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spIRIr or TIE MORNING pRxss.

The Intelligence says Of the Presidents NEE
cage:
1--WE cannot omit to state, however, that The
document in the cursory per usal we have oeen
able TO give IL, has left upon our minus DO
othrf than favorable impression, especiaiiy
II regard be had to the spirit and temper IN
which il IN conceived, and in these respecS IL
IL safe TO cav that the paper, by its admirable
prudenrc, r,ust equally dissppoint the wishes
and the fesrs that have been entertained by dit-
ferent Glasses Of citizens IN advance OF It's pub
hcaton.'
The R>publieds explains its non-on-to-R Rich
mond article Of yesterday, and says:
"Dut since we have entered upon explains
tiops We may az well state, that underlying all
of our o; hrr rrasons for opposing an advance
At this time, 10 our want OF faith in the leader
ship of our armies in the East"
But, Gays the Republicans, Gin the Southwest
a great military genius has flashed upon the
theater Of war, and lighted mp, with it scintil-
lation, the gloom which has everywhere else
hung heavily as the night over the Union cause
The Government has wisely listened TO our
suggestions" &c, &c.
And now, can the reader guess who is this
great military genius who 10 flashing and scin-
tillasipg dYSoSad in the SOUTHWEST Why
General Grants
The Chre~iels, upon the Presidents message,
thanks God that he continues 70 adhere 10 the
pledges OF his emancipation policy Of the ed
Of September.
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, MILITARY on THE MovH-EeIl q tuipped
re iments OF infantry Continue to arri We In this
city by the several railroads, and afl r receiy
ing good, substantial meals, leave without de.
lay for parts unknown. We note the follsw \ =.
a.! OF viii 80 med To be hearty, robust men
IIltn New York, Col. Segwin, s7g men; I76th
Rennsylvania, Col. Leibbon, 7uO men, l73d
fFursyiyanfa, Col Naugin, 76i men: I75th
New York, Col. Dyer, 600 mon; and the nth
Penney lSania, Lieut.. Col Humphreys, sol
men.-Bogt. American
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SECOND edition.
THREE O'CLOCK r. -.
THE MCDOWELL couRr or INQUIRY.

To-day, Col. r. 7. Good win was called with
refareuce TO HIS authorship OF a letter written
from rs 81. Marks Place, Sept. ~, is52. d-roxs.
tory OF Gen. Med. Admitting his authorship
OF the letter, he was not required to tesify-on
account Of not f--ling wrll-untiI tomorrow.
Major Wilson was next examined with refer
epce TO Gen. McD.'s having taken certain c,rn
and forage from n Mr.. Hoffman, a. Bell Plain,
Stafford county, Va. for army consumption.
Major Clarence Brown (of Gen. Nc DIS stan1
was next examined on the same point
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XxxvIIth CONGREsS-THIR SESSION

SRNATE.-After the reading OF the MESSAGE
yesterday, the Senate adjourned
HoUeE.-Aftsr the reading of the message. il
was ordered to be printed, and the House ad.
iourned.
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Dispatch TO the Philadelphia 1nquirprl
FAIRPAI CorRr-IiOCsE, Dee. Capt. Con-
ger last evening returned 10 UentreviIle from
Warrentop, he having visited that place and
driven out the remaining rebels.
A Black Horse cava airy man, nine horses and
q a2on We're captured. a contrabanG from
Gordons Vile came in with the party.
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RECONNAISSANCE TO wARRENTON
REBEL CAyALRYMEN CAPTURED THERE.

Especial Dispatch TO the Starl
FAIRFAX STATION, VA, Dec. 2.-Capt Con-
ger, with a part of the Sd Virginia cavalry, en-
tered Warrenton yesterday and drove out the
few Rebel cavalry found tn re; capturing one
OF them, nine horses, and a wagon.
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DORTABLE MILLS PoR rHs ARMY.


