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,nn ss1 CENTRAL aAILaoID
@&s sER
u . srxsr-c ,-.'s + sS Ssi 4r .
..,,,,, sssrp,, sAsEITf Asp cSaSssT'
BAGGAGE CHECKED rH1 gsSa h. sspn so..
rlaEHEH sbE RAhT Fl FS1 pIinrEEs sSs
oIcss cosE ne 4 isss At TIL HiHssRRIsBu.s
soRrHEs ~ o tisihs Il 81 ssii1LnoAp.
THE GREAT At d 'fiT%fRs .nur,
w.suIxcro l AND BALTIMORE
wIsr, soRTHW EsT, AND soUTHwBsf.
TIE Norsh.yn Genital ssiifo.d comg.ny, aorshs..t
q ans
SPLENDID SLEEPING FsaI sAAs ON ALL NIGH,
sAokINa AxD sAL0sN o. Rs ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM wAsHIEaToN.
arriving In Baltimore at LOO q N, aad s.1p. %,
Eor.S.rn csnt.si RsiIrosa, and arrive IL Harris
burg e rs P m .sa 70 thef c eonnss en-
road for or ii PAL: Dsrts s 81 f t. west.
FREI6HTS
By this route Freishts Of al descriptions can -
forwarded TO and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Inaiana, Illinois, Wtsoonsin,
lows. or Missouri, By Railroad dfrscf.
The Pennsylv.pia Central Rsilrs.d also oosn.e:s
1t Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded tn any port an the Ohio, MnskinSura,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Aissis
sippi. Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, A:xansas, and
Red Rivers; and At Cleveland, Sandusky, sod Chi
esyo With steamers 70 all NorthveSteru Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpof
tation af their Freight N this Dom rany rally
with confidence its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
In the West. by the Pennsylvanis Central Railroad,
a, al fin1ts Edroynb1 rhdTsad BY ofA~
Railroad fnp,rasi<s
- Be particular "a MARI packages via Penns
Certrsl RR.''
VIM GROWN. Ag't Northern Central R.,
No 80 North street, Baltimerc,
ENOCH LEWIS, Cont Az perintendcrt, AltonA, Pa.
L. L. HnUPT. Gent Ticket AGENT, Phfiadelphia
II. II. HeEsTON. General Freight Ageat. Phils
deiphia. Jan 5-ly,r
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PROPOSALS.
D koPo Al SoR HsIG
prpor opAlysnHLsspps oyron
Ce~s~ EssAssesfk esi q si.s.s,.

Cover Essdss.fk esd q st.s.s, I
HAsHrxeSog, ID. O., ysnuarys pe
faAllp PROPOSALS will be reeeives 81 tSis 49,.
s: DIV :ss M :H ss.R ,sI +,
ios i 3 ,ss 81 en-: mn
snd e-ssrigtsen ,is
or enc D ipsA whit Pine oo-"scs CuiTsss'
nashsJ three Thousand tbree hundred end thirt,.
three JS ~ feet seAntins. ey 4, fosrsssn fsss
nsst;ikree tscusspd three hundred and tsirs,.
soer tS -, Fec sesptiins.shy 4. sHsssD Zee,
p.shsT three thousand three hundr-a ed ,Air,,.
three 50 feet ssantuns. By .sisAsssn ssst
Al n. .ssTs described tn b. GOOD ser.a.n,.s,.
nsr e ;ss ,ss 81 =
IN The rnber 10 be deliveries within twenty days
-Prspos.is from disioy:i parties viz not ,. con-
deerod and An cath Of sllesisnee 70 the q. Gov.
s. ss,, Ct s Ssf c S -. co..
should 10 be awarded % him, must Be gusrsntSa
q Z. sa
must accompany th. bid
e: Of sss :. x: Ger. sa ::
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidasrs NUT be present In person ~as. the s,Ss
srs opened. or their proposals. VIII not Be ooasd-
The full name and Post Once address Of the BID
Ger murt appear Ia the prorceai.
