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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

HDQR'S DEPARTMENT OF NlkGlNlA,l
ARMY or THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va April IA 1866. )
GENERAL ORDERs,(
No. 80.
Fort the purpose fcsuying out the requirements Of
General Orders No 80 current series from these Head
Quarters il is ordered that all officers and soldiers having
captured horses carriages other private property in
their possession turn the same over at once TO the Quar-
termaser Of their respective commands 70 be forwarded
the Depot Quartermaster at Richmond, or in the
property was taken from citizens in or Richmond
10 the nearest Provost Marshal be returned 10 the
owners Citizens having such captured property in their
possession viii turn the same over TO the Provost Mar.
shal.
Any person nsglecting TO comply promptly with this
order will be placed in arrest and punished. Command
ing officers will be held strict accountability in re-
porting all cases Of delinquency within their respective
commands Provost Marshals will make strict search
for captured property in the hands Of officers and use
the utmost vigilance attending to the execution of this
order.
BY command Of Major. General 0RD
Ed w. SMITH,
Assistant AdjutaDt Gen
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HD'QRs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, }
AuMv IN ruu I .upc

HUQHN UEFAh MEN I Ut NIhUINIAlJ
ARMY OF THE JAMES.
RICHMOND, Virginia, April Is, 1855 )
aEEERAL ORDERS
No. 81.
Provost Marshals will grant passes TO citizens from
the North officers, 10 come 10 this city, except
dars from the President the Secretary Of War, Lieut.
Gen. Grant or the Department Commander, by per
mission from Generals Meade or Sheridan.
Officers and soldiers now in the city will return to
their respective commands at be subject
rest and confinement
The Provost Marshal General is charged with the
cution Of this order.
By command of Major General ORD.
F. W. SMITH,
apl4 Assistant Adjutsnt General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

O0O BUS. ENGINE C0AI4-Fo1 sale CHEAP.
OUU Enquire Of ASA SNYDER, on Cary, corner OF
10th street or leave message at Mr. S. D. DEMONS,
Main street my1-st
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OFFICIAL.
W4JOR GENERAL h. o. n ORD.

TO THE PEOP1 OF RICHMOND AND IrS VICINITY
The inhabitants OF the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no difficulty
win be made in admitting them to bring market
wares to this city. They are invited TO commence
their ordinary traffic at once, and assured of pro-
lection in passing to and within the lines Of the
United States forces.
The citizens Of Richmond, and ShOpkeepers and
others are also requested TO resume their ordinary
avocatons as speedily as possible. 1t is the wish
and intention of the military authorities TO protect
All good aud peaceable citizens, and TO restore, in
as great measure as may be practicable, the for
mer prosperity of the city. No molestaton by
soldiers or others will be allowed, IL possible TO
.nv who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will DO issued to military commanders in
,onformity with the above announcement.
Bv command of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU, Lieut.. Col. U. S. A.
TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF TIE ARMY OF
NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
HEADo'RS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.,
Richmond, April IA, 1865.
All officers and soldiers of the Army of North
srp Virginia, who were not pre- sent at the sVFren-
der Of that army by Gen. Robert Z. Lee at Apo
mattox Court House, CD the 9Th of April, 1865,
are hereby informed that the terms of capitulation
ara extended 10 them, and that they can at once
avail themselves Of the same by coming within the
lines of the United States forces, at or near Rich
mond. LAYING down their arms and receiving their
paroles.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel U. S. A.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

DO OOO REWARD.-Any person residing in
SZsUUU Virginia or elsewhere, into whose hands
one on more Of the valuable papers listed below may
have come will receive his proportion Of the above re-
ward ny sending it or them to ny address, through
Adams Express COMPANY with instructions to receive
the reward on delivery of the bonds
No questions will be asEed-so the names OF the par
ties will not be known,
Messrs r. A. Lancaster Co, Stock Brokers' Main
street Messrs Maury Co.. Stock Brokers' near Spots
wood Hotel and Mir John Purcell Stock Broker will
also have the kindness act for ia this matter
JOHN STEWART,
Once Franklin street, between 7th and 9Th,
Richmond, April 20. sp26-tf
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nERSON L.-BEYERLY W. CLEVERl0US, of
i Company d, sad Va Regiment, stewsrts Brigade,
Picketts Division A. N. w. taken prisoner of war April
Sd 1866. Any information OF his wherebouts will be
gratefully received by his friend, .
o. NJ WINSTON,
King William County, va.
New York News copy three times and send bill TO this
office myl-3t
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WANTS.

