Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1863, Page 1

‘THE EVENING STAR ° WS PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY. BICEPTED,) ; aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, @ouvsn Pury’s Ate AND Lits Srausr, | w..D. WALLACH, peal donc Papers served without wrappers by Leent per copy, of 28 cents per mooth [n_ packaces by carriers at $48 year, or 37 conts month. To mail snbacribers the price is a year, in advance ; $2.50 for six months, $1.25 for three mouths; and for less than three menthe at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, with or without wrappers, TWO CENTS. &7 ADVERZISBuENTA should be sent to the effiee before 11 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Bet uppear until the nex’ day. FOR SALE AND RENT. LADY DAVING A HANDSOMB ANO Ds- A sirable rie Made wen farnlenea ‘and replete ‘vith every convenience. is desirous of renting tae Same toa clud or tos company of gentlemen sad their families. The house evntains 4 large saléon, jor, chambers, dining room ico kitten: Tei yoom wii oat No boarding house keep 7 jo z fra need eppir. Yor particulars apply at this offer, BO M-lw Frosueszp iM FOR BANT—To gentle- Bat 79 street, Georgetown, Ot! ears pas the door » hs < Pir ad a eee, A FUBNIsHED HOUSB FOR RENT, OON- Ase A era saeatces Serer and is was fora he os Kees No. (8c Ecrees, between deh and 6th.” ne 161w one F°, BENT—The ASSEMBLY ROOMS, corner of bio avene ard Twelfth street. for Batis, Parties. and Meetings. Peroue wishing to rent #eid Hal}. can do so sy applying to the proprietor, on the premises, no 4 2w" JO8EPH NATHAN. A YALUABLE FARM FOR SALS, Containing 76S Acree, situated in Montgomery enunty, Md., fronting"30 Is on the 7th street roa sa entolsgor. i ile Rom Wong imster, hind Smiles from Rockville, and the sens distance feos Mecha iesville; 6 miles from Bandy x; or reek ville ; joize Daniel ‘kness on one and Tiratrecttosd_.t0 corey age cogneds reads st 0: L ie are ¢ Sprig crops “tie balance in ia Woodland” Toe te iC four rooma and Ae a wet f wee, partofibe fara. It iaina bealthy part of the @ountry, and excellent neighbors. Por termsor oer partiesiare enquire J08nr' ev. EBULY, io " west. pear I street nort SrceeR M. NIOHOLS, on the premises, cad Bolt OK SALE—VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT NBAK THB PAT ENT OFF1CB —The ax ior- signed wll Private sale, Houssand Lut be. 433 3t Bear tha Patent office. This property is in a ce: and thriving portion ofthe ety and pereons ing to. 7 Ps parchase would do xellto examine it. Also, LOT 3. in Square a3. ‘Fitle perfect and possersion given immed stely. ‘ale: Two thirds cash ; the reddue in @ ‘Apply tot G, OLAVEON, 352 B street bo 0 i Ni, yt ith rey 13th streeta # gost onle* FosRisuep ROOMS FORK RENT—at No, 249 3 Bst., bet. th ard wth. no 1) eo2w* OK bENI—'Iwo neatly-farnisnaead PARLORS, one of which is used as a bed soom; witbia firs minutes’ walk of the State and Treasury Depart- mee Inquire at 420 Fourteenth sireet.. bet and I, Fo REN T—For six month December,s PARLOR anc 0 OH AMBERS, well and comfortably Furut hed, ina retired and most respeeiable ne. zh borhood, about equi distant trom the Capitol and the Departmest of the In- terior. No tadies or chi'dren will be received. Ap- plz to THOMAS J. PISHER, at the StorsofJ. J. eGnire & Co,, corner of 10th and D streew. nol fw F4 M Fuh SALK—Big Bridge, nesr the Msriboro’ road. containing about75 acres, IS acres in wood; the improvements are, & lwo story dwelling, nesr'y new with seven tooms, elosete, &c., small stable, Price 92.00). Acdress or epply to THOMAS BR. BROJKS, near Tous O14 Fields, Prince George county, Maryland.’ no 9 eo6t* FO3 8412 0% EXOBANC W—Valasble Lande, Cultivated Farms. Mil! Property, in Ohio, Illi pois, lows, and Missouri, will Je sold cheap, or ex- ehanged for Real Estate in Maryland District Oo lumbia, or the loyal part of Virginia, or would ex- henge for personal property. Ingdire No. 7 Lew Building, Fifth street, or addresa Box 1033, Post Uffice, Washington, 0.C. oc 3 im 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—at 450 Twelfth street, between G ard H—two lower story PARLORS, or one PABLv. sndalares BRD-ROOM adjoining, both well furn'-.ed; also, several BRD- ROOMS "The location ta ous ot the most desirable in Washington, and within five minutes’ walk of Willarie’ and ‘Kirkwoods’, No children in the ne house niles frou Navy Yard EDUCATIONAL. VOCAL INSTITUTE RS. CECILIA YOUNG KRETOHMAR Has the bonor of announcing to her friends and the gadlic that she will resume her instructions in ‘ocal Music at No, 426 1ith street, between H and I. For terms, &¢., apply between the hours of 4 5p. m. oc -eoilm* 45S BROOER’S BNGLIsag AND FRRENOH Boarding and Day Schoo), No. 130 Penn. av., Seven Buiidin, The vinth year and seventernth semi-ennual session of this Institution will com- menes on Monday, September 2th, 1853. Circular ean be obtained at the bookstores and of the Prin- cipal se 14-3m* GAS FITTING, &c. GAS FIXTURES. _= Bave in Store, and are daily recei GAR PL SURE of Seas Mow Dateeme and ns red in thie market. i We invite citise: oar stock GAS and AT. wistonss fesling of eonfident that we Rave the best selected stock ip All Werkin the above line intrusted to our are will be promptly to. = bss attended to. mari-tf MYERS & McGHAN, ALREADY ORDERED } Wil de published on or before Friday, Novem- Der 2th, 1863, RICHSTEIN’S STRANGERS’ GUIDE AND EVERYBODY'S POCKET HANDY-BOOK. Containing— A complete Guide to Washington City, Description and Location of the Public Buildings, Locstion of Principal Public Offices, &c., &c., Rank and Pay of United Btates Army, “ “ ” Navy, Marine Corps, Balaries of Principal Officers of United States, of al! Departments, Population of States and Territories, *« “ Principal Cities and Towns, Tables of Moneys, United States, Interesting Stati Beport, Distances from Washington to Principal Cities, A Family Laundry Book for one year, A Blank Memorandum Book, And otber valuable and interesting inform on The cheapest Book of the kind ever published. Jvol., 16 mo., bound in cloth, Retail price only 50 Cents. @7A liberal discount to the Trade, Butlers Pedlers, &e. Bend in your orders early. Sent by mail free on receipt of price. Published by WILLIAM F. BICH8TEIN at the National Book Store, Weights, and Meas compiled from late Census 275 Penn. avenue, bet. ith and 1th Post-Office Box 71 _ Bo dtm Washington, D [ ADIES’ DBESS FUBS,. 4 The undersigned bave just opened the largest stock of Foreign and American FURS ever offered ia this city, auch as— udson Bay SABLE, ERMINE, MINK, FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRRBBL, IMITATION OF BRMINE, WATERMINK, FRENCH COONY, And other FURS iv sets for ladies and children, Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and SWANSDOWN, Gentlemen’s MU FFLEBS, ROBES, &c , &o. We sre also receiving daily additions te our stock of DRY GOODS, such as— GOLOAK#, SHAWLS. DRESS GOODS, EMBEROID- BRIBES, &o., at a small atvance for first cost, 8. & W. MBYENSERG 45 Market Space, between 7th and sth streets, under the oo Im Avenue House. FORD’S NEW THEATER, TENTH BSTRERT, ABOVE B. Jous T Woap..)........ Propriet. (Also of Holiday btzect Theat, re) FRIDAY HVBNING, Rov. 2, Rl wit oF M188 DMMA WuBeB. THERE GRAND PLAYS THIS BYBNING. The performance co ences: were HUSBADD AT BlGdT, Afier which oaroning” Ay HBIRBeB, oe ¥i THR MANAGER'S DAUGHTEA, Tm prepara‘ion : PO-CA-HON- Tai rr EERE OIEIY aa INVISIBLE PBINOB, And other geme GROVER’S THEATER, Pennsylwania Avenuc. near Witlards’ Hotel. LEOmARD GAOVBR................ Director. 4 GRAND GALA NIGHT! COMPLIMENCABY TESTIMONIAL BENRBFIT To the Beautifal, Ageempllakea, Versatile MIBB LUCILLE WRSTBRN. Tendered by a large number of the leading cj .iax-s of Washington. anda host or her admire-s fron New York, Philadelp? is. valtimore and Boston. & MAMMOfH BILL Has been fevers! days in prepsration for this ox- preae ceeasion being one that will dirplay to the Soot siren tare She. ee at versatile genie of thia ry 1 ste. . rear in seatpWO GHEAT “HAKASTERS, THIS (Friday) SNING, Nov 2, Will bepertermed tie thritling area sect play of BG MERAILI Meg Merrikes. Mist Linoilie Weetern Ferformance to con¢iad h the brilliaat cown- edietta of A DEVILISH GOOD JOKE FipBenaca....... ee Miss Lacille Western To-morrow night_JACK BHE?PARD. DD PELLOW®S’ HALL, mMJ°S CHRISTIANA SOHMIDT, The Celebrated bemaie Violinis:, will