Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1861, Page 2

THE EY ENING STAR. > WASHINGTON OITY: TCESDay.. November 12, 1°61. ‘on Frrenpe *t the various military camps and Pesitions wil! covfer a favor by keeping us posted a2 to movements and affairs in their vicinitics. lt ur To our Baltimore readers we would say that the first and second edition of the Star can be bad in Baltimore of E. F Hazelton, agent, No 74 West Baltimore street, near Gay—the first edition at half past four and the second at eight o'clock, on the arrival of the trains from Wash- ington, giving ali the latest news from the seat of war up to the time of going to press. —————————— Spirit of the Merning Press. The Intel:igencer treats upon “ British Senti- ment.” The Repudlican is occupied with news matters to-day. To Vistrons ro rue Executive Mansion — The President again begs that visitors will not ¢all upon him, except between 10 a. m. and 12 m. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. pe re IMPORTANT ORDERS — REARRANGEMENT OF MILI- TARY DEPARTMENTS. Sens ares, Adj hr a H Nov. 9, 1 General @rders, No. ad, The following Departments are formed from the Present Departments of the West, Cumberland, and Ohio: 1. The it of New Mexico—to consist of the Territory of New Mexico—to be command- ed by Colonel E.R.8 Canby, U.S. A. 2. The Department of Kansas—to include the State of Kansas, the Indian Territory west of Arkansas, and the Territories of Nebraska, Col- orado, and Dacotah—to be commanded by Major General Hunter; headquarters at Fort Leaven- worth. 3. The Department of the Missouri—to include the States of Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wis- consin, Iinols, Arkansas, and that portion of Kentucky west of the Cumberland river—to be commanded by Mejor General H: W. Halleck, U.S. A. 4. The Department of the Obio—to consist of the States of Obio, Michigan, Indiana, that por- tion of Kentucky east of the Cumberland river, and the State of Tennessee—to be commanded by Brigadier General D. C. Buell; headquarters at Louisville. 5. The Department of Western Virginia—to consist of that portion of Virginia included in the old Department of the Uhio—te be commanded by Brigadier General W.S. Rosecrans, U.S. A. By order : Jcuivs P. Gargscur, Assistant Adjutant General. CAPTAIN PIELASKI. A large circle here are grieved to learn that Capt. Bieleski, of Brigadier Geaeral McClernand’s staff was killed bya cannon shot in the recent action at Belmont. For eighteen or twenty years past he bad been a principal draughtsman in the General Land Office in this city. Tn 1833 or "34, when we were a youth In a Boston railroad office, Capt. Bielaski came to this conn- try a refugee from Poland, having letters of intro- duction from Geoeral Lafayett-, and obtained employment at the same desk with us. He then knew not a word of our language, but his bearing and efficiency soon made all his business com- panions his personal friecds. Heatthat time bore marks of terrible recent wounds received in the Memorabie fall of Warsaw, in which, Gen. La- fayette wrote, he was 8 hero among all the Polish herees of that occesion. ‘We were bis personal friend trom that day to the hour be recently left Washington (resigning his position inthe General Land Office) to take his late post upon Gen. McClernand’s staff. He leaves an estimable widow aad a large fam- ily of small children, we regret to have to add. A MOVEMENT UPON MATTHIAS POINT. The Repudlican of this morning says : * We learn from a gentleman of intelligence and character,who left Point Thomas (three miles below Port Tobacco) at 8 o'clock yesterday morn- Ing, that at S o'clock on the previous evenin Bunday—Colonel Grabam, of the 5th (Excels! or) New York Regiment (Sickles? Brigade), crossed overto Matthies Point, with 400 men. Nothing bad been beard of the result of the movement when our informant left Point Thomas, but a conflagration on Matthias Point was visible. oe burning was only a matter of conjec- This expedition was doubtiess designed simply te make « thorpugh examination of the lay of the land on and about Mathias Point, and also to burn Bot only the brush covering of the locality, but 2ise certain houses upon it that might be occupied Bereafter, as beretofore, to considerable advantage by theenemy. The conflagration seen and men- toned above, we have reason to believe, was that of the houses in question A RECONNOTS#ANCE IN FORCE. We