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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09

WAR DEPT ADJT GENERAL Or rlC1,S
WAsHINaroS, April 10, 1850.
GESNRAL OEDERs(
Ne. n.
T. Bv direction OF the President, the Department
OF Virginia, and such parts Of North CArolI9A a.
NAV not b occupied by the command OF MAJOR
General Sherman. and including the Army Of
the Potomac. viii constitute the Military Dl'i'
sion OF the James. 49,, s.,,.s
M Major Geac.ll q. W. Haleek United S S1l'es
Army ia assigned 70 the COMMAND OF 'no "''''-
~ Division OF the James. g.
IN General Orders No. 65, current series, u
hereby revoked.
~ "Sfs,,sj, = D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdjutAnt General
Official copy J. c. sHELToN Asst AGJ zen i
.EIs,5onarters Military Division Of the James,
a ae'4 o. ~ isss ap -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE

TIME undersigned, under the firm and name
i OF SPOTS d GIBSON, offer their services
for the sale of GOODS and PRODUCE.
Theyhave taken the house nc. 10, 18th St.
formerly occupied by VIM. Beal, and solicit con-
sig nmt nts. They have secured the services of
Jesse I. Hutchinson, Whose long experience in
the Tobacco Business is guaranty u consignors
OF that article.
JN0. G. SPOTS,
Formerly OF Spots Harvey
my3-2w GEO. GIBSON.
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HDQR's MILITARY COMMANDER, !
RICHMOND, April 81, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS I
No. .. 4


GENERAL OEDERs,l
No. :.
The following instructions are published for
the information Of all concerned:
Residents Of the city are informed that they
viii De held strictly responsible for the police Of
their premises. includins the sidewalks or pave
nspts In front OF their dwellings or business To-
ealities, yards and alleys. Where any person or
persons fail % comply with.this regulation, they
will be assessed double the amount Of the cost Of
such police. The officer Of police will cause 1he
work TO be done, and will make and collect the
assessment
I'M. Privs,e property viii be respected. No
houses will be occupied except by authority OF
ths Military Commander and . proper assign
ment. under that authority. by the Post Quar-
termaster. The Post Qusrtermaster will imme'
diately ascertain what houses are occupied by
osBcers and troops in this city, BY whom Occu
nis8 and by what authority, reporting the same,
without delay. 70 bis oaice. All control over the
public buildings in the city will devolye on the
Post Quartern aster.
mi. Its made the duty Of all guards and pat.
rols 10 preserve good order, and when disorders
occur they will b. suppressed immediately and
eFe,tually. The multi alton Of public monu-
ments ana buildings is strictly to be guarded
AGAINST. Furious riding or driving IN the streets
a prohihited. Horses are not allowed IN the
public squares Guards will enforce these regu-
lations a, -.
Soldiers visiting the city must remember that
thew are visiting a military post and that they
ar amenable TO the regulations governing such.
81 command OF Brigadier-General Dent.
WM n. POWELL.
First Lieutenant 4th U. s. Infantry. A. A. A. G..
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OFFICE PROVOST MARsHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond. April IS, 1867
All officers and enlisted men on PAROLE, and
all other persons not on duty are hereby forbid
den 10 wear side Arms and Ievolvers.
District Provost Marshals are charged with the
strict enforcement OF this order
By orde. of Brig. Gen. NJ. r. PATRICK.
ABEL. Z. LEAVEN WORTH,
captain Ninth Vermont Volunteers,
snIe-tf Assistant Provost Marshal.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GEN IL
RICHMOND, Va, April ls, 1865. J
Notice is hereby given that all persons desir
Gus of fishing in the James river and 10 sell their
fish in Richmond and its vicinity, have permits
sion so to do without further permit or him
derance. NJ. r. PATRICK,
Rp 9O--u Provost Marshal General.
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HEApOUR'S MILITARY COMMANDER, !
Richmond, Msy 9th, 1885. J
SPECIAL Orders, !
No. 8. ,

SPECIAL Orders,
No. 8.
II having been represented TO these Headquar'
tsrs that TIE number Of cases Of Small'P in the
city has increased, as a precautionary measure II
i oriered that all persons, both white and black
WHO have not been recently and successfully
ya,ciaated viii immediately have 1t done by
their attending physicians. Gratuitous vaccine
ton will be performed at the y. \ Dispensarl'
',r,.r s-b and Broad Streets, Libby PRISON Hes
pital and >tuar. Hospital az head Of Main st
Commanding officers Of the different regiments
stationed in this city, will see that the medical
-oHicsrs Of their commands aid in carrying out
she instructions OF this Order
=. T. DENT
Brig. Gsnrl Military Commander.
nve-tf OF Richmond.
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CIRCULAR.

