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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-25

EDITORIAL sUsIMARY.
THE RxsxLs report disaster 70 our srms IN
North Carolina. We now know that II was .
UPicn victoU.
fHkRE 10 Ma to have been squad of rebel
|cassiry1bdA nssssuix vlshin The lee, fcw
TEn ccsNncrIdgf I.sorstAruha have passed
a wso,uiise snddvanf Presidsns Eineoin and
approving his course. Al
Mr.. PESDLEroN, Of Ohio, made on Tuesday
smother susuce0sfdi Sn<mps 70 ga the protest.
against the indemnity bill placed on the jour;
nal of the House. ,SODi s',@ 4itAtl
TIE susHEss MEN Of Troy, Nov york, ,hsvs
refused to receive or pay out any more indiyi-
dual shlnplssters.
The STOCK NARKEr appears to be very steady
upon Government stocks. This looks we'll, 81
The NEW CLAD PArAPsco, built at Whining
ton, win arrive at the navy yard, in Philadcl-
phia, on Friday. She is Of the Monitor feet.
Tue Posr OrFIcE at New London, Conn.
has been robbed. Eoaa a
HoRArro SEYMOUR. soon TO be Governor of
New York has, II ia said offered to Major
sprasuc, Of the U. Q. A., the position Of Adju-
tant General.
TIE PRKsIDEsr has not vet signed the bill
admitting Western Virginia. 1t did not reach
him officially till Tuesday. .s.. t# T.,
GEN. RuFus KISo Is III at the National 80
GEs. LANE, of Kansas, Is intending to intro.
duce a bill into the Senate empowering the
President to arm and equip two hundred rcgt-
ments Of infantry, 10 he composed Of persons
of African descent. .sr4fa.n. ... ..
FN-Gov. RANDALL has been confirmed by the
Senate as First Assistant Adjutant General. ..
The World lays all the blame of the failure
at Fredericksburg upon the President, General
Hslleck, and Secretary Stanton. AZ Il Is no,
willing to take Gen. Burnside's word that the
responsibility rests on himself. ....| .. l..F.
sI GIN. sHERNAs's expedition down the Mis-
sis.ippi Is said TO consist Of more than $4,000
men. #.HsII
Gen. Sherman Is said to he an officer of
ability, and 1t ls understood that he will do all
that Is possible 70 circumvent the rebels in the
Southwest. -, .,,.i .,...t. .l,,.s
|! Our Southwestern army is composed largely
Of men who have seen service, and they will
make good repor. of themselves when tho
battle comes OF.
THE New York World lndulges In numerous
silly di'ri1es upon Secretary Chase II has no
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Hnsnr wAsD ,BrIcHkR, a ,he New svI England

a HENRY wARD .BEEcHER, al the New England
dinner In New Y.rk, said ;iiloFgi4 gq's agol
s''' New Rnglanders had more money invested
In hohses, In ships. and In factories than any
other peePle-oB -she face OF the globe. Over
against them was. planted o people with mag
'nlfcent soil, grand rivers, broad bays, and how
did they nvef He would not say saboye the
ltrntes,' for aid not Che squirrels i've better
The poor white men Of the Sonth were the poor
eat fed, The poorest clothed, the poorest educa-
ted, and the most miserable trash on this contir
nent.n -, -, -
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runxf.s, CsssCxsNs, krc..

It gives MS pleasure to state that Mrs.. Caleb
B. Smith, ct n late hour last evening, received
an ample supply Of splendid poultry from Pitts
burg, Penn, consisting Of turkies, chickens,
geese, and ducks, and the ladies composing
committees for the hospitals in Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandra, are respectfully
invited to send in their orders to the Patent
Office, "a soon as possible. inH
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-25

JAMES L. MURDOCH, the eminent Irageilian,
will give an entertainment at the Hoase Of Rep
resenlsiIves, on Monday evcsing nea. The
proceeds to be distributed by the State Associa-
tions, for the benefit of the sick and wounded
soldiers. ...a.u gar.
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The .LocaI's, soliloqUy--I.onK- fellow
out-Ison gfe liOSssd.' H.'

