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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-23

ouR READERS will perceive that owing to
the crowded state of our columns to-day it
was necessary to place a portion of the edi-
torial matter upon the first page of the paper
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APLEAsANT ENTERTAINNBFT.-L even
Ing the eolored children connected with the
schools In this city and Georgetown, under Mr..
Newton, gave very pleasant entertainment at
Union Wesley Chapel, near the Circle. The church
was crowded. The children were neatly dressed
and we'll behaved. Gen. Howard was present,
and was Invited by Mr.. Newton to address the
children and parents, and when he arose the ju-
yeniles burst through all restraint and received
him with vocifsrous cheers. Gen. Howard spoke
some twenty minutes, expressing the highest
satisfaction at tho remarkably excellent appear
ance Of the children. During the exercises In
arithmetic the General asked questions repeat
edly, which were answered with great prompti-
tude by the children.
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New York Stock List.


lBy Telegraph To Lewis johnson Co
NEW York, Dec. 23-l. 80 r..
U. s. 1851 Coupon 8's.. 's......................lO 1917
Do, do 5-2O's. 1885,
Do. 6slO-4O's Coupons. 9g16
Certificates Of tedness................ t7A
Canton Company ................ 454
Cumberland Coal Co. Preferred. ~
Quicksilver Mining Co......................4 434
New York Central Railroad. ................ 95L
Erie Railway ...;.................... 959s
Hudson River Railroad. ad....................l0 los
Reading Railroad d........................
Michigan Central RailraOd. Od.................ll0
Mich So. and N. Indiana RailToad. ...... 74s1
Illinois Central Railroad. Y
Cleveland \ Pittsburgh RaIlrOad. s49S
Chicago 4 N. Western Railroad .........,.. 35lI
" preferred. 6lsS
Cleveland 4 Toledo Railroad. ad...............ll3
Chicago and K. Island Railroad ............l07
Pits, Ft. Wayne, 4 Chicago Railroad. -. .lO5lg6
Ohio 4 Miss Certificates, ,.................. 2sA
MArlp0sA' ,'''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''' l43
Gold, Is PM .,..".,,....,'...'.., l4o7S
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will not be
issued on Christmas day.
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INTERNAL REVENUE to.day-SSO4, 900,
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WlLLIAN 4. Unoki SoIIcIIor lot UompInInhhts.
Judge Cartier issued the following order:
Ordered this Esd day OF December, A. ID. 1865,
that the respondents appear before me on the ID
day Of January, 1896, at 10 o'clock Of that day,
ard upon the service Of q copy Of this order, and
show cause why an injunction be not granted In
pursuance Of the prayer Of the bill Of complaint
In this case. D. X CARrrER, Chief Justice.
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Washington City, ID. O, "
Papers publishing the above prospectus will bO
entitled TO an exchange. de29.lt
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perform, aud abide such further order, direction,
meet.'P ce-Ni,al .. ..
And your orator. further pray for such other
and additional fehef as the matters aud things
hereinbefore set forth may justify and require,
and as TO your honors may seem proper.
And they will ever pray, &c.,. ......
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The market this morning was well sup.
piled, and prices were rs follows:
Beet, l5a25c per lb Terrapins, l.60ael. rs
Pork, 20a25c per lb Turtle, Slasl. 80 each
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioreers.

a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
n AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
LEIGH AND TENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 18th of March, at O'Clock z.
NJ, we will SELL on tue premises, the HANDSOME
BRICK RESIDENCE situated as above and occu-
pied By Colonel Sherwin McRae. It has eight rooms
besides kitchen is furnished with gas, ana has
both hydrant and well IN the yard. The lot
fronts thirty-three feet Tenth street, and runs
back hundred and eighteen feet TO alley The
situation icticd yet very convenient, being with
in IL few minutes walk OF the capitol, and the I'M
provcments such 10 make this real yiesir-
bic private residence. Possession viii be given OH
the LIST Of April.
Terms: AT sale. Purchaser 70 pay taxes for 1850.
GRUEDS 4 WILLIAMS,
NH Is Auc.lontcTs|
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C0NFEDssArE STATES or hM.ntc,
iIcH>cSp, December |, 1854.

