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4 N ORDINANCE AMEND

AN ORDINANCE AAIENDA-
"A TORY Of Chapter XVI Of IN Ordinance for re-
E!.!nE md consoldamg the General 0EdinaE ces Of he
Ekae01o- @ ~
6zcxios /. That Section three Of Chapter TWENTY
The Gac5at Ordinances ofthe City Of Chicago p4ss~
ust9ner ~ ls63 be go tae eane y hereoy amend
Qpo9 hls bat Or car, With tha word licensed. and
nanos5 Of hs license painted thereon With white r.
sutcken opt and the following word tn1eEtel ins:ead
thtfeol: shall EeAr = white metal badge u2oa his
hal, cap, Coat OF outside G2rmsat with the wofI.
sheweboy No. -' euErA!ed thereon fn letters aud
hRures not less than one-el1hth ofan Inch In Btz.
effect ron and after January lst. 1S6s,
Pissed Dec. 18th 1A3
Approved Dec. 9th, asss.
Attest: a.B. RlCE. A.vo--
a. Il. BouxAas CIV c1Tk. dstpssr6s
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DIu9t3ntntfc Item

D4R4VAAAk4S AAC1A6e
NEW Yo1K, Dec. a3-Despatches from Washing
Ion saJ Il Is positively asserted that Mr.. Adams
will Tet1rn home IN tho spring, and the friends Of
Secretary Stanton arc proposing that hc be sent 10
ftfa4
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Ii sss = dns % aer s1a1 1sIn oonaa, ~ 1aieo ls1 aud
nj stieh" sanai hondI t3a; - :fr';si;*.... ;s;;
1ES3 dne hftcr 1Stf t,nreuiEtsrs +oA +A4e
Iii. & Mich. eanal bonds. iniSd iS1-:.:i' ii; ..i'
iE.a. due afttr $50. rectstcrnd. a1to
III. d Mich. canal louds, dateu isii and
1853. cue after lst0, unresistercd. .........
ILL., 4 Mich. canal bouds, dated 1Si7 and
1bS9. Que aIIef !sto. registered. ...A-.......
Ill d Atich. canal bonds. A.5 csch, due after
1SdN. Int. payable In New 10rE, nnTySt1..
III. & Mich. cdnal bo1tts, Gz5 eac5, due after
1SsO. int poyAtlt In New 4oEE, rfEStru,$
Ill. 4 Mich. canal bonds. E225 each, due after
1s1Q, Int ayablt tn London, unrEstr1.,
III. 4 Mich, canal bonds. f211 each, due after
ls3p, int, rayablo in London, rrstfd
ri. & Alich. canal bonds, Esol each, due after
ltTp, int. n1yable in London. unrcktrd.
III. d Mich. canal bonds. 500 each. due aftsr
IStQ, int, parable In London, frStyd
III, 4 Mich, caual bonds !E100 each. due nftcr
ITO, Int. r1ayabIe in Lopdop. unrxatrd.:.
, 1865-12-29
Ql)iifo9o Gril>nne.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1865.
CITY STATISTICS,

We publish this morning our annual review
of city af1asrs, embracing, We believe, larger
amount Of local statistical information than
was cvc7 before presented In q single Issue of
q unNsn1Der.
, 1865-12-29

WAsHxoTos, Dec. .9.-The Navy Department
expects Capt. Scmmes, Of Alabama uotoriety to
anne here to night. Preparations have been made
for bis custody at the Nary Yard pending his trial
, 1865-12-29
From Fortresx mnurt

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 2S.-Ths westher for
the past ten days has been thick with constant
galts.
Mrs. Clement C. Clny has arrived from Washing
ton to ytalf her huaband
, 1865-12-29

TC. II. SCKIFEN q: CO., Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn slreef, are authorized
Agents 10 receive advertisements 4 for the Trl-
bune, and all othcr leading papers throu9t1-
out the Unttcl Stntes md Cnuudn.
, 1865-12-29
HOLIDAY GOODS.

