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A.-yhitc's Patent Lever Truss is War
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Auetson sale Of Me. at Boston.

BoeroN, Feb. ., fs65
The cargo OF rice brought from Savannah by the
steamer Greyhound sold at auction to-day, for the
benefit Of the poor Of that city. The prices nrsed from
twelve 10 lfteon and quarter Cents
The New York herald., 1865-02-24
.BrookIyn CITY News,

SUICIDE or A CoLoRED MANA colorcd named
jacob Thompson residing the Of Rochssss
and Union street. committed suicide last evenlno
by blowing his brains out with shot gun. He had bos8
crazy for days past and threatened several
oasons to kill himself Tho Coroner notified TO heA
INQUEST
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Beautiful Com omplcxion.-The Bloom o.
YOUTH. OR LIQUID PEARL the greatest improye enasqe
discovered by JAMES LAIRD. All 1t best u
Broadway. Sold everywhere
The New York herald., 1865-02-24

A Beautiful Complexion.-The Genuine
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The New York herald., 1865-02-24

All Ladies Should Use sterling's AmbrS-
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onders the hair soft and glossy.
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work Sword Exercise containing forty illustrations oopse
from photographs embracing s the nportnnt positions -
oudine the motlons' In draw swords" salute" and ro
turn swords This work has bcen prepared with much ORE
" dvesed OF all technical has recciy ed the
qualified approval OF Msor GENERAL Dix General Robsss
Anderson and other distinguished officers % whom -
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The New York herald., 1865-02-24

Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 10 It's original color stops its falling out te4pa ~
head clean, sAnds above comparison with any other 49,
dressing Sold al the drug tores snd a ofce Nc -
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Creuse's Compound Cshebine DraGeeS
never fall, and easy taken. Sold By }. CREUeH,
8irsh avenue, Amity. Sent By mail
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A.-sword ExercIs. Illustrated. A New

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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Hest I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfo
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Aksiur Gen. GODFREY wEIrzEL and Brig. Gen. IT, r
xzr have their headquarters at the mansion former
HErzpied by jeff Davis, corner OF Clay and Iwehth
qsSess-contnuation Of Governor street
Saicr Gen. CHAs DEvsNs has his headquarters at the
GASREnCr's mansion.
g<vet Brig Gen E. H. RIPLEY has his headquarters at
JtrCSy Hall.
HsJur General A. V. Kautz First Division Twenty nth
EsraF Corps headquarters at Richmond House.
Cssys0n VIM vondoehn Adjutant General
H6ssz Atherton H. Stevens Jr., Provost Marshal has
Ernsidence at the French COnsus house and his office
a sior Carrngtons late place Persons requiring per
l1ssk,uzsses etc. can get them at the latter place
5rutenant Colonel W. A. COnoyer, Medical Director
hnzy 81 the James headquarters at the Custom House.
Sx-Eeon A. c. Benedict, U. S. ", Medical Director OF
Ssasy fourth Army Corps, ONCE at General Devinss
HE1SSusrters.
gezyson f. p Moroug, U, 5. ", Medical Director OF
E1zzsy dfth Army Corps, office on Tenth street. near
eagieS.
lz.rAenaut Colonel John COughlin Provost Marshal
GEEE1aI of the Department of Virginia, office in the
CSasrsa House, on Bank street
(ERssain Abel E. Leavenworth Ninth Vermont Vos
EBbSsaut Provost Marshal Custom House Building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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-l,rTS Of Richmond who may wish the Wing, there
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AFFAIRS IN WILMINGTON.
A Wilmington correspondent of the New York

