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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
covrPNuEYT HORSES AND MULES.

4 NLOSlNG SALEo
~ covrRNMEyT HORSES AND MULES
AL, o., rl1ie auction during the month Of SEP
TEMBFR to the dshes. b.dde. at tue TINE and places
AIMED oeio"' VIZ NEw.YODK.
New.York City Tuesday Of each week. 100 Horses each
SewYOrk City Thursday of each week. 200 Mules each
day. pPvVsytvANrA
pbnSenhis Thursday Of each week Ion Horses each day
pLiadephia Saturday septemter2 2 and Wednesday and
saturday 6f each week hereafer, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburgh, Thurday and Frdy ci each week, to Sepem
her % inclusive. $50 Mules each day
Harrisburg Tuesday Of each week $50 Mules zach day.
Indiana Tucsiay, September u, $50 Mules
Greensburs Thursday, September "a, 10 Horses.
Reading. Thursday. September IL, 2N Mules.
Altoona, Thursday September q, $50 Horses.
INDIANA.
indianapolis September H. 49, 10 2 81 and 30 $50 Horses
Indianapolis September lg and is $50 Mules each day
Chicago September 8 g. 49, a. o. 3d. $50 Mules each day
Chicago, September l. g. TO- 20 29 ~ l1o Horses each
day.
Wilmucton Friday OF each week lSo Mules each day
Wilmington Tuesday Of each week 100 Horses each day
NEWJERSEY.
Trenton Tuesday, September 5 $50 Mules
Trenton, Tuesday, SEPTEMBER ~ 1870 Mules
Baltimore, Thursday, September !. l50 Mules.
Baltimore, Thursday Se2iem1a6,e,Tr ~ $50 Mules
St Louis Thursday September T. and Tuesday and Thurs
day Of each week thereafter, gov Mules each day
KANSAS.
Fort Leavenwortn commencing Tuesday September IL,
and continuing thereafter such the Depot Quarter
master may designate, 1900 Mules
GlFSBOROUGH, d. c.
Tuesday and Thursday each week 100 horses each day.
No sales of Mules will take place At
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
The animals BE- sold in September are superior to any
heretofore offered the public. 1he malory oi them are
sound and seryiceabe
is epecfed fa1 N his terie, sdlcs all the surplus cor
eramoi animals riH be dipo'ed Of Bnyoi should therefore
araH heasclrcs Of mi. iIH opportunity 10 garehd'e
Animals will be sold siugly.
Sales to commence a; IN a.
Terms cash In United States currency. -
.,o-oi cbe-,o Fi,e q = o..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

A RARE CHANCE-At AUCTION, on
"a TUESDAY Sept 90 on the premises. ono half mile nom
Mt Kisko Station Harlem Railroad, trstciass AKIN o
about l2O acres with Of the best waterpowefs IN me
cogutry the water be used twice in i've ro with a
OF IL to 10 feet dweiu house aud plenty Of ouDud
ing. The Farm strictly rcass and Will make splehid
country seat for gentleman; well worthy the
attention of Manufacturers. Come and see
HedforJ sent l0 1865. WM. A. SEAMAN, Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
". n. PARxHURsT, Capt. "a.
-. o.. c.x.s SUBsisrksoA
pspArruEsr oF NORTH CAkotSiIi iSs.

pspArrxEsr oP NORTH CARotHiS,a \
DhfA' RsLgloH ~ C.. sep- > Ien Io9ni h
CEALED PROPOSALS (in duplicated saIun s.T
r.csivsd al this office until 10 o'clock M qnuoiiaB0N qu
DAY the 3oth ns The Pgrehass, -, 81 nos in store
aud is35 gallons RECflFiED, Mrisn WIisKY now
N,wb-rn and 866 gallons RECIflED
store at Morehead City L,. =, sny car. (ps -
Bids will be received for the whole OF aA'
than one barely Of each of the above l9's'
The right 70 reject all bids is reserved c, W L. Pams
sample. Sc seen by aEPWyi0ftiS0s W ftSsndt C. s. Mc.
IA q c Successful bidders will be required 20 On DE-
Whi,ly before the 10th day OF October ie'H''
yry N novgI,n & men nopy Of this advertisement @ our
and viii bs i"dorsed on the envelope. rSPGesRRIGER.
chase of Whisky" cS;.,c :" Dept sl n v
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Real Gstate for Sale.
-lO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET

YNO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET
Il TIERS A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-For the purpose Of insuring safe investment
for capital and encouraging actual settlers 10 nd homes In the
Southern States the undersged for the last 20 respect
vey citizens of the States Of Tennessee and Louisiana have
associated themselves General Agents and otter for
SALE to Capitalist and the many in1urng Tor
favorable locations d; the South large small amounts o
tho most valuable improved and unimproved lands n the
world.
Many these lands IN the highest state OF cntvs
ton aud producing from teen hundred to two thousana
pounds OF seed cotton from thousand totwenyhye hund
red pounds of good per together WIN
from fifty 20 ssventyve gsons of nolssses In addition 70
this profitable crops invite the labor Of the husband
stock OF all kinds may bs easily raised having here
those atudes where long and severe
Wnies require much houspg feelirg and attention
These lands situaed IN the States of Tennessee As
bama, Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas many o
them the Mississppi, Red Arkansas White ana
ST. Nrancis rivers and other naabe water aud ai
roads ding good rout and opportunity for subdivision
and access to market - .
Vessels can be dispatched from New York or any Of the At
antic ports and landed with nl the banks OF thr
bayou Techo ST. Marys Parish, Louisiana, country in the
highest state OF cultivation before the Of unsurpassed yer
ty and beauty the only spot IL Is believed where the sugar
successfully with produc, Of the West India Islands The
yellow aud miIsnoc diseases are unknown III ths Ie
son except when introduced from other localities.
The climate is bauy sud pleasant ell the year roma
Churches. Schools hne Sugar Houses saw and Grst mh'
with abundant labor for hire. All invite immediate occu
patton.
opportunity for investment before offered
IL this county. - .
suburbsn property improved and uDimproyed inchIins
sorchouse city residences and country villas ebe sites
for town, mills, aud country stores. . .
For further information Maps snd Diagrams, application
be made to the office Of the Undersigned at semphs
Tennessee. L. [. BEIlifLL oi LOUISIANA
r. C. BRINkLEf of 1eui essee.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Sales bn Anftion.
A. NJ. MrswIy. Auctioneer.
IW[sn

A. NJ. MrswIy. Auctioneer. -
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos. 694 ana
EJ Ce6 Broadway cor Of 4th-st-Sales Of Books S's'
uonery, Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture 80
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. rs st oeiocss' ri.,v
MISCE ELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOoho-,nf. 49, 49,, =,
OF standard Miscellaneous Literature, and afse ,s sya
Classical and School Books in quantities &C 'A's
ready and the books are on exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

i FOB SALE on the Hudson Rver-feF sale one Of he
complete Fruit Farms. ~ miles nom Newl Ola on q q
west bark of the Hudson opposite Doho Fey JoOo OF the
best selected pears IN bearing. about 400 zrale vines
~ acres Of land, house aad greenhousc bifn stable
house and Gardeners cottage over 20G fct of wate
front For beauty scenery aud hcatiless utsrrps 81
Por further particular inquire ol HENRY A. tAsSkBEkR,
NJ. 81 tnnrl h lvr.. cInrI hintl-si.
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ID. II. BURDETr Auciionee,.

