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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON CITY: ~
THTRSDAY >OVEMBER 12, IMS.
Wt EBADING MATTER OH IT1IT PA&B
?II OUTBID! FOB IKTBBB8T1BO Wi?
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTBB.
WMkli|Ui Mimt Harkit.
dnottUou for stocks, coin and ucariMt
moaey, furnished By Lewla Johnson * Oe.,
Butan:
Bnjlot, Stm?f
,w*
!? 8.7J0 Notes..... jo?
Suartermasters' Checks. 99 ?
ew CJertificatee 88 ?
American Silver -..I3nai35 . -
American Gold.... 141*140 147*
BiW You Katm?First Board.
Coupon 6'a, 18H, 109; T-30 s, 106Certificates
Of Indebtedness, 1"?^; Gold, 14?\.
Market better.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM WESTBRN VIRGINIA.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE AFFAIR AT LB W
ISBURG. ;
TUB FEDERAL VICTORY COMPLETE AND
DECISIVE.
The following has been receded at the bead
quarters of the army from General Kelly:
CX.ABK6BCBG, Vs., Nor. 11, 1??3 My in.
formation from Lewisburg ia that General
A verill's victory was moat decisive. At "Droop
Mountain" the enemy's force engaged was over
four thousand. They, acknowledge a loss of
three hundred killed and wounded. General
Averill took over one hundred prisoners, in*
eluding Held officers, one stand of colors, three
pieces of artillery, a large number of small
arme, camp equipage and wagons.
B. F. Kelly, Brig. Gen.
NATAL ORDERS.
Lient. Commander T. S. Fillebrown, detached
irom the Navy Yard New York and waiting
orders.
Lieut. A N. Mitchell ordered to the steamer
Mettabessett.
Ensign O. A B&tcbeller to temporary duty
on the Sassacus, and on arrival at New Orleans
to duty in the West Gulf Blockading Squad
ron.'
Ensign Marston Niles, detached from the
Minnesota and ord<ved to the Sacramento.
Third Assistant Engineer John H. Scott, or
dered to examination.
Ks*ig?i?d.?J. Otis Burt has resigned his
commission as an Assistant Surgeon in the
Ts' avy.
Promotions.?Second I, ieutenants Norval
L. Nokes and E. B. Sturgeon have been pro
moted to First Lieutenants in the Marine corps
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE RECENT BA't TLBS
IN VIRGINIA.
The following has been received at headquar
ters here:
HBADqUAKTKER ARMY OT THE POTOMAC',
JSraL, Rappahannock Station, Va., s.4(t p. m , Nov.
r.-Jo Maj. Gen. H. W. Halleck, Geneiil-in
? , ??" j morning, on advancing from K?l
* 8. f 1'' wa* fonnd that the enemy had re
tired during the night. The morning was so
f moky and hazv it was impossiole to ascertain
at Rappahannock Station the position of the
enemy, and it was sot until the arrival of the
column from Kelly's Ford that it was definitely- I
known that the position at the Rappahannock
was evacuated.
The army was put in motion and the pursuit
continued by the infantry to Brandy Station,
and by the cavalry beyond.
Maj. Gen. Sedgwick reports officially the
i fcpture of four guns, ei*ht battle-flags and over
1,500 prUoners. Maj. Gen. French took over !
too prisoners. Gen. Sedgwick's loss was about
:>00 killed and wounded, and Gen. French's !
about TO. The conduct of both officers and men
in each affair was most admirable.
Geo. G. Meade, Major General. !
GUARDED AGAINST.
In consequence of rumors of a purpose to ;
attempt to escape on the part of th? 8,000 rebel
officers now Imprisoned on Johnson'* Island,
JSandufcky bay, the authorities here have taken
most thorough steps to prevent the consum
mation of any such design.
?rever's Theater.
Those who remember Lucille Western at the
commencement of her dramatic career as a girl
of singular beauty could not have anticipated
that la this short time should developed into
the accomplished performer she has made her
self by dint of hard study as well as natural
qualifications; for the stage novice gifted with
great attractions of person rarely comes to he a
superior actress, from the fact that the vanity
arising from the temporary success she
achieves by reason of these attractions causes
her to neglect the study so requisite for perfec
tion in her arduous profession, and rely upon
the gifts of face and figure as all in all.
We do not at all fancy the "Oliver Twist"
style of drama, but must bfar testimony to the
singular power and truthfulness of Miss
Western's rendition of the part of Saucy Syka,
a rendering singularly free (despite its force)
of all stage runt, or hysteria of passion. We
commend her death scene for imitation by
melo-dramatic performers who gurgle and
squawk so frightfully through their la3t (stage)
moments.
Much the same praise may be awarded to
Mr. Barron s Bill Fyka, a thoroughly repul
sive character and not easily managed. The
of Mr. Rogers was good, very good, as
?was the Br<ncn?<nc of Mr. Bokee, save where he
spoiled the scene at the magistrate's office by
laughter in the midst of his burst of indigna
tion. But the honors of the piece next to those
carried off by the heroine, must be awarded to
the Dodper of Mr. C. H. Clark, a representation
quite inimitable in its way. Mrs. Place's Vn
Carney was also noticeably good.
By the way, what a pleasant thing it is to
have the tedium of"between acta" wiled away
by such brilliant music as that furnished by
Koppita, which music deservedly elicits its
round of applause quite as invariably as do the
best hits npon the stage itself.
To-night, Miss Western appears in "The
French Spy,' a part in which Celeste herself
thin1*' W dav6, WRS not her superion we ]
The Wedding ok Miss Cha*b.?Senator
.'prague has arrived, with about forty of his
friends, from fchode Island, for his wedding
with Miss Kate Chase. Mayor Opdyke and
1 I Cnmeron and daughter, and Sena
tor Anthony are nere. There are also about
fifty persons here irom Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Ac. The ceremony will take
place at half-past - o'clock this evening, at the
residence of Secretary Chase, and the reception
follows from 9 to 12 o'clock p. m.
The bridal presents are said to exceed those
of any of modern date, and to be worth nearly
one hundred thousand dollars.
