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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

SxEA UP.-AbOut six o'clock Friday evening, ss Mr..
Frederick HabStons carriage containing his child
ten years old and the driver, being driven from
the stable to his residence Of Madison and Mar
shall street, the horse took fright Ad off the top
Of the carriage coming in contact with bending tree,
was knocked Of, but the negro and chill managed TO
retain their places until the horse disengaged himself
from the vehicle After the horse got loose from the
carriage he ran over ltlb boy named Robert KEN
nsdy, injurng him seriously Mr. Habston's child was
unhurt, but the negro WIS considerably bruised.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

PRESBYTERIAN GISERAL AssENBLY.-Dr. Hoge re-
quests us to state for the information of Delegates to
the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church OF
the Confederate States to convene in Charlotte North
Carolina the 9th of May; that the Provost harshas
throughout the s,uth have been instructed by the
thoties in Richmond to pass them along the lines of
railroad leading to the place Of meeting
It will be necessary, however, that the Delegates
ry with them their commissions evidence Of the fact
that they are members elect Of the Assembly to which
they are journeyng.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
LIRNT 90. ROLREs.

L is reported that Leu. Gen. Holmes, recently OF
duty in Arkansas, has been Assigned dOty in NOr;l
Caroliua his headquarters 10 be at Rlsgh. He Is Il
command the reserve forces Of the Safe, and IS ex-
pectsd TO arrive at Raleigh in day or two.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

TsENrY CKNr srANPs-Lstters deposited in the post
Office Of this city, with half OF the twenty cent stamp
attached to them viii not be forwarded, but sent TO
the dead letter Office. Similar letters forwarded from
the interior by pOsmasters ignorant OF the orders Of
the p o. Department in rttion to the said half stamps,
will not be delivered except the payment of full
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
CAPTURE or A GUNBOAT-ORFYoIAL
DESPATCH.

TIE following official despatch was received Of the
War Department, yesterday:
DMOPoLIs, Ala, April Esd.
To Gen. s Cooper
Brig. .Gen Writ Adams, ConmAndicg Cavalry, on the
Yazoo River, telsgraphs me from YszoO City, on FAD
inst, to this effect have the honor to report the cap
tu'e of gunb ,at tc lay tho city while lying
the shore She attacked by section Of artillery
and detachment Of shArpshOoters under Col Griffith,
who drove the men from the guns ald finally the crew
from the boat IremOVed her hne armament Of eight
tWentyOur FOUNDER guns and the most valuable Stores
and had her burned to the waters edge The captain
aud lot are prisoners in my hands, and number Of
tho crew. Ny casualties small.
L. Polk Lieut. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

DALTON, April 20 The enemys cavalty captured
twenty four Of cavalry Spring Place yesterday,
aud XII led the Lieutenant in command Gen. Wheel
beari of It. ordered Colonel IS to make dash on
their ri,kels in front of Tunnel Hill at daylight this
mornng, which resulted in the capture Of thirty horses
and killing fifteen men. The enemy are reported quite
active at Cleveland. ..si - 9--.i-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

We roe uested to state, for the information of the
ladies of the Treasury Note Bureau that special train
will Lave the Petersburg depot at A. NJ, precisely,
on Tussdy morning The Ladies must be prompt
Each lady take trunk by this train but the
mander Of the baggage and ,f,cts must be deposited
at the Office Grace street. 20 day to 60 by the freight
tray which will take the iu niture &c. of the Bureau
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

RIRxs-The stable OF Mr.. John Prayzsr, on Coun-
Gil Oh .mber Hill destroyed by fire about o'clock
Friday night An adjoining building, used as stable
by Mr.. John NJ Daniel was considerably Injured. bat
was saved by the prompt inerpostion of tho Fire Br
gade. About the same time stable near the Medical
College fred in the loft bu. the flames being quickly
discovered we're exlinguished before any damage
done. -1
About three O'Clock, Saturday evening, the roof Of
Mr. William Beers Kitchen at his residence, corner Of
College and Broad streets, set on FIRE by spark
from tie chimney. Very little damage was done-the
FIRE being almost Immediately discovered and in
puished. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
E- AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF


THE CONFEDERATE sTATEs-The Directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, hut
earnestly submit the benevolent and the patriotic throughout
the Confederate States An appeal In behalf Of the Soldiers FAm
refuge those who have been driven from their
ruthless enemies Thousands OF helpless
Bat from nearly every Of oOnedeaey have sought
asylum midst Gu elzeas have been appealed 10 In
relieve the sick and wounded soldiers 70 far
and clothing for soldiers 10 the hed and hosp tai and
70 and shelter 'or their suffering families and nobly
have hey In the great majority OF instances responded 70 every
appeal
duced dcutes o btAnng others By ordinary
and that the funds contributed for the relief
poor accomplish but little In purchasing the necessities
ofhfe.
there three thousand females In this city who
peeng from the Govroment In vaD and that those
for their work will enable these women 70 procure
sufcency planet food for themselves and children
assistance, then, from the city and country generally,
many instances Of actual starvation must have ocearS Our
supplies both for gautous distribution and for sale
employed for the purpose have not been
able pr0ecre the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances feel that Is our duty 70
throughout tae Confederate States 70
without delay, contributions Of money and supplies 10
Army Committee Of this Association since the commence
ent this Committee has labored Eeaousy and faith
the and spiritual welfare OF our soldiers and
the families for the Of glorious cause Let
soldiers not be discouraged upon the eve OF our
vee and, We tus our last and most glorious
OF generous sympathy and support Of their friends
shipments made 70 Roger Martini Superintendent WIN.
Munod Chairman Of the Army comnittse win be promptly AZ
tended TO- Aud accordance with special agreement made
uh the superintendent Of the Southern Express Company All
express charges win be paid BY them At Richmond.
oOnsoatOns Of money should also be ut @ these
| J. D. X. sLE0ET, Secretary.
~ sOutnsrn papers requested to copy. Apn--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

THIET ARREsTED.-0fncer Moore, on Saturday eve
ming, arrested Henry WestfOrd, the charge of
stealing saddle bride. martingale and pair of spurs
from Martin Murphy. The stolen articles found
IN Yves ford's possession. The fellow must have been
about 10 ioin the cavalry ~" a..a - So
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
THE CAPTURE OF PLYNOUTH.

Very lea additional Partcu of the brilliant Altar
at Plymouth, n. o have b,en received
6 neral H1ke was in command Of the whole eXpedi-
iiOo, and was accompanied BY Generals RlnsOm and
Kempsr. Parties from the enemy's Ines, south Of
Plymouth, report .hl the force of the enemy abOu
tour thousand The number of their killed and wound,
has been aseerAiaed Its reported that of the
two gunbolts suak had bONd hundred ,nl tWeI ty
M Il, Oily seyea Of whom escaped death Nos. OF our
wounded, We ae happy to learn are slightly so, being
mostly in the arms aud leg' Our losses we're ehisAl
sustained in the 6rst charge on the town, after which
second one was made with complete Ran
SONS brigade is represented to have especially disn-
gusbed itself
Among the killed was the gallant Col. Mercer Of the
2lst Geo ga Regiment The Lieutenant Colonel Of the
sane regiment Is also reported killed. The llth Yir
gniA Regiment was engaged, and Corporal ]. P. Sac
and Private John Cross OF Lynehburg killed, and Cor
pOral W. s. AversGt, W. r. COuley, W. S. aregary G.
W. Gsatkius, and s. Ii. NOhn, Of the same city,
wounded.
A portion OF the slightly wounded have arrived in
Petersburg, the having beea de.aned at
Weldon. The iO.los1g il a liss Of thOs1 a. Peters
burg:
A. P. BA.emAn and VIM. Gregory, 18th Virginia /;
Arch Carmichael B. L. WiltTee, B. Winfree, Strgt G..
Traut, sergs Booker, W. O. Wells, p Slaughter, ard
J. O. Echols Of Psgrams Battery; Serg's 7. 4 h.
Ross aud WIN. Noel, Bunt's Battery; VIM. Allan and
Jas g. Barues, Maeon's Battery; John Bslcher Henry
TOler, Wash d Ward ard f. W. CAlaghan, lat W.
GINA; and Jonah Dunn, Gath Virginia Regiment
Among the wounded, also, is Yankee prsoner-DeG-
t.r h. Keith-whOse hand has been anpu ased.
An agreeable prevailed yesterday, that the &C.
envy have evacuated NeWoern As reports OF military
events are sometimes fOrerunnsrs of the huh, sin
would hope that such is she IN this instance but
rsgre. to say that Il IS without cOA6rmA ion, aud IN
confirmed by any ness received a, the War Depart
ment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
gRN. UOKE PRONOTED-

The admirers of msrit and gallAnry will be era sed
to learn that President Davis has conferred upon g.
Gen. HOke, the hero OF Pymou,h, the rank and COM
mission Of Nsjor-GsneraL Toe promotion, learn,
was awarded of tie Presidents own motion, and the
despatch announcing the promotion, thAtks Gen. HOks
in behalf Of the COuederacy for bis brilliant success
Al states that the promotion dates from bis victory
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

