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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

The versatile comedian and actor 10 sddiion 20
the Mammoth Company OF over Fihy PERFORMER
rycSIsIoa RIII,
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THE POPULAR MUSIC HALL AMP ~ ~, TAE ..A.iI
I'm rs,r Of ,he metropolitan and National Hotels
I'm 'e sTS a ' AZ THE BiG CALCIUM LIGHT,
VIM. =. sim Manager and Proprietor
uyrxAMpLrp SUCCESS AND SECOND WEEK
,or.r rrpps,SrpRRrA ALLIANCE.
GREAT ITEEpRppsiSHoisEHN HLLihNcE'
The EIorioua
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI.
MILE HNNETTA ,GkLLETTi,
MILE ANNETTA SALLETTI,
MLLE hNNNNEErT SSniErri'
H.. ,.I MLiE ANNEfA "AIl"'''
Inc MONS. ToPHorr,
MONS. ToPHoFr,
JULIA MORTIMER,
JTLtAA MoRTiMER'
tn. Bssq,IG! . .S6 eiI'ea 81 s':'f ssSw,ra
MILE AND cLhRh rrE0WLEp'
MITE AM AM TiHRa roWIER
THE poszANr I shLLEr TRoupE,
III hE ,irscfinn If the ~ now,cdged
K nnet II Nc RsiIes.
"' " " MONS. D RoNz4NL
Grand Ballet in ,hs 3o,s. % Of aT hin
ths universal conn ennsm1hs ,Gs,,neniis ,pny
~. 0 .ns Of IN Great Alliance he will bring
out several Magnificent ginai Ssiet., composed
especially for TINS es'aphshmeh' W '''"'''"
ur.urIrrI
TWO GRAND B Biili EEss''hr'
GRAND cAAf THHHm'ff DIr3ERriskaEkT.
,, .,. ,, THIS r ENENiE ". ,,.,s,, Fowler.
None None ' ROMAN, MI. Donnsliy, and the Ronzani
called ~, spyu,.
LA LA M MAJA DE sEviLLA,
A,.o the Grand BALLET,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE.
T., ANN. ,sw comis sonss. Including an original
CROSS READINGS,
rs. ...,..s Ss s,h,on %" romsa,,n,. ,Is,,,.
nj, The t.is srsan nsh'op'ah ''"e"'""'' "'''
L. D. DoSNELhhiiw W. WILLIAMS,
Will nppear .n-besides great number OF amusing
sonss, Dances, and Negro Ecsentricities, the
screaming Farce Of s-,rcx uroovs
sTAGE-sTRuCk HERoEs,
srA1A-srhoen hANo''
second week Of the successful Operate and TsIp.
.iehorean Duo, BY Misses 'uhs mof'ime' anu "''"e
Fowlermy op.scr orpIs or VENICE.
TIE SRASSE GIRLS OF VENICE,
ruE OnnESr GipIs 0E VENICE
I'M. onhNor. e'~-S ".
LILLE SEAN6SS KATE HARRISON ii!EdS
JULIA RiChMqND; LITGnS MI rsEEtp. se
Coma. p.,,.. a,,,s.on.. rx,r,v,x,nz,s, &C. by
+ + as SLxkNhE' wv SShGGART. &C.
The performance " conclude WIN the ae''s"''''
r,,, ,.,,r, ~, Pents SSmeay' ,w WOMAN
THE YOUTH WHO SExER SAM WMooMMhANN'
THE YOUTH WHO NENER saW WwooMMaN
cons L 4 " I WiiiisS.
1on.inn' - l. Clarke
Ella - .'..,....,M Miss Julia Richmond
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Admission .........................6 cents
orehestra. cents
f' Door: open open a S * osiosI: Fsfiotn.n's :.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
popIJTAR FAMILY MATINEE
rOrULan rsxativ SthTiNEE'
fofuLhn raMih. nriSEE'
POPULAR FAMILf MAllNEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY hFIEhNooNl ~ W ".
~ ENTJEMEN,S CLOTHING. WE
-. nov, a. .torc full ,tock Of Gentlomen,s
sSI,,s Svnrco.ts. Bu.ness suits. Dress suits, and
H,nts hirs Goods Of ne intest stylss, manufaotur
- ,tsh ~ ssws d.rrse ~ ne stness stvIe and sle
~ WIN .Ie a.suo ~ nrdsp
ss"s'' - "'"'' WALL STEPHENS L Co.,
xxx Peupsvly snis Avenue, between
an, ,-,c, ,a., 4 ints,.I
IDHN JOLLlEFE,
81
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
a.. r.m,yed nj. office To the Northeast corner OF
and fiiieent. ~ a.F Tes,,"Ipr Rniianr.
Attends especially to claims upon the v' "n,s'
II y
~ . ~ .,v,rv
COR. OF ElohTEENIn ~, AND ,,'"'' ~'"S-'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
WANTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT,

