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THE PRESIDENTS AMNESTY AND THE
PRISONERS OF WAR.
We learn that while it has been decided as
will be seen from letter from Judge Holt,
published elsewhere in to.dav's Star) that
the amnesty of the President does not extend
to prisoners OF war as class; nevertheless,
he is prepared to give such individuals among
them Its benefits when examinations into their
individual cases demonstrate the propriety Of
that act on his part.
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ARcHBIsHoP HUGHEs's SUcCRssoR.-Im.
bishop Hughes, 10 the Cathedral, the sufTra gan
bishops OF the archdiocese met Ia council, and,
In accordauce with custom, sent forward 70
arebbishoprtc-B Bishop Bailey, Of Nav Jersey,
dsesus; Bishop Ttmop, Of Buffaio, digisier; aad
Bishop AeOlsskey, OF Albany. diapSssimus
The latter win undoubtedly be chosen. He
right OF fks accession, which was changed
when the see Of Albany wAs created. He is b
learned and elcquent prela;e, and IL native Of
this STATE, having been born In Brookiyn.-N.
II. Weird.
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with one of her girls, and she at once took her
seat in the prisoners. dsck, whore she was
shortly afterwa joined by Ellen Bride.
Mary Hall, who appeared In suit OF virtuous
black, next arrived, in company with her sis
ter Lizzie Hall, and proceeded to the Marshars
office, where Lizzie went security for her sister.
Mary Heissler, on arriving, went to the Mar
shal's offlce, and sent after security.
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@LADIES' GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY
1 FAIR, to be held in the bulldipg about to be-
erected for that pose, tn corner of snnsYl
yan1a svfnue ana teventh street
The building will be ready for the rece ption of
goods on the 18th day of January 1854 when it is
hoped the citizens will come forward and heartily
ratpond By their ready assistance in providing for
the wants AID sunerings Of the brave defenders Of
the Union.
Hon. I. q. Pomeroy, President
Rittenhouse, FAINT q Co., Trsasurers
Miss c. T. Fennelly, secrstary.
HONORARY OFFICERS.
His Excellency Abraham Lii lcOIn prasident of
the United States.
Major General Meade.
Hon. W. II Seward
Hon. echuyler Colfax, Speaker OF the Houa. of
Representatives '"'' "a
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
MRS U. II. Evans, "a Lou Mrs. III Rannay
lsiana ave Chairman, Mrs. Captain Bielaski
Mrs ]. W. Thompson. Mrs. INC oliptock .Jr
Miss Carrie Matthews, Miss Susan Cohen.
Miss CrumbaCker. Mrs 1 A Peck
Miss Rosie Bielaski
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mrs. Lieut.. Brookfeld Mrs Thomas J. Gardner
S7l Pa: av.. Chairman. Mrs P. NJ Dubant
Mrs. J. B. Turton. Mrs Matthews.
GENERAL COMMITTED
Mrs. y. J Cox. Mrs. johnson
nrs. sutton. Miss Julia Powell
MRS Hamilton Spear. Miss Sarah Powell.
MISS 8 Shalcross. Miss B. Shallcross.
Miss v. Ream Miss Mary Ream
Miss Rose Bielaski Miss a Gardner
Mics Kate Cohen. Miss Sarah Cohen
Mrs. e. Gregory Mrs Rnhayf Earla
Mrs. William Yeatman. ia e-lv+
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THE ROUND TABLE, the new weekly publ
cation started in New York on the plan of the
London Saturday RevieW, is making stir oy the
fearless caustic style Of it's criticisms, and the
ability of its literary articles. A journal on
this plan has been much needed, and we trust
the Round Table will "live long and prosper. >,
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~The President yesterday nominated to the
Senate the Hon. Albert S. White, of Indiana,
for Confirmation as Judge Of the United States
Court for the southern district Of Indiana, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of the
Hon. Caleb B. Smith .-r r-a.-.
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COMMERCE OF GEoRGETowN.-The follow
ing is summary of the foreign ana coastwise
commerce OF the District and port of George
town, for the quarter ending December 3D. 1863
Vessels entered, 323; cleared, 1884; tonnage,
s90.59S; crews, $500 Showing an increase over
the previous quarter.
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1The health OF Governor Pierpoint, Of Va,
10 greatly improved, and he is again able to
attend to his official duties.
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THE RKBEL FooD QuEsTIoN.-The Rich
mond correspondent of the London Tunes COM
bats the report of famine in secessia, and con-
tends that the rebels will be able to maintain
the struggle for years.
The New York Express seems to attach some
weight to these representations, but the Express
should remember that the most Impressive
facts We get showing the desperate condition Of
the rebels on the food question comes
from their own papers and Official documents
The Express will find sufficient in its own COL
umns lin the way Of extracts from Richmond
papers) within the last two months by way of
proof of the desperate and tarving condition
OF the rebels. 1t was only the other day that
the Richmond Examiner admitted that the
rebels were in this dilemma
"lf the people are fed, the army must suffer;
IL the army is fed, the people will starve and
If the people starve, what's the use Of the
army2''
When complaints have been made Of the
manner in which Union prisoners were star we'd
in the South, the rebel papers have always
answered that the Union prisoners Jared
even better than their own (rebel) soldiers.
Now who should know as TO their condition,
the rebels themselves or the London Times
man, bolstering up the rebellion according to
instructIonsl
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CAPTURE OF GUERRILLAS.

