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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-31

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE ARsENAL.-About
four O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, while car
load of Government muskets, picked up on the
late battle-fleIas, were being unloaded at the
Washington arsenal, one of them accidentally
exploded, and killed German laborer EN-
pIoyed at the arsenal. The ball entered the
right side and passed through the body. The
unfortunate man was a discharged soldier,
and had been through all the battles On the
Peninsula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-31

WANiED TO RENT.-A HOUSE, Furnished
w or UnfuTnished. in a central location. No
children and fair rent paid. address O Star
Office jySO.3ts
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A PUkNIsHED BED ROOM AND PARLOR
n for rent. Inquire DR. .EDW q. CALVERT
274 18th street, between and M Also Q Iuse
for sale, having large Store, intended to be con-
verted into two stores, &c. Also 10 acres of Land
1T Good Hope. ~ 296ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-31

GRAND LANCKNY-On Monday, officer
Stuard observed Daniel Donohue, q discharged
soldier, leaving house on K street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty NTH streets, with
an armful OF clothes, and arrested him on sus.
house he found that three coats had been stolen
from o. Green, and two pants and an over
coat from G. T. Mawbray. He was taken be-
fore Justice Drury, who committed him to
Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-31

TOR sALE.Lot 2, in square SO. near the Obssr.
street west, IS feet S inches, with a depth of s.
feet inches. Title perfect. Terms easy. Apply
TO A. GREEN, Auctioneer, corner 7th and d SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-31

UTANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE, in the CITY.
Star once " 30-3t*
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NOrICE.-For sale, ave huE dred sets Of one.
~ two and four horse second hand Harness.
three hundred good ciizsns, and Mcclellan sss-
ond-hand Saddles. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave-.
between ~ and 6th street. Harness and Saddle.
Hands wanted; also, one good srrand Boy.
~ Him. 81. q. JOHNSTON.
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ID ExOITEMHNT.
4 LEASE Call u the g I'm, No: 272h Psnn:yi-
where We are constantly fasnishins Ios-cold Soda
water. choice Imported HAvans Cissrs. and Al the
Ta.in '' MIss LUoT RAMDoLPU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-31

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, with Stable
L required. Immediate possession given for
the Summer months; splenaidy ritustsd On
modern improvements. Enquire at the Intelli
gence and Real Estate Office, No. 5 eth St, near
Penn. ave. LIZ 30 st N Fl. MILLER
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SECOND EDITION,
( O'CLOCK r. d.


The news frcn tbs front Is all encouraging,
but, consisting for the most part OF informa-
ton us TO nsw positions occupied by the differ
ent army corps, IL OF course not proper for
publication
There is no truth In the dispatch telegraphed
from New York here to the efsct that cur
troops occupy Fredericksburg.
The tenor of the Information brought in by
deserters and refugees, as to the alarm In the
South, and especially in Richmond, In eouse-'
quence Of the food famine, is infinitely beyond
wia. the Richmond papers venture TO di-
yulge. People there ask, if this Is the condi.
ton OF things Immediately a. the end OF the
harvest, what will 1t be through the winter
and mp TO tie distant period when another
crop can be raised9 They say now that if
they have to succumb 70 the North, it will be
from famine and not by force of arms, and
seen prepared to embrace such submission to
fate as one not dishonorable to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-10

ScnLE8EL ON ROMEO AND .JULIEr.-of the
TRAGEDY Of Romeo and Juliet" Schlegel, the
terman critic, eloquently remarks: "What-
ever Is most intoxicating in the odour of a
Southern spring, lanRnishing III the song of
th' nichtir sale, CT yCluptuous in the first OPEN
Ing CT the zoe, II 20 be- found in this poem
The sweetest and the bitterest love and hatred.
1est.YIsy aad dark sorebodings, tender embra
ces and seruichres, the fuilness of life and self
aHE hiia'ion, are ali here brought close to each
Z" her; and all these contrasts are 40 blended in
The In rmcnions and wonderful work into a
unity If EXPIRE ssion, that the echo which the
Who'll" leaves behind in the mind, resembles n
single hut endless sigh"
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FROM WESTERNylRGISIA,

FEDERAL Victories In Western yiryimia-
The Enemy under Mudwall Jack SON To.
tally Routed Capture of Lewisburg-
sPif ndid Behavior OF our Men
The Government has dispatches from aenu
Kelley at Carksvilie, Va, that Generals Ave-
rill and Duffe. commanding separate forces,
after several severe engagements on Friday
and Sa urday last, succeeded in driving the
enemy. under Mudwall Jackson, for several
miles down the valley east Of the Greenbrier
mountains, into and through the townof Lewis
oarR, In Western Virginia.
AIsr the iirst battle on Friday, under Genl
Dunie' 'ne enemy Was reinforced, but, never
'peaes1, ne was totally routed on Saturday.
under she combined forces OF Dune and
AveYiil.
The ront was SO complete that the enemy
abandoned all his supplies. euns. co,ors. A.
and fed in dismay, leaving his dead and
wounded on the field. -
Our men behaved splendidly, and thu x,eto.
ry was che Of the most brilliant ~ IN. 20,
Ihe number Of killed and wounded q. our
SIDE L. not stated We hold Lewisbur,
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THE ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED AND pRIso.

THE AKIN Al OE WOUNDED AND PRISO.
NERS
Sunday night when the train containing the
wounded, numbering two hundred and sixty,
arrived at the Maryland avenue depot, the
troops who had been sent over to guard the
rebels were fortunately on the ground, and by
their help, the transferring OF tho wounded
from the cars to the ambuiances was greatly
facilitated, and so tremendously did they
work, stacking their muskets and going into
the cars and gently moving the sufferers, that
in an incredible shor. space Of time the cars
were all smptied and the anbulances were on
the way to the hospitals. We learn that these
will be all who will be sent down for some
uRe-soMs OF those wounded being only
slightly, and others 30 badly that 1t is thought
troy will aot bear moving
Tue train containing the prisoners reacbed
here about O'Clock yesterday morning, when
the troops to receive them-a regiment from
Capitol Hill and a portion OF the 35th New
Jersey regment-were formed on each eide OF
Seventh street, the right resting on the canal,
and the rebels were placed between the troops
and marched into the Avenue, and thence to
the Old Capitol, which had been placed In
readiness for them. Among the officers many
appeartd to have new uniforms but the most
OF them were even more wretchedly clad and
more fithy than any previous arrivals.
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FROM THE FRONT.
Retreat OF the Rebels Across the Rapi-
dan-Gen. Meade on She South Bank Of
the Rappahannoek.

