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0 WASHINGTON CITY March i9, 1853.
owners OF steam vessels invited to send to the
Qusrtsrmaster Generals Office tenders for their
charter sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
whe ther cOppered, whether side wheel or pro-
pellers, whet her iron copper fastened size and
power OF ENGINES and boilers; and should state the
price at which they offered for long or short
charter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead of chartering.
Owners ef steam vessels already in the service of
the Quartermaster's Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduc ion in
their present rates which they may be willing to
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sci them.
All such tenders should be addre ssed to the
Quarterm8ster General of the United States At
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of Steamers
When received, they will be consider and the
Department will endeayor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters. by substituting. wherever It
can do 30, cheaper vessels Of equal capacity for
4hose now employed. NJ. G. MEIGS,
mar g 3m Qusrtermaster General.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

ENMBRO1DERIES-A splendid assortment Just
II received at 8. Il W. MEYENBERG.
As Market Space, betw 7th and 3th sts
ID YORK MILLS, WAMSUTTA and other va ua-
BILE fabrics, at Hanufacturers prices. Also, Irish
SHIRTING LINEN, very low, at
s. Il W. MEYENBERG'S,
IS Market Space, between 7th and sth sts.,
mar % Under the Avenue House.
lust RECEIVED-A large stock of Maltese
y Thread and Valencienne Cellars and Sets, Plain
and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Infant Robes and
Waists, Thread and Pusher Lace Wells. Also q
magnificent stock of Headdressss and Fancy Goods
such as hteel, Jet and Tortoise Shell Fins, Ear
drops and Belt Clasps, Portemo monnaies, Fans, &C.,
which will be sold ut low prices call is respect.
fully solicited. VIM. WEINBERG,
mar91y Is Market Space.
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Tv0u6Hs, COLDS, H0ARslNlss, 10.
- COMPOUND s1kGP 81 Saux ARABIC.

THIS pleasant and popular Cough Remsdy Aal
DsFsens have bscome familiar with il sxtraordins.
- eAcaey. II can 10 AAd ct Ill the prinSipal AYuH
stores at 8 and Afty cents bottle.
a 7.6mkeo<Ms
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e OF LILO 11O11e1dySs
4. n. BININGER / co.,
BaAHoH OF Nos 1s AND 21 BROAD ST., Nsw YoRx
oYFER FOB SALE AT THEIR STORE,
No. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBeCKER.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MAOKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
sOUsED 4 PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LT1URIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Eessrs. A. NJ. B. Il Co. are also Sole Proprietors
ef BININGER's CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put MP in Quart Bottles fer medicinal use.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~Au articles bought at their store warranted
ofthe first quality and forwarded to any part of the
eity free of expense.
As we intend to be permanently located We re-
Fpectfuily request families to give us call
ABRAM NJ. BININGER,
HENRY T. CAPEN.
WASHINGTON, December. 1862.
An BININGER Il CO. have no eonnexion with
saT other House.
d1-n R0LLIN CHURCH. Agent.
RLooDI . BLooDn
ToN of e4nfE nE vfTan FhU ooSDI
= a$s sgSss FSsSEsfi See1s letters
NEREAL DISEASES DO
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered the public "a q positive cure.
AND HERB is: y11oEs q e sna' ~ 0l's use 'ns Aoof
ored Patches, as there are many snrmises about
Danish all impurities Of the blood and bring the
SxRAis
most potent, certain and effectua remedy ever pre-
scribed reaches and ersdcates every particle of
dy and be aealed, and DO not transmit to your pos
''r'' Tfs So sT in
ko IHh the
system, we'll as ali the bad effects of Mercury.
FEMALEsl FEMALEsI
males the Is
most happily adapted. in liberated Uterus, in
Bby ss the
sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
TIse q sfpts Gu dr
= Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner of 18th and
Baltimore. oc r.tf
fRIE 8 Z MAR.
Protected 6y Royal Letters Patent Of Enslasd, a.d
rss. ;ss.s s.si ss s tss I'll ass l. Ss,s
n 8sb Ss EHi
TRIEsEMAk No.a,
Gempistey and s entirely eradieates Al traces Of
the health of = vast portion Of the population.
l. tn. xr... lsnsds n civilized
for all Impurities Of the system well as secondary
symptoms, obviating the destructive use of Mer.
curry, well as other deleterious ingredients, and
a.. II =: and sGss s;:
devoid Of taste smell aRd of al nauseatine qual-
Hs soss table Without thsr bsins
pected.
Bold in tin cases at Ss each, OF four ss cases in
eas Sa ss ssu1 s
60 Wholesale and retail BY DIR. q. A. BARkOW,
street, Ney York: tmmediately an receipt Of Re-
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the instrue etions Of the writer.
Published also by DIR. BARROW, that Dopulsr |
and beau;ifnlly Illustrated medical woIk, Human |
Ss Obtained * special authority ffom 3. g. FORD,
Warrington D. q. Dc Rtr
On CHARLES 3. FOWLER & co., G.
IMPORTERS, |
vHoIIsAI1 ..I..s .sp ;. .sfAiL
yins Cutlry, JapAnnea Waitsrs.
Plated Ware 0oel ON Lan1a
2o0 Metal Goods. 0himpeye and WIeka
Block Tin Goods, Laatoxns &e &A
TN ChAnheH 6sts,
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IRON IRON GLAD SEA STEAMERS.

