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MAYORS OFFIUE,
RRII 1Q4R la6Q

AuA W ~ OA 3 AC1s
ARRIL 10TH, 1859.
EROM reports made to this ONCE by The
President Of the Board Of Health / deem
IL proper to call the immedtsse attention OF the
cttlgens to the following provisions Of the
ordinances Of the city.
shall, as far as such Loo sXtends, cause the
paved gutter or drain In the street or any
public place opposite thereto, 10 be con.
stantly kept open and free rom distractions;
and II he fail 30 to do, may be Iced not
less than one dollar nor more than ten dol.
obstruction rem aims, shall be fined not less
than two nor more than twenty dollars.
3. II any Nth, rubbish, ashes, dirt or ether
things be carried from q lot or other pla ce
and put In q street or public alley. or II any
nuisance or obstructi0ns be put or cause to
Do put or remain tn srein, In any case IN
which It u not authorised ny this ordinance,
the person who 20 puis or causes II TO be o put,
Or 10 In fault in respect TO Its rem aiming, shall,
for any such offence, be fined not ltss than one
nor more than ten dollars; and for each day
after the hrst that the same 10 upon the street
Or alley. shall b lned not less than two nor
more than twenty dollars
II any person shall put or cause 70 be put
into apy cellar or house, or upon 8ny other pri-
vate property. not owned or occup ed by him,
any Nth ~ nuisance Of any kind, be hall DO
fined not lees than one Dor more than twenty
dollars.
II any person shall have or suffer any
noxious, unwholesoms or ~ spsivs matter,
stagnant water or nuisance sbf any kind in
any house or collar or upon any other privat>
4ned not less than one nor more than twenty
The Police are Instructed % attend prcmt /.
~ and strictly 70 the exocution Of these Ordi-
nApces. The health Of the city requires Il.
- list JOSEPH MAYO. Mayor.
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Railroad Accident

AUGUSTA, April 2l.-k. train CT cars of the
Sonth Carolina Railroad. Columbia Branch,
was thrown off the track on Saturday
night.
Two persons were killed aud one fatally
In iurpd
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Northwest virginia.

Passep gers by the Central train yesterday
we've Informed at Millboro' Depot tina, our
scou.s reported the burning of the dwellin &
aud all the out. buses at Walnut Springs, the
residence Of VIM. Skesn, Esq of Pocahont as.
His farm adjoins the town of Huntsrsville'
No other buildings or property reported as
destroyed either In the town or county, and
zone destroyed in Highland thus far. There
are 5000 Yankees in Highland, 800 east e.
Hun tersville, and en- eneampmens is reported
a Edray, In Pocahontas. ten miles west OF
the court.houze-number not ascertained.
The enemy now As undisputad possession o.
Highland and Poe ahontas
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~ TRT STAT AND VALUABLE FARM, II THE
COUNTY or CHEsTKRRIsLp. FoR SALB Will
be sold at public auction II, on the premises. on
MONDAY the 28th day of April next. III fair;
and Il q OF, on the next fair day ,)that valuable
farm, In the county of Chesterfield, well
known az Eppingtoa, the residence Of the late
Archibald IN weatt. EsQ., of aid county. 1t
lies On AppOmattox, river and Winter P0Ck
creek, about Is miles from Petersburg, and
within or miles Of the Glover Hi pits,
the river 70 Petersburg, and by railroad to
Richmond. 1t contains about 800 acres,
we'll watered, and has an abundance Of forest
land. fertile, finely timbered, and convenient
TO the saw mill at the pits.
The Improvements are of the best hind, and
to man CT taste and experience il farming
this Tsally elegant country seat Offers unu.
sual attractions. The soil was originally Of
excsilent quality, large portion now stand.
lug in fore1t, being hrst-rate plant land, the
fields now in cultivation are In good heart,
and productive in all the crops usually cult.
vatedin that part Of The country. -
Attached to the farm 10 q valuable mill
site, on which a considerable expenditure of
labor eud m oney has been made for the cree
ton of a mill.
sold In separate parcels, with good i'm prove.
mente, barns. cabins &C on each.
