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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

Sh1ES NJ NV $3.50
EDWARD sa GnEsssr t ~ rrIafsiisos
os sDSAs s..soo 10 is .a sosaw.
man choice and sai able works y me o. the
..aSbse AIS AND FIG6aEs.' lily H. Kos
n sssII s ssss.
And many other hsi ci.,. r.innar. = 80
erhb ton AMI are ~oh, .Ae attention Of eolnosscnrs
" COTTON. AuoTIokEEa WILL SELL THIS DAT
S. sasay s- S.:r ssesr lsss he entire j. eonsn
"a Pa. cdr. m sns co.
Velvet insraIn Carpet. ana olsolhs rose.
ia: sa i: sssf
ss
:is. .as sss-as s
20. !sss M @ sss %
osaes early this morning Al twelve O'Clock on oaotetng
wood pearl keyed. round corner. octave Piano. city
make ed only ak months
Il COTTON. AycrIoNEER Will GIVE MS PER ;;
the deiln during the
present has done Tor she las. twenty =
preferred aaiesroom Broadway Bosker street
(sEoRsE, HoLBRooK, AUorroNEER OFFICE se
vii ss .s s:s. 20 a.,'s ina
siss and fs,ssss o. doe aSv~ dnkang
liza SIC s s.t sr:%
frig coat SO. ClDcks Paintings, Dccauters aud
Gia.. Ware oksr.. csse,s rsed Wsre Gut Cook ea
asHas !;
and friday evenings Msrrh - aud n AZ tx ooocx Ach
evening Old Dusseldorf Gallery. CAS- broadway.
Hehy Important sale Of nntngsA private collection ~
modern Pictures probiby the choe and moss extensive
the highest and BY masters tho most dicut
10 sbtAin chcny psn,cd 70 order and Including specimens
Rosa Rcnheur Dabare Jos Lies. Carl Habner Aususte
bocckhoven. Van Scnendsi. Patrss. Hcnrtctte Ron
ner Thos Coac, VIM. Shxycr Sr.. L.ufent do
Beu, II. Won Sebcn, 40 oobAch schiesinScr. $685.
Kra nsss. De nst S.:. Van ss. Hsp%s
DIVA Esrpebel oiAci,c and other. -
Madame R0nuer. DIESEL hap WelgmAnn ver.oydca yer
meuien, krusemAnn. GunIher. Hlters OF utrecht Wan
Hove Lecksrs, ssssesi. Dsno,cr wsa.ors rlamo h,g
yon Hcnelfhout, vasrnberg Reeckers open
Musln Willens CHron: kret0n DuvieuK Mingaes
william sha ar. Sen, Pyus, &c WI iAms. 0erone hss'
BY Thomas Cole and Others OF The American sch,'o
The paintings In tho d1con BY Rosa bonheur e. frer
others excsedingiy dcni obtain even In
EUROPE m understs those artists have orders OF
therefore Interesting those who are purchasing Tor foreign
Tho Gallery will b. epen for public inspection
A. H. 10 r. NJ, and from the iepu,a OF tals
collection, abundance be Anticl sted We would
opportunity for Inspection ovs the exhibition - early ~
convenient. eMset ri ~ +, ..1g1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

SPEcIAL NoTicE.-WE BEG To CALL PARTICULAR
- att nton To tn Sale OF Houscs and Lots
North sst street. Brookn Eastern district, BY COLI
Hif, " Fulton street. opl0site tho CITY Hall BROOK
yn on Tuesday March =, at ~ O'Clock We
sure there In OF such property either
nvestm nt that tbs l. well worthy their attention. and
A. most q tho pr base o O. remain (hee ers
oris those with moderate opportunity OF
viing themselves with pssssnS comfortable residences
Often met with. I-MN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21
Hnw PUBLICATIONS.

s.DsyCHosANcy.N -How gIrHgR SEX NAY PAS
J. climate asd eAin ~ luvv. cssAissc~ sn-ctiona snd
good Will cf psrssu tsy rheose. Instantly THIS sfpe
menai seiursnsns all caa Pcses~ ung certain sncss
marriage, - Rr8e By mall for together
with 0uids 20 ths unnArvs1 81 Bosk sexessn
book Of greet insersst Third edition over 10000
PhadslphA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

