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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however they may have boen r4nel -sLs az sls.-s
de Il enjoy s5.e TaHt o1cr ztins tiresiy up,o rs-
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
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IA. whether hereditary olh~r-<-s. Inst the,
RECRUIT THE DEBILIrATED.
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tirlsterec before The very citadel o i hs< o<>n
vsced.l sfes a sasale~1 AID g~rf-, ca.r.
Be@E in -alri that TIE scANr1>SAviAS vsosE1A-
Blk BLOOD FILLS are endorsed ~ tbs sxless~rss
os thousands VI living Witnesses wf-o IN LETTER, ar
dsvits, medoal wo n, and b word a Esouih ,r,- l.t
thern 20 be Z very best prsp-r..~u - she Dd
offered 10 Tie -ckendo~p victims VI .i-hesitA Ies
hunt disease through every and organ ~ ~
syss m and expel n thoroughly and p>rna.l.eIily
No one can bcuot heir superiority amer -nSts
trisl;hey are not ouiy better. tut N fact os<<
| than any other Pills, for Il taAcs a ie~~ rzs1b-<
! them q Trvdgce better efccs-
Fros of the Scandinavian vegstA tASse Biccs Purfres
81 per bcs, OF - per half dozsa. OF The scsndlr-
v1an Nege,.h'e biooS Pulls. ~ r>< bod. - :
boxe- for a..
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pablishe' IN ooopicucus part q lbs paper ff,--
/ time 70 time.
I " RooAck'. xtjcsl Almanac sa1 Family A1si-<
containing great variety q interesting and ra,ast-s
E~1iosi Information, be he'd g-s<ss q Az a ~
| Agsuts throo gho,t The corn1y.
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b oonsaited personally or - sssser. eDco~.ns
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ALI Il The Weekly rete- stted
CHARLES CRUFT. PEo'A.
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4 DMISISTRATION Notice "a
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hs-e h>ea granted - tb> ,o1ersigr~< rpoa lbs ~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvyIIth CONGREss-secsnd Session

Enthusiastically, after the close OF our re-
port
Mr.. Trumbull was speaking upon his reso!u-
ton OF inquiry by what lawful and constitution
al authority the Secretary Of State had directer
the arrest and incarceration lin Forts ..soyetfe.
Warren and elsewhere.l Of citizens al ioys,
States not in arms against the Government,
Mr. Trumbull was followed BY .Messrs Dixon,
Wilson, Kennedy and ethefs after which the
resolution Srk rsEs.sed to the Committee on the
srdicisty, by the following vote:
TeaS-Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Chandler,
Clark, Collamer, Cowan, Dixon. poolittle, Fes-
sender, Foot, Foster, Harris, Howe, johnson Of
Tenn, King, Lane Of Ind, Morrill,, Pomeroy,
Rice, sherman; simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyek,
Ndys-Messrs. Bayard, Bright, Carlils, Grimes,
Hale, Harlan, Kennedy, Latham, Mo Dougal, Mes.
mitb. Peirce, Powell, Salisbury, Trumbull, VIII
AFTER an executive session, the Senate i'd
journed,
Enthusiastically, after our report closed
A bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior
to strike from the pension rolls the names Of sdch
persons a. have taken up arms against the GOV.
eminent, or who have In any mannef encoufaged
the rebels, was passed
Resolutions insRucting the Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs. TO, inquire Into the e1pediency Of
abolishing suffers in the army and sutlerIhips
and OF allowing butter, crackers and cheese 10 he
soldiers In our army, were adopted.
Also, mat when the House adjourn on Thur
day, Il adjourn till January 6, 1862.
After the Introduction and reference OF sundry
bills and resolutions, the bill authorizing the
raising Of volunteer force for the better defense
OF Kentucky was passed, and the House ad.
journed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

PERSONAL The Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner ar.
rived In Washington on Saturday evening, from
Fort Warren, en- route for Richmond, and left
the city yesterday afternoon for Fortress Monroe.
via Baltimore.
Mr. ~ p Willis has returned from his visit to
the North, and is now at willards,.
Rev DE- Dewey will close his pastoral connec-
non wita the New South Church, in Boston, at
tne end OF this year. His falling health renders
tnis course necessary, much to the regret Of the
soeiefy. IL lie Dr. Dewey's intention to retir. to
his country residences In Berkshire county, Mass
Eawin Forrest has made an engagement to play
IN Wohington early In March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