ID. H. BURDETr Auciioneey.
NTEAM-TUGS at AUCTION.-BURDET
~ JONES 4 Co. will seu on WEDNESDAY, Sept ~.
immediately after the Government sale Vessels board, at
ioo OF Goldst, Brooklyn the plade pha butt Tugs GEN
Liam, iength 80 H. beam 9it. depth, a H. en-
ghe S4hZo inch cylinder low pressure = frame well sated
ana just been thoroughly repaired well found IN anchors
ehams' boats &c Also the JAMES A. WRIGHT. length,
- IT, beam, II H. depth n en,ine 2OS2O inch cylinder
high pressure In complet. order built in May 1864; well
sseu ahu ouha IN tnehors chains boats and donkey
Now lying d, Atlantic Docks Brookyp where they may be
examined. 49, - -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
EAIREAX- M. land for SALE.-I am

authorized 70 seI valuable tact II Land in Flria1
County. Virginia. containing b,iVeen Pour ana We u"p
the rest j. IN Timber thcnui Oh and fin" ana we
whole wuicrcd by Springs and never i'tins Hfrans he
improyrnlrnts cou, OF god log liou,e and siabfns
TIN. trsc. distant sixteen -s fQn Ar1lnifa ana twenty
from Waiuztou aud cs yty the OIaugo aud Af1an
dria Railroad TIE lives distance om IL. prem
ices hence determined 10 dispose oi tie same feiihe
particulars may be had application TO a. IhOhAS
BRADLEY. /. q. Box No $40 W ,.hingiou. d. q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Dropcsals.
WAR DEPARTMENT. OFPIcE ov DIRECTOR AND GEaERAL}
M.,.oza OF MILITARY RAILROADS L. g., 7
WAsHSGroy, D. G., July 81 1868. ,

WAsHINGTON, D. q JuIy Of IoO9s = =,
TOR SALE-CIIATrANOO ROLLING
MIL-Proposas viii be received 81 this Office untu IL
o'clock noon, on WEDNESDAY, September 49, i8o9 to pun
chase the United States Military Railroad Rolling Mil at Chat
tnooga Tenne with the machinery tools, buildings h1
tres and track connecting the Rolling o with the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad. . d,
The mill and lneIy constructed to rero refoau hoD
are entirely new anG of the improve character '
For u description and details Of operaiion epacty, Sc'
amply In person or oy letter to T. W. YARDLEi, Supen'
teideut, CheitauooSa, Tennessee 49, .
An bids shoud BE- ndorsed Proposal to purchase Chata'
noo,s Rolling Mily d. &. McCALLUM,
Prevet Brigsdier- General,
Director and General Manager Military Railroads. u D.
No scory bid having been received under the recent
for the Of the Chattanooga Rolling Mill
time Tor receiving bids is extended to the rIf III VI
D. C. McCALLUM,
Rrevct Brisadier- General,
Director and General Mana-er Military Railroads U. ;.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Gtationsrn ano fanep Uooos.

NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANU-
~ FACTORY, No. IL Williamst. y. YAH kinds Of
Cut Pressed and Psin Glass nksand Sponge Cups Paper
Weights and Library nkstlnd IN Oak Ebony and Walnut.
Also Cochranes Improved AirIght and Thermometer Ink
stands At the lowest Msuuiacurers prices r. SOrdeIs
for export promptly attended 20
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Militarp Notices.

4 LII SOLDIERS wounded in the line OF
duty and heirs Of sucb have died wthcnt receiving
bounty, call with your discharges LEFFEGTS, hOFf
MANA Co, Military and Nsva. Bankers, Nc. 40 Park.
row Times Building wh2 VIZ eSees 9, ns1e
LY OBTAINED. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
y IMPORTANT NOTICE.
AL sodier mustered out q .chsIs.d upon partial descrp-
tive Hats eau receive tho BALANCE DUE THEM.
Apply in person or by letter TO LEtFERTS HOFFMAN
Co No 10 Park row, (rmes Buildinx). New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Sales bp Auciion.

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 493
l)Bwsy nearly opposite 81. Nicholas HoteLGEO. A. LEA
WITT Anctionoer by +. Cooley. Cousinnneuts solicited
DEEF CATTLE at AUCTION.-Wilt be
ID soiG at pnblc -.l'iOa. 1T 8nFs Head on MONDAY.
Sept. 25 at ocio~k B good. fat BEEF CATTLE.
Government Payment be made 81 the time and
place OF sale In Government funds
GEORGE STARR Auctioneef.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Real Gstate for gale.

GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
EEw.YORK OFFICE, No G. BROADWAY.
For Sale or Lease, VALUABLE LANDS In all the South
ern States. KEMP P. BATTLE, Secretary.
AUTHORIZED REYERKscEs:
PETER COOPER, esq, New.York.
JAY COOKE, ESQ., Philadelphia
A. A. LOW, esq, Pres. Chamber Of Commerce, N. Y.
GEO II. STUART, esq. Philadelphia.
I'll. Excellency Gov. HOLDEN Of North Carolina
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

REFERENCES: 49,
CHAS. p. LEVERICH, Pres. Bank Of New.lots
LEVERICH Co.. Com. Merchants, No. III feafFs''
SAMUEL HURLBUT. Baltimore Md.
WALTERS & Co., Baltimore, I'D.
DUNLOP MONTCURE & Co, Richmond
STONE, NICHOLS L STONE, hewY
ID. L. MORGAN New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

EARM FOR SALE-Scyenty-iiv acres-ot
wlicb IS have been IN, IN perfect order stoned and
dtched The barn. extensive ard On excellent order Inc
horses aad poultry, Of hic the si9cs j. large i $50
he .o Tie f,rit l. In the township % Monroe. \ miles
from tao depot u Morfi,iown. NewJer.ry. Apply -
p q. ". BLUNT No 10 NBtef-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND
"A ESTATE FOR SALE-Withn IS miles OF tho city
country Of Unsurpassed beauty and eesance ground
about acres geeihoues and attachments very Large, and
contain every variety of plants aud owers the climate WIN
sustain The grape houses of which there are several se
are OF perfect and modern construction end nave every
variety Of foreign grapes and other fruits gruen ana lu
ward are about acres which pears In great variety
and many other fruits. Bans stables csrfese HouS sLsss
rcks COW and OF stalls pggery hennery sas-hou Go &c
are on an extensive scale and perfectly hid from the mansion
by deue foliage The mansion is large, and has every odrih
convenience viz gas water throughout furnace Sc &C.
The water is also m distributed through all tne outoudug
abopdany by stenB.engne. The dwelling is HID iio pubic
vew NV hedges, large old trees eyergreens &c, &C. ap
proschrd through hand.ome gateway and Macadamled
ro,d- The and partec unsurpassed IN me county
and have been laid ont are under the care aud chne
of an English landscape The pastures aud hed are
In fine order and igh cultivation English style Th, proper
ty /. within drive OF the city, and j. hardly equaled y
genenans country permanent residence in any eoun y
sive pohsbv 20 or 80 miles and inland views equally hIe
Price 100 6OO For further and ll details. sc inquire OF
ti9D HOMER hohOAN' NO & ino.ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
60 Eet.
Gouecs an0 farms Wanteo.

yNTANTED-To PURCHASE or RENT, a
w hr.tcltss HOUSE IN ID cenin location In New-Yor6
CITY; IN ture bought II dcs.fed address, io two day A.
4. L.. Tribune Ofiee
NVANTED-ro RENT, part o. a small
w HOUSE uuiurnished IN the lower part of the city
pre errrd. Address. stating location rent &C.. Bill r. Box
No. les irblue Oiiicr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

I'OR SALE-on the liudscn-abOut II
4 ACRES. handsomely situated on TIE rver eommand.ns
Of the finest views between Ncw-fork and Albany j.
capable Of udc Unite improvement would make ands me
piece with rnoi,f4e expense II would uccomoiae four
parties shrg build ocrhrr there being four hands
ttcs for buildings. Apply % BENEDiCl COLT No.
Pinc.s'., new York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

Or,RrrRMAsT.R- GESER.Ls OFFICE
WASmISGroy ID. c., August ~ 1900
~ OcJNG SALES
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
HNMES fnr a fcw FANlILIES

