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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10
Evening Exchnuge-MAY 9.
Passeugers Arrived.

In steamship Havana, from IsvsnaMrs Eliza 81 JShn u
scgar C. Martini Mis-. Mary H. Beheld sister ana n.is'
Mis- MARY Jane arr Mr. and Mrs Ramon Milan fseio ~.
0srcia Mi and Mrs John Lor~ Antonio de Arma~ W. o. "a.
Jones X Elliott, @. Lsvioch George Seymour james
Fodu Luis Ebert Herman Ebert Joseph HARMS, l. kosas'
A. r. Kowns r. H. Kowns H. iiss,inss, Leon Pratt Az.
mold and servant Luis Ordas Manuel Af.h Aionxo Ahs'
Doad Nsnp, (ongsley Ensebio Esculane, Thomas Hale
Keeling p A. Mcti~e, James Stewart b. = Cauiheid
w r. Mahrr j. A Bremisn, J. A. khtel j. o. larry Eswea
Maidstone Peter Klein Manuel Piedre, Miguel Piedr
,nnassnsnn r. T. Perez, W. h. Soery j. t. hurioert u
Cerbsn, James A. Miller Ramon T. CFsne> AN'"'' A''
Juan y. Alta. ,..., I o,,,s
In srboouer Fashion rom ADMINISTRATORS Romsno'
William Campbell
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Anniversary Of the Jersey City Sabbath
schooIs-4, 900 Childreuofn Procession.

The tenth anniversary OF the Jersey City
Sabbath School Association was celebrated Monday
afternoon by appropriate services In several Of she
churches and grand procession. in which over 1900
children and about 300 teachers took part. The schools
assembled as follows:
TABERNACLE Schools: First Presbyterian, Trinity
Methodist Congregational and First Reformed Dutch
Addresses were delivered by tie Rev. II. NJ. Seudder.
the Rev. Mr. Monroe and the Rev. j. Milton Holmes
HEDDISG METHODIST Schools: Heddng Methodist
and South Seventh Street Mission Addresses BY tho
Rev j. NJ Freeman OF Paterson and A. &. Smith esq.
WAYsE STREET REFORMED DUTcH-Schoos: Wayne
Street Reformed Dutch. and Morgan Street Mission
Addresses by the Rev. MrStewart Of TaTrytovD, and
the Rev Mr. Duryea Of Lafayette. .
UNION BAITlsT--Union Baptist School. Addresses
by the Rev. Mr. Parmlee, pastor. and the Rev. MI
White.
ST. PAuLs METuoprsr-Schools: st. Pauls hetho
dist. Third Presbyterian and German Lutheran. Az
dresses by the Rev. Mr.. Butts and DR.. Hardness.
SECOND Recommendations: Third Reforme<
Dutch aud Second Prcsby terrain. Addresses by the
Rev. Dr. Berry and the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson.
AT the close of the services procession was formed
and marched in the following order, with badges ban
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New.YorL state CsIo.i.asioa socie,y.

The thrty-third annual meeting of thu
Managers Of this Association held at their rooms
No ~ Bible Honse, on tuesday morning the Hon
james ". Beckman in the chair. Tho old Board was
reelected With but lew alterations, and stands o. FOL
lows:
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED. a.,
s,esmsb,, CITY Of Manchesar Hslerow, Liyerrfoi .oo
ult via Oueens,owu nth mdse and To pass John VI Ia
Steamship Havana. Greene, Havana days. muse '
Schr Hampton Belle Hatch Portland, lumber 'ohnb0'n'
sehr Fashion tof Brookhsvenl, Mills, Mstansa' ds!''
pinea ppes, Meachan 4 FaEnuni.
WIND-At Sunset, N
BELOW.
Shin Clara Wheeler, Wimarth, from Liverpool ~ pA,"
Brig Zephyr. ffom Trinidad
Schr. Caroline A. Evsnsworth.
Also ships, barks and brigs-uams unknown.
SAILED.
MAY 9.--Steamers-Aragc, Savannah.
Ship White Eagle.
Bark Stampede.
Briss-Louss, Saxon.
Schooner Coral Isle.
SPOKEN
Steamship Etna bound in2th ut, on Roche
StesmsL,n Chin, bound E-2.th ul 10 miles Woi s,ns
Steamship Britannia bence for Glasgow LIST ms ISL :" We
lon. % 50. a., ,,-, -,h inst
steamship Guiding STAR hence for worlean''h INV"
lat ~ a. Ion. Is IA. =, N, a, r.. III, As Is
on 10 SO.
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Nr A. 5 Jewell acted Grand Marshal, and
IMessrs L. IL. Porter and X. y. Perlee rs Assistant
Marshals.
After passing through number Of streets the pro-
cession marched around Ven Norstsquare and was
dismissed H. trent ~ the square jersey where
ilemsmulers band was stationed and dscouTsed pns
music The children then paired 10 their respective
Ichurc hes, where each one wGs supplied WITH paper
bag conte ming caxe. oranges, candy &C., end tneu
went their way rejoicing
The anniversary exercises Of the Sunday School As
socaton will ne held In the FRS, Presbyterian Church.
Washington-st., on Wednesday evening 10th inst
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SPOKEN.
J. CoLE, Auctioner
EIEGANT HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE,

