Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1861, Page 2

é . 2 : HE EVE 4 PORT. LATE FROM THE SOUTH. Sour. snes p sal SEOPaING will be riven AUCTION SALES. FOR SALE AND RENT. | HE EV F : AN OF FICIAL RE We take the following from late Southern pa-} 45 the poor ont cit vicinity on e [ ONSTABLE’S SALE Will be sold on at a " 2.0 - : Tuerday, T' ef iz o'clook, at | (CONSTABLE gold on R RENT. or eux Roo! WASTIINGTON CITY: __ |” Imerevting Nang Retonselnanees |r. gysgnager—matninror | Becaigtaral ganna Ces were | Cy Ree MbeNIee Pa yieacy | Ream e peptic NORM zt Rebel Fortifications A . &ee ry 04 8 Senta of Oi Boras Bae. FOR BAST Tre CURRIED Boome. on ra Cr Haan Pane Lover oi Watoh, | sane” Pais at 460" Bleventa wy Ueptenn Far Ot RENT LURNIPGRD, ROUSE. J 1 SOmN GS BERR aes, Ee Geetine eae ASHES k of a oiteere .. DECEMBER 9. 1561. The Pensacola Obeerver has the following : mon bY. Provisions or ing, wil be) ud 1 - a by the ¥isters. U SS. Pawsez, While we are not able to give the full partiou- | recer Nov 361. lars of the casualities, &e , of the fight, we are | ~ ee ee ee Fla ome ype midi: ae j repared to correct some errors we were led into Bollinger Champagne. Sir In obedience to instructions contained in jadame Rumor. It was nol the Niagara but} This favorite brand is to be fourd at the your letter of the 21tb instant, I left this barbor at | the Colorado that was !njured in the engagement, SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENT 3 a. m. of the natant, in company with the | and she has ‘hauled of For Wasurcton Ciet. Unadilis, Lieut. Commanding Collins, auf the Nearly the whole of Warrington has we re- JAMES &. GIBBONS, Pembina, Lient Commanding Benkhbead, piloted | duced to ashes by the enemy's shot and shell. The Intelligencer bas something farther to eay upon the Mason and Slidell arrest ‘The Reput!tcan treats its readers to more doses ef abolition doctgine. abuses President Lincoln 925 Pennsylvania avence, By WALL & BARNAKD Auotioneers. DD OOMS FOR RENT —Thelace bai Ava ce ee ee a a mee mcers of the | Oe the Vixen, Capt. Boutells. We crosed this | None of our bat‘eries are Injured, and among the | de 9-21 oppesite Wil arte’ Hotel, SER OED BURT EM ee atte wicgcn | TA secawet ean tema army who have exhibited ® love for migget- | icp att uh and thatof St Helena at? 30, a steamer | bulldings destroyed are the St. John's and the AMC Y @O06Ds °C HiGyseze up EURNITURE, BLANKE Re: | opposite Brown's aad the National, bovine reser? catching. "and seve “The country demands the | supposed to be the Gen. Clinch being then off the | Catholic churches. The houses occupied by the F 4° 4 2 JNG. totheyiant at Ne o'elek, we all, in | Fone Fhoreuigh repair and reece: sein. of ere to immediate and complete abolition of siavery in Edisto river. which position she stortly left, and | officers are only slightly iepewer sop F, as pe n- AUCTION PRICES! ront of the Auction Rooms, or — permanen og Fe . ” steamed up the river. jury done the enemy, any report made pee | STEVENS’S stock of Fancy Goods—Pa. aven , | Xo. of the stock we have had on storage, com- : i oroanges oom. 00 on Sixth et. Setanta J eoon afterwards came tu sight of a fort on the | ulation, and no reliable or truthful statements | petwaen gh and 9th ste opposite Center Mar pricing— : pe posts on Sixth « ---— seme -- point of Otto Island, inte which, at the distance | have come from there yet. All our batteries have | must be closet out by the frst Of January. Nedstrads, Rureaus, Wardro! «, Address ra 6 EUSTON. - OUR MILITARY BUDGRT. | ora mile, 1 threw a few shelis, as did the gun- | been worked with teat credit to those Lin obarge stock 18 18g and of zrent varisty, and is now of Matogary Bookoass, Lownses, ofa, Yu N Weehington Sa boats, to discover if it were occupied. There | of them. On yesterday there were of | forex a hlie : “ . Dressi Nn }Stande; = ri AN INCIPIBNT SKIRMISH SPOILED ieing no saswer I sent a boat aa ohaee to take | Abe’s vessels in sight, but from their aie ey in eieer 2 Th tose wast taveeseives = age Gouton tonal ee ane 8, Foz RENT. racy of St DWE Ainge site. Yesterdey sfiernoon a dispatch reached the | possession, and found it webee regular triangalar telteve thet “eocntboay to hacto= raphe had Terates. ALEX. ELLIOT Rp Washatande, Can se Wend eat Chistes aa i amd They nny oa streets are ‘ towards the w: x wo a _ ¥, we Ree er Lee Feetech, Seeyiand, benaiod ana ony at each, ‘with bastions and a | just from Warrington confirms the report that the ed s8ig nee, nes oc! 009 Sw Garpats and Oilolothe, for snaouncing that a tignal officer on