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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-20

Positively e. Last 4on SSs AZ HTss' Pianist
WIN take place e Hssf' is sitGIns April -
lowing Mss ' s1a NH: sD ..ii Mr.
Her MSS gs GENIE xis CHEZ
Pianist Her a is's rYGisE ssRoxowskA.
s-'''- ~. ' Mss EkxiSix cAnnEsE; :, o.. g.,
Plants. Of Phaaelph. who x,l perform with Mr.. Colts
MR. WILLIAM cAs srdko Ts1 %ssLLA Conductor
s Dra 70 1saas H. s slss
BsruetcRe Miss Cafrsre Miss Kroikowska and Mr. BeL
'''' ''''''i SHsSs s HtSf: 4ssssaAusEH
Mr. 00''saA Iii ts IN S1 ass
x,s 81 k s'5i fis1ss
will play the 'Dsnsc des Fees, by Prudent.
Mr. Villa" oi Observation-Disclosures MI I'M BONO
Beer .s.. :ss 4.1;s: e
pAxJo TAUGHT PERFECT IN. ~ LESSONS FOR
GO DoSsos e. P esampon BANJO ana
with s ~ n' "'''
sAsSs 4 " HHz9Rass E EaSsAs
s1$ s S.s::s
strest) ~
With the assistance Of -,
Nj AUGUST KRE1ssMANN. Tenor,
(HiS FIRST appearance IN New York;
Mr. KRE1ssnxNN wi!i .ins the Deheriiebe." Opus "a
By :a: :sssss - ssas
Concerto IN major for two psanos Bach.
Adssio 2 vsrisxion. from 9aAres 10y rceuesp Haydn
doors open NJ ~ O'Clock; commence q O'Clock.
door and 1t the music stores Of Beer Schrmer
No UI Broadway and Msss Scharfsnberg Luis No. 100
ID Mace. (Eighth s4reetJ, open summer and win.
Ter 1vns 3 A. n uu 10 r. Il. Regular CLASSES in sym.
nsscs calesthenics &c for the Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays commsnsing April Fine vcnt
lation. ABNER B. BRADY, Instructor.
n orTsoHALK's Last c0NCERf.-"THE UNION"
" paraphrase dedicated General McCslian.
viii So psrformsd ~ u. dOTTsCHALK. Gals evening.
ocrsa1on of his last Conosr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-20

xuAxrgD- YoUs YoUso LxDtps voR Tpx sAl-
w <a Apvi, h~sv~~n sis kogrs 81 % AZ Is,r.srs al
80 Ansreas fs~ssfs. 80 rfy><-sg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-20

rrHEArRR rRAScAIs-MBLos CONCERT SALOON.
Il TUESDAY Evening" April IL, IsaS
NOS ikTIMEs
(Orfgnal Of BOsom frlendsl,
Consfie, In four scss by NJ yicl0rien Ladau.
Doors open 81 %; curtain rlses ~ ~ precissiy.
Thursday, April z3-Eitra performances:
BENEFIT or N. PAUL JuI0EET,
which Nine de Luszsn tho celebrated vocalist
has kindly promised her assistance.
once for subscriptions reserved scais H. DArdon.
vile a ca BroadvAy
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IIARDwARE-wANTED A PARTNER WITH ABOUT
III $1,000 Ia old established concerp. Business
b< increased Prospects OF goof trade the coming
year never batter. Addre Q ipier, Herald once.
a OEA "A YOUNG MAN, or LIBERAL BUSINESS
DZJV. ed icaton. economical and Ind strfJus habits
10 ready ~ engage with the above
snsuut with sorbody Any ntsrestsd may
aadrvss A. y. c.. Hsraid oflce
0.)OO "A PARTNER WITH $50 TO $50 WAITED
Ss)UU. "a safe and very profitable busineas. would
~, liberal sasry to advancing TIE anlo NJ
win ample security. Apply 10 PORTER co. SIS BroAf
way. hooa ".
-nO PANTHER WANTED. IN TIE MOST poPp.
SCUU. lar money mAsin. Business IN tss country
row g-sef nfar Hudson.
1904 PARTNER WANTED. wrrH rms
SSyU. anof-L IN . safe. PAYNE business. wosi
-. .t,e,. sslsr snd rroe ~ security for The
lreg.tsvle Arpg Al % rosys street., fourth noor,
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-20

Mr.. PALNO's TESTIMONIAL BENErTr-TuE
ltk friends Of Mr. Psino the A4ed pooeer TIA Ian
Opera Ia New YORK who s.crnced hts fortune IT,
nshmeut happy that leading
In this have most generously volunteered their for
performance Intended N be gwen Wednesday week All
those ladies and gentlemen who desous assisting
this OCCASION IN any department o. art respectfully
vitrd 10 their nj the Musical Agency EAs
Fourteenth street. corner OF Fourth avenue
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-20
HON JOHN A. aiLMER.

, This gentleman addressed large and attentive
assembly of our! citizens in the Court. House on
Tuesday. Although in the issues of the past, our
political opponent, We are ready to say that his
speech was able and eloquent He declared that it
was his daily prayer and the first wish Of his heart
for peace. Among the evidences Of this he referred
to bis political views and eourse in the past He
further declared that he would eagerly and gladly
seize upon any favorable occasion to offer and &C
cept propositions for a settlement Of our difficulties
But he declared his belief that either to offer sue
cessIly, to get honorable terms presented to u.s.
that one of the leading and most imposing MEANS
was TO continue our defence, and present bold and
unbroken front to the enemy. He spoke in glowing
terms Of the spirit and bravery of our army-ofcers
and soldiers and his anxiety to have the soldiers
pay increased aud they aud their dependents fully
provided for. III .- .5.r. Tr1
On all the subjects touched by hun he displayed
his usual ability, and was heard with unusual atten
ton and interest
Such were the leading features of the address de-
ivered by the honorable gentleman, and it was re-
ceiVed to all appearances acceptably by all, demo-
Gratis, conservatives, secessionists and everybody
esss We,thsught however, that In as much as
there was no other candidate in the feid and espe
cially as he urged in such pathetic and glowing
terms the unanimity and harmony of our people in
this great struggle for independence, he went a
little out of the way to make an unnecessary fling
at that class of our citizens denomnated secession
lists. His complaints too, Of the administration at
Richmond, as to its appointments to office, We
thought unjust and uncalled for. But as his views
seemed to be so generally endorsed shall attempt
to throw no obstacle in the way of his election and
hope our friends generally will go to the polls on
the day of election and give him cordial support
Rsnston Sentinel
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sovereigrty and would be exercising not reserred,
but prohibited poweri ~
Z As set out in my first communication only TO
discuss sths right Of secession u viii close ct this
point and take no notice of Maron's third number.
in which he endeavors to show that the Sonth' had
ample cause for revolution the right of which every
body comedies for sufficient cause that is when the,
evils of RsisgoUerRmSnt have become greater than
the evils consequent upon rebellion and revolu'
tion. DAVIDSON. d.
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GENERALS OFFICE. RALEIGH.

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RALEIGH,
~ Sept. 81, 1863 Medical Examining Board No. J. COM
posed of the following named Medical 0thcers:-
Surgeon T. A. CRUDUP,
Surgeon HENRY J0YNER,
will meet at the town Of Warrentou in Warren county
on Mono ay the Sth of October at jackson Northamp
ton county on "Wednesday the 7th; at Windsor in BERTHE
county, on Friday the 9Th; at Tarb oro in EdgecOmbe
county on Monday, the 18th; at Nashville in Nash
~, on "Wednesday the l4th; at Louisburg, in Franklin
county, on Saturday the l7th at ;Summerve in Har-
nett county, on Wednesday, the 2lst Fayetteville
Cumberland county Friday and Saturday Esd and oath
and at Raleigh. Wake county on ThursdaT the 2sh of
October for the purpose of examining all persons who
claim exemption from Home Guard duty account of
physical disability according to the provisions of Genera
Order No. 8, is sd from the Adjutant Generals Office
EDWARD WARREN
Surgeon General.
Ociooer j, 1858, .... 74-H
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nFFICE OF THE LITERARY BOARD RALEIGH.
said
u ary
Mitchell and rnnn share f n pN
oas Bud ZEBULON B Va
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRANsoN

NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRANSON,
IL FARRAR d C0.-Myrtle Leaves, by Rev. A. w
hangun row in press-sec0nd editions book peculiarly
adapted to the times suited alike to soldiers camp and
to the loved ones At home
M0RVEN LINDA, tale of soldiers faithful love
extract from Myrtle Leaves pretty poem now ready
Price per hundred. $1,000
second edition just published.
at sparkes every page with bright gems of thought
and sTPression-Chu,cb Lnto9igs1c%r.
inns IS true genuine poetry "-Salis'uy B1Hner.
The ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK, revised from
Webster and adapted to Southern Schools, ready.
THE DIXIE PRIMER-secODd edition. popular
book for the children.
Tue FIRST DIXIE READER will soon be ready.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER with maps in press
now. Send in your orders.
Price 81 so.
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION, lust out is designed
to precede English Grammar; it contains a number of
pleasant writing exercises tor the student valuable
text book.
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS-suit to
Sabbath Schools and to soldiers in campthe best book of
the sort yet published.
Price SO cents.
Miscellaneous Books for Sale.
CATECHISMS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Price per dozen. $3.50.
THE SUNDAY SCH DOL BELL A collection of Hymns
for the of Sabbath Schools This book has been long
and favoraby known.
Price 80 cents
GREAT EXPECTA TION-Readi it and realize the val ue
Price So 90.
A STRANGE STORY. Truth is often strange.
THE STEP SISTER.
Price 81 So
D0RRELL MARKHAM
Price $3.50
TANNHAUsER, OR THE BATTLE OF THE BARDs.
Price &, sc.
RAIDS AND ROMANCE OF MORGAN AND HIS
AEN-An exciting book Of truth.
Price 49,
HARDEE'S TACTICS, WHEELER'S CAVALRY TAG
TICS Periodicals. Papers, and the Modern Literature of
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ALSO. SCHOOL BOOKS of the old and new publca-
lions, here and elsewhere for sale.
The usual deduction made to the trade. Send in your
orders and khey' &6d!t receive prompt attention.
BRAHS0N, FARRAR 4 CO.,
No. IL, Fayetteville ST., Raleigh, G.
August 10, 1853. 65--tf.
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nR. JOHN W. MAY, LOCATED AT GRaa
II GANSYILLE, Rockingham county, n: c, will 4
special attention TO the treatment of Fisua Piles IuI
Diseases of the Womb Spermatorrhea, Ulcers Nsi'I
Debility Secret Diseases and Scrofnous Affections
has had org experience and practice, and has been
formly successful in the treatment OF such diseases
can be consulted at hume by letter personally, I
communications strictly confidential
September z, 1853. B4I
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-20

EIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANU-
Il tured tobacco of various grades for sale I,rNIBb
-. KINGSBURY EtN sSDL
Oxford, N. C Aug 20, 1868. ~
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TElO REFUGE ES.-A HOUSE AND LOT IN
WikesborouI gh to for the balance of tho wear
terms moderate-W ill suit small fmiy-say six persona
convenient outh buses attached Apply soon as above
-, = j. C0WLES.
may q lsos. E.-s ".. .-"- t9-6tf.
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OOO ACRES OF LAND FOR SALSs

ClEh ACHES UF LAND IOLrr "a iI1s
OOO The attention of persons wishing :, ~
their money is called $40 acres Of land situate " glr
south of Chapel Hill, and eight miles s1uh-Wes Ur NJ
boru'. The entire tract is wed wooded in C6esOTSl
and part if cleared would do we'll for cultIVa1ni
commencement of the war, the above tract n -, nd
good Saw Mill and well-conducted Tan ara Of fIrs
to The parties who owned it having their lin' TbsrI
gagged, the fixtures have become out OF repair N
however, the Mill and Bark houses, aud severn
buildings and also a first rate Mill dam. hi,
For further information, application can De TI
A. MICKLE, Chapel hn 'r
r. j. ASHE, Wimns'ecOo[ ~
Sept. 8, 1883. -
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARDl

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
" Runaway from the subscriber Sunday the z'n
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY. HeII
a whitish yellow complexion, about feet orr ind
high, IS 2Oyears DID, and supposed TO weigh about
pounds. lie has heavy head Of hair and talks short VI
questioned, and has down look. No doubt he styiDg'
pass for free boy.
will give the bove reward for him delivered to mel
Prospect Hill Caswell County, or confined in any jail
get him. F. L. WARREN,
CaswelI Co.. March a. 1868, 26-Wtswt
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-RANAII


II from the subscriber about the l4ih Of Nav, nv 4
boy SIDNEY. He is about II years old, dark ms
black keen eyes and sharp face. lie may have gOsE
the army with some soldier; but be is supposed to b.
ing abnut Oxford or Henderson where be has reatga
The above reward will be paid upon his apprehensUf
confinement in Jail. or his delivery to D G. Hernt1
Oxford or his owner in the lower part OF Orangs m
near Cedar Fork. b. b. HEKADVs
June IS, S6S. 5O-WS''.
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NTOTICE.-TH FIRM HERHTUFUs
II known under the appeIiatiOn Of Lack Farms
been dissolved by mutual consent All accounts w
firm and all to whom the concern is indebted, VII n
settle and present their claims to Q. NJ FarriSS "
the business Will in future be conduc ted. n,,
G. NJ Farrlss tenders his acknowl edgemeDs 10 snir
irons Of the old firm for their berality and panc.l.
and respectfully requests continuance Of bs S s0s
his auspices. CHARLES NJ fA' "a
October l, 1858. -
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nR. B.F.ARRINGTON RESPECTIVE

nR. B. IF. ARLINGTON REST -. dy
I'D offers his professional services to the citizen o
egh and surrounding country in the praet 80,
Destistry and treatment of the various o'''-'
mouth pertaining to the Dental Structure, h.nr. 81
Patrons given as reference. Othce ID hA'
Room No. 81. ST.
Raleigh, Oct. 1868. I
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E from the subscriber on the night St az. ana NAC
Yadkiu county, Two negro boys, HEN IA medium W
and size; his skin. under his clothes S;d,
cent attack Of chicken pox. bought nm n tSrvngW
gen. Of Charlotte, N c. and suppose ne r ii be5
his way to Richmond, Va, as he has S S traTss
his way there under the protection OF SOU''0 III
the cars. IL -atber cbnyyS%at
has scar ia each temple close to his nJS
copper. No doub; he and Henry are aannreheusOr ~
will pay the above reward for t tS.t ret them
said boys and their eon6nenent so m nornty. Cvca
return TO me at Huntsville l SU- LIT>G
Aug. Y, 1858.
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lsb anandM Milton Cbuuidet
n 1920
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-20

~RINDSTONES FOR SAEE.-WE ARE
VI prepared furnish GRINDSTONES from two
eight feet in diameter-sn excellent article. . ....
.' SHAY, WILLIAMSON CO..
Agents for p. Lineban.
Raleigh, N. G., Aug. IL, 1868. 67-3mpd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16
THE EVENING STAR.
RRENTICEANlA.

