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GEORGE W. MrNFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

AN ACT TO AMEND AND fE-ENACT THE
FIRST SECTION OF THE SEVENTH CHAR
TER OE THE CODE OF VIRGINIA edition
Of l>G0), AND 10 DIRECT \ SYNOPSIS OF
70 BE PREPARED. PRINTED AND DE-
LlNEHED. Passed February p, 1868.
l. BE Il cnGcteG hp NE general AsSc0b'y, That
the first section O: chapter seven Of the Code of Nir-
GINA edition Of lsGol ~ amended ana rc-enactcd
SO as to read as !olicw~;
81. Election, ls.. ., hell in the several coun-
ties ana 81. y.;ivI~ ~,ilf 10 repre- Sentaton, and
elsewhere provided ~ law, for the election Of
Delegates 30 - .ct.'';N as are required by law
TO lie elected ia the III Of those bicnnialy dis
placed 'ae :,;.i1i. Thursday III March. in the
year 1865, ait: Dn TIE s4me day III every second
year the1ejf4 %: Il. - ion Of Governor Lieu
teI.anttCv.lsi ward A::0rncyGuner.l on the fourth
Thursday il, N4.th il the year 1867, and On the
day ii every fourth year thereafter; for the
election of Commissioner OF the Board of Public
Works. in each Of the districts laid off for that pur-
pose, foows In the first district, the fourth
Thursday IN March, IL the year 1865, and the
same day for each succeeding district every two
years thereafter; and or choosing electors Of Pres
dent and Vice President OF the Confederate States
on the first Wednesday in November, in the year
1867, or such other day rs Congress may determine
and every sixth year thereafter Prorded, that upoA
tle order for special election of electors Of President
and NiCc-Presldent of the Confederate States under
the requirements of the Confederate Constitution or
laws of Congress, the election shall be held The day
specified by the officer of the Confederate Govern
ncnt whose duty II Is 10 order such election, ana
for the election Of Representatives i'll Congress on
thetirst Wednesday in November, i'll the year 1865,
and on the same day in every second year thereat
ter. 1t shah be the duty Of the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth to prepare synopsis of the several
laws relating TO elections showing the duties and
obligations Of superintendents and other officers
holding elections, accompanying the with
forms OF poll books, OF Oaths OF officers, and of
turns of election. The same shall be PRINTED by
the Public Printer, and a notice shall be given in
the newspapers IN the city Of Richmond, stating
that officers of elections may obtain copies thereof
by.app cation to the said Secretary.
-. THIS act shall be in force from its passage,
and continue in force only duing the war;
copy from the rolls-Teste:
WILLIAM +. GORDON, Jn.,
Clerk House of Delegates and Keeper of Rolls.
All newspapers in the State will copy three times
and send bills to Examiner office for settlement.
mh2-3t w. T. G., Jr.
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EORTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAM

EORTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
ON THE NEW ROAD LEADING BY
CAMP LEE, TWO MILES FROM THE CITY,
AT AUCrION.-On THURSDAY, the "a Of
March latter the renting of Laburnum), We will
SELL upon the premises, the above manned property
1t is a part OF the farm formerly owned by Cap
tain John Goddln. 1t lies opposite to NJ. s. Tay-
lors farm, and fronts both on the New road and a
cross-road leading out to Brook turnpike.
1t lies well and is susceptible Of great improve
ment.
1t will be divided into two lots Of twenty 1.-TWO
acres each.
If desired, it may be treated for privately before
the day of sale.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence Of the rain.
the above renting and sales are postponed till MON
DAY NEXT, the 9th of March, at II o'clock, when
will be hired out, for the balance Of the year,
raj SERVANTS. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 3 Auctionccrs.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CoHFKpER.rE STATES OF AMERICA,
nc"soND, December l, 1864.
EVENT II RI I TREAS Y y
TREASURY DEPaRT.vNr


~ NOrES.-In pursuance OF an:act of Congress
approved November %, 1861, entitled "An ACT "a
ai,thoIZe the Seer ta-y t:ae Treasury 70 EXCHANGE
coupon bond s:,r se 7e-thiTty treasury notes hold.
ers OF s1,a rotes are hereby notified that after tn
payment Of Tie annual interest due thereon on he
first day Of January, 1865, ypon preseut4on Of tha
came, tbs :rea2~rer, Assistant Ireasurcrs ana p.v
Dtpo>itaIlcs las designated At FOOT will issue cer,i
Gcates therefor, which will eptjtle the holder. :,
coupon bonds payable thirty after he frstd,y
OF Jau.ary, 1859, bearing six Per cent interest from
the salo first Of Jaaatry, $50, payable on the Grt
days OF January dni jay III each year The Trea.
surer, Assistant Trcasurers ard Dcp0sitarics Will
make weekly reports TO the Regstt the re.,lirv
of such certificates issued at ttei. foes whcrel,ron
bonds will be sent forward III sati action Of same -
The notes viii be cancelled IN the usual ma:.,ryd
forwarded 70 the First Auditor.
G.. A. TRENHOLM
Score. arg Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia
Assistant TTeaSurer5 AZ Cha, ltst.n an! Noble
Deuositares at Raleigh ard " iluir ston NORTH ca.
rolina,
DepositaTies at Charleston anG itlun.bia soa.aCa.
roliha.
Depositaries at Savannah and A,.pl.sta Gco~ga.
Deposltar!es at Tallahassee, lloI.Ga and M5n,vo,
rlcry, Alabama.
Dcpostaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
ana MttISiiaH' 1eA@5. "a Ia
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sourHlRS EXPRESS COMPANY,

SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMPANY,)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February %, 1865 !
Agents and messengers will receive and forward
promptly any packages mail he'd as above stated and
let the charges be collected in Richmond
Shippers will be requested to put their packages
in good shipping condition, and our agents will al
ways regard these goods as preferred freight
J. +. GIBSON, Assistant superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg papers viii copy
and send bill to Express Office at those places.
fp Dim
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DRowSED.-At an early hour yester
day morning, the body Of white man
was found in the mill-race OF. Shockoe
(Smythe's) Mill, south side of the dock,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. Coroner Little, NJ. D., viewed
the corpse, but deemed an inquest UNI
necessary, as no marks Of violence were
visible on his person. No papers were
found leading to the Identification of the
deceased other than letter in his
pocket signed "T. Gilbert" addressed
to his cousin, C. Gilbert" In the
opinion Of the Coroner, the drowning
must have occurred on Wednesday
night. Parties living in the ncighborhood
state that late on that afternoon they
observed a man, who appeared to be in
toxicated, staggering around there, and,
in all probability, itw was the same indi-
vidual who subsequently fell in the dock
and was drowned.
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OF VIRGINIA

ID 4 FKVOII<tMAItoN:~ TIC ueI.TI'h .fSacl!I-
Nh having passed an act to change the time for
holding the general elections of this State, and
having prescribed that the elections for Members
of the General Assembly and for Commissioner Of
Pubic Works for the first district shall take place
on the fourth Thursday of the present month
march,, and for members OF Congress on the first
Wednesday in November next therefore l, Will
liam Smith, Governor Of the Commonwealth, do
hereby proclaim that the officers whose duty it is
10 hold said elections in the several counties and
corporations, and in the several military camps ia
which troops from this State ara stationed, shall
hold said elections at the times and places prescribed
By law, and hereby call the attention Of all the
people OF the Commonwealth TO the copy OF the act
hereto attached.
-, Given under my hand as Governor, and
, L. s. under the seal Of the Commonwealth, at
t--| Richmond, this LIST day OF March, 1860, and
il the eiShty-ninth ear Of the Coninonwealth:
WILLIAM SMITH.
By The Governor:
GEORGE W. MrNFoRD,
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BY E. 3. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 10 Main street.)

mo. 20 Main street)
HANDSOME FURNITURE, VALU-
ABLE BOOKS. COOKING-STOVE, &c,
FOR DALE AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the
Sd instant at 10 O'clock will sell, at my store, in
part, as follows:
Mahogany and other Wardrobes,
French, Cottage and other BcdSteads;
Handsome Cabinets,
Washstands,
Dining, Card, Toilet and other Tables;
Plrlor Cane and Windsor Chairs
Very superior Feather Beds,
Bolsters and Pillows,
Excellent Hair and Shuck Mattre ;ses,
Blankets, Sheets and Pillow Cases;
80 dozen Clarke's Spool Cotton,
An assortment of Crockery and Glassware, sc.
An assortment of Gentlemen's and Ladies'
Clothing.
superior Morning-Star Cookins-Stove, COM
A valuable lot of Books, embracing many
School Books;
splendid Silver-rlated Urn,
splendid Silver-plated set Bohemian Ocean
tiers, beautifully engraved;
Sloat's Elliptic Sewing Machine, complete.
NH 2 f.. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST
AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS, KNOWN
UEHOSPITAL."-AsC Commissioner,
acting under a decree of the Circuit Court CT the
county Of JIenIico, in the of Beale and others
against Roddy and Others shall, on Friday, the
Sd day of March, 1865, ut a o'clock NJ of that day,
if fair if not then the first fair day thereafter,
at the same hour, sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, the property To-
Gated as above. It fronts one hundred and fifty
feet on Broad street and runs back between paral-
lei lines, one hundred and fifty feet to an alley.
The improvements thereon consist Of large dwell
ing, containing twenty-five rooms, &c. II will DC
sold as whole or subdivided, as may be deemed
most desirable at the time of SALE This is the most
valuable property which has been offered for sale in
this vicinity for some time.
TERMS: One-third cash, the balance in two equal
instalments, payable in twelve and twenty-fou
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
the title to be retained till the whole purchase money
is paid and conveyance directed by the court or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
+. NANCE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by GRuBBs & WILLIAMS Auc-
tioneers. feel
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By Robi;, on, Adams & Co., Auctioneers,
(corner Of Ninth and Main streets.)
WE WILL OFFER, ON FRIDAY
w NEXT, March 3d. ut auction, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, "
II boxes choice BROWN SUGAR,
barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
II boxes Wehb.s No. | BAR SOAP,
Is tubs fresh MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
10 bags RIO COFFEE very choice, 81
SO kegs NAILS (assorted),
with general assortment OF GROCERIES and
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
ALSO,
II bales rs OSNABURGS,
5 bales IA SIIEETINGS,
10 bales COTTON YARNS,
! boxes ENGRAVINGS, MUSIC and STA
TIONERY--rcmnant Of stock from a
Petersburg house.
ALSO,
S barrels JAMAICA RUM,
4 barrels WHISKEY,
% eases SCARFALETTA SMOKING TO-
BACCO,
Is cases CHANTICLEER SMOKING TO-
BACCO,
5 cases FLORIDA REGALIA CIGARS.
Particulars in special notice on morning Of sale.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO.,
NH AUct oneers
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ID BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
ID AUCT1ON.-will be sold at auction, on the
premises. on TUESDAY, the eth of March, at 4
O'clock r NJ, a LOT OF LAND at the southwest
corner Of st. Stephens and Charity streets, the
sven and half feet by one hundred and twenty
nile.
After which, say at T.. o'clock, a LOT On the
south side Of Duval street. near Dawson Gardner's,
fronting twenty-five feet by one hundred and thirty
five. These are pretty lots
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
NH Auctionecrs
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAY.
Ey 0rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

r ABURNUM FOR RENT AT AUG.
IL TION, AND SALE OF FLOODED CATTLE
AND FARMING UTENSILS, WAGON, HAIR
NESS, &c.-Will be rented Mt auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, I'd March, at II O'Clock N.
LAEURNUM, the late residence of James LYONS,
Esq, on the Brook turnpike, and half miles
from Richmond. There are over one hundred acres
ready for cultivation, ard some new land which may
be put in cultivation. There has been seeded on
the farm between fifty and sixty bushels of wheat
and oats. The Improvements sufficient for the
accommodation Of family and servants.
After tho renting, will be sold three COWS, Of
tho Attorney breed, and one Alderney BUI.L, and
the usual FARMING UTENSILS and one WAGON
and HARNESS.
Terms: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
mh3 Auctiouccrs
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Treasury DrP,RTETNr, !
COGEEDgRaTZ cTATks or AMERICA,
Richmond Julv 2H l-si J

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
4 der TO pr5Caote, as far as practicable, tie early
liquidation - n: Treasury Of the OUI&TANnI.,G
FAXED NOI2S, tire Treasurer, Assistant II"a-g
FER, and Pay Dopostaries IL the different site, re
hereby Authorized to receive the sad ?Qte, ~ -.I
the 100 notes, ct t65 Per ceI.t;.Ia deposit s,
ing for certificates OF loal upon Ayi o::..e,
a,on Of non-taxable bonds. The said cet:lf -s,y:I
be payable deIot.ld sfter the sXI ir9ll Of n.ct
lays
And ali agents for the sale If tire above bonds are
hereby authorized TO receive the tGXel notes, v7d
the exception above named, "a payment Of 5cL+s
Shen sod, a. Tie rate CT $50 per c"nt:m.
C. 4. TRENHOLM,
j.2-ts Secretary oi tie Treasury.
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TE\O VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.-The sol
Z dicIs III the field from Virginia can have pro-
visions sent them free Of expense by the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Packages should be marked plainly with the name
of the soldier, company, regiment and brigade
care OF Z. III. Mayo, Captain and Assistant Guar
tcllnnster, Richmond. Virginia, who will see that
they are sent to the proper. co.'s mands.
I. W. SIMS, X. -ltenant-Colonel
and Chief of Ha-oa.! Transportation.
Approved: A. Il. LAwroN, Qlerternlastcr- General
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BY Eebert I. Bass, Auctioncer.

By Esbert I. Bass, Auctioncer.
T WILL SELL, on THURSDAY, the
l. ID of March, at my stable, on Cary street, III
front of the old gash3uSe, at IL O'Clock precisely
One THOROUGHBRED STALLION, kind in
harness and hides we'll;
ALSO.
A first-class FAMILY HORSE,
One TOP-BUGIY. AND HARNESS,
One OPEN BUGGY,
One SPRING WAGON,
One SULKEY.
WILL BE ADDED:
A splendid BAY GELDING, by Red Eye, out of
a Morgan mare, SIX years Old, perfectly gentle ia
harness. and one of the fastest trotterS in the Con-
feteracy is also fine saddle horse, and warranted
sound. EGBERT T. BASS Auctioneer
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
the 4th instant, soon as the auction is over on
Council Chamber Hill; say o'clock
NH 3-2t' +. Il. BASS, Auctioneer
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THIS DAY.
by c. J. Gaines, Auctioneer.

WILL SELL, at 10 o'clock On FRI
i DAY MORNING, March 8, 1865, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Oathright, corner Of First and Duvs.
streets, her entire HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEr
FURNITURE, consisting, in part, Of the following
DIVANS,
MARBLE-TOP CABINET,
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
FEATHER BEDS and BEDDING,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES.
ALSO,
ANo. COOKING-STOVE,
CHINA and CROCKERYWARE,& &c, &c.
NH l-3t G. J. GAINES, Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February Is, 1865.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

1NUPUSALS Will BE RECEIVED
L by Captain GEORGE G. ORGAN, Assistant
Quarteimastcr. Richmond, Virginia. to furnish the
Quartermaster's Department with the following ar
ticles
600 gallons BLACK INK,
10 gallons RED INK,
70 gallons BLUEJNK,
200 pounds SEALING WAX,
so pounds WATERS,
100 pounds GUM ARABIC.
100000 BOTTLES or JARS. holding n gill.
100000 BOTTLES or JARS, holding a half-pint,
$4,000 HOTTIES or JARS, holding one pint,
$4,000 BOTTLES or JARS. holding one a,,art
1000 SAND BONES,
Milking 10000 ENVELOPES, Govern
nent furnishing paper
THOMAS L. BROUN,
fe 2a-ot Major and Quartermaster
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DspAsTwyyr.
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
Richmond, August T. ISr.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEpTEDNpsa

CONFEDERATE STATES or ANyktc,
Richmond, August :, 1864.
NERT1F1CATESOF INDERTEDNPaa
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT PER ssyrr.
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.
the fourteenth section Of the act 70 reduce tho ~
rency, approved February II, 1864, the se.reta,r"
the treasury Is authorized 70 issue the aboye ca-.
hcates, payable two years after the ratification -
treaty oi peace with the United States Tnsy 80
not be sold, bTlt are only to be issued 70 such r
Of5 oi Inc Government wiling TO rsce; ~ -
same IN Payment Of their demands they mus. aI.o
BE- g,vei at par, though free from taxation.
Ihe attention @: purchasing agents and ii sbDr.-
ING oflce.s Of the Government is called 70 fiji, cass
Of li'biic securities "A offering peciar advantages
70 those from whom the SUPPLIES Of the 0oys1-cer.
ere bought and 20 faciitaje the use OF them
drawn by disbursng officers upon the Gerogtar1e.
holding these funds, and marked across the facs
payable IL certificates Of Eidebtedressn vii :.
paid IN conformity herewith.
Deposltarios are hereby authorized and rcoujrs.
TO comply With this regulation, and 70 make ami.
cation TO the Register for supplies of cc tlfcates a.
required. Signed G. A. TRENHOLM
AIS Secretary OK Treasury
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GOLDIERS, SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS,
~ TRY COLESBERKY'S ITCH OINTMENT
Among the many Ointments in use. COLESRER.
RVS has never failed 70 satisfy thorr having used
it, and can be used Nth the least trouble and with
out any injury to the person, ard can be had at
No. Is Governor street. A. COLESBERRY.
f. l8-e0dNs
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G.. A. TRENHOLM,
TREASURY DLPARrxrNr.j
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMfRfC,.

StSF aDEkAiE OF -tafR /
] DAMS ON THE SECURITY or THE
Z FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PR
Ct,AT. NON-IAHAiiLE BONDS, UNDER TuR
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
:.AW.-Deposit5 on cal VII, he received by tie
Treasurer IL tn:s city, Assistant Treasures al
Charleston AID Mobile, and :be Darost.n.s q.
Wilmington, Raleigh, CoiUalia, Aug,..,s, SarsC.
nai esll Montgomery, aud certificates vii BE issue;
Tor he samc hearing interest tie r.:a Of for Ter
cent. T'eg ap7i,n, and secured By TIE hypc.btc4ou
Ct an amount OF the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loans. The bonds 70 be set arar. " the
Treasurer and the Proceeds, when sold, Pied e.
clUs-yely 10 the iayIuen. Of The said certificates
Inc security 81! convenience afforded t. hank,
AID other corporations, an. 20 the public general
oy tins mode Of Temporary investment: .rl The eli.
fett OF the measure. If generally sLcTtyl, IL Keep.
ing the currency Withum0elatc hounds i: Is hoI-
Will commend I: 70 tie favorable COR siderat:sn of l
community and secure their prompt c-olers.ion
carrying Into effect. G. 4. TRENHOLM,
ia Cts secrs:2rc Of the Treasury.
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RAGS wAxrrp.-The highest ma'ief price 'riY be
Pad at tAis office fer oil KINDS y rean cotton and
linen rags, IN large or saaH quantities..
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ID EMOVAL.
N L. HARVEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS -
I'd Cary street, Richmond.
Having removed from our recent cramped posi-
ton, No III Cary street, to the large and comuo-
deus warehouse on Cary street. next door to Messrs
Nassie & Peasants we offer our services to the
pubic, and respectfully solicit consignments of all
kinds. l.. HARVEY.
late O. Lynchburg Virginia.
W. II. PARRISH,
late of the firm OF Bococi & Parrish, Lyuchbure
Virginia.
Mcdaniel s. Ir5y. Lynchburg, Virginia.
George Bag5y, Richmond
l.. PEBBLES, Petersburg.
b. G. Flanagan. Charlottesville Virginia.
fe 22-im
EROCEKIEs
~ 80 harle3- BROWN SUGAR,
10 barspIs WHITE and YELLOW GRA-
INFLATED SUGAR,
is barrels COFFEE,
90 half-chests GREEN TEA,
80 kegs SODA,
800 pounds ROLL BUTTER,
200 pounds TALLOW.
,., ROBERT HOUGH CO.,
II Pearl street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

