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To TIE PArRozs OF rHr sAH1rARY Fam.

To TIE PATRozs OF TIE SANITARY Fam.
Persons from a distance would do we'll to
call before leaving the city at the popular es-
tsblishmsnt Of Frank Brothers, No. I4I su-
periOr street, under the Weddsil House,
where will be kept for a few weeks q splen-
did assortment Of skirts, skirt supporters,
corsets, and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
The propristOrs are determined to clsss
out their very extensive stock before the 1st
Of April, and are showing their determination
by the low rates at which their goods are
being sold. feb 20: I3e.
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OLD TRUzBUII, SLOW AND SURE.



The mother-land, to which in spite of
doubt and Jealousy and old qusrrels, all
Americans look back with love and pride,
has splendid representation in the next
booth. Above its front hangs the "Lion
and the Uaioorn," upon the national coat of
arms, surmounted with the traditional mot
to /" HOni sOit gus NAL y pen'e." The Union
Jack hangs shove the booth, which is splen-
didIy decorated and ourtained and hung
with portraits of the royal family, and other
distinetiveIy English ornaments. The Ia
dies Of the booths know how to make sales,
and are driving big business Misses
stockley and Hutchinson are splendidly COS
tuned as the sristoeracy, and Miss WetmOre
;a sIa Ioraliast of Deasant girls that ever trip
ped along the healthy moors of Yorkshire,
or climbed the chalky cliffs of Kent.
PORTAGE COUNTY.
Staunch old Portage has acquitted herself
gloriousIy in the noble work. She has on
hand fac delegation of ladies, mainly
from Ravanna, and an unequalled display of
wares and ssleables.
SPANISH.
Land of lsve and passion, home of adven-
ture, beauty, dalliance and delight, around
which cluster memories Of Granada and the
Moors, of the Alhambra and the Escurisl, of
Ferdinand, Philip and the Cid,-with what
delight do we see thee so persOnated and
represented here. "Cherished spain,"-
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CITY NEWS.

Two good COmpOsitOrs will find steady
employment at this Office, By making i'm
mediate application. Composition IS cents
per one Thousand ems.
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fsb25 Is9

TIE ValedictOry Of the students of the
Cleveland Medical College, with other eXsr-
cises Of interest will take place at the Col
lego, on Saturday evening, at = P. n, Feb
ruary 27. feb26:I39
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ouERIDL HIsPASIA.

is inscribed over the entrance, and the sus-
pended guitars and vocal canary are typical
of song. Dark-eyed ssnoritas, whose COS
tunes and figures ftIy represent their en-
chanting land, but as guardians of the altar
of old Spain.
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LUBN's Perfumes FOR seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brsudies, etc, at Halls Homso-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
feb24
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LOCAL NOTICES,

NoTIoE.-Having heard that several per-
sons, residents Of the 9th Ward, have cen
sured the conduct of Mr.. II F. Marshall, on
account Of his having added new names to
the Enrollment List, and thereby increasing
the quota of said Ward, the undersigned
takes pleasure in stating publicly that no
blame can be attached to Mr.. Il. T. Mar
shall, for he has done nothing in the prem
ises to injure the interests Of the Ward and
the undersigned is prepared st any time to
explain to any person calling upon him, how
the increase came to take place in the above
Ward. WV BuTZMANN,
Enrolling 0aesr.
CLEvELAND, Feb. %, 1884. fsb24:Is9
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o. CUTTER son will sell on Tuesday, March
lnf. on he premises, at II O'Clock 4. M the follow
fnr described eal EstRte VIZ; House aud Lot no.
IL PittsburRh-sE The House is two-story Frame
buiidinq 9ixs5, containing - Rooms, Bath Rooms,
Win WoOdshed, sc, goOd Well q CisterBG. The
It fs IS fsei inches front Pittsburgh-St., and
slInnfnr back 80 r aet on Ohio : T., to IN alley.
alsO-Jne Lot 50 feet frOnt on PittsDursh-St, and
ee1 flo1 rods d ep TO an alley. Title perfect.
2 Tfa1s or SALE-0ne-third cash in hand; balance
n one two and ihree years. with interest sem-En-
uusIlY ~ per cent. ieble-l4on
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81. LOUIs NIARKRT-Feb. 25.


