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, 1863-05-15

DO at ss.r: 1oohs,s ',Norton's Best" and 90 brs
''Lo.Eport Hydraulic. al on P; +; 600 brls der.
mSnt 1nnsr q" e T. = 80 5,e Sc " = winter
HftAE- In lair ue1.'antI at Sli.O0 per ton. with
eales Q. % tn: at that Il: ure, IL bulk on track
COLIN MEALS .eus Eolted iu bags at S2l.oo
WHEi T-Receivca at..o5 ba. shipped, 1850
bH. Thr I'ErEet opch.d d briss and sha.t hi2fer.
it closed dnll am. aliou, r. lower salcs:-sel lu
no led Winter il store in s. e. s. Co.'S 1T Il 30.
a0o hu DO ln : s 4 to's and $. 3, q co.s,) a.
s6aie: Co, bu 30 Spring (in II. s 81 at sllsH;
aoo1 bn DO in erpasate oip} BY sample, al 81 -:
10000 bu mol sptins lin North Side hon5es) a a1
/ s'ej at si.l7: s.5SV bn 10 snrinS In H. s s's)
as: ,toa b. T. % At 9she; 6 :; l,so9 hn DO Tn W,s9
% Is ss,ns hoass! st 1s@ 81 4. 10 ta ID l. >.
+ Co,slat &c; s99bn do tin s; Il. co,sl It o.s;
f sS1g o. " r. S se,ed hsPtcg gs e. 4 GS r.
S. & Cos and +. s. T's> as aoc.
CoRN-Received, 99,1i9 bu: shipped. 1aj bu.
Makf1 qixs Tt,sr 9R% ssss
In River High Mixed attoat at 53c 1000 bu do at
5'3*c; $4,000 blu Caua1 Mixed I. o. b. at SIC 1880
6n fellow Corn II store At nc; @,ooo bu Mixed
bu do at 50c; 5000 bu Rejected Corn in store at
4oc; 2sSo9 hu Do At +sKc: ~ a.oo9 bu Do It 4SAs.
s7.00bn No in etorc at SIC; 5000 bu do at 56.4c;
1000 hu Rejected Oats in store ut Sic: 500 bu do at
III 'TYE-Recetyed. & es5 bu. Market steadr Sale.
- In NJ aH"+ a. - ~. o 80 tH - - .,1o 80
- IN S9 hu A. - stxc W W Ill sloSe ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s-e I'm 1r.,ta+ ,r,.+
co1ns tn1L -, ~ q ~ $3.50 - - a. ao 49,.
81 e. - hors ~ o ~ ~ At ~ 'p1et'of
o. HgGHWTNEsNt1nre ia mi cctive s.,ss on b,1a a.
.ai<c 49, NAo'~ "s'''e* oA4sh @'' WIS 81
MESS pnBFNart}re Ssies III ri hlia c,,r n,c1ed
IN ~ x1e M. f hr1s Wanaop n,ctad Nsls po,E
W at sSa5 RI Wv o'4' al pas~eo -ne'' o'~
a. fnI:5*g,
,p ss1,ad shn;a.s ~ 1nus R ana o0 nn TX I a
nacteI - trcs I-r sa1ted Hama III. " Gnn ncs
d. nj Slfc 1aose. Wy 7>''1 'AN''' o>se' ~'e~' f~0
SM0FED MEATs-s, ,Ot,) pcs sugar curcd Bacon
uoms Inosa ~ ciIc ~ m ~ Tsr,n Shn1ISsrs
nacked' At sHcs ''''0' 40 A'"se@3
spnN y n trca ,riroa ,c.y at a. ,fa-tn+ dnn
GRFAsEs trfs Hd and 81 h1is brown Grease at
s.ec * trcs Yflfnw Crenec ~ -
w = ~ 49, =. -. v.,x -
, 1863-05-15

