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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

every BECOMING" you naturally exclaim as
you SEQ gentleman wearing OF kSox style Of Hsrs
which 10 universally admitted to be the neatest and most
graceful Article o. the hind Tia. has been seeH Ia some time
KNOX fmou. io the manufacture Of Hats and at his store
No PIP Broadway corner OF Fulton st. may be seen large
..oct o. them o. all styles aud Caps OF all patterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

OWEN. TAI CONVICT, Oh, THK HEARTS
DEVOTION now ready In TnK rxw.Ycnx wHHxIr 70 the
snsArnsT ROMANCE noDkHH rInns mot excepting the
popular of Dumas works IL Is the story Of youth
pushed crime by the force OF circumstance and Of
pure devoted vhosoUled who refused to beevein
his guilt AID nobly him til; the last. While has all
The touching pahos Of the "TcketoLeave Man. it at the
same time Is brmfu Of the extraordinary and soul
stirring adventure. BY lsnd and The hero gets out Of
difficulty into smother with rapidly which Is wonderful and
which shows the uneramped ingenuity The part OF
the highly gifted author holds his readers II spell
bound opening the close. Old ronsneers who
have read the manu.cripmen who have been familiar with
stoyresdg and writing throughout their ves-hnvs
been 90 eutranced with this truly wonderful story that they
have found 1t impossible to Jay down till they had read to
the very last line. Tar Nyw-YoRx WEEKLY Is for sale
everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
6periaI Notifies.

Ninth Ward Union Assectafisas-A regular MEETING
of above Association will be he'd Bleecter Buidnsa
FRIDAY EVENING. June y, 1855 ct o'cioce
A. b. kEECH, Rresidest
OxoHoR W FREED Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
Wan prP.nr~rsr. Ap,I G.s, oyrox,

WARRINGTON Nay ~ lh'S
SPECIAL ORDERS. No 20, ltIraacI liru,-Col Richard
u. Tr,nt Chief Comuis.rry u the "a Army Corps and
sp,ain and Commssay Of Subsistence United STATE. Noun
iefs 1, hereby ss.gpr duty Chief Conlsssry Of tho
Of the Ohio, with The rank. aud einolou.ns OF
Colonel OF the Sab.scure Department under act o. March
D. 1865. BY order Of the sosreis.y % War.
=. ID TovSssSp, Ass't Ad)'t Gen.
This ia the first prumoiion under the at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
Beuedict's Time,
Bouedicts Tine,
No. III BROADWAY, COR CoURTLANDT 81.
NETWORK.
TO SOLDIERS.
AMERICAN (wALTHAM WATCHES.

Let every soldier before he returns homo provide hmssd
with an AMERICAN WATCH no better use can be made
Of money than to in Of these durable and
rate 1t Kind of property that constantly 70
turns good interest and IL. money value is 50 well Known has
4 poke, full Of silver dollars wouldn't be as asetal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
TIE CITY.

