Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1863, Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, = (SUNDAY BXIOEPTED,) : af THE STAR BUILDINGS, @eanan PEs’ Avervs awn firs Sraser, BY WwW. D. WALLAOCH. * pdlade~amsean 1 echertcs by \° the price THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This excelent Family and News Journa. containing a grenier variety of interesting read img than can be found in any other, Is published ™ Friday morning Tea x Twent-nve ¥ It imvariably contains the « Washington Newe™ that hae made The Daily Evening Star e¢reulate so generally throughout the eountry. 87 Simgie copies (in wuappers) can be pro- eured at the counter, immediately atter the is- | sue of the paper. Price—-Tueus Carre. ED monthe at the rate of if cents s @opice, with or without wrappers, Two cuxTs. ADVERTISEMSNTS should be s-ut to the ethse betare i ereloek Mt: comerwrioe taey te v®. XXII. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1863. 2, 3,361. Bat eppear until ‘he nex’ day f raerrt STE Bare > aarel ereay (a a eA Penn 44 A MNeE DAT eager a9 1 rw nen we left prison. It was decided that one BOARDING. FOR SALE AND RENT. AMUSEMENTS. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. of the party should ¢o toa houreand bay some. a seis = thing, representing himsel: Gese! - COME AND BORD For geatiomen, way be | f'OR FALE OR RENT—A FRAME Bi SON GROVER’S THEATER [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.] | Going to the houre, he met three women, with RS ined Reng the Western Market, between | Af aie otrent. lagatre of @BO.. JuHMSOS & | OO DUS avenue, near Willerde’ Aide peatioriendes hom bie Yank * dearriae sory tock admire @.-T.-4S60.-=. coat" _—iMEA_MAGDeNOUGH. Ton ry A BLLC UF s aRLUMS, eranested ea aaa = canaguaias is 7 FROM CHARLESTON. bites aine he came from the house with BOgRDING — Gention in can be scermmodated FS folding dcors and furnished; nahtet-by gee THI (@atordey) BYaN NG. Deo. 5, corn ceke atout eight inches in diameter, and with rd —_ Rooms upon 2p0.1- ted dy Curmace. Located ina ¢ 1181 p fixth sight s four mall pieces of bacon, which was ent into From the army hoepital—the bloody battie- | cation at TH we gunn Bas Sane. te city wad balr square from the eare—Sz1 Latee:, THNOAEAT Rate ahs YY ahs AND MAR- on—Dhelling the ¢ ity. rer) acorn, (for thers were eight of ue.) -It humbleabode | @¢oreetown, U 4. near old ¢-.per mil) bridges. between 6th and de 34 1 Nenina, PHILApELPuta, Dec. 4.—Phe U. S. e’eamer | merce just a mowtial fore ch, and bever was eee ee eee ee ae <-¢___Ghronsele ie} ____| FG 2aNT_Thrvo large MALLS, 12 000 of the | Woodertal Pe cdees te arate een hatte oa the | Massacbucetia, Lt West which irr Charheton | M*‘eJurt amowmtal fore ch, and Rover wes @f the poor—from the office and the sacred desk Te LBT— With Board in a private family, & Foe ices ‘OB larg Avenue The LBABS Ourda F bar on Tueedey evening, arrived here this af- | eis) nnished, we reeumed our journey. ‘tog —trom the mountain top, distamt valleys and bd Tecdu, with Artistic bvoiutions by % - | of two Btores and the three Hails may be eso if 1 Mi ttt. terngon. teut two miles, we came to a persimmon tree. Alemen. Sitka four Eironafthe War Separtetent | partienwish tbe purchasn,” Avquize at 355 Peo | Ty be follows ae iin oeaeer Baict Dirartioe | “WSonahe eniled the bombardment of thefor's | One of the party elim ed it for shaking some far-off islands of the ocean—from every nook.| Address T.W W.. Bex ®.Btar office de3at" | averne, _ 4-3 mont, produced waser she d:reeti on of or USnriertén was Boing on night and day. down, when bappents g to look at an opening w = rt ofth. eit ; ¢ fring om Sumter had ceaged, and Geveral | 4) the woods, he espied five rebel cavalry, aad eorner of the civilized world—is pouring T 393 FIRST BTREBT Bast, BST WEBS A FOR BANS In the mos cep ral A RLORS acd TH F 4 1eT has. Giimore was turning his att ntion to tne force riding at a emart alloy , and looking about and ito) Hil gentiomen and their wives eau To eoncln%e with the comic tomime of im the evidence of the astonishing effects of | 24 sing’ entlemen «en be aceommocated with | threr separate FU SNISHED BD )ME, suitable for MONS. DEURALUMBAG, du the inside of the harbor. A terrific fire wae | them in al] directions. We had no bositation in DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. Thou. | Pleatant @snde upon thousands of. letters like the fol- Bocms, with Board. Beforen =e sx Congressuen orcierke, Apply s: 535 7th atevat, hept up on Fort Jouncom, which must b3 re- | bel eving then ne be are ee We rn in es ine OABD —Two s legantly Pa-piched daitn goa dete een Ecnisisas avenne and b, cp ent = BD ¢AMILY AFTRAROON nerd petore, further progress can be mane ta | » lyes fat upon the ground, and det:rmined to R REST ad ji wait until dark before going furtier It wae ‘FLOR REST —A Member of Crngrene desiring a moder Admiesion, Lad: tf hell. int ‘i 4 % 4 Jowing may de seem at our office: or first and neooud tuurd, with first clase SEF een Tt A Merber fT ing 4 i Le aan z Gtisiore wee Pet oke Si cd te tee p.m. by ad Hens, started at oar: & Repasvey, Wis., Sept. 16, 963. teine races fracsives . Minas Ate | pnited at 353 1 tree 14th, op- do ail ports of the house, ¢ 2 | Charleston at the rate of twenty per dav, and | y, gro, who directed us to the Pamuntev river, 1 was evident that they did considerabie dam- | grost ten miles distant. Keached it at ten p.m. Sge. Dreerters say that ihe uon-combatanis Monder, Nov. 16— Went up and down the bau all been removed trom the city. river; 1raveled about 3u miles in two days, try= a Isth aod & am: iso o'sioek. Perfermarce comm no* «@ @ & © Thave been in the army kospl- eee tte Becietary of War also, an OFSIOR, 08 | tale occasion, the catirs BEAB 'y Bos p! Rous JO LET WITH 646L.—Newiy s04 | Sret oor, eu! fora paymester s office. Horming atthe Picpots taser Wand: Apena eee soous Bore at igs Mrect, betwenn aiet gad ti = - oebed fete com, teperiorinsnce. 1 be entire brane! There was no tia visivle on the ruins of 2 ax no s-1e" apoeec 3 “oon TT Seaut to crest; afraid to go to the ferries, as we of Plantation Bitters, # # © Three pottles Mire te nc 10: te Ps teraas Gheaver ean ted | “Dut iet en ree WEIDING ano For Samir. Tue rebels have heretofore kep: | heard they. were evardnd: catae oa) house; a Ts. 3" 7 iu yi ie 1 omt after eal ** * * Z a soit, Fandsomely -urnisbed, with fre aod lizht, 7 : BORN QUOD LUOK. and, of course, our officers have respected A two belt pecterdibins ats ee rake > Festpred my speech and<ared me. iy aecatral loration, ans with @ privete family. — ¢ got rome , bat came very c O. H. Fiuavrs.” PERSONAL Ho. 469 Niath strect, between E and P sireets, FORD’S NEW THE TER, aud avoided Oring upon it. But afew days | captured. A man who was in the tonsa start. ADAM ABOLiaw WOULD maB°KOUPULLY | —*¢3°** ee — TENTH STREBT AbOvs eee ee ioned Gon eee ed tor the stable to ert a Rorse for the pnrpo28 wo 2 Une young tan, who bad eon | sep Sea Sadas Heya e pita | MYRIA Fok Magen gueanansa rs | of Reiaay ube than Bamseres™ | bry tYeCabeind' missus het. | Heir iaind see ye enye our ema ak ne man, Bow 5 mt an . enue. 5 % ‘i 4 aiek and not out at the house for two years | aud may conmalted conhdential yom allimpor- | Mias brooks It is deemed unneceses y for farther THIS (faturday) EV@NING, December 5, tection ef a hospital flag, to conguct them to some of his men, who tart matters et all timer from 9 a.m until 2p m | explanation in regard to the house, a» per-o79 The news of General Grant’s victories had would fcrward us throuch to Richmond. (Our j with Scrofulaand Erysipelas, alter paying the | Ladies cents: gentiemen @! No 60 south ist ing to rent wifloxemine the pre! ¥ |. Wor THE WEBB SISTERS, teva received, aud bon Thureda: fines saluws | story was that we were Yankee de-erers) As “ i “tol HIN, | t i at 490 H sirect. between Sta and Sth | in three pieces, supported by the entire company {| were fired in honor of it trom aii t! Vesarks of the man’s back was turned. *h Gostors over #150 without benetit, has been {fcore: ast fom Caro prison, Oap' ey terms cy t baee of Patent ‘Office, ‘3M o'elook, ree i» eli the Hock and trom the batterie on choree Afine peeled nes once Pree ae nara, ured by ten bottles of your Bitters. * * # CM ST oe streott, at Boon, 19 and 1 e’oloek; and 4 o'vlock, THIS RBVBNING, the salutes the rebel batteries opeued a very | i3d eli y 18 the -ta'e of affvire, we ran as if Epwaap Weunaty.” Ai L Female Gere onie tbs ive Gout, Bheum- shersera: JAMES TOWLUBS. THE COLLEEN BAWRK, briek fire in recpense, doing no damage. for o.1 Wives tuicugh tie woods by tre biak —— avinm, Nearalgia, A, cured without fall agsedily. | =f AC —_ = with on omument onct. The Mascacbuselte brings the oificers and | or ihe river, nbow! five miles. Mu« ting @ 6.70 The following is from the Matron of the MRE. WEEN, POE SALE—Near the Navy-_yard. north side of THE DAY APTSR THS WEDVING, men of the marine battalion, numbering about | dri viny » pair of oxen by the place we wre Union Home School forthe Ohildrenof Volan- |-_noi-im* 445 E atreat, Washingtoa $ gam, av poe, in Bavare lo, St, boandes ca With the WebD Bisters in two Farurite Parts, 2G, recently doing daty on Morris Island, and ly rg, be tcl us that thera were tn armed teers: Hp. L. KMITE— The Greatest Test Medium ofthe | publie square: the desirabie LOTS muctared bp also several refugees from St. John riv-r, | men after us, aid pointed the wav we ehoula ¥ loridu, who represent that the people of thnt | go 19 avoid thym. We toliower his direction, State are in a starving condition, Ard in ebout two hour, it beeoming dark, we Naw York, Dec. 4.