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l. o AL N e w 8.

TIE TRIAL OF On. KEAsBr.-The trial OF
Dr. y y, .ksa,sy, surGeon OF the Board Of Enrol
%sss q ths ,n J.s sssrRiS ta nosnn
is President, and Major Burnhsm Judge 1d-
Captain seheetz was examined with regard 70
offered BY II. II. Arnold on the 18th OF May. VII.
mesa recollection not ear, but he thought II
kS s ss ss Sosny e g fSs ss
themselves who were enlisted.
Examined By MI, Hlne-witness knsw that run
soon 40 the men were mustered In, but witness
could not swear u was the general custom Wit
By before shs sir % 81 Mss AK ossarrsd pr ss;s.
that time witness did not think DR.. Keasby wss
doing anything wrong ~ aiding his brother. Tnsre
By The Jsdss Adsoosts: wiins.s does NOT n.
from the state Of mAssAehusetts 70 pay .boun{iss
Iah. Amer that date witness had no ssnsrAi fasa,
but recruits were paid By Massachusetts a. soon ss
TSs Court resolved That II would al, to-day
Cen. Terry ' moved ,h.. so musA of the ....imony
., G.pss sshss,s - rs.ted TO the military rank q
Tho. Judge Advocate shjested, on the ground
thatthe question was asked py ths aesuved, and
Gen. Terry thought the que.tioa and answer
had no business upon the record. ItwAs clearly
. s,1 %: ,ss S: mo
put upon the record, Tor the sseused, under the
army !. suiAtisps, really h.a no rank. %
Court wss cleared for deliberation. 5.agl
H. H. Dudley recalled The Judge Advocate
asked the question, n nassaehusetts paid certain
amount Of premium TO recruiting agents outsids Of
the regular premiums which have been spoken Of
oMseted TO, on the sround that 10 was imma-
The Court was cleared for dsiiberasion. On no
openinE. the Judge Advocate stated the ohiestioa
The question was then rspss..d 10 which VII
ness answered there was an addfiionAl premium,
paid OF sioo: made arrangements with Gibbs
payment Of 900 ior recruits. The recruits, Lloyd
Sherwood, Newton and others, preiented on Nay
70, were taken TO the once by Hiram Arnoid. ~
should judge from that sheet were presented BY
an extra premium outside Of tbs cas- Of sioo. 81
n.s.a % 'ns .sss' ycs S
know Il Dr.. Ksssby knew Of ihs arrangement
Cross-exsminsd; know nothing about the mat
I only what heard Captain sshtetz say, Z i3a
Wm: a. Aublei a.sidesin WashinstohI clerks for
There was an arrangement 20 pay sioo 10 agents
for p occurring Substitutes for MasIAehusetias
took man TO DR.. Keasbys brother 70 get him 10
not be passed " presented him. Iexamlpsd The
looked very weak, and ( thought he would not
ln lnn took him to ChAs. A. Ksaaby. He pre-
Cross-eHs4insd; fhs Doctors brother paid me
the money Ia both casesj ] saw the Massachusetts
pIy as SSy 2
about Hixteenj doubt II they were accepted, only
was paid the money foE them By Chas. a. keai-
tks msn 70 Charles KsasSy, bsssSse hs Iss 'iS iSs
Doctors brotheri about an hour after he took the
recruits to the ONCE, Charles KsAaby paid me for
aHi7Il!IrHJ 80 1
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CosImMlrfoss.-The following connrmA

CosTIRMLrioEs.-The following eonfirma-
tions were made In the Senate yesterday
Joseph q. Bowman, assessor internal reve-
nue., First district Indiana, vice James q.
Hutchinson, removed. Y
Benjamin Y. scribner, collector OF Internal
revenue, same district, vice Henry Crawford,
removed. I '-.
b. Flat Carpenter, assessor OF internal rev.
enne, Twelfth district New York. ~
Jonathan j.. Wright, collector internal rev.
enue, Sixth district Indiana. 70 !.
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BHLIARD MATCH IN PHMADsLPHIA.-The
billiard match between Mr.. Victor Rstephe. the
champion OF Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Robert I.
RyAll, took place Tuesday night in SAMSON
Street Hall, in the presence OF large audience,
a number OF whom were ladies. Il resulted In
q victory for Mr.. Estephe BY two hundred and
thirty-four points, the score standing twelve
hundred for Estephe and nine hundred and
sixty-six for Ryalf. r..Ef n" --ID-..- :
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DfsTIEouIpHHD ARRIykIs.-The following.
named gentlemen are at the National Hotel In
THIS city; Governor Gilmore, Adjutant General
Head, Hon. Leonard Chase, Hon. Peter Ban
born, Col. q. H. Hutchins, Uol. 8. H. Dumas,
eI-Goy. Halle, J. II. Gilmore, John Fox, Rsq.
Seth 9rcepIeai and lady, H. O. shattuck and
iAdy, Hon. X. A. Straw, Ruel Durkee, ks1. \
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IN First coRPs-NoTIcE TO VETERANS.
HEADsyAnrTHs Isr ARmT conrs, /

HEADaUAhTEhs Isr Amy ConPsl
Z WAsuiHoToH, d. O., Dec 1, 1854
/ volaans desiring 70 enlist In the lat Army
OoEps, 70 b organized under the recent order OF
the War nspAFtmsnt, should report In person a.
the once of oolonal Q. Y. Johnson, soidisr1 Rsst,
Daltimore and oAio Railroad Depot, WAahington.
They viii thea be sondustsd 10 the bAFrasks,
whore they win Be critically sxAninsd, and, n
liDund duiy Qahllnsd. inmsdiAtsly mustered into
ths service.
~ esasr of MAJ, Gsp. Hansoski
daln1ss i1AlaIls irInLHY ANDERSON,
dee ad Assistant AaIutARt General
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IT il stated that In burning the wbsat ana
corn-staIks belonging 70 the rebels In me val
ley Of the bhen4ndoah, several explosions OF
heavy ammunltlon took place. Ii had been
hidden away By tho rebels topreyent its falling
into our hands.
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Tm sEIT.RsakRpIse GoyHRNoR BRowN.-
Tho Savannah ReplbliedR complains that wher
Gov. Brown 1ed from Milledgeville, he left ths
properly OF the Btate 10 take care Of itself, bui
saved all Ills own personHl effects, even 70 hiG
eAbbages. From the peculiar emphasis laid on
the latter, II may be supposed that vegetables
are scarce In Savannah, and that the editor
cannot get the cabbages out OF his head. 2.
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Ezplss,on OF Pey.a.r m,,i..

