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EHs HAALrH OF ouR SoLpIERs.-Ths ears CT
on.s liisrs' neaRh Is among the frat and
mos pressing aud sacred duties OF the Gov
eTAmepf. Every considerations Of reti iii IN
interest, and hum.rity, demands II a. this duty
should oe sernpulously and rigidly discha' Z
e.. Nothing can excuse aSy del elictio In
tiis respect. 1t is u part OF every officers
,iaty 10 look constantly TO the health OF his
zen VS. fear that this has b sen too much
ovs boksd iii som - quart ere, and we feel sure
tAss ma vaiuabls lives have baen sacrifice
which might hevs been saved If greater on j
mere systematic provisions ha been made TO
supply our soldiers with proper feed ia s,a-
ESQ, and to have it properly cooked. Warm
we;;her is rapidly approaching, and ws may
welf lsok Tor large increoss OF oisease and
hs ii. in consequence liz our Grmier, unless
ltomp; atsantioa is given TO this sGhjecs.
We suggested nonths ago that our soldiers
SD ruld be spared the dru igsry Of cooking f r
themselves. There 10 no niece :sity for il, ar {.
the worst consequences result from 1t, In ths
nrst place, it Is subjec'iGg them 10 the per
fo+mance Of mental services from which they
ought 20 be exempt. They are atura.iy nn-
Fl ted for it, do 1t with reluctance, and do 1t,
therefore, radiy. 1. is the business OF ser.
vauts, not OF soldiers. In tie next place, ths
Cooking which they are c2.nps,leo 10 do will
% done in tie quickest, easiest, and wcr, t
manner.
&c fool thus prepared can only he diges.et,
By secInachs tt.stare proof gain st ten pc 4 7
nails aud cam y,has 8 wnishey Ordinary pow
ers CT digestion will snccumb 10 is rs:ist-
ance; ard the result, in q word will be- as
experience delc onstrttea II ~, that the b sgi-
Iais become crowded ~ ally men Who III mage
TO Keep ~ will 6e wesE apd inc fticieug, = bur
dsu r;.Iher than t. benefii to the service.
THIRDLY there is nos, as we before rems rl-
e., The least necessity tor it. We have
watts 70. cooks, who understand the bust
ncss. IN portions of cur country which the
emmy has temporarily ovsrruE, mary cltf-
zsh. nave peen compelled 10 remove win
their slaves. The latter are nov idle. Thou.
sands Of them cnuIi no doubt be ob;eiued az
cooks for moderate conpsnsa tinn. and th*y
ctud thus he made 10 render I'M pcTtant ser
vices to the cause.
B1nish c4mphene whiskey and every other
brain po.soner ON the army, absolutely an;
forever, and supply * with u plenty OF tcod
aud good cooks. Tue one will sayo III esrs
and men perfect zen O, tr gu bic, disaster,
ard tsnominy, and the other will conuibn.e
powerfully t. the health and comfort end
therefore, 10 the efficiency of our deTs ana
to the success Of our cause. Nee Oricaas BA
fettH.
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-
The InaeFSi 9naj - srl'stiug Il company OF
Infantry fer me 20.h Regiment Virginia Vol
untoeTs, TO 90 called tas WISE Xt5IAy gg
IN com p1mens OF the mencry Of the late
captain Wise. THIS company viii be liz.
s'iuctea by :r. u. E FaruiSon ia the Zouaye
rris' OF fa9 French InEan tgy, ard laughs by
hin tag bafone' exercise. Beiny familiar In
aii rs dsfhsj, ans haylpg aided Captain car
~ tlo translation Of the &'rencn works on
'iayog@t EzGcctee, h,s ability 10 Instruct ic
that driii cannot be q3a2.icneu.