O6es AZ Depot Oen,nsssary Of Ssb,;n-s~
HashiHston, ID. C. Nov = 1875
.E nyenters and manufacturers are invited tin tb.
N'p nees 1869, to Present models ana a NJ
2. M Miils for grinding wheat and corr FOR
The following are the essential condition. A..
nn sntS oomoine 70 rsee ve confederation vh an
aS To- 10 70 weigh over twenty ave pounds
70 the grinding surfaces TO be- 81 49, .,,..
ssu ooluso ircn or eteei and the general con
coffee mill " W eas@eSoss W seAs OF
50 Esch mill to be e. pabls Of grindins s. pouuds
o. ME -Four or meal per hour and to DO esp.Sis al
4th Zach mill to be constructsd II necessary.
tha ~ can De seperHted into two paxta Of eausf
NNeign 20 $50 be carried By two meo should the
OF march lack Of transports tiou or fstIsaS
OF sns msn or other cause reader its carriage TOO
bsh Aech mill to Be capable Of being attached 70
swaeon tonSHe, branch Of tree. stack O. muskstS
1nstn.ors VIII submit plans specifications or med
els OF tnef mills or ssmpe of the mill Itself In The
presence OF board Of officers They viii oe re.
euireo 70 present indisputabls evidences Of their
nils motning the essenti al couA itons above enu
msssted oy eaasinP the mill 70 be worked In tie
II MIL De IresehtsA containing ell OF the above
condtiens and its oost be sufHci@nSly Yeassa sblo
In the opinion or the Department 70 warrant IT
Durcbase, largo number Eill very probably Is
bousht for the use OF the army :. =
Washington, d. O. ne 8
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- In Arkansas, the Conf .drrates not only
burned all old cotton, but are now burning the
new. Ali north Of White river is to be de.
stroyed, and a force is now there attending to
n. One man who had two hundred and fifty
bales wa allowed TO keep fifty.
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- Col. Colburn, late Of Gen. McClellan's
stan, has been assigned to duty as Adjutant
General Of the Department Of Missouri
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CLOTHs, CAssIMERBs, AND orHpa
Oupes0ne 6fades -
6as prscs oalV, nasksd Ia l,ala axsrs
PARRv 4 b10fHDR
% ~ 70. Ave. end Mica stro5t
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA AffAIhs.-Smal-p ox Is prev.
alen' =, this place, espec tally among the ".on
trabands,' and a new hospital Tor the accom-.
up on the side OF the lane leading To the mn rial
grounds, south Of the depot OF The Orarse and
Alexandria Railroad Ths deaths II I'M the
ous, and great precaution sho I'd De Z I'm "a
prevent its spread. -..f' p - - -
. The statement that Gusts Grymes and T. ].
Grymes were arrested while crossing "a D.
tomac In a boat, is entirely incorrect. Thev
were both taken prison, re- whilst the, were at
their own homes.
DR.. z. Howe Ripley has been SEM @ ial. nv
order OF Col. Tat, for disobeyinR an order 10
vacate the house Of Mr.. Daiiel F. Hooe, On
King street, OF which he had X a pos q s..,a.
The wea'h'r is cloudy, "i.h some showers,
The places Of public worship open IN this
place were well q tended yessefday.-A cran-
drso Gdsette, LIST.
WASHINGTON MoSKY MARKRr.-Quotations
Tor sto ks, corr aud uncurrent money, furnished
BY Lewis johnson 4 O., Banners:
Y. s Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......ioi N4E
Us Gs T SU, inasb;:a..:: o. 10y
Quarter mast,rs' Checks paya-
Ole IN Certificates. ........... Ux
80 y. mand Notes iSaalS3
AmtrlcanGold ..l2Sat3J
Virginia bank notes, 40 discount Tennessee.
S discount South Carolina, Georgia, Ala ANA,
Improved feeling in 1overnmen, SECURITIES.
God frmef and tn deunaad.
PxRsoSAL.-Col. Egan. n. 2; Hon. D. WI.
'1os.. Nd sss ~ s.,n.r saa Dire
Z. :. A; Col. Il. u. Good win, n. Y. ! - ,ren.
S%trw ick and stan, ". :. A.; Col n II Nor
gar, y. s. A., are ct W iiiards'. -
CRIMINAL OOuRr, Dec. al. +. Huysiy va
copNic'sd-of assault ard Battery on r. y ~.
! hy, and sentenced 70 pay me Of Sl ana ths
coy VI prose sl'Aoas. .,se ceaTt ihvn aoj armed
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CohDif1os OF GARI2ALDI.-W read in a
litter from Spezzia: sThe friends of GIrih,ldi
Will learn with satisfaction that the stu ation
OF the ball IL no longer doubtful. II has been
toucned by q probe armed in a manner sug.
gested y mr. Partridge. 1t Is in a DO itIon
which VIII render extraction not dino q IL.
wheneyrr favorable moment admits of The
operations" - '
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pRnM0TIOSS

