Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1863, Page 4

The following is the N. Y. Herald's dispacch trom the Atrhy of the Potomac, referred to yeslerdiny, ina telegraph from’ New York. tie | Rot signe by the correspondent, as is required by general orders. It is dated at headquarters May 2, 4nd to have been received at New York on the night of the same eay wocld | necessarily have been sent vy telegraph, aud | thus passed the supervision of ihe censor. HEADCCARTERS ARMY or THE POTOXKAC, | ay 28.—The rebel army isevidendy moving <zen. Lee hus issued an order, which was reta to the treops 4 few nights since, congraculating them upon their past achievements, and fore. shadowing a raid inte Maryjant. He wii them that they are to have long and rapid marches throug! 2 country without@ail: and calis upon every man to be‘prepared for the severest hardships. Wonderiul victoi are, of course, promised them, and the over. shrow of eur #rmy predicted as an inevitaple event. { ‘The trains of the enemy have been seen for Baveral days moving from the depot of supplies | below Fredericksburg, and baleen reconnoi: sanees haye discovered 2 large column push- = rapidly im the direction of Cxulpeper. Whether the army intend making @ raid into Maryland, or is endavering to get between Gen. Heoxer’s army and Washington, we are unable todetermine. 4 Every one is on the qui rire, and stirring news may be soon expecied from the Army of the Potomac. Everything remains quiet along the river. A few Additional rifie pits are being thrown up on the eouth bank, but the rebel pickets lounge in the shade as usual, apparently oblitions to all operations ontside of their own sphere. There is evidently some movement in the rebel urmy accross the Rappehannock, but whether it is the commencement of 2 raid into the North, or a mere feint to prevent oursend- ing reinforcements to the West, cannot be as- certained at present. One thing is certain, we have troops enough at all points to oppose any attack the confederacy may see fit to make at any point of our lines. FARMING OPERATIONS.—Our farmers seem to be taking due advantage of the present spell of fine weather, and are busily engaged either in planting their cern, or in preparing land in- tended for this important crop, which has been wouch delayed by the unfavorable spring. Another such week as the present, however, will find the planting pretty well through with, and thus allow attention to he directed toother crops, such as tobacco, potatoes, &c. The seeded oats seem to have come up well, and the wheat and grass present an encouraging appearance. The prospect for an abundant yield of all kinds of fruit is equally promis- ing.— Rockvilie ( Hd.) Sentinel. GIRLS AND THEIR GRAVESECRETS !A Penn- sylyania girl, who has beenservyingas 4 sol- dier in the Army of the Wesi fer ten months, says she has discovered a great many females among the soldiers, one ot whom is now a lien- tenant. She has assisted in burying three fe- male soldiers at different times, whose sex was unknown to any but herself. Wa The rebel congress have adopted a new flag. If fortune smiles cn Grant he will make them change it again—to a white one. #7 Dr. Peters, who killed Van Dorn, has.ar- rived at Cincinnati, and reported to Gen. Burn- side. @7 Sen Roman, President of Pern, died snd- genly in April, and was supposed to have been poisoned. We” The Springfield Republican is inclined to believe the Vicksburg news, as it came neither from nor through Philzdelphia. w The reported match tor $10,000 between Tom Hyer and Joe Coburn, is pronounced a boax. WF The report that Vallandigham’s wife is imsane, is denied. 1 & Hon. Hugh J. Jewett declines the Demo- } eratic nommation for Governor of Ohio. 7 On Monday, over 4,000 emigrants arriyed at New York from Eurcpe. —<<<e + — ACovc#H, COLD, On AN IRRITATED TEROAT, if allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable, Brows’s BroncrtaL TROCHES reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTH'A, and Ca- ARRE they are beneficial. The good effeets result- | ing from the use of the Troches, and their extended | tee, has caused them te be counterfeited. Be sure to guacd sgainst worthless imitations. Osraix only the senvine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. Posiic Speakers and §:ncers should use the j Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over- tax the voice and sre exposed to sudden changes, should have them. 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It operates directly uj stne isordered organ. and whether unduly active or in a state of paralysis, re- eae oh toa condition of health, The sickness at pain between the shoaiders and in the be righted meside, Yellow sufiusion of {the skin, costive- Sey Sasutin crear a eeaetee ee colic, ion o! 08 cough, low fever and cther symptoms which indicate the various phases of acuteand chronic liver complaint, are one and all promptly relieved, and finally loved, by the action of this famous preparation, which is at once the best of correstives, the perm and ee — of aperients, and infallible lator, ani werful restorative, Persons ofa a bilious abi * 0 uge the never enffer the pains and penalties of liver disease or bilious remittent fever. This, the proprietors ari Whoicrsle Agents—A. M. Bininger £,09.,237 Penn. ave. tay 27-@03t — SPERKATORREGA CAK BB ConED.—Dr. Rend’s cures fae. Sermaierrhen minal Weakness, impoency, Loss of higom bs Can speedily nd, fect wai- Ita effects are truly magical. of the Ge, will emarince: the mont xe; tical of ite Price $1 abox, Bold |. Ford, cor- sireet and Pa. avenue, in, and Alexanéris. jaé-iy ner fi! Benry pacers eee in they Cnt So 1m! mort severe, The worn ipelf bat in the. ope! and the er their removal iso sins Nese voided. ‘Po all aft Sc a i 60m or other: t'we would Tecommcnded an ee. peace ice Chatand sopiese areal. NO: #37 PRNNEXLVANIA AVENUB, 4. M. BIN. BR & 00. ‘8 STORB 237 Farenn sp pa, AVENE. + sayy aaa ~~ ry east —— of Pennsylvanis | °s Root and_ Herb Jwices—A positive | } | { oe oPFPitiabe Provesr MissnaL ‘Genrnasy Org: ey oe 3 Norxee.—The attention of all officers. who have | becn honeratly discharged on scepant of wounds or diss bility, and who desire to re-enter the service in the Invalid Corpa, iacailed to the provisions of | @eneral.Orders, No. 05, of 1353, from the War De- | riasent, published in the papers throughout the | Rentrs. “Buch oficers are requested to comply promptly with the provisions of that order, and tosend their written applications, as therei: ‘O- | vided. for positions in the Invalid Corps, {stating | the character oftheir disability.) with as little de- ! ley as possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost BMarshal General of the State in which they may be. Buch Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen- ral will at once forward the applications, with his ndorsement, tothe Provort Marshal General at Washington. Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed mmetiately upon furnishing the papers required by Generel Orders No. 16, of 1863, from War Depart- ment, Their phy and émelnments will commence ‘rom date of acceptance of such appotatments, and not from date of organization of the respective eow mands to which they may be assigned. JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal General. Iny 23 Provost Mansna. Gexgrar’s Gece, t Wasnixcton, BD. C., May 22, 1863. All men who desire to join any particular regi- ment of Cavalry now in the field. are hereby autho- rized to present themselves any time Suring the ext thirty days to th@@oard ofenrollmentin their respective Districts. “The Board shail cxamine them and determine upen their fttnes for the eer- viee, and if found to be fit, the Provest Marshal of the District shall give them transportation tickets to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters of the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of the Blate. As soon as they prevent themselves at thia general rendezvous they shall be duly mus- tered by @ muatering aad disbursing offticcr,and paid by him the bounty allowed by law. JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal General, my 23-im w+ DEPARTME: pans pei Orrios, General Orders No. 106,— ‘ASHINGTON, April 28, 1963. Invalid Corps is hereby authorized. The erganisation of an This corps shall consist of companies. and if it | shall hereafter be thought best, ot battalions. ing sources, viz: First. By taking those officers and enlisted men of commards now in the fleld (whether actually | present or temporarily absent) who, from wounds received in action or disease contracted in the line of duty, are unfit for field service, but are still capable of effective garrison duty, or such other light duty as may be required of an Invalid Corps. Regimental Commanders shail at once make ont, trom information received from their Medical and Company Officers, and from their own knowledge, rolls (according to the ferm furnished) of the | OFFictas. ' WAR DEPARTMENT, DIUT AR: Genercl Orders; No. U2. 1. A bureaw is entabiished in the Adintant Gen- eral #Ofice for the recordof ali matters relatingto the crganizationof Colored Troops. Auc ee will be assigned to the charge oY the Bureau, withsueh number of clerks as may be designated by the Ai- jutant General. II. Three or more field officers will be detailed as | Inspectors to supervise the organization of cclored | trobps wt such points as may be, indicated by the | War Department in the Northern and Western i States, ! IIT, Boards will be convened at such posts as ; may be cecided upon by the War Department to | examine applicants for commissions to command | H i i Gavancy’s Orvice, ‘ASHINGTOS, May 22,1333. colored troops, Who, on application to the Adju | tant Gencral, may reecive authority to present themé+!ves te the Board for examination. 1V_No persons shatl be allowed to recruit for colored troops except specially authorised by the ar Department; and no such authority will be n to persons who have not been examined and | ed by 2 Board; nor will euch authority be given | any one person to raisg more than one regiment. V. The reports of Boards will specify the grade of commission for which each candidate is fit,and authority to recruit will be given in accordance. Commissions will be issued from the Adjutant Gen- eral’s Office when the prescribed number of men is ready for muster into service. VI. Colored troops may be accepted by companies, to be afterwards consolidated in battnliongand reg- iments. by the Adjutent General, The regiments willbe numbered serviatim, in the order in which they are raised, the numbers to: be determined by the Adjutant General. They will be designated: —— Regiment of U. 8. Colored Troops,” VIT. Recruiting stations and depots will be es- tablished by the Adjutant General as circumstances shell require, and officers will be detailed to muster and inspect the troops. VIII, The non-commissioned officers of colored troops may be «elected and appointed from the Vest men of their number in the usual mode of ap- | pointing non-commissioned officers, Meritorious | commissioned officers will be entitled to promotion to higher rank if they prove themselves equal to it. IX. All persenal applications fg appointments in colored regiments, or tor information concern- i { ing them, must be made to the Chief of the Bureau; The companies shall be made up from the follow- i all written communications should be addressed to | the Chief of the Bureau, to the care of the Adjutant ; General. names of all the officers and enlisted men under | their commands who fulfill the following condi- | tions» 1, That they are unfit for active field service on account of wounds or disease contracted in the line of duty ; this fact being certified by a Medical Officer in the service, after personal ¢xamination. 