Of ali tae e.rtiss must appeal or the bid .iII -
considered ~ the individual proposal Of The psrty
Euno. In tn. sum Of ave thousand dol.r.. sis..d
5. rsssirsd q he saees..sui biddss ason .isaias
The right 70 reject any or al bids that may b
desn,sd too high 10 reserved By the De,ot Quarter
Informal proposals viii be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed 70 Captain Edvart
I. Hsrtx, Assistant Quartermsster Y. g. Array,
,Mss.hinston B; O.: and should be plainly marked
FORM OF &C ARAETEK.
We. of the county Of =, and state Of -
sef.e, sS.rsns adj, 70 the
In acccTdance with the terms Of his Pre- ,ositicn,
and that, should his proposition ss seeeptsd, 70
shoan the contract be awarded him, We are Pre-
go this guarantees must be Appended the ofcial
esrtihca te above mentions6 un
,ae-d Captain and A. Q. NJ. e. 8. Army.
A RHY SUPPL les.
oysic. O. TEE orIrr Qu.arrssAssri,
w.srr.e, d,"g q s,. "a srs' ~ An
PROPOSALS Are invited for furnishing for the use
Of the army of the Potomac Tie following arte;es:
s.sd Osss sesHs af.ass 81. . nslssz
100000 bushels Of Oats, of tn. s.ss quality. q.
100 cords OAK and Hichory Wood. vell seasoned
and Of the best quality.
eut Of I s.o mus. os ,ss saDtps
Rewarded win be fulfilled.
Bids win be opened from time 70 time ~ the A.
for the Quantities needed 10 the lowest responsible
bidder rp 70 the time Of opening.
Ih s tight L. reserved to sso"st al or any SAFs Ct
Proposals shouid be endorsed Proposals for Ray
q osts. or Weed e the esss ny hs snd sseiossd
sHH osisf ou.rtsrrsssss.
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w AT ER N ct ICE.

Ia conseauence Of the iowness OF the water In tn.
General Reservoir 1t viii be necessary unless great
economy OF water IL practiced, for the Goyernmsrt
soon to SHUT OF the supply to citizens entirely
All persons are, Therefore. fOrbiddea to asa ths
hydrants On PeDnsyi vania Oh An at ra.t.
er avenues under tho care and supervision of IN
Comnli ssloner Of Public Buildings tor vstarjuv ths
whatever. 'S'es
=. And all persons using the water are urgently So
Acited TO be ~ economic2i4n its Rs possible
b. b. FRENCH
So . Commissioner of Public 3ujIdus,
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kLACksMITHs fokGEs,
ID DO. ASFfLS,
r5 f su5 $HkksthsaSSsA4sdjsrs,
E6RSE sH9E NAILS
ZION ond STEEL,
WREkCHES
HAMMERS
RASPS. and all BLACEsMITHS TOOLS
Tor sale, Wholesale or retail, st lowest prices.
J. p. RAKTHOLOH,
6T-lm S5s Seventh st. bet Pa ay ana canal
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TOPHAAS
fhhAioTrR TRUNK MAsurAcroaY
49s sEvssrH sI., WAsHIs0ros. d. G.
silver Medal awarded By MaryiAns Institute ofo
tipore, Noyembet :. 1850
Also Medal y nsSss. s. S &C. Institute
H have OF hand, q the Sest ma &5H
1,a. SOLE ELL kkf s1ssf description OF
'A'f 1 ibfH d PSn ;'s,x A.,
Wo0f PR SSkf "a TRUNKS
r.lIls'15ssEss SAs. iEEs ri BAGS,
x.ms. o, 6an. Lev pf4 4Tsys,. Mn ,..,
s1amine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
and made
70 r Isfis COVERED .a4 REPAIRED .. .Aor.
