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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-12
WHEELING REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL la, 1866.
Telsgraphic ssA.nary.

1CaD8r8RolC Seys
Gold closed yesterday at the reguia
board ut 81. .46A aud at the evening ex
change at sl45.
Additional particulars of the pnrsn'
of Lees army previous to the snr'o"ds
are siyeu. 1t is said that long since
Cen. Lee wanted to take the army West
and there disband it, but Davis would
not consent.
The number of men surrendered by
Lee is from 10000 to 22,OOO, including
the Gensral-in-Chief. three Lieutenant
Generals, seventeen Major Generals and
sixty one Brigadier Generals
The 18th inst. is thanksgiving day III
Missouri and che Goth inst in Indiana
The loyal" Richmond Whi9 thinks
slavery in Virginia is dead
national bank is to be established in
Richmopd.
.---,lsiseeposted that Johnston Is retreat
inc toward Virginia and that Sherman Is
after him.
A severe fight with a small party ol
rebel troops took place IN Fairfax conh
ty on Monday. The rebels were dis
persed.
Admiral Farragut had a public reeeP'
ton in Baltimore yesterday.
Afght took place with Mosby'S men
fourteen miles from Washington on Mon
day.
It is complained by soldier that the
private soldiers have to pay for whatev
er they get from he Sanitary and Chrls
tian Commissions.
The property destroyed in Richmond
amounts to s2,145, ,260; and even these
figures are below the truth, Manchester
has not been pillaged, neither did it snf'
fer by the fire.
There was a rum0r i'll Washington
Monday night that Johnston had snireh-
dered ON the same terms granted to Lee.
Secretary Stewards injuries have as
sumed q serious character.
1t is said that Campbell and Hunter
are soon to visit Washington City to al
range for peace, and that an extra ses-
sion of Congress is to be called s"on-
Bands of rebel guerrillds are commit
ting depredations in South Carolina
A proclamation closing certain sonth
ern ports, but declaring the blockade at
an end, has been issued, and it is thought
that the English government will with
draw its recognition Of the bellIgerent
rights of the rebels.
1t is said that President Lincoln open
ly asserts his disposition to waive every
thing but Union and emancipation 1or
the sake of tranquility.
A proclamation has been issued clainl-
ing the same rights and privileges Tor
American vessels of war in foreign ports
as are conceded to foreign vessels III
American ports, OF asking that American
vessels OF war in foreign ports be put
upon footing of equality with those oil
other nations.
The new British minister has arrived
in New York.
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The Rejoicing over the Recent Sur

LOUISVILLE, April lO.-rhc city is dee
grated with llags Two hundred guns
were fired in hsnor OF the success of the
Federal army, 3
NASHVILLE, April l0,-The surrender
of Ices army was received with great
demonstrations of joy. The Senate and
House adjourned. Business was general
ly suspended. Flags, banners, transpar-
encies and illumination throughout the
city.
River rising fourteen feet waterUl
shoals
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A,,e..p, !. subj gate 'Ynea,a...

new YoRk. April 1.-The Herald :
Baiize correspondence says 4, ,oei ef Maxi
millian's troops had reached lie Sal fu-
catan. en- route for Buenlar, in order ta
attempt the complete conquest 'of faea-
tan, and the subingation OF exteriplna-
tion Of the Marzenal or Maga lndians. rs
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The Sanitary aud Christian Csussnis
1af siOus

