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JOlNl hEoOlsO iAOIOTlN0
IN tain Amerdnt nis to ths CONSTITUTION.
Be II resolved hy the senate pnd II OF Represont
Assembly met, That the allowing ahi. ndmsnts be pr
posed tn the Of the Comm wealth In accord
nnce with N provisions # the cath article there If
1herc shal b. onal seelon TO IN third 4rtio
Of he Constitution, 10 be de'guaied as section four,
~ eton g. whenever any Of the qualified electors
tbs tUmmunweA III = al be In any actual military ,e
wee, uEdcra relusiuOn from tie rrosident of TIE Une
htatrs, or by the authority Of this Common ealth su
eevto exercise The right Uf suTaLe In all cleo tod
b, he ctis tns uuder such regula a. are, shall b
pesc bed ~ aw as fully as they were presen, at the
usr al prh' ., o &C n
eleven article e tnc Co slitutun. TO be desl4nated
sect rs eeh a. nine a, iol'ow.-
ooniphnl han one sab yet. which SHAH he clear
expresses IN rbo ue, exc pt npP'opr ation blls."
Prsit ting any powe = OF privileges IN any where u
autlo ~ tn ant such powers or prvi oies. has been
m heIper DO, conferred upon the cOutt Of this COn
HENRY JOHNSON,
Speaker OF the House OF Reprasenta ives
JOHN T.. PENNEY,
speaker o. tue Satate
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMON
.. HARmsBURo, April 25, 1854
~~) / 90 hereby certify thal tbs oreSong Is a n,I
- tim If he General Assembly, eniiued " 4 Joi7
Resolution proposing certain Am ndnents 70 the COhst
tuon ~ the sGhas nmains OH e In this nffice
In tesim whereof, have hereunto set my bBld aI
caused tht seal Of the SecretaryB Office 10 be aKed t
DAY and year above written.
Secretary of the Commonwealth
The above Resolution Avihg been agree. by ajoh
OF the memt Of ach House, at two essive sessO
OF the Gsn-ia Assembly of his Co au9nwealin, 'he pr
posed enis vim be submitted the people for the
Bdt ptCn REJECTION, on the hrst TUESDAY Of August,
the Lord IN usand elgh hundred and sta,
four in aecordai with the pEeglsi1ns the tenth ar
OF the Constitution, and he act ened AN Act prsscr
Il tho me- manner OF submitting 30 the people. Y
their AppTU, and ratification or reectOu the Ocel
amendments TO the Consu nton." approved the twent
third day Of Af one thousand eight hundred and skt
iOui. ELI NLiFkhs
ap97-ftAu7 Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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a COMPANY r. GRAY RESERVES. .-rdE
Il ComDuuy Il now Roori luz at tile ACmjry, BROAD
N street below Race, hrd wtu 10 - once.
.l Former members AZ good Ct generally are In
Yed "a attud at the Armory AM earol their names.
By oTGer. he. kENSEDi, Captain.
q G. BEHM, @. \. bll-3ts
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INSTITUTES $3.50 BOUN CY.-

"a OIEICL CIrsEN"' Won. SuEsrTUTK CJMlnIIEE,
n No ii2 PRUS NJ II Get, in -. lSit
- This Committee IL prepared 60 recstvo NOlun-
tcers Whu at nd lab 70 m'lrart dntN. It Fi rave
g. stb.u es, AID - III pav the on the
same day the hund cd aud hy dbl in cash.
piihOt tec grt,ulI iNT con mission rbr1kcragN.
In additiun tu this, subs;Itu entltd 70 rweny
Eve DOilars' Go cIumtnt Bounty, and ono months ad
pay.
InT II TthOr pa Cubrs apply at ths office OF the Com
mutte, tetNt en- m 4. NJ. and n. VI.
Oar t iSieumet2 Hhaii uan lobn ThompSo',
j q 10, eupATru., 1reas'r. q. IN NJ Is. Penrose.
J. l. ClATk Haze, Henry &. Lta. yllA
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TUE MEMBERS OF COMPANY q,
"a EAERCuANTS' REGIMENT, are re1ues e 10 report
Vltitmsohes At tie Head1uareis OF the Re silnelt,
- CHESNIiT street. below Fihh
OLD MEMBERS HAVE A CHANCE FoR PRO-
MOTION.
Til. X. vo iRL,
Iyi9-9t kecrui Ing - 8'"-
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. GEORGE w. BUTLER begs
lvh leave to inform the readers of this paper
That, fearing there might be amongst them those
who, having the article In the Examiner of the
18th pertaining to alleged heavy dcfalcation, are
under the impression that Mr.. George W. Butler
left his wife III ignorance Of has intended departure
from the Confederacy she wishes it to be distinctly
understood that she was perfectly eognizant of all
his arrangements to that effect up to the time Of his
leaving. and that he left with her approval. Fur
thefmore that he left his dwelling On the morning
of the 10th, openly, and eithotf any disyase oAat
erer, allowing himself barely time to catch the train
As for the aspersions that have been thrown upon
Mr. Buffers character, Mrs. Butler is confident that
by all who have ever known Mr. Butler they viii be
treated with the indifference which IL se be proeed
they merit sc lite
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WE WOULD CALL THE ATTEN-