the Maryland tal the land side; the whole surrounded | firing of the enemy is very bad and of very little LANK Ci ier, Lamps, &o. : . | the heights of the Potomac had discovered troop] bya ditch. The ? BY Piste Castors,’ Pisted Buiter and Cake Kniver; ee 1 ETS, COMFORTS, BED LINING, byaditch. The magatine had been blown up, | effect. He says be counted over twenty shells Clothe, Towels, Napkins, Qui ts, &0.,4 " . ; having ex- | fai] supp'y. KATE, Ao tcl We ing from Winchester towards Harper’s Fers’ and everything cartied away or destroyed; the | lying there on a street, none of them iz One p-ice only, marked in pisin ficures. Knives acd Fo ke, ala: assortment, : 2 ‘street, he- ‘Wbersuped General Beads promptly erdared the | sal¥ Sieg 1h balag tee Semis 2m OAM | eS as “Mamsak ‘ane Carpets, ‘Curlsins, Oiloloths. Rugs, &e., upper Cock'ng aud other Stores. ween tain and ists deo a gun, h ‘bee: rst. er . 16th Indiana Volunteers, with two rifle guns, to nine cctne niadlies large quantity of timber W heat’s and another battery, all from Louisiana | An inspestion of stock incurs no obligation to ead WALL & BARNARD, Auots, F%, LE—4,000 bushels Fy < the Instant support of Colonel Geary, who, it will | and palmeto logs, which [ left undisturbed, there | and Mississippi. pprohase, PERRY & BRO., "SR ROWLIEE SGA ‘ board sohooner 8 oes, Ot PPo ¥ pal log: de 9-5t Ps. av..and By THOS. POWLING, Auctioneer. 5 Uco getown be remembered. continues in command at that | being little or no probability of any one coming [From the Charleston Conrier, Nov. 29th } - No. 174 Bridee st., Georzetewn. ‘de 9-lw" oj T. G. YOUNG. ¢. to remove it; and considering thet should we oc- | Pgxsacota, Nov. 23.—8 a. M —Both partiesare MAlt ARRANGEMENTS AT THE WASE- URNITURE, ROUSEHO! D EFFECTS, point. upy ce it would be required to fini sh th beac INGTON CITY POST OFFICE. 4 Po On .NiSH APARTMENTS—Very neatiy P t despatch brings | CUPY the place it wou requir athe | silent this morning I walked down to the beach ATY | TINNERS Foore. &c &c.. it Avction.-On wed wey apeseemalnes. Fhis morning, & subsequent despa ‘88 |) work this morning and looked at Pickens. She seems | 5 6 rom § A. M. to 830 P. M.—| WEDNESDAY MORNING. ith inatant, at 10 +7 ease aspuakinte ter dane cas information that the force of the enemy above :e- Having matle the above examination I continued | considerably battered. A long dark place upon | Office Open from - du. to » de o’olock I wili s'l. is trent of the Auction Booms, on ga & Co.'s Bank—on New Youk a' i, No. ferred to proved to be entirely composed of cav- | up the Coosaw river with the gunboats, piloted | her side, which the men say isshot marks, was Sundays, 8 to 10 A. M. 500: 8, sueeriment of Housekeeping Articles, feo see wr 1 Py alry, whieh turned off in another direction as | YY Uspt. Boutelle. When just passing Morgan | platuly visible Poor Fort McRae suffer yes- MAILS GLOBE. Ba. — theogh scouring the already exhausted country | ‘Ver. about two miles from Otter Island, | came | terdar far more than we thought Six men were “ . . m ‘and. Weod-sea* rs, 5 - — Hedrand Bodding, Lounger Talis sid Weak? Po ak ye BES stands, ;. | S¥epue and the Circle, t2 the First War’. Squave Cookirg end Parlor Stoves amd Kitchen Farni- ow ot ‘wel loca’ed for the creat ion of Saisie © ~ . business. Appl: to H.C. SPALL a Jeo, 8 large and jete f Tinners’ > BB tegen ora largoce. | NO 338 Dat. between 9th and lth ats. .de7 St” fishmen R LEASE AT A SACRIFICE- At the Peete ane ere TaN WLING. Auot Fe three Poe pete = Doct abeaen 1° : ‘west (wost wide ) betwern Band C By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneérs, roome, ” Corner Pa. ave. and Ninth street -; lesen aenear + BEN ¥ CONTINUATION SALE OF AN ELEGANT | $38;‘casl nde Fwellth sk. weet, betweon Pons: SERIO Wests, Ace Se aT AvcHion = | sreseenorth. Having just received another large »took, we will Bead LEASE, on T Hi tight of w fort directly abend, and at the junc- | Killed by the falling of the cover of a rest, and | g Northern and Eastern at 930 a im..3.30 p,m, and tion of Barnwell creek with the Coosaw. When | ten others wounded. They say five hundred shot Northwestern at 3.90 p.m. and 9p. m. within a mile we threw a few shells into it, and | and shell feel into the fort. The damage was done Wertern &t 3%) p. m. there being no signs of occupation, and the ne- by the ships, which took position southwest of} Alexandriast 4p m.and9 p m xroes showing themselves in the nelgbborbood, | | the fort, where the guns could not be very effec-| Georgetown at 33) p m. and 9 p.m, sent a beat on shore to