RoBBERr.--The residence. of Col. John Rutherford
corner Of 9h aOd Marshall stress, was broken into OF
Friday night and robbed Of large quantity Of oil ant
costly wines and other hqaorF, well Of groceries
and other family provisions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

Faon NAssAy.-D4tes from Nassau to the 7th inst,
per steamer Syreu, have bean received in Savannah
letter to commercial house says that lowing to the
restrictions placed upon the blockade by the
Confederate Government, trade has come to complete
stand still and there is no demand for anything. We
trust there will be come modification in the law at the
next session of your Congress"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

FIsHF IN East LOUIsIANA.-The Meridian Clarion
harms that Powers cavalry had fight with the enemy
near Plains Store between intOn, La and Port He'd
son. in which the enemy were handsomely repulsed,
tn the loss Of piece of artillery ard about thirty
men killed wounded and missing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
TRUoE ROAT FROM BUTLER.

( PETERSBURG, April PA tue, boat from Butter
communicated with the French steamer at City Point
to-day. 1t tarried but ten minues, aud brought 70
prisoners French courier came ia mediately to
Petersburg and hastened to Richmond.
There is great anxiety here to learn the particulars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

Nom FRoH rHE TRASs-hIssIssIPPI.-New from the
Trans Nssissppi victory c,mes ia slowly. Everything
Ne hear however, confirms former reports of a
signal success AdVices from TAngapAhs, of q recent
date, state that the wounded arriving at Baton
Rouge by the boat bad. Information from Vicksburg
confirms this neWL At the latter pAceit generally
known Banks had been badly whipped notwithstanding
tha Yankee reticence
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

LIEUr Cot JAS. r BRASCH was seriously injured by
fall from captured Yankee horse, Afer the stOrming
Of Plymouth. The report is that the horse reared 20
high that he fell over, and crushed one Of Colonel 3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

years of age, originally from PortsmOu b. but recently
employed in the Confederate States naval works in tn
city fell into the dock three weeks ago. and downed
His body taken from the water yesterday morning
at the foot of Is street. He leaves wife and chill
dren in Petersburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

TIE BRIsrOL GAz.TrE says that Parson BfoHnlos
advises that every Sou bern man. including ministers Of
the gospel especially those Of the n. T. Church. should
be driven cut Of East Tennessee or put 70 death.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

LIKuF. w. D. WOODsoS, Of Va, escaped from Johr-
sons leland six weeks since and made his way through
Ohio and Kentucky. Hs has reached camp at the
NarroWs Of New River.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

Invalid YAxKEEs.-Four hundred and thirty invalid
Yankees, who were not considered strong enough to
make the trip to Americas, Georgia, were brought
from Dsnvie to this city Saturday and lodged in the
Libby.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

Hoes SroLEN.-Somes thieves on Saturday night las
entered the back yard Of Mr. John Clash, on Brood
Avenue, and butehered and cirried off three very fn
hogs of the aggregate value of $500.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
To The Voters of Neeklenburq

peaIure Recommending you Lieut. g. B. FINoH
IAN Va Infantry, who permAnent diaaeed BY wouad At
Of candidate
he shsrnaty your county had every opportunity Of
uelng charge Cemetery Ill., and
conducted himself with GOODNESS AMI CALAMITY
than he WM. WHITE,
ap2a-sts Col Cong l4th Va Infantry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

LoST BAssAsE-Some baggage was yesterday morn
Ing left at the lower watch house BY negro who said
soldier had given !! to him, on Saturday, to carry to
a house on Grace street, which house he could not
fad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

GES. FOARIsr-rhe Atlanta Intelligsncer Of the 10th
ArepOrs received there the previous day Of the
deA Of Gen. Forrest. The rumOr, however, is not
credited in Atlanta and can be traced no further than
the public streets
The following despatch from the Army Of Tennessee,
however, from officer of high rank, makes prOba-
BILE that the statement is unfounded
mo Official intelligence Of the death Of Gen. Forrest.
The report Is not credited here"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
RECEIVES y sALE y G0DDm y, : ArFsa

