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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

ORPHANS CorRT- ysd2e PsnceR. This
morrinz the will Of George Burns was proved
and Admitted 70 probate. The rial ESTATE n
most v LETT in trust for b. benefit &C the widow
and children. Harmon Burns ana George w.
Cochran are named - 'rusteeS aad executors
'Etrn'zPr T. winton obtsiued letters Of ad-
rninistration on the estate OF Beng p. Downs,
OF Fairfax county. ...-
Testamrntar. letters WERE ;-raut>d TO Mrs.
Margaret Barrie on thr c-t.te Of joan Barrie.
Ithn w. Hamilton was appointed guardian
of Ira Martin, Of Philadelphia.
The first account OF Julius T.. 9rammeY
guardian Of Louis NJ. Gramraer, WAS passs-d.
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pEOINTRn

CAPT Farry Power, of Gen. MaCIeIIan,s
Star, has arrived in the city, and has been
api oiEfeG A. q. NJ. on Gen. Ingalls, staff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

fERsoSAL.-CoE WiSewell, N J.: GENERAL
Stahl, I. -. V; John IL. kouch. Med Itractor
ale at WiIl9rds'
Capt Pluto, OF Gen. Sturgis' STAFF, arrived an
u Is city ihis morning from Eelmol-th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
IarE EgeM FAiRrAx STATION.
s-yARrs CAVALRY REPORTED To BE IN
gTHE VICINITY OF whBBExr0S.
r>,.-.,I pl=rsirh q IN Star

PsfaYA Srktlos, Nov. There were no
Rehti troops ~ h1peyi.r y: 1ThorsaghfAss
Gap ca - de- bs:1re y@strFday. Stus,s
cavalry wcie tcn scpc; ~ 20 h IL N vicinit,
0. Farr+p.oE, thoush no Re5si Troops OF any
d@.srip iion were sn,E IN tha. 20 ~n On thai day.
A t.5y Of aoais ieiis red 20 have 'aseed through
Brer :syilis en- ths day before yesterday.
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AoS INV FALL sFsoo k..o,

AS6 NEW FALL sToe 400
PAPERHANGISGS
Embfacin& Gold and Velvet, Gold STAMPED Me
dium and Low-prieed PAPERS ,appyo r late eithe,
for the richly adorned hum bite re aidence
WINDOW SHADEs 81
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
and Common 6hsdes Buf Green and Hue Ho,-
land, by the yard or made into shades
OVAL PICTURE yRAMEs,
Wayrdritdfo be Giided With Odd Leaf
The hand-omest assortment IL the District, from
the best mandatory in the county. Also. beau
tiful variety of dark Wood and Small sized Oval
and Carte de Visita Frames of foreign and deuec-
PICTURE CORD AND ITAssELs,
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rogs, Nails, &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
&c. 1Fe7- g. s# - -
The attention of thos, renovstins is called To
the Aboye goods, which we're purchased for and On
sccount0f the times viii be sold at the lowest re-
Dupersiive prices exclusively for
Cash A. Sax. ....r
for goods and labor, when rurchas~ and exeeuted
All articles warranted 81 rrpr aseutet
- Orders for PAPERHA NGiSG or WINDOW
tHADEe punctuAliy executed, in city ,ountTY
.Ht :. r.z J. MARKRIrER
= No. as Seventh ut. .eigh. doors sbo,,
no tS-im" Odd veIlow-'u.u
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LODGE, Na II. o. O F.
US Members Of Eastern Lodge. No. 4 q q
vii meet at their Hall GA T'ICRsDAY ~ n
lLst. a. D. oclrck u IN. n attend tire fs,aersi 1. 4
L. " VIZ. 1UCEER. ~ orie:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

IHANkscIvING DAY Than ksgiving day
(ihursday) frUm appearances viii he well
cns'r Ned IN this city. The hanks and banking
Eouses VIII be closed on that day. and tn d.
rec'ors "nbonnce that notes due on Thursday
n ust lie att6 nded 10 on "Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

81 ] he Peoria Mail says soTRe hogsheads OF
sugar came down from Chicago yesterday, on
their way TO St. Louis. Thus the Vicksburg
blockade is directing trade in different cur
r.nt from hat which il used 10 run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

