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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18
Bold Raid Of Sluart's Cav.
airy near Fairfax
Station.
Bridge Burned on
Pope Run.
Two Miles of the Orange
and Alexandria Rail
Road Track Des-
troyed.
Wires Cut and Telegraphic
Wires Cut and Telegraphic
Communication Destroyed.
A Whole Company Of the I55th New
York Regiment Captured.

We have just received the particulars OF a
bold raid made by Stuart's cavalry, last night,
upon the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
about one mile and half beyond Fairfax
Station. The rebels, abou, eight hundred
strong, and accompanied by the notorl-
Gus Nosehy, at six o'clock attacked
the guard upon the railroad al that point,
which consisted Of company of the l55th
New York regiment. The company made a
brave resistance, and were only captured by
the cavalry forming hollow square around
them.
The RIBS had previously cut the telegraph
wires, but word was conveyed as quickly as
possible to Col. rev, in command of bq,,al.
ion Of four companies Of tho Second D. c. vol.
unteers at Fairfax Station, and he started with
his command to reinforce the attacked party
The Progress OF the train was stopped at Pope
Run, where the rebels had burned the bridge
and torn up the track for about two mixes.
When Col. Drew arrived at Pope Run it was
extremely dark and the rain poured down fu,
riously. He fired several volles at the rebels,
which they returned. None of our men were
wounded.
l. was evidently the object Of the raiders to
cap,uTe rIlroad tran from Alexandria, load
ed vita large GrentirIes Of PROVISIONS and for.
age for the army, which was due at III. time
Tie train la. penei, by dispensatlon OF
Providence, TO 70 au hour and half luto, sud
consequently escaped capture.
..b'q quite l.se.y Iral tle rcpel' committed
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=, CONGRESSIONAL.
rHIArr.EIAaTn ooxaasss
4 & Sc. sion:
y y &ynrSA,, pNssia. 1868. Nj
SENATE,

bENATE.
The Vice President being absent, % n6110e
Of Mr.. Hale, Mr.. Foot was called to Inc chsir
neGveu 66exedo1d nom fnf4hsl
sistihe Mat hs vas on two ether committees
ono Of them that Of the District Of Columbia,
w 91f,A'Q g WAapA lAlAi&6l1 661k6ee4ssasss
Messrs. Harris Foster, Anthony, Hale and
Others, urgca that the gNaemsn withdraw the
portsnce at this exigsncy on the Naval Com.
mittee.
Mr.. Clark said he should vote against excus.
Ing, though 1t had almost become rule 10
yield to such q request.
Finally, on motion Of Mr. Foster, the question
was postponed until Tuesday next. II
{ NJ. Wilson reported back, from the Com
mi'tee on Military Affairs, the bill In relation
to the bounty and pay Of volunteers, and also
the BILL amendatory Of the enrolling act, both
with several amendments.
Mr.. W. said that he regretted, In regard to
the latter bill, that among the amendments
recommended by the committee was one re.
pealing the $500 Communication clause. He
doubted Its propriety himself -
The amendments were ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Dixon proposed an amendment to section
y, relating to parties to be exempted, by includ-
Ing all those recognized az ministers OF religious
uenominations. ,~sp p .H go. au az
The amendment was ordered to be printed
with the other amendments.
Mr.. McDougall asked to be, and was excused
from further service on the Committee on Pri-
vate Land Claims.
The resolution Of Mr.. Sumner for establishing
new rule Of the Senate, requiring all Senators
to take the oath prescribed by the act OF July
2, 1859, was taken up.
MIR. salisbury offered substitute, requiring
the Judiciary Committee to inquire whether
the act referred TO applies to members of tie
senate, as civil officers.
lengthy debate ensucd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

project lie on foot to construct a military
wagon road through thee Cascade Mountains and
down tho Willamette Valley. It is designed
to locate II, commencing at Eugene City, to
run by the way Of the Middle Fork of the
Willamette river, and through the most feast.
bic pass of the Cascade Mountains near Dia-
mond Peak, to the southern or eastern bound.
airy Of the State.
To aid In its construction, Mr.. Nesmith, of
Oregon, introduced into the Senate, to-day, q
bill providing for giving three sections of pub
lie land for each mile of the road.
He also introduced another bill, with similar
provision, in aid of military wagon road from
the Dalles Of the Columbia river to point on
the Snake river, near the mouth of the Dwyhee.
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Fight with Longstreet at Cumbe risud
Gan

