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Treasury IJrARTNEST {. 5. Al
Richmond Angus, s. 1854. (
TEETEaE<'ATES SE fD BEET n N-

~ MIS-. BEARING SlN FER CENT. PER ANAUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION by the l4lh
section OF ue act 10 redEce the cuTeacy approved Fe
H. Gl The Secretary Ul the Treasury authorized 10 Is.
sue u above fgeates payable two years alie the rat
hcatoh ni ueaty 0 peace With the United Staes. They
cannot e suj but uy ~ be issued 10 such ciet0l5
pa of their demands. They must also le given
pat though tee from taxation ID attention oi rurcht.
sing agents aud discussing others oG tie Government b
called 10 this class of public securities Offering peculiar
advantages 10 those from whom The supplies OF the Gov
eminent are bought and 10 facilitate The OF them
checks drawn by dsbursing officers upon the dePositaea
holding these funds, aud marked across the sce payable
IN certificates Of ndebeGGcss' viii be paid in conformity
tbe!eN th.
eP"stl Eeehy authorized and required 10 com.
PLY with ths regulation, and 30 make application 10 the
Re lister for supplies OF certificates required.
,S,Eedl q. 4. TRENHOLM
nulc-t Secretary o. tie heasyy.
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ruE VICE President.


Wee President Johnson is still here, but will soon
return Ia TeuntSsre to close up hIS business there
as military governor and /" attend the naugurason
OF Governor BrGwnluw. The address "i Vice
President johnson, delivered on the Ith of March,
appears IA the Gto6e to-day.
MILITARY ARRESTS. =
Additional arrests have been made here for VIC
lat,. of the military regulation against recruiting
Tor distant States aud Tor attempts at fraudulent
enistments.
LORD lyons Hines.
The departure of Lord Lyous from the United
States i'm December last was on a leave Of absence,
he having been great sufferer from neuralgia,
aud believing change of climate would restore his
health.
DrcIISE IN PRICES OF PRODUCE.
The produce markets in this city show slight
decliue IA prices, OWN 10 the fall in gold. -4ti
IMPORTANT TO BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
The Navy Department claims the right to capture
any merchant vessel returning from bOckaded
port after violating the blockade, such right TO ex
ist at any time Turing the return voyage.
CAPTURE or GUERILLAs.
Seven of Whites guerillas, who have been depre-
dating on the Virginia side Of the POtomac,.Nere
.ssieTdav captured near Fairfax Court House and
committed 10 the Old Capitol prison.
CAPrUREs on THE POTOMAC.
The Potomac aotilla is still performing efficient
seryice in prevautibg c0ntrabahd trade, aud to-day
sent 70 Washington two schoOners having goods on
board not in the manifest sftEft ~ a,fr
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sCEsCErsEEs Wnose papers marked with Cross vii
understand thsT Of subscription about TO ex
pine. wl reait promptly II they wish their papers con
nnEe- H"E..s .
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TszHH-DailY. sse yer 500 SIX months s0e Tires
uOnlaa IS For teas period $40 per month.
Ssai-weekly. one year $50 ak moAths, so thre'
nOaaAs sso 40 subscription received for les period
Nsvs Dealers furnished at $50 per hundred copies
Single copses 80 esuss.
Advertisements Inserted in Daily and seuiweekly Al
q Per square VI eight lines or ess.
Remittance AZ Isk OF subscriber
All advertisements nom the cOuhy musr either he &C
eompAnisd ~ She mOnsY order on some business
house in The city 70 its insertion. -.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT {. g A.}
RICHMOND Oct. 70 1854 I
NT0S-TAXAELE i9NDS-5GO, coo. 600
~ LDAN-SALE CONl yuEp-Numegous ap,,ic,.
tuns having LceH o Bonds at tie established Irca
OF Sl aud interest under ciTcuta1ces tlii entc tffn
iatoiae consideration IT has been determined 10 con.
TIME Tie safe 81 the above lsice Until further notice.
Agents for the sale OF these bonds instructed 10 act
in with this order and The attention dshGr.s
ing Officers Of the Government is particularly caleb 20 H.
-. a. TRENHOLM
ocI2-tf Sacntarg of Treasury.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT c. So