Mayors CoURr.--His Honor Dispensed justice in
the following cases this morning
Jas. E. Robertson was brought up on the charge OF
stealing cloth, salued at. 5000, from the store oil
Chilos s. Choncry.
II appeared in evidence that man, on the occa-
sion of the theft catered the store and asked for
spool of thread The witness who testified to these
facts answered that they We're making any sales
that day and walked to the back part Of the store.
Whereupon the man ran out. Witness could. nor,
however, swear to the prisoner as the man.
Another witness, an employee in the store, den-
titled the cloth in court part Of the goods that
were for sale in the establishment.
This clotl---the corpus dslieti of the case-was
brought into court. -
The accused was sent on to the Hastings Court.
Israel, a slave of Henry Bruin, was charged with
stealns two quarters of beef aud lot Of pork OF
the value Of So 5oO-tle property of the Conteder-
ate States. Case continued until Monday.
Jordan, slave of Georgiana Charters, was up on
the same charge as above, and was also continued.
Elizabeth slave of Richard Taliaferro, charged
with receiving lot of pork OF the value of s5OO-the
property OF the Confederate States
Henry. slave OF Mrs. Fannie Pondexter, was
charged with being suspicious CHARACTER ana VIII
going at large.
Willis slave of Jos. Taylor, was up on the charge
of being suspicious, and OF being out of the route
specified in his pass, aud Brown, slave Of Julia
Smith, was charged with being suspicious Likewise.
The cases of the above negroes were all consumed
TO Monday.
Nathan, slave of Madison MACON, appeared III
answer to the charge OF stealing trunk containing
a quantity OF clothing, of the value OF 500, tie
property of Capt. T. NJ. SHINES. Ordered thirty
lashes.
Jno Mcdonald was charged with disorderly con
duet at the meal house and with resisting the officer
Discharged.
James Smith was in court for the offence of,a as
saultng and beating his wife, Mary Smith The case
was dismissed, James having shown that the dis
turbance was caused by his wife, who "litte
tight
Frank Morris, alias Herman, was again before the
court on the charge of numbering and robbing Mi
chael Rourke.
In the absence of witness, the case was continued
to the 2Sd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
TIE CONFIDENTLY iP0STIL ,STSTEN-


PEDUuNI RAILROAD. .
Nj. ~. d. Coleman. the Postmatef at Danyille,
has vulI.sLed a card in the Register in which some
interesting facts relative the transportation OF the
mails ou. tie Piedmont Railroad are giyeu We
c-py ,bg following:
.--Leu tie Piedmont railroad was first finished
s-cu. 1914, appointed Tor the Post Odice Department,
si scent being exempt nom military duty by reason
Ut uhvsieal disability. lie entered upon duty aud
continued pa discharge oi II 20 the satisfaction oil the
Department and Oh tine public, until removed by re-
u-.s. 90 Gen. BraN;ou Bragg Tor discouTteousy
fronting that General, when be applied TO him for
some information about hs baggage. Ii wa, some
weeks .ore LIs successor could be found, owing 10
the d,t that none but empts were eligible, aud was
JIaL.uit 81 hhd an exempt who would accept po-
s.,,ol ut a-5ompeusati0n Of $3.50 per mouth, tie
7neximum aliowsl by au act-ol Congress. At last
rEe Department instructed me 10 MAKE an appoint
meut SdhNset iQ,fhe confirmation of ne +. NJ. Gene
rgl. i succeeded IN finding competent and ell
Gent GENT but lis appointment was lot confirmed,
b,,ltse Ia the smeuRwhile, II appearing that the
route being in Nbrth Carolina It was claimed that
81 North Car0iiui.u should have the appointment he
ag.u5 lad appointed had entered upon duty but tue
= ~ al Greensboro, n. c., was instructed TO IND
a ,.lrsbie mau exempt from military duty, nom
rh,t State 10 supply ,ihe place The postmaster al
Greensboro !1Ilrt 10 do 50, meantime the agent
Lad appointed beng an old man sixty years old
broke down and YEAS prOstrated upon his bed iTon
pJrtueut. beng Informed OF the facts, has laDoTed
assiduo0sy 60 suppl The place. bat Unsuceessiuily,
being limited IN its choice 10 eXempts.
Ga the 9th instant, i received authority RON the
department again 70 employ some competent per-
son exempt from military duty On Saturday, the
7th 1 obtained tire services of @ competent gentle
man. who agreed 10 run temporarily until perma-
slent arrangements could be made. lndischarge of
his duty he was at the Piedmont depot on Saturday
,aht AZ one o'clock; he announced his functions to
tbe proper officer o! the railroad, apd was informed
tbat there was no mail ear for him. Suisse
0ueptlv. aa informed the mail was sent in charge
oftb. conductor. who was compelled to store il in
common freight car formerly used for h1iteg cat
M Tie mail tsgs were piled up in the car, and all
ne available space left wgs filled 10y passengers.
TIE Piedmont Railroad never has complied wiki
tbe regulations . the Department which require :
separate car OF az least apartment to be furnished
IN tbe rs, of the mail agent. The only 9ttempt a
sue thip, was the conversion OF one end OF an ole
f-eiglt ear isto miserable box without fire or any
Other comfort. in which the Agent had TO ride, an'
which comfortless and incOnyenient arrangement
cansed the cid gentleman whom have alluded TO- "
lose his health and endanger his life.
One other fact and / am done. During the lat
interruption Of travel upon the line special Sgen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