The general aspect Of tho market remains un-
changed; there ia nothing doing III foreign and
prices must be regarded nominal. Domestic is in
iimitrd demand, 1t 5DI53c y bushcl Of 5o1bs, and
81 81 3 b1l OF go LIS.
, 1863-05-15
Montreal market-May IL,

corr, &c for oats, and s9z@Sc for wheat to Buffalo;
Sc for rye to Port Colborue, aud axc (Canada) for
wheat to Kipretun.
, 1863-05-15

If taken for any length Of time. The dose should
yaty with the severity OF the disease, from twenty
Dufiue the psssage OF the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms, Rhonld be combatted with tho
proper remedies. then followed up with the Con-
stitution Water. as above directed.
DYsMENORRHEA. OR PAINFUL alESsTRu-
ALTON, AND IL MENORKuAGIA OR
PROFusE FLOWING
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of tue
menstrual tluid-in the oue case being too little,
and accompanied y severe pain; and ths other
too pzoinee secIetio1 which will be speedily cured
That disease known as FAILING OF TIE
WOMB, which is the result Of 8 relaxation Of the
Of hcavinezs snd dragging pains in the back and
sides, and at times aevompane led by sharp lac;nat-
Ing or shooting pains through the parts, will, In
ali esEcs. be removed b. the medicine.
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB. which physicians
call Neryousnese, which word covers up much r.
norance, and in nine cases out OF ten tho doctor
does not really know whether the symptoms are
the disease, or the disease the symptoms We can
only enume.ate them here. I speak more payticu-
larly Of Gold Feet: Palpitatlon Ct the Heart. I'M
Languor, Lassitude and Dimnces OF Vision.
SUPPRESSED alESsTRCATION.
Which In the unmarried female is constant re-
curing disease, ant through neglect tha seed. OF
more grave and dangerous maladies are the result !;
and 81 month ATE! month passes without An effort
being made to assist nature, the suppression be-
comes chronic, the patient gradually foscs her ap
petite, the bowels are constipated, night sweata
come on, and consumption finally ebda be- career
LUEC0RRHEA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of
mucous nj lining OF Tie e rasins and womb Is in
acrpae the bowels and through the hips. A tea.
spoonful Of the medicine Elay be taken three times
day. with an Injection Of 8 tea spoonful Of the
morning and evening.
, 1863-05-15
The Flower Queen.

The Performance Of Mr.. Roots Opcretta
last evening at Bryan Hall was a splendid
SUCCESS. We hare witnessed its production
many times within the last ten ycars, land
Tho las not, for no work ever written for
Soung misses has been half so popular,) but
never have VIC ecen such an artistic blending
Of scenery, shrubbery, flowers, and beautiful,
girls, rs last night. The sight alone was worth
The price Of admission. But when in addi-
tion TO this beautiful spectacle, we consider
The immense amount of labor necessary to
secure such perfection of evolution In march.
ing, dancing, and general dramatic effect, and
Euch excellence in the solo and chorus pr
iormanccs, all we have to say IL, that If Bryan
Hall is NOT jammed tonight at its repetition,
Fcase very much mistaken.
The part Of the Reclcsc was taken BY Mr..
Phillips, and though written for a baritone,
while his yofce Is robust tenor, he perform
cd it exceedingly well. ....
The part Of the Rose WAS admirably sus-
taincd by Miss Dwight, whose voice is as
treth and beautiful as the flower she repre-.
scented. When she was crowned Queen OF
1hc flowers. every one In the hall, we are
-"N- ~ :" 40
Ihe no~er dance that followed the corona.
lion OF tho Rose was admirably done by a
Select class Of young misses from Mr.. shaw's
Dancing Academy, and elected hearty m.
plausc. Miss Mcintyre, who took the mart O,
The sunhowcr, not only sang well, but eyfn.
ced M unusual degree Of freedom and dr..
natic ability, while Miss uicko1, and Others
whom NC have not space to name, were emil
nently succcsstnl. The cho1uses were also
well rendered, butwould hare been still bette
uthc dininuendos had been more perfect
There was too much Of an effort to sing loud
not IN uncommon fault with young singer
when performing In lnrge hall. But thes
were slight.
We congratulate the children Of the cit
fI,at in addition to the performance this CT,
ming, there will be performance to.morro'
afternoon, ut twenty five cents an admission
for their special Qualification. Reserved seal
Tor this evening may be secured at Root
f.a5y's. without additional charge. Let tho:
1yho purpose to 60, secure them early, TOR y
a,r s,;,c reserved scaE will be worth som
fling this evening.
, 1863-05-15