take possession, and found | tive, and fire broadside after broadside upon her. Beets eens Tibi ate ps mn sinter it to be a redoubt, with a ditch on three faces, and | A battery located just back of her aided in repel- dists pecan Ou youtsnac >. mon Monday. Wel- & stecp slope toward the water, above which the | ling the attack and, it is said, struck them fifteen : id: id ds Parapet was elevated thirty feet; its name being | times. Only two abips are off the harbor this ancaenicer eas m.and93p m. (as we found from papers picked up) Fort Hay-| morning. I fear neither party will renew the Brookvilie, Frederick and Tupper Marlboro at 9 ward. The armament bad consisted of only three | aeht this morning. If they do McRae will prob- | p.m guns—one rifle, which bad been removed—and | ably be abandoned during the day, and the bat-| | Coleaville st9 p, m.on Monday, Wednesday and two eighteen pounders, which beiug of a very | tery bebind her worked. But if abe was levelled | Friday. antiquated make, and spiked, 1 destroyed by | to the sand, nothing would be accomplished to- for forage or something of the sort some miles off from Harper's Ferry. So that prospect of a skir- mish was soun spolied FRAUDS TTON THE CUMMISSARY DEPARTMENT Mr. David B. Christ, of Pottsville, Pa., an ac- tive and well known detective of misdemeanors in the county of Schuylkill, Pa., has lately been employed in the Commissary Department in this city as weighmaster of corn, oats, chop feed, coal, 4&c. Mr. Christ became suspicious that there was something rotten in Denmark, and !nformed Col continue the sale at our large Salesroomjustinthe Inquire breaking the trunions off. wards the reduction of our batteries. We have] Northern an MES EAE, 9308. m. and 6 | rearcf our Auction Roomarnt 0 Ocock THURS. corner Seven hand Rucker and Capt. E. L. Hautz, who has charge] Thenext morning early! returned, and removed | never counted her as anything in the fight. pm. DAY MORNING. 12th instant The stock eom- For RENT —With Bos’, a large front ON: of the department. They at once relieved Mr. | to this vessel a quantity of lntrenching tools which AN ABOLITION CLUB IN NEW ORLEANS. Northwestern at6 8, m.93) a.m. &nd6 p.m. priege. a eeand supesh eusestmnens of inten and Inquire at No 473 Sixth street, near Christ from his post and set bim at work to ferret | ! = ana the fort teqethet ies a largesling| From the New Orleans Crescent of the 23d ult. Hear aids pm. fen largest Soporte pots ge thee 4 4 poommodate three or four persons +? out the suspected frauds Mr. Christ commenced | “7! 294 two slege carriages, which had not been we take the following : Georgetown at3a m and3'p m. York, made up especially for the nt season, — much eed by the fire, which had consum- Yesterday morning Lieut. Morel, of the Third Old Point Comfort at 930 a.m. of the latest styies,and wa ranted from meth, and had not gone far in his investigations before | ed sufficiently to render useless the other one, | District Police, upon information recelved, ar- ¥ be got upon the track of some ef these Govern- ment thieves, and he discovered that oats by the wagon load has been stolen, wood, &c , to large amounts. The matter was traced up so close to if 8t6 p. m.; interme- vile and Port Toba and allthe timbers. This being completed, Ire- | rested a German named Frenzel, who lives on LG a Monday, Wednes- diate places on routes at 6 p. turned to Otter Creek Island, and finding there | Charles street, in the second district, charging | day and Friday. the Vixen, which had préceded us for the pur- | him with being an incendiary and traitor to the Annapolis at6& m.ard6 p.m. pose of bringing off an engineer—Lt. O'R ouke— | State and Southern Confederacy. It appeara that Brookwvilte and Frederick at6 p.m. who had been sent by Gen. Sherman to join us at} F., who is qnite an intelligent man, bad excited Li pach 1p aaht ae ooheet aty Kk RENT— Board) em Hudson Bays tabla, Closks,Capesaand Vietorines, He Sy 4 a 81 snobs ‘Do do > near Wer Department. OFS a Oo LET— splendid PARLOR, and fraiice Pea # Y bp a 7 : iy French Mink, French Sab'e, River Mink, Capes. | #1 joome. one. Appiy at 599 weet the doors of some of the guilty parties that they | Coftin’s Landing. He desired tomakea drawing | Lieut. More's suspicions some tline siace ty ac, Satarday. Pe wiS CURPHANE BoM | eR ate: Came and Made, White ficcee’*? F 8n¢ ©, one squares om the have confess-d thelr guilt and several arrests | ©f the fort, and as it was late, [ anchored for the | marks that he was reported to have made in favor | ~ Wasitvoton City, Deo 7. 