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TREASURY I~Paal,ss--,
'-s1f-Cs.ss u \
C0TFGDERATE SThrss or AAEkiCA,
Richmond, August 1854.

CERTIFICATES OF iNDEBTEUNFs 4,
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER AMI,
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION -
tnc curlec:lth @ectlon d Tie act 70 reduce he gsc
ren"y, approved February l., lsG4, the IL set,r-,
the treasury is authorized 10 Issue the above cerr
Ecatcs, payable two years after the Ratification Of
treaty o: peace With the United Sta.cs Ttev CAV.
not be sold, but only to be issued to s,!ei .fi
tors OF the Government as willing To r.c.ys -
same III payment Of their demands The must sI.o
be given at par, though free from taxation
The attention OF purchasing AGENTS and tisb,rL
ug officers oi the Government is called t. tn, c,s,
public securities offering peol..a. atvaut, ~
TO those from whom the supplies Of the Gorev,r
are bought and 10 facilitate tie use OF she.n chr.
drawn By discussing officers upon the Gepo;...ra
holding these funds, ard marked acros, the IA.
payable in certificates OF indeb.ednessn vii i.
pad in conformity herewith.
Depos;tares are hereby authorized ard requre,
20 comply With THIS regulation, ard to make ann
cation 70 lac Register tor supplies of certifc.. =,
required. [Sisnedl G. :. TRENHOLM.
j. IT'S Secretary oE Tfsastrv.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS Army or NoRrHsHs vrRa,vT.
February lG, lss5
~ ENERAL ORDERS No

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or NoRTHYRs Vtpn,v,
February ie, 1856,
ENERAL ORDERS, NO. IL G.,
~ neral Orders No. 2, Headquarters A,n;,' :
the Confederate States, having been this dav 80. %
gated TO this army, 1t j. hereby Announce. ,ha.
accordance with Its provisions, all enlisted yo. "a
this army who are improperly absen. from ~. VI
commands, except those guilty Of deser.ion ~ ~
arrested In the act Of deserving to, tie enf,ay W
who have deserted after having been once r,rs5 :"
for the same offence, who shall bereaftsr d1
or absent themselves without AUTHORITY vhn 49, n
within twenty days from this date, vCIlntarijr'
JOIN their commands or deliver themselves ~ ~, -
regularly-apponted enrolling officer, proyos.,od.!
sinai or other officer duty, to be forwarded "a H..
commands, shall be entitled TO, and receive tbnI1,
mt OF, the pardon promised by the General-jr q.
on the authority OF the Presidento Of the Conf dr.
states IN the order above quoted.
H. General Order No. 2, Headquarters rrnios -.
the Confederate States, applies TO the enlisted ne,
undergoing sentence or trial, under charge ~ -
arrest, Tor desertIon absence without leave g;'
the exceptions hereiubcfoge mentioned and n, 80
VINO, under this paragraph, are entitled 10 ns,4or
VIII be at once released from arrest and la.,igr -
duty. '''''0 u
BY command Of General r. T. LIZ.
W. IL. TAYLOR.
ie A-coISW Assistant AdIUtAnt-tserar.r
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MAYORS Cou.r-Retorltr James Il.
CasGic presiding.-The following cases
occupied the time Of this Court yester-
day:
Marion B. Carter, charged with feloni-
ously stealing, on the 10th of February
last, one silver watch, valued at three
hundred aud fifty dollars, the property
of Lucian Z. Landrun, was discharged,
the evidence being insufficient to war
rant his conviction.
Warren Carlton was remandcd for in
dictment by the Hastings Court Grand
Jury on the charge Of receiving lot Of
beef valued at four hundred dollars, the
property Of Robert A. Armistead, he
well-knowing the same to have been
stolen.
Robert W. MCGEE was charged with
entering the house Of Sterling Harris,
free negro, in the night time, under false
representations, with the intention TO
rob. He was sent to the Soldiers Home
to be forwarded to his command.
Caroline Wood was fined ten dollars
for permitting her slave to 60 at large.
The cases Of Ellen Mitchell and Kate
Swords, charged with stealing clothing,
were continued till the eth instant.
Lucian S;Zcr and George Timberlakc
were each fined ten dollars for running
wagons on the streets without first OBJ
tanning licenses.
Joe Harris, James Brown and Jones
Brown, free negroes, and William Gray,
slave Of William Grcanor, charged with
attempting to run off a number of ne
groes to the Yankees, were remanded
for examination before the Hastings
Court.
William Henry, slave of John Cox,
was committed to Jail as runaway.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CoNFEDxRAfE STATES OF AMFRIc..

kICuN-osp, December /, 1851.
g EVEN-T HIRT Y TREASURY
~ NOTES.--In pursuance OF az act .; Congress.
approved November g, 1854 entitled AN A.. "a
authorize the SECRETARY tsae Treasury 70 exchanya
coupon bod 50. s-yesl-.hirty Treasury n0te, hold
ers Of sucn notes are hereby notified that after -.
payment Of tie annual interest due l. ero,. o., ia
first day Of January, 1863, upon presentation q the
aamc, th2 trea2Gfc:, assistant ITeasurrTs and Paw
DcrositaIcs (as designated At foot) viii issue rcr
iicates therefor, vh:h Sll cat!t(e Vi. heler, "a
colGr bonds payable thir,yye ,rs 7ttar :e frsdsv
OF January, 1855, bearing 81. per eeTt interest from
the sald rst Of January SO, ptyla,c on TIE frs.
days OF January an1 Ja,y i'll each year. Tie Trr,.
surer, Assistant Treasures ard Repositories viii
make weekly reports 70 the Register OF the Treasury
OF such certificates issued st thcroaiccs whe1etroa
bonds will De sent forward in satisfaction Of same -
The notes VIII be cancelled IN helsU.ll manner AMI
forwarded TO the First Auditor.
u. 4. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Trea5urcrs ct CLhi,ustJn qui Noble
DeposltarleS AT Raleigh ana Wilmir ston, North Ci
rolina,
Deposi.ar!es al Charleston an: tciLiI5ia, Sou:a(.
roifa.
Depositaties at Savannah anG Augusta Ce5rga.
DepoSitarics at Tallahassee, Honda arl MONTH.
merry, Alabama.
Depositares at ColumbUs, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. IA -,
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JrpcE LYoNs's CouRr.-No business
was completed in this court yesterday.
The Aabeas corpus case Of William
Behl, who claims discharge from service
in the reserve forces Of the city as an
undOmicilcd foreigner, was argued by
General Tochman from eleven o'clock
till near four, at which time the Judge
continued it and adjourned court till ten
o'clock this morning.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Orubbs 4 williams, Auc.ioneers.

r ABURNUM FOR RENT AT AUG.
j 4 TION, AND SALE OF FLOODED CATTLE
AND FARMING UTENSILS, WAGON, HAIR
NESS, &c.-Will be rented at auction, on The pre-
misses. on THURSDAY, I'd March, at II o'clock NJ,
LABUKNUM, the late residence of James Lyons,
Esq, on the Brook turnpike. one and half miles
from Richmond. There are over one hundred acres
ready for cultivation and some new land which may
be put in cultivation. There has been seeded on
the farm between fifty and sixty bushels Of wheat
and oats. The improvements are sufficient for the
accommodation Of "a family and servants.
After the renting will be sold three COWS, of
the Attorney breed, and one Alderney BULL, and
the usual FARMING UTENSILS and enc WAGON
and HARNESS.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mh3 Auctionecrs.
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RoCBERY.-On Thursday night last,
the store Of Lewis Hellstern, on Sixth
street, near the New Market, was robbed
of a key of lard. The proprietor was in
the store at the time, but while his back
was turned the thief rushed in and bore
the article off.
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lust RECEIVED,
- Al and AUGUSTA SIIEETINGS,
- 600 supeiio r CIGARS,
loco pounds SOLE LEATHER,
loco pounds BROWN SUGAR,
500 gallons superior APPLE BRANDY,
Large assortment of LADIES', MISSES and
ClIlLDkEE'S SHOES, embracing CATERS, Calf
skin, Balmoral and Morocco
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES,
HOOP-SKIRTS,
FINE FELT HATS.
ARMY BLANKETS,
SuSPENDERS,
MASON'S BLACKING,
BLACK and WHITE SPOOL COTTON.
PAPER COLLARS, CRAVATS, &c,
for sale by NJ. C. GORDON & CO..
corner Fourteenth and Main streets
WANTED TO PURCHASE, a FARM, containing
from three 10 five hundred acres, III some one Of
the counties bordering on the Chesapeake.
NH SIT. NJ G. G. G, ~
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BY J. s. Atkinson & Co., Auctioneers.
mo. la Main street,

BY J. 8. Atkinson Il Co., Auctloneers.
mo. ia Main street,
HANDSOME FURNITURE, VALU-
III Ab4E BOOKS, COOKING. STOVES, &c,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY,
March 4th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell
at our store the following articles, in part
French. Cottage and other Bcdseads;
Handsome Cabinets,
Washstands,
Dining Card, Toilet and other Tables
Several very fine new Blankets,
An assortment of Crockery and Glassware,
An assortment Of Gentlelnens and Ladies
Clothing,
A valuable lot of Books embracing many
School Books
One very fine Silver Watch,
Several very fine Damask Curtains, new;
Boots and Shoes, new;
Keady-made Clothing, Of every description;
Several fine Gcntlemcns Shawls,
Ladies' Silk Dresses,
Several Silk Vests, new;
One very fine Ladies' Trunk, new
Shoe Thread
Morocco and Sheepsking,
800 pounds good Chewing Tobacco,
Cigars Pipes,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
We propose to sell on every MONDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY.
We will sell every and anything, in any part Of
the city, at auction.
Consignments solicited and received up to the day
Of sale. J. S. ATKINSON & CO.,
NH 1 .Auctoneers.
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PARDoNED.-Thomas II. S. Boyd, re-
Gently convicted by the Hastings Court
for attempting to collect one thousand
three hundred dollars upon a forged
house-rent receipt, and sentenced to con-
finement in the penitentiary, was yes
terday pardoned out by the Governor.
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BY Elicit, Bel & Fox, Auctioneers.
nN WEDNESDAY NEXT, March Sth,
" we will sell at auction, without reserve, to
close coasignments, the following goods:
bales Georgia Osnaburgs,
bales 7-S Granteyille Shirtings,
bales A Grantevillc Sheetings,
bales Grantville Drills,
20 pieces A Bleached Long Cloths,
pieces Ga Grey (English) Cloth,
200 dozen CoatsS White and Black Spool Cotton.
so pounds Flax Thread,
50 packs English Pins
% great gross Agate Buttons,
20 pieces Black Bonnet Ribbons,
20 boxes Tallow and Wax Candles,
barrels Crushed Sugar,
barrels Apple Brandy,
2 barrels extra Rye Whiskcy,
10 barrels Tanners Oil,
23 pairs Mems Calfsl,in G,iters, .
Is pairs Ladies' Calfskin Caters,
IS reams English Letter Parer.
50 pains extra Cotton Cards,
pairs Bed Blankets,
1000 real Havana Cigars. sc,
Consignments solicited
NH 1T ELLETT, BELL & FOX.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

T,REEMAN & CO.,
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER or MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Having decidedly one Of the best houses in the
city for the business both in regard to Its situation
and capacity, are prepared to receive and SELL to
the best advantage, either ut AUCTION or PRI-
VATELY, CONsIGNMENTs of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
LIQUORS, ID
DRY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
IUKE, ard
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Our auction sales will take place at our s.oreeyery
WEDNESDAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Consienments will Ice received up to day Of SALE
We Will a'so make sales of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE at the houses of parties wishing 1t, upon
as rcssona bic terms as they be made.
With our experience III tho business, being Of the
late firm Of Williamson Co, and pledging strict
attention to the interests of consignors, quick
sales and prompt returns, We solicit the atronage
Of the public. FREEMAN Il CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
NH s-lw corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE, '?e Main street.-The undersigned
having formed oo-ra,tnership. under the name
ANA s,yle OF EEGNAULT 4 90, for the purpose
OF conducting GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS, do respectfully oi!rr their
services, aud solicit the patronage Of their friends
a. 4 the public generally.
On the lst March they will be prepared toreccive,
consignment, al kinds OF country produce and
merchandise Of every description to bc sold by aur-
ton private sale.
BY strict attention to business with quick sales
and prompt returns, they Il Pc to share portion
Of public patronage.
They will attend day sales at stores and private
residences or reasonable terms.
JOHN T. REGNAULT,
WILLIAM l.. MArLE,
fc CIT W. j. BEVILII.
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TREAsURy DEPARTsESrt
CONFEDERATE STATS uF ANtEfeI.

\,
I DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
( 4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PR
CENT. NON-TAXABIiE BONDS, UEBLR TIE
SEVENTH SECTION CT TIE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits or call will be Tece.vel By tle
Treasurer III this city, Assistant Treas'g=rs 81
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, s,var.
nah and Montgomery, and certtotte5 viii be issued
for the same, bearing interest a. the rate Of four Ier
cent. per aEnun, and secured by the hypo:Leea:0n
or an amount Of the above bonds equal u The s4u
Of these loans. The bonds 10 be set apar. by lie
Treasurer, aud the proceeds, when sold, APP Led
clusiyely 70 the payment Of the said certiG-.Ii:
The security aul convenience aiiyrgI to Lty &
and other corporations end to the PabHe str~r,y
By this mode O! temporary investment, and Tie t.
let of tie Measure, il generally adopted, tF-
ing the currency within moderate bo,l.i. !. = oIt
Will CONNIE ~ it - The favorable consideration q; u
community al.l secure their prompt C,-ol e.l..
carrying .iGtc eject. q a TRENHOLM,
j. G-:s Bec,etary 0: tie IleanE7.
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February %, 1865.
Agents ard messengers will receive and forward
promptly any packages marked as above stated and
let the charges be collected III Richmond.
Shippers viii be requested to put their packages
In good shipping condition, and agents will al
ways regard these goods us prestQred freight.
]. F. GIBSON Assistant Superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg papers will copy
and send bill to Express otice at those places.
fe 27-l!n
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RAo, wAsr,c.-The HIGHEST market price 'r'H be
raid at tsis office fo, all xmas '""'' '"''''' ""'
linen rags, IN large or sna"" 9"""'''"S'
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QuARTERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT, G. S. A,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD

VIFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD :
TRANSPORTATION. }
HNO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.-Thes SOL
Il diers in the field from Virginia can have pro-
visions sent them free OF expense by the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY
Packages should be marked plainly with the name
Of the soldier, company, regiment and brigade,
care of p. II. Mayo, Captain and Assistant Quar-
they sent to the proper commands.
The agreement made with the Southern Express
Company, February 10th, 1864, still continues in
force. and the friends of soldiers in other States
will mark ;hor packages as formerly to the care OF
their respective Associations.
+. ". SIMS, Lieutenant-Colonel
and Chief OF Railtoad Transportation.
Approved: \. 4. LAWToE Quartermaster- General
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DISSOLUTIONS. ETC.

I>REEMAN & CO, AUCTIONEERS
/ AND COMMISSION MERCJlANTS.-The
undersigned, of the late firm of Williamson s. Co.
having formed a co-rartnership. under the nano
and style of FREEMAN 4 CO., for the purpose
OF conducting GENERAL AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS; and having taken
the building On the southwest corner Of Main
and Ninth streets, well known as Bosher's Hall
do hereby sresrectuy offer their services to. and
solicit the patronage CT, their friends and the
public generally. GEO. A, FREEMAN
1e Its GEO. II. RICI{ARDS
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
fc o7-6t

4 A. FARLEY & CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
MERCHANDISE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
CORNER OF EEEvENTH AND CARY STREETS,
above capacity. Our acquaintance with the trade
offers peculiar advantages TO those having PRO
DUCE of all kinds for disposal.
Strict attention Will be given to purchase STOCKS,
OF ACCOUNTS, &c.
REFERS TO
u. T. Williams & Co, Richmond.
Davenport Il Co., Richmond.
A. L. 4 J. -. Harvey, Richmond.
J. NJ. Conrad, Chester, Virginia.
W. T., Anderson: a. Co., LyDchburg, Virginia.
T. u. Neal, Danvile, Virginia.
Harris & Howell, Wilmington, North Carolina.
George Alden, Camden, South Carolina
James Dnn!op Camden, South Carolina.
L. A. Williams, CialksTi,lc, Virginia.
Samuel RaglauG Richmond fe4-lm
TOIIN W. GENTRY & CO.,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS MAIN sTREir, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
wholesale and retail dealers in
BLOCKADE GOODS, Suffers STORES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., sc.
Tie finest assortment Ct
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Toilet Soaps, Writing Materials,
Fancy Articles, &c, constantly on hand.
just received,
100 dozen genuine Briar-rooy Pipes, Of very SUI
perlor quality, and
A large lot Of Backing Brushes, sc.
An ex animation CT our stock is respectfully
solinited
Also, for sale, two splendid China Tea Sets (com-
Iletel te Sim
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Navy psr.sr"}'tfl
ogTics Se&titt SPRINGS
R.csacsn, Va, SEPTEMBER ~, iSst'
IOTICC.-t'rom and after hONi,N,
~ Mkt, the 26th instant, tho >si q
SCHRApNEL viii leave the wharf az hveNF -, !,
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily - -.
A. n. and ) O'clock L. NJ, touching II a!i ~ $50
cipal landings Oh tie river. ,..,,o
JOHN II. PARhsS'
"a 2e--ts l.,eptenart ~ e-~4-e.-
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dor SAi'E.-A lady who intends
Il leaving the city desires 10 sell her HOUSE
HOLD snd KITCHEN FURNITURE ard zone
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Those wishing
to purchase would do well to call on the soulwes,
corner Of Third and Canal streets before sunday.
March 5, 1865 ub i-at.
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EORTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAM

EORTY- FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
II ON THE NEW ROAD LEADING BY
CAMP LEE, TWO MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the I'd Of
March latter the renting of Laburnum), we will
sell, upon the premises, the above-named property
1t is part Of the farm formerly owned by Cap
tain John Goddn. 1t lies opposite to NJ. s. Tay-
lor's farm, and fronts both the New road and q
cros>-rotd lcalin. out to Br ook turnpike.
1t lies well and is susceptible Of great improve
ment.
1t will be divided into two lots Of twenty-five
acres each.
Ii desired, it may be treated for privately before
the day Of sale.
Terms: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
AucLoneers.
POSTPONEMENT.-Tn consequence Of the rain,
the above renting and sales are postponed till MON
DAY NEXT, the 9th of March, at II O'clock, when
will be hired out, for the balance of the year,
raj SERVANTS. GKUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH Auctioneers.
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BY II. Porterfield Taylor, Auctioneer,
No G3 Main street
BY Egbert T. Bass, Auctionccr.

