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The Port ROYAL Conrrabnnds.

Orders have been issued at Port Royal
to receive slI cOntraband negroes who free
ly offer their services to the government,
and to employ them in such service as they
may be fitted fOr-sny surplus Of able
bodied individuals to be sent to labor at
the depot. A record is kept showing the
name and description Of the person, and
the name and character, whether loyal or
disloyal, of the master. Compensation is
allowed to the negros, at the rate Of S. to
$l2 e month TO mechanics, 81 to So for la
borers, and those employ ed in cutting Wood
for post bakeries are paid by the cord
All cOntrsband employees receive enc ra-
tiOn day, and their families are supplied
ct the rate Of q ration for each person over
fourteen years; under that and over two
years, Q half ration. All those employed,
IS well as their families, are furnished
with suitable clothing by the quartermss-
ter, when it cannot be otherwise obtained.
The cost price of the clothing and rations,
except Of the rations issued to employees,
is deducted from the wages of the latter.
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at q sale Of negroes, fortnight since,
al MorristoWn, Tenn, prices were higher
than they have been for months, some men
going Is high as 81, 800, and girls from
81, 100 to $3.50. The southern papers
CROW over this rise in the price Of negroes
bat how much. is the Confederate paper
worth which Psys for thehf
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FOREIGN NEWS,

4 INV YoRK, Feb. I6..
The EdinbuTg, from Liverpool, with dates
of Feb. Sd, and Queenstown, with dates of
Feb. Ath, arrived at noon to-day.
Her adyicss are via Liverpool, little more
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DISSOLUTION.

nj OTI E. .-IHE PARTNERSHIP
IN heretoforee xisting bet tween James naykin and
alden B. stoekEell, has betn dissolved By mutual
debts Of the lste firm, composed Of said Dayk and
stockwe, and will also collect 81 the debta due to
said late nrm. JAMES DAYKIN,
a.-a A. ~ STOCKWE
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CAEVELAND q ERIE q. B.

tSst9 l--1lsass5se=sssi5
lesl-2. WIRTEk ARRANeEm EET. lsays.
On and after Monday, HOYenber lth, 1851, Pa1-
1engeF TTsina VIII run e follOWG. 2 -
LEAVE OLEVELAHD, ~
&bo a. Ms-A2PRH5B MAIL TRAIA-SsOppIRgs 81
all stRtionB except Wickife, Mentor, Psfryy
UnlQnVtles eybrcok, and arrives at Erie st Ii
p. n; Dunkirh f!2O p. n !. Buffalo Sos P. n.
an = - CON GEAqT ACCchMODATIOH-Sto
9s0o p. n M.--hIGHT EXP BEs8 TRAIH-stopuinR e
PzlnesYillei Ashtabuia and alrErd 6ziv, a s.
arrives a6 Els af l2:43 4 r., Dunkrk IS
AD A.N.s Bufzio As A. u. tt
LEAVE ERIE.
3:2e a. r. NIGHT EXPRESS TRATH-StoppinG e.
9frard, UOnueauE, ABhtabula and PslusIF1iI1
cnly: eaG arrives s. Cleveland at 7:l5A.M. ID
$40 ?. X EXFRESS MAIL FRAIE-StoppinF atai
stations except cay ytrook, UnionVIlla, PERI,
Mentor, and HlckLnes snd arrives a. Olsyeu
land at 7:l5 2. IA
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave OonnsAut
As 6:le A. <, stopping at al stations, anf AZ
Fig{ns st Cl5Eeland AZ 9:26 A, x.
An the trains going westward connect ae CloFelana
With traits for Toledo, Chicago, Oclumhus, Oicin-
natl St. GCus, &C.; and ali the frsinB going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the tFains Of the II. II. 8 ID
Ralirosd, and AZ Buffalo with those Of the HeW YORK
central End HutElo h E5W York CITY Railroads.
Fl. E0TTIN6EAM, SUIT,
CisyeIand, Nov. II. .ls5i = !.
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James DaYkin will continue the business Of max
ing and selling paykin's Water Drawers ct his new
Factory. No. I'll Ontario street, Olevel1Dd. Ohio,
iie will also sell State and County Rights 70 tho8o
vuishfnQ tha same, JAMES UANKIH, q"
fablB.376 A. b tsEQOkWEAiL'
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STOVES AND TM-WARE.

