3&spomfr IJbffcfrj*."\u25a0ATTJRDAY MORNING JANUARY It, 1M».

lUesf Wantr*).?The tittfcwd rrnr'-et price will b;«$>aid atmis orricr for all kir.i* of clkaxcottonAnd ua«N raos, in Urjrw or small Quantities,

! THE DISpATCTT COUNTfNO-ROOM HAS"'HEEN REMOVED TO Tin: kobtiieast coll-imator THIRTEENTH AKD MATS STItKKTS"(\u25a0ftaifa-saalhhaijl immediately oitositeTHE OLD STAND.

LOCAL MATTERS.Arrested roit Disloyalty.?William

: Gunn, Lewis Warner, David Childress,and Mrs. Ann Pcrrin, were arrested yes-terday by the Confederate States detec-

-1 tarns, and committed to Castle Thunder,on the charge of aiding and abetting inthe escape to the Yankees of Sarah, aulavo of Mrs. Mayo, and another slavewoman. Upon li turn's arrest, he con-fessed that himself a-nd CJhildress hadcarried off two servants, and also ad-mitted that theyhad been paid a consi-deration for so"doing; that Mrs. l'errin,at whose house Childress resides, hadreceived six silver table spoons fromMrs. Mayo's girl, and that Mrs. AnnPcrrin had gotten himself and Childresstocarry Sarah off Subsequently to herarrest Mrs. Pcrrin admitted that shehad received the spoons and a silk dressfrom the two servant girls who had beenarrested.

Mrs. Mayo, upon been informed of thearrest of theparties and recovery of thegoods, fully identified the spoons as herproperty.

Robdery.?On Thursday morning, Mr,Samuel Drinkard, who had just arrivedin the city on the Danville train, loft atthe depot here a box containing upwardsof five thousand dollars1worth ofcoun-try produce, while lie proceeded to thehouse of a relative in the upper end ofthe city to get his breakfast. When hereturned to the depot, although he hadnotbeen absent more than two hours,the box Cnd contents were gone. Uponinquiry, he ascertained that, soon afterhe left the train, the box was called forby some unknown person, who repre-sented that lie had been authorized byMr. Drinkard to take it awa}*. No suchauthority had been given, nor has any-thing been heard of the box since.

A Dry Goods T'hef.?James E Ro-binson, a young white man, dressed insoldiers' clothes, wearing an ample mili-tary overcoat, was arrested yesterdayafternoon and committed to the upperstation-house by Chief-of Police Reuben

#T. Seal and ofticer Griflin on the chargeof stealing two pieces of dry goods,valued at nine hundred dollars, the pro-perty of Chiles & Chenery. The ac~.cused, it is said, had visited the samestore twice before in the morning; but,his conduct' exciting suspicion on the

visit, preparations having pre-viously been made for his arrest, he wasarrested by the officers above named.?Enveloped under his overcoatwere foundthe goods above mentioned. Robinsonis the same person who was admitted tobail by the Mayor, a few days since, toanswer indictment by the Grand Jury,of\u2666.he Hustings Court for" the offence ofstealing a piece of cassimere from Messrs."Beers & Spillman. The mode of stealing the goodsfrom Chiles <fc Chenery wasidentically the same as that practicedupon Beers & Spillman?that is, but-toning up his plunder under an over-coat, while the attention of the occu-pants of the store was turned in an-other direction. An investigation willtake place before the Mayor this morn-ing. '

?Police Ahrests.?The civil police

made the following arrests yesterday:Mason, a slave of Madison Macon,

charged with stealing q trunk and cloth-ing from the room of Captain T. M.Semmes.

John McDonald, charged with mis-conduct a id resisting the noliee in dis-chargCTof their duty.

Wat, jjlavc of John Taylor, chargedwith stealing a goose. In this case J«s-lice Chandler ordered the accused thirty-nine lashes and set him free.

The other parties were held lor exanimation before the Mayor this morn 'ing. *

Mayor's Coikt.?Very little businesswas disposed of yesterday. We appendthe following summary:

William Hill, charged with breaking awindow glass at the Old Dominion Jn-s urancc oflice, and resisting the watch-men in the discharge of their duty, was? remanded for indictment by the HustingsCourt Grand Jury.

Andrew, slave of William White, thenegro arrested on Thursday upon thecharge of attempting to pass a spuriousone dollar coin on Isaac Jacobs, wasdischarged.

X*jJcontinued case of Sylvan JerrawNoah D. mid, charged with ftloni-y asaaulttng and robbing, by forceviolence, David Carrie, of a goldA and chair, of th* value of *2 000further postponed till, the 17th in-L C!k Til b<Lrec <>»ected by ourera that Mr. Carrie was knockedI by these men about half-past nineo cock ou the night of the OuHn.Unt(near the corner of Main and Nineteenthwatch stolen from#.^_l_-??#rciial, iawolrinS th« identi-ty of nerroea gupposed to be runaways,'ttornmtf* entertainment j

MISSING.In the cool «weot hush of a wooded nook,WhorTthe M»y buds sprinkle the greenoldAndihTwmds, and the birls, and the limpid

MurSSrt«r dream? with a drowsy sound;?a-*,.h_ _» ?-??> i i the plushy mos*.WtthbSSe chert pressed on a breery pillow,cJachcd[where the ugh* and the shadows etosa

Throuflbthe tlkkcring *m*m of tho willow,Wb i li«*i "?**«

So stilt, so dbiO, in tIM wbttaattei grass!. :«..__ ~ ~ ;- *X- Zou:ivo dress,A SbrSS-SrS ntan, sth b.s lip* apart,Oiu, band t.gown t m pulselees heart,t; I*Kn^shadowafcoolanddim.With-Jcarehjss grace in his quiet limbs,

A wound, a-M.Whence lhe warm blood dap on the quiet grass.

