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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH
ING MATERIALS


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
6urtdu Of ProrsioaS and Clothing. March IL, 1868
PROPOSALS viii be received at this ONCE until 3
o'clock on the hrst day of April 1853 for the de.
livery at the Charestown. Massach setts or Brook
iyn, New York, Navy Yards, at the option OF this
Bureau, OF the following articles of Clothing and
Clothing Materials, the same to coz form to the
last annual advertiseme mt for Clothing for the
Navy, dated June 2, 1882 and by the samp plies which
may be seen at the Navy Yards aforesaid, viz:
Blue Cloth Jackets. four Thousand.
Blue Cloth Trowsers. five thousand
Blue Satinet Trowsers. FIVE thousand
Blue Felt Caps ten thousand
Blue Flanntl Over Shirts ten thousand
canvass Duck Trowsers six thousand.
Barnsley Sheeting FrocKs .Sx thousand
blue satlnet, thirty Thousand yards.
Blue Flannel, one hundred thousand yds
B.rnsiey Sheedng, twenty thousand yards.
canvass puck, ten thousand yards.
Blue Nankln, ten Thousand yards.
Galfskin Shoes. ten thousand pairs.
Nj pskin shoes, ten thousand pairs.
Mooien SOCKS. ten thousand pairs.
Mattresses Iwith covers, four thousand
BiAnksts, ten thousand
The articles to be delivered within forty days
from the date OF the contract.
The Department will RESET We to itself the right to
reject any bid which shall be dee med too high
Payments to be made (retaining 81 per cent. until
the completion OF the contract1 within ten days al
ter warrants II the same shall have been passed by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Fond and security in hhIf the amount of the con-
tract will be required.
Blank ferns of proposals may be obtained al the
Gn;ce OF the Navy Agent at Boston. New York,
Philadelphia and at this Bureau. lT-dGt
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DEPARTMENT OF NoKTHCARoLI,.

Ningfieid Attacked by the Rebels-Rein- IL
forcements for our Troops Arrive and th :
Enemy are Driven Back-Their Whale
Force subsequently, Routed.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 29-The enamy
attacked WinEfcld on the Chowan river. and
were repulsed. The rebel force consisted OF the
Forfy-sfcond North Carolina, and guerrillas
under Colonel Brown.
Lieutenant McI-ane, with a part OF 4 COM
pany of the First North Carolina volunteers
tcoh refuge IN ock-hou>e, and defended him
self and command successfully. After an hour
and halfs fight, ne beat the enemy off.
General Foster came up the next day fron,
Plymouth with three companies, and four COM
panies OF the Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry
were sent from Suffolk by General Peck
Colonel Brown succeeded in crossing the
Chowan with part of his force. The remainder
We're attacked near Edpnton, and dispersed
after a short resistance. Our troops are hunt
ing them in the sWamps
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
Rochester, ". Y, Decenrber ., 1851
Ness.rs. Z. FL. DRAKE Col have been great
uferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years and
had to abandon my profession. About three
months ago tired the Plantation Bitters and to
recommended them in several cases and as far as
I know. always with signal benefit.
/ am respectfully! yours,
Pa,indsipLi0, 1Gfh Mouth l7fA Day, ls6a
RESPECTED FRIEND My daughter has been
much hene fitted by the of thy Plantation Bit
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
ShTfdnn HOuSS fhicnga, TV., FIJI. II. 1881
Messrs 2 II. DRARE & Co Please send US
another twelve of your Plantation Bitters
As morning sppetizer. they appear to have su-
perceded everything else, and greatly es-
teemed.
Yours, &C., GAGE & WAITE
Arrangements bav been completed. 6 supply
any demand for this article, which from lack of
government stamps has not heretofore been posi-
Bile.
The public may rest assured that in case viii
the perfectly pure standard of the Plantation Bit
ters be departed from. Erey 5ottls 5sayS The fac
Siniie If signature St.sl piats engYartag or
It cdnHot II geHWtne.
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and Dealers
throug the country.
p. ii. DRAKE 4 CO.,
mar 2-eol3t 202 BROAWAY, ny
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Further particulars of the Capture OF n
Missouri Steamer by GnerrilIas

KANsAs CITY, March 29.-Further paruc-
ulars have been received in regard TO the cap
guerrillas. II is stated that nine negro men
and two soldiers Were killed and one wound
ed. The last escaped to Independence. All
public and private property was rified. Three
hundred sacks of flour, forty eight wagon beds
belonging 10 the Government, and consider
able private freight was thrown overheard.
The amount of money taken is upwards of
$4,000, of which $500 belonged TO the boat. The
guerrillas intended TO destroy the boat, but
finally allowed her TO proceed on her voyage
They had followed her thirty miles
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THE WAR on THE EMISSISSIPPI.
Great Advantages Reported to Have Bee
Gained by aur Troops,

NEW YORK. March 29.-The Mercury has u
special Cairo dispatch, 10 the effect that the
rise in the Mississippi has flooded the PENN
sula, and there ,, therefore, Il depth of fifteen
feet OF water III the cutoff. A fleet OF six irol-
clads and twenty transports passed through,
carrying fifteen thousand men. They are to
Join Admiral Farragut, and though the object
is kept secret, il is thought they will attack
Port II udson.
Another dispatch says a report has been re
ceiyed, announcing The complete success OF
the expedition under Generals Ross and q un-
by and Admiral Porter, and it is said Green
wood has been captured, with all the rebel
force there, but no particulars are given
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DEPARTMENT OF THE OHIO

4 Rebel Force Reported to have Crossed
the Cumber erland-Gen Gilmore Driyiuu
the Enemy Before HIM in 4 entucky
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-The Journal learns.
from what il says is crrditable source, that a.
division of rebel infantry crossed the Cumber-
land yesterday, at Stages Ferry, near Walls
burg, Pulaski county, but army headq uarters
have received ne notice of this inCurSion
Yesterday afternoon, the frei ght tram even
miles below GallatIn, broke through the bridge
Three men and about 120 head of cattle were
killed.
Frankfort and Lexington are under martial
law. All is quiet in their vicinity
Gen. Gilmore crossed the Kentucky river in
force yesterday. rrcaptured Danville. and is
driving the rebels in the direction of Crab Or
charG.
Gems. Parke and Wilcox have arrived AZ the
Burnett House. Cincinnati.
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A OCLA A MATION,

PROCLAMATION
DAYTON'S CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACKERS.
WINE BISCUIT.
LEMON BISCUIT, PIC MIC CRACKERS
ARE SOLDB
oRME SON, KING & BURCHELL, GASS Il
galley, GULICK, HOOVER. WHITE
JOYCE, NJ. GREEN, B. FENNER.
mar 2l-lmS
RARR0 ELDEN co.
ID BANKERS,
223 PENNA. AV., OPPOSITE WILLARDS
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
WILL BUY ANB SELL
GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURRENT MONEY,
VIRGINIA AND OTHER
SOUTHERN BANK NO7ES,
DEMAND AND $40 TREASURY NOTES
and all other
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
DRAFTS ON THE NORTHERN CITIES AND
EUROPE.
Navy and Army Checks AID Quartermasters'
Vouchers Cssbed
Collections made en- the most liberal terms
Bonds, Stocks and Geld bought and sold on usual
commissions.
Deposits received. mar 2llm
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Rebels Attack Williamson and

FORTRESS MONROE, March 29-The enemy
alta cked williamsburg this morning with cav
airy and infantry, and Were repulsed by the
Filth Pennsylvania Cavalry under Colonel
Lewis. At noon the enemy had retreated. and
Colonel Lewis had rf-est ablished his pickets
The loss is not yet ascertained.
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Later from Port RoyaI.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 2s.-The steamer
$. r. Spaulding, from Hilton Head last Thurs
day. arrived here day She reports the
steamboat Expounder aground near Stone
inlet
There has been no important movement as
vet with the fleet
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Prize Steamers Arrived New York !.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The prize steamer
Granite City, captured off Elenthera, arrived
here tonight. She is an iron vessel, four hun
dred tons burden. and had an assorted cargo
from Nassau. The steamer Dudley Beak, from
Newbern, arrived this evening. The prize
steamer Nicholas First arrived to- o-night
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DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBER.
LAND.
The Rebels Eudeay0ring to Make a Di
siau l., thair En

Il 1T IhFHFI~ = HUFfNUTIT 10 MIKE Il Dl.
version in their Favor
CINCINNATI. March 29-Parson Brownlow
has arrived from Tennessee. He reports that
the rebels are concentrating all their infantry
formerly in East Tennessee at Tullahom;l.
while The cavalry make a diversion in EaSt-
ern Kentucky, hoping 10 draw a portion OF
RosecranS' forces. Rebel renforcements are
daily arriving Al Tullahoma, from Virginia
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n UARTEKMASTER GENERALS & OFFICE.
W WAsHISGToS CRY, March 70, l-Si.
Owners of steam vessels invited to send to the
Quartz: master Generals Office tenders for their
charter sale
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels their dimensions, enrolled Or registered
tonnage. actual carrying capacity material
whether coppcred whether side wheel or pro-
pelitrsI whether iron copper fastened. size and
power of ines and boilers; and s oud state the
price at hich they offered for long short
charter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case Of loss. or IN case the Government should
prefer 10 purchase instead of chatteriug.
Owners OF steam vessels already in ~ service of
the QusrtermsBters Department are requested TO
make knowL to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which hey iuay he willing TO
grant, and also the price At which they will be
willing to sell them.
All .uch tenders should be aidre sscd 20 the
QuRi teTmaster General of the United States. At
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale Of steamers.
When received. they will be considered, AMI Ihr
Department will eudeavnr to reduce the hca:%
expense attending army transportation upon th,,
ocea and tidcwaters, by substituting. " herever it
can do So cheaper vessels OF eqnal capacity tor
4hose now employed VI. G. MEIGS,
23 I'm Quartermastar General.
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NJ EW SPRIN NG DRY GOODS,
300 pieces new spring Calico
50 pieces Lawns $50 pieces Bleached Cotton
% pieces Ilriliants and Gin CHAINS
81 pieces Mohair Plaids, l6 pieces Black Silk
Irish Linens, Towels. Crash, Cotton and Linen
Flannes, Ladies Cloaking Cloths
Colored Alpacss, Plaid Poplins, MOusslins
New Style Square and Long Shawls, for spring
Mourning Goods of every description
80 dozen Hoped Skirts
$50 dozen Ladies, Gents, aud Misses Cotton Hose
Hand dkerckiefs, Gloves Gauntiets, Jouyin's Kid
Glsves
Cambria. Swiss, Thread and Valenciences Edgings
aud Insertions
l5 dozen Parasols, Sun Shades, and Sun mbrellas
DC.
AL of which we offer at very small advance.
mar 23-2w.r M, TAYLOR i co,
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"A smile wss On her lir-heafth b was in her lcok,
strength WAS in her step, and in her hand-Plsnts-
tioA Bitters."
S-T-1s60-Y.
few bottles Of Plantation Bitters
Will cure Nervous Headache.
Cold Extrsmities and Reverished Lips
Sour Stomach and Fstid Breath.
Flatuency and Indigestion
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostratien Great Weakness.
sAllow Complexion. Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
II is estimated that seven-tenths of all adult
ailments proceed from q diseased and torpid liver.
The hillary secretisns of the liver overfowng into
the stomach poison the entire system and exhibit
the above symptoms.
After long research, We are able TO present the
most remarkable cure for these hOrid nightmare
diseases, the world hasever produced. Within one
year over six hundred and forty Thousand persons
have taken the Plantation Bittsrs, and not an in
stance of complain has come to our knowledge!
1t is most effectual tonic and agreeable stimu-
liant. suited to all conditions oflife.
The reports that it relies upon mineral sub
stances for it's active properties wholly false
For the public satisfaction. and that patients may
consult their physicians, We append list Of its
conponents.
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for over two huadred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
sia, Weakness, &c. It was introduced into Europe
by the Countess, wife Of the Vceroy Peru, in 1910,
and afterwards sold By the Jesuts for the enormous
price Of It's 1ceieh in stlrer. under the name of
Jesuit's Porders, and was finally made public by
Louis XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes
especial reference to its febrifuge qualities during
his South American travels.
CAsoARILLA BARK-For diarrh9a, collie and dis
ases of the stomach and bowels
DISSATISFACTION inflammation of the loins and
dropsical affections.
CHAhoAILE FLowERs-For enfsebled gestion.
LAVENDER FLewERS-Aromatic, stimulant and
tonic-highly invigorating in nervous debility
WISTERGREES-For scrofua rheumatism &c.
ASIsE-AR aromatic carninative creating fssh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also, Glove buds orange, carraway, coriandsr,
snake root. &c.
S. T.-lS60-X.
Another wonderful ngredient, of Spanish orr gin,
impartng beauty to the complexion and rlliaucy
to the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce of
the world, and We withhold its name for the
present.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

0A ~
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEvINrH AND STREETS.
AAzAeRRs---.-.--.M .MEssRs. NADER GossoI
e7AeH AANAezn------------F G. MAEpEl
1REAsuRKR.--------- ----..-...---..G GEO. w. FARREH
MONDAY EVENING, March 3oth, 1853,
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
MRS JOHN WOOD,
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
THE QUEBN OF COMEDY AND SONG,
THE QUEIN OF COMEDY AND soN9I
THE QUEEN OF COMEDY AND SONG.
win make her 6rst appearance in Washington in
TWO OF HER GREAT CHARACTERS.
JENNY LIND,
with her y ondsrful vocal limitations Of
RRIGNoLI,
AMAELIO,
GAzzANIGA. dc.
together with varions songs and q
u " c E,
LOAN OF A LOVER.
Gertru uie.....-........---. ie. Mrs John Wood
With Songs. Duets &c
NoTIcE.-During Mrs. John Woods engagement
seats may be secured three days in advance.
TUESDAY, SECOND NIGHT or
MRS JOHN WOOD.
Prices OF ADAissIoE.-Balcony Chairs, rs cents,
Orchestra Seats IS cents Parquette, 80 cen ts Fam
lily Circle, 25 cents; Private Boxes, S.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard,s Hots,
LposARp MArac,,
THIS EVENING,
R,-engsgement iOr only FIVE nights OF
E. L. DAVENPORT,
J. W. WALLACK, JR..
supported by
Miss EMILY MEsTAYER, Miss ADA PARKER.
CHARLES BARRON, 6cSc
First time Of the great pantic play written
expressly tor Mr. Davenport, III i've tableaux en-
st. MARC;
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
st Marc-----. e. L. Davenport
GismondO Ws,tsak
Diauora- Ada Parker
Theresa ............ Emily Mestaver
Lorenzo ......, Charles Rsrron
Count Rosario ------....... J. E. Whiting
Es~ Admission s." 25, and rs cents Seats fer snv
Of the concluding nights may be secured two dsys
1UEsDAY-Thc popular plav WERNER. nov
only played by Mr. Waack.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE
CHAIRS
ouARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFIcE,

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE !
WdShingtGn, F.bruary Il, 1853.
PROPOSALS will be ed at this Department
furnishing the following articles for the use Of the
ouartermsSter Generals Department, viz;
CARPETING
Seven hundred t7nn) yards, more or less of In
grain Csrpeting Of the best quality, sam pies of
which must accompany the offer The price per
square yard to include nakiDg binding and lifting
to each room, and putting down tho same complete
in the best manner. Measurement to be made on
ascertained. The rooms to be carpeted can be seen
by calling at this Office
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred and twenty (l2D) Oak Chairs cane
seat, sample of which can be seen at this Office
The whole to be completed within two weeks from
the time OF signing the agreement. The price for
this Office
By order of the Quartermaster General. fe26-td
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CLOTHING, &c.

CLOIdlNG, &c.
URRAH FOR SMITH.
400 SEVENTH STREET
He i. selling Immense Bargains in
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, CAPS, DO, dc.
For few days more we viii oner our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To those in want We say, now is the time to buy.
Remember that SMITHS is headquarters for
Clothins-46O Seventh street, tw o doors above
Bruce Co.'s. II. SMITH, OlotAier,
No. 400 Seventh street,
mari and corner aoth ST. and Pa. av
GREAT DECLINE IN GcLDl
In order TO reduce our present stock we have
REDUCED TEE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are nov selling off at "a pid rates.
The people End that
BRUCE CO.'S
is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
Low RAT TEs,
Call and secure some OF the Great Barssins now
offered at No. AGA SEVENTH STREET, two doors
below Smiths. ]. BRUCE & CO.,
mar7 Clothiers, AGA Seventh st.. nesrF.
nISCHARGED SOLDIERS
IL are all invited to call At
shITH's.
No. $50 sEvEsr1 STREET,
Opposite Citg Pes. Gtis,
and get their
CLOTHING
ATLEss THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER DOTH STREET AND PA Av
mar17
ID BOYS CLOTHINGn
We hereby call every body's attention TO our
LARGE AND TASTY STOCK
BOYS CLOTHING,
to suit the
Being now prepared to fit all boys from FIVE years
and up, We invite every body to give call
Remember our motto, which is-Fan pealtngs
and Lop Prices, BAR d BROTHER,
fe l7-2m Southwest corner TIN and SITS,
FALL AED WINTlR GOODS
L MILITARY AND CIFILIAN.
their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing
eke DKEss COATS, D0EsKIN PANTS, VESTS.
&c. large and we'll selected Stock of 'fne heavy
o sGrs es most aa
rsble manner. On GERS will find our Military Goods
desrous to their wants. Heavy Woslen Blankets,
for camp use vsatGn.GIf TaIn sfRPasNs RRPF'ffs CO.,
322 Pennsylvana avenue,
90 25-dtf between 9th and 10th streets
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TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTRRN
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. .AIfEh
THE STEAMSHIP sREA61&0
GREAT EASTERN.
WALTER pAT0N m n5ar


WILL BE DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM NEW YORK,
1usfdsy s;9styc. May May 49, Tuesday June 9.
each berth according to size situation and accom-
modation of the State Rooms; all having the same
privileges in the Saloons in regard to meals aud
attendance. Suits of apartments for families may
be engaged by special agreement
Excursion Tich cts out and back in the ist Cabin
only, fare and half,
Servants accompanying passengers, and children
snder twelve years o. age. half are. Infants free.
SECOND CaBIN.-state Room berths, meals
furnished at eparatr tables Observation-Disclosures. SO
THIRD CABIN iate State Rooms pas
sengers found with beds, bedding. table uten-
slls, and good substantial food ...........,S1
sTEERAGE, with superior accommodate, ns. $50
All fares pay able in Gold, its equivalent in U.
s. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage. An expe erienced Surgeon on board
=, For freight and passage apply to CHARLES A.
IN @-tje9 ROWLAND Il ASPIN WALL, Agents.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY Suffers or THE
Il army that am prepared to furnish at all times
and at short notices all kinds OF WAGONS, &c.ap-
pertaining to suffers. CHARLES SLACK,
Corner of John and Cathedral SITS,
mar H-6mN Baltimore, Md
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Ss,se6 prizes amounting to- - S59s +392 80
Tickets $40; Halves SS Quarters SEX; Eighths SIX
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN TIN MONTH

s., 500 prizes. Amounting to-. 1888 392 80
Tickets $40; Halves s5; Quarters sa1I; Eghths SIX
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE MONTH
~All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS d CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware. mar 5-taprl@
u NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN
DY PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER.
NEW AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING
Prof. Wolo wski continues his Singing and Piano
Glasses, and opens new course for Piano and Sing
ing which will be the last.
By Prof Wolowskis new method, a person hav
in very short time to read music with great faci
ity and execute operatic we'll classical music
with rare perfection. .
As to the vocal part, by his way of vocalization
be arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vocal
izs with facility, accuracy and fine quality of tone
Prof. Wolowski re eceyes visitors daily from to
o'clock p NJ. q. his residence, No. 45I 10th street,
between and r. mars lm
SUTLER's AND GR0CERs WAGONS.
Largest size and 4-Horss Suffers Wagons,
without Springs. Grocers ana other Wagons,
With sgriogs; Also on hand several SECOND
~ THOMAS YOUNG,
mar IS I'm No 400 Pennsylvania Avenue.
SurLERs, ArrESTIeN E0E N
100 boxes CASTLE i soar,
100 AADAMASTINR ADIinn CANDLES,
Cheap for cash al SstisnsI SOAP auG Candle
Works, Green street snc the Canal, Georgetown,
{. MAJ %
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M NO IMPOsITION
NlADAME RObS, Doctress and Assrologist, Was
born with a natural gift. She tells the past and
marriages, brings together those long separated.
Cures al diseases business strictly confidential.
the Patent ofioe The only person that can show
q likeness ef future husband or absent riend in
reality. Ladies 81 cents: gentlemen si. mh25 In"
MRS. i. SMITH Olairyeyant Test Medium, No.
Capitol Hill, next door to National House; = few
doors from McPhersons Apothecary, same side;
yellow blinds. Mrs Smith heals old standing dis
eases by magnetism, eonverses with your deceased
friends describes them: gets names also sees your
living husbands, brothers, wives, children, lovers
describes them. tells their character ana diseases
and al about them. Hours from 10 till p. Sit
tings 81. mar % 2r*
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n d E LOWS HALE
BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY
At the request of many prominent citizens and
strangers, Messrs
KAEANAGH. GCLDTHWAITE and DERRY
assisted by
MICHA PHELAN
will give graod
BILLI4 RID EYhIBITIO
at the above Hall on
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS
March 9th and Sst 1863,
And on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 3lst, at
three O'Clock,
For n'e Accommodation 0f Ladies' md Families
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
te be obtained at the principal Hotels Billiard
Rooms, Restaurants, and at the door
Doors open at 7; playing to commence at ia
O'Clock. mar 2i lwt
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Mrs. WREN sill M4eSnTasa eonsinass to
CURE ALL DISEASES
HAND Mag GNBTISM
Call and see tthis city testimonials. 445 & st.
WashingtoB mar9-lm-
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PERSONAL.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
all Persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
enasing q note for $ls.25, dated November sd
1862. and payable three months after date. drawn
Sx Richsrd,on& Ce of Norwich. .Oonn. in faver of
W. .. Wsllach, a. the same vas stolen from the
Star office on the night Of March "a.
r24-lw W, ID WALLACH
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A MACHINE sEWING
ALL Kinds of Machine Stitching, Embroidering
Dress Making, &C., promptly executed at %
Ninth street, between II and I. Family Sc wing
attended to at short notice Ladies' wishing to
learn on Grover Baker machin. :, taught in a
few lessons.
Also Rooms to rent. mar 23.2w*
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ID READ AND BE WISE!
Go to DIS. BROTHERS & GRAY and be cured
They have given their particular attention to the
treatment and cure of all forms of Disease " par
ticularly that of private character, for 20 years
This is the Oldest established Botanic Medical Of
dce in the District and have saved thousa ads from
tits. then for those unfortunates who have brought
dises, upon themselves 10 be cured before It is too
late, thus preventing exposure of themselves and
family. Office and residence, 79 south street
Island. opposite Smithsonian Institution me lmf
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~All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS & CO.,
Wilmington Delaware mar 5taprlH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-03
OnlTl ARIES.

IL - VIM a +aFIe"lul hcif' We wfitc thi- tribute
~ -" hnshlY 70 .te u enpfy 81 iHtNA- fRtS-
TON SANFORD, youngest son v Rev. Thomas
ana ms WE Jane Salnihd. oi thi- place, lie
iel' mntaiis "ounded At ne battle Of shnrp'hnrg,
"n the i'th dag 81 september last AZ the time
OF ms deSth le Vas ~ Lieut. w 60. " rom Tim
ny '"n rh'eh was > lNt' % the heroic 1T Texas
regiment, ~ ten. Hn"i- brigade. bout sam
iofn Wa ihuhk tNe uist NOM th- state 10 respond
10 The cNi OF his country, and volunteered ~ q
private M TIE ePnes u 1851 After remaining
IN virginia Tor .ohs months ne wi- detailed ~
return home aud raise another company IN The
organization OF this company he was elected 10