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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22
OUR VICTORY IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Oalciai Dispatch from Msj. Gen. Foster.
KISsToN, Dec. II, 1862.
MAJ. Gen. Hdlieck, Commanding Army oThe q.
s., Washington, ID. Co.
GENERAL 1 have the honor to inform You
that left Newhern for this place on the lith,
but that owing to the bad roads and consequent
delays to train, &C., I did not reach Southwest
Greek, g miles from this town. till the after
noon Of the 18th. The enemy were posted there,
but by heavy artillery fire In front and vlgor-
GUS infantry attack on either flank, l succeeded
In forcing passage and without much loss.
This morning advanced OIL this town and
found the enemy strongly posted at deiile
through marsh bordering on creek. The
position was SO well chosen that very little Of
our artillery could he brought In play. The
main attack therefore was made by the infsp-
try, assisted by q Few guns pushed forward on
the road.
We succeeded, after five hours' hard fighting,
In drawing the enemy from their position. We
followed them rapidly 10 the river. The bridge
over the Neuse at this time was prepared for
firing, and was fired In Eve places, hut we were
SO close behind them that we saved the bridge.
The enemy reireated prccipiiately by the
Goldsboro' and Plkesville road. Their force
was about ak thousand men and twenty pieces
Of artillery. The result Is, we have taken
Klnston, II pieces Of artillery, taken from 400
TO 500 prisoners, and found large amount OF
quartermssters' and comnissaries' stores.
Our loss will not probably exceed more than
200 killed and wounded. ...... ..
Yonr obedlent servant, .rs
(Slgned) J. q. FOSTER,
Major General Commanding.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

PROPHECY FrLrILLEp.-When Bonaparie
was first consul for life, he wished 10 take the
tile of emperor, but his brother Lucien WAS
opposed to the project, and contendcd very ear
nestly with Napoleon, In order, if possible, to
deter him from his intention. With more ildel-
ity than courtesy, he told the consul that his
ambition knew no bounds. "You are, {" said
he, "masIer of France, and you desire to be
master of Europe do You know what the re-
suit Will BET You will be mashed to pieces
like this watch" SO saying. he flung the
watch with violence on the, door, and dashed IL
TO fragments. This prediction was uttered In
1893, and In 1915 the emperor had abdicated
the throne, and was an exile for life.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

DELIcAcIEs.-On Of the special delcacies Of
modern times may he accounted speer's Sam
buci Wine, which combines with rare purity
aud nicely OF favor, the good qualities of port
and clsret. II is neither insipid nor bitter, but
hits the happy medium most to be desired In a
constant beverage or In drink for the sick
For invalids IL Is invaluable by virtue of its
tonic qualities, and particularly Its absolute
freedom from all adulterations. Actual trial
will show that the Sambucl Wine has excellence
Of It's own, unrlvalled by any other wine In the
market.-Nso Yorker.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

An ENEMY MADE FRIESp.--A certain no.
bleman was implicated In conspiracy agasnst
Peter the Great. The proofs, however, not he
ing strong enough, Peter leit him unniolested,
and even unconscious Of being suspected.
Some time after the Czar had occasion to send
skillful and able pollution TO court where a
great service was To be done, and he immr.
diately fixed upon the nobleman In question.
The latter demurred, and pleaded his incapaci-
ty, upon which the Gar, smiling, and tapping
him on the shoulder, observed" My dear
count, he that Ia capable OF plotting against his
own sovereign cannot surely want tho abilit,
of doing the same against his sovereign's enc
mics" The count stood for q while petrfled
then accepted the commission, and succeeded
10 the utmost wishes OF Peter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

The PROCLAMATION TO BE EsFoRcEp.-Ths
President is reported to have said to a commit.
lee of distinguished gentlemen, which waited
upon him during the latter part OF last week In
regard to the emancipation proclamation and
other matters, that he had carefully considered
the matter before issuing his proclamation, and
that having since had no occasion to change
his views on the subject, there would be no
withdrawal, modification or postponement Of
it-still believing the interest OF the country
demanded Its enforcement.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

