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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE REBEL SITUATION.

Three conscripts, deserters from the rebel
Prince William county, Va, day or two
since, and represent that Lees army was
never before so punched for supplies of all
kinds. In fact, II their account be true, it
must be in almost a state Of starvation. They
further state that it is understood in the rebel
army that Gen. A. p. Hill is now in Rich
mond in disgrace, if not in actual condne-
ment, for failing to capture Meade's supply
trains during Lees late raid 10 that end.
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~ 1t is said that the son of the Mayor of
Charleston, who has been taxen prisoner by
the Ft derais, repudiates the idea that the citi-
zens are willing to destroy the city in the event
OF ITS being captured by the Federals.
Thomas J. Clay, the youngest SON Of Col
nsniy Clay, OF Buena Vista fame, died on the
LIN E INST, at Atlanta, Geo., Of congesnye lever.
mcS inspector on Gen. Buckner's staff.
~ Earl Russell has declared the treafv of
islo no longer 10 force. which Ia virtual with.
drawing from Russia of her guarantee to the
possession Of Poland = - - $40 80
Lne new aork Board or Supervisors, Of
ordinances Tor volunteers, under the new caIi
for troops. as '3s.ss Fso9I = - 49,
~ Susan Denim and her sister KAT. ha %
the Louisville theateTs. .l.sf- - '-s
~ W. H Milburn, the blind preacher. !.
featuring in the Northern cities. -
~ The Union gains In Indiana 4, thu lsta
elections are estimated ut l5,c0o.
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SUFFERlNGS OF FEDERAL PRISON.
ERS.IN RICHMOND.

1t is certainly known here that our prisoners
in Richmond were never SO badly treated as at
present They are being starved by the rebel
authorities, and more or less of them are actu-
ally dying from exposure to the cold in their
nakedness The excuse for this treatment is
that the rebel government does all it can for
them, their troops in the field faring nearly
as badly. The War Department here is strain
ing every nerve to relieve our brave unfor-
tunates, though we fear that much intended
for our brave unfortunates, WIN, on arriving
within the rebel lines, be diverted to other
purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28

FIkAHcIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening say The loan market is active and
Iass are Iuliy sustained. The stock market
eAm,pits considerable activity. Government
STOCKS were firm, and moderately active. Mis-.
sour SKIES Were without change. Viroin;,
sizes ssa aecnnsd !. Sales Of Tennessee SKIES Of
California seyens at l2Ika12e Gold Is ion rau
Il opened at l4s, against isHal4sY Mondav
but the price settled down TO l4s XaIl5s atnoon.
ana sieod at I46s at one O'Clock. Foreign ex,
ehange was sold in the morning at ISI tar
bankers sterling, but at noon was offerad ~
l60. Money Is in demand at 2 per cent.
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THE QUOTA OF NEW YoRK.-Proyost Mar.
shall General Fry has notified Governor Sey.
mour that the correct quota Of New York under
the proclamation Of October nth is 6o,37s.
General Fry also advises Gov. Seymour that
New York was deficient on the 18th Of October,
47,657 rnen; SO that the whole number OF yolun.
'esrs to be raised before January next, to avoid
q new draft is 1Us,Os5.
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REBEL sYmpATHIzERs ARRESTED.