WiLLIAnsBUKG AUCTION or RIAL ESTATE
w GEO w. kELSKY. ~ ,neer IT public
on on Tnesday Marcn IL 1855 the following property
the following hors Front aud Rear House full Lot he
North fifth street. at ID o'c
Lots ON SIXTH :, e near Fifth street 81 II o'clock four
IN 60 story Or CT Houses Lots Ansey street.
Eighth street. ~ IL clock story and House
with two ext asions. and Lo 81 Tenth street. o clock
Front and Reas House. full Lot Even street.
Ansl-y al sociock two rnme Houses Flush
framing on two eets and De
stree. near Blu hwck avenue At O'Clock Tho above pro-
perry VIII be sold on its premises. Terma favorable and
made known day Of sab. For full apply
She oaco OF she Aconecr l2z Grand street. Williamsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

U8TION SALE OF DRUG 6TORE-S HERMAN 4
"A CO. An ,lnncers Will sell % Monday, March q. a.
Ueck. fixtures ~ tho drug store No.
Crnne street bet~een R,cccker and Bcdford streets,
Consisting Medicine And Oil fancy Slow Bottles
arse LOT OF Drug. Counters, Scales and Wexhs Slew
CA.e Store fixtures; INC avvc sock ana & aro
clmSorA Ht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

THE MARRIAGE GUIDE Br DIR. '. BoLLTcK, THR
Il autbcf I@cinrtr. Ccntans everything ts~
isct Ply si.ioxea and Medical flassrsa ~ weoi
erir a psies - psg-s vel bcand: era "A ucn.
w b. an, wier~ BY Tou for dsl ~ ~ tie
puban~r. ". Bfkos.. ~ hassaa Sew IN car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

DRrANTS MINISTERIAL. -
d MRCHANICa' HALI. en- BROADWAY
Monday. March H. sad every night durins tho wcck,
VULCAN At TuE FORUE 0OMNAMBULA
HARBAKY ALLEN. HALlf COhk W.
CHALLENGE DANCE,
LITTLE MACS EssEncE; sckhEs OF sOfheoO
BRrAN1S LAUGHING GAS .-~
MEASURE FOK MEASURE. Tu9 xOuo.
HON AIN you 0REENBAcKs'
In whole troupe In their plantation no~neA
Door. open nts curtain rises ~. Ttosnu - esss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

IIENRY H. LHRDS Z CO., AUCTTONEERS -HENEY
III r. LEEDS 4 CO. will sell Mt auct on on Saturday
Mnrca IL u clock. - Nassau street.
Pew Church mo 81. 10 aeA In the south or right
hand aislc seat four porscns; vol cushioaed, 40
-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

this nornns conAins snporant developments respect
Ing salaries Of c olcs Ne nuisAnces about our public
q food, us.bsr With silAs Isses o. interesting roIi,lo.
p Broadway and rArt piace. and By nsvsdeass
gsuernly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

UCTION NOTTCE.-RICuARD WALTERS, AUCTION.
"A IS East b. oeAway, will make Advanc q from 500
o60OO0 Merchandise, Household FurHtur., Pisnos
aad Consignncnts Terms moderate. Auction sncs
ooitcitod. prompt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

LyDWARD sINTZENICH AUCTIONEER.
II IMPORTANT SALE or VALUABLE PAINTINGS
THE ABBOT COLLECTION.
by d. W. IVES CO, NJ the Elmo Art. Institute (Dcroy
,nn March Z and IS afiS O'Clock 'N"'
important and valuable private collection Of orig
nai American aud foreign works Of Art embracing among
INC" VIC p'''gTiIHl K A ssB 81 COLLECTION
OF well known Paintings OF value, and several
Prb sopcs u csc9sted pictures In tho Vatican Psi Pasce
Tss superb gallery picture which has been exhibited for
'"' psS "'es n0o i. jon vERxERr's
BAY AND MARKBT or MO yANE1Ro.
epnssquenos Departure Europe and viii
. Il - III S- SERIES
T11 E. ss scsd s
u0aal pictures engraved In Pari and familiar
houeehod words - the lovers OF ART Also the magnificent
s.rss OF four pictures (rpoduccd ~ Mr. BoueeJ RIP
- 4 COLE VOYAGE or LIrB. .tl
Ihfancy. YOUTH Manhood Old Age Some matciess cics
of tsnd TAKEN FROM original pcturvs by-Te-
SSSSHspss!cnrNo. s6 nIIf1
The American school arc represented by CHARMING osn
ssaEis' s sSSss!!HsSaros he! sss!
E < 16Ess,s xxkkssx s55ssf1 TssIHn.GAa
s SsIEssAfEpA x xEHLIssfY l MtkSlSd
We also call sssenaon superb copy (same sire the
'sweis Il & cERtSssarrp PICTURE
TIKI ESrEEss svoFHs bso HsD HER MAIDS o'
Also ans Lssdseaps sd Cattle BY VIM shsycr and
rss ooseslon vii Is on s;Sibton on and from Friday
before szls and catalogues rcady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