-
The excltsamt n he city consequent upon
the Frsdsricksbarg massscreis Il on the incrssss.
wrld and alarming rumors follow each other
In rapid succession, Ike the waves upon .
troubled sea.
Nor 10 the ercItsment confined 10 the ma
tionsi metropolis. Il prevails in sll the great
cities Of the loyal ssssss, and 10 rapidly eItend-
ing to the towns and hamlet Of the interior.
1t would appear that this last evidence Of
treachery or incompetency, Ia some branch Of
the military administration wss all that was
wanting 70 an the cup Of national bitterness
full 10 the overaowing, or that Il ls % unmis-
taxable and couclusive a. to address, Itself
irrcsistibly 10 the understanding Of all clssses.
Be that, however, % Il may, thers can be no
doubt that the people Of the loyal States are
thoroughly aroused and thoroughly alarmed,
snd not moment should Be lost In allaylng the
popular excitement BY announclng satiafAc-
tory change In the military aAmlnistration.
All history teaches the danger Of neglecting
Or despisIng such unmissskAbls slgns ofs rising
popular tempest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

MoLAssEs ~ HJISoIs.-At 4 convention re-
Gently held in lllinois, numerous interesting
conclusions were arrived Al, amongth them were
classifying The different qualities Of cane Into
three varieiies.-Chinese sugar cane, Imphee
cane, and Otahetan; that the quality Of syrup
manufactured from these three qualities Is SUI
peri0r 10 thai OF any other offered In the mar.
kel; that II is superior for refining purposes;
that more than s,0O0O00 gallons (perhspa
5000, 1000 have been manufactured IN the State
during the past year; and, lastly, that 1t Ia the
most profitable crop that can now employ the
farmers skin and energies.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22
A CASE OF HUMAN ps,n,y.cr,os,-Th,

CASE OF HUMAN PRrRIrAcr IoS.-The
New Bedford Mercury says:
A singular circumstance, which occurred
some two years since, has recently come to our
knowledge. Upon exhuming the body Of Mrs.
Sarah Wood, wife Of Arnold Wood, Of West.
port, thirteen years AFTER burial, II was found
that petreiactlon had taken place. Like q
marble statue the deceased appeared, perfect In
form and feature, and retaining natural and
life-llke expression. The dress and inside cof-
fin of pine were also pctrihed and white a.
marble. The body was relaid in the cemetery
at WestpOrt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

WASTE or OIL.-The oil from the wells In
Oil Creek, Pennsylvania, Is noated down to the
Allegany river by means of artificial freshets,
the water being collected for this purpose In
ponds, from which II Is allowed to escape at
stated periods by opening sluices. In nearly
every frcshet large quantities OF oil are lost,
unavoidably, or through the carelessness OF
boatmcn. The freshets on Tuesday and FRI
day Of last week were among the most dis
astrous that have yet occurred, the oil lost be-
Ing worth, at the lowest calculation, 100000.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

DRAMATIC READSas.-It will be seen by an
advertisement, In another part Of this paper,
that Mr.. Murdoch is to give readings, this eve.
ming, In Doctor sunderland's church, the avails
Of which will be appropriated to the fund In
aid Of the Christmas dinner.
= Mr.. Murdock will give quotations from
Dickens, Poe, Bulwsr, Shakespeare, snd T.
Buchanan Reed. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

The poPE BUILDING HIS Own ToMB.-A Ro-
man correspondent Of tho Courier des Marches
states th!st The mausoleum which Plus TX. has
ordered o be erected for himself In the church
OF Sta. Maria Majore, ut Rome, has been COM
menced. Il Is 10 he In the same style as that
Of Plus WI. In u. Peters. Thirty thousand
crowns have been assigned for Its construction,
hut there 10 reason TO believe It will cost much
more . MI. TT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

ARMED AND EQrIPPED.''--The ship Col
conda, Capt. Puringt0u, which cleared at BOs-
ton, on Wednesday, for Batavia, took out, as
armament, six cannon-iwo four-ponndcrs,
two six-pounders, and two nine-pounders-be-
sides supply Of small arms. r .fs...|
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