REBEL SYMPATHIZERS ARRESTED.
A number Of citizens along the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, charged with harboring
rebel guerrillas, have been arrested by Colonel
Bakers forces, within day or two past. and
brought to this city. Some Of them were sent
to the Old Capitol, and others released on
parole with the understanding that they were
not to leave the city. sass
We learn that rebel guerrillas have received
much aid and comfort from parties residing
along the line of the aforementioned road.
1t is the intention Of the authorities to arrest
and punish all parties guilty Of harboring them.
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PHRsoNAL.-General ID. E. Sicklss aud staff
left the city yesterday for New York.
Hon. Jesse d. Bright, OF Indiana, arrived
here yesterday.
Generals Garfield and Negley, from the West,
have both reached Washington.
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C0MPLnENTARY BENEFIT TO M AsGIr Mrr.
cHKLL.--On Friday evening next, this accom-
plisLed young lady and really talented actress,
is to be the recipients . complimentary benefit.
some OF our best citizens have taken the mat
ter in hand, and the benefit promises to be quite
q brilliant affair.
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MASONIC VIsIT.-We hear that the KNIGHTS
Templar OF this city will, by in vitation, visit
the American Institute, Baltimore, in body,
Tomorrow, going by the , p. m. train.
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In QUoD.-Patrick Mackey was committed
to the Central Guard house for buying Gov
eminent property.
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ARERsTED.-One Of the detectives arrested
this morning, j. H. Bartholow and T. w. Der.
~, on the charge of disloyalty and they were
committed to the guardhouse.
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ORDERED TO CLosE-J. Lyle, Patrick Cratv
and Mrs. Doyle, keepers OF drinking. houses in
the vicinity OF Hardwood Hospital, have been
ordered to permanently close their places.
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NO REBEL GUERRILLAs IN FRONT
Information received this morning at Head
quarters Department of Washington, repre-.
sent the immediate front as unusually clear of
rebel guerrilIas at this time.
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CAEs FOR CoLoRED PAssENGERs.-Six cars
designed Tor colored passengers, will be pIaced
upon the street railroad tomorrow.
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THE FIRST yoLUNTEEl

THE FIRST VOLUNTEER.
The first volunteer, under the Presidents
late call, was Hon. Jas. Brewster, of Con
necticut, who is IS years of age. Being too
old for service himself, he offers to procure
Q snhstitnts to represent him in the Union
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ID h OF o s. A h 3.
ouAErslnlssxl's oypIss q. p, n oo.rs.t

ouAErslGAsrxl's ovSIsH IN oo.rs.i
p.".n s,hsfoN, IL V0 ny.
vi! 5: :sssis:a i III sls 81 sstl ssissss
OF the - oay on Decemosr next. TOR fufnfsnlns to
se si :sss5i::: e sslss,:s !. 8. oss:ci
the Asn Ssas ~. 81 o. the vGteS' rn,ia
in such quantities - may nom time to time Be RS
CURED. Wis:
haiI. q issA:: va; o ssish = os.sssto the
e,cco ysfas DsrE blue K.rs.y. all wool. frss from
ssr es ss;rc e, Hcc e xss,sh = TO
$500 yard: D.rf 5!es f.iiisd 6ieth, al .ool. for
uniform coat, !in .ao, vol dycd 81 isssss
80 yards Scarlet Oleth, al WOOL: tcochinsal-
a sssS 81 'nshss woe 70 vega 10 ounces PSF
smo ,.ra, 6 CL ~ ~ No l,s :. tor o
n QUIZ 6. .G e, sssd 'id'
Co; .e srs s!.s eis in 'Ss aia:
1000 Cray Blankets iii wool. to weigh four pounds
sen:. lone IN +. 10 :. ss, four
and feet vide, and free from sresse
Il 9 .ocs s5e. ne;
twisted yarn. to weigh three poundS Der
dozen pairs: free from grease.
COCO yard. White Liner for Pants, 80 inches vide.
1860 yards site Linen for Shirts 50 inches wide
OWGsn u ounces per yALo
vice. !" ~eleh ounces per yard
CLASS No. a..
l,st PomRons, rsd .orstsd, bsiishspsd. sinohs,
indigo .ool s assa % % MADE OF 0'o'
-" etooss. o1.saNo
$40 gross Goa, B Uhass f 40;
f Ksis Ssss Seal. r,
i'o ee..I paoles sulnon Tor serseanss ana Cor
l4co SCI. npanlet Bullion for privates
,aS 1 nsr YelioW Bindine
s s z.Td: q ssd ooIa
Swords t sor rs mrs;cian.
. sraaa: 'sen @1j's Complete
60 Drum glines
S, Sn.Ts Drum Heads
Ivy DIum C2 %
$ s Box % St s.; S Pies
GLASS mo- o.
is&oe pairs Army Boots linfantr' psss'rn'
100 Cartridge Boxes
Is ;S P.ysa: .;a sss ~ SSar pau,n..
I3 66s srtpidSs s osH B sHsen'''
100 Wsist Plates
i.s sS Breast Plate Plate.
CLASS No. 3.
l' sss KHn sysr:sss.
&c &c S Ssnsss1 s,,n...
j. nv NJ no ~
tT LnnS ~ ~ =, so,lovi,~ .-,;.,..
u, of "aAins sn" '''"1''s w :" '''''''
'W.+eh .o.+s. serue., "a, coruorals pusici,n,,
and d LIZ nst. AZ, nal and linsn sbirts. dr.ve,
ana mnen Hsn .,d "a sns sp Nine fos
hannei sSchs' Ano .e0 e.o o. ., seo ~. WE
The above mentioned articles must conform, In
Az Ss % .ns Marns Hore Msr ne
Barracks MAshingtona y. Vi Assistant Quartet
masters Vm &c Marine VorRe, !SIU spruce street,
philadelphia ana AZ the Marine stations, Brook
Ign. New York, and Boston, Massachusetts,. where
And wheIsvef the 1Tticies named above, or any
portion OF them, snail be consdered as not fully
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EOR SALE-A fine FAMILY HORSE, perfectly
l. gentle in any harness; and sold only be- ~
cause the owner has no use for him. Apply wv
ut J. O. JACKSON 4 co 3 Feed Store, 7th III
street, adjoining Canal Bridge. oc % So
BRICK FOB SALE.
ARRIVING And for sale one hundred and fifty
Thousand HARD BRICK. Inquire Of
J. II. STAKE,
ut VIM. Clabau6h's Wharf,
oc q 1Ws GeOr4etOWn,
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- Returns from the election in West vir.
ginia last Thursday, indicate that Hon. VIM
q. Brown tUnion) is reelected to Congress
from the Eastern tClarksburg) District, and
we presume Hon. Jacob u. Blair from the
Wheeling District. The Third (Kanawha, ia
not heard from.
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A DIsGRACEFUL SIGHT.-Yesterday after.
noon, after the conclusion of the races, two
officers in company with two s:fair but frail"
women who were there returned to the city in
mede a disgraceful exhibition of themselves
by hugging and kissing each other in full sight
OF q regiment which was on dress parade.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES -Jno. Ellis
worth, suspicious character; military. Sarah
Warner, drunk and disorderly; workhouse
Patrick Burke, do; military. Jas. Owenner,
assault and battery; bail for court. Ellen Ell
lott, drunk and disorderly; 81. Marg't Shea,
Lizzie Coombs, do; So each.
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s:s;s:l.s; .t s !: ~ ssrg ";
9Th sire ct. corner Of tIsland). Its
WANTHD-By two respectable young Girls,
gh;si .a1 Water or Nurse Address BOX No
WANTED-Two good PLAsTERERs; the hish
W. 4..s siass, Corner Of iii ana street,: >
O3T-saturday evening, 24th instant. In the Vi
Fl dsa ss1fst and Penn Pho
arst page, WhoevsE vim return i to the under
ss:: .s s' hafis vi
FOR sALE--A FIRST rate Chance. The une1-
N sRs sAdsE sn The &sG WI
G5srs stsS. bassp pa
splendid opportunity and one rarely met With the
alley. @ - oc ~ a. t."e
GILT iFRAhEs MIRR0Rs.
Gilt We Offer Tor sms adj d.
y: .scs on o. , xlSls ssls Psisss
3 Wiz aersls shSs AZ. pri S,. nss Mir
o sssoa s1t nsnd srsl ;sla Plate MirrSr
90 2s-eo6t $50 9TH st., between and sts.
By VIM. L. WALL q co., Auctioneers.
Athe Horse BasasE 81 son,h SIDE Louisiana Avenue.
A sPL1NDID PAIR OF GREY HORSES.
ri ss 9 Sc s.ss iss
H ssss WM fhErsG %x ina
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
A UCTI0N SALE OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS.
Tie ssy p sess nj Da0G nsas a.
S; sps.t. ncits FL sh. u en- @
lures a.: 1s to be sold to the highest bidder for
ae.s GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct,.
By ": B. LEWIS 4 co.. Auctioneers.
WE WILL SELL, AT OUR SALES ROOM, 4o7
&. gfSof y g
name in part .1''A-'''' W
sI SSSs : Ts.s q:..sa Fruits ch.sins End
on Lamps, Figs, Cedar Ware, Bisctin9 and BrasSss
sood Scale. sDd
ocis q w:I Eiw1s CO.. Auetien.srs.
By GREEN 4 WILKINS Auctionssrs.
o. sr2E6K; SR9R,
1 4. :ss sssis Ss::.s:s
Tepnalytovn and Piney Br,nsh road. about 81
nile; sos sp Rs aissIs:s.. l,.
's sSs.ssc 81 H ss11s. : s''''
c Sa:Hs I De I'd Horse Power 81
81; ;sss 5sss "a = Il sis i. E:sa
sznins Utsnsih too numsrous % snams.
s. s's:i ssG,s vlI I'M s.:
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EOR RENT-Tso Furnished Front ROOMS, on
street, bet. n and N, east side. oc B-Sts
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NATIONAL LoAN.-Subscriptions to the $50
loan, at the Office of Jay Cooke & Co., have
amounted for the week ending to-day, to
S14,57O,450.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Adelaide
Alexander, disorderly; 90. Jno. Brown, intoxi.
cation and disorderly; 81. Jeremiah BOWMAN,
suspicion; for hearing. Jeremiah Kane, at.
tempt at burglary; for hearing. Jos. Davis,
sleeping in the street; dismissed.
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POLICE RKPORTs-Second Precincf.-Jno. Ber-
german, riding on pavement; dismissed. Julia
Resell, threats; bail for peace.
Third Precind.-Mary Thomas, drunk: dis
missed. VIM. Johnson, disorderly; S5 56. Marv
He'll, de-; &2.56. John Hayner, malicious mis-
chief; dismissed. Edw'd Ragan. drunk; do.
FSnrth Prccincf.-Wm. Barr, firing pistol IN
the street; IS. Thos. Linkins, drunk and dis :
orderly; IS. Hannah Hallsy, larceny; dis
missed. John Gill and VIM. Yates, disorderly;
40 each.
Sirth Prscinct-Bepiamin Davage, riding on
pavement; 80. Moses Dickson, do: %. Ohas.
Bittas, drunk and disorderly; military. Il. T.
Hammond, do. do. James CLARK, drunk and
rro.ane; So Chas. Leap, drunk; military. J
CLARK, creating nuisance; 81 ". John Drunk,
drunk and disorderly; military.
Tenth Precinct.-Francis Brown. disorderly
dismissed, Jacob Tobias, inc. johnson, do.
military BENJAMIN HarkiEg, do; deferred
John Shade, threats; bail for peace. Jas. Hend.
las IT Burch, do; ~ each. Amanda Robey
profane and indecent language; So.
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n@NIGHT sCHOOL.-The Night School for
A3 the g cond District win be opened on WE'D
MMsSpAI 18th inst. at the school room corner Of
hosed that the young men of the Third and Fourth
~ ARDS VII! avail themselves of the Opportunity
thus affeIded to obtain IN education free Of ex-
pen 5ichst, Of admission esa Ie obtained on
0O4 street. between 7th and 9TH
By order of the Sub Board oee11w
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DIsoRDERLY SoLDIERs.-Wm. Budcis, serg't,
l1sth N. Y, and b. F. Hammond, I'd Delaware,
were arrested by policeman 7S for being drunk,
and as they were being taken to the guard
house, the first-named struck q lady who was
walking with her husband, and came near get
ting good thrashing from the husband.
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nNREASURY DEP ARTMENT,
i OFFICE or COMP, RoLLBR OF THE CuRREsCr,
WAsHINGroN, October, 1864.
Statement Of the CsNdstien Of the National
Banks fer the Quarter ending October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28