~ The very best and cheapest Wigs, Toupecs,
Barrow's Wig and Hair Dye Factory, % South
Clark street, up stairs. Full directions for meas.
urlng the head sent on application. P. o. Box
5aSt. mar15.9f
, 1863-05-15

NerEs7.-corone Schmidt yesterday held
an inquest upon well developed newborn
chlld, found floating In the river as the
loot Of FRANKLIN street, The child was
wrapped In flannel undershirt, and appeared
to have been come days in the nater. Yer.
dict, t.cau5c Of death unknown
, 1863-05-15

Providence Salt NIarkct-nay IL.
Market steady. Turks Island, froln store in
quantity, 4sc; at rrtal 5Uc per bushel; Liverpool
fine, $3.50.
, 1863-05-15

FOR SALE Cheap for cash, Lot
- on east side Of Wabash avenue, near Madison
fanf S 1 esloT The assn chp2l
foot. SAMUEL 4. SARGENT Real Estate Acsat
No. 4 Metropolitan Block. mvlt JsE =
, 1863-05-15

Cincinnati Cntt1e N7arket-may II.
Received. 40a head. There was au active de-
maud, both By butel.c-s and Government Contract
ORE, and the market WAS II shade firmcr. Hogs
were dull, ard holders preferred shipping east, in
hopes Of realizing higher prices.
, 1863-05-15
Meeting OF the Particular Synod of
CHICAGO. -

Chicago.
The Particular Synod of Chicago, In con-
nection with the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church, commenced Its annual session in this
city, on Wednesday morning, in the Living
ston Church, corner OF Monroe and Sangnmon
streets. The Synod, which is composed Of
delegates from the churches Of Michigan, H.
linois, Indiana and Wisconsin, elected Rev.
A. G. Van Raaltc, D. D., Of Michigan, Presi-
dent; Rev. n. D. williamson, Of Chicago,
Addressor, and Rev. J. u. Ferris, of Grand
Rapids, Stated Clerk.
The annual sermon was preached on We'd
nesaay evening, by Rev. John Steele, Com
missioner from the Particular Synod Of Alba
ny, n. T., who also addressed the Synod very
happily on Wednesday afternoon, conveying
the fraternal regards Of the body he repro.
sentci, and expressing his OWL great gratif-
cation with his visit to the West. Rev. Dr.
Van Raalte made a thrilling response in behalf
Of the Synod.
The ordinary routine business was transact
ed, including the appointment Of delegates
from the various churches to the General Sy-
nod Of the Church, which conyencs in New
burg, N. T., June Sd. An able and protract-
| cd debate occurred, in connection with the
decision which WAS reached, to take measures
| to raise the prosperous Academy under care
| Of the Synod, in Ottawa county, Mich, to the
| grade Of j college. The reports from most
Of the churches Indicated a gratifying increase
] in numbers, strength and Christian bcnea.
ccnce, during the past year. Alter an harmo.
niolls ard pleasant session of two days, the
| SYNOD adjourned 10 meet In the same place
| next year.
| BrnpER's HARpwARE.-A. R. & c. II.
| Miller, whose names arc intimately associated
| with the hardware business Of this city, have
been enlarEtng their previously extensive es'
| tablishueut, and filling up with new and
| choice stock Of wares OF every description,
| petaining to housekeeping. Not satisfied
with supplying the internal economy OF the
house, Us administered BY the housekcepcr
they have also received an immense and unu
sually choice stock Of builders hardware
comprising everything requisite In house In
ishing. At this season, when new building:
arc going up in every direction, 1t Is q mattel
Of Interest for builders to know where theJ
can supply themselves. 4 visit to A. X. &
u l. Muler's, a235 and o37 State street, viii
convince them, and after the house is finish
ed, tic housekecper will lnd at the eant
placc, the necessary hardware for furnishing
MorEsT--coroner Schmidt yesterday hell
) an Inquest upon well developed nev.bor,
: child, found floating In the river At III,
. foot Of FRANKLIN street. The chilli w..
3 wrapped in a flannel undershift, and appeare.
: TO have been come days in the water. Yer
dict, ''cause Of death unknown
, 1863-05-15

