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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16
mini. liI7, tratOr's Notice.

rrfRs of administration having
,p,n qtara;, 10 the undersigned
April ,rm A. p, ls62, Of
,agratlp rrobole court Of " ms
opn,y. nl.sls ippf, an thre eslate Of
: /. Iialnrtr, deceased, notice
By R,wo TO all r,Fterf Indebted
5oH tg4ar To eoiue forward anu
oamrl@ payrnett, aud nsl per.
having ti,i o> againsl the same
qplrrdt otrs' NJ theta duly pro-
nad Il, red within the time
nbcJ ty Iaw av they will be ior-
blrpd
IA r8 HALFACRE,
Ad inistrator,
81 IS Pr. Zee 81 so. CIV,
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atOr's Notice,


ADMINISTRATION having
uJ to the undersigned al
A,D 1862, Of The hon-
court Of Noxubee coun-
IN the estate Of FL. Nj.
eased, notice il hereby
rersons indebted 10 the
ome forward and make
ymeni, and all persons.
against The same ate las
sent them duly pEobaied
d, within lhe time pre-
= or they will be fofevrr
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RS NOTICE

stration having
Undersigned At
1869, the
10 Gourlof Winston
on the estate ni
deceased, notice
.parsons indebted
/ jcomeforward and
N.Y.. ymeptand all per-
n- against the same
cscnt them duly
cred within The
.a. Nv orlhey will be
-. a June, ls62.
y. HYDE,
Administered
r8. 6w PtS7 so
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16

.it = PEAS- For aele al tlla
Fefo. ]Hi under MASONIC H61at|.
AprH @ 90
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16

ID has resumed
9.l stand, und has
Fine CastmeTes,
t he will make
i those 10 whom
lsonable prices
tf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16

lIN9LlSH SHOE 4 IEIRnAn. sass
rec we'd lat IA. a RTTfJ5z wv
lpuko go
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-16

Az 1RUMHEAD Cabbage Seed
q ven BY plazls produced
a. 81 BUCKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

SrPRKME COURT, March 2l.-Stewart l.. w God
FORA and Charles w. Jackson, ESqs Of New
York, Were admitted attorneys and counseiIors of
tniS Court
Nol70 VIM. +. Turner, plaintdin error, vs.
Aahion ID. Ogden, Trustee OF the Chicago Land
Company. In error 10 the Circuit Court OF tue
United states for the northern district Of Illinois
SIR Justice 6rier delivered the opinion Of the
Court, reversing the jud gment OF the said Circuit
Court, with costs, aad remand ing the cause with
directions To awards venire f1cias de move
No 9s Byram ID. Miner, plaintiff in error, vs.
Amhert Willoughby ct al. The motion TO dis
miss this cause was argued by Mr. Stevens I'm sup
port t.eseof, and by Mr.. C0Ombs In opposition
thereto. ~
No. 2O7 Bylam d. Miner. plaintiff ia error vs.
amherst WiilOughby ct al. Ira error to the Su.
pTeme Court OF the State OF Minnesota This writ
was dismissed for the want Of jurisdiction
Ex-parte-In the matter OF Thos Il Valentine
81 al, assgnees and legal representatives. OF uan
Miranda On the petition foT writ II ma ndamus
10 the Judge OF the District Court OF the Unitsd
states Ter The northern district Of California &c
L ne motion for msadamuS in this cause was
argued by Mr. Black aud Mr. Green in supoo,t
thereof, and b. Mr.. Attorney General Bates and
M cunning IN Opposition thereto.
Adjourned until Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
WATCHES
FOR AMERICANS!
70 sell, but net to keep time.
OR AMERICANS

|. Why should an American buy foreign Wa'eh,
when he can get better and cheaper one at hons
Why should In American needlessly enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense of our
own artisans!
Why should n American SEND gold TO Eng land
and France, our covert but bitter enemies, when
gold is so much needed st home!
Why should an American buy an imported
watch, which. IN nine cases out of ten, Will cost
more to keep IN order for year, than Its origi
nal price, and which was never intended to keeP
time under any circumstances
Why should Americans not patronize more
generally American manufactures, and thus emSn-
cpate themselves from the thraldom of English
capital. French fashions, and Continental gsv-
gavs!
The American Watch Compeny's Watches are
particularly adapted for soldiers uss, beng most
substantially made. and not liable to get out Of
order, either In marching. riding, or fighting.
Sold By NJ w. GAIT & BRO, Ss4 PennsyI-
vana avenue, Washington.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS L APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
fe 2s-Im Is2 broadway. Y.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.-This Is
- one Of the THREE GREAT REMEDIES
which have made DR., SCHENCk more suocsGiul
in the treatment OF several very dangerous and
fatal diseases that any other medical practitioner
in the United States. The Mandrake Pills are
otferedas
SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
DR.. SCaENCK AYERS that his Mandrake Pills
WILL effect every object for which the PreParetons
of msrogry osn possibly be useful; and he declares
most solemnly and eonsclentouslJ that tbsss
Pills may b used with perfect safety all case
where alternatives or purgatves sre required.
n is not much wonder when we reflect tina: the
liver is the largest organ In the human organize
ton, that 1t becomes so frequently disea, ed. Tbs
yellow ana saliow skin, the COATED tongue
In the morning sEd the dull pain In the limbs; lie
a. once that thus great dePuratins organ dci2s
its work by hslves only, Any person vho vii.
take one OF these Pills So night will not only be
ievet of disease but Ike wise its disagIeeabte
tendantR, such as headache, sour stomach, costly
bowels piles. and the dull, heavy feelings over Tia
whole frame, which oftentimes make life bur en-
some and render the patient wholly unfit for Ell
| ioyn5Ht or business OF Any kind.
| DR.. J. ii. sCHENCK will be ct his agents Is y
Walte'sl, corner Louisiana cvenus and 7th st5eet
| on Wednesday, February 18th. and March 26.h, I.
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, Any diseass Leading e.
| ConsuIn ptlon. He gives adEloe without ch.rGe
IN sss they want thorough examination with hi.
4 ResplrometeT, then hls fee is th rec dollars.
Price OF PulmOnlc Syrup S per bottle or s. PEI
i hal dozen.
| Price of Seaweei Tonic 81 per bottle or SIS Per
/ half dozen.
Price of Mandrake Pills Is cents per box.
! fe 24-M&Th.lm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

EfssissI Rs$.sIy 80 fks Weird,
FoE ALL DISEASES OF lhPksDEkcE.
xRr No FALSE nEI Tclcy PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
. sE,r wxRBsNTED M mn cBx6gx
IN ERoM ONE 70 TRo DAYS.
20
wais:ss 81 he s.st, strisissss, Afssusn. 81 ns Nd
sss nssiity a.u7.s. 6y.s:p.y, i.nvs., csnfs.:.
S y. Ps; 2: !. IL: s'i p. n u
a TsI. Me-: :t :, q. s:IE: ' zen:
sIy habit. q Y.s.h... Dr:.di. and D.s.sty. r,...
ga, ,ad .tad' 1T-'''
YOUNG MEN
x,.,i. Vi. Nav. sse.ms De victims Of Solitary vice.
a asm:, s,,H sss.sad. ~ y.vr1 NM. - ~. ...
,r.nss .. ssS.d - sssssy Ia living Iyr. nav ca. sits
NIL ''atd'a''' m.BRrIsF
MANN, rI..sEs. =, ys.ns ns. ...ts. ,l,,,,s MAJ.
rag. being ... Of Phy:s,l v'aih''' 'f'nis debility,
=: .h. P!.s.: ii%..R md" IA. 4 D. nay ..lls.
rely sr.n sis ,iiiI q, phy,sisR.
OFFICE No ? SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
Is hand sds xsnr rsrn Rams.s street, few dssrs frsz
s..I ,.a .ps , .s .,sm mans 'ns A"
ny TouySrnr
k..s.r Of II. a.ys C.I:g. saTg::n,, L.nd.., E,d.
o ron sns tns sn .n ~ Csmsss ~ .ns sn:a
ss s..ptsi. 81 tsnssn Paris. Phad.lphia and .i..whsrs
Ass Effected Of the most astonishing that
sVsf knswn; many Leestso Win nngng 10 tns nssd ana
ear. vhsn s,issp great nsr,sssnsss BENG Alarmed At
ddsn ssand, with irs9ssn slsshins attended
semshmss via dsFsnfs AM Of mind, wsrs safsd inns.
dists!y.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ts.nG Men and shsr. uhs have injured themselves By
ssTsin practices indsigsd in when habit
essnsd rom s,h s,mPani'n. AZ sehssi, y sssea 81
49, snny .n I ' a d.n n ~ ;nS
"a, laid .nA, in an0 u''H'J' s'A "ha aS1
,.m. n b. I'd sna .s..,,
n, ..,i, h,bit, - ,a,b ~, ~. d. "a
EmS. Pair, in ~. ks,s Dnn.,, N Mn, Ia. ~
rsv.r PsIn;,..n ~ ~, H.nr No.. ir,t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

