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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
For Sale.
Valuable Haying Land for ale.

WTILL be sold atr ublic auction, unless previous.
w ly disposed of, on Saturday toe 90 h day OF
April current at O'Clock In ihs afternoon. upon the
premises. q valuable lot Of Hay Land, con aiming
about thirtysix acrss and being part Of the farm
lately occupied by Rufus Dyer, deceased, in Cape
klizab; tn I'g
For further particulars inpuite of the Auctioneers
or of LPHRAI Y DYER. on the premises.
HENRY BAILEY 6 Co, ,Auotoneers.
April 7th, 1865. apsj3W*
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
Desirable Residence for sale.

abeSHraDie HEeSsssemce Tor sale,
a. Two story BRICK DWELLING HousE, well
E;i. hnist ed throughout, with two story addition
KEssAaud stable, together with 81 acres of Land
der high state of cultivation. Abun dance fruit
The House s ON an elevation, very pleasant and the
dence About two miles from the city. Terms rea-
sonabe. Apply TO
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
apl6-3wd Lime St.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15

FENHE Southgate property, on Pleasant st, The lot
Il containing about 1900 square feet. Fer terms,
&c, application may be made to
GEO. X. b. JACK ON, Administrato-,
apl6dtf SO Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
MOuseS for Sale.

4 HAVE in my hands. for SALE several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in go1d locations and v.rvipg
IN size and vaus: the latter rarging from 500 to
$500 apply to JOHN j. w. REEVES,
apfSu 496 Congress Strest.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
y.nss

9J A Small Black and Tan Dog; has two
va white spots on both lore legs--is oniy about
.A-A three months old. Any person who W II
letar: sad dog to 145t Fsre st, shall b. rewarded
for his trouble.
apl2dlw THOS. STEADFAsT.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
Wanted to Purchase.

A BRICK HOUSE, situated In the Western mart Of
Ia the city. Possession to be had MAY lst is65
Address Box No. 20, Portland p o.. stating local.
n.y. price %o' ior 'hree weeKf. dec19dwtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
r Il M O " "A L
W.P. MERRILL 4 co

TN0ULD inform their ffiendsand the prblic san.
w orally that they hrve removed from Up Con Se
to store No under the United 8 atea Hotel. where
and Cons Fashionabie ,ots, Shoes and Rubbers
VIII On they will sell a. Cst for few DAYS.
The public viii do well to call ana examine before
purcha sinv elsewhere
Don't foret the place, No under the q. Hotel,
nex' door to the entrance. spl4iss
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10

Nrw3eln, North Carolina. prior to
the war had !: population uf six tilnu-
Snnd, but IS NOW tn" largest city in he
Stale, having increased the nl:nhcr oi
ITS inhabitants to thirty thousand.
The Northcl? clements cf l,!;.r and
capital are Str"i!gly represented. Two
new daily papers az to appeal. III ::,.r
autumn.
NEGioEs LEAVING kEHrycKy. The
Louisville Uu>c,.H estimates, that
over sixty thousand Slaves lave
crossed over The ONO River. under
iTcn. PaEmcrs passes. since the I*t OF
May. At this rate the whole slave
population Of Kentucky viii 'rass
away i'll less ;:.:,n o:ir year
The Government puvs Il rent Of
81, 800 per month .nr t'ur,l's Theatre.
and reserves the right ct purchase ro:.
500, 900. The building is to l,c u$cl
as y depository OK rebel ;rrlli',rs.
Gen. Lee is reported to be 1T the
Clifton House, Niagara t;;lls, and it
is supposed that Na!lan,jigham (who
passed through Detroit on Tuesday
Was on his way tn .Lr same point.
Yhc SiaElr:r Twins (Chali" and
Eng announce in The Northern
papers. that having lost all tl:rir nru-
rert.v. they are compelled to cXhibi!
| themselves again.
The Charleston post Office has been
removed to the Pavilion lint"l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10