- RICHARD WALTERs. Aucs'oneer, ~ili s.ii on Non.
day, March - auction No Is Eas; Broadway a.
f0H sccc< i.sxe and srners ssser,~n1 Of Dry 0ools
vuCsiepr. rrsass. Mueins. Dei.n~s aud other dress
sS.,ods. JANIS fvN,H Shtrtf Z
j. csnxrLi .. patty sheets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

AVID ID. EGAN AUCTIoNEER-wfLL SELL THIS
the contents Of the Ssns,c saloon 3g Canal stree,
atlk COCK consisting Bar Counters and Fixtures Bill
lard Table Balls, Chairs Tables Dccnners, Dcmii
Tumbers dlasses Picturrs Signs. Gas Fixtures. kc ny
order. WALTER n. GRAY, Morieagcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21
CLOTHING.

A TTKNTI0N-.s; SEVENTH AVENUE. LADIES AND
IA gentlemen VIII be astonised The prices Y. W.
EiS pays for cast % cosns CARPET. aud tnr,rinrs VIC
Aaer ourselves of being pronounced by the plc
svc per cent more than auy other pAe The ry
We guarantee pay the follow ing -ror SIX Dresses
address " Harris Ii seventh xverrc. tetwecn
Tyes.e.h and r"sa'y ns., ..sss lade ssa9ed y Mrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21
Rr JAMES y. MILLER ILIE7s4roxrrn a
IkPoRTERs SAFE OF HARDwARE.

Wednesday, March following dxys the wsrchouse
~ and S Broadway very Of Hardware
va.s Guns and heavy Goods The attention o. tho hard
ae which and variety win surrass public sale
81 hardware hitherto held In this city.
arm enah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

TTENRY G. sCRIBNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III III Nassau srcet,Agsgneos sale Of line StAuonery
Hank noeks Fancy Astices SIC, &c. HENRY O. SCklb.
NER win soil Monday "a inst .. u clock NJ - ~
Fancy Ariicrs appsrtantng 20 The buanc ese ~ III
which very elsnosate snd suitable rer Any Sus
aafe s3ss FIXTURES Ac, &C. BY order Of The assiRueo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

A POSITIVE FAtr-THATI WILL SELL Al GREAT
N szfrifre for cash oah ~schsnge small h0ns-
IL this rify Hsrem smakr plsos 100
gooi Land With god hou.s barn fruits &C. situated 10
fu psr,iculsn Apply u JAMES Rowe ~ tn .vsnn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

fyOTrAGE AND ACRES on STATEN ISLAND At
~ auction Tuesday, Path instant desirable IN every
rfec order Possession Immediately. Distance
dom Wall street hour saie positive. Terms 10 suit
purchaser For ell particulars, with map and directions
apply to A. }. BLERCKER. SON CO.. IL Pine street.
(,oNsTABLEs sALE-THIs DAY, AT O'CLOCK. AT
~ No. Greenwich Furniture OF large Board
House. including Melodeon Saloon Furniture
80 : o. BURKE 4 CO. Aus,ioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21

UcTI0N SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING. &C.,
"A A. N. CRISTALAR Auctioneer, - B0wery, viii eel
On Monday March q 10 O'Clock. large lot Of Cloth and
assnere frock Sack and Business Coats Deakiu Cloth
Cashmere Sainet Pants; 6ik Satin Velvet Vests
Al.e pisoe aosas-cIeh. Cs:smsres aasnns Li,nines
mems and woussn's Boois. Shoes, Caters. &c.. 40
DY JAMES N. NILLER-rURNITURE SALE on
ID Monday March s. less :. 70 o'clock - s wess Twsn.
shove consistsg part Of Carpets Looking 0Asses
bureaus, Chairs Bedsteads Bedding Mattresses Wfndow
Curtaipa Ac together with the Kitchen Furniture, with
which the sale win commence.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-09