lBT TELsGRsPH.l
COIoE-Receipts 20 bales No sales
ElSur-Droop:nE- salss at ,25 tor ehoies supsr-
10 choice.
COrn-LOwer but active. Sales ct gseESI95
tlaGB-LOWer sales at s9Geac.
PrOvisiOBs-Genersliy unchanged.
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AsHTABULA

/ AbHIAbULA
has splendid stock on hand. Her booth ii
handsomely decorated with sngrsvings, 60,
The front is handsOmsly arranged with
Wreaths of evergreen and drapsry of lace.
and decorated with field of blue, bespsug-
led with golden stsrs, against which bust
Of our loved President stands out in hne re-
lief. Fine pictures adOrn the sides of the
booth.
Mrs. E. Fitch, Mrs, Mum, Mrs. Psttison,
Miss Fannie Fitch, and Miss R. Bonner,
represent Ashtabula at the Fair.
GERMAN.
The Fatherlsnd fills out booth Of double
size with display of articles, which, Wheth-
sr fOr thsir variety, thzir value, or the their
number, rivals any booth in the building.
They are doing tremendous business for
the Germans all make it point to pstronize
their own people. The German motto:
so, wslle hin du opferbrsnd
Bin uber Land und meer
Und schiing-und exinig iebe band
Um aller Volker her"
is inscribed across the background Of the
booth. The display of fancy articles is
wonderfully varied, and among the finest
things on exhibition is the splendid tapestry
rug from New York, fine cushion, painted
by hand most beautifully, by Mrs. Lisblieh,
and an easy chair of the finest embroidery.
schillsr's poetic head crowns the whsle,
and beneath it the Austrian and American
cOlOrs lend their graceful drapsry to the gen.
srsI effect.
We have mentioned the names Of the Ia
dies in attendance, but must pause to accord
especial praise to the beautiful costumes and
piquaHt appearance of Miss Sophia Hensch,
the dashing little soldier, In scsrles and gold.
STARK COUNTY.
Molly Stark occupies two booths, TO
which MAssiIIon and Canton send fancy arti-
cles Of nesdieWork, childrens' garments,
pictures. wool work, affghans, bOquetts, &C.,
go, in great prOfusiOn. Over the booth is
inscribed the motto
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yVaIEEss HQTIg8s,

FLAGS AND B6NNE Es.i
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CROR WELL CO.,
au2s:tu R11 suPerior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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PITTSBURGH OIL lIARKET-Fsb. IS.
Special to Cleveland LzADEa
PetrOIeum-UnehaDged-
saleI 400 bbls crude from tanks at 90o.
No sales of refined.
No arrivals.
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S%-A-~
The Fuel Committee Of the Sanitary Fair
are now receiving donations local by rail-
rsads, direct from the mines, and offer the
same for sale by the car load only, to dealers
or consumers. It is important that the Com
mittse should receive orders IN advance of
arrival of the coal, that 1t may be hauled di-
rect from cars, without delay or expense of
unloading.
The Committee have for sale all the differ
ent kinds Of coal usually sold in this market.
Apply to ALLEN JOINS,
J. T. CARD,
WV. Il. KEITH,
J. WALTON,
G. H. CLARK,
feb24:lW Sale Committee.
OLD Folks Observation-Disclosures at the
Court House on Friday at P. Non Sun
day at 8 P. NJ, with full orcbestra-and f.
nal rehearsal at the grandAudienceR Rooms on
Monday at 7 P. II.
feb26:s.. S. FOtsAxsE, Secretary.
WAN TEDI
Fractional Certifestes 2. G. sc. stock
HIGHEST PRICI PAID FOB
GOLD, SILVER, 0. s. mist. COUPONS
AID
Canada Money,
BIZ E.B.HALE, BANKER,
Ill superiOr-st.
n%Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Bonds.
B3Unourrent Funds converted ct Low
est Rates. febI
PRoT. THOMAS, Shaving and Hair Dres-
sing Rooms is the place to get good job Of
done. Cali and try him. Also
,oraE extracted. fsb2S;I3e.
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FINANCIAL.
7. NONE Z srARExr-Fsb es.