On tie Com Exchange there wss more doilg.
hut pric, have not advanced, thu. receipts csr:-
cial;y Of flour are heavy ald we have no vcsssls
stcamskirs Norwegian and Charlotte Of Derby,
y hch latter wa engaged lust FALL aid svlutcred III
tic cauhl, she Is now Ferriyins aer rar.o) Total
sales to-day arr about brl-. all sorts. In wheat,
there have been reported several sales Of Upper
carada eprint. to !519sc per bn. Some 900 bu
changed hanes at the inside rate. aud about 3,0G0
blu at the outside price. while or two car loads
were reported at sSc. Upper CaEata white was re-
ported at st Ue1 10, bnl no large transactions at
tncee dsurcs Corn-fothing doing.
, 1863-05-15

The Ealee for the week havc been $4,000 ,bi
Fleece, at from = to SOC II 900 lbs Pulled ut 8a5
to e0c; 1853 lbs Foreign at .iUc, cash,
, 1863-05-15

SUEEp-Agtivc and firm. Sales:
Sheep. avg, Prize. Sheep. Avg. Price.
GO g 11o 1d1oo ss-9n g 1ol ez;s &
B1lndy Sold Glib: very dne mutton sheep ave.
raging eco lbs, at S2U.0 per head.
, 1863-05-15

IA VA DALE-Onc OF the most lp.
EirHbc rerldeuces at Lake View. about Al acre OF
ground handsomely Aii ont with frt and o1aHic
trees house. concrete cellar house ne Wv
ties wish e..tes; barn With room f9r four ana
OF tic Lake VIII he sold chenp il Application he maas
at once. Address "a D.. Post ONCE Box sou
, 1863-05-15
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

TurnanAT EVENING, Nay II, 1865
mere IL nol an!1e 70 maen ~ .sn aoo of ~or.bs
breeze will coon bring us feet, and in fact We no.
s..,. IN .r.1, ea,,, .fro ,,,co to nnr ont,d A.
potaAso 1"41 VIII 1e'" bt'e FN1~~ ~ W.
uFity.
New York exchange is close ut former quotations,
viz. mar az buyauc, and hGoK. ceiling to custom
a1 u py keen psee i with 4tv the supny
r,rot . ~ % ,saro ~ - a. .e =, sn ., 49,
- =, .nSs .,as,.... q, ~ a, Sse' oA*as1s1, s,
41"4'Es' e1oslnS a. e4'oo. lHe bfoke1s nave paid
F1.4aG149. the higher figure for round lots. There
is very little changing hands on any terms.
Silver 81. 8S Indiana State Bank and Kentuc-
tvcu,-onrv - n7xa1 "a Nou rroeorrvno+asn nony
~, A'9" AAeAe"'' Ao1sa n044'-
na'' eelaog tate =. ........
The Bankers Mnyaz,ne for Nav contain, Al,
elaborate article on the uo1d nro,urt of the world
e y. ~3~ eo'u ti0oAS' - tA~ "o1''1
ton ofthe number is devoted to IN elaborate and
interesting article on the "gold product Of the
world be ,rr,ter ast;r,ataa tho +ata, ar.o,x+ ~
..o1a md silver bnl,ion and coin in Tho 11ptcd states
~ ths Observation-Disclosures ~ +t,s va. ~ t,1,a..s.
On hand IN 1s8a occori,;nc n Trc,anrv
Department estimates. tee...-..,.::...... $4,000 900
Product .so Gaiornia in m mines, 1sa963, II on mn
1mnnrts. ion ahrna5 1851 70 n a. ~
Bran@ht hv enruns to 1s,.5 cst.
mated ~ 100 600 900
Product gold mines Atlantic statcs '''''0'''''
1e0t-'s'''''''''.'''''' ''''''''''': oM oooov,oov
, 1863-05-15

supplementary nAt1s 1of Eastcth cities and Can
ada, close daily Except Saturdays and Sundays at
5:45 pm. Letters for these mails must he deposited
in the chief clerks room (up stairs) after Sis p M
Mails for California close daily, fos the overland
route, It 1:15 am. Except SunaAys).
, 1863-05-15

