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PERsoNAL.-Mr. +. J. Cridland, who ac-
ceptably filed the post Of Assistant Consul Of
the British Government for some years, in
this city, arrived here yesterday, fourteen
days from England. While he expresses no
opinion as to the recognition of the Southern
Confederacy, he is yet unable 10 sec how
England can get along without cotton.
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SERIOUS ACCIDEST.-We were informed yes
terday that a very painful accident occurred
last Friday night at the camp of the Howitzers
at Gloucester Point By the accidental dis
charge of pistol in the hands of a fellow
member, a ball was fired into the breast Of
Mr. Thomas Pollard, who, at last accounts,
was in o very critical condition.
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DIRECT TRADE.-A letter from Bremen dated
April 10, to the Savannah News, says; II
have great hopes of the Southern Direct Trade
movement Cur merchants here are all look
ing to the South now-your low tariff being
very enticing to them"
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WANTS TO REsIaS.-Lieut. Renshaw, of the
Confederate Navy, visited the fleet off Pensa-
cola last week, bearing with him a tele-
graphic dispatch from Washington to Lieut.
Maudaugh, stating that his resignation had
been accepted by the Government there
Commodore Adams positively refused to let
Maudaugh leave the Brooklyn, the ship on
which he was stationed.
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- SOLDIERS THANKS.-Ats meet
ing OF the YAKIMA TROOP, on satur-
day last after tn cir return from brief visit to
their comma nder's residence, in Henrico county,
Capt ALBERT AKIN, y where they were most hos
pitably entertained the following resolution was
Pesolred. That we, the members Of the VARISA
TRooP, who on this, as well on former occs
sions, have partaken OF the generous hospitality
of our brave and worthy Captain. do hereby ten
ter to him and his kind and generous family our
heartfelt thanks, with our earnest prayers that
they may not qulre our protection-but with the
soldiers assurance that, should enemy men
ace or threaten them, the stout hearts and strong
arms of every man in our corps will be raised nd
barred for their defence and life itself sacrife ed
to shield them from danger.
ls.gned,l LIST Lieut.. JAS. q: AKIN,
I'd =. SCHERMBRHORN,
3D. " B 0. AKIN,
4th " BRAXTON,
my 1s-ltE And the entire Company.
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MAR RIHn.

In LsAsburg. on the Nh Of May. By the hcv.
walter W. Williams. Miss ELIZA, second Gs1eu
ter OF Mr. John p. Smart, TO DR.. q. l.. INohAn'
OF Richmond, Va.
On Thur-day, the eth instant, by tbs Rev MI
puucan Of Broad Street Methodist Church, q: -
DELARUE and Miss EMMA q. DAVIS, OF "Asn-
ington, D. c.
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RiAes.

The old-fashioned Virginia weapon h a.
good ss any thing Of modern invention, and
no man who has one ought to undervslue it.
In guerilla warfare, especially, the rife is
jewel above all price.
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WHEELING.-The Tory Convention meets at
Wheeling to day. Garlic was there at last
accounts, "closeted with prominent men, per-
fecting a chedule for operations"
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The Northern journals inform US that bal
looms are in preparation to overlook our posi-
ton, tho editors, we suppose, to supply the
gss.
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Ewe are indebted 10 the AdaAas Express
Com pany for New York and Phiiaaeiphia pa
pers, IA I'D vance Of the mail.
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The EMMETT GUARD attended the celebration
of High Mass at st. Peters Cathedral yester-
day, in uniform, to the number Of 50 men and
officers.
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~ We must again request our COT respon-
dents TO conlne themselves strictly " news
MatHrs
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~ Persons at distance forwarding their
Subscriptions By Ezppees, are requested "a
write the sssnre~ Of their respective Post-Of.
Aces. lestbly, IN their letters.
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M We wish IL distinctly understood that
postage stamps v.u not % received In pay
ment for subscriptions TO the EtspdfeA.
