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Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
FROM ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 3.-The Little Rock Democrat
of the 24th ult. says successful scout, under
Col. Caldwell, into the mountain counties west
Of Arh adelphia, has returned. Several hundred
Union men came into our lines with Caldwell.
A large uhion meeting was held at Little
Rock on the els ult., the Union men all work
ing hard for restoration rights under the old
Government, anu the people of the country arc
daily coming In and taking the oath Of allie
glance and enrolling themselves into companies
for home defence. Recruiting for the United
States service Is also quite active.
Various parties In the State-unconditional
Unionists- representing twenty counties in
Western Arkansas, held convention at Fort
smith, Arkansas, on the 30th ult., at which pa
triotic speeches were made aud resolutions
passed. Col. johnson, of tho lst Arkansas in
iantry, was nominated to represent that dis
trict In the next Federal Congress. The cleo
tion occurred on the 23d November, and Col
johnson was elected. The convention also
| voted that Arkansas be declared free STATE
| after the war.
Owing TO numerous guerrilla attacks Oh
steamers, Adjutant General Thomas has ISSUED
| orders TO furnish all boats In the Government
employ, plying on the rivers, with arms ana
ammunition TO protect themselves.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
ruInTY-EIGHTH COSGREss
First session.

First session.
sESATE,-At l2 IN. the Senate was called to
order by the President of that body-Vice Pre-
sident Hamin.
The usual preliminary business was trans
acted, and after discussion on the admission
of Senators from Western virginia, the Senate
adjourned to await the organization Of the
House.
HousE.-At IL O'Clock, the Clerk OF the last
House, Mr.. Ethcridge, called the House to
order, and said This being the time designated
by the Constitution Of the United States for the
meeting of the Thirty eighth Congress, he
would now proceed to call the roll Of members,
and such only whose credentials show they
were regularly elected in accordance with the
laws of their States respectively, or the laws OF
the United States.
The Clerk then read the names of nearly all
the States, and said other gentlemen had filed
crede entials, which had not been placed on the
roll. These credentials do not show what, In
the opinion of the Clerk. was designed by the
act of Congress OF March last. The name:
omitted were those of members from Maryland
Virginia, West Virginia, Oregon, Missouri ant
Kansas.
After a conversation on the subject, the Clerl
read the credentials, which he regarded as il
improper form, of the members from Mary
land.
Mr.. Dawes moved that the names Of tn
Maryland member be entered on tie roll, an
demanded the previous question.
Mr.. J. C. Allen moved to lay that motion Of
the table; and the question being taken, 1t wa
decided In the negative-yeas, "a; nays, 81.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.

From our report ni III" proceedings Of the
House of Representative 1t will he seen that
the Clerk raised some legal objections to the
admission Of some members, but the House
ovcrrucd them, and as we go to press the
MARYLAND members have just been voted in, no
disposition being shown by the Opposition "a
nllibuster. Speaker will undoubtedly b'
elected to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Z. TylMB BLING"

The Washington correspondent OF the Gin
ciunati Gdzetts says;
"Mr. Chase has hitherto been able to Keep
up reasonable demand for his bonds In the
market; and gold Is Just now tumbling In a
way that does not indicate any very alarming
panic about his greenbacks."
The" "tumblng" alluded to above was when
gold went down To about lac, but that had
very little to do with Mr.. Chases policy. Give
the credit Of that blow where it belongs-to
General Grant, the man who would long since
have been dismissed the service In disgrace
had It not been for the foresight and wisdom
of President Lincoln.
Gold has since "tumbled /" the other way
and ls now up to 1852, but Mr.. Chase is not re
sponsible for 1t. The country will place tn,
responsibility upon General Meade, where
belongs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Tn. prs,,a.n, Recsives . Gold Watch.

The President Receives . Gold Watch.
Mr.. Hoes, public spirited jeweller of Chi
cago, offered a prize of a gold watc,, worth
$50 to the largest contribution to the Great
Sanitary Fair in that city. 1t turned out that
President Lincoln was the most bountiful con-
tributor. The original draft Of his Proclama-
ton of Emancipatiod having brought $1,000.
Mr.. Hoes sent a 5000 watch, bearing this in
scriptlon: Presented to Abraham Lincoln as
a memorial from the Northwestern Sanitary
Fair, in consideration of his being the largest
contributor to that enterprise"
The present, accompanied by letter from
Mrs. Hoes and other ladies, was given to the
President by Hon. Isaac Arnold, OF Chicago
last Saturday.
The gift is a timely one. The watch, how
ever, was made for time only. while the Eman
cipation Proclamation was made for eternity.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Number OF votes cast.
Necessary to = choice

