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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17


Governor Brough, in his late message
was singularly felicitous and satisfactory
on the subject of the hundred day men
enterprise. He informs the public what
the expenses were in the matter, what pro-
portion thereof bad already been assumed
by the general Government, and what the
probabilities were that the whOle bill would
be lifted from the shoulders of the State.
Pretty good. AS State affair, and con-
sidered in a pecuniary sense, the calling
ont of the Home Guards was cheap
thing, as we'll as big thing. We are
panied, however, to observe that Mr..
Brough is silent as to what the hundred
day men accomplished toward shaking the
rebellion off its last legs. That he ex-
pected great results to flow from their ex-
ploits in the field, is certainly true; be-
cause we all remember how in his parting
speech to the Guards he prophesied that
the period of their service was the extreme
limit to the existence OF the rebellion. His
silence, therefore, on this subject may be
considered as tolerable good joke on
somebody-that is to say, either on the
rebellion or the Guards. But if the going
forth of the pussant hundred-dayers did
not amount to anything, their coming
home did in other words, their last end
was more terrible than their first.
"He who Of old would rend the oak,
Dreamed not OF ths rebound"
Neither, it is fair to presume, did Johnny
Brough dream, when he sent forth his le-
gions, to do glorious battle against an
armed and insolent foe-how mighty the
consequences of their return were destined
to be, in frightening the uuarmed Copper
heads out Of their diabolical designi
against the Government. And this is al
land we hope it will not Aatter the mill
tary pride of the Guards, out of prOprie
ty) that Mr.. Brough claims was accom-
plished by the hundred day men. 1t will
make very good excuse against repeti
ton of the enterprise of calling them out
and this may have been the design of tn
Governor for aught we know. Certainly
it is as much as to say that the Guards ar
of more account at home, to repress th
designs of undesigning and peaceable cit
izens without arms, than they are in tn
field against foe equipped and ready
meet them. Upon this particular subjee
the readers of Mr.. Brough's message wi
be forced to conclude, that notwithstauC
ing he says good deal--as our comment
have shown-what he does not say is {
still more weighty import. The publ
would have been better pleesed to lear
what proportion of the organized Guar
of the State obeyed the summons {
Brough and submitted to the outrage {
being sent by him to the front, and whi
proportion of the same treated his ca
with contempt and stayed at home. TIL
would have made "gOOd reading" An
again, it would have been as gratifying
it would have been proper i Mr.. Broue
had vouchsaied public statement of Il
number of those who went forth at h
ruthless summons, from their homes an
families, and who either came back
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

AGENTS WANTED For the Patent Alarm
Lock Iron Money Drawer, or Counter Safe,
(called the Burglar Alarm, manufactured by
the proprietor in Dayton, Ohio. All orders
promptly filed by II. .Maphet, City Hotel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

Fort MoNRoE January l7-Tle steamer
Atlantic has just arrived from Wilmington
confirms the capture Of Fort Fisher and the
works on Federal point. 0or loss is heavy
Two fifteen inch guns burst on the Monitors.
We have captured 2, 500 pri,oners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

Explosion.

BURLIYGToN, VI, January l5-Tbe boiler
of The Pioneer Machine Shop, of this place,
exploded this morning, killing seven, and
badly wounding three persons, Tue loss is
estimated at $25 600 No insurance
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.ailg empire
City and Other Matters.

B6y~ Hons Chiffon A. White and Frank
Mckinney have placed US under obligations
for public documents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

BarF. p Blair has returned from Rich
mond not greatly wiser than be went SO far
as he is concerned, the peace minors end in
smoke but we still think there is something
peaceful in the wind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

] s. Roseberry-Nq. So Mais stest---is
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to 80 per cent
below Septeaber prices, having bought since
The great decline.
Go see them. ltis ali true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

pU-C. P Huber & Son have received a
large lot Of Fine Cigars, Family and Fancy
Soaps, Indigo and Tobacco, which they Will
sell at Wholesale very cheap. janl3d3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

psS- 60 to John W. Darsts, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods also, Closks, shawls Car
pets &c, just received DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-17

