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EXTRACTS FROM LAWS OF TIE CONFEDERATE srATEs, q


The Postmaster raj requests that bidders gulranio
ties and Pes concerned or intending to be concerned
acts will carefully read and examine the abstract Of
end OF in order that bids msy be made and a5teI
and tina. sl apprehension or cause
PO aste ace requ red themselves, with the
and that thJ may be soie 20 norn and direct
others.
An Act continue in force certain taC Of fie United States
Be en.ced By the Confederate o. America cOnge
assembled That all the OF the United States Of
force and In coniedrat States OF America the arst
Of November and not I;3n'ent with The 9ttat on
force until altered o repeated By the cOIgres.
Adop FebrGa'y9, 1861.
Posassys clerks aud others employed in post Offices cannot
6ecoRtrdctors.
sro a. a o. March g. 1925 That 10 pnsmaster ASSISTANT
pO,tAser or CLERK any post ONCE shs be con.
tractor concerned in contract FOR carrying toe mall
the Post osce Department postmaster shall become In
tested ary NAL contract or act as agent with or without
coPsCto he shah be forthwith dis missed ONCE shall
be liable pay much money would have been realized from
sSd contract 10 be debt any
having jurisdiction thereof the name Of the Confederate
sateI for the the Post once Department. and shall be
the duty Of the Postmaster Generate prosecution TO be In
Etitu.ed.
Contractors, carriers, &c. to be sro,-,
aS O n h. Post or in the
custody OF the mall SHALL previous 70 entering
and before they shall be entitled 70 receive any there
for respectively and subscribe the following oath, or AMIR
nation magistrate and cause certificate thereof TO be
ned in the General "a" B. do swear Tor affirm the
case nay that will faithfully perform all the duteS required
OF me- and every thing forbidden by the laws IN re-
aon 10 the establishment the post ONCE and post roads with
the Confederate ate Every person shall be- In any manner
employed the custody conveyance or OF
the mall shall be subject 10 ali pains, peEae and orieturs
for violating njuncons neecng the duties required oil
him bv the laws relating the Establishment OF the post once
and roads, whether shall have taken 'he OATH
or affirmation. above prescribed or not,
Conveyance ofteHers DC, on pest roads forbidden.
$40 g. act Of S2 That person, other than the
Postmaster Genera his authorised agents. shall set up any
foot or horse post the conveyance OF letters and packets
upon any post road which be established as uen Dy
law And every person who shall offend herein SAll Incur
penalty Of exceeding my dollars fer each letter or packet
cnaity increased By 9th lOh l1 and IS sections Of the
act Of March 8, ls45)
InreIdtion to IdilHrs % enter into contract
Eco a. act Of March 1925 That any person or persons who
sha hereafter make any proposal In writing TO carry transport
the mall upon routes which advertised % be
let and such person or on shall be determined BY the Ko
~ BIZ virtue Of such
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-06
GUARANTY.

The undersigned, residing at -, State OF -,
undertake that, il the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on route No. -, be accepted by the Postmaster
General the bidder SHALL prior to the LIST day OF Au-
gust 1863 enter into the required obligation, or con.
tract to perform the service proposed, with good and
sufficient suretes.
This ve do understanding distinctly The obligations
and liabilities assumed by g.araNtors under The 27M
section of the act of Congress Of July 2, 1886, and
noO il, force in the Confederate States, by rrt~ Of an
act approved 9th February 1861.
Dated
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ssee act OF Congress Of March 8, 1915, sec IS
The proposal must signed by the bidder or BIDDERS he
arsnt by than guaranors and the certificate by
postmaster or a Judge Of coHrt OF record - n,
send y mail direct Cef Of the Contract Bureau Post
oRce Department Richmond, Virginia. marked Proposals.
OF -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-06
CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster at --, State OF
-, certifes, UNDER MS OATH OF OFFICE, that he is
acquainted with the above guarantors and knows them
to be men of property, and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-03
Terms: ale 2.
al. 90 per month. ~ " 81.
Notice 70 Subscribers.

WIEN you find x before your name OH
.our paper, please renew your subscription,
!, it Is q notice that the sine for witch it
!G been paid will expire in a few days.
ssa. \ tery limited space in the Daily Rul-
,pIn will be allowed tor advertisement
Terms 81 SO To- each square LIST insertion;
,5c's for each subsequent insertion.
Articles of much length intended for puoli
cation, must be handed in in the forenoon to
insure publication next day.
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
ragos and deaths published rs news
Advertisements of charitable institutions at
half price.
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loss HEAVY ON Both SIDES
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IANKEE LIE EXPLOUED.

