, ..... , . ' 1 ( . , , " " ' - ' t '.'- i 1 ,"'-'.
- - , ' - 1 i ' ' ' !! i t ' - - ! i ' . -. -
-M
i y . ' - - , -. i ' . . , ... j ...
1 i . - -..v-",S,"i
Mft !i k :?tl.V - Ul--UlViV- renUy. Tor he notedly;
ill ' i HMfrfMd turner it. i
;c - . -'. -
S5SSH O S P ITAL D in E cfO R Y :i 7
n . ' Jri,Coief Medicsl Officer,
nWeiQ. . . efin lrt- Surgeon; Vr!
11 UrFarUnd.
tlx
Central UotpUH
Qeerl 7"" , , ..: ir
-
virv rrivrroM streets. :
K AdlDli! uomer v - f T u..
impdUtion ! , Who
Doctor coald.1 appa-
liredbut throye and
nnrfiM tinaer iu
f f th difficulties of life, this provided by
Pr-Bertrand. Jlptd in ftyle ptwiiront
liixnrVf an! you' enjoyed excellent company,
iha Docto himseU' thevyery be?iQfcoihpaoy..
Toil felt no uneasiness or pain, for the Doctor
knew his business better than that ; y od went
home feeling a little drowsy perhaps, j?t enough
10 to make your bed &m delightful ;ybtr;wnt
off to sleep instantly the Doctor ;new. to a
minute bow to time it all and you jroke np in
the Elypian fields. At least that' was where
50U expected- to wake up. j That, by-the-by
was the only part of-the programmer which tb
nnrtnr could not make cute of. ' ; !
Now. ther arriTed.at Dr. Bertvand's house
mnrnini la i letter from a; young gentleman
named De Clerral, in which an application was
that the writer might be: allowed to par
take of the Doctor's hospitality next day.: This
. th usnal form obsered, and (as was also
usual) a Very handsome fee accompanied the
Ttter2 A polire answer was rewraeu la uub
time, enclosing a cawi oi inviiawon ior wse ioi
lowing day, and intiDatinghqw fmueh the Doc-
tot looked lorwara t? mo, Mtrc- ui uiuiu&
rar de Clervars acquaintance.
a Hull rainy dav at the t end of November
was r ot a'day calculated to reconcile to l ife any
wvr r r
Soatnern par gi w w k Rrevrer.
BerrS llou,e iToifaZ--Sargeon W. A. "reaer,
Convalescent Camp
Shuti, on! : . i
Gttr Iloepiutl.Vornef
J. J. Oeer, in rharge.
t a.
Ho.ptiai:-Zn charge of 'Cap t.
of 6th ani Wu!berf;IteT.
lie was Splendidly eressea, ana uic uB
waistcoat 'button!, tfuda ji eexn tCK prore.
that It wus not poTerty which had brought him
there ; Just as the dttcr japidity and blankpeSS
xfhU weary face seeded to lnaicaw inai c
w in capable ot sucft astrengui of tc wywu
driroliim to this last resource. Ktf, this was a
case of eni : hopejess, flnaUemblome of
!-wA. VTfind with DnBertrand, and
U seempdhansw aJored
.m iv tin triOTljrufc no wouw . bu 11
v .mmc to mnner. wvuoia
- Men who baa aireaay omuveuiteni
. . . ... hi :!.w..i. .i
i-thlSr belief; their lieath, :.thew; fiatural fcu
;nrt in! thethines that happen beneath.
uiou wo' ' - , 1 i:v:r. x
n men whose rlieariffnaa fcno
gwe long ago; ana wnose ooaies pvcre vu
".""" .TP, V - M f
in nn in these niue reuuiuu w
whispered the doctor rn ie lervmi s, ear
11 cnnnocAH tn know each other. 1ms
was alter ine seYanii fyr-T'J L "rTT
vm niissinf to tnesaue--aiaui
The roomt looked charming. The Doctor had
r,inca the fountains to he stopped,
rt hf en. to increase the comfort of the
'inA Wted that the creat velvet curtains
k. rlmwn over the entrance to the ccfti-
OUVUIU w . ,
OBrrflinrT. The loss blazed upon me nearm,
aodthe table was covered with glaring can
.11.. , k. "nrwnr -wpII knew the effector
these i and how they add to the gaiety of ev
WWW - W MAnA 11tT"k W II II .1 I Lilt 1 iLI C 1I1U1 VUUWVN
one previously, dieafrprovmg . the same. er -"V DlaceS relind that
erythmgwasdnpp moment
Elysees, tne ;"W f a Ah:v nn. under the circumstances
breUas of those whe were preiuea wta ; inosc I ;f wha thv wereaeinir forced.
