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TEN-FORTY LOAN.

SECOND NATIONAL BAsK oy NEW YORK,
NEw.ioHK, March ~. 1904 ,
Nv ,u,boty Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury this banf
will receive subscriptions scconnt Of -
UNITED STATES BONDS,
nv the Act Of March 1884, bearing date March
1874 redeeabe tho pleasure Of the 0oVornrnt aI,r ~
year and payable forty year. from date bearing interest
ne, mt vear payable on Bonds one hundred
a5lsrs annually and all other Bonds semisnnaAy' In
con
~ they may prefer and will be required to pay IN addition 70
the amount Of the principal Of the Bond. ~ lawful money e
Notes Of National Bsks adding 50 per cent for premium
until further noce FROM the lat day March or September as
Nm, ease NAV be until day Of subscription and neht
Il h expected that the hr deliveries Of Coupon Bonds VIII
be made not later than the fourth (4thl Of April
W -' A. q. ALLEN, Cashier.
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Dentmtrp.

Mt II. GRIFFIN & BROS, No; 2Ss Grand
:, NswYort and No. 237 Fnltonst, Broot yn, are ga
cns positively without PAIN Sb by s y,s .sS s1
Ea,,ad They are also issens full 1ets OF ie.se
70 ps sss pi,tns 25; Silver slo Rubber $40 Fa"As
Sci. on gold, S1i slYsr 81. Extracting ~ ecn''
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VNIE firm Of LAWRENCE, HALSTED &
Il BALDWIN l. this day dissolved in consequence OF the
death Of Mr.. ROBERT W. HALsTED. -
(sisuedl De WITT G. LAWRENCE.
SIMEON BALDWIN, JR.
The undersigned viii continue the STOCK COMMISSION
BUSINESS AZ No 70 Wallst heretofore under the hrm
Of LAWRENCE & BALDWIN;
DE- WITT C. LAWRENCE.
Member Of the y. V stock Exchange.
SIMEON BALDWIN R.
Member OF the y. L. Mining Board
New-Yorh March 81, 1904
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HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
MINES" GOLD DIRT LODE,
Gilpin County. COLORADO
CAPfTAL, 8o,boo SHARES,
s25 each.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN EVANS Colorado.
D. H. JUDD. Hewiork.
IL s. COHU, Ncwlofk.
VIM. MOLLER. New.ioTt.
GEO W. GRAFFLlS. baltimore
HERMANN FUSkE New lors.
X CORNELL WHITE kewYoh.
NJ C. TYLER, New-iork
5. q. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT,
Iii, EIoollcnoy JOHN EVANS,
Governor OF Colorado Territory.
YICE-PRESIDEhTS,
HON s. g. ARNOLD,
DIR. Y. II JUDD.
Treasurer, WALTER =. LAYTON
Oaioe, No. Is Cifs,.,
New FORK.
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=. J, rnE PAyANA RAILRoAp 01fFAsE I0 ~

oT o. P4yAsA RAILROAD HO. M ssh p is5
b bSlI1pg 1,iiIVTDTND.-The Board of Directors
IN ~. IT. TaIs DAY 5>ciared Dividend Of -FOUR az
SS E he pF FR'S GE n oS 1Hs
mouths soiur vessels &C, payable TO the stock
legal representative on 9nd eeI me sth Gay
s psIt The Transfer Books viii be closed ron we
evening Of 'ne -''N " - HENRY SMITH. Treasurer.
nri ueIt A.I
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professional Notifies.

COLLECTIONS IN NEW-JERSEY.
~ r. w Runyon Any aud Counselor ailaw. Special 81,
ten given 10 Collecting Claims In all pase tho state sNis
scti0a Guaranteed Refers -. j. sprsgue, No. 81 Pns
roy, Tnoma. Is. sullnsn, No. ~ Walist NeDter x
M,,h, Paindsh ~ j. Office andre'idenee flAinhri NJ.
EPILEPTIC and NERVOUS FITS CURED
Ia BY JOHN MCDONALD,
Who nay be consulted every MORNING hom Ia u O'Clock
STEVENS HOUSE,
No. l5s West Fouteen,hst
references given TO Physicians, and 10 several
persons already crcd delay adds strength 10 the disease
and renders cure difficult"
rINO THE AFFLICTED-Mr. CARRENO,
No 1l8 second .av with the celebrated "1RoFf
CAL BAsAM diseases OF the Chest and Throat also Feloa
Wounds Ulcers aud other external diseases No charge To me
poor At home from to 10 a. nI and from TO p IN
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mo tho STOCKHOLDERS Of the UNION
/ PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, Eastern Division
Tale NOTES hstt Board OF Directors Of said Company nave
is orJsrea that IL per cantum OF this Capital STOCK oil
M hs Maid 10 the Treasurer OF the Company the
Compsny Once Le.venwoh kania on or os,1re ns Ss
day Il April 1894 and that said 10 per esntn y, % EosIS
ea Tor len per cent heretofore made BY order oil Ihe noa
OF DiIectors-MArch 10 1864 ,.,,.,,rv s,
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WINTER GARDEN.
w The cement has pleasure in setting aside ths ps
forlnsnces Of THIS EVENING. Frdey April l. for
THE BENEFIT
THE BENEFIT
THE BENEFIT
MILE MARIE METHUA SCHELLEK,
who will on this occasion her charming portraure -
LORLIE.
in her new pastoral musical drama Of
LORLIE'S WEDDING.
MONDAY, April 4,
MISS AVONIA JONES,
will make her first appearance
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will make her first appearance.
WALLACK,s., - -, ans n,,, ZINC FRIDAY.
Second time th. Of HoerOi. celebrated comedy.
THE ROAD 70 RUIN,
with the great cat that has stamped this play one oil ms
standard attractions OF the establishment.
Mr.. Lester walaek Harry POnioo
~ {. risses. Goldanch
Mr. John ~ Seton SHY
Mr. DAILY Mr.. Milford
Mr. Mr. M y11Ts s,..wisSs
Mr. Browne Mr. smith
Mrs Mr.. W sis Widow WARREN
os. Mh s. time E ass aT GI%
MOSDAY-tlo7th time), RosEDALE.
TgEsDAY7CTwefsh night aud last for the present.
W1EDSESDAY-MAsKs AND FACES.
THURSDAY-ROSEDALE
FRipiY-tsecOnd time this season. SHE sTooPs 70
SSAT6RRDAY-t..cond nigh, ,hi. season. MONEY.
WIN shortly be repeated WILD OATS. THE RIVALS.
THE SCHOOL FoR SCANDAL, and LOVE For LOVE.
THE HIPPOTHEATR RON,
l. AND NETWORK CIRQUE;
ns ,S&I, S, SSM Sdy,IT I,Ss
EVERY AFTERN0oN AND EVENING
= crvr uorn,ysp'U RIS' THE EASTER HoIpAYsa
EASTER hTEipaSs AT a. EVENING fs Ara FS
TIE ENTlRE MAMMOTH COMPANY: r,,
EQUESTRIAN f fXMSAF Nfw sn srA AssoBAT'
IN BEWILDERlNG GALAXY OF
THE MARyELousLY SURPRISING
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
EVERY Arrrns5 5S$1 asB f sFESfE5 CHASE
ESTER PRoGRAMMaE..
NIRCUS.-BROADWAY AMPHTTHEAr
" TER, No. AS BROADWAY.
L. b. ..,..s...man>eee
BRILLIANT and VARIED FEATs Of HoRSEMANSHIf
CLOWNS BY al tn. f.TiHs Han aud LArHnoR
Repetition 6 s. n iSS III TEsPS e ACTS gTTssxxr,
Elegant Partisan schoel Of the Mensge,
FEARFUL ACR0BATIC LEAPS, .
By the most reckless Walters in existence with adverse
Of other % f i9a if:16St u h sshRSs sis
In all their innuiusrsSlo tricks and exercises.
pSSRi SPsp MsTs e Fos FAsLEs
wEES3S St.sD a' and SATURDAY, xFTERNOoNA
Commencing at ~ o'clock
NEW BOWERY THEATER.
~ or MRS EtT r. 1S SsEs. FRIDAY EvEA
Apin l. OIL "Ai POWERFUL ATTRACTIONS.
0h'Hy' comedy Il III DAUGHTER
Mrs " e. joins. F.sS I Hssss
Tho famous '''''' JERRY LEDREw.
"''A 49, SARAH THE JEWESS.
Mrs. W. O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WV
Box Sheet open
T1NHEATRE FRANCAlS.
i NIBLo'S CONCERT SALOON
SATURDAY, April 1904
First presentation OF
dramatic comedy in four acts By NJ vseqasShb ~
Mssdaples Hamburg. Bergeon NM ofa''ef fsy'' o"'
noor, Omen AZ IA; 10 commence o'clock precisely
Boz Office of the Theatre, No. ef' pfoaa"C.
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Hsssr A. HumLBur, President

EOIJRTU NATIONAL. BANK Of the CITY
il Of NETWORK. CAPITAL s5,oO0OO
Nv IN, authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury this Bank
is prepared TO receive sn6scripion..,i,o ths ,,
NATIONAL TEN-tORTY LOAN
issued under supplementary to All act snea an hc'
10 provide wsys and Means for the support oil the oo'e
ment," approved March 3, 1919
mi, loan is Redeemable amer ten, and payable forty
years date with interest at The rate o. I'VE per cent pei
the above must be made In a"in money
o IN. United States and the accrued Interest PAID IN Con
~ Ns,ionsI Currency ahdinr) fifty per cent premium until
further notice. oEoitph OAbih@ '''
70 N Boys1ou Assistant Cashier.
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WAN AMBURGH & Co.'S MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
- : - ' No, .' 5j va and 5ii BROADWAY,
open nom This HIS NJ MiK e SF ROYAL '
Is now in II.
TWENTIETH SUCCESSFUL WEEK,
TWENTIETH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
A the season ha, been one OF unpar 1eed prosperity me
Management from previous gement are compelled to
LAST WEEK BUT TWO
LAST WEEK BUT TWO
the New York public Will have Of visiting the largest and most
''Nea COLLECTION OF THE WILD
DENIZENS OF TIE FOREST
ever exhibited in i. ri, country The
LIVING GIRAFFE,
and beauty any zoolo deal exhibition Ia tho known world
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY,
with Elephants. Lions, Tigers Ponies Monkeys and Mules
FAIR TICKETS.
vi The TICKET DEPARIMENT of the FAIR will DO
Of Nr THEODORE MOSS.
Ticket. can now be obtained at the following places:
Box Office, Nailacks Thsatsr
c. J. BARKER, HAEnden's Express Ohee, no. ~ broad
e. O JONES No rs Cedar st.
No. 10 Aston House. Of Mr.. u '. RUsHTON
PRIoRs.-Season Tickets admitting to all Departments |"
all tunes except the Opening Night, %.
Tickets for Opening Ceremonies, 49,
Tickets for Tuesday day Of Exhibition, or wednesday h's
Tickets for Thursday Friday Saturday Of frs, week 50
cents. . ,,,,,.<, ,,,o,,n.y fl,
and continue two weeks. The Committee the right
10 change the rates admission from time to time.
Prices Tor the second week viii be announced AFTER e open
fhe l.i'. the fourteenth street and the
uh0H '''A' GEORGE GRIswOLD GRAY,
Chairman OF Committee Of Arrangements
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- PANY-NOTICE OF DNIDEND.-Soekhoiders Of the
Joliet and Chicago Railroad Company are hereby noen
states Trus, Company No. a. Wals Newlors until lnf
re, notire JOSEPH PRICE, Secretary
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OK PER CENT INTEREST.--CITIZEN
y SAVINGS BANK corner Of BoweIy and csnA, ~, OF y
EVERY DAY from 10 3 and on hoNDAf WLuNLo
nenees April l. 1904 Bank Books in Enssh' GERMAN and
French. ,zonop nor COW p,..,a.n,
grxrour A. BuECE Secretary.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.--Commencesa at "a.
Lessee and Manager,...........WM. H. WHEATLEX.
FIFTH NIGHT Of the distinguished American TTAgedisn
EDWIN BOOTH,
who viii appear
BERTUCCTO, A JESTER,
In Tom Taylors celebrated Play in three acts entitled
THE FOOLS REVENGE,
Which has achieved 9 decided
The cast viii be OF unusual excellence.
Gaeotto Manfred. M: Nansa
Guido Naatesta Mr. r.. IS. Holmes
Serahno Dell Aquila...............Mr J. W. Collier
Badassare Torelh ................Mr T. y. Ringgod
Cian Maria Ordelafh.............Mr J. w. Blaisdsu
Bemaio Ascolh. .................Mr G. De Forrest
Francesca Beutivoto Miss Ada Clifton
EioTdeisa Their hrst spPeGance) Miss Rose EytnSS
Brzita.. Miss Mary Wells
TOMORROW, sikh night Of EDWIN BOOTH.
In active rehearsal, THE MARBLE HEART
Seats secured sir days In advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01

MI MING STOCKS, as welfas all other kinds
sosS u seeurlies BOUGHT ard SOLD u oil the stock
= ss YOrk, Boston, Philadelphia &c, Or QherYss'
wei ss'a b. ALB EkI II. NICOLAY. Nc. " Wiiisn'tI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

You've THIEvEs.-TwO little boys abOu. ten years
of age, named respectively Thomas DOlan and Joseph
PsarmaD were before The Mayor yesterday for stealing
S24 from Mrs. John Drumheller It seemed that the
boys entered Mrs. D.'5 shop Broad street, on Fri
day, and stole the money from the till Pearman was
caught coon after the but no money found
on him. DOlsn, who rot arrested till Sunday,
stated during the investigation that Pesrman stole the
money and that be had # in bis boots while the officer
who arrested him searching him.
The Mayor gave the boys into the hands Of their
parents warning the latter of the certain evil
quenees that would result if they did not keep their
children more under their control and stop them from
running Wild about the streets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29
THE CITY

EIRE-0EE Memo CHILD SNOrHEsED AND ANOTHER
BURNED TO DEATH.-BstWeen eight and nine o'clock
yesterday morning fire broke out in garrett of a
house 18th street. two doors south Of Arch alley.
which involved the loss Of the lives Of tEo negro chill
dren the property Of Samuel Forsyth Tbs mother of
the children, who occupied the garrett Ioom had coca
sion rising early yesterday morning to use candle.
When she came down sars to go about her daily duties
she left of the children aged four years, asleep in
cradle and the other infant Of twelve month"; lying
In her bed WheR the fire was discovered the persons
Who entered the found the cradle, with the child
il contained almost entirely consumed aad the bed in
Light blaze the flames rapidly m1nicaing to the
roof Of the house. The infant in the bed though IN
touched by the FIRE, dead, having been siiaed by
the smoke. The fremen reached the spot room after
the discovery of the re and extingushed it in few
mOmsns. The 6:e is believed to have originated from
spark dropped by the mother into the cradle whilst
moving about with the candle. The house, which was
very little injured, belongs 10 the estate Of the late
Col. Geo. N. Darlington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

SEIZURE or TWO YANKEE SCH0ONERs.
A bold and successful adventure Vas recently per
formed BY twelve members Of the Fifteenth Virginia
Cavalry which resulted in the destruction Of two vAu-
able Yankee sodOOaIrs, and The capture of = large
amount of valusbes The parties proceeded down one
Of the rivers eup.ying into Albemlre Sound, one night
during the past week boarded the schooners and dis
armed the cIess. Bgh vessels were 'aden with coal
cotton and sst, aud all The contents were saved and
sold alter which the vessels burnt. The Captain
Of one of thsm was oEsvsd o, tine gold watch, four
hundred dollars 10 gold and 3 stout roll OF green
backs" The cargo Of one vessel realized $500 N
Confederate Gu teucy.
The schooners, it is presumed, had been proving
about the Virginia and NsIth Carolina waters buying
cotton and other yalUabes Il Is stalled that there are
some golden oppo tuaes offered TO annoy the enemy's
commerce IN the Sound.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29
EUROPEAN NEWS.

The appeal in the Alexandra came up for discus.
sion in the House Of Lords on March llih.
The FLORIDA and Federal slOop-of-war St. Louis were
lying 10 Funcba Bay when tbs mail steamer lett Ma
dera. The Governor OF Madeira reluctantly gave per-
mission to supply the Florida With coal. She VAS
ordered TO leave Immediately after coaling
The AustFO Pfusssn troops have advanced further
into Jutand Several engagements betWeen them and
the Danes have taken place. in which the latter are re-
ported to have sustained severe loss.
The Cabinet of Vienna, il is sa5, Issued circular
processing the readiness OF Austria to take part in
conferences and consent armisGee with DenmA k,
and eclarng that the AustriSns and PIusssns will
re from Ju pd If the DAses will eyaeuate Duppe and
Asen, will cease to capture German ships aud will re-
store the prizes which they may have made.
The King Of Bavaria died on March llth. lie is
succeeded by bis under the title of ludwig II.
Marquis Olanrearde has given notice in the House
OF Lords that he Will move for copies OF any CORE
spIndence with the Confederate States relative to the
removal Of the British OonSuls in those States.
The infant son of Che Prince of Wales has been
clustered with considerable IOny. He was named
By the Queen, Albert Victor o. r.sta Edward
The ATehduke Macmillan has left Paris Napoleon
has been particularly attentive TO him. He arrived in
London on the l2h. Toe Mexican prisoners in France
have given In their adhesion to M5ximliau.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

No LAROHT.-On Saturday, one Edward Yieksrs
employed negro, the driver of furniture wagon, to
carry three pigs from Rockets to the neghbOrhood of
The Old Market. Ga the way up town dispute arose
between Veksrs and the negro about tho price 10 be
paid for the job when the former beat The latter
Thereupon, the negro started eff with the wagon and
carried the pigs 10 his MASTER Charles Cabler and ex
planned the case to him. Oabler, being enraged, that
his negro had been beaten, took the pigs cut Of the
wagon and refused 10 give them up unless the full fare
was paid down. aud threatened to beat VCkers besides
The Mayor ordered the pigs TO be given up to Wick
ers, and bound Cabler over to keep the peace.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

DETEorivE IFEMs-Philp Cashmeyer, arrested some
time since for attempting to send letters North by
prisoner the aagOeGuOe boat, has been ins.ated
in bis position Of special detective at Gen. Wnder's
Office.
Augustus Syncoe the detective who was sent TO the
peniteatiary for shooting Emma Thompson, has been
pArdOned by Gov. Smith. Sending the worst criminals
to the penitentary now a-days is little more than
farce. The shooting of this woman, by this man, was
one Of the most outrageous crimes ever rpstraled in
aay Christian community.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29
IN CHANCRRY--In POwhatan Circuit Court

IN CHANCRRY I'm Powhatan Circuit Court
l. October tue 2sth, 1863
Charles Z. Lewis Plaintiff,
agAnst
James Harris In his right and guardian Of Edwin
Harris VIM Harris In his right and as admir- OF the said
Edwin A. Harris Virginia srrs infant, g. Lackl nd
Jones Samuel NJ Lakeland Warren Stsgg and Emily
his Wife, O. Augusta Lakeland stephen Avery and Bet
tis his wife. Defendants.
decding question as TO the rights
controversy Ia this doth adjudge order
and decree mr. Graves do state account
Of the def James Harris guar Ian OF
Edwin A. Harns account Of the administration OF
the def VIM g. Harris admir- OF said Edwin A. Harris
stating said sheW how much Of the accumulated
profits Of the estate said Edwin Hsr5 has ccrued from
lis the proceeds Of sale OF real estate and how
much the prso estate ak far a. practicable the
OF said parties heretofore stated and reported by the
omr the bals the accounts herein ered with leave 10
any party surcharge and ssy the same-snd that raid
Comr report said accounts With matter specially sisted
deemed pertinent BY HIMSELF which be required BY the
parties TO be 30 stated. Teste:
r. y. GRAVES, Clerk
The interested IT. the foregoing order Of Court here
by notified have appolned the 18th day Of APRIL 1894
for taking directed By said order, which day
they are required attend at the Clerks once Of PoWhhtan
County with all and other evidence TO enable
me TO do 80. n 1hAEo,
mh29-2AWt12ap Oom'r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJT. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS 0FRIcE,
RToHnoND Va, March %. 1854

RICHMOND, VA, nkfoh % 1854.
aEHHHAL Orders
The second and third paragraphs Of General Orders No. g.
Adutant and Inspector Generals series Oh oo are mere
IT. with view 70 facilitate the organization Of citizens Of
Maryland Into companies aDS nrovds s he
organise OF the Maryland Lne published In
General Orders No. above referred To- CAMP VII De
lahed 1T Staunon, Virginia. 10 be called lamp
and camp Hanover Junction, TO DO caeo VAmP HOW
ard" =, n, p..at.v y
JohnSon will for the present. occupy Camp Howard ana All
other Maryland companies squAdrons and battaons WILL upon
their written application be detached ~ &
pose Of being organized into regiments either camp Maryland
or 70 Camp Howard, as they may elect
mica were the commencement OF the war, native
or adopted citizens Of Maryland and who desire 70 join compa
b rsahle evidence OF their citizenship addressed and d.
recy 10 the commandant Of Camp Maryland or 70 the COM
Iin and AT their option will either assigned Maryland
companies existng provided the numoer 1amcien
ORGANIZED into companies with the privilege OF esctng COM
nam ooes And persons Low service In Maryland compa-
Mes who are citizens Of other States W upon he request IN
writing, accompanied BY proper evidence Of ne cAsnp DC
by commanding Generals 10 any company from their
own Btates In the army 10 which they belong.
" Upon receipt Of orders from this ONCE making transfers IN
are directed 10 transferred TO the camp des
mated In charge commissioned oce and they will forpsh
SouadronS and baaonS directed In the third paragraph Of
this order. =,
nov in the Confederate service will upon application TO either
of the commandsns herein mentioned within NE next sixty
days be enlisted the Line and At their option, as
signed existing Maryland companies organized Into he new
companies herenbefoGe provided for.
vii Major General E!ey relieved from me command Of ae
Maryland He WILL for the present. take Immediate com
mand Camp Maryland. Col Bradley T. Johnson viii assume
command Of Camp Howard. They VIII proceed mmedaey
carry cut the purpose OF these orders
Isiepsd1 8. COOPER,
NH 25-iw Adj't Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29
coNsCRPTs UNDER EIGHTEBE AND


ABOVE FORTY.FIPE.
correspondent requests Information as 10 where
s,nsoPts under eighteen and iOrsy five years Of
age required u report whether the call has been
made and the time aad place specified.
o. the l5.h inss orders 10 usd from the Office
Of the A6jatant General directing the Bureau Of Con-
scFipion PEOeeed to the enrolment under the 5th
section Of the acs of the last Congress- of all persons
between the ages Of seventeen and eighteen years. and
between fOsty-Evs and fifty years Those liable to
rOlment within these ages required, in the States
east Of the Mississippi river 70 present themselves 10
the Enrolling officers within thirty days from the time
notice shall be given by these officers in the district or
county in which PeFsOns Of this esss reside. Failure
to comply with this notice will subject the deAultsr TO
liability 10 be called into general service with the class
Of persons between eighteen aud forty i've, unless
excuse be given the validity Of which s TO be judged
OF by the Bureau OF Consumption. The notice required
to be made viii be issued to the EOFoirg officers Of
the counties, but has not yet been given.
While on this subject may add that oOnserpts Of
the ages rserrel 70 allowed the privilege Of or
gaAzing themselves into companies and eleetng their
sceTs il done within thirty days after the notice
Is issued By the Dstre. Enrolling Officers. Except
when ordered Oul for special ssrVce they VII have the
advantage Of remaining a. houe and pursuing their
regular avOcatons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29
7gE gUyBOA7 IN me RIYER.

TIE Yankee gunbOat which was siguAled near Bog
Island James River Friday, and at rst supposed to
b flag o. trucs steamer with another lot Of parOed
Confederate prisoners reported have gone up the
OhiekahOminy. She had white Gag with a strip Of
red beneath, floating at her mast head.
Il she has gone up the ChickahOmpy, the Office! is
no doubt interrupt the asheries that sire am from
which the people Of Charlie City and New Kent COun-
ties have anticipated obtaining large supplies Of food
at an early daY.