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" ihe NJ" ORLEANS papers are publishN 2
tAe losses OF the Louisiana troops AZ the battle
o. aa'-e Ana. Five Louisiana regiments, com.
p'llpg Ia al slA hundred men, lost three. hun
dfed and twenty-thr Ia the aelivn, VI Whom,
forty-nNe we're killed and TWO hundred and
SEVENTY -ei, ht " ounded. TIE Washington Ar.
iiery four GOA snies, lost IL The battle before
SsSh;ns 'oi', Siia n Maryland fourt en- killed
foxy Nounded ana ~. y il.issinx
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PERSONAL.

DATRICK CARNEY OR GA.NAY. formerly of
Il Sd n Il. Vol Company e. will learn som thing
70 his advantage by calling az 244 Z street. Usis
supposed TO Be employed ar livery stable IN this
city, 1897
MRS. SMITH, 4 Nest Ere, e =. Tsss Msffnnq
4Vl viii give sittn for short time those that
VISA, Tor the purpose Of seeing their deceased 2s
well e. living friends, gets names. describes cor
rectiy, resds character. fo-eteltS future events
res5s the future Hours for sittings from 10 10 9
Charges reasonable. Rooms ~ No. 90 South
street, Capitol Hill no ITteE
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF IowA.-By the ofieaai
count it appears that the Republican majority
on the State ticket fs between $4,000 and ioson
This includes me soldiers vots. Without that
vote the Republican majority 81 over 5,ooo
There is about the same majority on the con-
gressional ticket. Grinneli, whe was bcatrn by
the home vote, has majority q 200 with the
soldiers vote. Wilson has s,o00. Sorne Of this
others 10 as high as 400. Wilson, Of the Du-
huaue district, is beaten for judge by 200 votes
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FROM FAIRFAX STATION.
GEN. SIGEL CHANG ~. HIS HEADQUARTERS
FROM CENTERyILLE TO FAIRFAX
COURT HOUSE.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Star.I
FAIRFAX STATION, Nov. 20, is53.-Ciea. Si-el
yesterday evening changed the location of his
headquarters from Centsrville to Fairfax Court
House, hear, o. ...H
Nothing else Of particular interest is just now
trans ring in this vicinity.
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DEAD l.ETrSEs.--lt has been the hsbII OF the
lead Letter Once - send back only those let.
tiers THAT contained matters OF value, but for the
pas ,ear the experiment has been tried OF
seaaing all ietterS. and the result has been
Nees salts factory. Not more than sixteen per
cent 81 the letters have been rssuruea 10 ths,
Department. and the double postage that i,
sasrged has realized = surplus over The ex.
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4 CARD.

"A WASHINGTON, November t3. ISSs
Having tins day purchased from Mr. GE0Ra =
81 sSs the stock and fixtures OF the BOOT srd SHOE
STORE. No. $40 Penn. avenue. fer many years
couducted by him, we respectfully solicit eontia-
slowed.
Mr.. Csc B. WILSON. known 20 all the customers
OF Tie establishment for many years viii have the
management OF the store: and with renewed energy
and large and choice selection of NEW GOODS
We hope to retain all the old customers and make
many new enes. HARMON BURNS.
no list GEO. B. WILSON
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~ PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL. FOR the
uS FIRST AND SECOND SCHOOL DIS
TRlCTS.-fhe Night schools for the First sni
Second Scheol Districts viii be united for the
ent season aud placed in she Joint charge OF fhos
". Wilson and :. Johc Thomson priuci pals of the
male grsmmer schools in said districts The SEES
sicns will b. held III the school roo; ~ the rorrer
Of New YORK avenue and 9th street est from. Mon
DAY ts FRIDAY EVENING. inclusive, of each
week commencing ~ ID O'Clock. Applications for
admission can be made AZ the school room or 70
either one OF the unatersigned
NJ III. MILLER, RORT RICKETTS,,
Z. II. CfERMEHLE K. T. MORSBLL.
W. j. RHEES, J. c. WILSON,
no Is II Tru,ta-s
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: TRIAL OF FITZ JOHN. PORTER.
Gen Fitz John Porter has retained rs connsei
before the Military Commission Hon Charles
EaInes, of this city, former Minister to Scne-
ype,a and once editor OF the Con stifation, W hen
that papcr was the organ Of President Pierce.
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THEMiLIrARY GOV

Brigadier General wadS W orth, Military Gov.
ernor Of this District, left Us, on fortnight's
leave, this morning, for New York Brigadier
General Martindaie has been ordered tempo
rarilyl 10 duty in thar position, in his stead,
and commenced TO act this forenoon
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ANOTHER NAVAL CAPTURE.

