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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

THE STATE OF TEXAs.
CouSry op P,s'
To any ia,Jd officer Of sad Com,
ING
N0U are hereby commanded 70 u
| Il G. Stalcup, to be aud appr
me at my house, on the first sa,anh, \
1862. at or before ? o'clock, 7. NJ
swer the complaint Of Coruclioas IN,
agent OF W J 1'illeFy, in plea N !,
by note for the sum OF iihyeigs, I
dollars
Herein, fail not, bn' execute All i
turn make az the law directs Grv,
my hand, this the 10th da, Of Nra
ROBERT JARMAN l
Received in office, March 10th. IA.
PENDANT not found March the l0th, i,
W Ii SHIELDS. Ca,
April 3, 1862 "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

Is cts. per n, If | lind Gil l2l I'd
the customer find oil. Beefs fos
foot, or lard oil, preferable. CONS
will do in warm weather. 4 Of ii
where the customer finds oil *
each ". OF wool, will be added. il | }
when | ann required to toll the woo.
1 pint of oil or lard is sunicien, 70,
h. OF wool
Do not wnit until Fall to bring
Spring wool,
H. Wl
March % 1862 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

~. The weather s exceedingly favorable for
growing crops. It is regarded as the most
tyofablc Spring season W. have had In Texas for
Ituy Year,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

sn-Cap, W. II. Smith, OF Tyler proposes rli.-
~ regiment Of infantry for the war. lie $50
Gentleman sho 5. highly spoken Of and wc hope
f,ll succeed according 20 bis merits
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

49, We have no room this week sor editorial
Iuelrs Our readers will be much more interest.
j Ia the Intelligence from the scat OF var than
ANYTHING We can write
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

- Lieut.. j. K. TAYLOR o; the Marshall
yards, iss Texas Reg,, eayesfo for Virginia earl,
'est week, and will take pleasure in receiving
I'D delivering letters TO members Of the regiment.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
WANTED.

II OR the balance Of the year, house girl,
J. from Is to rs years Of age Inquire at
the
RAILROAD OFFICE
April 49, lsG2. n30-tL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

HgADouARrgHs 6rn BRidADE, J
TsxAs STATE TRooPs, ,
Marshall, .iprd 18Th ls62, J
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
X. ". LOUGHERY. Editor.
MARSHAII:
DISTRICT JUDGE

ANS r. AkasrRoSu Is q candidate for District
edge f1r the Oh Judicial District, a. The ensu
W August election
g. A. FkAzsR Is a candidate for reelection 70
le onioe Of District Jadgc 'or the 9Th Judicial
district. al the ensuing August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
WOOL CARDING NOTId

TlE undersigned takes this mcths
l form his customers. that BE- ii.
menee carding their wool the LIST daf I
To prepare wool for carding, WA
and pick the burrs out; have it b !
lv,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
NOTICE.

n }. CoLEMAI Is our artbo-;.
1 . during our absence, Tor The s,s,.|
\ Cook.
I. J. WHAI.Ey
j. n. C0LRMij
q, -, ,,.o Era|
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

A letter from Fort Pickens received in
New York states that a Major Newly at.
tempted TO assa.sinate Billy Wilson, on San
ia Rosa leland but was unsuccessful
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

Alta nc Of the Clough and Hiil Avengers
the following preamble and resolutions were unau
imo0.ly adopted
wuEas,., on the 9th Of April lss2, Il pleased
Almighty God 20 take from oar midst, our friend
and brother soldier KEMP SCOTT Therefore.
Kssolrcd lsi That IN the desu a our brother
We have lost one Of our most valiant members.
RssolrsR "a. That we deeply sympathlze with
the family ul the deceased, and humhly invoke
Almighty G0d 10 be TO them al shey have lost in
the death Of q husband, a father and protector.
R,soiusd 3d That We hereby return our most
cordial thanks TO Nah Virgins and family, Tor
their very kind attention during the Illness of the
deceased.
Rfs,.ird "a, That a copy Of the proceedings
Of this meeting be forwarded to the family st the
deceased, and one to the Texas Republican for
Publication.
II. l.. BERRY.
HARDIN JOYCE,
4. :. TAYLOR.
II. &, PHILLIPS
Commstfff.
CtIr MuREAn, April 10Th. 1852.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19
CITATION.
No
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