New YORK, April II The correspond
encc of the Tribune relates the, sorrow
fnl fact that sick soldier, II keYber6
hospital, complains that 1t sonly officers
and doctors that are benefited by the
ministrations of the Sanitary aud Chris
tian Commissions; tbatN whatever sthe
poor soldiers get from these COMMISSIONS
they have tn pay for.
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The Unitu.l States District Court at
Koy Wcel hls condemned 1000 worth
of property since March Is,
Ir is astonishing what a fearful hold
upon the community whisky Is getting
Madison Courier.
And the Government has got hold on
the whisky
A MGS RNCnN oi Virginia HitY. who
attended the hall recently given byGrn-
rral MrDnAcll ~ San Francisco, wore
Jewels worth SlOO,uUU Well dressed ba
con, that
HENRY WARD BEECHER recently de.
livrl-d a Lecture on the philosophy al
making money He understands that
subject better than the philosophy of II"
iigiOn
The high price "f pasteh"ard for boxes
has led lo the invention al a substitute
composed OF vendors OF wood glued OF
pasted together, the grain of one running
across the other 1t is made in sheets oi
Ihe SIZE oi 'aSlcp''u" an" "'"""'"'
INTO boxes III the same manner
A BosroN Yankee and vrrdanl Ken
,.,,;a, ,,,, ..,n.h, l,st week IN Mem.
phiS at til" very mean business ot swind
HIN, NEGROES. inr which they were fined
in,pl isnnrd, coniscated and are Ia bs
SEPT ont "f tie diS'fir''
MEsskS JOHN J. LEWIS " '".' ""'''
lead manufacturers, of Philadelphia
how. ,I,.,J, received from = firm ~
-. IL.
hnh'''''''u' iS'''ia' g." "'"', w. ,,',I
dsbta contracted un''nS ''"' ''"' ~ y
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d"ila's per quart ih'A ''' VI '"'''' =
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'ry III '''S o"h' s"'" '"S ''"'0' "'''' ~
lHgehmtyih spehmg hs'iai'
"Arter gwine threw the yewzewa
fawH,s THAR wais coiecsliuh takln NJ
but h"th'n pa"
SINGULAR PRAYEK-A minister, whll.
praying. the other day, got of the fol
lowing with reference to intrmpernnc,
,u,,r officers civil and military:
- ,...no,. ....a :,
,b. hndt Especjaii, may il cease anon
officers but. o, Lord. if, they are deter
mined to get drank IA sp'it "i All Ii,'
T,a''i Ta,n'"s ~ Ia, tha. al ,o1,rt Jrynt n
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IN p'ao'o'u 'o""'s' ~. -
draft rs t9 he i"r 4o'- i"e'i' VII" '''' on
hundred per cent anden~ he'e ''''"''''
4:"n anes "poh tue ,',,. eni"i.'s,n, .,s's, - y
,ha h'' .aast na,," w;Ii Inc called nnon to 4,
w. 90 It.
pau ''''' ""'S
GREAT guns cost So.,t'"'"S snn zen 'e"
inch Paifotf gun COSTS iSi,vVo stb titNen
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NEw YORK, ApriI'll-Pernanhncoiad-
vices received at the Merchants Ex
change state that the steamer Parana
had arrived at that port, bringing the
news OF Flores having taken possession
of Msntevido No date given There
was grand procession and Inflammation
al Pernanbuco la consequence. lE3 q
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,sfili,.ry Review 4. Rieh,ns nd
(Press Dispatch. 1

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Rich
mond Whig OF Monday contains long
account of grand review on Saturday,
of the ID division, oath corps by General
Devens. 1t was witnessed by nearly the
whole populace and passed of in most
creditable manner. ~
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ST. LOUIS, Aprilll.-Gov. Fletcher has
appointed the 18th inst. to be observed
as day Of thanksgiving and rejoicing.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1l.-Gov. Morton
has appointed Thursday. goth inst, to be
observed a. day of Thanksgiving aud
rejoicing. ss6. nsn 'a.A es
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The Gold Market.

NEw YoER April II The speculative
yairt in .old c'rI!,nnrH, lhp'ish ioi .ths
ION linnsr aEd eApni: :.Hrl'"N,s he 81.
.,,s,ita i, Steady al 81 i6ai 454
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Eueoum,er with Mo.hy'. Guerriiia-.

n PHII.AUELFHIt.1k 1kl'tti IT = - HOTV'' Vt
ing is a special dispatch to the Bulletin
'' WASHINGTON, April 1l.-An engage
meut with Mosby's guerrillas took place
Yesterday, "A miles from this city. The
-guerrillas were badly beaten.
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Election in New Jersey.

