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A u ORDINANCE. To repeal aDi ~ enact the l1th
"a So, ton or III Ordnance C0ncc+niDg Markets
P,esed Apri, 20, Sal
Re IL ordained ty he Camel Of The City Of Rich
mond That the ,ievee,h scction of the ordinance
coucerping markets, passc: oU the ls:h day of o.
tober, 1858 be. ard the is hereby, repealed
and To- ensctAd SO as to read 2s follows
SEC II. After market hours pcrson may gel! or
purchase about the s;reeis other thsu about mar
ket house its precnc,a But person Shall offer
for sale at market butter, eggs, fish, fowls fruiis
vegetables, any other articles which shall have
been purchased 1T q market, or while On their way
to mar ei, and within ak miles OF a market, except
fruit vegetables which shall have been produced
in another Slate, or produced at u distance not less
than fifteen miles from this city. Nor rhail person
engaged in selling at q market butter, eggs, fowls,
purchase himself OF by she agency VI another, at q
market, either for himself or any other person, on
tho same day that tie lie seller thereof, any butter,
eggs, or fowls ANY person violating thss section
shall forfeit what Is purchased, aud shall, for every
such violation, pay tine Of not less than ten nor
than fifty dollars and if he be guilty second
time OF such violation shall, in addition 10 the fine
therefor be prohibited forever afterwards, either
es principal or agent i0r another from Offering fer
sale at either market any CT said articles. And If
any pereon stall SELL o.er ot sale, thing what
ever at any market in kaid city, alter he shall have
been SO prohibited, nc thing sold, or cH.red for
sHo, shall be forfeited 10 the city, AMI be seized and
sold by tie clerk Of the make; for the benefit Of The
city; and tho party offending shall moreover, be
llcd hfty dollars for each thing SO soid, or Cnered
for sale, by bin.
A Copy. AW MORTON,
ap 22lawaw Clerk OF Council.
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LOTION SAL0-~On Tueslay. I'M,
A 0Siocx, We sbasl eesi, 70 c;oss go. ne, Hh
largo aed varied assostsssst Of socds ssanssh.
!eu, packages manufactured t,bs1co 'oasSs
osO1 do smoking totsoeo
sco3 genuine Havana orsrs. w...
After which
lOO9 yds brown domesi,es
1o1 raiss mems shoes
100 meas and boys straw hate
~ boxes mould candles
80 Engiah copying book,
~ Teams fagIi1h copying ..n.,
lC00 yards Engiibh adhesivs piss...
'os o. enamelled Cloth. suItsh..
SACKS, carriage covers. xc '~ have.
Ifavesing bags Of same msie,i.,
Opera glasses, sewing machir.s
breakfast set of silver nh,
ding spoons. forks, % we, heh
volcanic fife, repeating IN A.,
1850 cartridges y" 'unes, sN
4 magnificent Euglah doob,e -,.
barrels ANIMATED see,, 10 r,sho.se,gs
sn:i n - n osse''''' np''usas sss, -:
highly hnished Easi,sh svo,a
N elocx and rich gold plate. -. s,e at
o. beas, Just imported Hsia.
AAo,
The stock Of PhososrsPhss 10 be al, -.,
ssrye, including "nDoel r.
Z camera eAaes
photographic paFsr
Bristol boards
Chloride q god
Nitrate CT silver
Colodion hypo suip soda preserv.n
0!asses In large variety
Diamond vsrnish, &c
A large lot Of drugs, med,c,ra. v,,.
bottles, gailipots, &c WIG aev
ALSO,
Several Inc gold watches Rid c,,,-
Diamond rings '"s
nyA "HFoWLE, s0ss q Co .a.
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10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINiA-A Procls
matOn.-Whcreas a vacancy has occurred in
the General Assembly of this State by the rcsigna
tiOn Of James II Carson, late the Senator for the
District composed Of the counties of Frederick
Clark, and Warren: ThereforeI, WILLIAM SMITH,
Governor OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do here
by proclaim and make known that elections will be
held in the said counties the fourth Thursday in
May mex. for Senator to al the vacancy aforesaid
and the Sherits Of the said counties hereby
quirc To elections to be held In their reEpe6-
tive counties the day and for tho purpose
TONED. Refugees from the said Counties, aud Gil !
Z3rs thereon II !he military service, viii also
b. allowed IT, vote, CGiocTs wiil GAUGE polls to bo
opened in their respective military encamFmeEts,
according to law.
<--, Given under my hand as Gsverno-, and
L. 3. }unds, the loser sca oi the Commonwealth,
49, ut Richmond, Tins 2ist day ii March, il
the year 1851. VA SMITH.
By the Governor.
GEO k:USFORp,
Secretary OF The Commonwealth.
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In this city, Monday Nay 9th, NARY STEW
ART, infant daughter of John and Mary l. Failon'
aeeh months AMI Ia DAYS.

