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BRowN's BRONCHIAL T,

-" BR0wN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES, ~ -
These Lozenges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for aueviatine Bronchial Affec-
tons, Asthms, Hoarseness, Coughs Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. -
-, Public speakers and Vocalists -.Es.'
Will fnd them beneficial is clearing the voice
before speaking singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having 9, peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech. nh29-dGwtf
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The GOVERNMENT TBURIAL-GRouND.-Cap
tain Moore, who has charge of the burial of
soldiers IN this city, has issued the following
order; -.--.--
SIN order to prevent the unpleasant odor
caused by the removal Of the dead from their
graves, and as a sanitary meas ure, no exhuma-
uon will be permitted at the Government
burial ground from and after May !, 1864, until
October /, 1864"
This step was found necessary as a sanitary
measure; and Capt Moore deserves the thanks
of the community for his attention to the health
and comfort OF the living as well as his regard
for the secure repose Of the "braye departed"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JEwELRYi JEwELRYl JEwELRYi
Only One Dollar! ss
At the Dollar Store ABS Penn. avenue, near ~
street. ..a An %. Of
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SPERMAfoRRH1A cAs BE CuREn.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cifc cures Sptrnaaforrh0a, Ssnainal Weakasss, I'm
eject. ss of II tSs
gin convince the most skeptical Of its merits
Price 81 box. Bold BY =. q Ford, corner llth
Cook. AleIAndriA. 1A6-1Y
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DI. DuPoHT's Su usar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the gerry best ts .ss They operate speedily
nauses upon the most DELICATE stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their sxPeyiorify ocer all
llth street and Pa. avenue Washington, and Henry
Cook, AleXAndriA. ..-. ts6-ly
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% DEMoyAL-S1MUEL I. DRURY. Attorney
h AID Cow1ssiloV at Laio.5 has removed his Office
TO No. $50, opposite west wing City Hall.
Ap a. fw~
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CHARGE OF RoBBING BLIND DooToR.-A
young man named Charles Lemon, was before
Justice Boswell on the charge OF robbiHg W.
s. Woodbury., a blind doctor, who has his
office 1T room 81, Washington Building, corner
of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
of twenty -eight dollars on Thursday last
From the doctors evidence it appears that
Lemon and a woman named Margaret McCar-
thy, came to his office on the day In question
for the purpose OF purchasing a stove-they
being on the eve OF commencing housekeeping
While there they all got to drinking, and even
tualiy they remained all night in the doctors
room Before retiring, the doctor got a friend
TO count up his money, which amounted to
eighty three dollars, but he subsequently dis
covered that the roll was not as large as when
he put it away, and he took 1t to q friend who
could count but fifty five. The parties moved
the stove and paid for ii. and after the doctor
discovered his loss he accused Lemon. and
the latter promised to make it good, but failing
to do so, the doctor procured a warrant, on
which he was arrested by officer Vernon and
taken before Justice Boswell, who committed
him To jail for court.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING. Pleasant rooms and first. class
For gentlemen only. Terms $50. ap2s-3tF
pOARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, can be oh
- tanned by families or single gentlemen, at
taken. by early application at 374 9Th street,
New lork avenue. ------ - -. ap 2s-3t.
GUNNER BOARDING. few good B0ARDERS
- can find pleasant rooms and good board at the
horse cars Terms reasonable. Those wishing to
tax rooms the lst of May preferred. Inquire at
the house. ap 33t* /
ROARDING-Georgeto few gentlemen, or
- gentlemen with the wives, may secure pleas
ant rooms and good board from the lst of May.
street Georgetown, near Frederick street. 1t
commands . view of Arlington and Of the Poto-
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN can obtain board in a
- private family in Georgetown. References re-
CURED Address Box 80 Georgetown Post Of6ce.
8 ap DIST u !, .-sE.l..-..9 .Eg EaaIan
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BAwDY HoUsEs.-The Grand Jury seems to
be acting promptly on the suggestions of udge
Fisher as TO the propriety Of indicting parties
renting houses to be used for bawdy purposes,
as yesterday morning the folio wing appeared in
court and gave bail for their apprenticeship.
Marshall tor renting house No. 500 10th street,
Mary Heisler, for renting house on Sd street,
below Maryi land avenue; John Aenney, two
cases for renting houses 301 ID street, and 533
18th streets and True Putney and Hesler A.
Putney, for renting house 479 18th street. Loul-
sa Myers, 30l ID street, and Margaret Mundell,
18Th street. indicted for keeping bawdy houses
have also given bail. I-#
ODD FELLOWS LRvKR.-The Grand Encamp.
ment, /. O. o. F., will hold their grand May
leyee on Monday, May 2d, at the hall of the
Order on Seventh street. The Executive COM
Ynittee embraces the names Of gentlemen with
whom all who have been in the habit OF at
tending these Odd Fellows parties, are IA
miIiar; and II is therefore safe to assert that
most delightful party will be given. The va
rious committees have been industriously at
work in making such arrangements as will be
satisfactory TO all. a-Eaa aasEs
Found DEAD.--On Wednesday, an infant ten
days old was found dead IN q bed, In the house
OF its mother, Mary Anderson, colored, In an
alley, between L and III and 18th and 18th
streets, Second Ward. Coroner Woodward
was potined, but declined summoninE ajury,
as there WAS NO evidence that the child came
TO lis death by foul means.
To BE RExrENpED.-Yesterday the SURVEYORS
were ipspe cting the ground and making the
necessary p,eparations for the extension or the
present .erminns 70 Mount Pleasant hospital,
about tTo thirds Of mile beyond. This will
be great COM eniencs 70 the travelling public,
and without doubt prove O source of profit TO
the company.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.