NAVY DEPARTMENr. March Y. 1893.
The Navy Department will, until April 18th next
and equipment for sea service, Including wrought
iron gun carriages but excluding guns, ordnance
stores, nautical instruments. and fuel, of
iron iron clad steamers of about coo tons burden
measured as a single deck vessel, and 2l dr. aught
of water. The boats, masts yards, and rigging to
be of ron and the armament to consist of ten guns
in casemate, each Weighing about 25 tons without
the carriage.
The boilers to be of the horizontal tubular kind ,
with 800 square feet of e.grate surface, and
81 700 square feet of water heating surface. The
machinery to consist of two separate pairs of
direct action horizontal engines, operating in.
diameter one under each counter Of the I 70 vessel
Capacity Of each of the four cylinders la cubic
denser. containing 500 square feet of exposed
tube surface for each pair Of engines Bunkers to
be provided for 800 tons of coal
Proposals will be received ON general plans
and specifications that may be examined at the
Navy Department; or parties may pr pose on plans
and specifications of hull and machinery of their
own. mar l4-s tn th4w
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MAYORS OFFICE,
lF1 WAsHIEGToS, D. April 10, 1863
PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayors Ofice
until Il Monday, the 10th instant, for contin-
ming the Sewer from its present Termination on 7
street north between 9Th and 10Th streets west to
point 10th street thirty feet from the east side
of 10Th. and thence along said 10Th street 70 the
north side of New York avenue, with later sIs and
drops, 80.
Bidc will state the price per ineal foot for the
main, laterals. including drops and excavations
Specifications be seen at the Surveyors or
Zee on and after next Monday.
Bidders are notified that part of the appro-
priation will be paid unless the Comm is oner and
Assistant Commissioners express in writing that
JOHN T. GARNER.
Commissioner Third Ward,
JOSEPH BRYAN
CHAS EDMONSTON.
Assistant commissioners,
ap In.td Intel, Chron. & Repub
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NATIONAL LOAN.
TIN NEW
SIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
c, kft;s rivs Years, at Option Of the 9ovsrnnss,
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
YHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
OEH THOUsAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
CHASE,
AID PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
cEAAPEET GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
Ehe Interest at present price of coin being equiv
alent to Pen CERT. In currency.
FOR SALE By
JAY COOKE g. co.,
BANKERS,
lxo FJPTERNTH STpFrr
DEALERS II
aQVERNNENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATEJ,
ARHY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND E1CRAN9B
dec p-tf
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs YOR BEEF CATTLE.

SEALED PRoPosALs are invited until u u. Of the
18th day OF April, 1858, for furnishing to the Sab
sistenes Department 1000 head Of Beef Osttle.
on the 2sth day Of April or IS soon tAerssfter ~
the Government may direct.
The cattle TO average at least 500 pounds Gross,
and NO animal to weigh less than .G0 pou nds
Any person desiring to bid for less mum Der than
AGO should so state It in his bid.
bond with good and sufficient security will be
required.
Proposals from contractors who have failed to
comply with former bids, frem dislnyal persons,
and from those who are not present to respend to
their bids, will not be considered.
Payment to be made in certificates OF indebted
ness, sr such other funds as Government may have
for disbursement.
By two persons and directed TO COL. A. BECK
WITH, A. d. G. and G. $. U. s. A., Washington,
d. c., and endorsed "Pre posals for Beef Cattle u
Form Of Gxayantss.
We.-,ofthe county Of, and State Of. do
hereby guarantee that lis able to fulfil the con-
tract in accordance with the terms Of his PROPOSE
ton. and that. should his proposition be accepted,
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. we are pre-
DAred to become his securities.
lThis guarantee must be appended to each bid. }
The responsibility Of the persous signing the
guarantee must be shown by the o6teial certificate
of the Clerk Of the nearest District Ceurt or of
United States District Attorney.
Bids .rAieA do xot comply ruth tAs abors ,1iu 70
yatSrfsi mar 81
Evening star., 1863-04-13

I HAVE FOR SALE MY STOCK OF CABINET
y MATER1ALS-Ore Turning Lathe. ;amall,) one
Mortising Machine half barrel best Glue. Varnish,
Sround Pumiee Stone: Looking Glass Plates, Up
Tops, Glass Paper, Locks. Hinges, Curled Hair
.Pieiedl, Springs, Handscrews, Iron Clamps,
Webbing. Tacks Screws, Springs, Twine, Seasoned
walnut ts-inch 2 inch, Ia inch and l-inch>, Wal
and Oak Feneers, and many things that cabinet
makers use and cannot always get.
VIM. Mel, CRIPPS,
ap ll-3tS 499 Eleventh street
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1861 THE 1858
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD


80 -
Is ,1.sr-clG1S,'sss l1,'s 4 soHFs sSHHss',en''
SPEED e fHF FAF hE5 S5SsE5s 5SsESsfI fH1r1''
sToNE BALLAsTEB AND -, ,no,. .
sAaaAe. CHECKED .HeSSHSHh. .HeSSSSSfh .s1s,nos. s.un nos.
rHInkfEIfh1H nnkPE 2Ath4 T5 FSAEEs Ff41sBSse sBSk
CLOS, cokEFcf1osS Hns 4 sss5 II Hs.Rs .HRxsRs1sBuHe
NORTHERN Hsfe cEHFRSn Tds1hs sn K; 'ks;s1LKoAD,
THE GREAT At dsRTRsaL dgfsaRHTIRs Rour.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST u
- For Through Tickets apply At the offices Ct
corner Of PennsyIvsns avenue and siith street.
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND sALdoN pnAtNs cxks ON ALL rRA1na
FROM WASHINGTON.
arriving in Baltimore at SEQ a. N. and 81 g., ,. m,
where competitions are made with trains on the
with the trains on the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road for oil parts Of the West.
FREIGHTs.
forssrded to and from any point on tie RaiIrosds
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, by Rai1vead direct:
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port an the OHIO, Muskingnm,
sipPi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland sandusky, and Chi.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the tfanspor-
taten Of their Freisht to this oempany can rely
THE RATES or FREfGHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Railroad Companies
~ Be particular to mark packages "via Penna
WIN BROWN. Ag't Northern Central R r.,
No. so North street. Baltimore,
ENoCH LEWIS, GENT Superintendent, Altona, Pa.
T. L. HQUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
Il. a. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent philA-
delphia. ian 2-1y,r
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CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
~ CARRIAGES.ii
I have now on hand and daily receiy.. 6=6a s,
i Ing sI ? fine assortment Of FIRST CLASS G4
CARRIAGES, made by the best build -
Caeehe, one Caleche Coach, Brett s. four and SIX
seat Rochawa and Germant owns, Boat Wagons
for two or four persons, Doctors Phaetons Plain
and shifting Top Buggies, ogether with q mum ber
of SECOND HAND CARRIAGES but little used !:
also, several splendid Sleighs, all purcha ased for
cash and be sold to suit the tim to those who
call soon at No. 400 Pennsylv vania avenue
mar l8 Pm THOMAS YOUNG
nN HAND AND FOR SALE-5Oo0 Smoked and
~ salt Beef Tongues, s, 900 Sheep Tongues. is 900
lbs of the best Salt Beef, plate and brisket, cured
in the best manner For sale lower than the ssIae
article can be bought for elsewhere. Also. a con
sta Mt supply OF Fresh Meals.
JOHN HOOVER, corner Sth and sts,
mar II lmr and in Center Market
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DENTISTRY.
OOXN L Id hxs
NJ EW AND IMPROVED INVlNrION
OF
ARTIFICIAL


ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
WITHouf INITIAL PLArHol CLAsPs.
DIR. q. b. sIGIsMoND,
910 B,oadssay, Ns,1 York asd $50 Peassylcssis
A$ssH, eessssen l2tA and lSfA sfs., WashtHston,
Calls the attention of the pnblie to the following
sdvantases Of his improved system:
l. The Teeth OF his manufacture wiuS
never g rsode nor change color BY Any<
acids being three -fourths lighter than any other,
NO teeth or roots need be extrsted a. the
to ache.
l. No temporary teeth are needed. a. permanen,
oneEcen be made immediately, thereby preservins
the NATURAL expression Of the face, which under the
old system is frequently disdgured
g. This work has been fully tested over I've
years BY many Of the frst chemists and physicians
OF this country.
DR.. has also invented . white undestruetivs
metal filing, with which the most sentative teeth
can be hlleP without pain, and can build NIB per-
feet. sonnd tooth any side roots which win last
through lifetetime.
Gall and eYRroina for vonraaIf m Nl-eY
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- HAMMACK'S III
I. RESTAURAN @
ASnaK Corner Of 18Th st. and Pr.

1Au RES % n 7, a
iaSnhY Corner Of 18Th st. and Pr.
dceHHe.
This is one of the most pleIe, frst-class Res
tAurants this side of New York. To officers of the
Army and Navy il offers peculiar Inducements, as
their Meals can be furnished at all hours during
the day or nil ght, and at the shortest notice nv
cooks are of French Importation and pride tn. m
selves on being at the top of their profession and
my servants no oRe can but admire their neatness
and polite bearing My Larder shall always DEFY
com petition. In regard to my stock of WINES and
LIQt ORS. it is only nece ssary to say that they
were selected By one Of the best judges in Wash.
ngton-our old friend DYER, who stands as first.
class merchant and judge of spirits.
solicit continuation of the liberal patronage
that have he retofore recei-ed.
ap lost JOHN D. HANBACK, Proprietor
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IN NOTIOl
d Q HOTELS, GROOERS RESTAURANTS, PEI.
VAT1 FAMILIES, 30.
The Subscribers have Just received fresh ship
ment OF
500 CASES 6T. JULIEN AND YLORRAO
CT r ETS,
Whioh they oher for sale at New York pricsG
Also, they have constantly on hand
A Large and Rsu Selected StoeL C
ohoice BRANDIES,
5f5 fG sS5E5h. s5E5z.'s Sd ,.,us
oHAMFAGNES Of all fayorite brands,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTEKS,
aHAaHish PioKTls, sAUoHs,
UHILT0N, oHEDDER and lNGLIsH DAIRI
4 RpN IS. KlMP's sHlRMlTIoALLY s1ALlD
YRSNCH, GERMAN and INGLIsH OORDIELD,
0ON6RESS, SELTZER, KIHSENQlN and IN4.
tISH SODA WATERS,
hoioe OOL0NG, sou CH0NG, IMPERIAL, HY.
SON. YOUNG HYsON TEAS,
With An extensive assortment OF
,IANoY aRoo1RIzs.
BININQlR & co.,
(Established t776.j
Draneh-219 Pa. avenue, opposite
Willards' Hotel, WashfnSton,
uAssts. suT
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Q1f GREAT BARGAINS 4 o11
DRY G. obs

