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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22

Extensive fires prevailed on the AIleghe.
MES, west of Altoona, during the early part of the
present week. The effect by night was truly bril-
liant.
A house in Memphis was being raised by
jackscrews for the purpose Of putting new founda
tion under it, when it fell over and tumbled thirty
feet into bayou. Five persons were in the house.
but none were killed.
One of the best things of the season IS
that of Bishop Simpson, who has declared in favor
of paying the rebel debt when it comes due Vlzi
after THE independence of the Confederate States
shall have been secured"
AT a meeting of the physicians IN wash
ington on Thursday to adopt measures against the
cholera it was shown that the last visit OF the pes
thence to that city as many died with medical attend
ance as without it,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22

GOLD N PENNsYLyASIA.-The discovery Of gold
quartz vein, IN East Providence township, Bedford
county, Pa. rs causing great excitement IN that To-
calty On the strength of the discovery, two com
developing the vein The general impression is that
gold exists in that township and even near the town
of Bedford but whether in paying quantities or not
is yet to be demonstrated. II is Sald lead has also
been found in the same neighborhood. These disco
veries were made on the line of the Southern Penn
sylyania Railroad
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22

CHICAGO LUMBER MAR1ET.-Oficial records show
opening of ofnayigaton, the total receipts oflumber at
Chicago the present season, have been 557 9-5 900
feet and heavy cargOeS are now almost hourly ar
irving swell these enormous figures, and will con-
tinue do so for at least two weeks longer The re-
hundred million feet in excess of any previous year
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22

A MERCHANT MURDERED.-Martin Gleeson. a mer-
chant doing business Broad street. Nashville
Tenn, was found brutally murdered in his store on
Saturday morning last. The money drawer was
robbed. About 81 600 was found on the body which
the murderer had not secured '' ~
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22
FIR ON WASHINGTON
ATTEMPTED FRAUDS UPON THE GOVERNMENT
THE LNSURRECTION1RF ST1YES
Land Sales Indefinitely Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l-Wm. II, Prescott, tho
Agent for South Carolina had an interview with the
secretary of the Treasury to-day the subject con-
tanned in the following letter addressed to the Tax
Commissioners in that State by the Commissioner of
Internal Rcvnuue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
The Tunes publishes the following intelligence
concerning affairs in Grants army:
| . w. Saturday Narnb IS

/ The Tunes publishes the following intelligence
concerning affairs in Grants army
| WASHINGTON, Saturday, March Is.
Information from the Army OF the Potomac says
that our troops are in the best possibic condition,
| and are ready to move at any time occasion may
| require.
Rumors continue to prevail IN camp that the reb.
els contemplate the evacuation OF Pete Sburg.
l ON Thursday and Friday, the enemy along the
centre of the linz very busy throwing troops
l from point to point, at one time massing at one
place. aud in short time thereafter IN another thus
neceSstaing the utmost wachtdiness on our entire
lire.
secretary Stanton, accompanied 10y his wife and
several other ladies, arrived mt headquarters on
4 thursday afternoon, and soon alter proceeded to
the lett Of the line, where the ruth corps weTe re-
viewed by him and Gen. Meade. The party returned
Ia City Point ON a special train, whence they would
soon start for Washington. va o..
Another account says that all day Wednesday
ana Thursday the rebels were In active motion IN
front OF the 9Th corps. The camps were struck.
within their lines, aud large bodies OF troops could
80 seen frchi on: signal stations, 90 ne moving TO
and tTo. They kept up an unusual bold ironI, at
times completely swaTming Cemetery Hill with
men, and frequently opening upon ourtroops WIN
cannon, which was promptly replied to- ID was De-
heNed they were endeayorng to hide the evacuation
OF Petersburg, from which all the people have been
ordered away, for the purpose OF falling back 10
their new line of works on the north side OF Apo
mattox river with their right resting the Lynch
burg Railroad.
On Thursday night a storm of wind and Snow pre-
vailed at the front. Tents were blown down and
I-treeS uprooted. A number of men of the 9th
Wisconsin were killed and crushed by the falling
trees. .H.H $685..
A heavy. explosion took place Thursday, which
shook the boats ON the James and ArpOmattuN
rivers. 1t appeared to be in the direction of Pc
tersburg, and II was reported at City Point that
il was oecaSoned by an attempt OF the rebels t.
blow up Fort Bell, which had been previously eyac-
uated by our troops knowing thai the rebels had
previously undermine il. ...3 ......H H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

