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Preaching.

Rev. George o. Barnes will preach in the
Circuit Courtroom, at the courthouse, ON
Sunday next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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We had the pleasure and our town the
honor Of brief vilt from Nr. E,sa y.
Graves, the Lexington correspondent Of The
Ces-i,r- Journal on Tuesday last
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A two-yearold colt, by raleoEer, a, fold
in Mer;ei county, last week, 70. S575.
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A fair-haired, blue-eyed, and generally
bland and tranquil Stanford dry goods clerk
was aroused to resentment by the election last
Saturday, and in his wrath was fain to wreak
vengeance on the first poacher in reach. But
alas, for human hopes the "old SOW" was an
expert in kicks and, after helping him to a
double somersault, she moved away, bearing
the curses caused by skinned hands and knees,
besides bill Of damages, to wit;
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Carson a Dodds have opened their soda
f...ut.s.
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ALEXANnERs, HOTEL.

Alexander's Hotel, corner Eighth and
Main Streets, Louisville, is the only
Hotel under this name in the city. Fare
% per day.
ALEXANDER & CO., Pros
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THESE reports CLEANED from reliable sources
When fail 10 make Live Stock quotations our real-
should understand that changes fJr the better
worse have Laksa Place during tie week
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LOCAL BuEvITuEs.

Mr.. Joseph McAlis,cr is recovering.
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Corrected weekly BY ". B ArERs, oontraetos and

,Oonected wockly BY "; u, ArERs oontraetf aud
builder
business In huinher Is al present quite dali There
are several hGildlngs Ia contemplation. which viii
make considerable deilanl fir hailiing aaturisl
soln sprns firly opcus
Poplar luinber, gres'u, 10 per G; dry, 2i PiEf,
groeni 90 scantling and iists, lusl oui Their
boards roggh, 90 trvsssi By mlll, 5n yellow pine
haorlng, 3 Oua,s % nr mill wprksl; shaved Ivpag
shingl1s, 50 pcr ~ cut da, 81, chestnut d. lei
boars twv-i1t rs per O. Do, three-fot, % psr a.
lathes, s.xet thTeo-ui, 70 per NJ do do, 6uI-iot
Is yer ~ Hood. yer cord, 1oAi W.
LANCAsrLR.
lCorectcl weskly By n. BROws, vholesale aud retail
dealer la battling mAtefisl
Lumber No 1, poplar and pine plank, psr c, 2 2sA
so, No. do, O4@ ~ No. I'D, 7iA2 pli scaating
No, Olai 49, cut shlnglos, uOaial Ief NJ Chestnut
shinplcs G5at ", boards, two-ioot l1c per 4, Do,
thfoo-iOot, 90 laihcs Threshold, 10, DO Dur-,l,
co. locust Iosts, ~ eet long iss, saloc each oak
DO Sa50c eai b; ~osd, er eyld, bJ.S 10 otoss wsod
assd No. esl, ~ hdshs ss,-s dslivsea
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ANOTHER new stock Of Furniture at
Haydsn'a
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HOGS.

LoUIsvILLE.-Best hogs are worth q 500
3 rs; light 81 1898. Market active.
CuIcAGo-Bost hogs, s. 25c,s5 80
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS,
Ruliag I'rIces nll o,er kenineI

local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND CUDp r.r.N,s,
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s.oussinna Affairs.

NEW YORK, May 13.--The 7i'nes's wash
nson special says the President yese s'i
mcnfs tclcgraphed hence yesterday that he
proposed in>ti'u,ins high.handed proceed
incs in Louisiana. He asserted that bis
course could not I've more decided than u
bad been, and If further OCCASION arose nc
should act as promptly as b. had before
done.
WASHINGTON, May 13:--Di>r'ehes , ,io,n
New Orleans indicate that tho Metropo'nanS
have withdrawn FROM 81. Martinsv'i'e soule'
what disordered, and arc on their way no, nome C.
Dispatches report them as Yelling Ike ,,.rn so
many Indians, but 80 drunk az to nc nar q,
less Two Federal companles. are d, -.
Mar,insvilIc to support an officer ana zen
men. who constitute the posse of Marshal
Packard. to whose deputy Colonel DE b!ahc
and several Of hiS officers surrendered. they
ar. on parole. Packard has warrants LOT
eleven men. CoIour De Blanc cia'n> that
ue has shown that Kellogg is .powcrless
without Federal aid.
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BY wellington GUGl.in,
.Auclionerr AMI Real E>tat" Agc;:'.
crruer Of Eleventh and Bank s.i;c,>

