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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-23

Aa-We call our readers attention to SMITH, BROS.
& Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros & Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at SS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at IS West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars, Ties, Scars &c
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House, No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
To CONSERVATIVES.
THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS. COUGHS, COLDS and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson's person
al supervision, also pamphlet containing the orig-
nal prescription with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use together with short history Of
his case, may be obtained of
SETH s. HANcE, Druggist,
lOS baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
165 South Second street.
williamsburg. N. Y.
A1Pfios Of Remedy. % Fer package. Pamphlet
furnished nv Of charge, sso-a&Wsm3
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BALTIMORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DECEMBER 23 1861

O-@TFEE STOCK OF WATCHES. JEWEL
GES RY. SILVER AND PLATED WARES for
sale by G. D. CLARK, carefully selected for his holi-
day sales is particularly worthy the attention of pur
chasers, Mt No. 90 South Calvert street. one square
from Baltimore street. dl9-6t
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TF +. KNAPP's INSTITUTE.


=, Inc exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEAI, September 4th, at o'clock A. NJ on which
day new scholars will be admitted.
three higher classes exclusively intended for young
full operation at present.
Parents sending boardeTs. requested to provide
for theif punctul arrival
suSl-tH 7. KNAPP.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers.

By GrubDs s. Williams, Auctioneers.
"OUSE FOR RENT AND FURNI-
TURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, February GOTH at 10 o'clock A. NJ. We
will rent 1T auction, for the tenn Of year from the
18th of February, the BRICK and FRAME HOUSE
on the north side of Clay, between Second and
Third streets.
1t has five rooms, besides kitchen; is in good Or
der. and is furnished with gas and water.
After which, will be sold the FURNITURE
therein, embracing the usual variety, consisting, in
part, Of
A neat Cottage set Of FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS and other CARPETS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
CHINA and GLASSWARE, &c.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
fe II AuctionCers.
SOLID SILVERWARE.
Viii be added to the above sale,
SOLID OLD SILVERWAEE-tea and
tablespoons and other articles.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ADDITIONAL.
COOkING-STOVE, with all the FIN
TURES;
2DIVANS,
SEWING-MACHINE,
CROCKERY, consisting of half a dozen
glt-edgedcups and saucers, teapot and
sugar dish,
IRONS.
fe 20 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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Schultz's life-boat, which WAS, fortu-
mtely, not included in the wreck.
"From gentleman who was aboard
a the Schultz 1t the time, we learn that
when the explosion occurred he was sit
ting in the stern Of the boat, and heard
the report Of the explosion, but scarcely
felt any shock in consequence. The
result OF the contact with the torpedo
was as has been described above:
"The following named gentlemen,
members Of the Ambulance Committee,
were on board, and were all, we are
happy to say, saved -Messrs. w. j.
Bevill, Jas. l.. Apperson, Edward Will
son, Andrew Johnston and Edward D.
Eacho.
1.-TWO Of the guard, namely: privates
Condif, of Bedford county, and Cribs,
belonging to Georgia regiment, were
drowned, as were also two negro fire.
men Of the boat.
civilian Hudson, Twentieth South
Carolina, and James Spear, of the same
regiment, are also among the saved.
"The names of those given above as
among the drowned are believed to COM
plete the list of the lost by this sad Ca
tastrophe.
captain Hill, We understand, was
acting as pilot of the Schultz at the
time. We are informed that whilst pass
ing the fleet on the downward trip, in the
morning, he had hailed one of the gun
boats, and asked that pilot be sent
aboard to see to the navigation of the
boat, but received the answer that there
were no pilots to be had, as they had
gone to Richmond. The affair, we pre-
sumo, will undergo an investigation.
"The Schultz had lately undergone
extensive repairs at the hands of the Co
vernment, and this illomencd trip was,
we believe, her second since her resump-
ton of trips.
"The officers of the Exchange Bureau
were upon the Allison at the time of the
catastrophe"
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMITS
~ SION HOUSE.--The subscribers have ASSOC
ciated themselves, under the style Of WALKER &
WRENN, for the purpose of conducting a GRO
Gerry AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS. Their storehouse is on Fourteenth street,
between Main and Franklin.
They solicit consignments of all kinds of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE generally,
and pledge themselves to give strict attention and
prompt returns to all sales intrusted to them.
Families and clearinghouse keepers would do
as VIC have agents throughout the country buying
up provisions JOHN w. WALKER,
late of Cumberland county.
A. W. WRENN,
fe l0-eo6ts late of Culpeper county, Virginia
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURB DAY.
BY Edhng 4 Co., Auctioncers,
No. 202 Main street,