IA .ustauen aeatins tn en tef this service
VIII agtly to the UNDERSIGNED. on 18th ssseet
ore door above Eain. The usus, bcun,y oil
$50 VIII Ss paid abe Iaen when mustered Ia 70
tne Goa fsderase service
gp3-tra q y psRIuyna
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M aAYLhND BATTALION
The Undersigned has "een authorized 20 or.
gaalze Battalion o. II fantry, 10 form part
ofthe Maryland Lima,
Uader an Get Of Cf agrees, approved Feb
rc2fY 10, tst2, any 2at-Ve or adopted ciGizsu Of
Maiyiaud may, upcn his.cwn application
ne transferred 1T once TO tEe maryland Line
Or any company composed OF cisizens OF
Gs-rylsnd or the District of Columbia may,
upon application, be so transferred
individuals or companies deairoas OF ioin.
ing This Battalion, viii apply in person at tae
of1ce CT WESTON x WILLIAMS; No Is
PeAri street, OK cy mail 10
J. A. WESTON,
HAL lS~o Richmond Va
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- 1tyBi E.s-.2 sA.H.--:a ,,.tTs,.sIc@ Of "a SO.
3, eros 0! tho Conf3serats Sia'es Dstrics t'curt
for thu Es-:erc C:stvict cf Vrg'eis. shall on
FEI3Ay, III. l6sh les, If 'er; ii rot he pext
fair oay) proeaed to se!, on the psoIseF, at auh-
liz hreiipa to tie highest blazer, the tract OF
LAaI, iyiag Is tbs county q; Lo1ia a, shout i!
niles from toso-sTie, ka97vn 81 tas '',late Hi.
Geld NiaiDg 1ifset, asd con;siri-g II acre1 end
~ to,es.
shall at tAs same tins sci, al the PERSONAL
pR0PEI1'x upon aaid lard: insisting ri ore
led h,Ese power Steam Hrgine. one emsil herss
power Steam Fng,nc, cns u him Chain 500 fast
log, S; eet-sEcn Dolly Tub. csc 4-inah Rope,
wsig sing about toa sid many &c. ar,i .;ea.
TERMS OF ALE Fer the Eacd tna-thir3 ce the
purchase money 10 be pal; 10 cash the ba!saee
Ia two ca aaI tnsaui.a IL at AMI IL psaiths with
interest from ths day q; sale, Inc lite bs with
held until the lsst payment ia Eiaas Fer the
perse.ssi property, cssh will te required
IIEN.X j.. nglUKE
az 3-ti Easatvsr Fgfs re, No 4
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UrFECE SOLDIERS, AIn uirap. !

ri OTICE.-Mere nsntsand others receiving
LIZ freight via Richmond and Peteraburs
Railroad Company are hereby Notified Il
goods nrs not saaen away In twenty four
hons after their arrival. thsy WILL be stored
at their expense aud risk.
j. II. WOOUOUCK.
GepI Freight Asen: r. d r. r. IL,
An 2-am " ="
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( r z y /. Z !. Nv e Il.
~ 6o0 pieces american Prints
800 piecsn E2giisi, Pri1 Is;
700 pisese FaaGF E.i>wns;
zoo pieces Fancy (sTgae2ies;
ls0 pieces Ill 30. hed t;ostoa,
$50 pieces Black Lawns;
100 places iitr:s i'rlats;
rs pieces 2cl- Gia2bs;ns;
100 pieces Fancy 8ing:i;; Us,
100 pisces Liner Checks;
rs pieces tEecg IsQ;css.ie;
81 pisces DiacIS blpace;
90 pieces Cot ouaideS;
90 pieces Striped Osnaburgs;
100 dozen Oonts's Cotton, no. SO;
900 dozen Half Hcse, all coiors;
200 dc2e2 Ladies' Hose, ali colors;
100 dozen Spool Silk, all eoiors;
200 dozen 90 ton Hdk'fs, all colors;
lac dozen Suspenders;
10 bales "A Brown shifting;
10 bales 3-4 ''
8 bales Brown Jeans;
3 bales Brown Ducg;
s baiss no. Osaaburgs;
--ALSs},--
large stock OF Rsady-mads Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, It the new store, 2s3 Broad
street, between 50 and Attn, Richmond.
Ep3-2w< JULIUS SYCEL.
