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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15
FOR RKllY.

THo1 RENT.-Two furnished CHAMBERS,
With gas and nre places. for rent In private
Canitoi 6ouars. Zach room has accommodations
for two singls gentlemen Fael can b Furnished.
II desirsd. Address &C 4. B at the Dispatch
Office, stating where n interview may b had.
no lS@As
ID cons Fol- RENf.-tor rent, two Furnished
II. RO0lG0, In . private fn1sily, to gsntls1sn
Without families. The situeslon = pleasant, and
ooavsalsnt 10 the DepaftnsntA 1sfsrenoss ~.
CURED. AAdrsss ~. @" as TN ea1os
no lE-Sss
No1 S0T3.-Xho o1veftlaee wo1ld b willing
10 rept . Pnrloe and two 0ha1bess, togsther
Nh Q two.stvry Xitahsn, - nDau lAmily with.
out Ghaldson siluAtsd within ~ ninntas wa!k
Of The Ia Haekot n quiet nd tssPeeeahls neigh
borheoA. Address ~ d." - UeeDesea omee,
With nans an6 sefsesnsA . l4-1se
YN61 1NI1-TWo l9ss b0on1 1o0.6. with
lcsg heewssa thems 49, - Qapefel seoacs.
1ieN = n DaALI, = TIL oeleA - alA-sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15

AFYAlRs In WARRINGTON.
A dispatch from Washinston CONTAINS the follow.
ing wholesale dsn!als:
The agent Of ths associatsd pres inquired at The
SieSe Department today about the current state
mse0 Of Mr.. Stewards having been consulted by
nr BueA:,an In the coaDg, period Of his sAminis-
Gation. Also. sbout startling hostile announas.
m:nts having bsan maAs By 0r MsIoisr 70 the Sso-
ID and aAxious meetings sf the Cabinet, involvine
serious military and OablnoA chanssa TAe 0>cre.
tary dmlly rsplied 10 the hquty that the alleged
eonsu!tasiom osswssn Nmssf ~ nf. DuShasan
were tmaslnaFy The reported propositions Of kr.
Aefder were apoehEypha,, and tie alleged Cabinet
meetings fabulouA
FEDERAL ACCOUNT OF THE RAID IHTo FR1Dn-
RIcKsBURo.
The Northern papers, OF the 18th, notice the mos.
tifSing affair At FiederickSburg. Thsy say they
crossed the river with yfour men, lost one killed
and ono wounded, and captured thirty flour prison.
ers, of which they paroled six They regard II a
the greatest dash Of the wsr. They represent our
fosce there to have been 500 man st the time They
also mentioned ths capture Of the cloth.
MIsaKLLANEoUa
Tho hospitals In Washington arc being cleared
Of the Convalescents with IL poedbie disDatoh In
all about three thousand s,idiers have joined Gsa.
-
cent? Very considerable numbers Of Invalid sol.
diers have bel allowed to go homo latterly, In oe-
der as Is is supposed to have mo re- hospital room
in Washington In cas- great battle should come
of In front.
Major General Hunter has BEEN assigned TO the
Department OF the Car0linas, and will leave in .
few days for his post. He has succeeded says the
Northern papers, in getsag all ts wants. aud, whsa
he returns look out for breeze.
Gen. Jackson, ttey say, IL At From, Royal, and
Gen. Grant advancing In Mississippi, being on the
9th miles of Holly Sprines where be captured 10
Confederate cavalry.
1t Is stated that Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans,
is not dead. but Is still in confinement, wearing a
ball and chain.
The immigration at New York for October shows
An increase Of 92l over the number for tho cor.
responding month last year.
D. A. Mahoney has bsen released from the old
Capitol prlson.
Gen. Hooker is up on his feet again, end viii be
ready to take the field In . very short time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15

pursuing tn, invading enemy, and they further
aAy mat Gen. ncO. could and sAould have relieved
and !reeected HFpsr's Ferry. Gen. Hslleck Com.
mauder In Ohief, testified TO this effect before the
Oommissioa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15
BY Thsnas Branch & Sens, A1c1s.,
Petersburg, Va