The niagarA, On hst trip 60 hes pesaent Located.
made seventeen knots in one hour, under topsails
alone, at point on the English coast. 1t would g
great loss to lose so hne vessel and It IL much
to be regretted that We nave cuirassed vesseLOn
this side of the Atlantic.
Commenting upon this, the Times says editori-
ally:
Included in the interesting budget of news from
Paris, which we publish to-day, is a-repOrt which
promises a sensation equal to -the famous fight OF
the kcarsargo and Alabama. At a rebel Council,
composed OF the chief emsSarics OF the COnieder-
acy, aud whic closed its sittings at Paris, on he
2d instant, it is understood that decision was
come to, authorizing Page, The commander Of the
ram Stonewall 10 attack the United .aiss feet
in Ferrol harbOr. The fleet is comp, sed OF
the Niagara the SACRAMENTO, anc OF is ire
sumed) the Iroluols. There are, at all ev IS,
three oi our national vessels watching .ne
Stonewall in ferrol harbor. These We els
are bravey manned, are subject TO the orders d u
command sr--Capt. Crayen-whO will take ~ Tie
challenge the moment il is given, ana should speed
become all element OF account ia the pected eh-
gagement, the Niagara can. with ease, out-disfahce
Cat seventeen knots an hour any armed vessel
ahoat Bnt in the matter OF armor plating, unless
Capt. Winslow sinrention has been eStemporized,
cur fleet 4, ould stand at a considerable d1sadysn-
tace The rebel RAIN, moreover, has formidable
900 FOUNDER on board. Such an engagement as is
anticipated would, of course, be violation of the
neutral rights of Spain. But ii the reVels conn
mence the fight, there will be no alternative lett
Capt. Craven but 10 return their fire.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
AtUrzoN sALns-FUTUaE nAys,
By ELLETT, BELL < FOX, Auctioneeis,
. LECTION SALE OF A LARGE AND

A ECTEON SALE OF A LARGE AND
N beautiful assortment OF French Glassware, French
hlna Vases and great variety OF China and OrDOlu
0rnamehts &c. &c.-0n TUESDAY, next March 28tb
shall sell at auction large and attractive assortment
of French GLASSWARE and Cbnaware embracing some of
the most and beautiful articles offered in this
Eet since The commencement OF the We invite the
special eDtion of ladies' as well gentlemen to
examination of them before the day of sale The list
will embrace, in part, the following, viz i.
ID dozen French Cut'Glass Goblets and Wine
Glasses
IL dozen French Cut. Glass Decanters -.
.a 20 real China and French Vases .,.
Japanese Cabinets aud Ornamental Boxes
! French Liquor Case '.l
10 I French Gilt Musical Box
S!frerplaied Walters
Dishes and Casters i y
.a French China Pitchers
French Fruit Plates
large assortment Of French Ornaments and
many other beautiful articles well worthy of the atten
ton of buyers tre
After the sale of the above viii Offer without re-
serve few lots OF Dry Goods Groceries &c. to close
consignments. Amongst them
pieces "a and 6-4 Fulled Cloths
pieces Shirtng Stripes
100 dozen Coatss White Spool Cotton
Ii D zoo dozen Coats's Black spool Cotton
% pounds Black ana W. Il. Thread
30 dozen White Berlin Gloves
... 90 TeIms English Letter Paper
20 packs English Playing Cards
rs pairs Mems Calf Caters
10 pieces COloTed MaTcelines
4-i Brown satin
Silk Velvet, Cloth ClOaks
f ALSO
? barrels RHINE Coffee ..
barrels Prime Sugars
I barrel EPSON Salts
l. barrel BoraX, &r., &C.
y. B.-Cons gnments solicited for this sale
ELLETT, BELh& FOX, AuciioneerS,
mh24-tds No. II Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
FROM NASSAU.
MOVEMENTS or BLOCKADE ,RUNyBRs