WnMreros, Del, Dec. 15.-slx mills in the
riagley yard Of Dupont's powder mills, near
this city, exploded this morning, killing ten
men and woundlng several Others. The eTplo-
sion was the most serious one that has taken
place hero for years.
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OUH AKn IN PnHEsILyAHIA .--Gsn. Cad.
WaladeF n now removing his hesdquArters
from ChAmbersbuTg 70 this city. He takes
possession OF the quaTters nov occupied by
BY Ospt. Ashmead, In Girard street, a. the
government ofiee for transportation The
latter bureau will be moved TO rooms on mar
ket street, above Seventh. h.-PnaG., EOrA Am1-
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Tho "Duks's Motto" viii be repeated to-nie 4
Of Growers Theatre, on the occasion Of vesvni,,s
bsnent. He acting and singing in this pieos have
charmed crowded audiences, and nothinE lsas than
An overnowins house should bs found a Growers
to-nisht n ia u EfT .771T :
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Eser Us.h.-Iasssnt Advie ss from orset
SAT- Lake CITY mention curious ease Of OLSEN
ss 9s s's oSss
return hlousht sssh .shsrsr Of his bosom's joyI'
hs pIssssssd carton q ts nsS soil.s ssns.,ion, %
'Inbln's E1orilins.S ~ the use OF II her toilet
land. iSs srssn1sy:d re- % % Sonss.r III j.sioa.y a ,oon &
isspoi wss .ss cssuiI me other iSriy three
head The lord Of The Socsshod y.s Compelled % To %
- e n:
dispAtehed 70 50 Louisi and return laden with
.rieriii.ss When sssh f.Ir one found her.slf
ssisss n Gfas u than Gs' sas Il % x.
ssc,s oss. ss Sis s %.ss 70:
@css asps hos1i.@N.ysr iatrodSs. u siuSis's bias
menbsr of tta carton. "a Ia. I'd - $3.50 =
y n Diseases OF ths Nsrvous, Bsmin al,
urinary and ssxuAi sy.tems.nsw and reliable
Gsatnsnt- IN Reports % the HOWARD Ass0CtA-
nee Of charge Address, DR.. j. sKILLIN HoUGH'
LoN, hoyAid A.sosiation. No. South Ninth
street, fhilAdelphiA, Pa m2e-iy
n The ocaf.s.iens ard E1PeTisnes OF
Az lsyALID.-fublished for the bsnent, AAd as
iro9 E.rou: Debility, pts@.tufs Ds.sy ~ Of Man. Nam
oI siLr..usr. ~ one who has cured hinssif
aiter undergoing eonsiderabie quaekery. By en-
:sp:: nay q &. sss.sssss sasS single
2 "a - :. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, N.'S
dee s.ln brooklyn, kings Co., NJ.
Gf-InfeK.a alton Fres-To Nervous sufferers
psssssy, Prs@ssass ' Decay D. % sSS ToSsSssi i I%oa
p . faaiss = ii ySe n:sd Il Siss. q .S.is.l
remedy used IN his ease. Sufferers wishing 20
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PHILADnLPHIA, Dec. 14.--The United state.
Christian Commission received $50, 900 recently
nom the ladies Of Sacramento, California. Tbo
electoral college Of PennsyiyanIa voted 10
donate all the mileage Of LIS members and nav
OF in dispatch bearers 10 the Commission. -
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Rsrag.ss rssaa Lsudo.a v.n.y.

Within the pest ton days. 1t is estimated that
over three hundred Union families from Lou
doun and Fauqulsr counties have como within
our lines at Harper's Ferry, owing TO the ethrest
Of hosby to burn and destroy the dwellings Of
Union men In those counties, In retaliation for
the destruction Of property In the shenandoah
Valley by Gen. Sheridan. There Is great dis
treas among thesepoor refugees In eonseauence.
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sT. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-The weather IA clear
and not 90 cold 40 Il was yesterday. Heavy
noaang Ice continues 70 keep navigation sus-
pended. 80. fF1sf y
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b Y Ell e GRAPH.

Railread-weundsd Passssssrs BURNED
10 Death. ---a'Hl
DErRorr, Dec. l6.--A terrible accident oc.
CURED on the Grand Trunk railroad last night.
caused by-a collision with the western bound
train near this city. After the collision seye-
raj wounded passengers failed 10 extricate
themselves from the weight OF the earn, and
were burned TO death. Two persons are known
70 have suffered death In this manner. The
full extent Of the loss Of lie IL not yet ascer-
tained. - '.7'---
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Ban Francisco, Dec. 1s.-saiIed, steamer
Golden City, for Panama, with SIS psssep gers
and v ,oz2 ,1ss In gold, Of which SCAT 900 Is
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Ei.etion OF . U. s. senator from n.v.a.

I. BalR.--A cow belonging to Mr.. Gllmer, Of
Beaver Bay, was killed BY bear q short time
since. Bruin was Afterwards caught In trap,
his hide measured i've feet ten inches long,
minus head and tail.-Laks Superior Garetts.
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By TELEG RAPH.

