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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
Most Severe Fire they had ever Endred.
lficil Reports of the YGzoO City Expedition
The Position az Gen. Grams Army.
PHl1spEiPHiA, W edne,day, June 3, 1903


TEE BuHfiA of tins city has the following special
dsspGtch
CINcINyATt, June 3, lS63--A dispatch 70 The
Gezette, from Cairo gives the following iuforma'
zion, witch was obtained from Union officer who
had arrived from Nicks6urg:
"1be base OF the Uuion liues extends from night
to lett on the Mississippi from Yazoo 20 tire lower
part Of Neksbusg, over flx miles IN the rear OF she
Rebels.
"0uf lines come up to the Rebel lines east Of the
town.
"We hold undisputed possession Of everything
between the Black River Brdge and sixty feet o.
billie IN the rear of the Rebel army.
Z" At The Last accounts Gen. Frank Blair's di-
vision had started for the Big Black River Bridge.
HIS destination was unknown
" Deserters report tOat tie Rebel losses were eS-
oeedingy heavy on the I'D nit.
" Tie cessation of hosili' es on the plat ut. was
for the purpose of letting le women aud Children
leave the city,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

deprecates the newspaper attacks upon Gen. Penn :.
beron and says this course tends 70 demoralze the
troops tina, frequen, change Of commanders canses
delay and produces other disastrous effects, and re-
fers as case 10 point to such on the part Of
the United States.
One Of these papers apologies to Ito patrons for
not giving the votes Of the soldiers 10 Virginia in
the late election, as il would afford Us an ides OF
their actual strength.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
The Battle Of Port Hudson Plains.

Tie action Of the Diet, when the enemy made
forte from Port HUDSON and ATTACHED Augur .
forces, proves TO have been decided success.
They were beaten at every point, the Hundred
and-S1tecnth New-york making 10 less than three
gTllan, bsyonci c5anges before the enemy re-
tired. The Rebel dead apdwounded were left on the
field.
LIST or THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The following is complete lft Of oa4uaIies on
our eide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

ryv FyRoLIsEyr.--Thus far the enrolment has
,,,d IN about six weeks. Should drsf: be ordered,
two mouth. time will be r.qued In which ,zie TO prepare
the ,oa No difficulty OF serious character hAs been szps-
epced by tbs enrolling officers ard We learn from tue Pc
office that the better Glaze OF cIsss
instead Of throwing obstacles in tho Of the oce very
huuoredy render them vausbc ssssnce IN collecting
name, From the enrolment thu far made appears that
the numbers Of the h, and second clae. I from equal
The class comprising sblebodisd men bswss" the ssss
OF 20 aud IS ncudius unmarried under > exceed Vie
SECOND Q s.s IN the proportion Of thsss 10 sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
Reported Execution Of New-Xork Oaicers
BY tho Rebels.

A New-Oreons correspondent writes May %:
al have Esd rumors IN relation 10 several officers
OF the l.jih New Yosk, which, however. need con-
tirnatioD. /. Is reported that two heulepants VINO
we've caD,ured on The march from Brasbear City TO
Washington have beeu hung BY guerrlllas. have
been ulormed that MAJOR Cry, who distinguished
himself IN The recent campaign, nas aso been taken
rrsOneT."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM NEW.oRLEARS.
Arrival Of the Steamships George Crom.
well and Columbia
THE SEIGE OF PORT HUDSON.
Junction Of Gems. Banks and Augur's
Forces.
THE STRONGHOLD INVESTED
THE MORTAR FLEET AT WORK.
REBEL SUPPLIES CUT OFF.
LIST OF THEKILLEDAE AND WOUNDED
ARREST OF EX-G0V. WlCKLlFFE.
n,,;o;apo hrrnctpH
THE MORTAR FLEET AT WORK
REBEL SUPPLIES CUT OFF
LIST OF THEKILLEDA AND WOUNDED
ARREST OF EX-G0V. WlCKLlFFE.
Gov. Moore Of Louisiana Arrested
by the Rebels.

BY th. arrival Of the steamships George Crom'
well, Capt. Post, and the Columbia, Capt. Burton,
we have news from New Orlcans. aud the Depart
men, Of the Gulf to tue 2rth ult, iour dag later
We are indebted to the Pursefs OF the Cromwell
and Columbs for prompt delivery Of our dispatched
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
Arrival Of Prisoncrs-Ex-Gov. Wickline
Aruouu Them.

From The ~ o Era, May n.
The steamer Iberville arrived this morning from
Baton Rouge with IS prisouers on board. We
visited tue boat end seated in the cabp recognized
ex-Gov. Robert C. Wickliffe, who WAS taken at bis
residence in Bayou Sar. by ZONE OF Gen. Bankss
forces. The ex Governor is az haudsoue AZ ever,
but looks little sunburni. Dressed IN brown
homespun coat, with slouch straw hat, he presents
the picture of re,ired farmer who has seen pretty
rough times.
All tie prisoners belonged 10 Miles's Legion,
corps tbas raIred IN New Orleans, aud left when
Lowell skedaddled Il II ooDmar ded hy Gen. VIM.
r. Miles who was of the original Secessionists:
Many Of the men were recognized as old citizens OK
New-Ofieans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
Reiugecs from East Tcnnessee-Bus few
RebeIs in Knoxville.

CisCINNArI. Wednesday, June 3 IE63
A dispatch from Somerset, KY, says that twenty
refugees had come in from Est Tennessee.
There are bat few Rebel troops in Knoxville.
Many had passed through the city going west
The Rebel pickets on the Cumberland River have
resumed their old position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
The Tw.uty.nintI, Ncw-York Regiment

PpIIApKLPaIA "Wednesday, june j. 1903
The 29th New.Yoik Regiment, compas'c o"'eny
Of Philadelphia Turner'S, returned home from ''e
war tonight, and met with grand reception 'iV'n
,beir German brethren. The procession through Tie
principal streets was heartily greeted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
I'M Following Is a copy Of Con. BurnsIde's order!
From Fortress Monroe.

FoHTKEss MOSHoE. W,duusdsy. June T. lUo1
The steamer 5. X. Spauding, Capt. Howe, from
Boston, propelIers james Jerom, hom bai1
md Josephine from New-York, have arrived Inc
,tsamer BelyideIe sailed tins morning Tor Ne"'
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
slPPREssION Oh TIE CHICAGO
TIMES.
The Military Authorities Disregard tho
Writ Of the Court.

iHICAGO, Wednesday, May J. IbtJ
Shortly amer T. O'Clock last night Judg, Drum
mond rsued writ directing the military authorities
To take no further steps measures 10 carry into
effect tho order Of Msjor.Gen. Burnside, for the
suppres.ion Of THE Chicago 1im,i, until the appli'
cation for u permanent writ Of injunction could be
heard in open Court to-day.
At "a O'Clock this morning. after nearly the whole
edition Of The Chicago Tunes had been worked of,
4 file of Union soldiers broke into she Office and
took possefsion of the establishment.
The soldiers remained in possession Of the es.ab-
sbment for some time, and then left, after giving
notice that II any attempt Wa made TO publish an
other paper the military would take permanent pos
session Of the Office.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHiCA0O. "Wednesday Jurs J, 1869.
Tie following hand.Lill isbelng circulated through
out the city
IAN ROOD end oval citizen, Of Chicago who favor freo
Speech Freedom ofthe rfe. as gar.need 10 Us the
Con.o9n We love ana gp91s &C., a. J, one on
"Wednesday evening Jone D. 81 O'Clock TO tao osnn'eI 70
3, XII Gen Aub,o.e burnside, supp,esps e"'p.Psr'
always Democratic aud consequently 1i"4,' ioysI"
Tie following ID a copy Of Gen. Burnsldes order;
HxADQUAR1aRs DKrAHrsssr oTTnE ONO.
CISCisrATi Jdno, L. lJoi' y
Grygr.L OapKn, No. al 1he tendency Of the articles
AID Lahhu,y published Ia the newspaper suo~n a
n, Nrv po,k O, being cast r-ifo.eh uion we GOV
,fnnent aud weaken ia rors 70 suppress we h9oeion
by creating dsust IN s wal policy ats circulation 10 W
Of war 10 eolc1aed TO exert psiLcious ma He@'Vuabio Ia
enee aad ~, thefoloTc, prohibited IN ibls Depao"t
Postu.,t-fs news ssrnts aud all others. "iil govern
h,r,s.yt. BY t1s ordr, person detected IA
ng selnuY ~ any wby oifculaus tho ap- fssNed 10
vii be promptly snestei. and neld ioI ui'h ,,, 49,, l.,
On account OF repeated oAprtsion Of dioya ana IN
c.bdary eutinent- tho pub,hng oil Tie ns"'P~Pi 'n'"A
a, me Chteaso luna i, hereby suppfoned' :, IT.,
Bhlsdie. Oen. Jacob Aumen coniinsban. the al.tno'
OF Iliuoi. Is charged with ths execution 81 the th'id
tsr4ynpb Of this oTdrr
n y e,t- m nd Of MniofOen A r. BuRNsIDH
LEWIS kIChMOND. Li.ut-Coi aud =. ~ zen
tOaicisltl ID. IL. LARHKD. Captain, aud A. A. \"
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before Port Hudson is in satisfactory position. and
that everything promiscs fair for an important and
,uccessfu elos- of the compagu against that strong
bold of the Rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

,FFICIlL REPORT OF ADMIRAL PORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

RE PART TAKEN BY THE GUNBOATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

THE GRAND ASSAULT OF THE 22d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

,RE LOSS OF TIE GUyBOiT CINCINNATI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04

euMEn AND CHILDREN SEMI OUT or THE CITY
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Blair's Division Gone Toward Black River,
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THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.

THE POSITION OF THE ARMY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17
DEB,

On the morning Of the 18th inst, JOSEPH
HUTCHINSON, in the Sc tn year of his age
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence i96 u street. corner OF 5th, on "Wednesday,
the 18th inst, at clock p. m.
On the 10th inst. PHILLIP, OF Mary and the
late John p stone. in the 9Th year of his age.
The friends of the family respectfully Re.
euest.d to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the
18th At o clock p. III.
On the 18th inss., at Il n. CHARLES HABURN,
q native OF County Tyrone, Ireland, in the S5.h
year his age, q citizen OF this country for the
last l2yesrs
His friends are most respectfully requested to
attend his funeral, to morrow Wednesday, at pa
cts.
Gu the morning OF the 18th inst, ALBERT JET
FEkSON, infant son Of Charles A. and Margaret
Stewart. aged is months
The friends of the family are requested to attend
3s4 Fifteenth street. Wednesday, 18th inst. at
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

CoUGH, COLD, OR An IRRrrArEp THRoAT, II
allowed to prosress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
BRows's BRONCHIAL TRooHss
reach di,ers!y the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. and Ca
rARRH they are beneficial The good effects result
ing from the Of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeited Be sure
to guard against worthless limitations 0BrAIa
only the genuine B,opns Bronchial Troekes which
have prored their efficacy by test Of many years.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should uss the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and exposed to sudden changes.
should have them. Sold everywhere ut Is cents per
box. ian H-au
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THO PASSENGERS TRAVELLING EAST.

Passengers for Boston and the Eastern States are
H. @:s5 si WssS ss5 sS IS; g.
gage sss ssh S * the s
ss . and .oasrs on hss,ous or
IiPs SSsssssS from New Tssf cit; t. ss:ssa
"JLLius' oHss WsIgEy eRoTH BOURBON
.xsni for the ssIs q Is. shove s..isl:.
Dafs sa wS OF 70 TINS
70 the medical profession army and navy ohiesrs
ss sna ,e
.nS ,rbstitut: ioI high. priced bI.ndy: Tie Fose
' n: e. ss:ssssf 4 p sssssTsss
1f s,sI, sl9s Ehs;e NJ
rent Z ri: Am S.sss.sS g s1his. asi
r0''ds'' tho article wiz 5o sHT1r " mai NHiRs
,ss-eolm '''n's IVA ''' Nv W.aSin n nn D.b.
THH CYCLoPEDIA OF COMMRROB AND
Navisstion, comprising the history and VIA
the United States With a. iorsiss countries ies s.
years. Commerce Of each State History OF the
HS@.a., late ssoTstar, Of tie New York 0hsmb.T
History Of the Bank of England, with additions
tabular details from the new charter to 1881 b.
~ sTi'1 HoH.a'' s70.; Is yRAsok r.y1oR
Il
~ BILLIARD2
i lin UNDERMINED, thankful for the liberal IA
tronags he has received, bess to IN Ic.~
form his friends and the public, that
he haa, At considerable cost, Adcsd to
| yani. avenue and lith street. THKHH NHw Ia
| room. for parties. and as his saloon Ia now the
most extensive In this city he hopes By strict At
tention to his business, to mort ccntinnanee OF
| public favor. lie eolm1 }. W. BARP.
No,EAMH. 3, Will. Collins. Illustrated.
Aurora iloyd By N. L. Br.adon. y cents.
Lines Len oss BIZ the author OF Line upon
Modern Wai; It. Fh.er, and Practice. With
maps and diasrins. By Capt Saba. 81
| u J. HHIBHRaER & CO.,
| F. Successors 70 =.
x.s FS.z:ssE; ase Gs s11lEt 1Is. "
u.w sss p. avenue. R A:S lS:sssiY o.
| - 0TsTIRs-OYsflRs -
O~ ROWE 4 co.. 00
AAp sp1 OF 81 ~ h,
| $3.50 AZ ShIfH A0RRIeON'A
Aoe 81 Louisiana aveVSn
MI DIARY NORTH AND SOUTH, w
~ NJ u. ss' 1 81 iSSas6 = ~ tssks'
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BArCHELek'S HAIk DYE,

Fac UtSI u IHt WO.Iu
William A. Bachelor a celebrated Hair Bye pro-
duces celor not 70 be distin ed from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least;
odies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and nvisorstes the
Hair for Life. G,ss. BED o. Rusts Hai, instantl.
turns : splendid Black Brown, leaving ths Hair
scft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAFCHs-
LeR. on the Joxr stdss Of each Boa.
Facto1y, Nc. 81 Barclay ST., Nsss York,
lily tLate rs Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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EURNISHyD HOUSE wAHfxp.-w>nt>d 20
q Esnt. f2r nom sas 70 tArsS ysSfs 2. !srnish.a
First OF bseonA Msra vrsisgrel. Addr.ss LooS Boz
%. NAsAlAGeeA. Y. O. - " % {H
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A1o1nIa IxPokfA11 CrAI

AHo1nIa IMPoRTA11 CCAI.
CSHgA, Sore Threat. piythr.A.
Co9Sk, sore Throat, Dipfhesid.
6xxh. Sors Threat, DiS<ksrSA.
Cured by
PBARsors MBpIoATsp TAI DaoPs,
Try them
And Be- iciss - tinss.
Washtssto~, d. C., Des. Q, 1881.
Gao. PEARSON, EsQ.-Dear Sir II purchased
paeka of your Mcdioa,es Tar Drops my son svins
severe Coysh and Sore 7hrons, Ia fast, pronounced
by many In the arst stages OF Piptherial when, to
my sstonish ent. they led him. a. many neigh
bors viii also testify, since which I would not be
without them. Respectfully yours,
L. SIMILAR SMITH, No. 46l Estreee.
Prepared and sold by $50 PEARSON, 5 N. Liber-
ty street, Baltimore Sold Also At 491 Eighth st.,
washin ston, and at the Drug Stores, at Is cents
per pack sse. j. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

FgRNIsAHD ROOMS TO RkNr-yor rent, a
Il ASo Nh strest, sass siis, bstvsaa q and n
strssts essuy farnlsksd Ank yery os&Afertasls
BED ROOMS. enS SITTING ROOMS, aRd PAR-
LOn9, The nsiGh borhood u one Of nnest desrs bic
In the city. Byery stteu4fep paid te those sec1ry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

PRIVATE sALE-A very handsome FARM.
"A about mile nom Nash nag ton city Ia Ment-
geometry county Md, trostias ima 81 lately os The
18th street ard Brookxiils ~ rppite road contain
ir about rs acres, moro .ers aad will aicnit Of
division in TIVE three hane some and vol uAtsreA
farns. Il has on Il Ans apple id Haass or saard
just come into bear Ing, There about ISe acrs4
ofcissred land IN high stase Sf ositSS :on, With
ns meadows, and about % asxes OF tirnhsf Cd lsnS
The improves ents consist 81 Q reed tvo- stSry
frame dwelling, barn end other oviheuses 4
spring Of sxesfient vstsr near TIA heuse, Dor
further information inquire Of john HARDY
VI resd.s on the premises. e &-s.Asw-
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MARRIED,

On Monday, thu 18th inst, BY the Rev DR. Pink
ney, CLARENCE p. BAKER to Miss LAURA L.
daughter Of the late Alexander McIntire, of this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

POCKET Prohibition. Robert Dale Owen
had his pocket picked yesterday Of 80, In
Treasury notss, while standing on the platform
Of one Of the PsnnsylvanIa avenue cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

ATTENTION In called TO the announcement OF
Church, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

DiAIanll Iss pYsyyT8nY VIII dsciuAts tae vol
sn~ee-s fAr moe ssan Shs bullets Of tee enemy,
therefore let evsfy zee TO 10 taat hs carries
With hin fall supply cf Holioway's Pills fnetr
NE In India and II, CriuoAA -. I'd thousAnds OF
B<itish soidIsrs Only Is cts. pr Box. 3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

w WOULD call the sttsutlon Of our readers g the
stock OF beautiful JsvAlry aad Silver PLATED Ware
NJ the pollsr Store, 43S Penn. avenue near - st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

RAcf WORTH KsowIyo.-fhAt India Rubbe,
Goods Of every dsscriptio can be repaired in IN,
neatest m annsr and 1t short notice. ut II. A. Hall
Rubber reAouse, So PoaR. az, between 9Th ant
10Th streets. 70 A-eoSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17
FUTURE DAYS.

By ". L. WALL q CO.. Auctioneers
A ,flRsT-CLAss FRAME DWELLING on
"A MAINLAND AVENUE AT AucrToN.-Oa FRIDAY
AfftkhOoN, 18th instant, at O'Clock viii
story rame Dwelling No 5I3. FRONTING ~ S.st
on the north size Of Maryland avenue, between a.
tLe Sitcben 80 49, ~ ,t u TO- ans water IN
back leb feet, and contains q etable, Wood shed
&c.
Terms Ore third cash; balance In one and tu /,
years, bearing interest, and secured by deed OF
fe WI WALL n co Aucts
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pa,sed-yeas 10 nays 2, (Msssrs. UtermehIe
aEd Iloyd.) So.
Mr.. wilson introduced bill 10 pay IA. IN /.
tsrest due on the b-onds go srsnteed due lat
July ,1sSs snd Jan. list, 1883, and one install
Inent Of the debt dus from tbs city 70 the
OF it: certificates, appropriations $500: on
which long debate took pla..-, and the board
adjourned without coming to q vote
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BY j q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auesioneers.
rNRUsTEkS SALE or yALABLE BUILDING
STREETS -0n MONDAY AFTERNOON. Marah
sta st ~ o'clock, on the premises, BY virtue OF
corded in Liber J. A g., No Is2, folios 90 ct SEQ
sne OF the LAM records for Washington county D;
in mare numbered thr ee hundred and forty-seven
t37: beginning 70; the same on street in the
dividing line between ssid Lot eleven snj Lot
twelve in said square. at the distance OF any feet
west from the northeast corner Of said square and
running from safd point of beginning south hrr-
dred feet; thence west twenty-five feet six inches;
thence north sundred feet to the th line OF
y street and thence with street twenty tvo feet
six inches 70 the place Of bssinn;ns with
the q Of he alley in the rear.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in q and
IL months; with interest secured oy deed OF trust
the premises.
An conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN b CLA0ETT Trustee
fe Hsaw&ds @ MEG UIRE& CO ,Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

Or. DUroSr's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the rey best TN use They operate speedily
sea Upon the most delicate stomsch le"se trial Of
these Pills will prove their superiority all others
street Ard Pa: avenue, washington. and Henry
Oo0A, Alexandria. ja6-ly
Specific cures Spsrmalorrhea. Ssnlinal W.akness,
". It's effects are truly magical. A trial Of the
F1es Se, the so %0 +, FdS Of It.
Henry Cook Alexandria ja6,lY
TRUIsx.-Gorns, Bsnions, Inverted Nails and
other disorders Of the feet when neglected injure
taking that natural Sc SO eondueiv to health
TIC all s ns with ,hsse terrible ri s;s would
Penn avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets Who
would suffer terment from disordered feet when
without pain, Office open from in the morning
toto in the evening. fe5
THK CHEAPEST ANB BEST HAIR DYHIs rHx woRLp-
Nerr Fades OF Washes Ous.-Uphams Hair Dye, 50
e. Ford. corner 18th Street and Pa. avenue WASH
inston, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
mor,isb1rs, 70 the North and Ess-Two trains leave
sSa Saly ss
through at Government rates For tickets and fur
:V.ns Route northeast corner Of
avenue aud sixth st, ashinston. 6nice open from
a. M nntiS p m; on sundays from to p. m.
IN lily y. o. MORTON. Agent
:, Ar!ssrIos, Soldiers and others Samaritani
Gift is your only hope. Cures amy case Of private
complaints in from TIVE to four days. If you would
se saved from long suffering and speedy death,
samAritan's Root and Herb Juices Is the only
shec uaI remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take of this purifying
remedy and be permaner tly cured. See advertise
ment in another column. as-u
WARRANTED TO CURB IN Six DAYs-Dr 0odfreys
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-aye years
standing, will cure GoHorTh1a in sir d1yy, No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
hyS: Q. bord, Garner 18th street and Pa avenue
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WARRANTED 70 CgRs N Six DAys.-Dr. Godfrey s
Antidote, an English Specific OF sixty-fve years.
standing, will cure Goaorrh1a in sir Days. No
change Of diet REQUIRED Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washineton and Henry Cook. Alexandria. Ia 6 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

THB CHEAPEST ANB BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Nerr Fades OF WASHES Ous.-Upham's H air Dye, 50
cents a box. The best in use. Try it, Sold BY 8
Z. Ford. corner 18th street and Pa. avenue. Wash
ingtOn, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, 10 CIV d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

We CALL the attention OF tho ladies to the
invitation extended TO them TO assist In p1e
pairing decorations for tina grand fair 70 come
on next week at Odd Fellows Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17

nTARsHALS SlLE.-In virtue Of writ OF 6sri
lNl fsciss, by order of Court, issued from the
clerks on &c Of the circuit court OF the District ef
me directed. viii pose to public sale. for ash
In front of the court house door o. said county
MON DAY the 9Th day Of March, 1855 O. Il O'Clock
r., the following described property, to-vit =
Part q Lots n os 76 ard g, In !ei rhrsSeldi a.
the same being inclucei in the following and
bounds Beginning for the same on "a street. 81 q
point distant Al feet isches from the south. ast
corner Of Linxsn and ID sts., (said point being the
end Of the bret line running east r. ON said
mentioned in deed from Henry Goldsmith 20
Georgetown College and running thence east
wsrdiy with n street g feet inches thence south
ery parallel with Lingan street 66 feet, the nee
vestwxrdly and parallel with "a street - feet in
ehes, thence northerly and parallel With Linsan
street TO the point Of beginning together with al
and singular the i'm proyements thereon, seised
levied upon the property OF goshua Bateman, snl
will be sold 20 satisfy tudicisls No. May term
WARD H. LAMoN.
Re lS-dts z. s. Marshal n e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-17
BY j. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionaers
SAlE OF HIlHIY VaIu

DEREMPfORY sALE OF HIGHLY yALUA-
Biz FARM OS TIA TURNPIKE TaR VILLA
OF BLApKssBURG On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
February go, at cock, at the Auction Rooms
shall sell all that tract part OF tract of Lsnd
called Brott erh Fifth Part situated stthe cross
beyond the village of Bladensburg, adJoini M the
farm o. Chas. b. Calvert, ESQ. ana containing
The land is under "a "a state of cutirarioa: ~
recently been well supplied with mansre and other
fert izers; 10 WI vstsred and has been blind
ditched throughout
The improve ments consist OF q two story double
Frame Dwelling -Hes se, with necessary out build :
irgs; large and barn al stxbiing erected ON
the mott approved plan, corn house, &c.
Terms: Ohe-third cash; the res Cue in one and
'wo years, with interest, the interest to be paid
semi annually.
fe j C. McGUIRR