llCN Oh the 11OnOrabie mayor ana CITY
Council to the following facts, namely:
That number Of white persons from the city and
country, and negroes both free and slave from the
city and country, are allowed to occupy stands in
the markets and retail snack. cooked provisions
generally, with bread, pies and cakes Of every de-
septo. to the serious injury Of the interest Of ba-
kers and other citizens who are keepers of licensed
ordinances, and who pay the taxes demanded by the
Confederate and State Governments and the cor
porstion Of the city Of Richmand.
Some three white persons and sixteen negroes &C.
cupy stands daily at the First Market alone retail
log snaeks, cooked meats and vegetables, bread,
Pies and cakes. Their traffic Is Of benefit to the
community aUarge; they add nothing whatever TO
the public revenue, and are, above stated, a
source OF serious injury and annoyance to the feyu
iarty-hcensed ogdinaries and bakeries. We would
therefore, respectfully represent that this state oil
things Is not only unfair but unjust and would ask
that the evil be remedied, that an ordinance be
passed prohibiting the use Of market stands by UNI
licensed persons for the purposes above named
swif-N MANY CITIZENS
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
FFIcE OF THy RIcHIaSD, FREpERIckS AND i,
PoToMaC RAILROAD COMPANY, J
Richmond, September Il, 1861 J


n OFT + There being no depot at
~ uainilton's Crossing, nor since their destruc-
ton by the enemy, any IL Guinea, Pamela Ches-
teried this company will not be responsible for the
safety delivery OF any helghts received to be
delivered ri either OF those points, except while the
same being transported in its cars but will re-
ceive the for transportation only at the rsk
while At those points, OF the ogners, oonsgnors
c0ns!gnees. No cars can he permitted 70 remain at
any OF these points longer is necessary to load
and unload them All freights, therefore, intended
be earned in them should b. at these stations
before the arrival of the fri eht trains, and persons
expecting to receive at any OF them any articles Of
freight earnestly advised 10 previous III
formation OF the time Cf their coming.
No article of freight, consigned to any point on
this railroad at Which there is depot, viii be
ceived by any agent OF this company unless accom-
panied ty release III writing, signed by the consignor
owner, of all liability OF this company for loss
injury to such article occurring after its arrival
the point TO which it shall be Consigned
Fgeights intended tor points north of Hanover
Junction will be received until further notice only
at the Depot of the Virgins Central railroad on
Mondays and Thursdays, between the hours of a.
NJ. aIld L. NJ, and freights coming from those
points viii be delivered at the place, between
the same hours, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
must IN ali be promptly removed from the Viz
gina Central railroad depot their arrival there,
they viii be stored returned at the expense of
the'oEneIs Consignors should i'll every case pre-
yiOusy advise their consgnees in this city Of their
sending such freight.
Passenger and Mail Trains will daily leave Rich
mon1 at a. NJ, and arrive Ut Hamilton's Crossing
at 10. 10 A. NJ. Leave Hamiltons Crossing at 2l0
L. NJ, arrive in Richmond at Go 7. n.
n. B.-UDtil the South Anna bridge shall have
been rebuilt, only limited quantity OF light bag
gage can be carried FOR each passenger.
Sc LIT $. RUTH Superintendent.
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BLOCKADE, BLOCKADE!,
BELVIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE.