VIZ L. MARVIN, No. 80, South
w side Public Square, having been East and
selected from all the principal Stove Foundries and
House BurniBhing Establishments Of Troy, Albany,
PhilaaelPhia and New York all the newest and most
II g. z O. v q g.,
PF Oooklng. Parlor snd Heating purposes. and also
UssfsI ArficsSs Of House FIEMiskilg Gsods.
Besides having the most advantageous facilities
tor purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland mRnutaotuFe, Do
culiarlY adapted to this market. Also his arrange
ments with Cincinnati, to be weekly supplied With
al the newest and most beautiful styles 81 --TT
MNAMELED CRATES,
which, with his long experience OF 10 years In this
city IN his business enables him to oheF 20 his nu
merOua friends and the itreat OF mankind in gene
raj, the Greatest Inducemens IN regard TO quality
and price, t9T t5sp e gqTShnTss goods IN his hne
THE "DISPATUH COOKING STOVE
a continuing to increase in public favor and q the
most DURABLE, -EO0HeMI0AL, QUICK and
PERFEOE operating Stove In the market, Is thous-
Ands Of HOusekeePerg IN this city and surrounding
BE has also largo variety Of other New Styles Of
COOKING STOVES, ss we'll as -
PARL0R, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and OOai, Of -. Tu
CLEVELAND AND OTHER MANUFACTURE.
He InanuEactures, and has for sale at Wholssals
Copper and Bhest Iron Ware. His stock Of House.
furnishing Goods,
HGr6ls KGAtles and vGHelsd GFdtes,
Iu large and complete In styl and finish.
~ All are most cordially invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for themselves,
gF0EE & GRAEE EMPORIUM,
". L. MARVIN,
Kn. 50, aouth side Public square,
EgpSG WsValand. Ohio.
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS


GROCERIES 8 PROVISIONS.
BENZ. BOSE. -.-l '0HAUN0ET PRESI1ss.
u OSE & PRENTISS.
~ wHOLEsALE DEALEBs IN
PORK, LARD,
EXTRA SUGAR-CURED HAMS, AND
- .--a DRIED BEEF,
Of O9r own curing A reliable stock constantly on
hand at the Bgiek Store formerly occupied By Rose
BIO ~ and IA ontario street ffbI4
.OYSTE E6S.-MAEN's CELEBRATED
~ Baltimore Oysters-sO cents a can, at : =
Ieo9 l0 Ontario street.
EISHl FIsHll-EvERY VRAfETY
Il Salt Water Fish always on hand, at
t.he B. GLENN = cos, !
Ieo5 10 Ontario street.
ORANGES & LEMMONS.-THE
0~ ). B. GLENN co.'s.
DRIED FRUITS, CANNED FaU1Ts,
s,0 J.B. GLENN OOs,l 4
!e1e 1so Ontario street
DRIED FRUITS---RASPBER-
ILS,.l ~ K!ES, Blaokberries, Plums, Peaches and
apples, az WALSH 4 EVANS, : =
III Ontario street
GOAL OIL--WARRANTED THE
~ best, at q cents per gallon, at
III ontario street.
GH0IOE BRANDS OF FAMILY
s = WALSH EVANS
- III Ontario street.
SAGOs TAPI0GA, -VBkMIUEL-
WALSH a EVANS,
Ill Ontario street.
II OMINY AND SAMP-.-AT
| H WALSH b EVANS,
III Ontario street
SALT WATER HERRINGS---
~ At WALSH & EVANS,
- III Ontario street.
NL0VERAND TIMOTHY SEED
~ at ~ WALSH EVANS, -
! - III Ontario streets
lG R o O e R I E s
AT
]. N. H0MER'S, @
163 ONTARIO STREET 163
CAN BE HAD AT RETAIL.
Ths Tss chhssgess ssUsABs for the money in town.
Th Ahs CHEAPEST COFFEE for the money Ia town.
Their you viii ind tho lest CARBON OiL il this
AT 1HlBFX-TWO CERTs PER GALLON,
~ Remember the place, .a
I63 ONTARIO STREET, 1853
jams
1T DO NOT BRAG WHEN I SAY
| that have the choicest syrups ana the best
i 4olesses "A gleYeland 9EO. d. BECK.
| &PLIT PEAS, SAGO, TAPIOOA,
4 ~ Fsrmaoelii, Maoearoni Ries Rics Flour and
| Arfowroot, ct go SUPERIOR STREET.
ITNHE BEST BLACK AND GREEN
L TEAS in the City. Also, an gradss Of Sugars,
| at GEO. ID. BkCK'S,
janA 90 Superior st.
| GAIT WATER HERRING FoR
/ ~ sale By A. TRE8ENT,
/ decl9.Rn Ovistt5 NEchange.
| ENGLISH SALT-FoR SALE BY
IL A. TREeEET, 0viaEt's Exchange
PLUMBING. p
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Erie, Bufelo, New York, Bos,
ten, andleastern Way, dailJ
supplementary Letter Pack
age for BudAlo, New Y0rh
and Boston, daily ..,............
Eric, Budalo, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port,
landt connecting with N. Y,
B Brie Agent, daily. ..............
supplementary Eetter Pack,
age for Buffalo, New Yorh
Boston, daily. .lsa..s............
Pittsburgh 4 Way, -PhilAdel,
phia, Washington, BRlti'
more, Akron, canton, Mas
Hislon, Q. 8 p. 3. b. h Stau,
benville, Wheeling and B. 4
o. b. B., daily ........s...,,.......,
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsburgh, Phila,
delphih, WASHINGTON and
Baltimore, daiiys...........,...,
Toledo, Chicago 8 Detroit, d'ly
NoFWalE, Fremont, Oberlin
and Toledo, way, dAily......
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuque and
Chicago, daily ......................
ElyriA, 5andu8ky and Way.
youngstown, Warren and
Way daily,.s.ss...............
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Way, Gaily....................,..,.
Columbus, Cincinnati, Lou,
isFille, Wheeling, st. Louis,
OhiilioOthe, OirolsVille and
Marietta, daily.............,......,
Supplementary Letter Pack.
Ege for Columbus and Gin
oinnati, daily.s...s......s...s..,
Medina and Way, dAilY.......,.,
hockport, Dover, Hhe1ield
North RidgevilIe and Am
herBt. Leaves Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays,
Bath, BreoksTills and Oopley.
Leaves Tuesdays end SGtur-
nYE.sasssss.. .s.s.s..,ss...ss........
Sharon Centre, Granger,
Hinekley and North Royal
ton. Leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays .....sss.ss..s.s....s.sss
WRTrsrsTilies dAiiY.......s,.......
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POST-OFFICE TIME.TABLE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTB BoR
w Closing the Mails at the Cleveland POat OF.
nee, commencing November 4th, 1851.
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THE LEGAL TENDER BILL!
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Z ADIEy ''HOME GUARDS" 7"
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTERS,

