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AND WINDOW BANDS
Totally exclude Cold, Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust
from the crevces of Doors, Windows and Sky
1iehts-stop the rafting of sashes without inter.
feripg with the free use of the same. They save
one half the fuel, and are warranted good for five
years For circulars, with prices, references. &c,
address JOHN A. PAINE & CO.. Agents. Offices
No. 53s 7th street west, and No. 342 D stree
north feb @ lm+
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Canadian Defences.

QURBEC. March 1.-THE Minister of Finance
to day submitted to Parliament the estimate
for the current year, including 81 900, 900 for
the permanent defences of the country.
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AIR LINE RAILRoAD.-In the Maryland Le-
gislature, on Tuesday, an act to Incorporates a
company to build an ali. Line railroad from
tavorably reported by MIR. Mules, from the
committee on corporations. The corporators
are Jacob j. Bankard, Samuel T. Hatch, VIM
Price. Chapman Herwood. F. Littig Shafer,
Wm. Frazier, VIM. Chestnut, John Gorsuch, i,
John Lee chapman, Thos. J. Pitt, Samuel Nj.
Evans, Afford Mace, VIM. w. Taylor, Geo R.
Nickers, VIM E. Hooper. Charles Reeder, F.
The capital stock Is placed at $1,000, 600, In
shares OF $50 each The road is to be com :
mt need in one year from the date of the pas
sage Of the bill, to be completed in I've 1t is
to be commenced in South Baltimore east of
Spring Gardens. :
Mr.. Jones moved the reference of the hill to
the committee on corporations. It was ga big
hing" and should be examined into.
Messrs Smith, OF AlIegany, and Miller, of
Anne Arundel, also urged the committal Of the
bill, which was done.
1XE LATE HOMICIDE IN QUEEN ANNBs
OoUNTY.-Yesteraay Messrs. Whitney ana
RODGERS, attorneys for Jshn p. Pacs: lat pres
eAe IN the city Jail on the charge OF oeing lmpii-
Gated in the killing Of Alfred Jones and Jenn
Paca, few days since In Queen anne, . conn.
y, appeared before Judge BONO: IN tnS tn, tha IN
inal Court, and submitted petition Ior me Is
suing of writ OF habeas corpus IN INC case oI
their client. Judge Bond ordered tne VIII 20
be issued, made retnrnabie on mona 1s,, 80
In the meantime Paea will be kept IN JAZZ, ana
on Monday will be brought before Juoge bonos
In the Criminal Court, when the arg ument ia
regard to the prayer for the writ OF naoeas
corpus will be heard and decided.-BdH. Sun.
EThey con slider our silver coin "a nuis-
anre, in Oanada. We have most successfully
abated the nuisance here.
sRA new coupterfe IS gTeenback is ont,
engra wing and color poor. -rs
E IrT Great freshets are expected down. Easts
there Is SO much snow to melt there.
III In New York 165 men were enlisted
last Friday.
II The Charleston Mercury, which amvs.
teriously disappeared" ON the occupation OF
that city by our forces, has turned up. At
last accounts, it had established q temporary
:hase OF ofoperations" at Cheraw, South Caro-
lima.
SA sharp newspaper correspondent has
brought the auction block from Waich they
USED to sell slaves in Char lesion to Boston, and
is making meney by lecturing from IL 70 the
Bostonians. 3HtE8tI
IT. The endowmsnts given to American Col.
leges with two years, amount to Si,57l,e00.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'8 NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET above Pennsylvania Avenue,