AwARDED.-The stationery contract for the
Post Office Department has been awarded to
Philip & Solomons, of this city.
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ARRIVAL OF TR0oPs.-Ye yesterday, 10 con-
PiNsbnrg, 200 from Philadelphia, and Sta New
York fyeteran) Duryea Zousves, aud 400 cav
airy, 3D. Fev York, arrived at the Soldiers
Rest. Rsl go as3 50 ssts s 5 81 7T97.~9Yas {.
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WASHINGTON, October, iSSa
STATEN emit Of the Csndltien Of the Natieuai
Banks fer the Quarter ending Octeber.
1, 1868. +!
Ass.egaie Resources. n
Loans and Discounts 81 765T4 y
Due from Banks and Bankers. g,G4sa5s 81
Amount due from Directors. 81 n5b ~
Real Estate, Fixtures, ind Personal
Bills Lo II solvent Banks ana Cash Items
Specie and Legal Tende.s. go. l0ll 59l Is
Bonds deposited with United States
Treasurer to secure Circulation. S,675,275 90
United States and State Bonds on hand. a55 lis ~
Bills of Suspended Banks and Debts. SB
EXPENSE Account, Profit and Loss, and
other ltems.-.-. $4,000. lbs. ISL "
E r.
= + EAsS~ St4,U75 6ss N
Agyrfy He Liabilities.
Capital. :. Sc st7ls ~
Profit and Loss. los sos 3
Lue to Bankers. .......::... 822,6H 81
Due to individuals and Corporations,
other than Banks. jos, $40
Due reasurer United States. 13t Oo0 %
Due Oepost0rs on demand. ST. 1856 So
Amount due, not included under
either of the above heads. 26l, 4l78
40 S4,O73,6sS ~
The foregoing embraces the October r.
turns of only part of the Banks organized under
the National Currency act. A large number oft
Banks to which certificates had been issued had
not commenced business on the LIST instant, and
consequently made no returns to this office.
1t H. MEG OLLOCH, Comptroller.
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w ashingten Money Market-Latest Que.
tatioAs.
Furnished by Lewis johnson e Co., Bank.
ers
Buying. Selling.
u. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......1lRX 11eX
u. s. 5'2US ........... par
U. s. 73O Notes ...:...........16?4 1e7x
Ouartermasters' Check. .......9 9k
New Certificates. ................99
American Gold. .]48ald5 li6.
American Silver.
NEW YORK RATBS-sECOND BOARD.
Coupon SIS, 1881, HOY; 1905, 1O7k; Certifi-
Gates Of Indebtedness, 99H; Gold. A61; Alton
and Terrahaute, 66k; Michigan Southern, 81 e;
Chicago and Northwestern. AK; Quicksil-
YER. IS.
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pRoposAIs FOR Hay, STRAW, AND GRAIN

