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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
FINANCIAL AND ComngRcIlL.
RIcHMokp, JUNO 5. ls69.

RIcHhoED June b, 1858.
Az the New York Stock Exchange on the f;t ins'snt
Yrgnis SKIES sold at cs's Tennessee, eo at S4i
M.,ou do 77o the I'D Tennessee skies sold 1t sGns
A. res and Mort Carolina xs OK Cold hastustad betSeen
l4sxGilIA '-.,s
Toe cncular Of W. Alex Harhll, New York, sums
NJ thu business in tobacco during the month Of
May follows:
a.. transactions for month been, upon he whole,
mitei-the buyin sparinsy for immediate nts
export trade mas been comparatively quiet Tens nave
en- more CURED than oine- DESCRIPTION Of gooes
Really old tens have been eel Ing ~ DC 70 &C. In fns
for trade, With SNAIL stock OF sreh on hsLu
Mo caGDgei hands at from &c 70 oe Tee Inquiry
10 half posnd6 good curing the early part u the tu
4 fen OF curing last fortnight There qnte scarcity Oh
re prime hhfp5unds sound ana In condition mo-
shcud any demand arise II could not re mrt AZ present
Virginia ht Pounds A remain insotye although holders are
h in thes tenants Western Pounds aho ftcoIps a.
lively transactions having occurrei since our lat me de
maud for medium 10 grades Navy Pouncs ar
prices 45c Zoe while ets bandsbave been
quiet neTobesd Twist there has been very tile inqa y
and some lots bought about oc - Than
last prices u ysgls are In Eooftup'ly WIN sS
TRANSACTIONS quotations. Little UT nothing Joe IN Pesa
Tobacco: the els IS sill scarce
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

correspondent Of the Macon Telegraph proposes to
raise the sum Of 100000 as gift foe the wife aud
daughter Of General T. j. jackson Asher AIRES, Esq
prominent aud influential merchant Of that city, sub
scribed 600.
man in Western Georgia proposes to carry The
mails for $500 paid in gold silver two thousand
dollars paid in Confederate noies. The Richmond cor.
respondent Of the Atlanta Confederacy pernenty in
quires if anyhemp grows in that region.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALR.-For sale,

IL house and lot In the village Of Chatham (Pl.syIy MIA
urt House,) containing about forty more M
Onethlrd Of which In woods The dShnsis new large
nvenenty arranged front ard rear per ~ veil Of excel
lent water IN the The houses All consisting u
good framed kitchen fore place above and below house
excellent cabin, he pisce above aud be ov good stables
carriage house Sheds &c gaIdep vii encosed with
hne srawbury bed and other spring vegetables
growing bushels OF seeded sod here
meadow and young orchard the place The zhoe wei en-
closed and conveniently arranged and Of
the village Their five churches and rer
VII and the society une1ceptonsbe Any person In
Of place well fitted Cor good sized family healthy
on would do well 10 view the preses tbs
he reached ON distance By the Richmond ami Dsnve Rail-
icaj Rnggod station aad hence by (Which cen ec
with the carS twenty miles through from kctmond IN one day
Price 10000 cash. Possession gwen Immediately.
L. b. CONWAY,
my9-t Pttsy lVanls Court Hogse
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
ILEErr, BILL CO., No. " Pearl street
A U g ION SA l. X

AUOTION SALE
GOODS.
RAW MATERIAL, dc, dc,
BY THE
CRENSHAW, WOODEN COMPANY.
WILL TAKE PLACE AT The OFFICE
Of the Agents Crenshav Company north side OF the
Basin, Rchm ma, Va WEDNss AY 10th Of June at 1k
consisting OF The foil wing Articles, viz:
50 pieces sill tary Goods fne n wool, Nos. IL, Ga,
Is pieces dark mixed Mitt q CT GEMS Cloth,
pieces Bud, pieces Red,
1000 lbs Wa hed Wool part secured and Dyed ready for
cards,
&c bale Cotton, prime quality, ~
1000 lbs Indigo,
10 bbls Clipped Lcgvood,
5000 lbs Stick Logwo0d,
l6 boxes Winaow Glass,
80 Window Frames,
kegs Nais,
CAST T uck,
pair Fairbanks Scales,
Bills soda Ash,
bbs B tash
bbs inch o. Iron, about IS feet long,
/ Pre- RsgulatO
Leather-sheep Skies, Lace Roller Picker and Upper,
i, 10 WArDs part Of tn IN died and szed
~ Wooden and Cotton Rags,
Paper stock, Wooden Waste,
Some Alum, Lac Dye,
Blue TItriol, yerdegris, Glue,
Tlax ssed Block Tin, oil Vi'riol,
shafihS, Hangers, Pullle:, &C.. &c. ny99-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