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GEM,
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April 81, 1865.
Several paroled officers of the Army OF North
ern Virginia having sgnifed 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 taey are
win be furnished them on application at the
office of the Provost Marshal General OF this
Department.
NJ. R. PATRICK,
anoA Provost Marshal General.
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LOST AND STOLEN.
90 0OO REWARD.-Any person

OO 000 kEWAKD.-Any person re-
DZsUUU siding in Virginia or elsewhere
into whose hands one or more OF the valuable
papers listed below may have come, will receive
his proportion of the above reward, by sending
il or them to my address, through Adams Elk
press Company, with instructions to receive the
reward on delivery of the bonds
No questions viii be asked-so the names of
the parties will not be known.
Messrs. X. A. Lancaster Co., Stock Brokers,
Main street, Messrs. Maury 4 Co., Stock Bro
kers, near Spotswood Hotel, and Mr.. John Pur.
cell, Stock Broker, will also have the kindness
to act Tor me in this matter.
JOHN STEWART,
Office, Franklin street. between 7th and sth.
Richmond, April 90. ap26-tf
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HDOR'S MILITARY COMMANDER
RICHMOND, Va, April -, 1865. }

GESEEAL OEDEEs,(
No. /.
In conformity With General Orders NO. 10,
psa5.partsrs Department Of Virginia, Of April
IN lS65. the undersigned hereby assumes COM
mana ofthe city Of Richmond and sll troops sta
toned within its limits.
Am returns and reports will be made 70 these
gsa5,uar,ers. and all details for duty in the city
will b. made from the same.
The following officers are announced As on the
sts-> Of the Military Commander, and viii be
obeyea and respected accordingly
FIRST I. ieutenant Wm- b. Powell Ath U. >.
Infantry A. n. C.. A. A. A. q.
Fi-s, lieutenant H. 5 Merrill, Post Quarter
Cant. A. J. Cook, Post Commissary.
Suryaou Thos. NJ LaRey, 2Ooth Penna. vols.
=. T. DENT,
,nQ4-tf Brig. Gen U. ;. Vols, com'dg.
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RyCWJOND STOVES

WYE have on Ind few of the RICHMOND
w STOVES. sevell known in this mark ct.
Also a full assortnnt Of REPAIRING PLATES
for those stoves. CD. YALE 4 CO.,
m, Qw lin Block Governor s: rect.
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EDoR's MILITARY COMMANDER
R1cHxoND, Va, April 9th, 1850. }
GENERAL ORDERS .
No 4 \

GENERAL ORpERs(
No. 4
Il ia desirable that the public schools OF TINS
city be opened. The former teachers are rec ~
ed 10 resume their positions. Should any .. nc
public schoOlho be otherwise oeeuPisu 49,
viii be vacated. Parents are requested 70 resis
Tar their children at the schools and see 'n9'
~ order o Brigadier General DENT.
a. - VIZ. a. POWELL, A, A, A. "
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Hotel, EilI be allowed 10 furnish their guests
Al table wines ale or porter, by the bottle.
Druggists and ApothecSries will De allowed 70
Keen on hand. and sell 10 their customers wines
and fsrmented liquors by the bottle.
sliovvsd 10 import wines and malt liquors.
uv4-tf. r 1. UHN l,
BriEsdier General and Military Commander.
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tn TIVE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND AND ITS
~ VICINITY

The inhabitants Of the various eounues h9aL
Richmond are hereby informed that no oic u,t:t
III ~ made in admitting them TO bring Market
-ares TO this city They are invited 10 cum cum,
mensetheir ordinary traffic at once and assured
~ protection in passing TO and fro within the
lines of the United States forces.
The citizeas OF Richmond, and shopkeepers anu
others, are also requested TO 'ume their oruiha
~ ayocAtions as speedily as poss pie: 20. 'n ~
nrotect an good and peaceable citizens and TO
IreStoTe. IN as great measure as may be practi'
csbIe The former rosgerity of the city. No mo,
estation by soldiers or Others will be allowed II
possible, 10 any who are engaged IN PeAoe'u'
pursuits. ,.---.,...-.. dor. IN
Orders will be issued - military commuters III
conformity with the above announcements
By command OF Maj. Gen. ORD.
AAAM BGDEAU Liclt. Col U. ;. A.
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HDOR's MILITARY COMMANDER
RICHMOND, Va, April 9th, 1855.

GEEERAL ORDKRs,l
No. 3
Until further orders, no Spurious, VinOus or
psrmeuted Liquors viii be sold in this city, nor
,EiIl any be allowed 70 be brought here.
Anv rerson or persons violating this oder VIII
he promptly arrested BY the Provost Marshal oil
re district and sent to Castle Thunder.
NJ command Of Brigader General DENT.
sgas WM h. POWELL, A. A. A. G.
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4 Milling Machines,
8 Iron planners 20 by 90 by f..
3 Combined Punch X Shears,
l Large size trip hammer.
1 :" e tenoning machine,
| medium size
3 Splitting saw tables,
l Cut of "
9 Lane 4 Bodleys Hub. Mortising Machines.
| Wood planer - II. by "a in.
| Circular Saw Mill,
] Veneer
Cousignments for New York solicited, upon
which liberal advances will be made.
c. r. HODGES
To be found at present at Mrs. Courtney's
boarding house, corner above the Spotswood.
my LET
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To OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY

To OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS VI, IRE AhmA
OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
HEApo'Rs DEPARl MENT OF NIsGINlA
Richmond, April IA, 1863,
officers and soldiers of the Army OF North
arm VIRGINS. who we've not present az the surren'
der of that army by Gen. Robert E. Lee al apo Apo
mattox Court House, on the 9th OF april 1870,
are hereby informed that the terms OF captalatlCn
are extended to them, and that they can al once
van themselves Of the same BY coming wlLhl1
the lines of the United States forces, al or Lear
Richmond laying down their arms anu RECEIVING
their paroles.
BY command OF Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADAAU, Lieut.. Col. L. ;. A.
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WAR DEPT. ADTT GENERALS OFFICE,}
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09

HUQRS DEPARTMENT VI NlkGlNlAil
ARMY OF TRE JAMES,
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1867
GENERAL ORDERs,}
No. 10
I. Brigadier General F. 7. Dent, U. S. Vols,
having reported for duty TO the Department Com
mander, is hereby assigned to duty as Military
Commander Of the City Of Richmond and will
command all troOps Within the city.
9 The troops to be stationed in Richmond will
consist OF the Oath Mass. Vols. the Goth n. Y.
Vols, and further detail, 10 be made by Briga-
der General Devens from the troops under his
command, 70 be equal in strength TO two good
regiments with full compliment of officers. This
detail viii be permanent, aud will be IN lieu OF the
daily detail Of four hundred men for the Dis
trict Provost Marshals ordered by General Or
ders, No. a., current series from these Headquar-
tiers.
& General Dent will furnish to the Provost
Marshal General, ard the District Provost Mar
shals, such details as may be necessary.
4. The troops stationed in Richmond, by virtue
Of this order will be provided with suitable quar-
ters at such points as Brigadier General Dent
shall designate.
All orders and parts of orders, conflicting here
with, are hereby revoked.
By command of Major General ORD.
ED. W. SMITH,
Assistant Adjutant General.
0Hioial Ed. W. SMITH.
Assistant Adjutant General, ap94
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WebI 0IItt1 O"IPV140I! y
ap 29-lm
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

REVENUE DEcIsIoNs.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue to-day made the follow
ing decisions:
Farmers and Others who raise peppermint
and manufacture oil therefrom are liable,
under section 70, clause 81, to take licenses as
manufacturers, where the amount of oil manu-
featured exceeds $1,000 annually. The es-
sential oil so manufactured is also subject to
an ad valorem tax, under section "a, of six
per cent.
Sheet music and sheet maps are liable to an
ad valorem duty Of six per cent. as manufac-
turers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

