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Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Liberty, Wilson. Havana 9th, al p m viii
mdse and pass, Hargons Co.
Steamship Empire City Alexander, Port Royal C., SEP.
steamship Baltic, Denyke, Fortress Monroe 30 hour. hu
Ship Bombay (of teenock) Mcleod Bombay June o. VI
Pesmbuco Sept 8, with nseed, &c to F. d. Morgan sce
Bark Tollens lDutchl Verayen, Rotterdam 81 days viii
mdse. to Funcls Meincke & Wend,.
Bark John Griffin tot Nasslu Chase, CaTdena ID dsys
with sugar to Jas. T.. Ward Co.
Brig Danl Boone, Barker, Virginia, wood.
sehf Carrie Wells, Bro"n, Galveston 20 days with s'a'
schr julia, PAR, Kemp, N s, IS days, with PLASTER
y scir e Monmouth, Anderson, Washington.
schr. Anson, Ward Virginia, wood.
schr. Moderator Let's Virginia; ;so:"i. wood. nod
schr II. s. Wood, French, Virginia.
scbr. D. s Williams, Lets, Georgetown pC
sehr. ehr. H. W. Griffin Griffin, Providence
Schr. Niger. Townsend, Boston; 49,,
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Schr. Oscar T. Hawley, -. fIoyidehce i0i rnHseepha
sehr. H. D. Wentworth, Dean, RondOut for Boston
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Schr. Kate, Stevens, PIovincetown
Schr. j. NJ. Freeman Ryder, Gloucester.
Schr Frees,one. Smith, Portland
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schr Wave. Cole, Virginia;
Schr Cdtharne, bfennan. virginia.
Schr Spy, Ryder Virginia.
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Schr Wm. Henry, Sharrat, Virginia
: hr Ann Nisgnia. ShaTat, Virginia
schr Union Brown. Beaufort n C., raval stores
WIND-At Sunset, N, W.
MEMORANDA.
The schr b. l.. Sherman before reported iali Of
savannah has DISCHARGED and pumped and viii w
10 10 on the gndron ways Tor amnaon the esA
found TO be ia the center board trunk.
SPOKEN.
Ship Minns, from Manila ior New -York-s.P, 3 ht rs
lon 20.
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not less than the radiant charm Of their lovely
tions' have quite eaptivsted the stod and m,;.s,.
Aliens and. judging from the nattering a,tena. ~,
our beauties they will return to their home, 70
the matchless fascination of our ladies' and to
and deplore the comparative plainness and aullrs
their own.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03

THEFT OF CLOTHTNG.-Officer Klanberv a,
the Fifteenth Precinct yesterday arrested Ed9ari
Kelly of No 25l BlceckeT-s the complaint cf LAM
Bedel OF OIL No. 81 Bowery' Inc compainant states tis
clothing to the amount of S3l7 during his empOrars
absence. On his return be found that Kelly lad le
and taken the clothes with him. He did no. see Mn
again until yesterday when he gave him into essody
He was committed for trial by Justice Dodge, In d.
fault of ST. 800 BAIL Tie accused is native Of Hayer
straw, n Y aged 10 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
DrPAR1nlENI nE SIArr