Fre-a rersr.- Mesre, Arr,y.i r,e,,,
- fi,s s1, Psrt Royal ~
Ioarnsss Mosaoz, Dec. 14--The steamer
,. United states, Capt Shane, arrived here this
morning from Port Royal, 3. O., with larre
number Of released prisoners, yariously estI.
mated At from seven 10 eight hundred. The
eacnange OF prisoners, under Col. Muiford.
Hss Progreseing tavorably. Nothing definite
In relation 70 Maj. Cen. Sherm an a NOV an,
could be learned BY the passengers who came
up on the United States, bat the firing Of bIs
guns In the direction OF the Savannah river.
Scorgis, was distinctly hoard for several DAYS
prior 70 their sailing from Port Royal. q. b.
All the troops that the rebel goycrnment had
oeen able TO hastily assemble have been placed
20 = tne entertainments lmmediate:y surrounsi log
savannah, Ga, and Charleston, 8. o., so,i al
zen. sherman will meet with but very ilttle re-.
sistancc ~ on his onward march, until be reache,
the suburbs Of either Of the two cities, where
great preparations have been made 70 give hlm
q bloody reception, should he attempt Inc AN.
ture OF either Of them.
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Frem st. Leais-T -Ths eusrr,lia qu.ntr.n
Hep.reny MA asvsrsmsnt Train
IN panaer. "a NiFF.if'1 81 F77

-. ~ HsffIfHfI H .sH# ..s ..Hs = -.
sT. lQuIs, Dec. 1b.--The Lawrence TSibun.
says the notorious brigand Quantrell was re-
moved In an ambulsnce In Prices retrestlnQ
column, sick beyond hope Of recovery.
The recent explosion Of the steamer Maria
At Carondolst IL said 70 have been the work Of
rebel torpedoes- An inyssugstios Is soon 70
The Dauorai's special dispatch from Fort
Scott, Kansas. Dec. says, yesterday q
courier Arrived from Fort Gibson with dis
patches, and causing apprehension for the
safety OF the large Government train which len
camp camp A. a. I prywSCd 90 ten miles south Of this
The train consists Of 100 Government va
gons, yoke Of oxen TO each, 80 suffers wa
gons, mules 70 each, all heavily laden for
Fort 9ibson, distance eighteen miles. They
were guarded By q few dlsmounted indians
men. W'F' I'U Cs -
The train Is now said to be on washer river.
about 100 miles from here and the men throw.
ng up intrcnchments for defence, being close-
y Invested BY the rebel Gen. Gaines with roo
men and i've pieces Of artillery. =
Col Moonlight is reported TO be moving 10
he assistance Of the trains. i,sf (. -
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LOCAL NEWS.