—The correspondent of | rested behind # s:raw stack, delux prety well rs the Arsociated ress, ui dute off Charles- | asenred we bad thrown cur pursuers off the Bitters have beso given tosome of our litle | Magretiven Rittings @ Sermiaator @userel. cormer ofG and 1eth ats.. from ton, Ist instant, says:—The position of aifars | track. Much fatigued after the cha, we made eRildren suflering from weakness a1 J weak eis pe eS a. H OOLecaN, here is unchanged, .Gen. Giimore continues to | up our minds toremain bere all night; :t Fee Fangs with most happy effect. One little girl, EDUCATIONA! OR NENT—At 434 etreot, nppaite the 2o0: qursOpo ITAN Ha LL shell Fort Sumter from his mortar batteries. | fore we mrde ourselves a8 comfortabie a8 pes- HED ROOMS. fr M ; 7 Tatreet, between 4th and 5th streets. to oxawine | Na o'heing linproved by B two-story Fraune Dwell- Nsw York, August 2, 1863, diseases, neo : 4 im imp A 5 your dead as wed as living frivuda; -boure, oneu Mr Jams Land. @m. Deagz: Your wonderful Piantation | gcte names reais charatter. and reads the futare; webs ate new core sien er tomer ar the tiene " BAV=MRYBR Mansion, 57TH StRaBrT, } Age—Wiil give ai. tings for ssbort time at 550 8,10, aud 20, ecntaining about 93-0 square f-et im perticuiar, with prins in the head, loss of o. 10 of 12 UNF URN Fan AVANCE. Hard, bivu AND 19eR Ba, The west wall bas been oudermined oy our tire | sible, Izid down and sie pt ull morning. THE MIS8B5 PRCRS Piped and the last yestige of the fort as a jortifled Nov. i7.- Finding no way of crossing, we S@ppetite, and daily wasting consumption, on | [8% MISSES PECK 5 @IRL8' SOBCOL, but 2°3 for howssbeavins BTINDAY, Deo «, work ie disappearing. Tne rebeis now only | became discouraged. Cause at. length to a~ whom all medical skill had been exhausted, AT 277 J STKEET. Fossisaep HOUSE FOR “EN T— fea ivate GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMBNTAL ocestionally ispluy @6mall battle tag from | place where there wasan opportunity to build. Sis teen oureiy feared. We commenced vii Pree spat esto Detar ad Svnoaar, set | Be 2 yal wegtat ity ted Padi dined at aoa Te ee Nauta! | ute tae ABER roma. worn, | aie ee ey Page en | 02 cys von some fe moat | Trey intnens tree mend | 2p Ee onal Wad ofS Spe appetite increased; strength and health follow- | p}*% e Mas BHobt A. Kinsie, U, Terenas, svenue, und fcr several hours the firing was very | After having traveled a mile, met a negro, ea** * * Mes 08.H Baton D.8. Tr 8 L Leoni MAL D Dwi Sat = i i ey who took us to his hut aud gave as b i “M. ‘Lt ‘Col - ara + | Will be executed ny "he baat t.l-at of our city. heavy. Oo y ve us a3 moc! Respectfully, Mae. O. M. Davoz.”” is, A.M. Lt Col. 8. H Lathrop. & * LAND Dee nee. Oli ask vith és 0 im . ‘The weather up to yesterday hasb-en stormy, | corn tread and butter, bacon und mi'k, as we a Bo B-ecét _ foal ots be Pgredinsy ye ae | ae gin at 8 o'cloe! ate: 18 ang the buvy consequently inacuve. Cuptain | wanted, besides ecme valuable information «# * * Y owe much to you, for I verily M33 SROOKE'S BNGLinw AND FRENOH | along the old Bladensburg road, naar the > rane, 7 CANTE J. M. Bracford has ben appoiuted fleet captun | regarding the rebel pickets, the direction we Delieve the Plantation Bitters have saved my Boaraing and Dey Schoo ,No. 130 Penn. av., | f1be eity. adjoin ng on tie oast* Bokingtoa ” MysIO GAR TERBURY. AND. vice Captain Emmons r lieved. Were to take to avo'd them, aud told us where Seven Buildings. The ninth and seventeenth | theo untry sest of the late Jom pi Gales, divided H LL S$OANTBRBURY.? THEATER. Horton, Dee 4.—The correspondent of she | We could sleep in a barn abouta mile distant. Life. semi-annual seetion of this Institution will com- | into eleven small Ville Tracte or. Bit a, frontin UISIANA AVERUR. Foerou Heraid, in a letter da! 1f Charlest> Chark-y gaye bim bis watch in payment, went Rav. W.H. Waeconuz, Madrid, N. ¥." Tene on Monday. September 77th, 188, Girenlare | fr+m 174 to 3.0 feet un the road, and roauing back Rear of National snd Metropolitan Hotels. Nova, pt PPR OM OBST leCtoiy: | abate aides sleep. sat Ue stpal . re seletm™ | Serewescne’’ 204 containing trom one to thre AT ALLIANCE OF @RNIUA, One cr two rebel batteries on James Island | _ Wednesday, ISth —Awoke at daylight much «# * * Thon wilt send me two bottles eres ‘i TER GRS a — - —= ——-—— Plats of the presines may be obteined at the : have teen complexly demolisbea by our shut | Trfreehed, started for Matapom river, went more of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has RS.E. J HOWBLL, 499 Eighth street, be- | Counting reomnof ihe sahserihers Fouttively JRATILEES QNETE{ pandher’ | and shell kurt Sumtr received an uwfal | #bOUt two miles, when, on account of the open de 2-37 Jat OO MeIT BNE Aste: last week cf 7EATHLA! NEIL.{ Irishioms, pounaing yest rday One of our heavy shut | 265 of the country, were compelled to stop In @pen on Toesdey, Deseo abhor lat a heoteo Eby iriend, Asa CURRIE, Pniladslynis Pa” | oe earl en Biekee Fineen cee been greatly benefited by their use. M tween the avenue and D «treet wil a! - us re AUkAN Ce a stuck upon the wside of -h- wail, aad seat an | the woods, Mei a negre who promised to take ae RRistitee eter Toguirs at aan “p."ArGb: | “Ot, Tes? | BRMBSTRR DOPALDER.} Te Gating | nck Pon be (unlde of 2b oils and peatan | ihe Woods, , Meta nogre who promised to take ve Se the sity or F) 3 we a | he camezad tcok us to a triend of bis, whe ‘ise Fruit by tue dosen B yaLbTs 420 Bat,, bet. Bb wad oF ats,. Wash ; ‘onl wails sre so bioken up now that we have a ec: ic of his, where @ Brioal Wr: ath:. feathers H «« * * Ibave been agrest sufferer from | 6; af Dyepepsia, and had to abandon preaching. * | bets dalia® bt jew th hth we got 8 good eupper, and warming by a larg ied with Fruit: suliable for pr-senta for the ane ms es First L. ue view through them. Ae ’ d ar 7 k of L J, DONNDLLY, Byipa, ast a t and ta o fire, after which two of his boys took us across. #* The Plusiasion Biers have cured | M2yeihine holidere," Wreaths madete order.” | (jib ReTABLICN ED YARD STORE Pom wale, | nek © } icdod iin Gee Re anE 40d ton PASE CES | ine tives in a.ckify gneacas Ditermen cea a For farther particalare ingaize at 2.0 etore. A Thnies | BAOBEL RYLAND ; } By :hogret | james Jeland, muce good their escape la the | Way 10 Cavel; went about “ix tiles ane fe) o6t* Gorya,” | oarkness, and surrendered themselves to oar | Stopped at daylight in a small wood. le hortiy, two negroes came Ruv. J.S Carnory, Rochester, N. ¥.” croa x @} — Moma tous QuRsTIOn OLOAKS! f el Drama, — eae = Erove : Thursdey, 191d. oa KENTA Koruick Paa ‘ca funk Joreeson Folly Island. They state that the vs “* * #® Send us twenty-four dozen more Liev. bot. Fac? i Fouche’ New )LOVE TEXOUGH | By the Boquet | Churlestonians and the reb | troops are almost | 81¢ng, who cantioned us not to travel by day~ of your Plantation Bitters, the pepularity of = reget Ho: 668 Bevan st, Pe | erect THE WINDOW. { Of BesaG” | ina sate of panies AN Cede er ee ere most hight, os thie was muster day of the “Home which are daily increasing with the guests of | We shal oven thia day a sploadis amortmeat of | Piyu BEN TCA coo fortahiy PURAi6u NO NEW OL10 OF FUN! Se ena a eeay high, “They say the | Geargr. snd the citizens would = house. ” ernas OsADWICK & be Ladies’ and Children » F ators having medery converien =33 loosted ° South cannot hold ont mtny months longer. Pi county (King and Queens our ,e he be Pirst Ward. lnwed:ate passion ateen, GRO B EDESON The poor people ure in a state of starvation in | County) to the Court-house, and wonld be very Proprietors Willard’s Hove) Washington, D. 0.” CLOTH AND PLUSH OLOAES further partioniers address Box 219 no $\-t? Ina favorite character aud new songs. Onarleston and *avaunnh. xpt to pick us up; we followed their adviee to ' “# * © Ihave given the Plantation Bit. | °%°o7 O*P manofacire EAGAN, EDWARD F0h BALE. — "bn ~ remain all herd 1 ae wocds, they promising to ALB. re runcisco come at dark and bring us something tw eat. Ladi 1) please ine our stock pur- A BRIOK HVe¥, io te repair and now DOOD, CLABKE. Ban Francis De _ teamer 7 .m. Am oods whe: tere to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with paapeaidie canine . store Teady for oceupan-), will Beau one sommodaticg aby ean MOL : th ae On At? p.m. they came in the. wi plicbed ¢ esto! g effect. ehasing elsewhere, as we sha}! sell them from $2 zaba r@iled trom this port to-day, carrying 50 | were lying, and told us to come toan Y ect ap Seta sable PQBM of 150 acres, 3 valles from rail BROWN, BWAGGABT, ke, passengers, $819,000 in treasure for England, | field, when just as we emerged from the woods heaper than at any ether place, Call carly oad, 12 miles! ‘Wash Will be ox oh od ‘ and $254, for New York. we faw a gioup of come twent: wi Superintenden: Soldier's Home Cincinnati, ¢,” | *#¢ onvinee yourselfat for Geic2 Bovedproverss eee ne | 9 Selec dealer a ane Stn eoartar before | “Nn “he courts yesterday a Geciaion was ren. thought that iv was all up with as, coat wee — " LANeSUROM & BBO B see wert pearl Mise LOT Ta OF PULAR F. ae dered by Judge Holman, tinding $4,000 dam- | negro bad betrayed us and Called the Home «# * * The Plantation Bitters have cured BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, A nice litte Q@KOCERY Bena. 2 oom for yor! LAR FAMILY. aTINEE ayes against Gap! KH. Pearson in tavor of | Guards tocapiure us. Judge how agreeably DAV APTERNOON (hae. P. Di . The latt a Ae han ep ot paca weeavinca cde, 2 iN aR, mane, atter was exiled by the | surprised we were when we discovered them to Om cash ; jersion at omer. - y a & Six ‘Small HUUbES. ip diferent parte of the MB. SUBS K @ovDALL, Vigilance Committee in 185u, and Uapt. Pearson | be