Retreat OF the Rebels Across the Rapi-
dan-Gen. Meade on She South Bank OF
the Rappahannock.
New YoRK, NOVA special dispatch says
that our forces occupy Fredericksburg, and
that our army is.on the south side of the Rap
,ahennock, pursuing the rebels.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 9.-lAssociatsd Press
dispatch. l-Information received from the ar
my of the Potomac to- night, mentions that an
aid of Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived from the front
on Saturday night ana reported that that
officer encountered and fought with body of
rebel cavalry near Stevensburg. late in the al
ternoon of that day.
The enemy e pooutoon bridge over the river
behind their works. fell into our hands after
Sedgwicx's defeat OF the Rebels, and was
piaccu In charge OF tho Fifteth Now Y ork Eiu-
gineers. The bridge consisted OF only Ave
boats, and 1ese Were the same which were
abandoned by the Engineer Brigade, for want
CT transportation. on the Chickahomlny last
year.
The cannonailug on Sunday evening was
probably Butord's light batteries and some OF
the Rebel cavalry, W It'll Guns, in the vicinity OF
the 1e1 Pills, nor theast Of Cuipeper.
Nothing authentic had been received up to
ten o'clock ;hie morning from that quarter, at
which sine all WIS quiet
The railroad and telegraph on the opposite
aide OF the Rappahannock were found uniu-
jured.
Our cavalry are reported to be st Culpeper
AT the fastest accounts part of our forces was
st Brandy Station, while another was two
miles the other side OF keliy.s Ford Some of
our troop. were at additional points
Latest from Gen. Meade's Army.
Little or no fighting took place yesterday be-
tween the Army OF the Potomac and til. rebels,
as Lee appears TO have rstreated as rapidly as
possible from the line of the Kappahaunock
river. Buford had slight skirmish with q
small force OF the rebels near Rixleys Vile, In
the vicinity OF Beverly Ford The day was
mostly consumed ny our troops IN crossing the
Rappahannock, and at night nearly the whole
OF the army was en- the south side.
Gen. Meade crossed at kelly's Ford and re-
manned Il short time, when he returned to his
NJ adquarters on this side, near II 4ppihannock
Station.
Inc bu OF our army occupied a position
in the vicinity OF Brandy Station, ard prepara-
tions were made for a vigorous advance upon
the rebels this morning. Some DELAY was oc.
casioned by the difficulty in getting forward
subsistence stores for the men.
The railroad not ye. having been completed
below BsaletoR, large torse of men are en-.
gagged In rebuilding the road and it was being
rapidly relaid.
The rebels were reported in force at Stevens
burg, between the railroad aud the Rapidan
river, short distance from Brandy Station,
and II this should prove trut, battle with
Heade's advance column is very probable.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
John II. Bringier, arrested at Clarksburg
Did. on the day of the recent election, after
taking the oath TO vote, charged with having
been In the rebel service, and John w. Gardner
arrested At Leytonsville, charged with resisting
the draft in September last, were committed to
the Old Capitol this morning.
Charles Haynes, q supposed deserter, was
also committed.
BENZ F. Petite, disloyaI; o. O. Nichols, sus-
piclous character Ferdinand Richardson, host
Age for Mr. Mason, and Jonas A. Davia, stray.
Eior, rent frupa hlexandrla, wcrs cumua,,oa
last night.
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LEAVhnuoRrH, Nov. AID vices from Fort
Scott say a courier arrived there on Friday
night from Gen. Blunt, bringing Information
tbst the rebels, under Cooper and Shelby,
eluded our forces and crossed the Arkansas
river With nearly nine thousand men. and were
marching on Gen. Blunt, who has eighteen
hundred cavalry as an escort TO an immense
supply train for Fort Smith.
Gen. Blunt, aws;eo Of the enemy movements,
had curtaiied his train, and made preparations
tor defence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-10

@E. ". CAN'T, formerly a Congressman in
rebeldom, and a Brigadier General In the
Rebel army, but now prisoner Of war at
Lin" Rock A-" '"s-os o remarkable address TO
the people OF Arkansas, in which hs couuseLs
submission to the Union arms, and denouucss
Jen DAVIS In unpleasured terms as 8 hypocrite
and syrsnt, and by no means ,he man for the
occas ION.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


BoeroH, Nov. to.-The vorkmen In the navy
yard ara combating axai INST the en- forcement OF
the recent order requiring work to commence
st sunrise, and there will probably be a general
strike. The boiler and plate iron workmen ct
East Boston have struck for higher wages
The work on the n onitors ceased thereby.
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PERMANENTLY ASSIGNED

BY special ORDER from Gen. Martindale, is
sued to-day, Lieuts. Baker, 10th New York;
Thompson and Sheen, 3ath Massachusetts, and
StuTdivant, 1ith New Hampshire volunteers,
who have been for long time past on duty st
the Provost marshal's office, have been per ma.
nently assigned to duty in that department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-10

UNHuMbxRED WA6oHs.-The porters and
others engaged in the local csrryinx trade, who
comply with the ordinances OF the city COM.
shsll suffer the penalty. AlreaAr seyeraIhayS
been fned for running wagons WithoNt being
numhersd. - e =
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COMMISSIONS RECALLEp

Col Baker has commenced to recall The com :
missions OF persons who have been employed
by him rs scouts, DC. The duties heretofore
performed by him fall upon the Provost Mar
shall under The Conscription act
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VESSEL ST M.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1o.-The steamer Fair
haven, from Port Royal on the fifth instant,
has arrived here. She reports that on yester-
day morning, of Barnegat, she came in col.
lision and sunk the pilot boat Mary Taylor
All on board were saved with most OF their If.
fect5.
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Sent TO POINT LOOKOUT

