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Trains ave Anna oll. for Baltimore and WASH
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den Master Of rrsnseortstion, Bait.
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DENTISTRY.

~. L. LEVITT, Dentist, branch Of the estsb-
ment No; AZ Wsverly Place, New York;
w vssS IL call the attention 70 t6ess who ma,
great facilities in operative Dennstry, he 10 in
kossesslon Of O. new and important invennon for
OF Itmo1.Sr,ee ., Sb sns
old mode, and secured BY letters Patent grantee
April 6th, 1883. This invention 10 of the greatest
veue, there being less plate used to cover the roof
OF the mouth. and with an increased amount OF
suction. The public are invited 10 cal and ex-
smine specimens and certificates from some Of the
most prominent and scientific gentlemen, No. Isl
TENTH street west, near Pa. ave. js li-eoln@
DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
NO. $50 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH srs.
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S9ss:::s::;s:;$s !!:' :::s: 80
hs Tksdfsy.
OYSTERS STEAMED
In the smell And Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
10 roast) In tHo 1stnatss, ths Jestsgf
ftr1s on record. Call and see.
The underslgned respectfully informs his friends
In the District, and visitors to the city that he has
rentteG hls OLD and wKLL-kNowN BsTABLIsHMHNf
IN most thorough manner, and has mado com
plete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS In any
style and IN any quantity 900 to 500 "a Ions sd
per DAY; zoo to 5000 cams Of Splced and Fresh
put mp dally-cans Dramatically sealed FURNISHED
In the shell by the bushe or barrel
Persons wishing TO have Oy stsrs furnished reru-
larly through the winter, at Baltimore prIoes
without fear OF failure, should call and make ar
rangsments at once Frsight. time, and money
saved By purchasing Of ne, as furnish an article
at prices just ss low.
TO Suffers,
Canned Meats, i.obItsrs, Ssrdines. Clans
strawberries, Tomatoes, PIgs' Feet, TrlSe, 90
90, DO hlso, Pickles, Catspp, Sauces, Brsndy
Peaches, DO AlsO, Game and Fresh Fish, Tur-
ties, Terraslns, Fresh L"bstsrs Cod, Hslibut 4 o.
In fact svsry thIns for sale the Nor In, m mar
kcts always on hand 81 reasonable prices
. bOtef aaG fsmi les supplied with oysters, de-
nvereo WITHOUT charge 60 any psrt Of the Dis trIct.
In season, |! the moneJ 10 sent With the order.
Ny establshmentls open from 5 o N. to IL at
10 O'Clock q. m.
ja2u r M. HARyFY.
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Soldiers, Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL F0RwA-D
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
1T any piaes on the lines Of thei, Erpress,
Ats charge of twenty five cents for any sum not
exceedlng fifty dollars. and . proporuonate
additional charge to places reached
by connecting Expresses
The money, whether Gold OF Treasury Notes,
should be enclosed In sn envelope and securely
sealed, and have the full address, (ino udng town,
Post Once, and State and cities, the street and
number,) of the person to whom TO be sent, and
for this purpose may be had at our Offices.
To fsoi itate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
Al''~-'' ' ADAMS EXPREss COMPANY.
Wdskiaston, Jan. 9, 1862. ia slim
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLlSTl BONE
e e r II,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.
DR.. 8. B SIGEsMOND.
VIZ broadway, ksts York-26O Ps1asyIcdsia ~
~. $3.50, bstvssa liza and lsfh SITS !, Wasktaaton,
Calls the attention Of the public 70 the following
sovsntages Of his improved system:
l. Ehe Teeth Of his manufacture will -
never oorode nor change color By any
scds, being three fouTths Liz kter than any other,
.. NO teeth or roots need DO extracted, as the
arnnola ones oan be inserted over them.
The roots viii be made defensive, an never
o sche.
4. No temporary teeth are needed, 90 permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
The natural expression of the face. which under
the Old e stem Is free uently ds6Tured
b. This york has been fully tee ed over Ave years
country. - '-'''
d.. 8, has also invented o white undsstru olive
meta filing, With which the most sensitive teeth
can be billed without pain, and can build up per
feot sound tooth on any sde roots, which Will last
through lifetime.
= Fhe best Of references slyen-to DR. v. Mott; Or.
Doremus, Professor Of Chemistry, N. e; Hon
Judge Wty ne, of the Supreme Court OF washing
ton, and thousands Of others
Call and examine for yourself. no em
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FlPRAM'S HAt OYE!-TU COLOR BLACK
~ Oh btDW y!E-JulJ IS csats box Three
boxes toT ae collar. cry. red or faIen hair can
brown, by usi!g & 2ham's Lisuld Hair Dye the heat
Ard cheapest N the world, producing, the mOu ent
OF UPHA Ms IA RDYE IS v~rranted 70 cont,;n
as mpch hair Gys as others sell for oss dollar!
20 hJ ) =; UrdAM. $40 I2hesnut street, h Ia
eephia, spd e. CAi.VERr FORD. corner IIfh
ar 81 an "a. sve il Alexandra, By KENNY
COOK q -. DrHgsi.ts ,as ALL
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sIAlaw
WATCHES,

UOLD AND silver ESGLIsH, SWISS
AND AMERICAN.
I have now on hand large stock OF all th. ,oo..
esls6L!assd Watches, that an selling at the very
lowest prices thHt good and reliable time keener,
can he afforded at; and every description of Sns
JEWELRl on hsnd; all new styles receiyed A
soon as msnaieotafsd, and offered az the lowest
All kinds Of MILITARY GOODS on hand. siSnb
6 kevoiVers. Swords, Sasbes, Belts Rov,Is
KNIVES. Pocket Comprises, &C., 20. Also ssrnne
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; and Insny otheST
things ns6iai and ornamelt.l ~ 33s PennsylVsris
eVe1ae. noSl-u III. A. HH0n
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TO PRESERVE FURS.

TO PRESERVE FURS.
When laying up muffs and tippets for the
summer, if tallow candle be placed on or near
them all danger of caterpillars will be obviated.
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srAr

sS.. as s. ss bsss 81 isss
e1X uckets atioY rates, -
o ~ frsAs iai0insiIss s,sly :. ses Captain,
HERRING, is a ss'1 Fs ssy; K q l.
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lust RECEIVED ANDFOR SALE Low
- twenty five bbls. WHITE ONIONS and five
bb.s. HAVANA ORANGES, BY
BROWNING & HEATING,
de1stsvtf asa Pa avenue Daar 9Th ~
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with its oOnnsotOns)
ID A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
BAseGeE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THRrr DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PIrTSBURGH!
Two Of them making
clssI CONNECTIONS AT KAlRIsxuRs
with trsirs on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
Tbs GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to al points in the
WIsT, NoHTH-wEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
DFor ThrOulh Tickets, apply at the Ono. Of
the Northern Ientrsl Rail Road Com
Pa0J, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splsndid Sleeping Cars on all Ntsh4 Trains
S77ok1ng Saloon Cars on all TTasnS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the q. m. sno D. m. trains
cose oonnectSns are maze Win s B T On
the Northern Centrsl X. R., and arrive i1'Ha rIs-
The IN an on Il. % s9sTs csSss
RAILROAD for all parts Of the west
FREI6HTS,
BY this route, freEhts of eli desoriphops can be
lorvarded to and from any point on the Railroads
OF ONO, hentuoky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
1918, or MISSOURI, br Railroad dirset-
The Pennsy wanna Central Railroad also connects
~ flttsourG with Steamers, by winch Goods can
be 1orvaroed 70 any port on the Ohio, MuskinEEm,
i,sipS. Misconsin Mrssoupi Kansas. n SpEsnss ss
ne Sna re hiyers; sno 81 Cleyesnd, sandusky and
Merchants and shippers entrustinG the rsnspor-
tatton OF their Freight % this Company, can rely
with confidence on Its speedy transit
TIE HATES OF FREIGHT 10 and from sny
POINT IN the West, BY the Pennsylvanla Central
hallrosd, are az all ffysts JaccTdbh as ara
ehGrGed op ofhsr Rdtlyodd ConpastSS.
CKNTRAL X. R."
MAGKAw 4 Rooms, Freight gents,
No. so North street, Rsitmore
ENOCH LEWIS, SEMI Superint't, Altoons, Pa.
n II H1UIfsI,,S sn'i Ticket AT, Phisdelphia.
eeRnA "a t-dly
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TO GLAZE OR VARSIsH DRAWINGS.
One ounce of Canada balsam, two ounces of
turpentine, well dissolved. The drawing should
be previously washed over with a solution Of
iSnglass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-17
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
~ OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
vone's, formerly French's) Book Store.