JOHN RANsAT'S MALT IsLAT sCoTcu WHISKY
MEHAE'S IRISH WHISKY.
BOURBON AND RYE WHISKY.
PURE BRANDY, PORT AND SHERRY VINES, for
medicinal purposes
HEIDSElCK 4 cos CHAMPAGNE
BRASplEs, Imported IN bottles, Of yintaRes from
lS31 to ISIS. For salt By L. READ.
bs63 net 70 Wabash avenue.
, 1865-12-29

Ongfs-EIecutton Of the Eorcf.n Cat-
TIC importation Act-Persoua1 Itcmx-
Internal Heycnue-Thc Geo Trial
Claims Against the War Department.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune]
WASHINGTON, Dec. g.
CHIEF Justice chase In conversation yesterday, is
reported 10 have said that If when holding Circuit
Court, he should find The case Of The United States
e.. Jefferson Daris On the docket, be would pro-
coed with the csEe the eamc as any Other hut that
he should certainly hold no Circuit Court in Yir-
gtnia 60 long that State was under military r,lle
In accordance With The net Of Congress passed
with view TO The prevention Of foreign diseases
among cattle with rs, the Secretary OF the Treas.
nry has Issued circular TO custom officers apd
agents Of The Government, In forcEsn countries
calling 1he1r attention to the fact that the Law Is
still IN existence, and that the importation Of beer
entey rrohbci co;ieeot. aud easoa anu em,ne Ell.
GERS Wall therefore sivo no permits 10 land these
questvd to explain Inc object Of ths sct and Iseu.
| ntton 10 sll concerned In their vicinity.
Secretary Stanton and Gen Graut were c1oseted
asz asa19 7sscy sE VII y knsS 5S essasn ,
been appointed Collector Of the Second COLLECTION
District Of North Caroliua, and Gen. n. T. Benton.
Of Indians Collector OF the Flrst Revenue District
Receipts from internal revenue to-day arc about
"A: D. Richardson, Juntus Il Browne, and WIN.
ers ~ S.nIsi,r.v 81 ,nn1T . M. muS "e!e ptson-
fhc s,,n.unmcS .:;,no.eo ts T. 1uas, at aEe among
ihe cssa ~ T:ea ,hn ~. ,1 1T ~ oosslue9t ~
,Tscn Th T. oIr a.S Gst q that
kx Ni1;tasr t:n1mf,sJnn m eis1s ~ ~ Il. y,
n17snnnrn S''N''t' VI e'iatees u cruelty 10
# hsyinc bccn oencr.,1r onh,,eh.a .,,. 4A
oasd rlai11s nca,nst thc W.r m,4 a. eaat sne III
r. I'm T1f1 n1n e. y ,an ~ ~. Al1oaa
nseertsfrri f1,t thcse ri,n, N ~. ~ ~ osen
1hnt. 11@ 'as'' ~A''A'7 W uo' anloGsat 10 1ali
$@ Two t,,cetcr of +ho r-d,,- nrn..,
~ .sjI;Iarr 9a ~ 'nc VIE department Is u7Eed
" ni'n'a's "eu'
1uha, c..-.-.---,
AAeoeA oo1fase& IN AlG1nndFfa-PctI.
ton from tile Loyal peopic--Contit- =
tfon Of the Freedmen fl. Yt-.~t,,Fn-
The Schools. crons. ppd roha,. G.,
.o,,,-r,n,ta.. 80. r ~, A"of ots.
A1o1a s'en* Ahonans.
Especial Despa sch to the Chicaro Trihnne1
w.s,,vorov ~ 10
rbo ,o&., ... ~. 80
.osai Peopls VI A'e4and1a arc peltio1lnS
oen. Ansci. commanding The department, for m
additional mi1i:ary force in that civ tn nro,ecs tbo
against the out.ares of rctnrre5 rabo, se,t,", 49,
7@hcv ,cr-escn, H., - T. s. aso teoEs sololcta.
.ee1A '10s ~ 10 o1nRe1ous aof Union mcn
10 pase along The strcets q. night. Many Of the,
most prominent citizens Of The place are nctfro nj.
fha I,f.,-5,, ~ C.H,aSt s ~"- 7'eAauof1a 70
He u'et'e' VI eounpta. 3hey seem to fs1r the
1esut OF RECONSTRUCTION IN V1rrfnfa and arc letes-
mined not 10 eubmlt to The Yebel rufe. They tlint
loo, that tho Prosperity Of hcIr civ viii le r1eati
entunccd If one or two Of the adisernr ron,f;ss
made part OF lhe district Al tne sccnritT II wnnid
give would be the mrars of hrsnTnr ,.t = MSau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
AUCTION SALES This Day.

BY CHRISTIAN, LEA & CO., 6S Main street.
A n EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES, Ii.
n QUORS, &C., ATAUCTI0N. --0n TUESDAY,
25th instant we win sell at our sales ROOM com.
mencing at 10 o'clock,
Herces Cuba Sugar
90 Bbls. Yellow do t
10 do z. r. do.
8 do Extra Refined Yellow Sugar .
do "C' Sugar
10 do. "B" do.
10 Sacks Rio Coffee
10 do. Lag. do.
Bbls. MOlasses t..
5 do. Syrup
80 do. Rye Whisky
20 do. Vinegar
10 Baskets Champagne
80 Kits No. Mackerel
90 do; No. . do.
% I-Bbls do
so fBbls. No. 1 and . Mackerel
80 J do. Mess Shad
% Kits do. do.
25 Bbls No. / Mackerei
% do No 2 do.
100 do. No. l Henrlngs
500 Boxes Scotch do.
Bag English Walnuts
l do. Almonds
% Dozen Brooms
% do. Buckets
90 Gross Backing
90 Dozen Buckets, various sizes
100 Boxes Soap, different qualities
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
90 Gross Parlor Matches
Bbis. Pure Coffee toasted
10 Boxes Black Pepper
% Pounds Gum Camphor
90 Boxes Pearl Starch
Bbls. Dried Apples
10 Gross Fig Blue
10 Boxes Indigo
5 do Durham Mustard
10 do do
90 Gross Stove Polish
20 do. Chalk Crayons for Black Board
10 Doz. Axes
10 Doz Axe Halves
20 Gross Clothes Pins-Gne quality
90 do. do. do. common
8 Cases Ladies Shoes
do. Gents do
90 Pairs Shoes Stout suitable for farm hands
10000 Cigars
ALSO
Fine Lot Pipes, various qualities
Fine Lot Gentlemen's Hats
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ALSO:
VIII be added and sold at u O'Clock
&c dozen Linen Duck Towels,
81 Snow Drop DOyles,
pieces Scotch Diapers,
Irish Liren,
pure Linen Table Cloths, 8 and 9quaIters,
9 Loom Dice ga,
3 bleachea Bsinsley Damssk, ga.
c., /. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25

ANDERSON. Verdon. Hanover county July
2ist. of typhoid fever, F. FULLER, son Of John I.
and F. A. Anderson in the 10Th year OF his age.
SxIrH.-In King William county, on the 18th
instant Mr. JANIS B. SMITH, formerly OF this
city, in the 50th year Of his age.
KEssNIcH.-At the residence Of Mr.. Dickman.
In Henrico, Mr.. JOHN KEssSICH, aged 90 years.
LEK-July 2lst, of dyptheria, at the residence
of her mother, in Manchester, RKBEccA 5. LEE,
Youngest child of /. G. and r. r. Lee deceased,
aged wears, months and IL days.
EcKARr.-At Camp Jackson Hospital, on Fri.
day the 2lst of July, 1856 of typhoid fever, JOHN
r. EcxARr, in the 45th year of his age.
R1cE.-On the 9th Of November, 1853, at his
residence, near Richmond, Mo-, Col. JOHN RICE,
formerly Of Farmyile, Va, aged 40 years and III
months. Hs died in the full assurance Of Chris
tisn hope. Col Rice has been dead more than
eighteen months, but such has been the condition
of the country that there has been no mail COM
muncation, and no opportunity until recently 70
inform his numeroSs friends and relatives IN Nlr'
gnia Of his decease.
wusoS.-On July sd, GEORGE @. WILSON
aged q years months, wife Of Ckas. h. wilson,
ofmsrly of Manchester, n. Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
RICHMOND, July Gath, 1855.

r. FOR TEE INFORMATION OF ALL CON
CERNED, I DESIRE TO STATE
Ia. That, at the ensuing election all citisenS
Of VIRGINIA are EMIT ed TO vote who have resided
within the corporate limits of this city for six
months preceding the day Of election, and who
have taken the franchise oath prescribed by the
Legislature OF Virginia.
81. TIE franchise oath may be administered
by the Commissioners at the polls but any No
rARy PUB &c ia authorized 10 administer such
oath. and the following in addition 70 those al
read announced will administer it free OF charge
JOIN NJ. Francisco Main street, between 18Th
and 18th; 4. b. STAREE Main street, between
f4th aud 10th Herbert TONPKINs, A. A. HUGHES
aud JoHS ". NAURT.
81. Every voter must vote within the limits OF the
Ward ia which he sleeps. BY City Ordinance, the
Wards are located as follows. JEFFERSON WARD,
East side Of l4th street to the corporation lines
North and South; MADISON WARD, West side Of
l4th street 10 East side 4th street TO corp ration
lines North AID South MONROE WARD, from the
West side 4th s rect, 10 North, South and West
bounds of the corporation limits.
4tb, The election takes place To MORROW, and
Il is urged as q duty, that all persons entitled, go
10 the polls and record their votes. This il
specially important now, in view OF the fact that
the city ordinances have all TO be revised, new
Tax BIZ 70 he framed, and measures inaugurated
10 restore the city 10 It's WOnted prosperity.
10 the FRIENDS who have, interested themselves
in nv election 70 the MAYCRALITY, l desire 10 say
that ] must rely upon them for my success. l
hare not the means to employ HACKS, RUNNERS
DRUMMERs, &C., 10 influence voters and bring
them 70 the polls. have done what | could
Now I is for the People 70 say whether or an.
other shall be elevated 10 the honorable and re-
sponsible position OF MAYOR Of the CITY OF
RrcHNoNp. ~ \. STURDlVANT.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
THF DRY GOODS TRADE.
The Philadelphia Ledger says:

LIE fHHauelpnla LeuST say'
The dry goods market though not TO be re.
ported active, yet shows a general buoyancy Of
prices. Il appears to ne the present policy of the
commission agents to hold goods of the market,
which course has its effect In an increased
strength of prices. The high price OF cotton and
an expectation, somewhat general among manu-.
facturers, that the present price Of raw material
will be continued for the present year at least Is
the chief cause OF the present frmness; a. the
same time, considerable confidence ia felt that the
South will want, daring the next six months,
large amount Of fabrics, producing compare.
tive scarcity Of goods and possibly yet
higher figures. Under this expectation,
thee has been a certain amount Of specu.
lative demand since the opening of this
month, which has helped TO strengthen prices.
The merely nominal amount Of our exports OF do
nestle cotton goods, deserves the attention Of
manufacturers The total shipments from New
York since January |, are only III pkgs.i for the
same time Of 1861, the shipments were AZ $50 pkgs,
and Of 1850, 60 465 pkgs. Our supply of cotton is
now about one-third Of what il was in 1850, and
yet our exports Of fabrics are only about one.hfth
one per cent. OF the exports at that period. Why
is this How Is Il that We are permitting foreign
manufacturers to take from us our entire foreign
trade in cotton goods Is IL because the high pro.
tective duties have so enhanced prices that we can.
not compete with foreign producers The demand
for brown sheetngs has been active during the
week, ana prices OF ledulnB iudheS are hDOut ~.
higher. Bleached shirtings are scarce and gene
rally frmer, some Of the leading brands being 24c.
higher. There is nc particular change 10 note in
stripes There s more demand for heavy denims, and
sales have been made at moderate advance. The
best Qua tiles Of cotton fannels continue very
scarce, and are sold ahead. The woollen trade is
more active, and prices arc generally assuming
more fiImness. heavy cassiu eres are in good de
mand, and the balance of summer goods Is almost
entirely closed out. Satinets have sold largely at
advanced prices for the finer grades and the stock
of desirable qualities Ia very much reduced
There is as yet no important movement in foreign
goods, it being early for the sale of imported
fabrics. There is, however, some inquiry on the
part of jobbers after samples and the indications
are that the season will not open late. The i'm.
ports ut New York for the past week show slight
decline those of the corresponding week OF last
year.
The exports TO foreign ports for the same time
show large decrease upon those Of the same Pc
Rod of the last two years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
LETTERS,
MONEY PACKAGES,

