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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

Rev. Q. G. Foot, Pastor Of the Disciple
Church, Franklin street, West Side, being about to
leave the city on tour for the improvement Of h.s
health, hI5 friends will make him parting visit at
the Church on Wednesday evening rext. full
attendance IL solicitsd. By order Of the
mhI5:1si TRUSTEES.
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH IS, 1895.
new AnYERr1sEMEr1n

Raymond, Lowe & Co.-Dry Goods, &c.
Leonard Bryan-House and Lot for sale,
Statement Of Manhattan Fire Insurance. Co.
Wolf Greek Petroleum COmpaDy.
Leader oHee-Young Man Wanted.
Churchill & Bro.-COnsre.s Water.
Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co.
Churchill Bro.-Macesroni.
National Sanitary Fair.
Churchill Bro.-Japa1 Teas.
Iris Lodge-Local Notics.
Central Un'on Com.-LccEi Notice.
Donation VisIt--LocGI Notice.
Col. 6. A. Abbey-Looal Notice.
BAEsar-Two Local Notices.
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Coal On BUSINESS OF CLEvELAED.-The
amount of taxes paid in this (1sth) District
in February, 1855, on Coal Oil was $685.
24S 80, being on 926,2S4 gallons, represent
ing q value of about $27O, 1000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

MLTTERs OF INTEREsT.-SeYeral items of
general interest in this city will be found
in our report of the proceedings of the City
Council last night, which may be found in
another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

Great Bargains in Ladies' Cotton Hosiery
A large lot Just received from auction at the
mhl6:1s4 BAZAAR, 2s1 Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

REsIaxED.-MsjOr John Coon, lately ar
rived from New Orleans, has resigned his
position as Psymaster in the army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

corruption wins not more than honesty,
Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace,
To silence envious tongues
Use the Liquid Catarrh Remedy discovered by
e. h. seelye, and judge for yourself of its merits
single bottle often curesa-lwsys relieves.
rnchR.R2
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To Am commissioners. - Supplies
wanted for General Thomas army, and for
our released prisoners at Annapolis The
following dispatch, just received, appeals
to all friends of the soldier. We beg our
branch societies TO answer it to the utmost
Oftheir ability, and to canvass the town
ships for supplies;
LOUISVILLE, KY, March leth, 1855.
Soldiers Aid EOeiety, Cleveland:
The call for vegetables is reiterated with
tenfold earnestness. The army of General
Thomas is being largely increased, and
from every corps and every regiment the
request comes for vegetables. Surgeons,
Medical Directors, and Generals, all unite
in asking that the soldiers may be liberal
ly supplied. We now call upon the people
to contribute one hundred thousand bush
els for this purpose. No time should be
lost. A few weeks and the weather here
will bs too warm to send them, or the ar
mics will be beyond our reach. What an
sWer shall We make?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

Furnished Room, with or without
Board, wanted, by young man, in pleasant part
of the city. Private family preferred, where he
can have to some extent the comforts Of q home.
Address D. N. D., Leader office. mchI3:Is4
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D. E. FIELD, sec'y.

Ladies' Linen Handkerchief freR
Auction, and selling fifty per cent. less than i'm
porter's prices, at the BAzAAR,
nhl51s4 2sl Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

The Members of Iris LoHgs No. 229 F. and
A. M, are hereby notified to meet 1t ths Lodge
room on ThursdIy, the 18th inst at o'clock P.
NJ fer the purpose of attending the funeral of our
late brother, Geo. ". BettelIy. Members of otnsr
Lodges are respectfully invited 10 attend. By or.
der Of the ". NJ.
mhI6:Is4 D. E. FIELD, sec'y.
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
ROR l0RR.R
FOR IS65.6.

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, complete Directory OF
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvsssed by the 10th of April,
we expect to issue the work on the 10th of
May; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, We trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &C.,
apply at the LKADKR Counting Room.
E. CowLEs 4 Co.
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3. B. HALK, Banker,
AND
q. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
Ill Superior St.
Subscriptions received to the

az $40 PER CENT. AND 1O-40" NATIONAL
LOAF.
TCou mission allowed to subseribsrs.
ES-lJ. s, Bonds of 1881, 6.2G's l0-40's, Treasury
Notes and all other Government Eecurities pur-
chased and for sale On the mort fav orGbl terms.
Gold, silver Coupons and Canada money bought
and soid at bsat rates, Deposits received and Col
lections made at all Eccessib points. OncurTent
funds converted st lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oe4
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FRAVRLRa.a REeIsTER.