The Navy Department have Information of
the recent capture OF the steamer California,
from Mobile, hound 10 Havana, fosded with
from $50 TO Loco bales OF cotton. She was cap
tured by the L. - steamer Montgomery rae
information was brought by the U. ). steamer
Connecticut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

OGcn Morgan CumSsriapd Gap army
hs> bsSn ord rcd into KrntUlky iron Western
SusieIs. The Sth renne-See rrsiaIra, la.s,rd
through louisville on Friday, ant the osh 7
two Ttnness~e rrgi :,ients wers. 81, routr
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~ Brig Gen. Seymour ass oeen renewed "
MS command IN 'hc Pennsylvania Reserves,
sAa viii report - Gen Hunter. 70 y lsvs- de-
pSr'msnt he hs> beeR ordered
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APPOINTMENT.

Henry c. Holloway, OF Indiana, has oAen
appointed by the President Commissary OF
Subsistence with the rank Of Captain.
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NAVAL. ORDERS

Lieut. IL. f Mullan has been detached from
the steamer FIorida, and ordered 10 report II
Washington for duty.
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DiSAiSsso--By erdrr IF the President. sur
geon Geo. Burr. L S.N OILS. las bvrn dis.nissrd
from lie service, Tor drunkenness
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- Rsar Admiral LaNalette, Of the retired
AZ, aied ye..extay, ~ PhladelpAls
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- Two handred Rebels attempted % eater
Ilncoln couaty, Ky, few days ago, bur we've
s1:ce7sf2ny repUlsed By sho AYcae agUa..
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Lent IoiOa-l Eolsuru and Capt Duane,
'ST VI Gen heNlellsn's stss, have eeys re-
.traSed from Arfes, and or,,.r.i =,
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PERsoyAL-Hon. G. p. Wolcotr, Ohic; O.
Price and lady, Pa; Hon a. Crichton, CsaAAl
Col. Fsrnhzrn. VT: q. II. Lfaccln. Poersn $50
Brechyn; Hon Joseph Segar, Va ,rs {
Willards'
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RECRUTTs.-Since yesterday morning the "a
lowing recruits have Arrived: Sixsy-eight q
PennsyN ania regiments; Is for 3th Delavay
80 for fCsth Pennsyivanis IS for Rhode Islad
regiments; "a for New York regiments, and
for the 1st New Jersey battery.
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CAEEIrss SfooTfsa.-Asous Q o'cioek -
night mssket WAS fred an the square sos<A
OF the Presidents, Snd- ne BAN struck -
house Of Mrs Grady, corner of Fifteenth A.
T. streets. going through the side OF the hcus1
and partition and lodging in the opposite VI
near where young lady was sitting.
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AIDING DEsERsE.s. Wesley Hops5sx
residing an H0wa ard eouaty, near LaRryl m
arrested thus morning by order Of Col Haxon-
way, or the Hist NrE York regiment. 90 -
sent 10 tkis -ciGy and committed - the OLD Csp-
ltOl - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

CIRCUIT CoCET-The arguments IN the c.
OF Harriet V. Iadde vs. PsIro & NoursA wee
concluded this morning
The case OF Ulysses ward VS.. J. G. Nc3uzl
and John France is on trial Mr. Calisle =
plaintiff and Stone for defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

PARrIZAN SrATENENrs.-weh have given as
little heed 10 the statement Of ultra anti Admin
istra,ion journals that the Republican party AZ
the next session OF Congress design 10 iegislate
as complete a revolution in the government OF
the Union, the Constitution, the principles on
which ii is founded, &c, Sc., rs 10 the New
York TrihasRe's rOorback accusing the Demo
cratic leaders in that city of being in treaty
with the oligarchy at Richmond 10 initiate
peace, sc, without consultation with tAe eoa.
stltuIonal authorities OF the Government
Thee stories are doubles alike unfounded
having been gotten up only to the end of making
POLITICAL capital against those NJ whom they are
respectively ahmed. We notice them now, only
20 suggest that too many OF our eotrmporaries
of the press are injurins the good cause by ac-
cording them Importance TAat would ba i'm
mrasurabiy strengthened II the the mind, labor
and influence devoted 10 enforcing such erim-
ina'ions and recriminatiors We're turned, To sier.
to increaS & thu eaTnsstuyss and unity with which
the wsr l. bring prosecuted.
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SENT TO IRE 0Lp CAPirof-This rnc-nin~
w. r. Williams, 9Th Virgins, Y. CSrnwsil and
Ed. Colbert. i9th Virginia, and III. = Simmons
were sent in by Gen SiSkles' Provost Marsha
and were committed 10 the Old Capitol by L.
Col. Dcster- One OF these - said % b. yrsu
known about Washington and was forrnerv1a
the Auxiliary Guard, but appears in the Abovs
list under an assumed name,
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AND CoNrH ABaSp
Geeps.-Lasi evening the gInboat Jacob Bell
arriSedwIth large lot OF eoutraband goods,
consisting OF boots and shoes, hats, dry goods.
ana sbout i,etp wool cards, and the followin ?
prischers:-R- W. Browning. Of Richmond
formerly or this ely; VIM. Willis, Capt. l..
A MsLson, J. Wilson Page. and A r
JONES', OF Baitimers, Maryland; Hugh Spen-
cer, " Nary land; L. V. Stewart, W =, Little
page, Hugh Rice, L. II. Rhoderick. n Head
John Laurel. and j. :. Wallace, Of Delaware
These were all captured by the schooner L A
ward, saabeat Ceer de Lion and Jacco Bell
In attsTsPting - ran the bloc kae, aud EN- srace
some prominent men. They had with than
about $3.50 in money. so sQ Of which was !,
gold. They VIII probably be sent - the Old
Capitol to-day.
FOUND pEAp-This morning a man was
toend dad II 8 suffers wagon IN Marble
Alley, between Ecur-aad-a-hSIf aad Si.th
streets, near Pennsyivanis aysnye W.
found he was wing in the wasou quit dead
MS head hangtn over the tail gate. No oe.
mad tdenuned hlIn up 70 the time or Cur soins
70 press, nor has an inquest been held Tns
tcdy was removed 20 the Fourth Ward STA
tlCR, and there the guards were OF opinion thit
ihe man had twice been accommodated with
lodgings a. that station. II is probable thar
the deceased got into The vagoR 20 siaep. and
died. The coroner will summon a iury snd
iuquirr into the canse OF death Sooa rs ~sss
Sible. be was dressed II black clothes. silk
vest black neckefoth, gold shirt studs Sr
=
and ore truSssS.
SUDDEN DEAra-Yeslprriayr morning , so.
der named Thomas Roy noids, OF the xirh New,
York. get into hack II the corner CT Ten in
street aud the Avenue, in an inrextcate,I con-
0ition- and told the driver 70 take ann 10 th@
Odd Fellows Hail Hospital. Navy Yard: but
GA arriving there ae was found 20 b. tsad
having expired on the way Rryuo.cs has
oeea hanging aboat The hospital fur somr
months, and Is represented as being a yery ~
tRmPerate naB, and recently has been arrested
several times Is the police. Doctors Hodyss.
h-ovn and Seetor held post mortem exami-
: ancn ca the body, and came 70 the coucIr,slpu
that death wss caused BY coatrsior, OF rhe
arafn, wkfrh May have been produced bV a
heavy blow rcIn club, or q fail while inVexi-
catSd
NAsHfNGroN NoNxY MARKEr-Q notarionS
FOR stocks, coin and uncurrsnt money, furnished
ey Lewis Juhnscn 60. Bankers
Buying. selling
Z. :. Coupon Bonds, t>si ......rc5s fsi
Z = .5e Notes .......-. fos i8s
o. Ceruieates Indebtedness
2uar'er;nasters Cheeks, pIya-
able in Certificates. ........... "a
U. =. bmard NoSes ........-.--tz3
American Gold. ......-.......h I'll
Autt-tcsH SuNtr..-. - .....-t>o III
Ni-ytnis bark nct-s, &c discount; Tennessee
eats >ca.A Ic.sl.sa. Ge3rgls. a., 35ais.
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Boat RAIsEp.-TLe tug-bcat Tiger, whicAl
will b. remembered, wss sunk near IsfisI
Head about 4 YEAR since hy being run over -
the steamer Bay State, has been raised, a.
this morning Il was lowed mp 10 the ~
Yard. 81
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HEADQUARTERS DsFEScEs OF wAsHISGroy,}
Novem oer 18th rsS1 (
GRNHE,l ORDERS, No. - Hereafter the Long
Bridge over the Potomac will only be used for
Government purposes. Neither private vehicles
nor citizens horseback will be allowed to
the Long Bridge, but must so By way of the Aaue
d,ct Brcge.
By land Of Maj Gen. HRISrzrrNaN.
CHAUNCEf McKEEyER,
no f9-Tt Assistant AZ IT General.
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STANDARDIZATION.
rnKzx O'CLOCK P. N.
ON HUNDRED oEl1sEHs STRICKEN FROM

Ss.One hundred oficers, absent without leave,
were yesterday stricken from the rolls, ana
their names will be published shortly ms Is
the first instalment Of the thousand now ao-
se,,t ykulkivg.
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IS6 NEW FALL srooK. toe

1S6 NEW FALL sroCK. AOS
rms,.ein. eo Rs. .ps Vs1sti ,ssts
ssT s and ses 1ss
beautiful selsetISn SoM ME saa Imitation Gold
and Common shades. Bun, Green. and Blue Hui
land, By the yard or made inSe shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
II, hsnSss snsss 70 Gs:s ss',s e. I'D Leg
the best msnufsetery in the country Alse. 5 beau
tiful variety of dark Wood aud smsll-sixed Oval
and Carte de fisiss Frames of foreign and dsmes-
PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs.
Different sizes and coioss, Picture Riggs, Nails &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Copies of esishr assd Pictures, Paintings stasaA-y
n, The s asssa.iSa e those ssneyssns called to
nansEats,s prices exclusive, coz ~
for goods and labor, when purchs aad executed
70. II
SHADES panetuaiiy executed in city or country
no lsims - A'A '' e oaa Ssi Sos ssf ss,
Il FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
1Sl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ;(SokrH sIpED
Bst1rseH Eth ani iSsi streets.
FRESH GOODS RECEIVED REGULARLY.
FAIR Prices-No Gougirs
~ foods delivered in every part Of the city.
few bottles of superior BLACKBERRY COR
D &c 5 &c .si saAa OLD f0Af WHO So As rH.w
e. Re Sat ooNM rI0.M
FIRST WARD
WHAT CASES IT.
BAR e BROTH HERS
NEW CLOTHING EST4SLISHMEyT,
Lately 0pensd,
No. us PxsssrLvAsrA AvEsrs,
Between 18th and 18th sss
EFxRY BODY Is RUSHING THERE
HELL-MADE FASEFoHIELE SITS,
As that is the place for every body 20 raw
AflNk OUTFIT CHEAP
Please remember that Our motto ia
FAIR DEALING AND Low PRICES:
Gail al once ard srocars saur sarysirs Ga, ,,,,
L CSARRYEALIE
-, NJ
rue moe CorFse. rnt Ec-rvrsl-s. .aa Do aS.,. =.
A~ticie Cor p.e.
s~.4 ~ Sso.ers scae .atp, 1t IA. .:.y. a. =,
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE. 4
wAsHIA1roS, Nov. 18th, l5S2.
Releases from the draft on tho ground Of alien
age have been allowed in the following cases:
Nane. Where Drafted.
BARLEY Ragsn. .......... .Luyerne county, Penn.
Charles Berger. ......~.. .MOntoar county, Penn.
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BOARDING.

D0OMS AND BOARD can be had in a house oe-
h err pied by Northern family, by applying az
S74 Ninth street near New York no 70 ST.
DEEASANT ROOMS, with good BOAR can be
l. obtsiueG by gentleman snj wife without chill
dren, at No 56S Twelfth st. az the southwest
of the mithSon Grounds. no % 2tr
R0ARD.-Persons visiting Balti more and deSir-
- ing permanent or transient BoSrd be sc-
couiuIoiated with comfortable aud pleasant Rooms
at No. 81 \ Charles 80. 1885,
t(OARDlNG.-A few men can have BOARD, st
II reasonable price, at 2-2 North b street, near
81 only half sluxre from the avenue.
For sale good Bay HORSE years old, suitable
for an officer WAS used by an Oesr in four battles
price SI5; sold because owner has use for him.
Also, Pointer SLUT price SO. no 10 "a
RoARDlNG.-Lsrses and we'll Furnished ROOMS
- for rent. with Beard. single and comriu aica-
ting. enc square from Wills-ds' Hotel. Inquire az
Star Once. rs Is
"ANIED-BOARD, in . respectable private
w family. Residence between PeRnsyivxRIs
avenue and street and between 18th ani asth sts.
Stating terms. Reference required Address IT.
L - Star 0ffice. oc9
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r,yx Boos--From the publishers, Peterson
A. Bros. Philadelphia, through Hudson Taylor,
a)l Penn avenue, we have The Pirates OF the
Prsiri,-" by Gu-t " 'Aimard. fF..
Thi. popular writer, who Is rort OF Fenni-
mnre Cooper and Mayne Reid rolled into one
has led . sinxulariy adventurous life. rifle in
hand all the way from CANADA to Patagonia;
hence thr fidelity of his descriptions and tho
vivid interest OF his narratives of frontier life.
From Franck Taylor, we have:
"a Manual OF Pensions, Bounty and Pay,
by Geo W. Han. This viii be- found an exceed
ingiy useful book 10 thoss DESTROYS Of obtainlng
pensions or bounty for themselves or o,hers'
The arrangement Is simple that the law,
forms, Instructions, decisions, &c, can be
readily found, ~. 80. ...... -........
From the publisher, Geo. w. Childs, Phila-
d~lphia, through Hudson Taylor, we have
1.-The Siege OF Richmond, Narrative of the
Military Operations VI Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan
during the Months Of May aud June, ls6a," by
Joel Cook, special correspondents III the Phila-
deiphia Press with the Army OF the Potomac
This narrative written in unpre;sntious SOY lie,
affords mors connected idea Of the Peninsu lsr
campaign than is obtainahle from any other
source, SO far IS We are awarr, and the incl
d intel del ais rs 10 camp life and the organiza-
ton Of the army Of the Potomac are Of interest.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS OF
i THE WASHINGTON ARSENAL take "A
great pleasure to announce to their many ~
friends. aud the public in general, that they A
Intend giving their FIRST GRAND BALL sSsA
Tenn refanee Han on Z ST. between 9Th and 10Th,
on MONDAY, Dec. Is. Tickets 81, admitting q
gentleman and ladies.
NToYICE-The tenth GRAND ASSEMBLY OF
II the SHIELDS CLUB will De given at "a
TENPEsANcE Hall, b 81. between 9th and
leth, on III RsDAY NIGHT next Nov, 81. "a
in consequence of Franklin Hall being toots.A
for Franklin Hall published will be receivable 81
Tsmperancs Hall OF the hight of the party.
Tickets 81. admitting gentleman sud isdies.
fommi:'se Of Ir,anssm;1s,s
John Hogan, Patrick Hogan.
Dennis Mcnamara, no st'
IIo! FOR THE ISLAND PREM DSHIP ASSo-
L CITATION THE second GRAND BALL "A
OF. the Island Friendship Association will II
take plsce at Temperance Hall, on st. be- ~
tween 9th srd 18th, on THANKSGIVING -
EVE, lWednssday. Nov S.l The Committee pledge
spared 20 NJ axe this the Ball of the season
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies
Ccw,stttee " irran ss1seatS.
A. Hutton, James 7. Knight l.. Martin.
p. Hall. VIM vernon mol s.t-
EOOD TIMES COMING The SHIELDS BOYS,
NJ BY request Of their many friends. intend "A
giving their tenth GRAND ASSEMBLY on
THC kSDAY NIGHT, November .th. attn
L importance Hall, on street. Tickets 3 e.
admitting s gentleman and ladies'.
CopswitteS Of ArraHy.uss;S-J Flanagan, j. He
gsn, d. McNxmars, NJ. II 'rrigan, p. Hogan. nii-6i'
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TOLC MBfA MARKET,

