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Chicago Market.


b..,5 a,. july u 1855.
The advance in Gold to day in New York did
not affect the Produce markets to that extent that
was anticipated. The volume Of business contiu-
ues moderate. and prices are more or less unset
tiled. ''" E y
The Flour market was quiet TO day but arm. and
there was no quotable chang in prices. s92s q
9 so for White Winter 7.oOa7 rs for Red Winter;
5 25us 90 for fair to choice Spring Extra and Al
4.25a4.75 for Supers. -lgg.un..s.; sr
The Wheat market IS still unsettled aud priccs
are somewhat irregular. Sales were at s % for
No. I Red sll3aI.l4 for Extra Spring; sl.l0H
al IL for No. Spring. and s7assc for No aspiring.
The market for MOL Spring closed at sLnAa
LEX, and quiet. fss q b..
Corn was less active and prices suffered de-
cline of I14alxc per Lu. and closed dull at 55Sc
fer Mo- :, and At 53e for No.2.
Oats were dull and we have to note y decline Of
fully la2c per bushsl in prices-c!osing dull at 3sc
Rye was in demand and frn,er. The sales were
at the range of 64a65c for No. and No. IN store
Barley in fair demand but there was No
change in prices.
Proyi are firm, without any change in
prices. There was q good demand for barreied
Pork. and prices were well maintained with sales
OF Mess at s25 5Oa26.t o. and of Prime Mess at $50
Butter was more active, with sales at lea20c-
The upper price the very extreme.
Lake Frsights were steady al &c for Oats, exc
for orn, aud &c for Wheat-all to Bugilo
Beef Cattle were in fair supply. Medium grades
were active, and prices ruled 25so5e per 10 lbs.
higher. Entered sales, ,65l head. at s6.V0s7.27
for first class to extra Beeves; s5OOa5 - for fair
Steers etc., and at 80. 6Oa4s5 for lower grades.
New YoRk, July l3.-Floui 5aiOc better. Wheat
&c better. Corn firm at SIC. Oats heavy. Pork
better AT 81 e7S. Lard and Whisky firm. Gold
AZ IA.
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.HASHEESH CANDY!
the Great oriental Nervtne Com.
pound.

The Great oriental Nervtne Com.
pound.
most delightful EXHILERANT C0NFECTIONIZEp.
AMI Ia. the theme of song and 4 Try among the Per
SLAMS Arabians and Assyrians.
TRUE SECRET OF YOUTH AND BEAVTr
1t Remedy that ought to be in every House on &C.
of its hdrmlssness and potency; and above ALL %
Of eIcced,ng cieope Its the cheapest rsscy
in the world. Colds readily yiel. to it
The Writer the Speaker the Student ana 'ne esinsss
under the influence, 10 gatcra hse usphSon
and new energy a readiness and keenness o. PeIcePon
unknown before No Clergyman. Actor, singer, lawyer
or la fact any one. should be without H. =.
sacred and Profane History alke inform us, says the
R.x Jobn wesley that these the most beautiful.
happv healthy and loDgvsd races Of people that
ever existed 60. - a,
tIashsh Candy helped him when asfher remedies failed
10 relieve him. and that il is eleez-s compound
The celebrated Or. Mott Of Neo 1ork says me true ne
cinal virtues of Hesheesh Candy very grsat nfh
greater than yet appears. cerd wish that remedy %
potent for good it Is were more generally in use
II ia a Sure Cure For Fever and Ague.
Sure Cure fl. General Debility ana Waiting away.
Sure Cure for all Nervous and bilious Affections.
Sure Cure for Torpidity of the Liver.
Sure Cure for Quinsy. Group and Hives
Sure Cure for Colds. Coughs and Asthma
Sure Cure for Incipient Consumption.
Sure Cure for Insanity and Mental DeFan9emsut
is presorc the Cbmp1axion and Sk7Ss o~0 a.
pdrts the bloom of perfect Health and V0ov s nAe ~
H. Sold by Druggist everywhere Price % Gu ano u pr
box Postage on 81 box IS csnts.
Imnortsd only hY tia Gupinh Xn52oan Hn1II
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We would say to those about 10 purchase iht to-
graphic albums, that Shaier, over First Natcnal
Bank, has just Ieceivtd LAT &c aud select stock
which Ie Is selling at very low rates and we ven
ture The assertion that you cannot do better else
where.
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For the next thirty tsysTA. ,Srirrsi.. OF the
C:eap Auction Store, wll. eel 9th lng, dry gosis
boots, shoes hats aud caps ~+.lout re- ard tocUst
10 ma &c Ecemi for ~. -tol-< &c not fail 10 give
h.Hi call before purchasing elsewhere La Sale
81. .Ich DOG A0flA 81 piIuois lsIyea- Bridge
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fE,o TIE NERVOUS DEBILITATED AND DEsPONp
Il ENr Or BOTH SEXES. A great sufferer having
Len restored 10 health days after many years
nf nv i, willing 10 Assist his suffering fellow by
sending tree the 1t u aJvsPia addressed en-
velope coy of the JcinEh Of cure employed Direct
to JOHN N. DAGNALL, Box les Post once
len IL 1875 lrcoklyn, NY
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The Rev. Mr. Gray beng cut OF town there will
be no service at Cbeeser's Haii to MORROW, lJaiy
l. ur the foi!5r4ls sabbath
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ABSTRACTS oTTgElE.