~ Oifi1sns wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above TrAins or Boats VIII be called for By Coaches
Of eteVe1f Omnibus Lns, BY leaving their address
ct the Omnibus ORos, I4f Superior StreSt, psxt
door 70 the WeddelI House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

New York stock Market-Mareh Il.
lBT TELEsEAFH.l
Governments StOess Less sctive and
shade lower. U 1910 tourons 9O5<; tOs I'D
l09; $40 coupons ITO.
StOekB-Dul and lower. ClsvtIsnd aud Pitts
burgh =; Northwestern So DO preferred coz.
Book Island Ss14i Pittsburgh, Fort Wayns aud
ChioA.o ss1li ETie 6S15; ID pIefsrred s01s; Hud-
son l0954, michigan Central 1914; Reading 1867;
New York Central 1851; MaripOss Is; Quicksilver
n; Michigan Southern 3s
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OFFICE OF WATER-WORKs,l
CLEVELAND, March 10, 1855.
NOTICE TO MACHINISTS--Se
IN Proposals, endorsed proposals or Stop-eates,"
Will be received at the Office Of Water Works until
March 26th, NJ, for making and delivering Stop
gaates required for the pipe extension In 1865.
Plan. and specifications may be inspected after
to-day st the office Of the undersigned, where fur
ther information may also be obtained.
The Board Of 1rust5ts invite mAchIDisis TO bid
for the work, rEing the right to accept or de-
cline any or all proposals received.
By order OF the Board.
JOSEPH SINGER.
mhll:le5 Superintendent and EnRineer.
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CONCENTRATIONS,

From the Committee on Parks and Public
Grounds, in relation to the manner in which
the affairs of the city cemeteries are kept
by the present City Sexton, highly recon-
mending the system adopted of keeping
the books and papers By the present in
cumbent. Ordered printed.
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COM MERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER oFFIOE,
TUESDAY EVEEKG, March IA, 1855
Reeeipts-Tke receipts of Grain by rail during
the % hours ending at ons O'Clock to-day were as
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A1tttFs.
ASSISTANT QUARrEaHAsTER's OFFICE

ASSISTANT QUARTEBMAkTKR's OFFICE,
CLIvELASD, o., March lS, 1895.
NOFICE.-Parties holding Vouchers
IN Issued by me for the purchase Of Rors for
the Cnited States, to and including the Slst day Of
Dec NIB It, 1884, rrqutsted to present the same
Immediately at this office for payment.
BASIL L. kPANGLER,
mhl4l96 Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
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OIL Factory for Sale.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio Streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, compact snd conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pcs
session given ifrequirsd. B. PELT0N.
OlsYeland, Feb H. 1855, fsbl5;r2Gf,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Col. Seth A. Abbey ID a candidate, at the
ensuing Charter Election, for the ofRoe OF Police
Judge-subJeet TO the decision Of the Union Con-
Tention, mhl6:l94
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3rHas aud NatdIriuGa.

m YOU WISH 10 BUY A BLACK
SILK at . bargain, call on O..
TAYLOR, aRIsW0LD co.,
sU7T H7 Superior Itrsst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

TUESDAY EvIEISe, March Il. 1866.
Ihs reports from the East this evening fell ike
pail upon the Stock Exchange, and thorouehly
"squelchsd" any disposition tbs msmbcrs may
have previously had TO operate. The only tranSce-
lions that eOu'd be d avn out were 200 iharts of
Liverpool Oil Stock, buyer 80, at 20
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EOR SALE.-TWO PORTABLE EN-
Il GINES, suitst le for Oil Werks. They have 3
inch fues, viii burn wood or al, and are especially
arranged for the OIL business. Apply soon. Address
JONAS ~. YEC, " RobiL Lson Machine Work.,
Riehm nd, Ind. mh6:lss
EOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street. House large and commodious; Lot
$50 feet by 226, with an abundance OF nne shrubbey
and good fruit, choice Craps. and good barn.
Terms easy. Enquire of d. W. GAGE ESQ, l6s su-
peIior street. au2:R2
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altnt AaFertissmftfS.