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AsoUT BosEHrs.--tisce many Of our Iadie.
seem &c think that the present sscoa, sauttls,,
style had it's origin In the sunny South thew
m1y De somewhat enlightened by the rerus Il
o! The following when we cut from late
Northern Newspaper:
Homdn's ThouShs on R0nne,s.-The bor-
ret Is the frame TO the picture. A pretty face
wants the setting to add lrstre to its lowell.
r: Sc. a homely one hopes, by = happy COM
hination OF ttnts, 20 soften its ugliness, or to
suggest q beauty which Ii does not possess
Tae present boDnets look liAe coal scnttles
AID will hardly succeed in m .kirg any one
look hS ndsomer. In their II xiety to srov
large all Of a s1dden, they have burst out be
hinc rs we'll ne bef.re. They may be de.
cicedly stylish, bnt they are not graceful -
q high pointed shelf, protrnding over the
forehead, and 4 bag Of lace hanging cus Of
Inc crown, large CROUCH for a work.pocket. is
~ ythipE but artistic. Still, 1t is refreshing
TO see heads crowned with flowers, instead Of
fe.ibcrs. To me thsre Yves always an iLcon
Eruity in the thought Of rot biig poor .,s.
triches ard smaller birds of their pretty tails
III order to trick out feminine heads uur
fo~ers are H. a.ural orIameat Doubtless
bLe OF the first things which Eve dill wee 10
trot MOWERS In ber ha.r, anu 10 this day
flowers ana rare limitations OF fl lovers ms Re
iae most simple end beautiful acornipr OF
ner multiplied daughters. The mlst grace.
fui spring hat worn is the SIMPLE straw. fyoid
OF the six or lace cTown,) trimmed with
bodded green, or violet tints, ana clusters OF
spring flowers
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Ass'T 4,RuAsTsRs OsHIos,
bac0n's Quarter Branch,<
April L. 1853.
DEkSOk4 HIRIN9 6LA VES TO this de.
parthsnt will call on tina first of each
mcnth and collect their hire.
w. s.. WOOD.
Ap e-tepl6 Capt. ana A. Q.fmastsr.
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kasssAeIsjsg ssAsAsIaa asY.
~ EMJiNg HAVANA CIGARS.
Y

-----
- EMJiNz HAVANA CIGARS.
Ia !: receiped a1d for aria by
WA. Bcl.siUa SO lGsiu st-ec:
ws.l fa'ectei stock OF uEv2as = gar, saa.i.is.ce
the niogs Calculated hTsadp. suct as Ids(.is Re
"a las Chanas -, Rses;ss 80 H. atssss. s]7p4.,.g
Flo>. Loi aces ;namiiisd Unraa2les 0aaacas, Gar
r1Jre> 81 Sol. CasaColss ConE-.Ie.. E.itaniea Es-
cccsps. NJ ola Regatta, a:eridis-& hass,l.s, Viz
io,iG IL ,nifiad, aravss Inti.oiI>d etc , u5c.
AEStJ--A ,arze ioS OF pe.;iquo STas,king To-
/! aoeo ana ug&rrit"s ap s-6s'
sOCA BIKES Maf3UF'AUTUk .D 10
aVEp BsUCO. from medium 10 fine
grades, or corsign n.eIat and Ter sale ~
tAN'L y. HICKS,
&c nrd3s5ioD Me1Cn&nt,
i ;hA~iNa ABB su,,ryuo
TE,EE.)\U.
Z ,ess oa naae. 81 Factory. On 7sa STRAIT.
RIo!Uoao, Va,
nHliw WING
Etbs; a., u
OF oil Eraeios aas: styles,
~ prices rs gina r orr
Is - rs cents rsr y.5p;a,
Including ga, les, .%Glf-?'c 1laas, <oc-i.ir.
BOTH
'@E2 1v
"a L 5 o.
TWIST and ut1sr
&Akk3g SGyI Rs,
ErfDE L2+sa TCEE&s}).
f.. from
10 20.ssn y EseC !t;:f,'.,
III / which 1. CFerad Tor sais at 1ioasrai
rsit IS fIT cchS.
sss- ProInpt attention paid ta a.! orders
i.crr IL panied WIN CASA.
Il l7-;;Tp LANES TEtOEAS. IA
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SPIRIT OF Our PEOPLE Nathaniel sca.es OF
Pa rick county, Va, aged about s:xtsep years
no5Is.heartsd hoy, was KILLED in the fight
near winchester, fortnight aga at ieast
tnatis the auppcsitioH, as ona of his COM
Tfues saw him fail upon the hsid of conffic,,
ano q mas dot been heard Cf since. He was
one OF two twin brothers, both OF u ho,a were
In Inat fierce and bloody fight He was a
yon'n Oh noble iapu.scs, MANLY character,
ard had bsen sdEca ed at tia bast schools
completing his education a. the t;,lita-y In
sttate at Lexington, Va. lie en- tered Inc
war az us commencement, and had endured
Its privations and sacrifices until he seaied
ms DEVOTION TO his beloved country with his
oiond. Noble boy hs was a hero in the
strife.
Bat opr object is not so much to pay & fee.
blftrisute OF res1eet 10 the memory and ex.
aited wcrth Of this galis mt youth, as to efer
TO TIE influence EhIcn mis- death had ueoa
the RESI- OF his brothers, three of whom sill
survive him. Two CT then-his twia bro .her
and an elder brotcer-were already in the
HELD, whilst another had not yet gone forth
to Wir. This .her, when it was announced
Tn him that Nathaniel WAS slain, insanity
remarked thai he would take biz place, and
is already with "S+onswalI'' ia. kson 70
avanse his coentry's wro ngs and his bro theirs
death.
How can people be sui jugated ard &c.
prlved o; thair liberties who have such ma.
terial for their armies? /. cannot be: no
never i-RockisShom Re2ist.r
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Agy EEEIEsA 4; WILSON'S
w SETTING MACHINE Els.
" u E Z l. i r & WILSON'S SEWING
mAnHim Es repaired aud kept in order.
NEEDLES and SILK on hand
Fine TUcxISa and FAMILY SAVING done by
Miss S. A,YONS, No. l44 Main street, o yer tia
store opposite Sam, Il. Prices.
Orders aent promptly attended TO.
Ia lS-3rrR
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kaNI I a4stta. s4E.ksE.
800 Bounty, ana

TgEnYY a1sII24s4i1Ess.
II 800 Bounty, ana
Uniforms fErnisneu.
The undoIs gnsd srs authorized by the Sac
rs.3ry of war 10 raise a company for tie
Neevy Artillery service. ne have hesn for
tas phs. eleven noatne IN active ssrvite ns
E.iau!eMau.; ST sucn 8 company, and have
Civaecy @ number Of rase enlisted.
All who desire to join is will please aEpty
st cur recruities Office, No. II, hain street, No
x.1:rs, TO W III. LA VISION, Company T., first
Regiment Virginia Volunteers; or as cur
THOMAS a. TsCESON,
Uhl7--Ims THOMAS LAWSON.
HoQ'Ks CKUTaBFIsLP iasr AaT'LLsKr,,
q naTTHssy ernuRED.
TIis undersigned, having ossrEsd Eplsn,,i
g&rIrySg III Teit- Y:;-s.zs haya auIhurssy ora,ss
a noFspsns IF ils-t sytiierT, 20 Dc ;aGssasei y;
zoe Eso4 a!1a-i A."y u Virginia Ger re Ns-, ard
t&ze receives rui.-a-I'y fcia tAe Governor 70 re.
osait vsilglsFy. ;cala the A.ti..41, 10 a. she
sa1hs q Ste furc .te!d iah. Ar..;i8yy The cepa.
ia1y ein De b.rei II sncgs ae aaf.cicut
stsEstse- OF vciu 1ts@rs have been resolved. Z Sire
opportunity now Fsa@anta t. eif &c gaoss Who d.
yseh TO go R,fittaaisE, - 9sstol licensed
- voiaartsats. Esa substitutes reesiyed.
Apply asthe ohSs q sae CID G0p.isfou Insuf'
ssce C9a7paly, suE.~r TOO 81 Charles aerei
sqSPLETO1l ts,!rA0nF1af.o,
CEAs. = w0s a'EAg,
A aIENrioN. LIGHT AkTiLhi.Al q
n lam authorized % tho Governor t,rs-
.=.Ys So e.,I IU1ztSs IN ny colnpsoy Of
hight Artillery, aDd TO E.ustsy them IN as
they come. Those, taes store, 2ho drsira to
procure substitutes, or WHO wtsh IN become
substitutes, enpu.d cali {, oace st ny head
quarters, JcGgsoR 1 0gi Son's ofsce, untsr
the " hig Bui,fiaY. a. Is. GUG0US,
u,G 23--tS ia Gtsin Night ARTILLERY.
"a GILCE.- Capt Wa. W PARK s-fs 3 Gem
y rspy Of Li3aT GRrltI.ERY havicg bssn
.iina.aftd ,a;o aesv.ce aud secured . sst.ery Of
s;z guns, s-e IL tie eau.p Of instruction, Sca
v.il zeesiya i-s- mere RECRUITS, Il ivy ara
ri tie right aoF.- apply AZ lis efScs ia tbs Lew
na..ss-1Sr "a; -,h -
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re hB,ediasay after Tho above, -yiil bs sold
tire large R9tslE EEGIDEICE loestsd at the
TortheaN intersection Of Rain AID Ist streets.
seoirsny the residence % :. ,.eodrick Nossrreo.,
!fsf., ,,sf n-w il. ;Gs cicepDao c. of s@r Edwin
IibEei.. l. AN .ains Hh7rs &c rooms .gd H.. %.
t=ched large 8rics Kitchen. The lot .rosts
about 10 feet ani runs back Ice feet a lst sreat
TERhs --Cne-'hird ceGh balance at E I'D Z
Inocths, Or negotiable rotea, irteree. added a1d
secured oy iruat Z ce6s. Taxrs end Insurance for
1852 g be said by luEs ;,asGr or rrrch aseEa.
iAd. X. TAYLOR & con,
NH Is S-1rS.nearx
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~s|HiRTY-FW Al3f.E, uE BEAUTIFUL
! LAND, oy dRogE fsTgBsT, IN EBsEIco
G,Usgy, For SALE ~ AUefioS.--aI he re-
qs.ess CT Idr. GsoEgo II, King, iwao, hav-
ing sold TIE aGjJmirg thirty acres, desires
IL purchase "a iare:er es:a e,] We sha,i SCI!
~ rnhi,c aHat!ou, oa tina pre- misas, OH iaOH.
DAY, the c1;z of April, 1862, ar o'cicca
T.. III f, about thirty-tw acres q ,Gnt, located
Us above, bounded on ina cast By the thirty
ceres sold Of TO Or. Samuel Pm fchel., Ard
Oh The west ~ iha ;snd OF Gap-@in john L.
WIea. Il will, !. desired, be divided into
three !o,g OF anon. eleven acres saca, having
froats On Grove street. Tha lard is oGmira-
bly, located toc sn bur ban residences, being on
a high, e.eva ed position, and commanding
fue view CT he surrounding country
TEgas-UBe>INirI cash; bliant- at oue and
TWO ysisra fer negotiable notes, iutarea. raya-
bic anuu4i,T, secured by 4. Trust des6. Ihe
taxes ior ls6. 20 no paid oy t:la p::i c hasar.
GODDIN & APFERSoN,
Auctionscrs
P.S. The foregoing land csn be treated for
st rr.yate sc!a. apl4
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yTERY ujEV,ar.IEEa , $50 @FHGL Lo-
y CATEsa RESIDENCE, on re 3 co sNEG
"F CARY AND iUUHEGti STREETS ~
Az JT:ON.-WiH he sod Isl auction. oc tie pre-.
miseS, or F..i'e y, tha isth April, Ie62, ST IL
O'clock L. ~, th4 ,iatiraaie r~ti:eace located as
aa0vc, nov III the occupancy OF All G.. p Gar.
% 20 Tas los ha. q feou3 OF ~ feet on The aSr.5
sids of Cry street, and running back On tho east
,sue tt F,1 hes ct 20. l2: fGes. / 10 house hiss
fsa scod ,oam', besides a attcL3a, snd II well
suppyfe6 with closets.
Terms Ore iii Il cash b.laaos ut 6 ard ~
month, far liable ao.aa, jlterost added, Sc
cGsr'; Big & tr ust dea9. The taxes AID insurance
for 1876! 10 b. pals BY the purcaasse.
ap 10 {itDDIN h 6PPEh3Or. kue.s
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0ENrnALAND yEt4g VALUABLE
Z RKAL ESTATE oN BR3.D AND tLAT STREETS
SEAG 10 Elsra, Foe SALE Al AucrIos, on
TUESDAY, tae 24L inst commencing at -
= ~
IL The E;road Stree. Hotel property, front
lag 90 5set or the eCTta iine o. Broad street,
near tn It's interssc ion nit& On ttTeat, and
Yuania, back Is fses 50 & wide ail2y. Il vii!
b, aivic I'd Ia to tETge lets o. % feet each. The
first tf which viii he sold with tha privilege
OF he tWo remaining ones EeirS TN oa.e OF
best bu5is ass streets, this iIToi cry .s sur
pssfsd 81 Donh il II 4zFea III hue Stores or q
.@Ige rGb.c Eaii. i. Iaust rnoi. I cuh.-ucs
III Vt iuc with the gr.at growth o. ,1ur citv.-
s'ne buildings on Ice iCt commend "a Guuus.t
rent OF 800 =! IS 0, 3Hd with i tTiflrEg sEy,en-
di;ure ", u:d } ,ru n II uch larger suIn 50 tr;.t
- Ell inves meat it would prove safe sHl re-
Gsuaera-,Ve to eng one IL Disposed to i'm rove
Il - k.-s seat. The buildings re insured for
s. Yergi thousand io'iare.
2i. That bee Il tIfu, and central ,ot fronting
9!3 fect on the : ORA has Of Cay street., e tts
iGtersee .icc wit L 9.i str ei, H. az = =. . back
le3 feet. Il will Ss divided INTO tlTea Build.
ing los 81 32i fest ea@h, o. ny ore buyiuR
tha Whole ctui'i divide u Eta fooT ;o's II 24s
Fa / each These lots .si04; ia = quiet 'o2s ion,
yet veTT ccI,j' yu0Is 10 .hs Cer..z O. busiascs
~ hrf fne' ;-g.& ~ rr0TIEC rrighD :h.od, are
l. l.=ra5 70 bs ~. Sc-iIaJ ui rls - yaiG
RESIDENCE. DAo Il tH2I lfs :: tr:ca build
is, tlcat"d @or %i"hes.. a!-isT "a annU2i
Tent Qt a2i).
80. That v6Ey vaiuebie buiitin 10. frCns-
Ing 30 fast CA clay s:rc -, nearly oppcs * to
the properly list aD.ye named. l. ags on il
two cheap WooC:sn buildings, which would
mere iran pay t'ia Interest apu taxes
TERMS 5i;e.tcivc cash; yna tGl.uCa al
ead scar. OK Eli CASH - he opslca o. ;as
purchaser lazcs ana insurance to ba pala
ny rurch.SfE
GppDiN thArPEI ON.
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Il 1 Mh UIl UAATEN3,
III PeTEs' BATTALION.
j INFANTRY Ul'sP a-s I i.

ap I-I0s* q, Z. HEEWUUD.
rg Norfolx Bay Book, Fsarsb1rg " presz
and G.can1ond EzaraineT viii piease COPY
eE3 Eeafs bill 10 tho subscribers
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Z AlsGa rs' D1s6sT u .s,I 4 y aI.E PI.I-
a. FArG RESIDENCE, AHD THREE
Vacant L;rcts attached, on the Wcss line Of
Sixts, Norm Of Leigh streets, for Gale at Auc-
ticn.--At The request o. Dol Edmond kun-
taine, we shall sch at uubiic aucrion, on the
premises, >on THU ESD az, the 18th or april,
1862, ~ ~ o'ciccf. j. h., the large and very
yalua biz. residence located as above, for
many yerrs occupied oy b'ln ahe houssis a
spacious o3c, ana contains accom- II Cda TORS
for large faTni:y, and is Supplied In IN ex-
:TaotdtnaTy deg,ce with mn;,y c0tvenience>
net usually found in such residence, and
hrs, il sddition, I'll the usua, modern i'm.
prcvemeE.ts. The LJt has Il from. Of l42 Zee;
and 81 depth of l3J feet, which Will re so d.
vidsd as give 10 the dwelling about % fest,
and 10 the let Gu tao south so fee, enc tbs.