"a
I Transmitting three swords, formerly the prop
lgv Of Gen. Twiggs, but captured at New Or
akans by Gen. Butler Mr. McDougall sub
united Joint resolution, which was referred
ip the Finance Committee, declaring that the
government will maintain the payment Of in
A erest On its Indebtedness In coin, and continue
to collect duties on imports in coin. Several
other bills and resolutions were submitted and
I REFEREED Mr. Davis, Of Kentucky, called up
4 the resolution censuring ex-President Buchan
| an, and, after some discussion, it was rejected,
yeas 50, nays g. The bill passed by the House
at its last session, providing for the discharge
I Of State prisoners and other persons, and to
authorize the T. S. Courts to take bail for the
I trial of the same, was taken up. Mr.. Sumner
withdrew an amendment he had proposed, and
] the bill was postponed until to-day, with the
apparent understanding that it would pass
Without opposition. Mr.. Saulsburys resolu-
ion in relation to the arrest and imprisonment
Of citizens of Delaware, was then taken up,
and on motion Of Mr. Browning, who urged
that it would be unnecessary in view OF the
passage of the bill for the discharge OF the
State prisoners, was laid on the table. yeas 2S,
nays 13.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Ste
vens resolutions, proposed some time since,
in relation to the perpetulty OF the Union,
proposals for peace, foreign mediation, &c,,
we're, with the pending amendments, postpon-
cd for three weeks. The bill making appro-
prations for the Naval Academy was passed.
The death Of Hon. L. Hanchett was announc-
ed. and the House adjourned.
The n. Y. Times says that all admit the
military skill and prudence OF General Lee,
commander of the Confederate army.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, 1928.
Prisoners recently confined in the Old Capt.
to and Fort McHenry, are being liberated al
most every day.
virginia Bank Notes are said to be at 3o(g
IS discount, in the Northern citles-an I'M
provement upon previous rates-and 1ur-
ther Improvement is expected.
0. S. Halstcd, jr., as attorney for the con
tractors, asks an exsention Of the time tor de-
iverng arms under the contract OF 5. Dlngee
l. Co., and permission to deliver Austrian IL
aes instead of the Enfield rifles, called Tor by
the contract.
President Lincoln has stated to member OF
Congress, that the matter Of crossing the kap-
gahannock at Fredericksburg was conhded 10
the discretion Of Gen. Burnside.
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SOUTHERN NEWS,

SOUTHERN NEWS.
Notice is given that COL Ira D. Foster,
Quartermaster-G eneral of the State Of Geor-
gia having been appointed agent to furnish
negroes for the defences of Savannah the va
rious railroads in the State must transport the
agents he may appoint aad negroes be may
collect
The Eagle Mills, at Columbus, are manu-
featuring daily, alarge quantity of heavy greg
tweeds, cotton duck oil cloth, osnaburgs,
shirting and knitting yarn.
The message of Governor Milton, Of Florida,
endorses CONSUMPTION as measure Of necessity
and declares that the State will give her last
man and last dollar He advocates the passa &c
of an act by Congress prohibiting all importa-
ton and expectation uatil the Confederacy is
recognized.
Three Of the cotton factories in Fayetteville
n. c., have determined to bring down the
price of their products SO as to come within
the provisions of the conscript law.
Quartermaster billiard, at Columbus, issues
an urgent call for shoes, leather and shoema-
kers
Three thousand bushels Of salt per day are
now manufactured within the salt region Of
Alabama.
The Great Eastern has been perfectly re-
paired She was yesterday officially pronoun-
ced seawortby by the representatives of the
Board of Underwriters. The mode Of repla-
ting the ship reflects great credit upon the en-
gineers in charge-the Messrs. Renwick.
Captain Ahlefeldt, Of Gen. Curtis's staff,
has resigned and starts for Europe. He ap-
piled for furlough, which not being granted,
he rendered his resignation.
From 100000 to 10000, 900, of reven-
ue stamps, nominally valued at more than
81, ,OOO, 900, are now engrossed every week.
There are eighty-six different plates.
The II. Y Tribune, commenting on the re-
suit Of Saturday battle, says:-"It is evident
that the whole of Burnsides available forces
were engaged and that part of them were SO
severely handled as to be unfit to recommence
the battle on Sunday morning.
The Washington Republican is elated with
the fact that Gen. Banks ''has not gone to
James river or to any other point with a view
to cooperating ia the capture of Richmond,
but certainly much further South. . =
A correspondent, writing from Havana
under date 9Th instant, says the crops of sugar
are unusually large
The Confederates under Captain White are
actively securing Loudoun County. On Friday
last thew visited Waterford. Captain Means
MARYLAND Cavalry attacked them next morning,
but were forced to retreat
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neonle Of the Norfolk district, urging them to
elect member Of Congress before the lst OF
January, as a means of preserving to them
selves all their lights as citizens OF the Uni
ted States,' meaning and intending thereby
the right to hold negro slaves.
We have since seen Gen. Dix's formal proc
lamation, dec. 81 appointing the 22d inst. as
the day of election. 1t contains the following
paragraph, among others:
| "All persons entitled and declining to vcte,
and who are not prevented by age, lnhrmlty,
| or other valid cause, from performing their du-
| tv as citizens bv voting under this proclama-
tion. will be regarded as hostile to the Govern
ment, and subject to all the penalties OF dis
| loyalty. :, nc
VOTING under such extraordinary menaces as
theses can be regarded as evidence of loyalty
within the true construction OF that part or
the Presidents proclamation OF September
22d. in which he intimates that the election of
member of Congress, by a majority OF the
whole number Of voters, Will be consldered as
strong circumstance to establlsh the tact,
that particular district is not III an lnsurrec-
tionary condition. The President must have
intended voluntary voting. and not belng drl-
ven up to vote by the threats OF mllltary OF
ficer, whose power IS practlcally aDsoipte.
This Norfolk district may be loyal, although
we do not believe word Of it, but no amount
of voting under such a proclamation as this OF
Gen. Dix, will proveit to be eloyal.- Washington
Republican.
DEAD AND WOUNDED OFFICERS. D. C.
Heenan, Lieut. COL Mulholland, Major Bord-
we'll and Lieut.. Millhower, all of the 10th
Pennsylvania regiment, (from the city Of Phila-
delphia arrived here yesterday afternoon from
Washington, and took the evening train for
Philadelphia They we're all severel y wound
ed in last Saturdays fight at Fredericksburg.
Col. Heenan states that out Of nineteen com
mssioned officers in his regiment, fifteen were
either killed or wounded He also stated that
one:half of the men were killed or wounded
The remains Of several officers killed at the
same battle passed through here, en- route for
the North. Yesterday. Their names could not
be ascertained. .-B0H Sun.
Fifty three Federal troops were captured
by the Confederates near Nashville, Iennes-
see, on Sunday last while waiting tor reply
to flag Of truce. The Federal troops still oc-
cupy Clarksville President Davis has arrived
at Murfreesboro, thirty miles southeast from
Nashville. The Confederates have occupied
Franklin, and seem to be moving north.
According to statement in the New York
Herald the division of Gen. Franklin sustain
ed loss on Saturday, in killed, wounded and
missing, of 1892 The Second Maryland re-
giment is said to have had Il wounded, among
whom were NJ. Shein Co. A, and Sergeant
Otto Kossack, Go. K.
The Washington Republican proposes that
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-12
The LouisyiIIe journal.

A correspondent of the New York Tribune,
writing from Cincinnati, under date Of
February 5, 1862, says:
A merchant of this city who has recently
mingled in official circles at Washington,
states that the President reads no ne Wspaper
much but the Louisville Journal. IL is per.
haps time that some of the facts known
about this paper and It's conductors should
be more widely circulated. Mr.. Prentice,
whose genius has given it reputation, is a
loyal man, undoubtedly, but he is only paid
contributor to its editorial columns, without
authority over them. The man who con-
trolls the paper is a very mean Northera Sc
cessionist, in all but overt act. Mr.. Prentice's 8
wife is 6ery Secessionist, and his two sons
are in the rebel army. He is thus tampered
on all sides. When Mr.. P. returned from
his visit 10 Washington, during which the
journal came out with its trescherous threats
against the Administration, he wrote a card
disclaiming any sympathy with those articles.
The proprietors refused to publish the card,
and Mr.. Prentice went into q melancholy
dissipation. Since then his connection with
the Journal has been merely nominal, and
the friends of the Union in Kentucky have
ceased TO subscribe for or regard the paper,
which, it is TO be feared, is felt as a "thun-
derer" at Washington.