"E WILL SELL, AT OUR AUG.
w TION-HOUSE, No 2o2 Main street. ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, February %. 1865, a
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE &c consist;ro in mart
as follows: -
BEDS, CHAIRS
BEDSTEADS, BLANKETS.
BUREAUS, SHOES
WASHSHANDS, BONNET FRAMES
MATTRESSES, SILK DRESSES. Sc
ALSO,
splendid DOUBLE GUN but little used:
z excellent SlOATS SEWING MACHINES
IN perfect order;
20 Teams WRITING PAPER
Several fine GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES.
f. 90 EDI.ING & CO.. Auctioneers.
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A FEMALE SoLDIER.-A woman named
Mollie Bean, attired in Confederate uni
form, was committed to Castle Thunder
yesterday. She halls from North Caro-
lima, and once before was an. Inmate Of
the prison for the same offence.
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OFFICIAL.
1NkAspAy lRrANTMxSr
kiehmO1ld Auepc%s yexI

CCNrHbHs.rH SrATvs on AMra,cA.
Richmond, Angus. ., 1884.
TERTTFICAfESOF INDEBTEDNESS
" BEARING SIX PER CENT PER AN.n11
In fEKEsr AND FREE FROM TAXATYnV ~,
the fourteenth section Of the act to reduce The
rency, approved February II, 1864, the setrstsr =.
the Treasury is authorized 70 issue the abovs -
Ecates payable two years after the ratification, -
treaty Of peace with the United States rv,ay 80
cot be sold, but are only to be issued TO sseh ere
tors OF the Government wiling TO ree.;va ~.
same in payment Of their demands rh4y mus. s .s
De gwen at par, though free from taxation '-''
The attention OF purchasing agents and a;s,,u
ing officers Of the Government is called to This O.
ofpnblic securities as Offering peculiar adyas,a@cs
to those from whom the supplies Of the Govern
are bought; snd to facilitate TIE use Of them cl
drawn by disbursing officers upon the dep,stsr;
holding these funds, and marked across tbs e.
paid in conformity Herewith. VA 's
Depositaries are hereby authorized and rso,;,,s
10 comply with this regulation, and to make avn.
catioiA0 the Register for supplies Of cer.iieas a.
required. lSignedj q. A. TRENHOLM
j. rs Secretary OF Treasure
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
BY Burton & Wallace, A,ctioneers,
NO. 3 Bclvin's Block

DARN OF TWENTY ACRES, WITH
4 IN ONE MILE OF THE NEW MARKET.
VIII be rented at public auction, the 9TH OF
FEBRUARY, 1865, at II O'clock AZ, On the pre-
misses, IF not rented privately before,) the RESI-
DENCE, and FARM o1 twenty acres, lately occu-
pied by Charles NJ. allace, Oh the New road, ad-
joining the farm of Samuel E. Dove The improve
lnents consist of fine dwelling, in excellent 1e-
pair, conta ming six rooIns, excellent oyersecrs
house. Large barn. and large, new ice-houso, Wi til
ample servants quarters. There is III excellent
well OF water and fine young orchard and vineyard.
The land Is we'll improved and well watered having
been cultivated as market farm.
Possession given immediately.
ft 20 BURTON q WALLACE, Auctionecrs
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CosFEDEEArE STATS oP AMERICA.
RIcRSnyD, December |. 1854

RicRsoyD. December l, 1854
EVENT II IRVY TREASVR
~ NcIES.-In pursuance OF ar act OF Conrrc.I
approved November q 1854, entitled San 9a. :,
authorize the Secretary ltae Treasury 20 exola,s
coupon bond 50: s.7ea-thlrty treasury notes hn
ers OF su:a notes a-e hereby notified that a,ar 80
payment Of he annual Interest due thereon an 30
drst day Of January, 1865, upon presentation Of "a
same, the tTea3lrar, Assistant Treasurers ard p
Depos!tsTies las designated At foot will isSIc q
fcates therefor, which Till en.ie!e the soi5e-s -
coupon bond5 pa{a5." thirty yesrs after lie frs -
OF January, 1885, bearing six per cent IN :. POS. 20
the satG first OF January, 1855, PAYABLE or IN. 49,
days OF January and jay IL each year The r.
surer, Assistant 1reasurers ard Dcpositar1e{ -
make weekly reports % the Register OF TIE Tn, ~,
OF such certificates issued at their Offices vElysIr
bonds will De sent forward III satisfaction Ct sim,
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner AMI
forwarded to the First Aii'' tor.
G. A. TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of TreasxsJ.
Treasurer a. Richmond Virginia,
Assistant TreaSurers at Charleston aaj Mnhff.
DoposItarles at Raleigh ard " ilmir gton, To,,Lc
roiina,
Deposie.rles at Charleston AK. Columbia. so1.br
ro,ina.
Depositares at Savannah and Algusla Gporoi,
Repositories ut Tallahassee, Honda an NJ
merry, Alabama. 80
Depos:taries at columbus, Mississippi. ana T.,.-.,
and Marshall, Texas. =
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DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER SCHULTZ
By THE EXPLOSION OF A ToRpEDo.-On
Friday afternoon last the steamer
Schultz, commanded by Captain d. j.
Hill, was destroyed by running aioul of
q torpedo in James river; between Cox's
landing and Chaffin's bluff. Our con-
temporary of the Wig has been fur
nithcd with the following particulars Of
the unfortunate occurrence:
The Schultz had gone down in the
morning to Cox's landing, in company
with the steamer William Allison, for
the purpose of bringing up number of
our expected returned prisoners of war,
who were to have been received at that
point. By a Providential interposition-
in view Of the subsequent catastrophe
that befel the Schultz-our expected
braves did not arrive at the landing in
time to embark upon the two steamers
that were awaiting them. The fog. it is
said, delayed the arrival of the Yankee
truce boats at Varina, the point at
which our men were to have disem-
barked. Information having arrived
that our men would not reach Varina
until this morning, the Schultz and the
Allison proceeded to return to Rich
mond-the Allison having quantity of
Yankee supplies aboard as freight.
When between two and three miles
from Cox's, the bow Of the Schultz struck
= floating torpedo, causing the steamer
70 swing around and sink bow foremost,
me stern protruding several feet above
the surface Of the water. and affordine
sa.e'y % the majority of those aboard Of
neg, consisting Of some twelve Or fifteen
persons. among whom were several mem
nsrs OF the Ambulance COMMITTEE If
.nls casy, together with 4 number Of
e,,ss sa 2 -. hospital nurssa. etc, Who
.. 49, g "a. ~ portion Of the vessel until
.so... sa. y the Allison-which was
9esH alse bsisg sased by nssas q Il.
=
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\ UCTION SALE, AT OUR OFFICE,
IA OF SMALL FARM OF NINETEEN ACRES
Oh LAND, NEAR HUNGARY STATION, ON
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC KAlLROAD.-Will be sold, at our Of
flee, onTHURSDAY, the 23d of February, the small
FARM, located as above described, adjoining the
land of John Is. Glazebrook and others-twelve
acres cleared, the balance in wood. The improve
ments are a small dwelling, with three rooms.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS,
fe 20 AuctiOneerS.
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Police ARREsrs.-The following par
ties were arrested yesterday and COM
mitted to the lower station house
Mary and Harriet, slaves to James NJ.
Talbot, and Richard, slave to Mary
Raymond, charged with felony John o.
Herring, white, charged with stealing a
silver watch, the property Of W. G..
Blanton, and E!lick, slave to p. Penny
hacker, charged with stealing unfinished
shoe work and calfskins, the property
o! j. F. Lowry L Co.
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MAYoR's CouRT. attention E,
His Honor on Saturday was engrossed
in hearing and disposing of the follow.
ing cases:
George f. Fleming, charged with steal
ing pocket>book from John W. Mar
shall, was remanded for examination be-
fore the Hastings Court,
Moses Harris, slave, was arraigned on
the charge of felony; but, in considera-
ton of the absence of witnesses, the
accused was remanded for further exam
iaation. Moses is one Of the party sus-
pected of breaking into DR.. Foote'S
residence few weeks since and stealing
therefrom a valuable lot of jewelry and
clothing. The robbery took place in the
day time, while DR.. Foote was out to
dinner. Upon the person of the pri.
soner, when 1ted, was found the
vest, drawers ard shirt which were stolen
at the time.
Edward and Scott, slaves of William
A. Irving, charged with assaulting and
beating Lewis, slave of Miss S. Skip.
with, was ordered to be whipped.
The case of Jim, slave of William
Allen, charged with murder, was further
continued till the 28th.
Several other cases Of Slight import
were disposed of, after which the Mayor
vacated his seat.
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GARRoTED.- r o'clock on Satur:
day evening, young man, named r. W.
Odds, was seized by three men, in the
neighborhood Of the city Jail, thrown to
the ground and robbed of a pocket book
containing one hundred and ninety dol
lars, his retirement papers, and several
other valuable documents. Odds is from
Nelson county, Virginia, and had upon
his person passport to go home.
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Massachusetts. John w. Davies &
Sons have published the "Lee Schot~
tische," piece of music composed by
Mr.. j. W. Evans, Of this city. 1t is
highly spoken Of by amateurs, whose
opinions are worth having, as delightful
piece of music
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By James II. Radcliffe, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, goth instant, at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
at the old stand Of Richard Cauthorn, on Fifteenth
street. will sell at auction, for cash, lot OF FL r.
NITURE, consisting, in part, of
FEATHER BEDS,
Cane and Woode,l-bottom CHAIRS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
BUREAU,
SAFE,
: DINING TABLES.
| superior COOklNG-STOIE,
TRUNKS,
Il lot Of BED CLOTHING,
WASH-TUBS,
kIFCIIENWARE, sc.
ALSO,
single-barrel GUNS,
l new BRACE and BITS,
| LADIES' SIDE-SADDLE,
together with many other articles.
IL Is JAMES r. RADCLIFFE.
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TREASURY DrpAEIsEyy.J
Co-'rEDEuATE STATES OF ANyRr-.


I DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
Z ! FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX pIo
TENT. NOE-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDIR TiIr
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRrV,iT
LAW.-oeposits Oh call will be received bv ;, =
I!easGror IN this city, Assistant Troas;i,ers =,
CLarieston AMI Mobile, and the pepo,.tara, =,
Wilmington, itaieish, Columbia, Aucle,a. Save..
nah and Montgomery, and certificates vii be iss,ot
for the same, bearing Interest AZ tie rate Of .r
cent per annuin, and secured ty the Ayroth.eqtlr
Of ali amount Of the above bonds equal 10 ,te s,.
Of these loans. The bonds 70 be sat apart by+..
treasurer, and the proceeds when so.d aTIiri n,
clusLvely TO the Payment Of the said csrtifcstes
The security and convenience afforded 70 b,rA,
and other corporations, and 10 the public geuer,a.
By this ,liode CT temporary investment, and the
feet OF the measure. il generally adopted in Zee,
ing the currency Within m0derat q bounds Il IS hi,
viii commend it to the favorable confederation 5i-
continuity and secure their prompt c3-ober3.ts
carrying tl1l:5 ssect. @. 4. TRENHOLM
10 It's Secretary q the 'fxcs,grT
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

DRAINED HOUSE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF CONCORD STREET CENTRAL
RAILROAD), NEAR 10 FIFTEENTH STREET,
Al AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, February 22d,
at o'clock Z. NJ, we will sell upon the premises,
rooms, formerly owned by James Mander, and
situated as above, being the tenement nearest to
Carrington's mill. The lot is Of the usual size.
Terms: At sale. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1865
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS,
fe 70 AuctonccrS.
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HOUSE AND LOT IN SIDNEY, ON

