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We copy the following account Of the burning
OF the Clara Dolsen from St. Louis paper:
At o'clock last night the mammoth steamer
Cara DOlsen. one Of the largest boats on the
rver was burned TO the waters edge at the foot
OF Lesperance street. The first alarm of the con-
AsgTation came from the corner of Main aud
Plum streets, and was followed by the sounding Of
the whistles on the fenyboats. The engines pro-
ceeded towards the spot, but the position Of the
burning steamer being inaccessible to the ma
chimes, the firemen gave up the chase and re-
turned TO their houses. The light of the conf 4
grafton illuminated the whole city with a RI idy
glare, which continued for more than an hour.
One Of the feTrybOats came alongside after the
upper works had fallen in, but. from some cause,
no stream was thrown, end the ferry steamed
away, leaving the Clara to her fate. large
crowd of persons collected on Duneau's Island TO
gaze upon The spectacle.
The origin Of the fire is unknown. The bolthad
been laid up since October, and had no freight 90
board. She was worth about $4,000, aud is in
sured in Cincinnati companies.
The Clara DOlsen was built before the war, and
being owned by Southern men. was seized by the
government and used for some time at Cairo as a
hospital boat. After the war she was sold by her
original owner and the government claim upon
her was relinqui-hcd. She was brought to St.
Louis, put in complete repair, and sold to Capt.
George Pegrsm, and she was run between this
city and New Orleans as freight boat, in CON-
mand of Capt. r. b. Pegrsm.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 5-Weather mild all day,
looks like rain. River unchanged Business dull
For BAYOU SARA.-Tbe LlfOurche, Capt V. b.
BaraDcO, leaves at A. NJ. to-day for the above
and all intermediate landings.
For BAYOU SARA.-The lberville, Emile 2.
Gross, commander, will leave as above on Mon
day, at P. N.
For BAYOU LAFoURCHE.-Ths unsurpassed pas
senger packet Victory, Capt. JOS Dalferes, leaves
positively as above, at p. NJ. tomorrow.
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SdtUrddy-Liverpool market firm with sales OF
5000 bales, at 7}075d for midding uplsnds. and
sGsld. Our market active and 4c. Z ID. higher.
Sales 1929 bales. including 1904 TO spinners 2il5
TO spe uators and 1910 10 shippers, Of which 900
bales were IN transit.
Monddy-Liverpool market firm with sales Of
II go bales, at unchanged quotations. Our mar
ket active and I cent higher, closing firm. but
spinners 1857 TO spectators, and 1894 10 export.
ers. Of which s43 bales were 10 transit.
TueSddy.-LiverpOOl market quiet but steady,
with sales Of 10 600 bales at same quotations. Our
market firm, but on lower grades little irregular,
with sales Of 642O bales, including 2l2l to spin.
ners, 1857 TO SPECTATORS and 2742 to exporters, Of
which 500 are IN transit.
Wednesday - Liverpool market frmer with
sales Of 1900 bales at unchanged quotations.
Our market strong, and closing at cent y 10 ad-
vance, with sales of 600 bales, including 1866 20
spinners, 2469 to spectators, and 2276 to ex-
poTters.
IbmSddy-Liverpool market frmer, with sales
OF lS,OOO bales, at ID. for middllng upland5 and
SID. for Orleans. Our market active at an ad-
vance Of fully &c. II ID. Sales 9065 bales, incud-
ing 1899 10 spinners, 2SS4 10 spectators and 1892
10 exporters, Of which 100 were in transit.
FTiddy-LiverpOol market active and firm, with
sales of Is 900 bales at unchanged quotations.
Our market active and irregular at advance of
lc. Il b., and lines of even middlings not TO be
had az quotations. Sales II, l24 bales including
24GO bales to spinners, 1888 TO spectators and
G2sl TO exporters, of which 1000 bales were in
transit.
