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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

THr HOsPIrAks.-By order of the Surgeon General,
the various arY hospitals within the city limits are
10 undergo cleansing and publication. Several of them
haYSbc vacated permanently, the number of patterns
having been so far reduced render their Occupa
cy unnecessary expense. We bad hoped that the
same consideration would have led to the surrender Of
the Aims House to the city authorities, but for some Pc
cuar reason, the Surgeon General has expressed de-
sire 70 retain possession of the building and the Coun-
Gil has yielded his wishes condition of the pay
ment of a rent of 81 900 per annum.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

are divided into fourteen classes paying tax varying
from twenty-five dollars to three thousand.
Stock and exchange brokers are divided into seven
classes paying tax of from two hundred and fifty dol
lars to fifteen hundred.
Hotel keepers are divided into ten classes, paying
tax, according to class Of from twenty-five dollars to
fifteen hundred.
Keepers Of private boarding houses are divided into
eight classes paying tax of from five dollars to two
hundred.
Agents to hire out and sell negroes are divided into
four classes, paying tax Of from twenty dollars to two
hundred.
Dealers in horses and mules are divided into three
classes paying from twenty-five dollars to one hun
dred.
Auctoneers are divided into thirteen classes and taxed
according to class from two hundred to three thousand
dollars.
Keepers Of cOOkshops and easinghouses are divided
into six classes and taxed according to class from twen
~ to tive hundred dollars.
The keeper of Every-stable is taxed fifty cents on
each stall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
AUCTION NOTICE,
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
II

n
an directed By the White Sulphur SPRING. Company 70 ousr
this gceA, property for sale. 4,
THIS embrace Ssms Sen thousand acres Of Ano muOu
Il rich, arabic and productive
TIE buildings for the accommodation OF visitors are neerou
and costly hs present company having expended more
hSa three hundred thousand dollars in the improvement Of the
nropsy nce ls57 although OF capacity for neAry Two
guests proved wholly inadequate TO the wants
Of the place. A., 3d.. -.
Ths waters have world vide reputation, aud The Springs are
main foun ain, alone, dcauging more sn
forty gallons The waters ere the same honSho9s lne
year quantity quality and temperature unAneeted ny chAnS'
Ing seasons b. rains drought, however long ther AURA
ton.
The extensive and elevated valley In which the Springs 9nd
BuldnEs situated strkingy beaufu the great Lawp In
proved beyond art BY natures hsnd ever SHADED oy e
OH csnures growth the surrounding country OF
mountains and valleys picturesque and lovely anoreng EaI
and drives OF varied scenery extent But the white
Sulphur suic entity When the Is 70 be
undoubtedly the Of Sum Resort TO- tbe whole Sou
them COaderacy and opportunity equal to hat Afforded by
the sale Of this property for large Investment SAFE permanent
| and productive be found within It's uhi
further information apply T. II. M4ury, Richmond
e subscriber at the White Sulphur SPRINGS ereeaber county
| Virgins. WM. b. CALWEIL,
fsa6-9us President White Sulphur ssrinEs' Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
FROM PORT DSON-MOvEMENTS OF THE EN-
ENVY IN LOUISIANA

PoRr HUDSON, Feb. 81 (va Mobile 25th).-A flag OF
truce boat arrived from Baton Rouge yesterday bring
ing 500 exchanged prisoners, belonging principally
to the 18th and SOth Louisiana regiments. The New
Orleans papers contain nothing of Importance. There
was report of the killing of Butler by Bougny in
~ e-
There are evidences of an early advance upon this
point Several mortar boats have arrived at Baton
Rouge also renforcements and intelligence received
through prisoners strengthens this belief Prisoners
state that roinforcements areeonnualy arriving at
New Orleans and confirm previous reports of deuora-
zlton in Banks army. "a, ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

LECTURE TO-SGHr-The second lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association win be delivered to-
night in the First Presbyterian Church. By the Hon. j.
L. X. Curry, of Alabama. The subject chosen by Mr..
Curry is 'SclfhOod" and we safely promise rich
and intellectual entertainment to all who attend Those
who have listened to the distinguished lecturer hereto
fore will need urging the present occasion, and We
trust that the Association may have their anticipation
Of a.numerous audience fully realized
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

EUEorEASs-l Ss TE1ls,-M. Theron, the French Con-
sui at GayestoS has issued the following addressed ito
Frensh Spanish and Italian subjects in the counties
Colorado Austin and Fayette: " - So
Dsqr Eiea,ds Martial law has been decaredin your
c0unes account of some insurrectOnary movements.
hope that of you have taken part in it and if
you should have been induced it. beware not to join
the enemies of your adopted country
As aliens be neutral and your nationality shall be
spected have full confidence in Major General j. b.
Nagruder His chvary and integrity sufficient pro-
lection against any injustice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
THE Cirr Ia Es.-The following is synopsis of the
tax bill Whc passed the City Council on Tuesday night