FoLDISo CHAiRs &C 2 Huber & Son, have
received smother invoice, OF those beautiful
Rose Wood and Velvet Folding Chairs Eve
ry body should have them jal2dG
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II ser,ber lost brown Pocket BookcOntaning be-
tween seven and eight dollars money, small por
ton 10 ~ yer Grange, and q cheek cn Harshman 4
Gormsn's Bank for 500, payable to Elizabeth Miller
THE finder viii please return the POoket Book 10 the
sub cnrer, or to Mr.. Shell near the -Four biA Rouse
on the Nandslia The payment of tho check
has been stopped.
aIGd2 ELIZABETH MILLER
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Mem advertisements.
BECK EL HALL
A. MogAsLAND..........-.LIssaE AND MANAeER
THR TICKBT OF LRAVE MAN,

Countsnancod and patr nizsd everywhere by the pub
Iio the IRE a. ant he nut nt The zee will be east
wiihtha fun strength the E1tro Columbus Opera
House Company, composed Of some Of the b~st Ar.
tistas in toe Prot. ssiou. For particulars pro.
graz mes Of the DIV.
Doors open AZ ~ commence st ~ precisely.
Admission 90 cents; Gallery 30 cents
il17 +. II. BAILEY, Agent.
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A BURGLAR SHor.--BeSkeen tyo

A BURGLAR Suor.--BeSRveen two
and three o'clock yesterday morning, as
Chief. Of Police Reuben I. Seal and Off
Ger William S. Jenkins were passing
through Adams street, between Grace
and Broad. their attention was drawn 10
a negro man, coming out Of tho inter
sccting alley, carrying upon his shoulders
a barrel Of flour. Upon approaching the
fellow, he let fall the flour, which nearly
fell upon Mr.. jenkins, and took through
the alley as fast as his legs could carry
him. Three shots were fred at him-one
by Captain Seal and two by Mr.. Jenkins,
more than one of which, it is believed,
took effect. Subsequent investigation
disclosed the fact that the negro had
previously broken into Mr.. John Q. Ste
gers store-room, on Grace street, be-
tween Adams and Jefferson streets, and
stolen therefrom the barrel of -four which
he had on his back at the time he was
overhauled. The energetic efforts of
these officers have largely diminished
the number Of robberies in the upper
end of the city, and We feel assured, if
they continue their vigilance, that but
few instances of burglarious robberies
will, in comparison with those which
have taken place, have to be recorded
in future.
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Mirrors CorKr-The cases before the
Mayor yesterday, were not OF a very
interesting character. Below we append
those Of most importance:
John Fisher, Jacob Swartz and John
Collins were charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the street and lighting.
The parties were ordered to return to
their commands forthwith.
James S. Campbell, drunk and unable
to take care Of himself, was sent to the
PROVOST Marshal, to be forwarded to his
command.
The case of Charles NJ. Chambers,
arged with unlawfully and violently
assaulting and beating Josephine, Demer
rift, was again taken up and again CON-
tinued. The accused was required to
give bail for his appearance on the LIST Of
April.
Heary NJ. Jones, charged with felo
niously obtaining, under false pre-
fences, three thousand six hundred dol
lars from William B. Cook, for the sale
of negro man which did not belong to
said Jones, was discharged. This case
has been before the court for some time,
bpt was continued, after hearing the
Evidence Of the complainant, in order to
enable the defendant to procure the at
tendance of the owner OF the negro to
rove that he (Jones) was authorized to
make sale of the negro. His witness
appeared yesterday and testified to the
legal light of the accused to sell said
negro.
Noble, slave of Angelina Lawson,
charged with breaking and entering, in
the day time, the dwelling house of An
eelMa Lawson and stealing therefrom
lot of sheets, table cloths, and ladies'
wearing apparel, valued at one thousand
dollars, was ordered to receive thirty
nine lashes.
T Two youths, named Thomas Turpin
and John A. johnson, were up on the
charge of stealing one thousand eight
hundred dollars in Confederate money,
the property of Robert Rowzie. The
circumstances of the robbery were not
made known yesterday. The Mayor con-
tinucd the case till the 31st, in order to
enforce the attendance of witnesses.
Several parties were fined for COM
uniting ordinance violations; after which
the court adjourned till nine o'clock this
morning.
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OFFICIAL.
TkEAsURY DKFAMTMExT.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
kICHMONp, March n. 1865. J
II DAN OF THREE MILLION DOL.