The tellers read the above announcement OF
votes, and the Clerk announced that, in accord
snce with the laws Of Congress, the Hon.
SCHUYLER CoLFAr was duly elected Speaker of
the House of Representatives of the Thirty
eighth Congress. Immense applause
Mr.. Colfax was then conducted TO the ros-
trum by Messrs. Dawson ofPennsylvania, and
Cox of Ohio. The galleries resounded with
applause, after which, Mr.. ColfaH spoke In
distinct voice, as follows:
Gentlemen of tie House If RtpressntatiVtS
To-day will be marked in American History
az the opening of Congress, destined to lace
and settle the most important questions OF lhe
Century; and during whose existence the ne
belion, which has passed It's elimination, VIII,
beyond all question, thanks 10 our ARMY, anu
Navy, and Administration, die deserved
death. Not only will your constituents watch,
with the strictest scrutiny, your deliberations
here, but tho friends of Liberty, to the most
distant lands, will be interested spectators OF
! your acts in this greater than Roman Forum
! / Invoke YOU 10 approach these grave questions
with the calm thoughtfulness OF Statesmen,
freeing your discussions from that acerbity
which was instead Of advancing Legislation
and with unshaken reliance on that Divine
Power, which gave Victory to those who formed
this Union, aud can give even greater victory
TO those who are seeking TO save II from des
truction by the hand of the parricide and Trai
tor. invoke you also TO remember that sacred
truth, which all history verihes, that "they
who rule not in righteousness shall perish from
the earth" Thanking you with gratefu
heart for this distinguished mark Of your con
adeuce and regard, and appealing to you all fo
that support and forbearance by the aid o
which alone can hope to succeed, an nov
ready to take the oath Of Office, and enter upoi
the duties you have assigned me.
Hon. Z. b. Washburn being the senior mem
her Of the House, advanced to the area in from
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
FROM KNOXVILLE.
WAGONS CAPTURED
LoBgstreet Hemned in by sherman's
Forces,

CIscINsArI, Dec. There Is nothing later
from Knoxville. shcrman's forces are pretty
well up by this time, and information Of Long
streets retreat is hourly expected.
The Commercials Chattanooga dispatch of
the 9th says on Friday last the rebel cavalry
forces attacked our forage wagons near Harri-
son, 12 miles from Chattanooga, capturing 12
or Is. .s.
Advices from Kingston state that sherman's
expedition had Longstreet hemmed in, with
poor chance of his escape.
Boats now run to Kingston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
rHlRTy.EIGHTH CONG n Ess.
First Session.

First session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The resolution offered by Mr. Dawes, of Mas
sachusetts, was then adopted, and v names of
the Maryland delegation thus ordered to be
placed upon the roll. considerable applause
was elected by the announcement of this vote.
Mr.. Davis, of Nd, offered q resolution to
admit the names of the Missouri members to
the rolls, and this was adopted.
A similar course was pursued in relation to
the Representatives from Oregon, Kansas and
West Virginia, whose names were thus ordered
to be entered on the rolls.
Mr.. Stevens offered resolution to strike
from the roll the names of those coming here
to represent Louisiana. Their credentials were
signed by j. l.. Riddell, Governor of Louisiana.
lie subsequently withdrew his imotion, prom
ising to to renew the resolution when the memb.
ers shall present themselves to be sworn.
A resolution was offered TO admit the memb
ers from Virginia, which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne the House pro
ceeded to the election of Speaker, rira "ocs.
Mr.. washburne nominated Mr.. Collar.
Mr.. Pendleton nominated Mr.. Cox.
Mr.. Anccna nominated Mr.. Dawson.
| Mr.. Grider nominated Mr.. Mallory.
Mr.. Steele (ofN. W nominated Mr.. Steb
bins.
Messrs. King and F. P. Blair (of Mis-.
were also nominated.
The House proceeded to vote, with the fol
lowing rcsult--Messrs. Pendleton, Dawes
wadsworth. and Pomeroy acting as tellers;
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

Ch,ekamsugs, septcmbcr Goth, hss Just ar
rived frou Libby Prison By flag Of truce.
Tne doctor sestcs that Ne ARTICLES of provs-
tou, clothiug, &c, sent 70 the Uniohp prisoners
1t Richmond, from their> Northern friends and
associations, have been received by them, ex-
cept in few isolated cases.
; The doctor was requested " cur URcssvucw
in Libby to convey to their friends at home the
necessity of combining themselves to sending
forward staple articles instead Of luxuriss, %
the Confederate modes Of transportation are
now taxed to their utmost extremity. ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Relief for Union Prisoners.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-The United States
Christian Commission has forwarded to the
Union prisoners in Richmond during the past
week three hundred and thirty.hve packages,
consisting mainly of solid food, with delica'
cies for the sick, together with clothing, read
ing matter, and stationery. They were con
signed to Libby Prison, belle Island, Castle
Thunder. and the Tobacco Warehouse.
The Commission have received letters from
our prisoners. acknowledging the receipt OF
goods sent before. They have received large
contributions from all parts for this purpose
and will continue to forward stores to our men
| as long as they have access to them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Horse Cars ON Sunday.

