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Evening star., 1863-05-02
CUPREME CeURT Of THE DISTRICT OF co
!hJMBIA,

Holding the DistrIet Court Of the tied Statss for
Lot No. !, Square rs; Pi J ef Lot n i sS"T-a
Of of Lot No. a. square NJ. 4si; build ~, av,es.
msnts, etc in the Cityof Washint Ssn, =. I.
Whereas lot numbered ten. tIH, il sguHce nun
bered forty, (4o;} part of lot number-d oa. : sr4
part Of lot numbered for rteep, Ni.> in sa. aau.
bered four hundred and eighty y-e,8h ht az .rs 10
ming at the southwest corner of SAID 10 .rn.'"-.r
one, u,l and running thence north Dlr g-t.y" -
feet three (Sl inches. thence east tive p :
ninety-hve 1867 feet three 80 inches t. r0rth
street, thence west by and with tie -- Of street
to the beginning part Of lot mum twenty three
t2s> and part of lot numbered twentyfou t2iJ in
t49l.l beginning for the same at the northeast angle
of said lot numbered twenty.Iour t24 and running
west thirty six 1851 feet, thence northwest ardly
thirty 500 feet three (3) inches thence northwest
inch. thence northwestwardly re t5i feet three (p
inches, thence north eleven tiD teet, thence east
sinpins. a. the same are known, marked ana dis
on the Srt und plat: ana pa as Of the city
recorded in the land records Of said Dsirict
gether with the improvements; buIidinsa, rights,
privileges, aPpurenances ana otnes
and all the right, title interest and estate of Cor
neius Boyle therein, have been seized by the Mar
shai of the United States for the District Of Colum
bia BY virtue of an act of Congress- approval the
seventeenth day OF July in the year of our Lord one
IAN act act to suppress insurrection, 10 punish
treason and rebellion, to seize and confscate the
property of rebels, and for other purposes
And whereas the United States Attorney for he
District Of ColuInta did on tha 18th day of April, 4.
D. 1863, file an Information in this Court prayifg
the demnstion of said pe-ty and real estate
urder the act aforesaid, and that process of mon-
ton issue agsiust the owper and owners of said
property and real estate ana all persons interested
or claiming an interest therein. warning them at
some early day. 70 appear and answer said Informs
tion. II Il therefore, This 25 day of April, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty three. ordered that notice be given to
the owrer or owners OF said property ano Zeal es-
tate and all persons interested claiming an in
terest therein to appear and answer this Insorna-
ton on the first Monday of June, 1863 and show
cause. II any they have why said aui real
estate. and the right. title and interest of the said
Cornelius Boyle therein, should not be condemned
and sold according to law and that notice BE- given
by posting copy of this order the front door of
the court house of the District of Columbia, and
hy publication in the Evening Star twice Il week
previously to said first Monday of June, 1858, the
first publication TO De on Or before the thirtieth
day Of A pril, 1868.
By order Of inc Court, April 25, 1858.
Test: R. j. MEIGs Clerk
an 80 2aytJeI Copy-Test. r J MEIGS OK
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pegs have been produced in South Cafonna.
II the war continues two years longer, ana the
blockade puts the inventive and constructive
faculty Of the rebels to its trumps, they may
yet rise to the dignity Of clothes pms ana 'eh-
penny nails.
HrThe Mobile papers say that some fellow
stole jeff Dayis's horse in Richmond the otner
day. The horse was valuable one, and there
~ no telling now much it Will cost Jen (Gon-
federate notes) to get another SO goon.
~The policy adopted by the Rebel Govern.
rnent In impreesipg negro laborers INTO It's
service, is loudly complained OF by the planters
q Mississippi. 1t is feared want OF labor Will
cause want OF feod.
bama from Connecticu twenty-five years ago,
was hung by mob at Montgomery, Ala, on
ahe i4,h ultimo, for having written book
against the South. The oook was III manu-.
script. .<
~ The Weonsocket cotton mills are re.
duciag their hours of labor. Several of them
this week commenced to run half time, and 1t
is pres med that the others will adopt SIM
ilar course.
HThe only bid for the Confederate bonds
mt mn at auction in Halifax, on the 10th inst.
was fy canny Scotchman, who offered five
cents per pound weight for them, for packing
paper.
seAn effort is making to commence the cul-
tiyatiun OF the poppy in the South, IN order TO
get supply OF opium. Inc rebel army
Medical Department is sending out poppy
seeds.
1Prince Alfred was in Paris recently, on
"bender." The Emperor and Empress and
others Of the quality called on him, but he was
of boule levarding.
SSayeral duels, a horse whipping and a
Law suit. have arisen in Paris from newspa-
per critics ridicUle OF an ACTOR because ne was
fat.
tIThe office OF the Copperhead newspaper
Sacramento Republican was destroyed at l
O'Clock on the morning of the 22d, by a mOb-it
is reported by soldiers from Camp Union.
ST The pressure for carrying merchandise
and passengers from England to America is SO
great that extra boats have been put on al the
lines.
~ flood in the AHdroscoggin, at Lewis
ton, last week, swept away 100000 logs from
the boom of the Steam Mill Co.
~ The G oyernment is now occupying and
running trains over the Memphis and Ohio
railroad.
~ Block. houses are to be erected along the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad to guard the bridges
and yiaducts.
~Rev. Mr. Parks, Catholic priest of Par
fersburg, va, has been arrested on a charge of
disloy yalty.
~ The "no cards" mania is extending, and
the Canada papers attach ''no cards issued to
their funeral notices.
VJohn Covode is prominent candidate
for the Union nomination for Governor OF
Pennsylvania.
- Allegheny county, Pa, has a railroad
debt OF over Si,OOO,WO.
~ Ex-senator Latham, of Cal, is about
taking European tour.
~ Chicago has raised 100 recruits tor tile
Massachusetts colored regiment
SHenry de Hess, the great German battle
scene painter, has just died.
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pRoposALs FOR HAY, srKAw, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARrERxAsfER's OFFICE, }

ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsfsR's OFFICE,
FoYase Dsportmeat, Cor. and 2zd streets, }
WASHINGTON. D. G., April Is. 1868
WSIrTEs Sr PROPosALs AZ are inaitsd for furnishing
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or atany of the Government wharves in this city.
signed, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
delivery. =
Proposals will be received for Ave thousand
00) bushels of Corn Oats. and 6fty 5O) tons of
Hay or Straw, and upwards unless It should be for
the interesa of the Government to contract for
less amount.
All grain to be put up in good raoks, of about two
a. bushels each, which are to be furnished at the
cost of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay offered to be subject to rigid
inspection by the Government 1ns pector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders, the intsrs OF
the service may requi,e 9. GOOD security will be
required for the faithful fuldmsnt of any contract
made under this advertisement. - - - -
Payment to be made at the completion Of the
contract. 8. L.. BROWN,
apISm Captain and A. Q. M. U. q. A..
Evening star., 1863-05-02

ORPHANS COURT, DIsraior or OoLuMBIA
" Eeshinsto. Cossfy, to.wit In the case of
Sscsssed. the Administrator afore said has. with
NE appreciation Of the 0rphans' Court of Washing.
icStou county Aforesaid. appointed Saturday, the
~ tri6uton Oh the persopd sstste oftaid dsceassd
Of the assets In hand - faf - thssanie have been
Seiieete1 and turned into money. When snd where
i re cred itefs and heirs Of said dec sssd motif
led to sttend tat the OrZaans. Court Of Washing
ymshsd. or thsy may otbsrvise bylaw be excluded.
ron slI bsssGt IN MD dsesaseds estate provided
= co1y OF this order =. pa eHshe4 once week for
~ Say OF Nay, le6a ~ Test: 3 9. R0BpINa.
a. TIsrsWa 'sAs sf<a =. g neRisssr Of Wills
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CLOTHING, &c.
THE oLoTHIBRs eI THE pIsTRIori

To THE oLoTHIBRs OF THE DIsTRIori
The undersigned would most respectfully inforn
his friends, and the Trade generally ths. he Is nov
prepared to offer one Of the finest SPRING Stocks Of
READYMADE CLOTHING
ever offered In this city He assures those In want
Of stock that they win DO well to give him call
Respectfully. D. HHR3BBRG,
No. 2 Market spAes, next TO corner OF
Baltimore street.
Baltimore, March, B6S. mar % im'
1U RRAH FoR sAIrHii
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
He 10 selling Inmsnss Barsaias In
CLOTHING, FURHIsHINa GOODS,
HATE, GAPS, e., &s.
For few days more We will oaer our immense
stock ct great rsains to make room for our
SPRING sfocK.
TO those in want We say, now II the time 70 bay,
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters iss
Olothin.-46o seventh street. two doors above
Bruce COS III. SMITH, olothIer,
No. l60 Seventh street,
marH and corner 9th st. and Pa. ay.1
CRKAT DECLINE IN GOLD
In order 70 reduce our present stock ws have
REDUCED THE PRIOE or OUR CLOTHING
and are DO ' selling OF ct rapid rates. i .f
1hs people ind that r-
-...! T. J. BRUCE & C0.D
IL the yaacs TO buy
.-.t-Eet GOOD CLOTHING
Low rEs.
Call and secure some of the Great BsrRdns now
offered at No. AGA SEVENTH STREET two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE co.,
mar II Olothiers. AGA Seventh st. near p
nISOHARGEp SCLDIERS
IL are all invited to cali ct
sMl HIS,
No. 46O sIvlHfH S1RIHS,
Opposite City Post 0Eos,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 46O SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER GOTH sTRE1r AND PA. Av.
nar17
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PROPOSALS.
DR0P0sALe FOR HORSES.
CHr,g obAArERMAsfERs OYFIoE,
Iepof of KnShfas sfoss eaz lskk aad q sts

CH1Ir onARrERxAsTERs OrFIoE.
'' Ts.ssfss.S .sssssssas s0f B. s S 1s1ii sn@ IS sis
soet M o1 me u. Ssy Of Ma. VIII
93ol two thousand Horses, Of the following de-
''r''"0n VIZ: CAVALRY ~
to sssssn ~: ssnes Sfs
.s The :.aas s. su IT,: .SS s:
rem all esfsess. .p-11IERy
For Artillery, 1901 eve hundred Horses. from
1st, fifteen and one half to fl6) sixteen hands
so.ors, free irom All defects, we'll broken to hsr.
sess. eomPsstly built, and to weigh not less than
PRsPOSALS.
The full name and post efice address Of the bid
Its bid Is made in the name Of arm, the name.
sSnsdsI.d a. the individual proposal Of the D.rss
Proposal: from S.sleyal Parties will not b cor:
fn s,. % os
tract.
2 must sss,, -sstn:. the BID
s;ss
e q; S,S:1 +. S
saa shssid s. plainly naiied PIoDos:i. 70; 70;
bonds equal in amount to half the sum to be re-
seived on the contract, signed BY the contractor
and tive responsible securities, viii be required of
successful bidders
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
Are opened.
s..t for sS. :. ,:
By letter. or BY telegraph
INsPEOTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment will be subject to rigid inspection and those
not conforming to the specifications will be re-
3ected.
No Mares will be received.
The Horses must be delivered In this city, within
twenty days from the date of the contract.
Payment to be made upon the com pletion Of the
oontrsct, or soon thereafter IS the Chic! Quar-
tel master shall e IN funda
The CAVALRY Horses will be yAwaSded in lots
Of tN0) two hundred each, and the ARTILLERY
Horses in lots of (25a) two hundred and fifty cash
unless the Chief Qu8rtermaster should deem 1t for
the interest Of the Government to vary the number
The Chief Quartermaster reserves TO himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may DEAN too
high. D. II. RUCRER,
ap 28 St Colonel and Chief Quartermaster.
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DENTISTRY.

x DIR. LOCK WOOD,
SURGEON DENTIST, WaAhfastoS Bkt1dtns,
ecr.er "a. areras and S.res.h s.-feeth
inserted on FHicsuzad kubb. rs chesp ss=-@S
ana improved plan. Also, Gold snd'%lIl1DJ
Silver Plates made in So peyior style.
Teeth extracted withnct pain. ap I-4s
NEW ANp IMPRUvED NVAN riok
ARTIFICIAL z-s
CHEoPLlsTIC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT EErAL PLAFH.oI CLASPS.
DIR. 8. B. sIaEsMOND, .-
$40 E,ocs,,ray Nesr fosk. and 900 PesnyyscSSiA
A>ssHs, oetsssea liiA and 18Th sts., HasAsssto~,
Calls the attention OF the pablo to the following
sd1antasss Of ais improved system: <xe
i. The Teeth of ais manufacture wiz
aey.r o. rsods nor change color ey sny
ss.ds being three four Ii ghter than Any other.
T. No teeth roota need be e1tfAted, ~ tha
artificial ones can be inserted over them:
g. The roots win be made ino6ensiye, and never
to ache. o."
T. No temporary teeth are needed. - permanent
onsScan be made iDmsdi lately, thereby preserving
tie n8eura expression Of the face which under tbs
old system ID frequently disagured.
5. This work has been fully tested over Eve
years by many Of the Arst chemists and physicians
Of this country. "
Or. 8. has also invented white undestruetiys
metal filing, with which the most sensitiye teeth
can DO allep without pain, and can build ao per.
feet. sound tooth on any sde roots, which via last
throue b lifetstime.
Can and examine for yourself NO RSm
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0UARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE.
M &ASHIHGrQN Oily Mach 1853

q tAHTERMASTER g GENERAL's OFFICE.
Owners of steam vessels are invited to send to the
Quartermaster Generals ONCE tenders for their
charter sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whether coppered, whether side wheel or pro
yellers whether iron copper fastened, size and
power Of sn.inss and boilers and should state the
price ut which they are offered for long short
charter with the estimated value Of the vessel in
case OF loss, or in case the Government should
Owners Of steam vessels already in tas service of
the Quartermsster DEPARTMENT are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
grant, and also the price 1t which they will be
willing to sell them
All such tenders should be addre ssed to the
Quartermaster General of the United States, ct
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for cb arter o, sale of steamers"
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters BY substituting. wherever It
en- e do so, cheaper vessels OF tqqA cspseity for
mar q Sm QuArtermaster General.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

r1u1NIsH1D HOUaD WANf1D.SNaateAstQ %
T rsnt, Aor ffom one ess1eS yeafs Iurnilbed.
Hrst q bes0alsMtzd prs1sTrs3. hddfss Leek Bdx
- Ia1htulton, DO. Or N<W
Evening star., 1863-05-02

,r,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court of
washington county In the District Of Columbi. J.,
Charles 8. Whitney, late Of Wellington county
Secsased. All persons having claims against the
sams With the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
so or before the 18th day Of April NEXT they may
sc said esfate. Given under my hard this 18th
Ssy Of April A. D. 1855 THOMAS DKSHIs,
Az Is lAws&r . Administrator.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u APRIL 20, 1885,
Proposals. will be received BY. the undersigned
painting the saloon in the old portion of the Patent
Specification can be seen at this ofice.
For Preparing ard painting bids can be made
for work by the day, or for the job,
apH-td D.P HOLLOWAY, Commissioner.
DROPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED ATSTHE
Il Mayors Office ltil Saturday. 9Th May, at IL
O'Clock NJ, for he erection of Engine House,
for the use of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
Company. in accordance with plans and speci6ca-
tons file in the Mayors Office, which may be
seen from and after this day.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Board of Aldermen.
CHAS. II. UTKRMEHLE,
Common Council.
ap29-dtd Untel., Rep Chron.)
DROPOsAL WILL BE RECEIVED at the Mayors
L Office until IL o clock N. on Monday the 4th
of May for grading and gravellinR street north
from Fourth to Fif. 4 street west
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and square yard for graveing.
The grave must be nine inches in depth in the
center tapering to four inches At the sides, after
which to be thoroughly raked and rolled.
No part of the appropriation viii be paid except
upon the certificate o. the Commissioners that the
work has been properly executed.
VIM. DOUGLAS.
Commissioner of ths Fourth Ward.
A. SMALL.
G, SAVAGE,
an g9-St Assistant Com M eeionere
Evening star., 1863-05-02
THE EVENING STAR.
PRENTICEANIA.

We would no more consider SEE in determin-
ng herher undcubted traitors should Ia ar
rested Ia their treas on than we would inquire
aeeidiny whether rat lesnake should go at
krge, whether rhe reptile was 3 he or q she
enc. Ia Y '
A Mr.. Noble OF Ohio says shat .sany possible
peace ia be.ier,than thiswar." We don't know
What Mobiles Christian name is, bat il ought
- - Lo.
A Geographic despatch to the Cincinnati
papers says that Jim Clay is under Humphrey
Marshall. In that case, the poor fellow mHst
~ crushed as fat as q pancaRe.
JED Davis has issued another address to his
people. If not q man of address, he is q man OF
many addresses.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

" TEETH.
Wl. LOOMS, II. D., the Inyensor and Ratensee
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETE, attends
personally At ais sfnoe In this CITY. Many0SYY
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wea others "ao
cannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my once can be soconmoostea
y3tb any style and price Of Teeth they may desires
sut to thos6 Who s particular and wish the purest,
sleaIaest ssron est aoa most perfect denture that
srt san rfcdEaa, tia MINERAL PLATE wiz %
more sully ssrrscnted.
Rcosms in this eits-No 3as Pennsylvania avenue
oet1een ess ana in.h streets. Also, 907 Arch st.,
YkiisdeInI;n mar Ally
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nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
u FOR TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
United States -
n ss''s:s "a i ds,:s zs:,' Murray liz A'.'''1'''


Where's S"d he sssid .ehoons. Emil, Murray and
cargo we're captured - prize by the officers and
crew OF the q B. steamer Coeur de Lion, attached
tSn TN Tsst o q and
Court, by the United States Attornsy for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, prsytns the condemnation Of
said schooner ald cargo. and that process Of msni
tion and attaehment issue Against said schooner
and cargo, and the owners thereof, aud all persons
interested or claiming an interest therein warning
them ai some sar Day to appear :, and answer said
miraty sitting this t day of April 1858 that notice
be given to the owners Of said schooner and cargo
and al persons interested or claiming interest
therein to appear and answer this libel on the LIST
Monday Of May, 1853, and shew cause If any they
have, VII = said schooner and cargo should not be
eonAemned and sold according to law, and that said
nctce be given By posting copy Of this order upon
the frons SSor sf shs sort house Sf ssia District
Dseyiors TO said lst Monday in May the frst pubi.
cation g Be on or before the ist Msnday OF April
N6o. By order Of tho Court.
True eojy-Fsst.-sS j. MEIds. cieri. = SsS s.sax
CfBIoTLY PURE OALIP0RNIA WINES AND
Sole agents for the District Of Ceiumbia fer the
ale Of Aessfs. Kohlsr & Erohlins,s pure Caiifor.
nia Wines and Brandies. The following are our,
.ASSSK SSSSKEsTeAAhh u eAAhhrrs WINES, Il Il III sia' z q
!, P9krs WHITh nNUsoATEL, - sst's, .'s -
la1N & PiRRrn. Sole Agents,
mar Him corner 9Th and streets.
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SCARCITY or GRKESBAsKs.-lt Is an actual
factrhat there is 1t the present time an actual
scarcity Of Treasury notes in baltimore. The
agents OF the Government for the issue Of the
per cent bonds require payment OF Treasury
aster, refusing those OF the banks, and the large
nvestments saily making in these bonds has
doubtless caused the scarciT-Ba!t American.
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Test: Is. J. MEIGS, CIerk.
Copy-Test r. J. MEIGS. Clerk ap4.za
nIsTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STAT
II FOB Hs;l,a THE sl DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.

97 Cases Of Mil Drink panty In ADMIRALTY.
Q the eargo Of The schooner
Tho c. WorrsH.
Whereas, the said 2J7 Gases Of milk drink we're
on the 18th Of February, 1885, seized for violation
Of the Revenue Law of the United States and
brought within the jurisdiction of this Court aud
on the second Of March, 1868, Libel was fled by
the United States Attorney for the District of Co.
lumbia in this Court, PRAYING the condemnation
of said cases of milk drink. and thxt procese Of
monition and attsehment isaas asai4st ssid cases
sons interested or claiming an interest therein,
warning them st some early day to appear and an
swer said Libel: It is therefore ordered By this
Court in Admiralty sitting. this first day OF pril
1863, that notice be given to the owners Of aaid
cases Of milk drink and all persons interested or
claiming an interest therein to appear and answer
this Libel on the first Monday of May, 1863 and
sh9S 9 cause, If any they hays. why said cases Of
eording TO law and that said notice be given by
posting copy of this order upon the front door Of
the Court @ouse of said District, and by publica.
ton In the Evening Star twics . waek previous to
be on or before the second Monday Of April los "
BY order Of tbs Court:
copy-Test:-R. MRIGs, CLARK. ap law
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Corner EfSiteenth and G streets.

WASHISGToN ID. c., April %, 1663.A
PROPOSALS Will be received at this Office until
TUESDAY, May 5, at IL o clock for one Worthing
ton Steam Pump mo. y similar to the one now in
use at Mount Pleasant q. 8. Ho. pital. and the
necessary pipes and plumbing to carry the water
from the pun house at Mount Pleasant ospitsl
grounds, and for distributing the same to the
Kitchens
Plan and specifications can be seen at Carver
hos ital on Saturday, May 2 between the hours Of
II and 2p, m.
CanP Assjstant Ousrternaste II Army and
sheuld be plainly mari ed " Pro posals for Plumbing
at Carver Q. 8. HOSPITAL E.E CAMP,
p2s.5t Captain and A. o M.
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ma YOR's OFF ICE,

Nl APRN, 1863
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
until Y m. Saturday. May 9Th, for grading and
sraveling Ninth street west from G to sts nor h,
under Acts approved ath May and 9Th Nov, 1852.
The gravel must be nine inches in depth in the
center, and taperins to four inches at the sides
and the street. after being graded and graveled to
the entire asfaeti0n of the Commissio er of the
Ward and Assistant Commissioner shall be thor
oughly raked and rolled
BIDDERS must state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for grayeling.
No part of the appropriation will be paid except
upon the certificate of the Commissioners that the
work is properly done. JNO. T. GARNER.
Commissioner Third Ward
THOMAS LEWIS.
g. W. DRAINE
ap 27-l0t lint, Chron L Rep Asst Oon,'rs
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nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
u FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLU MBIA.
IN ADMIRALTY,

Cargo Of Waisky, CeTse, St.t
Whereas the said cargo was ca ptured prize BY
the officers and crew of the United States fotilla
and brought into the port Of Washington, District
of Columbia, and brought within the jurisdiction
of saic Court, and on ths Cd day Of March 1858,
Alto, ney for said District praying the condemna-
ton of said cargo, and that moHition and attack
Of, and all persons Interested or claiming An inter
est therein, warning them at some early day to
dered by this Court in admiralty slit ng this slst
da, Of March 1868. that notice be given to the own
e!ainiag An interest therein TO appear and answer
this libel on the arst Monday of May, 1863, and
not be condemned and sold according to law; and
that said notice be given BY posting copy of this
said District, and by publication in the Evening
Star twice week prev ous to said first Monday Of
May, 1853 the first publication to be Oh or before
the drst Monday of-April 1858.
By order of the Court.
Test: B. J. MEIGS, Clerk
Evening star., 1863-05-02

yalifss and Travelling Bags In great ". LII
~ ~ s'-,'s i. EEILBBuN q co 81 III.
'1atss.e S06. Seventh et., between ID md n,
sHH-1me g Under Odd Eeilowes Hall 81