iH-AHthi ELPAATNENJs - =. L.
L.r Bichmond March 10 is65. I g.
n 0H&SE so holders cG CsFIit;CatPS Of
! s oar per Gers. ksoSlxs issued by sbe
ESep0Si:ul.y ~ AEiseFIfie. va.
The Dcpo-;ary at Nythevii2 having resigned and the
OIL discontinued mott is hereby given to holders OF
ce. dcaies tor four Ter cent Bonds under act Of l7h
FeHnsTy 1854. issued At mat Office, that The samo viii
be lse with bond npoa application 10 the Register OF
the Treasury az ri hmORd.
tsighedl G. A. TRENHOLM
mEi1-eoew .l' -. .., Secretary Treasury
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our INV MINISTER no FRANCE.

The following Washington dispatches are P
lisbed
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" ERY v-AE. DAssLz E8Ezas>ESsi
VIII be sold auction the pteiists THURSDAY,
tie 23d OF March O'Clock p ll, in The order adyer
tised the following exceedingly valuable Lots in Sidney
Lotto. sTOne hundred ans se' n ind seyen.tweir$
ieet on the north side OF Grove HUNDRED nd
ssyenyni and threcionth feet The east side II
Lot D. IS is in rear Of the above one bn.dred and
niny mine and three fourts feet Plumb steel by
hundred and seventy aud seren.tw elfth and one otter
Lot Of GfySx feel on Barve street, by one hun
dred and seventy md seyen,tSelith -.
These beautiful Lots enclosed by hedge end ore
part 0f the property formerly owned by d. Ecuhen
Meredith near the residence OF ChatiesT Norris
immediately AFTER the sale Of the above -whl he sold
skyEN p,i Lots n Hays sia d Sianay iont,
beautiful in that ocalrty and are Esfocws fwoIois
of sixty ieet OH Pine ny hundred and oTyye.
between Spring aud Aihenare streefs isy tsentY
feet wide one hundred and feet on south side
Of Beverly street and east side OF Pine street unhlDg
back ninetynine feet aud two hundred and nney .oh
and bali feet north side OF Beverly street extending
from Bclyidere 10 Pine street raining BAY hHndrcd
and ten feet to IA alley ten feet wide.
These Lots are among the most beautiful In sidney.-
None each have been recently offered are likely to he
soon az ain. t..a is .. I
Trass: Al sale. GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
MLlEzz-2t.L 800 ...- 81. 49, Aueu.
% NEGROES AT AUCTION. II. ,
~ Will eel ella: at an ton This Morning,
TWENTY LIKELY kEG6OtS.
js2 s. N. DAh Is * CO.. Odd fdi.ows Hail.
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Candidates For 0flce. ...
ME are authorised ~ announce Ma
w joT General WI. MAHOAHas candidate fer ie-
election to Senate of Virginia from Norfolk city.
- = - - ------.
ITO II.e Voters er Eicltn,onSs CIIs.-We
l. Authorized " announce COi. ". u. ELLIOTT IS
q candidate To represent the City OF Richmond in the
Senate pf Virginia. -. nh 2J-4t
49,
I'VE are authorized 40 stBie ihaf
DANiD3 SAUNDERS andbAFiD :. BU RR arc candl.
d atrs tor reelection to the u Sase OF Delegates.
mhl17-t .... 80 s,l....... .-.. s.....
1--WE are authorized 40 announce
WALTER c. HUDGlN a candidate 10 Represent Calo.
ne county in the Houye OF Dclegajss
ie25-dlm' s. .I.r .. aa.. ri
ID kCEasHD LOGAN is candidate for re.o.ec.
IL ton 10 the Senate 81 lfgu.a from he halifax Ds-
tnet. imh2I-d3t1 MANY VOTERS.
E5-Ciiizens Of kinE William County
win please send in their orders accompanied with, Ole
funds lOr The purchase from the State Agency Of Do
nestle = Usna burGs, Cotton Yarns, Cotton aId Wool
Cards. A. there is surplus Of goods to Which the
county j. entitled hereafter will take orders for
much as a family needs for its use.
lrlt ...I.a'. p. H. SLAUGHTER, Jr.. Conf Agent
mhl4-o4t' NJ lr for King William Co., We.
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IlY THE l!OVERNOR OF ViRGINIA.

DH THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID 4 PROCLAMATION. .r
Information having been received by the Executive
that AT slave. charged with the crime OF shooting
Lis master has escaped from the Jail of the county
HenrirO and is going large Therefore DO here
b, oner y reward Of FIVE III NDRED DOLLARS to-
ans person persons who shall the said Nat and
deliver HIM into the jail of said county aud do
over req ae a officers OF this Commonwealth civil and
military and request the people generally, to theiI
best exeiOns 20 procure the arrest OF the said slave that
he may he brought 10 justice.
(~~) Gwen under my hand as Governor aud I'M
l.. :. deT the lessee seal OF the Common wealth
( w ar Richmond this 10th day Of March in the
year Tho .. WILLIAM SMlTH
Tesie .... ...
GEORGE W. MUNFOED
.t.F Secretary of the Commonwealth. .
Nat Is bright muattO bushy head OF hair, o feet 3
10 inches high, and had soldiers clothe, when he
escaped r' wh22-3t
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DY THE aovEHN0R DE- VIRGINIA

DY THE GOVERNOR OE' VIRGINIA
ID a 1srOCfoma ItOm.-Whereas vacancy has
occurred In the representation OF this State In The Con-
rrpss the Confederate States oceasiOned Ihe eSg
nation of the Hon MN RivBs late the represents
from tie District composed 0fle counties of Abemarle
CampheL amherst Nelson, FluN and Buckingham
and the city OF LynchhTg, Therefore ]. WILLIAM
SMITH, Governor Of the Lomm Onweath OF Virginia. do
hereby proclaim and make known that elections will be
heldln the eaid counties and city MONDAY the 10th
day of April to supply the said vacancy; and the
shes the said counties and the sergeant said city
are hereby equed cause elections he held each in
hisIeslh,ti tive county city and officers commanding
military eheamrnsnts and posts are authorized TO have
such elections held the said 10th day OF pr tor
Representative to I'll the vacancy Aforesaid
~ Giyen under my hand GoveInor,and under
!, the seal OF the Commonwealth. at hlchmOud,
o." this Goth day March. a. u. 1866 and in the
~ Syth year OF the Commons ealth. p. t ta
I..r, I....-. I. WIN. SMITH.
b. the Governor:
GEORGE W. MuyFORD,
... Secretary of the Commonwealth.
hhSl--Ot 2 . =.
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ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED
STATES.

We ind the following additional items OF news in
the Herald OF the 18th: .....
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653-'ro the Voters of the City OF Hts

E5-'rO the Voters of tB,c City Of Etsch-
IaOnd AT the urgent sol citation OF many freiids
announce myself candidate for the office OF Surerin
endent OF ne City Gas Works, and respectfully solicit
yonr votes pedging myself 10 devote my whole time AMI
abilities tone faithful discharge OF the duties OF the o
fee should il be your pleasure 10 elect me- and respect.
fully refer you the manner in which lave dscha ead
IN dntes Of Assistant Inspector (Which Office the CcCn
eli have abolished) and which hsve held for the last
nine years az a guaranty fsr the future
mhlo-tde HUGH SMITH.
wv ANTED 300 CORDS OF GAK BARK At HE
w STEAM gANNERY.-The highest market price
win bs paid Tor chesnut Span.sd White and Red Oak
Bark GOntractsean DC made at tAe Isnhsry by mail
r.-f-. -r g LOUIS GINMi,
mhlS-IN&sIm- Bacon Quarter Branch.
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Additional arrests have been made here for vio-
latin of the military regulation against recruiting
Tor distant States aud Tor attempts at fraudulent
.rti.tp,auts
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TRADE Win REBEL STATES SUSPENDED, ...I
The following "imporant order" has been issued
nv General Grant -
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EssTo ssMauy Voters o. S'Tiacc
George and SsIPry: Al your soiictation
hereby announce myself candidate 10 represent The
counties OF Prince George and SuTry in the next LegS-
slure Virginia at the approaching election ON the
18th Thursday in this month.
mhlb--6t' h. i. Ohl ~ Lo, Jf. .
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

.nese Notes are issued under date of June 18th,
'' ana are payable three years from that time, in
holder into - 10
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FROM MOBILE.

Partic'sIars of the Surrender Capture of
Cotton, Pitch, Be- Enthusiastic Receip-
a&taon or Ge1. Granger - Three Hundred
Gums Captured.
New ORLEANS, April 16.
The Times contains the following in rela-
ton to the surrender of MOBILIZE
Gen. Candy established his headquarters
In the Custom House. Gen. Grangec COM
mands the Department. No cotton or things
were burned because it was said Gen. Granger
would burn the city If the cotton was burned.
1t is estimated that from 1000 to 5000 bales OF
cotton have been captured in the city. Large
quantities of pitch have also been secured.
The city is quiet and orderly. Aany citizens
are anxious to take the oath OF allegiance and
are glad to be released from rebel rule. De-
serters are arriving in large numbers. The
Post Office will be Immediately opened. The
wharves and docks are in fine order. The
Mayor of Mobile formally surrendered the
city about P. M. on the 18th inst, rendering
the service OF the pilots to bring the feet safe.
ly up to the city. "a sa1s4fe a
Gen. Granger met with most enthusiastic
reception upon entering the city. He re-
marked that he had never met so warm a
reception in any place b sfore.
Three hundred guns, in good condition, and
very large amount Of ammunition, were cap
tured. saeb
A large number of sick soldiers and stray
glers, including $50 officers, were found in
the city, and sent to Ship Island.
The contents of the Confederate commissary
department were turned over to the poor of
Mobile.
Three Thousand eight hundred prisoners
were captured in Spanish Fort. Several rebel
gunboats were also captured.
The Mobile papers having suspended pub
LEGATION, Gen. Granger authorized E. D. Hinde,
correspondent of the New Orleans Times, to
issue daily paper. He has commenced es-
tablishing the Mobile Daily News ia
Gen. Comstock, of Gen. Grants staff, ar
rived here last evening from Mobile, and goes
north with dispatches for the latter.
The receipts of cotton and sugar are light,
and there are no buyers.
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Municipal Court, April %.

John ODonnell, James Greeley, Michael
Greedy, William Maybury, Frank W. Maybury,
Jehn Cartin and John Maybury were brought
before court for an affray in the streets on
Wednesday night, as mentioned in our issue
of Thursday. They all pleaded not guilty
After examination, O'Donnell, James Greeley,
Cartin and F. w. Maybury were adjudged
guilty, and we're fined $40 each, and the costs,
which they paid. The others were adjudged
not guilty. j. Drummond appeared for the
Maybury's.
Cornelius Mcdonald and Morris Clancy,
the lads who are charged with breaking into
the cigar shop OF Mr.. VIM. Scagell on Sunday
the 18th instant, were brought up for examin-
alton. J. O'Donnell, Esq, appeared for the
defense. They were adjudged guilty and re-
qulred to recognize, with sureties, In the sum
of 800 each. for their appearance at the July
term of the Supreme Court. Mcdonald fur
nished the sureties, but Clancy was commit
tod
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The Prestdent,s Ren,ai,,s.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April %. Ills A. NJ.
The train is now leaving this city with the
remains of President Lincoln. Thousands of
persons are sad witnesses of its departure.
PHILADELPHIA, April %.
We arrived at Broad Street Station at pre-
cisely 80 P. M. The corpse was transferred
to the hearse. The coffin was covered with
the American flag and surmounted with flow
ers, and occupied an elevated position. The
military, both white and black, acted as a BODY
guard to the corpse. In the procession were
the Mayor, the city council, and other munich
pal authorities, army and naval officers, the
judiciary, members of the legislature, members
of Congress, and representatives of foreign
courts, the firemen, and every society and or
ganization was well represented. Many col
ored men also appeared as members of chart
table and other societies with appropriate
badges and regalia. The procession occu-
pied an hour and half in passing through the
streets designated in the programme, when
the old State House having been reached. the
corpse was taken into Independence Hall,
where it was placed near the bell which first
proclaimed the adoption of the Declaration of
Independence. The hall was clothed in a
manner becoming to the occasion, rendering
the entire scene solemnly imposing. In front
of the State House was exhibited transpar-
ency of the late President surrounded by the
form of ccflin, with the words-"He still
lives" The strong gas light gave beautiful
effect to the picture.
The houses, with but few, if any, exceptions,
were draped with mourning.
The corpse, while lying In state tonight,
was visited by thousands OF persons, for whose
admittance the mayor issued cards. Tomor-
row the doors will be thrown open to the pub
lie, and closed at midnight.
PHILADELPHIA, April %.
The body of President Lincoln was visited
by thousands during the night on invitation
tickets from the Select Council Before day.
light, lines formed east and west of Independ-
ence Hall, passing in by two stairways through
the front windows, and by the rear into the
Square. By 10 o'clock these lines extended
at least three miles from the Delaware and
Schuylkill rivers,
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THE CONCERT. - The celebrated Men,
delssohn Qaintette Club with the aid of Miss
Houston, will give concert this evening at
City Hail. Being on their way to attend the
musical convention at Bangor this week, they
concluded to give one concert here at the par
ticulsr request of many Of our citizens who
love music of high order. We believe these
artists will be greeted this evening by bril-
liant and appreciative audience. Every body
knows that these instrumentalists rank among
the first in our country, and Miss Houston is
considered by the best judges vocalist ofex-
traordinary power. Tickets may be secured
during the day at Paine's music store and at
the door in the evening. Those subscribers
who have not yet obtained their tickets are re-
quested to do SO as soon as convenient.
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Washington, April %.
To Maj. Gen. DiG In dispatch dated
Mobile, s P. NJ, April 14th, Mai. Gen. Candy
reports as follows: ~
We find in Mobile and defences on the vest
side OF the Bay over $50 guns and very large
amount of ammunition and supplies of all kinds
and about 1000 prisoners. Inventories are
now being taken, and a detailed report will be
forwarded as soon as they are completed.
The quantity of cotton will probably reach
5000 bales, and there is alarge amount of pro-,
visions and forage.
Maj. Gen. Hancock reported that nearly all
of Mosby's command have surrendered, in
GLIDING nearly or quite all of the officers ex-
cept Mosby himself.
Some OF Mosby's own men are hunting for
him, being stimulated by reward of $2O00
offered for him by Gen. Hancock, who has been
directed to establish his headquarters at WASH
ington.
The counties of Prince George, Charles and
st. Mary's, have, during the whole war, been
noted for hostilities to the government, and
their protection to the rebel blockade runners,
rebel spies, and every species of public enemy.
The murderers of the Presidentwere harbored
there before the murder, and Booth fed in that
direction. Ii he escapes it will be owing to
rebel accomplices in that region.
The military commanders of this Department
will surely take measures to bring these rebel
sympathisers and accomplces in murder, to a
sense oftheir criminal conduct
(Signed) E. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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ence at Deering hall Saturday evening, and
the new debutant, Miss M. Seymour, won
fresh laurels in her PRESERVATION of Lucretia
Borgia. She rendered the character in a very
artistic manner and drew down the plaudits Of
the audience, who called her to the front at
the close of the play.
This evening the managers will introduce
to the Portland public that talented actress,
Miss Avonia Jones, who is now classed among
the leading actresses in this country. She
will make her first appearance in the charac-
tiers of Lady Isabel and Madam Vane, in the
beautiful drama of East Lynn.
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REV. Mr.. BoLLEs' LEcTURE.-The lecture
of Rev. Mr.. Bolles in the Congress Square
church last evening, upon Rev. Edward Pay
son, attracted large audience, completely
filing the spacious house. Notwithstanding
the Numerically opposite views on religious
points, entertained by the lecturer from those
of the deceased pastor, who was the subject
ofhis theme, there was not one word of CEN
sure or ill feeling. On the contrary Mr.. Bodies
gave DR.. Payson credit for being christian
ofinfexible purpose and purity of heart, one
whose only and sole motive was for the good
of the souls Of bis people. He paid just
tribute to the memory of the departed whose
life and character he briefly sketched.
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Important Order 6y Gen. SterMan
FORTRESS MONROE. April %.
The following important order of Gen.
sherman has been received:

- AhO i0hoWluS lmpOrtdut oTucr OF zen.
Sherman has been received:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION orl
x s3site MISSISSIPPI, In the reid.
Raleigh. April 10.
The General commanding announces to The
army the suspension of hostilities and an
agreement with Gen. Johnston and high off,
cials which, when formally ratified, will make
peace from the Potomac to the Rio Grande
until absolute peace is arranged. A line pass
ing through Lyrell Mount, Chapel Hill Uni
versity, Durham's Station and West Point on
the Nense River will separate the two armies,
Each army commander will group his camps
entirely with view to comfort, health and
good police. All details of military discipline
must still be maintained, and the General
hopes and believes that in very few DAYS il
will be his good fortune to conduct YOU all to
your homes. u -
The fame of this army for courage, indus
try and discipline is admitted all over the
world. Then let each officer and man see it
is not stained by any act of vulgarity, rowdy-
ism and petty crime. The cavalry will patrole
the front of the line. Gen. Howard will take
charge OF the district from Raleigh up to the
cavalry. Gen. Slocum to the left of Raleigh.
and Gen. Schofeld in Raleigh, its right and
rear. aaa ssss
Quartermasters and Commissarles will keen
their supplies up to light load for wagons, and
the railroad superintendent will arrange de-
pot OF convenience for each separate army.
By order of Maj. Gen. w. T. Sherman.
40 A(Signed) L.. M. DAYTON, A. A. G.
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Sentence Of The chtcaoo oonsp,,ator,

CINCINNATI, April %.
The findings and sentence of the Chicago
conspirators were promulgated this afternoon
oy Gen. Hooker. Buckner, Morris, and Vim
cent Marmaduke are acquitted, and will be
discharged after taking the oath of allegiance.
Cnarles Walsh and Semmes are found guilty
Of all the specifications and charges. The
former is sentenced to Eve years hard labor.
and the latter to three years. hard labor, in the
Ohio Penitentiary. The sentence against
Greenfell and Daniels is not yet promulgated.
The commission has been dissolved.
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The value of foreign
exDcvts from this port last week amounted to
$224,9S8 80. Included in the shipments were
43, 165 box shocks; sets truss hoops; 5000
hoops; 800 feet boards; 10000 feet Plank
1887 pcs deals; 240 pcs cedar; 1854 bbls -four
1871 yards cotton duck; so boxes tobacco
1852 gals Kerosene oil; 412,4OO lbs lard; 49,
900 lbs butter; 10000 lbs cheese; 40 bbls
ashes; cases leather; sewing machines, 1e
pkgs woolens, A pkgs sundry mdse.