We hear that six hundred iiivitatious have
been i*?ued. Bishop Clarke, of Rhode Island,
to ?he clergyman who is to officiate in making
Senator (and ex-Governor) Sprague, of Rhode
island, and the accomplished and amiable
eldest daughter ?f Socman- Chase, man and
"TMr- Jsleph Heco, referred to in the dis
fromSan Francisco, as hav
?*nuuted to be killed by the Japa. ?
the kladnet* ofT^ r s?"" y tllro.Brh
Of Baltimore, while the latter"'<
tor of the port of Sim, Fran t,co Mr i ?
wrote and .poke the English language flu"uy !
and was a gentleman of tins parts ana ? . I
education. naturalized citiaon ofS 1
Tnited States and h*ld a commission under the
American Government. Hislos* is a great on.
PsaeOKAL.?Surgeon General Hammond re
turned to Washington last night from his late
?-steaded Southern tour of inspection. He is
in adasirable health.
Major On. Irvtn McDowell'to among the
distteguashed nUttarf mm
-non east
TBB AFFA1B A^HOPOBM|HW.
BrRN^lP* 0VB^nMB?R8D DY SUPERI01
.Nim-ATlOSa OF A LARGR UKDBL FORCB
^ ADVANCING ON KMQXVILLM
OUB FURORS FBBPARED FOB THBM.
Ksoxvill*, Not. 11.?In the recent
affair at Rodgersville, Bnrneide's forces were
overwhelmed by superior numbers.
Hurualde has token over 1,500 prisoners sine*
he came into Tennessee, independent ol thenar
risen at CimibeTiand G?P. *?ttinf n? far ahead
of the Rebels,r .
There are indications that a large force of
rebeia'are coming against as, bat we are pre
pared, and expect to repel them.
At Rodgersville the rebels captnred about
500 men, four pieces'of artillery and 36 wagona.
Moat of tho me? captnred belonged to the 3d
Tennessee loyal regiment and the 117th Ohio.
We hold from Washington, on the Tennessee
river, to buell's Gap.
THE LARK ERIE PRIVATEER STORY
DISCREDITED.
Sahdubky. Not. il.?A Cincinnati apeciatto
the Philadelphia papera. recently spoke of an
attempted rescue or escape of the two thousand
or more rebel officers now confined on John
son's Island. The anthor of the telegram has
seen considerably more than any one here.
It is not at all likely that rebel vessels would
hover about Sandusky Bay, while the steamer
Michigan is here. Captain Carter, however, is
fully prepared for all emergencies.
The New Yerk Stock Market.
Nkh Yokk, Nov. 1*2.?First Board to-day
Gold H6Xt V. S. Certificates 98. Stocks rather
belter.
Extra Session of the Massachusetts Legis
lature??or. Andrew's Message.
Bostoh, Nov. 11.?The extra session of the
Massachusetts Legislature assembled at noon
to-day.
Gov. Andrew, in his message, reviews the
legislative acta regarding bounties for recruits
and says:
"It has been represented to me by officers en
gaged ia the recruiting service, as well as by
many citizens and magistrates, that these boun
ties do not oiler sufficient pecuniary induce
ments to enable the required number to be raised
within the two months which scarcely remain
to us.
"At the request of several municipal govern
ments, and ol divers patriotic and public spirit
ed jeople of the commonwealth, I have, there
lore, called together the General Court for the
single and special purpose of devising means
to secure the contingent of volunteers assigned
to Massachusetts, and to take such action in
the premises as in its wisdom may be found ex
pedient."
In relation to volunteering, Gov. Andrew
say s:
"I am prepared, therefore, to assist in com
mitting the Commonwealth to a policy for the
payment ol regular wages to the Massachu
setts volunteers in addition to all other pay,
allowances, bounties and advantages hitherto
enjoyed."
The employment of colored soldiers is
strongly advocated in tht address, and the bra
very of the 51th Massachusetts colored regiment
in making the assault upon Fort Wagner is
eloquently referred to in proof of their fitness
for ir.iantry service.
Official Repobt or thk Battle ok Get
tysburg.?Gen. Meade's detailed report of the
battle of Gettysburg, dated 1st of October, was
racially promulgated yesterday. He gives
as the reason fo- the delay in making it, the
failure till then of receiving the reports of sev
eral corps and divisions commanders, who
were severely wounded in the battle, and says
that the result of the campaign may be briefly
stated in the defeat of the enemy at Gettys
burg?his compulsory evacuation of Pennsyl
vania and Maryland, and withdrawal from
the Upper Valley of the Shenandoah, aud iu
the capture of 3 guns, 41 standards, aud 13,6*21
prisoners. Besides this, 24,97? small arms
were collected on the battle-field. Our own
losses were very severe, amounting, as will be
seen by the accompanying return, to 2,"31
killed, and 13,700 wounded and 6,613 missing?
in all 23,l?ti. He adds his tribute to the heroic
bravery of the whole army?officers and men
Gen. Meade estimated the Confederate army
in its advance at that time to be 100,000 strong.
Fihavcial.?New York papers of yesterday
evening report prices lower at the stock board
yesterday. Government stocks without much
change were a shade lower than on Tnesday.
Tennessee sixes advanced %, and Missouri*
declined %. Sales of Virginia at 5-2 and North
Carolina at 61. In railroad bond9 little was
done. Gold has ruled steady. It opened at
115..ial45>;, and at one o'clock quiet at llu\a
115 V The sales at the board were S71,600 at
115JsaU5^. Sales of banEer's sterling bills
have been made at 160, hut drawers are asking
160#. Money is in brisk demand and high rates
are willingly paid.
KT At Mobile, Alabama, on theitth of Octo
ber, common winter pants were selling at ?fcJ5o,
nev, boots at $100 per pair, and footed boots at
^5.
ir^?REORGANIZATION OF THB AWKWARD
UJ5 CLU B ? We are glad to inform our friends
tti the public generally that we have reorganized
this Club, hoping that the public will patronize us
as heretofore. Respect fully yours, i
It* AWKWARD OLPB.
(V"Sp?NOTICB ?The mac.berg ef the committer
U_3 to promote enlistments of volunteeri for
tee district of Columbia in order to avoid a draft
wil meet at Council Chamber on FRIDAY RVB
NINO r>ext,?thalf-past7o'clock.
n-> 11 3t* H C WILSON. See'y.
