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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

I.,ee Expires ifslns leave windsor Opposite Ie-
you eaiy eye ni Sundays ol arf~sal o., ~ C. d &
ST. AMI H. S hii.w-y trans Jas follows
Morning Express. (Gt Western tmol 80 \ ~
uay II Ge =,
NlsAt 80 ~
ihe Railway Ferries leave and NJ Rail
way docks 30 time Co connect with the above trains
elilcieut time allowed for meals aboard the steam
crs
Trans connect closely at Suspension Bridge with
New YORK entrli Railroad for Buffalo Rochester
syracuse, ugicnsbnrS. Albany. New YORK. Boston
aiso, az Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway. Al Ham
.iioh WIN Royal NAn steamers aui at Toronto with
American Limo AMI Royal Mail Line of Steamers f,r
an ports on Lake ont tro and River - Lawrence
superb new sleeping ears ON an Night Trains
Am'rican currency taken 10 par Tor through fares
Sleeping car berths, and meals at Refreshm-nt
Rooms
Tickets and sleeping car hertls secured al the Com
ptny olc', c7rnert jefferson avenue and Gris,goId
street, Detroit Mich
CHARLES McCAGE. Western Passenger Agent De
troit Michigan
THOMAS SWINYARD, General Nanaror. JAMES
'uAHltpN General Agent. Hamilton. G. W
93tt j. T. WHllCONR AGENT Iansin-
| ETTEES REMAINING UNCLAIMED i'm
II che Post once lt Lansing. state Of Michigan
en the ilth i1v ~ pcfDher. 1St5
sS- To obtain any NJ these lcfters th,. 4npli-ant
must call Tor '-rtcsrl'fd letters gave the date Of
this list, and pas one cent for advertising
60 II not cuiel for within one month they viii
be sent 20 The Deal Letter Ofice
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DeBow. the Southern reviewer. has been
pard08ed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11
The English Capitalists and their Designs

The New York Iri5pue saws: The DESIGNS
OF the British capitalists. at present maxine
the tour OF this country. are now disclosed
II their words are 10 be trusted They pro-
pose nothing less than to enter into CONNIE
utUn Tor the great carving trade between
the last and the West. There are now i'm
successful operation four lines Of railway
leading from New York 10 the Mssissippi
and the Tar West which are for the most
part. interviewer with each other These
are the pennsylvania Central the Erie and
Atlantic the I ako shore and tho croat
Western OF Canada. No one Of these pos
esses great advantages over the other and
all are doing al this time as much traffic as
they have equipment for 10 is evident
that with the remarkable Increase of traffic.
and travel, which must be doubled or treh-
lei m hve years. the means 10 accommodate
t must Dee started ut once The Broad
GAUGE rou; which Is now completed To ST.
Louis, Is the first 10 bestir itself and accOr-
ding 10 the statements Of Mr. McHenrv. he
IS ready TO furnish a double track hence To
Chicago and % place thereon four daily
trains, which shall do the work Mt less cost
with greater speed, comfort and safety.
Nor Is this all. The company he represents
proposes 90 extend. through its allies nj ci-
Their end branch to Buffalo. reaching the
the Canada trade; a branch to Louisville
catching the Central Southern Valley traffic.
not To mention the St Louis terminus
which shall grasp the great Pacific extern
sion.
TIE RAILROAD COMPETITION
such scheme. it VIII he seen. compri- I
sing a great central highway of commerce I
whose arm, to the right and lett. will mo- I
nopolize, 10 the extent of lis capacity. the .
great through traffic of the country. These 4
men say they have the capital and are ready /
TO invest H. Their capitalists can afford To-
place their means and wait ten or twenty
years for handsome return. while our
own wish To turn a profit i'm half the time.
satisfied with the security of the investment
they viii do II and eventually reap a rich
return. Ii remains To- be seen that our own
capitalists will allow this great prize To
pass ont OF their hands without at least am
Effort To secure IL 10 themselves.
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inc stomach i= the sonrce of Iif,
ana Roba"k's Bitters ronorsie tlaf so,,,s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