THE Cirr Ia .Es-The following is synopsis of the
tax o Wh' passed the City Council on Tuesday night;
Inc * on real estate and personal property, except
Save is fixed at dollar and fifty cents on every
nu dred dollars thereof all moneys aud credits one
oll.r and twenty-five cents every hundred dollars,
and herein Is included all the capital vested employed
In any trade or business or in any incorporated nstu-
ton or company except the moneys and personal prop
erty that constituted part Of the capital Of the banks
and The moneys and personal property OF incorporated
Institutions aud companies which have declared dvi-
endsof not less than six per Gent within one yearpre
sing the first Of February; every free person over
twent1one poll tax three dollars on every slave over
twelve wears s. on the interest which may have
been received BY any person 50 as 70 have become
an interest bearing subject, arising from bonds or
certificates Of debt Of any State or county, or Of any
corporations created BY this or any other State ten
Der centum. ,
Op an dividends declared within the year preceding
the st day Of February, BY anyneOrpOrated company
except banks located in the city 70 be paid by such in
suions and companies respectively i've per cent ana
al other incorporated companies ten per cent.
On bank stock eight per eentum- Merchants traders
and shoo-keepers are divided into twentytour classes
,arvnr according % the amount Of their sales from
Ave dollars 70 three thousand
Manufacturers, others than Incorporated companies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

The residence of Hon. b. R. Ridley, near Lebanon,
Tenn, has been burned by the Yankees.
The steamer Nashville, or Rattlesnake, according to
the Savannah News has not gone sea- reported The
steamer ST. Johns however, has gone out.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
ADJ AND INsP'R GEMS OFFICE, /
RICHMOND, Feb. II, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS
~ -
8. COOPER,
Adi't AID Insp'r Gen1.
feq2-1W

No Is.
view the military state OF certain
army have left their regular commands and Joined
impression that they had right to do So but
under existing laws the following orders are
published:
who joined companies at the expiration OF their
service under the act authorizing reenhnen Tor
war; will continued In their present cOmpar les provided
the facts show Intention to desert their former COM
Also all paroed prisoners whose term OF service had
expired who enlisted Ia companies under the provisions
General Orders No A. Adutant and Inspector Generals
Office Richmond 18th June, 1867 will be continued in their pres
ent companies.
persons really deserted and have joined other
companies returned to their original commands and the
order be strictly limited to arising from
msconcepion rights and duties under the reenment aud
ConSTiptlAW
III Inc privilege exercised by troops the battle
Geld the small and field pieces for those
ured from enemy hereafter forbidden and the prohibition
will strictly enforced by commanders Disasters may easily
result disregard Of this necessary order All such eX-
changes be made by proper authority and with due
gard efficiency OF the troops Captured arms and artillery
will the Chief Ordnance officer and be assigned
whenever practicable the whom the General SHALL
testimony, award their capture By order,
(Signed) COOPER
fe19-1w AdPt. and Insptr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
MARRIED..

In ssotve, The 9Th instant by the Rev. p Hoge, Mr.
ALLISON M0YER Of SouA Carolina, and the Confederate
Army, 70 Miss MARY JANE HOMES.
the 12h instant By P. O. Hoge Mr. WIN. II. TRAIN:
HAM Of Richmond Va to MsI ANGELINA KENT daughter OF
Robert Kent Eaq., Of FiuvAnnA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
ADyf & INsP,R GENERALS oTPIoE
pfrunOnn Fah 10 1Sf,3
GENERAL 0RrE1s,