~ NOTICE.
i HE Pubic ls respectfully informed thai ia
undersigned has commenced run -JsS.x
nIng LINE DE STAGES iroma@s&&SSs-.--
Peln avenue to Meridian Hin. The 49, 49,
Stag will leave w lizards Hotel ryory r-UTulU,
At clock and Meridian Hill at half past 8 o'cl's
and will run regularly 60 and from MERIDIAN 81
every hour, thus adoTdIns a cheap aud speedy COZ,
SeyanOo TO the NarIOus campo In ti.s nsS htoshoGI
The undersigned hopes tO receive liberal supyut.
as he rs determined Ia ShOTd his patrons ever, IL
cliity IN hIs power. Faro 10 coHts each way.
OEU. Nj. MILLER,
10 lt-eOimH pTusTi.tttr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

The Tax on GAs.-The Federal revenue from
Gas, according 20 the proposed tax in the House
Dill, Will be nearly II U(J OUU. The latest returns
OF gas consumption show that New York will
pay tax OF about SIS $50 PhlIad-Ip hia sI0o W0
Boston $4,000, Bfooklyn $40, $50 Cincinnati
81 $50, and other cities from SIS 60 10 n p01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

IL Among the letters found by our soldiers in
the rebel camp at Roanoke Island was one from
Young lady ia the SOuth TO her lover in tn
fso@i army, IN which she says: al hope We shall
see each other again here: bn, n We do not
nope we shalt meet in heaven, Ichsrs hsrs iciH
- no YaAksss"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
NAVAL. MEDICAL BOARD.

A NAVAL MEDICAL BOARD.
n Board OF Medical Officers will convene al .a
Naval Asylum, Phiiadel Phla, March ~, lG5
Tor the examination Of Candidates for admission Z,
the Medical CoTps of the NAVY. =
gentlemen desiring permission TO appear beiGr
the Board aust m: o app lcation 50 the HonOTab
Secretary OF the Nav, stating their residence
P!aes and date ofAirth, accompanied with respcc
able testimonials oil moral character.
Applicants must not be lsss than twenty-onen p
more than twenty SIX years of age.
No ex peHso is allowed by Government 10 CaGdi
dates attending the sessinEs OF the Board as sue
cesslul examination is = legal prerequisite for : ;
continent IN the NAVY. nah 4 cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

EMIGRATION Immigration shows some slight
signs Of improvement this spring n il conf,
IDENTITY believed that the news of the recent Enion
victories, will encourage the immediate emiora
tlon OF thousands Of Germans VITO are hoIdinv
oack doubtful OF the result OF our civil war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
TRAvELLERs, DIRECTORY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.

AASSh<t0An 4nh1NS.
81 - zEH4kSX
On sad AJrg MONDIY, Esbrs4ry 5, IsS2.
PassKseKR TIAINs BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows:
Siz Datiy 7fain, hrrtv. at asd Depart Jrea
WaSkisgfoa Daily dxrisg tks ssssL,
ssd tso SNsdays.
For Philadelphia and New York-Lesve wash-
For B.itimors.lssys wsskisstOn st 500 and
For Annapolis a. Ste a n. and lmrx.
For Philedelphis ., 500 NJ,
ssnirston At CoIs, and Vis @ or Sn 500
FOR Frederick a. 40 A a, and 500 N.
49,. TEAMS MoEIEs NORTH:
I'VE i B:lamors - AZ; PSlIsssI rsiS iie :. n
New YORK 9 ?. ~; Harrisburr LIS p. u,
R,s az sssmS1 sac wsiSS M 20
nen. At Baltimore. This Ia the Morning oonneIion
Ne. YsoTE Mail Ir.in-ls.rs washington .. II
M; srrIse At BALTIMORE ii.<o r. NJ; Philadelphis
Philaie p6is Trsi rain Z les, :: washington at spr
y. rescnlnE Baitlmore att 80 n, and Philsdelphis
Afternoon Aeocmnodaaon-lesve Washington
neIions q Baltimore. ahis is the afternoon ooa-
Eysni.f IETTsIss..lesy. wsshias.en lhx
A iT New ~ SFs o4s so NJ Rh,lsds,ha ion
On Sundays leave Washington at 500 and p. n.
only
The 5 P. N. train from Washington connects
urough 70 rev YORK every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Letve New York az a. a.; philsdelphia n N A.
n; bs-nmors 600 =. u. Arrive ~ WtshinSton
Lave Rev York asy. w.; Phfsd.l,h,s Ioso ,.
No bsnmers &c A. u. Arrive ~ washington tfo
Leave New York at II p. NJ; PhIisSsl,hi. ,.,o
4. NJ; Bsicmoref-S Az. Arrive % Wsshtneton
Local Accommodation Trans leave Baltimore
n; anc - ?. for Washington. arrive
there ~ u A. n. and Is 2. NJ.
On Sundays a. t.Sn and 1-s5 A. N. only from Bslu-
more. no Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains leaving washington at,g A,
~ and 90 p NJ, and Baltimore at Us A. n and as
JUNCTION. The $40 N, and 500 N connect At
SgnGsys, Nf'
Trains lesye Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lnEton AZ go A. n. and s t0P. ~.
Passenger Trans leaving Washington NJ sOo A.
n, III A. N, snd P. NJ. and Baltimore az 80 and
1-ss A. n. VIII sfoD only at Annapolis JEseftos.
-WeJ Passengers ElUst take the Accommodates
1fltrs only.
Trains win lsave Washington and Baltimore
rompfir t2er eard ts,1s, excepting that the $50 A
aecsssaTy, 20 secure the passengers and Mails
For Sick and Wounded Soloiers-A speolsl car.
VITA an attendant. with beds, will leave Washing
ton twice week for PhilacelphIs Cirect Al mi a NJ
soldiers. W. - SNITI
fet Master Of Transportation, Bslt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, That tbs sub
- seIibs 81 hsih oot.l cd froIa the Orphans
Conrt OF Washington county, IN the ,lixtrict of
Columbia, letters testansvtary ON the saTson a
esta'e OF Alexsrder Burrows, ate Of W.sbi5gtnn
County Aforesaid. deceased. All persons b.1;o1
Gains AGAINST The saiddeo ased are hereby warned
90 e1hloIt te sames win the vouchers there III 10
Ne stosorloer, on or before the fifteenth day of
AEch next they may otherwise by law hssY
Guided from alt benefit Of the SAID estate.
1852. InHN Ia VIM - mn icn,
mn I7-IavSws EJooxs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
II. u. HOOD

L. O. n. u. HOOD
Giphstasuy receiving, and has alwaJs on hand.
ca ~ supply OF all the most oslebrated ~
wa kCHES thai aTe manufactured i'm Eng ESI
,aaH SWitzeIaHd sEd merica, both in old 81
s s;u Si,ver casss he also keeps large STOCK II
niI9 e w ELRH OF the mogt desrchle st,Ie. "a
WIN Diamonds, Emerslds, Rubies and al oibsr
Soms. ne ts Also manufacturing all Kinds OF SotiJ
v Yer sword Belts aud Sashss, Bowie KnIyes
n no,S, SCISSORS, 6old, Silver and Steel Spect+
kepi Ia JeEe ~ StoTe and a. 81 the very loWsst
streets. ''ii aI az ign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
xxyL. bers hd1ins' ExsTese Com1snS
WfshingtoI. August q. IsfI A. "a n

V'HE MOSF GRATIFYING INEopM.
\ uon that We can give 10 our readers who Ara
:lln EaIg ir3m Colds is the fact that RSONS
Ielnedy. MANY OF our friends have tried them with
success success ior Coughs. sore Throat, HO.rseness and
nSthna. fhese CONNECTIONS also give Teliet To
Consnmptivss Singers and Public Speaksrs rho
are Teao!ed with Throat Diseases lind re ief by
the tilrost of husky and tiekIIng sensstinns nc
ouGed by too much exertion of the woes. orsanr,
aIo give strength, tone and full ness 10 the voice
riepared and sold BY GEO. PEARSON, No 3
Eorth Liberty st., Baltimore. Sold also al 30 /
Eisht street, Washing ton; No. 4 FaiTf.r ,trest
nieAanurlai a. II. Hunt, FTedenek; and bY III =
palne,pai druggists ana confeotoners, at 10 cents
YsNAhsO- q I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
DENTISTRY.
.R. ]. n. PEADODY.

Y DENTIST,
Atteuds to III branches of HIS profession st the
m a.. - reasonable rates for which good op
Iymce No. GIG Pennsvlvania avenue SI1Lb
veeSeen ith and 18th streets doors east of the
hlnrksood House, in same building with DR. Don
eloson' NH Inn liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
1881 TIE 1850
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&E E


Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
AEs
with its conneotons)
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT,
STONE BALLASTED AND
FREE PROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PIrTSBURGH!
Two OF them making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIssuRs
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT Central ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO all points in the
WEST, NoETH-wEsT AND SoVTH-wEsT.
he No4 SSsnh ds Ss k ssp' s e the Once OF
Pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Night Trans
SHsoStng Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take ;he q. m. and .. m. trains,
ads. are S,G. sRd %
me NortReEn CentTai K e., and sfrive in HaTri 81
ourg at p, m. and l.t5 a N there CONNECTING
Win tie trains tbs PSnnsyivaria CentrN
kalrosS Tor al Fsrts Of the west.
FREI6HTS.
by this route, lreiEhts of al aescri ptons oau be
loGISarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
OF ONO, heLtucty, lE5lana, Illinois, wisconsin,
ieSa, or missouri, 81 Railroad diYsef.
lac Pennsy ivanfE Central Railroad a 80 connects
AZ Fittsbrrg with S.eamers by wkich GOODS can
be iorvsIcsd 20 anJ pert or the o 10, MuFkinfum,
hentuckyi TeDnesEee, Cumberland, Illinois. Miss
les;PBi, w lsconsln, MlsE0ETi, Kansas, ArkaEsas,
I'D Red Rlvers: ind at Cleveland, Snndusky and
chicago with steamers 70 al Northwestern l-akex.
Nerehsnts and shif ?era entrugtng the transpor-
tstton OF their Freight to this Company. can rely
With confidence on Its speedy transit.
TIE RATES OF FkElGH 4 10 and from any
POINT In the NeSt, By the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad. ara :: al tirsss as Jsvorabls as srs
tA1rgtd ~ ofker hat!roGd CoE.pasiss.
CHNrRAL r R,n
MA6RAW 4 KoONi, Freight A gents,
No. 50 North street, Baltimore.
ENOCH LEWIS, Cent Superint't, Altoons, Pc.
Il I; HOuPT. SEM Ticket Ag't. Pniiadelphia.
ID. a. HOUSTON, 6eal Freight Agent, PhIla-
oeknla. ja<-dly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24
II a HNT a ~

II II 7 E - III M R.
Profsefsd BY Royal Letters Patent of EnghnS
a.d sse1,sd By tAs Seals Of ths Eeols dc Phay,
ssaess dc Paris, and 'Ss Is,pstis! Collage Of
Msditixs, Visnna. =,
:. III. .sso,,l T,R Ii%sGA ar No: I
hArekRHEA and ExHAusTIoN OF THT SYsTIN.
TRIESEMAR No.2,
thoss disorders, for which Copaiva and CUbeS.
nave generally boon thought al sntidote, TO the
nun nun Of the health of vast portion Of the popua
TRIESEMAR Nos,
Tor III sna cure remedy OF the civilized world
a. H ss oibs;T tss Use
rI Hnlcn sii me SarssParilla IN the world cannot
VOID o. i. iaa Iii al .ss d.
lie the toilet a6lo witops tsr use bsins ma.
Sold IN tln cases a, IS e.oh. or sou, q,
ono for 80, and IN G CASES, thus say'Ss easss n
samlnistered by ValPeag, I.allemand. n ony 80
BsssEsr f street 9 DOR. from n BA ,s
Dyusal stIeetl. Now York. Immedatey on "a
10 sny s. ri d gfA me- xo g iorwsd
~ he addressed according to the Instructions
SpbIi.hsd al.e By DR.. BARROW. tina, ,o,u,,,
Eqa Rfssut,aIi, iilast.stsa medical work, Human
r. ahsyy; rtice - cents. Triescmar and Book car
1a.hInEtOn. DC. ' IRON o =, .ET,okD,
~ ~ 6ROYN!!--Qnly 50 cents a boz. Thrsa
he LOT one aoisT Gray, red fsxen hair ear
e er9wh, ey USING Uphams Lsuid Hair Dye, the best
h - Rest IN the world, producing the
o. 9. ura at HAIR DYE 10 warranted to CONTAIN
So,a S9ca Sa,y dts e others sell for oas doifaxi
e otap ana 3. CALVERT FORD, corner IisS
S SsfSSi ano "a. ave-; in Alexandria, by HENRV
- "a "a = w.. III 9 sls1. sep Esoiy
We OFFER TO MILITARY MEN 4 lar.
SgnnEshcrsHik TS, WHITE SHIRTS. nRrWt
Thics S "a BLANkETS. HALF HOSE. &C..
before making their selsafions. " ~ anime
m2 400 WALL, srEPHENS q CO..
A EHE BEST COOKING STOVES. ia
NH nm vs. He narrower
ss -s32 1Ih strect. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASrf BONE
E K a,
WIfHovY MKYAL PLAYr or CL.sYs
DR.. 9. b. SI6ESMOED,
sIU byeedsecf, Nsts YoYk-260 Pfrsr,en~is xs
tass, es..ssss l2th ssd lsst sts., Rask,ssfos,
Cnils me attention of the public to the following
toFsEt6ses OF his improved system:
l. Ihe Teeth OF his manufacture Wilt ~
never corode nor change color BY any k<tS
sclds, being three fourths lighter than ary other
NO Teeth or roots need be extracted. A n.
&IuLclel ones can be inserted over them.
ache. ~ Ae'ei
No temporary teeth are needed as permanep,
ones can De made Immediately, thereby rreservins
NE natural expression of the face, ubIoh uodal
the old 81 stem is fTesuently dishsured.
rms work has been fully tested over Eve years
oJ many OF the hrst chemists and PHYSICIANS Of ths
Dr. 8 hs. also invented . white undestruc,iye
moul hliingi with which the most sensitive teeth
can % hiled without pain, snd can bnid IN n ser-
tect, soand tooth on any Hdo roots, which will last
The best Of references sIyen-to Or. ". Mott; Or,
roIemns, Professor of Chemistry, ". v: Hon
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court Of Wsshins-
Ton, and thousands of othcra s
Ce!I ana examine Tor Yourself. posem
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~ ~ SOMETHING NEW. ~ ~
AS 1GASszAyrsY DIscovxxY eI1SA IA
VeE&X THE ksE! ~A$
StSkW 1t Ssi @ IffsG, sy7ssifs 1Y
49, tSs I9s6isr.

