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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
THE NEWS.
FIlcTInN RETrRNs.

ELECTION Returns
In the 18th Virginia Battalion, Col. Elliott re-
ce,ved 25.votes. Col. August ! K, +. Walker %,
ID. j. Burr, Il, James A. Scott l6, d. j. Saunders
.. HeErico-For Mayo 80, English 4. Buckingham
FOR WriteheadS7, Coghiil 9, Mckenney IS, Cabeli
p.
Ia Lynchburg, the voting resulted as follows
FOR House OF Delegates-Trible S27, Deane POS,
Murren ls6. For Board OF Public WorkS-Suther-
lin lSg McElheuny 100.
Nr. Collier, representing Petersburg in the SEN
ate, has resigned since his recent defeat.
FROM THE VALLEY.
The Iyuchbng Republican learns that the re-
ported advance up the Valley OF considerable
force ofYaukee iufintry is incorrect. There is
but OF, regiment Of Yankee infantry this side Of
Nartmsburg, and that Is about hernstown and Win
chester. our scouts who in Winchester last
week report that this regiment had been or Tered
10 another deld aud that they were preparing to
lesve.
PATRi0TIC ACTION OF THE CITIZENS OF WYTHE
The Wytheyile Dispatch says that an imPromp-
n, meeting Of tae citizens of Wythe vas held at
Syvtheville on Monday, the 18th instant, for the
purpoNe Of seeing what could be done in the way
orbfead and meat contributions for General Lees
army. The NEE ting had not been advertised, aud
very many who would have given we're not present.
Spe,ches were made by Brig. Gen. John EeAois
And Major J. Horace Lacy. General Eehols' who
some time since purchased for the use Of his own
family one thousand pounds Of pork aud one hun
dred bushels Of corn donated one half Of each to
iced the war-worn veterans of General Lees army
A noble example, ard worthy Of imitation There
were contributed on the occasion forty-six hundred
pounds Of bacon, three hundred and twenty-five
bushels Of corn, one thousand pounds Of beef
tweHty-fve bushels Of wheat, and SIX barrels o.
nOur.
The DiSpa ten adds; - We feel warranted in say
ing that this is hut commencement for old Wythe
Her people prefer short ratons TO suJugation, and
are willing to endure many hardshiPs for the sae'
of those v.ho have gone forth in her defence Lee
every mau in every county Of the Southwest conn
10 the rescue, aud The army will be fed. The.
must be fed, or we, as people, will go down be
hind the cloud Of subj ugatOn, darksnsd by our OTI
aYariea"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
mOm Sqtraas,s Epsninq Edition.

THE great agony of Keeping up our sescosst de-
Il fences is over. New Orleans-sbandOned from
the beginning-fell almost without a blOw-the
heaviest most disgracefl loss Of the,wsr. 1t sew
eredl us from a most important source of sup
plies. Il rendered cooperation in the military
affairs OF the two divisions almost impossible. Ii
nearly doubled frontier, opening from Cairo to
New Orleans, through the very heart OF our eoun-
try, secure base for the heaviest as well the
most rapid concentration Of forces at any point on
that line, and leaving exposed to corresponding
extent
Then followed Memphis, NickSburg, Port Hud-
son, as necessary sequence. At this time there
were some, with eyes bleared by seldshneSs and
hearts quaking with pusillanimity, wh6were ready
10 cry cut, Gan is lost - e. let make terms -
But the cries Of the craven were stilled by the
stern-hearted manhood of the country, and finally
they ceased to croak aloud.
Again weiose Savannah, Charleston, W lmington;
and once more.for a short time IS heard the vail
ing Of these poor weak things, who again'ready
10 make terms" Thanks TO the malicious Lin
coin and the Shiny Seward, these submissionists
were left without crumb Of comfort from Abra-
hams table.
Even the observation-disclosures have, with great unan-
unity, repudated tire husks that were generous
" offered by the North and have returned to their
duty and their COUNT vs. cause with the cry OF ''wsr
to the knife The glorious spirit now manifested
throughout the whole Contederacy will bring forth
rich fruit in the coming campaign; and the upstairs
Of the North, who, having attened and grown lusty
on generosity in the past, would now play con
querors aad tyraHts shall vet learn the might that
slumbers in freeman's arm"
Let our people but spurn this temptations Of ease
and luxury let them but cultivate true manhood and
Spartan defiance OF hardshps, and let them but hate
the false and treacherous foe, who has 6rst swim
died Us, then deceived Us, then outraged us, and
VINO, finally, would crush, conquer aud enslave Us,
and We shall be dOuby nerved for suffering, and
Tor revenge.
We have already the glimmering Of the dawn Of
better success. From Shelby, m the West, and
FROM Johnston ON the South, We have tokens that
the tide Of defeat that has so steadily against rs
has reached its flood. Let us deserve success, and
with this campaign it may yet be ours.
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Treasury DErARTNEST 6. =. Az
Richmond July % 1904 (
DAMS ON rEEaE SFIaFfHEE'G Gs, 'EtEH

Il FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER, CENTUM
NON-TAXABLE BONDS UNDER TIE SEVENTH
SECTION or TIE CURRENCY Lay.-Doposits' on
cell will be received by the neasnrer in tb, city. Ass
tant Treasures Charleston and Mobile end tie nepos
taTics Wilmington Raleigh Colombia, Augusta, Ssvan-
nah aud MONTGOMERY and certificates viii lie issued Tor
the same hearing interest AZ the rate Of per ccRtum per
ainnm and Occurred by the hvp0tlecstien amount
Of the sbove boads equal tie OF those oanshe
bonds to he set apart by the Treasurer ami the proceeds,
hcu sold applied exclusively 10 the payment o. the said
certificates
The security AND convenience afforded 70 banks and
other corporations 10 tkcN public generally by'ths
m0dso temporary Investment aud the effect Of the
sure il generally adopted IN keang the currency within
moderate hounds IL Is hoped will commend it 10 the IA
vorahe consideration Of the community and ecurether
prompt co-operat.on in carrying i into eject. ,.
g. !. TRENHOLM,
ivQ1-dtf saoieia,V 1T the Trrasnry.
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THE YANKEE GENERAL MCLAUGHLIN CAPTURED

THE YANKEE GENERAL MCLAUGHLIN CAPTURED.
PETERSBURG, March 25th.--About O'Clock this
morning Gen. Lee attacked the enemy on our left,
in the vicinity OF the Appomattox, assaulting and
capturing two lines of works. and one or more
heavy fo:ts.
Our men advanced well into action, but the enc
my nassed hi3 artillery so heavily in the neighbor
ing forts, and enabled topour such sterrible
euhlading fire upon our ranks that IL was deemed
best to withdraw.
The captured. works were therefore abandoned,
and our troops reoccuped their original position.
Gen. G0rdon's and Gen. Bushrod JOhnson's di-
Visions of troops were engaged on our side.
Our loss was several hundred.
Five hundred prisoners were captured-among
them Gen. Mclaughlin and a number OF officers.
Major Gen. Warren (Yankee) is reported killed.
Brig. Gen'f Terry side was wounded.
Many pieces Of artillery and mortars we're cap
tured. The former were necessarily abandoned.-
Some of the latter were brought of.
The attack was a surprise to the enemy.
PETERSBURG March 24.-The enemy is believed
to be making preparations to move, but nothing has
transpired to indicate in what direction.
Great activity has been observed in rear Of his
lines in the last day or two.
jerusalem plank road. Otherwise, all ia quiet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
THE CITY.

MAYoR's CorRT.-The following cases were acted
upon at the court this morning n,
George W. Bates was fined's50 for selling ardent
shirts or a mixture thereof, at his drinking estab-
lishment, without license.
The case of James Griffin, charged with obtain
ing by false preteuce, from negro of Nathaniel +.
Bowe, load of straw, of the value of $40, was
continued TO the 2Ith.
:, Peter Roberts was remanded for examination on
The charge of stealing horse ana accoutroments OF
the value of $1,000 the property Of Benjamin Glider
seeye.
The following cases were continued to the 9th
Noble. slave of Angelina Lawson, charged with
stealing lot Of household articles and wearing APP
parel, of the value of $1,000, the property of his
mistress.
Maria, slave of Lee Buiord, charged with steal
ing quantity of provisions of the value OF s., 900,
the property of Thomas q. Turner.
Zeph Ford, charged with stealing IA pounds of
powder from some person, unknown.
Ella Brown, for being III the house of Ann Ed
wards, a person OF evil fame.
jim, slave OF VIM. Allen, charged with murder.
The case OF Charles al. Chambers, charged with
assauEing ant beating Josephine DeMerritt, was
confirmed TO the 20th--the accused being buicd in
:, 1000 to appear when wanted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
RICHMOND WING.
Monday Morning. March "a, 1895

ru.1.-paiIy. On. year slOG six months, $50 three
nouIAa 80 FOra less period. $40 per month.
ssaiweekly, ons year, SIS six months, so three
nonrAs 80 No subscription received for less period
N.ws Dealers furnished at $50 per hundred copies
Single copies 50 cents
Advertisements inserted in Daily and euiWeeky at
q per square Of eight lines or less
Remltranees ~ OF subscriber.
All advertisenen nom the country must either be &C
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house m the city its insertion
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, PPEAITO ,rEIE PsjnT.C.

PPEAL IO TIE Pt ksLEC.--Ihe Relief
IA Committee OF Richmond appeal to the public for aid
In behalf of the families of soldiers aud refugees in the
city
Richmond is filed with refugees from everS portion Of
the Conederacy, many Of them the families OF souies ~
the field.
Liberal and regular contributions Of money food and
fue are earnestly requested.
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed 10
ship all articles contributed to the poor OF charge
Contributions OF money should he sent 10 u. +. G.
Baskerville Treasurer and all supplies should he con-
signed to the Relief Committee OF Richmond" care
Messrs Martin d CardozO.
RELIF COMMITTEE.
II. F. C. Baskerville, Treasurer.
William Bell. DR. W. H. Gwathmey, j. L. Msury, Direc.
tors.
VIM. u. Peasants, Secretary.
General Joseph Anderson, Or G Barney, William
Clemmitt Lewis ID Crcnshaw James Chanberlayne,
Peter Daniel Jr., George FISHER Patrick II Gibson,
Blackburn Hughes, Samuel Harrison. Thomas Nc
Canoe, Roger Martin, Samuel ~ Price Asa Snyder J0e
b Watkins, George 4 Alien George Baughman. Robert
Christian Judge William Crpmp, DR. II ElleTson, Col
Thomas II Ellis George Gibson, James Gordon, Abner
Harvey, Judge William II Lyons DIR J. Hall Mooie,
Cary Nicholas John Randolph Tucker David Williams,
VIM Willis, Ir VIM y. MUNFORD,
fe24-d&ctf Presidents.
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the GOLD PANIC.
The Herald says, editorany, OF the financial ez
c;tement IN the YANKEES gold market
FROM EUROPE.
THE LONDON "rIXEs'' on yHE MILITARY SITUATION
From the London Times, March s.

ME LONDON a. TINES On XHk NILITAHl sIIVAIIUN'
From the London Times March 81
We seem 10 have arrived at that turning point of
the American war which brings us, as It were, with
in sight OF the final scene, and the part We shall be
called on TO play in IT, The almost undisputed pro-
prsss of Federal army through Georgia aud S1uh
Carolina, aud the successive surrender OF strong
holds. believed TO be impregnable at its very ap-
proach, are W no means the only signs OF Contrd-
crate exhaustion. The great maritime cities, Tor
the defence Of which such immense SACRIFICES had
been made. have long been occuPiedhy miserable
remnants OF their former population. Two months
ago. as appears from the letters OF our correspon-
dent, Charleston, the very cradle Of the ''rebel-
on" vas deserted and half ruined city; the cattle
pasturirg, aud even the partridge bringing up her
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
DY me CONVERSION on yIRGINIA.-A PRoCLA.

10y TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA. PROCLA-
ID MA1ION.--WIereas a vacancy has occurred in
the representation OF this state IN the Congress OF the
Confederate stat occasOned by the resignation Of the
Hon Robert II. Whitfield, late the representative from
the District composed the c6untes of Norfolk, Prn
cess Aune Nansemord Isle OF Wight, Southampton
Sussex Surry and GIeenye and the city Of Norfolk .
Therefore, !, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor OF the Com.
monweath OF Virginia, do hereby peoclam and make
known that elections will be held the said counties
and city on MONDAY the 10th day Of April next 10 sup
ply the said vacancy and the sheris of the said coun
lies and the sergeant OF the said city hereby required
TO cause elections be held each his respective
~ or city, and officers commanding military encamp-
ents aud posts au hOriscd to have such elections
held on the said 10th day OF April next for representa-
tive n I'LL the vacancy aforesaid.
lO) Given under my hand as Governor, and I'M
)Ls der the seal OF the CominogYe at Rich
~ mond, this Doth day Of MarcR A. D. 1861, snd
in the SIih year OF the Commonwealth.
WM. SMITH.
By the Governor
GEORGE W. MUHT0RD
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
EHE ALBEMARLE CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRlCT

IhlCI.
the Editor Of the Wig:
III is noteworthy that no man has announced him
Self for the vacancy in the Confederate House OF
Representatives. occasioned by the resignation of
Hon. VIM. c. Rives. 1t may be in Difference 10
the fact that the Governor has not by proclamation
fixed the day for the election.
But may il not be taken as an assurance that no
one will venture to say he is equal to the RESPONSE
bic post until he is hidden by the spontaneous voice
Of the people
Let Us, then, call from retirement a calm, wise
and yirtuous citizen, unused 10 legislative curves,
and mayndnimoJs enough TO ignore self and party
for che success OF. our great cause-oRe who, in
place Of yielding himself 10 every eddie OF a Ca
pricTous public opinion, will brayely buffet error
that be uay the popular mind into right char-
ne. Without doubt, Mr.. CHARLES ". BrrToN, OF
I.yrf Iburg, is one Of that class. He is well know
10 n voters of the district, through the medium
Of that able ana high-toned Journal, the Lynchburg
Tir7inifa They know him 10 be consistent and
earnest p.trot ct uHhagging industry, SAnd possess
sing courage Of the highest stamp, and they will
be glad 10 put their seal upon him.
PIEDNOST.
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ID "A PrGctsi uasi tl0a--- hcfeas a vacancy has
occurred the representation of this state IN the Con-
CTes OF the Confederate states occasoned by the fesg
nation of the Hon. WM g. RIvEs late the representative
from the district composed OF the counties of Abemare
Campbell, amherst, Nelson. Fuyanna and buckingham,
and the city Of LynchhErg. Therefore, WILLIAM
SMITH Governor OF The Comm on wealth OF Virginia 10
hereby proclaim and make known that elections will he
held in The said counties and city on MONDAY the 10Th
day of April next to supply the said Nacancy ana tie
seis of the said counties and the sergeant OF said city
are hereby required elections to be held each in
his respective county city, and officers commanding
military encampments ehd posts are authorized to have
m elections held tie said 10Th day oil April next uI
A representative to I'LL tue vacancy aforesaid.
-, Given under my hand as Governor aud under
J the seal OF the Commonwealth, ut Richmond
}L-s'} this 10Th day OF March a ID. 1865, aud IN the
~ 18th year OF the Commonwealth.
WM SMITH.
BY the Governor
GEORGE W. MUNFoED,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
mbaI-6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

AMHERsT. iTEMs-The dwelling house of Mr..
Wm p. Scott, near Waugh's Ferry, in Amherst,
was consumed by fire few days since. The most
OF the furniture in the building was also burnt. Mr..
SCOTS loss is quite heavy.
New Hope (Nethodist Episcopan Church, in Am-
hcrst county. was blown down by the high wind
which prevailed Thursday last. The building
was OF brick aud nearly new, having been erected
only wear two before the conine ncement of the
war.-Lyneh5Ty Republican.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
THE EMPIRE OF MEXICO.


PIrS TuE NINTH ABOUT TO GIVE IT MAMMALIAN
The OSSerUdbre OF Rome denies that any plan
of reconciliation has been projected in that city TO
improve the existing relations between the Pope
and the Emperor Macmillan in religious affairs.
The Pope, perhaps, gives up the Emperor as hope
less and int ends to have no, more To say to hm--
The Emperor may we'll be congratulated.
The Pan Mall Gazette says that, in Uniformity
with public opinion in France, the Emperor Napo-
leon will leave Mexico to her destiny rs soon as
the French troops have returned. There was a
rumor, however, that a reiniOrcement of 5000
troops were TO he sent shortly to Mexico.
IL ives reported. that the Emperor Lonis Napoleon
was firmly resolved on maintaining the Empire Of
Mexico and the homer OF the French flag.
The Legislative address Oi France to Napoleon ap
proves the Empcror's foreign policy. Hopes are
expressed for the consolidation OF the new Mexican
empire and, however serious may be the questions
that are still to he settled the Emperor Macmillan
will be able to decide them by prompt and emerge
tic action. France will learn from the testimony
of her soldiers. soon to return to their country,
that Macmillan regns over people sheltered
hrnceforth under the banner oforder. Abiding to
the words OF the Emperor that the temple OF war
shall bc closed, the address says, "Peace will he
the policy of the future. Let MS work in concert
to render plentiful this lasting peace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
DIEID.

At his residence in the county nf Amherst the 9th
nltmo Capt. JOHN p WILSON, long resident of Lynch
burg and favoray known representative OF Lynch:
burg nd the county of Campbell in the Legislature Of
Virginia in 1924 aud 5.
At Piedmont Institute, Charlottesville, Va on the 10th
instant after illness Of four dAys sALLIE only
daughter Of Capt John L. Eubapk, Richmond, aged II
Nays one month and sly days,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27

OUR NEW PosTNAsTER.-The resignation of Mr.. j.
o. Steger the Postmaster of this ty,'has been
announced. This forenoon, Mr.. VIM. Is. Allegro,
of the Richmond Enquirer, was appointed his sue
cessor Mr.. Alegre's intelligence, energy, aud
general familiarity with postal matters in this State
viii, no doubt, enable him to discharge the duties
OF his new position in satisfactory manner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-27
Treasury DEPARTMENT c. $. A.,
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VI UT 'VNYTnSErsTED.

NEETIHECATEH OF Y I'd T. q L ~ IJs
~ NESS, BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANhUA
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAAAIipA.-By the l4th
section Ol the 10 Jeduce the currency, approved Feb.
L. 1904 the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized 10 !s
ste the above certificates payable two years after the nt
Gcaton OF treaty OF peace with the United STATES They
te sold but ony 90 Dee issued 10 sUc creditors
Of TIE Government Hing TO receive the. same IN
payment of their demands. They also lie given 81
iar though free from taXatiOn Tie attention of purcb8
sing agents and dshursng officers ot the Government ps
called to this class of public securities Offering peculiar
advantages tl0sefo whom lie supplies OF Tie Gov
.rnnent are bought and to facilitate the of them
check; drawn By dsbur-ng officers upon the drpostsrles
holding these funds and marked across tie lace payable
IN certificates OF Indebtedness viii he paid in conformity
herewith.
Iepositaries are hereby authorsd and required 10
MY in this regulation and ts make application 10 the
ktgstcr fai supplies OF certificates required.
tSigIodl q. A. TRENHOLM,
auI2 ~ Secretary Of tie Treasury
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TREASURY DEPARTTFET c. s. A.,
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ITO HoLpERs OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL GER
TIFICA fES.Attenoa is respectfully called TO the
provisions the 9th section of the act Of Congress enti
tied reduce the currency &c approved FebIna.
re Il. l6oI which declares that "a call certificates shall
be- fundabc and shall he taxed in I'll respects as prov
ded for the Treasury notes intn which the ale coBy"rt
ble"
The 4;h section of said rt imposes lss ol one nun,
drei per cent. the TnHsary NOTES ny saia
on tho first das Of Jauusr, eEteen hundred and sixty
Eve. S.,ra,... 80 Tsoas-.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. s. Al
- nIlusfONn Y Anrusf 90 INGl (

