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E. I. BALDWIN & co.

E. I. BALDWIN s. co.
Viii open OF Monday, September 18th,
complete stock of
BBBROIDERIE5 AND LACES,
Novelties IN Linen and Poisi Gaze, Linen
and NaLeacic71ne, Linen Cambria and Las0n
Embroidered, Lace Edqings, Lace Hand.
ksrehiefs, Cambria Trimmings, Real
French Bands, erquisits patterns, Black
6HipOre and Thread Trimmings.
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From AND FOR LAKE ESUPERIoR-The steam
er Lac La Belle, Capt. John spaulding, ar
rived at this port from Lake Superior, at
nine o'clock yesterday morning. Her log,
being without interest, is not offered for
publication. She leaves again for the "up-
per region at eight o'clock Thursday
evening.
The steamer s. D. Caldwell, Capt. J. M.
Lewis, leaves the dock of H. Garretson &
Co., for Lake Superior, at the same hour to-
morrow evening.
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LEADER.

~ Oiti1ons vishihg oonYsyanos 70 either OF the
spoye Trains OF Boats win Be called for by OoAohss
Of stsVsn5 Omnibus Line, by leAVing their address
Is the Omnibus 0f1os, 1sf srpsriaT Esrsst, nsxt
door g the WeddeD Honss.
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ONE THO USAND DOZEN FAIL AND
WINTER HOSIERY

loiI be on sale Monday September 1874,
taeti'0.ag all qEaiitiesiR Wool and Merin0.
also too hundred dozen Boys and Misses
Hose.
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Wanted, $1,000 for three years on good
security. Enquire at this Office.
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O5WE6O sSepts %.
lBY FzLBGRAPH.l
FIOur-Ac i've AMI advanced 25a51c. Sales at
So 25aS 50 tor for M Ispiine; 50 25a9 so IOr red
winter; S so for. white; S1l 2osII SO FIR Xxx
Wheat-Firm and more &C i've. Sales BY sam
pie Of MuWsnkee club at 81 12aI so; No do at
81 65; 81 50 for amber spring; snd 81 10 for red
OOra-Fhm bu, dlIl. Sales ef No at 81; No
! IGdiAna at G.
OaGs-Quiet.
Barley-Buoyapt.
CanaI RrefEhts -UnchsDged-
Lake ImpOrfs-2hU bbls ur; ll2, O0 wheat;
70 600 bu cOrn % UO0 oats ,UOO bu barley, ~,
COO rye.
ExpOrfs--FI. ur 25s bbls, Rs.OOO bu what,
As 600, cJrn. 6 ,poO barley, 13O,e zoo oats
6hipmenGs-By railroad, s76 bbls -four.
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A BIT OF RoNANoE.--Ths Plain Dealer
learns-and the Local of that paper and
the morning ditto of the Herald are author
ity on sentimental mstters-that q young
chap went in breathless haste to the Police
Station, yesterday morning, and breathsd
his 'plaint in the ear of Marshal Schmi II,
to the following effect: A young lady, over
eighteen year old, was on board the steamer
Elmira, coalins in the harbor' IN the GUS
tody of her mother that he had follow ID
them from Buffalo, and desired an officer
to ego mit'' and release said dsmsel.
Now Marshal Schmitt, as all the world
knows, has heart located in the right
place. Said organ was touched by the
story of the nice young man, and an officer
was dispatched to the boat to inquire into
the facts. He learned, says the Local of
the P. D., that the story was true as gospel;
that the old lady wanted her daughter to
marry Portuguese, but the daughter want
ed to marry this young knight.
Up spoke the officer, visibly clothed upon
by the majesty of law: " You lets dat de;re
girl goI I" The lovers hied them. says the
Local, to the office of tbs Probate Court, got
out a license, and finding Justice, were
married at noon. Tho P. D. Local swung
his bat, with "much happiness attend
theml" OF course he did.
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OUR FnREIcN cuEsTs.

