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11ERERy CAUTuON Alt PERSONS
rroIr trusting my Wife Eln% Johnson on my account no
VIII hot p"t any a''s ' " ~ S''' SAMUEL GUTHIE
, n,s Ian IL 1862 jt1D 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

. of New Orleans g .s2 No. 17OA
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN this all oter persons herein interested
within fen days from the notification
they have why the account presented by the natural
Tutris should not be and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court ~ = - =
OCTAvEMoREL Deputy Clerk
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION. 30 4"
BY McCERREN saz LANDRY, -
~ g. W. McCEEREv, Auctioneer,
Office and salesroom Masonic Hail. St. Charles street.
MONDAY, the 18th instant, at IL O'Clock
ll A. M at their salesrooE. Masonic Hall. St. Charles
street. will ne sold ,..-.s II. ~ ~ I..s-
Roewood Mahogany and Walnut Household Furniture, wiz
Arnoirs Sideboafds Tables Bedsed Sofas Chairs Carpets,
oi sssHTERMsGeash. S'1s' ju0
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BAsK New ORLEANS, I
New Orleans, Sept. IL, 1861.
s9rEn conformity with the recOmmehla-
of His Eyceiecy Moore, this Bank this day
pend specie en of the local banks and the
Treasury OF the Confederate States will be paid ut its
counter ana received payment all debts due to The Bank
Par les having paper collection in thus Bank hereby
withdraw the forthwith, 1t they are not willing 10
receive the ucy and henceorth will be
received for collect parties agree the above
V order Of the Board. =. r
sel9t rs MORTIMER BELLY. Cashier. {
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SUNDKIhiS IN STORE. ~F
PCRTO-lO0 u casks Crown brand.
4 SHERRY-2O u casks Crown brand.
Z casks Cabinet.
ID casks Topaz extra.
RED WINES-24 casks MargauX
=. 20 casks Cantenac.
a :, 800 cases Lecompte Il Co:
=. 200 cases I.arrondefreres.
I'd. :. g., lu0 cases Ieya Eargaux. u- I.N @
:, 81 cases Gescours Descatore..
WHITE WIEES-2 casks Chateau Yquem.
al 10 nbls, Sauerne.
PRUNES-5g cases, in Jars 40. ,-
PEAS-20 cases, in u boxes. ~ III
TRUFFL ESD cases, in y boxes 4 s. Fl
TREFFLEn pIES-lU cases, in u boxes -
STRANBERRIES-50 in JUICE.
CHAMPAGNE-1000 packages, ~ o..
"a, .. In baskets and cases,
Such as Heidsieck x Co.,
Duchor, t;ordonvert, ~ .. ~
Ssery, Cabinet and * y
Imparia--in quarts and pins, r. b
.., and half pnts.
For saleby ' S. D. GRATIAA K CO.,
oil If ' SO Cu-,omhuuSe street. y
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partitnlar Notnfs.

