Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1863, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. VICKSRURG AND ITS SURROUNTINGS. Mr. Colburn, ‘a correspendent of t & New | York Werid, whe bas just been reh sed ty | the rebeis, gives some description o Vicks- i burg ard its surroundings. where he \ as kep priserer fur twe days, that areef epe sia} in- Rsburg we remained two days, being eentined first to the common jail ad after. ‘wards to the upper stories of the Court Honse. As Vickshur¢e must be to orr annals a poiat of erect interest, we give ofr impressions of it, hoping ere juny to verify with mere leisure anG }berty their accuracy. We were, not- withstanding the thundermea salute attending | OUI cnirer, Cis*ppomted im it asa forutied po- sitian. From an elevated iodgment, from walks about tewn, our entrance and exit, trom ¢ versation and testimony of many knowing per- sone, we believe the strength wh of Vicksburg in wen, FUNs, Works and natural conformation to Bave been over-ruted. The site is admirable, especialy for river defence. The batteries | fronting the river are neither so numerous nor dangerous as commonly supposed. Although it ie likely that 2 portion of the heavy guns | have Leen transferred to Granti Guif, Big | Black, and Haines’ Bluff, we guess the num- ° ber of guns om the river side to be less than forty and never to have exceeded seventy. OF these these we are informed: only three ere it- inch, two 9, and four =, three rified, and the rest 22-pounders. There is but one casemated bat- tery in the vicinity. Zhe earth works are, how- ever, perfect of their kind. Negroes are ‘stillat ‘work on tomb-preofs and magazines, probably to guard against mortar shells. Al jing from the front eis in our judgment feasible, though Bow happily necdiess, The rnmored tortifica - tiona im the streets are simple hittte pita or shenlders of raiaparts projecting into theroad~- way. The works back of the city are theordi- nary intrenchments commanding the roads‘and small earthwerks on the ridgcs. Every hilon the outskirts is crested with an earthwork. Judging from the works at their tenderest point (Big Biack Bridge),the defences atthe raar are rudimentary only. The country is rough, a succession of small hills, to the banks of the Big Black, but the roads are good aud the hills each commanding the other. Unless by some overwhelming attack, thy Confederates might resist a large force at every rod, and so prolong the siege. The very length of the line, from Warrenten up the shores cf the Big Black, aud across to - the Yazoo, or, what ‘s the same, the meagre- ness of their forces to guara itis the great weakness of the position. It would require, to keep such a line (twenty-six miles) intact, an army of 50,000 men and 100 pieces of light ar- tillery. I have a grounded conviction, based upon concurrent testimony, that at the time of our sojourn there were not more than 5u,v00 | treops west of the smaller siream and 6,000 east. Could ail these be concentrated upon one de- eisive point, they might, with their works, re- pel five times their numbers; but 4 repetition of such & plan of attack on our part they muy never hope for again. The Confederate hopes of Vicksburg are mainly hung upon Gen. Joe Johnston, who ar- rived at Jackson on the 13tb, and was pursued thence after a destructive fight nextday. His plan appears to be to massa considerable army outside and drive off the besiegers. We do not ; believe his intention is to get inside of Vicks- burg, but to leave that postto Pemberton. If he van do this, Grant is, by the double line, front and rear, placed in a critical position. We have no fears for the result; but in this casé minutes are of great moment. To the three thousand forces at Jackson, when we passed through, Johnston seems to have scraped up six thousand additional. Loring is since at Jackson with his corps, which will leaye Grant ; With fifteen thousand m his trout and say twenty thousand in the rear, deducting disabled_ and captured in the three late engagements, which, trom the meagre reports received at Richmond, we judge to be considerable. The extent to which Johnstwor can be reinforced by way of the raiiroad from the Tombigbee to | Meridian is fifteen hundred a day. cannot be supplies by that route. Vicksburg | is provisioned for thirty days ouly. The coun- try affords him perhaps a sufficiency of corn and ferage. His communication with the re: of the South is precaricus, and if Grierson not idle, may be destroyed. It is astonishing how long andhew much the | enemy has, here and elsewhere, befooled and thwarted us by an empty show of strength. It is admitted by those wiio have lived in and defended Vieksburg that it might haye been taken at any time since the fall of Memphis with less force than we haye brought against i When Farragut first approached it, ia May, 3562, it was almost defenceless, When Day went, in June, it was all but evacnated. In | December, when Grant was marching on Gre- nada, and Sherman attacked from the Yazoo j river, the rebel? had but thirteen hundred men | in the city while the latter was tied ap two days at Milliken’s Bend. By the forenoen of the day of assault they had received nine regi- ments from Mobile, Canton and Juckson. At the elose of the assauli, when we fel! ! back, the report had spread in the city that tne Yankees were coming, and horse and wagon, | soldier and civilian, began to scamper ont of j towti. The bombardments have not hurt the | city appreciably. i Resclutions of the New York Democratic | Central Comniiitec. ALBANY, May 2-—The Democratic Central Committee met here to-d The olutions and declaration of the last State Gon- vention in regard to the support of the govern- Ment to suppress ie rebellion declare that while peace is desired by every patriot it must be on the basis of a restoration of the Union under the constitution. That the present a aininistration is not any more capable of ma ging such a peace than it has shown itseif to | conduct the war, and that any attempt to urge | itto peace will only enable it, in conjunction | with the Davis government to consummate a | separation of the States to which the demo- cratic party will neyer submit. The resolutions then refer to the deciara- tious of the loyal league convention as piacing the military above the civil power, and accept the issue proclaiming the determination to stand by the constitution against all such sla- vish and despotic doctrines. They admit the jurisdiction of military Jaw within the lines of warlike operations, but declare that every a tempt beyond those limits to prostrate the civi power by military force, treason to the equntry | and the constitution. They endorse the senti- | ment of the Governor's ietter to the Albany | meeti State | His army ; © a ; and = avenue. { preminos, AUCTION SAL { AUCTION SALES, FUTURE BAYS. By. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avctioneers LCTION SALB CP ITALIAN MARBLE Hexemen: bi Yasin ENCES ‘xs un A.” Son mepensel seg : 2, withhe sold Without resars, ‘eras my zd SERN s WILLIAMS. Auets, pz THE ANGVESALE pare: wee ITIL DAY the iet of June next, st oho ae) ie raape wiehse eohese. fi Meuumente-or Headelones will do Well to attend tr eae w ULTAME. Aueie, By WILLIAMS, Cg en 5 'D EITOHEN Le itv! H° EREOLD AND. AvoTics.—On M ION DAY, the lat.day Clee we shall sell at the residence of T. der. Zsg.. No. 422 north F street, between sib and Gth streets weet, at lovelack A, M .anexcel‘ent assortment of Furniture. vie: Fine Uhickerieg Piaco Forte, 6a vetavee, Btecl Mahagany ¥ofas sn@ Chairs, Egyotian Marble Gilt Frame French Plate Mirrors, 72 by ihe eae with warble Drackets tle Qhook and Ornamen Babogan anyand Walnut full Marble-top Dressing | other Mahoran: Gee Walnut French and other Beds‘eads “Fine Manogauy and ozher Wardrobes and Book- wainat, Extension, and other Tables, Washstands * Tro Fina painted Cass ee Chambar Sete, one of | whieh ie Marbls Chins, Glass, and other Oreckery Ware . Dining anc other Chai-s Brussels, Fhrea-piy, aud other Carpet_, Matting Parlor and it Stoves, Cisandalier, Hattree | Kitchen Requisites, with many oteer artieles too | tediaas te mention } ‘Terme carh Dy -d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By GREEK & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. 1 gee tet 3 SALE O¥ AN EXTENBIVE A8- sgorTvesT oF Paprr Hascr Boxpgrs ANDORNAMESTS, Winvow Buapes, CORSIOE aND Turpuxes, xp STORE FIXTURES aT AUCTION. —Un THURSDAY, the Dih instant, we shall sell, by order of the Hon. Orphai personal effects of Btaphen at the store, No. 500, cor | streets, cominencing at 1) ¢ clock A. M., aH tke | extensive assortment of Well Paper, Bordering, Coenes Wirdow Shades, Cornice and Trim- | | miso, the Store Fixtures, such as Writing Deaks, [ | ? Canrt, a portion of the Franklin, deceased, has h ant D j Counters, Cases, Shelving, &c.,&¢. Terms cash. Persone in the trade and the pudlic im general | are reepectfully invited to the sale. As the stock | is large avd the sule peremptory it will be well | werthy their attention. J.P. FRANKLIN, Executor. my 25-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts Mo THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED GN | account of the stock being so large that we ae ey not been able to arrange for the sate unti) ON. Dae the Ist cay of June ne ama hour. oy re also in the sale seyers! barrcia of fine Paper ~ecutor. and Parniture Varnish. GRREN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, By order of the my S8-d By BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers. UTED. STALES MARSHAu’S SALE OF | Scuoonek Harvest AND Carco, Consisting or 84 Bates or Corron —In virtue of's writ issued from the clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District ot Columbia, sitting as the United States District Court, and to me directed, I will seli for cash, at the foot of 6th street wharf, on the Pota- mac river, on MONDAY, the tatday “of Jane next, 1863, podem at ie ars cock es ‘eer HER TACKLE, AEE AE L BAD FORNITU RE, | $4 BALES OF COTTS' WARD H. LAMON, U. BOTELER LSON, my 20-dts {Ohronicie. re Nees, bre oe: '& WILLSON, Auctioneers, day of June next, ato): | #ell, oa the pramixon, Houses, (four roems in each.) situated in the northern pare of Lot 27, in are 10, fronting 25 feet 9 inches, on 20th street west, between I, ana M streets north, Tunning west, that width 50 fret 1) inches, rms: One-jourth cash, balance in two equal | payments of Gund 12 months, secured by deed of _BOTELER & WILLSON, Ancts. z GIRE & CQ., Auctioneers, EREMPTOKY LE | oF ee . Bri.pixe Le cn —On T UESDAY SebERaoo gt 6 o'clock, on the premiges, we + y “13, and 35. in Square No. eacli 23 feet on street wee streets south, (Is: race Chu i iN. Re alarehal D.C. 411, rooting | cen Daud B itunce south of | _s3.C. MeGUIBE © CO.. Aucis. Ey J.C. McG@UIKE & CO., Auctioneers, aa FINE DWELLINGS FOR SALE.—9n } WEDNESDAY, the 3: day of June, AE 6 | iowewiilsell a at public auction. in trout | es, the o'clock p. 1: ef the pr at di zaastic fronts, No. 519, Esl and 553, on I3th atrest, between B aca 0 strevts south, near the public’ | greunds,in the t beautiful and healthy part | of the Island, and ent tothe Departments | 7 ses contain nine rooms | esch, They present opportunity to persons desiring residences 0: vestments, and ma j parchane lat private sale any time before the day ofsale } Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six and twelve mouths, with interest. to be secure on the Deeds at jurebarsrs cost. } 3.0. MeQUIRS CO,, Aucts. Hl By J.C McGUIRE &£0.. Auctioneers. JUMBER OF BMALL HOUSES AND LUTS ON Oapire. os a? Pustie Averiox,—On SAT. | DAY AFTER NOON, June éth, at 5 o’clock, on the premiges, we shali se! nine iota, situated on ist street east, between B and C streets north. Five of the lots frort on Ist street, one of them improved by a two-story brick dwelling house, and four of the lots front on the wide alley in the rear, and ave improved each by twe-stery frame dwelling houses. iso, six lots on north B street, between Ist and 2d stieets east. three of them fronting on north B street about 15 feet. ard running back 120 feet to au | alley. Taree of them fronton the wide slley in the hae and are improved by small frame houses Aiso, four lots on south ¥ street. between lat aud 2a streets west, fronting 16 feet 1034 inches, aa running back 120 feet,one of them improved’ by » frame house. Terms: One-third cash: the remainder in six and twelve months, with interestsecured by adeed of truston the premises. Ail ote at the cost of the purchaser, my 7 | J.C, MoGUIRE & GO., Aucts. | "By BOTBLER & WILLBON, Aucts, SALz OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON K STREET, BETWEEN KLEVRATH AMD TWELE TH STREETS, a? AtoTioy.