Offers will be received for private sale at
any time before the day above men toned By
Z. G. Leigh, 6entto p. O., Powhatau; and
If sold privately due notice will be given
TsRMs.-One-third cash; balance In l and
years, equal payments, interest added; the
purchaser giving bond, with good security,
and a deed of trust tor the deferred pay
ments.
Mr. VIM. E. Blankenship or James Over
ton, living in the neig borhood, will show 1t
BESsJxM IN W. F1NNEY.
apl9-d.d Trustee.
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~ SOUTHERN DIeTKIOT OF GEORGIA.
IN ADAIDALTY.-N CHAMDERs, April Z, LEI.
By virtue of an order from the Judge Of he DE-.
trict Court Of the Confedsrate States lhe ~
Bouthsru(D iytrict Of Georgia IN Admiralty, W0
cot up and expose for sale 70 the highest hlAAas.
on TOAeDAY, the I'D day Of April inse., q IL
o'cl0 A. II. Of that day, h the ely a 0avan.
nah, On tAe wharf, under LA2oehe 0ollb Aus-
Furniture end Cargo. 0onAAsine a 9lS hA1S. 81
n bbls. Porto hoo A0uscova1o 0asas, - -
hhds. do. nuso0vado N0laGpea. Of ~ pg1bo no
Santa Clara CHA1110 O. U4H
ap 16-M O. b. Dep. 0ayuAal.
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From Fort Pu1aski

AUGUSTA, April 2!.-1he Charleston Courier,
of this morning !, says that some prisoners, cap
tured by our troops, report that in the ben.
bardment OF Fort Pulaski, seventeen Fede-
rails were killed, and one Of the garrison. -
The walls Of the Fort were not preached.
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OTTO E.-TO THE CONFUSION.
IN Frs Or THE PIEDMONT HALLWAY

NJ Ut q E.-TO THE OOAKIHuOu.
~ Frs or THE Piedmont hallway
JOMPANY, Wig: William +. oltAagllg, Of
Danvills; George Williams, r. Wat, JoAa
H. billiard. D. Boyc. and william =. Garter.
Of Rockingham co1Aty; Philip BazfoW, Jno.
+. Poindsxssr, and a. j. stafford, Of IbIsytA
county; William 4. Lash, John ]. Martin,
and James ktas0n, Of Stokes county; geOo
b. Lindsay. Levi d. Scott. and Ralph Cor.
rell, Of 6uiiford county; Bedford Brown,
Thomas ID. Johnson, Allen Green. ana 0oet.
ford MCGEE, Of CAsWeli county; 01l0o -
bane, Jesse Cant, and Iii ]. WAtooA. q An.
nance; John W. Uunningham, 1dW1n q.
Reed, and Th0mss Ac0ee, Of PorooA county;
william JOhc son, Of the town Of Charlotte,
james y. Turrsntins, aud william F. oe1Ay.
ham. Of Orange county; bsnjAmin 4. xstToll,
Of thu town OF LextnG ton; II. u. Jones, 6g.,
Salisbury; Jonathan Worth, 0l\tAs sOvn Of
Aehbou; and William r. Taylor, Of Pttts-
boro'.
You are hereby reQusstAd 70 meet ct the Of
Acc Of the Secretary of War, In the city OF
Richmond. At eleven O'Clock A. H., on TODD.
DAY, the 39th day OF April, leo2, for The pa1.
pose Of comforting with the eacyotafy Of War
In regard % the proposed c0astruetto1 Of Ne
Piedmont Railroad.
This conference V eaQentiai % The imAaAi.
ate prosecution Of se6HWork. The Oo0AAo.
sioners are therefore requested 70 attend WITH.
out fail.
by order Of the Secretary Vt War:
EDW'D +. d. AYKRa
ap l8-td Capt knGtnoesa. =. 4. q. 8.
~ Oanvtlls, 0feGnsboro', and HalolgA
papers please copy, and send aoco1nts . tko
War Department.
