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entered ,,stsns sAde Judgment entered against ne 70
his action together ~i,b execution and sg & M tS
@cpan ssaist the person beIen and Sio costs oi opp0'
ing the motion.
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cOuRT lOF GENERAL SEssIONS-A!aiL s-h@0fe
S"'' - Judge RUssELt
Daniel Eginton plead guilty of,grand larceny
lew. Jobmnn Pesd guilty Of receiving stolen goods Ro
msnded. ,. u t,.. .,oi.r .ooa. r..
John Anderson plesd guilty Of receiving stolen sooo' 10
J"6n H. Beckett plead guilty OF manslaugbter 10 the fourth
degree State Prison two years.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

Ir ,,,ss,A4p George Oro1,oeR from Nei,- orisdn.-W
VI g,-sn NJ w HI. swain Ni.. G. Swsin Ass ,. swain
L. swain W. Swaia. Nfs. h. NJ. Swain, Madame U. Bang
lnel, Z. Feuera H. Dousd, . Ofuer.
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CvPREME COURT-CHnsBxRs-APnIL e--Bsfors
Justice fECKHAN.
RBPcTE BETwEES THE DIRECTORS or THE HoURTI

msRrTE BETwEEy THE DIRECTORS or THE FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK.
Ise s. Tsylof aud others eg The Fourth National Bank
BenjsIn.n Hutton q ale.
The controversy between tho Directors OF the
yoostb National Bank tales tangible form In this action
theren they Tepesent the parties 10 tie action plaintiffs and
kaepGants. .
Al eIder 70 show why injunction should no. be granted
sssTsinng iht deiendss who constitute majority Of the
bod Of Directors from removing the recently constituted
President Geo Optyke, otl rem hI position aud nom dong
ny other se IN correction m the business Of the Bank eI.
ts receiving deposits peyng checks snd making exchanges,
The ugnmes Oh this order mp to-day David Dudley
Md appetTg ia s1ppCn Of the motion sAd exJudso "eoa
sss Jos h. Choste ESQ, in opposition thereto
1ks counsel fot tie plaintiff claim that MI Opdyho was
ngary elected President Of tie Bank aud q II largo auots
81 socs bad been subscribed by Yare tho ssturHee that
h wosd be the chief 0ncr Of the Bank before wa even
srsnzed thai the Bunx is unable 70 proceed 70 ocAn"ss
- 10 The pesent state o sfrs that the eecon oi no
Dk-eor Which syss toe defendants orty IN The boerd Is
Esgs that the funds Of tho BARK endan nserod BY their
node Of business and ths, meeting Of The siocshode1 H.
sses tke piece and In !hs esHDe thoy s,k lie inter
fsssbes Of tie Court.
The counsel ios tie Sc.ndIl ute5 that by the act of
Ce1ess undeT which The Bank Organized the President
n removed o. the pleasure Of twohFes Of tho Board o
p1rseoisi that his policy agreeable 20 majority Of
NJ DIRECTOR Ht te Revised stsui,s conferred 40 power
us Court interfere iu TIC matter o tie removal Of
kNk Oheef.
The Hguasni 10 ,be osss Is yet hIished
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stSr.Tuuf AMMO

gen-nl,s, $50 se,s...... Ga blooa-Sets....lo:D
HtGn WATER rms okG
Sand, 90. 10 .O5 Gov lssnd... l0t0 Hell Dse.l4!Li
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ooUhT or COMMON PLEAS-CnASssAS--APnn a.
Before Justice BnLDr
TIE TXPREss CASE.
T. Clsrss agL James and Erasins Brooks
Judge Daily has granted the motion Of tho plain
b. allowed examine tho bOohL On tbs I'd Monday Of
eea month between the hours Of II and p. al the ooe
sas pp hs plaintiff IA TO examine hs b0si, 0! tho con
DEcIsI0ys
Douglas agt. the Mayor. Judgment ior de-
kdsni
guiL TzRn-PARr n -Befor. Judge CAsDoLA
DECISIONS.
Adeline Smith sgt. James G. Grsnnis, ct o..
s,esment Ter psntif : .3s g.
Ssg's Mcbride AT. james A DOuuan EOtioz ior now
~ tsnied without costs
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

Tho Army in sepim Quo-EoHg Hgstrcrt's re-
ported strcngth-The Rcbeis Failing
Back - Womcn.Whipping- I:c-enlist-
ing VcIcrnns-Eevivui oil thc Fugitive
Slave Law ia TcuDessce-ikpoxvitle
the Scene of q Disgraccful sinve
t1put-Uuited stntes Officers Impii-
entcd.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL Txnn-Beiore Justies
BARBOUR
LIN OF A VETERINARY SURGEON.