ECEIYER'S SALE (by GoDDM Il ApPER-
LII Son. AuS OF VALUABLE fARMs Of $40 acres, in
over aud HenrIco ahomny II miles above the city
Of Richmond and miles from Glen Allen Depot atl
As Receiver OF the District Court OF the Confederate States OF
America and under Of said Court the
h April 1884, in the against Anderson Thorpe 10 seque
rat the properly Of David n. Tlmadge, alien enemy
shall SELL at public auction the premises WEDNESDAY
the 9Th Nay 1884, at 10 o'clock ~ fair not the hrt ir
ohes Tavern formerly owned by Mr. Jas Winston and
In occupancy Of Mr. Anderson Thorpe contains $40
Of which about half 10 open land and the balance In wood and
timber. 1913 sH t ~.
The buildings good and embrace those usually found
such estate.
TxRxs-onehrd cash. balance and II months bonds
bearing and title retained I'LL all the purchase be
paid s cash the option Of the purchaser The taxes
! az 20 It'd HENRY L. BROOKE, Receiver.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
IsrcosD pEspArcH.1

DExoPoLIs, April % "A de- psich from Canton 22i
says Gen. Taylor captured TOGO prisoners, 400 ne
groes, ard 10 pieces of artillery in Louisiana.
Two bu.d ed and twelve Federal prisoners captured
by Forrest a. Fort Pillow. and by Co.'s Ives and Jack
son near Florence, we're brought here to-day. 5000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
LEG X A PHO
R.porla on che Preas Assosi.tIon. !

Entered according 70 rct Of congrea 10 e year 1865 by
In Clerk ONCE Of The District CoHn OF the Con-
sraie states for The Northern District ~ Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

THE OH Story "A deserter from the Yankee Army
of the Potomac received at Castle Thunder Satur-
day says that the soldiers from the Northwestern States
have determined not to fight during the coming cam
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
FROM TRANS MI ssIssIPPI.

MoBILs, April % --Western dispatches report that
Banks Is retreatng on Natchez, AID Gen. Taylor pnr
suing Transports are coming out of Red river loaded
with wounded. 1t is reported thai 40 captured four
teen gunboats that aground above the Red River
Falls Official news has been received OF the capture Of
gunboat on the Yazso river carrying eight "a pound
ers Her guns aud stores removed and the boat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS FOR MILITARY
SERVICE. ,
10 ADJUTANT GENERALS 0YHcE VIRGINIA,
MARCH 80, 1864. "a

" era Of State Is appointed by the Governor TO take
charge settle al claims against the State Confederate
States military supplies furnished without
the claimants an will forthwith establish office atch-
mond for that purpose. ta oet
All claims soldiers Virginia who have been may be dis
chargei from disabled In the service Of either the State
States all widows and orphans Of such soldiers who
may have been killed died In service also all soldiers
service having special claims her than Of and clothing
against either the State Confederate States government who
from their peculiar position cannot attend In person. may send
their claims Colonel HILL at Richmond for collection free
cost.
All persons sending claims will be careful 70 give the full psr
tcuAIs company resment brigade, date Of should
stated and power OF attorney properly suthentica
authorizing Colonel Hill collect receipt for the thai
he may with prompttude and despatch.
The Intervention agents for claimants Will In
permitted being she object Of the Governor TO protect
ties agains, them.
By command. .-s ~ q
ap1-6d&clm WH H. RICHARDSON, A. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
Az Aor Q asnd aci snaisd aan acc s..aslia yo

Ar ACT amend entitled "dn act 70 estdbti Toin-
teer Macy, dpproced april 1sA. 1863
TIE Congress Qfte Confederate States Of Aercd do enact
That the entitled can establish Volunteer Navy APP
proved April h be amended that the President be and
he hereby the commissions and warrants
contemplated by said under such regulations a. he
SCRIBE 30 applicants for service Ia the Volunteer Navy when
satisfied said applicants will furnish suitable vessel for said
Service receive into the Volunteer Navy said vessel and
eces and within beyond the Confederate States
Sec tie President be and he 10 hereby authorized
70 appoint assistant Plymass for the Volunteer Navy who
shall receive when duty fifteen dollars month
But no ortyhv years liable perform
military duty shall receive such appointments et-f
Approved february Is, 1884 apl-2sw4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

McE POKTRAIrs,--Ws hear Of men (says the Milton
ChrOnice who have plenty of hogs and to Atten
them, ttenDg just enough pork to do them. The idea
is to keep the Government from getting it. and if the
Yankees do not get all such "patrlOtic" hogs
and their pigs, too, the Devil viii, which amounts
to the same thing in Dutch. Just think oft man
with country, liberty properly everything atstake and
embling in the balance, willing to lose all rather than
let the Government get piece of hismeat Why, If
the hogs themselves had sAysO in the matter, they
would scOIn such littleness Of soul and contemplate
6shnsss If they did not cut the: throats in ut
ter shame Of their meaunsss and want of patriotism
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

