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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

ATTEMPTED, RoBBERY.-A daring at
tempt was made to enter the music and
Jewelry store of our friend hammer, at
noon yesterday, and but for q lucky
chance it would have been success
full. Mr.. Hammer closed and locked his
doors when he started for dinner, but, as
usual. without closing The shutters either
IN the front OF rear Of the building. He
had gone but a few squares when be met
Mr.. L'inenbusg, one Of his vorkmen, who
was going to the store and to whom be
gave the key The latter reached the
store In few minutes after M. Hammer
left, but duri'1g that brief period a sharp
instrument in the ready hand Of some vii.
lain had do.e much toward making |, q
entrance into the room practicable. from
the rear window The cash from one q,
the large panes of glass vas peasDy en-,
away, and partially from ant Their. One Of
the panes was broken, and in q verS few
minutes the thief would have been in.
and then to what extent the watches.
JsweIry. and other valuable property in
the store would have suffered the would
he robber sloase knows. Mr.. Hammer il
usaall5 sbser.t from the store about IN
. ~ isESd d ii DIOR he most part there
ss1a h.a ~; fact which the thief
= - Aei'. ssa 4 We Won't say there j.
sver ~ % the discovery Of the guilty pa :
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e'o.oDoST -An article thst il Il once
. tsesh pres yer and breath purifier, asd
JET 20 pleasais; and convenient 10 use IL
sxbesding popularity does uos surerise
aay one. Time has ally established Is ,
Act that the SosoD0Hr possesses thes<
exehlleat qualities 10 - eniBsnt deere,.
Is ~ laglsimatsly acquired the rirhs . !
- - 80 ever ioilsl sahls. cid IS
svssyuhese. oeoa|
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nsw serk ne.ey narsss.

New SsEk Mensy markes.
BY telegraph NV 1onx, Jan. -
Morsy-- Active ind nrsner = I ~ cent 1. EEz1
StesIing-Duii At l0o3<0lO9l< for gold.
ld-8xcited, unsetated aod lower opsnn8 d ~,
sAyspene q ~ dec3fa1ng ~ VI md c1ode q 1De[
0Overunsns 02chs-HeAvy ind teWer. II
B .. B. ~ OsapOAs 1eoH
iO-aO Coupons 1olL
q Of II CoupoaA ITO.
nnpek$-ete1dy. S u ta 49, a
dfP 81 q I lseiE 4 RIoE M PsD C1e
s6f3e 0cnp 1143S n w Cert ~; - Nall M
~ 4; - Rss1issl \ ios5 Bss3 Tei.ss III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

sO Why sre rebel leaders like tprkeJs2
Because when their necks are stretched
there will be general thanksgiving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