We have the ONLY ABSTRACT EJ0I., containing
" and ,o.rcte al .r,et ct all D,as Mortgages. OF 9th
.r Liens against every Tract OF Lam. ami Io"E Ii III Ia
Sale county. Tiey the Be- Ks formerly kt II. tie
Recorder O'lfr.
m Eyery fat,iyr and every % town lot ahnni h'Te
IN s;rsct of the te of hsr chat he ny ki''
faes lis title stands and rfol ,s si iuy 'e 2ls'i'
title IrIlic, iaJle Eates IN TIE
Alortest notice.
Tho.. wishing to borrow roiry ;.ka up old hoTfn
e.. or to IMPROVE their iarns othsf"ise'a i he
III esdnin, dated Iy caIln. -
EDWIN R.fAY. +. 4. SlIEENovDr
49, Nov 2o-y -a.a -... zEp9'--9 ~ Loe'
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Ix1ERSaI Rsv EsUs.--The following table. for
which we are indebted to E. l.. Waterman. Esq,
u s. Assessor 9Th, dist..4 fboYs ,ihe assess.
ment of this district, for ths T. ): Internal reve-
me. The dgures show taige ineT-ase over last
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TIE weather. ,.o.ir; The last le, OF hHeen days
Las Leea dec.e-jly e etsa1gsAo.e." tor seserri
days before 4-o -t.eT ;.s ala intensely hot,
the rherlayu.eg,r la.l. Using 10 > 20 -. ami
GU ode or{tso tc,G si.us! even 10 ,oJ. Then came
d rain, from Ito east salca y is Succeeded by
p calber cod haEioi ererai days, i,,;s fire
aorIdgs apdeyea I sascoa,.5l,ab.e To- a5y
W.. have al iii,r INV, aad ali the indications
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-15

OTTAWA Wholesale MARKET.
orrAwA, June 50. 1866. :,
The farmers are busy harvesting and our mar:
ket is rather dull TIE following ssures IRE those
Of the Aillers rather ihan those ofths warehouse
men.
{. Fiour-W. wheat, ~ IS: Spring, &3.75 pr loo.
Corn Hedi-$l Ola E25c pr. 100. ,sssff+-s f't
: Whedt-Winter, 81. lOxtl.l3. Spring $l00.
COrn-Ear, Soc for IS lbs; Sheiied. 81 for 60 ID.
y Outs 35c for - lbs. $50
BdrLey-5t Sic. for 4S lb,. .23'-ai
Rye-43c. for 60 his. 80 .sa.la99
III, 1in,0thy .>e~f-x5.OO. ---
Potdt0es- New, sl.C0 p. bush =-Hterf
Eygs-l5c. - ~-z.
Butter--l5c. .1t ts-s
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LITHOGR APD s.