NATIONAL LINCOLN AND JoHNsoN AaaooII.
night number o. the friends Of the
on Ninth street, and formed an organiIation on !
posllties shsr.eter for the support Oft incoming
the Central lincoln and Johnson Club Dreaded.
and Messra. 3 r., Brown and Jno. 7. Glsmcnts
sshd a. seoresaries. Resolutions were introdueo Cd
20 continue the organization az the Lincoln and
Johnson Club. This was opposed by many reatie-
men present on the ground that By the slscsion Of
saS s.s Al ,hs e The pa
however, favored the old name Of Linooln and
I2hn;n1 Club, with the prefix Of the word " Ma
mr. wm. P. Dole, 10 adyoestinr the old nam.
s.ia q believed he names Of Lincoln and Johnson
mean. me- union1 o. " And iorev T. IApplaussI
ten only when the names Of warrington and lei.
letson die out. lApplause The stars aad stripes
nso,n aoossJ snS Jos.,a. s.a 80 a. .hsa the names
elwsys i.asnbtred Liseoin and Johnson, 'a ans
These names wers always coupled with those OF
WAshington, Jefferson and the patriots OF The ear
i,sr d,ys t.pplaass and u was sminentiv proper
that the ibguishsd namss OF Lincoln and John.
torisus, should remain st the head Of the sssc-
,s ,oa.1 ss q. Ssi s... :soGS "a
z ;e;::s:: 8 ..ss ssa: \ q N: my.r., Of m,sA,.
ors.nilstlon as The Esticnsl Lincoln and Iosnsos @
Ihe election ofpermanent ofnssrs was nxed for
a. issgss s tine and e ne saawhiis the ossr. Of
a. oxeeutiye eomnIttee 70 perfs 81 srrsnasmep,s
A.. very respectable sum Of money was raised to
uensy It enpenses. u5l
earnestly 20 uofk, a. Important municips al eiec-
tion WA approaching, andit would Be a1yisabie
this Association had been formed, "A''"
Ihe question was raised 30 70 the work Of the
sommtses 70 report the names OF dsioyal parties
we're sont.an,d anu inc auues OF the eommittee
hence and after the sdjouramsnt the noe bsnd OF
msssis. Lew. Ciephane, Geo. II. Plant, John T.
MTl Anureu Caldwel, John n. Elvans, Mai.
and n snn many o,hsr omsers Of the club,
~ n, n,h .enesi ~ ~ 'nsm M oentntni sefenades.
a. sshoushous .ns eyening All were enthusiasts
oa shernsn, and the cheers for his success were
'sns anu ioua' .--..l. -. ~. .,.... II
IA. soLpiL SHOT Br A GuARp.-Last night
ions,as ~ oon,n oiqes psmed yohn msAde, %
sry. who wss in the oustody o ps,ra S,I.ss
" ~sxe ms eseepe At the corner OF
whss ~ nees sna rennsylyanis avenue,
Ths bali pssssd thfoash N boav ot os tne ~.
stomach. Hs Wss tsisa Sv ssrsssc, S Ioh z, 'ps
veite Of the 9th regiment " n. q, and by Poiio
man Bsrk ey, to Judiciary SQUARE hospitsI. wher.
fsess shootins n n, ssr,,s. sss ,S.s .n
whiis thronged Nth people, ns well A. ths relsnt
lsss and, perhaps, rnnsesssary sisyiss, should
~. t Etn lI l
"A RoUoH AND ToueH ConpIsron man
RslsS s:psso whS bee. his VI. g
eSnss soa.s ~hsS sSt ,ss sse
sitsd f,thsr too reushiy by Ioreas' lodssa som.
pl.int against her cruel husband At ihs civ Han
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+ oursrDr.-on our first page win be found
interesting literary Items, entertaining miscel-
lAny, poetry, etc. 81. Fsr s,-,
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The calendar Of the House has already been
cleared OF public bills, leaving only those Of q
private character 10 DO acted on. .F o.
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SecondEditien
THE AVYSHARES THE GLORY.
No Fighting To-day up 10 10 4. M.
oFyIoIAL DIsrAToH FROM prAR
hDnrHaL hxn TO rHnsnonE- sr
TARY OF PHn NAVY, a
FOUR o,cIocK, p. M.

