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Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
PHANs' COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT;
In the case OF Frederick Emmerich, executor
Of Thomas II ssnderson, deceased, the exeou.
tor aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the Or.
P PhnnS Court o. WSsesi1gtoD county Aforesaid sp.
the final settlement and distribution OF the
estate Of said deeeased and OF the Asses in hand,
IS far as the same have been collected and turned
into money! when and where all the creditors and
heirs of sAid deceased notified TO attend tat the
with their claims properly Youehed, or they N sy
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit In
sad sal deoeSSsds estates provided copy Of this q Or.
National RePu0IieGH previous TO the said sOh day OF
lest &C. ROBBINS,
aus-iAwSw' RoRister OF WnlE.
THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the Euhsoribe- has obtained nc m the Orpb ana
S0Ml9i Warrington county, In the District VI
Coiuhhia, letter; Of atmtnis tratiOn W. .. on the
personal estAtsoI AOTAhAm A. HaVel md, late OF
Washington City, D. G., deceased. Ali persons
having claims against tho IAld deceased are here
the eof To the subscriber or before the esh day
OF August next; they may otherwise b. law be ex.
eiGded from all benent q "a "a s.tAte
1854 JOHN HICGISs'
sus.wsw' '''
TNIllo Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the su6IeribeT has obtained from the Orphan.
Court Of Washington County, In the District OF
estate OF beInArd WaggAmAn, late OF Warrington
city, y. {, deceased. All persons having claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber, on o. before the lsth day Of July
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this l9th day Of July, A.
d. 1854.
THEREsE WAGGAMAR,
Jy2o-wSWs kxacur Il,
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN TRIO,
WILLIAMS poUGHERLY, AND REDDEE
IN NEW EICENrRIcITIEs,
To-NIGHr, AT THE
CANTEkBURY,
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NJ EW YORK
~ AND
WASHING TON
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
skmLRkEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
NGTON AND GEORGEToWN, D. C.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALVOR, AND JAB. 3. GREEN.
=, Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
SShDAEA At 10 q. m, from foot Of High street,
York. -. ~ ''0' VI "A ''te'.' N0"
Fer frasht or passage apply to
MORGAN 4 RH1NEHART, Agents,
foot OF High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
uHs-sn lit Wall street, New yorh
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Jseo-sf ' General Ticfss Agent.
1854. ARHANSssNEHTslS64 y
HEw ronK LIHEs.
KiEs LINKS. oN HAAoAD 'o"f"
FQOK PHAADELPRIA TO NEW YORK
.... AND WAY PLACES,
Sksa Wsinut Street Wharf and Ksn-
RiaRton Depot, -r
VIVA LNAvs As FOLLOWS, WEI. Fare
~ :. 81, via Camden and Amboy--C. A.
~ sS2lSSsSs S%,Tls Ssaaea aiyor;py ci,y-Nsw t''
~ !: Il, Va Camden and Jsroy city, .
~ <. ", VI. tsndsa and isi,sy CITY
Am !. i,vi, ksS:ias.oa and Jersey c.y.' =
a. p t. HIapFiG' pyis 'c.aesn .ni AnDoy.c. and "
~ +. u, vis Camden and AmDOy--o and -
~ Z. a,, aasESl Wa KsniIag.oa and Jersey city,
Warrington and n. Y. Express 400
Az az 7. a, via Ksnliaston and Jersey Ci,yi
At nxF. x, Vfs M ksn,ias.on and yOrisy aE, Nv
Al ix SSSsfsSn SsR 4. q Rsa..nt.en and Jersey I
Az 2. Il, ,YiS c.hdea and 1nbOy-Aeeon, '''s
TuodStion (TFeight and PaEhenger)-
Il IT Sls;: sis:. nsLs; .isSss . ~
Tbs s.l6P. NJ. ETcuing Mai and the i.so (Nighi
southsfn express viii run daily, (An others, Sun
isYE exeopted.)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave WoiGut street wharf At and q. rn., ~ m,
L Leave Remington Depot at Ills =. N, as6, 10
| and Gas p. m., and 1880 q. m. (night.l
days excepted. -
NEW YoRE AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
d nRrClAv AZ a n m N q n M
From foot of Cortland atreet ~ I, and 10 4. M,
70 m, and p. M, and y night.
eGsStsG 5sS m line Fn7S f y GihsF. AssHs ssRsa'V
-eanA nyEgHyA. Dec q, iss,: dan
DTERGiS OF THE SUPREME COURT
Il Of The DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| is hsrSby Glyen shat, by rule Of the Couri, i.s
| terms have beon liked as follows;
Third Monday Of January.
| Eirtt MONDAY Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
Terms Of he CiFCUi Court,
In which alone Jury q impAnnalSd for ,Ls Trial
FIrtt TIesisy OF February.
,'chird Eiopr sy Of May, N
GiTEt Tuesday OF NOIembssE =
3erElI Qf l,0 CTia.iIdl C6ar. q
First Monday Of March.
lLifd hIOnhsY OF June,
ftFst Mooday OF December.
IsrRI of hRs Dtaria COtEt
ftrbt eIOntby OF DeoembeT.
SpHcigl 1GTNI
| Eirst TGesdsy Gf January,
| ElTst Tuesday uf ES aFuSIy.
| TirHt Tuuaday OF rIarih,
FLTEt TueIday of April.
| Third MoIlAy Of May.
| kirst 1ueEdAy Cf June.
| Slrt TuosdAY OF July.
| TfISt Tuesday OF September.
pir6t Tuesday Of October.
First Tuesday OF Novemberi
ygFIt Tuesday OF DaesabsF,
~ Ordo Of tha Court 3D.. MEGA
'Vst
IN ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.---W
lO Gkvo now IN ftoFo q full stock OF 6entlemen'I
Spring OyeIgoAtE, EuSinHEs suitB pTsBS Suits, and
Furnishing Goods Of Tho lAtEIt Htylea, mAnufAstuE
Sd with the same degree Of u6steIs, style, and eiS
EAnsS, ~ II made 70 order. -.
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~ Y II l q l A l..