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|" Notice 70 the Friende~ Or tho Yeun&
GUARD.-Contrary to expectation, and proper Y
spiyit Of lsberaliy, the Richmond, fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company have de MI
termined to CHARGE FRgIaHr on All parcels "
sent over tn cir road to mem GERS Of this company,
now encamped at Ashland; therefore, parties hav-
ing things to send. instead Of leaving them st my
store, a. heretofore, will have to send them By
members Of the company, or take them to the
depot and pay the freight, as the Railroad Com
pany requires the freight to be paid in advance.
Letters sent by all u.ust be directed to the
care of Capt. VIM. A. CHARTERS. Yong Guard
Ashlsnd. Va. LEWIS L. SMITH, LIST Eient.
Richmond. May ID, 1851. Young Guard.
my Bats
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N HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FUkCES,
Richmond, Va, May S, loci. !
Al a "a NJ,

m HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA FORCES
"a Richmond Va, May S, lool.
N General Orders, No IL.
W Officers assigned to the duty OF inspecting
and mastering into the service OF the state the
Volunteers cal led out under the Proc amation OF
the Governor of the sd inst, are Instructed 10 mp
ply without delay, to the Inspector General OF
the State Forces, In this city, Tor the necessary
blank Muster Rolls, they have not already been
supplied. ,,,
be governed. RS to Organization, Nc, by the laws
ence to those companies which present themselves
already armed. They will see that the Muster
Rolls are made out as required by the printed
notes and, when mustered in, will cause the
Company Commander to prepare return of his
company, showing Its strength and organization,
the mber, descrpti calibre, and condition OF
their arms, eduipme nts d nd ammuni ION. He viii
certify to til number and description of the arms
and ammunition which may be necessary. In his
Judgment, TO equip the company, IL there be any
deficiency in either, and forward the return,
without delay. to the Adjutant General Of the
virginia Forces n Richmond
a view Of the supply OF arms at present on
hand. and the necessity of economy, Mastering
Ofnoers ill recommend all Volunteers under tne
Proclamation to come to their Tendszv Us pro-
yided W ith such as they may already have !;
with one extra pair Of good walking shoes, one
blanket, aud such other light eonveniences as
they easily carry themselve Oh On the march.
BY order OF Maj. Gen. LEE.
L. 5. GARRETT,
mylo-M hdiutapt General
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PERSONAL.

THE GENT EaIAN who addressed note 70
i N. ihrongh the Possibilities, 10 requested 70
p~rsonal intsrview is earnestly desired.
my U-its JAS. L. APPERSoN.
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a HEADQU ARTbkS VIRGINIA FUhLbS,
= Richmond VA May 5th, 1851. !
M General Orders, No. 10.
w Troops called out under the Procla nation of
the Governor Of The state Of the Sd in t., will be
accepted and mustered into the service only by
companies, and for the period of one year, un-
less sooner discharged.
Companies Offering themselves for service,
always state heir strength end tae number, d scrip
and eaiibre Of their arms, to the hustern9 Of
ITy1Hi1 bofunteevs, ~ the place OF rendezvous
appoin ed for their county in tho schedule ap-
pended TO the Governors proclamation: he In
structions given this officer will enable him 10
reply definitely to all such applications.
BY order OF Mai. Gen'l LEE.
m GAkNETT. Adit Nan'l
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Our friends At the yartons camps and piHces
OF rendezvous and else where, will confer
fnvor by sending to MS any interesting inei-
ligence. At the earlies, practicable moment.
for publication. We desire tokeep our readers
informed in regard to every thAng that trans
psr~s, and will pay an adequA te compensa'
Ton for i'm por tant news.
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WAsHIEGroS, D c., January s, 1880.