ATTENTION. SUTLERS.?There will be a
119 meeting of the But.ere' Union at their
rberns. 343 PaTavenue, TO MOBBOW BVSNING,
Nov. 11th. All Satlets are requeste" to attend.as
buiinets of importance *n come before the meet
ing. Per order of Board of Trusteef no in at*
SHAFFIMLD'S BALTIMORB C0NFB0
__ tionary and Ladies' Oyster Saloon, 3*tf
sixth street, between G and H. Weddings,Parties,
Balls, Fairs, Suppers. Dinner Parties, and other
enterta'amenta furnishtd at the shortest notice
and most reasonable term* lee Oreams and
Water lees, the best quality .made by steam power,
wholesale and retail. no 7 lm*
SPECIAL NOTICE ?Instructions will be
OCT
given la making and admini-tering Nitrous
Oxide, or Laughing Qas, at DB. LOOHI8r Labora
tory, (338 Penn avenue.) All the chemioal*
made, and the different kinds of apparatus in prac
tieal use nofi#t*
?ICB CKBAM AND WATBR ICES of the
?_ best quality delivered to Families, Hotels,
Fairs. Bolls, A o., at the lowest prices, at the Phila
delphia Confectionery, corner 12th and 9 streets,
oOM-Im* J.FC88BLL.
^RBSH GROOKRIBS LOW FOR OASH.-Best
Imperial and G Powder Tea only ftl.M, Beet
F . _
black only 91. Champagne Cider, New Fruit,
Pickles. Sauces. Good Coffee 25 cents. Prime
Brown Sugar. S BY ARB.
no 12-3t? 4*7 Ninth at., b*t. D anil B.
j HPOBT AH TO LADIB8I
I am oonstantly receiving fresh supplies of FDBB,
sneh ar
um R 8ABLB8,
BIBBRIAN dQC IRRBL,
F1TOH MAMTRM,
WATBR MINK, As.,
All of which will be sold at the low
est market prices
Handsome sets $15 and $18.
B. H. 8TIMBMBTZ,
no 18 eo6t 836 Pa. ave., bet 12th and 15th eta.
NBW A TIB A OTIOW.
A ftrit-elui 8I#? ??ore la 71k Street.
I HAYB OPBNBD THB
LARGEST, FINEST. AND CHEAPEST,
BOOT AMD 8HOB 8TOBB
In the etty of WashiagtoB, wit* a very extensive
Stock of ?
LA DIBS'. M188BS'. CHILDRBM'I.
GBNTS, AND BOYS BOOTS AMD 8HOB8,
Mo. 91T 7th street, Inteltlsenoer Slock.
Id door above D street, weet side.
?ST A great Variety of MILITARY BOOM.
so t ? ota
rpRIBSMAR? Protected by Moral Lettsri Patent
1 of Bn? land, ard secured by the seals of the
Bcole de Pkarmaeie de Paris, and th? Imperial
College of Medicine. Vienna
Trier mar Mo. lie the effectual remedy far Belax
st on, Spermatorrho-a. sad Bxhsaition a|the Srs
tem. TriesmarN". i has ~
ran see us use of Cepatva,
No. Sis the iafelllbie remedy-for all Impurities a
the use
m entirely an permed the
Secondary Bymstoma, thus obviating the lie of
mercury and all other deleterious ingredients.
Baeh preparation totalthe torn of a moat agreea
ble Loaence. Secured frees effects ef cliasate Mi
Shaeses oi atmosphere, in tin oaees.at |] each, or
^ <?? ??, and la easea. tkua
"esw1ftftsssnsr*? ?*?
liliBUi LiSOOLS^TeWlSMi^irf United States
Ts All Wkm ii Mm Convm.
fctlsftoton evidence toTiM ta?? exhibited to
*"*?? wirtii
Consul rfmal*, It PMtoa.I do hereby refc-?g
mi**, hitt a* MeH, aai BiaMre him free to txtrdw
iri Mjcy Mb BaneMons, powers end vriTltotM
uv, allowed to tk? Consuls cf the moil favprod
wtiMi* |b tkt Ciltei 8Wh.
In testimony whereof, I have hon4 these Utters
to b? mad* patent, and the seal of the United
states to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand nt the city of Washing
ton. the 7th day of Nov., A. D. 1864, aad of
[L. ?.} the Independence of the Unite? Htatts of
America the 88th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Byjhe President; _
William H. 8bwaid. Secretary of Btate.
Abraham Lihools, President of the United States
of America";
To All Whom it May Center*.
Satisfactory evidence haying been exhibited te me
that JpAS Pico y YilLAMrBVA haa been appointed
Comul of Spain, at New Tort. I 4o hereby rtioc
nice him as such, nnd declare him free to exercise
and enjoy such functions, power*, and privileges as
are allowed to the Consuls of the moat favored na
tions in the United State*.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal of the United
States to-be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton the nh day of November, A. D. I8t>j, and
[L. 8.J or the Independence Of the United States
of America, the 88th.
By the President: ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
William H. Sbward. Secretary of State.'
Abraham Liuculx, President of the United States
of America:
7o All Whom it May Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that Cabi. Mbsbihq haa beenappointedConsul
of the Principality of Bobansaburg Li ape, for the
United States, to reside at Philadelphia, z ??
hereby recognise b Ira as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and
privileges as are allowed to the Consuls of the most
Savored nations in the United States. *'
In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal of the Unit sd
Btates to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton .the 7th day of R ovember. A. B. 1^03. and
[L. s ] of the Independence of the United State*
. of America the 88th.
ABRAHAM LIKCOIN.
By the Presi dent:
William H. Skward, Secretary of Btate.
(^?Nrs BOOTS,
J BOYS' BOOTS.
LADIXS'.
M1S8BB, akd
CHILDRBN'S BOOTS,
In great variety, at low prices.
I ROBBNTUAL,
No. H17 Seventh st., Intelligencer Block,
no 12-eolm third door above P St., west side.
BTBRBOBCOPIC YIBWS,
OPBRA GLA88BS,
FIJCLD GLABSBS.
MIC BOSOOPBB,
XHBRMOMBTIjiS Ac
At the lowest prices, at
FBANKLIN A 00.. OPTICIANS.
344 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts.
and
369 Pennsylvania avenue, (under the National.)
KTPBBBLB and PBRI800PI0 SPB0TA0LB8
and EYBGLA?SBS sorrectly suited to the eye
sight. and warranted. no n
rpOTHB MlBOHANTBOf WASHINGTON, D.O
We are manufacturing the btn Coffee ever made?