tJnOf VCALo 1Oh 6A1 SThAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QUARTEaMAsrER's OrF1cs)
F9xage DEPARTMENT, corner g and I'd SIS )
WASHINGTON, D. O.. October 10th lS6it
written Proposals are invited for furnishing Hay,
STRAW. Oats, and Corn, for the use of this Depo 70
30 delivered at the Railroad Depot or at any Of the
government Wharyes in this city,
Ins Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
asa .ney should state the quantity Of each article
Proposals. win Be seceived for ave thouisnd 0OO)
bushels Of Corn or Oats and fifty 1907 tons Of Hsy OF
StraM ana upwards, unless it slould be for the In
.ssesl OF the Government to contract tor less
Al grain to be put mp in good sacks, OF about
two ~ bushels each, which are to be furnshed At
the cost Of tie contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled
All Grain and Hay and Straw offered to be sub.
spector. =
Contracts win be awarded from time to time to
the service may REQUIRE,
Good security will be re CURED for the faithful
i9lnliment OF any contract made under this adver-
contrsct a H. BROWN
Captain and Assistant Quartermastsr, D. s.A,
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NJ "HANDD LINE"
l\OTIO1 TO OONSIGNI HS.-The steamer g.
Seymour, from Philsdelphia, has arrived. Con
goods, now ready for delivery.
HYDE / DAVIDSON. Agts;,
tt G0OrRetOWn. d. @
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Deg JonT Attentl6n to my large stock Of superior
PIANO FORT1S. consisting of every -
Oldest and best -.anufactories Of the tSvs
country, 1t pr and terms that defy competition
being the Oldest longest and best established and
most favorably hnown Music Store in this city is
the true principles and can refer with pride to
the hundl eds Of persons who have bought Pianos
from as.
We take old Pianos in part pay for new.
We sell old Pianos upon easy terms at barg .ins.
GUITARS vIOLINS. BANJOS, DkU Ms, MUsiC
and every article in the Music Business.
JOHN +. ELLIS
No. 3O6 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc q st bet 1een 9Th and 10Th sts,
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- TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONoERN

REGIsrER's OFFICE. Oct. II. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that Licenses given to
Tsverns, Rstailsrs Of sptrituous and Fermented
LIQUORS. Wines and Oordias to 0focors Dry Goods.
yewehy, Lumber. Wood and Gosl, Oommission
Merchants; also. 70 Keepers Of Hackney Carriages
and Confectionery, and for Hawking and Peddiins''
ana Dealers IN Old Iron, Brass. Copper. &C., viii
expire on MON DAY, the I'd day of November next
and that said Licenses must be renewed It this
ofioe within ten days after that time :" "
oe udtNov, SAMUEL =. DOUGLASS.
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II OIL y 9 , ST. = : =
Just received psr stsansr- - SE
g InAmeiled cloth covered Loun res.
8 DAmAak covered Lounaoe.
which Ne o6tr at prices that defy eompetitioa
B0NTZ & aRIPfITH
oc - cost $50 Sta street.. between sad X.
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HATING A CITIZRN.-James Grimley, Sd
Pennsylvania cavalry, yesterday afternoon
halted VIM. Brady, discharged soldier, in
citizens clothes, and drew his pistol, when
officer Heating came up with Off Ger Harrison,
near the breast of the former, and the powder
burning the hands of both officers. The offen-
der was taken into the Station house, and this
morning was turned over to the military au-
tnorities
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An OFFENDED FRMALE.-EArly this morn.
ing officer Thompson arrested Lizzie Coombes
1or oeing drunk and 11sorderiy. She was
morning she was brought out for trial before
Jnatice Thompson. Lizzie's eyes were red
with weeping. or whisky, and she appeared to
be highly incensed by the officer arrestinr har
The officer did not appear, being at home asIeen'
But Lizzie said he dare not appear, The ms.
tice ordered her 70 pay %, which she did with
an air OF ons s dlgniiy; but went away glad
her in case she did not behave with more pro.
prlety. before him. lSs RA0-
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OPINIONS OF THE FOUNDERS OF The BE
~ public on Negroes - Slaves, n Citizens and
Soldiers. By George Livermore; Doc.
Meriyales History of the Romans, vol. 1; 81.
Fashion and Famine. By Mrs. Ann 3. Stephens;
81.
The Rejected Wife By Mr.. Stephens; 81.
The Aeiress. By Mrs: Stephens; 81.
The Old Homestead. By Mrs Stephens; 81.
Mary Derwent. By Mrs. Stephens; 81.
Confederate OH ciai) Reports OF Battles; $3.50.
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Mays Constitutional History of England. 2 vols
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28

State Of - and -. in the State Of.
- for supplies, Is above described, be accept
ed he or they WILL within ten days after the receipt
the contract for the same, with good and SUN cient
securities and in case the said shall fail
to make good the difference between the offer Of
the said -- and that which may be accepted
II A. T., Gn. .r.ntor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28

n%sHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM str, of
usyS, tie East Cokneii, No. The regular meeting
vii be held ct the hall 18th at. between and e.
TIT KsDAY EVENING, 19th inst, ct ~ o o'clock,
BY sader OF the W. g. N. J.W. MINOR, B. s.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-05-07
Steamboat ExpIOsion-FOriy gers
Killed.

| San Francisco, May 1.
The small steamer Ada Hancock, employed
in conveying passengers from the wharf, at
San Pedro, to the steamer Senator, which an
chors in deep water five miles from the land
ing, exploded her boiler IN the 9th uIt., kill
ing forty out of sixty passengers, and wound
ing the balance. with the exception of seven.
Among the killed are Capt. Seelay, Wm. T..
B. Sanford, Fred. Kerlin, a son of the late
Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, DR.. Ii. NJ. Myles,
VIM. R. Richie, Heber KimbalL, the Mormon
Missionary, and Capt. JOS. Bryant.
REBEL FAITH IN THE UNIoN.-The Georgia
Legislature has passed a bill making it penal
to buy, sell, circulate or receive any note, bill
or draft of the United States. 1t has Ieng
been known that the secessionists have much
stronger confidence in the s~olvency and integ-
'rrty of the United States Government than of
their boosted Confederacy. This has been
evidenced by their distrust of Confederate
notes, and their anxiety to get hold Of United
States '.~greenbacks." There has been no
time since the war began when United States
CALENDER notes were not current 9n Rich
mond, or anywhere in the South, at apremium
over the Confederate currency.