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The Tax on the Per Diem Pay Of Go
yernulent Employees.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SECOND Co~MPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
March l6, 1867.
To conform 10 the act Of March 2, 1867,
and to correct errors in the practice OF
some discussing officers III deducting tax
on salaries Of persons employed by the
day, and TO produce uniformity in this re-
gard by all, the following rules have, upon
consultation with the COMMISSIONS of In
tornal Revenue, been adopted, and will
govern in the revision of disburSing officers
accounts in all cases arising after the first
day Of March, 1867:
When persons are employed by the day
the salary tax should be withheld from the
excess OF $500 for each calendar day
Owenty-fou hours employed. For c
ample:
i has been employed but one calandaI
day in any given month he may nave
worked twenty hours in that calendar day
and thus have earned two Government
DAYS pay, yet the amount Of $500 Is eX'
empt, and no more.
i has been employed twenty calendar
DAYS in any given month it is immateriaI
how much he has earned, the amount OF
twenty times $3.20-$64-iS exempt, and
no more.
C has been employed thirty-one calen,
dar days in any given month; in his case
5000 is exempt.
d, by working overtime, makes forty
days, Government time, during one calen-
dar month he is, nevertheless, exempt
from tax on 1920 only for each calendar
day employed.
When persons are employed by the
month, the amount of 1888 per month
will be held exempt from tax.
This circular is intended TO supercede
that issued from this Office, on the same
subject, on the 4th day of December, 1865
j. VI. BRouuEAD, Comptroller.
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EDUCATION IN THE SOUTHERN STATEs.-
The following resolution was passed in the
House of Representatives on Monday
"Whereas religion, morality. and
knowledge are lin the language of JeE.er-
SOM necessary to good government and the
happiness of mankind, therefore schools
and the means Of public education should
be forever established;
"And whereas, from various causes, the
interests of popular education have been
so greatly neglected in the States lately in
rebellion that nearly one-halfof the voting
population therein at the present time are
unable to read and write;
"And whereas such a state of things
cannot long continue with safety to the
nation, or to the best interests, the pro-
sperity, and the happiness of the people of
those States; therefore
"ReSolUed, That this House expresses
its earnest desire that the people Of the
States lately in rebellion will, in re0rgan-
izing the same in accordance with the ex-
listing laws for that purpose, insert in their
respective State constitutions a provision
requiring the Legislature to establish and
maintain a system of free schools which
shall afford adequate opportunity for pub
lie education to all the children of the
State"
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coxsorIn.1ros IN BEproRp.-Yesterday