one on the MORN 60 feet The loca ion Of the
foregoing properly Is III retired and mes.
exceilent Ie.glhorhood. The premises can
DC examined ANY duy before the sale, by ep-
i.icSEion to
1gaas- Une-thigd cash balance ct oce ard
!yz0 ears. for ne2 o'iaaie rCtae, inter $! pay
able GnnuatiY. with liberty TO the rurch&eer
10 anticipate t-ait PAYMENT secured by a
trust deed. The taxes ana insurance for 1852
20 bs aid ny tho purchasers
; anl2 G0DDIN & sPtLGsUN, Eucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-15
By KENT, PeIEE & co, AHcts

EUGAEsS at AUCTEON.--A-m THUSS-
"a BAY, the I7th Instant, al cur warehouse,
We viii sell
h2 bills watt Clarified Sugar.
70 Yellow 60 g.
20 &c Yr1yfn "
IL assnrs.t grades; ell in prime CIder4
Tskas--: ash.
KENT, PAINE & CO,
anti kUc IcueerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-15

Va liable 90rLDIiSG L0T adjoining OF, The
East. having tho same from: cad iap.il It well
s5t with the choicss- Fruit ;rees, Grapes, go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-15

Vi. EecrG;ts, with Or without officers In
charge, conVnlescents and other soldiers,
no- or hereafter ds.aiped IN ibis CITY fo-
any Cause whatever, viii inIn ediately pro.
coed 70 Camp Wiader, near The Reservoir,
and report 10 Colonel John G. Porter, COM.
handing 8 TIA 81 peg.
BY ORDER OF EGigadiar General JoRs r.
y IspER. =. r. PAGE
mn t---;iATS 9 sSt n Am nya4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-26
W1atriH take The Scent ont of Clot6u

WhaiwiN take The Scent ont Of Clothing
Sitting on the piazza of the Cataract was
a young. foppish looking gentleman. his
garments very highly scented with mingled
odor of musk sud cologne. 4 solemn faced
odd-looking man. after passing by the dandy
several times. with look of aversion which
drew general notice. suddenly stopped, and
in a confidential tone said: Stranger,
know what'll take the scent out of your
clothes: you"-"What do you mean. sir!''
said the exquisite fired with indignation.
Starting from his chair. "Oh. get mad,
now-swear, pitch round. eight just because
a man wants TO do Won kindness" coolly
replied the stranger. But tell YOU | do
know what will take ont ina, smell phewl
You jus. bury your elothes--bury them a
day or two. Uncle Josh got aioul OF a
skunk. and he" AT this instant there
went up from the crowd a simultaneous roar
Of merriment. and the dandy cleared the
coop" and vanished up stairs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-26

A Hapfeld ARecdofe.---An old gentle.
man, who was always Dragging how folks
used to work in his younger days. one day
challenged his two sons to pitch on a load
Of hay as fast as he could load it. The
challenge was accepted, and the hay wagon
driven round. and the trial commenced -
For some time the old man held bis own
very cIeditably. calling out-"More hay,
more hayi" Thicker and faster il came
The old man was nearly covered; still he
KEEP, cryiug--"More hay more hay" At
length. struggling to keep on the top of the
disordsred. ill-arranged heap, it began frs.
to roll. then TO slide. and al las, off il went
from the wagon, and the old man with il.
"What are you down here fori" ,cried
the boys. IL came down after hayr' an
swsred the old man, ssou,ly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-26

As the last OF the rebel prisoners were
entering the Jail, on Tuesday, big mulaito
fellow from n neigh boring slaughter house.
who was making his way through the crowd
OF spectators, WAS somewhat lDstled in his
age than wisdom, in the exuberance Of her
traitorous commiseEation. aud supposing
the darkey TO be one OF the prisoners, rush
ed toward him with open arms exclaiming:
LET me kiss him for his mother The
darkey, with a look OF surprise said. "Lor'
missus. you need at do DAT; my mudder Jus
Ibis round the corner II you'd say ,ardsr
I'd be in. ksse l never could find him"
The secesh dame sruck bee line toward
the Washington monument, amid the cries
of the bystsuders. ..Let me kiss him tor
his mother Baltimore Clipper