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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-22
ING AeII WIHk9
TO FAIRFIELD DISTRICT

Az HAAh1 414@O O4oAO1OIs
From the front of Columbia, General
Slocum's command moved to thele across
the SslHds and Broad rivers, to the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad, and DESTROYED
that for thirty miles. Chestham and 8. D.
Lee, with twenty thousand men from
Hoods army, were reported by Fitzpatrick
as crossing the river at NeWberry, and
General Slocums idea was to prevent g
junction between them and Hardee's
Charleston troops. We pushed rapidly
on to Winnsboro, the capital of Fairfield
district, where it was expected the rebel
cavalry would give Us fight. They were
knownt to outnumber Kilpatrickls command
two to one. Wade Hampton, Wheeler
and Butler were in command. Fairfield
district is wealthy. Forage began to roll
in; more meat and brsadstufs than 7
saw at any one time during the Georgia
campaign was brough to the roadside day
by day. 1lE-zs -zs -7- ri-aiFo -7si =-1l
GENERAL sLoCuM SAVES wIEKsBoRo.
General Slocum double-quicked the ad-
vance of his column into the village Of
Winnsboro TO save the town from the torch
of his fOragers. General Pardee's bfigkde,
of Geary's division, was in advance and
every effort was made TO beat the strag-
glers from the grand army into town.
They were not successful. The town was
pilIsged andsei on fire before any organ
lied body Of troops got in. All officers
turned their sttsntion to the FIRE, and al
rested the progress Of the flames. Generals
Slocum, Williams, GeafE Pardee, Barnum
and all worked with their hands, burned
their whiskers and scOrched their clothes,
to prevent the repetition of Columbia
scenes. Nine or ten buildings were burned
on the msin street before the fire was stop
psd--at the hoase1 Of s Mrs. Prope, said
to be the property of 9 man in New York
city. Gasrds were posted at every house
IN town, aud other fires were quenched as
they burst out. Unfortunately the church
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-22

with near two thousand inhabitants. It is
on the Great Pedee river, and al the Ltsi
of steam navigation. Here NE captured
twenty-five pieces Of artillery, among
which was thirty-tWo pouuder Blskely
gun, with the inscription: ITO the Sover-
eign State Of Carolina by citizen abroad,
March 4, 1857
We also captured twelve cars, one loco
motive, eighteen tons Of powder, several
thousand bales of cotton and a large sup
ply of stores. In the hospitals we found
about two hundred prisoners. A few
buildings were on freWhen we entered the
town, but the fire was confined to them.
We burned the railroad depot and build
inna - !.
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q. S. 7-sO LOAN

By authority Of the SECRETARY of the Treasu ~,
the undersigned has assumed the General subseriP-
tiOn Agency for the sale Of United States TreaIu ~
Notes, bearing seven and three tsnths per cent hG
terest per annum, known as the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-22
aNnslfaI austrnmeuts.

CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufsctu-
\ Jrsrs of Grand, Square, ard Cottage Uprisht T
PLANO FOOTE'S, 5-- -s
No. 726 BaOkDWAY, NEW foaK.
Each Instrument war snted ave Year,.
At Wholesale and retail Is per cent. less than tn,
Bame class Piano elsewhere. ..urE
Dsaleis VIII do Wsll to examine our Instruments,
~ send for catalogue isssssoi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-22

building Of the Episcopslisn society was
destroyed.
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
Citizens of Winnsboro told US that Mrs.
LunderdAle, rsbid secession woman, set
fire to her own property rather than have
It fall into Yankee hands, snd so destroyed
the property of her neighbors.
oVER REVOLUTIONARY GROUND.
From WInnsboro the left wing marched
TO the Ostswba river, striking it at Rocky
Mount ford, the scene of one of the South
,CaroIina skirmishes during the Revolution.
Rocky Mount was one Of CORVALLIS line
of outposts. The CstsWbs here is about a
thousand feet wide, and runs through a
very billy country. A pontoon was thrown
across, and the 18th Corps hurried over.
The rain, we feared, cut of Gearys divis-
ion, and the troubles increased. The red
clay made heavy mud and plenty of it.
No idea can b3 formed by outsiders of the
difficulties of the Catswbs crossing. VS.
CONS we're hauled down the steep hill to
the pontoon, dragging leads Of mud by
the axles, the wheels not moving, artillery
horses houndered, and cannon stuck fast.
Virginia csmpsigners said it echpsed Stat
ford Court House. When the crossing
was made, the ascension of the hill was
Just as difficult. Two days were spent by
the 20th Corps in this labor through the
mud. The history of the troubles Of the
18th Oorps Wonld fill volume.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18

TEE Par RoLLS.-The close Of the war
ma led " q more careful examination Of the
pay rolls, aud the amazing fact turns up that
We have mad all along pay roll Of one mil
lion, ne hundred and twenty-five thousand.
Tbi. is the very largest number in the SER
vice, n a-y capacity, AZ any time during the
var. But il is said the list includes every
bydv rom the officers to the boy who BACKED
TO vfhcers' bOotS-frOm the generals who
.. .ane6 and fought the battles to the numer-
Gus chaps ..hO SPENT their tune in making
SUNNI sreeches. Of men actually under
arms, il is DOUBTFUL il il any time We had
more than 500, 900.
Al ofhc.Al from the Department few days
Gaee, Intimates that the army is TO be re-
diced 70 $50, 900. This being so, We see
$4,000 men are % be turned from the pub
lie udder 70 obtain sustenAnce elsewhere
IL is an immense accession Of dependents
AID labor seekers 70 q cOuntry-and will be
seriously felt in all departments of trade and
business.-Troy Press,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF COMPfRoLLER or Tue CURRESCY;}
W.sHIHGToS, May 9th, 1855.
UTHEREAS, by satisfa tory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned II has been made
TO appear that the National Bank OF Virginia of
Richmond Va, in the City Of Richmond in the
county of Henrico and State OF virginia, has
been duly organized under and according to the
requirements of the Act Of Congress entitled An
Act to provide q n tional Currency. secured by II
pledge of United States bonds, aud TO provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approx
ed June ., 1864, and has complied 18th all the
provisions of said Act required to be com nlied
with b fore commencing the business OF Banking
under said Act
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clarke Comptro'
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
National Bank of Virginia, OF Richmond, Va,
in the CIty of Richmond. in the county of Henri
co and State of Virginia, is authorized to com
mence the business of Banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of office, this ninth day of May, 1865.
IL. S. FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
HpoR,s MILIrAaY CONMANDER. J

HDOR's MILITARY CoNMANDER,)
RICHMOND, Va, April 9th, 1865.
GKHKR1L OHDIBs(
No. Z
Until further orders. no Spurious. Vinous or
Fermented Liquors will be sold in this city, nor
will any be allowed q be brought here.
ANY person or persons violating this oder will
be promptly arreS ed by the Provost Marshal Of
the district and sent 20 Castle Thunder
By command of Brigadier General DENT.
apps VIM. H. POWELL, A. A. A. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, J

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,)
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BASEs,
WAsHISGroH, May 9 1855.
II il hereby certified that the Nat onsl b nix vi
Virginia. OF Richmond, Va Banking AssOcia
ton organized under the Act -. provide a Ma
tional Currency, secured by . pledge OF United
States Bonds. and 10 provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June 3, 1861,
having complied with the requirements Of secti n
40 Of said Act, aud with the regulations of this
department made in pursu 'noe thereof has this
day been designated as Depository Of Public
Moneys, except receipts from Customs and by
virtue Of such desig nation will al.o be employed
as .nancial Agent of the Government
F. +. SPINNER,
myl5-2m Treasurer L. s.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STALE OF VIRGINIA,

OHice over Mitchell IL Tylcr'ss
NJ. rS MAIN STREET.
THIS COMPANY has yet q good capital left
J. from the elate wreck. and have resumed
busin, So at their new Office, No. 1903 Main Street,
first floor -bJve Mitchell q Tyler's store.
The old iriends Of the Company and the public
are requested TO call on them for insurance Is
heretofore.
olicy holdfrs are hereby notified to bring their
policies promptly to the Office Of the Company
and have them endorsed good Tor prop-r amounts
In current funda
JOHN L. BACON President.
VIM. II. CHssrIAs. Secretary.
RIcHAosp, Nay oh, lS6S.-Sm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STAETs, }
DIVISION OF NATIONAL RANKS !

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STAETs,)
DIVISION Of NATIONAL BANKS, ;
WASH NOTION, 6ay 6, 1868.
Il IL hereby certified that The First National
Bank Of Richmond, Virginia, q Banking Asso.
citation organized under the Act ITO provide
n ;ational Currency, secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, and TO provide, for the cir
June 3, 1864, having complied with the require
neDtS Of section % of said Act and with the
regulations Of this Department made in pursu.
Snce thereof, has thisday been designated as
q Deposit Try of Public Moneys, except receipts
from Customs, and by " rtue of such designa.
ton will also be employed as Financial Agent
OF the Government,
F.. E. SPINNER,
mye Treasurer u. 8.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18

pt O00 REWARD is Offered Tor the
Sl@UUU recovery Of the coupon B. nds
listed below, and propOIti nately for any portion
thereof. They were enclosed with other papers,
in two glass jars, and were stolen in AUelis
county on the day or night Of the 22d of April
last, It Is believed, by negro boy and two wo-
men. The public are hereby warned against ira.
ding for them as payment will estonped;
Two bonds Of the Chesape Ike and OHIO Ca1ll
COMPANY of Sl,tOO each, Nos. 2S9 go, in favor of
VIM. D. B air
Or two nds of the State of virginia, for the
benefit OF tn Che apeake and Ohio Cunrl Com
psuy. Nos. 2Sa go 10 favor al Wm. D. Blair.
Twelve bonds Of " like J 1 for $50 eseh. No
225, 22S to $50 inc usive and 39i. 299.
Five bonds Of the State Of Virginia OF 81, 600
each. No 2232. 7O75, IL l67 1885, IL ,4t5.
Upon the delivery Of the bouds to Lewis g
Harvie Esq, Of Amelia unity, or John D.
Blair of the city of Richmond. the aboVe reward
viii be paid by JUDITH g. tLAIR.
my s. 2aw3W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18

DERSONAL.-Rchard Rodd, boiler ma
i ker, who left Richmond, Va, November,
1869 can hear of his wife and children by I'D.
dressing letter for her to the care of
j. CHESTER MORRIS. N. D.,
mJ8-3w 1853 Spruce st., Philadelphia. Pa.
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RRIGADIRR GENERAL " Z. pENT.

HDQR'S MILITARY COMMANDER,(
RICHMOND, Va, May 50, 1855.
GENIAL ORDENS
No. 5.
Hotels will ne allowed 10 furnish their guests,
at table. wines ale OF porter by the bottle
Druggists and ApOthecArieS will he allowed 10
keep on hand aud e ~ the customers, wines
and fsrmented liquors by the bottle.
such persons As aie above referred TO will be
allowed ~ import wines and malt liquors:
my&-u r 1. DENI'
Brigadier General and Military Com Ander.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
AILBOAOS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
SCHEDULE r. F. AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