T7HorOaRAPHS. Magnifying Glasses. WehctWs IN
i abridged and al the BookA Paper, Blank boon e
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-DEowSED ~ 4 Villa little boy about "a
yeats old son 0i Mr. u Summons, ttuEer SUi Slr z
lorT Sir A.piey4 lisegfn the we-tet. part Of the
cts, vas drowned on FRIDAY nIug Of last
ueei. by ace,den..,i. ,siIr In,o wei. Tie cslle
lad been Gu: Of igut but 20 Or - minutes before
IL was missed ard found stated, though. on be-
ing covered lille was entirely extinct. The well
WAS = Il eighborin., house. aud had the usual
cubrIug around H. tAcept that oI one sIde Goa !.
ashe, had been deposited nearly to tLr top OF tie
cuP,,iI tzH 4 81 -
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$40 Reward!

II OsT. on ThnIsday, 2sth Of May, White and Liver
years old medium size and well proporoned liver cored
head and esrs liver osocd mark from the hack Of the
head Iunntpg point hack Of the neck and some
liver coored marks the bndy; bad aroand the nSrk
leather strap with rass buckle and ring The dog was
east Of the Fox River bridge. following farmer
wagon going east Any person who will return sAA dog
the owner In Ottawa win rsostvs The abovs reward
Juns l7r0v. J. p90K1Y.
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OFFICE AND SALERO0AS:
Nos. 81, Sc and SO Randolph street, Ca'cdgo'
v.pvuousrs : Foot'Rapdolph street, near ILLINOIS
HAREAoVSES Central Rail Road Depot.
CHAs B. BRI6HA ., Pre- sidenk-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-15

Advisory Directors.
JACKSON r. SHAVER. La LalLs Co, III.
THOMAS FINNE, Kendall On, III.
ELNATHAN WRIGHT, Kantohee Co., Ill.,
JAMES SELBY Peoria o., III.
LUTHER w LAWRENCE. Boone Oh, IH.
ELIAS A. THOMAS, Acff7sry o., ~
JOSEPH II. BERRY Wiry1se %, hich.
&C. YEYSOR. Luc,ts Co, Ohio.
LUCIAN B. JOHNSON, Green o., Hisoonsi''.
RICHARD MANNING, Jefersa. Co., IEs.
GEO C. WEBSTER, Ere o., Nero Fork.
VINCENT KENYON, CITY Of Neao York.
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nell IN Ottaw a

Losr.-0n the road from Ottawa - Worthwhile
a broadcloath coat. The finder viii be suitably
rewarded on leaving il al the office of ". Bush
nell IN Ottawa.
There twelve peers
Like CIaEleDlencs-:rnd all srrh peers in look
And Intellect, that neither eyes
Fog conilJ aers had dFer them mistook"
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r, IN. hest brand, of French Calf and Kip by work
men that are not exccci by any other esaoishsn In
the country however much they may btor
MIR Le,Sy has uniformly taken the best premiums At
o,r county Fairs and boasts of his Custom Work.
lie also challenges comparison with all ether dealers a
.. pRICpS C,T and see DANIEL LEAHY.
Al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-15
LAND AGENCY.

aarns PrairIc I.ar,Gs. Houses ana
s.Ot.. AMI Sa,ciiE: LOIS. bought and sold on
commission
Houses und Ots and Vacant LOIS III
.AllA ~ n. for sale. -.
.In,Droyed md Il1tmprnvtd Farms. in
IaStIle GrtIniy ami Livingston Counties ior SALE also
Lands in Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri,
We will act AZ agents IL the Payment Of Taxes Oh r"f-
a,,x in the St ts "a Iu- y - ou-ii and Missouri
These wishing Euy sell ttrmS. Prairie i'iA cr
Eowa Lots find il 10 to call anu sc Us
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? a ~
I.AEvEsT-- IaTHers generally IN this county
L-v. cUu,u.,..ccd their heat harvest. Wha; III
tie winter 81 heat VS. sewn las already 5eeL cut,
z.u - IT. ., have been able 20 learn the crop
iIas been ct east ~ avcrage. There was !iltIe
Injury Oy rust, but iae So, lre.bsrsot tie last
week Lac ci..eked bat ed srrfny wheat .eus-
rally 81 f.is-->oule ser! good The ravages OF the
eslntz bug have not been y,ry Serious anywhere.
Com and o-.s cgG;luue to .uUk very Gae, aud
nothing Jut ,a.ly frost can Prevent IA. i'' IL Law
Ius tie LeGyles, cora cfep s,dr r4'.cI Il. ,s
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THE AAIBEf's
:, returned VOLUNTEER /;
e. - - Or tif
The Bard's Serious Warning
10 THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
Or any other nian-to buy goods of NO one
but
!" r I s K E. ,o.t.