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BY Z. B. COOK, <,xttoaee,

EIaHT HORSES, TWO wAGONS. TWO
L. OtRTS, b q G. z, 100 COLDS PINE
WOOD. &c, AT AUOIIOH.-un THURSDAY,
2Ah i1st at e clock will seI q. the residsD CO
Of M q W Dsrracctt, CT the d. ook Plank read
ct the Toll Gate,
good Saddle and Harness horses.
Wagons ani HsEness, complete
Ca-ts.
| B1GEy and Harness. Ae
TERMs-Oash. E. y. COOK Auct
Al the same time, 100 cords season II Pine Wood
has been cut IL months =. B. COOK,
ap 10 dUctioRear.
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iHE BATTLE or SHILOH -Although the Yam :
KEGS are fCrced 10 admit that they suffered a
most disastrous defeat in the first day g fight
at Shiloh, they insist upon 1t that they gained
eriliian: victory on the fol lowing day and
more III IN retrieved their fallen fortunes
Our Southern accoun IS sufficiently expose tn e
fals.ty OF the assertion. A correspondent Of
the Mon tgomery Adertiser who,was,in the hot
rest of the battle. writes as follows: II coul d
not see that either party gained any advant.
age q the second days fighting, except tha t
in our retreat In the evening We were COM
PEELED to leave behind an immense amount OF
camp equip age and army stores which we had
captured the previous day. Most Of this,
however, was burned by the cavalry which
remained behind. Altogether we have gained
& great victory, End from the bloody field OF
Shtoh lingering hope will agaiu poise her
sllvery pinicns, our troops will be inspired
with fresh energy, our people be assured CT
the success as we'll Us the justice Of their
cause, and the banner OF Southern tpdepen-
dence will again floati in triumph over q brave
and patriotic people redeemed from the til rail-
dom of mlsrule aud OPPRESSION
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The YANKEE BBEAsTrLATAs.-The editor OF
the Dalton (Ga Times has been shown ono OF
the steel breaetplatss worn by some OF the
Yankees at the battle Of Shiloh. There were
three bullet holes through this one, and the
man who had worn 1t was dead. The bullet
from Southern rifle had found Its way to
his covardly heart, Notwithstanding he was
clad with steel
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By REDWOOD 4 KEACR. Anc.s.,
"a MAIN STREET

A2GT AALE OF NEW AND SEuOND
HAND FURNI1 URE, CHINA, GLASS AND
COOKERY WARE, &C.-Oa WEDNESDAY,
aext, commencing at 10 o'clock at orr store we
will sell a large and deeirsos lot of goods IN
part
Splendid Mshogsny Wardrc bee
One bean iful Cottage Ohamher set
One do. China Toilet set
Bureaus Tables, Washst snds.
Cha rs, Mirrors, Desks, &c,
With large lot of su. d. IS foS househ1l Id pur
pJsea. Also, at the same tins. 10 hs resr Of cus
store We will sell O, e good
Eofse. Wagon, Harness. &c, ccnoplste
sp 25-td REDWOOD KhsGH arcts
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LOMc. bVRAxkal. &c.


I OST.--Lost OF stolen from Camp Lee. on Wed
i nesday night, april tho 18th, my sorfe
d iRSN. Foo bis safe return to Camp Lea, or my
FACTORY, corner Of Gary and llth Streets notioe
where he may be found l viii pay q reward Of
Ten Dollars. OHAa L. H0BsON,
.p 9a-3tt Lieut.. Cfenshaws Battery.
= UsT--Bome~he.s In tho city. within the past
1 4 week, DEED from - Lanier TO me, dated
about the LIST o! April. The fodsr will be suita
bly, rewarded by leaving it at my office, corper OF
Mxia aud 10th streets, (Nott's old stand)
A. 22-1t JAMES THOMAS, in. 4
] OsT-A bundle Of LETTERS, tied up II
4 a red silk handkerchief. The letters be.
lonaed to the llth Georgia regiment. The
finder will please leave them at the "Dis.
patch" once. A liberal reward will be given
ap 22-ll*
EIFTAKS DUI.LAKS RBWARD.-The above
j reward will be paid foe the recovery Of dark
bay HORSE. about Is hands high, years old thia
summer. Ono Of Ills knees was larger than the
othsr; was marked ~. s." on hia shoulder -
Sad horse strayed. or was stclen non my stable,
On 9TH. between Main and Gary streets, on 6atur
dsy night last W. II VERNON
Drill and Acting Ordnance OflceT.
ap 2e-pts "a Artillery Va. Kee't,
NfULEN-from the rack corner OF 10Th
y and Bank streets, on the night of the 18th
inst, a dark brown MARE, about years old,
branded "O. ST." With saddle and bride ON
her. / will pay reward for her return to
me, and 90 for the detection Of tho thief.
WIN b. WARREN,
Capt. and Asst @ uartermaster.
ap 22-6t Bank street.
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CONFEDERATHS STATES OF AMERICA, }
OUARTfRMAsTtR'S IEFICE


QUARTrRMAsTtR's CFFICE.
Ricnmond. w April Y IeG2.)
VA ANTED-l.ooo TONS Or HAY shEAF
w OATS, rODDEa, saUlKs, AMI
81 RAW, Immediately. Wanted for tn. army
Farmers viii please fend forward al their long
forage without delay, for which the highest price
will te ke paid. JNO. F. WHITFIELD,
sp22- ~ Csp.aio and A. Q. NJ.
We wish TO employ two able bottled ttkN TO
work on q small farIa near Richmond; one
ss gardener, and the other as Il farm hand
commentators Of good character aud quail
hs cal .s,t Appiy. 70 apyrr,oa
w wish to hire by the month,
four competent
WASHERS and IRONERS
Apply to F. M. PARRISH, Steward,
Medical College Hospital,
W y IN 4a-.As!! aud oe!!.s. streets:
w A SUBSTITUTE
by a gentleman now in service. ior which =
liberal price vail be paid.
~ JONES'"
ap22-sss Dispa tch cft1ce
N1I - /. D--A nILLLR = srted a. iae
w shocsoe Mill, acomps'est
He must have une1csp.!ona.is references as to
South side Of the Dock, foo. of nth street, bs
ap se-u- RcBr. J. sMYrH.
w ASrAD- Three male
competent to take charge Of wards.
Also, six Negro MEN.
Apply a once at
BA.NER HOSPITAL.
ap 22-Sts Cor. l9 h and Fran kiln SITS.
w an q nrss-ras.
for which Il liberal price
~ Apply ag ~, to NJ 10; sHAFEK ! %.
" Ten or twenty MEN,
Accustomed t, packing Mules,
to serve In the QuaEtermAster's Department In
Southwestern Virginia. Good wsses given Az.
Assr Q. NJ. Bscon's 0usrtsr Branch.
ap ~ -2~ Richmond.
w BOARD,
for q gentleman and wife. 1t must not be
more than SIX or seven squares from the Cap
Address, stating particulars, 81. s. 8"
Examiner office ap 2S-lt*
VIY AnTED-
w 1AMED1ATHLY-
At my Foundry, on 9Th st.,
two good MOULDERs, to whom liberal wages
will be paid.
% 2a-3.s WIN. B. COOK.
" Awhile SERVANT.
Liberia. wages will be paid Apply to
ROBERT AYRRS,
ap 22-lt* Virginia street.
" SUBSTITUTE,
for member OF an artillery company. Cali
at Maddux & Cos Gary street, 5 doors be.
low 18th. at IL O'Clock to-day.
ap2L.t" JOHN j. A. MOORE.
M ANTBD-ThFee ars Glass -
At No la3 Main street. By
Mrs. A. A HOUSEWRIGHT,
ap 22-3t~ Successor to Mrs. q. Lyon
" 1'FED7 a o..,..!
HOUsEKEEPER,
to 60 to the country. Address "a. = - Dis
patch Once. this day. p22-l.*
WANTEO- .IMMED1ATELY-Five young
w Ladies to work on Hoop Skirts, at 81
Main street, mp stai-s. Ladies having cid
worn ont Hoop Skirts can have them made
ap2l- 81. MRS. S sTR1DER.
NTANIRD.-TU THINKERS.
Wanted, six good
TEMPLATE WORKERS.
Apply at once.
ap s2-sts .. ID. YALE l. GO.
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WA. IRA 6MlTA. ia MAIN STAlkT,
~ Cup Stairs III am still 1T NY old stand.
IA Main street, bat up stairs, where con.
thine 70 manufacture military work . oTdar,
, both for cmosrs and coMpanles. OWING 70
the extreme high price, Of the material Or
untSorming com pauiss. DO not keep aAy "a.
tertal on hand for compan1es bat When pAs.
ttes have the material. Will eat, make aAA
trim the same 70 order ~ sAcYt n0eoot 90
ut small advance 90 the cAa1eoe made pVos
vtous 70 the war. OompAnlss desiStAG tAe1r
work made up In styls. Will aad u % tAeer
tntersst TO call.
ap2; WN. Ira Ho1lT1
TAENESS NkEDLK.
H SPRING, Axlee. Qloves's Needles,
Hubs, TslloeA xmsy UletA,
Bolts, DlAds, ooIA 0DghoA.
buggy whips, Trace ~Aaina, Lc9, ElftA, 81
Bret Uh:ins; 0ra!a acytAs: Hos ssasiSs
APP sp X-u :, ns;s ssIs:..
ENOk SALk-A -..
xtArs> Aosss nN0MH Avn DOnm, = -.
p!sts erAee. tee 90 q ha4ealn. Al0ly = =
sAArsss Z. HARxS. 0AlsaAlan. 0ksss>.1A
VAsIOR OF. -zO salioss UsSsoI al. Jass
~ to hand md Tor sale ~ -
apM y: YlIkRoox = CIV AR2fRss4
Fl ARN VIL-I0 borfela lard Uals j0os ~
SpSl =. fHrSi1UN 8 OO. .lasllAla o.
E0pyzx1y.-fS4 =. Os0Vss9s II 3
|GTs''s : : s.',.rs..oa I. %.
81 l
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1TXSCUTUk's, n l. d Cf VALUA3 Blu
~ 20 gsa,.: In puIsusnce Of n. T Of
tho premises on TUE6DAY, tbs 18th day OF April
next. or that be not fair, On the next fair day
thereafter, the valuable estate called BROOKHILL,
on which The deceased resided q the time Of his
death.
II llss In the eonAty af ALBRAAILs, six uAles
North Of Charlottesville the South branch Of the
EivsDnA river and contains By recent survey STA
acres. Of which . Que proportion 10 In timber -
best quality wall drsined and highly productive,
The uolands are fertile, and tho whole arm 10 70
good condition. 60 much Of 1t 0noudipg Q large
part Of the low sroundD IL IN grass that, With .
favorable season. it Ii cempased the hsy-crop THE
year will not be short Of 100000 pounds. man.
ufaeturtpg and AAw mill arc Just at he gate, and
1'hs social advantages Of the neighboFho0d In
poirt Of refinement, intelligence and virtue ars
nowhere exceiled, besides the easy access to Char
lc.tsSvills.
1t would be good location for physician, and
In quiet timso for . school.
The improvements consist Of q two.story
dwelling house of brick, With zine rooms, besides
Placement dining room, four frame out.houses.
| to . boys' school, for which they were dssieced
| and have been uaed, and the usual oficss ser.
wants houses. hariis, stables, 80.
1propose TO sell at the same time all the
household and kitchen furniture belon0nE
to the estate Of the deceased, including all
| tbs appliances regulate for large boarding
| school. Amongst other things M y be man.
| toned quantity OF blankets and bedding,
| stoves, chairs, benches, desks, &c, an excel
| lent Rosewood Hano. fne carpets, y car.
riags, two.horse buggy. and spring wagon,
| and also series CT the best German ana
American school maps, on rollers, as good
| a. new, and large and we'll selected nbrar y,
professional and general.