y EE lSAE SEEAMED
IA vac Shs!i tu5 Thoroughly Cooked Ifsr sxFerisr
10 reassj IN fsze Ssssstss, tbs (sstasf
fSSss 81 rsseri. Call and see,
Ehs undersigned respectfully informs ms ffi.nSs
IA we piatct, and visttors to the city that he has
5 re- ii. OLD and w.LL-xHows rsTE1LTsaHENI
fist5 arrangements TO furnish OYSTERS in any
sS sna ~ any suaItlty t0e TO go gallons smoked
per Gay: 1000 to 1900 cans Of Spicod and Fresh
pat up daily-csns hermeticslly sealed. Furnished
IL The shell by the brshe Or barrel,
PersoaE wishing 20 hsyo Oysters furnished regs-
leTly through tho winter, st Baltimore prices,
Without fear Of failure, should call and mako ar
rsngdments q once. FrsiEht, time, and money
saYed bJ purchasing OF me, as fHrniEh an article
efua To lhs celebrated Baltimore .tsblishInents,
~ RrIcss last ~ low. -
NC SsfLEEs,
AZ Cenrsd Meats, kobstsrs, Ssrdinss. Clkma.
&C., 60. Also, Pickles, Csfsna, Sssces, Brandy
Peaches, &c. AlEo, Came and r resh Fish, Tur-
ties TSrr.sns' Fresh Lobster, Cod, Hslibut, &c.
kels sIwsJs or hand, at reasonable prices. a
notSis al iamiiles supplied with Oysters. de-
nreIod TtRout charge 10 sny part of the District,
In SEASON, Il the money is scnt with the order
MY establishment is open from 8 q, m, TO II NJ
~ eysrJ day, except Sunday, when close q
10 O'Clock - u.
iss II =. nj. HARVEY.
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NOTICE.
u ~ ezEg ss
|" ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY. u

ADAMS EAFEESS COMPANY
TINS Company Offers to the public" UuesuAIlcd
Advantage for tbs SAFE aId Quick Dispstc{I OF
neasJ frelghts, PecExscE, VGlaxbIes, Molcg, a.
ke, 10 all rsrts of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and West a. J.
PAL from and arrive ia Washington twice dsiiY
rslIa5ls messongeIs.
~! Psoksxes for The soidisrz csrrlea 81 "osr
Al Goods Tor the so-ezlled "Cenfedersts Stsleg,'
anS Al Articles "ConTabaad Of War" Will b.
Our Expresses lesye New York ct I, g. spds g.
p. hi. ~ " --AiAt''h ~ A. III and BE
EI:res.es leave rhis At s.ssA NJ. sn.
"a. a. - 49, ~ Al :
Expresses leave Bs timore e. t.!5 A. NJ, sndsp.
Pm. ''hs IN washington ct A. N 'ad ''''
.Exsreeses for ~ points North and West le.y.
washington .. 80 A. NJ. and ESQ p. NJ daily
SPSclsI Contraots for isrEe quantities of Fraxh;
osn Pc male on spP icstlon TO this Once
9narges' f.. w, PARSONS.
SEPT Ad1mz' ExsTess ComRauS
"kBhlngtoa. August q IsfI
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~ NOTICE. no TRAVELLERS.
He PoEtIaaster General havlng ordered the
NAL service between Washington,
Baltimore, and Old Point IFortress EH<4rN
monroeD 20 Be resamed, on and after
MonGsy, the 1Dih instant, the Bay Line of steamers
val iesve Banmors EVERY DAY lexcept Sun
dayD rom their wharf, foot Of Union DOCK, NJ az
O'Clock ,, m, or Immediately after the arrival o.
me washington Train. which leaves WashingtoI
m se-u N. N. FALLS, Pres't
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SptefiGId Sleeping Cars on all Night Trans
SMOStng Saloon Cars on all Trains.
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. fRCA WASHINGTON.
fessonsors VIII taEe the q. and .. m. trains,
aTltInE in Baltimore Ct 7-5e q. N. and IS p. m,
where close connections made with trains on
Lhe NcrtEe!n Central X. r., and arrive in Harris
Outs AZ p, IN. ana it5 q n there connecting
WIZ tas u6ln. On tbs PSnnsyivaria Central
RAILROAD Tor al psrts Of the west.
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u For Through Tickets, apply ct the Once OF
the Northern Central Kali Road Com
pany, Calvert station, BsItimoze.