DIED.
ART, infsut daughter II John J and Mary l. Failon'
aged months aR,i II days.
Her little bark has reached
A happier land.
Gtlef's stormy waves nc'ef touched
Is golden strand.
TIE friends and aeqlniatancas o, tue family are
invited 10 attend The fanerai ~ "as, way lo.n,
at half pact O'Clock, from Grace Chnrcn, corner
Of Main and Faushee streets
Al his residence, Of disease Of the brain, after a
short lin rs. CHARLES ARMSTRONG, In lhc 49iii
year Of his age.
MS funeral win take place from hts late resi-
dence, the corner Of byrd and 4th streets, this
day, at4x O'Clock. Ills tricnds aud those Of the
family are respectfully requested 10 attend
Obituary.
Was killed in action. Bcar Sp0tsy iSaiia U Il, On
Friday. tbs 6th inst, WILLIAM LAWS, Jr, liate
Of Hampton, Va q private IN Company D. ID va
cavalry.
Thus has perishei IN nianhood's early bloom a
pure ana gallant r,r.l another vi:trl 10 THIS un-
rghteous war. Naturally OF delicate constitution,
he mad sought siace his exile from MS ~ iAte acme
10 serve hia state nnd family IN dissnafg'ng Inc
duties al clerk Ia some OF the GoverSmeht Mill
iary bureau; but when Il became evident tnAl az
ins5.cnt toe was Usr.hsiiag bis hosts f)r aQo'her
advance Upon ths city, be waited not ior ING con-
script officer to drag HIN from posi- 0! secuSaty,
but resisting the slurements Of case etd eatrea
ties Of . mum .rous family, partly dependent upon
his tabOss for support, he vonhtariy enIstea Ia
the Deagoons, resolved u share their tardships
aud their pers. Aud full welt did be bear Dim
Sell 10 this new position. Obeaient and exemplary
IN camp, cool anu Tesolute In action, me- conraaes
testify not less u bia virtues AZ mau ihan 70 MS
qualities as a soldier, aud he died, as hs hsa lived
for some time, . Christian.
What words shall express the anguish CT hia
stricken father anu bercavcd tistefsY NNe ta!
Goi can assuage tnp bitter lido Of gref which wells
up 10 their boso,ns and 10 HIM ani the words OF HI
grace arc they Commended Tor that Etreug'a wa:ca
Can alone ss:Gn them N this trying iii c.ion.
ANGUS.
Rchmend, May 8, 1854
III Sautheru Chusohman pca7c copy.
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aPSCfAL N0TTOxs.

81 THE Annual Meeting Of The Young Mons
Chgislian Association will DC hsd 10 night ri eight
o.icck In tho lecture reom Of the First PrcsbS r.
sisn Ganrca The anunA repof. will bs presented
and this election Of ecors tske place All ms 5ers
end frisnds OF the Association are invited to attend
nv order. JSO u aiEiQHT
my 10 II sccrcssry
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r AND for Sale.-l viii! eel 200 acre. O, ,,l,.
4 BILE Land, we'll timberei. situated IA mi.
from Richmond, On the Deep Run turnpike bpsIsv
location, and in 90 d neighhorhood, improve me- Z,
inconsIderab!e. Price, eos per acre. A3srl.,
w SaUHpFRi
Coal Hill p o, G0cehlstd en-
P ST. think th;s land a good investment s,r ~,
person desiring to own property. A situation "a,
tan yard, good wafer, &c. Gws
ap 20-2lv4s
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REAL ESTATE ron Slyu