w ANTED MATCHMAKER wANTED-The wosk
w man that called on me Friday have situation.
| want one additional Matchmaker and yewery job
ber Can AT BANCROFTS,
mvo-6t 20l Broad street.
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ADNE TTRAIIEE OFFENSITENESS

40 NEETRALIzE OEFENSEV ENESS
"a In many forms &c use disinfecting sgents Impure
breath caused BY BAD teeth tobacco. spirits or catarrh
a noutralzed BY SOzODAET. It's bealthful beauthsr,
and great luxury a ientr6ce The repuisive breath
Il b. is use rendered fragrant % rose aud cold
1sss b. friends or lovers vii Be no longer noticed.
Sold b. all prugEists GP29-sod1T
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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, April 81, 1866. }
Several paroled officers Of the Army Of Northern Yr
gina having signaed their desire to go abroad to Eu
rope and for the present all permits to such
officers to pass through the loyal States having been
suspended they inform that passports and passage
TO Halifax will be furnished them application at the
Office of the Provost Marshal General of this Depart
ment.
BY order of Major General E. o. c. ORD.
NJ. r. PATRICK
apo4 Provost Marshal General.
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d. =. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.

hICunOND, pm I3th Ieto.
NOTICE. daily prayer meeting q held az n
N O'clock a. NJ, In the basement Of the Methodist
church corner OF Broad and Oth Streets 1HdcE the al
spices OF the Christian Commission
Citizens aad soieas earnestly Invited 70 attend this
meeting - s.
api4-tf AIuT Of the James.
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HEADQBS MILITARY GOV. or RICHMOND
RIoH EOSO, Va, April 2 1855. (
4FNERAL ORDER
No. 8
Loyal citizens dealing in coal or wood are authorised
u ss the sane Ia small quantities for the supply Of the
ouasns. Coal wood and provisions may be brought 70
tts chg from tie surrounding country. Provost Mar
sass sl give the necessary permits to carry out hi5 or
d6a q. p SHEPLEIt
abl5-u Military Governor Of Richmond.
IOrlCE-ue subscribers viii pay the highest mar.
~ kat rates for
OLD IRON COPPER BRASS AND LEAD
OLD SILVER and GOLD.
AIsn for an kinds Of
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS. HIDES, and ali kinds of
SKINS NEW FEATHERS, AND WOOL.
Those having any Of the above articles would do well
III, call on the Subscribers before dsp0shg of the same
A SMITH A CO.,
apa5-6t' No ls9 Broad street, near 5th street
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TaTRAT.-Came to my premises on the Plank
r. Road short time prior to the evacuation of Rich
mond, BAY HORSE which the owner can get b. prov
ing property and paying chsrges o,-
wANTED.-To purchase immediately, pair OF good
MULES. Address lat this ofice), -
my2-2t' JUN q CAh1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

CIRCULAR.
RICHMOND Va, May l. 1865.
In compliance with General Orders No. AZ Headquar.
ters Department Of Virginia. dated April 25th 1866 the
undersigned hereby assumes command of the District
OF the Appomattoz comprising that portion of Virginia
living between the James and Appomattoz rivers.
The Headquarters the District will be at Manchester
JOHN C0UGHLIN
nv 1T Lieut. Col. 10th n. II. Vols.
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ITARY DIVISION or The JAMES, Z
RICHEosO. W, April ., 1865 :
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Va.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VA
Army OF THE JAMES,
Richmond, Va, April o. 1865.
If among the paroei prisoners Of the Confederate army
there are anv mechanics who desire to remove TO the
North with their families, with q view TO OBJ
tanning employment they viii, upon taking the oath Of
allegiance be furnished transportation 70 Philadelphia,
NeS FORK or Boston, they mas desire.
Offices viii be opened in each Of the four districts Of
the city where persons desiring 10 take advantage OF ths
offer can register their names occupation and the city to
hrh they desire 90 be sent and where tickets for trans
portation viii be given them When a sufficient mum
ba are registered boats viii be provided for their trans
portaou ami the ily Of sailing daily advertised in the
city papers
0uyhe wives and children OF the applicants will be
allowed 70 accompany them COlored mechanics will ne
aiiozei the benefit Of this offer.
BY order Of Major General ORD.
ED. ". SMITH,
apl4-tf Assistant Adjutaut General.
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AND CIVIL ENGINEER

a RCHITECT'S OFFICE would respect
n fully offer my services to make Plans of Buildings,
Contract with Builders Sell Lease out building lots
or do any other business connected with my profession
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
OFFcK-One door below the spotswood Hotel up stairs
apl7--n HENRY EAALL
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4
ARMY OF TUE JAMES,
RICHMOND, va. April Is, 1865. }
GENERAL OBpERs,(
All ca ptured property other than munitions OF war and
subsistence stores will be turned promptly TO the
Depot QdarteTmaser 50 Richmond. All captured subss
tepe stores and munitions OF viii be turned to
he appropriate stan Officers All private property taken
from citizens IN aud about Richmond will be returned to
the owners.
The Provost Marshal General and his subordnstes are
CHARGED with the execution Of this order.
Bycommand Of Major General Ord.
ED W. SMITH
Apl4-tf Assistant Adjutant General.
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HDOR'S DEPARTMENT OF YIRGINIA.)
ARMY or THE JANIS,
RICHMOND, Va, April IA 1866. )
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL,(
Richmond, Va, April 49, 1866. !
Notice is hereby given that all persons DESTROYS oil
fishing in the James river and 10 sell their fish in Rich
mond and its vicinity, have permission so to do with
out further permit or hindeTance.
NJ. X. PATRICK,
sp 20-tf Provost Marshal General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

HDQRs MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMEs)
RICHMOND. VA. April 20, 1866.
Major General ODD
Commanding Department Of Virginia
GFsEBAI-ln order that farmers ma have an oppor.
tdnity % procure animals for agricu ltural purpose
All condemned horses and mules belonging 10 the
forces in this Department " be sold 40 public auction
40 such times and places mas be deemed suit
ao.' thn s7es stii be- made In small lots and a no.
tce Of al least two weeks viii be given OF each sale hy
publication ia the newspaper.
FeTy respectfully,
Iour Ohedient servant
Signed r. ". HALLECR.
Official
j. O. hEtrls, A. A. q, sp27
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81 DIVISION or THE JAMES Z
RIcENoSD, va April -, l56. !
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OFFICE PROVO MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond April IL, 1867
All officers and enlisted men ON PAROLE and all other
persons not on duty hereby forbidden TO side
arms and revoyen.
District Provost Marshals charged with the strict
enforcement of this order.
ny order Of Brig, Gen. NJ. II. PATRICK.
ABEL F. LEAYENW0RTH,
Captain Ninth Vermont Volunteers,
apl9-tf Assistant Provost Marshal.
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REEICIAL..
MAJOR GEYERAL II. ". HALLECK.

ADJT GENERALS OFFICE,(
WASHINGTON, April 10. iS65. \
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RESERALOKDKRS
An q

HDORS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES,
RIcHAOND Va, April }5tb, la65
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
Fires Last Evening.

At6 o'clock last evening fire was discovered
in the upper story oi frame louae IN the rear Of 20
- secfid..t extending 20 tie building rear Of No
go Tbc houses wore occupied by several German
f,ilie. who sr.fsineI considerable damage 70 fgrnI
trre Los esima.ld u $3.50 on furniture and el,o'
on buildings The latter are insured III the A''of in
surance Company -
IN vARIcK-sTgEEr,
At lOt O'Clock IA fire was discovered 10 Doe'dihg'
house Kent by MIs Sarah Schoheld No 70 Nnrck-sl;
7, Syas speedily exiingu-hed. Damage goo Insured
- s-no r. rho 81 Nicholas Insurance Company. The
hn,Icjog il owned by III Hoppock. Damage slOo.
IN ROosEyELT-ST.
At II O'Clock Gro discovered al NO. =. Iooseso'l
=, ON the ROOF. II was put out without any alarm
Iei,,g GWEN Damage tIi1iDg Caused by fireworks.
IN EAST sIXIEESTH'sr.
At9 o'clock Hre discovered GA ne secoiu MOOR o.
buildpg No 5l2 East Sixteenth St. supposed 70 ha'e
bsa nao.ed by bot stove being TOO close to Tho wood
worG. Damage trifDg.
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opcrahouse which will be In readiness for the ball TO-
morrow evening.
The vast hotel Is not in the least crowded there being
for full 500 guests than there at present
The wheather is gorousy favorable and there every
prospect OF the affair going of the perfect sasfac
ton OF all parties "CRoQUIs."
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Business Notifies.

AN INCREASING DEMAND. No article has
ever won more general and lasting favor than
PLANTATION BirTsRs
The Demand for them from ladies' cergymsn merchants
kc 10 incredible.
The simple trial Of bottle 10 the evidence We present Of
their worth and superiority.
For Dyspepsia and Low Spirits Bad Bresh. Pain in the
Side, Back. and somsch Dsrs" after Eating Headache
Heartburn kc confidently recommend the PLAsrArros
BIrrHsa
They tie peasnes. tonic ever taken. No change Of
diet required while using them. Ia: all the good healthy
food your Stomach Graves
The good effect. OF PLANTATION BirrxRs upon
making the frs, trial very few bottles oftea leave the
vors. dy'psp,ie sound and hearty
FRox HAD TO Foor.
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Oar f.eroc,.
Tny FIFTEENTH SEw-yorg. tNcMEsE REGl-
MINT.


The Fist Battalion. ont in order Of arrival
re as, Of The three Of those belonging 20 The lj New
York Volunteer Rsgimont l.agineers), reached tbs
city Yesterday from MoOFchoad City via washing on.
Can't. !. s. O'Keefe commands tAe bait1liiog. winch
numbers 40 men. The 18th raiscd in tiis city
more than three years ago and IT, Commander wns
Cni + Mcleod Murphy. Lieut.. Col chester lil'i OF
fen BeLhsm's Staf. il now IN coum' id oil iin lesi
nrgt II is a veteran Organiz non ana as heiTt -
oio..lv connected with the battles ~ Norm 'o'ihh
rd V,,yinia and IL Il noted foI IL gaanfy ana obc
gicnce 10 orders throughout the Army OF The iotoinac
IN, banneTs have waved on the Peninsula ana u Ou1"
hrsfoly under Pope durnf bs sh"si ci i
n9i.o in 1862 Among otter+ tie ioloNmg
~. battles 10 which IL has participated: Antletan,
Fredericksburg ChsnceIlOryiie nndcr cram ID INC
Yearor6 campaign. capture ~ Port lisAer uHcer
Terry Wilmington, KinsiOn. GOli-bprpngn ana uhdef
sherman at the surrender Raleigh; In tHeSe en-
gaoemeuf. The most Tcn1gn "a gained Wy VIC Icsi'
ent AZ Fredericksburg where It ret with very heavy
hos In laying p0DiOOn bridges across me hipp"hD
mock River for tie army ~ cross ~ the lace 81 most
destrncflye fire. o. the Mcers that return with The
18th regiment the following aie ,he names o"p 81
8 O'Keefc Co 4; Capt. Levin. Co. u; Capt. Her"lls,
Go. ID; Iieutehauts Perry co. A; Bird, Holmes ana
BgyeT. Go. d. -
Capt O'Keefc, Cornmandant o. The battalion. brave
oficsr who has served efficiently ''rrIng ne "sr II
native u this city The prceent headquarters OF the
n gmeut will be al tho corner OF rand and Cenire'ss
Some time This week peyious o. beng mustered out
81 members yill attend tho funera Ol theiT ubloIu-
oaie conrad@ Henry u. Wn,ers. 81 Co. A. who was
hOwned IN North Carolina while bathins, ana "nOSe
BODY ehs been brought on by the regiment
fHE I'D AID 9Th On MILITIA kEw-iOhk VoLCs-
TREH KTGiNESTs.
The 10th Regiment New York Volunteers winch ar
lived this city on sunday brought WITH u part OF
3D. s2d and ofth Regiments Of Sew'York EoIuntccrS
3t.s have been fJT come time consolidated with the
yxagizztlou Al the batter regiments veif
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CONTINUED EXCITEMENT AMONG THE BROOK
IIS FI.FMES -SpeoidI Meeting % ire Board ~ Rpf.
eafafires Tie excitement growing ont ~ the recent
noiio, Of the Brooklyn T. ID, Firc Commissioners, IN
removing the two crippled bell rngert. and dsb1ntng
,irht cpllpauies X assuming white heat. Yesterday
CINE No threw out bonner with The inscription
Apartments To- Let. Inquire OF Jack Perry --tneHr'
ing John H. Perry, ofhc Fire Coun.s'ioners. Last
NIGHT special meeting oil the Board OF Repro.
was held &C the f.femon's Hll. Herr, NJ. DiNor
President in tho ohnlr. communication was PEE
seutel from the Fire Commissioners, notifying the
Board OF their action in dsbandina the companies here
to,ore pnh.,hed. on motion of Mr.. Shields Hose No.
ne 10 nd refused to receive thecommunication
committee OF five was then appointed 10 wait npon
MAYOR Mood To protest against TIE action OF tue Com
Inssiencrs In removing krkman and Ames. tue Grip
Mel hell. ringers The following gentlemen comprise
,bo oommtec: Jane, Stack. Engine No |; Charles T..
Dover Engine No -: George Bond Engus No. h;
Michael Shields Hose No =, VIM. johnson. Hose No. 9;
Mr. Iohn Creamy Secretary Of the Board, then moved
nt committee consisting Of one from each company.
bo appointed 10 draw up resolutions Expressing the
sense Of the Department regarding the action OF the
Commissioners ON the disbdndment question. This
motion elected warm and interesting discussion. IN
the course of which Mr. johnson Of Hose No. stated
that when he asked certain commissioner o. vote for
The opponent of Donovan. he told that II be did
his company would be disbanded, and his company wa
disbinded. Mr Dixon, the President left his chiir and
spoke nj length partisan feeling injurng the De
partincnf but tho committee was hnay unanimously sr
pointed. The nominees OF the commission VITO APP
pepred before Mayor Wood for confirmation as Boil.
fingers have not received his Endorsement and he told
one of them that he thought no better calculated
for prike-fg hter than IA bell-rBger. The Board ad-
journod after AN acrimonious debate
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AMY THK TEHsEsskk
Tha,s never known defeat,
Mh0sr .ur c.y's 'Eycr bn~afd.'
Nnose watchword mo Retreat