ss2,&, 3 OFFICE NEW ORLEANS CITY RAlLhoAD,S
{ - 800 s 1850 49, - .Anuaty 8, 1882.
A-Having dIscove erred that there axe nn-
would caution the public nt receiving them ana
mend recurring tickets TO always then from
lid drivers wIo Are constantly Kept supplied from the Office
The Conpay al hereby offer reward OF $50 FOR
and conviction Of person detecteo III eoun'seps anu
'I ins if0t '' 'e"'' ~ J.B sLAwsoE. President.
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xs-Crystal Eoant RtXtalon. 70; 4, s:of n,
Q. A. No So Camp Officers for the present ter-W
P, D,eyfsss W. Al VI ceoper; 4: b. ?, Long
Booth O., Joseph Ghhons A. G. ". G. week.-Mrs. J. s.
10 Neiber Visiting Gommtsee-H. J. Dreyfuss W. W.
Cooper D. Longworth, Ed Booth JOS Gibbons Anderson
. jy11 " d. LONGWORTH. 4. b.
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sDEuxExE CouR DE DISTRICT THOMY LAFON vs.. Adminis
dc la traee Dc q AZ FlTA
I'm VERTU dun writ de satsie ct yente
de la Nouvelle Orleans paare cidessus E. T. Parker
cdevant sheriff par lu moi transeTe e procedera 10
de entire les du Camp ct des Magasns, Is
pubne adjudication de la propst4 don't suit Ia des
cr'ption. sAvuir- 49, n -......
. uN CERTAIN LOT DH TERRE ensemble ayec toutes les
bRtSseB authorizations m sly rouvent, cousstant ell uns
double cuisine deux iages e tout cou
ardeses ansi tous les dro appsrte
dams et borne les Jacobs Soils Erao Of
Thae daLs e Premier District de ese Vile Ct dfsgn par 10
d4 R mai 1854, depoe etude de Stark notare cor,
plan No. S2 lie dit lot 81 pieds pouces ct IL
gnes Sos proendeur de 100 peds entire
lgnes PARALLELS ~
SRisi dams Patfaire ci-aessIs.i
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation *
-73ClaI =. JOHN P. WALDEN,
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de Id NouyelleOr GJONTE.--No l7024.
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
"A cera de la de succession, peSonnes
que celia e concerner davor dsdure sous dix onrs da,e
presee Ia Tuee naturele serat point APPROVE
homologue les fonds mains eparis conormment
dit conpte @
. Par ordre de Ia Cour. p. :, ,.-. -... H. .....
iaU IA Is OCTAFEMOREL. Depute Greffer.
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THE CONRhDERATE STATES PATENT
l. woo. HOOP COTTON TIE A fastening for paling
cotton, which has been tested BY transportation this por
pa tattoo and 10 the reduced size required
shipment abroad CLASPS each which planters In
purchasing will use on their hoops Rog sale By nAvIs
I.geat, Nixon Co.'S IS Union street.. N BThe public
;scauned against ;rang for using other tie In ring
'uvnn IN spatpn{ i =
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FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-MY PLACE NEAR POETCHAJO ULA,
Livingston Parish, the Jackson Railroad. There Are
more than acres III The tract twenty five OF which
have been The place well supplied with aImi
implements and the house is and comfortable Most of
Inc furniture will house To god tenant the
terms will made moderate. For further cnars apply
v dan If @pA l '''''N' H.FORNO.
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4 WHT(1IT 8 co
.>~~-~-~~S.-~1~S~
HEALTH rs HANS CHIEF BLESsISGss
e .E " Oh Happiness, how faEue fee sssas A. 4T ~
fs4 > From thy paths in search Of thee u r.
~ From Health, thy own pure fount, we stray
~ forGot. given tnstIncts e'er obey; "s2.~!
Il Too proud from Natafs's self to learn-
& Natures own remedies We spun-" sa4f W. A
WRIGHT's SOUTHERN INDIAN yEGET-
/ .. ABLE PILLS 4
ARE orrnnED 70 rEorIs or TaE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA ]
PURE, sTMrLE HARMLESS, ANBNATURALALTERA
TIVE AND BIooD.PUR1FIER, 3
.HEALTH b MAN,s cIiIEF BLEssINes'
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA
PURE sIMrLE. HARMLESS, AND
TIVE AND BIo0DPURIFIER, 3

= z -|F - go 81 y
M .y-, ron THE AsN 5ze
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DYpoT NEW ORLEANS, } ACKsoN AND dREAf NORTHERN
:. RAILROAD COMPANY, - -.
i" 80 a New Orleans, JAN 7. 1852.
~ Until further notice, we VIII rec ely
ali freefs offered for points this Road and tue sst
Central so Nashville freight No freight received on
nesday. r /, ,ur,,,,,rS c.nu CIV,
lA7 st Is. Wl4Lt.n.. Ssll sHlN
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mp CRESCENT CRY BhEk, 80,
. " ts5 r.. u.s. a7'rs New. Orleans Jan. 6, 1862. )
xS-At a meeting Of the Board Of Dire c .. r.
held on the December last diYidendo' h'e per Cs
e capital stock declared payable to the stockholders on
"' tas n ''' ' -. JULES CAssARD, Cashier.
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TELEGRApHIC NEW6.