The MONROE DOCTRINE Tho apt
ness always displayed by the New
York Ue,rMa i'll falling in with the
popular current, gives importance to
ltS nttcranccs as expressing the pre-
HaillnS sentiments Of the. North.
After advising the Western powers to
''stand ont of the way" pronor,ncing
upon What will happen in the in},ro-
liable event of their declining to do
so, it SAYS:
Then, without warning, the Senate
will declare war; the President will
call for Il million of mcn; orr veterans
VIII take down their mlskcts; the
Secretary of the Navy will provide
transports and Il convoy, and before
the news OF the declaration OF war
reaches France the first shot will be
tirel and the first battle won. After
Mexico will come Canada, and after
Canada will come Cuba. The crash
Will be heard, like Horar"'s thnnl"r>
from a clear Sky. England. France
and Spain, m;ry combine, or they may
light u separately, but the result in
either case will be the same. We
warm Napoleon, Palmerston and Ma
va"z of these facts OF the future in the
best possible spirit and III the interests
of peace. For the same reason we
urge them 10 accept the adjustment
W. propose. The end will be the
same; it is simply a matter of choice
with them how we shall reach it, by
treaty OF by war. The American peo-
pl" have just shown how sincere tEcv
were III Saving the ITnioo ,nu.t Ln
preserved. They are equally sincere
IN the statement that the Monroe
doctrine must be maintained.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10

KENTUCKY ELECTION. In view &c
the approaching election in Kentucky,
" proclamation has been published by
Governor Br:,m.tttc. and Il military
order has hcrH issued hv General
!almcr, comna'.,!iMG Tie nat;unal
troops IN the State. warming persons,
who have borne arms in !av,.;. uy iht.
rebellion. or assisted il III any manner.
against attempting to vote in violation
OF the State law specially prohibiting
thclr exercise of this privilege
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John Anderson, NV 10,

TINS CyUuisi,c bn)|o0 ,ul,tyurtnI IL
Robert Ru:ns out of =, dit,;rnnt ,nd ,n,nc.
What cxcsntion.hl I,-r;r i,.. 49, 'i,," "o i't.
sonnet nc to Ln ~; M ..,, ,.'.r,,'"i :. -
not cumnlotn Ert wi. r,,,IG ,.,,'t,,r ~ 20 ,
odi to a SON of H,,.,,ss a. Rn,,s ,'yt !, ~
il rms fins: ''' ->A' '''
John Anderson, my 10, Joilm.
When we wtxc fret ac,juc!.t,
Your locks were like the raven,
Your bonnie brow was brent:
But now your brow is bali John,
Your locks arc like the snaw:
But blessings on Your frosty POW,
john And-rS on. my 10.
49,,
W, W.. .N,'Is aia'ai: Is.!i, .I. my 20 9ohh,
All ,,'a,,. Va. n.'' .ii'Sr"He''
: itr"s S.'t! "''H' y"ln'
En Wv, " ,..,. i".. w ~ "1'i'i''
E,,t La,,1 ,,,,'.n =, Tu'.ol , M "'M H. 'o'i"'
,R"' H'Eu :. IL nan" We II So
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FUNERAL IaLI'raVIC-.

Tho friends AID .ac iuai;.ta'.rcs Of j. W.
and Elizabeth McCa.'on, AZ" in;!;cd to
attend til" funeral .-r.',.crs OF tilpir little.
danGi;t"r EMMA, i'll the Baptist Church,
THIS MORNING. a: ~ u'riprh
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kn association of Northern capital
lists propose to lease ", i of the South
ern railroads for a numbe. of wears.
IN case their proposition is accepted,
tue roads viz be p!:t IL complete
order.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10