Who. ~I c.y's 'Eyor Dn~erd.'
Wnose watchword 4" No Retreat
SAR,rooA SPRINGS, y. Y. ,'uuc J. 1905
Yor are respectfully invited 10 attend grand reunion
ri s oficor add * officers Of the Arm7 Of the Ten.
rrssce 10 Union H0iel SuratOgn S2rin's on The an
81 iuv l-fj 20 celebrate the anniversary Of The fail
of .barr the opening Of tue Mississippi River, md
ne termination Of that campo. n. which numbered
among ifs captures Fort Henry. Fort bc1elsOn Nash
vile Corut' aud Memphis. A dinner vii he given,
under the direction OF TIE senior prurieer Of the hotel
Motor W. H. Leland. formerly Chief Conmisanry "
the Army ~ the Tennessee.
Oar od Cicf Lieut.. Gen: Grant. is expected to be
present aud preside az the dinner
MaiorGcn. j. A. Logon. MaiorGen. Frank y. Flair.
NaNTGcn r. j. Og.e.bv. hrcTet Major Gen John A.
EarliYgs Chief of Sisf, Brig. Gen j. ID. Webster.
Ct..f II staff Lieut. -od. H. 81. Dayfta. \. A. c.,
Col W. S. HmLYra. Chsirms.
The dinner will take place In the grand dining hail Of
In, Union Hotel at six O'Clock Those Of The countrys
ce!ebftie who cannot make 1T convenient TO attend
have already sent their regrets but ifo number Of
ncc.ptances alteady received make IT C. rn that
Of the most brilliant affairs that has taken place IN
the country will come oG At this place On the Goth
anniversary oi oouniIy's independence. The ball
to take .,cc during nc evening viii hs givcn IN the
new Opera House. Tie tickets iof The III are limited
to one thousand the price being ten doi-rs per ticket
which are already disposed Of
The Committee Of Arrangements are as follows:
Fioor aaagers white Roscttcs) II. HilhorD, r.
Casanova We'd. W. Clarke. Col Geo. 2. Pride. ID. J..
Peters
Comt.i,e, Of hyyapPewenfs pink l.oseiie)-Gov Zen
ton, The Hon. Simeon Draper, tlie Hon. John HOn1n
W. II. NanGcrbt esd. Miriam T. JaIva esq. Chas
II. Peck esq, W. j. johnson, esq, Simon d. Wiser,
ESQ.
Commiit, Of Reception lIne Rosettes)-IIon. j. NJ.
Cook Hon J. NJ. Marvin Major w ". Leland. Hon
A. BOchus. &. - Lester csl., J. Il. fininy esd u.
NJ. Dawson. ESQ.
The Opera House is 10 be opened on The 9Th by Leon
ard Grover with Theatrical entertainment The play
il not yet decided upon This will be ket on for four
weeks when the Opera season will commence
a large number Of guests have already arrived and
there 10 he doubt 10 the entire suceess oil
social celebration. Of which more anon. "cHoeuis"
UNION HOTEI. SARATOGA July ,. 1865.
The affair Of tomorrow promises to be IN
every wny success
The dinner is u be- without exception, ono OF the
finest given IN this country. IL is understood that Ten
Grant has reconsidcred his regret aud VIII De
present
special committee will leave this place to'mofr""
for Albany to escort the General to It's plFoe Inc
Leland. have had every obta.nabls pin 1 Work On 'h'
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ARREST 0P COLORKD MUKDERKK.-Eurt
G, enLg officer Field Of the Fifth Precinct returned to
this CITY, having in charge William H. Calhoun, whom
he arrested at Newport. Rhode.Isand Calhoun, who
MURPHY ar aged oolored man, the residence of the
latter No 372 Canal.s and with scarcely any provo.
cation caught up knife and stabbed him in the neck
naicting severe wound Unfortunately the wounded
had been drinking aud the effect Of the wound was
TO produce an attack Of derium tremens from which
he died in few DAYS The case has been already re.
ported in The TRIBUNE The prisoner is held to await
the action OF Coroner Collin.
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ME ID.

ArKMAN-On Monday. ID inst, Walter Monue'n' ''A''
81 y,ltrr N. and Julia Altman, aged month :,
The funeral viii ..e Plses on WeaS..s' , s u'
o'clock o. M. from No. isIoinpAin' P'1o' 90, r,
coSNrR-on Saturday July l. Fr.nA'in Conner 'sea %
yeas and II montn.- 4. v..,cb.,ter for intsrrnent
Inc &c ,od tbs funeral from the residence 81 ',o y
s"'s. Conner "Wednesday the %, n. brisss pepoi
hs si.rs,n railroad to meet che 'r'i" '"''
s"~si.thu al 10 O'Clock.
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m ARDslE ID.

ADtNs-NCMURRAY--On Wednesdsy June "a IN Ian
.burzh by tho Rev A. NJ B-Vridge, Jane, ~ Adsms TO
julia A. daughter Of John u. MeAiuusy, .sq all OF Lam
singbuTsh, ~ \,
Orange, N. J.. on Wednesday,
Inn, ~ al the Second Presbyterian Church by the rev
w Nye Harvey, assisted by tho Rev j. H. Taylor. Inn
.lde.t daughter of capt Charles Hsscy to HsywAs a..
Harvey esq, Of Newly City.
sTJTT-CARRYL-Ats sunny slds Troy By the Hsy. ". ~
ym,ent Mr. John w stitt Of this city 20 Mira enafose ."
CauyL daughter OF Mr.. Joel Msliary OF Troy