WrLnTIaroR, N. g., Jan. ls-Noon "A let
ter has been received here from reliable
source in Newbern, N. o.. dated on the 18th
inst, which states that = steamer had 10 at
reached there from Pamlico Sound, with the
nteliigenee that there wers forty. three
Federal vessels at Hntteras. 1t was believ-
ed that the destination of the vessels was
either Roanoke Island or beaufort
IsReoxp pIsPArcHl
WIhMiSaToS. Jan. ls-P. M.-Further and
ofcial intelligence, derived from passengers
from Portsmouth. N. o., on yesterday, state
that forty-two steamers and three sail yes.
sells are at Hatteras. The majority Of them,
however have been there for week past. No
further news from that quarter to-day.
The above dispatch was received here from
aoldsboro' this afternoon.
There Ia no definite news here about the
feet. The weather Is mild this evening.
THIRD psrArcB.l
WILMINGTON. Jan. l9.--The following dis
patch was received from 9oldsboIo' last
night:
On the 18TH inst there were twenty-four
small steamers and sixteen sailing vessels in.
side and seven large steamers outside OF
Hattcras bar. More are reported to be In
Pamlico Sound
The above may be relied upon, as 1t comes
from an officer in Hyde county.
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Obituary..

DIED, in the town of Manchester on the
10th inst. at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. Snellingsi Mrs. ELIZA ). CHILES
Wlfe OF ELLIOTT CHlLBs, in the cd year OF her
age. The deceased was q daughter of the
celebrated Baptist preacher, the late Andrew
Broaddus, by mis- uEst wife. She was mar
RED when quite young TO her now berea red
husband, with whom she lived happily for
more than forty years, having been the mo-
ther OF nine children, all OF whom she lived
to see arrive at years OF maturity AS Il wife
she was afttctlonate and kind, ever ready TO
share the Joys and sorrows of her compani on,
TO whom she was fondiy attached. As mo-
Their, none but her children could Justly ap.
preciate her. The chief desire of her heart
seemed to be the qualification OF their every
wish, and when they were happy, she, too,
was happy. Perhaps no mother ever labored
more zealousiy for the present and eternal
doubt not but In coming years the fond ad
monitions OF pious ana devoted mother will
serve to recall TO memory the many happy
hours which they hayespent in her company.
As q Christian, none ever lived more
emplary life. She kne W her duty to God ana
man, and. knowing it, performed it fully.
When sorrow came she was ever hum Bile az Il
submissive; when JOY came, she was CRATE
ful, ever looking to the source from whence
i. came. Being generous and Ii beral friend,
she has left many TO mourn her loss, to-
gether with devoted husband and i've sur
viving children. May God sustain them
in their bereavement. Her funeral sermon
was preached at the church Of W Itch she WAS
a member, (Branch's,) by the Rev. Il. Mason,
on the IL tn INST, from these words d" For He
II ust reign till he hath put all enemies under
his feet The last enemy that shall be de-
stroyed is DEATH
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A RSmiufaceuce.

=. r.. Duncan, recently appointed Brig
"oieF GENERAL from Louisiana, is the same
gentleman who was al the head OF the mill
'afy branch OF the Vigilance Committee or.
kani1ation in New Orleans, In the charter
eiecLons OF 1885. He was lieutenant Of ar
'iiisry Ia the United States Army, and re-
signed shortly after the Mexican war. Since
lhat period he has been in the engineer ser
wee OF Louisiana, up to the commencement
u The present war, when he was appointed a
Colonel OF artillery In the State ser vice. 1t
Ia d rather remarkable fact that during the
period alluded to in 1858, Gen. Duncan. Gen.
beaursgard, Capt. Avegus, (of the 18th Lou.
hiana, now at Columbus and Gen. McClel-
ian, com ma der in chief Of the Federal Ar.
miles, We're all associated with each other In
new orleans, and engaged in the Vigilance
Com mittee movement. Gen. Beauregard
was the Democratic candidate for Mayor Of
New Orleans, and was zealously supported
by Gen. Mcclellan.
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n 4 n n.