(we challenge competition in all respects.)?which
we call theFRBNOB COVfBB The secret of it*
preparation having been obtained there The
French Cofiee is made from pure old Government
Java *nd pure Malt, in a manner known only to
ourselves. It is the blandest and most wholes >me
beverage ever made ; it has all the aroma and tast
of pure Java, and is far more nourishing, without
exciting the nervous system. We are manufac
turing expressly for Grocers for family use. Bead
the ct riincate of Dr. Cox, Medical Purveyor, as to
ito qualities:
Mr.'srs. J. F. Broadbent f Co.?Sirs : I have ana
lyzed and tested the specimen of French Coffee for
warded to me some days ago, and feel It due to you
to make this favorable report of its qualities. The
iDgradients composing it are emtnentlr nourishing,
and the article, when prepared for the table, haa
the aroma and taste of the richest Coffee. I cheer
fully recommend it to all who desire a highly pala
table and nutritious beverage.
Respectfully yours, OHBIB. O. COX. M. D.
Baltimore, September, 1863.
The FBBNOH COFFBB has superceded all
: others after atrial. The public know of what it
i is composed, and hundreds of eitlsens have volun
, tarily offered their certificates as to its splendid
: qualities. For Hospitals it is invaluable. Let any
: one use the Freneh Ooffee for a few weeks and
i mark the improvement in health. This Co flee is
the blandest and most wholesome beverage ever
made. It is put up in one pound packages with the
Certificates of Dr. Cox *na Professor Aiken on
each package, with the autograph of the Manu
facturers. Persons may attempt to imitate this
Coffee, but we caution the Merchants of Washing
ton to carefully examine We have no Agente in
Washington, but will thankfully receive orders
from Merchants.
TRY THIS FRBNCH COFFBB and you wil
never use any other Manufactured by
J. F BBOADBBNT A CO.,
no!2 lawtf il N. Calvert st., Baltimore.
for
r
U B A B B G A B 8.
Sogers, from 1,00ft to 47,000, Jlguanl Tobacco, foi
sale at a low prioe. Apply to JOBB PIOASO HtjO
44t* Twelfth St., bet. G and H. no II-<t*
fftBAMB TO LST.?Three Four horse Teams with
A large Wagons for hire at heavy hauling and
for moderate prices. Address P. WOODWARD,
Alexandria, or care of Barnes A Co., Washington.
no 11-lw*
OAA FOB 8ALB,
OUU CORD8 OF WOOD, mostly Oak. of excel
lent quality, on a farm about four miles from the
eity. Inquire, from W?12 a. m., at the office of
LOUIS BCHADB. 31T F at. no 11 3t*
COX AAfl ?#2?,000 to invest in improved
Washington property. Houses
varying in value from Sl/Po to 94,000 each Ad- {
dreis statin* street. number, lowest price, &o , !
Cornucopia, Post Office, Washington, D. 0.
noJl^ST; !
MBS. M. a. HAMILTON,
61 X. dllABLBS BTRBBT,
Baltimore, Md.. 1
Will open FBBNCH MILIjINBRY for thetiDj)
winter on SaturUa/, November 14th, at ten>^ j
o'c oek a. m no ll-St" |
WNOTICK.
B Received a week ago a box of CONFBO
TIONBBY to our address through Rett's Bxpress.
Any person loaing such an one had better call soon,
as the rats aie making havoc with it.
JOHNSON A BUTTON.
nolltt* >31 7th street
HB PARTY THAT TOOK A COVSRBD
WAGON from 3th street, opposite Mr. Pier
son's store, last Thursday, the 6th,about JO o'clock
a m., will please return it forthwith or it will
prove to be a hard bargain in the end, as the par
ties are known. Disguising it with paint or other
wise will do no good.
no 11 St* MART1N CONPLBT.
MWATCHB8.
? W. G ALT A BBO.. Offer a large assortment
of L&D1B8 andGBNTLBMBN'S WaTCHBS and
CHR0N0MBTKB8, by the following makers, vis :
Charles Frodsham. London,
Jules Jnrgensen. Copenhsgen.
The*'American Wa ch." Walthnm,
And all others of relebrity.
?/? M itches and Chronometers carefully re
paired. M. W. GALT A BBO., Jewellers.
?? '??'* XAA P?nn ttiwine.
WAt,HIK6TON COFFBB AND SPIOB MILLS.
"" Louisiana are. bet. 9th and Wh tti.
I sm prepared to furnish the boat quality of
BBOWNBD aid QBOUND COFFBB andSPIOBS,
manufactured expressly f>r eitv u*e fresh from the
mills. Orders left at the Mill or Post Office will be
promptly attended to. Addrees Box 91 Washing
ton Post office.
P. 8. All pscagea of ten pounda aod upwards
will be delivered to eny part of the eity fr?? 0f
charge. [noll-lw*l JOHN MABTIN.
A GREAT ~~
FIVE-MILE RACE
ON FRIDAY AFTBRNOON, NO vfli:
THRRB WILL BH A '
FIVB-MILB TROTTING RAOB
OVBK TUB
PINKY BRANCH TROTTING TRACK.
Bftwent Four of the Best Five-miU Horttt ?? tkt
Country Jot a btakt qf
TWO HUNDRBB AND FIFTY DOLLABt BACHt
Acd the eroprietor adding BttO makiar
TW1LVB HUNDRBD AND FIFTY DOLLARS!
McRoberts name* g. g ?.. .."LittU Mac >?
Dan Maoe names B. g ."Dan Maes'"
A Carpenter names b. m . ."Lady Ohamptoa'??
Was. HJBttong names br.a..'*Abdalah Chief'.*
The above trot will certainly come off. and &ii
those named will start. Bure, If a good day.
Admittance to the track fl. Ladies free.
N B Stages leave the Klirkwood House at one
0 JOlTL HBIfil, *
no Proprietor.
MRB, B. J. HOWKLL. FRHOB ABTIPICIal
FLOW JIB MABUFAOTUBBR, 454Mh
Bin etreet. between PonEsylran<a avonu?>8flL#
and it scrret. Bridal Wreaths. Bead DritolE
?s. liask.t. filled with Wax Fruit
All orders Miec at the shortest notiee. ne ?.iw?
gUVbUB, AT?
g APAtfnffanf bABipM,
jss-&&& sp&jxxzsx*
B.O- toj *
~A DAMS' BXPBB8S OOMPAMY.