DR.. D. T. WUOLFsoS-SIR: ltgives me pleasure
to bear testimony in favor of your Glasses aud
your skill q, an 0ptician.
find your gtasses carer than any had pre-
viously used and their form being adapted TO
lateral vision, has relieved me of much OF The IA
ugue heretofore felt in reading with glasses. The
prompttude and certainty with W ieh you de-
termined by inspection ofthe eye, the lass suited
10 it, was TO NE matter of surprise; ont expert
encs has removed the Incredibly with which
saw you make the attempt.
Very respectfully, JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Il MONTG ONERY
NUA ~ WHITE SIfipHIfb kpptHGH

A,A MONTGO MEBY
Vf%2 WHITE SULPHUR sPRiEGs.
le.EfS lE AosTeongRr CouErf, VA.
lnl delightful Watering Place will 0psa for
the reoe option Of visitors the goth day OF May.
These Springs are more easy OF access than any
IN Virginia bong Immediately on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, In the most healthy
portion Of the state, and surrounded by The most
beautiful mo- attain scenery. The medicinal quail
lilies Of the waters are fully established, having
been instrume entail in the cure OF many diseases
peculiar 10 the Southern country. This 10 not
only a delightful summer resort, bnt. In thssa
exciting times, safe retr eat for ladies and shll'
dreu. Telegraph oommun ication with ALL I'm"
portant points u the Confedsrsted States.
LOUIS y. j. AHIss, Proprietor.
praEidant myo-lm
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DIED.

On Friday, 10th inst. of typhoid fever, w. r.
DODeON, in the cath year Of his age
HT Epqnirer please copy.
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Sweet to the man who lovesanap,
Is the cool breath OF Rockfsh Gap;
And sweeteY still. though somewhat hotter,
The everlasting Peaks Of Otter.
Sweetest Of all the Sugar Loaf,
{W hose stubborn name rhymes but to oA1
name not here the Warm spring mountain,
(Which rhymes 10 nothing else but fountain !;
Por there, unless you keep awake,
Sine bloody mi Dded rattlesnake,
Upon your rest is apt to creep.
Aud give YOU Josse' while you sleep.
sweet Rockdeh Gap, " here o er the mounts n
CaAR IA ELLgr, backed ~ Colonel FoNrAIAE
A zig gag railroad onca constructed.
Which safely DER the top cOud u Ct ed
Though once the cars ran down tho hill,
And came ear crippling Nj. GILL.
Kockfsh, from W hence the eye looks down
TN fifty Iarms, and not a town;
Through whose huge sides a tupneled way
Was bored by Colonel CLACDa CROzRT;
Or CLAUDICs, ifyou will have Latin,
Although lust now it comes not pat In,
Upon thy top, our blushing muse
Stands in new patent leather shoes,
And Gel ebrates a hero With
The quite uncommon name or SMITH
Not the same SSITH whose name has long
Cut such a figure is the song.
Our SMITH was Captain bold,
As was that wicked man Of old.
He never lived in country quarters;
He never had q use for garters.
No man on earth our SMITH can tax
With having lived at Halifax.
He drank his ratiGa, tits true,
Aud took it with a relish, too;
Blu. then I've heard him swear quite gaily,
He never heard of poor Miss BAILEY.
That will do for q beginning.
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THE SCHR VIM. FRANCIS will
49, run from WEST POINT to CAP 1t
PAH"oIC. on YORK RIVER, connecting So
with the cars the Richmond and York
River Railroad at West Point, leaving w est Poin.
ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at
IL O'Clock A. N. Returning, leave CapLahosick
on MON DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At
half-psst A Il. 4. G. COLEMAN, Capt.
nv lo-stk
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HDQS. COWS MOUNTED GUARD,l
CAMP ASHLAND, May IL, 1851. !
THE GOV RNOR'S\
~ MOUNTED GUARD desire to ~
return their thanks to Messrs. J. T. 1AN
Scott and VIM. A. Grills. and Troopers sCN
j. H. Rives and John Allan for their very IIberel
contributions in money. Also, to Messrs. L. D..