eDAeC'Nf ~ - tIO9A ANthIAO4f 49,
- - ARB
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
are perfect ''UniOn'' institation. It unitss the
Corset Shoulder Brace, Anti-Lacer and Skirt-Sup-
The ioonstitation must be Preserved, which sT-
cry Lady says can be by wearing these Waists-
TRY THEM-PRIOES Reduced
For RAls bY
FRiEBIAR kKHLLOGs, zl7 supsriorgk
Mrs, POTTER, milliner, "a Seneca st.
HOWEs 8 H1GBEE, 2sf Superior st.
Mrs, HARVEY, $40 st. Clair st., and at Whole.
sale and Retail by the Proprietors and Manulactu-
rers, I61 Ontario street. over Woors's Auction
StOres Cleveland, o.
- w aistg made TO Order. flL
- State and County Rights for sale
We viii prOsscuteall persons who make the Waists
or make the Braces without authority from uE.
augl9 ll- 81
only ONE sHILLINGII
MOUSLIN DELAINES, E
ral ONLY ONE SHILLING.
EJ-Oall at 1, MORGAN ROOTS.
MADDER PRINTS, --
ONLY ONE SHILLING.
SS-Oal ut MOBGAN& & ROOTS.
| SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
ONLY ONE SHILLING.
Sg-Uaf at MORGAN & BOOTS.
BLEAOHED COTT0NS,
ID --------0ELY- ONE SHILLING.
HSGaEat fMoRGAN &RoOTs.
BROWN OOTTONs. ~
ONLY ONE SHILLING.
RBOan At MvRGAN ROOTS.
COTTON FLANNELS, as.8 las
ONLY ONE SHILLING.
HE-Csl at MORGAN BOOTS.
ENGLISH PAPER OAMBRICS,
ONLY 0NESHILLING.
| ES-Call at II MORGAN ROOTS
aa We have full stock Of choice DOMESTIC
coo 9s and. thsy eannOtbe bought Cheaper in the
JanB e. ~ q hOkGAN Koof'S-
| ELkGANT7 BLAUk Silks I
Z. l. BALDWIN & 90, ,rg-TT
Have Just opened the aest line of Black Silks sv.
sr exhibited in the City, comprising in part of
~ Black Gros Grain Silks,
/ A Black Repped silks,
| ~ Black Pe uib de sole Silks,
| S-4 and A Black Tahetta Silks
| 81 Armure Black Silks, sa't
3-4 Repped Black SILKS,
Black Watered and ANTIGUA Silks,
Black DroquRt and Figured Silks,
| Black BrOeade aud Br0ohet Silks
| Black Italian Silks,
Black Lustrines and NJ arcellues,
| French and English Black Sstins,
| Black Satin Turc,
and full assortment Of tie best il.boiled
BLACK GROS De RHINE,
(From p to 81 inches wide.)
all Of which for ale exclusively cash at cash
prices. ONE PRICE ONLY.
jams = E. I. BALDWIN co.
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TELE!GRAPH.:IC.
FAULKNER on THE REBELLION !

ne DecIares 4 a Fallure!
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pBoposIfloN TO ENLARGE TT
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The Michigan & Illinois CanalI
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Connections are made ss onr ssVIls with the SAM
dusky, Mansfield snd Newark 3. b, a. ClTdo gith
Che Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati y. r., et EEe-
mont vita Fremont 8 Indians i. B. and &c Boisdo-
with the Michigan Southern 4 HOrthsrn Indiana
and Toledo and sFabash Railroads for Chicago, De
eTOit jackson, Fort WEyns, EoFanspoEt, Haia7aEta3
Cairo Alton, 81. Louis and al Poin5H Wsssi Acrt-s
west and Southwest.
West, at $50 A. n, And $40 P, 4. From sandu8dT
At 800 A. n,
N.v A TcfT ET41hE
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THE FORT nONELSON FIGHT
THE ESCAPED REBELS!

Prisoners Arriving at Cairo |!
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600 Sailors Sent to Cairo {!
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RAILROADS.
1887

GtLBV GLAND AND MAHONlNg
~ RAIbR DAD.
Tlh4 aAsLH 10. fS-To take gEacs On sada,e-y I.
fhuraqayf November - lasl.
cleveland 70 Youngstown.
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JEWELRY.

F9ARBUNOLB, PEARL AND
n ETruscan Sets, just received at
COW LE5f On the Corner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
ILL. II US.

ExCIrrMESr ON GOVERNOR srREKr.-some excitement
was occasoned on Governor street. yesterday forenoon
BY the pursuit Of deserter from Cant DUKE ohnsons
company Of Light Artillery, named VIM Lynch: HsP
pears that Lynch sold himsel recent y as SUBSTITUTE
and was duly enrolled in Capt Us company De man
aged 10 e6clpe from Camp Lee, where the recruits are
uuartsred, about week ago. Y serday forenoon,
squad Of Csp.. Je. company met Lynch on Man street
walking in company with woman whom he salo, Sas
his wife He protested that he was not the man teey
wanted and that be lad furlOugh 10 his pocket sho"g
that he was a member Of another company Iney now
ever sez,d him and carried him to Capt Js once, OF
Franklin street, where he was Identified. Lyn Manly
admitted his identity, and took occasion to thro" in.o
the fire paper which he drew from his poekct-proo
adv, the furough be claimed to have lie then iu'hed
out Of the door and put of at full sped down Governor
stree to Main, pursued by two soldiers Tosy raised
hue ard ery and by the time he bad crossed MAS street.
sem, ten or fifteen persons joaed in the chase recipe
rushed from every direction 10 fed out what was the
matter and IN few moments, large crowd Assem- leo
a. the intersection of Main and Is streets Lynoh was
caught In the vicinity of the "0Ir Houe and conveyed
to prisor The presumption is hs; after desrtlns from
Camp Lee, he old himself asecord time as "su0stl-
tutc" aud had deserted sgsin. If this be true, he s
p yi1g ds game, Tor II is wl unter TODD that
some of this cas- large, will be shot Tor dsser
ton Gs soon as they ere arrested.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