G. Crenshaw ys. K. q. Stale.
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ADMINISTRATORS N0Il

April II, lsG2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-07

coupled with that of Millarl Fillmore in g Pre-
sidential campaign. although reported to be
ITn;on man. has scraples about taking the oath
of allegiance,
The }oua} men of Kentucky are much ever-
c;eod II tho sneech Of Mr.. Wickliffe at Indian
.o1:a ,I4 e,ora o,.o al t}at he IS ahout
- G,1lo1r no axamn1e Of Breckjnridge, Burnett
and T27cl,npr The louisville ,Tournel affects
- 1n,.ht tho cc,roctnnss of thc renort,
l.ooroe & rcrsev will he executed at the
,,,a,3 roon, of the I'LL, in Dn;1ham, Massachu-
so+tc 4o-,norrow His crime IS the mur-
-. ~ . vonn~ woman whom he had sel1ced,
on} = = snnnos.d that he had caused the
3~nth - hor s;sto ~ Ter similar circumstance
rho Aho1;t;on;sts hal 8 great gathering at
r,o,4 Cxrovo ,,asr Rosfon. an fhe Jst. osten
,:,1u - oon,,,o,rorsto Rr;t;sh West Indie,
...".o;rut;o, A,,t - ,as1;tv tc DISCOURAGE en-
1;rtn,oo+. and 70 donorrce the President and
CT..o,,r nroC1lo1I.n
A,n~no tho r>assonoors hv tho steamer Ara
=. 49, ua1;f,~ xcoro Hon Cassins NJ Cla;:
=; .hon, p,con 1,aDo1lin Timon. Mcfarland;
Rows u,sko]I anil Farrell: Sir Wm. Logan.
T,,,rna+t R.rr>. ec
Tho }nora.t war r,oorIo1 in history, if not
49, s>,ost <ostx,,ot;ve and ;,,noytart was that
z zA ,,' CO.. },.rdre.7 AMI eohtv-tvo wears
.I:~~4 rho;r on.,,;sb ;,vs 1,rs h. IN n |ian
+r;ho ~ rs+ hcr nation. ca)lel the Araucanian~,
.oo,,.,r;ar ~, conthoastern nart Of South
As,nr;o.
7,ba Nav vorl Fxnress savs:-'Tbe a,p1:
oot;ons far MASSAGE 10 Europe within the day
o"IA0'l' Az passage ~ =. .'>,.' .:u. =.
o. two past have muItlphe1 very t"l'o'}' |"
consequence Of the anxiety ct large nu1nher
of 't,hle-bo1ied citizens" K, escape from the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-07
Uelegraphie llell,s.
BURNING OF THE GOLDEN GAYF
$50 LIVES, AND $3.50, 900 IN TREASURE nosq

NEW York, August 1.-THE steamship
Golden Gate, which lett San Francisco ,yn)v
Dist, for Panama, with two hundred and thrtv
passengers: and che hundred and fourteen thou.
sand In treasure for New York: and two hun.
dred and seventy thousand for England, vas
burnt at sea July 9th, am ore hundred and
eighty lives lost. All the treasure was aEo
lost,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-07

An Importa 1T Order.
The following important general order has
been issued }v General Hatch:
HEADOUARTERT, FAIRFAX.

