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FOURTH EDITION.
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SYRACUSE PEACE CONVENTION
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Murder on the River Delaware.
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ARREST OF THE SHIPS CREW.
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DOlNGS OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE
REST OF THE SHIPS CREW.
Etc, Etc. Etc., Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc
The syracuse Peace Convention.

SYRACUSE, August ls.-The mass Peace Con-
yeution to meet here this afternoon will be
largely attended, although but few are here from
New York city or the southern counties. All
the western counties arc fully represented. Val.
landigham, Fernando Wood, Weller, and Judge
Ondcrdonk are announced 70 speak. The State
Peace Committee last night agreed upon mode
rate resolutions, and the appointment Of an ad-
yisory delegation 70 go to Chicago but there is
considerable opposition to this course.
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GENERAL CADwALADER ORDEHET
TO PHILADELPHIA

HARRIsBuRG, August ls.-'Che following gene
raj order was issued at noon to-day -
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE SUsovr
HANNA, HARRtsBURs, August IS, S6i.-GENE
RAJ Orders, No. - II. The Brandywine Dis
trict is hereby discontinued.
?. Major General George Cadwalador, L. S. V.
will resume command OF Philadelphia.
By command Of Major General Couch
Signed JoHN \. ScHULTzE, A. A. @.
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New NonK, August lS-Stocks arc heavy
Chcago and Rock Island, ll326 Cumberland preferred
Southern " Gu4Ia1teed i46 Sew York Central, 307s
Reading, ljIAui Hudson River, lj3; Canton Company
3!a Virginia Gs jjll Nil sour Ca Gs; Eric, ltI Puts
6urg and Fort Wayne lGai Toledo and Wabash, J7i5
Onelear Certificates, 94 EIve-twcnty Coupons lyl7
Coupons, l0Sla God, 25S.
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FROM THE JAMES RIVER
EVERYTHING PROGREssINt
FAV0RABLY.
sHENANDoAH VALLEY
REINVAsION NOT CREDITED
GENERAL CADwALABER ORDERED II
PHILADELPHIA.
speci"i TO Tho Evening Telegraph.
From General S,rnut

from General Grant.
WAsHNGroH, August lS.-Nothing dccisiv
has been done on the James river as yet, bu
affairs there are progressing favorably.
From General sheridan.
The report, yia Mlrtinaburg, of an altempt Z
renew tho invasion, on the part of Early, 0
Maryland and Pennsylvania is not credited here
Longstrset's Corps is known to bo in front o
Grant, on the James river and consequently sh
report that ne had been sent to reinforce Earl,
cannot be correct.
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PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
J. CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD COMPANIES,

on ara after MONDAY, January 4 1851 the Trims for
New iOrk, leaving kensi. ROn Depot, PhiladephiA at
3l2 NJ (NighD and 2]J ? Nj, aud the trains leaving
New York AZ A. VI. and 130 p. NJ, win hereafter be nm
exclusively for he United States Mails and New York
and Washington Passengers aud VIII not take In nor led
out pas seugers betB said cities.
Tho 10 A. NJ and l. Mianight Lines fOm New York 70
Washington, and the II 90 ~ aud r. n. Lines from
Washington to New YUrh, wl continue al present. and
carry passeIse 20 and from tine intermediate stations and
BaluOie, Washington, ara New York.
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Linen leave Philadelphia from Kensinrton Depot AZ
ne 4. NJ 400, and 80 p. M, and 1870 midnight and
rom walnut Street Wharf tyia Canden), al and A.
NJ, u NJ, 4 ard p NJ, for New York.
And leaves Now York, foot OF Courtlandt street.
~ A, NJ, lCA. NJ - M 4 and p. , and at ~ mid
Pm NM A. q sATZMEB
l9J-I Agent.
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1864. cAnPEN Pc h1lEHo15I AER ALLAN 1864.

