Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1863, Page 2

-ASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY._..-: NOVEMBER 21, 1863, @ MATTBR ON BVERY PAGE. sau Dorerps YOR INTERESTING TELE GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER, Washington Money Market. — cates of Indebtedness, # %; Gold, 153%. —_—____+200-+—___—__ ‘We ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE that from this date until the meeting of Congress the President will be unable to receive visitors, his time being fully occupied by public business. November 15, 1:63. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. NAVAL ORDERS, Commander A. Davis Harrell, detached from the command of the Maratanza dnd ordered to command the Chickopee. Lieut, Commander Milton Hoxton, command the Maratanza. Diente Commander Henry Esben, jr. de- tached from special duty at New York and to the Niagara. “ewe (Commander John G. Barnes, detached from the Niagara, and ordered as Fleet Cap- tain of the North Atlantic Blockading Squad- r eacecon Joeeph W. Shevely, detached from the Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, ana ordered to the Naval Station at Cairo, Ill. Chief Engineer James F. Lawdin, detached from the Brooklyn and waiting orders. PromoTev.—Second Assistant Engineers Ths M. Dukehart, Lewis J. Allen and Charles E. DeValin have been promoted to first assistants, sud Third Assistants Mayland Cuthbert, Theo. Ccoper, James H. Perry, Albert K. Fulton and Edm'd Lincoln, promoted to second assistants. \ ———___ +e + TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. LATE FROM TEXAS. BIO GRANDE.” ———-——— THE RIVER. + GEN, BANKS IN PULL POSSEASION OM THE THE REBELS THBOW THEIR OANNON INTO Nzw York, Nov. 21.—A leiter to the Tribune, from Texas, dated the Sth instant, says (tener. al Banks’ headquarters are at Brownsville, and that seven regiments have arrived there; | also, General Dana. The revele threw their guns, of Fort Brown, into the Rio Grande. Reinforcements were being sent to Tex: | RSV. BISHOP AMBS— PROVIDENOE teach in the Dunbertoa- BBO jhurch, Georgetown, TO MO) ! areas A Ghar ahy, Bt IL o'olook, g iW 1t* xt. St accom Keollection wilt No. ill ve a vimentee { ST. MATTHRW’S CHU ROK. — SUNDAY Oacilia’s Day, Haydon’s Grand be taken 9d with fall ore! ices at i o’clook the occasion. | Liam F. bureb, B-itimo! tre } gue Reacing- | Seeeeretiencete pecans ; Phe cause and the foes alk the cavse | ed to attend. for the benefit of on SUNDAY, Mov. 224, at 11 o’el a Se iloystas Oburch, corner of I and North Gapiton at e' 17 Bi PERANOR MMBTING WILL - | OG seastnpay ag taugoos, at the Union olock. Able advocates 5 we ashe meeting. Th ST. ALOYSIUS CHUROH —The Rev. Wii- friends of 5 e ‘@ are respectfally sBsiP i Adjcurred Meet ordered | invat of tne District of Columbia will by held an | 0. 0. F.—GRAND ENCAMPMENT.—. rer ing of the Gracd. Ravana” MUNDAY EVENING, Nov. 234, at 73; o’clock. A { fall attendance is no Fequested. JOBN 0.0. WHALEY, G. 8. fue in gen usiness { SHAPRIELD’S BALTIMORE lem tionery, 356 Sixth street. Having retarn- ed from Europe, whore I made most extensive pui- thatI myself and it will bh | im its formar satisfacicry wi | chases of Foreign Confectionery for the Ho! | Lam most happy to inform my customers and t! 161 eo am again attending to m i fte: OONFEO- avs, ir be conducte: My friends and customers will please give me a call. n018-lw* 303. SHAFFIELD, } GBEAT ATTRACTION AT ODD FEL- lows’ Hi Beautiful ladies, come Western Presbyterian BEAT FAIR of interest all, 7th street elegant entertainment, Come ail, . The benevolent ladies of Qhureh continue thei and attraction for the he ir ! present week, and hope to receive the patronage of a generous public, mo 17 5t* | [CF sionerys and te BALTIMORE CONFEO- i ion! x and Deales: Oyster Saloon, 356 th street, | entertainments tween Balls, Fairs, Suppers, i] a! m7 The official returns of the election for | aD mort reasonable terms Ccmptroler of Maryland foot up as follows: H. H. Goldsborough. 36,360 S.S. Maffit........ Sy Majority for Goldsborough......20,376 In the Fifth District, for Congress, the yote stcod for Harris, 4.939; Holland 3,352, and Cal- vert 2,237. 1,587. The combined vote of Holland aad Cal- vert would have beaten Harris 658 votes. 7 The Russian admiral and fleet will leave New York cn Monday next for Fortress Mon- roe, where they expect topass the winter. The admiral declines the use of the Brooklyn navy- yard on the ground that anchorage at Fortress Monroe would be safer and better, and he will be able to keep his officers on shipboard, which is now impossible. @F The December number of the Atla Monthly, received from Hudson Taylor, 336 Pennsylvania avenue, and from the publish- Majority for Harris over Holland, | | wholesale and retail. Dinner Parties rnished at the shorte din, at notice Ice Creams and | Water Ices, the best quality,made by steam reves m* noT “S> CALVABY BAPTIST CHUBC:! MEBTS every SABBATH in the Oid Trivity Oharch | cn Sth street, between Band La. avenis. Services | at 1 a.m, ard 74 m BR How err, postor. Strangers Vited to attend, Beats free. __ 0c 31-tf,8 it quality delivered to Famiiies, Hotels, | Eben CEBAM AND WATER ICRS of the ‘airs, Balls, &c., at the lowest prices, at the Phils | delphia Confectionery, corner 12th and F streats, o¢ 23-Im* J. FOSSELL (Boren BRE. | _no2l