The HerdidS Nassau correspondent says
The last OF the steamers which cared TO- , Aic
was the SyTen. She has been g nesl four
weeks, and should have returned some = ago,
but did not. Where is she She had NJ ~fue-
teen round trips with unyarying regul; and
was known As the Charleston mail Pack Alas,
poor Syren, has thy voice at.length cease6 charm
away those who have had designs against peace
aud well being There grave SusI as that
some evil has beiallen thee. In fact We 81. that
in the blockade running vernacular, thou hast 'gone
up reported In the New York papers as the Cy-
rene. The Little IIatiy, which rived here about
three weeks siuce, broug 1T the csptG. aud crew Of
the Rattle Snake, which, in attempting to enter
Charleston harbor, was driven ashore, and after
wards burned with her cargo. The CbicOra form
ery Let Her Beg and the Coquete arrived about
the same time. -t'
The steamers are gradually leaving this port The
Colonel Lamb General Whiting, Edith, Watson,
Caroline, Little Hatty and others, have gone I
HAVANA. The OWL INN. ali nv captain Nafi
Formerly Of Tie Florida, has also left. She went
Galveston but, unable TO enter that port, made =
Havana aud arrived there safely few. days az =
The Chameiion, formerly the Talahassa, sailed I a
the 9TH instant for Bermuda. She will bear Uoky :
after 1t is said she will 60 to Madeira, and heYcc
to England. Some of those who left Tor HavnEa,
thinking that some other opening might offer have
returned 90 this port, aud win probably remain u-
til they stink back TO England, from which place
they originally came. f.#.. s.r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
/. TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION
RECEIVED EXCLUSIVELY BY TIE WIG.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

HEAVY SKIRMISHING-THE ENEMYiS At
TACKS HANDSOMELY REPULSEDl
SHERMAN RErREATING TOWARDS GoLnsBOHo(
RALrIeH, March 23i.--The Confederate has ire
following. which may be relied on as entirely &c
curats "A.
Gen. Sherman's whole army was inirenched on
the morning of the goth, and We did not renew thc
attack, hut he'd our positions, and brossh' OF all
o. Dur wounded. There was heavy skirmishing on
the goth and 2lst end several partialatacks by tho
enemy which we're handsomely repulscd,
The troops ell behaved admirably, and ties
has fully disprOved the SANDERS that have bee. -
culated against 10, ... 20
On the evening and night Of the 2lst (NoDlsyl
the enemy moved towards GOldsborO',
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

A SINGULAR MURDER.-Thc Winston Sent mel c.n-
tans an account OF a singular murder recently com
United in Stokes county, IN. Col at the hous'4 NJ
W. z. KallunI, Esq. II seems that two pei
calling themselves respectively Captain Wm. -.
Williams and Lieutenant John w. Moore, az rep
resenting Ia emse Ives TO be kehtuckianS belonging
10 Morgan's cavalry, have been in that section for
some time past, depOrtmg themselves a. gentlenici
On the night OF the murder they went TO bed -
usual. 4 little before day the family was aroused
by the report Of firearms III the room IN which they
slept, aud presently the Captain out Of the
house, still firing, and shouting that deSerters wt
attacking the house and had shot the LientGuo.nt.
Daring the day il was rendered certain that Williams
himself was the murderer. The .SeHti,,ei says d,
Now what induced the Captain h comInit the
deed is mystery, they were not known 10 have bad
any hard feelings towards each other, though hey
were some what reserved, aud talked but little 10
each other in company. 1t might have been Tor
money las the Captain had said a few days before
that tile Lieutenant had eleven or twelve Thousand
dollars with him, all OF which, together with the
Lieutenant's horse aud ssdds, the Captain carried
oti-again, it might have been that the Captain was
spying out the condition OF The country, laying
some plans pluDdcring, which he feared the
Lieutenant might, in his ovcrindulgencc in the
glass reveal, and thus bctray him. 1t Is well enough
Tor the people to he alarmed and 10 be The sharp
lookout.
Williams ought to lie brought to justice, il pos
sbr. lie is about feet high, rather slender brrih
light hair red heard, blue eyes, scar on the lett
cheek.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