J
II DAN OF THREE. MILLION DOL.
Ia LARS IN COIN .-The Treasurer, Assistant
Treasurers and Fey Depositaries in the several
States are hereby authorized to receive such sums
in coin as are offered on loan to the Confederate
States in conformity with the first section of the
act Of Congress. approved March IL, 1865, entitled
an act 10 raise coin for the purpose Of furnishing
necessary supplies for the army
The authority to receive the same shall continue
in force until the 18th day Of April inclusive Re.
turns must then be made Of the names of the len.
ders, and OF the suHs seveay lent By each, to the
Register Of the Treasury setting forth the conditions
accepted by lender, viz ewhcther he elects TO take
bond, Or accepts cotton In absolute Payment, as
provided by the act.
The Register will furnish bonds or orders for COT
ton, in conformity therewith.
All persons liable to the tax imposed BIZ the SO.
cond section of said act required to make their
returns immediately, and tax collectors will pro-
coed 70 collect the tux withou; delay, after the 10th
day OF April proxmo, unless notitied by public adj
verl>emcnt from this Department, previous % that
date tina. the loan OF So 900 ooo has been secured
But no Taxpayer shall be required to pay who SHAH
exhoit from the Treasury officers appointed to re-
GIVE the same the certificate Of loa1 in coin equai
to the amount of lis tax.
After the 18th day Of April, the tax will cease TO
be conrnatsbae by the substitution q an euivalen,
amount as a ioan.1 O. A. TRENHOLM,
mn 20 toAp Secretary O. the Treasury.
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CnArrIS's BLurs March 90, 1865.
~ fbe E1;yor of tie Dispatch:

To the EttStOr OF TIE /asfe0tcN:
We do mot like to complain Of bad
shooting on the part Of either the enemy
or Our own army at this distance from
dagger. say til, en- miles; hut there vas
certainly some ! ad mortar practice du
ring the ght of yesterday morning near
Petersburg, as We, distinctly saw, with
several officers and men, shells bursting
high in the air in that direction. ] write
>only to make . record of far-seeing, so
much has been said Of how far the guns
Of different battles have been heard du-
ring the war. Y think that this fight
has certainly been Witnessed from q
greater distance than any other, except
across water. at the first dawn, we
could clearly see the shells bursting in
the distance, appearing as sparks of fire,
but could not dctecta sound, though the
sir was very still at the time.
Yours, "BIX."
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HASTINGS CorRr. - Hdbeas corpus
cases occupied the entire time Of this
court yesterday. =
Frank Jackson was discharged, under
a writ OF .habeos corpus, from Castle
Thunder and sent back to his regiment.
Aw1ht was awarded Patrick O'Conner,
of the Third Howitzers, made returnable
on Thursday.
The Aa5eas corpus cases OF James 7.
Coghill. 4. Gathright, j. r. Nountcastle
aud Robert S. Pollard were continued
until the next term Of the court. =
The case of N. c. Shepherd was partly
heard. and continued till this morning,
at which time the court adjourned to
meet.
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By James NJ. Taylor, AuctioneeN

EORTY VACANTLOTS, ADJOINING
II UNION HILL, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
THE ROAD LEADING TO LAKEWOOD GENE
Terry, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold,
on THURSDAY the 9th day of April, 1865, on the
premises, at o'clock z. NJ, FORTY BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, containing one acre each, To-
Thomas H. Blakey, Peyton Johnston, and others
plot of the land will be shown the day Of sale:
Persons wishing to purchase unimproved lots, well
adapted for building purposes, near the clty, Win
commence precisely at O'clock.
TERMS: Made known on the day of sale. Taxes
for 1865 to be paid by the purchasers.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH 29-St AuctiOneer.
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TREASURY DEPARIMEST,
STATES OF AMERICA.