Ervxcr OF TIE ESsLIsH NEws ON 'CHXsax-
6rsaf sxetfsrsst tkrs.-Riss in saItpst,s. b,,r,
sfess, ee6ss, tea, &c The English news by the
EuroPe and City Of Washington fell like a thun.
dsrooit upon the commercial world this mornino
tion. esefiP'
The advance In some articles was perfectly fab
uious, specially those most intimately Affected bv
psW9. The opinions In regard 70 q conflict
vim England were reg ulated greatly by the in.
tesess Of The parties expressing them
The bfeadsfu1s market was fayoyabl .fE>ct.d
ana AL descriptions were very arm, although The
operations were quite limited The news has
eeafceiy had time az yet 70 develop itself In the
sstton mafket, but many lots were withdraw.
ana the brokers' o1aces presented q aim array Of
samples. ealtpetfe, which could be had N liz
On saturday, could only Be bought to q limited
sxsnt at 15c to-day, and there were yery few
no.ders that would even name any price II ali
bnmstone was kept out Of the market; and there
We nothing Whatever Offering that we could
learn Of. Chemicals took q rapid lump; blcarb.
soea sold at and ~ was afterwards offered ana
REUSED, an advance Of Ne.
Inc eject upon coffee and tea was uke magic.
ne uoeks were either entirely Withdrawn from
TIE market, or else only offered at enormous prices
sugars were offered quite sparingly but II a too
soon a yet 70 learn the effect
The news caused large advance In steYlipe
Exchange, and bakers bills on london vere
scid OF Ito. The effect upon many other articles
vss also important, but 10 had scarcely DEVELOPED
sseif tnis morning --N. Y. Exprsss. ~
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10 From Hudson Taylor, ss4 Pa av., we have
The sutherisnds," new novel By the author
o. Rutledge," issued in a very attractive .tyls
Of PRINT, paper and binding by Carleton, Of New
fors The authog Of "Rutiedge" has large
constituency Of readers, who will doubtless soon
enaoie themselves 70 pass judgment on The
eutheriandsn
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scppES DEATH or ANOTHER MINISTER Yes.
terdsy morning, Rev. ] r. Keech, Of the Protes-
ans Episcopal Church, at sprinpael Harford
county, Nd, while riding along the road was
taken suddenly Ill, and died soon after, at a
friends house In the vicinity, Of heart disease
ne ofciated in bis church on Sunday, a. usual
appearing In excellent health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17
OUR MILITARY. BUDGET.
NAVY YARD.


The Reliance came up from he Potomac aotiila
yesterday, and reports two new Confederate bat
teries above those heretofore reported. One of
them 10 nearly opposite the station Of the fotila
Ut Indian Head, aad the other nearly opposite the
mouth OF Matawoman creek. At both heavy
guns are mounted, as they throw shot quite across
the river.
The tug Pussy left Indian Head last night, and
reached the Yard this morning at O'Clock She
brought nothing additional. When she left. the
Harriet Lane and Yankee were near Indian n cad
and the Anacostia, Resoiute, Reliance, Jacob
Bel, Stepping Stones, Murray, and Herbert, Were
between the new batteries aforementioned and
the station Of the Page In QuantIco creek. The
Union, Freedom aud Satellite are below q uantico
Tne Reliance was TO have run the blockade last
night.
pssPArch FROM CALIFORNIA TO PRESIDENT LIN.
colin.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL, 1s61-To ABRAHAM
Lseo's The funeral services Of the late Colonel
e. ID. Baker have just TRANSFERRED The Hon.
ID. Stanley delivered an grafton, and the RIobt
Rev. Bishop Kipp read the funeral services, and
the immense cortege Is now moving toward.
Lone Hill Cemetery, under the direction of d.
Stevenson, marshal-in-chief
BY order Of the committee Of arrangement,
:. ii. DEvERErT.
ANOTHER ROBBERY sY TIE SUMTER
The Navy Department has intelligence that
on the 18th November the ship Montmorenci, of
Bath, Me, arrived at the port Of St Thomas
having bean overhauled on the 25tb nit nv the
Sumter in latitude go 30 N, longitude So 40 ",
The ship was last from Wales, loaded with coal
ior the British Mail Steam Company at ST
Thomas The ship was ransomed for $40 600.
and allowed to proceed after taking quantity o
paints and other ship stores from her
RECOVERING
Brigadier General Marcy, Chief of Major Gen.
mcClellan's Staff Of the Army of the Potomac.
who has been confined to his bed by indispo-
snon FOR some days past is recovering, and NAV
De expected shortly to resume the discharge of
his important duties.
TO Be CHANGED.
IL has been determined to change III. colo, n,
tne Pantaioons worn by the artillery. cavalry
and infantry of the United States from the da,L
blue color to the Light or sky blue worn bv them
STEW ysars ago.
THE srNIEH's wHEkRAeour
The Sumter was seen on the 2eth ultimo. steer
Ing northeast.
TIE MACEDONIAN.
The L. 3. steamer Macedonian was 10 have left
81. Thomas, W. l., for Boston, on the Sd inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

u From J. Shillington, Odeon Building,
and nom the publishers, Ticknor Il Fields, we
have the Atlantic Monthly for January, which
contains articles by Prof Agassiz, Mrs Stowe,
Miss Prescott, George S. Hillard, the late Major
Winthrop, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Prof Wind
ship, 1.-THE "strcng mar, ~ James Russell Lowell,
Ralph Waldo Emerson. and others
Also, from Shillington, we have the superbly
illustrated "London Almanac for is62n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

A REcANfArIox.-Jzmn Redpath, formerly
NE Kansas correspondent Of the New York Tn.
pune, ana now known 40 belonging TO the most
eomes our In public acknowledgment Of past
snon, repudiarDg the nischievous doctrines
a. Eliminated 90 politicsf editor He says be
S e., sasi he neg fspodiates such acc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

RECEPTION There viii be Reception at the
White House this evening from to ION O'Clock.
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The We, On the N1ississippi-Reb.i Prepa.
,lEa q .Patiens 20 Resist.

CAIRO, LIS, Dec. 16-n 10 reported that the
rebels At Columbus, KY, have received large
numotr 81 heavy anchors and cables for the pur :.
poe Of obsrDeting The navigation OF the river at
tbs .Ss- 49, -
iE'aCafeIauasoGs sTe bcing mad. by the rehcls
Al aisa point In e1pectsuoa q an carly atssek,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

u Through Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania
avenue, the agent for Warrington, Of Leonard
scott Co . reprints Of foreign reviews, we have
Toe North British Review for November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

spirit Of the Morning Press.
TIE Isislhssnesr treats upon the Trent affair.
The RspxbIieas argues that the South would
not have engaged In the rebellioa had 1t antci.
pated war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

TENTERTAINME FOR THE HOLI-
N DAYS-A FAIR for the benefit of Fletoh-
OF Chapel will be held at Thorn's Building, on nth
street. commencing December 18th, and continuing
A careful selection of all varieties of useful and
fancy articles for Christmas, with Confeo tonery
In abundance. will be found upon the tables. An
excellent Supper with all the deicacies of the sea-
son, provided each evening.
single Admission 10 cents; season tickets. i'd
tickets IS oents-a Of which may be had OF the Ia
dies or at the door. de i6lvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

~TO THE VOTERS OF WASHING
N TON.-Ths Assessor of each Ward will
meet At the following places from 10 O'Clock q. m.
TIL o'clock p. m from the 18th TO the Slst Deoem-
ger, inclusive, 70 correct and register the names
LIST Ward.-John Rheem, Ira PennsylvsnIa
avenue, between nth and 18th streets.
streets.
Sd Ward.-Benry Curtis corner 9th and streets.
th Ward.-ThOmas w. Burch, 6th street, be-
tween g and streets.
9Th Ward.-Willism A. Harper, ST street east,
NO 42s, between East Capitol and A street north.
9Th Ward.-Geo. Collard, At +. T.. Clark's Ofioe,
Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
7th Ward.-Peter Hepburn, No. SIS south
street, between 9Th and 9th streets west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

PROPERTY TO THE AMOUNT OF SEVEN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS DESTROYED,
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AN AWFUL PANIC

FIVE HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-slX
BUILDINGS BURNED!
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WIN. CORWIN BURGY,
LATE With the old and we'll known house Of
WIN. COkWIN CO,
NEW York.
Dsdts, ~ choice 5rdsdies, Winss Cigars, &C.. asd
i~PeHyfr 81 Is5s and Chsssss Fasey Goods,
NO oSI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Entrance sixth Street,)
Wdsktnstox, u. C,
The attention Of oonr osseurs and the public zen
Cigars. fess. &o oomeri.nt Hsnns.ssS ct me-
and sage, Brandies, Widow Clioq not, Moot
GGhandoo, Nuns, Heldsiok & Co I, and Associates
end YslATte sheyries; Wanderer, Reserve and
So9ttn Sade MadeiI.s; H,Imony and 9urmerster
Irish, sootch, Bourbon and Monopgsheis WINS
kleei Jamaica AID 81. Crolx Runs; Cabans, Fir-
BRANDS Of @, ars and very fne Young Hyson, n.y.
son. Imperial and English Brss kfasf Teas In catty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

HUNDREDS os FAMILIES IN THE STREETS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

~ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, Of
uS the best suaty, at SIN per quart Hotels
And boarding houses furni shed at low rates. A
large assortment of hue Cakes kept on hand at the
SITS. no LIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

VIGOR AND HEALTH RESTORED.-JAs.
w. JONES takes . easure fn an ~ ~
nouI cling TO the people of Georg etovnW ~ al
ana the community in GENERAL that he
where you can get the bfst Oysters the
market VIII afford. Ifyou want reference, renew
and West SITS, GEORGETOWN %. G. de II ST
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NOTICE II hereby forwsrn all persons ftom
psylnI any monies due or to become due thl
nrm OF N. r. Denlson d Go, Washington city. "a
Of myself In my own name, or 70 credit any person
or persons On account Of N. P. Denison & Co., as
aner this date: and will hold responsible all per
sons who shall pay, any money as aforesaid, With
out nv Written ORDER.
de IL IL NJ p DENISON
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NOTICE TO KEEPERS OF RESTAU-
~ RANTS
NOTICE. TO PRoPRIRrORs OF REsrAuRANIs
We have now IN store large and various sssort-
ment Of
Ale TumbleTs.
Bar Tumbles, Cut and Pressed,
Beer MUGS, Champagne Glasses,
Wine Glasses. Chatting Dishes, DO.
which we are Offering At Wholesale prices.
T.. w. BOTELER L SON,
De IL ~ SIS Iron Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

A Suffers
AND Those engaged In supplying the Soldiers
Will md on examining our stock many srtloles
suitable Tor their sales, at such prices a. cannot
A careful examination of stock and prices soil.
Liberal discount made 20 Suffers and those an
gagged In supp ying the Army.
Glass care uly packed to 90 out of the city, I've,
Of charge. =.
d.rs C.. w.BorELEs SON,
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Brigadier General Marcy, Chief Of Major Gen
meClellan's STAFF Of the Army Of the Potomac
who has been confined to his bed by indispo.
nhon FOR some days past, is recovering, and NAV
be expected shortly to resume the discharge Of
his important duties.
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THE BLOCKADE.

SHAMoKIN AND L.yK5EsSs yAkLEY COAL,
J. LANsDeN 4 co. COT respsosfSify offer to Oh.
eitiIens Of we.hnrton, SeorsesoVH and AleIsn.
seven dolsrs) per ton nett q 900 bal, until fur
ther notice {
Ofhoe temporarily at Baltimore Ohio RsiIroed
Depot. de lsIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

1HB MACEDONIAN.
The U. 8. steamer Macedonian was TO have LEI
Ct. Thomas, w. l., FOR Boston, on the Sd inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

MRS. M. A. HAMILTON Wishes 10 call the
w attention of the Ladies' of Wsshingto "A
ta her large and handsome assortment on
DRESSES, &c. She will open on Thursday, the
18th instant. variety of Children's Hats. No,
246 Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-04
From the St. Louis Republican

An unfortunate man made his appearance
at the police Office yesterday, and solicited
money for the purchase of a cork arm 1t
happened that on last 4th of July, while en-
gagged in firing national salute in Blooming
ton, Ill, the cannon prematufsly exploded
and the man was very severely injured, and
subsequently lost the use Of one eye, and was
compelled TO have both hands amputated
eight OF nine inches from the elbow. Several
dollars were taken up in his behalf in the
police Office, and the unfortunate man -four
ished his hooks in acknowledgment thereof,
and in a manner betokehing the utmost graft
tude. He then stated that he had but lately,
started out. The largest contribution which
had been taken up for him was at Springfield,
H., where be happened to meet with Mr.
Lincoln, the President elect. The poor mans
condition being made known, Honest Old Abe
addressed him as follOws:-
Who did you vote for?
Well, y repliedthe man, q to tell the truth,
didn't vote for you; | voted for John Bell"
Honest Old Abe said that was right and
at once gave the man a twenty dollar bill,
and then collected ten dollars additional from
the bystander7s la- Lsri1all ~ liai 'tlsla5 Z
As boon as the man stated that he voted
for John Bell, 3 strong Bell man, who had
prsgiously contributed eve dollars, immedia-
tely doubled the amount and subsequently,
in consi Iteration y Of It's being Gbristhas,
trsbled tie amount. 81 So ..ssi.ls .ia. + ~
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