a ronsi-tins In part of Rosewood Walnut snd henossuy
rlr and bedroom suits Spring ard Iie Nle'sss
try Brussels md lnssain Csrpcts, on Cloths As
Glass.. lott Of Medicines. sc. 1erms cash. aud crf1s
auired Sale on wednesday, hay No. At lo 0 s'@A ~
% Columbia d., usay Orange st., Drooklsn-
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support has bceu more liberal than any previons year

support has beep more liberal than any previous year
80 that heavy have been the demands upon IL. no
child ~ want has been turned from Its door, and the
injunction OF the Apostle, owe no man ything' has
been cbeycd. Tho exercises last evening were con-
menecd by the childrep singing Jesus, TO thy dear
arms fee" Prayer was then offered by Rev DR. 4.
Anderson after which another song, Shout the glad
tidngs." was given By the children.
The Ireasurcr's report then followed, OF Which We
rive a brief extract
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-11

GARRoTING A CITIzEN.-Bctwc,n and
10 o'clock on Monday night, Mr.. David
Curric, while passing down Main street,
near Nineteenth, was suddenly assailed
by two men, who knocked him dow n
and robbed him of a valuable gold wa;cl.
They were in the act of stealing his
pocket-book and committing other out.
RACES upon his person when the watch
men, who happened to be in the neigh
borhood, heard Mr.. Currie's cries and
came to his assistance. Two men, giving
their names as Silver Jurule and Noland
d. Reid, were arrested as the perpetra-
tors Of the act. Upon the person Of one
of them Mr.. Curric's watch was found.
The accused were before the Mayor for
hearing yes tcrday but, owing to the Sc
rious indispOsitisn of Mr.. Cunie, the case
was continued till Friday.
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RoBsEklEs. Monday night last,
the grocery store Of Mr.. George F. Ira
cey, on Main street, near Twenty first,
was broken into and robbed of about two
thousand five hundred dollars " orth OF
meal, bacon, butter, etc. Mr.. Tracey's
front door was opened by means of false
keys and when the thieves departed was
not even closed after thcm.
The night before, thieves broke into
N. ID. Writings coal Office, at the Pc
tersburg depot, and stole about three
hundred dollars worth Of unfinished
shoemakcrs' work, belonging to Beverly
An old negro in his employ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND CIRCUIT Court, YESTERDAY.
John 7. Hicks rs. Confederate States.
This is a case which presents some new
features which have never been argued in
our courts before. The petitioner. it
seems. was, by the County Court Of Cul-
pepper, in November last, held to bail Oor
some crime alleged to have been com
mitted by HIM to appear before said court
on the first Monday in June next, and
has subsequently been conscriptcd His
bail, John II. Rixcy, now applies for his
discharge under writ of hobeas corpus,
AS, il he passes from his custody to that
Of the enrolling officer, he cannot be an
swcrablc for his appearance at court at
the appointed time. The case came on
yesterday to be hcard-Mcssrs. Radcliffe
and }. X. Tucker for alliant, and Mr..
NcesOn for the Government, and. after
the examination Of witnesses, the further
consideration Of the case was postponed
until 10 o'clock this morning.
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HrsTINGs CouRr-Thc proceedings of
the Hastings Court of Magistrates on
Tuesday will be found below:
Andrew II. Thompson, charged with
stabbing and wounding William Will
liams, with intent to main, disfigurc and
kill him, was sent on for trial before
Judge Lyons. The accused was bailed
in the sum Of five hundred dollars for
his appearance.
Henry S. Arnold, indicted for larceny,
was acquitted.
The court then adjourned till eleven
o'clock this morning.
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AkhivAA ORA FLAG oF-TRucE Boar
a Federal flag of-truce boat arrived at
'arina on Monday afternoon, having on
beard fifty odd Confederate surgeons and
chaPla'ns and n large quantity of mail
matter. Colonel Hatch and Jud &c Ould.
commissioner and agent fol- the exchange
Of prisoners, went down the river yester.
day morning to confer with Colonel Null.
ford, the Federal commissioner of ex.
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THIS DAY.
by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
NOR SALE AND HENT-STOCK OF