LIN OF A VETERINARY SURGEON.
Rhodes Agt. Sestor
This was an action Of dctinuc brought TO recover
peon Of borse vsaed q. 500 the defendant for
szent veterinary surgeon. The bill va. So 90 and
the plaintiff rendered bic CHECK which The defendant
snaod and refused 10 deliver the horse.
snss for the pinh eoneDded that the seisndsnt had
~h the horse for hs demand Ths counsel FOR the de
Xasps sTged that by the common law Hen existed. and
es authorities, sGiuny the principle that an improve
- n the shsttei crested hen.
Cosr took this view vi tbeiar bot the case went 70
gasy n minor point who rendered verdict for tb,
gssA VIM. Fullerton br plaintiff, Edwin James aae
sesyby for defendant
bssoAI TRn-Apam e-Befors Justice CAhvIS.
DBCln0E.
Hcsw Wagner agt. Geo, HaheImehl. Let rule b
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OyycS on rnx DEL AND HuD. CANAL Co,
hEglOlk huriI Z l0oA <

hEvYoRk April g. 1854 !
rVNHE Annual ELECTION for MANAGERS
oftLi, Company will BE- held at is office, No. ~ W.
liam It, corner osEIehAnsopl, on TUESDAY, tho loh day
The Poll viii bs open from II Oelock nOon) until O'Clock
2. q, a, a..
,y OF Nav nsI both inclusive by order Of the board
~ ISAAC N. SEYMOUR Treasurer.
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EinGntiai.

NASSAU MINING C0MPANY.-Notice Is
hereby given, that tho Fir,, Meeting Of the NASSAU
MlNNG COMPANY uuder its articles Of association, VIII
be held at the Office of Il. H. RCkAKD No. ls NsssausL
e. the CT II hewYoIl THURSDAY, the 23ta day ol
ApEl 1864, at Moor, for tho trsnsactiJn gf bUs.neA
II. H. HlCKARD,
JOHN LAMB,
WILLIAM PEAnSALL
kewYork phl 1904 Associates under said hrticles
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United States at. Lenlnel 4. KIM

The accused was brcught before the Commi2-
sr on the charge Of making and altering counterfeit cur
kaeJ Of denomination o ffy cents Ihe arrest "as
IA Police on the Sst OF Merch last snd bDg searched
f CT bogus currency found on him, %, 70 d his pocket
Ao~k and balance the form OF package In his coat
psekst On searching his house letter was found nom d.
fsseT purporng TO be wen At Boston, and ordering
e9oo In euIreocy TO be sent East.
The rsEer examination was to Wedns,Ssy next
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WANTED-A young Man to run ACCORDION
oven IppiJ " BRVWN l. HEWiTT, NJ uYcIvv.
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rTyHE CONSOLIDATED GREGORY COM
i PANY-HOder' Of receipt, for purchase Of hi. stock
can now obtain certificates for full paid stock our office by
naymept OF the remsinns instaaeut-New.YoTt April D.
1894 JEROME RIGGS Co., No. " Exchange place.
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seventeenth street nj. 4. Church, between I'd
and I'D ,tuva-fTesehing SUNDAY MORNING, April 10, by
ihe Pastor tho Rev Dr CROOKS. In tho EvENlH0, at z
o'rloek by the lev. HOWARD CROSBY, ID. ID. Subject:
Chustlai Unou" Seats tree.
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XNTANTED-FIRST and SECOND STORIES
w Of building 73xloa having communication with two
or more streets eour Must be In TIE vicinity Of the daily
newspspes Offices Address Tho American News Co., No. III
kaxsau g.
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y.School.-A public meeting Of the sabbath.
school connected with the slHTEEkTH s BArrisT
CHURCH lin 10th 1t. near absyD win DO held on SUNDAY
s.preted from IRA CHASE, esq, aud the Roy THOMAS e.
SfRONO, y. D. Singing By lhs children Al are invited 70
sitssA
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VNHE CONSOLIDATED GREGORY COM
i PANY The Transfer Books Of this Company are now
open at the banking house Of hessrs DUNCAN SHERMAN
A. Co-Nev. York, April 8 1864.
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south Church Lectures, Second serie%-South BsP
ut Church. xthst, between 9Th AID 9Th The Rev.
M kKEbS d. ID, Pastor Of the Madsonav Presbyterian
Church will preach the OF this series Of pracc srrmon.
on SUNDAY EVENING. April 10, t u O'Clock. Subject;
4. naaFef"
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Tho Yankee Journals are forced to &C.
Knowledge the skill. efficiency and success
With which Gen. Longstreet has conducted
the Confederate movements In East Ten
nessco, Gen. Longstreet is one OF the most
sagacions aud indefatigabIo Of onr military
leaders. His fame grows witha steady light,
aud the wider the field Of action the more
are his rare qualities Of chieftainshil, deyel-
oped and demonstrated. 1t was always
known that In battle his presence, like the
white plume Of Harry OF Navarro, announced
the post of honor and of danger. But 1t re-
NAMED for his management of Q separate
and important command to exhibit those
faculties In administration and council
which constitute the great military leader.
that equilibrium Of intellect and heroism
which, in the opinion of Napoleon, made the
consummate General. We look forward
with pride and hope to the future career Of
Lopgstrcet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-02

The Aatamoras Bcletin describes grand
fets given IN honor Of the Federal MILITARY
Governor Of Texas, "D3n A. j. Hamilton y
and etan, b. Don Jesus de la Serne, Governc,
Of the STATE OF Tamaulipas, in which Msta-
m0ras 3 situsted. The Don Hamilton Ii
qusrtered ct BROWNSVILLE, opposite Mata-
morss. The entertainment is described in
glowing style, and must have been conducted
In flowing style, as "wines and delicate
champagnes were abundant, and mental
congratulations and pledges between the
Governor and the Don were copious. The
Governors ALLEGATION congratulated the
American Union on the triumph OF its arms
and the speedy pacihcation of the Republic! p
The Governor was quite aswipeyu about
then The liqnor was no less stimulating
on Don Hamilton, who felicited Don Jesus
upon his return to the Constitutional Gov
eminent Of Tamaulipas, q lauded the heroism
Of the Mcxicans" in defence of their Ma
tionality, whose rights, he said, were idenii-
cal with those of the great Yankee nation
and absolutsly wound up by placing at the
dispoeM "of the great Governor of Tamau.
lipas all the forces at his command "to aid
him inrepaling the French invasionl" lie
must have been, indeed, we'll wound up
when he made that speech. II the speech
was really made, the Don win probably have
10 retract It or be recalled. The French
win hardly let such an entente cordiale as that
stand without investigation, and Seward will
not be eager to sustain the champagning
Governor Of Texas in any such campaign as
he proposes TO undertake against the French!
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h, the Confederate States District Court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. epiered on the 29ih day
Of March, 1884, In the case OF the Confederate stacs
against Towsey, shall, ~ Receiver, on Friday,
the 4th day OF March next, (f fair; il not the next
fair day. proceed TO SELL the premises at public
auction, TO the highest bidder the tract Of land ly
Ing In the county Of Louisa, shout 4 miles from
Tolersvile, known as the Slate Hin Mining Tract,
and containing al and % poles. Ishall at the
same time cell the personal property upon said land,
consisting OF ono 100 horse power steam engine,
7-hcrse power steam engine, one within chain 100
feet long, one 4inch rope weighing about one ton,
and many other articles.
TERMs or SALE-For the land, orethird Of the
purchase money to be paid In cash; the balance IN
tgO equal nstalments, At aud IL months, with In
terest from the day Of sale, The title be withheld
NATL the last payment h made or all cash, It the
option Of the purchaser. For the personal property
cash will be required. HENRY L BROOKE,
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w. MEETING Of tbs Ranks-At q meeting
sS~f Of the Banks OF the city Of Richmond, held
On Friday, Feb 10, 1854 the following resolutions
ordered to be Published in the papers Of this
city:
RESOLVED, That pnb bic notice be given that the
Banks Of this city will fed 1t necessary to give to
their dsPos.ore. including Banks, in exchange f,T
deposits at their credit the st Of April next the
fons Per cent Confederate bonds authorized Ly the
first section of the act entitled "sn nc to reduce the
currency aud to authorize new Issue Of notes and
bo6is.s
And dcposi!ors and Banks are invited to draw
balances prior to the 18th day of March. Els on that
day, and until the st OF April. the said Banks III
he compelled to decline deposi Is or 10 pay checks
drawn against them
Resolecd. That balances due by che Bank to
another and r. i-pesi!ers credited On and after he
LIST Of April viii De payable Ia the new or changed
currency Indicated ana prescfihej by esid act.
fe OH y. - - ~ u.
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CHAMHsaLA,s's OFFICE, March