And ssfjsAds OF hsr-.ns moss. Not iAT if9h. the
residence IS a dark. solemn swamp, formed by the
expansion of the Ediso over the loWiands. ms Is
fnil of fallen trees, gothic arches OF cypress aud
vines interlacing their branches IN strange shapes
while the ever-pending moss waves its innereal-
looking pail over the miasmatic, poisonous ar OF
swimp lands Here reyel in secure. enjoyment Wild
fowl, serpents and alligators. .t
Such dismal swamps are frequent IN CaIolina,
Int chiefly abound along the sea coast from SaSan-
nah To Charleston. M ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. SAL

RIcHAOFD YA.,-AugUst %, 1884 (
ID EEiA E.AEsGSS for carrying Into II
IL fect tle act o Congress approved june L 1864 "a,
thor2ng the owac.S ot registered eight Per bonds
sued under the Provisions OF the Act approved May H.
1861, to exchange the. same for coupon bonds.
Parties owning registered eight per cent belds urler
the Act OF May l6 1851 desiring to exchange them for
coupon bonds, will assign them In tie manner pointed Cue
in the printed endorsement the back of III, certificate
the Confederate States Ct America in exchange for cou
pom bonds and cause them 10 be prented the Regis
Ter OF The Treasury Department WHO will thertupou ia
compliance with the provisions Of the Act NJ Jrne Il lsG
issue coupon BONDS !Os the anoali specified in ne rru
tered bonds 20 assigned. c. A, TRENHOLM,
an29-dH Secretary nj Tressnrv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
Treasury DEPARTMENT {. 6. Al
Richmond July g. 1864. (
0ANS SAN TESe; .SsSt'S Esn'I GE'EEEl

l. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CENTu'I
NON-TA&ABi.E EONDS, UNDER TIE SEVENTH
SECTION or TUE CURRENCY LAW.-Deposits on
call vii DO received BY tae Treasurer in this city iy
tant 1rcasrrs a; ChGrlesn aud Mobile suairhe DeYosi
tlres al Wilmington. Raleigh, Columbia, Aughst' Sl.aH
main aud montgomery and certificates viii be issue -
HE SANE bearing at the rate Of per cenun re
of the above bohds elua 10 the sum OF thoss loan.
bonds to he set apart B. the Treasurer and the procf Is,
when sold applied exclusively to tie payment Of the aid
certificates.
Tie security and convenience afforded tor bank snd
other corporations, and 10 the public generally, this
moie OF Temporary iH1e7tman ana tic effect OF II nea-
Moderate bounds, il hoped wi commend II to The Ia
v1rabc consideration OF the community, and seem their
prompt cooperation IN carrying it into effect. q
q. 4. TPENEIM
iy2a-dn sccrrtarv Of the 'sasnfS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
TREASURY UETART>its;r E. g A.
Richmond December l. 1851
g e ~ e MI sE sEs's. TIE d. { - r. u n

- NUIEA-In pursuance Of m act OF Congtcsi 40
proved November IS 1864 entitled An act 90 authclir
the Secretary OF the Treasury exchange Coupon Bonds
for SevenThirty Treasury NGes loiders OF such NOES
hereby Notified that after the payment Of the annual
Interest due tLeeon the first dag of January 1869 W.
rrescntaon OF same, the Treasurer Assistant Tesyu-
reTsaEd Pay DepOsihros a., designated ~ foot will "a
certificates therefor which will eniitle the holders 70
Coupon bonds Payable thirty years after the st day Of
JaEdar, lsh bearing sXPe cent interest from tie said
hIst OF January 1850 payable the trs days OF Janua
re- and igiy in each year.
The Treasurer Assistant TessUers and Detositare, III
make weekly reports % tie Register OF the Trea:ny q
such certificates issued at Their offices wherevrcn bGnta
will be sent forward in satisfaction Of SAINT Tie ietrs
will be cancelled in the usual manner .nd Forwarded no
the Fnlt Auditor. q. - TRENHOLM
Secretary OF the Treasury. ]
Treasurer at Richmond VI.
Assistant Tteasnrers at CbgrlS1thn ami Mobile
Dep5sitaries at Raleigh aTi Wilmington y g.
-Char.est6n and Columbia g. {.
Savannah and Augusts. &c.
Tallahassee Fla. and Mont gomery Ala
Columbus, Miss. end Houston and N !.
shall. Texas de3-ti
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, rsfsEAp. 10 T'lEE PgJRs.Ld. q

