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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-13
The following bills were passed:

The following bills were passed:
To authorize the trustees of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Detroit, to mortgage real es-
tate TO authorize the Jackson County Agricultu-
raj Society 10 mortgage real estate, a. security
for a loan TO amend the act regulating the re-
cording and authorization of notices of lispen-
dens; to amend the act Incorporating the village
of Hastings; to amend the charter of the city OF
Detroit 10 repeal an act for the reorganization
Of the county of Emmett; to provide for the
manner of equaizing the assessment rolls by the
Board OF Supervisors OF the county Of Wayne to
authorize the Detroit * Milwaukee Railroad CON.
pany to issue sotck 1.-THE bill being amended 80
as to provide that the rule of taxation by which
one per cent on the capital stock ia paid into the
Treasury, shall not be affected thcreby.)
The consideration of the bills for the repeal of
the Personal Liberty laws, and for the amend
ment of sec. 5,735 complied laws, was postponed
till the 18th day of March.
Bills to amend the act establishing the House
of Correction for junvenile offenders, and TO
amend the act for the encouragement of agricul-
ture, manufacture and the mechanic arts, were
then read a third time and passed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-13

SkNArE-The sixty-eight members; OF with.
out seven seeded States, Alabama, Flor.
d,. Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Caro-.
linas and Texas, who have fourteen members.
the next Senate will have II members
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fftlI


The joint resolution in relation 10 the tolls
OF the Saut Canal was retransmitted 10 the
House with an amendment and the Honse in
sisted upon It's amendment by a vote OF 8. 10 :.
The House concUrred in the amendments
made by the Senate to act 229 Of the Session
Laws OF 1883, for the settlement and drainage
OF swamp lands
\ bill TO amend the charter of tie city of
Lansing was read and left on the order of IN
finished business.
y bill 10 authorize the Marshall and Ionia
Plank Road Company t. discontinue a portion
OF their road and for other purposes. passed
Senate joint resolution appointing Francis
y Artault, Emigrant Agent In Paris, passed.
THE THAMES roo STRONG FOE PARLIME.T.-
The London Times calls attention to the fact that
the new Pertinent House OF England are in
state OF p-eterBatural decay-in fact fast going
to ruin. The etiiuvium generated or the banks
OF the Thames has not only attacked and dis
persed the members repeatedly, in spite of all
he appliances brought to bear for It's abatement.
but i rapidly acting upon the walls of that mag
nIieent structure. The stone employed in their
construction was a variety of dooulite, believed
TO De imperishable. II is proposed 10 glaze the
walls with silicate of potash, applied in liquid
state.
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Lansing, february 2S. 1861.
SENATE.

The standing committees reported iarorahly
on the following bills
Bill relative to the emf grant agency; TO amend
act providing for settlement of swamp lands: 10
amend act providing for the draining ot swamp
lands by roads and bitches; To amend laws rela-
tive to limited partnerships.
The special committee ON constitutional amend
meuts reported "a substitute for the joint reson-
ton referred to them. This provides for the III
crease in the number Of Judges of the Supreme
Court to ten FIXES the salaries Of State officers
at $4,000 in case OF the Governor and Circuit
Judges gives $1,000 each to the State Treasurer
and Auditor General, $1,000 20 the Snpeiintend
ant of Public Instruction, aud ! 900 each 10 the
other Stl,c officers; also, provides for State
Bank aud branches, without interfering with the
present general banking law.
The remainder of the session was spent in con
sdering the bril- making appropriation Tor the
support IT Jhe Deaf and Dumb Asylum The
amount oi the appropriation very much re-
duced from the SUM recommended by the CON-
mlttce.
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HOUSE.


The committee on thc Reform School submit
ted report in which they speak in glowing
terms of the general good management of the
School under iis present Superintendent
The 70! owing bills We're reported tayorably
upon:
To prevent clerks in the State Offices from
purchasing lands at such offices; "a bill in rela
ton to recosnizances in criminal cases; To pro
hibit the County Auditors Of Wayne county
from allowing extra compensation for services /;
tn amend an ac, providing for the draining of
swamps and other low lands
Messrs. Sessions, Kelsey, Wheeler and J b.
Wilson, were added to the committee on agsi-
culture and manufactures for the consideration OF
the bill to reorganizc the Agricultural College
and establish State Board OF Agriculture
The following bills were read third time and
passed
To organize the county of Kewecnaw and al
ter the boundaries Of Houghton county: TO
amend the charter OF Port Huron 10 change
the boundaries OF Hong ton county; Joint reso
luton authorizing the State Treasurer to charge
certain items To suspense account.
Bill relating 10 interest and exchange re-
ceived OF the State Treasurer; to provide
for the redemption OF the bonds of the
State, maturing January LIST, 1868 bill relating
TO the arrest OF iugltyes from justice; to extend
the time for the collection OF taxes in East Saci-
uaw; bill relating to the collection of recogni-
zanceS In criminal cases
The fil TO amend the act in relation to the
free schools OF the city of Detroit. approved Feb
9TH. 1851, being under consideration, il was 50
amended as to authorize the Common Council 10
levy and collect tax not exceeding 500. 600 in
any one year, for the erection of school houses.
The bill was then read third time and passed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23
Plot Discovered 10 Burn Willard's Hotel.
Lincoln and Old Scott Badly Scared.