1904. - no R1lERo4b. @ No. --AN 1864.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Fom -'f GSins daily To- 70 Atlantic Ess nty
on ard Gler hoADAii July l,ualns leave Zine street
SIiS SiaSB, q 7SS3.aa iSiSTa
EFrclsht, With Iassenger car attached, 9'I5A.N.
Atlantic Accommodation, i'i5 p N
'''' RfTGRSISG fSi iSd"II leaves IS 43tfLANTIc,
Accommodation (Atlantic) 5'i0 A. NJ.
I!AlsIl,i I3aislt, itSS & An An.
Junction Accommodation, 6-22 A. NJ
Fare are 20 Atlantic 5000 Round Tri Tickets good only
EXTRA HHDDoNFiET6 TRAINS, Wv
Leave Leave N Ane street }9i5 G. A. a. and l9PM
Leave h"uoonnei9 az w sIfSniS K ni Ssd2' r. d.
Man train for Atlantic leaves Vine street TSOA.M.
ie$6-f 4'''' '' JOHN C. BRYANT, Agent
DHILADRLPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
TRAL RAILROAD, OPEN TO oNFoRD-sPRING
on aud after FRIDAY APRIL 1864 the trains will leave
LEAVE EASTWARD. LEAVE WESTWARD.
osord!.d saaI,oss A fs ss5 rhIs6sS&a atSa $50 40 Fi
West Groye......65I 352 West Chester. 745 445
ANondole..''',l ~ W Q. Junction.. 90s 5fl
GGsdaddss FcrG74S f SSnGSe aii g I Siigi
Goneord,,,.,..S00 500 Kennett. ......l005 6U
iodePSso iSRSllon' SSs 3 ANASqpSeIas;;io Nesp 9Sl
"ps ot ~ & 6ec cbansed S
ErIieenth ana Market streets. 10 TlHRTY-FIRsT and
MABRET Streets, West Philadelphia Market Street
lasseneer Railway Cars convey Passengers 10 ana HOto
ia sensers go through without change Of cars
CALEM RAILROAD COMPANY. : RUN
- ming time Of Trains commencing FRIDAY, January
= fTom Walnut Street Wharf at An, 5 aud PM,
NJ llOfM NJ Freight daily S9 e9sh WAY sIi, ApPylo
Second Covered Pier above WALNUT Street,
jal-n IVAN RENSSELAER,, superintendent.
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FIGHTING AT ATLANTA.
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ing broadsides aud looking for the Hartford. tho
| flagship Of Admiral Fauagut.
The M0HOngdhcid bore down and strnck the
| Tennessee amidships. The Tennessee and Hart
| ford then got side by side, the former pouring
ful brOadsde into the Hartfoyd's porthoes
causing as the True Dcta says, a fearful loss Of
lie on the latter.
The LackavaHha and others came I'M and tool,
part in the action until the Tennessee surrendered
The papers report that Admiral Buch mans
e8 VIII pe saved. He told them he would have
been willing to die ten minutes afterwards cnuid
he have sunk the HortfOrd.
Lieutenant Comstock, Confederate, end Lien
tenant Prcntiss, Yankee, arc both reported dead
Rebel Opinion OF ihe Surrender of Fort
Ff5m Ws Ri.iuoHI DJpo:e}. Argus'15.
Each fresh development In regard % the sur
render Of Fort Gaines goes 60 provo il was an
act Of cowardicc or trcachery on the part of its
commanding officer, Colonel Anderson, Of the
2lst Alanama Relimcnt Tho Tor, is q cGsCmated
work, mounting some fifty guns, was well manned
and proyisoned for six months and we have the
assurance OF General Marry that It was in good
condition, and that the garrison had Suffered but
little. All this looks very dark for Colonel
Anderson, though there is a vague hOpc-ycry
vague, VIC contestant when the facts are
developed they may justify the surrender and
save bis reputation.
The press dispatches give the eneny's version
Of the naval engagement OIL Mobile, copied from
New Orleans papers OF the OH. 10 shows that
the IcHHeesee made most gallant night, and even
when surrounded BY Yankee vessels, and after
having been struck hmidships by the N0Honaa-
hgla, poured full broad.ide into the portfolios
OF the flagship Hartford, causing q fearful loss
OF life. Fort Morgan seems to be braYely hold
ing ont, though the telegraph wire having been
cut, there is no direct communication with tnat
point.
Dog river bar, of which two vessels are
reported, Is much nearer Mobile than II is agree.
able to have the Yankees 70 approach, though,
when they get there, their task has buJ lust com
mCncCd.
IL is gratifying 10 learn that Forrest is again A.
work in Mississippi He has begun bv driving
the tnemys advance out OF Oxford. Whenever
Forrest strikes blow, he does it faithfully and
well.
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UItirnatum Of the Rebels.

CONVERSATIONS ABOUT PEACE.
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OUR VESSELS OVER DOG
RIVER BAR.
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GRANTS NEW MOVEMENT.
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE FIGHTING

Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc, Esc., Etc
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DESPATCH FROM GEN. MAURY.
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COLONEL JAQUEs IN RICHNOND.