A VOTIOB or BBMOYAL.
street, between Id and >a sfasets. <W9
4 O'CLOCK P. M.
DZSTirCTION TRAI* BY
Tnm informatiou received this morning at
the Post Office Department, we learn that on
the 2d instant the rebels made a dash on the
railroad near Mayfleld, Kentucky, and cap.
turf d the train and destroyed it, tegether with
all the mail matter.
The agent giving the information thinks it
will be tone time before the road will be able
to resume operations.
PROPOSALS FOB WOOD.
Sealed proposal* for furnishing Government
with 500 cords of pine wood were opened to
day at 1 o'clock, at the office of the Chief As
sistant Quarter master, .Depot of Washington.
No award* were made, but may be made to
morrow. the bids in the meantime being under
consideration.
PaksosAj..?Brigadier General Ellet, of the
Western Marine Brigade, U in town; also Ma
jor Gen. Foster and Brig. Gen. Potte?, his
Chief of Stall'.
Secretary Usher, of the Interior Depart
ment, returned last evening from his visit to
New York. t
W ashington Money Market?Latest Quo
tations.
Furnished by I<ewis Johnson Jc Co., Bank
ers ;
Buying. Selling
U. B. Coupon Bonds, 1981 ......Ufa*
IT. S. i'Ws ......par ?
UiBi 7JI NOtH.M|M,Mt,|H??|lKJK llt>j^
Quartermasters' Checks. 99 ?
Mew Certificates. 96 ?
American Gold..... 144al46 147
American Silver I30al35 ??
uuw touk KATua?enooND boabd.
Coupon 6's, 1881,100; 7-30's, 186*; Certificates
of Indebtedness, Gold, Hr?\.
Stoqhs lower.
' TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DEPARTURE OF GEN. FOSTER AND
STAFF FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
?# ?
DEATHS OF 80LDIBR8.
Fortress Monroe. Nov. 11.?Major Gen.
J. G. Foster and statf lelt here this afteraoon
for Washington, on the steamer Carrie Marten.
The fallowing soldiers have recently died:
Hampton Hospital.?S. E. Ames, 16th N. Y.
battery, died Oct. 11; J. R. Peck, 19th Wisconsin,
Oct. 14; E. R. Lafarge, 99th N. Y., Oct. 17; John
Grace, conscript, Oct. 31; John McLane, llSth
N. Y., Oct. 31; Cnrtis Spencer, 9th Vt., Oct. 14.
Chesapeake Hospital.?G. W. Hubbard, 9th
Vt., died Oct. 16; P. S. Niles, 9th Vt, Oct. 18;
Alex. Keyes, 99th N. Y., Oct. 20; Austin Ken
nedy, fth Vt., Oct. 27; E. A. Charlett, 4th Wis.,
Oct. 20; Austin Brice, 169th N Y., Nov. S.
LOCAL NEWS.
Vice in Wa?hingten.
NOT QL'ITK SO BAD AS I'.BPKKSKNTBD.
The statement that there are 15,000 prostitutes
in and about Washington, has been repeated
; so often as to be accepted as truth, the swarms
| of them meeting the eye at every turn seeming
| to afford full corroborative testimony to the
; allegation. The numbers, however, appeared
j so incredibly enormous that we have felt dis
; pesed to make some inqniries in regard to the
matter, and find that though the army of pros
titutes here is fearfully large, it does not ap
proach the loose estimates alluded to above.
* The number of white prostitutes housed in
the various wards, may be set down at the
following figures:?First Ward, 530; Second
| Ward, 519; Third Ward, 105; Fourth Ward,
j 200; Fifth Ward, 310; Sixth Ward, 200; Seventh
| Ward, 45l>. Total, 2,313.
The number of these resident in Washington
j bHiore the war was abont 350. The colored
j prostitutes now in Washington and honsed,
I are set down at 1,542, and of this number
eeven-eignths have been colonized since the
war broke out. At least a third of the Whole
number, white and black, are street walkers
of a character of unblushing indecency never
before known in Washington, and are colonists
from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti
more, and some lew from the western cities.
The whole number of public prostitutes of
every grade and color In Washington will aot
exceed 5,000, of whom not more than a tenth
resided in the District of Columbia previous to
the war. There are a number of females sailing
under false colors afloat here, and who, until
they are lound out, frequently manage to quar
ter themselves at respectable boarding houses
and hotels. It would be difficult to estimate
the number of these, but It is not large enough
to materially swell the above estimate. Adding
to this estimate the number of prostitutes in
Georgetown and Alexandria, the total will
not, we incline to think, reach the halt of
tifteen thousand.
The showing at best is not an agreeable one,
but it is some satisfaction to know that it is not
quite half so bad as represented.
Akfairh at thk Navy Yard.-Every de
partment of work at the Navy Yard is kept in
full blast. Along the wharves are quite a
number of vessels, some ol' which have lately
been repaired and placed In trim for service.
The Tulip has lately had some important ad
dition made to her machinery. The Bibb has
lately been overhauled, and the painters have
her now in hand. The Western World, of the
North Atlantic Squadron, has had an exten
sive overhauling, and is being made ready for
sea. The mortar schooner Ileacon ha* been
placed iu fine irim for service. The iron-clad
Sangamon is still at the. vrharf, and it was de.
termiLed to place her on th* ways to clean her
bottom, but it has been found that she draws
too much water to allow that to bedoue, and a
purchase is now being rigged by which to d'u
the work.
On Monday last, most of the colared hands
employed in the anchor shop struck for higher
wages, demanding S1.75 instead of S1.50, which
they have been receiving heretofore. Their
demands were not acceded to,and twenty.nine
of them were discharged, and this mom in r
twenty-five white men were set to work at the
old price, Sl.50 per day.
Some of the seamen attached to vessels at
the yard, yesterday, it appears got unruly
st >eral of them having been arrested on th
street for 'Irtinkennrmaau UburUerly conduct,
and last evening a muss occurred in the mould
loft, and for a time considerable disorder pre
vailed, but the officers succeeded iu restoring
quietness. Two of the sailors', one of them
named Heffron, loafed about the yard all
night, and this morning Mr. Howard, a watch
man, discovered them partly dressed in citi
zen's clothes, and pursued them, when they
ran past the watchman and out of the eastern
gate. A gnard was sent after them, and after
seme resistance they were secured. While on
the way to the cell, in charge of the guard.
