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90 AND COMMITTED to the jail of New hanover
"a County, negro man, very black, says bis name
~ is TIMOTHY, and that he belongs to General Lewis
South Carolina and had been hired the Railroad above
Fayetteville He since varies in statements
to whom he belongs and other things
The hiyer of said negro Is hereby notified to
forward, prove property pay charges and him
away otherwise he will be dealt with the directs.
w. I. J. VANN, Sheriff.
Jan. 6. IO2IW-20lt
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TAKE NOTICE.

All publications of donations, exceeding ten lines viii
hereafter be charged for at regular rates of advertising
Daily paper five cents per line. Weekly paper ten cents
per ne We viii publish acknowledgements cheerfuly but
not unnecessary details.
All obituary notices will be charged the rates and
viii be published in columns unless the cash
paid in advance We forced in obedience to adopt
adhere to this lule and cannot and will not keep
accounts of such matters December 18th, 1861
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DEPARTURE OF Y ANKEEs-Two hundred, and forty
Yankees who have been exchanged for equal number
of taken by the enemy sent to Newport News
on yesterday o'clock, in the steamer Northampton,
in charge of Cap. Gibbs. Some OF the prisoners APP
peared sad at the prospect of leaving, and few glad
Cheers were intefchanged between them and those left
behind. The prisoners hat called Bull Run
ners, having been captured on the 2lst OF July.
Richmond Ernn1npr All inst
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D AZORs! RAZORsl!-The best American French
and English manufacturers with fine assortment of
Shaving Soaps and Creams, at old prices, at
BALDWIN'S
JAM 9Th. 80, Market street.
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CAMP STEPHENS, Jan. LIST,


MEssRs EDITORS The undersigned returns the thanks OF
the Moores Creek Rife Guards to the Meores Creek Sol
ders Aid Society," the ladies of Upper Black River
for having supplied the Company with bed clothes and socks
together with many articles of wearing apparel ihe names
of the being misIad he unable to give list OF
ticles furnished b. eachbut happy TO they need
nothing more. JOHN Il. HAWES
Capt Com Dig Co. E., 18th Reg. N G. V.
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We learn that the Choctaw nation, which has al
ready ten regiments active service has rendered
other to the President who has ordered it to report TO
active service in Floyd's Brgade.-Rich. Examiner.
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CLASSICAL, FRENCH, AND IaNGLESI TUITION.
TsY9E undersigned wishes engage Teacher Of the
l. Branches named above. He can show good testimo-
mails of ability from Virginia. the University OF North Caro-
lima, and present employers. Having small family he
will want dwelling house, garden and fre-wood, renree
if the should be in the country. His present
term of business will end about the middle of February
next Address, with proposals,
GEORGE PADDISON,
Magnolia, Dupn county, N. c.
January Sth, 1862. 2O3l*
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GEN. WIsE.--A private dispatch from Norfolk say
that Gen. Henry 4. Wise assigned to the command O
the forces at Currtuck, the North CaroIina coast
lett that city yesterday morning preliminary visit
to his fed OF Richmond Dispatch 4h INST
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LOOK OUT FOR TEIE WAR TAX!
FfNHE WAR TAX BOOK ready and open to TIE tax
payers of Brunswic and Columbus Counties for their
inspection ANY who feels aggreved at the valuation
of his properly and must within the next twenty
days. show before me, why the valuation thereof
excessive and ought to be reduced The Tax Book will be
open every day from until the 30th ins q: my Store
in Whitevile. ALFRED SMITH,
Assistant Tax Collector.
Jan. 9th, 1862. 20-lt*
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FROM THE LOWER PoToMAC-There has been no ar
rival from tie tlotla since last report. Small
sells continue TO the blockade daily. Three harges
with provisions for the army, arrived at Alexandria
yesterday morning in tow of steam tug, having passed
the bat teres curing the dark hours Of the night before
One OF the barges lost her deck load in chesapeake
bay and one Of the others lost also portion of her
60. They report that the Confederate batteries Cooke)
sunk, day before yesterday, large schooner which
"rurnirg tie blockade" = Fredericksburg Neus 4ih
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TIE News FROM THE PENINsULA.-From dispatches
recently received from Gen. Msgruder it would appear
that that officer under the impression that he
would soon receive visit from his Yankee friends
domciItd at Fortress Monroe and Newport News
We learn that Saturday all orders issued permitting
soldiers TO leave camp were countermanded and that
several OF them with regular Burroughs taken Oh
the Curtis Peck when that steamer stopped at Grove
Wharf In this connection we may add that two regt
ments of the Richmond mita-the 9th, Col. Thos j.
Evans, and the 10th Col. Richard F. Morris, have
been ordered rendezvous the It'll nst the first at
Navy Hill, and the second Church Hill for inspec
ton and drill The men have been ordered to appear
on the ground with such arms they may be able to
procure. The orders for the assembling of the two
regiments may have been issued in consequence Of Gen
Magruder's djspatcbes-Rch Eng, 9Th lnsf.
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Fornev's PHILADELPHIA Press saws !:

FoFntys PnIauelpha PfesS says:
THE EFFECT AT HARRIsBURG.-We understand upon
good authority that Gov Curtin receipt OF the
English news stated that after the middle of January
no military forces should leave the State
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THE DAILY JOURNAL can be had By the volunteers in
camp at 90 cents per month.
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BIsIDLEs AND SADDLES.

BnIDLTGS AND SADDLES.
TNNGLISH RIDING BRIDES at
T. WILSON'S.
MILITARY Riding Brides at
Ul WILSON'S.
LNANCY Patent Leather Riding Saddles at
WILSON'S.
YTNHE Mcclellan Riding Saddle at
i WILSON'S.
FENHE Regulation Riding Saddle at
i WILSON'S.
TFlHE Monkey Riding Saddle at
WILSON'S.
GPANISH, Mexican, Hope and ST. Louis Saddles at
- WILSON'S.
Jan. s,
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COMMERCIAL,


Latest dates from liverpool ................ Dec q
Latest dates from Havre. Dec Il
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RY:S;oS,;M eGgRE = &C., A.aes.es:.,s. 9.

DY }. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetionssrs.
ID CHOICE BUILDING LOT IN PRINTING
OFFICE SQUARE AT AucTIoH-on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the sth Of January, at half past four
desirable Lots In Printing Office Square; said Lot
fronting % feet inches on First street west and
running back 100 feet inches to q 2ofeet alley,
being the second Lot In the square from the corner
Of and First streets west, and situated nearly In
front Of the residence Of the late Senator Douglas
Since the purchase Of the Printing ONCE by the
Government, this section Of Washington has rapid
~ improved and no more desirable opportunity for
Improvement or Investment can be found in the
city.
< thirty feet alley runs through the square from
east to west In the rear Of the lots fronting First
street.
Terms-s6oo cash; the balance In six and twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust on the property
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
dec aa--tds Auetioneers.
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70 Batchelor's Hair Dye--The best In
the world.-william A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
from nature, warranted not to injure Hair In the
least; remedies the ileects ofbad dyes and invig-
CRATES the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by AZ
Druggists, &c.
ID The genuine Is signed VIM. A. BATCHELoR,
on the four sides Of each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, Late 233 Broad.
way and 10 B0nd,) New York. my ely
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RY w. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ID BATH HOUSE AND FIXTURES AT AUG
TION-By virtue Il . deed Of trust made by Chal-
Ian, McGhann Co., for the benefit Of the creditors
Of said firm, will, on TUESDAY, soth instant, At
sale, to the highest bidder, for cssh, that well.
known establishment, the Metropolitan Baths,
containing u Iron Bath-tubs (vapor and shower, !
peting, Q Oak Arm-Chairs, Q dozen Towels, ~ Mir.
r0rs, u Combs and Brushes, u Soap Dishes, II
Flesh Brushes, Gas Fixtures, Q Muslin Curtains,
Walnut Desk, Lounge, and many other articles too
numerous to mention, together with the lease Of
the premises. = RI. u..
TIE sale offers an inducement to persons wishing
to engage In this business, which recommends IL
TO their especial attention.
s. 5. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
On D, bet. Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
just next to the Star ONCE.
W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
dec 70 start Auctioneers.
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Georgetown Marine Last.

ARRIVALS.
schrs. J. c. Calhoun, Murch, Boston, mercha ndisa
" ashingtsn, Bodine, Staten Island, merchandise
DAWSON, jackson, New York, merchandise Iohu
Cadwslader, Clayton, Philadelphia, coal for Gov,
for Government barge Young America, Houghton
Philadelphia, coal for Governments boat John p
McDevitt, MeDevitt, Philadelphia, coal for Govern
ment.
DEPARTURE
sehrs. Heroine, Chsmplln, New London, Conn,
coal; Charles A. Haeksher, Stubs, New York
coal,
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n The Great Pennsylvania Route 1.-THE
quickest and latest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and West.
For tickets and further Information apply ct the Of
nce Of the "Great Pennsyivania Route" northeast
corner PennsylyAnia avenue and Sixth street, un-
der National Hotel. Office open from q. M to Q
r. o. NORTON,
aug Sly Agent.
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DIEG

On Saturday, December eth, about 10 p. m, Mrs.
MAY L. CRossos, wife OF DR.. H. J, Crosson, after a
brief and severe illness.
Her friends and ncQuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral which will take place
rom No. SCI II street, between Sixth and seventh
streets, at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday morning next,
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DEsIRABLE INDIA RUBBER GooDs-Mr. II. A.
Hall has Just received q lot Of Oficsrs' Long and
Light dun finished Coats also, dull finished Pom
ehos extra large sizesj Also, lot OF blue English
Talmss, very long at $40 sach which he 10 selling
at mannfaotnrers prices, at his India Rubber Ware
house, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, oct 2T-tf
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Of this work for sale at the Office Of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, % cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
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INDIA RuBpER Goops,--The place to buy your
RUBBER COATS, LEGGINs, CAMP BLANKETS,
HAyELoCKs, HAVERsACks, and every article
made from INDIA RUBBER, 10 at II. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain
tlssm AT manufacturers' prices, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Oe 90
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Potter stArrEns.-Nsthan Thompson and Jas
Disasy, violating hack law, fined sias, BY Justice
~, W & Root, drunk In street, fined s,.ss, by Jus
pa Mccsnnon, drunk In street; aned 81 .Ss, by
Las. y. Johnson and wm. Nicholson, dIsorderly;
fined u .6s, by Justie~ Clayton. M
,xexAnder Robherts, disorderlyi held Cor fur
yfsd MAhon.y, di.orderly, fined ,,.ss, by Justice
Isaac Murray, disorderly, ansd q, by Justice
..Thomss Rowe, dissrderly; fined %, by Justice
EiisE smith, Jennie MeLain, Sarah Moore, VA.
graneyi committed to wcakhouse.
- Joiee, huekstering without iieensei ancd
Sarah. Cook, larceny Jail for court, by Justice
lanes Mcdonald, drunk and dlsordsrly, turned
over 70 the military, by Justice Thomps0n.
isa. BasE,nghsm, disordsriy conduct; nnsd a.,
susan Deg.n, drunk and di.ord.rly, fined ss.ss,
lsSemlu stsrrin, larceny jail for court, by Jus
H,idset Kane, iarcenyi Jail for court, by Justice
Dr. Tanner. seosssory to stealing a watch, held
Char, cAmpbsll, drunk and disorierly, fined o.,
By Justice Walter. ~ RI
cha., Remier, murder, jail for court, by Justice
Morris Patten, larceny and assault, and battery,
Joseph Gibson, disorderlyj hned 1884, BY Justice
Patrick, disorderlyi aned 1854. by Justice Fer.
Wn. Jones, di.orderly, ansd sas., by Justice
Geo. aeOdy, dl.ordsrlyi security to keep the
peace, By Justice stratton. -
BsraSid Cooke, assault and battery lined sI.sa,
Peter sisser, drunkenness, fined si.s., by Justice
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INDIA RuBBER Doors AND SHoEs.-The above
articles are sold chopper at II, A. HALLS India
Rubber Warehouse, 3lb Pennsy lvania avenue, than
At any other store In this city or vicinity This 70
So Call and satisfy yourselves, 80 Pennsylvanis
avenue, no 2e-tf
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DY w. L. WALL q co., Auctioneers,
ID GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMkEl

ID GOVERNMENT SALE Of CONDEMNED
SUBSISTENCE STORES At AvcTIos.-On TUES
DAY MORNING. soth December, 1862, at i0o'clock
we will cell, In front Of the Auction Rooms, q 10
Of Condemned subsistence Stores, consisting Of
20 Barrels Pork.
"a bills Salt Beef.
1865 RS. Bacon.
TO bs. Flour.
8s2 fbs. Green Coffee.
3S5 bs. Split Peas.
TS4 bs, Rice.
Dbl. Beef Tongues.
2bushels Onions.
% gals, Molasses.
COS rs Hard Bread
Terms cash, In Government Funds.
By order Of Lieut.. JOHN CUssACK,
A. q. NJ. v. 8. A.
w. L. WALL 4 CO.,
dee2I (starl Auctioneers.
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q Special Nottee.--On and after Tuesday,
April l. 1897, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad VIII commence running daily, Sundays
exeepted,l leaving this Station At 40 a, n, and
Train for all parts Of the West via Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
NJ. OF Transportation b. o. n. n.
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OFrIcERs OF THE GRAND LopoE OF MAsoss
IssTALLED.--An the officers OF the Grand Lodge Of
the exception Of Mr.. Page, tLe grand master elect
who was prevented nom being present through In.
disposition. A COMMITTEES was appointed to ascer-
tlon and report whenever his returning health
will admit OF the Imposing ceremony.
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70 NOT1CE.--Come Onei Come Alli--The
exhibition Of Fletcher Chapel sabbath school will
take place at McKendree Chapel, situated on Mas
sach,isetts Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth sts,,
on TUESDAY, the s0th day Of December, at O'Clock
p. m. Doors open at sk O'Clock. Admittanee for
adults, % cents; children, 10 cents.
dec y1--3ts
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ARRESTED ron DEsERTIoN.-Michael Mourne
and Thomas Cauley were arrested on saturday by
Ohieers Nicho and Frazier, OF the Fourth ward, as
desertors. Ofleer NichOl arrested Mourne In the
neighborhood OF swampoodle; the other was ar
rested on Seventh street. They were both taken
before Justice Walter, and by him turned over 10
the military at the Central guardhouse,
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400 seventh street,
OPPOSITE ODD FELLows' HALL,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
I manufacture Of the beet material, and have
constantly on hand, large and varied Rssort-
Military and rais.ns SADDLES,
BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS,
FELT SADDLE CLOTHES,
SHABRA CUES,
Patent Feed and Water Buckets,
Oiacers' Haversacks,
Officers Fine Sword Belts,
Belt Trimmings, and
Field Glass Cases.
II II u N X 8.
SOLE THEIR,
IRON FRANZ,
DRESS, and
WOOD BOX TRUNh s.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
HARNESS, DC.
RE p A III RING.
Az manufacture Trunks extensively, and neees
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material, am better
prepared to repair Trunks, SO, thoroughly and
promptly than any other establishment In the city
JAMES g. ToPHAM.
oct lt-smi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Musual vsrs lssursnss cempany-
Nctiee, interest on all premium notes given iol
gclielss VII 3 Que aea sysel. . the odce 81 n,
eSid q o. bsisss szss siss, isSs policy viii ),
ean0e11ed. ~ sN cHAA WILSON,
dec D-tt Secretary.
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REMEMBER THE FESTIVAL OF the young ladies
connected with Wesley Chapel, which commeners
this evening In the session room Of that church.
The reputation of these ladies' for rendering these
know, secure for them a large patronage,
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% The Ladies' OF Wesley Chapel propose
holding FESTIVAL in the Lecture Room OF the
Church, corner Of Fifth and , streets, commencing
on Monday evening, December 18th. The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
Ticket, admitting gentleman and lady during
the Festival 90 cents, TO be had at Shepherds Book
Sore corner Of seventh and ID, and at the door OF
the church. dec g7-6ts
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NusiBER or PATIENTS ~ THE HosPTALs.-The
number of patients At present In the various hos
pitfalls In this city and Alexandria 10 u, 300.
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RATES OF ADMISSION /,

RATES OF ADMISSION;
Private boxes, %; Dress Circle, 90 eta, Orchestra
Chairs 10 ctsj Family Circle, % ets Colored Gal
lery, % cts.j Colored Parterre, 90 cts.
Seats may be secured from 10 o'clock Q. m to
O'Clock p. m, irifhouf erfra charw.
Doors open At quarter before O'Clock. Perform
ances commence at halfpas o'clock.
dec 10
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The GEoRoETowN COUNCILS were not In session
last Friday night, quorum OF neither Board being
present,
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REV. Ma. STOCKTON did not preach In the Hous,
Of Rspressntatiye' yesterday and there was Nc
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STONE HOSPITAL Ia shortly to be converted Into
an eye hospital, under the charge OF DR.. Hutehin-
son, an oculist OF some reputation.
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WOUNDED ExPEcTED-seven hundred sick and
younded soldiers are expected TO arrive here to-
dsy from Aqua creek.
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odd FELL0ws' HALL.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOws' HALL.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
GREATEST SUcCKSs ON RECORD
ENTHUSIASTIC INCEPTION
Of
The Canterbury Company.
In consequence of the great tmpropmsM being
g, ne 10 posspSns Il. until
NEW YEARS EVE,
wednesday Evening, December 3lst,
In order to present to their patrons one the most
comfortable, spacious and handsome
MUSIC HALLS IN THE COUNTRY.
The Canterbury Company win perform
TWO NIGHTS LONGER,
(Mondsy and Tuesdsy,)
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
When they will give Select Musical Entertsin-
ment for
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS AGNES sOUTHE9LAND,
THE ooG M,ss S SEt snaT TAYLOR
MAMMOTH COMPANY.
composed Of
Twenty-Five Ladies and Gentlemen,
IN A Splendid BILL,
including
THE 8YPSEY'S LAY
and
FIFTY NEW ACTS.
Door open at 6ki performance, IN o'clock,
Admission, % cents; Front Seats, 90 cents.
NEW YEARS DAY,
Two Grand Performance
will be given at the
NEW CANTERBURY HALL.
Afternoon, at 2o'elock, for LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admission to Afternoon-Ladies, % centsj chill
dren, 10 cts. Usual nights entertainment Tor Gen
tlemen at OK o'clock, Admission, 20 cts.j Orches-
ira Chairs, 80 cts. dec 29--2t
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WORD OF ApvIcE.-Those who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. FtshblAtt whose Office Is
at No. 42l street. corner of Eighth street. and be
radically cured, twenty-five years experience has
established Dr. Fishblatt's reputation as q physi-
clan, Recent cases cured In q few days. Charges
moderate. DIR, FIsHRLATT,
No. 42i y street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Once.
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SERVICES OF REV. On. SMITH DURisa THE PAST
YEAR.-Dr. Smith, pastor Of the Fourth Presby-
terrain church, prior to the commencement Of hls
discourse yesterday morning, mentioned a few
statistics with reference to the Judiciary square
hospital. During the past nine months there
have heen received ,6s5 patients who, In connec-
ton with those In the Fourth Presbyterian church
hospital, have been under his exclusive minis
terial care. DIR. Smith, Notwithstanding this
numerous charge, and the TACT Of holding eleven
services per week, has never failed to meet his
pulpit engagements, or visit each family OF his
congregation three times during tho past, AZ In
former years.
In this connection, we cannot forbear calling
attention to the fact, that during the early stage
OF the rebellion, when all was anxiety and appre-
hension In this city, and the secession feeling
seemed to predominant, DR.. Smith was the first TO
raise his voice In the pulpit In denunciation Of
this Infamous rebellion, and subsequently to offer
his services to the Government In a ministerial
capacity. So powerful and effective was this do
nunciaton that II brought forth strong and bitter
excavations from those who sympathiled with the
rebellion, and was the cause OF great numbers
dissolving their connection with the church. Dr..
Smith was not, however, sweryed from his path OF
duty, and continued not only by speech to oppose
the rebellion but labored most earnestly In every
way to stay Its progress. Many suffering patriot
win bear Testimony to his ninremitting real In
their behalf up to the present moment, In these
labors DR.. Smith has always received the active
cooperation OF his wife, whose services have
proved most valuable.
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ARRESTS ron LARCEay.-on Saturday last, on
Ger Burch arrested Benz. sterrin on the charge OF
~ OF SelhDer & Co. The samesAay he arrested
Bridget Kline, on the complaint OF Sarah Bishop,
Tor stealing q shawl and veil They were both
taken before Justiee Walter and committed to jail
for court,
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Issusso FRAUDULENT PAssEs-ARnEsr.--Lewis
FAIk has been arrested by the provost marshal for
ssuing and selling fraudulent passes granting per-
missiop4to different persons TO carry liquor aeross
the river. spengler X Co., and their clerks, have
same, knowing them to be forged, lie 10 said TO
have received AZ high AZ 800 apiece for some Of
them. ...N..t
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SMITH a. BEALJ., No. 3oi SEVENTH
~ Street, between and X strests, 10 the Cheapest
Clothing House In town. Try them.
nov 2i--dtAnii
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& az 81 cS scss: ::;
ABLE FOB H0LfDAYPRESENTS.--On TUESDAY
EVENING, Dscember soth, commencing ct half
Bound Books, suitabis for Presents during the
Holidays, consulting Of s. ..u.
ANIMALS and Albums, Souvenirs,
Poetry, Histories, Christmas Tales,
Bibles, Prayer Books, &c. .t' #..I#.
sale positive. EII
- &c. MCGUIRE b CO.,
dec 20 ..ll Auctioneefs.