+ Beside window sat maiden fair.
WITH dark blue eyes and raven har.
Gazing ON the wintry Landscape dresr, -aaitr
It'll sounds Of footsteps caught her car.
manly form appeared In view 5-
Who wasitt All! she quickly knew
The noble form. the quick light triad,
And the carriage Of The stately head! ,r
u-,I III ~ i-oo --si'---i
-. , Ert, then the cothess u gods such eIoiheA.
= Were not for maidsn's eyes, a. those ,- i.rd srd
r., That wrapped the hero's form she saw. MI b e.
With eager steps returning from the var
She quickly hastened to his side, i' .'.''l'
(Altho his appearance hurt her prfde;)
Thankful there one else In sight
saying," how came yeu in such . phGhti1
Id s5rTovful accents he replied:
.'wou'd that on the battle neld I'd died,
Without glimpse at your face again.
II my appearance gives you pain.
Old shoddS clothed our anew,
- And ffsesisSd this suit of blue,
Started home furo' caught La shs rain.
And I'm -reduced to rags again.
I'll 20 to the store that's kept BY Nose.
There can purchase q suit OF clothes
At my own price: shall not fail,
Nose 10 anxious to make 4 sale.
And anxious to sell the buyer the goods (Bard)
% u Hehastened to the store kept by Moses,
~ Tone of the with such prominent nosee)
And in less than ten Iainrtes arrayed
In n suit Of clothes for which he'd PAID
p Siark that-Pad.
whew! the Gard finds il hard 10 on the wings If
the Muse ia such either crave. the Indulgence Of
the public for weeks when tire sequei will be- publish
ed lille the Bard will lie pleased have his friends
and the public generally call at tie store,
sas- 2 Doors Est Of The City Bank,
and examine his fine assortment Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-15
MRS. TARBIE
NEAT 1MONTAL.

I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish u marry
y you can do 50 ~ addressing / will send Sou,
without n"ney anil without price valuable iaormaion
that viii enable Won 10 marty hIrpiS and speedily irT--
!g-ve of age w-th I-aitv. This Information gill
tzS. yuu nethI-r and Il You wish marry III, cheer
fsiy assist All Letters strictly confidential. The ,,-
,r information s-ut by return mail. and ri akd
Please iEc,s" l,-sa.e stamped envelope addressed to
ygI.-sIE. Alll-as, SARAH l.. LAMBERT,
Sr-,EpoT-.
My ~, 1866 en-. Kings Co. New Ioss
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET. /,

,uqr..a.I1u1 i Da11I'1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
TIE CITY.

Tae RrErr,S ELEMENT is RIcHNOND.-There
are now at large in Richmond many escaped peni-
Tertiary convicts, and other vicious characters who
are only restrained from Praeticing their native
yillanies by the presence Of the United States
troops. Several of these desperadoes have taken
advantage of the temporary withdrawal of the pro-
vost guard to resume their work of rapne and vio-
I.rcc in scquestcred portions of the city.
A loyal and order-.oyng citizen has given Us soa e
particulars of an outrage Of which he was an eye
witness. About O'Clock on Monday evening, three
white men, neither Of whom were soldiers, met q
colored man on Grace street, between Isl aud Fou-
shec streets, and entered into conversation with
him. Immediately one &C the white T,n caught
hold Of the colored nlau's watch chain, gcrked it
from his pocket and at the same instant sfuC6 him
a stunning blow in the face. The other NO white
men then pitched into the cOlorcd man and beat
him until lie was in an insensbe cOnditon Our
informant looked up aud down the street fo guard
but neither soldier nor citizen could be sem. The
street in that partws deserted. Tointertrc alone
vas to insure for hin SELF the same treatment that
had Just been inflicted upon the cOlored rhn. He
FASTENED oil in search Of a guard, but didaot sue
coed in fndag cue until The scouudrels haC Effected
tdeir escape.
We are confident TIA, lie military norites
,,ll establish such regulations will price: the
tor;hy portion Of our population against lhc yio-
ieccc aud rufiansm Of the evil disposed. 'rhis re-
sc.licu has been sad demorali2er, audiyc risk
sosLiaS Ia saying that it has produced ma OF the
most abandoned scouudrels the world has ger con-
lo.,ed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
The Recording, The Personal, The
Literary, The Editorial and Inc
MISCELLANEOUS Department.

