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DOCTOR McClLL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
L. THE TREATMENT OF DBEAaEs, d
gEOWEINd BIN WITH BUOCEH -
QIHER STATIC, Az III ~ ID
NASHVILLE, fEtNHddEE.


For further information IN regard b
the skillful success in the treatment o.
diseases, the resder il referred 70 Sra.
las THERAPEUrICs and MATERIA hEBiCA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United States.
where you viii find Dr.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment OF de
eases Of women. For AL diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guArsn-
teed With my general practice treas
the following
UkrOHic Gases
vith azuzhcton; Eheumntsrn. A1uc1our q iah
Lungs; Diseases o. he Tufuat, 1Hailad so.a-ai
Btd linhg Plsurisy, Puina Uloars, Cancds, itla't
"a ss5nsc5, Neuralgia, Eiaq's Eul or aaruiala,
Desfnesa. Diseases Of the 5yea, pe1iialel ~
terna Dgspopsla or Ind gesdon, and Collli ptill
togs.hsT aith au Private Diseases -
Diseases OF the Urinary OrgniAA-
70 the Ladies.
Al AHschoas q ne WOMB Eeaisd Hin 49,
Those Marrisd Ladlea Hho haFs ben - ull.I.-
nats 10 uliscarrf o. prove aborlons 1an - I'll.
b thsir hll time z iouaa pregnant, y l''as ~
cali.
Young mtrisd Lanes Enoss miaio-ilne = p p.
go moi y hrnE flrth In due asason, rtsnslls.
cod Ia sad ron should mullnPiJ sla rep 80 ~
MS g. your desire you can conEuf ne e--lei y
stteT or IN person No iadJ over lflf.J-nt9 -
/ al a7s uasi MAKE Application Ailcolnm1ac----l-
by IsttsF or person africtJ coadaannaL
Hight Emissions Cured.
Young Nan, stop hsiors yUu urthaT 70. y -
siazasas FuhdGi b Nan. therc b. 10 hasaae 80 -
10 curs ~ HIGHT Emissions, and fnFaei--
rcafca thai undargtlnd traatul 'i sd y Jol .
aay lhat have cured aoasua IN ~ cIifs = e..L
T. ti9o-s'rl se1iaa- 80 aags srsut dolar afaf -
ar md are row vel cured ~ ula- laa Gi-i
ra5vIne letisrs a1d sCntlng uled-c-ue % ~ pal1
re country. iu word. AZ tlai are - 49,
suy uav and viii owe ne = call I'll
f,stfon ~ al 81 he dI1eaaoa fnanacnad a ID
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NoucE-CHaS0E oF T1E.-Ou aad Ar ar v,-,,..
October 9TH, the doors vii BE- oneued IL "a -,''
tbs CurtGu VII rse g. - precisely. -'
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Important Sale.
Valuable Property.

W III be sold A. puhie SAID, on SATURDAY
AohNlNG, Nov. As h, n llis o'clock, an
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Boarding and Lodging.

FTNHREE comfortable sud well furn shed rooms
are Nscsni IN a very peassnt rtsi 1ence, iocale'i
within I'VE minutes SAX a the Post Oiace, suiialae
FOR sen leSnen ard their ives OF single gentlemen
A Few dsy hoanisFs MI sfso b. srcommoda-ed.
for Rsrticulsrs addless ~CspitoI' 81 thus oflee.
1oYI-2
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Senate bill Incorporating the "Holy Chill
dren Of Jesurum' passed its third reading,
snd is now law.
The bill prescribing the oath 10 be taken
by officers, was taken up.
Mr.. Wines moved to postpone till Janu-
sTy 18th, 1866. Carried.
Mr.. Arnell moved TO make the Bank bill
the special order for 10 morrow, after The
morning business was disposed Of Carried
Senate bill consolidating the land Offices in
Ger ain districts, with that Of entry taker
passed its second reading.
Adjourned iii n m
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To Contractors