DEPARTMENT OF STATE. !
WASHINGTON, Feb. a. lsGi. '
! SIR Your dispatch of Feb. . No 49, has been re.
ceived. In this communication you mention that the
Arcbduke Maxnilian Of Austria is expected in Paris
ard that circumstances may arise IN which it will be
necessary for you either to attend decline 10 attend
ceremonies which may be observed in his honor as a
sovereign Of Mexico and You ask Instructions upon the
question. If the Arohduke Macmillan appear in Paris
only in his character as an imperial prince Of the
House o, HapsbuIg you will be expected 10 be neither
demonstrative nor reserved IN your department toward
him. If he appears there with any assumption of
thority title in Mexico you will entirely refrain from
intercourse with him. Should your proceedings be-
come a subject Of inquiry remark yOu will be at
liberty. in the exercise Of your own discretion 10 say
that this Government in view of its night and duties in
the present cOnuncture OF its affairs has prescribed
fixed rules 70 be observed not only by this department
but by its representatives IN foreign countries We
acknOV ledge revolutions only by direction of the Pres
dent. upon full and mature consideration. Until such
regular authority for recognition. DO not hold
formal or informal communications with political
agents representatives of revolutionary movements
in countries with winch we maintain diplomatic inter.
course WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
WILLIAM l.. DAYTON, esq.,, ac &c. -.
Sir: herewith incose You Il slip cut from Gaignani|
Uhe original being from Tile LoHdOn Gl0Je) stating
that had intimated readiness on The part of the
United States TO receive Minister from Macmillan
as Emperor Of Mexico &c. These statements will
doubtless, be republished in country. | need
scarcely say that so far am concerned there is not
a WORD oi truth III them. l have never given. or
thought OF giving any such intimation therein
stated either officially or unoically publicly or pri
yately. ~ f''
Whether there is any truth in the statement rs re-
spees MI Side, his application for conference and
want |' '"' W." W. 'D,liVht ocI- |
num- WILLIAM II. SEWARD Secretory Of Sat, Sc.
DEPARTMENT or STATE
SIN. Won. At, WAslilNG1OT. April 30 1861 { |
ceiY"j h91f dispatch Of April No 40, has been re-
cernin - .anS @ YOU Tor tue information it brngs con
-, 80, seeeptance Of the rendered crown by fbe
Mexico N "'' intended departure FOR /
Events which have recently ocor-ro1 .
bnt v 'S Ss c%Sany If they correctly reported
iileiv ~ bo j,ani,eaah National authorities aie not
nOt Impossible that new em6arrassments for T.
:, ,h,s may giow out oi The Archdukes assumnt"
Di anm0ilty IN Mexico. But we ,Iol a IN P'.on
prudence justice and houor require TO avsr, a. ,hat
se same time we sha not foreg6 the asserton o AZ
II our national righte. ''0" oi any
II such precautions fail to secure us against oor.
ion we sLall then, tinst, be able 10 Ij,e % %tties
'reat effort 10 the new duties which in tLat ca' %
ave devolved upon us remain now firm. as hero,n %
ore IN the opinion itai lle desnies Of Tie AmeIeen
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:. - c.,,.,.n and ordered to appear before him to

rest by Callahan and ordered to appear before hm ~
hear the decision. ......nto a, .as
ne Ners deems this one OF the most mpoi.an. Z. ;
wolves the legality OF the Constitution OF ls64 anu the
laws made in pursuance thereof
fBy telegram in another column it will be seen that
Caqhan himself has been suspended by order Of Gen
Canby-ED. TRIBUNE.
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UILIDGaxn \
A LOUISIANA CorRr ARnESTEp.-The Arere.

\ LOUISIANA COURT ARRESTED The Nhrere-
port NVs Of the -. Mt. says Durng ihc past eek
term Of the District Court for The Tenth Judicial Dis.
trict the Hon jas j. Wcems presiding was held in
Bellevue Parish of iosser County. During the week n
negro iIicd iOr oileAs'. believe stealing
and after fair tIa. by Jury convicted of the
ohense and sentenced 10 term IN the Peniteniilry.
10 sooner the result made known than the Judge
and jury that tried him put under arrest by the
rOyOst-AIarshal Of Bossicr County Ou what pTetext
this was done we have not been informed Ii seems
the Provost Mnrsha was cOgnzan of the case from the
Of the Trial 70 he close buy made obec
tion nor took any steps until the trial Of the had
been concluded
LGfo.--JuIgc Wcems has been brought 10 this city
under guard, and on Yesterday morning bad hearing
before the Assistant Superintendent of Freedmen,
Chaplain Thomas Callahan. Tie action of the Bnreau
was predicuted upon paragraph T. crcnlar5 which was
aid to have been violated. After the case had been
airy submitted BY the Judge ls was released from NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
The .Juarcz Loun,

