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American ShiPm astors' Association.
No 81 WALL SrRKxr-Roons -, % AND n.
The following approved Masters and 0cers resolved

American shipm assers' Association.
No 81 WALL srRur-Roon - % AND n.
The following approved Masters and Ocer rsssved
commissions from this Association:-
s.is John Sheriff. stssmsSp VIXEN 1sss John kcSaSs
s s. %
zSss I'D: .%sss
xss,aS
csos .ss1 %s.ss
l120. Charles Osborne.
All combinations outstanding year require 70 BE-
presented At the once for renewal
Disasters in the Bahamas.
Tho following Of disasters in the BAHIA
mas during November, 1885,
Nov aBsrk Martha Iockhart tBr Lookhart from Liv-
so:S qcweTS Yards gone SsSsrsd = Nassau o, uo,
with salt put ashore Gay Is miles from N.ssau
' there nothing
" ss9@ e, Ne.
Henry New Yo,. g: Ts. .Ss
:Sss. Ssss and s2sfwsrss prses:soa, s.' =" -
At captain and all hands arrived at Nassau 2ss having
SsthsSp Conquest Lewis from Boston for New Orleans
with general cargo total loss on Man Island Reef Eeahea
hBaII Carmen isp Echsysrr... from London s. e.
part cargo and materials brought to Nassau
miscellaneous.
The New York and Virginia Steamship Company have Just
added the line another and splendid steamship-the
saratogabeng the sister ship the Niagara and these two
ships viii regularly between New York and Norfolk.
City Point and Richmond Va They provided with all
the improvements for prevention OF fire and other
disasters The engines very powerful and have each
60 cylinder Of piston, and the ships
built with particular reference to speed and
they have proven 70 be very fast We learn
that the Niagara made the trip to Norfolk in q hours al
though her engines entirely and tho agents think
that after everything gets 10 working smoothly and with
ordinary weather. these steamers will make the voyage to
Norfolk in less than 20 hours They elegantly fitted
for passengers and well arranged for freight The Niagara
Saratoga pier r. foot Of Fulton street. North river
everv Wednesday and Saturday, at3PM.
Pilot boat d Jones' No Is into zlth inst AM
70 miles Sc Of Sandy Hook by unknown bark, carrying
away bowspnt and head Damage TO bark unknown.
following table gives summary Of the vessels In the
harbors OF New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore
Savannah Mobile and New Orsans q the latest accounts
fyNsa ach az khoao uorta. FL
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIrICTAI TEETI-0NLY g. BEAUTIFUL SETS
IA % 70 e25 warranted 10 a. and by
work IN New York Aching teeth Filled and Extracted With
bone hngs 10 cents TO H. and warranted for lfe once
lS0 Sixth avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets
n DR. LUTHER, Dentist
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

SrAfKp Snssrou-THuHspAy, Dee H-zP. ~
Board met pursuant 70 sdjournmsnt In their Cham
frs.sniJsinss Hayes Bsq. President he Chair and
the following members:--
Ccuncmsn Keenan, Hsaly, Robinson, siacou, Haserty,
Eosis Espnev BrphDsp. Brady Patterson, HVuthtAip,
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H.shp Sunrise mot Lunssc), Kissam Liverpool-How-
land Frothinghsn.
ARRIVED
Steamship uidIdg Star BERRY OrIeana Dee ~ and
Havana 1hh IL I'm With mdse and passengers 10 James
Raynor.
Rtespahip Boardman, Jordan, from Nopehead City
Dec I'd with cotton and naval sores Murray Nephew
go bos VIII a. cvs e n o ssno'e on
ship L<ton (of Bath Curtis, Asplnwall Nov Is, via swan
days Of kafterss with heavy NV Winds
o. WITH saitpeSr &C. Dowley Corners Co Had very
heavy weafher% tbs coast split ssils &C. Nov las 80 50
Valparaiso for born ~ days out 10Th inst miles ssh
from Cape Henlopcn spoke steamer Cuba, and obtained
Bsrk Transit ksHsr Port Assoso ia, 50 days with bsm
BARI Nay sstson, iendlsioo. cslssson 70 days with
sra ssiaS crowe % hesssnssS Rio Grand. 90 dsys
with Bdes Ac 70 b Nosy.n . o. Dee Z, % Baterss,
Bue Daysprne (Brj, FsnAner, Bhe9 River Ja, dayA
with loewccd, 70 Whitney Co De - In the eni
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S HIPPIN G NE S