PRODUCING tue visitors to Mrs Lincoln, who was con-
stantly surrounded BY a circle OF warm liiehus; s.,
She was aost tastefully attred in a.ich VINO Hiik'
dcstopEcd with narrow white Satnfibbon, ana tiilh-
med with heavy blacblace Il rich lace shawl pl"cS
lace head dress and wreath of modest MOWERS; ana
she wore AN exquisite necklace of pearls
Between the hOars of nine and ten o COCK 'tho
East Room presented beautiful appearance BENG
brilliantly lighted, hpe Opportunity was -ahordeu
Tor the display OF costumes aud the ladies' appeared
TO the best advantage being attred III rich toetteS
In the Red Blue and Green Rooms there was Il pro
fusion OF floral vases BOUQUETS, and vreathes, mace
from the nosl choice flowers, culled from the ifes
dental not house which attracted the attention oil
every one, ana whose fragrance hlled the rOons'
A few moments before Glow o'clock the. fresi-
dent entered the East Room, Vtorting Mrs. Denni-
son. the wife of PostmaStcr-General Dennlson' iol-
lowed by Mrs. Lincoln upon the arm OF Governor
Morgan Shortly afterwards the President ana MRS.
Lincoln retired but the visitors SeemedpnWlllng TO
depart and it%as some time before the house was
cleared.
The Marine Band under the leadership OF Pro
fssor Scala was stationed in Que OF the antefooms,
and performed as usual, delicious music throughout
the evening.
The rule of decorum sometimes vlOiated) oil leaS-
ing hats OSercoats, cioaks turs and bonhels Ia te
places provided for them, was generally observed
last night This is as it should be.
The receptions at the White House for tlN season
have been brilliantly naugurated and the scene last
night was exceedingly attractive.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

Of the Department arrived here in charge of large
number Of mail bags known as the ''hrough man,
to he CARRIED South in hulk. The Piedmont niucc'
refused 10 allow il TO 90 even a freight ua and
It bad to lie owen until it pleased them 20 send IT,.
The quarteImaSter General has issued in>tLnS 'ioaS
20 his officers here which will prevent any delay IN
the transportation OF the through mails and II the
Piedmont Company will only provide mail car,
there will be no further trouble about the local mail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
E1aI~AGRAP
Reports OF the Rress Association received RXs
cIusiVelY by Lke Whig.
FROM WILMINGTON.
COMMANDMENT OF FORT FISHER.
A YANKEE FORCE LANDED.

wIINIyGToy, Jan. I3.-The Yankee fleet con
sisng OF about sixty vessels att-cked Fort Fisher
this morning, about O'Clock.
The bombardment lasted all day.
The Yankees landed force about 1--WE miles above
Fort Fisher, on the coast, this morning
No particulars received from General Whiting,
who is commanding at the fort.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

CAUGHT.-MOses d. Echols, says the Danyille
Register, who shot and killed Capt ]. NJ. Williams,
some weeks ago, was caught few days since in
barn on plantation not far from the place whore
the deed was committed,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
TREASURY DEPARTXEST C. S. Al
Richmond july - 1864. !
I 0ANs On THE SsCEXeEIH- OF THE