L.,
C EVENT Il RT Y TREASVRy
~ NOTES.-IH p,.suence Of ar act OF Congo.
approved Nover ger IS, 1864, entitled Gan ar, :,
authorize the Se-ra.e-y ithe Treasury 70 exchar -
coupon Los! t:>- .e7e1-t.irty treasury notes hail
ers Of sIci, ro.a~ a-e hereby notified that -
payment Of t,,e annual interest due thereon IN -
rrst day o! JAM Try, 1863, upon lroeentatia7 Of 80
sime, the irea2" ~er, Assistant Treasures ard ps
Dep1sitrlcs tas designated It foot vii! Issue cf-.
fca:es therefor, *h:h viii erti.le The bn,.ay. -
coupon oo.2s pag.5,e th'c!y ye>rs after re rs. Inv
Of January, 1852, 5esciay ,:x per cent: interest r.
the said first Of ::l1ary, $50, ,1y.a.e % The
days OF January mi Jay III each year TIE r..
surer, Assistant Treasures ard - p5eita-ies g,l
make weekly reports to the Register o. lie Jra1--y
Of such certificate issued at tbeirofices vh.re,Ir
bonds viii be SEN forward i'll satisfaction 0t SAM
The notes Will be cancelled in theu ,aar-4~ ar,
forwarded t. the ti1st AUf;:or.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury
Treasurer at Richmond, vagina.
Assistant IyeaStT;'rS at Cl.e ,le-tor AL MafHa
Depositarics at Raleigh ard " lnI gtou, orth c..
rolina,
Depositaries a. Charleston aaa Columbia gouta G..
roiina.
Depositarics at Savannah an1 Augusta Georgia
DepositaC;es n Tallahassee, Elo.ida ana NoG..,.
Inerv, Alabama.
Depositariea at Columbus Mississippi, AMI Nous,3,
and Marshall, Texas. "A It
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
by James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

+ ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL
l 4 ING-HOUSE, CORNER CLAY AND HENRY
STREETS, FOR RENT Ar AUCTlON--At the
,eq,cs. of Mr.. Claiborne Lipscomb, who Is about TO
discontinue housekeeping. will rent at auotlon
ut l24 O'clock z. NJ for one year, his present resi-
dcnce, situated AS above. The house Is large and
colnmodious, recently built, with ten rooms, two
story portico i'll the rear, and has all the modern
improvements, such as gas, water, &c, and has a
large garden Of half an acre of ground attached
The kitchen is built Of brick, and has four rooms
all III good order.
Possession will be given on 25th instant.
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR,
nh LIT AuctioHttr.
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VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS

VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold at
auction, oil the premises, FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of March, at o'clock L. NJ, the very pretty Lot,
fronting Seventyseven tec on Cary street ana Iun-
ming back one hundred and ninety nine feet adj
joining the WcSthaln House, between Pine and
Laurel streets. This is very beautiful lot.
After which, say at u o'clock, we will sell the Lot
on the old Scullletown road near the residence OF
Charles Y. Molrss, fronting thirty feet, running
back hundred ana tory-iive feet to an ALLY, aC-
Joining the property Of Mr. Schonberg and others.
IrRMs vt sale. Tle taxes for 1861 II be paid
by the purchasers. GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
NH 70 AliCtio,c.Ts.
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COMMITTED TO CASTLE THUNDER
Frederick Wurse, detailed conscript,
was committed to Castle Thunder yes~
tcrday afternoon on the charge Of at
tempting to go to the Yankees.
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BY Freeman & Co, AuctIoneers,
corner Of Ninth and Main ST. ectsl
EURSN,I1T,M,!R3!E,
GOLD WATCHES,
GLASS AND CROCKERYW ARE,
DRY GOODS, &c,
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, commencing
at 10 O'Clock y. N we VIII sell, at saiesI ool
corner Of Main ard Nllth streets, assortment o:
GOODS, consisting Of he following and other arti-
clcs:
FRENCH, COTTAGE and other BED
STEADS,
FEATHER BEDS,
CULTS,
SHEETS,
BLANKETS, &c.
HAIR and slIUCK MATTRESSES,
CABINETS,
WARDROBES,
PAkLOR, CANE and WINDSOR CHAIRS,
DINING, PAkLOR and other TABLES,
HAIR-CIOT1I ROCKING-CHA1RS,
SIDEBOARDS,
LOUNGES,
WINDOW-SIIADEs and CURTAINS,
GLASS and CROCKEkYWARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
COOKING and other STOVES,
lot valuable LUMBER,
lot BRICKS.
NH ID FREEMAN tS CO., Auctioneers.
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Husr1Nes CoURr.-The Hastings Court
of Magistrates commenced the March
term yesterday. The following cases
were disposed Of:
Elizabeth Howell, charged with steal
ing money from William Barrett, was
acquitted.
Albert Grooms, free negro, and John
and Rebecca, slaves. were examined on
the charge of conniving at the escape of
slaves from their owners. Grooms was
sent to the penitcntiary for ten years !;
John was ordered to receive thirty nine
lashes, and then to be transported be-
yond the limits of the State. Rcbecca
was discharged.
A negro boy, named Robert, charged
with burglary, was convicted; but, in
consideration of his youth, the Court
only ordered him to receive thirty>nine
lashes.
The court will be in session again this
morning.
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By S. Atkinson & Co., Auctioneefs.
(No. ia Main street.)