175 Yankee Wagons Destroyed,
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fredericksburg Evacuated by the
Citizens.
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Yankees 2epulsad in Virginia.
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A SECOND BATTLE At GRAND GULF
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A GREAT BATTLE IMMTNENT.
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NO. I57
DAT TIE GRAND GULF.

Cliaial Report Of Gen. Pemberton
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BOARDING..

CLERKS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and stranS gers visiting Wash
ingtoR, may find mfortable home in of the
most delie htfnl locations in Washin gton, No. Do
Missouri nue.. One very large front room, Cd
story, now vacant. ray ID
NEATLY FURNISH ED ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
Y in central locality, at No. 35e 9Th street
above II street north. myl4-3t.
ROAkD "A iady having taken hou.e in the i'm
War and Navy Departments. offers large aid well
furnished rooms, with board and all the comforts
of home. A few table boardels will be taken.
Apply at No. 395 18th street. between f and G
streets. one square south of Pa. avenue. Refer
ences required. my lift
EURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
board. at i42 st, between 5th and 9th. mY7
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TH1 REYNo LDs HOUSE..

The undsrsign ed, thankful to bis friends and The
public in general for the patronage they $S-aA
tn" Mc CleHsn House p respectfully begs IL.
leave to inform them that be has Transferred an
eylvsnis avenue, where be has opened house in
new end complete style. Connected with it il q
Liquors will always be on hand Meals can be had
ct all hours and at tie shortest n0tise 't
The pqoiic are respectfully invited to visit this
establishmeut,
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:FouRrH wAnDSrATIoK CAsEs.-Is Har.
RS, assault and battery and threats TO saoot
John Ross; bail for court. Caroline Ad ANS,
disorderly; 1854. John Roach, drunk; 3 ,5s.
Thomas Hill, alias Hayden, horse stealing; Jail
for court. Caroline Adams, keeping q bawdy
house; military. Chas. Bates, drunk; do. VIM.
McKelfgett and Elisha Woodstock, fighting;
S2.6i each: Watson McAdams, drunk; dis
missed. Mary j. Foster, grand larceny; bail
for court. John II. Gray, Sam1 B. Sweet and
Lambert, suspicion Of arson; Jail for hearing
A. 7. Hamil, disorderly; S2.6i. Chris Wena-
maker, interfering with officers; do. Sarah
John R. Patterson, drunk and disorderly; mill
!tary Stephen Dudley, suspicion OF arson;
jail for hearing. John Crottie4, alias Shinack,
and Conrad Smidt, drunk and disorderly; 81. SO
military Michi Nash. drunk and disorderly;
s2.ss. Wesley Abbott, drunk; dismissed. Jno.
Ross, assault and battery; Jail for court. And.
Powell and Louis Brown, suspicion OF larceny;
Jail for hearing. Isaiah Ross, attempt at lar.
ceny; dismissed. Patrick Lamar, drank; do.
Nielsen Hall, larceny: do. David Hazleton,
suspicion OF larceny; do Jas. Cation and Cath
arine Cation, assault; do. John Gallagher,
drunk and profane: do. Reuben Smith, drunk
and disorderly s2.5s, John Jones, interfering
with officers and profanity; do. Geo. Bush and
dismissed. Chas. Parkhill, drunk; military.
Jno. Rese liter, suspicious character; dismissed.
Owen Carroll, drunk and disorderly military.
Joshua Reynolds, drunk; do.
A FogGERY.-On the 5th inst there was a
meeting at Wards Hall, Fifth Ward, of those
who, being outyoted at the regular ward meet
ing. proposed to dodge the regular ward nomi-
nations and get up another ticket. The COM
mittPe on resolutions, however, had the sense
to see that they had not ghost Of chance IL
they followed the suicidal policy adopted by
the Richards party leaders, of denouncing their
opponents As secessonists, and among their
resolutions they reported the following, which
were adopted by the meeting:
ssReso!ced, That we will not make an Issue on
the general ticket, in our ward nominations.
"Rssolred, That we regard the disloyal men
who have taken sides on the general ticket, as
actuated by no other motive than that of in
creaslng the division among Union men,
But, 10 and behold! when the proceedings
appeared in the Chronicle and Republican, the
above resolutions had been erased, and the fol-
lowing substituted:
"Resolved, That no true Union man who sus-
tains the Administration in all its efforts to
crush the rebellion, can be justified in voting
for ticket selected and sustained by secession
lists and copperheads.'
Are not these men rather HisLaking the tenn
per of the people of Washington, in supposing
that it will pay to brand as secessionists, citi-
zens they kilolg TO be as good men rs themselves,
merely because they choose to retain in position
tried and capable officers, whose patriotism no
one, not even their opponents, dare to question!
Election day will tell
CENTER MARKET.-The supplies ia day We're
plentiful and of good quality. Prices as fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
LYoS-s MAGNETIC FLEA Pow DER

LYoS-S MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
In Summer when the sun is low.
Come forth in swarns the insect foe,
And for cur blood, they bore you know.
And suck it in most rapidly.
Butfeas, roaches, 'skeeters-blacA or white
In deaths embrace are stiGened quite,
IfLyon's Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity.
LYONS Powder is harmless to mankind, but will
kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs.
&c. Lyons magnetic Pills are sure death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere.
my A-2w DENNIS BARNES Co., New YORK.
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PERSONAL.

HAND MAGNETISM.
II MRS WREN
continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
With Her Hands
Call and see this city testimonials. 445 st !,
between 9th and eth, Washington, my l3-lnat
nc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ross, Doctress and
~ Astrologist, was born with 3 natsral gift.
she tells the past and futare-never known to fail
Causes speedy marriages; brings together those
long separated; cures all disc asses. Business
of Twelfth street west, three squares frsm the
Patent ONCE. The only person that can show q
likeness of future husband or absent friend In re
Atty. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen 81. ap % Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

RETURNING HOME Yesterday and last
night the following regiments arrived at the
Soldiers Rest, and took special trains for home.
their term of service having expired 21th New
York. Col. Adams, 600 men; 33d New York,
Col. Tay ior- 400 men, and 132d PeEnsylYania,
SIS men. The two first are two years men,
and the latter nine months regiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
MARRIED,

On Wednesday, the 18th instant, at St Pster's
Church by the ney r. H. BOYLE. Dr.. WIN. HER.
BERT COMBS to KATE, daughter Of =. B. Walsh,
all Of fhis city
On Thu, 18th instant, by Rev A. .. Hollister, Mr.
R0BERT REID to Miss NARY WIHECOVBR, all
eff this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

HosTETTEE,s STOMACH BITTERs:-A Hundred
Cprafires IN One.-Not the least striking merit of
Hostetter's Celebrated Btters is the wide scope of
their operation ss q preventive and remedial pre-,
paretion As pTottctirs nsiicine they ward OIL all
the diseases-and their rame is Legion-that
originate in nnwholesome cir, impure water, ex-
haGstipg heat, other local and climate causes
This alone would be sufficient to secure for any
corrective ard Alternative meaieine world wide
Specific hss hundred other claims TO the conf
dence snd high consideIation, of tie PUBLIC. in
remittsnt fe7ars, cholera morbus, cramps cello
eorstirstion, general debility. premature decay,
tiona weakness. sea sickness diarrhua dysentery
fatnlency, vertigo fainting fits, Mysteries and all
compa in Is proceeding from imferfect digestion
and dsordec condition of the liver and bowels
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters ara the most power
advertised by the press, administered in family
practice.
wholesale A gents.-A. n. Bininger Co., o37
Penn. ave. my Is eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

QUA ARTILLERY SPIKED.-Our General Baker
has "spiks the artillery of all his rivals The
General Baker we refer to is Dayton whose Crack
supercedine all others. 1T
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oHrsoropr.-Is is seriously to be rsgrett.d that

CHrRoPopY.-Iti il seriously to be regretted d that
and other disorders Of the feet to which the
been conside red Of so little interest amongst the
public and scarcely to have been noticed in proper
it is a well known fact that these local complaints
when neglected jure the general system, by pre-.
coz ducive health; but since the arrival of ~.
White. at 424 Penn. avenue hundreds OF our cit.
izens have submitted to his manipuiations, and
testify with gratitude to his successful method
of treating corns, bunicrs. bad nails, &c. ap2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
Qrcnrr RrsrIczc

Sasnsyifan's GIN is the most certain, safe and
effe ctual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
eey ever discovered. Cures ia two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
al, no balsam. mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. It is the soldiers hope, and . friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, So: female, IS.
Samaritan 5 Root and Herb Jmices-A positive
and permsnen. case for Syphilis. scrofula, Ulcers
for S6. Sold By 8. c. Ford See advertisement ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
DENNIS BARNES 4 Co., New YORK.

MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS are bein,
daily added to the already splendid stock ofJewelr
and Silyer-Plated Ware, at the Dollar Store, 43'
Pennsylyania avenue. near IA street. Drop i.
there and be astonished At what . dollar viii
buy. may 9-lwS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16
RfE0,

Or the R.a Infant, Of CONSERVATION. Miss G. TH-
ARIEE W aLsH. ia the fist rear Of her age. Nay
she rest In peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

DISEASES OF TIRE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URIsARY
Aap sexual EysrEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the He,ca,d Acknowledgement
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge ADDRESS
DR.. J. Skillin HougAton, Howard Association,
Phiiadel phia, Pa. mar 25'3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

Is IT POSSIBLE THAT ANY SoLpiER can he SO
foolish TO irave the city without 8 supply of
Hoiioway's Ointment and Pills: VII oever does SO
will deeply sgretit. TheEe medicines are the only
Ger tain cure for Bowel Complaints. Fever, Sores
and scurvy. Only Is cents per Box or Pot. 2z3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

TaK CHEAPEST ASB BEST 81 AIR DYE II TIE WORLD
Nepey Fades on Washes OHs.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
&c ATS box The best in rss. Try II. Sold BY b
C. FORD corner nth street and Pa. avenue. ash
In stop aud III cary Cook. Alexandria, 5a6-V
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
2f 10. o. f.. 3@
Grand Leyee and Festival.

The Committee Of Arrangements would respect
GRAND L1vHR AND RxsTIvAL will be given
by EXCELSIOR LODGE, No 1t, At Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, on MONDAY lvENING.
May IS, 1853, and every possible provision will be
e
The kpteftsin% m will commence Ct 9elosS
.tn vii ps r n ntss
estng exercises; and at 9 O'Clock the Saloon will
be taken in charge BY the floor MANAGERS for the
enjoyment of those fond of the pleasures OF the
Tickets, ons Dollar; admitting gentleman and
the Lodge and the Order.
ks ksssRT O. s. 5oHs i sM h2PssE
COMMITTEES on THE PART OF THE ORDsR.
ae |. s'sna ass:s t.e.a ran...eu.
pasir. VIM W D,.s Gs.''a' f he1 William Scott,
pem rs.n.. Rles EasAaspfsa tof 9ssa #.,..n.
pc ,,s, r,x,,. Eastern Il 5ed as;,,.. .,,.,,,
se Charlie. E. Nelson. As'"'"s sd Eo S,ii..n Scott.
20 o.ors. w. o.,, ssl""''s W. ds $4.a T. r,.s
se Charlie. Hawke, Uai0" f hsszsi a.o.s. Brown,
RwDG Nj. SAME Douglass, PG Byren A. Kiddcr,
RS pvaa1, ''"a" Pc t;O JANE. Ridgew.y,
Beacon Lodge
Pc L. B. Allyn, G.H John r. Piper,
NC job. W DAM. Ms're'0H 81 hs William A. Yates.
Mechanics Lodge.
N.G. Eli Garrett, Bro. M G. Shaw,
Oriental Lodge.
PGM. John Ths ", PIG Wan Ketter,
Il. w. Grand Ear1n7pment.
M.WG.P. VIM. 5. Roberts, MEG.H.P. Alfred II Gawler
Columbian Encampnlent.
Pep. joseph Hamacber. Pep. John r. Wright,
Magenenu Eaen,npnaent.
C.P Vim. Getzendannsr, PIP. jos s. Tucker,
Ridgsty Encnn1pmeHs.
Path Thomas Downing, PIP. Parker H. Sweet,
Mount Nebo EncGmpnisnt
Pip Andrew J. Borand, PIP. John c. O. Whaley
may A,l6,lS
EIRST GRAN D PIG MIC
UNITED BUTcREKs' ASSOCIATION n
E. LGFFL ER'S CITY GARDEN, GzaA
THURSDAY, MAY 81.
AASAA - y e IL L S0IS .
Admitting Gentleman and Ladies.
COMMITTEE.
J. G, Joachim, w. II. Fenton,
i Trnxei. T. Wesllalt. m16-4t*
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By w. l.. WALL G CO., AuctionesYa.
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURl
trust to the bearins data the eth day
Of June. A; ? 1852, and duly recorded in Libsr ].
DAY, the 18th day Of May, commencing In Al osiE
Indiana avenue the As isrs,
assortment of valuable Furniture and HcasehoN
One fine Rosewood Iron Frame = octave Pi.ns
Forte. Stool and Cover
Sofas, Lounges, Arm, Side and Recepsioa
Pair Git and Blue ottomans.
Pair oval az a hsn Mirr ana fier Tables,
Green Embrsidsred and Lace Curtains. osrnie,s
Crimson Embroidered Lace Curtains. DO.
RMr ,ia Carpets, Euss, DO
walnut BBs seEsss. s Tso Rsss
Ss5 sP P Tas
Walnut Esbis and Busisrs ere Tr RAGS
Hail oil Si' Ulos a +, oai a Hst0Tack,
Hall Chairs and Chandelier. Clock,
Oil Cloth On various landings,
Step CArpeting, Rods and fixtures,
Mahos any Becstesd, Bureau, Wardrobe and wasA.
Mshoa any Marble top Bureaus and Washstanda,
Walnut French and Cottage and Iroa Bedste.dA,
Single and Double Trundle Bsdstssds,
Walnut and Imitation Bureaus. Wsrdrobas, & Z
Feather Bed, Pillows and Boistsrs,
Curled Hair and Spring Mattresses
ssasa ans BeSaias
Easy Chair, Crib Bsdstesd,
hair Mattress and pillew,
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking mtsnsils.
my 5-so&ds WI. WALL d CO., Auets.
WTHE ABOVE SALE Is INAyoIDABLY
postpesnsd to FRIDAY MORNING the s. "a mss.
my IL w. l.. WALL K CO., Aucts
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sPysakscaaa1A OAK BE OuREO.-Dr. Rands
specific cures SpsTnsasorrhaa. Ssminal Wsaknsss,
Inposney Loss Of Pcfoe. ETC., Spsedi1y ana
Speciac. viii convince the most skeptical Of Its
merits. Prize 81 box. Sold By ). Q. Ford, cor,
uer nj 4 street and Pa avenue, washington, and
Cnok Aissapdr.a. ~6-iy
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ByW,I. WALL6 co Anctionae-s

BY W. L. WALL co ,Auctioneers
Corner Pa avenue and 9Th street, south side
GROCERIES, TOBACCO. CIGARS, LIQUORS
TUESDAY MORNING. May 10th at Ia ojclock
viii sell in front of the Auction Rooms a lot
of Groceries, embracing
Barrels White and Yellow Sugars
Chests Tea and Ground Coffee,
Tierces Rams and pacon
Boxes Cheese, Candles. and Starch
icU Boxes yellow and CASTLE and Olive Soap
Boxes Adanlantine. Sperm. and Mould CaI dies
lgi gross Matches and Cotton Irvine,
Fruits
Gases Natural Preserves and Jsuies
Cases Mustard, Cinnamon. Pepper and Ginger
81 Boxes Extract snG Concentrated Coffee
Barrels Erred Peaches and Apples
Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats, and Vegetables
Boxes Navy Tobacco,
Kegs White Lead
Smoking and Rilkinnick Tobacco
large assortment Cigars
J27 Cases Caret and Catawba Wine
About $40 gallons Grape, E,dnrberry, Blackberry,
Currant, and Black and Red Cherry Wine, of
the manufacture of Brown Heath, and Of
GOOD quality
Baskets and cases Champagne and German Wines.
Gases " hiskay, Rrsndy, Gin, and Bittars
Barrels Pixies xxx, Miller's Rye Magnolia
bourbon and other Wkiskeys, aud Iu gallon
kegs Suits Whisky
Is barrels very fine old Bourbon Whisky, Boyd &
Son 8 five year old
Il and y Brandy
Also, a quantity of Small Stores
Terms cash.
by 10 W. l.. WALL Il co, Aucts
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Dr. Dupoyf's Susarcoated Feaaals Regulating
Pills are the Gerry best IN ifss. They operate Ysassy
sea upon tie nsost delicate stomach. trial OF
these Pills viii their 3rpIso,sty ev al
Price els box. Sold byS. O. FORD. corner I'LL
Cook. AaIsndris. saSH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-16

By BOTELEK WILTON, Auetioneers,
DEREMPT0RY SALE OF CITY LOTS.-on
Il THURSDAY AFTERNOON. May s5.h at q
O'Clock We will sell, at oar Auction Rooms Iron
Ball, the following described City Lots, Wig =
Lots No and Is. in Sauare ;23. fronting 50 feet
Smokes on Maryland avenue, between l3ta and
18th streets east,
Lots NO and Is, in Square No $685. fronting ach
100 feet en- north @ street, between 18th street
east and avenue
The whole of Square northwest of Square No. ,o3s
embracing Lots No. 1. 2, 3, 4, 5 and s, fronting
aD avenue, north street and 18th st. east
Lot No. s. in Square No. ,8s5, fronting IS feet on
East Capitol street, between 18th and l4.h SITS
east,
Lot No 6, Corner lot ), in Square No. 1883 front
ing 100 feet on north D street., between llth and
18th streets east.
Sale positively without reserve. Terms cash.
my l6-d&ds B0TELER &c WILSON Aucts