On tina 10Th January, 1882, at O'Clock p.
NJ, mrs. JOHANNAH CLANCY, in the
ATTN year OF her age, after a painful illness
OF nine days.
She leaves husband and babe, with a
large aum Der OF friends, to mourn their IT.
reparabie loss. She was outiiul Wife an
anectlonate daughter, and Il pious and sim
cere Christian. May her soul rest III peace
Amen.
The relations and friends. of the family,
and o! her father and mother, Michael and
Mary Coleman, are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from her husbands resi-
de nee, Oregon Hill, today, Goth inst. at 8
O'Clock.
On Sunday, the 18th, at ? o'clock A. d., at
his residence on Broad street, JOHN A.
Lacy in the 10th year OF his age.
His relations aud friends are vted to at
tend his funeral at the UniversaliSt Church.
TO day (hondayJ at O'Clock +. ID.
At the residence OF General Brown, On
Church HUI, early Saturday morning, JOHN
STEWART, youngest son OF Rev. X. H. AID
NJ. Wilmer.
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NEW PUHElUATlOND.
NJEVtaDOOKN m pm ESs.


~ WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
BOOKSELLERS,
14s MAIN SrRBEr,
Have In press. and will ahOrtly issus,
1fRsr:
T X E A T I s E
FIELD FORT1FIUATION.
Containing Instructions on the mstho da Of Laviar
Out, Constructing. Defending, AID Attacking In.
trenshmanta: with the general outIioex also Of
tho Arrangement, the Attack, and Defence of Par.
,nansut Yortifcs'ions.
by d. II. MAHAN,
professor Of Military and Civil Engineering In the
U. 8. Military Academy. Fourth edition, revised
and enlarg ed containing
PRICK %. - = 1''''
DE ERE;
A STORY OF
PLEBIANS AND PATRICIANS.
When every worldly thought u utterly forsakan
Comes the starry midnight, felt by lies gifted
fey.
Thsn Wi the spirit from iA earthly sleep awake on
To being more iutense more spiritual and true
So doth the soul awaken,
Like that youth to nights fair ques ;
Theawakeniug Of Endymion.
By HENRY w. billiard.
This work will be stsrsotyped and ready early
In February. 2 vols. 50
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers.
l45 Main street.
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By 0ODBIN & APPERSoN, due,,


1.-TWO NEW Bki.k IkNEMEHTs,. AND
Two VACANT LOIS ADJOINING.
OPPOSITE 10 SaOCkUE HILL VLSr.
TABLE, MsRKEr, AND FRONTING On
mo kkEr sta UARE, Fur SALE AT AUG
ilON.-Wll Ds SOD st aus'ion, GA the prein,ses
on MONDAY, the 20th Jsnusrg. 1907, az o eloci
+. NJ toe t"o new BRICK fENEIENTS located
as above--o1e occupied by the Charlie stou House,
nod tbs other by + Etaon.r.
ALSO, 30 ieet OF Land on the south. AMI nsae
10 Marshall street. running back 60 feet ltt.
land Will be divided into TWO lots, or .cld as
whole, az my Ds desired, At the hour OF sni.
The foregoing REQ. estate Is located Ia 4 csrt OF
the city vii RS property ia greatly IL demand ard
daily increasing lii va,u-. aId therefore pa-, :cr
lar attention. - respectfully eslit.i 10 ihs ssie
thereof
TERMs.-one fourth cash balance at &, I2acd
Ii mon tbs. Tor negotiable NOES, interest edd4i
recGr.d By d trrst deed. Tee taxes for 1872 e.
be paid by the purchaser.
GODDlN & APpERSOE.
ia ts-'a5 ADc;iouser@
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By IHOS. W. EEESEE, Auclr.
(Ofice corner OF Cary and 18th streetn. }

4 DEMONSTRATORS 5 SALE OF HOUSES
~ HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE;
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS TOP BUG
GY AND HARNESS; NJ UL4E AN ID DRAY,
AT AUCTION.
I will sell On THURSDAY MORNING,
Jan. sd, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the
late residence of John +. Huffman, deceased,
on Clay street, Just beyond the corporation
line, all Of his Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, of excellent quality, consisting OF the
usual variety.
No l MOLE-young, superior animal.
Light Single Carriage and Harness.
Superior Top Buggy and Harness.
bray and Harness.
TERMs.-Ail sums under Fifty Dolie rs cash;
Fifty Dollars and over, four mon ths credit,
for approved endorsed negotiable notes with
inter est added.
ALSO-For Hire,
l NEGRO MAN and WOMAN.
All persons having claims against the es-
tate will please present hem, as arrange
ments may be made to pay them, and those
indebted win please come forward and pay.
IS 1 wish TO close my admin istr ration as
speedily as possible.
J. Il. KEESEE, Administrator.
OF John +. Hu ffnan deceased.
Sale conducted by I. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
SV-it
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BIZ T.. r. COOK, Aucf.

RTY THOUSAN DOLLARS
i WORTH OF SPLENDID STAPLE
nMD FANCY DRY GOODS, FANCY AR
TITLES, ELEGANT CURTAIN 6fNII,-s
&c., All AUCTION-onM OvDAY uuh e.,
1t ~ o'ciock l will sell, at my ssore a s.ocg %
S'.Sv'o ~osth OF eleganI STAPLE and IA hoy
! ,1Kn u 20 FAsoY aRIICLEs. spiend.s
CuEiA AIN 0uooS 6e. consisting IN par, Of.
English broea sels CursaIa xa,,;n.
French Lace Curtains
Marseiies Connts'psnes, Peper Cambties
swiss, Jscoue, sno Mi isooS. ~ y. ,i,.
French A'gandu Muslns. Bsss 9,.
English Az gias, fiist Linens
French Marssiiles Furniture rrisaes
Silk F. inges, Dress Trimmings
Summer S'!ks, Taft .ts. EGg :Lis gi.ta
L,nea towels, Napkins, Linen Dgi.s
Ducks, Bay Linens, Dotted s,ts "a M1,ius
GissatieF, 'elsn~s Vale nciaJ.
French and English Meripca
Ladies' ard Mlsses' G.oaks.
French Lace Mautiias Pillow ginens
LineS shse'ings Table i.in.ns.
Bed Iicxin;ss. Muslin E0ops.
berege anu Organ ia RoDes
Grshscins Robes, Black AID t.ol q Css.;r arss,
Black Cloths, isstiDets, Tweeas Crash
While and Colorea Bsiliautss and c.,nh,,s
hsne-s.dss, Poll DeChever. Zephyr khayIs.
DeBege Dusters. Popii,.s, Laces, CLOVIS
Eosis!y, !$ohinet Lsees.
rege AMI Gre nadine Shawls
Heavy Wool Shawis.
Childiea Ready made Dresses and Taiu.as
Bonnet silks eli coiors
Floren., and Nsres.sias Siikc.
AipsCss, Black Frs nch Laca Hitf,
Ladies Kid and Cbainoi Gauutist.
Lislo Thread hose. Children Hosiery.
Lise Thread and Wool Half Eose
White Grape sks~ls Eatche!s. Buttons
Black Silk sud Lis!e l.aces
Msesos' aud Children Shoes
large assortment OF Ainerie sn Prints.
Bl'nke,8 &C
Together q III large lot of other Ar.l ,;es ,cn
numerous IL me1ti9n-sriiicient to CAV N. a,oce
embraces every article usually found Ia a s.a.-
class Dry Gpods store.
Immediately alter tha above SAFE will ss aoli
an Invoice of elegant Llren Ready made
CLOTHING.
The attention of the trads IL esrpas.iy -.
ques ed, es feel C rtidcni - The best sssCr,-
ment of Goods o.fe:ed ct aIoiiou l., hich;.,z,;
tor years.
TERMS Cash positively on delivery.
"a y. Is COX arss
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AUCTION AALEp.
fUTUkE DAYS.
BY 0ODDIN 4 SPPERSON, A.csr'.

MosT vALuArts sEAL EsTATE, In
yk the City Ct kieAmcnd on the North Side uf
GARY, betwesn 9th srd l0'h hteets, tgs,hsr
with Largo stock Of Machinery, steam Fin
Rine, Toois a0d FL pses, oil in COMP lete order
Tue CO. par nsrahip If w. Oardwsll & Co.,
having expired ~ lin tation, we shall. in con.
formity With cur artices OF sgreemert, proceed to
sell, on TCEZnAY. the 26th instant, at IL o'clk
A. NJ, on the premises, tins factory and other
building, now oscupxd by US, together with all
10 use, and comprieiny tho large three story brick
and tic building, 50 BY 40 feet, wit1s wing 10 by
50 feet. both three 8 diea high wfoundry 30 By
~, blacksmAhs Shop, with all the fixtures com
p.eie, &c.
The entire lot Of MACHINERY Tor wood and
Iron work, In complete VOL, king order. consisting
10 part OF . superior
IL horse power Engine and Boiler.
superior iron side Lathes.
3rnpsrior iron and wood Lsthes.
splendid iroa Plane.
superior WOOD PlScea
Drill Pro3ses and Drllia
large Bolt Machine.
'..-:- pairs Iron SHEARS.
2tireular Saws and Frames.
3Boring Macf hes.
Tennxnt and Norticicg Mactiats.
Portable Yorss. GRANTS,
Blowing Fan
Benches and Vices. Stocks I'D Dies, arind
atooes, ShafIiDg aud Prliies, Blst ksmi,h's Tools
rig aLd Bar Iron, seasoned Oak, Ash, and other
Timber Corn Shelters. Wood Fasks, Horse Pow
err, hreshing IA achbles, Buck Eye kespers,
Wheat Fans, Plows. &e., er bra. ing, altogether
the most desirable stock of Nae hnery, Fixtures,
and materials to be found for sale in tbs Southern
Confederacy. The whole to be closed without re-
serve.
TERMs.--For the Macbiaery aad all personal
property. cash, in bankabe funds. / or tho Real
Estate. one; bird cash; balance in and 9 years,
interest added, secured by deed on the property.
J. ". CARDWELL l. DO.
The fortg siag Real Estate can b. Eego tia. cd
Tor Privately until the day OF sale. but all the
Stock. Machiuery, end Tixtl;es will bo Bold at
anc' IN to the highest bidder, ON the day adveT-
ti,ed. 4ODDlN l. ApPERSON
Ia 20 Auctinns4rc.
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Ex.PReaident TYlaI.

Congress adjourned on Saturday without
0aasacHng any business, and the virg inia
asis9stion Immediately held a m ting 10
fhnke arrangements for paying suitable 70.
.psct 70 the memory OF Hon. J0as TYLxx,
deceased.
The Legislature adopted resolutions in 70.
kafd 70 the sd event. and several appro.
Pfiese eslogiss were delivered. The com.
0Hsses appasntsd by the Senate and House
wl, y Is understood. cooperate with the
sEs'aiA copsrsssiousi delegation In making
asDssnspss tos the obssquiss.
- nass on IL rGblic -Aaiidings we're dis.
vs..c - half.msst, snd the Capitol bell
eanas large portion Of II Dag.
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4 UCTION SALE or PEAISHABLE STOCK.
IA IN Bowling Green, Henrico County The
Undersigned having rented the place on which he
resides, Will on the 9th day OF january, COM
mer cling ut 10 clock A M sell at public auction
all the Punishable stock said pl.ca con listing
Of one good Horse, ons we'll kept kockaway au 4
Harness, one Carryall and Harness, one new I.u,n-
her WeGon and Harness, Tumble Cart and
Gesr, one nav Saddis and Brittle, together with
all the Farming Implements aud Garden Tools, In
Guiding a lot of He'll Sash. IN Gecd order, ~
well as quantity of Aoutehold a1d Ki.chea Eur.
niture. Everything IL good scrviceabie order.
TERMS OF SALE-UaSa in bsB & able fuDd..
LOUIS KSPFLER.
Il. 3. COOK, Auct. f. DO elx
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AUCTION SALES.
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By RICHAkD CAyTHOeN -.

LHURNITUkk ANB Ml-OELI.A SEOy,x
II ARTICLES AT AUCTtUN.--Oo No.
day Soth i.st., at 10 O'Clock, At store, win
consulting in ps-t Of large Press, safa Char
Ave Bedsteads, five Msttrssse,, Blankets, IuIiss
spreads and sheets. Tables, one sp . sass
Lounge, and various other articles.
/ viii also sell a tnai ~: OF GROCERIES onn.
sistios in part Of beg prime Rio O.f'se, 2 bbIs.
Whiskcy. do. of Brady, do. of Vino, bbis.
Muilets boxes Tobsoeo, small lot Of superior
mountain Hams, tisres Of Rice. g b. xss 1h.ese.
Kegs CT mountain Butter Scales Snow Cases,
&c ia 20l X. CATTHOkN, Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
A-M 1J8EM KNKts.

T COX OUT FOR FUN
IL METROPOLITAN HALL.
The CELEBRATED SOUTHERN
HARMONIOUS
Having re-opened the above place of amuse-
ment, will continue to give their unrivalled
entertainments every evening until furth er
notice.
ADAIssIoN-5O and % cents
For particulars see bills of the day,
ia 20-6tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-20
BY JAS. ID. TAYLOR r SoN,ductioasers.

VERY ASlSABi.u FRAME HOG a
"A Aid LOT, GA the continu alton oil T.asA u
no,-r tn Buehanans Sprie Z, ST hurtiu1.-W'e VII
-eli upon the premisss, en- MONDAY, the Gosh day
OF Januafy. commencing AZ . O'Clock r. vi avery
desir able HOUSE and LOT. on the eJntinosfior
Of Leigh street, and near to I,uchsnsn's Spring -
Tne Eou'e has several good roc ms and ads p,e tor
tho recommendation OF q ns dunn s'zsi family. Tia
lot FONTS 40 Igas On The south site OF Leigh ST.
and rnus bacA 220 fest, 10 an ai,ev 20 r-.5 " ida
IEaMS-one-. bird cash the ba.srcp Al L .nd IL
mopths for negotiable notas. wita iaterasg adj. a.
~ secured b. f. truss Ieed. The taxes Tor ltb2
10 b, pal By the purcha9er.
JAS. n. TAYLOR Il SON,
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4 NONoIa - SaLr.-WiiI De sold on
MONDAY, the fOih of January, 1862, ~
Spring, commencing At jO o'clock. a. Al .
lot OF BRItkS, supposed TO be ;o,pu0 Also
lot OF UNBCRNT KRiGilS. with all ths
Sheds and Stable, and some W neelbarroy.-
Also, oue Cast Iron PRESS. TO satisfy dis
tress warrant in NY hands il favor of Ehos
Is. Bigger. vs. Hall Il Woodson,
TkRNs-Casa.
FLEMING PHILIPS y. II g.
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