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LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH

X 81
FORTRESS MONROE, March IS.-The Rich.
mond papers OF the 10th contain the following
items:
"Farragrt has made an attack on Port Hud.
.cn and has been repUlsed. The Mississippi
was burnt, and Farragut went down the river
in his flagship disabled. The Federal land
forces did not Join in the attack.
"fort Pemberton lat the mouth of the ITALIA
EatChie river, MissiSsippi,) was bombarded on
tbe 18Th inst. We lost some valuable gunners
and a lew others. Our loss Is not heavy
JACKSON, Miss, March l4-Tolerably au-
thentic information says that Helena was at
tackled in the rear on Monday, the 9th. Heavy
firing could be heard there yesterday
CHATTANOOGA, March II "A battle is i'm
H,ishing took place yesterday Oh the Murfrees.
hero read, az Old FOsterrille. Fifteen Yankee
Ges erters arrived this morning"
COLUMBUS, Tenn, March I4.-Four brigades
81 The enemy, under General Rosecrdns, en-
'deayored TO hem in Van Dorm yesterday, Just
across Duck river, knowing that he had no
means CT crossing. Our artillery was kept in
POSITION and replied 10 the Yankees fire for
some hours, and then escaped by way of White
bTlGge, tventy-six miles above. The enemy are
greatly surprised and eXasperated a.V an Dorn's
escape. They returned to Franklin, after burn
iEg the houses Van Dorm had occupied for his
headquarters"
'RALEIGH, March 15.-GeneraI u. H. Hill
came upon the enemy < outposts ar Deep Gully
on The Trent road. eight miles this side Of New.
bern. The enemy's force consisted OF four COM
panIes OF infantry and one light battery. They
fed across the river and destroyed the brid gP
Yankee and a s.bu1falo'' was captured. Gen
Hill was marching on Newborn"
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PARTICULAR EOTICH.

There are many preparations sold under the mama
of Btters. put in quart bottles, compounded Of tie
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from -
10 10 cents gallon, the taste dissu BY Arieo
or Coriander Seed. = :
This class Of Bitters has caused and will continue
20 cause as long as they can be sold, handreds 10
die the death of the drunkard. BY their use tbs
system is kept continually under the influence OF
Alcoholic Stimuisnts Of the worst kind the desire
for Liquor is created and p, and the result
all the horrors attendant upon drunk ard life anc
death.
For those who desire and toiu lace q Lionor Bit-
ters, publish the following receipt Get ons
bosk Hoafdsd,s German Btre-s and mix with fk,ss
sxdTts Of good Brandy Whisky snd the result win
Be preparation that will far cree! in medcz vir-
tues and true excellence any of the numerous Lie
Biers in the market, and viii cost s1gek less Yor
win have all the virtues of HoQSdHdns Bite, in
connection with good article Of Liquor, az much
less price than these inferior preparations wiz
cost you.
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GEoCEAPHICAL TABLES TURNED-It has
long been known that Russia makes one daily
revolution about the Pole, but Jnly recentIy
aolished thar the Pole purposes making one
continual ~ olUtiOn about Russia.-PuHch.
1SOmsbody saws there are two kinds Of
family Jars-in one you put your sWeetmeats,
and IA The other you put your foot.
So New Engia has AZ last been cleft ont i'm
IN or" Gu Monday the thermometer stood
o. 'assuu uf several degrees below zero
90 IT,. Taunton GGI-tLf styles he ON. honest
NFuhsh. Wh" refused The mica ~ plumber a
90 .,f vii go. 81 honor
- a wsruhsr 90 IA. New Haven Comm !
NM. ''uu,u w.u -fatcyd while Visiting :,
O.. Hsf .l Ill-ItnF fu hat city recently.
e. 4 srUtY Ave million pounds OF tnba,,, -
Ff"H 90 sHuuail1 90 Missouri. and the uuaIttv
D. 90 a och rrpUf" iu thr market
80 Zoos fIumi I.d Doc All. have consent.
4" h..d hf''. bee Boston a. my cent. a
H .f ..I aHf.I..|.r
e. f.f.s HurIIsH 80 f-.u.,. .r,.n ,,r,.
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EXCHANGE OF BALL CIvILiTIEs-A CORES
pendent writing from before SIcksburg, SAYS
that the rebel officials in thai city recently sent
an invitation 10 Gen. Grant, Admiral Porter
and other Union officers TO attend 4 grand ball
10 De gwen In Eieksburg. Our officers were
assured That they would be treated In the kind
est and mos generous manner, and that no eff
tort would be spared 70 render the occasion
pleasant and memorable. They would be intro
uucec 20 The most fascinating bellies OF the Mis-
siSsippi and subjected TO the fire of their bright
eyes. Our officers declined the polite in vltation,
a. they had little heart Tor banqu with
those tonight whom Tomorrow they might
meet foes
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CHANGE OF SIGNALs.-an The consequence
OF the seizure by the Rebels of a United States
Naval Signal book, Re yised code of signals is
SAID 70 have been made and sent 10 every
'EIfed states man -cf-w war in commission II
II rot ContTaband TO state that our signal
system Is such that q very trifing alteration
can change the entire meaning of all signs of
communication. No embarrassment has as yet
been occasIcned u cur officers by the acquaint-
ance of the Rebel officers with our code Of
signals
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BOOKS, &c.

A RMY AND NAVY ALMANAC
"A AND
WASHINGTON MILITARY DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR 1868,
Containing, in addition to Calendar and the or
binary Almanac Information,
TABLES OF ERENCE
MATTERS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
to the
UNITED SERVICES.
Edited by BEN. PBRLEY PoORE. Handsomely
bound. Price - cents Free by mail on recei pt of
the amaont PHILIP & SOLONONS.
Metropolitan bookstore, 332 Pa. ay,
mar Il 81 between 9Th and 10Th SITS
ID ICHARDSON ON Houses; IS.
HI Rarey On Horse Tanning; 75c
Miles en- the Herses Foot, and how to keep it
Sound, see.
Coles American Veterinarian; 5sc.
Gentlenan's Pocket Farrier; DC.
Turner on Training Young Horses, London; 81.
Dsdd g Modern Horse Doctor; 81.
Etcnehep se s British Rural Sport; S35D.
Stewarts Stable Book; 81.
fouatt and SpoOner on the Horse; .25.
The Hunting Field. by Heiver London; Sl.75.
Tk ings worth knowing about Horses. London; 81
louatt and Skinner on the Horse; 80.
Mayhews Illustrated Horse Doctor; 81 so.
Stonehenge on the Horse, London; S4.5h.
Beaucher on Brea ing and Train ing Horses; 81 So
Lawrence on the Horse; 65c
Linsiey on Morgan Horses; 81.
The Horse Owners Guide; 5ac.
mar 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DROPOS ALs FOR AL.

ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
WdshiHgtOa Arsenal, March IN, 1865
FRoPOs AIS will be received at this on ce until 10
a on the 10Th instant, for twentyh ave (25) tons
(124O lbs the toni of the best screened Anthra-
cite Geal. To be delivered at this Arsenal within
tentdays after the acce ptance of the contract
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, who will be required to give a
bond witch one acce bile surety for the sum of
S2e0 for the due performance of the contract.
GEORGE ELY
mar u Capt. and Asst Quartermsst.r
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st. l8So.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERs

BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.
They purify, siren CITIZEN, and invigoraIe.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliyen the
mind.
They prevent miasmauc and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrh9a, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus-
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters Ia the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. Thy are made of
pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasurc Of q beverage, without regard to age
or time OF day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE GO, aO2 Broad.
way, New York. sep 25-eo8m
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HORRIBLE CRUELTY.-Mary Nell, an irish
woman, living IN Eleventh avenue, New York
was arrested Monday, on a charge of burning
her child TO death. Il is alleged that she actu.
ally applied red hOt shovel 10 the child's
bs x, but she declares that the burns on the
d.ceased's body were accidentally received.
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PROPOSAES.; -'----
PROPOSALS. iHs S Skk21EtNS; AND CLOTH.

Busax ef Provisions aud Csothixs, March n, lass
S s.s Il 'ns e. ss:
yery at the oh.Ilssto. NAsssoA usstt. or Brook
s &. sss. 5 s. IS s ss q
+: Ssss: s:
5. Il which
Blue Cloth JsoieN. four thousand.
s sS. Ssfa Ave tsou:snS
Bins FAM f xtP Over Shirt. ten .sSSssns
sss anssa. q .sssn
Blue Blu sstinet, thirty thousand yards.
Barnsley sheetine, twenty thousand yards.
Canysss Duck, ten Thousand yards
Cslfskin Shoes, ten thousand pairs.
Kipskin Shoes, ten thousand pairs.
WOODEN Socks. ten thousand pairs
Mattresses, { with oovers,) four Thousand
siaeh s;iiH.na.s,cs;s,s.. ten t tSoussnd
The articles to be delivered within forty days
from the date Of the contract
reject any bid which Shall be des med too high.
payments TO De made retaining 20 per cent. IN
ter variants fer the same shall have been passed BY
the sesre as 10th: of the ;Trsssqry
tract wal be required.
Blank X be sSA Ns the
fs an. Ss :. tfs Bureau
PROPOSALS FOR rf .s9Ro BARRELS OF
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 2lst day
OF March, 1863, at IL o'clock M, for furnishing
FLOUR.
Bids win be received for what is known as No. l,
No 2, and No. 5, and for any portion less than the
50, 600 barrels Bids for different grades should be
upon sepal ate sheets Of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced
on the 9Th Of April, or as soon thereafter as
the Government may direct, At the rate of $50
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
Warehouse in Georgetown, At the Wharves or ct
the Railroad Depot, Washington, d. G.
Payment will be ade in certificates of indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
The usual government inspection viii be made
rust before the -four is received
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to ply with their bids or from
bidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be and head lined.
Bids will be accompanied with an oath of allie
glance. and directed TO Col. A. BECK WITH, A.
d. G. 4 @. g. q. 8 A., Wsshingto D. c., and en-
dorsed proposals for Flour" mar 10
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ga ~. Louis paper mentions the arrival
IN that city of two tons Of cotton seed import
ed from the South 10 be planted in Missouri
helds- The production of cotton in many parts
OF Mlssouse and Kentucky II no new thing
twenty-five years ago IL was quite common
for small farmers in the southern counties of
II; 81 States 10 grow cotton enough for their
own use.
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cry GOODS, &c.
:EMBROlDERIES 7

EMBRolDERlEs1 , ,u,,
We hsvs DO. in store, and viii cell vithoas any
advance on old prices, tie following goods. such
bGSes do. iNsIRfINe and lDa.
|, eoLtAEs nd sLEEvEs. in ..ts and single.
Plain Hemsttched asS Embroidered HANDLER
With sss 5sE:s s0e, 2, s.P ass. ESssseAa
4e Market spsee, under Avenue Aesssl
.ss J:: s; ana q s. s fs
and Embroidered Handkerchief. Infant Robes and
% . y, = kssss Lac; s.S
Tsh As si:s let and aSrSss f ks: Ear.
ri; ;' :; sold st low ~
mar Oily Is HArket Spsce.
EHA NDXHRCHlIYs.
Hh.S.:s:ss,s, s sssi ss a'G:s
Mourning, and others.
fOoiored Berdered, Hemstitebed,
1' f'h' iHtr Ger German H.nds,un.
The above stock is yery large, and we wiz oner
,ss without any On Ss RENsfs Ss
4s Market Space. under Avenue He9se,
Jan between 7th and sth sts.
1JANDsoME HOLIDAY PRIsINFs!
Just opened another lot Of
Hantsome Black Cloth CL0AKS,
Rich Plush ana Frosted Beaver CLOAKe,
Rich Striped Broche and Cloth Long sHAWLS, In
All at MUCH nSc6 less than former prices, to which
special attention of purchasers 10 invited
CREAT INDU0 EM1NTs
3 cent. Per yard for DRESS GOODS of the bss,
fabrics and styles. worth T1 TO 50 cents.
longer than for ono or two weeks. ~ the goods
Are ADVANCING daily W. MEYENBxRa,
As Market Space, between 7th and 9Th sts.,
Del Under the Avenue House
LADIES' DRESS fURS!
JUST Arrived another large and doe assortment
of FU Rs in sets and separate, from Sc to 9260,
~, of oEr own manufacture, and Is the stock wss
bought before the rise We are thus enabled to suit
Our stoef of DRY GOODS is daily increased BY
Is Market Space, under Avenue House,
noS Between 7th and 9Th SITS.
INTERESTING FOR LADIES.
We have again reduced the prices of o large ztock
OF handsome Dress Goods to Is cents per yard.
Also, Hooisn Hosiery, Glsves, Morinoes, shawis,
Cloaks, EmbroiGeries, &C., viii be sold ct reduced
- Our stock VI Ladies' and CAildren's Dress and
Fancy furs will be sold 1t great bargains. They
are All new made AMI fresh goods Of our own man
ls Marks Space. bet. 7th and eth SITS.
deH under the Avenue House
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
. an MIN rDTE--n1 m -Ar

