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At COST,

'0YS at Cost, at No. 81 Middle st.. p.vson p,oo,
me balance Of stock Of Toys mn he sod
the ensuing spring. -or d mlinnery STOCK
Dec 22-dtf L. >. W.
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From Savannah.

= SAVANNAH, Dec. %.
The trial of General FL. w. Mercer, charged
with murder in shooting seven Union prison.
ers IN TINS city, last December, is temporarily
suspended, awaiting orders from Washington.
Steamer Indian River, of New York, went
ashore at the mouth of Indian River, Florida,
Dec. Sd. Vessel and cargo total loss. Ali
hands saved.
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Casco National Bank.

TINE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of "The
i Casco National Bank Of Portland" tor the slec-
ton OF Directors, and Tor 9, any
will be held at thei Banking House on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of january next, at o'clock M;
Wv - - - E. P. GERRISH, Cashier.
% ,eax dc9d1m
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Stock Markets.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-The receipts on tie
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Dec. 10th, were:
Passengers, $44,310 90
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries, 1900 90
ffeisnt ana Lave stock, 76,904 90
1otai, S128,714 90
Corresponding week last year, 113,29S 90
Increase, $15,418 90
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"este71t U7tU OUtItHe7TL lNQ3Ieefs. =
CINCINNATI, Dec. %.
Flour quiet at so q 90. Whiskey Irregular at
20, duty paid; 26, in bond. Hogsfirmer. but not
guotabiy higher; Receipts 5,10O head Provisions
for prime city. '''
Gid 1859.
SAVANNAH, Dec. %.
Cotton - Receipts of cotton for the week K 3g7
bales; exports of the week 1924 bales; stock in
port lo,o7o bales Sales of middling at 4s a 49c
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Tarj0tts Items.

- NEW YORK, Dec %.
j. Ward, who murdered policeman Walker,
last August, was to-day sentenced to the State
prison for life. s,s,,. ..sasy hl.fI
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Far Sala

TT>HE Two-story Brick House and Lot, No, Fore
Il Street, Enquire on the prep,ses. Tie house
has eleven finished rooms,
dec1sd2w* GEORGE LORD
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COpartnership Notice.

I yHE partnership heretofore existing between WI
L liam P. Mansfield and the undersigned, une =
the firm name Of Mansfield & Clark Is dissolved 81
JOSEPH B. CLAIR {
Portland, ed Dec. 1866 s div -
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Ocean Insurance Company !
| 1l7lataL MEETING.
THE National Traders Bank.

TIME stockholders Of this Bank are hereby notified
| that their Annual Meeting viii be held at their
ery next at o'clock P. M, to choose five Directors
S,r the ensuing year. and to act on any other busi-
ness that may legally come before them. 60,
Portland Dec 6, 1S65.-ltd
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md National Bank.

= 'sae OF the Stockholders Of the
THE Annual Meet DC netu u SeM Ia1 pam
Il Second National Bank III Jay $500. y. oa.u I'D
ing Room, on TUESDAY, the pIsS.oiS Ssa Gnu
next, at p. M. for the choice Of NV aY PviVi7
TOR any other business that may legally
them. -
W. H. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Dec Z, 1855. dc9dtd
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From California

From California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81.
The Pacific railroad land-grant bill passed
the Senate to-day.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. Fl.
A Legislative excursion to Colfax. on the
Pacific Railroad, took place to-day. The road
was found to be in good condition.
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A"e Best Chance I'm the C;,.,

D Stock Stand 90 anS Shsnge my business, offer nv
TS Sise - given immediately. sane at bargain
Grocery ~ sne best stands in the city for Cash
dea1Atf CHAS. WALKER,
- sa-- Cor. Milk and Lime sts
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Oh riStmas Presents.
n NHEh is no article more useful to person witt
pre- sent than Of those neat pocket OF family
of - s--
Homeopathic Medicines,
To be ! obtained at No. go EXCHANGE STREET.
e.... 4sa.-... 4......tss. M. SEAVEY.
Dec1 -1o6x IA -l4
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christmas and New Year.

Christmas and New Year.
or want good articles for Presents, call and loo
l. a. the Italian, Turkish and other Chairs, Fant
Tables' Camp stools, and Q host OF Brackets, sc
~ al BURROUGHS & HUDSON, =
@e' acStdtf Free st. Block.
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For Sale at Auction.

FOF 911lt ~ AuCbAOAs
TIME convenient and commoaious Hotel on Main
il Street, sacs, better known as the "Saco House "
win be sold at public auction, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
on - the - day Of January next, unless
previously disposed Of ut private SALE
The house has been kept for the last few years by
Rufus NJ Lord Possession given 18th July 1S6e.
For particulars enquire Of
DIR. j Z. L. KIMBAIIt Saco,
Or. IsAAO DYER, No. d Union Wharf, Portland.
Dec 20--dtd sa
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RICHMOND ClRctir CouRr, JANUARY II,
1S65.-John I. Hicks IS. Confederate
Statca-Thc arguments in this case
being concluded this morning, the Court
rendered its decision, rcmanding the pc
titioncr to his bail, taking the ground
that the bail stood, in the eye of the law,
in lieu Of the jailor. and as conscript
could not be taken out Of Jail by an en-
rolling officer, neither could one under
bonds for his appearance at cour: be con-
scripted. Mr.. Neeson, counsel for the
Confederate States, took an appeal to the
Supreme Court.
A writ Of habeas corpus, directed to
Lieutenant William ii. Blackford, enrol
ling officer for Richmond,Ra granted
upon the prayer of Solomon Llllnfcld,
no claiming to be an urdomiciled for
eigner, and made returnablc On the 10th
instant
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CASTLE THUNDER ITEMs.-Thc follow
ing parties were committed to Castle
Thunder yesterday:
J. A. Hopkins, of company d, Second
Virginia reserves, charged with forgery
James Katon, member of the Sixth
Louisiana regiment, charged with at
tempting to get passport upon the fur
Tough Of James Sullivan, member OF
the Tenth regiment Louisiana volunteers.
Albert Throgmorton, the party before
the Mayor yesterday upon the charge Of
horse stealing, whose case was turned
over to q county justice, was recon-
mitted to the Castle to answer the offence
before military court-martial.
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IEEssTRX nEF.Eg ~.'..f. d,
CorFrDFRATE STAT - &W*Hi-A 3

z DAMS On THE SECURITY OF T.E
/ 1 FIVE HUNDRED MIIiLGE SIX ILG
GENT. N0N-TA%hbLE pOHUS, u&ULI. IiiG
SEVENTH SECTION OF ti.E .ULs,LE,Y
LAW.-Uopo3.ts on cali viii be rcce;yE. ~ Tie
Treasurer IL this CITY, Assistant T.-a-u =: G..
Charleston ana, Mobile, ana the N"pos :@lies Q.
Wilmington. Ralcish, Columbia, August, VIZ.
nal. and Mon. comciy, and certificates vii l., -
for tie same, bearing interest al The rae e, io: ft
0. IN amount Of the above bond3 .,;al to The IN
of .ncsc loans. The bGuds 10 be - !.7.t II IL
Treasurer, and tie proceeds, when SOLD applied ex
clusiyely 70 tie payment Of The aid cc.ti8.---.
The security and CONVENIENCE afforded = 0.i -
s.d other coa orajuns, :.l 20 he l,5li. -ce,r gr
by this mode OF temporary inv-rti, VT, 7'3 20; 80
feet 81 the measure II ctne]"tIy a1lTtco, m 81
ing he currency within n06eret. bc}itit- ID j. ao-t
VII commend it to the favorable ..eEa; Ga ~ ia,
community ard secure their prompt c3-of .;.,al
carrying it into ettecl. g. =. T&friipi.I-,
ia Its Secretary oi lhe 'rel So.
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2Gth Of December, 1861 Sergeant BENJAMIN
T. WILLIAMSON, OF the Signal service:
thirty-throe years Of age.
The subject of this brief tribute was familiarity
known TO the writer az one Of high literary attain
lnants Of polished and chivalrous bearing, and pos
sossins all the essential qualities Of brave and
dashjng soldier.
a. the commencement Of the present struggle he
was quietly pursuing the vocatlon o: merchant in
Illinois. Receiving intelligence that his native
State tVirginii) had severed her connection with
the Federal Government he at once concluded TO
cast his dcstny with her, ana ono OF tie first
Of her sons 10 strike for independence. He passed
through that trying and arduous campaign in West
crn Virginia, IL the fan and winter Of SCI, and
subsequently through all the campaigns III Virginia,
Maryland and pennsy lvania, unsettled. His indy
ing devotion to his bleeding country failed to
inspire his comrades III with energy and eoIii-
dcnce.
Around the bvouac fire, the march, and in the
fight, he was always seer with bright ana cheerful
smile.
This youthful hero did no. aspire for Office or mill
ary fame. Ills only object to serve his country
faithfully; and no exultea more than he IN its
slicc sSeS and prosperity. Notwithstanding he has
been smitten down by the hand Of God at the noon
Of manhood, his name merits place OF the brightest
page Of tie History If the War.
Removed now from the scenes Of carnage and
bloodshed, his spirit rests in peace.
Mobile papers please copy. a SOLDIER.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.


Nv Williamson & Co., Auetioneers
fco ,g2 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.)
vI,HE STOCK OF FINE LIQUORS,
WINES, CIGARS, ETC.
THE FURNITURE,
HANDSOME ENGRAvINGS,
FINE PAINTINGS,
GLASS AND CIIINAWARE,
TIE KEY, GOODWILL AND FIXTURES
of tho Restaurant on Main street, opposite the Spots
W. wood Hotel. we'll known "a the "ALABANA; Or,
oy0" AT AUCTION.--On TUESDAY, the 18th in
slant commencing ut 10 O'Clock NJ, we viii sell,
on fhe premises, the KEY, GOODWILL and FIX
TIrRES Of the Restaurant on Main street, between
Eighth and Ninth, known as the ALABAMA )
Or, 300"
The stock of LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS, etc, (all
of which are truly very fne) consisting OF
BRANDY,
WIIISKEY,
CHAMPAGNE,
PORT and CIARET WINES,
m assortment Of excellent CIGARS, of various
brands, &c.
One magnificent ROSEWOOD ErEGRE,
sIDEBOARD, with marble top,
/ A collection of very fine ENGRAVINGS and
PAINTINGS,
Cul-Glass Decanters,
Tumblers. Decanters,
Wine Glasses,
Plates, Dishes,
Cups and Saucers,
Knives and Forks,
. Table Cloths,
Cabinets, Wardrobe,
Betlsteads and Bedding,
Sofas, Mirrors,
Curtains, Shades,
excellent Cooking Stove and Furniture
| excellent Bar Stove, &c. &c.
ial2 WILLIAMSON & CO, Auctioneers
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MAYORS COuRT, Observation-Disclosures
II. Harrison, white, was charged with
breaking into the house Of Henry c.
Kiger, on Eighteenth street, between
Clsy and Venable, on Tuesday night,
and stealing thcrefrom a parcel of bed
clothing. Mr.. Kigcr stated before His
Honor that, between 8 and 10 O'Clock at
night, his attention was attracted by an
unusual noise, and upon going down
stairs to ascertain the cause he found
the prisoner in his house, having under
his arm. bundle Of bed clothing, which
he had stolen AS soon as be confronted
Harrison, the fellow dropped his stolen
plumber and seized him by the threat,
when struggle ensued, which would,
doubtless, have resulted in Mr. Kigcr's
being overpowered had not Mr.. Gaines,
his nci2hbor, who heard the screams Of
the females, come to his assistance. The
value of the articles being less than
twenty dollars, the offence could not be
considered a grand larceny, and the pri
soner was, therefore, remanded for in
dictment by the Grand Jury Of the
Hastings Court.
Mrs. Fannie H. Ferguson, charged
with obtaining salt twice from Spots,
Harvey Il Co. under false pretences, aud
assaulting and beating negro in said
Spots, Harvey & Co.'s store, was re-
quired to give security for her good be-
havior and to pay fine for assaulting a
negro. Mrs. Ferguson stoutly denied
the charge of having gone to the salt
house twice on her own account but
stated that she had & sister-in-law who
rcsembled her very much, and she sup
posed that they had been mistaken for
the same persons.
Albert Throgmorton, q soldier, was
charged with stealing horse, valued at
one thousand dollars, the property of the
Confederate States. Captain j. II. Rives,
in whose company the accused is pri-
vatc, stated that the horse was stolen
from his camp, in lIenrico county, near
the reservoir, and brought to this city
by Throgmorton, who he had reason to
suppose had stolen two others from him.
Mr.. Westcott, the proprietor of stable
on franklin street, testified to tho pri-
soner's bringing said horse to his stable
and offering him for sale as his property
The accused offered no defence. The
facts in case proving that the theft was
committed without the corporate limits,
the Mayor sent the prisoner before a
county magistrate.
Harriet, slave of Catherine Davis,
charged with stealing coat, pair OF
pants and vest, valued at one thousand
dollars, the property Of John Mum, was
ordered to be whipped.
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AIDING IN THE ESCAPE OF A NEGKo.-
Policeman Granger arrested yesterday
afternoon a negro woman, named Emma,
slave Of Hiram Oliver, charged with aid
ing and abetting in the escape to the
Yankees of Jennie, slave Of Robert NJ.
Taylor. She was committed to the lower
station-house to await examination be.
fore the Mayor this morning.
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MO Office. We, the undersigned
y aooti.ecaries of Jefferson Ward, being denied,
by military law, any assistant, and unable to pro-
crc conlpct..rt and saillful aid, and as person
cannot possibly attend I'll day and al nigat, III
order that the public may be mere thoroughly and
conveniently supplied with necessary medicines dur
ing the night, viii keep et our respective stores
open I'll night, as follows:
Monday and Friday nights, POWER & Nc
P1TAIL, corner Of Seventeenth and Main streets.
TUESDAY night, ROBERT w. POWERS, corner
of Main and Fifteenth streets
"Wednesday night, SAMUEL L. DOVE, Main,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth St Gets
Thursday night, CHARLES JOHNSTON. Main,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
Saturday night, JOHN W. FRAISER, Seven
teenth street, near Broad.
Sunday night, Q. 4. STRECKER, opposite the
Old Market il Civ
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TnE FREsu.-The fresh in the river
bids fair to be one of most serious cha
ractcr. Yesterday afternoon the water
had reached nearly to the butchers stalls
in the Old Market, and, at the latest ac-
counts, was still rising. Rockets is en-
tirely inundated, and many families, re-
siding thcrcabouts, have been compelled
to vacate their premises and take quar-
tiers higher up the street
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DOUBLE DEALING IN SALT.-The second
case Of fraud, in obtaining city salt twice
under false pretcnces, came to the notice
of the civil police yesterday. A white
woman, named Scbina Conley, charged
with that offence, was arrested by officer
Morris and locked up in the cage for her
appearance this morning.
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TREAsrny IiEFAt.T aff-y'E-
CONFEDsRATK STA.fs vr ! M RIO.
j.


'syAXED TREASURY NcFE&.-In u
der 70 promote, fer practical l., t5 tar.7
liquidation b. the Treasury Of the 0Ui1'tANo.Nj
TAXED NOTES, TIC Treasure, \ -;sta,lt .c'i-,.
ger, ana Pay Ienos.tarles IN the iifyToatf..'e -
hereby authorized 70 receive tie sad notes Z.
the $500 notes, at CGI per cent5iir, Oh depot, 49,
ing for certificates Of loan, rEoa aylo--,,.-
ton CT ro1l-tazabie bonds. Iie s-j4 ee:.sCa-r+ .
days.
Ind all agents for the sale Of the abora tosds
hereby authorized to receive ire taxed l,otcs El-
the exception above named, ii parr,tt @. to1I4
when sold, q. tie rG t. g esq ,.- & f-tu.
y. 4. Jt;l&IIcII,
t2-ts Secretary o.. TIC Fifa lrg.
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MARRIED.,

On the Sd instant, in Lynchburs, Nirsinia, by tie
Rev. W. H. Kinfle, Lieutenant JOHN IL. PAR
KER, Confederate States Navy, to Miss II. L.
LACY, Of Lynehburg, V~Ginia.
In Stanton, on Thursday, December =. 1851, by
the Rev w Sparrow, ID. d., Rev: I. e. DASHED
to KATE, younges. daughter Of The officiating
CLERGYMAN
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C0NyrnfRtTv STATES OF AMERICA,

I-cil-uVlEI, a, AI-:,ltsI ., III. J
II EQUATIONS FOR CAis8II Nl,
Il, INTO EtFTCr TIE ACT OF COEGEf,9
APPROVED JUNE IL, 1861, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF Ef0.SIHt.EUE1GHT PER { ST
BONDS, ISSUIj UNDER TIE PROV l@fpNS OF
THE ACT APPROVED NAY Is, i5oi, jr TX.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON r,iN;s.-
Parties owning Registered eight pr cen. 2,a3t
Under the act oi MAY II, iaGi 3eFficg {" * h.r =.
them for coupon Donds, VIII assign .h''r "a IT,.
manner pointed out IL. the printed endot a.t. IN
the back OF the certificate, to the = C.l.~,s.a4
states OF America, in exchange for coupon bends
and cause them 10 be presented. TO toe Ecc..er Ct
the Treasury Department, who wni tLeieGl- :. =
compliance with the provisions IT The ac- oj jim,
49, 1854 Issue coupon bonds for the al4cyI-: sl
in the registered bonds so assigned
G. 4. TRENHOLM.
i,2-.s Secretary Of the Treasury
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CoxrEpEHAFg SraTA> oF AE'gtIc4,
RICHMOND, October -, 1854. '

NlcHNOND Ul-Db,f =, NJ.
MONT AK i /; Z BONDS, FIVE,
= UUNDRED-MT1ILO LOAE.-4SAtJ. C0E-
IINUED. --NumeToNs applications hay.a-' }z
made for bonds al the e5tabii She'd Price y ga .r.
dre(i ard thirtv-ve dollars si interest. III = 80.
cinstaIces that entitc them 20 favorable ef :.-.
alton It has been determined - continue - I'd.
At tho above price until Il!5thesnotier.
Agents for tiie sale ii these Bonds arc IN - III
10 act in accordance with this order: oI.3 - a.-
ton Of distalrSing officers Of tAe GnvcrG.f' .:,
.:a,llatlv called to i. G. \. TRENHOLM
iao--ts Secretary 81 tho ti. .s,.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

harm FOR SALE.-I am authorized to
f. sell q FARM, four miles from Raleigh. North
Carolina containing one hundred ard eighty acres.
The improvements consist Of a neat cottage, with
eight rooms, six Of them with iireplaccs all neccs
s.y ot-buildinss, such barn, stable courthouse,
quarters, etc. There is wood enough in original
growth to pay for the land. The situation is high
and healthy. splendid place for refugee with
negroes. For full particulars. apply to
Il. IL. DIBRELL,
ia Slot Shockoe Slip.
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DIED.

On the morning of the llth instant, after short,
but painful Illness, Mrs. MARIA WATSON, IN the
s,xtcth year Of her age.
Her friends and acquaintancea are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from Broad street
Methodist Church fDr. Duncan'sl THIS (Thurs-
day1 MORNING 1t ii O'clock
Petersburg Express and Raleigh North Carolinal
papers please copy.
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by Grub5s &, Williams, Auctioncers.

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN
y DRED AND NINETEEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES OF LAND, ON THE CEN
TRAT. RAILROAD AND CIIICkAHOMINY, SIX
MILES FROM KICIiLOND, FOR SALE AZ
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, January 18th, at j.
O'Clock NJ, we will sell the FARM, located rs above
described, called MEADOW BRIDGES, III q fine
state Of cultiyaii0n; one hundred and fifty acre.
cleared, with fine meadow OIL the Chlckaho!nlny
The improvements are plain dwelling, suited for
small family kitc;ich and other servants houses;
barn, corn house, stable, icc-housc, &c.
Ten acres Of rye have been seeded OIL the farm
and is looking very we'll.
TnRMS: At sale.
Sale without reserve.
GHITRBS & WILLIAMS,
il l2-tds A;ictlon,crs.
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q Treasury DrrsRrvyy- .
CoMYKpyhATE STATES or AyKprf.
Richmond, AugT;st 4 Ikea

RICHMOND, Augist r. lSG1, !
rERTIFICATESO OF INDEBTFDvre
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER 4 W.
IN rEREsT AND FREE FROM TAXATION -
the fourteenth section Of t!e act - rednce he, J
rency approved February ", 1864, tbs setgetar.,.
the Treasury is authorized to issue tbs aba "a CO.
eca es, payable two years after the ra.inca.c, 81
ire .ty Of peace with the United States. Thy 80
10. be sod hut are only 70 be ss uet to s,,o c7e5
tor; Of the Government as,are wiling t. receive =.
same in payment OF their demands. They su.: 49,,
be given Ii: par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents ana d;sls,,-
ng OFT Gers cf the Government is Cgii.d 10 ,ats r.,
II public securities ~ OF rng peculiar aI,s-t4,
to those from, whom the SUPPLIES oil tBe Goveyr7 >.
are bought. and TO facilitate the Of .i.. der,
drawn BY disbursns ofAeers upon the .eros!.sre,
holding these .iids, ard marked Gofoas Ire IL,
"payable in certificates OF inlebteGIese,' vi! -
paid III conformity herewith.
ucpostalies are hereby authorized, ard reau;-,4
10 comply with this regulation, and to make a.gs
calio:: to The Register tor sFple9 Of 1orfat. a
required. SIg'ed! e. a. IRESitoLN,
2--tss Secretary of Ireisur-.
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RICHMOND, January 2, 1865.

] IGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT. - pow
l. ELLIS SPIRAL TAPER gives an elegant,
bright light; ready put up on sticks; answers we'll
Tor all domestic purposes; the best and most eonyc
nent hight for all camp purposes; can be convent
emily carried about the person without breakage or
injury, and very convenient for travellers. This
hight is much cheaper, and more convenient thar
tie common candIe-it burns for thirty consecutive
hours. Manufactured by 4 S POWELL, Wayside
Mechlenburg county, Va. For sale by
4. WALLER & co,
ia l0-3ts Rich,unua Va
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
ia Slot

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
- Just received and for sale at No 1873 Broad
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
1000 yards handsome DRESS GOODS,
1000 yards COIoRED FLANNELs for Bamo-
rails and Spring Wrappings;
5000 yards BLACK and WHITE LAWNS,
500 yards BROWN LINENS,
500 yards WHITE LINENS.
500 yards BLACK and WHITE CALICOES,
$500 yards best quality BLEACHED COTTON
5000 yards BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES, differ
ent widths;
1000 yards CASSIMEREs, CLOTHS and
TWEEDs,
500 yards JACONETa and c. B. MUSLINS
100 doz IIEMsTITCr'D IIANDKERCHIEFS
for ladies and gentlemen;
100 dozen PLAIN HANDKERCIIIEFs, for La
dies and gentlemen;
500 dozen WHITE WADDING,
500 dozen WHITE and BLACK SPOOL COT
TON,
J.
500 great gross, different kinds, Of BUTTONS;
100 gross LEAD PENCILS,
l6o gross best quality. STEEL PENS,
2oo,ooO NEEDLES, from 5000 to No. s;
10 dozen LINEN SHIRTS,
100 dozen DRESSING COMES,
5000 SKETNS COLORED SEWING SILK.
1000 sKEINS BLACK SEWING SILK, &c.,
together with many articles too numerous to men,
ticn All of the above articles will be sold low
Call soon, as the goods must be sold at once.
Just received
500 yards CANTON FLANNEL,
leo dozen OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
Remember the place, No. 1873 Broad street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets ia 6-7ts