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- Adyices from the South 7ss,t 10 not midi
cate active operations. From Cairo We Iearn
that Gen Ho'ey's expedition on the Mississippi
has returned 10 Hrlrna, Ark. The result, n:
the expedition Are 1So rehaIs killed, wounded
ard captured, and our Iy-s ~ killed, wound 4
and missing. The army Of Gen. Sherman has
returned to Memphis. The reb+l army Of Nj
sissippi IL said 10 b" bstvcen Jackson and Cal-
ton. Gen. Gran: i still Il; Oxford with his
forces, and ~ Immediate advance As not cx-
pscted.
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PHRsoNAL--sieo HoIbrook. Vt; Geu. II. II
Baxter. Major Gen. Duryea- u. - V; A n.
Mcclure, Pa; Gov. Newell, N. J.: Capt q. q.
Adams, L. :. n; Geo. W. Piniard, N. Y are
81 Wiilards'
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THE PORTER COURT MARTIAL

The court martial in the case Of Msj. Gen.
Porter rcassembled to-day, according 70 agree
ment, but examined no witnesses during their
brief session
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TELEGRAPHIC.
INTERCHANGEABLE

CIHcISSATI, Dec. 1o.-To .Sm.,hsoni1n Tastl-
futs :-Cl, ~ and cool; wind from 5. W Their.
IL oIne t..r 30 g a. N.
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SuNK-Car; Di1on's sehr Only Son. loaded
with oysters, &c, was run into by tug boat
opposite the Bluff, below Alexandria, on Mon
day might, and sunk.
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ANDREW J. JOYOS
NlAf Il found at his old statd rbo...,
EC,S ~ rnsied st>r& Of CARR AGES on hsnt
pstroos AsspJ 70 ~s4t On the public sni his Old
In sssesrisx Of al ..as a.ns With pror,sn.s4 N,
n-la
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WAsDINGToy IHEATER.-On Monday ne1t
'sOld Drury" will be- opened by Me~srs. Ma
der 4 TO, with q fne company, consisting Of
Mr.. Frank Drew, the celebrated comedssn.
Miss Chesiaey, Mrs. Muzzy, and Messrs. Gal-
lsgher, Hamblin, +. @. Maedsr, and others
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lNEPUT oCARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.
IL CorrsT 1874 md G. SIS
Wrsssag.on ID r. nsr - u

NnFhiHg.oH, u. I DE-, Il. i 2
PKrF0SsT= will be received st this ofc= until
Monday. the I'D inst. al 'clsck p for III skiing
Hnd furu ishirS ,re hundred and twenty iIall Ia
BLE- III let IoL g by three and half feet vide
with three ecly- ten il che2 vice aud feat
b Ii. set the h.ck of the tables TO run the fall
eDetb six feet, and one drawer with lock sad key
70 esch table.
Thu tables and shelves t. be male Of gno4 sas-
soI"i y bite pin. stained in imitation Of walnut
the tup - Ia covered " m enameiled cloth
syecIIIen table csn De see. AZ the oSice Of - q
t.uzrterIna -trr General. The offer should s.ats
thu time required 20 deliver the tables
Prorc-ais mast he addressed to Can't
CAMP Asst Qusrterms ster. L. 5. A. and .ho1,d
IL pisiuIy marked Proposals for Tables,
:. I'D Daily Chronicle
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Dc WILL 4 WARN ER 8

COLORIFIC
CoIors hair q beautiful and natural Brown or
Back, having IL Hoft and gloss, WILL Sor 8rRS
N caI-P rHL EAtE Ike dye. Nc rash o. pftpITz
!tc~ -,qY:-.4. s.Tn ply applied with brush. War
no other FUNSTON SCORiEiD.
G-nerai AZ ents, New YORK
de I9-ln' And 3O2 str--,. near wiiiards'.
THIS Il To GIVE NOTICE That tn. subscriber
/ hs:h obtained from TIE Orphans Court OF
Wa-fingtDn ~runfy. in The District o!Coiumhis.
:~tfSrs Of .tminstrstion the personal eststn OF
John G. RoeE,e;r. late OF Washington county. d.
C.. deceased AL persons hAvisf claims against
The said decssssd hereby warned 70 eT hiblt the
sane With the vouchers thereof 70 the 81 bscrib-r,
CT 81 before the 18th day of December next; they
nay oths rri.e by Law be excluded from all benefits
o! tie said estate.
Given III der my hand this 18th Day Of December,
i-2. ANDREW NDEkR,
a. IA E3- Administrator
1y,HIs Is T0GIvB NOTICE That the Subscriber
i hath obtained from tie Orphans Court of
Wsship g:On county in The District of Columbia
etttrs Of Adm IN rStion ths parsonSl estate Of
Wa H EGmr-sie, at. &c Wa shin gton county lie
c..zed Al pers3ns having rsins ssains: n,
Eslt deceased are herehv warned 81 exhibit the
SEM with the vouchers thereof TO the I'll hsc.i
On or before She 18th day or December n-yt; they
may otker~iH- ~ Law be excluded from all brres.
Of III ss;3 estate.
Given uud-r t.ly - nd this nth Day % Dacasr,a-
$50 ANDREW N0ERR.
IL lsy11 tinini-tratn-.
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Az EXTRA SIAR"-One Of our nevsbovs
with an arm full Of extras, met n Brigsd rr
General on sunday, and asked him il M vsnt-
ed an extra Stdr." but the Brigadier didnt see
il. Setchell did tho, and perpetrated the joke
On the youthful Brig.
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,yrsIr or TIE MoEsiys PREzs.

Th~ FnferIiq>re>r treats a. some I~nE'h On =
The Military Dead-Lock,' All c0nriVd'5
tbuE:
The line Of approach 10 Richmond Dy Az
Of - Penln- U IA bring abandon-d ~ -aT pr
snt military administration, ~E07" PiI@e =.
pin.on naturally r-fis ir.Ai = = 80 -.
xe,.~ t,ioekrd n. In TSassable oarr1rr, inc
htio., o: The G.-.fIa a.! az Ch!ri n ''i
\ r,,,.. n. 20 n suddsn E!ac ds-i! 4; mn NJ
Enrrorf;iOus 70 the c1uE" Of TIE nion.t ~
h.rs = b.art 70 anticipate fresh dIsa=Icrs. b.:
"a. ,hau f.! relieved IL Ihfs iaaik az IN" ctr,-
n..sp dcs- not t-Bd " IuibI ;he o. yrt CniHi-
Aid portion Cf Gen- AtLi"liaI P-"pH"ti.
I.,t.r 10 Gen HallecE, where, N d~p-ecsil"n
n. the EVACUATION Of Harmon Landing, ifi"
fOruSr pointed 20 The slrong probability that
il would induce foreign Po%'rs 10 Tcc11hI1r
our adysrzaTie-.
8. 10, font I-rirgtr -'1dS,. History, IN re-
corhing the sueCessi ye diststST- which haze
followed the removal II ths Army Of thu P0-
toraac frUm tie p, niusuin, HIlI record y ith
not ne hast surprise thai 20 all turned on th''
question Of srOrdinY 20 ia Comm andsr pai-
try contingent Of hI.e~r thousand men, ana
ID q ina war which has brought as rSeH auto
the Held BY leyi.s of fEs hundred ihoU-and,
three hundred Thousand. and thr-- hundred
thousand sgafB.- Ii will Re hard 10 convince
posterity that 20 much Of hazard, and, "a II
now appear. 20 much 81 assured misfo, nne,
need 20 have been entsiled on The Repuolic II
wise couns@ls had presided over our Iaiiitar:
drstiIieE."
The R>pnkhooa holds that s.he aspect Of a.,
fair, notwithstanding the serious disaster q
Fr' derrick. burg, was never really more HOPE
full than IL - now. The Administration l.
yrrsninr down upon the heart Of the rebellion
with vigor and upon a firm line OF policy
The Chronicle thinks the recrossing OF II:
Rappahannock by our army, without los
IGOle Of the finest achievements OF the war"
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p c. : IS " . W ; X L, N
EN1 WATCHifAKER. EA
6Ex 81 Pa. AVENUE, IsOs HALL OK
idents of Washington officers suffers, soldier: and
ZINE oh Il; ri s
Being connect With . large Eastern importing
aei lover I than any ether house in the city
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
xIFIEAiRfR asny e si ssgEsHs ss,s sS!
s6I'SixI 5Ih BE- Ii DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO
E0R sALE-One half interest In . arst-class
L Restaurant and Drinking saloon centrally To-
Gated two doors from Grover Thestre, now dsinx
at 330E street. de Is ST.
TIE SCHOONER CAROL INA CORNELIA from
New York. has just arrived at the foot A,,H-
delivery. oonsisnse. win Please tsEs p 90
OsuTLERs.-A light draft coppered sCHOoN
En- seventy i've ten. capacity, for sale ~
on ssfns CO
4aa fourteenth street, opposite Willards' Hotel.
EoR sALK--One HACK, HORSES AMI HAIR.
be sol; .. ;sTy lpT fgPIsa fSE i1@fdisss ~
se s.h sss s,sf' corner of sixth and
1S6 NEW AND CHOICE STOCK. Aoc
PAPERHANGINas, 'oo
saa fsSf Ssa , Me-
for the richly adorned most humble residepea'
WINDOW SHADES
and sssass g L%. a,n so
land, By the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE yRAMEs
The s 6 1aff II tie bstic from
~ say Whoa the SeoS Ds
IN inc USrse de vsite Frames of foreign and domeS-
ps.,.,. PICTURE !!o CORD AND rAssELs,
'i'e S. ana c1tors, Picture Ring, Nails. &c
Copies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings, statu.,y
TIT .s attention Of those rsnoyatins L. called TO
soeountof the times, win be sold at the ioSest re-
"aAefa'''e prices exclusively for
for goods and labor, When pu1ch ...d ana .,..,..
oTass: tos npfa q a. WINDOW
o." psS panetually executed. in city SE eeSntfy.
d. p-l NJ. 4ss seventh st.. . 5aS ssS:: ~:
Union ARMY AND
e.. steel plate sHsts.ins & .holessis prices Ten
P.aicsinT aa.key Moioeoo|t.siaae. sy.
r. xa..s..s ~ pu.:.. 81! .ss 81 por.r.i.
{SuL ADDRESS In the Post Ofiee TO Janos Stewart,
or residence. ~ '"~' o"oo
deI5-Iv- JAMES 81 EwARr, Agent.
PROM hARou 4, 1851, TO NOVEMBER T. 1867
By
ADAM GURowsKI.
HEILPRINS Bookstore.
&c u !" 244 Pa. avenue.
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CHOICE ooLoSG TEA. eo cents per pound.
Very q. d9. de-. 81, 10.
Fires: Gaapz WIDER DE-. Sl.5A 10.
VERY ctcica Family Breakfast les. 81 sa- p?~nt
Al II =. sbove Teas sre Of better quality ;hau
AN ~ h. elsewhere at the sane price. ~ re-
c.-:Y= nv Tess direct from place az growth
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Thz-e tu.t received a small insoiee Of besrt :ul
Cfirr-a Iscq-ared Chess Boaris CheSs Nm
Carved WOW ard sandal Wood Fans purz-=
sc &c. For sale by
VIM. C0RWIN BCRGY
Dc L 80 Corner and ilrh sts
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I ETEsf Nlws FROM RURoPl.
JOHN BlI91rr SPEECH AeAINsr IHfyI
HKkING WITH AMERICAN ALFALFA
HIS BOLD splHcH IN PRAISE OF eus
COUNTRY.
IKoREAsH IN rHE PRICE or wooLIs AND
COTTON GOODS

BATE. BRUCE q CO., No. s6& I'll street. -
notincreeseo The prsee OF th cir immense stoek 81
CLOTHING,
FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
- they bon Sht 10 at old prices, and they yin 30
make the people Hsy the least I'd ance - ybeg ~
determined 10 endersen all others. They have ne
goods ane are bourd 90 run OF their stock y NM
the next forty days 70 mako room fer our st0sk
that Ne Are Dow manu- featuring.
The people only need 70 see our goods b ib6uss
'nem 70 1SY, snd ear ssoes q ,.v..
sxeeis anything ever offered In this city.
j. BR n CO.,
DIALgRs II
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
No. A6l Tsu sYass1,
non Two Doors Below emiShI
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NEW PrBLICATIoss.-FroIn Hudson Taylor
we have the following:
Official Report Of the-Siese and Reduction
OF Fort PuIaski. By Brig. Gen. 4. A. Gilmore"
This volume constitutes No. Of the papers on
practical engineering published by the EngI-
ne1r Department for the use Of the officers Of
ths U. :. Corps OF Engineers, - illustrated by
carefully executed maps and engraved views,
ard Is handsomely sued BY II. Van NoslraGd,
New York.
London Quarterly Rsvisw (Octobcr) and the
Nov uio-r numh%r of BlackwOod's Eiinburg
Magazine. Bob have strong possession
articles; that Of the foImer, however, bring
much the fairest towards the Union.
From Hudson Tay Tor and from Franck Tay-
lor W. have 'The Automaton Regiment or
Infantry Soldiers PkeiicaI Instructor for all
regiInental NOV emsnts in the field an inven-
ton by q. II. Brewerton, late of the U. ;. A,
and highly spoken OF by military men. ISSUED
BY j.. Van Nosirand, New York
From tn publishers, Luther Tucker i Soo,
Albany, New York, We have the sterling AN
aual Register OF Rural Affairs Tor Is6J''
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susio BOXES. 36SftffIIhs . NI6iffi 81
FLUTES iust eive< st the music 800 q
lSs OerEer OF nth ~. end Pc ~,
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FIREIS ALExASDRIA.-The roof and interior
wood " ork OF the Alexandra Watch HOUSE
vas burned yesterday morning A man named
put in the building. during the night, made q
lire, q park, or the flames from which, throsR IN
csrelessness or by design, it, is not known
dane
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WILSON'S PHILADELPHIA

WILSON'S fHILADELfF Rkoyrs,o, srosu
Ne. 11s Pa az. taD issA ssd SDtk 10.
The undersigped takes this method OF returninS
his thanks - the cittsens % the District fef tAS
yery heera petronAe. bestowed upon him tuf.f
.. spared to keep u' s>s REPUTATION q sis sssAs-
have and yin keep constantly on hand, trso
a ga s PS16Gfs Hfrt ~ S'rhs "a 'ueS
srir f sHRs ot Ia ;lsS RHILyAlSHLrHtA fnIkS
and VEGETABLES OF ell tiaes In season
Private families e1cers' nesses viu dn1 -
city. ct ell ttnes
a-IA THOS. II. Wfk6oS.
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DoISGs AT THE PEeyosr MARsHAL's
0YPICE.-Hcyen stragglrrs and deserters aad
four Confederate soldiers came within orr
lines this morning, dssert-rs IRON the COnfede-
rate Army.
A largs amount OF Government prcperty
consisting Of clothing. commissary stores
horses, wagons, &c, We're recovered this morn.
ing.
Seven seizures OF contraband goods an fran.
S,tv, for the enemy, were made tins morning
hler. Nelcs If yegterddy.
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nTSdITHe1SIAN LHCrUREs-Ac ours. o,
rs Iec.urs. ~ b" gwen by Prof. ID. W lLsOs, Of
Monday Dee. 5-SubJect, The Lett.rel Faces
WefnesisT, Dee. I7.-sub:ect, The Maritime
Friday Dee. la-su DJsct, The Origin Of Ciyfli,s-
Monday, Dec. A.-.:ubJect, The Historic sod IN.
hi.tOri Races. "1t "a
The lectures ~ III commence a. O'Clock aa,oi,
lance free. The pU bic are Invited DE- lit
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sick AND WOUNDED OFFICERS

6CsGEOs GESERAL's OFFICE
Hashi"sfoH, Dsc>p.5er 10 i-2
si1s and wounded Obicers Of the IL. guar Army
N Ihs ci'y wlIi call on Surgeon J. X. Barne- Y IS
Army, for professional attepdapcs Oa,ce No Jsa
Ii street. S 'N' ~
cieA ana Eounded Officers Of Volunteer in this
city Sill call Surgeon N CIymer u Yoin,
te-rs, Tor profss-iou.I Ate ndancs. Ola &c POS Pa
avenue " o.
The above nsmcd surgeons are specially assigned
70 this duly JOSEPR n SMfrW
o+ u oE Acting SuT geop General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

~ TO THE VOTERS OF WAsUISGToS
S he Assessors OF the different ward y. II
ne a. me follow ing places from ~ O'clock
vi cieck r n, IRON the I4th to the 3Ist OF De
oemb"r, lnciu-iv". 10 correct and register thu
names OF those omitted from the p0ll list " III"
lst Ward. John 4. Rhesrn, tf2 Peulsyly.pis
kyenne, between I7tL and 18th streets "-'"
- nss! Inonns = -vart. corncr T.. suI II Ct
ga haFa aenry Gu tits, corner 9Th and J. ~
.fh Hard. Thos, Burrh, SIN street b,twa.,,
3th Hs-d H. Dyer; residences r.r Bui;ij,rs
TN Wsrt. George Co,!srd At r Eav iyi,-S,
once lrginls venue, between 9th ant Inth ST.
10 "ert. Peter Hepburn, No IS south stre.t
between rth and 9th > -. Jts west IA H. a.,
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NIAGAEA COUNTY APPLEs-1p bsrrsls Nj
assrA County Apples just received Thsy Ara
selected and CT excellent snrietiss
KING Il BURCUgLL
de IL Corner 18th at and Yarmsntay
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19
AUCTION SALES.l

Dy W. Il. WALL a CO., Aactionser..
ID PEREMT0RY SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK
Or FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, HERMETE-
CALLY SEALED FRUITS, &C.. BY CATALOGUE,
instant at 10 o'clock, we shall sell at the store OF
Messrs. osthem Bros, No. 900 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., their entire stock Of fine Wines, Brandies,
Whistles, &c.
Grape Leaf Gn very high nsvoredl
sherry Wines of various grades
Port Wines, consisting OF pure juice
London Dock and Burgundy
bourbon WHISTLES direct from Kentucky
scotch and Irish WHISTLES from the best distile-
ries
Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum OF prime quality
Batavia Arrack, Zwetcher and kirschwasser FL.
Schiedam Schnapps
blackberry and Peach Brandes
Gin and Brandy Cocktails
Clsret Wines, consisting OF st. Estephe, st. Emil
lien, 81. Julien, and also superior Chateau Wines
Cider Brandy and old Apple Jack in glass and
wood '..
Cigars, comprising splendid assortment OF gen.
une imported Havana and domestic manufacture
Theoretically Sealed Fruits and Meats, consistin R
OF Chicken, Turkey, Calves Tongues, &c, CLANS
Brandy Peaches and Cherries, SC, Plain and Mixed
Pickles, Chow-Chow, and Lobster, Green Corn,
Peaches, Peas, Succatosh, Tomatoes, String Beans
Currant, strawberry and Cranberry Jellies and
Fruits and Meats.
Also,
The store Fixtures.
Terms cash.
The attention of Grocers, Families, suffers aud
Others is called TO this sale the goods are all fresh
and only offered At auction because the owners
changing their business.
The store for rent, inquire Of the auciioneers
w. l.. WALL \ Co,
Auctioneeis
NOE Isun. Morn. Chron. and stsr.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

An Incident OF THE PRINCESS PAS MARRI.
AGE.-A Turin letter says "A singular incl
dent occurred at Turin on the occasion of the
Princess Pia's marriage. The clergy Of the ca.
thedral, which is the parish church of the palace
refused to celebrate the marriage, In the church,
on the ground that II was to be effected by
proxy. The clergy, nevertheless, presented for
bfle royal signature an order for 0,00Of., 1.-THE
usual fee for a royal marriage. The King,
however, instead Of afiixing his signature to
the order, drew his pen through II and returned
il to the Bishop of Bella, who vainly endeavor-
ed to persuade his Majesty to change decision
which he had taken because he considered the
refusal to celebrate the marriage as an insult to
himself,r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

MORE SICK Yesterday afternoon,
a train arriy ed from Warrenton, bringing about
600 more sick soldiers from the front. We
were in error in stating yesterday that l GOO
had arrived. II should have been 1900. Add
to this the number who arrived yesterday, and
we have the total number of 5000 who have
arrived here within the past few days. II has
taxed the energies of the medical director OF
this city to provide for this great and sudden
increase of patients. Happily, we have most
excellent officer IN that important position, and
provision has been made for all.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19
GALE OF CONDEMNED

PUBLIC PROPERTY.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
I u. \. ARMY,
alexandria, Va, Nop. II, 1862.
There will he offered for sale at Auction at this
place on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock
4. M, a quantity OF condemned Public Property
consisting Of r
325 Horses.
10 Mules
Blacksmith's and Carpenters Tools.
FORCES
Artillery Hames
Shovels and Spades.
Axes and Hatchets,
Scales, Nc., Sc.
Payment 10 be made, before delivery, In Treasury
notes. and all articles pa. chashed to be removed i'm
mediately after the sale.
The sale will he held open and continued from
day to day, until all the property Is disposed OF.
G.. b. FERGUSON,
Captain, Assistant Quartermaster,
no I5-dtd u. s. Army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

REPAIRED AT LAsT.--We take great pleasure
in announcing 10 our readers that the Tenth
street .bsldge over the canal, about which we
have said so inueh recently, is now about to be
put ina respectable condition for passers.
Yesterday afternoon we observed worllmen en-.
gagged In laying a new plank flooring over the
present dilapidated and rotten covering to the
bridge.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

We ARE GLAD 10 hear that Prof. Alexander
Wolowslti, the well known Pianist, Vocalist,
and Composer, has returned from his profess
sional excursion, and by desire of his numerous
friends and pupils, opens another course for
piano and singing by his new and simplifed
system. Prof. Wolowski is a general favorite
in Washington, and we do not doubt about his
success, particularly as by his method persons
having only slight knowledge of music are en-
ablod in u very short time to read music with
facility, and execute operate as well classical
music with rare perfection, and also accompany
their voices correctly and easily. Prof. W.'s
residence is Tenth street, No. 45l, between
and L streets.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

THE UNITED STATES steamship Dacotah ar
rived yesterday from a cruise in search Of the
the 5th instant, and has been cruising between
the east end of Long Island and Cape Hatteras,
in the track of our treasure ships, but so far
without finding the rebel pirate.-New York
He,.oL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

ATTENTION, AFFLICTED DIR. Vellny is yet
engaged in an extensive practice in this city,
and we would call the attention of the poor,
puny, emaciated victims of their own sins to
the best sources of remedy. First, give up your
present course of life at once and forever and
secondly, cali on the most skilful physicians,
(and none are better than DR.. Vellny,) and lie
cured of the disease which is now undermin-
ing the constitution and sending you to a pre-
mature grave.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

DY JAS. &. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctioneers
ID SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
niture, Dental Instruments, &c.--On THURSDAY
morning, November 10th, at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence OF DR.. Peabody, No. 1888 Fourth street, be-
tween and streets, the first street east of the
City HAIL. we shall sell his Furniture and Effects
comprising
Dental Chair and Spittoon.
Suit of Walnut and Hair-cloth Parlor Furniture.
Rosewood and other Marble-top Tables.
Brussels, Three-ply, and other Carpets.
Splendid silk Damask Window Curtains and Tas.
sells.
Ladies' Walnut Commode.
Gilt Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
Walnut, Mahogany and other Bedsteads.
Walnut and Rosewood Marble-top Bureaus and
washstands. ..I
Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes.
A Superior lot of Cottage Furniture.
Red and Table Linen, Blankets, Comforts.
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows.
Oak Extension Dining Table.
Cane-seat Chairs.
China, Glassware, Cutlery, &c.
No. National Cook Stove, nearly new.
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms cash.
JAS. C. McGUIRE& CO.,
nov I'D Auctioneers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19
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DY w. l.. WALL a. co., Auctioneers.
ID PEREMPToRY SALE OF A LARGE STOCK
OF FURNITURE, Stove, Sc;, or DEALER DE-
cLIsINo BuswEss.-on THURSDAY MORNING,
November 90 commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell on the first floor Of the Auction Rooms, with
out reserve, for cash, large stock, embracing
~ Mahogany, Walnut Marble-top and Plain Bu-
reaus. ...t
rs Mahogany and Plain Wsrdrobes.
10 Walnut and Mahogany sideboards.
% Walnut and Mahogany Sofas and Tetates.
Rockers, Easy and Parlor Chairs.
100 Jenny Lind Grecian, Cottage, Elizabethean and
other Double and Single Bedsteads.
10 Walnut, Cherry Extension Dining and other
Tables, different sizes.
Walnut Whatnots and Etagers.
Comforts, Blankets, Feather, Hair Bosters and
Pillows.
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs and Rockers, large
Gilt Mahogany, I Walnut Frame Mirror.
Ingram, Hemp, and other Carpets.
ALSO,
10 finch complete Cooking Stoves.
bS-inch do do do.
10 sinch do do do.
All in order for Wood or Coal.
ALSO,
With many other articles in Furniture line, which
have been removed to our store, for convenience OF
sale.
Terms cash.
nov rs f... W. L. WALL& CO., Aucts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

AN HEIR TO SEVENTEEN MILLIONS DIED FROM
PovERTr.-An old lady died, few days ago,
from sheer destitution, who was the claimant,
under will to an estate of no less than seven
teen millions of dollars. Although she was
probably the legal heir, she became so greatly
reduced that, when found dead in the streets,
she had on neither shoes nor stockings, and
had evidently been without food for several