CHAMhEhLA}N'S OFFICE, March I.
IN Council, February 29:h, 1861, the ordinance
il concerning the Fire Brigade was amended by
tho adoption Of the following additional section:
SEC 20. Upon occasion of any aiarm of fire.
whenever any fire engine, or hose carriage, or ap.
parAtns belonging thereto, shall be passing along
any Of the streets of the city 1t shall be the duty
Of the drivers Of s vehicles give the way nearest
the middle Of the street for the unobstructsi PAS
sage thereof and any driver Of any vehicle, faiue
so to do eha, upon conviction thereof be fined not
less than twenty, nor more than one hundred dol
lara, ii free person, or, If shave, shall be pun.
ished With stripes not exceeding thirty pine.
Tests: W MORTON, Clerk Council.
NH 2-0t
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.1S~1'11s n % lDl ~ asl1ss tAAsiis,
~ : erut want q provialoss fer the
'svnuenkNe ~ possof az cltys ~ moro
uk6SaGny u sc1isss' Anils. Every con-
6lSue1Ios q hunalily patriotlsui, md esti.
r11II.zidiai(a as Is - soldiers Who have re-
$500 t1SF Is and tkAs fhr preserved our
IesrtAseonss unporstsd By his hassd foot
49, andD that the wives and children
= 90 80 nsa Ii me nead ahosh not
600 - u6nt q bsead. The citlsen IN towr,
- - e tovn should give this seDtimcnt
- es1,pe ssa Satcsivc expression. 6npplles
sstoald b prosnrsd for these people nov 30
r.arh n Md. Richmond has rcither uea-
aswu. nor fesds she caltivstes no kvound
aad gathers no grain. But ahe WIN give
naoosysicsly-ss freely = water for the bcue.
u a her poor and especially thcse whom
tie soldier leAyes aflst him when he goes to
tie n6ld, TO her motherly care and protec-
tioa. Noney. hoNevAl, they cannot live
upoa. ltcan only procure from the county
whsse Ahey ere proauord, the necessaries Of
life, Il The people u the country we must
u0OA - to10o0 aoO " t0ctu now SAOuiu y e
appeal In vsing They arc surely not less
asn6Gb,6 70 the tender appeals OF humanity
than We are In Richmond. Surely they are
not 49, grateful for the services Of the brave
nen Who have protected them e well a. the
people a the city from the rayages of the
foo which would have deprived them Of all
they poseess on earth. Can they not spare
somsthing Of their stores to relieve the
wants OF the dependent families OF SOL
'diesef Not - . gratuity-but send it to us
andreceive for It their price. Tho city is
ready to bay their grain ana their meat for
tbb purpose All We ask h that they will
ups Some diligence In forwarding these
tlines- that they win under the urgency O:
the appeA which should reach every heart
MOI harder than adamant-at once send what
they can. We do not over.estimatc the ext
gency, and there should be no delay in doing
what b 10 be done.
ehipments made to VIM p. Munford, Esq,
President Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions or to j. L. Chamberlayne, Secretary TO
the Oteseers of the Poor of the city. will be
properly attended to, and settled for promp.-
~ = shippers may direct. We urge upon
tho citizens Of the country to do what they
can. Their assistance is greatly needed.
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@ PECIAL NQTICE.-Owing 10 y recent cot of
~ Congress in regard to the currency, shall have
ness
1st An persons indebted TO me Individually or a.
agent for rents. hires, &C, for last year. are re-
guessed 20 come forward and settle their indebted
ness by the 2sth Of March. o. they viii be required
to pay in the new currency.
r. An persons having money in my hands Tor