ALEXANDRIA, April pa plot to burn Will
lard's Hotel at Washington, was discovered
last night. Fifteen bundles OF infiamma BILE
material were found distributed in various
paris of the building, with slow matches at
tached.
Cassius NJ. Clay and seventy five Border
Ruftians are quaTtered at Wizards, ana it is
supposed the plot was to exterminate these
scoundrels.
Abe Lincoln and Old Scott have been
frightened ont of seven years growth. They
are hourly expecting that the White House
and other public buildings will be blown TO
pieces.
The citizens generally partake of the alarm,
and women and children are fast leaving the
place.
All along the line OF railroad from AleXan-
dria to Richmond, the troops are drilling, and
the Confederate flag is flying.
The war spirit in Virginia is now thorough
ly aroused, and the Capitol must soon fail III &c
the hands of our troops.
A band of seventy Ave border rutfians are
CHARTERED in the east room of the White House
at Washington, and great indignation is ex
pressed at such Il dissertation.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ALgxAsDRIA, VA, April 22.-The following
IL from the Gazette Extra, of this evening
WAsHIsdroN. April 22.-About loo men,
including the Massachusetts regiment, are
Quartersd at the Capitol.
All the Army and Navy officers from Vir-
ginia have resigned, or will resign.
Martial law is authoritatively said to be de-
clared until there Is evidence of approaching
danger.
Major Haskins, of New York Is in COM
NJ and of Fort Washington, with 200 men.
1t il estimated that 1900 to 1000 barrels
OF Hour have been taken from Georgetown by
the Government, and stored III the public
buildings.
Numbers Of families ara leaving the city by
every convenient route deeming it unsafe to
remain.
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Com municatiou Cut OFF,

WARRINGTON, April 2lst.-The telegraphic
wires between Washington and Baltimore are
down-supposed to have been cut by the Bal
timoreans as the Admins tration at Wash
ington have control of the office in that city.
The report about the Federal Notifications at
Arlington HeightS and Hoover's Hill, are by
the most available reliable authority denied
The bridges on the Washington and Balti-
more Railroad are repor ted and believed to
be destroyed-there is no communication be-
tween the two cities.
Joseph Segar, Esq, member of the Wiz.
sinia Legisla ture, has just arrived in Wash.
ington from Richmond. He reports that the
secession sentiment is unanimous and univer
sal in the whole of Eastern Virginia.
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Conferences with Lincoln.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Gov. Hicks and
Mayor Brown arrived hero this forenoon, by
special train from Baltimore. They proceeded
to the Executive Mansion.
Reyerdy johnson, of Maryland, arrived in
Washington on Saturday evening reports
that 1t is entirely out of the qnes ton to at
tempt to force troops through Baltimore.
Hon H Winter Davis, in Washington on
Saturday, concurs in the statement that no
more troops can pass through Baltimore.
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In case the course adopted by the city au-
thorities of Cincinnati, in arming two steam
ers AS q guardd costa for the purpose OF
searching all passing steamers going Sou tn,
should lead to hostilities, it is said the for
opposite tthe Covington Barracks) would be
able TO shell Cincinnati, and fire the city
v. o. Picdvune.
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Federal Supplies Stopped.

LITTLE Rock, April 19.-The steamer Silver
Lake, bound to Fort Smith, with Govern
ment supplies, attempted TO pass Pine Bluff
Two shots were fired across her bow before
she would come to. Two hundred and fifty
tons supplies, etc, on board. The 'boys" tool
charge of the boat and stores.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmsnd Dispatch.
REPORTED COLLISION IN MA.
ND!
New York Seventh Regiment Cut
to Pieces by Marylanders
GLORIOUS DEED OF A GALLANT PEOPLE.

