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wAR DEPARTMENT,

wan
ADJuTAHr GENERAL's OFFICE, J
WARHIE0ToH, Nov, fi, 1854.
The following otiesrs, having been reported at
the headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notiaed that they will
stand dismissed the service Of the United States,
unless, within fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission in session
In this city, Of which BrgAdier General John L.
Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10 president,
and make satisfactory defence to the shArges
against them;
Ibtsnes siiou IsGpe
Captain J. G. BAttersby, ist New York cavalry.
First Lieutenant John BeAdle, l0sth New York
VoluStesrH. 4. d. TOWNSEND,
noal Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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SLEEPING IN THE STREET.-A woman named
Augustine Hewlett, supposed 10 be refugee from
the south, has been in the city three months In
the city in destitute ciIeumEtAuoes, and was last
night found by officer Howard sleeping in the
street. She made puiful confession OF her deiti-
tuition and abandonment Justice GIberbon COM
mitted her 10 the workhouss for thirty days.
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The United States steamer State of Main,
arrived at Alexandria Wednesday morning
with 800 slck and wouNded-25o white and 81
eolored. She will leave to-day, with stores fo
City Point.
Tho United States mail steamer Webster
from City Point, arrived here this morning al
7o'elock, with discharged troops, among whom
ara 10 sick OF the 50th N. Y. engineer corps.
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ROUGHLY HANDLED.-A soldier OF the 9th
army corps was very roughly treated this morning
by patrol gusrd, on Pennsylvania avenue, near
Sixth street, for refusing TO be placed under aHeGt
He was, II sePms, ordered to show q pass, but had
none, having just come to ths city. Things came,
however, to another rAsE, viz be arrested or
bayoneted, and our soldier stranger promptly
aeQuieseed In the demands OF the patrol.
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VALUABLE CRoP.-A farmer In Scott county,
Iowa, near Davenport, had this year one neld
Of forty acres In onions, and the average yield
lie believed to be 0l5 bushels to the acre. Az
this was the average yield OF carefully measured
portions, the entire crop from the forty acres
will thus be SO 800 bushels, and as onions sell
al Davenport for Sl.4S q bushel, the yield oil
this forty acre onion patch will DO s54,1 ,16S.
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Ea~ Tks Ersnsh Brangipsnni Toilet
wDRRi'

This widely and justly celebrated article, which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
NECESSITY IN THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY,
IL now for the nrst tlms introduced to the
LADIES OF AMERICA.
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From Europs-Arriv.I or the China.

SANDY Hook, Nov. 2.-The steamship China,
from Queenstown Nov. 20, has been slgnalled.
Her news Is seven days later.
The political news Is unimportant.
The foreign ship Great Western is still do.
talned at Liverpool, no action having been
taken as yet In regard to the alleged Federal
recruits going out In her.
The British Admiralty have issued stringent
orders against naval officers engaging in
blockade running.
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For the week ending December ., is published
Il contains the speech Of Frederick Douglass,
delivered at Israel Bethel Church on Thanks.
giving Days full list Of the exchanged prison.
ere arriving from Savannah at Annapolis, from
our special reporter editorials, military and
political news, personals, literary items, &C.,
&e. For sale at the REPUBLICAN counter
Price Eve cents.
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SERIOUS hccIpESr.-Wm. Wise, a school
boy, while plsying handy on Fourteenth street,
near the gramner school, was run over by q street
e,r, and was ve'y seriously injured. The wheel
II was the boys own fault. The driver stopped
the car as quickly as possible and did ovsry thing
in his power 10 alleviate the boys Gatferings.
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REsIOSATIoS OF GENERAL OEFIcERs.-The
resignation OF the following named officers
have been accepted by the President, TO take
effect November so, lS64i
Maj. Gen. John A. McClernand, United
volunteers.
Brig. Gen. EleaEGr A. Paine, United States
volunteers.
Brig. Gen. Neal Dow, unitei States volun-
tseTI.
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HACKMAN VS.. HAcKAAN.--A colored man
named John COnnor, who 10 q hAokman by trade.
becoming Indignant at brother hsokman, named
Samuel r. Cole, who stole q march on him in ths
procurement Of q job, committed an assault and
battery upon Cole. hurting him very severely. He
was arrested by Officer Howard, and held TO bail
for court by Justice Glberson.
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NEW York, Dec. 2.-Tho steamer Evening
Star, from New Orleans on the 26th ult., has
arrived.
A flre occurred at Baton Rouge on the 22d
ult., destroying large building used as q Gov
eminent stable.
Over $4,000 worth of property was de.
stroyed, consisting OF horses, mules, and har-
ness,
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TIE srsEcH OF FREDERIcK DouoLLss, de-
liysred at the Israel Bethel Church, on Capitol
Hill, on Thanksgiving day, will be found in the
wlxKLr REPuBucAE to-day. Persons can be
supplied with copies at our counter. Price
eonta
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Speciality Manufacturer stock

WATCHES, LOCKETs, CHAINS, BRACELETS,
RINGS, PINS, MASONIC EmBLEMs, GOLD PENS
and GASES, toge'her with iull nsortment OF
sixty days. Certificates naming the different arti-
cles are put In enyelopes and sealed, and sent
you what you can have for 81, will be sent for Is
cents, i've certificates for Si eleven for g. thirty
for e5. After seeing the article, II II does net give
perfect saisfaetion, you can return IL and get the
money. Great inducements are offered to agents.
We also manufacture Badges for every division
and corps in the army. We will send sample
tpure silver) with your name, regiment, and COM
pAny handsomely engraved thereon, on the receipt
Of 81 SOL together with our wholesale illustrated
circular 70 agents. s.M. WAROk CO.,
noit-om No. ao8 Broadway, N. Y.
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Nav YoRK, Dec. l.-Rlo Janeiro advices OF
October 30th are received.
A violent tornado occurred there on the 18th,
In which the city suffered severely for about a
quarter OF mile In width. Many houses were
blown down, and others completely riddlsd by
hail. The tornado lasted fifteen minutes, and
several vessels were capsiZed and lost,
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VERDICT ron PLAISTIFF. case OF Jas.
C. Ellir, who sued James S. Topham for payment
OF work done aud materials provided In the sree.
tion OF Mr.. Topham'B warehouse, on Seventh
street was submitted to the Jury this morning.
having engaged the court for three days, The jury
repdered verd ct for plAinti, asseasing dam az
At 81 78l.60, with interest from Dec. ., 1885, Wm.
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GEORGETOWN Custom HoUsE. - Cleared
sehru. @. s. Powell, Boggs, Aocomacj Thomas and
Henry, Mister do.i Union Fell Lewis, DO; Planter
game, BurlinBsme, Cohassett ERrowS; Hard
scrnvHl, Gregory, New Haven; Cuba, Barnes, Ac
comae; Mariner, lewis, Ac0omAcj America
Wheeler, S.. MAty'E; Adeline, Bennett, St. MAry's
Kennedy, Kelly, vii DingtOn. Del, long boat
Great Pirate, BOlden, PUhiek, Va.
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BoARs OF PoLIoE.-At the meeting OF the
Board of Police. on yeH'eTdNy afternoon, the fol.
lowing appointments OF patrolmen were made
Thoma9 Bradley, r. 7. Hurdle. 7. >. sAtiell, iugh
=. Myers, John Couue'ly. The resignation OF
Acting Sergeant Clark was accepted. The follows
ing were dismissed: Thnmaa =. Frfrer and Wa
J. CIoggOn, Of the Eighth precinct.
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DIsMIssED.-For some time past, as II has
already been announced, there has been number
OF vAnhalH who seem to have mania for clipping
the rich dAmAsks ard curtains at Il PfeAidentiAl
MsnIiOn. As II M 40 been m Ade known to the Com.
miss.one Of Agriculture that person connected
with thAt bIIeau was e,ught In The set, aud sum
oient prGoi Of The iact being mads known, he oii'
NIL aed him Aumml rllY on the spot.
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MUsIcALLr AND TuILvIsHLY IscLIEED.-I
Three cplDIed men, named Aaron Clark, Edward
Ross and samuel Woodward, were Arres' ed last
niRht by Officers Lewis and Grant, Of the Fourth
ward, upon the charge OF stealing q melodeon
from the colored Baptist church on the corner OF
Fourth and streets. They were taken before
Jastics Kinsty, when Rosi WAS dismitEed and the
other two held to baL for court.
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FRIDArnnnnm,,m..,.:,,mDEcEMBER ., 1854
TO MEM sKRs OF CONGRESS.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAnr NATIONAL RtruBLioAN delivered regu.
isriy and promptly at their residences, IN orap-
p~s, By ordering 1t through the Secretary Of
the Senate, the Clerk OF the House of Repre-
sentatives, or at the REPUBLICAN of1ce, Oil
Ninth street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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HIS Full EAME.--The full name OF the man
arrested on the charge of committing the outrage
on The little daughter OF Mr. RosseAu resulting in
her death, 10 Joha Francis Lusby. IL 10 proper to
be thus partie ulAr, because OF there being John
W. Lusby, who works In the nAvy-yArd, At boiler
mskiug, the same as did the arrested man.
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EP- Diseases Of the Rervous, Seminal.
Urinary and SEXUAL systems--new and reliable
treatment-in Reports OF the HOWARD AssoClA.
TION-sent BY mail In sealed letter envelopel,
free OF charge. Addrets, DR.. J. skILLIN HOUGH
TON, Howsrd Association. No. South Ninth
street, PhilAdelphia, Pa. m2s-ly
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Seizure OF Gun Carriages.