DRO3OSALS " n be received Al the office Of the
il Chairman Of the Street Committee No. o Norm
UOl eye street, Nashville, Tenn, until the l5h day
Of November, al sun-dOWn, for the following Wors:
LIST. Sor raising Market street shove high water
mark, rom near Whteside street 10 the narth cor
pOratOn line This embraces Is, 500 cube yards OF
emh1nkment 20 perches OF ubble masonary re-
tanning wall, and go cubis yards Of broken store
McAdanizing.
I'd. For McAdamizing leSe and Market streets,
hstween the Square amt Broad street; total Ter gin
S,7s2 feet; width Of McAdamized roadway PSI feet;
depth n broken srous u inches.
Sd. For laying Nicholson pavement, on Church
street, total lenga 900 feet, width Of roadway 81
feet.
Ash. For sll the necessary curling, Cuttering and
stone OF brick Sidewalk requ red On the shove
Streets.
Bids must state the prce per cuhic yard for en-
bankment and McAdam ing per percn of twenty
i've cubic feet for rubhle masonry; per square ward
for gutteung sidewalk and Nicholson pavement;
and per llneal loot for curling,
The terms Of payment required, and the uropo-
Asd time Of completion Of the work must also be
stated.
Bids viii he received for either or all the shove
Items and the right u reserved 10 the Street Com
mittes 70 accept snY pxrt All Of ANY bad offered.
Plans and specifications can he seen a. the Cfiicc
Of ". F. Foster, City kugneer, No 4 North Cherry
street, or any information can he obtained by I'D
dressing him or the undersigned.
GEO. $ KINNEY,
Chm'n Street Committee, Nashville.
noV2-td
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empty
:. Doughty moved 10 amend, by =
hat the resolution shall not in
any existing contract. Lost-a,
"a.
e question was then taken ON ia,
a, and it was adopted by a v.te
10 9 noes.
STATE PESIfENrIARY.


Mr.. Carter presented the report Of the
keeper OF the State Penitentiary. The read
ing was dispensed with, and 50Olcopies were
ordered 10 hs printed
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THE MUSIC QUESTION.

/ The House resolution requesting the Gov
ernor 10 desist ftom employing bands to
| play national airs, at a heavy cost to the
/ State, was taken up.
| Mr.. Hood favored the passage Of the reso-
luton. Here we were, paying for a band,
at a high price, and yet there are thousands
OF soldiers orphans in the county, who were
starving. lie said that corruption was
reesing throughout the capitol, aud he was
| for putting an end TO it. He didn't blame
/ the members of the band they were simply
responding in obedience TO a request from
the Governor, who acted in obedience to an
instruction of the Legislature; and he was
/ for paving them for what they had done,
/ tut was for stopping it. Let every man pay
for his own music.
Mr.. Moss defended the Governor; he did
not believe there was any extravaganza in
the Executive Departments.
Mr. AIulloy said the charges made by the
member from Hamilton demanded investi-
CATION. He believed not word of it. The
Executive Departments we're above suspi-
cion. If the gentleman believed what ne
asserted, let HIM bring out facts, and not
make assertions.
Mr. Wines thought that the dragging in
the name Of the Governor was far-fe ched.
Mr.. Hood said that his reason for bring
ing in the name Of the Governor was this:
nClh AAdu nHtAs ol4 INC u tue
resolution, that they desired TO consult with
the Governor on the subject and he sc-
eepted an attack from Mr.. Waters OF Madi-
son as the result Of that interview.
Mr.. Mullins said that he was the one who
made the suggestion 10 see the Governor
He had not seen him; but there was no
doubt that the inference drawn by Mr. Hood
was correct one, under the circumstances
but he vail exhOnerate the Governor.
Mr.. HOOd-rhat is satisfactory.
Mr.. Wines was opposed 10 bringing the
Governors name into the matter at all. If
the gentleman from Hamilton believed that
so much corruption existed in the exc
cutiye departments, let him move a COM
mittee Of inyesti cation, and either substan-
tate the charges or exhonerate those &C
cused.
Mr.. Steele said the Governor had nothing
20 do with the matter. II was purely
question FOR the House and Senate 10 decide.
shall the expenditure be stopped he was
for stopping il.
Mr.. Garrett was opposed 10 expendingt the
peoples money for music, when the treasury
was empty
Mr.. Doughty moved 10 amend, by provid
ing that the resolution shall not interfere
with any existing contract. Losl-ayes -,
noes "a.
The question was then taken ON The reso-
luton, and it was adopted by a vote OF IL
ayes 10 noes.
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To conclude with
Il ATTY O'SHEAI.
haliY o7heal.--.---.------.--Ms 81 Eius Heassrs,-
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Friday Evening. November loth. E55.
WI he presented the
Youthful Days Of Rieheheu.
Count s.. Logis.-.......-....-.M IS Etra Hon.
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Private Boxes So CO Dress Circle 80
.--.. o. Parquette -.
orehestra Cha rs. I co Gallery.- ~
Colored Gallery. -......
- Seats can b. secured &C the Theatre f-.5- b.
a. NJ illl p. IN, Withous eEira chsrre
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Gnrernmenl Lumber. Iron. Sc.