Disease destroys life. and R0-
D"' = = bit'ers destroys diseases "a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

- for these reasons there is such
reasons 10 saoa.d iai' g. test their rrfae- -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-11

- Physical strength adds 10 mental
siso. s-a general laprlles- Isobaek-s Bitters
ACC 70 physical strength "a
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When Nature an her TONES COM
S 9.. So produced Robaeks's Bittcrs f3r Nan
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- ieallh gives JOY and pleasure and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20
-. - - - -
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE 90 TUE sTREET- COMMISSIONER. NO. 27
~ BROADWAY New YORK.--To acturs--PropDsas en-
closed In sealed envelope endorsed with the title Of The
be received At this once until II O'Clock A. NJ, Tuesday
October a. $50 for rebuilding pier AZ foot Of f3 street and
North river,
FOR setting curb, gutter aud tagging Ffy eighth street
between First and Second avenues
For setting curb, gutter and ns9sng around Northern
Dspenssry Al junction Of Christopher street and waverey
plafr
,rr aassins rhirtysevoush street. between Ninth and
f nasgins lssh street. between Eighth and Man.
haitian street
POI aassns Eighty afh ssrccs between Third Fourth
avenues
aventet 81 ed I'll Hs9 Il t@tf& ttN
Blank forrs ri proposals toge,her with the specifications
and agreements can be obtained nj this Office Dated Street
DopaN.M ~. New York, Oct " 1856
CHARLES =. gDpNrf,I, street Comm sNpnsr
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SHIPPING.
MURRAYS WEEKLY SAVANNAH LINE.
ltl The entirely nc,v fast sailing steamship LEO, r.
Mursi commander VIII leave pier g. East river sATUR
day, October 81 at O'CLOCK T. NJ
FOR freight or passage apply 10
MURRAY NEPHEwS,
81 south street.
18th inst.
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NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS.
~ The Georgia Land and Emigration Company, through
their acting Secretary have with
agents of the lines OF steamships running to SAVANNAH
which reduces the price Of passage, for cmgrans $40
Engrants for the state or Georgia viii apply for passage
70 th fnser OF the respective ships of those lines piers
Nos. H. SO and 45, North river.
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DOR CHARLESTON 3. c.
Regular United mail tne of steamships
GRANADA,
ALEXANDRA,
oUAERK CITY.
WEDNESDAYS AND sArURDAYS
wan be despatched promptly at O'Clock, pier No II
freight or passage apply TO
ARTHUR LEARv, Is William street.
The elegant and popular steamship
QUAKER CITY,
WIN. II. West, Commanisr,
now receiving freight will desputced Sa urdaY
October n, at 4:30 T.. NJ.
For freight passage apply to
Arthur LEARY, T. william street,
Agents In Charleson Messrs. Rayenel CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20

sDDUU Whereas john Running murderer al No.
32 this city about2 O'Clock in the morning
Of Sunday October lb 1855 and the Coroners jury have
turned verdict that the wounds inflicted by Augustus
Buckley who has euded arrests now thercfore N order 70
promote the ends OF justice q. God
frey upher Mayor OF the city of New York. BY virtue OF
the and authority vested In me by the ordinances Of
for the the murderer OF said Rarnming 70
be paid said murderer and certi
cate OF the District Attorney Of the Judge before whom
the murderer shall, have been convicted OF said crime TINT
IN his opinion the person applying for said reward y Justly
aud legally entitled TO The same; but all claim 70 the pay
ment ~ such reward shall be deemed forfeited " such
certificate shall presented ~ the Mayor within twenty
days after The conviction OF the murderer and all claims Tor
such reward tho OF such period OIL
tine viii he dsreglrded. .
Given under my hand az the Mayors Office in the City Hall
OF the city Of New York this nth dry OF October A. d.
1865
g. GODFREY gUNTHER Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

