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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

Byy MCGUIRE co. Auctioneer..
R,S SALE nF REAL. EsrATn

ByJ. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- No. IT.. Partitions IN THR CfsCUIT OaUar, ID Q
Valuable Business l. al on Penn Syfranf1 Iekgse IA
Brick 1areyR at Long 6ridgt.-In con- pliapss WITH
an order Of the Circuit Court of the District OF
Coiun bi< land at the request OF majority of the
parties interested) entered on the 18th daY CT
February, 1851, in the matter OF the Petition Of
Peter c. Howie and other ae irs ~ is.w of parke
Howle deceased, the undersigned Commissioner
in the abov. entitled cause, win offer at public sai
at the premises. the ID day of June, iaa, at al
O'Clock d: the following dessTiSed Heal estate
LIST Lot No. 50, in Square A, f. onains on the
south side of Pennsylvania avenue near 81 street
adjoining McDermotts Coach Factory, aud con
tanning :, 456 square feet,
ID. Lot No. in square No. 26y, situated ut tas
corner of 18th street aud Maryland avenue, at the
foot of the Potomac Bridge con tanning 1888 SQUARE
feet. Upon ths lot there is lar brick dwelling
house, suitable or tavern ana other Improvement
Terms OF sale; One-thisd in cash ON the dag OF
residue in the name of the respective heirs payabi.
with interest. at the legal rate at six and twelve
months after date the title to DO witaheld TIL the
payment of all the purchase money.
All conveyanoing at the cost of the pu rch sser
JOHN HEN DHRSON
HENRY A. CLARK
CORNELIUSA D0UGnE2TY.
JOHN & ROBINSON,
Commissioners
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by1 y. McG UliS co. Auctionsers.
FIRST CLASS BUILDING SITE Opposite
Il THE ENGLISH MINISTER'S At PUBLIC Ave
TIoN.-on TUESDAY, June ID, at 5is O'Clock, Oh
the premises. We shall sell Lot No. in Davidsons
su6divison of square No. III. fronting q feet 81.
inches on north II street, between nth an 18th
streets, and running back over Ina feet to puolic
alley, sud containing s,915 square feet of ground
This Lot is situatsd in the imsediate vicinity Of
Lafayette squares War and Navy DEPARTMENTS. in
dsnce, and the sale sh ould command attention OF
persons designing to build
Title perfect.
Terms one third cash the remainder IN six
and twelve months. with interest, secured by =
deed of trust ON the premises
All tonreysnces at the cost of the purchaser
n I'd j, G Mcguire 6 co Ay.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

THE LAMENT O. TdE FLEA.
Long years have wandered ua.s.tarsd AMI frss,
And bits the young and the old,
And laid in the couch Of the rich aud ths poor,
And frightened the warrior bold
But power j. waning fast from me
APow5sr Magnetic AMI strong.
Inverted by Lyon. is death to our tTibe,
Ard away must traYsi ere long.
Lyons Powder e Ear 1iess 20 mankind but will
kin sii house insects, garden worms, plant bugs
&c. hyon's Ma gnetie Pills sae sure death to rAtz
and mice. Sold everywhere.
"a e.2F DEEMS 3. BARNES & Co., New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

By W. L. WALL i CO.. Auctionesrs
SEYENTH STREET LOTS AT AUCTyoN-Oa
- TUESDAY AFTERNOON. so June a. 50 eloea
We will sell in front Of the rre,ais Lots H. Is IA
and Is, in Wiltbereef's subdivision of Sauare ftI
fronting each Is feet the east side of TIA street
north and the city railvay, sad running bsca is,
feet between and sits
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in s, IL and Il
months, bearing interss. and secured BY deed Of
trust n the premises
my ss-d ". L. WALL L CO. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
Gacrgefovyp n n

A DMINIsTRATOES SALE OF ONE OF THy
"A MOST pEsIRABLs P.IYiTs ResIDRscYS IN
GEosoETows AT ACcrIos.-On TU EsDAY As-
TEKNOOh next june "a, ats o'clock, in front ot
will fell that very va!usble private residence stu
ased on the south side of Beai street and nsar che
90 Besil street, running back LEO feet. The dwell
ing contains Is rooms, bath room, servants room
cisterp in the yard
To any one wanting frst-Giass residence this
Offers a rare opportunity
Terms One third cash; bslarcs in one and two
years, secured by deed of trust on the premises
al eonveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
Title perfect. Possession can be given "a soon "a
required
GEOEGE B. CURTIS, Administrative.
rny&-d Int. &Rep THOS. pOMLIE9, Auct.
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ATTACK ON THE CoNTRAEAND CAMp.-In-
formation reached Major Sherhurne last night
Of threatened attack on the Contraband Camp
by diserderly gang. He at once ordered
twenty-five men OF the 39th Massachusetts
regiment TO proceed to the place and protect
the contrabands. Previous to their arrival,
however, the attack had been made, and two
negroes are reported to have been seriously, il
not fatally, wounded by the assailants. To be
prepared in case Of a renewal OF the attack,
Major Sherburne ordered a company of cayal-
~ TO hold themselves in readiness but as lh-
rioters did not return, their services were not
required
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ByGRERN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

HANDSOME BUILDING ON SOUTH ST.,
II aEAE4! ErRRET. On THE ISLAND, Al AUcTEoS-
On TU EsDAY, the I'd of Jups. va 81 IL sell. In
and part OF Lot Z, in Square No. SIS
This property has font of ca feet l0't inches
south y, between Sd and a. streets, Island but viii
Sc divided in lots to SUIT pureh il desired 1t
has depts of l2 feet inches to q wide alley
Terms One third cash; balance in and !: MT tds.
fer notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and decd OF trust taken. Title
indis putable
my 27.dAas GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auess.
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR orHER AUorIos SALES sRs rsr pAsU
HlHS AFTERNOON AND TW.MORe NV
By }. o. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctsoneers
lNOMMIsaInN Rns, aAIa 0s ~.

{A1EAIUNEHT Bz14Q OF HAL RSfATN
knsse hna.s,on aad Crowds on laA s,r.et s.;Af5--
- ftotss Gosdes I'm ebedieRce TO an order ot
the VrcuiS Court Of the District OF COlu mbia nrs
g the REQUEST Of majority Of the parties
sessfsa On the go dsy Of May 1859. IN tbs nat
heirs at law Of Joanna Howle, dsossaed, the und
mEned Comnaissioners in the above entitled oanse.
Eih onHr q polio sale, at the premises on TO A6-
tho deserSed Real Est.te lying and beng
LIST. ne whole Of sauare No ass. fron,;n~ q.
Nsh street west, and lying batvsen q and p Ca.
south, and containing the folisw swing bered lots
and contents
Lot NO. ], containing 7Ss ssuare feet: Lot No. 4.
~ square feet; Lot 8, 6,sGs square feet Loo I.
1854 square feet; Lot 8, ssA square feet; Lot S :
t,2la square feet Lot :, 3,7S6 saua.e feet Lot 3
S,S!5 square feet; lots 4,rS square feet; Lot 10
4nS6 square feet Lot III, 67S square faet, Lot n
$3.50 square feet; Lot Is, 42i2 square feet Lot Ia
s,624 square feet: Lot Is 624 sauers fsst ict "a
e,666 square feet Lot IL, 47i2 square feet Lot Is
$40 square feet, Lot l9 Sy7b square feet Lot -
1855 square fest; Lot 81, MSS square feet and Lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

DEAD HoRsEs.-Hsadquurters Metropolitan
Police, No. 516 Eterentt street.-All dead horses
found IN the cities OF w ashington and George
Town, and the county beyond the limits of these
cities. Will be removed on notice in writing,
particulariZing the locality Of the carcass
being left at either of the several police stations
mentioned below.
Patroimen are required 10 report daily to
their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their
respective beats and Sergeants to l. anSmlt
Immediately, such information TO Mr.. John II.
German, Superintendent Wagon Park corner
of NJ street north and Nineteenth street west or
these Headquarters.
POLICE STATIONS.
near the canal bridge.
First Ward.-On Twentieth street, between
and TX streets.
Second Ward-Ohio avenue, next TO cornar
OF Thirteenth street.
Third Ward.-Temperance Hall.
Fourth Ward-East wing City Hall.
Fifth WaEd.-South B streeI, between First
and Second streets east.
Sixth WaTd-0dd Fellows Hall, Navy I ard.
Seventh W ard.-Four and "a hall street, west
side, between + and r streets south.
County Station iOase.-Corner Of Seventh
street and Boundary, for portion north of city:
and at Gdd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, tor por-
ton beyond the Fa stern Branch
Notices left II the Department of III. Metro.
poiItln Police, %. s:D Eleventh street, Will re-
caiye prompt attention.
my 27-eolm W.B. WEBB, Supt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

TAKEN UPON the might OF the 25th Of May,
=, i one bay HORSE SADDLE and BRIpLE; about
black legs; letter. G" branded the left shoulder
small white spot in forehead. The owner will
taae him away. Inquire for D MILSTEAD,
New Jersey avenae, between and sts. south.
-.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-strayed or
i stolen. from the stable In tho rear of 355 z
hours eli and ls O'Clock p M. the 2eth instant. a
dark ba, HORS e; in very good condition; about
hardly perce9tible. The above reward will bs
paid for him If delivered at the Army Clio hin
syssue ard 18th street, to CAPTAIN DANIEL g.
THOMAS, n. 3. X, q S. A. myS) ST.
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By BoTKLER WILSON, Aucts.
GALE OF VALUABLE BU ILDING LOT ON
- sIzEEf, BETWEEN kLEynaIH AND wsLyfH
STEEITs, AT AUoTIoN;-On TUESDAY AFTER
ises; Lo: No. 2. in subdivision OF square No sis.
fronting IS feet feet on north street, between nth
ana ISth streets vest running back 100 feet to ii
feet II inches alley. Terms sash. -
my S-d&ds BOTELER d WILSON. Apets.
Byy;C. MCGUIRE co. An csisuesrs.
EURNITUkE AND HOUSEKEEPING ny
M y EE MnpN A. PugL!o AuorIoS-on WEpNEs-
Ne. nth street. i'm med lately Opposite the Wsr
Department. We shall sau all the Furnitars and
Eedsteads. Bureaus. Washstsnds.
Chairs, Tables, Toilet Bets,
Looking Glasses, Clock,
Cerpets. OIL Cloth, Mating.
China, Glass and crockery,
stoves, Cooking Utensils, &C.
myS iRep.l C. MCGUIRE & Co.. Aasss.
gy Or. 7. GEoMh& GO. Ancsieneers.
w NEsDAY M0RNING, june q, at 10 o,cisok.
at Store No. Colonization Building corner az
street and Penn. avenue, south eide, lot Of fnS
Wines In bottles and keS S,ao Terms essh.
is i-st- No. 3o7, corner 6sk &C. and Pa. avn.
GoVzRN MINT SALE
BAKERY sWEEPING5
EMPTY hARREES.
WIN be sold ct sth street y harf, Wsssin ston, D.
M, 2c0 barrels superior BAKER, Sweepings and
lot empty Beef and Posk Bsrrsls By order Ut
je1.fr AD. O. @. g.
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CRIMINAL CoUET.-Icsterdav, James Haw-
hins, indicted III three cases for assault and
battery on Julia a. Wilson, Eliza Wilson, and
Henrietta Sogar, was found guilty and re-
ceiYed nominal sentence.
Samuel Osgood, indicted for grand larceny,
plead guilty, and was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for one year.
Eliza Wood was tried and found guilty of
grand larceny, and sentenced 10 the penitcnti-
ary Tor one year.
In the case OF Julia Prater, i'll dicted for
stealing gold chain from Mr.. MendenhaIl, q
T0lle pros was entered.
SEE FOURTH PAGE OF to-day's Starfor inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-02

I OST OR STOLEN-Duripg the early part OF
IL last week, . dark sorrsl HORSE; a small: white
ssY on his forehead; about IS hands h Ugh, aad
about IL years old. Any person returning thu
above horse win be literally reward.
JAS. NOLAN,
Ie l-Stt Between I'd And lth, on at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-12

SINGULAR CAsE.-Some ten months
Mr.. Charles Monroe, Of Fairhayen, Conno oso
cut, was at Lagos, on the Guinea coast nh;sI
er he had sailed as mate, in the barl FEal
beth, and while there he drank Of the VIA.
Of that part OF the world, without think ;a' 81
take the precautions commonly in usr anEon "
the natives for the prevention Of terrible os
sease known as the Guinea worm l. annear.
that the Africans always boil this water tefore
drinking, IN order to destroy the minute
invisible egg OF the worm which is Ga
small that it Is absorbed by the blood yes,
sells from the stomach, and is in that maDpp7
distributed ii different parts Of the body, u>n
ally the legs, where it is Matched, and afters
long time makes It's appearance in the shane
Of a white, thread-lke worm pointed on both
ends, and it tWines and twists all about the
muscles, and veins, and arteries, and produ.
cling no particular feeling Of uneasiness until
some part Of its body comes near the skin
when inhammations take place. It was ID
March last that Mr.. Monroe began to BE-
troubled with them, and for three months he
has not walked step. He is now in the
Connecticut State hospital, under treatment
and one worn, has been taken from the bot
tom of his foot that measured ever two feet
long. The way it is done is this: When the
surface of the skin is 50 pricked or irrtated as
to show where the 'crltter is, thread is
fastened to him, and small weight attached to
the other end Of the thread. The worm
gets tired Of pulling SO steady q strain,
and gives ground g trlae day by day, and
as be comes out, little spool winds him
up until he is all out The pain is very great
For forty nights Mr.. Monroe hardly s. ept on ac
count Of the suffering. One worm is now in
process of being drawn from his heel, and those
medical men who have never seen case Of the
kind are much interested. Great care has be
taken not to pull too hard, because the worm
would break, and the trouble be much proI9}n'
ged. It's medical name is dracunacplus, audit
grows to be several feet in length. 1t is en-
demic in hot countries. When the bother com
mences, it appears under the skin like Tarl'
cose vein, and after painful boil has been for
med and the skin broken, the head Of the am
NAL is discovered
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to day stood at IS
A dispatch from Nevbern, n. c., dated the
9th says:-'sThe Unionists of Eastern North
Carolina are to hold in few days great mass
convention for the purpose OF invoking the
Government to send sufficient force into this
Department to occupy Raleigh, Wilmington,
and Weldon, in order to force the Confederate
army to abandon Virginia, and thus restore
these two States to the Union at once.
The Nashville Union says:-"We have con-
versed with several large shareholders from
Southern Kentucky They say that the de-
cline IN the price Of slaves is from thirty to
fifty per CT, the average decline being nearer
the latter figure The price off slave depends
almost wholly on his personal situation and
feelings.
within the past few days there have arrived
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard two 200 FOUNDER
Parrot guns rihed-This is the first time ord
nance Of this calihre has been submitted to the
riaing processin this country.
Artificial parchment is made by dipping
thick paper in. diluted sulphurc acid. This
process increases the strength Of the paper,
makes it translucent, and gives it the exact
appearance Of parchment, which it has In
great measure replaced from it's superior cheap
ness.
Very little stirring news has been aaoat for
a few days past, and there has been nothing
exciting enough for "a second or third edition,
or for handful head lines, and large types. In
default of this, the newspapers have content
ed themselves with the manufacture of few
stories, too weak to create a sensation, and
nut out with sort Of consciousness, that
they would fail of causing cripple on the
surface.
Yesterday the through passenger trains be-
tween Baltimore and the West passed over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the first time
for some months past a number OF coal and
provision trains arrived during the day, and a
very heavy convoy is due this morning, includ
ing 200 cars of coal and so cars cf cattle, pro-
duce and -four The coal trade is said to be
very promising, all the 100 coal cars
being in full demand by the miners, who are,
it was stated, ready to send large supplies.
The New York Commercially Washington
correspondence says that Mr.. Lynch, who has
been the Government Censor for the past three
months, has permanently retired from his po-
sition, and the censorship reverts into the hands
Of the American Telegraph Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-12
UhA 4texaudria GazettR
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST u.

BRIEF PARAGRAPHS 1nuCtUHt III L uTtO.
The hot weather is experienced as Tar North
as heard from. The Washington Chronicle
states shat negro woman lately living IN the
family Of Custis Lee has arrived in Washing
Ton from Richmond, and reports that Gen.
Lee protests gainst the execution OF Captains
SAWYER and Flynn, and that a difficulty has en-
sued. in consequences congregation OF
the Ninth street Methodist Protestant Church
IN Washington have paid the Communication
money for their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Cochel, lately
drafted-Tbe draft is nearly completed IN the
western part of the state Of New York.-Ihe
death Of man in Canada, was caused few
DAYS ago, by the bite Of Ay, which had been
feeding upon some prutrescent substance
Several Of the New York rioters have been
tried, found guilty, and sentenced to the Pen
itentiary for ten years. Saratoga, Newport,
and the watering places at the North, general
", have been crowded this season; money
plenty and contracts pCo6table.-There have
been several heavy thunder storms at the
North and West within the last few days.
The Macke1e Ell fishery in the Northern waters,
IS now very successtul.--Ihe \. \. Herald
says that during the late riots in that city, the
extreme radicals made an effort to induce Gen.
Wool to place Gen. Fremont in command
&here; and that application was made to Gov,
Seymour by the democrats to arrest Greeley
and Raymond, which he refused The Paris
Journal des Debats says that "Austria holds
in her hands, at present, the question OF peace
or war in Europe, consequent upon Polish at
fairs One Of Dupont's Powder Mills-a
small one-near Wilmington, Delaware, }
exploded a few days ago killing two
men. - Dr.. ". H De Courcy, Of Wye
Neck, Md, accidentally killed one of his ser
wants the other day, when striking the servant
for insoence; be Immediately gave himself up
and vas held to bail.-The newspapers pub
hsh details of the late Confederate raid upon
Cape Charles, and the destruction Of the Light
House there.
The alarm Of fire last night, few minutes
before y clock, was caused by the burning
Of trunk and some clothing in room in the
house No. II North Royal street. La attempt
ing to light lamp, the fluid exploded, scatter
ing the flames around the room, and igniting
the clothes. The fire was extingulshed IN
few minutes.
Mr.. James Cloud has sold his mill property,
in Fairfax county, about four miles from this
place, to E. IT. Delahay, for 1880. Mr.. D.
intends to repair the mill at once and put it in
operation There are about sixty acres Of land
attached to the mill, on which is a dwelling
hr,,co
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interior Of New York. The Counsel Tor the
conscript claims that the CONSUMPTION act IS II
legal, null and ycid. Gea. Candy has maze
return that the drafted men are not under ns
command, whereupon new writ was ISSUED 70
the officer having control Of the forces on NJ,
ker's Island where Hollister is claimed TO O''
The Cincinnati Commercials CoumOD'
dispatch says, Governor Todd will leave ''I
Washington, and that an important mes''1 =:
of distinguished personages will take place IL
that city within the next ten days, at "''i'D
some questions bearing on the present a 30 :.
Of the war will be discussed. The dratt"l1 nO'
take place until the Governor returns -
John Flynn, employed in the Ordnance D0
partment Of the Navy Yard, Washington VA
arrested for refusing to take the oath Oh 9"S
glance; and committed to the Old Captol uI''I'
he can be sent South. Flynn comes from 'l 10
tinsburg where he took the oath to the oou'h -
and he makes that the ground OF refusing
take the oath in Washington. .,-1.ot
The number Of deaths IN New olA wy -
week was 97o-an increase Of two hunoloa . 1
forty eight over the previous week ~ t sn
number 1870 we're caused by cholera 'nl-n sma
and 1874 were directly caused BY t0s '~'''
beat OF the weather.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02
DtED,

In Peters urg MopdAy Sept ssi, At hApAst seven r NJ
JOsRPH PANNlI L, tie thirty nth year OF Dis age
IRE hy the earth that The last resting P'aes
Of peb cat Who that Tad hs ooLhdenes eVsn1o
rs hat knew hun ever doubted DIS llneey
no thAt bis help fet their nee1 ihuhinen
his srlr Nhst came from h eyes as nc
.d INTO your can Ihsie nee 81 W"rcPt Tell MAI
h eft yea T. open hand vas ever 10 action
10 he I ha carried mt hSt hearts roble I'm nds lie
scu IA no DO Ter foe impeled bis motives
Prop he World thai IN eensOf-ke slkea tympathy
Efty on hs Lnfed with thonsAId rtues,
man dare not vi 2ous hAcd thru TINS - stone This
NJ soul on knee the throne grse sought FATHERS
rdon snd be TIE late hamby ut laid y
hsre Wt a. ~ fh g. Ia n give III tear OF chs l.
a. ana blot cut kom ear ~ record bTohe 3 faults
, o. q TIE nobi,st Of our rses hAs1ef Us N.
Atthe rsdvss a. " hs ftthv. in Kpg Queen Co.
SEN sbsr n 1855 tle Boz Of EdWArd p and Betde
X Aude son, Aged s'gh' ears. -
s gather s lambs With his arm, and carry N 10 bis
bosom" oeS
AZ Radon sprags Ala amer protr illness The night
Of he 9Ist an hORDECAI MILLER Of New Orleans La Cor
nsly 81 slsEEndriA,Vs-li hs Ssh year oAis Ags oes
o. ThufsdSy morning. ostober It, IN her SSH year. Mrs
RERECCA MORDECAI Itict OF Jacob MjrdecA, deed
rune place from her late residence 9th street
on rHB DAT (Fdiay ~ p Mo Nheh The relatives aud
ftlvoaS Of lhs tamil, ace Il Vie. c2-.t
Oa usaay OciOhe lst ~ O,Osi Of DyPthsrA, a!
q. snes Of hs pAEvn 9Th street between Canal and
syrd. ADNCND LACY MANLY, son Of Elmuaa and Lucy
n AnlE.
Tasis dives sud tsrds she y viii attend The funeral
u he Fesd 81 the parents en- THS PhdAJ) kyEsa ~
eel, Oh, P, u. oe2TdIs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02

SOAssUu MoLA'sIs The Seniinsl say that the sOrg.
hun zane has been Very snsvely cultivated this yea
leter la:ely received from gentleman IN Sou Inside
VIgiDa says farmer alone has one hundred acres
ia cultivation, aud vii MAKE one hundred and City gal
Ions 70 each aeSe, or 6feel thoass nj gaonsn all
Tue Fayetteville o. @ Observer Isaras that great
deal If Chinese Sugar Cane has been cultivated this
season n rent parts o. that St,te-perbaps il would
be more proper 10 say, in al Parts Of the State 10
Arson county !. i Supposed thst 10000 gallons Of
syrup will be made
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02

lSgoRHAIIos WISfED Beverley 6. Wyehs, Of Co
A, SD gineut North Carolina TROOPS, SAs SICK near
Winchester last October Wien Lees army retired from
tha pac Aad h4s nol since been heard from although
epeaied liries have been made. I Is feared that
b. fell into the hands Of the enemy, imprisoned BY
then, and died AOy information Of his fate lSfi Al
Ihi. Oliee will be gratefully appreciated
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-02

THS ANERtrAS HJrEL-Tai, popular hotel will be
CO ldaeted hsreaisec b. Nsssrs. W. L. Wright Co..
Tue ue~ hrm took possession yesterday, and have al
ready introduced several improvements uhieh viii prove
acceptable 10 The guests Of she ssAblahns There
an be no doubt Of the fact TIA. NJ. Weight and Aiscc
atut1rs vii DO everything that be done to pscuOs
the comfort .! their patrons They VII adhere 20 SIC
cid charges Including ts per day foe transient guests
a sil furnish good substantial fare, With such Vsrie
a. the markets afford.