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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

yJ,O CONTRACTORS. - Separate SEALED
l. PROPOSALS. achindorsed with The title OF the WORK
a., which Tho s,e be- offered tine Of the person pre-
sens the same and the date Of it, pfcsenaiion WI be re-
ceiyed At this Office until II o'clock, M Of TUESDAY may
a. 1854 for the CONSTRUCTION Of SEWERS IN the 10y
lowing streets TO wit In % ay from ls,hs to l29 with
branch in ll3d between ID snd 20 ava Also, IN llyh"t
between 9Th and 6thay also In Orchards between Hous'
ton and stan,ou.st- also In Oh between IN and Le1ins
ton avs. also l0thay between J0h and Jlssts and also
ia eth ay between 9th and Jsts,s The plans Tor the above
may and specifications o5.sned on application to the
Contract CLERK. 1900 ..a,,r,,,,,, -.
ROBT. J.. DARRAGH : Aqt
A. W. CRAVEN. } Board
ofHcs Cro;cn Aqueduct Department, May H. 1854
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Uentistrp.

NJ B. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 25S Grand
Ne Ct, New York and No. ,s7 Fulton.st Brooklyn are
eIr acting Teeth positively without pain BY the nitrous
ofyd charge for extracting when artificial teeth arc 70
be Inserted They are inserting full sets OF Teeth Gold
e2s; Plsns $25 silvsl $40; Rubber Slo. RsrtL Sets
90 gad o.. silver, 81. Extracting. y cents.
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III SIrCCESSEIM. METUOD
U1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY ID.
THE NEW FORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thi. week

THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
LEApIse ARr1oLEs-Jaues S. Wadsworth; The women'
Dress Reforms Interest on Currency fuces IN p1ls me
Great Campaign; Msjor-Gen. John Sedswick; EditoTa
WAR NEWS suxxAar-Gen. Buffers Departments Gen
Hstchs Department; Department Of the Gulf; The Frontier
Gen ROsecranss Department. Naval; Southern News Dis
GENERAL NEWS sUmxAaY-News from Washington; New
York; The Anniversaries. 81,
FoRRIGS News SuxxARY-From Europe Mexico SOutl
OBIrUaRr-Gen Webb; Gen Hays.
DEArHs IN RICHMOND PRISONS
TEE GRKIr BArTLKs-Oficial Confirmation OF Oar Grea
Victory; Dispatches from Secretary Stanton; Gen. Grant,
Operations on wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, Full Accounts by Our Special correspond
GEN. BUFFERS OPERArIoss-The Movements of Gen.
Butler Gen. Gimore Corps Brought from Charleston De
Fnox WAsHisGrOS- Dispatches to The N Y
TnIRTY EleHrH CoSeRRss-FIRsr sEssios-Proceedinss
u the Senate and Honse Of Representatives
GEN SHyRxASs OPERArioSs-The Advance into Georgia;
Correspondence OF The n. y. Tribune $4,000
The REPORTED ABUSE OF ExIGRASrs IRON IRELAND
POETRY" What the Birds said" 49,
The LADIES NATIONAL CoyESAST-Address 10 the "o-
mel Of America; Home Products to be Encouraged.
Fnox LosDos-Corespondenc of The n. Y. Tribune.
BrTSEPs HAY AND GRAss-CorrespOnd of The N. Y.
Tribune. IT,. T.,
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN rHH NEw-YoRx HOSPITALS
The Dry Goops MARKET
THY HORSE MARKET
NEvYo WHoLEsALs PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PERSONAL
POLITICAL
WAR ITEMS.
CITY ITEMS.
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ConnxRoIAL-Full Reports Of the Stock Money Cotton
Grain and Cattle Markets, specially Reported Tor The N l.
TEKMs-s2 per annum. Three Copies for IS. Ten for
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Publication Office THIS
MORNING in wrappers ready for mailing. Price, Five
Gents.
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A j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co., will sell at
IA auction TUESDAY, May ~ st IL O'CLOCK AZ tno
Exchange Sale.room.. No. Ill Broadway
Supreme Court under tho direction Of PhiO T. hugse ESQ.,
Referee.
STONE-ST-Premises No. 81.
PISE-ST.-Premises No. 81.
WASH NGTON-ST.-Preaises No. lB3
WATER-Sr.-Premises No III.
S6tTH-ST.-Premises No. l56.
IRON Est. Premises No. 2i9.
BAATER-ST. Premises Nos 81, 60 ST. o.
Observation-Disclosures NO. 60 . ,
For u particulars apply the Referee. No. - Wast or
10 the AuctiOneers, No = CedIr 81.
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V,O CONTRACTORs.-scparate Sealed Pro-

