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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30
The Capture ofNew Orleans.

There can be little il any doubt the truth
OF the repor, IN regard 10 the capture of New Or
leans by the Union forces. Tins regard 20
The most important result TINS Tar attained in the
war. The possession Of New Orleans opens the
mouth Of the Mississippi to The commerce Of the
word and controls the navigation OF that high
way Tor the commerce Of the West, a il Places
the means in the hands of the Government 10
remove the distractions above thai city IN short
time. The victory i important in another
Pect. IL pisces ire IL the rear of BEAVRKGARp,
which the Federal army at New Orleans will
quickly take advantage Of. and besides the moral
depression il will occasion 70 the rebel cause cen
orally. il will aid materially ia reducing the other
important seaPorGs upon the Gulf and the Allan.
&c. The accounts OF the capture are meage,
and come tkrongh rebel sources rs natter OF
general interests give albthe particulars We can
find in regard 70 the success Of the expedition and
the rebel means Of defending the mouth of the
Mississippi:
THH MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES
The military forces composing the expedition
against Ne~ Orleans are under the command OF
Major General Butler. and consist mainly of New
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30

York San says;
A tremendous reaction against the Republi-
can party. as lately constituted. seems 70 be in
progress throughout the endre German popula-
ton Of the Northwest. In Iowa the Demo
Gratis are hooking For thousands of German
votes where they never had them before. and
in Minnesota. Missouri Michigan and even
Ohio. The change of continent i Astonishing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30

DAVID X. ATcHIsoN-The celebrated David
r. AtchisOn, the Missouri Senator who figured so
largely in the early Kansas troubles. is reported
by one of his escaped contrabands as being pr-
vate soldier in Prices army: they wanted to make
him General, but he refused
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30
special Notice.

10 ADTER TLSERS-AR advertisements taken Tor
specified time and ordered out before TIE expiration
Of he time specified ac be charged The reg'tIr ratns
Tor re SHhte az 90 TEE time they are ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30

A DEMOCRATIC GovERSoR.-The new Gov
ernor of Wisconsin, EDWARD SALoMoN. who has
succeeded the late Governor HERvEY. is Demo
crat. He is German citizen, resident OF Mil
Yankee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30
NOTICE..

NOtice To Heirs of Petition to Sell Real
Estate.
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION CGUNTY-CcURT OF
- Common Pleas-NOtice is hereby given that Geoi &c
McOuat, Administrators of samuel \. Edgar deceased,
has led his petition to sell the real estate Of the dece
dent his personal being insufficient to pay bis debts; and
that said petition will be heard the of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said county.
Attest WILLIAM WALLACE
ap30-d3t Clerk c. p. Of Marion county.
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CAN DiDATES.
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,

FzNO LADIES Or DELICATE HEALTH Or IMPAIRED
Il organization, to those b. whom an increase Of
family u from any reason Objectionable the undersigned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
safe snd which ha~ been prescribed an yaroUs parts OF
the Od World for the past century Although this article
isvery cheap aud simple, yei has been put up In half
pint bottles and sold extensively at the eNhorotant
nsh the recipe FOR by the possession OF which every
lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard At any
drug store Tor the trting OF IS cents Any
physician OF druggist will tell you isperecty harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent part ofhe world receipt OF 81 by address
ing. DE. J. {. DEVERAUA,
20. Box, No.2sSs, New Haven, Connecticut
ivS9-dkwseI
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

QuARrERNAsrER's DEPAErNENT, T. 5. A.,
Indianapolis, Ind, April2S, 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this Office till
psIhgr~tay May /, 1851, 10 O'Clock 4 NJ. for fur
nishing and devernG ~ the Government Stables IN THIS
city sixty (6o Cavalry Horses. 15a hands high. from
four % Vine years old. and free from all ben-heS, OF
dark coors strong be delivered bS the 10Th
OF Nay. JAMES A. EklN.
ap3O DIT Assistant Quartermaster L = A.
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CON FID ENTIA H,

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
JURED themselves by certain secret
TH=E-yS habits, which unfit them for business
l4lEH--@ pleasure the duties Of married life;
.l.S3~ also, middle-aged and old men, who,
from the foes Of youth other causes, feel debility
in advance of their years, before placing themselves
der the treatment Of any one, should first read
"TBE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something Of Importance by
perusing THE SECRET FRIEND"
Sent TO any address, in scaled envelope receipt Of
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART 4 co. can be consulted all diseases Of
private confidential nature. from A. NJ 20 8 p NJ
Sundays from to ii A. NJ at their Office, No. - East
Third street, upstairs between Main and Sycamore,
posite the Henrie House.
Address DIR. CTAs. A. STUART a CO.,
mch2l-d&wly-is-'62 Cincinnati Ohio.
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MI A n III % q ID;

Just Published in a Sealed Es.relope
PRICE SIX CENTS.
4 LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
~ Cure Of SpermatorrhRa Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and lmpedmenfs
10 marriage generally Nervousness Consumption Fpi-
epsy and Fits; Mental and Physical lncapacity resulting
from Self-Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT J. CULvERwELL,
NJ. d., Author Of the Green Book, DE "A Boon 10
Thousands Of Suferers.' under seal in a plain
veope to address, post paid receipt Of six
two postage stamps ~ DIR. CHI j. C. KLINE l27 Bow
cry, New York. Postofice Box 1856 apr3-d6w3m Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-18
HDQ'KS DEPT OF HENkiCU,}
RICHMOND, Va, april 9th, 1852. !
~ ENEkAL ORDERS, No. 49,

HDQ'KS DEPT OF HENkiCU,}
RICHMOND, Va, April 9th, 1852.
X ENEkAL ORDERS, No. Is.
Paragraphs l and 2, General Orders Nc.
IL Headquarters Department of HenricG, is
operation to vendors OF produce In the mar
gets, bat apply to 0focers, Commission Mer-
chants, anu every oh aracter OF dealer in pro
visions within the city and the surrounding
ten miles Of country under martial law AL
sales OF provisions must con form to the Tariff
OF Prices prescribed by paragraph ii. of Gen
eraI Orders, No IL; snd where not adhered to,
Inent as may ba imposed by u court martial,
and the produce til as sold will ne forfeited to
the in former, who, if IL tefestedin the sale,
is exempted from punishment.
BY order OF Brig. den. JOIN II WIkDsR.
l.. X. PAGE.
ap lH-2w Ass't Adj't General.
YDATTALIUN OF CAVALRY In the
y month CT February Irecetved authority
from the Secretary OF War 10 raise u Batta-
lion or Regiment of Cavalry. Ih1ve hesita.
ted to undertake to do SO until this time and
nov y. eposa TO raise g BATTALION OF
CAVALRY.
Persons desiring to unite with me in this
patriotic effort, and those wish ing uthority
to ocruit and raise companies, Will address
No e. tn IS place, or what Is still better, re-
pert in pers0n st once.
expect TO have two companies of infan.
try and one OF artillery attached to my com
lnand.
a3-Ca,i at the Office OF the Battalion, Main
street, Richmond, w., opposite the once o,
the Southern Express Company.
H. CLAY PATE,
Capt. Comd' Cavalry Co,
ap 10 loit +. e. =.
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MILITARY rOTrCns.

r 10HT ART,J4LERY.eT To he command.
i cd BY Prof r. r. MAG3lE, OF the upt'
versity Of Virginia. a No | COMPANY, q No.
win pefmission from the secretary Of War.
granted In letter Of the 7Oth Of Januar
last, In which "fuli battery and equip.
men to" were promised, Ws have associated
comrades an arms and the frields Of "better
FOR ns q forming c.oa q
march ls:h. from the Secretary OF War. re.
assures us that t,e battery, &c, viii be furn.
ished In reply to he question "whs her mem-
bers OF any Virgins company now In service
would be permitted to re-enlist in the hatteryfr
Gen. Randolph, in y letter OF April sth, says ::
twelve moRths volunteers nay join the
battery, but caEnet be transferred uetii the
expiration Of their present term OF service"
We have III our projected organisation sew
artillery, tesides a Sufficient mum Der OF twelve
months men to swell our lis. to about one
hundred. We wish to 60 In to the field with
one huadrsd and fifty first-class soldiers.
Men Of unimpeached character. wishing to
unite themselves with US in the service OF the
Confederate States FOL. the war, will report
the fact to their com Manders, and TO US at
SUFFOLK Va We will organize permanently
about the 18th OF May, but men whose term
Of service expires after that date mny De
has for the last six or eight months devoted
himself to the study Of light artillery taclIcs,
gunuery, sp9iueertnG, and the science o. wal
cen orally. and his eminent and well Known
proficiency ia mathematics conio Ous al kue
the most complete success ana ofiRas W.
tare Tor himself aud associates.
]. DAVIS,
+. w. SPENCER,
Il. w. ARNOLD,
+. b. FASLEY,
j. X. CLACK,
J. u. ARNOLD,
apl7-At~ For the Company.
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HEADQUARTERS,
III .PATEa' BATTALrON