BY J. S. Atkinson s. Co., Auctioneers.
(No. ia Main street.)
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
w on THURSDAY, 10th instant, at 10 O'clock,
without reserve, lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, JEWELRY, sc. We name, i'll part,
Several Cola and Silver Watches,
l fine Cottage Bcdstead,
Shuck and Cotton Mattresses,
fine Cloth Coats, new;
10 fine Coats, new, assorted;
fine Vests, new;
4 fine Vests, new, Boys;
10 pair Lcdies' Shoes, new-Gaiters and other
styles;
fine set of Window Curtains, new;
Several Ladies' Silk Dresses
10 dozen Oil-Cloth Caps, new
Cigars,
Smoking Tobacco, &c.
fine lot English Shoes, new;
fine set Drawing Instruments,
fine Gold Pencil and Points,
Oil Stones, lew;
dozen new RaZOrS,
dozen new Iron Squares,
fine lot of Books, embracing many valuable
School Books.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE SALE:
Several fine Lockets,
Pencils and Pens.
ALSO,
Several Silver Watches,
500 pounds Of Ultimatum Smoking TObacco-R
good article
Consignments respectfully solcitedprcviousto day
of sale, so the articles can be arranged properly
=. S-Expected in time for the sale,
60 barrels OF Flour.
J. 8. ATKINSON & CO.,
NH II Auctioneers.
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treasury DEPAKrx.Sr.
CoNFmDKRA-2 ETATFs or AXkRIc..
Richmond, july Is. 1884.

v1AXED TREASURY NOTES.-IDn-
4 der TO pc6.20tn, as fay practicable Tie early
liquidation - he I:sa-l.-y cf the OUTS'rANDINj
TAXED NoT-.S, lie Treasurer, Assistant IreazI-
rer, ans: Pay Depo, tare5 III the different States ara
hereby authorized 10 receive the said notes px.ep.
the 500 notes. at 6ds per centum, CT Dc, cs i,-,.
i1g for same certificates o: loan, upon hypgLya.
ton Of non-taxebie bonds. The said certificates,
be able demand after the expiration u ninety
days.
Ind all AGENTS tor TIE salo 9. tn abo7c bonds ara
hereby a,.,to.1ed u receive tie taxed notes, w:A
the exec, i'm above named, in payment Of boads
when sol4, tue rate OF 50: per orEt,un.
G. y. TRENHOLM,
ia It's Secretary Of the Treas. :.
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7 ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL
IL ING-HOUSE, AT TIE CORNER OF CLAY
AND FIRST STREETS, FOR RENT AT AUG
TlON.-Will be rented at auction, on TUESDAY,
2lst March, 1865, on the premises, at II O'clock
NJ, the large ,hree-story BRICK TENEMENT as
aboye-descrlbed, now rented by }. ID. Cardozo, for
one year from the first day Of April next. The
house has about eleven looms, with brick kitchen
with four rooms. The house is supplied with gas
ard water, and has IL fine garden attached.
Possession 70 be had on the first day of April
next. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH lit Au000eer.
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n LOT, ON EIGHTH STREET, NEAL;
LEIGH, AT AUCTION. On I'll U IL DAY ,
March 18th, at II O'Clock L. NJ, will sell, upon
the premises one Of those beautiful LOTS III the
garden OF the late Nicholas Mills, fronting thirty
two feet on the west side Of Eighth street aid lt;n-
ming back one hundred and twenty feet 10 al alley
twenty feet wide.
There are but few locations in the city preferable
to THIS for private residences.
TERMS At sale. The pur,ila ier to pay The taxes
for 1863 UKUDbS ~ NlLLiAMS,
NH Is AuC;ionecrS.
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designed to further the interests of the
Confederacy and assist in the great strug-
gle for independence, will be presented
and discussed. Addresses may be ex-
pected from Hon. j. w. Moore, of Ken.
lucky, Rev. j. E. Edwards, Of this city,
and others. A general attendance is
ren,lesfed.
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requested.