HOUSE AND LOT IN SIDNEY, ON
IL THE PLANKROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
T.vN.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, 23d OF Fee
HOUSE and LOT at the corner OF the pankroa
and Park street, just beyond the store of Mr.. Rid
dell. The house Is nearly new; has four rooms be-
hundred and seventy feet and runs back one hum
drcd and eighty feet, and is well enclosed.
TERMS {: At sale.
GRUBBS e. WILLIAMS,
fe 20 Auctionccrs
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HOUSE AND LOT, ON THIRTIETH

HOUSE AND LOT, ON THIRTIETH
i STREET, BETWEEN LEIGH AND NJ,
FUk SALE AT AUCTlON.--On TUESDAY,
February 2lst, at four o'clock F. NJ, We will
sell, upon the premises, the FRAMED DWELL
ING, occupied by Mrs. Dennis, situated as above,
and adjoining the residence of John r. Mountcastle
1t has four rooms. The lot fronts thirty-seyen
feet and runs back two hundred and sixty tour feet
to Thirty-first street.
TERMS /: At sale.
Purchaser to pay taxes for 1865.
GRUBDS u WILLIAMS,
fel1 Auctionecrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
Dy Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Of1ce Governor street, between Main and Franklil

(Oface Governor street, between Main and Franklin)
r WILL SELL, AT MY STORE, ON
l Governor street, between Main and Franklin,
On MONDAY, the goth Of February, commencing
at 10 O'Clock. large lot Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, amongst which isa
Splendid Rosewood PARL0R SUITE, in
satin brocatellc;
Plush and Hairc-lOth TETE-A-TETES and
SOFAS,
Plush and Hair-cloth CHAIRS,
Extension and other Dining TABLES,
Marble-top TABLES,
CARD TABLES,
WARpsosBEs.
DESKS,
BEDsTEADs,
FEATHER BEDS,
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES,
BLANKETS,
SHEETS,
COMFORTS,
PILLOWS and holsters,
Several splendid sets TEA CHINA,
PLATES,
DISHES,
PITCHERS and other CRocKERYwARE,
TUMBLERS,
WINES and other GLASSWARE,
, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH,
silks, Merinos and Summer DRESSES,
Ladies' UNDERSTANDS,
Gentlemen's CLOTHING,
Ladies' and Gentlemcn's SHOES,
splendid Mexican SHAWL,
Several fine Ladies' SHAWLS,
A fine DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN,
Gold and Silver WATCHES,
A splendid GOLD CHAIN (warrantedl,
2 CANARY BIRDS warranted fine songsters).
ALSO,
at l2 NJ, will be sold, in front Of my store
Splendid FAMILY CARRIAGE and HAIR
NESS, but very little used. and i'll per-
feet order.
fels T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
T WILL SELL, AT MY STORE, ON
l Governor street. between Main and Franklin,
on MONDAY NEXT, the goth instant, large
quantity OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE. amongst which is splendid
rARLOR SET, in satin brocatellc;
Superior TEA CHINA, GLASS and CROCKE-
RYWARE,
CLOTHING, &c.
A more particular description in future adyer-
tlSemcnt.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to my sale, on MONDAY, at l.
O'Clock NJ,
One splendid FAMILY CARRIAGE,
nearly new and in perfect order.
fe lG TIIOS. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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FTNHIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will sell at auction, on THURSDAY, February
23d, commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ, at the Com
federate States lot Bdcons Quarter Branch thirty
condemned HORSES ami Nj JULES.
BY order of Il. L. ARCHER, Major and Quarter.
master. fe iGl L. W. KEESEE, -Auctioreer.
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By +. B. Cook, Auclioneer,
(No. 70 Main street,