yJ,O CONTRACTORS Separate Sealed Pro-
pos.. each indosed with the Of the person present
oc he sane the dao presentation and the title OF th
rL IN which rl,tes will be- received AZ TIL, Office until IL
oclok m Of DAY May 1854 for the construction OF
TRAP-BLOCK PAyEMENrs In the following streets 70
wit. In from 6th g5h also IN iuthst between
h and lOth avs andsalso in 72i, from ah 70 o,hay,
and fr the construction Of the following SEWERS to WIT
In Toh st. frsm Hudson River aud through 10Th ay 70 18th
a. a.o In lstav from 3th 10 ths', with branch IN oJh 81
10 near also Ia 9Th between 18th aud ltthst. A9
In Oliver It between Chatham square and Madison st. and
nl.o In suaok., between Broome aud Delaney sts ror
further apply the Contract OK at this Office
THOs. STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBT L. DAKRAGH, fA9uedget
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
OMce Cro,on Aqueduct Department. May . 1901
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
Il NANCY BLAKES LETTERS
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
A WESTERN COUSIN.
Ono volnnie l2mo. Price rs cents.

iule Of everything rellr. to the human system Diet
air marriage etc. etc, read rsrsi and eHd'geo eoo" Vi
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
Among the many subjects treated in TINS WORK are 'ne 9'
lowing: Consumption Bronchiis Asthma Catarh, Scroll
Rheumatism Dyspepsia Piles Liver and Philosophy oil Di
eeson Constipation, Affections Of the Urinary organs bar
Ienness Rupture Rheun Cancer Paralysis Diseases OF
the Heart Neuralgia How to Recover the Sight and throw
aside Spectace Marriage the Curious Marriage Customs OF
the Grid Philosophy OF Eop.nents Chapter for the Mar
ried and thousand thigs Of value to married and single
never written before making altogether, curious book for
100 Illustrations BY r. Il. FOOTE, NJ d., No. lJO Broad
way N y Contents tables free by mail to all applicants
OF the book forwarded by mail postage paid on receipt OF
81 so Address 5. TOUSEY, No. III Nassau'st,
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Corporation Notices.
IT s. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
u NJ Y COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
OYrcs NEW BUILDINGS }
Cor CHAMBERS ST. ANp,BRoAcyAy)
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 500, CASE
DOWN FOR SAILORS.
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

The United States authorities having In order to Gil the
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising Of Recruits Tor
that branch Of the service and that Recruits Tor
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted the quota
Of tho places where they elect 10 be credited the same az
II they were Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corp, the following bounty cash down, upon their
being duly mustered into tho service:
WHEN ENLlSTlNG FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
NAyY........................,.............. 500.
WHEN ENLISTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
War IN THE NAVY. 5000.
WHEN ENLISTING FOR MARINE CORPS. e. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $40.
Paw of the L. = Marine Corps
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VVANTED-By an experienced Woman
w Situation as NURSE and sEAMSTRESS, and Is aps
bic Of nsructing children required Call at No 1879 v1cS
st. corner OF King.
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Sales bp Aurtion.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAvALRY BuRxAu.
OFFICE on CHIEV QUARrERhAsrER, \

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAvALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE on CHIEF QUARrERMMrER, !
WASHINGTON April IS 1854.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORsEs-w be- sold at public auction to the highest
bidder Al the times and places named below, viz:
Newport Penn. Thursday, Mays,
(jettysburg Penn Monday, Mays.
Altoona Penn, Thursday, May ~.
MifHn Penn, Thursday. May ~.
Reading, Penn, Thursday, NJ y,
On Lebanon Penn, Thursday. June q,
Northumberland Penn, Thursday, June9.
Scranton Penn. Thursday, June is.
Wilamsport Penn. Thursday. June 3D. 3,
One Hundred O0 horses at Gettysburg and Two Hundred
and Fifty (25O) at each Of the other places. .
These been condemned as unfit for the cavalry
service Of the United States Army. .
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may De nao
Horses will be sold sn.ly. "a ~,
Sales begin 10 M continue daily till all are sold
TERMS: CASH, ia United States Treasury notes only.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieut. Col and G. q. NJ. Cavalry Bureau
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Uants.