PROMOTIONS.
II is said around US that to day the President
sent for confirmation, up to the Senate, the
nominations OF Brigadier Generals Sykes and
Butterfcld to BE- Major Generals, and those of
sixteen Colonies to be Brigadiers.
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- The Grenada Appeoi Of the 21st urges the
Mi sissippi authorities to compel the negroes to
60 TO work inme diately on the Notifications, as
they are doing in Georgia. In that State, one
tenth Of the negro population, between the ages
Of fifteen and fifty, have been called out, and
one million Of dollars appropriated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-02

CRIMINAL COUNT, Dec. al. +. Huysly WA
copyictsd-of assault ard battery on Y y ~.
~. and sentenced 70 pay me Of u ana the
until TOMORROW. .-H
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DROP. ALEXANDER woLowsKI,
PIANIST. VOCALIST, AND COMPOSER.

Hss returned from HE OCCASIONAL tour ss-d
by reSue,t OF his numerous friends and pupfls,
opened course r the Plato and Sin ging, BY hiS
new and sinp ifed method in washinSton on The
nth Novemhe,, IssS
only slight knowledge Of music will be enabled in
very short time "a read music with great fscilSty
-rfection -
As 70 the vocal part, by his way Of vNcslisstioa
the voice pove full and enables the singer Co ve-
ealife with facility, accuracy and hne quality q
tone.
Ladies' and G-ntlemenh Evening Singing classss
are ePcned al o'cInck 2. m, when Prof Roiowshd
ing By bis .ystem: The subscribers % this slAss
srs accepted only tiil the lst Of d scem Der ie3s
TO " m, 81 his rssidence. No. lsI 10Th street.
no n-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-02

The MEssAeE--The crowded state OF the
Star's columns prevents Us from reviewing the
Presidents message in q manner doing justice
TO So important paper. So we prefer at pres
ent to postpone attempting so to do.
The reader will find in our columns to-day.
abstracts OF some Of the Department Reports,
and others<will follow as we find room
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- The Navy Department has information
that the pirate Alabama was expected in the
vicinity Of the Azores early In November. She
Was 10 receive supplies, ammunition and sea-
men. from the steamer Bahama The Turkish
steamer Shasisest was taking dispatches to that
place for Capt. Semmes. Several United States
vessels wers In that neighborhood. This ap-
pears 70 b. the only information concerning
this dangerous vessel which we have had for
some time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-02

street Price ESQ. de l-l..
7 rs MIeERABLns-Enslish Trsaslatiea. sso-
no : = u ''' W. TRANck TAYLOR.
EMILE DUPRE,
IRON HALL
$50 PHHNsYLvANIAAv INul.
uHoLxsAIu AID sx4,IL psAlsal
FINEST PAAILY 0ROcERIBS,
yRHEcH AND GERMAN WINES, LIoUE1s,
ooRDIALs, cHAMPAGNEs, BRANDY.
RUM, GIN. SIZE AIRS 4 TOBACCO.
bss nov on hand
Very Pine Assortment of4hs above at fair prices.
Suffers SUPPLIED.
FIsHER'Ss ,.nRry.1rxp
Tn. most Convenient. Ecencmicsl and Delicious
sod b, roe.r. s.ssI.i St hi. ui., n,n.
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GET YOUR wAsHfNa DON'T
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rnk NEW
TWENTY YEAR PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
(Ksows AS "RIvr TwKsrIEs.w
The COUPON BONDS .ss i g. 'SS' of ss' 500. ss1.
The REGISTERED BONDS in sum. Of so. s-s,.
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Unterest commencing ct date Of purchase
FOR SALE AT PARBY
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These BoxDs are the
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Interest payable semi annually
IN GOLD
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Tax STA Mrs.
us " IS sF IiFiss' tx < f1 sfssrs
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Embracing Gold and Velvet Gold STAMPED Ne
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beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
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OVAL PICTURE vRAMEs,
rb. g s' Il. pse from
me tis pest msnusctory IN the couptry Aiss bean
and Carte de Fisite Frames Of foreign and doUss-
tic manufacture. -.-- 80
PICTURE CORD AND fAssELs,
Di6erent sisee and colors. Picture Rings Nails, &s
CAkD PHOTOGRAPHIC
Copies of celebrated Pictures, Paintinss. ststuary
&C.
TIE attention Of those renovatins ID called q
the above goods, which we're purchased for and a
account of the times vil be sold ct the lowest re-
caunersttve PRICES exclusively for -.-----r.
CASH
for good. and labor when pur ch ssed and execussl
All articles warranted reprssepts1-
~ Orders tor PAPEkHANGIN6 WINDOW
SHADES punctualiy executed In city or country.
No. ass Seventh at. eight doors above
no I3-ins Odd Fellows Hsn
DROP. ALEXANDER woLowsKI,
VnrxrTcT 1a"pncDn
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OF FIClAL.
DHPARYMsSY OF SyAY1
XIHuiNGHOI IlA0

Releases from the drsfr ths ground Of slieosss
have been allowed in the following cases
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nsCHARLES MADES WISHES TO RETCRN
~ his sincere thanks TO the Column bis Frank
I'D ana perseverance ire Companies the Metro
poFtan Hook and Ladder Company the Hibernian
steam fire Engine CompAn and his friends gen
eraiy, Tor their active and successful efforts in
saving Isrt Of his property during the late Dire on
Sunday nj ght. ~
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MARRIAGE.

IT'S LOVES AND hates, sorrows and an.
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marriage generally; nervousness, consumption,
6ts. mental and physical incapacity. resulting
fom SELF ABUSE-are fully explained in the
MARRIAGE GUIDE by WIN. YOUNG. n.
d. TLb extraordinary book should be in the
hands Of every young person contemplating
marriage, and every man who desires TO limit
the number of their offspring to their circum'
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planned; every particle of knowledge that should
be known is here given. 1t is full Of ensravings
In fact it discloses secrets that every one should
know; still it 10 book that must be locked up,
and not lie about the house. II will be sent TO
any one on the receipt of twenty-five cents IN
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YOUNG. No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, above
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no matter What may be your disease, before you
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LLOYDpS NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES. CANADAS, ANDNEN
BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, completed Aug 10
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superior 10 any go map evsr made BY Col.
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il is not only Counsy Map. bat It is also a
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and CsnGAaS combined in
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EVERY RAILROAD STATION
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Send for 81 worth % Try.
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Price so cents. ..........
(From the Tribute, Aug. ~
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

TO Disabled Soldiers, Sea1en and Ma-
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those Who have Died or been Killed
In the Service.
CHAS. @. TUCKER,
Attorney Tor Claimants: Bounty Ls.A and
Pension Agent,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G.
PENSIONS procured for Soldiers, Sesmer
and Marines of the present war, who An
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COMPOUND Extract Of Sarsaparilla.

the most effectual remedy which the medical
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where prevailing and fntal malady. 1t IS com
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Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
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RosE, or EnysIrELAs, PixrLEs, PusTuIEs.
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indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
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in /" in,pm-ity efMe blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration OF the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
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without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Ague Cure,
YoR the SPEEDY CURE OF

Remittsnf Fever, chill Fever, D.me
AEue, Periodical Headache, o. Bhioas
for the whole class of diseases orig mat
ing In hillary arrangement, eaused ~
the Malaria Of Miasmatse Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community. .
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. Ihis
"CuRg" expels the miasmatic poison OF FkvEN
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othsr ever discovered for the speedy and certain
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or mineral consequently it produces no qu'nisin OF
other Injurious saeet. wa,e.eT upon n sa,hr as
they had never had the disease. :.
Fever and Aeue h not alone Che consequence OF
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Nsvshia. Rksu,sosism, Gos6, Headache, Blind.
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p;tation, Painful Al ection Of the Spleen, Hystr
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mittents IL they avail themselves Of the Proseetoa
this remedy affords.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-30
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

na CONSTITUTIONAL disease. a corruption OF the
BLOOD oy which TINS mud becomes Si!iatee.
weak, anu poor. neng IN tne elle'lallon, !.
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nom US a.."eH ~, .'oa - .e.e on. "nien II may
no. ueS -, d;a""as mint In,'. = S, na.ou M;
ca9su me SanI.i,, u sa1 ; ,Um ,'s' e g
ORDERED OF unneai'ny ioou, impure all nun
sna nitMy naou' .ne S ;s.s; nee', NM Im.'
aoose ~, " Ge a !. !. Snr.d;,a.x IN IN. cnn-