2. That they are fit for garrison duty; this fact being likewise certified by the Medica! Officer, as above, after personal examination. | from 9 o’clock a.m. §. That they are, in the opinion of their Oom- | manding Officers, meritorious and d€serving. These rolls shall be certified by the Examining Surgeon and Regimental Commander, and trans- mitted, through the regular channels ef military correspondence, to the Provost Marshal General of the United States, The Regimental Commander shall enter into the column of remarks opposite each officer’s name on the roll, a statement as to the general character of | the officer for intelligence, industry. sobriety, and | attention to duty; ard all intermediate Com- | manders shall indorse thereon sach facts as they | f may possess in the case, or if they have none, they ehall state how far they are willing to indorse the opinion of the officer or efflcers making the recom- mendation. Similar rells shall be forwarded from | time to time, whenever the number of men fulfill- By order cf the Secretary of War. E. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant Gencral, my38-colm Wwe DEPARTMENT, Apsurssr GeNeray’s Orrice, WASHINGTON, Muy 22, 1553, Genvre? Orders, No. 144, The fellowing rales are prescribed fer the guidance of Boards in examining applicants for commissions in regiments of colored troops: 1. The Board will sit every dey, except Sunday, to 5o'clock p.m. The place of sitting to be provided by the Quartermaster De- partment, and public notice given. 2. The Board will make to Adjutant General, for record in the Bureau for Culored Troops, reports of ail persons gxamined, whether approved or rejected; the reports will be made weekly, or oftencr when specially called for, 3. Each applicant st exhibit to the Roard authority fr the Adjutant General to appear before it. Such authority will be given upon satis- factory recommendetions of good ral ch and standing in the community in which the ap: cant reside: the military serv on testi- monials fre pmanding Oficers, All such recommendations will be filed in the Bureau for Colored Troops. 4, Exch applicant shall be subjected toa fair but rigorous examination as to physical, mental, and noral fitness to command troops, 5. The Board shail specify for what g: mission the several applicants are fit; also classify and number them according to merit or proiiciency. 6, Appointments to each grade sSallonly be made from the candidates approved by the Board,and in ing the conditions enumerated or the exigencies of | the order of merit recommended by it, the service may render it expedient, Sccond. By taking those officers and enlisted men still in serviee and borne on the rolls, but who are | absent from duty, in hospitals or convalescent | camp of are otherwise under the control of Medical ; Officers, In these cases the Medical Officer in at- | tendance shail prepare the rolls according to form entering the names of officers and men. from | the same regimenton a roll by themselves, and send them, with the certificate of the Surgeon, duly signed, to the proper Regimental Commander, | who will forward them, as heretofore specified, an ject to the same conditions and requirements. If, | in any case, the Regimental Commander shall think an officer unfit,in point of character, te contiaue in the service of the Lav: Corps, though disabled and certified by the Surgeon, he will state his ob- jection in the column of remarks,and note the ex- ception before signing the certificate, If any officer or enlisted man now in the service, but absent and beyond the reach of a Medical Ofiicar in charge of a hospital or convalescent camp, desires to enter this corps, he will take the course indicated below for those who have been honorably discharged the service. Third. By accepting thore officers and enlisted Price $1 Ores bottles | men who have been honorably discharged ou ac- count of wounds or disease contractedin the line of Guty,and who desire to re-enter the service, In the case of an efficer, application for appoint. ment must be made to the Provost Marshal Tickets acid | Generalefthe United States through the officer through at Government rates. For fickets and fur- | detailed as Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Ge: eral of the State. No application of this Find w: be comsidered unless the following conditions are completely fuifilled: 1, That the applicant prodace the certificate of = j the Surgeon of the Board of Enrollment for the ‘Wannaxtep ro Cure in 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey’s District in which he resides that he is unfit for active field duty on accountof wounds or disease, j and is mot liable todraft, but is fit for garrison duty. 2, That he furnish evidence of honor 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 of being thus provided for and capable ofrcturning adequate service to the Government, In case it shall be impracticable to get ihis last evidence, he may, having establishd the first two points abuve, satisfy the Board of Enrollment that he is deser- ving, and present its certificate of the fact, This evidence must all be obtained by the applicant, and must be transmitted with his application for ap- pointment. If there be no Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General for the State, the application may be for- warded through the Adjutant General of the State, who is desired to enderse thereon such facts in the military history of the applicant as he may know, oras are afforded by his records,and forward the same to the Provost Marshal General of the United Btates. Enlisted men, honorably discharged on account of disability, desiring’ to re-enlist in this cerps, will present themselves to the Board of En- rollment for the Districtin which they reside, for examination of the Surgeon thereof, who shall examine them and report the result to the Board of Enrollment. The Board chall 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, v 1, That he is unfit for service in the field. 2. That he is fit for garrison duty. 3. 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- dence of service and character as the records of | the company to which he belonged, on file at the Bittere as a protective medicine, will | headquarters of the State, may show, and if satis- fied that it is a 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 authority to discharge, under existing laws and , regulations, are forbidden to grant discharges to I any men under their control who may be tit for | service in the Invalid Corps, The Prevost Marshal General is charged with the execution of this order, and the troops orga- | | j { | | | 7. The report of the Board, if adverse, shall be conclusive; and no person rejected by it shall be re-examined. 8. Other instructions will be commumicated to Boards, 1f reqnired, By order of the Becretary of War, i E. D. TOWNSEND, { my 2-colm Assistant AdjutantGeneral, W228 DEPARTMENT. ‘AbstTas? GENeRAT’s OFFICE, ASHINGTOR, May 27, 1958. NoticE.—U nder General Orders, No: Mi, a Board is now in session at No, 469 Fomrteenth street, Washington. Applicants for examination are re- ferred to the Genera! Orders, No. 114, for informa- tion how to get authority to appear before it. E. TOWNSEND, my 28-colma Assistant Adjntant General. QUPREME OSUET OF ite DISTRICT OF CO- Holding the Tees et Gene “tof the United States for e District of Columbia. United States ne istraen 10, Sqnare No. 40; Part of Lot No. 1, Square 4#8; Fartot Lot No, 14. Square Wo, 488; Part of Lot No. 23, Square No. 491; Part of Lot No, %, Square No. 491; Buildings, Improve- | huents, ete., in the City of Washington, D. O. Whereas lot puiibeten ten,(10,)in square num- bered forty, (49;) partof lot numberet one (1) and art of lot numbered fourteen, (14,) in sou: pered four hundred and eighty-eight, (4%, | ning at the southwest corner of sxid Jot numbered { one,(1,)and running thence north ninety-five (95) { feet three (3) inches, thence east twenty (20) fees eight and three fourths (2%) inehes, thence south ninety-five (95) feet three (3) inchés to north EB | street, thence west by and with the line of B atreet twenty (20) fect eight and three fourths (83; )i tothe beginning; i bartoflot numbered twent (23) and part of lot numbered twenty-four, (21, Min kquare numyered four hundred and ning (431,) beginning for the same at the northeast an of said lot numbered twenty-fou svuth twenty-three (23) feet thre West thirty-six (35) feet, thence nor thirty (30) feet ‘three (3) inches northwest wardly thirt (36) feet three-four 4) of an inch, thence northwestwardly five (5) feet ‘hive to) thence north eleven (11) fact, thence east one hundred and twenty-five (125) fect, to the he- ginning, us the surae are known, marked and dis- linguished on the grcund plats and plans of the city and county of Washington, District of Columbin, recorded in the land records of said District gether with the improvements, buildings, out under it will be under the control of his Bu-- By order of the Secretary of War: : E. D. TOWNSEND, my 11-é1m Assistant Adjutant General, ws SEPARTMENT. merida, | Renae ee We i pris aeses sp appurtenances and other hereditament the sume belonging oF in any wine appertain and all the right, title, interest # of Cor. nelius Boyle therein. have been sei shal of the United States for the Dis bia by virtue of un act of Congress approved o: seventeenth day of July, in the yearaf our Lord one j thousand eight hundred and sixty-two. entitled ‘An act act to suppress insurrection, to punish treason and rebellion, to seize and contixcate the property of rebels, ind for other purposes.’? And wherens the United States Attorney for the Districtof Columbia, did on the 25th day of April, A D. 1863, file an Information in this Court, praying the condemnation of said property and real estate under the act aforesaid, and that proces! of moni tion issue against the ‘owner and owners of 81 property and real estate, and all persons interested or claiming an interest therein, warning them, at some early day, to appearand fd auswer anid Tufarmn- tien. Itistheretore, on this th day of April. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight bundred and sixty-three, ordergd that notico be given to the owner or owners of said property ane real es- tate, and all porsons interested or claiming an in- the j terest therein to sppear and answer this Informa. tion on the firat Menday of June, 1! and show caure, if any the: Haye, why said property and real estate. and the r iy ht, title and interest of the said Cornelius Bovies erein, should not be condemned and sold according to Inw; and that notice be giyen | the court-house of the District of Co! by publication in the Evening Star orioe reviously to said first Monday of June, lit rat publication to be on or before the ‘th dny of April, 1863. By order of the Court, Avil 25, pol Tes ap2-2awtJel Copy—Test: QUESEME Couns OMB. ar DISTRICT OF Sitting as the Unit tea ae District Court fer said bistria : United States vs Scheouer Hi st, her Tackle, Cargo, —In P Whereas the ssid schooner cargo wera eap- tured as prize by the officers nud crew ofthe United States steamer Juniata and brous ort of Washington, District of Colu ai tain the jurisdiction of this Gourt, and, on the uine- teenth day of 4. . D, 1863, a Tibet wr Gled in this Court by United States Ato: ney for said District pray: ingike condemnation of said scheceer her tackle. &c. and the owners thereof, and ail j persons interested therein, warning them at some early day to appear nnd anewer said lisel. It is therefore ordered by Pas Court. in admiralty sit- | ting. vhis Isth day of Ma: ; 186, that notics | Be iven to the owners of anid 1 usr and cargo | te all persons interested or Glatmaine 8x interest therein to appear and answer thia libel on the first Monday of July next, and show enuse, ! have, why said echconer and cargo wihould gor by condemned and sold accordin, and that wpa this order notice begiven by postion a co trent the front door of the ri: louse of said and by publi pasion im the Evouing Star twice ek previous to ai (d first Monda: rps the first publiontion to be on hed “By ‘order of the Court. ‘Tent: | Copy—Test ;: 2 Ae See marae r sarap — : R, J, MEIGS, Clerk. ‘K, my? Q J ae cr iE ore! the Diettiet. = | them, successful bi ; pellers, whether iron or copper PROPOSALS, | DRY GOODS, &. BOOKS, &c. DIOAL AND HOSPITAL DRPART. , U.* * mania : MENT. MepicaL Puaveron’s O77 Wasnisarog, a a. ProrovaLe will bs re enis omtes es = K Se MONDAY. x etd dey ef Sh Sao ce. and on the Depot with the folowing articieg i eee cee | ties asmay bp required during the respective monthe, © Cotten Rete LAs3 No, 1, } ‘otton Wade: Stier ool) ‘ Muelin. ehed, unsized,} yard Aer for ) Tape, or twilied stay bird Tape, wool lem. bi: Thread, linen, uublesched Towela’ ‘Towels, for roller Oxass No, 2, eine, 3g coaree Oiled Molin, 4 yard Giled Sie. yard sieges umm, fae err Binders’ Boards. a re KX Hedleine Baual a Miss Chesta Crass No. 4. Hand Litters ore Litters et Cases, canvas uckets, leather aoe 6 No. tenet ‘apar. Wrapp! eee weldte, Gap, Let iter Penn, Steel Posain ices, Poter, No.2, Pertioltes ison Cap size = Basing as No. 6. Cra Water-beds, Tudin, Rubber Rubber Oushions, for air or wate square 8! Cutts batt el corer: sGuiss No.7. Blankets. white or gray Counterpanes Bossy ito Bars air Pillows Cass No.8, Bed Pans, delt aoe Bowis, delf Dishes, assorted sizes, Feeding Cups, delf Medicine ‘Spoons, delf Pots, chamber, delf eh Tea, BONS hes pit-mugs, without tops Bpittoons” Tomplere, glass Urinals Crass No, 9, Basins, tin, email Basins, wash, hand Candlesticks Cauldrons, assorted sizes psy ers & apie ippers. tin pin| Flesh Forks" Fonrels, a ipint Graters, nutmeg, sarae. and emai} ig ULB. a. a Measures, tin, gallon to ping ae Ticket Frames 8 Cookies, and fixtures nge, Cooking Gloss Stools Pots, incdorous, army pattern Scalesand Weights, shop Steels. Crass No, 10, Bedsteads, iron Chairs Refri, ented) Bedside Tables Butler S baa Ciass Brooms Brushes, scrub Buckets, wooden Clothes ‘lines Woodsaws Tablerpoons Teaspoons Hatchets iiones Lanterns, glass Coffee-miils ‘Tin Warmer, for stomach "Pin: Warmer, for feet pecrrors jalt-celiars, Crass No. 12. Funnels, glass, half pint Pill-boxes, turned wood Pill Machines Pill Tiles, 5x10 Rain Guace Razors and Strop, in case pbeep Skins, dressed for plaster No, 11. Epalaias, to inches Rp anips ala, assorted Crass No. 13, Gridirons Kettles, tea, iron Ladies Pans, frying Pans, sauce Pans, tin Pots, mustard ots, pepper. articles will be shewn,and partien- packeges, quality of articies. and probable quantity required, will be given on appii- cation at thin office. Bidders must embrace in their proposals ell the articles designated in any one class. nm con formity therewith wiil be rejec oposals from disloyal parties will no’ ed, and anosth of allegiance must accompany exch proposal. Bonds, in the sum of five thousand dollars, for the faithful performance of his contract, will be Tequired of the successful bidder, As the articles in the above classes are only p chased when the ¥ f the service re an agency in this city, Tveyor reserves the right to reject any and nll bits not deemed suitable, and all contracts seventy Will besabject tot the approv- al of the Surgeon General. * HENRY JOHNSON, required to establis The Medica! Pu my 20-t2 g Medical Purveyor. pee BEEF AND D VEGETABLES FOR THE Navy DEPARTMENT, Bureau or Pro SAND OLorainG, Waskinzion, D, C_,May 27, 1863.’ SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbisoftice until the fifteenth day of June, 1863, at noon, for the supply of sixty thousand pounds of fresh beef and sixty thousand pounds of fresh Vogetables, on the Washington station, during the fiscal year commencing on the first day gral) next, and end- ing on the thirtieth Jun The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quality, and the best the market afords; and each article must be offered for by the pound. The Beef to be in equa! portions of fore and hind quarters. Eoud with approved security will twenty per centum in addition will Se writhield from the amount of each = to be made as collateral security for the due performance of the contract. which will on no account be paid until it is fully complied with. Every ofler;made must be accompli ied (as di- rected in the act of Congress making ‘opriation for the service for 1848-7, approved 10th Auguet. by a written ACh y, Signed by 24 one or more responsible persons, to the effect that he or they undertake that ‘the. ‘bidder or bidders will. if his or heir hid be accepted, enter into an obligation, within fivedays, with good and suf- ficient sureties to furnish the articles proposed. No proposal will be considered unless accom pa- nied bysuch Sanaa iy: and by pasiaac tory py iaenoe that the bidder has the license required by lawo Congress. my 23-6t LE piltoanes GENEBAL’S OFFIOR, WasHinGron Crry, Mar 1863. ners of stear: vessels are invited to send to the juart@rmaster (reneral’s Office tenders for their arter or sale. Tenders should contzin descriptions of the yessels, their dimentions, ae — Tegistered tonnage, actual opie ‘Ys avers, whether coppered, whether bore Lie, fastened, size and power of engines and boilers; ree should state the price at which they are offered for long or short charter, with the estimated value of the vessel in case of lozs, or in case the Government should prefer to purchase instead of chartering, Owners ef steam vessela clready in the service of the Quartermasier’s Department are requested to make known tothe Department any red on in their present ratos which they may be willing og grant,and also the priceat which they will be Willing to se! them. ‘All such tenders ehould be adiiressed to the ppeeeanas General of the United States, at ashington, and should be end dorsed ‘Proposals for ey Gr le of steamers,” When received, they will be considered, and the Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy ex; © atten trans; persons: mn. the Sean and Haesweterar yz aubatitating herever it een do 80, cheaper vessels of cae capacit TA for dbore now employed, _mar 23- jusrtermaster Gonerl. pRerceass FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN. pASSTAN? Quanrizow area's Orrrox, me * tr ore OT mneree B.On Mea i6 1S. Pa Rt A ae thia Depot, to be delivered at the Malivoad’ Dep ty or atany of the Government wharves in this eit city: siengi and’ they should. state the aneatinn at 01 ea! gach ticle offered, also the prize and the date te ans will be recived er Fr five ge pat aoetes ra, and Sian Of) 0) tong ot ot et oF th ‘the Government to contraet k fra Imamount, Ail in tobe put in good ofabout two re) ne Hick arg tobe Pecmanen et ene test ‘Grain saa Bir tb rocrely batog ject toa rigid centr ne create fime to time to lowest reaponsi |, a8 the Saprens of je Service may. i Security will be Fequired for the made under this ad jood securit 2.3. MAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER = FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOUDS, JOMePENNSYLYANIA AVERUE, Berween Stu axv 107TH St3s., WasnineTos, D.C, oetdetes ae attention to our large stock of ee Good Domestic Sore a aeae i hike, ! Bovtery, Bieaeie, oe Hines § Srceucese Liaen pan reaes, Tabi lings, } Qui! Flannel keke + Wo are conataWitly in the Phi fisdelphin and Ni York inarketa buying for c+<it. which enabd to present to our lies of se abo: they can be bad 8 sitmtorentall Gases frock oak at prices as low as By pursuing this system of Lbasiag goods cheap One day ané selling them sbeap the next, our busi- ness has increased greatiy Beyond oat ourex hy oe eee 30s Pennsylvania Avenne, _™my 98-6t between Ninth and Tenth strects. GFFtart vicrorRryY cr TuE DRY Goods TRADE, “We have conquered the prices of Cotto Goota and brought Bloacked Muslin down to 123,0., some 15, an@ 4 4 wide to 256, Calicoes 16. 13 and 2c. : Fine Shirting Linen, P Pillow Case a: @ L’nen Sheet- ing. Damask ‘fable Cloth mA old pricon, A large stock of Embroideries, White Gro 8. Ladies Se |. Stow be ore W. MEVENTERG. 22 Marke 9 my % . ee ae rh Fe DRESS ED AREA TITAS, POLL DE ERS 3 Hanae ARPZ, BPEL ‘GOODS in great variety and of the ony M. TAYLOR & CO. ‘ORG. atte Gea NG BALMOR 4 ss a ILK WRAPPINGS AWLB, the latent styles oftuger Pats Wetestngs sad Lose ie est styles of heay Tappings ant OD; and Square Sp: Shawls. Also. ap pieces Black Rilke. table Tord dresses and eS 4 ngs ap KR & OO. NEW GOODS! 1 NEW GOODS! Will 0) machine tt tock of POINT THREAD and MEDAL! LION COLLARS. Sens and HANDKERCE BA GRE: BHOTDERED ANDREB fue HEADDRESSES and NETS, lat rage of Stee}. Jetand "Tortola 8, spe and BELT CLASPS, TORT MOR: Rares: FANS, &c., &c . w! meee will e sold at very low ee at WM, WE! "8, apls fey arise Space. ‘le. Also, hell BAB’ VALcasis La NDS POR SALE, By direction of the Hon. Secretary o' Interior, the undersigned wiil receive erate bile i 3 rer for the purchase of any or all of the lands herein- after described, they being among the choicest and best farming land in Mi mer These lands comprise what a: Winnebsgo Trust Lands in the State of Minnesota, and will besold to the highest and best bidder in tracts not exceeding one mundred and sixty acres each, under the srovinions|0 of a treaty concluded mie on Winnebago Indians, April 15th, ae and an act of Congress, a) 2ist. Ce eae “An aot for Tanks of the Winne! Min ian ie rr ane ers ote heir Reservation in inneseta. fer their ben i no 0 Di e aan eater cerned ie at arate less than two jollars an conte per acre. canea bid ta is accepted, the party making the Same will be notified as soon thereafter as tic~ able, If within thirty days after such notice the partyshall fail to mak yment to the ‘under- fignéed, the Jand for which uch bid was made will be subject to sale to any ether once ene will be sees and ts Pome had Ay ssers a5 soen after payment as the same can be made either in indebtedness of the Zo Indii hee Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for the debt of said Indians, and secured to be’ paid out of the proceeds of the sale ofsaid lands by the third articie of Gorey treaty above mentioned. The Fear vit to reject any and bide is expressly Hag i bids must be neaiel ancreonee to the jigned, Washingten City, D. C.. and endorsed, Bid for Winnebago ‘Tract Land.” “DESCRIPTION OF LANDS,” Sections 6.7. 18, 19, and 3),of Township 106 north, of Range 23 west. Bections 6,7, 18, 19, 93,81, of Township 1(7 north, | Range 23 west. Cesction 31,0f Township 168 north, of Range 23 es! Sections 25 te 36, inclusive, of Township 106 north, | of Range 25 west. Sections 1 to 24, and sections 27. ®,and 29, of Township 107 north, of Range 34 west. Bectiens 3lto 3 jciusive, of Township 108 north, of Range 2% west. Sections 25 to %, inclusive, of Township 10s north, of Range 2 west. 4 } etiens 1, 2,3. ~ beg and'1%,of Township 1(7 north. of Range 25 Sections i2to 3, inclurive, of Township 108 north, of Range 25 wert. All of Townships 106 and 107 north,ef Range 25 west. Bections 31 to 36, incluzive,of Township 10§ north, of Range 25 west a of Townships 193 and 107 north, of Range 27 “Sections 31 to 36, inclusive, of Township 103 north, t of Range 7 west. Bids will be received as above invited until the Istot July next, at depen time all bids then re- ceived will be examined and acted u After the Ist of J 8 Wi ibe examined and acted upcn a’ 0 Of each pariod of tvo months, WILLIAM P. B Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Washington city, D.0., Mey 4.193. myS-2aw4w 8. PIKE’S PURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. This BRANDY hss been manufactured for seve- Ya) years from the PURE JUICE of the CATAWBA GRAPE! Thus affording additional evidence of the pre- gzess cf American Enterprise and Industry, and of our ability to produce articles at home equal to those made of any other nation. THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY vot only equais but exceis the best imported Bran- dies,in purity and flavor, Itisin fact, the Best Frandy Known. This statement is fuliy corrobo- rated by the certificates of cur most distinguished analytical Chemists. The want of he Brandy bas long been feltin this country, and the introduction of an article of Buch quality as to supersece the asle and use of these vile compounds, hitherto sold under the name of Brandy, can only be regarded asa great public good. The Catuwba Brandy, possesses all the qualities claimed for the best imported Liquors, and is of perfect purity and superior favor, and a BYSPEPSIA.~ e remedy for FLATU! CHOLIC LANG UOK, GENERA AL DEBILITY, CHOL. oved Feb: pared. Payments ma: in the cersi —— of oO! N. sovereign and su: TE. AMP, Tow SPIRES, 3 USy Guy &e. S@- READ THE CERTIFICATES!!! ‘Wasuinoton, PB. C., Nov. 11, 1358. D.R, Cuanx, Keq., Sir: have made a chemical analysis of a sample of gore Ob ty freariah Brandy of the Rianutaerare of & Co.. cies nati, and find it to be pure iss ‘brandy, any adulteretions or re of ini redfente d det. rimental to heaith—not a fictitious liquor made of corn cies and flaming essences, and it is well adapted, from its purity and quality, to take the place ef Freach Cognac. 0 ANTISELL Chemical Examiner. U. 8. Patent Office, Brave ASSAYER’S OFFIOR, 32 eomermss Bt. ¢ TO chemical analysis of a sample of Catawba Brand; prowgnt to me by G. Simmonds, Esq.,and that have found no adultera' inj ient or improy subtances init. Itis pure brandy spirit, with Ph the usual coloring and saecharine matters rrneiat anoe, brandy. I woele, zeeommend it tor ty Binte Asnayer. CLARK, corner FG and Pena, ave., sole Ane ‘for this District mar 18-eo¢ Sm "AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & 00., 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BaTWsEX 9TH axD 10TH S73., HAVE BOUGHT AT THE RECEIVER'S SALE THE WHOLE BALANOB OF 8TOOK of the late firm of LEACH & 00., BALTIMORE, consisting of: HERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS, * OF EVERY DESORIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, ‘FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Etc, | .WHYGH WH OFFER TO THR TRADE, FAB BELOW MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, FISH, .. - AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., Bipot ‘209 Pennsylvania Avenue. i Digunn_recsave des Frois Armen; 2 vols, FROM PARIS. jong Porestier—Traite sar Le service dg!" ve Seiliard— Tostruetion eur in Fortification 36 ‘Gaud— Fortitie tion 6 Charpentierittudes sur Aveice Francaise pias Mansel Eratiaze es Tribunsux a of po Re vers Tapa Progres de jece—Trai es hat elaie traits Garei— Beane! re edie onmeismances ter ve orp: ie Hetrubera Eee Reriments de Fer, jo de TOfficier Particuler on Campagoe; 2 * femoné—Tecti ue A pproprie nee- ment — Armes a few po iad rtatives. 2 ee wy 25 FRANCK TAYLOR. T ATTENTION, EVERYBODY! HE Subscriber hat y retarned from the ee bear offers t the pabdli i io the erect, seloctec ol KS, iS Tine s aad yancy Sg el ever be re presented in this ——_- Butiers, pediare, the trade and public in eral, wil ao well tc Topsiet our. mig ps ees before purchasing. Gonsieting, in rh wails ieee tack of Misvellancous Booke, at Pn largest stock of paper-covered Novels in the The chea 4 Se of Card Pho’ a peomen Americacs s of Statuary, Engravings, . &.8,. OF er Sid Varieties, ‘Aa we wellas @ a aasoriment 0 Foreica and Ameri noes eryand Fatcy Articlen, ench as Oh: Backgammon ribbare Beanies” Port Dominoes, Combs, ng ee Serap Booka, Writing ae ere: &e.. &¢., ‘Ee. Amd: siype Copies of P if tee and & mbdro' 7Oples ol ‘aintiny ni Vin, ot oat assortment nr oon kawdy Give use call. + ULTAM F. RICHSTRIN, National Bookstore, 278 Pa, avenue, my1l3-3w bet, 11th and 12th sts.. Washingten. EODORISING AND D DISINFEOTING POWDER, PREPARED 2XD FOR SALE BY MPSON, Corner’ of 15th street and New York avenue. The above grt pease ‘Tap ees with a speciad View to meet the wants of ‘blic in the oP ane hot season for deodorisine and die ing sinks, cesspools, outhouses, stables and ronest® used in sick reoms, barracks, camps. ae steamboats, &c.,&c, For this purpose it has equal. It’ destroys the most obnoxious esbals, tions and resists the decem positions of animal and vegetable matter to greater extent than any thing of the kind ever offered to She pubiis,aee if thor onghiy used by the residents during the summer will prevent a great deal of the sickness attribu’ ble to the foulair generated in large oe — warm weather. SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS. This valuable Bitters is prepared in great part from the herbs gathered from the Swiss Aips and Tyrol Mountaiws in Germany, and is a Standard Bitters in Russia, Germany, and Switzerland for the cure of CONSUMPTION, COLDS, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER, KIDNEY, AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, AND PAIN IN THE STOMACH. It reguiates and opens the bowels, creates appe- tite, prevents fever and many other diseases. It was highly recommended by DB. ALANZONO in the Bussian War of 1812, It was used as a GexgR- AL or CrRTAIN remedy for the diseases named, with great success and wonderful cures, Aremarkab'e feature ofitis,a glassful poured upon the hea@and weil rubbed ia will cure the most painful headache. Dige0T10Ns FOR Use.—A small wineglassfull previous to each meal and before retiring to bed. Prepared and manufactured from the original receipt by DE CAMP & MILLER, corner of Sixth and N streets south, Wachington, D.C. SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS. Beat valuable Bitters has been very successfal,— proofby nundreds of citizens of Washington and wither tities of this country, with full eatiafection, for the dieeaszes nam Therefore, oflicers an soldiers. and others con- nected with ‘the army should not 3e witout a bot- tle of this celebrated Bitters. my 19-eolm* DE CAMP & MILLER. epee a ae GREAT EBASTBRN WALTER acne Re will be dispatched 3 FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM NEW YORK. Saturday. May 16] Saturday. Tuesday. June 3) | Tuesday. + And at the same regular intervals thereafter, First Cabin, from —— —-._..... $95 to 9135 Becond Cabin...... Excursion Tickets out and back,in the Ist and #4 Cabin only, a fare and a Servants accompanying passengers, afd Children uncer twelve years of age, half fare. Infants free, Third Cabin... + SO Bteerage, with superior accommodations... $30 Ail fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in U. 8. currency, Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of lng- gage. An experienced Surgeon on boarf, For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office, 26 BROADWAY, New York. For freight apply to HOWLAND & ASPIN- WALL, Agents, 54 South street, New York. _tny 12 ted U. S. ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, REMOVED TO 444 EIGHTH STREET WEST, between Pa. av. and D st. north. P. M. PEARSON, U.8. Assessor for District of Columbia. my 7-Imeo -ES! 8! CABEIAG: ca! AGES!!! pameraG ! I have now on hand and dail ree Inga fine assortment of FIRST OCLAsS CAKRIAGES, made by the best buiid- ersin the country; Sommistne of one splendid fall Gsleche, ons Caleche ach, Bretta: f four and six seat aways and Germaat ‘owns, Boat Wagons for twoor font persons, Doctors’ Phestons, Plain and shiftir “ ogather with a number of SECON. ABRIAGRS but litte used: 'D also, severa} spl aid 4 Sleighs, all purchased f essh, and cen Be sold to to suit itihe s times goto those whe allscon at No. 409 Pennsylvania avenue. mar ‘8-2 THOMAS YOUNG. We: ar. Boys MB beefalo ow in pecal assortment of BOY’S eeod CHIL NS ‘OLOTHING of the newest styles auitable for the Aes season for ey school wear, to which we invite the ai jon of parents PWALL, STEPHENS & CO., ee Pennsylagis A Avenue, between th and Tenth streets. ap 11 ti Tas FINE HORSES. HE eapnceibaE ts is constantly in recent of Enrugsnend riding horas, They ate a and ridin; orses. lected by himself at the North ¢: br = market, and compe corey them em ~ ease one Ww! su Rig tins oheentaes ears ailwho want either 2 Draft oF Rid: ing Horees aire oe bim's call at males sntexcnenge meenlen a Louisiana avenue, on 8, ‘ween 6| mar7-tf 308. L. HEISE. HE REYNOLDS HOUSE, The undersigned. thankful to his friends and the blic in eral, wed the patronage they ve given him as former pectally of’ the “McClelian House,” res; ler begs, leave to inform them that nsfer: establishment to the corer afieth' eetand Penn- lyania avenue, where has opened a house in Dew and ‘com lete tirle. “Connected, with it isa RESTA’ sf where | e ‘igh f Wines and Liquors will always be o! can be had tall h d at the shortest noti Bite publ lig are Fespectfully invited to visit this mayésm= "J. W. REYNOLDS, Proprietor. ILARIFI@D CIPEB ey acer "a. GUARIFIED OID; T bas Rave just Feogined. per [as orb ero E welch El ueise ee prime artic cee Sac are invited to call and ¢x- T= WHOLESALE Sa00K FINE GROCERIES, wines AND LIQUORS EMILE > UPRE, (Late 32 Pennsylvania Avenue,) RENOVED TO 479-—NINTH STREET—479 Between D and E, ‘Where he will continue to séllto Burisns, Poaveyonrs 4Np ez Ciry Trine mar 7-eotf UTLEWS AND GROOER’S WAGONS, Ege? ae