CoNPKDERArx STATES CT AMEeics. !
T DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
Ia FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW.--Deposts on call will be received by tie
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers al
Charleston and Mobile, and the DepoSitafies at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta. Savan.
for the same bearing interest at the rate Of four peg
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypotbeca!ion
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 e1-
clusively to the payment Of the said certificates.
The security and convenience Afforded TO banks
and other corporations, and to the public gene,ay,
by this mode Of temporary Investment, ard the si'
feet Of the measure, if generally adopted in keep.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, il Is lopea
viii commend it TO the favorable consideration C. ne
community aJa ssc,,rc their prompt cooperation .
carrying Unto effect. q. A. TRENHoI.3.
ia It's Secretary Of the Treasury
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TOR SALE, the following fine brands

TOR SALE, the following fine brands
II of TOBACCO:
GRAVELEY'S "JOIIN WARREN"
SUTHERLIN'S "CROWN HEAD"
HARGROVE'S "TWIN BROTHERS."
d. JONES'S crosse BUD"
"S. Il. WHITE"
ROYSTER'S "POMONO,"
AYRES'S "GOLD LEAF"
81. ELDRIDGE," OLD BLACK SWEET,
Tens;
20 cases ELEPHANT SMOKING TOBACCO,
100 kegs ASSORTED NAILS,
500 sacks SALT.
n NJ. NORFLEET & CO.,
corner ct Thirteenth and Main streets.
NH 2S-3t
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GRuBBs g. WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers. NH 80
BY L. IL. Luck g. Co., Auctioneers,
mo. Sc Main strect.)

mo. Sc Main strect.)
T ARGE AUCTION SALE OF FUR
NIIURE, CABINETS, MIRRORS, CAR
FEIS, SAFES, DESKS, BEDSTEADS, QUILTS,
SPREADS, &C., on FRIDAY, March 3lst, at ~
O'Clock Also. CLOCKS, WATCHES. DINING
TABLES, SOFAS, FINE CHAIRS, &c. Parties
wanting furniture, are respectfully invited to at
tend as this is the closing sale for March. Below
is a list, III part:
OF very fine SOFAS,
or very fine CABINETS,
2 or very handsome WARDROBES,
3 OF i very handsome DINING TABLES,
Fine and common CHAIRS,
handsome hair-seat EASY CHAIR,
l handsome ARMCHAIR,
LOOKING.GLASSES,
WASISTANDS,
CANDLESTANDS,
LEAP TABLES,
SIDEBOARD and GLASS PRESS,
SIDEBOAEDS,
COOKING and PARLOR STOVES,
HAIR and SIIUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
SHEETS,
QUILTS,
CALICO SPREADS,
IRON SAFE,
CRIBS,
CRADLES,
LOUNGES,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS.
ALSO,
u1h 80 L. II. LUCK & CO., Auctioneers.
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1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, ON

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, ON
CLAY, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.--Wil be sold, on FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of
March, 1865. on the premises, at A O'Clock P. NJ
the TWO FRAMED TENEAfENTS the south
side Of Clay, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. The houses have, each, four rooms The
lots front thirty. feet each, Clay street, and
run back about one hundred and seventy-five feet,
more or less.
TERMS: Cash. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH 2S-4t AAuctiOneer
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TOR SALE, in Chesterfield county, ONE
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, eight miles
from Richmond and about and hatf miles
from Ricc's turnout. on the Petersburg and Rich
mond railroad. About forty acres of this land is
in original growth; the balance in a good condi-
ton to cultivate For further information, apply,
near the premises, to
NH 27-eod3t" ROBERT A. CLARKE.
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FIRE.-The alarm Of Ere Yesterday

FIRr.-The alarm Of fire yesterday
morning about z o'clock proceeded from
the burning Of an old framed building
on west Seventeenth street, between Main
and Franklin, in the occupancy of a
man named Washington Jenkins. But
slight damage was done to the shanty,
and the firemen returned to their rem.
devious without having to unreel their
hose. The fire originated from foul
stove-pipe, and was accidental.
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Hcr BE r. RE ETRSDA AZ so hq 5a,l.at
at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, the FISHERY, opposite Rich
mond, known as WALKERS, and the HOUSE and
LOT adjacent. Also, the FARM known as CAMP
FIELD, three miles from Manchester, for the ba-
lance CT this year. The renting will take place a;
the Fishery, if far day, the next fair day there
after. A. a. jerks,
BENJAMIN HATCHER,
NH 2S-Sts Attorney for Thomas Hatcher.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. :,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AaERIc.,
EICHXoHD, December l. 1854.

