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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02
FRoa TIE UNITED STATES.

DALTON, April :O.--The Nashville Uaion of the zYl
ia 0sivsd. The following is synopsis OF its con
teyts:
WAsHIEGroE, Ap:l 26.-Grant hss taken measures /,
add enough to his armies to make them rresistitl
Wild rumors are sh)at this morning hat Lopgsiee
il mlrohing;dOwn tue Shenandoah Valley toward, th
Maryland linz. 49,
NEW YoAK, April 26.-C,:ton Is at QUIET 81 cents
G5id lsS AZ noon, and closed at 1904.
ST LUIS, April 25.--It seems generally coscs6e,
that the battles in Lou-ilnl were against Banks,
the whole of the enemys army remained on the grouLc
after Saturdays fight. AMI Banks retIeaei Az miles
Tie steamer Ba,khawk suffered severely above AIexa
dria from the enemy. Tbs rebels were still in Il,
vicinity Of Tl,asant Ridge. Our army Is at GrsnC
Eccre terrifying both sides OF the river. Banks ate
Porter we're both there. 0ny FIVE feet of water there
and the gunbo,ts below, only the lsh. ats ts
irg above Prisoners cay tina. Kirby Smith ard Si>ty
we're both killed in the recent ba:tlcs. The steamer
Lawrence, leaded with cotton, captured by rebe
cavalry Rcd river and burned
Forrest ia reported moving towards Alabama, fol os-
ed BY Gierson who attacked his rear near Hudsouye
Miss. On the 2lsf, and eharp fight en.usd. The rob
els retreated towards Jackson, passing through la
srapge.
Price has evacuated Camden, AK, and Steele hs,
occupied that place.
meeting has been held in the second United Stat
aolored heavy artillery at Fort Pckeus, denouncin
Forrest Ooe resolution was adopted for an inscription
IN their alg of VICTORY or DEATH as no quarter vii
be shown them"
Edward Brton, citizen of Yankee extraction, re.i-
ding near Fort Pillow. certified in regard to the mas.
sacre Of the Yankees that they hunted down b,
blood hounds and buried alive; and that he ga quar-
term" ster burned
The enemy near Cleveland evidently fear an attack,
aud are constantly in line of battle.
Az quiet towards Rnggod.
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rnx LACKSON STATUk

The impression prevails that the full sun requir I
for The jackson Statue has been furn she'd in England
produced BY the statement Of Commissioners Mason to
tae Governor CT Virginia. This is erroneous. The
AlOgpt referred to BY Nc. Mason, relates to naFb
6gore q heroic SIZE, intended present BY Greet
Britain 10 Virginia. aud no. to tue Colossal BrOLze
Equestrian Statue proposed under the auspices Of The
Ex.eu i've COnnitts', Of whi;h President Dsvii is
Chairman.
lis nos the in.entioa OF the committee 10 procure
subscriptions from any foreign land, bu: tha: the TIA ne
shall be provided by the free viii R'rDgs Of our own
psools Thus far The army has cOnlsibateI four fh,
Of What has been reesiVed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

The Black Tongue has made lis appearance in Vicks
burg, and taking away many, both white and black =
1t il akirg OF many Of the citiz,rs.
Pyrolgneous Acid is nov manufactured at The powder
works y Columbia in sufficient quantities 10 supply the
waite Of the entire Confederacy.
Jones Lee Rave erected machinery at Thcmasville
Ga, for making lard oil, cas- or OIL ground pea oil and
also candles and soap.
Jsdss ThOna. W. Thomas of Georgia, died on the
Aight Of the - h.
Green Peas appeared in Mobile on Tuesday the 10 h.
aud at las. aScouats selling at SIS per quart to
green caters
Gen. Waltha Is brigade, of the Army of Tennessee,
iateod to present Gen. Bragg wi splendid charger,
as an evidence Of appreciation.
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LAVE rRon KuRopr.

