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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

fI'iiE Mason a. Hamln Cabinet Or.
gans. forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular mss,e for ssOto $500 each. THIRTY.FivE
Guild or SILVER MEDALS. or other frs, premiums
awarded them. illustrated Catalogue free. Address.
MASON a HAaLiN. Boston, or NJ 4soN BROTHERS,
New York.
Sept 9, le65--y
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Oct. IA, 1865 -iwS2 50.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate o" Jatob Dyer, dec ased.
THE undersignud Auditor appointed by the Orphans
\ Court of Columbia county, to make distributions
Of the balance in hauds of Lewis IUtter. adminsr
Of Jacob Dyer, late Of CatawI.sa, township in said
county dcceaccd among the several heirs Of the dece.
dent IN the established ~ law, Will attend
hls office III Bloomsbury thursday. the 23d of No.
ven'Oer next at 10 O'Clock A Of .aid day, for the
purpose ot makIng the distrIIutiun Al persons hdv
ing claims or demands against the estate olthe decc
d:nt are notified to present thsn to the Audit
that day or be debarred from coming in tor share OF
tie fund
ROBERT L. CLARK,
Auditor.
Oct a. 1865 -4w s. So
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/. Ray Hon. Peter Ept, we learn, will
soen have his furnace at Light Street.
again in blast - - -. ,.- -
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sys- What has become OF the money
Johs Cessna scut t. Zee John to carry "n
the campaign in this county a loss o'
400 To tho abolitio. lists calls for inquiry.
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Dloom,burg, Oct. "A, lsGs. 1t So. so
Auditors Notice.

Estate Of JameS NcBrt|e, @ccsasea.
VEllE undersigned, Auditor appointed
make dIstrhGiDn Of The balance in the hands Of Hugh
ID Mcbride. adnIHIstra'nr of James Mcbride, late Of
ilGmlnck township In ssii cnuuty, deceased, among
the several heir of the edr IN the order estdb sh
ed by law VIII attend al hIs office, in Bloomsbury,
Saturday the lth day o. November next at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ of SAID day for the purpose of making the dis
Uibuton All persons having claims or demands
against the estate nfhG drCeGcnt notified to pre-.
stut them to the Auditor that day or be debarred
from coming In for share OF ths fund,
e.. &. BARkLEY,
Auditor.
a, Oct. IA, 1865 Ats s. So
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Il % CossrsrrATvss. The undersigned having been
i restored 10 heath In a few weeks by very sim.
pie remedy, amer having suffered several years wha
severe lung affection, ani that dread disease Con
supptiou- Is anxious TO make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the pre-
serpon used free OF Charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will Cad
suRs CURE for Consumption. Asthny Bronchitis Colds
Coughs etc. The oul, object OF the advertiser IA
sending the prescription to benefit the neteI and
spread information which he eoneeves to be Invaluable
aud he hopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy as II
will eost them moi hing, aud may prove n blessing.
Partis. wishing the prescription, wiz please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Rings County.
Oct. H. ls6S.-3mos New.Yok.
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New Barber Shop Joseph Washing
ton, (colored), has opened Barber Shop
as per Gard next door to this Office.
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AUDITOR S NOTICE.

Estate Of Jesse. Ev us, deceased.
THE Undersigned Auditor appointed by. the Orphan
\ Court Of Columbia county, tTmakn distribution OF
the balance in the hands Of Lewis lrtter admin
Tor OF Jesse Evans late OF Locust township, IN said
couity deceased, among the several heirs of the de
ceneet in the order established by law VIII attend at
his office in Boomsburg, Thursday, the 23d day Of
November next, at ~ O'Clock, A. of said day, for
the purpose of making the distribution. All persons
having claims demands against the estate of the de-
teien are notified To present them to the Auditor OH
that day or be debarred from coming for share OF
the fund. 90
ROBERT F CLARK
Auditor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

tay Sullivan county gives democratic
mnjority; on the State Ticket, Of 274
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-21