FARMING UTENSILS FOX SALE AT
AtCTlON.--At "Mpnts 1uma," the residence OF
Mrs. Mary ). Scherrnerh1rn, on the Mcchanicsyiile
turnpike. about two miles from the city # Rich
lro., vii! be- sold IN the premises. on TUESDAY,
the lot, day Of January 1863, at |; o'clock A. NJ,
The STOCK OF HORSES, MULES, &c. two CAR
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS; and PLANTA-
TON UTENSILS, consisting OF Wheat Machine.
Wheat Fan, Reaper, Carts, Plow. Drag, uarrows,
year, small FARM OF Sixty ACRES OF
CLEARED LAND, well suited for a market gar
den; fo,ty acres of which was highly MANFRED the
past year with large quantity Of manure. The
improvements are asmall house, kitchen and stable;
with the privilege of the use of dead and waste
wood for fuel from the wood land belonging to the
farm. GKUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
AuctioneprS
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
by Gruhbs & Williams, Aa,tionccrs.

EOR RENT AT AUCTION, FOR ONE
u YEAR. TIE FRAMED STORE AND
DWELLING. WITH SIX ROOMS ON SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.
We viii rent, at auction, on the premises, WE'D
NESpAY, the il;h OF January, IT 10 o'cio,k \.
NJ the STORE AND DWELLING located as
above described. The location for business is an
exec lien: one. Possession given Immediately.
Trims: At sale.
GRUBDS & WILLIAMS,
i19 AuCtlonecrs.
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change; but in consequence Of the high
fresh in the river, had not returned up to
a late hour in the afternoon. 1t is cx-
pected that an equal number Of Federal
surgeons and chaplains, now confined
here, will return North by the return boat
to Fortress Monroe
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TREASURY DErAHTMENT,l
CoSfEDFRATE SrhTEs or AMERitA, )
RICUMo&D, December |, 1861. J