Movements ~ Ocean Steamers.
Malls forwarded by every steamer in the regular lines
The for from Liverpool call Queenstown,
Dept the Canadian line, which call NJ Londonderry The
steamers for or from tho Continent call 1t Southampton
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sss 80 :. -; =. 4 pubic
go S SsS:!ss; . s. - ss...s
:! !: ]!
TO M he sseoun n q d. g psss4 81
Councilman LEAvY moved that nmittee on Dona-
tons and Charities be discharged further consdera-
ton Of resolution a. follows:- . -.
and they hereby donated the sum Of go each and
Comptroller he hereby authorised and directed
draw his In favor Of the aforesaid Tor the
above named provided that they are totally pna and
destitute and the amount expended tnereor
be charged TO the account Of donations
|, Which was carried.
The resolution was laid over.
Councilman SrAcon moved that the Board DO now
adjourn.
Which carried. .
declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Tuesday, the 18th inst az two ocock NJ
JAMES NJ SWEENY, Clerk.
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HAVANA, NASSAU, y. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
FoK vERA cRus-steamship Vera Cruz, from New York
JAMS
FoR NASSAU AND HAVANA steamship Corsica New
York Jan l.
Foa KIsesBos, Ja-saeamship Non.esuma from New
York Jan g.
ron HATANA-s,eamship MORO Castle from New York
Dec IS
FoR Nsw ourxAss-stesmshp Costa Rica from New York
Dee 30
stearnsisip II Cuyler, from New York Dee 90
Steamship Creole from New York Dec ~
Steamship Ecshannock, from New York Dee 20.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An let,ers and packages Intended for the Nav yoRK
houl be
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OPERATORS WANTED ON SINGERS
- maeauoa - teIA On .lse,, at 10 DlAalb ave.
Ii ct es pSi4. LI.s EIst c.a.s n.ts.. o. ua,.
M
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81 WINS IiAGEaINKss.

FOR sALE-0EE Palmer AND KAISER
anu niger machines at ar. LAWLOR's .Los
s1er'- wv james o., brooklyn.
SEWING MACHINES To RENT-TO AC-
- commoda.o the public the Empire Sewing No
ehlne ConpLy VII lei out their tamil : ani mann.
iUturilg maehrts on libc. Al terms Of 90 BIZ
charge. II
SEWING MACHINES TO REN1-0ALL Al
-, ~, NO " Hrtenwi; n ave, where We keep VII oer y
w Wiiison's hove. Tor lea,her SINGERS Il 4 BAierI
lowest terms W. W. machine Tor sue at Sgs
nraI " Low, I2z
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IoMEs FoRTHEPEoPLE-3o CoTTAGEs
Ioa,, .,Io, !" 91 oV1 Aiso ~ lots at sl5O to pB
f'l'". %, OF elegant dweiiings built Tor plreSaerai
EeAt low York. Aa-h-, ave.
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AN UsEMK NrS.

RARNUM'S MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR
DEN
xv.,, csI 5ro.d.v. opposite Bond ct.
w 4, OK on ing BLACK c sSy'siss - I"
n nv sSEskkr, COSTUMES, APPoiN fhrNrS
Aiso ANNA sMAN, the NOVA SCOTIA GIANT
Will appear for the 'e"'
FIRST TINE IN PAsToNIME CHARACTER.
CHARACIEk DANCE by ME-. NINA SHELL
,,COnlC DANCE on Suits. Ma rIMorUY
tof other with ""o' hhha
YOUNG NlCoLO.......THE CHILD woxprp.
- On TIKI AERIAL BARS
TIM GREAT LININI, CI'RiGsirirs
aAMhoTH FAT WOMAN, Neit hing co. FOUND.
ClRCAsSlAS FAMILY,
DOOI-S OrEN AT = O'CLOCK
Auin~0n NJ cenis; Jhldreu unGer 4 n IL rent.
n,, fuSuo % md B.icoay, 0U centa ia
a. Ia e.evcd at CHINESE BUu4DIN0S SsS
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SPICIAL NOTICE TO REfUENED sh