l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CfNTUM
N0N-TAXABI,E BONDS UNDER THE SEVENTH,
SECTION or THE CURRENCY LAW.-Deposits ouN
call will be received by tie Treasurer in this city Asss
tan Treasures Charleston and Mobile and the DEPOSIT
tories at Wilmington. Raleigh, Columbia Augusta Sayan
nah and Montgomery and certificates will lie issued for
tie bearing Interest at tie rate " per centum per
annuu and secured by the hypothecson Of an amount
of the above bonds equal TO te ~ those oans-the
bonds to he set apart by the Treasurer and the proceeds
when sold applied exclusively TO tie payment Of the said
certificates.
The security and convenience Afforded to banks end
other corporations and to tie public generally by this
mode OF temporary investment and the effect Of the mea
sure if generally adopted keeping the currency within
moderate bounds il is hoped win commend 10 the fa-
yorabe consideration OF the community aud secure their
prompt cooperation III carrying il into eiieA.
&C. A. TRENHOLM
jy22-d9 Secretary Of the Tysasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

SUBSCRIBERS whose papers marked with Cross will
understand that their term Of subscription about 10 ex
p.e and viii remit promptly they wish their papers con
tuuvt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
ADDITIONAL FROM THE United
STATES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

We md the following Washington dispatches, in
our files of United States papers Of the llth:
GENERAL sRERNAS AND THE NEGROES.
Colonel Ewing, General Shcrmau's. special bearer
of dispatches here, gives fiat contradiction to the
representations OF the Richmond press that General
Sherman, NOT disposed to interfere with slavery III
Georgia to thHcXtent OF making soldiers OF the ne
groes who flock 10 his lines.
TIE LOUISIANA ELECTION.
The House Committee on Elections had under
consideration to-day the Louisiana case. ii is I'M
derstood that the Committee viii report III favor OF
the admittance OF the New Orleans members only,
the others not having received sufficient number Of
votes 10 eutIie them TO seats in the House.
rAE ARNTNG OF SLAVES.
George D. Prentice of Ihe Louisville Journal,
who has been ~ Richmond for over month the
envoy OF the treaCherOus UniouSm OF Kentucky, on
his arrival here through lines, oiwhiclfhe
10 have the run, reported TO kentuckiaus IN the
Horse OF his own SympathitS, that the Jcd Davis
Government had cOuClUNiyeb resolved to free md
arm the slaves that 200 UUO OF them would soon
be equipped aud pat into the held t. fight u, under
tle stinnlu, oil the promise OF their own liberty ana
that ul their wiye, and children, aud Ola propre
tary interest ia the soil.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
RICHMOND WING.

Terms Daily, year sou six mons,s, SsO S,thee
months $50 For less period 81 per monih.
Shu,-vrrSLY, year. $50 six months! SO. " sub
scliptous received tor les than six months.
Remittsuces at risk Of subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
THE NEWS.
Nn nFElCLAL VIEWS


We were informed, on application at the usual
sources of information, at uonn that no official
dispatches had been received from any quarter
The press telegram published in another column is,
therefore, the only definite information thus lar re-
ceived of the bombardment of Fort Fisher, and the
landing of troops within five miles of the Fort
DEPARTURE OF MR.. BLAIR.
Mr. Frank Z Blair took his departure this fore
noon, by aag-6f-truce boat for Boulwares landing.
He was handsomely entertained during his sojourn
in Richmond We are assured that the report is
true that President Davis has sent an autograph let
ter by Mi Blair expressing his willingness to send
or receive commissioners authorized 10 negotiate
peace
THE MAGNITUDE or THE WAR.
The New York Herald of the nth III an editorial ar
tce thus speaks of the stupendous proportions Of the
struggle now going On between the North and South.
SAYS the H,qli: - The Mexican war was compare,
lively ridiculous little farce, while this is
meudous tragedy The losses Of Hood, for example,
in the single, battle of Franklin were equal to the
whole army of General Taylor at Buena Vista ;
while Hoods losses near Nashville iRtwo days were
larger dn number, than all the forces Of General
Scott in the Valley of Mexico. la war, too, the
poor Mcxicans are bat dude better than Indians +
for in every encounter with our troops regardless Of
numbers or positions, they were iuvaribiy beaten"
In TIL. war it Is Greek gahst Greek, and great
armies. led by scientific officers with all the modern
improvements in arms and equipments, arrayed
against each other Hence, as we have seen, civil
ian General competent with. i've OF six hundred
Americans TO win q glorious victory over two or
.hrce thousand feeble MeXicaus, sgnally fails when
required TO lead twenty or Thirty thousand Ameri-
cans against an equal number OF their rebsiious
brethren in charge OF our educated soldiers. Thus
our Distinguished volunteer Generals of the Mexican
war are reduced to their proper dimensions and the
subordinate regular officers of that war, such as
Breyet Captain Grant, now rise to'the command of
our armies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
HEADQRS. RESERVE FORCES ~ YA.,I
RCuMOND. sept. % 1854.
SPECIAL ORDERS !

