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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-09

NOTICE.-An persons havi ng claims
IN against the estate Of ID. H. ANS de.
oaassd, hereby notified 70 present {, i1 PROPERLY
authsntca<eA, lDF payment, and all those due the
s6ste Win please call and settle them without delay
JOHN W. GILL
Administrator Of J. II. Borans, deceased,
1t o1los Of the Richmond, FredsricisbufG and Po-
tomae Railroad Company. NH 1-IOts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIa DAY.
By Freeman 4 Co., Auctioueess,
leorner Of Ninth and Main stsests.1

{eOf0eI OF MIMI ana Main UfIAOfA.1
FURNITURE,
WARE, HANDSOME CARPETS, MIRRORS,
PICTURES, GOLD WATCHES AND 0ROCE-
RIES At AUCTION.-THIS (Thursday) MORN.
ING, commencing at 10 o'clock, We will SELL at our
store, corner of Ninth and Main streets, large
and valuable assortment Of GOODS, consisting Of
the following and other articles
l magnificent ROSEWOOD PARLOR
,'m.se;essa.s' ROSEWOOD cuAABER
SUITE,
handsome MAHOGANY CHAMBER
MARB1.E-foP and other CABINETS,
uAlR-CtOIH ROCKING CHAIRS,
TETE-A-TETES, -
LOUNGES,
MIRRORS,
PICTURES,
SHADES,
Fine CARPETS,
HAIACLoTH PARLoR CHAIRS,
WARDROBES,
MAHOGANY DINING and other Ia
BLES,
TRUNKS,
TIN SAFES,
lot Walls,
COOKING and other STOVES,
Several GOLD WATCHES,
GLASS and CHINAWARE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO.
ALSO,
barrels SORGHUM,
Is cases HYCO SMOKING TOBACCO,
Is pieces nice FAMILY BACON,
barrel FLOUR.
FREEMAN & CO., Auctioneers,
mh9 corner of Ninth and Main streets
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TREASURY DgPARrEEyr,l
CoNTrDtEArk STATES or AMERICA.
Richmond, Va, August IS, 1854.

TREASURY DEPARr.EHTl
CoN1rDlRArk STATES or AxrRIcA.
Richmond, Va, August IS, 1854. J
n POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
n, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF C0NGf!%
APPROVED JUNE ID, l66i, ACTHOKll,,n
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER t3..
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISION
TIE ACT APPROVED NAY !6, 1861, TO y
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BON!>.
Parties owning registered eight per cent. az
finder the act Of May IL, 1851. desiring 20 e2ysa
them for coupon bonds, Will assign Len IL :.
manner pointed ont in the printed .nGor.emer: i
the back Of the Certificate, TO the "Con.taIs.
States of America. in exchange for coupon bonds
ard cause them to be presented 70 the Be2i'sf !
,e Treasury Department, who Will 'her' nIen' !
5mpliance with the provisions II tie act q '-l'
Il, 1864, Issue coupon toE1s for the amount sptNe
II the registered bends so assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
i,2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury
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By +. B. Cook, Auctionccr,
mo. 70 Main street.)

"OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Me-
H GRO WOMEN, KEY OF HOUSE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the 9th
instant, at 10 O'clock will sell, at the residence Of
Mr.. Levi Epstin, on Main street, between Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth streets, opposite Barretts
factory, an excellent assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &C., embracing
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
PARLOR and CANE CHAIRS,
Splendid JENNY LINDMAHOGANY BED
Splendid MAHOGANY WARDROBE.
Splendid MAHOGANY CABINETS and
WASIISTANDS marble tops),
MIRRORS
PICTURES,
CENTRE TABLES,
MATTRESSES and BEDDING,
SAFE,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
Very superior TRUNKS,
handsome REGULATOR.
ALSO,
Two NEGRO WOMEN and one GIRL. The wo-
men arc very highly recommended as superior
cooks, washers and house servants.
At the same time, will sell the KEY of the
house and store. E. Is. COOK, Auctoneer.
NH
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TOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF WOOD LAND, one mile from Dispatch
depot, OH the York River railroad. thirteen miles
from Richmond. Also, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND in the county of Charlotte, two miles
from Keysville. It has small house and all the
cessary out-buildings. and also a very fine young
orchard This is well suited for refugee. Bargains
can be had by application to BURTON & WAL.
LACE. NH Cts
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BY L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneefs,
mo. Sc Main street.)

