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Important Circular from General
Crook.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. WEST VIRGINIA., I
Cumberland, Nd, Dec. 9th, "a. !
General Orders,
No. u.

General Orders,
The following letter is published for the
information of all concerned:
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFF1oB,
Washington, D. c., Nov. 29th, 1864.
GenerdL:-It is represented to this office
that soldiers furloughed at the last cleo
ton, upon returning to their commands,
have been detained by the delays incident
to travel on the railroads, ETC., over which
they must necessarily pass, and have been
thereby subjected to arrest and imprison-
ment.
The Secretary of War directs, in view of
this fact, that all soldiers who have over
stayed their time, on account of such de.
lays, be released from arrest and allowed
to proceed to their regiments, and that
reasonable time be allowed them to rejoin
their Commands, or reports to the place
from which they were furloughed.
l have the honor to be, General,
Very Respectfully,
Your 0bed't Serv't,
SAMUEL BROCK,
Assistant Adjutant General
By command of Maj. Genl Crook,
RoB'T P. KENNEDY,
l.a Assistant Adjutant Gen'l.
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GHE. HANOoOK's veteran corps is pro-
crossing admirably. The recruits will be
organized into companies and regiments as
fast as received. District Provost Mar
shals are empowered to decide on the quail
ihcatiOns of veterans wishing to enlis. in it.
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The HouEe OF delegated.


gzThe following is list of the next House
of Delegates, as complete as the returns
received by the Clerk of the House up to
yesterday could make it:
Barbour-John KelIar.
BerkeIsy-WilIiam Smith and William Wien.
BIooke-EChaTles 2. Sc0tt.
Oabell-JRmes H. Ferguson
DoddridRe-Abel B. Parks.
Payette-WiIliam 4. Cassidy,
Observation-Disclosures J smith.
Hampshire-o. D. DoWney and Thos. 7. Adams.
Hardy-SJOhn Michael.
Harrison-sNathan Con and solomon 8 Fleming.
Jaekson-NieholaS Caste.
Jenerson-GsOrge KOOnce and Joseph A. Chap
line.
IeWis-aAarOn D. Peterson.
Marion-EIsaac Holman and John 8. Barns.
MarshaII-"WiIliam Alexander and Thomas II.
Mnson-Baptiste Gilmore.
Mercer-aTh0mas Little.
Monongalls-'Lee R1y Kramer and 'JOhu B.
Tough.
ohio-tDanisl Lamb, Theodore n. Gorrell and
Greenbury D. Bonsr.
PFeston-EJSneS @. MoGroW and FWm' H. King
Putnam-JoshuA S. Norris.
RitChie-EH Riddle,
Roane-HenTy @. MoWhorter.
TANIor-EJesse II. Gather.
T3ler-Jscob T. Galloway.
UpshuI-DaVid S. Pinnell.
Hayne-Abel segur.
WsIEel-Eimund Kyle.
WIrt-JosePh w. Hale.
First District CTOOd and Plessants)-+HOrA alto N
Crooks and RGthbone Van Wrinkle.
Third District (OIay and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fourth district webster and POcahOntas adam
fifth District fucker and RsndOlph)-JeSse ?
PhRres.
SMembers Of the last House.
The single counties from which no re-
turns have been received are Boone, Brax'
ton and Logan; the districts are the First
composed of Calhoun and Gilmer. and th'
Sixth, comprising Mcdowell, Wyoming ant
Raleigh. No returns from Greenbrisr ant
Monroe, which elect two delegates alter
nately-(and not likely to be any. 1t ii
uuOficially reported that ]. s. Cox is cleo
ted from the First district. The mex
House will number, according to the fore
going statement. AZ members without Mr.
Cox and 40 with him.
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A GENTS wa NTED FOR THE NURSE AND say,
n the most interesting and exciting book ever
published, embracing the adventures Of woman "a
the Union army Is Nurse, Scout and Spy. Giving
q most vivid inner picture OF the war. Returned
and disabled omcers aud Soldiers In want Of pFo6t-
able employment will ind it peculiarly ADAPTED 10
their condition JONES BROS, co,
decS-Ot" Philadelphia, Pa.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNHE BOARD OF ENROLMENT FOR THE
i First District West Virginia, headquarters al
Wheeling West Virginia, win hold oailV SeSTionS
between the hours OF and IL A. 81 and 10 3
z. M to entertain applications and relieve from
"Allen8Re,"
"Non-Residenee,"
@UnsuitableneIs Of Age"
Permanent Physical Disability %
Toe Board will also expunge from the EnroIImsnt
Lists all discharged soldiers Of the military or naval
service who have served two years during the pres
ent rebellion and who have been honorably dis
charged.
are especially requested to give to the Board Tueh
information - may aid in the correction and re-
vision Of the Enrolment Lists.
Capt; Provost Marshal 1.t Dist. West Virginia.
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SI25 A MONTH!