RICHMOND CrRcu1r CouRT, YESTERDAY.
Judge Meredith presiding.-The clerk
OF this court (Mr. Benjamin Polhrd)
having been sick, no regular session Of
the court has been held since the 18th
Of March. On yesterday, the clerk ap>
reared in his seat and the business ap-
pertaining to his department went on in
its regular routine.
VIM. II. Wingfcld, a bonded farmer,
(who had been conscripted before the
expiration of his bond by the orders OF
the Secretary of War revoking all de.
tails) and whose case had been heard
some days previously, was discharged
by the court. A number of similar cases
from Augusta county, whose disposition
was incident to his, were also discharged.
T. P. August for atlantis, and 3. K.
Wexford for Confederate States 1t
was stated in court by Colonel August
that the army would lose no soldiers by
the judgment of the court as these peti-
TONERS only wanted to change one
branch of the service for another
Writs were issued, returnablc on Wed.
nesday next, for a number of others who
are in the same category.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

MISERABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AUCrION.--At the request Of Mr.. Thornton G.
Lipscombe Tho has declined housekeeping, l will
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
AMI KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the usual
variety, and consisting Of
l dozen MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
l MAHOGANY SOFA,
2 MAHOGANY ROCkING-CHAIRS,
! MAHOGANY WARDROBE.
! MAHOGANY CONNECTING DINING
MAHOGANY cANDLEsrAND,
MANTLE LOOKING-GLASs, -
2 CABINETS,
pair MANTLE LAMPS,
/ TABLE LAMP,
/ dozen FLAG BOTTOM CHAIRS,
dozen WOODEN BOTTOM CHAIRS.
! DINING and several SMALL TABLES.
8 BEDSrEADS,
9 FEATHER BEDS,
Several STRAW BEDS,
PILLOWS,
BOLSTERS
COUNTERPANES,
BLANKETS,
BRASS TENDERS,
SHOVEL,
TONGS,
POKER,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.
Terms: Cash. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
NH 25-4t Aueti0neer.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CoNFEDgRAT. STATES OF AMERICA.


CoNFEDgRAT1 STATES OF AMERICA,
r DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
i FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABIE BONDS, UNDER TIIs
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.Deposits On call will be received by ta
Treasurer III this CITY, Assistant Treasures Al,
Charleston and Mobile, and Tie Depo'itanes a:
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Sava,.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rsteo four eR
cent. Ter annunl, and secured by the LypotAecaton
vi an amount Of the above bonds equal 10 the -
Of these loan3. The bonds to be set apart by The
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied Il.
cluaivcly to the payment ot the said certificates
The security and convenience afforded to tanAs
and other corporations and to the public generally,
by this mode Of temporary investment, and The ef.
feet Of the measure, il generally adopted, IN KEEP.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it is hoIa
will commend it to the favorable coAse Ct 10
community and secure their pl Omrt co-operati5n 81
carrying tinto effect. u. A. TRENHOLM,
ja It's Gecretarv vi the Treasury
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TRRAsvnY n
2. TRBAsunY DKPABTnxsr. :
O0NYxDxnArR SrATxs o. AMEnicA.
RICHyoND. Decemher IASl


RIcHxoSD, December I, 1854.
CEVEN-T HIRTY TREASURy
~ NOTES.-In pursusncs Of an oct Of Conr,a..
approved November %, 1864, entitled IAN It. :,
authorize the SECRETARY fthe Treasury 70 exchsn,.
coupon bond s:,f seven-thirty treasury notes" he1
ers Of sach notes are hereby notified that sftsr 49,
payment Of tie annual interest due thereon .. US
drst day Of January, 1885, upon presentation al ~
came, thu 1reas7ser, Assistant TTeasurers ana r.s
D~positares ss designated At foot) will issue ce,
hcates therefor, which gill enttle the hoIds,, !.
COUPON bonds payable thirty years after the rs,s,.
of January, 1885, bearing SIX per cent in.sre, s.sy
the saio first OF January. -e3s, payable "a the s,s
days OF January AMI July in each Year. The IT,
surer, Assistant Tfessurers AMI DepOsitari.s ~
make weekly ports to the Register Of the Tres
0f such certifc tes issued at their Offices wherein.
bonds viii be 81 Mt forward in satisfaction of mms
The notes viii lie cancelled in the usual manner A..
forwarded to tho First Auf4@.
q. A. TRENHOLM.
Treasurer at Ri hmond, Virginia.
ASSISTANT Treas lrers at Charleston aad Mobile
Depos!taries at Raleigh and Mimir gtou, North c..
rolina,
Depostaries at Charleston ana oelumbia, sousa a.
rolina.
Depoztaries at Savannah anc Arg..ta Geor0;.
Depostarles at tallahassee, FLORIDA and MAN.
merry, Alabama.
Depositaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall. Texas. ia -
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TRxAsURY DHPARrnxSr ,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond. AuRust 8. 1874

CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNIIN
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-Ro
tne Ioureenth ecuon OF the act to reduce the cur.
reney, approved February IL, 1864, the Secretary
the treasury is authorized to issue the above car
acates payable two years after the ratification of
treaty OF peace with the United States, Thev c.r.
not be solo, but ere only to be issued to such cres
tors OF the Cover ament as willing to receive u.
same IN payment Of their demands. They must Az
be given at par, though free from taxation,
The attention CT purchasing agents and disbur,
ing officers OF the Government is called to this Glaze
ofpubic securities as offering peculiar ADVANTAGES
to those from whom the supplies Of the Government
are bought and to facilitate the use Of them, checI
drawn by disbursing officers upon the depositarr
holding these fuIds, and marked across the IA.
payable in certificates OF indebtedness" viii b
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositaries arr hereby authorized and recui,s,
TO comply with this regulation, and to make apyi.
cation to the Register for supplies Of certificate.
required. lSagnedl g. A. TRENHOLM,
ia 2-ts Secretary Of Treasurv
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TREASURY OYPARrNEST,l
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA, I
RICHMOND, October IL, 1854. J
MONTANA BILE BONDS, FIVE
~ HUNDR ED-MIILION LOAN.-SALE COY
T1NUED.-Nu nerous applications having oea
made for bonds ut the established price Of one hui.
dred and thirty Ave dollars and interest under or
cumstancss tn, entitle them to favorable ocEsde:
alton, it has ben determined to continue the ="
at the above pi &c until further notice. -,
Agents for thu sale Of these Bonds are instances
70 act in accord .ncc with this order aud the as'e
ton Of disbursins officers OF the Governments is'
hcularly called % it. @. A. TRENHOLM,
ia2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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IN ADDITION TO OUR SALE OF

TN ADDITION TO OUR SALE OF
FINE CARPETS and the fine PIANO. on
WEDNESDAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock, will be
sold beautiful assortment Of HEAVYSSlLVER-
PLATED WARE, consisting, in part, OF
TEA SERVICE. six pieces;
PLATED CAS1ORS,
BUTTER COOLERS,
COFFEE URNS,
PLATES,
DISHES,
GLASSWARE,
KNIVES and FORKS,
DECANTERs,
PITCHERS, &c.
ALSO,
wARDRoBEs.
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
SECRETARIES,
BUREAUS,
STONE JARS,
AXES,
TUBS,
WATER BUCKETS,
STONE CHURNS,
BEDS and MAIrrRESSES,
BEDSTEADS,
Large lot READY-MADE CLOTHING,
some very fine;
LADIES' HAT and FEATHER,
! very fine SILK DRESS,
CLOAKS,
MATCHES,
GOLD PENCILS,
LOCKETS and CHAINS,
BREASTPlNS,
COATS,
Lot HEAVING ROPE,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
barrel CIDER,
barrel superior old WHIeKEY,
B-Sallon cask superior old BRANDY.
NH % BURTON 4 WALLACE.
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:EARM OF FOUR HUNDRED AND

TARM OF FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWELVE ACRES. IN NEW KENT, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY.-We offer for sale. privately,
the FARM of four hundred and twelve acres. in
New Kent county, OH the road from Rchm md to
New Kent Courthouse, three miles from the White
House, and five from TunstalIs station, on the
York River railroad, adjoining the land of John g.
Appcrson and others-one hundred and fifty acres
cleared, fifty acres in original growth two hundred
and twelve acres i'll secondgrowth pine very large,
and would cut, probably, sixty cords to the acre.
and kitchen, with two rooms one other servants
house, Courthouse stable and car1iage-house. In
closures somewhat out Of order. The farm is well
watered. The situation is pretty one, and the
neighborhood good. Price, So, 600 cash, in Con-
federate money. GRUBBS CIVILIANS,
nh 23-eod3t AuctiOneels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