Captain lst Regiment v. n. c., and Provost
bInruhAl District OF Coiumbia. my26-tf
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN TRIO,

WILLIAMS, DoUGHERTY, AND REDDEE,
IN NEW ECCENrhIcITIEs,
TONIGHT, AT THE
.., cANTEMVRY
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Cure for WhOOpins Cough.

Nr. James CrAi9. OF \rwcastle-on-
rvn,, in E,ngIanl, has published Il paper
IN winch. after avrriing to the fact thai
Twelve thousand two h.ln:ll~d and seventy
two persons dirI from wfooring cough IN
1862. he states that during a recent visit
he noticed in the most Respectable Swted
i>h Journals a statement to the effect that
whoopimg cough can be cured by lnha!In@
tie air from the purifying apparatus in
pa. works Onr OF these writers says:
:. This knowledge we have had trom two
TO three months know Il family where
three children Were cured by three visits to
the purifying house. Our most diStin-
guishcd physician for the diseases Of chill
dr,n. Prot. Abelin. has found the remedy
equally effective on a patient of his OWN
family. have seen a boy from three TO
to.r years OF age cured b. six visits,
the first three Only lasting ten TO fifteen
minutes: shc latter, on the contrary, thlr-
ty to forty five minutes Mr.. H. NJ L.
Backlcr of London confirms this statement
and adds that the practice Of sending chill
dred TO Gas wUlh, to iailale the gas from
newly-opencl purifiers has been adopted in
France for two ycars past: and he says
that. from information obtained at various
works which he frequently visits, he inters
that the cure for whooplng cough is per-
feet. 1t often occurs that as many as a
dozen children are brought TO the Gas
work.. at one time, and the managers have
now come to regard this new custom as
part of the daily routine OF business,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-11
Z National Thanksgiving.
In Ihe President Of tie United States of
Imeric0,
4 Proclamation.