- From shillington, Odeon Buildin, W..
nave hhI't5 AaesIine for December. a cap.
ital nLntr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

are IL receipt Of the December mum.
ne An,ckeroocker Magazine, freaeu.d
m ian n~ailis, pditor and proprietor
mo mo varied and interesting bIdgst or
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'ana navfsati n in New York co,,,,
wisHoot mt Eruption from ice, thou,b =, -
pF"dahb" lhTouSh shipments will not ba n.,
much ouRrr 4Ade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

DANIEL and James Baker, two OF the
A. notorious suerillas and bridge burners
co.a afl. We're recently captured in Lyon
Sasidwell county.
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90 Navigation on the Upper Mississippi will
soen he closed for the sea on. Tn, ica is 20
plenty that boats have already ceased running
farther up than Prairie du Chen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

USE HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHu for all
Affections and dises se~ of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing IL
MALE OR FEMALB.
From whatever cause originating and no matter O,
now LONG sTANDIN4,
Diseases OF these organs require tn. aid Of .
DIu RxTIe. -f.. -.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCnu
Ii the great DIURsTIo, and 10 certain u hxvs III.
desired effect in all Diseases fer which it ia recon.
mended. t-" ~
Evidences of the most reliable and rsspsnsih,.
character will accompany the medicines
Certificates Of Cures, from eli xht to tvensx vasr.
standing. with names known to sciencs and fan.
Prize. 81 Per Bottle o. Six fer o
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
any observation.
DpscSIBs SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNICATIONS.
Cures guaranteed. si Advice Graft.
AFFIDAVIT. ...e..
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman n,
the city OF Philadeiphia, II. T. HsLxyoLp vho
being duly sworn, doth say. his preparations CON.
tsins no narcotic. NO mercury, or other injurious
drugs, eut are purely vegetable.
... H.T. HELMBoLp.
sworn and subscribed before me. this SD dsv ~
November. 1854. E4- --...T
". P. HIBBARD, Alderman
Ninth ST., above Race, PhiIsdsiphi.
AddreSs lsttsrs for informs ton In conadeu,. e.,
Il. T. HRLMBOLD. Chemist
Depot, lea South Tenth st.. below Chestnut 4
Philsdelphia Penn
BEWARE OF CouNTERPEIrs' AND uNpRrn
CIPLED DEALERS.
Who sndsavor TO dispose or fHEiB. owsn and
OTHER" articles on the reputation ATTAINED bv : :
aELhBpLpS 6ESEJNE PREPAKA riONs s.
Do do. EXTRACT BTCUE
do do. do SAKSAPARILLa
, Do. 10, IMPROVED ROSE wash
T''" ny Drcgg,sta rvarywnrr~ Ask FIR aEy Nj
Ho'.HS. TAX ~ "th-r. G~t ont enA .ty.-,is
H'"n' ARD -'"f mr. n ard avoid Iuipnsi,to, IA
= ecm,F
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~ The Phiisdelphia Pres says that the late
Brig General Frank Patterson, whose sudden
oeaan has been announced, is supposed to have
aeeio' ntaiiy shot himself There seems to be
mystery about his death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

- Senai-r Wright OF Indiana, has arrive,
IN The CRY and taken lodgings ~ ~ Third ~
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW IoBE, Nov. -, INA. Ne FIRST Boaxa-
L. :. Delnaae Notes, les; L. 8. 20 Ipoas, lsst,
iD.t; 73-ta- Treasury Notes, i%iS One Year
C"r'IUva,es, s7k Geld. 80, HI. -.
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a RP L A l..

u,lsavAa,xas DTTnscBs OF NAsurs.ros,}
Noyambcr l9th, L.5t. (
p,sdsS oySr shs Kotvrp 90 s1lll only 10 used fors
6ovsrnmsnt pursoss. heithes Ply e. e ysn!..ss
the kcr Bird -, ~. u,ustso by1ay ofxas Aauat
a ,ef SIC - 81 IS
NGAUNCEYs EcKHHNEk, s
nels-r - >Assis.antA Ct 9ener.I.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

