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DuBrrc DOCKS rfEEs, AND SLIPS
ocsassa Of II aadeinsneasc doeFs psra sad srs ior
sold ID bubble adcton he City Ian n urday APsl
80 0-g prvER
10. No NORTH 81 pie, 10 l., with buthead be-
2-s5u.a hallI u pier No: 49,:
hrf S Of pier No. Is with half of bufhsad be-
soHih half Of pie, no. a. with half of buthead be-
south hall and westerly end Of pier No 90 with part
'e s-Sor.h % saif .! per per- 10. d y '"'
s -SSG%,,Ss h saM Of pier pier No. No. q q
S-Per No ST. with half Of bulkhead between piers No 81
orisr ~ 81 NTH hslf Of sqssesa between Nos. s. and
head between piers and 10 be detsrmine ed hereafter
I-sou,h hall pier 10 So with half Of bulfhead b.
I2-The basin at The foot Of Spring street
lsThe sukhead from south side of pier No to southsr
1.-THE eulkhead between piers Nos. IS and1
iIhakSssd between pier. Nos. 81 and m
is-s sSSss sslf Of p pisr 10 10 g.
% 8 sSS c SH @ ana IS
Resevns portion Of south side for the Of nsht sol
a-Pier No a.
f foSs OF jam. street
MSorh half q pisr No 60 !, The foot Of Thirteenth T.
g. sss, s,s
P sr q ne he i foot 81 Tss.s street
- " no ~, EAST KIyER:
nnFSe SalsSsss Ssi.ssn p jss II No .nds
S s-hSrsr s s:1f 81 e P Fer No No. !
S' = Per E's' r. with ssnA..4 between pier.
fsss:::. $ ~ ~ :: 8 !! e. e. g.: \:
Buikhssd between IL and II.
SSSs. ss es e. rsa pier. Nos 10 and 10
@ttS ss:q s 81! q f' fi. n 10 y 70.
-PSInhessd a. Ss, o. y,e ger Nos n.
S Ss .ss s: 4 r:s II 10. . an. q
u RI. q on rs &. Nc snsr .. Of Pier No a.
S-iow:r ssf q FIR No 81, With 4x fee. o, BallAsaa
&@Vppsr Ssif q Pisr 10 H. With half Of Buhhssl b.
s.;: Sss =: h. 81 with hal. Of pa.,..4 "
4; ss s. II 4 s..A... s..-.,. r..s..
ss.iswer bali e Pier No a. with half Of BusAssd b.
S:::; n: " z; $ e.; + \:
s-t tPpsr s Si q q flsr r 10 3
S-rRssr s.if & pisryo Is with half Of sultAssa b.
c-Lcwer bali p Pier No. ". with half Of Bulthsad n.
s@yRpsf tsif ?! FER No. g. with half Of pqsAs.d b.
G-Lcwrr halt q Pier No o. with half Of Buthssd be.
Evipelon street. and within hy ofiSs PIER between
Riyirtion and st,n!on street,.
fr r Y e q ,G' f n :rs; Deserving portion on
0T.r al, .s Y s oss Of
ia--Bnshead al the fool Of Fifteenth street
.. s s s q I~.sy ssss stree. s,.s
fs--pier Al the foot Of ioe,h street
Terms ard sondon. Of sale may be had application Al
BY osdsr Of the comni'sc1eTs q ne slnsInr Fund
CvmproIler
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HOUSES MARKET CELLARS AND OTHER PRO
II perry belonging the Corporation Of the city Of New
York, 70 be leased at auction.
of the following described property belonging
~ the Corporation Of the city Of New York will be sold at
public auction at the City Hall, ON Thursday, April 1850
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ
The property known AZ :. -.
Castle Garden for Of ten years. from May !, 1855
Brick House, No 6N Hudson street. for q term Of ave
Stores Nos u and Greenwich avenue for term of ave
Hay Scales Tompkns Market for term years. from
Hay ss.lss Charles street. for term of nveysars from
May l. 1866,
rlot q GROUND CaRal street. Hoboken stree. wv.
fIIqsk i2rWeriv country MARKET for term Of
Cellar under Fulton Market known part Of No a. cor
ner Beekman and South streets for term Of four years.