The prisoners OF war (privatesl who reached
here yesterday morning from the Army OF the
Potomac, and who were placed for the tins
being In The Old Capitol, were sent to Point
Lookout yesterday afternoon, about o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-10

ATTEMPTING I'd CROSS THE POTOMAC.
VIM L. Byers, charged with attempting to
cross the Potomac from the rebel lines la an
improper manner, reached here from Point
Lookout last night, aud was committed to the
Old Capitol.
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MORE PRI2lNERS

Fifty eight more prisoners of war reached
here from the Army of the Potomac last night,
ss6out 10 o clock. They were committed 10 the
old Capitol, by order of Capt. Todd.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PIHEy BRANCH RACEs.-Yestsrday, q very
interesting race took place At the Plnsy Branch
Course, The purse was for $500, mile heats,
best three in Ave, to harness, for which three
horses were entered: Dan Mace, OF New York
Belle of Hartford. OF Hartford; and Lady
Champion, Of Boston. From the start Macs
appeared to be the favorita, and up to the third
heat the pools Of $50 stood thirty-two and three
for Mace, twelve TO fourteen on Champion
and seven to nine On Hartford.
A good start was made on the first heat, Belle
taking the lead and keeping ii until the half
mile pole vas reached, when Champion Tapped
her and came in ahead--Macs behaving badly
in 74S4.
Champion led on the second heat, and held it.
to the quarter post when Hartford passed her
and won the race In 2:39h, leading Champion
by neck. Mace came In close behind them.
The third heat appeared to be the closest con-
tested. The three started well, and for half
mile could have been covered with blanket.
Mace and Champion, however, broke. and
Belle came in ahead in : IS close pressed BY the
others.
To the fourth heat bets were offered on Mace,
but his hackers were disappointed. as Belle
cams out the winner. having got the pole and
kept 1t, coming in in 236x. Mace coming Ia
second. 3.
a. Carpenter enters b. m. Lady Cham
p!on.. ...........'... ............l
Dan Mace enterss. q. Dan Macs...3 3 ) 2
j. II. Martin enters CHI. m Belle OF
hSfuoru. ........................a |
Ttme-4a3k 239h, 23s, and 2.35s.
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FROM LIBBY PRISON

A letter, dated Nov. ath, received here Satur-
day from an officer OF the U. s. Army, o pris-
oner In Libby Prison, at Richmond, says:
s'Thsre is no prospect now of any exchange,
although we number some L, COO, 1000 of which
number are commissioned Ulcers
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
pR0H TIKI PAR WEST
GEN BLUNT PREPARED FOR DEFENCE.

THN REBELS CROSS ThE ARKANSAS RIVER
AND PURSUE GEN ERAL BLUNT
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q on. Nedieal Directors Once no 10 So
E0R REM. URN SHE'D snd UHYURSIsH.
kD HOE S1s. A'so, several pla :ss sSitaslsf, e
IL ASss FaSss az
RooMs TO LET.-A large ,Fror. Room, ons o!
.pp.yins 1t 44s street, near the Post once. y
STsAAshIP BALTIMORE Has ARRIVED
town Gonssness viii please attend TO-
1s tssss''P se. e'sf
Ds.r.b!e Three story BFiet House. cont.inins
ton Of the city Innsdi..s p,:ss;son skss.
:sSs ssasa
DEPT noI0 81
small yR ,; Ep1s, os sTohs
ss1 SssS1e % e 41TIk
Of the pr.misss, the stors and Dwelling on ii.
'' &! w.s.I.wIs4 Co, ....,ss. .
Sn.pI Sa1ss HousI 90 2sb LOT 81
NJ! nSsbaT
8. s.ss Il e. &C. e M iSs9;ss f.easlse
sson 1851 vow Jersey avenue, DetW6Su nOEIh
us feet inohs.. together with the improvements.
containing three rooms.
Terms cash.
q: NC e III Go
EvK1 P.Gs ,5.5os.sz HHSS
an I is Ss fsa Sc ssi Hs
ODAY HviNiaGs. eonnenens ss al s saao
and continuing throushout the ensrs season
nsnt Of every description of Msrch .ndi.s' s com
naer;h;ris ns..., nt ana TGSisp saes
r rLsies ihniveG, Amesioan an Swiss Watches.
T:ss sssstiesss, Richly Plated Casters re. and
mole. ee2w ---K 4: T. PAGE. Auet.
TRUSTEES sALI OF IMPROVED RAJ
.er 1ApE u WAsaissTos oIT!-On rC8sDAY
The nrsm,ss. nv yistnoa s ns sa as On
date on ID. 10Th day OF October 1859 and recorded
in iDI Libs. Nc s, folios go ct ses q shs
bss. n h;aa. iii ths n.t ~ Io, 80 s ss
{aj, in sauare one nundFed and forty tIaS9. being
the east bali OF said Lot. fronting Is feet north
sss ees"sen 18TH and 18Th streets vest N, ,n
Improvements
Terms ore third of the purchsse money TO Be
ESQ AZ me mme Q. ss.s ara tns Romance s n
day OF sale, win Int. rest, she deferred psSmsaa
and il the terms not fully piled with 70 ave
nrsn.rtx At ths risk and sIpepse az the defSuitpr
S'lr. ' . -''''' - VAC
A ~ and at the
ERASMUS j MIDDLETON,
u U efALDiNt,
------------------------
"
W., S,.-. p,,s.x NoS,m-
- l =
Der 9th. 1858,
pJCusrEIN,S SrpaNaERs, guide
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Prot. WUNDBAa,s loot HAOHE DEoPs, Iii.
rse sud Is not = yet anor n II
teeth or general health Imported direct BY tn.
ana 81 rhG.s'ef rnf
no 10 I'm 1iJ Price street Ala1sme ria, "a.
SEAALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
the 2ist day OF November, 1858. at II M for fur
BARkLs ne o Susis1spee Department with 900
Bids win Do received for what 10 known o. Nos.
4 "a ss nr :, ana Tor any portion iesa than the
Bids in uplie.ts fer the diasren. grades .houId
II one week from the opening Of the bids a. soon
rate of at last 500 barrels daily. delivered either
a. the Tharrvss. or at the railroad depot. wash
days from the opening Of The SSs .o .''hin 'a'''
rsymsnt viz be made In certificates OF indebted.
20 er sSSh ossT ionds - tho
u fe s.n .r. ,,s win be made
No BID .i g sntsrtsinsd rom parties Who have ave
r. 6..1.i: . ). entirely new and Of oak, and
No tlour viii b received which Is not r.. d
BIDS 70 pc directed to Lieutenant uolonel &.
slLL, C6s.. Us. A Warrington, G., and 10
aorsed Proposals for Flour" NO l1-td
nRRHANs' COURT. DIsrs.cr or COLUMBIA.
H1S.n Csnn.y I,c Is the Of
deceased, the administrator Aforesaid hss, With
the Of shs osPh..:
ia.s q Ho1smSsT nest for the as.i ssttisn sns
sas q s ssa e. Of :a de-
have been collected and turned into money; vhes
ceased are hotifsd to attend. lat ths orphsns'
Court of Washington county Aforesaid J With their
Or s e S.ss /. .s IL:
cee,edt estate: proyidsd . COPY Of this order be
Evspins Star. previous to the laid .nh day Of NO.
Ssmeef, lSs Test: q. R0eBINS,
4 Wal OIL AND LAMP DEPOT
Lsmps, Glass and China ware 1t Nsv York
P.c 0,...o., JNO. b. YOLDY Arsnt for
no .-eoss- Union Oeal on Company.
hOTIOD,
XHN H1cMxsc from 9ornAny. q lsrsa lot ~
1nxN1kH HlnB oS the very bet anaiiSy Vh;cS
VIZ - solA ~ tie giass, bottle, or salion. K $50.
8. a bP1fE9HXWs
COLUMBIA HaSel ana 6Astanrsnt
SOa konAeYvAAiA avenue.
000-o WasAtu0t0o. D. q.
a DAMs' gxPR1ss COMPANY. :
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
-4As DBLIvDaY oyIIo1 Of this oou,..v {
Removed from Third street to tbs leres do1ot an
street, between ID md % strests dse5e-
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a DAMS sxPA1ss COMPANY.
NOTICE OF RnAOvAx

The DHLIvD1Y OvyI01 Of this Cous.>v
Removed from Third street to tbs lores dopot a. =
street, between Cd md % stroSts. dso5a-
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3S3 HTESTH STREET,
Opposite the Patent Office
Has In store large stock Of the most fashionable
neseriPtions OF decorat;v and palmer styles Of
COhslGn, &c. AIo. large and very select stock
o. o., riGTUh1 FRAMES. CARD Dr. vIEIfE
&c oo' AAo'
Al worh executed promptly In the bes, manner
lone ana see u 81 18th street, opposite Patent
oince. tChronicle.l no s4tawIw
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CiRcuIT CoCRr, Ckief ysstSes 0ayfer.-Ths
Sickiee cut off case 0ccnpiaa ths attaat,oa Of
che Court s.in 70 b devoted to the eKemIaa.
tloa Of witnesses, = ] .
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By K. =. PAGE, Auctioaeer.


500 SlrsaM Street, a,7tder Odd F,llofrs' Hall
an TUESDAYS, THURaDAYs, AND sArUR-
- DAY EVENINGS. commencing at 7o'clocA,
shali offer at Auction. large, aud varied sssort-
Gloves, 6auntists. Cotton and Wooden soesss
Packet Knives, American and swiss watches.
Clocks: Fancy Goods. sssxrs, CroeksrI and Glass
.sre, STATIONERY, Richly Plated Casters Tea and
Table 81 ooAs, &c, dc.
mole eG2w x. r. PAGE, Auct.
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THO SUTLERS

ITO Suffers,
l. DRUGGISTS AND OTHEKs.
Prof. WUNDRAM'S TQ0THACHE DROPS. til.
only safe and reliable remedy as yet known II
xlFes mediate relief and is not injurious to the
teeth or general health Imported direct nv tks
undersi2Led, and for sale wholesale and retail bv
JULIUS DlkNETT DsuIist
DO 10 In 1iJ Price street Alaxsnc ria, "a.
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OoRRBor1on.-rhs Capt Crouch reported
come time since among the oOmnitments TO the
Central Ousrdhouse. belongs, we are REQ ne stod
10 cav, 20 the 9Th, and not sth Mar hand Volua.
teeFs. as reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-10

CHAMpAGHE OLDER
~ AND OLD APPLE WHISKY
O X S A l. B.
The subscriber offers for sale by the saIton fa -
hundred barrels OF CHAMPAGNE CIbIR Az
lev hundred gallons OF old APPLE WHISKY
ssInple o. The Whisky may be had by ENCLOSING a
aLd OF the cider By enclosing so cents SsnnVsss
VIII be sent BY express Psrtiea DESTROYS Of VISIT
ing our works can by addressing us have full mar
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ANOTHER FoUhDLINa.-Sunday night, OF
flcers jams and Stinchcomb found a new.
torn infant on the steps OF the Infant asylum
in the First Ward. The ladies Of the asylu m
were notified, and immediately took charge
of 1t.
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Washington Money Market.

Washington Money mRfkes.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uneurfent
money, furnished By Lewis Johnson q Ce,
Bankers:
Buying. Selling.
v. g. Coupon Bonds, 1851 .....lueX iooa
Do, 1881, 5.90's.. ................par
e. s. 100 Notes. 1C6N
o uaYtsrmasters Cnecks 80. y SaSa
New Certificates.
American Silver. 13Na135
American Gold .44a144H f45
NEW YORK RAFKs-FIRsr BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1891, 100 /; zoos. 1o6; Cerun ,stes
OF Indebtedness, 9SE; Gold, 1i5X