A rfsEAI I'D TEE PgTfB.BG. Tile Relief
IA Committee OF Richmond appeal 10 tie public FOR AID
m bebslf OF the families OF soldiers and refugees IN the
city.
Richmond is filed viii refugees from every portion of
the field.
Liberal and Regular contributions Of mofey food end
fuel earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed 20
ship all articles cOBiibged TIC poor free Of charge
Contributions Of money should Re sent to y. j. t.
BaskerYil, Treasurer and AZ supplies should be con.
signed % the Relief Committee Of Richmond"
Messrs Martin / Cardozof I'd rt...s
Fsh RELIF COMMITTEE.
II. f. c. Baskerville, Treasurer.
william Bell. DR.. ". Il. GwatbHey J. l.. Marry, Dcc
tors. % a.t"
VIM. II. Peasants Secretary
General Joseph Anderson, DR. c G. Barney, william
Cemmitt Lewis Crenshaw. James K ChambedayLa
Peter Daniel Jr.. George Fisher, Patfc. H Gibson
blackburn Hughes, SamIcJ Harrison, Thomas We
Canoe Roger Martin Samuel NJ Price, Asa Snyder Joel
Watkins. George Allen, George Baughman Eobfu i
Christian, Judge William W CsEmp Or II EleusaR col
Thomas Ellis, George Gibson, james Gordon, tbBcT
Harvey. Judge William II Lyons, DR. !. Han Moore
Cary Nicholas, John Randolph Tucker David Williams
Vim Willis, il. WM. P..MUSFOnO.
fe2s-d&ctf Pre- 3idrnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. C. ). A.,
.,a. Richmond rarCh % 1860 (
TINO TINE BANESS AND PEuVAE's,

J. CAPITALISTS IN THE CONFEpERArE STATES
jy an act Of Congress- approved March H. lso5 entitled
An act 10 raise cOn FOR the purpose of furnishing
cessary suppl, Tor the army II il provided
That the Secretary of the Treasury shall borrow the
OF three millions OF dollafs, in coin, the term.
therein set for;h.
p That in of failure to borrow The sum above
named tax, Of twenty-five PEI cent shall le i,y ed
upon the mt OF all gold and silver coin, gold dust
and bullion and foreign exchange IN tie Confederate
states payable N kind and TO be collected on the 1t
1 APRIL proxinIo, or as soon thereafter a. possible.
4 copy of the act is annexed the clearly
hibt the intention and application thereof nd the m
tatOns and conditions by which its provisions alr con
tolled OF nOaiied. The leading features those
forth above, by which It viii be that The ii,-t
ect Is 20 obi ain loan of S300OC00 and that Ills OBJ
ject being Ompli,bed the levied unrr the second
section is not 90 be enforced or collected
The purpose of this circular is tO call the attention OF
those concerned 10 the operation Of the law and invite
mOmpt and oncerted measures Ia the OF
tile loan. Under the authority vested in hy the act
propose To hypDthecue 600 baes OF ernmrI cation
collateral security tor the required At Ikr Gov
ermcnt prre OF 20 cents per pound giving the m lece
OF eNpOraton the security will be- 90 per gent In
vi the loan. in order TO give every advantage the
lenders. and promote the speedy etuIn oI their money
with fair opportunity OF pTJh those. no elect u take
cation at 10 payment shall teeeye The the
rate of 10 cents per polpd with the rgbt o cEp0tItion
free from oil restrctO1s and conditions except the duty
0i Is per cent per pound The cotton viii he deiivaIoI
III Georgia Alabama Mississippi al tie OFTEN # the
lender and al ;'De place convenient for the eoTtatioa
thereof.
Institutions and persons liable 10 tie \ imposed by tie
and who shall determine To subscribe the proposed
loan ieiuc,t 20 communicate their decision 10 this
liapal tmcnt without delay stating tie offered and
designating The Depository at which ii Will he convenient
Ton them make payment OF the Prompt acton
respectfully requested in order that tie collection The
may be arrested if the required sum should be suc-
ctssfully raised by loan.
C. A. TRENHOLM
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R1CHMoND? WING.
SATURDAY, Morning. March as 1855