GALE NJ AUCTION OF SEVEN HuN-
vA ', 'Fi.ti Aih LANn> IS it>E.t!
On TIE EEW HH;SrkAL, TE u MI, Fn ,h
HltfiMDND.--it the request at the present owe
c-s. shall s'l ut a'lct.o.i, on The premises on
THURSDAY the ed of LAY, 1919, commencing al
/ ociGrk r. VI. if fair: # no:, The first fair day
thereafter The above valuable parcel o land Know IL
Alice.
u will lie sold in such parcels us may I've defined
best al the hour OF saIesav ~ Tic main tract about
$40 acres, having front Uf about one nil" on the
south side Of the tur-pis'..
excellent u.lit" :t':ti about ~ acres in wood and
timber. OF whrha largr proportion is black pine 81
sr,nriur quality, suitable Urbflck~w',n1 from which
can Ike c about I.loD c,ri. AMI 'wU loads per ~
can easily jc delivered al The yard>:,t i:ockc!ts.
On this tract :hrre i Il comfortable DIV ELLlNt'
containing five ro>. and several small cottages
s!iita"c Tor tnlnt>: large barn stable AMI lIritr
tn, min dwelling is Il magnificent spring, and
spring-housr admirably well arranged fora dail!
fuc which purpose This farm i peculiarly adapted
bv rca>on of the c3ccl.cnt lnc:.nws and springs
with which 1t a',ounds
The SECnNl, TRACT Is opposite To the first one.
und OF .lrunrth side %! the turnpike. ltcpntatn-
abuut nuc-half in woods balance Open Land. and
we'll suited fora market garden orcct'ase farm.
The THIRD TRACT contains about FORTY
AND 4 HALE ACRES. Thi one Hes =ti nealcr
10 Richmond, and fronts Oh the north side OF the
turnpike II has never been in cultivation, and Is
covered with young growth, AMI IS we'll sui,'I for -
building Site
The FOURTH TRACT contains about ON f.
HUNDRED AND SENENTY-TWu AND ONE
FOURTH ACRES, Oh the south Side Of the turn
pike, upioSt: to NJ. B. nf which about sixty acres
are ctareh, ready for cultivation. having thereon n
small collage dwelling.
The special attention 81 persons wishing to Gu
gage in farming, ~ invest prottably In lands In
IN improving locality. with COOL turnpike road
leading nearly 10 the property is called Ia This al
tractiye sale.
TERMS: Not 10 exceed onr-.hird cash; 'rllanc"
III one. AMI ,hr.. yc4r. barring eight per cent
interest, payable h:lI-:cariy, SECURED hy trust
decd. ". GODi)lN.
my ,-pnI turilnrn"r.
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FREIGHT CAR OFF THE TRACK FIRE. ET@.
iSn,s.il telegram 10 the Disua,cl.,

FREIGHT CAR OFF THE TRACK FIRE. ET".
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'ch.l
GaEESysiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Va, May ia boX-car in The way-frcight
train between here and Hinton ran of the
track to-day Just beyond Harris Run trestle.
There was no damage done, and the freight
vas promptly transferred, and caused but
little detention. No one hurt.
a fire broke out in Il pile Of wood by tlr'
roadside two miles this side of CL|lahan'$.
but VA, stopped by "a passing freight train
before any damage was done to the truck.
About twenty-five cords of wood were
uurned.
The mercury went 10 >erenly-eIghs here
t.;-dlv in the shade.
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Steamer John sylvester. Post. Norfolk, mcr.
clIantsc aud passengers, l.. +. TatunI. agent.
Schooner Maggie McDonald, Mcdonald, fh!iade!'
pha co II, :. Z. l-athrop: . O.,
Schooner James HtrIdern. Cavalier, New forh,
merchandise. Curtis & Far IL r.
Schooner ". II. Phare. Liwards. Baltimore, rail-
road Ir >n, Tredeglr Company.
Schooner Butterfly, Frank, RailTcrc, GH2uo
Southern Fertilizimg Coinpany
Schooner Sons OF Malta, Clccs, Norfolk, Logs
Kirk patrick 4 Go.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Inminlor, Walker, New iorh
merchandise and passengers. Il. ". Alien o..
agents. >.e,, ~
,rea,ncr Eliza fIancuN. clifford. ArrfoiE, mer'
cl,aiisc and "asscngers. l.. Il. Iai,ii'' dIr',,.
Schooner Caroline Holmes, Jackson, Baltimore,
lumber. Curtis & PARKER.
schooner q. I. Binns. Highly. Nc" York -"
CIhckaholniny. lumber. Curtis y l'aTher.
Schooner J. K. kt.s.. Waliori. baltimore -"
jamestown. lumber.
SCHOONER W l.. Hcrn. Harv"y. i'hiia'!rlpl'ia n"
Ola Fort. Curtis & Parker
10y IALI'EAPiT.I
New YORK. May l2.-trrrr3. steamers Mtrci-
,ji.3 san Antonio Montgomery. IAN 'aciiit". a.d
Chamuioi Ar,I' al out. sica,n"r fcli!c
XIV SoHK. Nav ARRIVED. STEAMERS tssSrla
Moro ca lc. canada. cit, ut Bristol, CITY ~ Er'"h-
Especial telegram 10 the DiSpatch.i
CITY PulXT, May b. Passed up. schooncr> ID. K.
Rockford. Allen Wiley Enterprise. Clara BELL. -
urry. and square: shop sarsh Warren. sailed
British bark Architect. for Charleston slGnp So
Pine and schooner Water Witch. Tor ltich'nond.
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TIE MODOC W AZ.