petersburg, Va
A UCrION SALE OF TOBACCO, sU0AR.
II 0UNNY BAG0ING, COxrlB, &e.-Ws
shall commence on. regular sustion .als ncxt
TUESDAY, How. 18th, 1862, st II O'Clock, q the
iTon tront building, VIXEN We shau sell
2c00 boxes Manufactured TOBA COO.
- hhds N. o. and Clarified SUGAR.
80 bags Clarified SUGAR
% bbis Clarified SUGAR
10 bales GUNNY 5AGGIN0.
100 gro8 MATCHES.
IS bags COFFEE.
no II THOS BRANCH SONS, AusaA
TOR SALR-At NanAkintown. 0ooehland eoon.
II ty, On the River road, seventeen miles nom
RIchInond, and half . mile from the James River
and Kanswhs Canal, . comfortable COTTAGE
sary out-buildiass. and SIX ACRES OF LAND q.
tachsd II not sold privately before !: ~sll b sold
publicly On FRIDAY. the 2ist Novsmbse. slse
offer for sal: pIi,x,.isly ny xARm, r aoosh'..s
twenty hve miles from Richmopd, lying ln the fesk
Of Buffalo and Beaver. Dam creeks, containing Avo
hundred acres Of land, Of which about one ihis1 b
cleared and Of the cleared about forty acses hoe
tom land. The balance Of the land y hsavily tn
bered with oak and pine. There II o. tAe place o
comfortable DWELLING, with seven so0ns, . Ans
BARN and STABLE. and other nscsssary out
buildings. Persons wishing to purehaoe oaA md
me at the Dover Pits at Msnaktntown.
no N-6ts JOHN ". COTTR1IL-
@ ALE OF VALUABLE LAID IN fHl OoUn
- TY OF HAHOv1R-By virtQs or decree ef
the Circuit Court Of Hanover. In 0s sult Of OhflD
tian, &C.. w Christian, &C., shall esll o. WBD.
NESDAY, the 18th day 0l November. lea, az
fair; II not, the Arst fair day thcseaftse) In ~
village Of Ashland, Hanover county, the LAND b
tho proceedings IN said sait mentioned. suppossd
to contain 1876 seres. adioning the lands Of 16eAD
King, Thomas Euhank. Nrs. Mary shslton, "a
others, near Tsylor sswmill, and about II niles
nom Ashland About ten Acres aeo cleared; tAo
balance u In wood and timher-at this tine nsoss
vsluab!e. 1t has q small dwelliue.houss. anA ~
soil In xfapad n thn autlvnflon ~ TIA v>snnl rn
of tha seciou.
TERMS Cash for the costs of sals and suit ~
balance on credit Of q, IL and 10 moathA sssarsd
BY three bonds Of equal amounts. pAyabas. respect
god and guhaeient security. ths title 70 - n.
tanned until the whole pufehaas money b pal6 an4
. Conveyance directed By the Court.
g. ". 1sCHARDs0u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15

BY order of Stockholders Of Exchange Hotsi Co
Sale conducted by doDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
IN II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15

state Of sairs at Camp Curtin, the principal camp
Of the drafted men Of the "Ksystons" State, says
The state of feeling at Camp Curtin IL unsettled,
70 far q the drafted men are concsrned. The eb-
iectons to going into the old regiments persist
ed in, while the idea Of giving up their company
organizations Il regarded - an act Of tyranny. Il
II In contemplation to test the matter legally. The
purpose II to bring case before court, and test
whether the men drafted can claim the provision
and protection of the State law under which they
were called into service. or whsther the ofcersnow
in the service can force the drafted men In the old
reeiments This would be the proper and the safe
means Of settling what u really grave dinerenee
The duty Of the Provost guard at present 2 Of
q character at once onerous and dangerous. They
oecupy posiNon which u not fairly undetIt0od ~
the nsn m Camp Curtin, with whom dimcuity
exists - TO their disposal In companies ana Eeet-
meon. The Provost guard ars bound 70 exesute
their ordsra They are soldiers who know nothing
but obedience, and II \ 20 be hoped that the draf-
Cd men viii not tsnpt tie Provost guard Into what
might sesm TO be, Il mot actually become. olooS
force. On the night Of the Sth, the guard, while
q duty. wsrs vesy badly treated ey the men u
Camp Curtin. They were assafleA with stones,
thrown by men con eselsd behind tsots. ana otnst'
Viz raasy s:;.etsd y ths dr.sI :S .'is. 1nsue
Since the difsfsoess and dissatisfaetisns among
the drafted men. large numbers have Deserted. ana
the purpose 70 DO 70 b also svowsd BY still larger
number Of tas nsn nov N Camp 0uren az avosy '..
one OF the men, In attempting to break the guard,
was shos IN ths lss, and severely NOT dangerous
rns oouRT,nARTfAL II TIE HAASnS Tsn1Y
TAs rspse4 4 Ne HasDss Perry 0enniaoa !.
pabNahe1. g White aal OolA DubassY -
frtnbls ~ lad q au baams, enA ~ -
t:ssy - - : - ss,.I.s1 sT 1ss@ 1.s, ~ -
hssly ooaaso1-Osll Nils lse1aelsstang e Ass9
MaFyiaA NeigAAs, Gen. Woe, Sce Rutseg %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-15

NOUNTRY R1SIDENCK-I ofer my FARM
~ Rocky Mills," l,o4l acres, or less il desired
With Servants Stock Crops Implements, &C., on very
location, within twenty miles Of the city, will
please address me, Auburn Mills Pest Ofacs, Hano.
var countv Iuo l5-lt&l A. ~. NOLT(IG.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

Presently three moro flags we're brought TO leau
regard a' Shiloh. One Of his aids brought in
little quail that had been 80 frightened by the can.
nonade, that IL laid on the ground wiihou, trying
to escape capture. This will he my living trophy
Of the battle. remarked the general
At six O'Clock General Bagg came IA from th,
persui'. have swept the enemy clear into tn,
river, said he; they arc retiring on their transport.
under protection OF thu gunboats. Their shellne
Is furious, Then shaking hands With Gov Harris
he remarked Governor, your State is restored d
YOU. Gen. Beauregard then ordered to cease tn,
pursuit
This morning Jaw private pass with a Fedc.
raj nag u was the regiments colnrs Of the 18th
Illinois captured by private Jn0. Williams Of eonpa.
ny {, 18Th Mississippi regiment, now orderly OF
Gen, Uarncr. The LIST Loui,ina infantry In the
charge upon the chemy camp, TOOK a whole ser ion
OF artillery sad three regimenial colors. Col.
Adams was wounded. aud thee lost iwon,y.threc
Officers killed and wounded. including All the CAP.
nins save one. whole brigade Of Fcdcras was
captured by Gen. Bragg. The prisoners 10 our
bands must amount t. over three thousand.
have Just been over the battlefield 20 hunt for
a Trend Of mine. find many lost. met comIs
ny Ia tac 3rd Ky, composed Of Paducah friends
iSw much they sufercd-Capi. SCENES. slightly
wounded, Geo. Allen. struck ly n'halI In the foot
How sad ~ the morrow of battle
tram Hoomiugi ] 'pust close this.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

Ny last letter gave you synopsis Of the battle
OF yesterday. aud Of the condition Of our army at
Shiloh up 70 o'clock 7. NJ, at which time we
left the battle field and returned 70 Corsnth.
stated then that portion Of our army was on It's
way back 10 Monterey and Cornth. the retrca,
being well protected by powerful batteries erected
In the very camp Of the enemy, IA and on the lief,
Of Shiloh. aud commanded by all our generals
except Beaufegard
niimaied also that the enemy was likely too
much injured 20 renew thu battle on the ne,t day,
and that probably our torces would. under cover
Of night, move back g. their former position Just
beyond Monterey. Al nightfall II commenced 10
rain again, and the rain did 10, cease daring the
whole night How our troops managed 10 npsc
away their heavy train OF wagons. the immense
amonnt of stores, amnunstten artillery, then TO
maining within mile or two from the enemy, IL
mystery to me. and will shew the superiority Of
the arrangements taken by our generals TO insure
their safety.
What the enemy did suffer during the two bat.
ties Of sunday aud Monday can be well inferred
from their insction daring last nigh. and TIL.
morning. They sssurediy knew how much our
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