Street cars are not permitted 10 run on sun
day In Washington. on.--Efehangs pap"'
We understand the refusal OF the Mayor TO
silow the horse cars to run en- Sunday applied
only 10 an attempt on the part Of the company
70 I'm . few cars TO and from the depot on
Sunday afternoon more u accommodate stran-
gers than citizens OF the District. ". have
good reason % believe that Mayor Wallach will
no, obIec, 10 the company running their cara
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM MEXICO
Divisions Among the Mexican Gen.
erals.

NEW YORK, Dec. THE Herald has the
following Mexican news The French have oc-
cupied Querto and are marching on Msugirato
and San Louis. Jaurez has removed to Iaca-
tecas, Uraga has been appointed Mexican
Comm ander- In Chief, and is preparing TO take
the field. The dissension in the councils OF
Generals, according to the French accounts be-
token gradual breaking up Of the Mexican
means of resistance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Fifteen Persons Scalded by the En-
plOsiOn Of the Isaac Newton.
GEN. WASHBURN MARCHING ON
MATAGORDA.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-seven persons were
killed and eight badly scalded on the Isaac
Newton. OF several of the latter, recoveries
are doubtful.
A letter from Arkansas to the Herald, dated
the 25th ultimo, says Gen. Washburn and com
mand arc marching on Matagorda, with every
prospect OF capturing that place.
The force of the rebels Interfering with navi-
cation near the mouth of Rcd River is stated
by a New Orleans correspondent at 4 900, under
Dick Taylor,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Extensive Frauds In the Quartern astsr''
Department az Alexandria.

We learn that enormous frauds have been
discovered in the Quartermaster's Department
at Alexandra, amounting to se4o, 900, chiefly
in the matter of forage. Assistant Quarter.
master wm. stoddard was arrested on satur-
day and imprisoned in the Old Capitol, and
yesterday morning at four O'Clock Captain
Ferguson, Chief Quartermaster ofthe post, was
also arrested. 1t is understood that by the
substitution Of other forage for oats the Gov
ernment has been cheated at the rate Of fifteen
cents per bushel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

The fact Ia becoming more and more evident
every day that there will be no peace and no
reconstruction of the Union under the present
Administratiou.-N Y. Leader, Democratic
paper.
SO that is the purpose of the Copperheads,
is II, that this Administration shall not be al
lowed to put down the rebellion II the Copper
heads can help TT
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CHARLESTON,
THE CITY ENVELOPED N SMOKE.
WHAT is THE NATTER ?

PHILApELPHIA, December 1.-THE brig John
Welsh, Jr., Captain Fiasld, from Port Royal
December LIST, and Charleston Bar December
Cd, arrived at this port this morning. Capt.
Fiheld reports that when he passed of Charles
ton there was no firing, but dense smoke was
visible over the city, and he supposed 1t to be
burning. Rebel dispatches of the ed instant
state that on that day six shells were thrown
into the city, but made no mention of con
aagration.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

sg"We are requested 10 announce that from
Iii, date untl the meeting of Congress the
President viii 10 unable 10 receive visitors, MS
,me h,ir. fully occupied by public business.
NOVEMBER Il, 1865.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
THE MESSAGE.

1t is doubtful II the Presidents message
reaches Congress before Wednesday, as 1t will
take the members most Of the day tomorrow,
to draw seats and elect the subordinate officers
of the House. 1t is uncertain, as we 60 to
press whether the Democrats intend to prolong
the action on the rejection Of the Louisiana
members by allibustering.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Steamboat Burnt,

New YoRK, December 6.-The steamer Isaac
Newton was burned last night. She was valued
at s25, 900, and was fully insured. The fir"
was caused by the bursting of one OF her hnes.
No lives lost,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

RAuRoADs.--ARRTvAL AND DHPAkTuRs OF
rpAlss.-The advertisements on eur first page
,re inserted by authority the railroad companies
seversliy named, are otheially corrected when
changes are made, hence can be relied upon ~ cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

TO ADvERrIsERs.-We call the attention of
busness men to the classification Of our advertise'
ments. We Intend to keep business eye TO this
matter for the beuent Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
EIt.u.ivs Firs In Baltimore.

