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SEVENTH STREET.
HIGH AWNING.
1863 :
FURNITURE.


FURNITURE
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Rockers
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Sidebsards, Wash
stands, Marble top Tables, Whstnots, and the
largest and greatest variety of Common Furniture
in the District which We determ ned TO sell al
prices that defy cOmpetitiOn,
COTTAGE SETS WALNUT AND OAK En-
TENSION TABLES, at less than present W hole
sale Pricea.
GILT FRAME MIRRORS AT LESS THAN COST
OF IMPORTATION.
How sekeepers and those contemplate to keep
house will find it greatly to their interest to call
and examine our stock previous to making their
purchases. They can save at lesst Is per cent. We
allow 10 per cent. on all bills of $50 and upwards
ii B0NrZ.
&C 81 lot IRepI 800 9TH street near l.
OPENING OF A NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
The reduced prices in Dry Goods only be
seen by calling at the new store, No. $50 Pa. av.,
lately occupied by J. P. Herman as 8 millinery
Enlistment.
Best Prints at IS and 30 cts.
Muslins 81 and so cts.
Delanes at reduced prices.
Ginehams, 37la cts.
French, English Merinos and Alpacas in graf
variety.
All wool DeIaines at IS cts.
Fine Biber Cloth Cloaks from so to so.
Ba morals from 1918 to Sc.
Superior Jouvin's Black Kid Gloves, 81.
BrOohs' Spool Cotton. warranted 90 yds.. IL &C.
Call soon at HERMAN q STROUSE,
335 Pennsylvania avenue,
3I-3ts between 9Th and 7th SITS.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

o X o q T STIN CHI
We. the undersigned citizens Of the LIST Wa d
take pleasure in announcing TO our friends a
and acqusintances that we will give grand
BALL at Temperance Hall for the benefit off3A
nohn Fl. stinchcomb, drafted man of thetkkA
Ward, OF TUESDAY EVENING, November LIST,
gagged for the occasion. and the public can rest
assured tn at nothing will be left unione to make
this the erandest entertainment of the season.
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and ladies'
Committee of AIraHgsn,ents.
J. Buell.. Alex Clements
8. 7. Crowd, Geo Harris
John A. Borland, VIM. II Hurdle
VIM. II. Stewart, D. +. Crump.
K. Bresnehan, 2. L. Calhoun
W. Riley. &C. Mansfield,
james Sullivan. Oc 81 IT.
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CRIMINAL Court. Judge Fister.-This morn ,
ing, Lawrence O'Conner, indicted LOT INC iaf'
ceny Of 50, was found not guilty.: ,.,,.,, Is
on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-31

THE MILITARY COMMISSION presided over
by General doubleday is back this morning at
their rooms, on street. between 18th and l4th
streets. The case of Hamilton Easter & Co.
and their clerks did not come up to-day, it
being postponed to Wednesday next, at 10
O'Clock, for the purpose of taking up the case
OF Col. North, New York State agent, who
was arrested in this city few days since, on
the charge of fraud in connection with the SOL
diers' vote of that State. The commission. at
12H O'Clock, adjourned to 10 O'Clock to MORO ",
when the North case will come up, which
promises to he a lengthy one. and may occupy
several days. In the Hamilton Easter Il Co.
case some thirty witnesses are to be heard for
defense.
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PERSONAL.

'VNH1S is TO NOTIFY ANYONE RECEIVING
L a Certificate of Deposit for $3.50 agains. Riggs
Co., Bankers, the payment has been stopped.
&C 3l-2t W. N. KNOX.
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Drawn Numbers Of Library Association Com
psnys Lottery, of Kentucky, Class Sj3 October
%, 1851:
13-lg-l24a-il-6Q-5O-
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Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany,s Lottery. of Kentucky, Glass 36i, October
20, 1864:
43-G-4s-l6-7i-6-s4-s2
FRANCE, ELLIS 4 W.
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DRAwN NUMBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE
- LOTTERY, Of Kentucky, Glass 81, October

Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lotter y
Class Gt3, October %, 1864:
g-S9-75-5D-26-45- l3-i2-69-73-ll-S5-43
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Drawn Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery
Glass Ola, October 70, 1864
39-5S-32.4g.73-66-4 5-s9-l9-64-7a-63
MURRAY. EDDY & CO, Managers.
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n~THE EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
uS and johnson Club will hold a re gular meet.
ing every TUESDAY EVENING at Odd Fellows
Hsn,ftNavy Yard,l at o'clock. All true lovers
of the Union favorable to the election of Lincoln
and Johnson are invited to unite with the Club
VIM. DIXON, President.
JAS. U. DUL1N, Sec. sep 90 ,T&StN6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
FRON FLORIDA.

A. last accounts from Florida the enemy had reached
the protection Of their gunboas a Jacksonville. Our
cavalry were still pursuing, continually bringing in
prisoners and had got within ten miles Of Jackson
VILE great many wounded Yankees are at Lake City,
some Of them severely Abou.tEO hundred prisoners
have been sent to ChslshOOOhes for present corfne-
ment. They admit being badly whipped and confess
tia: their army VAS greatly demOraized BY the late
battle.
Az officer informs the Savannah News that both armies
we're marching tOv Ards each other in line Of bite and
when each GkoOysrSd the other, they were not more
than mile apart The battle mme iiately commenced,
and for time was severely contested. Several of the
Yankee regiments fought With wire Obambered nuskets'
and a;ed vita greA; IApdity. The steady fire Of our
men soon hnned their ranks and troops captured
large number of their wire ohambered mu Ike 5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
RA7rogs FOR OFFICERS IN THE ARMY AND


Il appears that in some portions of our srmiss doubt
vet exits Of the passage Of the Law introduced in Cen
gress allowing commissioned officers Of thenavy raiiOns
Toe bill was passed BY both Houses Of Congress, and
approved b. the P.esidenL
The law provides that after the passage Of the act all
commissioned Officers Of the army and navy, whilst on
duty in the Hsld or tAlat 81 ell be entitled to one IA
ton In kind, the sAms allowed to priva.es.-
Commissioned ofhosrs Of he army are allowed to pull
chase clothng or cloth for clothing, at Government
prices all expenses included the privates to be first
supplied. The tesr purchasing Is required to certify
on homer that the articles purchased are for his own
personal use aud com orr and is limited to one suit per
year. "a well as to ore ration per day at Government
cost Of the ration.
The bill fue,hsr provides that no officer under the
rank Of Bdgsdsr General shall be entitled to forage,
or ecmnutatiOn for forage, for than one horse,
except when on duty in the field.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Feb. 20.
NIGHT sKssIoE.
The House was called to order at P. n, by the
Speaker, NJ. SHRTTEr.
A bill to authorize counties to change the places Of
holding their courts aud employing their powers, in
certain cases, was taken up and passed
On motion of NJ. BURWELL il was resolved that
Colonel George P. Kane of Maryland, be invited to
privileged sea: the floor of the House during his
stay in the city.
The minority report Of the Committee on Salt wAs
read and memorial from Stewart, Buchanan Co.,
was presented by M. GRAHAM.
Mr. HALL offered a resolution having in view the re-
commitment; Of the whole matter.
The previous question YVES demanded aud tustalrej.
The yeas and nays we're ordered, with the following
result Yeas nays IS. So the House refused TO re-
commit with instructions
Mr. BROOKE made lengthy speech In support of the
report Of the Committee Salt He said that no com.
mittee ever appointed had been more assiduous and
dlgent in the discharge of their duies than the joint
committee on sat, appointed by the General Assembly
Of Virginia.
On motion Of Mr. BUFORD, the House then Ad-
journed.
TUESDAY, March lst 1854.
MORNING SESSION.
This House was called to ordsr at IL A. n.
BILLS RIPoRFED.
bill 70 Rmeud and enact section T. chapter 81, Of
an act passed October Jlst 1885, for the relief Of in
digent soldiers aud sailors, &c.
A bill to provide for the education of disabled SOL
diers at primary schools.
bill to increase the rate Of pay for the tuition OF
Incl gent children at primary schools.
On motion Of Mr. SMITH, bill No. 1856, authorizing
the Governor to appoint agent to ascertain the
of all soldiers killed. wounded die by disease
cden In the service Of the Confederate aes from the
State OF Virginia was taken MP and discussed at some
length by Eessrs. ANDERSON, SMITH, RANDOLPH
and others.
The substitute offered day or two since for the en-
tire bill was rejected.
The question then recurring upon the original bill,
Mr. RAYMOND, of Marion, offered an amendment to-
wit: "all who have volunteered in the service Of the
ate Of Virginia who have volunteered or been
scribed Ia the service of the Confederate States which
adopted. Several other amendments we're made.
NJ DEANE moved to lay the bill on the table, which
rejected, and Mr. PENDLEr0N submitted the fol-
loving amendment, "bu. such lists shall not embrace
the Of any persons who shall appear serters
on the ter-rolls Of their companies" The amend
ment elected considerable debate, and was fnally
jected
Mr. TREDWAY moved to lay the bill on the table
which was agreed 10.
Senate bill No. So to supsnd the aes passed in March,
imposing taxes for the support OF government until
January, 1868, WaS, on motion Of Mr. BUF0RD, taken
up and, after l,nghy AMI elaborlts scussion, the
bill vas made the ecia order for tomorrow, at Ill
o'clock n, by vote of &C to A.
Toe report OF the Committee on Salt was then taken
up
Mr. BROOKE rose aud presented long argument in
favor Of the report ofthe committee.
On motion of Mr. PENDLET0N, the Chair was
Gated until P N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
TIE RAIDS OF TIE ENEMY-CAPTURE OF CON.
FEDRRATR OFFICERS.