CHARGED WITH officer
Bibb, of the day police, arrested yester
day afternoon negro, named Thomas,
slave of Gates Tompkins, charged with
stealing one thousand dollars worth Of
ladies' wearing apparel, the property Of
Mrs. William Valentine He was com
mitted to the lower station house.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FRAMED TENEMENT, ON JEFFER-
IL son STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND BROAD, FOR SALE PRIVATEII.-We
offer tor sale the TENEMENT occupied by Mr..
Green, situated above, being the second tenement
from Marshall street, adjoining Mr.. Schadd. 1t has
four looms, and is arranged below with shelves and
counters, all ready for buslness-and the stand is
good one.
PRICE: Sj,joo.
Possession immediately.
GkUBDS & WILLIAMS,
NH 1876 AucUonuCrS.
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BY Grubbs & Will ANS, Auctioneers.

"OUSE ANDLOT ON MECHANICS
II WILLIE TURNPIKE, NEAR IT'S INTER
SECTION WITH VENADIE STREET, FOR SALE
AT AUCrION.-On TUESDAY, March nth, at 1
O'Clock F. NJ, will sell, on the premises, the
lIOUSEand LOT located as above, occupied by DIR.
Woodward.
The house is OF brick, containing seven rooms,
and is a very neat and comfortable residence. The
lot fronts fifty feet and runs back hundred and
thirty-five feet.
TkRMs: One-third cash. balance at three and six
months; or ali cash, ut the option OF the purchaser
NH GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctoneels.
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NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, desirable
HOUSE, containing seven rooms, III good con-
ulIlon, with gi.s and water; aGoube kitchen, wood
house, coal-house, and two store-rooms; situated
in desirable and convenient part Of the city, anu
ladies' box, Richmond post-cfice, for week,
with full 1a:ue, stating where an Interview can be
had. NH l3-3t>
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EOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED ACRES

OF WOOD LAND, one mile from Dispatch
depot, OH the York River railroad, thirteen miles
from Richmond. Also, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND IL the county Of Charlotte, two miles
from Keysville 1t has a small house and all the ne
cessary out-buidinss and also Il very tine young
orchard. This is Well suited for refugee Bargains
can be had Ivy application to BURTON u WAL
LACE NH Its
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By d. +. Booth & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 259 Main street.)