WE WILL SELL, ON THURSDAY,
w March 9, at 10 o'clock, to close consign-
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
BEDSTEADS,
BEDDING,
CABINETS,
WASHSTANDS,
TABLES,
BUREAUS,
KITCIIENWARE,
WAS1IBOWLS aud PITCHERS,
GLASSWARE,
CROCKERY,
TINWARE,
set CHINA,
BOOKCASE,
WARDROBES, - -
SHOWCASES, ~
JEwELRY, es
SILVER WATCHES,
RINGS,
BRACELETS,
CHAINS,
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
Large lot CLOTHING, SC.
NH 8 l. II. LUCK Il CO., Auctioneers.
BY g. w. Willis. Auctioneer,
mo. 63 Main street.)
r WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT MY
a large and desirable lot Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOVES,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SHOES,
HATS,
BLANKETS,
DRY GOODS,
CIGARS,
TOBACCO.
$50 secondhand SHOVEL5,
200 TIN PANS,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OMALL FARM OF SIXTEEN ACRES.
- ON THE OLD MOUNTAIN ROAD, SEVEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY-This property is occupied by Mr. L. b,
Throckmorton, and adjoins John Clash, Alfred
Winston and others.
This ia asnug little farm, with SMALL but comforta
Bile, improvements, and has orchard of fine fruit
Thirteen acres cleared, the balance in wood.
For terms, apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 6-eod3t AuctlOneers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RyCUWGND, December l., 1854

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RJcHxoyD, December |, 1854
CEVEN-T TREASURY
- NOTES.-In pursuance Of an act Of Congress,
approved November g, 1864, entitled can &C. ),
authorize the Secretary fehe Treasury 20 exchange
coupon boad kf,r s,ven-thiriy treasury s,"hoI
ers of such notes hereby notified that after the
payment Of tie annual interest due thereon on ts
hrst day OF January, ls65, upon presentation Of the
came, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasures and PAY
Depositaries las 4. sgnate1 at FOOT will issue cr
fcates therefor, which will enttle the holder. !,
coupon bonds pave DE thyyye after the frs,t.,
of January, 1855, bearing six per cent. interest from
the said first of Ja:saafy, 49, payable on the frs
days of January 81 / July III each year. Tie
surer, Assistant 1reasurers ard DeTositasies slil
make weekly repor to the Register Of the Treasury
of such certificates issued at their offices whereUysa
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Of
Tie notes will be cancelled in the usual manner az!
forwarded to tie Eirss Au';tor.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.
Assistant Traasurc,s at Charleston 4ai Mobile.
Depositaiie3 at hal.igh and Nlln:I ston, Nor.aCs
roiihi..
Deposituics AT Charleston an. Columbia, SOUTH.
rolihis.
Dopoaitaries at Savannah aac Augusta, Georgia
Depostaiies AT tallahassee, Ilo.,di Anu Mola.
merry, Alabama.
Repositories at COLUMBUS, Missis.i IN aud H0us,a
and Marshall, Texas. ia =,
r OANS ON TIE SECURITY OF The
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THsl
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENtY
LAW.-Dopoaits On call will he feCelve1 by Ia
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures a
Charleston and Mobile, and the Dopositaries =:
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, sa7aa.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates viii he isai
fOA the sit bearing interest at the rate Of or
cent per annuln, and sccurA by the hyrothecaaqa
Of an amount of the above bonds eQuai TO the Sun
of these loans. The bonds TO be set apart TYNE
Treasurer, and tie proceeds. when soi, applied pI'
clusiyey to the payment OF the sniJ certificates,
The security ana convenience ailorded to tal&
ard other corporations, ard to the public generaL5,
by this mode Of temporary investment, ard lie o.
feet Of the measure, If generally adopted, IN Ae-
irg the currency within moderate bounds, it is hoI
will commend. il to the favorable consideration Of =.
community and secure their prompt rp-orerston
carving tnto effect. G. A. TRENHOLM,
ia It's Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NITRE AND MINING BUREAU, !
REDMOND, March Z, 1865.