II 81 GAOQUAbTEh1s
III .PATES' BATTALION.
We, the undersigned, are Authorized by
Capt Henry u. Pa'e, IN RECRUIT A COM.
PANY UF CAVALhY. consssting OF 20 men,
to Do M stered In to the service Of the o. s.
A. for s. years or during the war. Members
Joining this company are entitled 70 the
DO unity Of go. and 81 per month pay.
Horscs, equipnsU t., aud subsistsnc CO, fur.
nished each recruit. Those who furnish
their own horses, will bs entitled 10 90 per
month.
Once on Main and near the corner OF 9TH
street, Richmond, Va.
McNAkY HUnSON.
np7-lets y. r. HAYWOOD.
Z ~ Norfolk Day Book, Pcfsrsburg Exnress
shd Richmond ExAmtRsr will please copy
aud send bill 70 the aubsorlbegs.
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Heavy AKIILLERY
A5O Bounty, aud

HEAVY ARTILLERY.
A5D Bounty, and
Uniforms IurGi5nea.
The unders gned ere authorized by tie sec.
rotary OF War to raise a Company for the
heavy Artillery services. We have been 10.
til past eleven months IN active SER vice ia
L:eutenants Of such a company, and have
already number OF msn enlisted.
Ali who desire TO join as will please apply
at our recruiting office, Mo- II, Main street, up
stairs. to VIA. La WSON, Company H, First
Regiment Virginia Volunteers; or Ut our
Camp in yorktown.
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
mhl7-lms THOMAS LAWSON
HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED ny THE
SECRETARY OF WAR 10 rai.e u Resi
msnt of HEAVY ARTILLERY for thee
years. or thu war.
This regiment i, rapidly filing mp, apd wants
ony few CT mpAries reauiaits t. its completion.
should be glsd to confer with car:ains " no have
companies, aud xlso with those who desire to
raise companies.
Volunteers or recruits enlstins for three years
or the war, will receive bounty Of $50. payable
- soon AZ they xre ~ orn into service and &c
espted, upon inspection by medical officer, TO
esther with transporta Ion AID subsst enee from
the time acd place Of enlistment, uatii inspected
aHc Eustersd."
Twelve months msn can re-enfist singly or By
10 bounty; and will also be transferred during
tAs twenty days previous 70 tbs sxpirs.isa 81
taeir present term.
Volunteers will he received singly or by camra-
! from any portion OF the Confsdsracy.
1'OEce--TenfA street, three deere from Main
csty Post-o facs. Box s77.
ap 2--lm. ROBT. T. MORhISS.
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X1OO aaWehD.-hanaway from the
a. tUU sabscribsr, In tie city OF Rich.
mond, NEGRO man named JOHN. SAID fel.
low ID about Is years Of age, 6 feet q Or9
inches high, has q down lock when spoken. 10
and Of dark color has his hair plated anu
wears his beard long, and 10 n blacksmith hy
trade, and may have hired himself to soms
smith In the city ~ u free man. / viii give
the above reward II said fellow be taken nftv
miles South Of Richmond, or twenty doilsrs
II appGehsnaed anywhere else aud delivered
