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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
y HOUSE, No. BELVIN'S BLOCK. GO

~ HOUSE, No. BELVIN'S BLOCK, CO.
VERNON STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.-The un-
dersigned have associated themselves together un-
der the firm and style OF BURTON & WALLACE,
for the purpose of conducting a GENERAL CON-
MISSION AND AUCTION BUSINESS. They are
prepared to receive on consignment all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, viz: Wheat, Tobacco,
Corn, Flour. Meal, Bacon, Lard CATTLE of ali
kinds, HORSES, MULES, NEGROES, &C., from
any part OF the Confederacy. They are also pre-
pared to receive and SELL auct. or private SALE
all kinds Of FURNITURE. READY-MADE CLO-
THING for male or female; also, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE. &C., either at their store or
private residences in the city Also to attend day
sales at stores on as reasonable terms as any other
auctioneers in the city, either by the hour or day
They will also attend to the sale of BUTTER,
EGGS, FOWLS, DRIED FRUIT, VEGETABLES
Of all kinds, and any other little DOMESTIC NO.
TIONE for the ladies in the country or city. We
viii also buy on commission any articles for four
country customers; and, if quick sales and prompt
returns viii add anything to our concern, We hope
to share portion Of public patronage
Our regular auction. at the store, will be every
WEDNESDAY.
Consisnments respectfully solicited.
G. c. BURTON,
u the late firm Of Burton. Sons & Co.. Petersburg;
G. A. WALLACE,
of the Arm Of VIM. Wallace Sons, Richmond.
Tho Weekly Wing. Enquirer and Examiner copy.
70 Sta
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Hrsrrros CouRr. LIN this Court, yes
tcrday, the following business was dis.
posed Of:
James, slave of Elizabeth j. Timber.
lake. Of Hanover county, charged with
running of negroes, was ordered to re-
cciyc thirty.ninc lashes and then to be
transported beyond the limits Of the
Commonwealth.
Cecilia, slave of Charles Palmer,
charged with setting fire to the dwelling.
house OF Theodore A. Law, and robbing
him of several thousand dollars in
money, jewelry, &C., was found guilty
bv the Jury and ordered to receive
t6irty-nine lashes on two occasions, and
then to be transported beyond the limits
of the State.
Elijah Pittman, free, charged with
stealing $500 from q slave of T. G. Cone
and 5000 from G. A. Lcnhard, was con.
yicted and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for ten years.
The Grand Jury made the following
presentments o. f. Edwards, for as
sault and battery Charles and Eliza
beth Everett, for receiving stolen goods ;
James Frazer, for larceny; Henry M.
Hurt, for assault and battery; James
Melvin, for receiving stolen goods and
James E. Robinson, three cases, for lar
ceny.
We have been requested to request
Mr.. j. A. Graham, the author of card
published in the Dispatch of yesterday,
over the signature of "a Fluvanna Far.
mer," to appear before the Grand Jury
on Thursday, at II o'clock.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
IL AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, February
Is, at o'clock p. NJ, we will sell, upon the pre-
misses, the two TENEMENTS on the east side Of
Seventeenth street, between Christian and Richard
streets, occupied b. Messrs. Barker and Beazeley-
They have three rooms, with we'll in the yard
The lot fronts forty-four feet, and iuhs back one
hundred and sixty five feet
After which, will be sold d FRAMED TENE.-
MENT, on Maddox Hill, near Towards Grove, adj
joining Mr.. Arnold and others. 1t is a framed
house, with brick basement, has three rooms and a
kitchen, with we'll. The lot is thirty-fve feet by
one hundred and sixty feet.
TRRMs: At sale.
fe Is GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, A,ctioneers.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DrPAkrxsy,
OoN1xl HATE STATEs o. AMEsrcA.
Richmond, August a. Iss4 I