LII lEANEt
MONEY PACKAGES,
AND SMALL PARCELS
TO
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
MACON, GEORGIA,
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA,
MOBILE, ALABAMA,
MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA,
SELMA, ALABAMA,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
yICKsBURG MISSISSIPPI
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA,
AND TO WAY STATIONS ON TEE
CHARL OTTE i S. C. RAILROAD,
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
GEORGIA RAILROAD,
MACON & WESTERN RAILROAD,
ATLANTA & WEST POINT RAILROAD,
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD,
SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
ALABAMA & MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
ALI goods shipped by the Adams and Harnden
Express Companies, and marked to the care oil
Southern Express Company, will be promptly for
wa-ded to destination.
Freights shipped by steamship to our care will
be forwarded by Express without charge for COM
mission or drayage.
If orders are left at our Office goods will be call.
ed for and forwarded by first Express.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
COMMERCE. OF NEW YORK.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, from the
tables which 1t constructs from its own weekly
and monthly reports, shows that the foreign i'm
ports into that port for the year ending 3Oth of
June last, decreased s75,ls1,772. These figures
represent the foreign cost of the goods in gold,
freight and duty unpaid. The average OF New
York Is about ilyeeighths of the whole imports OF
the United States. If corresponding decrease has
taken place at other ports the total for the whole
country will show q decline OF over one hundred
millions. Dry goods have fallen of about $685.
100000 compared with 1864 general merchandise
about s39O00,OOO, specis and bullion s2OOOOe.-
The per centage of difference is greatest in the i'm
ports of dry goods but the falling of In general
merchandise is also far greater than was antici
pated The revenue from customs has relatively
increased, from large proportion Of the imports
having been thrown upon the market during the
wear. For the fiscal year the customs revenue
amounted to s6l,l69,479, az linst s77-bO6,2ol in
1864. These sixty.one millions have been COL
lected on dutiable value of one hundred ana
forty.three million dollars.
The exports for the last six months OF domestic
produce, given in currency values was soSl
767. free goods s634S95 dutiable 9 1902 specie
and bullion sI79l5,759i a total of -
against sllsO2S, $50 in 1864, in which there were
twelve millions more Of specie exported. The
Journal, commenting on this exhibit says:
ave hope that the current six months from
.Jnly first will make q better showiny than the
earlier part of the year, and tn re are some indi-
cations of such result. We do not look, how
ever, for total to equal the corresponding figures
in 1864, even making allowance for the difference
in the value of currency. The shipments OF
breadstuhs should improve, and Of course VIII be
larger, if the prices should be low enough to war.
rant brisk export demand. No one can expect
large outflow Of produce at high prices as there Is
nothing in the necessities of foreign nations 10
warrant such q demand. If, however, there
should be very heavy importation OF gooos, aI9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
WTAsMINGTON EDEC 4.

WTASH1NesTON VI h ID q a IL
w STITU IT L, WASHINGTON
D. c., Established rs a refuge from QuackeTy and
Imposition, by L. 7. LEON, NJ. D.
DR.. Leon guarantees scientific treatment and
radical cure Of all acute on chronic diseases,
especially those arising from Se!f-abHSe.
Ghe lengthy practice which the DOct-r has had
in the treatment of those complaints has made
him thoroughly acquainted with every symptom
which may arise, and HIS recent discoveries made
in their treatment justiies him 10 bidding defiance
10 all competition IN their cure.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately cured, and
full vigor restoredl
The Dr. has made wonderful discoveries in treat
ing and miraculous CURES Of Diseases Of the
Lungs, Heart LipeT, Kidneys and Bladder
WeGIneSS Of the Back, Structures Dyspepsia,
PdlpitGtion If the Heart InpOiercy IHroluTtdry
Discharges, Nervousness LcHgOur LOlr Spirits
Timidity, Trembling Confusion IF IDEAS Dim.
ness Of Sight or GiddiHeSs, and all these ter.
rible disorders arising from Solitary habits Of
Youth, rendering life miserable.
YOUNG MEN who have injured Themselves by
a loathsome practice INDUCED in when alone,
habit frequently learned from evil companions, or
at school. the effects of which wi totally unfit
them for the duties of man, and if not cured de-
stroys both mind and BODY, should not neglect
their case ere it he too late. Apply Immediately 10
the Doctor, as he is the only one who win warrant
q CERTAIN CURE.
DR.. LEON would caution oil who may be suffer.
ing to be careful of whom they confde in as a
physician, as the country is filed with qnacks
iBlpOstOrS and shoppers, whose only abilities are
for deceving the unwary and leading asiray the
unfortunate, instead Of bringing them ogain into
the social paths Of society.
NO CHARGES MADE IN CASE OF FAILURE
All diseases of the Scalp. Hair and Skin cured.
For further particulars, address, with stamps
E. T. LEON, NJ D., Washington, d. C.
Consulting Office, 400 Pennsylvania Avetue
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
HEADERS DISTRICT OF RENRICo,I