ANOTHER SURPRISE BT THE "EEDs =
ZEN FEDEK.LsAND TWu AKIN sPRTNt,
. INDIANS ElLLrU AID WnI NDED- -IAr-
TAIN JACK N tANkY'S UAIfokN. g..
NEW InEg. Nh. IA spccia! FROM The
'Na-hyt|, saw that Captain lia>brouck'>
scouting Part, was attacked by the Nodes
and Hrrc completely surprised. four sol.
,l@ro aad one Warm spring 1ndiun wcr"
Killed, an;i six soldiers and one Warm
e;rIn. Indian wounded. Captain Hasbrouck
ri;;,d his men aud charged the Modoc>.
Who! She latter scattered through the woods.
:, ye:"I y"li"y> were fired among them, but
il il to, known whether any Nodocs were
hn!:. Tie troops captured twenty-five
hoI>r:. Captain Jack wore General Candy 5
,u:!prrn / hirty- three Modes were engaged.
Nntu ;lc last coulier left, the troops were
h'.~tt.i inc Indians and their lava strong
!4.!i. Captain HasbToGck thinks the Indians
are nearly ont @. ammunition,
tukTHfE PARTICULARS OF TIE ATT\' X.
LAvA-BIps. May ll.--Lientcnant Camp
r.Irl.S 4 al Il sunrise on the Sth tie Modp.'-
Fred ~! tne picket of the party commanded
T., tuy:aiD lIasbinuck. which. after scouting:
-: The dar prey iou>, had returned for water
:n!ila.n jack rode 10 within one hundred
Yards 81 tie CAMP. di>muunted. and charged
lie r,,n... !iring into the herd and guard.
Tie fil>i yuliey sia'np.dcd the herd. While
the troops We're getting under arms the Mo-
doc. tired .clley after vol,y into the camp.
The killed and wounded are reported
a'oyc-i Two of the wounded ar, mortally
MGrt.
! rally was made ard the charge sounded
Tie McdocS were dIhen into tie timber
".,ing twenty one ponies, three pack mules,
one dead Modor. nineteen packs. and six
dead aliui1l=. The Nodocs retreated to-
wards MrLcol's range Of mountains.
Captain l'a>hrourk has i've days rations,
hut watct is scarce. The scene of the fight
- seventeen miles distant. achievements
marched AL hight.
Captain Jl' X took hi> position on the field
i'-a~ lordiy manner rs if he had been q
hri"adicr.scncral. No Squaws were sen
during the tight, nor by the scout o.! the
following night.
General Davis Is determined to keep
moving till the last savage Is killed.
SAN FRANclsco. May 13-Three compa.
Mics have been ordered from Oregon to the
Nodo: country. Five Indians attacked q
family eight miles from WaIla.Walla, Ore.
g0n. Tue family resisted, and the neighbors
coming to the rescue, three Indians We're ar
rested.
LARAMIE City. May l3.-Two companies
have lussed through here from Texas for
the Modoc war.
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Captain HALLS Expedition.