The Washington correspondent Of the Gin
einnaf GaZ-tte thinks thai Col. Rodney Mason,
dismissed nom the service for ccwarties At
Pissourg Landing and Clsrksvilie, L. To b. re-
stored. Ii there IL any tack OF coward. in me
service, let him be restr ed by all means.
The Richmond Wing says that jeff. DayGs
nasnt yet played bis last trump. We suppos-
bus last trump il like himself-s knave. But
he has certainly played that.
A New York Editor asks Of the Army OF tae
Potomac ny II doesn't sdvaHcs. He light a.
well SIX such question OF = mired OK
Preston King OF New York, Ia the rumor.d
successor to Stanton as Secretary OF War Tnat
would be great change.
At various places the rebels hav We had blocks
OF wood painted 70 resemble cannon, aud w.
not 70 be DC hind them in stratagem, have qnits
az often Lad bloekheads dressed up and titled
10 resemble Generals.
tits rtated that Gen. Fremont is 10 return
"to active service in the same capacity De-
fore" II he must return at all, we wish it
might be with much greater capacity.
A rebel letter boasts that Bragg's army, "by
drill and discipline, has become perfect ma
chine" Rosecraas must 60 and run that ma
chine.
There are many who won't take any definite
position in regard TO the war. They front
North by South.
Jen Davis says he can't see VIVA. the Feds-
raj government is fighting for. He must have
mote in his eye. So mote 1t be.
Considering that gold is specifically very
heavy, II has certainly gone up very hish.
The rebel Confederacy is hungry. Like the
prodigal son. IL would eat husks, If il could get
them. Let it come back and we may kill the
fztfed calf.
We will bring South Carolina back into the
Union, bat not I'LL we have operated on her At
both ends-pulled out her fangs and cut OF her
rattles.
An Ohio editor says that the United States
cannot CRIT on this war six months Longer
He is one OF those prophets that have no h,aor
in their own country or any other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16
Giving a FrIIsw til, sack Literally

green, awkward girl, the daughter Of
wealthy parents in Arkansas, having come To
-, in Massachusetts, 10 be educated, young
dentist named Brown conceived notion that
his shortest road 10 fortune would be 70 marry
her. But she was the laughing stock of the
seminary, because she was so gaunt, mascu-
line, and ungeDteei in her dress, and Brown
felt that it ould require all his We to stand
the fidicule OF several of the young pupils W ith
whom he had Hirted until he WAS satisfied that
they had no money or expectation Of any.
However, he consoled himself with the re
6ectiOn that he should speedily obtain In usnce
enough over her 10 enable him 70 become, in q
measure, her ad wiser in the matler Of costume.
manner, &c. The foremost thought WIS 70
amend her long, lank form, by the aid Of erin
cline, which she had never worn, and his fiat
terry had no sooner secured him a confidential
place In her good graces, before he ventured TO
make her present OF II patent skirt or sack,
together with q hint to fix up pretty handsome
ly for a bail, to which he had nyited her
The night arrived. the party were assembled,
and the Arkansas damsel made her grand en-
tree from the ladies' dressing room amid the
sitter of laughter from the school girls and vii
lsge bellies. The hoop sack was shockingIy out
OF shape, projecting in front like the spouting
horn OF Nasant; but that was nothing to the
expose II made OF her somewhat homogeneous
black hose, the destinations OF which were
some'w hat augmented by yellow rosettes of her
white satin slippers (men's size) encasing her
delicate feet. To complete Browns horror.
her head and freckled face were =. set Or with
4 profusion Of green and yellow bow knots, of
formidable size, intended TO do execution as
beau catchers.
Madder than sixty, the disappointed dentist
went through the first dance with her, taking
little or no pains TO conceal his sgust, and
then hurried away TO the whist room 10 escape
the compliments and sarcastic rIdicuie OF his
Old flames.
The unfortunate partner, who was clear grit
was deeply incensed when informed of her
abandonment, and some OF the sympathizers
ADVISED her 10 'sgiye him the sack, j. G., dismiss
him at once. @I'U be dodrotted eff don Z do il
lore the hull crowd" she replied, in a boiling
passion, and making straight for the dressing.
room, and followed by beyy OF laughing girls
soon emerged with the hoop sack in her hand
and threw IL at Browns feet "Thar, YOU
mean, good-for-nothing shaker out OF old snags!
Take your old sack and wear il yourself, and
ef ketch you speaking 10 me again, I'll lick
ye wItnIn All incn CI yer lie; YOU'D better
believe IL"
Roars of laughter followed This spirited con-
duct, and tooth -pulier f;,in to make his
escape. The next day ne left tie village, and
has not yet returned TO it. The Arkansas girl
became a pet, and finally made a very respect
able appearance in society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16
AMERICAN WATCHES
ron OOLDfERs
AT REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches fer Ansrtsans

Tn AnsnFcas wAscH ocHYAyY rive s,sss, 49,
tAsy have lately issued new styie OF watch. en-
prsssly designed for Soldiers and others vAo dsirs
. good watch st . Deasrsts , Ice. Thee vstsA~
Are Intended 20 AAplass the vorthlsss -.
sssshss Of BritisA end Swiss manufacture vits
Which the country u eoodeA, ssl which vvr, ,ev.,
sxpsstsA q keep time shsa shsy usrs nsd1 -.
fefuss msnsfsefsrss esas 70 this soantry became
unsslable st home and used here only for ;e~l-:..
ssl sssisd2sas parpssss.
We oosr 10 ssu our Watch. which 10 Of Pm, 80,
supsfAgfiAL nANuYAcfuas, An ACCURATE Arr -.
sislI YfxlxEHPHa, and In tterlins essvsr -.
auntng pattern, - ~ lev pries a. 10 axksa for
he trashy Asro and LsyisSs OF foreign usks
already referred %.
We have named the new series o: Watches, wx.
4IlslY, Dostsn, 1ass., which name Win BE- fou,A
on the ysats Of every vatsh Of this nanuxaeturv.
snd 10 one Of our S-sdenarks.
eoh ~ ell rsepeesstls watch Deslers In sAs
loyal States.
wholesale orders should Do addrsssed 20
ROBBJNS r. APPLET0N,
Agents fer the American watch Company,
,as-so9m 1e2 BRoApHAY,N.Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16
DROP OsALBy FOR weep

Hsddqud7teTS, DsfeASsS Of Washtngton
Qoics af Chtef Qnartsrn,Gv.tr Jan % 1858
.PRoFosALs are invited for furnishing W aed to
the troops in and around tae Forts hereinafter
specihed, from parties owning wood or wood lands
10 10, the vicinity OF the same, viz Forts Alexander
ERipisX; Frankiin, MANSFIELD Penssylyania, Battery
IensHyoEn; FoJts Kearney, De Russey, Massa-
chusetts, slocum, Totten, Slenmer Bunker Gin,
Saratoea, Thaysr, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont
the PotoInsc -40 Vi
Proposals to be made in the following manner
First. For wood standing, (price per cord
Second. For wood felled by u g. Engipe, r. or
otherwise, tpTice per cord
Third. For wood cut and corded on the ground
Proposals must specify the locality, KIND o.nn
tt;y snd qualify of the wood ' f"4"
Proposals will be received under this siyertiaa
], 1853. w u 'uhe
- Zach bidder must attach his full name md Post
ounce address 10 his bid, and the names of all M
,s interested In the pro posal must appear in The
An oath Of allegiance 10 fhs Gorenpasnt of II.
VnI.d SlnteS Dlta accompany each bad
BIOS Ill be opened from time to time and ron
tracts or purchases made rs the wood may bs re-
any bid. WY you VI
Proposals should be endorsed, "Proposals for
wood, and addressed to "A
ELIAS NJ. GREENE.
Lieut. Colonel and bief Quarternsstsr
,1'c-h De1enseB of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16

- A saloon keeper in Louisville wants a
name for his saloon, and the Journal furnishes
the following list from which To srlect:-Msas-
ure tor Measure, The Lost Bourbon, As You
Like II, Fire aId " ater, The Bottle Imp The
Rendezvous, In ana Out, Craskeen Lawn.
Dead Shot, Wine Works Wonders, Countersign,
or Touch and Take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16

lou Gold and Velvet, fCD
Gold stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers
with q varied stock o. Glazed and Blank Papers at
the loves cash prices.
WIN low SHADESI
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window shades. Buff, Green and Blue Holland or
any required style size of Shade made to erder
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
warranted to be silded with Gold Leaf
The hand lac NEST and largest assortment in the
District, from the best actory in the country
With beautiful variety of small sized Oval and
Gard Visite Frames. OF foreign and domestic man.
ufactures. Also. Photograph Cards. embracing
copies Of celebrated Pictures Painting and statu.
airy, Albums, DO.
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Nails, O. Orders for Pap.rhansings or Window
Shades punctually executed by experienced work.
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