NEWARK. N. j., April 1.-The town
eleriions in Essex county show UhInn
gains nveriast fall. The Union mep will
have majority in the county board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-12

ACoySrcrIcU1 man has invented .
watch which is simpler in its mechanism
than ordinary watches and win run 80
DAYS with once winding.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-12
Guerrilla Band. In South Careiin"

New YoRE, April live learn from
Charleston that bands of rebel guerrlilaS
were lowering about Georgetown ano
Summerville, South Carolina, and forces
have been sent to clear the country 0l
them. They number about 500. and on
the 5th they made dash on Summer
Vile, captured a few negroes and threat
sned to shoot all the whites who had
taken the oath Large quantities OF cot
ton and rice are said to he hidden oi
South Carolina plantations.
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lHE New York Tibmn says we 4"
most earnestly protest against the sit H.
erin. of negroes, or whites, IN vast a.
grceaiihnS OF paupeiS-whetli"r called
FrecdmrnS Villages or somsthing less
pisnsible--and nnlertakfne 10 iced shel
ten, rn, ilr aud educate thcui IN good part
by aims |, is a gross impoalIi"" to at
tempt this-au unjust tax on the chaiiia-
hh aud gtiev"n, wrDn@ t" the hanei'i-
.,,ina Just now the
rudr,t aud commpnr,,i labor ~ III eager
and general demand A freedman, tho
hardened with family, can ind work,
shelter and tnnd, ii he only Will We
need togrnw.a great crop tins wear and
farm handS are scarce and command very
high wascs Lea IL. Then. have u gen
rral breaking up al c"niiahand camp"
and freedmen, villagr5, and let every
one 90 H. work where his Labor 4, most
needed This is rational --srn5lhle, AMI
we hope the cmrir Suggested hY the
TribHae will hr adopted
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A SOLDIERS wife by marrying again
forfeits all her pensions from the date of
her marriage, and il she again becomes Q
widow she cannot resume them.
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The RichmondlWhig ON the Constitu-
tional Amendment-AN National Bank
20 be Essablished In Richmond-Reb-
ell Virginia Soldiers Making their
War Home.
IPrass Diapafch.l

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Rich
mond Wing of Monday is received. 1t
says: Whatever may be the fate of the
constitutional amendment, it is certain
as the sun rises, that slavery in Virginia
is dead.
A National Bank of the United States
is to he at once established in Richmond,
when shares in United States stock will
be sold ut the rates established in north
ern cities.
More than half of General Pickett 5
division has been brought in or cap
tured, and the country between Rich
mond and Amelia c. H. is said to be full
of Confederate soldiers, nearly all OF
them Virginians, making their way home
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GENERAL KERsHAy

General Kershaw commanded dfyis-
ION of Longstreet's corps (First). He is
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RMBROIDERIES AND LACE G0oDs
Lace and Muslin Garlbaldis ..'
Lace Handkerchiefs .. ..s a.i "a
Lace Setts
' Clerical Linen Collars i' l
.- Linen Cuhs, .F
3D. Edgiugs aud InssrtingS
liouncinas, SC, &C, &c.
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A. Z sUASaAtl 5l,sS ASSyESSssFfaase WSsfa eg
:o.ooa ..yls sYsa5ESA saEA7s HSS,Srsssso ssox .u,r,
o.r aU', PAINTINGS ss FSsSv rvoA CARPETS
ARTISTIC snSNzn ssSHzs srAruA s3Sx srs,r-rsE
OHAHBRR AND DiLIhs ~SV@ rohNiis--,-
CHINA GLASS AND SfLyEkwARE. <Ssssa.s.s.
ON THIS DAY trRiDAy).
Between Firth and Sixth svenues
SALE COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK;
The auctoneer would call pRrtculsr attention OF his fecS
and the public this sale tho catalogue comprising t
al auction this season The house furnished less
than seven months go, and s In conpste order.
DRAWING ROCKS,
Eagores plate glass ana marble tops
full suits Parlor covered WITH oroeSt.
and Reception Chars Secretary Bookcase Centre Tables
Hands 70 match Plate Pier and Man,e Mirrors vsve!
Carpets and Ormolu Chandeliers Console and Card
M.ss assc
bronze S.atusry, Hamlet Shaksperc, Mazeppa Diana.
Seyres China Vases, OIL Pantings-Holy Family by
eeieresj scenss theKhine, BY Lanier FRUIT r'eee
Sn g %Hs Scene s. oS. q: F.sS:S Ss ss s
s.asd Stair Carpet, oncoth Dinss
Table BUFFET Arm chairs elegant sets China and
Glassware Table Cutlery. Silver Casxr spoons TqrcenA
ood and walnut Bureaus Beistsads
robes glace, Cemmodss, style Louis XIV su
covered in reps Hair and Spring Mattresses Brussels Car
pets Bedding &o Also Baseinent and kitchen Furnnure
or Srth avenue oars leaving Sixteenth street. near
house Sale peremptOry.
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40 AAO REWARD.
SD OF APRIL 1868,
ths folnxtnr Cnnnon aiz per Bonds the y OF 81