6os0nun.-M essrs. Qoehnps + 6edes
Il90 Nail atssst, have slasts sncaps II
superior sorghnn on hand q barrels. hA'f
b.rreI. IA len 81. frs. sllosz kess,
which they yin IN ohssp. GIVE thsn :
al ~,
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II
i - ID ss'ss Ifz1s 8
-
JlcoBs surlssnlI 1!
No. - maiA ~,
MILBoURN E,s BLoOks
5, As.a~-rsr.ss IN AAt 4s.sssa u
'CL0rzING,
asnts' Furnishing Good,
HATS. CAPS, CARPET BAGS.
MISUNDERSTANDING
|Nlllcss THAT DEFY COMPETITIONS
w AssURE YoU rHxr
| TINS - No MUMBUG (!
a = = : z s.s N ss1ss. sui.k s,:s.s..s,
DOWN GOES MOBILE !!
AND
DOWN GOES THE
Price Of Clothing!
OWING 10 TIE GREAT
p = CLINE IN GOLD
We have concluded to sell Clothing It
Ia GREAT REDUCTION
| rron former prices, 70 give room for
OUR SPRING STOCK!
Therefore. all those In want OF
Or anything in the Clothing line,
EITHER RRADY-IlDE OF IiDE 70 ORDER,
Can do well give q call before tuyne elsewhere
wesrs determined to sell Goods
Regardless or PrORfs!
c.n and examine Stock, and you viii hna good
| CUSTOM MADE Clothing,
And Il prices to defy e0mpsson Remember the plsre,
70 MAIN STREET..
vENCILL l. JONES.
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On Monday Of th19 NJ - EPISODE
deeply iatssesting - uou q participants
~ spectators occurred u ~ depot vhle
waiting for the noon train goin9 cast Il
seems 8 NJ. DosgASFty ~ Ohio, lately
married, was there with his young bride,
en- Dute for his home. 10 coming fFom'
the door, the lady. lesnisg % bis arm. hs
was confroated snd grossly insulted ~
some disciple Of Bacohus, Who when sobss
resides not thousand miles. from hero.
Mr.. d. demonstrated mildly. aaxious TO
avoid : scsne ussIer ssch embarrassing
circumstances, bat HE srtsgonist. lack
ing the reepsct due shs presence Of ladies,
persisted 10 his attack and fisally drew Of
aud struck our hero. This brought AZ
fairs to focus immediately II vas but
tho work Of monsss, and the arm Of tho
lady was dropped, coat %, and Mr. D..
"pitohed in His 6ut blow leveled his
antagonist beautifully, and demonstrated
the convincing power on the brain Of
sound argument. As be fell, : brother
rushed to the rescue. but the weii-direst-
Cd cleft" Of eur married man sent him
bousding p yieoch<f over the pl tform.
Here third party interfsred. father Of
the illuslrious twain already leSeled, but
Dir. d, kssing his haad u, quietly sent
bin SPRAYING, about which time some
ladies being nsar and Of course scream
ing, Cbicseo runner, enjoying The sport,
was heard to exclaim above the din,
tistand back. ladies. and giss that man
room to f.li - By this time No. was
on his fees, aud renewed the attack, but
climax from our hero, sent him entireIy
off the platform, in stale of complete de-
mossIixlticn No 8 now advanced, No.
2 stsndiue eff and swapping his pistol.
Another scienti 6c stroke sent the old gent
pEQse, and qaieted his pugnaeity. The
p 0c,s,ovs csied, 'ssettl+ thss fellow with
the pistol - all attend TO him r. re-
marked M D. ina very mercantile tone.
As be advanced, his antagonist snapped
second cap, bat with no fleet, and uext
moment saw shousaEd nebular constella-
lions dancing before his eyes. Oar hero
pocksted the pistol, put % his coat, re-
summed his lsdy's arm, and the cars hav-
ing By this time arrived, quietly took a
seat therein, amid the prolonged applause
of the spectators Of his victory.
RgMAaKABLE PaENoMENoS. - There
RESIDES near Iris city Rentiman Who hal
his neck Jrokea in January, l850-fifteen
years age. he is quite 20 seuve man, =
good citizen aud has good prospect OF
living to riga old age. The disioeation
of the spinal vertebrae is complete, and
his head is supported upon his shoulcers
by bandages round bis forehead, which
are fastened abont his waist under the
arm His name is David G. White. II
the medical fraternity know Of any such
case 90 record 70 would like TO hear Of it.
-Oskalooss Watchman.
s0 Why sre rebel leaders like tprkeys2
Because when their necks are stretched
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7gg7 49, 80 - 80 -
Il gssy@ 81 It III gsa4sys sSs& Al ~
e z - y 81 AssS&Esee
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ssrees Numbers.