NERVOUS DISEASES AND Tnrs1oA1 DEBn1.
1T. arising from Specific causes, in both sexes
new and reliable treatment, In Reports Of the
Toward Associntion-Eent in sealed letter envef-
oprs. free Of charge. Address. D.. j. Skillin
Houghton. Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street. PhiladelpAfa, Pa. aula-4W
, 1863-05-15
ID r E D..

In this city. ThutB!ay morn!a.. May 1tth SARAH
&. ALLEN. wife olLeona7t u Jameson aged IS ycazs
and no2fhs.
FurtrAl from Edwards Church. corncr Of Ha;ste3
and Harrison streets this tFr;.ay> afternoon at :
O'Clock. Frtendsnf the family invited md 1t
the house. :f2 Ncsi Monroe street 8t1Er. ~
, 1863-05-15
THos. e. HILLS PENmANsHtp.

HuI'a FAMILY REcoRp. euyrouudcd by the
Lor1-s Prayer. executed with pen in over thirry
different STYLES OF lettering and hourishing. Price
81, Post paid losr 10 tfrite plainly. rdpadly elt-
GdnHv Enclose q for copies and full directions
Address TH0S. E. HILL, Waukcgan, III.
mar IL lot
, 1863-05-15

Yesterday The arrival of the bark Western
Metropolis, Capt. c. P. Morey, from Buffalo,
marked an era in the annals OF lake nayiga-
tion. The Metropolis is the lirgest and hand
soonest vessel atloat OH the whole chain Of
lakes. She came into the river at noon, and
her arrival was the signal for the assemblage
Of vast crowds to see her Us she came up to
her dock, where she now lies, between the
Clark and Wells street bridges. All day long
constant and curious crowd visited her to
inspect her mammoth hull and graceful lines,
and the beauty Of her upper works. Without
any eIoggeration Of statement she may well
be called the Leyiathan Of the Lakes, and is
remarkable not alone for size, but for swift
ness and beauty. By her side ordinary vcs-
sells dwindle down to sail boats, and even the
large propeller Water Witch, which lies along
side, pales Into ferry boat iu comparison
with her hinge bulk.
The Western Metropolis was built as
steamboat, seven years ago, by J. ". Banta,
then Of Buffalo, but now Of Chicago. And
an elegant steamer she was. She was pro-
nounced by the United States Nau,ical -llaga-
zinc, to be the fastest steamer in the world,
and it was generally conceded 10 be q fact.
She was built for the Michigan Southern Rail-
road Company, and ran between Buffalo and
Toledo. Hundreds Of our readers have en-
| joyed the luxury Of those short voyages in
her superb saloons. A short time ago she
was purchased by Slr. II. 81. Frink, Of Buffalo,
mammoth grain. carrying vessel. The pro-
jcct has been accomplished, and she made he1
first appearance In the great grain mart yes
terday.
The dimensions Of the Metropolis are b.
Custom House measurement, as follows
Length 275 feet; breadth Of beam, 80 feet
inches; depth of hold, u feet IL inches
1,341 tons burthcn. She has four watcr-tigh
compartments, and spreads 5000 yards o
canvass. It is estimated that she will cur
$1,000 bushels Of corn, or between G, 900 AM
10000 bushels Of oats.
She Is commanded By Captain Charles r
/ Morey, and carries q crow Of Is men. Captai
| Morey Is . young man but every inch sailor
! Hs is in raptures with the sailing qualities 0
Ills noble craft, and proud Of her as he wei
may be. Without doubt she will prove to b
, the fastest sailor on the lakes, as her model
praised by a}l naval architects, and her appear
ance below and aloft indicate superior sailin,
| | qualities. Everything about her fs ecrupu
: lousy neat and cSact, and her elegant saloon
tempt one for q life on the lake.
George Ellison Of this city loads her Will
oate to Buffalo, at six cents. We wish ther
were more such magnificent grain carriers o.
the lakes, and trust the Metropolis is but tn
foreruuner Of . fleet OF these lcriathaus. "
trust this great and beautiful messenger q
commerce may ever meet with nyorin
breczcs, and long sail on her watery track
, bearing to the East the wealth Of our Wester
, prairies.
, 1863-05-15