6AliIR~, i "A N CAS, kCs
Dosr r0k sss.5ss,A lHEo ssqt S.H. A'rsi1
O. Xxx 2 * ' TIL e; a
Tickets ono dollar, admitting a gentle an sni
U aSs Mn ... hsf oo Sff or
Ion PARTY Of the United Glsa Club, to he ~
jsp sNviks Il
fy. 10y 18th Ihs Co.,nit!ss ps,,aI E. .as
Ticket. ST, i'd nitIins |. sentismaa sad ladies.
w , 1 PAUL. 4 IL a. sssissH.s ~ ar.
Z ekAS, BAL L
nucK & 81 s''1ss ss g CATION
',''f ESsSfsii =; S,sa HAEI:
The c.mmistes q Arrangements pieaTs them
ssSs' Be-: %
,.rvcd BY an e1periirSnced caterer: -. HaAys.t
II. o.; aricn. 30 hats or eapa allowed to be worn
Tickets lei 81, admitting gentleman and l.alss.
c ss|s: fsis.Sa'' S iss?s s IiisEs *~
So ks:s Sa;s,h S s.sss
George Mex night. iEanbVn A. Lin.hicam,
i Tfo. ! tniS,eum. rhos psilur.y no sss.,
ITO FOR THE ISLAND FRIENDsH1P ASSO-
II CITATION TIE second GRAND BALL "a
o.. the Island Friendship Association viii
take place at Temperance Hall 90 st.: be- R
tween 9TH and 9Th, on THANKSGIVING IA
EVE, "Wednesday, Nov 81 The Committee pledge
themselves that neither ps ins nor expense viii be
spared to m AXE this the Bail OF the season.
Tickets 81, admitting = gentleman and ladies.
Comm iitse or Ar,nsyennenfS.
A. Hutton James r. Knight, L. Martin.
p Pau VIM Vernon no ls7t-
TIE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS OF
i THE WASHINGTON ARSENAL taSe "a
er. At pleasure to announce TO their many ~
riends and the public III general, thst they IA
in,crd giving their fr-t GRAND BALL s..as3
Temperance Hall. on L st between 9th and 18th,
on MONDAY Dec. Is. Tickets 81, admitting
gentleman and lsiIes.
By order Of CoUamitteo. no 2'3swig'
= a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

FEMALES 81, FENIALEEW
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED OR CON.
TEMPLATINs MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar To Females the Xxx.
TRACT BUCHU is un-quslled by any other RENE.
dy, As In Chornsis Retention Irregulsrit,
Painful ness or Suppression OF Customary Evaeu,.
tons, liberated or Srh:rrnus state Of the r-taru.
Leucorrhes "r whites, Steriltg. and for all cnrn.
paints incident TO the seS, whether arising fror,
IndiScretion. Habits of Dissipation. or in the
'""''1''' ~ ~r ,-""
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT
Take no more Bslsana. Mercury, or uup,.s.sp,
Medicine for unpleasant and dan xerous diseases.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCnU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In ali their stages. At little Expense
Little change in Diet No inconveni.ue.
And ne kxp osurs.
IL causes s frequent desire ana giv.s strength tn
Crinste, thereby Removing DISTRACTIONS, Prevent
ing and curing Structures of the Urathra All.y.
ing Pain and Inflammation frequent in the class
OF dIsasses. and expelInS all Poisonous Diseases
aud worn out Matter
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS VINO havs
been the victims of Quacks, and who have paid
heavy fees to be ured ill u short time have fnnnd
that they were deceived. and that III. "PUISON-
has, by the use of powerful astringents," been
dried up in the system. to break au, in M Agra
vstsa form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

NEW FRUIT, NEW FRUIrHNsv PIGs a,
~ toIss ana cartons ; new RAISINS in vhoia
choice Rsisips, in cartons ' ''''
KING Il BUROuELII
no IL Farmer Piftnenth 81. and Vermont -
4 l.. ti2E~ BED BLASRKfs, an aasiit,ss FRO,
~ m'-flun Up to ektrs super.
pnt pflce OILY. PkkRY RHO
% nv Pa. ave, sXsl NINTH sty,eeI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

n@MAsONIC.-There will be = special co.nmu
u 8 nirati.n of Washington Centennial Loixo,
No. "a. THIS Tuesday, EVENING. a. O'Clock
tn max @ Arrsn re nierts for funeral of dscaas II
R-other Nm TuCXns. Alsn u,es: 81 10 'cocs 90
THURSDAY MORNING., to nttsr. the fuuersi
On GERS and Brothers ara requested to a'rani
Brother Masors in 9 cd stan ling. are frasernsly
invited. BY order OF the W. NJ. 1t"
LODGE. Ne1 100 p--rha
u Off Gers and memh of this Lois. are ~
ouested to meet st the Lo tse c,rurr uf 1lth
street. and Maryland avenue en- THURSDAY, the
18th instsnt, 81 10 o'clock M TO Att.nd the ftine-
raj Of Past Grand wA rUrxxR Meuhrrs OF siSte r
Lodges are fra ternally invitAi to unit with us:
PEARSON, Rec. see. no "a gu
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r 81 &c 81
aH,sx s,p,v FL Rsi
WATER MINK,
sauIRRHL.
nc a i'm. sRSM0USf's. s.o-~.to.s.

