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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

V,lE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NLW-IoRk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, CALL
ING Az HALIFAX AND C0hK fiARbOH.
CHINA leaves New.Y0k. ednesl4y, Nov IL
ASIA Shannon leaves Boston Wednesday. Nov ~
t,I,vt, -, lc.vs. Nm. York Wedne slay, Dec.
Tninuui, 49,, icave, no.ton 80. "Wednesday, Dec
's1i iiti,. Nv, New ednssday Dec. 10
g2kU.ni HonI,c Ieavc. ednesday, Dse 20
IRON sRy.YoRx LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ...................''.Si -
Second Cabin Pss es.....''.'.........''' =" w
yROM susIos TO LIVERPOOL
Cif.lCsblp Ta4IAer
sseoal & -bin Passage. " w
IN ~e or is equivalent IN United States currency
Berth. no. secured until paid ior
An experienced Surgeon On board
or Van.be Bs VI Ladns having the value e'pesa
are signed THEREON
+. CONARD. No. Bowling green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEf,
~ From foo, OF Coudhndts,. connecting Of Htmptoa
JuncAon with Dsw Leckawanna AID Western E4iirosds
and at Ess,on with Lehgh Valley Railroad and u connec
on. forming direct line Pitts5urgh and the West VIII
DOT change Of cars. - .,, ,-,, ruu ,,,ror
Sixty Nj and HouRs saved b. this Inc 10 Chicago
Gin iua 81 Louis etc, ,,lil %. ole change OF cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov. 6, 1858 Leave New.Iork q follow.
HAgPrsBUaG E4PKEss-At m, FOR kaston, Reading
po,,.yile Harrisburg. Manch Chunk, WiiainspoEt
Mail TRalX-At6:i0a m Tor Easton, Waterfall Scranton
Nukesbare Crss, Pend, fnsion, biDshenton, &C. ,,,,
l2M TRns-For Esstol, Allentown, haucn C1anA, WV
H.m,port Reading POtfsvile Harrisburg &C.
3f' =. a.-Fc. Ess.sn, bethlehem AleDtown acc Asass
Chunk.
4:sO r. n.-for S0IDery'le.
> 20 2. s.-Por S9nlerviLe. -,
20 81 " EsIaRN ExPRIs--For Ess.on, Allentown. Read
hz Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and tic West Sleeping cars
thfo1. % nom JenCy City 10 Pkizoursh e.
Tran lcns Nes Yo& slyes 81 iiasus5urs M eennece
ing Fast and Penlsyyenia Central Railroad Norn
CeutI RIo-o hOrth aid SCUM and Win tle In"es'
Ia Valley Railroad w..
fom Pier no. . Norh River a. $3.50 and SVo p m
The boats % a. bergen Point aud iners Haroor every
trip each way. JOSIAH D. sfEAkAS, Supennfendent.
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d NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
isea. COMMENCING NOV. 10, lsoa
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

PASSENGER sts.ol IN New-Yors 2:thst ara tf-N
Ex.EaGce 2.ihAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

TTNHE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
i SHIP COMPANY viii dispatch MONTHLY theiE new
CELIA, BfLLOHA, AVOCA UNA, tNCA,
Each 5000 tuns burden,
between LONDON and NEWLY ORh calling at HAWKE On
Rate of passage om Yofs payable "a UNIFIED Stairs
Si9t Cabin $40 Second Cabin. so seense..f9o
For passage apply to . o -,
Ciiaa A. Whitney, at the Office, No. &c Broadway.
For freight apply at No. "a souh-st.
wv HOWLAND 4 ASPlNwALL, Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

NIEW-JERSEY RAlLR0AD-FOR PULL
~ ADELPlliA aud the SOUTH aid WEST, VIA JEAc
srY CIlY,-Mau ard Express Lines leave New. iork
r Now. Jersey Accommodation. -ge ~ IS Through BEG
gsse checked ct and 10 H. ord .5l ard INV N, 'os
Na.hinstou aud 81 and D. m. for the West.
j. ". WOODBURY.. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii be received FOR trains unless deivsrso
ana cheAea nue- in advance o. tho time Of leaving
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
N Observation-Disclosures ACCOMMODATIONs.-
Trains TO- Albany Troy. tie North AID West: leave 2cn.
depot at 10 M end 4a5 Sunday trains leave New
yark Tor Albany <25 o M ard Albany for New YORK v'U
nj, JOHN bUECllLL Superintendent
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Ocean GicGmcrs.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hrst-
II rls,. STEAMER will leave Nev.yort the Sd 18Th
aud a1l Of each month cIcep. whoa those dates i on 81
DAY when tho day Of departure VIII be the hONDAi o'
Fo Fraish, Passage apply al the only casc 10 Bow
liag.sr ~ D. AhLEpi hseh.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

