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DEATH FROM ARSENIC EAT1Na.-A death recently
occurred in Halifax from arsenic eating. The VIC
tim was vigorous man, who, four years ago. saw
eaters of styria and the supposed beneficial effects
of the poison upon the skin and lungs. lie COM
meneed the practice and from that day, though
previously in good health, he became, in the Ian
guage Of his friends, "complaining man." Alb
dominal atld gastric pains tormcnted him, but he
persisted in the foolhardy experiment until a small
overdose brought on ali the symptoms Of arsenic
poisoning and, in spite of all that could DO done
by the best physicians, resulted in death. Before
he died, he declared that although he had pursued
the fatal practice 50 long and faithfully, he was
conscious Of having received no benefit whatever
organs, although carefully ana!yzed, thus showing
that the doses which destroyed life must have been
very minute
People who may fooiyhly be tempted to tamper
fits should receive warning from this very remark
able case.
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RICHMOND CIRCUIT CouRr, YESTERDAY.
In the matter of petition for writ Of
Aa6eas corpus of William "A. Perkins, of
Pittsylvania county, Virginia, praying
for discharge in consequence of being
a bonded farmer, continued from De-
cember last; the court, inasmuch as the
period of his bond having expired, re-
manded him to the custody of Lieutcn-
ant Bates, commanding Confederate
States Barracks, to be sent to his regi-
ment
The court will this morning deliver
its decision in the ease of William II.
Zimmerman, who claims discharge as
being an undomicifed foreigner.
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NO NIGHT IN HEATEN.

"And there shall be no night thcrc."-nev. p, S.
No night shall be in fIsayen-no gathering gloom
Shall DER that glorious landscape ever come,
No tears shall fall in sadness DER those flowers
That breathe their fragrance through celestial bow
ers.
No night shall be in 1Ieaven-ro dreadful hour
OF mental darkness, or the tempter's power.
Across those ekies envious cloud shall roll,
To dim the sunlight of the enraptured soul.
No night shall be in Heaven. Forbid to sleep
Those ewes no more then mournful vigil keep;
Their fountains dried their tears all wiped away
They gaze undaxzled on eternal day.
No night shall be in Hcaven-no sorrows reign
No secret anguish-no corporal pain
No shivering limbs-no burning fever there
No souls eclipse-no winter Of despair.
No night shall be in Heaven-but endless noon;
No fast declining sun or waning moon;
Tu. there the Lamb shall yield perpetual light,
mid pastures green, and waters ever bright
No nj ght shall be in IIeaven-no darkened room,
No bed ef death, no silence Of the tomb,
nut brcezes ever fresh with love and truth
Shall brace the frame with an immortal youth.
No night shall be in Heaven! But night Is here
The night Of sorrow-and the night Of fear,
I mourn the ills that now my steps attend,
And shrink from others that may yet impend.
No night shall be in Heaven! O had faith
To rest in what the faithful witness saith
That faith should make these hideous phantoms
flee,
And leave no night, henceforth, on earth to me.
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News OF LlrEaAryRr.-.1t would appear that
Solomon spoke truth when he said that there was
nothing new under the sun. Tennyson's famous
"Chargc OF the LighS Brigade owes much Of its
popularity to its metre and manne.isIn. Except
the sounds corresponding to the reiterated ''six
hundred" lsuch rs Numbered, thundered, Won
dered, sundered,) the rhymes mean, and team
10 right of ther,' Ito left Of them, in front
of them'' are not rhymes at al. In the first
stanza, originally published, instead of "chacge
for the guns he said," the line ran, "Take the
guns Nolan said We suppose that as Nolan was
only subaltern, it was held, second thought,
that his name was not worthy Of being preserved.
Had he been general, it might have been different,
perhaps.
Even tha metre Of Tcnnyson's lyric is not origi
nal. An English essay writer, i'll volume Just
published i'll London by Stahan & Co., and entitled
"Tahle Talk" quotes verse from q ballad, "Ihc
Battaile of Agincourt," by Michael Drayton, and
published in 1927, which shows from what source
the form of "The Charge Of the Light Brigade"
wcs derived. It runs thus:
"They now to fight are gone,
AIanor on amor shone,
Drum now to drum did groan,
TO hear was woEdcr--
THAT with the cries they make,
The very earth did shake,
Trumpet to trumpet spake-
Thunder to thunder.'
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DROCLAN1ATION BY TIE PRESI-