I'VE WILL OFFER AT THE STORE
w Of A. Tolleson & Co., second floor, No. III
LAIN street, on THURSDAY, March 10th, ut 10
clock, the following BLOCKADE GOODS:
DRY GOODS:
50 pieces Al and 81 Fancy Prints.
pieces English Mcrino,
bales Brown Drills,
) cases &. Al Bieach.d Cotton
10 pieces Fancy DeLains,
pieces Red Flannel, -
30 pairs Mackinaw Blankets.
20 pieces English Kcrseys.
NOTIONS:
80 dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose.
50 dozen Gen:lemen's Brown and Mixed
so dozen Yarn 1Ialf-Hose,
% dozen Gentlcmens Cotton Half Hose.
5 dozen Silk Handkerchiefs,
40 dozen Cotton Handkerchiefs,
dozen Colored Head Nets,
5 Velvet ClOaks,
dozen liOop-skrtS,
10 eases Coates's and Clalk's Spool Cotton.
Is dozen Ladies' Linen-Cambiic Handker-
chiefs,
bales White Wadding,
100 reamS Note Paper,
so sets Table Knives and Forks,
10 dozen Briar-wOod Pipes,
dozen WooleD Wristletts,
dozen Hair Brushes,
90 dozen Tooth Brushes,
10 gross Table Spoons,
n dozen superior Pocket Knives,
so dozen Bill Books,
80 pounds Shoe Thread,
5 gross Ivory Toothpicks,
5 gross assorted Watch Keys,
rs gross Steel Pens,
100 gio S Leather Shoe Strings,
$50 pieces assorted Belt Ribbons,
II dozen Gents Buck Gloves,
6 dozen Gents Gauntlets,
dozen Gents Assorted Gloves,
dozen Gents Undrcss Kid Gloves,
il dozen Ladies' Undrass Kid Gloves,
ISL punches Gilt Braid,
400 gross Lasting Coat Buttons
100 gross Lasting Vest Buttons,
500 dozen tPants) Horn Buttons,
500 punches Violin Strings,
500 dozen Gutta-Percha Round Combs,
go gross Fine Combs,
leo dozen assorted Pencils,
dozen Cel penters' Pencils
200 dozen Pressed Tumbers
1000 dozen Skirt Braid,
100 900 assorted Needles,
5000 packs assorted Pins,
so dozen Merino Shirts and Drawers,
20 dozen Neglgee Shirts,
30 dozen assorted Felt Hats,
- gross Steel Pens,
100 gross Agate Buttons.
GROCERIES,:
barrels English Crushed Sugar,
barrels English Brown Sugar,
barr els English Brown Sugar,
30 gallons Old Rye Whiskcy.
JEWEI.kY
10 Gold and Silver Watches,
10 dozen Gold Ereastpins,
10 dozen Gold Earrings,
dozen Gold Pens,
dozen Gold MedalionS.
The above fresh and desirable goods will be per
e;nptocily sold. d. L. BOOTH & CO.,
mn ii at a. Tolleson & Co.'s, l4l Main street.
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MAyoR's CouRr.-The Mayor gave his
attention yesterday to the following
cases:
Nancy, slave Of Mary Roottback, was
charged with using insulting and abusive
language and stealing fifty dollars from
Fanny Robinson, a white woman. The
witnesses in the case being absent, the
accused was remanded for future hearing
Four negro boys, named Henry,
James, Lindsay and Ned, in the employ
of D. B. Corey, on Eighth street, near
the canal, were arraigned on the charge
of stealing corn and hiding it in their
hirers shop; but the evidence being in
sufficient to warrant the detention of the
accused, they were discharged.
Thomas j. Norton and Andrew j. Fon-
dren, members of the Eighth Georgia
regiment, were charged with shooting
and woundinga William White, a free
negro. The affair occurred in Rockets
on Saturday afternoon, the excuse there
for being that tac accused shot White
because he ran from them instead of
halting) upon being hailed. Norton,
who did the shooting, claimed that, as a
guard, he had been instructed by Gene
raj Longstrcet to shoot down any man
who refused to halt when challenged.
and he conceived it his duty to do what
he had done. His Honor took different
ground, and denied that any officer had
q right to give any such Instructions
not even the President himself. He
further said that he should do what he
could to put stop to this stree..shoot-
ing in future, and concluded by postpon-
ing the matter for few days in order to
procure the attendance of superior Off
GERS, from whom such arbitrary instruc-
tons as resulted in the shooting of
White emanated.
Catherine Hackett, charged with as
saulting and beating Mary A. Doherty,
Was discharged.
Joseph B. Norman, soldier, charged
WIN drunkenness and disorderly con-
nuct IN the street, was turned over to the
Provost Marshal to be forwarded to his
command. ~ ~ '''
One or two other cases Of minor i'm.
por'ance concluded the davis business
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BY L. 3. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 10 Main street