GENERAL 0RrEls,
Mo. 90 -. H.
General other officers ndng corps OF depart
mens will cause full Of artillery ammunition and other
ordnance the various forts and batteries within their
commands N be prepared without delay
The Ordinance OF Zach department VIII
responsible that these returns forwarded 10 the Chef
OF Ordnance At Richmond within twenty days az
receipt OF this order and will thereafter That the re-
required by Paragraph 1915, Army Regulations resu-
larry forwarded.
men captured from the enemy by pasn rangers shall be as
seSSed by competent officers under orders OF the commanding
General entered upon rolls paid for ordnance officer
upon receipt the money from the entitled 10 the property
and property certificate signed by the officer commanding the
company squadron bait lion orregmen Of Rsnge as The case
may be. mn,
men 10 which the arms assigned in order that the command
Ing Of the be charged with the property on the
books Of the Treasury.
I'LL Paragraphs H. lis and 49, Army Regulations being con-
rary to law hereby revoked and enlisted In the
vice Confederate States will be employed servant by
any officer Of the army.
W when nonc9mmlssioned officer musician private
titled 70 fuough under the Of Congress- approved Decem
Der IL April 6 1862 shall elect TO receive the comu
taton value money lieu OF rSnspoacn to his home and
back qusrtemsSe Of his regiment will promptly pay bis &C
count upon his certificate approved by his coppany
regnenta commander that Communication justly due him In lieu
Of urlough. - , =,
" 10 king such payments qusrermasers will estimate the
amount due mile for the distance the
soldier would upon urlough be compelled TO travel to and
from his home
VI Company commanders will be required state upon their
muster and pay rolls payments made under these ORDERS oppo
site the name OF the soldier so paid.
By order,
feq2-lW Adi't AID Insp'r GenL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

THE STREETS are in shocking condition. If the
Mayor has the authority, hope he will the free
application Of from the fire plugs to the paved
portions Of Main street, at least
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

ItySylSss CoURr-J''dys Lyons Prssidiig; Yesterday
SyVllE L indicted for sarOttinS Lazarus lawson on
i7tbstS aud rifng his pockets of a comb and empty
paees convicted and sentenced to six years
cOn6ieaSent in the Penentiary.- So
A. Mason, indicted for Obtaining by false pretences
81, 2Ses froat N. Allen, was also convicted The
jury liked his 6, 6ef Imprisonment at four years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
Congressional

The Senate, yesterday passed the Exemption Bill
It also passed bill to increase the salaries of ssstant
Treasurers and DepOsitaries Both bills originated in
the Senate done in open session. The bill establishing
the rank Of army officers considered in secret ses-
sion.
The House passed resolution to print 1850 copies
of the Journals of the Convention which framed the
Provisional and Permanent Constitutions, and of the
Provisional Congress. The Tax Bill exported from
the Committee Ways and Means, and made the order
Of the day for Monday next The bin to provide for
the arrest Of soldiers absent from their commands with
out leave and providing compensation their captOrs,
was laid on the table by decisive vote. Nothing else
Of importance was Dr. ne in open session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

Auy psrr0n arrving nom the States north OF The PO-
,om and Swinging Northern European newsPape or any
person n he cy coming possession Of such Journals WIN con-
~ vor upon he Eor Of the By leaving sending the
-, 1, fhs oRca
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
BY WILLIAMSON 4 CO., AUCT's.
1872 Main Street, between 9th and 10th streets,

Va
1872 Main Street, between 9th and 10th sreets.
EnN FRIDAY, the 9th Feb, will be offered
" for sale at auction Of the extensive asortments
Of Household Fu nure which has been presented auction
this city, comprising In part Of
Mahogany WardrObes.
Mahogany Cabinets.
Mahogany and other Washstandg
Bpendd Mahogany sofas.
Rosewood and Mahogany Parior Suites
French Cottage Bedsteads.
Mahogany and Rosewood and High Post Bedteads.
Rocking Ohlirf.
Parlor Chamber and Windsor Chairs
Splendid anut Extension Tables
A variety OF Dining and Tea Tables, Mahogany,
Walnut. &c -
Feather Beds large and ANAL
Hair, Shack and other Mattrasses
Roiewood Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus with and with.
out marble tops.
GenemenI Secretary and Bookcases
Ladies' Parlor Secretary and Tete-a tete. ~
general asortmtnt Of sss aud Cro.keTy Ware fami-
lyuse.
large assortment Of Brussels and otser Carpets,
ALSO
Two fine patent balance ecAles pair counter Scales
Scales for tobacco factory dozen superior Knives
and varou other articles for factory use Tin cans Is
gslons large lot OF stoye-Pipe, &C., &C.
h25D Ne WILLIAMSON & co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
Rr RENsoN & BRO, AuctIOnesrs.
Z TBRMARLE FARM FOR SALE.-At tn

4 LBEMARLE FARM FOR SALE.--At the
~ ,t Of The present owner who has determined to re
- 90 exa, We shall offer at Pablo Auction, on WEDHE DAi
March 1883 Charlottesville a. ~ NJ tia; mos, d'ap Wdn%
afni Estate and residence lately owned by Thos WOOL
Po cled UThe Meadows" lying two and hall miles from
srlottsSye and and quarter from the Umyery
" The ST OF an excell mt and con-
snt Dwelling partly and fine order Kitchen and Meat
House Icehoue full Ice and all other necessary
good stables Corn house, &C an extensive oru 0' 0V'e
Fruit lust coming into full bearing: hd..,
The Farm contains Hundred and Forty Acres one
6nv ~ which are well Tmbeed. Fifty acres are seeded IN
wht With Guano about forty acre. polghed for Corn some
fortv In Meadow. Water In every held
Terms TO suit the purchaser. >, pp,soy . mo
Aucs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
CAMP NEAR PORT ROYAL,
February 10Th, 1853.