Il WILL aru1aa ar ss'e Ar fun .Fra
i SAT RuAT. Nov. lsle 80, T -. ssst-
vI.a lem fl-a q. a|a.as rrrrrf.q r-aI..s.
ON ff-rBER, cousl-a1g o. la--r,
Eunks. Desc. a. 49,. az r--Esa
OLD 49, - END sIkkll, $50 ~
No.. -t's ~ Csrnsu-srr Ilo's, 7'''''
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BRETET BRIG. GEN B. c. LUDLOW.
CIRCULAR.
HEADQRS PENINSULA DfSTRICT,l
RICHMOND. Va

HEADQRS PENINSULA DISTRICT,(
RICHMOND, Va.
IN virtue of Special Orders from Headquarters
Ct the Department have assumed command OF
The Peninsula Distrct composing the counties
immediately north Of the James river.
take il for granted that the surrender OF Gen.
Lees army virtually includes all Virginia troops
whose organization has been part of said army,
although their duties have been in . separate
district.
Companies Of such troops are known 20 be
still stationed In the counties mentioned as be
longing to this!ilstriet O1icers and men in lhese
organizations are directed 70 surrender them.
selves "a prisoners Of war and be paroled, that
thev may return o their homes and give their as
sistance IN establishing order and peace in
sheu Immediate neighborhOOds.
II is my intention TO establish detached posts
throughout this district purely for the protection
Of the citizens OF the country from illegitimRte
bands Of armed men and marauders Of every de.
scription.
Citizens are requested 10 give their aid 10 this
end, by supp!y wing information which NAV lead
20 the arrest OF all persons who may commit
dspfedations Of any kind.
All men who have belonged to any organized
company VI Confederate troops, included in the
Surrender OF Gen. Lees army or otherwise,
Who have returned 70 their homes, are requested
90 register their names ~ the posts established
in their vicinity.
Those men whose experience In war renders
peace more dear, are requested 70 give every ss-
sistance 70 the recognised forces OF the United
states Government In their endeaVors 20 render
property secure, aud lives safe from hetttaeks
Of men who take advantage Of the present state
Of affairs for the purpose Of private gain or pri-
Yate revenge.
Ii has come 20 the knowledge Of the author.
tides, that the negroes on the different farms are
refusing 20 work or are leaving their accns.
toned homes and coming into Richmond snd
other places occupied BY troops. They are here.
by directed % remain az their old homes, 70 70
% work as usual on the farms, and raise the pro-
duce necessary for their maintenance, and are
assured that their freedom shall be protected
B. G. LUDLOW,
Rrv't Brir. Gen1 Commanding
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HEADERS PENINSULA DlSTRlCT,)
April %, 1856.
An former Justice Of Peace OF the counties Of
Warwick York, James City, NewlEent GlOuces-
Ter. Matthews, Chas. City, HenricO, eastern
haiti are requested 70 report 20 me by letter, 70
my Headquarters, az Richmond or Williamsburg,
the boundaries Of their magisterial districts the
number OF inhabitants, white andb,ack the con-
.lition Of the people in reference 10 food on hand
and,the pros ect Of crops the number Of mills.
their situation, capacity and present condition,
and names Of owners.
They will state whatJ disorders prevail, that
measures may be taken 10 remedy them, and
any other information that may give me . full
knowledge Of the necessities Of their district.
The reports Of each will be confined TO the
district for which they were elected.
B. &. LUDLOW,
49, Brevet Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