Goods delivered free Of change to any part OF thu
sH, Georgetown and A''1. JAMES 8. ropHAx.
INTERESTING FOR LADIES.
We have again reduced the prices of large stock
Also. Woolen Hosiery, Gloves Morinoes. shawls,
Our stock of Ladies' and Children's Dress and
are q. new made and rssh foSaE u M SSs man
ui@e'0fs4 AZ Marls saaee, bet: 9TH and eth sts.
deS under the Avenue House.
To HOTELS, sn saEI seEssrAuRAsrs, Phi.
yATE FAMILIEs, 30.
re. Subscribers b.v. just received t-ssA asip-
100 GASES ST. JULIEN AND ILoRRAo
which they oier for u sale .s Ns.; York prices.
Also, they have constantly hand
A Lnrss oad Wsu SeiScfld Ssoca Of
s5s shsE' sS5 FF66kH.n Sd IRISH
uHGMf AaNEs of AZ h.xori.e brands,
sSSb9S Az NJ R e foRTERs.
ssStFsHa f dSkbbfk sA .Ss Ysesz p..,
A E Sasf IS, kEMPs HrRMrr1oALIY s.AL,D
snf hiaseRkRsO osP1A5s
so lssa de SSSA "sSIHShoNs, IMPERIAL. Hr.
Will 40 ''sf FHNsf sAs afocGhf fs
BININGER & co.,
tEs,aolishsd risl
SranSe Wi.sd. Fl H etsnVs, sBR0:sss
- Just received a small lot Of oaosr'' t!sHor
81 '':ss5 $ !: :$$5:s Co., ~
tss1sA, GLASS Asb 'ESifRrHss WARE.
Roll Metal Goods, ohimneys and Wtsks
E El0eE TIE MO SG0sa s,. lanterns &c. &o.,
a-Aom.N h0a todd Fellows Han, 9TH -.
vi BEITiiSa. a. DC. .'D''
d0-lm SIS Seventh st., bet. Pa. av. aud CANAL.
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SEeRET DIsEasEsI SECRET DISEASES.
SAMiRI7hN'S GIFT!
SAhAkIIAEiS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED

THE MOST cEKfAiN kEsEDf EVER USED
eosoHaHaaE1s: f HEP Ris sfEI5f,bEzs, &c.
SDs TEN Ds To Sr t.s se to s1et
They are entirely vegetable. hayinx no smell ncr
the si
IL from swo to foTs days ana rsesas Sssss
of the University Of Psnssyivania ona Of the mod
srninent Doctor. s1d Chsmisss Of the present day.
viii cure any esse in from two 90 four days, anA
TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
No ezpossys. no troxbte, 40 chang. trhaterey.
or have %s
nsT'a'' '"s seasssRsffTfANssrFr.
male ~ PFss o.
sAAARITAks KnoT AMP HERB JUICES,
f5s s9F 1H s.SS SSEsskks sGAS
81 Root: sha
This form Of the disease makes its appearance In
sores On The orssns Of FeneEaten. or the, may o..
the mouth testers spots carries and nodes Of thu
bones. a., ae. Any and All Of these symptoms
skMkRfTHSs ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
Rent ny express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITANr caAECRE WASH.
Price 25 cents. Full objections.
DESMOND CO., Box I6I Philadelphia Post
psSn 81 S5K ss
co khAN 4 RoGERs, l13 Baltimore street.
Baltimore. oc l7-sm
TR Il L Z M II.
Pro,.asd ~ Roya! Ltrfs1s PaIsnr z essiosd. a.4
Pans. aad The b1.sTtSl GSfsss a S.ss.s.
TRIEREMAR No,i
L. the enectual remedy for RELAXATION, sPEH-
MATORRHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM.
TRIEsEMAh MOI.
there disorders for which Coraivs and Cubebs have
generally beeR thought an sn.dote, TO the ruin of
the health OF a vast portion OF the population
TRIESEMkR No s.