$l25 A MONTH!
" MACHINE AgEa
w Everywhere, to intrOduee tae . ~ fbo
CLARK SUREEH DlLLAR FAlIILT sEE-Ss ~ 'si-b i,
Only low price maehine In the c0u1uy W,I,op,
LICENdKD By Grover 4 Baker, " ses''i 49, nnd
Howe, Singer 4 Co, and Ba.hsl1st. - othst
expenses, or large commissions Al oSea- 80 80
Machines now sold for less than torty ,,,EI
are INHHuaEllEIT5, and Tbe SELLER And u'eA
illustrated circulars Bsnt RRIB. c,,pK
- s.s5.,a BiddofOrd, Mana
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BeefH Beef!!

OFFICE CHIEF COMMIsSARY OF SUBsIST.)
DEPARTMENT OF WEST Va,
CUMBERLAND, MD. December 9th, 1864. }
CEALBD PROPOSALS will be received from first
y hands, cftfzens loyal to the Government of the
United States, until ~ NJ, DECEMBER, 18th, 1884,
only, for furnishing all tho
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Army Wagons.

ALLY WdSOuSS
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
CINCINNATI, OHIO, December 6. 1854
DROPOSALS ARE INVITED By THR UNDER.
L SIGNED, until THURSDAY, December Ism
1854, at II O'Clock NJ, for
Six MULE WAG0Ns-Army Standard,
to be delivered free of charge at the United States
government Wagon Yard, corner Ri Ehth and Free
man streets, In this city, with the name Of the
maker marked distinctly on tho box and stamped on
the wheels and Axles Of each wagon.
Specifications Of the wagons may be had at this
Yard in this city.
Bidders will Stats the number bid for and time of
delivery, and each bid must be guaranteed by two
responsible nureties, guaranteeing over their own
signature that the bidder will enter into bond for
the fulhlment ofhis contract should one be awarded
him.
Bids viii be opened at the time above specified,
and bidders are invited to be present.
Awards viii DO made Friday, December 10th, 1864 .
Inc rlg9t u reserved 70 reject any bid deemed
unreasonable.
Each bid must be marked on the envelope SPro.
posal for Army Wagons" and addressed to the
undersigned.
=, BY order of Col. wm. VI. McKim, Chief O. n.
Cincinnati Depot
DIV. McCLUNG,
0eCS4G CAPTAIN A O
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Trustees sale of Real Estate
SITUATE IN THR CITY OF WHEELING,