/, CONSOLIDATION IN BEDFoRD.-Yesterday
being Bedford court, q meeting Of citizens
of the county was held to take into con-
sideration the question of consolidation
N. F, Thaxton was appointed chairman,
and L. A. Sale and r. d. Buford secreta-
ries. J,
The following resolutions were offered
by r. ID. Buford:
Resolved, That we, a large portion ofthe
people of the county of Bedford, assem-
bled in the courthouse on court day, are
in favor Of the passage Of the bill pending
before the Lcgislature-to wit, the bill
which consolidates the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg, the Southside, the Virginia and
Tennessee, and the Virginia and Kentucky
railroads.
RESOLVED, That we believe the sentiment
expressed in the above resolution is the
sentiment Of a majority of the people OF
the county.
The resolutions were supported by DR..
r. A. Clement and J. F. Slaughter, and
opposed by James F. Johnson and upou
being put to the vote, were adopted
nearly unanimously.
On motion of DR.. r. A.. Clement, it was
RESOLVED, That copies of the Sbove reso-
tain signatures thereto.
On motion of John r. Thurman, it was
ordered that the proceedings of the meet
ing be published in the L~ynchburg and
Richmond papers.
The meeting then Acknowledged
burg NenS.
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RAILROAD INTEREST OF OHIO.-It is said
that in Ohio $lS0,000, 900 are invested in
railroads. OF twenty-nine railroads re-
ported to the commissioner of statistics,
nineteen made profits, eleven made divi-
dends, ten roads have made more than
eight per cent. On $500 miles of road,
having an aggregate capital of sl2S, 900, 900,
there was a net profit of s7,S0O,O0O, which
is six per cent. While, therefore, there
are five or six roads which make nothing,
the aggregate property cannot be said to
be Improbable, while that of ten roads is
very lucrative. Most of the property is
held in Ohio, New York, or New England.
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Mr.. CHANDLER SHAKES HIS FIST AT JOHN
BULL.-During the delivery of Mr.. Chand-
ler's violent and Incorporate attack on
Great Britain, on Monday, a number of
French and English gentlemen, attaches of
the legations and visitors from those coun-
tries, sat on the sofas, and seemed much
surprised at the latitude of debate. Mr..
Chandler declared himself in favor OF
marching a corps through the streets OF
Montreal and Quebec, and taking summary
possession of all British America.-SM.
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LIVERPOOL, March 25-Evening.-Cotton
closed firm; middling uplands, l31ad.;
Orleans, l324d.; sales of 10000 bales.
Kossuth protests against the Hungarian
and Austrian arrangements.
LONDON, March Northumberland, 81;
United States bonds, 74A.
LIVERPOOL, March 26th-Noon.-Cot-
ton-Sales of 1000 bales; middling up
lands, 1871; Orleans, 1879.
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BRIDGE-W WASHED AwAY.-We regret to
learn that another interruption is caused
to the through travel south from this city
by the washing away, OF Friday last, of
$50 feet of the bridge across the Holston
river at Strawberry Plains, on the East
Tennessee railroad. Some 1000 feet of
this bridge were swept otfseveral weeks ago,
but it had nearly been rebuilt, when the
freshet on Friday again damaged it. The
repairs, we learn, will possibly be made by
Thursday next, a large force being now at
work on them.-Lychburg Neps.
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THE DUTIES OF THE SPECIAL CoMMIs-
sIoNER OF THE REvENUE.-The following
circular has just been issued to officers OF
the customs and internal revenu
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March Is, 1867.
To correct misapprehensions which have
arisen as to the position and authority OF
the Special Commissioner of the Reve-
nue." customs and internal revenue officers
are informed that the said commissioner is
by law invested with the powers and
charged with the duties hereinafter speci-
fed, to be exercised and performed under
the direction of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury. His duties are "to inquire into all
the sources of national revenue and the
best methods Of collecting the revenue
the relations of foreign trade to domestic
industry to mutual adjustment of the
systems of taxation by customs and excise,
with the view of insuring the requisite
revenue with the least disturbance or in
convenience to the progress of industry and
the development of the source of the
country and to inquire from time to time,
under the directionsof the Secretary OF
the Treasury, into the name in which
officers charged with the administration
and collection of the revenue perform
their duties and from time to time report
through the Secretary of the Treasury to
Congress, either in the form of a bill
or otherwise, such modification of the
rates of taxation or the methods of collect
ing the revenues, and such other facts per-
tanning to the trade, industry, commerce,
or taxation of the country as he may find
by actual observation of the operations OF
the law to be conducive to the public in
t~erest." To enable him properly to con-
duct his investigation, he is empowered
"tc examine the books, papers, and &C
counts of any officer of the revenue, to
administer oaths, examine and summon
witnesses, and take testimony" wherein
every person swearing or affirming falsely
is subject to the penalties and disabilities
Of perjury and all officers of the Govern
ment are by law required to extend to him
all reasonable facilities for the collection
of the information pertaining to the duties
of his office. [See section &c, act of July
Is, 1861 HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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REGISTRATION IN WAsHINGToN.-The re-
gistratiou of voters is progressing very
quietly in the second ward. Thus far about
four hundred names have been enrolled
the whites and blacks being about equal,
In the first ward many white men foolishly
staid away, declaring that they would take
no further part in city politics. The white
voters of the second ward do not seem SC
disposed to hand everything over to the
Republicans without a struggle.-Sun.
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OUR PoLICY.-We observe with pro-
found satisfaction the multiplying evil
dences of a determination on the part OF
u people to make the best of the situa.
ton, using all the means at their disposal
to defeat the Vaccinations of their ene-
mics, and to promote the cause of good
government, with the revival of that pros,
perity to which we have been strangers fol-
years past.-Lynchburg Virginian.
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Fraudulent Issue OF Government
RnrA