rnss-Baiiy s=s year siO0 six months $50 three
uou.... - Fors n-ss period so per month. "
ssm,-weekIy, one yeur SO; six months S4G three
mo1Ias So 80 subscription received for less period
News Dealers furnished at ESQ per hundred copies.
Single copies, 50 cents. t.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in Daily and ssmi-Weekly at
a Der square Of eight lines or less. -- q
Renrrtshees IL nsK Of subscriber.
Al advertisements the country must either be ac-
companisd sAs money or order on sons business
house IN Ine city % insure its insertion.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT c. = A.
Richmond. August s. 1904.
NEEEEH5GAEES StH INN RTE ia

INTEREST ANb I REL FROM TAXATION. BY nc IAN
section OF the act Ia reduce the c6inncy alIlovcl fe,
II, l34 the Secretary Of the cal~ IS sug!sel 10 H.
the above erhcate payable o years ale. lie r,t.
catiOn Of treaty of peace Wii the United Stetcs Thy
cannot W sold bat az only u he is.cj 10 ach creditors
Of the Government AZ wiling 10 ltce:.a the s.Ine in
psYmento their demsnds They must also Le gwen at
a though tl,e from taxation, Tie 4Gcui..n of urcha-
sing agents and discussing CcCr- Gi Tie Governrcni
called to this class Of public Htes offering fecuar
adv snsges to tho'e 01 hoin The sG, plies tae Gov
eminent are bought and 10 facilitate tie use o. thon
CHECKS drawn ny d,sbpiug tcera spon he dcrosares
holding tbeEs funds and marked Gcross the face @paNaas
in ceiihcse9 Of iDdatedGcs viii L. paid in conformity
iheiewth.
Gecs'tl,3es are heIev Authorized aulrequrrl to cou
vi, WIN th.s regulaOn and 10 mako application 10 10
II. cstcr iorSlimiios at ertGcates a5.rslEled.
t;ignsdl g. \. tn NHOIM
nni2-it Secretary Of the IrcssUry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

EXEcUrEB.-SiX men, says the Charlotte Dsa,0
crat lnetnbeTs oil the Foreign Battalion, wlci
have been encamped near that town, were recently
executed for desertOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

tbs SrREErs.-The Mayor or Superinte mt of
Street should cause some attention to be- Nen to
the condition OF tile paved streets. Mary them
are coated with dust and d5jriS-the acc .Iation
of months. Let the street cleaners be lied out
at once l.
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TREASURY DFPAETMENg {. S. ,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT {. s.
klcHllO.D. oct l2 lGGA :
y GE-TANAEiEs sAStS t5S- $50. eco 0C y
IN IoiN-SAlE Observation-Disclosures !l,5. -
,Dns having been maze ior Bonds at the eet
cl IS5 and interest, under cirrumsiau4ea rat cu. II M,
10 favorable consideration Il has bcc Determined o on
Jnue tins sale 10 tie above p.Ite ~. further notice
Agents Tor the sale OF these holds are instructed 10 "a
IN accordance with tia olr., trl te attention 81 c>lss
Ing oces OF TIE "ovcrntnt Is particularly called 70 il,
e. 4. TRENHOLM,
ocl'-u Secretary "l Jreasgrr
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sUSScEUEEH papers are marked with cRoss will
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