BLOwNG Up THE GUNBOAT tHATTABOocHEE--We learn
from Cap. BrOckaWay Of ire steamer Jackson, which
arrive yesterday from Catahoo~tep that as the Jack
son the o. leaving, courier arrived at that
place with The intelligence that the gunboat "Chatfa
hocchee" had been blown I'd 20 miles below Cnattahoo
chez Il, IS said % have been purely accidental and OC
cs5Ofed By che explosion Of her boilers. regret to
learn thai Mr. WIN. Bl5rO, the Pilot killed, and
several Of her oiccrs wounded Columbus san, ISt
Stree the above was Ia type We have received the
Columbus Tunes containing the following lis, Of killed
aud NCuaded BY tee explosion:
Ebed-Henry Egau, % As staut Engineer, of Kew
West Fla; Eceiid dodgss 81 Assistant Engineer, OF
lryanC Fred W Arents Sd Assistant Engineer, Rich
uODd, "a; Ergene Henderson, Paym-ste' 5 Clerk Tus-
keges, Ale; VIM B Bbro Pilot, Columbus, Gs; Joseph
HEX inst class fireman Go; EnOch Lanpher, second
class iremsu, Columbus Ga; Edward Conn., oalheaver,
Aps'acEicOla, Fla; Chds Der v QulrteruS -, Tam
"a. FH; John sOlh, seaman; Lewis Wild, hOdsmsn,
Fla; John Spear, lauds1 an, Fis; Wa Moore, lands.
man, Fla; mes Thomas, andsman, Fla; Chss Douglas,
-ecoua class fireman, residence unknown; Jas Jones,
lan6sman, Fla
Morally go,,sa,d-N FairelO.b. andsmau. Fla.
dangerously lFsladsd--M idshipman Charles Nal.
0fy, OF Virgins face, hands ana feet badly scalded;
Cornelius Dafy Of Aplacaicola, Fla, face and hands
bad seadsd.
S1ylty Yo,nds D. Hamilton Colder Masters Mate,
Mary aud right scalded; Joseph STA Apalachicola
face burned; hidshipman W Craig, Kentucky foot
,lghtly burned; Joseph Coles, coal beaver Fla, foot
burrOi.
The vessel has sunk below her decks. The wounded
brought up TO toe city last evening by be steamer
VIM II. Young.
The Columbus Times Of the ID received yesterday,
says tie wounded all doing Sen, with the exception
Of Nidshipman Mallory, whose symptoms are very &c
rious.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
ADJT AND INsP. GINS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, June Sd,-1S63.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No, "a.
The Of the Confederate States having failed 70
cog lie the appontut Of Provost MarshRS perEons
belonging to tee army TO make appropriation for the services
those persons who bad been employed In that capacity
such appointments viii be made
H. The Gene ais Of Departments will report the rs's st whh
Provost Msshas needed with the provost
ether guards at the SANE and r appoint sua-
bic officers for the
III In all cases preference will be given competent officers
who have become disabled by wounds other nfriy active
Geld tuy.
~ AZ all thepoSs not supplied before the si Of July With
Provost Masha belonging 10 the army accordance With this
order, the once wli be considered abolihsd.
BY order. (Signed)
S. COOPER,
Ie4-lw Adjt and IOsp. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

SUIcps-Tiri Lieut.. jarrett, Of The Esd S. c. v,
COMMITTED .gi.ic last Tuesday in Charleston, S C, by
shooting L;,ei With FisJol through the head, eaus-
ing instant dssd. Lieut.. Jarrett from Darlington
Dis.r'cl and s. is said hat a disappointment in love
,n.,,.- ID q, M. connli.sion OF the fslll act
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

las. TlSSEss.E correspondent Of the Knoxville
u. ser .taes Ca. TIE cavalry foxes Of General Nor
gan and Hol,oa age doing good service on the front,
cons family ye.,brg he movements Of the enemy on
the north SIDE tie Cumberland, and that while these
uer are tbs-e fear nav &c entertained Of raid On
East Tenn see.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