Y
GENERAL, ORDERS No. 81. Rumors nay
inc gained credence in the army that orders
are - ont 10 be issued. or have been issued at
the HEADQUARTERS Army Of Virginia, removing
the restraints now imposed upon the troops
with regard 10 the appropriation OF puyate
prouorfy, by unauthorized persons, the brlga-
oer-General Commanding deems II ms duty. TO
immediately gndecelve credulous persons VINO
mav have Teen led into this belief.
None but authorized agents, bearing the
written trom competent sources, are allowed 30
seize the property Of citizens for the use OF the
army, on giving written receipts 1of me same
All such persons arc informed TO use courteous
language IN the prosecution OF this duty.
TT. In each regiment there will be an officer
Of the dav, who will be charged with the duty
Of are ting any person bringing INTO the camp
property Of any deScri ption taken from citizens
by unauthorized person
III There will he in each regiment an oftl-
Ger Of the guard, who, with suitable guard Will
patrol as follows. The infantry the immediate
roads and fields in the vicinity OF the camp,
but not to enter the town. The cavalry to
ratrol the roads and woods within circuit OF
four miles Of the ca'nr. >.
". All pcketS, patrols az J guards are d.
rocted to arrest and con6ne at the provost,
Alarshal's guardhouse any soldier found out OF
camp without pas Or net on duty.
Y. Hereafter the commander Of any COM
panv will be held responsible for the presence
in hi command 81 any horse taken from cltl-
zen without proper authority; md % proof OF
such animal nans with lis COMMAND: lis name
will be forwarded to the Secretary Of War, and
he will be recommended to be dropped trom
the rolls IF the army.
VI Horses taken Oh the late scout OF the
cavalry command to replace those abandoned
on The trip will not be considered as Included
in Che above order, but all such horses will be
Immediately receipted for TO Captain David,
Brigade Quarterna>ter, through the Assistant
4 .jutant General
VII The Commanders Of 3 igades and re-
giments are earnestly requested to exert them
selves in seeing chat the provisions Of this or
der are carried out lJnrclnltt3ng cXertlons
toward this end will be necessary to prevent
the generalization Of the command. by order
Of the commanding General, the commandment
Of troop5 are he'll responsible for The conduct
Of the men; the BrigatIier General commando
ing will con >equ. ntly held subordinate com
11uniors re <pon:jbe t1r til 3ir gooi con lu3t.
VIII This or.ler will be published t. The
troops or TWO con,e :utlTe days.
By command Of BRIG. zen j. L. HATCI.
J 4. Juds0n, Captain aud Adjutant General
The Richmond Examiner Of the %. says
S'Thc Petersburg Express learns from gentle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-07

passengers; and enc hundred andfourteen thou.
sand In treasure for New York: and two hun.
lred and seventy thousand for England vas
burnt st Sea July 9th, AM ore hundred and
eighty lives lost. All the treasure was aEo
lost.
u7-----~oI rI>$ &C 0.>uu
->1 ~,o.1.o~ 5 . s,"1' A'".s
"'0.- ~ $4,000 .o~~,,, 49,: - y
o,'''' s,1~ s.,s..~t ,.s,1 '''',''>'
s,>o' e ,,'0 :'.. t-,.i;.,. a T:- o. r'Vs
''r0 ,'0,(,-. . 20 e,,'"s'
% ,A.' :. ,~, e. .,S '''"''
=. ''Al' P'10 ~ N.o :,....,V''
A''l"''' - '"0 "s' l>''.s '''. - 'VA'
'AAoe - ~ 'l''o'' <>"~' Way '''' wv ~ S'''''''
s''"''' 'S'' 1>A0 .N 49,
4 despatch from Pacific Springs, Utah, d.
ted the 9Th, says IA herd OF Government
mule. 1orty in number, were stolen yesterday
by large body Of Indians, supposed TO be Of
the Snake tribe One man was killed, named
G. y. Davis 4 party Of forty I. s cavalry
are IN pursuit Of the Indians.
1t the war meeting, in Washington ycster
day, -. T. Close, Of Alexandra, urged the
rapeopling Of Virginia by immigration from
the North. He concluded by extending an in
vitation to attend Union meeting 10 be held
1T this place on next Tuesday night.
4 jo5tor zvr;tton or, hoard Of the r. $, steamer
=, ,,,o. c:. ~, r. Tn)r
t1o'lo'' QUA oa''' ~ 3a,''oe >, 10y ,aon,
J - ''1"' 90 -, 1870 ~ 1,or fran
s1e .: o. s'e'l''>' ,."'''',S'p '' y" ''0l 49,
~ '''S o. ~ ~ 'N-'A' ~ CO. Cha
'7'os capture" ~ 'Ho "'f''oo''"'' 1'r1 &c.,,
escaped however, win n'a''' "1l'&' 5 w.,
el1''' an' "a" ''a5 ''' 'e "s ::3amt + ~.
S'a.Son d! olll'o.s 1>.'<''o - A'll w. lon.
IiaI1o aS AaolcatAA5 '1o oo'o't0'' ~ 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-07

The Richmond Examiner. Of the %: says:
1.-THE Petersburg Express learns from gentle
men who made observations from Coggin
Point last Wednesday, that the Federal feet
tbcn comprised one hundred All fifty vesse' $,
among which the names Of tho Van lerbilt, tie
Metamora, AMI ten other large steamers We're
i giyla by the aid Of a telescope. During Wed
nesday four large transports, les led with troops,
came up the river The number Of tents at
Berkeley seemed less than Oh the week before
This may have been owing to q removal to the
forests brck Of B trkeley Persons ia the neigh
borh0oI think that N tJIellan' force has been
reduced, but are Il 1t positive On that point. A
balloon ycept 'Ine Intrepid, containing two
persons, nude an ASCENSION, AMI lowered tor
TWO hours over Mcclellan camp.
The Democratic Convention Of Daulphin,
county, Pa, met at Harrisburg on Tuesday,
49, uos 5s>iiERes$o VIM Z. A4lkx ~ Cou< geas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-09
AUCTION sALEs--Tusuzs D0va

IN 10010D W. 80JbVH - 0OAS &oVe -
DsnnxrroRY SALE q 4 yAiuA1L =.
E.adow Bridgc Road half mile from tho ossy,
focather With the Farming implements Stock, Far
I,fu,e SC, ET AUCTION We Will sell upon
the premises. Oh TRIDAT the 18th day 0. Deosm'
bar 1869 ,rurrencine punctualy o. o'clock r.
II q valuable srn all Fsrrn, or Market Garden, on
the Meadow Bridge road half q mile from the city.
It cortsins fifteen acres Of bighIy Improved land.
particularly sdap.ed for the cult OK TIE cno:ces'
vegetables A. portion OF the tract Is we'll set In
clover The Improvements consist OF D comfort
shla dwelling with eight rooms. a kitchen win
four roour ard all the uBual cutbuiidioEs. There
.re number Of shade trees aud well OF eses !,
lAnt water upou tits prsmiseg, and the whole well
enclosed There Il upon tolls tract an excelent
sits for an ce-touss aud pond. Persons dssiriag
10 purchase srnall place, convenient to the CITY,
are requested to examine THIS
The b9ve property will DO positively sold on the
soovG day. -
After the sale ct ias shove, will be eoid 10. Of
Farming Implements, Eorses, Carts, q large lot OF
Vegetables, etc.
TERMS For the real estate, onethird cssh; the
balance at and I2 months. for negotiable notes.
with intereg, added and secured by trust deed -
Eor the personal Property, cs,h viii bs required.
Imms iiae po5ap ssion will ba aiven.
ds9 JAS. III. TAYLOR Il bon. AUots.
u,IyE HOUSES AND LOrs. on 5.h street and
the Canal, AT AUCTlON ~ On FRIDAY, tbs
I2.h day Of December, commencing pune.aslly at
IL closs NJ vs vii FELL, upon the premises, re.
enactysiy. the follow lag property TO Wit
TeTn n8~ BTiCk 1FusClonts The east SIDE Of
str sissst, o-twcen Byrd street md the Canal, GO
.gqlsG ~ NJ. W.. piarea rno ---.
Alro lhfsa Brick reneuants u &c Rorth sG8 @.
the Canal. adjoining the s,.ud-ysri.
These houses situated IL a rapidly improving
nsis bofhood, convenient 10 Tie Government skoEs,
cling MIL &c, i.4i rerl.ag together for
g5GC per snnnin.
TEt.Ns.--ons thlrd cash, (the whnIe II preiegred3
tee balances e. ard II monies tor negotiable noes,
with Interest added, and occurred by t!u t deed.
deg JAS. n TAYLOR Il SON, Aucis
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TIE Ccutratawds.