tainly superior to any other plan with
which have been acquainted. The
principle is to begin numbering each
block. commencing at fixed point. with
. new hundred. Thus, from East To
West. the numbers commeucs at First
Street With lpi. lO2, l0s end go IN. At
Seeand Street, they begin with col. COZ.
203, aud SO pu-- the number OF she hun
dreds, corresponding in this case, with
the numbers Of the cross streets. Thus.
209 Market Street, Is on Market Street.
two doors above Second Street: 1909
Markes Street is on Msrkct. nine doors
above Eighteenth Street, and SO on. Thu
streets running North sud South are num-
bered in the same way, by blocks: the
numbers beginning at'and running NSrtb
and South from Market Street the cross
streets adding South or "North'' 10
their proper names, as they extend South
or North Of Market Street. Tins. No
3 South Seventh Strsst i seven door,
South Of Market; No. 100 South Seventh
Street, i one block aad. niue doors South
Ct Market Street; and nee resya. No. 909
North Seventh Street, is nine blocks sod
nine doors North OF Market Street. This
plan becomes. therefore, measur Of dis
lance, a. well q I guide to locality. Dur
q 6 : month swbi0e ] spent ID. Philadel-
phia last spring | never found mys@ il L.
loss IN finding any place 10 which I
wished TO 90; and | Nd the advantage Of
readily computing ibs distances over.
which | had TO pas. s
This aystsn i entirely applicable toa
he ctey PHI 81 Ksutuk, and IL. recon-.
nsads9 foe t. oosvsnisspe aii1s ptslec-
ios. Bat any piss i halter thaSf zone:
:ad Aops seus good plaa vim . spse.
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kse,,t. Nm. fdrIs6eyry, y. B. ccpslis,
Thomas Rdoett, G. G. Farmer and
Others

~M. G. Carleton, the talented local
editor Of the Hawkeye. received premi
um of twenty dollars, awarded him BY
the Board of the State Agricultural Soci-
ETY., At its late session, for the best, report
of the last State Fair at Burlington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-08

H1ADarAArxas AxMY o. Noxrrsss vl1sis.I !
February Is, 1898.


February IS, 1875.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. Al. e..
NJ neral Orders No. 2, Headquarters Armies -
the Confederate States having been :ilis 3v uroy
gated to THIS army, it is hereby Announced that in
accordance With It's provisions ali enlisted M
this army who are Improperly absent from ,bs;r
commands, excep. those guilty Of dessr4ion IA ~
arrested III The act Of deserving TO- the enemy y,
Who have deserted after having been once pardo,ed
Tor the same oe.lce, Or who shall hereafter d.ser.
or absent themselves without authority, who shall
within twenty days from this date, voluntarily 70.
Join their commands or deliver themselves 10 ,,v
regularly -alpOlnted enrolling officer, provos.-uar
shall or other officer duty to be forwarded tha;r
coma ands shall be entitled to- and receive the benz
TT CT, the pardon promised by the Genera..n-Cli.s
on the authority Of the Presidentof the Couf.aers.
States in the order above quoted
II: General Order No 2, Headquarters Armies os
the Confederate Sates applies to tbs enlisted men
undergoing sentence OK trial, under charges or in
arrest, for desertlon or absence without leave with
the exceptions nerenbefore mentioned and all men
who, under this paragraph, entitled to pardon
will be ut once eeased Rom arrest and restored :,
duty.
BE- command Of General r. E. LEE.
". II. TAYLOR,
fe 2l--eod 3v Assistant Ailutant-Ucns
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Yitku,u,ta 9isYattk
WEDNESDAY MORNING. .,..NARcH D. 1862
Ma. w..r,n.-TA. air stst market pr'e"'r'" ee
pssd At tbs Office fo~ al ka"a' :" "" ''''''' Wv"
St.er raes, il large ~ s""" q''""'"'e''


Husr1xcs CouRr.--As has been the
case for some days past, the time Of
Judge Lyons was occupied yesterday in
considering habeas corpus cases.
In the matter Of William r. Hill.
claiming discharge from service in the
militia on the ground Of being. over
fifty years Of aga the prayer Of the Pc
titioner WAS granted, his claims being
fully established.
O. P. Hankins aud j. w. Radcliffe,
each claiming discharge from service in
the reserve corps Of the city on the
same ground, were remanded to the Gus
tody Of their commanders, they having
filled to produce proof of the accuracy
of their allegations.
The court thereupon adjourned till 10
o'clock this morning.
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MAYoR's Coukr.-The following cases
we're disposed Of by the Mayor yester-

MXYoR's Coukr.-The following cases
were disposed Of by the Mayor yester-
day:
John, slave Of Turpin & Yarbrough,
charged with stealing sundry articles OF
value belonging to Anna johnson, was
ordered thirty>nine lashes.
Louisa, slave John H. Thompson, was
charged with assaulting and beating
George w. Clutter, . white boy, and
was ordered ten lashes.
Dennis Leary, charged with receiving
. lot of zinc, copper, brass, ETC., from
some person unknown, had a hearing,
and was sent on to the Hastings Court.
Dick, slave of Richard I. Allen,
charged with stealing two bags of flour
from some person unknown, was ordered
to be whipped.
Sallie Swords was up for stealing cloth
ing from Elizabeth Jeter, but her case
was further continued.
Hester. slave of Susan Jarvis, charged
with burglariously breaking and entering
q dwelling, and stealing therefrom lot
of crockeryware, spoons and cutlery to
the value of one hundred dollars, was
"set back"
The case of Nary and Harriet, slaves
of James NJ. Talbot, and Richard, slave
of Mary Redmond, charged with stealing
money from James NJ. Talbot, was
further continued.
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By E. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 10 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NE
III GRO WOMEN, KEY OF HOUSE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the 9th
instant at 10 O'Clock will SELL at the residence Of
Nj. Levi Epstin, on Main street. between Twenty
thjd and Twenty-fourth streets, opposite Barretts
factory an excellent assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c, embracing
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
pARLOR and CANE CHAIRS,
Splendid JENNY LIND MAHOGANY BED
STEAD,
Splendid NJ AIIOUANY WARDROBE,
Splendid MAHOGANY CABINETS and
WASHSTANDS marble tops),
MIRRORS,
PICTURES,
CENTRE TABLES,
MATTRESSES and BEDDING,
SAFE,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
Very superior TRUNKS,
l handsome REG ULATOK.
ALSO.
Two NEGRO WOMEN and one GIRL. The wo-
men are very highly recommended as superior
cooks washers and house servants.
At the same Time will sell the KEY Of the
house and store. E. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.
NH
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
CONTEMPLATE STATES or ANhRICA,
RIcMxnNn. pecemher l. iA6t

a,
RIcuxcSD, December |, 1854 }
OEVFN-T TREAS URY
- NOTES-Ir pursuance of an act of Congress
annroved November q, 1854, entitled AN &C. 70
authorize the Secretary tine Treasury TO exchange
COUPON honi So sevel-thrty treasury notes. hold
ers Of sl.n note5 hereby notified tina: after the
y.y.nent of tie annual interest due theieon 0a the
first day of January, 1869, ipou presentation Of the
came the Trzas-.rzr, Assistant TreasurerS and Pay
Depositaries las designated 1t foot viii issue cert.
fcates the.efor, which sill enti.ie The holder. 70
coupon bonds payable thirty years after le frs.daY
Of January, 1865, bearing SIX per cent interest from
the said first of Jsaalrg, $3.50, payable on the frs:
days Of January and July III each year. The Trta-
surer assistant TreasIrers ard DcposItacies vii
make weekly reports TO the Register of the Treasury
OF such certificates issued at their offices, whertulon
bonds VIII be sent oiwaId in satisfaction Of
The notes will be cancelled iii the Usual manner and
forwarded to the t.:st Aur tor.
G. IL. TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury
Treasurer :t lticl n,oTi Virginia.
A ssistsut 'Tr, lsur.rs ut ti.,ie ston ll4i Mobile.
Demonstrates at Raleigh and " ill,r gtcn, North Ch
rolna,
U,tos!ta,ila at Charleston anc Columbia, cou.a(s.
rUhi.a.
Derositariea at Savannah ai.t A;.eIt "a Georgia.
DeposlurieS ut Tallahassee, IlvI.da ana A0n.s.
merry, Alabama
Demonstrates ut Columbus. Miss!,-ippi. and iIouss
ard Marshall, Texas. ID Is
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AUCTION M1lA
FUTURE DAT.
ny Davenport 4 Co.. stock Aactionsers,
fOf1ce corner OF CARY and Thirteenth streets.J


Dy Davenport Co., stock AuctionserS,
fOGice corner OF Gary and Thirteenth streetsJ
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCVlON,
w mt our Office on TIT RSDAY. March Stn,
sGj. at IL o'clock, the following BONOS ana
Sie 40 CITY Of Richmond SIX per cent. Regis
tered Bonds long dAtc),
$4,000 Amelia County six per cent. coupon
Bonds,
10000 Virginia six per cent. Registered Bonds
1000 virginia ,i1 per cent. Registered Bonds
s. shares Richmond Glass Stock, .
IS shares Traders Bank,
100 shares Bank OF the Commonwealth,
rs shares Bank Of Virginia,
IS shares Old Dominion Insurance Com"
pany,
so shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company, H..
so shares Merchants Insurance Company.
~ ALSO,
$4,000 North Carolina Six per Cent. Bonds,
10000 Cotton Bonds,
10000 Non-taxable Coupon Bonds,
10000 Fifteen-million Bonds,
10000 Seven-Thirty Interest Notes,
$4,000 Seven per Cent. Coupon Bonds.
10000 Eight per Cent Coupon and Registered
Bonds, =.
1000 Montgomery County Bonds,
share Petersburg Steamship Comp my,
10 shares Richmond Importing and Ex-
porting Company,
shares Old Dominion Trading Company,
5000 Gold coin,
&2oo Sterling Bills (eloo each:
NH DAVENPORT & co.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer'
'overnor street bet yeen Main and Frankfurt

BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctloneer,
Governor street, bet yeen Main and Frankiln.)
AND KITCHEN Flu X
I'LL NTrURE FOR SALE AT AUCr1ON.-I
will sell, on WEDNESDAY, March Sth, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock, at the residence OF J r
Henderson who is removing from the city, on Clay
street third house beyond Buchanan Spring, his
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, con-
sisting, in pant, OF
SOFA,
MAHOGANY ROCKER and other CHAIRS,
SECRETARY and BOOKCASE,
MARBLE-TOP BUREAU and GLASS.
CARD and other TABLES,
CARPET and MATING,
JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD,
FEATHER BED and MATTRESSES.
BEDDING;
COOKING-STOVE ccmplcte,,
CHINA and GIASSWAkE,
WOOD-SAW,
AXES,
SITTER,
TRAY, Sc.
ALSO,
A lot II valuable LOOKS.
NH THOMAS ". KEI,SEE, AuetiuIi. ~.
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TREAsC1Y DEPARTMENT
CoNYxIxRArs SrAIXs or AxxsIcA,
kichm5-.d, August ;, 1864.


TERTTFI( ATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUN
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAAATION.-by
the fourteenth section OF the act TO reduce the cur.
rency approved February II, 1854, tie secre.;arv,
the Treasury is authorized TO issue the above cert
i.cates, payable two years after the ratification ofa
treaty Of peace with the United States. They can
not be sold, but are only 70 be Issued to such cr,l
tors Of the Government wiling TO receive tn,
same in pay,nent OF their demands They must also
BE given at par, though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing aeerts and iisb1rs-
ing officers OF t. GOVERNMENTS called T. e 90
ofpubio securit IS as Offering peculiar advantages
TO those from aon the supplies or the Government
are bought sEQ 20 facilitate TIE of them checks
Drawn by discussing officers upon the depostsriss
holding these funds, erd marked across the face
"payable in certificates OF Indebtedness" viii b
paid in conformity herewith.
Depostar;es are hereby authorized and required
70 comply with lis regulation, and TO make sprii.
cation to the Register for supplies Of certificates a.
required. tSignedI o. a. TRENHOLM,
IA 2-ts Secretary Of Treasury
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Iu1s pAY.