TEE SPaNG FIsars -" Sprrg vi Ger voa2;uou'
plilliug-" having 5ceAthed her s=ss- kises' DER
tie rssion OF Red RIVER, the e.hsr.l. ely ~out
s,y the imu,mOriA orgies Of the .lsC- ave 5syn IN
az lrA:ed IA section. A BJrrn would have II tie
Ais oss0m.s IRISH :; or in .srH'es paraHes, qai'e
D5a1ybro.k FAi,a, in aud around Shreveport. Tot
-e nay d, q, T. ja Ece to our R Rvar tellW 'Hrs
- qloys tie iO1si1g from the Shreveport Nsss, #
81 -:
tt, s2r clnoAiga op ned Gri', lively this week
o., m Z : . sd tEelse or h..se1 re hghs tt'-
9. k,e-is ~.g- o nave lex ouIls II De ] e
GlI.E Pr .rrE-.s 5l.
trs.,.. J1z = rerio1s q Nc, ' occurred On
: .-r.i ~ 10 < LES "a; 8sas6..., D 500 p.-'s
~. y.-- p IS svsse els.sy. 81 % saJUt rrrH
.ar.s w. -Jl s..sss iul J-e DC, ,-.s.ds-,
So M k.t1
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rRcu Tns1Rrss EoxRoE.

The P.iiA;ep EHquirT contains The fo'lOWng,
dated Bii,.mOre, 2lst inst.
All vas lie a; Fors ess Monroe yesterday.
s,v - lorthCAs storm had prevailed there for the
.ss. No q y.
vsraI .lall vessels had dragged h,ir anchors and
20 a-l-r' Thy would be go, n vi bog; dheu!Iy
Moth tad been $, en- or beard Of The herrmtc.
lie N5ui Or occup,s her usual position above the
she 1as received some alterations and Sdd iors,
ia. v I ma II ally I'd to her impregr ability.
rls ielgrsyh Bre Las been partial unOer run, but
he tai S,alSr has put stop 10 further OPERATORS
cts.ary stanton has Issued a. order from tee War
ra-irert that Fort Ca sh III hepceior be called
Folt Woo, in honor Of General Wool. at OH Point
Tx TIsar At SEwBEEs.
Prem letter in the E7qsrsr from NeHbsrn, We take
the foll)uing:
Tie enemy had on, .bocsand three hundred in the
l., Il has n the I'd st ght we have had. Our
r,o2s rave sui red seveGy ana We have oSt some OF
sUr best Ctfc r..
TIE Rcys SGT Ere to the city in three different places
Al. re I'D before We reached the town.
The usgro . ,K,iU guish,d two OF he fires, hut they
e-e una Die suppress the third WHICH burled one or
70 hotels ami 10: Ct restaurants
Il - J'us ihat the people, leaving the town, Get
ug of pcisouei rum and whkey out on their counters
e. tat our troops ucu.d gss lCld Of the liquor.
Fortunately sgms u our ofceIs visited citg early
IN tho sitIruCol and scovsred the ATTEMPT BIT not
Until two ihsn rad parisken Cf the MIXTURE One OF
20 m died la,t ngaI in ss and the oh,r not expec-
ted to 1--we. The t-Ccps empued The jugs into the 60
tea.
barracks OF the sscesGions,s present sorro~ful
81 b. Acy qasnJty OF clo.hrg, snGI arms, amLuui-
sion d cOOkiI utensils we're thrown Srcuad At the
tap,u h y cooking dinner and the tSal0s we're
I out The barracks consisted Of ore hundred clap
card buildings. Auoag the articles found on the pre-
mises lady's gold watch.
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DEAUTgRUA LFSTLls FARM uF 60 ACRES
- ILL., GrnI,I