SPHCIAL NOTICE To REfI,EEED sA
aers, mechanics sn1 othe1,, who nIs ds,i,a,, y,
securing comic table home Tor thrinse YES a1S ~,
M.,les, nave for safe IN tho most neassnt no. ~ Va
ana productive portion OF IoOg IsIsd anal t,n N.Y.
n. ysha lou scie up 70 acres, at SIS per nc. q
~ rsni VI hpi on each aofo wI'h Iuto. cat a. d
90 ,,s'1 ,shH ne ,innea lCIween HO.h.ook Stat,,n
80 81 ~ nIea. eou'i Ray On Tho Atlantic ts.nn
y, ,oa."ce .nI mueles n,aLuin Id al .,ol 10
ohse "ht .ol llrninf aud Gardening puipONn "a
10 Gn - sout ~ We p.oduc the 81 miles Ly
,ho l1ons hIAnd khilICai 10 kep York msJtet ~ ~
80 money man they earl /, m!Ios n he "a liz Wv
S'H lat sS' lOf land, 4 axe tho care AZ James
heLleis lpint 90 a. m. ana say hours ~ an
H"Ok euu Tt,iTn tie asms oTAoln. Cuna .nt o.
io. ,UurelyuA fof puticulsa glpv 10 A ~ ~
hh ~ Fulton A. % the Deputy fostIl .sIoT ~ 80,
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tRRENCY FOR SALE ~ PACKAGES Of
n, ilg snd go ~ ~. ~ u.o sHa oanSs conn,
NJ AA>~ h4AnASA -
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personal NOTICES.

DROWNED WHILE BATHING AT THE
- loot o. 'ran. ~, tast rive, W ye-io Gay (. an.
nAyJ norma, EDWARD \. kInDEk, agcI ~
yeI!N eNoLt ieet iE.hes blgh, light a.
'hLdy hia hdch recl cd IN IA L'ck and hfncS
AM mo, NATION OF IDS hoiy III To hlDs'r.., IA
eely by siilice .l eaAv = a. 10y suiIuii IT or
a. tho ISth ecLct ,upol hCue. 10
MARY MAHOH, HER MAIDEN NAME
4AAAkl AAMOE, natiVs # Mount Ie.luytrld re
eyuhti GaiwHy, Leleni, no cane 10 tvis coun nv
aDou years aso when lasT hoaIu IRON ,ne wa AZ
y. belNtsn ~ lst ana second avenues. Aav in,1rua-
toh, VIZ. - thtnsiuiy received Ly her hu. and
YNtt" MAiiON, a. 'tneS O. nI's, 9Sy IhIIty-iTGt
81 tetWseu 9ta anu tn avenues. "a
MATHEW CoRRIGAN, NO. 32 LAUIENs
~ At No, YORK. LIS vie ANN CORKitiAN, Ief.
MS co. gnu loud without csG.e ~ ~ o,oca,io,i n,
ehutohE tue pa lie not ~ tIurt hen as he vii p.y
ho-o VI Ltf Dnis hon ms oGe. Aug. Is, ,U5 q
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~ NJ I.UI, q, 2DU-HOUSE Ann
A. IQ tiouIs Gnd 10. ; Lou Nee AZ,
l. its, heirose Depot T,Ae ca. Al YS,s 49, u,
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InYS NANiL.-TRUM IS To 20 YEARS
- o,a'e ~ 'ya.n ttale. noe tay ~ volkoI
u hiu, shtpp &c 80. ''oo "a e. ptId ~ hds
y u..A 50 Soa,a : h a. 10
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ERusH DRAWERS wANIEp-AT 90
- fa9kiorts s- oEo leather h4ir. Nopo In; sood
hgn1. need Ap?y. 81
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ri NV SHIRT lEONKks WANTED-sl A
" tozen p-id More Tut good hRuls need mp y
: esiy orA ~ the l-upary, ii LAighs sueet, neaT
l..na. q. ~
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ELANN-BDOK SEWERS WANTED
~ APP to MutIETE..s . CO., rs nocLmln a. IS
RRASS BOULDER MASTED-TO A
- COL vo'knDn sterly omploy mem. li-o n so,,i
sees make n. nlstcr. ApPty a, LEACn5 Il. as
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Roy WAH1TD-AHDU1 IL YEARS OF
e, goo1 c sNa, ie 49,, a 10 hos. one y 10 TO-.
= ~ VIA J. zen ., AL EHo b. at the u on at
o'lN'k. Va c' to. fCar - a. h. :. jon. On,
u. aiA tJ..s, - 3d. 4,n Lane l-s
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a IAE WAIVED 10 CCi OUT IN AN
Sc. Io. e. u,uu .rtofy o.. tc u Ia al
t'"s' pc c.,sI- r-g".e 81 - I .. j.
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4 YOCSG NAN LATELY Returned
nom he aim. rirhos - !tAsn She lakar, lu,,.
p gu or Gllie.i u. D. H., ~ rsari y, d oos.
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q ubMS' PRESS MAN A';D ADAMS
PEE zee Ia at L. LRAsuALAPs,
ta''n Dg.,- Va :. Ce.tIes. -
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a SMhHT, ACTIVE MAN WANTED AS
-. pr Tea. estate oaoe, 10 Jear- csta b
h.o' b tue nose te0u r ION ihe t'gh,
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MAyoR's CorRr.-Recorder James X.
C.skie ofIiciated in this court yesterday
IN the absence of the Mayor. The fol-
lowing cases received his attention:
Thomas Disney. charged with drunk
enness and disorderly conduct in the
street, and taking q crutch from a Grip
MED man and assaulting him with it,
was discharged with reprimand: :,
Patrick Drewry was committed to jail,
in default of security to keep the peace,
On the charge of interfering with the po-
lice in the discharge Of Their duty.
Robert Walker was charged with
stealing fourteen pounds of powder from
some person unknown; but the case was
not fully made out, and the accused was
therefore discharged.
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ATHrpr KILLED.-On Thursday night
,ast Mr.. William S. Avis, Of the Twenty
fourth Virginia cavalry, while on visit
to his home, III Goochland county, was
aroused by the presence of thief, who
had entered his hen house for the pur-
nose of carrying off some Of his fowls
Jumping out of bed, he ran to the win
dow just in time to get glimpse at the
rogue. when he raised his gun and fire1'
bringing him to the ground. Upon e e;s
animation, it was ascertained that the
shot was q fatal one, and that the victim
was a notorious free negro, named Kan
dali. Subsequently, Mr.. Avis appeared
before q bench of magistrates OF the
county to answer the offence, when he
was honorably discharged from all blame
in the matter.
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THIS DAY.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