Thets AEYtralANanies OF the Party
keeepftOn T0aDay-DRtSe 1hrooEh
the 1tty-oIeasure Arp on the
Lake-ssPubIfc D1nner T0.Atghts
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l. I. BALDWIN q CO
VII open, Monday September lsth,
IS CASES AMERICAN cALICOEH,
ne'o designs Also An1eriean DeLdinss IN
choice styles at Wholesale and Fetal.
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Ell. BALDWIN & CO.
DiH offer 500 dozen
EMPRESS KID GLoEES
n''0 a'st's e0Iors at one dollar per pair.
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BUFFALO MAkkBE-bePf. 2os
IBI EHLEaRArE-l
Flour Unchanged,
Wheat-Scarce, q liet but hrD. sales OF NO 1
spring st 81 60; mix 81 20.
COrB-Hesvy, dull add inactive. Sales No
o. TIC; 10 1 at 79o
Oa1s-sales at 4sC.
BAsIey-HoninA'.
Eye-Hnminsl-
Peas-N nina.
Whisky-Firm. Sales st So "a.
Canal FFe1Ehts-steady. To New York !;
Whsat l6o, oaru lac, oats &c.
Lake Imports For "a hours-Flour 1872
bbls wheat As 1IT on. 266 4sO, 81 800, bar
ley elO.
Canal ExDOrts-F1ouT - bbls, wheat so,
$40 bu, corn, 27O,O9J, oa I4,520, barley l6,9Io-
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OHICAGO MARkEF.-BePt. %.
by Telegraph
wheat Dull at 81 40 for No l, and 81 2sA
81 % for no 2.
COrn-DulI and declined laI1<o. Sales 81 15a62
for No l. and 6e1 S6no for No 2.
PPeiGhts-Advanceo 1e; 1915 on what and
u1<c on corn to Buffalo.
HaiEl.whnes-Dull at 50 2l1Ia2 "a.
PrOVisiODs-Dnll. -.
Rec, IpIs--FIour, 1900 bblS; wheat, bI,OOO
bu corn I79 600 oats 6Sn 0
abibmenfs-5FO0 90 bbls -four, Al, ,OoO On wheat
26S, ,UOO corn, 6, 90 oats.
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EOLEDO MABKET--.sepG. 23..
by rslegrAph.l
Wheat-F1rm end without material chsnge.
Sales new amber Michigan at g. s3116; olu 81 OS;
old Mol T d " abash 50 O6a2 O8.
COrn-Dual and drOopiag. Held at Zoe, and 6s
offered
Oats Held at SIC.
Reeeipts-For the past week: 81, 900 bushels
wheat; 5000 bu Is, 900 oats, 53, 80 barley
ShIpments-62,OO 900 bu wheat, 1000 corn. g..
600 oaEs.
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AMUsEMENTs.
| OADEMY OF MUSIC.