RrrLEDGE, Tenn, Dec l4.-Belween 9 and
O'Clock this afternoon the rear fore. IS Of Long.
street turned uron and attacked our pursuing
column of cavalry under shackleford.
The line of battle was formed at Bear Station,
on the Cumberland Gap and Nor is,own road,
and fight ensued, which continued until
nightfall, when tho rebels had succeeded In
driving US back half mile.
Colonies Woolford, Graham, Foster, and
others were engaged. Tue musketry fire was
heavy. Our loss, as far az ascertained, Is abou,
seventy five.
We have taken some prisoners belonging to
rebel brigade. The whole movement was
made and was well contrived to cut of and
capture shackelford and his command. A
heavy force Of rebel cavalry moved down the
len bank of the Holston river with the intention
OF crossing at kelly's Ford. This portion OF
the progra NINE was checked by Humphrey
brigade who held the ford. The rebel. fired
across the river with artillery upon the brig ade,
nut with little effect. We expect considerable
fighting tomorrow.
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LANMAN,s "oBrTuARI~s,-

Lanman sprouted out In the House again
Wednesday In the following memorial:
To ne Hou . Of pressnid',res ofhe United States:
The memorial of Charles Lanmau, the un.
dersiyned. Of Georgetown, D. T., represents:
That the Hon. Henry q. Demlnv did, on the
18th instant. submit TO the House Of Repre-
sentatives a resolution FOR printing the regular
number OF copies. for the use Of the House, of
his Dictionary of Congress-" that said reso-
luton contained an error of fact; and that said
error having been corrected IT, the subioined
resolution. your mernorialist humbly prays that
the same. with the accompan wing volume re a
copy OF the Obituaries as 1t was called In the
last Congress 10y Mr.. Clark, of New York.-Ep.
X PUB may be referred To the Committee on
Printing, for such action on Their part us they
may deem expedient and proper.
And thus would your memorialist ever pray,
CHARLES LASMAS.
Gron6rTowS, D. c., December 10, 1868.
Here lie the corrected resolution:
Resolved, Thst there be printed for the use Of
the members Of the Houss the regular number
OF copies Of the work prepared by the late LII
brarian, entitled Dictionary OF the United
states Congress-" and that the Clerk of the
House shall pay a suitable copyright, provided
the same does not exceed two dollars per copy.
The memorial, resolution, and volume of
Obituaries" were accordingly referred to the
Committee on Printing. Lanman, knowing
that there were lsnty of his 'volumes" scat
tered around the Capitol, and especially In the
House Library" altered his resolution which
read for the use of the House," SO that 1t
now reads "for the use of the members Of the
House." Vow. any member who desires to
obtain reliable information will refer to Mr.
Buck, in the journal Room" who IL a
living, walking congressional encyclopaedia,
and not to an unreliable book, as we know
Lanman's 10 be from experience. For instance,
In the volume before us Lanman killed Mr..
Dawson, of Pennsylvania, years ago, of villa,
he CLanman) calls " National Hotel disease"
But it so happens that Mr.. Dawson sstill lives"
That Ia not all; he is member NJ the present
House Of Repre- entatlves. anu living witnes.
against the reliability of Lanman's book.
II Is enough for us 10 know that Lanman's
job Ia In the hands Of the Committee on Print.
ing, who are reliable gentlemen. and will deal
with 1t properly.
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Edition
SOUR o'oL.OCk. p. =.
No BOUNTY.
FOUR O'CI.oCK. r. 4.

The Senate military committee have repofsst
in favor Of allowing bounty OF $500 only &c
the afth Of January, 1854. After that nc
bounty will be allowed to substitutes and only
500 70 drafted or enlisted men.
THE CONSUMPTION BILI.-RRPoRT
IN FAVOR OF ABeLIsHIkG THE
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
CLAUSE.
Important amendments arc proposed to the
new bill. A new clause IL reported In the
Military Committee Of the Senate. expressly
dbo'ishfng the three hundred dollars con,p.ta ion,
c'dn" Of the old law. As Young men arrive at
twenty they may be included, and persons
reaching fory-ive, before the draft, are exempt.
II very properly abolishes the exemption Of
felons, and refuses to exempt those on whom
their friends are said to be wholly dependent,
unless actual support Is afforded. Mr.. Dixon
proposes to exempt clergymen; and Mr.. Hend-
ricks will offer an amendment restoring the
classes Of the enrolment a. they now exist.
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ALEXANDRIA ArFAIRs.-The following Items
are irom the phginia STATE Journal:
Chased by GusrriHas.-A member Of the LIST Dis
trict Regiment, while returning from Accotink
yesterday, was chased for over mile by two guer
riilas, while In the Ieighborhood of Mount Yer.
non. Some five or siN shots were fred at him, but
luckily none took effect Parties frequently visit
Mount Vernon from this city, and many of them
are not aware Of the danger Attending the under.
taking Some Of T. EN- will extend their visit to
Richmond. ii they are not more careful.
Laprorsmtafs.--The new building to be uted An
depots OF the Orange and Alexandria load, are
last approaching completion.
Twoparties were arrested In this place, on the
charge of adultery. They are both from New Jer-
sey, and their names are Thos. Murphy, who was
committed to jail for court, and Geo. Wilron who
was sent to,ah to await a requisltion from the
Governor Of New Jersey.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