TO 0es.rs. Otop.on d Lyne.
ap l4-6t JOHN PALMER
COX REV AKD-kanaWsy nom nav
% LsJ stere. on Tuesday morning, 18Th m.
staMt. my negro HOY, LAWS WASHlN0-
TON. Hell bright H,r iatso, thick set, about
9 fees high. 10 years old; had on when last
seen brown sack Coas, bro wa pants and Z
ntlltarycAp. The ebovs rev ard viii bs pald
for his delivery To rae
j. y. COTrRELlA.
up 10 No IL hlain atrest.
Orr'0ray usasos,~
DkAUrIFULLY,
~
KING q EON'H,
Zoo urers, MAin street,
apl-lms Near he 0potsWoo6.
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II UST REQ lvE:D
81 SEQ pieces american fria.s;
800 pieces fneiish Prints:
100 pieces Fancy Lawns;
700 pieces Fancy OIgandiss.
10 pteccs B1sa.hsd Cotton,
LOO pieces Black LAWnS;
loo pieces Black Prints;
10 pieces OLeck Cling anna,
loo pieces Fancy 0in9hams.
loo pieces Linen Checks;
70 ptecea Check U0mestlc:
% pieces Black Alpaca;
( 20 pieces Cotlonadeo;
30 pieces Striped Usas burrs:
100 dozen Ooass's Cotton, No. 50;
600 dozen Half Hose, all cOlOrs:
DO dozen Ladies' Hose, all eoiOrs;
700 dozen spool Sllk, AL coi0rs;
NO dozen 10 ton Hdk' II, all eoiors.
lao dozen S0spendsrs;
10 bales - Brown Sh,rttps:
6bslss Brown Jsans;
onlRa Brown DUCK,
bales No. OsnkbargS;
--ALSO.--
a large stock Of Ready. a ads Oao thing AND
farnishlnG 0ocs1s, ~ the new store. 23S kroR1
''. .ps s:s''u 81 and ut soss sv;,x,
sCFKlNa Is OuMIMa II respectfully
- cali the astsnates Of the ladies . the
assortmsnt Of goods. among Which arr Nv.
cnss 1oanst 6liks. plain and checked; lin.
stons, black and white; and large ssycr !.
m:n: Of We've. AaA Holes. Rlsbons, 20.
IN the. Millinery lime; altof walsh can b sssa
at No 10 broad strsal.
sps-lms Miss v. a. TnnpLIMAN
AfOTI0N.---Fas Doss1 nd ants q sns -
IN Am Of Davis = nllTOanaON VIII -
solnA q the 0tlce u NJ IN WA & lannea = O..
Az pGrsona havins elaias asainst he I'm Mn
I'm IN = ~ 49, sss ~ ,s.h.s ~
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HEADQUARTERS ORDNANCE DKPAkTkr,
Richmond, Va. March IS h, 1869
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS OF
purchasing ARMS from those parties
having good dou BILE barrel shot gums, sport
ing rifles. or any kind OF weapons that Will
be nsefni IN the field. These arms will ia
fairly appvaised GA their delivery in Rich
n Ond, aad payments will % promptly made.
Agents heretofore collecting state arms
for this department. requested to collect
aud forward these p-ivste arms as promptly
as possible. >. DINMUCK,
Tn 29-U Col. OF Ords anca of Virginia.
- GtiCE.-Cspt. Wfa.fW raEKEA b Com
pany OF LIGHT ARTILLERY having been
clustered Int aeTvicc. and secured battery Of
81 guns, il tie cainp Of instruction, ard
will receive few more RECRUITS, il shay are
Of the right sort Apply At his Office. IA tn Law
Rui5 uR At nnce NH ~ i
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" B 4 LIT s44 H. = -
8 A LTii