rents, hires &C. viii please call and receive their
shall have to fund balance In PEI cent bonds.
ID All part:ea holding my checks are required to
present them at the BANK TO be cached by the 2sth
March. = =
mn Z-N ~ Il d EACHO. .
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En DOLLARS RkwARD.--Ran away nom he
~ suhscnbes, ct his farm In Hsnsico en-, about
l0 rec. 1903, my negro mao jim. He = s6oue ~
years OF age, stout betlt, very bMek. He has wife
q DE- hopkina's, who Hives about miles shove
Kichmond, on the Fredericksburg and Posonac
raiSsad, q Walkerbon. WIN pay the above ~.
can Set Min. JOS d FRiDDY, I1ussss.
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n xxENI1ON CAPITALISTS.
N Rass cAancs fbr inysstnsAt
" Attraeeiyo lsal 1etate atauctjen.
$4,000 aegss ~ Lad b he highsst
II The request q Mr J = Cox, ~ Win ri "a
Wednesday, the a day Of March, 1885, eomMsoe-
jsse 6 II O'Clock Il, st oar oo1omupnn1, No 1o0
Msin q, 10000 eosss 81 lAAd lying On The WatsEo 81
te Greet ealtiA Al sc Mafys river, n the county
Of Camdsn, Btaoa Of Georgia ssgs
Ths said lid Mn be soM % u AIghsst bg3dR =
tss Of one thousand arss saeh, o. IN lets p saie
purchasers. " 3 x
The titlss ere direct fkon the Sta1s, and oss -
disputable. The original patsats Arom IL Statss
and On unbTokss and connsefiag eAaiA Of telo9 ean
ton Of saDitalish, q this h fass sAAnee br h
veGtnent. y. 49, -.
4 maD Of the lsnd made eat ard ceftiAsd 10 b.
the surveyor, b. sen By applying - oar o0oss
WILLIAM60N D co, ~
f. Is Auot3oneofo.
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u suoscribes, o ths noyniag VI she 3fsh of Dih.
ruasy my negre 1Ayl0s. Aesabcut 20 yeara. HID
On when be len palr Of lskl blue paan. sioooh has
and gray sAek eoos. when spoken 10 has dow n
sast look and sraaks very slow. IutA give AZ dol
lars rswasd 10, I've ae,ysxy 10 Jsnes kssssy % $40
street, q Kerr = = n~r;s sken 81 '.T1g
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~. ORDER No s, Richmond Encampmeni
- No 2.-Sfr Knights: You are hereby sum
IDoned 10 attend a meeting Of Richmond Encaulp
ment, No 2, OF Knights I'enpiar, at the Masonic
Hall, In the city Of Richmond, on Wednesday
evening, the I'd inst, at 6 O'CLOCK.
by order Of the M l. Grand Commander.
WIN l. MAULE, q g. +.
Attest: JAMES RTpDIcE, Recorder.
Richmond, March Isf, X 4 IA, A ID 1864.
NH III
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En DOLLARS Reward Il win pay the above 70
.eJV ward for the Apprehension and delivery 70
gro boy Richard, Who isst my house, ID Hsnrico
county, on The 23d Of Yebruayy, 1854. He ID about
~ years Of age, s feet or inches high, ginger
Drssd cclos and e.s e = shorter than ne other,
either 10 the city o. Roekslts Old aeld HI father
u hired 70 the L0usiAns Hospital. Address
On J HARRISON
Chimborsso Hospital, No ].
mn S-lwe Richmond Va,
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+ BY Lancaster d Co., Stock ducts.
I'VE viii sell at auction, ut cifiee, Wednes-
w day, I'd March, ut IL o'clock,
$a5 Oo0 Confederate per cent coupon bonds
&c ,0c0 do 6per eent xeg'd do
rs goo do 7per cent bonds
$1,000 do 1890 notes
10000 10 cotton bonds
10000 do 10 coupon bends
10000 do l6M reg'd do
so shares Bank or Con'wealth stock
100 do Bank Of Richmond do
80 do Traders Bank do
100 do Merchsute' Insurance do
$sO,0a0 Virginia Iegis'd bonds
GO shares James River Packet Co stock
And other stocks end bonds 70 be added
LANCASTER 4 GO,
70 29-tds Stock Auctioneers
ALSO, ~
Sis 600 Confederate per cent bonds
600 South Carolina 8 per cent bonds