MISERABLE HOMES for a few FAMILIES
ofrespectahiy be secured in that handsome block
Of m e,ory and hsh basement brick dwellings with brown
tone Trimmings n.i finished North Newl OH WITHIN hve
minutes walk Of Harlem Bride and accessible irom the city
at ali hours dav and night They pleasantly ituated and
the neghborhood Is healthy and free from nuisance Houses
that would cost 1900 in The city here offered Tor les
than a6 900 Apply M RAE, corner of Bostonrosd aud
gathsi Immediately north Of iiar-
lem Bridge
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
BY Ordor Of the ouartermasisr-G GensTsl, =,

Brig Gen end Chief Of Raj aud River Tranror orta;si.
WASHINGTON, b. C., sept. 2l ID.
NOTiCE.-Al boats &C.. a. New Orleans aud M9eae ss ~
which bids not accepteed WI De oLsIea a. u.
ton those at New a. thar place on sAlUkDAi ~
5th dsy OF October those Mobile At ,hs seo on o
DAY the 10th day Of Octobe Due notise VIII % given
precise hour and locality of sale.
by order Of tue Qlarterusster.G General c,
LEWIS h. PARSONS. bIiz. .-Gensrn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

YARNS and country RESIDENCES to En-
1 CHANGE for HOUSES ia New-NoIk or Brooklyn. \
splendid Country RESIDENCE with o.. 'modeFn improve
tneut. 90 n 81 furnished. Tor term n year,.
ii J.. RIDER No. n Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

L'OR SALE-On Taylor-st., Brooklyn, T.. d.,
L Handsome two-story bri-k HOUSE. 20K3i feet with
hot and cold watrr waf-lcor' bath roo heftcf So fEco
: 5000: ~ 800 can remain on bond and mor,.gge.
aunlv to HOMER MORGAN No. Pnest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

NOR SALE-With immediate possession
Three new BRICK HOUSES (of block OF siH)i story
bl.rneut and subcear complete with oil the mo if5 in,
urv. u.ns. location. hncty-trcsi, between lbhd anl
ioaEihaves Of the uo, pleasant on the Island Terms
oasy Inquire u - . 49, -. ,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

NOR SALE-On Fiith-aye., on corner llSt
j aborc Mali.on square. au elegant ESTABLISHNINT.
consisting of House Furuturt hrtcas stable with extra
Lot. The whole property u The most eec' order ana tteu
hi y,itout r, gard To expense Frice : 1900 Apply to
IA, HOMER MORGAN. No fine-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

Rrevet Brlcadler Gene1al 10 chargo FIrst bIyislon
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

VALUABLE OIL LANDS.-For SALE
NJ acres Of the best OIL LAND ia Pit Hole Valley,
Cornulau,er Township Nenanro County, Pennsy .vAna
Price low and terms easy. Address - ~
SAMUEL T. TYSON.
Plumer House flurner. Nenanro Co., "a
, 1865-09-29
NUMBER 4S.

"Mother I'm afraid mourning will not be be-
coming to me. l do wish DR.. Lee had proposed
before Harrie had died "
About two weeks after little Harrie was laid
to rest, Amy sat in the library with her uncle.
They had been conversing for some time, the
reader can Judge upon what subject from the
following reply Mr.. Stanhope made to the last
question Amy had put to him.
Certainly, you have my consent DR.. Lee
is noble man, and will doubtless make you
good husband, but shall miss you sadly; you
have been a quiet comfort to me, Amy, and
you deserve to be very happy"
In three months Amy became the bride OF DR..
Lee Mrs. Stanhope and Amanda were sur
prised and disappointed at the turn affairs had
taken, butyery wisely concluded to hide their
real feelings as Dr. Lee was wealthy and infu-
entail, and it was something of an honor to be
even distinctly related to SO popular and distin-
guished a man.
Amy was very happy in her new home. Aman-
da soon after her cousins marriage was united
to the son Of a retired pork merchant thinking
it best to take up with what she could get, after
so great a disappointment. DR.. Lee and his
wife often laugh over the meanness of the fool
ish girl, and be blesses the day he took to his
heart and home his darling little Amy, as he
calls her.
, 1865-09-29
What Young People Should Know.