HUDSON RIVER RAILKOAU.-FOh AZ
Il \ BANY snI TROY. CONNECTING WITH ThAiNs
NORTH snd NEST. Trarslesys: ,
From Chambestt. rom Uto-st
yrts.s and ID NJ and :: (. y 0.2s m, AID 1857 ace
A. auf5um q, :. s.-2 .. IN
Troy and Albany with sleep 1851 p ~
ing earl, 1899 .. =. ,,,.y.
PousAkespsie tin and II ~ q; - and ii'sSA n sle
a. al. ana le.Jj +. 2 NJ
reekskii train, $40 p. m. f:3l ?. IL
Sr I'm a." "'-' 5.sc and 81 ?. m
Tsryt ,y~n train 3.so p m i:"1 p N.
On sundays al J:l2 p. IL. from Sjth-t . ,,.,.
Tickets b procured a. II tue on1ces OF weeewe
F,rre. h N. Yors end Bookiyn aud baggage checked d
Ito hoase al points tie Toad and to saatoA SPRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

MANHATTAN on ClMtANf.
vi Nc 80 p-.ad,0yN
sOLE MANpftfii hiIs ~
HAsON'S srEKN on ali ,hitA LARD OIL,
ta ks,,oioa s,ssasSiIr, sno l's.N..@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
DIprnr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for HART.

nIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE Tor HART-
~ FORD CONNECTING with Rslroad to SPRINGFIELD,
NORTHAsfPTON, BELLOWS FALLS, BRAITLEBOROs
&c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Pecs,s,p q NJ
Monday Wejne sdsy and Friday. Steamer LII " h1sr
bORD leaves M, Tuesday Thursdsy and sss
urdey. . $780,. -.
Tie boats Of this line rstcass Sound eamer and are
commanded by comp eeIt and experienced ofhcerA
Newly olk May q 1853.
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Bosvd Of Conntiimen.
STATED St,sIns-Monday. Dec.
CvrICl&iI

tn totrd TuIsoArt 70 Comment in tiei' Chairter
Nc. it City Hail ,,,
!, iiters, viz - 81,
Comcimcn Hayes. Hosly Ko,rsr Ri.y st"o,'fd, web
,ter MeVsv Gross brady, NJ nunt R.Tp,T Lorgtiahn
| Hs,iland Gew McC4ath Dunsy q bT!eI, Goa hiane'"
ETice Rn-,.n Fitzgefad, and Joyce-.4
IN the absence Of the President q, ron cal,
Councilman KsErAS moved that Councilman Nttt''f the
the chair.
Which cameo.
The minute. of the preceding meeting weie s'td ard 81
proved
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C,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.

4 Or bOoIUN anu fnV' lDENOny va VI
Il PORT and FALL klVER-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, eayes sew'Yori
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
O'Clock D. M and tie EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyon %
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and RlDAY, st4 O'Clock p w'
from Pier No. North River. :,
viii he regarded 40 secured to any sppu'
cant uE'i .he le shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with greet dispatch
By az Expl.ss rrislt Train.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
rAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, FIrGH d h0su EA sas
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
TIE an 4 stanch steamers Of the Norwich hns,
CITY Of BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW-YORk,
Leave New.Yok daily Sundays excepted 1t O'Clock n
from Pier No. 30 North River, foot Of Vsstry St,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
Their, connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Worce.er & Nashua and New London Northern Railroads
yrss Al Tho lowest rates. For information, inquire
Of T.. s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

E>RIE Passenger trains leave
IL froin foot Of Cb2mber.s-:
a. m, Express FOX Buffalo. go
$50 e. n Silk, Daily for Otisvls.
10 e. M Mail Cor Buialo and insermcdste stations.
AIS ?. ~, Way for Port Jeryis and Newbarsh.
p M Night Express, dairy for Dunkirk, Buffalo Hoenee
ter Csnds ggs and principal stations. Tram q Saturday
runs through 20 Buffalo, but does not run 10 Donirs
CHAS. MINOT, General Superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
FlYtrrIlL -Inp 0SnnENffaL
RICHMOND, Nay 2s, 1868.