CoNFIscAT1oS IH FLORIDA SUSPEND
acting Attor:tcy-(;rncr;,l Ashton
has directed the United States DiStvir.
Attorney for TIE Northern District of
Elori''a to suspend the s:,i. o. cont;~-
Gated lands advertised to cons. ,.if ut
jacksonville, August 7t,l. int!l tlt
arrival of Gov. Marvin IN t,urifla.
and hc can be consulted i. L. card to
these cases.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-Onc hun
drel and two par,lons, all Of the
twenty thousand dollar class, were
yesterday granted by the President.
Over two hundred applications were
received
There is good authority ior stating
that the sweepinG assertions of the
Raleigh Proyyess. scattered broadcast
yesterday over the country, through
the agency of the associated press,
danouncing What it termed the rrcl-
less exercise OF the ps::t'oninS power
by President johnson to the Coufcde-
rate leaders, are without foundation.
The statement, therefore, that large
number, OF p;:r,loncd rebels were
banded together in North Carolina
to defeat Gov. Holden and oppose the
Federal authorities, cannot be true.
The story that Gen. Kirby Smith
was taken prisoner, with his forty
companions, by the Mexican Govern
ment, turns out to be untrue. The
General arrived safely at Monterey,
and after resting a few days, pushed
on foT the city of Mexico.
The New Orleans Times Browns
VILE correspondent, who received the
original statement from one of Corti-
mas staff, says: l NOW learn that :,
Young man, who was formerly aid-de-
camp on Magrudcr's staff has Just az
rived at Matamoras, from Monterey,
and that he prOnoUn:.ss the whole
story c;lnard. lie said the party had
no artillery, rifles OF train: that they
wore unmolcstctl by Tr.1rr:,l or Mcxi,
Can authority, and that th"v arrived
ut Monterey III safety. Ec also saws
Kirby Smith was marc; ,:p iur money.
:u,c: WAS compelled to borrow $500
from Il Scntlcm:.n named Preston, ut
Monterey
WASHINGTON, Aug 3.-Thc .%u' PRO-
nounces the reports OF the imprnd-
ing collision on t.lc Rio Giandr to be
untrue, as we'll rs the story tinat rem
fcrccments .have been sent to Texas to
rHDrl the cncro;.:hnlrntS of the French
troops. 1t is quite certain that the
Government has no knowledge Of any
trouble IL that section.
ILLNESS or THE PHEs1ni:Nr- -Prcsi-
dent johnson is suffering from u bill
lions attack, though it presents no.
thing serious. He. has received no
visitors since Saturday. and VII pro
badly receive none during The remain
der OF the week. In consequence o.
his illness the regular cabinet meeting 2
WAS not held to-day.
GGS. DICK TAYLOR Gen. Dick
Taylor returned this morning from,
Fortress Monroe, where it is thought
ne had ;tn interview with JeI. Davis,
his broth~Iin-law. Wh:t its object
WAS no one here seems to know. 1t is
plain, however, that there will be no
trial OF Mr.. Davis for som" time to
come.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10
BY T.Clo$raph.
English Elections.

LoSDoS, July 22.-Thc elections are
nearly over. 625 members have been
returned to the House of Commons.
The liberal gain is now twenty-four.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10
ADAMS, FROST G CO.,

OH IHIINIUN. s. O.
A EE prepared to sell COTTON or PRO
I a DCtE IN Charleston, New York or
liverpool. ~. may b- mos, advantageous:
and I" )nahr liberal advances ON cr,i~i2n-
nriitS t" tii'n. 'i':r'y vii furnish planters
- :'r as pos,i'I.. t;.: usual facilities
AMsr IS .G
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w ills & Gilisol1n,
Factors, Commission Merchants,
4 ND .S/TpP/Nf; AGENTS.
oFFI' l.. MILLS HOUSE,
CuAEi FSID% = &


L. WILLIS. Ar. cU!so1N.
NT!.I. attend t" ihr purchase, sal" aud
w shipment Ct" foreign and domestic
pnrt>l q CnIION, E.CE, LUMBER,
EAEAi. S;IORFS;to the collection Of Drafts
lur>!.:!s,' and Sale of all Sccurit .cS. Con-
Il l:snnl.'nt: oi Vessels solicited.
REFERS TO:
,ics"rs. John Fraser II Co., Charleston,
$.
ton. =. {.
!ic.ser:&. George y. Horlcy x Co., Charles
ton, =. (.
G."r-" s;''hl..y.'Tsq., Augusta, Ga.
Mr-sr-. Clark. Dodge x Co., New York.
HcSSi~. MURRAY Nephew,
Mr~s.>,. Il: W. Clark X CO. Philadelphia,
pcmm.
Mrssrs. rv"lcrSast Tcnwick e. Co., Bal
t;lnr:.'. Nj.
Mrssrs. samuel .iarris y Sons, Baltimore,
Md. Aug = 2j
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CoicIiaHia Nal: .lsscn.y.