fOHOWfnR COUp0n
Louis Missouri. Wiz
Ton bonds OF $1,000 each per cent issued 1874 due 1874
interest PAYABLE 81 Phcnv Bank New YORK. Februay AID
August numbers 1884, s 1 70 t2 inclusive with pes due
s"css &, AN pss e.n Issue, @ a.. @
interest gsy.b: Esn. New yorn G GAr and oc.o
resn bonds for 81 6oo each per cent Issued isT Sio
and juy numbers a. A. tls 70 as lneuvs Soy viii
plS dts eoupcpS lsncc July, issl,) annexed. ..S60R
IN souas sS Sor II 6 sSc n the city o. Memphis issued
for and secursd by the Charleston and Memphis Railroad
de In ls interest payable IN January ard July numbers
SOL Ms be5 10 b1 Inclusive with past due coupons
persons ere hereby ncf end warned n pGfcse
or The same or any Of The past due coupons there
o. 40 tho payment OF the Same has bosn toIpsd and he
transfer OF The same ~ hereby ordtdon.
named bonos prUpcronse amount or the recovery q
'"' p'''" 6poRaE DOUGLAS S,,orrsyM ~ Iw
ekV Yoas. Apn ~ lgD. 40 william street
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NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE COMPANY
RECBIvER's sALB.

The undersigned has been authorized by the Supreme
Court aud Of Common Pleas TO sell all the Property OF
New York Consolidated Stage Company aud offers Me
following routes:- -,
BROADWAY AND SOUTH PERRY LINE
with valuable Leasetold Property consisting Of an un
Of eight from May next OF thirteen Lots
fronting Bosdwe Thirty ninth street ard Seventh ave-
ALSO, SOUTH FERRY, BROADWAY, FOURTEENTH
STREET AND NINTH AVENUE LINE
With all the necessary sppurtcnances fixtures and tools
complete In each shop. Apply 70 -. -
Recei1er Broadway corner Of Thirty ninth street
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Sl Vi)U Lod or stolen, on or about April g. 1865,
The following coupon bonds with past due coupons an.
vrs.na and Tonnessse Railroad cent; tnsere. 10
New York january and July due 1879 Three bonds AZ
81 900 each. Nos les, lGs, a'S
o i7pnps % nssSsrs SsS % sonds q each ''
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad per cent coupon bonds
~ siooo each Nos io tS 10 as Inclusive tO as a.
ashs and sou. side E.l,c.S esypon: e p.r % cent IN a.
crcst January aud July; que o'u NOS 80 49, Aos' LOO
&rsIna Central Raircsd coupon per $1,000 each,
due lssi Nos Oss 70 9e7 Inclusive. ..,, a, yo
| due Isss Nos 100 IOa 3si, tas
Rchmond and York River Railroad coupon per cent In
c5:' ss. = y I ~ inclusive sI's sss 81
Richmond and York River Railroad coupon, issue
per cent Nos is i7 i! 30 70 200 inclusive ac aD nA
onnss and Ressndria railroad coupon re, cent inter
est January July a. New York due 1870 si0W each
s x; A "A nj & &b.ss.a ls S ssSSaa y per cent sam.
ORANGE ses aicIsndra Railroad coupon per cent In,
% soye%ssr 20 s, s dss ia iss s Ssw york. $3.50 each
nos Grange ~ M snd Il Ae a .snd Railroad CoSpou
Ny 'sS ss Srye$s' S ss s aug rs a. s S. g. 81. s
Town of iynchburg Coupon per cont Nos 27 s2S, II,
| IL 10 10 inclusive 81 COO each.
South side Railroad gusrantced ny rctersourg Coupon
An persons hereby notified and warned not 10 purchase
Negotiate the Of the ps due coupons ere.
Of payment Of the same having eeen stopped and the
above reward viii paid for e recovery OF the above
nsmei bonds or propor'ionae amount FOR the recovery OF
any portion OF the osoRcE DOUGLAS Attorney. &c.,
Nvv Yosu March n 1888 is william street
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FINANCIAL.