10000 Pittsylvania county do
1000 AlbermArle county do
2.c00 Caroline county do
5000 Va Central do
100 shares Va and Tenn R stock
NH LANCASTER ANe0.
P0STPONEMENT.-The above sale will be post
poned until Thursday at l2X o'clock.
NH 2 see L co.
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~ NDTIeE.--A meetiog Of the stockhsIders
81 OF the kchmend Importing and Exporting
Company will be held al the office Of the Virginia
Life Insurance Company, in the city Of Richmond,
on Fridsy the c5:h day Of March next, 8 O'Clock
Pm. ~r
BY order Of the Board of Direc.ors.
&c 28-td SAA'L j HARRISON, Pres't
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w. ALEXANDER n SANDS has removed his
~ law Office 10 llth ct, between Sain and Bank
ste, opposite Goddin's Hall. NH 2-A
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10oe q ono tm0Qo0hQ oC4Vo ooc0, u u ~ - ~
The dds ere direct non the stAts, cd azs -
lisputable The erigiual patsats fton IL Dtats
md On unbrokss and connsokiag ehalA Of telos 90
y SEEN q our o0es, 70 Which We invite - aeten
3cn u saDltaiish, q Ais h lsrs sAanes oR n
4 ns9 Of the laad naas eat and oertissd 70 b
he surveyor, can BE- seen By applying q oar olAos
vhieh sivss full description q TIE lssnissss
b. Kast, Rins D Co., Ascfr.
rvARao s.ls Il A.sssoa ID Wednesday,, la.rel
"a sc@nsnssse = 70 oclSsk 49, y: WI ss., :
he atsams- Alics, with hrgs coaslgnneas PEI
Itsamsss Doa, Hsuss, Roahssay Castle hanger
Antoniea, -, semprisins nPwsrds q
Being one Of The largest and bsst sslsoted aasott
NESTS Of deslrable eoods ever o1ered at auction h
he Ccnfedefate States, the whole 70 b sold on %
Dount Of the fmp0fters, end to b closed wtthOu
eO.isg q tns iol!ox,os goa: . cox q
~ cases black alpaecas and noAaifs
2 cases black baFathsas
IL cAeee black and cold meFincD
casss black end cold French mousliDeo
Gases black and cold 1rsnch mesinos
8 Gases rich print delAinss
20 cases s fancy prints
= 8cases % extra maddsr do
ocases 90 Hoyis's extra purple do
IL csses 7-s black and white do
10 cases English bleschsd long cloths
2essss 4 kIeached sheetines
eeses faoe "a supsr Irish iineas
oases bIeck ma brcwn holjande
2 casss super blay linens
case extra French canvas
Is cases blue and W B patent threads
ss. 49, s;rsssms -
case printsd Irish linens
ssss ~. In. sIct, .h,rt.
se.sy 1917. 49, ~ A
,s a. 's 49, 100 ss ..U~ a. 49, "
go cs.s n hn.s. Ss "isP Pcr.,,,,
;..ss.s .o..S ~
49, J.sonss = Snn A.
49, v vhita "a 49, co S We,eh flannel.
10 $500 $40, nv 49, ~ IA h.ir H..
49, 1870 sss,s, .,".;.o -.
oes .r.n ..,.ss. - ~
49, ss.ch n Enriish c,.n..
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600 black berass dresses
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-02

A. WE ase authorized to AZ nc,nse JNO r
~ TAYLOR caudida ate for The Cefkship of the
Circuit Court Of Hanover, wade vacant BY the re-
eignatiou &c Jas W Christian, Esp NH 1-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-02

fvn AENI-tuo IuSonned Room, with gas and
attendance on 18th u, between Grace and BROAD.
second door from Broad. Reference required.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-02

for sale u auetion.-Will b 9oid on the
Drenfees, on Monday, tn Day Of March, at 0Ielk
\. the vacant Ut o. the north sids o. Broad u,
nearly nppoaits Absrnsthy,s garden, and sdjolninG
the rosIdencs Of tie lsts Hudson Ford, deod. Il
fronts - feet on Broad st5setana rams hack l6o ret
to an s,ley. e z - ~ IS
Tlaxs-Cash. Taxes fbr l8sl 20 be paid By the
purchaser. JAMES n TAYLOR,
NH AucttDneer.