?. ,.,c,res co rrc RE, TO feresse STAT OF al the
.r6. r.-, ex this tnf.n,,n invasion, the contra
hand. ~hs ssil into Yankee hands s'a dee Inc" 10
a,,np the ss.res! nn6 bg,terekt cup OF ds'rs aud
A. ,.su,,,n. That thase isuevspt ard e1c!tahle Be-
snss ss md lie 6eiuaed by Yankee ai'nrezaenfs
and arr ses IL not 70 te wondered a. eu' 'HHN
VIII themselves pay psaaiy ',r t2eiE soiiy "h'<0
NAV we'll e1singa.sh ceT indignation AZ TIER 20
gratitude, n sorrow for ;heir fate. "" MO"
what Ia. en- sijioa az tAs feeresr is IN 'S "oF'@
exu STATES Statistics ShCv ths} the race us
pears ra3.i,y thtrc. svEilt1 Ia TIE o'"-' = ~
cresssa and rluliie.lsa, VITA .s~ eze'iE'9hN 'N''
cesanv IN the North she lowest oeFp 81 Gsa"te
man, sns Sestitutiop Tia sympathy GTe'st@'' Ter
sh, :. Latitude hiss never shown it'st IL "n}
ding I'M verbs T tie neg~o cou'a feel So
.,,,hs himself ar 6ne rhstesi.a' GBvr6s end n :
ia,,nr,nl, professions tasre woai Re 10 GO arg
70, hix Ike The Eosth Dit uoih'ns c'se cen p
srcr g,t Ii - 30 ea' - wess An orAF'~n @ '@7E'
dali rh.,l7s must r. n " for hls MAID, h. Ed 1e
ss,,- Tr.basf for lis 6siy efen3 airy 'aios e.ss
In lie wsy OF prov n aUd pay hS N'r}h '''.' S''
set supplied = race II - ttatr - "fSsn b."
Scr.hern abol,.iopiaa,, saa New Yt'A F"oFsts Fes
hes avoSes Lat az rero on this co1''Ltni i'' y
be sxteru,aafsd HE tSc IL sisn sra hia riS5N t-'
r,,sd By tee p bite w*D. We E"1~ D. snrpr:t@i 81
sAe suas 81 &C TO corf ssjon. hut he sentiment
..self is b, .asiDsp=icE of ee whole war. TIE
North u hs2s7S a ofSTA or '"7 't'~ '.''
South 'ssi j. = - iId f9>ta 'ar i'H GIVE ~''
lsecei-s pop1lst'e2 = dos i2- ''a-ss WAS IL r.
!seor never b 'aAo2 Et-.',ifs -lT e'NFF =
bor IN he ou,,ivsticn o. >ou.},ra 'J*r!es i c1es
not es,e.rtse $ q 1iuS Which :ae auc,sfs q Us
sxrsrirnens wou:. !, ii c. open the tir.esn rAe. -
With al It's nsusetli. c2r: a1cu' re mare = :
bro; her. 81. 5'w treats GtEi q.
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DIED.

Al thu reside-cs al John Phillips. on Clay s.'
wes. NJ Tirooha avenue, On Sunday, the .an inst-,
Mics 81. Y ABErH PADaETTs In the ts'h yesf OF
ser.ee So, ~
Her fnrcrai Vt II tehr place fresa 'he resideSc. OF
Gr pal.iips This morning at 10 "'ec e.
o. grutay righ 7sh instant, ct ~ O'clock A. H.
gnRNrR in the ~ yesr # tassA
as fnoe-s al will iske nisce fFom ssaierfaidence.
m x..a,l;, street ~ n'eiccI tbs sf,ernoea to
81 n lila friends are Invited
g, Sc 81; igss., JsSAH ] ANE, the opiV dsasS
10, O. Robert y AID Eitira j Davis. aged three
vesgs a,1 NO days
hai o iAvel. rich srd rare.
gnlse {, Il ~ g efsSst bright ard fair.
B.: II ibp. save ,aat iewei 90 me
Has taken IL back 80 angel 10 be
Farewell. my iiit'e SAi.ttg dear
Won have .u,te 10 lsrsen, need not iea-,
o. : WAY !; be try earnest prayer
Ts~tfm.y 30 wee, by 10 meet ynu there.
Al her residence, in Chester i 'ti COUNTY, on NE
a sasa. I7rv Charlotte MATTE. Is fa'
o, "a L CIV az A4s zsa
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aoDDTs = AYpggsou A..
by William fannill, Aact,