WANTED-A Young Nan 70 take
w charge ofour mail. Must Writs god hand,
and quick. Apply ct our Counting Room. msrI5d
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A
IL nice place stu ted on the corner Erie and
Rockwell ss.. No. u.s. about five minutes walk from
the Weddeil House. The property is in good condi-
zion, being newly painted end papeTed. The house
20 10 good rooms aud closets, plenty water
snd IL considered cheap 81 50O For particulars
nuire AZ la6 E1neriora Lml: laal d. n- HOMES :
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cS0 000 MONEY ADVANCED
9OUsOOO in sums to suit-st the old stand and
Well-knoFn WAGNER'5 LOAN OFFICE, IN Seeu-
rites Ofevery kind viz: Gold aud Silver Watches,
Diamonds Silver Ware, Jewerg, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, my Goods Pianos, meodeons, and all per-
Eona property and articles OF value, the sat
iaiacfory terms. Business strictly private Estab-
HBhed 1881. MIA variety Of unredsemed Watch
se, JsWgly, GUS, ETC., or sale at bargains.
Ofiee-corner Of Water and Superior streets, ever
oct2z j. GW. WAGNER.
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DR0FITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
u disabled Soldiers. Address. with ten o, B. S.
GREEN, Room 4, American Building, o Velsnd,
Ohio. n uI.l95
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

Sixteen years ago Gen Grant was setting type in
an Ohio printing office.
Gen Butler is 20 have an imposing public recep
ton when he returns TO Lowell
The total cost of the marble for the Capital at
Washington, and for cutting 1t, Is 81, 1TS,5i4.
Ii is notable fact in criminal statistics that no
fat man was ever convicted Of the crime of murder.
Alexander Dumas, the younger, is about to con.
tract a marriage with Russian Princess named
Nariskini
A. Connecticut man has invented watch which is
simpler in its mechanism than ordinary watches, and
will run three hundred aud seventy eight days with
ONCE winding.
Madrid is about to erect, in honor of Columbus,
monument, to the construction of which the munich
palty, the Royal Government and private individuals
viii all contribute.
The first decision Of Chief Justice Chase, IN the
Supreme Court OF the United States, was that West
Virginia is legally State. The decision was given
on the question placing the name OF that State on
the list when calling the docket,
The loaded shell Ered into tbs rudder post of the
Kearsarge by the pirate Alabama, has been sent TO
Washington as present from Captain Winslow to
Mr. Lincoln, tine latter having expressed wish to
have il ns trophy,
The death of one OF the Democratic members OF
the New Jersey Legislature gives the Republicans
majority OF one in the House, whicha not hitherto
been able TO organize o. account of the political tie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

On Tuesday the nth day of Jinusy, 1865 at the resi-
den6e vt her uncle Thomas Page Esq, in Cumberland
county in the ed year OF her age, Mrs ELIZABETH H..
MEREDITH wife OF the Rev. VIM c. Meredith and only
surviving child of J. p, and Lucy J. Gushing.
Mother husband chidpen and friends have never wept
over the grave OF purer lovelier and Christian
that which adorned the character of her whose
death in the bloom Of wOmanhood we mourn
TO every relation Of life-as daughter, wife, mother
and fripnd-her sweetness of temper and aTectionate
cleeruness OF heart castered by the graces OF Chris
tian, lent al. indescribable charm.
For many years member OF the Episcopal chHrch she
loved the sanctuary and its services.
With holy calmness and perfect trust in the merits Of
our Saviour declaring in her words Christ is my
all she met the unexpected summons anu passed ffom
G arfh 10 heaven Faith had conquered death
To her widowed mother TO her bereaved husband, to
her children and to her sOuowing relatives ana friends
how consong the thought that for her TO die gain
that she is not lost but gone before TO that rest which
maineth for the people of God.
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THE FASHIONS.

Condensed from Ia FOllett for January, Paris)
For toilettes dc yisite, MORE, satin, faille' silk
that is unwatered more), taietas antique, and vel.
get, are much worn. The figured moires still in
fashion; and require very little trimming.
Double skirts are often seen, either for visiting,
dinner or bali dress. Ii closed all round they are
generally looped up; if OPEN the openings are at the
back as well As at the front in many cases these
skirts are made Of different eolOrs and: materials,
such as MORE on satin velvet, or two shades Of
the same color. This fashion Of wearing double
skirtSis much adopted for bail dresses, the under
skirt generally being white and the tunic Of color
The low body with coat basques viii be much worn
n the dress Is Of silk This corsage can be made of
l0,k velvet, handsomely trimmed with jet beads or
seed pearls.
Many opera eloaks thai we have seen were Of
scarlet trimmedwit 6lack lace or embroidered in
mac; and white floss silks. The little hoods, now
worn over the head.dress during the transit TO and
from the carriage, are very pretty, and IN many
cases becoming We give the preference to the
Marie Stuart shape with deep curtain ailing over
he shoulders. II these ere made IN lace or some
transparent materials they are, OF course, lined to
match the dress or cloak which they accompany
Last winter the eloaks that were trimmed with iur
nad one roueap only. This season the cloaKS are
edged win deep band Of fur the revers, couar
and epaulcttcs are also Of fur.
Bonnets have not altered in form since We last
wrote on tbs subject. the eHrtain having entirely
disappeared
Bali eoifurss are more elegant than ever. Holly,
with berries and isiclss Of glass, forms very pretty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
THE CITY.