hear that before daybreak this morning Gen. Heintzieman, at the head of his division of fen or twelve thousand men, started out upon a Peconnoissance in force. Hismovement was made in the direction of Accotinck and Pobick Church, where the enemy appeered yesterday also [n some force. There is much forage in that vicinity, ‘which, we imagine, Gen. H. will be apt to bring back to bis camp, if secesh did not nab it yester- day. A NEW MOUNTED R17LE REGIMENT James B. Swain, Esq , formerly Washington correspondent of the New York Times, over the signature of ‘‘Leo,” has resigned that position and accepted a commission to organize a regiment of mounted riflemen, to be recruited in the State of New York. A large number of men have already been enlisted, and it is probable the regi- ment will be in the field within the present Bonth. GENERAL GRANT. Col. Grant, of Ill., recently made a Brigadier General, graduated at West Point in 1845, received two brevets for gallant and efficient conduct in Mexico, and resigned bis captaincy in the regy lar Army im 1855. He is regarded as one of the most efficient soldiers now In the service. LOOKING APTER THE UNION TROOPS FORAGING. Two regiments of Confederate infantry came es Monday (yesterday) to Pohick Church, and one or two companies of Confederate cavalry to Accotink. Hearing our troops were in that neigh- Derbood occasionally, foraging, they thought they might catch them napping. Col. John Cochrane addressed bis regiment yes- terday afterncon on the issues of the hour. took strong ground in favor of the Government, ‘the war, and against slavery if it stands in the ‘Wey of the Union. The soldiers received the ad- dress With enthusiastic cheers. GRSERAL MONTCOMERY. day, 20th instant, Psa ee ee cers, |) = clerk for members of both and officers Stare of ae eldes which that some such energetic course should be marked out if the Government expect to restore its au- lla understood that some of the secersionists talked of holding an election for a, Member of = the Confederate last Wednesday. but believe they did not consider it prudent to rick it, for fear of finding themescives on the way to Boston harbor shortly prominin a aoe A good many new stores openi citizens of New York and Baltimore tosupply the sutlers and soldiers. It will not be long before we have a new set of merchants and traders here unless the war is speedily closed. Virginia bank notes are at 15 to 20 per cent. discount, and are comparatively valueless except to pay bank debts and curtatls. Specie is demanded now and Gov- ernment Tr. Do anomie one POTN Several ith oysters have arrived at Al- peers from uaaer the blockade on Saturday and Sanday Tat, und some three or four more this morning, Paving passed the blockade. A Stance Story —A “reliable (secesh) gen- tleman’? just escaped inte Dixie from the Federal Metropolis, according to the Memphis Appeal, and other equally “‘reliable’’ secesh journals, is telling wonderful tales of the condition of things here. Among his marvelous disclosures is one saying that Mr. Secretary Seward, owing to the dreadful state of American public affairs, bas be- come a noterlously common drunkerd—keeping @ fall head of stem (whisky) on, night and day; and that his example has had the effect of turning nearly all the employees of the State Department into common drunkards also; so that enter its portals when one will, now, the stench of whisky- breaths will be sure to stifie all visitors there; and, further, that in one of bis late alleged drunken spells Secretary Seward so insulted Lord Lyons, as that that diplomat packed up bag and baggage and left for New York to wait expected leave of his Government to ‘cuss and quit” the United States. Upon such atrocious lies is it, that popular cre- dulity in Secessia must now be fed, to keep up the secesh bubble there. Apropos :—We visit the State Department, ne- Cessarily, in the work of gathering the news, daily, now, as for more than a decade past, and can conscientiously aver that never before was as much hard work done by all its employees as at Present. Few of them spend less than twelve bours of the twenty-four at their desks. Never before did we know the rules of courtesy and re- Spectability in all things to be so rigidly adhered to by all belonging there. Nor did we ever be- fore know its general business to get on so smoothly and satisfectorily to all—the foreign le- gations accredited to this Government, and the American public having business there, included. It will be remem that the Confederates were some time since circulating a similar false- hood about President Lincoln, for # similar pur- pose of bolstering up the hopes of secesh. Raitroap Convention—Caance oF ScuR- buLz.