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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

MES LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
From Walnut Street Wharf and Ken
sington Depot,
WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS, VIE; Fare.
At A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C 4 A.
At 9 (. n, via Camden and Jersey City-New ~
At Sy ~, Hs0GH'Gn Sis Ga%asn and Jersey city, 40
At 8 <; n, Va esRdsn and Jersey city D
Atu 4. NJ, via Kensington and Jersey City, ~
A. IA NJ yis Camden and AmOoy-c. and "
At P.M., v. Camden and AmOoy-c. and
A. f. NJ, Manpfssik pTis ken.,nston and Jersey CITY;
Washington and N. Y. Express aO0
At az h;, via enHington and Jersey City; ~
4. Evening Mst . ,.,.,v c,,.. 400
At Ix1Nishtj Via Kensington and Jersey
At PM, Via d Camden m and Amboy-Accom. '''
mediation (Freight and Passenger)-
lst class ticket 2s6
I'd class ticket l60
The s.lb ?. NJ. Evening Mail and the i.so tNighD
Southern Express will daily, (all Others. SUM-
days exospted.)
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Leave Washington at and Ills A. NJ. and and
Leave New York at and 10 A. NJ. and 7.so and
ii.3OP.M NJ.
Fifty pounds Of Baggage only allowed each pas.
senger. PassenseIs are prohibited from taking
spythinS a. B.sssSs but tneir wearing apparel
Tho Company limit their responsibility for baggage
to ons Dollar per pound, and will not be liable for
:sy ' fzsfRi Ass sssi'
January 8, 1858.
LINES FROM NEW YORK tSH PHILADELPHIA
From foot of Cortland street, at ~ H., and u IN
via Jersey City and Camden at and 10 u. M, O. 730
and li.s9 ,. M; via Jersey CITY and kensinEton.
From Pier No. North River, at l and p. IN,
freight and Passenger) via Amboy and Camden.
| mara
ID TIMORE AND OHIO
p an, .o., EA5LRoaD dSb.w .o,u .o,, ,ss, ,,,,,
Daily trains win be run between Washington and
Wheeling and Parkersbnrg, two between Wash
and and iery yaw, naS SIX
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington at and li.lb a. M, and and
On sunday at $50 p. IN. only
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave at $50, 500 and li.i6 a. M, and 400, g. 90
On sunday at 8 a, m, and and $50 p. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
Leave Washington at $50 a. m, and ,, and $50
On Sunday at and $50 p. m. only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore for Washington at 40, 8 and
| 10 a. m, and LOO, and 8 p. IN.
| The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the first and NTH trains from Washington,
stop at way points
FOR ANNAPOLIS,
| Leave Baltimore at a. m. and y. N.
| Leave Washington at u. m. and y. IA.
| No train for Annapolis on sunday.
, For further information, tickets Of every kind,
&C., apply to J. I, England, Agent, at Camden sta
tion, or Mt the ticket ONCE
| W, r. SMITH,
| Master TTanspoTtiOn.
| L. M COLE,
kp 2l-u General Ticket Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02
1852 ARRANGEMENTS 6E 1SS2

N EW YO Il K I N E 8
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADEL-
PHlA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA-
MES LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

II causes frequent desire, and gives strength to
urinate, thereby removing distractions, prevent
ing and curing structures Of the Uretha, allaying
Pain and Inflammation, SO frequently In this class
Of diseases, and cxpeiliny oil poisonous, dsedsed and
po,n-otd matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
victims Of QuACKs, and who lave paid hedpy fees
TO be cured ~ -,a.,.i ,t@e, haye fo'rd .hav ware
"Powerful Astringents," been dried up in the sys-
TEN to break out In an aggravated FORM, and
Perhaps atrr Marriage!
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

NJ A n ii o . D:
M HOW Lost! HOW REsToREbi |
Just Published In SeoIeSgl@acs<. Price SIS er'as;
cuta<NNh SpermatOrrhpa or seminal w q Iin11
+ voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debilit, SnesNfe-
dinlents TO Marriage generally, Neryou,nel. ~.
nVapscity, resulting from selEAbuse, Aeby
ROBERT J. CULVEKWE ELL. m. D., author die
Green Book, SC.
"a Boon to Thousand OF Sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any adhss
post paid on receipt of six cents, or two poigs
stamps by
1877 Bowery, New York, Post ornos Boz,
mar SU-9m v
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

HEL MBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases OF Syphitic Ma
ture and as an injection In disease of the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits of Dissipation, used In
connection with the Extract Buchu and saraparila,
In such diseases as recommended.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

r NJ p o II T A N 7
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Caution.

~ Sold by su o,sl.r' svsrywbsrs
- lily
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-02

Cut out the advertisement and send for u, and
avoid iAposttiAn And sxposuls. lHa0
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Flour-Mafket active, sales of choic,
white winter at SO; red winter 5 SO
spring extra 5 60; choice spring extr,
) 50; fair spring extra 8 IS. 30 80
Fheat-3ale better No 2 red winter /.
~; No 2 spring / 0S.
'orn-Market shade frnier; sales at SO.
H63c for No /; Noe S4a85. s-rs: , $50
)ats-Market quiet, No | at Gc}, No q
6I4c ...
Rye-Firmer at 94s95c.
3ariey-Markct quiet at l "a for No
No at l. L..
ceds-Quiet; Timothy Is; flaxssed 2,
.5a2 a.. clover q 5la6 IS
ighwines-Firmly held at 6Oc
Market dull ut I7a22c =,
,'ota oes-Market steady, neshannocks
G5a1Oc, peach blows 65a6Sc, common
45to55c
poultry--Chiekens-live 25a1 so, dress
= ed 75al %: turkeys-live 4a5c, dressed
5a6c per ID. ~
Hid.s-DuIt: green country 7AaTSc; dc
salted a@tc; kip and calf I2lal3ac, dry
flint l7al%c. :.
Game-Prairie chickens 2 50, partridge,
. 90 per doz.
''attle-In active demand and market
firm: sales at 4 80 to 65 per cwt.
Iogs-Market tending upward; sale
range at 40a4 80 for good 70 choic,
Dressed hogs sell at i 90a5 90
Professionalism. but firm, mess pork
$40 SO, lard firm at HE for prime, Il
for green hams. \ .s.. 49,,
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WAR N E q |
" KnoH IA 4

4 IN sChicago 10 .. M. Dec /. 3
| Knoxville Dispatch Of 80 2ssh haa
HE following: zz.a a, 3
] On the oath q sortie was made fsonn
lar works By the ID Mich 4ssh Pean.,
Ind 2lst Mass, On the rebel riiis rita,
|,hieh we're captured and filed up. Thu
arbels we're severely punishel Loss on
sur side so killed and wounded. The
a,ext day Cameron's brigade of Haseall's
adTision had sharp fight of three hour.
Duration. The rebels were finally driven
Jon, the field, leaving 40 dead behind
aar loss in killed and wounded is co..
s1l was quiet z aesday
During Friday skirmishing was vsrs
h1sk.s ! sTEA&$Ea.k i s&.ea il i ID a
/ Al l | o'clock Saturday night fghtine
aetween skirnishing lines became heavy
Ind continued all night We are using
artilery from Fort Sunders freely. AT
Idylight Sunday the rebels had succeed
I'd in dririne iaa our skirnishing line ON
Iae Kingston road and proceeded to
8aorm Fort Saunders which was defend.
III by BeRjsmins and Blackley,s batter
| IL and the roth New York. Although
novel down by our FIRE the rebel coli
un,n never wavered untils thsg reached
| the base of the forts Here they sefe re-
csiged with s-dsadIy FIRE Of musketry.
| sth she'll thrown amongst them by hand
hat their stubborn courage could not
withstand and, the line wavered, broke
md fed, leaving their dead, wounded
and 300 prisoners. and 700 muskets,
Hbich fell into our hands. -;
The assault was made by picketed
regiments. Their loss is probably not
less than 1000. i .>s u f:.a>..s ~..-s. -.
Immediately after the battle Burnside
roBered an armistice for the purpose OF
blowing the rebels to bury their dead
md remove their wounded which was
accepted by Longstreet. There Was g
,,ssation Of hostilities until 3 p y, and an
exchange Of wounded agreed upon. Our
loss during the assault was 4 killed and
Il Wounded. simultaneously with the
ssaalt on the fort an attack was made
~ H o.
on the right Of our lines, but the rebels
we're driven back. Our loss il about 40,
the rebels much larger.
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New York, Dec. 1

Special to Tribune from Washington
ID, says telegram from front says the
Wounded will be sent to this city tomoF,
TOW. Gen. Butler is determined to make
apartment Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima Jay its, way as Dept of Gulf did
while under his command He charges
one per cent on all goods for Transports
ton, for which permit is granted and
one dollar for every pass into interior
Money derived from these sources he
purposes to administer for internal I'M
pfosement Butler is also determined to
require the oath Of allegiance from every
person who desires to remain within the
lines. Those who refuse viii be sent
south. lie is organizing with great rap,
: ldity, q force of colored cavalry. 1t is
expected that this force will do good Her'
Wee against guerrillas.
Special to the World says Meade hash I
been superseded, yet may not be al all
President is not well enough to give tbs
subject 'his attention. 1t is probable
there will be much delay in decisicns-
Nothing OF, interest from army. Bat
lie" rebel dickets again appeared op Rap
idan.. ..'..". b. ...,. -. 49,. . -,
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New York, Dec. /


The Richmond papers agree that Bragg
rasnot only defeated but routed with
heavy loss.
The Richmond Wing is furious. It
Rys:
1t is not Bragg's fault that the Al.
mighty did not give him brains enough
to command an army, but JEFF. Davis
Gnlt forretaining him in command.
A correspondent from Bragg's army
The 2lst says: -.
There is much surprise at Sherman
'apid march to join Thomas, as we did
not think he would get there before
February. 49,. =. -. +. +.
The Examiner is in great agony on &C.
"onnt of the position of Longstreet, while
Il is pleased to known that Knoxville is
vested, yet the long delay in concluding
the seize, and the tact that the rebels
don't know.what amount Of provisions
Burnside may have are a source of great
trouble, -. ~.
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III
Ibis day yours with the aid 81 tie Coz,
srnnent and our patriotic peopls. This
work Is 70 DO pushed y lgnroaslg Drvard,
apu the day We celebrate the completion
pof the road fr6ra tEse Missouri rlseY "a
the Pacific Ocean IL nearer af hand Tran
our most saagaine friends antiefeute. b
Respectfully YOURS. .ss.
| III ~ i TIfOS. C. DURAET,
Vice Presideaf. {.
The exercises Of tho day were closed
With the rsciest, hvefIsst, best-natnrsd
and most tip.top speech ever sdeliyefsd
west Of tho Missouri riyer, and when We
say il waa delivered by the world-re
nowned Gesrge Francis Tsain, our read.
ers will take for granted what we say of it.
speech OF Mayor Kennedy at the
~ Opening Of the Unisn Racifac
R,silrcad at Omaha. -
At. Prssidsas and Esigose Gti.sss: s.,a bias
/ held In nay hand q Telegram from the
Hon. John 4. Dix, Presidents of the great
Union Pacific Railroad company. and it
becomes my pleasurable duty 70 read ii
to you on this occasion. The dispatch
was published by Us yesterday e
Fello"-Citiseus, / see you are all elatel
and buoyant see an expression fglsd.
ness in your eountenances, and an af,pasy
rent relief from theawfui suspens which
has 0 ,ershadowed You for the Last few
months but it requires no great effor,
20 divine this greatzand sudden change,
The breaking OF ground and The inaugu
ration OF the great Union Pacific Raiis
way, have just taken place here in from
of your infant oily. This is momen-
tous occasion. 1t is on epoch in the his
Tory OF this country, aud i congratulate
You that this great National enterprise 8
onttred upon, and that upon this I'd d.,
Of December, 1868, this bond of Union
IS inaugurated the iron belt that is t,
unite the East with the West and tn,
North With the Soyth, through all com
ing time. n
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DUBVQ DE II &
tEro. IL .s..s.l

tarssssgs IS : b sFsevss ~. 80 - - z
l KHEAa-Sos st fins ksaoSs s. j &
i 75a80 per bushet. -
corn FeN I'D 5eu sw : .ysa
I0ATS 6la62c. % q - - 8E.
BAILEY First quality ssasS Y {
1 HOpS-30c, new
WOOL washed S. ssa1 sykslleJ oI,S
third dexluctions -
HIDES Dry 15A1ec zFeess .sItlIa T2agc
Veal skln lalo. alaaeIs .,Sella b.
HA Y-Best TIlaeklA II d Fai 81
SIS, 90, slough prairie 'Si2.
LIVE HOGS-SA 90. rs. lia.
DRESSED HOGS S Sc. Oo ?
BIZ TTER ffesh roll lSa2Ac; pgims fitkn
1Sa21c ~
CHEESE Hrmhura Sc: western al / r 8
14c; state dairy la q
EGGS Fresh &C. hbld f6al Rc. q
EHAAs-plain lie; canvass l2sc. shohl
LOUR--superfne S4,50; extra S,m
doabie extra s, so. sgy azrs.st
PORK Clear, SlS. y Dbl. mess $ll . bb
BEA MS 81 ,25a2. 90 q.
FRUfT-Apples dried 7 TAI 2c alb. peach
es out of Inarket--pair lsa20c as 1.
quality Green apples Ss,25 p bbl; re
tail So so 49,. 5yss. rs \ =
lARD-l0e . ID for loose, sa8Rc y =.
,POFAF0ES-45a48. ~
CoFFEE--Rio, fair to prime 323a35; Jaws
prime 40a42 BIB H. ~ ).
.TEA-Gunpowder 81, 25al so: Imperial
Sl,30 al, so; Young Tyson 81, 00ai 40.
SUgAR--corfi 12Aal23c, fair l3al3Ae.
prime lie, choice I5ac, coffee l6SalT8c
crushed powdered and graduated he
hOLASSES- Sugar House syrup 65a75e
RICE gtaSic .'7s'7F=s T.
.sOAP bar box Ga7a, CASTLE l5a2Sc !
lCbACCO---tine cut smoking l24 to 25e
fine cut chewing 45a85: plug s0to90
'AL[-barrels coarse and fine 81, 30a3, 81
sacks 1928, Ashton's 225 lbs sacks5.2t
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a a.. Il 4 -
We giysas much sraoe - possible in
our columns to-day, 10 publish the ifstear.
hing procsedihg Or the formal opening
e the great national enterprise the
union Pacific Railroad. Ii is cause for
rejoicing TO not only Omaha and Coanoil
hluffs. but the lovers of Republican in.
stitutions, both in the new and old wsrld,
and when we see the Pacific and Allan
tic coast bound together by irsn bands,
We can feel that sur Union il. stronger
than ever before. > i =
Il Yesterday at o'clock p. m, the for
NAL opening of the Pacific Railroad took
place, and immediately thereafter the
ioiiowing interesting dispatches were
read: J~,fIE EfT<Az~
N =. =. IT,. New York, Dec /.
To Committee of Arrangements OF the
Union Pacific Railroad The inaugura-
ton Of the Union Pacific Railroad. the
great enterprise of the Western Henri.
sphere, whether considered in reference
TO its commercial Importance or its infu.
ence as bond of Union, is to be pushed
on~eo completion with all the rapidity.
which q command of means will permit
and congratulate those who are to be
present at breaking ground on the early
commencement of the work.
a.. -: = Ss<ts JOHN A. DIX. I
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Cumberland Gan, Dec. 2.

A detachment Of the 10Th Illinois cav,
airy encountered 800 rebel cavalry Sat
urday near JonesviIle, Lee county, Ar
ter brief light the rebels were routed
With loss of SO killed and wounded
We captured so horses and 100 stand OF
ANS Our loss was nothing.
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Cumberland Gap, Dec. :

Cumberland zap, Dec. ..
Fighting yesterday and to-day at Walk
fs ford 20tnIiles from the Gap, between
Fosters forces and the whole of Long
streets cavalry. The former attempted
TO cross the river Clinch but was repuls-
ed with loss of so. -.
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MAMMOTH MEAT MARKET /!

: Upper Broddedy, CouncH Buys.
YIN KEELINE has opened q New Meat
n rLe, n U.,pe, Broadway where be keep ctuSIart.
- ,n, hand RASH " a. COINED sHsF AID All
k,,.t. Of No, y fRRSa MEATS oIvs me cav
49, - 80 - - vnnr.a,I. wm kBkLtkB.
"a asa RluSA, Iowa. Ecv. 10 Bee-ss@ r
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nTR MARKETS.

PORK. very dull the ruling figures +"
lay are 10 to 800 nett. ~"
WOOD. declined. the weather fntiu
tnce~ thi. market tive quote dry WOO
$50 to l.00: green 3, to $50,
asCORN. 20 to -. and not 50 brisk a
yesterday, other products without chang
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DISPATCH FRoM SECRETARY sEwARp :


State Dept Washington, Nov. . G:5
Committee Of Arrangements, To NJ
jor. General John A. Dix, Presi lent Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company New
York: My dear tSir-Yo our kin note i'll
yit.ns me to attend the ceremony o
breaking ground for the Union Pacific
Railroad in Nebraska, has just been re
ceived. For the first time as think
since the foundation of the Government
the foreign relations of this De1 ar tnnent
so constantly, thatits head i often obliged
to forego customary good Offices and 4ul
tesies toward loyal citizens, who are en-
gagged in developing the resources of the
country. and establishing its domestic in
terests. Fer this reason | can reply to
your invitation only very hastily and very
briefly. Of course cannot go to Ne
braska, and therefore | must d."line>-
With your brave help, and tat of YOU
armed companions on sea and land, !
hope we shall soon put down this WI e.clt-
ed and wicked instruction against the
Union with Que half of our capitalists.
and Our free and loyal laboring fnen, the
Union Pacific Railroad can, aud / hope
will, be extended to the Pacific Ocean.
When this shall have been done. dis
union win berendered forever afterwards
imbractieable. There will be no >tulcru,l
for the lever of treason b estupon.
Faithfully yours, - =.
WV. II, SEWARD.
Judge Larirner of Council Bluff then
addressed the assembly in. an Off hand
ami very effective speech r'
A. j. Poppolton Esq, being called upon,
made one Of his happiest. efforts, and
read the following
DISPATCH FRoM GOV. TATEsi S..
- ST. Nicholas Hotel,
~ New York, Dec. |, 1865. {
Committee OF Arran gem hts, Union
Pacific Rail road: To Maj. Gen. John A.
Dix, President of the Union Pacific, Rail-
road Co Sis : 7 have regarded the en-
terprise of building the Union Pacific l..
r. ~ of the utrnost National Importance
While in Congress whenever opportunity
offered. urged its necessity. and il L.
with peculiar pleasure that learn thai
e building 0f the Road SO long delayed
is 10 became averlty. When completes,
it will be an enduring monument OF the
enterprise and patriotism OF oar common
country. firmly uniting the TWO extre,nr>
ofthe Nation. and rendering them indis
soluble for all time to come. $50
1 am ReSrectfully yours,
RICHARD YATES,
Our townsman, Aug aIstas kountze, E*q
Director Of tn. Union and Pacific II. K.
then made an excellent address, and read
the follow. ng -. ...s .s-
DISPATCH from ruus. c. prRASr ksQ,
=-.. New York, Dec, /.
To committee of Arrangements Union
Pacific Railroad: The honor Of i8aagura
ting the greatest enterprise OF the age i
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iED--At 10 o'clock this morning,
of Malignant Scarlet Fever, at her iath.
er's residence in this City, BYRoNIA SAM,
ELLA, youngest daughter of DR.. S. NJ
md Sarah: ]. Ballard, aged 6 years, 3
months and days.
RIER- Friday Evening Nov. 9th.
FREDERICK Resi-, Infant Son of John {,
and Ellen Meredith, aged II months and
- days.
SWEET CHILD--
lie left this fallow Earth
For riches Of entrinsic worth,
Nav its voice with Angels sound
Thro' glorious courts where SAINT
are crowned.
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MILWAUKEE MARKET.

Wheat-No 07sI 08; No l 03al o.
Oats-60aGI
Corn-No S4aS5c; No S2a83c
Butter-common to prime l6c20
Hogs-live 4 40a4 40; dressed T5&5 90
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.

The fol owing dispatch was receive
on the Governor Of Cali ornia in Iv~,
han five hours after one was sent from
his city, stating that ground had beel
'roken on the great Union Pacific Rail
n~I.
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LELAND. STANFORD. Gov.

BRIGHAM YotcNG's MESSAGE.
The following dispatch WAS received n
t,lis city from Brigham Young relative to
he Pacific Railroad:
Salt Lake, Dec I'd, 1868.
Let the hearts OF the honest be unIted
II aid the great National improvement
BRlGH AM YOUNG.
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THE GREETING OF DENvER.

THE GHEETING OF DENVER. -
The Mayor Of Denver sent the follow
ing congratulatory dispatch relative t.
he Union Pacific Railroad:
Denver Col, Dee. Cd, 1865,
Denver sends greeting to Omaha. Col
Jraelo freely pledges her mountains If
sold in aid OF your great enterprise.
-. AMOS STECk, Mayor.
The above report we copy from the
omaha Nebraskian.
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JAMES HAY
LIsPATcH FRoN MAYOR oADYKE.
MAYORS Office

r.. New York, De- c. |, 1868.
Committee Of Arrangements, EnIol
Pacific Railroad: May this the create
work ever projected in any age or .cou
Try. prove lasting bend OF political an
commercial Union between the Atlant
md Pacific States -.~
Very respectfully your ob't serv't, f,
GEO. OPDYKE. Mayor.
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Sacramento, Dec. ID. 1863.
California acknowledges with JOY Ia,
greetings of her lister. Nebraska, an,
vii prove her fraternaI regard by he
Efforts to excel her sister in the rApidil,
nth which. carrying the iron bands o
Jaion, she seeks sisterly embrace.
@tQuntain and desert shall soon be oyel
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TO FRElGHTERS.

Us az Ia CsaS ~ ,fs.-I'. pas up I,r ] Is
peNyE% IA DE l.be I nud al The zen ~
a. ts, f'saa*fi staaa. ToxA. =. 80. IS
vGRlae eMtMK wHAa, n ase
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DISPATCH IRON PRESIDENT LINCOLN .

Committee of Arrangements. &c. Tt
Major-General Dix General have moi
been permitted until to, day 10 present tc
the President your communication OF thy
sd of Novemqor. He<directs ME to ex
press has deep regret that his illness vii.
prevent him from giving expression t.
The prafound interest he feels in the sue
cess of work so vast and beautiful at
that which you are about to inauguratt.
j have the honor 10 be
Your obedient servant.
49,. ill.,. -.#. JAMES HAY.
Assistant Private Sec'y
Mayor Palmer was then called on for t;
speech, andin lieu Thereof handed to tn
President of the day, A. j. Hanscom
Esq, the following
EpnM
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Flour-6 STa8 90 Wheat-1 GOAL 40
Corn-SSal 90, Oats-S5aSSc.
Barley Hal 50, Rye 9Oa94c.
Iard-llal3c Bacon -gdes 64aBf
Hoes--nett 53a6R = shoulders 81
Whiskey-6GIa63 1Ihiea- iiint- ; 2le
White beans, 2 5Os3 90 Potatoes -70a85c
Onions-20N Feathers
Wool-unwashed 43a45c
Wool-washed 75a78c
COtton-7ja7Sc
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Coru-new Csc Rve-l 25
Torn--old l0al IL Whiskey-57
Hogs-heavy 7a7 25 Lard-llal3c
Bacon-sidss Sa9c bacon, Shoulders 81
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Pulmonary Gems umptisn CarabIs Disease /!
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TO CONsuHPTIyES.

Tbs undersigned having been restored to health I'm
e" wee Ks, by rery simple remedy. amer having sui
erred several years from severe lung affection, and
ha drsri disease Consumpsion-is anxious 10 make
iuown I" his fsilow-suGerers the means Of cure. .
70 all who desire it he will send prescription urs
free Of charge with the directions for preparing sn
,sins the same which they will and q svrs cure for
JoNsuMPTIoS, AsTAAA, BRONCHITIS, toUsHs
Corps, &C. The only object Of the advstri,er n II
heuent the afflicted, and spread information which b.
onuesves to be invsuaele aud he hopes every suffer-
er will try his remedy. as will cost them nothing
and may prove Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will plesss address
R1v. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
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