triends—the nezrors—male and fem le, ther Prostrate and had to abandon my business. el. Sd door above I street. | city, . Pac rasa” ina Foacher ot Dancing jo the | sUbtequently forced him to leave the steam~r | ages varying from 14 to 80 years. They had H. B. Ervestry, Cleveland, 0.” — = ‘A First class Building "OT, on 1 th atreat Mfeet | most Goirhed ball room Btyhe, aequii ease: aiter be came on board at Acapulco, with the | come, 1 suppoxe, trom miles around bid i = SEVENTH STREBT by ¥O. Also. @ LOT on Massachusetts avenue, th | sna elegance om emtering com: Rited lenticn t b c i , npolrgss 510 A 5 1 0 bel Yet (asse thn * me Neen oe — ine mpeny, pies ew he wocid wae saree eds in which ;} place, to have a look at the Yankees, and suc. “* * * The Plantation Bitters have cured P. J. BELLEW & 00, 4 fis Building LOT on Mostrest, Aino, some 3) | ladies ang grni'emen can take private Yor d nul hod-andee nee nunk, | 2 supper as they brought with them. No me of & derangement of the Kidney and urina- Duare having ben bani-hed under the abt! Wwondtr that we stuffed o1 a ther LO 7 a lances. penalty urselves to such an MANUFACTORERS’ AGENTS, © Tiandaoue BOUMD tor rent, in 41@erent parte of ne Booptre ‘ano ra diem Qlub Bro. se fortue | Of death. Ansppeal has been made fron the | extent that we were hardly able to walk for the Fy organs that has distreseed me for years. It @ rrectivn of round shoulders ge ision of the cour: on the ground of its im- eats Tike a charm. Permanently ertablihed in 1850. the city, dedness, fire: five miles of our journey. A 00d Business LOT, corner of 7h st. castand | + c‘ornitien They rupercede “il caliethenten,’and Posing ¢ xceasive damag. +nunserate the goodies ipreea beter ai iretmay OG. U. Mooun, Agent for Colgate & Co., QUARTERLY B4LE8, Pa avrue, hizbly reeon mented by the medical profession, — was cornbrad, wheatbread, (a great } j . : MITOBALL & of cere of the army and Disturbunces at Seutu am N.J ixs : 7 ogury 356% Broadway. | Independent of the great advance of all hinds of pig oy tee oarde of wo New York, Dec. 4.—Serious disturbances in Dixie, four teing #13) per barrel when wo ao, 0, OR PANCY GOODS, &o. southeast cor. of ba ave. sod eins im" eur d ibis werk iu South Amboy, Ne J, oa | (2i,Ricbmond,) rabbit stew, 1oast chicken, Sener We have determined net to depart from our | areck ofs Grocer Rotten cat oy Coot at PorEnon P. Fiona Leg Fartof tho, strikers trom the employ of the | mily cmd a pelot sence or ee ole wee: The Plantation Bitters make the weaketrong, | o#ual custom at thisseason. We sre bound tosel} | ing business. : hoa fa a init dain arent Oe OR es | Tbe a end Rebey Faliroad. 4 Tobacco. Atter we had finished eating, monet eheaper than the cheapest We are agents for the Or ewe reek Bicasure to unacenes uvernment aud other freight was de- ing " . @ «—-—« Ba Mangala brilliant, and are exhausted ua | 1.16 of MeClain’s celebrated Coscannt and Quince, § Cotitiva Band Yor By nad Bastia pused BEd Ter Tee deans, Giner, business stopped, when we concluded: that it was tae toe oes ‘ure’s grea restorer. They are composed of | seed 3 ‘hose | spectfully solicits a liberal abare of public on Meentanee tenn ici Felgard supreme. | start. Accerdingly, after getting information Ww. HAIR O1L8, Teoma desize to furnish their own - Chere . Healdenos Corner of Penn. avexue and Lith ’ qa nien im with a posse of | trem an old mam as to the best direction to nee t&e celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen, OQ@LOGNES EXTRACTS, &e, is an excellent resteuraat in the immediate vicin L, BICR, 255 | tbirty men, and a militia company trom Tren- | toavoid she pickets, and compl ith their gq’ - Bassafras, Roots, Herbs, &c., al preserved in | aiso, CHRIATIANA’S COLOGNES, «| jf from a hieh thelr meaia may Pr patingece Bo I tia* | 10D: dispersed the mob, and arrested many of | request tha: their names thoula be ‘ak ‘2, we St. Orol: BXPRAOCTS, &e. t 7 the Treasary BT AND STRING BAND.— + shook bands with each, and accom; anied b: L uy pure St. = Aleo, Worsley’s Premium Honey, Palm, Almond, quent filerds? and the Sire rood House reopecttally announces road acetone? wey re Cperetions:et the two of them, started on rine journey. 2820 and Windsor TOILET BOAPS" oad the avecue. hs FE to the publi¢, that he isreedy to furnish Musi esu = _ went with us about five miles, when Jefe Ss.) aE. Also. TAYLOR'S FANOY BOAPB, iB FALE— A tiree-story BRIOK HOUEE, | fr Frivate Fartion Balls. pel ts The Penobscot River Closed. ps, pointing the way and bidding us God speed. Persons of sedentary habits troubled witn Potupia Fan) Boats ie peut ‘purchasers, F cont Mr bine Fooms, situated on 3a A ot. west Tee er eed footie, by leaving orders Bacon, Me., Dec. 3—The Penobecot river at yee Bien ae then zoe where ve atl. ween reets north, for are io ‘teeman' thi losed 8 be he pahant * i weakness, laseitude, palpitation of the heart, | 4... pail Linen of Notions and Fancy Goods, | ceive of JOBN E. SSMMBB & COo No des on. sed oaetrest east orner Of Heanazivenis venue | St this pon Ter Clg eee eat MIRR.. The | raed etd cea ett the woods ene ane lack of appetite, distress after eating, torpid *" All of which we offer at the a Fe ta re fasuaied Paes 09 Om” : a mia Sek # good sleep till daylight. ir q sono sus Jay, Ath.—Abou a.m. 2 Iver, constipation, &c., deserve to euffer if they Meratnerarere Beets relent added. of which in used as & bed room; within Ane LADIES’ AND OBILDREN’D AN INTERESTING NAGRATIVE. along, who told ue that the river wac picket, a The TRADE, DEA . minutes’ walk of the Btate and Treasury Depast_ CHBAP HOB Bi Memorandum ef the Escape of Ei ie will not try them. v 0! ef Fight Pri. and that we would find difficnity in crossing. . HOUSEKEEZPERS, cata Inquire at 490 Fourteenth sizect., rae a! 522 Penn. Avenue, Fe joors somers of War from Castle T under, | Hearing footsteps in the road, we could ques ‘They are recommended by the higheet medi- And PEDLARS, 5 Bo 11-t! Kast Adams’ Express Office. Kichmond, V as written by Patrick | tion him no further, so went back to the w eal authorities, and are warranted to preduce Are respectfully solicited. Sree arte FiAk heglot ia sla, ts 21.50, picmenmes, Bi Cterk, of New York | waiting an oppurtunity of getting farther 1n- <sisdi baniedicin bass. ai an: We guarantee tosell at Now York and Philadelphia { + double sule, with heels, $1.76 City. formation. At nine a. m. one of our party went an tome. - esac beads ‘caed- prices, or Pertsh in the Attempt. | jsibeieonala giz a: 1€63. Nov. 7th.—This day projected ang through the woods to ane nxer, about half a ingly agreeatle, perfectly pure, and harmless. P. 4. BELLEW& 00., | » Balm ; planned our escape from Castle Thunder by | Mile from w: we Jay. He met a darker : 1.80. +f : ri Norwz—Any person pretending to sell] S021 510 Seventh strest, Washington. | mares Sl to gn dieging s bole from the building to the etrect. | Glas not picketed, 20d that tenn ee Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon isa | 71010 B*HOLIDAY GIFTS, | Also am assortment of Wonet's and Children’s | Went 0 work at tt at abont 108, m. soldier within miles of the place; informed us ywindier and ii ter. We only putt ap in - as a =a —————— Bhoes, to be sold at prices lower than ean be bought Nov.6th.—Have just broke the Wall, sometwo j bow and where we could get & boat, if we 1 s Tr and imposter. yp bad CHE STMAS PRESENTS SANTA CLAUS 18 COMING elsewhere. tant iment of Men's, | ee! thick. would go aiter it besaiirs snidnight. At half past a 1) mo hand or one &.m. artes . x i our log cabin bottles, Bewnreot bottles refed NEW YEARS’ GIFTS! wite tha and Boye" Booteand Bhocs.at the lowest | Noy. 9b to 19b.—Digging day and night. Oyster boat with about four bustle pune, a ‘with imitation deleterious stuff, for which cey- Attractive to both ladies and gentlemen ineearech | TOYS!'-TOYS!-TOYS!—TOYS!—TOYS! | prices. early ard oxamine my a The greatest difficulty experienced by ua was | init. We rowed as quickly as possible to the eral persons are already in prison. See that | ot a present for friends oF relatives kr lavee eee YOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. de -cost™ _ Buceessor to W. A Ho Decturet, | in getting candles, as we feared that something | Middle of the river, and started in an easterly every bottle hus our United States Stamp over pag i eget am ¥OR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. a . | signed, amd are off rea to the public especial! at te cork, and signature on steel plavw side la. MOLIDAY GIFTS vas Jur reeelved at i might be suspected by our sending foreo many. | Tiveetion, we being told that our ganhoate wera 1 dels. Bea) Poiot Appligues and Valenciennes. | P. J. SELLEW & €0.'3, lying at Windmill Poiat, about thirt) We had to send by one of the negroes to the trom where we atagted. ‘At daylight lowers W asninezon LEOTURE AgS8001 47108. BROOND COURSS. street for them, costing us$ieach. Fortunately | beyond orale we calculated upon meeting Handk Fine a ered, an Waa the negro was not seen, or, if so, the irpose our gunboats at daylight, but it came and wen! Seid by respectable dealers throughout the Tyoked ana Tigmined anskereiote, Cink: 510 Seventh street, = Zhe Manag senoapctne Yasbiogton Lectare Asso- which he was brying #0 many candles was a ang sre rere toll far off from them. aa dark ‘ Beal at Lace, B t Applique, ¢ Largest and Choicert Belaction rene gf ROORD URES OF LEOTUBRS, RG: o! ah’ tha weoeks 6 Pp ashore, went to a ho after eee Eee pean cox Delle ia ilencl: ues sad Maltese Lace | en encH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN and Sorted Rote te be Mahe ee eee ‘Todo pleasure in reminding the citisons of 'Wash- Tepeating our old story of being Yankee