By the arrival of the steamship City Of Baltimore We
Rave European advces 70 the Is h ult
Too British Ministry dseated on the l2sh 10 the
House of Commons = minor educational question BY
q minority of eight
Great enthusiasm for Garibald was manifested in Bog
and Lord Pl nerston lad accorded him an interview
Of an hours duration, and be bad also visited Mr.
Stsns6eld who imploted the recsnt conspiracy.
Lord 0Arsud ms mission to Paris, il is sad vas for
ia" purpose OF dspepg NApclsons irritation az inst
England.
The Emperor Ai1imiliAn's health had improved, and
he sA5 90 leaye Tor A'xco on tbs IA Of April He
hal already nAds some diplomatic aud ministerial Ap
poiztments.
The siege OF Duppel stu continued bat the Dir-
ish garrison showed signs OF WsAkneI The Conference
la not nbsd the time the steamer lsft RnE
land
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

THH QJARTESNAsTEE GHNEAAL.-WhateVH NAY
have been the merits Of the controversy in regard to
Col Myers the recent Qi,rlesmas.er General think
there can be no dOub. that bis has shown h
self emnenty qaaned for the position. zssIs Is per-
hAEs, position in Ghe country involving respon-
sibiy, requiring greater energy, ssepless ViEi
lance, SeIesrer intelligence. The absence OF Shsr
of these qualities would produce confusion in the ser.
vice, and arouse immediate and emphAtis complaint
YO: We are confident that there never was time When
our armies so lar tbs Department concerned we're
bett0r supplied aud when there sAtisfaotion
with is workings exhibited by the press and the public
We cannot bus attribute these results to the efforts Of
thO head of the Department; sud see no good reA
why he should no. get the credit fer them which he
desarVes
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AUCTION sALEs-Yuruan DAY.
RECRIVER'S SALE (by GoDDrr & APR

y ECRIVER'S SALE (by GoDpn q ApprR.
~ sos Auct or VALUABLE FARMS Of $40 acres, in Han.
over and Henhco the Ohckahomny IL miles above the CITY
'i a.. nenncnd and miles irou Glen Allsn Depot
neceiyero OF the District Court the Confederate
liz. ana Under decree Of said Court the
1T 1904 In the sgains Andson thorpe, seques-
shall .si ~ @ Of Dau NJ Tlnadge an alien Enemy,
~ an - Pe,o auction, the premises, on WEDNESDAY
jav ,n ~, ,ses 81 u o'clock a not fair
hlIes Tsyerp s1soe farm located as above Adjoining
81 Mr. Anderson Thorpe Il ntsns SO &C
imber. ' '1ance IN "ooo fna
The buildings are ssod and embrace those usually found
TsExs-0nehrd cash, bsssee and 12 month, N, hand.
bearing interest," and lite retained tn all the puehsre ~
se4 to be paid BY the purchaser ~ ~
ap9o--td HENRY L. BROOKE, Receiver.
A1<-r.s,N s.ts<,-f,IIs nav
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Capt T H Frlncis, 90 A, Alb Ten7essee; Major L l
Ransom, Ist Arkansas; Lieut. Injury, Co +, Ash
Mssiss ppi; Lieut. Lock, 90 K sO'h do; OaptJ +
Coey, Co B, 10th Georgia; Lieu Gibson. Co II, q
Louisiana, Lieut. Jones' Co !, "a Aka sas: Leu
J q lams 90 F, l4:h s,lth O.roln'; Leut A N
BOseis, Co D, lsh do do; Lent G D Riding, Co A
l1th Tenness,e e; Lieut. Wilman TO g, 2Ssh VrgiOis
Adj s williamson, l4th Alabam-; Lieut. J Cieve-
land, lss Louisiana ARTILLERY; Cap. D Oliver, 90
ls.h Virginia; Lieu, BlrkidIe, % Z, 2Sd Virginia
Lieut. T J Cahll, 7th N. O. Caviar; Lieut. W Wa
mack, Co Il, 44tb Tennessee; Gap. W Banksnshlp,
90 +, 25:h Virginia; Lieu: Fan, Go O, Ssh North
Carolina; Lieut. Col ] jolly, 4sd Aablma.
All Of the men aud oAiceri are irvAlids, suffering
either from sickness wounds. n my Of them have
been prisoners rce the battle OF M freesboro, pc
rod Of le months. John O. Sheppard, p.ivate in the
% Georgia, died on the steamer between City Point
and Richmond.
The captain T. H. Francis, mentioned in the above
ha, been reported ad- He is in iae general health,
though still ruerng Inconvenience from wound
the left foo. and leg received h, batl, Of MuI
freel boro.
From an fl, who has been for some time past q!
Polt Lookout we learn sOne in .eres. ng statistical
hundred and fortyseyen Confederate Ulcers there and
nice thousand existed men. Among the officers are
tso colonies. On the 25th, eighty Of men there
we're in the small pox hospital. Tue commandant at
Point Lookout told informant tina: the propo ton
Of email poK pliens that recovered under the treat
ment there wal one in SIX
The fare OF The prisoners has undo gone no change
two meals day full ratiors Of bread and coffee for
br akfAst; oSdinner soup, and mall silica of meat
HoRiE IMPREssMESrs.-The horse inp.essment bust
ness seems have died out The long legged, white
hated men, with their negroes and halters where no
whore 20 be Saturday. The number of animals
secured by iDpiessment in Richmond Is sad to have
beea rid culOusy sma-so many had to DO liberated
as belonging Cove nmenl officers, military and civil
An attempt made to seizs the Presidents horses
while anding with his carriAgs in front of his cice
The Pos:ma Generals riding horse was taken, bu
liberated after a contest The beas of several dead
poor old men taken and not liberia ed. stable
Oh Eagle alley broken open and horse Of member
of the Sd Va cavalry ken aud carried to Bacon Quarter
Branch and turned LOOSE an en1 Isure with about tV
bundled other horses and mules. Alter dancing atten
dar &C on tho medical board of tcrs5 dec ors for m
hour or two, the cavalryman received permission to
catch and carry eff his steed which operation consumed
abtu half Of the last cay OF his furough When tie sta
be broken into by the impress orr the horfe which
was youag and caty broke pieces new halter that
had just coat the owner thirty-iSe dollars We re-
oice that the impressment ia over Il is asays bar
rlssing to the eengl OF free people witness the
cipers End antics cut by vulgar dressed in little
brief authority.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

NorlcE so SUB csiBEEs On and after Nay Is,
1864 AID until July 1T following, remiHances in ave
dOl,r 6s Of the I'D issue viii be subjected 10 dis
CONT according sheir masket valus in Rehmord At
the tins Ct rossipi and toe period of subscription lin
lad orii-Qlv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

YANKEE DEsERrxRs.-Seyen Yankee deserters were
brought to this city last evening by the York river
train. Two native Yankees, two French two Ger
min. aud one Italian. They say the5 serted from q
Yankee force at Gloucester Point. thirty thousand
sr3ng, and that there are TWEEN thousand more at
FOrtets HOnros. They knew nOlhu s OF the where.
a9ous o! Gen. Burnside.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

NAYoA's CoURr.-Besidts tie ca oil Granville Mon-
tele, mentioned in another paragraph, there Doh
ing OF interest beo.e Ihe Mayor on urday morning.
Charles William, from T,Ils, und over 10 keep
tee petcc 70: assos!atDg with regr,es.
Joseph Parker, of the 10th Virginia Gvay, arrested
the same charge, was discharged.
Anulbss Of negroes, arrested for various fences
tie previous light by officers S al jenkins, and
Lieut. Garter of he night watch. properly disposed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

Dr. NARY Z. WALKER-Ths dsgu ting production
OF Yankee land was marched FROM Castle Thunder to
Dr. Winders Office Saturday morning. - tee very great
amusement of crowds of negroes male and female and
many white boys We did not hear tie object Of her
visit headquarters but presume h had something to
do Nish her being sent North She is stl dressed IN
male attire which begins TO look the worse for wear
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

RIDICULOUS The I" SO called" Earl Russell has been
making himself ridiculous in the House of Lords by re-
quesiug the insertion Of the words SEQ called" before
the words Confederate States" In resolution calling
for certain papers relative to the dismissal Of the Bril-
tsh Consuls from the Confederate States
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