DY virtue sud in Pursu snee ofA Deed Of Trust
ID executed By Thomas Townsend aDi RicbAr1
OoEley, Of Belmont counts, State OF Ohio, to Nor
gan Nelson, late Of the city Of wheeling nov De
ceaseJ, bearing Date Gu S0th day Of august, 49,
and duly Of record in the RecOrdsra Othce VI ohio
county, State Ui West Viz GINA, IN Deed Book no 81
folio S45 to ee.uFe TO Francis B. Armstrong trustee
Of Emiiy A Zane the Sun Of l.l5J o. with inter
est thereon a. nsanifessed, by two several b0lll
given for the came aud described in SAid Dotd o.
Trust; viii, - Administr tor with the Slu Al
nexed Of said Morgan Ison, deceAsed, and IN Vir-
tue Of the power conferred upon me BY the On So
ton Of chapter us Of the Code Of virginia proeesl
on the 26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1864, a. tbs Iron
door Of thu Court House OF OHIO county, to sell
public auction the fOilOWing described piece OF Aile
Of lAnd= A part Of What u known BY TIE name q
the cOtts FaEra' on "heeiinS Cteen' Vim. 49, ~
on Fulton street corner 20 james, and james L
Baker; thence n. 491o, W. 80 PoleS 70 The soek
line; thence with said line 81 81 = III Pois., :
Wheeling creek; thsaes down said creek and tinlaf
thereon 8 500 4 so poles; thence 5. 5O", Il pi1
theaes n. I0o Z 51< poles, 70 stake corner y SAL
Bakers line thence 8. 401I, W. 10 P2les- 70 iss
beginning; cont aiming three acres and TEe1J-ibT'1
ana one half pOges described In said deed; exc p
the following described part OF said and above a
Scribed, that Is TO sAy: beginning on the EA1i i'
Of Fulton street and on the SOckmAn line, nos rs
Mccartney line, thence n. 40o, Z. ~ poe, %
stake II Wheeling creek; thence down said erseL'
and binding thereon, s 5OO, l. I 44-lOO poles ~
line Of "a ton street themes GfIh the esst side .
Fulton street, N 49ISo ". 50 100 poles, 90 tns =
ginning; oontAing One-hsT aere, and Uhieh vas e.
Vsyed by aid Townsend and wife and Said Ceuisl
TO Marcus W. Amiek, By deed duly OF reeJrt 10 'A-
Recorders once In Deed Book No. 81, toli' ~
Al. CECIL,
Administrator with the will EuneEet- o. 4G J1
Nelson, deceased, trustee in the above dALsd LIZ
Oct2O-IB .-y,,v
~Ths above sale is postponed iii THuAsgA'
morni-g. December lst, At 10 O'Clock. d.,
~The above sale has been further p9sl--'
tia DECEABER Is, At the sane tine AMI plAl'
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deco:1Ot
THE new ARMY CORPS.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, !
ADJUTANT GRNERAL's OFFICE.
WHEELING, Dec 9th, 1854.
'ENHE following General Order from the War De-
i pertinent Is published for the information Of
ALL
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DIARTEs for Iss5, nne a..ortmont just res
d d.s 4 the Variety Store OF D. N1OOIL IIH0
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUFANF GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. Is, 1864.
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ZOE SAFE.
For Sale
sTEAmER JUSTICE.

The steamer JUSTICE, Capt -.
WALIoa viii leave eunnSh ever lLLys.-s-il
ing at O'Clock, (tundays eAS-f
RsturninE VII laAge wheeling ~ 2. n
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day In the House OF Representatives, de.
clares the fneness of gold and silver, Uni
ted States coins; secondly, that dollar
note issued by the government is of equal
value for all purposes as gold and silver
coin of like denomination; thirdly, that
contract made payable in coin may be
payable in legal tender United States notes
and that no difference in sale or value
shall be allowed between them; fourth,
that after the passage of this bill, no per.
son shall receive or pay, or contract to
receive any profit or advantage tor gold or
silver, coin or bullion more than its:legal
value in lawful money, or any other arti.
Gle or commodity, or by any device, shift
or continuance whatever, and any person
thus offending shall be deemed guilty of
misdemesnOr, and upon conviction shall
suffer imprisonment not exceeding six
months, and shall forfeit the tull amount
of the contract or Transaction, one-half
to the informer, and the other half to
the United States. Fifth, that no per-
son shall by any device, shift or contri-
vance receive or pay any Treasury or other
note issued by the United States for cir.
culRtion as money and declared legal ten.
der for less than their lawful expressed
value, and any offender upon conviction,
shall suffer imprisonment not exceeding
six months, and fine equal to the full
amount Of the sum specified in said note.
Sixth, that if any person shall in the pur-
chase or sale of gold or silver coin or bull
lion, agree to receive in payment notes of
corporations or individuals at less than
par value, he shall be deemed to have Of
Tended against the provisions of the act,
and shall be punished accordingly.
THE TOBACCO TAX.
The following is the joint resolution in
troduced by Mr. Stevens, that the bare
construction and meaning of so much of
the act to provide Internal revenue, ap-
proved June 30th last, as refers to the tax
or duty on cigars shall be as follows: The
tax shall be assessed on the real value,
and the price for which the same shall
have been sold, or alleged to have been
sold or offered for sale. shall only be an
item of evidence to enable the Inspector
aud assessor to ascertain the true value. |
The assessed value shall never be less than |
such alleged price or value. Whenever
the owner or possessor or agent of cigars |
shall fix the value thereof, or allege cer-
tain price for which he pretends to have |
purchased them, or offers them for sale, if |
the inspector or assessor shall deem such |
price below the real value, he shall be at |
liberty to take the same at that price for !
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THE WHISKY TAX.