The best inheritance which parents can give
to their children is the ability to help and
take care of themselves. This is better than a
hundred thousands dollars apece. In any trouble
or difficulty they have two servants in the shape
of two bands. Those who can do nothing and
have to be waited on are helpless and easily
disheartened at the msfortunes of life. Those
who are active and hardly meet troubles with a
cheerful face can easily surmount them. Let
young people, therefore, learn many things
as possible, Every boy should know how soon
er or later
l. To dress himself, black his own boots, cut
his brothers hair, wind up watch, sew on a
button, make up bed and keep his clothes in
order
2. To harness horse, grease wagon and
harness team.
3. To carve and wait on table.
4. To milk the COWS, shear the sheep, and
dress veal or motion.
5. To reckon money and keep accounts cor
rectly, and according to good bookkeeping
rules.
g. To write neat and appropriate business
letter. in good hand, fold and subscribe it cor
rectly, and write contracts.
T. To plow, sow grain and grass, drive a now
ing machine. build neat stack and pitch hay.
8. To put up package, build fire. and mend
broken tools, whitewash wall and regulate q
clock.
Every girl should know how
l. To sew and knit.
2. To mend clothes neatly.
8. TO make beds
4. TO dress her own hair.
5. To wash the dishes and sweep the carpets.
6. To make good bread and perform all plain
cooking
Z. To keep her rooms drawers and closets in
order
8. To work sewing machine.
8. To make good butter and cheese.
10. To make dress and children's clothing.
IL. To keep accounts and calculate interest.
IL. To write, fold and subscribe letters prop
erly.
49, To nurse the sick efficiently, and not
faint at a drop of blood.
IA. To be ready to render efficient comfort and
aid to those in trouble, and inan unostentatious
way.
10. To receive and entertain visitors, in the
absence or sickness Of her mother.
A young lady who can do all these things
well, and who is always ready to render aid TO
the afflicted, and mitigate the perplexities
around her, will bring more comfort to others
and happiness to herself, and be more esteemed
than if she knew how to dance, sing and play on
the piano.
, 1865-09-29
Counterfeit U. s. Notes

The following description of the counterfeit
United States notes in circulation are useful for
information:
Is, imitation, are reported in circulation
Poorly done.
IS, altered Is Portrait of Chase.
5s imitation. Poorly done: coarse.
5s photographed-haV blurred look; the
paper is sitter and heavier. Signatures very
heavy.
los, imitation, well executed, are reported in
circulation. There is no Treasury stamp on the
bill
los, altered from ls-yignette, portrait of
Chase on upper left genuine have portrait of
hincoln.
20s, imitation-engraying coarse, general
appearance bad.
Sos, imitaton-the head ofHamilton is coarse
and blurred; otherwise excellenty done, and
well calculated to deceive.
sos altered from ls-yig portrait of Hamilton
below the words United States. In genuine it
is above
zoos imitation. The only points OF actual
difference between the genuine and counterfeit
are these: In the upper left corner are the
words, "Act Of February 25th, l862' In the
counterfeit the 9Th" and the ornamental lines
above run into and touch the border; in the
genuine there is a clear space between. On the
the right end of each note there fourteen
small oyals; on the edge of each oval the fig
ufes OF Ihe Dad feadsO or inverted, Wnlle on
the left they are 100 This is the reverse of
those figures in the genuine; there it will be
seen, that on the right hand they read 100, and
the left DOL. These notes are well exeeu-
ted.
Postage Currency.-25 cents, imitation-poor-
ly engraved on poor paper
so cents, imitation, poorly done. The heads
of Washington are blurred, and are not alike.
and 10 cents, imtation-poorly printed
sos new issue, now in circulation. OBJ
serve caution.
The portrait of each coarsely done
National Banks.-5s, imitation, well execu-
ted, and of dangerous character, are reported
in circulation.
Coupons.-Counterfeit coupons, dated March
l, 1865, for $3.50 in the similitude of 10 40
five per cent. United States repositories.
7-3O Bonds.-Some of them are in circulation
with the coupons cut of, and are offered as
currency. Without coupons they of no val
ue until mature. Refuse all such.