FEDERATE OFFICERS.
GORDoHsvILLI Ma CHI 1.-The raiders are falling back
FROM Charlottesville the road they came. They
burnt Burrleys -four mill, ak mies from Onarlottes-
vile, yesterday.
The column Of the enemy which went to Ffsderok's
Hall captured at that point Col Jones, OAps De-
ment, CARRIER, Chanting, Page, WATSON and two Lieu
tenants They did US very little damage at Frsderick's
Hall. Rain is still falling.
SECOND DHsPATcH.
ORANGE y. T., March lSt-The enemys FAding par y
got within two niles of Charlottesville yesterday even
ing, when BeckhAm's Horse Artillery and Major Mason,
with body Of dsmOunted and furlOughed men, met
and drove them back across the RVAnnA River Their
camp hres visible four miles from Charlottesville
last night.
The party which went to Fredercks Hall tore up the
track but did not catch the train, which was signalled
in time to return to GordonsvIe Tho enemy are also
making demonstrations in cur front Such arrange.
ments have been made ought 10 ensure the capture
of the Charlottesville raiders
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

LUEAfIc.-R l.. BOhannOn, who some few months
ago was pronounced lunatic by commission de iuna
teO iHqUrsndO was en- yesterday before the Mayor on
the charge of stealing $40 worth Of paper from the
Office of the Medical Examining Board over Euker's
drinking house, on Main street, 9Th street.. 1t APP
pearsd that early yesterday morning, the negro, who
sweeps out the Office. met BohannOn comng out OF it
With the paper in bis hand, and tried to take away
from him, but no! being able to do go, followed him
dOan town. and, meeting with an officer, had him ar
rssSd In BOhannOns pocket was found key that IN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
ADJUFANr AND IssP'R aENLs oPPIoE,
RIoENoxp, Va, Feb. 1884. I
GENERAL Orders,

L following Congress pubAhsd the nfor
l. Joint to declare the meaning allowing
hospital Recommendations to sick and wounded officers
Resolved By the Congress Ct the Confederate States Ame
ca that the intent and meaning allowing hospital
commodaons 10 sick and wounded onceIs, "approved the
we're % cause 70 be furnished not only medicines medical and
other attendance and lodging but subsssncs sso Approved
g. the communication of hospital rsons
The Of the Confederate States Of America do enact
That the value Of aons Of the sick and Wounded
and Of all employees In hospitals be tired At such rates not
sgnAte Approved February 18th, 1864.
g. An act 70 ameod regulating the granting Of fur
The Congress ofihe Confederate statss enact
rhs. an act regulating the granting O. urSSs ADD discharges
and the sans hereby % ended as % ovies
diers sick Wounded hospitals iurOushs, shan
nded sixty days upwards which case the Bear OF Ex
II, 1854
IL Paragraph l. General Orders, No 60, I.st SERIES 50
granted roughs uclsss they likely TO remain unnt for mill
duty for sixty days. In which cas-. they may be furoughed
I'LL Hospital funds sccrue al hOspia-resimensl field
w. Paragraph VIII General Orders No. s. current SERIES
hereby revoked Rsons In kind uch Issued 70 soldiers
required Surgeon In charge the female attendants
In general hospitals. The raons Of all male attendants In
general hosda IN cities and toWrs will be commuted the
amount 70 be drawn by the Surgeon In charge and expended
v TIE committed value siOns Of the and wounded,
and Of all employees regmenta field other hospitals Will
W. General Order No. H. last series amended follows;
officers wounded In hOspita a,oDs will be drawn,
when required by the surgeon charge their value conmuted
at the price fixed In the preceding paragraph.
VIZ The last two preceding paragraphs will net have eject In
the trans Mississippi Department.
VIII The following Order published connection with para
craps VIII TX General Order %, 1s64)
the Mississippi Depa tnien beQnsing TO COM
Of the Mississippi river, will nmedty return TO
their respective In where such officers have
command unassigned any BY authority
the act Of Congress 10 provide for reDg octs OF
the army approved February IL 1884, will be taken BY the
ding that department. who will also adopt pro-
per meatures 70 ry into eject tn: sc orders.
Supplies e provisions Ia transitu TO aTsenAs armos
depo the OF operatives under the order
commanding officers Of the viii not be inerfered with
by officers Of other departments.
By ORDER
eigned) B. COOPER
mhl-1w Adi't and Inspr General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

A "RUN" on IHE ALABAMA TREAsUHT.-The Mont
gOmsry Advertiser says Treasury notes of that State
have greatly appreciated recently, and crowd focked
to the Capitol to paah eff their 800 Confederate Trea
say nOSs fer State change bills. large number ec-
dssvOred 10 rereA the operation on subs queat day.
but the S:Ae Treasurer hung out paeaId carly in the
morning with the words "NO Ohange bills given out
to-day" Gross impOsitOns we're practised on the Tr
sursr by persons who went in himself, aud then by
us.Ug others going in up the amount of small lis
from 500 to nearly IS, 900.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
siRILL PAGsEp.
House bill for the relief Of A. g. IDgrah m

SUSPENSION OF fAXks.
bill to suspend the law imposing taxes for the cup
pnt Of Government till the Sis. January, 1855, was
again taken NJ and considered.
Mr. BRANNoN supported, and hessrs. HUNTER and
MARSHALL opposed the bill.
NrHUNTER moved to lay the bill upon the table,
upon which motion the ayes and noes were ordered
The vote resulted-Ayes H. noes ~.
The bill was finally passed by following vote;
Ayes-Messrs Anderson, Bales, Brannon, Bruce, Oar
con- Christian of Augusta, Christian Of hiddesex, Cog
hill Coman, Day, Dickinson, billiard, Frazier, Garnett,
Garrison, Graham, Hart Johnson Keen Lawson, Lewis,
Logan, Lynch, Malone, Nash Neeson, Newman Of Mad
isoD Newman OF Mason, Randolph, Stevenson splitter,
Taylor, Wiley and Witten-s4
Noes-hessrs Armstrong, BAH, Dulaney, Guy, Hun
ter, Marshall and Tayloe-7.
ryder adopted with the bill provides that licenses
shall be issued but no assessment made. The passage
of the bill was conn mic Ated to the House.
House bill releasing Capt. VIM. B. Ball from the pay
msnt Of a certain sum Of money was agreed to.
On mo.ion Of Me- MARSHALL the voc by which the
substitute for the bill to provide fund abroad for the
use Of the State b., was rejectsd was reconsidered,
and the bill was then laid upon the table.
House bill to establish army agency in the city oil
Richmond, reported from Senate Committee without
amendment was laid on the able.
The report of the Joint Committee on Salt taken
uD and made the order Of the day for tomorrow at lit
o'clock.
resolution Of inquiry was adopted in regard to
making county levieg.
A resolution was likewise adopted providing for the
appointment OF special committee for reporting bill
amending the law passed Oct 3D. 1884, to further pro-
vide for the public defence.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

AR1DIcuLoUs CHARGE.-A very small, almost white,
mulat'o boy, giving his name as Henry Solomens, sp-
parently not more than ten years old brought into
the Mayors Court yesterday morning, the charge Of
stealing hog from one Peter Disney. There being no
evidence against the boy and the tcCuaatOn appearing
absurd the Mayor dismissed the case and sent the boy
to Petersburg, from whence it seemed he bad struggled
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

EH. JONES EXPLOIT IN EAST TERYRSSRB

,BR. JONES' EXPLOIT IN EAST TENNESSEE
In addition to the 256 Yankees captured in East Ten
Issee BY Gen. Jones, We lean that he secured 100
prsSs, is or 20 wagons qIandiy Of eOmmissary and
srtsrmas.6is ssOrss, large number Of small arms,
70 pieces Of artillery, and she entire camp 6qEiPage,
eludiDg the tens Of three regiments. Toe capture
made within Eve miles Of Cumberland Gap
The prisoners taken belong to toe sh, 18th aud l4th
negads) Tsnnssses regiments.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

FoR THE TRASs-MIsIsIrPI Mr. A s. Rose, to
whom indebted for Texas papers. viii start to.
day route for tbs Traas-Mississppi Department.
His periodical trips very useful to the Government
a. well % che people, and we wish him success
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
GENERAL AssEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE
TUHsDAT, March lat, 1854.
FfAyer Dy inc heV. Uf. UuncAIi.
HEV MENBHR.

TUrDAT, March lSt, 1854.
Prayer BY the Rev. DR.. Duncan.
HEW MKNBIR
BdgAder General VIZ Malone, senator elect from
the city Of Norfolk. to ill the vacancy OccAsioned BY
the resignation of WIN Taylor, z q, appeared, aud,
after the administration OF the ua oaths took his seat
az a member Of the mate.
eommun cation from the House, announcing the
passlge Of certain bil1 was read
Bin RKPORTKD
By leave, Mr. BRUCE introduced bill to iucOrpc-
rate the Confederate Safes POreslsin Company which
was twice read.
By leave. Hr. C0GHILL introduced bill to amend
the 9Th section Of The passed March sOsh 1885,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

EI-GOV AoORE, Of Alabama visited Selma, during
the late excitement th re, on account Of slerman's ad
vance, aud rendered the services of company Of VOL
un.esrs Of which he is a member. The Ex-Governor,
though enieebed BY age, is wiling tOtsach by example
a. well as preeept
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

JUDGH Lyons COURT.-In this ccu:l, R. Z. Foster,
charged with stealing gil 900 from the Confederate
Treasury, tried, tu; the jury not agreeing upon
verd Ct the case was continued till the next term.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
Dr. GoDDIN L APPERsos, AUcrIosEEAs.
AND ATTRACTIVE LAND

AND H0MEeTEAD FOR SALE
request cert qui AID by the authority
atng trust shall FRIDAY the 9TH day Of March, 1854
O'clock A. NJ offer for the premises at public
the highest bidder without regard TO weather TRACT
LAND in the county Of Hanover lying both sides OF the
Rchmond Prederksburg and Potomac RAILROAD between Rich
Ashland and about two miles from the latter place
and mile from Kbys turn cut This tract contains three
hundred and about onehrd OF which cleared
balance being well wooded and having upon IL good
Pine and Oak timber -
The land has improved, but h susceptible Of high
Improvement ana being Richmond and mmed
Atey the railroad could be very readily and cheapy i'm
proved.
There the premises good frame DWELLING HOUSE.
recently erected with snd passage each hoor and
double verandA In front and similar In the good
Kitchen three excellent quarters with three
eAch and al having brick chmneys Ice house, which
full Of Ice house, stables for horses and
wells Of fine both OF which well brtcked
well watered and we'll drained and encos d.
title TO this land s believed 10 be perfect but selling as
only convey with special warranty Possession
houIe be given wtha daJs from the day OF sale,
and purchaser upon the Land Immediately for the
purpose farming operations eha Cash, and the
balance and two equal secured BY deed
ThsaIes for 1854 to be paid by the purchaser
BENZ. POLLARD,
Trustees for Mary r Thornton.
p At the time and place will be sold all the FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, consisting Of the usual variety.
Reb. 70, lse4-td
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

SroLEx GooDs REcovERED-We noticed, on Monday,
that handsome cloth cloak had on Saturday evening.
been stolen from tie back yard OF the house Of the Rev
T. V. Moore, on Leigh street. above oh street. 0fcer
Kelly an Monday evening" found the cloak at the house
os Charles Jordan Miller, in Scream srsvle noted re-
csptacle for stolen goods The cloak was in bag and
concealed between two beds. Miller, when arrested,
said It had been brought to his house by three boys
named respectively James Roach, August HAfnsr and
John Grouse. The being heard BY the Mayor yes
terday morning. he sent all the parties on to be tried for
felony.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

TIE CoSTEDERAFE READING RooN contains list Of
the wounded in the late fights in Florida Il may be
found by those DESTROYS Of seeing H. hanging the
olttiida OF the room.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
Va. 4 TEN RAILROAD 90, ,
Lynchburg, Va, Yeb. Sd, 1854. J
A CALLED MEETING OF the Stockholders
Aln the VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY
will held the once Of the COMPANY, In the city Of Lynch
burg on WEDNESDAY, the mini day Of March next
BY order Of the Board Of DLectors
WIN. II. HUGHES
Secretary.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
PRESENTS: That we, the subscribers
being the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com
pAny, do hereby onstltlte and appoint
and lawful attorney and proxy, TO represent
each In all general meetings OF the Stockholders OF said
Company, when not nay sn with full power
authority at such general meetings TO give such votes and
do other each Of could give do We
personally present.
Witness hands and seals, this day
Of ,1S
WHH.- J"n
un]
" Bylaw "Proxes to represent stock In their general
engS only valid for the space Of two from the
date thereof Gmhi-sl VIII Ii.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

locked the door Of the Ofce BOhsnbah gave two sx-
plantations Of how he came BY the paper saying he had
foundi aod had bought 1t long time ago from soldier
Hyerything that nowadays cannot account for,
he gets from soldier.
The Mayor cent BOhAnDon on to the Hastings Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

Tie City Council Of Lynchburg have adopted a reso.
luton TO inquire into the s1pediency Of establishing
city slaughter-housl, to supply citizens with meat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

BuRsLARY.-The Office Of DR.. Cunningham, corner Of
sth and Franklin streets, was broken into Monday
night and robsed of number Of OvercOatI and other
property Of value.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

AsILvER FoAK.-oaicer Perrin, yesterday, arrested
James, slave Of Abraham Warwick for having silver
fork, supposed to have been stolen.