q. 4. Asssssok,s OFFICE
Coalefsqs Dist'ief Sos fis District Of CslsntiaS
Al persons concerned in tie rnited ststes g.
Occupations. merches disc. &c., &C. q per act OF
Snnsre~ aRIroved July ,, lisa, no rssfde In, the
District OF Columbia, b. Fsby no iAed that the
assessment list In DOW ady at my ONCE 500 Mary
iano avenue, in the Seventh Ward Hsshinxtcu
city, Tor their exsmipstion And inspection And ufl
r main op~n for ssch ins Decton until the 18th Gay
OF NSvembsr ISL slse, that the undersigned viii,
for the sp.ce Of ton days sitter the ~x OF
the time thus ALLOW Cd for ins pection OF said list
reualn In his o@ee. IT the place before IA med,
anrEE the louts between O'clock q. "a, and
which may be exhibited against the prooecdings Of
:. All appes II must be made in writing specifying
The particular cause, matter or thing respee ling
which decision i. requested and shah state the
ground or principle CT ineSu,iity or error con-
q. s. Assessor for Objection Di-triet,
no 5e-t district 81 Colunbia-
HAMLIN's NEW BILLIARD SALOON. =
GP&J.P HAMIIN take rl~~sure I'm ,us,r,,
ing the prfollc that that they hsye taken that CON
nodiour saloon on the corner CT Ninth and D
FRANKLIN HAIL.
which they have htt-d IN hsns.o me styie @ O
BILLIARD sALDey
Pour Of fkelanis Improved Tables win be esssl
Every attention will be psid 20 visitors -e--s
S'sitesr on Saturday eve, aug, November ia =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

"ANTED-BOAKD in q respectasi- private
w family. Residence between Peunsylvsnis
avenue and street and between 18th xnd 2 IN sta
Stating terms Reference required Address a. T.
- Star Office. occa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

81 G|n. Sgd has b.eu pr"~en,+t by his
S'sG VIII very fnn WIZ tors..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

DEsERTERs, &C.-For some weeks past de-
t.ctiye Thomas r. Williams, of Col. Bakers
corls, has been busily engaged in looking up
desert.rs, principally from the ist Maryland
Cavalry, and recovering property belonging TO
that rrcim'nr, which has from time TO time
teen lost, and not without su ecess, as nearly
all the Missing men have b en- arr, stAd, and
large quantities of goods recovered. This
ri' rning he, with guard OF that regiment
wicked up sew eral des r,ers on the Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

RALT1MoREANs 10 rusvrr1n,
FIRST GRAND BALL of the BALTIMORE 80
GALS. to he held at TemPnrance Hall. "a
n.tween 9th ard 18th, on TUESDAY EVE ~
MING. Nov q The members of thi. Asso- ~
cistion will spare no means to make this the,>.f&
most agreeable Bah of this sfason. Tickets 81 |.
sdmittinga ntlsman aud ladies'.
Com Of Arrnussments
+. Hart, A L. thinner aaa.
q ang-rr1an 4 Nav no q IauYwf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

nEEXECUTIyE MANSION,
uS NovENBE. l, 1872.
Until the meeting Of Congressthe President will
not receive visitors after 70 O'Clock n on any day
nov saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

~ csn@sniion Of Western editors and pub
fishers OF daily newspapers IL to take place q.
Indianapolis this week, we are informed, 70
take into consideration sundry and divers mat
ters pertaining to their interests and those OF
the West gensraily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

~COLLECr0RS OFFICE,
w wAsHISGrOS, D. c.. Nov. Il. 1852.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice Ia hereby given ia all psfsons. in arrears
for tAxes. whether gas, specis! or annual tax that
upes. Tho same il paid ut this ofse befo-e the LIST
day OF January next the prop--rty which the
tax IL due will then be advertised aud soh "a the
l.w directs. Those who wish to avoid the heavy
expense OF advertising will please pay within the
time spec iGrd
discount Of five per cent. will be allowed under
the law, during the month Of November After
NoycIa Der there " i'll be mo- abat:n mt
WM. DIXON. Collector
no u 'aw2w intel Repuh /. Enron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

= This dstin gushed ply
stefan, whose brilliant and wide soresl re- outatS,
has been acquired by his eninently success.ui
ueetment OF Consum ption, even in cases vbiek
have been regarded q pronounced iucur abls h.
the regular faculty, will D. at his Rooms
No. 444 EIGHTH STkEET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

~ The President has issued an important
Executive order, charging the Attorney Cen
eral with the immediate execution of the Con-
nscation Act passed at the last session of Con-
gress, and si-o authorizing U. s. Marshals and
District Attorneys TO call upon the military
power Tor aid, whenever they may have rea-
soIable ground for experimenting forcible re.
sisU'nee 10 the provisions of the act. In &C.
cofdance with this order the Attorney General
win shortly issue specific directions TO the U.
). Marshals and District Attorneys for carry.
ing into effect the provisions Of the act.
~ Tie trial OF Superintendent Kennedy for
the arrest OF Mrs. Brinsmads, was continued
yests rday in New York Among the witnesses
examined was Col Baker, who said he could
IND nothing reasonable about Mrs. Brins.
made, and denied all completely in her arrest
Col Baker made state ment in regard To Mrs
BTinsn AIDES testimony in pect 10 a CONVEX.
sauon said 70 have occurred between them He
said thfre was desire in the city by MANY To
oiackfn his character, and he saw i'm New
York clerks frcm Washington, who ought to
be IN Washington attending to their business
- AcenSsnrion of Western editors and pub
fishers Of daily newspapers IL to take place at
inoianapoiis this week, we are informed, TO
tAke into consideration sundry and divers mat
ters pertaining to their interests and those of
the West generally
~ The Philadelphia Pres says that the late
. Brig Gsnsfal Frank Patterson, whose sudden
oea'n has been announced, is supposed to have
oecio' ntally shot himself There seems to be
mystery about his death
Daniel and James Baker, two OF the
NOTORIOUS guerillas and bridge burners
~ MISSOURI. were recently captured in LYON
CS' ana are now confined in Kinsston
Sasid~eil county
are IL receipi of the December nur,-
VI we knickerbocker Magazine
y Ken han CORVALLIS, pciitor and n,on.,s,.-
And md varied and interesting $780,,
contents. "Hose' Oh
- Canal navigad n In New Yors oo,.,-
wHHoot mt Eruption from ice, thou,b =. :,
PF"dahl" thTouSh shipments will NOT ha -.
much .onErr. ~ Ale
- From Shillington, Odeon f,ui,d,,. -
have hhTseJs la sEine for DeceInb.r. a CO.,
, ital nLmb.r
- Senator Wright, OF Indiana has ayr;va.,
IN the cry apd taken lodgings ~ ~ Third -,
81 (i%n. SIRsl has b.-eu presented by HIS
S'sG Sish - ysrv fDn WIZ tors.
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BOARDING..

u 1AEDISG.-Large and vel. Furnishes ROOMS
~ for rent with Board. single aud communica-
ting one square from Wizards Hotel. Inquire 3.
Sta Office, % n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

CAPTURE oF A Lone BoAT-On Sunday A.
ternoon the long boat New Moon prQss eded
dow n the riy, r, and was hailed of Alexan ina
by the gunbOat Reliance, ut paid no attention
TO the summons, when three shot were hired
after b. =; not, however. with any IF, CT. 4 boat
at once lowered, and ovPrts Ok her near
Font Was hIngton. She was tIk.n mp 10 the
Navy Yard yesterday, by Master'r Mate WAL
ters togpther with The crew, who wrr.. pl lc-d
under guard. An Irishman, named McIiraw,
was the captain, and there were I've Others on
toard-all hailing from Eirgi.ia. Ii is sus-
pect'd that she has been engaged in carrying
coniraband goods, .-- ..-.r 5000. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

E>UR SALE-Nill b. for sale lst December
i one eight drawer Walnut tGIGAk CASH ia
geo. ordsr. Apply st Cigar stand Nstionsl Hot l.
No"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