Tsr.srRY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1867.
Dcsr Sir.-Your favor Of the 10th in
,s,ni i received. The report to which
cam refer orig ps;ed with parties who are
op,r,tjog il gold. We have instituted the
most thorough aad searching examination
~ tine Currency Bureau 10y the most COM
re,rrt men. aud arc satisfied that the re-
r,~, is utterly without foundation. We
have no reason 70 believe, nor do We be-
Igvc. that there mas been an over-issue of
q single dollar.
am very truly yours,
Ill. MCCULLocH.
A. Hamilton, Esq.
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NASHVILLE, March pat two o'clock
tits morning fifteen armed soldiers OF the
Tuirty-forrth regulars, commanded by
Sergeant Barns, marched to the city work.
house and released nine of their com
radrS. The workhouSe keeper attempted
resistance, but was inundated by levelled
tlyuncts. General kautz, on demand of
Mayor Brown, returned the prisoners and
Sergeant Barns 10 the workhouse this eve
,.ag. The feeling between the police and
>..diers is very bitter.
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ANOTHER INDIAN MAssACRE.-Three In
dams, belonging to the friendly Sioux,
came in and reported that Fort Buford, at
the mouth of the Yellow Stone river, was
attacked on the 18th of January by hos
tile Indians, who succeeded in getting into
the fort, and butchered every man, wo-
man, and child-not one being left to tell
tho tale
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The Senate Finance Committee has
unanimously reported in favor of the con-
frmation of General Steadman as collector
of the first district of New Orleans; and it
is said the Senate are almost unanimously
in favor of his confirmation, notwithStand-
ing his conservatism.
This is a new state of things indeed,
when the southern States are to be filled
with officers from the northern.
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The RIoT AT CARLISLE, PA.-Sergeant
Bergman, one Of the soldiers injured IN
the recent ARRAY at Carlisle, Pa, died on
Saturday. Investigations are being made
into the origin Of the riot by the civil au-
thorities, but no information of importance
has been elected. General Grier has fur
nished a voluminous report to the authori-
ties at Washington.
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Mr.. Stevens's contscation scheme is
hardly more universally derided b Mr..
Buffers scheme for investing himself with
importance by setting aside the President
in advance of trial. The country scouts
both propositions.-NeW York Times.
A Massachusetts, divine, at o recent tenn
perance meeting, alluded to Q brother as
|" the little red-headed Doctor Of Divinity
who sat In Q corner"
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SOUTHERN RELIEF.-A meeting was held
on Monday at the Assembly's church,
Washington, to take measures for southern
relief. About fifteen ministers of the
Gospel were present. Committees were
appointed and other business was trans
acted with a view to concert of action.
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GOING UP.-In anticipation of the rise
in the price Of provisions in Paris during
the Exposition, Napoleon has decided that
there shall be granted to the troops quar-
tered in Paris a daily supplement Of three
confines per man, and to those quartered
in the neighborhood, a daily supplement OF
two centimes per man from the LIST OF
April to the close of the Exposition.
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THE Wharf.-The continued freezes
have been terrible on the small crop of
wheat seeded in this section. A farmer
tells us that the stalks appear to be dead
down to the surface of the ground, and
unless the roots put up, there will be little
wheat to harvest.-FrederickSburg Herald.
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Bin Repealed.

NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-The House
has ~coucurTed with the Senate repeating
the act for a constitutional convention.
The Senate has passed a bill for the in
s]pcction and taxation of brothels.
An appropriation of 5000, 600 has been
passed for the Improvement of the naviga-
ton Of the Red river.
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ACoUITTED.-The case of Elijah Station,
charged with bigamy, was tried before the
Circuit Court of Amherst on Saturday
last, Judge Shelley presiding, when the
jury rendered a verdict in favor Of the ac-
cused.-LNchburq Republican.
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A large number Of hands have been dis
charged from the Washington navy yard.
The ship and house.joiners' and copper
smiths gangs have been reduced nearly
one. half. These, together with helpers In
the masons' and constructing engineers
gangs, and the yard laborers, number over
one hundred discharged thus far.
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A Nohher KLIIed nnh cne Wounded.

louisville, Pa, March Z5.-On Friday
night last five men attacked the house OF
Patrick Gallagher, near Shenandoah City,
intending to rob. Gallagher fired on them,
killing one ami w~ounding another. The
wounded man is in Jail.
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DEATH OF A FEDERAL OFFICER.-Lieu-
tenant Roberts, United States army, who
has been confined to his room in this place
for the last three months, died on Sunday
night. His disease was consumption. We
believe Lieutenant Roberts was attached
to the Freedmen's Bureau.-FrederickSburg
Her0H
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GEoRGETowN ELEcTIoN.-The special
election for city councilman in Georgetown
on Monday resulted in favor of Benjamin
barley. the Republican candidate, who was
elected by ffty-seven majority. A heavy
vote was polled.
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Murncr In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 24.-Two mechanics
became involved in a quarrel on Front
street this afternoon, and one, named
M-ckey, killed the other, named Connolly,
hy cutting his throat with a peuknife. The
wounded man lived but a few minutes.
The murderer was arrested.
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Corn IN THE FIELD.-We regret to
hear that corn by the thousand barrels is
lying out, shucked, in the fields in the
R~appahannock valley contiguous to the
river. Freedmen, in many cases, shucked
the corn and would not continue their
work in housing the ame.-FrederickSbws
Herald.
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The Memphis National Rank,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 26.-The Ma
tional Bank of this city is in the hands o.
receivers. The depositors are safe, but
the State will lose heavily.
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PLouGHIsa.- farming operations
have been suspended. Spring ploughing
will be so late, and labor so scarce, that
we fear small crops Of oats and corn WILL
be put n.-NedaiGksburg Hrdh.
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CHOLERA IN EUROPE.-The State Depart
Ment has received the following:

mcnt has received the following:
Queenstown, Cork, February 14.-Sir,-
| write to inform you that the cholera has
prevailed in this part of the country to
some extent all winter, but not in the
form of an epidemic. This week, at
Whitegate, a small village in Queenstown
harbOr, there were eight cases of Asiatic
cholera. AS there are now about one thou
sand immigrants per week leave this place
for New York, it would be well for the all
thorities to keep a good lookout as the
summer approaches.
+. S. EASTMAN, United States Consul.
Hon.. William II. Se,eard, Secretary of State.
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General sherman 20 Visit Palestine.

INV YORK, March Pot is stated &C.
neral Sherman will 90 with his daughter
Minnie on Duncan's excursion to the Holy
Land this summer, If the Government will
give him leave OF absence.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS.
DISPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing In the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply, and Is now prepared TO exc.
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOE PRINTING
For Merchants,
Mechanics,
Auetioneers,
Railroads.
Express Companies,
Insurance Companies.
Hotels,
Boarding Houses,
Concert Halls.
'''''' OF courts sAsrls', o,,.,.,
Schools.
and for all other persons. corporations. and institu
tons. We print
Business Cards, Checks,
Visiting Cards, Notes,
Al Home Cards, Drafts.
Wedding Cards, Prices Current,
Ball Cards, Title Deeds,
Show Cards, Trust Deeds,
Admission Cards, Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts,
Time Tables, Tax Bills,
Wsy-Bills, Licenses,
Circulars, Bonds,
BILL Heads.
Insurance Policies, Shipper Receipts,
Calendars, Steamers Bills,
Notices, Druggists Labels.
Bills Of Lading, Tobacco Labels,
Aanifssts, Clothing Labels,
Bills OF Fare, Drsy Tickets,
Concert Bills, Coal Tickets,
Programmes, Wood Tickets,
Theatre Bills, Bread Tickets,
Show Bills, Milk Tickets,
Posters, all sizes; Reward Tickets.
Passenger Tickets, xisstion Tickets.
Certificates Of Stock.
Renewal Certificates,
Manufacturers Labels.
All work ordered will be done In the most arttsut
manner, and ~ vERY Low PRIoEs.
CoLoRED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
GENE CORK, In large variety, fol
nSi-3 WILLIAM 2. SCOTT. Druggist,
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The Markets..
NEW YORK

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, March 26-P. M.-Stocks
active. Gold, l34. Cotton firm sales,
1000 bales at 3lc. Flour advanced &C.,
closing firm. Corn easier; mixed west
ern, sl.l7G$1.lSh. Pork firm. Lard firm.
Groceries generally steady. Spirits tur-
pentine, 78G79c.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March 20. Flour I'M
changed. White corn, S .l08Sl.1l. SUI
gar unchanged. Whisky nominal. Provi-
sions unchanged.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 26.-Flour dull SUI
p~erine, s9.75QSl0.50. Corn firm sacks,
SG6SSc. Provisions-Small business done
and prices unchanged.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Brevet Major Frank G..
Smith, Fourth Artillery, to Fort Whipple,
Va; First Lieutenant James B. Hazleton,
Fourth Artillery, to Battery Rogers, Va.
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NewsDaDer Change.

New YORK, March 26.-Thurlow Weed
publishes a four-column editorial saluta-
tory in the Commercial advertiser.
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sToSEs.-Iighty tons GROUND PLASTER.
400 barrels CALCfyED plastic, Ioo, 900 Bangor
LATHS, u tons GRIGpsT0AEs, aaost. on con-
~ ii AS LII.
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BUTLER on Monday introduced into the
House of Representatives a resolution to
provide for the relief of the orphan asy-
lum and orphans of Charleston, S. c.!
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BrOwnIOw's Militia.

NASHVILLE, March 26.-Brownlow has
commissioned a colored man as captain in
the State Guards.
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In Niarara Safe.

New YORK, March 26.-The Niagara is
all right. She is coaling in Delaware
breakwater.
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IirC ut Ga.

AUGUSTA, March 25.-J ulius G.. fuckers
dry goods store was damaged by fire to the
amount of $4,000. Insured for S22 900.
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NOTICE OF Co-PARTNERsHlP

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHlP
IN AM REMOvAL.-Colonel LLOYD j. BEALL
Is associated with me from this date as general
partner In the GROCERY and COMMISSION bu.
the style and firm OF ROBERT y. WILLIAMS q
CO., in the new iron front building corner Of Gary
and Fourteenth Tor PEARL street.
tended me, / respectfully solicit a continuance OF
the same TO the new hrm.
Mr.. JOHN n. ROY ILL and X. w. ROYAL
continue with US, and will be pleased to serve their
friends mn I-s
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T FATHER BELTING.-As agent for
IL nessrs. Hoyt Brothsnt Of New York city
nsnpisetS,:n fcasr feg ssls |. ieli ss,o,tSsnt =
PRICES, The known Superiority OF which foIyssrs
past renders any sommsndstion seRs.tase,,
DOUBLR BgLrs and HgLfs OF "
vsfsd here issss Of freight o. .SS.hss shsigss r seS
P gSe,vsss44s; H5''. s bkcs st s65kS ttiif
Of NY old customers and Al y vsns
sisi'i' : respectfully 'sasiaia,,fiit;s K y. :1s. ::s..4
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
A LARGE STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, MUSICAL BOXES, SILVER.
WARE, JEwELRY. DoUBLE-BARREL
GUNS, REvoLvERs. DRY AND
FANCY GOODS. &C.. 40,
TO BIZ SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
without regard to value. Not to be paid for until
You know what you are to receive.
THE PLAN OF SALE:
Csytin Gates of sl the articles, With beautifully.
sxsoutsd photographs, are ~placsdYn envelopes, and
sold for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. On 70.
ceIpt Of the certificate you win see what you are
To have, and then II IL At your option TO send the
dollar and take the article or not, or you can have
some other OF the same mark In lis stead.
Certificates % cents each; ave for u +; eleven iol
%. Address all orders TO HOLLAND B Co.,
No. 70 Main street. post.oass box ~. Richmond
Va. mh 3-lm
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DICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
N The holders OF the old stock Of this company
are hereby requested to report st once the number
OF shares held by them. and exhibit the evidences
thereof, At the once Of the company. lns Main
street. I
3 s s.ss e h sSi'Ski Il. Du,,os, s.s..,sy.
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THE DUTIES OF THE SPECIAL CoMMIs-
sIoNER OF THE REvENUE.-The following
circular has just been issued to officers OF
the customs and internal revenue:
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nIssOLrrTIONa.

NOTICE.-The c-o-partnersh,, L.ro,o.
IN fore sxistin. betw-an tns anas1.l 1870
the style Of WILLIAMT KIH0 a c,9 : .navr
dissolved by mutual consent. Ont t.ustaS 80
counts remaining unsettled AFTER l., 81 Apns Ill
be handed 10 the proper officer. for so,i..,,a.
Either Of Ne will sign In !iqnl9ation.
WILLIAM = Htsa
N. W. GRAsswIrT'
RICHMOND, March II, 1867. NH i3-tApi