CoLLINGWooo, G. W., Dec. 1.-The custom
authorities yesterday seized some boxes which,
on examination, were found to contain gun
carriages, With ammunition, grape shot, &C.,
for l9.poundor guns.
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WAN DEPARTMENT,l
ADJuTAET GEkERAL's OFFICE, J
WAsHINeTor, March II, 1854.
All applications for leAves OF absence or per.
mission to visit Washington must be addressed TO
Major General Halleek, Chief Of stan, and must
specify The business for which the otioer desires
tho permission. Tslesrams addressed direot to the
seerstarJ Of War on this subject will receive no
sttenton,
~ ordoS OF Me Secretary OF War.
v. D. TOWNSEND, =
uN-u AsatItAnt Adjutspt General,
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INoENDIARIsM.-About3 3 o'clock this morn
ing, small unoeeupied but ding, on the corner OF
entirely consumed. The damage amounted TO
$3.50. The bulldog belonged TO J. p. waring.
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No riding. Of the ste.msr North star.

New YoRR, Dec. s.-The report that the
steamer North Star had been spoken, with her
machinery disabled, was obtained from o pas
senger on the steamer Matapzas, but Capt.
Leisegang, OF that steamer, knows nothing Of
the North Star.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-02

TEE LIST OF TIcHASosD PRISONERS arriving
from eavsnnsh at Annapolis, received from
our special Reporter, up to the hour OF going
TO press, Ia printed In to.day'S WEEKLY Re,
PIBLIcAN. Price cents.
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THE FIRST CoRPs-NoTIoE TO VETERANS.

HEADaUARTEns lsT ARMY ConPs,(
WAsHIEoToH, d. @ , Dec I, 1854.
Veterans desIrpg to enlist in the let Army
Corps, TO be organiEsa under the recent order OF
me ,he , Wr DePs Tn1n ,non,S iepon ~ psIson a.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington.
They will then be conducted to the barracks,
where they will be critically examined, and, II
found duly Quaihod, Immediately mustered into
the service.
By order OF Ma. Gen. Hancock;
FINLEY ANDERSON,
Assistant AdlutAnt General.
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The DRAFT.-The following cases were dis.
poied Of to-day and yesterday afternoon by the
Board OF Enrolment:
Eird Sud. .Didrief.-Ed v'd Kendall, died at Quar-
termAster's hospital.
FiJfh Sub. d DLrfd. d.--Jamss L. Wright. furnished
substitute Johu Berry, now In service John
Bllnkerhorn. alien; John M. Malgle, physical dis
sbiltyi Noble Bsssett, dol John r. Barrett, fur
nilhed substitute.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN DrAD.-Nr. william
Dalton, one OF the oldest hAckmsn In the District
died 1t his residences on street north, bet Veen
sixth and Seventh streets, last evening, after .
protraeted illness. Mr.. Dalton was q native Of
England but resided the last thirty years in this
city. As . hsckman, he was well aud favorably
known Throughout the District and by the travel
Ing community. He was member OF Columbia
Lodge, !. q. o. r., which Lodge will attend his
funeral,
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Stockholders In the German gambling houses
have made money during the past season. One
Of them has Just declared a dividend OF "a per
cent, the prohts for the past season being over
half million Of dollars,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-02

TEE RICHMOND papers OF the 2sth announce
the arrival there Of Gen. BreckInridge, and say
"his movements and plans will be best known
In future.D
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-02

Mr.. NIooLAr, the Presldenrs private secre-
tary, has returned to his post Of duty, and we
are glad to perceive that his health is restored.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-02

A JAPoNICA sUIT.-The case OF VIM. Doug
lass. administrator OF John Douglsss, vs. Henry
Douglass was put trial this morning in the cir.
cult court, JudRe Ola presiding. The suit grows
out OF dispute between the plaintiff and defend
ant, who are brothers and well known in the com
munity florists In regard to the title to certain
plants and greenhouses, ineluding those on the
corner OF Fifteenth aud streets, one claiming II
| as administration on the estate, and the other
clai ming It as separate from the estate. Tbs
plants include all varieties, aome OF which ore
very valpsb.e, and espeoIAly' the j,ponieas.
MeSsrn Swami and Walter s. Cox are counsel for
plaintiff, ard MeIsrs. Phillips and Bsale for de-
fendAnt,
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az First wsrd---The subscrioers 60 the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In the First Ward, who
have been neglected by former carriers, and who
desire 10 continue, will please leave their orders
AT the Book and Periodical store OF EDWARD
WAITE, No. INK PennsylvnniA avenue, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, and they will
be served promp pity and regularly. nov2-tf
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Ladies who have won husbands by gay
plumes In their hats, are said TO have feathered
their nests.
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the UnitAriAu Church, corner OF d and sixth
streets, TOMORROW Sunday MORNING, at IL
O'Clock. ocsLevs
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spEoIAL NOTICES.

E7- Orph.ns Fair.-Ths Manager. Of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum, In connection with
win hold Fair for the heneat Of The Asylum, 70
commence on FRIDAY EVENING December ., ct
Odd Feliows Hall, on Seventh street. noos-if
or nrady's Gymnssi am for Physicai
Exeroises and Heslthiul Amuse ents-s1, 81 and
50 Louisiana avenue, near Ninth strcet-rhe nosst
In the eountry. Exercising room 4b ny lo6 feet hot
and cold baths. dressing, reading rooms, lockers,
&C., for the free use OF the members. opsn IRON q
q. N. till 10 p m. Call and see 1t or send for cir
eular.
noy2alw. ABNEa $. BRADY.
Dan Exeitsment in ,ho Iron oity.--Ths
great pittsburg Sanitary Fair 10 attracting much
attention by tho nplendor OF Its outat, the beauty
OF its ladios, and muninoenca OF It'd donors The
b,,nn bPsTtSmery pepMtIsn',, zen alone wondsriui sshi;
chemistry with all that 10 most bswitchlng and
beautiful In the great world OF perfume One OF the
finest and most useful contributions TO this de-
pArtment 10 the inveice Of Lubin,s Floriline,n
presented by Messrs. Drake Chi ds, OF New York
This 10 the toilet requisite par s1eeence OF the nine
tecnth century. II 10 the only perfect hsirdtess-
sh,fal @ perfume ever s1trsssd from sns sis,wood
flowers. Eseh lady mansEer Of the Fair has been
presented with . carton OF It, By purchasing II
you aid the soldiers sad adorn yourself
ty- short-Hsnd Writer.-AnY Person
recurring the service, OF an experienced Short
hear Of ono By applying In the Editorial room d
this once sea1.u
Er- Peoples sTelsgraph.-ns ssrst Grass
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washington Oflees REPUB-
LICAN BUILDING, 5iI Ninth street, (west side,)
corner Pennsylyania avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel, and leorner fifteenth and
streets, opposite Treasury building.
CHARLES n. EOyEs,
febie-tf Manayer wAshinaton District.
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To THB EDIToRs or THE NATIONAL RBPUBLr-
CAN M,ssRs EDtI oRs-Sivs! On porus ng your
paper Of the soth ins aud p.rticl trly the police
reports, there d severed the arrest OF wessrs'
Collins q Jones, charged with fighting In the
street As an eyewitness to the occurrences u 10
justice TO say that the shove named parties are
gentlenen Of moral reputation, civil, orderly and
quiet about the neighborhood and elsewhere.
The gentlemen were asssiled at their residences
without the leau presoeaton by party OF 5 oup 8
row dies who infsst tha, neighborhood.
Messrs. Collins & Jones being thus attacked by
the eowardly vilIains, who were thus throving 4
stones at them, defended themselves with much
credit bv their rndauu'ed valor in pl,cing thsir
Assailaut hos du combat; hence the arrest NJ the
.de'endtnts. We eArne'tIy tiust that the Offenders
may no speedily brought to justice, snd suffer the
penalty Of the law. The police will please observe
that loc sllcy In future. ASEyE wITNEss.
wAsHINoTos, Dec. I, 1851
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LOG AL NE w s..