BAD SHOOTING. Yesterday morning, while guard
e cue City Battalion were eseortigg deserter along
Broad street, the oner broke and ran, and The guard
disci argsd their pieces him withOu: effect one ba
however came within three feet Of striking lady who
vas passirg through the street at the time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
Gst 8nbnunS Islg.
sArURDAT MORNING, june Q, 1883.

rxaHs-DAn4i year Il6OO; months $500: ior las 20
re-. e. 10 per mo-th-
ca EEEELE year tl0o0; months saw
GNsu year. 800; uouihl $500.
Gsuistances a. ne rsk q the satseribsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

HUsrlSss CoUsT.- Ths following cases were disposed
Of yesterday JOIN NsCabe, ind ted for stealing bal
rel Of whisky from Joseph Brammen was found guilty
and sent to BE peuitcnary for two years James Nor
,s, indicted for stealing nine watches from Hame.
PeAr,e was found guilty and sent to the penitenary for
Eve years EDWARD Y Henney indicted for stealing a
gold watch iron Martina NJ Herman, was found guilty
aud seu; to the peniteatary for one year. Richard
Steele, Indie ed for stealing hcgshead Of sugar from
George V. Gillian, was tried sod acquitted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

SzSr OS.-Geosge W. Farrell, who vas arrested on
Thursday while ia the act CT pcaiDg Mr.. James c.
Hunts pocket, st The auction Of Tardy Williams
vas examined by lie Mayor yesterday, and sent on to
tie Hastings Court. Mr.. Hunts poeketbook contained
S2CO IN Confederate notes, Confederate bond for
IL 0oo and receipt for aIo,lsr sond for 81 ooo, Tie
l,.rsoner claims 10 aA.I from 4'eSlud.ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
r4,- Ar A PUBLIC MEETING HELD IN

this city Tuesday "a inst devise for the relief e
Nex Oreaus hist have recently Given from
,hr b. order OF The dera authorl he under
tigned app intsd committee orgaLh. the
obtau nom tie Lhsb8s of the State OF N
li such contrib ions hey be op ed to tHe IN ali
object, Win poxer appJnt such other commit
uund admissible ana 10 have full power the
stject he nti6uions when coil cei to he iorwSl
the COMMITTEES red IN TX S Of moe be b. them
applied best 90 relieve the dist Il the tNieB.
dischsrse Of TIE duty thus imposed them the ulder
signed have spporttd lie 70 loWi' tes nvts
cOhrbuaons from AL persons in the state Of VIgia,
a other STATES, who may be disposed
10 Ia hem.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
BY LANIER, ToLLEsoN a oA1LRrr

BY L4NIkR, TOLLES0N 4 CATLETE
WE WILL SELL, AT OUR WARE
W HOUSE, No.. 9 Pc. ri street MONDAY MORNING.
jane sh At hapast9 o'clock, large Of Msrchan
disc, constag Of the folio wing fresh aad desirable goods
80 pieces Black and white Lawns
800 do F.Ley aud Cglorsd do
500 20 do Prints
25J do ~ B eached Cotton
100 do blus Denlns
White figured brila' ts ofgsnds Nushas
Fine fri b Linens Z sper Camorcs
10 Linen Nh aetng, 81 Jlr.y Pla mes
ri OK Alp, Colored ChAmbrAys
Fine t'a' brio stirung. Brown Cottops
Ladies White Hose Geuts' Brown and Black hElf do
Wits ard Back PAient Thread
qeuts and Ladies Hem,tehed and Linen Cambria Hand.
ksr hefi
Gloves and Mitis, Agate B1ltors
Paying yards, Needles, Pins. Pencils and Pen Holders
Fine Ivory G ,nhs sbo II r. essng do
Geut5' Ladies md Childreus shoes
BlsnCe Handle Knives and fks
Fable Tea spoons, fiiver Pstad Knives and
Envelope. Fancy sosps. aud Mem rGndun Books
matches, Ink ard Blscklcg
CLOTHING.
GentS' and Boys Summer Costs, Pants and vests
100 pairs Bllk Casmsrs Pants Gents Merno Shirts and
Drawers.
Sale to commence with Dry Goods
Goods sold through without Limit reserve.
is5-2t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