1861. de9st |*iberianSquirrel) Do do louse. 4 have been mad. A th th harged | Right, leaving again on the morning of the 27th | of Lincoln and his dynasty; he was watched, the UTTER Fur, Seal, ares and other Gloves, Gauntie's, 1GHT OR TEN, G00B HANDS FOR wn, teatnatees, eerie, Charged | with ‘the gunboats and Vixen (there not being | result of which was’he war honed Wego thea B ND EG6S8 Meee mpneny ‘re military men, teamsters, purchasers, &c , of water for the Pawnee) to ascend the Ashepoo | there was a powerful organization fn this city—at these goods, a regular conspiracy gotten up for the purpose of stealing from the Government. COLONEL ASTOR. Headquarters, Army x. the Potomac, Washington, Nov. 30, 1561. : oy 8 i size, river. as f understood that there was @ military | least 5 000 strong—which, the moment Lincotn's| _ 'gy PackAg®: Butter, large and smal! size, Station a sbort distence up. After running a few | army made its appearance here on our coast,| In store and for ea'e by miles f discovered a redoubt, and having, as be- | would rise and belp them to the best of their ‘ D. E. DUTROW, fore. satistied myself that it wes not occupied, I | ability. He further is reported to bave said that | _de7 lw 450 Eighth st, near Pa. avenue. landed and found that, like the others. it wos | bis society would cut all the rebels’ throats; and THE WHITE HOUSE very carefully and scientifically built, with adeep | that, 2s no one knew or suspected its existence, it Tue Well knswn White House Restaurant, on E A bh the session Fanoy Carriage anc Sleigh Robes, Lined and Un- St A HUBNER'S Paris lived Buffslo Robes. kee. &o- Esteietimeat, oboe ath at hate Paes k will exhibitio: Wednesda: . oDGSae Re tamctioataeh se “enn: | Aen mi RNISHED ROOMS bie doo WALL & BARNARD, Avcts._| TORENT-FURNISHE irda ivanis av on thir or, Bnd gas; two emall Hail R: ad By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., joncers. ad a R, Sr MALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWEL- | guncrnt There if stable room for one hop Dw General Orders, No. 51. ditch around it. Everything had ven destroyed | was all the more powerful High street, near the canal, n seorge- ING HOUSE AND az PusLic SALE Jobn J. Astor, Esq., of New York, is announced | 814 carried away excepta rifled 24 pounder and | a savannan gecovyT oF THR Inyas1oN. tows, bas been reGi:ted, aad pa-tee can THURSDAY AL TERNOON, Decsmter che Tate FUBNISHED PARLOR AND CHAMBERS. @ Volunteer Alde-de-Camp ta the C ding | been pursy eee te pounder, both of whict had | The subjoined extracts sre from letter found | NOW,be Secommodatad with somfor at 4 o’olook. on the premises, we shall sell part o ‘A nicely and com 7 forniened Parlor, ‘ P and wilt re] Lech Burst, and another 18-pounder, which I de- | in the possesion of Orderig Beene Sy Dun-] Wines, Iiquors and. Se Lot Ro. |. in Sewers sly, frosting on Mossschuosts | with tro adjowins Chambers. on the Oret Seas, General, with the rank of Colonel, and will be | stroyed ham, ofcompany C, (Capt” Waring's) of the 6th ox furnisied with Or ste'acas ueun bei ig eed fog obeyed and respected accordingly. Having performed thts duty, 1 continued up } Georgia Huzars, Col Fields, who 4 A. RODIEK, Prorrietor, | % street, together with the improve captured | Ae7-im The SOLDIERS AND ALL OTHERS EXPOSED By command of Mzj. General McClellan the river, thinking that I might find fortifications rr ‘ting of & nest and well-built Brick | Slike pleasent. and the r-oms copvemient ad com- at Mosquito Creek, which offers the only inland near Burke's Station, Va ,a few days « letter is postmarked & b, Ni i a th very comfortable and ‘well arranged | poe aera i 8. WILLIAMS, Ass’t Adj. General poets n letter is postmarked Savannah, Nov 26, is61, ani wetand cold and troubled with herd, stiff very comfortable OR RENT—A fine fi tery BR BUILD- » a c el of communisation with Charleston. | is addressed to “Henry P. Miller, ¢ Capt | leather, or who are in any way interested mm the na desiravie situation for ® private ‘with water a8 throughout, very Official: Wa. P. Masox, Alde-de.Camp None bad, however, been erected there, and i | Waring, Georgia Huzztrs, Gol Fields, sth Reel. | weal aad durability of exther tak he eee F My fe Col. Astor is the eldest grandson of the late residence, Title pertect. x ted, oan be rented in exchange for One-third cash ; the residue in 6 and 12| B!Cely he in some of the ourskirte months. with interest, secured by 8 deed in trust smaller. "There are, famaly yeusone for, the pre: de6___J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auots. | Posed