iNo. 20 Main streetl
HANDSOME CHAMBER, PARLOR
IL AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, &c,
Fur SALE AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, L will sell, 1T M
store, very excellent assortment of superior city
made FURNITURE, &c, such us
Splendid WALNUT JENNY LIND BED
STEADS,
Splendid WALNUT CABINETS, marble
top, Oval Mirrors;
Splendid WALN UT WASlISTANDS,
Splendid WALNUT CENTRE TABLE, mar
ble-top;
Very handsome SOLID OAK SIDEEOARD
and ETEGRE, with marblt-top;
WALNUT TETE-A-TErES,
WALNUT DINlNG-ROOM CANE CHAIRS,
BUREAUS,
DINING TABLES,
CELEKETS,
WARDKOBEs,
Superior FEATHER BEDS,
Superior HAIR and SllUCK MATTRESSES,
SPOOL COTTON,
ENVELOPES,
WRITING PAPER,
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
LADIES SILK and other DRESSES, &c.
NH IA 4. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.
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IuSLic Aksriso AT rnx AynIcAs
eaoscH--A public meeting Of tho cit; .
xens Of Richmond will DO held ,h;.
lIuesday) evening In the African Church
4 - aalfpast seven O'Clock Appropriation
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TIHREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
CORDS OF SEASONED FINE AND OAK
WOOD FOR SAFE AT AUCIiON.-Nil be sold
ut auction, at our office, OH WEDNESDAY, the
18th day OF March, at II O'clock three hundred and
fifty cords Of seasoned PINE and OAK WOOD, Ill
lots to suit purchasers The wood is within three
and q half miles Of Ashland.
TERMS: Cash GRUbBS & WILLIAMS,
NH IL AUctiOncerS.
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NOTICE.-All persons owing debts to
IN the estate Of DIR. JAMES IL. CONWAY, de-
ceased, are requested TO pay the same and those
having claims against the estate will please present
them tor payment to the undersigned
ELLEN v. CONWAY,
Execntrix James Ii. Conway, deceased.
NH l-l2ts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
" ABLE LOT, ON MARSHALL, BET" ZEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH >IREElS.-ln
pursuance of Il decree OF the Circuit Court OF the
city Of Richmond made in the case OF Tabb and
wife VS.. Shapard and others, February 81, 1860, j
will, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th dIy OF March, at
o'clock T. NJ, If fair, If not, then on the next lar
day thereafter al the hour, proceed TO SELL Oh
the premises, to the highest bidder, that valuable
LOT OF LAND Marshall street., IN the city OF
Richmond, adjoining the lot OF the Medical Col
legc, fronting seyen'y->ix feet on MaIShal street
having an alley On lis west rne, and running back
t. an alley in the rear and having on 1t a SINAI!
BRICK HOUSE, with four rooms
TERMS: Cash, at the option Of the purcha ser, or
for as much cash as will pay the sum OF $40 $3.50 IL,
and the expenses Of sale, costs of suit, &c, and the
residue GA such credit as is prescribed by the de-
cree and the credit payment 10 &c secured as therein
directed or rs VIII be- announced at the sale
THOMAS +. GILES, Special. Commissioner.
Sale conducted by GKuBBs 4 WILLIAMS, -iuc-
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TRpAsURY DEPARTgKhT, /
CoNF.pRRATE STATfS OF AMERICA, I
EiCHaOSD, October u, ls6i. J

EicHaoSD, October II, 1854.
RvON-TAX BONDS, FIVE
y MISREPRESENTATION I.CAE.--StfE con-
TINUED.-Eumcrol,, applications having been
made for bonds It The established price G. one hut
dred and thirty -ive dollars and Interest under yl'
c,lTnStanccs that eIiti:le them 70 favorable L.idt
alton, il has been determined 10 continue tie sac
at the above iliCe until :Igties ncfl-c.
Agents for the safe Of these Bond, are II ga
to act in accordance with this order ana the AZ"
ton of disburs!, offers OF me GCrcIrTe!tis ia'
tict1lar,v called i. G. ~ TRENHOLM,
ia2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.