Liverpool Brokers' Circular makes sales for the
week ll3 600 bales, including l9 600 bales for ex
port and IL 600 on speculation. Stock in port
1896 900 bales. of which LAG 900 bales are Ameri-
can, being 3 decrease on total stock for the week
Of 10000 bales. and on stock Of American an ia.
crease Of $4,000 bales. Manchester sdyices
favorable.
Our market for the week has been active and
advancing, closing firm at An advance of l4c. Il
D. from the closing prices of last week. The sales
have been As 62l bales, including 1881 to sDIn-
ners II SIS to SPECTATORS, and 1885 to export.
eTs. If which 5643 we're In transit.
The receipts at the ports for the week show
about 5000 bales, against sc 500 bales for the
corresponding week of last season. The total re-
ceipts since last season LIZA 500 bales, against
l,l23 500 bales for the same time last season.
Freights to Liverpool by steam l0ld. dali by
sail led. dull.
There is a fair amount Of Cotton Offering on
our market, but lines of even midd0g5 are scarce
snd command the outside quotations. There is
strong speculative feeling IN the market, aud prices
are gradually advancing.
The cry goods market shows further improve
ment in prices with larger salss.
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OastIS Aarxsss


CIrT or JETTRRsoy, Feb. 9, 1858.
Arrived yesterday-G09 Texas and Is Western
Beeves, AIS Calves and Yestlings, 80 Hogs and
3 Mich Cows. Sold-l95 Texas and SO Western
Beeves so Calves and Yearlings, 40 Hogs, $50
sheep ard 3 Mich Cows. Stock on ssle-5s9
Texas and % Western Beeves, 43l Calves and
YearliDgs, $50 Hogs, S5s Sheep and 80 Mich
Cows. We quote
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LIVERY.

JOSEPH wOLFOKT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. SO and 81 BarOnne street,
BETWEEN COMMON GRAvIER-
TIE best stock Of Single and Double HORSES SADDLE
PORSES and MULES constantly hand. Having unlim-
ueo facilities in IT. Louis ana other Northwestern Cities
enabled to offer inducements 10 Planters and the Public
generally.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED.
Particular sttenton paid to Hacking having fresh arrival
n therses,
HOrses and Kules Bought and Sold on Commission.
JOSEPH WOLFOkT.
81 and 81 BarOnne street.
/ OUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALES
STABLES,
Nos 49, 100 and 92 Magazine street. between Julia and St
Joseph streets.
Firstcsss Mules and Horses for Sale. Also Carriages and
Busgies for Hire L, HART, Proprietor.
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tANAA '''.''.'.''''''.'..-.. kCIAL'
DR.. Howe's Node OF Using q Vacuum.
By removal Of atmospheric pressure local and internal
zestiohs instantly relieved, which health In
large class Of diseases II vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated Of which
nOurishes, nvigorates and ensrge permanently small
organs by restoring he equilibrium Of blood food
them; by which Il Is reliable remedy for Paralysis
Shrunken Parts sency Weak Sexual Power Spera
tOrrhGs Seminal Dersngement; Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and neoutneneeo Of Urine Enlarged Prosate Obs
Gleet vsooels forms u Structure ETC., which
other rarely Hundreds have treated
oesstullE
His n edfeaI Baths
Eradicate Constitutional syphilis, SKIN Diseases, Hamo
Rheumatism and Mereury from the system which medicines
alone fail 70 reach; but used together elect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared furnished for al sOrms Of disease
acute and chronic Of either
Once hours from A. n. 70 n Generalization fres.
Treatment cash. Changes moderate Strictly confidential
A. T. HOWE,h D.. Il Bsronns street,
Near Osnsl. New Orleans
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sail I'd. for cotton al d by steam ID. By sail to
Hsyre lI@l 7-l6e. for cotton.
Nav YORK MARKET.-The annexed report Of
the New oTk market for the week ending January
81. is taken from Messrs. Cornwall Zeregs's cir
cular Of the latter date, viz:
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GREAT DISCOVERY
EVERY MAN BIS OWN ARTIST.
A Scientific Wonder.

Az Instrument by which any person take correct Like
Photographs THIS instrument with full instrns
tlOns, seat BY mail for dollar Address
G B AMES 4 CO.,
Isl BrOadway, New York
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FLOWS.
SAMUEL LOCKE,

II AKD"AkEs CUTLEhA' FLoWs'
SAMUEL LOCKE,
zPoRrER DEALKR
Heavy and Shelf HARDWARE aud CUTLERY, TIN
WARE and TIMERS TOOLS, BAR and SHEET IRON
TIN and TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, ZINC, NAILS.
AXES, sHovELS, SPADES, HOBS, LEAD PIPES,
SHEET LEAD, RUBBER Betting. HOSE and PACK
ING. CoRDAGE and WINES, OILS PAINTS, LAMPS.
LANTERNS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
TOOLS of every description
Constantly hAs fun assortment James Fl. Halls
Evansville, Kentucky FLOWS, COOKING and HEATING
STOVES Of every description.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CRLEBRATKD
Stewart Stoves.
FOR LOUISIANA. MISSISSIPPI TEXAS AND
ARKANSAS
Liberal advantages offered to the Trade By
SAMUEL LOCKE,
81 80 Al and IS Peters street.
Between Customhouse and Benvie streets
HAEDwAsEAN AND SHIP CHAnpLEKg
ELLIs a sosrIOK. FRAME w. sBYNoURi
aOstiek n ssySsou-,
importers and Dealers IN
akA,y AL SHELF HARDwAR AND 0STISO
fOVEs, IN WkEE and TINEEKs TOOLS,
sAR Spd 81. @Er RON, TIN ans TIN PLArE
pHEET COPPER, s-SO. NAILS, AXES,
CHAINS, sHovELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIFE
GRASS WORK and PIPE FIfTIEGs
svSBEz BELTIkG, HosE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, OORDAGE,
COTTON 1nd FLAX DUCK, TwIEBs,
All Sins efStesmboat and Railroad SUP piles
Fulton and Front streets, corner Common
soc Asen.s Ger ;. ID; wsstOn's LIGHTNING RODS.
Louisiana Mississippi, Texas and A'shamH
----------
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
HAYS NOISE q NEW.
CHARRY T. HAYS, T. WARREN NOISE. John H. NEW
Attorneys and Councillors at law,
OFFICE NO. Is ST. CHARLES STREET. NEW
ORLEANS, La.
I N. HALsEY-
ATTORNEY AT Law,
OFProz-PoIST CoUYEE @. n.
WI prsenee s profession In the courts Of the Seventh
Judicial District.
TIE INVENTORS.
WILLIAM NJ. ECCLE5,
Attorney at law,
OFFICE zl9 NORTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO.
win solicit Patents prosecute Suits old
ected CLAIMS Expecting resp profits from sash,
obtain psens rt application for barely what
having been In the business for time
bled shape claims avoid Infringement AD bus
attended 20 promptly; advice free in al eases
Best Of city references given when desired.
n h q. MOOKE-
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, EAPOLE0E, ARKANSAS
Having an acquaintance with the most Of the res7cnbls
Attorneys in the State IL prepared TO make Elections
IN any part Of it,
Refers to Maj John D. Adams OF Dean, Adams Car:
Rri.tor heorei Atken hsisey, New Oreana
- W. a H. RICHAR DsOE,
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,
Refer to JOHN NIXON co.
IBIAAES II. OUKELL.
ASroREEY AT LAW.
SS..............-HoYOI etreet.................S7
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TNACTS - Messrs. n. Refsr 4 Holande-, No. 2B
IL POydrss Manufacturers Of the Maskon Btters
Gentemen-I hsvr examined the patent granted
you by the U. Government for manufacturing the Msskoh
Bitters and found in the Ingredients employed compound
well calculated excite kes3 in good order
organs. have prescr bed aid Bers several times
instance had occasion their benef cia
effect ! remain gentlemen. respectfully,
obedient servant A. MERCER NJ d.. 1873 Canal street
have examined the hold for the Of
MaskoH Btter and find nothing the Ingredients thereof
eacuted TO njurous upon the human system unless
taken in inordnate quantities. Indeed nlthilg bu
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, NJ. D.
Your MaakOh Bitter=, which ! have examined do 10
contain any ingredients injurious health may
mended TO those who OF go,d tonic
Yours N. SCHUBERT, n d.
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The Institution is founded the approved scientific
principles for The positive Of all dssasesCH COMIC,
PRIvATE and SPECIAL
DR. McEvOY has successfully treated for the twenty
Eve years. all diseases peculiar to Men, Women and Child
hence, the unfortunate may obtain the benefit Of
Doctors extended experience and great medical skill.
DR. DUFF'S sful treatment syphilis Gonorrhea
elect mpoteucy Seminal Weakness all diseases Of the
Sexual Orgsns in their most aggravated FORMS is well
known
DIS. EcEvOY and DUFF'S charges odsrate Cures
in oil guaranteed The Medicines
the purest quality; prepared by DR. THOS a. CIR FIN,
Of London, Drug Store, thus gviI
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared.
The afflicted invited to call and examine our mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We al
communication by mail with dispatch and give consua-
tions in French, Spanish, German and Italian
further particulars address call the Institute
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MACHINERY.

John l.. BARINGEH,
asa. ISs, Iss...... MAGAZINE. SSA, ISS, ISe
IOO.....-......Nos-e Dame street.....-......Ie0
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer In
wROUeHr IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS, for Steam,
Water and Gss
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WoRE, m all "a
multifsriOus branches for Steamboats, Pasatons Brew.
cries Distileries and Private Dwellings
WROUGHT AND CAST Iron RAIL- IN TIA
ssstest manner, and on the shortest nOsei,
COPPER STILLS made TO order.
CONSTANTLY aAED:
large assortment Of Brass Globe Valves Ohook Valves
horizontal and vertical; Oh Globes and Cups; all %
Steam and Water Cocks Of various patterns dsnsss;
hsgDstlo VI ster Gauges and Gauge Cooks, etc., etc.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY HAED:
fhe celebrated MIrOHEL4L STAB GHTEING RoDB
and POINTS, which took the First Premium
Orders from city aud country solicited and promptly
tended 70.
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Eye patron obtains Wateh By this arranement costing
We wish TO immediately dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled
named their certificate payment of Ten Dollars
whether IL be a Watch worth 81 90
Of certificates entities the article
named thereon irrespective Of its worth
article valued less than SO named certificate
e will be that this Is NO LOTTERY, but a
straghtiOrd legitimate transaction, which be
in by the fastidiOus
single certificate will be sent by mail post paid upon
of Is five for 81 eleven for 81 thirty
elegant premium IS sixty and valuable premium
for $40 hundred and superb Watch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing employment this is Oppo
tunity II egtimately eOnduc ed business duly author
Eed BY the government and the careful scrutiny
Try WRIGHT. BRO a Co, Importers,
ISL Broadway New York
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nj EDIcAL.......'....... MEDICAL.
Dr. j. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South, afford in
practice in all forms Of d than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies
deated-ior either and ali and conditions.
Private Diseases such IS FEMALE AILMENTS GEM.
TAI WEAKNESS, PILFs, SYPHILIS and GONOR-
RHEA in the most aggravated fOrms speedily
every veee Of faint and disorder 5rsdcsted entire
system the skin beauty and the entire
organism 10 lite normal heslth.
Persons desing Dr. J. Whites advice and re,zodies win
cal at the OF St Charles and julia streets
several DR.. Whites in the city.
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. FERRIES Patent EeIEAdIustIna sup-
porter t. u.s..
possesses advantages others nov in use It has
No SPRING., AVOIDING all injurious pressure the
and with il HE ANA or hUPTURE
Can he Permanehtly Cured.
Over thousand persons New Orleans vicinity
testify 90 this fact Resides Dr. FERRIES his
Office certificates from Eminent Surgeons reg ding
its superiority Also from well parties have been
cured BY il For further Information call address with
stamp DR. I. ST. CLAIR FERRISS PA'entee,
New Orleans, IA.
Ofice-No. IS Bourbon street. one Canal once
hours from A. N. to 4 Pm.
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The exports this evening include 1910 bales for
Liverpool, 935 bales for New York, sos bales for
Boston, and III bales for Philadelphia.
sUGAE-The receipts to day embrace 225 hhis.
which were readily sold at full prices. The de-
mand continues active and prices rule firm al
the following at quotaLatiDns, viz:
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE II,

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN
DRED AND TEN ACRES VERY vALU
ABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED FARMING;
LAND. ON THE RICHMOND AND FREDE-
RICKSBURG RAILROAD, TWO MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of deed OF
trnst TO the subscriber dated eth OF August lsss
recorded in Henrico County Court in Deed Book
b, No. 81 page 3os, / shall. in execution thereof
(faylIig been so directed by the parties interested
sell at public auction, on the premises. on FRI.
DAY the 9Th May, 1868 Mt 81 o'clock NJ, II fair IL
not the next fair day thereafter ut the hour
the real estate conveyed by the said deed consist
ing of ten lots In Prices plan. designated by the
numbers to 10 inclusive, and the letters and B.
containing in the aggregate Ito e4-l0oo front
ing partly on the railroad and partly on the new
road leading by the Fair Grounds. adjoining The
Hermitage tract. the lands of DIR. Martin ). TAYLOR
John p. Ballard, and others. The land is not
only FIJI 4 very high state Of cultivation. but is
location is equal to the best In that improving
The deed requires n cash sale. but the creditors
arc willing to accept in lieu thereof one-third In
money and the balance on liberal terms of credit
to he announced ut the hour OF sale. The taxes for
1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
The land will be sold In lots, with beautiful
fronts, next to the land OF General Scott. thus
affording view of Richmond, according to the
original survey-a plat of which may be seen a'thc
Office of the auctiOnecrs-or rs wDoic, rs may I've
deemed most advantageous.
ap27 JAMES L. APPERSOE, Trustee.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Proceedings Of West Hanover Pres.
i e.4se byxery.
ApPoMA1Tox CouaTHoUsE, April 20.

ApPoMATTox CouarHoUsE, April 20.
The Presbytery Of West Hanover was
convened at this place to-day at 8 o'clock
7. NJ, by the Moderator, Rev. William
Dinwiddie, and opened with prayer. Mr..
Hitner was chosen temporary clerk.
The roll was called, and the following
members responded:
Ministers.-Ress. William S. Thompson,
J. II. Fitzgerald, Edgar Woods, William
Dinwiddie, Ct. w. Leyburn. CT
Ruling Elders. - Cumberland Church,
james NJ. Johns; Trinity, R. P. Walton
Maysyille, r. II. Gillian; Lebanon, vii.
liam w. Dinwiddie !; Appomattox Court
house, L. ID. Isbell.
In view Of the limited attendance, the
usual sermon was postponed, and the Pres
bytery adjourned to meet in the courthouse
NJ o'clock a. IL on the following day.
The country around Appomattox Court
: house seems 70 be recovering from the de-
selassens inflicted upon it by the hostile
aFmies three years ago. The farmers gene
rally have enclosed their plantations, whiel,
they have sowcd abanaaatly iR clover ghe
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,ocal officers arrived, marched the would
be kidnappers off to jail. The local ON.