—A Railroad Convention assembled at Princeton, N. J., yesterday, and concluded their labors by agreeing upon a time table for the reg- ulation of trains between Washington and New York. The following time table was adopted, to take effect on Monday, the 18th inst The cars will leave Washington at 6a. m., IL a. m. and 5p. m., arriving in New York at 6 p. m., 10p m.and 4a. m. Leave New York, 7 a m., 6p.m and Il p.m, and arrive in Wash- ington at 6 p.m, 6a m.and 930a.m. The trains leaving Washington at 5 p. m., go through direct to New York every day. In addition to the above-named there will be a local train from this city to Baltimore at3 10 p m. TRansMiesion or Monzy TO THE FAMILIES OF SoLpigns —Soldiers will find something worth their attention in the special notice of Adame’ Express Company in another column, in which they agree to send to the families of soldiers all moneys which they may desire to send to their friends at home, at very low rates, and by the most speedy and certain routes. U7 We are indebted to Prof. Bache for a copy of the Coast Survey Map of the Coast of South Carolina. The value of the labors of the Coast Survey is just now most palpably demonstrated by the extstence of these accurate and interesting mape. ——$_________ Rana Avis in TaRRs —Major Thos. Sparks, of Baltimore, bas declined the C. Jonsulahip at St Joun, New Foundland, to which he was recentiy appointed. Tux Carrere or tHe Sumter Conrinmen — The Intelligencer of this morning has the foliow- ing: We mentioaed on Saturday last a report, coming from a Confederate source, and reaching us by way of Louisiana, of the capture of the privateer Sumter. No particulars were given except A feat she was captured to the leeward of Barba Lager 4 we bave & contirmation of the deatruc- tion of this maruder of the seas, as contained ina family letter, with which we have been politely favored, dated the 25th of October, on board the United Slates frigate Santee, off the Port of Gal- —— This letter, we regret to say, 1s almost as paring in egard to details as was the report from fe seth ie writerof it seeming to su predh the aime would, asa matter of course, have reached this point In advance of his letter Itap- pears, however, to be sufficiently Semel as re- specis the most ‘acceptable facts beating ope pon the protean the only wonder being that they have not reached | bere through other channels, The writer sa’ “You probably bave seen an account of the de- struction a the rebel privateer ‘Sumter.’ She was caught in her own trap. It seems that she mistook one of the gun-boats for a merchant ves- sel, and made after her When thegun-boat had drawn ber out far enough, she turned and run her ashore. Her officers and crew are prisoners ow board the pe ar Tr will probably have a trial at Fort La! SABBAT SCHOOL E AIBITIGN at Fletcher Chapel, corner o: york e. Fourth tty on THURSDAY EVENING, Nov vember i tS o' volook. Tiokets 25 ote., ohil- dren I ote, to be vader ene donee uo 8 12,18" PUBLICS se HOOLS—The Truste-s of the School District siveze notice that for the bevefit of appreatioes ors, @ Night School will be op»ned in the public. school on the corner of Fifth street and New York ave- nue, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, oy 13th, id oontinue dvring the ter months, Tickets of admission wil! be give: ig os of charge. on a Plication to the Trustees of the District. “no 1st HAVING BEEN AUTHORIZED the War Department to raise oe ees egiment oi Infentry to serve in the District of Solum! poss Home ee persons wishing to raise and co: panies in bee an oriment will repor Ou e General Re Recruiting o Micer at hie headquarters, Room No Cpe ua- ing, corner Pa. avenue and Seventh st.. rg Hs A. PRC ISAAC _ Washington, D. C., Nov. 11, 1861, no 12 St* REGIMENTAL ORDER, No. 4. mine eo Stn RBieext M.D.C.. aot the Sh 11, 1861, e aA iietth ate a instant, at 73 Wiat, Adjutant. sty Col. PHILIP. edb let Ma important that every commissioned Tin aan ie ghNevemer ath isi. Beane, mnt kei 1 conta! a3 CW rian Tike Gatte BALE: Pibk shee, if te ° oes ia wae ees ants will be distri ted amon fe sudien evening. ([a02 x) Sra ‘Manager. vanes npr WATER = LORS, ot of at low rates. ‘A scorn rape fr yess se kept on hand at at thi Fi inh sod ae 4o’clook p.m sontianed easheur ony. +° °° Poni See? be ie ee We" GaMPaly “a7 be Rusinecae— eae ar rier Sa ia ah LA] | & CO afterroon ctiones. oeloe Gs °, MISR Fsamapae Se 1 tema g SieR VED Gques. , DOATS, Be . de. A fall assortment just opened, and new suppirss reoeis im ly, at WELL’'S Cloat'tot Fancy Btore. nels Steoal Pa. avenue, NOT TO BE BEAT, io Ses the largest assortment of Worsted i oars, Seoves Hl esters c., £0. ae o,re0eir Brondorad aa Scans. ae. Our motto is but one and. tho low no 12-Sw° NOT Hh es HLINGHAUS. SERVANTS’ WEAR 4 hcice and select fanrics not to be fo SE ad foto ord to order, for servants’ wear Bea °, with " thes ki kings not Dey Goods, at purses, i) to Saree oer ed ae Pa. avenues rath st., n> 12 Bt “Parry Hnilding.” N “BALMORAL SKIKTS” hills ore hy ish Teese of the col widths, . Witha full stoor of 8 of atk Kinds of . "Goods for id housekee; pearisine, Carpets Biicioths, R 5, &o., upper a price only, mazted in in HAY Eee ite Ninth Ry, no 12 5t *Perry Building.” ERSONS IN BLACK Will fizd our preseat PE tock of Mourning Goods, in ail fabrios, very ares and comprehensive, a Stee marked in aw “Oi siploths, Carpets, at our proverbisl:y lain figures. ‘urtains, Rugs, &c., upper Strang ers, new comers and residents will inepset = tock at their pleasures | it fb inp'ice ene polis 01 pen opeares Poeun: avenge Oth atree no i2-5t “Perry Building ” CARD.—We ar seadion of our readers to y M Green & Williams, of Mirrors, Parloe Cay end Dining room aul suite of sii ( noon, wwe tia the breckiartdee’ house), ‘The sale will ; i eeeeny y @t the hour named, without regard 0 the w. The Mirrors’ ue imported from Paris in 1°59, and are prerer mted as, by Ps and beau! ever exposed for sa Qataee do of the Public Buildings ti ‘ashington so large & lot Tors. See vertisement. om omitted in ivertise mbes one fine Milch Intel & OLDIER® PAY. se ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will forward solcier’s remittances to their families, at place on tho lines of their Expresr, at acharge pies ‘enty-five cents for any sum not exceeding ys dollars; and a proportionate additional char; . to places reached by ponpecting Expr money, whether Gold or ayeesery, notes, should be enclosed in o envelope and securely gested id i. full ad 8 (including town, Post Office, and State; and in cities, the street and number,) ofthe p2raon to whom to be sent, and the amount legibly marked d thereon. Envelopea for this pur- pore may be had at our offices, To soe aha dhe delivery, the charge for re mittanos should be prepaid = E XPRESS COMPANY. Wasser a Novi 2. ne 12-10 if B SCHOOL DESKS. ser one desirous of obtain- ing School-room Furniture will find a neat and handeore collection on mode-ate terms, by ad- dressing oe at this office. no 11-3t* S N W. CLARKE, URGICAL, RED MECHANICAL DENTIST, 364 Seventh st., bstween Tand K Long experience, moderate charges, and promp' attention, recommend hin to those requiring his services no ll-tw* ‘t BE CRILDREN: 3 SC Hook Ereoted by the Hebrew Congregation of Washington, for teaching iSnelish. Feongees a Hebrew, has this day commence d potent teachers. Per- sons deniring. to bare chtidren taughtin the above branches will piease apply so. n to L. BAR, corner FE and Th sta no Il 3t* WOR SALE.—A RARE CHANCE —CONFEC- LIONERY STORE, Fixtures, Stook, Furni- ture, and ood Will, fo sale, in ono of the t bymness stands in Vas ton. For particu’ address. through Post 0 ioe, “*Confeotione: Washinrton. no 11-3t' FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEM Storr’s Hai, Corner of Pa. av and 20th st.—Professor BAKNES, of New York, will commence a Dancing Schoo! on nesday noon pad evening, N ber °, Hours—3 o’slock for ladies, misses and m: and 7 o’clook for gentlemen. Terms, $10 pe: ter of iesgons. MrB & free exiibition of his of ganolns i presont c ass, at the above named hall, on Monday evening, Nov. 18th, at 736 o’ciock, Perscns of respectability only who desire to at- tend can procure tictete aud progcaaasea ns tied ni = Saturday and Monday previous to the ex- ibition Prof Barnes’ exhipition at Odd Fellows’ Hall, as Yar, will be repeated, by request, on Toure- ay By evening, Nov. lath. Allare invited to attend. HE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON 14 SILK ROBES, Rioh veive & Flounced Suk Kobes, value $30, present