RADIcALs.-Many grave and serious charges
are made against the Republican party by the
selEstyled conservatives and the journals of
that ilk, that the sbolitioniss and radicals have
brought the disasters upon our arms which
the country has witnessed.
Every defeat which has befailen the Union
forces has been stralghtwsy laid to the radicals,
and 1t has therefore been said that the Repubii.
can party 10 not at to govern the country on
this account. .....
A few stubborn facts will show the absurdity
Of this censure. In the first place, the men who
have had the most to do In the conduct of the
war have never been radicals nor abolitIonIsts;
but, on the contrary, down 10 the end of Mr..
Buchanan's administration, they have been out
and out Breckinridge Democrats. Gems. Nc
Clellan, Halleck, and Burnside belonged TO this
wing Of the Democratic party. Hon. T.. NJ.
stanton was Brecklnridge Democrat; so ais
was the Adjutant General and Quartermaster
General.
We make no charges against these gentle.
men In this connection. We do not say that
they have not done rs well rs any others would
have done In their places. But what man In biz
senses has ever believed that these gentlemen ar,
radicals and abolitlonistsi Such an idea !,
simply ridiculous. These men, under the Pres
ident, have had all to do In the conduct of tn,
war. II they have failed, how is their fallur,
chargeable upon the radicals and the abolition
istsf And how does 1t prove that the Republi
can party cannot administer the Government
A truce to such nonsense. Radical men an,
abclitionists have had nothing to 10 In the in,
mediate conduct of the war, apd II blame is t
be laid at anybody's door 1t Is not surely to tina
| of the radical ab0litionists.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

TIE PACIFIC RknRoAD.-Priyate adyices
from California show that Its people are push
Ing the Pacific railroad from that lerminus OF
the route. Fifty miles will he graded early In
the spring, and nearly three millions OF dollars
have been subscribed 10 It's stock. There 10 a
provision in the hill which permits the Caiifor
mans to build the road until they meet lhs
Eastern corporations. Under this provision
Il Ia expected that the other end Oi the roaa
will first be completed 10 Salt Lake City.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

GEs. wADswoRTH ASSIGNED CoaaAsD.-
Brig. Gen. Wadsworth hss been assigned the
command OF the second division of Gen. SUN
ner's corps. He leaves to-day for the field Of
his operations. r
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GOV TO nlCuulaOnD.r

ON ~ .-Ss
TEE New York E<prsss complains that We
clsssed that paper among the sheets that
cia,nored for the "0n 10 Richmond" policy.
Il says:
The Washington Repnbi;can, In classifying
the papers tnat I, el.morea s8alnss Nns hs-
mond. pn,s the RIprs.. among the clsmorcrs.
The Editor Is all wrong. The Etpress sp-
proved and endorsed the washington editors
Nsaom, sna ,,,sgs .gns Sy Sny ss ,ou a., 'nem ua,,., 70
Ian. The RepxNican vss one of the yery few
Republican journals instinctively to feel that
breakers were aneaa, me way 'Mnss were go
.iS.s With he R-r,.Si;e..' - ''
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W.. w.re n. ce,t ain ,b., d,s.., a.s.., and
.,.,gh,sr wou,a ov.r,... onr arm, when ,,.,
o.o-..a ,,s -, =. :. a.. No. ~, :, :. :.
accompanied TACT, ana thht from o,oOo 10 4,VV
OF our brave men lie In their CORY graves u
Ereaer;cksburp.
Lei inc responsibility rest where peiohgs
II Ii not on us. We did not advise II. On th
contrary. we opposed II to the best of our sbil
uv
ny.
we reproduce below the article which dre'
forth this disclaimer from the Express. We ar
Glad TIM, the F,,,.,, now deanea t,a nos,,ior
-, -. -. g.. ,Ir.
III" VIC '"S' 'n"' ''"o' paPei' 'h"' ueno"hee
us while we stood single-handed and aioae, Try
ing to stem the popular clamor of the "Ou /
p,..,,,, r..,,.,, ,,,u a.. ,,,,o., -. a.,
hi'nu ,' WI, W i"aue.' No" VI
mischief is done, 10 DO us al least tardy Ju'
tice.
Had the whole nress NJ the coun,rv mr. sv.
:. ". % u.,,,--
'he press Vi NeN io'h anu Vi "ashihg'oi
took ground with us against this ill-time
movement, there would no, have been, as ther
4. ,,,. A. r,orr,,no a, h,nar.as ~ c,rnu,.
'n,' uay' .Ss"an.a , ..a.,nI,n, !" - ,.'n',
have been in an infinitely better state than II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

SEE a woman In another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. II Is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families In Paris, London aud New York,
In preference TO old Port Wine. II Is worth
trial, as 1t gives great satisfaction. 0a." If
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

OATH OF ALLEGIAsoE.--Gen. Butler has pro-
hibited any one entering New Orleans before
taking the oath Of allegiance. Every vessel is
to he boarded before entering the port, and each
passenger to be required TO subscribe TO the
oath before permission to land will he given,
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lOIsstsON & NAGLE's TRADE SALE
FOR THE HOLI DAYS.
JOHNSON d NAGLE
win sell through

