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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
AUCTION SAL ES.
RUTUHR DAYS.
VERY VALUABLE

- - A.
MOUNTAIN LAND Poz SALE
ny virtue o. decree Of the Circuit Court Of Nelson H.
eth 1859 then IN Of Ma1c Va Ma
sle seng friendly suit foS the diy or certain Mcun,n
bsiongng 70 the estse VI the aiEm masse We sham a.
Voms toner's OF the Court IN said suit offer at suction On
premises on TUESDAY the 10th day JONE 1s3 rerardie ~
sold -" 'S' MI e'o'Oie
Isl Montabeo Tract containing 300 scres and lying on ,he
mead waters oil I've River and through which runs the old I've
Blue dge Iu pike road Several undred aerea are
GOOD state OF cultivation, and good fencing The I'm
PoVmens consist OF comfortable dwelling with Tx rooms and
passage Kitchen meat and cehouse and several excellent cab
ns or servants barD stables tobacco house. an excellent ns
mousse backsmlts shop and grt MILL and In addition 70
Az Dne apple orchard In full bearing condition This Mac h
e best opening In Vhgns6f yard AID eooner esabjh
ment on large scale having plenty and bark Inc best
Vaey on II and around it, II lies IN NeoD cou,tv ON the
oonsl near the RoekbEidge and Augusta lines 10 nils rom
MaSles Mills In Nelson, and from Midway, in Augusta
"a Inc SHADE Trfc two miles nom MontebeIIo on the SINE
and under fence ~ @'' S'AIeu
unimproYed. - o '"'' "Nu
one mile from Montebelo u ~ "''N'
nd on The Saturday following goos or bad We he We
sen he village OF New Market Nelson county lot containing
LA acre or more OF land, belonging the same estate
Terms both sales6 l2 and Is months with personal recur,v
and tile retained III payment.
J. WARWICK,
as JOS. LYON,
,, -, THO. J. BAssIE.
-P-I-us. Commissioners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

RICHMOND CIRCUIT CoUET.-Iu this Court, Yesterday
Judge Meredith delivered his opinion on the motion 10
quasi ibe indictment against Dr. Palmer sustaining the
motion as to two Of the counts ao,e Broseg.i was
then entered
Laura Gordon, indicted for being engaged in the late
riot tried, found guilty, and fined $25 by the Jury.
The Court fixed the term Of her imprisonment az thirty
days, aud afterwards untl the fine IS paid for period
no. 70 exceed six months
Martha Jamisoa was then tried, found guilty, aud
lined $40. The Judge also sent her to Jail for one day
The case Of Peter Blake set for this morning, and
viii BE- tried.
The Grand Jury, who were adjourned from Friday
last until to-day viii meet this morning at u o'clock
: Exciting ScESE.-Quite an exciting scene occurred
az the Circuit Court yesterday After the conviction of
Laura Gordon she fell into Mysteries and vas taken
into adjoining After she had nearly recovered
she swallowed large quantity of audanum unObserved
by her female friends Medical aid was called in, and
the usual Iestoraves applied but With apparently small
chances of success. Sae sill in critical condition
a. last accounts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
GEN. FORREST,5- OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

GbN. FUhhhoI . UtFILIAL UhoFAIVH.
TCLLAHoMA, May 5-The following is Gen. Forests
Official despatch announcing his late exploit in Geor
gia
CATER five days hard marching without provisions
forage captured on the Sd instant the enemy 1900
strong near Rome, Ga, with the number Of En-
field rifles, horses and side-arms"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

TuE YANKEES IN GREESBRIER-Itis stated that Col
Edgars battalion, stationed at Lewisburg Greenbrior
county, Va, was surprised by large force Of Yankee
cavalry last Friday night Col E. rallied his men and
drove the enemy back, killing and woundug several
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
NEW BOOKS AND MUSIC.