Crenshaw and VIM. A. Grills for the use Of tw o
valuable horses for members of the corps tbut for
which liberality on their part two Troopers would
have had to remain at home.l Also, many thanks
to he Rev. Mr.. Motley for his great kindness in
furnishing provender for our horses
rival at the camp.
The corps wishes also to express their thanks
particularly to their former associate, Quarter
master Jos. Fl. Creushaw and Surgeon Francis w
Hancock, for their many acts of IiboTality, kind
ness, and undated attention to its members.
Published by order OF Capt. CABgLL.
my l3-lt Z. B0SSiEUX, LIST Sergt.
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PROCLAMATIONS.
nv THE GOVERNOR OP VIRGINIA
Il pHnGI AM ATI0N Thu PrPsidAnt OF the L n

~
ny THE GOVERNOR OP VIRGINIA.
Is PROCLAMATION The President OF the U nj
ted States at the city of Washington, having
adopted tbs policy Of ps9h,ons .nS aa ppasi
sicns, thereby stopping the avenues OF trade,
and evineing a spirit, not only to wage war
against the Southern stat without authority OF
law, and against the institution, which he IL
sworn to support, bat 10 prevent them, ~ FAR AS
lies In ais 81 h.
state having invested tho Exesutive OF virginia
with authority to see that IN all things tns Csm-
JoHx LgrcHrg Governor Of Virginia, 10 counter
act such policy and retain within the iinits OF
this State such articles as are essential TO the sap
port OF our irOops and 10 the snstsnauce Of cur
penyle do hereby proclsim and make known that
hereafter. until further orders, no -four. grain,
beef pork, bacon or provisions OF any DESCRIPTION.
- Given under my hand a. Governor, and
IL 5. under the seal OF the Commonw salth, q.
~ Richmond, this nth Of May, lsol, and In
the Eighty hfh year of tho comm1h"eslsh
JOHN LETChER.
GgoRas W. huSPohp,
secretary OF the Commonwealth.
my IL -dsewat
THE COMsIONW L Al III OF VIRGINIA..
GREETING: Where's. = vacancy has occurred Ia
| the Convention Of this state, by the resignation
| of u. CoUCH, member Q. the Convention for
TO hold "a election in the said county Of Mason,
on the 4th Thursday OF the present month May }
| for member Of the Convention TO ELL the vacancy
| Ia testimony whereof, these cur Letters are
sealed with the Less Seal ofths Commonwealth
| 49,, Witaess-Joxs LxrcHsx. cur Gov rner
49, year n'i iss. 'A' JOHN LETohER.
GEokss w. MusroRp,
secretary Of the ComnonwsAisn.
nv E--d3t&cwst -----~----------~
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1 ROCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRiN :.
Il ROCKBRIDGE BATHS.

NAe vIRGINIA
lt.W The under-igned has returned To take
u.Gs = u this IA vcrite W ATBRiN0 PLACE, and
he hopes by prompt and slrict attention 10 busi
re to receive a, liberal support - was
tended to him under his former management -
The establishment will be open for visitors on
he 18th of NAV, 1861.
The character Of those Paths Is we'll establish.
ID and their tonic qualities exteud throughsut
every class Of diaease delicate femalss md
children have, without exception, received great
benefit in all diseases iueidsn to their SCI
rhess Baths AFFORD as secure, comfortable,
and convenient refuge for families leaving The
seat Of war rs can be found In virginia.
There will be DAILY MAIL from Baltimore,
Richmond and points about equally disass -
There is only ten miles OF -taging from Goshen.
on the Virgini. Central Railroad, through a no
mantle and beautiful country.
the following low rates are adopted In order
that all may be accommodated, and thsy Are 80
moderate that all can Afford to pay them
Price per dlem.....-.. VI ~
- ~ week.,....-. ........... y w
d" I" mouth. .......... 30 70
RRFRRRKcgs. Chief Justice fancy, Md ex
iov "A A. Wise, Gov. John Leteher, Col. y u
Smith. Va. WIN. JORDAN 70.