OoxYgl g1ArE SrArxs or AMrsrcA
Richmond, August s, 1864.
NERIYFICATESOFIN DEBTFy,Nu,,
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PXp 800
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION "a "a
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce ~.
rency, approved February II, 1884, the Sore saf.
the Treasury Is authorized to issue the above ~.
6cates, payable two years after the ratifeato, ~.
treaty Of peace with the United States. Thev cI
not be sold. but are only TO be issued to SUCH ~
tors Of the oovsrnnsnt as are willing to rsces. h.
be given at par, though free from taxation a'ss
The attention Of purchasing agents ard d;s,u,.
ing officers Of the Government: is called 70 .hs "as
ofpublic securities Offering peculiar aavao..as
to those from whom the supplies Of the Goyern.nsa
are bought and to facilitate the use Of them rh.sn
drawn by dfsbursing officers upon the depos.,sau
holding these funds, and marked across The ~
"payabie in certificates Of indebtedness 80 ~
paid in conformity Herewith. WI
Depositaries are hereby authorized and reoy..,
70 comply With this regulation and to make ar.l
cation 70 the Register for supplies Of certificate. =.
required. (Signedl q. A. TRENHOLM
)a@W Secretary Of Trcassrv
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RICHMOND CIRCUIT CoURr, YESTERDAY.
In the matter of petition of James
Simpson for a writ of ha6eos corpus,
praying to be discharged from Colonel
Danforth's regiment of militia, as coming
under the purview of the joint resolution
of the Legislature, a writ was issued re-
turnable to-day; and, after proving his
age, the court ordered his discharge.
Josiah H. Harris, of Hanover county,
came before court yesterday under a
writ issued and directed to Captain
Grover. His application for discharge
was based upon the fact that in May
last, he was elected an oversccr Of the
poor for.said county. The military au~
thorities having refused to release him,
he sues out a writ, and upon the hearing
Of the case was remanded to the custody
of the officer who had him in charge.
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TREASURY DsPAHTxsyr
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
RIcEKoSp, December LISA

RreHKosD, December 1854.
OEVEN-T HIRTY TREASTrpy
~ NOTES.-In pursuance Of an &C. of C6;ny,a..
approved November q, 1854, entitled "An a.. :.
authorize the Secreta-y isle Treasury n eyrba,s
coupon bond s.,. se7e2-thirty treasury notes boil
Of such notes are hereby notified that ai.sr .h
Payment Of tie annual interest due thereon ~ 80
first day of January, 1865, upon presentation ot ~
came, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasures and "a.
Depositaries las designated at foot will isse ca!
fcates therefor, which will entit!e the hed.r, .,
coupon bonds payable thirty ye.rs ttter .le f,rsds,
Of January, 1855, bearing ak Per cent. i1.eros. fr
the said first Of Ja:9asy, .56, payable on the FIR.
days Of january and juy III each year. The Trs,'
surcr, Assistant Treasurers and nepositaries w.
make weekly reports to the Register Of the rrsar,.
of such certificates issued at their oces vhere,-a
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction of sama
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner an,
forwarded to the Firs: Aufjtor.
i G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of TrcasurY.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia,
Assistant Trcass,-ers at Cb;.,lest.n aal Mobile
Depositaries at Raleigh ard Wilm:r gton, North ca,
rolina,
Depositsries at Charleston ard Columbia, soa:aCa.
roliha.
Depositaries at Savannah and ALcrs,a Georges.
Uepcsitaries at Tallahassee, FLORIDA ana M0ah,,,
merry, Alabama.
Depositarics at Columbus, Mississippi, ard IIou.:,
and Marshall, Texas. IA IL
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AAYoR's CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed Of by the Mayor yester-
day morning:
Char es B. Henry, a young white mar,
was charged with illegally and felon;-
ously taking away and secreting Mary
E. Walsh, child under the age of eigh-
teen years. The father of Miss Walsh
testified that while he was absent from
home in the army, Henry persuaded his
daughter to leave home, without the
knowledge or consent of her mother
The accused, in response to a question
propounded by the Mayor, stated that
he married Miss Walsh last Wednesday
night having first procured license
from the clerks Office of Henrico county
to do SO; whereupon His Honor re-.
marked that he should turn the case over
to = county justice, as he thought the
matter should be further investigated
He referred to the loose manner in which
business was conducted in the clerks
Office of Henrico county, remarking that
he wished it inquired into why it was so
easy for young girl to be abducted
from her parents protection and duped
into marriage upon license improperly
obtained. Reformation was sadly needed
in that department.
Albert Smith, free negro, and Sa-
muel, slave of BENJAMIN Hatcher, charged
with breaking into and entering in the
daytime the dwelling house of William
w. Jones, and stealing four hundred
dollars in money, silver watch, and a
lot of wearing apparel, were remanded
for examination before the Hastings
Court.
William Rockingham, charged with
drunkenness and interfering with ne
groes in the street, by demanding their
papers, was held to security for his good
behavior and fined ten dollars.
The case of John Dunnavant, charged
with having . lot of rope in his poses
sion, supposed to have been stolen, was
continued.
John W. feathers and John Kenney.
chaf3e ed with being persons of evil fame,
aad stealing $1,000 from Major Wade II.
Gibbes, were recommitted to jail in de.
fault Of security to keep the peace and
b Of good behavior.
Sarah Lesthers, also charged with
being Of idle, dissolutc character, and |
Nth receiving 500, which she knew to |
n:se been stolen from Major w. H. |
0soeeA Was also committed for failure to !
- ~ ior her good behavior.
~ following cases were continaed till |
49, Seesr, charged with yiolentlv
h1.s : tas Ezsasasss SHOT Hot.l rom nsr
Alihn, 1lsys Of WillIsm i M.nr
- With stealing : pair ii ~.
10 - 49,. ~ : cat; two para Of pants.
IS sna Ff.nk. slave Of James 81
sssenf' charged with stealing . bag oil
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RoBBBRY.-On Saturday night last,
Minnis's daguerrean gallery, on Main
street, near Ninth, was entered by a
thief and robbed of valuable travelling
trunk, containing several thousand dol
lars worth Of wearing apparel. The
theft was committed at an early hour in
tho evening, and while some Of the &C.
cupants were sitting around the fire in
another end Of the room.
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4 A. FARLEY & CO.,
As COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
MERCHANDISE BROKERQ

