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OFFICIAL.
!, TRKAsCxr DErAR7,eENr. \
CONFEDERATE SrATEs or AMERICA.
RrCHmoNp. March Is 1865 4

RIcHnoND, March Is, 1865. J
nONATIONS TO THE TREASURY.
~ Patriotic eitizeQe in all parts Of the COUNTRY
having expressed desire to make contributions II
Treasury and ladies, animated BY the noblest sen.
tlaents OF attachment to the cause Of their suffer.
ing country, having offered their plate and Jewels.
the Congress Of the Confederate States adopted on
the 18th instant the following resolutions
No. lG,-Joint resolution providing for donations
to the Treasury Of the Confederate State,.
whereas, many patriotic citizens have expressed
their desire to contribute BY donations of money,
levels, gold anpsilver plate, aud public securities
to the relief Of the Treasury Therefore
Resolved by the Congress of the Confederate
states OF America, That the Secretary Of the Urea.
sury be, and he is hereby authorised to receive all
such donations, and to publish in the dali papers
list OF the donations received and the names Of
Of the donors.
SECTION That the said contributions shall con-
sist OF certificates Of Indebtedness fully issued by
Disturbing officers Of the Goverm ent, and the par
ties holding the same willing to give part but
unable to give the whole, it shall be lawful for
the Secretary Of the Treasury to receive the propof-
ton offered, if not less than moety, and to re-
turn the other nloety in certificates Of Indebtedness
receivable IN paymen. OF taxes.
SECTION 8. To render the said public securities SO
donated available to the Treasury. the etay OF
same before maturity, and o. any moneys in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved March Ii, 1865.
Tue attention Of the public is called to these reso-
buttons, and those DESTROYS OF making contributions
of money and securities or certified claims against
the Government, are respectfully informed that
they will be received by the Treasurer at Richmond
and by the Assistant Treasurers and Pay Dep0sita.
ries hereinafter enumerated.
Regulations in relation to plate and jewelry have
not been adopted yet, and will form the subject Of
future notice. 6. a. TRENHOLM,
mar l6-codlm Secretary OF Treasury.
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REsIG NATION AND APPOINTMENT
Colonel c. G. Talcott, the weN-known
superintendent of the Richmond and
Dauville railroad, the public will regret
to learn, has resigned his position, ia
take effect immediately. Mr.. Thomas
Dodamead, for long time connected
with the Richmond and Petersburg and
Virginia Central railroads; but more re-
Gently of the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, has been rendered the vacancy,
which, we learn, he has accepted.
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MAYORS Couxr.-The only case O
interest before the Mayor yesterday was
that of Pocahontas Lee, charged with
being person Of evil fame and threat
ening to assault and beat Mrs. Rober,
Harvey. Both parties are young and
handsome, and, Is they appeared in
court finely dressed, attracted much
attention.
This case was family affair, ip which
the witnesses stated that Mrs. Harvey
had been abandoned by her husband.
who had gone to live with Miss Lee.
At the conclusion of the testimony,
the Mayor decided to reserve his decision
till Monday next He regarded the mat
ter as important, and would see how fr
public decency could be violated, and
whether man was to be permitted to
abandon his wife and take up with an
other woman, without being held re-
sponsible to law.
Martha, Green, free negress, was
charged with stealing two bales of cotton
yam from some person unknown, and
also with stealing pair of shoes, four
pounds of meat and two and a half
pounds Of bacon, the property of Ste~
phen Wright, a free negro. The case
was continued, in the absence of wit
nesses.
William, slave of Mrs. Mary Hobbs,
charged with stealing a carpet bag con-
tanning fifteen hundred dollars, the pro.
perry of soldier, was renanded to
= justice Of Chesterfield, the offence
having been committed in that county.
The Mayor will hold his court on Mon
day and thereafter at 8 o'clock, instead
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valry, named Walter Terrell, ss.as COM
mitted upon suspicion Of being = spy.
Also, the following runaway negroes,
who were retaptured from the Yankees !:
Peter, slave Of George Undertake, Of
Richmond; Charles, slave Of q. w.
Maupin. of Louisa county, Virginia Lind
sey, snve Of Mrs: Bette Roberts, of
Nelson, county, Virginia; Taylor Mar
tin, slave Of Daniel Kennedy, Of Char
lottesyille; Jack, slave Of John H. Cole
man, of Albemarle, and Tom, slave Of
Charles Boswell Of Fluvanpa, Virginia.
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TREASURY DEPARTMkNr.
CoSPEDEEA-y STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July Is, 1864.