Soan a. hisier--..-- manager.
II. d. Geary IreAsurer. -
PBIoEs or ADMIssIoH--Dress Circle and Par
Quette so cents; hsssrTed seEts to Dress OiEcle IS
eeatsi Fsm1y circle. 90 cents; Gallery, Is cents
Private Boxes, IS and IS. single Seats in Private
Boxes Sl,OO
~ Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at T:45
ColoEed persons vi l. under no circumatAnces be
permitted 70 occupy teafs 10 aBy other portion OF
ths house. save the Gallery. Admission rs cents
Second Night Of those FAVorite lrfistss,
Ak. and MISS COULDOCK.
TUESDAY EVENING. September 2stb, will be
presented ior the lAst time, the new seri0-eomie
Drama, enti led
OLD PHIL's BiRTHDAY.
Otu ..-.-..nr. OOuioooA
marion dar mle OoOldooA
To conclude with the highly successful Farce Of
JOnES' BABY.
In preparation, another new md highly Sucoers:
fnl Play called .Cartouche;' alsJ, the oeiebIateo
rfece OF MILKY bite"
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V, 1, for drunkenness, and absence from
his command, without leave, while it was
en- route to Camp Chsse for rendezvous.
OPENING OF CRIrrEEDEN's NEW JEwELRY
STORE The fine establishment of Mr. N.
E. Crittenden, on Superior street, adjoining
the johnson House, was thrown open to the
public last evening, and was crowded by
the fashion of the city. The public look
ing upon the handsome front of the build
ing, quite naturally inferred that the inte-
rior.wOuld be wrought out in q style equally
tasteful and even magnificent. Their Curl
osity, too, had been piqued and their suspi-
ciOns quickened by the fact that the interior
of the edifce had been kept loc ked from
the public eye with such almost religious
a4si~&----.-
But the jswelry store, (for such is the use
to which the building will be devoted, wac
thrown open last evening, as We said, and
the hundreds who visited it could hardly
believe the reports of their dt zzled senses,
bewildered with the brilliancy of the
scene. It seemed more like the work of a
coDjurer, and people had vague sense that
Aladdin had been inlthe vicinity-that, per-
hsps, this was his wonderful palace.
The main room was brilliant as Vaux-
hall, with its exquisite fresco and elegant
cases containing diamonds, rubies, emer-
aids, statuettes, pearls and all the trickery
of fiction flashing in the gas-light; and
costly mirrors which doubled to the sense
the intrinsic value of the articles reflected
The plain but rich black walnut cases and
counters made the necessary background
and shade for so splendid picture, and set
it off with truly artistic effect.
A brief description of the building may
be interesting to those who have not yet
seen it and its admirable appointments. 1t
was commenced a year ago last March,
Hurd and Warner Architects and Builders.
Four stories high its front is of stone and
iron, with an ornamental cornice. The
front is the finest on the street.
The sslesroom is on the first floor, and il
is one hundred and FIVE feet long, twenty
six wide and sixteen high. Back of this
apartment are two rooms for the manufac-
ture and repairing of jeWelry. Iu the rear
of the salesroom, are elegant desks for the
proprietor and cashier, and little private
apartments.
While the building was mostly designed
by Mr.. Crittenden, the plan was wrought
out by the architect and builders named
above; by Kemmer & Son, who did the
fresco VIM. Hart, maker of the walnut
side cases John a. Vincent, counters
counter cases, John NJ. Frazer, New York
heating apparatus, D. r. Benton, Brookly D,
N. Y; Cornelius Co., Philadelphia, gas
fixtures; plumbing, B. P. Bowers.
Every thing about the establishment il
ordered in the most approved fashion. Ii
is an ornament to the street, an honor tC
the city.
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Rose = EEezGEDs' EESSAs11sl aarEoa ns
port