WANTED.-A middle-aged Scotch woma1
w desires a SITUATION as SEAMSrRESS in prjsa
family Is thoroughly competent and cut and MAKE
Childrens dresses good home important than wzN
Apply the Office Of the Working Protective Un~
No. u Chambersst.
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A UCTION SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE

A UCTION SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE,
n HOLD FuRNlTURE-ROSEWOO PIANO-PoRTE,
used two months cost $3.50 rich CARPETS, SIN EN-.
WARE, BROSZES. PAINTINGS, and elegant Marble and
Bique ORNAMENTS
THIS DAY (Friday6
al O'Clock in the afternoon, at No l52 West 2lsts'
near Ttav tho entire superb Palor Dningroom and
Chamber FURNITURE Of the housei al as good as me-"
rosewood Etagere French Plate Mirror cost
Center Pier Tables. Walnut Suites in green rep
Turkish Lounges aud ArmChaiT.; over 600 yards carpets
ronrs Painting. Curtains and Shades Bronze Clocks rose
wood edsteads Bureaus Spring ard Hair Mattresses Silver
elegant and engraved glassware French Ou
lery &c also one fine Wilder safe, osewood HAL rurn
ture with large quantity Of mahogany and walnut urnure
Beds and Bedding &c no postpouement Deposits required
~ nnrcbaer, Kitchen Furniture with which the sale viii
begin. HENRY W. w EoICOii' HuOs'oneos.
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= 0O0 ACRES COAL LANDS.-H0L.
O.UNJO MAN Il CROZIER offer for sale 5000 aers d
superior BITUMlSOUS COAL LANDS in Mexican Cougy
Pennsylvania, the Bradford and Erie Railroad Pa
at their office No. 200 Broadway, NewYork.
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QuARrBRxAsrsR's OpYrcE. NEw YORK. April l6, lst
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-l0W
IA Artillery Horses wanted, for which One Hundred and
s1tyhve Dollars will be- paid for all that pass inspection
These horses must be sound in every particular broke, 70
harness. not less than ISL hands high and viii be- presented %
Inspection at the Government Stables, 3hst between I'D
and 18th avenues STEWART VAN NLlEf,
Qusrtermaser
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A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will Sell
n at Auction on TUESDAY, May IT, 1864. at II O'clock
at the Exchange Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway a.
Nine fire LOTS in the vicinity OF Central Park and Mount
Morr~ Square. - , , 49, -.
On Il7ths, three LOTS On The north side Is feet front and
rear by 90 and 1901 in de situated between tho 9TH and
9th-avs. -
On Newsv and l23ds six LOTS on the northeast corner
of Neway and l23ds four fronting Mount Morris Square
and two the street; size OF each, 251lOo =,
For maps, terms, &C. apply to the Auctoneers No. :"
Cedar.st.
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DOOKFOLDERS and PAMPHLET COV-
ID ERERS WANTED ut Nos. l6 and 10 Jacob st., By,
JOHN A. GRAY GREEN
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OR SALE al OCEANVILLE. STATEN
. SOO ACRES TIMBER LAND.