Whisky operators few to New York to.
night with the news that Secretary Fessen-
den had recommended that the additional
tax to be collected after February /, should
be laid on the 1st of January.
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gsThe following is list of the next House
of Delegates, as complete as the returns
received by the Clerk of the House up to
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AMY CL1rHrys AID EeuIPAen Osuos.
CNcIssArI, April {, 1894

No. ia
Army CLOTHING AND EouIfA6H OSN0n.
CScIssArI April {, 1904
PROPOSALS are invited BY the undersigned
Il until WEDNESDAY,, April 20, 1854 ct O'Clock p H.
for fsrnishing this Department tby contract, with
BLukets-Woosr-ArmyS Standard
Camp ksules-Arny STANDARD;
Color Belts-Army Standard;
Drsms-complete-Army Standard; - 49,
Yelling Axes, thr.t quality only and 70 weIgA feo u 70
81 pound.)-Arny Standards;
Peing Ak Hsnd.es-Arniy Standards
Guideas-Cavsry-Arny stA.dsd;
Ksr-ey-Sky Biis-Army STANDARD,
Pick Axss-Arny Standard:
Pick Ar Hnndes-Army Standard;
Spsdss-Arny standard;
Shelter Ten,s-Army Stsndard;
Samples Of which may be s the oos Of Ceshas and
Equipaso i. this city.
10 be delivered free Of charge. At the o. s. Inspssaon
WJrehousc IN this city In good packages vita the nsns
Of the party furnishing the hind sad quantity 81 goods dis
unoiy Iked on each article AID parkase.
Parties Offering goods In su furrkh sanplss
and 70 correspond vita hsr proposal aad
distinctly their bids toe quantity Of goods they propose
TO furnish the price ard the time Of delivery.
gssnty sned by two pOnable perssAs nsss scsorn
pany each bid guarancens ths. sAo bidder w supply the
articles awarded to him und-r bis proposal. :
Bids viii DO opened WEDNESDAY,, Apsl 20 1854. ct
o'clock D. NJ q, this Office md bidders requested " b
present 49, q,
Awards win be made on THURSDAY, April d. Bond
will be that he contracts IN be faithfully fnalsd
Tslesrsnls rslsng to Proposal. wall not be noticed
Blank forms Of Pro BE- obtained at this Office
The rg, reject bid deemed unreasonable reserved
By osdsx of Col THOMAS SWORDS. A. O " o.,
c. ". MOULToH Captain sad A. Q. M.
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proposals
ExaINxs1's C7PicH, I