VAITABLE LOTS On sr sxdRsfSfAAAyEhUE L BE
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at AZ
o'clock, on the premises shall sell, part Of Lot
on Virginia avenue, between AZ and sth streets,
usland drumming back, an average depth Of Us
feet If desired it will be divided into three Lots of
about u feet front, each. " r. Frf
Terms: One.third cash, the remainder in six,
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
of trust on the premises. = n
Conveyancss st the cost of the purchaser.
ap2sd tRep.l 9. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
500 DOZEN Extra choice Cosnae and Roehells
Bourbon and Nectar Whiskey, Clarets, &c, re:
n aiming of the stock Of 3. Cromelien & Go, Ein
DAY, 18th NAV. ct 10 O'Clock. The same may be
examined at their sales room, No. 393, Pennsyl.
apps VIM L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts.
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nY J, Q. MEG UfRE & co.. Auctioneers. -

FRAME HOUSE AND LeT on AZ STREET III.
On eATURDAY AFTERNOON, April sth. st
O'Clock, on the premises we shall self par Of Lots
betveen sonth d and n streets, and running back
120 feet to an alley, With the improyements con-
sietpg of . two story Frame Dwelling House con
tanning six rooms, with cellar. under rent at 30
= Terms: @ @fwo-th;rds in cash. thu rsn,;,a.. ., .,x
monns, with interest. secured by deed Of trust
on the lrefnises -'T~"Er u" : -. '-'---
Conyeysncea at the expense of the purchasAr ;a
ap.N.u 10. MCGUIRE d CO., Auets
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RYJ,o. Mc6U IRE { 90. J. Aucsioneers.- :