~ = - - - -
TT q. 7so LOAN
The sale of the ars ssoooOoo Of the 80 Loan
was completed the sl of March, 1853 The sale Of the
second series Of three millions payable three years
from the 18th day June. sOa begun ON the LIST Of
April In the shor space Of thirty days hundred
millions Of this series have soldcavns this day
than two hundred millions disposed Of The interest
hpsyable ssmiannuAy currency the 18th Of Decem-
Der and 18th Of June BY attached 70 each note,
which are readily cashed anywhere. amounts 70
One con, per day go note.
Two cents psr day o 500 note.
Ten cents per day $500 note.
Twenty cents per day $1,000 note.
Ono dollar per day on 5000 note.
MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE.
The rebellion Is suppressed, and the government has
already adopted measures reduce expenditures rap
sy .s possible to peace footing thus withdrawing from
market borrower and purchaser.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered BY
As government. and constitutes the GREAT POPULAR
LOAN or rHR PEOPLE.
The Thirty Notes are Oonvsrbs On their maturity.
Ut the option OF the holder. into
UNITED STATES FIvE.TwENTY SIX PER CENT
@s~-@ GOLDBEARIEG BONDS
which always worth premium.
FREE FROM TAXATION.
rn.so Notes o.nno. bs BY Towns Cities Counties
or States and the ntsress unless surplus Of
Ne owners income exceeding hundred dollars year.
4A fact their three cent per
Hnnum. according the rate levied other property
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.
Les than ssooOOo 900 Of the authorised BY the last
Consress are now on market This amount at the rate At
which II ia Ssng absorbed win all subscribed for within
swo month";. whso rls notes win undoubtedly command
prsmiuu - has uniformly the closing the
subscriptions to other loans probable that
no conerabls amount beyond the present series will b
offered &c the publls.
In order that citizens Of every town and section OF the
country may be afforded facilities taking the oan hs
national banks State banks and private bankers
sAroushou, the country generally agreed to receive
subscriptions a pa. Subscribers win seleo. their own
agents. In whom hey have confidence who only 10
b. responsible. for ,As delivery noss fr which they
rseeiv6 ordsrA
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent Philadelphia
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The Price OF Cold I'm = Canadian Point OF
View.