TRACHKR WANTED at Rockbridge Alum
Il Springs VAL wsh to engage TEACHER, exempt
military service take charge OF small school in my family
He % teach the fngush and Latin languages
ana add the French language II fall
procure gentleman tutor thea shall vilh employ ady
for younger In either need apply
without experience In the business Of teaching children. Ad-
spaO.sodst wM FRAZIER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
WANTS.

w ANTED-At PAGES Wooden Mill, Dam
w VILE, Va, or GOOD wEAvERs None but good need
apply. win pay 4Oo per yard double width furnish pro-
visions At low price. Apply a. once.
ap28-QW J. b. PACE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

GovERMKSr WoAK-The Superintendent Of the @.
s. Clothing Bureau has given notice that after the 10Th
of May all the clothing makers in this city must furnish
certificate fOm the visiting committee of the ditrct
in which they reside that they "he proper psrsoOs
to whom the work should BIO givtr; otherwise their
numbers will be taken away and transferred 10 sod rs
families. Persons fom the country are required toiul-
nish cert 6cates from the city committee"
We are requested to etate that the visiting commit
tees win call upon the persons referred to, and that
public notice will be given of the time and place for
receiving the applications of those who may be
looked. fo7 la ,ta9
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

WANTRD-A female TEACHER, qualified to
w give instruction In French, Latin Musc with the
Engh branches school Of scholars Reference
required. Address, stating terms. JOS DUPUY,
splI-lw Moore's Ordinary, Prince Edward county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

kems Of news .,t
ms RED RlvkR KxPEDIfIOE. a13
The Chicago EEening journal publishes letters FROM
the Red River expedition giving the details Of
Federal reverse At Pleasant Hl. De Soto Parrish Lou
isiana. The Federal cavalry OF the third and fourth
divisions of the lSth army corps after hard fought
battle, we're pat to roaI BY the eOnfsderates with loss
OF over two thousand men in killed, wounded and mics
ing. General Ransom, commanding the cavalry, was
wounded. Tia enemy los. heavily The letters Of the
Journal are dated EcOrs, April 10th and llth
EUROPEAN EKWs. s no.
The peers in the British House OF Lords have dev-
erId Judgment in the Alexandra case adverse to the
Grown, and dismissed appeal from the Judgments Of
the courts. 1890
Mr.. StansRsld, who was implicated In the hszzini
coaspracy against the Emperor Napoleon has resigned
his position in the Government
GArribaldi was enthusiastically Welcomed by the civil
authorities aud citizens on his arrival ct Southampton,
Eogland, on Ash mat. ,asli a. t
The Courts Of London, Rome, Vienna, Berlin, st.
Petersburg Spain and France have agreed to recognise
TIE Emperor Of Mexico on his accession. He would
shortly take his departure for Vera Cruz. o. 74
In the House of Lords, Earl Russell incidentally re-
frred the spurious report Of Mr. Mallory, the Seere
tary Of the Oonfedsrae States Navy, and intimated
that be was originally led by Mr. Seward to accept the
report as genuine. But, said the Earl, Mr.. Seward
states that having made further inquiry, he finds it to
have bsen altogether forgery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

I ARGE AND VERY EXCELLENT BRICK
- TENEMENT. ON THE EoRTH-sIDE o. MARSHALL
BEIWEEN SECOND AND THIRD. STREET5, FOX BALE AT
request Of Mr. George Minor We shall sell a.
aeucn on te premises THURSDAY, the 2sh April iS64 a.
~ o'clock r M the larse and admirably wel-hu BkICh
located above, occupied BY him II con-
ains ~ rooms besides kichen coahouse, sevans rooms 4e
Inc awshng supplied with gas and has water In reynd
month"; =
Or credit ct the option Of the purchaser The
Al er the feiegcing sale viii be sold large oARPENER
sHoP ecenty built 40 by "a feet corner OF Clay
First streets, the same 70 be removed thirty davs Also
quantity OF Florida and White Pine LUhBRR In the ssd sho
there nearly 800 panes Of GLASS, :. f
April 22d, 1884 GODDIH 4 AppeRsoN
iearq BY THos. W. KEEsEE. Auet,
.r Hst once corner 18th and Gary Streets ~
EIFTY CONDEMNED HORSES si
IL rslt.s 6lat .dgil fsfu AND MULES
WIN be sold on FRIDAY MORNING. April ssth commencing
at 10 o'clock At the Q. lot Bacon Quarter Branch, n
fIfTY CONDEMNED HORSES
70. p. ARCHER,
rsnl-aYaH LAX ff445 = Maj. and @ NJ
Sale conducted by .ri. ri TH0B. w. KEEskE,
ap2l-td F.FF s--i - Auct