At 32i Pa. agsahs, betreta 9!f and 1a!h IS.
The balance of the DRY GOODS stock at CHAS
L. LOCK WOODS formerly John B. Clagett> must
be eioEed out by the Is. of May. in order to make
room for q large stock OF GENTLEMENS FUR.
NISHING GOODS.
Great bargains in DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS
&c. Also s large sssortm. 1t of HOSIERY. GOT
TONS and WHITE GOODS, st less than Wholesale
prlces o.
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FINE HORSES

TN FINE HORSES
i BE Subscriber is constantly in receipt of very
fine HORSES for sale, single and matched,
harness and riding horses They are Sc IN
lected by himself at the North expressly GA
for this market, and some among them cannot fail
to please any one who wishes to purchase such
steck He will sell them low for cash, and respect
fully invites all who want either Buggy. Carriage,
sales and exchange stables, on Louisiana avenue,
outb side, between 9th and 7th ste
mRr7-tf JOS L. HEISE
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
To SICK AND wSSHSkp s9nsSs SOLDIERS orv-
ILIANS AND 0THERS.

The Railroad Companies composing the hne be-
tween Washington and New
s,,.s ysIk have M put on lYss ca ~
ventilated and expressly for OH GERS, soldiers and
Others that ars wounded sick. with the e1csSton
DAYS, THURSDAYS and sxTU URDHYs for Phiia.
dslphia, at 5 P. M, kxpsess Train.
ana stSas re s;sI ss. o nrsd
that siek car win leaxe the depot every MONDAY,
through to the Ohio river without change Of ears.
soldiers and others on furloush disc asrged viii
th 1R W ne ana most dssnaote route loI
through ticket from Washinton or check bag gage
CAUTION TO PAssRAGERs.- The ONLY
PLACE to buy tickets il at the Ticket in the Depot
of the B. L. O. r. B. Go. ja6-tf
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ERUIT TREES-FINE-CHEAP

PEACH TREES. splendid txo.year old Trees,
sery ss Pr ne pss % S%AkF kPRIE P.AKs
years. beautifully shaped S25 per 100; LAW
TON BLACKBERklES,$ 81 per 100 With all ar
re'pondnsy cheap rates. Garden and Flower
2eedA of every description. JOHN SAUL,
ap 9-6t~ 3S6 Seventh street corner II
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIfERs

DEWAhE UE CUUN1 G3hr II EW6
UNPRINOIPLED DEALERS,
Who sndeavor to dispose ZOE THEIR OWN
And "other" articles on the reputation attained Iy
Hslmbolds q GeBHins Precautions,
:. :. Extract Bnchu.
SArsaparilla.
ssld By all Druggists everywhere
ASK FOR HELMB0LDS,
TAKE NO OTHIR
Out ont this advertisement and send for Il,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION So 4
oe2s-somIy AND IMPosruiss
Evening star., 1863-04-13

II Central Hotel, on the European plan, 1.W cor.
ner Pa Az ~ and 9Th e., where ooMfortsbis lodgings
tAched to the hotel has been most Handsomely fitted
mp, regardless Of expense, where all the delcaoiss
stss st al hours, WITH @ g. B of sfsr rs
10 % sms Il. D. GILsTON, Propristor.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