Police Assrsgr Only one arrest was
made by the Mayors police yesterday
afternoon. The guilty party was slave
Of Mr.. John Holstcn, charged with being
in possession Of a lady's dress, supposed
to have been stolen. The accused was
locked up in the lower. station-house for
examination this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

YANxKs PRlsoNBRs.- hundred
and ffty Federal prisonsrss including
three officers and two surgeons, were
hooked ct the Libby prison yesterday
afternoon. They. were the result Of Ss-
turday evenings operations between
Generals Grant and Lee.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT ,
& CoNYIDHEArH STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, July %, 1864.

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In ~.
Il der to promote, as far as practicable. Tie ssr,,
liquidation by the Treasury Of the OUTSfANDiN,,
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Traa'
rer. and Pay Depositaries in the different States an
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. ex-:
the 9lOO notes, at 66f per centum, on deposit, is
ing for same certifc Of loan, upon hypotLe.
ton Of non-taxable bonds. The said certificate,
be payable ON demand after the expiration OF Diur,
days.
And al agents for the sale Of the above bonds An
hereby .athorized to receive the taxed notes. VIII
the exception above named, in payment Of bonn
g. A. TRENHOLM,
Jl2-ts Secretary Of TIE Treasu 2
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BY James n. Taylor, Auctioneee.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, ON
CLAY, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS, FOR SAx4E AT AUG
March, 1865 on the premises, at A o'clock p. NJ,
the TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS on the south
side Of Clay, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. The houses have, each, four rooms The
lots front thrtyone feet each, Clay street, and
run back about one hundred and scventy.fve feet,
more or less.
Terms: Cash. JAMES II. TAYLOR,
NH 28-4t Auctioneer.
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BY L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. sc Main street,

BY L. II. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. sc Main strcct.)
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
w without reserve, for cash only, on TUES
DAY, March coth. commencing at ~ o'clock,
large and splendid assortment Of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
RUGS,
STOVES,
CABINETS,
SIDEBOARDS,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
The following is catalogue, in part:
BEDsTEADS,
CABINETS,
SlDEBOARD2,
FEATHER BEDS,
2 fne SOFAS,
sIDEDOARD and PRESS,
chest CARPENTERS TOOLS,
MATTRESSES,
CLOCKS,
LEAF.TABLES,
WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
Several LOOKIN0-0LASSE8.
6ne HAIR-SEAT CHAIRS.
3 or SSEWIN0-MACHINES,
20 BROOXS,
20 gross No. MATCHES,
CROCKkkY,
GLASSWARE,
BOWLS,
PITCHERS,
l JENNY LIND BEDsTEAD,
lot MATING,
INGRAM CARPET,
SILK DRESS.
WASHsTANDS.
NH - L. II. LUCK & CO., Auctioneers
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by Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auctioneers,
no. l. Pearl strcet.)