IL tos great and remedy OF the civilized world
for ali i'm purities of the system well secondary
symptoms, ulviating the destructive use of Aer-
curry we'll y ether drletsrious ingredients, and
which all tn. sarsspsrila in the world cannst
remove. TRIESEMkR N9s. !, 2 and alike
devoid Of taste smell and Of all nsusestps qusl
tiles They are in the form of lczsnxe and nay
he on the toilet able without their heins sus
pected.
Sold in TIN cases At SIS each, four Is cases In
one for So and in 8 g cGs.s, thus saving 30, a.
administered by Esipeap, Lallevssue Rsur, &c
&c Wholesale and retail by DR. ri. A. BARROW,
1914. Bleecket street, flour doors from MacDougai
street. New York. Immediately On receipt of re-
mittanee Dr. Barrow will forward Triesernar to sny
according 10 the iLFtTGctions Of the writer.
Published also by DR.. BA REOW that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Fraiity Price 81 cents. rriesemar and Book can
be obtained by special authority from g. O. P0RD,
ssbingtnu, ID. G. de n-0
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HENTETRY.
. D En- IsF B 7

q Ell @
~D Gall st SAC Pa aveune hssvasn S
;y.:i and 18Th sta And.ex famine DR. SeWIeS New
Method OF Inserting Teeth. To 40 m IA % ea eoa-
vince CT "a 30 pari5risy all methods hsrsto-
fore csc! Ais. Teeth Extracted without pain.
VIXEN desired FERNS snodsrste. d. a. In
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MEDIUM RICH AND EXTRA RICH silks
III Tor street and evening Dresses, CLUAKS
sbAWLS, DC, in great profusiOn, of choice styla.
One prizes only, marked In plain Gyures
PERRY Il BRO
DE StDt Pa. ave and Ninth street
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~ hOrtment of select sly les "'-
LsdAes' HOOP SKIRTS, of the newest shspas
and best qualities r0'
One price oily, marked in plain Houras
PERRY BRO,
ue - Ut Pa. ave. aud Ninth street
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z ,Sli prizes amounting to.-...... s. y95
Tickets g TO- Halves SIS; Quarters SPA & ghths SIk
IAN orders for Tickets ia the above Lottery
should be addressed TO JOHN A. MORRIS Il CO.,
WiinB gton Delaware. Ian I'M
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"A AS2KY COLLINS 4 CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large Quantities Of DRAU6Hf
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which Am prepared to furnish on short notice to
I'll persons who viii favor me with their orders.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Orders given to my drivers will be promptly ct.
tended to.
Goods delivered In all parts Of washin stou and
Georgetown, free of charge.
Terms - Cash on dsltUe-v.
RILEY A. SHINN, Agent,
Usion Bottitxs DEPOT. 81 Green ST.,
no eft Georgetown, d. q.
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~ UAs Rs-e?kS sp MS SFrICk
At ms OLD STAND.
sHw AND IMPROVED INVENTION
HEofLAsrIC B0gB
fEkTH
without MsrAI pLArk Oh o. AsPs.

y
vTEocr NAVAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.
DIR 4. d. eIGASAOSD,
21o B.cs5sc.S, kesr forkSghG PsAasytcdaid A.
Cali. IL. .ts-n.en Q! ihc rrs:e TO ihs foiic.ins
advantages at E!s iua prov I'D systsm: rA
J The fsst., Of ria manufacture VII 49,
never rsode chsnS e color ~ anT ~1"AS
acids being th res- fsnrtas iiGntAr than any other
:. No t-ess or rept~ need b. sxtrst~d. as The
srti9csa; ones be inserted over them.
3. The rcote viii be made inoNan.tvs. ana never
70 sehe.
4. no Temporary sAsth sr- o<-ded. ~ permsosnt
cnee can be made Immediately. thereby Vreseryine
sh- natural prssson of the face whic under the
cid system Ia frequently disisured
3. This work has been fully sastas over ave
by many %: the srst ehar,ts and phr s!eians
Of Usis country.