We have lately received from Wilmington ard
Baltimore a large selection Of SHOES, and now have
the largest stock il, the South.
800 pairs of Ladies' French and English Caters,
2U0 pairs Of superior Morocco Bcotees,
sue pairs of Misses Leather Shoes, with othel
kinds and qualities.
800 pairs of Gentlemen's Calfskin Caters Thi
Is decidedly the best Shoe imported.
200 pairs Of Boys low-ggarter English Shoes,
500 pairs OF Army and Servants Shoes;
with large assortment of
Neckties, Drawers, Undershifts,
Meas Felt Hats and Kid Gloves,
Shoe and other Lae..s,
Handkerehiefs. Black Thread
Eyelets, Machine SILK,
Hoop Skirts, Corset Springs,
Matches, French Calfskins, BE-, Sse
ser-esuilm
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MEDICAL DIREcTOR's OFFICE,
Richmond, Va, September II, 1861


NJ OTI G. e TO FRIENDS OF SOL
~ DIERS, IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH Ca
ROLINA, RESIDING ALONG THE RICHMOND
AND DANVIILE AND PIEDMONT RAIL
ROAD.-On and after September 18th, authorized
messengers will accompany each daily mail train
from Greensboro, N c., TO Richmond, Va, who
will take charge of any ARTICLES OF FOOD OR
COMFORT you desire TO send TO the Hospitals at
Rehmond-to the sick and woundedin amy particu-
lar HOSPITAL, {. any designated sick and wounded
soldier. The railroad authorities charge freight
or express articles donated, and the depot agents
Will receive and take charge of such The articles
Of subsistence most suitable are Lambs Poultry,
Eggs Butter, fresh and dried Vegetables and Fruit
Soap anu Vinegar. For the wounded, Lint, old
Linen and Cotton Cloth and Rags requested. If
desired, standard prices viii be pail by surgeons i'll
charge of Richmond Hospitals for any of these ar
ticlss, ana applications for contracts invited, from
such persons wish TO supply them regularly and
in considerable quantities. Boxes, buckets or
cans should be carefully marked with the address Of
the soldier, the hospital, "a For Richmond Hosp-
tails and name and address of the donor, IN order
that their contents may reach the destination and
they be returned by the messenger to the depot from
whence they came.
WILLIAM A. CARRlNGTDN
Medical Director of General Hospitals in Virginia.
l3-Gt
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RUNAWAYS,

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
" WARD. -Ran away from the subscriber, on
the night OF the 10th instant, two NEGROES, both
mulatto copper o0lored. One, ARMISTEAD
calls himself Arnistead Fry" is about forty years
old, with long HAIR half straight and considerably
grey; he is about five feet five inches high The
other, a boy named LEWIS; curly hair; very
likely; and about seventeen or eighteen years old
They are supposed to have gone North. FIVE hum
dred dollars each will be paid iOr thoir delivery 10
me If taken out of the county, or two hundred and
fifty dollars each if taken in the county.
GEORGE A SINCLAIR.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September 18th, 1864.
sc l5-3t.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION
PROPERTY FOR RENT

W ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
' On MONDAY, the Sd Of October next, IN
Charlottesville at ii O'clock in front Of the eoult
house. will proceed to rent out the folIowlng-le-
scribed property
lst. The Central Hotel, for three years from lst
January next
2d. Rock Hill, adjacent to town, containing about
seventy-tve acres; comfortable dwelling, &c Tins
property is rented from LIST October, so that wheat
oats, &c, can be seeded
3D.. \ dwelling IN town, containing ten OF twelve
rooms, with store attached containing SIX OF seven
rooms.
Atm. A house adjacent to the railroad Office con-
tanning eight or ten rooms
9Th. A slate-colored Frame House near the DEPOT
with eieh t or ten rooms.
9th. A small House, and new Stable containing
ten twelve stalls.
eth. A iirst-rate Garden Of about an acre
Also, valuable House and Lot Of ten acres, Of
hishly-improyed Land iii Warren and, perhaps
my Farm, Mill and Residence, near Scot.svlIle D..
Possession given TO all the lst OF January tx
eept the farm Rock Hill, which is at once
sc 6-lm G.. W. DILLAHD.
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DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A PROCLAMATION.-W the place vi
holding the county court of the county of Hanover
has been changed from the courthouse OF said
county to the town OF Ashland, III Consequence of
the presence of the public enemy, and it is exped
ent that the circuit court for said county shall be
held at the place appointed for holding the county
court: Therefore,
By virtue of authority vested in the Executive by
law, l, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor of the Com
monwealth of Virginia, do hereby authorize tn e
judge Of the circuit court for said county 80 hold
the next session of his said court at the said town of
Ashland, and to continue to hold the said court
thereat long the county court shall be held
that place.
-, Given under my hand as Governor, and
l.. Q. under the lesser seal of the Commonwealth,
49, at Richmond this fourteenth day OF Sep
tember, 1864, and in the eighty ninth year of the
Commonwealth WILLIAM SMITH.
By the Governor:
GEORGE ". MUSfoED,
Sc T-3t Secretary of the Commonwealth
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