SCHEDULE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
ON aud after WEDNESDAY II Instant, the
" Passenger Trains over this ro viii be ruu
as follows:
Tue Accommodst on Train between Richmond
and South Anna will be run daily Sunday X
cepted) leaving Richmond az q 30 7. n; frri-
wing q South anna al 5O5 P. NJ. Returning
will leave S nth Anna At 40 a. NJ, and arrive
in Richmond at a45 NJ.
The Through Train will be run betW en- Rich
mond and Hami toms Crossing, in con &C ion
with The Virgin a Csatrsl RIilcosd daily, leav
Tag Richm nd from Virginia Ceutrel nailroad
Depot a. 6 IS A. NJ; change cars Hanover
Junction. and arrive Il Ham lions Crossing az
ll.3O A. VI. Returning, will cave Hamiltons
Crossing AZ LIS P. NJ; change cars at Hanover
function, and arrive in Richmond at7P ~
ereights. until further mott G, viii be carried by
Passenger Trains and 70 be delivered from aud
received At the Virginia Central Railrosd De.
pot between the hours + A N. and IL NJ.
SAML RUTH,
Superintend NJ Transportation.
OTFIcE R.. =. h 2 r. r. Col
Richmond, Nay IL, l96o. myl7-3t
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HEADoUR'S MILITARY COMMANDER,
Richmond. NAY 9th. 1855.

Richmond, May 9th, 1855. !
SPECIAL 0RDKKs,
No. 5.
Il having been represented TO these Headquar'
ters that tie number Of cases Of small poX IN the
city has increased. as precautionary measure II
IL ordered that all persons a whit and black,
who have not been recently and successful y
VGccinAted will immediately have it done by
their attending physicians. Gratu.tOus vaccine
tion will b. pelfOrned at { D. s. Dispensaiy,
corner Sth and Broad Steets, Libby Prison d s.
pitsl and Stuar; Hospital ~ he i OF Main ST.
Commanding oticers OF the different regiments
ttationed in this city, will g. that the medical
officers Of their commands aid in Carrying out
the inUuctious Of this Oder.
+. T D4.NT,
Brig. GenIl Military commander.
my6-tf OF Richmond.
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personal.

THE Parents Of Sergeant LIN
i DEN KENT, lst B att ilion Yrg mia Reserves
are very anxious to learn where he is. Any il d.
formation about him will be rece we'd with graft
tude. Address Stephen Hunter, Richmond Va.
or ROBERT NJ. KENT, Louisa c, H., Va.
mvI1-bts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18

business CARD.-After the destruc
ID tion of my store ct 1874 Main street, have
put up new stand at the store OF Messrs. R.
Wendenburg & Co.. under the Spottswood Hotel,
on Main street. where will be happy to attend
to my old customers and the public generally.
BENNO HEINRICH,
my6-2w' Matchmaker and Jeweller,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
oo O0O REWARD.-Any persOn re

S2,O0O siding = N N virginia q estsSc re
into 1nvss hands one or more OF the valuable
papers listed below may have come, will recei.e
his proportion Of the sbOvs reward, by sending
il or them to my address through Adams Ex.
press Company, with instructions TO receive the
reward on delivery Of the honda
No questions will be asksd-so the names Of
the parties will not be known.
Messrs- r. A. Lancaster i Co., Stock Brokers,
Main street. Messrs. Maury 4 Co, Stock Bro
kerr, near SpotsWOOd Hotel, and Mr. John Pur-
cell, Stock Broker will also have the Lindness
20 act Tor me in this matter.
JOHN STEWART,
Office, Franklin street between 7,h and sth.
Richmond April 20. apoG-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
ogHIcE OF CoMPTBoLLER OF THE CURAENcY,}
WAsHINGroN. May Sd. 1865,
w HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence present
w ed ~ the undersigned, it has been made TO
appear that the First National Bank of Rich
ILon1. in the City of Richmond in the county of
EeHrico aud StAie Of Virginia, has been dolly or.
saD'zed under and according to the requirements
Of the Act of Congress entitled An Act TO pro.
lie National Currency, secured by pledge
Of uaited States bonds, and to provide or the
c,rcl alton and edempt on thereof" approved
June 1864 and has compl ed with all the D. o.
VISIONS OF said Act required 10 be COMPLIED with
oeiors commencing the business OF Banking I'M
der said Act
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke. Comptrol.
leg OF the Currency, do herr by certify that the
First .tional Bank Of Richmond In the City
o. edmond, Gin the county Of Henrico aud State
vi Virginia, is authorized to commence the bust.
ness Of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
testimony WHEREoF witness my hand and
seal Ci Office, this third day Of May 1866.
r.. s.. FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
WAR DE ,ARTMENT.