exchange. Hersons who, kno By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, | | J. F..244 Penn avence. ERE, y OFA rey pees THE Raitnoap Dz- A TY tive Minne The, — ~ wea rb rot —Un THURSDAY, the 2th of ber: St | authorized to reli the entire Fixtures of @ hret- 3 o'clock, we wii! soll to the highest bidder. on 'h® | Ciags suiliard Saloon, centrally jooated on Pea premises part of Lot No.4, in Square No. 630, b*- | Syivanis avenue, cad now doing ® good business. ginning at the northwest eorner of said square and | Tf is completely furnirhed in every respect, and hes running thenoe sovthwardly with the lin= of New . hoorwood Marbic bod Tetice” A, Jersey avenue 4) feet: thence easterly 100 feet tos ree Tab Gs. McGUIRE & CO A neers, point distant $7 feet southerly from the south, lice | PZ a a continued up the river to the plantation on Hutch- | ment of Cava ry, Manassas, Va,’ : : inson Island, about twelve miles above Otter | “Your aff. sister, Lizzie” After seme mmection PEASE MILL EHS LEATHER the ste Island; which was as far 28 the vessels could go. | of private affairs, “Lizzie? says: ING. For sale generally by those who supply aut Here were a large number of neg oea, but no “L suppose vou bave heard before this of the ae lw lers. &c. White men. although they told me there wus « Port Royal affair. {tisreally truethe Yankees cocoa Pet Picket of soldiers about three miles beyond. At| bave possession. Beaufort bas been deserted. b > RICH MILITARY SOODS. this time I heard beavy firing; and as we all sup- | its Inbebltanten Me Bayard came to the city lact M tre aL & BRU. .have juct Fecetwed large Posed it proceeded from the Pawuee, I hurried | week, dressed in a shabby suit that be would not | $d i er stock of very rich Military every one on board and returned down the river | have thought of wearing at one time, having lost ‘They cal! partiouiar attention to their a*sortment 4s quickly as possible; but on reaching that vessel everything Hisbarn, filled with a splendid crop of fine Swords, Sabres, Sashes, Epaulettes, Sing 6 was told that the sounds came from the direction | of corn end cotton, to allof which he set fire | Double, ard Treble-row Shoulder Straps, Hat and of Beaufort aud burned down—lost all bis negroes, except | C&P Ornaments, do. R " Then, with the Pawnee, got under welgh, and | three or four house servants. Mr. Bulter told » W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, ‘ermi and Is signed | Comfort, acd economy Freatiy romoted Ga R PR John Jacob Astor, and with praiseworthy patriot- i ne ism indeed, bas left for the time being his im- mense estate to labor here, as he is laboring as industriously and unremittedly as any other man in the military service, in the good cause of the restoration of the Union. NAVY YARD Yesterdsy morning the steamer Baltimore sr rived at the yard, having been absent for some yor by Jeter M. F ave. ‘ 3 northwardly to eaid line |" time, engaged in the naval service on the coast | #ecompanied by the other vessel ran across the | Pa Many families who a shgrt month since] de7 3: G8 Ee ares ‘Brown's Hotel. Siiccrect wamaentne theses ‘at the distance FAex FOR SALE.—A FARM containing 235 and in the bay. The Murray and Satellite ar. | b®¥ to Hunting Isiands river, where I landed and | were wealtby are new ruined,@id now renting = 4 5 of 100 feet east from the said northwest mew od oO! of which one halfis in timber, the resi- tread Gide morning, tes with c, jooked for the fortifications on the point of Hunt- | houses in Charleston for $12 a month NJAMIN De WOLFF, : anid square. and thecoe w set with said line duo of arable land of sood guslty, Abuatense of : g> but no news of interest. | ing Island, but could not find the least appear] “A Mes Danny whe fled tn great haste, after- ing the Naiioday hy ENe® | E street to the point of beginning. ped water. wel Sutrineied. Withie hal 6B Four shells were fired from the rebel batteries at | ance of there ever having been any there? The | wante et ee broths and four servants to try Adjoigung the National Hotel. Theabove property i at wee corner of | boars’ haul of a * the Satellite as she came up, none of which | lizt-house had been recently blown up, and all | to save something; he and the four servants were a . orcesing goucty. vithios within Sins New Jereey avenre and to be the best business | ‘erms : One-tnird cas! struck her, all going too high, though good line t eeps constantly on hands Assortment of the public property carried away. J had now | all taken by the thieving Yankees. They have cot “AND SILVER MVATCH ES shots. Veseels