I 1t has pleased Almighty God to prolong
our national life another wear. defendin"
lis with His guardian care against un-
friendly designs from abroad. and vouch-
Saiing to us iii His mercy many and signal
victories over the enemy who is of our
own household. 1t has also pleased our
Heavenly Father to favor as well our riti-
Zens IN their homes a> our soldiers in their
camps and our sailors on the river, and
seas with unusual health He has LARGELY
augmented our free population by cnanci-
pa'lon and by immigration. while he has
opened to It's new sources OF wealth. and
has crowned the labor of our working
men in every department Of industry with
abundant reward Moreover. He ha, been
pleased to animate and inspire our minds
and hearts with torilludc. courage and
resolution sufficient for the Great trial of
civil war. into which We have been brought
by our adherence, as nation. to the
cause of freedom and humanity, and to
afford to us reasonable hopes Of an ulti-
mate and happy deli> er;mce from all our
dangers ami afillctlon>.
Now therefore |, Abraham Lincoln.
President of the nitcd States, do hereby
appoint and sci apart the last Thursday
III November next, - 'iay which de
sire to be observed y ail my tclow-citi-
zen>. wherever they 'nay then be. a. day
oi Thanksgiving ANA PRAYER to Almighty
God. the benclcent Creator and Ruler ot
the unis rSe. and do further recommend
to- my ieilow-cltlzen> aforesaid. that ON
that occasion they do revcrent,y humble
Themselves i'll the dust. aud from thence
otltr up pcnitent aud irrycnt prayer, and
Suppllcatlon> TO the Great Di-l">,r oi'
events for he return oi the inr>t lablr
blessings of peace. union. am harmony
throughout the lanu which it Ia pic;l>cd
hm to assign d. Il dweIIin4-place for our
SELVES and our po-lrrily throughout al!
generations.
In testimony whereof | have hcr"rn,o
sci my hand and caused the seal ot the
niGcd States t. be affixed
Done at the city OF Washington. thi~ 2Oih
day of Oclbcr, in the year Of our I."rd
1851, and OF the Independence oI the
United States the cighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Bl the President WM. H. SEWARD. Sec
rttiirv OF State.
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IC,N'T Do WITHOUT A PAPER.

What do without : paper: No,
I've tried il u my sorrow;
So, 10 subscribe for one III go,
Nor wait until Tomorrow.
Should lovers drown CT hang themselves,
Or cut other foolish capcr,
never get TO hear Oft,
do not take the paper.
Whv, there my neighbor, old John Stout
lie ALWAYS hears the news,
and h.ying news to talk about,
He never gets the blues.
While others avn III ,nrui.
His mind is light as yapor
The cause Is plain to half an eye,
lie always takes the papers.
i,-hile neighbor Stout hears all the news,
md knows the current price,
MI llways minds hi P's and Q's.
:, taking good advice.
7 clnapt tell the price of calves,
-! poultry, coffee tape, or
ANY kind of merchandise,
Because take no paper.
Though have studies, which require
Much time and men,al labor,
Y can spare a ittlc tine.
As well as Stout my neighhOr;
Though time is precious, can use
A longer midnight taper.
And thus take un,e to " read the news.
Therefore III take the paper.
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&" Cast Him Out -