In the weahiest part of NewYork surrounded BY moyt
farms easy market contains over 81 900 OOo
feet helock spruce white pine, ash, birch ~ maple AM
cherry 3 900 900 bushels charcoal ~ 600 cords hes
ocs bark both wanted in the vicinity; water power uuia4
sufficient to cut 5000, 600 feet year; bark with Slp
cord on M, trees land wanted ~ cleared fam
Ing BY the neshborng farmers good prices tree arse and
sound FIVE and logs to tree Iron furnace idlo
the land and more supposed to exist plank rose runnn
through the tract no better location in the State 10 a
numbering business tannery and mandatory for bnthf tu
and agricultural implements having all the bark am hard
wood the premises The land can be sold after
Is cut for as much wanted for all Uncnesnsb
the most valuable timber in the State and worth m IT.
teuton Of capitalists and unbernen to build anuit
ing village and make money Apply TO r. LYON, Nc "
Nassau. ST., New York
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HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer.
COUPIL * Co.'S ENTIRE COLLECTION
~ OK FOREIGN ,5y ] PAINTINGS IN Nc ,n.,,o, on
h fhuRsDA f and fRipiY EyESISos May . and -
rRY No. S. & % W. next door below rsay
eSgriL co.'s EsrIRE COLLECTION OF FOREIGN II On
hMERcHs SCHOOL Many valuable importation, have
sSsn "sSs - the r. n ono
very finest works by that celebrated historical painter G. L.
'''A-AA MARIE ANroINErTE IN PRISON.
Also for the second time in the history OF suction sales In
this country Of those marves Of art BY the great MES
1.-THE sTANDARD-BEARER"
the largest picture 10 America by VBIBoEcKHovBs
of bull FIonr7 one Of the largest and best Of H..
scuLEsIsaKRs works THE TOILET" two very charming
from the worl u GAsDnlIH
CHAvEr, TRAYER. VAN MurDES BsRAs6sR, VALERls,
cGSrqs caI rnSn s0O Lssss THO
FRERE, VKIRAssgr DE BsAExELgER. WiLLExs, PKRoEus,
PsIsvr fosEsvR aArs V,iS MakS0 sosTs M1oa
SvRBARx. BosER DEs HAYES, LEicKERr, STEPHENS, Wal
poRP PALlrI LIZ Raj sEIGsAs, and many others OF the
'''"'" TilE AMERICAN SCHOOL
will be represented by number very desirable pictures
selected from the studio. Of the artists. and contributed
pes.y for this sale. Among others present the Of
YoRD EASTMAN Johnson GRAY the two HARrs, McEsrEs,
LASG, HAsELrIS., BENSON DANA, HKsSEssY, WHIT
Aud pleasure in announcing work Of the very
hghes. merit and OF great historic vauehe celebrated pic
ture by JoHs NASDBRLYn, OF
"ARIADNE,"
the work Of tho artist and long acknowledged the most
beautiful IL Is the most nude figure ever painted by
an American and In well known by the best line engraving
done this country BY the distinguished artist A. b.
DURAND. -
The very high standing Of the house OF Messrs GOUPlL,
their reputation and the advantages they
for selection through their various houses In the CAPT
Of Europe have always given their imporatons .dvan
ali other parties At this tune, too, their collection
offers particular Inducements TO collectors the tariff
and constantly increasing high rates of exchange nearly
alto ether preclude further mportaiions
Full particulars with catalogues, will shortly be ready.
The collection will DO exhibition at the Dusseldorf Gal
lery No. s Broadway Thursday May continuing open
day and evening until the nights OF sale.
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90 Eet.
Gouses ano farms t1)anteo.

WANIE Ivs r1RSls I'll aos. m2 RJ %
Summer months within three hours Of the city Al
dress J. c., Box No. 1854 Post-Ofhce
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Gales bn Auttiorl.
BOARD ano Rooms.

ROARDING.-A Gentleman and Wife ma,
~ obtain excellent accommodations with Board IN ~
family In Jersey City No other boarders taken Ab
at No. 40 Broadway; or address J. II. A. Box No 4,
Tribune Office. !"
FURNISHED ROOMS-No. % North MOORE
Il near varick st. References given and require d.
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DUpLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT,
THE MOST POPULAR
AM A. T. STEWART Co,
Broadway and lOth-st
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xNATERs's CHORAL HARP-A new Sun

VNATERS's CHORAL HARP-A new Sun
w School Book OF 100 pages Of beautiful hymns and
Tunes. 1t contains many gems such a, shsl c w NOV nov,
Each Other There Suffer Little Cbudrn to Come unto
Me" 1.-THE Beautiful Shore" on TVS oiorous Lta'.
NE with My Mother" He Leaveth Me Beside SUI
g. Ta On ~ Jndsh Lord Give Faith" BURY Me in
the Morning Mother" and pieces composed by the ate
Stephen Foster which alone worth more than the en-
% cost of the book Price paper csver rs cents 80 per
O bound 80 cents SO PEI 100; cloth bound embossed
r 10 cents $35 per 100 Mailed at the retail prGe Pub
hshed by hOhAOE wAiEhS, y
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A CHANCE FOR PATRIOTS |!
II having been determined tia, the City Of New York "a
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
MEN In It's quota under the Presidents call fos 10000 men,
the Drs has been postponed for sw days In order 10 enable
the filing Of tho quota, II possible, By volunteering
The County Volunteer Committee appeal to tho patriot
ism Of the citizens Of this County aid them In raising tho
Twelve Hundred and Seventeen Men needed aud thus
tho County from tho misfortune o. DrsAl
The County Volunteer Committee will pay the following
Bounties until further notiee
FOR MARINRS...........".."... ......".......s 3OO
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS Pol THREE YEARS.. 800
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARs...... 900
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS Fol ONE YEAR..".- 400
County Premium OF go vail also be paid for bringing
Army Recruit to this Office addition 10 tho Government
Premium Of $iO and County Premium Of go viii DO paid
for bringing Naval Recruit.
lie, tho cssns OF New York make grand and hns rally
10 sass a. ffom the impendingdrsa
c. GODFREY oUNTHER, Mayor.
MATTHEW Z. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
ELIJAH y. FURDY. Supervisor,
OaIsoN BLUNT, Supervisor
WILLIAM M TWEED, Supervisor.
WILLIAM R STEWART. Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
oRIsoN BLUNT, Chairman.
NswYoft. May II, 1864.
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NOMPOSITORS and JOBBERS. - Fn,.
~ class HANDS wanted immediately q No' 70 sss y
Jacob-st by JOHN a. ChAi ohrh'.
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NOLORED COACHMAN WANTED iOI
~ private family Apply at No 20 Dey'st' rear oiioe
NOACHMAN WANTED-A New Enslandi
~ man may apply at No. Il West 3Sthst VII be FeaHfT
10 90 In the country,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-21