PARKyasBcRe, Va, April 20, 1864 ,,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOkS.-T Baiti.
~ more and Ohe aud Marietta and Cincinnati Rairosa
Companies will receive eaed Proposals. at t, ece until me
"a Day Of MAY next for the MASON WORK Of the Rail-
road bridge 70 Be built over tbs Ohio River Of Pskes'ous
West yirgiph.
fsus and specifications be at the Engineers Once
Parkersburg The Companies reserve the TO reject any
all bids.
Paymsps monthly In cash. with proper reservations o. se
enrity for the fulhiment of the coatraet .
Ts will be an extes We work we'd worth the attention Of
fr.tclass esn,raotora JAMES L. RANDOLPH
Engineer
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OnpsAsca OyrcR WAE DEPAsTMasr,l
WAsRIyGroS. April d, Iett. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received AZ
- mi. Department, until gcO.t p; on %sDNEspa ~
W ~ anI o Plies ssa e GAsy
'r''A'4 '''''iS " srlS =, sl ra' wing c''s'''
@vBsrbetts bront Pntle
For l1inol Gum.
I6J Cgsen.ste Carriages.
40 Front Pin:lr BaTscste.
Pss tineh Cans
" vront Piaile Bube,ts.
Tie rAs,s required fot wrossh. ro. SSo.ts sd oess -
ron tor CARNAGE
o.LIe- Hook Bar rru.oioa Bed. Arls shapes. Bols
czAssls FRONT oKsTsx Pia1LH
AssI. lroa TIosr Cheats. fms T,a.om. Tfsassr. Wsser
Az shapes, Tork shapes Nurssr Chassis Step, Asssusns
eisrxArs eAsniAou cHissfh
YsrS nansd bsiors sai rsiltsp bsfs
sseh c.rises be specified In the bills Of hor m Orb
sAyca haasHAseA Ne. s. copies % which can 20 90
Ar.spA ,Le EewYeIk Asvssy. OF at this office rrints
schedules. eOs,ns tho number Of s,ss and bar, IrauJsd
win the price which tAey propose TO nAaa.esurS e'eh
part 1. the amer therein prescribed ,,
The on to DO used Ia the aafsiuse Of e pos end bars
10 ss ~ follows:
Chsek Plates and Roll Plates Of ned am qussJ o. iron'
shrs in direction u loosth ensei!y mos les< sEan o de-
sn.o1a. ali to BE- Of pes, charcoal asnrs ron etrsi eeo
sn Of eAsth tsnaey bss Lees than 'aOoe Ia Per square
inch
Tsnasoa Bss. bs Of susy ofehuseI eu, tesssty
rot Lea thar - 90 bs. per square iHch
Checks brOoc@. Hurter AVID CopnierhrTsr. ~ 70 b o.
toed Gsda iron Trnseisy rot s'' 'A.n $500 D.Ife'
Hail.. Raj Chorda Csasss Braces Caps and sses< and
ans. rsa 10 be Of good quality Ct Wolfehnt ts9as non
1snasity net les than % % BA peE square lag
kIe. Tor 8 inch and loineA Csrr.sr. sHd al T,'st',
wloe Joura 10 be .! best charcoal bsrsas ken Tsrasy
sOt o.. ,h,s s. 90 pesHd' per ,qsare inch.
an Bos sud Rireis 10 b Of best charcoal hoFoss iron
Tcnse,y no, L.. than " 600 pound, pc; sia.Io !ash
HANExRkp IEot.
AIos for lSiach CArnAgs. and a. iorf pes and
for Ca,smaie Carriage to be Of the bss ohneo-! yea Zen
.ciy lsss than 55,0os pound. per s4saIe ineh
the QUIT rsSures Al ths Wstare-n ArssnA setio~n
Mae. aud We 0hs kNf ths New York Arsoo. NoSi S'i
nsrboE
Bdd.n VIII specify Ne das al hieh tsy ran sorrs-ss
deliveries and the which hey can deliver eseh part
| Thereafter.
Ne ID. viii bs reed sresp Ron parties se,aay eed
tie rgture Of this similar kinds o' wors and rhd
can bring ample evidence they have in their shops al
u. aud pheness fer farming out NE Tau aoal
Of vort specified ~ then
Bidders vii be repaired 10 fsrish proper iureos for tbs
proper p>ffuanss % tho work and will ineose With tbeir
bids .! .seE 'arss,es over 'R'if
,i-n.tnrs>
Zach party os.nnl eon.rt will Be rcqrred 10 ezssr bate
bonds with approved susti.s for is fAhfs eIseuon.
Upon the award being made, sueSessfg bidders ni DC no
6rl aud furnished with forms ~ souirse. and bopd .
The Department reserves the night 10 reject or oil bes
II not aeesaed ssiiAls<tory.
Pro,o.sl, M pc sddrsssed 70 Gone,l George n
ndosed Proposals for wrssshs pss and osfs Tor Hon
GEo D. RAMSAY,
Bpi<sdief General. Chic Of Ordnance.
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DROPOSALS for the SUPPLY Of FRESI
4 BEBF for the UsE Of UNITED STATES TROOP

egEE for The Usy 81 yNITED STATES TROOPS
TONED at FORT COLUMBUS New York Harbor for ON
YEAR conamsacne Juns 1864, win be received Al tho
anti O'clock the 10th May The Beef 70 DC Of the
fr quality in eqssl proportions Of fore and Are quarter
delivered at Fort Coumbo kswYOrk arbor, ssch times
and IN such quantities as may be required
the cattle Slaughtered for beef 10 De devercd
undr Xii, contract shall be out OF at the fourth vsteora
Joint aud the breast trimmed down The .sanks Of Tore
sn he cut OF from three fosr inches above Me-
nseon, aud IL hind quarters nos sI to eight inches Above
the sanhrel or hook joint. ,,u, -, ,.spy
prono.ss will be sddr. seed 70 liant JAMES g. CASEY,
b Infantry Office Of A. A. e. g. Fort Columbus New.
York Harbor and ndssea Proposals for the supply Of
Yresh Beef" ,,u, III,
be required for the faithful performance Of thts contract
proposals will b. ops1ed In the once Of the a. n " o.
AZ Ia N. On the 10th May.
TIE A. A. c. s. tho right reieo al bids which no
deosis exeravsysn- - ~ L.
tiselasait. Iau 4 be appended to o,ch proposal
JAMES s. CASEY, lst Lieut.. oh Int. a. A. q. 8.
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THE LONDON AND W-YORK STEAM

