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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
RuIl,. Hcnd Bnnk.-s...emeat Of the BULLS MEA

pfSiyKs' AND DROyERs' BiSh required BY Chapter 20
Laws OF 1853 the si as saturday the "a day OF MAY 1913
A,rf.se Loans and D,ouas yBB. SO
amount Of sprfir.-
Circulation
OF Depusis
civ and County he~iork Robert r. Perrin CASHIER OF ae
BA. duly and that the
,bov. the best Of knowledge and bcei
H. p PERRIN, Cashier.
sworn before ms this "a day Of May Is63
q. q firLos, Commissioner OF Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Chemical Bank.-staen-nt Of the CHEMio Al
BANk required Chapter Laws the week enas
Sturdy the I'd day Of May 1855 ..s oo,
Average amount u Loas asd Discounts. al
~
as,oustof CncnistOa
Average anouat Of Dspoats
George g. Williams Ca.her Of the Chemical bsnh ve.'s ~
sworn and the above ssemeat tue 70 rS."
N, irowIsdss and belief GEORGE O. wiLLiAhs Cs'e'sf
s"''' '''''' 'e ''' - ." may c. I.l..., sssu rHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Rank Of North AmerIca.-ststenisnt Of the Is.

hank NOrtu AmtFTtHs-s'Vs1oTI'u6 VI I'8s4'IN
AMERICA. required bJ Chaptrf ~ Laws :" eS @
~ Lar, .Id Dcoans tS,Bi6,5s7 10
. So, Of st, Iy2,sOi y5
s sna1t Of n................ II4,O5l 90
80. .r~ur, Of D,po.u S,yys. 90 50
.aI County YoI John p ievefton Cashier or
M M yoTk duly dpose and that the
.p,. statement correct, the best q thosedse and bse
joins p. YELvERf0N, Ca,hy
sworn bekr. NJ this th day Of May. isa
kLgAs a. RIM, notary fgbia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Ocean Bauk.-stalement OF che OCEAN BANK. - 70
by Chapter TOT the weeA endns Saturday u
% day o May, $1,000
Avrfsg. amount sud Discounts X
o SlAsVtA -
AyersEe Of CireDlslon Ssssse ~
Ave- Deposits.
CAV ind County sfsew York Charles Palmer Csssr OF II
oesu ank affirmed depose and that the above stss
uent !, rorr~f 10 bet OF my knouiede and belief
~ - CHARLES PALMER cassieG
Abruned before me this I'd dsy Of May, 1853
HIM P.Lsn, Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Merchants' Bank statement Of the MERCHANTY
BANK Cay Nev Tod. required by Chapter 60 Law q
1865 bf the vesa eAdns Saturday th- ID day OF MAY 1850
Average smoum o. Loans Dsoovrts - II OOs 49, 70
aver eee smosnt 2pece ls6xorS66 ~
Average amount Of Circulation ....... 'a10.7SS -
Average amour, o. peposs 10,4so, Ss1 OIL
the Merchant Bs.h beng duly wo arrss and sbsss
j. vERMILYE, Casbisr.
fsspssro a,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

New. I OK EXChanRe Babks-5tstemeh OF u
NEW YORk EXCHANGE BANK, by Chapter 40 Laws
for tho wee edns Saturday the I'd day Of May 1853
Loans and ESQ, 9ee %
creularo 11S,00o -
CITY and County Of New York. Hsstssd Cssssr The
nnk duly depose and that u
above staten. at knowledge and beAeC
D. B. HALSTEAD. cssAes
Sworn before this % lay OF May, 1857
A YAxD usaa NOTARY Puhlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Chatham MISREPRESENTATION HATHAM BAN