AMEESE SALE OF BOLLINaBROOX Horp,
| Il FUREITURE.-H Having purchased IN.
residence near Richmond. 30 that NAV hs 49, 10y
| give personal attention to the American Eo,a1
now offer fer sale my entire FURNITURE Q; II.
BoitiCgbrooS Hotel on TUESDAY Dscamho. o.
| 1852 At the same time l will lease to "a. hsb.-
| BIDDER. at public auction, my remaining IA,S. -
tde Hotel and sta5ie, which lease extend "a J,nn
ary let, 1854.
i. This sale rll comprise 81 sges: VARSITY Of IA.
fcl furniture 81 was aver offered st auction in ,h
Coaiedsfscy, al CT which Is IL good ord.r.
In ChsniteE / III aituTe offer one hundred and
twenty Esds, consis.ing Of
Jenny Iini, French, Walnut
Curled Maple High Post,
And several sets Of Cottage FurrituTs
so Bureaus, IS Wsshstanda,
IS Wafer Buckets, Is Tables,
Comprising
Wainat, Marble top and Mahossny,
Bowls, Pitchers, alssses Towels, e.s
ALSO
Hair. Shrcs, and Feather kattyssasa
Asras.iles Quilts, Comforts,
Mansets, Cotton and Linen shsets.
And 4 hns selection Of Csrps ing consisting o.
F-ive., Brussels. Tres ply, Ingram,
And some siA or seven hundred yards Of 0,-U,o,.
IN PARLOR FURNITCaR,
Three aue Plate Mirrory, Two Yiana,
Two Gss Chandelier,
I,75eatels5- Lace, and Dameak Curtsios,
Centre Table Mohsir snd Plush Tsss 4. Te,s
sotas. aoeA ing. Arx Chair SIC, etc.
IN DINING RCCH FILL Be SOLD
10 large Wsllu. r4b.ea
Maso2.Dy Tsbl9s,
WGL,us safss.
bus :1eE2d5iars,
large Steam: Tan:s, .Tt,li sl.a.re fixtures.
Il dozen O.k CLairs
II double plated Silver Sugar Dighss Cream
Ects hioissssa Cranee Casters, s Frlis Bs.ks,s,
a,d Pickle Stsnds- Also. Britannia Dish Ioysts
Chatting Dishes, Turens, Coffee and Tea Cras
also. Caps. Ssucers, Fistea, Dishas, Finger Bows
9obists. Preservs Disaas, saiyosz, Celery Stand.
Table Cloths ard M other things necessary to carr
CT, Q ho.sl Ching room.
IA Kitchen. Laundry, end Pastry Room srsry
thing necsssary 10 carry on a hrs, class hotel
l will also sell one 0NSI8US one BAGGAGE
WZ0iif, two BATHING TUBS, tor Barber sbop
wi'h all nscsssary a=.ur-s 5 lares lot Of L.AD
PIPING two BILLIARD TABLES will tha,
dx'ures; large SssaGa Boiler witt i.s fixtures
Desks Presses, Gss Fixtures. ets
Any psrsou wishing TO engage In aIks GAS
aoel business eau say 10 them TIA, .Eis Il IL OBJ
YoFtulity rafey offered
gale viii take clEes on Tho raOrajce Of tls st
tnglan, :; IL oc.oc1 and continue from dsy TO dss
Until eompieted L. o. GRINqTOY.
Sale conducted by W.. PAsNIL, Arcs
y, 90
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iIgJ q asd~scj, AHst,cnsSY

. UCHE03 SAL4 II ~li sell 81 my :iore, on
Il TUESDAY Dec. oh. !eGs commencing at u
o'clca-, va-.sts oi Furniture, eors;s.i q Beds
M4ftF-.Ss', 18C:tesds. Chii,s Ta>loG Waohst ends
9!zaeeta. and EG7nic::3 ore su.ss!oc borls G-gde
|o,i coy-r.id t. iarsa 'ut II rockerY aaJ Glass
v5afs CarPs.E Ci,.k!eg C,,s."g Ami T slor Stoves.
o. s-3l !. :. REDWOOD, 4G0t.
VII, bo added to t's sbova yale--
&c yards hres ply Gergatins;
az 90 superior EZass5;s Gs-naliuz
ia. o's,ceut i.ugs
2 iiusay Isc-- ttar5S.
/ ! ali = srr-, SSH;
Z ssasii lot Uro97u scd Crushed sng.45
Coffas zna IsG;
Tsiiow Oan5iee.
90 psir Buck Mitts;
3 deg q Cotton eRist.;
q OMosrs aeasf.--ore 1ae SILK;
Granite Dinner Sctt
,s2 J ! REDSOGI .act
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Tss "eonsis,sn, tF.ai.:.us i F.e- "a po'i2y
have beer slsl r6ly illustrated i H. rraass: v7sr
Itvss e,;Hsa1 g. lie Gaz.a..ag ,hz- rt-,,-.- ST.
ssrely d p,o.ea ..s. up uss Il ,aa { yea s-a.s-.
s,d in,.is O. al =. .a!.-r5 81 80 % s. Id.
s,ssn. r.-..s,, lre:;a 81. v.,s,,. .t-aa -.s..
st. ans, a., dab -. ....l.. ,,5....,.
~, ,,,7;.tss.,.,4 f7s.,-,-- 81 a-.s.r- an
N. tb-atra aims. arss.~ III rs,:ea. G. -. Old
Word - ~; viii her Il, .- s... l.-,...,:
In. .,sst snnf. }.z i. v.;! = f.o--ra.-,s,t %
Enr',za ss9,e;a. s,.:....r Aft I'd i,f-ss. ii,
r,s, ,hs .oat -, - .,e..- III. i,,--g ..-ir
.v,,,, ha- go, t,5 md IN ,7,,.s:., q. = 80; =,
,ons-n :, ,ra ,-,;-, viii. ~ !-ro rssn
ar,.r,s;aar 10. So -,.., .,-.,.- s,,.;, 49,.
A-s,,.. 20 Wv 60. -.-o.,r...+ cha -, 90,
- ,s.r-.o-'css. .,, :. p. .,.,. a,--.,-,
,.,..-- 80, 80. =. -. -...:,, -.
-. s.,.-so,., $500. =,
.-.- t,:- ,...-s ,...-
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s-y r.. Is aoa5, Ascs