PoIIcE-SsrentA Word.-w Dunigan. drunk:
LOCKED up Gro. Maginnis, drunk and di-or-
d. Tly; do. W. Elliott, do; fined i.9I. w. Lip
enpot and II. kalahsr, refutiBg to pay dill
J0s. Machert, dreerter; deliveries to military.
Mark Slafon, di.orderly; dismissed Bob Nc
Natly, do; provost guard. John Hines. do:
fined s3et. Jno. Rrieco and Geo Montgomery
DO: dismfsssd. Sarah Reynolds, vacraut; fined
S'.Si. A. Tolson and John Callan, fighting: do.
$50. Tom Magic. John Hughes and James
Johnson, DO; do. S2-4. Charles Gaierger and
.to PEI ne il and battery: Jail for court
VIM. Qucnlin, do; provost guard. Jno. Bryon,
do: fin, 1894. II. Rooney, fast riding do a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

sold ny Drugg,stE Sverywn-r~ Ask FIR gE,A.
H''Hs. Tax n" "th-r G~t ont .dy.-tis
""n' ard -""f mr. u. ard avoid Inipositio, .,,t
bSnaur- >. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

liz Attention of gr Gerry merchants dealers
ard the pubic in general. is respectfully invited
the sale OF Groceries, &c; c., which will take
place on Wednesday, the 18th inst at ~ o'c! EEK
M, At the store of Mr.. \. Pun pnrry mar the
Arsenal The stock il large and goo am ang xhir,
ulars rec advertisements.
GREEN & W LLIAMS,
III Republican Aucti1narrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

L. OR SALE-STuCK and FIXTURES. Of d we'll
D La,iTg Suffers establishment. FCr p4rtlcu
lars. enquire or address at No. AS New York
In AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

"a AN kD-A SALES-LADY in n dry goods
w sore Inquire at LANSBU RGii l. 30 =,
S?S -eyrnth 81 IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

Tbs Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and sxcites tbs ABSORBENTs into healthy action,
by which tho wATERY or CALCERDUs deposi.
tionr ard ALL UNNATURAL ENGAGEMENTS,
are reduced. - we'll PAIN and INFLAMMA.
TON, and is good for MAN. WOMEN. or chill.
DREE. -r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
Domestic Ports.

ny the arrival a. th por, ThaTsd,y e. 'nns 81 o..
ship Mats "a from Nrw.Oncans we ae inIhi'uV1 "a.
Glowing list OF vessels tho port Of Ne"-Oien n sbso
Shp.-Th-od1fe hnoop loading f9r ii, eIngg' g. srs.
ard laadus Ter New.YorN, Slato. Mamie. p,oh' a, =,
Ohio, aud Merchant, all losdmg Charlie H. '"'' ~
the 2tth. n, s,,vr,,,.s E.6
and intrinsic, voting: Puis hmye't mo' go
aud Ctrt Wave. dschnrgngi o. w ~; 49, I,,5tn,,
s. si,b ms, ''xrs j. C. Ae,ander painting; o. ".
foultLos ~ailus ordeTa 80, =. s;..ha,sn>
Bns.-Emum Desfisn and Pire ois,h"knt .,i.,..
Scboonrr,-B,ona, Dennis va ius GOV. i.nien'
o lrnte losssd Cocrnue. Forest hhs snn ssra
A dra,m Ueorso Dalo5 Cora, and Charles sH ~Hey' w
e"sis iy .s,sb"rc sailed for New.York via Key We"
n,I. tsrIer Or D. .oing up the river on the ISM
ri IinJsluted lying AZ anchor outside the naf. ~.
schs McdsTs lof New.ysk) gsspS W the nvw w w ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED. fHrKspN EsEN NJ. y o'clocA
Rriy Ar.bel. H,nf,ti AsPu~s 10 days IN ballast 20 j.
y Iy Jnly y la - b. IS IL. Ia The middle OF tho
Gnlf Sresm passed large propeller about Loo nns onIdcn
sn,r,, iran with bottom painted red. teedus y W y
,g,n.t three kuot wa apparently EnfAsh ol's
L b,rn ged although -hr Intended - be nm
y,sI on b1t att; IN. rsflsrd hpw hex co1 al9nss
=, h.n quarter mile dt,ut Capt. H. II Of the opih's
hat she Intends 10 run the bl sck ado. .
schr rothen tof C,snel Cohiey, GoB.grs = Jays log
wood To- Wilson n amman. ,~,...
scnr Good via t8r, OF Nassau, Robe Eleptbes' '''''
uinezpules % j. Douglas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
GENERAL HOSPITAL.

f,orrcct List of those Who have Died in the
United states General Hospital Mt Annrpo-
lis, Nd, siuce Ike II of January. 1862, to-
rcthsr wits n portion of the Names Of the
Sick md Wounded now there-An Old Pa
friaf. &c.