bALTIEoRE, Dec. 6.-Five large warehou
on Fell's Point, used by the COmmissary De-
partment for storage OF forage, etc, were de-
strOyed Oy FIRE on Sunday evening. The loss
is some $50 900, about sG0,0OO Of which ID sus-
taIned by the Government.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

A LuKEwARM PoLlTIcIAN.-Mr. Everett said
In conversation the other day, at Gettysburg,
that he was never much Of Bell-Everett
man!'
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
rea.T.Lsss,l--x.rpr.hs,, Pl.ns.sio..

nrs.--T.-aseO--X--Dr Plantation
< BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen and tnvigorats.
They create . healthy appetite, tg
TheJ are an antidots to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hour. .. III. d
they strengthen the systsm and salivsn the
They prevent missmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and aoidity Of the stom.
+. they cure Dyspepsia and Constipatiou. .-l. -
They cure DiAfrhsa, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They ere the bes, Bittsrs In the world. They make
the weak man strong, Apd are exhausted saturo's
grsat restorer. They are composed OF The sele-
6ratsd Calissya Bask, CasoarillA Bark, Dandelion,
Chamomils Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Anise, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, Snake-
root, Carawsy, Coriander, BurdoeR, s-T.-isso-
The following Is sample Of the testimony daily
soLDiEas' HOWE suPERisrEspEsr'so oryIc.,i "
c,seIssAr! o. Jan. 70 's:s'
Ihaye giyen your Plantation Bttters to hundreds
OF our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from yayious causes aud the effect s most
marvellous and gratifying.
such preparation ~ this y heartily wish In
every family, In every hospital, and ct hand on
every battle-held. q. W. D. AEphEws,
jyll-iy ur rintendent
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

Standardization falling to receive the
REPUBLICAN regularly will please notify this office
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
. + + | c l A l.

WAB DEPARTMENT
ApJUTANr GEsERAL's OFFICE, !
.., WAsHiS0Tos, Dec. 2, 1868.
The following. named officers, charged with Of
fences and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service Of the United States,
the Military Commission instituted by Special
Orders, No. 81, current series, from the War De-
partmcnt, having reported that satisfactory de-
fence has been made In their respective cases
Second Lieutenant William stathsm, Ith Della
ware volunteers.
Captain Michael o'Rorke, ioith New YORK vol
unteers.
second Lieutenant Thomas L. stewart, Cd Penn
sylvsnia artillery.
First Lieutenant John D. Cooper, ID New Hsmp'
shirs volunteers.
Coleuel a. II. Tippin, 18th Pennsylvania volun
l.. D. TOW NsENp,
a., nj AdIutapt General
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

SENATE CArCus.-After the adjournment OF
the Senate, the Union Senators met In caucus
to rearrange the list of committees.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
NOTICE.

THIS PAPER Is NOW FURNISHED BY CAR
RIERs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
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n + Y l 9 l A l. &.
NOTICE,

WAR DLfAkTMkNT [
WApHIH.Tos CRY, d. e., Jan. 2b, 1859,
In Consequence of the pressure Of business al
the Army OF the Potomac will be given st the pttioe
OF Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, isa PennsylvsniA avenue,
above Ninstssnth street. se0l
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE lNS. Co,
~ WARRINGTON, December 1888
lnterett on all Premium NotesgiyeD tgr POLICIES
In this Company Hill be due and peyH6ie at this
Office on Monday, December %, 1850. II not psi4
at or before that time, PoIicies will be cancelled
In case any alteration OF Policy 10 desired, "
CHAs WILSON,
de7-sod,w [Intsll secretary,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
PROPOSAL FOR COCOA MAT
TING AND OFFICE CHAIRS
auARTERMAsIER GENERAL's OFFICE,
.IL.SGIaS Ii L nan & lAh2

WASHINGTON, ID. G, Dec. 8, 1863
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
until " o'clo NJ the Goth instant, for furnishing
the following described articles for the use of the
QuArtermaster Generals Office;
COCOA MATING.
Two thousand e 000) yards, more or lels, OF the
best quality Cocoa Mating, one yard wide, sam
ple oil which pI opostd for must accompany the
offer, the price per square yard to include making,
binding and fitting to each room, and putting down
the same, complete In the best manncri measure
ment to be made on the hoor, and payment made
tor quantities thus as rertained.
OFrIl CHAIRS
Two hundred (?O0) Office Chairs, more or less, to
be m ade of strong, sound, welEseRsuncd wood, I'M
ishtd 10 a plsin but substantial manner, sample
to he ut this office. The price for esoh chair
TO include the delivery OF the same at this oics.
Proposals should be endorsed " Proposals for
Cocoa Mating or Chairs" or both as the case may
be, and addressed to tho QuartcTmaster General.
By order OF the Acting QuattermaHter General
Quartermnster Generals Ufice, Dec, 8, ists.
BeT-St
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