V,HE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
i SHIP Go. win dispatch seuiImonhly ther new an. my
saa British ron sesm.hips CELIA, BELLONA, Ah "a
uns burden between London ad Ne~iok, calling s'e
the voyage from London Rates Of pssas.' ia $50,
second eobin $751; strerase. $50 Fam Londo' or HIT
F., cabin so9 For pI:'ass sPpy to ChAs ,hs apply y.
No 81 Souths, Advances made on nerchssase oo''s"'S
to the London agents. ,,.rr A,,ntA
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T,APSCOTT's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
4 PASSAGE OFFICE, No. es sou.h VI. New ori
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND md
WALES - ,r,,oor
PACKETS SAIL TWICE A WEEK. $3.50,
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVER TEN
DAYS.
Parties wishing 70 take paSsage send for thsr Tseds OF
remit money Ae old coany do 80 ut the ose rases
BY appyiagts TAPSCOTT BROTHERS Co;
- 'F' No. sc South-sL
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gaes bp Anttiuit.
A NC TION N o 4 g E..
THIS DAY, ar II O'CLOCK.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
STRAW GOODS,
AN Fresh Gsed eenprig many New Styles jrst finished
for this sales. Particular aszton o buyers invited
LOCKWOOD BROS. UNDERE1LL.
AsCTI0NEBRS,
Ne % MURRAY, ASD No. % WARaEs

A UCTION EOTICE.-D. j. CAgLKINS,
IA Auo;i onser.--IO PURCHASERS or REALLY RlIsS1-
CLASS
COSTLY FURNITURE, RICH FRENCH PIER AND
NANTEL MIRRORS, SUPHRBLY CARVED ROSE
WOOD PIASOFOETE. SILVER PLATE, no.
THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, April %,
Al tho residence No. 2l8 Yves, lfhS, sthsv. com
neucing az o'clock p. nl.. rsin shine
The sac comprises OF the richest nsd most eabcfsy
carved PAror Furniture offered pub 10 suction ana 20
be sold without soy An examination VIE wei repay
intending buyers.
fsVlos contain three CANT suites OF rescweod far'c ~
nure in rich crimson and Maroon blue and goh ana Staa
colosod bFocado and SATIN rosewood Bt>eoTe hPien anu
cSatiy Psrian Ornaments rich Vases, no. - ,.on-u
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD flANo-FVhIh'
Stool and Cover 49,
elegant inarumsn VITA round corers- eeeutay s"'ee
legs and case, all modern improvements. Il, ,
Al.o magnificent collection % rare Paintings reeewsoo
Turkish and easy Chairs in hne rep; roseHoed oss hr
Side marble toy rsbisa rohy cArved seiyes aud bfusso
Carpets, nc. - -, ..A
Chamber sn,es cod aud mahogany Baresn carved
Wsshstaras Sofa Beds in inu haucoth ten pure
Hair Mattresses em t 80 pounds Aads to srdor N eAee
lest condition. -, u.,
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of enc oak Extsnssn
fsbcs oak Arm Chairs Sivor Ware rlch nina iVoty shu
Sivor Cutlery Forks Spoons &c. WIKI hoavy CT ana en-
/ sraved Glassware Of every description
CaIen in sez 5aucoss eoxt PACK or slap gsoas 0' Fs
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V,O LET. STEAM POWER, with largo
l. ROOMS. well llgh-d, No. 81 pauksu place, Williams
buIsh. \. l., acex the lrIries t .t
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TT S. MARSHALs SALE.

nj b. MARSHALS DALI.
AribL L. bUApEFf' Asenoeees
by SOADhrI, 'oNh' 4 w.
Bs yysss u orders Of directed BY the Honorable
so% Csart United Sses for tho Soxthesn DisJet
II Fsxids win sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
FROM STORE No. 6 BARCLAY-s1,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1854,
AT 10 O'CLOCK An,
.... TIE CARGO or PRIZE STEAMER
CUMBERLAND.
CONSISTING IN PART or
-... NoNaIo tt''o =, 1900 80 W
go nv ooono
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Oyy.cs OF ASSISTANT QUARrERmAsrHR,(
WAsMSoroS, April u.s. 1864
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL-
u ROADS AUCTION.-Win be SOLD % WEDHES-
DAY the lsh day Of Nay al tbs Rssssd Depot n AsIaa
ars, Va:
so Tuss Of Old Railroad Iron.
100 Tuns OF Old Car Axlea
80 Tuns Of Cast Scrap Iron
100 Tsns Of Wrought Iron.
3Tuns Of old Brass and Copper.
30 Oil Barrels
Terms Cash in Government Yunds Tee 40 per 10
be paid at the time OF purchase the balance delivery
Tho property nrs be removed within ten days from date Of
sale. H. L. ROBINSON,
Captain and A. q H.