BENEFIT OF MIR H. B. PHILLIPS,
THIS W ednesday) EVENING, March Is,
On which occasion the following Grand Oombina.
tiea of Artistes in Coined and Tragedy, forming
bill Of unparalleled attraction.
MRS. I. B. PHILLIPS, MADAME PONISI.
MISS ALICE GRAY. MRS. NJ. WILKINS,
Mr.. J MCCULLOUGH,
mR. O. j. COLCHESTER, the Celebrated Test
Medium.
The performance viii CONNIE nee with Rows's
celebrated tragedy of
Alicia. Observation-Disclosures. ..--. Madame POnsi
To conclude with Knowles glorious comedy of
TIE LOVE CHASE.
Constance. ....--....-......Mi Miss Alice Gray
Widow Green. Mrs N Wilkins
eir William Fondleye-..-.....-...M Mr. Phillips
Wildrake.. ake...............Mr Mr. Jehn McCullough
Trueworth. Observation-Disclosures. Mr. O j Colchest
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
Eleventh street and Pennsy lvania avenue.
Under the Management of
E. L. DAVENPORT AND J. W. WALLACK.
MOST POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE
GRAND COMBINATION.
In accordance with the great public demand,
HAMLET
will be given On
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, March is,
with the following great cast
tWho has most generously rendered her services
Hamlet-.-......-....---- L Davenport
The Ghost. --.....-........-J W Wallack
Frat Grave T Placide
Ophelia ............--.--.Mi Miss Rose Eytinge
LAST THREE NIGHTS POSITIVELY.
Thursday-'Money - Friday" How She Loves
Him " Saturday-"still Waters Run Deep"
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Opera given entire. Seldom presented, from ne.
cessary study and rehearsal AMI magnitude of the
company required for q satisfactory cast. Only
presented by this company.
Mention may be made of the Grand Orchestra,
comprising at this time
FORTY OF THE VERY FIRST INSTRUMENT
tai MUSICIANS
on the American continent. The equal of this Or
chestra has appeared in ne American Academy or
Theater for several seasons.
PRICES
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR to Parquet and Dress
Circle. Secured Seats as usual
Parquet and Dress Circle cle--..-.......... 2cO
Orcnsbtra Cnaifb'. .---- Sz 50
Family Clrce----. rs
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OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth str eet, fronting on Pennsylvanin avenue.

Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanin avenue.
ENTIRE CHANGEOHP PROGRAMME.
First time at this House ofthe interesting Drama
in three acts, of
produced with all the thrilling effects Of New
Scenery, New Costumes. New People, and the
whole strength of the Stock Gem pany. including
Kate RAYMOND; o. B. Collins, r. george. p.
be brou ght into requistion in this piece and will
perform his 1T fsats of leapng, ascending steep
runs, &c. -
In connection with the above will be given the
usual GRAND OLI0 ENTERTAINMENT,
Introducing the celebr ated and highly accom-
plished danseuss, Mile Marzetti, who will appear
in the grand ballet Of the
CONSERVATOIRE OF PARIS,
together with Mons. Antonio, and his superb bal.
let ttroupe-twelve beautiful young ladies-amon&
helena. Nile Maori Arnold, lie A. franklin,
Mile K ate Harrison, Mile Susie Brown and NJ 'le
Mile Francis Also the numerous and Versatile
Corps of Ethiepian Define a. ors, &c, &C., &c.
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GROWERS NEW THEATER
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Wizards
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
THIS "wednesday EVENING. March l5,
FIRST TIME IN THIS CITY,
And N ost positively the only presentation of Mo
zart's celebrated romantic Opera,
MAGIC FLUTE.
With the following unexam pled cast:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTHRBURY HALL

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTRRB RBURY HALL,
MUSIC S.kTERs5kY S.kTERs5kY HALL Hakk MSsIo
4.p H1rp sNTEsB{IRY sAsNNTTEERsBBE{IRRy H.LL ruknTpR AsD
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR Sixth srREHf,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
Also of the Varieties. New York, and Canterbury
Alexandra, Va.
JOSH Stage Manager
GIGANTIC BILL OF ATTRACTIONS.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
The only place of smusem ent in the city present
ing company composed exclusively of
STAR PERFORMERS,
and the orly establishment in Washin gton Pre-
sentipg performance combining all the best and
most popular features of the
DRAMA, OPERA, DANCE, AND BURLE5QUE.
STRANGERS, SOLDIERS, CITIZENS ANb
EVERYBODY
make note of it, and witness our recherche and
elegant entertainment.
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the said Isth section. % per cent Of all the
moneys received BY the Mayor OF W washington
for fines, penalties and forfeitures imposed for
violation OF the laws OF the United States, is to
be eimiarl ly applied
What we desire to know is the Amount which
/ rs accrued from the ten per cent OF taxes paid
y coIored people from May 2ist, 1862, 70 June
18th, 1864, as above explained, and the balance
now payable to the trustees
Also. the amount due under the abo ve 18th
and 18th sections, II any has yet accrued; II
NOT, when II will be payable. .r-. ;
As arrangements are now being made for
schools during the coming winter, your early
attention TO the matter will obliee
Yours very respectfully.
E- DANIEL BREED.
s. J. BoWRN, Tru.tses
RUPus I.H1eurOH
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CHARGED WITH STEALING. - Officers
Charles II. Moore and William S. Jen-
-kins arrested yesterday . white wo-
man. named Jane Bossieux, charged
vith the theft Of large quantity Of
ladics' silk dress patterns, hose, cotton
Goods. &c. About four months since,
9he eesidence of j. E. Wadsworth was
entered and robbed, the perpetrators
lesyipe no clue behind by which they
conld Be identified. On Saturday last,
some Of the stolen goods were discovered
IN : small shop in Screamersville, owned
bv : German named Crews, who stated
tk.t he had received them from Jane
Rossieux, in pawn for certain funds ad
vanced. Subsequent to the arrest of the
accused. Officer Moore obtained from
Crews q handsome green silk dress pat
tern. one piece of brilliant and a lot Of
la1ies, hose, all Of which were fully
identified by Mr.. Wadsworth as part Of
The articles which had been stolen from
.his residence. The matter will be in.
vestigated before the Mayor this morn
ing.
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNERs.-Upwards Of
five hundred Yankee prisoners were
brought to this city on Saturday and
committed to the Libby prison. Among
the number was Brigadier~Genera Nc
Laughlin, Of New York, and fifteen
other officers. These prisoners were
captmed near Petersburg In the fight
which occurred there about 4 O'clock on
the morning Of the day upon which
they. reached Richmond, and from the
lasgs number who were intoxicated
when they arrived, we should think that
they had been well piled with whiskeJ
bc(ore going into tho fight.
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TxRAsp1Y OEPARFhGAr,(
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AN11lcA. J
II DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABIE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.--Depoaits on call viii be received by Il.
Treasu1tr IN this city, Assistant Treasures t
Charleston aud Mobiis, aAd the Depssitarss It
wilmington, Raleigh, Columbus, Augusta, savaA.
nah and Montgomery. and certificates viii BE issued
for the sae bearing interest at the rate Of four pss
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypothecation
Of an amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these leans. The bonds to Be set apart BY the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied es'
clusiyely TO the paylaeut Of the said certificates.
The security aa9 conveniepcf afforded to baHn
and other corporations, and TO the public generally,
by this mode Of temporary Investment and the es'
Ect Of the measure, ii generally adopted, in keep.
inR the currency within moderate bounda, Is hoped
viii commend il to the favorable consideration ofAs
community and secure their prompt cooperation
aarrvinr tinto eject. @. 4. TRENHOLM,
; ia2yts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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u.voI's Cousr.-The' usual number
~ eases were .hooted for the Mayors
con,;dsr.tion on Saturday, though only
~ a. them MS dispoeed'of. We sp-
nend the following list:
pear Roberts, . white man, was
.h.,rsd With stealing = horse, saddle,
hr;dis ana halter, valued ct three thou
end dollars, tho property Of Benjamin
G;lderaleeve. The evidencs Was. Of .
convincing character against the accused,
aud The Mayor remanded him for ex-
sm;nation before the Hustings Court.
,Ikmes Griffin, arrested upon : warrant
charring him with obtaining, under false
retsncee, load Of straw from Z negro
driver Of N. A. Bowe, was required to
give security for his appearance to an
sver the offence on Monday.
Noble. slave Of Angelina Lawson, was
charged with breaking into the dwelling
house Of his mistress and stealing there
from 4 valuable lot Of sheets, table
cleths ladies' weszing apparel, &c. but,
cv;rO 10 the absence Of witnesses, the
csae VAS postponed till Tuesday. 1.-THE
nrismer is tho same negro who was ar
raseed and whipped, ashort time since, on
The charge Of burglariously entering and
robbing the dwelling house Of Dr.. Viii.
linn s. Norris
The case Of Zeph Ford, charged with
stealing fourteen pounds Of powder, the
properly Of some person unknown, was
f,,,fhar continued. -
Charles Chambers, charged with as
saulting and beating Josephine De,
merritt, was held to security to answer
the offence before His Honor this morn
inc.
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PROCLAMATIONS.
10y THE NOR OF vIR