Cellar No Washington Market, fronting vesey street,
Tor a term Of f6ur years. from May !, 1885
sTsshngton Market r9niISs on Ve'ey street. '0r
Para * No. Washington Market fronting Washington
street for a term Of four years, from May 1 1855
No Washington Market fronting Washington street,
FOR q term Of four years from May !, 1852
No Washington Market fronting on washington street,
streets for q term OF -four years, from May l. 1895.
Cellar No. Essex Market fronting Grand street. Tor
term Of four years, from May l. 1863
No Essex Market fronting on Grand street. for term OF
four years from May l. 1865. .
No ESSEX Market fronting Grand street. for term Of
four years, from May l. 1885.
Nos Essex and Grand streets,
for term Of four years, from May ], 1885
Terms and conditions Of sale be had on appca 1t
the Comptroller's Office
BY order of the Commis Of the sinking FUND
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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DERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION.

UNERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION,
il AT THE CITY HALL.
On Thursday April 1865 at 10 oeoek Win BE- sold
cuv for term Of ten years from the let day Of Nay,
1861 - . Z "a =
The Lease the Ferry established from the foot
of Whitehall street TO Staten Island
The of the Franchise OF the Ferry, estab-
hshed the foot of Barclay 70 Hoboken NJ j.
The Lease Of the Franchise OF the Ferry estab
shcd the foot of Tenth street. East river TO Green
point, L.. e
said several Ferry Leases will be Sold with all the
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging 10 the
Corporation Of the city of New York.
Terms conditions Of sale be had application ct
the Conptroller's Office.
Dy order Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-fOR GENTLEMEN
only a. the New York Museum Of Anatomy. GiS Bruad
way Parties unable t. attend these lectures can have them
FORWARDED on receipt 81 ten cents by addesng OF
New York Museum Of Anatomy.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
noCKS AND SLIPS HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS
other Property belonging 70 the Corporation OF the
city Of New York, TO be leased public auction.
Notice is hereby given that the Comptroller wil on
THURSDAY the 9th April, 1865 at 10 O'Clock A. M az the
City Hail. lease bids at public auction, Docks and slips
Houses Market Cellars and other Properly Tor
q term OF years from the first day Of May, 1888 M i.
Catalogues containing description location aud terms Of
sale may be upon application TO the Collector Of City
Revenue Al fhIs odIce = MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, n
- - n ~ r liE Comptroller
CRY on New YoRK, DEPARTMENT or FrNANCE,
CoxPTRoLIxRs OrrCE, March 9. 1855 !
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL l. 1860
nnLrcroUs NOTICES.

\ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. tl4At
DIEEcKEE srsEEr uSIvERsALEESr SHTRcH, con,
ID oer x 81 nek supply the desk 10 Services
a. 'i ~. a. NJ aud IL ?. N,
nHuRcn OF THE RESURRECTION tErIscopAL,-
. s0 w ss s. 81 STUDY morning inc
aud evening Divine service atlo.s' A. N. and7xf
CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
s 81 sssOsh spf S
O'Clock All vel ONE
Lyrars.S SHgsoM % OF r, St LANES
Sunday S 4 n9l. :. To- q s1y = viii preach
EoRrysEcoxp STREET rREsByrEnIAN CHURCH,
between Seventh and Eighth ,s ssen n Rev
EnsyS,. Letter pref Of his sopy =.
JnRRNcH PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SERVICES IN
lie chapel Of the Church Of the Incarnston corner Of
w. by Rev W. Binet Entrance 70 chapel on Thirty nth
rraEycH EPISCOPAL CHURCH pU ST EsPRIr
e.. Nv wss Rev. Ds verren both IL French c and
EcrunEs on 1T a, NINTH or TE
ssoS e ysSsSiy ssf &..cra EssA o s
NEW YORK BIBLE AND COMMON PRAYER BOOK
tenth Of the course Of srm sysr oa he
On IL shnrch corner Of Fitb avenue and Thirty
by the Rev George Seymour Rector OF St. Johns Brook
Iyn Subject stoy of the Authorized Version Of lol
Service to commence at ~ o'clock
DEv DIR. LILTENTHAL WILL LECTURE NEXT SUN
IL day the April at o'clock NJ In the synagogue
of the congregation of Amshi Chesed IN norfolk street, oc
| tween Stanton and Houston streets.
DEv. SIDNEY A.. COREY WILL PREACH IN THE
III Murray Hill Baptist church. corner OF
and Thirty seventh street, tomorrow, at los A. M anu "a
P.M
cSr ANUS CHURCH EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR
- Fifth Rev E. benjamin VIII preach
At tx A. M the l0H A. NJ and p. the latter
service for deaf mutcs and Rev Dr. Weston IN = M
CPIRITUALIsTs.-AT HOPE CHAPEL, 7ls BROAD
- way, Mr. Wheeler speaks at l01S oclock,Where shall
we Hnd dod.' Mr. Wills 7s-"The Spiritual and Eternal
meet TO hear the appeal from Chicago Seats free
THE SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, SECOND
II avenue, corner of Eleventh street. Services every
Sabbath morning evening the usual hours Strangers
always welcome.
THAT PROPHET, s. g. SNOW, WILL PREACH an
Clinton Hail. Aston place down stars) on Sunday al
p. M. Seats Free
CORPORATION NOTICES.
nOcKs AND SLIPS, HOUSES. MARKET CELLARS
~ other Property belonging 70 the Corporation OF the
city Of New York, to be leased a public auction
Notice T. hereby given that The Comproller VIII 81, on
CITY Hall public auction, Docks and Slips
Houses Market Cellars and other Corporaton Properly Tor
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ITO CONTRACTORS. --6EPARATE SEALED PRoPo.
sails each epdorsed with the title Of the work for which
may be o9ere ihe name Of The person offering and the
n q nonds! April s s whie s,,, time they W, Be
provemonts I'd Seventy fourth street, from Pith
avenue % East gver sewer IN sevenycghh stres, be.
from Fourth eveaue TO and through Fth avenue near
avenue sewer between First SECOND avenue Receiv
ing Basns and Cplverts And the line Of West street
from Hammond u Hoboken strsess rosswsks al
tops q avenue with ilh and isth s,recs q First
aud 2h Streets for Crosswelks on Westerly side OF
Sixth avenue from Forty seventh Fiftyninth streets
For .peicaiions forms for bids &C.. Apply 70 the Con.
tract Clerk NJ this ONCE. " ~. n III i
THOMAS STEPHENS. oroton
KOBr u. DARRAGH. fAqucddct
A. w CRAVEN, hoard
OFFICE CRoroS Aourpvor DErAarnKEr March ~ 1866.
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CrrY ISsPEorQRs pErARrMENT. ~ oHArHAM
Yin once stEss sss ssss:s
April iSM yhss As ssgs wsn y publicly opened .Sd
oonssnl 81 aats and p1v. q ne ~ % New Yorf lcI
Manufacturing Company Ana delivering The came 70 Daniel
Gallagher s such places Of deposit In accordance with the
Blank forms OF proposals. and be obtain.
cd 81 this once. FRANCIS J. 4. pOOLR,
CITY InapAcfor
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DuBrrc DOCKS. PIERS AND SLIPS
4 AT AUCTION.
The right 10 collect the wharf arc the
occupation Of III aforementioned docEs piers srs
the rrrn years The lot dar % May 1855
sold 30 public auction, AZ we City Han N uraAy APsl
q isFs ~ I. g rioek ~ N.
lot No i-Norih pier No. -, with bukhead be-
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COUTHERN REFUGEES AND DEsERTERS-A MEET
- OF the American Union Commisson In aid OF rrfu
from the SOUTH apd Of desericrs from the rebel
April O'Clock. A; Low, Esq., prssid I,, Of ,1s.
BY Colonel n U. Taylor OF East TENNESSEE; Rev Dance
Curry. d. d. who has Just returned from savsnnsn .no
Rooms Bible House. and at Randolphs book
store, ~ Broadway - ~ -
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VVANTED-A PARTNER WITH 5000 OR ss,g0 TO
w on the adve In starting steam saw mill Mt .
most favorable the Kills within miles OF the
city; there extensive buildings ana docks ana nns
once orgsnzed Address James Roagers III Broadway
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ArEw YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 6..-THB
~ regular moathly meeting VII be iald this evening. 81
Botanic Hail. East Broadway: at o'cieck .
TfIEO. 5. COSKLIN, President.