poss the batteries now without f LVER &V CHE GOLD examined all the points mentioned in your letter | visited Danfurkie Island, ! believe Mrs. Dunn CHAINS, JEWEL? Y¥.SILV*R W. a E A the, for notes bearing i ay ht of me Washington kath > bs I [ e. a . for notes ing in! from 7 if a Dy Lieut O Rourke ok pinch bad been visited | lives there, and taken Stoddard’s negroes. One| CUTLERY SPECTACLES.” OPERA AND | gal tesions ote dem iyt,icterent {rom the day of | from Wa srowth. "House. ‘Berg. and other smal desitatioa, and In many cases are apparently un-} by Lieut O'Rourke on bis way across; and he | escaped by biding himself. “ No B ReEEY ELaAsE FA, 45: fe kil. | —2¢S-dade J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auots. | duildings. For partioulsrs and terms, enquires noticed by the rebels. Even when fired upon it} reporting that no works had been erected there, 1 | <-Jimmy says that a gentleman told him that : apeitias Cone Wy ios Wane ee antO f the subsoriber, 1%7 6th street, between } UBI.IC SALE OF VALUABLE PERSON. | treets north, Washington, D. C- al, Estate pat virtue 0: An order of pha s cordw. v phans’ Court of Prince George's county the sub- di ecriber, a8 Executor. will se! ee sale, atthe Inte ee pe pig Mary, ells qoomnest, a ueen Anne Distri ct, on * * Somber, 1861, of the caveat Heute of anid 1s rare that one is struck. The Sateilite will re. miuin at the yard a day or two for repairs. A HIGH COMPLIMENT We hear that Lieut. Col. Hudson, of Mojor General McClellan's staff, has reported, as the result of bis late inspection of the 4th Connec- did not think it worth the delay that would have | the euemy are shelling Tybee, but P've beard | (ian retes2 in Chrouome been occasioned there. I left Hunting Island | nothing more of it. You know all the troops . > = harbor at 7a m. this morning, and reached my | have been withdrawn from the coast, and are In ADD TOR RICAN WATCH. stock of anchorage here at meridian how encamped about the city. 1 wrote you of the | London, Liverpool, ani Goonce Wate Lee eben With regard to the other inquiries that 1 was | safe arrival of Anderson in a steamer bringing | on hand’a large asso tment of Am Tian mang-ac. ordered to make, I would beg leave to say, that | 11,000 stand of small arms, cannon and ammunt- ture— Waltham, Magsachucette—i r both Ladies whenever practicable.,the slaves have been remo- | tion of all kinds, blankets and shoes, and a day | and Gentlemen. in Goid and Silver C: fine Wa ches, &o. foe has rem res, ae CHARLES C'SAILER: ENT—The PREMISES on the POR ards sete lately oooupied by Re Ww Bates & Co., wood and coal Te iA terms, 3 DO = &o.apply to WILLIAM Bi, PHIL! a . Fee ted, | A dumber of Work Horses and Mules, avenue. ved; ax on the northern side of the Athepoo,where | after, {he arrival of a schooner, bringing coffe Aj of the sbove offered chea r att iNT, ticut volunteers, Col. Tyler, that they more near- | there {8 no comuuuication with the Raisto’ "At | and eats on ‘M. W. GALT & BRO. Jewellers, eee eo T Wo, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, “I inclose the Northern 354 Fa. ave., 4 doors west of B, on first floor, at 406 D street, between ly approech the condition of remarkably efficient | 2!! the plantations south of that a great many still close rn account of the Port] 4a7s¢ Browa'’s H-tal ‘corse Power and Thresher, ‘7th. nos regulars than any other regiment he has so far remain at Hutchinson island, not less, { think, | Royal affair. Gen Drayton, who commanded ——— | Wazonsand O: : had occasion to inspect. Sach areport concerning them deserves to be thus made known to the world, as if but for the Prospective effect of so doing upon the rest of the than 120 Not a white man seems to be left any: | the South Caroline forces at Port Royal hus tree AYOR’S OFFICE, where outside the line of military occapetion, arrested as a traitor; they say he orded a retreat M WasHINcTon, mgspgertve 1961, 1 which was higher than I was able to yo with the | before there was any’ necessity, as they bad time gh meneeaLs vill ee Taree at this om we oan vessels. to save everything, instead of which they retreated for taking off tle old aheathing ‘and shing!ing, and The slaves are doing nothing, and are very | With such precipitation asto leave thelr arm» be- 6, y Two Car:iages and one pair of Carriage Horses, IDBOMELY FURNISHED ROOM implements of ai! kirds, - urn ein iceereerct nies. Fiemme! cence ope, mapped t 4) ‘convenient to id Provender of all k ke , ko. . venient sr onns of calor For all ain of sad eadne ex, af Fite, bs rose Cas ma: \upetts avenue, north heath, hing! h ; and for sums above that amount. pionnyreaeco fhendly and neainted us rolantarity wherever we | bind; the offcers even left thelr ewords” Thie | Center Miinee Bpeee: from wovcaur ws Sith drafts on Baltimore REG months, intereet added, | eh end th ste, rmy of t Potomac. wanted their ald ; and sometimes, as at Fort Hay- ‘en. Drayton’s brother was in command of one | street west: wi requir pe a I wig tesla tobe SovSatt Ninth aivect | "7" SAlsto commenonatniveeehe pi, | AO FAMILIES AND SUTLBES s s . LDIANS fy s “Your affectionate sister ’ w.?? i i q ter Star I was present at the review of the New | intell:zent among them told me that there was no ‘The Richmond correspondent of the Charleston | outed to the satisfaction oftre Mayor and the Com- York troops by Gov. Morgan and others upon packed cotton this year, and that not much more Mercury says: Day by day reports thicken in re- | missioners of the Center Market. than balf the cotton and scarcely any of the pro-| gard to Magruder’s {ncouipetoncy, and charges RICHARD WALLACE, vision crop hud been gathered. * # * even welzhtier than this are preferred against} @@7-5t___ ss Matyoor, 1 forgot to mention that as far 98 we could make | him. Lee wouid probably have superceded him H TO THE PUBLIC. out. ou our return down the river, (the Ashepoo,) | bad he not been called to your city. AVING My stte tion called toa paragraph in they appeared to be burning houxes in the direc-] An advertiser in the Norfolk Day Book, of De- | the Globe, which is repor'ed as part of the state- tion of the South Edisto river, or on tuose , lanta- | crmber 5, wants to buy a quantity of old Ameri. | mect_of Hon. Mr. Wilson, in. the Genate, J December 4th. 1861, in regard to the arrest bore hor ale rig still — inthe pogemon can (Union) flags. of colored poopie who are now in confinement in of the whites, and the same thing reemed to be A heavy snow storm prevailed in Richmond o1 " a, D. i continued during the night is theud inctant. Pl nm} the covnty jail of Wachineto 2. C., which also Ry J. C, MOGUIRE & CO,. Auctioneers. have constantly on head « large as- EXTENSIVE SALE OF ape cce Fi '- | sortment of OYSTERS of the best petty) PoRtED AND VomEstic CicaRs.—On SATUR- | Siso keeps & large quantity of Choice Picks DaY EVENING, Decemoer 7th, 001 at | Oveters. ‘Our son ided sters can’t be be: Zo'clogk.we shai! sell at the Washington National | up in Scst clses style, Give us & onli. We foal r. ‘J Messrs. oman 5 sat that you egain. * 4 fic tach ‘strosts betwee ‘a. ave and F | & CO. ‘corner of 12th and E streets. nov?7-im* streat, opposite Willarde’ Hotel, a weil-selected | —————_—___—_————————— stook of— G°v't PATTERN Box 300,000 IMPORTWD AND DOMESTIC AXLE BOXES, Saturday. As tothe review, ! have no doubt that you have already acquainted your readere with its perticulars. Among the distinguished persons who assisted at it was Mr. Russell. correspondent of the London Times. He was afterwards, with a number of other gentlemen, a guest of Colonel D’Utessy’s at a dinner, which, for camp life, was st, done Blsckemithe’ Poushed Steel 5 ds, sl! of whioh bave been selected ‘ es the names of the ocnstables who arrested | (f Qhoice brands, needgegetny cont decidedly magnificent. There were present all] I cannot finish without mzntiontng the obliga. | | Messrs Bell, Vest and Conrad, took sents in the fie " fat ty pame mentioned, At the bottom | bY, Mr A, Homon. ofthe above fr m men ofthe Breckemithe Buttresses (steel), = jous [am under to Capt Boutelle, for the 8! rebel Congress as members from Missouri. of this list a statemen' 7 ee mepertnae at a . et the officers of hisreziment. Ina neat littlespeech and untiring energy be displayed in piloting us ‘erms cash. Bo: which Dr. Russell made, he spoke of the Gari- baldt Guards particularly attracting his attention by their fine soldierlike appearance; and of the officers he seid he had traveled a great deal but never before met so large @ party representing so many different nations where such perfect good wil and brotherhood seemed to reign. Heended by proposing three cheers for Col. D'Utassy. Thi® tables,a Mr. Kirg, notorious herein this city as BRISK TRADE IN TRUNKS pip s that live by this bi through those inland waters; and | think the peo-| or months past the sale of arme and munitions | 024°, the © estures that live by this business, toot up & poor buy named Armrtrong, who ran ple must have been a little surprised at seeing | of war has been brisk, but this branch of trade, | away irom Alexandria joined an ‘Oh regiment, vessels of war passing at full