The Atlanta COnfederacy of the 2Sd instant says
Tobacco goes oGfreey in small lots az 81 to Co. tobacco
held firm, Il article easily exported and viii range along
with the pcs OF gold. Rice sells freely NJ Sugars
stu yesterday at advanced rae 90$l 60 Most ofhs
In the c changed hands yesterday Of the above figures
To-day however the Government sezed all II the freddy
The commissioners under this mpressment acI5 cents Bacon
dull at 81. Liquor sofa yctsTday only GO
per gallon Yarns sell readily ct SIS 750 Cotton goods Of
al Ends viii probably Advance SAT- has growing demand and
arm q 40 cents There very large quantities Of Il at the
Wsiks, hutiS caun0t BE- shipped.
The banks Of this Commonwealth will soon have to
determine policy With reference The Treasury notes which
cease to fanable The LIST Of August II they continue to
receive e deposit up that das probable they
VII hare the nOs len upon their hands and 10 reject
hem would be " dc.eG that much Of currency Hapty
he heavy Of funded prior 22d April tie con
1uation oihst process bonds materially re-
lced the In circulation and Il hoped that the coec
Of the wrr will absorb large portion Of the rmaikder
But Il Is quite certain that considerable amount Of the "ol
Teasury notes. Of tho,e Issued prior 20 the passage Of the
fndng aet VIII remain SAoa after The middle Of July,
Che usual OF business large proportion OF these
vii and way banks unless the disposition
I'm In seven per bonds becomes eager that manifest
ed here last event. the banks win have bat little
trouble with question: they will find enough fer
any undabs which they may have in their vaults prior to
lot August After that date they would Of course longer re-
esye the demsnetized issues.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

Tvs hsPOErAuOs OF LIOUoR.--A correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says:
Durl the past week there was advertised and sold
10 Charleston by three respectable firms portion Of
cargoes running the blockade ass packages consisting
o. eases barrel pipes and hogsheads Of whisky bran
dy, gin, &C. the profits Of which may be estimated from
the fact that barrel Of whisky may cost ia Cincinnati
s. 20 $40; in Nassau, after chemical change to repre-
sens foreign liquors, SIS to $50; and viii bring in
Charleston from 8, 200 to $1,000.
It is easy 10 forsee che effect prices which would
b. made by the importation Of 7S5 packages OF shoes
ard eoIhing every lev weeks in the place Of the same
numb Of liquor psckages Many Of our poor soldiers
ard their families az home Would have shoes and
oothing al prices within their reach who may other
wise 80 bareiQ0ted aud - rags. .-l-l IL ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
FIRE AT WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, May PA fire broke out here at half
past o'clock this evening, the west side of the
river just North of the Manchester Railroad Depot,
which burned some sheds and large warehouse with
the contents consisting of spirits turpenne and 800
bales of cOton-the latter principally belonging to the
Government. The loss is believed to be heavy, The
railroad is probably uninjured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

lARoLEO Pr soSEEs.-By aIg Of truce there arrived
et city Point on Tuesday morning 2l2 parOled Coniede-
rate prisoners Who we're sent up to Petersburg on the
same day. Trey are all Western men, captured from
time 10 time at various points. The truce boat brought
10 a.s Northern papers or if there we're any on board
t,ey s1e not allowed to come ashore; from which the
Petersburg Express deduees Jhat something unfivorable
20 tle Federal cause has been heard a. the North which
they desire 10 Keep from Us
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
TELEGRAP.HlC.
FhUA NASHFILLh-bUILhhi TIE DEAoI-I a
KEE CAVALRY.

