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LIE sExE--Un ministre faisant tine oraison fu-
nebre sur lie corps dun fdele, ayant oublie son
seAe s'adressa un 1rlandais pres de lui ct lui
dit: Est-ce un frere on une susur?
Nj Fun nj lautre repartit Pat; c'est simple
ment un cousin
Nlais CONNIE le mot cousin en- anglais est des
de.lx genres, le minstre fut aussi efni,agrasse
qu'avant. =. =" -
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LIE Boston Traveller observe qu'un industriel
est sur lie point dimaginer un jeu de cartes jou-
er sur lequel seront representes les figures des
officers en- renom de Iarmee abolitioniste. i
Quel immense quantite voudront stye valet
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Bons ! Inter6t.

TE suis autorise par le Secretaire de la Tresore
u rie d'emettre des certifcats pour des bons de
mile piastres, payables en- or ou en- argent. a
vingt ans, linteret payable annuellement en- nu-
lneraire ou en- cotton, au taux de six = ace ster-
ling on 12a cents par livre pour le New Orleans
Milling, qui sera delivrG TN de nos ports de
ner. LIE prix des bons &ts Gxe a so pour cent
de prime, prix, auquel je les offre; c'est-a-dire
pour chaque $500 payees je donnerai un certi-
feat qui donnera droit a un Bon de $1,000, don't
la moitie sera payee en- billets du Tresor, ennis
ayant lie mois d'Avril 1868.
A. DESMARE,
Depositare des Etats Confederes.
Opelousas, 19 Dec. 1863.-37tf.
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LIE COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs,
Publi6te Samed; par Joel H. Sandoz.

Public te Saneds par joel Ell. Sandoz.
CONDITIONS:
L'abonnement est de DIX piastres par an paya.
bles d'avanee GU dou1e piastres la fin de Fannee.
Aucun abonnenleat ne sera arrete avant que les
arrerages ne soient payes,- a snoins que l'edteur
ne lie juge convenable.--Et les abonnes qui de-
sireront arreter Ieur Announcement devrent en- DON
ner avis par ferit au moins quinze jours ayant lie
terme de leur Advancement.
Les avis seront inseres rason d. vingt-cinq
cents Ia Ggne pour chseune des trois premieres
publication, ct dix cents Ia ligne pour chaque pu-
bication subsequente. Quand on traitera de gre
a gre avee l'Edteur, une deduction liberale sera
faite pour les avis permanents.
Tout avis, 4 moins ouil men soft autrement
ordonne, ,sera pubEsen traneais ct en- anglais ius-
QUA &c qu'il soft retire, on jusqa'a ce que pEdi-
tsur huge canVenable de fe retirsr. E*#s
- ..se,n, % ,,aferest rs
piastfes pour ehaaus eandiaat. ct d'ayance.
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QUARTER GENERAL
BUREAU DE L'OFFICIER. ENROLEUR }
DE LA PAROISSE ST. JANnRy

Opelousas q Janvier 1864
ATTENTION de tous ceux qui sont sujets
- la conscription ct qui reclament une ex,
emption du service miltaire pour cause d'incapa.
cite physique, est appellee aux Ordfes Generauz
sulvants, elnanant des Quarters Geneyauz tlu
District des Consents de la Louisiana.
w. G. MORRELL. Capt A. c.
Et Officer Enroleur de Ia Paroisse St. Lundry
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n ES personnes qui ont en- leur possession
- telles armes ct accoutre,nents voudront
hien immediatement ME les envover. d mon Quar-
tier General a Opelousas. II est a esperer que
Get appel ne sera pas en- vain, ct que ces arlnes
du Commencement qui sont lnaintenant nactyes
entire les mains des citoyens de catte Parosse Sc
ront rapporees sans dclai an gu elles soient pla-
Gees entire les mains des braves du sc battent
pour vos foyers.
w C. MORRELL, Capt. 4. C.
Et Officer Enroleur de la Paroisse St. Landry.
16 Jan-41
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poUR LA VIRGINIE.-Le Capitaine A. Perro-
din du Zoe Regiment des Volontaires de la
Louisiana, partira pour la Virginie vers lie 4
Fevries, ct prendra les lettres que Ion destinera
a la Virginie, ct que pon laissera au nagasin de
n. Jules Perrodin. d Opelousas.
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o p e l. o " S a. 6
sAMEDI MATIN 80: 30 JANyIER 1861

~ -CeuS qui ont des vieux complies a notre
bureau sont averts encore une fois, que nous
receyons les blets Confederes au pair. en- pale.
1nent de vieies CONNIE de nouveles dettes. Con
trairement Ia maniere d'agir de beaucoup, nous
desirerions voir ToUs nos debiteurs venir regler
leurs complies de la msniere que nous prcposons,
attendu que nous n'avons pas su thesauriser ct
que solvent notre gousset ne content pas ce qui
est necessalre pour Sc procurer soft un boisseau
de farine de mais soft un quarter de yiande, uue
charretee de bois &c, encore moins une robe
dindienne Oh un capot.
Nous appelons snrtout fattenton des admins
trateurs de successions d rappel ci-dessus.
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La CAPTURE pU CHESAPEAKE

Les depeches suivantes. rccues llier i New
York, ont cause parn les arnateurs TT les COM
pagnies de steamers, une emotion tacile a COM
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Opelonsas, 8 Janvier 1854
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-05
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
as~ OFFICE-No l04 King street, over
s,one's. formerly French's Book Store,
KUpATRTCK's EXPEDITION.

n
Gen. Kilpatrick 5 expedition has succeeded
IN reacling-the Peninsula. Gen. Butler
,elegraphs from Fortress Monroe to President
Tiocoln that Fitzpatrick reached the Federal
lines on the Peninsula, ON Thursday last, with
4be loss Of one hundred and fifty men from
skirmishes by the way Among the missing
isCol. Dahlgreen, who, with five hundred men,
led the advance, and also Colones Cook and
Jitcbfeld. The Two former it IS supposed,
were taken prisoners. What became of the
latter is not mentioned.
The Army correspondent of the New York
Tribune writes:
ssThe latest dispatches from Fitzpatrick to
Gen. Pleasanton, dated Spottsy lvanla Court
House, Sunday morning Ii clcck, states that
he crossed the Rapidan at Ely's Ford at 4
o'clock A. M on Sunday, surprised the Rebel
pickets asleep, and captured captain, lleuten.
ant and fifteen men. The concluding words OF
his dispatch were Twenty miles nearer
Richmond, and all right Will double my bet
Of S., 900 that enter Richmond.
"Custars division on Lees left decoyed
90 the Rebel Cavalry away from Fitzpatrick S
proposed line of raid, aid will surely give
him twenty-four hours start OF Jeb Stuart $
tired horses, if they hurry hack from Charlotts.
vile in pursuit. Confidence IN Fitzpatrick $
success here is weakened only by the arrival in
Richmond recently and unexpectedly OF Long
streets formidable veterans Fitzpatrick was
ready in saddle two weeks ago, when per
mission to start was finally conceded. The
delay in striking the blow gave time to the
Retel Government to hurry Longsfreet back
from Tennessee. But Fitzpatrick has 5000
picked men and several mounted batteries,
and, for rapidty Of motion, marches IN three
columns, and wastes as he goes right and lett
Of each Of the three lines.
The Washington Star states that Gen. Kill
patrick drove the enemy into and through
their Notifications into the suburbs OF Klch~
mond, but not succeeding in penetrating to
the city, he afterwards ade several Intellectual
efforts to reach the Army Of the Potomac, and
then made for the Peninsula.
It is reported that he destroyed a large por-
tion Of the Virginia Central Railroad, and sew
eral mills and other property along the James
river. including the canal
Hon. Reyerdy johnson in the Senate on
Monday made defence of Generals Mcclellan
and Hooker from an attack made upon them
BY Senator Wilkinson The Maryland Sena-
tor laid the responsibility for the many defeats
sustained by the army of the Potomac upon
Executive internedling with the plans OF
Generals
The Empire Office, at Dayton, was complete
y riadled yesterday BY some soldiers Of the 44th
Ohio. In melee that occurred shortly after
wards, cne man was killed and two soldiers
wounded. The home guards were called out
90 suppress the disorder,
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u. S. CONGRESS. In the Senate yesterday,
the Committee Of Conference again reported
on the dsas sreeing votes Of the TWO houses IN
regard to the tax on liquors, and recommended
that the Senate recede from It's amendments.
The recommendation was concurred IN; and,
as the bill now stands, domestic liquors are
taxed sixty cents per gallon from the passage
of the act until the lst Of July, the tax ceas,
ing at that date. The tax Of forty cents 90
imported LIQUORS is retained. The uil to pre-
vent all persons engaged IN the military and
naval service from interfering IN elections came
no as tie special order, and at the close OF
Mr.. Powell's speech on the subject, the Senate
adjourned
In the House OF Representatives the session
was occupied prime ipally with the consideration
Of private bills.
The Boston Traveller says IA married
lady, residing ia the neighborhood OF this city,
whose husband holds a position in the Boston
Custom House, has been one of the largest
contractors in this State for furnishing sup
plies to the army Her contracts during the
last year for clothing, are said TO have amount
ed to half million dollars, and it isreported,
though we are inclined to believe this must he
an exaggeration, that the fetal amount OF all
her contracts since the commencement OF the
war, aggregate nearly two millions OF dollars
On one of her contracts she lost some money,
but on the others she has realized handsome
profits.
Rev. Thos. Starr King, died in San Fran
cisco yesterday.
A despatch from Fort Smith, dated March
2, says:-'At Little Rock General Blunt and
staff are expected daily. There will probably
be a conflict of authority between Generals
Blunt and Tnayer as to the command OF the
troops in this district. Under recent orders
from General Steele, all the troops In this dis
trict have been placed in charge OF General
Thaver. If the order is carried out, General
Blunt will be a General without any troops,
The following order has been sert to the Fed"
eral commanding officer at Fayettevllle:- Head
quarters District of the Frontier, Department
Of Arkansas, Fort Smith, Ark, February
24.-To Lieutenant Colonel Bishop, Command
ing at Fayetteville: Hang or shoot every guer-
lila caught in this vicinity when the mans are
captured or the telegraph wires cut
The " ashington Star says Provost Mar"
shall General Fry has suspended the rules re-
curing the draft to take place on the 10Th
instant. A subsequent day will be announced
In t;nae To make al necessary preparalloDs.
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The Narional Lnteligencor, In thc course q

some reflections on the present condition o.
4ffairs, says; 4 aid ali these evils which Gail
for humiliation, OF at least for soberness anc:
recollection Of thought, what do We witness
The increase and spread of luxury and extTav~
agance on ev7ry hand. 4 spirit Of spacuiatlon
pefvades all classes Of people. The 1nEation
OF the currency lends itself 20 the deLuslons Ct
those who make haste TO get rich. Dur great
cities, if we may trust the representations
which reach IFS, are fII5d with the ''bo0ths o1
Vanity Fair" All forms CT popular aouse~
,nent are patronized beyond precedent. Tho
very winter quarters Of oUr armies are invaded
by the train Of Pleasure, and 1.-The sound Of
reyelry by night" il ball and dance preIude9
the opening Of The spring canpaign'
The Washington Chronicle states thaf 4
'1etter from the Army Of the Potomac: re-
ceived or Thursday night. mentions that
cantriD, lieutenant, and ten men, 1oserteTS
from the Contederates, came into the Federal
lines on Tuesday, They state they had pee2
receiving full ratlous since the FIRST Of February
and that che Confederates are hopeful ot their
cause.
Nearly FIVE hundred dollars worth % t1e
stolen iewelry obtained at the room OF Marco
Benedetti, Phladel phia, has been Unidentified
as having BEN stolen from the store or Nesst5.
Ball Black Il Co., OF New York. This makes
about one thousand dollars worth lndenf'aed
bv Baltimore, Washington and New York
firms.
4 dispatch from San Francisco, states that
''since the sailing OF The steamer Eoiden Cl'T
II has transpired that she took S713,00 I'D
treaYure for New York, instead Of the SNm
heretofore reported Twenty soldiers went #'
q guard designing TO return frona Panama by
the next steamer. In addition to her aTn1a~
mept an extra 100. .pounder Parrott gun WIS
mounted OF, her forward deck, so that, conS1d-
ering her speed, even the Alabama would ma
Il difficult work 60 capture her. No armed
messengers were allowed 70 sail on her.
r. the Baltimore Annual Conference yester-
day, the Virginia district having been Called
the Rev: John Lanahan, presiding elder, re-
Dyrted ''that, Notwithstanding the difficulties
which surrounded thar entire district con-
siderable amount Of good had resulted from the
labor of the past year Reports from AIezao-
dria show that it is rapidly recovering It's 1o<"
mer high position re!iglous!y.
President Lincoln has directed shat the
sentences Of all desersers who have been co0~
demned by court martial TO death: and which
have not been otherwise acted upon Ev him, be
initiated 10 Imprisonment during The war 81
the Dry Torgugas, Florida
Mink skins. DOW worth from :oof 70 seven
= l vouo Gcrronr|zy heavy IN the mar,
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AUCTION SALES
BY 0rubbs 4 wlni4s.f. Auetioueers.
FUTURE DAYa


