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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
rRnN CHATTANOOGA.

.H-... .....a CHATTANOOGA, MARCH =. 20
The Gazette has lengthy details of the capture OF
the rebel yawl aud fourteen men, at Chapman $
Landing, below Kingston, on the Tennessee, 10y
seven loyal Tennesseeans. The yaM was armed
with torpedoes for the destruction OF government
property. The party were regularly unliprlned
and acted nnderthe orders OF the rebel N avy De-
partment The yswl was huiit at Richmond, brought
to Bristol on the cars, placed Ia the Holston river
and moved thence with muiled oars 30 the place OF
capture Their instructions were not to disturb eor
destroy anything until they got below Kingston,
where they we're to destroy the government trans
ports They hoped also TO destroy the warehouses,
rolling mills &C.. the banks OF the river at this
place The whole enterprise was in charge or a
scientific officer The rebels were chagrined at be-
ing outwtted by half their number OF citizens after
having ran the gauntlet of the soldiers at Knoxville
Kingston, and other points on their route.
REPORT or THE UNTTED STATES STEAMER TIGERA TIGHT
ts IN TIE RAPPAHASHocK. ~
The United States revenue steamer Tiger, Lieut..
David Evans commanding, arrived yesterday from
Hampton Roads, towing the Wolf Trap light ship,
which had parted her moorngs in the late heavy
gale. si .s3g!
While on the passage up, on tho 2Ith, in the az
ternOon of that day, the Tiger was towsd into the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07

THE NEWS.
FROM COLUNBIA

e s certain that large portion OF the beautiful
city OF Columbia, ;. C., has been burned, Out a.
) ct We have no positive Information as TO ths eX-
tsnt of the ire, or boundaries of the burnt dSret
Toe Charlotte BallstiR Of the 2Sth nlt. says that
II was rumOred the city hsa been garrisOned by -,
500 negro troops, and thar raid had been made on
the workshops of the Greenvle railroad, at hee-
ma, in Newbsrry district, and much property des-
troyed.
The Greensboro PIT TO- Of the ID instant says
that Sherman lett iorcesat an IN Columbi~, and
i, understands his troops did very little damage TO
private property. The old capitol building was
burnt the fire Originating from SHELLS which were
thrown at the new capitol near the odd building
Railroad communication IL now open 10 Columbia
SAYS the Patriot and those OF the citizens who he'd
on Shermsns approach are returning 10 their
homes. ...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
TarAsrEx prrAsr4 Me-, G; IS 5; A.

Treasury DEPARTMENT G. s. Al
-'. Richmond Dec. T. lS6L ! .
FVNO HOI DERS OF FIVE PER CENT CALl4 GER
T1FIl.ATES Attention IL respectfully called 10 the
provisions of the gth section OF the act OF Congress en
lied act 10 reduce the clrIeney, &C. approved FebruA
~ H. lS6l which declares that all call certificates shall
be- fundabe aud shall be- taxed in all respects prov
ded for the Treasury into which they congert-
ble."
The 4th section of said act imposes tax ID hun
ired per the Treasury notes represented bS said
per cent call certificates which shall remain outstanding
the first day of January eighteen hundred and sixty
five. q. A. TRENHOLM,
deS-u Secretary of Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07

Tue-aay> lsornlag. lIarel.. ., lsea.

IENzs.- Daily. sas year. sleO six months i50. three
rcpths ~ For a less period go per month.
ssUi Weekly ere yesi. 80 SIX months. 80 three
months s2u No subscription received Tor less Pord
News Dealers furnished at go pea hundred copies.
Single COPIES. 80 ceRts.
Advertisements inserted in Daily and ssni-wesky 1t
"a per square Of eight lines or les.
Remittance at nsK Of subscriber
All advertisemeues the country mus, either be &C.
companies ~ money or erier on sops business
house n The city 70 its insertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07