HANDSOME FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, GLASSWARE. CitOCKERY, GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES, &c. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.--On TUESDAY. the 2ist instant, az 10
O'clock, Will sell, az my store, large assoi neIt
OF FURNITURE, &c, embracing
Mahogany sci of Chamber Furniture,
! massive y srirobe, with Mirror aud Drawers;
Mahogany ard u alnut Cabinets Aia1t!c-
tops,
Washstanjs, Chairs.
Dining, Card and Toilet Tables
Eeisteais, Feather Beds,
Mattresses and Bedding,
Several handsome Brussels and Ingram Car
pets,
beautiful nasic-case Gold Watch,
Several dOuhe-cased oron-taCed Cold and
Silver Watches,
splendid diamond Breastpin, eighteen dia-
mondS ana coral set.
An excellent assortment Of Crcckery, Dishes,
Plates, Cups and Saucers, sc.
a choice lot Of Glassware,
Fink Satin Dresses .iiii other Ladies' Cloth
ing,
An assortment OF Gentemen's Clothing,
Writing Paper, Envelopes,
Bank Books, Sc.
Cooking and other Stoves, &c.
te is l.. Il. COOK, Auctioneer.
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49,
4 DMTNTSTRATORS SAJ.E-T Mill
~ sell at public auction, Oh TUESDAY. Ea-
b111ary 81 1865 commencing at IL O'clock ali the
PERSONAL PROPERTY Of Thopas Jones, de-
ceased in the store lately occupied BIZ him. No
COFFEE,
MANUFACTURED IOBACCO,
HOBS,
OIL CO0NLAI,
Oil ALMONDS,
LIHEh,
WHITE ShhcF,
herring II e fROof IkON
NuEoi laage size
"a -" $500
''A'i' i'ree 1ENi bAiANCLS-
CroWn weigh @'''' p'"h1s'
$500 1890
S S.I.I,
S.TOOTS
DESKS
COPYING; pRESSEo
TIN MEAsITRES
JTOIr0R FAyTCETa
IIAND rRI7CKS
SrEp.rADDER
WATRR UOSE AND pJpr
WATER.COOLER
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TINE NAMED PER-

IN H + FOLLOWING.NAM PER-
l. SONS, owners of property deposited with HE
by the Povost- Marshal III Richmond, are required
to call for it sixty days, it will be sold at auc
ton:
J. Wood, alias McAbee, f. ArlwoYth,
David Walsh, Lieutenant JOS. Wagon,
NJ Joice or d. Hawkins, c. B. Lewis,
u. L. Bennett, q. O. Pippn,
W. L. Bray, G. b. Cook,
John Marcello, L. McGinn,
H. Adams, a. LuInpkin (nesrol,
Colonel Menger, j. Sarvin, alias Coivin,
A. w. Colvin, Thos d. Lawson,
II. Adams, s. II. Adams,
b. McMilen, W. e. Bresst:t,
W. Fay, - Duggan,
J. Dondon, J. N. Rainier,
Captain NJ. II. Bennett, -. Bum,
J. Hunt, alias Conley, A. Richardson,
W. Spongal, A. Carson,
NJ. Waybrght, D. r. CLARK,
d. Heistein, j. Baker,
&c. Lyons, W. A. Hanniger,
j. H. Gunth, j. ID. Bann,
Peter Gibson, V. Gerard,
w. Carnivy, w. Sears,
C. d. Farrell, Robt. Hall,
J. A. Cobbs, i. Z. McIureons,
c. Hoffert, J. II. Grubbs,
- GoSwick, II. E. Van Brunt,
c. Hotiert, G. Ham,
John Caul, Pat. Jones,
+. 7. Davis, &c. Petty,
b. w. Webb, Jos. Lee,
c. W. Vaine, J. Barnweu.
c. MCREIT,
Captain and Assistant Quartcrmaster.
Quartegmasters Office, Richmond, Virginia, January
%, 1865. ia 2S-3Ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-20

TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
j SIX ACRES OF LANDIN AMELIA COUNTY,
ON NAMOZIN CREEK, WITHIN TWO MILES
OF APPOMATTOX RIVER, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-We offer for sale the above-described
farm. 1t adjoins the lands of Mr.. Nance and the
estate Of John w. Foster, deceased about thirty
hickory and pine. There no improvements on
the place except a large barn. To effect speedy
sale, it will be sold for the low price OF $40 per acre.
Apply at once to GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
IL lit Auctioneers.