HoRRIBLE.-The dead body OF born white male
child was found on yesterday afternoon tied up in
bag near the old Male Orphan Asylum. in Duyals Ad
dl,ion, where 1t had doubtless been deposited by It's
iminsl and hearile:s mother. Whom iound the hogs
uad partially devoured it. Justice Gary was sent for
to tee whether an irassst y as u,cesFary
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

Nav ESsLASOnH The anti Abolition 5sRsety, r
New York, celebrated ThOaas J.GaTsons birthday en-
the Is h inst Tee Ssh regular toast Was Z" New 70
oTsrsun, eOnqustel and sutjagiiei BY New EnslAnd-
sm Let Us redeem her." The last three regular tOAsts
were complimentary to the "peaee clergy" "pesee
press add peace ladies'" TIE principal Speakers were
Ex-Governor Seymour, of Connecticut. and ChAuncsy
Burr. o. New Ynk ei.y-bOsh strong advocates Of
naac,
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gE AN APPEAL To THE PEOPLE OF
HE CONFEDERATE sfATEs-The Directors OF the Youp,
lens Chri.iizn Association Of Richmond respectfully, 1t
earnestly submit 70 the benevolent and the patriotic throughout
Confederate ssuB in behalf OF the solcles Fsri-
In city sirce The commencement the Richmond
been refuge for those who driven from their
by he4s enemies Thousands Of helpless
children. from the devastated counties Of vLa Alone
ul from nearly every sought an
sylum mids Gu citizens have appe
instances to relieve the sick and wounded soldiers fur
sh shoes clothing for soldiers IL the d aud hosp
afford food and shelter Tor their suffering families and noby
they In the great msoy Of instances responded every
appeal
supplies prov sions 10 the city this
ucec the difficulties obtainng Others ordinary
numerou, grest contributed for the relief
poor accomplish but little in purchas The necssars
ofnfe.
In written report from Clothing Bureau appears that
here thousand females
seng employment from the Government In va and st those
rho obtain work not fully employed The received
their will enable These poor procure
Efficiency the pIsine food themselves and children
tout assistance, then, from the city ctuntF generally,
any instances Of actual s;arystcn must have occurred Our
Oounci made liberal appropriations for the
Of supplies bo for grautous distribution and
cost bus the agents employed for the purpose
Die to proccre The quantity Of provsil ms required.
Under these cTcun feel that Is duty a..
cal followed liens throughout tss Confederate Stats
JrgSrd without delay snd supplies
e Army Committee Of this Association hnce the commence
tte this Committee has labored zesouy faith
ally for the temporal and spiritual welfare soldiers
families, snd for the Of glorious
SOLDIERS not be discouraged the OF
glorious campaign,
wast OF the generous sympathy and support OF their friends
home
Shipments made To Roger Martin Superintendent or VIM p
iunord Chairman OF the Army Committee will be promptly
ended Aud In accordance with special Agreement
hh the Superintendent Of the Southern Express Company
xpress charges will be paid by them At Richmond.
Contributions Of money should also be these gentlemen
J. d. X. sLKoHr, Secretary.
EH southero paosrs requested to copy. ap2i--n
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Il ELF q X AP III ca
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

Entered according CT Of Congress in tho year ss BY q
faRlsHKs 10 the Oilers ocs OF the 9sict CoHn Of Con
10 sfste ss,s. fof She northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

TALL PRICK One thousand dol i. the price now
asked for ladies' spring bonnets W,sin the past week
number have been bought at tia 6goic by fashion
able females of this city, .. th-atAt
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A0CTIoN sALEs-fals OAY.

% NEGROES At AUCTION.
~ vii sell auction,
g. n DAVIS L CO.
Odd yeliovs's Raw
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GAIT NOTICE.--The distribution of the
~ st nstanent OF salt thisye the citizens Hen;o
county will commence at the Court House to-day All heads
families will ckets from Justice Of the Peace
district before calling for the fifteen per
Each member Of family allowed pounds. To paid
the new issue or Its equivalent ELIJAH BAKER,
apfs-4t Agent for Henrico county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

