The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24
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NEW TnEATRE.-Therc will be three pie
ces performed at1he new theatre tonight
"Cougin Charity; or The Head ofthe Fami-
ly;" in which Miss Henderson personates
Cousin Charity the "Four Sisters" in which
she sustains four characters and "BonHie
Fish Wife," in which she appears - Mis-
Thistledown and Maggie McFarlane.
Tomorrow night Miss Henderson takes
benefit
THEArE.-Miss Helen Westerns en-
gagement is coming 10 q close. She APP
pears but three nights more. Tonight will
be produced the popular play Of Green
Bushes" in which she appears as Miami
The entertainments close with "Sip Senue-
ca" Miss W. sustains three characters.
This lady is indefatigablc in her efforts
10 please, and has succeeded So wei, Che
house is crowded every night.
The Cmcus-The first performance
of the Australian Circus takes place this
afternoon. The best provision has been
made for the convenience and comfort Of
the spectators, and the best circus enter
tainments provided for their ediication and
amusement. The artists employed by Mr..
Melville are reputed to be Of the first rank,
while he himself is "a whole host, without
an equal in the world in his line. Go, and
see, and enjoy yourselves.
We received Tuesday, and filed for
publication in this mornings UNION, we'll
written communication, making importan.
suggestions relative n cleaning our streets
and allayjng the dust. \ general order from
the Commander of the Post. Gen. GRANGER,
issued yesterday, renders the publication
unnecessary.
Will Gen. GRANGER permit Us, on behalf
Ofthe thousands ofthis city who habitually
read this paper, and of ourselves, TO thank
him for the order in question. Il is The Hj1g
needed, and If persistently and vigorously
enforced, will not only keep the streets
clean, but add immensely to the comfort Of
the people, and the improvement Of the
public health.
Il is the duty Of every occupant ola house
in Nashville to second the efforts of Capt.
CHANBERLAIS, upon whom the duty Of en-
forcing the order is dovolyed; and we trust
they will do SO with alacrity.
The following is copy Of the ORDER
HEADQUARTERS L. S. ForcEs,
Nashville, Tenn, March p, 1864.
Additional Police Regulations.
Capt W. D. Chamberlain, 2gth Mass. V.
l., is announced as Chief of the Police OF the
city.
lie will rigidly enforce all police and san
itarv regulations issued or TO be issued.
lie is Authorized, in the discharge of his
duties, TO search all premises, a.Ieys, out
houses or yards, and 10 give any orders OF
directions concerning the cleaning, or keep
ing Of the same, and any orders or dlree-
lions 20 given, will be considered as coming
from these headquarters.
Citizens and occupants % Government
buildings will be held responsible that all
Instructions are removed from and the pave
ments in front of their houses swept clean
by q. IN.
No merchandise, boxes, coal. wood, or
obstruction Of any kind, viii be allowed TO
remain on the payemeuts, but will be taken
in Immediately on delivery.
No dirt or rubbish of any kind VIII be
deposited in the alleys or ackyards. The
sweepings, slops, and refuse viii Doe collec-
ted in barrels, and the barrels placed in the
street at such stated times as shall be here
inafter designated for each street, to DC taken
away by the Government wagons.
As soon as the streets are thoroughly
seraped, they will DE sprinkled daily by
Government water-csTts
As citizens are moi taxed 20 support this
undoubtedly for the cleanliness of the
city-it is expected that they will perform
their share OF the work promptly ald tho.
roughly.
Any violation Of this order OF Of any or
ders or directions given by Captain Cham.
berlain, VIII be punished within Gne Of (S5
Five Dollars, 70 be collected forthwith by
the City Provost Marshal on the report .
the Chief OF Police.
By order Of Brig. Gen. r. S. GRAgGER,
Commanding Post.
W. NEvIs, Capt. and A. A. Genl.