price Rioh Fanoy and Blsok Silk Robes, value 240, Bisok Silk Robes, value $35, present price orthern importer, who sends them uctions to sell at the above heavy discount for the cash Wea'so nam decided bargains in other Silks, seine ans low-priced Dress woods. with Cloaks, awls, &o. One price only marked in plain figures, Carpets, Curtains, Uilolotns, eres: iti upver floors. ERR RS. Pa. avenue sad i ybith st, no 1J-5* “Perrs Building.” | J COUGH-—COUGH—COUGH! BE MOORE'S SQUILL DRUPS, They will oure Coughs, Bronohitie, Croup, &o. Children ory after them and eat them'as they do candy. Only try thom, sad you will be convimoed of their effios- We Price 25 and 5° cents per box. At MOORE'S be! Bad Great Medicine Depot, 113 Pa. av. sy sRRIVED, }» di oot from an Eastern Auo tion House, 50 bales cheap CAE P: Fut. pee BEDSTEA Ds, which were bought low for cash aud will be sold at a small advance. Together with 8 large sesortment of Housexeeping Articles. UCHL Furniture Dealer. 426 Seventh et. between 6 and H ats. o¢ 2-Im* JOHNSON & NAGLE, ae Panne LVANIA AVBNUE, 289 | 2 ‘enth sts.. south side, 289 os re FALE: ¥ cuguraeyed oR calm Piper Heidsick, Chandon, Bullinger & Co., Carter & ee: CLAR £t. feiee._ Bt St, Estephe, Cantenac, the oask or Hoek’ WINEE~ Deidomotmer, Johannesberger, BRANDY, Woleky, Radesheimer, &o, grace Port, Sherzy, Sati, sed Pok TE) Brown Stout, h orkehire Ten, of the best brands, in bot: or stone jugs CIGARS Havent nd Domestic, of the choicest vot ‘Waser ihe ttention of Sutlers seleetal sror od Pamir ta ow Saogent and well-selco 3, Fresh M ss try, Fish, jee and Fruite 1a ermetical |, PR +4 a VES, 5 gramme CHEE: .( eebtern and Western Cutting); et Goshe utter the ee beet Champagne 1 were wh Oyster Sauce, Pickl pa Sauce and Pees ‘ Quanypussree Gr Gotta oiaret wee lz at thi % mr zett lor orate) rhishing CLOTHS FOR ARMY RMY CLOTHS. i reoei yanrtei rtermaater at Philadeish een | na of the loth cae is propose vo Tura anne sloth uid ui at? wi in New ork a eit dnote th price per yard for ab imugt be t be aocormpann ‘oper gi rat henea ieawarded Sere wit I at once execute fo ry 5 Bead aim ee bie the Shout of the same, the contract stot the ‘ith Werner General U'8. ‘Army. nov 1-' nal Tur GE ies srfoM pany wi will ea met Sa ice gharce ‘g° of 3 be ensk * , with the ful) pte arco and State.) of the person to wi the amount ly marked thereon. To Te prompt delivery, the 25 cents charge sh the to take place in Minnesota st expensive WANTS. ARTES A sood COOK, man red, ary. vat the Weataarant No, 508 be- twoen 18th ad 19*h eee ‘eine te apts stam 8s cook, was! pemend = Fano 4 it) ly at B85 at, bot cy; naib eames it nage a ae SHO: ER, + Wa AD-A eres HOPMAN, ae P12 St* A SEAMSTRESS whoe noverats ical mak ing, will find Immed ates onpley mast ce ng, w mi re by applyin; iat No. 398 med ate aid Fai omen Wee roneralh German or oolorsd WOMAN. 3 do general housework. Apply at 30: » between 12th and 13th, 2 doore from vanklin lin Engine House, ANTED— D (meals oni! ore | 1 W iivete tainly Maat ai be withins guarier a FNajor" Siar Offos ipa i a NTED—-T Whisky and Wi Bors Laa ye ghia eee asl to was iow ponte Wi Witiards’. no Istw ANTED-—. WANTHD-aasxyawel SA PGW OMAN J. 8. M.,” Box No, 843 City — ANTED—A SITUATION as cook. <a oat end nd ironer jor & swell femil . by Nines are ve dress Box 12° Star Office. . ws ANTE D—By 8 respec! ATION as gook, watl vate fenily. and M ions ble woman, & eae eo and pach in® pri- Apply at No. 102 2th st., bet: L over WAN TERA pleasant Roum. sear: nentl: Pu is Pye by @ permanent tenant. rom #20 to sa month. Ad- aeee Soltinen,? at the office of the Star. CE ae itn W4NGRo 74 young man wants a SITUA- 8s porter or assistant in @ store or gisrem Good reference given. Inquire at Thea Bete uire’s, Eighth st , between D and E sts, Ware . Mw epeable ones, gist, 38 18 years of a d or nurse. good references, if required. vt reas 0: B.,” Georgetown Post Office. no Bosro WANTED, by & gentleman and wit, ina gentee! private family, t1!l spring, or Bapeaiiy. 