IL WARD.-Ran away from my residence, tile
Carlton House, SIDNEY, the slave OF Major J. j.
Parham, OF Tennessee. He has been in my service
aimee last January. Last year he was hired an
ofieers servant IN the Western army. This boy Is
a bright mulatto, Of rather spare build, about
twenty years of age; five feet ten eleven inches
high. without beard. When spoken TO, he usually
puts on stupid air, dropping his eyelids and jaw.
and pouting his lips He pTetends TO a sloucllihg
gait, although brisk enough when he chooses. He
Is good hostler and fair cook. When last seen at
home at O'Clock p. NJ, Sunday, the 18th instant,
he had ON a grey cashmere sack coat, blue panta-
looms, drab felt hat and army cloth shoes. ,auch
worn. Il supposed to have taken with him heavy
WOODEN drab oyersaek. The above reward viii be
paid on his delivery to me in person.
So l3-lw A. l.. PETICOLAS.
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o X S LIE, FIVE ACRES OF
i LAND, suitable for building lots. situated N
the most desirable part of Ashland Address .'XX -
Ri, hrnond. so It.o,d9,.'
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e8r SPECIAL NoTIcg.
WILLIAMS & NORFLEEr,
CORNER or MAIN AND THIRTEENTH STREETS
have just received, direct nom the manufacturers
several choice lots Of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
to one consignment of whieh-five hundred three
fourth boxesespeciai attention is asked from those
desiring n safe investment,
This Tobacco has been worked the present year
from well-selected crops, nice bright wrapper and
in perfect orderthc bulk of which can be stored in
Danvillc or Greensboro with but small cost
Samples now ready for inspection.
ALSO,
Offer for sale, 40 eases excellent I.ICoRICE.
sc i2--tt WILLIAMS & NORFLEET-
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" Wholesale BOOT AND SHOE
w STORE!
i ARVEY, HELLIN0S & co.

No. Isl MAIN STREET,
Keep constantly on hand, ero3zsiseiy their 0gR
make, large and superior assortment Vi
LADIES FINE CALFSKIN SHOES; LADIES
LACED AND CONGRESS SHOES; GENTLE.
MEMS CAVALRY AND DRESS BOOTS; GEN
1LEAEN'S CONGRESS CATERS: GENTLE
MEMS HIGH AND LOW-QUARTER OXFORD
TIES; BOYS SHOES OF every de,cfiltiou
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S MOROCCO AMI
CALFSKIN SHOES; FINE STITCHED
BROGUES; SERVANTS SHOES III every variety
and every other style Of LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES which can be, usang-
featured.
REPAIRING of every description executed nth
neatness and dispatch. All orders viii be promptly
filed when our customers cannot be suited lum the
stock on hand. The trade Will be supplied upon
reasonable terms ~ li-Gt'
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ONE TENEMENT IN RAGLAND'S
ROW, ON JEFFERSON STREET, ron
SA-E, PRlEAIELI.-W offer for sale, privately,
the TENEMENT, located above, oe.un;ed by
Lorenzo Washburn. For terms, apply to
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auction,ers.
Successors TO Goddm 81 ApyersGa.
Sc l3-Tu&S2t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ]
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August %. 1851 J