THE RECORDING DEP ARTMENT Is devoted entirely
to authentic Iecords Of che correct nams company, reg
mept ship &C. Of volunteers in the Army navy whs
have performed or who may perforr; aay gallant or
praiseworthy deeds in behalf Of Their COUNTY sad 70
give full and detailed narrative Of the sam II future
Such rec ord will b fss bIllis,t and sccsps.b
not only TO the memory Of the dead bu also the feel
ngs of the living than the grandest mhroi ncnrr1en3
II will be an Encyclopadis OF American Hs-osra that
our descendants can refer to with jest pride.
General officers correspondents, volunteers, Themselves,
and their relations ald friends earnestly requested TO
interest themselves in this department by sndi7g s se
counts Of any appropriate incident within Their Know
ledge with correct names. dates and particulars.
THE PERSONAL DEPARTMENT, which is 4 special
feature Of THE CASkET, Is devoted entirely ana FssB
OF CHARGE TO afording communication between volun
eers and their friends at home and also betwee, he-
selves Thousands have lost sight of other hy the
accidents of war and unable to advertise ewing 70
the expense and uncertainty Of finding oct what they
wisb But as THE CASKET will soon be circulated IN
every camp and in every household an inquiry or reply
in this department is sure to reach the dsree party and
thus we hope contentment and happness viii be carried
10 many A sorrowirg heart
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

ALL PnIsoSERs or WAR are sent direct from
Richmond to City. Point as soon as received none
but citizen prisoners and civilians are delivered
here, and SO rapidly they taking the oath that
the blank forms have IN out, being used faster
than thcy can be supplied by the printer
- Lie utenant Bishop, Assistant Provost Marshal
Of the Armyof the James, is commandant Of the
Libby. vice Major Thomas =. Turner, Confederate
commandant, ''skedaddled.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

CdE CHURcHEs.-In view Of the fact that To- NOR
.o1 is Sunday, and that the churches willl prob
Shy be open for divine service, We deed it Cur
duty to call the attention CT pastors and hers in
church authority to General Order No. issued
by Gen. Weitzel, extending protection TO dlrches.
2cHgiouS services may be conducted vii all the
zua-antees afforded in times Of profo1n peace
5u. if that protection is perverted 10 the erGnce
Ia any form of worship, Of reasonable sediments
.- expressions, the protection guarantee pin be
7i.hdrawa In the churches whore it been
customary 20 offer prayer for the Preside Of the
Confederate States, similar mark of respS is en-
loincd fo- the President Of the United Sta
We hope the good sense Of our clergyen will
30. allow them TO be controlled by prejdce and
custom n this matter, but that they wyeld a
,sady CON- lance to this not unreasonable rder OF
he military authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

EsgNEzER ADAMs.-This celebrated Quaker, on
visiting a lady Of rank, whom he found, six months
after the death Of her husband, sitting on SOFA
covered with black cloth, and in all the dignity of
woe. approached her with great solemnity, and
gently taking her by the hand, thus accosted
her. $50 friend, see that thou hast not yet for
given God Almighty This seasonable reproof
had such an effect upon the person to whom IT was
addressed, that she Immediately laid aside her
trappings Of grief and went about her necessary
business and ayocations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15
RICHMOND WING, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1866

