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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-12-28

IA r. MAS GODS.
Silver Plated Puff Boxes,
Soap 90 800 ~
Genuine French Soaps, Colognes, sndPomsdes.
Terra Gotta Tobacco Boxes, N''N- o-'"osS'
G Geerscnaa a Pipes and Segar Holders,
Liquor Flasks Of every style,
Brushes Of all descriptions,
dubin's Extracts and Toilet Powders,
p poS, Gellatine and Coopers Isingass,
Real Cabana and Principe Segars,
bacco. pyi run 10
Choice Brandy, Whisky, &C.,
Real 0porto Wine,
English and French Mustard.
Fine French Chocolate,
Broma, Cocoa, Spices Of all kinds.
.. AN acceptable Christmas Box can be prepared
deco M. A. & G. A. SANTOS
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-W. IL
~ vite attention to our stock of
Juveniles, Albums, Bibles, -
Prayer and Hymn Books, fsi
frames, plain, rustic, oral, bronze, and gilt
suitable for Holiday and Christmas Presents.
aeczI STEWART & u
A LBUMS.-A magnificent
"A Photograph, Autograph, and
oums, handsomely bound in Vel
- Papler Mache, Writing Do
Dressing Cases, Glove do
mas presents For sail
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~ TER.-Five kegs of choice Butter, the best
in town. Come to JONES, if you want choice
Table Butter, something cheap for cooking.
Don't forget, JAMES Z. JONES,
decl9 No. e. Campbell's Wharf.
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BANKS.

TVHE EXCHANGE NATION VAL
BANK OF NORFOLK.
President.
GILBERT c. WALKER.
Cashier.
JOHN j. KNOX.
Ass't Cashier.
S. P. MOORE.
Directors:
JNo. B. WHITEHEAD, CINCINATUs W. NEWTON
EDWARD M. Brown, GEoRGE SANeTER,
MARSHALL PARKS, WILLIAM NICHOLS,
GILBERT c. WALKER.
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~ Dianonu TINS, brooches and Ear Drops, La
ole? sets OF Gold and eoral, Jet and Gold, Flor
Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and Chased GoId
Rings Gold Thimbles, Lockets, new STYLE Relt
Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work
boxes, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension
Holders, and large assortment of Fine Jewelrv
of every description, of the best make and latest
styles, valued at A''ss
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VIM. T. HARRISON.

GOAP, SOAP, SOAP.-The attention
We have in store Jesse Oakley's celebrated Ger
man, Magical, Family, Laundry, and New York.
These Soaps are equal to any ever offered in this
market, and will be sold low, on shippers &C
count. MORRIS, GWATHMEY & CO.,
decl5 l3 Wide Water Street.
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HRS TMAs GoODs

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PRIVATE SALES.

,,ortou BY w: r. ROBERTS, -
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Cor Roanoke Square and Wide Water Street
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OUTER, BUTTER-15O packages.
ID 100 packages Tea, $50 bbls. Flour, IS bags
Coffee, 10 hhds. Brown Sugar, hhds. Molasses,
10 bills Moasses, 10 bbls. Mess and prime Mess
Pork, 20 bbls. Herrings, so boxes Soap, hhds.
Sides Bacon, S hhds. Shoulders, Is coils Rope
Bailing, bales Gunny Bagging, rs sacks fine
Salt, 100 sacks G. A. Salt, 20 bbls. Refined Su-
gar-for sale by
rov12-tf WIN uAppICnN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

Thar WIZ sRASTY.-We stated yesterday
complaint had been made before the Re
corder respecting shanty an lot, corne,
Of Locust and Water streets, kept by an
old negro named Alex. Phillips, ss q ono.
toriously profsne and lewd house., to uss
the Language Of one OF the witnesses in thS
case. The shed is merely number Of old
boards nailed together, with a piece o
sacking for door. The most prominent
article Of furniture is mattress lying il
one corner. Here negroes Of both sexei
and soldiers eongregated, snd the viles
scenes and most sbeminable qusrrels wer,
continual. One Of the city officers says h'
often seen as many IS many as fifteen PEG
pie crowded together in the vile den. Eff
forts have been made to atop these proceed
ings, and old Alex. and the negro woman
his partner IN keeping the plsce, have
been sent 10 the workhouse, but in vain
the vile orgies still continued. The Re-
corder gave directions on Thursdsy to strip
the place, and the police proceeded u com
pletely gut It, leaving only the boards
standing, but notwithstand this, the evil
spirits thst infsss the spot again congrsgs-
ted there the same night. On new con-
plant being made, the Recorder yesterday
ordered the entire concern to be torn d0wni
and when this is done it is to be hoped the
corner Of Locust and Water viii ENJOY
peace and deeency.
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The situation In Virginia.

NV YoRK, March IA. Returned
| Union prisoners who reached Annapo
lis to-day direct from Richmond, com
municate some interesting intelligence
in relation to affairs at Richmond and
Sheridan'a movements. One of them
says he was confined in Castle Thunder
and through friends of the Union, citi-
| Gems. he obtained much information ia
relation to the events transpiring, about
which the Richmond papers are silent
On Saturday night last Richmond
was thrown into intense excitement by
the announcement that Sheridan was
near the city. Alarm bells were rung
and all the home guards and every
available man that could be spared was
hurried of to repel the Yankees, who
were said to be az Beaver Mills aque
duct on James river, some twenty miles
from the city, destroying the canal, the
main feeder of Richmond. The excite
ment continued ell night and increased
to panic throughout Sunday and down
to Monday morning when he left, the
alarm still prevailed. 1t was understood
Sheridan had succeeded in des troying
the aqueduct, blowing it up with gun
powder, and that it would take at least
six months to repair the damage done
by him.
During Sunday afternoon Pickett's
division passed Castle Thunder in great
haste on their way to meet Sheridan.
There was 8 ferry near Ethe squeduct,
and it was believed that Sheridan's
purpose was 10 cross the James and
strike the Danville railroad near the
coal fields, where there is an extensive
bridge, destroy that and thus complete
the destruction of the communication
of Richmond. and then join Grant
Movements. indicative of prepare
ton for the Abandonment of Rich
mond have been in progress for some
time Heavy machinery for the man
ufacture of iron has been removed;
also the machinery of their percussion
cap mandatory; and all the carpen
ters in the town were at work filing
large government orders for packing
boxes.
The high water in the James has sub
sided so much that the boat which con-
veys prisoners from Richmond could
not pass above Rockets, a. she had
been doing previously. Prom this cir
cumstanoe it is hoped that Sheridan
will find less difficulty in crossing the
streams in his line of march.
Another considerable portion Of Lees
army, comprising Hills division, left
our front last night It's thought they
have gone to resist Sheridan.
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FArAL sHoorISO AFEa1Y.--soon after ssv.
en- O'Clock last night, little crowd Of eight
or ten mon we're observed talking angrily,
but not very loudly, on Deaderick street, a
little distance east Of Cherry. Some dis
putting was going on. A bystsnder ssw one
man seized BY the throat and choksd, and
others we're knocked down. One Of them
aoeuRed another Of drasing s knife. They
were then quiet nearly ton minutes, tut
still eagerly tslkingj then one Of the crowd
was heard TO say to another, with whom he
was talking: "You are g liar" 20 which the
latter replied; "You are 6 did liar" They
then seized each other and fell to the ground,
when one Of them drew a revolver aud
fred four shots at the other as they lay on
the ground. A call was then made for the
guard, when Policeman Pickett came up
and arrested the msn who fred. He prov
ed 70 be an IrishmsR named Mike Foley,
bsrkeeper &C q Saloon on Market street.
The other was Mise 0tis, = barkeeper in
Freeman's Hall. He had received three
wounds, in Ten minutes he was dead. We
learn from persons who were present al the
ARRAY, that some time ago Otis lent man
named Davis twenty dollars. st the com
meucement Of the qusrreling be asked for
his money. The man complained that every
time Otis Jaw him he logged him about
that money, snd said he would pay a. soon
as he g6l ready. elf you do not pay"
Otis replied, viii sue you on Monday
morning" This caused excitement, sBd
Otis took the part Of Davis, whom Foley
had seized he had two horses up town, AID
had his whip in bis hand, and with the
whip he struck Oils. This Otis resented,
aid it Is slated, "grsbbed" Foley, when
both shrugged and fell. The four shots
were then cred by Foley, when by
.tander seized hold Of The pistol. Otis made
an attempt 10 draw his knife, but was IN
abe 70 do 50. Examination showed that
Oas had received three wounds one on
the right side Of the neck, little TO the
right Of the throat one in the breast,
about three inches above the pit Of the
stomach, and little 10 the left Of it, and
one in the right groin. It was supposed
the wound in the neck was the most i'm
portaut one, but al combined 10 produce
the fatal result. The pistol was s small
revolver, with very small bullet. Whtn
icer Puekett was taking Foley 10 jail, q
brother Of Otis came up in great excite
nent, threatening to shoot Foley, but Puck
EFT very properly defended his prisoner.
lie pointed his revolver at the man, ard
declared II be fred he would kill him; tie
brother then went away. Otis YVES a single
man, Foley has o wife and children. When
Foley was taken TO jail, it was found that
his head bad been either cut or badly
scratched.
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WHFRE TO so.-Merchsnts making Pur-
chases for their business, find Cincinnati
one ef the best cities Of the West for their
purposes, and cali at No. l2l Main street,
IN thss city, will convince them that Mr..
I,oth's wholesale notion house is among the
very frst business establishments there.
Their goods sro selected with experienced
discrimination, aud are sold st The lowest
scale Of charges. The variety Of stock is
almost eudless-hosiery hair nets, trim
mings, shirts, braids, rosettea, paper, en-
yelopes, combs, buttons, threads, wallets,
perfumes. soaps, sewing silks, and every
thing else in that line, - a reference 10
their advertisement in another place will
show. Mr.. 10th and his assistants will be
found courteous and obliging, making a
visit TO the store agreeabless well as profit
able.
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EuIsANcE-Messrs- swann & Singleton
were yesterday charged before the Recorder
with keeping their mule stable, on College
street, IN filthy condition, 80 as to be q
nuisance. The exsmins.ion brought out
several singular Psychological facts Illus
trating the ability Of the police Of Nashville
10 distinguish among various bad smells
one from the other. The defendants were
dismissed on payment of the costs, but
altogether or keep them clean, as the wealth
or was becoming warm and filth could not be
allowed in populous part Of the city. The
compiainsnta were desired 10 lodge q new
complaint If this were not speedily done.
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THH WEEK.-To-day Is the third Sunday
lent. Thursday is mid-lent, or ~ -eaHsD's.
Saturday is the AHnuneistion Of the Virgin
Mary. The saints days are: Sunday st.
Joseph, Monday Joachim. Tuesday St. Ben
s.i, Wednesday 81. Bienvsnu, Friday St.
simoa. Tonight Jupiter viii be in con-
function with the moon in sagittarius. To-
morrow The sen enters Aries aud the Spring
quarter begins days and nights are equal.
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Don't lsil 10 50 to Miss Annie lowering
benefit Monday light, March 20.h.

EVERYBODY ISvrTED.-To- morrow morn
ing the Lighthouse Saloon, on Cherry
street, between Deaderiek and Cedar, viii
be opened by our friend, and every body's
friend, Coe. He has selected, with great
care, stock Of pure liquors, genuine old
wines, superior ale, fne lager beer, and de-
ishing compounds mortal ever delighted in,
Gee has no superior. The Lighthouse, in
his hands, is bound to become highly pop
ular institution.
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A LouIsvILLE THIEF.-Two Louisville po-
lcemen were in the city yesterday, With q
reputation from the Governor Of Kentucky
fer man who had stolen money ia Louis
vile, they leave with him 70 day. Any
other States wanting thieves can obtain &
supply they are here from all parts, and
We can spare several.
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CELEnRATIoN. - Tomorrow the color
people Of this city will celebrate the ratif
cation by tho people, Of the new State Cor
stitution, and the event Of the release Of
thoir race 10 Tennessee from slavery, by q
procession through the principal streets OF
the city, and an ovation ct St. Johns
chapel.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
so REPORT LAST NIGHT.
wAsHae1oS, March u, go p

To General Dix
Major General Sheridan reports on
the 18th instant, from the bridge of the
Richmond and fredericksburg Rdl-
road across the South Anna river, that.
having destroyed the james river canal
as far to the east as Goodland, be
marched up to the railroad across THE
South Anna river at Tay lorsville, AID
destroyed il down TO Beaver Dam Sta
ton, distance of fifteen miles. Gen
Custar was sent TO Ashland and Gen
Devin to the Sonth Anna bridges, III
of which have been destroyed he
says the amount OF public property de
stFOyed in his march is enormous
Tho enemy attempted TO prevent his
burning the Central Rosd bridge over
the South Anna, but the 5th Z. 5. cav
airy charged up 10 the bridge, and
about thirty men dashed across on foot,
driving the enemy, and captured three
pieces Of artillery, 20 FOUNDER Parrot.
G a. dana, Secretary OF War
Nav YoRk, March Il.
The Herald's Newbern correspondent
of the 18th says Gen. Coxs total loss
in three days will not exceed 1900
The rebels lost double in one day. 4
rebel surgeon reports Sherman south
west of Goldsboro, and he was march
ing with enc wing toward Raleigh, the
centre toward Goldsboro, and the right
wing further east, with the roads good,
and no rain for four days.
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ROB 9wALLowERR.-Aeron's rod, on 3 no
table occasion, swallowed the rod Of the
Egyptian msgieians, but yesterday ReeOr-
der Shane had before him twenty-one per
sons--three OF four of them women-Who
had swallowed forty rod. They paid the
city for the brilliant privileges they had
enjoyed. They swallowed forty rod, and
disgorged Eve dollars greenbaek for the
benefit Of the city treasury, and the city
had not particle Of gratitude Or sdmira-
ton for their ieats or their contributions.
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The hearts Of many will be made glad to
hear that Totten's recent selection Of choice
Groceries, wines, &C., while in New York,
have Just arrived az his ptore. No. @ Col
lege street. he invites all to call and ex-
amine his Desicated Vegetables, Green
Peas and Corn. Stewards Candies, Jellies,
Gelatine. Roast Meats, and many other ar
holes Zoo numerous 10 mention.
march2-tE
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PRoMsE Yesterday was one Of those g, =
NAL intervals with which March, in its
softer moods, gives promise Of the coming
spring. The sun shone with genial glow,
the skies were blue, ana nature was in one
Of hor kindest moods. The buds are show
ing themselves on the trees, and modest
early flowers are delighting the day with
their beauty, as they peep out tmidly in
the gardens, the hapPy heralds Of approach
ing and warmly welcome spring.
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NEw cURKKNoY.-Governmen vouchers
are superintendent in this city. Some Of
the banks, knowing no other way to dis
Pose Of them, are Of opinion that il would
be well to circulate them as currency in the
city to help out the greenbacks.
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COEpo IS.-JeT Davis boys continue TO
leave Jea's Dixie, day by day, eighteen
took the oath yesterday at this place, Of
whom there were from Tennessee, one
IRON Decherd, nine from McMinnvills,
one from Carthage, one from Murfreesboro,
one from Nashville, and one from Gallntin.
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We are indebted 10 W. C. Collier for the
latest New York, Cincinnati and Louisville
dailies, the Ledger and other weeklies. We
are under many obligations to him for con-
slant favors OF this kind.
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IN SEARCH or "MoRE LIeEr."-The mill
taFy arrested James Hervey, a negro, yes
terday for stealing candles from = car be-
longing to the Louisville railroad. James
effort 10 obtain enlightenment brought
him no credit.
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Chattanooga Gazette,
Indianapolis journal,
Louisville Union Press,
New York Evening Post-snd
Cincinnati Gazette,
Received daily, and BrOwnlow's Knox
vile Wing weekly, by Cone 4 Tunnel, Ne.
40 Cherry street. marl9-3t
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Cone 4 Tunnel, No. 40 Cherry street,
have just received
"roo Strange not 10 be True" b Lady
Georgiana Fniierton.
George Gsith. /" By +. c. Traford.
s'Tony Butler"
''rwO Vacations, BY author sehonbsrg-
Gotta Family.
''Ths Foraker Daughter"
Inarl9--st.
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On Monday, knight Bros. will commence
unloading the last boat Of their cousign-
ment Of Cumberland coal. Those who wish
TO secure a supply mustssnd on their orders
immediately. Office at Driver and Browne,
No % West Public Square marl9-tf
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QUEsy.-Why did the aoina on Friday
prevent lSdgl Csrolista crossing above Ce-
dsr street on a tight roPe2 Because she
had 10 make straight pa'h, nota a7i'sd ing
nav
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

Cumberland Coal, sold by Knight 4
Bros, Is entirely free from dirt, aud guar
snteed 20 give satisfaction. send imme-
distely and secure some before It is all
gone. marlQ-tf
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All persons afflicted with privstsdisesses
would do well to cali "a Or. a. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderica street, up stairs
Dr.. J. may be found IN his office at AL
hours. nOv2s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

Rev. II. F. Miller, General Agent Of the
Universalist Army Mission for che West, is
nov in this city visiting camps and hospit-
ais. For the present his Head Quarters sre
~ the Indiana Agency.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

IspzcFScv.-Eor public indecent expo
sure, John Connolly and Con. Hafney
we're each fined five lo.iars BY the Record
er yesterday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

UHDvIrED.-P. x. McHsile was fined
twenty dollars yesterday, Tor repeatedly
intrudiBg, when intoxicated, into the hogke
Of q sick lady. lie also drew knife On the
police when arrested.
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Buy your Cumberland Coal, Ash Wood,
and Lumber, Of knight Bros who are sell
ling as low il not lower than any one. o.
fee at Driver & Browns, on Public Square.
rnarlA-tf
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
screw. Wall Be sold cheap for cash.
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Choice Ash Wood just received by Knight
Bros, from Caney Fork. They are now
prepared 10 fiji your orders for either four
foot or stove wood. Ofies at Driver 4
Browns. marI9-tf
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ArcroS.-J. T. Cove, auetiOner, has an
scution sale Of various household articles to-
morrow. See the advertisement Of Adams,
Surdam d Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19

The Bankrupt sslS Store, No. 81 North
Market street, s still disposing Of iss large
stock Of boots, shoes and hats st cost and
carriage. q
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s9ashrille alaiua.
SUNDAY. NARCH l9, ls65.

Ous JOS oFFrcr.-we are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neotest style, snd ct the lowest
prices, ct this Office.
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Ladies' Goat Balmorsls for 81, Kid Shoes
81 90; Mems Boots s. 50 to 81 90; Hats 81
to 81, at the Bankrupt sale Store, No. 80
North Market street. If
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Auction Sales

BY Jno. X. Hume Co., Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday. Groceries, Furniture, No
ti0us l6 sets Res. hairs; 6 sets Wool
Hotel Chairs sets ParlOr Furniture 100
Msttrssses; 80 Bedsteads l Rosewood Piano;
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A general assortment Of fne custom made
boots and shoes; the work warranted snd
sold low, a. G. W. Fall b Co.'S Hardware
Stora
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select Cumberland Coal can be had BY
sending your order TO knight Bros.
marls-d
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For sale 1T this Office, one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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Messrs. Cone & Tunnel supplied Us
Yesterday with late papers from various
1uqrfarF
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Secure seats for Miss Annie lowering :
benefit Tuesday evening, March 3oth. :.
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Lucretia Borgis and Siege Struck Tailor
at Annie Levering's benefit, Monday even
ing March, Goth.
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Let's al 90 to Miss Annie Levering's
benefit Monday night, March 10th.
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ATTRACTION FOB THIS WEEK.
Auction Sales by George Shields l. Co.

ON Tuesday morning, March p, &C 10
o'clock, we will sell zery large stock OF
fresh and seasonable dry goods, boots, shoes,
clothing and varieties. We respectfully
invite the attention of merchants.
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u. 5. MsPhsrn from St. Louis.

NAN--A NtItAAheAAts
Montana
Miami
NJ. S. Mephsm from ST. Louis.
eEPARrUsKs.
Lady Franklin for oiucinns;L
John Kilgpus
Taeony Tor Evansville.
The river came 10 stand GA Thursday
night, and yesterday it began TO rise sgain,
From o'cloek Yesterday % dark it rose
eight inches. The weather wss Spring like
and beautiful.
The great boat Mephsul, Capt McComas,
leaves Al 10 o'elsck this morning, for Cairo
and st. Louis. Il was detained yesterday
through uncomfortable circumstances We
like n ssy what We think Of good boat
and the pslatial Mepham deserves al the
praise We can give. Capt. McComas add
to care snd diligence, susy ity and kindness.
Travellers for the Ohio will make note
Of It. The excellent frm Of Boyd L Pee
bles are the sgents.
The beautiful and sWiit-running steam
boat Melnotte leaves for Cincinnati to-mor-
row at 4 o'clock. She is a boat that Is sure
to suit travellers, from her superior accom-
mOdations. Capt. Crane will omit nothing
thOt can make the trip agreeable.
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A great treat at Annie Lsvedng's benefit
Monday evening, March 20lh.