FslLhiIOIitI1 ' q, August 70, IoJ1. J
h EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
Ia, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER LHE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY 10, 1861, TO EX-
CHANGE TIE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the OF May l6 1861, desiring to exchange
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, III the
manner pointed cut in the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, 10 the Confederate
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds
and cause them to be presented to the Register of
the Treasury Department, who viii thereupon, in
compliance with the provisions of the act OF June
49, lsGi issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds so assigned.
G.. A. TRENHOLM,
an 29-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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WANTED, bya Virginia lady, gradu-
w ate of the Richmond Female Institute, of
three years experience, situation as TEACHER
IN private family Competent to instruct IN
higher English, French and Music. References ex-
changed. Address, stating terms L. u. b, Box 299,
Richmond, Virginia Sc lit
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Richmond, September rs, 1854.
Office TO HOLDERS OF CLAIMS
7 AGAINST TIE SUBSISTENCE DEPART
NENI--oa the ;;0th of the present month the Sc
creafy Of the Treasury viii withdraw the longlate
six per cent. non-taxable bonds from the market
and hold them for higher rate. All persons hold
ing claims against the Government fer subsistence
stores are hereby informed that if they wish these
bonds in payment of their claims they must notify
this Bureau or the purchasing officer Of the fact,
i,s tiitiag before the Both instant, in oider to
cure the bonds at the present low price.
Signed l.. B. N0RTHROP,
Commissary- General of Subsistence.
Official
l.. b. BBEwER, Major and Commissary of Sub
sisteuce Sc l7-tSe30
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Offer for sale, 40 eases excellent LICoRICE
sc i2--Gt WILLIAMS & NORFLEEd
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WANTED, eight SOLDIERS OF CON-
w SCRIPTS, unfit for field duty. who are elu-
Gated mes and good peasinen. Apply to or address
CHIEF CLERK,
90 lG--3t Medical Directors office.
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WANI ED, situation as TEACHER.
w in pleasan. family. by young Lady Of
Virginia, who has had some experience Will teaah
for her board ii she can obtain few otter scholars
and has no objection to going South. Adlfess im-
inestiately, . IIeulal," Bowling Green, Caroline
county, Virginia sc lit
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aua2-t
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=" VERS' SLEYS, BOLTING
w CLOTH. sc We offer for sale the follow
ing desirable GOODS, viz:
800 weayeTs' Reed Sleys, assorted, 500 to 700,
800 yards best Anchor Boiling Cloth, assorted
Nos. 5, d, 7 and s,
so coils Cotton Rope assorted,
800 sets Knives and Forks, assorted,
$50 dozen Pocket-knlyes, assorted,
800 dozen assorted Files and Rasps,
20 dozen Hand and remnant Saws,
loo Log Chains,
so dozen Drawing Knives,
200 pounds Shoe Thread, brown and white,
l00,00 q. ID. Percussion Caps,
100 dozen Butcher-Knives,
200 pounds best Sash Cord,
500 pounds Hemp Twine.
ALSO,
an assortment Of Scissors, Shears, Pad, Chest,
Trunk, Till and Mortice Locks, &c, SC
RHODES, WILSON & HUNT,
81 i5-6t % Pearl street
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SPECIAL YofICFs.

o. CHANGE or lfaERs.
AcCoAHopArIoS LINE FOR DREwRY'3ANn
cn.ArriN's BLUFFS AND THE
SQUADRON.
The Steamer JOHN II. PARKER,
Captain l.. MeKowx, will make two daily trips to
the above points, leaving the James River Squadron
evesy morning at & o'clock. and every evening at
o,slo.k Returning, leave Richmond every morn
ing ~ So o',io,k, and every evening at O'clock,
stopping at all the landings ON the river.
Passage, 81 each way those belonging to the
army and navy, half price.
Persons travelling 10 those points on this steamer
are required to have passports other proper pa-
pcrs. 81 lit
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MRS. SUSAN REED will resume the
WI duties of her SCHOOL. on the first MON
DAY IN OCTOBER, at her residence, corner OF
Broad and Twenty-eighth streets Terms made
known upon application. sc S--eod7ts
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, August s, 1864. J

TREASURY DgPaRrMENT,l
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, August s, 1864.
HERTIFICATES0F ESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATI0N.-By
the fourteenth section Of the act TO reduce the
reney, approved February IL 1864, the Secretary of
the Treasury authorized to issue the above eerti
fcates, 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 eredi
tors of the Government willing TO receive the
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 10 this class
Of public securities offering peculiar advantages
to those nom whom the supplies Of the Government
bought and to facilitate the of them checks
drawn by disbursng officers upon the depositaries
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable in certificates of indebtedness,' viii be
paid in conformity Herewith.
DeposiiaTies are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appl-
cation 10 the Register tor supplies of certificates
required. lSignedi e. A. TRENHOLM,
au PTS Secretary Of Treasury.
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sw" Try HovRR& Co.'S IMPROVED
CHIatcar STErL-PFN iSK, II is sca,raaied not to
corrode or gum the pen, settle become thick. 1t
flows freely, aud is Of a beautiful and permanent
reasonable price. Also, RED and INDELlBI.E
INKS. L. d. HOVER & co,
No. 1, under Exchange Hotel,
sc l7-tts Fourteenth street.
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n u /. TIGuL,S SEI.Etyr Sl,IionI

HI. FOR BOYS, Franklin street, above Seventh.
The Twelfth annual session will open on MONDAY,
10Th instant, and end in July ls65, ithom iaies9ap-
fioa. Prof G,snis will give instruction in French.
TnnMs; For first quarter TN advanced. sI60 Can be
seen TO-DAY sSftulday) at Prosost-Marshals Of
street, Sidney. se i7-lt'