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supposed Approval 81 Mt Lincolhaud Gem
eraI graht, then on the spot; firm belief
that had been fighting to re-establish the
constitution of the United States; and last,
but not least, the general and universal
desire to close war any longer without
| tofgAniZed resistance, /, GIefB the leading facts
that induced me to pen the memorandum
Of April ls, signed by myself and General
Johnstond 1t was designed 70 be, and 30.
expressed on its face, as mere basis for
refer ence to the President of the United
States and constitutional !Commander-in-
Chief, to enable him, if he chose, at one
blow to dissipate the power Of the Oonfed.
eracy which had threatened the national
safety for years. 1t admitted of modifica-
tfon, alteration and change. 1t had no
appearance of an ultimatum, and by no
false reasoning can 1t be e,constsued into an
|aAutpstion of power on my part. l have
my opinions upon the questions involved,
'but this forms no part of military report
'Hmmediately on my return to Raleigh
u dispatched one of my staff. Major Hitchs !
cock 70 Washington, epjoining him to be
most prudent and careful to avoid 5thsI
spies and informers that would be sure to
infest him by the way, and to say nothing
to anybody until the President could make
known to me his feelings and hisiwishes in
the matter.
aEAE RAL SHERMAN AND 'sBORETARY STANTON.
"Up to that hour had never, received
one word OF instruction, advice or counsel
as to. the plan or policy of the government,
looking to restoration of peace on the
part Of the rebel States of the South
Whenever asked for an opinion on the
points involved, had always avoided the
subject. Ny letter to the Mayor of Allan
ia has been published to the world, and /
was not rebuked by the War Department
for it. Ny letter to Mr., of Savan..
nah, was shown by me to Mr.. Stanton, be-
fore its publication, and all that my mem
ory retains of 5hiS answer, is, that he
said, like my letters generally, it was sufi.
ciently emphatic, and would not be mIsun-
derstood. Both these letters asserted my
belief that according to Mr.. Lincoln's proc
lamation and messages, when the people of
the South had laid down their arms and
submitted to the lawful powers of the
United States, ipSo jaet0, the war was over
as to them,4 and furthermore, that if any
State in rebellion would conform to the
Constitution of the United States, cease
war, elect Senators and representatives to
Congress, if admitted (of which each
House OF Congress alone is the jddke) that
State become instanter as much in the
Union Rs New York or Ohio. Nor were
rebuked for these expressions, though it
was universally known and commented
upon at the time. And again, Mr.. Stan
ton in person at Sayannab, speakfug ofthe,
terrific expense of the war and difficulty of
realizing the money for the daily wants of
the government, impressed me most forCi-
bly, with the necessity of bringing the war
to close as soon as possible for financial
reasons. s5h,E d 81
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PnrLnunoH, JanuarY . 1ses.

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0nt hereby recommend it to all adlIeted a. the
only SURE cure for that PAINFUL diSeaSs.
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wltDesa-P. A. Mcolellapd. -

PIITsBUR0, January 10, 1855,
MESSrs. r. T. HELLERs Oo:-0ents: Allow me
q inform you that hRd boy, liK years Of ago,
lmicted with Rheumatism that his leg was drawn
.rOoked and very much dibabIed. After try ing all
be liniu ents GOnld hear Of, to no purpose, was
recommended to try JObnSob'S Rheumatic Com
POUND, manufactured by you. puTchAted bottle
Nd before the halt OF It uBsd the boys leg be
.emc perfectly straight, and the pain left him ens
9TeIy. In justice TO you take pleasure in giving
lon this inform alton, for the good of those who
'fhicted with the RAmO disease
WE. BOOTH, 9th Ward.
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1ssII7Fisi aRAND PsO0EssION WTl enter the
toW q at u o clock A, n, preceded By the 9iGAI-
PI0 HIPOP0FAMU5 drawn by Q TEAM OF GEgs
PFI IAsJTsI -four in numbeF, followed By WLTHERs'
WIsaISGFON OPERA BAND, the grand NE 5AGs
EFtf q The G7t0nEVs CIRCUS All Troups Of AEEtsts,
4Scsfbor With tha Gorgeous tPAFhuhanaiia of the
HSIro6oIItad CombinAtlon
ss4 Jsl1RLyILLE, Director Of Arena.
OH RARNBWoREH, Agent. mya1-St
: F9ilV, ,Olgi FUif q 45ff az 2 i, ~ E-Ea
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New Feature in Dentistry
WINCHEEL'S
Steam Dental establishment.