yTLOU4 TOBACCO. AND SOAP. AT AUG.
r TI0E.--Cu TUESDAY, 9th Inst, st 10 o'clock,
! viii 81 = nay store
$50 biol Ea3al Extra Flou-, in excellent conti.
tio&5
900 ocAes manufsci ured Tobacco, amongst which
sTs, -rrna choice brsnds;
30 tceos 70. l Family Soap;
so % shear snd CsB. Steel;
IS bb.s {ss,out 610l ios) assorted Mails.
de- u b COIII. Auct
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s3y ksa:, Pain. Il &c. AscieGseYs

sty ksa., Pains r. &c 4 nc tieGeeYs
~ RGCEEIFg AID JOBaCGO.-Ou regular
az sale of GROCERIES sad TOBACCO will
saIs plaoa on TUESDAY, the 9,h instant, coEa.
mcncug at 10 O'Clock. We ghsu offer q large vs
riety Of
AfzNUFA CTC1EU TCB4CCO
Several hupd -ea packages viii he closed without
regs1vs gxean. N i, tiI1s. l. 900 lbs Smoking 10
baeco, Ys.rA W. !,h t1e sale w COS usuee.
f0J kent. Pa tt<E 81 90 A1ets.
vi 20 inei2.ed n he sboFs. - bs scso s.. he
conclusion CT tAe Touacco ssIs--
% tt.s caoi2e Brown Su9ar
~ baies ASSORTED Cotton TasIs,
Soaps of various quaiiie
TtRtrhes. Cloves Alum;
R,ai Havana Cigars;
Liverpool snd Virginia salt;
Butter Caudlewiok, Candies;
Two new Bddes and Brides;
II Gicinez anc various other articles
dec kGET PAINE IL CO, Auctis.
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= VAI4U BAk UdiUE ArU1alNE tAEH n
q HANOVER, EG2 SALE & AUCTION --
ms undersigned VII offar ior sale "a TUESDAY,
Tic 9fa asy = rcceniheT 1ezs. q fair If rot tie
aaxt fair 6sy,} tho Farm S1a~u rs OAK GROVE
IN Re corr.y o; Eg;:cVsT. six mites the city
OF Richmond, laif nile rom .hs he sd c: Asahaa.
iosTi,s scsopike, cr6 4 Joining the lands Of Dr.
Iohn ,. L9:apk:n 4. 8. Jones anG Others contain
.103 aefas-- 25G ct which a1s cleared and III 6
hlsil state o. Improvements tbs balance IN original
grcwta OF oas and hickory Theirs is upoa the
isne large peGe1 cgc6eVG o. ohoiaa ..4it The
buildings So1E.ss = It-s ;ssJce dwelling with 10
rooms Kitchen. smoke h6nse, barn. ztsbie, ard ali
O :e- l9cessary ouidinsB for 6 IA Iii of ,s size
E'ha negb5orhooa Is good sad healthy.
- tA9 same tyne snd p.soo wlll be- Offered the
Eo15Jho;& SID Kitchen Furniture, together with
lis t@3o Of Ora, gocdsrs Shuckg, Oats, Farming
flaai- a.ens ard stcck %! liogses, Cows, Hosa xe.
IEaMs-- {. aa,a. It6 ,, p0TNDG.&IES,
WM !, SpRxTE2
10 :.}~~-!oss Edl.i - ,! N.m II = ln0e.,er