His Interview With jefferson Davis.
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/ hull-hour.s conversation on other tOpiC,, not of
public interest, ensued, and then we rose 10 90 A.
we I'D so the Rebel President gave me his hand ana
bidding me kindly goodbye, expressed the hope
OF seeing me again in Richmond in happier tines
When Deace should nave returned; hut with tho
colonel his parting was particularly cordial. Taking
his hGLd IN both Of his, he said 10 him;-
Colonel, respect your character and your mo.
tives aud wish You well; wish you every good |
can wish you consistently with the interests OF the
COnlCderacy."
The quiet straightforward bearing and magniH.
cent moral courage of our fighting pars0n' had
evidently impressed Mr.. DAVIS very iayoTably
As we were leaving the room no added.
SAY 10 Mr.. LINCOLN, from me, that shall AZ any
Time De pleased 10 receive proposals. peace ON the
basis Of our independence II Will be usclll. t0 rp.
preach mo with nny other"
Whom we went out Mr. BTNJAAIN called Judge
OuLD, who had been waiting during the whole iu-
tervieW two hours at the OthoT end OF the hall and
We passed down the stairway together. As / put any
arm within that of the Judge, lie said TO me-
"Well, what r. the resultp'
Nothing but war; war to the knife"
"Ephram Is joined to his Idols; let him alone.
added the Colonel soemnly.
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BArrLE-FrELD NEAR CAMS MILL.

Jsne 8, 1864 n P. N
To day Las been upusua ly quiet both sides seen 10
observe It a. tire Sabbath. 0nly occasional sharp
shooting. Last light, abOu. o'clock, the enemy
made a f,tbls assault in trent Of FrregaD, which
WIS easily repused. LIda e'te Of interest occurred
yesterday.
On Friday Light, HOke and Malone, on the right,
advanced their lines some distance, in order to establish
their luc OF tkirmshers, during iich Gen Breekn-
ridges horse sAOt under him, causing Gen. B. to
be severely bruised in falling.
The enemy also made an assault On Fields and part
of Earlys corps late Friday eVeni g. both of which
we're successfully repuhed.
Our losses in the fights during the W ole of last week
will not reach one th' usanj.
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SERVED HIN RIGHr.-TGe Lynchburg Repub lean
says tha. Yarkee prisoner shot and killed BY n
Day, of the guard a. Camp. Nichols, Friday morn
ing for vioat Of the orders requiring prisoners to
keep within the prescribed bounds. TIE Yankee rss
repeatedly ordered by the guard to Keep from oversp
ping the mits but paid attention tie ordsr and
abused Day in the ioulest language; when, finding no
other 70 edy would avail he fred upon and XII led
al ost Instantly. as was member vsrnea. ..s;-
ment, but we did not learn his name.
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YANKEE STEAMER BURNED.

CLINTON, La, June 3. via sUNnIr, June On Friday
night last appears from New Orleans papers Of Sat-
day, ten STEAMBOATS, were burned a, the New leans
leyee. Their nan's the ack Hawk Better Time,
Tide Bell, Lee, Fawn, NsLr ska, Belle Creoe, New Or
leans and Empire Parish, aud steam barge Ons ex
plosion o. sh,l occurred on The F.wn. E'eF!thi 6
OH board the steamers was lost The NeOraki vas q
Ya7kso transport.
Tae P cayuae and Courier Ffaacais have been cup
pressed.
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The PoPE AND MAxMILIAS.-Tbe Unita Cat.olica
gives the tex of the allocuon addressed by the Pope
TO NE Emperor aad Empress of Mexico, before admin
slerng to them the Communion in the Vatican Ia the
course of it his Holiness says: TN the name of God
recommend t, you the PR spery Of the Catholic peo-
pie who have been int;usted TO you. G;est are t. e
rights Of the people, and they must be satisfied hrt
greater AMI sacred the rights Of the Church,
the spoiess spouse of jesus Ohris who las redeemed
US with his bood-iht blood which is now to crimson
your lips. You WILL therefors respect the rights of tie
peols and of the Church. and will thu, labor for the
temporal and s2iritual welfare OF yorr subjects"
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a. AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE or


THE CONFEDERATE eTATEe.-The Direction Of he Youns
hens Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, Lui
earnestly submit 70 the benevolent and the patriotic hrouehcu
lies in this city Since he commsncenent Of he VA shmopd
has been refuge for those who have been driven IRON hs
homes b. our ruthless snenies fhonssnds hepl
nearly every State Of tho Qopfteracy have soueh
asylum midst 0u citizens have been appealed
beres to relieve the ck and wounded soldiers
and clothing for soldiers in The hsd and hosp
10 Afford shelter for their suffering families noby
have they in the great majority Of instances responded 70
appeal ., a.. ~, :. 81. 49,,
duced and the dcules oobtsnng others BY ordinary
so great that the funds contributed for the re
poor accomplish but little Purchssrg ne nseessars
ofIfe. II
three thousand females In this city who are
seeking the Government yaps ana shat tnoe
obtain not fully employed The wages received
for their work VII no. enable h:ss poor Women 70
without assistance then, from the city and country
many instances Of actual ssryston must have oceeo Vuf
City Council has made most liberal appropriations oi we pof
chase supplies both for atutous distribution and Tor sale
cost agents employed the purpose have mot bssa
able 70 proccre the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances feel that Il oar duty - aP
forward, Without delay Of money and supplies %
the Arpi ccnse 81 this Association. nnce the commence
ylr this Committee has abored seaIousy end faith-
fully forte fea Vi and spiritual vsfars Of our soldiers and
cir families and for the Of glorious Let
soldiers be discouraged now The Of
yeres and tust our last and most gorous campaign
L want Of the generous sympathy ana support Of hsf nsnds
OF home.
shipments made TO Roger Martin, Superintendent, wn. p
hunford Chairman Of the Army comnee VIII Do promptly ~
tended To- Aud In aecordance with special agtsnsnt made
Superintendent the Southern Express Company, ~
express charges win be pAid by them ct Richmond
Contributions OF money should also be sent 70 hsss
W. WILLIE, JR., PRECEDENT
J. D. K. sLuonT, Secretary.
n Southern paper requested 10 copy. spsl-u
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AUCTION sAErs rurry. nav.
VERY VALUABLE Back DwELLrse ON IN

" Ek1 VALUABLE bRfcK DWELLISG OH TIE
north eide Of Mssha between st End Ads streets
sale auction AT the request Of M william Wyatt,
pha auction premises TUESDAY, the 7th Jun
1884, ~ o'clock the large and admirably well built srd
brick tenement recently occupied BY hn
by Dr. Blankman spnusr $4,000 This not
ory large residence being bu about years ago. con
Ans 10 (ncudng and servants spartmenJ
aud finished Style with all the dern improvements
such water &C. The two basement rooms and paIoIs
above and ali the neatly papered and the premi
rsgs house
The lot from. of abou. ss feet and depth of1s7 to
wide alley.
Terms-0ne-third cash balance In and two years. for
Donds or notes bearing interest," secured BY trust deed all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser
GoDDIN 4 APPERs0N,
AuctIoneen
same time ie4-td
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BRAVE WOMAN.

1. Is stated that when the Yankees made dash upon
the railroad RssaCa the other day, they cut the
wire of the telegraph No had they gotten out
Of sight than Mrs. BucAm IN Of Whitseld county, Ga
aud her sister, Miss Carrie smP went to work to repair
the damage. They found it a rather difficult job Of
course, bu! timely aid was afforded thsm By Confede
rate officer who happened to be passing, and tie work
speedily accomplished These ladies are the daugh
tiers of Colonel Henry L. Sims, of Ca,oosa. lie m'glt
be proud of than.
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TEE ToBAcco TAx.-Offcial returns show tsas he to
bacco 1.-THE tax Of Amherst county win be 90 600 lbs,
that county having grown 100000 pounds This is
more than the whole State should have made
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ISPoRHAnoS WANTED Amy information conee ming
0apt jesse K. Bfoeknan, %. B, 18th South Carolina
Who was wounded in the battle Of Spo.sylvania Court
House, Nay H. 1854, wi be thankfully received by
the Secretary of the Confederate Senate at his office in
the CAPITOL BuildI e. Richmond
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ADMITS Heavy LoesKs.-Bruus ]. Clay says the leg
es ia the recent battles will reach rs 000; that tie
geaess Encouragement exists in the Cabins and that
aaober call for three buidred housaLd will 500
be issued.
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GEE. PorL-This hero of defeats has been ordered
- e the Northwestern una" alone in their glory,
and repair at once to Washington, with 6 900 men.
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eH-raE FUNERAL OF Capt EDwARs STEPHENS MooiRrrr o,
the LIST Richmond Howixsrs, killed Gaines Farm,
evening Of the 4h ns will take pls;e the frs Ba pits
Church. ths (honday) morning. At O'Clock A. The enc
Of tie family invited to attend.
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Y FIG RA PHI i\a
ports 81 ths Press Assoe,zr,os..
FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

Entered according to ct Of Congress In Ih year lsss b. J.
rHnlsHKR the CerKs once Of the District coHrt Of the
fsd sate States for the Northern District OF George.
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BALLARD HOUSE.
I'M O h r ANT @ III A q Il.