/ DROCLAMAIlON by IHE pRESI-
4 DENT, APPOINTING A DAY OF FAST
! ING, HUMILIATION AND PRAYER, WITH
| TIIANKSGIVING.-The Congress of the Confede-
rate States have, by "a joint resolution, invited NE
to appoint day OF public fasting, humiliation and
prayer, with thanksgiving to Almighty God.
1t is our solemn duty, at all times, and more
pccialy in season of public trial and hdversty,
| to acknowledge our dependence His mercy, and
to bow in humble submission before His footstool
confcssing our manifold sins, supplicatng HIS era.
cious pardon, mploring His Divine help, ami de-
voAtly rendering thanks for the many and great
blessings which He has vouchsafei 70 US.
Let the hearts Of our people turn contritely and
trustfully unto God; let us recognize in His CT a.
stenlng hand the correction OF Father, and sub
nissirely pray that the trials and sufierings which
have 80 long borne heavily upon US may be turned
away by His merciful love; that His sustaining
grace be given to our people, and Ills divine wisdom
impaired to our rulers; that the Lord Of Hosts Will
be with our armies, and fight for us against our
cnemies ard that He will gra lousy take our cause
into His own hand and mercfully establish for us a
lasting, just and honorable peace and indepe ndence
And let us not forget to render unto His holy
name the thanks and praise which so justly due
io1 ms great 6oooness, ara Tor the many merCies'
which Lie has extended to us amid the trials and
sufler'ngs OF protracted and bloody war;
Now, therefore, I, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Pscsi-
dent OF the Confederate States of America do issue
this my proclamation, appointing FRIDAY, the
10th day Of March next, as dag of public fasting,
humiliation and prayer, with sthanksgiving,) for
invoking the favor and guidance of Almighty
God" and do earnestly invite all soldiers and
Citizens to observe the il spirit OF reverence
penitence and prayer.
l~, Given under my hand and the seal of
SEAL. the Confederate States, at Richmond, this
49, tTenty-iith day of January, in the yea,
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-
fve JEFFERSON DAvrs
BY the President:
J. T. BEs'AnIS, Secretary Of State.
ia 26-Stawtd
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LOCAL MA77ER&

YnE CouRr OF APPEALS, on yesterday,
affirmed the decision of the Richmond
Circuit Court in the case Of A. j. Camp,
q State officer, elected to Office from the
ranks of the army. This decision of the
highest legal tribunal in our land will
have the effect Of releasing from service
. large number of persons whose cases
have been pending on its decision, the
Conscript Bureau having expressed its
willingness to let this case decide all the
others now pending before the courts.
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BA1LED.-On account Of tho condition
of VIM. St. George Gums health-he
being afflicted with severe case of the
camp itch, and therefore likely to COM
municate it to the other prisoners
Judge Lyons has admitted him to bail in
the sum of three thousand dollars
Gum was arrested some time since, and
committed to Castle Thunder, on the
charge Of running off negroes to the
Yankees.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, :
kICHNoSp. Deceroher 1894


RICHyoSD, December |, 1854 J
CEVEN-T II RI 7 TREAS UHY
~ NOTES.-In pursuance Of an act Of Congress
approved November q, 1861, entitled can &c. ~
authorize the Secretary !he Treasury 70 cxctarys
coupon bond ss,: s.yeathirty treasury note" hold
ers Of suca notes axe hereby notified that after thu
payment Of tie annual interest due thereon on tha
frst day of January, 1865, upon presentation Of the
same, the Ezea s,-ar, Assistant Treasures and P,
Depositaries las designated at foot) will issue cert;
fcates therefor. which will enf:te the holders -
coupon bonds payable thirty years after ne frst5,v
Of January, 1855, bearing six per cent ia.eressfnm
the saio first of Jaauary, 1855, payable on the sr4.
days of January ana July III each year. The IRA.
surer, Assistant Treasurers ard Dcpositsries vii
make weekly reports to the Regste Of the Treas,ry
of such certificates issued at theirotices Wherein
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction of same
The notes will be cancelled III the usual ana
forwarded to the First Auditor.
G. A. TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond, nginia,
Assistant TreaSurers at Charleston aai Mobile
Depositaries at Raleigh ard Wilm:r gton, North Ca.
rolina,
Depositaries at Charleston ard Columbia, souscs.
roliha.
Depostaries at Savannah anG Augusta. Georgia.
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Florida anu NClt,5.
merry, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. ia 2-.{
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pYCTIyRE OF NEJV ORLEANS.