Ike violet- saaf from their dusky beds,wih atearful dew in then greatpure eyes ;The "lie- quiw their shining heads,

''\u25a0 , .1. ins hill of sad surprise ;.. frt! i- «rd darts through the glisteningfern,AYr 1 rustle- the branches hoary;ast i ii- 1 By out, with * cry, to bathe

glory;While theshadowspass

' O'er the quiet 1-Ofl sad the doWV gra.ss.

G, ?:,? .i , bride who waits athome,Wittket uly - ****?«\u25a0* her violet t yes,

Dre lining -be sweat oW dream oJ love,While her loveri- walking in Paradise ;

G <i strengthen her heart as the day.- fro by,2nd the long dreary nights of her nail i»lluw ;

No bird, nor moon, nor irtiiapering windv i* breathe the tale of the hollow ;3 Alsalalaa!

The secret is safe with the woodland pra^s.

NOT MINE, PUT THINEThy way, net mine, O Lord,

However dark it he,0, lead mc by thine own lighthand,

Choose cut the path for me.Sm<»>lh let it be, or rough,

It will be still the bast;Winding or straight, itmatters not,

It 1.-ids me to thy rest.I dare not choose my lot,I wouldnot il* I might;

Bat choose thou for mc, O, my God,So I fehaH walk aright.

Tlic Kingdom that I seekI - Thine; so let the way

That leads to it, O Lord, be Thine,Lise Imust sorely stray.

Choose Thou for me my fiiends,I\ly sickness or my health ;

Choose Thou my joysand cans far mo,My pjverty or wealth.

Not mine, not mine, the choice,In things or great or small;

He. Then my Guide, myCuard, my Strength,My Wisdom, and my All!

Hood's Le«s.?Coafcdi rate ingenuity is never.ita loss. The head an I trunkof aman deprivedofoneorrn.;rc limbs v.-nl furnish thewisdom and aiderefaperfectHercules. The" means of aetivityweanbe acquired by art. A regular service has heen or-ganized 'n the Confederacy lor the supply Loin themoatskillful makers in Europe of art hijeial limbsand members, equipped with all the most cunningc aitrivanees that modern ingenuity has devised torender them effectivesubstitutesforliving bone andmuscle. In the early part of hist year an eminentstaffsurgeon in theConfederatearmywasdispatch* dtoLondon, and tookuphis quarters in the neigh-borhood of s skilled artist. Hecame provided withmodels of the truncated members of a number ofConfederate olhYers, spent several weeks in superin-tending the manufacture of a number, of ann<, legs,hands, &c., which were supplied in sets of two orthica? each, that, amidst the perils of blockade-run-ning, one at least should reach its destination insafety. On one particular specimen of ingenuityparticular cave was bestowed, and the surgeon tookehargeof it himself, sewing it up in awaterproofcasing, that itmight survive the cjiance* of beingthrow overboard to be rescued from the clutches ofFederal chasers. This was the identical limb?an" Anglosy leg," asit is called?which .enabled Gen-eral Hood to take active f-ervice again, and assumethe command of the unity at j-tlanta.?L'/iirinnlinhx.

The Rev. J. T. Gardner, a missionary in Tliipert"?Liml, aives the following word of eighteen syllablesus an illustration of tbe peculiarity ofthe Indianlanguage : " Kegiuveebeiib)>etowkcsinnemeet< so-oinennawawan."?"l will dine with you."? Mo-bile Adrertisrr. ]

Tbe following syllables in English will bo foundvery goodas an answer?"notiliknowit."

G«>nernl D. 11. Hill arrived in Charleston on tbeIst, toreport to General BeaareganL Loth leftonMonday ona special traio for Montgomery, fromwhence tiicy will coiuiuuniiate with General Hood.

CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1^65.I*i £ H;33 h **!\u25a0 i Ijp git h Hhe «>

:I: :' r' J; "* : * : HJan. I 2' 3 4 ; 0! 7 July! | j N - M8 910U1 12h3 U ! 2- Si 4". 5 6 J 8la Hi 1718J1S 20 21 j !> 10{ttjl2il3 14 15v223 24*25|2? 27 28 10 17 18 lit 20 2!! ->->

2di3o31 i ? as; 24 2x;2<)?. -'-i -- ' Iso'31 : IFeb. : 1 2j3 4 i-;---'5Q 7 8 sjlOU Aug.; LI 2 3 IJSiyi3 14 15 10:1718 6 r; V «) 10 11*1313 20 21,22 23 24 25 j 13J14 ISlffi 17 18 I<l2«i27 :2f.j j , 20 21 2223>24 25i26ji v | pfecß-- L

M'ch I l| 2[B! 4 iSep'rj I" Il ii 25, 6] 7 8 <jlo 11 | .31 1 5J 6 7 B*912 13 li[lsl6'lT 18 I lOjll 12 13-14 IsW19]20]2IJ2JJ 23*24 25 ! |l 7IS 119J20 21 22 232ej27!28!_9 30.31 I bi!_s 26*27 28 2930April j ! | I | i outv! Ij 2UTS 5 0 7

-\u25a0 '\u25a0 [l \u25a0'?; $ ?i 8 j 8 0 lOIIrISIUM151«17|6T9 20 21[6K 18 10 20,122 !^2:j;jr^2«; :27 28=3.24 2i 26j27,2rt;29 2980 31 , I? » 111 !i r: ~ -F-M ------ hr _

!i^ov- i I *]» i"?J : L2; ;;> 4< ?ti , fi i; 7; oi 9»IOll* 8] 9|loTll{l2 13 12 13 IN, lo'iv ta14 lojlG 17J131920 I020J21 22 *&21_S2i;22_3f4f25,'20.27 20 27i28&}'3028'29|30!31 I !?___: __S-UJ-L.- !Dec ?j: ,i"mnel If 1 1. M2: 3 i 3 4 5 o 7 s 9ll[l2l3h| IS;WiJ ! '17 Is! l-l» 5315 19 2<i 21i22 23 24;! 24 24U"1 '7.28,29 3012.)2*i27 2S2:iSQ I; ,:j| | |