HEADQRs DISTRICT Of HENRICO)
OFFICE OF Tx ASSIST PROvOsr MARSHAL.
Richmond, Va. July s.h, 1866.
[CRCULARl
Notice is hereby given that after the l4th inst,
no UNaUZZLED DOGS will be allowed to run az
large in the city Of Richmond.
AT the expiration Of the time above mentioned,
the Chief Of Police will take such measures as he
may deem necessary 10 rid the city OF dogs not
muzz!ei. By command OF
BIeyet Mai. Gen. TURNER.
W. W. BECKWITH,
Captain and Assistant Provost Marshal.
Mr.. J. n. CROFT Chief of Police, Richmond.
HEAD'oas OFFICE CHIEF OF PoLIcEl
Richmond Va. July S,h, 1865.
In pursusn Of the above order, fine Of three
dollars will be imposed on all valuable dogs
found az large an I unmuZzled; and said dogs will
Do kept for tWenty-four hours. and if not called
for Within that time they viii be disposed OF.
!. n. CROFT,
jyl0-lw Chief OF Police.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
CO.PARTNERsHIP.

MATHEW BLAIR, late Of N. Blair & Co.,
WV. II. POWERS, late Of Winston & Powers
rNHE SUBSCRIBERS have formed Co.
i PARTNERSHIP under the style and firm Of
BLAIR POWERS, for the purpose Of conduct.
ing a General Commission Busfs
ness, and viii give prompt attention to all con.
signments Of Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Wheat,
c. m and all other kinds OF Country Produce.
Being thoroughly familiar with the merchan.
disc market We will also give careful attention TO
the sale Of Groceries, Oils, Liquors, Fertilizers,
Brown Cottons, &c., &c.
Having had many years experience in the busi.
ness In this city, we feel sanguine of being able
TO manage with satisfaction, all business entrusted
TO Us.
All orders for Groceries, &C., will be promptly
executed. Our place Of business for the present,
is on Cary street, just below 18th street.
MATHEW BLAIR,
jyll-d2w VIM u. POWERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING......JULY IS, 1865.
rN1KERsrrY OF - roRK

The winter ssssi n Of this institution Medical
Department. will begin IN the city OF New York
on the l6th Of October and be continued until
the lst Of March. DIT. John W. Draper is Presi.
dent Of the Faculty embracing thirteen eminent
professors Of Surgery and Medicine. The adyan
tagos presented at this University in clinical in
struetiOa. practical anatomy ard the privilege Of
access to anatomical museums etc, are unsur-
passed in this country The fees for the winter
course amount 70 SlI5. Letters ehciting full In
formation mas be addressed to Professor Draper
lO7 East Fourteenth street, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-25
STRAYED Or STOLEN.

STOLEy.-My stable at my farm, on the
- night Of the 9th instant was broken open, and
fine bay brood MARE stolen therefrom with
saddle and Bride. The Mare has a bIsLed face,
white hind feet her eyes show a good dea Of
white around the balls. She is rather low In or.
on her left shoulder, &C. S. c." She left young
colt. A liberal reward will be paid for her return
TO me In Richmond. JAMES N. TAYLOR,
jylI-3t Corner Marshall and Ninth reefs.