Propose at the same time to ofHar several
valuable negroes, OF both sexes, and the arm.
stock and utensils, toge Their with the stQGAg
OF bacon. corn, hay, and other forage, % o. j
the purchaser of the farm may provide him.
| self abuI dainty with all that he needs 70
conduct 1t.
THRns-For the land. one half Dash; the
remainder in two and four years, within ter
est from the day ofsale, secured by good pnG.
sonal security, and q deed Of trust ON Re
premises For the personal property, N
sums under go cash; over that amount. q
credit Of four months, with interest added.
secured by negotiable note, well endorsed.
Proposals to pui chase privately before Ne
,day Of sale may be made to me at TIE I'd /.
versity Of Virginia, or to Franklin MINI
Ekq., in Richmond, during the sitting OF ~
Legislature.
The land will be shown 20 any ono wishing
t. inspect It. by Mr.. Marsh, the oversAAf.
JOHN b. MINOR,
Acting EXT Of Ohas. Minor, decd
~ The above sale IL postponed unk3
WEDNESDAY,, the TIN day Of May, az MI;
IL not until the next fair day.
ap b-tdS r n
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TTUMrE eok SAl4E-
RI 4 DARK Bay MAKE, Is ye.ss old,
warranted sound has been In service la the army
six monihs, and IL PERFECTLY ssutls under Ore.
though naturally very spirited.
Apply ct the oiRcs of the Hospital RyHaale1,
corner Of Marshal and SSth streets. O dfsh hui.
Ap l-lm~
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NJ o I y i
We redeem, IL current funds, the notes N
DON n BOIAL BANK.
0AYNE 4 MCMUR0AN.
Under the oyotswood Hotel.
ap lo-lmsltn
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- EUElvAk'S 8ALs or ADOUr $50 IONS
~ HEAVY haRHAlL9OAD IRON.-In psS.
soaUeo Of IN ordsr Of he OonlbAosste 0taAee BIZ
tfica Court for the 0sstern Dlstries Of VrGinia,
shau, - lie Rsceiver Of salA Court, proceed 70
SAL - public suction In the city Of AjehuoeA. n
mont Of Se psf Once, 70 The highest badass. Tor
cash, on THURSDAY sko 01th dsv Of AbriI ie6a.
at y O'Clock ID. abouI go tons hsavv DA1
RAILROAD IRON. fhis Iron h the new
raiirosd leading rom Huaasry Water stauon -
the New FORK and Richmond Goal Mines, In Hea-
rico county; . distance Of - miles TIE Ifea
sveTAsss about so TONS p the mile. Toe roaA ~
Ing new one, ths hOn "a bssn bHs htsle assA.-
The purchaser VII ~ as ~ sxpsnss of tahlno
up ,hn Irou frcm tas track. AttAs same tine ed
dad ana loe each, I sAAll ssll NE Uaalrs ~
tpiko Sslaavi.a e 81 nalheal.
9 It'd 111Y 4. 1000xD, 1sssavw.
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EASEMENTS.
A rSloAS oHuAoH'
FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing on TUESDAY, April gel.
The nte'tairmsnt THIS EVENING will be
stOK AID WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
the proceeds to bs tura eli to the Ladies' Aid
Society GA this occasion.
MAGO DEL MAGE will introduce hi. start,
ling AID novel experiments in
NATURAL MAGIC,
CHEMICAL, MsoHANIOAL. and
PHILOSOPHICAL WONDERS.
The entertainment will conclude with a Grand
DissOLviN0 VIEWS.
CHROME TROPICS, and
CHINESE FIRE WOEKs.
NJ Admisi lou 30 cents-Reserv-d ,ests Is cts.
Doors open a. 1t oeiock-psrfo, m snce will com
snca at Ct O'Clock. sp 2s-4.*
D IS T n D,
In consequence Of the severe inclsmency of
the weather. this evenings
EN- ERTAI NMENT
LADIES NATIONAL
DEFENCE ASSOCIATION
is necessarily postponed. Due notice will b.
it shall be held SIT
DICHMOND VARIE TIES
Il THIS EVENING. Arnu %,
Mr.. WALTER KEEysL.