1n the neighborhood of the Patent O: Best of referenees given. Address Penneylva nian,” st this office. no 12 3i* ws NTED—. SITUATION. by 8 respectable Ww3% te do chamberwork and help to wash and roe, or to do plain sewing and make herself gen- erally ureful, fo & private family. Apply at No. o in the Alley on H st, between 6th and 7th. —1t* WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM, with or fai Without Board for the wintsr, in a private venue, ss changed. - F.” this office _not WANTED-A rerpectabl4 GIRL, colored or white, to do general housework. Apply | at this office wy ITED-Six good, energetic COLORED OY =. from 15 to 1k years of age, at M. HARVEWS rater Depot, 281 C 10th and 1'th af no 11-3t ——__—__# wn: TED-An experienced colored WAITER (nan), at 286 north F st, between 12th and 18th sts, Also, middle aged colored Chamber- maid no 11 3t* ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, Washington or Georgetown family. Address “8. M., Box 248. Washington no 1) 2t* SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN shes a= ituation as chambermaid or laun- Apply at 481, corner of Dand ‘Fhirtecath roll 2* WARNTED-Ty0 FURNISHED Rooms, for amemberof Congress Aino, 4or 5 Unfur- nished Boome. for ay ya y of6 adults, with Board, Addre-s"G, eneral P. #9. no 11-2t* Wintep-a: cae by a re" pectable le woman, as oh&mbermaid or xurs* and to sist in washing and ironing Best of refer one ue eigen. Adcress Box 11, Star Office. 2 WANTED- A FURNISHED HOUSE, oon- taining 8 or '0 rooms, plainly tarnished. Also, 8 Room and Bi Board fora gentioman lady and ends in 3 Pisin, respectable family. Address Log 791 three days. tse’ TED—By a Indy of respect Sint a re- memeeeit the. charge of & house for a gentle- man Or mees 0} genilemen, Good references give - Address, throweh Post Office. “Energy” no 3t* ANTED.-A lady of Ba timore wishes to pur- hase ladies’ and gentiemen’s CAST OFF APPAREL. All persons having such goods to dispose ot will be called upon at their reaidence and reosive oash for the same. Address ‘‘A G.,” Star Office, for ten das. n>9 lw* A WOMAN W'SHES A SITUATION as housekeeper, or to do plain Powe: Can give the te referencas. Apply No. 18: Fourth at. pe WASTED Three DRESSMAKERS, st No 351 Eighteenth st, between H and I me None but good hands need apply. Work the at, Decrees in for & private Post Office, round aii noo (eal WANTE Rar ona LANE ‘Also, sxcod ales lady ‘one but the best need apply, at S BELL No. 34 Market Spaoo. between 7th aud th = no 8 5t* Boar WANTED.—The advertiser de: Board and s pleasant Furnished Room fireand gas. Private family preferred. Would like 6 house, and hookexee and writing table in roo Roferenoes ifrequired. Addrees, «ta’ine te-" 8 and other Partioulare in fall, Box 9 9, Star Office. no 84" A’ GOOD WATCH MAKER, having been inthe business for six ye*rs, wishes to cet a SITU- ATION. Apply at M. WILLIAN’S, 336 Pa avenue, nos W ‘eompstentita work 0f Tair ORs 2 Teor mpetent to work on militar: 8. oer a eee foods. Analy O SUTLERS.—An energe'ic merchant, with soMsient cs ital. desires to purchase the stook bn ®& Regivental Sutler. Address ‘the office of this paper. oo 3l-Im ye THE kinds ol vie NG ATIC eae ‘x8 to call Misalebebeidame: a its 1h oe 7 498 Seventh, between nod Hsts, FoR, ‘HIRE—A likely servant BO + Bbor arene old. Heis honest, and ‘capable of eetine 88 house serv nt or porter in 8 store, or to drive a e¢ carriage. For terms, &0., apolys _ 104 Gay st.. Georgetown. 9-St* GENTLEMEN'S SCARF PIN: SEA N6s, LADIEs’ AND GENTLEMEN’S einer SLEEVE "BUTTONS, STUDS, &e. A | Assort it the i PR faoss Jere tlee poe of a the newer styles of the T & BRO M. W. GA ewellers, 354 Pa avenue, 4 doors west of Brown's Hotel, I, ADIES’ DRESS FU 2 > 'e are ‘iving a lar; KS, tpn Laps’ DRESS FURS. ih pee iee a fe arable Fanoy’ Fare for | f UFFLERS and en we have M if which Will be so'dat the lowest 8. ¥3 W. MEYENBE) 48 Market Space. (Avenue ES - no &-lw between 7th and 8th ats, NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETA no 9-St 5 Witnovr Mera Pi Prats or Crasrs. . B SIG! MOND, 910 D Broadway, ‘New York—2 Pa niylvania Av ue, between 12th ead 13th sts, Washington, ca’ fe the ae of ppblie ‘to ™ following nor change color fourtns lighter than other, 2 Ria pestle tects te need” extracted, ae the and i ry be “ ry aS poe lisiigured. \y ter ted over five years y ant of the first chemiets and physicians ofthis te Lat sri an as whi : Endestrastive foot, hats itz ed wishow = any pai. gad oan iy ‘Toferenoee me Fonte Ds Dr Vv. Mm ‘01 Ve the Fi whi) Court o wel 1s of othe: aaa ff Bon: Call ned exainine for yourself, Gamer VAN TAGES fot to Det found by Sut- OR! ae Wit tee ct BRANC OUS! ey vanie Bvenue, (ov janney’s Shoe We ra shes store) and at N a cma a fe ete ae! “& UNCKLES, Eoravuisiiid ge pap tie low eek: get tast te NEW MILLINERY. Minne ag |e ‘Sth