)li. PAYNE & CO., Commission H«e>ehauts andDealers in Imported Wines, Li-quors, &c, fio. US Broad street.Pure old live Whiskov,Pure old MaltWhiskey (Scotch).Pur«o!dJrbdiWliiskev,Pure old French Brandy,Pare old Apple Brandy,Pure old Tom Gin, " *Chiimpii£iie Wine,Claret Wine,Sherry Wine,Madeira Wine,Domestic- Wine,Blackberry Wine,Edinburg Ale (Jclfries's),Gripe Vinegar,Tomato Catsup,English MubLui'd,Pickles, .Banliiiea.Tuiiet Soaps,Tooth Bi-ushta,Combs Sc-taoia,lvn Knives,Peaeil?, Paper, Envelopes, dtc.Briar-root Pipes,TobaccoPouches (rnbher),Mason's Blacking,

'DittCkinjf Brushes,Horse Brashes. 4al7?lm

SARRIAGE FOR .SALE?MORSEHrWi?*r* ,, .,!| *ilfnt lAMILYTAR-in in, ££,!_!_ heouthoroiifilyrepaiml an* pot

IBM PAT.By Edling ft Co., Auctioneers,

(No. _>"»2 Main street.)

TiTR WILL BELL, AT 10 O'CLOCKW THIS (Saturday) MORNING, January 14,

1863. s4 theMesasLet, .7 veryfine HORSES,1 Double-HorserocKAWAY,1 Si'l-ie-Il..rse. ROCKAWAY,1 splendid SPRtMO WAGON,1 TOP BUGGY,1 McLELLAN SADDLE and BRIDLE,

jali? lt» EDLING te CO., Auctioneers.

By Redwood,Phillips & Cc , Auctioneers,(No. oi Main street.)

WE WILL BELL, at tho Uorsc Lot,THIS (Saturday) MORNING,at 10 o'clock,Sever.il sad lie and woik HORSES,

1 pood BUGGY and HARNESS,1 double BUGGY, now.

ALSO,About 508 feet of I'LANK.

jail I{E DWOOD, PHILLIPS k CO.

By L. 11. liitck te Co., Auctioneers,(No. 66 Main street.)

?\\7-E WILL BELL, THISMOBHING,\V at Wo'clock, at the Horse Lot,Severalgood PARM HORSES.

ALSO,3 young HOUSES, suitable for caialry use;2 FTJRNrnJRB WAGONS,Lot ol" HARNESS, ice.

L. H.LUCK*COT;ia 11 No. SB Main street.

By G. W. Willis, Auctioneer,(No. 63 Mainstreet.)

WILL RE BOLD AT AUCTION, ATmy store,SATURDAY, at W o'clock, a lot

of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,STOVES, ,CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,READY-MADE CLOTHING,BLANKETS,SHOES,HATS, DRY GOODS,&c.GOLDand SILVER WATCHES,JEWELRY, &c.

ja 13 G. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.

OFFICIAL.Tanasvav IH:p.\ijtmknt, \

OoKFunsavrv. States or Ameuica, |Richmond, January 2, LSii/i. ;

TbTOTICB TO HOLDERS AND OWN-JLI ERS OF SIX PER CENT. NON-TAXABLECERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, ISSUEDUNDERTHE FOURTEENTH SECTION OF ACTOF FEBRUARY 17, lsoi.* -Notice is hereby givento holders and owners <>t" SIX PER <ENT. NON-TAXABLE CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED-NESS, issued under the fourteenth section of theai : of February 17, IS6I, that the interest due onthesame t.> Ist January, ISSb, will be paid uponpresentation of the bonds at any time after Ut.January to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasureror FayDepositaries named below.

m O. A TRENHOLM,Secretary of Treasury.

Treasurer atRichmond, Virginia.Assistant Treasurers at Charlestonand Mobile.Depositaries atRaleigh and Wilmington, North

Carolina.lhpositaiies at Charleston and Columbia, SouthCarolina. a)

Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.Depositaries at Tallahassee, Floi Ida, and Mont-

gomery, Alabama.Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi,endHous-

tonand Marshall, Texas. ja 6?Stawfan?VTOTICK TO HOLDERS AND OWN-JA ERS OF FOUR PER CENT. REGISTEREDBONDS, ISSUED UNDER ACT 01-' FEBRUARY17, 18W.?Notice is hereby given to holders andowners of four per cent, registered bonds, issuedunder act of February 17, lSol, thattbeinterestdueon the same to 1.-t January, ISbO, will Le paid uponpresentation of the bonds, at any time alter Istproximo, to the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers orPay Depositariesnamed below, lt is impracticableto prepare schedules for the payment of interest outhese boil Is, as the number aiad amount of thosesurrenderedin payment of taxes have not been yes*ascertained. G. A. TRENHOLM,

Secretary ol Treasury.Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.Depositaries at Raleigh and "Wilmington, North

Carolina.Depositaries at Charleston and Columbia, SouthCarolina.I), positaries Ht Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.Depositaries at Tallahassee, Florida, and Mont-

gomery, Alabama.Depositaries atCohunhys,Mississippi, and Hous-ton and Marshall, Texas. de lfi?eod2m

TIIEASIRY DEPARTMENT, IRICHMONii, Va., Noyeuibcr 28, 18G1. )

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOHOLDERS AND OWNERS OF CERTIFI-

CATES OF STOCKAND COUPON BONDS, issuedunder tho act of August 1?', 1801, redeemable alterthe Ist day of January, ISfij, to present the samefor payment on lhe SECOND DAY OF JANUARYNEXT, or atany time thereafter, to tin? Treasurerof the Confederate States, one of the AssistantTreasurers of the Confederate States, or a Pay De-positary of the Confederate States, funds havingbeen placed in the hands of said agents for the pur-pose of redeeming such stock and coupon bonds.?No Interest will be allowed on such stock and cou-pon bonds after January Ist, 1005.