steam Dental EstRbl bliRhment,
aaE LARoEsT AND MOST coHPLEF1 IN
wig . my rSpidly Increasing bushes have
oolSeI 70 enlarge my LAbOFatoiy, and an
prepares, ey the, aid Of steam EnEine aud
SEIs 70 TnAeaEAetUro fHI or partial BSTtS of
Sta,6.s SEEAA' QUICKER And cHBAPER than
aytng In attendance competent and eaeiSnt
ltAnis, persons can be aeO0mmOdGtSd TithoSt ~
~ work warranted to be perfectly ua.,,f,stsFv
+ g. WfHOHRLL.
pfS-iH0AS las Market StrCet.
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ThursdaY q FrIds " sJuas SIN q o.h.
p At 2and o'ei6eS P. ~,
mission, which, Notwithstanding the enOtmsuS out
lay attendant upod such an udprseSdSutsd eOnbI.
nation, Is 61sd at the low figure OF so oBNF5.
Children under ten years Of age, halt price.
The Bridges Win bs ftee to ali foot passengers for
the tFo dSya -ssssf sFa7 .zf5
2 On FRIDAY there will be given : MORNING
EXHIBITION Of cthS HIpopSsamua, Performing
Elephants. and. Menageris, without the Circus, At
40 O'clock A. NJ, At which time Lbsral dsdustioa.
viii be made to schools.
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LETTERS FROM oEH. SHERMAN.

Il General sherman's report is dated at
City Point, Virginia, May 8, and is ad.
dressed to Gen. RawIiugs, Chief Of Stat,
Washington. The General states that his
last official report brought the history of
events connected with this army down to
the lst of April, at which time all his fore-
es were in North Carolina, busily engaged
in repairing the wear and tear of the CAM.
psign and replenishing stores. he had
previously notified General Grant that
the 10th of April would be the earliest
possible moment at which he could hope
to have the army in readiness for new
forward movement. By diligeut use of
the railroads, all was ready on the 10th of
April, and in the meantime Stoneman's'
cavalry had struck the railroad about
Greensboro, destroying the line to Sails
bury, with the bridges, oulyerts, depots,'
and sll kind Of rebel supplies, and extend
ing the breach, down to the CataRba
bridge. This was fatal, to the armies of
Lee and Johnston, who depended, on the.
road for supplies and as their ultimate line
of retreat, Wilson's cavalry was opsrat-
ing simultaneously, with disastrous effect
upon the enemy's commqnication in Ala.
bams.
Two days afterward Sherman received
Johnston's proposal for sicohference, and
the report proceeds to describe.
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GENERAL sHRRMAN's REPORT.

The Pursuit or Johnston-Ths Con.
ference and the Result
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. BY = v's!ssTe1egraph.
Interesting Intelligenoe from Vari-

: OF Latsr piDpatene. sec ara Page
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Tl AVANk oIGAHb, 0G choice bEandG m Ffe9f
~ " y1!iety, .alyays on hand I'Gt&Bg B0CKINaSs
Oda Fellows ban Drug et0ro,. 5sI apT3
~ tEs1 I'd tosrLa 5di 81 ,ssqsia. -li.
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a..s, IS g PROVISION DHAIBRs, Z.
Nos 40 9 81 MAIN STREET.
sfhbS-0uti 7E1 ~ = - ~ SWHS HflT Tei5Yi
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1osa THE CIRCUS STROUPE 20
Is the largest aud most complete ever eom6fh6d ID
bthhmsnt, being composed of the mott bSp.
ular, akillfqI and accomplished perlormers In the.
profession, having been 8eleoted from the first osLab
liShmen0 in Europe and America Among the
principal AFtiSteIRr6 the following: gaii
MADAME, E,MBLVIhnR, the Australian EQUESTRIAN.
the most beautiful and accomplished Lady rider
JANIS MBLV1IIB, the Australian performer, who 4
stands without Peer in the arena. The dis,
tinguished Australian family whose Equestrian
and MfseellAu epus PerformanceI have won
worldwide reputation; W. fGn r..
MASTER RFRANKiMELYILLB, the youthEul Rques.
MAsTgE SAMUEL lIELvILLB, a wonder ia Per-
GEO. MELVILLE, the principal Equestrian;
Pa1LOHAtHANe,a an artist who's 50 praise ls RrSnt .,
auiH mouths otyWi80sE ceRsnTO,y whose per, orU.
o yanoes on one, two, three ana four hDrjSS atoeT.
celled by no ono fnlthO world; 60, - l9- ~
WIN, RINKADE. the man Of o hundred goboeraSrItl
J 2tapdtheTenowned representative of the Eooon-
uei7 tho REIk JENRINs;, q II b.
SHAPPEE + WHITNEY, the Acrobats, PAT. exoaI.
lence Of the United States, tho mott daring and
. thrilling TrapOss Performers ever seen; .af
AWARD, the funnie8t Of Clown, In Comic gonrs
IT seyipgS, Dances. Slack Rope exercises, Plata
Spinning Tumoltng never hiling 70 ereai0
~ blgfuSG generally. 151 ~ i
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R. r. SELLERS SO 90.
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SOLE PROPRIETORs,
CORNER WOOD AND BBooED sFRRETs,
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The Gigantic HipOpOtamusl