A MORRIS, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
"A Main Street, has just received large supply of
Great Expectaons by Charles Dickens 0E) Price So co. by
mail SO 25
The Confederate by South Carollnian. Phee s125, by
mall 81 80,
Tan1su:er Poea,py Young Dalwe:. Price saSC BY m.
ALSO
Rock Ne 10 Sleep Mother. SOC,
Her Bright Emile HBunts Ne still. SOC,
Lorena SOC, -
Juanita, Soc
Gen LIE Grand March, SOC,
StonewaIl Jackson March, soc,
stonewal Song Book, 50c, mag
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 pRnEI A. ATIlN

A PKUULAMATIUN.
w HEREAS, a vacancy has occurred in the
represeniaton Of Virginia, In the Representa-
ve a the Congress Of the Confederate States resign
Of William Smith, the member elected from the district composed
Of the counties OF Alexandria, .sposylysna Fairfax. Fauquer
Prince William RappahaDnock Cupeppe. Stafford Orange
Commonwealth OF Virginia. by virtue Of authority veJ'ei
Executive by law do hereby require the officers civil militia
whose duty IL Is TO hold elections election
held the places votpgprscrbed by law the day
the present month"; for member Of Che House representatives
- I'll the vacancy sforegaid.
(l Given under hand Governor, ard under the seal
s. Sof the Commonwealth st Richmond, iris second day Of
- May, 1868 and in the eighty seventh year Of The Com
moaEeah.
JOHN LETCHER,
By the GoToTnor
GEORGE w. MUSToRD
sec'y CT the Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

ANUsENESTs.-At the theatre the Virginia Cavalier,
amended and improved, wiIlB performed toll ight.
At Metropolitan Hall, the manager has brought out
series of tabeaux whic, cannot fail to be attractive
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
[BY GoDDIN & kPPERsoy-CaIEns ]
A SPLENDID LIBRARY FOR SALE.-Thl

~
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LIBRARY,
cont nlng about 1900 voies selected by himself for his own
USE dung the last thirty larger portion London edit
1ons Of stAadart Woks gsh and Literature many Of
hem and unique copies imported 10 his own o,1 ana
bought az sresn London out tf the libraries U the late Nrous
~ Anglesey, Earl Of Shrewsbury Eop Of Salisbury Sir Drf
mia Hobhouse Bart, Coerdge Rogers other eminent
Manuscript Notes. -'' $50
1t Is well selected In History Philosophy Theology, pserv
biography and Bellies Lstres and 10 Period and Critical Lii.
nature IS not surpassed BY any ether private library
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other works equally complete ny the Bponfne L,t.
Cssl lOO yos the onl copy the Confederacy for sale
complete copy Of Pariau entsTy Debates In the Lords
Commons OF England from ICES 70 1874 vos out Of tie 4.
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The Encyclopedia Blrl;s, Oheb ST. vi six supplem
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Those Few are mentioned show the and
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yet 10 be educated, any Cetemn of ernTv nos
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Library would render his collection perfect treasure not TO
oGnd elsewhere In The Confederate States.
Gentemen wishing purchase examine the Library p,
inc and no one Is expected purchase until he
tin person by his agent
Refer to Samuel l. rrson, Esq P.esden, VIRGINIA Life In
'ance Comp'uy III hmond, Va Benton Harrison Secretary
% the Preil dent OF the Confederate Slater.
AddresI VIM w NoRvELL
my6--St Lvncbburg Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
P,Nasv,tL AND CaMMRacIsl.
WEpEEsDAs, May, 1863
Alta recentauciIon sale Of boekade pods, at Charles