MAYORS CouE.-Tho Mayor acted UPON the fol-
lowing cases this mornings
Ben, slave of Maria Allen was up for having a
bag of coal in his possession supposed to lie stolen
Ten lashes were ordered to the offending Ben.
Charles, slave Of p. 3. Jones, was charged With
stealing pair of shoes. The Mayor assessed the
damage in this case at 25 lashes,
S. IL. Owen agent for hiring slaves, was fined for
not reporting where his servant Fanny was hired
": S. Phillips, for like offence, was also fined.
Lysander Courtenay was charged with violating
city ordinance in allowing water to escape from his
hydrant to the extent that it became nuisance.
Mary HawOsly, aar violating city ordinance that
orbids the going at large of fierce and dangerous
dogs.
A fine of So was imposed by the Mayor in both of
| the above cases.
ST. George Gum, youth OF about eighteen
years was brought into court from Castle Thunder
by Captain boswell A p. NJ, charged with at.
tempting to run negroes through the lines. The
arrest was made by Captain Boswell at the time
that the accused was about to assist at negros
exodus. The case was continued until to-morroy.
L THE ScouTs OF GARr's BRIGADE We are reldest-
ed to state that John Paly and George A. Spence,
arrested few nights ago for plotting through
| our lines, are in no way connected with the scouts
of Gary's Brigade. We publish this fact in justice
10 that body of men, for the reason that the Peters.
burg Express. In qpotiDgSn account of the matter,
fell into the error of sppposns the parties named
members of the Brigade scout organization, These
scouts. we learn are selected with great care and
are reliable body CT men, and such, deserve to
be put right upon the record,
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Sc-rErsS THEATRicALs.-Ths Selma Dispatch
re .s.r.rg 20 tas Crisp company, recently perform
ius i that city, says;
In Nr Hamilton We and one the most sgreea-
bic AMI eiucatei eocutionists Of the Confederate
f-.e. M g Oife ranks as one Of the best old
1aea ON the American stage. Mr.. Harry Crisp
dresses and IJoks better thaa lie acts. In limited
sphere lie exesls, but 10 too apt TO Oyeract. Miss
Z s.e Clarke performs admirably-Sometiines, but
cur,vlts tie audience too much. The other men,
Js-g the company may all turn out - stars, with
-, proper study and experience The manager
si-lII lie encouraged in his endeayors 70 present
s-la s-aDdard drama To hear Henhton read part
ana see wolfe lo5t, is worth double the price OF
sluissiou-
..Uh. there he players that havS seen play, etc"
-S.gir.
Tie n Jti.s Register Of tie sth says.
Tle Drama for the past NAek has been a great sue
cess large AMI fashionable audiences nightly crowd
sag ~ witness the interesting play OF East Lynne,
y I'D was produced for tive consecutive nights, The
present week VIII open 50-nOrrow evening with Dion
Is .ur-.caults grand drama Of The Phantom which
!, % Id, produced with new scenery, appointments,
s. Mrs. lila wren Blair is the Leading card in the
niece The management are evidently determined
10 4. an ~ their power 70 render the Theatre an at
tr,,ge place OF resort, We are glad 10 sec that
Ne.- Efforts are beginning to be appreciated and
sctucaledged b. the public
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

A1ABAvA PoLuIcs.-ISigs z Moore hAs con-
serte3 - tecome a candidate for Governor Of Ala
ma. a. ,Es next election General W. Peuus, Of
-,,.s r.un-,- Is also announced = > candidate for
g --rnoI Of Alabama
Co..N. J. Bulger, OF ThnapOOsa county, Who has
bsen nominated Tor the GOverHOrshiP is native .!
Richand District, s. C., and Is approaching the age
Of thrss-ssOrs years. Hewas 8 member Of TIE Aia-
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TREAsr'FY DEPARTMENT {. 6. Al
Richmond troust : l-sA
OF ENDEHTER-

" MSS. BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUbI
INTEREHT AND FREE FROM TAXATlON.-By the Il a
section OF the act TO reduce TIE approved Feb
H. 1864 the SeHoary Of the treasury authorized 70 -
sue tie above certificates payabetwo the at.
fcation OF treaty Of pence with the United States Tkpy
cannot be Sold but only be issued such cIedtcs
OF the Government willing 10 receive the came m
payment of their demands. They also he given AZ
par though free from taxation The attention. of ,<rrebs
sing agents 40 dsbursing officers Of the Cover liz
called 70 this class of public securities offer ~ pscnsr
advantages TO those from whom the supplies othe Gov
eminent are bought md 20 facilitate he use OF them
ehecs drawn by Disturbing officers upon the depositares
holding these funds aud marked afoss tie face pevebs
IN certificates Of ndebtedaess viii he paid il conformity
Herewith
Deposores are her>oy autAozcd and required TO COM
Ply with this regulation and t.rhaie aprcaton 10 la
Register for SUPPLIES OF certificates az required.
Signed G.. s.. TRENHOLM
aul2-tt Secretary Of the Treasury.
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= - e ?, q q 3 q q 2?
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80. -. az

tcaAm.'Srt -5.--sg5c;' report that the
cuc:ly lcar Pocoa!:s lave withdrawn shOtt dis
tancc.
"A large body of troops from Savannah are re-
ported to be moving onthe Augusta road The OBJ
iect OF this movement snot developed. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

NEGRO SALE will sell at public Auction, at
~ Lunenburg Court House ON MONDAY, the 18th day
February 1865 that being court day. OnesiXth interest
in forty five very likely SaYes, held for life by the
widow of the late Joel Blackwell, and who is ups
purchasers r.. H.-ALLEN, .
ia A--c6t' see Agents for the parties
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y YuTURE ssAea.
~ W. II. FowLE, SONS & co,
,.yztv,,,.- 81 ~ NV UU EN- EOyyV =

~ W. II. FowLE, SONS & co,
COTTON SALE by w. HI. FOWLE,
n IONS d Coon TUESDAY next, alst instant at
~ o'clock Will be sold
1000 packages Manufactured Tobacco (smong them
fwpin 4 Yarbroughs half pounds, put up IN
1851, and very choice)
10000 pounds Smoking Tobacco
1900 choice Florida Cigars
10000 yards Georgia 0snaburgs.
1000 do do Sheeting
5000 pounds choice Sugars
1000 yards Adhesive Plaster
Blue Stone Spool Cotton Army Shoes Misses
Indarubber SHOES Pearl Buttons &c &c SC.
EXPECTED IN TIME.
1000 superior Hats
800 dozen Spool COttons
$50 pairs Ladies Bootees
, cases Gentlemen's Boots.
Goods received for this sale up to Monday 30th inst
". H. FOWLE, SONS Il co,
ias7-tds Auctioneers.
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COMMISSIONER WILSON'S. OFFICE, !
Richmnn1 Ian LIZ lSEh (

Richmond, jan TO- lo6b. y
VTIRGENEA.-In the Circuit Court OF the city Of
Richmond, January 9th, 1865
W.. s. Brown and Fanny c, Robinson, who is an infant
suing by her next friend the said NJ. S. Brown,
against Pitts.
Wilcox Brown and James Peasants, executors of the
will Of J. Thompson Brown, Defts .
This cause this day to he further heard on the
papers formerly read and was argued by counsel
;ideation whereof the defendants in this cause j. VIII
Bfown and James Rleasanis the executors of j. T.
Brown, deceased directed render account OF
their transactions executors aforesaid before William
T. Watson, who is appointed by the Court Special Com
missioner in this Juse and who is direetedto audit
state and settle the said account and said Commissioner
ordered to take account of ali claims due by sld
tate, giving notice by publication public news
paper published in Richmond Of the time and place Of
taking said account once week for four successive
weeks, tor all persons prove their claims before him
and 10 make report thereof to this court with every
matter specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by others to be stated Parties
interested in thscause will please 10 take notice that
have fixed upon Tuesday the 2st February 1865 ~ the
hour of 10 ". the time and this Office as the place
when and where shall proceed TO discharge the duties
required ofme by said decree
WILLIAM F. WATSON,
jal7--w4w Commissioners.