~ committee 81 RICHMOND appeal 10 The public for AID
in behalf u the families Of soldiers and refugees the
city.
Richmond j. died with refugees from every portion OF
theConsderc, many Of them the families OF soldiers IN
the field.
heril snd regular contributions Of money food ard
fool are earnestly requested.
The southern Expres- Company have kindly agreed -
ship all articles ronttbh 10 tie poor free OF charge
Contributions Of money should be sent To- ". +. C..
BasEerviil Treasurer and all supplies should BE con-
sgped u the Relfef Committee 0! Richmond" care
Messrs. Martin & Carlozo
4'- EEIIF CO;DuTgEE..
II. +. c, Bestcrv, treasurer.
tors.
VIM. Il. Peasants Secietary.
General Joseph I Anitlson, Dr G Barney. William y
Clenmitt Lewis d CtcHshaw, James Z Clianherlayne.
Peter Daniel Jr George y Fisher Patrick n Gibson
blackburn Hughes, SAMUEL Harrison, Thomas " Ne
Canoe Roger Martin SGmuel ". Price - Snyder Joel
II watkins George \ Allen reorcc IergEmsn Robert !
Christian Juige William Crgmp, Dr J II tllssoa. Col
Thomas il Ellis, George Gibson lanes Gordon. Abner
Istyey. Judge William LIONS, Or !. Han Moore =
Cary NicIaas. John Randolph Tucker DayidT Williams,
VIM Walls, Jr. WA. T.. 1lUNF0ED
fso4-dkctf President.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
TREAsuRY pEPARrMENT c. 5. a.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. 8 Al
RICHMOND Va, August 20 1854
ID OSCILLATIONS for carrying into eff
IL feet the act OF Congress approved June H. 1854
horzng the owners OF registered eight per cent bonds H.
sued under the provisions OF the Act approved May To-
1861 10 exchange the same for coupon bonds
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds under
the Act of May G, 1861 desiring TO exchange tRm for
coupon bonds will assign them IN the manner pointed out
in the printed endorsement on the back oil the
10 the Confederate States of America in exchange oi con-
Ion bonds" andcanse them to be presented 10 the Regis
ter OF the Treasury Department who will theTeipon IN
compliance with the proysions oil the Act oil June y i
issne COMMON bonds tor the amount specified the regis
tered bonds so assigned G. 4. TRENHOLM,
au2a-d1 Secretary oi Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
TRE REBEL FANILIE

TIE REBEL FAMILIES: ~
The rebel families in Charleston are perfectly
cowed. They live in terror Oi US. IhuS iaf lilsy
are AS well behaved az spanies, it will depend on
the administration hero whether this appropriate
sentiment of subOrdination (Which thy have taught
il proper aud necessary in an inferior race shau
continue until they repent az their ihHnitlcS, OF
whether las at Huntsville, Ala. aud eSewhcre)
they shall soon begin 10 assume the old ans OF AFRO
CANT presumption. We shan See. 1..-s st
HEATHEN TEMPLES AND OTHER RELICS 90 BARB4Ri
must omit all special descriptions Of particular
buildings and localities, and give but few rough
notes only as have already far outrlni al ordl7
nary letter limits. Nearly all the heathen temples
called churches here, in which they '"oIShlPed
god " no instituted and ordained Human slavery,
have been smashed into by Gllmofe'S SheiSi All
the banks are similarly broken-dead broke. Tue
offices of the Charleston Mercury and Charleston
Courier received similar notices to quit from our
forces. tT.I H t
HOW THE YANKEES LoOG-THE COTTON IN sAIANNH.
The following from the Herald'S Charleston
respondence will give fair idea of the manner IN
which the Yankees appropriate whatever falls iuto
their hands. As it was with cotton, so would il be
with tobacco or any other article that might excite
their ayarice: ...r
The policy adopted in Savannah of taking every
pound at cotton, without giving ~ receipt for the
same is suicidal one, aud ought at once to be
changed People who desire TO return To the Union
and enjoy all the privileges OF stable government
once more, aud whose property consists only Of
cotton can see but little IN the policy of the ma
tional government To eoIumend ito their good feel
ings al,uyc the rebel goyetnment, when the tormer
sls,S their all aud sells u without giving them
ceipt or acknowledgement whereby they masshere
after enter claim, and, by establishing ihep 10y
atV recover the value OF their comm odty and bc
able to live again. TIE policy, although 1t may add
small amount Of funds to the national Treasury,
is short. sighted one, and is working great Injury
to the cause. Every one in the country who de-
sizes peace and who has heard how the people Of
Savannah has been dealt With, naturally maifier-
ent about whether the rebels burn their cotton or
the United States take it without pay or recourse
to an appeal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
A Washington despatch says;