How GFs. JoussroS's Darn VAS Occ.
sloSFD. Gen, Johnston, while actively en
gagged in cheering on his men, received
wound below the knee, but, in the exeiiemen
Of the battle searcel, observed il, and con
iinued for some time In the saddle, presenting
a GOODNESS and itarlcssness that inspired and
animated bis troops. Gov. Harris, Of bis
stall noticed the pallid hue that ovenpress
the Generals face. ard inquired If be were
not III and received 10 answer tha, he did 20
feel we'll and was extremely ,ain,. sl,hougs
10 reference was made to The wouad. Ben;
assisted from his horse by Gov Harris, h.
lay down but a few minutes when be expired
His boot being withdrawn, it was buns
SLED with blood. Had early attention bes
peid to this supposed slight wcend, the Con
irdera'e army would not now hsye TO moprs
the death Of is most sagaeious, ehivslrous
aud brilliant leader. Il will be gratifying
thes-h melancholy rejection to Gov, Hsrr,
that be was by the side OF his General IN ts-
heat Of battle and received bis las, parting
sigh when bis noble spirit took its fight
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

kept up by the gunboats. aud thus closed
Sunday Morc anon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-19

The Smelling OF Bowling Green by the Fed
erals resulted 10 the killing Of I've persons
Two ladies, child and tive negro men. Bav:
Yankees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
1862. + - L i