~<s~-
EOK Sale Privately Valuable Real g. a.
T. the City Of Richmond The yaInah,. Estate s Ia
the improvements thereon, located On M. W., With
east corner Of Franklin amt l9th s,s T. ms south
sale privately. The lot fronts on T,anp,.ete a @'
$50 feet, and runs back $50 feet to n ,;Hn sfe..
alley. The buildings consist Of large ,h,sp paved
brick lumber nn aa house. and several small gu. bu,
e'rable one, II being in the hear, OF tbs e ' DE-
ders II very valuable. ''V' 'ea-
TARks-Payable In usv Currency .,
Confederate Beads Of long date. - W' Sets
my 3-tt JASM TAYLOR. A,o,
EOR sale-By request Of Mr. Thos Y Mou,,.n..;
CHER Tor sale his Farm Of Al acres on The ~,
Run turnpike, six miles above Richmond 'S s yep
Il D'cken and VIM Bennett s''o1hs
AOou. 10 acres are cleared, and have hso, -.
improved, the balance Is In woods. S'' wei
The improvements are dwelling with fcu, ,,.
now kitchen, new stalie, and other out Mas.
There ia also Promising yours orchard ms, =
bearing '''' III
Preparations for gardening have been NADIA a.,
tae "hose premises are IN good order. Immn,s,a
possession given. ADV IIIiaWS
my 2-eod4t AuctSna,.
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aEHA lfaTs

100 D1!iars Reward Pan away from the sab
lUV Gerber, On the 27ih ct Apri, 10Y near,
bog Isaiah, about Il years OLD, dark csuphyos.
high cheek bones, sr1o0ia face, and ebtu, feet
inches high. lie has q slight impeachment 10 Ia
speech lie Is supposed 10 be 10 tn. city CT ID ths
nelghb"fhooi II CoalAeid, CLesierfali county. G,
is enteaypTios 10 get TO the YANKEE nues Ira
above reward will be pail ii taken Gu, OF The civ
ard lodged in Jail, or $50 II taken in the city snl
delivered TO me, corner Of llih and Cary sta
SAM'L b RAiiLAND
NY 5-5tt For Mrs Marsa O. Grew
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McKee,.
We have at last the announcements ihai
Maximiiian las sailed for his new eupi'e ~
the Western World. l: seems that the o'h
tm,. f..lu,ss O, the Yankee Congress had moi
the elect to deter l.im from coming over 10
assume the crown Of the new empire AZ
North America. The Monroe DOCTRINE ID
not one Of the articles OF ms ial'n, '''u ..'
fear of the Yankees is not one oil his poiiti
cal graccs. He no doubt feels pretty strongly
bosrieuted and fortified with sueh al en-
dorser IS Louis Napoleon, aud lmaglnes that
he can get along with his government ~ The
face Of the hostility OF the Yankees, On al
least With out their friendship. we shall sea
now what the Federal Congress will do
They did not hazard great deal, it is true,
in their resolution declaring their opposi
ton to the establishment Of mon
archy in Mexico by European agency
L, was 4 iaere declaration, backed by
no measure to give it other than 4 mo.
raj force. II may be inferred that it was .
Yankee trick, employed with the hope that
it might i.ighten Macmillan; and that
failing in their purpose, why they will sim
Div let the matter drop. 1t is the habit o.
the people the Congress at Washington
represents TO try every expedient to accom-
plish purpose. FailiLg, they have discre
ton enough not to damage themselves by
any rash or impulsive act-Day, they can
smile aud be friendly with those they have
lust tried TO circumvent, and will even ma
nGuvre to get the benefit of the talent or
influence they cannot defeat by Joining in.
terest with it. 1t is upon this principle that
they are dying now to be associated again
with us! How they could iltter US! o,
say they, what 'strong team" we would
he working together! as firm as Plymouth
rocK-,Inmovable aud irresistible ~ But
We know them, and cannot be taken in. They
may still try their arts upon Max!milian,
and become his friend, for the sake Of peace
and trcds. At ell events, they are not going
to be precipitate, they will drop the subject
until they get the present war Oil their
hands, and then they will act according to
circumstances-a policy which rules most
Governments, AID beyond doubt that at
Washington.
Maximilian being finally embarked for his
Government, the question of his acceptance
may hail the new Government as friendly,
aud happy substitute for the unreliable
and revolutionary one that it succeeds.
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An Apology.

We beg pardon Of that noble animal, the
horse, for having mentioned his same iii
comparison with Butler, yesterday. 1t was
entirely unintentionai, and by IN annoying
typographical binnier, that he was named
a. one OF the animals Of whom Butler Was
the representative. We aorote, awe have in
him (Butics) whole menas erie Of brutee;
4 walking Barnums Mus 'un, in which
everything from looina to all anaconda"
&c. The types put the name 'Ho'Se" in lieu
OF "worm." How could we possibly bring
the noble al imal in comparison with being
so mean as Butler? There is not steed in
the army, from the most gallant i'll the cav
airy TO the humblest &c. G. s. - that would
not indignantly repudiatc the association
They unanimously regard Batter as the
mcancst and most disgusting OF Yahoos.-
We fiatter ourselves that not one OF them
but would generously answer "Eay pr to the
bare suggestion that we could intend such
aichOnOr TO their chivairGus race
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kOO DOLLARS overwhelmingly from lh4
,NVt subscriber on the 10Th of March last. n,
negro man Peyton He IL about 5 feet 10 Inch,
high, Is years of age, black, large feet and hand,
with prominent lips and eyes. Has, think, 4
mark on his left arm, above the elbow, from Al
sease. will give a reward OF $500 II taken In he
county of Albemarie, or the above amount If caagt,
out o: said county, aud placed In some Jail where
| can secure him again. AP GILES,
ap 30--d2wf scOttsville, Alternate CO, Va
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) . reunion With them and saemission to

10 u HCV0kOu WIN
their Government
w., Ia, IA NOT be too much concerned
~. I'm II may contain ell that could
~ No desires sucb as conilsca'icn, the arpro-
ns,.,,nn of Al, Southern property to pay the
,s,s .,sh, and imposing the most huu'ilat-
80 ,egu,aiions on car people. The Yan :
ns s however they may quarrel, when 1t
comes to stealing aud p'aadering' could
hardly deny themselves. Indeed, they may
allow as some little semhlauces vi Freedom,
al one kind and another, but rs 10 our pro
pev;y, IL will go hard when it comes to the
point that they must give up that. As long
a. they can they mus. take that. Thelf
Christian feelings will not allow them 10
sor,go the opportunity of directing our as
pintions to Heaven, by diminishing the ''eS
that biSd us to Earth
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AUCTION sAkEs--Furuxs DArs.
~ H. q. lzsaa,.ts. Amcs.


rcxCEfLHMT stock q II IA for sa.e at auction,
n. GA Wednesday,, the 18th iast, At II o'ciOck,
viIS rs,l NJ The Richmond Oh and Gss work;, in
roar Of The Poor House,
prime brood COWS, With pigs
ALSO,
Tho above arc well worth the attention OF those
des,rOus OF good etook 70 raiss nom.
mvl0 PLHAGANT3, Auct.
CALR Of Mich Co.'s, steers and Sheep 1t pub
\ ! iic auction -On Thursday, the l2th inst, 1t IL
oclook. Il VIII sell at The 10. Of NJ Bu,lifant, IN
Rocketta. st the foot 0f Fulton Hin,
~ head OF cattle, amo which arc mitch
COWS, With calves
several steers
Is head Of sheep
Tue abovo being tho property Of a refugee,
brou,nt from the cncmy's lncs the sale will be 20.
remp;ory. fuzzy iOJ n 9 PLEASANTS, Auct
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~. DENTAL Ectice.-I have N 5y-d my Olnce
~ three doors above the Spotswo1d Hnuse.
My9 -ecG3l" Jos WOODWARD.
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rVNHE auction sale at Wilmington on the 1lth In.
slant will be attended aud orders executed by
GEO WORTpINGTON, VITO can be found at
Messrs Prescott h Baily ., LIS Main strect.
gSFK2s 90
Messrs Robinson, Adams 4 Co
Aessrs X Eough Il Co
Mcssys " II Fowio, Sons l. Co my 2-TiA
1Hy Z. HEBEEER, Arctioneer, No. 100. Main
TS . street, opposite Exchange Bank.-Regu'ar
sale da, 8, Mondays and Thuradiys will sell. on
TIC above mentioned days, merchandise and furni-
ture Of every description
Consignments respectfully solicited
NIB 4-3mA &c HEBENER, Auct'r.
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1nn DOLLARS reward Kan away, on lie
lUU 18th Of this month, my man Chelsea Hs
Is excellent carpenter aud miIlWright, about Is
years old AMI alb tut feet 10 inchcs high s.oa, ii
robust and bis color between the Degr,
and muattO. He carried Cd with him pair Of loo,
boots. will give the above reward II taken out d
the county OF Charlotte, or $50 If taken 10 SAL
county. II CARRlNGTON, near
up 2S-eoG2Wt brakes Branch, Charlotte 90
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Iw Goadiss q Ap7,eTson, A,~sio',ssrs.