KICHMONU. VIRGINIA,
CORSkR OF kEEvESTH AND CARY STREErb.
respectfully offer their sefvses to the public in the
above capacity. Our acquaintance with the trade
oilers peculiar advantages to those having PRO-
DUCE Of all kinds for disposal.
Strict attention will BE- given to purchase STOCKS
COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS, SC. 80
REFERS TO
d. T. Williams & Co., Richmond.
Davenport 4 Co., Richmond. .
A. +. 4 J. ID. Harvey, Richmond.
J. n. Conrad, Chester, Virginia.
VT. Anderson Co., Lynchburg, virxinia.
Q. d. Neal. Danyille, Virginia.
Harris Howell. Wilmington, North Carolina,
George Alden, Camden, South Carolina.
James Dunlop, Camden, South Carolina.
=. A. Williams, Clarksville, Virginia.
Samuel b. Ragland. Richmond. fa%lm
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COMMITTED TO CASTLE THUNDER
Charles Campbell, of the Ninth Georgia
battalion of artillery, charged with for
gerry, and Charles Carroll. Of the Twenty
fourth Georgia cavalry, charged with de-
sertion, having another mans papers,
and contempt Of Confederate authorities,
were committed to Castle Thunder yes
terdaY.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND 0Ws.

~. ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REdiS : n r.,
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACT or fEBh.A :,
owners Of four per cent. registered bonds, ~;
under act Of February IL, 1861, that the nets'
on the same to LIST January, 1865, wall Be I@s. ~,
presentation Of the bonds, at any time 49,
rroximo, to the Treasurer, Assistan. l'ea'N...&
Pay Depositaries named below. Ii Is inpTa.s..
to prepare schedules for the payment OF ih'tts -
these bonds, as the number and aao'ln. u "a
surrendered in payment Of taxes hayei ~ ~
aScertaiIed. g. a. TRLNnVI",
scas;a,y Of Trsas-ir
Treasurer ut Richmond, Virginia. ,.,ss
Assistant Treas,irers at Charleston ana w ys,tj
Depositarics at Raleigh and Wilmington
Carolina. -. saj
Depositaries a. Charleston and C9.uri0'a'
Carolina. fH co,y
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, M, Me-
Depositaries at Tallahassee, tiora'' "'
gonery, Alabama. IA uos,
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississpp,' ~ LIZ
to0 and Marshall, Texas. de ~ -
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TREASURY DEPAGTNFSr.
CONyEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

7 DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF TIP
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TNg
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposlts ON call Will be received BY tie
Treasurer III this city, Assistant Treasures At
Charleston and Mobile, and the DcpoSitanes a.
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savsn.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates Will he issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate Of iou. y
cent. per annun, and secured by the hvpothecator
Of IN amount Of the above bonds equal to the sun
Of these loans. The bonds to be set apart BY h,
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when. sold, applied IL.
clusively to the payment Of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded 70 larh
and other corporations, ard TO the public generally
by this mode Of temporary investment, ana TIE q:
feet Of the measure if generally adopted, IN hce.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it is hoyt
will commend it to the favorable consideration q Ii
community and secure their prompt eo-operatior
carrying tinto effect. q. A. TRENHOLM
ia It's Secretary Of the Treasur
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OFFICIAL.