=. 7. NONE Z srARKET-Fsb 25. J
IRT FEIEGRAPH-l
9lOnsy-Harket very easy at 596 . cent.
StcrllnG Ezohange-Q 'ist. Raies az III
GOld-Q7tet and without decided change Oman
l5s5s.
Government StooEs-Markst firm.
United states stxe5 OF 1881, coupons III
SeveD-Fhtrty Treasury Hoies..-....-. .........-III
inc year ggE
United stetesSizes Five twenfies .-.. -....l075
state Stocks
Missouri 5fNsa. -alk
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GUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, FEB'Y 25rH 1864,
n LARGE SALES OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, So,
AT LucrIoH. H..................B By 0. oUrTER q SON.

o. Gutter 8 Son will sell, on Thursday, February
IS At their Auction poam. 30 l34 Bsnk stre-t
commencing 81 10 o'clock n for the bendt OF
whom if may ccncsrn. a t5ck Of Cry GO-dt. Club
f,.I b ofs Shoes, eea Shells sc. For particulars
Is. Prstsrs rae p-sitise without any ressTve
-Uauh a tins ofEafe- feh2g.fsg
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- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectGopRthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
giA, Rheumatism. Scrofuls, Neuralgia and AL
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Hesrt Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
Rans, and other Chrome diseases Reference
given 70 many formidable cases cured in this city
Eder other physicians had failed See advertise
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PRoT. THOMAS, Shaving and Hair Dres-
sing Rooms is the place to get good job Of
Bsrbering done. Call and Try him. Also
eoraE extracted. fsb24;1se.
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DR., w. W ELL S,
Member of the Royal College of Physicians
London, England,
nov3:RI

London, England,
Once III, suPerIOr-st, Cleveland, Ohio,
Will be happy to meet
a. those who are afiic- -
ted with subachute or fNE5SSVa ~ EfE=SsA
chronic diseases. BIS 1AE JAl lsl97aF FiVFS4
treatment is entirely ~ 81
d'ffsrens from the cd 9RH 8HFts S7-a
p.ao, and il mild Ell
eaeious and effective -s.sI.seAA efA,sS
Gases Of Nervous and ~ izlAt sSNNs
Gelsral Debi.ity, Heu- ~ 6yaEHENHHSA
Talgia, Consumption, tIAL5AgA AEAKU69
Fits, Throat Diseases,
pyspepia. Liver Gem 9INksNI IEG6ET3
plain-, Rhsumatism. 4ASS$SS14A4
Semie al Weaness. Loss
Of Hemo:y, Nocturnal
Emt=lons, Secondary symptoms Sexual Diseases.
eyphilic GruptiOns UlcaTaIed Sore LEGS StrictuTes
Diseases Of the Bladder and Kffreys
&C Special attention paid to ali diseases OF Wo-
man and children.
New and reliable treatment for all
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Patients Of either sex living at distance, By
stating their disease in writing, giving ali the
symp,oms, can obtain medicines With dlTectfoss for
use. His Medicines are Exclusively Vegetable
Extracts.
Doctor Wells Electro Chemical Baths, for
the Cure Of sll Chronic Diseases and
Nervous Complaints.
30 spsrmatOrrhsA eal be eHsctuslly cured BY
COis1iting hours from A. NJ. t., sP. M. P.O.
Box S,Zle
letters will be answered unless they contain
remittance, OF ten cent Postaee stamp. teb22:I2.
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sIxTY-FI7E THOUSAND TICKETS Sold
sixty-hve thousand single tickets have
been already sold up to last night, the
fourth day of the Fair. This includes the
cupon tickets sold in the cars.
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Is. ~. GAGs,
Licensed War Claim agent.
zuEu1t = ruhlllldf nu1I = .
and other War Claims