SAILED FOR ECR pE.-Among the passengers
who sailed from New York, in the steamer
Scotia, for Liverpool, were Robert Banil, W.
Lamping, and q. Gieske, of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. II. Y. Weld, of Maryland, and J.
Davis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, of Washing.
ton city.
GoDEr's LADY BooK.-Tha January mum.
b'r Of this periodical, ever welcome to the
ladies, has been received by shillIngton, at the
OdHon building.
Destr'crs Condemned 10 he Shot.
Eleven deserters from the Army Of the Poto.
mac, tried for dcserlon, were condemned to be
shot 10 day, Friday, the 18th. ! heir names
are az follows;
Winslow n. Allen, 10th New York; VIM. ii
DcrOc, 67th New York; William Gibson, 10th
Maine; John llunkle, lith U. s. infantry; Jacob
Onbler, 18th L. :. Infantry; Lewis Beers, l4tf
L. S. Infantry John McMann, llth U. 3. In.
iantry, Wni. +. Goodwin, l7lh U. y. infantry,
VIM. Hazlett, ll9 Pennsylvania; Geo. Blowers,
ed Vermont; John Tague, 9Th Virginia. Five
belonged 10 the Fifth Corps, three to the Sixth
one to tue Fret, one to tie second, and one "a
the Third Corps. Two privates are TO be sho,
Tor the same offence on Christmas day. q
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NEw YORK, Dec. IT. The brig Oleauder
from Bermuda on the 18th, has arrived. Til,
steamers Advance, lately the Lord Clyde, uut
eugene, were overdue from WILMINGTON, anc
!; was feared they had been captured. Til,
Heroine, Coquctte, and Ranger were In port
The two former are loaded for Wilmington
The other Is new arrival from England. Tn.
Denboch sailed on the I'd instant for Havana
AID the Flora on the 4th, for Wilmington.
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There are many cases in this war of remark
able rapidly in promotion and, notwithstand-
ing iavol itism, 1t is often obtained by force of
sheer perseverance and unshrinking valor.
For instance, Col. olian Wood, q brave and
efficient officer, commanding the 22d Ohio
infantry, enlisted as a private, In Portsmouth.
Ohio, at the beginning OF the war; He has
earned his present position.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES

THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO DIVIDE
the FRIENDS or THE UNION 10 FAST"
IT srALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
my PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
"I PROCLAIM rrLL PARDON TO ALL WHO
folFMNLr swE TO ENcEFokTI FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND OFFEND THE CoNsr :
Trrfos or tbs UNITE STATES, AND III. UNION
or THE STATES TaEnErspER
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Extensive Fire At Yorktown-Espiosio,
OF the MRunxtns

FoRr NJ SRor, Dec. lT-About o'clock
last night the hospital In Fort Yorktown took
tire, communicating with the bakery. halt
hour later one magazine exploded. The Are
continued, and shells exploded during the night.
At four this morning another explosion took
plnre. Several buildings were destroyed. The
extent Of the loss Is unsnown. One wounded
man arrived here this morning.
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further cutragcs upon the railroad beyond Pope
Run, of which We have not besn informed.
This raid revives very forcibly the former
exploits Of stuart's cavalry in this line Of
business.
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LIED.

IN lhrrsday evening Dec nth, az the residence
MOTT, OF Baltimore.
HIS funeral will take place nom Mr.. Galts resi-.
dehre NJ 10 O'Clock, Tomorrow mo ming.
Il This city, on Thur day morning, vt l2li O'Clock,
late Risnard Barry, aged II ears and mSnth..
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ThAirs-The advertise ments on sur arst page
srs inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
sever~lly nsmed, are of1eiAily corrected when
changes are made hsnse DO relied upon - cor.
Iect
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WEST m VIRGINIA, Tee. Is, 1863. (
portion OF the troops, under command Of
Col. Wells, and from Gen. suliivan's column,
bad severe diminishing Yesterday near, at and
beyond strasburg. Col. Wells took some thirty
prisoners, a portion of these belonging to
Ewell's corps.
There is indication that the enemy has or is
trying to reinforce Imboden In the Shenandoah
valley. The reasons for this will soon he ap.
parent.
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local AFFAIRS.

HAVE SusP cloSs WELL FouSDED.-The RE!
PULLMAN formerly published daily and regularly
the reports Of the various police precincts In the
city, Other papera stu report them. The RrPrr-
LIeAs ceased to do 1t because many men were
arrested on ill-founded suspicious Their names
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

II .-lsoO-x.-Drake's Plantation
4. BITTERs
They purify, strengthen and invlgorate.
They create healthy appetite.
Ihey are an antidote to change OF water aud diet
hours. '"s
They strengthen the system and .aiiven the
They prevent missm alto and intermittent fcyers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF tho stom.
They cnre Dyspepsia and Combination,
They cure Dtsrrhea, Cholera and Cholera Msrbus
tche. N
They are the best Bitters 10 the woria Thew make
me weak man strong, and are exhausted Raturc's
great reatOrer. They are composed OF the cello
prsted Calisaya Bark, CAscarils BARK, Dantelion,
Chhmomiie Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Clover-buds, orange Peel, Snake.
DOT, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, s-T.-isso-
The following Is sample of the testimony daily
soLDiERs' HOME SUPPLEMENTARY OrrIcE,I
'.s''ssAri, o''!"n. 49, 1850.
Ihsve given your Plantation Bitters to hundred,
y our noble Soldiers who atop here, more or lea.
ssDied nom various causes, and the effect Ia most
marvellous and gratifying.
such preparation as tiis IL I heartily wish ia
VERY family, IN every hospital, and at hand on
very battlefield. G. W. D. AsDREws,
yNs--N BL SUPERINTENDENT.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

JUDGE OHM,
December is.-Joseph Dean was convicted Of the
charge grand larceny and sentenced to be mpris.
oned for the period OF twenty days.
Catherine Dunn, indicted on a charge OF petit
larceny, WAS found net guilty.
Fanny Mccarthy and Bridget Boyle, CHARGED
with Stealing several articles of clothing from
h,rwood Hospital, on the 2sth OF list August
Sb)ut uidnight, were tried this Alte nooa.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

A RoRBEn snoT.-A large man, with dark
hair, was shot by George Richardson, In his
tavern in Ccntreville, Nd, Tuesday night.
The unknown person was in the act of robbing
the premises, Some of the landlords in this
city would do well to perform q little picket
duty o. mig hts, pistol in hand.
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Explosion or /. Ch,c.po D,.,,,,.rv

Chicago Distillery Company exploded TO-DAY.
demollshng the engine house. Seven men
were badly scalded. 1t lie feared these canno,
recover. Five or six others were injured, hut
not seriously.
Two men are reported missing; they are
probably in the ruins.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
A Rebel Foundry Destroyed.
Severe Skirnishiss near Strasburg,
ACTING BRIG. GEN. WELLS cAPTCREs
THIRTY PRISONERS.
HEApavAsTrss United STATES FoHcrs

HEAbovARTrns CNiTEp STATES FoRcrs,)
WESTERN VIRGINIA, Dec. II, 1861
We have information that a detachment of
the Twentieth Pennsylvania cavalry, while ont
on scout ordered by Gen. Kelley, destroyed q
foundry at Ednburg, In the Shenandoah valley,
The rebels were using the foundry for the prep
ardtion OF Iron TO be sent to Richmond, and, as
reported, used in the construction Of gunbosts.
The loss ofthe use OF the foundry will be to the
rebels q considerable ANNOYANCE,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

Walter LeunoS, ex,Mayor of Washington,
was arrested in Baltimore yesterday, examined
before the military authorities, and held In Gus
tody. He is charged with having gone South
during the rebellion and secretly returned lately
from Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

MONTREAL, Dec. l7.-Lawkins, who was i'm
plicated In the abduction of Redpath, has been
fined one hundred dollars and TO suffer six
months Imprisonment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

