Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1863, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. “FROM VICKSBURG veseeees The Fight at Milliken's Bend—Dexperate Fighting of the Negroes—A’' Battle Ex- pected Reor—The Rebrcix Cry ne Quarte:—They Murder our Wounded. Catko, June 12.—The steamer St. Cloud, frem Vicksburg Monday morning, has arrived. Heavy cannonading was heard up the Yazoo when the boat left, in a part which was not kpown. Her officers say itis believed in the camps that a battle in our rear is highly prob- able. No one believes Johnston able to raise the siege. In the fight at Milliken’s Bend, on Saturday, our force was less than 1,000, over 600 of whom were negroes. The rebels at first drove our forces some distance, nearly surrounding them. The fight waé conducted with energy and desperation by our forces, aud the rebels were held at bay until a gunboatcame to assist us. Eye witaesees report that our loss in killed was 13i, of whom 0 were negroes. The ‘wounded is abeut the same number. The list of killed is very large, in contequence of many ‘wounded being killed under the noquarter cry. The rebels left 100 dead on the field, and took away several wagon loads of wounded. ‘The negroes fought better than their white officers, many of whom, it is said, skalked. Aboat the time the battle was over, a column of rebels made their appearance at Young’s Point—all the citizens and transient persons baying been put under arms. No attack had been made when our informant left. Mexpuis, June 12.—The steamer Fort Wayne arrived up to-day. There are no later dates tham the sth. No guerillas were seen on the wa: oe. The ht at Millikeri’s Bend, on Monday last. wasa Ghee ant Ae and much largerthan at first reported. rebels were under McOul- Jough, 2,500 strong. The Federal force was three nis and the 23d Iowa. The rebels made a desperate charge at daylight. The negroes broke in confusion, but finding their captured companions slaughtered, rallied ‘with great desperaton and drove the rebels back. The less was heavy on both sides. The guerillas destroyed portions of the rail- road track near Germantown last night. The damage was slight and soon eee The rebel forces in Northern Mississippi have all been sent to Jonnston THE WORK STEADILY PROGRESSING New Positions Gained by Our Troops—New Difficulties Met With—Rebel Attack on Milliken’s Bend. . In THE REAR OF VICKSBURG, Miss, June &, via Memphis, June 11—Tkere has been no very considerable change in the situation here dor several days past. The siege is regularly progressing. Our forces gain new positions irom day to day, only to find equal difficulties presenting themeelyes from other quarters. e are mounting and advancing new large siege guns as fast as possible. There are many indications that the rebels are becoming in want of both food and amimu- nition. All deserters coming into our lines, and there are plenty of them, tell the same story of suffering and destitution in Vicks- burg. The women and children are compelled to stay in caves to avoid slaughter by shells, and of those in the caves, some have been slaughtered, a circumstance of great horror. I have heard of nothing new or startling from Gen. Johnston’s gathering host. He was at Canton ut last advices. There has been some trouble along the river from Lake Providence down to within sight of Vicksburg. The rebels have approached and threatened our post on the Louisiana shore at Milliken’s Bend. Yesterday they drove allour forces to the river’s brink, where they were saved by the gunboats. There was considera- bie fighting for two days, the loss on both sides being severe. Two or more colored regiments constituted the principal Union force. The be- havior of the regiments in the fighting on both days is variously stated, some saying that the: Yought heroically, others that they were inef- ficient and cowardly. Our loss in killed and wounded is estimated at 300. At Young s Point, yesterday, within sight of Vicksburg, on the Louisiana shore, the rebels appeared in considerable force, to the number of 500 probably. We had nothing to oppese them with but some 300 convalescent soldiers, who were hurriedly armed an~ thrown into line. The rebels formed alin. of battle, but being promptly confronted by a larger looking force than they expected, and having, probabiy, | a wholesome fear of gunboats before their minds, retreated to the woods. There wassome little firing between the pickets late in the eve- | ning, but nothing like an engagement, or even | skirmish. i | KEBEL REPORTS FROM VICKSBURG. | Rumored Capture of Milliken’s Bend, La. | Grant Steadily Advancing—Heavy Fi- | ring on the 7th and Sth of June. The following extracts are taken from the Ricnmond Dispatch of the 10th inet.: . Jackson, June 6.—Gen. Pemberton has sent word that he €an hold Vicksburg, and Gen. Johnston is to take his time to organize and discipline his forces. MosiLe, June 9.—A special dispatch to the | Tribune from Jackson, dated the Sthinst.,says there are many rumors afloat, the most reliable of which is that Gew. Kirby Smith, instead of | being at Port Hudson, has .taken Milliken’s | Bend, and cutoff Grant’s supplies. It is re- ported that Jackson’s cavalry bave cut their | way into Vicksburg. Jackson has evidently | cone something. Heavy firing is heard from the direction of Vicksburg. Col. Grierson is | believed have been driven five miles from | Clinton, La, | Monitz, June 9.—A special dispatch to the ! Advertiser und Register, from Jaekson, dated | | the &th, says a courier from Vicksburg reports cheeringly. Onrmen are fatigued, butin good spirits. Our loss is a little over 500. Colonel arks,of La.,ismortally wounded. Waddel’s battery lost twelve killed and three wounded. Nine trains of troops, believed to be from Rose- crans’ army, arrived at Memphis on Saturday. There is mereyy a garrison at Memphis. | Jackson, June §—A scout just in from Vicksburg reports all working well. The men are in good spirits, but are somewhat wearied from lying in the trenches and exposure to the sun. Grant is slowly advancing by building parallels, which are 400 yards from the enter works. There has been no general assanlt for ten days past. There is plenty of ammunition and provisions at Vicksburg, and the soldiers and ci izens are confident of the result. Our entire loss during the series of assaults does not exceed 600. There was heavy firing with | musketry and artillery yesterday, and of ar- tillery to-day. MopniLz, June 9.