As agents OF the Juarist party are in this city
to effect loan in this market Mr.. Luis de Arroyo,
consul Of the MaIimilan Government sends US the FOL
lowing DEGREES for publication:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03

The Clerk Of the Court Of Common Plea, ,,...
mtted communication stating that the appicstion ~
copies Of naturalization papers have been yery np,.s
ous and requesting that four additional clerks h -
that they may vote at tie next election. p''es
In connection with the above. the President ossr.a
resolution carrying ou.the wishes Of the Clerk Of W.
Court.
The Special Committee on tie new County Cour,.
House submitted q resolution in favor Of paving "A.
aborers employed in the County Court. House fron
Sept l6 to Sept. 80 amounting to $3.50 g. Adopted
The Board then adjourned.
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Beard Of superyiser,.
THE SALARY OF HON. FLORENCE McApruv
THE NBW COURT HOusR &c

THE SALARY OF HON. FLORENCE McApruv
THE. NEW COURT HOUSE, &C.
The Board met by special cali at 2 oh,
Tweed. In the chair ''' william
Mr.. PURDY offered resolution that thu Co..
pay the widow Of the Hon. Florence McCsrstsi yea
Judge Of the Marine Court, the salary thai vo, re
due him to January l, 1866. Adopted. "'u" he
0r.soS ras spssa esS"an sS%es &c os Sn SsT County
bills for materials furnished for construction OF ths
County Court House: "s NsE
Henry r. McMurray marble ..&ssnm
Peter Morris Co.. machine work IN
William Jones. plumbing ....... Mst
Estate Of james Salman .. sSsS
Total. ...-..................&i96 i96 %
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DECREEs.
DGpAnrNEyr or srArE ANp ol FoRkIex ArrAlR.


IMPERIAL PALACE. BLxIoo. M4r.h I, 1856 (
ID having to the knowledge OF tie Regency
piTe that certain persons the many that immgrat
ing TO the Empire by the Pacific cOast den becoming the
rich posse virtue
with Beno Juacz ordered attention be called
through the public prints the existing sd OF uy
by which all contracts made by said Juarez affecting
National lands property uunucd and this will be
forced throughout tne Empire j. II. MAsKKo
Chief Of the Section on Clancery
DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND OFFICE oPTRRAsuRY ASD)
PUBLIC CREDIT, PALACE or THE RfGRSCY or rHE
ElPK1, MYxIco, July ~. 1863
SECTION J. The Regency Of tie Empire has been pleased 10
transmit 70 u the following decree:
The Regency Of the Empire TO the inabiiant, Of the
tion. bo II known.
That II La. been pleased to secrce a. follows:
ARTICLE Al contracts entered into with tie e1 Govern.
Of Don Benito Juez after biz departure from the cipi.
ta well those n uiurc entered into O Whatever nature
or descIip pion void 1ri Of 40 effect.
ART The parties interested In the above mentioned con
tracts not entitled ~ decentralization Tor damages ne
can they tie amour. paid them, be it money or
goods.
ART IN addition the foregoing penalty they will suffer
such other Punishment thcir gu imply considering
the nature OF object OF their contracts.
ART f. 1nosr persons who In the capacity Of officer. OF
Of the aOresai Government sha Procure or a..s
n procuring pince with the aforementioned contracts
wiz be also punished according TO the nature Of each psrcu
lar
It therefore ordered tha, Il be printed published efcu
lated aud duly complied with
Given n che Palace Of The Empire of Mexico the 2i day
Of July, 1863. JrAS " AL4oNIK
JOsK MARIANA Dt SALAs
JUAN BANTisTA OrusAcHRA.
To the SubSecreay Of State aud Of the u,e Of Treasury
Aud communicated 20 you for your information and
con plisnoe herewith
u. Dg CASTILLO, Sub Secretary Of State.
aut o! tie one. Of Treasury and Public Credit.
To LUIS AEsOYo esq, Consul Of the Mexican Empile.
sllIf.t IA. I.fI RI if.uf NJ .Nar.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
Diplomatic Correspondence.

WAsHINGToN, MOnday, Oct. 2, lsG5.
The third volume of the Diplomatic Core
pondence contains the following dispatches ON the sub
jcct OF Mexico:
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The Governor Of sonora Deserts the Lib.
erals-xmpcrial Successes ncnr Tnm-
psee-Oceupasion Of Tuba ind Ciudnd
Victorin-The Expected Attack on
Masameres-Arrival OF Gen. Clark mt
New.Oricans-IHis Report on Mexican
AMairs-The Murder Of Gen. Parsons
Con6rmed-TheR Rebel Generals do not
Come 10 Time" Duker l:wiu and the
Emperor.
NEw.OMFANs Thursday Sept r.. l56J
The Mdfamoros Monitor OF the 10th SAYS that Pas
guerra the Liberal Governor Of Sonora. had been de
serted by all except 200 men, and had written 10 The
French Commander that as soon as the trench force
should arrive at Uermorcle he would leave, deemine
the Jnarez cause hopeless. In the neighbOrhOOd Oi
Tampico the Imperialsts claim TO be successful again
and Ciudad Victoria.
The Monitor seems 10 apprehend that COrtnas and
COrTula and others, mediate attack MatamorOs
bnt Meia is prepared.
Capt. Ney is forming contra guerrilla force. He
was lately at Monterey.
Gen. John b. Clark, ex-Rebel Congressman,
from Missouri, has been arrested San Antonio and
the Rebel Gen. Parsons aud three of his friends while
travelling 10 MaamOros. He says that the condition of
Mexico is most unsatisfactory, the Imperial Govern.
ment exercising its powers with the utmost severity.
The Confederate Generals who had accepted service
under Maximiian were ordered TO report at a certain
town, but many Of them had previously gone TO the Pa
cc coast en- route to Brazil or some other conntrv
Dr. Gwin had an understanding with the Emperor
Napoleon in relation TO the colonization Of Sonora but
MaXimilian failed to cOuntenance the scheme which
consequently abandoned by GWIn, who then re-
turned 10 the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
BALLS AND BELLIES.

Another Institution OF the islanders is dancing which
most appropriately closely follows dinner. Dancing
can hardly be called enjoyment relaxation under such
circumstances but, part Of the solemn necessities
OF good society, gone through with much ceremony
as the national morals and existence depended upon IT,
The chief merit of the ball is TO bring together aud
women, aud literally as well as fguratiyely to show
them more Of each other. As social machinery they
assist classes VINO without them would be helpless and
resourceless. But with the English they assume
thing more than the aspect of diversion and partake
of almost religious ceremony. Hence can under
stand the strange conduct to be seen Annually in tie
courtroom Of the Queens cvee Our visitors have been
treated 10 several OF acse grand balls at which neither
pains nor expense spared 10 insure success.
America has justly been proud OF her women and per
petua contrast is being drawn between our own deli
cate aud animated madens and their more gross and
stupid sisters over the 1t will crafty all ardent
patriots to know that in the few heavenly glimpses of
our native beauty and accomplishment the triumph has
been complete. The grace, the w.t. the fpose, the
and mysteTOus elegance Of opr taste in dress
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
THE ENGLISH TOURISTS.

Return to New-York-Ovati0ns ON she
Reute - What the English Have
Learued-whe Invited the Visiters-
The British Social System-Projects
or the Fereigners-Hewo our Railroads
Nay be Improved-The Triumphs Of
Peace-Dinners Among the Briiens-
Dancing.
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CONT en-, are not TO be permanently eohueh.a " .y
nop ar,onceuents that can be made IN tie cGpltais
: Furope arn, sir your obedient servant
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8itbmro1rd @ispatfk,
BYJ. A. COWARDIN 4 co.


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THIRTY DOLLARS per hundred copies.
All orders must be accompanied with the money,
to insure attention; and all remittanees by mail
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Observation-Disclosures will be inserted NJ
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sertion. Eight lines for lese) constitate square.
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements published till forbid will be
charged THEE DOLLARS psr square for every inser-
W.
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OFFICIAL.
Confederate States of America,
War Department,

War Department,
Adiutant and Inspector Generals Office,
RICHMOND, Va, March Is, 1865.
SlRs,-You are hereby authorized to
raise Company or Companies of Negro
Soldiers under the provisions of the act
Of Congress, approved March 13, 1866.
When the requisite number shall have
been recruited, they will be mustered into
the service for the war, and muster rolls
forwarded to this office.
The Companies, when organi30 will
be subject to the rules and regulations
governing the Provisional Army of the
Confederate States.
By command of the Secretary of War.
Signed,
20 Maj. J. W.. Pegram. and Maj. Thomas
p. Turner, through Gen. Ewcll.
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u EMOVAL
~ L. HARVEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Is Cary street, Richmond.
Having removed from our recent cramp posi-
tion. No III Cary street, to the large and conimo-
dlous warehouse Cary street. next door to Messrs.
MasSle & Pleasants, we offer services to the
pubic, and respectfully solicit consignments OF all
kinds. l.. HARVEY,
late of Lynchburg, Virginia,
W. II. PARRISH,
late of the firm Of Bocock s. Parrish, 'Lynchburg,
Virginia.
REFFKsT TO
Mcdaniel s IrSy. Lynchburg, Virginia.
George Bagby, Richmond.
l.. PEBBLES, Petersburg.
h. Z. Flanagan, Charlottesville, Virginia.
fe 22-lm
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IN II T. CIR HE'S.
BY REV. W. r. HELMS.

-
Click-a-clack
Go the crutchOs on the street,
OF the Leople that We meet
Using sticks instead Of feet.
Sad, alnck,
Is tn music Of their clck-a-clack.
One comes near
In whose eye there glinmers thought,
That With anxious care is fraueht,
And its image l have cau<;ht;-
See. a tear
On his eyelid quiv'linS doth appear.
Blessed tear,
Standing sentry ut the eye,
Challenging the paSser-by
For the ccunterslgn-a sigh.
Never fear,
CriHpled soldier! Dixie holds thee dear.
Once he stood,
Stalwart at the anvil grim;
Few were better smiths than him;
Few could horse-hOof neater trim.
Hare they food
Thinks he now-thc ~!te and little broad!
In the field,
Honest soldier was his grade,
And a courage he displayed
That no danger e'er dismayed. .
Lance or shield,
For his country, he no more may WELD.
Youthful-n0t yet past his teens
rausihg, on his crutches leans,
While his mind to other scenes
Is apad-
Home once more with widowed mother glad.
'Lack-a-day!
See that old man with his crutch,
Bent in form and wearied much,
For he is unused to such;
Feeble. grey
Men Of heart, your homage to him pay.
No, no, no.
Crippies, be not, be not sad;
Be your hearts still cheerful, glad,
For your future is not bad
Here below,
Though for life on crutches doomed to 90.
Libertyy
Soon glad tidings shall send out,
And attendant angels shout,
God hath pat the foe to yoxt.
Bend the knee
Unto Him that eiveth victory.
Victory!
Then hhali chime from every steeple,
And free and grateful people
Win provide for every cripple 4
Ye shall see
Manned in battle for their Liberty.
March Y. 1875.
JAW COTTON for sale by
h GEORGE "A. WEED,
~ l8-lts NJ. ~ Main street.
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RDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1865
MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening. the 18th instant. by Rev.
J. D. Jeter. DID, THOMAS b. BROU0HTON, Of
Norfolk, Virginia. to HASsELTINE j., daughter
OF W. I: Lindsay, ESQ, Of this city.
Norfolk and New Orleans papers please copy.
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DIED.