PIREMPTORY SALE OF LOT ON NORTH NJ ST..
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 3D. ct haif-
past Sly o'clock on the premises, We shah sell Lot
"a feet inches on north NJ street. between 9Th and
10th streets vast, running back l2o feet to foos
alley. and containing $50 square feet, u -
Terms: One third In cash; the remainder In six
and fweiye months, with interest, secured BY
ap:S -. j. Q. Goa tiRE 8 Co, Aus.s. :
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HOUSES FOR SALE. - s.-s-s-r,- "a
III A Corner Lot, $50 feet front on Pa. av., CON
tanning q 500 square feet of ground, improved by
stores, Offices, and residences is one Of the best
locations for a hrst-class hotel in washington.
The whole of this excellent property can be pur-
chased for Sl25, 900 cash, balance on long
4 6ne Brick Residence on x St, sppo. Franklin
Square, IL rooms, Is by l33 It to 20 foot paved al
ley, stable and Carriage house.. --- s 10 900
Desirable Brick on llth ST., near Pa. av., Is
Brick Residence on L ST., q BY Isl, 10 rooms,
IS by loo, rooms -. 1000
g Ieems". Div. ... - . @ w. 800
sround .eS - .r. - 1000
One on sth it,, 6st. and sts, Is 81 Us, ~
Tso Irsnss Oh n st., bet. 4th and 9th sts, Is -.
BY l3o, q rooms, each l,leV
building Lots In al Il psEts e ths fsty.
SIT I. MITCHEEL q BON Real Estate broksrs,
ap4-tMl . q g. ri corner PA. 81. Ead iota at.
EoK RENT-With or Without ,Beard. an,s!sel-
u lent p PAKLOR and several well furnlsAee kEp.
ROOMS, At $50 18th street, WithiH hyer MINUTES
walk of the KirkWood House, Willards1 and the
Patent Once, Post once and Treasury and State
Departments. The location. IL, unsurpessed IN
Wsshinstpn. No Children In the house: de E-tf
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

- TOWN, d. O.-Pefsons who would wish to pur.
hase stock Gf the Corporation Of Gsorgetown. d.
can obtain some on application to WILLIAM
LAIRD, ESQ, Clerk Of the Corporation.
ap lsd3w ~ saEr.4sl pIus-es ~
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NOTICE An pessssenMs ss ~ having accounts with the
to make an early settlement. They viii end the
books In the hands of W. II. CLA0HrT, ut the old
stand
All persons having accounts against the firm are
requested to present them for settlement aplSlna
IOURNAL OF THE DISCOVERY .OF TIN
y Source OF the Nile. ~ Capt. John Spoke;
spn FRANCK TAYLOR,
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DRoOKyILLE ACADEMY.- received
- at any time and charged from date Of entr Ance.
Address R.'K., BURNS
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LNOR SALE-The MATERIAL of the Persever
i ance Engine House, including bricks, lumber
May Sd, at 10 o'clock a. M, to the highest bidde
fer cash to be immediately y torn down and removed
by the purchaser. .
an I-4tr HENRY LYLES, President
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TOR SALE OR RENT-A irst-rate two-story
FRANZ H0TsE co c9ntsining . nass nine rooms, TO-
choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, plums, cher
res, grapes all ofthe best selection; with pump
excellent water in the yard; the corner of and
18th streets and Penn. avenue east. For further
particulars call at residence No. SIS.
ALI h CARROLL
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RY WIN. B. LEWIS CO.. Auctionsers. - :

J. o. ModUiKE CO, AuctioneeFs.
BUILDING LOTS AT TIN CORNER OF NORTH
n AND TENTH STREETS - :
On MONDAY AFTERNOON May 2, at 51s o'clock.
the premises. shall sell Lots No. l. 10, IL and
18th street west between T and q streets north.
and 135 feet. 4 inches, on Vermont avenue, at the
yided into convenient Building Lots. ri ~ =.
Terms: One third in cash. the remainder in six,
and twelve months, with interest secured by dAed
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances st the cost OF purchaser.
ap27-d J. O. MCGUIRE co. Auots.
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~ J. Q. MoGUiRE & co, Auctionesrs.

FURNITURE OF LADY pEcnInIne uore,
a.e'. KEEPING AT PUBLIC sALH: -
On MONDAY MORNING, Nay 3, cons.aencins at
10 clock We shall sell. at No 374 IOts street.
between and n, small lot of good Housshoid
TIrnitpEs, Wa,nn. e e%rRIrfsieeg. rI5iS eg,. w.u. -
Cane Seat Rockers and other Chairs,
Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Dining Table,
Bureaus. Washstapd, and Oh amber Tables
Brussels Parlor and three-ply Chamber Carpets.
Feather Beds. Bolster 6 and Pillows, ,..
Hair and Husk Mattresses, =. - .-.-- .. o.. .a
China, Glass ard Crockerysare, Girandoles,
Window Curtains and Shades, ' '#.'R .-..
Cooking e and Chamber Stoves, ".'tt#E s...
apT.d JIC, MCGUIRE &c 90, iAucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

QUEES VicFoRIA WRIrISG Book "A few weeks
ego, the Ccburg Gazette, which is the official journal
of the petty prucpality Of slx-CobOurg- GothH, OF
Of which the late Prince Albers brother is sovereign
announced that "Queen Victoria is engaged in writing
TIE memoirs Of her life and Tires" There was rumoF
among literary people across the water tina. her Majesty
put her thoughts into print many years ago. 1t is ssid
that the s publication from the royal pen was suss
in 1884, when the Princess Aexlndris Victoria was IN
her sixteenth year. Twas a small volume Of poetry
mere pamphlet-aud was only distributed amongst the
immediass members of the Royal circle. A copy was
sOi at the sale OF the library of the Princess Elizabeth,
abou two years since.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11
FROM TRANS MISSISSIPPI.

sEsAroBIA, May Z, via Mobile, May s.-on the au-
thoriiy of the Memphis Bae.in of the 9th, 2.4oo OF
stselss troops had arrived at Little RICK; the bia7ce
were rs miles out Steele's loss was heavy. He had
destroyed his train lost nearly all his artillery, when be
was followed by Marmlduke. Gov. Flanagan was at
Brookhaven.
Reports on tbs authority of Col. o. T. Oayer, who
crossed the Mississippi river on tue Ssh with despatch
from Smith to Tom Taylor state that Banks was shut
up at Alexandra, and that the Confederates were be-
low cutting off his supplies. The Yankees were trying
to dam up the mouth of the river at the Falls to get out
their gunboats.
AEoTHER DISPATCH.
MERIDIAN, May s.-Steee's army, 5000 strong, sur
rendered to General Price at Camden on the 2Sth ut
and Gsneral Taylor demanded the surrender OF Alex
andra, where Banks forces are fortified. The result
was no. known at last accounts. q
The enemy temp ing to ge their bOat' over the
rapids OF Red river.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

FIRE.-AbOut half-past one o'clock yesterday FIRE
discovered to have broken out ia the upper portion
of the residence Of Mr.. Chas w. Aleu- on 9TH street
between Grace and Franklin streets. The alarm being
raised the fremen promptly repaired to the spot and
extnguishsd the flames before they bad gained much
hesdway The FIRE, which is believed to have been the
work of incendiAry, first applied to chlds crib
filed with clothing in garrett room, and soon commupi.
Gated with the roof. The lOes by the fire is slight,
amounting only to the loss of the clothes and the bu
ing Of ole three feet in circumfeiencs in the roof
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

An 0LD AooUAISTAScE.-A dsserter from Buffers
army came into lines Chester yesterday morn
ing. On being brought 10 the city no was recognized
. Henry West, pressman, well known in the nevs-
paper Offices here lie told Geo. Winder that he left
the COnfederaey to buy Trating materials for rome
Newspaper Office in RchmoLd and that finding it i'm
possible get back here in any other way, he had en-
listed 10 the Yankee amy for that purpose. Those
who knew him here say that having enlisted as sea-
man aboard the Confederate gunboal Patrick Henry,
he deserted and went to the enemy. He was commit
ted to Castle Thunder
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FaKDsRcKsBURa

This toT', ever famed for the hospitality aod ref e
mens Of W people, to say nolhi Of the beauty Of lie
wOns1v ilh, Dung TIE prOgcssl Of The var, has uu.
derg fry osdesl vas ;ain, loar0, OeCup ed b.
the advance Of Grants amy on Suntay evening
Though the 6nest as Es as the bumbes resdllces Of
the pl,os bear the marks Of Yankee shells-and the
mos; beautiful grculds arc waste ougd her sOcs
and 5ass hters e1es and refugees,slu The proud
spirit Of those who remain IS inVucble. Grant may
apply the torch to their tOnesteads deprive them 4
bsaad, but be vii still find that the men and women,
and the children o. this proud old borough" in
diversity in prosperity Arsua to Virginia and loyal
10 The South
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THH C1TY.


CHARGxo WITH MuRDER.-Yesterday morning par
a examination vas had before the Mayor. of the case
of Thomas Boyd, the sentry who shot free negro
named Henry Anderson, near the Dauville Depot, on
Sunday evening las.
MIR. j. Farley, swisehmsn on the Danvills road,
witnessed the affair aud was the principal witness Tor
the Commonwealth. His testimony on the direct and
examination was confused aud COL hcing. The
sum of is was that he heard the guard (ths prsone)
twice order the ngro to stop aud show his pass-on.e
near the bridge the next tins when the negro had got
on the Depot platform, some twenty yards further
When Hrs ordered to sho his pass he said ne would
DO so when he cane back; when ordered the second
tme he stopped, and turning half round said the same
thpg and then tho guard shot him. Witness could NOT
tell how far the negro had moved after frat ordered TO
halt, or what time elapsed bstween the order to halt
aud the shooting. Il might have bsen minute, or
four minutes or more. The negro showed no DISPOSE
ton to comply with the orders of the guard.
Toe Sergeant who had posted the guard on The Dan
vile bridge stated that their orders to permit no
one to pass the bridge without the PASS of Maj Tacoti
or Mr. Young
In the absence Of some Witnesses the case was con-
tlusd ill the lsh and the accused admitted to bail in
$500
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11
CONGRRSSTONSL.

In the sinate, yesterday, NJ. Wig'all presented a
lengthy exposition of the lines of demarcaiion between
the State and Confederate Governments Nothing else
Of importance was said or done.
In the House. the only item of special interest was
the passage of tbs bill e1emptng railroad materials,
rolling stock, ~, from duty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

The wounded IN the engagement yesterday nsaEAkeH-
rvs Bluff were brcusS. to city last night and
Rockets They we're carried to che hospitals and will
receive at the hzrd Of the surgeons in charge the kind
s..entiops {, which they are entitled.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

G60O REWARD
COOO RsaaWay, from the sabIsber, Liberty, Bed
ford county ED ofA9d tso negroes JIM and ELLEN
recently Purcaased OF N Jhn y TsAfero Of Gull
pepper couny Wherethey DOUBT their way. Jim
% Year, Old dAfk complexion, 5fel inches high,
has been In the army, and will pass hs M Cd as the
Vant ossr. Had with HIM eRvsly boots soldiers cap
faced with red sOueh ha overeOa j>eket blue eoih
military frook coat, blankets, &C.
Ellen thirty years Old, bright complexion, and
good looking had with her Whensh let PLAID lnsey, black
striped prnng calico, black hood, ba kets, &C. Leayug
child she came ffom inddce her sop see
The above reward will be paid 10 the currency II dev
cred W Wiusoa Joncs, Rchmont, myself Lib
erty, secured 81 get them; $3.50 for either
JOSEPH P WINSTON.
myS-2sS4E Liberty, Bedford uneoty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

ROBBERT-L asst Saturday night the grocery and COM
mission store Of O. A. Baldwin L Co.. on 18Th street.
between Main and Cary, was broken into by thieves
aud robbed Of bag of coffee thre, kits of mackertl
and other goods The burglars broke into the cellar
ON the rear, aud s.cted entrance into the store
through trap door.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

300 REWARD.
Q1OO The above reward will be paid for The arrest and
delivery me, any iaor, of my WINSTON, who
made his escape from hosse, Nelson county, Va ed April
1854
brown; about 30 years old.
dofdonsvle supposed VIII
attempt 10 make his ape BY tis point.
Any extra trouble will be Amply enumerated BY
MAYO CABELL,
sp2I-atg or WM d. CABELL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

V1hO1N4h AN1H1 hOGNOI
AT
OLD "O0LUMBIAN HOTEL"
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS establishment is now being re organ
Il upon extensive PLAN and gresty 70
tribute hoped the convenience comfort and relief OF tie
Virginia troops.
In connection with It Il conducted
d Distribution Of Army Supplies
contributions Of food clothing hospital supplies
Virginia soldiers hcers when consigned
Agent received and forwarded expense
parties Also,
n Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from the field
ALSO,
WAYSlDE INN
Al which all INDECENT soldiers and officers Of the Virginia
troops when passing through Richmond uough leave
iuniBhed with lodgvg aud su,h subsistence
tons Us the Agent may be abls to provide
tpi5-c2w Virginia Army Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS FOR MILITARY
SERVICE

COLONEL HENRY HILL, Psymaster Gen
" ers OF the State, appointed BY the Governor to TAX
charge OF and settle all claims snst the
States military service supplies furnished without expense
10 the claimants will forthwith establish Office al Rch
mond for that purpose.
soldiers OF Virginia who have been be dis
charged disabled the service Of either the Stale
States all widows and orphans Of such soldiers
may killed 1ed In service all sol Hers
service hAvpg special claims (other than OF pay
against either the State Confederate States
fom their peculiar position attend In perso
their Colonel HILL Richmond, for collection nee
cost.
All pei sending claims will be careful TO give the nl
tcuars name company esiment Brigade date OF els sn
be stated, and power OF attorney properly authenet
authorizing Colonel I'LL collect and receipt for the hs
he may with promptiud ard dispatch.
The intervention Of paid agents for claimants viii In no
be permitted being the object Of the Governor 10 protect
Ties against them.
By command.
ap1-6tdAclm wM III. RICHARDSON, A. q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11

NOW READY
IN And for sale at the
Bookstore Il the Publisher,
MOSgIs, Rehnond,
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARCILLERY.
Complied nom The stand ud military authorities for the OF
the Confederate Stites army,
By MILO, A. W. srARKE
This Is recommended BY M0r General EZey and Adja
An aud Inspector General Cooper and authorised to be pub
hshed BY the seeretlryof Vas.
Recently published
GENERAL OBDERS,
Pre- N War pargn for 1868 under the authority
Of Adult md Inspector Gener r. H. p Robinson
Of the Adjatant and Inspector GENERALLY Once.
II and will BE- p10llshd kb-utt1e LIST My prrximo
LETTERS To TdE OFFICERS IN TIE ARMY,
Proposing Constitutional Reform In the Confederate Government
after be present BY John Scott Esq Rauque>.
Orders Addressed 70 the publ sher enclosing The price, win be
ptomp " TsSPonielto. A. NORRIS,
APIS -1F Publisher.
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OFFICE Va. VOLUNTEER NAVY CO., }

OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY Co, I
RICaMOSD 18th April, 1864.
N0TICE.-The Books of this Company will
opens: as his Office Main and llth streets,
the i9h inst for limited Increase Of The eapal stock
subscription prics al50 nd s. nOte will received
a. payns ntuntu firtlei r. tee.
The ships s eed careful Sr present purpose and
also with eye the SLrryng trade sitter the
Since ooang tie b. the l6h int information Of
gratifying shurceJ5r h'n even that previously nimaied, has
6esn received by % directory.
b. TSes Of The Board.
sAML J. HARRISON,
az 19--2R President
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

GoLDsBoRo, Nay s.-The expedition to Newbsrn re-
turned Sunday morOing. We captured 6S prisoners.
Our loss slight
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11
IBIsD VIRGINIA CAVALRY

TIE fcl,vag Let ofmsu5als Of Company F, 81 Va.
e4v4ly, CAP I'd by the enemy a, Todd's Tavern, on
IO.h irs,a g has teen sans TO US for p1biicaiiOR;
Capan Cbri5isl Corporal Nli', PrivA.ss Akin
son, Jr " Bar0c.., A Ellison, james GuOn, AlIheus
Clark, snd Pc Yates Estas LipsSOnb, RaehG. T,rrin-
lite ard Young.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-11
OFFICE VA. VOLUNTEER NAVY co,

RICHMOND, April 2S-d, 1864
THE BOOKS Of this Company are open at
Il The compaBs oes ferc, and a. the fooWing places
Ccs q Joha r DANIEL Lynehburg D. B. Dugger,
Thos Brsnch son s1d Hinton Daan Petersburg; o Nc
Cay, Angusa; Dia5sn Johnston, savannah; and w. Dan
can, Alsnte, Ca; james NJ Auidon 3cbue, Ala.
sHAREl- $40. Pa meats Ia dollar notes received until
further notice SANUEL J. HARRISON,
ap93-lOt President