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THE LATEST FROM MISSOURI.
Department of the ewest-Arm, Ordar,


ST. Louis, Dec. Seen. Halleck has issued
lengthy general orders in reference to affairs In
tnls department, the principal points Of which
are a. follows: Lieut.. Colonel B. G Farrar has
oeen appointed provost marshal general Of the
department. The commanding officer Of dis.
icts, posts, and corps are directed to arrest and
place In confinement all persons In arms against
the United States, or who give aid, assistance or
encouragement to the enemy. Ali property be.
longing to such persons, which can be used by
the army, will be taken possession of fOr that
purpose, and all other property will be examined
oy board Of officers and sold, according TO the
army regulations. All persons found in disguise,
as pretended loyal citizens, or under false pre.
tences, within our lines, giving information to or
communicating with the enemy, will be arrested,
Persons not employed or enlisted In the service
Of the so-called Confederate States who commit
acts OF hostility, will not be treated prisoners of
wal, nut punished as criminals and shot, or less
severely punished, according to the rules of war
In consequence Of large numbers Of Union fami-
lies and non- -combatznts having been plundered
and driven from their homes In a destitute condi-
tion, thousands OF such persons are now finding
their way to this city, and the provost marshall Is
are directed TO ascertain the condition of persons
who are driven from their homes and under the
military law Of retaliation, quarter them in the
houses and feed and clothe them at the expense of
avowed secessionists, who, although they do not
themselves rob and plunder, give aid and encour.
agement to sbst and countenance such acts of
their fellow-rebels
ROLLA, Mo a., Dec. 6-Ben McCulloch is erect.
Ing barracks at Bennenyille, Arkansas, for win
ter quarters.
KANSAS CRY, Mo Dec. Col. Jennison .
regiment has moved to a point between here and
Leavenworth AL communication with Inde-
pendence 10 cut of.
The rebel Hayes has seized all the horses of the
Pacific Stage Company at Independence, and
there has been general confscation Of Union
property.
sEDALIA, Dec 6-The Union citizens attacked
gang Of returned rebels at Dunksburg, killing
seven and wounding ten. Three Of the wounded
have since died.
LEAvKSwoRrH, Dec Gen. Denver has been
assigned To the command Of all the Kansas regi-
ments. Trains are again moving on the Platte
comfy road
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AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH co. beg to call
the atteRtion of the citizens of Washington and
VICINITY to the superiority Of their Watches all
imported, whether Swiss or English.
The Company unhesitatingly guarantee their
Watches to be unsurpassed BY those Of any ooun-
try for durability and fine time keeping qualities.
CAUTION.
The Company would caution buyers to beware OF
the cheap English and Sviss Watches now being
sent among soldiers in and around Washington.
These watches are Of the poorest description of
foreign msuufscture, and utterly worthless as
time keepers, as the makers we'll knew when they
sent them to this country.
LADIES' WATCHES.
The Company would invite espeoisl attention to
their latest style of Watch for Ladies'. Every one
will have the same guarantee that accompanies the
most costly Chronometsr of their manufacture.
The styles of Cases are varied and suit different
tastes, and the introduoti IN Of Watch for ladies,
that will 20 and keep time, has met with universal
avor.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
is invited by the Company to the fsot that every
Watch, of Whatever price, manufactured at their
wor.s at wslthsm, Mass +, is accompanied BY a
certificate not only to warrant it, but TO prevent
imposition from cheap and worthless imitation
that is palmed of upon buyers as the genuine artl-
Gle. All our Watches have upon the plate the trade
mark "walthsm. Mass" and without that mark
mo Watch Is genuine.
Messrs. M. w. GAIT & BROTHER have the
Watches of our man nufacture for sale at Wash
inston, and buyers osn depend upon finding the
right styles aud qualities at their establishment,
No. asa Pennsylvsnis avenue.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents, No. 1s2 Broadway,
no 2s-lm New York.
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From Pert RsyaI-Aro,her Priz, Captured


NEW ToEK Dec. 6.-The steamer Vanderbilt
arrived here this morning, having LEFT Port Royal
on the Sd. She brings no news of importance
and nothing later from the Savannah river
The health Of the troops at Port Royal continues
good.
Beaufort has not been occupied
Among the passengers by the Vanderbilt 10
Capt. Christie and FIVE Of the crew Of the scbr
Albion, captured whilst attempting to run
6'ockade. Also secession spy taken at Port
Royal.
RBcoNNoIssANcR OF FEDERAL rRoops-THRsE
- BATTKRIEs CAPTURED.
NEw YORK, Dec GA letter received by the
steamer at New York from Port ROYAL saws
that the Seventy ninth New York Regiment had
made reconnaissance towards Charleston, cap.
turing three batteries and spiking the guns. and
returning to lamp after having approached to
within twenty miles Of Charleston. large
amount ofcotton was found ready for shipment,
but the rebels were destroying much Of it, About
a thousand "contrabands" were already about the
forts, and Others were coming In.
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The Western Virginia Conv,n,iep

WHEELING, Dec. 5-The Convention TO-DAY
abolished the system Of voting rirn voes In the
Legislature, substituting that Of voting by ballot
Mr. Burley, Of Marshall county, offered a reso-
luton to inquire into the expediency Of requiring
all attorneys to take the oath Of allegiance Also
OF allowing no person to sue In the courts who ID
dislOyal to the government
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The War In Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Dec "A Frankfort dispatch to
the Commercial Advertiser says Zollicofer is on
the south side OF Cumberland river, seven miles
from Somerset, with 2 900 men, and some good
artillery. Gen. SchoR 10 on this side, and will
be ready to engage him as soon as the river,
which Is swollen, recedes. A fght IL expected
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sixty Thousand Stand Of Arms

Sixty Thousand Stand Of Arms from Europe.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 6-The steamer Bavaria,
from southampton, has arrived. Her advices
have been anticipated. i
She brought sixty thousand stand Of arms for
the United States government, purchased In Bel.
uiun.
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Indietment Of Radaki.

FREEHoLD, NJ :, Dec. 5.-The grand jury came
into court this morning, fading eighteen Bills Of
indictment, among which was one az 2ainst Rada-
ki for the murder Of Feliner He was indicted
upon the evidence Of Mrs. Marks. =
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Treeps for Fert Piekens,,

NEW YoRK, Dec. 6.-The steamer Baltic sailed
this forenoon for Fort Piekens, with the 18th New
York Regiment. Eflo .a, f-stE
rhe steamer Vanderbilt will return immedi-
stely TO Port Royal with quartermasters supplies,
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One Of the Rat Hsle SQUADRON Returned.

BOsTos, Dec. 5.-Below, ship Terror, Of the
rathole squadron. She put back in leaky con-
dition, when OF Hatteras. ["Rat holen 10 the
popular designation Of vessels loaded with stone
Intended 70 obstruct the navigation Of harbors]
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A Csnfederate Steamer Pa.sed at Ses

NEw YORK, Dec. 6.-The ship Yorkshire, from
Liverpool, reports November %, passed q
steamer, bark rigged, showing the Confederate
dag. She appeared to have lost her bulwarks.
Had q spread eagle on her etern and a white
whselhouse. She was steering southwest"
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Con. Prentlss, Admonitisn TO sece..loni,,.

sT. JosEPHs, Mo, Dec 6.-Gen. Prentiss made
speech yesterday, In which he said: Gas God
my judge, every secessionist shall take the oath
Of allegiance 10 the Stars and Stripes, or will
send them to work on the trenches Of Fort
Smith .,
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I" WIlkie Collins 70 said 20 have been offered
Is 600 for q story to appear In the Cernhiu, TO
follow that which he has undertaken In All the
Year Round a
DAt least a hundred thousand soldiers are
necessary st Naples 20 make hfadway against the
armed robbers who are raysging those nns prov
lpeSa
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Reading Matter for the Firssids Circle


The present year is undoubtedly the most event.
ful In the political history of this country and the
record Of occurrences transpiring at the Fed
sral Metropolis is naturally Of striking and re-
markable interest. The public desire to receive
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COUGHS. COLDS, HoARsENEss, DO.

,XOMTOUND SIhUF Of " Um ARABIC.
This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
been so long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its extraordi-
nary efhcaoy. IL oap be had At all the principal
drug stores, at 25 and 50 cents bottle.
Oo1<-d2mA
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r. MAIL STEAMER REINDEER,
ERN every other day to and from
'S GEN: SICKLE'S DIVISION
THROUGH IN FOUR HOURS.
The steamer leaves Jones Wharf, foot of 18th
street, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FkI-
DAY, at O'Clock, q. m, (rsturnlng from the UIvi-
sIon, lsaving Mattawaman Creek at same hour,
on TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
Passeug ers and light Freight taken,
Except alcoholic Iquors.D
Fare to or from the Camp 50
Fare for round trip returning next dsy,D 8
Passengers are not required by the Government
TO have passes.
No meals Furnished. - -
WILLIAM II. KIEHL,
nov26-1w. Captain.
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w MANUFACTORY,

have one Of the best establis shments, and fur
gsae1 with complete set of tools for repair; -
PARTICULAR attention give to the same, By s1l9xk
tho; ugh competent workman and O.. work SlSEsn
tee Also, every descnp ION Of standard LIVER
WI RE, plain and ornamental, ma nufaotured unus.
srsuperior in quality and finish to northern ware
sosfJ dealers In general and represented as their
Enelnxlufaoturs, ii. o. HOOD,
0S ms Pa, avenue. ftk
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FR Z " a IT T..
p H 7 " a IT Il.
PT Z " a IT Z,

G0N0RRHEA CURED PERMANENTLY
In THRKK DAYS!
hnd no internal medlolHes used-n0 interference
with buslness-no FAan--no dieting med
Ioines-odof less, and will not stain.
GLEET AND STRUCTURES
BaniBhed under thls treatment.
- - LADIES
With WHlTES-tha. death 20 Youth and Beauty
need be troubled no longer.
SYPHILIS
CURED, and every vestige of disease re-
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Our charges shall be the most reasonable and
satisfactory to all parties. Consu tStioas free at
oil times. M Medicines put up with full directions
for use, and sold 70 suit ers, travellers, &C., at low
rates. Medicine furnished which Is q certain pre-
ventiye to any and all Venerial Diseases. Don't
be afraid Of high prices. Como and see us. No
charge for invesug cations.
M. LA BONITA,
Praottioner.
DrOfhce Washington Buildings, corner Pa.
ave., and 7th street, Washington ID. c., Room No.
.. no 18-Sm
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WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
w 322 PENNSYLVANIA AvENgx,
MILITAR AND NAVAL
MERCHANT TAIIORS,

AND EXTENSLXE DEALERs IN GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Sc 6-n Intel. & Repub.D
ORANGE COUNTY CONDENSED MILK.-
~ IL is highly recommended by PLY ysioians, Snip
Masters and Travellers. Insures a sweet. pure ar
and guaranteed TO keep in any climate
III For sale At factory prices.
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Oo2 Corner 18th st. and Vermont aY.
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NEWS
Western Virginia State Convention.

WRESTLING, Dec AIN the State Convention,
Mr. Hoogler, Of Boone county, offered the follow
ingi
Whereas negro slavery Is the origin and foun-
dalton OF our national trouble, and the cause OF
the terrible rebellion in our midst, that ia seek
Ing TO overthrow our government and whereas
slavery Is incompatible with the Word of Gcd,
detrimental to the interests OF free people, as
Rssosced, That this convention INQUIRE into the
expe diency of making the proposed new State a
free State; and that provision be inserted for
the gradual emancipation Of all slaves within the
proposed boundaries Of the new state, 10 be sub
mitted to the people Of the same for their appro-
val or rejection ......
Referred to the committee on fundamental and
general provisions
Mr. Brown, Of Kanawha, offered the following
hsSolrsd, That the State Of Kanawha QUO bt 10
assume just and equitable proportion OF rns
debt OF Virginia, and, In doing 80, discr Intimate
between lite friends ana foes by paying, first, the
bonds held by her own loyal citizens; next, those
held by loyal citizens not resident in the State of
Kanawha, ard Of the excess pro rata share.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH co. beg to call
the atteation Of the citizens of Washington and
Vicinity to the superiority of their Watches over a
imported, whether Swiss or Eng ish.
The Company unhesitatingly guarantee their
Watches to be unsurpassed BY those OF any coun-
Try for durability and fine tune keeping qualities.
CAUTION.
The Company would caution buysrs to beware of
:ss .sst csssH FRse sna szSss sHs
These watches srs of the poorest description OF
foreign manufacture, and utterly worthless I"
time keepers a. the makers well knew when they
sent them TO this country.
LADIES WATCHES.
The Company would invite especial attention TO
their latest style of ws.oh for Ladies'. EverJ one
viii have the same guarantee that accompanies the
most costly Chronomster of their manufacture.
The styles Of Cases are varied and suit different
t.stss. and the introduoti Of Watch for ladies'
,., xil, 10 and keep time, has met with universal
favor.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
/. invited By the Company to the fsot thai ever
Watch, of whatever price. Manufactured at thsi'
wor,s q, w walthsm. Mass lis accompanied By
certificate not only TO warrant It, but 10 prsven
imposition from . cheap and worthless imi'au0'
tina. is p.lm.d OF upon buyers a. the genuine s'n
ole. All our Watches have upon the plate the siaa
mark ..wsltham, M.ss.." and without that mari
no Watch 10 genuine.
Mss.rs. M. w. GAIT BROTHER hsvsth
waseAes Of our manufacture fos sal, at Wash
ins.oa. and baysrs can depend upon fndlns tn
night styles and qualities at taeIr establishment
No. 3sa Psnnsylysnis avenue. e .
- ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents, No, 1sa Broadway,
M SIN nos New YeFt,
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From New Mexico

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Dec 2 The Santa Fe and
Carson city mail, with dates to the Goth ult ar
rived here on Saturday night. Gen Hatch and
Capt Groveran are passengers, en- route for Wash
ingten.
Col. Candy has ordered the establishment Of a
new post at Galinos, twenty miles west Of Adj
quan, for the Protection Of that section Of the
country agai nst Indian iDcursions.
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Late from California

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S-The Indians are
again committing depredatior in Hnmboldt
county Several whites have been murdered and
shocklngly mutilated.
The steamer 0rizaba, from Panama, has Arrived
at San Francisco.
Commercial Crushed sugar 143c. Butter 80
Candles p. A salvage cargo Of Cuba sugar 10
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- u SOMETHING NEW! ~ ~
.ll<fGRKATKs Discovery o7VN IL
THE AaH! AA
~ At 2S1 street, opposits ~
fAs

OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 roasD In too nltHsteS, ths fastest
ftSns on record. Call and see.
The underslgned respectfully informs his friends
In the Dstrct, and visitors 10 the CITY that he has
rented his OLD and wBLL-KNowN ESTABLISHMENT
In most thorough manner, and has made oom-
pete arIangements 70 furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any suantty +o TO 500 ga Ions shuck ed
Per day. GO TO $500 cans of Spiced and Fresh
in the shell By the bushei or barrel,
Persons wishing to have Oy sters furnished rexu-
larly through the winter, at Baltimore prices
ranxsments at once Freight: time, and money
saved by purchasing Of me, rs furnish an article
at prices just as low.
TO Suffers,
@ Canned Meats, Lobstsrs, S.rdnes, CLAIMS.
60. &c. Also, Pickles, CafsqR, sa aces, Brandy
Peaches, DO. Also, Game and Fresh Fish, Tur-
ties Tsrrsn!ns, Fresh Lobsters Cod, Hslibut, d Q.
kets always on hand, at reasonable prices
- Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
lvered without charge 20 any part of the District,
in season, # the money is sent with tbs order
My establishment is open from a. m. TO IL at
night, every day, except Sunday, whom close at
10 O'Clock q. m.
seq T. M. HARVEY.
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The virginia Uuion LepisIa,pre

WHEELING, Dec. The State Legislature
met In this city to-day, Lieut.. Governor Polsey
presiding in the Senate, and Daniel Frost, OF
Jackson county, in the House
The Governors message was sent In this eve-
ming. 1t gives review Of the condition Of
things In this State, and advocate strong measures
against the rebel abettors In our midst
Col. Kramer, Of Mononghahela county, offered
resolution providing for a stringent conticatlon
law
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Horrible Affair.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 3.-The Bowling Green Cou-
rer says that party Of rebels attempted to arrest
a dozen Union men at Franklin, Ky, near the
Tennessee line, when the latter retired in their
house and fred upon their assailants, killing one
rebel. The remainder set fire to the house. and
all but two OF the unfortunate men were burnt to
death.
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FP0ur Rastau

BOSTON, Dec. The storeship Relief has ar
rived here from Hampton Roads She landed
five prisoners at Fort Warren
q. c. Bemis was to-day elected Mayor o.
Springfield, Mass.
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New Yerk Dry Goods Markst-Advance i'm
Prints and Printing CI atha.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 The dry goods market 10
very much excited to-day, with heavy sales In
prints and printing cloths Some holders have
Withdrawn their stock for higher prices. Prices
have advanced X cent on prints; Merrimacs are
1kal2 cents; Sprague's Pacifcs and Cochecos
IL cents. Other cotton goods are unchanged
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SOMETHING NEW--SUPERIOR HULLED
S of Sis friends. and the public st large, to give
It trial. Also. Popped Corn; Ssn ri aHq sugseo
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th SIS.
R-Manufaoturer of Marble Nantes, Monu-
msnts, Table Tops, 30. large essortmen! ~! % S
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Flag Presentation,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3-To-day the personal
friends Of Major Barker of the Mcclellan ORA
goons, presented beautiful flag to the squadro
under his command
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Sleishing at Montreal,

MONTREAL, Dec. 2.-There was a heavy fall o
sno here last evening. To-day the sleighing II
good.
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COUGHS, COLDS. HoARsENEss. 30.
~ TYLER,S

Thls fles ssnt and popular Cough Remedy has
been 30 long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its extraordi-
nary efficacy. IL can be had at all the pr,noip pal
drug stores, at IS and SO cents bottle.
mi
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BUSINESS OPENING FOR SOME OSE.-A lodging
house 10 badly wanted In this city where lodgings
cents per night. Amy one visiting our large no.
tells at night would be surprised to see the mum.
Der OF applicants for beds, soldiers and oficers on
luriough, and visitors to the camps. Who will
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NewYork MayoraItv EIe,tIou

New York Mayoralty Election.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The vote for Mayor OF
this city cast to-day is follows: Opdyke, IS 259
Gunther, N,5Ssj Wood, "a, ,ls5, Mr.. Opdyke i:
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Seizure Of Cont alb nd Vessel.
NEW LONDON, Conn, Dec. The bark Sam
uel Moxley, owned at Apalachicola, Fla, was
seized to-day She had Just arrived from Sligo
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T'O MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS

BATCRELOR'S GENUINE HAIR DYE,
The Best in the World,
1As Oi!y Psliabfs dSd RGrrIIess Hair Dye Kaotcn.
Sold hy sli Druggists; rlso, at HRsRKToN's Patent
Medicine Store. ?. Petant Ofoe, cor. Tth,
GIBBs's Hslr stoIe, sea- Peun's syenus, vh.re
Ladies can havs u Spilled, If desired.
Fsotory-s1 Bsrcle7 q. (lslS rs BrosdvsJl ". Y.
90 S.iv
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r. MAIL STEAMER REINDEER,
-N every other dar TO and from
GEN: SlgKLE'S DIVISION
THROUGH IL FOUR HOURS.
The stesmer leaves gcIas Whsrf, foot of 18th
street, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard Fn l.
DAY, at9 O'Clock, q. m, turning from the Divi-
sIOn, eving MATE waman Greek At s.r'e hour,
On Tt ESDAY, thursday and SATURDAY,
Passengers and light Freight taken,
Except ale hOlio liquOTs.D
Fare TO or from the camp g.
Fare for round trip (!eturnlng rext day. s
Passengers sre not quiTed By the Government
TO have pNsses.
No meals furnished. -
WILLIAM X. KIEHL,
nov26-lw. Captain.