Chatham Bank.-ststeI nent OF the Gil An BANh'
required by Chspe 80 Laws 1859 Tor the week entns saturday
,he ~ DAY OF MAY lu3i . 49,.
OF Loans and Discounts OK
a,s,.s, .uoant of sts- IO6.o87 ~
Average amount OF Circulation xt-v.s ~
CITY and County Newlot I, % n schrner Ca'hisf o.
the Ban bens duly dose aud that the heo''
statement correct. tnowleJs- End bchei
% n. sCHREISER, Cashier
sworn before this ID dsy Of May, lso3. -,
J.s Saws Notary Public
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Oriental Bank.--st,temen. Of the ORIENTAL BA

Pacific Bank.-Ststement OF the PACIFIC BANK, -
qyrd BY Chapter Laws 1885 the week ending Sstsr
day tae I'd day OF May. 1865;
Average Of Loans and Discouns =!
OF Specie SSAS90 -
Average amount Of Circulation Iek1x ~
na oanty New aseH Buci. Csshier e
duly deJose
~ - Correct, to the best Of my knowledge and belief
swOrp before this 9TH day Of May. 1858. "'e'
T. p yssInfa Eo<ayv p,hii-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

National Bank.-Ststement Of tho " ATIONAL. BANK
required BY ChsDsr 80 Laws
week ndiss Saturday, the ID day OF May. 1865 -
Average OF Loans and Discounts -
yer Specie 4fl,&lO ~
Average Of Circulation 9s,0l1 %
City County New York D. Tsppso Cashier OF IL
deDoe aud that the above af
. the best OF knoweds. and belief
y ID. TaPPES. Cashier.
Sworn before eth day Of May. lisa
Essm Cs,s Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

North RIver Bank Statement OF The NORrH
RIVER DANk required By Chapter 49, Laws Of 1883 for The Wssa
endI.s Saturday. the I'd day u May. lsS3: -
Loans and Discounts o06lOy0 u
AF-rsFe emOunt0 Sp~ce 0Ve4c -
amount o. Crcnlnuon ee.soI
Of DeyOsis lsOfxlSS -
CITY aud County OF New York. Hays, Cashier o. ~
North River Bank beng duly depose Add say hs< We sssss
stansni the oesi VI kn1wledse aud ses
A q HAYS Csshier
' ~ WI. Ars., Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

shoe md I enther Bank. -Statem~nt Of the SHOE
ASD BANK. for the week ending Saturday the
Of May issJ; 1900.
syrrazr -....-.
Circulation. 4SsotS
Average amount OF Deposits SsSS,sSI
and Bank being duly sworn dos end thas
tht statement IA correct w A. kSSAM, CssAief
sworn before THIS eth day ~ May, 1893
n. Bxaxss. Pebble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Fulton Bauk.-S,stemsnt OF the FULTON BANK, as
required by Chapter 40 Laws OF 1853 for the week eadns Saturday the
% LAY OF May 1885, -
OF Loans AMI Dseounts
var, amount % sper,. 4Oil2O
AveIsse amount Of Circulation "
....-..
New York Robert Hsydock Cssher OF
srm-d dep0se aud ths he above state
10 correct the best Of my knogedse snd b-iiet
X. "A. HAYDOCK. Cashier
O.c., ssspsrss Notary Pebble
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Market Bank.-sta,smsn. OF the MARKET BAN

Market Bank.-Staemsn. OF the MARKET BANK
required Chapter 20 Laws Of sahiof the week ends SATURDAY
n, "A day MAY, lo3; ..,.,-, m
A,ers.- amount Loans and Discounts. ~, s5ot.S 90
spsie ESS,itv ~
oil CfculatOn To- 10 ~
Aver
cav md counfy a. se. York Robert Bay Cashier
nm. MAXI Bank beng duly depse and say that the above
,.,.,e, i. correct 20 the ~ kBowcds. and beleL
''' X BAYiEs Cashier.
sworn b.ior, ne tia, sh Jay Of Msy, isd1
'N''" '''''' w. T.es., Htxsoor. so,srv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Nassau Bank.-statement Of the NASSAU BANK -
the ID day OF MAY, 1885 " -
Average amount OF Loans and DISCOUNTS &C. 4es aeS %
E sss oan, oc 6po.ss l9ss ~
City County OF New York l. Har Cash,ss "a -
duly dpoee at sSe,e sas
nen . the best of my knowledge and belief
n HARRis CsAs
Sworn before me I'd day Of May iss. = =
II s. BfD-sll Notary Pubix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

GrOceFs7 BnnK.-Srs'1H'Ht0'
Cnlptef 40 Laws soS of
he week end Saturday, the ID day May, iot3 -.
Loans aud Discounts 90
49,. ,n,ouu, M Spe,is .s.OO2 90
OF Circulation. 1919 w
City County New York samne White Cs.her the
oeers B.ni beng duty dspo-e and
thai tn abov. edge and
10 SAM III D. WHILE Nt-hTf
Sworn before m. III, Fh day Of May. lst5J
Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
unnnYer Hnnk. -stl.rment Of the HANOVER Ell

Hanover Bank. -stI'ement Of the HANOVER BANK
Laws 1853. The ed
10 q saturday, the 81 DAY OF May, 1853:
A,eis. o. Lo.ns aud Discounts %
1,-r.s, soun o. sp-eI- ................ 196.5Os =.
Average aHoun OF CHou alton ilo'soa %
90
cay Of Yot Thomas /. Taylor Cashsr 81
The anov.f Yo duly l-ro-~ and that he
.,e y.-,.n nj - eoes tnovieis- and be,-e
THos l. TAYLOR Cashier
sworn before ne this eth day Of MAY lisa
ED.x b Colrs IT., Notary PabEe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents OF the Start

6EoRaEToWH, Sept 70, ICES
In order ID protect their horses and cars from
Indictment weather. the Washington and
Geergetown Railroad Company have leased
the lot which they formerly occupied, In front
OF Mr. tandewerkins Stable, and erected sheds
aud other necessary Buildings. The Cars will
now occupy their old stand, ana be able To DE-
liver passengers from Washington at Hirh
street, which will be nach more CON yenient To
persons going west Of that point
T. bowling l. Co, auc;foneers, sold yester.
day, at p. m. lot No. 1l2, OF Beatty &c Hav
kins' addition to GEORGETOWN, fronting 40 feet
on the south side OF Second street, between
back 112 feet, improved by two-story brick
dwelling. 1t was purchased by Timothy %.
Daley, for the sum of 81, $50.
This morning, while the driver OF a wagon
belonging 10 j. z. Bartholow, agricultural
merchant of your city, was backing up TO the
wharf in the rear of H. M. Sweeney's ware
house, the horse being little too free, backed
the whole concern into the Potomac. A water
the horse had the advantage Of q cool bath. Hs
was Immediately seized by the head BY some
lookers-on, and boat being procured, he was
rowed ashore without injury.
The arrivals since my last are:-Stmrs James
5. Green, Mullen, New York, merchandise to
Morgan & Rhinehart III. 5. Devenny, Bristoe,
Philadelphia, merchandise to Hpde &c avid
SON Seymour, Room, do, do; Empire, Hunter,
hart; schrs Ashland, Graves, Baltimore, mar
ehandise Narrissa, Martin, Baltimore MGR
e Mds TO Shoemaker Bro; Conroy, Morrill,,
washington, light; &. J. Hubbard, do, do: FIN.
ma, Strong, Salem, potatoes q p. Berry
Departed :-Stmrs J. S. Green, Mullen, New
York, merchandise from Morgan &c Rhinehart.
chandise from Hyde & Davidson; schrs John
Armitage, Dallas, Philadelphia: Isabella Hax
ger, do; g. J. Hubbard, Williams, Forgiveness.
Convoy, Morrill,, do; brig Isadora, Boston; barge
docks; scnr Willow Harp, Davidson. Fan
River, coal from Borden MiningCo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
n AVAIL ORDERS