TuLLAHoMA May 25.-A quiet in front. The Nash
vile Union of the 92d says it is believed in Washington
that General Bll,r will be assigned to the commend o
the dep rtmsnt of General Curtis, who has been re
lieved
Arrangement have been perfected for adding one
hundred thousand cavalry to the Federal army within the
ensuing six months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
AUCTION SUES.
FUTURE DAYs-
EXEoUTORs SALE OF TWO VALUABLE

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
~ B2IcK TSNENENrs VIE no srH-tIDE OF PRAHK
LIN "hE' IRA AND! IL sTkEErs-bs executor fine
~ N . on aONDAY NET he Is June, sG3 ~ osloeE
- Two eA ere TX Teue located as oye one Of
w rs nov euie by Mr l. uII rreux the annual rent
W 9oV and tr OF or COW NJ and IS in perfect repair
aS Jus been pred paied and wier ed ard c.
be ren q mu a CHER rent Esch tenem nj hss ar sre
besides celia closets and brink hitch and al housh the
tneir erection were Il the bestkind.
IEans-on-i did csb, balance at and two years for
bons bearing in he payable half year,y
by ust desd all 81 ,he option Of The purchas The
AK for tbs yer 10 BE- paid by toe purchaser
JANIS A INIokS, Executor Of
ALFRED II L0ES deceased
sac corduttedby G1DDIN 4 APPERsON.
ry2S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

2aILEoAD GtI1E.-We have rsc,iyetNo. ., Of "Hn
SEayz,'s Confederate lsoat and Steamboat Guide"
Published a. Griffin, Ca, in very rca. style. Every
tays,L-r should provide himself with copy Of the
"iude" before starting on iousney, and railroad Off
els should that le.r tine tables are correctly pub
h-lcd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

NV CoNic PAPER Nests Bin q SEayzs, Of Grit.
f. Ca ba-e issued pgospeeta' for comic Illustrated
paper 20 be issued monthly in qulro fggm at 25 cents
Ter copy Il vii be STYLED The Bagle Horn Of Lib
egty, and IS intended, z the Publishers as an antdoe
fer an evils.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
DESTRUCTION OF COTTON,

SAVANNAH, May pa train of cotton, ihe property
of the Confederate States was accidentally destroyed
by fire. at Boston, on the Gulf road, to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

SECOND JUDICIAL CIBoCH.-The Governor has issued
sdt Tor election on the ii day Of July in the ID
Judicial Circuit, for Judge TO supply the vacancy ocea
stoned by the resignation oil 7. S GhOlson. William 7.
Joynes. Henry L. Hopkins and Thomas Il. Campbell are
crndiJa'es for the position.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

SALE or A PArNuS1.-A copy os Bubins' " Descent
from enc Cross IL oil cC.o-s, Wal sold a. auction, yes
g. jly, by Nessrs. Kent, Paine & Co. 70, the SUN Of
Sl65-Ar. O w. Allen, purchaser. The bidding was
sIr,cd, AID the p-iu,og qucziy run T.? from $50
% tho .gn % Winch ]. Us Lrcc.eI on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

HUsFISs's CoURr-Judge Lyons presiding.--In the
case of Mary smith, indicted for stealing Sl25 from JOs
Relper, the jury being unable to agree upon a verdict
we're discharged.
Patrick Kirby, who Nas tried on Tuesday evening fer
stealing goods from John C. Shafer, was found guilty,
and sent to the penitentary for one year. The jury
recommended the prisoner to the mercy of the Execu
tive.
Virgil Jones, of the I'd of April rioters, was tried
yesterday, found guilty and sent to the penienary for
three years
James White indicted for stealing check for SlS4 &c
FROM N. A. Paris pleaded guilty. and threw himself on
the mercy of the Court he to the penitenti
airy for one year.
Patrick Murtio, indicted for garrOing VIM. H. Hard
grove, and stealing from him watch valued at $780,
was iouhd guilty, and sent the penitentary for FIVE
years.
The Grand Jury meets again on Friday morning, at
II o'clock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
AND FOR SALE INLOUISA COUNTY

THIRTY DOLLARS RRWARD.-THE
usual reward Of $50 viii be given the delivery to This
Camp Of Private AUGUSTUS NJ Wo0TEN ofmy company who
deserted IN Camp LIST night ssd Wsotien ge feet SIX
eight uches high ai complexion small blue ght hsr ard
red Whke He resides Ia Cumberland county Virginia. He
sna, where he may probably be apprehendei.
JON A. BOOKER,
Captain Company D. 2lst Va, Jones' Brig.
Camp 21st Va. L1JdIHtry, l6dy15,isos my 20 Sc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

MELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
watering place viii be ready receive visitors on the TRsT DAY
oFJUNF.
TERMS:
$500 per day 5000 week Children under twelve yesr,
OF age and servants a. 90 per day, 5000 per week
Visitors will fnd coaches snd hacss Chrsansburg epot 10
convey theu four miles 10 the Springs
my22-1m EY TIE PROP9TFTOPa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

NEW BOOKS AND MUSlC.
A NORRIS, Bookseller and Publisher, "a
n Main Street, has just received large surtlyof
mali $3 IS
The Confederate, BY South oaroinian Price sl25, by
mail Al,
rAnhsg.er, Poem, by Young Balver. Price So? BY mall
Also
Rock Me to Sleep Mother, 5Oc
Her Brgh anle Hsuns Me stl, 800.
Lorens, Soc,
Jusnta, SOC,
Gen. L I Grand March, zoe,
sionevsIl Jackson Ma oh, 60c,
s'oneva SOrR Rock. hOc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

CLoSlNa LECIUEE.-Tde seventh and las, lecture be-
i-ss the Young Mems Christian Association, is adger
Ued 20 be delivered tonight in the United Presbyterian
Church Or. Rsads) By DAu,yl B. Lucas, Esq. TIE
so1ject, "WHAT SHALL VIZ Do:7 being one Of vital
inpOr and ths lecturer possessing impressive orator.
C-l poserS none who may attend viii 90 away other
tan p.els.d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
dB 8aButoub ddBig.
TnUnsDAY nORNING. MAY IS, 1883.

Tss Sr,gr ELrcrioS takes place to-day. The polls
ral b. opened in this city a. o'clock A H., a. the
Is, Market in Jesrson Ward at the City Hail. in Madi
son Ward, and Iaceys shop in Monroe Ward From the
indca ions we dge that The turn out Of loaierdom, IN
tse vciaiy Of tie polls, viii be large. Much interest
"a he result ofthe voting for representatives in Con-
gres is manifested and eleetoneerng viii no doubt be
actively conducted during the day. PersOns bringing
,s returns from the county preenies viii confer favor
b reporting the figures at this Office.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

TzLEaRAFHlc The Richmond Wing int'mates that
.so nhtary authoItes prohibited the transmission OF
,ac ADVERSE ne4s from ssssippi 20 the Associated
Press f5r The beuef, Of spectators. We C,luot be
Eege that our military authorities were actua "A by so
base motive SIgaitnah Nsrs.
We afml'ed .ha, the eject Of Withholding adverse
uers was 70 benefit Spectators Who BY devices Of their
n noaI comuiunieate information to each Other and
thereby derive benefit from the act Of the military au-
f6osiiies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

SCesEuz COURT OF APPlAis-The following deci-
sous have been rendered in this Court since our last re-
rlrt:
Staples executors vs. Wske-.-Argued by J. A.
Walker and John L Tueke fer phintifs and John Il.
No.e1 and 2. r. 6aLtIn for defendant Decree Of the
rcuit COG.t Of Patrick county affirmed.
Stephens co ala, vs. Brown, &c Argued By John r.
Tucker for cpp-lIuls, aud Daniel Lucas for appel
lees Decree Of the Creui, Cour; Of Jefferson county
reversed
Gabbsr,v, &c, rs. SJoneburner, &c-Argued by Jno
q Iu5Aer Tor appellants, and A. A. Morsol for the ap
gsees Decree OF the tircut Court Of Louioun county
reversed
Eeesee IS. Bailey and others.-Argued By Tucker,
Pitton aud G. A Myers FOE appellant, and Andrew
Johnston and James Alfred Jones for ap7elces Decree
ol the Circuit curt Of city Of Rahmoud affirmed in
Gl-. aud reversed ~ part.
Tie CoU-t Las adjourned until the l2.h Of October
next
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

TEs ESzNY Al AURFsEEssoRo', n. C.-The Raleigh
Journal learns hat the Yankees few ys since, found
theis way up the river to NureesbOro v C., and COM
:s,ied depreda,ions . considerable extent The
iFssleyau Institute, academy for young ladies'
entered and tie furniture entirely demolished, to
tse piaaos and other school apparatus. The public
sorcs Of course we're DESTROYED bu. il thought there
we're noi pro isos to much amount accumulated at the
pace TIE opinion is expressed that they we're looking
f5r the tso steamers captured r,cen.y by Capt. Elliott
su. they f,Hed 70 61d them ia taai direction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

yEvENTY-FTvE DOLLARS REWARD.-

GEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
~ Twill give the reward for the delivery (near
ssoss three negro boys, II tysre put in js so that
them NE0 about six feet hs twenty years old awk-
ward his gait, oops in waking and knookneed.
ARIES raised Ia Orange county, AID bs1pposed to be
making that dErecon- He vey dark mulao abou. i've
inches high quick 81 noo1, twenty old
about se feet SIX inches In hege pretty black
years hiss large mouth thick lips, With
on the p his father lives In Orange couly Will give
twenty dollars FOR The apPehenson and secured 50 that
get them, Of either Of ia N. rt GEO. W.OOLEhAN f
nv 20 -2w+ Near scO.isyiie, Albenarle county.
!T'ANNERs' OIL. oelr sq7i.'d a ..iI s.II L'a ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

COCNrEETEU GREEN BAcSs.-Some OF the sn;crprs-
g blue uCs-s Of New YORK have be,a successfully
cszn.eri-iiag ther own "g.e,a bose" currency for
aOnhs past. Many Of the abolition prisoners taken Ct
thaneei.5rsgl'e were boundluly supplied with this
trash ana We are glad 10 lesra aso tia. some OF our en-
-prs,ns "S3eos." who bought green backs" from
tlsss SlinOus Yankees have discovered that the stuff
ey bargaued FOR is she bases. Of cognterets. Good
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

G. b. CAMP wISDER, !
NAY %, 1868. T
Mr.. EDITOR: For the information of the
proper Authorities and the benefit OF soldiers general sd
versment published In the Wing OF the 2 Inst exposing
system Of fraud by the oc In command OF the guard re
Tso days afterwards furnished 10 the Whz
prorouncng my assertions base fabrication notice lit
OF name headed by men, vho with their MASTER
fened at the OF their brother soldiers Of
have nothing 70 say With privilege to plumber they would
doubt be content find themselves provided the officer IN cor
mand would his n1uenee keep hem from their proper
plaees-ta ne eid court inyeltlgaton, ready 10
prove ALL II not more thsn havs asserted
Respectfully, JAMES WADE,
myR'-Er Co. g, 14lh La
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
BY JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
(Re9l Estate AuctioneelsO
A VALUABLE SMALL FAKM OR MARKET
GARDEN, o. THE DEEP RUN TURN
PIKE, IN HENkICO COUNTY, 2I-2
MILES JEST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.

A T THE REQUEST or MIR. JOS.
- sinto7 will sell. she premises on WEDNESDAY
June 30, commencing at o'clock, P the Valuable ard
snssome Small Pa located In henco county on the Deem
Run Turnpike ~ miles west OF the city Richmond containing
% Acres II which 40 cleared and well Corn
an Clover together with large Garden Of the Choicest yegea
bes; the balance Is heavily WOODED with and Pine Of NAL
den grsv There Is also the Tract very superior Ice
House, together with Orchard the Choicest Fruit Trees set
out In The past Ave years.
The Improvements sist OF comfortable Dwelling contain
ing Four good Rooms besides all the u.ual Out buildings
Persons desiring such place. contiguous 70 the CITY,
would do web IN attend this Sale.
TERHs Onethrd cash, the WHOLE II desired the balance
at and ~ months for negotiable Interest added and
1868. JAS 81 TAYLOR SON
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

( ARGE SALE or GROCERIES. COT.
~ TON YARNS, aEETING and BLOCKADE Goors
We wi sell at auction FRIDAY, tbs 29h lns at 10 o'cl'k
It our Warehouse corner Of Oh and Mala SITS, En-
IS bbls choice N. .. Eugar,
20 bbls extra White st0Ye-D. led Sugar.
10 ibis N. o. holssses,
IS bbls New Syrup,
Obags prime Rio Coffee,
20 bags Pea Nuts,
Soap, Candies,
And avarlety of Groceries.
ALSO
10 Bales 800 Pads--Cotton Yarns
b les "a -heeiiog, Blockade Goods,
Calcoas, Lawns,
8nl Miscellaneous articles.
Also
Lot Of Hard rare.
mv2G IDS ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO.