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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

ARMY CoNTRAcToRs.-The Yankee contractors
give the army of Lincoln no small amount of
trouble by their rascality. Gen. Halleck writes to
the Quartermaster General at Washington that the
shoes issued to the troops wear out in four days.
He says change must be effected, if the Govern
ment hopes to keep the army of the West together.
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Olficial-By the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA }
ADJuTAsr- GENERALS OYFicE,
New Orleas March II, 1862.
All planters other persons DESTROYS comply with the
call made by Gen. Benuegard for Bells, other similar
metal, will ship the to F. H. HATCH, ESD, Custom
House, New Orleans for which receipts will be given and
tram mitted
Persons shipping Bells under this order will plea SO designate
the owner.
BY order Of
THOS. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commander. In Chief.
NJ GRIvoT, Adu ant and Inspector General. n22 2pCt
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. 1.
% Cd. New Orleans, March Is, 1862 !
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. GIL
XxII-Al persons who have shipped for the River De-
fence Expedition" considered regularly enlisted
the land and hereby ordered report themselves
the officers their respective commands they
will be considered desrters and will be dealt with accord
ingly. ..
Proper have been made pay the
up to day.
BY command OF Major General LOWELL.
ED. A. PALFREY, Major and A. A. G. ml9 2ptf
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARrM ENT No. l,
49, New Orleans, March Y, 1897
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 65.l
XxyI-Foundrss and Workshops on Government work.
will send in list of tbs Of the persons employed
by hem who will be exempted for gives number Of days
Whenever discharged his exemption will be reu ned
10 this Office and will be reported the Cpan of bis Militia
beat Exemptions will be renewed Intervals of
thirty days. depending the Of the work
nient contract on which they employed. -,
XXV-Should parties procure exemptions for persons
actually in their employment fail duty any
discharged by them, their exemptions OF their
employees, will be Withdrawn. q, . -r,.sa.s
r. e
By command of Major.Genesal LOWELL.
Ed. A. PALrREY Major and A. A. G.. ma 2pl2t
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Committee of Public Safety.

......}...., New ORLEANS, March q, 1862
Notice hereby given to Planters and other citizens willing
to donate Old Iron Copper Brass, Lead Bells
ernment that the steamer Sae Robinson Capt JOS Salibs,
has been chartered by thus Committee bring such atoms
to the city Mother the Confederate
have any agents whatever in The country purchase such
articles. GEO. @. LAWRASON,
ma 2pl2t ...-- Secretary.
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VERY REMARKABLE SPY-GLAss.-A cores
pondent of the Petersburg Express gives the fol-
lowing statement of the assistance rendere him by
aspy,glass: " Your correspondent, on Saturday,
visited battery about three miles from the city,
where with the aid of good spy. glass; he saw the
enemy's tents at Newport News, and heard his
ynnsin
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Committee ON Public Safety.

... NEW ORLEANS, Marc, H. 1859
The steamer salis Robinson Capt Joseph saiiba having
been chartered by Committee to bring old iron the city
for the use of the Governu emit all planters and other citizens
will greatly aid Conederacy by granting every facility to
Capt. Saba in this work.
mA 2pl2t GEO C. LAWRASON Secretary
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Headquarters Crescent zouaves.
No. 6l CUsToMHoUsE STREET


The undersigned In this city vicinity
COMPANY OF ZoUAvEs for service in the Proyi.
Army of tbs Confederate States. Young men will find
this favorsbe opportunity 10 their country.
"a FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY AMI a complete outfit will
be furnished each commissioned officer private
Persons Of tho city wishing Join this organization can
address the undersigned through the Post Office " .
For further information apply at No. 81 Cusomnouse street.
up stairs
By order Of ,r- r..
49,. A. E. SHAW, Captain.
CHARLES PARISH, o. s. srr7t m26 2plw
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Confederate States of America.

Confederate States of America.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. l.
s. New Orleans, March 20, 1852.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 63l
KHAN process from Court of Law Equity. in the
Parishes of Orleans and Jefferson election of the fm
lies of soldiers the service either on
land TO- past due hereby suspended and no
such collections shall be forced until further orders
BY command Of Maior-Genera LOWELL.
J. G. PICKETT Assistant Adiutant General NIL 2plm
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION. FOR RELIEF
flick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, )
New Orleans March IL, 1862
The President Of this Association respectfully requects
Ladies' Of this and State to send donations Drawn Lint
Rolled Bandnges, and Old Linen, to the depot ". H.
SMITTS No So Guvier street, for The use of thu Army in
the field. large supply is required
- mls 2p6t - JAS. P. FRERET resident.
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Confederate States Of .anse9.iCn.

3 ~ .---.a WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
'b Richmond, March 2 1862.
Bids will received at this Office until day Of
April next, for The following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army:
. GOO tons charcoal coldblsst Pig Iron. .-
$1,000 tons Blooms, (charcoal)
Co. 600 tons Wrought Iron Bars of various sizes.
100 10-inch Columbisss.
100 S.nch Coumbiads.
100 l0-ineh Siege and Garrison Mortars. 49,. 4
LOO l5,inch seacoast Mortsrs.
$50 l2.pounder Iron HowiEers. + a."
600 6pounder Iron Field Guns.
Bids be made for quantity Of iron hundred
TONS and for any nunher Of guns ten.
Drawings of guns l only parties whose
bids are accepted. ".' r' 5='' ~
Bidders will state the points Of delivery the date at
which than hundred tons Of iron expected
to be furnished. .-.,.,.., 81 100
They also state the time required furnish the whole
Of their bid. OIL .- ,. ., y, g.,.. x s5sE
Bidders for will state the date Of the ar delivery and
the time required to supply the whole number. -
Payments will be made delivery Of less than fifty
of Iron, and the rto pay onehaf In Confederate
reserved. ls3 3 - n. -.sij. r=5E -fif Ett
Bids be sealed and enclosed and endorsed the en-
velop, Proposals for Iron Proposals for Guns" az
-" - - J. GoRdAs, Lieusnant-co Colonel, .
3 niS 2papl0 ,sty IN ass9 Chief of Ordinance
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Dispa tch from Gen. Beauregnrd.

,. JACKSON, Tenn, Feb. 2s 1861
To Gov. Thos o. Moore: -
Will accept all good equipped troops under act Of 2st August
that will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people of Louisiana that the proper
place TO defend louisiana.
MI 2ptf a. r. BEAuRE9ARD. -
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Notice.,

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL, FOURTH DISTRICT, I
New Orleans, March q, 1862.
The Office Of the Provost Marshal the Fourth District
street. between jackson Philip will open
for bushes, daily Sundays excepted, from O'Clock, A.
to 6 o'clock, P. Nj, until further notice. .}-
m2l 2ptf II. D. OGDEN, Provost Marshal
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Eee rleaus Halg Grsseeat fraag unn aNareh 49, 1862

COMMERCIAL NEws--L1vERPooL MARKET'-oo.
ton closed quiet. Sales Monday and Tuesday soo'
bales-s000 speculation and export frices uh
changed. sS
Breadstuffs dull.
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r. NJ Messrs. w. II. Adams, w. M. Sample
and T. D. VanHorn have power attorney as per act
passed before W. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
MIA r q NIyoN
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1S- Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WILT, of the Second District
See Crescent Of the 2eh, goth and sst january feel sos
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&B' Col. Thomas Asksw Will leave for
Corhth, Miss TUESDAY next the 18th instant and will
take Charge of ali letters for troops tina. place. tparcu-
ay for the Crescent Regmen that be left at this Office
on Monday, piior 10 O'Clock, r. NJ. n22 2p2t
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New ORLEANS, MnrcA 3, 1862.
The following named gentlemen, who have been appointed
by tho Common Council and this TO III
enrolment of families the dbu grant
ed by the Common Council for supplies families
eers now in camp or gone to Tennessee he c of
Beauregard for ninety days for the war requested
meet at the Room of the Finance Committee the ty Hail.
puActuay, THIS DAY, O'Clock P. NJ organization
! GEO. g. LAWRAsoN, Secretary.
First Ward-E. Cox, s. A. Kngsland NJ Gordon Jr
Second ward-J. NJ. Laborde, r. Ackn Thompson Green
field.
Third ward-Gerard stth T. W. Bothick, wihelmas 30.
CART. ~ u
Fourth WardJules Benit DR.. Charles Deery Aug. De.
lassus, -...r .s...-.. .,
Fifth Ward-Dr. O. Robin, Lafayette Guyol Jules cas
Sixth wardL. E. Forsiall, Francois correjeoes J. A.
D'Hamsconrt. .-sa5s@
Seventh Wsrd-Srejus chelxuaydre Alexis Robert W. G.
Eighth Ward-s p DeLabarre r. L. Robertson, Judge T.
Il. Kennedy. tas2 72 - u '4t
Ninth ward-J. Magi'ni, Emile Tabary @ dc Feret. ,.
Tenth Ward Charles Mensnan, +. A. Patterson. A. D.
Kelly. .4-
Eleventh Ward H. nuskin', D. r. Glenn, r. Mac
phsHon. 'z,..--4.r ~ m2s 2pit
Board of Provost NIarshals.
H5ss NEW ORLEANS. March Is 1862,
The Traffic in Gold and Silver Notes of The
erate States OF America hereby expressly pr hbiied
Deiinquents will be visited by prompt and puxh
ment. -5E5s r. tiGA at tltt5s .5.
By order Of the Board. .2l...
$50 's' N. TREPAGNIER,
& ~ h. D. OGDEN.
~ E II. NJ. sPoFF0RD,
~ .3=53s1s VICTOR BuRTHE,
CYPRIAN DUFoUR,
ms 2psf PIERRE soULE.
h Notice. - fs@l
5At 2
Office of The Provost Marshal for the District Of
orleans Is removed from the City Hail. to the southeast
corner Of carondelet and Common streets. 'lE
Il. NJ. sPOFFoRD,
- -Ru Provost Marshal
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BLANKETS. AND WOOL SOCKS.

40 $685. R5fttsl5 stEa a4rTT---- ill $50 FtE o..
Apply to Capt p POWELL Assistant Quartermastsr,
O. g. A. opposite Lafayette Square, who will give fair price
to those who wish to ssIi and viii gratefully thank in the
name Of tho conedacy, all good and patriotic citizens
will dsnas for the good Of the soldier either the shove
articles, ~. "a. .s.,4..4+s.5. ssfY E .s5 unM 2ptf
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! ENss,7sN1l'S Cotton Press.
OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD. DEPOT.
We are prepared to day forward all freight far
shipment per Jackson Railroad. -
ial5 2ptf 'a' WILLIAMS h FASSMAN
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
FRoM RICHMOND, NoRFoIK, ETC

o y 70 THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS DLrARrMENr No. l,
New Orleans March rs, 1929
GENERAL Orders NO. 49, H. y Il
The following tariff Of prices for Provisions and other
articles far established by the Provost Marshals pub
lshed for the benefit Of all concerned viz:
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. !, -
New Orleans, March 10, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l2.l
Hereafter exemptions from Militia duty will be allowed
permanently in the minors persons yicsy
unable to do SERVICE
Applications for the release those upon work
the Government must be made to this Department. in the form
Of certificates from the oreuen of the shops when
order will be issued tho commanding officer of the camp
which the applicant belongs furlouGh a
number of days, HIGH renewed by subse-
quent certificate and order from these Headquarters.
By command of Major @ neral LOWELL.
j. g. PICKETT, Assistant AdIutant General MO 2pl2.
To tho Public.
d OFFICE FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPu,)
Glty Hall, New Orleans, Marck 10. loB2. :
Notice is hereby given that the City Ees will
strike the hour of s P. NJ, until further notice.
mo 2ptsp5 A. HEBERT, Superintendent.
Confederate States of Amertca.
HRADQU ARrERs DEPARTMENT No /,
3. ...a!.,. New Orleans, March Il, 1861.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. GAL
XLv-Mr. GEORGE CARR ia hereby appointed Pr ayos
Marshal for the Parish Of Paquemne
accordingly. ~ r-...
By command of Major General LOWELL.
ED. A. PALFREr. Major and A. A. G.. m22 2ptf
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-
Woman AVID B ssSat the IA Of Janusry last ~
fas woman with high cheek bones snnken eyes
Tbs she had been working HELPS Grevasse
hatsner No. IL Gray'er street. '' w =. =
mA9 JAMAs LINDSEY.
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:" Oh, Happiness how far we lep
From thy paths in search of thee
FROM Health, thy ewn pure tount. wo stray,
Nor God given nstncta der obey
b Too proud from Natures self 10 learn
Natures remedies spurn."
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From Havana.

LIGHT BLUE CLOTH,
- DARK BLUE CLOTH,
For Uniforms.
MAULL & HANCOCK'S ..
CLOTHING STORE, corner Of
sm25 2ptf Camp and Common streets.
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As A
ron THE

PURE. SMILE, HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALTERA
TIVE AND b1.OOD.PURIFIER
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I, So us. Post-OHice Notice. ssy7su.,. i.
foresoins proec. for Foreign Mail Is fully entitled to-
puoic confidence Antonio Costa ESQ., New Orleans
OIL responsibility and cl As has bssn resident
OF New ORLEANS fpr the last thirty years. s o., '
Letters intended for this Mail enclosed along w the
money required tariff above oater nd
dressed Gosa's Foreign Mail Postmaster Es,, Or,
leans.n i4fa.S% II 3,ssa35.5l = Is ~" "
The Confederate Postage his .ust be preps;a
J. L. RIODRLI, Possuastse. :
New Orleans. October IS. 1861. f,4 - - 40 an,f
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Toning and Fortifying of tho System
Disenses, either Occasional or Epi-
de1ntc; and for the cure of uIl
Ailments having the name Of
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BOARD of Provost nIarsnals.

The Office of The Provost Marshal for the First District Of
new Orleans Is removed from the City Hail. southeast
corner Of carondelet and Common streets. TE
II. NJ. sPOFFoRD,
- Npu Provost Marshal,
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To the Public.
Confederate States of America.

HRApQU ARTERs DEPARTMENT No |,
2. ...!... New Orleans, March Il, 1862.
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WRIGHT's SOUTHERN INDIAN vEGEr
ABLE PILLS

ARE OFFERED THE PEOPLE OF TIE
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Confederate States of America.

CHARLES PARISH, o. s. r
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ToIt Pillow .. Tlnes between this
Island = Treason In Midst, ett
Special u Tho New orlaanss crsseent.1 A
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Confed crate States of America.
Confederate States of America.

BY command of Major General LOWELL.
J. G. PIcKET Assistant Adjuant General. m22 2p6t
Evening star., 1862-02-26
TuF rYENiNGa STAR.

PoRrER's MORTAR FLOTILLA.-1he Key
West correspondent Of the Boston Traveller
writes The vessels comprising the mortar
feet Of COr,maudsr D. ID. Porter, which is
destined TO operate against some of the ports
on the Gulf coast, continue to arrive at this
port. where the entire hotilla has been ordered
10 rendezvous. On the evening of the Sth inst,
the following vessels came into the hATDor -
Brig Sea Foam, Captain III. T. Williams, aC-
tached TO the Third Division; schooner Matthe v
Vosser, Jr., Captain Ii. III. Savage, Second
Division; schooner G.. p. Williams, Captain A.
r. Lsngthorne, First Division.
The officers Of these vessels report that they
experienced 20 difficulty on the passage from
the heavy mOrtaTs, obs OF which each vessel
carries amidships. the method Of mounting
them having secured the Vessels against all
danger. These vessels all carry two long thlr-
ty-tWo's for elf-protectiOn, and the crews are
drilling in the exercise OF the mOrtarSI which
reduire fourteen men TO maneuver them. The
extraordinary caliber and weight Of these NOR
tsrs, and the great range which they are ca
psble Of attaining Riil enable the vessels tC
lay out Of range of the most effective guns o.
the enemy and throw their destructive mis-
siles directly into the enemy's position.
The ins' rue tion5 fc- mortar practice diffel
entirely from those Of SrJ other weapon In th'
service. The object sginst which they may b'
directed need not be seen by the oen working
the mortars. The range having been obtained
by one vessel in the feet, the degree Of eleva
ton, sim and weight Of charge are telegrsphet
to every other vessel. The Estimated range O.
the mortsrs is 4 $50 yards
Evening star., 1862-02-26

TEE MONITOR" ABOUT TO GIVE \ WARNING
The Journal Of Commerce says: The Ericsson
battery. known 10 the Naval -sgiSter as the
Monitor" is noH -eceiving Ler stores at the
Navy Yard. Her sole armament. consisting
Of two eolumbiads of the largest pattern, has
been placed il the revolving tUrret Shot,
shell, and ammunition have been put on
board, and all the preparations are so far com
plete thai the Monitor" is expected TO start
on her hostile mission to-day. 1t is not In
possible, however, that she will be delayed
two or three days longer. She viii probably
proceed tc sea without a cOnsort or tender,
and will, at the earliest possible moment, be
put TO the test required IN the contract before
the strongest Rebel foTtifcation which can be
got at. The first warning which the Rebels
will receive of the exact destination Of this
terrible Monitor will be in the shape Of an
iron globe weighing $50 lbs The command
OF the Battery has been given 10 Lieutenant
Worden, United States Navy, and she will be
manned By experienced gunners and seamen.
Evening star., 1862-02-26

Navy pErAaIxIIsyIs,, g T..