- Etzd LATlDNSt Tor ci'rTlinc iHsO eff
Ii feet the act oi Congress approved June IL lsA
thorzng the owners OF gstercdcght per bopds il.
sue under tie provisions OF the Act approved May To-
IS6l, TO exchange the same tor coupon bonds.
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds under
the Act OF May 6 Sol desiring 10 exchange them for
coupon bonds will assign the the manner pcSel
in lie printed the back OF the cciit ate
70 the Coniedete States e Amega in exchange lOrcou-
pom bonds" aud then ~ be presented 70 the Regis
ter ri the Treasury Departments, who will hecuron IN
compliance with the provisions of the Act of June 10 1855
issue coupon bonds tor the specified in the regis
tered bonds so assigned. C.. i. TRENHOLM, r
au1q-iif Secretary af Treasury.
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AUCTION sA,.Es-FUTURE DAYS.
By ELLETT BELL Il FOX, Auctoueers,
No. " Pearl street.
4 ICIEON SALE OF A LARGE AND

By ELLETT, BELL Il FOX AuctioneerA,
mo. n Pearl street
UCTION SALE OF A LARGE AND
N beautiful assortment OF French GLASSWARE, French
China Vases, and great variety OF China aud OmOln
Ornaments, &C., &c.-On TUESDAY next, March 18th
We shall sell at auct Ion large and attractive assortment
ofFTench Glassware and Chinaware embracing some OF
the most rare and beautiful articles offered in this
ket since the ancemeut OF the We invite the
special attention OF ladies as well AZ centIemen to IN
Examination of them before the day sale The list
will embrace, in part, tie following, viz
10 dozen rench Cut-tilass GObiets and Wine
Glass
10 dozen Ereach Cut Glass DecanioIs
~ real China and French Vases
4 japanese Cabinets and Ornamental Boxes
| French Liquor Case
| French tlt Musical Box
Silver Plated Walters
Dishes and CastOS
French China Pitchers
French Fruit Plates
A large assortment of French Ornaments and
many other beautiful articles, Well worthy OF the alien
ton OF luyers
After the sale At the above We will offer without
serve few lois If Dry Goods Groceries &c., to close
consignIernts. Amongst them are
Il pieces 81 and GA Pulled Cloths
b pieces Shirting Stripes
l0O dozen Eoatss White spool Cotton
200 dozen Coats's Black spool Cotton
90 pounds Black and W. b. Thread
30 dozen White Berlin Gloves
20 Teams English Letter Paper
100 packs English playing Cards
20 pairs Mems calf Caters
10 pieces COloIed Marceines
A Brown satin
Silk Velvet Cloth COaks
ALSO,
9 barrels Prime Coffee
barrels Prime Sugars
barrel J. som salts
| barrel BUraX, &c, sc.
y B.-COnsignmcnts solicited for This sale.
LLLE1T BELL FOX, Aurtoneers,
mbai-tds No II Pearl street
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GENERAL WARREN REPORTED KILLED.

OUR TROOPS RE- OCCUPY THEIR ORIGINAL POS
TI0N.