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SuuQe ?Q2Gnner,

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DR.. Johnston,

Der ein5t8e @r3t, tpeiGsr an}siaE.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
TnE ELECTIONS.
Election i'm Morvloua

BALTIMORE, Nov. At is now alter eleven
O'clock, and full returns only have been re-
eeiveo from q few wards. 1t will be Iate be.
fore the W hole vote is counted Enough, now.
ever, is known to show that the tire straig ht-
out Unconditional Emancipation ticket in Bal
timore is elected, the lowest man on it beating
ali others nearly 2,0GG votes.
Partial returns frcn various counties indi-
cate the same condition Of things throughout
the " hcle State. The Union party is makiay =
ciean sweep Of every thing. The vote in Bal
more Will probably not be over II 600 or l2,uOO
1htre as no Copperhead or really disIoyal
opposition which prevented many voters from
ccn1 out, otherwise the vote would have
pctn much larger. Henry Winter Davis ran
noply. The secessionists did not come near
not The Slightest disturbance taking place any.
where, nor anything disagreeable resulting
iron the disputation between Gov. Bradford
and Gen. Schenck. There is much rejoicing
over the result. The entire Maryland Con-
grrssiopal delegation is no doubt elected, and
there will be q large Union Eman cipation ma
]ority in the Legislature
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Only about ten thous-
and votes were polled here to-day. Goldsbo.
rough, for State Comptroller, who was on
both the Independent Union and the regular
Union tickets. got all the votes with the excep-
hon of abouttwo hundred. The entire regular
ticket is elected. -
Frederick gives Gofdsborough I, lJ5 ma iority
Annapolis gives Holland, Union, for Con.
gress, and Goldsborough about 25n majority
Returns cGme in very slowly. Colds borough
ls undoubtedly elected by a large m iorlts, and
three cut OF five Con gressmen are certainly
elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
From Central America.

NEW YORK Nov. 4.-Arriyed, steamer Ariel
fro m AspinwaI, with $251, 1873 in specie.
1mpOI tant news from Central America has
been received.
On the 29th of September, Carrera gave orders
for all troops under his command to move on
the capital in two columns. He occupied Re-
medios and San Jacinto. beat back Barrias'
pickets, captured his cannon, and drove hlm
INTO tn. place.
iCmFs were thrown in almost necessarily,
destroy ing many houses, firing others. and
killing many women and children. The mouse
OF the United states Minister had three cannon
balls sent through the walls, and his servant
was killed.
The water is cut Oft, and provisions do not
come In. Constant attacks are made and night
and Gay there Is constant terror in the capital
At last accounts Carrera and Barrias Were en-
deayoring 10 compromise, the latter Offering to
abandon the Presidency and leave the country.
- -
Same time return with his army to the frontier
ofGuatemala, which the later utterly r ice ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
From General Thomas, Army,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. A special from
quiet. In the recent fight with Hooker the
rebels were severely punished, and did not
res ume the attack. Hooker at once strongly
intrenched along his line. Generals Grant and
Thomas were with him all day on the 29th
ultimo, and thought him safe. The Lookout
batteries played on him all day without doing
him any harm
Another special telegram from Cincinnati
says: 1.-The rebel gnerrilIas are very active in
Western Kentucky. On the 2d instant they
captured two trains of cars near May field. and
are doing immense damage to the railroad
There is a force Of about twelve hundred there
There is nothing new from burnside. We have
possession OF Tuscumbia, Alabama. There has
probably been a severe fight in that quarter
between sherman and heavy rebel force sent
to dispute his passage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
THE slEGE OF CHARLEsTOy.
The End Approaching.
ine New York Times, referring editorially to
the prospect at Charleston, speaks as follows !:

Inc New York Times, referring editoriaily 10
me prospect at Charleston, speaks as follows
W. nave private ad vices from Morris Island
on nature improper for publication bnt which
nI epiie .ne very highest hopes of the success Of
oosirUctons IS now thoroughly understood
Our isr orance on this point has hitherto haan.
the main difficulty. The distractions ara NOT
OF character to prove any very formida ble
ops,acie az ainst vigorous attack by tue IRON
ciads IL Is OF course possible tnat we NAV lose
one or two of these vessels in the attarnnt hnt
mere is very little doubt OF its success Gen
Giimores boAbardment Of Fort Sumter W..
AXE 10 be merely preliminary 1t is of the
nignesi importance that we should obtain pos
session OF Sumter {or at least the island ON
which Sumer is buiit) previously to sending
IN The IRON. clads, in case of the disabling of
sny OF our vessels, this would afford AFFORD a
convenient refuge. We haze not hi.h srto taken
Charleston, but the facts now in our possession
make them much brighter than they have thus,
far appeared"
mereiol -idrertiSer, dated on board the gunooat
Paul Jones, off Edisto, on the 2ith of October,
divulges the manner and the time of the ex-
Iecfed attack on the city OF Charleston 1t
says 80.
"The grand attack on Charlie stsn is TO COM
mence OH the 2d Of next month, when General
1ilmore Will open his Gew batteries, namely,
Gregg and Wagner, consolidated into one and
some sand batteries atong tle middle of Morris
siano, together win 4 3Gu-pounder rifle in
place OF the old swamp Angel As soon as
Gilmore opens on the rebel forts the monitors
are 10 make the attempt 10 go straight up TO
charleston without noticing The forts, and If
they succeed the wooden boats will all follow
tlem. And then How are yon General b .au.
regard : We expect to be around abont that
nme, and tc have plain talk with Johnny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND
Gen Rurnsidess Poaition

Our advices from the Army Of the Camber-
land are decidedly favorable. The rebels at
Lookout Mountain, but were promptly re.
pulsed. The behavior OF our troops Is spoken
Of In the most complimentary terms by Gen.
Thomas. Our situation now, as to commune
cation between Chattanooga and Stevenson, Is
clearly stated In the letters OF the 2sth and 29th
uit, from our special correspondent % % at Bridge. e
another place. Two weeks ago there was
danger that we would, for want of supplies,
be compelled to abandon Chattanooga. For
soIne time the soldiers had been on less than
half rations OF bacon and hard bread, and
horses and mules were dying from starvation.
Now the question is settled. The whole Com
there any probability of the enemy being again
able to interfere with communication. The
river would be used immedlateiX for convey
were on hand, and three others were being
built One Of the latter was nearly completed.
BY way of Memphis we have nothing definite
as to the Whereabouts of General Sherman, but
private letter OF the 26th, from Chattanooga,
says: sit is pretty certain that endorsements
from Gen. GTantss army are at Wenton, Geor.
gia, eighteen or twenty miles southwest OF this
place." The same correspon dent writes OF the
movements OF the enemy: cit. Is certain that
many Of the rebels have moved from our 'front.'"
Our army around Chattanooga can no longer
he regarded as on the defensive.a The valuable
time Bragg gave has reversed the position OF
the opposing armies in this respect But 1t
does not follow, OF course, that General Grant
will Immediately assume the offensive. The
cards. however, are in his hand, and he can
moye wheI ever he sees fit. He is a fighting
G neral ard the reader can guess what may
be expected. - Il sisss s-ss
Dis patches frcm knoxville report that Genl
Furnishes advance has faiien back to Lond on.
and occupies commanding positions at that
place. This. would indicate that Bragg mas
been extending his left, mp towards that point
from Cleveland. The great strength of onr
forces below, renders 1t certain thas Bragg viii
net eend any considerable for ce to attack Burn
eide. The report that Lee is sending portion
Of his army to attack Burnside from virginia,
is not credited. Ciaciaaah Ga.ette, Aopessoer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
Illinois Election,

NEW YORK, Nov. "A dispatch from Spring
field, Illinois, dated yesterday, gives the fol-
lowing results OF the county elections in that
State yesterday: The Union majorities in De-
eatur are 29l; Jacksonville, 490; Bloomington
SEQ; Quincy, o.
The democratic majority is, Joliet, 25l
These majcritles show large Union gains
which will doubtless obtain throughout tn !.
entire State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05

Special Session of the Massachusetts LesiS.
ents of General Butler.
BOSTON, Nov. .4.-GovernorA Andrew has de-
cided to call a special session of the Legisia-
ture, to meet on Wednesday next, to consider
the matter Of offering additional bounties to
volunteers.
General Butler left Lowell to day to assume
command of the 18th army corps and the de-
partment of Virginia and North Carolina, to
which he has been recently assigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
The Original Emancipation Prseiam.,i

The Original Emancipation Prselam alton
CHICAGO; Nov. 4-The original draft Of the
Emancipation Proclamation, which was do
mated to the Northwestern Fair for the bans6t
of the Sanitary Commission, is now In the
hands Of the Commission, who have charge of
its sale. A subscription has been started to
secure it for one Of the historical societies. as
President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
New York City EIection-

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The latest returns in
d1cate the election OF Bosworth tUnion3 over
McCunn. Democrat, as Judge of the Superior
Court. lie following is the vote: Bos worth
31,2e9; McCunn, 80 SPA. Five districts to hear
from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
EDUCATIONAL.

M VOCAL INSTITUTE
lN1RS. CECILIA YOUNG KRErCHMAR Has
the honor of announcing to her friends and the
public that she will resume her instructions in
Vocal Music at No. 426 llth ut -eet, between and
l. For terms, &c, apply between the hours of
and p. 90 2,-eo1ms
MISS BROOKE'S ENGLIen AND FRENCH
lSl Boarding and Day School, No. 80 Penn av.,
beven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenth
semi-annual session of this Institution will COM
mence on Monday, September 2sth, 1868 Circulars
cipal. 80 H-3m~
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From California,

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 3.-Sailed, steamer
Golden Age, for Panama, carrying about 20
passengers and $540, GOO in treasure for England
and S23O, ,OCO for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05

~The Grand Lodge of the Ahdependeni
Order of ODD Fellows Of Tennessee met in
Nashville last week. = ss
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Ve.. XXI.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By VIM. l.. EALI. l. 90 Auctioneers

By WM. l.. WALL d 90 .Auctionesrs
Great Sale OF SUPERIOR OABiNEf FUR
WIZ GREEss CABINET hAsUFAcrosY No. iss
phsEsfLvAsIA AvEsuz, BEr~sEs - sEs., ,sEvssTsEsTn
az :. ocock Aos -. .a sss "a
until re ysSs ,tosE Of oasIat 's surai y
Of superior worl manship. and . large stock Of
House: furnishing Goods are dis posed Of Mr. Green
intending to change his business. We name in
Handsome Rosewood Marbls-top Eseseres, with
Roeew Chamber suites
boss rood Suites Of &rior Furniture
M Hsndsoms Rose ] .ead r Dressing siss1esusS ss9esus
10 e~oGd Ws1orobes. handsome
Rosewood. Mahogany, and Walnut Arm and Easy
RasevoSd Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas end Tsss-
%:as bbssfsst' Mirrors
Library Tables and Obairs, Saloon and Teapoy
MaInsf and mahogany Bookcases
$ carled Han asssrasses
IS ehuck Mattra. ses
Fancy Psror esa. Gh.ifs, Maho sany and Walnut Side
and Reception Chairs
Char. and
Revolving ofRcs Chairs, Cribs, Bedsto.d,. great
Refreshment Tables and washstands
extension ana Mahogany Dining Tables
Frei ch China Dinner Sets
Cut G lass Wiars, tn mbiers, and Fruits
Plain ard Gilt French China
Large quantity Wines and Water Bottles
Fancy China Vases, Gard Basket and China Toys,
Motto Cups
dozen Tets q Tetes Castors different kinds, with
many other Go, DIS not here named.
Terms: All surs uncer $50 cash over that
am ount credi. Of 30 co. and 9h days, for approved
endorsed notes, hearing iDtare st.
The buildir is for rent OF lease Inquire OF the
Auktoneer .s
The te ntion of the trade is invited to this sale
ErThe Goods wiz % for inspection, and
ealalosuer ready The Thursday previous to the
saIa.
oc24 VIM L WALL Il CO. Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05

- CONS With BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
h ~Ithoug Rooms may be had at 81 Penn. ave &,
etwe' q 18th ard 2Jth sta. Refer encss required.
M A-3.s
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GAS FITTING, &c.

XII GAS MIXTURES.
w Have In etoro, and are daily receiving, 6Ae
TXfURl9 Of entirely Nov Patterns and DessGns
md Finish superior in style 70 AaytAins Asrssoors
We invite eitzlsnS Gensrally % ell anA sxAnins
our stock Of GAS and WAT18 11xTUkl6, 6eHne
Al Wo1k IN ths above Hns intrusssA % q,
40 vII b pToTnutly attondod 20,
mar SC: MYEKS 3 HeGHAN. 350 stres$.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05

maY 80 MfEN 0e6HAN. S10 ssfoeS
ATTENTION!
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS,
SOLDIERS, Suffers, PEDDLERS,
AND EVERYB0DFM
RnAD oHE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.
At WILLIAM r. RICHsrEIN's
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, a7s Pa. Av.,
Between llth and 18th streets,
YOU CAN BUY POR ONE DOLLAR
Fifty cent Novels or Twenty I've cent Novels.
5 sAssnt Stationery Paehasss or 2s-eent Packages
FOB ONE DOLLAR
You can buy eight Photosrarh Album Cards, Of
which We have now on hand over i've thousand
varieties, embracing all styles published.
NEW ONBS RECkIVED DAILY.
The largest and cheapest stock Of Albums in the
city.
DIARIEs PoR 1864,
Wholesale and Retail, over % new styles.
JUST RECEIVED ..e-.s
new lot Of Tater 4 Go. 3 celebrated Ambrotypes.
Public are invited TO call and examine.
The subscriber having lately returned from the
New York and PbIadelphia Trade Sales. offers to
the Trade and the Public generally the largest and
best Stock Of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY
ARTICLk6 ever before opened in this city. at lo1
rates ; consisting Of Books, Foreign and American
Stationery, Photographs Albums, Chess Men ana
Bosrds, Oribbaee Boards, Domtnoes, Oomos
Dfuhutb, 0O&pe, Ken nnlVecs S-oaO = AoHSs AssAoAsf
DC, &c. large 10: of New Books sold at half
retail price, at
NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
27s Pennsylvania avenue,
oc29 In bstWs en- lith aud l2ta sts
$500 w INDOW SHADES.
J. L. KIDWELL would rssos ;tfally inform bis
friends and tn. public that he has Just received
well selected assortment of WALL PAP1hs
WINDOW SHADES, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, GO !,
a of which he is prepared to sell at tbs lowest cash
prices. ea& -
Wall Papers isk cents and upwards. r8
All papers hung in the city o. country In the sery
best stsl By experienced workman.
Remember the ulace. No. 369 street. near sth,
In Franklin Hau Building. oc A-lm
EOR fALE-A BIOOpED HILLY. three aad one
= ha,f ysa.: old. Kind and Sent's. well Wsn IN
broke and besutifnl animal for boy, OF AN.
%sn e Eshi .sisht aPs,y m e. :1s ma say1 Ss1a
0sse; oss.sss the hosfs OF . " .'' s - = ~ -
4eSH
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BOARDING.

FOR RENT. WITH BOARD-A suit OF FU g.
NlsHED PARLORs also. three BED Rooms
sive ), nr 81 Ele gen l.. ner. Apply atNo 81 7 18th
ttreet. between snd streets. Pay in atvance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05

NEATLY-FURNISHED ROOMS goR RENT
| with Board, at No ss6 Z zefth street, bet. L
ano +. One or Two large Ro,ms, suitable tor q
party of Pc tlemen. no 4lnas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05

| II Oh SALE-A comfortable Dwelling HOUsB
q faa s5ra
= ,treet, between N aud n strests, Washin aton
| = =. - no 3-3t'
z WILL Of = Retail shos Store. doing = sood
| business snd in desirable location on Penn AZ
snne Rent low Terms cash. Inquire at the stsl
I g.rt Unfu, r.shsa RUuM.. consisting OF . sui,
ef falors s,d Room adyoinihx; all communities {. !;
R a1joR s'f nsu,s e tho 1
| NJ ard . m. No 24s nos St.
Fht1 .t.,oG o. GHAKss 4; 20 ., aSus:aSL a,n..
Places O. busiress of every kind, Sen. ors, Oon.
70 ep Esd faass e.
ths htai Estate sHd Inteli.zeDoe ofics. No. 511
\: n = - :as servants on hsad .sj.ip* for h?ps,.
k.srsss !. niles from Wssh,nssssss s
good 10 ssFfs Soass
particular inquire Of &: j. Halt: - the soyr1- r-
sPt d.s ansss ya,d S.h street "aaf or Of
f'2k SALE OK KENT-A large BaioK HOUSE,
building hasips large dining room that will =;
sna OF ey
thrcusbeut suitahie for hotel situated on the
sss.ien civ en- INN sd;stsly inquire s & B. aaoR
=: No 80 sss street. between and
X ssTAuRAkT sssnrA, u MI;1. FoRsALE.RARk CHANCE;
close TO Armory Square Hos pitai. Attsshed to the
Of h Il: H5 oF
business on the Island Ve.y cheap rent 30-lw"
5O Lors FOR LEASE ns KkNT-Betwecn soth
~ aid 17.h str' cts, in the shborh ood of the
as..;s sa:': ri; tss f:
hkrr hkf- nd E.tro
any sVeniss ''ssh 'D' o. oe s. - os1
ARG AND VALUABLE LOT eornsr Of Yirsinia
~ =, Gsenns and 1rentyc second stree, Ar PRIVATE
square 81 fronting 81 feet on 22d s.rsst and % feet
4inchss on Virginia avenue uoor,vu r.,
ecao St Auctjoneers ana Commission Merchants
IMPROVED SQUARE OF GROUND FOR SALE.
L We Gfer for sale that we'll located squa.s of
:. and less by "a
containing about lt0,eee square feet Of ground
have bee as Msss~t and 90 senses
or the Of
&C Sasson Shsas ASRc aA to 1 o. Ms
E9k SALE OR EXCHANs 4 -vslu .bIe Lands,
moi, MIN r p IL Ohio mi
ipInbis the ioysi par. Of yirsinis, or Would eS
Post Office, Washington, D. G. oc q In
1EA BUILDING LOTS FOR LEASE Oh RENT
w suitable f. suffers, restaurants and oriy .ts
RESIDENCES within five minutes saik of the P,e.i-
dents House. Inquire of A. JARDIN, corner OF
18th and N sts. Wa nipgtou, u. G. oc Him
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-at $50 TveIftb
Z street, between G. ard 1.-TWO lower story
PARLORS or one PkRLOR and large BED. ROOM
Nioiping, both we'll furnished; also several sED-
ROOMS The loca,ion Is one OF the most desirsbIs
IN Wsshin gton, and within Ave minutes walk o.
Willsrds' and Kirkuoods'. No children in the
houae sa 2s If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-05
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsKNKss, 30.
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This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
beer so long known and eIte nsively used thstmost
- reoos ave be familiar with its extraordinary
sticacy. 1t can be had at all the priRcipal DRUG
Sforos At Is and 81 cents 4 bottle, se 20 -2mr