ThO following are the rates charged b. usi
ARms-SugAF-0uFed premium hams R-..... IS
CAnEaS8oO AOn18 y D..s..
Dried BeeE-b
acknowledgements , b....-..s...s.-...... ls
BacOQ-OF Smoked sidoe y D.....-............... 81
Lard-PTins leaf kettIe-rndid In bblsor tres. 20
Prime leaf kottle-rndr'd IN kegs 3 D.. 991S
RoRk-No. mess . Rbbl.....................,e33 e33 90
Extra clear 3 pbbl..............-.-....-..... IS 70
~ 30 extra charge made for packages or cart.
ags 70 ruilrosd depots or boata. All articles ar
warranted strictly prime, and equal to AnythiDgh
the State. Orasn promptly Hlled.
ROSE D PBEHTIse.
aalSB Ecs. az "a and if5 Ontario strsas
Bradburn, williams a Co.'s Quota
liODB.
white Fish-HsIf bbs. No. I...... ............S7 so
Trent 80 ...... - $500. s 90
Herring +" ,.,..........
PIek erel-out Of market.
august 70 1875 auz30Ra
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Mossr's GuEkHILLAs.--A Washington
letter Of Thursday shows that Mostly is
stll hanging around that vicinity:
"Lsst night, Mosby's guerrillas came
down to Munson's Hill and Bailey's
Cross roads, about seven miles from
washington, and within three or four
miles Of our Notifications. They stopped
At I. B. Munson's house and took six Of
his horses, leaving but one. An unfor-
tunate contraband Was taken back to his
master. This is the second night visit
Mr.. Munson has had from. these depre-
dators and thieves; but this time they
omitted to capture his son.. rs they did
ON former visit. The guerrillas num-
bcrcd about thirty. They were fresh
from a conflict with. q squad Of our
cavalry, which they had defeated, leav-
ing two dead and two wounded on the
field, and taken the others, with the ex-
ception Of the commanding officer, pri-
soners."
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NAYox's Couxr.-The Mayor occupied
his ssat yesterday morning, whom the
following cases were considered:
Ann Edwards, doubtful status, was
charged with keeping an ill-gcverned and
.iisorderly house. The accused occupies
a tsnemsnt on Main street.. between
Tweaty-sssond and Twenty.third, At
which, the neighbors say, crowds Of dis.
reputable characters assemble almost
nightly, and indulge in very boisterous
SD disgusting conduct. The case was
rs.atinued in order to permit the accused
/. bring her witnesses into court
Ellen Haskins, Martha Thompson,
Emma Smith and Mary Easterwood, ar
rested in Ann Edwards's house, and sup.
posci to be persons Of evil fame and
reputation, were called to tho stand but
die Mayor. after hearing the statement
Of officer Granger, ordered the accused
to set back, preferring to give his decision
at some other time.
Lilburn, slave of Turpip & Yar-
brough, was charged with burglariously
entering the house of Thomas q. Tur-
nef, OH rTIVay n'Sut IdoI, a"u ctSaiuS.
.hercfrom q lot OF mOlasscs, fish, flour,
observes, &C., valued at two thousand
live hundred dollars. Suspicion resting
upon tho accused, officer Adams pro
ceedcd to search his quarters at the fac
tory where he is employed, when por-
ton Of the stolen property was found.
The Mayor remanded :Lilburn tor exami-
nation before the Hastings Court.
A youth, named Charles Rice, was
charged with stealing hat from negro
in the street. The accused denied the
charge, and stated that he only picked
the hat up, which was being kicked
about by parcel Of boys, intending TO
restore it to its owner; but before he
had an opportunity to do so, he was
taken into custody by an officer. He
Was discharged.
Several negroes, guilty Of petty theft
and ordinance violations, were ordered
to be whipped; after which. His Honor
adjourned the court till 9o'clock this
morning.
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BY Thomas W. Kecsee, Auotioncer,
Governor street, between Main and FrankGn.)

