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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
SUTLERs, ATTENTION.
- FOR SALE.
100 boxes CASTILLO SOAP
100 ADAMANTINI CANDLES,

Chesp for cash ct National Soap and Candle
works, Green street and the Canal. Gsoreetown,
n n N
DARGAINS, BARaAINS-Great bargains and
ID Clothing, Furnishing Goods, aats and Gaps at
SMITHV lf;O Seventh st IA
AHkN,E AND BOYS CLOTHING, at very low
Nl prices at AGA Seventh street, just belo9
Smiths ~ ID
BARGAINS. in Men 3 and Boys Clothing, at
ID BRUCE d CO.'S, 464 Seventh street. 3y14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18


rare kind to all who may be pleased to extend to it
their favor and RatTE9mnaagfea Emafau rn,u,
,y4-lm Corner Pa. az. and Ilth It.
Ans CRYSTAL SPRING. MDs~
eI6E COACHES FOR Ed2
vhIerAL SPRING AND THE RACE COURSE
=! The unasrsisnssd will run coach for the above
the MstrSSPGIitso Turner O. ke ssi Penn
and osIss9 FrTsRo1pa s1f tip cents sass
fo1%stiU1 M ion call at 2si Ps 1Seppe
EoR sALE-The contents of the livery and hiring
ua.sa on I l2t9 $ street: near Rs: aysaus; son ~
s e sh
good outfit for the above business. Amy person
we'll to eail and Examine the STOCK Ifnet dispossd
OF at private sale earlier they will be exposed at
St ass9s Be It, @ 10
reasonab terms The stand is of forty years du-
% ,e %tSusIs is Il A'S SHANLY BROWN.
SrEAhsH1YRo YoSK SkF1r e ITAsEF6S FAssF6H FROM NEW
enraT r. sis,S;SF' ! ri ZEN IL
WAlrFWR vii lPESsgasSs e. aisSssteSsa teSRaanandsr'
.ns g Tafsssay ssasyt
Second ca abin state room berths meals - 100
furnished at separate tableI. -. $40
E1auraion tickets. out and back in the first and
under z years Of age, half price Infants free
steef.es hasa es0,h With su psrior
Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates as
All fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in o.
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet of luggage.
An experienced surgeon on board.
Fer passage apply ycHHRIns Ghly Z A. WHITNEY,
At the office, 26 Broadway, New York.
sss9R .s...s
MAss1Y COLLINS & CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHY ALE AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large Quantities Of DRAUGHf
ALI aad PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
8hieh am prepared to furnish on short notice TO
al persons who will favor me With their orders.
8atisfaction guaranteed.
Orders given to my drivers viii bs promptly a.
tended to. :.
Goods delivered In All parts Of Washington and
9sorsetswn, free OF charge
Terms - CssA eS delivery.
Uaies Betslias Dssos, 81 Green st.,
soft Gsorsetown. D. Q.
r. ,. Hs1B1fssss sssss.:sts : e., 3
3Iss} }s5$&t's sz..
u.a $50 Pa. avenue. VS. 1::sigssss. iBg.s:sstB 30.
FROM LONDON.
ANALYTIC Universal Teiesraphy. By Count
a1 sannSers;s Mammal of Musketrx I,strnction.
The subaltern Oficer and his Duties. By Lieut.
Ths Epslish soonti.stlon;; By Doct; Fisher.
iisbis Is ! Nstar.i Laws; Laws of Husbapdry.
forstsr's Biography of Oliver Goldsmith,
v5 Dictionary Of FsHsSk Rsssh FsTIo
RAcY, 1e7 '1sHs wfsn a. street. Ass h.y. FESTIVE,
= dealers in Books, Cards, -
MN i Card visitess HmSrotypss,' ,is' ~ -
RARE, Rubber Goods, etc FANCY.
,eIsas 0 Book just out
=: :: " s
w. CENT EMENs q oTHLNs
Hobs q s.
latest styles. manufactured with the ssme degree
tssSaPPSiek e mcds CO. 70 oroef
tf Sas NintA ssa fsSss .sss.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARTIN q
aays tPs1 hsSa sernsa
18th street and Pa. avenue. je1s
CAIL AT J. BaUcE& &C, q e buy olothias.
~ jyH ao4 ceseatn sssses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

EIV VE-TWE ENTY BONDS.
We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
q. 8. FIyE-TWENTY BONDS
Denominations, upon application, without
any delay
Subecribers ho ldng receipts are notified tn at
their bonds ready for delivery and request
ed to call for them. JAY COOKE IL CO.,
ts22-tf So 18th street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-10
- Baltimore n1S SbtO
Gienbqhn.

qhi unS mao DaOntas, 25. Mai Terbeu tSstt6 Q 3aae
MAO gBReelins unt Yartersburs unb etu Bug mad 6reoes
rid abse6en, wte folgt:
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l5 Utinuten.
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gen peftliG, HcrbpeftIih unb ffDnefli@.
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$50 ~Na6mittass uub BEN 6reberid 7.15 WcrgeuS,
Sonntnss auSsenommeu.
Der 3ust adj GGicr IaiGs ge6t bon Baltimore
Utcrsens um 30 UNI 9.15, unb Na&mittags 20 unb
500. Hnb Don @Gicctt's DtiGs ylprseus TAO unb 400
unO gta3mittass 2.45 uub $40.
Wdh Wdlhtn1tCn.
absanS bon Baltimore mad Wdi6inston 1lorsens 4.s0
500 un6 1000, unb Ra6mittaes $50, 500 1ub 800;
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RdIten an alien StdtiCuen an. Der srpeite Hnb finite
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benz NundpoliSz3 Bulge.
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man f& an 8. Z. England, agent in Oer @ambenzGtaa
ton o6er an bic EtdetsOffce.
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EBtAfta far Wetfenhe.
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um 7.15 glbenbs bon GreDsrtd EpteDer al.
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NItdbaels ae. sc. uno anbere as Desa SltIiG II.
ne1l, ufer deIpqenen WlGRea.
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as gentS.
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na9 benz 0eEen NIB Wcrben.
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harrisburg Accommodation. .1l.8O Born.
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per n' $50 Q6enbs ~atSe6enbe @rpressus rirb unr
an ot9en0en ltolt@ ton Sarrisbur9 ~seleseueu 9uuften
anpalten; @otobOroug5, Drrf, Sanoper 9uncttpn, @lers
mont, $artton, OtOnttOn, @5ambersbura nnb @o6epss
bile.
DER Pcftjus seft tdSlt@, aussenOrmeu gonutass.
Der @rrreB5u9 tounuIt tagIiG, Gussencu1men Wepntaas.
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uno Pdrffon accomobdtton85n9 uebmen.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21
A NATIONAL INvocAT1o,,

We Southern States and Southern poo,,,
Clasp your hands and hearts tope,bsr'
Shoulder to shoulder stand; fast friend,
In sunshine, or in stormy weather
One hope is yours, and one fate await. -.
A common foe is at your door; ''u'
Close up! Close up! in solid column.
Fight! as your fathers did Of wore.
Be rivals only in the battle,
Where foes are falling like the dew.
Be jealous only lest another
Shall love his country more than von
He's your worst enemy who sows
Discord where there should be love.
He's the tyrant's faithful vassal,
Striving thus your hate to move.
Scorn the boastful pride that places
One fair State above another
Love each sister in the circle
Each true Southron as q brother!
All have triumphed-all have suffered,
All have faced the Northern blast.
All must "sink or swim" together;
sVictors all, or chained at last.
Let the standard be "our duty.~
Let the watchword be "our homes"
Let the prayer be "God our REFUGE"
Then falls the foe wheIe'er he comes,
Curst be the first who seeks to lower
The standard of the pure and free:
His fate should be to live and cover
Beneath the lash Of tyranny.
Richmond MA.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-04-21
Davenport Female College,
LENOIR, N. e..


Rev. A. G. STACY, President and Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
Res,IG EoReE F. RoUSD A. b., Professor Of Nabemat-
les, Natural Science and Ancient Languages.
J. S. MONTGOMERY Esq, Assistant in Mathematics.
Mrs. @. AMELIA WILBAR, Instructress In Literary De-
partment
Miss EMMA RASKIs, Iustructress in Music.
Miss SARAH 7. RANKIN, Instructress in Ornamental
Department
Mra. C. F. STACEY, Superintendent of'Domesic and
Social Duties.
A. A. ScRoeGs, NJ. D., Lecturer in Physiology aud
Hygiene.
For the present year there will be an irregular COL
legiate Term, divided into two Sessions. The Sum
mer Session will commence May the 2sh, and end
August the 3lst The Second Session will begin
September the let, and close December the I'd
Charges per Session or Halt Term, payable ''rety :"
ddUdHee.
Board $40; Tuition $ls; Preparatory Department
Section No. l, $40, Section No. 2, SSi Music SI'i
Drawing S 81 Painting in oil, $ls; French etc, extra.
Washing, extra. Pupils TO furnish their own O'i
linen, towels, lights etc.
The CoNege.is beautifully situated in mountainous
region, remote from the ravagcs Of the enemy
Climate unsurpassed for health and comfort no
effort will be spared to make il equal to the pest r.
male College in the Confederacy. There Is I.''
weekly stage from Hickory Station TO Lenolr' ="
further particulars apply 10 the undersigned ~ Aoo
vile G. IL, S. c. Those who expect TO raironte v.
the present year would do well TO notify US Of inc "
at their earliest convenience. e..
April IL, 1868 81 A. u. SIA'l' r''
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,KISsroN, April ls6s.-Rapid cannonadiDg
has been goina. on in the direction of Washington,
for the last TVS Says On yesterday the booming
Of the cannon was most terrihc-the like has
never beer heard before in North Carolina, since
the outbreak Of the war-but We have nothing
definite from that quarter this morning; we expect
to hear something to-day.
have inst had an inter view with q reliable aud
intelligent gentleman right from Swift Creek,
who informs me that he has direct information
from Newbern, within the last day so. The
enemy are in heavy force at that place, supposed
to number not less than 81, 900 men, and more
reinforccments expected daily.
They admit whipping at Blounts Creek, and
say their, loss was very considering the
humber engaged in battle-not less than 800
killed and Ronnded.a They admit having $4,000
regiments 10 the engagement. They had Is
horses and two men drowned by the laundering of
a boat in crossing the Neuse from Barrington's
Ferry to Newbern, ON the retreat from Bleunt's
Cfeek.-Cor.efR Raleigh Journal
The BLouNr's CREEK FIGHT.-We are glad
to be able to give reliable account of the fight at
Blount's Greek (says the Raleigh Progress) from
letter received from an intelligent officer Of the
Attn Regiment, North Carolina Troops. He says:
" have seen several statements purporting to
give our operations in this section Of the State,
but they are all more or less incomplete and un-
reliable. Washington is completely surrounded
and in state of siege. The enemy, variously
estimated at from ten to fifteen thousand, advanced
from Newbern by the Blount's Greek road to The
rescue of Washington. Our troops being strongly
entrenched at the Greek quietly awaited Their
advance, and as the head of the Yankee column
neared the narrow pass across the Greek our
pickets gave them deadly volley and retired.
The enemy Immediately advanced with ten pieces
of artillery, aud for two hours more, nothing
could be heard but the continuous of artillery
After which time they hastily retired back to
Newbern, blocking the road at every mile or two
to prevent pursuit Our loss consisted of
one killed, from our regiment, and several Others
slightly wounded. The enemys loss heavy, Gas
rear,) among whom was Colonel killed"
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600 REWARD.

The above reward 1880 for each Of thcm) will b,
paid for The apprehension of John Ewing aud Tho,
King, members of WY company, when delivered At
Camp, near Guinea Station, Va, or wherever The
company may be stationed. The said Ewing and
King left the camp near Guinea Station on the 2sh
of March last without leave Ewing is about 20 OF u
years of age, about feet inches high, sandy hair,
grey eyes and fair complexon-And is supposed to be
lurking in the vicinity Of Charlotte, n. q. King h
about 10 years of age, feet six inches high, dark
hair blue eyes, fair complexion-And is supposed
be lurking in the neghborhood Of Steel Greek the
vicinity of Charlotte, n. @.
BY order of Col W. L. J. LowRLScE.
q. VI. NORNENT,
April IL, 1868 St. Capt. Co. G, 34th 4, C. Regt
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$500 Reward.

WILL give the above reward to any person who riu
III take up my boy SAM, if captured without ,,rion,
injury and delivered to confined 10 Jail so tbs,
can get him. He has been lying out over tWsI,.
sonths ranging from near Charlotte TO Reedy Crs.t
He is % years DID, medium size and has scar ON h.
forhead. Address me Mt Charlotte, n. c.
Feb "a 1853 q JHO WOLFE
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PUBLIC SALE.

AS administrator Of the Estate Of A. Winter, decd
will expose public sale the Public Square in
Charlotte, the 10th inst, boz OF superior MILL
WRIGHT TOOLS. Sale to commence at one O'Clock
Terms made known on day Of sale.
II. G. REID, Admr
April IA, ls63 st by WIN. REID, Agent
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RUNAWAY

From the subscriber in Nallard Greek neigsoorhooa
FIRED NeIson Il about o feet 10 inches high, dar.
compIeeted. and about IS years old Fred is about
feet high stout and black and about years Old
"a heIarg. 40 me- but Nelson is ned IN the eastern
srt Of the State and hired from Sam A. Harri''
sgeut fer the owner. will give reward Of SIS each
n apprehended and confined so that get them
again. u. ~ hONIbh'
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LETTER FROM NONRESIDENT
A. II. STEPHENS
HIS ricpS about the War.

The Raymond (Miss.) Gazette publishes some
extracts from private letter written by Vice.
President Stephens to a resident of that City They
contain matter Of interest expressing the views
of one of the chief officers of the nation in the
present juncture Of affairs. In reviewing the
ability of the South to maintain the stand it has
taken and has held for the last two years, the
Vice-Presdent speaks confidently. He says:
ave can without doubt, subsist our armies just
as long as the Federal Government shall continue
TO wage this crusade against us, if we properly,
judciously, and wisely avail ourselves OF our
resources. They are abundant, if prudently deve-
loped husbanded, and applied. No equal number
of people on the earth ever had more of the
essential elements Of war at their command than
we have. Internal resources for subsistence is
one of the chiefest of these. But the development
of these needs looking to by those who conduct
war quite as much, if not more, than the raising
of armies. gave close attention to this subject
in the beginning of our struggle, and was we'll
satisfied that we could maintain the war in our
defence as long the enemy could prosecute it
for our subjugation. Frederick, of Prussia, defen
ded his kingdom in a seven years struggle against
all the combined powers. The odds against him
in fighting men we're three to one-yet his defence
was successful; and not only this, but at the end
of the war did not owe a dollar. This shows what
can and may be done, for his kingdom was far
fnteffef 10 our teFTtoEy LII these luIeTdi
essential to success in war. Every energy of the
country now in the agricultural line should be
vigorously applied to the production of food and
clothing. For while am satisfied we possess the
means to furnish the necessary supplies, etc., l
am equally satisfied that if they not properly
and efficiently held, the supplies will fail, and
then failure will be attended with disaster"
After speaking of several minor matters, aud
dwelling somewhat upon the movements in the
North west, Mr. Stephens says.
Gin the meantime must with patriotism,
patience, and torttude bear all the ills privations,
and sacrifices which the price of our indepen-
dence These ills, privations, and sacrifices must
be heroically borne, not only by the gallant men
in the field, but by all who are at home. All have
duties to perform. Every one who can turn
furrow or a spindle, a hoe or needle, WELD
an axe or shuttle-in word, every one who can
turn hand to anything in the way of supplying
food and clothing for the men in the field, can
render important and essential service to the great
cause, and contribute something towards ultimate
success"