AKPAST 8. KING ACON, & BO ROWELL, corner Vermont ave. and léth st. pre NATIVE WINE FOR SALE AT OHAS. J UHLMANN’S Depot of Native Wines, North Capitel street, corner o! | “no 2t-1m* Bouncry street, ‘ah } GpByeBE (BWIES) CHEESE Of very choice i ality, just fr importer quality, jus rom importer ro2 BU RO BLL, corner Vermont ave. ard 15th st. "PRSNDN; (LYE THOUSAND GRAPEVINE i lale. °F OHARLES J UTLMANN. ers, Ticknor & Fields, is a number even above | the average of this excellent inagazine. The publishers promise still greater things for the coming yet *@ Brig. Gen. Slough, Military Governor ot Alexandria, has prohibited the sale or gift of wine or liquors (spirituous or malt) to officers, soldiers or citizens. All liquor brought te Al- exardria will be confiscated tor the use of the hospital. PernrsowaL.—Hon. Nathaniel D. Smithers, newly elected member of Congress, from Dela- ware, arrived in town last night. Hor. John W. Crisfield, ot Md., is in town. ——~—~old Trish and Excelsior brigades, after recruit- ing to their fall standard. THE ENGLISH PREMIER SCANDA™ Case OcT ov CouRT.—The Albany Journal giv2s the fol- | lowing extract of a letter from a well-informed source dated London Oct. 31: “The crim. con. is settled. This I know. No- thing more will be Neard of it, unless, perhaps, & motion by Plaintiff to take his Affidavit and Petition off the file. “I believe it was a trap by the Lady, whose husbard is not an Irish Parson. His name, as he swears himself, is—O. Kane, Esy.” FRov CHATTANOOU, —Tnhe Cincinnati Com- | GBAND DEPor mercial of Nov. 1uth says “ The arrival of Gen. Sherman on the right of the position held by the Army of the Cum- berland, is announced. He has conducted the march of his corps with great skill, and brought itupin good time. An impression has pre- vailed that, in all probability, &ctive operations ure at anendon the Teunessee river tor the season. We think. however, the chances are ‘hat very important developments will soon teke place. will Winter on the Tennessteriver. The pree- ent position of our army can be maintained, the main question being that of transportation, but we look for an effort to drive the enemy out of Northern Georgia. Th Shermen has greatly cisquie.ed the rebels, and his presence within striking distance will speedily cause the determination of the ques. | tion whether there is to be a grand struggle on tbe center, or winter-quarters. The popular eat mates of the numerical force of the armies contropting each other at Chattanooga and Vicmity. are highly exaggerated.” Tue Hiek Price or Coat.—The Philadel- phia Hulletin does not indurse ail the explana- tions which have been gives to account for the high price of coal. Instead uf the navy consu- ming 1,500,140 tous per annum, the Builetin as- serte ibat the annual consumptien has not yet reached 500,000 tons, production of the Pennsylvania mines the pres- ent year is 1,700,(40 tons in excess of last year. Eut suppose the government has taken 500,000 tons more this year than last, still there are 1,200,000 tons of increase to meet the wants of the country. Then what put up the price? It is not owing “to any extent,” says the editor, to combinations among the dealera, but mainly to the “excessive demand arising out of theextra- ordinary activity of those kinds of business in which coal is consumed.” eae en RODOERSVILLE Disaster ACCORDING TO BRowxlow.—Two regiments oft Jnion troops, 2d Tennessee and 7th Ohio, suffered themselves to be surprised a few days ago, in the vicinity of Rodgersville, by some 4,000 reb- els, seventy-five miles from here, and about one-third of them were captured, together with their battery. The 2d Tennesse, fought well, but was not sustained by the Onto regiment. The disaster does not amount to much, but Pri bea warning to others.—Knozville Whig, W7Each member of the New York force has been constituted to endeavor to fill up the under the last call. 7 Gov. Buckingham, of Conn., has issued & proclamation calling upon the people to far- aish the 5,132 soldiers required from that State by volunteering. S7 A man named John B. Holmes has been Srrested in N, r oes pe oad York for a murder committed La trom . He deceived many y. > ae Tespectable Christiane oe ies tobacco se: ane en the Ist of November: na ae OF Ocoee, amounted to 36,712 hhds. feit $500 on the Hay - verhill Bank < aos Hampshire are in circulation in New £ OA London paper sa) am is-& nuisance and ought tote abated ee S87 The Richmond Whig are beid at 875 per barrel. Police @ recruiting officer, quota of New York States that onions BF The “ fancy” of this coun Enpland to witness the Heenag wag? £1 to a7 The Invalid Corps now numbers 13 men. 8,000 Five attempts at negro insurrection oak ae in Georgia since July lait. Se The “suthern conecription” is the name of a new confidence ig a ead kanisl Hon. E. P. Perry, 0! 2 aprointed tax collector of Teanessee. S&F The State dedt of Georgia is $11,000,000. have It is not likely that both armies | advance of | On the other hand, the | Another shepherd in Chicago has fallen | “The sales of | Eo 21-Im* North Ospitol street, corner of Boundary street. (A Dollars. | most oor lith st. FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL their very fine, almost new. Seven | Octave Carved PLANO for Two Handed CPR To be seen at the Maric Store o! we METZEROTT, and Peaa. avenue. Er BARGEANT’S NEW BOOKS. 