IHXcELLEET Eliek Tenement On the west i'no
H. Of 90 n, between Main snd Franklin stTects, Tor
saso nj auction. Will be sold ct auction, on the
premises, Wednesday, the nth Of Msy. 1864, 1t
AZ IN. the exeelIen! brick T.hemcnt heated -
above. now m tho occupancy of Capt George W Viii
lie at tho annual rent CT $1,000 The house Ia nearly
new s in excellent order, hes seven rooms, BESIDES
kitchea With three rooms, with gas add water on
the premises
TERMs Cash or credit, At the option Of The pur.
chaser. The taxes for 1854 10 be Paid by The p0r.
chaeer 0ODDlN d hPPEhSON, Aucts
PS-rns foregoing premises c.a be bought at
private sale. ny0
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WANTS.

WANrED-To know the whereabouts OF d. BEN.
w JAMiN ultLESplE, Or bis brothers JOHN
w ard JAMES GILLESPIE. A returned prisoner
ct war from, Point Lockout eau impart 70 either OF
the above named gentlemen Information Of their
youngest brother, Charlie. Can be found at CHM
boraZ, Hospital, Sd division. E.y lois
VlyANrED---An Oversecr, Tor u small farm aLOut
w eight miles from the city. A single man, not
liab to cpnscrip.iou, aud can cosie well recon-
meuded AS qualification and character, vii! find
tas q desirable situation None other need apply.
For further particulars apply at the store OF DIR
Il WYNNE, No : Pearl e: my lc---3ag2wt
MISUNDERSTANDING, com; esent Clerk Ter
w the American Hotel Njne other need apply.
For such iibcTa! salary viii be given. Aso tor
niie 30 farm hand apply at once to
WI a WRIGHT Il co,
my f0-WA Propr;c:Ors.
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~ya. iiiE al. vi meeting % tho Stockholders oi
t>f t..e Richmond, rtcdcricksbnfg ard putoIn..G
Nnr9ai C4inpsny will b, hoi': mt tie oc: Of iEt
company. ii Rcsaiond, Wednesday, lac Isl CT
jane, at 1! O'Clock J WINSTON, Tsaas.
my 9-law3w
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~. AAS::NiC Notice Tho members of 81
80 Johns Lodge, n, IS, are requested 10 attend
y called ,acetrg of their Lodge in tho Hal on Mar
shall st, between 9Th aad 7:h this (rUasday) tex.
noon .2x o'c.acs, for the purpose of paying the
last Tribute Of respect TO our deceased brother
FraGk, Of Souh Carolina.
Members Of Eister Lodges ani transient hre. hren
with us.
BIZ orco. Of the W II. T. kHE5EE,
Iay 10 Iii Secretary.
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1sXJELLENT Farm CT about 100 acres Of land 10
u aoochlsnd CO, about IL mesfrom kicnmold, for
sae at auction.-W be sold at auction, en- the prem
ises, on Thursday, May l2h, 1854. at II O'clock n,
the farm located as above, owned aud oct upicd by
Mr Thos Rock, near B-rea church and adj)inirg the
lands of MossTs Fleet and others About onc-haf
is well SET in pine and ok wood and timber, tine
balance cleared hss on il line apple and peach
orchafds wel! waiered by branches, on waich IL
GENE good meadow land. Ncsf tho dwelling Ia 8
epr ng Ut superior water. The whole place s eu-
cipscd W Oh good fences The improvements Con
sist Of comfortable dwelling with i've rooms, and
all necessary outhouscs except barn. Possession
given Immediately.
TERMS -Oue..hird cash, In new notes; balance at
and IL months, for bonds or notes bearing Interest,
secured by trus, deed, or all cash In new notes. st
the option Of the purchaser, who Ia 10 pay the
taxes for 1854. GODDiN b APPERSON,
my6 AuCt;ODeef0.
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nE>IRARLE GOODS
IL bates taoo ydsl Augusta bfcwa sheet