MRs PARTlsGToS on Marriages. like -
tend weddings, said Mrs. Partington. as SIN
came back from one In church, hung her shaw
up, and replaced the bonnet in the long preseryef
l'andbox 4 like to see young people come it,
getIer with the promise to love, cherish art
nourish eacA other. But 1t IN solemn thine
is matrimony--a very solemn thing -whore Ella
minis ter CONES into the chancery with his sur
plus on, and goes through the ceremon5 Of
making them man and wife. 1t should Ie has
band and wife, for 1t isn every husband .at
turns out to be man. | declarc lty.. sGa.l
forget when Paul put the nuptial rilaz Oh lr
finger, aud said mith nay goadS / thee o4.sq4s
He used to keep a dry goods store taea. atsl
thought lie was going to give me the Whole ta,5e
was in it. I was young and simple, and didn't
know till afterwards that ii only meant one Sal
leo gown year. It is a lovely sight 10 ,,c
Young people pligH; the trough. as tlc .oag
says, and coming up to consume their VOWS.
Can you read and punctuate these limos tog-
rectlF, little dears, so rs to write them ,rac.
Every scholar in this land
Has twenty nails upon each hand
PRECAUTIONARY On hands anil feel
And this is true without deceit.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-09
ROMEO AND JULIET.

lag sNS 81 att tse NENAa. SA8Aaf :. AeNA*~ : -~tAr
Romeo.
and caleb owned female girl. iust home fran
boarding school,
Hiss Juliet was her christian naaae- for short
fhrv called her Jale
10 bring The lads or, lie gaze 8 lyali az Lis
plantation
Ard thisher went young Romeo, without An
imitation.
0re TyEsals Ekinsman 70 the host begaa to
groEl and pona,
Alia wafelraauG fyFcrtsaRssas fssa& tseteao#s @st
But Caleb saH the game. saa said, Now, consIn.
d0n Bic cross,
Behave yourself OF leave the room are ron,
Oh Il the Bossz
Wien Juliet say Romeo, bis beauty lld enehaat
her,
And Romeo he fellin lose with Juliet instanfer.
Aow, lest their dads should spoil their fun, bat
little tine taer tarried
Away to Squire Lawrence sped. ard secretly
we're married.
Oh cruel fats that DAY tAe groom met Tybalt
in the square,
aud Tybalt, Icing VERY drunk, at Romeo did
Then Romeo his weapon drew, knife Of seven
blades,
And made gap in libby side that seat him
To the shades.
The Waterman came be took to flight, down
alley, street and square,
The Charles ran. sertook their man and took
him fore the Mayor.
Then spoke the worthy magistrate, aud sayagely
did frown,
Young man, yoa have to lose your head, or
else vamoae the town
He those the lat, and left bis bride in solitude
To PINE;
All rae said he s.our homes moon IL nothing
but moonshine
And then to make the matter woise, her father
did eInbarass,
b. Saving She must give her hand TO noble
Count de Paris,
This sutton Is goodly youth, to-day he comes
10 WOO,
Ifyou refuse this gentleman I'll soundly wal
lop yon."
She went to Squire LaWrenees ;. CELL to know
what must be done,
The Squire babe her 60 to bed, and take some
iaudanum.
Twin make thee sleep aud seem a. dead, thus
canst thou dodge the blow.
A humbngged man thy pa will be, q best
one Romeo
She drank she slept grew wan and cold they
buried her NEXT day,
That she'd pired out her lord got word far off
in Mantaa.
Qacth he s'of life Ire had enough, I'll hire old
Blifkins mule,
lay in a pint Of Baldfaec rum and so tonight
TO julie
He rode himself II the sepulehre among the
bats aud ereepers,
And swallowed down the burning dose, as
Juliet oped her peppers
Are Won alive2 Or is it your ghost? Speak
quick before 90,
Alive" she cried 'sand kicking too. Art
thou my Romeo ~
1T il indeed your Romeo my fadedlittle blossom,
oh Juliet ID IL possible that you were play
ing possum?
was she cried now let's 60 home pas spite
viii have abated:
What nils you love- yon stagger SO? Are
You intoxicated n
Ma mr. duel I trnk enran stuff tha4 cnrrcnd q
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-09
TaE ApsESTraEs on ~ ARaY Doe.--one Of

Tar ADs FIXTURES or IN ARMY DoG.--une OF
the attaches Of the Niagara Fire Company, IN
Tie Fifeh Ward, during the Summer Of 1861,
vas 4 large parti-eolored dog named Jack, 7
10 whoa TIE members we're extremely partial.
ia Augrsl Of that year number Of the mem
bsrs az tie company enlisted in company A,
Capt. Foster Of the one hundred and second regi-
naent. and Jack dednpon accompanying them
20 the 6eld. lie soon became as general aiayor-
tic ID Tie company aud regiment As he had pre-
rjoaslr been at the engine house, and travelled
with II III al its subsequent movements. He
was invariably present at drill and dress parade,
ana CT TIE march faithfully. adhered To hs post
with the company On the right Of the regiment.
AT Williamsburg Jack rather damaged his pre-
vioas high reputation for courage, by an incon-
tinsat fight from the field the crashing Of splin-
aers In every direction evidently offending bis
musical tastes. He received wound, however,
Id enc ef his fore feet and this fact in connec-
tion with his subsequent good behaviour, restor-
I'd him 20 the good graees Of the men. He was
present in every engagement of the Company,
on the Peninsula and in Maryland, and in the
first and second fights at Fredericksburg. Al
the close Of the last engagement, in COMPANY
with twenty Eaenbers OF COMPANY 4, he was
captured and taken to Richmond, or rather to
Bell Isle Thence lie was transferred to City
Point and finally TO Camp Parole, annapolis,
Nd, where he now remains. ON the wearisorne
march to City Point, has foot-sore, half starved
guardians divided with him their scanty rations
and utterly penuiless as they were, stoically re-
fused any protEtr Of purchase for their four-leg-
ged companion. A. usual, IN such cases, the
attachment Of the dog for the Company is fully
reciprocated, and bis rumored loss was deeply
regretted by all. Jack has been a rigid diseip-
lnarian, and his few lapses from correct deport-
nent haze not been of such character as TO
compromise his standing in the regiment Tn
der the directions of the men in Camp Parole
a handsome collar l. being prepared for Jack 10
lie inscribed with a fair record of his services.
PsHstag Dispatch.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-09

THE BLACk FLAG.A rhymester in the Chat
tanooga ReJei appeals in affecting terms to the
insureent soldiers to raise the black flag. Thus
be commences his cry:
Raise now the sable flag, high let it wave
q en- all Secessias hills and fiowefy wales
And on its sable folds the motto trace,
For victory or deathn "
These truly be brave words, but they are tame
to what follows. Thus the poet continues with
sublime burst Of Vanial fury:
go burn heircities, scourge theirfartilelan
Teach them retaliation; plough their fields
And slsy By thousands with yonr iron hail
scorn every treaty every Yankee clan
Defy with Spartan courage. Vengeance stamp
Upon your bayonets, and let the hills and
Wales resound with Jlood.'
Hills and wales resounding with blood would
be novelty even to guerilla warfare
4 party of young Washingtonians-no how
ever, Of the Hawkins sort--went to serenade
Miss Kate Pennoyer, framing their ditty to the
air of ''Eyelina." but mistook the house and
gave bachelor the benert of their song. As
they concluded singing
Sweet Kate Pennoyer, sweet Kate Pennoyer,
Ny love for thee shall never, never fail.
His window opened and i'm deep bass voice he
sung, TO the same air
Dear boys below there, dear boys below there,
Your Kate Pennoyer lives four doors below =
WHY is your mouth like studio? Because
it contains palette.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-09

\ LITTLE Ux.-Charles Cronk al eAa.~,e
on the Housatonic railroad, has q child Hatr.g
six months old, which now weighs ahou. .....
pounds When six weeks old, LADY su.r
ring was slipped over lis arm up toits slioal3
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-09

WHY IS the letter S like tic Emauclpu.ya
Proclamation? Because il makes Nigge $ui9-,g.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-09
LIsToF OFFICERS ANDPATIENTs

The following is list OF officers, Commissioned
and non-commissioned, connected wilh the '.,.-
pital at this place:
Strgaag IN Charge---ASrHoSY IIEGER, Sur
geon, U. s. A.
Quane1master--Capt A. EDWARDS.
assistant lS4rgeon---N. II. GARDNER [. =
Actng -4ssf. SargeoHS---C. l.. HoGEBooN. \.
SToSzLAkE, GEo. JOHNSON T. LIEBoLD, =. y
WRIGHT, NJ. A. BooTH.
Cdapiaia--i2ev. J. A. SPooxER
Medical Cadet--E. b. S. SHOEMAKER.
Hospital Steacards---H. c. ARCHIBALD, Chief
Steward, j. P. SrAMBAuGH, Il. L. WERNwAe. 4.
E. MCGOWAN.
The following is list of patients now in Ham
mond General Hospital:
PENNSYLVANIA
cor G Everett B, res. LOG Maloney X
81 W Wilkinson n 1ls L f Hubs q.
So G " Graham G, l45 cor Foster {
90 ] hurry b, p Mccain C.
81 III Diebart II, f55 III Votes /.
81 Il 4 Wakefield + 4 SNYDER c
log cor q O Neatly IT,
NEW YORK.
2 " Stripping c, 40 Barton L.
4 Wright A, Cd j II Randolph i.
81 NJ Foley K scotteav c Il Hedding
AZ ID Collins u,
MAsSA CHUsGTTs.
10 G Fl I.ather K % L Ball I,
Is l. Weston H, 28N r Henncssy F.
10 Smith /,
MARYLAND.
Pl In. II Ii Brady 4, cav J F Leslie do.
II Eiehllorn do II T Casey do
W ] Landon, Smith cav.
OHIO.
So J Zeiglel Fl,
REGULAR ARMY.
2 Lieut. VI Dolan Il,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
5 7 Burns g, 12LW Ladd K
NEW JERSEY.
o - II Z.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-11

for $500; H. Clifford one ram for $500. All
these lots were purchased by Mr.. John Foster
of Guernsey county, Ohio Other sales are
noted as follows Edgar Sanford sold Mr..
Manholm of Ohio yearng ewes for $1,000
also II. the balance of his yearling ewes, to
Wood, Holmes & Singer of Ohio, for $500,
making $250O for % yearling ewes. Henry
Hammond sold ewes for $1,000.
Through private sources we hear OF other
sales at even larger prices, and of offers said
to have been refused at rates almost unprece-
denied The warning conveyed in the report
OF the executive committee of our state agri-
cultural society referred to in our last, against
carrying this excitement to farther extremes,
was timely, and should receive the attentive
consideration of our farmers.
1t will be noticed that our advertising col
umns this week contain the announcement of
several flock owners, who offer good sheep
for sale. We cannot but think that there are
enough merinoes in the country to supply any
reasonable demand, without the enhancement
of rates to purely speculative figure. 1t
should be remembered, moreover, that other
grades of wool are in active demand, at prices
not far below those Of the finest 1eeces..-
Country Gentleman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-11
WOrtester AaiIp SPY.
THE DAILY spy.
Presentation to Lieut.. STILES.

Fort LYON, Feb. 18th, 1868.
Mr.. Editor 1t will be gratifying to the
s.;a,d, Of r;ept Jobr VIM Stiles n learn
liie'i'' y 80 '',' -
thal NE was ye''eiu"y Piesen'eu VIII" Oe"u'i-
full sword, sash, belt, and shouder-straps by
the members of Co. A. 34tb Mass. Vol. with
,,hon, ba has baer conna,,od &c fret sor,,oar.
s;rco tho reoin,o,t lof, woroostor SornooDt
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e FN'>'
uoh Speech' WHICH was Ill the presence OF
large assemblage, spoke as follows -
Lieutenant Stiles-I have the honor in be-
half of the non~commissioned officers and
privates, members of Co. A. to welcome Won
once more to our company quarters. You
have known me for several years and nv
qualifications for public speaking will. with
you, require no apologies.
1t is the pleasure, sir. of the gentlemen |
represent, that | should as YOU are taking
your leave of us, express to YOU our kindly
feelings, with our appreciation and approyal
of the manner in winch won have DISCHARGED
the duties of first sergeant with us, since our
organization began.
| am happv, sir to be the instrument.
which in speaking our parting words. is nro-
vided with a few friendly tokens. which we
ask YOU to ACCEPT as an earnest of our esteem.
and kind regard,
have the honor to present in behalf of the
company sword sash, belt, and shoulder
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