D. r. O'suLLIvAN Recording Secretary
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rT,AyLOR 4 co BANFrve ~ rf will STREET,
| Sew yort pay ito Slightest lca tlubloors 9nd "a
kind gold and sser f4-e lraVn "a iAe Royal nifHt
Lott, cached by s. so.d lni milton 'uinlsnfl -fte
w TBS i..,. = 90. .A'iS Z ", W. Me- I,
their land have cola GOV s7uahc -enl4a
sion Address }. Bennett. sszt iot fos oif New YORK
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IaA .YAuE0M ,0ItA8I II0f Wlt
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THE NINTH CORPS.


Mr.. =. w.ltor E.ah's Dispatches.
HEADQUARTERS Nryrn ARMY Conrs
WnLssvnLE, Va, April g.. - 1"
CAMP wKILEsvIILR
The Ninth corps resumed its march this morning from
Tords station about twenty miles from Petersburg and
again moved by the Cox road, before. We halt
nisht ss welesvile, distant from Burkesvile twenty
one miles The two divisions OF TINS vv.r. "s''"''
are the only troops moving the Cox road and the en-
tire trains Of the army are their Immediate guardian
ship main force having advanced upon the Namo'
zine road running nearly parallel with the route tray-
erred by MS and at this point about fourteen miles 70
hs north large proportion Of the army supply trains
ere far in our advance to night making good time.
rHE murn coRrs SHARES THE okHKRAL ESrHunAsx.
4 Tho men have manifested throughout the march OF
a. A. - same unasgging vigor and spirit that iss
x.r.c,e,,,ed ,her movements sin6S the advance OF
Monday and though laden heavily, they give promise OF
moving with continued alacrity and prompttude'
- Ssbrs "a fal Eks& .sA-----
sct orders have been issued for the prevention OF
house burning and thus far very few have been con
.gnsd 70 the nsmes and none believe in which the
org,us, occupants were still remaining Neither 10 sne
dss,rucslon Of other property INDUCED In 70 any con-
s,dernbe ertsht though find we advance that the
spbabsnts are nearly destitute Of provisions, and IL
sorne instances solicit the protection OF grard about
their premises and in their extremity, beg for subss
tence from our passing trains.
rur CONDITION or THE sorrHsrpg RAILROAD.
This road On far az present advance from Peters
burg rs apparently In need Of very slight repair TO make
n available for transportation unless some large bridge
has been destroyed II Is more than probable that th'
road win be in uss within the next week.
Tho commandcrin. Chief s reported to have stopped
for short time this morning ut house about milk
Corps headquarters and tonight occupied as head
quarters Of the Second division.
ooSeerurAronv AppRxss FROM GENERAL eRiFrIs
The following conerntulatory order was issued on thu
% Inst 10 the Second brigade OF the Second DIVISION o
General Grfn, its commander, who II now, In the nb
sence OF General Potter, in command Of the secon'
division:-- .
HsADquARTkRa, BrcoSp I3Rrc 9EcorD Dry,
Hfyrn ARMY CoRrs, rE,R HANcocK's srsrfor, Va, \
April g. 1895,
The General commandn ng dosires 10 express far n
% hes language 70 do so, bis hearftpio and snsfnc
lion at the brfve and gnllan, conduct Of the officers
boldieB " his brigade In carrying st the point Of ihs
bayonet the almost imprcgnabe lines Of Petersburg
Never greater valor displayed. Neror were NOR
heroic deeds performed. The daring decds Of THE day
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the money ct any price for the game and nsh sney ~
accustomed in this section OF the country 70 pedde
around Before tho capture Of Richmond they had
large supply Of gold hand in the rebel Treasury
ana vsre redeening every Of thsr notss that W
osred AZ the ruts Of one dollar In specie half gold hall
slvsr. Tor axty dollars in paper money. Many
however hoping that the paper would rise In value had
neglected 70 ret their notes osshsd until too lass
M xxM yRon SHERIDAN. t7 .s.
II w.s at nrst Intended 70 halt the column for tho
pirht aftsr psssng the Court House despatch, how
ever wa receiyed from Sheridan announcing the fact
that hs had captured six pieces Of artillery and two hum
dred supply wagons at Painsvle and requesting Grant
TO push a. largo force possible on 70 barkesvihe
Junction when hs hoped 70 have Lee, who y short OF
everything 70 completely hemmed In - 70 force MIN "
surrender.