CAPTURE OF GUERRILLAS.
We hear that yesterday morning a detach-
ment Of the I'd Massachusetts Cavalry, made an
expedition to the neighborhood of Flint Hill,
where they succeeded in capturing some fifteen
guerrillas, with their horses and number OF
arms and equipments
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~ The President has approved and signed
the act extending the payment Of bounties to
the first of March.
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STEALING A LADY's CoAT.-Yesterday, off.
Ger Barker arrested John alias Buck Sanders
colored, for stealing black cloth lady's Goa,
from Mrs. Rabbit, and Justice Boswell com
mitted him for court. s2
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SThe Chronicle is out In long editorial in
favor OF the re reelection of President Lincoln.
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PRISONERS OF WAR.

Sidney R. Wright, Fourth North Carolina
cavalry, and W. H. Lemon, First North Caro-
lima cavalry, sent in by the Provost Marshal
General Defences south of the Potomac as pri.
soners Of war, were yesterday afternoon COM
mitted to the Old Capitol by Capt. Todd.
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FOUNDING. - Yesterday morning, officer
Shaub found new horn colored child on Penn.
sylvania avenue, near 22d street, and took it te
the Infant Asylum, where 1t died last night.
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SToRE FOR RHNT.--fhe Lease, With the Good
- will and Fixtures Of ffssolass Store, suitable
for dry Goods or grocery. for sale Inquire ct No.
35e Sixth street, bet 81 and sts. 10 lS-lWs
T OhT-A LAays RUR OAP1, lined Win Black
La Waf<re ELK, in GOING from 18th and streets
to Eth and New York sysnue. On svenins 81 Ath
lsaving the same xitA J II. MAGGIE, Nc. 3os
GsTTIs 2: cspt:r M.slss Bee .;cssssso
and tveety dollars. A !ibsrsl reward vii = Paia
TO the Apdsr ~ leaytna Il at BROWNING L
KEATIN6p G.ocsry Store, Penn. avenue near
9th street. - "
1.-TWO STORIS AND TWO ROOFS ADJOTNIHo
i For rent reasonable. on 2lst street vest. bet
sad q streets, Opposite Government Mess House.
good place for any business. Inquses In room n
rear of stores go - ra,,- /
S - H.Sts sss NEa g. q. S0nM oON
M l6IEIB DANCING AgA1MY.ss 3 = bsls
N1 q. VIZ Ar UHsoH H0THL, 6Ropa19oWM. /
Prof. nARluI has the homer % ininrm -
quarter Viii commence ON sAIURpAY. yan. 18A
i6,h. Days and hours o. tuition for ladies ~
misees and masters. Wednesdays and satin I'd AVS
from to ,. m, u Is 'ats
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LARCENY.-Yesterday, ofticerW alling arrest.
ed Virginia Hawkins on the charge of stealing
sheets, &c, from Forrest Surgeon and Mary
Taylor, and she was taken before Justice Gull,
who committed her for court.
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POIITlCAL.

PHILAERLPHIA, JAM, 15-The Democratic
State Central Committee have called meeting
of State Con yention of that party, to be held on
the oath Of March at Philadelphia.
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FROM LONDON.
j HE PeeraSe of Great Byitsiu
The Baronetaee Of Great Britain
The Knishtase of Great Britain.
Tbe House OF Commons.
Great Britain. 4 "
Burkes auth ofized Arms .Ek
Lodges Peefage Of the British I'm pira
Bulle1 General Armory.
, MiliingtoDs Hsrsldry In History. Poetry and
Romance. 1zt Il :, - -
Notices Of the Families Of Great Britain and
Ireland. fjAl5l FRANOK TAYLOR
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE!

THE REBEL GENERAL STUART AT LEES.
BURG WITH 5000 CAVALRY, ACCORD
ING NEW YORK HERALD REPORT.
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NUMBER or GBNLIMnN CAN GET ROOMS
"A and Beard ct 500 street, between sth and III
ar n IL

A NUMBER 0. aHNLIM.E CAN GET ROOMS
streets. ia Is st.
HoRsis. k Vi eosss sUsSTEs . ssS liar
II MISS =! AgSIIoz We win sell TO MORROW
eansi.l : large number OF the sSsv. named stock.
81: without K Co s..s
= HOUSES for rent, wen situated. with ipme-
sslIissns. once NO sii Ninth street north.
n B Also ssvs raj very good Houses, Property
and Hr:,eess PLACES all kinds on ;Als MILLER
A on URsDiY January ai,s. 1854. It a. %..
At the Government Bakery. corner Henry and
ore Zoo sEoGk i1sRaais MORE
Terms cash in Government Funds
1sls I'd Captain aud Q. g. "
CQUARE AND OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
4sa SEVENTH STREET.
Opposite Patent otHceJ --.
of Gilt and DARK Wood Picture and Photogrsos
hSs % s 1 q ss 1T
Leaf. and Of the best vorlTan. h
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GARD FRAMls,
PICTURE CORDS, Loops, TAssILs,
NAILS, RINGS, &c. DC
Terms cash. ROTHROoK.
432 Seventh street.
Jsl64w Opposite Patent ONCE.
MILL TARY G GODS.
SWORDS sAsH.s.
PEASANTS,
new and handsome.
Also, Agent for d. D. Cones
RRvOLvERs.
HINTON & TEEL, Tailors,
(removed from the old stand 4O6,
35S Penn avenue, under
jal6-2w fIntl Metropolitan Hotel.
L AND WINDOW SHADES.
452 SEVENTH STREET.
Opposite Patent once.
Those ia want are invited to call and examine
my extensive stock of the above goods. It embra-
every variety and style Of Plain and Decorat
Papers ard q very large and choics line of Gold
and other styles Of Window Shades.
Shade Fixtures, Cord Tassels, &c, In great va
rety.
Prices a. low as sny in the District, aad fair
Paper hung BY frst-ciass workmen.
Terms cash. R0THR0CK.
452 Seventh street,
j. 15.4w Opposite the Pate Mt ONCE.
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q HFIC lAL.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,

Washington, January l3 1851.
Information has been received at this Depart
ment, from Mr.. Dudley and h1r. Bosrnstein,
the Consuls Of the United States at London aud
Bremen, respectively, In regard to the mode OF
inspection at the Gus tom houses At those ports,
of preserved fruits, which is published for the
information of those interested in the prepara-
ton and export of such articles.
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GOVERNMENT SALz BY AUCTION, AT THl
" UNITED STATES NAVY YARD. GosPoRT, VIR-
GINIA-Wlll be sold at Auction on the 9th Of Feb
mel in the vicinity of the Navy Yard consisting Of
the wrecks of the Shops Of War "Germanto~n"
and Plymouth t.o Gupboat (of wool J and
sr1a weasel, formerly used as vster- boat, Sith
al Tie contents belonging to and remaining on
nAlro, the following lots Of recovered property.
3 tS4 pounds tmore or lessl Copper fbols }
424 pounds (more or les,) Copper. (sheet)
sss s% po ar dss Of Lao. o. Composition
SIS sheets Boiler Iron, various sises,) weighing
80 tons more or iess) old Wrought Iron, princi
tons frnore or Iess) loose CAST Iron
Aq.antity of Chain Gables. various sizes. esti-
Twelve az, dsst Iron Guns, various calibre est
L,ree anchors averaging about tons.
10 ANAL do. .,
Water Tanks. ..Es.
lot Of Hound Shot IN Conical Shells
Ard some 9th 81 small articles which will be COL
lscted ready for e1aminatio previous to the day
Zach vessel and lot Of articles above named viii
be sold seaarately, and WI ere practicable, the
metal will be sold by tbs pound
Thirty days viii be allowed the pureh aser to re-.
move the wrecks from the Navy yard beach, and
purchased at the above sale.
The aum OF n per cent Of the am cunt Of the sale
must be deposited with the Comm Andaat of the
Yale at the time of the sale, Is guaranty thstths
case Of failure, Win BE- forfeited to the Govern
meDt.
Any articles Can be removed.
Fer further Information, or permission to ex.
anime the property, apply to the Commandant OF
tho 0oepoft NAVY Yard osb Wv
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GETTING RID OF THE SMALL PoX.-The
brieh light north of the city during the past
two nights, has been caused by burning the
quarters heretofore used as the small pox hos
pitat, at the contraband camp, which has been
removed across the river.
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HIN TON & TT FL,

(EEMovsD FROM THE OLD 6TAsD 4O6 TO 35s PIus.
AVENUE, UNDER METROPOLITAN HorELJ
VIII keep constantly on hand . full assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING 0oODe,
OF the newest and latest styles,
t. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
10 INV Initial
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W ashington M eney Markst-Latest Quo.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank
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AND WINDOW SHADES.
452 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite Patent once.
DROPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

Carag Br,asn orr Of chif 4n3ri;ssm9ssssr}
VK sG6l s5
be delivered at Des Moines, Iowa, within thirty
days rom date of contract
than Ave 50 nor more th an nj ae q) years old from
10 10 10 banos high; dark co1ors good square tro'
tiers. bride Wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry
These Specifications sci be strtfly adhered {, and
ob Kid wl be- :" ane.
BY guaranty of Its faithful performance
ton to Captain Hunt. A. Q. M. At Davenport,
successful bidders will be required to enter into
~. within eight ts' days from date of accept
The oath of allegiance must accompany each
The undersie ned reserves the right to reject aIl
bids deemed unreasonable.
No bid viii be entertained for less than Hfty hor-
Payment will be made on completion of contract,
OF be Dc FOE
airy Horses.n and addressed to Captain james A.
a.,p, Chief 9nsr.ermaster' cavalry Bureau.
Apy further information will be promptly given
jsis.ist ' Chic Q. NJ oa1siry Bur.au.
III tie and aecustomed 10 work in . light " .son.
P1S sSTfock sssbiss. street s g.. 81 a and
18th, JAZZ ST.
FOR sALE--A superior BAY HORSE. of stylish
old; Warranted sound, gentle. aud we'll IN
by applying to EDWARD CUMMINGS Ninstesnth
st twest side), above Penn. ave. 10 I36s"
TOR sALI-A fine STALLION. Hs is nahog.
Il any bay, with black legs, name and a.
tail; win be years old next June. and IL IN
upwards OF is hands high, stou. and wellAA
proportioned; works we'll in gear, PAGES and trots
under saddle. Els ~ perior form and size will
ommend him 70 all good judges: May be seen at
xlemming foy's stables, and to save troabls
j. Is ST. J h. LATIMIR.
AWRS OARRIAG Es! CARRIAGES. -0.
0E OARRIAGESl 0S
sOn hand . superior lot of New and Second hand
LIGHT CARRIAGES. consisting Of RockAvays,
Bu ggies, Jersey Wagons. Extension Tops, DC
Be pairing promptly attended to.
ROBT 81. GRAHAM Coacbmaker.
374 street and 471 Sth street.
good COACH SMITH wanted; none other nesd
apply. ia l3-str
NOT!oE.-On and after Monday next. o. GAU-
Boarders At 81 ger week. ia liE
Op,s TO-DAY.
THE METROPOLITAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY.
PHILIP MONS,
332 PENN. AVENUE
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DEsERTERs ARREsTED.-The folio wing de-
serters have been arresed by Capt Scheetz's
detectives IF s. Hurdle, Sd Pennsylvania
cavalry; VIM. Mccormick, company q, Sd New
Jersey cavalry; John Walter, 1st Maryland
cavalry.
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AMOUNT OF TAXES CoLLEcTED-The books
of the City Tax Collector (Mr. Dixon) show
that the total amount OF taxes collected and
deposited since July |. 1863 to the present time,
is S9l ,G00 The business of this Office Is ad-
mirably conducted by Mr.. Dixon and his eff
cient elerks-Messrs. Hepburn and Wheeler.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-The DIXON MdgiU Shoot
ing Case.--With the examination of Mr.. James
McGill, (watchman at Willard's) the testimo.
ny for the defense closed, and Mr.. q. w. McGill
was recalled to explain his conversation with
Mr.. Creecy. Witness is certain that he did not
use the remarks Mr.. Creecy attributed to him
lin relation to the Virginia farmer.)
Mr.: Creecy was also recalled to explain his
evidence.
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EOK sALE-
u A Large BAY HORsa, ~
Five years Oh, perfectly sound and gen IN
Tie. Apply at 434 Seventh st. IA
10 Is stH ---.LL G. GOODMAN
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WIN. CAMERON q CO.. Publishers.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1864.
Advance in Prices OF Subscriptions
and Advertising.


In consequence of the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphie reports, subsistence, &e.,
the Proprietors of the NAsHvILLLE
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will go
into effect on Monday, Sept 26th, and
be scrupulousiy adhered to.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred. We trust,
however, that it will not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and We can return to
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py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
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friends and patrons of the Union.
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Horses for Sale.

rElHE SUBSCRIBER HAS AND WILL CON
4 siGntiy kerp on band Saddle and Harness
horsea. Also horses forAll work.
Parties leaving horses with me 10 board, can rel
upon their being thoroughly groomed, and e6un-
dainty fed. viii take lisniled number OF youne
colts, and handle and break them 20 Harness and
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DoSi fOnuen sic !! laste 8llentin. Der bic
Wittpe ie mebr b~swuneerte, lie LANCER ct lie
lab uno ipreHen bGrte. Nlit benz Baron
nil il i4rn f'stis perOeu, CT mag ,lur
fpmmen. @elo erprenen BON elmer iAlpaGen
Dame 81 isbt bod eas muBtiu iaubs
1rsr S3tor le'n. 59g aa.a ,9 slaa
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8ctenlObn III tis 5an6 bliidsna nsosc =
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meint! SD itebei i'm 9isnle meines 6erru
Der mid besublt. sic f6nnen mir cine Sago
tai4e ora Ebaler bieteu, t4 piroe lie nibt
anueSmens s2e9ena Sic 9br3 @tlo mieoer in
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