vire President fahil-'sq
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FMPIRE MINING COMPANY.

4 n = LL9ll III U OOIIA IN I
" The annual meeting of the Shareholders In the
ABOVE Company, will be held at the ONCE Of o. A.
read Co, Cleveland, Ohio, March lst, 1854, at
O'Clock P. NJ. l.. W. FORD,
iarq II
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Tue Company bave the following Assets:
Cesh in Bank and on 1887 5s
Cleveland, Columbus & CinciUnah Railroad
stOck................ -. 59,OOO 90
Buffa and STATE Line Railroad Stock. 20 % 20
Columbus and Aenia Railroad StOck..-...., 5000
Cleveland Iron Mining Company Stock. 5,O9rO0
Etie and Pittsburgh Railroad Bonds....... 600 90
United states stocks I9 go 90
L0ans (Real Estate and Stock Securities). 222O ~
Real Estate and Leasehold PTOperty....... 72O1 %
Bills 1855 "A
Accrued l075 90
Due the Company acCOunt................ POS IS
Personal Property, (WTecking Pump, Sc).,, POP II
Secured Capital (Real tate and stock Sc
curitiesJ 100 20
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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs;
nonsipation inward Piles, Fulness Of Blocd 20 the
Head, AcidIty OF the Stomach, HRu5eas Heart
burn, disgust for Fooa, fullhess or
weight in the Stomach, Sour
EructatfonB, Sinking or
fIuttering ct the
Pit of the Stomach swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Dificult breathing, Fl1ttering at the
Heat Choking or sufOostiDg Sensa-
tions when IN u ing POSTURE
Dimnass OF Vision, Dots
or Webs before
fhe sight Fsysr and Duli Psin IN the Head, Dell
cienoY OF Presentation, Yellownsss Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain Ia the Side, Bsok Chestl
Linbs &C., Srdder Flusf es Of
Of Heat, Burning in the
glesh. constant
ImGsiuinTsof Evil, and great Depression OF s1iTifa
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7 n n . 7 = .,
We have this day removed our stock Of Goods from
Is River and I9 MeadOwSis, to l45 Water and 90 and
4s Union-Sts, where, with largely increased stock
OF Goods, shall be able TO offer Inducements 70
purchasers; and ahall be happy 70 our old Gus
| toners, and ss many new once may favor with
] 3 call. II. GARRETSOH & co.
/ Decamber l, 1875. daco-I4I
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NTOTTOE To RTTLDERS-

NOTICE TO BUILDERS -SEAL-
IN ED Proposals will be received at the Ofice Of
The City IntirmaTy, until u O'Clock NJ. March lsf
1854 for erecting two additional wings, ION the east
end Of the City Infrmary Building to be used
"Crazy House."
Plans and Specifications for the same can be found
on file in said InfirmaTy Office
The Board of Inhrmary invite the submission Of
bids ryiDg the right to accept reject tho same
By order Of tbs Bard. G.. WHEATON.
febI-I9S
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ESTATE OF G. B STORER-NO-
TICE is hereby gwen that 1 have beea appointed
Administrator Of the Estate Of g. B. storer late of
Cleveland, West Side. CARLO5 L. JONES.
Cleveland, Feb. 18th, 1854. febl5-l39
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RF FASTER'S SALE.-PursusHt to the
lyA command Of q deeretsl order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas OfCuyahogs county,
Ohio, at the suit Of Charles W. Heard against
Bensjah Barker, ct. al, shall offer for sale st
public auction, at the door Of the Common Pleas
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland, IN SAID
county, on the 9th day Of February, 1864, at the
hour Of 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, the following Real Es-
tate, tO-Wit:
Situated in the city of Cleveland, in the county
OF Cuyhogs, and State Of Ohio, and is known as
part Of ten acre lots number sixteen, in sald
city, and as subdivision lots number one, two,
three, four five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten and
eleven; being thirty feet front esch, and one
hundred and twenty-five feet deep and are
together bounded as follows: Easterly and west
eriy by the east and west lines Of said ten acre
| lot No. I6, and southerly by Burwen street, and
| is poEflsp Of the same land conveyed by Or
| landO Cdeer and wife, to Elizabeth Barker, BY
deed datedApril 1st, 1856, be the same more OF
less but subject to ali legal highways. said lots
/ we're appraised at two hundred and seventy
| dollars each. Whole appraisal, S2,970.
D. ". GAGE, Master Commissioner.
| 8. WILLIAMSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
| ian26:I39.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

M " AIOH 10 hHhEDl vi Din
IN That an application was made to the City COun-
ell Of the City Of Cleveland the 18th day Of Janu
hFY, 1884, By the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, for the vacation for the reasons therein
stated OF so much OF Bank-St. in said City as lies
north Of a line drawn parallel with the northerly
line Of Lake-St., and twenty-f0ur rods nOrtherly
therefrom, which application will be for action on
the part fsaid City Council the sth day Of March
1854. ianI4-I3g
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MASTER's aALE.


TASTER'S SALE. - Pursuant to
Nl decretal order Of sale, issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyshoga Coun-
ty, o., in an sction therein pending wherein
Henry D. Stratton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark
Caroline Clark John Packard, Hannah c. ALLEN,
Solomon Bowles and HoratiO N Wilbur are De-
PENDANTS, shall expose for sale at public auc-
ton st the door Of the Court House in said Coun-
ty, on the nineteenth day Of March, A. D. 1864,
at two o'clock P. NJ, the lands and tenements
described as follows, to wit; Situate IN the City
of Cleveland, IN the County Of Cayahoga and
State OF Ohio, and is known as part OF Sub-L0t
No. (6) six, IN A. W. Walworth's subdivision Of
of original city lots Nos III to l24 and $50 to 49,
on the north side Of Eagle street in the City Of
/ Cleveland, and bounded southerly BY the line
Of Eagle street, westerly by the lOtline between
/ sub-lots FIVE and six, northeriy py James
/ Church's rope walk, and easterly BY line drawn
through said lot No six, from front to rear par
alle with the westerly line Of the lot and thirty
/ five feet distant thereirom, be the same more or
/ less.
Appraised at three thousand dollars $4,000.
| JOSEPH 8. GRANNI5,
| Master Commissioner.
/ February IG, 1894. febl6;l42
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From Rev. J. T. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding MsthO-
dist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
Bitters my family frequently, prepared to say
that IL has been Of great serVlcs believe that 10
most of general debility OF the system IL is the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have any
knowledge, Yours, respectfully,
J, Il. TURNER, 726 N. 10th st.
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From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Pa.
DR. O. NJ. .Jsckson-Dear Sir: Personal experience
enable mo to say that regard the German Bitters
prepared by you ss most excellent medicine. In
cases OF severe cold ami general debility have been
greatly by the Ofthe Bitters and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on others
Yours, tray, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa,
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From the Rev J. N. Lyons formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus IN. J.) and Milestown Pa.) Baptist
Churches.
DR.. o. M. JacksOn--Desr Sir; feel it a pleasure
thus OF my own hccO'd TO bear testimony 10 the ex
cellence OF the German BltteFs. SOme years siuce,
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, ] Used them
with very beneficial results. / have often racom-
mended them to persons enfeebled By that torment
ing disease, and have beard from them the most fiat
of general debility believe It to bo tonic that can
not be surpassed. J. NJ. LYONS.
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From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor or RoxbOr.
Ough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir: feel Il dua to your excel
lent preparation HOofsnd's German Bittsrs. 20 add
my testimony tho deserved reputation Il has OBJ
tanned. l have for years. al times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head aad nervous system.
advised by friend to try bottle of yOur Gar,
man Biftsrp. ! did 30 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief my health has teen very ma
torially beRehtted. confidently recommend the
article where meet with case similar to my own,
and have been assured by many OF their good eects
RONbOrough, Pa
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NOTICES.