Ct"<<itvh um MN Ncu}shi,~A .>,A,I.
FSNil!. exercises Of t!i= ln~!u,i"n wi; h"
4 r,s:.nrd on MONDAY. the !lth i..~,.
III" ~;:l:"'r':,'r: having been r"'+r,l i,nt
principals ,I ;hc above ms i:iitiO:. ~ n,;-
fi!,y INFORM jl,c ,"orlc of ti.r S;a!c OF .i,:uti.
Carolina. tl,a: 4 thorough COURSE uE cd .ca-
t;":., i'p'h ,,'i,.utl;.. &i,, classical. viii be
:,":'..l'u. and that ,:lr y,.nth OF the Stat.
t.i' l''' i!Hrc1 ni:,ti' ,h,.ir care will receive
th;' benefits u ,.arriul instruction !;t;in-
;ar!! ~ either nlcrc#nt!r or l,roiv.,. ..,:::.
!..r.
Il,c YEA" S:l! b. divided into t.rcr terms.
I:r ,,r,'j 10 rnrl;:,"!!.'r On the isl ui ,Ianti-
any and .n,i on the 81: O.: April. Iiir
~r"n'! :" r".ilnl"as'r nn tnr y. %: CLAY and
rrh "n tho 3l,' nf Ausu>5 inr third 10
rrrn"lcmcr "l the !'t Of S,nclA!cr a!l
en-" ''n the :ilSt ol December.
Iirr> viii h> three vacations of two
We -; ,'n,ll.
IiHH> 'E~r::jr-:,vc 90 4, liars pee.
;rr:l "i tNu" lr"a;.ls ;ur Classical! ami
Frr:ch Sri.,.i.i'*; English and Mathcnati-
cal. twenty (3H) dollars.
applications can la made TO either Of The
principals ii Columbia.
j. 3. WHITE,
ii. $. THOMSON.
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Z. X. Chichester,

e. X X. Chichester.
EEl, E:;TAr,1 E.sNt1Ic,s.
IS HEn..n >I'HEE7. n:NYON.
GE\r i"r Tie purchase and sale of
4 RtAL l.;'TNIE III y"t the Southern
States.
F"r thc REPAIRING, RENTING. &C., of
city property.
uMurrs Of property in Charleston, IN
av"'da'ly detained in the nn country, can
have tht:r property taken care OF and
promptly at n'r.l to by sending to above.
Power of Attorney, to assume control of
tn" same, 0ntil the owners return. In.or-
nation ~ u t.r condition of property in
jn:s'' by SHELLS. l1L otherwise, viii, i,rnl,a-
bic "Np":i>"" repairing. sent on aI,,,licat ton
- Wanted t" purchase, i,,r parties
s.'ki"S Investment of nra Estate, in South
Carol ma. several ii.i\IATiDNS. in work
!'@ "r';''r. III tbs uii"r portion of tie State
.iUH, II.
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Copart rtx2exsZ:s

NTE, the uld,rt%iiC "a, have formed a
w COiAnIN..RSIilr. under the stvl.
oI SiMONS & kEl;;lSON. !or ihr pl!i.l,os..
Of conducting the Gi;Nt'F."N, DRY UNND;
and GENERAL COMMISSION CSlNESS.
and would respectfully solicit the patronage
OF our friends and the pubic.
EON SiIO.NS.
JAS. :. S;MD%S
.CHAS. KEENiSOE, JN.
on HAND.
A lot of fac FAMILY TL0Cn. by the
barrel or pound; IL choice assortment Of
GROCERIES; also, n select stocn or DTY
GOODS. SiNIONS' * EFN,;r>oN
Assembly street: opposite GAIL. .lrai.
..H3 ~ ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-10
LIMESTONE SPRINGS
FEAiLE HIGH SCHOOL.
>P NETR(;. s. {.
TEENS.
Pc' Tan" IF F"n' .M""s, Puyojr IN

.idrnn'c.
JNSTETC"T!oXI- i.nslis!. Dcs'ar;mrn.s:2 so
l Hpar'., .nr!u:l!nG W">l!il@ and Fuvl 40
NtiSlc--!' zane. ........... ........ ~
t'uiar. ..-.:...... .......... Is
vocal lSprclaI l"tSons). ).......... 1G
Use Of ianr. ....... :.
French. G, :r!,ln or Italian, C&cl ~ 1G
Drawing "ud Painting. Observation-Disclosures. Il;
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. Il
No charge beside. The above will bc
madc III connection with thc School, except
for book, and stationery &ctuall: used
The School VIII b" rr-oncncd for a term OF
t,!r months, on WEDNESDAY. August 16.
Payment can be made in money, provisions
OF cotton. at old prices. Each boardcr must
bring one pain Of s"ret,. oAe pair of l.illu"
0cs:o o9, tow,.ls, her drinking cap anl lights.
WI. CURTIS, LID, Ti.nc:pGI.
t,,C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-04

The ARMY COMMITTEE CF THE YOUSG MEN $
CHGrsrIAN ASSOCIATION acknowledge the receipt OF
the following contributions for the soldiers in the
field and hospitals during the month Of December,
Mrs. Mary Roys:er, $40; from S., $50; from Mrs.
Il. ID. Minor, six pairs Of socks; from DR.. s., six
pairs of socks: from Jacob Hall, fourteen pairs OF
from ladies, per b. w. Knowles, Thirteen pairs
of socks and fourteen pairs Of sheets; from -,
barrel OF apples for Lieutenant Ben Baker, of the
Fifth Texas regiment from Mrs. NJ. L. S'arle, fol
ladies OF james City, twenty pairs of socks; from
Wvndham Robertson. four barrels Of flour.
The committee request contributions in money
and supplies shirts, socks and drawers csrc.
cally required. Yarn will be delivered at the depot
corner Of Tenth and Bank Streets to any ladies who
will knit FOR the soldiers.
Contributions should be sent to ROGER MAR
TIN, Superintendent, or TO WILLIAM Z. NUN
FORD, Chairman.
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THE RELIEF COMMITTEE or kIcnNoSD acknov-
ledge the receipt of the following contributions
for the month Of December, 1864, VIZ:
From Mrs r. w. Lewis, of Altemarle, barrel
of vegetables and apples; Midlothian Company,
1000 bushels of coal; Richmond and Danviile Rail
road Company, free transportation on 1000 bushels
of coal; Mrs G. W. boswell, $50; A. Is. G"ath-
mey, 100; DIR. g., 20 Prescott Bailey. 200; DT.
Thomas Pollard, 10; Nirginian, Columbia, South
Carolina Sos Kent, Paine Il Co. (com's). 40; J.
N. Willis, IL; David Graham, of Wythc county
per Rev DR.. Converse, 100; Miss Julia A. Marsh,
Columbia, South Carolina, 90; Tios. X. Price 4 Co.,
$50; Jno r. Tucker, 80; }. b. Winston, 30; y"
Hargrovc White, 100; Judge Moncgc, 20; Mss
Monc,lrc, 5; JrrD. Dooley, 100; X. X. J. (caml
near Uarr sonvillc), 10; J. W. s., 10; Alex. lay
lor, 30; IL. A. lIu,xiha. $50; Thos. Samson, 400
Peter " Daniel 200; citizens OF Amelia, per ). q
Jefferson, G25 young lady Of Meckenb'irg, 500;
r. IT, Strother, lGo; James Warwick, $50; George
Royster. 80; little girl in the coun'ry-hcr OWL
earnings, made by selling cha stnuts-to buy bread
for some poor child in Richmond, ;; William Col
lie. Of Wilmington, 5,Oo0; City Council of Rich
nond 10000; friend, four 500 per cent bonds
Contributions of money, TODD and fuel are re-
nuircd for the poor Contributions Of money should
be sent to H. +. G. BAsK EaRliL, Treasurer; and all
supplies should be consigned TO the 6 Relief Com
miitee Of Richmond care Of MesSrs MARTIN &
CAKpozO. WILLIAM L. MUNfOkD,
President
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Mayors Counr.-Rccorder James X.
Caskie, in the absence of the Mayor, dis
posed of the cases before this court yes
terday.
Joseph Burgess, arrested and Gagged
the evening before for drunken and bois-
ferrous conduct in the First Market-housc,
was fined twenty-five dollars.
A negro slave, named Caroline, was
ordered to receive thirty mine lashes for
using abusive and insulting language to
wards Elizabeth Wyatt.
William Robinson was charged with
stealing one pair of shoes, hat, and
handkerchief, valued at one hundred dol
lars, the property Of John B. Simms:--
The evidence against the accused proving
his guilt, he was rcnandcd for cxamina-
ton before the Hastings Court.
Peter Lawson, well-known butcher
in the Second Market, was charged with
purchasing dressed beef from canal boats
for the purpose Of reselling the same at
an advanced price. In the absence of
material witnesses for the side of the &C
cused, the case was continued till to-day.
Mrs. Ann Mosby, owner of q negro
named Malachi, was fined for permitting
said slave to go at large.
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RoBBERY.-On Monday night last, tn

RoBBERy.-On Monday night last, the
vacant residence of Mr.. James =. Martin,
living in the upper end Of Sidney was
broken into and robbed Of about two
thousand dollars worth OF furniture. lie
has been absent from home forthe past
three weeks, and is not yet appraised Of
his loss. The robbery was discovered
Yesterday morning by a next-door neigh
boz. Who, happening to discover the
hack door open, went over to ascertain
sHhethsr the occupant had returned
The thieves effected an entrance by
speising open the door, and must have re.
snoved the furniture by means Of a
wagon, in waiting outside the yard, as
numerous wheel and mule tracks are
plainly observable near the side gate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-04