TNAEED TREASURY NOTES.-In Or
Il q: l. promote, as far practicable, the early
Iqu:aliIn Sy s..s Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Tressu-
hereby authorized to receive the said notes except
the sltI notes, at Cog per centum, derosit issu.
ing for slime certificates Of loan, upon hypotheca.
ton OF non-iaxakle bonds. The said certihcatest,
De payable Oh demand after the expiration Of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive tue taxed notes. with
She exception above n..,n.d, i'll payment OF bonds,
en hola, at the rate Of GGI per centum.
q. a. TRENHOLM,
"a is secretary OF the TreaSu z.
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PARDoNED.- two negroes. Olive,
and George. convicted recently of bur
glary BY the Hastings Court, and sen
tenosd to chung on the 18th Of March
yesterday, have been pardoned by the
fevemor upon condition Of their yolun.
tsesing in the military service of the
Coniederscy. As soon IS released ftom
pl'seo they repaired to the colored camp
=, tsr. instruction net and were regularly mus
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.
r ARGE AND DESIRABLE Dwell

I ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL
l. lNG-I1OUSE, CORNER CLAY ANDHE
STREETS, FOR RENT AT AUCTION.-At the
request Of Mr.. Claiborne Lipscomb, who is about to
on the premises, on TUESDAY, DIST March, 1865,
at l2a O'clock Z. NJ for year, his present resi-
dence, situated as above. The house is large and
commodious, recently built, with ten rooms, two
story Postco i'll the rear, and has all the modern
improvements, such as gas, water, &C., and has
large garden OF half an acre Of ground attached
the kitchen is built Of brick, and has four rooms
all i'll goodsorder 81
Possession will be given on 25th instant.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH l4-6t Aucti,n.cr
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MARKET FARM OF. FIFTEEN AND

M AKKET FARM OFAFIFTEENF AND
lVl A HALE. ACRES, WITHIN TWO AND A
HALF MILES OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-AND FARM FOR RENT, EITHER
FOR MONEY OR PART OF TIE CROPS WITH
SUITABLE RESIDENCE FOR A LARGE OR
SMALL EAMILY.-Will be sold on the promises,
at auction, MONDAY, the Goth Of March, at II
o'clock NJ, the MARKET FARM of fifteen and a
half the Charles City road, near the resi-
dence OF john N. Davis, Esq. There is a small
dwelling, with four rooms, stable, &c The land is
highly improved, and has few acres in wood. Al
ter the sale, will be rented the land immediately op-
posite, with large small residence as the party
renting may prefer, and ample servants accommo-
datiOns and farm buildings
TERMS For the land, cash. The renting will be
for money part OF the crops.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
p. S.-This property is two miles within our main
defenccs. NH ltd
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T ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL,

ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL
IL ING-HOUSE, AT THE CORNER OF CLAY
AND FIRST STREETS, FOR RENT AT AUG
IiON:-Will be rented ut auction, on TUESDAY,
NJ, the large three-story BRICK TENEIENT as
above-described, now rented by J. u. Cardozo, for
one year from the frs: day of April next. The
house has about eleven rOoAls with brick kitchen
and water, and has fine garden attached
Possession to DC had the first day CT April
next. JAMES NJ TAYIOK
NH LIT Auction.ar
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QUARTpRMAsTEK's DEpAhrMRxr, c. S. Al
. OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD
~ ]
T1HO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS-Theso sol

. OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD
TsANSPOKTATInN. J
nHO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.-Thes sol
i ,liers i'll the field from Virginia can have.rro.
visions sent them free of ok tense by the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Packages should be marked plainly with the name
of the soldier, company, regiment and brigade
care of r IL. Mayo. Captain and Assistant Quar-
termlster, Richmond, Virginia who will see tina,
they sent to the proper commands
The agreement mdde with the Southern Express
Company, February 2Gth, 1864, still contir ues in
force, and the friends Of soldiers in other State
will mark their packages formerly, to the care Ct
their respective Associations.
+. W. SIMS, I.icnterant-Colonel
and Chief Of Railroad Transportation.
Approved: A. Il. LAwTON, Qdarterlnaster-G cher Il
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, February %, 1865.
Agents and messengers will receive and forward
promptly amy packages marked as above stated, and
let the charges be collected i'll Richmond.
Shippers will be requested to put their packages
in good shipping condition, and our agents will al
ways regard these goods as preferred freight.
J. +. GIBSON, Assistant Superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg papers will copy
and send bill to Express office 1t those places
fe 27-lm
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Mein and Franklin.

BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Mein and Franklin.J
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PICTURES, OIL
PAINTINGS, MIRRORS, OIL OF JUNIPER, ST.
PERIOR YOUNG HYSON TEA, ELEGANT TEA
CHINA, GLASSWARE, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOTHING, &C., FOR SALE AT AUC1ION.-I
will sell, at my store Governor street, on MON
DAY. the Goth OF March, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
large lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE, &c, consisting, in Part, Of
WARDROEES, :"
ExTESsI6N, DINING, CARD and TEA
SEWING-MACHINES,
WASHSTANDS,
CARPETS,
nAH9 enAfKss' cANE-sEAr and WINDSOR
BEDSTEADS,
NATTREssEs,
BEDDING,
OIL PAINTINGS and PICTURES-several
very fine English views-
MICROSCOPE, in perfect ORDER;
20 TRUNKS,
80 pounds superior YOUNG HYsoN TEA,
OIL OF JUNIPER,
PRESERVED FRUIT,
PICKLES,
WINDOW CURTAINS.
WINDOW SHADES.
LAMPS,
GAS FIXTURES,
STOVES,
KNIVES,
. FORKS,
SPOONS.
TINWARE,
CROCKERY,
GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES' and CHILL
DRENS CLOTHING,
LACE.
CALICO and DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
hooks,
DIAMOND BREAsTPIN,
BRACELET,
SILVER and PLATEDwARE.
CLOCKS, &c.
NH IS T. W. KEEsEE, Auctionecr.
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COMMIssARy-G GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, March ,, 1863.