IFron the Toronto Go5e, Nay 81
The tendency Of the New York gold market Is down
ward but no sudden or rapid fall is anticipated Tie
are being taken at the rate OF three or
four millions day, which OF course reduces the cur.
also risen rapidly in England in consequence Of the fall
OF Richmond and large demand for these securities
abroad may be expected TO follow peace There
is also . RAPID revival Of trade going In the
Middle and eouthern States, which Of course
brines more currency into These combine TO
Srine down gold On the other hand very large quan
Nee OF currency will be needed 70 pay or the contractors
end the sodiery, many descriptions OF trade Will %
which combine elevate the price of gold But II ts
6vdent that the bears must win IN the night The cur
kency will DO absorbed the subscriptions Tor bonds the
Expenses OF the country win bs raised BY taxation and
kreenbacks will come 10 par. How long time VII
olspes before that event arrive tell u may he
uch more rapid than some people conceive II tho war
can be closed for three thousand millions Of debt which
js alleged by the New YORK HERALD and the taxes
Nnue 70 be pa they now, thore be no good
reason why greenbacks convertible Into United States
bonds should NOT be worth par.
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TrENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
ID H. r. LEEDS MINER will s.u y suction On Satur.
dax Ma IOK O'Clock their ealesro0m NO - Liberty
cny; stF.st ELESAM HoUskHoLD FURNITURK consisting
Of general assortment removed for oonvsnenos Oh sas
PXRLoR-vsvst and Brussels Carpet. carved rosewood
,ts in brocatel; damask and carved
wood Essrs With marble tops: carved rosewood and ma;
makers and Of hne and nnish En.ewcod and msho
gany marble top Centre Card and Sldo Tshss
IL AaaTy LsQs wadoN Curtains. et frame xAnssl
BRING RooM-cavsd black walnut and 9ak Exsnsos
Dinnc sbies DO Sdeboards black walnut Suits covered
In green reps black walnut. and OAK Ssns seat Ghair o
Observation-Disclosures and Ingrap Carpets. black wal.
nut and mahogany Bedstesds Dress Bureaus
rosewood and black walnut Bookcases LOCKING
iasses Iron Bedsteads Feather Beds Bolsers PILLOWS
Usir and Straw Mattresses Straw PsilAssos &c. ALSO
a. a..,rtnent Of Kitchen FURNITURE
~ u,.rsh.r wo ,...tlars In catalogues
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Nr DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-wIhL SELL THIS
M day, at l0k o'clock at snlesrocm. Nassau street.
larre sssortment Household Furnure Brusse Tapes
and Ingraa Carpets: rosawood P.rSr Suits Centre r..
Dressing Bureaus washstends Bedsoads, Hair Mattresses
Paassos Lounges Por 0lasses &c. the whole being the
Furniture for convenience OF sale Caa
rAadY.
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Fhs schooner Admiral, Captain Rankin, Of and from
Wss xs for Boston, with lumber was seen y cspsss
yesterday, on Thatchsr's Island Cape Ann. Two men
Afterwards snsing TO her bottom, and as 40
pssisanos could hs given them II supposed that all
hands perehed-
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TTENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-sALEsROo 81
III Nassau street. opposite the Post ollce. MINER
q iOk O'Clock, at their .alssroom. NASSAU stree
prsnr in part rosewood and black walnut carved Paor
6uits In brocae and plush; Velvet Tapestry Three ply and
Ingram Carpes mahogany and black walnut paror suites
in harioh carved EAgeres and gookcases rose
wood black mahogany Etageres carved
black wsnut and mahogany Bedseads Dining Suites;
oak walnut mahogany Extension Tables elegant
marble Centre Tables
mahogany Sofas Tetcs black walnut and Rock
Bankcis Feather Beds and BeddinG 4c elegant French
plate Manel Mirrors rosewood black walnut ana
Hssands; rosewood, black walnut aud ma hogA
nv top Dressing Bureaus and Washsands Oiclohs
Mating Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen ueeusib ana
Also large firs Proof SAFE made BY r. N. Patrick
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HEHRY H KEBs kEsPs AHSHEEt AA{SHE Vim eli by auction
. No FEIPAF Pa, nsI1S .irss. near Par.

recenty consiating Parlor Suit made by better
Co in crimson silk brccael; Velvet ana osnef
ng window Curtains Engaynss Csntrs Sard ans
viS-EGtcnsion Dining Table Buffet Chairs &C. Mirrors,
China Crockery and GLASS Ware Reception and Library
Furniture b. W. Cottage Bedroom Suits Ollcloshs, Mat
rosses Feather Beds Holsters, Pillows, &c all in psrfec
order Particulars In catalogue.
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ryEORGE COOK-AUCTIONBRR
(J SALES ROOMS Sl Liberty stTeee Tbs day a. to,i
O'clock second hand ONCE Des6s Ghnn Stoca osnches
ssshes Counter Tabls, Shells Gas fixtures, &C.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

an. STOCK IN ExCHAN0E.-A LIMITED AMOUNT.
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