O. A. TRENHOLM,Secretary of Treasury.de 7?eod2m

TIIKASIUV DEPARTMENT, \Confi:oeihti. States of America, ?

Richuiim), November 28. JrpilE HOLDERS AND OWNERS OFX CODTOSBOHDBAKD CERTIFICATES OFSTOCK issued-under tbe act of August 19th, 1801,redeemable after the Ist fLiy.-. ol January and July,1804;arehereby notified to pretest the same forpayment to the Tzeasti cr, one of the AssistantTreai liters, or a Pay Depositary of the ConfederateSlates funds liaving been placed ia the bund- oftho-ieofficersfor tiie purpoteofredee-aiag sadbondsandstock, He interest will be allowedthereon afterJanuary Ist, 1805. G. A. TRENHOLM,

de 7 eodiui Secietarv of Ticabuiy.

"VTOW ON CONSIGNMENT,jLI 2 barrel Old Bowshda Whi.-kry,1 h tresl Giain Alcohol,7 barrelsApple Braady,

ISO seeksSalt,4ik> pound* Jav.t Gefifee,

.i beJasCottoa Yarn*, from C to 14 ;400 pounds sfinndM Cotton Rope,

Fine chewing Tobacco, &c,for sale by W. 17. LEFVEW,Comuut>ston Merchant, Thirteenth street, betweenMaui ai d Cary. v 9-?ot*

DR. HOLDKMANN, afkea corner ofMarshall and Thud stft ills, ssfsis his profes-sional services for the accommodation of hisfellow-citizt as of limited means.Medical udviue iv the office, iueluding medicines,

$>, rashVisits within the corporation, iueluding medi-cines, $10, cash.Office hours from U to 12 A. M., and from3 to 5r-M. de IG-Inv»

ITCH, ITCH, ITCH,CUBED, CURED, CURED.

CAN BE CUREDBY

LEONARD'S ITCH OINTMENT.To be had of PURCELL, LADD & CO., and L.

li. THOMAS, Broad moot, to 11? St*

CIOXSO*UDATJ£p..-T. W. IiOYSTONJ ha* aswMaaU-d himself with, and removed bis?rtoekef podhtothc stoveof, siiAFXK, Harris*%3V.,an. 110Main street. The friends i.nd oldcustomers ol thetwo firms are informed that theywill keep, at all tiiae*. asfall imassortment of eood*sas thomarketsof Hv Conf-dentr- will allow.SiIAEKR, imVSTON &: CO.,\u25a0- fLfeS Bo- J H>Main tdreet,

GRAIN BAGS, SALT BAGS, &c-Pereotts in want ol ORATN BAGS can besupplied by leavingorders withOEORfJB BAODY,bt,tweeß Thirteeßih ana Fourteenth.

AUCTIOH SALES.FUTURE DAY.

By Williamson dc Co., Auctioneers,(No. 192 Main street,between Ninth and Tenti).)

THE STOCK 6~FINE LIQUORS,wines, cigars, irrc

THE rUENirUKK, &iHANDSOME ENG F \YING9,

FINE PAINTINGS,GL.\SS AND CIIINAWARE,

THE KEY, GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURE3ofthe Restaurant onMain street,oppositethe Spot-wood Hotel, well known as the. "ALABAMA; Or,2.0," AT AE< TION.-On TUESDAY, the 17thin-stant, commenuinvr at 10 o'clock A *>T., we will sell,on the premise*, theKEY. GOOD-WILL und FIX-TURES of the Restaurant on Main street, betweenEighth and Ninth, known us the " ALABAMA;Or, 200."

ALSO,The stockof LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS, etc.,(all

of which are truly veryfine) consisting ofBRANDY,WHISKEY,CHAMPAGNE,TORT and CLARET WINES,

en assortment of excellent*ClGAßS, of variousbrands, &c.

ALSO,One inHgnineent KO ?EWOOD ETLGRE,SIDEBOARD, with nnible top,A collection of very hue ENGRAYTNGS and

PAINTINGS,Cut-GiassDeeasTtera,Tumblers, Decanters, /Wine Qlaases,Plates, Dishes,Cups and gattOBTS,Knives and Forks,

m TableQotbajCabinets, Wardrobe,Bedsteads and Bedding,Sofas, Mirrors,Cllltaiiis, Shades,

1 excellent Cooking Stoveand Furniture,1 excellentBar Stove,ftc, dee.

pi 12 WILLIAMSON k («>.. Auetieneers.By Giubbs k Williams, Auctioaeers.

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO HUN-DRED AND NINETEEN AND THREE-

QUARTER ACRES OF LAND, ON THE CEN-TRAL RAILROAD AND CHICKAHOMINY, SIX-MILLS FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE ATAUCTION.?On TUESDAY, January 17th, at \2o'clock M.,we will sell the FARM,locatedas shovedescribed, called .MEADOW BRIDGES,in a linestate of cultivation; one hundred and fifty acrescleared, with a line meadow on the Cbickahominy.The improvements are a plain dwelling, suited for asmall family ; kitchen and other servant.-' houses;barn, lorn-houso, stable, ice-house, fee.

Ten acres of rye have been seeded on the farmand is looking verywell.

Tiiims: At sile.Sale without reserve.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,Ja 12?tds Auctioneers.

rrUVO FRAMED TENEMENTS. ON1_ THE EAST SIDE OK SEVEN i'EKNTIT,BETWEEN CHRISTIAN AND RPC HARDSTREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.?On WED-NESDAY, January IMb,at 12 o'clock M , we willsell at auction, upon the premises, TWO TENE-MENTS, with threerooms each, situated as aboveandoccupied by Messrs. Barker andBcaaeley. Thelot fronts forty-four feet and runs back one hun-dredand sixty-five feet.

Takats; At sale. Pun baser to pay taxes for1863. GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS,j 111 - ? Auctioneers.

By Hill, Dickinson k Co., Auctioneers.

SALE OFNEGRO MANAT AUCTION.In pursuance of a decree of the Sequestration

Courtin the ease of the Confederate States of Ame-rica against William J. Holiday, an i Lu-.y R, hiTwife, alien enemies, I will sell, at the auction-house of HILL,DICKINSONk (O , on WEDNES-DAY, tho iSth instant, at 10 o'clock, one valuablenegro man, named Fleming.

Tuois : Cash. HENRY L. BROOKE,ja 12 Receiver of District No. 3.

By James M. Taylor, Auctioneer.

A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM INJ\_ THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. FJYEMILES FROM THE CITY, ON THE OSBORNETURNPIKE, FOR. SALE AT AUCTION -Will besold, on TUESDAY, the 10th instant, on the premi-ses, at I o'clock P. M., tlie FARM on which Mrs.Martin Bakernow resides, firek&iUs fi urn Richmond,on the Osborne turnpike. The improvements con-sistof a two-story framed dwelling, with six 100ms ;kitchen, cow-house, etc. There are about fifty-thn;c acres of land, one-third low grounds, and welladapted to grass; tbe balante arc cleared andreadyfor cultivation. The feme is well supplied withWater. Persons wi hing to secure a market farmconvenientto the city, a.nd 011 o»e 01 the best roadsleading to the city, would do well to attend tbe sale.

Taaass: Liberal, and made known onjdav of .sale.JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.Tersons attending the sale wi_> have to procurea pass.

POSTPONEMENT.?In consequence of rain, theabove sale is postponed until MONDAY" NEXT,10th of Januiftv, at I oVloek F. M.ja 12?4t James m. taylor,Aue:is*wer.

rpWO DESIRABLE BUILDINGI LOTS. IN SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUC-TR>N.?WiII be sold on THURSDAY, the 19th ofJanuary, on the premises, at 12 o'clock M., twoVACANT LOTS, as above described, situated onthe east side of Cherry, ,-nl at the eeroer of Bev-erly and Albemarle streets, fronting thirty foeteach and running back one hundred and thirty-five feet to a Twenty foot alley.Tkrmb: Madeknown on the day of sale.Jal4 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.CALE OF LAND AND MILLINGO PROPERTY IN BOTETOURT.-On TUES-DAY, January31st, at 1_ o'clock, will be sold, atthe Blueridge Hotel, on thenuvadaniizedroad, inBotetourt county, the MILL-SITE and BUILD-INGS lately-occupied us the Blueridge Paper Millincluding SbouL SEVENTEEN ACRES of LAND .Also, at the same time, wiil be sold about ONEHUNDRED ACRES oi WOOD LAND, thtee milesfrom the milling property. This land is reportedto be quod land.AFo, some TWO HUNDRED CORDS of WOOD ?part at the mill and part on the wood hindThis property is very desirable. The mill h.-ir- averyabundant supply of clear spring water alreadyconducted to it, wfch h would b<: invaluable Inmauu-netanng. There are water-wheel*in order for ma-chinery.

TiiiMs: Cash, in Confederate money..laH J. A. ( 6WAIIDIN. I

By Thomas W.Kee-te, Auctioneer,(Office Governoratreet,betweenMjuu and Franklin.)T AItGE ANO ATTRACTIVE SALErV *?)''IOBA(ro FACTORY FIXTURES, fee ,AIOLNING, January ldth, at 10 o'clock, cam-meneingat thaJiu-toryof Mews. Childrey fe Jones»0. 8 Main street, and continued at Barrett's fac-tory, on Main, betweenTwenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, all theirTOBACCO FACTORY FIX-TURES, consisting in j»art of

Hydraulic, Keaisa, Retainers,Milbs, Screws, Bands, Blocks,Binehes,Knives, Stoves,Scales,l*af andMunufactureil Tobacco,SUms, Empty Boxes, Half-Tierues.Iron Safe, Dusks,Copying Press and Book,A large lot of Ouk Lumber, fee.Ry orderof J.K. Cauumav. surviving partnerofChildrey k Jones. x. W. kEi'sEET

'^ft ' Auctioneer.

SALE OF COAL PROVERTV.?lTn-deranunevpiadlea*,having.thite Tearate

TO&ShC**,olh ;nutant» th° LEASE » TUOLS FIX-m the Centra! Pits, m Clulteilicld

?<**?\Y bf the deathof WiS

T-iiMs: CashTIIIJ BURVIYINO PARTNERS

Kli^j^'

EQ «&£$Z* 0 "",?.?nEGOATS, both

. EUTU'KB PAT.By Edling ft Co., Auctioneers.

WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY,IRth of January, tS6s,at 10 oMock, ihcfol-

lowingTirtiel. », eonai tins, in part, as follows:SicVboards, UpdutesdS,Chairs. Tables,WaahstAoda; < lock*, Blanket*,S'ii.-, Mattresses, tie.

ALSO,100 poundsKillikinnrCk Smoking Tobacee,s<io pounds ChewingTobacco (various brands),

1 lot Laities4 Shoes (city mad ?},, .1 lotLimn Shirt vDec niters,1 huge Mirror, "Water Coolers,, I Guitar, IBathing Tub,. and alarge assortment of miscellaneous goods too

i numerous to mention. - EDLING k CO.,I jiii _t . Auctioneers.

By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,.j (No. 70 Main street.) *

HAND SOME FURNITURE, ELE-QANT LOOKS, SUPERB BRIDALDRESS,

te., FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY,tho ICth instant, at 10 o'clock, I will wlLat nvrstore, an excellent assortment of FURNITURE,fee., consisting of ,l Cabinet's, Bedstead*.

Dining and Centre Tables,5 eery excellent Feather Beds,

Ibur and Sbtt-hMatties eaj .Washstwada, Chain,

\u25a0 2 handsome Minors,Crockery and Qbxsswars,Engravings,Mantel Vasesand Clocks.

ALSO,To b<> sold at 11 o'clock,

1 splendidBridal Suit'1, embracing ore saperbWhite French Satin Dress, veryrich, andgotten up in the most tasty style;

1 Bridal Wreath and Veil,1 pair White Kid Shoes.

A LuO,"2 very rich Head Dresses,, 1 handsome Black Cloth Cloak

ALSn,A choice collection oi valuable Poetical Works,

by shak: peare, llemans, Montgomery, Crabbc,ifebvr, Pollock, Pope, Banyan, te. *ALSO,

Severalsuperior Oaekiag-StoTes, te.ja 13 E. B. COOK, Auctioneer.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

171ARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES,1 IX PRINCE EDWARD * COUNTY, AD*JOININGHAMPDENSIDNEYCOLLEGE, WITHDWELLING, WITH NINE ROOMS, FOR SALEPRIVATELY.?We oiler for sale, privately, theFARM located as above, containing one hundredacres, with wood and timber enough -some fortyacres being in wood; b 1 inec cleared. The iui-provements are a dweßing, with nine rooms; an of-fice, with two rooms ; with eeßar under the whole,kitchen andaccommodations for twenty servants,and all necessary form buildiags, and an orchard olexcellent fruit trees. Tins property is sitnati >l ia asale locality, convenient to college and churches,and surroundedby exctdtent society, l't-i.-t*.OUO. <iHULLS ft WILLIAMS', Auctioneti -.

ja 11- St

I"J OR SALE, two hrmdrod acrea of. LAND, in Charles City county, well wooded,five mile- from Wilcox's wharf, on James river, ;n.<]t'.Hir miles from the court-house. Can be bought lowif early application is made to

ISAAC J. MERf%H,ja 11?21* comer ofSeventh and Canal streets.

PERSONAL.I)ERSONAL.? If tho unknown friend

who addressed mc an anonymous letter?mailed on the luth instant?and statedtbat an in-« terview coul i be had on Wednesday at tbe Spots-wood Hot-. 1, will allow me an interview, he will fur-ther the ends of humanity and justice. I etfeUdeWt M Spotswood, bti! tailed to see the grey hat, withletterA, and arm inslug. ja L3?St*

SPECIFIC TAXES AND TAXES ONSALES 1)11 RECEIPTS.?Persons engaged in

my business required by law lo be registered mustn jsister thesame, and pay the specific tax theicouwithin twenty days from the cosameneement of thisyear; thatis t» say, before the 2lst in-tnnt, underpain of having to pay the double of such tax fort. ilure therein the first time, with an accumulationofthe like amount for every-thirty daysof con-tinuedfailure. And persons liable to jay taxes on;sales or receipts for the quarterending ;ilst Decem-ber, ISS*, or tor any portion of said quarter, must,within the same periodof twenty days -that is say,before the _tsi instant?make returns of such salesor receipts w the proper assessor,under penalty vipaying double the amountof the whole tax theften.modeswhich, they must, within a further periodof twenty days?that is to s ry, before tl c loth dayof February next?pay to the proper di-tiiet coUee-tor the taxes assessed on their said sales or receipt*,under like penaltyfor failure in this also. 3iy <iis-trict embraces all tbatpart of Richmond city whichlies between Sixth and Fourteenth-Streets; andoffices for receiving returneand niakingasses.-mcntsthereon, and lor receiving the specific and othertaxes aforesaid, are still continued at the southeastcorner of Main and Seventh streets.

WM. GREEN, District Collector,j.i 'J? to Eleventh Virginia District.

J)AI'ER, ovc.-J. W. RANDOLPH hasfor sals?BITING PAPER, atfrom $1.50 td»Sl.} per quire,

and $-?"» to $250 per ream.ENYELOFE3, from *d to *£ per paid.-, and MJMM toSICO per thousand.ENVELOPE PAPER, of various sizes.WRAPPING PAPER, BLOTTING PAPER, PILLPAPER, &':.Inkstands, Black and Red Ink. Rubber BandsShite and Leal Pencils, Steel Tens, Qjttils, Pea*Holders, Mucilage, Plrmk Books, Copy pooka. Let-ter Books, Diarieean 1 l\.iket Memorandums,LetterPiles, Pen Kicks, .Sand Boxes, j i 13 -MX*IV'OTJCM.- Tho owners ol Ueensot) vehj-Xv dcs, whetherfor private or public use, in tbecity, aie hereby notified that their KcensS will haveto lie renewed t,n the Ist day of February next. Allvehicle-, must be brought to th. City Hail tot in-spection, where j;iv certificate can be obtained;without which the license cannot be procured.?{tease sepd the foe by tbedriver. To. Uw requitesvehv It- - to be inspected (bartimes a year -January,April, July and October. Any person tailing tocomply with tbe ordinance will be (table to a tine t,jnot less than live nor mote Loan twenty dollarsji!3?3t* JOHN TALMAN, In specter.

JJEMOFAL?The otr'c« of th* MAN..ii CHESTER PAPER MILLS hUibw r.n,A, .1to the storehouse fowncriv oeeuoied by HARVEYJAMBS* WILLIAMS, on street, south'ol Cary, wlier« thf-pvefeent agent. JOHN I). IL\R-VEY, will befound. AU orders addressed tobinor to the undemgued, ltnll laTpromptly attendedto.RAGSbougnt, in >mall or larga quantities, at thehinhe-t market price._J-*ll-lm A V. k J. h. HARVEY.(lAKDLKWIOK, MOLABBES, &c.J »» pounds Caodlewiek,

lt» barrels sup4>rior Swrgbum,HM) pounds Beeswax,;>wt pounds Turpentine Soap,Fine Chewing and Smokiiur Tobucee,Black Pepper,Salt Pish, &«.,h»r sale by j jal.t-3t« j EDWARD Mi ADAM.

WILLIAM \\. DAVIDSONtinuw in the COMMISSION BUSINESSCarystiwt, betweenThirteenth andVireiaia Mreeto!M.r.(/«M« (/;Hy th*false repvrt cirvitiaM h? Mmvmnheiou* and inteiested person to the,out >~,,, amiwill attend strietiy th all consignment* and «Salways deViiii

rr««*lont undDirwtoteS-W in ?

lA3i} haye talkd** B ?"««« i.wtall-ami. 10per cent, on tb- e.inu.lMock. Stnkhol .mwdloome forward «nd nay itat JohnDooW,jS_*. ir TiJOUN KklL-nr, Pr.si (tentf*ans* H. Doocrr,Seerebcry. ja l!-;;.?

IONS old) WHISKEY, in tin gallon pack-«Be-', just receiYoil and for aale by.., ~ L.MARVEY&CO,nTt^rysttxet.

SEWINO-MACJUNJa FUH tULl£.~atm¥*J!V£ftb l FAMILY |KWIK(Wa-

Ta-aer/av Dv-abtu-ht, .Ooann»BATn Statu* or Amksica, JRichmond, August.9,1961. )

CERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESSBEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM

LvfTREST AND fURE fBOJi TAXA'i ION.?Bythefourteenth section of ibtaet toreducefhe ctn>t'moy, approved tvb> u*ry i7, 1464, tbe S< retory oftbe Treasury is authorisedto iaeai the above eertt-tteate i, payable two years after thu[t rtrfw ati<--n of*treatyerpeaes with tbeUnite l Stuns. They can-ttot be sold, but ire cply to be Isfueu to -u'h rredi-tor1-.of the Government as art wißihg to r« .< \r- thesame in payment of their demands, 'Ihey Bans! also

>c driver at pir, though free from taxation.The sttenaon of rfnrrhastng agents and dkdmrs*mg ot! een of the Gov.naveent ii calk d t-> Ibis dotssdyu-dic atcaritiesas eflei ir.tr ftewfla. advantages

to those from whom the -applies of the Oevernmentajp bought; and to fiac£-tau the use ol them,checkssraviibyd-tburaiag oibcers U]»on the depoaUariesholding these rands, and murk* .1 across the face"payable in certificates of indebtedness," will bepaid in conformity therewith.

Dcpositnri"«are LeiebjT authorized and requiredto comply with this regulct'on, and to _aaks -rjii-cation to tke Register for supplies of certrfleate*asrequired. [Eigned] G. A. TRENHOLM,j I?ti Secretary oj Treasury.

TaEAsoat Dai*mkm ~CoNf'KiiKß.vi | St.*. i.:.;o* A *BUMA, >Richmond, Va, Auguit 2s, i9U. J

iIEGUiATIOKS FOX CARRYINGV- WTO EFFECT THE ACT OF 00NORE8BAPPROVED JUNE 1.1, LB6f, AUTHORIZING

OWNERS OF REOISTERRDEIOHT Pi.:: CENT.BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONSOF?ii l: A> r AT'PROVED MAY 16, 18*1, To EX-CHANGE THE SAME 808 OOUFOS BONDS.?Pailies cwning registered eight per cent, bonisunder theact 'A May 16, 1881, desiring to exchangethem fine coupon bonds, will assign them, in tr.eai'inner feinted out in the printe I endorsementonthe hack oi the certificate, to the "ConfederateStates of America, in exchange for coupon bonds,**and eaueetbesa tfl he presauted to the Register eftbe Treasury Department, who will -hereupon,incompliance with the provisionsof the aetof Fune13, \-'u\, issue coij|M.u beads for tba'S-bouzdspecifiedin the registered bonds so assigned.

G. A.TRENHOLM,ji. 2?ts Secretary -?» the in. «iry.

Tui:oi iivD»-ai:i mk.'.T, j?Conr?MDiATa Status orAmran i, JRichmoho, October 12, ISCf. )

Nri )N-TAXAP. L X IU) N!MS, J! VRHUNDRED-MILLION LOAN.- SALE CON-FINUED.? Numerous applications having been

made forbonds at the established price of <\u25a0!-,? I un-drcd and thirty-live dollars and interest, v ider ? ir-cumstances that entitle them t<> -ivorabkii oiuuder-ft hasbeen determined to continue the salov. the above price until furthernotice.

Agents for the sale of these Bonds are in tru ioito act inaccordance with thisor-ler ; and the ftth _-tion of d-sbursisg ofiicersfd" the Governmenti par-ticularlycalled to it. G. A. TRENHpLM,

.ii 2 ?t s Secretaryof the Treasury.TaKAsvav Dkfai tmkhv, t

CoNKKiirßvrK States ok Auijucs. ?

JOANSON THE SECTJMTY OFTHEj ITVE HUNDRED MILLION MX PER

CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, CNDER THESEVENTH SECTION OF THE - CURRENCYLAW. Deposits on C..11 wiil be received hy *.?.<?Freasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers siCharleston and Mobile, and the Depositaries atWilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusts, Savan-nab and Montgomery, and certiftcati - will be i suedA.ir lie same, 1 earing iateresl el the rats oi foul petiiv.t. \\-t annum, and secured oy the 1;.pollie alionji' an amount of the above bonds eonal t" the mmif theseloans. Tbe bonds to be set ap.n by thaTreasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied ex-clusively to tbepayment of the said certificates.