.
In December, dark and dreary, sat the writer
weak and weary, pondering DER his memoranda
book Of items used before-book Of scrawling
head-notes, rather, items taken days together,
then In hot and sultry weather, using up much
time and leather-pondering We these items
DER. While we pondercd, slowly rocking,
Uhrough our mind queer ideas focking) came
a quick and nervous knocking knocking IL
the sanctum door. Sure, that must he Jenks,'
we muttercd-"J jerks that's knocking at our
door; jerks the everlasting bore"
All, how well do we remind us, in the walls
that there confined us, Exchanges" lay behind
us all scattered Ger the floor. Thought we
jerks wants to borrow some newspapers till to-
morrow, and twill be relief from sorrow 10 get
rid Of jerks the bore, ny opening wide the door.
still the visitor kept knocking knocking loud
er than before. 0. .ft .'il i.F 81 E4I. ..-. .,
And the scattered pile Of papers cut some
very curious capers, being lifted by the brcozes
coming through another door; and We wished
(the wish was evil for one doomed always ciyi)
that jerks was to the devil, to stay there ever
more, there to Ind his iore-Jcnks, the never
tring bore. .ts0A
Backing up our patience nrmer, then, with
out another murmur, "Mr. jerks" said we,
''your pardon, your forgiveness, we implore.
But the fact is we were reading Of some curious
proceeding, and thus II was unheeding your
loud knocking there BEFORE" '- ~ ''
Here We opened wide the door. But fancy
now our phclinX-forit II wasn't jerks the bore
jerks the namcless eyermorc. .s,. nrsil . ..
But the form that stood before us caused a
trembling to come DER us, and memory quickly
bore US back again to days Of yore; days when
''items" were In plenty, and whcrc'er thia wri-
ter went he picked up items by the score. Twas
the dark form of our ''devil, thrust in attitude
uncivil, and he thrust his head within the door,
with-"The foreman's ont of copy, sir, and says
he wants some more" Yes, like Alexander,
wanted more
Now this "local' had already walked about
till nearly dead-he had sauntered through the
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SEE Il woman In another column picking
sambuei Grapes, for speor's Wine. Il Is an
admirable article, used In hospitals, and BY the
frst families in Paris, London and New York,
In preference to old Port Wine. It is worth a
trial, as 1t gives great satisfaction. II
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Gottschalk. according TO an on da In Richard
'storrs willis's Once a Month, is engaged TO be
married 70, a Miss K, an helress Of New
The ceremony will take place soop, lrF& -
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loTHn roRTnR TRIAL
:, :, wEpsKsDAr, December "a.

Il IA
> Gencral Porter having procured his wltnessss,
Tho examination on the pSn OF 4ho defshcc lbci
gan, s0,,,ss d,ids ,sso,. ..,sys =. ~ ~. y "
3, Major Gerseraio Parke, xehiaf Of Bunslde's
Stsff, wss sworn, hut derosed noshing Of spc-
cisl Importance. 49, o,gs s w % y" 10y, ahl m !,
y, Col. Clesry, Of the ouartermaeaer, and Capt.
,Fiaeld, of the Commissary Depastment, wore
cxsmined toochlng the cdndition Of the rssds
and thc state of the night Of Ang. ~. ~ ,y''
q They both agreed ias 70 tho iimprsoticabilit
Of marching troops at sucha tlmc!s sse ion
~ Capt. Monteth and Lisut, Weld, both Of
Gen. Portsr's istaf, were, SUMMONED and tcstI::
fed TO having seen sibtsrerof dispatches from
Gen. Pope 70 oeh. Porter on the night Of the
s7th Of AaSast. and 70 othsf natter. Of minor
Interest," sejrueri q! iapm q .aah 4a.i ssi8 sEiii
The codrtcth cthsu adjourned over TIL Friday At
M n,o,ost tsiAt ft'sHi Sdin5nlh - Hffh1 g .
thv e'och' ,fioingsiJ 10 lysqsgtg al tsrs lit
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10 SAN FRkNoIsCo, Decae 1.-The steamer seot. :.
land has arrived at this port. bearing Hong
Kong dates 10 the 9oth October, and from
Shanghai on the sth November; also leaving
Kanaghawa on che 23da a1fog isF'pa di' D. :
! She Is the British pioneer Of the new British
line of steamers, nmaking monthly trips be-
tween San Francisco, Japan, and China. Her
freight charges sre ~ per ton; for passengers,
$3.50. She brings 700 tons from China, and 500
from Japan, principally teas. '4't!. ia1s '''''l
She left 2s steamers and IS sailing vessels at
the port Of Shanghae. ,hlr'' hTi-iH aa't
II is rumored that large body of Russian
troops are comingfrom Amoorto the aid Of the
Chinese Government, to recapture Ningpo and
put down the rebellion. .fTif hit H.'
The Japan Herald, Of the e2d November, says:
The revolution In Japan is complete. The "
coon has been stripped Of nearly all his special
privileges. rIE.'A.
There IA considerable inquiry among the Ja.
panesc for steamships, to establish line be-
tween Oracara and Yokahowa. H' 'i''i2sf i'1
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.' ARRIvALior GESERAIs FosTER AND sLocCn.
Gen. Foster arrived here yesterday, and had
interviews With the President and Secretary Of
War, relative 10 business connected with his
command in North Carolina. i,Iss.,l di' i-,'sa
Gen. slocum also arrived here Yesterday.
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correetsd ~ tha t>schings Of this. expcrience.-
and finally, that opportunities may soon arise
10 repair them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-25

: DECISION OF COMMISSIONERS or IsrERSAL
REVENUE Slaughtered hogs, weighing more
than $50 pounds each, shall he estimated by
assessors as exceeding six months old.
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"a The RlcuNoSp PAPERS are somewhat elated
at their successes d. the battle Of Fredericks-
burg. II must be confessed that they have
some cause for jubiiation. liz =" 10 .",,;,,,
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Ds.p.sehss u wsdn..day Evss,ns

sr. LOUIS, Dec. e4.-Advices have been re-
eeived by Gen. Curtis from Brig,sQen, Dsyis.
commanding at Columbus, Ky.,, 70 the effect
season TO prepare him against the contingcn-
cies of an attack upon that post. .Toore
He don't think that any attack u medItatod
BY the enemy In that direction. .0ooii
q As 10 the injury said to have been done to
tho railroad, Con. Davis has not fully sseer-
taincd the extent, hut expcetss 70 repair it1at
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NArnIorlC arAhxAs.

We copy the following touching verses from
the Indiana Journal. They contain truth as
well a. poetry, and have that true ring which
mceta . hearty respdase from every loyal heart.
And What Is more, thess st.nras bssr Inter
nal svIdehcs that thsy cane osl fre<A anespoe'
tanscesly from the heart, and are - ~ tnd
Of suy protracted courtine Of shs IAhst They
are "thoughts that breathe and words that
burn"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-25

ES- Batchslor's Hair Dye--Ths Dest In
the World.-Wiiliam A. Batchelor's celsbratsd
from nature, warranted not to injure Hair In the
remedies the ll-efects ofbad dyes, and inyig
crates the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful, sold By all
Druggists, &c. w. hN-.t =. Z.
~ Thesenuine Ia signed VIM. A, RATCHELoh,
.on the four skies OF each box. = :.
Factory, No. 81 barclay street, tLate ass Broad.
way and 10 Bond,) New York. 7-' my 22--ly
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1p,asA.ikEgsa.sI Il IAsFX1i9s .Itrs.s,

quickest and safest routs to the Northwest And
6outhwest. Two through trAips daily and one on
Sunday. soldteFs' tickets At Government rates 70
F6r Tickets and further informstion apply at the Of
dee of the YGreat PennsylvAnis Route" northssst
sotnss psrnsyiy.n,a Avenue and sixth sffsst un:
r, m,;on srndsysateA = p.m.l a,,ri,L,l, I. -, sGi
-. ~. .nuuE "a ~ - bEJ' Z. oahOhTON, ~.
aug 6-ly,f,Yts ,i1ilnn.l q ylJsYoA Agent. .
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= CINCINNATI, Dee. 4.-Advines from Lcxing-
ton, KY, report fears Of a raid by Floyd and
Humphrey Marshall, who are In great force
from Western Virginia. They are rapidly ad-
yancing through Pound Gap. A movement of
our troops has taken place from Richmond,
Kentucky, That will relieve Eastern Kentucky
from this new Invasion.
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MyE must not forget TO dipe, on Christmas Day,
wv at Markhams
'VHE CONFEssIONs AND ~ ., /.
H.4Ut .rHN HHI .t ExPERIENCE
I@Hfk 80 b. ..t OF AN DaGstlA3 ,IL ,aa

lNa..g. A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN 5.bII.
who suffer from spermatorrhes, Nervous Debility,
ii%e, sra THE MEANS f OF sE2F CURE ii " BY one Who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and injury through medical hunfug and quAckery
by enclosing q post paid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author. 4 -.r
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esa. ~. j.
nov 2s-dsmif Bedford, Kings Co., n y a,
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~ westerns ProGres % Of slavery.-copies
Of this work are for sae at the ONCE OF the National
Republican, Pamphlet edition, 20 cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents! n'ttu'ttiia " lsf 'oh't i"nlh
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lust TRY OUR NEW STOCK OF CLOTHIHG
cath street, near +. They out wear anything you
oan buy, and they are sold so SShssp Ht ,u,o
No 460 Seventh street, near y.
would advise all to come and buy their Clothing
M SMITH 8, No, $50 Seventh street.
II you arc wise you will come to SMITHS, No
46O Seventh street, near oppG site City Post Once
to buy yGur Clothing, Furnishing Go9d', Trunk,
Hats, and Caps.
The PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No. AGO
Seventh street, IL the best place 10 town to buy your
Caps j. H. SMITH d co. clothisrs, 4sO Seventh
street
Call soon and see our new stock of Fall and Win.
ter Clothing, which ,alir nj very low proea,
sfths PEOPLES CLOTHING bTORE, No 466
Seventh street, near 4.
Great attractions at No, 4sn Seventh street. New
stock Of Clothing Just arrived and selling at our
usual low prizes. j. ii. SMITH Il Co., Clothsrs,
No. $50 Seventh street, aud corner Twentieth street
and Penn avenue
Great bargains in Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats CaIs Boots, and Shoes on the corner of Tweu.
ueth street and Penn avenue.
SMITH CO, Clothiers, First ward, oor. Twen.
ieth street and Penn avenue, Il the cheapest place
In town to buy your Fall and Winter Clothing
Call at the First Ward Clothing store and get
youl Fall and Winter G1thing Hats. Caps, Boots,
an Shoea. SMITH co, Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth street and Penu. av.
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner
Twentieth street and Pennsylvanis avenue.
You can buy your Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes cheap, corner Of Twentieth street snd
Psunsylyania avenue
Aim
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CLAIns AuAIssg II. palpxD spAvss

FINLEY BIGGER, date Regtstsr Of tns u. b
Treasury, } and CHAKLES Y SHERMAN. Coup
sllors at Law will devote their entire attention 70
the prosecution and settlement Of demands agsfns
the United States growing out Of the present waf,
including the Accounts and Claims Of States, Con
rsctors, and Disbursng Ohoers, applications for
ths restoration OF property Illegally aexcd or cap
eured and Tor compensation for the nee Of private
property for Government purposes, and for damases
Tor the injury Of ruch property BY the army; io
military pay pensions, and bounty lands; and tor
distribrtive shares Of monies payable at the Tres
tury and due to sub oontr aotors and othera
Tne7 will also give legal advice 70 olaiman,s, oou
tractors, end to unprofessional agents In uusateo
sasesi and prepare written Arguments when desired
With Non resident Agents who may send them
a.Aams, az equitable divialon OF oommrions will b
made.
Undisputsi Demands viii be OolIeoued ano
rcmptly renitted fcr o ccmniseisu Of from hall
ictWo and . half Fer cent -depondins on the
.nysnt: and negotiations with tie pepsrtmeot
Cnsu.ted On mod rate terms
By prompt atrrution, ncderste chsisca, tonY eS
osriAnce and niaute In owltds. Of the oi laws
regulations, rule, AID preoedents, governing tht
-lsss Of trsineee ST the departments, they hope 10
render Their s~ryiCeo vseu 70 ciaimsnr and cubli:
sTst,tore.
Reference gay &c made to Mombsp Of Conprses,
krt officers pf the Government, and especially, b.
permission, 10 the Hon. ELIsHA WnITTLasHr. FirN
Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Ajdr-ss-" Bessre, BIGGER 4 SHERMAN,
ishiagton u c.
Once, No IL r.fe.s rear treasury ana vii
iard1' Io!ei. nov s-dm
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DROPOsALs FOR LUmBxR.
DEPeT QuARrsRHAsTnR's OFPIcE,
Corner of 18th aud q streets,

Corner Of 18th aud q streets,
SEALED PRoposAIiss ni Se rsssvsa USs III.
m iof dsIlv:sins d Ss ssy q washington ;. :Sss
q ,ss toilowss aao ssS saS q LUMBER
V: sss ssS Sss aS:ss Rss csn$sn Ssss
One hundred thousand tioo, ,oSSj feet or one ard
:, a.half 4 " ,nch White Pine Common Cullirg.
%sts sIP:se T:s 6sss sSi a. two @ ''A
Flny thoa..Sd 60 SSol feet Of dressed tongue and
rh,!s y shou.snd go 600, fee. white Pin. Timber,
Thirty thousand go ,ooo feet White Piuo Timber,
rny &c S:s s.s as f.. ;Ss fpso so.
sixty ,Sesssna tSs,SeSI !sss yolss Sy soy tsn uU
sixty sis Ms 5sss Ss In m
inch wide, sixteen feet long, { Hsmlook)
sixty s.s ss. .s3!:s Ss$ n:s%iss 90
ass iSS.:;Rs " feet Twelve feet
Ten ;sss.sss feet Jo' by s. fourteen
Ten ,S.s .sSs;iGs feet Jo sixteen feet
Ten ssi oas :ss a!SiSs SSS f. fourteen
Ten ls' isS;::sd r.. &. soan.ns by ...sn
feet long, (Hemloek)
All the above deecribea to be good merobantable
Lumber, subject to the inspection Of agent ap-
All the lumber TO be dc!ivs ed within twenty days
after ,igpins the contract
Proposals from daloysl parties will not be consid
cred An oath Of allie glatcs to the u 8. Government
The ability ofthe bidder to fill the co.. tract should
1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, whose signatures are to be ap
pended to, the guarantee
shsWn bv the Official certificate of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
triet Attorney.
Bidders must be present in person whtu the bids
are opened or the prope sals will not be considered
The full name and pl Office address Of the bi lder
must apresr in the proposal.
Ha bid Is made 10 the name Of Q firm the nhmts
sidsred as the individual proposal Of the partner
signisg II.
BONDS 10 the sum Of Ace thousand dollars, signed
oy the contractor and boih Of his euarantors, viii
be required Of the successful bidder upon tsn,og the
contract.
The right to reject any or all bids tina. nay be
deemad too high Ia reserved by the Dsrot Quarter.
msster.
Informal proposals will be rejected :,
Proposals must be addressed 10 Capt Edward L.
Hartz Ashisstant Quartermss'er u y Army, W ash
inston d e., and should be p ainiy marked "Pro.
posas for Lunbsr"
Fbrn of Gudrant>e.
We, -, Of the county Of -, and State of -,
snd-,oI the county Of, and state Of! =, d.
hereby guarantee that - Ia able to fulfil the con
traot 10 sccordancs with the terms Of his proposi
ton and that should bis proposition be acce eptsd,
hs viii st once enter Into contract 10 accordance
Should the contract be awarded to nim We sre pre-.
pared 10 become hi, securities.
.Io sha gusr,,,ntse must be appended the osr,ih-
'''' ''0'' mentioned EDWARD L. nARrz,
oct 23-dtd' Capt. A. Y. NJ, u. s. A.
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FV. 'o'sYs, ~ "a H.y.SC. y5.HCroHs Aas