ENO6 hale line vet ot wire ecrecus Ia the Store
Nv 20 Pearl rs; Also = manufacturers aud cam.
me.aaa icsl.e transferable for the yees 1884 Ap-
ply TIL YOsh tlSl 10 M oUNxOS.
NY lest. nv ~ kiasl u.
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H~ MASONIC Notice Tho members Of ;
~ JSiin's Lod.c, no SO, arc suBln1nct to aitcn'
q stated meeting Of their Lodge this (racstGy
evening at Z O'Clock.
Eg order 0t the w M J T AEkSSE,
my lG--li* fcclataTy.
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ID ANAWAY-3;O0 rewurd--Erom the subscriber
IL on 10Th March, 1864, my man WsshDgtn,
tg ID about rs years, about feet high, dark eOG
plexion, large mouth, siender made head turned to
Que side little, and s;s nmers. The above rvafi
IL be given II taken out Of the State spd ST.
taken in it, and secured 30 | &c, him. Ny aiitld
Is Foik Uaion, fiuvanna CO, We.
ap u -law4tt sAM'L r PELLgP
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gFE. 10 the Voters Of Henrieo Cranty.---i am q
~ Candidate for tho next SheriGaity OF uoGrico
county, and respectfully solicit yemr support
my 2--t1e JNO HUTCH EsaON
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es~g=. IT. tbs Voters az tienTico county.-~P II
sA~S HUsFMAN is . candidate for tho next Sher-
aaity aat: respectfully soiieiis your support nsv-
lag served y0n ia the capacity Of Deputy Sheriff for
car years, atter snyseif that Can I'LL tie Office
with satisfaction. E:oetion in May next
a. 1i-:2aihNs
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NOV READY
IN And for sale al the
Bookstore OF the Publisher,
A NORRIS, RichBCad,
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLERY,
Complied from the standard military authorities, hi
the use Of the Confederate States Army,
BY Major A w STARYR
This work is recommended by Major Central
Eizey and 4dutant and lnspect0. General Cooper,
AUD authorized TO be published by the Secretaf,o!
War.
Recently published
GENERAL ORDERS,
From the War Department, for leoi, PREPARED
under the authority Of Adjutant and lnsPseid
General Cooper, by ii p Robinson, Of the ADA
tant aud Inspector Generals Office.
la press, and Will be published about The lei
May pfoxihlO, ....,
LEriERS TO THE OFFICERS IN THE ARxf
Proposing constitutional Reform In the Coniederaie
Government offer the present odr, by John sco''
Esq, of Fauquier.
EtiCe
Orders addressed to the publisher, enclosing The
price, will be promptly responded 10.
my 4--lw A NORRIS, Published
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r CSr-Fifty D,liars Keward.-Losi, en- Thurs
1 4 morning, on Cary, between 18th street and
the K & K Depot, Gold Watch Chsin AID
Seal, attached in came ring with the h5ok-fsncy
breast chain hook at ore eyd and swivel ct the
other. Th. above reward will he paid by leaving
this chsin ut my store, Cary street, between i3th
and Virginia stfet.s. q CARRIER.
my9- ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-10

s,~<.-. COMMISSIONER CT the Rsvsnue, Third
~ District, Monroe Ward Having performed
TIE duties Of tia Office Ct Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the Third District OF the city of Rich
raond n tie past tao years. I announce myself 9
candidate for tie Office. aEl psetfay solici: The
votes Of my fellow chissrs ut ths election II be hsd
On Thnrsiay, Nay 70; 1864. II ELLfSON.
up rs -23i'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-10

4 AhE Hundred Dollars ksward.--Stolen frou toe
I stable Of the Virginia Iron Manufacturing
Company, near Genito, in the eounty CT doOohlsDd
larg- trown lcfse, about seventeen hands high,
seven or eight years old, branded &C G g." The
above reward will be paid his delivery either te
Mr. EubAnk, ct Gentle; to Mr. ONeii, At thu West
ham fnrusce, or the undersigned. at Richmond.
7-6t THOJ II WYNNE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-10

OR kENr-Fnrnitdfe-Vn IeasOnab'e terms -
~ Apply on 18th street, between Bead aud
C.ace sts, wcst side, doors from the oornsr OF
broad betw cen the hOuts Of ana O'Clock p NJ.
nav fO-3ts