—A private dispatch from Jackson, on the sth inst., reports Vicksburg as allright. Kirby Smith is in possession of Mil- liken’s Bend. The Dispatch, in an editorial, says: Our telegrams from the Southwest still con- tinue to be of the most cheering character. The brave garrison of Vicksburgis as confidentand determined as ever, and Kirby Smith, with 10,000 men, is said to occupy Milliken’s Bend, some 20 miles above Vicksburg, and has cut off Grant’s supphes, It will be noticed that all the reports concur that the Yankee losses at Vicks- burg and Port Hudson have been enormous. It is no wonder that Grant calls for reinforce- ments. @7- The Winchester (Tenn.) Republican com- plains of Gen. Rosecrans’ inhumanity in send- ing young men who refuse to take the oath North, and old men and women South. The young men mighi enlist, “while the old men and women will help to carry out the starva- tion programme of the inhuman enemy.” ag The city councils of Boston have voted to establish free bathing houses for the people, on the principle that every community is in- terested in the health of its population, and that cleanliness is essential to personal health. a Gen. Gustayus Smith, having resigned his command in the Confederate army, has | been elected president of a mining company in | Georgia, which presents him $25,000 worth of stock and pays him a salary of 85,000a year. | S@The degree of Master of Arts has been | conferred on six Hindoo graduates of the Cai- cutta University. They are the first natives of India who have attained to this honor. az A foundling at Lille, who earned his liv- ing 4s a cotton spinner, has been discovered :o be the son of a Russian Prince and a Belgian | Marquise. d entitled to an estate of $2,000,000. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, | On and after Monday, April 90,185. TWG DAILY TRAINS will berun between WASHINGTON and ING and PARK ERSB' | ages of 20 and 25 years, and all unmarried per- | factory recommendations of good inoral character | the order of merit recommended by it. WHEEL WASHINGTON sod HARPER'S PERRY, and six een WASHINGTON ond BALTIMORE, as PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON. ‘Leave Washington até and 11.18 0. ment el €. ym. On Euncays at € 3 p. m. only. t €.30, 8 and 11.15 a. m. and 3, . ma “Gn Sundays atSa.m. and 3and 6.30 p. ae: FOR ALL PARTS OF THE EST Washington at 6.90. 3,6 and pe Ga bundays at 300068) pmconly. FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Lea ve Baltimore for Washinapomcat 420.8 and 1 a2, a043.8),5and §p.m. On eat 4.3end $s.m.and5y.m, a FOR ANNAPOLT, Jeeve maltimerss oa oes a "as ashington 1, No train for Annapolis on Bande tong The third snd fourth y Baltimore and ‘and fifth trains stop at Way points. w.P. Master of Tran: 3 L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. sp Zi-tf © OFFICIAL. ‘War Deranrment, Provoer sree GErNERAL's i Cireular No. 20. be J I. The enroliment should inelude all ables” bodied male citizens of the United States, and residents of foreign birth who shall ‘have de- | clared on oath their intention he nag Citie zene, between the ages of 20and 45 years. II. For the purpose of enroliment, all the above named persons who were not in the mil- itary service on the 3d of March, 1563, shall be divided into two classes 2 The first class, consisting of all between the sons above the age of 3Sand under 45. The second class consisting of all married persons between the ages of 35 and 45 years, The persons who were in the milii ser- vice of the United States on the 3d of March, 1 should therefore appear in the Consolida- teq ‘Enrollment Lists in class by themselves, | The preparation of these lists id not be itted to interfere with the earliest pos- sible completion of the Consolidated Lists of Classes 1 and 2. Men from the first class will be the first called into the service of the United States. Janes B. Fry, June 11-2W Provost Marshal General. ‘AR DEPARTMENT. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Wasnineron, May 22, 1863. Generat Orders, No. 143. I. A burean ia established in the Adjutant Gen- ; eral's Office for the record of all matters relating to the erganigation of Colored Troops. An officer will be assigned to the charge of the Bureau, withsuch number of clerks as may be designated by the Ad- jutant General. II. Three or more field officers will be detailed as Inapeetors to supervise the organization of colored { troops at such points as may be indicated by the War Department in the Nagthern and Western Btates. H III. Boards will be eonvened at snch posts as may be decided upon by the War Department to examine applicants for commission’ to command colored troops, who, on application to the Adju tant General, may receive authority to present themselves to the Board for examination. IV. No persons shall be allowed to recruit for colored troops except specially authorised by the War Department; and no auch authority will be | given to persons who have not been examined and passed by a Board; nor will such anthority be given any one person to raise more than one regiment. V. The reperts of Boards will specify the grade | May, in the ss = LUMBIA. : Sintng es the Uniued District Court for said ited Btateses. Part No.1. No. 25); "SRE mane ree 5 oO. iF. oO. cane fo. Part of Bauate No. 725, and Lot Hereas'thet part of Lot numbered ons. (1) in Ponte ee two hundred snd fif.y, (20) hav {he Lok nod next Adjoining the eat tweaty-ave PT ie ve it of said Lot; ‘and’ the west half of Loe three, in Square numbered three syn- dyed and twenty-four, (324) and the nort1 haifof Let No. eleven, (11) in Square numbered dred ard eighty-cignt, (633) and Lot numbered thirteen, (3) im Square cumbered six hundred and cighty- cuit, oe that part of Banare numbered net handred and twenty inning ac the northwest corner of said square, ra two husdred and ons (302) feet. one-and HE (24g) inches, thence fouth|sixty (60) feet, thence south- eastwardly, and at ri sugies to and ue. forty-three (43) feet four (4) inches, thence uthwestwardly, and along said avenue, two hun- dred and forty-e ght (248. feet, mine (9) inches, to the southwest angle of anid Eanes: theace north two hunared and twelve (212) feet, ten (1) inchea, Bt of Beginning, as the same a hed and 4 ted 20 Wn. jesignated om the ground plats and plans of the eity and sounty of ‘Wan ington, Dirtrict of Culumbia, recorded in the land records of said District, together with all the improvement. build- ings, rights, privil rtenances a’ t, Jeger, a) other hereditaments to thesame loagag or many wise appertaining. and all the right, titie, interest and estate of Francis Hanna, therein, have been seized by the Marshal of the United States for the District of Columbia by virtue of an act of Congress ap proved on the seventeenth day of July, in the year fa our ere one Cpeyee ee panties and ag oO, en “AR su. ‘nsurrec' toa lab Treason and Re abeilion, to teize and confs: cal @ pro! y_ol rel yl for other pur, and wherear the United Btates Attorney for the Di trict of Columbia, did on the 9th day o! 1868, fite a Libel of I the condemnation of 0] Ls May, A.D Information in this Court, pray- ing Property and real er- tate under the act aforesaid, and that processci m » nition issue against the owner and owners of said roperty and real estate, and all persons interested a ake an interest therein, warning them. at some early day, to appear and answer eaid in- fe ion. It 18 therefore, on this 9th day of i ear of our Lord eighteen hundred sixty-three, ORDERED that notice be given to the owner or owners of said property and real es- tate, and all persons interested or claimige an in- terest therein to appear and answer this Informa- tion on = Grd eneey: ee zy ext, and tad cause, if any they have, w! roperty and rei estate, and the right, title and interest therein, ef the said Francix Hanna, should not be condemned on mie pecordine tole and that netics pe eicee ing 8 copy of this order upon the front door of the court-houne of the District of Columbia, and by publication in the Evening Star twice a week Fersay to said first Monday of July next, the rst publication to beon or before the first day of Jure next. By order of the Court, 9th May, 1968. of commission for which each candidate is fit,and est: R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. authority to recruit will be given in accordance, | —Je1 2awtd__Copy—Test: BR. J.MEIGS. Clerk. Commissions will be issued from the Adjutant Gen- UPKEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF eral’s Office when the prescribed number of men is COLUMBIA ready for muster into service. VI. Colored troops may be accepted by companies, to be afterwards consolidated in battalions and re; iments by the Adjutant General. The regiments will be numbered seriatim,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.” VII. Recruiting stations and depots will be es- tablished by the Adjutant General as circumstances | shall require, and officers will be detailed to muster and inspect the troops. VIII. The non-commissioned officers of colored troops may be selected and appointed from the best 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 personal applications for appointments in colored regiments, or for information concern- ing them, must be made to the Chief of the Bureau; all written communications should be addressed to the Chief of the Bureau, to the care of the Adjutant General. By order of the Secretary of War. E. D. TOWNSEND, my28-eolm Assistant Adjutant General, AR DEPARTMENT, i ADJUTANT GENERAL’S OFFICE, WASHINGTON, May 22,1833. | General Orders, No. 144. | The following rules are prescribed for the guidance of Boards in examining applicants for | commissions in regiments of colored troops : | 1. The Board will sit every day, except Sunday, | from 9 o’clock a.m. to 5 o'clock p.m, The place of sitting to be provided by the Quartermaster De- partment, and public notice given. + f 2. The Board will make to the Adjutant General for record in the Bureau for Colored Trooy reports of all persons examined, whether approved or rese ; the reports will be made weekly, or oftener when specially called for. 3. Each applicant must exhibit to the Board authority from the Adjutant General to appear before it, Such autherity will be given upon sat and standing in the community in which the appli- cant resided; or, if in the military service, on testi- | monials from his Commanding Officers. All such recommendations will be filed in the Bureau for Colored Troops. 4, Each applicant shall be subjected toa fair but rigorous examination as to physical, meatal, and moral fitness to command troop 5. The Board shall specify for what grade of com- ion the several applicants are fit; avd shall and number them according to merit or proficiency. 6. Appointments to each grade shall only be mate from the candidates approved by the Board,and in 7. The report of the Board, if adverse, shall be conclusive; and no person rejected by it shall be re-examined. 8, Otner instructions will be communicated to Boards, of required. By erder of the Secretary of War, E. D. TOWNSEND, nt Adjutant General. my 23-eolm Assi Orrice, V JAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT GENERAL’ WA=HINGTON, May 27, 1583. Norice.—Under General Orders, No. 44, a Board is now in session at No, 469 Fourteenth strect, Washington. Applicants for examination are re- |. ferre:! to the General Orders, No. 141, for informa- tion how to get authority to appear before it. E. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General. my 28-eolm PF Adcuanrers DEPARTMENT OF WASH- INGTON. Office Chief Quartermaster, May 23,1953. DEALERS 1N AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR- DEN SEEDS, &c., are requested to furnish this office price lists of the various articles of their trade. The same thould be directed to Lieutenant Colo- nel Evtas M. Gur , Chief Quartermaster, Dc- partment of Washington. my 25-tf Provost MARSHAL @eNERAL’S OFFIO®, i WASHINGTON, May 22, 1853. Nortce.—The attention of all oflcers who have been honorably discharged on account of wounds or disability, and who desire to re-enter the service in the Invalid Corps, is called to the provisions of General Orders, No. 105, of 1863, from the War De- partment, published in the papers throughout the country. Such officers are requested to comply promptly with the provisions of that order, and to send their written applications, as therein pro- vided, for positions in the Invalid Corps, (stating the character of their disability,) with as little de- Jay a8 possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of the State in which they may be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen- eral will at once forward the applications, with his endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at Washington. Officers fur the Invalid Corps will be appointed immediately upon furnishing the papers required by General Orders No. 105, of 1863, from War Depart- ment. Their pay ai méeluments will commence from date of acceptance of such appomtments, ang not from date of organization of the respective commands to which they may be assigned. JAMES B. FRY, my 23 Provost Marshal General. Provosy MagsHaL Cae Orrice, asuinaTon, D. C., May 22, 5 All men who desire to-doin any particular reci- ment of Cavalry now in the fiela,arehereby autho- | rized to present themselves any time @uring the | uext thirty days to the Board ofenrolimentin thete | \ respective Districts. The Board shall examine | them and determine upon their fitness for the ser- | vice, and if found to be fit, the Provost Marshal of | the District ehall give them transportation tiekets | to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters of | the Acting Assistant Provost Marshsl General of | theBtate. As soon as they presentthemselvesat | this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus- | tered by = mustering and disbursing officer, and | paid by him the bounty allowed by Jaw. JAMES B. FRY, my 2-Im Provost Marshal General, ‘ABR DEPARTMENT Ta cousoeunn of he psy sfaasaes ribe ‘War Department, panes for citisens to visit the | rae lon orien Themed given st the offles of are! Py) Compan, Pennsylvania avenue of "B ie e tain alan forth, poet ston fo "| | hundred and ‘eat: | Copy—Test :—B. J. MBIGS, Clerk. Sitting as the United #tates Disirict Court for said istrict. United Stater es, Lot No, 10, Square No. 40; Part of Lot No.1, Square No. 488; Part of Lot No. 14, Square No 488; Part of Lot No.23, Square No, 491; Part of Lot No 24, Square No. 491: Buildings, Improvements, &c.. in the city of Washington, Whereas Lot numbered ten, (10,) in Square num- bered forty, (40;) Part of Lot numbered one, (1,) and Part of Lot numbered fourteen, (14,) in Square numbered four hundred and eighty-eight, (43%,) beginning at the southwest corner of raid Lot num- bered one, (1.)and running thence north uinety-five (95) feet three (3) inches, thence east twenty (2) feet eight and three foartha(#\) inches, thence south ninety-five (95) feet three (3) inches, to north EB street, thence west by and with the line of E street twenty (20) feet eightgnd three fourths (3%) inches to the beginning; Paft of Lot numbered twenty- three, (23,) and Part of Lot numbered twenty-four, (24,) in Square nuinbered four hundred and ninety- | one, (491,) beginning for the same at tne northeast angle of said Lot numbered twenty-four (24) and running south twenty-three (23) feet three (3) inches, thence west thirdy-six (36) feet, thence northwestwardly thirty eet three (3) inches, thence northwestwardly Thitty-sixqai) feet three fourths (3) of an inch, tk rthweetwardly tive 5) feet three (3) er, thence snort seteven (11) feet, thence east one hundred an owenty-tive (125) feet to the beginning, as the@tame are known, marked and ignated on¢the <Pyund plats and lans of the city ant county of Washington, Dia- rict of Columbia, recorded in the Land Records of said District, arid together with ail the improve- mets. buildings. rights, privileges, appurtenances, and other here its to the same belonging, in any wise appertaining, and all the right, title, terest, and estate of Cornelius Boyle therein have been seized by the Marshal of the United | States for the District of Columbia, by virtue of an pproved on the seventeenth day ar of our Lord one thousand eight xty-two, entitled * An Act to sup- ction, to punish Treason and Rebel- ion, to seize and confiseate the Property of Rebels, and for other purposes;’’ and whereas the United States Attorney for the District of Columbian did, = welfth day of May, A. D. 1883, tile a Libel of formation in this Court, praying the condemna real estate, under the act ‘8 of monition issue against nf said property and real interested or claiming an them at some early day to of July, in the y ress Insurt a tion of said propert aid and that pre wner and owner! and all person: interest therein, warninz appear and answer said Information: It is. therefore. on this twelfth day of May, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred sixty-three, OxpeRED that notice be given to the owner and owners of said property and real estate, and all persons interested or claiming an interest therein, to appear and answer this Inforination on the first Monday of July, A. D. 1963, and show cause, if any they have, why said property and real estate, and the right, tit 1 interest therein of the’ said Cornelius Boyle should not be condemned and sold according to law; and that notice be given by post- ing a copy of this order upon the front door of the Court Hoi the District of Columbia, and by publication in the Evening Star twice a week pre- vious to said first Monday July, A. D. 1363, the first publication to be on or before the first day of June, 186%. By order of the Court, May 12, 1803. ‘ert: . J. MEIGS, Clerk. Copy—Test :—R. J. MBIGS, Clerk, my 2s Zawtd SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRI 2’ i) COLUMBIA. LOR 'OR Sitting as the United States District Court for said istr United States vs. Lots$, 7,8, in Square No. 436. Whereas, Lots numbered six (6)seven(7) andeight, (8) in Square number four hundred and thirty-six, as the same is known, marked and designated on the ground plats and pians of the city and county ef Washington, District of Columbia, and recorded in the lana recoras of said District, togetner with all the improvements, buildings, rights, privileges, appurtenances, and other hereditaments te the same belonging, or in any wise appertaining, and all the right, title, and interest of Thomas D. A!- len therein has been seized by the Marshal of the United States for the District of Columbia, by vir tue of an act of Congress, approved on the seven- teenth day of July, in the year of our Lord one theusand eight hundred and sixty-two, entitled “An Act to suppress Insurrection, to punish Treas- on and Rebellion, to seize and confiscate the Prop- erty of Rebels, and for other purposes;” and where- as, the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia did.on the ninth day of May, A. D. 1363. file a Libel of Information in this Qourt, praying the condemnation of said property and real estate, under the act aforesaid, and that process of moni: tion issue against the owner and owners of sail property and real estate, and all persons interested or claiming an interest therein, warning them at some early day to appear and answer said informa- tion: It is, therefore, on this ninth day of May, inthe year of our Lord eighteeen hundred and sixty- three, ORDERED that notice be given to the owner and owners of said property and real estate, and all rsons interested or claiming an interest therein, appear and answer this information on the firat Monday of July next,and show cause, if any they Dare nny said property and real estate, and the right, title and interest therein of the said Thomas D. Allen should not be condemned and sold accord- ing to law; and that notice be given by posting a copy of this order upon the front door of the Court House of the District of Columbia,and by publica- tion in the Evening Star, twice a week previous to said first Monday of July, A. D. 1863, the firsc pub- lieation to be on or before the first day of June next, By order of the Court, Moz 5. 1863. Test : . J. MEIGS, Olerk. Copy—Test:—R.J.MEIGS,Clerk. _my28-2awtd SUPKEME COURT OF TH se Cl UGOLUMBIAS DISTRIOT OF Sitting as the United States District Court for said strict : United States vs. Schooner Harvest, her Tackle, Wethee &c.—In Prize. Whereas the said schooner and eargo were cap- tured as prize by the officers and crew of the United States steamer Juniata and brought into the port of Washington, District of Columbia, and within the jurisdiction of this Court, and, on the nine- teenth day of May. A. D. 1863, a libel was filed in this Court by United States Attorney for said District praying the condemnation of said schooner. her tackle, &c , and the owners thereof, and all persons interested therein, warning them at some early day to appear and answer said libel. It is therefore ordered by this Court, in admiralty sit- ting, this 19th day of May, A. D. 1863, that notice iven to the owners of said schooner and cargo and all persons interested or claiming an interest therein to appear and answer this libel on the first Monday of ay next, and show cause, if any they have, why said schooner and cargo should not be condemned and sold ascording to law; and that said notice be given by postin ‘a copy of this order es e front door of the Court House of said istrict, and by publication in the Evening Star twice a week previous to said first Monday of July next, the first publication to be on or before By order of the Court, R. J. MEIGS, Olerk. my2)-2aw PINGS AND SHAWLS, Ve just receivey— ponte Mme vat, nous, Piccolominis ana Points, ‘ , Long and Square Shawls of beantifal @esigns. [my 20] . TAYLOR & Qo. M2748¥ eoons. WALL, BTUPHENS & 00., 2 VaNIA AVENUE, assortment in this city, embrac- rs im th i Army and: nent of UNIFORM S15 4x0 ia Ee we OULDER STRA, es &c., with a ine assortia Somplte outats in ae onte. fejuts? WaLL STEPHENS & 00., snnaylvania Avenue, TANOS-GREAT BARGAIN: Peis ea) ete te & Clark) almost new, wood, 4 ro B20. > tave, (Lindeman) Sib, Oi Sita fren (Meyer, Ua.» |. One 6 |» Ove Octave @@. Ail the abdve -Pispoa are ated, to be sound in every. will bo wy Qe eer ‘ s the Wa: 3 Corner of 111 enn. ave. my 2- Bole Agent of Btelnway & Bon's Pianos, « ceuRt Or TAS DrerRICT OF 900- SUPREME ISTRICE OF 00- t of Lot No.'4, United States ws. P: are N TT; Part of Let} 0. 24, Batic improvemeots. the eity of ‘ington, B. tion. ‘ashi napeeete t part of Lot num! four an . (4) in thence by 3d twenty ‘a feet, thence s 9) feet, weat s Sbirty (30) feet to the beriauings ana tl Lot numbered twenty-four (24) in equare three hundred aad, seventy-seven. (S77) bein tke eounty of | itainents to the same bel . OF im aBy wii pertaining, and al the right, tic, and Interest and estate of A. Y. P. Garnett therein, have been | seized by the Morazal of the United States forthe | District of Oolumbia, by virtue of an act of Con gress, approved on theseventeenth day of July, in the year of our Lord oRe thowrand and sixty-two, entitied An Act to suppreaa Insur- rection, to pubish Treaton and Rebellion, to seize and eontiscate the Pr-perty of Rebele, and purporer,” #3. whereas, the Uni Sta: ney for the District of Golumbii day of May, A. D. 1&5, file Liocl of tnformatien in this Court, praying the condemnation of Seid ‘i tas Al | | zorth thirty-three<33) feet tront the depth of the lot;as the same are known, marked and desig- | rated on the ground plats and pi of the city and eight huncred . forother | | of@7 inches. To have & brass and eopper ri | pudder postandshce,and to be provided with ei, PHorosais ¥OR sTEAM MACHINERY. Ravy Derantuenr, June ‘ pass. SEALED PROFORALS Will he received by the Nav Department nee the ist of dune, for STHASE MACHINERY of the following eescription, pame- "Geared engines, two mylisdere,¢ inmeter of cylin- der, 106 inches; stroke of pistun. 4 feet; muitiple ating, 2; diameter of driving wheel te piteh line } feet s inches; iength over a!! of driving wheel, j Ii feet 3 inches.” To have one Sewell’s surface cen- | denser with seamless brass tubes and an exposed | i urface of 7.0equare feet. To have | abe boilere with seamless brass aver, eontai iE WO Rquare feet of grate surface und 25,000 square feet of heating surface. To have a euperheating apparatus, To have one brasescrew of l¢ feet diameter, with tour Dlades, and a lei er, ht blowing engines and cight steam pumps. The drawings of these engines can be examined at the Bureau of Steam Engineering. Two back-action engines for the United States frigate Franklin at the Kittery Navy-yard: diame- i 68 inches; stroke of pistons three . Te have-one Sewell’s surface con- seamless brass tubes and an expored ith eontenring surface of 5,000 square feet. vertical water-tube boilers with seamless brass | tubes, containing 550 equare feet of grate surface and 16.00 square feet of heating surface. To have a superheating apparatus. To have one brassscri to hoist up, with brass guides and hoisting appa- Fatus; the screw to be 19 feet im diameter, two iv. .F HELMBOLD’S |: HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU? A POSITIVE “AED SPECIFIC REMEDY FoR Non-Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrita- tion, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Blad- der and Kidneys, Diseases of the Pros- roperty aud real estate, under th resai % A Bhavthet Process of monttion, rae as reencs | bladed, ands fect 6 inches Tong. To be provided trate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, 4 | owner and owners of said property and realestate, | With two blowing engines and four steam pumps. - i { | Seal versong nterected oy cing on sverest | 2 sorrrey Sten peasieerina = see oe Henge die 2 soe at e1 Wi DI em som af i | sit pacer sald laiereations pres SEE | Back sntions etl "cylinders. diameter of | Mucous Apa aa and alt Disease i8, therefore, on this ni of May, i: jack-action engines, two cylinders. diameter y esr of our Lord eighteen hundred sizty-thres, | cylinders inches, ntrokeof piston Sieet, Te have | Aucous or Milky Japsbere iy KDEKED that notice be given to the owner one Rewell’s eurface condenser with seamless brass Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, ows era of property and real estate. and all | tubes and ap exposed condensing surface of 5,000 5 persons interested or claiming an interest therein, sopace feet. To have vertical water tube boilers and Dropsical Sweilings, existing to apeearand answer this Information on the Ist ith seamless brags tubes, containing 850 agtace fe oy We Children. * onday of July next, and show cause, f any they | of grate surface and 16,00: aquare feet of enti: in Men, Women or have, why said property and real estate, and the | ruriace. To have axuperheating apparatus. Tohave right, title and interest therein of the said A, Y. | ene brass screw of 16 feet diameter, with four blades, Reger eere whoald ae os eoasemnee -— suiaee: anda ieogth of Se teens, Fe bar adrase Cou cop- ing to law; at Dotice be given r rudder, rudde! 8nd shoe; and t ro- EXTRA CRU. scopy of thinorder upon the frontdoor of theGoure | vided with four blowing engines and fear steam HELNBOLD’S ct BUCHU. Licata Ske Been g Blur Stans Nake ytlnurt | LOTR or hs abotncs nee ditmatr of Sindss uihess seiaiecaladisiipbaia ‘on *n the ir, twice a week’ previous 0 that of the above, & inches diameter o! i said ist Monday of duly yHext, the frst publication | und 3 feet 6 inches stroke of piston. cylinder | Yor Weakness a Br +. of to be oner betore the first day of June next, sipation, attended with the following symptoms: By erder of the Court, May 9th, 1863. Back-aetion serew engines for gunboate, with two i tion to Exertion, Loss of P. eit J. MEIGS, Olerk. | oylinders, cach of 50 inches diameter, and a stroke igtiaposision —s Copy—Test:—R. J. MNIGS, Clerk. my 90-2awtd of piston of 21 inches, as pair a — one See = Loss ot Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, WJUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | Cu eee cd condenaine eoeteen of poe een: oak ‘Trembling, Horror # Coue kia, a, | ee ee ee eee |. sauce emreeen tame Sitting asthe District Court of the United States for tha | seamless brace tuben containwg 197 rquare fect of Dismee bine ee z Said District, a te surface and 4.700 square feet of heating sur- falnoss, Pain in the Baek, United States vs. Kast Half of Let No. 16, Reser- | face To haves superheating apparatus, Tohave eeest Zeumtascot the vation No. 11, in the city of Washington, uy. C. ene brass screw of 11 feet diameter, with four blades ee ht Whereas, thy Kast Half of Lot number sixteen, | anda length of 18 inches. To have a brassand cop- Muscular System, Hot 16) in Reservation No. eleven <(l)as the same is | per rndder, rndder-post, and shoe, and to be pro- known. marked and designated in the ground plata | Vided with one steam puinp. The drawings of these Hands, Flushing of : a ict 0 Golumbia, recorded in the land records of said | $retecchug'© “wmmined at the Bureau of Steam the body, Dry- District, together with all the improvements, i ners of the buildiogs, rights, privileges, appurtenances, and Inelined peddle-wheel engines for double-ended other hereditaments to the same belonging, or in | ganboats, with one cylinder of 38 inches diameter Skin. eayiwine appertatain . soda tem Tight, tle oad et olinder, = a eee or piston of 8 feet 9 inches. scizel by the Marshal of the Unitod Blatee forthe | tubes ead an expoeed cosdcarine soriace ofr) matunE ay har Wad: District of Columbia, by virtue ofan act of Con- | square feet. To have vertical water-tube boilers, gress, approved on the seventeenth day of July on | with seamlces brass tubes containing 200 aquare feet PALLID COUNTENANCE. the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred | of grate eurtace and 5,600 square fect 0 heating and sixty-two, entitled ‘An Act to vapriese Insur- | surface. To have a superheating apparatus, To rection, to punish Treason and Rebellion. toseize | have overhung iron paddle-wheeln of 26 feet & ane ccalinele fhe Prope A of, Rebels, ak for other irehen diameter, and 9 feet length of paddle, To | These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this hey for the District of Coltmabia dig, on the thir- The general pluneand rpeciGeation of thie caine: | medicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa- el A) ay, A. 63, file pe | - i- i enon ny ot} Onset on aos oe plone beats Sgr exae be exeminel at the Burear of Steam Engi. tuity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the faid, and that procems of monition issue agsiuns the Fe sal Ree at Pp of monition issue agai i i i Owner and owners of said property and real estate, | arom cneines ie be the sates ee daa en al the eee riz oy and all persons interested or claiming an interest | ppecifications for the screw machinery of the sloops those ‘‘ Direful Diseases,” IN- therein, warning them at some early day to appear | ef the Juniata class, copies of which are in posses- SANITY and OONSUMP. and answer said information. Z n of all the principal marine steam engine build- c Itis, therefore, on this thirteenth day of May, in } img establishments in the United States. TION. Many are aware the year of our Lord eighteen hundred sixty-three. Ail the provisions embtacsA tu ihe contracta for OrpeRED that rotice be given to the owner an atumackinerrsta apply to the contracte which of the cause of their owners of said property and realestate, and all | may be made under this advertisement. The same euffering, but none rss inte’ erc’aiming an interest there- | number of duplicate pieces: and the same quantity ie #2} gear apuiawenes tx Jipbtige Sept ees of jocls.ansiraments, eae etc., proportionally will confess. they hare, 7 a f Bropert and real “tite, ad joneausy ied, that is called for in those specitica- The | je right, title and interes’ erein of! e Ral The proposals to be indorsed ‘* Proposals for records Martin L. Smith, should not be condemned and | Stearn inery,”” i is rl acottay ty ana testes eno by siearn Backiners te distinguish them from other of dhe Bee 1g & COPY 0: order upon the frent door oe! Parti dt gane Agy! the Court House of the District of Columbia, and Pr ieeny eee eae roe ‘ zumae by publication mothe Ryening Star twice a week | themselves able to execute. and the Melan- evious to raid first Monda! next, the ct wil brac i Con. Bret publication to be on or’ belo: first day gad pagtenta will be conde fate teal ener ae eholy Deets ey of Tay order of the Court, May 18, 1863 wei Gepartnient enctvos thecigtt to valee msiganene: oer he Copy test: Ree pratt ces mete8, Clerk, | oralt ort proposals that may be made unter thn ness to the truth of the as- ‘en’ G8, Clerk. my3u- aseranementt , in its opinion, the public interest sertion, The constitution ones DENTISTRY athe proposal will state the mame or names of affected with Organic Weakness, re- e navy-yards at which the parties intend to is furnish the nery; the number of engines they cuires tue alt cf mstistee te Birsagtien Ss DR. LOCK WOOD, Braposs to built jie manne of the mee a fall, and Invigorate the System, which HELM- ii ildi: mi eir sureties; the gross sum fo ick the: ineerted on Vulcanized Rubber. chea, vessel complete and ready for steaming; and the and improved plan. Also, Gold and time from date of contract in which they will Bilver Plates made in superior style, E¥brantec to complete Mowers : al ‘Teeth extracted without pain ap 17-40" The proposals of parties will also be considered = = 2 — who may choose to offer for machinery of equal N EW AND IMPROVED INVENTION | power en plans and specications of their own in HELMBOLD’S oF place of those above described. Je s-eotd ARTIFICIAL PROPOEALS FOR STATIONERY. SriaHE SOONG CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, War DEPARTMENT. June, 1853. srmrouaD Wiruour Mrra L Puat Bor CiasrPs, Provosats mu de receiy a ag this Department DE. 8. B. BIGHSMOND, __ | juntant for suppivinetie Bationsry deacboaag | FEEID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, 910 Broadway, New York, and 260 Pennsylvania | the schedule below, for tne fiscal year commencing | Avenus, between 13th and 13th sts., Washington, the first day of July next, Fer Oalls the attention of the public to the following ‘The Stationery must be of the best quality, 2am, eivanteges cof his impsoved system: Samples must accompany each bid purifying 1. The Teeth of his manufacture ee | The sucsexsful bidder wiil be required to give the blood, re mever ccrsode nor chan, eolor by any bond with approved sureties for the faithful tul- 2 Seids being three-fourths fighter than any other, fillment of his oneace: ana: Ste Pemertaiene will moves all diseases yj. 0 or reo’ reserve e right to orier articles as it — artificial ones can be inverted over then. es/eee dcem proper and to increase or diminish the quane arising from excesses 8. The roots will be made inoffensive, and never | titic~ below stated and imprudence in life. ‘achs. Articles not named inthe schedule below are te - 3 BI 2 4. No temaporary Gabrred pesied. ss permanant be Gee hed ae vis option of the Department at chronic constitutional dia- ones. e made immediately, thereby presi the lowest market prices. ahah arising? i the n@tura! expression of the face. which under the PAPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK. serine! apt eitee ici ape old system is frequently disfigured. iOireatindisen tek Gon, Scie aa ad state of the blood, and the only relia- 5. This work has been fully tested over five | ly caine foolseap, ruled or plain wershing ble and effectual kn a yours by many of the frst chemists and physicians ie iD plein, wetenine 16 ile and efechda] SDONR Temetysor the °'Dt.B. nas elso Invented a white undestractive | 20 ream: quarto-post, rule! or plain, weighing Bek dak aeg tities he Sine metal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth sg) Senin quarto-post. ulead or-plak ERS Rheum, Paing and Swellings of canbe flep without pein.and can build abe per. | Westen Kchaca cr ee the Bones, Ulcerations of the fect, sound tooth on any side roots, which will jOecenine Bute parece ruleacon Glan. - Uhrough iifetetine, 150 reams note paper, ruled oF plain, headed as shi o- dy fat eeyy eee Oali and exassine for yourself. el i per pattern. * ae: Pimples on the Face, 20 Ms ct T. 2 min es ae 0 reams Wlotting paper, red, Tetter, Erysipelas, Call at 246 Pa. avenue, 0 dezen blotting boards. and all scaly between 12th and 13th ats., 30 reams envelope paper, buff or yellow, reyal. . and examine DR. LEWIE’S New Method of Insert- | 130 reams Manilla wrapping paper, super-royal, ———_ | ing Teeth. To doso isto be convinced of its su- 20,000 envelopes, official sizes, plain, of the Reriority over all methods heretofore used. Also, 20,000 envelopes, letter and note sizes, plain. z eet Extracted without pain when desired. term 350,000 ony slene ey omc sizes, extra heavy, * skin, moderate. - end ee ‘Sper ern. M sid aa ove 90,000 envelopes, letter Bites, extra heavy, headed are fog spsonstal of pags eae of Barsapa- _ 7% . . as per pattern. rilla added to a pint of water, isequal to the Libson Ofthe MINERAL PLATE TENTH attends ooamme | {i yiTOts me alic, pens. Diet Drink, and one bottle is fally equal toa gallon Personally at his office in this city. Mar 25) dozen Faber’s black lead pei of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Decoction, as persons can wear these teeth who cannot in dozen Faver's blue and ret pene usually rade. wear others, and no person can wear others who 150 dozen venholid: assorted, cannot wear these. 12 dozen ivory folders. ersons calling at my office can be accommodated 20 dozen erasers, ivory handles. a7 Tr SSE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT- any style and price of Teeth they may desire; 30 dozen Rodger’s or Wostenholme’s feur-blade | TED TC USS IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY. Dut to those who are particular and wish the purest, enknives, jan i ‘4 cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that | 3 dozen Rodecra’s scissors, and ere :/3 in very general gee in all the STATE art can rodeos, ie MIN. PLATE will be zdoxen shears. Te ; b HOSPIT .13 and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTI- Rooms ix this city No. 338 Pennsylvania avenue apex ty Maynar pele pe ink, ee TUTIO“s throughout the land, as well as in pri- 9th and streets. Also, 907 Arch st., 50 dozen French carmine ink. ; vate prac‘ices,and are considered as invaluable marély M4 dozem inkstands, Drapers, Whitney's, or equal } remedie: quality. @ wax, scarlet. CLOTHING, &c. rubber, prepared. See MEDICAL Properties or Bucnv. Bt, ABS 4 *, Fe y Miamomedae From Dispensatory of the United States. A See ee Sees Tet 140 pounds linen twine, Ree Professor BEWEES? valuable works on the 20 dozen large jars caucilage. with = Fs 460 BEVENTH STREET. 3 ouen unr bottles muctiage. ibraahes Praction of Phytic. .. 6 dozen jank books. remarks made the Ho is selling Immense Bargains in 160 dozen packs visiting cards, PHYSIC. Philadelphia.” Soo cco ag CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, 3 dozen pen racks, i =. HATS, CAPS, &6., &. 6 dozen rulers. See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM McDOW }, CAPS, &o., &e, zi gross india rubber bands. ELL, a celebrated Physician, and Member of the For a few days more we will offer ourimmense | 2 j07cn boxes notarialeoske’ Royal College of Surgeond, Ireland, and published stock at great bargains to make room for our 6 dozen boxes notarial waters. in the transactions of the King and Queen s Jour BPRING STOOK 2dozen portfolios. nal. 5 - ozen boxes eyelets, 3 *, ., To those in want we say, now is the time to buy, = dozen letter Biles. ce a pedal Lapmcrsoes by Remember that SMITH'S is Headquarters for Sdoren letter clips. of Surgeons. : aes” é junds sponge. " Glothing—460 Seventh street, two doors above J a oeen: gold pene and holders. See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine Bruce & Co.'s, J. H. SMITH, Olothier, 200 yards tracing linen, : No. 460 Seventh street, 6 dozen sponge cups. fra mar 17 and corner 20th st, and Pa 6 dozen paper weights, je 6, 33,20,57,29 PRICES REAT DKOLINE IN GOLD! APPINESS OR MISSRY!—THAT x . ds ety i's Er pss tee wonere | Had RE ak tatoos eed | eres ener 2 our presen we have Extract REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR OLOTHING | sad MEDICINE,” have determined— regardless ielivered toabee spat ‘opel pete? zal and are now selling off at rapid rates. Seoeanity four PSs oll peti _caeerine . observation, sidiaia Sem The people find that Lectures on Mi and its Disqualifica- : J. BRUCE & 00.8 Firion, Woukness, Depression, or ignoraian of is the place to buy Paysiclogy and Natare’s Law. ‘These invaluable | Address letters for information, in confidence, to @00D CLOFHING ‘ee have been the means of and : at Peselat of ear btanee: By ckinetan somes HELMBOLD’S MEDICAL OFFICE, LOW RATES! Barisan Cabinet af Anatomy and o08 104 Sours Tsxru Srazer, Call and secure some of the Great Bargains now wey. Mow Xoex, Jy Bele Foti se , offered at No, 464 BEVENTH STREET, two doors HB REYNOLDS HOUSE. (velow Chestnut.) below Smith’s. J. BRUCE & 00., ae a ‘ The undersigned. thankful to hi PHILADELPHIA mar J7 Clothiers, 464 Seventh st., near F, patlic in eeneral, for = sated ‘in Stags and the . SOHARGED SOLDIERS ve given him as former proprietor of BMITH’s, establishment to the corner of l8th street and Per =| € No. 460 Savers Sraesy, Opposite City Post Ofics, and get their CLOTHING AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRIORS, Boidiers can rely on Fair Dealing at SMITH’s, sylvania avenue, Where he a house in ope Rew and complete style, Co; sted wi i RESTAURANT, where the best of Wines’ vn’ Liquors willa!wavs be on hand. Meals BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN PRINCIPLED DEALERS, sill hours, and at the shortest notice, °° 284 | Who endeavor to dispose of “their own” and The public are respectfully invit i fi OS pe ly invited to visit this mey6-3m* 3. W, REYNOLDS, Proprietor; | F,? HULBLECEE & $9. es tee. Wh No, 460 SEVENTH STREET, ean wiLitiny and | wBR NT TAILORS, CORNER 20TH STREET AND PA, AV, ws jag | iy ; mar 17 r 4-tf 369 Pa, avenne. 8.0, nn Seas ach aad a BUTTER. c [ee mn | NOY OT w CHEER, esti nage Adame” abd W 2 Seom Boston Siar tig RRMAMAM TSS ‘ oe 4 Loser rLOF ms sale at the lowest AIETAD CHAR, which my6 Corner Righthond D streets, | “Hotel ‘and all others in wantot « : ay Dnenporaine oem By, Davee y Sven NOK TAYLOR, | (0. 937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENON, Maer A. M, BININGER ¢ 00.’s STORE ; 937. yt : wo “other” articles on the repntation attained by HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS: HELMEOLD'S GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU, HELMBOLD'S GENUINE EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, HELMBGLD’S | GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE-WASH. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE, ASK YOR HELMBOLD’S, TAKE NO OTHER. is advertisement and send for i on end exposure, ep m-tr 5 &yYO