A BRITIsH SHIP AFTER THE SHENANDOAH.
1t is reported that as soon as the news of
the destruction of our whalers on the Pacific,
by the rebel cruiser Shenandoah, reached Aca-
pulca Mexico, the commander of the English
war steamer Devastation, then lying in the
harbor sought an interview with Capt. G, P,
Scott, of the United States steamer Saranac,
and informed him that he should set sail i'm
mediately with the Devastation in pursuit OF
the Shenandoah, and should treat the rebe
cruiser as a pirate, and capture her wherever
she might be found, He was as good as his
word, and left the port as soon. as his shir
could be got under sail.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

A man named Schofeld, native of Hesse
Cassel, Germany, who came to the United
States at the age of fifteen years, resided here
twenty years, and was naturalized, recent
ly went back to his native country, where he
was arrested on the claim that he owed mill
tary service there, and was sentenced to six
months imprisonment and to serve two years
IN the army. The authorities refused to re-
lease him on application of the American
Minister
On Saturday night a convention Of delegates
from twenty different trades and working
mems associations met at Washington to take
into consideration the proposition that eight
hours shall constitute days work. They
appointed committee to publish an address
to workingmen throughout the country and to
take measures for National Convention in
furtherance of the object.
The new navy regulations provide that after
the LIST of June, 1866, neither ensigns, masters
nor lieutenants will be promoted to the next
higher grades, respectively until they have
established, to the satisfaction of board of
examining officers, or other duly appointed
board, that they possess a sufficient knowledge
of the French and Spanish languages to speak
the same with sufficient degree Of fluency.
The President granted no less than 100 par
dons on Monday-yet, of course, this is slow
process for the very many thousands who have
to await Executive action under the restric-
tons of the amnesty.
A street railroad was naugurated at Hall
fax, N. S., ON Saturday.
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DLACK HORSE STABLES,

CORNER CHURCH AND UNION STREETS,
NORFOLK, VA.
The subscriber has just received an addition to
Pha and other Late Styles of Car
.riages, which he will keep for FAMILY USE.
Carriages, Buggies and Horses for hire at all
hours Of the day or night Terms moderate.
Wa Orders solicited.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

A freedman in Arkansas having
tried to reclaim his personal property from the
premises of his former master, was furnished
by the Provost Marshal with circular endors
ed with an authorization to take his property.
The master returned the circular, indorsing
upon it that he considered the bearer his pro-
perty, and that "When | am perfectly salts
fled that the slaves have been emancipated by
such authority as is recognized as constitutional
by our high courts of law ambiguity, then and
not till then, will make contracts with slaves.
or regard them in any other light than as the
property of those who have purchased or raised
them" Whereupon the contumacious planter
was arrested and fined $50.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

OFFICERS DISMISSED THE SERvIcE.-The
sentences of the following officers tried by court
martial in this city, and dismissed the service,
have been approved
Lieut.. Col. George Hogg, I'd New York
heavy artillery, dismissed for conduct unbe-
coming an officer and gentleman.
Capt. Richard Goebel, 18th regiment " r.
c., dismissed for keeping woman of ill-fame
in his quarters and introducing her to officers
as his wife.
Lieut.. d. H. Piffard, 18th New York heavy
artillery, dismissed for breach of arrest = FASH
inqtOn Star.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

THE SOLE OBSTACLE. The civil war grew
out of the conflict of opposing sentiments and
interests, famed into ultraism by the ever in
tensifying gale of sectional dispute The end
of the appeal to arms leaves the ultraists OF
one side silent, subdued and submissive while
the ultraists of the other side are more ultra,
more aggressive, and more malignant than
ever This is the only remaining obstacle to
national harmony and the entire restoration
of the Union. Boston Courier.
The Nashville Banner THE old Wing organ
of Tennessee) will be revived in few days.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

MILITARY ASSIGNMENTS following
officers have been assigned to duty (by recent
orders in the Department of South Carolina
Brevet Maj. Gen. Chas. Devens, U. s. Vols
to the command of the Military District Of
Charleston S. G.
Brevet Maj. Gen. Adelbert Ames, U. S
Vols, to the command of the Military Distric
of Western South Carolina
Capt. Henry Seton, 54th n Y. Vet Vols
as aide-de-camp on the staff of the Major Gen
eral commanding the department.
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miscellaneous,
Message of Governor Perry, of south
Carolina.