A WERSI, No. 7b Main street, respectfully an
"A. nOunces % his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has re opened his ICE CREAM
SALOON, where the public will find the best
Ice Cream, Of all the finest havors. Also fine
Cakes, Pastry, Candies and Fruits. They viii
always find prompt and polite attention.
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OFREClAL.
BAIGADLRR GENERAL p. 2. DENT.

HDQR'S MILITARY C0MMANDER,l
RICHMOND, Va, May Sd, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 8.
Hotels will be allowed to furnish their guests,
at table, wines ale or porter, by the bottle.
Druggists and ApothecAries will be allowed to
keep on hand, and sell to their customers. wines
and fermented liquors by the bottle.
Such persons as are above referred TO will be
allowed TO import wines and malt liquors.
my4-tf. F. I. DENT,
Brigadier General and Military Com uander.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND

GLOBE INSURANCE co.
ASSETS, Gold. sl6OOOOOO
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.
Francis Cote net ESQ.,, Chairman.
Henry Grinnell, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
+. F. sanderson, Esq.
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Esq.
Joseph GaiilaTd, Jr., Esq.
+. NJ. Archibald Esq, H. Il. NJ. Consul.
Alfred Pell, Esq, Resident Secretary
The above Company having resumed business in
this city, the undersigned are prepared TO effect
insuranceson Buildings, Merchandise, &c, &c.
OFFICE 227, Main street, (up staiIs) near Ninth
street. DAVENPORT CO.,
my2-l0t Agents.
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BRTGADIER GENERAL II. Il. PATRICK
DEPARTMENT OF virginia.

DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Oyy1cR OF TAX PRovOsr MARSHAL GENERAL,
RICHMOND, Va, APRIL Gath 1866. y
As the various military Offices in this city are
thronged with persons making applications for
passports, the following is published for their III
formation.
NOTICE:
Until further orders, no paroled prisoners of
WAT will be permitted TO pass TO their homes IN,
or by way Of, any OF the Northern cities. Inc
officers at Fortress Monroe are charged with the
duty Of preventing any such persons from taking
massage on the Baltimore or Washington boats.
Paroled prisoners of war who can reach their
homes via the James River, Norfolk, Portsmouth,
or through the interior OF the State, will be al
forJed every facility at the disposal of this Office
Citizens who have given their parole, or taken
the oath of allegiance, are permitted to so North
10 make necessary arrangements for engaging
once more in business.
All classes of persons residing in this city, and
having farms or plantations in the country, Will
receive the necessary passes for going and reurn'
ing, ON application TO Capt. G. h. Scoyille, lower
floor of the Capitol. u,,.
sno5 Prov. Mar. Genl.
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NT0TICE.-Persons in want of Clover Hill
~ Coal wi he supplied by applying to the un
Main street.
WANTED.-A number of coal carts and wa
CONS, TO haul coal from Manchester to Richmond.
Liberal prices paid.
Office al Wakes store.
d. S. WOODBRIDGE, TREAs'R.
myI-lw Clover Hill Il. X. Co.
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0FFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA..
Richmond. April Is, 1867
An ofscar, and enlisted nen ON PAROLE, and
al othar nsrsons not on duty, are hereby forbid
den 10 wear side arms and revolyers' -
District Provost Marshals are charged with the
strict enforcement Of this order.
Nv order OF Brig. Gen. NJ. Z. PATRicK;
ABEL Z. LEAVENW0RTH'
,srtain Ninth Vermont Volunteers,
lin - Assistant Provost Marshal.
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City SIIRYEYOR.

MY Office being burnt may be found at the
M old stone building Water Works onice)
lead OF the Basin, conner Eighthsnd Cary.
mv5-Qw THOMAS IL. LADD.
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FAIRMONT FEMALE COLL
DGE

Green street. west Of sd street. PhladelPhla, Pa.
commences September 18Th. Board, incln-
ding tuition Ia English, per term Of ave months,
si50 Students received during the term.
REV. J. W. BARSHARr, A. NJ. President,
REv. P, D. BARNHART, Vice Preddsnt.
my16t
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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARS= AL GEN'L,)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, 7
Richmond, Va, April "a, 1885. }
Hereafter, and until further orders, Pickets,
Guard, and Patrols will allow Marketmen and
Citizens going to the country for produce or
wood, to pass with their carts or wagons in and
ont OF the city of Richmond without further
PASS or hindrance.
pr nv Command of Brig. Gen. NJ. R. PATRICK,
- Pro. Mar. General.
w. W. BEOkWITH,
.nO6-tf Capt and A. d. c.
CIRCULAR.
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HDQRs MILITARY COMMANDER, !
RICHMOND, VA April %, 1865. !
HEADoUR's MILITARY COMMANDER,
Richmond, May 9th, 1856.

HEADQUKo Mill nv VV'I'I .1.'D'.1., {
Richmond, May 9th, 1866.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 3.
IL having been represented TO these Headquar'
ters that the number of cases of Smallpox in the
city has increased, as a precautionary measure u
il ordered that all persons, both white and black,
who have not been recently and successfully
vaccinated. viii Immediately have it done BY
their attending physicians. Grauitous VACCINE
tom will DO performed at TIE U. $. DispensMy,
corner 9Th and Broad Streets, Libby Prison Has
pitaI and stuart Hospital at head of Main ST.
Commanding officers of the different regiments
stationed in this city, will ste that the medical
officers of their commands aid in carrying out
the instructions Of this Order
+. T. DENT,
Brig. Genrl Military commander.
mv6-tf of Richmond
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TICE.
rIyHE Stockholders Ofthc Virc In
in gE'ire d MARINE Insurance Company
have ascertained that the condition CT the oOmpa-
nv will Justify its continuing lis business, and
have received permission from the military au-
thorities 70 do So Its effects will be held liable
for outstanding policies in such amounts as may
b, agreed on between the officers ami the ASSURED.
Policy holders are hereby requested TO bring
their polices promptly 10 the ONCE of the compa
nv lover Mitchell 4 Tyl RS store. 1903 Main street,
ana have them endorsed good for proper amounts
in current iunds.
Those WHO have lost their policies can obtain
certificates in lieu of the same. We are prepared
TO take new risk and invite our Old patrons and
the pubic generally to sustain us.
WILLIAM WILLIS, IT.,
nvb-Iy Secretary.
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iHiRRANeE.
C0Mr ANY on Tsssa

fNBUtfJANCfs COMPANY OF TssE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Once over Mitchell 81 TyIer's,
NO. l0S MAIN STREET.
THIS COMPANY has yet a good capital left
Il from the the late wreck, ind have resumed
business ut their new ONCE, No. 1903 Main Street,
first floor above Mitchell d Tyler's store.
The old friends OF the Company and the public
are requested 10 call on them Tor insurance az
heretofore
Policy holders are hereby notified 10 bring their
policies promptly TO the Office of the Company
and have them endorsed good for proper amounts
in current funds.
JOHN l.. BACON. President
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
RICHMOND, May 9th, lS65.-3m
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NORTHERN ICE
;1WE SUBSCRTBERs having resum