Htffron dealt one of the guard a powerful
blow and attempted to escape, when a bayonet
WHS thrust at him, taking effect in his arm,
which quieted him down, and after his wounds
were dressed he was properly secured.
POLIOU RbportPrrciW.?William
Babcock, James McKey, and John Brown
having Government property in their posses
sion, delivered to the military at Giesboro'
point.
Second Preetnrt?James Wade, shooting birds
contrary to law; S5.
Third Precinct.?Joseph Handy, disorderly;
workhouse. Henry Collins, do.; SM4. Morrii
Barry, do.; S1.25. ? Ellen Barry, do.; SI.25.
Charles Connell, do.; S2.44.
Fourth Precinct.?Thos. Unking, A. Parris,
larceny; ball for court. Jane Cissell, assault;
bail for peace. Thoe.Carroll, vagrancy; Work,
home. Harvey Lemon, drunk and disorderly;
workhouse.
Sixth Precinct.?Charles Thomas, riding on
pavement; SI. C. Quinzel, indecent exposure;
So. Joseph Talt, running Are apparatus on a
pavement; SI. Henry Miller, Thomas Mc
Queen, disorderly; looked up 12 hours. Jere
miah E1U, creating nuisance; t2.
Tenth Precinct?Edward H. Thompson,
throwing stones; dismissed. Thomas Trainor.
disorderly; S3. Hiram Allen, suipicion; dis
miceed. Amanda Robey, disorderly and pro
fane; S5. Margaret Tyler, vagrancy; work.
house. Denis Crilly? drunk; military.
? ??
TTukquai.lv Yoked. ? Yesterday, Justice
Cull issued a warrant agmaat Mrs. Ellen
Murphy, who resides at tha corner of R .treet i
south and 3d street east,, on complaint of her
husband, Michael Murphy, who charge* her I
with disorderly conduct, sad thU morning she
?u wruOd ?; Officer Walllageford, or the
nnh Ward, U4 UUd before Justice Fnrgu
son, when each party told their own atory. It
appe?*? from her statement that she was mar
ried about fltteea months stnoe to her own
linilh<s*? brother's son, aad that both before
her marriage and siace, she has been keeping
cows, selling milk, aad washing for gentle
men, aad that she had cleared enough to maks
her coOitortable; but that he came and repre
sented to hsr the advantage of joining their
fortunes, saving that with his money they
could ret along comfortably together; but after
the marriage he got his money from the Sa
vinps Bank, and instead of joining it to her
fortune, set up his nephew on a farm, and
then took ber little ould brindle buffalo cow to
help to stock it. This she objected to, and he
told her that he would put a flag over the
house and sell it, and she wishes to get rid of
him. He alleges that the cow was his own,
and says that she withheld his clothes. The
Justice advised her to bundle up his clothes
aad let him leave, and dismissed ths case.
Policb Qoastmit Rarnaws.?The Ser
gennt of ths fifth police precinct (Second Ward)
has prepared his quarterly return ol arrests
made by his officers. From this we learn that
the total number of arrests in that preclnot for
the quarter ending the 30th September was
1,006. Of these, 3 were for murder; 1, accesso
ry to murder; burglary, l; attempt at robbery,
1; assault and assault and battery, 73; gam
bling, 7; disorderly house, l; prostitution, 9.
The remainder were of offenses against per
sons, various misdemeanors of a minor char
acter, making a sam total of t>50 in that class.
Offences against property were iw?, viz
Grarfd larceny, 40; malicious mischief, 6: petit
larceny, 12; picking a pocket, 1; robbing, 2; re
ceiving stolen goods, 6; swindling, 1; violating
ciyr ordinances, lis.
The total number of male*, *94; females, 151;
of males who could read and write, 694; fe
males, 83; single males, 633; females, 114; mar
ried males, 249; females, 40.
Total white Americans, 485; colored, 236;
English, 15: Vr?"?v ?? German, 91; Hunga
rian, i, Italian, 6-, Irish, 198; Poie?, i; SfcotS; a;
Swiss, l.
FonTy Tninvae Aoaih.?Jno. McNulty and
Fat'k Grady, two of the gang who were sent
to the workbouse a few days ago, were at large
again yesterday, how we have not heard, but
presume they were fugitives. Yesterdayaf
temoon James Bragdon, the driver of Mr. J.
T. K. Plant's wagon, was with his horse and
vehicle on Eighth street, and went into a house
leaving the horse at the stand. He came out
and his horse and wagon were gone. Mr.
Plant was put on the traek, and by ad vice ot the
police took a hack and went out on the Baltl-*
more turnpike to the toll-gate and found his
horse and wagon in possession of the boys on
the road. He attempted to take his property
by jumping from the hack and seizing his
horse, and he was resisted by the young scamps,
and in the scuffle he was thrown down and
run over by the horse and seriously in
jured. The scamps were subsequently arrested
by M. Grady, fully identified by Bragdon, and
were sent to jail for court. Two others of the
gang connected with this act are yet at large.
iNCENDTABY Fihe.?Yesterdayevening, about
six o'clock, fire was discovered in a stable on
tbe premises occupied by D. "E. Somes, on E,
near Seventh street. Patrolman Frazier and
the neighbors, by prompt efforts, succeeded in
extinguishing the tire. The fire companies
were speedllv on the spot, but there was no
need to put their apparatus regularly to work.
The loss was trifling. This property was for
merly owned by Dr. Waring, and was sold
under the confiscation act by ordsr of the
court. Captain Todil becoming the purchaser.
It will be remembered that the gang of thieves
drummed out of the city by Captain Todd
wrote him a threatening letter, and it is
thought this incendiary act was in pursuance
of their threat.
Disorderly in thb Show.?Yesterday two
of the fancy went into the show on Pennsyl
vanla avenue, near Third street, kept by G. B.
Clarke, ?ind there joined in a gime of chance,
and attempted to take off a mng which was not
won, and some difficulty occurred between
them and the proprietor, one of them asserting
that he struck ber in the face, which he denied.