4 friend oT mine. h.";;;.in. girl. at
an early "gr ~,,> III IN orr..,,,i. \ de
mon. in ;lr form. u' al ;},..''i man, led
hrr into in hN i3-i,j,Nr-,.: undermining
.rr rcligious bciici. and iiaaiiy, by the aid
Of many lis and promises. effected hcr
ran. 1t was not all at one" that She
plunged INTO the ,thy>- 90 rise no more.
Even after her tair tame had come to be
qucsioacd, there We're struggles to resist
the threatening degradation. can see ii
now a. looi> baci, over her terribly short
history. how her Young nature rccoltcd
from the darkness how She ttenbIcd ~
she came Ii,ar the brink Of the prc,ipicc.
Oh. how wildly come to mind her mute
appeals ior sympathy and protection
Rut the evil report had cone forth, and
wherever SIIe turned -he ioand the doors
oI ~orirty closed against hcr. Mothers
Warllc,l ihrir children not to have any
thing 10 do with " that creature they
thcnsrlyc, treated her coidiy, her employ
cr> turned her away. and she, Il pooY,
moiinrI,,>, hrait-brohrr thin@. va, lcll
10 the SERPENT Wilt> I'll the villain WHO be
traved her
1t was a season OF reviv's! She looked
for hclp to the chInrh OF Goi 1t wiE
the last struggle OF 4 drowning soul. The
truth a. preached by Il godiy evangelist
took root III the heart OF the sln-burdehe'
wanderer She wert and prayed, ar'S'
Tor prayers, and pat herself III Tie way o
Christians h'i Tie til''rch ''irhe'i lis p'tcF
on her, gathered ny itS pii"Il>ai'al looe
IL the sinner "ahe W''NnGiy along an'
then. iIiIei with h"f!'s '9'' despair, ..
the ai'lce ol the "I-.'h "ho liitd "oh'
all tins wrong. anH s'''iHi-!y driNth liier'
for shelter, she entered "Ae OF the haunt
of vice and woe conimoh III the great cIiy
What became oi the ilend III hGnal
to.m who had dragged her down from he
;li"h estate OF be"uty, innocence, ;n'
happiness Did the earth open and swui
low him up Did he >wlr6 for hl~ crime
l just spectacle ior heaven and earth t
gaze at and be clad Did decent nie'
and women chase him trom their pfes,iic
Is they would a cannlbal mnr0cfrr
How it made my check, tingI", and IN
heart throb with indignation, when saw
a few evening, since, thal loath:umt mon
.t"r in the center ii a group OF re-. .,ecta
Bile ladies. receiving Their attentions,
Yes. | saw the dastarIlv wretch VIII
mad nrr,,r,J his ..ouI with false vows. vii
had received a jaroc sum from the propl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-11

- -ALout midnight oi the Isl inst. a
number of raiders attempted 10 surprise
anil c;,I,iare lhc " ai,-r Battery III C;lstine,
Maine, bui ilie g;,rri>yl, r..lliei and dro, {
the attacking party of. The number OF
RAIDER i not Alown AMI IL i NOT aScer-
tanned where they came from The "oF-
ernor ot Maine l. taking active measures
TO have Tie whole coaet put ia a STATE oi
defence,
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as a hungry mans might after anothel
sort Of roll. Il dare>av they'll max,
some stupid Objection Come along"
could not surmi>e what was about to hap
PEN but ] confess | was greatly oratitie,
at being associated with the great Bullion
upon such an enterprise; lust as orr
might feel honored at being appointed see
ond (or still more. to hold the stakes) il
IN encounter between Lord Ovcrstone anC
Baron Rothsc!ild.
We entered the great Temple of Mann
mon, and MIR. Bullion rendered his five.
pound note at the mahogany altar.
The officiating hamen gaye it one search
ing scrutiny, and shoveloi out the five
>overcign- upon the counter
! I" suppose that it Is a good one" ob-
served Mr., Bullion quietly.
With swift sweep OF his pr,cticed fin
GERS, the clerk regaincd possession of the
gold. and regarded us with mingled aver
lon and diSmay
" '''' w you 'ii'''" ,"''' ne re-cN-
a,lll'lih9 tne note anti this time VIII
'''''por'''e care
- suppose it IS a good one" repeated
VII nulnlon'
We'll, | don't see anything the matter
WIN II ou' YOU must put your name OH
''ie 'E''k'
y ''car. 10, Returned my lrlehd dc-
cl@iN'iE should not think OF dong
iii't' why. how Il" You Know can
write ::
"Ah, YOU can write we'll enough, >;'ld
tn" clerk mpallcniIy- Come none "i
Your tricks. 1t y"u do not pat your name
upon II, Won shall uol have your change,
MY name Is upon 1t. returned Mr,
Bullion @ravcIv.
- don't -, If =" r,plird the clerk. hold
; mo TN. unt, ~, to tI,,. Eubt =. can see
rntI,;p,, o,, tL., I.,,I- ~ all
.I,.., l., n..n, ,,,oJ t,;ond
|,.p' ,,. !; a.. =.
IN ,I.;;,,
=" CIV ,'''' ~ - '''''' ''' '''''
Tt''' IN '''''' I...,. =,
+ '" "V'' - I'"'
j''', =, - ''' '','' ''''' =. A.
,,u. - ~ .,I,
''",''U'' '''Nl''- '''' NJ ''''7' ''" T'':,
'"'' f''''''.S Il "t"''' '''' ''''''' =
~" zen i'll''''''> |" nl,'h' "F E'"' i''''''
"I'"" '''' i,oIli'' H. go i',' ''''''' my
'''''E ~ .N''''' minutes ''.'' '"' l''
,>''>' ''''i'@ ii'H '''''''' '''''i'0' ~" -
t'''H,'>' ','' S''''I'''' -" .,'"' ''''' ~
''''''A III l''3,''''' "l WIZ
,""W cause why 'i'H 1l',l' h'' ~ '.'''''' ~
halhrup> ram l. t"'r H"'' ''!'> ii''''
i, yea ~ 'il'ill' 10 No" li'''''' ~ '''''0'
PAYMENT
lie spectacle "t H'irrilliia'lol' anu III
''SN'N"H a'"r,''" 'H W. n"',,",, ,, III ,,.5a' ,''
l.,I .I,,J. H., ,,rr,urr.p
-,,,,.,i,..,,, .,I,,ut r.u.uItip" tine head OF
his d,.p,,im.nt and di,al,pcared within
;hr inferior of the buildinp. We remain
cd the center ot an adlniring commercial
crowd th, minority ot whom. | believe.
/ iuaoiurd Il, to he a couple of au,lacurl,
,wm,.IclS. At eleven minutes after tw,
Mr. Bullion addressed Il nrighhoring clerk
/ iu = -ouoruu- voice:
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so winning, Sc joyous, Would that
could lift YOU up again to life and hope
But it is too late, too late.
Plying Saviour, look down upon her
with compassion, and let her not be lost
at last .-7iuct JouuuL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-11

TIE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-Com.cnt>
for November: Leaves from an Officer
Journal, an interesting article bv Col,
iIiegim>on. who has from the first he'd
command of a black regiment Riches
The Ncn"eanca of de Gour.uc>: Lma
Charles Lambs tncollectcd Writing
". To William Cullen Bryant: Iou~e
and Home Paper-N. in which Mr..
Stowe makes herself peculiarly interc~tin@
and instructive: The New School ot Bl-
ography; The Last Rail-: Finances %
the Revolution. Il good article ior III"
times Through Tickets to N;'n rah'i>''o
A Prophecy: Sca-iIcurs with Il Dy>-
peptic; The Twentieth Presidential Elec-
ton; Reviews and Literary Notices.
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ORR YorNG FCiK>-Mc>>IS. Ticknor
K Firid> ar about TO start Il ncw illu>ir.,-
ted juvenile ia ,:...zi:,o under the editorial
char.e =, i.go popular authors, a lady
an,l gentleman. 1t i 10 he called .-onr
Yo.,ng FoiA~,'' and many prominent WI
ter, will contribute to III columnS-a,nong
them. Capt. Mayn, Reid. Mr.. Stow,
Gail Hamilton. Carleton" and j. I,
Trowhrid-e.
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4. e. GAGE. ARTIST,


D-iL.E IL WATCHES. JEwEIRY. SILVER AM
.iATFp WARE, sPgCTACLES. hooks. STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, TOYS, &C.
..t ~ and engraving done with elegance and prompt
...- 81, pp-ltc Post Office, Stain street.
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THE CAL + DOMAIN.

=, - STONE y Go. Publishers
Dr,r-g * !oo "r.:h 3t Cou- Hou-o
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