no. !. Ieari stGcet)
A. UCTION SALE OF A LARGE
n AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH GI-ASSWAkE. FRENCH CHINA
VASES AND GREAT XA HIi OF CHINA IA
TUESDAY Next. March 18th, we will sell at auc-
ton largo and attractive assortment Of FRENCH
GLASSWARE and CllINAWAkE, embracing
some Of the most rare aud beautiful articles offered
in this market since the commencement Of the war
We invite tho special attention Of ladies, as well as
gentlemen, to an examination OF them before the
day of sale. The list will embrace, in part, the
following, viz:
Is dozen French Cut Glass Goblets and Wine
u dozen French Cut Glass Decanters,
20 real Chinese and French Vases,
Japanese Cabinets and Ornamental Boxes,
l French Liquor Gaze,
! French Gilt Musical Box,
Silver-plattd Walters,
Dishes and Casters,
French China Pitchers,
French Fruit Plates.
A large assortment Of French Ornaments,
and many other beautiful articles, well worthy Of
the attention Of buyers
After the sale Of the above, will offer, without
reserve, few lots Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., to
close consignments. Amongst them are
pieces I and Ca Fuled Cloths,
pieces ohirting S.rpes,
100 dozen Coats's White Spool Cotton,
200 dozen Coatss Black Spool Cotton.
80 pounds Black and w. Is. Thread,
50 dozen White Berlin Gloves.
so reams English Letter Paper.
200 packs English Playing Cards,
Is pairs Mems Calf Caters,
10 pieces COlOred Marcclines,
Sill Velvet, Cloth cloak,.
ALSO,
barrels Prime Coffee,
barrels Prime Sugars,
barrel EPSON Salts,
l barrel Borax, &C., SC.
N. Acknowledgements solicited for this sale.
ELLETT, BELL & Fox, Auctioneers,
NH % No. II Pearl street.
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THIS DAY.
r. BY Thomas ". xceses. Auctioneer,
(0ovsrnor street, between Main and Fsanklin.)

xs.ta THIS DAY
By Thomas ". Keeses. Auctionser,
(0evsrnor street., between Main and Fsanklin)
HAVING DECLINED BUSINESS,
III Or the purpose Of removing TO the country.
+ VII cen It the corner Of Ros. and Fourteenth
streets, above the Ballard House, on TUESDAY,.
aoUsEHoiLD md KITCHEN FURNITURE. con-
Elegant Parlor and Chamber Furniture,
elegant new 7-octave Chickering Piano,
elegant Alabaster French Clock,
elegant China Tea Set,
elegant Dinner Set,
Extension Tables, Chairs, &c.
Elegant Silver Pitcher and Platter,
choice Silver Tea Set,
pieces elegant Black Silk, figured and solid
pair TIA English Blankets,
piece - Sheeting,
piece "A Sheeting,
Competing and Mating, almost new;
10 Trunks. various grades,
With miscellaneous articles Of good quality.
A great many of these articles were imported
especially for private use.
Bale to commence at 10 O'Clock, promptly Z, nv
T. ". KExsER, Aucti oneer. t-Ymh "a
By Gaines & French, udooneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets)
WE WILL SELL at 10 o'clock TUES.
w DAY MORNING, the 2Sth Of March. 1865,
1t our aucti0n.hOuse, corner Of Franklin and
Governor streets. a general assortment Of HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE consisting Of
the following:
splendid MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
MAHOGANY chair. cloth CHAIRS,
excellent lot Of CHINAWARE, including one
china tea set;
OFFICE CHAIRS,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS,
CLOTHING, &c.
ALSO,
No. l COOKING-STOVE,
Sloats PLANTATION SEWING-MA-
CHINE, in good order.
ALSO,
500 pounds A No. SMOKING TOBACCO,
splendid SILK DRESS.
Consignments solicited up to day Of sale.
NH IS GAINES & FRENCH, Auctioneers.
By g. w. Willis, Auctioneer, =
(No. 63 Main street,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w my store. on TUESDAY. March g, at 10
O'Clock, a desirable lot OF
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE,
STOVES,
CROcKERY and GLASSWARE,
BLANKETS,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, &c.
Several fine GOLD and SILVER WATCH IS,
JEWELRY, SC.
NH q. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28
BY 0rubbs 4 williams, Auetionsers.

nHE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
KINGS NEW DYE WORKS ron SALE
AT AuCT1ON.-On TUESDAY, the 2Sth Of
March. ct 8 o'clock r. NJ, We win sell the above
property. The lot fronts On Bloody Run street one
hundred and seyeaty.eight feet, end rans back one
hundred and toEty-f0Rr feet. The stream from
very valuable ~ factory. It aoes the sts aanship
vhayl. and u never inundated By the river.
The Large framed dwelling wassrected with two
scd object Of factory Or dwelling, aud can easily BE-
TK1As 70 suit purchasers.
mn y OkUbbS WILLIAMS, Apctioueers.