Officer Whitmore was called on, and arrested
Clarke, and Justice Ferguson fined him $4.!>t
lor keeping a disorderly house.
FntBTH Ward Station Casks'.? Neil
MtCollum, Thos. A.Johnson, suspicious char
acters; dismissed. Wm.W. Bowie, Elizabeth
Byrne, drunk and disorderly; ?2 each. Wm.
Magruder, drunk, lying in the street: ?1. Ame
lia Chase, larceny "of ?6; lor hearing. John
McNulty, Pat'k Grady, larceny of horse and
wagon; jail. James Coleman, drunk: dis
missed. Thos. Uadclifl'e, asleep in the street:
91. Dela>Jtn Place an?l Eliz&betn Byrne, ped
dling without license; f'JO each.
SALKOY VAL.UAULH Property.?Yesterday
afternoon Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold
the valuable wharf property at the corner of
the canal and Market Space, Georgetown, to
Mr. Francis Wheatley, or that place, for810,000.
The property consisted of an extensive lot of
ground, Improved by a two-story warehouse
and dwelling, with sheds and out-buildings.
Circuit Covrt, Chief Justice Carttrr.?This
Court is still engaged with tbe Sicklee cut ofi'
case. It is understood that tbe celebrated
property case of Mrs. Emily F. Wiley r.t. Mar
shall Brown will come up as soon as ths case
in hand Is disposed of.
FOk EINI-A Largs CHAMBBB oaths third
tloor sad PARLOR oa Brat rtoor, both well-far
niahed. suitable for two gentlemen, with or with
out Bosrd, in s privets family. Inquire from 9 a.
n>. to 6 p. m. at 373 Eleventh at.,bet. K snd L.
BOll-tt' '
f/OR 8ALE?The RB8TAURANT oa Maryland
J? avenue known as Gerhardt's old at and, con
taining i3,nuo feet of gronnd snd Improvements.
Also, a large three-story Brick RISIDfNCl,
near the Navy Yard, and three vacant LOTS
Also, several small I ARMS over tbe Bastern
Branch, and sevsarl pieces of WOODLAND.
Inquire of B. J. BOI8BAC. Real Bat*to Broker.
ol7 Seventh street, aext to Patriotic Bank.
no H .It*
RJr J. 0. McGUlBK A 00., Aaotioneers.
OSKWOOD OA8B PIANO FORTB, KDRNI
teas, AND HcH'BKHOLP Brk'KCTS AT Pcslio
ADCTioa.-On TTTB8DAY MOBNIKG, Nov. 17th,
at 10 o'clock, st tbe residence of 8. 0. J o hnson, Bait ,
V street, near Lith, we ahall aeil his Furniture aad
. JSfleets. comprising?
Rosewood ease Piano Porte
Suite of Rosewood Parlor Furniture. Kniahsdln
_ Green Plush
Rosewood Marble toplablea
Walnut Whatnot.Faney Tables
Cane and Rnab-s. at Chairs, Lounge
Brussels and other Oarpsts, Boss
Oilcloth. Matting, Bronte Hat Tree
Gas Fixtures, Mantel Ornaments
Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus. Wardrobes,ana Wash
stan is
Cottage Seta. Feather Seda, Bolsters, and Pillowa
Halt-and Honk Mattrasses
French China Dinner aod Tea Services, Glassware,
to.
FxtfnMon Dining; Table. Sideboard
Stewart's Celebrated Cookiag, wiln Hot Water
attachment, very complete in CteaaiU and la
perfret order
Bitchen Utensils, Heating Stoves, ice.
Terms eaah.
no 12 J. C. McGCIBl A CO.. A acts.
PAFBBH ANGING8. 4^0
N K W F ALL STOCK. '
Just received a new and desirable assortment of
G0L1) and TBLVB1', GOLD ST AM PhD and me
dium priced HOLD PAPBBH.
ttAlso, a variety of GLA'/BD and BLANK PAPBRB
or Window"Bha-les'tmn 'KTm?* 5'u?
Country.
a^"Tenue cash for goods ?r labor when purchased
or executed. J. MARKKITBK,
No. 4SS 7th street, S doors above
oc M-eo2w* Odd Fallows' Hall.
? ADIBS' SBB88 FURS.
Ths undersigned have Just opened ths largest
stock of Foreign aad Americas FVBS ever offered
in this city, auch as?
udson Bay SABLB, BBMINB, MINB.
FITCH, SIBBBIAN SQUIRBBL,
IMITATION OF BBMINB.
WATBRMINK, FRBNCH COONT,
And other FURS in seta for ladies aad children,
Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and SWANSDOWH,
Gentlemen's MDFFLBRS, ROBKS, Ae ,As.
We are also receiving daily addition* te oar
stock of DRY HOODS, such as
CLOAKS, SHAWLS. DRB88 GOODS, BMBBOID
BBIBS, Be., at a small alvaaee for trst eost.
?. A W. MBYBNB1B0,
48 Markst Space,
between 7th and 8th streets, under ths
oc aMm Avenue Hoase.
A MABBLB MANTBLS.
A Largs aasortmeat constantly oa haad and For
Sals low for eaah. Psrsoas wishing toparckass,
wui ,imm uii ui
?* las sor aad Mew Jersey avenue.
W?
Tongues, whioh ws recommend to oa
- - - ???? Jim rwiflVN ITMIISS WW?SS StAW
Tongues, which ws rseommsnd to oar customers.
tkwM.M, fJgfjri&SSkma..
esM sorner l*h at. aad Vermont av.
J cist* SSIsres SgiitHMt,
TABL1SHMaNT^oorner of ? and l?h atresia.
Hotels. Fan ilisa. Parties, FaJrs.aad Balls aroapt
V supplied with first class ertie??a as U-eolm*
WALSH A VAN OBNUM, ~
SADDLB AMD HABlfSSB M&KlBf.
No. 408 ).'h ftrtel, betwm D and A tit.
Stag
HldMU
Brlal?
for tKe
*1|M
moM
oaSekWl
several lota,]
tutm*Oilm 1525S1
EfeStSafS^ ^saiil
u^^v^d'
VftlllUoK liook "A)j tfl ,. jU2?^ *? II
The following block*. l?
The following
fffferj H" j?w. ??: Sd BSNfiS t?