Win sell through
Mrssrs. w. l.. Wall Il Co., .'
Al their store, No. 2s0 Pepnsylvsnia avsnue,
TUESDAY, DECElfBER 28, and u
w WEDNESD.i Y, i,HA" /" ir "a, "''
Goods consigned TO them, put up expressly for the
.'' Holiday Trade, combating partly OF .
Champsgnes Of the very best brands,
Wines and Liquors, in wood and glass, ~ ..
French Cordials and Punch Essences, WV
Havana and Domestic Segars, Of the best brands,
Jellies and Preserved Fruits Of every kind, 10.
English and French Pickles,
Catsups and Sauces, i''...a ... N .. .'
Olives, CapOhs, Anchoyies, SardInes, Ac. ... Dad.
Chocolate, Candies Drops, Se.
Layer hRisins and Figs, ...
Dried Apples, Peaches and Prunes,
Barrels sugar, Boxes Adamantihe sni Mould Can.
dies. ... H. .'.'. . ITO.
All these Goods are fresh and Of fine quality, Sc
lected expressly for our Holiday Trade and will be
guaranteed TO be az represented. ...H
Catalogues viii be ready On ise morning Of sale,
..' JOHNSON u NAGLE,
Z 2o9 fenns ylvania avenue. .
N, b. The suction sale will be held In our store
next to Tenth street, The other store will he open
for priv ate sales eNelusiveiy. ....a,.. ]. N.
dee 90 a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

We LEARs, on good authority, that dis
patch announcing the resignation of Secretary
Seward was not allowed TO go over the wires.
1hisis new feature Of censorship In It's appli.
cation to telegraphic communications.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

CAsTKRRURr.-It will be seen by their adver-
tlsement that the managers of the Canterbury
Hall open this week Odd Fellows Hall with
their excellent company. Ladies' will be sd-
mitted, and the entertainment will be of
character to please and crafty all without Of
Tending any.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

They mean to raise tall students out In Wis
consin. An exchange paper says "Its Board
of Education has resolved 10 erect building
large enough to accommodate five hundred
students three stories high. /" |..,.ff.. a. f..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

WINE IRON SoRGHuM.-Wins of q good
color and taste, something In flavor like
Sherry, bat In body and richness like old
Madeira, made from the sorghum, was eK-
Of Springfield, Ohio. II can he made and sold
for nve ceIts gallon. "hl -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

= sf- BAtchelor,s Hair Dye--The Best In
the World.-w william A. Batchelor's celebrated
nom nature; warranted not TO injurc Hair In the
least; remedies the ileects Of bad dyes, and Inv
CRATES the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiiai. sold By all
DruggIsts, kc. iH p .lii lN L. -f.ll- 7 W. y
~ The genuine is signed wM. A. BATcHELoR,
on the four aides Of each box. LHfT HT.s Lf =
Factory, No. u Barclay street, Late n, BROAD
way and 10 Bond,J New York. 49, my 12-iy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

GESERAL BURNSIDE. This general arrived In
Washington on Saturday evening. and has
rooms at willards'. He had an interview at
he War Office yesterday.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR. RENT AND sAI,E.-The Furniture Of
u a nrst-elsss Boarding House, with Fourteen
Fourth ward, now having from fourteen to sixteen
bOArders. Satisfactory reason given for selling.
For particular, Hpply at the Agency once, OH
Ninth street, near Pennsylyanis avenue.
dec sl-tf N II. MILLER.
n OoMs TO LET.-Four Furnished Rooms, with
IL or without board, within i've minutes' walk
Of Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire At No. 4e5
Maryland avenue. oc so-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

LEGAL TENDER NoTEs.-The treasury note
case has bern decided In Cleveland, Ohio. Ths
green-hscks are recognized and declared by the
conr 10 be legal tender for all debts. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-22