VERY ABLE BUILDING
" LOTS IN SIDNEY FOR SALK AT AUG
rInN Will be sold at auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, the 2sd o.: March; at O'Clock = Al :,
IN the order advertised, the following exceedingly
VA liable lots in Sidney, to wit:
Tot No. s7-One hundred and seventy and seven
.r.Ifth feet on the north side OF Grove street by
owe hundred and seventy-nlne and three-fourth
I.ct on the east side Of Plumb street.
Lot No SS is in rear OF the above; one hundred
and nirty-nine and three-feurths feet on Plumb
street by one hundred and seventy and seven-
tx.lfth and one other lot Of ty-six feet front on
Harvie street, by one hundred and seventy and
sevan-twclfth.
These are beautiful lots, inclosed by hedge, and
are part of the property formerly owned by Dr.
Reuben Meredith, near the residence OF Charles I.
MorTss. .u,
Immediately after the sale OF the above, VIII DC
sold seventeen LOTS in Harvic's plain Of Sidney,
fronting on Pine and Beverly streets, and are among
the most beautiful in that locality, and are as fol-
lows Two lots Of sixty feet each on t1ne' oy one
hundred and forty -five, between Spring and l!pe-
narle streets to an alley twenty feet wide one hun
ared and forty-five feet on south side Of Beverly
street and east side OF Pine street, running BACK
ninty .nine feet, and two hundred ana nihty
and half feet on north side OF Beverly street, cX-
tending from Belvidere to Pine street, running back
one hundred and ten feet to alley ten feet VIDE
These lots among the most ceaundul III niu-
ney. None such have been recently odfercd' nor
are likely to be soon again.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBbS q "1HLI9AMo,
NH II @,"o'''
After the sale of the above, say at o'clock, will
be sold three LOTS. fronting thirty fset each on
the west side of Cherry street: near the NaVai
Magazine and the property of John G. Andrews
They run back three hundred and eleven feet to
Culvert street, thus having two fronts.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mh23 Auctioneers.
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FIRE ALARMs.-The alarm Of fire on
Tuesday night last, about l o'clock, was
caused by the appearance Of large
light in northwesterly direction of the
city, apparently several miles from the
corporation limits. The night being a
dark one, it is supposed that the retiec-
ton of some camp. fires must have been
tie origin of the alarm.
About II o'clock yesterday morning
the firemen again turned ont in response
to the cry of fire from the Third Ward.
In this case, the occasion of the alarm
was the burning of the cupola to the old
framed building situated on the corner OF
Fifth end Franklin streets, occupied oy
Mrs. Richard Hill. The fire originated
from the burning of chimney, and was as
extinguished with a few buckets o.
water. without much damage being Done
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MApAxE RUHL's CONCERT To NIGHT
The second regular concert of Madame
Ruhl will take place tonight at Metro
politan Hall. Besides the Prima Donna,
there will be several amateur singers,
who are also great favorites with the
public. The programme is an excellent
one, and merits full house: "Ernanl
Involamite" will be sung by Madame
Ruhl, and the Vacant Chair, with chorus
accompaniment. The Anvil Chorus and
the Tower Scene from TrovatOre will
also be given. The instrumental portion
Of the programme is also excellent
Madame Ruhl has been active in giving
concerts for the poor Of the city, and her
liberality should be remembered.
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OFFICE OF THE JAxEA RIVER AND
KASAwHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND. March II. 1865,