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL hhiS"~S'
THE suoRTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FKox NEw.YoRK TaE PRrScPAL WksI.kS g., HI. "a,
Eight trsins rua DAILY from New IND snSoy Iins
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WESr NIL ~ ini'
al" K1TiiE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF CUuRTLAN0r-sr
ss Phsdep ha tie yorpny Passengers
w - M ,sne .!!ae a. other routes L'e"'lb P''
=, n m one hour lister than other INES. Law. a, M
~ v,v of Allentown evening pa,ehseIs ~. hoh rourss
three than the lines in Cic.so and all
49,. =, ,bo Nnrh West. Crrsre lrdalopo', III ,a.S
s., Iori. Cleveland Columbus, Cnciana'i' 'AN al
mini. yS}st with lever changes cars from phjr >.
seepus cs1,, Ti and New.Ycs Pieomsh 40 mile.
snol Ss au' Saloon Cars on all tram,
To- ~ 80. as other routes.
are the .sl.s through. Transfer, free.
Lsgass re snec . Cd until used. by Pittsburgh.
secure ''' STERN EM na1 IS. an cm,.ran,
Inc rehn:y'l I >-Lcb affords comfortable moae o.
y, Da nyiur ewsrd at one ha tho usual
VI fare rup,,.HT5
e-.,.p,. ~ S:.,. ipon. can DO forwarded
n, and from sny poit the RarosA ~ti..auh by RAIL
dso. Hinols Wisconsin, lows or nayesbse rivers Of
EoAp oIMEor or 70 ON, pR as WEI,
's we" ~ Freight to and poiut 10 .. are
the Railroad are AZ ~ M.,chsnts arb ship
charged oy ts OF their freisht 70
isn, can rely with conhdence on Il. .peed' transit
"a Z, Liv. Stock viii hrd this most ed.
fsIn n".tr C.parious Yards. well wstered ard sup
pl,,d With every convenience hss- oeen ol
a .r,,.,,nry where will be found every conyene &c q
feeding ard resag choice - offered o. TIE rprLAphL-
pUIss NFW.YORK aud BALTIMORE MARkEIS
j L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. A'tor'houss
LEIGH & Co.. Frifh, Agenta, ,,,,,.
20 | A,,or House. and No | South william t
MCDONALD BiscHofF' Emssan' a agent.
FNoCH LEWIS General Snpt Altoon., Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From fot Of Contsud'-,t-Connsetug at Hampton
Junction with Delawa Lack and Western Rail DAD
sod Eas'on with Lrhigh Valley Raj road md ice
lions. forming direct oe to Pittsburgh apdthe West without
cha a. at cars
SPRING ARRANG EME VT oulrnsn cing March D. 1862
- cave Nsw-Yok as follows:
HAKRisHUKs EXPKkss-At Il. M Tor Esston Reading.
Posy,ile. Harrisburg. Mancn Chunk, Wilismspvrt. &c
NAL TKAis-At o q. M for Ea.ioD Water Gap. Seron.
ton, Great Bend. pi.top, NikesbIir.S Ks.
" ~. THROt TRAis-FoT Easton. Msuch Chunk, VII
lismspsr, Reading Potrsvillr, h,fnsbury 80
Ar. " THROUGH TKAISFoI E1ston Bethlehem Allentown
ard naucb Chunk.
5:5Op n. WAY TKAIs-FoT Someryile.
BIN. WtsrEHs ExPEsss-for Eaton Allentown Read
inr, Harrisburg. pbmgn, and tho wost Sleeping from
Jersey City through 20 ?ips
ExPRkss ThAis YoR HthRsBrRG-The Q IN. Express
n ait from Nee fo arrives at afburg At r. ~
bg Ea, and est pennsy Csutr Railroad No th-rn
Central K.foAd. North aud South and with ths Gambler
land Valley Railroad.
THx TnKoren ErPnEss Tram FOR rns wssr leaves
NrwYork 1t dsy Slndays eIc-pIsdl mskiog close
connection at Hsrr.tu with Prnn'ylvsns Rafoai-~
change of cars Tn Pibargn aud but t. ioin ali aud
Chicago. -Four hours time saved by taking this tram.
ELIks RgrnPOhT AsD krwfokK FsKnr-Leave New.
YORK from Pier No Hortn kiver. 81 1870 and II $40
$40 aud SEQ p. IN.
Tho boats stop q Bergen Point snd MsiDs Hsrbor ovfry
TIP zach wsy JOHN U Stems. superintendent.
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mand.
Their. !, greater ease IN -. Money market to-day
for stock loans and ef tho transactions have
been made II !, cent UPON choice collae-als. The
cur, ,s,. however, is z v cent, at which borrow
a.. End No difficulty ia meeting their wants. The
hanks are lending with more freedom since they
have suspended the boarding Of Treasury notes. In
paper there is 10 change to notice. The transactions
are quite limited, ia consequence Of the small supply
of firt-class names.
very important financial measure adopted ~
Congress last week has not attracted the attention d
deserves. We allude to the authority given to the
Secretary of the Treasury TO issue certificates bear.
ing per centinterest aud payable in one year. for any
audited and confirmed claims against the Govern.
ment. This important MEASURE gives the Secretary
unlimited authority to borrow on twelve months.
and with the $780, 900 0Oo Of Treasury notes. which
by the Currency bill he is authorized to ISSUE enables
bin to meet promptly the demands aSsr@ q"
department. 1t operates, in fact as far as the cer
tifcstes are accepted as an extension OF tweiVs
months on the floating debt Of the Government aod
bridges over the period required for the nego'iat'on
of tho per cent bonds authorized by the iate acs
The plate for these certificates Is IN the hanos
of the engrayer and the printing Will be COM
menced on Thursday. Any creditor OF the
Government whose claim hos been approved
can then at once obtain six per cent interestoear
ing obligation Of the Government, when ne CO"
carry until the Department is ready to redeem IT, OF
hch he can sell or use as irstclass collateral iof
loans. Capitalists have been shy Of lending money
uoop simply approved claims, and largo shayes have
been paid by public creditors 70 obtain facilities iT
CARRYING out their contracts, but with these cerin'
,ates they can go into the money market 70 make
,egotistions Upon the footing Of the most favored
borrowers.
The bank statement shows decrease OF aboos
wo millions and 4 quarter in the loans during the
week, and as the individual loans have Increased
.bour half million, it is shown that the banks have
old nearly three millions Of their Government secu-
tiles to the public. The specie eserve has increased
,early a million The actual amount is about half
million greater than the average The deposits snow
decrease of over million, which is partly the 70
nit of the Investments of the public in Governments
ecur les.
The following is q comparative statement OF tos
ondiou of the banks of New-York City, fSom
'eb. - to March L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
AIISS MARIA BRAINERD's
wi GRAND CONCERT
THIS (TuESUAYl EVENlNG' hsrche
At IRVING HALL.
MISS PRAINERD. assisted BY
MILF COME Couiralto,

wi GRAND CONCERT, .
THIS (TUEsUAY) EVENING, AsrchI
At IRVING HALL
MISS BRAINERD. assisted BY
MILE COMlEN Couralto.
SIG CENrEMERl. Baritone.
MIR. HENRY Apply, Violin,
Mn. r. EBEN. Flute.
The MISSES LOUISA and
JO,EPHING MEYERS. and
CONDUCTOR DR. CLARE ". BEAMES Piano.
PgOGRANNR-pART l.
l. Solo vi-l'n 18th Concerto Op 70 tPi,no scsoWp w
Bx,MEs). De Jerirt............ Mr. AIRY.
2 RomguAs from due Foe nj
" sig CENT, MEEI.
Som "The Star they viii Wnisper ....,, hummer
Miss gRAiNGEU-(Flute Obligsto, MI EBEst,
Reading Thc Bridge o. Sishs
Miss LOUISA hEl EMS -.
T, p,s. "roai Soiropis"--ioTquso Tsssa. Donizeui
- Miss BRsINERD and sig. CENfEmERL
D. "o"''N Mile. GOMIEN.
7 Song Love or Love me not ......henry Suisit
. "'"a' Mis- BRAisERD.
rsn,asis Brisnte ma Celne' .Hsunsn
l. Mr.. Apply.
Reading from School foI scahlap'-bsdy reafs and ST.
P.ter-Sherideu. Ns.es Louisa and JOSEF hiae heyefs
Dno "Qnis ct hoIno'Stshat Maer........... Kossf
Miss BRAINERD and Miss GOMlEN.
4. Solo, Flute Souvenir &c Nienna'.. TeIfchaek
MI BEN.
s. Ro.nanza lie Pardon De Poermel' Meyerbeer
six CEN1EMERL
g. Reading Number one. Hood
Miss Josi PHINE MEYERS.
= Song. Dream Of Home susoli
Nil BRAINtRD
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
to be had the principal Music stores at Irving ' and at
the doors ihi- evening. Doors pen at &c ocA
To commence Il ocl0cs. 1890
THIS EVENING. MISS BRAlNERD.. IRVING HALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Drinnna.

lust FOR THE Fun OF THE THING,
~ the Ch-sprst Primer No Jr,cn row, near City tei,
viii pin Gm0 CIRCULARS for ~ 80. LOO EU-ls fso
CARb- Ter ~ Cts. iesua Of blLirhEADS Il" = -
POSTERS PAMPHLETS add everything else eq'@hy low
GAVE YOUR MONEY.-Law cases ana
~ Poius Cards Bill Head and every variety OF 1Vo
PRINTING a, LOW PRICES prouptmoss au1 n"4'nrs IN
cluded at the steam Printing E'abshaeu' corner OF 'eiTe
SIsoSSs.s,s and c. Under rres,-Work for the trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Corarlnersbip alctirrs.

DISSOLUTION-The copartnership heretofore
~ .rs, ins under the style Of ASHLEY : rNhhIIS; -
al. d.v dissolved by mutual consent. u D. AShLtl IL
authorized TO u.e the signature Of the ate n 10 idstoh
o. u ASHLEY.
New York March |. 1902 JOh. ~ SOhhrl.a,.
kOTfE-O ID ASHLEY wiil'coatinus tie sIoCh
COMMISSION ard BANKING business at No 81 Exchange
place. - -.
COMPREHENSIVE Tho underlined have formed a CO
rArtt..r.hip under the s;si. 81 Loo kNOOp NDkhiS
and I, IN continue tie STOCK COMMISSION and bANh-
's V' ALFRED LOCKWOOD.
NsxYo.t March I62 JOIN Il. NORRIS.
CPECIAL PARTNERStIlP.-Notce ~ hereby
- riyen int ULNs-ES TALLNAS, who read.' in the
CIV Of Ne--Yors. aud JANEH II uND"E, r.. who
ts a tn CIV % Brooklyn County a huss a. a'e "i
N,u'.Yo a have iofmei LIMITED PAkrN EkshlP pnr,
,us1 20 tie provision, oil the Revived - iut.s NJ h- s,s
N.w.Ysrk for buying and sellns OILS aud NAVAL
HTOGFs aad deA 4 ~ the same on m'ntfsi'n =,
al 81. gsrti-. inrr-.t-d the si Ulysses tman ahd
tie - James N. Ffuutg- ~ho l. the zee Al partner
hs All J.n-, A. Hrgndsgr las c"ntiOusd the sun
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