SURGEON arsrRAl's ortrs1

,a.stck AND wovARaR oEy1cERs,,.
SURGEON GrSrnAl's ortrtR
Washington, Dec. 10, 1889.
-'ssck sua wounded 0Mcsr o. the Regular
Army in this city win call on Surgeon >. X.
Barnes, U. 8. Army, for professional attend
ance. once No. 2s6 II street.
Sick and wounded oficers of Volunteers In
this city win call on Surgeon NJ. Clymer, U. 8.
Volunteers, for professional attendance. Office
e0S PennsylvanIs svenue.if a. u, a4ie :
The above named Surgeons arc specially o..
signed to this duty. ''rf' ln.i w.
~, q. .d JosErH r. sMrrH,
,4 .,,g .at srn Acting Surgeon General.
dec ls-dtf 1niri fi"f 10 's1f'l's tIA
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10 Especial Nsssee.--on and after Tuesday,
April l. iss2 the trains ON the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, tsundHy.
exeepted,) leaving this station at lao q. m, and
connecting At WAshington Junction with Mall
Train Tor all parts ofthe West via wheeling or
iParkerslury. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked w. =. SMITH, a.
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They have skating schools In Brooklyn, n.
y, where ladies and gentlemen learn the art,
uncEposed 10 the gaze Of impudeut spectators.
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- - m cA0cys Arb 7ssn N.
oOu1TnUcT1OH Or T11n CABINET.
n h gsasrally known that the Republican
members OF the Senate have recently held q
caucus with reference, Il y believed, 70 the ul-
innate reconstructlon Of The Gsbesss. Y n
II was understood, by the unsmhsrs cOhssi.
tutlng this csucus, that ~ dolnes were to 70
maln profouna secseA, spdno&to BE- divulgedto
any person except the President OF the United
esstes but % In oil such cases, somebody pro
babiy sloped over. The sction Of this caucus,
or what transpired Of its doIngs, 1t is said, led
to the resignsaion OF Mr.. Seward.
On Friday evening, q committee from this
csucus had On interview with the President and
eli the members OF the Cabinet except Mr..
Seward. Amer this interview, and on Saturday
morning, Mr.. Chase sent IA his resignation to the
President Of the United States. But up 10 this
hour these designations have not been accepted
by the President, or, II they have, 1t has not
yet transpired to the public. ..... ..,.
There Ia, OF course, much speculation upon
this subject Of reconstruction, and Il is already
aHirmed that the Presid ent has, or will shortly,
tender the position OF Secretary Of State TO Hon.
VIM. Pitt Fcssenden. Hon. Mr.. Grow, Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, is also talked
Of pretty freely for a place In the Cabinet.
It is dificuh now to predict precisely, what
Is to be done or who are to be invited TO seats
In the Cabinet. .-..
We think 1t Is apparent that this Senate eau.
cas- had reference primarily to the entire recon.
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CouRT-MARTIAL OF GIN. PORTER. - This
court did not meet on Saturday. s. gTvs
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~ The Greet Psnnsyly.sis nests .--Ths
southwest Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets At Government rates to
For Tickets and further information apply II the Of
Gee OF the "Great Pennsy lvania Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, M
der National Hotel. Once open from .. N. 10 .
p, m.;on Sundays to 1p. m. !. .,s,.l.., ID
aug 8-ty AGENT.
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FROM SANTA FE.

TRAVELLERS REQUIRED To GIVE EVIDENCE
pi OF THEIR LOYALTY
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u,HOMAs E. LLOYD,

UNHOM AS E. LLOYD,
attorney FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AGENT ron PROCURING
bounty Lands, Pensions. Arrears ..-t 30
OF Pay, Extra Pay, &C,
." WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
win give prompt and efficient attention to the
prosecution OF Claims Of every description against
the Government, and make no ehsrge unless sne'
both Both references and charges for services win be
u AIDE satisfactory. ...r. .. ..-.- -.r
HS- Pensions secured for soldiers wounded OF dis
essed during the existing war; also Tor the widows
and orphans of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease Incurred while In the Unlted States SER
vice; also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in-law oi
soldlers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons Tor
| warding business, .Hh
THOMAS y, LLOYD, r..
r Attorney for Claimants,
| No. 4t0 seventh street,
Washington, d. c.
N. D. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
will be entitled to my services TO the amount oi
their charges. -.+ T'E' /.
| dec l1-W
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WANTS.

VXyANTED "A YOUNG MAN TO attend an
w Oyster saloon. Apply immediately At the
Oyster Saloon on New York avenue, one door from
Fifteenth street. dec 2-us
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5000 TEXANS MARCHING ON SANTA FR

THE NAVAJOS MAKE PEACEFUL
"'.".. III, PROlnLSES. ai#4
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:" ITI N n
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and neces-
sarly have all kinds OF Trunk Material, am better
prepared to repair Trunks, &C, thoroughly anil
promptly, than any other establishment inths city
-TU-'s1' JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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