4 — PECULIAS A Tale ot the Transition. By Bpcs Sargeant. Price 21 5). ' iblished. and for sale b | 7ust published. and oT ILD BY SOLOMONS, no 21 $t 332 Penn. avabue. | IMB! LIM Bt! LIM I have now on hand a fall burnt Lime ard I am cons! | now always havea full stock at mv Kiinsgbieg .* Et tan’ of fresh wood - pl y burning and will i } | | i { | _noalim Wherein marvelous thin Reign of Abraham. FEEKE rice & NOW BBavr— BOOK OF THE PROPBET 8TREPHEN 8ON OF DOUGLAS. . gs are foretold of the P ‘dt gents. BANCKBR, Booksellers, No. 26 Ann st , New York. | * |. ALICE OF M | War, with other Poems, B: Price One Doll: Just received 1 | _po213t ONMOUTH 332 | ©. STEDMAN'S NEW BOOK. + an Idyl of the Great 'y Rdward 0. Bteadman. lar. and for nale b: PHILP & 8OLOMONB, The undersigned bas sortment of besutiful LA OIL of | York prices. | po 2l-6t* or avery superior quality, These articl | illume a Obristese Fai COAL 0: | 316 Fstreet. between Wth and Penn. avenua, iL AND LAMPS, Mth streets, just received a large as PS and a stock of COAL | for sale at Naw len sre well adapted to le y Cire! nion Cos i mm * 316 F street, bet. 10th and Iitirais, BALTIMORE ANP OHIO RAILROAD, | | On and after Menday, November 23, 1363. trains will he run between Washington anv Washington and the West, as follows: York, and | FCRPHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON | P.M. only, | Leave Washington at 8 and 11.50 A.M 5.50 P.M. daily, except Sunday, On Sunday, at 6.30 FOR BALTIMORE. Leave Washington at 6.35. 8 nd 8.3) P.M. dail p 3. Yay at A.M. a FOR ALL PART: Leave Washington a M. daily, except only | Leave W | PLM i *The first and ll way points FOR WASHIN | | , Leave Baltimere 3.15.4.35 and 7.35 | A.M and 3.15 P. exe nd 3.1 Sunday 1 fourth trains from Washington, | nd fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore. atop at. | ep GTON AND THE SOUTH at 350,25) aod 10.20 A.M. and La M. On Sunday, at 3.50 and ¢.50 COMMUTATION TRAIN. | gape Baltimore daily, except Sunday FOR ANNAPOLIS. | Leave Washington a | Leave Baltimore at 8. *For further informat fe apply to George ington t A.M. and3.10 P.M. 50 A.M. and 3.15 P.M 5 on, tekets of ead . Koontz, agent at Wash- tation, or at the Ticket Oflles | oY VP Sunday. 12.30 P. Mo OF THE WEA8T. Sand 8 A. M.ands.30 P. On Sunday, at@30 P.M. COMMUTATION-TRAIN ashington daily, except Sunday. at 4.3) and Sand | 11.9 A. Mand OnSun- at 7.15 W. P. SMITH. Master of fransp't’n. no2l-tf L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent, YRDNANOR OFFicg, f War Derantwent, t Waseincton, November 2), 1863 ( feaLED PRorosats will be received at this office until 4 o’clock p for 160,000 L ties, at th 30-600 Irlanc feen atany cf to before be: accepted c roved on inspection, The Peather, and | 1.400 sets per eek, for Under : and not less than contracts for over 10/00 be made wit @ undersi; Sets at the just be m., on the 1! NFANTRY the above “AOUOUTREMARN TS" caliber 68, to be delivered in the following quanti: ed arsexsla, v: ew York Arsenal, Governor's | 3,100 Bets at the Frankford Arsenal, Bridesbarg, a 36 c00 Sete atthe Alleghany Arsenal, Pittsburg, mil 010 Sets at the St. Louis, Arsenal, St. Louis, 16100 Beta at thi vale Tease al : ‘© United States Arsenal, Spring- e5@ ecou i gcnformity with the re palutlon sub,ect to inspection at the arsenal wh ing reodvea by ths Governmen: emacs ee joulder-belt to be included in thesst none” i mede in lots contrac! sete 30 thin fi(teon days fron 6 Failure t> deliver ata specified ti | the contractor to a: forfertare of the r | delivered at that be bexed in ime. The regulation eee fo stelct rns, whi | named nen of not lene t! ta of 00 sete ne 8, and they much as are ap- 1 Of grained oak Fr week rat delivery, Accoutrements must | Fears, average age 24 years, average amount of 3 H 79 THR B TO THE P Be Sait them as menicise man: ‘0 TG THR P te.eomm! ae tee rol 1 y Th ufectarers do, Dut have Deon oompe! He : Bae F ae iiet maths by enprinctpied TO THE PUBLIC. ° TO THE PUBLIC. Consequently I bave tot ate of thelt own « ealers vering to dispose rr 40 THE PUBLIO, TO THS PUBEIS. = | ae om the reputation of mine, The : : other TOTAL KEEG SR GL EAEEEG | Sort ome arrestee eu 7 3 ; to favor; bat you stil need to exersise TO THE PUBLIC, ‘0 THE PUBLIC. pashed in! * preparations, REMEEERHG RTUEECEE. | Seoingn py ceeromrtions ao eee PUBLIG. THE pUBLt Ask fot D'S PREPABA’ G 70 THE PUBLIO. TOTEM PEBEIS BETEAG Boge: TQ AHE PUBLIC. 20 THR PUBLIC. BXTRAOT BCORL, TO THE PUBLIO. B BURL. Exteact BUOHU ABTEERERUG. 28208 cUaLE: BREAST BESHE: REPUBLIC: TO THE PUBL.O: XTRAOT BUCHU, TOTHE PEBLIC. TOE PUBLIC. EXTRAOT BUOHU: TOTHE PUBLIC. TO THE PUBLG EXTRACT BUCHU, TOTHE PUBLIC. 70 THE PURiIC. EXTRAQT BUCHU. TO THE PUBLIC, TO THE PUBLIC: EXTRACT BUOHU, TOTHE PUBLIC. TO THE PUBLIC: EXTRACT BUCQU, + TO THE PUBLIC, TO THB PUBIIO: XTBACT BUOHU, TOTHE PUBLIC. TO THE PUBLIC: EXTRACT BUCHU, RRMEpeRS 3 Bug FERS foyer TO THE PUBLIC. TO THE'PURLIC: : BETRAGT SARSAPARILLA, TOTHE PUBLIC. TO THE bURIC: EXTRA iT SARSAPARILLA, TO THE PUBLIC. TO THE PUBLIO: EXTRACT BABSAPABILLA, In the year 1646, the writer of this aricle om- ae R AGT eA RSAPARILEA: barked in the drug business in the city of ?hiladel- EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, phia, where he has been engaged now ove sixteen EXTRACT AA yeas Gara years in the manufacture‘of pharmaceutial prepa- BxeRact See AT ARILES. rations of yarious descriptions, But forthe last EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. ten years most of his Spemes bere emplopdinthe RY TRACE RAS ture of thi and tuid ex. x * ap Sees ake EXTHAGE SANSAPABILEA’ Most prominent among those to which ht desires AupD “a to call the particular attention of the faeult,drug- ee gisteand the public, arethe Highly Concentrated IMPROVED ROSH WASH. Fluid Extract Buchu, and Highly Concentrated IRE ROVED ROSE Was, Fluid Extract Barsaparilis. IMPROVED ROSE WASH. Both of these are prepared on purely scientific IMPROVED BOSH WASH. principles (in vacuo), and embody the full atrongth TEER OV ED Been Want of the various ingredients entering into their com- IMPROVED ROSE WASH. position These medicines require considerable IMPROVED ROSE WASH. care in the preparation, and the employment of dit. any id waar: ferent menstrua in successive operations ti take up eee vED ROkn WAS the extractive matters and inconsequence are most, frequently improperly made, and uot unfrequently much impaired, if not rendered totelly inert, by the injudicious and unskilfal management of those wo- acquaiuted with pharmaceutical preparations, My Evtract Buchu, upon inspection, will be found to be of the odor, color and taste of the plart of that name, and not adark glutinous preparation A ready and conclusive test will be a co:nparisonof * its properties with those set forth in the Uni:ed States Dispensatory. The Extract Sarsaparilla is far superor toany preparation that has ever come to my mtice as a blood purifying agent, A tablespoonful «ftne Ex- tract of Sarsapariila added to a pint of water is fully equa’ to the celebrated Liadon Diet Drink so wuch used by enfeebled and delicate constitttions of both sexes and all ages, T*PROVED ROSB WASH. iMPROVED ROSB WASH, IMPROVED ROSE WASH, Take no other, The patronage of the public is | particularly solicited by Your obedient servant, H, T, HELMBOLD. Seg PRINCIPAL DEPOTS. 1 One bottle is fully equal in strength to ore gallon TENTH Street, Philadelpbis, of the syrup or decoction as usually maie, and 104 Bouth TENTH Street: Philadelphia, bundreds of druggists throughout thecoun:ry have 104 South TENTH &:reet, Patladelpt adopted it in making their syrups of this name. 104 sours ARASH Bireet, hilade pha, I desire in this connection to make a plaia state- 104 South TENTH Street, Philadelphia, ment of facts, being prompted to do so— 104 South aeNaE Brest, Pbuiedelphia. ?. i a 4 So re DI ” First—By a consideration of the welfare of iuffer- 404 ponte TENTH str Philadeipnia, ing humanity. 104 South TENTH Street; Philadelphia, Second—Because I do not wish my articles elassi- a ELM 1 : an! Chemical Warehouse, fied as nostrums or patentmedicinesymany ofwhich | HELMBOLD'S Drag ani Chemical Warehouse: are made by persons too ignorant to read a physi- | HELMBOLD’S Drug aud Chemical Warehou-e, cian’s simplest prescription, much legs to marufae- HE BOLD's Drug ana Chemi Warehouse, i HELMBOLD'S Drug aud Chemical Warehouse, ture: Pharmacenties! preparations. HELMBOLD'S Drog and Chemical Watchouse, These persons advertise, This Tam comyelled | HELMBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse, todo, to biipg my name before the public, constien- BRELMEOLO. Brug — Chemicat Warghouss, tiovsly believing that I have the moat valuable HELMBOLD Drag and Ghemical Warehouse: articles that were everadvertised. They have deen advertised over ten years, commencing in s snall way, and have not only sustaine? their reputation, but their pepularity has extended to all parta of the United States,and widely throughout foreign countries. As before remarked, I, in common with the manufacturers of patent medicines, advertise my medicines, But how short-lived have been the thousands of the articles. And yet there are many persons who wiil continue to think that mer.tin | the article is not essential to success, My course in my particulars hax been quite | different from that of many others. With over 30,C00 unsolicited certificates and recommendatory | letters from all sections, many of which are from 594 BROADWAY, New York. no 21 eo6t LOST AND FOUND. the highest sources, including eminent physicians, SET08 Monsey, ee tote ines in tae orRG } clergymen, statesmen, &c., I have not been in the MOURNING PIN, containin, r, A suitable | habit of resorting to the publication in the newse | reward will be given if left at 197 I street, near | papers 1 do not do this for the reason that as my | 20th. no 21-3¢ | articles rank as standard remedies, they do not BEWARD-—Strayed or stolen. on or about need to be propped up by certificates. I may, how- $ 1 0 the 9th of Nov., a SORRSL ROAN MARS; pron withent Soy ~anah tenia thoweteu VY CHANCE alo. 8 winite mare a tte, or mor hind foot just from the great number at hand. Read the follow- above the hoof; dark upper lip few scars on her ing certificate of a cure of over twenty years’stand- | back, its bone somewhat pro ecting ; she ing :— Ay en Se worker ie eufee* LawistowN, Pa.. Jan. 14, 1357, years old, above reward w H. T. Htmnoin:—Dearsir—Ihave been troubled | TO@Overy of the M Any nf left either with Mr OHARL&S WALT } IR. with an affection of the Bladder City Hall, or with JOBEPH KILIAN. ii and Kidneys for over twenty years. Thad tried physicians in vain, ” and at last conoladod to give your genuine Preparn: near Bladensburg, Prince George's county, tion a trial. as I had heard itso highly spoken of. I have used three bottles, and have obtained mure BEWARD—Strayed from the yard on relief from its effects, and feel much better than I corner of 43g street and Missouri avenue, a have for twenty years previous —_ and White Spotted OOW, with short horns, .1 have the greatest faith in its virtues and cara- | The above reward will be given if delivered on the tive powers. and shall do all in my power to make | premises, [now 3t*) EHOLMBAD. it known to the afflicted. Hoping this may prove = | udvantayeous to you in assisting you to imtroduce Tazsn UP ESTRAY—On the i9th inst., three the medicine, am, truly yours Black and White spotted COWS. The owner is M. 0. McCOMMICK, requested to come forward, prove pro: perty. pay Gorner of M and 3d : barge. and take them away Lewistown, Pa., Aug, 28, 1257, ‘ : BT. Hetwnoun, Bag: I an apy to inform —— 7 a on ae ou jatafter ie use of your Me @, &CUL '—On Tuesday morning. Nov. a Red Seen effected; and I candidly belie should have L COW; s white ar in her foreheads ‘crumpled | been in my grave had it not been for it Your obedient servant. M.C. McCORMICK, This gentleman offers the following references atte: ing the facts of the case: Hon. WM. BIGLER, Kx vernor, Pa. Hou, THOS. B. PLORENCK, Philadelphia. Hon. 3. C. KNOX, Attorney General, Harrie- | horns; both ears cut; the end of tail white, and her back white $2 8 rewari will be paid if returned to MICHABL SULLIVAN, on 24 street east, bet. Gand H. no 20-3t* | BLO Doster s white Toe WaeON rl a be N rth a body and red shafts and near! D wi eon ant | burg, P: wheels, The above reward will be giver if return- | Hon. J. 8. BLACK. U. 8. Attorney General, | ed to JOHN FRENNER, on 7th street, near lat Toll | Wien BR: porrEs, exe Gate none on. D. RK. = vi ry ye | | Hon! BC” GRIBR, Judge US. Coun | "J'ASEN UP ESTRAY—A Dark Sorrel HORSE, Hon. JOHN BIGLEK, Sx Governor California, | Nov. 18th, 1863, on my premis: across the Navy Yard Bridge, between the National Race Course and Fort Sstrot. The owner will please prove property. pay charges, and _ 20 20- ___ @EORGE FRAZIER. $ RE WAED—Lost, on Tenth street, between Cfthe whole number treated,assbown by our ", certificater, 8720 were treated for diseases of the | come forwar Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsical Swellings, | ‘8° him away. The av. unt of medicine consumed as per | certificates was seven bottles; the average term of suffering one yearandunemonth, Of thisnumber | S30 we:e females, 227 children, and the ba ance males. 10,121 were treated for diseases arising from ex- cesses :—Habits of dissipation, youthful impru- derce, attended with various symptoms, among which will be found, indisposition to exertion, weak nerves, dimness of vision, nightaweats, palid countenan%¢, great mobility, restlessness, horror cfeociety, no earnestness of manner. These sy np- toms, if allowed to continue, would Undoubtedly resultin epileptic fits, insanicy or consumption, Nand O, Washineton, D, C.,on Wednesday. ‘ovember the 18th,a BROWN LEATHER POOK ST BOOK, containing a part ofa Check Book and eome Bilis. of no use to any one but the owner. $2 will be paid them and no questions asked if left at the Star office, so that I can them. = R. GUDGIN. in Monday morning, the 1th. MULE; blind in one eye. The owner isreque ed to come forwarc, prove property, and take hii h .B. MILLS, acy M st., bet. 434 and $d ats (Island ) 10 19 3t* L 9875.02 Wednenday morning, the 1gth instant, between the foot of 7th strest, to Penn. avi d from there to the Treasury’ Department, « Bow many thousands of the young have died of Gola Detached LEVER WATCH. A reward of S10 these causes. Visit our almshouses, hospitals and | will be given ifleftat the Btaroffice. no 19 3t" prisons, and fee the misery they produce Qutof | these 10,121 there were 5021 males, 3750 females. The sex of the remaining number was not stated in letters. The average term of sufcring Wasi}; {OUND RECENTLY—A SILVER D2SSERT BPOON, tna garbage cart, marked, which tha owner can have by calling at the Star office, prov- ing property, and paying for advertisement. no}! ‘AME TO THB BUBSORIBER'S STABLE—IN Georgetown, near the Market Iouse,a BROAN MABE, about 15 hands high, 12 or old, on medicine consumed 1033 bottles. In respect to ai, ments peculiar to women in decline or changa of wb life this will be found invaluable. No family saoald | 12th November, 1863. The owner will come for- be withcut it, ware; prove property and pay, charges aud take 7x were treated forBerofula Sait Rheam, geal | POE Agay: Bridge st., Georgetown, Heac. Ulecrations of the Throat and Legs, Paius and Ewellings of the Bones Totter, Pimplos on tie | WARD. Strayed or stolen. from infront Eq) BE 01 . . thy 8971 were treated for diseases of the blood arising | Dlazed face acd four white feet, 16 hands high, and from habits of dissipation, Of this number 2217 | Ones White Speckled Horse. iz years old. I will were treated for syphilis, 944 for humors in the pene rctene of the Horses aad conviction Bf fee blocd, 1833 for diseases of @ secret nature, in all | thief. JOHN HOOVER, Victualler, their stages. In this class of complaints patients nol9-3t* New Jersey ave., bet. Mand N sis, do not readi!y volunteer certificates, which ac. counts for the small number received, Of this number 4219 were males and 2200 were female: sreraee tacks ef years =~ months, ert term ofeuffering three months, ave: al sumed nine bottles. eee sineanced The above statistics are taken froma diary kept expressly for the purpose and with great Care. The proprietor, in making this statement, hopes that his motive may beappreciated, A feeling that entire candor is due to all has prompted him to do so, Iam well aware that many persons. consider five or ten dollarsexzpended in any kind of medl- L{pme. D@ YOU WISH TO SAVE MONBY? Ir 80, CALL at TRE BALTINORE BARGAIN STORE or LANSBURGH & BRO., 375 SEVENTH STREET, 34 door abovel, And mote the prices bafore you buy. We hay opened a splendid aecor ener of yi "3 OLOAKB of the Bina, Reriaee tees Sout rect cine for the benefitef their health a waste of mone per than soy house in the city. and yet these same persons will spend hendreds of A good sotorenant ote ert Mepeat tat tt Gollars in dress and dissipation, and think iver © of it, Suoh forget X st e npreat ‘That good health Is true wealth. ‘tice. Our assortment of DRY and ‘and we-can offer: Ball cariy and convince Law FANOY GOODS is ‘fate rare bargains, usual atyle, the boxes t. . SBURGH & BRO.'B | Sagkicahditeeiee Seabees or | ax"athlaten yurrte sconce’, | autos Basal STOR, nals where they propose to deliver.and the sumer | dluretien, bloo purifiers, &e. There tsnosenca’ ee as door above I. on ia they Propose to deliver at each place, if for | dicting the following facta: mo 2-10 No bids wilt’ -be considered from parties other A poison for one it s poison for all. G™t INDUCEMENT | sun eons. | Than regular manufecturers of thecartic'e and such | 4 Darcotie for one is a narcotic for all, ‘The subscriber having determined to close up Rent te ceeenae wee, ont to be fully compe- Adiuretic fer one is a diuretic for all. his business by the Ist of December, offers to the poeed for the work pro- A purgative for one is s purgative for ail, ade and pul his entire stock of Groceries, Rech Party obtaining « Contract will bs required A dlcod purifier for one is a blood purifier for ail. Hea, Wines, and Bas - nee REET Late Pond. with approved seearity, Yor ies ay, to eres caly, that come constitutions | #F°% No, 53 iach strest, Th req more of le et. onan Depart fat acceed os Seared taine Tight to reject our | “the Extract Earsayarille will answer in att oqses | _30 9 3° ashington. D. 0. Goon eu nate and will accomplish as much a8 any other purigar, F% ALB An old eotabilahed ¥ end HAY tos, D.0| Ramsey, Oniet rs I will gladly pay @5,000 for a better art'cie, BOUBR, corner ist ‘atreets. For fanizy SE pie - forts: |" py Butrost Bact Diuretic, and will act as | tiars inquirt om the promises , aes © D. RAMSAY, eneh ectom: @ 48 much as any other, SMITH’ Seventh st” to BORL-eotd Brig. Gon.,Ohlefof Ordesace, | gladly rey $5000 for a Petter article, Both ory Py *Guetning. ae ‘Re » EDITION. + cme ee %o comprehend the have, therefore, to € O’°OLOOX P. Mm. THE QUESTION OF A GENERAL EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. Notwithstanding the many publications al- ready made explanatory of the existing difficul- ties which prevent a general exchange of pri- soners, itis clear that the public do not seem ate point in issue. We say that it relates wholly to the treatment of our colored troops and their’ officers who unfortunately fall inte the enemy's bands. Other incidental questions have arisen to farther complicate the matter, but were the main one out of the way, the rest could doubt- less be speedily adjusted, . In determining on the employmentof colored troops, this Government became bound by the highest moral obligations, as well as by those appertaining to the well-being of the service: to give our soldiers of that description every | guarantee that they should be protected and cared for, and, indeed, treated in all respects like any other troops inservice. Therebel au- thorities, so soon as we placed colored soldiers in the feld, proclaimed the purpose of hand. | ing over their officers when captured to their several States’ authorities to be punished un- der théir States’ laws as criminals engaged in inciting slave insurrections, and of selling into slavery our colored troops, as they might per- chance fall into their hands, As far as this Government has been able to learn, we appre- hend, they have rigidly carried out this threat, formally promulgated in a message from the pen of Jefferson Davis, it will be recollected. Thus, nothing whatever has been ascertained of the fate of such of our officers commanding colored troops as were captured at Miliken’s Bend, Charleston and Sabine Pass. If alive, the rebel authorities have them somewhere im- merged in secret dungeons, not having even pre:ended to bring them to public trial under their state laws. But the impression is irresist- able that they have been murdered; as notraces So, also, is it clear that our colored soldiers captured by them have ahared the same fate, or been reduced to slavery; of them can be found. the latter being most probable. To permit the rebel authorities to pursueany such course with any of our country’s defend- ers made prisoners, is in every way wholly inadmissdble, if we propose to continue the war; and the Government's only hope of put- ting a stop to such barbarity and flagrant dis- regard of the usages of civilized warfare on the part of the so-called Richmond Government, is to rigidly adhere to the policy of making no more exchanges of rebel prisoners in our hands, and to refuse to parole any such, until Jeff. Davis & Oo. will consent to be governed by the obligation to regard all our officers and soldiers as being entitled. when prisoners in their hands, to a/l the rights of prisoners ot war. Washington Money Market—Latest Qu Buying. Se)ling. U.8 Coupon Bonds, 1281 . ne , S. 5°20" ...- par pa U. 8. 7.30 Notes. 2166 167 a 99 = fe = American Gold. =) -135a135 a EW YORE BATEs -CRORD BOARD. aie a) 6's, 1881, 109%; 7-30's, 106%; Certifi- caten of Indebtedness, 83x; Golds 15 Brie R. R, 107; Michigan Southern, 83%; Chicago and tations. Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Oo., Bank- Northwestern, 19%; Quicksilver, 63%. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM FORTRESS MONROE. CAPTURE 0. REBEL REPORTS OF MEADE'S MOVEMENTS, cae ai a ruven, F REBEL PRISONERS. —_—»———_ FEDERAL PRISONERS SENT TO SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA. i —) ssUV. WU. DlaAwen rebel prisoners arrived here last night on the steam- er Thomas A. Morgan, from Yorktown. They were captured in Mathews county, and stated that they were stationed there by the rebel au- thorities to prevent smuggling. (Doubted.} The steamer Convoy, Capt. Brehner, arrived to-day noon from City Point, Col. Irving hay- ing satisfactorily transferred all the govern- ment rations and provisions trom the Balti- more American relief fund for Federal prison- ere in and about Richmond to Commissioner Ould. The Richmond Framiner ot the 18th says: ‘Seven hundred more of the Federal prisoners have been sent from Richmond to Salisbury.” We have vague and general reports that Meade is moving up the Rapidan. A skirmish Northern Virgi took place Sunday morning at Morton Ford. Povice Rerorts—First Precinct.—A. Divine, selling liquor to soldiers; dismissed. W. W. Mrs. Amands Low, from Wilmington, N. C., Mary Moore, Mary Dolow and Maria Dunn, of Mobile, Ala., and John W. Haoning, blockade runner; sent to Provost Proctor, do.; $20. LOCAL NEWS. Marshal Todd. Second Precinct— Wm. Smith, drunk; dis- miesed. Nicholas Petters, Dennis Harrington, Wall, do.; military. Third Precinct.—Geo. Da workhouse, Maney, disorderly; #2 44. Fourth Precinct—Hugh Luby, drank and disorderly: ath Pr do.; $2. nor ublicen: horses; do. ai McCallan, disorderly; Ellen Mahorney. do. Morgass, do.;do. Mary Stevens, ney Mc(Quade, assault: bail for peace. Joanna (.—Pat'k Gallaher, drunk; dis- missed. Ambrose Hart, drunk and disorderly; do. John McAlhster, do.; #1. James Kirby, Frank Hanks, do.; military. L. Levi, disorderly: $1. L. Jones, do.; dismissed. Patk O'Hare, selling li Taliaferro, ste:tlir séd; do. . Patrick Salli- ul. Alfred Bowens, stealing; deferred. —>__ HUNG BY ACCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, about four o’clock, & woman named Susan Du- gan, was found dead in her kitchen, on L street north, between Ninth and Tenth streets west. The body was taken in charge by roundsman atrolmen Brewer and Johnson, of ard. Coroner Woodward was no- tified, and this morning held an inquest. From Greer ee the Third the evidence it was ascertained that the de- ceased was a yery dissipated woman, and was intoxicated at the time of her death. The jury returned a yerdict that Susan Dugan being very much intoxicated, did, in coming out of her kitchen with a piece of wood, accidentally get entangled by her neck with a rope fastened at the top of the aoor, and ten minutes after was found dead. She was very poor and had no property. condition to be occupied, but the vacation of > Movine.—The offices of the Metropolitan Police and of the Gas Company are Lc 4 being moved from the building on Bleyent! street to the new building on Tenth street. The latter is not yet completed. and is hardly ina the building on Eleventh street was absolutely neceesary, as the lease had expired several days ago. Those having business with these offices will be obliged to put up with some little in- convenience tor & tew days, until the workmen who are actively at work can complete the new building. The Gas Com floor of the buildi: itan Police is tendent ore office on the Na 7 vere wilt be ven on Wedn: javy 1» next (Thankegiving eve) at Odd Fellows’ ‘ Yard. Schroeder’ nin; Hall, lon baad y’s office is on the lower ing, and that of the Metropol- on the second floor. Superin- b, who has for a few days had his Venue, is now in the new building. =e THawEsGIving Evm BALL.—A grand ball, the names in the that the ball will be in first-class style. Onpsaws’ Count, J' eA the estate of W: "s for the ular employee at the iY eve. splendid cotil- occas! ve assurance —_—>—__ Maris H. Larned on the estate Catharine Adams Kate, orphan of ‘were ‘™. isaned to Sf Benin yr was appointed Ohadacey Ad- Mary do. Bar- George Fannie Cook, enticing to prostitution; bail tor good behavior. Peter Nash, Jas. Riley, suspicions; dismissed. she refusing to compl: and dragged me" her feet he knocked her down a second and robbed her shawi and made off. as sheconld walk she proceeded to station and Biaeer Weeden went the man. and before Justice her some distance, i pe ye was she recovered and — tna tenth tou camp Red sied he was bro: it who committed to ———— ‘SuppEN Deere. Youedey morning, about 11 o'clock, & woman named Poa About 10 health at work in her havo ensued in a few minutes. the lly was found a bed, face downward, in ber alley back of Temperance Hall. o'clock she was apparently in good ard; and death must It is said that she was of very intemperate habits. Rounds- man Greer cal ed a physician, who said that there was nothing to indicate that the death waa produced by other thun_natural causes. at was 1 F. betwee ae Week}; mery. Writing, ende: chard . 0.0. F, Levun.—Covenant will sree a veh at Pompeian Hall, town, on Thanksgi The Holy Hill band wi music, and as all the lodges in the District are represented on the committee by wellknown ntlemen, to conduct affairs on the night of The lovee, there can be no doubt this will be so ant affairs of the kind that has taken place for & long while in this District. 2 Bar ole : sit ont cond at. wee! bine rooms, situ ween B and ol Mohs sapplies of Pure joes. ONTINENTAL Con’ west pri cents. Miller Thompson ; Buck! { History, by E.B. Krasineka; the S:eepin Fpmeroy 5 My, Bi ; The Gi Bee Bearl ‘Andrews : ion, by Henry on ‘Tuckerman: Blisa 8. Randolph ; Whiffs from my by aLicut. R. Bailcr’s Table. ed unnecessary to call upon the Uavnen Tee deceased leaves a husband and several children, one of them an infant. 1,0. 0. Wed next.) dew rnish delightfat ve, uy —————__ Turmp WakD Sration CasEs.—C. 8. Den- nison, drunk; diemissed. Geo. Reppars, do.; wmililary. Jas. Gillen, do.; 81. ‘tieulars i 60.""No. 335 cor me streets north a Santiine 3 WEST pate one 02: . iden ero are Medigines Perfa- Windo' ledicines, Paint, Coa: it and Li r asle at en mel no 21-27 INTHLY FOR DBOSMAEB br? The oats Hi reaper, a Fi sain hy ae tents -—' Missi reat A BS imball ; D by Anna Gray igverett Russell ; Virginia, by She Defines her position, by eerschaum, Wolcott; Literary Notices, FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent. a Theater. 8’ most fash! dies’ Riding and Walking 4 very rich Kvening Bats for the oe Bo 5-Im* SoMETHING NEW FOR WASHINGTON, York, basjust ed MI88 SANFORD, from New York, Bassase open: an elegant assortment of Infants’, ? OY DRESS HATS of the ene ianable styles, to et le la a Every article from Paris an: No, 4 Market Space, Next door BAL MITCHELL & BON, ESTATE BROKERS, Southeast corner e oe and 15th streets, have now for sale, Brick Hesidence on Datreet, island.) price 3 $1,450 cash; possegsion at once, with iprovernente near the city 25¢ iniles from improvements. n e city, Baitrcad'"fo exchanes for a Houten the clty. no St 0. balance, 6, 13, 18, and 24 months: Fifty Bu:lding Lots, woll-lo- ‘Also a Farm, 139 acres, IMB: Just received per schooner Jennie Morton, 1,308 casks fresh barnt Lime and for sale by Bo i-lw* LIM BY LIM Bi eit Wharf, foot of th street At the’ neti RN CAsa0ES TO The Hay UN” Y.. mixed with timothy, tre North ver hard dried ‘The at in cargo 1oommereial Building no 18-lw* betwee: OYS AND FANOY GOODB ARBIVE AND FOR SALE. To arrive at lith street (Washington) wharf this wi eek the following vessels: JACOB BIBDSELL, L. P. SMITH. EDWARD GLADE, WITH HAY AND BRIOK. is from the rieh lands of Oolumbis and the Brick ab ve are for sale FARRELL. Couisiansav. 9th and 10th sts. FOR THE HOLIDAYS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Denlers: wroald se well te ure! elsewhere, a! Hr Ry Lam give mea call before No. 479 llth, between B Depot, 316 F street, be- JNO. R. FOLEY. F The subscriber offers tor sale by hundred barrels of CHAM a few. hupireq_galloas of old APPLE WHI8K Bample of the ‘isky may be atd of the cider by enclosing 50 cents. 8. mul be sent by igor aneraes dontrous ty it our works can by addressing ue have full par- tigers. vB CONOVER & 60." no7- CEAMPaGn. EB CIDER AND OLD APPLE WHISKY OR SALE. the fillo= afew PAGNB CIDER. Ave. by enclosing @1, dents, Bass pled Prineeton, Mercer county, N. 5 {** oc 3-tr Cc ITIZEN DAILY RECEIVING MY BTOOK or Fall and Winter Clothing AND Gent’s Furnishing Geeds. J. H. SMITH, 460 BEVENTH STREBT. WON. B.—Semple Goods for Oustom Work. OF WASHINGTON COMING TO BALTIMORE CAN SAVE FIFTEEN PER OENY. BY BUYING OF SMITH BROTHERS & CO., CLOTHIERS AND MEROHANT TAILORS, No. 40 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, ye he ladie: A atrse! es ment of— Thr A Lar, — HOUSEKEEPING EFFEC TS IN GENERAL. The subscribers having just received and com- ted their Fall Oil Cloths, from 1 to 4 yards wide. Mattin, Oil Clo Feather Beds, Hair, tresses. oc 17 eotf CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, HEARTH RUGS, MATTING, AND ir ok, would res ly invite nd pentlonen of Washington, George lexandria, and the pubjic in general to call at the Store, and examine our large and general No. 526, corner Seventh and D assort- ly, Ingrain , and Domestic Carpets and hades, and Blankets, wok, and Excelsior Mat- and Matts, Window 8! Table Cover ALSO, e Assortment of Mahogany and Walnut rniture, Glass, Wooden pearly ail other 1 tfally, GReEN & WILLIAMS, [Ohron. and Union| Vier the Wi cart of eone BO BIESMAR—Protected by Royal Ie do Poarmncie Fest Medi be had corner 11th Letters Patent secured by the seals of the scie Go Paris vand the imperial icine, Vienna io, 2has usec , Cube 6. Briesmar fs the afuiibis emmcdy fora Egyition cod Second ptoms, FARM Fo! oon See teereee Rad ead BOBT, K. NBVI?®. : 4, \ j % y