COMMIssARY-GESER OFFICE,
RICHMOND, March ,, 1863.
NIRCULAR- officers of the Nitre
~ and Mining service will be placed on the same
footing as those Of the Subsistence Department i'll
the collection Of supplies. 1t is believed that per-
feet &C ord will result in much good TO both SER
vices. The best energies Of all are invited in aid Of
this service at present. j. NJ. Sr JOHN,
COmmissary-Genegal
NITRE AND MINING BURE.r,
RICHMOND, March 2, 1865. J
The OTHERS of this service will Use the privilege
thus granted in such manner as to aid rather than
elnbarrass the Subsistence Department. They will
collect supplies rapidly their other duties will
allow, and all accumulations beyond their inInedi-
ate necessities will be turned to the Commits
sary Department. So far as practicable, they will
draw supplies from not Immediately availa-
bic to cOmmissary officers.
RICHARD MORTON,
Northumberland, Acting Chief Nitre and Mining
Bureau. NH lot
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BY Grubbs s. williams, Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
III SLAVES FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At
the request of Mr.. John i. Valentine who is about
to decline housekeeping, shall sell, at his re.
sidcncc the south side of Clay street, Brook
mencins at 10 o'clock a. NJ, all his household fur
nture. consisting OF the usual variety. After which
will be sold the following very valuable servants,
viz: woman, aged 80, and her four children, aged
respectively. l6 Ii, II, and years. The servants
very likely.
Terms: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH II Auctioucers
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF real, ES.
i TATE, IN HENRICO COUNTY, Ar AUC.
11ON.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed n
me on the I'd day Of March, 1864, from Martin
Baker and wife, Of record in the clerks ofioe If The
County Court Of Henrico, viii SELL on the premises
on TUESDAY. March %, 1865, at O'Clock r MI
the property described in said dead, lying on the
Osborne turnpike about five milex below R;eh.
mond. and recently. occupied by said baker. con-.
ssting OF q TRACT OF LAND containins .ho.,t
forty acres, with the Improvement. tRsreon
namely two-story framed Dwelling, With four
rooms. Kitchen, SC. 'o'-'
Terms: Cash.
WALTER +. PLEAsANTs, Trustee
JAMES n. TAYLOR, Auctions er. mn IA
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A NEGRO Snor.-A runaway negro,
from Campbell county, was shot in. the
legs by his master on Thursday last, in
the alley in rear Of the Richmond House.
He had been absent about two years :
Dut was accidentally stumbled on by his
owner, when he started to run, where.
upon no was fired at, with the result as
above described. ~.4.4s....
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BY Burton s. Wallace, Auctioneers,
(Eo. Bcl.in'; Elock)

BY Burton & Wallace, Auctionccrs,
(-Io. 8 Bel i'm; Elock)
A UCTION.--\Fc Will sell at our store
~ No. 5 Governor st on SATURDAY, the 18th
immediately after sale a. the Horse Lot-say II
o'clock morning.
! sPR1NG WAGON.
SET OF NICE FURNITURE, consist
sg 51H GSt' ff 4 CHAMBER
SET,
COTTAGE SET,
BEBSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS,
CHINA x GLASSWARE,
BLANKETS,
COUNTERPANE3,
BEB QUILTS,
PILLOW SLIPS,
COTTON YARNS,
READY: MADE CLOTHING. (new and
second hand-winter and sumIner)
:. 2 GRAPE SHAWLS,
VEST PATTERNS,
TAPE LINES,
VASE SHADES,
BEAUTIFUL LAWN DRESS fnew)
LIQUOR CASES,
CHICORY,
LEATHER TRUNK,
POCKET KNIVES,
ENVELOPES,
CAVALRY BUTTONS,
BOOKS,
CAMP SETS,
SOAP,
STONE JARS,
.LOOKlNG-GLASSES,
STONE WATER PITCHERS,
VERY FINE PICTURES,
GOLD, SILVER s. BRASS WATCHES,
and various other articles.
ALSO,
NEGRO WOMAN Ii or II years old, sold
for no fault. The owner prefers her to remain in
the city, as her husband is here. Also, BRANDY
and SORGHUM always hand. Also, FIVE
BOXES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, SC.
Particular attention is called to the FINE ROSE.
WOOD CHAMBER SET
NH l7-2t BURTON & WALLACE
Will be added to our sale THIS MORNING at II
o'clock,
l set very fine DAMAsK WINDOW CUR
fine PIANO COVER, belonging to
refugee;
pair GREY GAUNTLETs,
Lot genuine GROUND MUSTARD.
CANDLES, &c.
NH Is B. & W., Auctioneers.
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COHFEDEGATE SrATAs or AMERICA. (
T DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
I FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION Or THE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures at
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depositar1es at
wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savan-
nah and Montgomery ana certificates Will be issued
for the same bearing interest ut the rate Of four per
cent. per annun, and secured by the hypothecation
OF an amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
OF these loans. The bonds 10 be set apart by the
Treasurer and the proceeds, when sold applied exc
ciuslveiy to the payment OF the said certificates
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and 70 the public generally
by this mode Of temporary investment, and the ef.
feet Of the measure, if generally adopted in keep.
iEg the currency within moderate bounds, it hoyed
viii commend it to the favorable consideration Of the
carrying tipto eject. g. A. TRENHOLM,
il IT'S Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE

-. 0eSis1atuIe UI Virginia, I am authorized and
required % enroll by volunteer enlistment, from
persons residing in the city, and mile beyond
James river, to be organized and act as an armed
police The persons so volunteering are not to be
required to render service beyond the jurisdiction
my desire, as soon as practical to enroll two hun
dred men between the ages Of fifty and sixty years
and for this purpose will have opened on to-Morrow
at the City Hall, roll book, and where an officer
VIII be sound at O'Clock, A. NJ, to enroll all VOL
unteers. This corps will be raised for the defence
OF the city and for enforcing the laws of the Com
monwealth and preserving order within the juris-
dctlon Of the Mayor. particularly desire to raise
call VI on all citizens between the ages above ind-
Gated to colae forward promptly and enlist, Such
force Is greatly neede6 in this city.
NH lit 9OSEpa MAYO Mavor
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BY J. 8. Atkinson & Co., Auctionecrs.
mo. lii Main street,

by J. s. atkinson Co., Auctionecrs,
mo. III Main street,
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
w SATURDAY, 18th Of March, at 10 o'clot k
without reserve, 4 lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TCRE, JEWELRY, &c. We name in part
Several Gold and.Silver Watches,
8 fine Cottage Bedsteads,
fine Shuck Mattresses,
Several Cloth Coats, new,
Several fine Vests, new,
fine set Damask Curtains, Cornicc sc new
Several Ladies' Silk Dresses,
fine Dress Bcrcge, new.
500 lbs No. Smoking Tobacco,
large and fine Cooking Stove,
! fine Stove nearly new,
chest Of Tools.
double-seated CARTHAGE, with top, har-
ness and all complete, nearly new; will
bc sold in front Of our store ut 10 O'Clock,
400 Card Backs, suitable for wool or cotton.
1t will bc TO manufacturers interest to call and see
these Backs.
Cpnsignments respectfully solicited previous to
day Of sale, the articles beurranged properly
We will sell lot OF valuable Books ut auction TO-
morrow evening. IL the weather is suitable we
hope to see good many of our friends out, as We
have some very hne works to offer them.
mhE J. 8. ATKINSON & co.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
/ Y against the estate of d. II. BERANS. do.
ceased are hereby notified to present them, properly
authenticated, for payment, and all those due the
estate wall please call and settle them without delav
JOHN W. GILL,
Administrator of d II. Berans, deceased.
at Office Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company mh2-I0ts
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NAVY DEPARrxfNT,l
OYrIcK SPECIAL SERVICE,
RICHMOND, Va. September 10, 1864. J
NOTICE.-From and after MONDAY
IN NEXT, the 26th instant, the STEAMER
SCHRAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets for
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ, touching at all the prin.
cipd landings on the river.
JOHN II. PARKER.
Re 20-ts Lieutenant in charge.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctiohker,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin)
THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
will sell on WEDNESDAY, March 22nd, at II
o'clock, at Bacon's Quarter Branch, thirty CON.
DEMNED HORSES and MULES.
ROBERT i. ARCHER,
Major and Quartermastcr.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer. NH IL
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N OIL G E.-The Farmers Danl Of
i Virginia viii REDEEM IT'S CALCULATIONS
snd that OF its BRANCHEa At The connta. - -
1oseer 1ank. in the city of Richmond, q tbs ~
Of QNk DOLLAR in COIN for SIX DdI,IAIeG IN
S So11s: and ONE DoLtAR 70. slvRN g iss
nh o-eo4lw C.sS;s.
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BY G. w. Willis, Auctioneer,
mo. 60 Main street,
BY II. Porter6eld Taylor, Auotioneer,

BY II. POrtefheId Taylor, AuotlOneer,
No. G3 Main street.)
DES1DES OTHER HORSES SUITA.
I'D BILE for the saddle or harness, 1 will have for
sale, at auction, at the Horse Lot, TODAY, u
NEAT LITTLE CHILDS PACING PONY and
4 pair OF YOUNG HORSES. Just broke to harness.
Also, two SPRING WAGONS.
II. PORrERFIELD TAYLOR,
NH 49, It, No. IS Main street.
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TRRAsuRY DsPARrnxNr ,
OoN1EDKkArR Stairs OF AMkRIcA.
Richmond, August 8. 1864.

