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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
Celebrated wine BitteFs

Arc Un01rT3@D%SG%
For Sure Throat 80 comnagn AmVng me OtsIsJ IHsS
are truly invaluable.
FOR the aged and inhrm, and for persons Of weak
constitutions For ministers Of the gospel, lawyer
and al public epaekers-for boOk-keePes tallOrs
seamatresaes. studrnts, ar aufists and All persons lea
di,a a sedeatary life, they viii prove b~eneHciai-
a. beverage; they are WhoIes0mes innoeene nc
daiicious to the taste. They produce all the exhieFar-
inc effects OF brandy or wine, without intoxicating; and
are a valuable remedyf0r persons addicted to the use Of
exessiye strong drink, and who wish To refrain from It.
They are pure and entirely tree from the PoisonS con-
eainedin the aiulteratsd wines and 6andies w1tnVnlc
the country is foOdif. 49, LB,
Tbesebittera uot9ng CURR but prevent disease and
sbouisb dsedby alf WhO hEe IN q eOuntg where the
water is bad. or where ehills and fever are prevalent
Being entirely innOeept and harmless they may peggy.
. n freeIv TO children and Infants with impUnity,
Physicians and Cl~ergymen, and temperance advocates
=. an act ~ bumanity. should assist in spreading these
ysIusbIe Oitters over the land, and thre6y essehtlaIy
Danish drunkenness and disease
In an aGTectfOns Ofthe Head.S1cA
Headache. or N eryaousHcad-
ache. DF. DOd's Imperial Wine
Rftfers With found to De most
SaIntaPR and E1icacIOus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
ADIspEFstA AMI FRS. z


a sure Cure for these distressing complaints Ia now
made kRowR in a tTREATIsE on FOREleN AND Ma
-, (. ~ RIAL PRRARATIONs.' - published BIZ DIR,
o. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription, fur
nished By Ryouns claiFvoyaut girl while in a state Of
trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, never
having failed in a single case. It is equally sure in
caRessO Of Fits as Of Dyspemsia; and the ingredients may
be found IN any drug store. Those who are afflicted with
Consumption, Bronchitis OF Asthma, may also be- cured
BY the use Of my Herbal Preparations. / will send
this,Valpabie prescription tree 70 any person On receip
- their name.g AddEesss, d o. b BR0WHi
Ne. 10 Srand stEsOt Jersey Oily nj mseenk7ySm
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
FEMALES.

and The EATERS which We daily receive, are conclusive
nroof that among the women these Bitters have given
a satisfaction which no others nave ever done Before.
No waman in the land should be without thsm. aud
those who once use them, VIII not fail to keep a full
.n..H-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
DR. ] Bovee pod's
RiPERIAL. WINE RITTERS.

S-e prepared ~ 50 eITnant AID pbysician.wb
has usedgaem successft ~ Aptt FSs@f ~
treifs hve vests. The Wypve Hre prf27asu
The exiaSive rights naanCfActure aTr eel ~. be'e~
Dods. Ceiebra.eg Imperial Wire Bt e-s badlthem iest
ed BY twe distinguished medical pSftip3ners who pro
Dounced them a valuable and safe remedy Tor nssease.
Although the medical men Of this countTy as agen-
srsl thing. dIsdpprOye Of PAfenI NedicTnesa yet We do
not believe that q Respectable Physician can Se fonnd
in the United States, acquainted with their medical
properties, who will not highly approve DR.. DOd's IN
PBRIAL WINE BTTTERS
In all newly settled places, where tnere Is aIsays
a Isrea dnsutitT or deeayiw timber; rom which a poi
sonOus miasIna is created, these OitteTs shuoid De useo
mnrninn hnHnrn hr nahgaaf
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

viii be sent free to every subscriber in a club Of four
or mora and tt1o vines, free of all cost, to those who
The RHrdt AmeffcGH is devoted exclusively to rural
subjects, and is one of the best papers for Farmers,
Steck raiseFs, FDit-grO-eFs, Gardeners, Bee keepers,
&c.yin the Omitted States. lam welEknOwn throughout
the entire country, asthe former editor ofthe Northern
Former, ahdthe author Of the f'AmeTieaR Bse-Keeper's
Manual" and { Domestic Poultry Book" ] have spent
a life in rural pursuits, and now am a practical fsymer
and fruit-grOwer. I have 20, Oe0 Concord Grape Vines
to distribute free. This lssdecidedly the best grape in
this country 1t ripens in all climates, and yields
double the quantity Of fruit OF any other vfriety, Vines
four yeafs old will eenerany produce a hrsheLof grapes,
work eAin any marketsaG
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
NOW REApY.

THE Official Union Volunteer Directory, 400
pagss. } containing Name and Resideace of every
Officer and Private in. the Union Army, With their
Commands. Oasualties, Promotions, &c. CEg-Eysry
one wants it, Sent postpaid on receipt Of q Scents
cash, OrStamps. Address HENRY B. ANS0R. Pub
ishsR ,49 State Street., Boatoa .Maes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
A CARD 10 YOUNG LADI''

A CARD To YOUNG bADtSS
GENTLEMAN. ~
The subscriber HiIl seud free OF Sr %
Eho desire t. the I esips and dUset'Gn' freq .
a simple Vegetable bum. that wiz, T,s
eight days. remove PIMPLEs, BLOIeH1 pg q
LES. SALLOWEEss, and al impurhls
Of tbe-SkIa, iesVihg the sane-@ -.+aaL
il should he-sgb aegr, gznooh ane 1000
desiring the Recipe, with Inns J5-s,s( ~
and advice, viii pIssse cal on OF
THOIIS CHAPMAN. PFassist ~
Nay %, 1852. n46-2n. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
Aron4n wvanted

We af uase r1es s11
fsss eitf re tie PERI
busl-es
OCT TRRsTs aFF
tasaE OF our improves t"aaa -
sljea-thsH 70 ssvsfal tBeu-aad h-a"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
LOOAL AGRNrs WANTED.

I want local agents in every state and every town
.Prelpiufnxand SJmmissmss are exttbmely Hbsral-
Send for sample copies Immediately, which are frOs to
all. Address - 7 B. MINER,
CliAton- Oneida County, \. r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

EC0NcORD GRAPE VINE FREE TO EVERY
SUBSCRIBER.

I am now issuing . new series Of that popular Agri-
cultural and Horticultural paper, the Rural American,
in Utica, NsY. i be Publishedonthe lat aud 10Th
Of each month, in god styHe-laTge size-atl one dollar
q year, or only seUenty-fue cents in clubs. A
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
.u.umes ,n msa,As ~ Nadine, D. Hand
The Franklin Family
SEWING MACHINE.

I'LL
Hss one advantare which Is worthy Of especial AuSntion
tn addition 90 the peculiar character Of the stitch and
Nat IL its a~daptation te either light or medium heavy
wsrk.. The Machine which a. one momont e. used on
TIE MOST DELICATE FABRIC, IN q few mo-
mantn after can be brought to bear with the same facil-
lty on cottonados and Jewels OF the cosrsest description.
Its adaptation for FAMILY WORK, is thus rsmaTRa-
Gle, and gives it a superiority over every ether stTle Of
nachiDe in the Market.
In order that these Machines may be placed in The
lands Of all classes. we have reduced the price Of eur
FRANKLIN FANILY TO FORTY
From the increase 81 our business for the
last year, and The entire satisfaction our AschiueS are
giving throuEheut the United States and European
Oeuntrios, We are led toleiieye that eur determination
- manufacture q PERFECT, SIMPLE, RELIABLE
AND CHEAP has been fully SppFocisten
81 the public. The policy Will Temaln unchanged, and
- berStOfors no hsgbiSe Wan be allowed 10 leave the
snce that We cannot fully warrant In every respect
VI shall keep on hard at all times . general assert
ment Of Sewing Machine materials
Needles for all machines can be ordered By Mail or
Epress. Price One Dollar per dozen.
Persons IN the country, by sending rs their address
enclosing a letter stamp, can have forwarded BY return
sail, one "a our circulars containing the different styles
= Ma9hines. list Of prices, and sample OF work.
e. RICHARDS s. Co.,
Principal Agents for the North Wsst.
Cass and sslsrs-m ISs Lake>strsst. Chicago, ImnsIs,
\ RIGHARDA Late al l. Cornell & %.
@. y
nov. TAPPAE. Formerly AJ'i4 fer he Grover =
BNker sowing Machine.
ysDsarEslh' ies2- tusS-tfl
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
REFERENCESrrst0
BIZ. GRIFFIN, -g9 Ea. Manhattan. Kan.

nEE GnENO HSqfEE..g
B.F. GKIFFIN, 1 Manhattan. Kan.
Philsdelphia, Penn.
GENrs.-With two horses on yeur Anti-friction
Power, VA drive your NO.1 Mill, grinding Is BUsH-f
BIS OF c0ES'PER HOUR, and cut a large quantity Of
hay az the same time. I have never seen . power
that runs with so little friction, and consequently
with so little strain upon the horses. 5bTsl
IW-P. COOPER,
Supt. 18th & 18th st. Pass. R.. r. Co.
,sfoaCL0srER, MI, Jan. 20. 1852.
MEssRs. BENRV BROTHERS,, GENTs.@I am very
MUCK pleased with the Power. 1t runs easier than
any other Powers 81 this vicinity; and with the came
horses will do nearly, or quite twice Is much work.
I run my Thresherat1, 5oQ revolutions per minute,
and a "a inch Cross-cut Saw, at LOGO revolutions.
I-oK AL 1R6ERs RECETVED BEFORE
OCT. IsT- 1867, THE FREIGHT WILL BE PRE-
PAID To CHICAGO, OR ANY OTHER PORT
W l ION LAKE MICHIGAN.
E9SLsiherai discount &c dealsrs, Agents Banteds
State, County, and Shop Rights for sale.
/. For further information send stamp for Illustrated
CSrcuIars-to BENNETT BRQTHERS,
.GlIIE1 ~ and 44 GresnstStlR9WYOEk. !
August 9th, 1881, nx-Sn
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
rROsLLI

JOHNS = CROsLL
SOLE NASrF sel' Vdf
Wholesale Warehouse, IS, blL.[ ~oVL
Corner o. Liberty street, vlRS
Full descriptive Circulars and Fns%
n4shed 90 application.
Nov. Z, 1851. y
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
PnRhISHED-

Gut PUBLISHED
Cornef,s Cards for the Study and Practice of Map
DFAWing. Designed to accompany any Geography,
q especialIy adapted to she scaleG Of Coruelrs Gram
mAE=SchoolM Maps. Price per setof I2CsFds 30 cts.
= ALSO,
.Cornell's Series Of 0utlins Maps, Of which q Des-
criptiVe Circular will be sent upon application.
January Is, 1862. Tn29-tf1
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
THE PEOPLE OF


HH LIN A0
In ina month o. Deoanber, 1853. the undersigned Tor
ere arat time offered for sale 20 the public Dr. J Boz
vEE DODSs MPERIA WINE BITTERS, and n thir
short period they have siyen sgch unigee-F sensec-
ton 10 the many thousands OF persons VINO -sctIeo
of bodiIv and misery arising simply from me
rlaet Of asmali cumplaIntgi s surpriaingr and = Mtaefe
foye bf the Utmost Importance that > STREET A-entionto
ne east ana most trifing bodily ailments should De
had; for disease Of the BODY must tnyarlag9 Anefsa As
mind. The aubssrirsrs now only ask trislSt gas
sf DR. u. BOVEE DODSSs 1gss.
Imperial Wine Bitters 1a
tlom All who have nor used them. we ehsllsnEs +hs
Woridto produce their equaE
These Bitturs for tie cure Of Weak ssonlachs. zen
eraF iDebffig, and fur Purifying and bnElehlnk tM
BI0ad. are absolutely Unsurpassed BY sEI -Oiher IemF
dy on earth. To be assured Of this i ls oniy neces
eesary to mzke the trial. The wine fs or = very suPoT
rior ausftF being AbOuf 0ne-third stronger tban Otn-
ar wines, WARMING and invigOTatipg tne whole system
from The berd 70 The feet. As these bitters are tonic
and nfterstive IN their character 20 they strengthen
and fuVieorata she whole system and ave 4 nne p0nP
and bsalthy action % al is parts, BY equallzlng ne
circulation, renewing the distractions AID PRODUCING
a general Warnth- They are zceitsnt lol et.e4ses Anu
weakness peculiar to Females. where . tonlcls reqnlf-
ed TO strengthen and brace the system NO l@ey "Ho
h subiect to Iasitude and faintnsss, should BE- without
them as they are revivifyinK in their action 81
THESE BITTERS
VIII not only Cure hHt PreEent
> - @ADfBease.
and in this respect are. dOubly valuable to the Person
who may use them for
RSIPIENT CONSUMPTION
xeak lang. Clndgsaaon, Uyspepsla, diseases Of the
Nervous system. APSTaIyas, Plies, sDa for 81 eases
recurring q Tonic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

20 EL -E AA -
~82agf5 zErit tSs9y fs- - s'1y Aa
Noireeent Magszin8-papeF hasrexclted more genefal
interest than the article IN the AuRust AfIGBttes on
''The New Gymnastics e. The present work Is . COM
piets e~Eposihionl Of the system Of which that article
The author 6Gthis ~OSE hds beef, for many years en-
zagei in tesching-GymlastieET The book describes and
iIpairAfes his bGRhyscRf Framing - This
system has lad the pr tcucal test Of long and varied
use. 1t eOmprisSS exencses With Dumb Bells, Rings,
Wanis, Clubs, etc, al OF which are made perfectly
cleaTFb by full explanations, while many are illustrated
by neutrality-suspicious. Of the position Of the
required to perform ithem.c78 $50 4s @fst7de saE
The Dumb, Bell Instructor, seoRneeted with This work,
is Of the highest interest and Importance III lssdO-
signed for hume use; aud gives q crest v~arFStysof Dume
Bell Exercises, tOgetheE-With-a carefully-selected pro-
gressive series for everyday practice,
The Pangymnastikon is a, very tinple, usefuI, and
cheap piece Of gymnastic apparatnsn upon, which all
gymaSstic exercises may be performed, and which can
be introduced, at small cost. into any private house.
It is fully described and illustrated in this volume.
The New Gymnastics' should be reads In avery fam
lily in the land where, exercise is valued as 4 means Of
health. LADIES, especially, will mud IN i . great va
riety Of Easy, Simple, and InvigoratiEs Exercises, all 81
which may be practlsed In the Z own homes.
GrFor sale BY all bookseilers, OF cent posfpotd to
any address, on recelpt Of One Dollar by the publishers,
TICKKOR & FIELDS,
13S WashingtOn Street Bostoa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
EXCELIOR -.
$40 sdgis~- aas 50l IaoL1l 90
STONE q MILLS,
(FoR FARMERS AND MILLERs,0 %
AND bou9l31e ei9 9ef ~

~ANTI-ERICTI0N s9as
HORSE POWERS.
ToOK TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at, WESTERN.
STATE FAIRS last year, and are justly considered
superior to pu others. The mill may BE driven by
horse, ioster or sehm p5rer, does - work as well as
the fat Stone mills in milling Embellishments, and
requires but oHe-hGf the Dol0eT to drive the largest.
sizfs. They are very compact, perfectly simple, and
for farm use wilIalast THIRTY fEARS, and COST
No1h1NG for repairs.
~PRIcEs-$IOO. $40, 4 $40.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill $50 extra.
THE HORSE POWER
Has proved itself To be the best ever invented
The friction is reduced by IRON BALLS, SO arranged
in llIl the bearings, that the whole weight of the
;assings Tuns urgn thom. fHkfE POUNDS
DHAUGHT. az tho end Of Q ten feetieSer, Will keep.
thf puwer IN motion! thus permitting the ENTfBE.
sTIlENGTHu f thchtrse to be used on the machine 60.
he driver Or HOE&s-EAA do as much work ont
this power. as TWO on the endless Chain Power. 1T
Is PORTABLE, and may be nsed N THE FIELD as
we'll ms in the house. More than TWENTY-FIVE
PER BE1ETIT ETS4 fesAis sfTe99Es Ayr OTHER
NOW IN tsE.F 1efs stmPfs4n Construction, and not
liable to get out of oder.
Price Of power for l to 4 borses......... SI25
= Price of poWerf 1r-l 70 4horses->e, 80. =, IT5
he$I25 Power viii drive any Threshipg Machine.
Every Machine is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
the money win be refunded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
who may use them for
RSIPIENT

weak E6nss CfndigSason, Dyspepsa, dlseasse Of the
nervous systsm. PSTaIysis, Piles, and for 81 eases
requiring q Tonic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

TRE
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

Intended to precede Cornell's Geographical Series,
and to introduce the little pupil pleasantly and prOf-
itably 70 the rudiments Of Geography. One beauti-
full volume, child's quartO, with numerous maps and
ILLUSTRATIONS, ~ pages. Price, % cents
EHB sERIEs CONSISTS OF
Evening star., 1863-05-13
Rr RoTELER 4 WILLsoN, Anntioneers

BY BOTELER & WILSON. Auctioneers
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
instant, CONNIE ncing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, al house
No. 25S street, south side, between 18th and
I, streets we win sell the greater portion Of the
keeping, comprising principally
ss es nnn paElor r sas in Meree3 Plush
Marble and Bronze French Mantei Clock
Collection of handsome italian Marble Vases
Parlan and Alaosster Figures, and othsr orna
French Figured Lasting Parlor Window Curtains,
with Lace ditto for four windows, Gilt Cornices
Bands and Fixtures
Gilt decorated Window Shades
Walnut Bedste ads, Feather Bed, Hair Shuck Mat
Marble top Walnut Yashstands, Toilet md
Chamber Sets and Chairs
Wslnus Wardrobe and Marble top Bureau, with
Sewing Machine. in handsome walk ut case
Brussels and Veni ian Carpets
Chamber ard Stair carpets and Rods
Walnut Exte nsion Dinir Table
Oak Mar BILE top eiGeboard
Oak Dirr room Chairs
Walnut Hal Rack and Chairs
Beautiful French China. Dinner and Tea Sets,
matched embracing over 2N pieces
Out, iaas pecantsTs. Water and Champagne
Ivory hsnsle Dinner and Tea Knives
Best D. s''sd Tea Sets pieces. sa and asfi Casters
Two dozen best Silver fable and Tea spoons
Two best Silver Salt and Mustard spoons
s9d s9a..s Silver I;ss Soup Soup, and Oyster La lies
Large Ironing and Kitchen Tables and other Re-
Child s baise Carriage.
One fine Rosewood-esse iron, case Piano Forte,
7octsyes, elegantly carved legs and Tyre, with
Also, oser. ene sl Stool. Que QUE Cover. lot of Music
The eFarniturs i principally of skiIby's sugsrior
Terms All sums of and under $50, cash; over
that snd s1y asys Upon
my s-d&ds .BOTELER & WILSON. Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO

News by the French Gunboat Marceau-
General Contradiction of TnteiI;reure
Favorable to m exico--I he Fall of Puebia
Imminent-Grn. Forey'S Campaign.
BY the French gunboat Marceau, Captain
Earin, arrived at New York, we have news
from Vera Cruz up 10 the 2ist of AprlI
The officers OF the Marceau seem confident
that the news of the capture OF PuebIa will be
announced by the next mail. Public sentiment
that subject was such that even the parti-
sans of .JuarPZ had given up all homes of a
further resistance, and console themselves with
the hope that the inundaIIon of the city OF Nix
leo VI i'll do what the walls Of Puebla refused 10
do, and ami ihllate the French army as the Red
Sea did that OF Pharaoh.
No repuIse or reverse of any kind had been
sustained by the French since the arrival OF
General Forey in Mexico. Tie pompous bull
leln CT Gen. Griega announcing the rcpuIse of
the French from Fort San Xavier was untrue
The fort was first attacked with cannon, then
blown mp. and no effort 10 storm it was made
befor these operations We're performed.
After the capture OF Fort san Xavier the
French batteries ceased their fire, and the op.-
rations of taking The city by storm began
This was done by sending few companies of
Zouaye into the streets of Puebla, with the
order not TO fire shot, but TO act with the bay-
onet alone. This order was strictly obayei
When a IouaYe enters street, he generally
manages 10 escape the fire of Ortega soldiers
either by a leap or by throwing himself fat on
the ground. Then he gets up, rushes at all
speed 10 the house or battlemeat he wishes 10
take, breaks open the door and pursues his foe,
who never waits for the point OF his bayonet
Ii Is in this way that two-thirds of the CITY of
Pue bia has been taken.
One OF the objects of General Forey in getting
hold OF The cathedral now in his power, was 10
have ground high enough to direct plunging
fire upon JuareZs forces, doubled up on the
hills OF Guadalupe and Loretto. Il was exs
pecied, however, that these two forts would
surrender in consequence of the suppression
by the Fr nch of the two streams which were
supplying the army of .Iuarez with water
il is calculated that since the beginning Of the
siege of Puebla, the MeXicans have fired l5.om
cannon, and 1,UG0,UUU rifle shots, killing al
French soldiers only, and wounding 16I
The policy hitherto pursued by Gen. Forey,
IN his operations, is not to make a glorious
campaign, but nseful one, and 10 carry his
army intact tc the city OF Mexico "The taking
of Mexico" he says, sis not a question of
blood, but a question of time. 1 do not come
here to gather laurels, but TO obtain serious ad-
yantages, as profitable TO the Mexicans as 10
France The soldiers 5sre convinced that the
policy of their general must finally bring good
results, and manifest no impatieaee at the
sloWness Of his movements. They even do
not grumble at the system adopted for the
siege Of Puebla, which, they say, they might
have taken in three days by assaulting il, AMI
wait patiently for the esurrendering of the place
Evening star., 1863-05-13
eUsIHER NEWS fRoa REBEL Oom.
REBEL VIEW OF THE SITUATION IN TEN
EESSEE.
WHY GEN. HILL DID NOT TAKE WASHING
yas TON, N. G.
THE CONFEDERATES CHUCKLING OVER AN
IMAGINARY CAPTURE or GENERAL
HOOKER AND STAFF

The position OF the front OF the Army or
| Tennessee is thus described by a correspondent
Of the Atlanta CoHfederacy.
/ Our right rests at McMinnviile, and the line
extends thence wsstw ard to Manchester, War;
| irace and Shelbyville 10 Columbia. 1t forms
the arch OF a large circle, curving slightly to.
| wards the south, while the rear extends as far
| south as Esteli Springs Our right flank is
| protected by Elk Creek, sVanny Fork" with
| its numerous tributaries; the abrupt peaks of
| the Cumberland mountains, and several thous-
and dashing, dauntless cavaliers, under the
| chivalrous, impetuous John Morgan Onr jeft
| is sheltered by Duck river, and hy the brayrry
| and vigilance of Gen. Van Dorm and his de-
voted followers. ~ -
From Fayetteville IN. c. Observer Of 7shl
THE DAY OF RfcKesING-The Hastings
Court Of Richmond Is engaged in irving Ih.
abread rioters'' OF the I'd uit. in that CITY. W
j. Lust has been fined SluO and sentenced to
| twelve months Imprisonment In the city jsiI.
Ann Camp fined S75, her term of imprison.
| ment not decided upon. 1.-THE way of thu,
transgressor is hard"
| WHY GEN. HILL DID NOT TAKE WASHINGTON.
NC.
From the Fayetteyil IN. C) Observer
The reason given BY the Obser yer is that l5.n
Garnett, of Va, did not use sufficient energy.
but with force of 5000 men sat quietly down
before the garrison of 400, because he belisysi
the forks were too strong
The Fayette vile IN. o. Observer of tia IN
inst says:
"a dispatch WAS received in Wilmington
yesterday stating that Cen. Hooker aasi skIGhai
teen captured ~ (Italics theirs)
The same paper regrets to hear of heavy loss
in the 18th North Carolina regiment, incIudf,g
Col. Purdie, OF Bladen, killed
MONEY MARKET
From the Fayetteville IN. C.) Observer -th
Gold is dull al Richmond. The premium mas
fallen from IS to 81 silver, $3.50. These are the
brokers' selling rates They buy ut 80 to 81
lower Bank rates Goats cents premium; Con-
fed l5.; UGa bonds, 1G}S loo Oyg 600 losp ,n),Co
1U9x for short or long dates; North Carolina
old issue per cts, l734.
Evening star., 1863-05-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By THos. DowLING, AuetioReer.
EA's3ss36Sss 32s6ss, stbs ttssSs, s. IRON, TOOLS,
WAGON MATERIAL, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
The undersigned win sell at public auction on
MONDAY, th. 18th day OF May. at N o'clock, the
Rapley and Murphty, Prospect street. Georgetown,
D: Consisting in part.as follows, viz:
New New ESetap SSr asf5sss Esssess sA#sGns, wagon
Platform Spring Express Wagon.
sssS CO fse: S Issscry Lumber,
100 do Poplar and Pine do,
sec Turned spokes,
Ais" an assortment Of Fenoes, Bent Rims, Hubs,
Shafts, Bcws, Wood Aales, e.,
Benchss and Vices, Bellows, Avis and Tools
/ Lot New springs, lot Old do, lot New Axles,
Bar ARR RON q all sizes casf aeh Col Chain,
lot small Chain, Canvass and Trimmins Material,
Scrap Iron Old Shoes. Shoes, Short Chains, &c. &c.
Sale Positive. without reserve.
Terms cash, ID BanRabie funds
ny ll-d.s lChron.l T. BOWLING, Auc..
ByJ. MCGUIRE co. Auct oneers.
TyRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
1 TATE NORTH or TIE PRESIDENTS HousE.,By
ssane en dsy o May
recorded in Liber ]. A. g., No. 79, folio 2}s & C..
one Ct The ad records fer county 9
the notes secured thereby, the .undersgned trus.
tees viii cell at pu bc sale, in front of the premi
ses, on THURS DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th day
Of May A. D. 1868, at half past O'Clock, Lots Nos
q, o. Is, 26, q, g. in Square No. lS3, in the
city Of Washingt
This property is well located in part of the city
where real estate s rapidly increasing IN value and
is very desirable either per manent investment
or for speculation.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash: the residue IN
three equal payments in 6, Il and 10 months, with
interest from day Of sale secured by deed Of trust
If the terms of sale not com Piled with in fve
days after the day Of sale then the trustees
the right to resell g. the risk and cost OF first pur.
cha ser after FIVE days. notice
Convey yancing and stamps st purchaser e expense.
VIM. 81. WARD Trustees
JAS Y, DAVIS. iiu'seoS'
my6 j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts