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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-13

SUMMARY ARRESTs-The Washington
correspondent Of III. New York Evening
Post s1ys;
There is reason to believe tha. :he svs-
tenn of arrests which ha- characterized tie
war thus far will be hencetorth greatly
modified. Some Of the most earnos, Re-
publieans in the free States have l-sourh:
the President TO prohibit all unnecessary
arrests hv persons beneath him in cf'ice-
Il is believed that hercetorth no arre.ts
will he made OF any bet really da'i-"rou.
persons: and that the Var nepav.,2cnt
vii! not attempt 10 punisl! civilians far
misconduct hy summary arrests and long
imprisonmcnts The presiien; Is fullv
convinced that ;he senSe ~ the country s
o,erw hclmineIv against ANYTHING favcriuc
oi tyranny or ofmiG'ary le-po;;sin Some
of the arrests made have 'ecn unnecessary
and III jt,St ard the Administrator ha- SUI.
lered for its mistakes
The oaly way to modify the svs.cn
Is t. abandon it altogether. for i, Is right
in the teeth of the Constitution. and Is
tlacran,ly offensive There has 40, been
an arres; in the Inyal States - a single
man VINO had violated anv -. &C 'hs land
or could have been arrested ~ due process
of law Not one has bcen granted trisl. 3
and no effort has been made 10 convict =
man. because there was no;hinc unon
which even TO predicate trial
The injustice which has been perpetrs-
ted upon thousands of innocent men who
have suffered long inlprisonment, in orlcs
to crafty partisan malice apl hate, Is only
paralleled by the worst societies of the
French Revolution There was never such
an outrage rs the cxien,icn of martial law
over States where no obstruction TO the
laws existcd-vherc the Courts we're in
full and peaceful operation, anl which
were thousand niles distant frcm ths
scene of military operations
Among tho 4 It'd in Ihilsdelnh.s are
two sons of Gen. Meais
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-13

Among tho datsd in Ihilsdelph.a are sss
wo sons of Gen. Meade ss.E
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-13
4 f.etier f90iil fsr. :ssI2ndix-
f.ans

from the Toledo Commercial, Aug.
We publish this morning letter FROM
Mr. Vall,ndishaln which va, received by
committee Of the democrats Of Lucas
county. aua read st Ike mass meeting
Yesterday:
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Each member of the New York polics
force has been constituted recruiting officsr.
70 endeayor to fill up tbs quota Of New York
under the last call.
~ Gov. buckingham, OF Conn, has issued
proclamation calling upon the people to fur.
nIsn the 5,i32 soldiers required from that State
oy volunteering.
man named John b. Holmes has been
AT .srested In New York for murder Committed
ten years ago.
80 Another shepherd in Chicago has fallen
ma .aace. he deceived many young ladies
any respectable Christians.
Ane tobacco season at I,opisv;l,a "
sne 49, Sn me LIST OF November The ss,ss -,
- season. amounted to 36, 7la hhds "a
Nvunterieit $500 on the Havarhiu D..
FORK. - circulation in New
= L Oi0a paper says that Lord Rro,.,
am - = usa nce and ought to be aba,ed ash-
~The Richmond Wing statss ~.
are held at e75 per barrel. 'nst onions
- The fancy" of this country
Eng iand to witness the Heenan n,II sung 70
~Ths Invalid Corps now numbers - 30,
men. WV
~ Five attempts at negro insurrection ha
been made In Georgia since July last.
~ The suthern CONSUMPTION" Is the name
Of new confidence game.
~ Hon. E. p. Perry. Of Illinois, has been
ap pointed tax collector Of Tennessee.
- The State debt Of Georgia Is $4,000, 900.
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nRDN ANol YRICH.
~ WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHlkGfOH N0Yemhar 1l laea


WAsHIKG1os. November ~, 1853
sEiLED PROPOSALS will be received 1T this ONCE
n or The 18th Ct
ealiber e. to be delivered in the following quaint
ties, at the undersigned arse1aIs, viz:
yn.Oo Bets ut the New York Arsenal. Governor
5000 Sets At the Frankford Araenal, Bridssburs.
, se,eco Sets 1t the Allegheny Arsenal, pittssurs.
20 eco Sets at the St. Louis, Arsenal, st. Louis,
IoIGS seta at the United States Arsenal. sprln.-
These Advertisements are to be- made in ,tr,.,
are to be to cton At The srssn ssrs
% osiors BENG received BY
proved rspecfion The belts to be- ~ - are ap;
.9ih., and All the stock to be the best oak famed
Deliveries must be msde in lots of not "a. ~,
Under and not less than 400 sets esr .ssk s OF
BE made within afts en- days from da.s Of eansy to
IaiiGEet, deliver at specified time viii Mb;sctt.
st 81 to Of the amount to 81
At ss:s 70 g determined ~ the inspector
nails they propose 10 deliver and th. Ou nLss
mere propose to deliver 1t sseh Dlaes II for
,s:s Of and E: snss
49, Anown 70 the Department to Be fully eom na
800 r., reeuts In thsfr own shops the work pro-
81 H.ss Ysssy ssts,nles contract viii b, r.ou,,.s
istSfai exc, UsiOn "l'A APPROVED security Tor it,
.; r 3, reserve. II. rish. to ,.,,,
u. III 30 ssss. ::sad;f g
is :Ss s:sfP.e::: Z. +:
''n's~ Brig. Gen.. Shisf 81 osassHass..
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HE Hen PRICE OF CoAL.-The PhiIadel-
pnia bulletin does not ind, rse all the explana-
uons which have been given to account for the
nigh price of coal. Instead Of the navy consu.
ming ,5O0.IOO tons per annum, the Bulletin as :
serts that the annual consumption has not vet
Ieached 5Oo'oeO tons. On the other hand, the
production of the Pennsylvania mines thu nras =
ent year is 1,7G0,OG0 tons in excess of last wear
Eut suppose the government has taken 500,OOO
IONS more this year than last, still there are
i.2ao,ooo tons OF increase to meet the wants of
the country. Then what put up the pricel 1t
Is not owing "to any extent" says the editor. TO
combinations among the dealers but mainly to
me excessive demand arising out Of the extra
which coal is consumed "
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ANB OHIO RAILROAn
~ ! - s


On and after Monday. November o. 1861 4 i, :,
trains will he run between Washingto and New,
} ork, and Washington and the We at as follows.
FrRPHILADELPHIAN NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington at and IL 81 A NJ and 5 and
s;5nP N daily, except Sunday On Sunday. at 8 IN
p. NJ. only. "'o''
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at S.. D and IL 50 VI and
$40, 3 and 81 P NJ. daily. exec pt Sunday. On sun
day, at A. NJ and 8. u and 3. so P NJ
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at SIS and A. NJ and 3 30 p
Nj daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at aD p M
only. " ' "'
CoMMUTATIoN-TRAI
, Leave W sshiDgton daily, except Sunday At ! n
The first and fourth trains from Washington
all way points. 'o' ''op "'
Fer WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 3 81, 2 - add 10 % II and
% 81 and ! s. p: NJ. On Sunday at 8 80 and g 50
A, NJ. and 3l5 p. NJ ~ o''
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
A. M ""'' a. I'D
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at A. NJ and lOPM
Leave Baltimore at so A. Nj and 3ljP
For further Information, tickets Of eyery kind
&c. apply TO George s. Koontz, agent at Wash
lngton Station, or at the Ticket Office
W. p. SMITH, Master of rrapsp't,n
NO 2l-tf L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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FROM CHATTANooa Tine Cincinnati Com

msreil{ of Nov. 10th says:
"The arrival OF Gen. Sherman on the right
OF the position held by the Army Of the Cum
oerland, Is announced. He has cond ucted the
march OF his corps with great skill, and brough
IL up In good time. An impression has pre-
vailed tnat In all probability, active operations
are ut an end ON the Tennessee river for the
season We think. however, the chances are
mar very important developments will soon
tske place. 1t is not likely that both armies
VIII winter on the Tenne sss river. The pres.
emit position of our army can be m aintained,
the main question being that of trans portatlon
but we look for an effort to drive the enemy
ont OF Northern Georgia. TIL advance OF
Sherman has greatly Dispute ed the rebels And
mas presence within striking distance will
speedily cause the determination of the cues.
non whether there is to be a grand struggle on
ne center, or Winfer-quarers. The popular
est mates of the numerical force of the armies
confronting each other at Chattanooga and
vicinity, are highly exag gerated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

THE RoDGRRsvILLE DISAGREE .ccorn,x,
TO bRoWNLow-Two regiments of Union
Ioops, ~ tennessee and eth Ohio, suffered
t themseises 10 be surprised a few days ago in
els, seyenty-five miles from here. and ahou,
ONE third OF them We're captured, together with
tneir battery. The I'd Tennessee fought well,
Dut was not sustained by the Ohio regiment
VIII be warning to others.-Knorrille WIZ
LII. ''e ""'yI
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NAVAL ORDERS.

NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander A. Davis Harrell, detached rom
Tho command of the Mauritania and ordered to
command the Chickopee.
Lieut.. Commander Milton Hoxton, ordered
to command the Maratanza.
Lieut.. Commander Henry Esben, jr., de-
tached from special duty at New YORK ana
ordered to the Niagara.
Lieut. Commander John g. Barnes, detached
from the Niagara, and ordered as Fleet Gap
tain of the North Atlantic Blockadlng Squad
ron.
Surgeon Joeeph W. Shevely, detached from
ria Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, ana ordered
TO the Naval Station at Cairo, Ill.
Chief Engineer James F. Lawdin, detached
from tie Brooklyn and waiting orders.
PRoMoTED-SecondAs Assistant Engineers This
M. Dukehart, Lewis J. Allen and Charles Z.
Devalin have been promoted to first assistants,
and Third Assistants Maryland Cuthbert, Theo.
Cooper, James H. Perry, Albert X. Fulton and
Edm'd Lincoln, promoted to second assistants.
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THE ENGLISH PREMIER scandal CASE OUT
OF CouRT.-The Albany Journal gives the fol-
lowing extract OF a letter from a well-informed
source dated London Oct. 81:
The Grim. con. is settled. This kaiotc No.
thing more will be heard of it, unless, pc rhaps,
8 motion by Plaintiff to take his Affioa Wit and
Petition off the file.
II believe il was a trap by the Lady, whose
husband is not an Irish Parson. His name, as
he swears himself, so. KANE, ESD"
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- Brig Gen. Slough, Military Governor OF
Alexandria, has prohibited the sale or gift OF
wine or liquors (spirituous or malt) to officers,
soldiers or citizens. All liquor brought to AL
exar dria will be confiscated tor the use of the
hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

~ The December number of the Atlantic
Monthly, received from Hudson Taylor, 1886
Pennsylvania avenue, and from the publish
ers, Ticknor & Fields is a number even above
the average of this excellent magazine The
publishers promise still greater things for the
coming year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

~ The Russian admiral and fleet will leave
New York on Monday next for Fortress Mon
roe. where they expect to pass the winter. The
admiral declines the use of the Brooklyn navy
yard on the ground that anchorage at Fortress
Monroe would be safer and better, and he will
be able to keep his officers on shipboard, which
Is now impossible.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
CAPTURE OF REBEL PRISONERS.
FEDERAL PRISONERS SENT TO SALISBURY.
NORTH CAROLINA
REBEL REPORTS OF MEADE's MOVEMENTS.


W. 49, --------, AsUS. SU.-SIA rebel
prisoners arrived here last night OH the steam
er Thomas A. Morgan, from Yorktown. They
were captured in Mathews county, and stated
that they were stationed there by the rebel au .
thorities to prevent smuggling. fDoubtedl
The steamer Convoy, Capt Brehner, arrived
to-day noon from City Point, Col Irving hay.
ing satisfactorily transferred all the govern.
ment rations and provisions from the Balti.
more American relief fund for Federal prison.
ers in and about Richmond to Commissioner
Guild.
The Richmond Examiner OF the 18th saws.
"Seven hundred more OF the Federal prisoners
have been sent from Richmond to Sails ,,
Northern Virginia.
We have vague and general reports that
Meade is moving up the Rapidan. skirmish
took place Sunday morning at Morton Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

PERsoSAL.-Hon. Nathaniel d. Smithers,
newly elected member Of Congress, from Della
ware, arrived in town last night.
Hon. John W. Crisfield, of Md, is in town.
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DD(I)ID EDITION..
q o'OIoOK p. N.
THE QCESfION OF A GENERAL EXCHANGE
OF PRISONERS

Notwithstanding the many publications al
ready made explanatory OF the existing Difficult.
ties which prevent general exchange of pr.
soners, 1t is clear that the public do not seem
10 comprehend tho main point in issue. We
have, therefore, to say that 1t relates wholly to
the treatment Of our coiored troops and their
omcers who unfortunately fall into the enemy's
hands. Other incidental questions have arisen
TO farther complicate the matter. but were the
main ono out Of the way, the rest could doubt.
less be speedily adjusted.
In determining on the employmentof colored
troops, this Government became bound by the
highest moral obligations, as we'll as by those
appertaining TO the well.being Of the service,
to give our soldiers OF that description every
guarantee that they should be protected and
cared for, and, indeed, treated in all respects
like any other troops in service. The rebel au-
thorities, so soon as we placed colored soldiers
in the Aeld, proclaimed the purpose Of hand
Ing over their officers when captured to their
several States authorities to be punished un.
der their States laws as criminals engaged in
melting slave Instructions, and Of selling into
slavery our colored troops, as they might per-
chance fall into their hands. As far SIS this
Government has been able to learn. we appre.
bend, they have rigidly carried out this threat,
formally promulgated IN q message from the
pen Of Jefferson Davis, it will be recollected.
Thus, nothing whatever has been ascertained
of tho fate Of such Of our officers commanding
colored troops as were captured at Miiken's
Bend, Charleston and Sabine Pass. II alive,
the rebel authorities have them somewhere i'm.
merged in secret dungeons, not having even
pretended to bring them to public trial under
their state laws. But the impression is irresist-
able that they have been murdered; as no traces
OF them can be found. So, also, 10 1t clear that
our colored soldiers captured by them have
shared the same fate, or been reduced to slavery
the latter being most probable.
To permit the rebel authorities to pursue any
such course with any Of our couEtry's defend.
ers made prisoners, is in every way wholly
inadmissable, If We propose to continue the
war; and the Governments only hope OF put.
ting a stop to such barbarity and fragrant dis.
regard of the usages Of civilized warfare on the
part of the so.called Richmond Government,
is to rigidly adhere to the policy Of making nc
more exchanges OF rebel prisoners in our
hands. and to refuse to parole any such, until
JEFF. Davis & 20. will consent to be governed
by the obligation to regard all our officers and
soldiers as being entitled. when prisoners in
their hands, to all the rights of prisoners OF
war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

I. o. o. F. LEvH1.-Covenant Lodge, I. O. o.
F., viii hold loves at Pompeian Hall, George
town, on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday next
The Holy Hill band will furnish delightful
music, and as all the lodges in the District ara
gentlemen, to conduct affairs on the night Of
the levee, there can be no doubt this will be so
conducted Is to make il ore Of the most pleas
ant affairs OF the kind that has taken place for
q long W lille in this District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

,.s&shls prepa1stsena Dsessant In taste aaa oder.
- safe. ana ere taken ~ men. women aud chill.
Ar. Yx,lisat directions seeonpAsy the medicine.
"a - "a 6sripe wsuld sey In conslusion. thas
= ~ IA much 70 eoatsnd VA. sAs objects be-
- .S;eav Of shis dssesipasn. fhs sxDsnse Of
,rs,ayins my articles issaeh Mat I could not a.
Sord to eommissasn shsn % Dsssas nsniefns mea.
vfas,users DO, but have been compelled g ssu fsr
Consequently have Lost much By unDrineiplsd
s..I.,. snseaverins to dispose Of their own OF
otner srticlss on the reputation OF mine. The
v..r,t Of nv yrssaratien has. however. quietly
III "a Into fsvor; bat yol stu need TO sxsrss,
ssre to obt. my true preparations. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

old Irish and Excelsior brigades, after recruit
ing 70 their full standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21
~ The official returns of the election for
Comptroller of Maryland foot up as follows:
H. III. Goldsborough...... $3.50
). ;. Mafht..... ....l5,9el

Majority for Goldsborous h.. .a0,376
In the Fifth District, for Congress, the vote
stood for Harris, 4.e39 Holland 3. 1852, aud CAL
vert 2,s37. Majority for Harris over Holland,
1857. The combined vote of Holland aad CAL
vert would have beaten Harris 65s votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

THIRD WARD STATION CAsKs.-C. 4. Den.
nison, drunk; dismissed. Geo. Reppars, do;
military. Jas. Gillen, do; 81.
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WRARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE that from
this date until the meeting of Congress the
President will be unable to receive VISITORS, MS
time being fully occupied by public business
November Is, 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

TRIEsMAR-Protseted By Royal Letters Psssn t
of En- land. and secured BY the seals OF the
lools de Pharmaeis dc Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna
Triesmar No. lis the enectusl remedy for Relax
alton, spermato,rhes; and Exhapstion Of The sHs,
nauseous use Of Cepaiva, Oubebi, 90. Irissmsr
No. 10 the infallible remedy for All 1mpHritss and
Secondary Sym toms, thus obviating the use OF
mercury and Ill other deleterious inessdisnts:
Iach preparation II in the form OF 3 most AHreeA-
BILE ToEsnss secured from efscts Of elimste And
changes Of u tin cH;ss 3. Ss ssea Q.
ssvief o. DIVIDED A. ssIss.ss doses q admins
Wholess' . and retail By DR.. BARLOW, No. I9G
S e & I.a ssS SIS g. rom. No. $50 p.
ooYner nth street. NO II 3ms
VALU ABLE FARM 1OR SALE -rhs subseri
Der offers. at private sale, . email Farm (oon-
tanning about % acrssl situated on the north side
of the weshineson an MarlScro' road. one nile .
unsyrIsssse b any z ne D Q welr sdsptsS e
large and new, with necesokry ont 6uiidtaGs; Per
sone viseing to purchAses axs invited to call saa
no II. scsws R0Br. z. NlvI7f.
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ORPaAHs' CoURT, Judge PurceH.-This morn.
ing letters OF administration were isaued 10 Ma
ria Miles on the estate OF VIM. Miles, and TO
Larned. CatAarine Adams was Appointed
guardian Of Kate. orphan OF Chauncey Ad.
ANA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

SUDDEN DuATH.-Yesterday morning, about
IL O'Clock, woman named Kelly was found
lying upon . bed, face downward, in her
honse, in the alley back of Temperance Hall.
About 10 O'Clock she was apparently in good
health at work in her yard; and death must
have ensued in few minutes. 1t is said that
she was of very Incorporate habits. Rounds
man Greer called a physician, who said that
there was nothing to indicate that the death
was produced by other than natural causes.
1t was deemed unnecessary to call upon the
Coroner. The deceased leaves husband and
several children, one Of them an infant.
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TUE REBELS THROW THEIR CANNON INT.
THE RIVER

New YORK. Nov. ala letter to the Tribune,
from Texas, dated the sth instant, says 2ener-
al Banks headquarters are at Brownsville,
and that seven regiments have arrived there;
also, General Dana. s3s.
The rebels threw their guns, Of Fort Brown,
into the Rio Grande.
Reinforcements were being sent to Texas.
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, "A
Ill HEARTH RUGS, MATING, IN
AND ~

HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS IN GENERAL.
The subscribers having Just received and COM
pleted their Fall Stock, would respectfully invite
the ladies and gen'lensn Of Wsshinston, George
M stor snG s5 se dorose IN to
streets and examine our large and tsneral assort-
ment Of
Three-py. Ingram and Domestic Carpets and
Rugs,
Oil Cloths, from to yards wide,
Mating and MAtts, Window Shades,
Oil Cloth Table Covers and Blankets,
Feather Beds, Hair, Shuck, and Excelsior Mat
tre6Bes.
A Large Assortment Of Mahogany and Walnut
Furniture,
Looking glasses, Crockery, Glass, Wooden
articles In the House furnishing line.
We fatter ourselves that any person wishing 10
purchase articles In our line, and will honor rs
with . call, will be pleased with our stock and
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
oc IL eoH (OhrOn and Union
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W ashingten Money Market-Latest Que.
tati0ns.
Furnished by Lewis johnson Il Co., Bank.
ers: .-
Buying. Selling.
u. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......lo9 11s'
u. s. 5'20's ........... ......par
u. s. $50 Notes le7
Quartermasters' Checks.
New Certificates. ............8
American Gold. 15Oal52
American Silver. 135a13S
INV YORK RATD6-sRCOND BOARD.
Coupon IS, 1881, 1GsA; 1905, 1867; Cerun-
Gates OF Indebtedness, 9ok; Gold. l53; Erie r.
r lot; Michigan Southern, s3a; Chicago and
Northwestern, 49x; Quicksilver, 634.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

r. O. sFEDMAN'S NEW BOOK.
ALICE OF MONMOU tn. an Idyl of the Gre.t
War, With other Poems. BY DdwMd O, SteadmSn
Price One Dollar -
Just received and for sale BY
PHILIP L eOLOMONs,
20 Il st 332 Penn ayenps
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eAL1 OF GOODS,
TIE ~ tss st e g close
trade and public his entire stock Of Groceries.
Teas. Wines and Liquors q Baltimore wholesale
pricSs. ]. II JOHN0ON.
No. $50 Ninth street,
Oppoatte Center Market.
no % 80. Washington, D. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

sAssAuLf or A CoEoRlD WoMAH.-Iass
NIGHT ~ an aged colored woman named Bachel
Barnes Was passing teamster's camp on SIKH
street. rear II street south, one OF the teamsters,
named Patrick Sullivan, called after her. bat
sne refusing to comply, he knocked hsr down
and dragged her some distance, until she was
senseless, When she recovered and rot upon
her feet he Knocked her down q second time
and robbed her shawl and made on. Az soon
a. she cou)d walk she proceeded TO the teAth
precinct station and Sergeant Hepburn with
OAAef Weedea went TO the camp and arrested
the man and this morning he Waa broueht ont
before Justice Boswell, who committed hin to
iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

l. MI 11msm IA
just received per Schooner Jennie Morton, l,3Os
casks fresh burnt Lime and for sale BY
RICHARDS Il GU1NAND,
At their Wharf foot Of 4th street,
NO l4-lws Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-21

Washingtsn Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrens
money, furnished ~ Lewis johnson & o.,
Bankers: ~
IT a Coupon Bonds, 1881. 10
M 1881. S.20'B.. par
= Il 5.3O Notes. .tO6 /"
0rertermasters' CheckB. .......99
New Certificates. ............:..:S
American silver. !5sa,S
Amerteau Gold. .....l5oai52
NEW YORK RATRs-FIRsr BoARD.
r.onnon s's, 1851, 1909; 1905, 1861; Oertih-
oates Of indebtedness, sex; Gold. 153h.'
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EOR 6ALl-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
II containing nine rooms. situated on ID at. west,
between snd Q streets nossh, for particulars in
ner 9th st and La ave. no 81 cost
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hundred barrels Of CHAMPAGNE CIbDR Also
sample OF the Whisky may be had by Enclosing 81.
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