HEApa'Rs ARMIES OF I'VE Confederate STATES, !
tss1. February IL, 1865.
ENERAL ORDERS, NO. I'm en-
NJ tering upon the campaign about 20 open, the
General in-Chef feels assured that the soldiers who
have so long aad so nob,y borne the hardships and
dangers Of the war; require no exhortation to re-
spond to the calls Of honor and duty.
With the liberty transmitted by their forefa theirs
thew have inherited the spirit to defend it.
The choice between war and abject submission is
before them.
To such proposal brave men, with Arms in their
hands, can have but one answer.
They cannot barter manhood for peace, nor the
right Of self-government for life or property.
But justice to them requires sterner adnonition
to those who have abandoned their comrades in the
last opportunity is offered them to wipe out the
disgrace and escape the punishment Of their crimes
BY authority of the President Of the Confederate
States, pardon is announced to such descrtcrs and
men improperly absent as shall return to the COM
mands to which they belong within the shortest pos
sible time not exceeding twenty days from the pub
caton Of this order, at the headquarters OF the de-
partment in which they may be.
Those who may be prevented by interruption of
communications, may report within the time speci-
fed to the nearest enrolling officer other officer
duty, to be forwarded as soon as practicable and
upon presenting certificate from such Officer, show
ing compliance with this requirement, will receive
the pardon hereby offered.
Those who have deserted 20 the service of the
enemy, or who have deserted after having been once
pardoned for the same offence, and those who shall
desert, absent themseveswithout authority after
the publication OF this order, are excluded from its
benefits. Nor does the offer of pardon extend to
other offences than desertion and absence without
permission.
BY the same authority, it is also declared that no
genera! amnesty will again be granted, and those
who refuse to accept the pardon now offered, or who
shall hereafter desert absent themselves without
leave, shall suffer such punishment as the courts
may impose, and no application for clemency will
be entertained.
Taking new resolution from the fate which our
enemies intend for us, let every man devote all his
energies to the common defence.
Our resources, wisely and vigorously cmployed.
are ample, and with q brave army, sustained by =
determined and united people, success, With GODS
assistance, cannot be doubtful
Tho advantages Of the enemy will have but little
valueif We do not permit them to impair our reso-
luton. Let US, then, oppose constancy to cdver-
saty iorutude to suffering, and courage to DANGER
to our fathers will bless the efforts Of their children
to preserve 1t. lie lS-6t] r. Z. LEE, General.
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By Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auotioneers,
No. 81 Main street.
WE WILL SELL, AT THE RESI-
wv DENCE on the corner of Clay and Smith
streets, on TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 oc!ock, an
assortment Of GENTEEL FURNITURE, in part
comprising
l large MIRROR,
= MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
! splendid BED,
BEDSTEADS,
TIN SAFE,
6 CHAIRS,
"a MAHOGANY STAND,
MAHOGANY TABLES,
l BUREAU.
WILL BE ADDED:
! excellent Sloat's Elliptic SEWINd-MA-
CHINE, new and in perfect order;
! fine SOFA,
! excellent CLOCK, &c.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the weather,
the above sale is postponed to MONDAY, the 18th
instant. REDWOOD, PHILLIPS q CO.,
fe6 Auctioneers.
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

" wARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, in
Old, large, little stooped-doxn look when eon.erscd
with, six feet in height, large feet, wooden-bottom
shoes, soiled velvet cap dark roundabout coat and
pants fine set of teeth. The above reward will be
given for the delivery of the above servant to the
subscriber, or for securing him in the Richmond
Jail, where he is supposed to be lurking.
C. TYREE,
fe l3-6tv POwhatan Courthouse, Va.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AHyRIcA,