Richmond. August 8, 1864.
HERTIF1CATESOF INDEBT'EDNl.as
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. FER ANNI;v
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION p
the4o,dteenth ection of the act to reduce The c,
rency, approved February II, 1864, the secretaryA
The Treasury is authorized to issue the sboys fsy
fcates, payable two years after the rat6cs.;on AZ
treaty OF peace Nth the United States They can.
not be sod but are only to t issued to sues cre,i
tors o1<he Government willing to recei,. in.
same In pay'nen. of theirdenands They mus siss
re gwen at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and disburs.
Tag officers OF the Government: is called 10 this ella
Of public securities as Offering peculiar adysntagas
70 those from whom the supplies of the Government
are bought and to facilitate the Use Of them checks
drawn by hsbur sing officers upon the depos;tsr;es
holding these funds, and marked across the faos
payable III certificates Of indebtedness" win ~
paid in conformity Herewith
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
TO comply with this regulation, and to make apri;-
cation to the Register for supplies of certificates an
required. lsignedl e. A. TRENHOLM.
ia Us Secretary Of Treasury
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TAADEAs' BANK ~ rye CIrY o. RicxAoxn.
NOTICE.--This Bank viii pay one dol
lar IN coin tbr every six dollars Of its circuls
asn vhln presented q itsSe1ntss.
NJ S-ssdsv !. ANTON, Csshiss
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POsr QUAKTERNAsrER's OTPHE, \
DREssIoNAI. DIsrglCr, VIRGINIA,
RIcuNaNn EAhruarY DO lhE5

Posi- QUAkTERXAsrEa's OfPHE,l
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsrgtCr, VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, February 20. 1865.
TAX in KIND-Producer residing in
the counties Of Henrico and Hanover who
desire to deliver their tithes IN the city Of Rich
mond, are notified that deliveries may be made to
the f,llowng officers. viz:
Wheat to Captain r. A. Wexford, at Aessrs Cren-
shaw & Co.'S Mills,
Corn. oats and long forage to Major &c. My
nard, Navy Hill.
Provisions 10 Captain r. F. Myers, near 0alleeo
Mills
Wool to Major W. q. Ferguson, corner Cary and
Fifteenth streets
Receipa, should, in all cans, be taken ana pre-
sentad to me- that the amount pay be credited on
producers estimates. W. q. CAzENOvK, -
- Captain and Post QuartermaafeY.
fe 72-vaws Third Cnugressionl District Va
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By 0rubbs 4 Williams. Auctionser,.--

DRIGADE SALOON FOR RENTAL
I'D AUCTION:-I win rent, for the balance OF the
year. the B3!0ADE BALLOON. under the Exchange
O'Clock.
WILLIAM G. BRAzEAI.
.4dministsstr Of John r. gtasy, dscsased.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-18
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONPEDYRATE STATES or AMERICA,

TREASURY DEPARrMEST,l
C0NPEDrRArE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, October IL, 1864. J
NON-TAXABLE BONDS, FIVE
IN HUNDRID-MIIL.ION LOAN.-SALE CON.
TiNUED-Nusnerous applications having been
made for bonds 1t the established price Of one hun.
ored and thircyfve dollars and Interest. under cr-
c,stances thai enttle them 70 favorable considey-
alton, 1t has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are instructed
TO act IN accordance with this order and the atten.
ton Of disbursing officers Of the Government il par.
lcuarly called 70 it. q. A. TRENHOLM.
Ja2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.