and other War Ulaims,
ErFersonsl Attention is given 70 tho prosecution
o. Oaims In the Departments st " asnington.
~All persons having Claims should apply In per
son, or By letter, ~ Onoel and they viii receive
prompt attention.
..ala-Ena Ia GnrarInr-ct llaNnlann. O
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Ross y Prsltiss' Prsvls.sa :zarKss Re-
B1Fts

s1ILTNII
Sort
The following are the rates CHARGED By theEaf
Ham8-Szg9r- cured pramian- Z zTa5 p = ......-.I 40
DCGtt
saoulaers-ougar-oured = h-...-......-..- .....l0o
Lard-Frme lsaf kstts-rend'0d cd in bbls , .i53<c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs = b..lsSo
FgrA-Nc mess . 10
Extra clear 2 sek 90
- No extra charge made for packages OF eartago
% railroad uepot1 o. boats Ali articles warrant
"a strictly prime, and equal to anything IN the State.
Orders promptly hllsd. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kette-reHdered Lard took the first premium at tho
late Ohio State Fair ROSE 8 PRRHTISs
Nos. l42, IA and l4s Ontario-st.. Cleveland.
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TUESDAY, MARCH lgr. 1ss4.

ROUR ard Z . rs,
Corner Of Pittsburgh and Ohio-Sts.,
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and beneath

TIE LADIES or cANToN-LoYAL DAUoHTERs
OF MOLLY STARK ENLISTED FoR TIE WAR"
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Canada Money.

bo- Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
%Unourrent Funds converted st Low
est Rates. fah1
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4 PERSONAL CURIOSITY.

Among the rarities and curiosities Of the
museum there is prominently displayed q
oap-and such a cap! 1t is about a foot
high, striped fantssticalIy with red and
black, and terminating in a long and dan
Cling peak. This cap is the one, which, as
the friends OF "Gis."-fOrmsrly local of
the LTADER, and now Of the Cincinnati Timss-
will remember was presented to him in Gin
cinnsti during the Sanitary Fair in that city,
as the ugiisst man present at one of Aft.
Burnstt's entertainments. The hat was
manufactured by Lew. Baker, the famous
Cincinnati halter, and was presented by him
and received by "Gris." with very humorous
speeches. 1t is donated by All, Burnett, the
celebrated huuOrist, who. in a private letter
adds,
"It Was made by Lew. b. Baker, our fash
ionahle halter, and may be put down as the
latest style. 1t is but proper to state the
undersigned was the recipient Of the hat
presented on the same evening to the hand
soonest man in the house. How are you,
Beauty?
"As Girls. is well known in your midst, and
may try to pass himself of for good looking,
thought it necessary to put you on your
guard"
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3" MOLLY STARK"
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
Receipts AZ Toledo.
The receipts OF Flour, Wheat, and Corn, At Toledo
on Wednesday last, were as solioEs;
lnll
n1-s 4lQ4
SSO.AI ouzi ls48
Oat5t
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aas discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chl-
drsn, snd nghtful heirs ofsIl deceased soldiers
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Among the donations on exhibition in
the Turkish booth is splendid camsl's hair
shawl, worth $3.50, donated by E. I. Bald
win & Cn
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THE AYlARY.
This interesting feature of Floral Hall is
now about completed, and large additions
have been made to it since Wednesday. The
number Of birds now includes many varieties.
Squirrels, foxes, &C., have also place in it.
The plant and flower garden which oceu-
pies the front of the avaiary enclosure has
received large additions of valuable plants.
The enclosures upon the East and West
sides of the hall are being fitted up with in
tsresting articles Of one kind and another,
and are not the least attractive features.
eIPsIEs' TENT.
A tent in which the curious might learn
their future, occupies place in the east side
of the Hall, and was last evening the scene
of much merrimsnt. Miss E. Many, Miss
Lucy Smith, and Miss EIects streeter arc
the fair gypsy fOrtune-tsllsrs.
THE ATTEEDAECE.
The number visiting the Hall yesterday
was very large, as indeed it has been every
day.
MECHANICS HALL
This Hall was not got into working condi-
tiOn yesterday, though enough was done In
that direction to make it pretty sure that to-
day It will be IN successful operation, and
form very attractive branch Of the Fair.
A large engine for working the machinery
was nearly erected yesterday afternoon.
The dOnstiOns to this department are al
ready very extensive, particularly in house
hold articles. A large qusntisy Of produce
Of every kind has also been contributed,
which will DO sold at the lowest market rates.
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ne Next Nee .iss .r Congress