The following sad picture Of the once great city
of New Orleans is given by correspondent of the
Mobile Register. It is fair ensample of what is
the fate Of any Southern city that falls into Yam
kee hands Tie 'peace A" it gets by its fall is the
peace of that sleep that knows no waking:
"New Orleans, compared with its former self, is
dead. The breath of life has been knocked cut of
the body Of that great city. The houses there,
indeed, and some Of the old citizeps-but these
later 20 about like the ghosts of their former selves
not with elastic step and cheerful countenance, but
With misery-almot despair-depicted upon their
faces. A walk through Carordelet street--once the
great cotton market Of the world and always crowd
like walk through one OF the alleys Of the St.
Louis Cemetery. Magazine, Tchoupitoulae, New
Levee, Poydras Gravier. Common, Royal, Charities,
and other Streets formerly the great marts Of trade
are silent and deserted except when aroused by the
stolen eQuipage OF some Yankee officer, or echong
the melancholy tread Of old citizen, out Of busi
ness and alnAst out Of hope. On Canal and Camp
streets some little business animation is discovera
bic, but new faces in place Of the old ones
and new signs over the doors slisten with fresh
Yankee paint.
"The old Orleanians are displaced and showed
aside. Many OF them, once prosperous men of
business, have been Lying for nearly three wears ON
the secret sales Of their plate and the jewelry of
their families, and some Of them do not knaw to-
Gay where they Will Tomorrow get the means where
With to go to market. Those who have taken the
oath fare little better. There is no trade Of any
for the sugar and cotton crops in the
small district under Yankee rule have been failures,
and there s no market for the sale Of merchandise
Inc hotels are filled. it is true; but it is with Yam
zee 0fdcers civil and militaryahving upon the
wealth. which they have stolen, and shainelessly
Pasadng at ne tables de Aots the prostitutes they
nave brought with them from the Northern cities:
Unhappy New Orleans! How much better that
you should have been given to the flames, and not
~ stSne len upon another indicate your site than
% oe thus disnonored, plgndered oppressed, trod-
den upon BY that most vile and base neonla .s;th
vnem you are nov cursed pray you people ~
noble, take warning from the fate Of vonr s;s,e-
Cay. You had better be dead aud sleeping in honor.
aDae graves thanbe the slaves to Yankee master ;,
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SOLDIERS, PAY
TO the Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch

10 the Editor Of The R'eamona Uispa'ch:
=. Allow me short space in your columns to say
few words in regard to paying Of the troops:
Why should they be deprived Of the pittance
80 long that is now due them In many instances,
some Of the soldiers families are suffering for
che necessaries Of life. II We had what is now due
US, we could render our dear families some assist
ance. It is O small amount of six months wages
that is due the private soldier, and i. would
tainly be Of some benefit to him.
Why should the officers of our army be paid and
not the privates! Are We not as much in need Of
paid first It ought to be the privates. Whose fault
Is Il that we are not paid Is the fault in our quar-
termasters OK is It for the want of money to pay the
troops! PRIVATE
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"XOW rs GOLD TO-DAT~

There was time when If we met
A friend upon the street,
lie talked on common themestthe war,
The cold, or else the heat,
And took an lnteres: in ones health;
That time has passed away;
For no one asks US how We do,
But, "How is gold to-day?"
These words pervade the atmosphere,
At weddings. funerals, balls,
No matter where; upon our ear
The anxious question falls.
You go to see the girl you love,
To drive your cares away;
You kiss, and then she sweetly says,
"Oh! How is gold to-day"'
If gold is up or gold is down,
What good for me to know!
There is no jingle in my purse,
My funds are still in quo;
And SO hate the endless cry,
Ard long to soar away
To lands Of peace, where no enc asks,
"Well, How is gold to-day"
John g. Sare.
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TREASURY DEPARrNYyT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.