The President sent 10 the Senate, to-day; mes
sage inclosing the opinion and findings OF the Court
Of INJURY instituted by him in the Petersburg mine.
The opinion is signed by Mal.-Ge W. 5. Han
cock, President OF the court. Alter narrating the
circumstances OF the assault the failure IS aseihcd
To the following named officers:
FifSf-Gru Burnside, IN not obeying the orders
of the Commanding General IA the formation OF the
assauiiug culuun, ia not preparing his parapet and
Gbaiis Tor the passage of bis troops, aud IA not en-
MOS ing engineer officers TO lead the columns with
The working parties. Yet the court is satisfied that
Gen Burnside believed the measures taken ly him
would insure success.
Secoad- Brg. Gen. Ledlie, in falling to push for
ward his troop promptly, and IN blocking up the
avenue designed Tor the passage OF troops ordered
Ia follow lac being most Of the time in bOmb-proof
ten rods in the rear of the main line, where the
movement could not be witnessed.
Ihiri- Brigadier General Frrrero, for want OF
readiness for the assault not going with his troops,
but remaining in the bomb-proof.
Eou,U-Col. Z.R. Bliss, ol the Seventh Rhode
Island, commanding brigade, in remaining behind
with one regiment, IN apoStlOn where he could not
see what was going on.
Ff{h-Brgadier General Wilcox, in lack OF en-
ergy in carrying out General Burnside IS order, to
push his troops forward TO Cemetery Hill.
The court concludes the opinion as follows -
"WithOut intending To convey the impression that
there was any dissemination ON the part of thecom'
mander OF the support heartily cooperate in the
attack on the Both of July the court express their
opBon that explicit orders should have been given
assigning one officer 10 the command OF all the
troops intended 10 engage i'm the assault, when the
Commanding General was not present in person 10
witness the operations"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07

Service, Southern Division OF New YORK,
~ vi, Mach


j 49, Service, Southern Division Of New York,
te.e., als New York. March J.
OriSoE BtuHt, Esq, Chdip,aa Coasty Volunteer
C0nsAthter, Mo York City.
SIN II appears by the records - this Office that
but nine hundred and thirty ssven (9S') lheu were
enlisted in the city Of New York oT the army AMI
naSy during the eight days ending February q,
1850. tu
In order 10 prevent any miSapprehension, deem
il proper tn state that the present rate OF enlistment
viii not nh the quotas Of the city districts within the
time required and unless recruiting iacresSes, aud
men are put into the service rapidly, TN draft
will be commenced. go
/ am, sir, very respectfully, i'f -. b
.,.- Your Obedient servant,
IA. p. BRowSsoy,
Asst AdJt Gen, and ASS, To
A. A. p. N. General.
Hereupou the World remarks
1t appears nom the above that the draft is likely
10 commence very soon, NOthihg can prevent II
except more vigorous action the part OF the cti
zenS To fill the quota immediately. The exigency
does not admit of delay, for when the draft once
commences il will be late to do anything then Ii
the money that will be spent in the exhibition here
on the 4th of March were used to help NIL up the
quota, il might help considerably. ...
pEFEAT " THE ''coNsTIIUTIoSAL AMENDMENT" IL
NEW JERSEY. I'd
TRENTON, Wednesday, March ], 1865.
The Constitutional Amendment was defeated IN
to-day by the Democracy.
During the debate member from Mid,iieSeN
county said u Jefferson Davis lett the TEMPLE Of
Liberty but Abraham Lincoln has destroyed lt,
and Leaf not one stone standing upon another The
speaker was Missed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
ADDITIONAL FROM THE United
STATES
THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.