The Committee vi the Office Of the Vreioa Life In.
surance Company sATURDAY) ing o'clock pune
tuay aud general attendance earnestly requested
RIsiyoSp June CHI 1868 je6-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

FllG OF TRUcE-A flag Of truce leaves fer City Point
Shs morning with 400 Yankee prisoners who have been
collected here from various parts Of the SSgth and
West. No commissioned olicers vil he seuL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

ARaEs1.--Ihe police yesterday arrested ecurtezan
named Aaa, S. lir, charged With receiving lot of
sack co.- valued a. $780, the property OF John c.
S-ai,-, showing the same to have been stolen. She
wiz be examined before the &ayor this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM


THE subscriber having determined to 90
l. south, ofsrsh Farn Of Five Hundred and Sew
enty-fvc Acres for sale p'yatey y nunared
and Ave IN original with p land
ard sb-st fifteen 10 old Geld Pne the balance gh sta OF
improvement being well ia clover Their Is fot Of
creek bottom free ron ovrfoW and fine land There
eighty bushe Boz AID hon wheat seeded the pace
and hubdred bushels Of VIII There will he hun
dred ald ATTY IN this year. and sveny
ery Eve from which clover wed this
Tobacco barns fixed good large house
With chimney In the convenient ad eb.ant
Grain barn d, houe and soe and The ice
house And fail Of Ice III and e hopse good
aud in splendid order. The dwelling large and conYenien
ranged vi six .oons, be i'es bSs me and yard Inst
beeo enclosed. The garden 1. well enclosed good
ohArd.
This lies the south side 0. river couny Of
oumba land in good aud healthy neghhornood
churches, Ills, post hce &c about orts.nibe miles above
b. hnond and half miles from Garter svile PoEs son
given edsey. There everyth the place
beast for twelve norths to Null sheep hogs
&C.
TKRNs-To sol. purchasers, cash or cred.
Persons wishing the premises will get OF packet boat
Pemberton, where they can &c, conveyance. OIL on
J. GOODMAN
PArRicE II. JACKSON, Agotr
WAltons MI 2. o 4.
mT2q-B Cumberla n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
STATE ARMoRY,
Corner It'll and Gary Streets,
Richmond. NAV Is. 1889.

A RMS.-All persons who have rec ntly OBJ
tanned Arms Announcements and Ammunition RON This
Arnory temporary duty, VII return the here
II earnestly requested that this order be complied with
promptly as possible.
that lie viii not be put 10 the dhaeeabe
sy having srch the law
Vdes the recovery Of any Ct the &C., thus call In
p G. O0GHLAS,
nyle-H Ordnance eupeTintendent Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

TuEArRE.-Mr. Ogden made ga hit the JILL
5saGinoscy on Thursday and Friday nights. Tonight
the viIaiuous play of The Robbers" will De performed
aud the drama viii be elevated by ePgeouwuging Of
a 81, hampton jig Dancer. (Slade of Shakespeare y
On Non3a7, Miss Ella Wien viii reappear en- tie
boards, and VIII doubtless be greeted by large throng
Of admirers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
AUCTION SAFES,
EUTURg nAKs.

A UCItEN sALEBY
n VIM H. VILE, SONS d co.
On MONDAY, sub instfht a. TN O'clock shah orer-
l,5ai pack ges Manufs cufed !obaeco,
300 do kmokng do
Including S eas.s xii klnnlckn
muffin kegs and papers, segarl,
Prime Sugars, Rice, Soap, Candles,
yea Matches
S0lrits iurpentlne,
varniih, L'ussed OIL Patent Greese,
Salt Backing etc., Win variety OF mscel articles
jeG-gt WN II POWIE. yONs A 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

BRILLIANT VICTORY AT PORT HUDSON.
No ILE, June 4.-Refugees at Pascsgoula report
another brilliant victory Port Hudson. Gen. Banks
il said to have los. an arm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

At Messrs. Robinson, Adams l. Co.'S auction sale to
day. brown sugar. hds un grade brought 81 800 4
do low gaes 81 2Si &c. tobacco sium 1904 IO fne 81 $50
80 salt 8sXDit t0w candles 90 2 Ohef auction LEI at
about last quotations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

THE CROPS IN ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.
MOBILE, June 4-The corn crop in A!abaHa and
Western Georgia is in fourisbng condition, ana prom
ses en- abundant yield. TIE late rains veiy meme
fetal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

CONSTRUCTORS or THE TAX BILL-lu letter 70 J
Walker Sous, Of Augusta, Ga in reply to an inqu
whether commission merchants should be required 10
charge producers p per cent on al sales made for then
the Secretary the Treasury says: "The tax &C. 10
te6aing the business Of commission merchants, includes
only sales Of such produce is Consigned by others
shan the producers. /. follows that in returning bis
siles the commission meIcdau. is Lot required 10 20
egd sales Of produce for account Of the producers aud
consequently such sales lot liable 70 the tx
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

THE COMMITTEE appointed to devise
measures The Orleans xle5 have appointed
SAMUEL HARRISON, Of Rich 7cnd their ard
for the shove purpose wilt be received and
mittsd by him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
ADJ'r AND INsP'R GEMS oPPIcE, |
MAY yO,qS68.

ADJT AND INSPR GEhL's UFFIUEi [
MEYS0,aS63. I
SPECIAL ORDERS, r,5.
No. 129.
XVIII Che following resolution has been submitted 10 the Sec
rerJ war, officers and soldiers the gSde for
merlT commanded by Lieut. Gen. ThOmss J. Jacksou:
Resoveh That in accordance with General Jackson's wish
dee VI this Brigade honor Its first great
the Secretary of War be requested order that be known and
designated the Sohew all Brigade and haNn thrsfOrmsly
adopting tile which psep scted With his and
fame will s-ive to render ourselves worthy OF IT, by
uatng virtues like lin energies
great befo u.s. of securing beloved the
blessings OF peace ana Independence"
XIX The Department cheuruy GcquescPs the Wish thus
expressed and directs tbs. the brigade reiereh be hereae
designated the STOSLwAL BRIGADE" comments the spirit
which prompts TIE req est trusts % ths zeal AND devotion
the patience AID courage OF he fallen hero and title
his earlier companions in desire to appropriate TO- honor
and preserve may attend and animate only the "soneva
ade and every solder IN the srme Of the sou7
struggling 10 drive bac iromthe borders mpacabe and
harbarOus invader.
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
JNo WITHERs,
js2-1W Asst Adj Gent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
raE srATE OP THE sOUTH.

Tie New York World, few days ago, published
lstterOm s correspondent COlburn who was captured
on the Mississippi by TIE COnfsderatss giving the re-
suit of bis observations in passing through the country
from vieksburg to Richmond The World makes that
letter the text Of long editorial Which concludes as
follows:
The military strength Of the South, in Mr. COsburns
Judgment has certainly been impaired by the durs
ton of the war de saw evidence enough to e)nvihce
him that great Of military stores had been
cumuated various parts Of the cnntederacy and that
the whole population tad lowered into nation Of SOL
diers His comments upon the strctness with which the
military spirit rules the land alike for evil and for good
upon the official probity which it exacts and the ind
vidua reckessness OF pesee which it educates, are
s,rikiDgly significant What plain enough before
becomes palmer still from his narrative that, beaten
upon the anvil of war, the armies Of the South are
gaining steadily in temper and in spring While such
armies exist, can be held together and welded With
skin along the vast frontier OF war it il Gear the
at MONDAY that no blows struck for mere geographical
or srsegcS points Of vantage Gao bring Us dccsiyely
near the goal Of cur efforts.
Not less il the strong delusiOn Of starvation
measure disspased By Mr. COlburn1 observations. lie
found the land everywhere teeming with cereals, and
the necessaries OF life assured. Financial embarass
ments inadequate manufacturing facilities, the strn
gency Of the blockade conspire 20 make existence
uncomfortable in the South, but they cannot make i
imuossible and where lie il there will hope and patti
enee even in the worst Of causes, be. Inspired by
passion enured TO arms aud able at leas. live ard
move aud fight, the millions Of the rebeous South, il
is once more set before US mus, be dealt with if
We are to win them back to the Union foreign peo
pie of equal power and spirit should be. The war
against them must waged with the highest skill, the
sernet eIergy we can command but it must be Waged
also under the eagle eye of states nanshp which can
prepare corciaon in the midst of conquest make vic
cory the harbinger of justice ana anticipate the golden
moment vouchsafed by Heaven TO every people con-
tending for the right when the night of force and the
dawn OF reason FIRST miDgle in the orient sky,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
BY KgST, PAINE & 90, AuoIS.

BY KyST, PAINE 90, AuCIS.
I ,AR9E AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
Il DRY GOODS, STATIONERY, DRUGS AND sEOl INEs.
&c BY DATA oGUEon WEDSEsDAY, the 10th list, corr
meaeinE at 10 oeOek vi sell large and
AND MEDICINES &C. just received per steamers from Nassau
Among Them vii be fould
800 10 Black and While do,
90 30 do hics frini no. u LsS9' and orsahde''
100 DO Pafi' Printed Jaconets,
100 DO Fancy and Moaning DelaineS aid Ohalss,
100 do HeaSy I1nen Ducks
2oJ Eigish BieIchsd sh:rtings
100 do Mixed 1ohsiFs Ind Debages,
zoo dozen ladies' Hsmstiich and Boz d red L HdErs,
200 do Gents BodTed do,
100 do Linen Dsmssk Nal ms,
BOZ BleRched Linen DAmask Table Cloths
oen bueksbucEs, Linen sheetings,
R ce tambrc, COloreJ hanbrays
SWi MuSlns. Mali sock husins
White ana Col'red Tarltans
E66reder,d Ger as Musllns aud Lsees
urnng and Fancy PJpirs and bgreges
Browa and Beached L!nen DrliiDgs
Cndrrssed Brown Linens
Brown Hollands, BLACK slSsla
Rfd Wool Fispnss
o. Ribbed Plush
Bl.cx English Me-inos
Checked CsSsimeres
Superior Gray Oassmeres
Carks acd Brooks 200 yard White and Black epoo C.ton
Patent threads, Black Sewing SILK
Ladies MeIno Vests
Men Calico and taGcy Wool Yesa
Black and Fax cy Cashmere Pants Z,
Fatigue Jackets .i
english American Pins
suspender Buttons
10 pales Heavy Southern Domestic Stripes
20 do 4 a Heavy Brown sheetng
1000 rsams ettsr aud Cap Paper
500 do Commefci i Note ID
100 do Printing Paper, asserted sizes
Drawing Psprr s,usic PAPER
Euytopes stee Pens. lie I'd Pencils, &c.
WITH variety Of uss aud many other goods expected to
Tsrus oash, KENT, PAINE4co.,
jsi Aueionees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
DIED,

On the 5h In tart aged q yeas. ELlZAEETH RANDOLPH
PEGRAN, yife Of Captain James Pegram, c. a
Her friends, sni those q hss 1T Dkre are invlted
attend her u-ersl nom Psus Church the 9Th (sUN
DAY. at o'clock p ~, without further notice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

$500 RBWA 4. from II, the snl-
DERs He about 20 years old feet IL hegth rather
dark complexion slender built and inclined TO be Snock
He here IL December last and supposed 10 be In
army about Richmond
VIM give $500 arrested Of the State $500 II within the
ftste ti00 taken the county corporation,
ether delivered 10 placed In jail thatIesn get %
mhqz-dt sEru HALSIY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-

~ viii give the ab for delivery /, zoe ear
s'o. sv) three negro boys they put ja 81 thai
gethem NED Is about six feet tweny years ola svk
ward IN his gait, Stops In king, and ~ kuo"kue d.
CHARLES raised "a Orange county and be
making In that dir elton. He vey dark muaItO Eve
feet SIX eight inches high quick motion twenty years od
GABRIEL about ave feet sr inches In hetg pretty b ck
seventeen years DID, has large mouth hk lips with scar
the upper lip; his ia he lives In couty vii dive
twenty dollars for the apprehension and can
get them, OF either Of them. GEO W O LE AN
my 26 2w' Near sco'tsVilie, Albemare county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
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