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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-28

DESIRABLE ? r 0 p f Il 7 Y FOR
SALE.--I will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the
Sth day Of March next, the HOUSE and LOT
where now reside, near Burkevlle Junction, con-
tanning three acres. The dwelling erected III
with beautiful grove OF oak trees. There is also
an orchard of select peach trees. The out-buidnss
are i'll good order, and sufficient for quite large
family.
. Persons wishing to attend from Richmond can
leave at O'Clock 4. NJ , and return at l.. NJ. same
day. A negotiable note at sixty days, properly
Endorsed, viii be considered cash. Possession will
be given or before the 10th of April next.
fe 22-3taWtds WITIIEES WALLER.
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] Auur3uH SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By 0rubbs 4 williams, Auctioheers.
DRAINED STORE AND DwELL1N

DRAINED STORE AND DWELLING
CORNER OF HULL MAIN AND LAWRENCE
STREETS. AT AUCTfON.-On WEDNESDAY.
LIST March, at O'Clock P. NJ, we will SELL upon the
premises, the large FRAMED STORE and DWELL
ING, formerly occupied by Mr.. William Moore, To-
Gated as above.
The store is arranged with counters and shelves.
The house has seven rooms, besides basement and
garnet, and is in fair order.
The lot is sixty-eieht by eighty-nine feet.
Immediate possession will be given.
The situation Of the property is one Of the best
in Manchester for business purposes.
Turns: At sale.
Purchaser to pay the taxes for 1865.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
IL Is Auctioneers.
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TREASURY DEP4RraySr.
CogTEDERATE STATES or AAERIc.

7 DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF T..rlp
Z 1 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION Sc prn
CENT. NON-TAXABI.ii BONDS, UNDER TI,o
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CIrppFNnr
LAW-Dcposits on cali will be received by to
Charleston and Mobile, and the DeDosit,r,es O.
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta savar.
nah and Montgomery, ana certificates will he issua,
tor the same, bearing interest ii the rate Of four yt
of an amount of the above bonds eaua to the Sr,m
of these loans. The bonds TO be set apart ty tIs
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold. lpplettx.
ciusiveiy 10 the payment Of the said certificates
lie security and convenience afforded to bark.
and ether corloratoas ard to the pubic generally
By thi5 mode OF temporary investment, and the Il.
feet OK tie measure, If generally adopted in kear
ing the currency within moderate bounds it Is hopel
WILL coneHd IT to the favorable consideration OF the
Community and secure their prompt Congregation n
carrying illto effect. G. A. TRENHOLM,
ia It's Secretary Of the Treasury
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BY Redwood, Phillips s. Co., Aucticneers,
(No. 81 Main Street.)


(No. 81 Main Street.)
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on
w THURSDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock, at our
store, large assortment of
PLOWS,
lIARROWS,
COULTERS,
CULTIVATORS,
SPADES,
SHOVELS,
RAKES,
PICKS, Sc.
sets WAGON HARNESS,
l set CART HARNESS,
sets LEAD HARNESS,
COLLARS.
ALSO.
FURNITURE,
BEDSTEADS,
CLOTHING,
CLOCKS,
GLASSWARE,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &C., &c.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS s. CO.,
fe % Auctioneers, 81 Main street.
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By Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneers.

w house, on TUESDAY, the ssth h in nssrv ~at
IL o'clock, FIVE NEGROES belonging to the es-
tate Of DR.. James III. Conway, deceased Among
them is a No cook, washer and ironer and il No.
dining-room servant and driver. Persons wanting
qualified servants will do well to attend the SALE as
they are sold fur no fault.
fe q HILL, DICKINSON & CO., Auctioneers
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r ARGE FRAMED BUILDING, ON

ARGE FRAMED BUILDING, ON
l. THE DOCK. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the LIST of March, at l o'clock
T. NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the large
FRAMED BUILDING, on the Dock, adjoining a.
S. Lees warehouse.
1t is sixty-fve by one hundred and sxty-five
feet and contains about one hundred thousand feet
of good lumber.
The attention of Government agents, farmers and
builders is particularly called to this sale, it will
afford an opportunity to procure large quantity
Of lumber at moderate cost. Ample time will be
allowed to remove the building.
fe "a GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
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BY Kent. Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

"E WILL SELL, at our warehouse.
w on WEDNESDAY, March LIST. commencing
at IL O'Clock without reserve to close consignments
80 barrels TANNERS OIL, in prime order:
Is firkins CHOICE BUTTER,
g boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
4 barrels fine SCUPPERNONG WINE,
bales SHIRTINGS,
! bale HEAVY A SIIEETINGS,
barrels REFINED EOKAX,
and sundry other articles.
fe % KENT, PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
COEFRDEaATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond Juiy "a 1854 \

FAXED TREASURY NOTES. o,e
T. deg 70 promote as far as practi able, the earle
qu;'aLlon ~ inc Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOIS.S, the Treasurer, Assistant. lreas-
ger. ana Fay DepoSitares III the different States a,s
hereby authorized 10 receive the said notes, exo43.
the 500 notes, at G6s por Ccntuin, or deposit is.
ing for same certificates Of lean, upon hypotLec..
ton OF non-taXahle bonds. The said certfcates..
be payable on demand after the expiration Of lnet,
days.
Aud oil agents for The sale of the above bonds IRA
hereby authorized TO receive the taxed notes, With
the exception above named. in payment OF boIj
when sold, at the rate Of cog per centun.
G. 4. TRENli0L't
Its secretary OF the Tgs a,,,v
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

II ABURNUM FOR RENT AT AUG
j TION, AND SALE OF FLOODED CATTLE
AND FARMING UTENSILS, WAGON. HAIR
NESS, &c.-Will be rented at auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, I'd March, at II O'Clock NJ,
LABURNUM, the late residence OF James Lyons
Esq, OH the Brook turnpike. one and half miles
from Richmond. There over one hundred acres
ready for cultivation, and sone new land which NAV
be put i'll cultivation. There has been seeded on
the farm between fifty and sixty bushels Of wheat
and oats. The Improvements are sufficient for the
accommodation Of a family and servants.
After the renting, will be sold three COWS. of
the Attorney breed, ard one Alderney BULL, and
the usual FARMING UTENSILS and one MACON
apd HARNESS.
Terms: At sale.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
10 20 'Auctioneera.
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EOR SALE, a fine young HORSE civ
II years old and sound suitable f,r .'..,,;,, s.A
cavalry; quick walker runs yer ~ 3 family or
very ssnes Apply at Hospital, battery Ne. sa Is
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BY Burton & Wallace, Auctioneers.
mo. 8 Belvin's Block.)

\NO. . OtIVln OAoCR.)
w store, No. 8 Governor street, batween Main
and Franklin, On WEDNESDAY, March LIST,
8 barrels APPLE BRANDY,
barrel superior OLD WIIISKEY, No.
barrel No. SORGHUM.
Lot superior TURPENTINE SOAP,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, new and
Lot very large superior BED BLANKETS,
POCKEr-KNIvEs, &C.
splendid SILK DRESSES, nearly new;
SILVER and GOLD WATCHES,
Lot fine FURNITURE, consisting. in
part, OF
WARDROBEs,
BUREAUS, with Mirrors and Marble tops;
SOFAS,
ROCKING CHAIR-Mahogany, Cherry
and Oak;
fine MAHOGANY s1DEBoARD,
fine MAHOGANY DINING TABLE,
CANDLE-STANDS,
fine large BRUSSELS CARPET,
Two and three-ply BRU SSELS CARPETS,
RUGS,
TENDERS,
SHOVELS,
TONGS,
BEDS,
BEDsTEADs,
MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS,
BOLSTERS,
CROCkERY,
GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED ia BLEWARE,
3very fine of sets WHITE and GILT
FRENCH CHINA,
KNIVES,
FORKS,
COVERED DISHES,
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
One fine lot all-LINEN SHIRTS, best
quality;
dozen COTTON SHIRTS,
dozen DRAWERS.
WILL BE ADDED:
dcmijohn OF fine OLD JAMAICA RUM.
ALSO,
delnijohns BEST BRANDY BITTERS.
WILL BE ADDED:
10 cases MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
pair LARGE PATENT BALANCES, all
complete.
f 2S-2t BURTON & WALLACE.
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF CAROLINE
COUNTY BONDS.--You are hereby notified
to present for payment, ut the Office Of Messrs. r.
II Maury & Co, in Richmond, your interest cou-
pons which now due, and hereafter as they be-
provided ready to pay them; and the county will
hold itself responsible to pay them except in the
common currency of the community as they become
due. Z. T. NORRIS,
fe 23-law4w. County Agent.
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HuTpRR nay.
BY Tardy 4 williams, Auctioneers,

BY Tardy Williams, Auctioueers,
corner Cary and Thirteenth Streets Richmond. Val
nN THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 2.
~ commencing promptly at ii O'Clock, We viii
offer for sale
Is barrels BROWN SUGAR.
barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 bags prime COFFEE, tse,-
chests superior GREEN TEA, rt@
barrels SORGHUM,
Is boxes Ifull weight TALLOw CANDLES,
10 boxes WAX CANDLES.
barrels APPLE BRANDY. 'f's
barrel WHISKEY
10 bales COTTON YARN.
10 bales DOMESTIC,
case BLEACuED SHIRTING.
IS kegs NAILS,
100 sacks SALT,
so cases SCARFALLETTA SMOKING TO-
BACCO,
IL barrels APPLES,
1900 pounds DRIED FRUIT, &c.
f. % TARDY Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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d EMOVAL.
~ L. HARVEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS Cary street, Richmond
Having removed from recent crampcd posi-
ton, No. III Cary street, 10 the large and comno
dious warehouse Cary street. next door TO Messrs.
Massie & Peasants, We offer cur services to the
public and respectfully solicit consignments OF all
kinds. l.. HARVEY,
late Of Lynchburs, Virginia,
". III. PARRISH.
late of the firm of Bocock & Parrish, Lynchburg,
Virginia.
Mcdaniel & Ir3y. Lynchburg, Virginia.
George Bagby, Richmond.
l.. PEBBLES, Petersburg.
b. c. Flanagan, Charlottesville, Virginia.
fe 22-lm
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THE G-NAMED PER

TH E FOLLOWING-NAM PER-
l. SONS, owners Of property deposited with me
By the Povost-Marshal in Richmond, required
to call for it in sixty days. it will be sold at
ton:
J. Wood, alias McAbee, E. Arlworth,
David Walsh, Lieutenant Jos. Wagon,
NJ Joice or u. Hawkins, G. B. Lewis,
d. T. Bennett, G. o. Pippin,
W. I. Bray, c. i. Cook,
John Marcello, I. McGinn,
II. Adams A. Lumpkin (negro),
Colonel Menger, J. saryin, alias Colvin,
a. W. Colvln, IhOs. D. Lawson,
III. Adams 8. Il. Adams
- McMlllen, W. +. Bressett,
W. Fay. - Duggan,
Captain NJ. D. Bennett, D. Bum,
j. Hunt, alias Conley, A. Richardson,
w. Spongal, A. Carson,
N. Waybright, D. Clark,
D. Heistein, J. Baker
&c: Lyons, VA. Hanniger,
J. II. Gunth, J. ID. Bann,
Peter Gibson, V. Gerard,
W. Carnivy, w. Sears,
G. B. Farrell, Robt. Hall,
J. A. Cobbs, Z. r. McTureons,
G. HOffert, j. III. Grubbs
doswick, II. +. Van Brunt,
C. Hoifert, g. Ham,
John Caul, Pet. Jones,
E. 7. Davis, &c. Petty,
B. w. Webb, Jos. Lee
9. w. Vaine, J. Barnwell.
G. MORFIT,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
Is. fS65. ia 2s-SOt
III ARDWARE, ETc-We offer for sale
Ill the following desirable goods, viz:
20 dozen No Cast Steel Axes,
rs dozen Hand, Tenant and Compass
Saws, assorted;
dozen Cast Steei Circular Saws. assorted;
ZOO kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted;
so dozen Drawing Knives, assorted;
700 pounds Hemp Twine
500 pounds best Hemp Sash Cord,
100 dozen Cast Steel Files, assorted; Hand
Saw, Ft-Saw, Mill-Saw; Round, Flat
and Hali-ROund Bastard, all sizes;
10 dozen Horse and Shoe Rasps,
80 dozen Shoe Knives and Shoe Hammers
so Weavers' Reed Sleys, assorted;
600 pounds Cotton Rope, assorted One-f fourth
to one inch;
800 yards best Anchor Boiling Cloth, assert,
ed, Nos. 5, 6 and !; I've
so dozen Cotton Plow Lines. HSi
800, 900 Needles, assorted Sharps and Betveens:
50 Pole Log Chains, assorted;
eco pounds Cut Tacks, assorted, eight TO
twelve ounce;
500 pounds Shoe Sparablcs, assorted. Eve.
elghths to one inch;
500 pounds Finishing Nails, assorted, three
fOurths to two inches.
Also, good assortment of Till, Cupboard Pad
Door. Closet and Stock Locks; Carpenters and
Smiths Tools &C.
RHODES, WILSON & HURt.
ie lo-ot No. p Pearl street.
TO y ZEN BALES COTTON
II YARNS of S,,uar:or cuat;tx, 81
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A HANDSOME GUITAR and CASE
"A toy sale Apply over TAYLOKS shoe store.
psfasF n Fourth and Broad saeets. .27-H
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February Is, 1865.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
I by Captain GEORGE @. ORGAN, Assistant
Quartermaster. Richmond, Virginia, to furnish the
Quartermaster's Department with the following ar-
ticles:
600 gallons BLACK INK,
10 gallons RED INK,
10 gallons BLUE INK
200 pounds SEALING WAX,
so pounds WATERS,
100 pounds GUM ARABIC,
900 BOTTLES or JARS holding gill,
100000 BOTTLES or JARS, holding haf-pint,
$4,000 BOTTLES or JARS, holding one pint,
$4,000 BOTTLES or JARS, holding one quart,
900 SAND BOXES,
Making zoo. 900 ENVELOPES, Govern
ment furnishing paper.
THOMAS L. BROUN,
fe 25-6t Major and Quarternaster.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING. - Officer
Granger, of the day police, arrested,
yesterday afternoon, a negro fellow,
named Doctor, slave of William Jones,
charged with taking, stealing and carry
ing away four wagon springs, of the value
of one hundred and sixty dollars, the
property of the Confederate States. He
was locked up in the lower station-house
for examination before the Mayor this
lnorning.
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10 U Il + + N BALES COTTON
l. YARNS, Of superior quality and desirable
numbers, for sale by
G. a. BALDWIN & co.
ore X-3t' ut Tardy Il Willam,'s
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kAss WAxrxp.-The highest market price will b
Daid Ct rnu oYYIcx for all kinds Of cLKAN corfoi
aAd Enn1 aAep, in large or small quantities.


Husr,xos CouRr.--In Judge Lyons's
Court, yesterday, the only cases disposed
of were those involving discharge from
militia service under writs of ha6eas
corpus.
John O. Austin, Edward Cunningham
and Samuel Pesrce, laying claim to ex-
emption from militia service on the
ground Of being over fifty years of age,
were each discharged, they having, in
the opinion of the Judge, established
the fact Of being beyond the age pre-
scribed by law.
The Court adjourned till 10 o'clock
this morning.
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g u N DRIES.
~ barrels APPLE BRANDY,
barrels WHISKEY,
barrels SORGHUM,
80 boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
l bag RIO COFFEE,
10 barrels GREEN APPLES,
Is firkns BUTTER,
barrel ALUM,
l5,O00 pounds SMOKING TOBACCO,
IS boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
on consignment and for sale by
l.. HARVEY & CO.
fe Get No. IS Cary street.
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~ ROUND RENTS, SECURED OF

ROUND RENTS, SECURED ON
NJ VALUABLE PROPERTY, ON MAIN
STREET, AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY,
premises, PERPETUAL LEASES upon the three
TENEMENTS on the south side of Main street,
near Shockoa creek, occupied by Angus & Byery.
Henry Kayton and G. Wallerstein; owned, re-
spectively, by James Dunlop, Mrs. L. g. Allan and
H. Hrsh
These leases yield FOREVER an aggregate rent of
$l72.50 per annum. This sum is equal to the in
terest on $2,S75, at six per cent. and being per-
petual and secured beyond all DOUBT, it is believed
that no better and safer investment has been, or
can well be, offered.
TERMS Cash. GRUBDS & WILLIAMS.
~ Auctioneers.
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EOR SALE magnificent MAHOGANY
WARDROBE. Call at EDLING CO.'S
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OALT.-One hundred sucks SALT for
~ sale BY 70 2e-N TARDY + WILLIAMS.
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AhC NVOAS ~NJOuA ACN III AZ " ClOCh
this morning.
MAYORS CoURT.--Recorder Caskie
disposed of the following cases yester-
day morning in the absence of the
Mayor:
John II. Emberton, charged with
drunken and disorderly conduct in the
street, was discharged with an admoni
ton, upon q promise to go, and sin no
more"
Albert Simmonds, a friend of the
above, charged with interfering with the
watchmen in the discharge Of their duty,
and attempting to prevent the arrest OF
John H. Emberton, was sent to the
Arovost- Marshal, to be by him forwarded
to his command.
The cases Of William Bass, free negro
charged with receivingofour ambulance
springs, knowing the same to have been
stolen from the Confederate States;
Elizabeth Jeter charged with threaten
ing to assault and beat Ellen Mitchell,
as well as to poison her son; Albert
Groomes, charged with felony, and Hen
rietta, slave Of Thomas Friend, charged
with forging passports, were called but,
owing to the absence of witnesses, were
continued for future hearing.
Edwin, slave of Joseph Dowdey,
charged with stealing coat, valued at
six hundred dollars, the property of
Joseph Kemper, was ordered to receive
thirty nine lashes Twenty stripes were
inflicted upon William, slave of Samuel
Reeves, charged with being an employee
in faro bank.
Sarah, slave Of Jane Simpson, arrested
AS runaway, was committed for identi>
fication.
The following parties were dis
charged George Hodgers, charged with
stealing mule, valued at one thousand
five hundred dollars, the property of
Benjamin w. Green, and Emanuel Da-
venport, conniving at the escape of a
slave of Mr.. Harvey.
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By Tardy Williams, Auctioneers,
Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond Va
4 UCTION NOTICE.-On THURSDAY
II NEXT, the ID day of March, we will offer at
auction, commencing promptly at IL O'Clock, the
following assortment of
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS.
DRY GOODS, &C., &c.
Consignments solicited.
Further particulars on day Of sale.
fe27 TARDY s. WILL JAMS, Auctioncers
BY Freeman & Co., Auctioneers,
(Bosher's Building corner Ninth and Main Streets
nN THURSDAY, THE % DAY OF
March, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, We
Will SELL at our store, i'll Boshers Building, corner
Of Ninth and Main streets, assortment of
MERCHANDISE,
FURNITURE, &C.,
of which particulars will be given in future adj
vertisement.
Consignments solicited, and received up to day Of
sale. FREEMAN Il CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
e27 corner Of Ninth and Main streets
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.uEAP FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

FLOUR, NEAL,
BACON, LARD,
BUTTER, EGGS,
BEANS, PEAS,
POTATOES,
DRIED FRUIT,
SUGAR, TEA,
COFFEE,
CANDLES,
SOAP,
ana general assortment OF GROCERIES and
LIQUORS, which ( will sell in quantities to suit
customers.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL, Twelfth street,
fe "a 6ts between Main aud Cary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

Hctm IDS Concentrated FFtF0ce
Buchu is the Great Diurvfc Helmbolds Concfntrated
Hxtraf garaparilla the Great blood Purihef Both
ere prepared according rules Of Pharmacy ard Chem
Gals .vd arc the pnrt activ. that eap be raacj
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequaled preparation which possesses the p4cu
liar properties ofrestcrng hair TO its original color
and IL &c fhe color possessed before il
Turned grey i. 10 permanent. cure for daDarur,
strengthens and euifrens the roots Of the hair the
hair LASTING and natural moisture d.,6rnf scur
itching and 81 Persons that have tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds o.
Tonic and Hair and hal never been able 10
nnd srticie that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured pc
tho had solid masses Of dandruf all knitted and
eemented together in the share - cup covering the
whole head and n the II thirty days after using
ny Tonic the and dsndruf ali disappeared and the
hair, which had until that uue bean YrVented from
growing. resumed It's former hesifhy Growth.
In the Of one James Arshan. OF the 2s lows In
fantry whose head covered with thick coating Of
dandru and scurf mentioned above ard wi hair
had almost completely fallen ogr Is shown the virtue n
sh. Tonic forn the OF three wesk3 application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condtoa and hair
commenced to beautifully. This Il emily
ofths kindln Thousand. cend uentisn rsny others
bat for want fspaee and ecst ented do
ing
Sold by o GORGE CABUs. corner Of Second aud Main
strset Proef5 cents per bottle liberal seoun, to
he trade mch3l-i6m
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THEGATE CITY.

=
BrsnoP WHrrEHorsE, of the Episcopal !, mo,
cese of Illinois, some months since proInplse -
the Rev. j. w! sCracrSft from ofhciaung - =
Grace Churcb : (iafesburr, for ttfe technical
irregularity of not having presented Ms dis,
missorv papers from the Diocese OF ohlo, ana
for political preaching. The latter was, how.
ever. the renI source of grievance TO the
R;sbon Bisbop McIlvaine, who read the
sermons. and ali the loyal people WHO heard
them. found nothing EXCEPTIONALLY political in
the discourses. They in fact merely urged
devotion and loyalty to the Government as a
duty of Christian citizens. Bishop White
house has now put the climax on his conduct
by expelling Grace Church from his diocese
having forced "a vote through the Illinois Con-
vention, when only part of the members
were present. His action will be made the
subject Of an appeal to the general convention
Of the Episcopal Church, which is soon to
meet at Philadelphia.
<--------
A CAPITAL story is told OF the French nov
elist. Alexandra Dumas At the Theater
Historique, rich tradesman--one of the
shareholders of the theater-solicited the
honor of an introduction to him. On the
favor being granted he thus addressed Dumas:
" You're a mulatto, are yon not? : "Oh,
YES, said the novelist, wondering what was
to come next. : Then your father was ne
gro " OF course he was, replied Dumas,
Niuking at those present " Then your grand
father, (hesitating,) your grandfather"
Was an ape" interrupted Dumas Bah :;
" There is no bah in the NATTER continued
Dumas; "my family begins where yours
ends and he turned his back upon him
amidst roars of laughter from the bystanders.
-+->-<---
TRANSPORTATION AND COLONIZATION OF THE
NEGRoEs.-We have received lengthy com.
muncation on this subiect-too long for prac-
teal good Besides, with the end of slavery,
the question has ceased to be of interest. They
are now free, and we don't know that we have
any more right to transport them now than
We have to transport any other The subject
was once a debatable one. but slavery having
ceased to exist in the United States by the
fortunes of war, the question of transportation
and colonization has ceased to be living
issue.-Erening Ners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

Ceeur, SmOofh skin au1 Hdautt.
f Corle xol, follow The of ITe3SAhoifs CobeentrA
tsd F1nid Kxtr~ct HsfapaSiiia II rsncvss hS, spot
~ ard al s~rg sgpe Of the AHA sas.ssni ~ tas
, 1865-08-29
TUESDAY. 29rn AUGUST 1865.

On Sunday last an unusual stir was OBJ
ser ed in the town Of Frederiksted, and, on
enquiry, it was a>cortai ed that the friends
and a quaintanc2s Of Ma, or Gyllich were
on their way to his residence to congratu-
late him on the flftieth anniversary of the
day on which he entered His NIaiesty's
service. Many Of the authorities were al
so present, including His Excellency the
Governor, who presented Major GyIiich
with the order OF Knight of Dannebrog at
the command Of His Majesty the King.
The Major, we are sure, highly appreciates
this mara of favour on the part Of our Sow
ereign, as also that show Of esteem on the
part of the public in General.
, 1865-08-29

Mr.. Welcomes Photographic rooms,
which have been open for some time, will
be closes on Saturday next. We strongly
advise all who may wish a good picture
to call without delay, as we have not, we
may venture to say, ever had a better pho
t~ographist in this Island. His prices are
also moderate.
, 1865-08-29

SAMPLE Of the Slaves TO be seen
at the office Of @. Behagen Esp,
Bassin, and at the Auction Room.
West End.
st. Croix 28th August 1865.
e. ey. EGobTms0rG,
AuctiCnocr.