EOR SALE HOTEL, RESTAURANT
II and DARKROOM, all In one, in one of the best
public locations In this city, doing an extensive
business. Cause OF selling Going into other bust
ness. Terms Cah. Cheap rent and good lease.
No agents need apply. For information, address.
c. W. NJ, at this office. del1-lw
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
BOARDING.

BOARDING. A NUMBER OF GEN
I'D tlemea can obtain beard At No. 4s1 Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets,
leland. ooI7-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

Nnw YoRK SrYLns.-Gsntlsmen' ClosAino -
Nev SD Fsshioashsi-Ala Large assortment fos bFsss
and Business wear. The Engiiah Sack and Walk.
ing Coats excel IN beauty, grade and hnish any.
thing over offered In this city. 49,
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oo8-tf IA Pa. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

A weRD OF ADvIcl.-Thoss who have bssa
iootoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult Dr.. Fishblatt whose once u
q Mo. ~ strsss corner o. Eishsa .srsss .nd b
established Dr. Fishblatt's reputation - physL
dan. Recent cases cured In . few days. Charges
moderate, DR.. FlSHBLATT,
No. al Z strest, corner Of Eishth,
ODDOuitA the (3Anaral Po1t O{DaA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
DEPOT CoMMissARy's OFFICE,
IA q. srREEri WARRINGTON,

%, NJ,
SEALED PROPOSALS. du plIc ~ Tor Five Hun.
dred 5000 Tons OF good merehantasis Hay viii he
received at this once, until THURSDAY, the cath
Be endorsed, "Propossls for Hay" and none Will
be entertaIned unlesu they fuIiv comply with ali
The reauirements Of tbis advertisement. "
Bidders must aiye their names In iuli AZ well A.
their post office address, and each proposai must
be recommended by an oath Of Allegiance and a
guarantees sIrped hy NOT les than two responsible
pcruous that n 4 contract ID awarded 10 The marty
or parties proporing the contract w,il be accented
snssheG ~, ~ az ~
nosed The risht 10 reieet anv And ali bronco Al.
that NAV be made under fhis ndyertise MI nj n re-
nub,is in{erest seonire " ' $50
n pronoeais "a m adc nv a firm. the ,.ms nj ali
w. tSs ba III, .me ,S,N sor ~ wnc
Hmsnt ~ ne contrsct N M nponossi n socented
na iii, =. ss,rts.a ~ s,,n,s ~ ~. "
.n.,"nt, 'f" W "'"''' '"o ""o'e 'Pes'"'u
Ths n,,. forn n, .,.r.,,v r,., .o,on,.,v
..ch n,onnsa, ANA n.lsse. tn whom swsr%! srs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

EOK 4 A L E.---EIGHT HUNDRED
dollars only for part Of Furniture and posses-
sion OF q well furnished House in the First ward;
eight rooms, go per month. One thousand dol
lars Will buy house, 20 By 80 feet, on Fifteenth
street, opposite Riggs Bank; iocsiion good for any
business. A hrst-ciAss Billiard Saloon on PennsyL
vsnia avenue. Two Basement Rooms, admirably
adapted for Restaurant and Eating House-locK.
tion central Also, 10 unfurnished rooms for rent.
Houses and Lots In all parts Of the city Tor sale.
Furnished Rooms and Of1ces for rent.
MITCHELL 4 SON, Real Estate Brokers,
del4-sts S.E. cor. Of Penn. Az. and 18th 81.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
rlNHE VERY LATEST By TELE-
GRAPH.

HEADQUARTERS SANTA CLAUS.
To WM ,. I,HsTEIS, Of the National Book store,
ais Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
DEAR SIR; shall visi, Washington By the early
train on Monday, December llth, aud remain unit
the Holidays are over. | shall make my head
quarters Al your store, and will have with me- an
immense supply OF presents for the Holidays sui
table for the old and young, rich and poor, name
in part: Elegant Presentation books, Bibles, Prayer
Books super b lot of Photograph Albums, OF every
style, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Jewelry Boxes,
Back CANNON, Chess and Cribbage Boards, Chill
dren's DIoks, Games, Pictures, Ambrotypes,
Frames, Perfumery, Soaps, Combs. Brushes, Ra-
zors Knives, Portfolios, and variety OF articles
at very low rates.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OF IOI A L.
OnDuAucE OFFICE,
WAR DRpAnrHENr,

u OnprAScE OrricE,)
- ~ WAn DnpAnrMENr,
.tF WAsHfHofor, Dss. l. 1853.
MOTIFS Il Asesby given that the Board Of Ordnance
omeess apSoanted br the purpose Of examining
oflesrs spplyins 70 BE- commissionsd 40 Ordnance
ofnesrs, Of . rank not higher than captain, will
assemble 81 this ONCE on the tth Of January next
All ofeers DESTROYS Of appearing before the Board
must arst make applications 10 that effect to the
Chsf q Ordnance, stating their ags preseat state
Of healthfulnsss, whsrs and how educated, and
what stvdiss they have par.ued. such = VIII e
nis thsif appisatisss = ksfsn requires. y or Be-.
fore the sctk pssSabss, isss.
aes-,a ,..s. Ca ca. Chief x ae crdnsns..
DRoPosALs FOR BUNTING AND
.s. VT BuaEAu OF NAVIGATION
MY DErAss6sT ;,, Dec Is iss
for frnishing the regulate supply OF Buntfng and
e. y; 8, s:: y ~. s:ss
Proposals must Be- endorsed "proporais for
Bunting and Dry Goods and directed to the Chief
The article. to be included in these proposals
are particularly described In the printed :ehedues,
the NsyigAtion Ofissr a the lrosklyn Navy Yard,
or TO the BuftAu Samples will be seen and special
CATION Onieer. -
All articles must be delivered 70 the Yard at the
expense and risk Of the contractor, In suitable
packages, with his name properly marked thereon;
and the articles must be subject TO Inspection,
measurement, weight, &C., At the Yard and entire
" :..i.i.s.sry to re E.yls.tion ofissr thsls.t
guaranty, ~ required by law.
suretiea in the full amount will be required to
sign the contract and their responsibility certified
to BY . United states District Judge, Attorney,
Collector, or Navy Agent. dsi7-iawtt
PROPOSALS FOR HAY. 'a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

DIsoKDERLy CoNDUcr.-George W. Sanders,
a car conductor, was arrested by Oficer White.
more, Of the Eighth precinct, for committing an
assault upon DR.. Hodges, an army surgeon. The
conductor was drunk and when the doctor wished
TO ge out he rang the bell bu. ringing It twice the
driver went faster. The conductor became excited
and said he could attend TO his car and didn't wish
any Yankee to meddle with his business. The
do!tor being near the dep9t went to Officer White
HoIs, who 10 stationed there, and Informed him Of
tie occurrence. The policeman arrested the con-
iuetor and he was nned - ~ by Justice Ferguson
for disordefly conduct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

ORDNANCE oSrIcE, WAR DEPARrMEsrI
WARRINGTON, November %, 1883.
That portion OF the foregoing advertisement
which relates TO ib-ineh battering shot Is with.
drawn for the present. GEO. d. RAMSAY,
po24-tuthsaist Brig. Gen, Chief OF OIdnsuce
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

TEE only place whore you can purchase Bsdts
RuLber goods Of all kinda at Msayf sawsp prisas v
u X. 4. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, so
rennsylvsnis aveuuss between NintA sd Tsath
strests. Also, all kinds OF rubber goods bsauti.
fully repaired At short notice. mar x-0
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

NOR RENT. TWO ELEGANT FUR
j N1sHED PARLoRs, connected by folding
doors, and heated BY 1atrobe heater, In the most
central part OF the city Apply At 63S seventh
strest, up stairs, between Louisiana avenue and D
street, decib-3ts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

SANTA CLAUS,
To WIN ,. RICHsTEIs, of the National Book store,
2is Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Washington, d. L.
n D. Another supply of the strangers Guide
and Pocket Handy BOOK, Just received and for sale
wholesale and rct,il. BY mail, free or receipt Of
81 cents. uecll-5W
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

PILES AND CID L R.---THE
n place to get the very hest of APPLEs and
SWEET CIDER, at Wholesale and retail, at the
very lowest prices, arriving daily from the North
and West, 10 at 8. G. GlLBERTS, 400 Ninth street,
between b and n, Call and soc. dei0-iw
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

NEW, LATEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL 0ooDs Just
received at the Dsllar Jewsiry store No, &3s Penn
sylyAnia avenue, near Four-and-a-half street. Call
and satisfy yourself.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

Who WILL m CURED I've desire 10 ca
special attention TO the Advertisement Of the ssls
bfated DR.. vellnl which appears In another eolum
The Doctor safe and relisble practitioner, who's
tunate Victim OF certain ndsorstions can with col
udence tntfust his ease In his hands. LIST your
men 30 warned In time, and seek the best means Q
peliel. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

4 wnETcHsD MoTHER.-Mary Dane was ar
rested on Tuesday night, by Oticer Taylor Of the
Eighth precinct, for acting in very disgraceful
and disorderly manner. She came to the city about
six months Aso,with her husband, who 10 private
In the i53d New York Regiment. stationed on
capitol Bill, Sic took her child and isn him,
going to low don on the Island, and leading .
dissolute life. She 10 . French woman, Aod paTi,,
Fyaneais srquisiisasni. She was sent to the work.
house for 30 days by Justice Ferguson, Her child
was taken from her several weeks ago by the
father, and being placed In an asylum, was In
trusted 10 the care OF the sistfrs Of Charity.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

A PIcXPocKET ARREsTKD.-Francis Skinner,
q sailor, was arrested last night by Ofheer L. D.
Milstesd, a policeman Of the Eighth precinct, upon
toe charge Of attempting to pick the pocket Of
Daniel boston. They came from Baltimore 10 the
evening train. The passenger cars were so crowd.
ed that they compelled to 60 Into the baggage
car. II was darh, and skinner taking advantage
of his situation atteu pied the theft. Boston
caught him in the act OF taking his hrnd out. The
pocket was very deep and nothing WAS obtained
by the wouid-be thief. When the oM arrived At
the Washington depot, ofieer Mllstead was I'm
mediN ly notified and by his diligence quickly ar
rested the pickpockst. He was held for further
hearing by Justice Ferguson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

Irrou WILL DRINK you should indulge onl
In the pure, unsdulterated article and that serve
up In the very best style OF the bsr-keeper's ar
This can be got, served up In that way, togeths
with the very choicest viands Of all kinds, at IN
Ruby Saloon and Resiaarani, st1 syivania av,
nue., the modest card OF whose proprletors see |
another column.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

FURNISHED HOUSE IN BALTI-
IL MORE CITY FOR RENT, one square from
floors OF ine Dwelling on Sharp street, furnished
or unfurnishcd; Range, Hot and Cold Water, Gas,
Bath, sc. Inquire Of Rev. NJ. l.. FORBES, No. 10
street, Washington City, from to o'clock
d. IN. dei6-1ts
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-07-18
THE AUTHOR OF BARON MuxcHAUsEx's TRAVELS.

OF all the "household Words familiar to our
ears that literature has given to language none is
more general than that derived from this work,
whose real author has lately ben discovered.
Though every one has heard not many of the
present generation have seen this famous book.
The Baron's adventures first saw the light anony-
mously, in London edition, dated lI85, and
proved so popular that the fifth edition appeared
three years after, in 1888. Though processing to
have a German origin, it was not till 1851 that
they came out in that language, under the auspices
of the poet, Burger. who has, in consequence, Of
ten been taken Tor their author. 1t is now known
that the real writer was Professor r. Z. Raspe, a
German literary man, who filled various post with
credit, till he detected in appropriating to his
own use some of the coins ETC., entrusted to his
charge as curator Of the Cabinet of Antiquities at
Cassell. He fed to England, and there sustained
a reputable character as man of science and lite
rature, till his death in IVA. A dry book or two
on Mineralogy, etc., keep his name alive in cata-
logues, but there must have been spirit of fun
lurking in his inner life,' which perhaps, was
wisely concealed in Difference to his scientific rep
utation German research has discovered that there
really was some sort of pers Nil foundation for this
great wok. A Baron Munchausen of Bodenwer-
den, near Haweln, on the Weser, actually flourish
ed at the time, and was famous for some little pc
culiarlties reflected in his namesake's work. lie
was. an old warrior who had served In his youth
in the Russian service, and passed his latter days
ON his property, with reputation for telling his
adventures in cavalier manner, with military
emphasis, as things that require 10 explanation or
proof When Raspe was in London, working for
the booksellers it is likely that the Baron stories
occurred to him as available for temporary shit,"
and he must have been surprised at his own sue
cess. By the Germans sBaron, Munchausen'' Is
treated as a classic.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-07-18

GEN WASHINGT0N'S GENERAL ORDER.-lne
following General Order was issued by our noble
Washington to his troops, Aug. 3, l776:
"That the troops may have an opportunity of
attending public worship, as we'll as to take some
rest after the great fatigue they have gone through,
the General IN future, excuses them from fatigue
duty on Sundays, except at the shlp-yards, OF OF
snscial occasions, until further orders. The Gen
eral Is sorry to be in ormCd, that the foolish and
wicked practice of protane curslng and swearing,
q vic q hitherto little known in an American army,
is growing into fashion. lie hopes the officers
will. by example as well as influence, endeayOr to
check it, and lnat both they and the men will re-
fleet that we can have little hope OF the blessing OF
Heaven on ourarms, if we Insult 1t by our impiety
and folly. Added to this, it Is vice so mean and
low, without any temptation, that every man of
sense and character detestS and despises it"
GEN. McCLELLAN's GENERAL ORDER.-The fol-
lowing General Order was issued by Gen. McClel-
Ian, september G, 1851:
"The Major General Commanding desires and
requests that in future there may be more perfect
RESPECT for the Sabbath on the part OF his COM
mand. We are tighung in a holy cause, and should
epdeayor 10 deserve tie benign favor OF the Craa-
tor. Unless III the case OF All attack by the enemy
or some other extreme military necessity, 1t Is
commended to commanding officers, that all work
shall be suspended on the sabbath; that no unne-
cessary movements shall be made on that day; that
the men shall, so far as possible, be permitted to
rest from their labors that they shall attend d.
vine service after the customary Sunday morning
inspection, and that officers and men shall alike
use their influence 10 insure the utmost decOrum
and quiet on that cay. The General Commanding
regards this as no idle torn; one day rest in
seven is necessary to men and animals: more than
this, the observance OF the holy day of the God Of
mercy and of battles is our sacred duty
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-07-18
PORT ROYAL S. C, SATURDAY, JULY l8, 1863. Pri

A MARVELLOUS SToRY.-I was bred up in the dis
like of the marvellous, or the stupidity wonderful,
as my uncle called it. / must relate an anecdote
in point. Some gentlemen were dining together,
and relating their travelling adventures; one OF
them dealt so much on the marvellous that 1t mdu-
ced another to give him lesson.
"I was once,' said he "engaged in sklrmlsh-
ing party in America; l advanced too far, was
separated from my friends, and saw three Indians
in pursuit of me; the horrors of the tomahaWk IN
the hands of angry savages took possession OF my
mind. considered for moment what was to be
done most of Us love life, and mine was most
precious and useful to my family. was swift OF
foot, and fear added to my speed. After looking
back, for the country was an open one, al Iength
perceived that one of my enemies had outrun the
others, and the well-known saying of divide and
conquer occurring to me, slackened my speed,
and allowed him to come up; we engaged IN mu-
tual fury. hope none here (Lowing to his audi
lors) will doubt the result in atew minutes he
lay q corpse at my feet In this short space OF
time the two Indians had advanced upon me, so
took again to my heels, not from cowardice, can
in truth declare, but with the hope OF reaching
neighboring wood where knew dwelt tribe
friendly to the English this hope, however, was
forced to give up, for on looking back saw one
of nv pursuers far before the other waited for
him, recovering my almost exhausted breath, and
soon this Indian shared the fate of the first. had
now only one enemy to deal with; but felt IA
tigued, and being near the wood was more de-
sirous to save my own life than to destroy another
of my fellow-creatures. Iplaiuly yperceiyed smoke
curling up amongst the trees; redoubled my
speed, prayed to heaven, l felt assured my pray,
ers would be granted; but at this moment the yell
of the Indians voice sounded in my ears-l even
thought felt his warm breath-there was no
choice-I turned round-''
Here the gentleman who had related the won
derfu stories at first, grew impatient, past endu-
rance, and called out:
"Well, sir, and you killed him also?"
"No, sir, he ki led mel"
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUsT RECEIVED AT THE NEW STORE, UNION
Square, next to the Post Office large lot Of stationary

TUsT RECEIVED AT THE NEW STORE, UNION
Square, next to the Post Office large lot Of ationay,
Books, &C., in part as follows
Fine letter paper of various qualities,
Fine note paper of various qualities,
Fine billet paper of various qualities,
Envelopes, white buff, cream, straw, fancy, oriental,
pa rict c, &C., &c.
Ink black, red carmine, &c.
PENS steel and gold In great variety,
Blank books, in great variety,
Waters, sealing wax, law seals, &C.,
Muciage, court plaster, lemon acid, &c,
Penknives, pocket books, purses,
Portfolios. bill books, etc.
Pencils, c.ayons, etc, OF various colcrs
Pipes briarwood china gutta percha,
Lava boIwood machsafes, tobacco boxes, bags, &C..
Novels ng-books, hand books OF various kinds and
most of the late publications of tho day.
Maps of Charleston harbor and vicinity, and of Sayan
nah river
ALSO fine lot OF Military books OF late issuss-the
best selection ever brought here.
LATE PAPERS on arrival of mails. THE NEW SOUTH
published by us every Saturday morning.
JOSEPH II. SEARS,
Phoenix Building.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-07-18

The new two-cent stamps, which have just
been issued by the P. o. Department to meet the
demand created by the new law fixing the rates
on drop letters circulars, transient printed matter,
etc., at two cents, will soon be in the hands of
most of our readers They are black in color, and
b.ar finely engraved head of General Andrew
Jackson-a design especially appropriate at the
present ii e, when his well-known saying, 'sThe
Union mus. and shall be preserved" needs to be
considered as something more practical than q
mere piece of fine sentiment. The portrait of the
old hery occupies nearly the entire surface of the
stamp. and the character of the engraving is such
that the process of DETACHMENT, to which 1t must
unfortunately be subjected, is easily and efectual-
ly performed
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-07-18

"A piece of candle may be made to burn all
night in a sick room or elsewhere, where dull
light is wished by putting finely powdered salt on
the candle until it reaches the black part of the
wick. In this way mild and steady light may
be kept through the night from small piece of
candle.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-07-18

TINTED STATES ARMY AND NAVY NIGHT COMPASS
es Patented May 6th 1862 Tic advantages of these
over others in arc that they can be read
distinctly at night without the aid of an artificial light
For accommodating the position Of the enemy night
movements &C., where light dare not bo used without
running the greatest danger, they are invaluable.
Used by Major Generals Mcclellan, Hooker, Burnside
Hunter Pope; Major Meyers Chief of Signal Department.
and Others Every Officer and Soldier should have
PRICE SC, "a, 50, 81 so, 81, and 81 25.
For sale by
-. JOSEPH d. SEARS,
Port Royal, s.