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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
IKOyy HAVANA.
Affairs in San Domingo ThInc Nandred
Insurgents SURRENDERED.

By to arrival " the steamship Eagle, Capt.
Adams. We have Havana dates TO tho J.h ut.
CoTrcsy s-Jenee OF the Associated fE-,A
HAVANA. SATURDAY. Dee. ;. 1862
On ,he "a, the following telegram was re-
ceivs here from Villa Clara prcending 10 copy news
given BY the DiaTis de Santiago dc Cuba, as follows
L.ng live tho Queeni over $40 Of the rebels lof s.
Domingo pTcrume, though We are not ,o.d where or
whsnl have delivered themselves up 10 Gen. Santana
ard to Gen The uItoriunatey famous Bcrigo
~ Aa ae also Two other heads Of tie rebellion, have
ben captured In Hay and OF tie disposition o.
or Government, Two other chie,s have presented
themselves ~ Gen. Vargas. ard made important dc
siosures.'
Dar.o d. GAIA, The mob" gives in to tho ,alor u
orr soldiers. The D,ario here makes 10 comment cni
altogether 1t Ia better TO wait for confirmation ere s'
ING this report implicit credeuce.
Considerable activity has lately been displayed In the
capture Of tie highway robbers which nfest our reads
another has been exceeded and IA have been arrested
We have had quite nortber lately. which lasted two
days. tie wind then veerlng to the eastward.
The English bark Ontario Win cargo OF mahogany
and cedar, was lost on lie Coorados and the spanish
bark Paciega with cargo Of 1900 bbls. Of dear. was
lost between hueyitas and Gibara
Tse temperature here II delightful. and tsIe Is no
siO.ness
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GREAT TRLRaRApHro FsAr.-Tbe President

Message which contained nearly eight thousand words
was transmitted BY the American Telegraph Company
fpr, Washington, snd copy dropped at Philadelphia
and Baltimore. in exactly ffty-two minutes. The
COPY of Che Message had to be delivered at the te!s'
graph Office arer its reading had commenced in the
House ard jet twas all in New-YOrk City. and por.
ION in the hands Of tie PRESS half hour before the
sading Of it was nished in tho House. It at ones
sebed forward for all the cities between this ond Boz.
ton and was ~ in Boston in hour ard Thirty mia.
utss rom the tiI,e it started oH Washington While
thu was being done Ae regaa' bGsinsas Of the oaos
wa: not seriously delayed.
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TO.AHRIVE
passe0uers Arrived

Z, ,,ea-.sp Columbia, J,oa: Lirgro.l-fdy,rd W'ils
Anton R.ise Caroline Reese, T. n Tgpck sdy ana thss
Capt Lyons Mn Lyons AArg.s-t Lyons, Dr. Wetherai E
J. Anita Mrs Ant 4l aid cLd. sin b. Je 1iis' .oyes
Nh W,.,rorsod lazy and 'our children Nine Lepoir Mr..
.ofge. and two children Mary Essie:elf Nh ARMSTRONG
md 80 in the steerase From st. Johns n r-hss h1t
ton Nfes.rs willis Wyn,t aud Cullen. s-eInoaTked Gt -
Johns " F.-kev. r hovey Mi'. hoyics Miss h"y -
1nd servant. d, -, -,
In .i,oy,hp Eagle, from Hardna-L-,, co Arruyo ady
W a. sargent J. IS Aiv1-es y. A. Core Nah ko-Hsn, G.
MssTrir. Matthews, A. Winsheser felipe aostsz'
yncL,a Daniel Arvuoau A. Carr-o nd lady Srstavas
s.asLs Euiis CARA K %. MsEspex J. J. Cutaes,
tgucifco Perez
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Travfserss Guide.

10 AIbsny, 5y Hudson Il T.. % Warren s.....T. 10
H. az a3. g. and I0t p u. sund4y trap..... ss2 =.
as T. Sunday trsin Observation-Disclosures. as
Sloningtos Lac Pier 10, N. r. ,Dd Fail !avsr
Inc Pies D. ~ r.. daily Is nday excepted go. -
2.b St I'D. itasv..... a. N. H. snd p =.
av via she Llne.....,...lz. AMI p. m. sundsy p -
To buffalo 81 Erie RR.. foot Of Chambers.
......1................ cad 10 and p.
10 isip Firs Island ard ohsr resorts on Long
I-lsad by L. Railroad from Jelnes sip end
100, of 81 hst E. R................0s H., and p
10 Philsdsl plia by New Jerzey R,-rold foot u
Courlau1.st.T 10 M, 6, y! ia sunday y p. n
70 rhilaJelph.s. BY Camden end An6oT Railroad.
Pier 2G N r.. foot Of Barclays ~ p q.
70 Warrington by New-JsTsey RR.. T. 10 A. IN, Eai.
and :. ard III p IN, foot ofCoursEdtst. Sunday. -
70 the W-s. 81 Central Rattle sd OF New Jersey,
foot OF Coartsnsst. and = y m.....a5d .. -
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SHIPPING INTEE,AgCENS
PORT OF NEw-TORK......-.DEo. II.
Cleared.

st~arsr-7 C.dws lade- fierssr Baltimore W. palzsh
Ship q 80 mus ,bE.b B4rb-s- Dublin, Eolnooe 4
ra.chen.
Bsra-Ps.egim, Span, De ssTe. Eavsas. sns1c, Del
tgaS 20.
Bie,-Isae orr Cres,ton h,an,., Hoi1boe Bs'chsn,
Kasmo (9rl Dexter Iar5ou.2 ID. K. Desote; southern
Southern Bel. Brl BrocAlsTi-I Sa'amorg eager Ikryt
Rapid Dbl Marshal souibr -, q. w. ieew isht sob
f.rno tr Highs Pera Buf lst. Everett. Gen. sshhs-
ton. KeI 4sdy, ualt1x. Brett. Son Co.
schooner fuerpise. WI atua Chncc siayne A O. lie
vrus Jo.~ph Msr,h Leeds fortress Mon.s b & Wheeled
20 Isf. B.u..sy Clark Tor. Roysi J. ". Eweh Go.
Frrut', Aen Huntington 1ohn Boyntols son; Pilot Dob
liver p,rt.moah J. Asy ANA Red IA set pad al Dos
ION: Village (Brl Ncsersol. iol al Prince. Ere,
SON CO.. Sea Bird Mott. feorgtowa = soGsii. Srsnssi
Ru,tia Now Bedford. II. 8 Lacke,i Sou >anse. Coz,
uilard Philadelphia J. W Mckee; Faade Island IurA
Yor, e.. Monros O. c. Whsoer Only LAnghte FakeneurE
do 10
Ce -e Davis, ali, Nosv sh H. ;. r. Lf.s Sen h. VEL
Ns'L 10.
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HpApQrARrEm prPAkrHkHg on
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA,
SALE op PnnunRs-On Thursday Mcssrs. II.

SALE OF Pictures. On Thursday Mcssrs. II.
H. Leeds Co. sold at auction largo and valuable
collection ofOu paintings. comprising the works Of
Causletti Williams. Campbell. Lewis Spencer Peale,
Lane. ana others. Ene illustration NJ Conrad and
Medorr., from Byrons ''Ccrsair." by Anel. brought
1906 Venus and Cupds. By tho same artist, sold Tor
sil<, Flemish Interior by Hearden $50; view
Il Venice" by Canteette s2J. "Myhologica." artist
unknown. sl45 Horses a! the Spring, by Mm. King
London, 60
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Crrtis.rn.

Y SMITH DODGE makes o full set of
y. TEETH on Nucenizcd Rubber strengthened with \
go Plate fos 20 in god tnd he considers thu the best
method ever PSac,ic,d. no. 10 Eass 18th ST.
"a Is. GRIFFIN ~. BROS, No. 25S Grand
IL. st. Ncg-Yors AMI Nc 81 ynon.s, Brook yn are cx
sctns Teeth positively wit pon ~ the Of nitrous
rtde gs No charge oT extracting whep artificial tee .h arc
- be inserted They are also ier'ug nm sets Of Teeth
,od s.; Fistrs, $2s. Silver $40; Rubber so Partial
,,,, on gold, -; silver, 81. Extracting 25 cent?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

The Rev. Vnsh Smith Carpenter {. Brooklyn.
viii preach by request the first Of series * by
pastors Of different churches. upon topics csculntci 10 unite
all evangelical Christians in the che ch two deos west OF
hroaissy in 2eih-si. SABBATH EVENING next ~ n
subject Church scope. People Of all belief, no bethel
are invited.
The Rev. David HeiIamy wi Aei. r. 81, innnai ser
non before the Young Meme Mission Society SUNDAY
MORNING. Dec. 49, IL he Stnuton-st Bsptist Cbn-sh
The Church Of Christ, or hat bfsnch Of ii ~sloh pro
yids hone and rDp yegt ~ 10 meIabers. tn oito Ia -
Weekly Exponent address Boa No. Gi JeHey City " J.
The Atsenmun Collection OF HYMNg AND
TUNES FOR rhE CHOIR, CHURCH. AND sun
DAY SCHOOLS ~ NOW RfADf.--lt aontsi's 5lI
RACES and nesly 100 Hymns ard lures, such az
Rest for The Weary" slirpg Shore" Eden Above "
Shall We Know Zach Other there" Nc Among ~ new
and beautiful pieces would nsae, Dare to be Rsh
Fsiut not Weary Pilgrim" Come to Me- Lion OF in.
Dab" sha We Meet beyond the River" Lord Give Us
Path" There IL Land o. Love" Oh, 'ts Glorious
Wen Wait tl Jssus Comes ~ Few More Tears Shsll
Rod" Sabbath Bells Chime or" over hs RIVER Shall
We Meet No More to Pert" "the Vacant Chair" "Forsref
Nhh The Lord" kc PRICE, bcini IS centsi ~ per dozen
80 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt IS cents ~ v'f
dozer ftJ Per 100. Postage, IS cents each.
HORACE WATERS No. 38l Broadway.
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TRIBUNE, DECEMBER TRIPLE SHEET
the snu,nt In u,c 1t is plalu from Mr. Glasses posi-.

the snU,nt Ii II is plau from Mr.. Cbasss posi-.
ton that the manufacture Of paper moaey is Oyer. and
that tie highest rarge Of market vaues hes been SEEN
spasmcdc advances there rsy be- but III. financial tide
is surely not rising hut recelrg and upon Is fall market
valnes must go with it naturally they upon
il. The deposits for Sos ;oday 81. 900 oOo
nnd In SIXTY days tho Issue w lie gone, and itmay ds
appear Of any moment there is only 600 10000 le
Upon lcrg per cert gold bearing bond Mr. Chase
get al 70 wants. an! ii IL probable TIA. another
per cent lean viii BE- medc The Goyermnea. finances
have seen their worst ard Mr. Chase neans 70 work
PACK 10 speci, paymen,s.
Among other impr0vemsnr5 in the National
Banking Law wsicb to te submitted 10 Congress
FDHs That tao N.ioual Ba,k currs,cJ Be redseabe In
sswYors
Second Ira, no Motions, Bs,s shnr ~ allowed 20 com.
meucs bushes. wiz Ices capita. Paid in .asn $1,000
TsUG That the Density for larry b, tho orfeuss OF all
interest ony instead % IN. forfsars Of s whole ~bt
undrS ths avs OF Se, York.
Fovh 1hai the hank. OF n, sea-,sd elite, be- under
sitsbs rostr1coos temporarily relieved from the operation
Of all 1sury nws-so tha they adopt sliding scale as Is
done sy the Bank Of and may DO sasbedtO exercise
snence on the expectation of gold.
ram That the Nssnal BANKS Dc COR piled 10 c,rry
t.on Of ihcir profit. every ha tho surpu. fund
The proposal to coll for Sl5 per share BY the
Cumberland Coal Company, meets the approval Of own
Of Solvent Coal stocks. Tho meeting Of next week
VIII result In nothing. az no speculative holder aud
there ore few others viii add IS In ccsa TO stock
w,ieh would not sell for any after /: paid 10
The Providence and Worcester Railroad has
declared semiannual dividend Of PEE cent free Of
Goyernnen, tax payable Jnnuryl.
Tho coinage at the U. s. lint at Philadol-
phs FOR the month Of November WA ~ foilowsi
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i)ort-Waroens' Noiite.
STATE oy NEw.YoR

Posr.wARpwss OSsicg, NO. lcs Whilst
NOTICE IL hereby given, IN accorda,ce with
section OF the at passed April H. 1855 ensa Ar 40, -
Reorzanss the Wsreus Office Of the Bt OF New Yo.s %
all persons Interested In, having charge o. the snosA
matter Of such inquiry, examination, suey that M os'
lowing vessels under eAaninsqa BY the Pol w~'
dens and that the said surveys exgpaan VII ,s COM
said vessels: =. ~ q,
steamship k....s..'i" Li.n
Sfehnshp trenen..
Steamship Rosnote-.......< 70 :. -
ship Henry ......''' so .', nark
yarn Mafy T. 80, s.h 81 n III
G. H. BKAMhALL. Presdees.
j. AVQ'S unaniNIH Secretary.
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Arrived.


Steamship Columbia Or L.tch, liverpool Nov !" G.i.
~ an >, John5, y r. Dec , 9aile a.. ~ pa' 70
farreuc- ti.s Ebd weste g1esthr c1re pas-sss
siean,s6ip EAGLE, AdLs Havana De- uds. unlpa's to
syoaod, ls.,on - Expere-csd very s<r'Is weather
steamer concord Nsr-nsn Ph1.ehia is-. to LOpsrA
Steamer Sentinel (u.l MURPHY. Des:O Nsv Is bllasste
Ship Patrick Hen.y Robinson London o. 90 and Isle OF
Nigh, 2A.h mdso ili % past 10 G.innsl, Ahinn Co
Had w~s,.Ey gass e entire pssste; spTss 0ow'pn 'pae
Shin srus Woe Spencer urerpocl 70 iy. mdse. and s7
pass 10 WisIn. Gaon lad eon.ina westerly gales tss>
Sho cen Mcclellan Trs,h Liverpool Nov. 5, mds-; and
re- p., TO Is.s Dearborn Had buh sud one drsth
on the passage NOV. H. s' ils.o or 81 spoke 'lp Mead
grs sharon BIZ Smith, usaspc-. ~ s. l, days, rasss
20 }. s. Whit sy Go.
sris Susan, lincoln; s's h'IbOE, ssls.t.
Schr West " ind BusBost, new HAVEN -
SchE Pri- Mayo, CL.asu days amber 20 John
son- - - ~ -, c.,., ,,,,b., T. Aerxn.
ssb In han ncea tBr wsoaley. Halifax IA day'. CAB
~" SIN, i.sbeIs lB, Hortoa charoae.Own. 2. T. l..
DAYS. 90 . to J. r. fsek Co.
Sclr Aiexco, Bcrdock, N,Sport.
schr John Len.aal MARTA New Haven,
Sch. Z. J. BECKETT Robisson. Aordous fot 'as;on
sci Charter Oak, strd.y stsa,sSurs tos sroyidenoA
schr Lsmarti,s. Carney Presdsaee
sshr sophie Ann SteNsus, Newport. &c. Phl.adelpsiA
sehr soasasInsE. SHaaA. Prov&nes.
Dee ioStesmers snis, pi;assf. Vios'burs IT, sss
boat
ship-R.solute.
Briga C-letSa La Cayenne, Prd- OF Err iHr.) Anntss
schesasrstssgAns BIB Eleanor. Ls~is iiafs he'siesA
MssSsk
Dee 10 Bsrnsrs, bearing west 20 mss, bark Nancy L.
| Locke, from Carde0as, q and for Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
MANHATTAN MINING COMPANY,
No. ouu Ia II iaN

NOTICE is hereby given, that an assessment
~ o. ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE has been levied upon
che CsVi.s STOCK (le0o sbarej OF the MANHATTAN MIN
ING COMPANY payable The stb OF January 1906 at
So osce Of the Treesufer No p Nasssu New foIk The
urser Book will be closed the 4th January sef which
esie will be unless the shall have
ben paid Interest will be charged oil tss.senS p6
ae tae 18th January The r'e OF seven per cert
By order u the Directors,
eJOHNIW. DAVIS Treasurer.
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Another Order (rsm Gen. Hs1lcr-An
Trcusfers Of Rebel Property Foxbiddcu.

Gen Butler is now adopting measures OF the
nos, stringent character against tho diaoy persons
within his Department The following order, jrS' Is
sued u the latest case n point;
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA,
FonrnEss MoNRoE, Va, Dee y, lS1
oyxyxAL OApxxs No. 81 All treasers OF property OF
shs Of property mixed p-cnal es iucorpe1ea escrI<
food and ciohing either by way OF snl,
n pledge payment lease or oan BY an inheofsnt OF TINS
who has not returned his or Der TO
% limited State. havig been citizen sh rsof for.
hidden aud void and the anssersg and the rron
Wing shall be prshed by hne or Imprisonment or both
AN Of the transfer OF certificates Of stock or
share. In any incorporated JOINT stock company assoc
ton IN which any nhabitsnt &C thu Department who has not
returned 20 bis her Allegiance TO The United States Having
once been citizen thereof has sny interest are forbidden
and the clerk other oc making % recording the ranslei
viii b. held equally guilty ~th the ansierer ~ command
Of Mst Con BuTLkR
Il. G. DAVIS Major I'D A. A. General
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Receipts Of Produce.

Dee III So bhs Flour, 80 bbls- whisk-. 1919 hbs
and ls1 bags Corn Meal D.2s bush Wheat S2.CyO bush
Os H. 80 bah Mat Ia pss. Provisions, ~ pkgs Lard
3lS p.xs Batter S3 Ykgs fetsosuu, s9t DrssssG hsSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
eJsp. CLOSE at the Post-Oncc.

For Great RraJ, mud tks Continent ~ steamer
dar Dec. 10 -
For LELAND BY steiner City Of New.i DIRK, via
QussaStosn Situsiay Dec i2....... 49,. lcf =.
For saufsrt and Mor-head city, N. C., ty steam
er Ps.rel, Setg. day Dec. i2-..... .......... -
For Cuba and The Westlndes via Hsvaca, by steam
Of Evening star Sa,Tday Dec l2......,...... n1 -
For NsyC rlesns, by sssAnner Evening Star, satur-
day. Dec lot 9 n
For California &C. dasy tSund ~ excepi.dl overland
via ST. yoreph, Mo-. .:....1t M and y p N
Eor,h-Aibsuy. Buffalo snd Con dss 3 AMI 3!
North ard West Way Nail. Up
Western Mail ya Ere Railroad ...-....5 and n
Southern Md Sosh-W Mal..5a w. y snd 10 p n,
Eastern lfnl. and VI o.
New. dSerd Newport s,a Fall River. Up.
The LORI ~ssnd Mail closes At .. n. and p =.
Sunday I,is On Sun. ny all mails close Il Up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
miscellaneous.

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE. LOOKING
"a GLASSES, MATrnESSES, BEDDING. &c. cheaper
Ian any other store Warranted ard delivered free ct
Houston sta. Note the number. Furniture in ,uites
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

Snn-Ei.ss... 1.ib Sets...... $50 hoon-Ses... s:s7
THIS
Sandy Hook. e:ii GOV. Island. s,S Wen Gsie ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

TOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANU-.
" FACTORY. No. liz Wilhenst, n. Y.-Pstent Air
I.h, Irtands, Pstept Army lakssnds, Cochranes new
thermometer nks,and The above spsss any nk,tands vet
svosd for simplicity and economy. For sale by all Sta
LoHsfs.
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Religious Notifies.

incient Charleston, or Jericho, the Aocur-ed
tlt.-ine Rev. l. ;. kALLOCH win deliver tho
bAr.t htENiiG IN the Laishtst Church, OF Lsth
an ai St. - joins fork. ie viii aGo presct in us
NAhn.N1 upoo . The L -eInenls u . gOoa (hnIch -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

Dee. 10, psrnsrst bearing west 10 mlss, bark Name
Locke, from Carde0as II and for Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

" moro than ' cent for/ll,dsud on common stock
The movement % Dry Goods this week has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

1'OR NEW-ORLEANS-D The new
\ AMI hrstcAss u. 5. Mail steamship GEORGE GROIN.
EiL, Capt John A. Post will leave Pier No. n r.,
SATURDAY, Dec 9, st p m. Passage with unsuIpasssd
oudstions SEQ No freight received bills Of scing
saei day Of smiling. For freight passage apply TO
H. Il. CROMWELL Il Co, No. 81 Westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

TOR SALE-At HaStingS-upOn- Hudson, q
y COUNTRY SEAT and BUILDING SITES belonging to
~ Estate Of the isie Alex Brrie Tie nonso VIII be sold
with hoshoe part Of the grounds. Inquire the prem.
b., or Of Il. 5. kOWLEY. No. lg7 Broadway New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
Ins.......ssIa IS s3ss 81 ss7so " snnO Is

Inc......se73 q eJ'ao 81 WV y SIt.IIO .
9Iessrs. Muller, wilkins & CO., vii. hold their
n fular Lon sdo Of stocks &c. tomorrow, Satur
day, TT l9i O'clock a the B-chsage Saes-oen No. III
A circular isslcd by The st. Louis, Alton and
Tsrre Hs1te Railroad hs lat 81 May last furnishes
Gloinc Abatement af thu unaliinn - Tine cominnI
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BvasAU oy CoI.rcrios o, AssFssvrNrs,

AEONEY at per cent. in sums to suit,
w from saOoo $4,000 to LEND on good NswYork or
BNoklyu PROPERTY, for three or Ave yeas. Address
p BENJAMIN, No T5 est sjthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

ri ILL PROPERTY.-Tw stone dams; plen-
r'l ~ Of water buildings; acres; orchard fruit Of ~
hnds schools and chuches doing good business IS
miles rcm city, n from CATION. Adde'S. CHARLES Ii.
PAUL, Port Chester N Y
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the Future OF the NeRro.-IHs Rev '" y sihs-
BY Of syracuse, VIII pr,.cn 81 tho Broadway isoefrecs
Ch.rcL Oh SABBATH fVkSINO, Dec u, uP9u The Dee
,y oil ,ha African Race AID the relation o! this country 70
ward tbsn." .ser;iee y, y.
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Ire Chicago and Milwaukee Eailwry Com

s.s,l.. r!rsaf,, rs.e. .ro.' L,rr
Is.l......... l:s6 - 1875 10 bsiO, g 1900 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

J. AUos tlaaRix,.N. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

The Rev. DIR. JuBkin an preach IN ths oa1ast tfss
bv,e.n Church rorner Of Greene It,. TOMORROW. Il los
oeiccs a In and al y III Tne public invited Seas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

IOR SALE-The LEASE. STOCK, and
y fiNTU RES Of an Cd and we-rsiabisied BOOK MI.
slC. and STATIONERY BUSINESS. at No. POI 5d.av. N
y This IA good chance tcy young with small CO al
b commence business References and sctory
i.r selling gwen. Csn address NJ NJ PILLSBURY No.
~ 3d-sv N. Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
surprisa at Fairfax.

WASHINGTON, March Collaboration has
been received that the rebe Captain Moseley,
with his command stealthily entered Fair
fax G. II. this Herning at o'clock. They
captured the Provost Marshal, patrols, horses,
&C. together with Gen. Stough,on and all the
men from Lis brigade. They also took every
horse which could be found. The comman-
ding officer Of the post, Col. johnson, of the
9th New York eayalFy, made his escape. The
rebels searched for men in every direction
All our available. cavalry was, at last accounts
in pursuit of the rebels,
The enemy appeared suddenly during a rain
storm. Gen. Stoughton had established bis
headquarters some distance from his brigade.
The rebels captured ITO horses; they went
in search of Gen Wyndham, but that gentle
man was in Washington. They, however
searched his trunk and took his papers.
A telegraph operator, it is said, was taken
by the raiders.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

fifteen minutes before tv'o o'clock yesier-
day afternoon an explosion took place al Du-
poat's powder-mill at Wilmington Delaware,
which resulted in the instant death Of fifteen
persons and the wounding of two others
The explosion sheak the earth for thirty-three
miles around. The explosion took place in
what is termed the paekipg-miIl. There were
engaged at the mill at the. time seventeen per-
soDs. and all of them, with the exception Of
two were killed at once. The coopcrs were
the only branch Of operators at work, and it
is thought that the explosion was caused by
their work in packing powder in boxes, &c
There were at The time some fifteen or twenty
tuns Of powder in the packing-mi, which Was
Of course entirely consumed, and everybody
within the building at the time either killed
or dreadfully wounded. - Philadelphia Inqui-
rer, February 26.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

st .TISrIcs OF LIFE AND DEATH r. CURES
d, net ie-Ne have faith in Statistics. They
give the dca;h-blbw to all fsi4e dOclriues and
empir.c;sln IN science, aud bi9~ 81, ,-liRh lhc
fne spun ,hcories Of impractical Hlcn. A''di-
cal statistics are of special iDPnr;Ihc.. thy
teach us TO estimate Z tAgir jas; Isi1e lbc
curative ro,re,s If he drUsS, mhirh tie
stereolypos nf lie e protossio0. Aud Wi,,t IS
their value ? Figures 8hiea do ust is show
that ia all dangerous c"mpsiuts lie regular
practice o! tie g lucuhy" teSes many us il
saves Bat, Ui.n, lac dsetOrS tell us that
that those no die are iHcuiableS." II this
he SO, how is il that so many yiclimss Of the
mosl virulelst internal and external d.Sul i, Is,
whom the profession had given up. have recuy-
cred tIir9ugb porSescriug use Of lislUMLl ;
Pills and HJli0wuy's Ointment? Tbere can
be no doubt abGu, the fuei, we opine, and We
want snmebods TO account for it. lu cur
plain mini, j; appears that if ci4ronic dySJrp-
sia cqantf be cared by the doctors, and is
cured with untrrjHg certainty hy llolluRay 5
Pills, that the laitcr remedy is worth lIe
whole medicinal stock Of the hcuIty. aS u
means of relieving that complaint. oiay4 4jn.
If sivcn mp case Of sclo!ula or eI!sipclus
becomes rapidly cuuvalcsccnt uudrr the action
Of The O.n,mcnt, we cunnot escape the copc!u
sion that il is the tru. specific f'r external
disal lers, aud ilH the regular pIarnr.vu-
pheia" contains nolhilg lh.t will compare
with it as u means of subdaing that c.ass o.
ma!adies.
Thisis good l,sic We believe II any ca
VII a. il, We viii admit = ir dcmurrers vile,
they cpu show u$ better basis fog p.r2 .t,el;
than i4c a. S die Gd>stle