At Beleville, Gloucester county, Virginia, on the
9Th instant, Mrs. MARTHA w. TALIAFERRO
wife Of Major Warner 7. Taliafero, Confederate
Staten Army, and daughter Of Samuel W. Pane, Of
Norfolk, Virginia.
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0NE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

WAK4.Itor the apprehension Of nv man.
NShMAH NO. ~ ~; and S"' his wife, ELLEN, and INFANT
night last, will pay t1e above reward ny NSEyy
NAN Is about twenty. -four years old; light brown
color; about five feet nine inches high; wore whis.
kers, and was dressed in grey suit. 4ILLEN is Of
dark col9r, tai and likely, and took with her her in
FAINT child, aud Was dressed in a red and brown
mousein. Fmh lO-4t1 n M ET
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&A Ia MIEWARD.-The above reward
hANsE, detailed mechanic. at this most vho 10.
serted ON tue night Of the 18th instant, taking With
is hereby caHsonsd x against purchasing the same.
eyes and hair, and fair mpIexion. Will "sn'
MI =. GEO. +. MAYNARD,
NH l7-3t V' "" >" r.
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EIv HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

4 ,WAhD.-Ran away from Greensboro. North
Carolina, on the 18th Of this month, a negro man.
named LEWIS. Said negro is about twenty-four
years DID, five feet ten or eleven inches HIGH bact
complexion, and weighs one hundred and ninety
two pounds. He was bought on the Sd of Feb.uarv
from DR.. X. IT, Christian. ! will paw the above
reward for BIS delivery to me.
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
fe l6.lm~ Richmond, Virginia
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BUSINESS NOTICES:

EREEMAN & CO.,
II AUCTIONEEHS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Having decidedly one of the best houses in the
city for the business, both i'll regard to its situation
and capacity We are prepared to receive and SELL to
the best advantage, either at AUCTION or PRI-
VATELY, CONSIGNMENTS Of
TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
LIQUORS.
DRY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI.
TUKE, and
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Our auction sales will take place at our store every
WEDNESDAY,. commencing at III o'clock A, NJ
ConsignIns nts viii be received up to day of sale.
We will also make sales OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NlIuhE at the houses OF parties wishing it, upon
as reasonable terms as they can be made.
From our experience in the business, being Of the
late firm OF Williamson q Co., and p!edsinx strict
attention to the interests of consignors with Quick
sales and prompt returns, solicit the pat, onag-
OF the public. FREEMAN & co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
NH lS-lw corner Of Main and Ninth streets
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ERAMED TENEMENT, ON JEFFER-
Il SON STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND BROAD, FOR SALE PkIVATELY-We
otter idr sale the TENEMENT occupied by Mr.
Green situated rs above, heing the eecOnd tenement
from Marshall street, adjoining Mr.. Schadd. It has
counters, all ready for business-aud the stand is
good one.
PRICE: $500
Possession immediately.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH l3-3t AucriOneerS.
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NJ EW AUCTION AND
~ COMMISSION HOUSE
GAINES & FRENCH,

c. J. GAINES, Of the late firm of Edling & Co.,
and THOMAS FRENCH, have this day formed CO.
partnership, under the name and style OF GAINES
& FRENCH, and have taken the store on the COR
ner Of Governor Tor Thirteenth and Franklin
streets, where they intend to CONDUCT a general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. House,
keepers wishing to sell out will find our tcrms mode>
rate. Our regular sales will take place OH TUES
DAYS We respectfully solicit a share of the pub
lie patronage. GAINES 4 FRENCH,
ul l3-6t AuctioneerS.