The security and convenience afforded :?'< }..-»>.i»-»md oilier corporations, and ?o the. public ft nerally,hy this mode of temporary investment,and the e"f-tVcd of the measure, if generally adopted,in keep-ing tbe cumney within moderate bounds, it ia hopedwill commend it to the favorableconsideration oi :h*oninmiuifty and secure their prompt co-operation ncarrying it into eifect. G. A. TRENHOLM,j * 2?ts fheiVlsij of the Treasury.

TIIK.VSVRY Dl-VAIIT.MK.NT, jCONKEUKRATR S'i'ATKS OF All I.BUM, !'Richmond, July 2.5, IMA, J

TAXED TREASURY NOTES?Tn ordcr to as far as practicable, the f'r.Tlyliquidationhv the Treasury- of the OUTSTANDING

TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-rer, and lay Depositaries in tbf- diffi rent States, arehereby aatbotiaedto reeeivetbe said netos, excepttbe $100 notes, at M.J per, tuitsuu, en deposit, issu-mg for same certificates of loan, upon hypotheca-tion of non-taxablebonds. The said certaicat .- tobe payable on demand alter of niaetvdays.

And nil agents for thesale of the above bonds arehereby autbori-edtoreceive tbe taxed notes, wl-.hthe exception above spaaed, in paynent ol bonds,when t=cld, at tlie rate af 661 per centum.

O. A. TRENHOLM,1' 2? t* Secretaryof tbeTreasury.Ta-CAsrav I;m'u;tm::mt, \

Conikkh:.in: SvAin of Auauie4,Rkhuoxh,Deojmber 1, 1864. )

SEYEN-T IIIKTV TK E A S II X tBOTES.?In pursuance of an act cfCongress,

approvedNovc-afaer2B, istM, entitled "An act toauthosiac the Secretary of theTres sflrj to » xrbangacoupon bonds fee sevun-tbirtj ti. asurynotes,*1 hoi l-ers"of such notes arebrreby notified* tbat after thepayment of theannual intereat doe :i. r« n en. thefn:--t day of Jann ay, 1i65, npon presentation of thesame, the Treasurer, Aseurtaut treasurersai d PayDepositaries (as designated at foot) will issue certi-ficates therefor, whnh will entitle the holders tocoupon bonds payable thirtyyears after tbe fhOf January, Isii.'). bearing -ix* pet cent, inter.-' Ironithe said Brat of Jaatumy, 1865, payable on the firstdays of January aod July in ca< h "year. TheTl \u25a0-

.surer, .As.-istant Tromurers and Depositaries willmake weeklyreports to tbe Bcgvder of tbe Treasuryof such ceitifioateaissm iai tbi iroAeea, wherev] onbond-- will be sent forwardfa Batisfactioa ol a in c ?

The notes will be cancelled in tbftUSttalmam: randfoiwardedto the Eirst Auditor.O. A TItBHTIOLM,Pw.teUirv ol Ti<,. ury.Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia.

Assistant Treasurers at Charleston md M, bile.Depositariesat Raleigh and Wilmington, North Ca«ruliaa,Depusdtanesvi Charleston and Celuaabia,Bo ith< i«

I'ihi i.Depositaiios atjfUvannali and A::-a.;... d.-. ~\u25a0<.:.DepositariesatTaßahatsts-, Floiida, ... ? lioiilgo-mery, Alubama.Depoaitarieaat Columbus, MhttisHtpii, an' n \u25a0? ' ?and Mat-hall, Tcxi . j., ; :rpHJS RICH-IONOEU ANZKIGKK,.JL priatedinOnmsu,effcesgreat advantage i-an gdvertuuag nbcet, beaag kbe oalj Ovrntan u< * ?

papei nowpubh«b«d »n theConfoderoey. cnjv>mx.m*U daea,m b/crft citcuUti,>u aaaong Oennai -iu-_em: an>( resodvnta.

It j.. the iadeaiionof the prceenf editor und |'io-prietor toenlarge se tbatit may, in thisrespect, compare with tbe largest Oerman M*rpubh h.-d and, thue cii H ..-.n: ,??'men isc its emulation in tl c Knth m < iti< ?. ''?'beearnestly solicits the paironage of th* \u iioiabeball of ins enterprise.Advertisementa will be inscited cither in Ger-man or Enirl -h. .

I'ul'li hed at Richmond, Virginia, dail) andWeekly, ,vetm on itrxid stwiat,between Tenth indKk*

walk. o; A. WALI-\< B,m *M-M Editorasal l*ropii lot.

IVOTICE? 'J'ho nnrinenhip kemtoforeXl eadUtiag between THOMAS JONES .rlti-undundgnM, undue the firm oi CHILDREY mJONES, heiaa dbuadVcd by tbe deathel Th iv>s

Jones, the undeisctned hereby yrves netire to allpersons indebted lo the thru to make payment im-mediatelyto him, snd M-ipte: t- that :.L person- hay-

c-aunaagai-st it will pxuac&t them.atonce torsettlement. J. E. < llli.DhKV.

dc IT?lm ? Mm V;:l,» p ;i".ner.

iiiciiviv.M< A.vii piMiii.): i-atiaovit, <KnH>uiN,', Januaiy 19, »"V[i»TU:K.? Thi* through vu-M ftfed pas-!*-« i'K"i trains <>!?. thisroad atOn-, date until tuithci" ttOtiee. hmviiUJ da.ly at Uo'cl.h k A M. JAMES 11. I4JSTER,-J* U)7*'* Tijk ° l -v*' nUrp»E AMUl7LANVE CX>M*UTiEK.1 SMOKING TOBACCO.- One thou Ui>l ulics,in oia»-bf*ii and ooe-j.ci-« paj-is, iif tinskiporHitartlel*. forsal* by JASES k WILLIAMS

ia I*-lot MaiiufateciiiuwAgwiiis _ANT UNK HAVINU A fTjU ViCiOOEOROJBBUBJCELLS,M Main stre-L

? ja 10--6t?