Our ADvER1IsERs.-We desire ~ call especial
attention to the cards of some of our regular adve
tisers:
Mr. Jas. NJ. Taylor, real estate agent AID auc-
tioneer, has resumed business and for the present
has his office at his residence, corner Of Marshall
and 9Th streets.
Mr.. King, at his establishment, on Main street,
five doors above sth street. is prepared to Scour
officers uniforms or other gentlemen's wearing ap-
parel.
M. Charles L. Lad,cig, bank note engrayer, hthc-
grapher and printer steel, copper and stone, has
his establishment on the corner Of 9th and Broad
and is prepared 70 execute neatly and with des-
patch all orders in his line.
Mr. j. Qsi!ian, general ergraver and jeweller,
is prepare to make, on the shortest notice, Masou:
emblems, brcast-pns, badges, sc. His office is No.
3 Wall street.
lL. B. IFard,,el, well-knoWn in this city as an
enterprising merchant, before the war, announces
that lie has returned and would be happy to see his
friends a. his office, McDaniePS Negro Jail. This
Jail is famous as having been converted into has
tile by the rebel government for the incarceration
of a number Of loyal citizens when JEFF. Davis drst
proclaimed martial law.
Dr.. Joseph s. lEcdcrd surgeon 9eat;st, las Ms
Office at 2jj Main street, between 9TH and 9Th
streets.
D' AScoii Homeopathy has removed &c Broad
street, next to corner Of 10th.
Dr.. j. Edrl. DoetSi continues at his cid osice,
Main street, above the Srctsvood, between 7th and
sth streets,
Dr.. Vest has removed to Broad street. between
ed and 23d streets,
Adams Express ComPaay lave repOssessior Of
their offices n Richmond, Petersburg GoldseorO',
Charleston and Savannah. Their Office in this city
Is CT the co.ner Of Main and eth streets.
Hr. Stephen Mason has reopened bis store, corner
Of I7tL aad Main streets, in connection with NJ.
CLas. Gsl!aher, the well Anown Baltimore mer
chant, ard has or hand large and well assorted
stock of grocegiss, SC.
HiSs LGcy hing will reopen her school on We'd
lesday, the 9Th inst.
Among our Northern advertisers will be found
the rames OF Nessrs. Hagsr & Co., manufacturers
OF printing presses, type. &C., New York; White
Co., type founders, New York: Harper & Bros,
publishers, New York Crooks Bro hers, whole
sale and retail clothiers, New York; A. T. Stewart
& c., wholesale and retail dealers in dry goods,
New York; James Wilde, Jr., & Co., wholesale
clothiers, New York Lewis B. Brown g. Co., whole
sale and retail dealers il ready made clothing, N.
z; Hall g. Fletcher, Washington, D. c.; D. Apple
ton 6 Co., publishers, New York; Jay Cooke. sub
scription agent for 1880 loan; Gnd j. c. Harvey &
Co., publishers, N. z.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

FUgI.-It will be seen by general order fomul-
;s;ed b. the Military Governor of Richm that
oval citizens dealing in coal and wood ar 81 tho
ized to sell the same to citizens in small qttites.
There age no restrictions upon the brnI into
the city Of coal, wood and provisions, andrcvost
Nsrshals are required to furnish the necesy per-
nits to carry cut the order.
Nearly all the wood and coal yards on basin
rere burned, VIC believe, which will inSe the
aeccssiss of obtaining new places of stora p case
The fuel is brought in by the canal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

ALBUMS fOH IhE FHOFLE,
THE ARMY AND The NAVY.
DERsONS ordering will obtain the most approved
/ Albums. rich Turkey Morocco Ornaments. Chased
Edges and beautiful Clasps
n Portraits OF Generals and Statesmen alter cents each
Photograph Album, morocco, 30 portraits" 800
Photograph Album, morocco, 10 portraits %
Photograph Album, morocco, 80 portrats, 40
Photograph Albums morocco, 20 views extra size 90
Photo. Album, turkey no. extra gilt, 81 pictures %
Photo Album. turkey NOR, alto relief 80 views %
Photograph Album morocco, oblong, so views 80
Photo Album turkey oblong relief, 100 views 10
photo. do NOR relief and gold obiong 100 views 50
NEW QUART0, FOUR VIEWS ON PAGE
Photograph Album moroeco, l60 views, To
Photograph Album. turkey morocco. in relief and
gold, unique full ornaments, 40 pictures, 800
Photograph Album, turkey oroceo in relief aud
gold, unique full ornaments, 800 views IL 90
Those marked y have French ornaments or rests and
chased edges. The cheapest md best made.
Il Postmasters and Others forming Clubs, or renting
TO the amount Of Twenty Dollars will have Four Dol
lar Album seat gratis; or for fifty dollar order. Al
buns 10 the amount of dollars will be sent gratis
WILLIAM W. HARDING,
Manufacturer of Albums and Publisher Of
Family and Pulpit Bibles and the Philadelphia
Inquirer, No. ;26 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
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