THE Proprietors of the BALLARD HoUs.
deemng Is conducive the comfort and convenience Of
their patrons have determined 70 conduct the hotel
en- the EUROPEAN STYLE
The HOTEL will be established under this Arrangement and
after April The patronage Of she travelling
pablo and vslton generally respectfully solicited, our tables
supplied with the best that the market Afford, and
every and comfort regards rooms and ssrvsn1
sttentions will be furnished.
The PsoParroRs beg leave express their thanks 70 those who
have 10 generously them and BY giving their ind
the pleasure and comfort OF their euesu nope
h. merit q continuance OF the same.
MEAIs-From A. n. 10 10 p. 81.
spi J. O. TALLIAYERRO 90.
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WHIG.
nONDAI Ohm G, JlNE 8, l. "a.

FERNS DAur, ysar. t1Os az uOu,hs, 40 tire months
era For less peri a. a per niruth.
SEI-WssSIT,l year. tSs SIx nonh SIS. No ibis riPOn
tsoe,7si for leuI tos SIX months.
WHsarT year. us ia month s. No ubsOrpaOn received
Or lecs Saa six months.
aeusissnees a. rsk Of NE labs sfbsr
Rettsnees In nv3 dollar b old Issue discounted aeeoed
ng 70 The market value In Richmond he time rec iPt
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FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

New Horn, June "a, ?. NJ, Via MAsIrrTA, June
3-Skirmshing continued during last night, and up to
the time of sending this DESPATCH between the enemys
sharpshooters and ours, with some artillery fighting
The enemy are still maneuvering for advantage Of po-
sition, but so far they have been promptly met.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEw HOPE, via MARIETTA, June 3.-The enemy are
still throwing forward troops right Thore has
been considerable artillery diminishing to-day. Gen.
Echols was very slightly wounded in the thigh. Prs-
eners continue be brought in. Among them is Lieut.
j. R. Bagby, auartermaster of the 9th Illinois regi-
ment!
THIRD DE;PAToH
NEw HoPE June 4-I1 the action On the 81, on. our
left, the enemy's loss was 1900 killed AID wounded
Sven or eight shells passed through the headquarters
Of Gen. TGomas Eaing.
The enemy terrifying Kingston and the river four
miles below. Their troops much dsheartened but
were told hat after reaching Altoona they would meet
with further opposition in their march TO Au MA
Exaggerated accounts Of our loss have been circulated
among them by their ofc RS in orcer to cheer them.
The punishment afflicted upon them les. week by Ste
venson aud Cl,oprne, was very severe.
A portion Of tie l7h army corps arc nov on their
way from TTaDs ssissppi to reinforce Sherman. 1t
has reached Van Buren,, Ahbsml.
All ira, qul herr. Tue weather cool and rainy.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
NEw EoPE June AN lies dusrg last night and
this morning. A heavy rain is falling.
Four regiments of Ylrkees we're mustered cut OF
srvice at Kingston, Thur;day. The of service
OF Ii, 900 will expire in twenty daya.
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OFFICE CITY WAFER WORKS, I
M

NOTICE.-The water takers of the city are
IN respectfully notified that the nctaaed demand for water
.y all waste snd leakage must be
stopped as the works runnig 10 their iu CO.
pacy leaving y enough for the incidental airs TO
me mschnery II earnestly hoped tia the citizens will see
the real Necessity this mater without delay and
themselves from the penalties q iho oraneace FOR
the Information o. all concerned, psate extract OF ord
rance:
anv hvdran cock OF other fixture be found leaking and
the owner or coupler premises shall refuse fall TO have
the necessary repairs made the superintendent shall stop the
water from said let or tenement aud there shah be ne OF $40
on any person who the water before such repairs
aye made No vter will be allowed TO be left running
when In scu use penalty $40 for each offence
persons taking city water must keep their own service
fppss good repair and protected from most ~
] mn myss sdas anu 'Ap''''' j. L. DAVIS. sup't.
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4 lNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD kOR
delivering securing that get him. my M.
latso boy THORNTON, about years old feet inches
s ant address He len my residence near
Charlottesville, Albemarie county, the 18th Ieoua We
rurchssed by me- yea ago. 81 Mr. Thomas Crane OF oapo'
-.