de- of their success in jollaxe im sets eat varie’ ingt ‘the ser- rted hole to be finished in length, rte} i were trying c om 202 Breadway, N. ¥ Proven Worked tod Gumbrie Setr'and Collars, GERMAN TOYS and PANCY GOODS | vises a eee Es Seer a1 rier between used freedom bolas aboot ais into "Maryland, obtained iajerreande how a ——— ren Ee | plcte ane Fieeeed na Bete od Lines Goltare | C¥er opened in Washington, comprising in part | ABLEST AND e tbat ‘les. teet of earth, which was to be removed by dig- | avid the Yankee ‘anboats. Wi told Ia the ectatty:, ce aURNT LEOTURERS ay | ei upwards, It was agreed that this should they were about fro miles on, “it being cone Secs inodions '. convenienty | be left over until night, fearing that if we foggy, we thought it prudent not to try geting ioe an ubinjoe oF HS B BTRBRT Bap- | ¥orked by day time at it it might caveit, there- TEMPLE OF FANDY, Re. 522 Seventh St., Between D and E. gant Giltand Bronze Vases, every site in the trade. for presents; Ladies’ and Gents’ Paney Work Anfants’ French’ Workes Baber nfanta’ French Worked Seber, : p . on of them that night, we fearing that we : . ‘| Merino and Lace Cape. Boxes, Writing Desks, Faney Oabas, Ladies’ Trav- ® by, of course, betraying our operations. Ac- | may get it y rm NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, Fine imported Fans, beautiful Purses, Porte- | eling Bags, Satelols, Richly Ornamented Oigar | Where the Lectures of the Ooursa will be held, om cordingly those wo were int the secret, some 20 make carmaivan ena etal Adapted for Christmas Presents! Hecate Notts, Lace Bloeves Btands, Walking Dolls, a full linc of China amd ‘j PRIDAY EVENING odd, (we feared to jetall know, as we learned by | tor supposing this waa that close by this poi F B88, . A War Dotle, Fancy Mateh Safes, Horses, Carriagan ashen ek? Commencing about the mildie of | experience that there were some in the room } the Sattelite and Laren BOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! Dress Oaps fur elderly ladics, , ‘ ingen, ber te and Reliance were captured by the: ate ot French Bonnets and Hats, Bugeicn, Wagons in thousands, Bugles, Horns, Pop | Thep also take pleasure in announesing that ar. | 50 Were not to be truetec,) were posted on the | rebels in boats, and we might be mistaken for A great variety o! Worsted Goods. &c,, &e Guns, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with | rangements sre made for the observance of | ‘**!tuation,” thet they might be in readiness to | the enemy. We remained on shore till four 2 NWO wpe, CARD CASES, | And many other ari les waltabie for yrewents, | innumerable other Fancy Totes are obliged to TWENTY-8ROOND OF FEBRUARY vin the wundergrouna railaes ecey. | Ba Wen we siaried, expecting to. Ureakfact WOBKSTANDS, a a NT Y- via “underground railway.” At dark, | under the old flag: but 2 BPU quality and lateet style, and warranted 1o be ex- | leave out for want of apece. an Oration and other appropriat tiefac: cd, Such ae ewe were disap. BASKETS, Prem the best er, MERY, ly as Dt pyc Gite re eriong ian the eame We respectiully solicit a visit from every lady T ectures will de a ive . Hoh ot eden ieee ae thar hed ieee out sailor at Sense’ besaatelind anne: WRITING DESKS, WORKBOXES, nality of xoods can Bi ought anywhere, {and gentioman in the community; when conre- ae Repke ee D,, New York Upon us five weary, long weeks as prisonersin } boat in sight. cass a, and sti no ‘AND OsBAs. FRANKLIN BTOHISON, nient, » - E fe! ory Ward er, Brooklyn, N. ¥, the Southern castle. There was no time to be It was discouraging. We rowed ashore a: @aMEa, OHESB, oa Bo. ig Market Boade, we don’t Rotice ears recitate is this tine. Gen ooo i Garfeld. Obio. Boston a ee some oe. p.m, we pomipenced to crawl | Mosquito Point at 10 a. M™., determined to get BACKGAMMON BOARDS. bosons = poarantee to Heil st New York and Pailade} v. anni on, Mass. srough, and, a5 soon as fouror five got togeth- | information of the whereabouts of the boats ha- ; Prof. B.D Hitobeoek “B.D , New York. ; 7 HOBBY HOMERS, & WATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON cifulty policing ne : y Richa.d 8. Storrs, D.D.. Brooklyn, N.¥. | Compas. ‘Wo direcied mee nav! pocket | ot the Chesapeake Bay, and did not +. Bte., Bte, 25 ° The trade Fonpectfally nolieited, A liberal dis- Bon poets Brown. Missourt ta,N.¥ and by daylight we were, to she tect Chee eae bebe fod ee: ato Thef net en —* Di b 5 i e e on, a,N.Y¥. 8 5 w7-Porchasers making their selections priar to Capital—-9500, 60: we yeuik Have toni inane weakls wy | Rev. John Plerpont, Wachingtoa D. 0, knowledge, five or six miles from the city, and | gone about an Bour when, happs sigatt ee Cbrietmas can hi eir goods svat home to B-This Bann, organi under the Nationa) aask, * J you ti ur establishment? Gecrac Wm Cartia, New Yor making for a thick underbush we lay there | saw twoot our gunboats rounding a point about ' them on Obristm: CARISTAIN RUPPBRT, Banking apie males easel ta opened thin If not, And ii, eater it, ae veer ortans is made, Fungi Ueketa for the Sours, 8 5 Hekete iad, until dark. We feared for the fatety of some | five or six miles of. Our boys jumped for Fo 522 Seventh street, 3 doors shove lay for the transaction of business, at the corner Siesme, O05 ciiber of the Oficers of the AnsGatatiog, “© at °f | ol our men who got out with ns, as in crossing | tovese them. and Bnybody wewid Mk no 23-eetDee 25 D street. © Vifteenth and P streets ta Preastry Bo . 10 7th street, three doors south of TEWIs O.RPHANB a field just outside of Richmend we heard sey- | were crazy, such & waving of hats! A band. be = =~ ae - Db onoKs Press no %- lw Odd Fellows’ Ball. A. CRO! mare eral mucket or pistol shots, and think they ran } kerchief was tied to a pole and kept wayin, Ae AVEN Wx. B, BURriEGr: a . tf Oni ~ ~ iT on a guard or pick+t, but trust our fears are | until they came opposite us and stopped. e BRDNSYL UB. _WM.B. HUNTINGTON. Oashier, 80 3)-tf puss: akon) MUFI3! Froundless. By the distance we have come, | boat pulled off and came towards Rs, and ina The cudeeriver poets theak Ble friends 7 00D! we. Bee ‘ iis Dobe ome} =; - we must be outside of the pickets, and did not | few minutes we were all taken on board of the the lideral One: 0 i ir - meetuny ofthem. Thisis almost miracuions, Anacostia, sod once more inside the « Yankeg CHARLES F'S5a@, as we were entirely ignorant of the location of | lines.” PLEOBS ND SPLIT FOR ONE DOLL. ~—— # N Mt oKN AW Agent for Echomasker & Co © oviebrated Phiis- = Managers, them, or of the country. ‘The only thing we ‘We each desire to express our sincere Duion Fire Wood Mil), deiphia PIABO > JOBN one P k thi t. | to Capt. Wilson Provost, the offi, wey Corner Keventh at * A tior Grovistein & Co.'s celebra ; PTERPONT, President. a: Ww was that we were traveling pt. Wil A officers and crew Oak =e end Canal brated New Jerk Pianos. FALXBANER, Heo. now Thecnly item worth mentioning coming the of the Anacostia, for their gentlementy recep- = distance, war, that we met three rebel cavalry | tion of, and kind treatment to, us after FURS! Tidirg alunpata break-neck gallop, who passed | ou board their yexeel, they having supplied ae __ Corner Reventh rtroat and Canal * Beerly everything publisned, FURS! thi t of ryed, as we threw | with clothing from their own to te fecns inne Reiropelit ee | COAL Oak 00aum sna 13,pabball: cohol Nerectioad, &¢.,only yOu | curred nett the ground Mas spaseed | z0bre: and we were. surely in need “of it ates 4 Fronch o30hs, BIN OF, ON HAND, the ds vneet, FuRgB: near two forts, with nobody in 3 was | traveling through the briars, whic! = ° own personal OF Aub oR SALE BY Operatic Eelections ig Book orm, from 3% to 00 FURS! strange, as they seemed to us tobe rather for- | mosi naked. We alco Teg eifuli malioneat PRE E La he fost ucticw Boas and Portafoliys alw . LATIRB*HRTH a0 91g, 834,020. up to Site, | NES ee Getting. out-of Our thanks to Capt, Sinyter, ofthe Tullp. Beak ee. aed Corner Seventh street and Cansi A collection o! nw Kooga and P ‘ of ladien and gentlemen. 1OKORY, OAK, AND PINS Woop tf. t for Lev iv's celebrated Harpe, ning enbuerfer beat tehtted the satabiicnar nt Hers length cheap. by N.C. MoKNEW. "| puect Susie FoLue with Piero ateom panimen . OCHILDFEN’S sete at 8, a plecé at dusk. reemme: journey, and h and the officers and crew of the = qowel er tnclvewn oiler’ anteccccny |. eTTEteTer To Great ropply new fe 8:89, 96, 93.00 t0.913, Ene about three, it comi Q) exer be gratefully ‘prmemibered by tbe auene dlen'pr vate dnote ese c* ay ol Akt riz D.a IDER, ee Ue Rie ed sete norteat notice, Says oF wale at 8EYMOUR’S, t under) (tee ‘Sbout 1% heurs; by $ i zB = |. GA wat received, porschoouer Jolia Anne, dir TEU: : zWwis R. Row1rawo, ne 4 cotw 262 Penarzivecia avense, | from Men sehorot a & shipmestof Prime Giarided | betwapaisth ant Beh area, decry, Sailor's olen nanee E Denar “royie and quailty, the mosh atone seer te ; ton Boviling Depst \ OW BEADY Seeninetons 30a pom ee e tonal | ol = ° - this cityeat Lh aN Ea AL's, | noteet 87 Greevost,, Georgetown, D.v. ew F oF re aia — Sie ‘Qavairy. y hageneed )VAL.—The subsoriber would respectfully RP ct _toieoim __ sth and éth stresta_ Wofores iseustog ererea wo publise that ais | Wherein marries shings ace toretodief the x kaa Setenene Volmapnere, OOM STP, are has RUORS | cha SOLE OSes nga is | asa ta PR ‘Medi Between ith ‘will f % , lonN O. McDONALD, f ery Pent i a ines, Rs, | Re. raned to re0r Fv ordere for Wocd"and Casi of aes atae wee ae on Kee. Rebei Sener beating Sonne fesse care the : > “ ie ; asa ) supply, erate Btar office coun- caug . > Lmsck alan present eno 2h tw Siesa (noe im) GRO F RYDWALL’” | er, a: ua conte per pound ‘wes 5-4 P