| COLUMBIA MARKET,
! 4 Corner Ts,r.ssnti 81 and tis irsnKs
| This we'll known establishment cont nuss 20 fur
! nish their uumerC Us customers with PROVISIONS
| OF sll kinds
The PEopTistors .onid most respectfully csn the
attention Of the citizens of Washin ton to their ne
assortment of goods just arrived
s. CAPE tRsNRERRIEs. = aus article.
m ggss = B fns 5 .st
| 2tons of The celebrated Marrow-fst Squash
Hubbard do
3sEegs PiG's FEETsna rRIpE
Together with everything usUs ly kept i'll the
n. B.-Memhers of Congress cousea plating
hcnseAe-y ping; also srmy mess. viii dad this
no@sw MALLARD 4 WILLIAMS
GREAT pkMoNsTRArIoN!
GRAND RALLY
MEN AND BOYS
l. . L Ii L G.,
BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN row.,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET.,
Where you can find
The LARGEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING
in this city
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN SEEKERS,
who get htted cat ia short time and 81
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
We bare Just rspenishsd our stock and think il
eSeels anything IN this market. We guarantee TO
Sell AT low prices, our motto being
QUICK SAL ES AND SMALL PROFITS.
y. B.-0ur Saturday Gu ito yters will please come
cay as convenient eur store is . full in the
g. Do not forget the Che >pest Clothin NJ House
III town at No. a6S ssysnth $ near
No. 400 Seventh street and
ho - corner Twentieth 81. and Pa. ay
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GIVE THE NANEs.-Edit0r .H1r.-rr crxs-
that may b. seen who among our loyal cinSs.
have contributed money for bounty 70 vua-r.
terrs and for support Of thrir families while i
public service, The subscripeon hsts shssld :
published. in accordance with the practice a
other-ciii This Is due TO the coIIe-tprs ala
ard to the repositories thereof for disrrIoutios
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~The Independence Beige Of the 2sth octo-
Der, writing concerning Garibaldi, says that he
has full confidence in the successful results Of
his medical treatment He has decided TO so TO
England for short time, and thence proceed
direct 10 America He has promised all his
officers 10 meet them in America. Many OF
them have recently left on their way to New
York. The expenses OF the voyage are charged
to the Consulate OF the United States at Genoa
Probably the occurrences in Greece may change
Garihaldi's plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

THE OFFICIAL EoTE or NEW YORK STATE
The full Official vote Tor Governor 1t the las
State election Is as follows:
Governor Seymour received. ...... 81, css3
General dsworth. 81, i9t
S.ymour,s majority $500. iO,5.2
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sYIx,r or rux MOURNING pxKss.

The Madagascar notices the evident good feel,
ing existing between Gcasrals Mcclellan and
RSrnsi:e, and also thu magnanimous ma"n"r
N which they cempo-; themselves IN inc graz
sc-ne- In hIch they an principal actors
.sThe kepnAissan. In the absence OF fresesr mss-
ter tor It's eoiunAns, 10 stiil hammeriixT away ~
Mcclellan. 49,. -........s
Tn. cAro.,cis NOTICES the healthy condition OF
the Government fnsnces. .r... $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

pIcKED Up By THE PoLIcE-Last evening 4
ner, was arrested by Patrolmsn Nichels ~
suspicion of stealing a horse which he -
The little fellow declared that the animal -.
given in charge to him 70 hold, bv s,,si.S
The boy was released, but the horss NJ -
tanned to he returned TO the proper owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

AsaanA n LIScoLx, President of the United States
.......f OF America -.E So.
- b To All Rhona IL May Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that 0rro TANK has been appointed Vice
Consul Of the United Kingdoms OF Sweden ami
Norway, ~ Green Bay, Wisccnsin, I do hereby rec
osnize him as such and dac!are him free to eSer-
else and enjoy such fxnctioas. powcrs and pr vi
ieges a. are allowed TO the viee-Consuls Of the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to ha made patent and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hard at the city of Washing
ton the ly,h day OF Novsm bar a. d. ,eS2, md
f.. ST. Of the Independence oil the United States
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAx II, SEr ARD. Secretary of state.