WAX DE 'ARTMENI,
ApJUTANr GEN.RAL's uIFIoE
Washington, May 3, 1855
GENERAL OHDTKs
No. 81.
With 8 vi " 10 prevent accidents, Commanders
Of Army Corps, D PARTNERS aud Military Di-
visic Ms, viii mnediately take he precautio :
necessary 10 ensure the di charge ( all small
arms = 4 ca n n including those captured from
the enemy. be ore being turned over by he troops
Tor sto cage or shipment
By rider OF the Secretary o. War,
W. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Al. utInt General.
Ohicial SAN. G. PICK,
myIO Assistant Adjutaot General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
OFFICE:
No. 23I Main ST., Richmond.
uyt0-tm

MARYLAND FIRE IN TRANCE
W SoaPANY or RALTiNoRE ipsugurs ed
Ia &c surplus have established an agency in
Richmond, with the reliable and well a. allied
Agents { J. II. MONTAGUE Il w9iTklL.
23l Man street, where parties in *. hmoad
wishing to maze a safe insurance against fro
can apply.
tn % Z. HAMBLETON, President
References 20 John II psins or any respectable
Banker or Ne chant in Baltimore.
This company solcits business In the city Of
Richmond and all losses or damage by FIRE Will
be promptly settled either In greenbpcks " N
gold by 80 \TAGUE j WHlTALL, gts,
mylO-tJusih 23l Main its.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
APFstRAIs

APFsfIAgs
BNI0zDIkR 0dkkRAI n Il, fIfHiGB.
oEffcE PROVOST MARSHAL GENnR1L.l
Department OfVfrgihisIs
hIcHMOsD, Va, May 10, le6J. }
TO PV gSONS I'm WAIT ,: r
CoIOred Servants and 1.ts9 orr
erSs
By calling at Room No. -. Female Institute,
they can be readily supplied free Of cbsrhe.-
Rate Of wages 70 be determined by the employees
and the parties hired. None but respoL5ible par
ties need apply.
By direction OF
Brig. Gen. N. r. PATRICK,
Provost Marshal Gel er3l.
GEO. GIBSON, Ca tain,
myl7-tf 18th u s. Infantry, In Charge.
CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF Provost MARSHAL GEk'L,)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, I
Richmond, Va, April "a, 1855. }
Hereafter. and until further orders, P.cfets,
Guard. and Patrols will allow MArketnea ane
Citizens going 10 the country for produce or
wood. 70 pass with their carts or wagons Ia and
out of the city Of Richmond, without further
pass or hindrAnce.
By command Of Brig Gen. N. II. PArn,cz,
Pro. Mar. General
w. W. BEtKWlIH.
ap26-u Capt ani \. y. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
MONTAGUE & WHlTALL,

Late of the Merchants Insurance Com ANY of
edmond
INSURAN AGE YES,
N. 23I MAIN SlHE T.
Just below she epofswood Hotel,
hAVlNG BETH duly coasutIteu agents to rep
IL resent in this community several Of the
BEST AND MOS RELIABLE
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &.
Announce TO the citizens or Ricbiaono ard the
couuties Ijacens their readiness 10 issue Poll.
cies Of in'ursnce against
LOSS OR DAMAGE e. PIRE
Ia any of the following coiu psnies: o.
Maryland Fire Insurance Compan
National Fire Insurance Company
PEABODY Fice Insurance Compsn and
Merchants and Mechanics Fire In urau.e Com.
pm of Baltimore, Nd.
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Comp NJ
international Fire Insurance. Comp ny
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Resolute ire Insurance Company
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
York
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn,
New Yok
Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hartford, Con-
necticut, aid
Home Insurance Company OF Savannah. Ca
In pr sentibg this list Messn- NJ. u w. assure
their friends and the public that these are nrst.
cas-, Compan es. presen ing abundant resources
aud undoubted reliability. Prompt payment in
cases OF losses Is guiranteed, and thus C. .ey are
such institutions merit the cobfidsuc ard
patronage Of all desiring Perfect Safety Against
Loss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18
LOST AND STOLEN.
S25 REWARD.