This despatch was read the troops amid great cnesr
frg and the wearied resumed their knapsacks ana
moved on It was eleven O'Clock tonight before the
column reached the Junction, and hardly waiting 70
build nres or cook supper the troops threw themselves
ON the ground and were almost Instantly In deep
slumber. W. lAt
The greater number OF the mounted orderlies accom-
panyinr Generals Ord and Gibson were seized by 6 n
era Grant TO escort him in dash tho country 10
Join General sheridan
A suraIDAN NTERcEPrs TELEGRAM
II is reported that General Sheridan tapped telegraph
wire aud intercepted message to General Lee announc-
,ne that the commissary had two million ratons on
hand and wished instructions to forwarding them
General Sheridan sent Instructions to for
ward the ratons In the ne OF General Lee ana mas
every hope that he will be able to intercept tnem.
Lees army said TO be in line OF battle at Amea oou
House, about ten miles from here.
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HspouARrrRs, NNrH CoRrs,
NEAR DyRKRuvuIv JUNCTION

SouTHeiDE RAILROAD, April C-Mdrisht
The headquarters OF this corps are located to night
near the southads Railroad abou. ten miles from the
Burkesve Junction Of that road, with one brigade Of
The Second division advanced TO tha, poin,
Major General parke has been IN ,elegaphIc commun
cation with the headquarters Of the army for some hours
and his sdvces FAR known indicate that our troops
have been pushed forward with great cooiy and have,
by the energy Of their disposition, sicco9dcd IN
foiling General Lec's design OF leading US long and
wearisomc rtern chaso. or course but little don
mite information is afforded on this ront;
bu, doom n not inovpcdent % aaie tst the
prand combinations Of the opcninr cnmualgD are uro.
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THE rwENTY.FovHTH CORPS.
s,~~~e~c..Acr
Mr.. John A. Bfady's DespstcR.
HnADQuAarns, TwrSrY.youRm An1fy 0Yrs,
fuhKmvnxz JUNCTION. April 3, 1900.

~>~>~~~~~<V~<>~Sf<>fN~>lV
Mr. John A. Bfady's Despstehs
HsADQuAarns, rwrvrryounrn AnKf 0Yn
BuAKmvfxz JUNCTION. April >, 1900
FORGED MARcM0.
Az eleven o'clock tonight the troops OF this ccmpano
reached this point, after forced march from Wilson's
station Of nearly thirty miles The march Wa commenoeo
morning, M six o'clock, with Turner's western VIZ
ginia division In the advance
mmedatsy In rear Of the troops Of this corps Brney
followed with his division Of the Twenty.nfth corps
xorrowAr COURT Houm.
The column reached Nottaway Court House about two
m and found everything thero In ALMOST its peace
condition. The few rebel ssagglors who psssed through
here in rapid fight had no time to burn any Of
the few cars lying the road. car full Of hay, be-
longing 10 the rebel government was found on the road
"a 'front.' of the station masters and proved socepta
bic addition 70 the stock Of forage for the horses
CONFEDERATE MONEY.
Confederate money has hero reached lie proper level
and is actually considered only IN tho light Of waste
paper The citizens Of Nooway toll We tha, as soon az
shc negroes heard Of advance ibsv refused to take
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FRIDAY MoRvNc, April Q, 1895.
VICTORY.

The splendid successes OF yesterdays fight have Just
been reported here and provoking the enthusiastic
comment Of all save tho original occupants Of the sacred
soi who overhear the story Of their reverscs quite
ogast the great defeat which II foreahadows There
s O. possibility that our hcadoulroIs wiz not be mVved
oday
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need not bs rccounted here fhey viii 1--we IN history
and In the hearts Of yoas counfymsn while time sna
last
The I'd Of April will mover be sVrsottsn while your
country bas name This glorious achievemept IL DOUBT
less the dsAthbiow Of the rtbeliionthe finishing stroke
homes 10 enjoy the blessings OF that peace which you BY
your pcrsevefancc and galantry have 90 nobly con-
quersd
Ina q. wrKrss, Lieutenant and A. A. A. q.
OnAcal-T CuLD, Lieutenant and A. A. A. a.
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LxH's RAooAos AND HEADQUARTERS FLAG RxroRrrp
f CAr1unnD.
We had report about noon to-day that Lees head
quarters nag and baggage had been captured BY us and
Chat General Gregg was captured by the rebels and sub
seQuently wrcsted from thsm and restored 70 his
command
rna AND rm SWORD.
The perfeo, subordination and good conduct or our
troops not only in hscapturs Of Petersburg but during
the present march, amaster Of frequent comment
by the inhabitants whom We encountered; but unfcrtu
nAtey, the considerable number Of stsgscrs and follow
Of our wagon trains have, as We advanced taken
occasion TO make number Of diversions from tho main
line Of travel TO indulge their destructive propcnsos
upon such property 10 was without the observation Of
our officers
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crossing right speedily toward the destruction Of Lees
rnoapsss on rHr rRAna.

essng right speedily toward the destruction Of Lees
retreatng army.
PHoonsss or TIN mANs
Tho Immense trains that are moving under convoy Of
this corps getting ground amazingly WE'LL and,
aside from the deep ndontures OF their own wheels,
they nnd the roads tolersbly smooth and dry.
now ynoors rErI.
have before alluded TO The general jollty and good
feeling manifested by the troops Of the Ninth corps nce
their advance from Peorsburg and have occasion
on this the fourth day Of their march, oreoord any other
than the SEINE agreeable intelligent tonight Asthe night
before ihcy came into camp singing "when Johnnie
comes marching home again. nearly whole brigade
having caught the refrain aud rendering u with sess
thst made ~ appreciabe for miles about
BAY
Commencing about ton O'Clock this morning and con
nulng nj intervals throughout tho dhy md evening we
have hoard the booming Of heavy cannonade 70 the
west and southwest, which has gradually worked around
eighty to our ler That u The whole robci army
brought to stand under mo haraasmont Of shcrdans
rursulng cavalrymcn cloeoiy prniei by The advance
Of our infantry s the general svecuIsiiob
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Mr. ). u. waysesi's Dispatches.
HEApotARr RS CAVALRY Dlvl ION, /
FAgM Hill, April 3, 1865. J
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CONTINUED ON QIFTH PAGA
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INSTANTANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRY GOODSI DRY GOODS!

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
LARGE ARRIVAL
FALL AND WINTER
FASHIONABLE
Dry GOODS
AT
A M Nj O T II
Dry Goods Establishment,
No. 20, .......S south G street,
VIRGINIA,
(lUR STOCk CoNslSI' Ut
-
CLO.AKS,
hon
U'OOLE'F ~"
~
"OO'
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite w, r. & Co.,
GOLD HILL.

NTINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ll to the best advantage.
Stock Quotations received by telegraph from
San Francisco Immediately after close Of each
Board.
Greenbacks and Treasury Notes bought and
and sold at best possible rates, in any quantity.
Highest price paid for Gold Hill, Virginia and
County Warrants.
Real Estate Agent. Rents, etc. collected.
Auctioneer for the sale of Mining Stocks for
assessments, and all licenses and taxes on sales
properly paid, and a correct record kept Of all
sales.
REFERENCES:
GoLD HILL. W. Flood & Co.; W.. II. Blau.
Welt, Ag't Bank Of Cal; T. D. Headly, Ag't W.,
+. Go; John II. Mills, Esq.
vIRsfNIA-B. F. Hastings & Co.; Paxton &
Thornburg; J. H. Latham, Ag't W., F. Coz
Geo. +. Jones. Esq. oc3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-12
DANCING SCHOOL.
MIR. WIN.

NTTELL KNOWN ON THIS COAST eo
w for the past twelve years as Il
Teacher Of Dancing. IL now giving Les. -N
sons at THEATRE HALL, every E1HN
Tuesday aud Friday Ev'Rs, 04ASD
To which he respectfully invites all who wish to
acquire that accomplishment to attend.
Pupils can enter the class at any time.
Lessons will be given every Tuesday and
Friday Afternoon, from Q to 8 P. NJ, for
those who cannot attend evenings.
Lessons are given FREE to Ladies' every Sat.
urday afternoon, and Lessons will be given after.
moons and evenings at private residences.
TERMS-Sl0 for IL Lessons. Boys half price.
Ladies pREE.
A SeIREE will be given every other Thurs.
day evening. oc6 IN