The steamer Quaker City has arrived from
Charleston on the 10th
The Courier contains Gov Perry's message
to the State Convention He acknowledges
the death of slavery and COUNCILS a wise lust
and humane treatment Of the freedmen, by
which they may become as strongly attached
to the whites as whilst they were slaves Legis-
lation, he says will be required to regulate
the relative duties of employer and employee.
The Governor suggests changes in the State
Constitution making it more popular and re-
publican in form. 1t is areproach of South
Carolina that it is less so than any other State
in the Union. He is opposed to the extension
of suffrage to the freedmen in their present
ignorant and degraded condition. as little less
than folly and madness. He contends that
this is the white mans government, and the
white mans only; that the Supreme Court has
decided that negroes is not citizens; and that
each State has the unquestioned right to de-
eide for herself who shall vote He suggests
the election OF the Governor members of Con-
gress, the Legislature and Presidential Electors
directly by the people, and that the Legisla-
ture should be elected and convened in season
to order an election for Congressman before the
first Monday of December.
The future, he says, will be bright and
glorious, AS long as civilization continues
this great Republic will flourish and increase
in numbers, wealth and grandeur. In less
than ten years we shall realize in the loss of
slavery blessing in disguise to ourselves and
to our children. He notifies the convention
of the re-establishment of the civil law and
courts, and the withdrawal of the negro troops
from the interiorto the garrisons on the coast
The presence of white troops will, he says, be
necessary for some time to enforce the relative
duties between freedmen and whites
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DAINa& ROT Fl E r,
RINKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Corner High and Middle streets,
DortsmOu th virginia
Rnv and sell Coin, Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change, Uncurrent Bank Bills, and Checks and
Notes of the Savings Banks.
Gss5- Receive Money on Deposit.
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THE Missouri TEST OATH.-Father Miller,
a Catholic priest, residing in Jefferson city,
Mo-, has been arrested and held to bail in the
sum of four thousand dollars, for persisting in
preaching without taking the oath prescribed
by the new Constitution. Rev. Mr. Cronin, a
Catholic priest, living in Hannibal, has also
been arrested for the same ofense, and bound
over in the sum of one thousand dollars to ap-
pear at the next term Of the Marion Circuit
Court, to answer any indictment which may
be found against him by the grand jury, for
violating the law.
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HENRY p. woR 9 hs 7 = R ;
NERAL NM ION
FORW DING NJ E R G ii a N L
NO. l2 Campbell's Wharf,
NORFOLK, VA.

JOHN p. LEIGH, u ~ PHELPs'
Norfolk, Va. late OF Lyncnburg, va:
II EIGH 81 PHELPS, Aucti0neFs and
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 8, Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va. q
Particular attention given to the public or pri-
waite sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Merchandise OF
every description, Furniture, Manufactured To-
bacco. Country Produce, &C., &c.
Sales of Real Estate, Household Furniture &C.,
attended to in any part of the city or country
upon the most favorable terms.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments
and account sales promptly rendered
au l0-3m
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BEEoHER ON WARM SUBJEor.-Rey.
Henry Ward Beecher is making considerable
stir by recent essay entitled g Remarks on
Hell" According to Beecher the internal
abode is not final state, but sort of purga-
tory, where the sins are burned out and the
virtues left fitted for blessed future condition.
Lie says he feels, when looking upon society,"
and then thinking of the orthodox idea of hell
as he " should if he looked into a crater. :"
There are great many old sinners who felt
in the same way, who will probably not per-
splre so terribly under Mr. Beecher's comfort
able assurance that hell is but a temporary
and intermediate state.-Philo. Ledger.
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ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS

| take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &c. | have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & Mclean,
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, | need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Flows,
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axes, &c, &C. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. l solicit examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to purchase.
G. BILLUPS,
81 Farmers Headnuarters
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THE CITY LAST NIGHT.

Last night the city presented lively APP
pearance. The different places of amusement
were thronged with citizens and strangers
until a very late hour. The visiting bands
of music performed in the early part of the
evening in different localities to large and de-
lighted audiences, and everything bore a joy
Gus and happy spect-Boltmofe SIM.