IL Inns
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DR.. W. w. COGGIN having been
~ appointed resident physician at Belle
vue hospital, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Richmond, especially those OF
Church aud Union Hills.
Office at the Hospital. my 13--4ts
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- NAVAL LIGHT Artillery
~ Persons wishing TO enlist for Asfk
this branch Of the Naval service, will ap- Iva
ply at the NAVAL RENDEZVOUS, cor SetR94N
ner Of Cary and 2osh streets: AxD
WIN H. PARKEk,
nv 7-lst Lieut.. Va. Navy.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY con-
30 CERN.-Dr. WOOLFooN, who has ar
rived IN this city once more, refers the public 10
gard to his oTRENGlHENlNG sPECTACLES:
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- BUILDING FUhD COMPANIES will
meet THIS BVENING, at 81 o'clock.
The Treasurer, VIM. A. jenkins, will receive
dues and attend to other business Of the comps-
MES, at the Exchange Bank.
my l3--lt JAS. X. LEE, Sec'y.
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Il THE w HITE LPh I \
1ENV SPRiS 6S,
EIh4 GREEHBRlER COUNTY, VA.
Tuls celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
opened for the reception Of visitors on the ista
instant.
TERMS OF BoARp-Por thirty days or less, Is 70
per day for any period after the expiration OF
thirty days, ~ per dsy--white servants two
thiros colorsd servants and children under 10
and over ayears, half price:
n. ban abundant supply Of ICE has been So
la
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NOTICE.-The friends of the Fay
6>A cite Artillery and detachment A.f<
OF Howitzers, stationed at Gloucester Point, EWA
who desire to send letters or package S4a4XA
dswn, can leave the letters at Mr. J. d n>EK615
Qnarles', corner of Main and foushee SITS NY
O'Clock T. NJ to-day. and the packages at the Of
flee of he York River Rail Road by A. d. Tues
day. Freight pre- paid to West Point.
+. 81. QUARLES, Asst. Quartermaster,
my la-lt Fayetts Artillery.
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ence has removed the Incredibly with which |
saw you make the attempt.
Very respectfully. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
From Senator M4son, Of TIrginia.
Ipurchaeed pair of DR. Woolfson's glasses In
Washington, and state with pleasure that have
been satisfied, N their use, thai they are the best
have tried.
confidently recommend them =, u
Richmond, May 3, 1897.
From the Secretary Of S.dteof Southern Corfedeaey
WAsHIsGToS, D. c., May Is lsoo.
DEAR SIR: have used your glasses for several
months past. aud fnd them in every respect the
best have ever used. take great pleasure in
recommending them.
Very ,resPeetfulIIy, yours, r TooABBs.,
From err Editor Of Richmond ENQUIRE, ~ 49,,
RICHMOND. VA, April Is 1851.
Ihsve used DR.. d 7 woolfson's reriscopic
Spectacles for several mouths, and can say un-
rsservedly, that they have given complete salts
WA P. Richie
Tho Doctor advises all those suffering for the
want sight through age, short-sighteduess,
cataract, or tendency to i. or by weakness
of optic nerves. derived from different ent; ma a.
vers when young,) TO procure his glasses At
once. FIRST, they are not only the clsarest and
easiest ever invented, but also the only spect&-
cles that Will strengthen the eye; and, at the
same time, You will receive the benefit OF the
orgsnization of the eye his particular study, and
well known to have had uni united practice for
eighteen years throughout this country, so as to
DO enabled. upon inspection Of the eye, to adopt
the proper focus to the exact power of the optic
organs aud to any popularity Of vision, which Is
Of great importance
The prices OF these glasses, in proportion, are
as cheap rs any other of the common, or the or
binary Spsctacles, and, particular not nightly
adopted. so often prove to he most injurious and
destructive to the sight, IT, perhaps, not instanta
neuusly, but certain the consequences must be
suffered in future times.
s2J Office hours from nine A. II to two +. M
Exchange Hotel; aud from three p. II to SIX
2. NJ J.. al Clifton House, rear of Ballard House.
my lists
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Letters sent by mail Must be directed to the
I'ss LEWIS e. sMrH G 1T Eea
Richmond, May IA, 1851. Young Guard.
my l3--3ts
NJ Special Notice.
From this day. until further notice, we shall
sen 9s se0a' only '0 s AMI n n II PsicE CO.
Hoea Liver on Or .eyeE.l sr@ad,vJass
aP5 Apothecary. Franklin street
fss s srs by 5s oo'sse'e
ape Apothecary. &c.
MILITARY NOTICES.
n NOTICE The VIRGINIA LIFE GUARD
e will be mustered into The service OF the State
w In consequence Of the ordsf Of the Cover
not prohibiting Railroad employees and Tele-
Some vacancies. Persons desiring to Join will
please hand their names to the Captain, Lieu
tenants, Sergeant b. Bates, At the Methodist Book
Concern, or any member Of the corps. immediate
ly. my SITS
n RESERVE GUAKD-Meet at The office d
r Davis. Dupree Co, ODD FELLOWS HALL,
I'M MONDAY night 18th inst, at clock. 1t Is
W necessary that every member be present.
my ls--lt*
n HEADQRS VIRGINIA FORCES,
q RIeHaoSp. W, May TO- 1851.
IVY The following teleg raphic dispatch has this
day been received, and Is published for the irfor
nation of all concerned:
''MoEraonERY, May 10, 1891.
"To Major General r E. LEE:
''ro prevent confusion, you will assume the
control OF the forces of the Confederate states In
Virginia, aud assign them to such du les as You
may indicate, antii further orders-sor which this
will be your authority.
lsirnedD al. Z. WALLER,
Secretary Of War"
A true copy.
r. S. GARNET, Adj. Geun.
Officers Of the Confederate States Army, now
serving in Virginia, will accordingly report, by
letter, to the Adjutant General of the Virginia
forces, their present stations, the nature OF the
orders uuder which they ara acting, and If in
nd of troops, their numbers and organiZa-
ton. By command of Major aen1 LEE.
my il-st K. S GARRETT. Adj't Genn.
HEADQk'S VIRGINIA FORCBs,l
a RICHMOND. VA, May To- 1881.
yyGeneral Orders No. II.
W All officers in tn military and naval service,
now on duty in Virginia, are prohibited from
granting free passes on railroads, steamboats,, or
other public conveyances, to any person. Hess
i ch person be travelling under orders or on duty
of the State. BY order of Maj Gen. LEE.
nv il-st R &. GARNETT, Adj Gsul.
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FCod Liver OIL or several brands-Jugt
to hand and fer sale. JNO. w. 0ARLICK,
ap5 Apothecary, Franklin street.
N Bed Bug Peison-A Speedy Extermina-
TOR. For sale BY JNO. w. GARLlCK,
ans ApothacAry, &c.
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sr, BY ORDER OF The GOVERN.
49, OR OF VlRulNlA-I hereby give no.
tfce that ali persons who desire to leave Rich
mond, shall apply TO me AZ nv office, az the usual
business hours. MARMADUkE JOHNSON,
NV ll-at Aid TO the Governor.
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From this day, until further notice we shall
sell our goods only for CASH, or Its equivalent.
my SIS sAML NJ. PRICE co.
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my lo-St

n SURGEON GENERALS DEPARTMENT,)
u STATE OF VIRGINIA, :
IN EICHAoED, May ), lsol.
NGeneral Orders No. l.
All Medical Odicers having charge OF Hospi
tails, Posts, Regiments, or Detachments, will No.
nediately vaccinate all the men tn erein " no have
not already been vaccinated, and will make a re-
turn to the Surgeon General of the vaccination
thus made. Vaccine Virus will be furnished by
the Surgeon General upon requisition duly
made. Oh. BELL GIBSON, M. d.,
my -eod2w Surgeon General.