and Ow Reem gears AUCTION SALES. Habib ubatone one e page Ine He aT Al Slog Ys the isth in- yo sists og at proseesty St i, No. sigs ate ne ee 8, VIE: plate Mantieand Pier Mirrors, ‘Weshington. OED: wr out a Iso, aeolid 0 west cee eee * leo, the the Parlor and ei Tansey Aa eee r Car finest ifs i eee I i articles respectful wrehiog o pirctone, seeh extiane are their at ention. mt’ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Baga eG AR: Baraca Site omse Putakears! oneuiet™ Seren Wrzise eat Te silat ae seized and leved upon as yet. Melntire, for office Tent age Z. 6 no 12-! S Bane” ae aa Yt a ki Falter’ HANDSOME fan Pome —s eee j mimerh compristns— Aan D KIN F Fuse 2 Bates yl sy Pana Ne 8 voorner or of 19th 19th’ a some assortment oseword Piano Forte, Stool, Cover, Severn! ‘Seiten of Rosewood Crimson ih oov- vs renal sell a ‘a handsome meon Brovatelle covered Uph nate ed and Ru: gen Chai, Marble-to P. tre, Sofa, é Bouquet Rose sro uate Stand .W. ting Cabinets, is, and ol Four ur Elegant Fie Frecoh piate Mirrors, with Slabs ‘Handsome ‘ait Cornioe, Brackets, and Candels- br Velvet, Brusse’ "s,and other pets, Seite of Elegant Rosswood C bamber: ‘urniture, Suite of Han-som: ed Chamber F urnitu Superior Wainut ad gnoraay Warcro! asi le, Exoplent Caried ut Mattresses. Bolsters, and How Heavy Ene ish Blankets, Comforts, peaetifal al Sra outand J Bohemiat Glassware, 10! Li joug uel ‘ases, Together with many other articles of Household ‘urniture not necessary to enumerate. Attwo o’clock in front of the House, ai ir of large Hay Horses, of Silver-p'ated Harnes: Robes, avicour Open Fami'y ‘Terms cash in current nol2d J.C. MoG E & CO., Auco's. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionéera. VaLossle BUILDING. eas ys THE ITY oF ASHINGTON, istRicT OF COLUM BIA, aT PuBLic Auction.—On MONDAY, the Tit day o! November, I eel a ticeens os, the suotion store of illiams. Ni ‘ia6 Sevecen street wert at balf- 0 ok ». - Tos u of two desde of trust Tet duly recorded in the Tand soords of the courty of Washington, the first bearing date Oct 15, 1869, and the other bear- ing dste November Sd, ise. ‘both deeds given to sacure the notes of Tnomae A. Mitchell, Lot num- bored 5, in square numbered 493, «nd part Lot num- bered 5, in equare numbered 512, heing the 2 feet front from the southeast corner of said Terma: Halfossh. the residue in six ry twelve months. The purchaser or Dog eee oo to give notes for the deferred payme: bearing interest from the day cf sale. RG ‘deed given and 8 deed of trusttsken. All cenveyancing st the oost of the ‘ms are notocomplied with in five a. the trustee reserves the right to resell the prope: atthe risk snd cost of the first pure! b vertising the same three times in the Ni Intelligencer. & A. CURTIS, Trustee, no 1-dts GREEN & _WILLIAMS, Aucts. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ar joes SATURDAY, the 16th instant, same hour an B the Troe Brot of OS EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. LOST AND FOUND. REWARD —Lost on Friday, Inet a liver $3 ones —_ 'bR DU, al 4 4 breast whi sti = dD. 6. RIDGELY. . no 12-2t" 124 Penn avenue, WARD —L to day, between the $10 War Department and Willante fie "Hlote! CKFT BOOK oontaining six $2 T not® and one $10 gold siece, The finder will m nave the above reward acd the thanks of the owner by leaving the same at this office. it* 5 REWARD Will be given for the return of a sorrel HORSE, with four white feet, and a white slitdown his face, Gl stolen on the 7th instant. trom near owner's residence. G WHITE, No. 25° at., between ist and New Jersey av., “soutis of 8. Capitol —— ees State OR STOLEN—On thes Sth of Nov., from the corner of Pa. avenue an? Sd st., Capito! Hill,a white Durham CuW, dark red on her neck and side of face, white face, smal! horns(turned in). li or7yearsold $5 reward wili be paid or hy turn to Vansciver & Cannes 6 stab! Ee JOHN R BU r Verd, TIS. EARP STOLEN. ‘minted — ith inet., — ‘eet. near tke HORSE, blind is im the ISSN it wagon. without cover. ew win paid Ps mS return of said Horse ano Wa! onto J. HO . bth and P at-eets, north. nos!" gw ELLING OFF! GREAT BARGAINS! Weare now selling off our remaining stook of DRY AND FANCY Goops AT AnD Lass ing Cost! DRESS 600 rau teen A Wixbow eras, very cheap, ASINETS and ASSIMER E! A. C8 and JACONETS, 3 Yards Wide LINEN SHMETING os ke With a large atook of 28 RY and GLOVES, SRESS TRIMMINGS FAN C) ve SOUDS Also, stook of CARPETING