PnILApELrHIA, Dec. 1s.-Rev. James May,
D. d., Professor in the Divinity School in this
city, died this morning after short illness.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

more magnificent display OF Christmas
gifts wss never seen, than has just been receiv-
ed at Hudson Taylor's. Call and examine
them.
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In Baltimore, 90 the 9Th OF December st the res.
idenee Of the brides uncle Andre v Reid, Eco. by
The Rev Dr., Baekus, WILLIAM II. RILEY, Eua., OF
Washington city, to ELIZABETH KING, daughter OF
the late WRs Reid, Of Norfolk, Va,
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The cause Of Gen. Banks return to New Or.
leans, was au attacS Of fever. He was rscoy-
ering from the disease at the last adylces.
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Trial or n Guerrilla,

The military commission at Norfolk ap-
pointed to try the Notorious guerrilla, Major
Burroughs, have found him guilty, and he lies
in jail awaiting sentence
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

IMpRovEMENr.-The process Of catching ur
dresses at the bottom is an improvement on
catching up mud and dust with the dresses,
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BosToS, December 1.-THE prize steamer
Mnua. from Nassau for Wilmington, has ur.
rived here. She is a very fine vessel Her cargo
10 estimated at three hundred thousand dollars.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

PORTLAND, Dec. 1.-THE gunboat A2awan
has arrived for coal. She has lost both an
chors.
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CHARGED WITH BEING A Rebel sPY.-John
+. Green was arrested yesterday by a Govern
ment detective, charged with being bebel spy.
A number Of letters to persons In the south
were found upon his person. He was locked
up In the military prison 10 await trlal.-Ba I.
SIN,
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81 The Once Of the National Rspubli-
can II at ST. Ninth street, bstwsssa Pes n.
sIlvanis avenue and d street.
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TO Administrative call the attention of
business men to the OF our advertise
menta We intend to keep business eye to this
natter tor the benefit OF our patrons.
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ID RICH,S
i EUROPEAN HOTEL
Sornef fennsylyania avenue and Eleventh Stree
Washington, D. c. dsit.m
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THIs PAPER rs ROW FURNISHED BY CAR
RfFRs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
NINTH.
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Reconsideration falling TO receive the
RrPuSLicAN rsgsiary will please notify this office
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IL Important 10 Females Dr. Cheess-
mans Phs.-Thc combination OF 'ngredi,nts in
hes pills arc the result of long and extensive
pra tice They are mild In their operation. and
tam in correcting all Irregularities painful
III LEtraation, removing all distractions, whether
om Geld or otherwise, headache, pain In the eide,
pnlritsion Of the hesrt, whites all nervous afec.
hons, hyater!cs, fatigue, pain la the back ard
limbs sc, disturbed sleep, which arise from int er.
ruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement OF u new cIA In the treat.
ment OF those irregularities and obstructionA
which have consigned so many to PREMATURE
GRAVE No female can enjoy good health unless
she Is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are tho most efectusl remedy ever known r.r all
COMPLAINTS peculiar to FenaiS. To all classes they
are invaluable, Inducing, gih cctdiaiy, Perioicm
regularity. Tney are known 10 Thousands, who
have used them at different peri Ids, throughout
the country, having the ssuGt.ou OF como Of tho
most eminent Physicians III AnlJricd.
Erpiieu directions, aaiing ichen they should not Le
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per Bop
containing from so to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail prompiiy by remittinF ~ the
PropiietoIs Sold by Druggists generally,
HuTCHINGS Il HILLYER
froprietors, 81 Cedar st, New YrOk,
Sold by =, CALVERT FORD,
ses-Gmeod 900 Pa. avenue, Washington, D. c
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CINCINNATI, Dec. ls:-Gen. burnside Ii ex
pected to arrive In tn, city tonight. ..,
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A New sESsATIoS.--The" Belle monte" and
The Clinton hoop skirts. They arc all the
rage.
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FROM PORT ROYAL,
Wrecke OF a Coal Tror sport.

Wrecke OF a Coal Tror sport.
Special by Independent Uney
New YORK, Dec. 1s-itearner Arago has ar.
rived from Port Royal. Among her passengers
are Brig. Gen. Foster and staff, Coils. Little
field. Won elisa, Henry and Plasted.
The barquc Alice Provost, from Philadelphia,
with coal for the Navy at Port Royal, has been
wrecked, and Is a total loss. -