1--WE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
AS W0oDLAwN,"' WITH ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND ON
THE WESTIIAM ROAD, THREE MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND. FOR RENT; AND SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
HORSES, MULES, cows, FARMING uTEN.
SILs, &c, AT AUCTION.-i'y request Of the
executor Of James G. SPOTS, deceased, VIZ
will rent at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, for fifteen months from LIT October 1864
To LIST January, lS66,-oh FRIDAY, 30th Sep
tcnber, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ ahe valuable and beau
tiful Farm lately occupied by Mrs SPOTS, situated
above stated, within the outer line Of foTtifica-
items, and acceSsitl" by the Grove ami WCsthanI
roads. About che hundred and fifty acres atg
cleared and adapted to the usual crops ami yegeta-
bles. 1t has also variety Of irUts dc. The dwe,-
linz is ot brick, with Eve ,oOin', beside bIecmcnt,
hall and closet there az also tWo outer building
with four ROOMS each, large barn, eorn-Cfib, stl-
bles, 81.
The Dwelling IL s,tustcd.in "a tine grove, with an
abundance Of good water and the GeiehboIhoOd j.
in every respect Desirable being free from dcprcda
tons by the soldiers.
Any one III search OF \ really pleasant home, with
good land attached, could not do better than attend
on the day above named, Possession will be given
ii
Immediately after renting the Farm, W. will sell
the Household ard Kitchen Furniture, con, istinG
of the usual variety; two Horses, two Mules, fcu
Cows, Carts, wagons, and Farming Utensils ii
every kind. Also, good Family Carriage, &c
TsRMs: Eenrpayahc quarterly, IL advance. FOr
the personal property, cash
Sc - GktbB5 WILLIAMS, AuCtionecrS.
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AuuTroR sALas


By William,on n Co, ApctioncerR,
No s91 N .ia street, lttween Ninth and Tenthl
Is'AfT25lss,, ,,,,,pr
CUOCkERYWARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, &c,
Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY the Esd instant, commencing at 10
O'Clock III the morning se will sell at s4lessooTu
no. -! Main street, assortment uf GOODS, con-
sstihe 81 the following and other aItIsics.
tine Rosewood Hcveu-octayO Piano,
! fine NJ ,hu~lHy Chamber suite,
Euas,i and othct tiITctz,
lliluI, tlna aUl Windsor Oh liT5,
Har-,0if and Cane Rocker
bnInG, panlor and Kitchen fables,
It:C-a-irifs and lounge,
FIcn.h Jenny Lind aud Cottage Belsteads,
Feather Beds
HAIR M Shuck Mattresses
Pillows, Boi~tcT- Streets, Blankets, &c, d.
Pictures. Mirrors &c,
Clgs, ard CrogkCEywgrc,
In,y Articles,
Clothing Boo; and shoes,
Gold and SILVER Watrhe-.
ii i!rua T. Carpet come OF which are very
nr.
And AZ - u',o,k NJ,
uHe eS,,Qrnt II ~. Is al! oiy prime Wagon.
$" u WILLIAMSON = 90, AuetIouc"fs.
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For villain bonds and despot's sw,

" Enough no foreign foe could Quell
Her soul, till from ,fseJ II teiF,
And ESTABLISHMENT paved the way
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
'FICF OF THT HICHHJED FEFGFEIiR-btEu sr,I1
POTOMAC RAILGOkp tGNUAS4.
Kichm0H-; September IL, 1861 !