DE-. e. nas also Inv led . white andestruetivs
metal SLING, With which she mos, sansitivs tasth
ssn ba ni'sv without pain, spi can build uh 9 per-
tee, sound tooth any side roots, v blob vill last
through Efcts:i.se.
The best Of references givcn-D.. Y. Mott; DE-.
Dcremu.. Professor Of Ck-m1try. r. Z: Hen.
judge WsYre. Of the Gu p.rne Court o! " AAhinx.
ton. and thousands OF other
Call ara examine for yourseh r.
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dSln.s

~ NOTICE
o sICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS CIV
ILIASS AMI OTHERS
DEPOT OF 1HE 3 r o. r. x. 90.
The Railroad Companies composing the line be-
tween Washington sn7 New
s s,,ss have r put on n.l ls5se Car 80
ventilated, and expressly of ceTs soldiers xnd
Others that wounded or sick, with the slim
Of contagious diseases The car will leave on TUEs-
DAfs, THURSDAYS ana SATURDAYS Ter Phila-
del pkis. At 3 y. m. Express Train.
Passengers goins West. soldier, civilians officers
ana others tta are sick or wounded, are informsd
that lick car will lea, the de every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY ANA FRIDAY at Z a. m going
through to the ohio river without change Of cars,
soicicis and others on furlcugh disc tArged y III
End this the cheapest and most desiaable route for
the West. This is tie only line that can sell q
Through ticket from Washintcn or check bs< gage
CAUTION TO PAssENGERs.-rhe ONLY
PLACE to buy tickets at tae Ticket in the Depot
OF the V. q. y. n. Co. n6-tf
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Wood! Wood! Wood.
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD!
On hand, the best quality of all kinds of
W0O Cd!
SAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LENGTH Oh
SIZE REQUIRED.

KINDLINtf WOOD.
Superior Article Of Pine, selected expressly for
kindiing. Sawed Short and Fine Split, as substi-
tute tor charcoal in building Anthracite Pires in
Rsdisarrs, Ranges.
e@Cd,h at Office tcher ordered.
THOS. J. GAIT,
Office $50 Penn'a avenue, bst. 18th and nth
Mill aud Yard foot of Seventeenth st.
Jan 2u Republican and Oh ronclel
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For tho Holidays.


4. Il. RIHsIGER L Co.,
B.Axc1 OF Nos 10 AID 81 BROAD sr., Fsw lo.x,
Oyer fOR sALE AT THEIR STORE,
No. 2s7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAg rHIRrEkNTn STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KEICxERBoCxBR,
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND In THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES. GAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. AAOKEREI4
KEEEEBEU SALMON,
sOUsED PICKED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all The
LUxURIEs INCIDENT TO THE SEASON.
ksssrs. A. ~ b. Il Co. are also Role proprieto,s
Of sIhIkGEkS CELEBRATED
LONDON LOCK GIN,
Put up in Gusrt Bottles for medicinal uss.
Also, Sole Agents Tor
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
1An articles bought At their store warranted
OF the frst quality and forwarded any part OF tie
city free OF expense
AS we intend TO be permanently located We re-
Rrlaa ftxllfr Ca ll,aa$4 o-s,,,
ARRAh H. B!NISGER
HENRY T. OAPEN
TAsHRoToA, Deesmber. 1862.
A. II. BININGER & CO have no eonncxion with
any other House,
e2-tf ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent
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noet Georgetown, d. o.
HAY AND STRAW CUTTERS.
SzzzzkkEEHH kk4ksssesas,
|| =##EE##E fE F$5S$ESZ
$ S SEz5tt c 55HfsES'
H H e FL E 5};H ;1,,
SEHH5hEHRssaz22sEFs'
kAksHINhGst ErREEs.
f F6EEzSEE Mzt5 y afb Fl iESs:' H''s
And f s SEHH4EkDSw & ovss. prices.
ar,n $50 seventh I: yf Se stpE r. .os .0,
E"h IoH' VEIN srupn
Is open daily for the reception Of his friends
with a piano and ether instruments for lE:EzI
t h ssn Wnss Of the
Of the best srsns sd soSesn
served promptly aud at mod. rate RACES. UPs,,irs
Of European Hotel. corner u tn and Pc av. d2Sf
FIREw oRKsI
ILLUMINATIONs, &c
Fire Crackers, TorpedOes, lannon's, Lantsrs, DO,
dc, for the II holidays.
Trade supplied at -
Officers and Soldiers supply store,
de1a I'm 302 st near " lllards'.
DIARY,
YRox MARCH i, 1891, TO NOVEMBER Z, 1859.
by
ADAM GUR0WSKI.
HEILPRINS Bookstore,
de l2t 944 Pa. avenue.
az PIANOs-plANOS.
L Oh Gale very low Pour New ROSEWOOD
PIANOS, m sde by the best man Ia fscturers,-~
viii be sold for LEES than cost, to close out a
Apply to =. y brennan, No. ~ NorthStItV
Cav street Rsltinnre Md " I,m-
nIARY FROM MARCH 1861 TO NOVEMBER
IL Is62.-By Adam Glrowski. s. %
dei6 ERANOR TAYLOR
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zoo BOXES SWEET PALERMO ORANGES,
OOS; ioc do. LEAuNS,
Splendid FRUIT, from Late Boston cargo
Jon Is 4 CO., corner 9Th and cts
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n0n BARRELS POrAr0ss,
l,COD From Maine and Jersey
200 do. ONIONS, FED aud yellow.
Just arrived st J6N ES 4 cos.
Conner 9Th and ID sts
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NnN BBLs. APPLES, prime Western New
WV York Apples. tao fruit li.s 4 In this
market inst arrived. JONES & co.
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that u was nicotine. i few DAYS later bP add
cd that 60 soon a. the opportunity oHered. ha
would make 10 IAisiake With tiustive: and on
November Goth, VI hen hr heard that nay brother
Wa coming To Bitremont, he told me nc should
settle matters at once"
GCstaVT really arrived AZ ten O'Clock IN tf,at
day. 1t only needed one word 10 save hin, and
The Countess spent an entire day with her bro
fheT without altering a sy liza Die about The peril
he incurred She even gave orders THAI faciii-
faied the commission of the crime, by sending
ont Of the house thc>e servants who might IN,
In the way. At length GQstave made up has
n.ind 10 depart and the Count proceeded 10 the
kitchen 10 give orders 70 have his horse put TO-
Immediately Of ct his return In the dining
room, the nurse Justine Thibaut, came dow
STAIRS To get the chidrrn's supper. ON reaching
The last stair. she heard fall IN the dining
room,and Gnstay-s voice shtirking, "Ah! an :
pardon NJ, HipPolyte"' She ran into the Kit
caeH.and had scarce done so when she saw the
Countess come cut and shut the door sd In Al
Gusiayes CrIss might not BE- heard by the ser
wants In n. r terror. Justine ran ont into the
garden, ard, IN doing so, passed the windows
OF We dining room, through which she heard
xtifi, shrieEs.
Tie condition Of the body on examination
exc / d' a any idea Of accident or suicide TIN.
mark OF violence showed, indeed thala L.rri
bis suus gle had taken plsep. And it was per
fectIy imI oSslble 10 suppose that one parsou
Cns had admin istared the poison. But at the
nomrrt when Justine heard the fail and the
81 riek, one was In the room. but thr Couu,
and he CouBtess. Further, the IL ale accused
NIoie 10 correspondent in Paris Will IN
pIi on:
My WiTc his asked .you TO engage Brrryer.
D. - 90 H. or 81 YOU Ia We done 80 already
~ nd GFE.y 'he - ts!PTn. ut ril yOu hear fro \
" az" D, or h. Pp my wife III III. belief III 1t
- " a. lave . Infer on This depend her life
9 q II NJ. just imagine TIA IT. this wretched
% 70 ~ ait'T .Ois' IsIGg her O~ n -brothP-, can
&c rOlhiDg t''tsr Ter h"r defence, Will. " ,
=" 90 J. A. Prison, tI1H 10 throw ali IN. bIlfn d.
B.', and acc usc H. OF the mOsE scSndaIoa 3
cai1 IaBy."
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oUi ci Tri-iCB, and wu- lot meant % b,, con DIV
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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-10
tn. German. OF M,.souri.

The history OF the war will accord to that
portion Of our population above named a high
position. BEYOND all question they saved Mis-
souri, to the Union in the first stages of the re-
bellion. They were the first TO detect the indi-
cations OF the approaching storm, and the first
TO prepare for II. When treason raised its head
in our midst, il found the Germans armed to
receive it, and from that day to this they have
stood as a wall between 1t and the object of Its
Vaccinations. 1t has neither been able to in
tlmidato them by force, to deceive them by
fraud, nor TO seduco them by fair words
When the enemies OF the Union changed their
mode OF warfare from the open attack In the
field TO the covert attack through the ballot
box, they found the Germans just as ready to
inset aud thwart them as they had proved
themselves before.--ht. LoHis Democrat.
The communications Of the loyalty of the
Germans in Missouri, quoted above, are appli.
cable to the came class here, and we believe in
every section Of the country also. We have
no more loyal citizens than the Germans.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-10
An Important Southern Item.

We find in late numbers of the Raleigh Stan
dard, which have come 10 hand, tina. the rebels
are constructing a railroad connection between
Danyille, in Virginia, and Greensborough,
North Carolina. It seems that about fifteen
miles of the road have been completed, and
that the cars arc expected to run through
distance of about forty-fve miles-6y New
Years, or at furthest, by the spring. This is II
highly interesting fact, as it opens new line
of commune alton between Richmond and the
Southwest, over the North Carolina Central
Railroad. But it is not probable that the road
will be completed at the earliest day named, SO
that If Weldon eau be seized by our forces any
time during the fall or winter, the rebel forces
will be cut of from supplies By rail, beyond
the northern boundary Of North Carolina; or,
in other words, they will be limited to such
lean pickings as can be found in the wasted
fields Of Eastern and Southern Virginia. By
all means let Weldon be seized.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-10
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Cavalry Engagement at Stew.
ensburg.
FIRING HEARD NEAR CuLPEPER
The Advance Al Brandy station and
Kelly's Ford.
pisva,ch to the A,socis,sd Press. /

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Information received
from the army of the Potomac tonight mem
tions that an aid Of Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived
from the front late on Saturday night, and re-
ports that that officer encountered and fought
with body 81 rebel cavalry near Stevens5urg
late on the afternoon of that day.
The enemy's pontoon bridges over the river,
directly behind their works, fell into our hands
after the defeat Of the rebels by Gen. Sedgwick,
aud were place In charge Of the Fifteenth New
York Engineers. The bridge consisted of only
five boats, and these were the same which were
abandoned by the engineer brigade for want of
transportation on the Chickahominy last year.
The cannonadng heard on sunday evening
was probably Gen. Buford's light batteries and
some Of the rebel cavalry, with guns in the
vicinity OF the Yew Hills, northeast OF Cul-
peper.
Nothing authentic had, up to 10 O'Clock this
morning, been received from that quarter, at
which time all was quiet. The railroad and
telegraph on the opposite side of the Kappa.
hammock weie found uninjured.
Our cavalry are reported to be at Culpeper
At the latest accounts part Of our forces were
at Brandy Station, while another part was two
miles the other side of Kelly's Ford.