WEDNESDAY, May 2, 1868.
AT recentauciion sale Of bioekade ods at Charles.
tsn, ne following prices were obtained;
bari~I brandy f6s07D r. gallon ~ in quarter eak
ia 6e55 p gallon; madelrs xla. q Q gallon earet wine.
t5esf y dorsr piuSy uihe col 3 doc sauterre vioe,
SOC D -zsni salad 81 riis $50 y dtseoi ccre e. Is n;
hs e. st2 95 n; yCung hyson tea, ~ so9Df % y %
cPys q ems n fpe N Oh S2s gsllp7 issners'
oA 81 4 gallon; whiting, 9HG13 cents 4 10; sprb k,
GEMS Z i gold leaf sgl paeAase Of 20 books each;
bnkc 81 % mems oxford Shoes various $l2 beQt2i n
ps kid boots $40 2bGb2 . pair mems elastic
de shoes $40 ~ ir shows congress boots $2 80 psir
youths buchers 50 5OGl1 30 pai lad Goth CATERS, ess
lie side lace 5O0g85o pair .d kid CATERS,
t23 70 pair pearl shirt buttoss Sc 80 gross mems nerino
shirts SIS q dozen blue Ahirts, $565 80 each mems
striped cotton sh Is, 1905 so . dozen merno hOsr ss
dozen mems white atdown cotton half hs'e assorted $50
10 80 II dczcn boys han hose assorted 81 81 dozen womens
and white cotton hose SIS 90 doseu black dreSs SIR
Si3 25D2 80 yard bus Hls 81 % yard madras hdkis,
S22l2i dtz brown cotton dr 81 50 u yard fax
burgs 81 O5 va cotcn So 10 yard brown white
and fancy s assorted g. 5Oi yard checks 81 80
q yard viii lannel az S092 10 . yard; red do, 81 80 u
yard pavilion bobpe, 81 2 yard brown nen SO % yard
paper cambrc 81 52H yard white linen, assorted, s. 90
yard cross muslin, 81 80 q yard; printed muslin 81 81 y
yrd bown hoard IS 10 per yard egeta shirts 90 20 each
debege 81 45 2 yard assorted tapes 50 dozen Victoria
lawn, 81 10 2 yard black brodcoth $lS 2502S 80 yard
Conederate grey cloth, SOP yad gold lace 90 cts yard
Clarks 100 yard cotto1, ~ IS y dozen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

NOTICE.--Having discontinued the Grocery
4 ana OommsSn business all persons having claI ms 40.
me W them for pay men. Those indebted 10 me- ori1
iAIe h.m Of Lewis Webb John G. wade viii make nsSs ms
20 proper parties for sale. W" De 'urnednt-
Richmond, May 1st, lSs8.-c5ts LEWIS w over
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
2. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp'r Gen

ROoKs- -
FOR SALEAT a. MORRIS, 81 MAIN STREkT.
MISCELLANEOUS
ELLIE Or The Human Comedy By John Eea Cooke au,bo,
Of Virginia Comedians Youth CT Jefferson, ETC.
FLOWERS OF HOPE AND MsMORY A collection NJ bsvs,I
fu Poems By Cornehh J. q. Jordan.
POEMS By Matilda.
HOPES POEMS. By Jas Barron Hope OF Hampton y,
oANNiBALs ALL Or Saves whou. asers. BY George Y1
SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH Or The Failure of yee Society
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA from It's discovery and settlement
% the present time. By Rob't Il HoEson.
HISTORY OF the VALLEY. By Samuel Kerche7al Second
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS. by John Motley.
COMPLETE WORKS OF THOMAS DICK, LID.
ao0RE'S BYRON
MEDICAL.
DRUITT MODERN SURGERY
MIlLERs PRINCIPLES or SURGERY.
MEIG'S TReAT 50 on OBSTETRICS
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY
BELLS ANATOMY. In Volurea
DUNaLEsoN's THERAPEUTICS AND RATERIA MEpIcA
mhl9 'lNNiOA
VIRGINIA--AtR Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of The Circuit Court Of Essex county, on the n dsy Of
Richardson Lumpkn, Trustee fo Polly Crow and her lr.n
ooo,nt PlairuG
Josiah Crow, Thomas NJ Henley Sheriff o, r,,.x
Comm tee Admir- ofJOsiah Grow, deceased, others
IN CHANCEHY. DEFENDANTS
The objects OF THIS suit are that the Defendants NAV answer
and whether they will accept the seyeotywo acre Of rd
Toned 10 the Plaintiff il Fen OF the sum OF ANN "a
to In the SAID OIL that they refuse accept the same mat
re-eonyyanee thereof mag edreeei 10 the ainG tat uev
may say Thee, they will accept the Plaintiffs account Of his
for ,% made by DIRECTION Of e1pare order Of
e Oouay VGat OF Essex county that The sale the two slaves
BrsXton and Dayy may be conhmee Court and dsrh
an In Of the proceeds sale vded among tho entitled accord
Ing to their respective rights that the Rhs Of Tie par les in The
Trust uectInay be Diet mne that such sales may be ordered
as may be necessar 10 enable the Plaintiff TO make dvon
The trust subj which be ihcuu bent upon him To make
and that All questions growing out Of the may be settled
Game the Plain III by Counsel and fled his bill and The sinh
pGnas awarded IN the suit not having been exoed On Inc Ne
endan J9sah Crow Joseph Grow Benjamin Grow and VIRGINIA
Cros sppealng by the adayits ed that the said De-
eadan as no residents Of this Sste on The moiio1 NJ he
Plaintiff Is ordered tina. the said Defendants do appeal in enc
month siser due pucGton hereof successive vst.
some nWpapsr published 10 TIE city Of Richmond 70 do Wat
necessary to protect the interests that another eopy
hereof be posted at the front door the Court House a, ri
county on we hrSt day OF the next County Court W
| 30 a cofy teste, JAMES ROY MICOU
1 apo Wv Clerk Essex County Court
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
A Nd A G EN- q Y

"A ~ u h N 4 7 -
La order 10 meet the the community the unde-sr
ed have opened ose In the CITY OF RIBHMOND for the
PRIVATE sALE OF REAL Estate
oe pleased 10 open correspondence with persons
ana we eher states Of The Coniederacy receive Dc.
sPona prices '9d terms hd pas Of property convent
PERTY. " NN'St NAL NV
MI Garter u a,e7d personally showing all property en-
Purchaser, win hnd ~ their interest 10 apply at our Office a,
ne Banking Houss Of wn Isaacs Co. corner on Main and
sPsO-d&ela A. L. GARTER 4 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS oPFICE, |
RICHMOND, May 3, 1868. (

XIII In Petersburg who have lately teen
prroners will proceed 10 ron their proper commands soon
as they sh N have been declared exchanged.
BY command Of the Secretary OF War,
JNO. WRITER'S,
nvg-1w Ass'nt Adjt Cen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

w Z. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill &
~ - Co.; Manufacturer OF LadyS and eentlsnen's Roou
an shoe, up stairs, 19I Main street. Richmond Va.
All kinds Of Ladies and Gensenens Boots shoe made 70
iAis-sl D. 8. WRIGHT, ostsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

A RTIFICIAL LEG.
Having obtained Patent on an Artificial Leg ma t
ton OF Jas Eaoger) we prepared TO furnish he ane a.
our shop In stanton Those need, should apply eary
,oo 49,. JAs|E. RANGER BROTHER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

ClTY BATTALION
~ PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN rae CITY OF RICHMOND
Wanted few recruits my co1pany. $50 Bounty,
Good Clothing RATIOS and Quarters furnished from day OF
siment Men Of all received Enlist be being enrolled
the opportunity viii be lost Apply at onceoice OF John
and GusOn In Wing Building at Capt. GresnoTs Qar
ers, Barracks corner Oh and Canal streets sin Bank
A b. GUIGON,
ar3O -1w Capt and Recruiting 0fcer'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

TT HARDWARE, &c, &c.
500 kegs Old Donation Nails Asstd
Is dOz Psd-Locks ASstd,
On gro Knives and Forks asstd,
100 doz Pooket Knives do
100 lbs este Shoe Thread,
5000 Cotton Rope asstd,
800 prs Wood st'rrups,
rs 80 doz Wagon Hames,
800 yds "Anchor" Boiling Cloth asstd,
1900 lbs Cut Tacks asJld TO IL OF,
49, 90 kegs Tobacco box and Lining Nails,
20 doz Hand and Tennsnt sawS,
100 "Eiey's" Per Csps
80 smiths Anvis asstd
AIsO-CArpenters' and Smiths Tools, Hsstd
Circular Saws Gsstd to 80 inch Span,
Stocks and Dl &, Hammers, PinceTs, Tongs,
Curry Combs, Plow Lines Fish Hooks, &c., &c,
In store and 70. tale by
RHODES, WILSON HURT,
sp31-Gs 22 Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

TANNERS OIL.
30 tbls. Tanners OIL, for sale by
my LIN o. IL. CHALKLEY co.
DOR SALE.-Tobacco Fixtures as follows:
70 Screws and Presses,
A lot Of Mills for Pounds,
y Pds, So and S. with all the Sheets, Irons Tins aud
Blocks
Large and Medium Levers,
segments and BandI-say all the Fixtures for Psc
tory.
All in good order and aIlV new.
sp25-iOt HARVEY, HUNT, JAMES & co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

DEAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER AND
IL BR0KER-Ths uades gned respectfully bis services
the public for the sale Of Real Estate privately and auction
from aud after tie lst May.
lie Will make sales Of all kinds Of property for hducaries upon
the hest terms
Real EStGte Ia the city surrounding country he thinks vii
enable BIN to the highest price for all property that
be placed In his hands for sale.
Ne win endeayO to mOt and hose receive fair share o.
Refers 70 me cITizESs OF RICHMOND, generauv
apl6 In A. d. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-07

(Slgned,)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-29
LIVE STOCK.

proversand Farmers wi lfndthts The nc a Is dv1p-
taeeous route for Live stock. Capacious Ysrds " ell
vatered nd supplied with every onvenienee have
bee opene nj itsconneefpns and every
attention is paid totheir From BsrristurSh,
where will befound every convenience for feeding
and resting achoce ts offered Of the PHlLA nkL
PHlA, NEW Y0Rkand BAL1tAokE A4RkkT.
fiji wiilalso be found the shortest quickest and
most route for Stoe to New ork-fvia lien
tovnl-and wihfewerebaBeesthAna any other.
-ENUCH LEWIS, GeneraiSupf.. Aitnora, Pa
l.. l.. HOUPT, Gen I cs ETA Ct. .Pbilsde lphia
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Azen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-29
I arc 20 al points as low as any route.
Sleeping Cars
oSNIGHT TRAINsT I'd
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
EE Baggage Checked Through. -szs
And Transferred Free.

+ r + i Or II II 8
BY this route. Freighs of ~ esertrlion ear be
forwarded 10 and from Philadelphia New YORK.
Bosso or Baltimore, to and from any point on ire
Railroads Of Ohio, kentucky. indiana. Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri BIZ RAILROAD d.
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects al P,ts.
burg with steamers, ky which Goods can beforxsrd-
ed 10 ANY point on the Ohio Muskingnm, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland. Illinois, Mississipti His.
eonsin Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Eed Riy-
and al Cleveland, ssr dus and Chicaro " i'm
stea mers to st ports The North " sserr Iskes
Aerehantsand shippers ensrustins III irsnsportz-
lion oftheir Freightto this Company can rely with
confidence oniis speedytransit.
The Rates OF Freight
To andIrom any poin,fn / he West by the Pennsyi
vsnia Central Railroad, sre at all times AS FA-
v0RABLE AS ARE CHANGED BY oTEERRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
III eparticuisrto marx packs lagos, s'vIA Pxss.
CRxTRAL k. RI IL
For Freight conTse,s o shipping Directions sp-
ply 70 or address either OF III lowing Asents Of
the Cnupany.
CLARKE * CO, Transfer Agents. .
NV BROWN q CO., Cincinnati, o.
R.C. NELDRUM 4 CO., Ma olson, ina
J. *. MOORE. Louisville, NY.
w. M. AIKAAE h CO., Evansville, Ind
X. F SASS. St-Louis Missouri
| CLARKE CO.. Chicago, lii.
j. III. MiGDLA Portsmouth. %.
k.A'NEBLf, b MONTGOMERY, Maysvii,s
WI. y. l.. LAEGLEr Gsllipolis,o.
s. PIERCE t. CO.. GAINESVILLE o.
n. H. HUDSON, Rrlry,o.
r. .ABLDBEA Genera Travelling Arept
| for the South snswesi
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THE GATE CITY
Reduction I'm the FRlce 81 0OlaleYos
III n aHR.

A~rs CkoshlD8.sc i esxzse -
The increased production Of WOODEN
goods within the last mouth-the supply
exceeding the demand, great - it is--has
enabled the Quartsrmaster' Department
to make contracts for army clothing At
more favorable rates than formerly. the
advantage of which will insure to the ben
eft of our brave soldiers in the field. A
private soldier is entitled TO forty two
dollars worth of clotE-Sg per year. but
the wear and tear Of hard service in the
field is SO great that many men exceed
this allowance, the excess being deducted
from the pay proper of the soldier.
By an order from the War Departments,
it was provided that on and after Decem-
Der LIST, inst, the prices of clothing issued
should be reduced some 90 per cent, ia
accordance with the cheapened rates of
productions. Thus great coat for cav
airy, which formerly was charged to the
soldier at 1.50, is now charged at 1915;
great coats for infantry, old price S.. so,
reduced to $50; pautaloons for infantry
old price 1886, reduced to $3.50; panta-
looms for cavalry, old price S460, reduced
to 1856, aud so on with other articles of
clothing proper, except shoes, which still
remain at the old rates.
The effect of this reduction is to in
crease the pay of the rank and file of the
armyat least $40 to SIC per year, for no
man with ordinary care, will exceed the
quantity Of clothing now allowed, while
many, who take care of their clothing.
will not draw more than $50 worth annu.
ally, and they are entitled to pay in money
for the clothing they do not draw, to
which they are entitled.-[ Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

On the ed JOHN T. CONNER, in the 2lth year
of his age. after short but severe illness.
His funeral win take place from his fathers
to morrow Afternoon. .. ...
On the morning Of the Esd INST. MARY FRANCIS,
beloved daughter Of James and Aspaaia Edwards
The friends of the family are respe ctfuily in.
yited to sttend her funeral from her father resi-
.treets east, to morrow Saturday afternoon, ata
Mary Francis thou has left Us,
Oh, how weary is our hearts;
God IN mercy has bereft us,
May We choose the better part.
On ste ssGE scs Ill
of Elizabeth and silas 8. Tucker, aged years and
Parents dear, lament me not,
am mn not dead but SS1:a here
He loved nae best and took ,ne home.
Weep not for little Jinney,
Her gentle spirit hath ded;
She sweetly sleeps in Jesus,
Among the silent dead
Shed not q tear of sorrow,
Around her silent tomb
We b OF tine Is i H.sI.a ae % sIsou
May she rest in peace. Amen
ISABELLA NAPIER, only daughter Of James
Her fnnsrsi will take place on Friday morning,
at 10 o'clock, from 25i 9Th street.
Tuss5sy Iith ssss :, shCE, but paints!
county Nd ;, in the 74th year of his age.
MARLBOROUGH papers please copy.l -
In GsorSetEwn, On RRpEidIa, 20, sf.s. short s
ter OF Henry and Eiisa Resver in the 10th year Of
he age.
respectfully invited to attend her funeral on this
FRIDAY al ternnoB at o'clock. from he residence
OF Der father. No is I'd st Georgetown D. q.
tPbiA. ard Clrav'lsnd pal per- pleas, copy.
In (feorgetcwc q. ON jan 4te. 1853, MARTHA
POI JUNfS, in the 10th year OF her age, fosrth
daughter Of Chss. T. and Louissjon7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23
MARRIED,

On Ihursdey, January 12da By the Rev. Father P.
r. McCarty, Mr.. G. NJ. LITTLE to Miss HENRI
ETA KELEHER, both of this city.
On Thursdsy January, 18th, in Philadslphia, BY
Miss LAURA J. DUVALL, both of washinston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23

Rub Der Goats, Lesgins, Camp Blankets hAvelocks
Hbayersseks, and every article made from India
where you can obtain them ct nAnufActurers'
prices, 80 Psnna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. oc87-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-23
AUCTION SALES.

By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctoaeer..
pEkEMPTORY sALEO VERY VALUABLE
GoMn LOT MAN The RAILROAD DpPoT.-Ou
YklpAH AFTERNOON, ysnusry sub, at 4 O'Clock
We WI sell TO the CHEST bidder. on the premis
1Art OF Lot No T. Ia Square No $50 fronting % feet
o" New Jersey avenue, ct the corner OF street
and running back loo feet. IL will be divided int
two lots of ~ feet frout each
Terms: One half cash; the balance in 6 months,
Tor notes ssti factorily endorsed hearing interest
Seured by deed Of trust upon the premises
ia 90 J. Z. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioosers
hKeIRABLB BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
~ LOT AT PUBLIC sALE.-On FRIDAY AFTRp-
NOON. } anuary 30th, at ~ o'clock en- the premi-
ses, we shall sell part of Lot in Square sf7 front
ing on Ms ssachusetts avenue. between sth and 5th
streets west, running through TO ct rect
VIII the I'm provements, consisting 81 a neat and
we'll built Brick Dwelling House, containing six
ROOMS.
This Is q very comfortable and well arranged
hors'. and in . desrable situation for q private
residence.
Terms: One half cash; balance in s months, for
app Owed endorsed notes, bearing interest secured
bp o deed Of trust on the premises.
ia sd ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts,