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Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
Fine Young Orchard.

and Cherry Trees 'PP'0' euch ana
terown about Ofa mile from Steamb,a, Tan,,.'.
a, %hch steamers touch daily during the greater
SI % she year There Is an NJ f Church and PnbI;o
"ltnn less than mile aud is considered one
oes' locations IN the county for county, store
Incte Is always an abundance Of Fish. Oysters ond
a"T "a Whd FOWL IN their seasons in sight.
% young man Of good business capacitv. and
o'% ms place offers strong Inducements
ana Is considered one among the most soInhrio, ,
mospL'able portions ofthe county Possssloa viii he
H'T1H on or before the st of May next # desired
- EtMH inH OF ALE E-One.hall cash and the hal
oe 10 'we We months with interest and security IN
De approved by the unIersigned ~
fapggygo 70 }. +. BAKER, Pruprietress.
'e"~O-" orr ~ USTLTON, Age.t'
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19

We earnestly request all persons indeb,.d IN -, :
o9OA Account to ciuse the same; and we insist ,h
a'i open accounts OF 1862 must he closed n, once
- H. ~ Co
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
PUBLIC SALEOF
Valuable Real Estate !

VIII offer at public sale a very desirabe and vnI.
ty. Maryland, ~ iNe''' 'ouh'
O'' Tuesday, the 2lst Of april ucrt.
at the hotel of Mr.. o Rasin in Cbester,o,,, nm
80. d. IN rms property consists Of large two
EMiM DWELLING HOUSE.
1111A containing seven large rooms besides Ia,oo
G Sno convenient Sr0RF ROOM. and good Kitcbeg
lar Ss ase Houses Meat and Poultry Houses and STA"
ali g'o1 % UAbDEN we'll paled in. aud contains in
Dost and rail fence. There isa "'' soou
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
RENO
Boots and Shoes.
SsS - VA ~~%- -

purchased at auction, IN Philadelphia. for cash
Also the largest and best assorted stock of Fall nm,
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19

The persons fercest for paaee apnear n
nave nothing to propose except that the
Federal Government should lie quietly down
and die. We wish they would quietly set
1t tbs example Louisville Journal ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-18
TEA Of very choice quar-
VI ty just received, and tor GnG sa5e % % Kngst
NH 25-lnl* HENRI I CCOh, % N-e--~

nupo FOR ALEXANDRIA, 7 y A3n on
nm % 9 N A G ER:-The $: ste iaave
K KEY Capt E. A. Ryther, wtl! FRI Fri
bier foot Of Barre street, Batimors2| ese;S
d diV1 ats at D. M. for Alexandria, WashS''s''''
and landings on the Potomac river. ororv Tues
Returning, will leave Washington nn esV dsy at
day. at a; M, and Alexanq d;no SON on the Poto'
a. m, for Baltimore ana landings
lae riC Custom House permits must ac9 podsc
FREIGHT for Alexandria and landings Oh ''0
river.
All freight must be prepaid, -, board orto
FoE fsght Or Passagge6 S Sggp'{4 5 On Light street
wharf, Baltimore, or to G. 10 Alexa.
NH 28-tf BkODEho " we
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-18

work has been prosecuted by the Illinois TAR
mers with vigor; broad breadths OF land nave
been sowed with wheat; and much ground IS
made ready for the sugar cane.
The eonstitutionality Of the laws OF Illinois,
under which negroes are excluded from the
Commonwealth, is to be tested in the Supreme
Court of that State.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue is
deyising an efffectual plan by which to cancel
stan1ns. so as to render their use afterwards
impossible. Under the present system, the
government has suffered much loss.
Counterfeit limitations of u. 5. postal cur
rencv are very much in circulation at present
A man named keenan, was committed IN Ne"
York Oh Thursday, by .. S. Commissioner
White, for passing several spurious specimens
Of this paper money.
A large number ofrefugees from Portsmouth,
Norfolk and Suffolk, have arriyedin Baltimore
They had to leave the former cities on account
Of the threatened attack on them.
A flag Of truce came up from Vicksburg on
the 9TH inst, in charge Of Confederate ottl-
Ger, who brought in a yawl boat two chaplalns'
who belonged to Wisconsin regiments They
we're captured in Tennessee probably at the
battle of Murfreesboro'. The officer who &C
companied the flag Of truce brought with him
a bouquet from Gen. Pemberton to Gen. Sher-
man. It was composed of the rarest flowers,
both native and exotic The officer presented
the beautiful gift, and stated to the Union Gen.
that he had no objection to his seeing the bat
teries, &C., at Vicksburg and invited him to
come down and see them.
Adiutant-G General Thomas made speech to
General McPherson's Brigade at Lake Pro-
whence, the other day. He told the soldiers
that the President had clothed him with the
fullest power to inaugurata the administration
policy touching negroes, who were to be re-
ceived within the lines, clothed, fed and armed.
He had authority to dismiss any man, be his
rank what it may, who maltreats this untor-
tunate race. This was the policy of the ADJ
ministration. The President had set his foot
down and was not going to take it up.
Colonel D'Utassy yesterday confessed to
having used three thousand dollars TOR his
own private use which was drawn for the ex-
pense of raising the regiment. He said ne
made this confession to prevent having to
make public his private papers.
Colonel Fry, Provost Marshal General has
n1aced lists Of Provost Marshals before the
Secretary of War, who has endorsed all but
those of Connecticut. The instructions tor
them have been printed and marked coniden-
tial. not being intended to be made public at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-18

The Howard House corner Of Broadway
ond Howard street, n. Y, has been sold for
$155, 75O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-18

The Washington Chronicle characterise9s as
an ''insolent assumption that portion OF Lord
Palmerston' speech at Glasgow, IN which ne
attributed to the y. S. government the relation
of "a rival party towards the Confederate
States. and the declaration that England had
received great invitations from each OF the II
two parties to take more active part IN the
contest" It adds that ''such offensive Vapor-
ing on the part Of the first minister OF o. the
Crown may be acceptable, perhaps, at dlnner
KEPT up to late hour; but if it were adopted
in any communication from the Foreign Office,
we are sure it would receive here a rebuke SO
prompt and unmistakable as would most like
" prevent it's repetition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
Report from Gen. Elicit Of the Destruc
ten of Austin, Mi.sissippi

NASHVILLE, May 29.-An official dispatch
to the War Department, received to-day, from
Gen. Elicit, commanding the river 1eet, da ted
Helena, Arkansas, May 25th, says:
GAS my command was descending the river
from Memphis, on the evening of the 23d, the
ccmmissaIy and quarter;2aster's beat was fired
into, frcm the Mississippi side, by 4 band Of
the enemy with two pieces of artillery, about
six miles above Austin. i returned yesterday
and landed my force. The enemy had a few
hours before my arrival captured small
trading steamer and burned her, taking her
crew captives and appropriating her freight.
! could obtain no intelligence from the inhab-
i;ants by which to guard my mo vements
"My cavalry, under Major Hubbard, eco
strong, came up with the enemy, Loco strong,
all mounted. eight miles out The fight lasted
near two hours. and the major was compelled
TO take shelter in n favorable bottom, where he
succeeded in rapulsiug the enemy, and finally
drove them off before the infantry could come
TO his relief. Our loss was two killed and nine.
teen wounded-many slightly. The enemy
left five dead upon the field, and one lieutenant
mortally wounded and twenty-five stand of
arms We captured three prisoners and burnt
the town of Austin, having first searched
every building. A. the fire progressed, the
discharge OF loaded fire-arme was like voileys
of musketry the fire reached their hiding
places; and two heavy explosions Of powder
also occurred.
"Of Major Hubbard and his battalion can
not speak too highly. T hey are deserving OF
all praise. Every officer and man of the little
force is reported to have acted with the most
distinguished bravery and prompt obedience
to crdersn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-Gen Wright has
denied the use of the mails on the Pacific coast
to the New York Weekly Caucasian.
Jobbers are doing good business, bu. other
wise business is good.
The two wings of the California democracy
arc making overtures for fusing on the State
ticket, with some prospect that they will meet
each other half way on their platform, the
M ain plank of which is opposition 10 the ad :
ministr2tion.
The Union party are holding primary elec-
tions preparatory to the 7th OF June. The State
convention contest is mainly between ex-Con-
gressmen Low and Gov. Stanford, who are
leading candidates for Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
vARiETiESI VARIETIES!
fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.

VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st.
The Coolest Place in the city. The audience can
see it il full of windows. Great SATURDa 7
NIGHT BILL. Sixth appearance of the Excelsior
Clog napeer. Nellie Howard sixth appearance
Of Lizzie Fielding, W. s.. Badworth, Ada Tssman,
double company attached to this establishment
Wednesday fterEoon-Lades' Grand Matinee
az" Densn'' . 4 HHRRY ARR I'll LESLIE, a5fI Ok
previous to which he will walk the tight rope out
side of the Varieties.
The entire play with new additions, entitled the
FRENCH SPY is in prepar alton.
Miss Nellie Howard will also make her debut on
MONDAY night for the first time in any concert hall
EXCELSIOR CLOG DANCE,
never before attempted byany lady on the Ameri-
admission i Is and 50 cents Private Boxes. s5.
XJILLARDs' HALL.
w sANDERs0N's CONCERT.
The young and celebrated American Pianist and
Mr.. HARRY sANDERsoN,
the most fiattering marks of success. the manager
hegs to announce to the public that he will give
Washington one GRAND CONCERT on TUES
DAY EVENING, June I'd, at O'Clock, on which
occasion the ll fGloJins s5tsi W Tapgssar
The kavorite American Contralto.
mir. WILLIAM CASTLE,
The Talented Tenor.
Musical Director and Accom- paniest,
Mr.. K. FIELDER.
Admission, including reserved seats, 81. Tickets
morning, May 5Oth, at Metzerett's Music Store.
Doors open alta o'clock; Concert to commence
ats. my 29-2t
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Rebel Troops nj Port Hudson

CINClNNATI, May 2S.-A number Of con-
scripts from the 50th Tennessee rebel regiment
reached Cairo on the 25th. They were on their
way from Port Hudson to join Gen. Bragg's
army when the battle of Raymond was fought.
In the fight they refused to fire on the Union
lists, and shot into the air. After the engage
ment they encamped at Mississippi Springs,
where they received 1.5G0 reinforcements from
Alabama. In the middle of the night about
half of the 50th rebel Tennessee regiment left
their camp, determined to make their way in to
The Union lines. They say there has been at
no time more than 10000 rebel troops at Port
HndSOu
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TElEGRAPHIC NEWS.
fAssoo,srEp PRESS DISPATCHES
TINE WAR IN MENtCO.
The French Besiegin: Puebla-O:ficiaI
Dispatches to Pre- ssident Juarsz

SAN FRANCISCO, May .9.-Da.cs received
from the City Of Mexico via Acapuico, TO the
9th inst, have been received. Up 10 the 5th,
tase French continued the bombardmen, Of
Puebla, making little progress
II is believed that the French viii soon be
compelled to abandon the siege. Commcnfort
had commenced an important. movement, de-
s,ening to get in the rear OF the French, and
throw his fifteen thousand troops into Puebla
and strengthen Ortega.
On the 5th, Commonfort telegraphs to Juarez:
"The enemy is now q mile and half from our
position; he keeps up slight cannsnadiBg Of
Puebla; all his attention is directed 70 my
movements. MY line extends to San Puebla
del Monte. The soldiers arevery enthusiastic,
and intend to profit by il. ssCoMaoNFoRTs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ENOMMIeeIQNERe, HALE or REAL ESrATl,

By J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctioneefB.
sats Sr aeaa sspAT1
Lc-s. Manson and G1c.sd, on 18th street, 'ui,ab.
Sc Ss"r 81 L. cs s.es.
&. f. :s.ss i Ss. IL s;::.
ss1rs st Law OK Joanna Howis deceased, the unds
sass ss a
tss sne "a dsy ans sa - s1ss
,.iit ist The whole Of Square 10: as. fronting on
and iosrns ia
Iasso: j, een..nias |: 7ss square feat; Lot No. 2.
s,s24 square feet; lot e. 5s4 square fcet; Lot .,
3 te, ss, ss. Los Lot
!nss square feet: Lot y. s7s square tee. Lot H.
s ssusrs isss iss. * s :sas,s fsss Let +
sas square fss. Lot ~ 4s,2 square feet; Lot Is,
No: -, contaiI ing s,a! ; square teat
TIT The snti,s square csni9: ls square feet
substantial brick dwelling bonse and outhous.s
suitable for hrst class refdence or place Of public
entertainment and summer resort, surrou n3sd by
shade trees and commanding g fine view of the Po-
sna n.h q !: r Ne
branch of the Washington and Georgetown Rail
q; PaEt Of Lot No. !. in Square No. 97, frontire
on Maryland avenue and lying etween l3, and 18th
streets containing ,fS square feet and ha wing on
it double two story frame dwelling house. Also.
Lot Ne. 5, in said last mentioned square, containing
4.S76 square feet and having on it 8 double two
story frame dwelling house. Lot No. S, in said.
square, con tanning eGU square feet aad Lot No. g.
in said square, Containing +aS square feet, and
having on It 2 double tWo-ssory frame dwelling
Terms OF sale: One.tAird in cash on the a.y of
sale, the nrch aser purchasers to execute his
bonds for the residue in the of the
heirs, payable with interest at the legal rate at
anu II months after date. the title to DC withheld
till the payment OF all the purchase mo-ey.
All ccnveysn ing at g cost of the purchaser
JOHN HENDERSON,
HENRY A. CLARK,
CORNELIUS A. pOgGHRRTY,
JOHN G. kOBiNSOE,
Commissioners.
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Bv w T. WALL4 Co an.t;on..r.

By W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Sd STREET
ArAUCTIoy On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Sd June. at O'Clock, win sell, in.front Of ths
premises, Lot IN, reservation l fronhg . feet on
Sd street west. and running back l9 feet This lot
adioins the residence of W. W. Birth, Esq one
square Forth ct Pa. avenue
Terms: One third cash; balance in /, 2 and 2
years, bearing il tel est and secured by deed OF
NV S6-d L. WALL, e. 90 Ancts
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Goyernment Rakerv Rurnt.

BOSTON, May 29.-The extensive bakery Of
Austin q Co., in Lynn, government contractors
for furnishing hard bread to the army and
navy. was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
heavy, but amount not ascertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
Sale af Goffon

NEW YORK, May pa few bales of Sea
Island cotton sold to-day brought SI.32 per
pound. The remainder, comprising Upland
varieties, ranged from SIX to 81 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
my ls.eo&ds J.C. Mcguire { Go, Austs
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE L CO.. .Auetioneers.

ByJ.C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
" Nc. IT.. PETITIONS IN TIE CIRCUIr CoURT, u. G.
Valuable Business OF on Pennsylvania Aceaus, and
ByicE Tdrera al Long BTidge.-in com pltancs with
an order of the Circuit Court of the District OF
CouH bic, tapd at the request Of majority of the
parties interested). entered ON the 18th day of
February, 1851, in the matter of the Petition of
Peter O. Howie and other heirs at law of Parke g.
Eowle deceased. the undersigned Commissioners
in the above entitled cause, win offer at public sale
at the premises. the I'd day Of June, 1862 at AZ
o'clock 2; NJ the foliosing described Real Estats
being and lying in the City Of Washington, D. O.
lst Let No. 81 in Square A. fronting on the
south s6e Of Pennsylvania avenue near Sd street
adjoining McDermosts Coach Factory, and CON
I'd. Lot No. in Square No. a7, situated 1T the
corner of 14th street and Maryland avenue st the
foet OF the Potomac Bridge taniag 59SS Sc uare
feet. Upon this lot there Ia large brick dwelling
house, suitable for ia. eru and other improvement
Terms Of sale; Ope-third in cash en- the day of
sale, and the purchaser to give bonds for the
residue in the of the respective heirs payable
with interest, at the legal rate at six and twelve
months after dste. the title to Re withheld till the
payment of all the purchase money.
All conyeyancing ct the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN HEN DERSON.
HENRY A. CLARK,
CORNELIUSA A DOUGHERTY.
JOHN G. ROBINSON,
my1e-e eod&ds &C. MCGUIRE, 4 Co, Ancts.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

E,oR sALE-A handsome sorrel MAHI. years
II old, without any fault whatever, j viii ~
gusrantse. Rides easy. ha5nsss saddle 0H
and six Boxes. Irqusre a. 3S3 south street, be-
tween ist and Cd, ca pitel Hill. near Penn. Az.
my Ia 2Ws -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30
ByW.L. WALL eco, Auctioneers.
7 g. MARSHAL;S SALE OF SCHOONER
u.

In virtue OF decgee af the Supreme Court of
District Oh Columbia, sitting as District Court
issaed fron the Clerk Office of said court and to
The foot ef sixth street wharf, on the Potomac
Tiyer. on THURsDAY. the zth ,, day Of June next,
LAVINIA !" her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture
my z7sst ". L. WALL Co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
EIRST CLASS BUILDING SITE OPPOSITE
Il THE ENGIIsH MINISTER'S AT PUBLIC AUC-
TIoN.-on TUESDAY, June 2d;at 53a O'Clock. on
the premises, we shall sell Lot Ne lin Daydson's
inches north H street, between 18th an 18th
streets, and running back over 100 feet TO public
alley, and containing 2 293s square feet of ground.
This Lot is situated in the Immediate vicinity of
Lafayette square, War and Navy Departments, in
dence, and the sale should command attention of
persons designing to build.
Title perfect.
Terms: one third cash the remainder in six
and twelve monthf, with interest, secured by q
deed of trust on the premises.
All conyeyances at the cost of the purchaser.
my It'd J.C MCGUIRE Il CO., Auc.s
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mAseHSsssssskksg II: gsISs sSSS!ssszH ssSksr gs0ssDl
F0R COLLECTION.
WILLIAM DIXON.
Fcs Rselsrss,
SAMUEL z. DOUGLASS.
Fon SURVEYOR,
WILLIAM FORSYTH.
Toa ALDksxAs,
THOMAS .. LLOYD.
Fon coxrcx COUNCIL.
JONAS ,. ELLLs,
efeSsI cEHHnss.NYiios. & NYxss
~ SEVENTH WARD
Va UNcoNDirI0NAI UNION TICKET
JOHN JOHN s'siT;n 4. Evans
xysGsfGs sa5 SSHnab GDseS, ssesSsneil'
eniSIhs Tni I; hMuRrAAs'Hc ~ AAs'4HcurI1 m,-,u.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AvxNUI. near Wil;Ards Hotel
k1o1AlD --.AAzIss ssR
THIS Saturday EVENING. Nays
CLOSING Of tn second elk Of the Pearl of tae
American Stage.
IgGILLE MEssTTERN.
who viii ppesr for the last time positively as
HANDSOME JACK.
IN EER swN VERSION OF
JACK sHEPPARD,
5aSk 5sSk sHHEPPPakb: sHEPPakb:.
On Monday evening next viii be produced the
SiefokikE ok ok III FL SLEEP SLEEP 81 81 1F Ir
- Admission 50, s5. and IS cents. No extra
charge FOR secured seats.
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. EEAH SIXTH STxsE1,
THE COOL BErREAr.
Third Week of
MADEMOIsFLLE ANNETTA GALLETTi
The Greatest Danseuse in the World.
Who will appear each evenr g in the great Ballet
entitled
THE MOUNTEBANK OF SICILY.
She will alst execute q grand PAS sEUL, called
THE PAS DE SCARF.
Brilliant success Of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
The Scottish Nightingale.
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE,
The Fairy Stars,
George 4; Edson, Mems. szoIIosy,
i wills Ii saama1sh' AsmssToh's, = e'|y ! eiszrs eeSzs
Harry Fenton, and Frauk Budwersh
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Kate Harrison, Julia Richmond,
Lily Brandon, Lucy Clifton,
Forming in all the
GREATEST AND MOI TALENTED COMPANY
That ever appeared within the walls OF
MU SIC HALL
ENTIRE NEW BILL
NEW sEW fTH1SRSeE bHSeEs: A2ESs 2E# SONGS,
BEAUTIFUL BALLET,
The cnte: tainEent will con n7ude with the fsyorite
Farce entitled
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR
Doors open at 71a O'Clock Performance at az
Admission Orchestra Chairs, 81 cots: Dire, Cir
rle and Gallsry,:5 cents; Private Boxes, (holding
six persons,) $5
A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
SALEOF IMPROVED PROPERTl


Il ON sIxTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND
sIgRETs SoErH,-By virtue OF dsed OF trust frosi
Joseph E. Talbot 70 rederick Cailan, dated
No Isz, folios 224, &C., Of the land records OF the
county Of Washing gton, D. O., and OF p degree OF
snbstitution made in the cause Of George Poe u.
JS gsP3 d aay Of Ds5
o'clock on the premises that valuable lot IN WASH
ington known IS parts Of lots Nos. 50 and 81, IN
Subdivision of square No. E4s. bounded a: follows,
viz Beginning at point on 6th streets at the end
of sixteen and q half feet measured north from the
divid line between lots Nos. 50 and 81, aud run
line Of Sixth street, thence west one hundred five
feet TO an alley, thence south sixteen ana half
feef and thence east one hundred AMI ve.feet TO
the beginning, with the improvements, consisting
of substantial dwelling
Terms Of sale 0ae-third of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash and the residue in two equal in
20 be secured. The terms Of rals must be CON-
Piled with within enc week after sale. or the
property may be reseld. at the risk snd cost OF
The frst purchaser ssSsT % gas wset X rras,,s
my s-2svts j. O. MEG uIRE a CO., Aucts.
IyJ G. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucsioneers.
Rnsrho esg7.Ion SAT ssATuspkT Y AFFEakoos. june
lsth at O'Clock, on the prenises, by virtue of u
one oil the Land records for Washington county,
p. o., and BY virtue Of adecree Of the Circuit
elancery cause, No. 1871, wherein Henry Barron
ct a.. are com plainants and Cbas. 3 Wailaeh and
saUI snson jr.. are defendants, substituting me
TTgssse in the 1siss sss na ss =,
foarteep IN square nam tered niEe Hundred and
sixty fs6l situated at the Of street north
and Eleventh street sast.
Ausonvryaneine at the cost Of purchaser.
pys-2awAds 10. NeaJIRE a. CO., An:ts.
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TOR EALE, - es3
= hands0nesa esappLs HORSE. IN
coed ip harness, at Ar. GkAkYis Stable: -
near u. s. Hotel. my@ lw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

By L. WALL d CO., Auctioneers
Gov ER N NJ EN- T SALE OF CONTRABAND
MARsnAL.-On TUESDAY MORNING, I'd june. at
loo CLOCK, we viii sell, at the Auction Rooms as
follows:
% dozen Playing Cards,
do do do,
7S do Fine Combs,
IL do large Combs,
6 do Horn Combs,
Is do Buckskin Gloves,
3I3 do small Staff Buttons,
IS gross small Buttons, No. 13.
10 do small Infantry Buttons,
Il do Staff Vest Buttons,
40 dozen large staff Buttons,
) gross large Buttons. No. -,
dozen Cotton HsndKerchiefs,
q Silk Handkerchiefs,
pieces Delaines,
do Blue satinet, 20 yards,
] do Yellow Flannel. yards
] 90 Plaid Popiin, Is yards,
l do Dennlng, yards
do Unbleached Muslin, 33 yards,
2 boxes Gilt Braid,
5 gross Lead Pencils,
8 do Black Lead Pencils,
ia do Black Lead Pencils,
] do Headed Drawing Pencils,
do Patent Ru bber tit Pencils,
20 dozen boxes Percussion Caps,
do Pocket Looking Glasses,
o do de do do,
DO do Knives,
2 do Jack Knives,
do Pipes.
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
BY order OF CAPT. IL. B. TODD,
Provost Marshal.
my 26 IChron) W. l.. WALL L Co.. Aucts