Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1863, Page 1

I PUBLISHED EVERY AF PERNOON! || (SUNDAY BACEPFED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS #7 @ecawzn Pexn’s AVENUE AND 11TH STREZT, BY *w. D. WALLACH. at ——_>— sats Papers served without wrappers by carr! Leent per copy, or 2 cents per month, Te prokages by carriers at @4a year, or 37: i month. To mail snbscribers (he pemrae, 60 a'yenr, in advance ; $2.50 for ot Ta) ree $1.95 for three months: and for less 80. the at the rate of 12 cents a. welt, Sing bs. oa with or without wrappers, TWO CBSTS 67 Avvensieunerts should be sent ty the | office before 1! o'clock m,; o‘herwise they may Bet uppear until the nex’ day t ~~ PROPOSALS. _ EBopeo 8s LB. re8'8 Coane TInGTO 5 v=, XXi. AUOTIUN SALES, FOTUKE DaYs. By J..0. Mo@UISB & O0.. Auctioneers. U 8.M iat Ookover toms: 't tel, BuaLep Pacpogars, for casa clas- reper 2 o’eluck p OF Bon?H Damp SECOND S?REBTS at 2 CORBRR : ived at ti ls office, unt m. } Posric Fark.—J ter Of the Petition of Rine'a ‘Sey of Deeowber next. for furnishing sp o ¥. Guasdige af Helen N. McSherry, the 17. 8. Marine ores dariog the year 1361. the McSherry . and James C MS, Ghetnd sniermeter of Woo Ore ene | Maser ne ee eigeae Gea ot Wome 30 a a of 8 ig ik s L OT6@ a’ 2 tclpt{s. Pa. free Of charac'to the Tuited’ tates, | souuteriamhe Dingnetot Cofuabin, duis mation ia eoch cuantities as may from time to time be re- Honorabdie supreme Court of ized. tald Llateiet im the, suattar of the aoavs |, V3: aid TE: ’ ena ; ATE < CEASA No 1. etiticn, the underdi wi jer for se, a Meco yates Bay Blue Kersey. all wool, ‘f-se from ole Auction, on the premises, op MONDA’ hait_S4in2hea wide toweigh 72 ounces 0 tha day of November, 153, at'do'stock, that wool dyed) * | elvgible and valuable vacant Property situeted at ae Kersey, a! woo! free from | the corner of D street north and 8¢coad street weat, schea wide, to weigh 22 ounces to DOwR an of Lots } and 6. im Square 57), frent- the yard (ivdigo t¥ed) feet son BD street and 170 fest 6 inghes on - $,£00 garde Dart Bize Fwilled Gioth, all wool. for ¢ond street, divided into four building lots. veiform erate (ind go wool dyed,)54 mches | fronting each 23 feet 10% Incher ou D stract ard 0 yards Brarlet Cloth, al! wool, (cochinesl- | wide, to we gh 2/ouncer per yart axed. S4inches wide, to weigh 16 ounces par ’ inches: to an ~ Terms and the residae in CLASS No. 2. 6,00 yards of @-4 Dark Biue Flannel for Oversaeks, ) 54 inches wide, running back 125 to an alley, and two trontin; ley. 5 : out fourth of Bios purchase monsy cash, 8: 19% fect on tecond street, ax@ running back i€7 feet ¢ bie respective! a! ry faissek tnaieo realered | Beate oh falar at aatrced yomenee wpe yards a3 4 Dard ine Flanael. for shirt, atl | proved pecaritne All convepanewe ena ate caeene woo! (indigo wool dyed) 27 i weleh 6: oune-8 per yar CP oiees 1,900 Grey Bl each per yard te. ali . ta Biter U! ii BF in sine four expense gi woll eo te ener. A) MoFHERBY. Guardian, £0, JO. MoGt IRE & U0, Auer. in the center; ineb:s long By J.C, MoGUIBE & OO.. Auctionsers, and 5 fe-t wide, and fre fro: 7,000 pair cf Woolen hooks, three stony» THE Teate of good feeee wool. with Post 108 De PusLio AvorioN.—On SdDAY sary ma nee mber zich até o'clock, on doubl twi-te? yarn. to weigh three pounds. per vara B REAL ESTATS ON EB SfRERT. » 5 OON, the premines, we dozen pairs. free from grease, of Lot No.2 im Square No. 406, ste Duss No 3 o and Toning, buck BI foo tone oe Te aela te dd caue, for Panta, 9 inches wide, | Siley' The Lot will be, sold in veo carte of Hs fost WH yards Write Licen for Shirts, 9) inches wide, | [romteseh; the west ney ie iparared Br ard stantis] Three-story and ha ‘the rast balf is woimproved, to weigh 1) onpces per yard 00 yards Canten Fla nel for Drawers, 77 inched wide, to weigh 7 ounces per yard CLABES No. 4 190 Tuiform Gaps eo nplate, inity cf the Patent Office xsept Pompons) 1,a¢ Pempons, red worsted, Dall- WS Ha drenteeedaee Dall-shaped, 6 inches Jocation. of this property (in the immediate ‘and Boat Office Depart- mente,)in o desirable position fora private resi- dence. or for office purposes, render the sale wo-thy the attention of persons seeking good property, 4 tt0 Parign- Care, with covers, tobe made of blue | sian ineispatable j cloth, indigo woo! dyed D. A. BUBR, Attorney for Owner. « 180 Btocks, Boi3 eck de J.C. MeGUIRE & O0,,An ts CLAiB No. 5 @* gross Coat But‘ oar. teagie) 20 wross Jacket Bationa, (aagie) 0 gore Vert Bottona, (eagle) By W.L. WALL & O0., Auctionsers. EREMPTOBY SALE OF A VALUABLE PF. MLL. amp Warea Privirece iN GrorGe Oounty, MaRkyLaND, WEDNEEDAY, the a5thof November. 13%, oclock M., we will sell, on the Valuable Farm known asa part of > 1$10 pairs Yellow Ma'a! Creseents and Seale Str; 180 sets Epanket Baliion for sergeants and core ar lose n 80 Red ¥ aalet Bullion for privates orsted Sashes 5.600 yards Ye liow Birding 4°e de of Hed O Joinin, ford, Albert Berry, and Z. two bundr:d and twenty ac: # Dram 68 of rich dark stenor ) complete + Drum Sling 150 Batter Drom Heada 8 Foare Drom Keais Ye Drom Cords rete of Drum Foares %® Boxwood * B” F:fes. OLA8S No. 6. %4@ pairs Army Boots (infantry pattern) i CLABB No. 7. 1,200 Cartridge Boxes 1 #0 Bayonet &ca bards 1,280 Péreus"ion Oap Pouches, 1 20 Cartridge Rox Belts 1.00 Bsyoret Belte 1,00 Waist Relta {200 Waist Plates 12¢ Breast Pistes 2M Swora Frogs stream cf water, Hc nees, Quarters, Terms: One-fow the premises “no? CAVALRY BUBBAU, Orrice or Outr7 QuARTFRu ASTER, WM. L, WALL & 00 On the First and Third wth oj November. will be fold, at Public Au ity, Tot oH7. 8 large ee A LRY HORBRE, remises, reenwood en- larged the residence of the late J. H. Sausbury, and about two miles from the Old Fields, and ad- the farms of B. Pagett, the late Dr. Oraw- eal], aad eoata ning ARM, om atl? thet loan very productive for Tobacco and Grain. The im- rowements conrist ef a nearly new and comforta le Frame Dusltine house. a Miil. with = good Stables, Gorn and Toe ecessary ont buiidings, seh, $200 of which must peid ateale; balance in 6, 12. 19, and 34 mouths, earing interest, and secured by a deed of trust on WaSEINGTOR, D. O.. Octoher 99, 1953, WEDN BSDAYs, 4th and ¢ ion. at the Cavalry Depet, at Giesboro Foint, near this CLASS No. &, eondemned as unfit for publie rarvice. 14 Knepeacks Bales to commence at 19 o’clork &. m, 60) Saversacks Terms casa, in Government fucds. € Canteens 0.@ SAWTELLE, #9 Musket Slings, Lieutenant and Chief Quartermaster, ‘LABS No. ocm-td Cavalry Burean. 9. For making and trimming the following articles, viz: tax Corner of and Twenty-second streets. Watch coats; rergearts’ corporala’, musicians’ ANA ors 0. October 2. 18 and privates’ uniform aud fstiga® coats; woolen and linen pants; fa) nels... liver sbirt+; drawers; Ssunel racks, and red and blue jackets for boys. The above-mentiorea articles must conform, in alkrespecta to the sesied standard patterns in bed for public service office of the Quartermaster Macine Corps, Eales to commence at 10 o’clock a. m. AMrant QGARTERMASTER’S OFFIC. Wash # }. 1869. Will be sald at Public Auction, on. ihe Seoond and Fourth WEDNESDAYS, iith and ath of November, at the Oorral near the Warhington @bservato A larce lot of Horses and Mules,condemned as unfit ry Barracks Washington, D C ; Assistant Terms cash, in Q@overnment fands. ruastes’# Office Marine Oorpe, 1220 Brace sin Gover rae A, TOMPKINS, Phitadelphis irs at ihe Hatine bas coe. pook- oct-28t Captain, A.Q. M..U.8 Army, w York, and Boston, Massachusetts, where oe a ereap be examined. HIDRE—HIDRS, ILL Be sold And whenever the arti WEDNESDAY oa portion of them, an: be considered as not fully conforming tossmples they will be rejected, and { m..atthe Wharfon the con'ractor will be bound to furnish others of | the Governmen Beef the required kind at onee, or the Quartermaster | sale. will tupply the deficiency at the expense of the Terms eash, in contrastor. moment of sale. Payment will be made upon the accepted delivery jas fChron.} ramed above, or any st ction, on e¥cr Pi erty Hides om hand at the time o ‘Treasury notes. de paid at th: SS Lt. Gol. and G. 8. U- ef the whole quantity whieh may from time to time WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 138, 1868. FOR SALE AND RENT. A VALUABLE FARM 70R BA AcNALUABLM Fan 708 BALB, Containing ______ AMUSEMENTS. FORD’S NEW THEATER, 4 . situated tn = Sait aaeadtocin te Sealing toed | joan y grunTH STHMRE, ABOVE BS and Westminster, 13 sillen from’ Weskingtos cite, | (Also of Holiday Bizeei Theater, Baltics 4tefles from Roekvill., and the same distance THIRD HIGHT OF Hechas ieaville ; 5m. from Sandy y rookville + join Daniel Harkaees on one side and THR COMEDY SFASON, James Naktwye the 3 Bib on tke east side 0: Ané of the brilliant. cement THR Weds Bathe WEPNBSDAY EVENING. Nov. 18, otber Spe fie cladeo ie ta Woodend.” C4 ¥ ite i. newly beni ppieaine four OF water, | TWOsplendid pieces, with eonga and dxacen, both springs and rw Ft eama.¢ouvenicat to a2 Th comie aud sentimental rartofthe farx. It isina healthy ¢ performance will commerce with ethee See ea cee Pte SETESe | Letty....accceacs creer re Mies Ada Wedd other particulars a M6 Sete *ir-et wont, Rear i atrest north, or | Ehort.. +; +. Harry Pearson To conelude wit) _. A DAY TOO LATE. In which the Misses Webb appear in mx characters, with an clio of songs, dances and comiealit.es. No 1 6? 0RGR M, NIOHOLS, on the premises nol-Iw* WO UNPORNIAHED HOUSES FOR Kent. For partieulars inquire of J. FP No. 361 Sth atreat, tear" SALBOR BLLY, Be 13-lw* 1 In reparation — The Colleen Bawn”’ and “The FOR RENT, On tat top. s suit of Double Pak. |” e Sue ee end one Front Ri on Beco QR ER’S THEATER floor, Ingai f and bet ; i street and tity aa Frou p nares 19 Penntyloania Avenue. ncar Willarde’ Hotel. ‘OR BALS OB-RENT—A three-story BRIOK LgonaBp Grove... +++ + Director, OU BB with: ‘Story tack betiding on Nee CONTINUED BNTHUSIA3M eyencewiD pale low for conn oF, Pagthoet Over the te ¢1 ‘ment of the hignly ace: mplished sy mier' re i¢niara ineu' ot W. and talened young vo<reas. LADD; No. 24 Minsouri avende, betwonn 4%; and MIBS LUCILLE WESTEBN, 6th streets. Possession given -he lst of December, Alzo, Furnished Rooms and Kitchen. sazitable for x! houseke ing, erin saite, No. 24 Missouri ar, BITS ANBOUNOEMEN®: lamager takes pleasere in announcing to no if tLec 1* t, die its re, gnable goin admittance jo. son —; mre o! i¢ gi eat ragn on jursany big! it, FREER SS [08 Ts ne | USES AMS eiatene eae ats pe a for the last time, posi-. OR KENT—Two neatly-farnished PARLORS, one of which is used 25 8 bed room; withia five Dente micutes’ waik of the Btate and Treasury ments. Inquire at 420 Fourteenth atreet., be! ard I. no {OR RENT—Vor six montps, from tie Ist December,a PARLOR die Two OHAM welland comfortably Furmrhed, ina retired sad most respectabia neighborhood, about equi distant from the Capito] an @ Department of the In- terior, No isdies or chiidren will be received. Ap- iy to THOMAS J. VIBH ER, at the Store of J. 0. jeGuire & Co., Sorue= of lth and D streets, nol ARM FO EALK—Bigh’ mites from Navy Yard Bridge, near the Marlboro’ road, containing about 75 acres, 15 acres in wood; the improvementa are, & wo story dwe. nearly new with seven rooms, closets, &c., + 1 stable, Price $2,000, ly to THOMAS R. BROOKS, near elds, Prince George county, Maryland, For this oosaston. KOPPITZ 8 GRAND ORCHESTRA Will perform few and beoutiful seleetions. THIS (Wednesday BNING, Nov. 16 Yerforn ance wi:l commence with ‘the thrilling military drama, in three ata, eniitled #RaNC 3 OR, THE STORMING OF ALGIERS, Hepri Bt. Alme, Hamet, a wild Arab Boy.) ...Miss Lucille Wosters Mathilte de Merick M't8 ANNIB WARD ‘ane com+dienne fromthe Bes‘on The- Apcpaler x ater, wil make her fire’ eenennes to night ree 0 ip. tre popnia. TL Y JARB In the eapital Jrish character of Lydia Lanergan, CANTERBURY HALL. MUSIC CANTERBURY. HALL ja Acdreas or 6) Long AND NTMEBUAY. ¢ THKATSR. OUISIANA AVERUE, Bear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, To night the torilling drama THE HIGH WAYMAN’S LisT OBIMB! THe HIGH WAYMAN’S LAST CRIME! BY THE GREAT DRAMATIC COMPANY. In hie greet Mus- \CHILDBRA,: and Wonderfni F R RENT—FURNISBED ROOMS—A suite of handsomely Furnished Parlors and Bed rooms, {2 one of the most desirable and plessant situations in tke city, and only oxe minutes’ walk of Willard’s Hotel and Penna. avenue. No. 457 Thirteanta street id: __ Fe BALE OB EXOHANG BE —Valuable Lands, Cultivated Farms. Mill Property, in Ohio, Ili nois, lowa,avd Misrouri, will be soid cheap. or ex- i a changed for Bea! Estate in ‘teryland District Go BOE 010: + JOHMEDABS, ,«Housve Drill, dasabia. oF the oval part of Virginia, of would eX: | The Iriah {RATULERN O'NIL ? The Trish ange for perso: property. nquire No. : N&IL, . Guiding, Fitch street. or addront Box 1033, Ours: AS eres Satlet Gare Office, Waehington, D.C. ge Bin” | In 8.rgs. \ ERNEST NE DAPATBER. | Im Dances, BNISHED BOOME TO LBT—at450 Twoifth | 1D Dances }ERNKRSCNB DEPAIBER {in Somes: street, between G and H PASLORS, or one PARLOR exds NEW PICTURESQUB BALLET, rs sAjoining, both well furnished; aisa, several is! ‘i Arranged by Fouche. ave HOOMS "The location ie ongo! theme st desieevie | Beautiful } TE Gretna in Wasiington, and within five minutes’ walk of | Music 7 PAINTERS ILLUSION.{ Effecta, Willartie and Kirkwoeds’, No children in the smiroducing althe Ladiss of the Company. honee, Cl i T1% OeearCoaré 0 HIOPTAM CoweniAns i I | mada Apwasne CcaRkay commas, EDUCATIONAL. ule : MURRAY, WILLIAMS, &e, Miss BROOKE'S ENGLIG4 AND PREN JH 7 gs). B, BoE! arding and Day Schoo! . 130 Pei 24 5 Seven Buildings. The pinth year and sevouteentt Ta New 'Cpmals Bpngy apd Uliaracters, semi-annual session of this Tostitation will oom- Poors open at 7; potion ance at a quarter before Bovelork. acmissinn 2 and 50 canta. POPULAR FAMILY MATIN ®: Bo If +t SATUADAY APTERNOON, mence on Monday, September ith, 1863. Circulare ean be obtained at the bookstores and of the Prin- cipal se 14-3m” GAS FITTING, ko. GAS FIXTURES. TT NOTICE BHI8 12 TO INFORM ‘fH PUBLIC in gene- ral that PROFESSOR J. ESPUTA has organised aw AND saad More, spd Pill be, heey, *e. Meath TER: ir 3 market, i i We invite sitions Generally to oni} ana examine | ™*7 be required, by applying popoTA, our stook of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feline 513 Righth street.(Navy Yard.) stock ie | Or of B. ESPUTA, #th atr-e sonidens that we have the best selected B97 All Workin the above Hue intrusted to ow s2F0 will be promrtiy attended to. mart? MYERS & MoGHA ne door atove I; or no 16 st at Metzerott’s Music Store ¥EB . PIDHEB'S PROMO Ee SCOTILLON BAND. Mr, Fisher taken OYB AND PANOY G0oDs WHOLESALE AND KETAIL, FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Dealors wonld do well to give mes call before ihtch proposal must be accompanied by thefollow- | Denes Wdarwheracat Novaya Iith, oetees B ne Guaranlee= Form of (euarantes. SEP cust the Laue Devt, 316: 8 ee be The undersigned, — , of — in ween 10 atecots, Btate of —— and inthe State of ——-, | Bo 12W* INO. B. FOLEY. here by guarantee that in case the foregoing bid o ———— for supplies, as above derctibed, be accept IPAGNE OIDER ed he or they wi. AN. within ten days after the receipt |\D OLD APPLE WHISKY tract at t offi d, execute FOR SALE. fue conwant for see eke" with good and suffelent.| , The subscriber plete or gale. by the. alloa a fow securities ; and in case the anid —— hal! fail | hundred barrels of Mf! BR. A's0. to enter into contract as aforesaid, we rantea | & few hundred 8 of old APP} WHISKY. Jo smake ocd the Giserence, bevween, the offer of | Saavor tis cider br sceloning', conte, Besptad the said —— —— and that whieh may be accepted. | Tint be sent by exprean, Partice desirous of visit. ©: D.; Guarantor, | ing our wor! sddrersing se have full par- K. F., Witness. — OVER & So. I hereby gertify that theabo: renamed so BO? Sw Mereer county, N.J. vekaunsn thee inion eet VERY FINE ALMOST NEW ROSEWOOD ake good th antee. G. H. Rito be nigued by the U aited Btates District Fasve, A riano Fonre wi the owner leavin, 1e United States District attorney or Collector. ‘considered unless accompanied | poll No proposs] will be Penn. avenue and 11th sts. il be sold for $16; ‘the city. To ve seen of ER "8 Music Store, corner' poy by the above guarantee. rised to publish the abo ill send The ner sontalning che rst insertion to the FURNITURE. Didder spins o FURNITURE. propoasl. . NORTHERN LIBERTIES mala for Bupplies for, Barine Gor 9s for lost,” and Aa Bddreesed to BLAOK, Quarter- master, M. C. 0ci?2-lawiw = ———— CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, HEARTH RUGS, MATTING, é AND Major WM. B, Washington. RUENTZURE. Fr ‘ FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, 369 Bevenru Sraznr, bet. I and K ste, We ave just received a very large and complete ‘of— BLA) aby, HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS INGENERAL. @ as a ‘The subscribers hav: just reesived and com- LATED bere pleted their Fall Btock, would respectfully invite PB, . ieeus Aletand¥in, amd the pebiic f= gouerel oe WOODEN WARE, call at the Btore, No. 626, coraer Beventh and WILLOW WARE, BASKETS, thee Weare selling At prices thet suita the Bayiee purehssed tee whole stock t: a are satisfied call persons wishing articles im streets, and examine our large and general assort- eertaires-aly, Ingrain . and Domestic Carpets and ORR. 4 from 1 to 4 yards wide, Biekstastere io in Oil able fer janke' Feather Beds, Hair, Bhuek, and Bxeelsior Mat- | Chasingat 1 ow) s GprepITH’S be ordered, withholding tem per cent. from the yment of accountrenéered under firat order until 4 second order. and tep per cent. from account rendered under second order uotil third order is filled, and so on until thy contract is completed. “"The bidder's piace of business, or manuf rT e ‘. o i antabliehment, munt ‘be specifically stated im the times, that b een ing us that they will save at least 18 per cent. by pur- Noarueanx Lisgatige’ HOUSEFURMISEING A180 A Large Assortment of Mahogany and Walnut 3 oo EEC: xing elses 00 38-1m Between I and K. FIRST Capital—$500,000, dey for the transaction of business, at the partment, Ww. 8, Busvinoron, Cashier. se IREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY CAPITAL... __. $200,000. . BLOOK TIN G00! BRITANNIA WARB, BLOOK DB» | Opice Corner C strat as T1N CHAMBER SBTB, GOAL OIL LAMPB, JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR MATS, PEATHER DUSTERS, BRUSHES, WOOD WARB, of Washington. AINST LOSS BY FIRB. xD HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY. na B } Cropl B7 Houses, Hotels, and Steamboats farnished at Gente! Cropiey, NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, Se” This Bast, organised under the National Banking Law of the last Congress, is opened this of Fifteenth and F streets, opposite Treasury Be- H. D. COOKS, President. 21-tf WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. and Louisiana Avenue, Over INBURE BovEES AND OTHER PROPERTY Diagc ross: a Shoemak, Witten Wilson, amuel 7, * John D. Barely’ on ieotet,. ao0es ter omas Parker, ie) * ee 318 IRON HALL B, B. ¥rerch, ' ir O. W. Uavis, Pennsylvania avenue, bat sth ‘and 10th ste ni Penida) Belton m Robert White. . . . jicies. sn 2 eos 0 charge OF POTAMES ADAM, Prosident. ["Pourant 10 rewatea ~~~ ]_ apr. 6. Davis, 8ev'y, ‘no? eotsaa 1 . HEIBERGER. 8U00 TO ) J. HEIBERGER, sUOGRSEOR CITIZENS PANDY: MILITARY TTT EROBANT TAILO 3 non’ s,) DR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. ‘The ingredients is these Pilis is the result of & long and extensive practice, wild in their opers- tion and sure to correct al! irregularities. Pai ng Metropolitan Hotel (late Tuations, REMOVING 4! OBSTRUOTIO! Bice trom oor epeeiaaiear Me's | gag ag \ eNO MS. 0. e Bide, p> ‘ion 5 , U mer- ee vous affections, hysterics, disturbed vleep, which NOTION. arises from interruptions of mature. Aorine masten’s MaTe.0. R. JONES hav- DR. OHEESEMAN’S PILLS ing deserted from the Psa teow.) On Aro a positive remedy for all com, Poenliar 2 doth -imatant, & reward di Cy) to Fe INDCOING WIfH CERTAINTY PERIODICAL | is hereby offer for bis spprenenson REGULARATY. Expiicit directions, Pe to the Oommandant of guy of the Nava) i, they sbould wor BE USED, witheach box. Pr: ne order Ee Neer RWOOD Geman eg ataee Drogaiste, Et elpe ary ‘Yard, Washi La UTC. Hi ‘HILLYE! ie. 1¥Y SOTLEES -glasses, OC 4 Wood 100 ate eued Batuots, with nearly all thee articles im the House ‘ing lime. wo Sie gaan ec aren Eee im a Mi 2 call, Will be pleased ith cur Btoak and — or GREEN & WILLIAMS, 00 17 otf {Obron. and Union.) oc. W. BOTELER. IKO. W. BOTELER Cc. W. BOTELER & SON, IMPORTERS,- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL RS IN Ohina, Glass, and Crockery Ware, ABLECUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE, Sqlanys ©. ¥0 TO. veoh et Tam ww ef Jobn and h reat pleasure to announce to hia friends and public, that he has organised N2. 8,316 THE WEEKLY star. Thia excellent Family and News Jonraal containing agrenter variety of interesting read- ing than can be found in any other, is published on Friday morning EBRMS— Cash. invariably in advance. piper copy, per annum... #1 00 copter wee ATS - 380 - 20 00 “ Washington News” that has made The Daily Evening Ster cireulate so generally throughout the 3 S Single copies (in wrappers) cam ve pre. cured at the counter, immediately after the is- sue of the paper. Price—TuHamr OxnTa. Ove YOUR THOUSAND eGolilon asd for Bails ane Partiog ese: ia a solicits ral share ic ALREADY ORDERED |! favor. Hesidence corner of Penn, avenwe and lish streets, European House. or to L. RICB, 255 Penn. ave., bet. 12) nd 18 h. po 13 Im* CoRoMars CORNBT AND STRING BAND.— ‘he undersigned respectfully announces Will be published on or before Friday, Novem- ber 20th, 1363, RICHSTEIN’S STRANGERS’ GUIDE for Privave Partion, Halles Bio Mise, Parades" ND EVERYBODY'S POOKET Exhibitions, otc., with any number of Musicians HANDY-BOOK. required, at the shortest notice, by leaving orders Containi at John fseran’s, corner ¢? Honnagiyenis avenue and 4th street east HENRY ISBMAN, A complete Guide to Washington Oity, 89 3mp* Description and Location of the Public Buildings, Location of Principal Public Offices, &e., &<., Rank and Pay of United States army, “ “ BOARDING. Navy, 00M8 AND BOARD OAN BE HAD IN A “oe “ “Marine Corps, Private Family, at No. 91 Bridge st., George- town, ‘mo ‘OB BENT—Suits of well-furnished ROUMS, with board, in a first-class house; suitable for members of Congress, Inquire at 462 I st., bet. 7th pd wtb. no 18-lw* OABDINS —Perman nt and Travsient Board- era can be acc-mmodated with Pleasant Rooms and Board by apviying at No. 42 south Entaw Atreet, convenient to the Depot and Baltimore st, i MES. MARY K. 8: HAPPRR: Rooms WITH BOARD AND TABLE BOARD be Salaries of Principa! 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Intellige: eer Ballding. ¥ N. sudan prices, tivered in any part of the ¢ seg Rapes 18h eenteend eywards, saribeiesinead 71> heme eEneeeereaLt Series ‘vipers the city or country in the véry F Loa. t Hhyle by experientsd workuen, FPG very best aaality, whieh red ede the place, No. 367 D street, near sth, dyieentss ae at fo Franklin Hall Builing, Oc -Im & BP! “ ; atone & TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.} FROM FOKTRESS MONROE, Werks Advancing. Fortress Monrox, Nov. 16.—The follow- ing general order has been issued: Headquarters Department Va. and N.-C , For- tress Monroe, Nov. General Orders No. 3i.— Representations having been made to the Com- mabding General that certain disloyally dis- Foeed persons within this Depurument doo! casionally, by force, interfere witn, and by approbrious and threatening language insult and annoy loyal persons employed in the dis. eburge of their faioccupation: It is heresy announced thatall such conductand language is ber aiter strictly forbidd-u, and will be punished with military severity. All officers in this [h partment are directed to order the arrest of and to bring such per-ons as are found offeiding ayainst this order, before the tribunal establi-hed for the Purpose of punishing offences within this Depar:ment. By command of Major General Buuer. The steamer Convoy, which left here lagt Saturday with provisions and clothing for our soldiers held as prisoners in Richmond, re- turned to-day, bringing oack the provisions Col. Irving went in charge, and was retused the privilege of taking tbe rations to Richmond. The Petersburg Express, Nov. 19th, says:— + AH quiet on the Rapidan.” The Richmond Sentinel of the 1eth says it is believed that Meade is advancing, bat so slowiy thaydays may pass before an engagement may | take place. It may be he contemplates trying the Fredericksburg rou‘e, as the Yankees have been seen near Hartrod’s Church, eight miles above Falmonth. ATLANTA, Nov. 11.—Theenemy ia advancing his line of works around Chattancoga with mew batteries. Everything is quiet. Seven Union soidiers, captured at Suffolk Jast Tuesday, have arrived ac Libby prison. CHARLEA1 ON, Novy. 12.—A shell from. Battery Simkins exploded in the midst of a party en- saged in mounting another heavy gunon Bit try Gregy, aud several Yankees were carried &way on litters. Mority, Nov. 12.—To Gen. 8. Cooper: We dached in yesterday, above Rayon Sara, ona plundering party of Yarkees, 300 Strong, and drove them to their ircn-clads with great slaughter. We bronght off their wagon trains and twenty-five prisoners. Dapnzy H. Mavry, Maj. Gen. Dispatches from Gen. Gilmore—Bembhrd- ment of Sumter Continned—Progress of the Siege of Charles PHILALELPHIA, Novy. The United Stas steamer Ashland, Capt. Esling, arrived this evening, seventy hours from Hilton Head, vix Scvolnit and Morris Island. She brings x wail and dispatches trom Gen. Gilmore. The lombardment of Samter continued. On the 15th inst,, in latitude 34, longitude 77, ehe spcke United states steamehip Keystone State, steering southwest. The seme nicht, near Cape Hatteras, bearing north northwest, shesaw the steamship Fatton. | Forirese Monroe, Nov. 17.—The flag of | truce swam-+r New York arrived here this evening, bringing 355 Union soldiers from Richmond The Richmond Enquirer of the 16th has the fcllow ing telegrams: CHARLESTON, Nov. 14—The enemy’s fire on Fort Sumter continues steadily. Battery Gregg opened fire this afternoon on James Island and Fert Moultrie, Fort Lamar and Battery Simp- kins replied. CHARLESTON, Nov. 15.—The firing is about the same to-day. From Thursday morning tll sundown on Saturday 1,523 mortar shells and rifle shots were fired at Fort Sumter. The Be ug een wD has been no firing to-day on Sullivan’s or James Islands. Our batteries continue to keep up a slow fire on Gregg and the mortar battery. WiimixGcton, Nov. 15.—A long warehouse | next to the custom-house was destroyed by fire last night. The loss is heavy, consisting | of cotton, clothing and part of the cargo of the steemebip Advance, belonging to the State of | Nor.b Carolina. Immense Cone e Gathering at Phila- delphia fer Gettysburg. PHILADELPAIA, Nov. 17.—Goy. Seymour ar- | rived here thisevening en route to Gettysburg. A large crowd is congregating at Harrisburg to participate in the ceremonies of dedication of the National Cemetery, on Thursday. A special train with Governors and their suites, will leave Harrisburg about half past 1 to-morrow afternoon. Volunteering in Bosten. Bosroy, Nov. 17.—Mayor Lincoln his issued a stirrir g appeal to the citizens to promptly Hill Bs the quota of soldiers required for the city of jton. eetings in furtherance ef volunteering are to be held in all the wards on Wednesday evening. General Sherman Arrived at Chatta: LovisvI1LuE, Noy. 17.—A telegram di yes- terday, from the headquarters of the army of Tennessee, states that Major General Sherman ‘was in Major General Thomas’ headquarters, having made a junction of his entire corps with Major General Grant’s right. ——__—+<0e-+ —____ EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE. By the arrival of the steamer City of London at New York, we have the following addition- al European intelligence: England. The advance of the Bank of England dis- count to five tailed to check the efflux of gold. A further advance is considered possible, Mr. William Cornell Jewett had again re- turned tosEurope, and renewed his agitation in favor ot European mediation in America. The Etvorpect Mercury publishes a long man- ifesto by him in advocacy of mediation by France and the other European Powers, to- gether with a letter by Mr. Vallandigham, in which thatgentleman reiterates with increased force bis remarks in Congress in favor of ac- cepting of French mediation. yumor connects Lord Palmerston with an impending case for divorce. The name of the petitioner for divorce 1s O'Kane. A merriage is said to be in contemplation between Prince Alfred and a Princess of Oid- enberg. ‘The English papersannounce, evidently with great satisfaction, the arrival of cotton-luden steamers at New Orleans. France. Lonpon, Sth.-The French Chambers have opened and the Emperor’s speech is pacific. He propores a Eurepean Conference for the settlement of the Polish question. He hopes the arrival of Maximilian in Mexico will bead- vantageous to the ceuntry. The financial re- port will be published vigete 1 althongh the expectations are not fully realized. The rey- enne has increased, and without extraordinary resources bas met the expenses of the wars in Cochin C! and Mexico. Reforms are an- pounced, and increased powers are to be grant- ed tocommerce. Only passing allusions were made to American affairs. It is rumored that the French government is About to contract a loan of 350,000,000 francs with the Rothchilds. 1t is said that the French budget will show on increase of revenue for the current year of 400,000,000 francs. Remarkable Speech af the King of Den- mark. According to the Aftonbladet, of Stockholm, the Kink of Denmark has just delivered the tuliowing speech: “1 have every confidence in the victory and the justice of our canze. 1 knowthat my faith- ful Schleswigers aré Danish at heart, ard it would beacrime against them to consent to divide Schleswig. History shall not tell that the last of Oldenbourgs parcelled out Denmark. If, bowever, in the course of time we + gn oot cumh, 2s being the weakest, and France Sweden permit the most southern prevince Scandinavia. the eld Jutland of the South, to ebare the fate-of Galicia, of Poland, and of northern. Italy, by being overpowered ‘Buppresced by German Governments, -will descend from thet hrone and will 4 the republic. I three years of myrontn in Switzertand; | bave studied the laws and ingtitutions of that country, and Tam convinesd that no people in Europe is more for the sepypiiren system than my dear peor ple.’ Bch 9 Ser ee 87-Ex-Hendtor Iverson, of Ga, has bean wade a brigadier in tbe rebel army. i # ham hog < - r ! | We fre able to bear. LATE SOUTUHRN NEWS. _ From the Richmond Enquirer of the iéth we copy as follows: ant? Army Intelligence. quiet on yesterday on the Rap; bannock. a 4 ton In the reported fight between Imboden amt Aver:il,on ‘lneeday evening, the passengers brirging the information had been misled as to lccalitics, a8 appears- from direct intelligence Iset evening. From Publin Depot {Frem the Ricttmona Enquir+r of the 14th.} Atout forty Union men and d: scrters arrived yesterday irom Dublin bepot Puiasiti county, ne were incarcerated in Castie Thunder. They were captured “ip spots” in that roman- fie secticn, The Unioni-ts are said to be very mi'k-snd-weterich, and look upon their arrest a: perfectly unnecessary. In Limbo. We Jearn from the Richmord £nqutrer of the Mth that Frederick W. Hollins, son of Com Bolline, of the Confederate navy, was before the Mayor of Rictimond on Friday last charged with etealipg two watches from a Capt. Ohas- A. Beck. Another Steamer Destroyed. {Frem the Richmond Enquirer of the {4th inst} We regret to jearm that the large and elegant steamér Robert E. Lee was destroyed by ber officers off Wiimington at an eariy hour on Wednescay morning. The Lee atiempt-d to Tun past the biochaders, but suddruly found berselt almost complete y surrounded. The fire coon tecame so hot from the many guas of the enemy that the noble vessel was ran ashore and fired by ber own offices. We understand she was entirely consumed. The Lee was a goverLinent steamer, and cont:ined a cargo of very valuable rovernment stores. What General «\Baldey*? Smith Has Done, Cuattanooga, Tenn., Nov. 12, 1863—The following editorial is copied from the Savannah Republican of the Sth, with reference to the masteriy move of Brigadier General W. EB. Smith, Chief of Engineers of the Department of the Cumberland, on Lockout Mountain Valley, Raccoon Mouniain, &e.: « The enemy has evidently gained & pocition tha: will render tha receipt ef remforcements aid supplits at Chattanooga, both safe and certain. There is no longer any difficulty in his remsinirg where he is, and the advantages ot our position have been completely Jost co as. The Yankees have out-generaled us; that is the p'aim English of the matter, and we are left to chew the cud of disappointment, and deliberate over the next best step to be taken. As to where the responsibility for this disnster lies it ig dim- cult, with present information, to speak advi- eecly. We only know that General Longstreet Was in commind of the Irft wing of our army, which ought ‘o have prevented it. Whether it covld have tern done with proper vigilance eid energy remains to be seen. The onus rests upen tha: cfficer, and having always conducted h inselt heretofore well, we take it for granted that he can show a ‘clar bill’ in the case retcre us. « But what is to be done in the present Pposi- tion of afisirs with ourarmy? What is the ‘bert nextstep,’ is now the subject of anxious end urgent inguiry with all, both Government and people? Itisclearthat the enemy ont- mbers us, end hold positions that cannot be aken trom him without a loss far more than To this dilemma have we been brought by the first false step—the failure to press the enemy after our victory at Chicka- maura and to enter Chattanooga in pursuit of bis vanguithed and panic-stricken legions. Ent we most now deal with the future.” Rebel Editorial View of the (‘Situation."* The following in the same paper is trom “P, W. A.,” editor and correspondent of the Sa- ass neb Republican, dated Lookout Mountain, Novy. 3d: After speaking of the occupation of Lookout Yalley and adiacent country hy anr fanse- =~ “ine Wa0vemerin upuu we miltary chess- toard, by which the enemy got possession of Lookout Valley and the railway w Bridgeport was a masterly stroke. The conception was a brilliant one, and the execution of it admirable and faultless. All the combinations, from the building of the pontoon boats and floating them down the river to the unexpected arrival | of the forces from Bridgeport, was perfec’. In- deed, the river and the railroad from Lookout Mcuntain to Brifeeport and the Valley and Raccoon Meuntain slipped out of our hands so easily, or rather were taken from us so adroitly that we hardly knew wherfit was done. The optration, however, has changed the «hole aspect of affairs here. ‘he question of 6 ibeisi- ing the Federal army in Chatianoo:a this winter is solved, and there is no lonser any doubt about the ability of its commander to obtain all neediul supplies unless beihines opreoecl him of the railroad. To do this we s Bav- to fight another battle and overcome parent difficulties of a serious character. The truth is, Lookout Mountain is very mach in our way. If we make Lookout Valley the battle grouna ‘we interpose the mountain between us aud our base of supplies, and expose our flank and rear to movement either from Chattanooga or Bridgeport, and if we do not go into the Valley we cannot dislodge the enemy. Why, then, should we remain longer in the mud and water in Chattanooga Valley. Miscellaneous Items. ‘The came paper announces the resignation of Major General Frank Cheatam. It says :*‘At his Own request he has been relieved ot his command in the Army. of Tennessee, under Gen. Bragg.” They regret exce Ty that he should have felt it his duty to take sach a step, as the country can “ill dispense wita his rescence and services at this critical juncture.” Row we may look out for desertions. Frank “Cheatam was the idol of his command, ani none other, no matter how competent he may be, will keep the Tennessee boys together as he did. Col. Jeff. Forrest, brother of Gen. Forrest, was killed 8 few Gays ago 1m an engagement with our forces near Tuscumbia. CHARLESTON. Details of Operat Against Sumter. From the correspondence of the Baltimore American, dated November 8, we select the following: To-day will complete the second week of the second bombardment of Sumter, and it still goeson. Notso actively asat first, but still continnously. It would be a piece of curious information to know the weight and number of balls, the amount of powder expended, and the total cost of these bombardments of Sam- ter. Certainly the figures would be large. No, such expenditure of metal has been upon any other fort in the wars of the world. f the huge mase of ruins which now mark the spot where Sumter once was, no inconsid- erable part must be iron; and large as was the cost to the government for the erection of the ‘work it was insignificant tothe expenditure that bas been made for its destruction. Sumter is no longer a fort, but ithas become, as the French would say, an idea. Itis y si - cal of the rebellion—ruined, yet defiant. The enemy hold on to it as a point of pride, as the birthplace of the rebellion, and so long as they can plant a flag there believe their cause is not hopeless. FIRING ON CHARLESTON. Gen. Gilmore, a few days since, turned one of his guns on Charleston and fired three or- dinary shell (no Greek fire) into the city, mere< ly to try the range. The shells were landed away in the center of the city, showing that it is entirely under the range of our guns, and that we can destroy it at any time we wish. I presume, however, that the city will not be sbelled until our iron-claa fleet are placed in a Position in Rebellion roads, where its surren- der can be demanded according to all the forms and usages of war. If the rebels then contiane stubborn, Charleston will soon cease to exist, Linen CHEAPER THAN COTTON.—The Bel- fast ({reland) Northern Whig shows that there are now linens ef a coarse kind not only rela- tively but absolutely. cheaper than» cotton. Samples are shown of an Irish power loom liney at five and one-quarter penny per yard, and calicé at five and seven-eighths penny per yard: The linen is undoubtedly the betrrand more durable, as well as the cheaper article of phe two. though naturally somewhat. coarser, ~ Sa" A Wisconsin doe! owed ‘hia tiniss tera wife for 2 while, and then returned ‘her; then borrowed @ farmer's wife; whom, ESS to return, and the inja farmer him. The doctor had a wife of his a four olive branches, but was cos- mopolitan im-his feminime tastes:- =) <9 4 a7 The wreck of the celebrated. ste: New World, which was sunk some tine dar. ing last year, has been purchased by the Gov- ment pital, ds now bei at atthe Given Potnt N.Y) Navy, a ing fitted up Yar ty tUhA fee tsr4