A Wilmln gton correspondent OF the New York
Times, under date of All inst, Gays
Brig. Gen Joseph r Hawley, OF Connecticut, who
10 com nAn1 at this place, was bern at CheraT, B.
@. Hell generally giving satisfaction IN his admins
t-atiou of affairs The citizens Almost unanimously
give our troops the credit Of behaving better toward
them than the Confederate soldiers and speak Of
them when comparing them with the sailors from
the blockade.runners as perfect gentlemen. Before
our troops took possession of this city 1t was very
ordinary thing to find citizens murdered IN tae
Streets bu. now, with few exceptions the best CT
der prevails. have heard Of 10 deprcdatons being
committed. or any violence whatever.
TIE last of the psroled prisoners who reached our
lines on the ls ult at this poirt, are to be sent
North this morning! Al together they will number
about one hundred, mostly gaugrenops cases, follow
inc from III treatment after amputation About four
hundred other sick sold ers 60 at the same tima
A malignant contagious fever, brought here by
our psreled prisoners, has been very fatal among
the citiz ms though tie soldiers have generally es
caped il Some call it tie spotted fever but it 10
nothing more than typhus or jail fever Its apresr
ance here gave rise TO tie report CT the prevalence
Of smallpox There are IN hospital here three thou
sand sick soldiers from Sherman's Te-rys and Soho
fields ami Is, which is considered very small num-
Der ird eating general good health smoog cur tro ps
The cd negro all, or "lr .der's Cfi,e" as the
soutberners lied It, formerly used by tie Confede
r2te authorities as place of confinement for men
10 their h4uis is now filed with ie'e prisoners and
de terJ. some OF woom are bt er IN Their complaints
of bal quarters Many have made application for
permission 10 lake the cath o. ale glance.
Wilmington Is overs'ocked with goods brought
down by traders from the North, aud many who
have invested here will undoubtedly lore money Tie
ctiz;ns have some 'pece, but use it very sparngly'
and viii continue 10 do So until matters have as
sured more definite stapa. Prices are enormously
nigh for everything Tie Palmetto House Is opea
for dodgers only. Aside from this, however, there is
40 other publc-house accessible TO strangers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

Amouc tbe emirrant passengers By The Etna from
Fur1e who landed Of Castle Garden on Thursday was
Senator Henry Fo0ts Of tie late ie5e. to1gress he
came in the storage 10 avoid the passport reculaoq
GEN Dix TO repor, himself and IS now sc understand
in EdIidge street jail.
Paris journal preiesse. to Know that the city o.
Monteyideo capitalized 10 the BrazG@as on terms ar
ranged by Admiral, Cha-neau and Elliott commanders
of the French sad English sqIadronS IN fhe waters II
vas provided that the Montevidelns were free to eec
new President aud General Flores was likely 70 oe
chosen.
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RICHMOND WING.
wpI. IRA SMITH, Proprietor.
TERMS:

n. rice Of the Wing is FIVE CENTS per copy ,oo
SrS Agents and Boys will be charged 50 Oh per lVO
,sstsements will be charged at the rate OF 10 cents
7SlssuVg-e of lines.
Tazyzer advertisements upon contract. a..
ssrs Boys are instructed that they SHALL 'he
is1Hrnrnt for the Wing from the purchasers on the
SerE and they will be received from the boys al the
5a4st rs five cents, payment OF their purchases.
rehrmpeEs.
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~
from Washington, dated 18th instant, says:
"The rumor that the President Is earnestly en-
gagged In Richmond in settling upon some just and
generous profer of pardon to the Rebel rank aud
file, gains credence In Influential quarters. [! is
known that Secretary Seward was summoned to
convene there with the President the day of his Sc
rlous accident. Grant also autographed the Secre-
tary of War, requesting that no one be permitted
to visit Richmond for the present, while rumor as
serts tit commissioners, official or sef-consttuted
from Alabama Georgia and North Carolina, are in
that city, and In conference with the President"
The correspondent of the Tribune is mistaken in
locating the President at Richmond He only re-
NAMED here few hours, and then proceeded, we
believe, to Fortress Monroe.
In this connection we may say that the recent in
tsrview between the President and Judge Campbell
related to the restoration of peace IN all the States
and not to Virginia alone, might be inferred from
the brief notice Of the consultation of citiz ns
published in the Whig Of Saturday Whilst every
one will rejoice at the restoration Of peace and pres
perty in all the States, cannot refrain from the
expression Of the hope that the pablo men who are
to take part in the reinstatement of Virginia to her
ancient position in the ssterhood of States will sd
dress themselves to that business without uunsces-
sary delay. Virginia was not consulted nor waited
for when Secession became the determined policy of
the Cotton States" and there is no sound reason
why cooperation" with them, in accepting the
Presidents terms of peace, should be the rule of
proceeding now. LIST Virginia lead the way back
to the Union, and present an example of prompt
action to the other States of the late Confederacy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

No. REWARD from the stable oi
40 The subscriber on the night of the ninth inst
rhrBLACK or DARK BROWN HORSE 10 hands high.
sSozt years oil; two white hind feet ana one Whl"
yTsl in forehead; also harness marks
Information to be left at TIE Wing Office
a7gl-3ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