\,
RICHMOND, December l, 1861.
CENEN-T IL | RI \ TREAS 81 L
~ NOTES.!n pursuance of az a"t Of Corctes,
approved November -, 1864, entitled 'tAn az. .
authorize the Secretary 81 TIE II ,siry to cx ,h1Hce
coupon bonds !0r scyentirty tfeaSul .rotcS." l.p
efs Of suc notes are hClpby notified that after tie
payment Of tic annual interest due thereon tie
first day OF January 1850, upon presentation 81 ,le
same, Tie Treasurer, Assistant TrelsIreiS and Fay
Deposltarics s designated al f,otl ALI Issue eert
EcatcS therefor, which Will cntiic til. holders %
coupon bonds PAYABLE thlrty years after tie .iye y
of January, 1850, bearing SIX PER cent. interest i,t
tic said first OF January, 1875, payable on de fir
days of january and July in each year IheIea-
sorcr, Assistant T.caSGccrs ard Dcpcsitatics VII.
make weekly reports 20 the Register the TrCa.lly
OF such certificates issued at their offices, whcy, nIUn
bonds will pc >cn. oIwtri IN rat Ssic:icl OF strcc-
The notes VIII be cancelled IL tie usual manner rs
forwarded 10 the First Auditor.
G. A. TRENHOLM.
Secretary 0! Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant TTcaSUror> AT Chan Teton anil Mobile.
Depostar;cs at Raleigh and Wilmington, Nof:h ia.
rolna
DepoSitaries Il: Charleston and Columbia, 3ou.h(a.
rona
DepoSltsries at Savannai. and Augusta, .Ceorg.fn
Depcsit''ries AT Tallahassee, Florida, and Mon:se
merry, Alabama.
Depositarics at Columbus, Mississippi, and lro'st9s
and Marshall, Texas. i. It
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B. PAYNE & Co, Commission Mer-
- chants and Dealers in Imported Wines, Lie
Quors, &C., No. lib Bread street.
Pure old Rye Whiskey,
Pure old Malt Whiskey (Scotch(.
Pure old Irish Whiskey,
Pure old French Brandy,
Pure old Apple Brandy,
l'ure old Tom Gin,
champagne Wine,
Claret Wine,
Sherry Wine,
Madeira Wine,
Domestic Wine,
blackberry Vine,
Edinburg Ale (Jeffries's).
Grape Vinegar,
Tomato catsup,
English Mustard,
Pickles,
Sardiines,
Toilet soaps
Tooth Brushes,
Combs, Scissors,
Pen Knives,
Pencils. Paper. Envelopes. 20.
briar-root Iipes
Tobacco Pouches trubber).
1iason's Blacking,
Hacking Brushes,
Horse Brushes a.,,-,
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TREASURY DEPARrMrST,)

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, VA, November Is, 1864.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10
~ HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERTIFJ
CAFES OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, issued
under the act OF August 10, 1861 redc,m.ble after
the LIST day OF january, 1860, to present the same
NEXT, or at any time thereafter to the Treasurer
OF the Confederate States, one Of the Assistant
Treasurers of the Confederate States, or Paw De-
positaly Of the Confederate States, funds having
heen placed IN the hands of said agents for the pr-
pose Of redecinins such stock and coupon bonds
NO interest viii be allowed such stock and cou-
pom bonds after January LIST, 1861
G. A. TRENHOLM,
0e 1-eoi-in Secretary CT Treasury
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MAYORS CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed of by the Mayor ycster-
day:
Joseph Miller, charged with drunken
ness and disordcrly conduct on the
street, was discharged upon the promise
of his captain to take him to his COM
pany.
John, a slave, charged with stcal Ing
fish in the Second Market, was ordered
to be whipped.
The case against Mrs Fannie ii. Fer
guson, charged with obtaining salt twice
from Messrs. SPOTS, Harvey & Co., the
States agents for the distribution of
salt, was continued till this morning
Fifty dollars fine was imposed upon
Frederick Powell, charged with assault
ing and beating Joseph Angelotti.
John Kcarney, charged with being
drunk and lying on the sidewalk, was
discharged.
Eliza, slave of Frederick Swift, ar
rested on the charge Of poisoning the in
FAINT child of Frederick \. Fuqua, was
remanded for examination before the
Hastings Court.
Catherine Blankinship was charged
with keeping an illgoverncd, disordcrly
and lewd house on Twenty first street,
between Main and Cary. "A number of
witnesses were examined all of whom
agreeing that the allegation was correct,
Ills Honor decided to hold Mrs. Blank
inship to security for her good behavior
in default of her ability to give which, he
announced his intention to commit her
to the poor~housc.
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BY Lancaster & Co., Auctioneers.

BY Lancaster & Co., Auctioneers.
OTOCKs AT AUCTION.-Wc will sell
~ ut auction, ut our office, WEDNESDAY,
January llth, ut II o'clock,
,0e0 Confederate Non-taNahlc Coupon Bonds
$1,000 Confederate l0n-miliion Coupon Bonds
2o.0CG Confederate l0G+million Registered Bonds
10000 confederate seven per cent. Registered
Bonds,
l0,oGo Confederate Cotton Bonds,
10,cno North Carolina new Coupon Bonds,
100 shares Merchants Insurance Company
Stock.
$1,000 Confederate $50 Notes,
Z,,to city Of Richmond Bonds,
2,5co Virginia State Bonds
J,GoV Georgia and South Can DINA Bank Notes
30 shares Taimers' Bank Stock.
80 shares Bank of Virginia Stock.
- shares Exchange Bank Stock,
70 shares Bank OF Richmond Stock.
ALSO,
20 shares Porcelain COMPANY Stock.
shares Richmond Importing and Export.
ing Company Stock,
90 shares Bank of Commonwealth Stock
% shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company Stock
30 shares Bank Of Richmond Stock.
o. shares Virginia Contra, Railroad Stock
~ shares Richmond and Danyilc Railroad
10 sharfS Old Dominion Trading Company
S2n,ooo confederate Four per cent. Bonds.
1000 Montgomery County Bonds
1000 Richmond City Bonds,
800 Gold Coin,
1000 Virginia Bank Notes
"a II LANCASTER q co.
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4 FINE HORSE a ND Il u G & Y :,
IA HARNESS, SADDLE AND BRIDLE-Will
be sold TODAY, at the sale at Montczuma, fine
HORSE, of the Revenue stock, we'll suited for ca
valry Oh harness purposes, and perfectly sound.
Also. coodTOP BUGGY, HARNESS, SADDLE
and Birdie
by request Of the administrator.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POSTrONEMENT.--In consequence of the in
cleIncrcy of tho weather, the above sale and renting
is postponed to THIS DAY "wednesday, the llth
d January, at the same hour, to wit: 1T III O'Clock.
ia IL GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS, .Auctonecrs.
4 DMINISTRATRIN'S S l. j. O +
~ Personal pEOPEl:TY.-As administra-
triX of the estate Of the late Larking I. Ford, !
shall sell at public auction ut 10 O'clock for cash, the
PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the deceased. co,4-
sisti,,s of the usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including very superior Piano;
one Cart, Buggy and Harness, Saddle, Bride,
&c &c. The sale will take place at his late
residence, on Grace, between Twenty -eiShth
and Twenty-ninth streets. on WEDNESDAY, the
Hin day of january, l,Gj.
CAROLINE FORD,
Administrators of Laikins Z. Ford, deceased.
ia lite
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by Il. L. Geek, Auctioncer,
NO. 20 Main Strect.)


HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
IL FURNITURE. FEATHER BEDS, SHOES,
&c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--On MONDAY,
the 9th instant, at 10 O'clock will sell at my store
very excellent assortment Of FURNITURE, &c
Among which is one very handsome set of CHAM
BER FURNITURE, viz:
l magnificent Jenny Lind Bedstead, carved;
l handsome Wardrobe,
l handsome Cabinet, MAJ hle-top;
| handsome Washstand marblc-top;
l handsome Centre Table, Egyptian marbe-top.
ALSO,
Several excellent Feather Beds,
Mattresses
Bedsteads of various styles,
Tables, Chairs,
Prime Straw Cutter,
30 pairs stout English Shoes,
l splendid Eur Cape,
Cooking and other Stoves.
ALSO
\ choice selection of BOOKS, embracing Law,
Literature and History.
Consignmcn,s received until Q O'Clock of day Of
sale. JAG +. b. COOK, Auctoneer.
TOSTPONEMENT.-T The above sale is postponed
until WEDNESDAY, lith instant, at the same
hour llaJl +. =. COOK.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CONFEDERATE STATES oF'AMERrcA,
RICHMOND, November 2S 1851 }
INIIE HOLDERS AND OWNERS Olr
COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK issued under the act of August 18TH 1861
rrdce!na BILE after the LIST days OF January and july
loof' are hereby notified 10 presen: the same fer
TtHhieiit 10 the treasurer, one Of the Assistant
Treasures, or Pay Depositaiy OF the Confederate
states, funds having been PLACED in the hands 0,
tose officers Ter the purpose of redccning said bonds
ana STOCK No interest will he owe! thereon after
january LIST, 1850. G. A. TRENHOLM
oe '-eoo-m Secretary Of Treasury.
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FRrsn IN THE RIVER. The vast amount
Of Snow and rain which has (7'lcn within
the past two weeks has caused consid-
cradle fresh in the river, and many of the
cellars in the lower part Of the city have
been already inundated. 1T a late hour
las: night the river was still rising.
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DWELLING, ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CLAY, BETWEEN HENRY AND
SMITH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, January II, at o'clock !. NJ, we
will sell FRAME DWELLING, situated as above
adjoining the residence of Gideon Ragland, and
Row occupied b. Mr.. Washington Bolton It has
about six rooms kitchen, &c, AMI is in good OF der
The lot fronts thirty feet and runs back one nun
dred and SIX feet, more or less. Purchaser to pay
taxes tor 1865.
TtRMs: At sale. GRO BIS & WILLIAMS,
ia 10 AuctioOccrs
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BY James NJ. Taylor. Auctlcneer.

BY James NJ. Taylor, Auclcneer.
TNWO-STORY BRICK SHOP, OK THE
Il CORNER OF GRACE AND TW ENTIEriI
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of January,
on the premises, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the BRICK
SHOP, two stories high with large shed attached,
about eighty feet long, formerly used by AIessrs.
Pearson Il Newell carpenter shop. The house
is built IN ground rent the lease for which will ex-
pirc on 4! -, together with all the BENCHES
SASH, l.! NDS, lot of HARDWARE and TIM
Der.
. Terms: CASH JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
j. ids Auctoneer.
VIII be sold Immediately after the above, at the
same place,
lot old BRICKS,
lot SJIAFIING,
3COFEEE-TO ASTEES,
SAW TABLE anda lot of CIRCULAR SAWS.
from to 81 inches;
small MILLS for grinding grain;
2GRINDSToNES, LIS and l-36 in diameter,
u 10 JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
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foRGERY.-D. w. Wilson, member of
company d, Tenth Georgia battalion, was
arrested and committed to Castle Thun.
DER yesterday on the charge of forgery
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TlIIE RICHMONDER ANZEIGEE,

i 'III hINIi1IVN DEIt ANIEIUTh,
L printed IN German, offers great ADVANTAGE, N
an advertising sheet, being the only German raw
paper now published i'll the Confvderacy eulcyu-.
as 1t does, large circulation among German. At
and residents.
Ii Is the intention Of the present editor ana Ir-
rrietor to enlarge the shce. so that II ny ~ ;h
respect, compare with the largest German Itlet
punished IN America; and, through It's agent, 70
increase t$ circulation III the southern elite. 4ut
ne earnestly soiicts the Patronage Of the p,.be IL
behalf OF his enterprise.
Advertisements will be inserted either in Ges-
MAJ, or Ensi,ei.
weekly. o'' "''
ONCE on Broad street, between Tenth and III
venth. q W., 80
d. l2-tS NE. "a -. ~
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
~ WAED.-Ran away from the subscriber on
Friday night last, one N EGRO BOY, named PHIL,
purchased from David Baker, Jr. He is about
eighteen years Of age, with slightly bunny face ana
OF biack color. lie WAS originally owned il, Mad:-
son county, and may be trying 70 get back there
WI Fay the above reward; .or his delivery 10 HILL
DICKINSON & CO. or RIO. IL. DAVIS
de CTS
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JANUARY II, 1865.

THE DISPATCH COtN77NG-Ro0M HAS
BEEN REMOVED TO THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
tSTenee's Building IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
THE OLD STAND.
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TREASURY DrrAErMrNr.
CoNyEDKRATE STATES CT AMFaIcA.
4 OANS ON EIIE SE(,IIHI'EN Gh tIIIp


7 DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF TiIE
! FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX FEE
CENT. NOE-TAXABI.E BONDS, UNDER TIE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CUEuEN,f
LAW. deposits on call will be received b. Tie
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures at
Charleston and Mobile, and the Deio8iiagle> d:
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Sarsl-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates vii lie ssuet
for the same, hearing interest at the OF ioar Yer
cent. per annuIn, and secured by the ypothecatiof
Of an amount OF the above bonds c0Uol ~ tie s,in
Of these loans. The bonds to he set apart BY III
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when Sold aprlie. ~
;usiyely TO the payment OF the said certificate
The security and convenience afforded t. .i,h
and other corporations, and TO the public gcnerllf
by this mode Of temporary investment, ana the 4.
!ect OF the measure, ii generally adopted, N ket.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it Is Lcrl
will commend it to the favorable consideration fla
community and secure their promp. cooperation
arrylng It into eject. q. \. TRENHOLM.
j. ITS Secretary Of the TreasurT