ISDruary zJth, loOo.
DESERTED FROM co. A., 5Tn LA. REGI-
IL MENT, Hays Brigade the 18th April Private ALoEDE
ALBERT years. dark hair and complexion feet and
inches HIGH and Private g. HAM, age 30 years. sandy hair
gray eyes, od complexion and5 feet lOinche high suppoSdo
pe In Charleston, 3. O.
Bird May Private MAY, % years. black hair, blue
hord complexion, and feet Inches high and Private H. g.
PEARSON % years. black hair blue hord complexion
and 5 feet and inches high.
20h May, WIN. L. CAMPBELL 20 years. light hair, blue
eyes, fair complexion. and feet inches high.
l6hJuy, Private O. HERR % years. dark hair eyes and
complexion, feet Snehes high Went substitute In Va. Cavalry
25h July 8. CARTWRIGHT age % years. sandy hair hazel
eyes, light complexion and inches high; and Private y.
TIEDER, % Light hair blue fair complexion,
feet . inches high. Supposed TO be in Mobile.
August A. HOFFMAN, % years, sandy hair gray eyes,
fair complexion feet high went substitute in Va Cavalry
JULES ALBERT years black hair and eyes dark
plexon, feet inches high Supposed 10 be in Mobile
LIST November PRED YOUNG Private " years, auburn
hair dark eyes, fair complexion feet inches high Supposed
10 be In Mobile.
Is November Private T. H. BROWN age 20 years. dark hair
eyes and complexion feet 6nches high Substitute in Cavalry
LIST October Private LEMMIE age 81 years. light hair blue
eyes, complexion feet 7nches high Substitute in LIST Reg
Maryland Line.
The gov eminent reward $50 given appreen
''' JOHN G.. ANGEL,
Capt. Co. A, 5th La. Regt.
H. foRNo, Col Ccmdg. Regr fe2s-dlw'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26

AUCTION SALE By TARDY 4 MLIANa,
loor 18th and Cary sreets.l
ON THURSDAY MORNING, the Goth
" instant at loH o'clock, Warehouse we will SELL
% % MD SSd' suSr' PRIME to Choice,
5tags Bio Cefee t-.
bags Grain Pepper,
bags Allspce,
10 bbls MolasseI
lOhsgs Copperas,
2O0bsRs Peanuts,
100 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
10000 lbs smoking Tobacco Of known, e6tabhhed and
fsvorite Brands,
10 Tierces Rec,
20 boxes Bar Soap,
s bbs Apple Brandy,
90 bbs Tanners on
2bbs oopal varniih,
chest Superior Tea.
ALSO
100 gross Mat hes,
= goo Powhstan Pipe,
80 gslloni Choice Pickles,
], goo lbs Family Bacon,
NlG0 bb.s Flour part slightly damaged),
sets Platform Scales,
AND
IL they arrive In time will be added handsome To-
voice OF Lsces' Shoes and Bootees with other
incidental articles.
'eqi-tds TARDY WILL iMs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
AUCTION SALES.
IN WILLIAMSON & CO.. AuctlOneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT AN

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT AND
I J nwFLIJNG HOUSE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
A. Commissioner acting under decree OF the Circuit Court Of
As pIcbmond pronounced the 7h day Of February
he of Freeman Guardian CeSS Smith and Others
nToceed 10 sell Public Auction, on the prsmise on
,h I'd d.y Of March, 1868 beginning at O'clock p
- az in said mentioned consist ng Of lot Of
d VIII Wooden Dwelling house and other
grounu nog s0 feet on the line OF I'd street, between
f TI 81 md NJ ,treets running back 1870 feet
Fourth cash balance at 10 and Is months for ne
Interest added title retained until all the pur'
snd sss o y Ss
OF % S The taxes for 1868 be paid by the PurcnaSsr
ney In CASH. i"e r. r. H0WIs0N,
Commissioner
p"s 'O AucLs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
ADJT AND INsriR eENERAi.s orFlcE,

SPECIAL ORDERS, -StN
l. When NE EFFICIENCY service require
reIn uuserrccable by the officer wio Hem
shall I've imposed by the Brigade Inspector under
the Inspector General Of the Army or, in
the Brigade Inspe dor, other officer ~
Ibspt General except the ocGr accountaber rty
In question. ~. -.
Paragraphs 95 96 Army ReguaQns and whatever stores
considers out ~ order, under The
II When requstions for ordnanea r. made 70 supply
dehciencies copy Of thesrepoft oft rsha be ~
pended show the necessity OF N isslt4 IS -
By-Order coonvnA
fe 29-lw Adjl and lnsPr Genera.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
BY GoDDIN 1 APPERsoN, AUoTs.