wAsHISsIoS, february 20, is62.
The Navy Department will. until the a4sh ..
March next receive proPositlons ior .ns comss.sis
To- river, hirbOr md cos st defence.
These vessels vita the exception OF sn1se hs ,oI pIo Iae
pc cd by screws; those fer the Mississippi rlver
ald tributaries may be propelled BY Psdd1e T9Sins
would be pTefeTred) or of iron ana WOOD oom9ineo,
as the projectors may c2nsds55 Sd geots mrst
be protected with an iron armstuIe sumolent 10 TO
sist the hs.yIest shot and shells. 81
The vessels FOR the MlIslssiPpl rlSer sno lts trl
butsries rot 70 draw more Than sx ieet vetet
when fully esnlgpeG and armed, a. snich .,ses ofs
of n1ne Knots per hour in still gater. and oarIy
1fcent coal IN the bunkers for sig dsys steamIng
At that speed. s1sl~ armament VIII CONSIST of not
less than ak eleven inch guns.
The yesse for aarbor deisnce are rot 20 eIaI
and armed, At which draft they are TO be able to
msIltsin permanent Spesd OF ten knots per nops on
bnSFeTS for seven % dsys % fteaminS a. that speed
Their armament will consist of nos ie,s than from
Tssses Tor oot dsfences are net to draw
more than venty fest wster when fcJ ea9hlfpesC e
Traint,In permanent Euesd o. fifteen fnots PEI
hour st STA and carry sufficient ooa in the n ukeri
for twelve DAYS stes ming 81 that speed. Thel al
namslt viii Olsist of one or two fifteen or tv On
The guns of ths vessels for h.rbor and coast dc
fence are 20 tsn to 8 points OF the compass with
OF, chance N tae yesse's Eosiition
| sells, subject to the eo'iJn of the Department.
which the party qCCp0ses 10 furnish complete IN
CveTy re- pee, embracing armour, plating, steam
machinery and equipments of oil kinds. ready for
service. excepting On the ordnance and ordnance
stores and prov sIOns the proposition must be ac-
companG sd lg s>TFl ptIOnS, catons, dravinge
| ana models of such CHARACTER that the work ooud
| b5 eKeCuted from sEsm.
The place cf delivery must be stated; the time
within walch the vessel or sessgls ais y pe com
peted ard Also the tQtsl SUM l. NC 'i1 iV1 sscn;
/. will be stipulated IL the oOntr ct tat 9ne-EI
the total amonIt will be retained b> we Soyetn. m
/ meGt until sixty Cats afteT tho reoeps'on " the
vFsEcl, IN Ordor "a give It trial, the IeEa!ups
payments beng msf'e with doe regard 20 tho POP
performance an progress OF tue work. the contrao
VII aiEo embrace fJgfeltaFe fer failure to perform
| the conditions specified,
The bids 8lUSt be accompanied BY the guarantee
required b. icE, that II contract rs awarded, II
Will be promptly eX5oUt51; SH1 the names OF the
parties who are 10 bFCJrus the suTeties to the
aJaouut Of the fsce of the contract Will also be
sisted
HE Department will cor sder any 9th er PROPOSE
lions thai m2T be pTessT tea In which the dTaft ol
water above ra ned AZ not exceeded.
The Department will be At liberty to accept oil
reject any or al the proportions. fe2
Evening star., 1862-02-26
X II I V a II II.
PA 7 W - II II.
II H Z " a = IA.
DR.. LA BONITA.

Cures all Veneral Diseases permanently and
tulctly, without the pse Of disgusting OF poison
ous drugs of any kind.
No dieting or Interference with business.
consultations free.
IL Is saying quite enough IN Its favor, when say
ksw ork city hospitals.
rev York City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
treatment. - ~
There M IS nothing ofassirs or dissussabls IN any
All cures warranted, or money refunded
Communications in writing, with return stamp.
promptly attended TO.
Medicines for travellers and others packed with
fulI INSTRUCTIONS for use, ard varrsnteo
Omoe-koop No. = WASHINGTON Building, Penn.
svepne and Seventh st., w ashiz EtOn, ID. Z.
Evening star., 1862-02-26
T1 Z Z % EMAR.

&& - - - - MI ~
PROTECTED by Royal Letters Patent of Ensland
asa ssesrsd by the Seals Of ths Ecols do Pha,
Ssdes dc Paris, ssd tks Irspsria! Collsg. of
Mtdietss, Visand. -
TRIESEMAR No.
10 tne enectuai remSdy for RELAXATION, SPxr-
nArohRHRA 2ad EXHAUSTION Oh THI SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR No2
EToinP steIy and entirely ersdcates all traces of
snose disorders, Tor which Copaiva and Cubebs
lave generally been thought aD antIdote, 10 the
ton. f''aono VI 'he POPua-
TRIESEMAR No3
tnS treat and sure remedy of the ciylized world
ioI oIl impurities OF the system, as well a. second
~ symptoms, obviaunE the destructive use of
Mefonry, as well as Other deetsrious InETed Ients
ana which ali the SaTsaparilla In the void cannot
Iompve. TRIRsEMAR Nos. !, 2 and are Alike de-
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