An AMBuIAsos CORFs, composed Of sxsnpts num-
beriI g tweny-tWO citizens, has been organized in
LynehbuFg-P. LsAbury, Chairman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

sgscaIzzhs sAess pssts narksd With Dress yin ands'
bals ~ der o. subscription sbou'tO sEpra and VII
r.. -lrpiy y theY uish issir papsrI continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

Tx FAUrr We are much plea, ID IA irarn that none
Of tho iruis in the country Richmond has suf-
fered by the late sprul.
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening 9Th instant. 81 Oakland,
Abin don Va, BY Rev g. r. Barr, Rev W. MILLER D.,
anu Mss VlkGIsIA ELLLN COSBY, daughter OF Rev. L. y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02
.lsEcosp prarArcH.l

>okASss Q. Il, May Burnside has certainly ar
rived AZ AleH'ndri', and Is moving rapidly TO form q
jurcton with Grant in Culpspsr. Reports from The
enemys lines state that there is great activity In their
camps. as If concentrate in Cul,spsr The impress
son Is general here tina. Grant will advance this week.
The roads are dry and hird, the wea her fine, and
our troops In exceleat plight every way
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

NOTlCB.-There was committed to the Jail
Of smyth Ceunty, the LIST day April 1884, negro
10y who calls himself HENRY and belongs VIM. Pat.
rick Buford County North Carolina Said boy very
and stout bu II. and had when committed jail brown
cans coat, vaistcoat and pants. JOHN y. 0UsY,
my2-eW6t Tailor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

ESCAPED YReN THE LInBY.-Thrre Yan.es prisoners
Effected an eecaps fom the Libby Saturday night
At latest accounts they had not bvea afesed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02
rae CoNFEDERATE coNGREss.

The first session of the Second Congress of the Con
tolerate States Of America, commences day NAY
2sl The following is a list u the members:
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Fksga DanT, year. 60 ,lr pOu,h., sls; lhree mon

fEsss OAnE, year, ESQ SIX nOu,hI. 81, hrss months
o. Sor 'ssl period. - per month
vzrELE, year, go; dK months 81. No nOsaipsion
49, Or sss than iix months.
Wrsr, $40; SE aOns g. No subscription received
months.
e~nfiancss Al risk Of the subscriber
Remanees In ave dollar bns old issue discounted aeeOs
ing nart value Richmond st the time Of rsSsPI
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tnE UIrr.

| SAD ACcIDEST-A CHILD OF PRESIDENT DAVIS AccE-
DENrAILr KILLED.-At o'clock Saturday evening, a
0 boy, son Of President Davis died from injuries be-
eVed to have been received by an accidental fall rcm
the back porch Of his fathers residence Nothing Is
known Of the particulars of the accident AT O'Clock
in the evening, the child found by one of the ssr
lying in insensbls condition in the back va
with blood issuing from his mouth and nose and his
right thigh broken. Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Davis inc
ct home at the time several ladies' Of the neghborhood
called In and physician sent for Every resora
live that could be thought Of put 10 requsition but
all 20 purpose. The little sufferer, without hayi
recovered It's consciousness, died abcu o'clock
from volsn. concu,sion of the b,ain.
Tho child, whose name was Joseph, was bright and
handsome little fellow and at the time of this depor
able accident wa, in perfect health He was the Il
child Of ths President.
Al We have said tho particulars Of this accident, fur
ther than have stated are not known but il is be-
svsd that the child, whilst playing about unmatched
climbed over l.w railing thai surround, the back
po CHI and losing his balance fell distance of twelve
feet upon narrow strip Of granite tagging that skirts
the basement wall
The funeral took place from St Paurs Episcopa
Church, at arc O'Clock last evening, and was lreey
attended.
krrURx OF CoSYEDERArE PRIsoNERs-Oa las. Thurs
day night the Yankee Flag Of Truce bol New York
reached City Point With three hundred aud eighty in !
valid Confederate prisoners, fifty of whom were com
mssonsd officers. TIE returced prisoners we're brough
to this city Saturday night and arrived Of the wh. at
Rockets, where they we're met by large number Of
citizens with bard Of music. The enlisted men were
carried to ChimsOrazo Hospital. The officers either
went to private quarters accommodated at tie
Oncers hospital formerly the Baptist Institute on 10th
street, west Of Marshall street, We give the names of
such Of the officers as registered at tho latter
place: ea
Capt Bond, 90 A, is: Maryland Cavalry; Lieut.
N I MOKusn, Go B, Ia. do do; Capt G Thomason,
90 Z, sad Fsnness.s; Lsat r Bean Co r, "a Texas
Cavalry; Capt Howard, Co I, 81 s nth C..ol I,
Capt Brshsm, 90 @, 44ih North Caroline; L cut J
Mcbride, EO @, oh Alabama; Adjt J B Gaston, "a h
North Carolina; Lieut. W G Brd, Co @, ls h do DO;
Capt Himralt Co O, l2.h South Carolina; Lieut. I
Grifha, Co O, 18Th Mississippi; Lieut. 8 J BrOws, 90
O. 9th intucky Cavalry; Opt Taylor, Go O, 18Th
AlAtamai Lieut. Tiddy, % Z. s4th North Cardinal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

WANTRD-A female TEACHER, qualified to
give instruction in French Latin and Musc with the
usual Englh branches TO school Of or scholars Reference
required. Address, stating terms. JOS. DUPUY,
Spl4-4w Moores Ordinary, Prince Edward county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

4 R6bBERr -of Saturday night DC boot and shos
ore OF Week on BroAi ste,., lar the creek,
~. herc, oren and roh ed az 1907 -..-lh IF stock
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

superior
assortment OF handsome
PARLoR AND CHAMBER PURNITURE,
CARPETS, BOOKS, &s,
WIN be sold THIS FOR aHO0H oocK at the residences on
7th street. north Of Leigh, adjoinaS City Spring lot
E.5. PLEAsANTs,
myf-lt AM
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TEACHER WANTED at Rockbridge Alum
military service % take charge small School in my family
He must be TO teach the English and Latin languages
and could Wish 10 add the French language also II fall
procure gentleman tutor theDI shall wi.h employ lady
for younger children 10 either need apply
with experience In the business Of teaching children Adj
dress by mail a. above
aPo0-eod8t wa. rRAZIER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

osANaf II, April sO.-0ur scouts report thai
Burnside has arrived at Aexindria preparatory to go
ing Grant
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FREisar ERoH TEE sOurH-The "a lrOAd bridge across
Ii Ia anOEs river which was DANCED By the frsshet
s)s three weeks ago has been repAsd and the trains
both Pasfe ger ADD freight are now running between
DAnv lie and Richmond WiGhOu! interruption In coz
s'Qusnee, however, Ct the great amount Of Govern
nsni stores to be transported over the road, mostly
and bacon, which from the SOsth by way Of
Greensboro the Agents are o. able at present to snip
any private iregh the direction of Richmond. They
have orders TO send the army supplies the exclusion
o, eYsrythipg else.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

Market Prices The first lamb Of the season was
offered in the Upper Market Saturday IS per lib. new
currency. A scanty supply ct Indifferent beef was sci
pg at 81 IS u fVes The fish market poorly sup
pied in consequence Of the Ease Iuueis Of Yankee
raid in the direction Of the lower ChiokaAom ny, Rok
and sturgeon firm at 81 per 10 had ranged fro
$Sal6 per pair in 6vee or new cufr,rcy. There VS.
improvement IN the supply OF oAbles but not
enough to any Decline in prices Irsh potatoes
selling at 81 per quart; sweet potatoes $4a5 per
quart lettuce SO per dozen; aspIayui 81 per bun,h
eschalo 81 per bunch; salad, 81 per peck rlGhes 81
per bunch; rhubarb $l.b0 per bunch mint flor juleps
81 per tu CO; eggs IS per dOzer; butter, $l5 pr
spring chicken seas each; boiled homny, Sl.6O r
quar- lack eyed PEGS, $2i per quart; sauer kraut
sl5O per quart The I've d,lAr not were refused
tx:tpt at the rate OF 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-02

Az ANrED AT PAGES ANoolen Mill, Dam
VILE, Va, or GOOD WRAvERs None but good need
apply will psy 40c per yard double Width and furnish pro-
ySons at low price. Apply at once.
ap2S-2w J. b. PACE.