Tor the pnrpose OF dIstribu.trs our ash .a,. ~
tably among the psop saad to pssvent ~ fsr - :.
can speculation therein. Ne will ID faiase IN -
moro Salt by the 6ar load bat win 90 ahltsh sssn.
~ convenient points for IL Distributes % ~.
SINNERS only. Oar stipmsuss Nors few wssts !.
others than the Confederate 0ossawens Win =
very limiied.x Aftsr that lime Ne ean psev..
sunssing .! least. II We csnnos fDrnisA aa sI~
dant supply.
Fairness sending their wagons and sacks will
allowed Hoderats loads. Without daisy.
We will not retail salt here. 10 % BY the ~,
We publish tho above 70 inlosm the pukle !.
save O.ifselycs great deal at oosHssponss c. a.
10 save persons tho trouble and sxpenss Of oos,.
ing t. the Works on the cara 70 obtain lev ~.
Of Salt. STUART, GHANAN 3 co.
ap il-dim Ssltvns, VI.
~ UT q k-TO DxPosIfOss m ~;
HsNxIco SAvIHas BARE.-ln cOns<au shes an
the Inability 70 use funds Of depositors H.
Board Of Directors Of the HsnFico Ssyins.
Bank requests all psrsoRs holding tertldca,s.
to present them for payment on or before Ns
Goth inst, as AL lnt0sost will cease on that
day. JNO. A. HAWSE. Treasurer,
mp 9-l2ts 32o Main street
aNNOTIUE: to DEPUSlTURs In Tbs
UNION SAVINGS BANK In eoas..
quencs of the In ability to uss funds Of dsDO.
sitors, the Board Of Directors OF shs UulOu
Savir gs Bank request all persons holding
CERTIFICATES 10 present them for psy.
ment Oh or before the 10Th Inst, as ali IL.
teresi will cease on that day.
CHAS. STEBBlNS, Treasurer,
R,chnend, April 2, tSs1. ap a-dtlsA
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VKEEN sPETN0 LAND fOR SALE.

u
offer fer sale privately my FARM, ccu.
tanning e7s acres, lying seven miies south
Of Trevtllian Depot, Central Railroad, with
every thing necessary for imin ediate eccupa-
ton and cultivation, including Provisions,
Stock, Furniture, &C., &C.. Tie land Is highly
unprecedented eics In Erass, ono in wheat,
and one ready for corn. The buildings are
new aud excellent The dwelling hand.
some cottage, with eigh rooms, and IL OF the
best material aud workmanship For par
ticalars. apply 10 VIZ $. RoYsfER, corner Of
Virginia ana Curry streets. Address
b. WINSTON,
ap o-lms Trevislian Depot, Louisa.
EOR SALE-Frivntely, 4 nm Der OF LlITS
r. In Sidney, On Grace and Broad streets,
Just beyond the corporation line. Also In
Manchester, HOUSES and I.UTS, ON Hull
street. One has attached 10 II n rich and pro.
ducttve garden. The basement rooms n AZ
be used a. stores. And for rent or lease LUIS
both In Richmond and Manchester. Ap ~
to Da BkUOOkS
CorAsr Main and l2th streots.
Otnce hours. from 10 A. M, and from
t4 O'Clock r. n. apl-lms
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(
DASANAY-A Nese0 Boy, named DAVID;
IL about 20 PEARS old; Of medium hSigat; black
sRia. No scars re objected. He ia slow In his
movements 1t 10 srpposed he Ia id- king abou.
he city Hs' kssn at the Central Hotel, and has
probably hired himself ut some of The cemps.--
Fen do0hra e wal viii he paid fOf bis return II
caught within the city, or county OF Hsnrico; ts5
Ii caught beyond. RO D. WARD or
sp It's A ID WILLIAMS.
COX Rt4wAku.-RanAway FROM the sub.
DZsJ scriber ON the morning OF the IL b
instant, from nay farm, near the Junction in
Hanover county, my negro man DICK, Of u
dark gingerbread complexion. about f1ve feet
six inches in height, and very quick In
speech when spoken TO-. The above reward
will be paid for bis delivery to me ON M
farm, or Ia the AanOvef county jsii, or any
jail III the city OF Richmond.
THOMAS UUSWEI.L,
Junction, Hanover county, Va.
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ADJ'T ARD 1Ns. GEMS OFYtUE, I
RleHH01D, April Is, 1eo9.
e. pECIAL Orders, No. ~.
fEntraAt1