SA Oh, COME WITH ME. -
COME WHEREf
Why, to the Central Hotel Restaurant Yes,
sir that's the place. for the old and popular corner
has been fitted up in the most costly style, with
marble counters, tiled Hoors &c. Choicest brands
of Liquors at the bar and every delieacy ofthe
son can be had at all hours, In the most cleanIy
manner at the shortest notice. Prices moderate
b. D. GELSFON, Proprietor. Rooms for private
parties. Central Hotel, S.W. corner of Penna av
and 9Th st. ia 21-Sma
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u CLARIFIED CIDERI
I have Just received Per sohooners "George 3,
Adamsn and ~. w. - from Boston, > large supply
Of Pure Massachusetts, CLARIFIED CIDER, Whici
offer for sale 1T the lowest market price, In auan.
titles to suit purchasers.
Hotel keepers, suffers and all others In want Of
prime article Of Cider are invited to call and ex-
anime this before purchas elsewhere.
RILEY A. 6dINN,
Union Bottlins Depot, 81 Green st.,
Ne &-H GeOrRetoWn. D. d.
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FTNHE CONCORD GRAPE-Erfract from the Re-
4 port Of the Proessdinrs Of the Frnn Grotcers'
Scc,sty Of Eastern Pennsylvania, held al Harisbarg
"The CONCORD. y in fact, was the great grape of
the Cony ention. 1t is, indeed, surprising that
grape which has been SO viliified and in so many
fully 10 popular eminence SO soon.n
The subscriber has for sale at his Nurseries, on
Fourteenth street and at Linn9en Ril, severn!
thousand Vines of the Concord Grape.
For circular of Grapes and other Fruits apply at
the Nursery on Fourteenth street, or throug gh the
Poft Ofioe.
ap9lW JOHHUA PIERCE
Evening star., 1863-04-13

ADIls, BALMORALs AND coNeRuss
IL BOOTS, of Glove Calf Lasting Moroc- NaN
%, etc., Mi.sss' and Children's Balmoras
md Boots Of every deserltion, Gum Long
Bsots, Boys Long Boots, in great variety, .t the
lowest possible prices at No. 16 Market bpace. Pa.
SsSso j. ROslNrHAL.
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-, CUMBERLAND COAL.
The subscribers have just sanized line fiisht
draft low cabin canal boats for the purpose Of an n
plying the city with Cumberland Oosl An orders
for coal by the cargo should be addressed TO
w. B. SNOW & CO.. or
MORGAN RHINEHlRT.
mar 25-eolmA Foot Of G. street
Evening star., 1863-04-13

1 CHICKRRIN9 PIANOsEA
fo1 sale very cheap, At the pasie store Of yWHTv
Eas la ". q. ARrZ1NOTT,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-04-30
FROM THE 18TH REGIMENT.

We make the following extracts from a
letter written by F. H. Sunderland, to his
friends in Cambridge, under date of April
10Th:
received your letter with much pleas
ure, especially that part expressing your
mind in regard to the war and slavery. |
hope you have many more such patriotic
men in your vicinity. can truly say,
down with rebellion, and down with slav-
cry, at whatever cost YouInay think that
perhaps it is because l am down here, that
| express such sentiments. Yes truly it
is because am here, where | can hear
with my own ears, and see with my own
eyes, and express myself from what have
seen and heard. consider slavery the
most damnable curse, if may be allowed
the expression, that ever Nation can be
afflicted with. This country is naturally
the finest on this continent, but to tell the
truth this state as far as we have been,
is fifty years behind our native state in
the pursuits of almost every thing except
that of raising negroes, (rather low bust
ness.) AS for farming they know but lit
tie about it. Schools and religious meetings
seem to be among the things that have
been neglected. have talked with chill
dren some IL and IA years old, and they
say they never went to school, and some
do not know their own age. There are
some exceptions to be sure. By this you
will see one of the effects of slavery The
best can say, is, hope the sympathizers
or Coppcrheads will sink away into Moth
ingness and be woefully ashamed, and
come out as true patriots should come
forth,in their might and strength to- put
down this rebellion.
> believe it is on its last footing and
the monster, treason, is about receiving
its death blow. Just say to your Copper
heads, if you have any, that their words
60 to strengthen the rebellion, while their
friends are here to put it down and sus-
tain the Government. Every influence
they put forth serves as weight upon
our shoulders. fear sometimes that
there will be great responsibility Upon
them; that they will be the means Of
having many precious life sacrificed.
Did they but know the feelings of the
boys here, they would tremble on account
Of their own safety. We consider them
our enemies at home.