T DAMS ON TIE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PR
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF TILE CUHRENCY
LAN.--Deposits On call will be received by as
Charleston ard Mobile, and the Dcpos!tanes ..
Wilmington, Raleigh, Celumbia, Augusta, sa7ar.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will he i,sa9i
for the same, bearing interest at tie rate Of oar ,
Of an amount Of the above bonds eaua, 10 Ss T
of these loans. The bonds to be set apar. BIZ as
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied *.
clu siyely TO the payment CT the said certificates
The security and convenience afforded to tars,l
and other corporations, ard to Inc public geaerql7
By this mode of temporary investment. and TIE 4
feet OF the measure, if generally adopted, in ke.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it is hg;
will commend it to tie favorable consideration Of
community and secure their prompt cooperate:
carrying tin:o effect. q. A. TRENHOLM,
j. 2-ts Secretary OF the IreasuT
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WHAT IS THs MATTER Abraham Lincoln is re-
elected President. Both Houses of Congress have
large majoriiies, which endorse his policy. Go
vernon Seymour is no longer where he can sob
strncf tie Whceis Of the Government" And yet tho
hear of it being put down, but it does not stay put
down. What is the matter, that the party in power
do not end the war by crushing the rebellion and
relieve the expenditure Of four millions Of dol
lars per day !-Scratoga INesc YorhJ Sentinel.
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SHARP PRACTICE TO OBTAIN A WEALTHY WV,
1ne Cleveland P'dindeaIer mentions the case oie,
1al-areseed young man, Of good manners. Who
ve 10 nis income 70 the assessor at several thou
~ 0s ms name in the list among the nabobs ~
- County. On the strength Of this. he courted
- say mans daughter and married her. Then #
ia cos that be had no money, and had sold
youn1 ~. made good thing out Of it. 90 aid the
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMITS

~ SION UOUSE.-The subscribers have asso-
ciated themselves, under the style of WALKER &
WRENN, for the purpose Of conducting q GRO
Gerry AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS. Their storehousc is on Fourteenth street,
between Main and Franklin.
They solicit consignments Of all kinds of COUN.
TRY PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE generally,
and pledge themselves to give strict attention and
prompt returns to all sales intrusted to them
Families and clearinghouse keepers would do
we'll to give US call before purchasing elsewhere,
as we have agents throughout the country buying
UP provisions. JOHN ". WALKER.
late Of Cumberland county.
A. W. WRENN,
fe l0-6ts late Of Culpeper county, Virginia,
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RELEAsED.-John c. Timberlake, COM
mitted to Castle Thunder week or two
since upon the charge Of treason to the
Confederacy, has been released from his
confinement by order of: court-martial,
no evidence having been produced to
warrant his further detention.
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MAYoR's CouRr.-In this court yes
terday no business of interest was dis
posed Of Only one case-that Of q negro
going at large-was docketed for. His
Hon0r'a consideration.
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A WAnSlSa.-H. W. NJ Meade, a wealthy pho
bographer Of New York, committed suicide last
week In his last letter, written jus. before the
act was committed, he said:
~ trust my sad fate may be warning to those
who indulge IN liquor. and make them reform. It
Is the curse OF the country"
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my dearest uncle" Gays humorous writer.
"was the Inbst polite man in the world. lie was
making voyage on the Danube and the boaA sunk
My uncle was just Oh the point OF drowning: He
got his head above water for once, took Off his hat
and said, Ladies and gentlemen, will you please
excuse lne +" and down he went"
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY.


By Bouis, 6andersor & Tabb, Auctionesgs,
mo. III Main street,.
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE. AT
w our auction house, No. la Main street, on
THURSDAY NEXT, Commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ,
GROCERIES,
FILES, &c.
DRY GOODS,
BOOKS,
SHOES,
FURNITURE,
STORE FIXTURES, &c.
Pcremptory sale of TIMERS TOOLS.
BOUIS, SANDERSON & TABB,
fo7 Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale will take
place on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock
A. n. Book sale at 7 o'clock p. NJ.
EOUI6, SANDERSON & TABD,
fec No la Main street
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clergyman. who was consolins young widow
upon the death of hor husband spoke in a very Sc
rious tone, remarkng that He was one of the few
You cannot find his equal, you know" To which
the sobbing fair ono rcplied,with almost broken
heart, 81 don't know, but Ill try"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioncers,
mo. 60 Main street,

mo. SO Main strcet.)
WE WILL SELL, AT OUR STORE,
w on FRIDAY. tho 10th instant, at 10 o'clock,
a lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting,
e1-octave PIANO, in good order;
, BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
CLOTHIN0,
OVERCOATS,
Is fine BLANKETS,
LADIES' CLOTHING,
2sILK DRESSES, good quality;
PARLOR and COOKIN6-STOVE5,
1000 CIGARS,
LADIES' MUFFS,
Lot fine KNIVES and FORKS,
pair Of PLATFORM SCALES, in good
order;
large TRUNKS,
GUNS,
PISTOLS, &c., and many OTHER articles
toe TEDIOUS to mention.
Oar friends will please bring in their goods on
! THIS MORNING., as they may be arranged for
the sale. The above sale will be for cash only.
L. II. LUCK & CO.,
fec No. sc Main street.
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OFFICIAL.
TREAsUhT DEPARTMENT
CoNYHDKlAfI SrArEs or AMERICA.
Richmond. Aupusf g. lsSA

Richmond, August 8, 1884.
rERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
" BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ASyTTw
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION p.
The fourteenth section Of the &C. TO refuge the e:
rency, approved February II, 1864 the Seretarv -
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above CRIT.
6cates, payable two years after the ratification =;
treaty Of peace With the United States. They can.
not be sod but are only to be issued TO such ,red;.
tors Of the Government As willing 20 receys ~.
same in payment Of their Demands They nus s.s
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention OF purchasing agents and dsturs
ing officers Of the Government is called TO this ela
ofpublic securities offering peculiar adyantays
to these from whom the supplies Of the Goverrns,.
are bough: and 70 facilitate the uss Of them, cheek,
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depsstarsa
holding these funds, ard marked Ecross the h..
payable in certificates Of Indebtedness" viii !.
paid in conformity herewith.
Depostaries are hereby authorized and REQUIRED
to comply with this resulstion, and to make .yy;.
cation 70 the Register for supplies of eertifcac q.
required. lsignedl q. a. TRENHOLM.
"a 2-ts Secretary of Treasure
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

nESIRABEE HOUSE,
H. ON CLAY, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, on MONDAY, February l3, 1865, on
the premises, at II O'Clock NJ. the three-s.ory
BRICK TENEMENT on the south side of Clay
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets. the
fourth house from Seventh street, and at present
occupied. by Colonel Maury. It contains seven
rooms, and has attached brick kitchen with two
rooms all in good order, and is supplied with wa
ter and gas.
Possession can be had on the 18th of April next.
Taxes for 1865 to be paid by tho purchaser.
TERMS Cash. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
fe S-5t Auctioneer
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERfcA,
Richmond, Va, August. rs, 1854. J

Richmond, Va, Augustus, 1854. J
- POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING,
Z u INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUDITORIUM
OW EERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER tF.yI
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS O.
THE ACT APPROVED MAY lG. Iscl, TO *
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. tcal
under the act OF May Is, 1861, desiring to ezohsr
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in !.
the back Of the certificate, TO the "ConfeieI,a
States Of America, il exchange fer coupon hogas'
and cause them to- be presented to the BegiSttla
the Treasury Department, who will. thereuIoLf
compliance With the provisions Of the sc. O.. ".
Is, 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount sras.
In the registered bonds so assigned.
GA. TRENHOLM,
Ja2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DgPARTSgST, ]

4hHNrt III
CoNFEDFRATR STATES OF AMERICA,
RiCUaOND, October II, lS6i
NON-TAX a B LIE BONDS, FIVE
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN.-SALEC CON-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. applications having tetal
made for bonds at the established price q one Aal
dred and thirtyfve dollars and interest, under CIR
c'lnstances that entitle them to favorable c9Este'
ation 1t has been determined to continue .Ae "a
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are iIa.rc9
70 act III accordance with this order and the tti'i
ton Of disbursing officers of the Government. l@
tic,,la.l0 called to it. c. 4. TRENHOLM J
]a2-ts Secretary of the IreAs4!y'
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by Redwood, Phillips s. Co., Auctioneess,
No. 81 Main street.

WE WILL SELL, AT THE RESI-
w DENCE on the corner of Clay and Smith
streets, on TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'c 'ock, an
assert nent of GENTEEL FURNITURE, in part
comprising
l large MIRROR,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
splendid BED,
BEDSTEADS,
TIN SAFE,
6 CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY STAND,
M AIfOGANY TABLES,
! BUREAU.
WILL BE ADDED:
excellent Sloat's Elliptic SEWING MA
CHINE, new and in perfect order;
! fine SOFA,
l excellent CLOCK, &c.
In consequence of the inclemency of the weather,
the above sale is postponed to MONDAY, the 18Th
instant. REDWOOD, PHILLIPS l. CO.,
fcS Auctionkers