TRIALS BEFoRB TUE MILITARY Commission.
Before the Military Commission, Of which Major
Foster, i75th New York, Judge kdvocste, the cases
Of Beujsmi Newmsp, Issso slo<les, Simon sieklsu
and L. Hsilhrun Co., AL merchants on seventh
runners TO be conveyed wi'hia the enemy's lines,
were /, led this morning "A IN the case Of John
500 & sutton, the principal witness was Pardon
The "a Of Jamei p. Harry wa, also put on
trial. He was formerly iu the rebel aimyi came
here and stated II 10 DR.. Lloyd, whom no sup
puted to be q rebel, but who was Union man,
then on his return from Libby prison.
Brig. Gen. Francis Fessenden Ia absent from the
commission on account Of q homorrhaRe OF his
wound, which cQnrneu him TO his he'd. The bleed
ing was caused by the use Of ArtdolAlles before
the wound was amply healed,
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8. P. HANscoM. EDITOR.

". ). MURTAsH & CO., PUBLISHERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-16
A Scarcity OF Cotton rhr. .sensd.

Mr. McHenry. author of the Cotton Trade" Is
stated by the London Ilder to have written letter t.
the Sa1da d. in which he says that the total stock oil
cotton in Europe and the Yankee States lst Janu-
ay 1864 -amounted 10 bur 900 900 of bales, of 400
weigh each Of this stock the Federal States posst S.
100000 bales leaving but 600 600 for Europe. vi
these O0G 900 baes, six vtnlhs are OF quality So
interior be useless for all kinds OF manutac ures
unless with the admxure of large proportion oil the
better Sorts which it is impossible TO obtain SUCH Is
the supply As TO the mand, it is sufficient to OBJ
serve that in 1860 the manufacturers on Doth sides Of
the Atlantic apparently used up 600 OO0-reay out
500 OOO-tEat is ony the latter quantity was taken
by people using and wearing cotton goods. Suppos-
ing the wants of the world to be what they were four
yearsago aud deductiug 100000 bales that were sold
every year in manufactured condition 10 supply me
Confederate States, the deficiency Will De Z'zooOo
bales-that u.s. the consumers who depend upon Eu-
rope and YsDkeedom for their cotton goods will lai
that far short Of getting their supply.
In the meantime the distress OF the manufacturing
districts already sufficiently appalling IS inch easing al
DO, tentous rae Ia the town Of Preston alone twenty
eli ht mills had closed in January, and the number OF
persons entirely Wit out work IL consequence was IL
2O9 The eatire number of persons receiving chart
tabie assistance is 26 000 all because the mills have
stopped for the want Of cotton. 10 such condition
has the inhum an neutrality" of Lord Pamerston re-
duced his country.
Of the 1000 900 bales alluded to, little more than
half came from Iuda-that is to say, 1000 600 bales
MIR. McHsnry says there will not be q bale in the
warehouse at the end of the year.