Richmond, lOr sale ut 4 u,giOu At the quet
Ja0 Kin us.s. e Eii Ullc Arctcn. or e
prem .nhay The d,v OF iph 1882 a. ~ o'clock
.. ~ . III I.Tr,y,d 4ii lu r. waIth hS5 be
ed improved ,'gs sc .vd-r l. Il h,
J.. u ighh o. O.. Z, city iei y. AID n
goo Grr o. 'oad Cd chTubt. I. sdou. lluds
OF nr IN Poe Dr Jas W.T. and "'heis. 4 a
psu House vn two owe, an ki.sh Win Two
sscssi n b. al in oa'cl,.
TSS- - r ca o-,.th t y Toaths, an onehird 81
ch GIDDN Apps So. Iu.t
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REAL rs ATE FVR SaLE

ONO l. cut. nygU Z, ho'', ard Ing back to point
Iioa =, IN rhs II. II ~ -, r,R Ing Is
ret al No. onu z fssti eh-s both lack IS
ice TO Ally a 30. fro 10 T.. 1, an q. 8
n a @ foe Mt an no sEtenh IA AZ fee n
IA Z Get iaii ouby . resn aut tie om~o Nh
The alb D. e prl wi el'l I'M ast OF . p J.
tntay b y ~ brio dW- eac7 lhe prosp1. I Il
vast ere eli Of, by .peed omrltolt h 20 eel
q " g. pr ssoieX -s ain as
T4 'tope G,r.p ar ind Icemrn so Pu ha'-r ns
Z, raxr p rnan att prrssai Il 81 oiuh Is
,,-f, ,r,r,.h sv 10 D. -.
b,t-W Cfhce No g. LEw building, Frank ia street.
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n1OzT XALuERLE ND

NJ TED PR,V'Ts RJsIDE CO ON I. Est LINZ CT
t,, ERNOE sIREET. IT sUCTIoN-wil Se reid, r,
On he nj wednesnPy, he end az II tp- lsS,
= q, locs, 2. - 81: Of hos tepsroby slituh
street octupiet he b ur " i'easG It's the be ~
co n, he lr h,ssr 10 have ehoies Of
"a 81 gle tii I'D BIT osp'r Greer pre-
vent sac ID s.'ee b. the puietasr 70
He Iold :. bj & h. r gtt CT ih-t ns1t
7h-se built sbDutt unfr the
rr hr enry Fx' eHie e~,s spares'o
make th,m 'etsIt nd abls IT. A. prso.
TIA /. sfey well aud fyo ably nSl (.nd b'i
q rrors 20 It. oOVs % man ioiD hit orc
x ma i-'i III Ia the
n. ace m lions frs de sl d .s be lev 81
Tssv.- ,Turh cs,h balance ats 2,nd 10 nopu. for no
vuI- hi. notes irerrr' A-d ursd bl trrstd decd.
an. anu iptu paid
m 2S-tGs GbBDIs AafERsON. sutti.
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rs'WO IN, LII NEb '.h ST'Hs< sN6
4 we tin lou II Sid OF ID, IT,, Nc
tue I4ta Il t5tn ste -, foIpsi 81 uor
ii a. y II re-, IA ~ q n, ont rmte, on 'rl Y.
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nj wv IN ei'Ss ab ysJ ocat as IN the
or-u a cyU : " dhTe', nd h b nte uiAu.
IS o. Hui. II /. 7leset me- en- In ut IotT,
40 : ghe-lh ou h ed nd -'e Ia.
he t,y-s -ndLGu fer 1904 10 be p,id puf h,tG
tt ~ cash.
m I'd 'DI G,PP. 1sNS, Areas
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TYSEVr, PAINE a CO., AZ rs
Special tlce.
CLOTHING AT AUCTION.