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PICTURES. OIL
PAINTINGS, MIRRORS, OIL OF JUNIPER,
CHINA, GLASSWARE, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOTHING, SC FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I
will sell, at my store on Governor street, on MON
DAY, the 9th of March, commencing at 10 o'clock,
a large lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NrrURE. SC, consisting, In part, OF
STDEBOARDS,
WARDROBES,
EXTENSION, DINING, CARD and TEA
TABLES;
sEwING-MAClIINES,
WASHSTANDS,
CARPETS,
MAHOGANY, cANE-sEAr and WINDSOR
CHAIRS;
BEDsTEADs,
MA1fiREssEs,
OIL PAINTINGS and PICTURES,
OIL or JUMPER,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
LAMPS,
STOVES,
KNIVES,
FORKS, ..
+ SPOONS.
TINWARE,
CROCkERY,
GENTLEMEN's, LADIES' and CHILL
DREN's CLOTHING;
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
BOOKS,
SILVER and PLATEDwARE.
CLOCKS, &c.
CAGES and CANARY BIRDS.
NH "a Auctioneer.
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WIAr FORREST Has Done. - The
Jackson (MississippD papers of the 18th
ultimo contain an address Of General
Forrest to his troops, recounting the re-
suit of his operations during the past
year. lie says they have fought fifty
battles, kills. and captured sixteen thou
sand 9th, cremy, captured two thou
sand horses and mules, sixty seven
pieces Of artillery, fourteen transports,
twenty bargcs, eight hundred wagons,
fifty ambulances, one hundred and five
stand of arms, forty block. houses, de-
stroyed thirty>six railroad bridges, two
thousand miles of railroad, six locomo-
tiyes, aud one hundred cars-amounf1ng
to fifteen million dollars worth of pro-
perty.
In accomplishing this, he says they
were occasionally sustained by other
troops, but says their regular number
never exceeded five thousand.
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ABOUT RArs.--Lime and Rdis.-A gentleman Of
this city, says The Memphis appeal, who had occa-
sion to use considerable lime about his premises,
which had heretofore been much infested with rats,
informed u that these destructivelitte animals Had
suddenly ceased to appear or annoy him. Before
using the lime" said he, you could scarcely walk
across the yard after night without treadng on
them" He showed US several of their principal
holes, around which he had deposited small por-
tiOn OF fresh unslacked lime, which, evidently,
had the effect Of driving them from these places,
The above 10 simple and cheap method OF getting
lid u this annoying anddestrnctive pest. Suppose
Terrifying Rats.-Dissolye eyt. Of phosphorus
in onc-fourth Of gill Of olive oil. which may be
done by applying gentle heat. and whatever sub
stance Is sncsrcd with this compound will appear
luminous for several hours II is said il live rat
be coated oyer With this luminous oil. and then Get
at liberty, all the rats in the vicinity vii. imme-
diately absQuatulate TO parts unknown, and never
return.
Desirsyiag Rats Cozhs, cut asthin as sxrcnces,
roasted Or stewed In grease. and placed il their
in honeyrwith little oil o. rhodium; or bsd-lime
laid In their hsunts viii stick 70 their fur, and cause
e ! i've rss DO caught and we'll rubbed or
brushed ever With tar and train oil, and afterwards
put to sssaps in the holes u others, they win dis
foi.aeins is ! wary dangerous and Questionable
- D,ire Rat. non your Psem;.es. bay one
rouni q chloride ii i,as, and scatter il ~ into
every rat holA and plsce that they visit, IN the cel
lar and other pAsts ol the houss in snd under the
cellar vail, and they viii toOn leave you. Don't
r:tN on % vsrJ near any articles os family Wp-
1ail ~ 3sls< NJ ! plate u corn meal With
~ -. vhieA 4 O. leet hait foT Wirs-ssnr;
saey ~ ~ r. = = Och = roons.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EREEMAN & CO.,
n AUCTIONEERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Having decidedly one of the best houses in the
city for the business, both in regard to its situation
and capacity, prepared to receive and cell, to
the best advantage. either at AUCTION Or PRI-
VATELY, CONSIGNMENTS of
TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
LIQUORS.
DRY GOODS, -
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, and
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Our auction sales will take place at our store every
WEDNESDAY, commencing at IL o'clock a. NJ.
Cons;gnms nts viii be received up to day OF sale.
We Will also make sales OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
N1TURE at the houses Of parties wishing 1t, upon
as reasonable terms as they can be made.
From our experience in the business, being Of the
late firm OF Williamson & Co., and p!edging strict
attention to the interests of consgnors with quick
sales and prompt returns, We solicit the patronage
of the public. FREEMAN CO.,
Auctionccrs and Com;it&ajcn Merchants,
NH lS-lw corner of Maihand Ninth streets
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BY G. ". Willis, Auctionecr,
mo. 63 Main street.)