BY Kent, Paine & Co., Auctioheers.
r RGE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY
IL AT AUCTION. :.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the sth instant, at II
o'clock, We win sell, at cur warehouse,
A LARGE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY,
containing about
TWO THOUSAND VOLUMES,
and embracing many
CHOICE, RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS,
including a large number Of
SPLENDID LONDON EDITIONS;
to which will be added the
MEDICAL LIBRARY
of the late Dr.. James IL. Conway.
Catalogues will be ready on the morning Of the
sale. KENT, PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
Will be added, also, complete set Of the
GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE,
from the commencement in 1871 to 1880. A very
rare and valuable set of books, about one hundred
and fifty volumes-warranted perfect.
ALSO,
elegant suite of CHAMBER FURNITURE,
city-madc and entirely new;
suite of splendid PARLOR FURNITURE,
elegant Black Walnut EXTENSION TABLE,
Rosewood CARD TABLE,
fine Mahogany SECRETARY and BOOK
CASE,
Mahogany CHAIRS,
large and superior Coanting.House DESK.
The above FURNITURE is all city-made and o.
superior quality.
WILL. BE ADDED:
l set of SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS.
KENT, PAINE & CO.,
mh7 Auctioneers.
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PAxDoaED.-The Governor of Vir-
GINA has pardoned out of the peniten-
tiary James E. Robinson, young white
man, rsce ntly detected in stealing cloth
from Mcssrs. Beers & Spillman, Chiles &
Chenery and Charles Unkel. His case
was tried before the Hastings Court,
and three years imprisonment was as
sesssd by the jury on each count-on
the whole, aggregating nine years.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF WOOD LAND one mile from Dispatch
depot, on the YOr River railroad, thirteen miles
from Richmond. Also, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND in the county CT Charlotte. two miles
from Keysvle. II has small house and all the ne
ccssary out-builiingS, and also a very fine young
orchard. This is we'll s,lited for refugee Bargains
can he had by application to BURTON l. WAL
LACE NH Cts
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams, Auchonecrs.

VIERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
Y ING, ON SECOND, BETWEEN n AIN AND
CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on THUR
DAY, the 9th OF March, at o'clock Z. NJ, the
handsome BRICK RESIDENCE located as above
described, occupied by p. S. Dawson. The house
ha, seven rooms, with kitchen with two rooms
The lot is twenty-seven feet front, running back
one hundred and thirty feet.
This is neat and comfortable residence, in good
repair with gas and water on the lot, and affords
an opportunity for investment in class of property
not often to be found on the market.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
NH 6 Auctioneers.
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-The store room OF
DR.. William S. Norris, on Franklin street,
Linden Row, was forcibly entered On
Monday night and robbed of three bar
rsls of flour, twenty-nine pieces of bacon,
and several other articles Of provisions.
Subsequently, three barrels of -four and
twenty pieces of bacon were found, by
officers jenkins and Griffin, in the kitchen
of DR. James Bolton; whereupon those
officers arrested the following negroes,
found therein, on the charge Of commit
ting the theft: Noble, slave of Angelina
Lawson; Primas, slave Of DR.. Bolton,
and John, slave Of Jackson Sleet' they
were committed to prison to await exa-
mination before the Mayor this morning.
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TREASURY DEPAsTX.ET
CosrEpxaArs SrArgs OF AMERICA.
Richmond, July Is, 1864.

vTvAXED TREASURY NOTES.--ln q
der to promote, as lar as practicable, ne ~
liquidation oy The Treasury Of the oUISIA y NV
TAXED NOTES. tee Treasurer, Assistant AfeaiE
ROY ard Paw Depcsitaries in the different States ~
hereby authorized to receive TIE saia rotes, ~ 2
the siOO notes, at G6s Per centnm on DEPOSIT i's.
ing for same certificates OF loan, upon hyIo'LT.S'
ton of ncn-taxabie bonds. The sAid ceriifcass..u
be payable on demand after thesxp1a'l'h ei nL'''
days.
And all agents Tor the sale Of the abo7e oon1s ~.
hereby authorized 70 receive the taxi notes W
the exception above named, in payment Of V'AN
q. A. TRENHOLM,
"a Pts Secretary cf Ut" To- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-08

ALLEGED Su1cIDE.-James NJ. Crone,
4. citizen Of Richmond, and for some time
engineer on the Virginia Central railroad,
residing on Duval street, near the corner
of First, was found dead in his room
yesterday morning. From circumstances
occurring anterior to his death, the
friends. Of the deceased suppose that his
death must have ensued from an over
dose of laudanum, voluntarily taken.