NEW BooEE.-"A At Odds By Baroness FAulpho.
Gus; and Incidents Of Ny Lift" " By Hume; also.
fresh supply Of Ny Southern Friends" by the
Author Of '' Amongst the Pines" Received by J.
NcNally l. Co., u Dearborn Street
, 1863-05-15

~ The Preparatory Class Of the School Of
Trade educates boys for business, and prepares
them to support themselves. apad4w
, 1863-05-15

PATRIOTIC LADIES, Ar1ESD.-Thcrei is au urgent
mcnta, and the ladies Of Chieago generally are
epectfulJ Invited to meet In the Ladies' War Com
aolph streets, during this week. for the purpose OF
aiding the eoldser-an preparing sanitary goods for
the immediate nee Of the sick and wounded.
W.. BREWSTER, Scc'F War Com.
, 1863-05-15

ANTI FRICTION RoLIxns.-Mr. Enoe Turner has
an improvement to an anti-frictiou role, patent,
designed for application to hoist wheels in whole
sale houses. DC. Qaite number are now in use
here and in Milwaukee, and are said to be ralu-
able improvement upon the old method.
, 1863-05-15

Go TO TIE Bksr-Go TO BRYANT & s7nArroN's
CN1cAGo COMMERCIAL Cotl.EuE, to get q thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-15

ea7- Cook g. afcLan, o. Dearborn street and 1sa
South Clark tlcct. clean anu dye adies dresses,
rAtcd In q superior manner. Eonnets dyed.
pleached and pressed In the latest style,
, 1863-05-15

A GREAT DIscovRRY.-It has been dis
covered by thousands of housewives in all
sections Of the country that D. 3. DeLaud &
Co.'S Chemical Saztratus is the only salcratus
that will produce 4 uniform result, and give
perfect satisfaction every time. If once you
try it, you will always bny it.
, 1863-05-15

TuASKs-Thc Chicago Typosr aphical Union
tender their sincere thanks to Thomas q. Bryan,
Esq, for the free use Of his hall on Thurslay,
Nav
, 1863-05-15

Summer Arrangement.

The following gives tic time Of closing mails
md Increment Of mail trains:
, 1863-05-15
as the whole country il flooded with counterteits
aud limitations.
Int up i'll quart and pint bottles
UpnLruo WoLFE.
mys10t Depot 2a Broom street, New York.

~ F. f Rfeby. 50 Randolph street, ia selling
Paper uaE.InrR at ltts thnr New York prices, at
waossa'c ard retail. The tEaI- snpp1icd on the
most liberal tcgma nnla5im
, 1863-05-15

ScHooL OF TRADE, ]. Dylltcnfurth, Principal-a
practical institution, recommended Ey the business
men of EhicEcQ. ans1s. 4lY
, 1863-05-15

~ A Union meeting will be held at the Harlem
House, In Harlem. on Saturday evening May 18th.
Good speakers will be there. Come all.
, 1863-05-15

WRIGHT & FRENCH
WHo1EaAlE AGENTS, Chicago. III.
mh5 b7st etltsv S. Randolph streos.
, 1863-05-15

TOR SALE-39 feet on Canal
street hy 15o feet deep. to alley near I:anlo1cf
etrSct: with buildings. Apply TO lEES & sLsNEM
II Dearborn ssrttt. ruytf.isHlSt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
FHE N-sTATE RICnTS.
RICHMOND WHIG.
FRIDAY mORNINe, DIG. aE, 1854.
Christina.