? in Block 8. IjIocks If ao<i1ft. * ft* a ;n ui0ck ti
Bin B1& ??LotA in Block
34; Lot A in Block %->: Lot* D au Fin Block sv !,??
^Il i^Bl^V1^ F't". r'?C^ n'P?l D in Blot^ ?
i_ L '? 2 ,*ni,D ?* Block 95; Lot 1
Lot 1 in Blocs 50; Lot# B and D'ff Block 55 Lot B
IS C ia HloW^ftt ?In Bloak
w^ n> ?w JP; M* 4 *SdJ l? Bloclc ^LUt?
A and F in Block 69; Lota A, a, O.^ng D in block
70: Lut A in Block7V; Blocks73.7t, ?4 ? Ut Ali
Woftt 9ft ar. i Blocks 1M, 1*5, *!?. of salJ
Plat: and, also, aU lota, porta of iota, kK, aad
buildings now occupied, and conHnuing fu >>?
>0 the closo of said aala. aa military ta(
?'V*~ "> m? cign 01 hib utv. mm Kinivsrx %?(
hospitals, and aa offlcru and storehouses ?f
the Quartermaster's, Commissary, and Ordcatoa
" < ftn<^ 'or r?T?aue and police purpr>?i>a
Soideale shall not ba kaptopan longer thaa thirty
dV* *???? tha (sonninfmant of tbo Mm*.
# ?f.9a aingle bid on each
of aaid lota nad bloeka, to bo pnblialymad ? bp tk ??
?Slitl \felI.ftutb2ri.tT' H Wlk ?Mtt u *kap?ap
deem ali tibia, not lees than on a-third of tha aa
praiaod yaiao thereof And any of tha aaid lot?
porta of lota, and blocks which shall not ba bid to'
on a-third of their appraised ?*!?? will ho with
drawn from sala.
, Glren nndar onr hands at Booufort, South Oars
H?a, this aeoond dor of November, 1843.
A. D. SMITH. '
W. ?. WORDINO.
_ _ w#- ?M?i Daisaaaa,
U.S. Direct Tax Commissioners for tne
no M-lawtDoc si District of Eonth Oaroliaa.
o? POUB THOUSAND
ALRBADT OBDBBBB I
Will ba published on or boforo Friday, Ifaraa
beraou.isn.
RICHSTEIN'S STRANGERS' QUIDS
AND EVERYBODY'S POCKET
HANDY-BOOK.
Containing?
A complata Ualda to Washington City,
Description and Location of tha Public' Baildincs.
Location of Principal Pnbllc OBcee, Ac., 4.0
Rank aad Pot of United State* Army,
? - Nayy,
" Marina Corps,
Sal Arias of Principal Officers of United States, of all
Departments,
Population of States and Territories,
?* " Principal Oltloa and Towns,
Tables of Moneys, Weights, and Meaa
Unlted States,
Interesting Statistics, compiled from lata Oensu*
Bo port.
Distances from Washington to Principal Cities,
A Family Laundry Book for one year,
A Blank Memorandum Hook,
And other v&:uaMo and interesting informs on.
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at the National Book Store,
9? 9 Pcnn, avenue, bet. uth and mh
Post-Office Box 71 .
bo > !? Washington. D.
For the Holidays.
i. H. BlVmift k ft,,
luiot op Hoc. IB An 91 Bsoas 8*., Haw Ton
OFFBB VOS BALI AT THBIR BT011,
II*. BST PINNSYLTARIA ATHUI,
MBAX TH1BTBBNTH STRUT,
SIBM OF THE OLD KfllCKllRB OCKMA,
TUB MOST OOMPLBTS AMOBTMJUIT OP
IMPORTED WINES ANB LlQVtlf
TO BB FOUND IN THR MBTBOPOUB.
riMX QROOERIES, ' CAN QOOD8,
KITS AHU KEQS No. I KACKERH.,
KENNEBEC SAURON?
BOUSED * PICKLED LAMBS' TONQIW
P1QS' FEET,
KMeUSH DUN CODFISH,
Together with all tha
LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THK SEASON
Mian. A. M. B. A Co. are alio Solo Propria!?
Of BIXIN&BB'S OBLBBRATBD
LONDON DOCK OIN,
Put ap la Quart Bottles for medicinal uaa.
Alao, Solo Ageata far
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL OQ|.
BT"AU articles bought at their store warranted
of tbo Brat uualltp, aad forwardod to anp part of tha
Utr free of expense.
Aa wo intend to bo permaaently located, we r?
fpoatfullr regaaat families to giro us a call.
ABRAM M. BINI59BR,
HBNRT T. OAPBN.
WAlinnoi, Dooembor. 180.
A. M. BININQBB A 00. have ao aonnexloa wtt
ir otkar Ho?ii.
?-? BOLL IN 0 RUBOR,,
KENDALL'S
AOOL1VI rift TBI Bin*
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U018TM1T9,
BMAVT1FIMS,
ODOR ATM B,
ItMNOH THXNM,
UfVJOORATMB,
nOUXlSHMB,
mMBELUMaUM
THE HAIR.
KBNBALL'S AMBOLINB la a rare aompoaad
?tlmulatlag extracts from Flowers, Boots, aaA
Herba, far tha 6B0WTH, BRAUTT, aad PBB
MANBNT TIGOB of tho HAIR.
1 H?Hr WmmSM ?km ku*
gentle atimulaat ? Da. OHILTOB.
" Have never had anything which ao porfeatlp
1 tho purpoaa of a hair dreaalag."
WABRBN WARD, Ha??
Ho. 977 Oaaal street. H. T.
' After bolag bald for aaroa years yoar AMBO ?
LINB baa oororod tbo oatlro acalp with HHW
HAIR." Prof. TORN SBNIA,
Ho. SB Klag atroet, H. T.
lor ante bp oil Druggists aad Faswy Qooda
Dealers. Pat la boxea, (ooataLaiag two botUoa^
KiMll.
MaauCaotarod aad for aaio at wholoaalo bp
KENDALL * BANNISTER,
olfr-dns Ho. ?49 BaoAQWAr, W. ?.
piBBMBN'S INSUBANOB 00MPANT
wabhibaton abd'gbobobtown.
CAPITAL.
. #900,000,
OJict Cbrutr C Stmt and Louisiana Avmme, Onr
Bank of Washington.
IHBUBB HOUBBS AND OTHBB PBOPBBTT
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