THE NEW AND VALUABLE DlSTlL-
L LERY AT ROCKETS, NEAR aILLIES CREEK, FOX SALE
AT AUCTION. r,,,sn,v ar
10Th March, 1862 O'clock threeloufths OF tne Lot
Gated as above fronting the County Road containing S
arrs having thereon brick bpdng used and out ior
Ms ey together with machinery said 10 be 10 gooa
order also other framed Tenemsn adapted to sore anu
dwellings ,,-,,I.i...
The foregoing property regarded valuable and he loeS'
Hon admirably adapted 10 the business OF Dshllery
T,Svsoah or third cash. balance at and IL months
CIV negotiable notes with Interest added secured by ra deed
i"e bu''i ~''' ~ r'' GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN,
Go5-.d, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
EORTUNE FOR $5.-Any person enclosing

IL % to BOx 100, Richmond viii receive two receipts for a
% Of daily and Any tsing demand The materials
are 90 cheap outlay OF IS Of the receipts alone viii
eaze S5 manufactured and sold Auy manufae
ture either article In hour. Written directions sent
fe25-4tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-26
THE NEW AND VALUABLE DIS

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immediately Virginia Lady n come to the mountain
country of South Carolina and teach In private family some
1--WE little girls she be fully competent 10 teach the Asah
branches sgs twenty and under foy win Gre
niiss a 20 Character We will pay moderate salary exclu
siye of board hat will eDdeavor To make comfortable
Refer Ia Hon James Orr Of South Carolna Confederate
seh"o'' iO'' ''''' j. OyRRroN LEWIS,
,s9l-diw TII0S. L. LEWIS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-12

When final victory is won, 1t is going to be
celebrated by grand illumination of Niagara
Falls by the electric light, which would almost
equal in magnitude and importance the "day
we then will celebrate"
The regular dramatic season will commence
at the Museum on the oath inst. The Howard
opens tomorrow evening for season. by
Mark Smith and Dan Setchell, with Leah
the Forsook." The Boston win open soon.
Morris Bros. Opera House is crammed nightly
and hundreds are turned away for want of
room and this in roasting weather. Comment
In unnecessary. ARLINGTON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-08-12


closely sealed, to all parts of the country.
PRICES-Full strength. $40; half strength as !;
uarter strength, s3 per bottle.
EK-REMEAfBER--7his medicine Is desioued er-
pressg for obstinate cases, rhich al other remedies
or the lind hare ie to cure; also that IL is arar
raated as represenfed erery respect or the price
rg-BEWARE or MUTATIONS, None repu.
inc and warranted, unless purchased directly Of Dr.
M at his remedial Institute for Special Diseases
No. 2s Union street, Providence, RI.
tB-This Specially embraces all diseases of pri-
vafe nature, both OF MEN and WOMEN by q reg.
uarly educated physician of twenty years practice
giving them his ichole attention
Consultations by letter orothcrwiso strict
ty confidential and medicines will be sent by express
States. Also accommodations for ladies from abroad
wishing for q secure and quiet RETREAT, with good
care. until restored TO health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated that over tsco
hundred thousand dollars paid to swindng
quacks annually in New England alone, without any
trusting rithout inquiry TO men who are alike des
titute of honor, character and skill and whose only
ecommendation is their own false and extravagant
assertions in praise of themselves. II, therefore,
you would avoid being humbugged, take no mans
word, matter nhdt his prefensfons are, but
MAKE INQUIRY :-it will cost you nothing, AMI
may you many regrets; for, as advertising ply
sicians in nine ou. of ten, are bogus, there Is
safety in trusting any Of them, unless you know
trho and tchat they
.EB- DIR. II. will send FREE, by enclosing one
stamp as above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF W0-
MEN, and on Pirate Diseases generally, giving full
information ,rifh the most andoabfed reereaces and
Testimonials, without which no advertising physician
or medicine Of this kind is deserving of dNY CON.
FIDEhCE WHATEPER.
V-Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
aonraddrese plainly, aud directto DR. MArIIS0N,
ysabove. dec6 daw1y3o