In accordance with tine-hOnOred custom, Christmas
will be celebrated by the employees OF this ohoh and,
Of oOu se there will be issue Of the paper until Men
day. We are tod that ample preparations have been
made in the city to enjoy the festivities OF the season
in the olden STYLE 60 far as circumstances admit and
We feel GO inclination to rebuke any harmless sport or
indulgence which nay rel eve somewhat the sorrows of
the year that Is nearly gone alleviate the anIietes
for the year to come. Nevertheless the birthday of
the Prince of Peace finds in the midst OF terrible
wa the end of WhicS man oIn SOresee, aud the ie
sue of which seems not so certain as il was twelve
moth ago. We have endured great plDgs, and Hea
ven alone knows what woes are to come before at
IA our independence Whilst struggling for existence
aad when the enemy ia closing darky around US riot
Gus living and roaring bouts would III become US. Ours
should rather be solemn m,th toned by deepest graf
tude ior our deiVeanoe rem the sad fate of so many
Southern cities groaniDg under the bondage of the
oppressor and mingled with most ervent aspirations
for The success OF cur cause aud tbs pafty Ct
sry. What good thing have we il the Confederate
Capital done that We should be spared the iron rule of
Buller at Norfolk or johnson at Nashville We
have Worshipped &Ammon a. deVOCtly as any people
ever sorshpped that filthy IDOL and if we have not
been punished for cur homage to lucre by special
grace hat We are exempt We should remainder this
Nor should forget, emerge this morning frem
ou- comfortable chambers and our warm breakfast
rooms TO encounter the Arctic temperature wi.hOu;,
aat LAST night thousands Of ner, every whit as good
- We and as unused to hardship, slept ground fro
ssu As hard as iron many without blanket and scarce
II one wish clothing or covering enough We should
reAsei that every dollar spent egg-rOg and other
Iuries mighs add TO the comfort of the no
lie fellows who are defending U.s. How dare we IL
iugs il pOruse pleasures while sOlders-Our sons,
oro.bsrs fahers-our very h and blood-AIe SILVER
ng with co,dl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-25
Publications.

QUAkTERMAsrERs REGULATIONS, 1891. w. Ran
DoLPH, l2l Main ssreet.-Rssulatous of the Confed-
rate Sac, Army for the QlArtermasxrs Department,
ncu ling the pay branch thereof, with an Index and
Appendix. Tbs book seems to be al comp etc in al
It's parts 20 the officers in.eesei in the subjects OF
which it treats ctuld wis., and wall doubtless p.oVe il
dispSnssbe to TIE particular branch Of the service
being homes: is not embodied the work.
TIE BoHENIAN.-Under this tie neat lit ls collec-
ten OF Christmas aud other stcries some OF them Of
very consldrat ner has been presented to the pub
lie, and CD aimed, as We hear, very ready SALE go
much So indeed, to encourage the authors, who
ncognio in their experiment they
fess 1t to be- In FORM "Ths Bohemian" someW a. rs-
Iembes the "HOusehod Words and does credit 10 the
press Of Ne Gary, the pubiahcr.
RGPoRr OF rHE PosTMAsTER GESEEAL.-Mr. Rsagan's
has presented marked contrast the other
Departments and elected SO many praises from the pa
ps.s that we do no. feel called upon 10 add another
word of applique.
GRANDrAPA AID 0EE OF HIS S1oRIKs--A little bit Of
book intended for children, aud avery suitable Chris
mas present. for lle folks of both sexes Sold for so
cents by West JOHNSON.
TIE MAGIoLIA WEEKLY for Dec. 20 contains A
Hymn fer Christmas A Christmas Fairy Tale" the
continuation of the Prize DRY, equity or Not Gull y"
Prof Joynes OLD Leters continued, ANGELS VS.
it's" The Birth of Green Ern," e;c-a1 interesting
and appropriate number for tle Holiday Week.