The following dispatch was received by
Gov. LRrcHRR to- day:
ALaxAspRIA, April 22.--Lieut. Charles Oar
roll Simms, late OF the u. 5. Navy, and at
tached to the Navy-Yard at Washington until
l O'Clock to-day, has just arrived here, and re
ports that reliable information has reached
Washington that the eth Regiment of New
York was literally cut to pieces this morning
between Annapolis and Marlborough, by the
Maryland troops. q. +. STUART,
Col. 175th Regt.
I'VE received nothing last night confirma
tory of the above report.1
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THE FEELING IN ARKaysAs.-The Napoleon
Planter, speaking of the probability of Lin
coin stationing troops in Arkansas TO attack
Mississippi from the coil of that State, says
SHOULD they attempt to land in Napoleon
or in Desha county, our citizens will fatten
the catfish from Memphis to New Orleans
with their Abolition carcases."
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Liberality of MaryIanders.

BALTIMORE, April 20, p. Mt is said that
Ross Winans has purchased and presented tC
the Baltimore troops 900 Minnie rifles
Col Lloyd, of the Eastern shore Of Mary
land has subscribed $50 o00 for the purchase
of provisions for the troops now besiegine
Fort McHenry.
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A company with the suggestive title of "the
Beauregards'' has been organized in Mont
gomery.
The mail steamer Galveston, which was re-
Gently seized by Gen Bragg, at Pensacola, has
been released
John Bell, of Tennessee, made secessio
speech at Nashville a few days ago.
The experiment of Casting cannon has been
comm enced at Memphis, Tenn
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nT Sec0n pply.

BE end supply.
NEW GOODS
Opening by Steamer THIS Day
BLACK SILK NANTES,
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful Hermann SHAWLS.
TILE SHAWLS, a rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS.
splendid HERNANIS. further supply.
Most beautiful ORGANDIES. very cheap.
FRENCH JACONETS In great variety, very cheap
MOURNING GOODS
In variety, among which are cheap
BERAGES,
GRENADINE BERAGgs
CHALLIES, &c
ape-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE u co.
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North The people seem to know nothing I
bu, fighting. and tell you, We are the boys
to do II.
The Navy-Yard particulars YOU will find
eorrec thy reported In the Norfolk papers.
The Grays, of your city, are a brave set Of
fellows, and will fight when the momantous
time comes. They are quartered AT the yir
sinia Hotel, Commerce street, and seem 10 be
enjoying themselves admirably. The Peters
burg soldiers are quartered ut the Fair
Grounds, just outside of the city. and enjoy
themselves AZ well rs can be expected these
9ualiy times.
An our military are under martial law, and
no man Is allowed to pay any attention to
any thing else.
God only knows where this thing will end.
Fortress Monroe has been reinforced strong.
ly, and troops still continue to put up there,
80 report says. We will have it yet. just SO
sure as the sun shines to-day. Yours,
POWDER.
FURTHER AccouxTs.
The Petersburg Express has the follow ing
| by telegraph from Norfolk:
The prisoners taken this moraiu2 aIs Capt.
Wright of the army and young Rogers, a son
| of Commodore Rogers OF the navy.
The enemy took two OF our young men prls-
oners last night. They were accommodating
Wright and Rogers, above referred TO- bore
dispatches to Commodore Macauisy. The
dispatches are supposed TO be from Old Point.
but have not learned their contents.
At one time Norfolk was in great danger
| of fire, but the wind changing no damage was
| done
The negroes are hard at work, and breast
| works are being thrown up 10 prevent the
Cumberland" and % Paw nse'' from getting
back TO the city, us il is feared they might fire
| on US.
| The guns were all spiked with wrought
nails, and are being unspiked in fifteen min
| utes each.
French Forrest has bsen appointed Com
nodore of the naval forces OF Virginia, by
| Gov. letCher. He now has charge OF the
Navy Yard and is having heavy battery
erected with sand bags ut Hospital Point
which is in our possession.
Fuur large Columbialis have been unspiked
and hauled down TO the Hospital. They arr
| now being mounted.
: The Yankees destroyed all the small arm.
, ! of modern make.
splendid lot of shot and shell still re
mains.
) The brass pieces taken in the Mexican wa
are spiked with wrought nails, but not at al
, | injured.
The old ship Pennsylvania has been burn
| ing ali day, and ii Is now down TO the water
| edge.
a | Fortress Monroe has been largely Reinforced
a | with men from Massachusetts
q On the Norfolk side Of the Eliza beth Their
: | Is much activity, and the people are .busil
| terrifying the approlc hes to the city.
. NoRFoLs, April 2l-11 y. M.-The Gum
> | berland hshtened herself by throwing over
= | board some of her heavy armament, and thu
+ got over the distractions, and escaped.
a The Pennsylvania, Merrimac. German
= | town, Raritan and Dolphin were all burnt
:. | and the Plymouth sunk.
! The most valuable portions of the Var
q | and machine shops, timber houses, etc, ar
. | all safe.
u Fifteen hundred Of the best pieces of artil
= lery have been secured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EA Great Ii riga ms.

I'D Great aims.
Five THOUSAND YARDS OF
BEAUTIFUL BAREGES,
BARE9E ANGLAIS,
FOULARDS, CdALLIES,
FRENCH JACONETS,
Many of this Springs importation,
BOUGHT AT PANIC PRICES,
To sold at
25 CENTS PER YARD.
Call and see them before they are all sold.
ap Its SAM III. PRlCE 20.
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Peter Turney, Esq, of Franklin county,
Tenn, has organized a corps OF 800 men for the
Sou thern army.
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AUCTION sALus.
HfTURE DAY5.
ny Geddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.

TRUssTEEEys sALE SF sEv van
E E1SSr f H1Tkss Hs. s.sT OF
{. Walker and vile. dated Esd February. issi,
duly recorded in New Kent County Court, shall,
ssa hs o. one Fl the on hs
premises, On WEDNESDAY the i7h April, 1881,
s !, II @ II not the sal. tss ss
containing seventy ave acres. aud said to be very
vanabls on account Of its proximity to the Depot.
large qgantity Of original timber and wood, with
which It abounds.
spa-tds w ooDDIN, Trustee.
TRUsTEE'N SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
n HSSkS SS & tA kIss u
RAILRoADA trustee In certain deed OF
.S! q shs ssas,ass'y Ss
Of New Kent cydnNy Court, aud at the request Of
the parties i;Dtsres,ed viii proceed to :s at
INN diatsly after n sale advertised BY MI, W.
bred and forty three acres. more Or less, Join
Ing the lands of F, T; Glasgow and Mrs; Grafton.
| MOI mond and YORK River Railroad About onS hsli
of the tract is cleared. and the balance in wood =.
This tract is well sito ated and the land is Of good
quality, and IL only Ii miios from Richmond.
TERxs-Ons fourth oash the remainder upon
credit Of foSr and eight months h. for or, negotiable
notes. Win lut0Icst anu tue tisio Acthiu60
until all the purchase money 10 paid:
pl3-tds WM. II. LYONS, Trustee.
| POSTPONEMRNT.-In consequence of the In
clemency OF the weather, and Of the inability ia
| pass over the York River Railroad, from the
| washing away of u bridge, the above sales are
| postponed to WEDNESDAY next, the i4th inst
| at the same hour.
| apT GEDDlN APPERSQN, Aucts.
| GALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
| - IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICAM0ND.-by re-
| quest and consent of DR.. y. w. Roddey, and
| in execution of deed OF trust from himssl
| and wife to POwhatan Roberts, Trustee, bearins
date tho 3lst day OF October 1880 duly recorde ed ii
| HenricO county, the undersigned, as auctioneer,
| acting for the said Trustee and the said Roddsy
will proceed to sell, at public auction, on tht
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the LIST May, 1891, a
| O'Clock p. (if fair; If not the ii rst fair day
tnereafter,) the valuable Real Estate in the tow
Of Sidney, on which the said Roddey now resides
| consisting of twenty Lots. as laid down in thu
plan of sidney, bounded BY Grove and othe
| streets. On one OF the lots which fronts Grow
street, DR.. Roddey has recently erected mos
| beautiful and costly residence, together will
other buildings, such as Kitchen, Stable. Car
rage House, Green House, &c. The location !
very beautiful. and the neighborhood the mos
improving of any around Richmond. The prop
erty will be divided to suit bidders.
| TERMs--Liberal and made known at sale. TIL
taxes for 1851 to be paid by the purchaser.
| G0DDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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NH 25-1aw4w &dtds