ntfhnrsday, the 2ite 'omm neinS At % od1ef, ttoer
~ Va Ell b. C'tylo. ue, la ge AID VAi d .
,rre4t 4 SIP Clcta Hg CON- rising ene, TO Uo sri'
offered by h. neudnt Ia e v'Iis-
ON: LlO Ing sdAp ei TO tie PIE sni aud tp'
no c ing season.
n b 100 aCE eEnte found,
Pa =, Cas- Iere, H. n ALI Ssd ksr' le' vests
Pncy Z. ssnre, DE sk n LHen Tn Ma sell and Jars
FAas
s,mses Co h. Alpiecs, linen siun do Chm, and arslp
Eopn Over Co, Chi drens JaIe and Pans Iln,n Bosom
sLi /. Me ino 'hIts and DfaH 70 zee. fes, &c,
mG4G a KsST PIISy 90. Lu,t.
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DE,UTITU. UAtsi a.AT ~ Mn Two Asn 4

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ID GarF SCR = IL II .sFI'o ONT IND M y Wiz
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he q ST yr ohsile ~ ptn sew sl At As,ton, -
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h- fam ELoh h. Tsn.e, a." hi mic. r. a IL
n o. t,e heS gsr Id, sdiJiIilR Vi snds nI
A o ii H. V q =. Smith b. " 1905 nd al. u I'm, 81
tn r., n No. ent Iufyev VIZ icrs rs dwsh {
thu he at ~ lie nsLrs orotg ~ rrn heS "A
d. ted nc n hes De- bassm, ut (prs lar
= c,tari res nee Tie kts1tn tDt rely rev
a. h.. ssh iettcuar' ban, a. bile corn
sr1.E ou &c G. Ia exec ls1 20 DUN II .
Il IL III p'r a. retn h'g ~ m,iu fr hs let L. I
r.ls, narsrt SRA n. Aeo 9 20 &C
woods. Ah,r Ies ~ fsr t. 30 Ff. a.a n
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N 2 { ? tn p'fs .a-- .
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tisy ty
II Il e. v III he divided he H..
sh,.ug ; - any re Who may Sish ~ pu.,
u sc
TrE.s -cnS-'ti'd 81 bslsn = acre ana
table u tie, iat, re ADDED s-cu ~ tie
III iaIes 70: lse2 ~ he pad ~ tbs ssc
mh23 GOD IN -
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Tux yABIETIES Novelty is the "Osd,r of the nigh"
a. this wel-mRnag'd estaLiisLmsut and night dces
not pass that It is not crowded the ladies forming
part Of the auderc, Ga No1dsy night, Jessie Crisp
Clarke daughter Of the veteran maosger Capt. Crisp
made L5T f-sI appearance in Redmond. The DEBUT
entirely successful snd Rhe viii prove quite Gcqu,
ti)a 10 the compsnv. Toe audiences orderly ard
eyeIy thieg psss "a avn stouId
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

.CoxsRyssloSAL Nothing Vas dOue in tbs Senate,
yesterday, in open session.
In the House Of representatives. Restitution vas
adopted us,ruc,ing the Committee on Foreign R,lo1,
70 i1q1irs into the pro -rie'y Of recalling ccm-is
sioas-s from foreig1 Governments AID req"id0g CON.
msrcs sgen,s residing in the Ccn'ederacy 10 procure
their e1 qgstu,s from the Government.
bill vas introduced BY NJ. Pax vs.. Of L., % PRO
vide Tor ,be employment iurag the var, in Government
work., o. negroes owed by residents Of districts "
posed TO uvA ions Of the eueu7. Taa bl provides 'hA
they shall b clothed and fee, All a the cloe OF he
var returned % the, swners either in kind vaiu.
Some - u1inPortAat resolutions and bills we're II
trolucel And referred IhiCh he Reuse ~eHs into
secret session
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Tx Sr.AxsE NA>HylLLE.-Tle Norfolk co-rSsPo-ssE'
Of ,7y solrs Eaprss says tina, the steamer S-sa.
vile, 80 ca rrveI =. Beaufort, short TINE SIC, VS.
lsh t. c-srse Of sEo youlg lads, the s1zs CT CspIa-s
Psgram Sioelsir o. bearing that the Yankees were
ab, u % il yads the Of N.sbsru they drum ael
up crew, ran The blockade AID arrived sl'ely az
Other Southern port. The daring 4 ,h'se tW' yourg
usa. fco-ing the ,x,mpe of heiE iust.iou' IA Ls''
ea-r O. be too bighry e1.cle1