Eighty-oue millions Of copper coins, Of the
value OF 81, 600, 900, have been struck al the
strasburg mint, to be used as currency in
Greece.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
ps,srmln. Alton Of .he cepperhs.ds.

regularly on Sunday II they do not neglect any
portion OF the route.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

81 The OAes Of ths National RsIabli-
can 10 At 8ll Ninth street, estWssn Fsnh.
svlyania avsAus and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
DIED.

IN s,cdsv. the eth Mrs. MANY FLYsN, after =
,ons sod nsinG,i ilIness, which she borne with
Christian patience, in her Soth year. May she re"
Asy f,,ner., vii, take place on Monday evening
at oicieck, from her late residence on the, ~.
dsnsburg turnpike. Her friends and those OF the
family are invited to attend.
ie0, Mn, AnnA T., wifa OF Henry N. siebrecht,
and formerly aIesident Of Washington city, Ia the
4ist year Of her age. r....-- 49,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
mARairp,

n, ,hs nth of November, at Long Meadows, the
resdencs Of Be njsmin Osbourn, Eco. Anne Arun.
del county, Nd BY Rrv. Drrscy Jncobs, wn. D.
SAss,gR TO MARTHA l.. DIXON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
rOLLECTORS OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. I, 1863

NUTTCE TO ThN FNfFHS
Notice is ereby given to all persons In arrears
for Taxes whether Gas, Special, or Annual Tax,
that unless the same IL paid at this office before
the Ist day of January next the Property on which
the Tax 10 due will then be advertised and sold ss
the law directs. Those who wish to avoid the
avv expense OF advertising, will please pay
deT-ao2w WM. DINoN, Collector.
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.atluual gepnblltan.
WASHINGTON. D. Q.

MoNDAY:::..............mDECEMBER :. 1883
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- As o{ T. T.npersncs.--There VIII ss
ctaf en.inSs mSs,ns q the % MS8 ssrs o. ~
at fS,clbsk prseiseg.
n The Regular Meeting Of the Board
Of 4fusesSs Of Public schools vii be held on Tues
day next, December eh, .t ncPsst M
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

A POLICEMAN NAssAULTRD.--0p Saturday al
ternoon, shout four O'Clock, Mary German ~ss
arrested by ofhees Frazier, OF the seventh pre-
cinct, for committing an assault sud battery on
Ofesr Hesslsr, OF the same precinct, who had nr'
rested her husband for dissIderly conduct. She
was coumittsd 10 JAN for court BY Justice Giber-
son. Hsr husbsnd escaped from the policeman and
was aided IN his escape BY James NulhollAnd, sho
was arrested by oticer Kelly spd committed to
jail for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

A WosD OF ApvIcl.-Those who have bean
dootorine for weeks aud months without obtainipe
relief should consult Or. Ffshhlatt, whose emce i
radically CURED. twenty-five years experiences hae
sstablished Dr. TishblAtt's reputation - physi.
alan. Recent eases cured In few dnys: CnArses
No. <2l Z street, eorner Of Eighth
Opposite ths General Post once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

r. Come out OF the Dran.-rncse ~
desire to . FscApr rHr DRAFT" may find CsPf.
far plan to enable them to do so In the Cons'fso~d
linton to-day. ...
q, H Psrust Il carefully. OFFICE, No. $40 street,
mar Gropsrss Thedfrv. oecs-st
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

o7- stor~~e-in Firs.Proof Brick Ware.
house, fost Of y street. Apply to FRED. g. COI
ZENs, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors ron M eo9r p,
teenth strsst. . n. 20 oe~-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

FIRE.--A FIRE broke out last evening about
O'Clock at Carroll Barracks, Capitol Hill on First
street between d ami and r. south, One Gf the
small buildings occupied by a soldiers family was
consumed by the flames. A greater part Of the
furniture was also destroyed Several small build
ings near by wsre torn down to prevent the hie
from sprea eadinH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07
Warrington and New York stock Mar
kess To-Day.

We are indebted TO Jay Cooke q Co., bankers
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
market, to-day:
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-07

New YoRK sTYLEs.-G Gentlemens Clothing =
Netp and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel in beauty, grade and hnish any
thing over offered In this city.
' WALL, STEPHENS l. Co,
ocs-tf s32 Pc. av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.