The play of
LOVES SACRIFICE
Uarcs. ............t.......Mi ss NJ. harrington.
HE see programme.
Esss.z'-=zz-s---x----r-
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ks.
II A FINE HORSE
Of commanding appearance; being perfect in
70, M and action, six ytas old, suitable for an
'A''' u '' 3. y. RoYsrEa,
At the office of DunIoe, Monea,e Co.
ap s2-3t-
IA FOB SaLE.-Thsy are beautiful young
bay MARES,S years Old, warranted sound.
They mo We well under tie ssddle. and in har-
ness, sirgly or rs match horses They will
be sold separately OF together. Apply at Mr..
HIx's stable on 10th, between Main and Cary
streets, or 70 the owner, whose name can be
had there. ap3l-u
ETOR SALE.-A very superior sorrel HORSE,
six years cid n.xt Ray. He will make .
number one trooper or if d.sssed . very Ane har.
rses horse. va ks PAGES sod trots well. He u q
very showy enicls, an1 would suit IN cfaesr we'll.
ANY one wisEirs to buy .uch horse can see him
at tie Livery stable OF Jos. K. Hix. Oh I0,h st.,
and can fad the ~wner at Howard 10 Grove, In Capt
8. r. Mcdebe.' company.
II not sold before the horse will bs sold a. pub
llc auction, at Hix's Stable, on WEDNESDAY,
ga ST., q. 10 O clock A. N.
~ i9-hS HDBT WATSON.
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young and we'll broke
''o''' '' " - SPRING WAGON.
pply to
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HOTEL PS0P2ETY-WiU 8,

NALUABLE HOTEL PROPkRTY-W Via oe
Y so:d at pubic au Q ton, In the town Of Dan.
vile. Va, On THURSD Az, the 9Th day Of Nay,
1882, the -opeEty Of the Danviile Hotel 10 mpany,
embracing he largo aua e.igib.y looted hve-story
snd bsss msot br OK Hotel building. containing
about Is rooms, situated ON the corner Of Main
and Union street, lbs bulldogs are in an un-
hoished condition, snd N offering this desirable
property at auction The Company Dc sire not only
to nauidsss their obligations, but aso that the
property should 60 into energetic and en.srprislmg
hsnds, that Will speedily complete the Hotel. aud
the eby AFFORD accommodation 70 the large mum
be- of persons sesking beard In Danvilis. II h
rarely such IN opportunity 10 offered for 20 de-.
sirsbls an investment In sueh properly
TERMS OF 6ALE-One third cash balance u one
two and three yeans-aesotis bls notes, we'll On.
aorssd. With iatsrsss nom date; or oaAh. q the
option Of the purchaser Title sstaiaed vnNl
purchase mOusy 10 paid. For partleularu sAlrees
JOHN n. JOHNSTON. Trsasufsr,
a. l7-dtdss DanviIle d
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THREE SMALL TENEaENTS-UNEO ON
tbs North side OF Leigh Street, West of
Brock Avenue, and two on the South side
OF Oatharine, between 9ilme- ana 9ibbon
Strsass, FOR SALB At AuCTIos-Will be sold
at auction, On the premises, on THURSDAY,
excellent and we'll balIt brica Tenement on
tie north side Of Leigh street. west Of Brook
avenue, recently occupied By the late w.
=. 0ilTaso. Alter which Will be sold two
framed Tensments, on tie south side Of Uath .
arina a'reet--one occupied by Mr. John Pur-
cell, and the other by nsr. Willis.
TKRas.-One-tairu cash; balance at and
and title reiatne I'LL last note Is paid The
taxes aud Insurance for 1899 20 be paid By the
purchasers
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kky ANTED.-
w / wish to hire by the month,
four competent
MALE NURSES, and two
WASHERS and IRUNERS
Apply TO F. M. PARRISH, Steward,
Medical College Hospital,
Ap A-te Marshall aud Collae streets
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