(JPECIAL Orders, No. 70.
-
VI. MILITARY OOMMANDERH are
directed. and Officers Of the Nitrs Bureea are
authorized, 70 setxs nitse Ia the hands ~ prt.
vate iudividua!s, who either decline 70 sell
II, or a. more than nifty cents psf p0und for
1t. Certificates Of impressment will - given
by the o6icer making the seizure, which Will
sNtItle the party to the money when pre-.
sen ted 70 any cficer of the NitTe Bureau. or
the money msy to paid at the time OF sstsnrs.
All Qunrfsrlnrsters are directed 20 give
precedence in transportation to nitfe over
all other Government sores.
81 co IA mand OF the Secretary Of War.
apls-lw As. Art General.
INNS FIRST HJWlTZSM UOmP my.
having reorganizsd. will now receive
troposais for men bership. Address q. %.
PI.EASANTS, at Var Lew . hardware store,
~ "'" RUBr. II. ANDERSON,
ROBT ARMS rEAU,
ap I6-6.~ JOHN NlAMO.
4 T ENTlON, TBAMBTBRS.-lw ish to ca
n 8. ten good DRIvERS for my Battery. To
exDer: snced men will give $50 each In addition
to this Government bounty OF 800.
Volunteers p0w In service. but whose term Of
enlistment win expire during this month, win be
received upon application TO the undsrsigned BY
letter, ut Camp Lee, near Richmond.
0REENLEB DAVIDSON,
~ 2--@ Capt. Latch ar A rtillery.
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a. "' 1o ,,...... y, !,
All mem be.s Of 20. s, Ma or Roggs.s Bat
talon. will asserab bic at their Recruiting OF
nee. on SATURDAY, April 1slh, pnnctually
at ii O'Clock r. M, preparatory to organizing
and ente RAG camp. a few more recruits will
oe received, II tney are OF the lis htscrt.
s TAYLOR MARTIN, Capt,
ALEXANDER u .EOLLADAY.
VIM F. G. GARRETT, Jr.
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FARM OF 1eeaAU01Ds .
u Oheo4or, IN Oheoeoy1osa ooonfys - tie
Poisrnbu1g Rallfoad, ID Mf169 3ro0 11c4-
mond, toGother with the PsfsuaAI kr0I9U
thereon, for sals-At the rfqueoe q - VT.
Gtnia T. UanUyWazo14za&e 1glvese ecle ~
beautiful fArw looAied - above, now IN nef
oecupa ncy The tract c0ntAins 100 acres. the
buildings on Il Ars nearly nsW, AND CONSIST OF
I fins large dWslIing and every Other os!lding
needed for : large fsmily ln aadIuon % ', ~
WIN b sold, consistine OF . large aasoetment
Of Household Furniture, the 0oFses, OA1tlos
Hogs, Carriage, Farming IMplemsnts. &c
m the cars pass chester several times daily,
this farm presents pssu,isr. advantages 70
persons doing business In Richmond who may
wish TO spend the summer In the country.
TxnMs-RsAoonnbie. Apply 20
0ODDlN. APPERSOW.
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1.-TWO MOST BEAUTIFUL. T1UT.,, ON
TEE WRsr kIxB OF 7TG ~ nnsf, N1ARiY
GPPosIrn THE CITY SRAIsa, FOR SALB w .
are authorised to soil two m0At beautiful
LOTS located % above, adjoining the resi-.
dence of MIR. Uhas. 0enustt, each }nOuttrg 80
feet. running back $50 feet. Apply 70
- 0UDUIN h APPERSON,
ap 1876. AuCtfonears
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NJ nUTIOEi NOTlOE,i
J. Z. BURKkssS 4 CO.,
lot BROAD iSTRssr.- RIeHnOsD, vA.,
Wholssalo Dealers In
TOBAOCO AND OIOARS,

We have On hand the fargest md bsst selected
stock Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, HAvass
And Domestic Cigars, Pipes, Stsmss Matches Farsy
articles, &c, Ac., 70 b found In the Soutksfl
We Gre An xious 70 reduce ov
stock, and cOaseq Genly will Offer Superior iEdi,s
Hlsnts u Sutlsrs aud other dsslees.
J. H. BURRESS CO., 107 Rrosd st.,
nh Ie-lm above c1ruSt 9Th