RICHMOND, March 2, 1865. J
The oiilccrsof this service will use the privilege
thus granted in such manner as to aid rather than
embarruss the Subsistence Department. They will
collect supplies as rapidly their other duties will
allow and all uccum ulations beyond their lmmedl-
ate necessities will be turned over to the Commits
sarv Department So far as practicable, they will
dravsSupplies from sources not Immediately ayaila
bic ~ commisSary officers
RICHARD NORTON,
Loutcnant-C Colonel, Acting Chief Nitre and Mining
B,real, NH 4-lOt
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ENOR SALE, NEW MAClii ;Nnns,s".
MAKING MATCHES. ii the most l,Af !trx,
pattern. Apply On tbs south i'd q osVSS.;
three dooy sb0ve fopshss.
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TXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. 14.-An
II Confederate officers and men who were de-
fivered at Savannah Charleston during the months
of November and December last are hereby de-
clared to be exchanged.
All Confederate officers and men who were de-
livered in James river, Virginia, at any time before
March LIST, 1865, are hereby declared to be ex-
changed. ROBERT GUILD,
NH 6-6t Agent of Exchange.
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QuARTpEMAsTER's DEPARTMENT, G. 8. A,,)
. OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD I
TRANSPORTATION. ]
THO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.-The sol


THO VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.-The SOL
i diers in the field from Virginia can have pro-
visions sent them free Of expense by the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Packages should be marked plainly with the name
of the soldier. company. regiment and brigade.
care of p. III. Mayo, Captain and Assistant Quar-
telmlster, Richmond, Virginia, who will see that
they are sent to the proper commands.
The agreement made with the Southern Express
Company, February Goth, 1864. still continues in
force and the friends of soldiers in other States
will mark their packages formerly, to the care of
their respective Associations
+. w. SIMS, Lieutenant Colonel
and Chief Of Railroad Transportation
Approved: A. r. LAwTON, Quartermaster-Ge General.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February ., 1865.
Agents and messengers will receive and forward
promptly any packages marked US above stated, and
let the charges be collected in Richmond.
Shippers will he requested to put their packages
in good shipping condition, and our agents will al
ways regard these goods preferred freight
J. T. GIBSON. Assistant Superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg papers will copy
and send bill to, Express office at those places.
fe27-lm
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CoMM1ssAnY-GENERAL's OFrIcE,

COMMIsSARY-GENERAL'sO FFIcs,
RICHMOND. March ?, 1865.
~IRCULAR.-Theo officers of the Nitre
Y and Mining service will be placed on the same
footing as those Of the Subsistence Department in
the collection of supplies. 1t is believed that per-
feet accord will result in much good to both SER
vices The best energies of all invited in aid Of
this service at present. J. NJ. ST JOHN,
Commissary-General.
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BY Tardy & Williams, Auctioneers,
(corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond Va.

ByTardy & Williams, Auctioneers,
(corner Cary and Thirteenth Streets Richmond, Va)
ON THURSDAY NEXT, March 9th,
~ commencing promptly at II o'clock, we will
offer for sale
10 barrels SUGAR,
10 boxes SUGAR,
~ hgs SODA,
100 sacks SALT,
10 Larrels SORGHUM,
II barrels TANNERS OIL,
10 bags PEPPER,
20. boxes TURPENTINE SOAP.
200 packages MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
50 cases SCARFALETTA SMOKING TO-
S bales CoTTON YARNS,
10 bales DOMESTICS,
20 gross BLACKING,
10 gross MATCHES,
50 bags PEAS, besides many other articles.
TARDY & WILLIAMS,
NH ids AuctiOneers.
By Redwood, Phillips & Co., Aucticneers,
mo. 81 Main street.)
WE WILL SELL, ON THURSDAY
w NEXT, at 10 o'clock, at our store, an as
sort1nent Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, embracing, in part,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
BEDSTEADS,
WARDROBES,
TABLES,
CHAIRS,
COOKING-STOVES,
OFFICE STOVES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
COATS,
PANTS,
VESTS,
BLANKETS,
BONNETS,
FENDmRS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
9TH IL
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EOR SALE, one No. l MICH GOAT
1 ard KID, on Duval street, opposite Duval
Street Church. NH 9-2ts
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NEW SHOE STORE, CORNER :OF
IN SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS-We wish
to call the attention of the ladies to our stock Of
ENGLISH LASTING CONGRESS CATERS.
FRENCH CALFSKIN CONGRESS CATERS,
ENGLISH KID CATERS
CALFSKIN BOOTS and SHOES.
ENAMEIL.ED LEATHER CATERS,
MOROCCO and KID BU6KINS,
MOROCCO and KID SLIPPERS.
MISSES, CHILDREN'H and SERVANTS
BOOTS and 6HOES-au Of our own manu-.
kacture: All work purchased OF " win b war.
ranted 10 give satisfaction.
MANNING SHANAHAN,
n. B.-REPAIRIN0 neatly done. NH l-l1ts
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Tor SALE. No. l pair of large
Il MULES, well broke. Apply at City Stall, Old
Market. NH 9-Sts
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TOR SALE, handsome TOP-BU00Y
l. and hne Get Of SINGLE HARNESS, made
BY Lacy &.Phillips, Of Philadelphia. Also, an
nN0L10H GADOLE. imported from Lsndon. Ap-
ply ct General kwollls headquarters stables, Gary
street, between sixth and Seventh. NH $50"
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TOR THE UNITED STATES.-Par,
> ties WISHING TO GO NORTH, who are
provided with proper passports, will find it greatly
to their interest to call at my stables, Eighteenth
street, between Franklin and Grace. l will be
pleased to render them information and assistance
in getting passports and will forward them at the
lowest rates the shortest and mos: reliable
NH S-eod3ts TUOS. DUKE.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-A
IN PERSONS who do not register and pay their
quarter sales to the 3lst Of December 1864 by the
5th day Of March. 1865, will: have to pay the
penalty. PA. WOODS,
Collector for Twelfth Virginia district
f. N-l5ts
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NOTICE.-An persons owing debts to
~ the estate OF Dr. JAMES III. CONWAY, de-
ceased, are requested to pay the same !; and those
having claims against the estate will please present
thcp for payment to the undersigned.
ELLEN v. CONWAY,
Exccutrix Of James H. Conway, deceased.
NH LIFE
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employ steady, industrious MAN to manage
his farm and market garden, would engage to
cultivate it on shares. He has all the necessary
farming utensils and teams to work the farm and
house room for a email family. Apply to b. r.
DICKINSON. three miles east of Richmond, on
Darbytown road. NH l-eoJ it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13