hichXoHD, December 1854.
EVENT Hill TREAS URI
~ NOTES.-In pu,5asnee Of an act Of Congress,
approved November %, 1861, entitled "An act 10
authorize the Secrtta:y the Treasury 10 exchange
coupon bond so. sevel-thrty treasury notes. hold.
ers Of sacn notes hereby notified that after the
payment Of tie annual interest due thereon on the
first day Of January 1865, upon presentation of the
same, the Trea Assistant Treasurers ard Pay
Depostaries las designated foot will issue cert.
ncates therefor, which viii eattle the holders to
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the rstdny
Of January, 1865, bearing SIX per cent interest from
the SAID first of January, -s3s, payable the first
days OF January AMI jay II each year. The Trea-
surcr, Assistant 1reasurers and Deposta,ies will
make weekly reports to the Register OF the Treasury
Of such certificates issued at their Offices whereupon
bonds viii be sent forward in satisfaction Of same
The notes will be cancelled IN the usual ard
forwarded to the First Auditor:
e. A. TRENHOLM,
Secreta OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treas.lrers at Charles aad Mobile.
Depostaries at Raleigh ard Wilm.r gton, North ca
rcline,
Depositaries at Charleston anc cciGnbia, southEa.
rona.
Depositaries at Savannah and AL.yAsta Georgia.
Depositaries at Tallahassee, florida and Montgo
merry, Alabama.
Depos;taries at Columbus Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall. Texas. ia ITS
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MARIN OF FOUR HUNDRED. AND

NARM OF FOUR HUNDRED AND
Il TWELVE ACRES, IN NEW KENT, FOR
SALE pRIYATELY.-We offer for sale, privately
the FARM of four hundred and twelve acres IN
New Kent county on tho road from Richm md to
New Kent Courthouse, three miles from the White
House, and five from Tunstall's station, on the
York River railroad, adjoining the land OF John G.
Apperson and others-one hundred ard fifty acres
cleared, fifty in original growth, TWO hundred
and twelve acres in secondgrowth pine, very large,
and would cut, probably, sixty cords 70 the acre.
and kitchen, with two rooms one other servants
house, corn-house, stable and carrlage-house. In
closures somewhat out of order. The farm is well
watertd. The situation is pretty one, and the
neighborhood good. Price, $4,000 cash, in Con-
federate money. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
NH 23-eod3t Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
/ ON ROSS STREET. FOR RENT AT AUG
IiON-Will be rented out. for year from the
Is. OF April next, Gu THURSDAY the 3oth in
slant, on the premises at II O'clock NJ, the large
and cornmedious DWELLING occupied at present
by Il. g. Farley, Esq, on Ross street. The house
has about ten looms with gas and water, all ireood
order.
Possession to be had on the LIST of April next.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH 29-2t Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, two LOTS,
at New Kent Courthouse, containing, in the
aggregate, nine and half acres Of land. The i'm
provements ON one are good dwelling, e-house
and orchard; on the other, a smoke house,
kitchen, sarriase-house and stable; al built just
before the war. The lots adjoin; the buildings on
the two not being more than one hundred yards
apart. Price, 100000.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
NH 2S-eol3t AuctiOneers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT .
CcEPEDyaATK STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond Aucust g. lsG4.


HERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
~ 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 II, 1864, the Secretary
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above cert
Gcate, 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 credi
tors Of the Government as willing to receive the
same in payment OF their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers of the Government is called to this class
Of public securities offering peculiar advantages
70 those from WON .ne supplies Of tae novernmen!
drawn by disbursirg officers upon the depositariss
holding these funds, and marked across the face
payable in certificates of Indebtedness" viii be
paid in conformity Herewith. -.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appi.
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates
required. [Signedl G. A. TRENHOLM,
ia 2-ts Secretary Of Treasury.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

TOMM1SSIQNEK'S SALE Of REAL
" ESTATE.-In execution of decree of the
County Court of Henrico, entered on the 9th OF
March, 1860, i'll the case OF Gaines re'sas Gaines,
the undersigned, commissioner appointed by said
Decree will sell at auction. upon The PREMISES OF
MONDAY, the Sd day Of April, at A o'clock p. NJ,
if far ii not, then the next fair DAY thereafter,
the property referred to in the bill filed i'll said suit
being LOT OF GROUND In Adams's Valley,
fronting sixtyseven feet the east deof Federal
street, between Richard and BaldinS streets, and
running back one hundred and sixty-f6ur feet.
TyrMs: At sale JOHN N. DAVIS,
Commissioner.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers. NH 80