TIE CkNAL--There have bean but few arr
rivals or departures within day or two. Ths
following cleared on Saturday. Wat Boat John n.
Williams, RollisOn, Capt j. Short, stone; Mollie,
O. d. Cramptonj X. v. Tas el, Hughesj J: D. Tur-
ton, Hugbss, Severn, MarmAdukej Ceres, Kentley.
All but the two hrst named cleared for Cumbe,-
land. To-day tho w. H. BrAmhA l. DAnner, mas
ter, and the VIM. Borden, Wright, masteL de-
partsd--the former for CumberlAnd. Nnoe JAnu-
ary nrst Of this year 2, ia boats have eieAred.s
The arrivals to-day are the y. L. Ttlghmhn and
the o. A. RApello, both with coal consigned to thu
HAmpshirs ard Baltimore Company and the latter
TO the Cumberlkud Coal and Iron co. ~. - Z,
There 10 . large quantity Of water In the canal,
but 10 n supposed the ios above shephsrdstown
has impedsd the progress Of the boats somewhat.
Ths ios-breAksrs were sent upon Frld.y last. Tia
season 10, however, nearly over and thsrpwill bs
but few more arrivals Of coal this ysar.ff tsTf
Portef Georgaolen. Entered; Schooner Minerva,
CroismAn, from New York. steamer May Flower,
Robinson, from PhilsdelphiAi steamer Norfolk,
Cleared .-sloop Meehanic, Lewis, master, for
schooner Ocean Eagle, schooner Sarah Jane, Trap,
and schooner Maynower, Baunee, for Tangiernu I
A otaei Prscfna.-Ihs b'ottsr of the Third police
precinct station has been blank tor the past two
days, not . ease having been reported. r O.
Mad Dog.-This morning ofneer Finley killed I
dog on Bridge street, that gave Hymptoms OF by
drophobiA. I'D
Business in Georgetown 10 comp dull
the weather and mud no doubt causing depres
| aion. But little grain or produce has sFfiVed to
day. Ms, Peter Berry quotes potatoes lJAoknoE
whites) at i2o@I2o, and onions at ekQeN,
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TFIoIAL.l
PASSPORTS.
wAsnissTos, RansS.besa bss.mDsr e +, IisssL

DEPARTMEHT or STATE, I
WARRINGTON, December II, 1884 d
The President directs that, except Immigrant
passengers directly entering an American port
by sea, henceforth no traveller shall be allowed
to enter the United States from foreign coun-
try without passport II a citizen. the pass
port must be from this department, or from
some United States Minister or Consul abroad;
and II an alien, from the competent authority
Of his own country; the passport to be counter
Igned by a diplomatic agent Of the United
States. This regulation 10 intended to apply
especially to persons proposing to come 10 the
United States from the neighboring British
provinces. It's observance will be strictly en-
forced by all officers, civil, military, and naval
In the service of the United States, and the
State and municipal authorities are requested
to aid in Its execution. It is expected, how
ever, that no immigrant passenger, coming In
manner aforesaid, will be obstructed, or any
other persons who may set out on their way
hjther before intelligence OF this regulation
could reasonably be expected to reach tn,
country from which they may have started.
! ..r.... .-s. sr WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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pr.m.,,ons IN ths medical Corps.

The following promotions in the medical
corps Of the army have recently been made;
Surgeon Madison Mills, appointed Medical
inspector General, with the rank OF colonel, to
date December /, 1854. ...f-lrar..
Surgeons @. 8. Thpler, Charles McDougAll,
and J. J. b. Wright, appointed Colonies BY
breyst, TO date November 90, 1884. ...
Surgeon Thomes A. PaTlin, United States
army, Medical Director Army Of the Potomac,
appointed Lieut.. Colonel BY breyct. ."'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19

M Diseases OF tine Nervous, Seminal.
Urfnary and Sexual hyGtcms--new and reliable
trestnsnt--in Reports Of the HOWARD AssoClk-
TION-Ssnt ky mail In sealed letter enyoloptA
fre OF charge. AddrcEs, Dr.. J. sKILLIN hOUGH
TON, Howird Arsooiatton, No. South Ninth
street, fhiladslphis, Pa. m2S-ly
The Confsssions and Experiences OF
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The n n B.tabiishine ths-Graas Of vios
Adnirsi In ths,rsvy.
The bill introduced n The House to-day, BY
Mr a, HeRiee, of Msss., V create thegr.dsoi
va A1r,irsl in ths rsvy, isas follows "a
sBs h sro<sd, ~, That the President bs
and no hereby is empowered 70 appoint, By and
Nth The consent nd ADVICE Of the Senate, 4
Vice Admiral Of the Navy, who shan rank IN
grade next aboye that Of Rear Admiral, and
and whose annual rata Of pay shall be, on aes
service "a, 600, on other duty 5000, and on
lesse ofwaitihg orders sl,0oo."H w
Tho bill was referred 70 thscommittee or
Nsvsi Afisis, who 10 is understood viii rspori
favorably upon II. .t.rn