IF one of the Washington specials is
to be credited, we are to have little
touch more of imitation in our finances.
The Secretary of the Treasury is TO issue
to the extent offs per cent. ofgovernment
Indebtedness, one year certificates, and
the balance he is to pay in greenbacks.
The Internal Revenue shows n heavy
filling OfE-about one-haIf-and Jay
Cooke is now on the last series of the
Seven-thirty Loan, after which the
Treasury will be in want of funds, and
there is no further loan authorized by
law. For this reason Mr.. Mccullough
is undertaking to husband his resources.
The issue of the new certificates is really
the creation of new series of debt, to
lie provided for by the next Congress.
If our memory serves us the Treasury
Department has reserve discretion to
issue fifty millions of greenbacks in
case of pinch. This would have been
preferable to the issue of certificates, rs
it seems to us, for the reason that the
public mind, especially the contracting
mind, will be confused by the variation
under par of the certificates, which con-
fusion always results both to the
ofthe government and the mass
ofthe people.
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a GENTLENI-AN writing from Bonn.
Germany, says: ''In this little city of
twenty thousand inhabitants million
dollars worth of United States bonds
are held. The feeling seems to have
been that the North was rich and strong;
that it must gain in the end, and that
the issue was safe to venture money
on" What was true of Bonn has like
wise been true of other portions of
Germany. Thepeople have subscribed,
and continue to purchase very freely
Of our bonds, their bankers obtaining
them i'll large quantities, and then dis
posing of them as previously ordered
or MS afterwards called for,
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"REsoURCEs OF WEST vA."-We have
beforealluded tothis forthcoming work,
edited by j. r. Dodge, Esq, of the Ag-
ricultural bureau of the Interior de-
Partment at Westinghouse gentleman
OF tine ability, cultivation and expert
enee. The work is in press under the
auspices of the Lippincott publishers mt
Philadelphia, and will soon be Offered
to the people of West Virginia and
the whole country. Persons DESIRING 10
act as agents should address the author
at Washington CITY.
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Township Meetings.

AT a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N Supervisors OF Ohio county held on the
2it1f day of Jun ,sets -y-as
Ordered, That this 'Bo6rtl recOmmed to the
citizens OF the different Townships to perfect
their orgnniznt lion Immediately.
To steure uniformity of action In all the
Townships throughout the county 1t Is recon-
mended that the qualified voters OF each Tp.,
meet ut 10 o'clock u. IN, on Monday, July II.
1866, Mt the respective place of voting in each
Township and in the exercise or their SOW
eTelgnty appoint their respective Township
Committees
To facilitate business cdcIt Supervisor should
be prepaid to lay before the meeting in his
Township the assessed value of Real and Per-
sonnl Property in his Township, and thus en-
able the Township Committee to proceed inn
mediately, upon their appointment, to report
to the meeting what amount IL will he neceS-
sary to levy on the taxable property of the
Township to meet the necessary expenditures
of the coming year. ]. G. HUPP, I'reS't.
q. w. SIGHTS, Clerk. jul3-d&wtild
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Closing of Iron Establishments in 1bc
LChfEh valley


