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$1,000 p. .l.I,

&Iknn PER TEaRf We want s-aut.
QAJOO everywhere % sell our r,arsoVrp
- So ~ Machines. Three ncH kinds trrriar
snd npper bed Wsrusnied I've yeas. Above -
~ - iare q, a,rlifsi1us psid TIE CAV rachipss
sod n me Deiied Sia1es ~ less thsa $50 vbl,h
~ iuly llcensed ~ EcEa. Wheeler a Wiiaon-
other cheap uaehines ars nfaqar-,esfl fYss,pleys
i've. Address. o. cal upon shaw 4 Clsrr Riide-
.nras Maine, or a. No SO nroaduav Ne Nsrf.
70. - Carter -, Fhilaeelpha. Pa 10, u Ton
tsfas klock, ChieslsA "a No, 10 West Feurih
sirssat, Clncinrsu, Ohcs O. No. Snanldirr's -
c,IAsge, Bnfiaio.N. Nss ldseiS-;hndaE snis
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What may seem almost Incredible is, that many
dlsea es hitherto considered hope essly incurablt
are frequently cured iuH few Gays or weaks; anc
We eheeriuliy invite The investigations o. The liberia
minded anu scientfct % cures which have no par
allel Al Tie present dy.
During the pat NE years wa have commanded
with OTIS 'scles and overcome opposition as hercu,
lean as were ever ercountered hH INV ralnrrnars
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Constitution Lii. Svrnn.

1 Is positive sDd speci6c remedy for all diseases
/ ofignstiDg rom an IMPURE STATE or The
BLOOD. sndfor al (hsfedtary) diseases transmit
| "a 4. a.Eal
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OFFICE or GESERAL SUPERSTFSDENT,
N.&C.ASD n. a n. W. RAILRoAns,


NSC.AND n. a n. W. R.LRoADs,
NlsHyILLE, TESN ct sth, IS s.
an snd after To -sday, Oct 10. lS65 end u'ul Aer
" Their notice, Passenger Trains Viil Iun a bi
oWs
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LIE
LEAyE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all pfuts
South 81 A.. n. Arrive a. Chattanooga 81 6.2O Il
Returning Leave Chattanooga a. Gao A.
Arrive Il Nashville - b.i5P N.
Shelbyvilie Accommodation, leave Nashville a
sic ?. K. arrive AZ shelbyvls At 7.20. -.
Returuiug-Lesye sheibyEllle at Gao A. , g.
nvs st 9.55 n.
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LNE
Leave Nashville tor JOhnsonyille, and al Ioinu
West and NorthWest, a P. n arrive al Johnson.
vile at II P. H..
Returping Johnsonville l:50 4. NJ, ErriSs
al Nashville a. 6.50A. n.
Trains on N n. ". r. K. connect at JonHsot-
vile with FIRST class line OF Steamers for PalucaA,
Cairo and II Louis.
Irains stopsta All intermediate points.
WIZ. p TNNES G@uT Suof
n. & c. and n. & n. ". K. RdG
octN -u-
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n January ~. isdt. between The hoars al 3
~ 40 n c.ocz, an, 40 the courthouse deer
10 Nashville, a. pubic sncaon WI erpose III 80
isee 81 redcmruon Tor cash, s House and lot iu
sAld ~ On TIE vest eide o. 3umEser street al.
loinirg ne neuse aad lot Ia which lno W Martin
resiaes, sad lot beng bounded a. blow Begin
niug on q Gamer % the last menionsd lot. thenee
rlnning hlck uesfssrdy Eiti. The lire o. te ts1ne
ID tei 10 stake, rhenlo norih EErdly Ss let 10 a
SAKE, 'henee essiViray lsoieet % SUNNI 7 street
thence southwsuily IS helto re beQrnins 49,
part Of he lot nurchesed By sad Martin 81 rortins
shout re year lsti--iormeriY known a. the TsInct
so ioi T. sold - tie propery Of said Martin IN.
Der poser 20 se 81 sldTesa 4 contained IN 4 T,s-4
ssse % me hy AID Mario
1870 PArRIrE ns.In.ra.ll,n..
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Ell frra Irrsif ssis'rltou / ss4fils la.i ~
80 .s.rI.s samzrtit'a Earedias ic7if errflA
If.eaas q = nos austomETy ,1r1lsi - 49,
r..1 t1ran E.ll leisn1eat. discra1cn, sid Pilf,-
il 80 have '1lrd them rnEDqlu D. llI AaaefA
~ rrlupfiF ans Fssctualy kloaIag al-l
e--rass-lazl, n t4Ts ite fliieli con1lezls a t1cr
r'HoarT. 81 ~ Co. a. ny usa 81 t1cln eris1ali
..-..---.- IN LII
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Reader. bs-s : uussf sosass a a. Esius e
tfHss truly Tsinatie pfarsr1tols. ne Cd f|ezsl
HF lrd a RasEa4 i7lTs have = rre aay y fc1ia-
..es pllsiy Fsre.silsi peaa-ni % t11 49,, ~
ssii br NJEoW sa1TH. Dru1raa.
Coz. rkura 80 20 siTsata. haszfil.s-
LE5FCHD y co.. prurrisiurs.
"a R.es arsdi ri luzziphia, p iserA,tn
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium,
E-s.bilshsa ISIS.
HAGAR & Co.


rf1hl7 old established ForuiFy having large a.
= sulil1eut Of Book, Newspaper, JOB and Orra-
mental Type, tie prouTietors are prepared win
amplo facilities 70 promptly ezecuts ell orders fdf
same, and urlniiBF msterials q every description.
llcinding Presses q ~ hanufsetas-Fs oeti7-grn
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Wneh and valuable articles One Dollar Eacb.
so Fac cold ChrO1ometer Wstches
eaClt-..- ss..............-.-........ 40
Sofne cold anguish Lever WHtchss 40
So Ladies Gold enameed Riou
Watches--.... --.....-, ............... $50
500 SOLID silver Hunting Lever Watches 20 70 ~
nos.'ef linnet 10 lsl
~ altst ] - oeli.- Hoo 10 Isl
2eQo kng ieh silver Crllet Sisnds. ...... 20 10 a
AtVN silver frli TIM. ... 10 u 20
sets o. icvelry, Guard snd Vest CuEins, Snrinq
Lockets. ETC etc.
Oertt, sies q the shove articles are nis,ed In
sesied envelopes, MIXED sud drEgn irora DFhea or
dered- one sealed envelope containing ~ order
tor one Of tho vauabe articles on our ist viii -
seat % auV addreis On receipt OF Is cents s f,r
~ o1i ls Tor ets0ai ~. with premium, Tor e III
lel 9Th premiun solId Silver Ennting Case WATCH
sijoo Psriect sat sisctou gt1sfsnieed IN M cssss
6ood- net pleas'nlt the tssies or hncy OF cur epa
ionlsrs VII b. excaanged fee ofcosf
Agents fno others vii b. allowed cents on essf
cet hcste ord red by thern providing not les thsn
81 are ordered a. time. AEpntF vii collect IS
cents tor sh GO hcate sud remit Is cents each 10
us. Address "a urderz 70
SAINT c. RlCEARDs& 90,
lut Nassau 81, New York
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: - : nrAAnsTss.

sfeuzsors y Iohr a. " .fasus 4 son,
Whsin=sis ~ Seal ilsalers : Loo2ias sass
49, ksscFfuIr1f d El-7lel. TIA fra1e - -
uaa. sfaEsF al = tlsnrf1s. A.. pr -
- sld b - f.lI q Frzna7 I1sta q erf.Is -
Fssll strss- oFpcals faaz -. - fsl4
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sAAIAHTTAH's
Root and Herb Juices,
Tie Crest Blood Purifier nd Remedy 5r
ScRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
TETFERS, SCALES. BOlLs, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &C.

For gyphlfs or Eenerssl Diaaaaes, ths asrnsu
lau's Boot and Herh lurcs = the most potent Ger.
isIn aud sfeciuai remeiy ever prescribed. Do rssch
e. and aradicutFs ever Ffaqle ~ ne Fsusrea pai-
Iala then his puEJinE remedy add b haaiea.
sad "a anf transmit y lolr poaiertJ thsi '1r utch
Y0u nag fefeui m aier Iears.
10 NOT DEsPAIRi
aHihourH you mag &c prcuooaced ucunafla, Toe
sanlantsn's Eoot add Herb Juices vii fsuoge
every veauge q IMPURITIES from he sYssa1n - -
h. al The usd e5e1ta " neicaTy.
FEMALEefi FENKIE3ff
10 msny aiiseEcus Fith Fhich aurhsrs q -
ms les sali9r ne Roof ssd Herb 3uces nlsf ~
ply aaaplet, IN Q lceraled Utsfus. - Vs. n
naar.uz aoHu. Eailius q ne Womb. uetsFi ~
nr AZ conlr sini7 il1ldeut 10 TIE seE. SOS By a
pres fnoe, s. psF botiie
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WlIh ne v.sE Of reirisf from husinoss. on A..
= count u d. lining heath, ! have d.spozed ~
nv enuIe sloek o. hrugs, Medicines, st- .
h'is.ncss u The cid slaud. No - Nsriet $780,
sske thid oanor'uhlif 90 reteru ny TANKS ts -
pntaic ior ne reT hheIal "a urusre uhirh ~
esfn attended 20 me- To- number q yeefs spa
eet PEA ounlnusuceoi itto my snaoosssrS yh1u,
uost heariilY recofnuiend a. business rneu "a -
Peiiencs, sppiicsuon, saeuyy, AID iafezrl,y.
asr-a-lm TWELIs.
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Wanrad.

'hAl AZ Ps.oas Eho an trputsel va ssr
= l1se.ss-, isi.er, AaFsprn, Fslon, Pies, a. .
80 4 p ,. Nei1t naps. y eau m = 81.
AA ! S'Sa'-lF :
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Just Received and More
Coming


nEs. r. J. HUNTER. physlgl.1e ~ dissass1
IL of tins II ROAT, Euctfs SD AEa RI aaifd
notify tier pslieris. ihas sbeir once u tsahriis
Eili eloss % satardzT sFe1inE. he fih inai Ser
Ci1ciuraIi 81 ne taneft a ttoaa No Il.IFs
hnrsr1r q riasa t1ezl1ziees urdar fheIr cnrs ~
.snrauepts ksrs be1n leae rilh rr Hosoea, CIR
otei, Whs = aut1oriee1 = reca ~ aPrlleaao2s
- s3srsll s aaelaas1. eatttE
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10 4HFERISERs n DEfLIIa

E1FeIuaez.elia Ia the spec q Column. frsf tine.
ouull; flhasIuent nEerto1s, 10 cents per aine IN
lea Cclumnl 1rsi tine. irura ] 10 Ines, 81 o.
each zdiiuola1 LAT - oense; 5ubseq1auf irser-
ilcuz, IS ca1fl' pa H1a.
- Nl--fFA- hN--AAA F'odlAltAI
80 81 dll-ta ce-1rpl adFertseInsutz, vii -
CasrFs1 - 30 etaL atFs1cs On regular rafes.
kAHitlAdh AID FUNERAL notice.
81 30 c1sfpsd q Ia reguisr advertising rates,
au1 l-rai lE9nri1lfY h. pad n sdEGnee. OF nc IN
uerrar uia1a
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CAPALoGuE

The lgffest TanltactureTs ADD ouGinaforg o. the
Distribution, con 1uci a lur year on sircily hon
gn1be fiuHoFls and % The entire satisfaction o. ali
who pairunize US. ofler the usual
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Origin al Attashment.--NO. ISL

%-fe-- - At-tlt ~ ,lels-
II apisesung frcsn the saidsvit flei N this csss
"a the seiendani - Etsconds or ceaoaaiz hirn-ei
taat tRe q iasry procssr Of iaE c.nnof BE- serves
"a ~ ~ q these ~ crisfei that pntir>aton -
s-nde Tor i.glr successive uesso. In re Nssl,Iir
~ "a. squtlrE ne sad AlheTs StIf,isus II snprsT
nsiors Aoau Aiais, iusitca al tsa hrass Ia Nso3-
sssFA.e, houroe county, Tea, % re fath dav II
80 80 - ensser thea and fhsnu ne SD A.
i-,iaaeni 81 De lev dire,sE. o. fhr -, IN X
- - cozie-scd and hesrs 81 usrts - 70 IN,
-. - day a NCFsmher. fseA
JoAs MINIS. Up.
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For Sale

ONE Of the best Residences in the country, 10
" the southern part Of the city. nesr tn terminus
o. the Souih NASHVILLE Horse Ssilroad, IN a frst
rate neighoorhood The bull ing, a large modern
tEo-siory BRICK, With ten rooms, kit hen, kc, good
brick smoke house and, servant houses. good els
tarn, large yard. vel enclosed, witt II acres OF
lsnd, part Of shich Is hrst rSte garden land -eft
VIE choice frls trees. A part IS used for 4 brick
yard, Eith pienty Of water. snd az conFenieDces
for getting wood. The \. and G. Rsrosd passes
b. tne corner OF the place. from Which 1ood D. re-
ceiVed for burning bfirk. The properly j. outside
The corporation, and a therefore eNemps nom cor
porE.icn taTea. goCd sp.inr Il innFuedlalely Sd
iulnIug The property. Terms easy
Enquire % NILSSON q MUBFREE
roVi-u OF ". MATT BROWN co.
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OFFICE Us DrRsCr TAX o.yss,f 4s1oSrps ,
nisrklCf OF TENNESskF
HA-Httl,E, Tn, NcrNahsr sth. lsss.
Tvs OnI,ed slEass DsEect TEr eu Espsss.i a.
II m ne couuiy 81 Dsuason. reursInirr - s,-3
- = tsee.ssd a. us ei1cs uull the sisi
esy 81 AsaCenosH EeEL
arr. BERRY.
a. A. ETlE
4 2. CONE
- I'm ullaainuarE
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Tennessee and Cumberland

Il
pr led has been placed IN the hands q me of6sr.
Of me company % b. sold a. IS per share ani q.
! the 30 ( has an been issued, ful Raid in nav.
meni Of properly, it Is not therefore. liable 70 ans
aOErcE No. t6ls North Cherry street, Postoace
box VA, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
?. %. cofroS, ofTenn. c. 4. Hraurssouna. or. 4.
! w q btAls1 pElANo 2, saIrH, of Miun.
A. q sA'loip, a. O. WILLS, u Mich
OFFICERS.
Pfesidsrf. "A. G. SANFORD.
Pres't lst National Baug, Nashville.
V.cs Psadelf,--A. G. WELLS.
Sseretuy.-F. T. COTTON
Trsaaya-,-WM 6. BUNTs-
MHilg ssPoiHiadeat-C. L. HEQUENBOURG.
The property ofthe Comuany consist. Of ls,.s.
aoll nc Iest+lu TIE counties oi Overlon, Fentres-
White, Jackson, and Fsrren. la the SAFE an 49,
nsssee, anountng IN the aggregsts h over eiqht
The membership Of the Company and ti,s Hos.s
OF u resiors compuse men Of business exBsrseues
atd reputation, add Of thorough and practical al.
guainiaIce vita the oil mines OF Peunsvl4snis
lhe Mining supeIintendeut Vas ore OF the idrsf Il.
ioieis o. " on neid OF that 7taet and siruck The
hfsi flowing on we'll 10 the country, vel ku1an IL
NE hfqnembourg we'll aud 70 which the al infe-.
ests Of Feunsy ivans, then 10 their uascrur afli..
We Yery largely Indebted.
ms Company viii lease portions of their rsluu
be lands, m small tfaets 20 private parties or come
psnies, or i,iniEDIAIE 1EyELQraEET Thu T. q rare
chance Tor 51la NE operators 70 odtais leases ~
terms 'hat a ih BE- simply rsmunrrstue.
Terms made known 90 Application
80 EEEE sFEcULAr3Es WI 81 zrEarED VIE.
DeacriIton oilands and samples q on obtalns.i
from the properly may b. seen ~ calling al ~,
office q The COMPANY, No. co, Meth Chsrry
street. Nashville Tenn.
The Secretary, F. II. Cotton, Nashville. viii re-.
eeiFa orders for stock snd VII rWard .eradoaias
0y return maui when NE money socompalies ne
orler.
fllrf
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Commissioners Sale :
OF
VALUABLE RElL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE.
CONTAINING
2l7 ACRES.

Too and a Aalf males from NasADillc, on the
NsGJrees5Oro pike; and also Other Tala-
abe Property IA Nashville, belonging 10 Ks
Estate Of he late Eds0ara Tra5us.
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aAnloa.
"a dAaElIos ; 90. ra6llsAsr..
IL aa sTRsRIPFIoNf

-. - .. 81.
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DRnRkR RROTHkRs.

MANUFACTURES 81 PIANO Fusl 49, ~, =
NJ HlascEar sfreai rear hll4'ila7- - -.
I1e aeoFe frn harinE rersnaIT 49, -
nznufecfurs o. lrFir urr1Fa1 = - -
- : y r'-5.I,ss.I = ~ = 1...e - .is.
tea a ihs Ira1e 49, f1ilIsH - "A 49, ii 49, u.
ca tna unlIel slsses ~ 49, -
- - -. 49, en- o. aaIzE. 10 Al -.
80 ~ - = -, ~ aais . -
countrrr
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Samaritan's wash,

IL. 10 cssaof syphs, 1ssd 10 corI uaoto1 ia -
Root ~ Hero luIeea- Fa3 aiHrcao1s, Pras ~
ccH1s.
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Millinery and Dress Making


hsFus been IN 1aTuesz n ne cffT ff q long
tine, she ieeis sure ofha ~ si.- to eve - -auis
-aslacno1 Ehleu So BE- done ~ me ilsi b Fe-
o. thuas AalIiel FhG fsse chnsr1. aad aha HIsF
CHOOSE % J.aLTesiae haF ssihnllshmsat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
ANOTHER GREAT
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE PUZZLE.
The Great National Comic Magazine
VETERINARIANS MONTHLY

MERRYMANS MONTHLY
Offers in the MAY number another OF it's great 1sEES
Puzzles which have created 90 much fun and eKsitesss
throughout the country since they were star ted.
Each number OF MEBRYMANs MONTHLY contains q
mammoth pages Of humorous stories jokes wiz bHnnE,
&C.. besides Inumerabe number OF funny plcIDre6
Gil by the best artists.
One of the most popular features Of BagHznF -
the Puzzle Department where every month viii ef0un1
choice collection OF Puzzles, Engmss Re buses Corut
drums Riddles, &c, which will cause an immgnSs
ahOunt OF Amusement.
In addition 10 our regular monthly Prize Puzzlss .
prize given each month TO the person sending tn
largest number of correct answers TO Use eaneOIo
puzzles. We constantly giving in this departmsEs
novel things in the way OF puzzles that viii be found Il
no other publication.
The other departments OF MEBRYxAN are ably ekrtrt
and will compare favorably with any other period ieRl OF
the kind The latest things in the funny world VIII
always be found here
Our original articles are from the pens OF nss1 r.
funny men, including Beew, Artemus ard QylIk
author Of the Harp of Thousand Strings Josh BiI-
ngs and ia short nearly all who are really IA Tented IN
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Our illustrations are unsurpassed and We giVs mAIg
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We cannot give fair idea of the attractions OF BER
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
HDQRs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES,

HDQRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY THE JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia, April Is 1855
GENERAL ORDERs,)
No 81.
Provost Narshas will grant passes to citizens from
the North, officers to this city, except
ders from The President The Secretary of War; Lieut..
Gen. Grant or the Department Commander
Officers and soldiers now in tie city will return to
their spectiye commands at or be subject
rest and confinement
The Provost Marshal General is charged with the exc.
cuton Of this order.
BY command of Major General ORD.
E. W. SMITH,
apli Assistant Adjutant General.
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1865. NE" SIX R
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. ". BRADLEYS NEW PATENT DUPLEX ELLIP
TIC Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
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ITO THE PEiELIC

ITO THE PUBsEEC.-I have been infor med by
Il an United States officer high in command in this
city, that no little prejudice is manifested against me DO
of report that owned Castle Goodwin, prison
used by the Confederate authorities, at the mence
ment OF the late rebellion. beg leave 20 say. and can
prove to the satisfaction o. any lnprudced raj nd that
never owned brick in that building and had nothing
70 do with the Imprisonment Of any The building
was rented by time, bnt the ConfedeT ate gov
erHment impressed and took possession OF H.. did puIN
chase two cOlored men from Maryland who were In
prison. and afterwards gave both Of then their freedom
This Is the extent Of my offence.
apl5-3t- -. hcDAH14-4--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
OFFICIAL.
Te TIE PEOPLE or RICHMOND IND 1T:
VICINITY.

The inhabitants OF the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no difficulty
viii he made in admitting them to bring market
ware to this city. They are invited 10 commence
their ordinary traffic at once, and assured of pro-
lection in passing to and fro within the lines Of the
United States forces.
The citizens of Richmond, and shopkeepers and
others, also requested to their ordinary
avOcations as speedily possible. It is the wish
and intention of the military authorities to protect
all good and peaceable citizens, and to restore in
as great measure as may be practicable, the for
mer prosperity Of the city. No molestation by
soldiers others will be allowed, if possible, to
any who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be issued to military commanders in
conformity with the above announcement.
By command of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAu, Lieut.. Col. U. s. A.
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ADAM BADsAu, Lieut.. Col. U. s. A.
TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF TIE ARMY
OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
RS UEPAKIMEAI OF ' IKGINIA,
Richmond, April Il, 1865.

hICHWOHul ApTII II, IebO' J
All officers and soldiers of the Army of North
ern Virginia, who were not present at the surren-
der of that army by Gen. Robert E. Lee at Apo
mattox Court House, on the 9Th of April, 1865,
hereby informed that the terms of capitulation
are extended to 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.
By command of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel u. S. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17

This invention consists Of duplex Tor two) elliptic steel
springs ingenously braided tightly and firmly together
edge to edge making the toughest most flexible elastic
and durable spring ever used. They seldom bend Of
break and consequently preserve their perfect and bean
tiful shape twice as long as any other Skirt.
The wonderful fexiblhy and great comfort and plea
sure to any lady wearing the
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will be experienced particularly in all crowded assem-.
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chairs for promenade and house Dress as the Skirt wiz
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and conveniently as a silk or muslin dress
LADY having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and great
convenience of wearing the
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for single day viii never afterward willingly dispense
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ladies' they are superior to all Others.
They sre the best quality in every part and unqaes
tonabiy the Hghest, most desirable, comfortable ant
economical Skirt ever made. For sale in al FRS: olass
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Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the wes
Indies
Inquire for the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
az lI-Hts
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NTOTICE.-Iha have re-opened my Store o2fhe Curres-
~ of nth Main St in connection With Chsries Gsb
CHER the well known merchant Of Baltimore.
We have on hand a large and well assorted st1ds a.
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give NE call. STEPHEhBAstt&- +
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17

ATOTHCE.-A liberal reward viii be paid for the 81
~ curing of any portion OF the goods stolen from Ito
vacant lot the Cd instant viz BIB Is. sorghum lt1
pieces cotton osnaburgs 100 pads colt on yarns Nos.
Washington one suite psror furniture teea-tetes
chairs ottomans and one chair green ard yellow
dsmask one Eunrs Co. Piano; rose WOOD centre e.
bhs, &C.
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