p The 6IganTIC H1pOpOt0mUSI
or sEBINorH" of Holy Writ, or WhOmit IL declared
EJob 4O-S) ''Upon -sarth1there is not his lIksIS
This rare specimen of the brute creation TIE last
yestige of pre- AdamM s1iaeHee, was captured By
the PTsSent ksSPeE ALI the Rsy9tisn, BY order Of
WhiteiNne, in Africa, and was imported into this
country At an expense OF more than $4,000, Gy
g, O. QUICK, Esq. With whom such arrangements
have been made a. to snShlesthe AauaseuaeUs -
present him to the public In conjunction With -
other unique Attractions which make mp this OAt T..
elySn OF Wonders comprising this gigantic oomol.
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Comprising amSgnfdeent collection Of rare BEASTS
and R6 q: hSF-among which will be found Liz us
aud 41gerb, LeOparda, Hy0nAS, Cougars Lynx,
RnpA5 LauaS., Pantheon, &s- Birds Of Rorgs01s
Plnnage. and ooloay Of AonksyS.
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DRR.G GOODkEE'S
! &;ATARRns
! z & NJ e DY.
MO X OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION

VI Rs HAY, ROsa AND PEnIODIc 0ATARRH.
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CUplsoATARRH, AID PAM N ran TmpLIs
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CATARRHi

PITTSBURGH. PA,
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RoBBERlEs.-On Saturday morning,
about two o'clock, the residence of Mr..
G. N. Nimmo, in Sidney, was entered
and robbed of tableware, bedding. ETC.,
aggregating in value about nine thou
sand dollars. The thieves entered by
boring into panel of the door, and af>
forwards ripping it off, thereby making
hole large enough to permit persons to
pass in and cut.
On Friday night last, the basement to
Mr.. W. W. Snead's residence, on Ninth
street, French Garden Hill, was forcibly
entered and robbed of fine carpet on
the floor and small lot Of cooked pro
visions which were in the safe. Nothing
else was disturbed.
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/, M.yoR's CouRr Before the Mayor,
on Saturday, the following cases were
considered:
Henry NJ. Jones detective in the
Chicf.o Of Police office of the Confederate
States. was charged with fraudulently
obtaining IL, 600 in Confederate money
upon tho illegal sale Of negro named
Jim. From Mr.. William b. Cooks
statement, the complainant, it was shown
that tic accused borrowed money, from
time TO time, from him, upon the pro
mise of personal responsibility but
in consequence Of repeated failures to
comply with his word, Mr.. Cook began
to suspect the fair dealing of the de-
PENDANT and insisted upon a settlement.
Jones did not have the money, but
offered to cancel the debt by selling a
negro girl which he claimed as his pro-
pcr,y. Cook agreed to the proposi>
ton, and went TO lock at the
girl, but was unable to find her
at either of two places where he had
been informed she was living. He then
became importunate, when Jones offered
to and did sell him be negro man, Jim,
giving what the com claimant supposed
to be genuine bill OF sale, Cook paying
over the difference between the amount
due him for borrowed money and the
price asked for the negro. Nothing more
was thought Of the transaction Cook
believing that he had bought the negro
from party who had the right to sell
him. til about two weeks afterwards,
when he was called upon for the hire of
Jim by Mr. Evans, who produced a
letter from d Mr. Knoxville, of Prince
William county, empowering him to act
as agent for receiving said hire. 1t was
at this stage of the case that Cook OBJ
tanned warrant for Jones's arrest.
Several witnesses were examined for
the defendant, their testimony going to
prove that he had been empowered by
Knoxville to dispose Of the negro man,
jim, and invest the proceeds in the
purchase of two negro boys. The good
character Of the accused was also AZ
tested 10; after which, the Mayor con-
tinued the case. fox further considera~
ton.
Lacy, slave Of Robert Collins, charged
with receiving two hundred dollars IN
Confederate States notes, stolen from
George ". Bsgby, she we'll knowing it
was stolen, was discharged.
The case against James, slave of VIII
liam Lowman, char ed with having a
lot Of clothing supposed to have been
stolen, was continued.
Thomas S,arlle was charged with
drunkenness and asSaulting and beating
Sally Starke, his wife. Tie testimony
failed to establish the guilt o.; the &C
cused and he was thereupon discharged.
A negro, named Ned, slave of DreWry
Marrows, was committed to Jail as a
RUNAWAY.
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SUICIDE. old citizen, named John
Moore, well known as Jack Moore, .
Waterman at the City Water Works, com:
,nitted suicide by hanging himself at his
residence, on Canal and Foushec streets.
on Saturday morning last. He had been
to market, and returning home seemed
much detected at the very high prices he
had to pay for his marketing. Nothing
more, however, was thought of the mat,
ter by his family till his lifeless body
was discovered dangling from rope.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Avn

" ALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Avn
KITCHEN FURNITURE. PICTuprs 80 ~
PAINTINGS, MIRRORS, OIL OF JUSIpsn'
SUPERIOR YoUNG HYSoN TEA, EGsGAt2
ia tHIHA, GLASS WARE, WATCUrst
IL" ElRI, CLoTHISG, Ae-I vii sell =, w. w.,
uencing Il. 10 o'c,ook very desirable IN.
Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN fCRErTi-.o.,Pp'
&c, consisting. in part, Of ''h5
sIDhBOARDS,
NARDRObrS
EXTENSION, DINING, CARD, CENTRE
and EATABLES; AZ
SEWING MACHINES,
BUREAUS,
WA3iiSrAEDS,
MAHOGANY MAJ CANE and WOOD CHAIRS.
MATTRESSES,
IkUDfN(f,
OIL PAINTINGS and PICTURES.
81 TRUNKS,
so p:9uls uperior YOUNG HYsoy TEA.
OIhcF JUMPER,
CARPETS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
LAMPS
GAS FIXTURES,
MIRRORS,
GENTLG.EN's. LADIES' and c1ryr.
DREN'o ILOTHiNG;
LACE,
CALICO,
BOOKS
SIiOE-
KNIVES,
FORKS,
SPOONS
TINWARE,
STOVES
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
DIAMOND EREASTTIN,
ACtLET,
CLOck is, Nc. I. ". KGESEE,
HIh 10 Au tl0ne.r
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A STUFFED TURKEY.-On Saturday
last, an cid citizen cf Richmond pur-
chased turkey weighing nine pounds
from a commission merchant on Cary
street, which proved, upon examination.
to have been stuffed with two pounds of
dough. The price paid for the fowl was
high enough, in all conscience, without
the vendors resorting to such misera-
ble fraud in order to enhance its value.
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FUTURE DAY.
BY arubhs & Williams, Auctionecrs.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
IA AT THE NORTHEAST COKNnR or
LEIGH ANDTENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 10th Of Mar, h, at O'Clock p.
NJ, We will sell, on the premises, the HANDSOME
BRICK RESIDENCE situated as above and occu-
pied by Colonel Sherwin McRae. It has eight rooms
besides kitchen il furnished with Gas, and has
both IL hydrant and n well i'll the yard The lot
fronts thn;y-,h,ee feet on Tenth street, and runs
back hundred and eighteen feet to an alley The
situation Is reti,ea yet very convenient being with
in "A few minutes walk Of the capitol, and the in,-
pyovements such as to make this really desra-
bic private residence. Possession will be given on
the Is. of April.
Trims: At sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1895.
GKUBBS Il WILLIAMS
NH l3 Auctionecrs.
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4 MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING

N LOT, ON EIGHTH STREET, NEAR
LEIGH, AT AUCTION.-On TIL RSDAY +,
March 10th, at y o'clock z. NJ, will sell, upon
The premises, one Of those beautiful LOTS in the
garden OF the late Nicholas Mills, fronting thirty
two feet the west side of Eighth street and
ming back one hundred and twenty feet to all alley
twenty feet wide.
There an but few locations in the city preferable
TO this foi 'eivatc residences.
TERMS: AZ sale. The purchaser to pay the taxes
for lsa). GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
NH Is AuctioneerS.
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Conc NoRrH.-Abcut four hundred
Yankee prisoners viii! leave Richmond
this morning on their return home by
flag -of-truce boat. Among the number
are thirtysthIee officers, including Gene
1ais Kelly and Crook, recently captured
- ~ cumberland, Maryland, by Lieutenant
McNeil's cavalry.
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ETOUSE AND LOT ON MECHANICS
VILE TURNPIKE, NEAR IT'S INTER