ST. JonS's. \. f., May ia subscription
has been started here for the Esquimaux
children.
Steward Johu Heron says that Captain
Hall. on his return from the Sledge expedi.
ton, seemed to be Affected By the heat Of the
cabin. He (Heron) made him cup of cot
fee, only part of which he drank. He com:
planned at once, and took to his bed and died
in two or three days. The character Of his
illness is extremely uncertain, from the de-
scrItjon given.
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ebesepShuksss.
correspondence Of the Richmond Eispatch.J

ICorrcspondcuce Of the Richmond Eislatch.J
PETERSBURG. May Is, 1873.
The books of registration were opened
TO- day for revision, but very little interest
appears to be taken 10y whites or blacks.
There is said to have been numerous
removal of negroes cut Of the Third
into the Fourth Ward, as if there WAS
some PURPOSE Of nmSsiug them there for
yo'nc pIrticular reason. 1t Is COLI
sitlered that at least tire, or the wards ci
the city en- r carried by the CONSERVATIVE,
it they IL" proper efforts to poll theil
strength. - far, however, there las been
no step taken by the Conservatives looking
to the holding of ward meetings or nomi.
nating conventions, though 1t is hardly likely
that the city will be given up without Il
fight. The Republicans hold ward meetings
tonight to elect delegates to n nominating
convention soon to be held for the election
of their ticket.
The AppomattoX, which was swollen far
above its usual height by the recent rains, IS
today rapidly subSiding. Considerable
damr 60 was done by the food to the fencing
and some small tenemeutS. The kitchens of
people who lived near the river were car.
ried away.
q w uCfslo
the Baptist churche, of the city left this
morning for Alexandria, where the annual
State Association Of the Colored Baptist, be-
gins It's sessions Tomorrow.
The Good Samaritans Society (colored)
began feast and fair last plight mt their odd
Fellows Lodge. which was disturbed by
several rou"h-and-.unlble tght>..and the loss
of several articles on the OCCASION which the
unpious Samaritans in attendance stole.
There has been great mortality of late
among the negroes OF the city. From one
church, one day last week, there were four
funerals Of members Of its congregation.
Petersburg has some claims to the nosa,.s-
sion of one OF tue Oldest NIasons in the
State in the person Of MIR. Robert +. Lester,
u venerable aud esteemed citizen, who was
Initiated In 1921.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Kelly, who
was burned TO death Saturday night, took
place to.day. The procession was one of the
largest ever seen OH our streets.
ROBIN ADAlR.
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BY Gruhirs & Williams.
A,ctionecrs and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FIVE or
l THOSE HANDSOME AND NEW BRICK
Tr.EMEhTS AZ THE SuC THEA>T CuRNER
OF CLAY And NORTON STREETS AT AJc-
TiOS-1u execution of die provisions ni aero ni
trust from EDWARD j. tukcr AMI Wig I" the SUD
srr Der u trustee viii .e!! - auction. upon t
premise. on MONDAY. 10Th May. al o'clo. !
NJ nyr OF more OF lc ELn'k OF TEN nASI.-
SOME TnrkKRitk- FRONT TENtNEAiS
situated Us a5ure.
They have Just been completed. and arc no" ready
for OCCUPANCY, with MGR" 1ltn i sufficient nuulp:r
OF applicants to I'll tlm cuiirc block with desirable
t.uautS. 80, ;, III,
Each tenement ha> aiA rooms with lrs!d" blinds.
and u:., y,rl:dallS: gas and wafer throughout
built I'm tn" m,st modern STYLE with reference I"
the present wants and cOnvcnicn"es Of tiluS, WHO
with 10 secure economy of splce "iib small liDJf
in housekeeping. and ~ combine thorough interior
comfort with tasteful aHl attractive external ar-
pcariice.
M b!.ck vc, built IN the city presents ~ mary
advantage, ~ lt.r~uuS ut moderate means for Sc
r,l!ig Charming bones ~ To- capitalists irr making
se. aud profitable, Invest nicl'>.
These hr,lSS must IL sold and "hcn II i suggested
that they. with III" lut- attached may sell for l":-
than has i,cu prid for building the houses (ani t'r
With tlt rlu>.,St III INA cement and every advantage
on the mart III thr "'Srt tlIrr seems /" Ia n";h:is
la add to in>llr" = full attendance n anu warm ~"
rro,t in this sale.
Teams : At sale. 4 y" I'LL ms. Trustee.
iiHI l.P> Il WILLIAMS. .tur!inw"rs. M u
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Hy Hill & Gos!'liH,
Real Estate Agents sud Auciiohcets'
No. ilQs Naiu street.