DY THE GOV NOR OF vIR-
u GINIA.vA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vacancy has occurred in the representation OF this
State in the Congress Of the Confederate States
casioned by the resignation Of the Hon. Robert u.
Whitnead late representative from the district
composed Of the counties of Norfolk, Princess Anne
Nansemond, Isle Of Wight, Southampton. Sussex,
Surryand Greensville and the city Of Norfok There
fore I, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of the Conn
monwealth Of Virginia, do hereby proclaim and
make know that elections will be held in the said
counties and city on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
April next, TO supply the said vacancy and the
sher Of the said counties a11 Che sergeant Of the
said city hereby required to cause elections to
be held. each in his respective county or city, and
posts are authorised "a have such electons held on
the said 10th day OF April next for representative
to I'll the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand a. Governor, and
q. under the seal ofethe Commonwealth, at
l. o. Richmond, this 10th day Of March, A. d.
~ 1865, aud in the eighty ninth year Of the
Commonwealth. WILLIAM SMITH.
Z BY the Governor:
I GEoR0R w. MUNPORD,
NH 2l-6t Secretary of the Commonwealth. !.
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RUNAWAYS.

A CARD.-On Wednesday, March 18th,
~ 1865, the Yankees seized and carried of three
NEGRO BOYS belonging to me- to wit:
GEORGE, nineteen years Of age; black, and
full grown man in size.
MONROE. sixteen years old; a dark ginger
bread color.
SQUIRE, about fourteen years old, and 10 shade
darker than Monroe
Having learned from reliable source that q NUM-
Der Of negroes made their escape from said Yam
KEGS while passing through Caroline and King
William counties, write this to request any citi-
zen at whose, house said boys may have taken re-
flge to communicate the fact to me, by inserting
an advertisement in one of the Richmond papers,
and also by letter, and I viii pay all costs:
+. M. TOMKIES,
Ashland post-ofice,
NH 27-sts Hanover county, Virginia.
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TRxAsuHY DEPARTMENT.,
CoNyRpHNATR SrArRs o. AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August e, 1864.

POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
II, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
OWNERS OF REGIsTERED FIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS. ISSUED UNDER TIN PROVISlONS VI
THE ACT APPROVED NAY l6, 1861, 10 Ex'
CHANOE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS.
Parties owning registered eight Per cent. eonc.
then for coupon bonds, will assign them, in u,
manner pointed out ia the printed endorsement q
the back of the certificate, TO tlas "Coniedeiss
states Of America, in exchange for coupon bonds,
tie Treasury Departments, yno viii ttarsg2oE.
compliance with the provisions Of the act Of Jsl!
Is, 1854, issue coupon bonds Ior4he amount speees
Ia the registered bonds 20 assigned.
- q. 4. TRENHOLM,
js3-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NVAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In Or
der TO promote, q far - practicable, the early
kqu;daten BY the Treasury pf the OUTSTANDING
taxed NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Trear-
rer, and Pay Depositares in the different States, as
hereby authorised TO receive tie Said notes. except
the 9i0o notes, at 663 per centdm, on deposit ssu.
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hypotkeca-
b payable ON demand after thssxpration Of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorised to receive the taxed notes, With
he ss q aSsy sss IN ssan Of
@. A. TRENHOLM,
10 ITS Secretary Of the Tream =.
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PosruAsrER APP0fNTED. MIR. William
B. Allegro, Of tho Richmond. Enquirer,
hos been appointed postmaster Of this
city, in tho place Of Mr.. j.. @. Stegcr,
whose resignation has already been an
uouuced 10 our columns. The new ap-
poi1tee's industry and general familiarity
With postal matters 10 this State VII, no
doubt, enable him to discharge the duties
d. his nv position in . satisfactory
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auotioneer.