,,, p n ;Plseds.s 3 = s1e s;T.;;Ss Ee
sTAfE, LAY sfAfE, - Hnit sfAft SI mn,
% ths .svsafson q Less iSsaS ssuse rsssiSS 3
railroad, distance Of IS mules only % Boseos. -
:ss%.s 81 FH T;i S 1ss::. s,y.
Mondays. wednssdsys, and lfidays, IL o'cioSS, Z.
4 touching at EsMRett sssh yay
Iussdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, q o'eioss,
Thee steamers are fitted with ooGnmodius STATE.
roors, and every arrangement for the security aad
comfort Of WHO are afforded BY this routs
nights rect on board and, arrival At Fall river,
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board IN.
u starting Of the aoconmodation at A, n, By
which they may reach Boston about s,4s A. n.
baggage master 4 attached 70 esoh steamer, who
!eoeives AND tickets The baggage, and accompanies
steamer a. rms, 4 connection With thb line, BE-
Days lII--.'. - - = =
dispatch by an Exprees Train, which leaves Fall
river every y morning. Sunday excepted, at n
O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving ati6
desiinAtion at about II A. NJ.
Tor freight q pss:agc, apply on board, Or atth
ONCE, on Pier No. ., North river For state room
and bertls, apply On beard, % desired 10 scours
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aus i1-u 70 and II West street. n. ~
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WINTER ARRARoEmE EH7.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, aud Baltimore
h a I'll h q AD.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEI.
Yor Baltimore, At $50 . 10 SIS . m II IS . nj =,
(Express) and 10. 20 D. m.
For Chester, t Slb m, II 10 IN 3 y and 10 "
For wilmingtan, st $50 =, m, SIS q m. II % .
For New Castle, at SIS .. L. sad s.pM
For Dover, Al $40 .. IN. and 3ss p NJ
for Milford, At $40 0 m,
For balisbury, st 10 . N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at $50 . m. Expires J Los p
Leave wilmington mo :, 50 d ana tR' 4 d : To ,.u
sD, and oh0p IN.
Leave Milford at 4,bb p, IN.
Leave Dover at u IN and ol0 p. m.
Leave New Castle at II .. m ana $40 .. N.
Leave Chester ~ $50 . ~, IL 10, Abe, and gV
pm
Leave Dsl.ilpare for sallsbpry snd inteIlrsdists
,tatons at 8 20 and p. m; for Dover ana intsrns
diate stations, at .O6 p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Lsave Chester at as .. m, l206 and II 30 D. u.
Leave Wilmington at &ao .. M, s2b .. N II 10
EREIGhT TaAIN, with Passenger Oar attached
Leave Philadelphia, for Psrryville and iateruas
dista places, At b1O p. m
Leave Wilmington, for Psnyvills And lntsrunsdi
Leave baltimore, for Hsvrs de earaes sud inter
mediate stations, IV .. M
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
:, A. s,so q. M sud TO- p IN from PhiladsipLis TO
Tho $50 T. m. Tain from Philsdeiphla 10 s,iti
more will run daily. kr'dap eIcT,sd
n FELTON,,
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A Fk<iEkO IL HEED. ny 1T.
DR. SWEETS IHFALLIaLg LINIMENTI
The great external remedy Of the age, prepared
from the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connect,
cut the celebrated bone setter whose fame is un.
rVpled BY that of any living mau, II Is e certain
and imHeiiste 5rrt fer RheumatigH, Gout, Neural
sis, Sprg!rs. Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Eotts, Burns,
Enads, Piies, iCmbago, Headache Toothaohe, aud
ALI khe drasu9 AMI HGryous Disorders. External 10
Juries, so
All sufferer should give IL 3 t-sl
kfChAhDsoH q CO ,Proprietors,
Norwich, Conn.
For sale by CHAKLEs sroIT, General Agent
for Washington, and BY Ali deSlsss;
feb 1<--dGwiy
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

OAK HALL CLOTHIN ROOM,
" No i6i Srtsrlh Stree. i0,D y
The subscriber takes great pleasure In announcing
to his cid Friends and Customers, that has opened
new store At No iOs seventh street, - where
ha hal nue, selected stock of Clothing Tor Men and
Boys wear which they have Just received from the
North and onsIs them Tor sale NJ the lowest North
q u prcee J. BRUCE &CO,
Clothiers, No. J0i Seventh street
EVeTybOdy's site ption Ia called TO our new st0ck
CT Clothing tor Men aud Boys' use, which have
t rscsived and uier for s,le at very low prices ut
10. 4l seventh stIeet, nesr +.
Propaetors Of Oak Hall Clothing Room
2Nam
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
TO ALL WHOM II MAY COsuKRN.

REaisrER's OyFIoE. October 90, 1892,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Licenses
given to Taverns, Retailers Of spirituous and Fer
mented Liquors, Wines, aud Cordials, to Groceries
Dry Goods, Hardware, Medicines, PsIfamsry
Watches aud Jswelry, Lumber, Wood ard Coal
Commission Merchants also, u Keepers of Hack
pin Alleys, and Confectionery, and Tor ii viking
and Peddling, and Dealers Ia Old Iron, Brass, Cop
par, 40, will expire On Monday the Sd day OF No.
vember next, and that said licenses must be 70
newed at this office within ten days after that time
SAMUEL r. DOUGLASS,
oot 22-dnOv8 Register