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC.
Y TIVE FARM on THE LINE OF the
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlLROAD.f TWEEN
rY-FOuR MILES FROM klCHMDND, AND
DSt-FUURIH OF \ MILF. FROM TtiLu.S-
WILLIE, HANOVER COUNTY, pN TIE RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, Fox SALE AT AUCTluS.-Ou
TUESDAY the 10th day at May, on the premises,
AZ IL o'clock, VT will sell thu very valuable FARM
called BAR ISLAND. late The residence al
Richard & wa,Eincy, deceased. The tlrm contains
ONE THOUSAND AND MINI. -SlN ACRES
ai"rul opr-lhir,. IN woots, and l!eS on both SHES
IT =, h.silcahr aud Obi" rillr",d three hundred
acres The east arH 'hc bnanrr - ihr WEST
v ~ t"sl' 'f..aei e o.. lc best XII kl;
e. a. H.. >,cu.'S. 't.;.c being large Grtiiith
"t IL. .uT nd tusc"Ii!ll.. ~ high Improvement.
The II h'tn,t, are wei adapted 10 The growia III
WI rat, AMI tobacco. i'!c iMp.oN encuts tult-
u" ~ at rs,mn.uui tus brick dwelling. vi
All ttl :;i ,.t-nuE am! there Is win one huil-
drr warts =. iac !.sti>ion lNer-il!ug Sprllg ~
rAcei.cu, ..G'r" ELl!!S' and Episcopal rhG.cnes
In The iInm''iaic nr.%htpr!,o"i. bnc->iXih u inc
miacr7u riL TITS s,s-rynd
Teams: oar-lnutth ash; balance nj one, ,wt,
nnd three Years, With j. per cent. inlert = a'hs'
secured iy irrt deed ~ The properly. Possession
in Il short lime. Tor hlrtlcr iniarnr tion I'd le>s
Hill s GODDlN, AuctionSrs.
10y l-Goltlltlldta HOS Maln sIeea
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. May la-Flour firm and In good d DE-
An snns 5u: family S...5H.sg IS: City Mills-ou
ner. ! SGSs: extra. S7.?5tifo so; family, 50. 15m
SI5o: Wcstcrn-Super, si.75t - EXTRA. sts"G2
willie choice. 3aiudIs as: fair Ia prime. 81 s5a
:. rs: choice amber. ssN5mS!lo: good TO Trim.
red, si.sin,s. common 10 iair rel 500 i;sn
rod western SI.-oGISl 10: amber western, Tl.8aG
4" Corn steady: white southern. 6Ioj.c
yellow southern. s!M6sc.: mixed WESTERN. 6ic
Oats active and firm: southern, a3@L soc western
MIXED soc. western white. 3liG53c. Rye 4utet ant
steady. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet allt
heavy. Pork duh and nominal at sl:1S s;sr. Bnlt
mcats-So Gales. Shoulders. sc RIP slucs' NC.
clear riI,-side Etc Bacon in fair ioblg dciiaua
M stnsIc S,i.;ir-curcd i.ms. liE1lac Lard dnl
and nominal at e0as". Western butter hrln mt
unchanged Wmskey nominal at p!to.9asc. shHai
prr,. a" 10S6IGsr
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Real tesiatr ig.ut and Auc'i"nc",,
.,tirn rmrn 4 ni Eleventh nAu ktnk STR