pROOMS, FINE SiFTEkS.
- Best quality Black Tea,
Nutmeg, Spice,
hn~ins Cheese,
Crushed and Brown Sugars
li"hey, Spelm, Wax ana TallOw Candles,
totiet, Tin ffii Wood Ware,
Brown Windsor and other line soaps
New Orleans and Sorghum Mol..4t5
fepFrf CoPperas ANA Ma.un'~ Blaekinp
Shoe Thread, Herring and Shad,
fi1ur by the barrel aud Peas bv III. tushel
i"' aale ny WHEELER q co,
He door to corner u Firth and Marshall stte,t,
dc 2i-3t-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.


By Williamson & Co., Auctioneers,
NO 49, Main street, between Ninth and Tenth1
HANDSOME FURNITURE,
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO
FINE BRUSSELS CARPET,
VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF
GLASS AND CHINAWARE, &c, &c,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst instant, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. VI We will SELL at the residence Of
Mrs. Hurst, on Sixth, nesH canal street her entire
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE COM
piisins the following and many other articles:
PARLOR
splendid rosewood seyen-octaye Piano, Stool and
excellent Brussels Carpet
/ beautiful P'nl"r SUITE, in attn broCatcle,
Cushioned farlor Chains,
Rosewood Centre Table, with marble top,
sets splendid Lace and Danask Curtains,
Uar-Cloth Sofas,
Mahogany card Tables, Vases, Ornaments, &c
CHAMBER
| mah0pan - IsnCh Bed1tedd,
/ magnificent rosewood v dI1rCbp, double SIZE
with mirror
MaIbie-top W4-hstand,
Marhle-top Garnet,
Cine-selt RIOS hTrs,
Hair AMI Shuck Mattresses,
sheet, Blankets, Quits, BoI7tor7, Pillows, &c
Toilet atrT,
Excellent Tsr2e-rly Carpet,
window Shades *
DINING.roOM AND KITCHEN.
oak Eytenso Ithl.,
y fine assortment Of Glass and Chinawarp, con-
si~ting g ali articles usually found III
dining -lo1mi
/ excellent cooking stove ana Utensils
d+ - WILLIAMSON co, AH,t'oneerS
BY kobiHson, Adams * Co, Auctioneers,
tcornrr Ut Ninth aud Nam -trects
nUR CLOSING SALE FOR THIS
~ EAR VIII taLr place On WEDNESDAY
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r>ORTY TUOTSAND DOLLARS IN

EORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
u IEKNAL IMPRON EMkNr NORTH CARO-.
LIMA STATE BONDS FOR SALE.-Wlll be sold
IN the city OF Raleigh, North Carolina, AT the auC-
tlun-rooIit Of Creech y Lit.hl1rd, on THURSDAY,
December 22d, fUfrI THOU SAND DoLLA rs
OF NORTH CAROLINA COUPON BONDS -
These bonds ISSUED iOr the behrht 81 me
Chatham Eulfo1d Company, ana Al" secuted by
= special sinking fund, provided iUr theI ledrmp-
ton when due.
No better investment can he made.
Copies of the law authorizing the issue gan DC
had on application 10 the undersigned or 10 Mcs0tS
Crec,h Il IAtuhtOrd, commission meIehlht- ana
sUct0u.ris KEMP Z. BATTLE,
President Chatham Railroad Company
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By +. Il. Cook, Auctloneer,
no. - Main street.