VI BY virtue of authority lived from tbe Secretary Of
War all officers from the Stale 81 Virginia who re-.
tired assigned TO light duty shpemumeJry qned
ordered report IN writing dee headquarters With
in thirty day. Such officers aiinc TO report within the
prescribed time will he dropped from the rolls.
By command Of Brig Gen. kFNrER.
|. H. II. CATLETT A. A. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
<TOTICE.-To parties holding claims

NOTICE.-TO parties holding claims
IN against the Government for work done materials
labor furnished; for repairs of Richmond and Dauyile
Railroad rendered necessary by the raid of the enemy
June last viii he paid presentation of such claims 10
the Undersigned at Danvile Va and after the Goth
instant.
Payments be made only to the parties person,
TO those who come provided with duplicate powers of at
torney. properly witnessed NJ. T. ID. MYERS,
dele Major of Engineers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. ;. A.,
EICHMoS9 "a. August 20 1854. (
- EGlEsTgSN si for carrying INTO eli

A-t.t n II ~ Vt TUT NhhE TIT fHlV tI-
IL ieDt the act OF Congress approved June II 1904
thoauc the oysIeIs o. gteled egLt per cen boDts Is
sued under the provisions OF the Act approved May 10,
1861, 10 exchange tie same ioI cotpou bonds.
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds under
the Act OF May 10 lsol desiring exchange them for
coupon bonds viii assign them the manner painted
in the printed endorsement the back OF the citih
the Confederate Stuts- OF America in exchange u
pom bonds ana them ~ be presented 10 the Regis
tee ot.tLe Treasury Department who viii thareupon in
compliance with tie poy-ou,'5i the Act Of June - 1864,
Issue coupon bonds of the amognt specified in the ress-
tered bonds : assigned. g. 4. TRENHOLM
au-J-df Secretary of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND FARMERS liberal
~ price will be pairor all BRISTLES and HOG HAIR
Of the Brush Factory corner Sd and Broad streets
delo-lms F. LAUBE,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

.HEAD'QRS RESERVE FORCES OF yA.,1
4: RICHHoSD, Dec. ;, 1854

cIENlAl. phILhS
No. l6
J. Tie attention OF all officers concerned il called 10
paragraph ~, General Ote.s No. - Current series from
ihe,c hcldqumtsi- herewith Iepubi~bei The officers de-
-icngtod in said order wLcr ~ Dc line stan will re-
portHnmcdiaely - Ii. Col. i. { Shields. Commander Of
Conscupts, at Eielmond
IT, Officers reporting in obedience the order above re-
ferTed to- are advised rNne prepared make their win
ter quarters at Camp Lee, whep hey viii be temporarily,
assigned to duty and the ratcn allowed them by law VIII
be Issued.
H. On the Ist Of January. 1850 and at the end Of each
succeedin gtnonth Lieut. coz d. e. Shields viii make re-
turns to these Headquarters Of all officers reporting
giving their names frank srn detachment OF service
their past and present duty aud such other facts as may
be deemed material 10 knowledge Of their military char
acteT.
BY command Of Major General KEMPER
dec eff r. II. CATH Eft A. A. C.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

IIATROCR FEMALE sEN,iNARY.