luione ido nwsj ' .-jf A-m. of tliem. Certainly Alfred de
MZTUr SJdded m be sat dpwr, ko Ub.e. and
IT a tuui -iv v 1 - ,
OFFICIAL.
QdaaTsss Dirfror .WiuaixbV, ifi'-
ilminrtoa. N. p.; March 7. 186a. ,,. ?
1t(7raf Wrt Afc Z.tfrerei ur.gamer Oe'l .
jijCf b"mignei' ,the 'Hr of all. J
t-ared, ibtndoned and ooaficabe prepeHy ia the '
turned over to tae Treaiary .Ageati. j I
He wUl JjJceiimnueasare ascertain the
dacriptfaa,locaSUT, quantity ol tne ctalmaat, oi
allegca trnere,! aoeenit or ptvsenc, isu j;va
gather tueh iafortiba as wHl tend to! tfce permil
neiit distribution of the prplerty. .
All periOna areherebT instructed to giro hiai ua
mediately, all such iafdr motion within their reaeh
All military force undsr taJU-wintaaat are tricUr
ebmed to f ffbrd him aid and protection wbeneTer
needed, and.withoat further iastmcUaa, th y wiU ;.
preVcVt all destruction 6t proDert., and, all pilU
ng, jnarauding and unlawful trade,. 'All" this Rap
tured, abandoned and coafiscaW propert, U txh bo
disposed of tu der claa !y 'esUblished rules th at ire '
Hell deVised, not only for tW benefit of the Ooyera
met, but well' for tha protectioa of peaceabl
analpjral citizen". . ,., : ,i t
eTbeoffiC3of BreretBriif; Gen. iajetts la WD-.
EinrtonVoW iiurket Street, next door to tha Dutrict
1 '
with that fine tact and
1 : ' "nln.r I LtAk illctinrrnicripd htm had. .in 'BTTXkm-
Duirtrnn.ter'i peparimenir nature ci.0-,..-y - - -
i Kortli Caxolin . i .
- direciorr of the ljuarterpasier
. il. U'th." ne::Jrtment of tforth Carolina
.d for the information of -offieer. and others
w Y ' .
buiiness to transact with thU branch of the
1
PIJLrJl. lRret Bri-atier General
GeorodVe7bffice, Cape Fear Bank building,
C w7n1?ow, aQ II. Office wlA'CMef Quarter-
Bister. ; t? r- Tmh-
I C m v. W "- - - -
A. u. .'i. tv ' I 4 lu4
n Dock.
Office W .ter tstrees, Detyeen p ?
Captain II. B, iBUckman, AQV. charge of
work shop. forage and tucl. Office onliV ater btrect,
i n..i...
iarged wiilrthe" regulation of all je"?la;
Alt
:U. rinJrlemirtiir, furnishing Pi-
ut, i;.rhtr;r,r. towk inff. etc Utuce U
buuding, on the harf. aWre Markettreot.
fustom llouae
MRS.' LIRRlPEIi'S LEGACY.
Contintiea. : ;
11,
. ! . ': A
There was a certain handsome street jn Paris,
and in thf Faubourg St. Germain, in which there
y.-a .M-tftm Jpnrnofl ana accomDiisneu
11 rv c - 1
trr. V ft Will Call 11113. iraii'w
tranu. He was a
nil
his age ws -sowewhere bet Teen Jorty and fifty;
man of striking
Doe
Dr. Ber-
and rather
reoablefappcarance, with a fine portly figure,
Id a han(fsotne and strikingly ifitellient face ;
i am was -sowewhere bet Teen forty and fifty;
"but therej was one characteristic about his coun
oninr trhich evierv one who came in eontact
vitb him!mut h4ve felt, though not all would
have been able to explaiqyyhaitHtras that a"
frPr them. His 'eves were dead. They never
chunked, and they rarely mo.Ttdr.The test of
lis face 'as as mobile as ino .laces 01 oiner
people in -the average, but not sp: with, the eyes.
They were of a dijll leaden color, and they ac
tually seemed dead ; thf idea being .- farther
carried' out by the livid aiid unwholesome tints
of the skin around those organs. - Judged from
its hues, the skin might.have mortified.
Dr. Bertrand,.ia Fptte of his; dead eyes, was
a personage of cheerful, almost gay, -manners,
and of, an! unvarying and amafcing politeness.
Nothing ever pet him' out. He was also a man
surrounded by impenetrable mystery.' 'It was
impossible to et at himj or to break down the
barriers, which his politeness erected around
him. Dri Bjrtxand bad made many discoveries
by which! the scientific world had proiUed.' He
wa8'a;ricn man, and hjs -pecuniary means had
increased! lately in a mirked. decree. iThe Doc-
. tor made no secret of his resources; it was part
f his nature to eniov luxury and wplecdor, and
he lived in both. :flis house, an hotel of mode
rate size in the iie.Mauwrisejl.,owrea.in a
court-yard of its bWhlT.filled .'.with; shrubs and
flowers, was a model of iaste, His dining-room
especially -was the realised ideal of what such
an an artment should be, pictures; beaotif ul
"pictures not pieces of wall furniture decora
ted the walls, and these were JsuiXiP at night
in the most artful maAhe1ylanipV ot enor
mous powef. Thci floor was, padded;nwithvthe
most snlrKfid Perstaur carpets, the 'curtains and
ehairs were ot tbe! st-Utrechti,ryeL--fn
in.acoriroryouklCalways heated to the
most lurnrious noint. A fountoin.pjed-.penieK
aallv ; thdiight trjcklifi of its water- making
music in the beautiful place. ' fMi;i-
And welljnightDr.Bertxand natesopenect
a dining-room in his house. . Tpy&&nr
was a great part of Dr. BeryrapdVl businesi.
Jn certain icircles those dinners were highly cel
ebrated, but ihey exaiOways 'talked- abOHt
under the rose-"wttiY hisperedthat their
plendor was fohulous. . that the dishes and the
wines reached a paintof 7 perfection . absolnte.y.
unknown elsewhere fhai-tbe.giiestwere wait
ed upon bi serrants who knew their business,
which is aajingdiieh i ,tha$ thenedriBcagff
xipon Teleti JUxiU,' tii tte otagoldr
' plates ; ahdjiit vjK is jsalaVwaoTeruai,
Itotnn ntTea into the sDirit f. the times,
that he 1
and that
Bertrand
;Ui b ' vp.ninr. nroefamme. given orders tkat
the conservatory fountaiu should be 6tpppid
lest it should affect the spirits of his guests.
Dr. Bertrand was always yerypaicular that,
the spirit of .hHste should -not. be'dampf;
A 1 f rd do Clesn-al Was Bdmethmg of an excep
tion to the Doctor's usual class f .visitors, - Jn
his case Ht was ait) t ennui; not weariness of hfo,
oor a longing for sensation , tnat maae ;Wmone
of the Doctor' guests. U was a mixture of pique
and vexation, with a real conviction of what ha
had set his heart upon, asaione caauiuui urxug
in him happiaess, was out of his reach. He
was of a rashjimpetuous nature.he believed that
all his chance of happiness was gone for lifc, and.
he determined to quit life. Two great causes ot
dinarily brought grist to Dr Bertrand Vjrmll;
money troubles and. love troubles. Cle.rvaPs
difficulties were of J;he lattfr description. He
was in a fever of love jirui jealousy. He was,
and had been'tfor some time, the devote J lover
f ATndPTOoiselle The'resQ de Farelles, a noted
beauty of that day.Uhadone smoothly for
a time 'until a certain yieomte de Noel, a cous
in of the Jady- appeed . u pon,- the j seetre, an d
Anted aejUlevarjjpecoinmg- jeaiou rceruuu un
pleasant scenes ensuea, ana nnany a serious
nnarrel: Mademoiselle de Farelles belonging to
that class of persons who" are too proud to clear
themselves from a false imputation wnen tncjr
m;rht otherwise very easily i . do: so.v-r;Tbroiigh
ouf, De Clcrval had never oh(?e seen the Vi
nnmjo indeed the Dtincinal intercourse between
this last and Mademoiselle de Farellei haa-bQeh)
hv letter, and it was partly this 'doiTesppadencQ'
u;u hnrt hrmisrht the daatTel about. It S
vhn rR (Nerval entered the saloon of Dr.