L ON DUEAL STREET, IN PRICES ADDI-
TION.-As Trustee in a certain deed of trust from
EzAkiei Brewer and wife, dated Goth December,
is1, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
i. snan, In execution thereof, at the request OF
proceed to sell at public auction, The premises,
on MONDAY, the 2ath of April, at a O'Clock p NJ
real estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
of a LOT, with FRAMED TENEMENT thereon,
now in the occupancy Of the said Brewer, nearly
opposite 20 Duval Street Chapel, fronting 20 feet
on the South line OF Duval street, running back
an average depth Of 100 feet.
TERHs.-Cash. The taxes for 1881 10 be paid by
the purchaser. W. GODDIN,
10 Trustee,
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DEREMPTUKY AUCTION SALE OF A
4 VALUABLE FARM, WITH A GRIsT MILL
sTock Of CROPS 0s sT TO FhRhfNe aaPLR
4 FROM The cfTY1The s1bscribers
business In the city, requiring his undivided at
upon tn premises. on WEDHE- DAY, the LIST day
Of Mey, commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the
the new Central Road, in Henrico comfy. ~
miles from the city. The properly will be sub
divided and sold as follows
list. The HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres of
highly improved land. upon which there has been
seeded rs bushels of wheat, and ten acres of which
are we'll set In clover.
The improvements are a comfortable TIVE -story
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the necessary
out-houses, such as stable, barns, sheds, &c, all
in perfect order.
Cd. A tract of LAND containing about 50 acres,
with beautiful building site thereon, excellent
water, and an abundance or mari easy of access.
3D. A tract of LAND containing about rs acres,
GRlST MILL, in complete order, and large mill
pond, which has excellent trade, and is a ii ne
location for any one desiring to engage in the ice
Immediately after the sale Of the Real Is
| tate, will be sold the entire stock Of CROPS,
| FARMING IMPLEMENTS, aud many other arti-
| TERMS OF sALE.-For the real estate. cash;
the balance upon credit OF 6, /? and IL months,
for negotiable notes, with interest added, and Sc
| cur ed by trust deed. The taxes for 1861 to be
erfy, all sums Of $50, and under cash; over thai
| amount, months credit, for approved, negotia-
| BILE notes, with interest added.
For further particulars, reference is made TO thu
| subscriber, ON 18th, between Main and Franklin
| streets, or to the auctioneers.
| The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
kept in perfect order until the day Of sale
B. W. ROPER.
| JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SoS, Aucts.
P. S.-A plat of the property can be seen at tn
| ap4 J.M.T & SON.
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch.
VIRGINIA TROOPS In NOTION

SrAUSros, Va, April "a company of Is
men from Bath county, and another number
ing 100, from Allegheny, have arrived at this
place. Three companies from Greenbrier are
expected Tomorrow. Pocahonta and High
land are both moyiny Y.
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BY James Nj. Taylor l. Son, Auct's.

A UCTION SALE OFF TWO FRAMED
"A TENEMENTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF
FEDERAL AND ST. STEPHENS STREETS, AND
A STORE AND DWELLING ON FEDERAL ST.
We will sell, upon the premises, on Thu RS
DAY, the 25th day OF April, commencing at u
o'clock p. M, two very desirable Framed Tene-
ments at the intersection Of Federal and ST. Ste
phens streets, adapted for medium sized families.
the lots front about forty feet each, and run
back the usual depth.
Also. new Framed Tenement on Federal
street. adapted for Store or Dwelling. Ii fronts
about enty five feet, and runs back as above.
TERNs.-OD fourth cash the balance at 4, g.
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with inter
est added, and secured by trust deeds. The take:
and insurance for 1861 to be paid by the pur
ehasers. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON,
aDl5 Auctionears
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A Ste amer with Federal Troops G one Up the
Potomac.

ALBxANDRIA, VA, April TIA steamer,
supposed to be the Harriet Lane, passed up
this afternoon it'll troops-the Seventh Reg
iment or the troops coming round in the L .
s. ship Con sti tn ton from Annapolis, where
a large force was concentrated to-day from the
North
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by j. III. DiggeS, Auct.

Il Main st, will be sold, on TUESDAY MORN
lNG April 2sd, 1t 10 o clock, OF FARRELL Herring
Co.'S Fire,proo Safe: ] Mahogany Bedstead
CARS; W hiskey silvsr-Pl Ware new and
.econd- hand Watches; Table and Pocket Cut
lery, and other Goods too numerous to mention.
Also, twa nav show Casea.
The Goods must al nd will be sold TO close
consignms ants, and In lots to suit purchasers.
J. II. Dl0GEs, Aucs
d. F. BOOTH. Salesman. I'D 22-tds
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6GORl. b ATAKKE EFT,
U Manufactursr and dealer In
STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES
Plumbing. Gas fitting. and Tin Work generally
psLyil'G SOW, 0oysBsos srRsEr,
spm Richmond, W..
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TENT CLOTH.-The James River ManGfac-
L turing Company can furnish very good
ticle Of double warp BAGGlNG, of their own
make, for the above purpose, II nothing better
can be had. 4. Is. BENTLEY, Agent.
ap 90--ts
MILITARY NOTICE,-Volunteer companies
M can be supplied with kNAPSACkS, SWORD
SCABBARDS, aad CARTRIDGE BOXES, at the
Richmond Trunk Factory, ia Main street, WIN.
l. smiths new buiiding.l Orders solicited
L w 3.