Nothing, however plain, can come before
Congress without undergoing an amount 81
sa,k sufficient for thcgrayest questions, we
ehould think that II there could be any
proposition that admitted of no dispute, thai
TO assemble the next Congress at an early
day after the adjournment Of this, would DO
of this character. Yet It has already e.
dured more speeches than were made In the
House of Commons upon the bill foi
Catholic emancipation, the passage Of which
produced q radical change In the Ccnstitu-
ton of England.
In such times IS these Congress ought
always to be in session. Every day in fhe
year something occurs which demands their
immediate attention. II should have been
here last October, when the defeat at Chat.
tanooga occurred, to take immediate steps
for parrying the effects of that disaster. 1t
did not meet until six weeks after that event,
and, except the repeal of the substitute law !,
it has done nothing even yet. According to
Mr.. Staples, the whole time they have actu-
silly been In session since the commencement
Of the war has been about seven months
that is, about one.fifth OF the time the war
has lasted. It does not become that body TO
devolve its cares upon the Executive; while
it, members are taking their pleasure at
home, jnst as If the country were quiet, and
this the time of Hickory Clubs and Log
Cabins. The Congress of 70 never ad.
journed for any considerable time. They
were always in place, and always engaged
in their public duties. No other revolu
tionary Legislature that we ever heard Of
ever left its post to seek rest and pleasure at
home while the earth was trembling in the
eonvulsions Of revolution beneath their
feet. They ought to be here at their posts;
there will always be enough for them to do.
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|. IN -. on,s ,.sa. h Rev LAS r 3ates, Mr. WM
uVANs 10 Mu ELIZABETH ROUSE, all 81
Ntchmoud.
On the evening" az the a3d Mt, by Rev James q
(aates. Mr. JAMES DICKINSON 10 Miss NANNY
NENfY All ot Richmond city.
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TIVE inest seleciion in the South. Il 600 pairs Of
1 ladi4s' and childreD's shoes lately received
GOO pairs Of shoe lacss, the most superior
saw. Having great many isrga sises Of lscies'
ladies' cork solss and Misses' gum shoes. Also, Ia.
dies French corset and sces also, steel springs for
corsetr, Is. SO and IS spring hoop skirts, hosiery,
Misses merino vests, party kid gloves, Pint, black
sewing silk, black thread, paper and envelopes,
parlor playing cards. gilt the finest ever imported.
We call the attention Of gentlemen who want No
pair Of shoes, to our mar ufActufe, made Of the
rior. Also, bregans aud English shoes at SSj, and
$40, socks and drawers on hand. Also. several fac
trunks, FreI eh ealfskius, lniag skins and brsds
We offer niee lot Of Eegish iazors to barbefs Of
very superior quality.
DARBY, READ 4 GENTRY,
Ehna House IN Dslvins Blcck, on 18th street,
ia 2l.-3t shove Main st, aad opposite Bank ct.
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DIED.

=. a osciork p n. az rnenmonia, AT the residence
~ III. hso.her IN law, Y Marks. ROBERT w
GRIFFIN. aged s. years II months and . days.
..The Lord gave and tire Lord hath taken away
a,essed be the name Of tie Lord"
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BIZ James Ii. Iay.or> Aucsioneey.