Captain Henry Walker, ordered to command
the Sacramento.
Lieut.. Commander Jos. N. Miller, detached
from special duty at New York, and ordered
to the Sacramento, oice Lieut.. Commander A.
E. Il. Benhar, detached and waiting orders.
First Ass istant Engineer Wilson K. Purse.
ordered to special duty at Now York
Second Assistant Engineer H. w. Robie-
ordered to the Juniata.
Third Assistant Engineer Charles F. Hol
lingsworth, detached from the Hines (sick) and
waiting orders.
First Assistant Engineer E. A. @. DuPlaine,
and Third Assistant Engineers VIM S. Smith
and Alexander Bates, detached from the San
canon and waiting orders.
Second Assistant Engineer Joseph N. Cahill,
and Third Assistant Engineers J. A. KAISER
and g. w. Thorn, ordered to the Sansamon
Third Assistant Engineers A. f. T. Mullen
and Knos NJ. Lewis, ordered to examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

FINASCIAL.-New YORK papers Of yesterday
evening say The stock market is irregular
and lower, rom the desire to sell caused bv the
absurd apprehfnsions that foreign trouble, mill
itarv reYerses, or some other imaginary evils
Acting on the money market may materially in
terfere with the financial prosperity of the coun-
try and depress tbs value Of its various securi.
Ties Governments steady, border State bonds
weak, bsnk stocks dull, railroad bonds firm.
Railroad shares opened quiet and closed heavy.
The operations in gold coin opened on the
street with Increased frmness, and as much as
i4oH Per cent. was paid before the additional
army news from Chattanooga was digestsd
bu, the price soon fell of rapidly to % \ per
cent, even before the first board of the stock
ssn .as commsnced. At the board . few
~. appeared at 1aRak per cent. Since
1HE per cent. The exchanges are asain mn.
set y the violent fluctuations In gold, and
rases On Lonoon all the way from l55 down to
forenoon. ~ N-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

FORT MONROE, Sept. 23-The Richmond
Dispatcd OF the 22d instant contains tia follow.
ing:
CH1CKAAAUaA. Ga, Sept. 2O-After two
days hard fighting, we hay driven the enemy,
after desperate resistance, from several DO.
sitions, but he still contronts us.
The losses are heavy on both sides, especially
SO In our officers. We have taken twenty
pieces of artillery and twenty five hundred
prisoners.
The above is signed by General Bragg, and
addressed to Adjutant and Inspector General
Cooper at Eichmond.l
Roscrans has been heavily reinforced by
troops from Grants army.
CHARLEsTos, Sept. 20.-N othing un usual has
TRANSFERRED. The monitors and Ironsides are
within the bar, unhurt by the gale.
The enemy's works on Morris Island are
rapidly increasing ii. strengh and extent.
The Confederate government has effected a
loan OF one hundred million francs from parties
in France, based npon cotton now in this coun-
try The Confederate loan in England is fat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
UNDER SENTENCE.

Jno. Keefe, David Craig, Jno. Conner, Jno.
II. Foster, and r. T. Brown, Of the LIST d. c.
Vols; Daniel Campbell, 4th Pa Reserve; Geo.
Taylor, Chas. Bcthwell, and w. II. Under
wood. 6th Pa. Reserve M. Bonner, V. Mich
OILS, and A. Hoover, 9TH Pa. Reserve; IL. Brown,
18th N. H.; T. Mcintyre, l25th N. Y; and Jas
Baum, Pa. Artillery, all under sentence Of
court-martial, and sent from Alexandria, were
committed to the Old Capitol last night, by or
der Of Provost Marshal Todd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
HIS, CoLDs. &C., 90.

IN this changeable climate where any one is Z ore
or less ueject to Colds. Coughs, Bronchitis. or
some affection Of the tn ns+ or lungs, thsy saould
prncur. package of nOsWELL's INDICATED
COLdH CANDY. 1t is the most pleasant and
shsctuai remedy known to pu bic spesksrs or sing
Prof. al. xauder Wolo~ski says oft:
WAsEisG9oa, April 81, 1853.
. MI B9sf"eN.sir: Having used your Meiicatsd
OF he throat proceeding from heavy col L. found
IL very beneficial and to surpass any thing else
would recommend it to sin gers aad to persons sub.
jact to such affections from colds exces sye uss
or The vctce ALEXANDER WOLowSXI
Professor of Music
Sod Ct ell the principal Drag Stores, and at
BIOS Bills Drug Store. corner OF MARYLAND ave-
nue. and 18th street. Price rs cents per package or
FIVE for 81. Sc 2a-iwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
CHATTANOOGA

This point, which, from the events now tran
spring there, has grown to be one OF so much
importance, is on the Tennessee river, $50 miles
by water below Knoxville, and 40 south east
OF Nashville. 1t is the terminus Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, and Of the
Western and Atlantic. Railroad, which con-
meets 1t with the chief towns of Georgia. The
Tennessee river is navigable by ste. m during
about eight months in the year, ant by small
boats at all times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
REMOVRD

The Offices of Assistant q uartermasters Hartz
and Moore were removed last evening to F
street, between Twentieth and Twenty first
streets. The rooms vacated by them are to be
occupied by Col. Perry, Of the Quartermaster
Generals Department. Col P. wiileventually
occupy the entire building, and Gen. Fuckers
headquarters will be removed to the building
occupied by Col. Beckwith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

AZ From SniilingtoR Odpon Building we
hare an advance copy of Harpers Magazine
Tor October. The number is an excellent one
hiso from Hudson Taylor 33i Pennsylvania
avenue we have o copy Of this tine number OF
LGTyer for October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
MAJOR GENERAL MEADE.

This officer was here for an hour or two this
forenoon, In consultation with the President,
the Secretary Of War, and the General in Chief,
returning promptly to the front 1t is fortunate
indeed for the cause that he can thus hold oral
council with the heads OF the Government
without being absent from his headquarters as
Icing AS it would take him to pass through the
lines OF his army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

G-A private letter of the 18th, from New
Orleans, received in Boston Gays: "rhs coast
is IS full Of Confederate troops as ever. Tle
stores at Baton Rouge are closed up, for fear
force OF Rebels dashinC IL, as they did a. Port
Hudson lately, whore they spiked guns, car
ried OF food, three hundred neg roes, and other
pluLder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
EXECUTION OF DEsERTERs TODAY.

"a member Of soldiers (substitutes) of the
First Army Corps having been convicted OF
desertion, they are sentenced to be shot to death
to-day, in the presence of the whole corps.
Father nj. F. McGrath, Of St. Dominicks
Church, (1sland,) started yesterday for the
front to be with such of the condemned in
their last moments as have expressed desire
for the services of a Catholic priest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
DEATHOF DE-ERTERS.

A letter from the Army of the Potomac states
that many of the substitutes who had deserted,
were shot in the several corps toward the close
OF last week and prompt and extreme punish
ment now awaits this class OF offenders with
out hope of pardon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

1.-TWO steamers are constructing at Nantes
and two others at Bordeaux, the object and
Gestination OF which are surrounded with
mystery. They are eighty metres long, are to
have engines OF iHO horse power, will carry
twenty two guns, and their guaranteed speed
Is 10 BE- fourteen knots an hour A very sus
picious Circumstance in connection with them
is that they are to he delivered up at sea,
twenty leagues from Belle Isle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

RosEeRANs BEING RAPIDLY REINFORCED.
RICHMOND LEFT UNCOVERED BY THE DE-
PLETION OF LEES ARMY TO
REINFORCE BRAGG.

