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m tmßnarm and main streets.
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i[: O—RuniTß States Dt*trict Court.
. JMr* Bnhfburton preeidino.-rJobn N.
Dsviswm discharged from military ser
?iee anon the ground of being a Naxa
tins mmiater of the gospel
Writs of kakoas corpus were granted
npon the petitions of thaJollowing mem*
tors of Captain Walter*. Chew's com
asoy of artUkry, they claiming to be
dUsens of other SUtes outside of the
CwMllieTSte SUtes: James E. Dean, J.
A. Leae, John A. Raley, J. 1L Enis, J.
1. Meore, W. T. Rensutn, V. Green, 11.
Belur, George A. Smith, T. U. Jackson,
J. P. Green, J. P. Stewart and T. 11.
Parker. The writs were made return
able on Monday, the 30th instant
Th* court sojourned till 11 o'clock to
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Richrovd Circuit Court, January
. Stat, 1865.— Judge John A. Meredith.
The matter of petitions for writs of ha
boas corput of Robert B. Somervillc,
Samuel if. Drinker, Charles Lumsden
tad Peyton G. Bayley came on this day
IS be heard, they seeking discharge from
service in Colonel J. B. Danforth's regi
ment, second-class militia, under joint
• resolution of the Virginia Legislature, as
being over fifty years of age; and it
being proven to the satisfaction of the
court that they were over said age, they
were discharged from service and bailed
until the 4th of February to await the
decision the Court of Appeals in the
esse of Waiiain H. Redwood.
Upon the prayer of James Pearce,
asking discharge under same circum
stances, s writ was awarded, returnable
this morning at 11 o'clock.
Alter transacting some chancery busi
neaa, the court adjourned until this
morning at 11 o'clock.
Mayor's Court.—The cases before His
• Honor yesterday were of an uninterest
ing character.
Davy, slave of Warner Jones, charged
with depositing ashes in the street, was
ordered to receive ten lashes.
John Roberts, charged with having a
bag of coal, supposed to have been sto
len, proved bis title, and tho case was
dismissed..
Lewis, slave of Dr. Samuel Patterson,
• was committed to jail as a runaway.
The following esses were continued till
the 26th: Fanny, slave of Martha E.
-Dickinson; Emms, slave of S. G. Ames,
sad Kate, slave of Ann E. Fox, charged
whii-going at large; and Charles, slave
of P. B. Jones, charged with stealing a
pair of gloves. .
Boot or a Negro Founo.—ln an old
blacksmith shop, located in the alley be
tween Seventeenth snd Eighteenth and
Cary snd Canal streets, was found, on
yesterday afternoon, the dead body of a
negro man. Persons living in the neigh
borhood say that for some tune he had
no other lodging-place than this old
shanty, snd that he subsisted principally
upon what he could beg about the streets.
In tho opinion of persons acquainted
with the tacts of the case, his death was
caused from Want and exposure. The
discovery of the body was made at too
late an hour to allow the Coroner an op
portunity to bold an inquest over-it, even
shouklsoe be deemed necessary.
Gaesttno Paaaosß through thr Lines.
By order of las Piovost-Marshal, Joseph
Ztuimerman was* arrested yesterday' af*
iMfruftkvJgsi committed to Castle Thun
jiatl SU the charge of carrying persons
t-*jS*j«m our lines and aiding in their
lejbbery while on the route. Zimmcr
sssa Is a Bsltimorean, but for the past
Hsu m three years has been engaged in
eUlHsf liquor in this city.
Rorbbrv.—The dwelling-house ol
Mrs, C*ilserine Williamson, at the head
of *Chvy street, near Buchanan spring,
mat Siahsn into on Tuesday night snd
rehaadaf a small lot of groceries and
emmwuurtv Ths articles were stored
* Pi*ss in Ihe basement of her
hstsie, nocsss V> which was gained by
prWaf ijsu tho back door with s chisel
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Fun Alarm.—The burning of a ohuo
-Bk*vmttok>wwrsirtof the dty, shout
********* o'rJock last night, c*AU*d
!^Sr*tfft^l^" *n«»ws to
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ehhaney was at,
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af Pftsioant Darin,
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If etent, at 10 oSdeek, wUt be sold a* auction,
l.oOß>uJt«re* Manufactured Tobaooe-among
* them.Turrdn ft Tarbreugh
pui vp in 1881, and very choke;
10,000 pnundstooWwlVbssien,
18,800 choke WotidaClgars,
lOjSoo yards Oeorgia Osriaburg*,
I*ooo yards Georgia f heeuug,
5.000 pound* choice Sugars,
1,000 yards Adhesive Plaster,
Blufstonc, . __|
Spool Cotton, Army Shoes,
Misses' India Rubber Shoes,
fearl Buttons, Ac., &c» Ac.
l,*ee Fuperior Hate,
888 deren Spool Cotton,
250 pairs Ladic»* BooUnes,
2 cases Gent lemon's Boots
W. H. FOWLB, SONS ft CO.
Ooods received for this sale up to Monday, the
aofh instant. ja 20
By L. 11. Luck ft Co., Auctioneers,
(No. 80 Main street.)
\ir< .WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
*V for cash only, a large mi I general assort
ment of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI
TURE. We name, in r»rt,
1 INGRAIN CARPET,
WASHSTANDS, .
CABINETS,
WARDROBES,
BEDSTEADS and BEDDING,
BLANKETS,
t-OMFORTS, t * •
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
35 new heavy BLANKET*,
1 lot fine SILVERWARE (new),
SHUCK and COTTON MATTRESSES,
. COATS,
DRAWERS,
TINWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
2 Ladics*CLOTH CLOAKS,
HORSE BRUSHES,
SHOES,
RIFLES,
PISTOLS,
6 fine MAHOGANY CHAIRS.
_a__ L. H. LUCK ft CO.. Auctioni-cwr.
By Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioneers,
(corner of Ninth and Main streets.)
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION,
on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, tho 27th
instant, at 10 o'clock,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco %
25 barrels and cases Smoking Tobacco,
' 10 boxes llr-galia Cigars.
ALSO,
. GROCERIES,
EIQUORS,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Particulars in special notice on morning of sale.
Consignments-solici trd.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
ja 24 Auctioneers.
By Grubbs ft Williams, Auctioneen.
£A LU A BLE FARM OF THREE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
n FINE IMPROVEMENTS, AT POWHA
TAN STATION, ON THE DANVILLE ROAD;
ALSO, STOCK, CROPS, Ac, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.—On TUESDAY, January 31st, at 11 o'clock
A. M., we will scU, upon the premises, the FARM
formerly owned by Dr. R. N- Hudson, situated, as
above. It contains three hundred and seventy
acres—one hundred and seventy-five cleared, one
hundred in original growth, and the balance in se
cond growth pines.
The improvements are an excellent dwelling,
with nine rooms, including basement; large barn,
stable for fifteen horses, huge kitchen, three quar
ters, corn-crib, timobe-hou.se, ice-house and school
house ; aU of which are in good repair. There is
also a fine young orchard.
Thirty bushels of winter oats and sixteen bushels
of wheat have been seeded on the farm.
Possession of the greater part of the premises at
once, and of the whole within thirty days.
It is rarely that so desirable a farm is now offered
for sale, it being good land, with superior improve
ments, and located at a station on the railroad
which affords facilities for communication with
Richmond twice a day.
After the sale of the FARM, we will sell the
STOCK and CROPS thereon, consisting of
1 HORBE,
3 COWS,
3 HEIFERS,
CORN,
OATS,
HAY,
WHEAT and OAT STRAW,
FODDER,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, &c.
Tebms: At sale.
Purchaser to pay taxes for 1865. -
Persons wishing to attend the sale can take the
morning train at 7 A. M. and return in the evening
at 8. GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,
ja24 Auctioneers.
BRICK> DWELLING, AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
FOURTII AND L STREETS, AT AUCTION.—
On FRIDAY, 27th January, at 12 o'clock M , we
wiU sell, upon the premises, the DWELLING
located as above, and occupied by Mr. E. Brian.
It has four rooms, a kitchen with two rooms, well
of water, and a good garden attached. The-lot
fionts fifty-two feet, and runs back one hundred
and twenty-two feet to a wide alley. Immediate
possession will be given.
This property may be treated for privately be
fore the day of sale.
Tkbms :At sale. The purchaser to pay the taxes
for 1863. GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,
ja 24 Auctioneers.
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SAIsE OF ELEGANT CARPETS, FUR
NITURE, TABLEWARE, &c, Ac, AT AUC
TION.—On WEDNESDAY, the Ist of February,
at 11 o'clock A. M , we will sell, at the saloon over
the Express office, on Main, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, the following articles, vis:
1 splendid VELVET CARPET, about 100 yards;
1 splendid BRUSSELS CARTE l\ aboutl 25 yards;
PASSAGE and STAIR CARPET, about 150
yards;
An elegant polished oak SIDEBOARD ami
CHINA PRESS, with marble top;
CHAIRS, ' ~
OVAL TABLES,
5 rets heavily-plated CASTORS ; _
CHINA and GLASSWARE, consisting of
PLATE*!, - *
DISHES,
GOBLET'S,
TUMBLERS and WINE-GLASSES.
t KNIVES,
x V FORKS,
SPOONS.
TABLE LINEN;
A ! w 2?°£!S o - IlAlfOR ' «*»PWe;
A larjce BROILER,
f COKING-STOVE and FIXTURES,
1 barrel FLOUR,
TIN and ether Ac, ftc
ja 28 GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
fpRUSTKE*S SALK OF A BOUSE
JL&LIgEIJg JH^ >T>ox nm *> WEAR
HOWARD'S GROVE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-.
On MONDAY, the 88th of January, at 1 o'clock P.
M., we will Bsß, anon the preanaes, the HOUSE and
IA, ?» l tf , * U * 4, t? boim ' <wcu**«dby Mr.Bobannon
and edlemsv* Mr Arnold and others. It is a
frato*4>ou_*, With bmk basemen L has three rooms
snd aVßchw*. with s well in th! yard. Tb- K»t
ftonu JhkMsmn feat, tuns back en* hundred and
*»4X*WfcV.
Team: At sale.
By reawsfAaf R. M. Nmuo. Trustee. .
jag mj^s^ftWTUJAjgAuclinneers.
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... By O. W, WWHAnelkmaeT. '~■:
■ (Ms' lit Msi* umt)'' '* *.
TTtTILL BB SOLD AT AUOTIOH, ai
ff my store, THJ% MORNING (January **th),
at 10 o'clock, a lot of ■ * "
Hou*ehoM and Kitchen FURNITURE,
RIOvKS, •
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
• Ready-made CLOTHDX O,
BLAftKRTS, DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,SHOES and HATS,
Gold and Silver WATCHES,
JEWELRY, fte.
ja 28 O. W. WILLD3, Auctioneer.
■ i i ' —-———» I, f i ___—.
By Bonis, Sanderson ft Tabb, Auctioneers,
(No. 114 Mainjrtreet.)
TfTBWILL OFFER FOR BALB,AT
ff OUR AUCTION-HOUSE, No. Hi MAIN
STREET, on THURSDAY, the 26th instant,**
general assortment of GOODS, WARES and MER
CHANDISE, comprising
r WRAPPING PAPER,
COTTON YARNS,' • '
EMPTY BOTTLES,
A lot of second-hand TIN CANS,
1 very superior CORN CRUSHER,
YARN SOCKB,
And many other art-ties. ,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
BOOKS.
At 7 o'clock P. M. wo will offer a nice selection
of BOOKS. Those wishing to avail themselves ol
these opportunities will wr.d their consignments in
early. BOUIS, SANDERSON ft TABB,
ja 24 . Auctioneers.
By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
(No. 70 Main street)
SOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SCHOOL BOOKS, TOBACCO, &c, FOB
AT AUCTION.—On THURSDAY, the 26tb
instant, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, at my rtore, •
general assortment of FURNITURE, Ac, embracing
Mahogany Sofas, Cabinets,
Wardrobes, Washstands,
Dining and other Tables, Chairs,
Bcdstowas, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Blankets, Ac.
An excellent assortment of School Books and
Miscellaneous Woiks, -
A large quantity of prime Smoking Tobacco,
Envelopes, Writing Paper, Ac.
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves. *
WILL BE ADDED :
4 pairs splendid Satin Brocatellc Curtains,
1 set very rich Damaek*Bcd Curtains,
22 -Linen Bolsters and Pillow Cases,
20 Linen and Cotton Sheets, *a
42 Linen Covers for sofas and chairs,
1 very handsome Black Silk Velvet Cloak,
1 very handsome Black Silk Basquenc,
1 very handsome Flush Cloak,
. 1 Saratoga Trunk,
2 Bonnet Boxes,
1 set Silver-plated Waiters, Ice Pitcher and Gob
lets, .
Several Gold and Silver Watches,
1 Velvet Tapestry Carpet (17 feet by 17 feet),
1 Velvet Tapestry Bug.
ja 25 E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
•■" .■ « . . ■ ' .
By Tardy ft Williams, Auctioneers,
(Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond, Va. ]
A UCTION SALE, BY TARDY & WIL-
J\ LIAMS, CORNER OF CARY AND THIR
TEENTH STREETS.-On THURSDAY NEXT,
the 20th instant, commencing promptly at 11 o'clock,
we will offer at auction,
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco,
10 bales 7-8 Domestics,
10 bales Cotton Yarns, _,
5 bales Osnaburgs, * „
30 kegs Nails,
1.0 bags Black Popper,
5 boxes Tallow' Candles,
75 sacks Salt,
5 barrels Lampblack, and other articles.
Consignments for die sale solicited.
T. W. Kkkskk, Auctioneer. ja 23
By James M. Taylor, Auctioneer.
TWO LARGE STABLES AND A
LARGE VACANT LOT,ON EIGHTEENTH
STREET, FOR LEASE AT AUCTION.—WiII b<
leased out at auction, for one year or more, on
THURSDAY, the 26th instant, on the premises, at
12 o'clock M., the two large STABLES recently oc
cupied by Mr. Roach, situated on the north side ol
Eighteenth, between Grace and Franklin streets
and the vacant LOT adjoining, fronting on" Eigh
teenth street about one hundred and fifty feet,
ja 23 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM Ol
FIFTY-SEVEN AND A HALF ACRES,
WITH FRAME DWELLING AND OTUEII
BUILDINGS, THREE AND A HALF MILE*
BELOW RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEWMAR
KET ROAD, FDR SALE PRIVATELY.—W«
offer sale, privately, the above-described FARM, ad
joining the binds of George D. Pleasants and others
and near the farms of George Turner .and Thomai
L. Pleasants. About forty-five acres are cleared anc
in good condition, fifteen of which are now set ii
clover and herdsgrass, and about twelve are in gooc
fire-wood. The dwelling is a frame one, nearlj
new, with five looms, shaded by a magnificent oak
There are also a kitchen, smoke-house and stable
a well of good water in the yard, and-a younf
orchird. It is weU adapted for a market garden
Price, $26,509.
Apply to GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,
ja 25—3t _• Auctioneers.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE.—We offer at private sale one a
beautiful LOTS attached to the cottage for
merry owned by Mr. W. F. Ritchie, on Ninth, new
Leigh street.- It fronts thirty feet, and runs bad
one hundred and thirty feet to an alley twenty fee
wide, and has upon it some fine shade tree* and
choice shrubbery. -
This is decidedly the most desirable Lot in tin
city new in the uurket, and. should attract the at
tention of those seeking choice property.
For terms, apply to
GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,
ja2s— 34 Auctioneers.
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tTHE LADIES.
DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED,
yards CALICOES,
2,080 yards MOUSLTN DELAINES,
1980 yards JACONET LAWNS, .
108 yards BLACK and WHITE ORGANDIES
MO yards FANCY FLANNELS,
300 yards BLACK and WHITE CALICOES,
OINGHAMS, LINEN HANDKER
CHIEFS, .
ALPACAS, HEMSnTCHED wawyjwjrn*
STRIPED DOMESTICS,
LINEN HUCKARACK TOWELLING,
PLAID MUBlJNß,verynioa;
FTNB LINEN,
ate, wßnlwnlsauiratoß, by W.R.POLK,
«-to IP MaJsrftreet.
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JUL IsTTURE AT be said, at
"rmld*aea_af Mr.,B. ***,«*•». *n Mate, be
tween Srrenth and Eighth streets, on TUESDAY
MOaNTNO, the n
o'clock, a variety of HOUSEHOLD ARD KITCHEN
FURRTTURE, embracing, in pa*t,U»e sMlowing:
1 Fine Marbls-topChamber Set, in complete order;
Mahogany and Centre Tables,
Cane-Seat Chairs and Rockers,
1 flnt French Mirror,
Bedsteads and Mattvesses,
Osk Dining-room Furniture, made to order; ..
A choice end a*l*et|«a*rtiaeut of French China,
Fine Cut Glassware,
1 superb French Tea Set (forty-two pieces),
18 square yard* of splendid Oil-CkKh, in good order;
And numerous other articles, including one
splendid No. 9 Cooking-Stove.
ja 23 T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
ANEW FRAMED HOUSE, ON
BROAD, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
BNTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.— Wtfl be sold, on MONDAY EVENING,
at 4 o'clock, on the premises, a new FRAMED
HOUSE, twenty-two feet front, running back thirty
feet, situated on Broad street, between Sixth and
Seventh. The location is a good one for any kind
of fancy, dry goods or shoe business, and the house
handsomely gotten up.
Texas: At sale.
ja2s THOB. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
By Williamson ft Co., Auctioneers,
(No. 1115 Main street.)'
FINE FURNITURE,
GLASS AND CHTNAWARE,
CARPETS, *
MIRRORS,
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, fte.,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 27th instant, commencing at
10 o'clock A. M., -we will sell at our salesrooms, No.
193 Main street, an assortment of FINE FUR
NITURE, Ac, consisting of the following and other
articles i- '"> ,_.
French, Jenny Linn and Cottage Bedsteads;
Marble-top Cabinet',
Marble-top Parlor, Dining and other Tables;
Mahogany Wardrobes,
Palor, Cane-Scat and other Chairs;
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Quilts, t
Blankets,
Bolsters,
Pillows,
Mirrors,
. Pictures,
Window Curtains,
Carpets
Glass and Chinaware,
Fine Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles,
.Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves;
Trunks,
Boots and Shoes,
1 chest or Tools, Ac, Ac.
ALSO,
Will be sold, at 12 o'clock precisely, one Horse.
ja 25 WILLIAMSON ft CO., Auctioneers.
By Redwood, Phillips ft Co., Auctioneers,
No. 51 Main street.
WE WILL "SEEL, ON FRIDAY
NEXT, at 10 o'clock, an assortment of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
embracing, in part,
1 very good PIANO,
1 FEATHER BED,
BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES,
1 PRESB,
1 MIRROR,
1 SUGAR MILL,
TABLES, CHAIR*,
Fine CLOTH COATS,
FURS, BONNETS,
DRESSES, NEEDLES.
BLANKETS, CLOTHING,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
JEWELRY, WATCHES, Ac.
Consignments solicited, and received until morn
ing of sale. RED WOOD, PHILLIPS ft CO ,
ja 25 Auctioneers.
By Davenport ft Co., Stock Auctioneers,
(Office corner.pf Cary and Thirteenth streets.)
ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th, at 12
o'clock M., we will offer for sale, at our office,
comer of Thirteenth and Cary streets, the following
STOCKS, Ac.:
850,000 North Carolina 6 per cent. Coupon
Bonds,
15,000 Virginia Sixes, long dates;
100 shares Bank of the Commonwealth
Stock,
„ 550 Gold Coin,
3,000 Bank Notes,
£100 Sterling Bills,
50 Sterling Bills,
30 Sterling Bills,
500 Sterling Bills,
$100,000 Confederate Securities.
ADDITIONAL.
25 shares Bank Richmond Stock,
100 shares Merchants* Insurance Com
pany, ; ,
100 shares Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany,
120 V.rginia Fir* and Marine Insurance
Company, -
3,000 Montgomery Coupon Bonds.
ALSO,
400 shares Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Btock.
ALSO,
30 shares Bank of Virginia Stock,
30 shares Richmond Glsss Stock,
3 shares Union Manufacturing Com
pany Stock,
10 shares Traders' Bank Stock,
» $30,000 Seven-thirty Notes,
25,000 Eight per cent. North Carolina Cou
pon Bonds,
20,000 Bix per cent. Amelia County Coupon
•Bonds,five years;
5,008 Virginia Stale Stock (new),
and such other stocks and bonds as may be brought
in before the day of sate.
ja26 DAVENPORT ft CO., Auctioneers.
By James M. Taylor, Auctioneer.
TWO VACANT LOTS. IN PORT
MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiR
bo sold, on MONDAY, 23d iastaat, oa the premises,
at 12 o'doek M., two VACANT LOTS, in Pdrt
Mayo, situated on the south side of Sixth street—
lots nine and ten in the plan of Port Ma jo. The
lots front on Sixth street thirty-seven and a half
feet each, and run back one hundred feet, and ad
join the property of Mr. Timothy Kearse.
, Teams : Made known on the day of sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
In consequence of the rain, tb* above solo ii
postponed until FRIDAY, the 27th of January, at
12 JAMES M. TAYLOR,
J*« M ' - ■ Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BRICK
jhsfaOMaaa^^
Wfll to aoM on MOBTsAY, the 30th day of Ja-
TF* 7 * 1 *&*£*«?-&£* "I**** M- that valua
ble private RESIDENCE oa tl* nssthskle of Bread
steeet, between"Twelfth andFeurtesuthstre^nd
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to holaers snd owners of SIX PER ORNrjION
NESS. Issued under the fenrtrsnth section of tto
act of February lt t 1884* tlmß MRvs*eA due ot
the same to Ist January. 1883, will be l*W upor
presentation of the bon* a* «»»«»>• Jfft« _*
January to the Treasurer, Assistont Treasure)
SecrMary of Treasury.
Treasurer atßteteaond, Virginia- .
AsMstantTreasurema3faa*lestonandMm^
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, Nortl
Carolina. , : _ ..
Depositaties at Charleston and Columbia, Soutl
Carolina. t
Depositories at Savannah and Augusta, aeorgia*
Depositaries at Florida, and Mont
gomery, Alabama.
Depotdtorres at Columbus Missisrfppi, snd If, >us
ton and ManduOl, Texas. Ja 6-3towtiA
rVTOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN
IW BBS OF FOUR PRlt CENT. RKGISTEREI.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACf OF FEBRUARs
17,1864.—Notice is hereby given to holders and
owneri of four per cent, registered bonds, issued
under act of February 17,1884, that tbcinterest dm
on the same to Ist January, 1865, will be paid upon
presentation of the bond*, at any time after 1»1
proximo, to the 'Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer** «
Fay Depositaries named below. It is impracticable
to prepare schedules for the payment of interest oa
these bonds, as the number and amount of those
surrendered in payment of taxes, have net been yei
ascertained. G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasuiy. •
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia. <
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, North
Carolina. *
Depositaries at Charleston and Columbia, South
Carolina.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Depositaries at Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont
gomery, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Hous
ten and Marshall, Texas. de 16—eod2m
TUKASVRV DsVAaTMENT, J
Richmond, Va., November 28, 1864. )
rVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
JLI HOLDERS AND OWNKRS OF CERTIFI
CATES OF STOCK AND COUPON BONDS, iwaicd
under the act of August 19, 1861, redeemable altoi
the Ist day of January, 1865, t6 present the same
for payment on the SECOND DAY OF JANUARY
NEXT, or at any timo thereafter, to the Treafurci
of the Confederate States, one of the Assistant
Treasurers of the Confederate States, or a Pay De
positary of tho Confederate States, funds having
been placed in the bunds of said agents fur the pur
pose of redeeming such stock and coupon bonds.—
No interest adl be allowed on such* stock and cou
pon bonds after January Ist, 1865.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
de7—cod2m . Secretary of Treasury.
Tbkasukt Department, \
CoxrsoBRATS Statks or AnsaicA, >
Rtcnxoxn, November 28. 1564. ;
rpHE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OP
I COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OS
STOCK issued under the act of August 19th, 18U1,
redeemable after the Ist days of January and July,
1864, are hereby notified- to present the same Tot
payment to the Treasurer, one of the Assi.stanl
Treasurers, or a Pay Depositary of the Confederate
States, funds having been placed in the hands o!
those officersfor the purpose of redeeming said bond!
and stock. No interest will be allowed thereon aftei
January Ist, 1865. G. A. TRENHOLM,
de 7—eod2m Secretary of Treasury.
as —-— ■ '' asi •■«■.»•■■
WARNING TO TAX PAYERS.
1. An to Spetijie Tares. —Ambrotypists,
apothe'e mes, auctioneers, bakers, bankers, billiard
room keepers, bowling-alley keepers, brtwers, bro
kers, butchers, carters, cattle brokers, circus exhib
itors, commercial brokers, commission merchants,
confectioners, dagucrreotypists, dentists, distillers,
draymen, eating-house keepers, inn-keepers, jug*
tiers, lawyers, livery-stable keepers, pawn bro
ers, pedlars, photographers (which denomina
tion include* all who make for rale pictures of any
kind on glass, metal, paper, or other material, by the
action of light); physicians, surgeons, tobacconists,
and (in general) all dealers, by wholesale or by re
tail, in liquors or marry other things, arc required by
law to register their respective occupations or call
ings and pay the prescribed specific tax thereon at
the commencement of every A. D., to wit: On the
Ist day of January in each year, no matter how
shortly before they may have registered in a pre
ceding year, or within such further, time as i.s al
lowed by the Tax Commissioner, unless the busi
ness itself be commenced after such time is elapsed;
in which* case the registry must be made and the
pecific tex paid at the time of beginning busi
ness. In my district, the tune first appointed lor
this year has been (at my request, for what ap
peared sufficient reason,) enlarge 1 by the lax Com
missioner, so tbat any person not yet registered for
1865 may s'.ill register and pay the specific tax in
g.»od time before or on the Ist day of February n* xt,
but not afterwards, save only where the business
itself is commenced alter that period. The penalty
which the statute (not a mere departmental regula
tion) imposes is a doubling of the tux for the iirst
failure, with a like accumulation for every thirty
days of continued failure.
2. As to Taxes on Quarterly Sajes or Receipts. —
The tin.c prescribed for making returns of such
sales and receipts of the quarter ended 31st Decem
ber, 1861, has been, iv my district, (in Uke uwfn
ner,) enlarged by the Tax Commissioner so that
such returns may be made to an assessor before or
on the Ist day of February next, but not after
wards. In, case of failure hereirr*fhc -statute re
quires. the whole tax on the quarter's sales or re
ceipts to be doubled Alter the returns have been
made and the taxes have been assessed thereon, the
latter may be paid at any time before the 10th of
that month (February); that ia to say, before or
on, but not after, the 9£h of the said month. The
statutory penalty for failure in this also is a doubling
of the whole tax on the sales or receipts.
No further extension of timo will, I believe, be
granted with reference to the taxes above-men
tioned. The registries, returns and payments are
to be made In the district where the business is car
ried on. My district comprises all that part of Rich
mond city which lies between Sixth and Fouiteenth
streets. Offices for receiving returns and payments
and maßjm registries are at the southeast cornet
of Main andSerenth atreete.
8. Ante Tares oh Inromtt and Salaries of 1884.
The time is new come for making return-* of them,
which should be done in the districts wherein the
tax-paj era rewsicti rely reside.
• WM. GREEN, District Collector,
ja 25—RRhFeb ElervnUi Vnginia Patriot.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEBS.-AU per-
Xv sons engaged in any kind of business required
by law to be registered, must call at my office 4Ko.
H Main street) and register the same witdun twenty
days and pay the specific tan thereon. And ail
persons liable to pay taxes on sales or receipts fei
toe quarter of the year ending Deceaaber 81,1884,
are required to mako rcturtfaof said sales or re
eetpteiooncof the assessors of this (Tenth) dis
trict | one of whom can always be foand dunni
oSkc hours (9A.M.tiU3P.k.) in my nfamv-!
And in case of failure to comply withtbc-noAiisi.
Rons above within the time leejairedlbylSrTt
JT *;
Troth Dteteict Collactorimm^nia.ln'sSk
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TaxAsunt Da*saruaar, \
Q*UlEncoats Statu or Auraics, I
Richmond, August 8,1884. I
CFRTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
BIARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
IRTERE&T AND FREE FROM
ihe fourteenth •cetion of the act to reduce the cur
rency, approved February 17,1864, the Secretary of
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above certi
acates, payable two years after the ratification af a
treaty of pcacn with the United Btutea. They caa
aot be sold, but are only to be .issued to sure credi
tors of the Government as are willing to receive the l
samcin payment ot their demands. Ttc-y mud also
be given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention of puirchafing ugents and disburs
ing officers of the Government is called to tins class
of public securities as offering peculiar advantage*
to those from whom the supplies of the Government
are bought; and to facilitate the use of them, checks
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depositaries
Gilding these funds, and marked across the face
"payable in certificates of indebtedness," will be
paid in conformity therewith.
Depositories are- hereby authorised" and required
to comply with this regulation, and to make appli
cation to the Remitter for supplies of certificates as
required. [Signed] G. A. TRENHOLM,
j t 2—ts Secretary of Treasury.
Tacasvav DaraaTUxiiT, \
CoNSKOKRATS ST ATM OF AUBBICA, >
Richmond, Va, August 26,1964. J
OVULATIONS FOR CARRYING
PL INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONOR BBS
APPROVED. JUNE 13, 1*64, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY 16, 1961, TO EX*
CHANGE TTIE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS.-
Parties owning registered eight per cent, bondi
under the act of May 16,1801, desiring to exchasgi
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, in tin
manner pointed out in the .printed endorsement os
the back of the certificate, to the " Confederal*
States of America, in exchange for coupon bcnaV
and cause them to be presented to the Jtegis-ter of
the Treasury Department, who" wRI tjspvupcin, is
compliance with the provislpnanf tJh* act of June ,
18,1864, issue coupon bonds ror the amount spccuuxl
, In the registered bonds so assigned.
G. A. TRENTIOLM,
j t 2—'in Secretary of the Treasury.
TaxAsvnr Dsfautment, \
CoNrxoxxATS Btatks or Am van a, >
RicnuoMn, October 12,1864. J
rVfON-TAXABLE BONDS, FIVE-
1 1 HUNDRED-MILLION LOAN.—SALE CON
TINUED.—Numerous application" havicg teen
made for bondsat the established price- of one hun
dred and thirty-five dollars and interest, under cir
cumstances that entitle them to favorable cor.sickr
ation, it has been determined to continue the sals
ai the above price until further notice.
Agents for tho sale of these Bonds are instructed"
to act in accordance with, this order; and the atten
tion of disbursing officcrsof the Government is par
ticularly called to it. G. A. TRENHOLM,
jp.2—ts Secretary of the Treasury.
i Tbjusc&t Dkpaktvknt, \
Coufkorratk States or Axkbica. I
T OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
ii FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER TUB
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE -CURRENCY
LAW.—Deposits on call will be received by til
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers X
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depositaries st
Wilmingtqn, Raleigh, Columbia, Anmste, gavar.
cah and Montgomery, and certificates watt-fee
for the same, bearing interest at thoratepf four per
aent. per annum, and secured, by f|»e-n«potLetatiuß
of an amount of the above bonds, equal to the sum
of these loan». The bonds to lie at* apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, whftn!**w» appflVd ex
clusively to the payment of the saideartulva'.ts.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to fhe public generally,
by this mode of temporary investment, and ♦'• <t
fect of the measure, if generally adopu-d, iii s< •r
--ing the currency within moderate bounds, it i« i."f" d
will Commend it to the favorable coasiderat< on of ths
community and secure their prompt co-operstion a
carrying i tints effect. G. A. TRENHOLM,
ja 2—ts Sscretary ot the Treay-jry.
TaSAsea? Dbpartmkkt, ) i
ConrxnaaAT* Statm or Ansaics, / I
1 Richmond, July 28,1864. ) 1
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.—In o? 1
der to promote, as Sir as practicable, the ear]
uauiiatien by the Treasury of the OUTS'rANPJNi
TAXED ROTES, the Trooeurer, Assistant Treaw
rer, and Pay Depositaries in the diffirrent States, n*
hereby authorised to receive the said notes, e*c*j«
the 4108 notes, at r«| per centum, on depo.it. isw
ing for same certtne-ates of loan, upon byr«''li<*•*• i
tionof non-taxable bonds. The saidcertiß.*-e»ts i
b* payable on demand after theexpnaticn of luietf *
: .lays. • j
i And all agents for the «»le of the abots l-oc«'» srs
hereby authorised to receive the texed mtb
titeexeeption above named, in payuent of boaas,
i when sold, sA tb*rat*of #8] per centum.
<f. A. TRENHOLM,
! »*■»** -•-. Seeeetory of ttoTreasutf__
TaXAftVBT DxrASTME-NT, •
OoniwaanArn Srxrxs or Auxska, )
R»rp»>r9J»n, December 1, l»4. J
SRTBN-TiltBTY
NGTES.-In rmr-u%«cs of an act ofiVngrfsj.
apeanredNovember2*. 1854, entitled "An at* to
■snh'iriM the Rranv7 * ltheTreasury to exebarge |
coupon bond sf">? wren-thirty treasury aotcs. b«va«
ess of notes »«?* hereby notified that alter th*
aayaaent. of H*. annual interest due thereon on «_»
Srst day of January, JA6S. Upon_fvesrntaiMja of tte
[ Jame.tLaTraswrer, Aseistant Treasurers and Is*
Depositories (ailealrnstel st foot) will i*uc ttrw
Soates wbhh W»« oafiUe th) baiters **
ceufton bonds nafsbts ftirtv y* un *d*x £rsia»T
of JanMuy, WS3. b>triag lit pjr v*r& ink*** f __!
the saM tt-i of JanuAfy, M>, a.y tble »«_«•_*
days of Jahoary mi Jolj in eae* rear, fb* D«s
•aver, Assistant Treasoron aed Dopositerie* em
■sake wuetdy repostoto the Refßter -Jt\v !>«"_;
of such rawtiSeatea Issued at tbetr udtoee, wb< ivapm
bonds nIR be sent forward in totiafaetkfli >'
The notes will be eaneejted in Stent**' iaann< i * «»
forwasded to ihe Fwat tor. . „.,._,
O A. TRENHI'LM,
Ssereiiry of Tiva«wrf>
Tr*a«urer oamis.
»nl 3»*d*__-.
as Rateigh and W iteeir gtoa, iiv * r-*#:
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