I, will he seen, rom the following letter address,
~. Ne.v York Committee Gu Voiunte ering'
sS5 tse accompanying comments Of TIE World that
tbs draf, is about to be enforced in New York
An The ,uss and clamor about volunteering IN that
c,,v receives its quietus in this wise
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07

-- in az 10 clear rope which had fonieii The
Propeller, and anchored under Windmill Point,
near the Commodore Reed, Lieutenant Commander
lioOker-sAy within Eve hundred yards OF the shore.
Lieut.. Hooker informed Lieut.. Evans that he had
intelligence that was reliable that about thou
sand al MoSby'S men IN the immediate neigh
borhood aud that they had been under arms all the
previous night, and expected spine trouble from
them that night. 4. ~ 80
About dark the enabling oflyheeIs was heard
distinctly by the officers and men on board the I'll
GER which was SUPPOSED lobe The wheeling of ar
tillery. About z. NJ, voiley st musketry was
heard issuing from the woods, near the beach, and
few minutes afterwards the guard ship opened lire
and sheIIed the woods Not. knowing exactly
what the trouble was, but. experimenting foe in
that direction, the Tigers crew heat 70 quarters,
and commenced Smelling the woods also. In the
meantime, the engineer aud Others, who had been
hard at work ever sincet arrival Of the vessel
there, reported the propeller. clear, and that
il was in working order again. The anchor was
Immediately hove up, and the light ship taken in
tow the Tigers head was turned Seward, and sue
ceeded in gaining an oiing. About midnight, when
we had lust cleared the spit on. Windmill Point,
heavy firing was going ON from The flagship, and
flashes were seen right on the Point (Wndmilll
and the conclusion we calhe 10 wasthat there was
battery or that the artillery had been brought
down there TO endeayOr to Prevent the Tiger, the
light vessel, and several scbOoners that lay there
from getting out to sea-
FROM tue InneSI
'n Co., r' THE REBEL RAN oLTNpA
Spain, II seems, has cbme 10 the relief of both
the French aud the Danish Governments IN the
matter of the rebel ram Ohnda. on escaping from
Copenhagen, the vessel was found to be- entirely
unStaworthy aud Page, her commander, there
fore made for the Spanish port OF Comma. The
Government al Her Catholic Majesty, il Is reported,
lost no time, after the vessel came TO anchor IN
asking information fl ON the French Government
as 10 hen real character. At first il is said an
sise answer wasreturued by NJ. Drouyh de- iIiuyS
But on more mature consideration the Spanish
authorities were advised to refuse to the Oiinda the
privilege of making repairs at COrunna. The Uni
ted States fligate Niagara, meanwhile hal taken up
a position at the entrance at the barbor, SO
etiectually to prevent all chance OF the pirates cs
cape. The Sacramento has likewise been sent 10
reinforce the Niagara, aud thus the career Of the
0linda, now chriStehed the Stonewa may lie said
to be rs good US ended, before it had well begun
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
FROM CHARLESTON.

The T,ib,u,e has a crazy abohtiHnist oorrespon
dent, Who writes from Charleston, and desc rihe'
what he saw aud heard there when the Yankees en-
tered the city. We give few extracts from hi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07

spsscHoaas papers MARKED With Caoss viii
onderstanJ of subscription u about 20 En-
srs ana win rsn promptly II they sish their Pape con
tinus1 ...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
EREEMAN AZ CO.,
+ AUCTI0NEERS -
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
GARNER. Of Muiu and Niush STREETS.

[
C0raer OF Main and Ninsh Sfreef-.
Having decidedly Of the best houses the city for
the business both in regard to its situation and capacdy
We are prepared 10 and sell tothe best advantage
either at AUCTION on PRIVATELY, censignments OF
TOBACCO
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
LIQUORS,
DRY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AND
NERO HANDIsE of every description.
Orr Auction Sales win take place at our sele every
wEDNIsSD Az. commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ Con.
sienmeDts received up 10 day OF sale.
Nye will also make sales of HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE at
the houses OF parties wishing it, upon reasonable terms
as they can I've made.
from our experience in tie busness-beng OF the late
firm of williamson Coani pledgiug strict attention to
the interests of consgnors with QUICK SALES and PROFIT
RrTrPSs We solicit the patronage Of the public.
FREEMAN K CO.
Auctioneers and Commission Merchant
~ - Cor. of Main and 9th Streets
lh2-lw Richmond Va,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
FROM BEAUFORT. N. c.

BEAUFORT 40 BE MADE DEPOT on SUPPLIES Fol.
OUR ARMIES IL NORTH CAROLlNA.
FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. 2s.AFhe steamer Ariel,
Captain Jones arrived this afternoon from Beau
fort, n. c., bringing no news OF Importance.
Extensive preparations were mak0g at Beaufort
n C., Tor the purpose OF making that pl aGe The
general depot of supplies for our armies operating
in the State of North Carolina; aud also with a
view 10 the rapid movement OF MAJOR GeneralSher
mans nOrthward when Char leston and Savannah
shall be no longer OF any value basis u sup
plies of his forces.
The bad weather still continues, with the wind
from the northeast and occasional showers of ram.
t.rup rp.r.pg urr,,frpv ..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
PROCLAMATION
by the President, appointing n Day OF
Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer,
with Thanksgiving.

The Congress of the Confederate States have by joint
resolution invited me TO appoint day OF public fasting
humiliation and prayer with Thanksgiving 10 Almighty
God.
Its our solemn duty at all times aud more especially in
Of public tai aud adversely To acknowledge our
dependence on his mercy and bow humble submis-
before HIS oostool c9nfessing manifold sins sup
peang his gracious pardon implorng HIS Divine help,
and deyouty rendering thanks for the many aud great
blessings which He has youchsaied to us
let the hearts Of people turn conely and trust
fully God let recognize IN His Christening hand
the correction of Father and subnssvey pray that the
trials and suierings. which have so long borne heavily
upon may b. turned away by His mercul love that
dis sustaining grace be given to people and His di-
vine wisdom impaired to raer that the Lord of Hosts
will be with armies and fight for US agaist our enc
mics and that lie will gracousy take into His
own hand and mercifuly establish for lasting just
and honorable peace and independence.
Aud let not forget 10 render unto HIS holy nc the
thanks aud praise which justly due for His great
goodness and for the many mercies which He has ex.
tended to amid the trials aud sunngs of potracted
aud bloody war H...
Now therefore, !, JEFFERSON DAVIS, President OF the
Confederate States OF America do issue this my yocla
nation appointing FRIDAY, the 10th day OF March next
day of public fasting humiliation and prayer with
lanksgving) for invoking the favor aud guidance
Almighty God" and do earnestly invite all soldiers and
citizens To observe the in spirit OF reverence pen
tence and prayer.
l~~l Given under my hand aud The seal OF The
SEAL Confederate States at Richmond this 18th da
t~) OF January, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-hEe,
JEFFERSON DAVIS
By the President:
J. +. BENJAMIN.
ja26-eodtd Secretary Of State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
ADJT 4 INSP. GENL'S OFFICER
Richmond. March 4. 1850


SPECIAL ORDERs L.tr- Bot
. No. %. $500. r u .r.t
XNylL- Tie following Exchange Notice is published
for the information ofstle Army e.
"Al Confederate officers and who delivered at
Charleston savannah daring the months OF No,em
Der and December last hereby declared to be eX
changed.
"Al Confederate officers and men who delyeed
in James River Virginia at any time before March lst
1866, are hereby declared 10 he exchanged"
XXlX. All furloughs granted under Special Orders, No
IS A. & g. o. Current series, 10 enlisted men VII
above declared exchanged, are hereby revoked and
all enlisted men who ale exchanged wll at
once report fDr duty-those whose commands are be.
Iond the North Carolina line, selecting companies, tempo
rarily in accordance with Special Orders above referred
10. .-.. Bred.
Commissioned officers exchanged will report 10 their
respective commands without delay
BY command of the Secretary Of War
. JOHN W. RELY
mh6-Gt Asst Adjt Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07
MAI.ks In CmARLEsrON.

After passing beyond ''Gillmore's TOWN. the
appearance OF Charleston changes There are now
no indications OF ruins save cloSed-up stores and
streets comparatively deserted. And AZ tlte day
advances II is seen that there is fair proportion
OF adult male white citizens eft-ath"ngh ihey.a
mostly old men, deNerters and foreigners. Gov.
Aiken estimates its present population at from
10, 900 70 20 900. There large numbers OF ne
sroes not 80 many, of COURSE as before the Rebel
lion flor then they plentiful as blackberrieN
hut IN view OF the action Of the insurgents In eyac
uatiug other cities, The mulatto ladies are more
numerous here, ahd handsomer than IN any
Southern city ever visited (and l. have seen
nearly all OF them with the exception, perhaps, oil
New Orleans and there, although they are often
beautiful they do not bear that relative proportion
10 the white citizens that they do in Charleston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-07

AQSfxssH. ~ 81 y = 49, va = -,
Auction Sale BY RARDY TILuANs Auctioneen
Corner 18th and Cary Affects, Richmond Va.
ON THURSDAY next, 9th March.
" commencing promptly ut ii O'clock, We viii ohel
for sale s-f
10 bbls. sugar
~ 10 boxes sugar
f. l0kegs soda -,5
100 sacks salt
10 bbis. sorghum
10 do. tanners oil
10 bags pepper
90 boxes turpentine soap
800 packages manufactured tobacco
90 cases Scarfaetta smoking tObacco-a very
superior article.
bales cotton yarns
10 DO rs domestics
., ~ gross blacking
10 do matches
90 bags peas
M Besides many other articles.
Consgnments solicited.
mh7-tls TARDY & WILLIAMS
By DAVENPORT a CO., Stock Anetioneers.
a.. ~. (Unice corner OF 18th aud Cary street)
yATE shah sell at auction, at Office ON THURS
w DAY, March the 9Th, 1865, the following
BONDS AND STOCKS:
sl6,72O City OF RE mond per ceut. Reg q Bonds
long date
. $1,000 Amelia county o per cent Coupon Bonds
l00O0 Va. per cent llegd Bonds new
1000 Va per cent Reg'd Bonds old
I.H SO shares Richmond t;lass stock
n. 't 20 do Traders Bank Stock -
. .i. 100 do Bank OF COnmOnw calth
% DO Bank ofNmgina Stock
90 do Old Dominion Insurance Company
Stock
50 do Virginia Fire and Marine Insuranc5
ti4-h Company Stock
.f 90 do Merchants, Insurance COMFY Stock
Aud such Other Bonds and Stocks as may be offered
before day oi sale WITHOUT LINT.
DAVENPORT u COZ
mb6-td stock AuctiOueers.
ALSO,
;l5000 North Carolina per cent Coupon Bonds
5000 Cotton Bonds
10000 pei cent. NOn-TaXable Coupon Bonds
10000 3 per cent. II NJ Bonds
10000 ~ Notes
1900 per cent Confederate Bonds
2UO0 per cent C0nfte Coupon and Reg 4 Bonds
2O1 Montgomery County Coupon Bonds
| share Petersburg Steamship Co Stock
10 shaJes Richmond Imp aud EXpt'g co. Stock
shares Old Dominion Trading 60. Stock
500 Gold Coin
GOO Sterling {Blls Ei0O eachJ.
mh7 DAVENPORT AGO.