BY James NJ. Taylor, Auotionesr.
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD AMP
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of Mr.. Thornton =.
Lipscombe, who has declined housekeeping, viii
sell, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 18th day Of
March, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at his residence corner
of CLAY and Henry streets. all Of his HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the usual
variety, and consisting Of
/ dozen MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY SOFA,
i. MAHOGANY ROCKING-CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
MAHOGANY CONNECTING DINING
TABLE,
MAHOGANY CANDLESTAND,
MANTLE LOOKING.GLASS,
CABINETS,
pair MANTLE LAMPS,
. TABLE LAMP,
i dozen FI4AG-BOTTOM CHAIRS.
dozen WOODEN-BOTTON CHAIRS.
!. 80 DINING and several SMALL TABLES,
REDSTEADS, So
FEATHER BEDS,
Several STRAW BEDS,
PILLOWS,
HOLSTERS.
.COUNTERPANES,
BLANKETS,
BRASS TENDERS,
SHOVEL,
TONGS,
POKER.
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.
TERMS Cash. JAMES n. TAYLOR,
AA.A ~ -. 80
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ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
II, the 18th of February, a NEGRO MAN,
named ROBERT: Said negro is about forty years
of age and dark mulatto. Had OH, when he left,
a brown SLOUGH hat and brown army overcoat and
is believed to have gone to his home. IN Goochand,
at Mrs John Allan's. Twill give ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REWARD if returned to me, beyond
Battery No =, or put in Jail that can get him.
THOMAS BRUTON.
Hcnrico county, March Is, 1868. NH 27-6ts
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BY L. n. Luck & Co., Ahctionecrs,
mo. 81 Main street.

mo. 81 Main street.)
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
w without reserve, for cash only, on TUES
DAY, March 28th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, q
large and splendid assortment Of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS, s
RUGS,
CABINETa,
SIDEBOARDS,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
The following is a catalogue, in part:
BED3TEADS,
CABINETS,
SIDEBOARDS, ~
FEATHER BEDS,
fine SOFAS, .ss-.-.-.es.ss.
SIDEBOARD and PRESS.
l chest CARPENTERS TOOLS,
MATTRE SSES,
IEAF-TABLEs.
WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
Several LOOKING-GLASSES,
fine HAIR-SEAT CHAIRS,
or 3 sEWING.MACHINES,
20 BROOMS,
% gross No. MATCHES,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
BOWLS,
r PITCHERS,
TRUNKS. -.
l.JENNY lind BEDSTEAD,
lot MATING,
INGRAM CARPET,
SILK DRESS,
-WABHSrANDS.
NH "a LII. LUCK & CO.. Auctoneers.,
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By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin

Governor street, between nam ana E1snkun'l
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
". KITCHEN FURNITURE, PICTURES. OIL
PAINTINGS. MIRRORS, OIL OF JUMPER,
CHINA, GLASSWARE, WATCHES, JEMkLhx.
CLOTHING, &C., FOR SALE AT AUCTION-l
DAY, the 9th of MARCH, commencing ct 10 o'clock,
: lareo lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NTTURE. &C., consisting, in part, of =
SIDEBOARDS,
WARDROBES,
ssx xrEHASIso;N DINING. CARD and TEA
EwIN0-MACiIINEs,
WASHSTANDS,
CARPETS,
aAMooANY, oANE-szAr and w1NDsoh
BEDsTEADs,
Mattresses. @
ofI PAfSf1Nas aaa rIcrukEs,
OIL OF JUMPER,
M MIkDoW CURTAINS, :.
WINDOW. SHADES,
LAMPS,
STOVES,
KNIVES,
FORKS.
TINWARE.
0ENTLEMEN's, LADIES' and GILL
DRENs CLOTHING;
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
SILVER SILVER and rLArEDwARE,
CLOCKS, &C. AGO
'' ~ r. W. KEEsEE.
mh24 Auctionerr.
1
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
WARD Tor the return to me Of my woman,
JANE, vho left my house, ON Twenty-f0urth, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. on Sunday morning,
the 18th instant. She is bright mulatto; front
upper teeth out; right hand deformed; straight
hair, and speaks rather slowly.
NH 2O-6ts j. p. DAVIDSON.
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-r,,r-Mr. Fsndall GriHn's residence,
It his farm, in Hsuhico, abcut Two miles
from the city, took fire yesterday aftsr-
NON and VAS entirsiy destroyed. A
,,c.t;on Of the furniture was saved. ].
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- enes3 lleGalzs klIlllug - -
drsI rfi1onsfs ~ mt llsfeh 11stsf-
AZ morning pr dss q tzucA- sssefal
,.e,ro prisonsrs, who had foe sons tims
heen auartered st Castle Thunder ~
comnanicd the lot
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RossrRY.-The house Of Mr.. T. 1. D.
Wslford on Marshall street, between
Twenty fourth and Twenty afth, vas en-
tsrsd through the front basement win
dow By soma thief. and robbed Of -four, :
box q. candles and other grcceries
vofnod q three thousand dollara.
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TaxAsv1Y DxYAaTxxST,
CoNyRrxpATx 6yATEs OF AMERICA,
UlcHNoND. October II, 1854.