II The Spring Session of 1866 commences January 50th
autLClose- June lOh.
Board Tor tile session so payable IN -four AT $40
50 per baTel bac0G OF sugarat - cents per Podna
molasse- % Gets per gallon commutube IA currency at
iair rates.
Tuition in Musi, ON Piano, or Guitar with use Of in
strument 500 IN Latin French, Italian or Spanish SO
half pay able in adv ance.
Nh W. A. Hughes with an experience OF twenty Weight
years instrucs in Ancient and Modern language, Sci
AID Literature with approved assistants IA those ana
other branches.
My residence l. 10 miles nom Black and Whites Depot
on the South side RairOad At the Depot Shall have
cOuve January 31 at II O'Clock 10 take all young
ladies and baggage To my RESIDENCE.
Pupils will furnish their own lights and towels. Ny al
dress is Mcfarland T. o., LuneaUulg county. Va.
ja0- dNo2w JNu. ORGAN, r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

DRoyoST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, RICHMOND, Deer
i o. 1S64-YEGR0ES are not allowed to pass ihe IN
termediae line of fortifcatons without passport from
this Office No passport will be given saveAeXcept on
tLe written order of the owner; and the handwriting OF
the owner I've not well known at the office or sested pre-
a, a. owner must amply for the passport in person
This precauton is rendered necessary by te frequent a
nee M be Office of forged orders and wiz he strictly
Py s1a.uoII - VIZ ISAAC II. CARRINGT0N,
oosei,. Provost Marshal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

TOR SALE Tract of 600 Acres. in Charlotte
H. and Campbell, 200 cleared and 400 in heavy timber
havinga comfortable Dwelling OF rooms with barns
ana outbudngs convenient to several churches and
excellent NJ in good neighborhood about II miles
from the So side Railroad and in location safe from
the enemy The land adapted to- the growth OF grain and
fine tobacco. Terms-S3OOOO.
Address WN. VI. HENRY,
ial3-IOt' Charlotte c. H. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
BY command Of Major General KrHpER
dec G-tf r. II. CATfETT. A. a. C.
TRTAI.RY prPAETNENr c. s. A., !

.
l. Richmond Dec. T. 1854.
ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CETf. CALL CER+
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is respectfully called 10 the
provisions OF tie 9th sec> Of tie act Of Cogress. emit
tied an act 20 reduce the currency Sc approved tebrus
~ r. 1854 which dccla. tat Gll call certificates shall
be fondabe and shall be taxed in all }, pects as Is proy
del tor the Treasury nd into which they ale eohyert
Bile
The 4tI section of said act imposes tax Of one hum
de5 ner cent On the Treasury notes represented by said
ner cent can certificates which shall remain Outstanding
ON The first day January eighteen hundred and sixty
five. - y. lhINhDIMi
deS-tf SECRETARY Of Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

> LDiL~--iU pursuance oil ih act ol congress, APP
proved November Is 1851 entitled IN 10 authOrz
The secretary ~ the Treasury exchange Coupon Bonds
for -eyen-IhTy Treasury Notes holders OF such notes
interest due thereon the rss day OF January 1873 NJ
on presentation OF IN Treasurer Assistant IFelsu
rrr5 and Pay DepositIrc; as designated at foot will is
SIZE ccr.r stes therefor which VIII enti;le the holders
Coupon Bonds payable thirty years after the fist day Of
January. 1855 bearing six per cent Interest from the said
FIRST OF January 1860 payable the first daysOi Janua
n and July in each year
The Treasurer Assistant Treasurer, and Dcposaries will
make weekly reports Ia the Register Of the Treasury
such certificates issued ri thr Offices wheleupon bonds
will be sent forward IN satisfaction OF The notes
will he cancelled IN the usual manner aud forwarded to
tie / lrst Auditor G.. 4. TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of the Treasury.