"OUS EHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL FURNITURE, IRON SAFE, &C., FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wll be sold ut auction, IN
FRIDAY, March 24th, commencing at 10 o'clock,
at the residence Of NJ. A. Arnold, deceased, corner
of Broad and Nineteenth Streets his entire stock Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, con.
sisting, in part, OF
SOFA.
TABLES,
CHAIRS,
CABINETS,
WARDROBES,
BEDSTEADS,
BEDDING.
CROcKERY and GLASSWARE,
CARPETS, &c.
ALSO,
IRON SAFE,
SILVER WATCH,
Lot of FLOUR,
LARD, &c.
Lot of CEDAR POSTS,
PLANK and RAILS.
NH y g. W. WILLIS, Auctionecr.
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ATTEMPTING TO GO TO TUE ENEMY
Among the commitments to Castle
Thunder yesterday, were A. j. Trout,
Of the Arlnory Battalion, and William
N. Davis, q Marylander, arrested by our
pickcts below the city while attempting
I" make their way to the Yankees. II
is understood that their cases will re-.
ceive the early attention Of the military
court martial which is now in session
in this city. If guilty, proper punish.
ment will be meted out 60 them; but, il
innocent, they will be promptly dis
charged.
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YUruRE Days.


4 UCTION SALE OF a LARGE
IA AND BEAUTIFUL AssORTAENT OF
FkhNCH GLASSWARE, FRENCH CHINA
VASES. AND A GREAT YARlETY OF CHINA
TUESDAY NEXT, March 2Sth, We win sell at auc-
ton . large and attractive assortment of FRENCH
GLASSWARE and CH1NAwARE, embracing
:eMe q the most rare ana beautiful articles offered
We invite the special attention Of Ladies', we'll
gentlemen, to an examination Of them before the
day Of sale. The list viii embrace in part, the
following, viz:
Is dozen French Cut-Glaas Goblets and Wine
II dozen French Cut Glass Decanters,
20 real Chinese and French Vases,
4 japanese Cabinets and Ornamental Boxes,
! French Gilt Musical Box,
Silver.plated Walters,
Dishes and Castors,
French China Pitchers,
French Fruit Plates.
A largo assortment Of French Ornaments,
and many other beautiful articles, well worthy Of
the attention Of buyers.
After the sale OF the above we will offer, without
reserve, few lots of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., to
close consignments. Amongst them are
pieces I and GA Pulled Cloths,
s. pieces shifting Stripes,
100 dozen Coats's White Spool Cotton,
200 dozen Coats's Black Spool Cotton,
80 pounds Black and w. B. Thread,
so dozen White Berlin Gloves.
so reams English Letter Paper,
200 packs English Playing Cards,
25 pairs Mems Calf Caters,
10 pieces Colored Marcelines,
"A Brown Satin,
Silk Velvet, Cloth Cloaks.
ALSO,
2 barrels Prime Coffee,
8 barrels Prime Sugars,
l barrel EPSON Salts,
! l barrel Borux, &c, &c.
N.>B.-Consignments solicited for this sale.
ELLETT, BELL Il FOX, Auctioneers.
NH % No. II Pearl street.
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NH q

DWELLING, AT SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF CLAY AND SMITH STREETS,
AND FURNITURE, AT AUCTION-On MON
DAY. the 9th OF March, at o'clock P. NJ. We
will sell, upon the premises, the DWELLING stu
ated as above, occupied by Mr.. J. T. Cross. 1t
a we'll Of excellent water in the yard The lot fronts
twenty-seven feet eleven inches, and runs back
hundred and ftty-threc feet to an alley, and en-
braces fine garden. Possession given in few
days.
After which, will Re sold the FURNITURE con-
fistiHg of some good BEDS, GARRETT, COOKING
STOVE, &c. TERMS At sale
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THIS DAT.
~ Z. b. Cook, Auctioslser,
mo "a Main strcet,l

:" U6EHOLD FURNITURE,
III GLASSWARE, CROCxERYWARE, GOLD
And SILVER WATCHES, Co., FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, the 94th instant. at 10
o'clock, Win sell, at my store general assort-
uent Of GOOD FURNITURE, embracing
= handsome MAHOGANY 6IDEBOARD, :.
CABINETS,
WA6HSTANDS,
ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE marble
ni&sRRl6taANY ErsoRE.
DINING TABLES,
BEDSTEADS (of various patterns),
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
An excellent assortment Of Glassware
and CROCKERYWARE,
Very superior GENTS and LADIES
CLOTHING,
Several GOLD WATCHES, among them
one very fine English double-cascd;
excellent MORNING-SrAR COOKING
STOVE,
sELF-R0cKING CRADLE,
SHEETS,
PILLOW CASES,
BED SACKS, &c.
NH 70 X. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
ALSO, WILL BE ADDED: a
very handsome msrble-top CABINET,
very handsome marble-top WASHSTAND,
excellent walnut EXTENSION DINING
TABLE, &c. T.. B. c., Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-24
THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS

HVHE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
KINGS NEW DYE WORKS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 2Sth Of
March, at : o'clock P. NJ, We will sell the above
property. The lot fronts on bloody Run street one
hundred and seventy-eight feet, and runs back one
hundred and forty-four feet. The stream. from
Bloody Run spring flows through it, and renders it
wharf, and il never inundated by the river.
The large framed dwelling waserected with a two
fold object of factory or dwelling, and can easily be
altered into a cottage.
TERMs: To suit purchasers.
NH Is GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-24

FALSE ALARN.-Thc cause of the
alarm which was sounded yesterday
afternoon about one o'clock, proceeded
from q heavy volume Of smoke coming
out of the chimney attashed to j. G..
Stockings residence, on Grace street,
between Seventh .and. Eighth. No da-
mage vas done, and the fremen re.
turned 10 their engine houses without
the trouble Of unreeling their hose.