y'HE BEAUTIFUL AND MIG II l. Y =
L ATTRACTIVE FARM CALLED '.SHfE
WnrD." ~ THE BROOK TURNPIKE AN,
HFRMlTAGt ROADS. ONE MILE NORTH or
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT ACCTluN.--"ii
lie s,ii II auction, on tn: premises. on CtS1AE
the 10Th day Of May, IT., commencing 1T O'Clock
wood. located ~ above. bounded OF one sd" ny The
farm owned and occupied by Dr. W. j.. Il"n>I:It>;
and Oh The other side Nv that owned and occupied
by Mr.. Charles lIartwell and b: iht Of Alr. l.. "
| Rusc containing br recent survey SFNtSl1 =
FIVE. ACRES. ~ which alru. tire" ~ four crr.$
hu4uct III the land l. PERFECTLY tycl. ad for he
most p,it i'll high state ut fertility. - the Ero"iIs
| crops will show.
| The improvements consist ol II neat COTTAGE
III SiDf nee with six rOomg. front an! real
p"rrIrs running the whole length 1T The dwelling
4 Kitchen: dairy: two other dwellings. u5ld for
cucrrd persons; excellent rrv hIrn, stable. and
carragc-ho,>.; onrr'lcr rarrlEc-..n,s"; 4 we'll Ut
tine water. and pump nc@r :lr -ii1t". ItirrC =
an exc..ilut vnIng orchard, an The oak ro'" IN
| l.nilt at the dwelling /, 4 beautiful Cl;C.
II will h" Sold n vhoc. or divided 50 rs ~ -
with the dwelling ~ acres with the lot - TN si
of il, embracing The nrs,iar'! .nd small framed
dwelling, IL acre. aud III" rear porlluu. irn''lhS "a
the Hermitage road. Will III divided inn" three lots
III IL. acres each. ~.
The place IS within half II mile Of III" ini
Grounds, where land has &c. emily SID FOR Sf" Pr
ucre and one mill: from Eirhmcnd College ana -!
the most desirable part OF tile snbuI!s ltl TIL
dcrcs>. n the mel hnrhuod Is pro>cr'h ilE hair!
\ plat oil the property can be- seen ~ ny c''en
aud Mr. T. ". Wood. residing on III" i'i""' wiz
show IL 10 those who nay cal on BIN;
IrKu,: Reasonable, and mad" kn"" - IN
HOW RI s.r N.GOhDlN.
49,, aucti""..'r.
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Bv Hill & Goddln. Aucuoneers,
No. ll0a Nfaiu street.

MIGHTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
H. LOTS ON THE WESTERN LINE OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT ACC-
TION .-Un WEDNESDAY. Mag 2l 1878, on the pre-.
misses commencing ut !. O'Clock r. ". We will sell
10 LOTS. fronting each 80 feet by from 133 10 zoe
feet on cary. .Jacuciiu Ashland, Blair. Claiborlc,
and Winder streets between the city Hue and IN.
village OF Haryie. This beautiful section Is rapidly
building up Many of the Iecently--old lots now
have or arc having. built on them tasty houses
Ashland street has been graded from Reservoir
strecr 10 Carter street. Gary street has been also
graded These. with improvements rapidly going
on MAKE this very desirable held for Investment
VIC call attention OF Il-rcsidcnts OF Richmond In
This opportunity of buying property near our grow
ing city. ,..,..
TEEMs: One-fourth cash balance In four, eight,
and twelve months. HILL " h'l,biH,
-. Ia Aurinnrcrs.
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Meeting Of the Regents Of the Mount
Vernon Association.

;Spc, ial telegram 10 the DiSI,sich.l
WAsul>GroH, Nav 13.-Therc wa> IN in
formal meeting tonight Of The regents of the
Mount Vernon Association. The visitors
APPOINTED ~ Governor Walker were pres
nj. Tomorrow the entire party will visit
Noun: Vernon and investigate thoroughly
il'" condition Of the grounds and mansion
there, y, well ns all charges that hu,e been
uildc respecting irregularities IN connection
Herewith, and another meeting of formal
character will be held in this city on Wednes-
,.lv. TIMoS.
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ssaunton.

stanton.
ARIES. az HORSE THIEF ANr VI "i'''I MN
JUSTICE.
.spcc,nI .c.sram to tho pisratchJ
e-.rxroS. VA, Nav BE. ]. smith,
Who made his escape from the Jail ut Char
,c,,csy,'ic recently hy locking the lIllor II,
was brought to the city and lodged III Jail
.h!, morning. Nigh: before last he sole a
horse from Hr. Conner, on South river. III
fAi> county. and being pursued b. Mr..
Conner was captured last night near For;
Republic, IN buckingham county. lie gay"
his name rs Henry Jones. but he has been
recognized here as the same Z. 7. Smith wEo
was arrested by Chief.of.Police Parent ana
sent 10 Charlottesville, where he was con-
'ictcd Of horSe-s.calng and sentenced TO
the pcnitcntiary. He did not have the morse
when arrested. he had been unable TO ford
The river. and hence abandoned him
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHlSGToS. May 13.--For the Norlhwe>!
and upper hikes and thence to the Lower
Ohio Valley and Missouri and Kansas falling
barometer, northeaSterIv to southeaSterly
winds, cloudy weather. and rain. For Ten
nessee and The Gulf States cloudy weather
and rain, rising temperature, and southerly
winds. Bor the South Atlantic States south
criSterly and southwesterIv winds, light tcln-
peraturc. increasing cloudine>>. and rair.