MEETING OF THE LEGlsLATuRE.-Ac.
cording to adjournment, the two Houses
of the Gcncra Assembly of Virginia
arc to convene in tho capitol to-day at
u o'clock NJ. Unless the accessiOns arc
greatly increased by the different con
yeyanccs which reach this city this morn
ing, there is slim prospect of quorum
being prese mt.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEpFRATE STATEs Or As,RICh,

RicHMoHp, December !, ioGi
EVENT II RI Y L Il T. \ ; L i;
~ EOTES.-in pursuance OF an at Of CQHgrc5',
approved November %, 1851, entitled . M at -
authorize the Secretary OF tire Treasury 70 EXCHANGE
coupon bonds f1r s.veu-thirts trt'Sltfy not h"t-
ers of such notes are hereby notified Met after The
payment Of The annual interest due tE-FcQn on TIC
FIRST day Of January, 1865, upon rre'ftatlpn q is
same, the Treasurer. Assistant Urea, and Pes
Deposiaries taa designated at FOOT VII, issue crt-
6catcs therefor, which will cntide tTr holder -
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the inst d.
* JauNary, 1863, bearing, SIX ler cent. Interest from
the said first oi January, 1902 payable or tLe i't
days Of January ara July III each year. IL irt-
sllrer, Assistant Tre,s,t1s ard Dcpo<it@rIcs va.
make weekly reports to the Register oi the Treasury
of such certificates issued AZ their "flic,S, whcrpu3on
bonds will hc sent forward III satif sc'!ou oi tInr
The notes will lo cancelled IN tu2usltti intl!n.r .ld
Forwarded: 10 tie FIRST Auditor.
q. 4. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Treasurer At Charleston ard Mobile.
Depositarcs ut Raleigh aud llinington, North Ia
rolina,
Dcpositlries "a. Charleston and Co!umilt South ca
rQiina.
nepoSi.ares at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Dcpositares al Tallahassee, fivrids, ana MoE:So-
merry, Alabama.
Dcpositares at Columbus, Mississippi, and i"'Sl"n
and Marshal, Texas. j lis
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without being jostlcd against by them.
Leaving out any other consideration, 1t
is As much as the best female servants
arc worth for hirers to conform to the
requirements of board and clothing, and
parties demanding moro will, in short
while. be fortunate if they obtain that.
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NDolo HlRIao.-Contrary to all ex-
pectAtions, tho prices asked for negroes
this year exceed those Of last. As a
consequence, only those families who are
coppslled to hare help are engaging SER
wants, and our streets are now crowded
70 such a extern with lido negroes that
!" = alRost Impossible to walk square
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WANTED.
T,IFTEEN HANDS WANTED:-The

subscriber wishes to hire FIFTEEN HANDS'
10 chop wood and cross-ties on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad in the county Q, M non &C.
.r .nds viii be well fed well clothed, free from
nanus n and not liable to capture being
On the railroad where they can IA: and WILL ,,,s De
run out Of the way Payment; will ns a maae
tsrlv or in advance, as may be desired. Commu1T-
JAMES. Richmond, until Friday morning; after
which, at chT tia IN pepssn sn
ooutr3cted with, between the hours of 10 and ~
,riock on Friday, the 9Th instant at the office OF
Lee & James. IN rIapW
IN 4-4ts Eli. NA1Ahh'
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WANTED, A CI.ERK.-Wanted, a
w CLERK at tie Manassas Gap Railroad
shops at Greensboro, North Carolina one not sub
iect TO military CONSUMPTION.
de o7-l5t- HUGH RICE, Superintendent.
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YXTILIIAM 3. &C. FISHER, MANU-
w FACTURERS OF PERCUSSION CAPS,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA--Wc are max ing tho
Army and all sizes of Sporting CAPS, central-ire
foil-ned caps superior article, which Is offered 70
the public in exchange for old COPPER, BRASS,
ZINC. LEAD, or Confederate money. Agency Tor
sale Of the above CAPS ut w. s. MUNSON'S, No.
IA Pearl street ia 2-lw"
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M ESSRS. KERR & LYON would an
ltl nounce that, having made arrangements
with Mr.. JOHN BOOKER, formerly with Greer.
& IIobson and William b. Green,) the concern Will
hereafter hc known as BOOK Err, KERR Il LYON,
GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION MEX
CHANTS. They hope, by strict attention, to merit
continuation of the patronage so hberaliy 1e-
slowed Oh the old concern. Ja2-oS