Dispatches up to yesterday Tuesday, morn
ing have been received here from Chattanooga
They announce that our army was duly con.
.centrated at Chattanooga before daybreak yes
terday morning
An unofficial dispatch (frsm Chattanooga
to an army officer speaks of the engagement of
Monday last, when Longstreets corps attacked
the corps of Thomas, as a complete Union
victory. The fact that Thomas was able to
join Rosecrans at Chattanooga on Monday
night embraces positive confirmation of this
dispatch.
The movement of the rebels against Rose
Grams, we may now say with confidence, has
resulted in most disastrous failure to them.
They staked all on annihilating his army, at
lacking him with Bragg's army, portion of
Pemberton's late command, all Johnston,s
army, troops drawn from Richmond, all Long
streets artillery and most of his infantry.
In the first two days fighting their losses were
heavier than ours. In Mondays fighting they
were easily repulsed, as it turns out They
can do no more in that quarter, as Rosecrans,
who is being rspidly reinforced, holds a posi-
ton in which he can defy double their number.
To enable Bragg to make this abortiye effort,
they have probably left Richmond at our mer-
cy. A very few days will suffice, we believe,
to render this fact patent to the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

REBEL GREAT EXPECTATIONS" BLASTED
Gen. Graham, who commanded one of our
brigades at Gettysburg, and was taken pris-
oner and conveyed to Richmond, has recently
been exchanged, and reached here this morn
ing He communicates important information
TO the Government. He is satisfied that onIv
two divisions OF Longstreets corps, Nth all
his artillery have been sent to Bragg. In
addition to that, two brigades under General
Pickett, and Wlsess Legion Were also detailed
to reinforce Bragg. Gen. Graham says he saw
eighty-one pieces Of cannon moving across the
bridge from Richmond said to be going to
Bragg.
The news of the battles fought between Bragg
and Rosecrans was a disappointment to the
rebel authorities at Richmond. They expected
to hear that Roseerans had been annihiIated,
and Bragg had retaken East Tennessee. Instead
OF that they are compelled to admi: terrible
losses in men and officers, and that ssthe enemy
still controntS them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
.C0MMITTEn

Thomas Farrell, Enoch Wells and Samuel
Robinson, arrested by Lieut.. Willis at. Auua.
duct Bridge. and charged with smuggling
liquor across the bridge, were committed to
the Central Guardhouse day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

" he next election in the loyal Stairs will
be tfose OF Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa, which take place on the 18th Of October
Florida, Georgia aud Mississippi hold their
electors CT the 9Th Of mex. month, and South
Caroiisa on the Eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23

DESTRUCTION OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER.
Capt. Ridgely, commanding the U. s. S. She
nandoah, reports, under date of the 18th inst,
off New Inlet, N. c., that a blockade runner
attempted to come out on the night Of the 18th
inst, and was driven back, and now lies a
wreck at the mouth of the harbor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
REBEL DESDRTERS.

Carl Hurst, Gustavus Generowski, Albert
Pashert, August Winter and Henry Meyer.
rebel deserters, and Adam Frietag, citizen,
were committed to the Old Capitol yesterday
afternoon, by order of Captain Todd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
CoMMITTEp no rHaoLn CApIro1.

ID. Powell, Fairfax County, Va, held re-
sponsible for the disappearance of a member
of the Second Massachusetts cavalry, and w.
ii. Harms, arrested at Langley, under sus-
picIous circumstances, have been committed to
the Old Capitol by order of Capt Todd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
sc e law3w

( CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR OOTOBHE 2,
~ Cents. Contenta- 90
The Freedom Of the Press, By Howard B, Erss
The Brothers, An Ailesory.
Unuttered, by Kate Putnam.
William Lilly. .Astrolossr, by Henry Wilson,
'eherton payis-Rspudiation. Rscosniaoa, a nd
slavery. by Hon. Robert J. Walker.
Dia of Francis Krasnska.
Maiden Dreaming. by u. W. C..
Thirty Days with the Seventy first Reiment
Heas0n, hhyme,and Rhythm, By Mrs. aartha W
Homans.
October Afternoon in tn Highlands,
The Isle of Springs, by Rev n S.arbrek
The Restoration OF the Uni6n, BY Hon. r P
Stanton.
Vas h tuceessfulS By Richari Nmball
American Finances and Resources, byHon, q
WALKER.
VOiceless Singers.
A Detectives Story.
Literary Notices.
ERANGK