NON-TAXABLE BONDS, FIVE
TfNUED.-Numerous. applications having been
made Tor bonds at the est sblahed price Of one hun'
dred and thirty aye dollars and interest," under ar
camstanees that entitls than to favorable eonslce
alton, IL has been determined to continue me saw
ct the above paice until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are instr9c.es
% act IN accordance With this order; and the ase
don Of disbursiag ofleersof the 0overnmensn y"
tiCalariy called . Il. 9. A. TKENHutA,
iA2-ts .ts. Secretary OF the IteasuIy.
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BY Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auctioneers,
mo. II Pearl street.

mo. II Pearl street.)
A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE
~ AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH Glassware, FREGCH CHINA
AND ORMOLU ORNAMENTS, &C., &c.-On
TUESDAY NEXT. MarclD2Sth, We viii sell at auc-
ton large and attractive assortment. Of FRENCH
GLASSWARE and CHINAWARE, embracing
scne Of the most rare and beautiful articles offered
In this market sipce the commencement Of the war;
We invite the special attention Of ladies, e we'll -
gentlemen, to ap examination OF them before the
day Of sale. The list viii embrace, in part, the
'''' IS dozen French cut.ola.s ooblets end Wine
II dozen French cut-dla.s Deoanters.
20 real Chinese and French Vases,
Japahese Cabinets and Ornamental Boxes,
! French LIQUOR Gale,
! French Gilt Musical Box,
Silver.platsd Walters,
Dishes and Castors,
French China Pitchers,
French Fruit Plates.
a larne assortment of French Ornaments,
and many other beautiful articles, well worthy q
the sssentlaa Ct buyers. -. -,.s,,.
reserve, fcv lots o. Dry Goods 0roceiess &C., to
close conignnents. Amongst them are
pisces and e Fulled Cloths,
100 ssss c coass W siss spoo, Cotton.
90o dosen Coatssa Black spool Cotton,
50 pounds Black and W. ,. Thzead,
50 dozen White Berlin Gloves.
50 ysams Enelish Letter Paper,
80 packs EnSltxh Playing Cards, -
IS pairs Nen's Gait Caters,
10 pieces Oolorsd Narce3inss,
~ Hloun Satin.
silk Velvet, Cloth Co6ka.
n ALSO,
80 hausls Prime ce0ee,
barrels FTime euSAxs,
u hard xpsen ealts,
y hassel HH1x, o., 4c.
N.R~-Cumsienmsnta solicited for thiS sale.
ELLEfT, HE'LL & FOX, AueGtonsers,
nh - No. n Reari stxest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-27
By arubbs 4 Williams, Aucaoneeis.

ERAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON THE
II CORNER OF THIRTIETH AND i
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiL be
cold at auction, ON the premises, on "WEDNESDAY:
the 29ti, instant, at O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE
and LOT located a. above. The house is occupied
by Mrs. Acorn, and has three rooms and veil o,
water in the yard. The lot fronts fQIty feet ana
runs back one hundred and thirey-two fcst.
NH p GHUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.