The following oficisl dispatch from Rear
Admiral Lee. commanding our naval fOrc..be.
fore Nashville, who participated In he bst.le
ofyesterdsy, was received this afternoon by
the Secretary ofths Navy. II show. .h.. Hood
had neither retr.isd or be,n s,tsckod I'M IN 10
O'Clock this morning. 1,,a sS E1Ssa
CL.arsvnnr, Trrr., 10 a n, Dec. 10.
Hon, Gideon Wsuss, Secretary Of ne Nam, -
Gen. Thomas's attack yesterday upon Hooa,p
left, supported BY the 1o,h division OF thIs
sausoron, resulted In The csp,uroof Chslmer's
headq usrters train, with papers, one thousapd
prisoners, and sixteen pieces Of artillery, with
probable loss 70 the army not szessdiae n,
nnndred Killed and uoepd>d.l Tho attack viii
DO continued this morning. Q. p. LIE.
adl Rear Admiral Cong Mississippi Squad.
Rssenstruction Of IN. n.b.l,i,.. .,.,..
The bill introduced In the House yesterday
By Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, from the commi.t..
on States In Rebellion, provides for the appoint
ment BY the President, BY and with the advice
and consent OF the Senate, for States in rebel-
Hon provisional governor; that the proyi-
sionsl governor shall sec that the laws Of the
United States and laws Of the State eristipe
before the rebellion arc enforced, but no law |
or usage recognizing slavery shall be recog- |
nlz'd by any officer Or court In such State; that
taxes shall be levied and collected for the sup-
port OF government, etc. .'Hi Ain3 sIl ~ - /
The fourth section emsncipates ail slsye.
In such States, and their postefity, forever.
and provides for the discharge on habsa,
NJ ali, -. A i
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ANoFHHR DIvoRcn.-Yestsrday morning, In
MookAeee,A divorce q viaeule aiytneah wa
gr., ted " Juase Wylls, IN tho DistriSf 1unfsne
Ssad sSsOi.iat w q: vines sSs i;syaa y s ~. "a
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LnurrsAsr e.s.aAI eaAsr l,
TOWH. " lr7srsl 49,

nsutensnt General Grant accompanied BY
Mrs. Grant and Lieut.. Co.. Dent, (brother Of
frs. Grsnt,) and ool. Bowers, Of the Generals
stan, arrived in town last evening, and are
stopping at Willsrss. The General d In en-.
eellent health, and wns In fins spirits to-day
over the brilllsrs sueesss Of our urm. b.for,
Nashville. .a4sEYlTT n
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rRrDAr...,.@.saa. @aaasa ,iDEcEMBxR 10, 1854.
TO MEMBERS OF oosaRnss.

Senators and Representative can have the
DAILY NEfroxiT KSfUs6sJAs dellyercd- reeu.
larry and ptonpi,y 4 that tssidspees, su .rap-
prs, BY erdersas lthsoughl ths ssseretsry Of
hs sensts,a the Clerk. Of thu House o. Rspre
sensatisss, nsr 81 ths yRsrvlLLeAH ofnce, Sli
Hinth stfess, sbcse Pcansyissnia ssspus.s n.
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Es.s i:a:: :! ss::',: s;al'Isi ;ss:ll = : -
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Y. !: txsg, s.ss,ssy; = ssssc' sssssi 9
L. IN Pos psnsr.sas.--rhs rssai-ss "a NJ.
I. ,nSs.eS yssz 10 sesh ysss 70 have tslsn
n ~ ;s:sss sss NJ y,S q.
psstiss holding siess,. can h.,s a. .,,os., -.
fsas.ylys saIz .ssas. .nd EisyeatS. ID, II !,
.nr Hetiee.-An .sJsurnsa n.etinr OF
eiuz.nn 81 oeorgstown rubjset 10 dreft and favor.
b HID q 'ths oastem Houss rcnsr.ss ~ ssrs.a
d.iss. ID. 2soSsAkEn, secretary. !. y
Alrsirs Ths I..aie. .tt-shsd - fYi.sd
cnspei win bold fAit IA, the church, corner. of
pzV csh $500 ssa s,rssis s,h .s.1s. "a, sonnsesisg NON
.dns @ssis Vii & "a "a sss:nSsnsss M sSsss
y.: d ss., % sss .ssos fisH: se:is1 y SsSsi s.ss
es,e-ss lil1- .z h.l. 9. Z. l-a 90 Ilyts 2
~ eheft-fHand Wrftsr.-AnvI rscrso.. a
ssquilnt ne services, Of an sxpcriensed Mort
sPpisss 4 Gs'iis sSs TaissiRs R:P's room
!. II scfhu
n neatsa Han, corner of n and Ninfh
~ q Mr.. R.GKo1i3r vkNDENHorr 4. = n
The aseisbrafsd rrsrnst . Reader and Author.
fRIDky EvRNINc, Des. ia, Mr.. vANDEN-
oriripai Hancsoss ma Nv % seu IN .na %
and Trs /. and ssiiss ~ rnnllss ssuslss s
rfsns i and Amcrjssp wi and Hnnor IN the
eourss esas ei ~, chat Mr; Isndenhof win reoite
Hoberlt.dsn.s y s.S wsl .ens,.p sa,ue q
Extfavaganis, By San, tower. =, vs.. - A',A
Admi sion, with reserved seat a.
gyVns opsn stJl hssa.ng, Az. .-l.t Cd
vhsre a,.s-.n ~ - ~. muse STORE
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rewDERfs s,,,s -i,g,S5,

This widsiy and Justly sslsbrassd article, which
is used throughout Europe, and sonsidsrsd a
NECESSITY IN TIE ToiLEr orEvERY LApr,
Is now for ~ nrss tine insroduosd to the
s4.ss LApfKs OF AMKRIcA. r...-.-..
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rhANaIFANHIfPo wDER
Is unrivallsd for. removing chsps. Blotshss, Pin-
plss, chafss. and other impurities OF the skin,
rsndsrinr 10 SOFT. CLEAN, SMOOTH and BEAU
TIFuL.
yRANGIPANEI POWDER 'N'
ID used 70 remove TAN and EREcKLEs, giving
FRKsHNKss 70 tbs COMPLEXION and healthy
hue 10 the shia, with YOUTHFUL soFTNKss
ap7n FRkFGIPANEI POWDER
Is u.sd by the iAdies Of Europe to sprinkle on the
insids Of Kid Cloves, enabling tight glove to be
drawn On and or with ease and preventing their
being soiisd By perspirstion. Amer the glove II ;
Withdrawn IL leaves the hand smooth, soft and
white, with delicate frsshness and perfume.
FRAE0IrANNI POWDER
10 uss1 70 rsmoys all roughnsss and redness Of tbs
hands. arms and fAss. Il softens Cofns, and ali
other eutaneous sxereseensos. t' z, shf#yI G1.t
Frtss - sssfs SD % ssnfs, aesording TO size Of
package .lA' 'i' 'ra4-. alli'HspE aE-4| N
~ ssnt by mail on receipt OF price. 2 u 3 7sea5
For sals ~ wILcox CO., Sole Agents,
novtssa iei Water strsst, New York
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CRfifnLL U0URT--yudle Wyie,--Henry Wat
tins was iouI d guilty Of petit larceny, and was
Ssnsenssd 1otsH dAy' impuionment In the com
jasss nsGnirs. indicted for assault and battery,
submitted ais sAss, and ives sentenced 70 iAIi for
Ths ease Of Lafayette @. Baker, indicted upon
The ehargs o. falsely i@Pris ming stuart Gwya
wss put on " al Y. p Stanton and ChArlas n.
uiermshls appeared a. counsel for the defenee,
and Me..r. Bradley, sr., coombs and Darlington
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CRIinNI1 OouRT---Judge Wvls.--Heprv w

BnLIARDs.--A display OF billiards viii take
to-nisht. The mAsss shots on this occasion, -
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THH LUsBY CAsH. The case Of John y.
dipnseE ehsa.sa ylth ne IAsshlns snd nGrdssin
tol Hill, has been further postponed Till to-mor-
row olning, 81 10 o'clock. Hell Itin confined In
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CosrLY sw1AREs.--Four negro men named
James willis, Emery Johns, WR. San ers and
kAtcr iiiiAms, were arrested last night in lack
son Alley, by Omeers PAdgett and Rsnneksr, Of
profanity. They were sAeh nned sI.bo By Justice
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

LAaonsH OF HoRsss.-Bepjamin Generals,
by Omoer Howard, on the charge OF lteAlit r two
horses from Prince Georse'a county, valued at
Wesley 7 ylor, another oolored man, and in mmedi.
ately geeognized a. those which had been stolen
from M,lyland. Justise GibeTaon committed Cen
erals 10 jail for court. =