THE occupation Of Richmond by portion of the
Union army has afforded our citizens some in
sight into the vast military resources Of the General
Govern ment and convinced all who are susceptible
of conviction Of the utliy of resistance to The ia
tiona authority 1t has not only done this, but 1t
has revivfei il the hearts of thousands that pride
in the power and glory of the Great Republic which
formerly caused Their hearts 70 glow with patriotic
ardor. "Uncle Sam forever Is now the uppeFmost
sentiment of the people Let every reformed SeceS-
sionist make some amends for his past folly by VOW
ing upalterable attachment to the Uroo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
AMJSEyIENTs.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,

IN Corner seventh ana brOaa oHeee.
R. DoRsAY OGDEN ACTING AND STAGE l
MANAGER.
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 10 1860,
The English dramatizatiOn
Of the
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA,
By &. Verdi, entitled
IL TR0VAT TORE,
By
Mr.. RICHARD D. OGDEN,
Will be presented
FOR THIS MIG I N il 7!
Together with the laughabe Protean Farce Of
THE DUEL IN THE DARK,
interspersed with
BEAUTIFUL SONGS AND DANCES.
BOX BOOK OPEN -
From 9I.2 A. ", to 4l2 p. NJ, where see0
may be obtained.
In Rehearsal a new Play entitled
THE GHOST AT THE MOUND
aptl-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

T1TANTED.-.A situation as SALESMAN, IN a
~ Sutlers store, by young man who Is out OF EN-
pHntar-
Bees city references given. . -, .
ABaress MORTIMER, for two days, STATING ,e'ul, d.
SAVING Office,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
EErsfks Isr BRIGADE 81 DIVISION Darn ARMY CORPs
PROVOST GUARD, RICHMOND, VA,
April It'll. 1865.
SNlA2EAL ORDERS, !
No. 2. \

SliaE2EAL ORDERS,(
No.
lBrer to carry out instructions from the Military
saaor of this city for the police and guard duty of
1siy the following divisions of the city into districts
REnROunced.
We FIRST DistrctWill comprise that portion OF the
s+eg and suburbs lying north of and including Broad
StasS and east Of Shockoe Creek, Lieut.. Col Smith
rsE Sew Hampshire Volunteers, District Provost Mar
80 Headquarters Pizzni Building, opposite R. F.
X 8 r. Office.
geun6 District-That portion of tie city south Of
Ess street and west of 7th street, Major Thos. Miller
E<aah D. Y Volunteers, District Provost MARSHAL Head
Ctrnssers corner Cary and 4th streets.
yd Disrict-Ihat portion Of the city south OF Broad
as and between 7th and ShockOe Creek, Major Chas.
WEsz 18th Connecticut Volunteers District Provost
EzB1f Headquarters Exchange Hotel, Franklin
zEkksG
BSUrh Dstrict-That portion Of the city and suburbs
szrss shockoe Creek Ieut Col Kreutzer, 9Sth n. Y.
eISrarees District Provost Marshal Headquarters 81.
GRRieS Hotel
i different Provost Marshas will at once proceed to
EF cut each in his own District, the instructions al
usRfy furnished by the Military Governor.
BS command of Brevet Brig. Gen. E. Fl. RIPLEY.
r. p. STANIELS,
ETyT-2t Captain and 4. A. A. Genl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
DUCkLEY a. BUDD'S
ID UNITED NINSTRELS

BUCKLEY a. BUDD'S
ID UNITED MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND.
Received last nightly with great applause by overlooking
audiences at their
OPERA HOUSE FRANKLIN STREET,
Next to Exchange Hotel.
glorious Bill tonight.
RED GNOME
Which was received last night with great applause.
HARRY BCDD AND BILLY LEWIS
In their side-splitting Comicaltes.
Miss CARRIE BENTLEY
In Beautiful Fancy Dance
EIf YOU want 70 pass away an idle hour and enyoya
good laugh be at BUCKLEY & BUDD'S Opera House
tonight
Admission, 80 cents. T.
NORA GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE ON WE'D
NESDAY EVENING.
Doors open at half past o'clock Performance, TO
commence at quarter past o'clock. apll-r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

The ca lnonadng at Richmond was distinctly beard ,
on Sund ~, at Arlington Heights, Washington uiS'
lance Of over 100 miles,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

ONE of the chief arguments used by the advo-
- Gates Of .cession to seduce the people Of Viz
ginia from their allegiance to the Union was the ar
gument Of interest They represented, with all the
accessories of logic and statistics that the Southern
Confede:acy" was destined to he the greatest power
upon the face of the gobe-that "Cotton was King"
and that prosperity and wealth would flow go abun-
dainty from the vast resources of the South tina. p
verify would be unknown within the limits of the
new Utopia.
It was In vain that any argument on the opposite
side was presented, or that the Inconsistency was
pointed out of iuputing to the North merely msr-
cenary policy, whilst the cornerstone of the revc
lutlonary scheme was the almighty dollar" Of
course, the men who used the argument of interest
will now assert that the correctness Of their theories
could only be tested and proved by the establish
ment of Southern independence; :" but they cannot
deny that the experiment which they inaugursted
has been only productive CT ruin, desolation, and
woe. The basis of Southern afiiuerc', upon
which they chiefly relied for the ful6ment of their
predictions has been demolished, and of course the
s1perstructure falls.
The people of the South, as the delusions Of the
past decade wear off, will perceive that their mate
rial interests will be best subserved by the re-esa
blishment of business intercourse with the North
and by recognizing the reciprocal relations between
the two sections They will hereafter invite, rather
than repe, "Yankes" energy, industry, and capital
and when the 'era of good feeling" Is restored
prosperity and c2ntentment will everywhere prevail
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

AK ANY NEwSDEALER or BOOKSELLER for
IN ropy of
DAWLEY'S NEW WAR NOVELS
BIs Easslotgot them he will get them for you.
No I-MosBY THE GUERRILLA.
Eg o-PAyBINE, THE FEMALE SPY.
No 3-SEMwEs THE PIRATE.
No A-KMDNgE. THE BLACK SCOUT.
80 5-OsGOoD THE DEMON REFUGEE.
Illustrated Illuminated Cover. Price % cents trade
1880 for 100 or by tie 000 assorted at II cents.
T. h. DAWLEY, Publisher,
m T-eod3t 70 and II Park Row. \. Y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11

ADMIRAL FARBAGUT AND GENERAL COR
DONS VISIT TO RICHMOND.

The Norfolk correspondent of the New York
Herald (5tb) gives the following account of the
visit of vice-Admiral Farragut, Gen. Gordon and
select party to this city:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
Tsg8 NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.

n Fftb NEW Shlhl fOk 1000.
Eenderful invention for ladies. Unquestionably SUI
VCniS 10 all Others.
BBnt fail to read the advertisement in the RICHMOND
WEaB containing full particulars, every Monday morn
ny ap ll-evdeXMts
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PRISONERS cApTuREp FAILING n on NORFOLK, ETC

TIE annCulcement OF the capture and annlhlauon
of Mahones br'g,ce, which in great measure is
composed Of soldiers hapg from this city and Ports
mouth, caused great excitement here among the
friends and relatives of these men. A humter of
prominent citizens left here this morning for Fortress
Monr,e where transports having these prisoners on
board mad arrived to sec them Ii possible.
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Price 80 Cents Each.

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The lengthy practice which the Doctor has had
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
GOLD AND STOCKS.


On Thursday night, In New York gold went up
to l47. On Friday, the market opened at l4s!,
aud by ll.9O had receded to 144i, after which il
advanced and at 43O stood at l455. The Herald
(2Sth, p. NJ says
"The rise in the premium In the absence of a
demand Tor export is q source of some SURPRISE in
as well as out of Wall street and Ia traceabIe
TO purely speculative influences although there
are good reasons for supposiug that gold will he
considerably higher before the country returns 10
specie payments The bull operators, who are
heavily saddled with gold, are anticipating the
future little too fast, and the market NAV. If
stimulated much further recoll upon themselves
Meanwhile they are buying up all the gold that
is offered at the market price, aud it Is rumored
that theY have been large borrowers of currency
to-day"
In this city, Saturday, the buying rate for gold
was l43ai434, The brokers were selling charity
as their stocks had run low, and the offerings al
Their counters were limited. The selling rate
might be quoted at l4Gal47 silver, l3lal37.
In New York, Saturday at First Board gold
sold At l454 U S. 5.2Os, 1861; Virginia skies, 81
North Carolina SKIES, 70.