7 EASE, &C of.Psrk Housa at auction Will be
SOLD on the premises Ga Saturday morning,
January 23d, a. 10 O'clock NJ, the Lease of the
Park House, Oh Broad, next door to corner Of 9th
street, together with the Fixtures, r., containing
everything requis to carry on afrst-clsss Res.au
rant Terms cash
jazz Jas TAYLOR, Aucer.
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nNE Hundred Dollars Reward-Wil be paid for
the arrest and confinement in Castle Thunder
Of the negro boy Lewis about feet inches In
height, and about Is or 16 yers Old He Ia TIM son
of Ellen Tyler, who formerly lived near the corner
ct 18th End Marshall Streets Richmond. but who 10
now living IA the employ Ct Mrs G Panni,l, Pc
tersburg, Va HUNTER DAVIDSON,
Lieut. commd'g c steamer Torpedo,
ia N-StS James river Va.
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IDA SUPERIOR article Of genuine Cider Vine.
gar for family use, q 30 per gallon. ass gallons
f,r S2b. Also, . amsll lot Il excellent Florida CT
CARS, meet equal to Havana, ct reasonable price
q retail or BY the lot. Gail ct No Exchange Hotel
Bui,dira q. lath street j. - lit
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By Davenport d: Co., Stock Aactioussr,,
fOffice corner Cary and 18th sis
w 3 shall cell at the tfics Of tn. Old Douloo,
w Insurance Company, corrsr Of Cary ard
18th SITS, on Friday, Jan ~, 1884, at IL O'clock NJ
the follo wing stocks and bonds:
Soc, 900 Richmond and DanviiIea Rilroad Der cen,
coupon bonds Qs75)
100 shares Va Central X r stock
400 shares Merchants Insurance Co stock
l2O shares Old Dominion do do
SO sha, es Traders Bank
10 shares Richmond and Petersburg Importipx
stock (SuttoD, Pres't)
ID shares James River Canal Packet Comruy
1900 Southern Bank Notes
1000 Confederate per cent coupon bonds
1000 Confederate s per cent coupon bouds
B 5000 Cohfedersts 8 per cent registered bonds
1000 City OF Maysyile, Ky, per cert coupon
bonds,
and such other sloohs and bonds as may be offered
before day ef sale. DAVENPORT + 20,
ja ID Stock Auctoneers
Will be added
$4,000 gold coin
FL coo sterling, 10 bills to suit purchasers
500 draft on New Yok.
iaH De co. Aucttoussa
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M A'S''I''sT p,.Do.,
Furniture, &c
at auction -
O'clock NJ We will Bell at our ealesroom. No 1872
Main street.
pianos, OF the following make and Eliza:
1 fu'l ven octave rosewood, Raven, Bacon
ACo
fuli 7.octave, rosewood, Chekerirg 4 Son
l 8-ociave, rosewood, nunham's
i do do Murray Clarke
do do Knabe 4 Gae.e
3 do mahogany
Al are Of superior tone and finish
ALSO,
WaTdrobes, Cabinets
Hair cloth, cane and Windsor chairs
Jenny Lind, French and cottage beadsteads
Tables, desks. safes
Feather beds, pillows, and bois'ers
Hair, shuck and cotton Mattresses
Blankets, quits and sheets
Curtains, pictures, mirrors
Cooking, parlor and other stoves
Rocks and statoaery
Watches, jeaeicy, fancy articles, &c
ALSO,
5 boxes glass
:2x4s
:0x40
22x3S
19kx25
WILLIAMSON & co, Aucts.
NB.-The pianos VIII be sold al IL o'cl,ck pre-
csely. WACO.
BY P91tana, Hanes q; Heisiyer, facts.
YHT Il will sell at the Horse Lot On Council Cham
2" Der Hill on Saturday next, a, 10 O'Clock A
nne cavalry horse, five years Old
good carriage
Several work and harness animals
Several muIes, harness. etc
fULLIAM, II ANE.s & WEISIGER,
Jt5-N Huctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-22
apuoYlI NUf7U1lk

u7-yOR DRnwRY'S BIuFE-1hs Steamer AL
eoliUITZ Cant Hill, viii rrsnms her trips this day
leaving the Dock Gstes, foot Of 20th street, ct IL
oclsck A NJ Returning, viii leave the Dfuh daily u
2o'cieck NJ
Fase one dollar each way. u x2--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-22

UTOiK BARK WANrKD.-Ws wish TO pur-
chase twenty ccris or N 20 of Oak Bark for our
TsnEery. Parties having any on hand VIII pltsse
sd iress Us, Tor which Il pay the very nlghsss
mice FJ M4lGNH 3 %,
i. a2-e Box LOTT.