TREAsURY DEPARrNESI,i
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AKyRIcA,-
Richmond, July Is, 1854. J
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-The
der to promote, as far as practicable the esI1
liquidation by the Treasury OF the OCISTAEDlN
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treas:
rer, and Pay Depositaries in the different States
hereby authorized to receive the said notes, exaN
the $i00 notes, at 66l per centum, on deposit. ISL
ing for same certificates of loan, uron hypcihecs
ton of non-taxable bonds. The said cer:;dea.esI
te payable on demand after the expiration Of rHei
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the ahoe bonds ~
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes vi.
the exception above named, in paymeI. Of tonA
when sold, at the rate Of Cog per eentuin.
g. A. TRENHOLM,
j,2-ts Secretary OF the Treasury!
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NOTICE.-Will DO sold to the highest
IN bidder, for cash. at the residence of the SUBJ
scriber, on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, at IL o'clock
A. NJ, f fair, if not the next fair day thereafter
the crop of CORN, FODDER, SHUCKS, FARMING
UTENSILS, one good work HORSE, one COLT, two
SOWS, q lot Of PIGS, and the HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. At the same time, the
FARM on which she resides will be rented out for
the present year. MARY GLAZEBROOK.
HANOVER COUNTY, February 10, 1865. f. lite
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TREAscRy DErAGT%ESrI
CONFEDERATE STATES or ANsRtcA,
RICHMOND, October II, 1861.
MONT a Y ABB LIE BONDS, FIVE
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IOAN.--SALEc a'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. applications haying ~
made for bonds at the established price ct one aM
bred and thirty-five dollars and interest, un1i n
cumstances that entitle them TO favorable oofSls
alton, it has been determined to continue tls Sc" !
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are ilsH tef
to act IN accordance with this order; AMI the a''s
ton Of disbursing officers of the Government =
Gcularly called 70 it. &. A. TREAiioL-s'
ia IT'S Secretary of the Trea'J!.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-Ran away from Camp Winder Hos
pita, on the 18th of January last, my BOY,
DANIEL. will pay the above reward for his re-
turn to me, in the city, or lodgment in the city JAIL
with notice. His age is twenty-one; height, Eve
feet six inches. He is very black, with pleasant
face and large eyes; is knock-kneed, and has a
staggering, shutting walk.
GEORGE W. LANGHORNE.
Eleventh and Marshall streets, Richmond
fe l3-5ts
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HEADa'Rs ARMIES OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
February II, 1868.
ENERAL ORDERS M . TN .

xENEnAL ORDERS, NO. 3.-The
~ discipline and efficiency of the army have
been greatly impaired by men leaving their pronsr
commands to join others, in which they ind service
This practice, almost as injurious in its conse-
Way exposes the offender to a similar punishmcnt.
and subjects the officer receiving him to dismissal
from the army. y >''a'''
1t therefore declared that the provisions Of Ce.
neral Order No. 2, Of fhis date, from army hesd..
Qnartess apply 70 such men as have LEFT their pro-
per commando and Joined others without beine re-
pEomi.ed IN that order upon complying With its eon.
lecting Il. ''s" " nes
The names 81 such absentces will be forthvith
reported 70 these headquarters by the ofeefs With
wnom they are serving, Ind immediate mea.nres
'a1 xa 70 return them % thar WVper commands.
ahd chasgss win be preferred against moss vhos
neglect 70 enforce thia order. ""o
Il. e. LEE, General,
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"a CONCERT Observation-Disclosures Schneidcr's
grand Concert will take place at the African Church
tonight. From the known reputation of the per-
formers announced to appear, We unhesitatingly
promise pleasant evenings entertainment
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond. Va, August &c, 1854.

ID POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
~ INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTIIORlLlat
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CEN.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROYiSiONSW
THE ACT APPROVED NAY l6, 1851. 70 Ell
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON B0NDS-l
Parties owning registered eigh: per cent. be1
under the act of May Is, 1861, desiring 20 szsn-
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, IN
manner pointed out in the printed endorsemel;
the back OF the certificate, to the ''Con;ee;i
States of America, in exchange for coupon bc,lA
and cause them to be presented TO the BeeSH
the Treasury Department, who will .hereuFl.
Is, 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount sfej
ia the registered bonds SO assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM
jets Secretary Of the Treasgf'
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BY Burton s. Wallace, Auctioneers.
mo. Belvin's Block

WE WILL SELL, at our auction store,
w on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, two
pair platform scales, two barrels smoking tobacco,
two tin safes, very fine Office stovc with pipe
lot Of books. very superior cloth overcoat and
a large lot of ready-made clothing.
BURTON u WALALCE,
fe H-2t AuctioncerJ.
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RUNAWAYS.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE.
~ ARD.--Left my house, on the night Of the
CYNTHIA. Mary is a bright mulatto, about
twenty-five years Of age, and five feet in height
Cynthia is about FIVE feet five six inches high and
twenty-eight years Of age, and slender in person
and delicate appearance. They left in company
with one or two negro men, and are doubtless max
ing an attempt to escape to the Yankees. will
give the above reward for the two or five hundred
dollars for the capture Of either of them.
fe 1876 THOMAS J. STARKE,
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OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE.
RIcBHoND, Va, September 10, 1864.
NOTICE.-From and after MONDAY
IN NEXT, the Goth instant, the STEAMER
6CHRAPNEL will leave the wharf ut Rockets for
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily 1T e'clocA
4. r. and o'clock r. n, touching Ct all the prin,
Gpal landinea On the river.
JOHN II. PARKER.
- W-ts Lieutenant n chaxva