kichmon-; september II. 1861
NJ OTI G + There bong no depot IT
| Z Hamilton Cg1,sIlss tuur since tDotf I,. IIv-
ton by the tcny,i .'ty ii Guinea, l.tuoi o. tllt.
t"rvld, this company wall not be punaie lul tuc
safety delivery Of ANY iIeigitS received OF to bt
delivered al either II those points except while the
same are being transported ~ it. car lat viii
cclvr tho same Ton tan pUyt3:Uu only 1t the II 81
while 1t tuo.e points 81 the owners cUu4lgnJTs al
consfcnet- No he permitted to remain az
any Of these points longer than necessary 10 o.fsi
ana unload them. All freight. therefore intended
to be carried IN them should be 1T thvse stations
before the arrival Of the freight trains, and persons
expecting 70 receive at any OF them any articles Of
freight earnestly advised 20 previous IN
formation of the time Of their coming.
No article OF freight, consigned to any point on
this railroad at which there Is no depot will be
CCiycd by any agent OF this company unless accom-
panied bya release III writing, signedby the eonsigncr
or owner Of all liability Of this company for loss or
INJURY to such article, occurring after its arrival at
the point to which it allall be Consigned.
trelsHs intended for points north OF Hanover
Junction wiu Be- received until further notice only
at the Depot Of the Virginia Central railroad
Mondays and Thursday, between the hour Of A
NJ AMI L. Nj, and f.siEht5 coming from these
points viii be delivered at the same place, between
the same hours, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
must III all cases be promptly removed from the Nir
ainia Central railroad depot their arrival there
or they viii he stored or lctuIned at the expense OF
the owners Consignors should, III every case, pre-
yiously advise their Consgnees this city of their
sending such freight
Passenger and Mail Trains will daily leave Rich
m0nd At i \ NJ and arrive ut II lIuIltoII's Crossing
At 10 10 A. NJ Leave IIamilton's Gro ing at , 10
4 Nj arrive IN Richin0nd ut 10 T. NJ
n. B.-Untl the South Anna bridge shah have
been rebuilt, only q limited quantity OF hight bag
gage can be carried for each passenger.
se lit S. RUTH, Superintendent.
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TRtA.ra, us,,stn..
NUNF NFi VT NJ II. ~ ~ UII y
Richmond, Va, August -. lSGi

ID EQUATIONS FOR CAHitllNG
Ia, INTO EFFECT THE hCl o. tUNall@5
IMPROVED JUNE -, 1854, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS on REGtSiEklb EiulIT PER tEEt
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER 1fIE PROVISIONS of
THE ACT APPROVED MAY IL, 1851, Ia N
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON bONIS -
PaTtIe= owning registered csht per cent. tnnts
under the act ot May lG, lsoi lc-iinP to e,,itr-e
them for coupon tondS, viii assign them, ~ the
manner pointed out in ia, printed cHdoi hrut On
the back OF the certificate, TO the "toGi,dtt'ttc
States u America, IN exchange for coupon bonds -
and cause them to be FTCeHted to IL, Bcrl.t,r 1t
the Treasury Department, who will tEtrp4lon, III
compliance with the rToy- .ouS Of the act OF june
H. IsGI issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
iii the registered bonds 50 assigned.
q. \. TRENHOLM.
au 29--ts Secretary OF thu Treasury.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY


Ey Williamson Il Co., Auctoneeis,
mo, 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
M AGNIFICENT FURNITURE,
Na SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO,
FINE BRUSSELS, VELVET AND TAPESTRY
CARPETS, HANDSOME MIRRORS, OIL
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS,
A BEAUTIFUL AND, vALUA-
BILE ASSORTMENT or
GLASS AND CHINAWARE,
FINE HORSE AND CARRIAGE, AND HOUSE
To BE RENTED, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, commencing at
~ cello u No We wall ssi at the residence Of Mr.
Z. Il Rye5, on lffacc, bctwren Foushce and Adams
streets, his entire HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE The Antilles are all choice aud val
uasic IN fact, a finer, more attractive, more
valuable assortment has never been offered ior ale
IN tht4 a.tE.
invited to cali at the house on Monday, the 9Th
instant, between the hours OF 10 \. NJ and 5 2. VI.
We would enamerate as follows
PARLOKS
/ Splendid Rosewood Plrlor Suite,
do. Walnut do do,
do. Rosewood Piano, seven utiaves,
knabe & Gaclc, makets,
splendid Rosewood Etlgrt,
handsome Pier Mirrors,
= sts Lac aud Dana. k Curtains,
Splendid Velvet Carpets,
Eura. ~t,tuettC4,
Fine OH Paintings,
Beautiful EngrayiHgs,
Maibie-t0p Tables,
Rosewood Bookcase,
Oak d.,
Window shade,
Reception and either Chairs.
CHAMBERS
Mahogany Chamber suite,
lttk do. do,
J.,.y tiUr Ia b1osu,- t,.b:rfn.s
do. DO do WaYiruh"a.
Marli,-top and other WashstaMis,
Toilet set, t-c., &c,
Hair Mattto=. Is, Feather Beds,
Linen and Cotton sheets,
Biaubets Omits, *,
BTi~-.i- and Tapestry Carpets
FaeHch t2l-iay) Clock
DINING ROOM,
/ Maria" EtegT5-Top Slrhoari
| fine walnut Extension Table
very iine asaortment Of Glass and
Crockeryw1re, consisting Of Tea and
Dinner SITS, Pilates Dishes, Goblets, Wine
Glasses, Fruit and Cake Stands, &c, &c.
linen Table Cloths, Napkins,
Knives and Forks
Tin Saies, Refrigerator,
Dinlng-Boom Chairs.
KITCHEN
EsocIicnt Cooking Stove ana Furniture,
y tine a. ortWcnt Of hnTdTe.
STABLE
/ Ezeallent Fh.,tou- tur one or two lIoIse7,
very fac Horse,
set d"ubly IE1iness,
/ set single II un"-~.
ALSO,
One fine Cabinet Sewing Machine
We VIII commence the sale by Utl,Iiue the House
To- rent Il la. tgt rooms, with basement, bath
Lo,c, and kitchen, with four rooms; ga+; hot ana
cold "atyr-lipo al through it; excellent range
9tI.hcl Il built Of bIi,l; has Just been painted
and ptIeTtl I. eStCttaUE rrT,tT, il. stable
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NsIS3S NIKGINIA JNChNtN VIII.
ItE open tftouJ CA MONDAY, &Gth "t Sep
i,rnler. un Seventh street, between Mu-h.tii and
clay streets, ia tin rear 81 thc former 'e~lrn'e u
the Hon James Lyons aud on" -'""i "b"Ee The
S, haoi-io.Ju tn,mcI, oral7cd by MiSse> &aihe and
Mliiie fGn FERNS for iift hiatt s'slon IN advance ;
tn@Ash course, i25; Ffeueh OF Latin, 20 fuH,
10 $50 u 1T
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TREASuRT DEPARTMENT, }

COEEEpFRlTE STATES or AMfgIcA.
I DAMS ON TIE SECURITY or TIE
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX FEB
CENT NON-TAXAELE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CUREENiY
LAW Deposits call Will Do received rs the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurer 10
Charleston ana Mobile, and the p,pysitJu,, 81
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, S4taH-
uth ana Mnntgumery, AMI certificate viii b. l..i
for The same, bearing interest at the rate ~ ag lrr
cent per AMMAN, AMI sclltci by tho hlputrejts,U
If IA amount OF the above bonds equal 30 tie sum
81 thee loans. The bonds to be SGT apart by tie
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, 9pfHri ta-
clusively 10 the tyment OF the sad eerthcate.-
The security and convenience atlori,I L. btrks
9ni other corIoritioUs AMI 10 the public generally
bY thu moie at temporary investment, AMI Oh, e.
feet al the measure, IT generally adopted, IA trs-
iu4 the currency sithinmudrrate bound 1t is hoped
will commend Il 10 the favorable consideration II ie
community aud secure their prompt cooperation IL
carrying It into effect. a TRENHOLM.
Secretary VI The iTg1 .u'y.
RIgENo&D, july -, 1864. Bu 81.