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THE aoLsTEry rMBRooLto.

The war In Uolstein-if Il Is to be q war
will be war of succession. The reigning Klns
of Denmark, Christian rX-father OF tbs
Princess Of Wales aud the King of Greece
claims full sovereignty over the Duchv. by
virtus as well Of Evolutionary usage ss by tho
| treaty Of London OF 1859, In which the King of
Denmark was also formally recognized as Duke
Of schleswig- ilolstsin. This claim has at least
the merit or antiquity; for II was In the middle
OF the fifteenth century that Christian I of
Denmark was duly elected by the people of
the Duchies as their ruler; but he acknowledged
the tenure to be distinct from that Of his
Danish crown, and this provision has ever since
been recognized by his successor, including the
present monarch, whose title Is thus recorded In
bis proclamation to the Holstelners issued on
the 4th OF this month: "Chri tian TX. by the
grace Of God King Of Denmark, orthe Vandsls
and Goths, Duke of Schleswiy- Iiolstein. sto.
marn OF the Dithmarshen and of Lauenburg,
and also Of Oldenburg," II seems clear
therefore, that the refining King Is In the direct
line OF succession to the Duchies, and It Is no,
disputed that, as Duke of Holstein, he has ac
knowledged the distinct character of his ten
ure OF power In a German duchy by sending n
representative to the Federal Diet, BY paving
an annual quotA, and by raising the allotted
contingent of troops (about four thousapd)
for the defence of Germany.
On the other hand, 1t Is claimed by the party
OF Prince Frederick Of Augusteuburg-the Duke
who now Opposes the authority Of the King of
Denmark In Holstein, aud whose pretepsions
the Diet has voted by small majority to sup.
port-that the change In the succession to the
Danish throne, by which females are permitted
to inherit the crown, is unjust and illegal in Its
application to the Duchy. Ia other words, the
argument Is that the succession In Holstaiu
caunot be changed without the consent of the
German Bund, because Holsten lie a part of
Germany and the Duke of Holsteina German
sovereign; that the male succession In the
Duchy has not yet failed; and that the Duke OF
Augustenhurg is the legitimate ruler, us the
senior branch OF the original family OF which
the reignlpg King OF Denmark is the younger
ohshoot.
Holstcin is a little Duchy, containing only
!, 900 square niiss--hardly one half the area OF
Massschusetts--and its population is not more
than three-quarters of million. Its chief value
arises from its posscss on of seaports on tbs
Baltic and the North Sea, whence its products
Of wheat, hemp, horses and cattle lind their
way to the markets Of Europe. The seat Of
government Is Glucksburg, and the principal
cities Altoona and kiel both of which are con- |
nected by railway with Hamburg.
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Letter from General Grant,

AT It's late anniversary, the Missionary So.
ciety OF the inciunau Conference elected Gen.
Grant IN honorary member. Rev. J. +. Mar
lay communicated the fact TO the GENERAL. md
Il c following Is his reply:
CHATTANOOGA, December !, 1863
Rsv Ma iry. 'efrs'dry Hocieiy:
DEAN SIH' Through you permit me to ex.
pr.ts my thanks u the society Of which you
r. the LnnUred secretary. for the compliment
they have seen TT to pay me by electlug me one
OF it. members.
! ACCEPT the election as u token Of earnest
sal port. Dy members OF the Methodist Mis-
9 'r"ry spc!rty o the Cincinnati Conference,
to the GAUGE U our country in this hour of TRIAL.
haze tue honor TO 10, very truly,
Your obeds eat servant,
U. b. GRANT, No. ten. L. s. a.
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The Rsbss csnsssspsssu.

In the rebel Congress, lasl Saturday, Mr.
Brown, Of MississIppi, discussed the "poJlc,
OF The ccuntry," and IN the course Of hls 70
marks said, FfL
| he orss proposed to Strengthen the army b,
declaring every white male person residing III
the confederate States, and capable of beafina
arms, 70 oe In the military service. He pro.
poess 70 take "a, without references 70 age on
occupation; to make but ono inquiry. "fs he
capable Of bearing arms p "
Whether he ,beJew or Gentle, Christian or
lnddel, ~ no be capable of bpsrinr ,srms. he
should Dc put Into the army. What "a IL that
has brought dlsaster upon usi Where We have
sowed We have aot hssn prepared to reap, If
had been at Manassas, the war would have
been ended soon after Its commencement.
We wasted the first year Of the war by keep.
ing handfulls of men In the army. We wasted
the second year Of the war by only con scrtbing
those between the ages OF eighteen and thirty.
I'VE. We stand to-day with an army too weak
to reap when the harvest ls ready for the sickle.
shall we go on laundering to the end of tho
chapter, or concentrate our military strength
and hurl 1t. like an avalanche, against the
enemy 10 II not better to make short, speedy
work OF the whole matteri Cease this system
OF killing Oft your armies by detail. What
rivers of blood have been caused to flow BY the
cheap war.
we now sec the necessity Of charging the
army, and shall we not sag to men of every
profession, "if you are capable of taking up
arms you mnst do It," He would include the
President, Members Of Congress, and Cover.
nors OF States In this call. Talk not Of "inysd-
Ing the rights Of the states.'
, The best mode Of preserving the rights of
state Is to defend the State from a ruthless
enemy. Better invade the riohta If /. a,.,n h.,
calling out all the arms bearing citizens. than
dispute over constitutional bubbles whilst the
Yankee army wrests the whole State from your
possession.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

FoRTRrss MONROE, Dee, 29.-The Richmond
E"Y~trer ofthe 25th contains the following;
IsTuL, Dec. 23 our forces are still around
Rutlcdge and Morr stOwn
Cannonaaing was heard at the latter place
on Sunday,
General Longstreet was unable to follow up
his advantage In consequence ofa large num-
her Of barefooted men In his command.
The weather IL cold a nd the mountains cover.
I'd With snow.
General Morgan passed through Columbia,
South Cerolind, on the Path instant.
There are three hundred cases Of smallpox
among the Yankee prisoners st Dsnville.
The Confederate army In East Tennessee has
gone into winter quarters.
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The New Italian FrsRa,..

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Ths Italian friga,e was
got off the beach at half past nine O'Clock last
evening, She Is now % a. m.) outside the
bar, hound in.
1.-THE Re d'hdiia went aground on her trial
tfipto Fortress Monroe, between the Highlands
and Long Branch, on the New Jersey shore.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30
NEW YEARS RECEPTION AT THE
PRESIDrNT's MANSION.

We are authorized to state that the public recep.
tion b. The Prss dePt of the Cnited sts'es on New
Years dar, wilt commence st twelve o'clock NJ.
at which nne, in conformity wita police arrange.
men's, The gates ofthe enclosure will be opened.
The reception will terminate at two O'Clock p. NJ,
pr'cissly. Csr.iAges will approach the Executive
MsLtion by the east gate.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

TIT CEtsIs WHICH THREATESrD 70 DIVIDE
Tnr FRIENDS OF TINE Union IS PAST"
STALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
any PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
Germs OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
81 PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
foLxMSLT SWEAR TO EEScEFoRTA FAITHFULLY
sCPPoI :, PROTECT, AND OFFEND THE CoNsr :
rrTrvS OF TIE UNITED STATES, AND THE UNION
OF THE S-ATEs TaEsErSDER."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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R,nRoADs.-A.RIvAL AND DEPARTURE or
FkAISs-Thc sdvertisenentb on eur frat Dag,
are inserted By authority ofthe railroad comp snies
severally nsued are officially corrected when
changes arc made, hspc" can he relied upon ~ cor.
rect.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

cSthe Executive those priceless rights which
ell experience and oil rs,eon teaches us must
be surrendered In tlmcs OF imn'ins nt public
reril. The Constitution itse'f provided for
the emergency, and the Executive has been
clothed with almost autocratic strength for the
moment because the people arc aware that in
a country where liberty |. placed upon broad
and indes'ructible basis, Its overthrow through
the abuse OF power In the executive is abso.
lutely Impossible"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

M.RRIEp. In Pete sturg, on the 18th instant, BY
the Rev. WIN. Plat. Col GEORGE HApRisos, OF
Brunswick, to Miss ELLEN 4. SMITH, daughter OF
REV Aristides 5. Smith, Confederate chsplain.
MARRIED, in Meoklenbusg, on the 22d instant.
Nv the Rev. Mr.. Owen, TURNER SAUNDERS, OF
burg.
MARRIEn, on the 24th instant, At the University
Of Virginia, by Rev. Mr. Nelson, Dr. WILLIAM II
WHrrEnEAp,.C c. s. A, and Miss L,zzIE r. BEN.
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volunteers, with pay from the date Ct which DO
rejoins his regiment for duty.
Captain John Grsham, SD Pcnnsyivapia
volunteers. with pay from the date at which he
rejoins his regiment for duty.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

Last evening the Ninety third N. Y. Inf. vols,
First Michigan cavalry, and the Delaware
regiment went home on furloush, having re-
They report that three-quarters Of
the veteran soldiers will re-eulist.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

10 AD, ERTrsERs.-We call the atteution of
GUINNESS men TO the classification of uu- advertise
nents. Weirtend to keep business eye to this
matter for the benefit OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-We
learn by Geographic dispatch received from r.
l. owen, ESQ, President of the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad, that the bridges on that
road, recently burned by the Yankee raiders,
have all been rebuilt, and the cars are now
running through to Bristol Tenn.-Richn,ond
Enquirer, 2sh.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

Es.Fair OF Grace Church sunday seNosv
Y, children o. the sunday sonool OF Grsc Church
Inr the henff ut of thti' Sunday School Library on
Monday evening, the 18th December, In the base.
menf OF the Presbyterian hurch, sixth strsef,
ma inc kindly offered the sameJ The Fair viii BE-
continued during the week, and clos" on New
fesrs Evening. All friends are cordially invited.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

A. sussovER GUM writes us that he saw q
cast iron ship In Europs--it was an iron ship,
cast ashore
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

"a Leavenworth. Kansas, Is said to be
growing more rapidly than any town in the
West. 1t now has q population of betw,ep
hfteen and twenty thousand.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

az The Once Of ths sstienaj Rspsbt,.
san 10 at 81! Ninth street, between Pens
sTlvsnts svenue aus; ID street.
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THIS PAPER is row FURNISHED DY CAR
HTRs TO SUBSCRIBERS In THIS CITY AMI
IN GEoRGETowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
MUklH
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sJstarvattoni-Those who have been druered
and half starved, and are sti getting worse should
tones. No lol Seventh .t,sst -.fN
dec2S-Ims Ws.h,n-tcn
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Deash u nhFs. SenerR1 Lee.
The wife Of General W. II. F. Lee, who IL
now prisoner in our hands, died in Richmond
last Saturday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

SoTIcB. Subscribers falling 10 receive the
RErusLIcAa regularly will ple.se notify this Office
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70 rEsTIvAL-rhe LaSs.. ~ a.. -
street Chapel are holding q Festival during tie
Chrlstmas holidays for the benefit Of said ehurSh,
streets, Island. Open EVERY EVENING. Al
O'Clock. A choice selection OF Fancy Goods' suit.
able for Christmas presents, will be offered Al
reasonable prices. The ladies' invite all who desire
to spend pleasant evening to give them cali.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

D,.TT ~ II. MY T.. MINER. so.-Henry [.
h..er,E / ~ chester, VI BON OF Ron. A, l..
Miner, turo ry nephCr Of Congress iror, Yer.
mont d i.I Hs c'rY NJ morning, Bect nber 80,
At the -, 900 .. a.y-ty'. eArt. lie Was ayoLlg
man % ut .u'u promler and suddenly cut down
wit" h Hr 60, huhufs t'f .sefulnr,s Just d4wning
upon hiI - E-sdurtei ~ Mittl"Ouiy Coll &c,
Vt, IN 49,. was cpc'od ssS.s,snt Secretary Of the
Senate OF Yer aoEt, b.f0re he uDts med hia ma
yon'y, 10 1883 md wat reelected in 1890
He Vas chosen S'Ate'F Attorney Of Benniny ton
eounty, ", In 1891, by over 1900 najorit,i his
term Of office havi. expired on tie frs. OF tho
present niuntl, he cerlned e., !, ttun rs he had
IA III. m'aH slAe accepted a c,I k.hip in the Pen.
sion lGs IN i.l's ciIy.
ONCE IL" n he department was not suited to
hs Letv'il mp RAJ ert and frsll cons tuition
~ 10 no o. 10 ou''o say, that no young man In
his nnti'" "ine H. ! II brighter Iuture b. lore HIM
none oI'A he more widely AID iscply Isnented
In his dealt.
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aiat,aual Aepnblitan.
w ASHINGTON, d. @

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 1873.
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Hon. LNcJ'n Anderson, Of Kentucky, will
speak at the p.rrt.rg n the Union League, in
Ninth stio,t, Ia ,vluIDg. lis address will
be one OF rar" Interest, "a coming from Rep
Tss,ntaliv" t.Jm one Of the loyal border states.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

CHIEF JUSTICE TANEr, Of the Supreme Court
lying dangerously i'll at his residence on Indian,
avenue.
Major GEN. W. T. SHERMAN was serepadet
at the Burnett House, In Cincinnati, on Thursds,
evening last.
| COLONEL JAMES BELGER, dismissed the ser
vice BY the Secretary OF War, is having prepared
a. elaborate document by legal gentleman con
cerniag his case.
MAYOR GuNTHER's forthcoming New Years
Address, 1t Ia understood. will amply fulfil the ex
pectatlon of his supporters In the recent election
| by advocating reform and retrenchment In the ad.
| ministration of the city government OF New York
Rev. DARIUS z. JONES, General Agent of the
Iowa Bible Society, reports that he has Visited 81
| counties Of that State within the last year, and
found 100 families destitute Of the Bible Almost
without exception these families are Copperheads
LIEUT.. Col. GEORGE r. FLYST, of General
Thomss's staff while on the cars between Colum.
bus and Cleveland, Ohio, was attacked with hem.
orrhsee Of the lungs and almost instantly expired
He was on his way to his home In New York, Lay
ing received furloush on account Of his health.
CAPT. f. W. French, late Of the Provost
Marshars office, having been ordered to rejoin his
| command, the First Connecticut cavalry, he il
succeeded in the Marshal's Office by Capt. George
A. Marcy, young but experienced officer.
Major A. g. A. Constable, for nearly year Mil
itary Provost Marshal Of Baltimore, who was &C.
quilted Of the charges preferred AGAINST him by a
civil tribunal on account Of q isw in the ipdict
ment on which he was tried, Ia now awaiting trial
by court-msrtisl
Mr.. f. b. ELLIOT, the Actuary of the SAM.
tsry Commission, who attended the international
statistical Convention al Berlin, last September,
has not been heard from since he was In that city
He was to have been at home on the LIST Of Novem.
ber 1t Is feared that he has met with foul play.
Dr.. CLINTON WAGNER, Surgeon United States
Regular Army, formerly connected with the Uni
versity OF Maryland, and Surgeon In charge Of the
Government hospitals at Point Lookout, has been
detached from the army Of tbs Potomac and will
report to the Medical Director at Philadephia for
duty.
REv. JoHSs. FoLsr, D. D., for several years
PASTOR Of the st. Paul's Roman Catholic Church At
Elieotts Mills has been transferred by Episcor al
authority to the 81. Peters Chul Oh, Baltimore,
where he will Al 1T Rev Edward Mcclellan.
PASTOR In the care OF that very large .,ion
~ Alta meeting of tho Directors of the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company, held December 22, $l00, 900 was an
proprated to be distributed within the counties
through which the road runs, during the wear
1864 Tor the benefit of the needy families of
soldiers who are, or have been, or may be, In
the United States service. The gift is munif.
cent one.
---r------s4s.-~-------.
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81 Fifty-six Federal soldiers, who have
been held us prisoners at Shreveport, La, es-
capped aud made their way to Natchez lately.
They complain of having received barbarous
treatment. Fifty Texan deserters from the
rebel army lately arrived ut Natchez, forty OF
whom enlisted in the Union ranks Immediately
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BITrERs. ,
They purify, streng CITIZEN and invigorAte
They create he aifhy anuatito


They purify, strenst then and inyigorAte
They create healthy appetite.
Ihey are an antidote to change of water and diet
hours. "'e law
They strengthen the sy..sn and ellivea tho
They prevent niasmAtio and Intermittent fevers.
they purify the breath and seidity OF ~ stonl.
They cure Dyspepsia and Consultation,
nhey cure pihrrheA, Cholera and Cholera hIorb,I,
ache. " '''oas hena'
They are the best Ditters In the world They maize
me weak man strong, and are exhausted satuTc,s
great restorer They are composed of the ceio-
DRAFTED Caiisaya Bark, CascarilIa Bark Unndelinn
Cnamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
green, Anise, Cloyer-buds, Orange Peel, snake.
soot, C"raway, Coriander, Rurdoek, s-T.-isso-
The following Ia = sample Of the testimony daily
soLDIEHs HoslE instrumentation
c.SeiS.sAr! o''!!an. Is, isss.
! have given your Plantation Bittcrs to bupdreds
o. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled rom various causes, and the effect II most
marvellous and gratifying.
such preparation ss this IL l heartily wish I'm
every family, IN every hospital, and At hand on
eV,sry patte-heiu' q. W. d. ANDREws,
SN~" Superintendent
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u Once Of the Independent TeleVra nh
Company, 6os Ninth street, tone door from Peln-
sylvsnia avenue.
Jyl6-tf A. TALCoTT. M.n.sor
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nUMION LEAGUE. -Hoa. Eussen An,
..sr,on. Representative firm ntueSv, vii, Id.
EVENING, at ~ p. m. WV. BEBB,
doo0 Preeidene
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~ Bank Of washtngtsn, Deo. %, iaaN-
The Trustees ofs this Bank have declared dlyi-
dend OF three per cent for the six months ending
slst Inst payable to Stockholders the "a daV oil
January, 1854, clear Of public taxes.
deso-steod JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
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II Diseases Of the Nervous, aeuntu Al.
Urinary ami Sexual Systems-new and relinbis
u eatment IN Reports OF the Howard Acrobat ON
sent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes, free O.
charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLIN HOUGH1 ON,
Philadel hia, Pa. no2s-dkwsm
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Hg The Confessions and Experience or
AN INVALID. Published for the benent and A.
warning and CAUTION TO vouNo MEN who suffef
rom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Mar.
or SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put to great expense and injury ih rough
medical humbug and quackery.
BY enclosing . postpaid Addressed enye,ope
single copies may he had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ERu.,
my Wy Bedford, Kipgs County, N, r
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susrIcIous CHARAoTER.-J. p. Morritt, q
refugee from Richmond, was to-day committed TO
the va capitol BY Capt. Todd, as a suspicious
character. Merritt refuses to take oath Of ale
glance to the United States
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

The only place whore you can purchase Lndio
It H. A. HALLS IndM Rubber " arehouss, siG
penrsylvanis avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
rwets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
FULLY repaired at short notice. mar 2s-W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. :
nUrIos .nAou.. -Hc.: L..,.n : y.
evening" 's;; N * 4 the Union Nj sasS rH
dsso Prssidest.-
70. Bank Of wasRtssssu Dec. %, isaS.-
cent cr The ss monS :c sIy
', ss,s Iss', clear Of public taxes; =. -,
.E1-An Omcsrs Of ths Navy aud Marine
bp. s is9 Snssss. to Su:
on New YesI's day, At " o'ciocE a. N. fcS IN
purpose OF calling on the President Of the Usi.sd
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Dec. y, isss. dso az
n Steamer Baitimers has arrived frss,
neM Iork, a. !. nov dischsrsng cargo 1t foot OF
s.nd ts * Sop. ansss Y. pssss
,. =. MORGAN RHiNEHAKT, Agents.
ID FESTIvAL.-rhe Ladies Of the n
street Chapel are holding Festival during the
Christmas holidays for the benefit Of said ehurah,
streets, Island, Open EVERY EVENING, az Z
O'Clock. 4 choice selection Of Fancy Goods suit.
reasonable prices The ladies' invite ali who desss
to a spend pleasant evening to give them call
''
-rs-F.ir oreracs church sund.y sss..,.
T. children o. the sunday sorool OF Grsc Church
ior The bens M NJ fhsI s"S,,v WI pen .nelf tsr
Monday evening, the 18th December, in the base.
near Maryland avenue. (the Trustee: oft . CbaroS
ma Inc kindly offered the same) The Fair viii Be
continued during the week, and close on New
fa s.ssl sssy'niHs All friends are cordially invited
ss.starvationi-Thos who have been drupred
call on DR.. DARsET cure. 81 nutrifo nU snd
dec2s-im' washington.
-
u Once Of the Imde ne dent Telerr.nH
CG,mpsny, w Nnth street, tone door from Pean-
Jv,HnW ~'e"ue'
" A. IALCoTT, MANAGER.
u-cemfort for the Army-yyn.op,, n.,.
Evans pafent Ten, Stove The UNDERMINED, hsv-
ing pprchas.d all the conflicting interests 10 the
and 81 Evans upon Portable Tent Stow > for army
y g, 10 now prepa'ed To furnish dealers in Wash.
soN's pATE s. TENT s WfSees Ge'sy 9Th WI
with eight feet Of pipe; each stove packed in box
W. weve nenes hy six, aud we Ching, all complete
thoroushly any officers fent--a wonder Of com.
dealers In stove. !. sutier. suppl es SO p''"'"'"'
dsai.h National Hotel Washington.
-S-.-
TIE only place whore you can purchase b,dio
aao1r goods o. ~! Kinda ManNacfuras pfoer, 10
psrn .vix.nis .1.D, inIs hunoes Marehonss, 80
.,ry Vsus venue netween Ninth and Tenth
fplv , h1, ~ xisds o. Rubber goods 6esutt
'u"S reP~rea ~ mort nouoe' mar Att
sar Tn. ce.fs..,on. and Eup.r,eno. or
warning and CAUTION TO vouSo NEW wS NV .nwss
from Nervou. Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
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II Fatr.-A Fair for the ben Mt ~ Chrtss
Church, tRev. Or. Morselps,) will be ID, csm-
mencing December 18th, and 90 thu M during
Hsndsome Fancy and seful Articles sui able ios
.shnsm-s Presents, Toys, Coniection sry and Re-
Ireshments VIII be for sale. The ladies' ear,e tIy
sohct the patronage OF the public. dec22iws
~ storage-ln Fire.Proor Brick War;.
nanse I ot0 y street. Apply to FREn. 1. tOZ.
ZENa 1ennsylvania avenue, two doors from -Four.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

REBEL PRIsosER.-E. c. Claybrook, of the
Ninth Va (rebeD cav, was last night committed IN
the 1uardhousa, This morning he was delivered
10 an officer to be taken to see the President Of
the United States, as he h.d a communication to
make to him