—On TUESDAY AFTER NOON, June 24, at 6 o’clock, we shall on th. prem- 2)in subdivision of Square No. 316, fi 1g 25 fect feet on north K street, between Ith and 12th streets we-t, running back IW feet toa 11 feet 11 inches aly. Tervas cash. my 26-d&ds TELER & WILLSON, Ancts, my 26-eo&ds HIGHLY MEO EAN: NEWS FROW | LANSBURGH & BRO’S | BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, | 375 SEVENTH STREET, Between I anp K. Just received a large and spendid assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, all of which hove been bought at the late New York and Philed auctions, at much reduced prices. We mention in part:— Best Sateoes 6, 15 aod 6 ct: Beauti ul Lay 1 Very rich and fine 25 cts. Dress Goods of every dear tion, very cheap Gye HE jot of small tigurea Challies, for chil- iren’s ee and figared Mozambiques, at 25 cis., worth Pinta col colored Silk Tishue for Dres ses, at 25c: eat worth Si cts Shopperd Piaidsand Piain Grey Goods, very ch in Blue and Bun Chanbreys. Our stock of Domestics is very large. and we at selling good Bleached Shirting Musiins, at 15, ® and 2 cents. Best irish Lincus at 50 cts.. wo Tome Linens, Towels, Napkins, > ‘cheaper than Casimeres. Linen and Cottom Goods, for Men asd 8’ Wear, ia large variety. White and colored Fiznnelsof every deseri = White Goods. such as: Plain and Dott a a, Jacktonets, Nainsooks, Plaid Muslins, ete., from 1 anetion. and very c jean, ilk und Scotch Gingham aa timbrel from 75 cts to &2 ig ik Mi te, from 26 ctw. to 21.50. = pe Gents?’ best quality Kid-fnish Silk Gloves, at75 French Mechanical Corsets. unnsmally cheap. Embroideries, such as: Collars and Sleeves, Cam- ands, Swiss and Cambric Edginss, at half ealendi id all Linen White Handkerchists, at 10and Hos f all kinds. oie wits Veils, at $1, worth double, Shawls and Mantillas of the very datest styles, if wish to save your money ea A large lot of Pink, Blue end Yellow 4 Tasletons for in coverifoo® SKIRTS—HOOP SKIRTS, Having bought the ontire stock of a manufacturer in New York, we shait seil them ata great sacri- Staple Notions of every description, much cheaper thao any other piace in the city. Corie one ana all, té ae yourself that war prices do not exist inth BALTIMORE "BARGAIN STORE, LANSBURGH & Bhe., 375. ‘th street, between Tand kK. | ‘every evening watil 9 sctek. 00 set 1,2 and 4-horse second-hand -hand citizen and | let \- belsge and variorge ee ee ee ap tm" 506 ee SEC By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ANDSOME BUILDING ON SOUTH F ST. NAR 4). STREET, ON THE ISLAND, AT poo On TUESDAY, the 2d of June, we front ef the premises, at 6 o’clock z 6and part of Lot 7, in Square No. This prevents haa a frent of 67 ‘act 104 inches on between 4d and 4}: streets, Island, but will in lots to suit purchasers if desired. It bas a depth of 122 feet 2 inches to a wide alley. Terms" One-third cash; balance in 6 and ee Se fox notes bearing interest from day of sal ‘iven and # deed of trust taken. Title (ativonta le. } my Z-d&as GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, { By J.C. McGUIBB & OO, Auctioneers. | EBY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FYOURTEEATH STKVET AND MassacnuserTs AVENUE, NEAR PEANKLIN SQUaKE.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, June $d, at 5o’clock, on the poe re shall’ sell the’ foliowing valuable uildin, viz: Lot No. it equare 247, fronting 64 feet on Four- teenth street. between L street and Massachasetts avenue, runping back 128 feet toa 80 foot alley, to be subdiy ided into three buildin, ne Lots8,in square 215, fronting 188 feet 1 inch on Fourteenth street, and 181‘eeton Vermont avenue, running toa peint at the Circle containing 7,499), square feet, his is one of the moat desirable | Lots in that section of the city. Lots4 5. and 6,in square No. 2!3, fronting Mech.| about 20 feet on Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and loth streets. running tkrough tonorsk M street. These are beautiful sites fer @ @ private reridence, Terms: One-third in eash, the remainder in six | and twelve months, with interest secured by a ceed of trast on fhe renslees. All cost of convey- ancing to be paid by t 6 purchase my 27 d cGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C, ae & 09.. ‘Auctioneers, HANDSOME COUNTRY RESI bENC, AND 16 a a Sines. oN an Hick Grooxp Don in Ory 4” PoRLIc Auction —On T. Day APTREE DOR June 4th, at 5 o’clock, on the hall sella portion of that handaome | estate known a3‘*Mount Pleasant,” adjoining the | city on the’nerth, and ying between 7th and 1ith strtata, subdiviged inte nittooe Bene ne tt | sites of sbout em acre cach and one lar, fo Seat of | fe about 13 acres which 1s iin proved wit! ree handeome Mansivn, having « front of bon’ feat with large back *Balldine containing ta all | about 17 rooms, with large pi: » Wide This place if one of the iuort beautifal “i | the environs of Wi ton, commanding an extensive view of Washing. on, Georgetown, and | the country, with the fall fall view of a Leva as far as the Vr roach. pak inate | i access by passenger railro: which terminate | on 7th and 1 4th street, near the ram S27 Plais ofthe remices may c obtained at the | | pquare rerth ef Pa arenni ; seats, heating ixte:cetasd secured by @ } the premiges | No. 22, in reservation No 11, froftting 25 1 By W. L. WALL ie oo. bata venti UOTIO’ —On = aN DAY AP hvoos, Me Jace, 1 850 einen, we wri wedi. im front ot the prei ee, LOTR 13.33 34 3. in Wiltherger’s subdivision of Nquate ssi, ating exch 25 ten the cast mide of 7tn Ktreat nore th end te city railway, and rucning back 12) eer between K and 8 ste. Ey th ; Dajance } Onr -fourth eas! in6. i2and 28 . Dearing ink feeares terest and*eeeured Ly deud of month es Ses W.L. WALL & 00.. Anct: my 26-0 By W.L, WALL & OO,, Auctioneers, j SEU SES pede gk me, NW 3D 8 \ APT ERR ‘clock, Sew of in Tous of ths eorinen, Let ie, reservation i}, fronz z 75 feet on treet weet and renning beck Tei feats This lot | g@joine the residences of Birth, Eeq., one jird cash: balance in 1, 2 and truet on ¢ sf np rustep toe premiser. Mp 2G-d W. &, WALL & 00, Aucts By FHOMAB I DOWLING, Auc Georgetown, D. Alter Brsieanine SALE OF ONE OF THE vost Drsiaaki&® Paivare Resipences iN GeoxGETCWR aT AUCTION, TURBSBAY ap- TE IN next, June 2d, at 5 o’elock, in front of by order of the, peck I willreli that cory vaiuable eita- 2 an the seu’ sorpar se Congress street, The Jot fronts¢) feet Beail street, run: back 120 feet. The dwet!- ing oe conteina }5 rooms, beth room, eervante’ room ir, water and gas, smeke hotise and well and cistern in the yar ‘0 any one wanting firet-clase residence this 4] cash: balance in one and two sar 1.8 deed of of trust on the premises, conveyanci purchaser. Title perfect, Possession can be given as soon as rea HORGE B. CURTIS. Advinistrato myait't THOS! DOWLING, Anct,_ ByWL i wane 00., Auctioneers. _ Gs VERNMENT BALE OF CONTRABAND Goons at ADCTION, RY ORDER or. fare Provost Manstar,—On TUESDAY MORNI 2d June, at we jock; we will sell, at the euctiee Rvoms, a8 ‘ollow 2 dezen Eieyink Cards, 4 ao do. 78 do W% do One- joneer, f Offern s rave.ci Terms : One- 0., Fine Combe, Jarge Combs, & do Horn Combes, 3 do Buckekin Gloves, 313 do__amallStatt Buttons, groué small Buttons, No. 73. ° 4# do small Infantry Bettons, 4 do Staff Vest Buttons, ) dozen lurge Stafl Buttons, 5 gross large Buttons, No. 72, 3 dozen Cotton Handxerchicle, #2 Silk Handkerchiefs, ‘5 pleees Delainer, 6 do Lawns, 1 do Bio Satinet, 20 yarde, 1 do Yeliow Flannel. yeras, 1 do Plaid Poplin, 23 yards, 1 do Denning, 7 yards. 1 do leached Musiin, $3 yards, 2 boxes Gilt Braid, gross Lead Pencils, a ¢o Black Lead Pencils. 1 do Headed Dra: 4 do Valent Hubb 2%) dozen poxes Percu 6 «0 Pocket Loo! 2; do ce do 2 ¢o do _ Knives, ‘ 2 do Jack Knives, 6 do Pipe 5 3 boxes Salerrtne, fom ‘Yerms cash, in Governmen pile, By order of” CAPT. H. 1. TODD, Provost Mar: my 26 [Chron,) W. lb. WALL & Ov., Aucis. By J.C. McQ@UIRE & CO. Auctioneers. IBST CLA8S BUILDING SITE OPPOSITE 2 Evoiish Mix! pers BA ee Acc. —On TUESDAY, June clock, on the premises, we shall scl Lot ‘Ne. sit Davidson’s Fubsivision of square No. 137. fronting 27 feet 3; ipncher op northe H street, between 17th ant 18th streets, and ruining back over 10 feet tos public alley, and containing 2,995 square feet of ground. This Lot is ated in ee iminediate vicinfty of Lafayette «quare, War znd Navy Departments, in ap unexceptionable locality for a first-class resi- dence, and the sale shu: nia ommend attentiog of persons designing to build. Title perfect. Term:: one third cash ‘the remainder in six | twelve wonthe, with interest, secured by a teed of trust om the premises. All conveyances my the coat of the purchaser. my 27-td J.C McGUIRE & CO., Aucii “by MARSHALL & PAGE, Auetioneers Hal Dinca Bee ae THREB LOTS AT AUC- 710N.—On UT My es AFTERNOON, June 2d, 1803, at haif- past 5 o'clock, we will seil,on the premises. lot 6, in Square south of No. 562, with a gocd Two y Frame House, situated on Massachusetts avenue, between Secordand Thira | streets. Alco. lots Nos. i4and 16, on the same scuare. between Second and Third, verv desirable | fer steres and dwellings. Terms: One-third cash; leet in six, twelve, | and eighteen months. fale positive. my 2j-eod&ds MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts By W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. | yarvasi. LB BULLOINS G LOT 20 BH SOLD AT AUCTION. ESDAY, June 3d, at six o’elock p in., Te odintly after the aaleof the D:- Buildiae bet ado shall sell,on he premixes, the Building Lot adjoining said’ property, ing Eat rt street, between Band C atreets, extending back to the alley ‘Terms of sal One fourth cash; palante in 6,12 Conveyancing to bo and 18 months, with interest, at the expense of the purchaser, my 2) eokde W. L. WALL & @0., Aucts, By MARSHALL & PAGE, Austioneers. VIGHT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT Avcticx,—Oa WEDNESDAY AFTERNOCN. Jane $d, at4 o'clock, we will sell en the premises, gent valuauie Building Lots, situated in the First Ward, very de- irable, being in tue vicinity of the public offices and warehomses: Square 5, Lot 25. Do 24) Lot Bo #, Lot Do %). Lot 1. Lot mee half of Lot 4, with good oni 1 above will. | eee ively be sold, the owner living out of the city. Terms: One-third cash, balance 12 and 18 months. . Deed at the expense of the purchaser. my 7-eod&ds MARSHALL & PAGE, Ancts. By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers, HEEE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAK THE Bartixork Drror ar Avorion.—On THURSDAY, June ¢, 1963, at half past 5 o’clock, ing, | we will sell on the premises, three valuable Lots situated on New Jersey avenue, near the Depot. Being part of lot 3,im square 630, twenty-two feet front. Two parts of lot 1,in same squire, on the corner front. : One-third cash, balance in 6,12, and 1S odkds MARSHALL & PAGE, Ancts. “By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. Te VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUs!S AND ¢WO LOTS OPGROUND, a : ON PENNSYLVANIA AYENUR AND Tw vckET.—On MONDAY, June 8th, 1:03, we will sell on the premises: Two three story Brick Houses aad Lots, situated on Twenty-sixth streetand Pennsylvania avenue, being part of original os 3. in square west of 14. Two- valuable Buibting avenue and Twenty- ming stands, Sale positive. Terme: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eigkteen months, my Z-eod&ds | MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts. By J.C. MeGUIRE & 0O., Aucti UARDIAN’: “Lots on Pennsylvania street, good business ers. SALE.—By virtue ofa secre ot the Orphans’ Court of the Gounty of W: ington, iu the District of Columbia, 1 wilt offer at. auction, on ‘THURSDAY, the 18th day of June next. at 6 o’clock P. M., on the premises, Lot No. three ((3,) im Bamuel Davidson’s subdivision of square No. one hundred and te fous (184,) fronting thirty-three feet “on ni Lreet, and penning ‘back one hundred and forty Bix fect ‘eleven Terms of sale: One third of purchase money to be paidin cash and the residue in two equal in- stalments at six and twelve pal with interest, to be secured by aereeven 2 oan, LIA iw ADDISON, Guardian of Chas. Morris Addison. my 26. Stewed ni C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. Bios ALE. —On THURSDAY, June 4, 1893. at six o’clock in front of the premises, L seed to sell, at public auction, the follow- fae enc) mae piece or parcel of ground and ‘emine: ig 8 partof Lot No. 4,in square No, Bpein the oe Se ‘ashington to wit: inning for the same at the northwest corner 0 naid lot, thence runving south seventy-two feet fas inches, thence north eighty degrees east twenty-two feet ten inches, thence north sixty-nine feet to D street, and thence west twenty two feet six inches to the'place of beginning, together with the im. provements Ghereon, consisting of a well-built pd substantial ti tory brick dwelling house. | Pismems eee reece et nd immé Polkinhorn’s job printing office, ‘ana in fioved te be len) of the best business pieces of property now for sale. Terms of sale: One _balf cash; the balance in six and twelve months, for which the pure! ir will be required to give his notes Wertect with interest eee of sale, the notes to be pesured by adeed of truat the premises. expense of con- BF ,ameluling Government samy, to be count! is om Bite fe Audtionee: actin’ wi inte gene Sot RTE | na. Rae BOO Aden | } ts netlon, } Bis Goveramen Stine asst a — in Treasuty eae ESE | . sb Bi it. Gol. ana ¢ Co. 8. SE 4BD LACE ‘We have rues wx D SHAWLS. sx orem variety, ie teeter, Bi heme tay pone arya Mamta i f the terme o fA days Fes 1e Bro) in be sold, axponse of the da ina gees porchaser, “eco my 5 cokds GREENS WILLTA us, Basin, By J.C. MoGUIRE & GO0., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S aie C¥ UNIMPROVEB pRor- ERTY.. gn ee Oe ae ee NOON, loth, at 60! es Oy tus of of & deed of trust uly recerded in Liver 7-24 PD 95 Soe ot the Land reco’ Sere cots ‘and by virtue of a pha oye “geri Court of tik Dis- ig? st Cotembia. ia Peers ncery ieee No, sats, snd Onwe: 8. Wal iach and Sank a es tt me as Trustee ginal 1 a m sanare 9 Bumbed nine enamored and sormerof G street north convey: my 15 saweeds fa MAT’ are < private residence side of Beall street, and near the | of Estreet and New Jersey avenue, forty feet i] urritciane Provost Mansniat a rea yee. Wasti Rorice.—The attention of ull fo tee been honorabdly discharged on acecunt of wou cr disability, and who desire te re-enter the service im the Invalid Corps, is called to the provisions of Gererai Grdera, No. 105, of 1853, from the War Be- partment, published in the papers tarcughort the country. Fuch officers are requested to comply promptly with the provisions of that;erier, and to send their written applications,ss therein pro- vided. for positions in the Invalid Corpe,: stating the character of their disability.) with as little de- sy as possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost | Marehal General of the State in which they may | | eral will at once forward the applications, with his endorsement, tothe Provost Marabal General at | Washington Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed immediately upon furnishing the papers required by General Orders No, 106, of 1363, from War Depart- | ment. Their pay and emeliments wil! commence pot from date of organization of the respective commands to which they may be assigned. JAMES B. FRY, Prevost Marshal General. my 23 Provosr Maxsnat Generar‘ x Orica, Wasnixeron, D. C., May 22, 1363. All men who desire io joim any particular regi- | ment of Cavelry now in the fielt ,arehereby autho- rived to present themselves any time during the | next thirty days to the Board of enroliweptin their Terrective Districts, The Board shail examine them and determine upon their fitness for the rer vice, and if found to be ft, the Provest Marshal of the District shall give them transportation tickets to the general rendezvous,at the headquarters of the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Genera! of theBtate. As svon as they present themselves at this general rendezyous they shall be duly mus- tered by a mustering and disbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed by law. JAMES B, FRY, Marshal General, my B-lm Prov AR DEPARTMENT. ADJUTANT GENeERAL’s OrFice, Wasuineron, ‘April’ 2B, 1863. General Orders No. 105.—The organization of an Invalid Corps is hereby authorized. This corps shall consist of companies, and if it shall hereafter be thought best, of battalions. The companies shall be made up from the follow- ing sources, viz: First, By taking those officers and enlisted men of commands now in the field (whether actually Present or temporarily absent) who, from wounds received in action or diseqse contractel in the | line of duty, are unfit for field service, but are st:!! capable of effective garrison duty, or such other light duty as may be required of an Invalid Qorps. Regimental Commanders shall at once make ont, from information received from their Medica! and Company Officers, and from their own knowledge, rolls (accordi to the form furnished) of the names of all the officers and enlisted men under their commands who fulfill the following condi- tionss 1, That they are unfit for netive field service on account of wounds or disease contracted in the line of duty ; this fact being cerlifiled by a Medical Officer in the service, after personal examination. 2, That they are fit for garrison duty; this fact being likewise certified by the Medical Officer, as above, after personal examination. 3. That they are, in the opinion of their Gom- manding Officers, meritorious and deserving. These rolls shall be certified by the Examining Burgeon and Kegimental Commander, and trans- mitted, through the regular channels ef military correspondence, to the Provost Marsha! General of the United States, The Regimental Commander shail enter into the column of remarks opposite each officer’s name cn the rcll, a statement as to the general character of the officer for intelligence, industry. sobriety, and attention to duty; and all intermediete Com- manders shall indorse thereon sach facts as they may possese in the case, or if they have nono, they shall state how far they are willing to indorse the opinion of the officer or officers making the recom- mendation, Similar rells shall be forwarded from time to time, whenever the number of men {wiiill- ing the conditions enumerated or the exigencies of the service may render it expedient. | Steond, By taking those officere and enlisted men still im serviee and borne on the rolls, bat who are sbeent from duty, in hospitals or convalescent camp or are otherwise under the control of Medical Officers, In these cases the Medical Offiser in at- tendance shall prepare the rolls according to form entering the names of officers avd men from the same regimenton a roll by themsalves, and send them, with the certificate of the Surgeon, duly signed, to the proper Regimerital Commander, who will forward them, as heretofore specified, sub- Jeet to the same conditions and requirements, If, in any case, the Regimenta! Commander shal! think su officer unfit,in point of character, te continue in the service of the Invatid Corps,though disabled aud certified by the Surgeon, he will state his ob- jection im the coiumn of remarks,and note the ex- ception before signing tke certificate. If any ofiicer or enlisted man now in the service, but absent and beyond the reach of a Medical Oficer in charge of a hospital cr convalescent camp, desires to enter this corps, he will take the course indicated below for those who Lave been hokorably discharged the service. Third. By accepting thore officers and enlisted reen who have been hosorahly discharged oa ac- count of wounds or disease contracted in the line of duty, and@who desire to re-enter the service, in the case of an efiicer, application for appoint- ment must be mate to the Provost Marshal General ef the United States through the officer detailed as Acting Assistant Prevost Marshal Gen- | eral ofthe State. No application of this kind wii, | be considered uniees the following conditions are compietely fulfilled: 1, That the applicant produce the certificate of the Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment fer the District in which he resides that he is unfit for active field duty on account of wounds or disease, and is not liable to dratt,but is fit for garrison duty. 2, That he furnish evidence of henor able dis. charge on account of wounds or disability con- tracted in the line of duty. 3. That he produce recommendations from the Regimental, Brigade, and Division Commanders under whom he formerly served, that he is worthy ef being thus provided for and capeble of returning adequate service to the Government. In case it | shall be impracticable to get this last evidence, he may, having establishd the first two points above, satisfy the Board of Enrollment that he is deser- ving, and preeent its certificate of the fact. This evidence must all be obtained by the applicant, and must be tranrmitted with his application for ap- pointment. Ifthere be no Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General for the State, the application may be for- warded through the Adjutant General of the State, is desired to enderse thereon such facts in the military history of the applicant as he may know, or as are afforded by his records, and forward the same to the Provost Marshe! General of the United Btates. Enlisted men, honorably discharged on account of disability, desiring to re-enlist in this corps, will present themselves to the Board of En- roliment for the District in which they reside, for examination of the Surgeon thereof, who shall examine them and report the result tothe Board of Enrollment. The Board shall then consider each case, and if the applicant is found to fulfill the conditions spe- cified below, the Board shall give him a certifi- cate to that effect, viz: 1, That he is unfit for serviee in the field. 2, That he is Gt for garrison duty. 8. That he is meritorious and deserving. 4, That he was honorably discharged from the service, The Provost Marshal for the District shall then send the application, with this certificate of the Board, tothe Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of the Btate, who shall procure such evi- dencé of service and character as the records of the company to which he belonged, on file atthe headquarters of the State, may show, and if satis- fied that it isa meritorious case, and that the man is deserving, he will enlist him in accordance with such special rules as the Provost Marshal General may establish. Medical Inspectors, Surgeons in charge of hospi- tals, Military Commanders, and all others having suthority to discharge, under existing laws and regulations, are forbidden to grant discharges to any wen under their control who may be fit for service in the Invalid Oprps. «The Prevést. Marshal General is charged with the execution of this order, and the troops orga- nized under it will be under the control of his Bu- ream, i E. B. TOWNSEND, my I1-dIm Assistant Adjutant General, ws SEPARTMENT, ‘Wasuinoron, January ‘35, 1868, In censequence of the pressure vf business atthe War Department, passes for citizens to visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the office of Lieut. Col. Soman 1323 Pennsylvania sage shoved oes ; be, Buch Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen- + from Gate of acceptance of sucMappotatments, and } By order $f the Secretary of War: ' Ye Bi) Son ZO DanitT, Wace Grenueand fmnortedon Vateanied Rubber, a sod fiver mr Pintes laretas tage superior style Teeth extracted withont t pain. ap i7-4"* Nf aNnD IMPROVED INVENTION | ARTI ror AL CEEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, Wienour Mara. Puare on OLssrs, . DR. B. itnrmtaee) wigan Broadway, Bes: ‘ork, ane 2 eemgsz inate Gain the aeansien ee the. Me waniie to the follo { | advantages of ais im; eystem = i or ‘The Testh cf te ceececae [ea | mover ctrsode mor change color } aeide. being. three-fourths a tia any ot } _&_No teeth or reots need ones can bo inserted over | eS roots will be mace j scbe. { 4, No temporary teeth are neaded, as ! ome be made immediate the the sl expression of the the fice on in eigen his work eres over five gocee by many of oe ees iayeicians ofthis country. Dr. 8, bas sinvented a white aaaad. pee Hing, ith = the. meigpld foots Lie) Ft row me trot on an tide roots, Which Wi be ty ae tas cranine for yourself, Bo #-6m DENTISTRY. seat 246 46 Fs. svenne, ste., Pon LEWES Now # ‘New Method of Insert- fe feet To pase is to be a eoarinres of its sa- | ana i H part ove: used, iso, Fe a 4 3 srroted @ftiout pain when decired Terms oterate tee felelyr DE wen t wear style and price of Teeth they may desire; Bato thoes who ars particulae aa wish tase toad St oon 'provuse, tho MINERAL ELATH wil be ig rr This tty to. 338 Lien a eid yheng between Wth streets, Also, 907 Arch st., mar ¢-ly PERSONAL. a 4 — a el He? MAGNF' y WR ® x ouRE 4 ALD ‘Diskases a Her Hands Calland nee thie, ‘city testimonials, ae, - Po between 6th and 7th, Washington, Ne IMPOSIPION.— Madame Ross, aoe and Astrologist, was bern with s nataral ott Bhe tells the past and futere—never known to Gauses xpeedy naptriskes | Velo together those jong, separate diseases. Business strictly confid "No Seq rrectnorth, corner of Twelfth street three squares frem the Patent Office. The y_gerson. that can show a likeness of future ee Fr absent friend in re ality. Ladies 50 cents ssavenss $1. ap2 im* Tr SUTLBRS AND HOTEL KEEPERS, We have just received a fullsupply of BLODGETT & BWEET’S PATENT GALVANIZED OVENS, which we will sell lower than they have been sold in this city before. We have No.2toNo.7. . 3B. .& 8H, 1, GREGORY, 321 P enue, near 7th street. W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. EH AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR AND RE- POSITORY. Er itt Expressly for the SALE OF HORSES. CARBIAGES. STOCK, <c., 98 Louisiana Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Cac ADVANCED ON CONSIGNMENTS, . Storage for Carriazes, grs,é&oe., received for private sale, W. LW, WALL& CQ., Aucis, UFFERERS FROM BiL1OUS FEVERS, MIASMATIC INFECTIONS, Asp Siminar Disrasks: Do you want to restore your health by Bitter, Dis- gustingand Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Powiers? Would it not be better to try that Sure Remedy— that Delicious Restorative, TOERAY, or rather the NECTAR OF TOKAY (Hunosny)? Used with moderation, that unparalleled Wine giaddens the heart of man, restores his nerve, dis- pels the lingering shades of old diseases, and worka cures as admirable as agreeable, Yor car get it genuine, pure and unadniterated at 8. C, FORD'S Drug Store, my ?im 290 Pennsylvania avenue, R™ LHOAD IRON FOR SALE. . U.S Minirary RAtLnoa Orrice, 3 250 G St his siingion. May 12, 1863. The undersigned will receive sealed bids for in} wurcbase of 932 920-224 tons of new RAILROA KON. ¢O pounds te the yard, 266 724-224! tons of the above is at the Cambria ‘ohn<town. Pennsylvania, ard the balance, 6 at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. in cavea is accepted, the party making the same will be notified as sconas practicable. If within ten days after such notice the party shall fail to make payment in Government fundgto the undersigned, the Iron for which said bid ws made shall be subject to sale to any other person. All bids must be sealed snd directed to the nn- dersigned, Washinetor, D. O., and indorsed “Bids. for Railroad iron.” oe riRuG toreject any and all bids is expressly *epide etl be receive: 5, at which time a de ‘miylé-td HL. OBINGON. idee ued A. Q.M. A TANE, Qe pei OFFICE, Corner G and 22d Wasnincron, D. ot Notice is hereby given to ail persons ey charge of horses belonging to the United States, that the Quartermaster’s Department willnot be respousible for the removal of dead animals unleas immediate notice of the death is given Jou H. Gawary Superintendent Nineteenth Street Sta- Vien notice is 80 given, dead Government ani- mals will be eroniey removed and receipts in cupticsts be sivoniby 5 ie ee FB. . BELLIV. I. 0. cs eae fice, 381 F strect, betwen 8h and 9h, near Post Ofice rement.. Wasuineton, D.C., ae Will adjust and collect all claims against the Unite: Brats, oH indsviduals, and procure Officers’ and pomation and ensions upon reason years’ experience in the various departinents oft 6 Government will insure ch and success in the collection of all claims intrusted to him, Ll Som Nuapazioxe BY Mai, PaoMpriy Art- ED TO. + — References, 4y Permission. VBEDY JouNsoN, U.S. Senator, Maryland. above Apes bad until June ret & Co,, Bankers, Philadelphia and 2, "A. Kisson, M. C,,Iows. Toe OurvEn’ ee Becretary’ of of State, Bos- ton, Mass, my 7-eolm* WEBB & BEVERBR DGE, Ww OHARLES 5. FOWLER & CO. IMPORTERS, : ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, - Fine Cutlery, Plated a Ware, hae Metal ‘Goods, Ie Fapannod Waiters, Waist Coolers, Mtherial * d Solar Lamps. “ners, Bione Ware cones gree ‘&e., &c. Goods Packed and Delivered in this City and Georgetown free of charge. 504 (Odd Fellows’! Hall) Rgrenth #.- st, my 2-eoly TICE. Tue indi d offers his services to the pub- li for Spartan te of houses and lets ; sso for the renting and collection of rents His f sa rat ope ees iculeeenguire st No o. 308 D pet ee neat Seventh, (second story.)of ~ ‘Measurer of’ Buildings and my 7-2awiw* Real Retate Agent. | TOSS1PS oraroxs, AND ? eg TRIPE FOR SALE CHE Just received on Som nEDmAne 8 a lot of the sbeve articles direet from: ming furthers particulars inquire at the Colambis arket, | av eau, oreo 13th street, or on board vee schoone? th Murray, foot of llth street, Bradley's MALLARD & WILLIAMS. FOR STAMPING | ‘yo °°) PAPER AND ENVELOPES CHARGE, |WITH NAME, | Eth INITIALS, =. CREST, of © ~~ COAT OF agus, PHILP & 80L0MONS, “Metropolitan Bookstore; Tar isectf No, 332 Pennsylvania avenue. ————— rene PROPOSALS, SS a ee .U. 8. a, MEDIQaL ane oseiraL DEPAET- DO, May a Medan ved at thie oMee watil a , be kext. and moath thereafer, ‘oF suppiping thie be folic wine arti quanti_ required during he's TeapeRive Crass No. 1, ate VaGting red, (sli woci) Moai Ree 2 ADigtehed aueized, lyaré Tapes tee, ort ress 3 or twilled et re Toulen binding Persad H “4 andes nem, w foxmece cs ee Towel Oitea Muslin, 45¢ yard pieces: Giled Sitk, 4}. yard pieces Oskum, Gne picked Crass No. 3. Stal Botitive Beuniere Mess Chests Crass No. 4. see Litters pteiters 0ase8, CARVES Buckets, leather ees can No. 5. Paper, Wrap &B Porery sett, Gas Letter Penito mitolders Lead, Faber, No. 2. ortille cap size Sealing ok Cuass No. 6, wales: beds, Indi: Rubber Rubber Cushions, ne airor mp Gutta Percha eae overs pera Bars ir Pillows Ciass No, 8. Bowls, de! Y ecrets assorted ve Plates, de! Retort delf Pots, Let delf beitneas, without tops Bpittoons Tomblerr, glass Urinals CLass No. 9. Basins, tin, email Basins, wash, hand Gendiesticks Cauldrons, assorted sizes Knives, Butchers” K ives, Bre: Measures, mes gallon to pint Bed Ticke Bath Tubs Btoves, Cooking, and fixtures Range, Cooking Close Stools Pots, inodorous, army pattern Scales and Weights, shop pie: Crass No, 10, Bedsteads, iron Chairs Refrigerators Bedside Tables Butier’s Trays. Crass No, 11. Brooms Tablespoons Teaspoons Hatchets -Hones anterns, jong Coffee-mi Tin Warmer, for <tomach ‘Tin Warmer, for feet Fonironss, t-cellars, ey Crass No, 12. Funnels, glase, half pint ed wood Pill Sree “ed Rain G Razors ‘and Pstrop, im case Bees Skins, dressed for plaster s Epatulas, 3to6 inches 8) pitt — jals, assor’ Crass No. 13, Gridirons inettles, tea, iron Ladies Pans, frying Pans, sauce Pans, tin Pote,mustard =, Pots; pepper. Samples | of articles willbe shows,and partiou- lara as to sizes of packages, quality of articles, ard probable quantity required, will be given oa apgi: cation at this office. Bidders must embrace in their proposals all the articles designated in any one Class) Propopsais notin con formity therewith wiil be rejected, Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con- sid sed, and an oath of allegiance must accompany each propos: Oris, in the sum of five'thousand dollars. for the. fai oe ers of his contract, will be required of the successful bidder. As the articles in the above cla=ses are only pur- chased when the wants of the service demand them, suecessful bilders from a di required to establish an agency in th The Medical Purveyor reserves the Tight to reject any and ail bids not deemed suitable, ant at soneaces scceyees wl be subject to the approv- al of the surgeon General. 2 ILENRY JQENSON, »and my 20-td Aet Mar Nedical Parveyor. PROPOSALS FOR 20.000 BARRELB OF fn “RD es are invited till the s0th day 863, at 12 o’clock m., for furnishin, the eabiistenve Department with 20,000 barrels a’ Bids will be reeeived for what is known as No. t, No. 2, and No, 3, and for any portion less than the 20,000 barrels. Bids for different grades should be upon separate sheets of pa. vpper The delivery of the Flour to be Somer on the Ifth of June, or as soon. there: the Government may * Girect, at the” rate of so barrels daily, delivered either at the Goverrment arabowe in Georgetown, atthe wharves, or as the Railroad Depot, Washington, D. . O, Payment will be sade in certificates of indebted- rr on sash ones. fands the government may have for distribution. The usual government inspection will Be made Just before the flour is received. An onth of allegiance — accompany each bid. - a will be No bid will be entertained frem ies who have yeviously to comply Lids sir bids, or from Fiddere no not med aon al to respe: apo a Tinea ew and head Bids to be directed to Col A. BECKWITH, A. Poe OB. US A. Was . C., and en n, dorsed “ Proposals for Flour.” my 15-dt3ith UARTERMASTEX GENERAL'S OFFI ers, of steura Sessa uretnied fond nd to ti the — sree ar eae ’s Office tenders for ‘Tenders Shoala contain tolledsor Feet of the eae Sneaninn, enro. carrying miter’ cont sored ‘whether si Bid, pellers, wh ether = ‘or copper fastened, size and power = engines an‘ should stat price at which 3 Charter, with Yous, oF case of vernment should prefer to purc! artering. Owne! ra of steam vessels alread; ae the merz ot of the aaron " ponte Sy reluetion i make known to Seymer reduction in their present rates EN thay 2 eTavt,and also the price stghick willing to sell them, Ail atch tenders should be ailaae to the Sater General “3 pus patted penkos , at fap copa should posalg for charter ot sale of: camer? When secet reas tees |, they will be ee and the De leavor to reduce the heavy expense aftendine ‘ar army transportation upon the ocean and tide-waters, by substituting. wherever it gan do ‘a0, cheaper, vessa vessels of ¢ ah, Cameclt for one DOW employed, a mar 23-3m_ + Quartermaster General, eee Page oer WILL BE ae AT THE Treasury De inent, Office of Construction, Washington D, O.. until 2 o'clock: m., of MAY ‘186S, *1 farnii eal 1 ONE MILLION OF BRICK, more oF leas, Aone, OTA bricke west be of the best quality rieks m be of the a sound, hard and well burned, of full size, and in ‘accord ance with samples that mey be seen at thie office. Bidders will give price per thousand delivered at the bullding, st such points as may be directed. and in such Guantities per day as necessities of the work may edger, Tahoe pig to be delivered by the first ion mga 1863. Au pe ee e accoipanied by the wiitten xuarant wo sible persons that the Sida aaa avies ia yertora pup gon aces ae will i shoul awar him, and that the bidder is a manvfasturer of brick, The Department reserves the right te rejact avy orallthe bf ‘bide gene it be considered ite interest to do 80, and none will be'considered that do not con- form to the requirements of this advertisement. id ine’ aes oe me ar i frie Rab A and in- May 2 PS TT thsttmys) TITERS NOT MN ai MATTERS NOT} bd art jer the hair i or. mites, & eth RE oo will gc: eee teols ‘oh: it ue of Sime ie others in quality, ausabinty retail at feeety ment a oR ' ra ey near OF bal. GE ae g, Witgtan B. ete, oft! 3 wate witha Ae eaonte, * may 2h yetiow at ote