STOLEN from my residence. corner Of 9Th
y and Franklin streets, Monday afternoon,
18th inst THREE SILVER CKUE1S and -FOUR
SILVER TOPS; he crue and one o. tAt ups
engraved with Stays head. A reward Of
Twenty. Five Dollars will be paid & any one who
will deli.er the above mentio ed ar icles 10 ne.
myl7-2t JOHN n. GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18

NOTICE.-We are now prep red TO fur.
IN nish. at wholesale aud retail III WARE and
Stoves Of all kinds. :"
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING AND RoOrrrn
promptly and neatly attended to.
TERxs-Cash. CHAS. D. YALE d Co.
mye-2w Iron Block Gcwruor 81.
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CIRCULAR.
RICHMOND Va, Nay J, 1865.
In compliance VITA General Orders, No. Al,
HeAduuAr en- Department Of Virginia, dated
April 95th. 1855. The undersigned hereby assumes
command OF the district of the Appomattox,
comprising that portion Of Virginia lying be-
tween the James and AppomsttI1 rivers.
The Headquarters Of tie Distric' will be at
Manchester. "
JOHN C0UGHLTN,
myl-u Lieut. Col. 10Th n. b. Vols.
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UNDER TAKING.
JOHN ], BNFORD.

F LAU9E,
U N d E X II A K F. r,
Cor El 1HIRD AND BROAD STREErs.
7 AM prepared to disinter bod e. frOA the city
j Graveyarls or the surrounding untry and
furnish air tight cases, ready for transportation
To those who desire 70 employ me n either
burying the dead or disib elm g entire satsfsc.
ton will be given. myl2-lm'
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nrEIiaALh

NNRh&k - t3e -
MAJOR sgNEAAL .. O. O Old.
NOTICE.
RD'oRs DEPARTMENT OF tIRGlNIA)
Amy OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, VA, My 81 l 1855.
TO LADIES APPL YING FOR cLERKsHIPS.
The Military authorities Of the Department
unfortunately have no civil business wherein
ladies can be employed. IL Is TO Be hoped
more civilized condition win 500 n exist, when
All can earn their living who 80 desire.
BY command Of
Maj. Gen. Z. o. G. ORD.
Gas. B. ArcHIsoS, Captain md A. A. d. c.
myS-u
HEADOKS IMPAIRMENT OF vlRGlNIA,)
Army or rue jana
RICHMOND, Nay 9th, 1855,
Paroled prisoners and otter applicants for passes
south from Old Point or Norfolk are informed
that there are no GOYsrnmsn transports leaving
Fort Monroe or Norfolk II present for Southern
portA
ED. ". SMITH,
mys Assistant Adjulant General.
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A NE w
DAILY LINE OF STEAMERS

10 FOrt MOnrOe Hn0 IVGrfO1k,
CONN CITING WIN THE Bar LINZ ia MFRS FOB
BALrINoRR. TOUCHING At CIR POINT.
The Government having rroh si. d citizens
from travelling on governnr Mt b. us, The propri.
etors Of the Steamers Georgianna sn5 n Martin,
two first cl IS steamers commence this day o
daily line bstwe'n Richmond Fort Monroe and
Norfolk, touching at Ci-y Poiat, and connecting
with the B y Line steamers fDr Bait. -aore, leave
Richmond daily at a. N. arriving a. Baltimore
at 6 a. m. next mo ming IN time 70 connect with
all the Eastern and Western Lines.
Fare to ity Point 800
To Fort Monroe and Norfolk $500
To Baltimore $500
For fu tier information. apply 10 2. G. Wet.
colt agent. Adams Express Company Riclmond.
Virginia, corner Of Nam and 10Th It sstA
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