MARKET GARDEN FOR SALE
VA We are authorized to sell, at private sale, a
desirable MARKET GARDEN, of twelve acres,
about six miles from the city, on the Brook turn
pike. There is the place comfortable dwelling,
kitchen, stable and ice-house; also, ice-pond.
REGNAULT & CO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
NH st No 1872 Main street.
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Bv L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. sc Main street.

ByL H. Luck Co., Auctioneers,
M ec Na;n street.)
-
WYE WILL, SELL. ON FRIDAY,
w March 3, 1865, at auction,
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
BEDDING,
MIRRORS,
CLOTHING,
S - .,rr1, rce,,s
ma ., itESo Ems
rtnsi TN orN''
-, sGx,,,rs
cnNTHpTS'
1Tn1THiDss
1GINcES
nUSTS
n.DTTS
rapiME,rs
T T1SW!nS'
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TNOR THE UNITED SrATES-Th

cheapest, shortest and most reliable route to
Yankeedom. Parties desiring to 40 North, who can
obtain proper passports, Will find it very much to
their interest to call at No. 1902 Main street. between
Thirteenth apd fourteenth, where information will
be given. and necessary assistance rendered, in
getting passports. felS-eod4ws
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TNO VIRGINIA SOLnIERS.-The &,

CCARTERIAsTER's DEPARTMENT, C. S. A, !
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT RAILROAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-28
Probable Results OF King
LeOpOld's Death.
French Plan for the Partition
Of Belgium.
EXCITING SCENE AT A FENIAN TRIAL.
10. &c. &c.

The lnman steamer City Of Washington, Captain
Brooks which left Liverpool At two o'clock on the after
Of the l3th and Queenstown the l4th December
arrived here yesterday.
The steamship saxonia, L Main Meyer, from South
ampton the 18th inst, arrived at late hour last
night
The Cunard cargo steamer Marathon, from Lverpoo
direct on the 18th December, also arrived.
There is said TO be Ego d ground for believing that
Che death Of King Leopold will not interfere with Queen
vlctoras arrangements for opening the Parliament
an person.
Lord Russell is stn unweli to unable leave
Pembroke Lodg'. The accounts respecting the con.
Aition Of bis colleague, Sir Charles Wood,
favorable.
King Christian Of Denmark is said 10 he somewhat
ssnously ii with painful fnalady although one not
necessarily fatal II is reported that he is suffering from
inflammation Of the spinal cord
The London Bells Life announces real stand up fight
between two gentlemen formerly In the army, FOR
ID usand sde On this subject another sporting paper
As the Of the parties well known in
ths circles which alone interested in the matter
shere no necessity for paang their relatives by giving
publicity to hem for although the challenge given
md accepted and q deposit Of hundred pounds put
Down, 1t was returned tho following morning with
yrcper explanation This the other gentleman declined
70 sceert and will persist having the match go
but, for reasons which perfectly familiar 10 our
readers may say there not the slightest probability
Of tho affair coming on and that win merely for
. laugh and joke In tho smoking rooms Of the West
End clubsn
The war in New Zealand had mot ended as was sup
poscd The Maores laugh at the Governors peace pro
sanaticn. They murdered the first who bore
70 them and interpreter in the service Of govern
Dens has also fallen victim to their snvagery.
There rs rumor Of a Caribadian corps bens formed
q Genoa Tho General himself remains ut Capora and
enjoys moderate health.
Qucen Emma OF Hawaii has gone 10 Hy'rcs. About
swerty thousand dollars have been raised during her
visit TO England for the Hawaiian Mission.
Tho King and Queen OF Portugal arrived in Paris on
Sha evening OF the 1Oth their way England. and
slept ~ the Grand Hotel The death of the King Of the
Helgians prevented their visit TO Compiegne and the
1uiIsries