The Allentown (Pa.) Democrat saws
that in consequence of the want of de-
maud for iron since the cessation of the
war, every iron establishment in the
Lehigh Valley has blown out one. two
or more stacks, and pig iron is piled I'M
on the banks of the canal and all along
The railroad by the acre. AT CatasaT7
qua four or five stacks have been stOD-
ped; ut Allentown Iron Works two ont
OF four; one out of two at the I,chi~h
Valley Iron Works; the Roberts Com
pany mt Allentown, is blowing ont its
only stack, and the rolling mills mt AL
Ientown, Cntasauqua, and other pOints
are preparing TO suspend for n time.
Lewis Mills have already stopncd.
These stoppages will throw hundreds
of Iaborers out of employment, The
coal operators in the Lehigh region.
some time since, gave notice to the
miners that they must submit to n re-
dnction of One-third of l.. ir wages
The miners did not feel disposed Ia do
II, and stopped work. As the mark Of
is well stocked and there is no great
demand, the public will not be likely 10
suffer very much in consequence of the
Stoppagcs. There was not over one
fourth the usual quantity of c0nl
brought down the Lehigh Valley rood
last week. In the Schuylliiu region
tne miners have agreed TO have rcduc-
lOn i'll some of the collieries.
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Notice to Tax Payers.


HUSh ALStFtCd " UeSl Virginia. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Tax Payers of Marshall county, that the
Licenses and Incomes assessed for 1865, are
now due and payable mt the following places
and times designated as follows: where and
when payment must he made, or the law rs
appdoNed 3Oth June, 1861, and quoted below
will be strictly enforced:
SEC = Ana 4 "a 4X i ner, "n Pen Ten tsS #
shall be the duty of the collector or his depu-
ty to issue to such person n notice TO be left at
his dwelling or usual place of business, or he
sent by mail, demanding the payment of Snid
duties or taxes, stating the amount thereof,
with fee of twenty cents for the issuing and
service OF such notice, and with four cents for
each mile actually and necessarily Travelled in
serving the same. And If such persons shall
not pay the duties or taxes, with the penalty
aforesaid, and the fec of twenty cents and
mileage ms aforesaid, within ten days after the
service or the sending by mail Of siich notice,
1t shall he the duty of the collector or his epu-
ty, to collect the said duties or taxes, and fee
of twenty cents and mileage, with ten per CEN
tum penalty as Aforesaid"
] will he at Benwood July I'D, at Mounds
vile 18th and nth, at Glen EastOn 9th, at
and I'd till 2 O'Clock and Hornbrook's July
18th and 9th. JAS. G. ORR
jul8-d&wtiaug2 Collector list Dist. ". Va.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR July.
We have this most priced issue of all
our American periodical press on our
table, from.the publishers, Messrs. Tick
nor ~ Fields, Boston. The contents of
the July number are MS follows: The
Freedmen of Port Royal; Manners and
Customs of Primitive Indian Tribes:
Charles Goodyear; The Democratic
View of Democracy; The American
Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac. Du-
ties on Exports; Italian Brigandage;
Scotch the Snake or Kill it? Critical
notices ofrecent publications.
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U. S. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES GILcHRIsT, Agent,
WhnnIinn- W. VI

w neeIlllS, w. va.
CHicc, Surveyors Rooms, Custom House.
HNHE u. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,
i desiring to relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
their families from the heavy expenses usual
Is paid for the prosecution of such claims,
have established this Agency, to collect pen
sionS, arrears of pay, bounty and other claims
against the government, ICitltOut charge or err
pe1tse cfGNy Kind tcIidteUer 10 The cldimGIItS!T
the maine and post office address OF ihe ciaime
ant, the name, rank, company, regiment, SER
vice, and state of the soldier on whose aC-
death, the proper blanks will be filled out as
1nr us possible and forwarded TO the person
applying. These can then be executed and
returned to this Office, where tile claim will
be prosecuted to n final issue in the shortest
possible time. Iul3-eOdGJd SGnw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-13

THAT pretentious, hollow and heart
less humbug, Henry A. Wise, more re-
sponsible for the rebellion than any man
in Virginia, is an applicant, according
to the dispatches, for the restoration of
his estates near Norfolk" The telegram
adds, we are happy to say, that his APP
plication has "a poor prospect of sue
ceeding."