By Egbert T. Bass, Auctionccr.
7 WILL SELL, on THURSDAY, the
i ID of March, at my stable, on Cary street, in
front of the old gas-house, ct IL o'clock precisely
One THOROUGHBRED STALLION, kind in
harness and rides well
ALSO,
A frst-class FAMILY HORSE,
One TOP-BUGHY AND HARNESS,
One OPEN BUGGY,
One SPRING WAGON,
One SULKEY.
WILL BE ADDED:
A splendid BAY GELDING, by Red Eye, out Of
a Morgan mare, six years old, perfectly gentle in
harness, and vi the fastest lIotters in the Con-
fcderacy; is also fine saddle horse and anted
sound. EGBERT Y. BASS, Auctioneer.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
the 4th instant, as soon the auction is over on
Council Chamber Hill; say O'Clock.
NH Sta +. 4. BASS, Auctioneer.
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THIS DAY.
BY l.. II. Luck 4 Co., Auctionecrs,
mo. SO Main street.

WE WILL SELL THIS (SATUR-
w DAY. MORNING, at the Horse Lot,
"a! good FAM HORSES; also, two good CAvAL-
sound also, three good MULES, suitable for farm
ing purposes two FURNITURE WAGONS, lot Of
HARNESS, &c.
mh4 l.. II. LUCK, & CO., Auctioneers.
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DESIRABLE p r OP +, r L Y FOR
~ SALE.-I will SELL on WEDNESDAY, the
S:h day Of March next, the HOUSE and LOT
where now reside, near Burkeville junction. con-
tanning three acres. The dwelling erected i'll
1857, and contains five very comforta bic rooms
with beautiful grove of oak trees. There is also
an orchard of select peach trees. The outbuidings
are in good order, and sufficient for quite Large
family.
Persons wishing to attend from Richmond can
leave at o'clock a. NJ and return at L. NJ same
day. y negotiable note at sixty days, properly
Endorsed; VIII be considered cash. Possession will
be given or before the lGth Of April next.
f. 22-3tawtds WITIIEiS WALLER.
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by James r. Radcliffe, Auctioneer.
ON NJ O n d a Y, the 9th instant, at
~ 10 o'clock, at my store, on Fifteenth sire ct
(late r. Cauthorn's), will sell, at auction,
! superb three-ply CARPET, thiyty-four and
a half yards, nearly new;
l BUREAU,
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS,
WASlISTANDS,
TABLES, &c, &c.
CLOTHING:
Also, one trunk Of GENTLEMAN'S CLOTHING,
consisting OF
Fine COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
SHIRTS,
CRAVArS,
COLLARS,
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
and various other articles for gentleman's outfit.
mh4 JAMES r. RADCLIFFE, Auctionecr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-15

According to the census, the aggregate
number of immigrants was, during the
decade of
lS2O to lS3O-...--2ii90 1910 to lSjO.--- as geo
1890 to iSiO. $1,000 1880 to 1850. 30, 6A
During the forty years from 1920 to
1860 the the total number of immigrants
amounted therefore to 5,062,4A. The
annual average of immigration during
these forty years is l26,560, and the aver
age number during the last decade. from
1850 to 1860, 270,762. The number who
landing in the port of New York alone
during the year 1864 exceed, therefore,
the average of annual immigration in the
United States, from 1920 10 1860, and
even that from 1910 to 1850, and the ratio
of increase indicates that we are rapidly
approaching the highest annual figure ever
reached.
If for the remaining six years of the de,
cade, from 1850 to 1870, the number
should not exceed that reached in 1864
(ls6,20S). the aggregate number of i'm.
migrants landed in the port of New York
alone would be, for the decade, l,503,5l4.
If it should increase at the same rate as
from 1868 to 1864 (about 3O0,000), the
port of New York alone would furnish
during the decade from 1860 to 1870 an
addition to our population Of about 81
400, 900. .... ...