and KU Ss Which we close out very o! A Liberal Deduction Busox of made to Be ARTIFICIAL PLOW will only be sold at wid. y MILLINERY @00DS Rn aanaee: Ori a8 Market {heh RO ey ate, no? a House. HE LADIES WILL LOOK -I ae t e' iors that vefy it food hee! GA TERS en BUSTS adies’ Fine Congress 6: ress Ej adiee, and Children’s All other Boots ard will save money by callio no = es’ Balmora s from fem morals at 75, ®, and $1. hoes in proportion. You Gk, aegis oS bor “y Chi dren's Fanoy a 6 eee ciseeraS GEO, ¢. HENNING, HEPHERDS’ P AWLS, the new Ss alan erie il ‘and "the iment of Laduee’ Giceks: with many —; 4 opened to- Price only, extn sigh, |e ee ki EW N moons: ANANCY PARIS BOXES, FRENCH BOOKS Bravrivvtty Intustearsp Wirs Cotorep Prarzs, FANCY TOBACCO BOXES, STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES. FANCY CIGAR CASES. Sunp a Stamp vor 4 CataLoous. ‘WM. EVERETT, no? lw No, 40 Ann street, New York, 5 RT READS aae — CLOT: Loan Seite erase fa ssa URE arrLe wipes notch P For Sale “te = no 6 tw* wee cos & 00. A SUNeR, Soret a is th pisos SHIRT bres — a and mois at ped Soles TRING poe wees See 00 5-bw* nosd __—s FHOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer. _ a asks Branay. — ater eh ei ‘Will be sold without mire WALL & BARNARD, Aucts- By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. lousshold | FY RUST E’S SALE OF ANT Frence-Piats cower Bia SeRChON ey NS, SUPERIOR aniwer re at oo Avcti ah G. Noventer i sate Soe at rat ea a Furniture: = resowood case seven-ootave Piano sat Crimson C ver and Piano Stool, a 2 1. ~f rosewood Perior =o Hae i Mines Frost os and usio Stsnd. E C A rin ix turés com pete, aaa Werner Pert ss and four rpeteand R Handeome arbe canon ‘Tables and C French urog 49 old. bend Dinner Ware, Glassware, 9s, Writing Desks. Kunerofs cndid Tosewood Chsmber Furniture, irror-front War robes. wi Suite of very handeome ctrvid Mehogsny Cham- ber turniture. 1 Spring a: d other Mattr: Comforts and Spr Spreads, Window Shades. Touet Seu, &o. Terme cas: “Chas. E, SHERMAN, Trastre, novo d MrGUIRE ECO” By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. ANDSOME F aN TU — a, Ffflcots at A MORNING Nove ember isth. K Color ak the residence of’ the inte, Hone’ Ae igias, eorner of 1 endl ae" on ment Ei Bve- ° 8 eplen 5 Babae FoeNtry BE; CARPETS, MIR- And Houseneld Feots aaa igs fall ana de soriptive advertisement of whicd will appear pre- to th |e © sale, C. MCGUIRE, & CO , Aucts. C. McGUIRE & © gureKion PIANO. ROR te ELEGANT — hee Furniture, Rich Cut Glassware, — ufull De 1 rated French | Chins. tilver . y “ |8 gon) PRivay MORNING. ‘No- yember 19th. at Bt the corner of 13th and Terrecte, we shall’pelt oe laren ood clega: Ci A$ Penret as a ves Chine’ ¢ Ci ari oe the effecta of a very mely Yaruiased. monet ishmer'| Particulars ina future advertisement ‘Catal wil be issued on Monday nex! wire of the Reorrs. norea’ ae cot URES CO Auster mpgs idea ald SS AN eT STRERI® eeraay uF Heian e f past 4 o’elock, ot ON, November 26th, at the premii by virtue ‘ot a teed of wurt to December ist, 1860, aud ied in Liber J A. 8., No. folios 511, oot chal sale a bs! apabene a, - rel rt ol 5 ore, ‘anre numbered & ed end SNeer thwest corner of Lot No 1. acd running thence east sixteen feet, theace north reventy-one feet eleven inches, thenoe west »ixteen fee: nee south seventy-one feet eleven inches t» the place of beginning; 5 fo gether with the imprevem a cOasisting maninder in nx and twelve twelve ing) $50 cash; ith interes”, "sooured bys On the premises. All conveyances at the cost ct tee the purchaser. ‘Trustee, 5.C. MoG NRE CO. Aucts. “ee iy JC. PsSuiae +4 co. RUSTER'S BALE UF LARUE ANDY risk TABLE L on aprece, Hivt.—On T DAY A¥TERNUON, December Sd, at 40% on the prem: Jace, by vifiue af deed of trust frou Justice A. Rolla, end dated Februsry 16th, ly og duly recorded in Liber J. A hoe. force 3, et Beq., sodot ime fond eset is for Wasbing- ton county, D C.,1 sne:l sell Lot numbered five (5), in square numbered six Fei Senting 5 120 22 oe Delaware arenes, We + "Ter pest se ach, the rom ander in pix ard twe ve months, with interest, secured trust onthe premises. Ii the terms cole. are neseomatio’ with wahis five daysthe the tr to ree fi'ar the conytyan cioseee ae nod-eokds J.C. SSIES CO., Auots. Vad ross Annes OF pig VAL- se Layo, 1, ON os8 mise ae Pres Tore Ra eg 8, sores Let Ne whol improved soy new Cottage, oon. ts Orohard of ws Car) See Sing ot ya = ng