GERS escaped merited punishment IN some JON.
manner unknown to your corrasponeen.,
but the lows constables enriched the o.a.e
of Massachusetts by laboring five years ~
one Of her public institutions, where Pc
culiar uniform, short crop OF nan, an 1:ea
limited allowance of the Injuries OF nae'
have been enjoyed by malefactors siace nas a.
tive stone-cutters learned the manly art OF
building stone wall. Such, in brief, s are
the facts in this remarkable case. The nus
band and wife have lived happily togetnehl
since his return from Iowa, occupy hign
social position, and their last promise 10 Dc Dc
their best days. The twice-marrled leh III
in Iowa has doubtless secured thlru n La,.
hand ere this, and, perhaps, a fourth; but
whatever his number is, he is entitled to
all the pity his fellow-mortals can muster
in his behalf.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE REAL ESTAT III ,I ON LIE
SORTH SIDE OF CARY SIREE En- B Srn n, EE
FOURTEENTH AND FlFIEENI MI, - tha 1!,r,
AZ AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree OF 1d, the CIR
emit Cont of Richmond, entered on the 18th day OF
December. 1865, in the case OF kahni, Nv, 10, 70:
premises, on TUESDAY, 18th day OF blay. lsos, az
o'clock p. NJ If fair, If not, then on me nsI Ss
fair day thereafter, ut the same hour, the LAhaEn
PART OF THE LOT OF GROUND Wnereon
formerly stood tile Eagle, Foundry Of Philip kahm,
now under q lease to Mcssrs. Johnson; HarWoeu.
and Estes. and occupied by them ana OTHERS ZOE
lumber yards, &c. =, ., ,oo foot on
Cary street and runs back along the east line OF
Mechanics alley (Which Is twenty-five feet vice.
200 feet to public alley in the rear ABOUT twentI
feet wide thus giving three good fronts ana aHord
Ing facilities for the transaction OF any heaSy Dusi
Sftcr which win be sold LOT lying In the rear
of the store of Messrs. WILSON Foster, 1rontinG
twety-four feet on the public alley and running
hack sixty-two feet OH the west line 0' Mcchanlcs
alley. o..u,oa &c ,r,ouy,.
the most desirable In the city for commercial ana
manufacturing purposes, being In the centre OF inc
hest business part of the city, and convenient 10
the various railroad depots and water transporla-
ton. o,.
fifth cash: the balance at one, TWO, three anu lour
wears for negotiable notes with interest added inc
interest to be paid scmannually, and the title te
he held by the court until all the purchase money
IS paid. The purchaser to pay the taxes 1or 1865.
A. j. RAHM, Commissioners.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Auctioncers.
my2-5aIlS12M
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.


THE VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
i AT ASHLAND. IN HANOVER G00NI9,
VA, SIXTEEN MILES FROM RIGHaOND,
And An POI PoToMAC RAILRoAD, FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-We will sell at auction upon the
premises on THURSDAY the lAh day OF May,
isss at o'clock p. NJ, the above described truly
t Haua man pr aPoTEI BN1hBISG With eighteen
rooms; THREE COTTAGES. with eight rooms
each: THREE OTHER COTTAGES. with three
rooms attached n BILLIARD SALOON. with six
lodging-rooms adjoining a DARKROOM: a TEN:
PIN" ILLEY, GAS-HOUSE, and KITCHEN
with eight rooms ana TWO large bhiSk OaEiS s
The grounds contain about TWELVE ACRES,
embracing beautiful lawn set In grass and orna-
mented with an original growth OF oaks and silver
mapes-the whole presenting very attractive APP
Six passenger trains stop at and pass Ashland
each day, afording facilities for constant commit
nicaton with the Northern and Southern cia.es,
and enabling persons living NJ AsnIauu W w pa't
The railroad company affords to heads of families
boarding ut the hotel free tickets to Richmonu. ash
lands the only place near ecess for
picnic and ball parties and for suen mae
enioyed monopoly. It's the most THRIVING neauai
full and healthy village on the line % .se ipor
lance. being On the great highway Of Northern and
Sauthern trayel in q wealthy and populous section
of the country and in every respect y as
place 81 bsss men this could be
can he seen al the office OF the auetioneers, who
vii! take pleasure In giving any Information tha1
may e teas Of sale win be liberal viii
Known AZ 'ne ''u'' : GRuBBs q WILLIAMS,
ap Ssh q 3 40 AMay Ascsloaeess.