gives Q@BAND BAURED DSONCERT oN SONDAY EVENIAG, Nov. 22, 1863, ar ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th st., ASSIATED BY M’ME F SCHMIDT MR. WAGNER MR JUNG- . NICKEL, MR. WOu *. MR. LSIPOLD. Tickeia 60 cents. to be had eat the Music Stores, anc ox the evening at thedoor, Doors oper at7 o clock: te commence at 4 Do 19 3t* V ASHINGTON THBATER, J, Gran’s New Italian Opera Company, Mr. GRAU respectfully announces that be will give in thiseity VHBKER GRAND CONCERTS, WITH GRAND SCENES FROM OP MRA, ON MONDAY, T: ESDAY, AN) WEDNESDAY, NOV, 25D, 24TH, AND 25TH. On which oceasion the following Eminent Artista willappear on the same evening: MADAME 80PHIE VERA LORINI, the celebrated Prima sonnaand Lyric Tragelienne, from the principal Opera Houses in Lurope. Hee first appearance in this city. .,.. Mu LB PAULINE CASTRI, the di guished Cantatrice, Her trst appearance in this city, M’LLE MORENZI, the favorite Contralto. SIGNOR LUIGI BTEPAN the celebrated Tenor. SIGNOR MORFLLI, the renewed Baritone Conductor and Musical Director... ADMI SION Orchestra and Baleony...... Parquette and Dress Circle. Parterre............ @F Seats for the Orches' secured. without Moric Store, No. 120 Pennsylvan: of tickets to commence on Friday, no 19-1w CANTERBURY HALL, Fd as ae jCAntanivay Sig. MOZIO, - $19 Ww t 3) lcony iday be Metzerott’s and extra charge. . AND CANTERBURY.? THEATER, OUISIANA AVERUB. Rear of National and Metropolftan Hotels. To night the thrilling drama THE HIGH WAYMAN’S LAST CRIMB! THs HIGHWAY MAN’S LAST ORIMB! BY THE GREAT DRAMATIC COMPANY. In his grest Mus- SOHILDERS,) and Wonderfal Ket solo. CHILDERS,{ Zouarve Drill. The Irish SEATHEBSN O’NEIL.? The Irish Cure. KATHLBEN O'NBIL. Cure. In Son, LERNESEN =F AIBBR,? In Dances, In Dances { BBNEAI’NE DeFAIBER,{ In Songs. NEW PICTURESQUE BALLET, Arranged by Fouche, Manic } PAINTERS ILLUBION.{ Gatine! Yatroducins ail the Ladies of the Company, THE Great Comps of Breioria® Commpians, HHESE SDWARDE Grniger ooeae as: i MURRAY, WILLIAMS, &e, GE. RB. BEDESON In New Comic and Characters, Doors open at Fi perior menses at a quarter before * PorULAR FAMILY MATINEE z SATURDAY APTEBNOON. ROFESSOR P. FISH EB’S P COTILLON BAND, Mr. Fisuzr takes great pleasure to announce to his friends and public, that he has organized & Cotillon Band for Balls an rties He re- spectfully solicits a liberal share of public favor. idence corner of P. ue and ith streets, European House, or to L. BIOB, 255 Penn. ave., bet. i2th and 13h. no 13-1m* Coens OCOBNET AND STRING BAND,— The undersigned respectfully announces to the pablis thathe leready to farnige Musi for Private Parties, Balls. Pic-Nies, Parades, Exhibitions, etc., with any number of Mi jane required, at ortest notice, by leaving ord: at John Iseman’s, corner of Denney ivanis avenue ane Oh street east. HENRY ISBMAN, Bo I6 6t BOARDING. Boz Qst.. OABD FOR PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT Persona, with large and somely furnished Booms, iD a pleasant location, near Penn. avenue, corner B and Twenty frst sts. Terms moderate, nO id Wie YOUNG MEN OF STEADY HABITS, (clerks) can obtain BOARD ina urivate family within afew minutes walk of the rtments. Aleo,a STABLE for remt. Address A.B.C., tar office. 202) St* MESS OF MEMBERS OK A PARTY OF DE- partment Olerks, 6 or 8 in number, can be bendsomely accommodated, in a most convenient Joeality to the Post apd Patent Offices, by adres. ing Box 903, Post Office. Bo 19 2t* OOMS AND BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A Private Family, at No. 91 Bridge George- town. no 18 3t* OR BENT—E£Luits of well-furnished ROOMS, with board, in firgt-class house; suitable for members of Congress. Inquire at 262 I st., bet, Vth -od 1th, no 18-lw* OOMB WITH BOARD AND TABLE BOARD withont ms may be had at 134 Penn, ave., between loth and 2ith sta, References required, —20 38 &t NBAILY-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— bl io Board, at No. 4™6 Twelfth street, bat. B or two Jarge Rooms, suitable for atiemen, _. os BO elmer 393 FIRST STREBT EAST, BATWEEN A and B, Capitol Hill geotlemen aud thei: and single gentlemen can be accommodated w meeanan Rooms, with Boxrd. References ex fs oc 29 Im* NOTIOB. AEE) rocers, Flour and Feed Dealers, Sut- B, ed Hotel Keepers and others are re- spectfully inform seer ean be sapped with all descriptions of ¥. BAIN, FEED, HAY and BES Rea ieoetion™ 0) is ore ant PALDBIOH’S, (late at New German: lot of Biii'be sola ve they Wisse ott or fe ey 08 $-sm* .D, 0. rp) AL OIL! COaL OIL! 1s C 7 AL Ol1bi zol-lm* Agest far the Marvizud Goel » W. O'LAUGELIN,: N CONSEQUENCE oF tH 3 vance in the price of ail nist oty in our Dusines, together with the he by the UD. 8. Government, we, the Bottiers of the Dist: ict of Golumbia, toadvanse the peice, of our arti: ree. d after November ath, PIETY (o) ORNTS PER DOZEN of peneeenre estes ge Mu nara vat bottles” Porter, Ale, pins " RIURY A. SHINN AUGUST MULLER. nolé eost* * « . 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[ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES,) pane nt a re ee FROM THE AGQMY OF THE PUTuMAC, Cavalry Skirmish. Wasuinoton, Noy. 19.—[{Associated Press Dispatch. }—The intelli ce received syalget from the Army of the Potomac is of a cavalry skirmish Lafinbesal abou’ ae, = a lion of the 13: nusylvania cevairy, 1ook place yesterday morning at ‘Germania Ford, on the Rapidan. ‘The Rebels croesed the river, when ouf men fell back upon our infantry pickets. The loss wes small. Somecfour men were captured. There are frequent reviews and division drills. the country and weather being tayors- ble for such purposes. Hundreds of contrabands could be profitably employed in the army as drivers, &c. In 6ne art liery brigade alone a sufficient number of soldiers are employed as wagoners and team- sters to man 2 six-gun battery, for want of ne- groes. Yesterday morning some cannonading was hetrd in the direction ot the Rapidan, sout& of. Cu'peper, but no particulars had been received when the messenger this afternoon left the army. Paymasters are busy inthe proper discharge of their duties in almost if not ali the army corps. DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF. From the Teche Country—The Late En- eecmens- The Federal Less—Military Movements. NEw York, Nov. 19.—The steamer Creole, trom New: Orleans on the 10th instant, has ar- rived. Further details from the Teche reiative to the late attack on Washburne’s advan e show that our loss in killed, wounded and prisoners was677. The 67th Indiana was captured al- mostentire The 60th Indiana and 6th Ohio lost heavily, the rebels outnumbering our forces five toone. We excelled them in artil- lery, which, at short range, 1s thought to have swept off large numbers of rebels, It is r+ported thi the 13th army corps is ordered to Texas, via the Gulf. Gen. Wadsv orthand Adjutant Gen. Thomas have arrived at New Orleans, FROM CHARLESTON. Continuation of the Bombardment—The Damage to the Fert. New York, Noy. 19.—The steamer Dupon frcm Charleston bar on the morning of the 16th. in-tant, reports that the bombardment ef Fort Sumter continues day and night, and that the { itis much reduced, and will be compeled to surrender in a short time. Relief of Richmond Prisouers. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.—Every assuranea bas bern given to the Chrsian Coamission that the steres sént to dur’ Union sufferers in the R.chmond prisons reach them. ‘ten. Mere- dith, we U.S. Commissioner of Ex -hanzge +n Fortress Monroe, engages to receive «ll cent to his care by express, prepaid, and send them under a flag of truce to U.ty Point. Commis- sioner Ould gives writte: assurance thet they Will be received at City Point, and delivered to the prisoners to whom they are directed. Gen. Neu! iiow, and other reliable men in. the prisons, will receive and distribute what- ever is sent them among their f-llo w-prison- ere, and s¢2 that they receive them. The Christian Commission is arranging and hopes seon to have its own delegates there to receive and distribute all it sends, and do whatever they can to relieve and benetit the sufferers. BaLtimore, Noy. 19.—The shipments to Richmond to-morrow for our starving pris- oners, trom the Baltimore American Relief Fund, will consist of fitty barrels of flour, fif- teen barrels of beet, fifteen barrels of pork, three barrels of bolovna sausages, one barrel of smoked heet, twelve boxes of soap, with a sup- ply of yeast cake:, salt, ete. to the value of eleven hundred dollars, making the whole amourt thus far sent by Mr. C. C. Fulton about thirty-four hundred d: 5 be From the Army of the Cumberland—Deser- tions from the Rebel Army Frequent CuHatTTanooca, Nov. 19—The desertions from the rebel army are now more numerous then at apy time since the expulsion of Bragg hom Middle Tennessee. The demoralization of the rebels increases daily. On the other hand, Grant’s troops are all in splendid spirits; re-tnlittments in the veteran corps are more numerous than was expected, and good author- ity says that not less than four-fifths of the en- tire Joree willenter the army for the new term. All is quiet, and the weather fine and cool. Reception of Gen. Rosecrans. MEADVILLE, Pa., Nov. 18, 2.35 p. m.—Gen. Rosecrans has arrived here from Cleveland. A vast concourse of people gathered in tha depot and were determined to see and hear him. He made his appearance RBpon the bal- cony of the hotel. Owing to indisposition, however, he was unable to makea speech, and simply thanked the people for their manifesta. tions of good feeling. The Union Pacific Railroad. Cuicaco, Nov. 18.—The first section of. forty miles of the Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern. division, has been graded by Samuel Hallet A; Brother, in forty-tive days. Forty thousand ties have been delivered, and the masonry and bridge work is nearly done. Four thousand tons of rails and the rolling stock are now in the course of delivery, and it is confidently expected that th> cars will be in Operation by New Year's day, 1861. The Delaware Election. WILMINGTON, Noy. 19.—It having be-om= evident from the vigorous campaign con: ducted by the Unionists that Chas. Brown would be overwhelmingly defeated, the friends of that gentleman withdrew his namo the day before © the election. Mr. Smithers has 4,003 majority in New Castle county. Returns from ether counties indicate his triumphant election, withe out opposition. Opening of the Atlantic and Great Wester Railroad. CLEVELAND, Nov. 18.—Gov. Yates, of Yl, Maj. Gen. Rosecrans, Senator Sherman, of Ohio, with all the prominent railroad men of the country, are here, attending the opening of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad. From Fortress Monree. Fortress Monnog, Noy. 18._Mr. John. D, Sanborn has been appointed especial uwnarshal for this doparinank: zt ne Major Gen. Butler and some of his $ leave this evening for North Caroline bids STARVATION AT THE SUUTH. Frightiul Prospects of Want as given by their own Jeournals—One hundred and ten Dollars for a Barrel of Flour. A late number of the Raleigh (N. 0.) Stand- ard has the following: Prices of the necessaries of life continue to advance in Richmond and Petersburg, and all classes, the rich as wellas the poor, seem to have a dreary winter before them. The arti- cles most needed, and now at famine prices, are wood, eoal, meat, meal, tour and clothing. The Richmond Whig is of the opinion that the time will soon come when either the Fed- eral prisoners they have, or the great mass of the people, will freeze and starve. In Petersburg, 8 day or two since, 10,000 Ibs. of rotten bacon, says the Register, were sold at auction at 724% cents per pound; mouldy hard bread at 20 cents per pound: damaged rice at 13 cents perpen, and spoiled flour at $60 per bbl. Family flour had sold in Petersburg at S110 per bb). The Kichmond Enquirer is of the opinion that no more prisoners should be taken this war, The means of subsistence are 80 scarce in Richmond that the Enquirer assures our soldiers that they had better fight to the last and die on the field, than be taken prisoners and suffer the hardehips of in Richmond. pS of the coming’ winter S7 It is said that all the wealthy citizens of Wilmington, N. C., have Temovea Noharaeae, the lower classes and the merchants remi je Beyond the arrival and departure of runners there is no indication of life in the city. The streets are |, 2nd the poorer classes themselves as tired of A FLErT or BLockaDE-RUNwERS.—When General Banks’ expedition arrived at the Rio Grande, theré were from fifty to sixty vessels, waa noe a es Meter mae ‘om lighters, ey