Bertrand where the . guests' were, assembled be
fore dinner, lie lound nimsei. one oi . eignt or
ten persons, all about,-.. likehimseift? gather
round the Doctor's table, 'with intentions of. a
certain good thoughts made a struggle ; to gain
Dosseseion of his miad. - But the die was cast.
He had come to tnatniace wu.u uiwm.!
-.hnr?Vr- nrrsMiiL and he must zo through
iu. tiii ww-j f- 7 - : - .lit
thn intent. He thousht, too, that ne
ahthftDoctoreyefixed pjtop. Ivm- IIe
must oe -A;JmartTtV' -.f:t?- .
" Tbe' Doctor seemed a little anxius ai aooui
this period of the entertain ment.labd how and
then would sigh impatiently to the servants, to
Head QaaHera.; .
if By order of Brig. Gen
'"..: v E. LEWIS MO ORB, Cap
3 '
ilawLET :
k A. A. O.
do (heir workwiftiy. ?Ando tocjoyBiera.weui.
rohi and then some light winej It was Cha-
uem. The Doctor's Wine was matcn-
j..nrfa lrin.l. PbvsioernomicaiiT they be-
longed to all manner of types some being tat
in the face, some thin in . the face, soma florid
ia the face, and isoine, very pale-in ithe.face. In
one respect alone there was similarity among
them: thev all wore a sort, of-fixed iimpregna,
ble expression vbichtwas intended to be, and
tola certain extent was, unfathomable;- sk
it has been said that there was every sort of
person in this assembly. Here vras; -for in
stance, a fat man with a Countenance natural
ly iovial, plethoric, in want of a .Utile doctor
ing no doubt, too much rf a j " bon vivant" as
suredly, but why on earth here now? .If he
had come in the morning to coRSuiMhejiDoctor!
oribia digestion, one would understand; but
what does he dohero , pMsxTV?
that to-morrow morning it, will be proclaimed to
tho world that he isiuined -,pdn nostor,
Ilis affairs will coilapseV hke a bouse made of
cards, and he whothasan fJiaM
social importance, nd who hhaherto'fenjoy.'
- v- . , Vi,o frtllnwa. knows
mv-i nncirmn ' HIIIUII vaaw - - 7
tU t ILVUSJL UVOliiWMi O . . . 4 1
that he would nerer oe aonju
asain.i True to Jnsoci&Dimy
pany, to the last, he comes
good spciciy. ourtsij
Bertrand's would eyer
Berr,nd ! who 7!
Here, again, is an individual of anotheres,
gridUon aSogHherI AidarW ihinsmft
man,hohHtthefixedunfathoraablepression
more" developed thap ariini)
ing his Wknl:&.ta;doorf and rought
him a letter directed. ' Mqnateon ?f
iia a- -h.nh&tiaA Wnd on Madame's dres-
lilW VMM"' ' w m .
sing table. " Madam herself was Jgo
thatL nW flft letter lvrmVbefotelthS looS- .
hero
tcau Yq
nr J Rortrand KPemcd r resolved that there
shnutdnenQ Daufesin the . conversation, and-
toxe himself to t?tters though apparently en
joying himself extremely in ordet to keep :it
goingat this time. There was one! horrible cirs 3
cumstanee connected with the flagging talk.
No one alluded to the future. JSobody spoke
otto-borrows It would have v been 'indelicate
in the host ; in the guests it would have been
fblly.' J:''' '' .'iJ; , V
; 'On such a day 'as .this,'. remarked tho Uoc
torVaddressing a distinguished.;, locking ectre
jit the; other end "of ; the table, ""you will have
missed your drive, in thq Bois,: SE- lie Haron ?' -.''No
replied ''the person" 'atldttsfeccf, -'I was.
tlicre in the afWnoon fcrltwotholtrA;'- 5r '''.
: But tl)eifQ? could yousee ? i - .
4I had bimicrbtfore me wiih torches. I had
the idea that it .might 'prove.intetesting.'
And was it V' inouirod another spectral
J personage, looking ; sufldtfnly: a if he rather
H resreUod havini: committed himself to the Doc
tor's hospitality before "trying UiH new.expen
ment.i J 44 Was it interesting? ' ! ' i
tt Not in the. remotest degree, replied the
Baron, in.- an extinguished sort of vpice; and to
the other's evident ; satisfaction. It ' Was im
possible to go beyond "a foot-pace, Nothing but
a grey mist was to be seen on all pipesthe hor
ses were bewildered' and had , to f be led. In
,short, it was gn experiencoto makq a man com
mit sui-
' .yiiininj,tpa l- MaroB 7th, 18G3. f
; t General Order.. So. 3 .All persont io this DU-
4nct are hareby eajoincd to briag in aad deliver to -;Capt.
Ackermap, at the olSce of Brevet U ijradier
(Jeneral.il ayes, next 2oor to.P'utrict Headquarters,
all. rifles aad moskeUf fd. .thelc. apjrtQQntje,
fworarpt,t nilHry Waapoas ao'i euip-.
meats, thatrWeie mrmly hel'l bJT M letcallod Coa- r
federate author ifiee.1 ' '
t It U known that alare qa ntlty of small arms of
rartoas descriptions were left in thd Diat-lct, ani
that a portion" thereof was taken bt unautuoruet
persons about the tiaia the town -as occupied bj
the lawful authorities.' All such must b proOaUj
Urnedjnv ofthe4 partiei aoldin theia will be aaa
marily dealt with. ..v t ... . .
, Bj order of Brfe. Gea. j. R. Itf w ter : - ,
i . : Ei LEWIS , JIOO-itE, Capt. & A. a, a.
i
there was only the letter lyrnbefo
ing-ffhiss.
dinincr with
'wVi'ti.0,r1 I. iIak nnt sneak a word."
; SucbguesU as tbWdrvaPwrererOf
n nTNmfmmi nhr-nrT. The riffht man in the.
right place was a tall laded youngiSoafe.whonV
i'Ad nbsttrvd lAsniiv tbjst-r ihe, vimr?eyt?
toiece,Ttoo languid f ikS-ftand,? r Tewm
so drtven to lean. ; Ha had, tf handsome
coun-
Wdid rVot fwl i&Jad CHABJ-Lau.ftuDow,. A1j
me stronerlvto rcccommehd this salr
"mi," cried the'Dbx5tortfi? aJ6nd.roVii'tMy
.chief is. particularly 'good at it;'! The Baron
had got upon fan awkward tack, and it? was ne
cessary to interrupt him. Dr. Bertrand well
knew "how difficult it was.pn theiejoccasipns; to
keep tint horrid word; which tW' Karon Jial
f o nearly spoken, out of thtr converSJition. Ex
dry body tried to avoid it, but it would come up.
& ! Lv-i ' t To bd continued) j . . ,
corner
- m-v -rtWT!?ifi HOUSE, sitaated
Spfnnd and Dock streets, with FarniUre and.
Piano. s Soitabifr outf; Houses connectied-rCarriage
House. Stables nd Wood House.- For.partiaulara,
apply at my Store tin FrontStreet. V ;
FAMILY FJJlDIt-EAMbTi FLOP ,
MmFmltJjr r TTi wn ii.i'f.ASSf Mf'mT beat 1'amiIT tlOUr
j r'; II I at. wn ear tilill. ; . ...
EIHAFE OPENED A StORE on' IfHncess,- be-,
twAWater and i Fwiflt Strefor ; repair inff
batches, UIocm, i Jewnry, ana au mui w -"'fs
Hbina. Gold andSilver YareCstomoHcifed.'"
f ' Marci:17th; 1865; I rf-f IMt
General Orders, . "
! A'o. 4. 'r i
I As.a railiUry iece?Hrlpernirisioii'has beengiven, !
jto a number of re.-idctt eT Wltuiington, to, open
thir stores' aEd sho l'6r the purpose of Belling, ia ,
reasonable Quantities, to supply .tlje immediate Vr
feonal necessities of the.iababitan s within the mV
jtary lines, the supplies uf dryoods and groctries4,
thai they haf on hand when the place icee taken by tho
national troops. , ; J " :. ! "' "
! These sales maybe made withoutthe certificate of
4hel.ocal Special Agent of tbe Treasury Depart
ment. .- , " f
i No sales caa be made to persons living without the -'
lines unless thcythow a military permit to come
in; and a permit from the Treasury; Agent to buy a
specified quantity 1
i' No intosicatinsr liquor t hall be sold, without the
j'ritth permissiok of tie Cbaimaadant pltbc J'oit, ( ,: '
Brevet Brig. Geni Abbott. t , v
Should any of th parties referred to deaire to re- ! '
kplenish they- stocks of gao Js they, as well all who S
desire to sfll goodij, wares and merchandise, are ri-;
fcrred for instructions, t the Temporary Uules pub.
Hshed by i Ilea ton, Treasury Agent.
f By order of Brig. -Gen. Hawikv : '
T':'r E? LEVIsFmOORE, Capt. & A. A. Gen'l.
! The permits referred 10 in fhe foregoing, will tw
delivered to tire applicants'' by Lieut. Col. Ilandi;,., j ,
Assistant Provost Marshal. . 7 -'- . ii
; i rr 11 , " ; "
S- Head QcUaixas DiSTatCTOF WitMiiroTos,) " '; .
ij .Wilmiflgtoa, C, a.-ch 17tb, 18G5. J ' ' ,
H- . So. 6- . , ) ..... ' - V '.! '
:i It bein.au in ei itable military necesdty ta raiso
'a fund to meet texpenditurea caliel for m ad-a j 4
'ministering the biyil affairs of; the District and "
Icitr, the foilQwixig taxes are hereby letied j 1
4nto the District 0 and after March 1st, one-h-dC
f One pereenU to be- laid according to the sworn ,
voices Exhibited to the Local special a gea ; (
'.t TrMinrr tSttartmeht.' torwhcm it will be piid, i .
I f . 11. ; supply ixores auinoriiea. i wjw s.tmmij- ,
3DeprtriclaT&g iauthodty ' to aeil $2,000 per :
konth will paJ$ per' month those whe have eV
taority .to sen. o vr jKfv.1rt!v .
will pay $5 permonthj i 'v-fVri- ,
1 III. AU tradara atid grocer nct.aathorited to
ifimport will pay oMe dollar per Month for tliir per i
HlVi Binii tblesahd Bowling Alleys, thr
Uollars for each table and each alley r er monlbl
iiYJ: Oarttani Drayt; fifty centa peh. onthr""
U'.'u'vfd hr taa'second third, fourth iad.
;llfiB sections will ie coU'ecVed by.'asd pal tc. titmt,;
' Alaa:ldol4fca.4J5aTer,tet.B
Monsieur read it, and ',&.Jm - -iJWlU H ,V;
DK-BertrwaL and hia facets deadly f aifcdtiist Wtf 22fttfettreciV
i iTOTPT? nf W KloreJi has jmall
A qaanay,i)tTobceo,.lefMfam. f
STOBAGSJ "STOMP!?
r"1 TO RAGE for Iieht.aruciwiu)Vcwu
t TH A Tl. rn 1 . ., f- iu.-.: t-.ft
; H
31
ft
1
S"OU.j. iVKaaaeivrer. ,aai j
By order of BilqeiuJosirADAwwT., ? ;w .tr
VB. LEWISi liOOBiCCapt ,aiAA.;Geai p
tf ri' i.L- rW all' rrbaadf. ear- '
-tlcuiarlt back yards, where natter 'detrimental b m - "
Df&iu.u TOiicuM, 1 t: . ,
l icauae themtoV:l" .UJi
fal Mdrbpuh'wwcacaMeD,Mie tio
:ye1ajwFMot n
if, UilOO
xoay bp teraiiliinBwedaiid tiosa:UfUio5 boq
tbeii caabtiin fmlbyi d
.ta r iMHrnsv miw i
.rjOSBTtt 7. ABBtTT,';
I Brevet isriz- uea., wmaiawDj
Wllmiifjooi March JOtb; 1865. t !
t,u s.e"o
(.lieif
'i
-til
could wtfh;
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