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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

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Double Perspective Glasses for the ssd opera and
tourists oss' compact portable and cieisn, sF..ndia
oosaiisis'- op,'elan. eS9. Broadway L.iarse Hon:e
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call and examine. liberal discount TO the trade.
Bridg~wnser Psint-Chea pest and most
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No Mbre Gray Hair or Bnldn-..-For,y-
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w. A. Baeheisr's Hair Dye-Ths Best
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gsts everywhere
wigs, Towpees, Hair Dye. HAIR DyetnG
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cay street, shaving redsord 70 ir. Hair Dye To- black
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send a. twesty four doy~n Of Plan.
uon Brrs the popularity Of which daily Increasing
~ ~ SYKES. CHADWICK 4 CO.
Proprietors wilisrf's iIotsl, W ashiagtoa, d. e.
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0,OOO ACRES OF LAND AND A FINE
FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.
Jan. 9, 1868.

an THE 22D DAY OF JANUARY 1868, AT THE
late residence of Dr. Thomas Davis, in the County of
Franklin n c., The Ports Gold Nine and "a miles
Northwest of Rocky Mount Depot, will sell by public
yendue the late Residence" of tesatOr with 1000
acres Of Land f sold privately before The day of e
The mansion very comfortable, with below and
above stairs with necessary Oubuidings, viz Barns,
Stables Corn Cribs Forage Rooms Gin House. Ice House.
Carriage Houses &c The negro cabins sufficient to
accommodate large number of negroes Also the well
known FIGURING MILL, in fine running order. with
will Be surveyed before the day of SALE aud laid off in
of from $40 to 1000 One of these tracts has been
worked in gold digging successfully and contains large
quantity Of mining land rich in guild The surveyor will
begin his work Of surveying the I'd day OF January
next and persons wishing to examine the land would do
we'll to accompany him around the tract
At the time and place will offer for sale, with
reserved bid all the mining interest of tesator IN the
tract known the SINS tract the occupancy of
Capt j. j. Jones' This tract is in immediate cOntiguity
with the celebrated Ports Gold Mine, at rich point,
where 100 pennyweghts have been taken in single lump
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
At the same time will sell the residue of the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Piano. Side
board Bureau, Book Case, Bed, Bedsteads large
quantity of Bed Clothes Carpets Towels. Table Cloths
of miscellaneous books and Medical Library.
STEAM SAW MILL.
On the 2srd of January, at the Steam Saw Mill, will
sell the Steam Saw Mill and fixtures all in excellent repair
and good running order, with extra Saw Also large
lot Of Lumber of various kinds
Terms u sale, and will be easy.
N. B. MASSENBURG, Ex'or.
of DIR. Thomas Davis.
Franklin Co., Jan. 2, 1868. 2-w&sw6t
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For the Standard.
NJ: 4. YORK, Sec.

For the Standard,
To the Presidents and Directors of the North Car.
Otiad and Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Com
pGRies.
GENTLEMEN Il have some complaint to make
and desire you TO enforce such rules as will Sc.
cure transportation to those who are IN INDECENT
circumstances. | see that the Express company
have precedence not only private transportation
for soldiers wives and children but of government
stores for the benefit OF those who are in the SER
vice of our country. Look out and watch and be
wide awake for if something is not done soon other
matters may spring up.
Soldiers, their wives and children, will demand at
your hands what is due to the public notwithstand
ing the claims Of the Express company and hordes
OF spectators. See freights Of tobacco and other
articles passing by Express that ought not to be for
warded until those necessary should be discharged
Should tobacco and other articles of luxury pass,
while salt and breadstuHs, of wheat and corn, as
well as pork, &c, stand byf trow not
Spectators and their accomplices are as usual all
anxious and | do not wonder at this, it is their
pleasure, but our country is more than they, and
if something is not done we will be in an awful pre-
dcament NY advice to the Rail Road companies
is to pay attention to their own business and leave
outsiders TO attend to theirs The public have right
to demand Of you reciprocal courtesy and you
have no right to honor one man or company more
than another The Rail Road was built for mutual
benefit and the stockholders have no more right
than the community, as they procured theinprtU'-
Leges from the public.
Two things must be considered; first that the
government freights and transportation must be
passed; and second, that all others for domestic
consumption for soldiers wives should take prece.
dence so that spectators may stand back while the
soldiers and their families be preferred Otherwise
we NAV be lost in labyrinth of difficulties that we
are not aware Of j. N. Nc.
RALEIGH ian. 1863
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The box containing 10 pairs socks, shirts,
towels, 10 bottles wine, bushels dried fruit tur-
nips, Irish potatoes hams, rice sausage faxseed,
sassafras root, sage, pepper, and barrel apples,
with barrels potatoes, marked to Surgeon General
E. Warren, came to hand on the 18th January, and
was Immediately forwarded to the North Carolina
sick and wounded soldiers at Richmond The box
containing ITO pair socks 26 shirts, pair drawers,
blankets, and the box containing 10 blankets 90
pair socks are yet delayed We sincerely trust the
agents on the route will look up and forward these
boxes, as they are very valuable, and much needed
by the brave men who fought at Fredericksburg,
and now lie wounded at the different hospitals.
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PALERMO.
For the Standard
GIBsoSvILLE, N. c., Jan.

GIBsONVlLLE, n. G., Jan. 8, 1868.
Mr. HOLDEN Il have just attended sale OF
hogs at this place. and send you the amount of sales
&c. They are the West Chester Whites, brought
from near Philadelphia some few years since, by
Mr.. Gmer, of this village. Five sows with six
pigs each, and four sows that will have pigs in five
or six weeks, and one boar nine months old brought
the snug sum of $876,50. The father of the sows
was put up and not sold the highest bid only being
$3.50; the highest sow and pigs was Sill, and the
lowest ST.. This, think, shows that the people
in this country have no idea the Yankees will ever
get here. There were bidders here from three or
four adjoining counties The hogs are beautiful
and usually weigh from $50 up to as high as 375,
twelve months old. Mr.. GIlmer deserves credit for
his enterprising spirit and he has certainly been
paid for his hogs.
Yours truly,
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T. B. L.

LADIES WAY SIDE HOSPITAL. This hospital,
located near the N Q. Railroad depot, has given
shelter to many a,poor careworn soldier and many
will be theprayers offered up by the recipients of
its comforts for the ladies who established superin-
tended and contribute to it The immediate charge
of this hospital devolves upon Assistant Surgeon
W. C. Roberts while its general supervision, as arc
all other hospitals within the State, Is under the
care of Surgeon General Warren. Both of these
gentlemen will be found at all times ready to do
their whole duty. while the ladies, here as every
where in the South will be found unsiring in thei
attentions to the wants Of the soldiers Pro-
gress.
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VI Stan6ara
rFrom The Southern Literary Messeupeer.f

From the Southern Literary Messenger
The beautiful Ices on the death of the daughter
If OFF iilustrious Generalin Chief which we have
been fortunate enough toobtain, ought not to have
been kept out of print long
dad at Jones, Springs Warren county, NJ c., Oct
, 2OtA ANNIE CARTER LEE, daughter Sf General
Robt. E. Lee, G. s. 4,
"Ear..iu to earth, and dust TO dist, ~
sssioar IN thy word We trus&
:SSM We now our precious grain,
Thou shalt raise it UP again
fPant we the terrestrial root
(which shall bear celestial fruit;
sLiay bud within the tomb
That athaGer in Heaven may bloom.
Severed are no tender ties
hTheuyh in Deaths embrace she lies,
For the heightened chain of love
Stretches to her home above.
Mother, in thy bitter grief
Let this thought brig sweet relief,
Mother of an angel now
God Himself hath crowned thy brow
With the thorns the Saviour wore,
Blessed art thou evermOre.
Unto Him thou dost resign
A portion of the life was thine.
Earth to earth, and dust to dust"
Sore the trial-sweet the trust
Father-thou who seest Desth
Reaping grain at every breath,
As his sickle sharp he welds
Ger our bloody battle-felds,
Murmur not that now he weaVes
This sweet flower into his sheaves;
Taken in her early prime
Gathered in the summer time;
Autumn's blast she shall not know,
Never shrink from winters snow.
Sharp the pang which thou must feel,
Sharper than the foeman's steel,
For thy fairest flower is hid
Underneath the collins lid;
Ger her grave thou drops't no tear,
Warrior stern must thou appear,
Crushing back the tide of grief
Which in vain demands relief
Louder still thy country cries,
At thy feet it bleeding lies,
And before the patriot now
Husband, Father, both must bow.
But unnumbered are thy friends,
And from many heme aScends
Earnest, heartfelt prayers for thee,
"As thy DAYS thy strength may be-"
TENELLA.
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No swamp; rich 6OttG" t. s miles from Mississippi
North, East, s. w. u, Sec. l, 100
8 " s. T. u, 10
90 miles n W. Of Helena good neighborhood; unsur--
passed in every sense Price $40.
South, East, s. side S. Z. A. SEQ. g., $50.
/ e, s. Off. LS'w.I q 40,
q. s. ofRes, s. w. 4, IS
Near Helena, and fine lands. Price $I3.
South. East, Fsac. Section, s, SIS.
8, GAO
II, $40
In Phillips county, 80 miles below Helena choice laud;;
large tract adjoining. Sold last year planter $26
per acre PIlce $40 per acre In all-6,5S4-S4.
w. K RIGHFOR, Helena Ark:
h. A. BADHAM, Esq, Agt Raleigh.
Nov, Z, 1852. y0-w&swSmpd.
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Generou, Contribution.


We have been kindly permitted by Gov. Vance
to publish the following letter from lady of BERTHE
County advising him of q most generous contribu-
CoLEKAINE, BERTHE Co., N C,)
Dec. Z, 1852.
His ErceLlency, Gov. VANcE:-
As faint expression OF our appreciation of our
braye and heroic countrymen who stand as an i'm
penetrabe bulwark to prevent the spolation of the
proud temple of our country's freedom, we rally to
lay an offering however trte, its altar for their
comfort in response to your patriotic and soul
stirring appeal in their behalf Excuse me: tits
not my object in addressing you to swell the notes
Of eulogy for the chivalric sons of the "sunny
South, but to inform you merely that shall send
from Boykin's Depot on Mondays train, boxes and
barrels for the army and hospital, and hoping to
avoid the misfortune of having them remain for
months unnoticed at the depots, inform you by
mail, feeling assured our excellent Governor will
use every precaution to secure the safe arrival Of
any thing destined for his gallant and suffering
troops | send box containing 10 pairs of socks,
&c shirts, pair drawers, and blankets, and also
another accompanying, containing the contribution
of lady friend of COeraine, 10 blankets and 20
pairs socks all to be appropriated to Texas troops,
provided Cardinals sons are nell cared for For
N. G. Hospital, barrels sweet potatoes, l barrel
apples box containing 10 pairs socks, shirts,
towels, 10 bottles wine, 2 bushels dried fruit tur
nips Irish potatoes, hams, rice sausage, haxseed,
sassafras root sage, pepper and barrel of apples
from the aforementioned lady. The clothing of the
first mentioned box, purchased from those unable
to donate it with money collected by subscription
from people of this vicinity the other articles being
contributed from the same generous source. You will
do me great favor and honor to assure me of the
safe arrival Of these articles by mail
am, most respectfully,
Your obedient servant
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TRUNK LosT-s2 REWARD.

r OST, A VALUABLE TRUNK, BETWEEN COLDS
4 borough and Charlotte, on Sunday the I4th Decem
oer on the evening mail train. think it was taken of
by mistake II was medium size red trunk brass lacks
and marked r. ]. HERRING, Kiuston, n. C. will give
BIS reward for said trunk and its contents delivered to
or to the Editor of the &d@lrd, at Raleigh n G. ANY
information concerning it will be gratefully received Adj
dress Editor of the aRdhrd, at Raleigh, or tts su0scr-
Der. K. j. HERRING.
SelAanA Ala
Jan. &, 1868. 3-w&swHt
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

400 ACRES 0t.LAND IN FRANKLIN COUN-
SOV ty, N. G., near Cedar Rock, on; The road lead
,rg from Casala about half mile from the former and
three miles from the latter place. AbSAt 80
cleared land, most Of which has been Cleared this year
the balance original woods and well Iimsred The i'm
proveneuts consist If dwelling with rooms and. neces
sary outbudings Bedford Academy s about half mile,
at which good school is kept.
For further information, address,
J,IW JACKSON,
CaStalia N. C.
Dec. 80, 1862. 1-w&Sw7tPd
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For the Standard.

CAsTALTA, Jan. 5, 1868.
Mr. EDrToR:-Haying seen my name in late
issue of your paper assocatedswth list of absen-
tees without leave from Company |, LIST Regiment
N. q. Troops, you will please permit me, through
the medium of your paper, to inform Capt. FOote
and the public, that am not so absent, having Ob.
tanned leave of the Secretary Of War, in the form of
a discharge from military service, and that would
long since have reported the fact to him. but for my
entire ignorance OF his whereabouts
Respectfully,
j. T. GILL.
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HIDESH RIDESII

NONCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
signed are now receiving hides at near For
estve to be tanned on the following terms Onebaf,
Sole Lsaher 81 cents pOund Dressed Leather
per pound.
Hides labeled and deposited at J. W. Rogers store,
Raleigh will be taken to the yard tanned and returned to
theCy Tree OF charge for transportation Send in the
hides that they can be tanned before next winter
Address J. F. FORT 4 +. NJ PUREFOY,
Forestve n, c.
Jan. S, 1868. 3-w&swI5 tdp.
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.

VNHE PROPRIETOR HAVING BEEN ROBBED BY
l. the AbotiOnsts in Arkansas Of all but his lands Of
fers great bargains in the following lands selected years
ago. when first in market and after personal examina-
whole list purchaser for $4,000 cash. or negroes at
market price, onehaf cash. and time for balance
secured with cent interest Located Mississippi
COUNTY Title clear ~
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GLENN ANNA FEmAIE SEMINARY,

on the first Wednesday in January, next, and close
the fourth Tuesday in May. Ans. N. s. DAVIS, Prin-
cpa is thorough scholar graduate of GreenSbODough
full corps of teachers.
Terms PER SESSION. or, FIVE NoNnHs::
Board $50; Tuition regular ccurse, $40 to SIS; Music
Piano. Guitar MelodeOn, 800 eaoh; Ornamentals,
usual price. INV. THOMAS.
President.
Dec IL, 1852. lOo-w&sWl3tpd.
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NOTICE.

WAS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TIE
w Jail of Rudolph County, North Carolina, the
9Th day OF October s62 arunaway slave who says bis
name is HENCE, and that he belongs TO John Thomas
Me6ane Of BERTHE County The said slave
.tweny.one years old fherown is requested to cume
forward prove property. pay all charges and take him
away, as he viii be disposed Of as the law disects.
b. +. STEED. Jailor
Oct %, 1862. A-w6m
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EoR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC,

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED A,
4 large TANNERY with the advantage of steam work.,
do herein certify that we will tan and deliver promptly
every man Has cow hides at the following terms sole
leather hides onethrd; upper and harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. we tan SOLE
hides oH ~ cents pound land upper and
House. Randolph County, n. C. Hides to bedelivered
us at the yard or at the Depot at High Point and the
leather will be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
:. ". N. KIVETT,
New Market, Randolph Co., NJ c.
Got q, 1852. 43-wEsw9m
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NEGRO MEN WANTED.

NEGRO MEN WANTEDs.
KIM NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK, on
HNI the Piedmont Railroad, being built be-
tween GreensbOrongh and Danville We are having Ser
al. wages, and the negroes well cared for
ALSO,
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS.
Apply Immediately to E. WILKES &,CO9
Contractors Piedmont r. R.,
Greensborough!N.C.
Dec. >, 1862 gs-w6sWI7tpa.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION ON Nc
Il CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west of Carthage. y-
ing the basin of the Coalfetd as4-i.D zIo0 acres,
which productive any lands in the county of Moore
The improvements good and the situation heasy. Terms
liberal JOHN MORRISON
Npvember IA, 1862. s2-w&swtf
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How TO MAKE GOOD SoAP.-Take good strong I've
from oak ashes and chop fine good parcel of corn
shucks, put them in the ye boil until the I've eats
up the shucks, add more shucks taking the strings
out, then you will have good soap.
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Texas papers represent that there is heavy de-
mand for government bonds in that State.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

a T ROLESVILLE WAKE COUNTY. on THURS
"A dav the 29th inst will sell to the highest bidder,
on credit of months the following property belong
iEg to the late Seth b. Jones' namely: Two hne bay
MARES Zone of them superior saddle and harness ant
mai one Buggy and harness. one pair Saddle Bags and
one Surveyors Compass with chain and plotting instru-
nents complete. 80
The purchaser required to give bond with
cur,ty EDWARD A. CRUDUP,
For Sarah S. Jones, Adm'trix.
Ian 1888 4-w&sw3t.
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The New York Tri6unes Holly Springs CORES
pendent estimates the loss by Van Dorn's raid up
on that place at six millions.
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ST. MARY'S school,
RALEIGH. N

Right Rev. Thos. Atkinson, ID, d. V,s;,
Rev. Albert Smedes, d. D., Rector. Of'
VIE ExP p ;R OF The LAST TERN HAVING
the School cannot be maintained at the present n Of
has after consulting judicious friends determined ne
the following charges for the ensuing term upon
For Board and Tuition in English per term If g.
months, commencing Jan. 9Th, 1858, $3.50; Tuor I'VE
French, $40; Tuition in Music Cd the Piano 0r 10
Guitar $S" with So for the use of Instrument TtO
on the Harp with the use Of Instrument $45 Spgiu
private lessons $780, Drawing $40; Water CoIors si 70
Oil Painting, $25; Pens and Ink, 81; Library al W.
ing at the charge of the laundress the present cba G
$l5 per term. 0uageB
The rule prescribing a uniform is suspended for -.
present iOf tOs
Raleigh, Dee. H. 1862. 1oo-uao
~ Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Journal Pets..
burg Express Golds6orough Tribune Examiner and r.
quirer, Richmond Charlotte Bulletin and Sasb aG En-
man publish to the amount of - and send bills to tS.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS. .
WNH0SE INDEBTED, EITHER BY OPEN ACCOUNT
u OF note, are rQuesed to pay o,g and interest.
$3.50. E. Ii HARDING.
Raleigh. Dec. ~, 1862. 1O0-w&sw6tpd
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w. r. RICHARDSON d CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, N. C.
OFFICE on FAYETTEVILLE STREET
"ILL CIV PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
sales and purchases of State and COnfede bonds
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts and any bust
ness connected with the different departments of the State
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold.
REFERENCES.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
w. A. Wright, do.
John D. Williams, Fayetteville
w. G. BroadfUo do.
]. ]. BackwoOd, Charlotte.
w. X Lane. Wayne County
John D. Whtfgrd. Craven County. .
Hon. Thomas Rufin Alamance County.
Hon. W. n Edwards, Warren County
Hon. D. W. Ooarts, Rockingham County.
H. w. Guion. Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January 49, 1868. 5-w&sw3m.
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LOST TRUNK-s2o REWARD
VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE
BRASS FOUNDRY,

BRASS FOUNDRY.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
the public, that he has, in successful operation
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give him
call before bargaining elsewhere.
The highest price will be paid for old "copper" brass and
zinc
q Office opposite the market house.
II. MAILER.
Raleigh Aug. %, 1862. S5-w&sw6n.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND PARIS FOR SAL
IL BY WELLS, FARGO Il co. "a Broadway.



OFFICE OF THE JErFRRsoNvILLE RAILROAD Co.
50 JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, ieb 26, 1863 !
terms Of an agreement between this company and the
holders OF Its first mortgage bonds dated April H. 1852 that
tins company WIN redeem the Sd day of April nex at
me office Of The United States Trust Company, New York
city, at the lowest oer below par. said
sonve Railroad Companys First Mortgage Bonds Offers
Tor the sale of said bonds be addressed under seal
The United States Trust Company Aforesaid and endorsed
sonvlle Railroad Company the sinking fund.- which
offers or bids, will be received until o. 3D. day
April And public notice IL hereby given the
boders q sad first mortgage bonds that in there
aforesaid the United States Trust Company
will, upon presentation at their office NO. A. Wall street.
deem and accrued interest by consecutive numbers
outstanding bonds forty Of said bonds beginning at 2l
and running to l43 inclusive. Nos 4i l and l9 l52
inclusive Nos l5S l62 inclusive Nos l 6 67
40 l73 inclusive; and that and after Sd day of April
1863 interest said bonds viii cease provided in said
agreement
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

FTsnen, It..isn .n and spanish Letters: Sc,
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

NAVY BANKERs.-PRIZE MONEY NOW COLLECT
lN ed cashed for all United States vessels where
prize !ists made Mp complete list always kept BY
NETTLETON, GILBERT / Co, iii Broadway.