TTNEHE 81 BSCKNKbEHGS ,hhVlng resum'
i ed their GRO Gerry. METAL AND con-
MISSION BUSINESS, at their old stand, on Four.
tenth street. near the Exchange Hotel, Offer their
iervices for the sale Of all kindsof Country Pro
duce, and expect in q short time to have on hand
a desirable stock Of GROCERIES, and METALS,
TO which they invite the attention OF their TOW n
mys-st JOHN N, GORDON SON.
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EDQR'S MILITARY COMMANDER, !
RICHMOND, Va, April 27th, 1865. )

GENERAL 0BDERsl
No. 4.
II is desirable that the public schools of this
CITY be opened. The former teachers ore request
ed TO resume their positions. Should any OF the
public school. houses be otherwise occupied they
will be vacated. Parents are requested 10 regis
Ter their children at the schools and see hat
they attend regularly.
By order of Brigadier General DENT.
an % WM. II. POWELL, A. A. A. G.
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'"0-" CIRCULAR.

0EEICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GEN'L,)
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGISIA,
Richmond, Va, April 81, 1865. )
Several paroled officers OF the Army OF North
ern Virginia having signifed their desire to go
abroad to Europe or elsewhere, and for the pre-
sent all permits to such officers to pass through
the loyal States having been suspended, they are
informed that passports AND passage 70 haiiiax
ofice Of the Provost Marshal General of this
Department n n ON
~ NJ. r. PATRICK,
.noA Provost Marshal General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

CTRAY COW.---A WHITE COW with
y bell on came TO my house on Monday, May
sth. 1865 one mile east Of Richmond, on the
Williamsburg road. The owner will come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away. ANDREW b. CAhIER.
my9-3t'
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DUCHWOND STOVES.

ATTE have on hand few Of the RICHMOND
w STOVES. so well known in this marhet
Also q full assortment or REPAlklnG PLATES
For tbese stoves c. d. YALE & CO.,
nv 69w Iron Block, Governor Street.
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HDQR'S MILITARY COMAANDER,(
RICHMOND, Va, April 9th 1860.
GENERAL OEDKRs(
No. 3.
Until further orders, no Spurious yinous or
Fermented LIQUORS will be sold in this city, nor
will any be allowed to be brought here.
ANY person OF persons violating this oder viii
be promptly arrested by the Provost Marshal OF
the district and sent to Castle Thunder.
Bv command of Brigadier General DENT.
nnoa WIN II. POWELL, A. A. 4. G.
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ENkE AHh k.ESgE. iN

@0 mn stEHAtg0,oyAsy Passss NJ
spZsUUU siding IN Virginia or elsewhere,
into Whose hands ono or more Of the valuable
papers listed below may have come, will receive
it OF them to my address, through Adams Elk.
press Company, with instructions to receive the
reward on delivery of the bonds
No questions will be asked-so the names Of
the parties will not be known.
Messrs. r. A. Lancaster & Co., Stock Brokers,
Main street, Messrs. Maury d Co., Stock Bro.
kers, near SpotsWoed Hotel, and Mr. John Pur-
cell, Stock Broker, will also have the kindness
10 act for me in this matter.
JOHN STEWART,
Odlce, Franklin street, between 7th and Sth.
Richmond, April 20. apo6-tf
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CTOLFN.-A LIBERAL REWARD GIVEN.
= Ny noted sonel horse, JOE HOOKER, was
stolen from my stable last night. lie is about
Fifteen isl hands high, heavy built, on the Ca
madam order-right eye ont, has saddle gall
on his left shoulder under the front of the sad.
die. and crest fallen ! will literally reward
any one who will deliver him to me at my store.
1856 Broad street, or give me information that
will lead to his recovery.
VIM. 4. M0UNTC ASTLE,
ls6 Broad street, between 9Th and eth.