pay- McKelVy, Neal a. Co.,, have re-
vivea their Furnace in .BIoomsburg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EpiroR or THE DEsocKAT - DEAR SIR = With your
permission wish to ssy TO the readers Of your paper
that will send, by return moi to all who wish H.
Qfee) Receipt, with full directions for making and
using simple Vegetable Bolm, that will efee,ually
remove In ten days, rimpes, Botehes Tan, Frecklss,
and all Impurities ofhe skin, leaving the saoe son.
clear smooth and beautiful
Will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads, 81
Bare Faces simple direetiius and information that
will enable them to start full growth Of LuIurian:
II air. Wblskers or aMoustaehe, in less than thirty
dsys.
All applications answered by return mail wi,hou,
charge Respectfully yours.
THus r. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
63l Broadway, New.Yotk,
Octsi4 1865. 3mos
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stationery and Blank Book 4

Cuppied to dealers aud cash buyers a;
- low Wbosefsls rstSs. n,u,
n,r.n 4 yasS ain syE Es;s - Th',
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pY virtue OF writ of Testatum Vepdi.
- tioni Exp0ns issued out Of the Court Of Comm
fleas ot Iuztrne county. TO me directed Will he
posed to public sale at ths COURT HOUSE, in Blooms.
burg, on THURSDAY. the 2hth DAY Of OCTOBER,
1850 at O'Clock, in the afternoon, the following real
estate to wit
All that cert lin tract piece land situate in Mad
isoh township, Columbia county, Containing one hun
dred and twenty four acres, buundrd the south by
lands Il James Kisner and w liam Barber, on the
west by lands of Conard Kramer nhd Or Coner, the
north by lands Of Daniel smith and Isaac Mctride.
Wherein are erected a TWO STORY RI AME Dwell.
LING HOUSE AM FRAME BARN
Seized. taxed in execution and to be sold as tn.
property of Johu d. Mills.
SAMUEL SNYDER,
eherif's Office. Sheriff.
nluOnsburg, Oct, IA, 1864.
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ray Our ihaLks are tgain Tue 10 our
friends for liberal paymruss. We again
urge our distant subscribers, TO many Of
whom we have senl bills, TO remit US by
mail They know the amount, generally,
they are 10 arrears, and We have conf
dence in their honesty to pay the printer,
but they shall not put us to the uuplcas
ant necessity aud expense of dunuing.
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Wanted.

A few load. Of Pumpkins, also, Corn
"A and Potatoes Apply at ,.r
Sept 90 1895
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oetis. 1865 o.
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uditor's Not. .Ce

Oct. "a. 1865 -4w, So 50.
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DAO0TlSDUR g TuANllBlf .
sHERIFS's SALE.

Oct. II. is65.-ew 81 Oot
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q Oct. IA. 1865 Ats So So.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

Mr., Mr., S-t,n IGr1. F7ur.. n,sA By ne odd
Il he f.E<b,c!-d Fat 81 D,Htte
!shert Eo'fCrI ifns-
A7rr 'Ni.tnri'ed'o tie following points o''a-
lat. ,urTr-Las;iag. ri:h Trouer care, a; least
., Years. Stove, are Eow iG that were st, Up in
1888.
81. M.xrr.c1rrs Ioriisn o. the Stove is
,herourhy constructed. Each store is submitted 20
critical test, ard none leave ecIs unless Gem
pi,teIT ard perfectly fnisIed-
I'd C.rIc1rr-EIkinr. troi'ior. boiling, roasting,
AMI al ether culinary operations, peTforn-i at fs
,n,. fi,s- I,.re:o O. for baked into tread with
sing, nE--
g., EcaJoxr-e,yias ~, cost a'ils sieve "a sF 3
year, in tie item O. fasi-
3, y,srr,1tax G. o-.x-In the s;ewar; Stove
Alone tie from, door, directly into tie oven re
,.r,-a b. letters ruien,.) securing direct Graft
though TIE t., eft or.n- by means q perforated
L.'r.in tie door. aud bach nrcs. l. ~" be horne in
r,ird that a, tie heated air always rises, tiis m tlioi
Of ven: !tinn is IT,. ou': ~ ~ uc whatever
cs. Fx-raE C.srEor ~ iIE,-.-Th~ lrlr generated
b, the ,ov- ny BE- hri, t>rra" md l,rd c. t''"i"
.u;o re room e l'c''1"--
~. Tus E,JELE sGEET 20 -oa FLv=-Hy "'.is1
co-rr-rs-in. grd writing .ctiou Of heat is ahtaisel
sid the even more ,Yc'y -ud III -ieuiy Aea,,d han
~ sry oliIer Euoa = invention.
sh Eru.rvc-?,rr,r,ne! G.c top and without The
sn.si'tny or s"roac entering thereon
,;n Her w,Ttr EsSusrasn ~" WAH'u~S CLosEr.-
Both useful and cn.Iyrn.e-t supple! she waste EAT
w;lou, extra furI.
io,i WAFER EAcE--Ar ARA -a,nert FOR supply ing
Il Il water OF the ha:lI q.tI to any raHre-
l5sso'I ~ al deal-r-, 'jri o. months; Win
4 written guaranty f,r r'.s, y rrol II a-tc!.
IT, I:,aar o. lie war,l'e-, '7irations
- t1,f-r Of 1,
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nNE Large loss pruIs, splendid snsTe I!un, with
~ lot OF smaller Drums, ur ..c ly Il. !. O!io6s.
PSI keep hand good assortment OF Niolns.
Gui.ar. Tlnes Fjss Musica! Fixtures and Instractoa
EnI. 49, ia HY. GRIGGA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
CI.OAllS.

We have large variety q, Cosk Of Ia" ls;.s srd MOS
dssirI" stNls: also great variety % beaver ClozLr-.
Common 'ly-EinE. and Ladies Co;i.s, vliu- will 1t.
yery Cheap
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Ch,sana advertisements.

F.,o-, r.. Agrcr,i ing agency Of c. II. sCEIvEN
Is Deag;5r7l 8.
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no EsCssIis
DrcasEi%.

y-0INri Ladies and gentlemen would receive more let
t.rs it tl,ny UoUi thy "," 90: o., E'"T fol)OS and
il with writing materials, sid .ras. O.; I" 'Tiyt
DIS 10 y. GRJGGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

Iia' hn'--t ont T. e. CIss'S's II"trs' Collins and
Trimming have hand ~ si,os ready ir"lsL N"tN.c
Du'i Il Cases carpet. nTruZr ami Rosewood finish
Having fac ii':ig-a. .u'u - ctIr.- "s u ~Trl
4. nv ,w.l.:ic l.i.-. u..t J. Var .,ni am
able to furnish "a slnnt notice AMI al ~ Htur-.
o,,sya De-, - 1861 :. T!",:BKnAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

Dyvcysia. E,yu anil .igr.r, Depression ef
Nyjar, G,p0r{ plbiI,g, N,Jrousncsss,
Constipation, L.rn Compliant, cote,
And as 4 Preventive o! E'cycrs, etc. ETC.
a. to induce ~ proprietor to CIR to the public a
i!qIi distilled Il tie IA which cotiis rniy -u'ice.,t
spirit, and Il make tti"n pleasant .|crtss
WI - u necessary medicine. Thy contain II" min
,r: acid, any Substance titsi Is : IuTe and
rhncsn.nr.
For Fever ard ArIe il il sovereign preventive =.
~. curative, and be admin Stored 10 children
i..odui;i, g".I'i,i.s ~sth perfect !npu"ty.
II Lot Ne oi jr.tt"'ahr :: she most temperate rs
tr medical r. Ct.
To persons Of scdcufary habits 1t is sovereign
~. lnl tc,r suffering from loss OF appel tie,
torpid iiyc~, or sude, II Will give instant relief.
Sc'a y Hl d.ac lists.
Fer Sale by 10, LlNGWOGrH ( sOT, Ottawa.
CHICAGO Feb. 1864.
rr"'. r. II LE,NSSFp:
DEAR Having made ii chemical analysis OF Your
sUC.Hr Elt:'T- from stock sale % your hands
tf.d hem perfectly fire.. from anything 81 .h- teas i-
!-crioCs Character. aud agreeing in particular
tth =! ;ui Wal2 ~ ingredients IS gwen bs yon tor
,aaulI lair also noticed their effect III prac-
iir-. Iii al ard general tome for 'av,i
guard ags'ns- change Of and in dy>rel sia
laucucy, d, hily, bilious disorders, ami for Gonzales
cents, they have uu superior. E,srccI fd'ly yours
y. *. INEESOS, II p.
EIryeol,, CcuiiYt G'lI Chemist.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

gHTSE,srS oftfc .Egr'r- >-- = f-f''779 Tt'~r'-it
= >,yt---utw u1 ri,i.. .r.. i'i"ii-, y =. %
=. rs.Ni- tGD .SSl.lA gfe,-.,. tE H'l 'l e. A.r,i
lctt.-, yrI.rr s.- , Ga. s- '..-t - - = y
u>J .ili. s.. tI.l,-. t.t, -'. -' >.,-'i; ~
P.i;.S ELI. j.. .'s- 49,
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@rcpp7 VII O. received rr ir'.'- Irioi. Sore
Cn 1T HITCH '" ) ..'.-,- >'Fe,t PAN ID
10 r.. ,,I.l. ;,G . Tie i..tu. Ltr. ls'5.
a.. ~ Dee. 81, i,..--.H E.L.IISEE
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D. KIN GM AN.
NEW GOODS
AND
NEW PRICES |

The subscriber would respectful. morn ise szs4s ~
Ottawa aud Nrn.ty that Ir is receiving. At iht
Stand Ui H. ". IsllsTt OF the larseit and Hss IT.
tIUCiI'e VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
FROM GEORGIA.

The Louisville Joa~Ea. says that letter
from GeoTgia, from former resident OF
Columbia, Pa, speaks OF The feeling in that
State after the news had been received OF
the assassination Of President Lincoln. The
writer says there were Two men killed in
Springfield, two in Para, two in Decatur,
and one strung up in Macon for uttering
dlsloyal sentiments in reference to the death
of our President. Tho one in Macon was
cut down before life was extinct. He says
that thousands Of bushels Of corn, unshelled
and unshelterel from rain, is lying in cribs
and in lots, apparently unolred Tor, aud
great deal Of 1t is yc, ia the field unhusked.
Hogs, sheep and cattle roam at pleasure on
the prairie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17

A WELL-MERITED Colonel
George W. Gle, Of the 9th Regiment Vete-
ran Reserve Corps, has been appointed Bre-
vet Brigadier General OF Volunteers, in re-
cognitiOn, not only of gallant services in the
field, but also Of the efficient manner in
which he has for the year past commanded
the lst brigade, Veteran Reserve corps,
which has constituted during that time the
garrison Of Washington.
Yesterday the gentlemen Of Gen. Giles
staff presented him with an elegant pair Ot
shoulder straps, appropriate TO his new rank.
-WdSh. Chronicle
Mt. Gle was a prominent actor on the
boards of the Richmond Theatre several
years ago.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17

MOUNT VKRNON.-Arangements ere being
made for Ie-opening Mount Vernon 10 visitors,
snd Il is expected that a steamer will be permit
ted by the War Department to make excursion
taps 70 the spot in few days. The fund derived
tor the purchase and preservation OF the place
depends Very materially upon the fees required of
visitors, and not having received any revenue
from this source during the war became exhaust.
ed some time since. The grounds, however, were
kept in proper condition By Mr.. Riggs, Treasur.
er Of the Association, making the requisite ad-
vanees for that purpose, the agent Mr.. 3erbert,
who remained AZ the mansion having re-
eeiyed no part Of his salary from the as
ISOLATION for three or four years. The state
ment widely circulated that Herbert is q
secessionist, and that he depends upon b wife
70 yisit Alexandria for supplies, is pronounced
incorrect by leading members Of the association.
i Mr.. Herbert y vouched for as loyal man, and
is not married, as stated but is assisted in his
care Of the premises by two northern ladies, who
| have received every facility from the War De.
partment in the performance Of their trust.
The events Of the last four years have added
much 70 the in crest attached 20 dount We non.
and viii render il place OF frequent resort. The
re-opening Of the place il eagerly look for here,
/ and will no d. ubt be attended with an encoura.
cling increase Of the fund Of the Association
J Wash. Star.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
my6-dlwd2aw4w

NOTICE.-The partnership formerly ex
IN listing between Edward Hitchcock and
the undersigned under the style of HITCHCOCK
& OSBORN has been dissolved. A large bal.
ance being due to the undersigned, an Injunction
has been awarded to him restra ming the said
Hitchcock from selling, conveying, assigning
or otherwise disposing Of any real estate. tobac
CO or other property, or assets OF the firm. pur.
chased or obtained by the said Hitchcock With
the means Of the firm, whether in his own name
or otherwise; all property, assets and estate real
or personal, in Virginia, standing in his name,
or claimed by him, have been obtained by the
said Hitchcock with the means of the firm. All
persons holding such properly, assets or estate,
are notified not to deliver the same except to
the undo signed.
number of notes or bonds pa able TO Hitch.
cock d Osborn. or to Edward D Hitchcock. bay.
ing been lost during or after the recent fire.
liberal reward win be paid for the delivery
thereof, or Of my valuable portion thereof. All
persons are forewarned ainst recei wing or ira.
ding for such notes or bonds; and the parties
owing them are notified not to paw them except
| to the undersigned. his agent or .ttorney.
Reference may be made to VIM Ira smi,h.pr
prietor of the Wing, JOHN ]. OSpORN.
! my9-law3wt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
NOTICE.

OFFICE DEPOT OF REPAIRS,
CRY PoRT, May IL, 1866.
N accordance with the order of the Quarter
Il master General U. s. A., of April 49, 1865,
and OF orders of Brigadier General Rufus ingalls,
Chief Quartermaster &C., there will be sold At
u B l. &c AUG I0N,
To the highest bidder, quantity Of
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
which are suitable for Farm and Road purposes.
Sales commence at
CITY PoINT-Wednesdsy May II, General Re.
pair Shop.
RICHMoND-fhursdsy, May 10, RockettA near
Steamboat Landing.
PETERSBURG Friday, May 49, Ettrick's Fac.
tory, near Campbells Bridge
At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
TERNs-Cssh, in Government Funds.
L. J. STRANG,
Capt. & A. Q. n, in charge of
myl3-F Depot of Repairs City Point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
THE COTTON TRADE.

The stock of cotton in Eng md, on the lst Of
April last was 200 900 bales being equal TO the
stock held on the lat Of January, 1861, since
which time it has been comparatively light and
variable the supply at the beginning of 1862
having been 434 900 bales; at the same time In
1868, 32Su00 ba es, and at the same time in 1864,
$4,000 bales. The London Economist, in a re.
cent article, while admitting that the present
stock is larger than it has been for some years,
and that large shipments are on their way, ar
CUES that considerable anxiety hangs over the
future supply, and that the prospects of the
British cotton trade are already creating much
uneasiness in all who look far ahead.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ITO TIRE ARMIES ADJA CENT To ICHMOND
Il WHO DESIRE TO READ THE RICHMOND
WHICH, Regiment, Brigade or Division will
appOirt one man from each command to call
for the papers required in their camp daily they
sHALL HAVE them st the carriers price namely;
SaOO per one bundled copies, and can have them
by 8 or o'clock every morning.
ARMY AaENIs, or any other persons desiring
the paper for sale at any point. are Informed that
there il no EXoLCsIvE PzIvmEGE GIVEN ANY
FxEsoS, So reports have il. We desire to circu-
jats the paper freely and everywhere, and will
use every effort to have it sent far and near.
WIG OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17

The Army OF GEORGIA IN RICHMOND
TIE SCENE AT THE PLEAsANTS MANsION.-
The New York Herald of Sunday, the lith
inst, has a full account of the march
through the city Of the Army of Georgia,
on the 18th inst, from its Richmond CORES
pendent, Mr.. W. H. Merriam. The encour-
aging and animated scene presented as the
troops passed the Peasants House, on Gov
ernor street, is thus spiritedly referred to 4:
AS the column passed by the Peasants
mansion, near the Capitol grounds, the off,
cial residence Of Col. Edward W. Smith, Ad-
iutant General on the Department staff, a
most complimentary gathering Of dstin-
guished ladies aud gentlemen (the latter In
iull and brilliant uniformly greeted and vel
coined the heroes. Among them we're no.
ticed Major General L. D. c. Ord, com
handing Department Of Virginia; Mrs. Ma
ior General Ord, Major General Logan, on
whose arm was Mrs. Colonel George A.
Hensel; Major General CorSe, Major Gene
raj J.. W. Turner, Major General Hazen,
Generals Logan, COrSe and Hazen being OF
Gen. Sherman's army; Colonel Edward W.
Smith, Colonel George A. Kensel, Colonel
VI. p. Small, United States Army; Colonel
McHlurg, Chief of Fourteenth Corps staff;
Colonel Frederick L. Manning, Provost
Marshal General Army Of the James; Bre-
vet Major Hugh Brown and Captain Ache
son, OF General Ord's staff; Captain Fred
Martin, Chief of the Department of Nus
ters, and Brevet Captain King, OF the Uni
ted States engineers. The waving of hand
kerchiefS and the animated and gratified ap-
pearance Of the party was handsomely re-
sponded TO by prolonged cheering OF the
troops and stirring music by the bands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
DETENTION OLE YEssEI s

Inc b@IluOfe American OF MOnuay says
The vessels which have left Baltimore and
other ports for Virginia have all been stopped
By the blockading vessels, no orders having yet
been issued permitting trade with the blockaded
tOrts. Several schoOners are now az Point
Lookout and number more have been stopped
at the mouth Of the Rappahannock. Some have
lsft % return 70 Baltimore. Shippers should find
out What the trouble il before shipping goods,
or they may suffer loaI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17

BURIAL OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS Is
WAsHINGToN.-The Chronicle publishes the
following list of Confederate soldiers re-
Gently buried near that city:
Samuel W. Ramsey, 56th Virginia; G. S.
Troxle, SD North Carolina; Geo. W. Ray
ner, 18th Alabama; Isaac Wilcher, lst Vir-
GINA Cavalry; Joseph Miller, 57th North
Carolina; Z. X. Field, Gath Georgia; J. II
Layne, 18th Virginia; E. S. Finley, 10th
Virginia Heavy Artillery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
pITTsBURG GLASS FACTORIES.

The most extensive glassware factories in the
United States are located at Plttsburg. In that
city are fifteen bottle and vial factories doing Q
business of 50 100000 per year; fifteen window
glass factories, averaging 400 900 boxes o. glass
per year, worth $4,000 COO and fifteen hint.glass
factories, doing an annual business of S2,0U,-
600. Total value of tn ir business nearly $780,
GOO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-17
PHIIAnRI pnIA IRON MARKET

PHILADELPHIA lRON MahhEI
There is little or no demand for Pig m tai, and
the sales are confined TO few small lots, taken
for immediate USE mostly at 40aS4l Tor Foundry,
including 200 tons forge on terms kept private.
Nothing doing in Scotch Pig to establish quo
taton. For Manufactured Iron the demand con-
tinus limited, but with some little ioquiry for
American Bars AID Rails, which are offered at
$50 for the former aNd $50 for the latter, of the
best quality.-Gazette.