We call the attention Of all having relation. M
GERMAN R eur. nn y
diseases induced by exposures and privstons Incl
SsIy q IN ot ~. e ss I pgpsned almost
1t viii be noNced that very large proportion are
can be readily cured by Hoossna German Btssrs
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
ton in stating that If these Btters we1e fras,
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might
We cali particular attention TO the following re-
and well suthenticated c.re OF one Of the
'hss been saved by the Bitters:''
PHLADELpHIA, usust;2sd, IsS.
:, Messrs Jo.ss Ercns.Iwen, gentlemen, your
Hoofand's &c Bitters ass saved my life. There
II mistake in this 1t is vouched for By mum ber9
and who we're fully ,cesniaant Of all the circam'
last four years. member OF shermsns csleSrsssd
sstseRy ana under fse im%e .h command Of Gap
upon my .rdueus duties, was stacked in Novem.
cl H1s dsgs n Se ehs .as
lowed By great debility. hes hsensd BY n sstssf .,
ON ss
State of Maine, frsm which landed on the 18th
5. sSHa If :,
ity, For week or nere ! yas scarcely able 70
it was immediately thrown up again
sSSd Iii s sosa as Of on
fR e
ffsnSy told me they could DO no more for me- and
advised me S ;ss and to MAKE such
A. snS s.fs s sss
:SsisG ,G x.
ss.ss md sss Cha 20,
getting Setter, Though have taken bat two bot
nom xhSm have heard nothing FOR eisStss.;
from the Tenty Front Royal i your snss
able Bitters owe the certainty Of lie which kss
TIE psse of = sm
bosom those Tho are are dearest to me IN nc:
We fully concur in the truth OF the above s..t..
ment as we hsa eesgairea 81 seeing our somrs1s,
S59S aS SpPD kGRAS TT SsS yG.s B.ttsr,
LEWIS cHkEAGIIkR. ssd New wy Yo Maine
I.EE. SPESSSkR lat Artillery, Bstterrr.
HkSR9 Z. M hsDpsSsGGbSf Co. g g; ON n..-.
EkfHHSIEH b ffios.iss IS Co ssT ,, t .,,s PESO
iehS 5sSklSs H C. j. &c s.sa '''"'''
BEWARE Oh CoUsrTKFHirsi
Re. that N. s.rnstgr. Of &C. lACGsgs
on the WRAPPER ofsssE bottle
PRICE PIN ro1flt 70 'fHNH
oRHALT Dor Toh W
Should Iour assrss' erusA..' 90 $40 'ss'
do not be EUt % ~ arT IT 10 InIHflHaII 1850
Fstions that nsy b. ofsfef lN ifs rfra 1T t.f. Z
us aud - al iorvsIf, ssfnfr'f rarfff - SO
PaseiFai oFFtUs asH htsrftUfrsf
No tat aaCu 90
guaNs sFsHs
Fss..ssf. tsOn Is.stHs Al o.
Ffetfts
- r.t ,ss ~ pfuss1s's sst easls-g sfsss
Nss 10 ms iHits1 ftsiss - ~@F
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ID r OP Os AIS FOR WOOD.

""S"'''''' 1 &C. ;a' ss,!sms'; e.
,PRoPosAs are invited for furnish ing Wood TO
the troops in and around the Forts Hereinafter
len fs s H ta INV Wosd
sid. q he ac.r ohsia Bsdss 'A' '0a'n
>, Proposals to be made in the following manner,
ssa FGE wood ssai af ss5s
Third FOE + wood cut and corded on the ground
psogo,ala must specify the locality kind qaa~ti-
Proposals win be received under this advertise
ms e Tor the AMOUNT G,9 Of wood required .,
Zach bidder must attach bis full name and Post
PSrties interested in the proposal must appear in
IA oath Of allegiance 10 the Government Of The
United StGtss n.nM 0eecmpany each bid.
blds viii BE opened from tine TO time, and con-
tracts or purchases made az the wood may be re-
The right is reserved to accept all or any part Of
v PIoPosals sh9a.d be endorsed, Proposals for
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieut.. Colonel Chief Qusrtermsster
fs 2l-1m Department of Washington.
PROPOSALS FOR Gu E ARE AND OFFICE
QuARrERxAsTrR GEHERAL's OFFICE, I
Proposals win be received At this DEPARTING emit
until u O'Clock NJ, the 5th day of May next for
Gener.is Department s as' '' tue
CARPETING.
grain Csrpetne Of the best austy, sam pies Of
which must accompany the offer. The price per
to each and putting down the same
in the best manner. Measurement to be made on
% To csppssed cam Be
by calling at this office
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred uty Oak Cbaira ram
ssat, sample of which can be seen az this office.
IL! The hole to be completed within tive weeks freE
esch chair to include the delivery Of the same at
BY order of the Quartermaster General. feoB-td
DROP OsALs FOR weoD.
Headquarters, Defensss Of wasaington,
PRoFosiIs are Invited for furnishing Wood Wood to
the troops in and around the Forts hereinafter
Ripley Franfn Sas Bstssry
ehusetts, slocum, Totten, sIemmer, Bunker Hi,
sssrs.t;oss; Thayer, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont,
MARIN Scott and Cameron, on the north side OF
Proposals to be made in the following manner
s ss rG go wood %sos ss prize
Third For wood cut and corded on the ground
Proposals must specify the locality, kind. quan
Proposals win be received under this advertise.
ment For the amount of wood required up to June
!, 1863.
Each bidder must attach his full name and Post
ONCE address TO his bid and the names of all par
bid.
An ooth Of allegiance to the Goreanent Of tie
United States nFSt accompany each bid
Bids i'll be opened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
CURED
The right is reserved to accept all or any part Of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood, >" and addressed to
ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quarter master
10-f Dafa M aabi ,rfnp
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CLOTHING, &c.
II RRAH FOR sMIr H:l
400 SEVENTH STREET.
He is selling Immense Bargains i'm
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,

HATS, CAPS, q C., DC.
For few days more will Offer 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 il Headquarters for
Clothins-46O Seventh eet, tw O doors above J
Bruce Co.'S. H. SMITH, Clothier,
No. 400 Seventh street
mar II and corner 2lth St and Paav.
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CHARLES RIvART 4 co.'s
G. H A M p A @ N E S.
WE HAVE Now IN STORE.
AND ARE RECEIVING DAILY,
CHARLES RIvART co.'s
FAMOUS
CHAMPAGNE wINEs!
CARTE MORE. Sweet verzenyJ
CARTE BLANCHE, DRY verzeny.)
These Wines are highly appreciated in the New
York market, for their richness sud
delicate favor.
We are prepared to negotiate with Hotels and the
trade, for any quantity, at the shortest possible
notice, either in bond, duty paid or in store on
the most favorable terms.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND IOrH Sis.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Ratio NAL LOAN.
rHHNKw
AII PER CENT. BONDS
of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE
CT s:.sr Five Years, st Option of The Govern r.zf
TIE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
FIFTY BOLLARs,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
And
cNn THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rhE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
oNI HUNDRED DOLLARS
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNI THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ISrsszsr 0ohME S6Hss, AT DArs OF rus-
AID PAYABLE SYSTEMATICALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT sEOuRITg
now In the market.
The Interest st present price of coin, being sauIvs
aient to Pa GIFT. in currency.
FOR SALE BY
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
asa RIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
goVgRNKENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CsRrIFIoArHS,
A1AY AND NAVY VOUCHERs,
CEN, oURRENer AND sx9AANes
10 HOTELS, eRoClks RESTAURANTS, Phi.
VAT1 FAMILIES, &e.
1ss Subscribers have Just received . fresh ship.
20 CASES sT. JULIEN AND HLoRRAo
~.,e, the, o.1 tof e. ii Ns. York ,r,s..
Also. they have constantly on ha.d
A LS,N AID Wen Sslstsd Stool 0
OLE MADERiAs, FORTS, sHERRIrs.
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THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL & RESTAURANT
Nos. 40 AND 472 FOURTEENTH ST..
Directly Opposite Wizards.
This establishment, having been fitted and fur
nshed throughou in the most magnificent man.
ner, will open to the public
SATURDAY EVENING, March IA, 1853.
1t will be the aim of the Proprietors to make 1
strictly FTRsT-oLAss in all respects
mar l3-6t" g. Z. MUNSELL 90,
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400 PAPERHAN 6INGS! 400
tCO Gold and Velvet, HOO
Goid stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers
With varied stock Of Glazed and Blank Papers at
the loves cash prices.
WINDOW SHADESi
New Designs, Golj Band ami Imitation Gold Rand
window shades Buff, Green and Blue Holland or
any required style or size Of Shade made to srder
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
warranted 70 be gilded with Gold Leaf
The hands nest and largest assortment in the
District from the best manu- factory in the country
Eith beautiful variety of small sized Oval and
Gard Visite Frames, OF foreign aud domestic man.
utActures. Also, Photograph Cards, embracing
copies celebrated Pictures, Paints gs and stata
PICTURE CORD AMI TAssELsi
Different siIes and COlOrs, Picture R,nss Ivss
NAls, Se Orders-fOr Ptp-rhanEinss or " iudov
thhdes punctuAlly erecutet by skpsT ieuc.d vork.
men IA ciO OF country. Terms cash
HARKRITER
s(ptsNs remember the usuihov 40 IN street
so 'ts tsfms cash 'ur suDds aud labor ia =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

GREAT DECLINE IN GOLD
In order 10 refuce our present stock we have
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are nov selling of at "a pid rates
The people find that
j. BRUCE & co.'s
is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
l. On r 4 TES!
Call and secure some of the Great Bargains now
offered at No. AGA SEVENTH STREET, two doors
below Smiths. J. BRUCE l. CO..
mar IL Clothiers. AGA Seventh ST., near F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

nav AND IHP1Svnp iAssiS"
ARTIFICIAL a.. - ..-.
CHEoRLASTIC DOHk fkBIhy
VI1HovS 11SAL HLA1B Oh SLAsIs'
Oh. Q. D. SI6DeMoND.
01O Byosdsoov, Nsse Yesb. ead $50 keeasySeoWss
Is0ss, basSsss la ssd lssA SIS. WssA,assee,
OaUs the sttsnten 81 Tie Dablis - tAs fenewnAS
Sdvantaees Of kls iDD1oved Sygton:
l. The Teeth Of his mAnn1.stare Vim
never @ roods nor change eoleI ~ aAy
81 No teeth or roots need b eI61eed, - -
arxiAcisl ones can b inserted over them.
g. The roots viii b made insAsndvss - nsvss
T. No temporary teeth are ss:Ssd. = IsrnaessS
the n1kural s1gression Of he be- which under the
old system il ftsausntly 0segTre9
yssrs hy many Of he arst chsnists and phyGsiAns
DT. 8. has also Invented white andeetraeays
metal 6lIne With which the most sensteiye teeth
can Be 6llep without pain, and can build ub Per:
feet sound tooth on any ode roots, which VIII iass
through lifetetime.
Gall and examine for yourself. 10 -