UENRY INMAN'S ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed aud qualified Administrator Of
the estate Of Henry Inman deceased late OF Breeks-
vile, Ohio. WIN. l.. FURTER.
O.evelaud, Feb. L. 1864 l4ln
ESTATE OF WILLIAM ILETT.
~ Notice is hereby given that ] have been az
pointed administrative OF the estate Of William llett
late of Brooklyn, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
Macy ILETT.
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MOTIOk.-WALDO a. FISHER

L ~
IN Is this day admitted partner in our house, un-
der the hrm name Of d. Gsrretson Oo.
Deosmber 1853. d. H.GARRETSON& 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-29

BIBLES FROM THE NORTH FoR Hoop's ARMy.-
Our Northern brethren seem to have the Christian
spirit of the Spaniards who first settled America
Washington Irving relates, in his Knickerboeker
History Of New York. that the pous Spaniards after
preparing the Indians for Heaven, immediately sent
them there by shooting them. burning them, pour
ing hot lead down their throats and other such mild
measures The New York Bible Society Is trying to
ft us for Heaven, and the Yankee Generals propose
to send US there. The Selma Aississ,ppiaa Of The
10th says:
Sixteen thousand copies Of the Bible and Testa-
ment arrived in SELMA yesterday evening en- r0Hfs
for Hoods army. They are the frst installment Of
fifty Thousand presented the troops Of the Confsde-
rate States by the American Bible Society at New
York. They came by way OF Memphis.
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ARREsTED.-Ofieer William s. Jenkins arrested
yesterday afternoon, two negroes. named George.
slave to Mrs. Tmberiake, and Joe, the property Of
Mrs. Dimmock, charged with robbing Mr.. A. Is.
Small of Ss92 in money, one pair Of pants and two
pairs of shoes. Mr. Small was asleep Tuesday night
in the Transportation office, the corner OF Ninth
and Broad Streets and as George and Joe were Ola
the premises during the night, suspicion pointed to
them as the thieves. They will have hearing be-
fore the Mayor this morning.
Morris Kaufman, holding foreign protection pa
pers, was arrested yesterday afternoon BY ohioer
Crone with roll of leather in his possession, valued
ut five hundred dollars, stolen from George w Blu
ford. He was committed to the lower wateh-house.
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HusTIsss COURT, YEsrERDAY.--Judge Lyons pre-
sdiag.--William 8. Isaacs, indicted for stealing
horse from Lieutenant William II. Parker Of the
navy was found guilty By the jury and his punish
ment assessed at one year In the penitentiary.
The cases Of Granville Monfella, indicted for
William 7. Spillers, indicted Tor lasceny, will bc
disposed OF to-day.
The cases of James II. Saunders, indicted for
stealing ten brass cannon bushihgs belonging to
the Confederate States and John Ryan, indicted for
stealing money and gold ring, were continued till
next term at the instance Of counsel, Messrs j. L.
G. Danner and Daniel Radcliffe
The court then adjourned till 10 O'Clock this
morning
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TIE Amsriean Question In England.

The prospect of an nrmisticei IA America continues
to he the subject of anxious debate in England
The London Tines continues to represent that
the leclinof the North in favor of An nsisticc Il
RAPIDLY Increasing but tho idea h strongly com.
batted BY many who refuse 70 lslieve IN an axInia-
tice because Il would At once neccaaitate The raae
al thH blockade.
The Loudon 1sAses, u is city article q tAe 9Th
uxler the feaiur a. panic which - peace peeepee
knd created, eeeks ~ modily he fnnnclal
stens Il has raised N asuusne that y y w
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HrAvr RossiRY AND AxnrsT of PAHrrKs II.
sLIcArrD.-A tew jays since, Nr. Joseph Brumms
having occasion to examine some papers which hs
had deposited in box in which ~ bad . large
amount of gold and filver and Coufeaeraee money.
dscovercd that he had been robbed q about thseo
Thousand dollars In specie, besides several Thousand
more IN paper money. Suspicion resting upon .
negro grl IN his employ, he ksd her brought BEFORE
hin, and questioned her about the matter, when she
acknowledged. heF guilt, but stated that she had
given the most Of what she had stolen to twu negro
fellows who had been Waiting her. by the nanne a.
Ralph, slave u ". b. Turner, aud Willis, dave q
Richard James These negroes were arrested ard
upon searching their rooms and persons. there vas
found about one hundred and seventy Ave iOlIass
in gold coil one thousand two hundred dollars in
Confederate notes, gold watch and chain, and one
trunk and valise crammed with an assortment ~
new clothing which could not oe purchased, Il pre-
sent prices, tor less than Ave or sx thousand dol
lars One Of the. negroes, upon whom vas found
five twenty gold pieces and seven hundred and
fifty dollars in Confederate notes, acknowledged re-
eeiving from Mr.. Brumn.eFs girl thirty-seven
twsnty-doilar gold pieces, tso of which !.
watch and chain, and the balance be had exchanged
for Confederate money and purchased clothing
with. From the preparations which these negroes
had made, there Is very little doubt that they med
tated levanting to the Yankees. In the trunk and
valsc which were found in their room, there vas
packed away some ten pairs Of French {fancy1 cas-
smerc pants, several fne dress and business cloth
and cashmere coats, one dozen white and ColoSed
linen shirts (never worn) the finest black cashmere
hats, several ladies' dress patterns, large and
pairs Of drawers, ncck-ties, one splendid beaver
cloth ovcrcoat, and miscellaneous collection of
toilet soaps hair, clothes and shoe brushea &c. &c.
They were taken before the Mayor yesterday, who
pfo0lptly remauded them for examination before Tia
4 nuseinss csast upon hearing the syidsaeeAsD
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INJURED BY AN ExPLosIos.-Y Yesterday morn
ing about o'clock, while Mr.. +. f. Rust, an en-
ployee at the Confederate States Laboratory, was
engaged in testing friction primers, box Of them
suddenly exploded, injuring him severely about the
hands, face and eyes. He was soon after removed 10
his residence the lower part Of the city, where,
late last evening, he was lying in critical condi-
ton. The wounded man is son Of Mr.. Thomas A.
Rust an old and we'll known citizen VI tins place.
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Hf5T LATE ARRIVALS OF BLOCKADE Goops
AT BELyIN'S BLOCK SHOE ST0RE.-Ladies,
Misses and Children's Shoes, with large stock OF
Mems wear Boots aud Shoes. A nice assortment Of
Hats this day received Having the largest stock
in the south, we will try to please many Of our
customers can
sc 29-lt DARBY, READ x GENTRY.
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HARBoRrEs DEsERTERs. Baker, Of Henry
county, Virginia, charged with harboring dsserters
from the Confederate army, Was committed to Castle
Thunder yesterday 1t is alleged against Baker that
two Of his sons who have for time been absent
from the army, have been purposely screened nom
arvast hv him
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, I

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Il OANS ON THE SECURITY OF TIE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT NON-TAXADIE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW deposits on call will be received by tie
Treasurer III this city, Assistant TreaSurers at
Charleston AMI Mobile, ani the Dorositaiies at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savan,
nah aud Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
the same bearing interest ut the rate OF four per
cent per annlIIn ana secured by the hypothecation
VI an amount OF the above bonds equal to the sum
u tlesc lUaus The bonds TO be SGT apart by the
Treasurer and tle proceeds. when sold, applied eX-
lhisycly 10 the payment OF the said certificates.
The sccunty and Convenience afforded TO banks
ami other corporations, and TO the public generally,
by this mode Of temporary Investment, ana the ei-
feet OF the measure, if generally adopted IN keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds il is hoped
VIII commend il TO tle favorable consideration Of the
community AID secure their prompt cooperation i'll
carrying it into effect. q. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
RICHMOND, July %, 1861 au 22-ts
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BuRGLARY.-On Tuesday afternoon the residence
Of James Allen, Second street, between Baker
and Duval, was broken into during the absence Of
the family and robbed Of seventy-fivs dollars ia
gold and silver coin several silk dresses, and other
valuable articles Of wearing apparel. The door to
the building was forced open with an axe. which
picked up in the yard by the burglarious operator