ID VILE TUKNPIhE, NElAH lis INIE
SECTION WITH VEN.ABLE STREET, FOE SALE
AT AUCTIOE.-On TUESDAY, March 18th, at
O'Clock T. NJ, Will sell, on the premises, the
HOUSE and LOT located as above, occupied BY DIR.
Woodward
The house is of brick containing seven rooms,
and d very neat and comfortable residence. The
lot fronts iIty feet and runs back hundIe ed and
tilir:y-iive test.
TERMS: Ono-:hird cash, balance at three and six
months; all cash. At the option Of the purchaser.
min 8 GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 81 Main street..

by Redwood, Phillips s. Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 81 Main street.)
A UCTrON SALE OF IRON STOVES,
~ SCALES, Erc.-Having determined to re-
street, l shall sell at auction. THIS (Alcndny)
MORNING 1t 10 O'Clock, most Of the stock Oh. ha2d
embracing assortment OF
NAILS,
Fine lot of IRON.
Lot Of wHISKEY, barrels and ticTces.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
IINHES,
ROPE,
Carpenters and Blac,tsmths' TOOLS,
Suudry SCALES and WEIGHTS,
besides great many other articles too numerous
to mention. j. M fOhhEoL.
Sale conducted by REDWOOD, PnILLIrs q co
Auctionears, 81 Main street NH IL
BY c. J. Gaines Auctloneer.
T WILL SELL, ON MONDAY, March
18th, 1865, at tho store No. 2l5 Broad street,
near the corner Of Fourth street. the whole stock
Of said store, consisting Of variety OF very desra-
BILE MILLINERY GOODS.
LACES,
COLLARS,
SLEEVES, Sc.
ALSO,
2 SHOWCASES lone of which is very fine
one,
10 gallons SPIRITS TURPENrINE:
NH l0-2t" G. J. GAINES, Auctioneer
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COMMISSIONERS SALE VALU-

~ =
" ABLE LOT, ON MARSHALL, BkTW ZEN
IN El.FIiI AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.--In
pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Count OF the
city OF Richmond, made III the of Tabb and
wife VS.. ehapaiI and others, February Sd, 1865, l
will, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of March, at
o'clockp NJ, il far, if not, then the next :lir
day thereafter, at the hour, proceed to sell. Oh
the premises, 10 tie highest bidder, that valuable
LOT OF LAND Marshall street, III the CITY OF
Richmond adjoining the lot Of the Necical Col
lege, fronting seveuty-six feet on Marshall street
having alley its west line, and running back
t. All alley i'll the rear, AID having Oh it IL small
BRICK HOUSE, with four rooms.
TERMS Cash, at the option Of the purchl ser, OR
for much cash viii pay the Of $40 ,9s9 ~
and the expenses ii sale, costs OF suit g., and the
residue en- such credit Us is prescribed by the de-
cree, and the credit payment to &c secured as therein
directed, Will be announced at the sale.
TItOMAST. GILES, Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by GEUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc-
tioneers. mn
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b. E. b. Cook, Auctionesr,
NO. 10 Main street.


HANDSOME CHAMBER, PARLOR
AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, &c =,
FOR SALE All AuCTION.-On MONDAY, the
18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at my store,
a very excellent assortment Of superior clty-madc
FURNITURE, &c, such as
Splendid Walnut JENNY LIND BED
STEADS,
Splendid Walnut CABINETS, marble-top,
Oval Mirrors;
Splendid Walnut WASIISTANDS,
Splendid Walnut CENTRE TABLE, Marble
Very handsome Solid Oak sIDEBOARD and
ETEGRE, with marble-top;
Walnut TETE-A-TETES,
Walnut Dining Room CANE CHAIRS,
BUREAUS,
DINING TABLES,
CELERETS,
WARDROBES.
Superior FEATHER REDS,
Superior HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
SPOOL COTTON,
ENVELOPES,
WRITING PAPER,
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
LADIES' SILK and Other DRESSES, &c.
nh 10 Z. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
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DIED or Hrs IN,rRrrs.-Patrick
oDonnell, stabbed few days ago, died
o on Saturday morning Of his injuries at
MS MS residence, on Byrd street, between
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13
NH l3
VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS

~ ERl AIC iAOANl lLOlS
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold at
auction on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of March, at O. clock p. NJ the very pretty Lot.
fronting sevcuiy-seven feet on Cary street and run
ming back one hundred and nincty-nine feet, ad-
Joining the Westham House, between Pine and
Laurel streets. This is very beautiful lot.
After which, say at A o'clock, will sell the Lot
on the old Scuiiet0wn road, Eear the residence Of
Charles Y. Morriss, fronting thirty feet, running
back one hundred and forty five feet to an alley az
joining the property of Mr.. schonberg and others.
Terms: At sale. TIE taxes for 1865 to be paid
by the purchase GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH Is AuctOncels.