AN APPEAL TO THE FARMERS
IA RESIDING ON JAMES RlvER.-In addi-
ton to the damages caused by the late eshet. the
injury done the canal by the enemy is considerable
although not 90 great as reported. The extent Of
the dsnaaee and the importance OF the line ut this
time make il proper in my opinion to appeal to the
farmers Interested to aid in its prompt repair
They are therefore respectfully. but earnestly re-
quested either to place labor, materials and provi-
sons at4he disposal Of the Company's overseers, or
eIse 10 have executed. under their own direction,
any description OF work which may be necessary for
restoring the navigation in the shortest possible
time. Parties thus aiding the Company w!l please
sepd their accounts to this ofce certified in every
case, where convenient by the superintendent Of Re-
psirs. THOMAS n. Kills,
NH l6-6k President
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BY G. W. Willis, Auctioneer,
mo. 63 Main street,

OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
LII FURNITURE, IRON SAFE, &c, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold at auction, on
FRIDAY, March 24th, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
ut the residence OF NJ A. Arnold, deceased, corner
of Broad and Nineteenth streets, his entire stock Of
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, con-
sisting, in part, of
SOFA,
TABLES,
CHAIRS,
CABINETS,
WARDROBES,
BEDSTEADS,
BEDDING,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
CARPETS, SC.
ALSO,
IRON SAFE,
l SILVER WATCH,
Lot of FLOUR,
LARD, Sc.
Lot OF CEDAR POSTS,
PLANK and RAILS.
NH q 6. w. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
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PROCLAMATIONS.
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIR'
IL GINA A PROCLAIM ALTON Whereas a

10y The u - T. II n ~ IL Or VINO
ID GINIA.-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
vacancy has occurred in the representation Of this
State the Congress of the Confederate States oc-
casioned by the resignation Of the Hon Robert IL.
Whitfield late the representative from the district
composed of the counties Of Norfolk, Princess Anne
Nansemond, Isle OF Wight, Southampton; Sussex,
Surry and Grecnsve and the city OF Norfolk: There
fore I, WILLIAM SMITH. Governor Of the Com,
monwealth of Virginia, do hereby proclaim and
make know that elections will be held III the said
counties and city OH MONDAY, the 10th day Of
April next to supply the said vacancy; and the
shers of the said counties and the sergeant of the
said city are hereby required to cause elections to
be held each in his respective county or city, and
officers commanding military encampments and
posts are authorized to have such elections held on
the said 10th day OF April next for representative
to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
- Given under my hand as Governor, and
{, under the seal Of the Commonwealth, ut
L. Richmond, this goth day of March, a. D.
~ 1855, and in the eighty-ninth year Of the
Commonwealth WILLIAM SMITH.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUSFORD,
NH 2l-6t Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN

7 Eh1 VAIIUADIT / ItSJI CIIG IN
Y ADAMS'S MILL VALLEY, FOR SALE
All AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the Gath. OF March, at
O'clock F. NJ, large number Of LOTS, located "a
above comprising about seven acres, to be divided
into lots Of suitable szes-a plan Of which will be
exhibited at the sale. These lots extend from the
the mill up the Valley on both sides OF Shockoe
creek. Some Of them are valuable for building
purposes These have front Oh Tenth street, on
French Garden Hill; and all are so ne"r to the
centre of the city that when streets are opened tns
they must be soOn) and filled up and extended. wlI
be Of great value Also, the PROFESSIONALLY
RIGHT TO THE MILL CANAL, sixty feet wide,
containing 772-l00O acres.
After which, will be sold several other lots IN the
vicinity OF the above.
NH 81 AuctiOneers.
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By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 Main street.)


"OU S e II q l. D FURNITURE,
II GLASSWARE, CROCKERYWARE, GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES, &c, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.--On FRIDAY, the oath instant, at 10
o'clock I will sell, at my store, general assort-
ment Of GOOD FURNITURE, embracing
handsome MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD,
CABINETS,
WASHSTANDS,
ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE marble
MAHHHt6dGANY ETEGRE,
CHAIRS,
DINING TABLES,
BEDSTEADS (Of various patterns,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
An excellent assortment Of GLASSWARE
and CROCKERYWARE,
Very superior GENTS and LADIES'
CLOTHING,
Several GOLD WATCHES, among them
one very fine English double.cased;
| excellent MORNING-SrAR COOKING
STOVE,
SELF-ROCKING CRADLE,
SHEETS,
PILLOW CASES,
BED SACKS, &c.
NH % T.. b. COOK, Auctionecr.
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10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

ID PROCLAMATION.-W u vacancy
mas occurred in the representation OF this State in
the Congress of the Confederate States, occasoned
by the resignation OF the Hon William c. kves, late
the representative from the District composed Of the
counties Of Albemarle, Campbell, Amherst, Nelson,
Fluvanna and Buckingham. and the city Of Lynch
burg: Therefore I, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor
of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do hereby pro-
claim and make known that elections will be held in
the said counties and city on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of April next, to supply the said vacancy; and
the sheris of the said counties and the sergeant Of
said city hereby required to elections to be
held, each in his respective county city, and OH
GERS commanding military encanlpments and posts
arc authorized to have such elections held On the
said 10th day of April next for a representative to
fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and
g. under the seal of the Commonwealth. ut
D. Richmond, this Goth day Of March, A. D.
- 1865. and in the eighty-ninth year Of the
Commonwealth. WILLIAM SMITH.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MuNFoRD,
NH 2l-6t Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Redwood, Phillips 4 Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 81 Main street,

lNO. J4 Mn1u StIeet/
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
w on FRIDAY NEXT, the Gath of March, an
KITCHEN FURNITURE of senteel family. de-
M kIi6siS9!o ksARBLE"ToP s1bE II po
l do. MARBLE-TOP CABINET,
do. CENTRE TABLE,
do. CARD TABLES,
do. PARLOR TABLE,
l large ROSEWOOD EYEGRE.
/ small WALNUT ETE0RE,
l set MAHOGANY HAIR-CLOTH CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY HAIR-CLOTH ROCKER,
large CRIMSON DAMASK ROCKER, =
l MAHOGANY HAIR-CLOTH SOFA,
4 do. JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD,
SLOATS SEWING MACHINE, in order
fine MAHOGANY WARDROBE.
Several GILTFRAME LOOKING-dLAsSEs,
REFRIGERATOR,
! excellent three-ply CARPET, nearlnpew;
I large RUG,
small RUGS,
lot good MATING.
set BREAKFAST CHINA,
CHINA CUPS,
SAUCERS,
PLATES,
DISHES, &c.
FANCY CHINA CUPS,
VASES, &C., SC.
ALSO,
A large and desirable LIBRARY-large
Family Bible, Shakespeare, Byron, and many
other POetical and Standard Works
Several fine CLOTH TABLE COVERS,
COOKING-STOVES, and other COOKING
UTENSILS
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, among
witch, is one very excellent DOUBLE
CASE GOLD WATCH.
The attention Of persons in want Of good FUR
NITURE is particularly called to this sale.
Consignments received till Friday morning
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS CO.,
NH % Auctioneers.