by T.. Il. Cook, Auctioneerp
No. ~ Main streetl
FURNITURE, SPLEEN
DID BKOEATELI.E AND pAMASK WIN
DOW CURTAINS, LINEN a n ID COZ TO \
SHEETS PILLOW AND BOLSTER CASES, BRO
CANS, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, the pa instant, nj 10 O'Clock, / will
sell, at my store, superior assortment Vi valuable
ECkNlII RE, embracing
Mahogany I-I~>t-l~tt Sofas,
Hand ON" Brd-t,,.d+,
bureaus, Ntshst1Uds.
Dining, Toilet, Card tII other Tables,
Han ana Shulk Mattresses,
Ttlr excellent urw Linen sheets,
pans excellent nearly new Linen Sheets
l,uTs lStcrut Cotton Sheets,
lo pans Linen and Cotton Bolster and Pillow Cases
t ItiI- ~piru,Ii Stun BrocdtrIc " u:iuw Curtains
pam splendid Dlnl4ek gniJW Curtains
10 ptI- Mem bTugti.-,
Siott'- Sewing Machine,
large trunks,
tjtRfn4," Office ana Taror Stove,
superior ChuIlh Cushions, covered with silk
plu-h 81.
dr ~ r. b. COOK, Autioneer.
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TARM, OF THREE HUNDRED AND

Il SEVENTY ACRES, ADJOINING 10" itA-
IAN STATION, ON TIE bANNiiLE RAIL.
ROAD, WITH IMPROVEMENTS, luK SALE
PRIVATELY We offer f,I sale, II.tiriy. ta.
FARM, at DWuutan station, on the l'lNIl' I".-
road, formerly Owned BY Dr hut an, ,'t..
tanning three hundred and seventy 9ur'r one h"h.
dtri and seventy 1--WE cleared, one huJI ~ b" t-r
nal growth and thr balance IA second -t"Hih ii"'-
The improvements nIr a dwelling with luh. t''irs
including basement; larsr bAIHi stable room i'i
fifteen horses = large kit hen, thTr" vuut'I. inse
corn ,IIb, smoke house, ace ho'. aiiI %, "''
Tht,tv hu-l,I. of winter oats and alNtr,u huhs i
wheat have been seeded on thy tam. - tenn,
&c.. apply 10 uhChb9 u " ~ ~
de l3-ts "a. Il"'''''7.
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r., NAStsa.-. thn h,%he't market price will be
lAt4 % .s... ...s..f taY all knie ot CtttE 'urr"s
spi :. H,.e .f.t.., Ju jasEc ca >zual quantities,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-21

By Edlng s. Co, Auctoneers,
mo. 202 Main street,
ON THURSDAY, December ", we will
~ sell, at our aneton-house, NJ. 201 Main street,
between Ninth anlTenth, desirable lot of HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE aud MIS-
CELLANEOUS GOODS, In part follows;
BUREAUS, STOVES,
WAsHSFANDS, TABLES,
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS and other Household Furniture.
ALSO,
SHIRTS, MUEFS,
DRAWERS, COATS,
BONNETS, PANTS.
AGATE BUTTONS, VESTS,
HATS, DRESSES
SOCKS. HOOKS AND EYES.
CLOAKS, ClsANAI3
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
ALSO.
One set Of
HEAVY SOLID SILVER TABLE SPOONS
ALSO,
OH. PAINTINGS,
LOOKS Of every description very scarce
anI a !tIg,. lot ct NJ ISCELLANEO L
GOODS.
he PIT EDItNG n co, Auctionccrs.
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AWE nI-HpRED DOLLARS RE

aIp-LEMl III, a stout black boy, about
-V,Ltg-.~ yr,I- u n.'r ley my h5u~r the 1871
instant. ~ h,- q ~lY.t neck h.oad Int face would
u.-A a,..' ole hundred and eighty pounds
u. usI..fI~ Re f,.rl-aIt and his answers prompt
~! ~. Il. itE be IN the UeIrhbyrLyoI If
NJ ,... b. it.u., au Gin kahontuy swamp, CT
ID Il: I...hu.ut I "l! -Ivr FIVE HUNDRED
!,eLLtI,, ktHAiD Tor his delivery II IT,. Hen
4. .....,-.sv ,1,!. Clio - PLEA SAINTS,
j. Ir III & :.u.Hl...,'pt Il jane ". Sut,d.