speed up narrow, during the last few days, seems to have been to- | and was leftin this city when te reiment ¢ and, not over deep, rivers, such as the Coosaw tally eclipsed by the large operations in the trunk | home, Fe took him 'o jatl end took from in and Ashepoo. I am, very respectfully, your obe- | business. This rather mvsterious moveamet may, | d0!lar and a ha'fthat the soldiers had given him.” dient servant, P. Darron, perhaps, be explained by the fact, which we bear | (Ag My (nic) gcltizens miele euspeot me of being Commander, (commanding Pawnee.) | on good authority, that certain traders of Charles, hf Y Nn feel \t my duty to inform the public that it is not ton were recently ascertained to be taking very F. ics, asl never arrested ® y by thst name, NB sey who are. apt satiefied ah their arden's enna at the time of delivery need not receive eure ‘Army Sha News Rew _do4 — J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Now bag re Government Loan Agency, Orrics oF SCHOFL ue. i LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., RIRANG, LIVER Sate AND EXCHANGE way _ wegerpe orse . Vi Sledees. &o., &c. Axles Vices, JOHN R. ELVANS, \weo (Repub.) 309 aven J.F. Kir = ic steps to send away from the city as| which thereoord ofthe js | wills farther, KERS, Nos. 230 and 290 & and i em The Ladies of Georgetown will | “eee! in y y Sr. w 'e { vidaF 7 cape much as possible of their stocks of goods, etc. | #5 Will be seen by that list there ws another officer Conner oF Pa. AVENUE AND TanTH St. bate —— prcemarspectaetena PF ecg | 2orker Higit and Cay ot cote: tor tre tecete OF ite | Gen. Leet having been interned sites facta, | King. |} would ‘ike the h- norabls members who Gentlemen wishing to hire & nest stylish — ing e this case under investigation to watch Lewis JOHNSON, of our firm, beving, boon turnout oan be supplied with s team of any de- MOR RO Tne gte hor: tals, commencing TO- | promptly issued an order to put a stop to these see the actio MORROW ‘ Tuesday) EVENING ac 75% sS upmanly doings. We are glad of it —Charleston E} baving time to give you any more particulars, I aud deeds of rom» certain por F Sppoint & >ubscription Agent ior scription, in a strie of rare i z EXCELLENCE, remein yours truly, .DELAM. Admissi_u 19 esate. t | Mercury. 13th pach Rorerd such reports on tho inere a ape a a oT coe of <7th Ay =— a i LADI:s’ FESTIVAL, AT THORN’S @ SOREADEEATE anny FIRED Mudeoribed and Caitog-Biates 3 lective sy sesons of male int atmen : iy ‘Senount of eandals horece-suiabie for army a ad . it ta! Hail, Seven'hst., between D and & sts., GALVESTON Nov via New Orleans, Nov.15 is ~d sworn me, thin reasury tes of yn ven band. fs cat, Sobeoee wt THIS EVEN N© tor the benchtof the Moshraiat | At haif past three o'clsek thie moriiug the rexel, | of Deoomber- 1 THOR ASG DONA = Lees 50 3 lp sean | Yack Gap leh soenonca nd rege! | one nen BES hn B . roe tts | Yac! ‘apt C. Heeble, abandoned and burning, arewiil enliven the coosstnn, ‘Come li, sud | Of Bolivar, in the Bay: Boats’ were sent to bey Jusr rQbOOkS AND WATCHES... sand Hi at the doc nett Of Sdmission ton cones. | esac’: tne fre was within a fow feet of her | S,UST Revel ved a go «! sasortn Robinson atthedoor, se en ee dance uch was saved and the firequenched. | 349, “herceite Boowiee Goole Ae es 0. 0. F.—GRAND LODGE —An ad.| Tbe damage was light. ‘There were indications | 349+y0PP® U7 Gen. Patterson bas called for a Court of In- quiry inte bis conduct in the campaign of last Spring and Summer. oa: ANCA? Ce RSONS IN WANT OF OVAL FRAMES JANOS! PIANOSI!! us! reps tsi Gill osew ood, A number Eg 7 Sa FiNos RR Pier Phctogs tr SOHN WAGNER, next door reoe'ved yesterday to his old estad!ishmen: 5 sven tactory of Wim K On. Be them 8 very N. B. Looking-giass inserted in old {rames. hsndeome osrved Pisno, which o! ned the high- Bo 2-Im est premium from the late Baltimore Exhibition, Nn eae New Year's =] ———_—_—_______. {7 From Shillington, Odeon Building, we i hes warranted, &nd which | offer for sale (as a fine UR Ss! FURS! Journed mesiing of tho RW. Grand Lode Of 8 stout resistance by her crew. ‘The cutlasses J.& J.T ROBINSON & CO, mit) on socommodating tenuis, and’at prices | E FURS have Godey’s Lady's Book for January, a won-| of tre trict of Columbia will be held a+ Oda | Were found below deck, but the other small arms 49 Penn. avenue, opporite 0 suit the times. — MINK SABLE. dud eae * Fe'lows’ Hail, on 7th atreet,on MONDAY EVK- | Were missing. Musket balls were found imbedded | _de6 6t* Brown's Hotel, TO RENT-I yi have goyeral Pianos always rk . 9th in tant, at 7 orelo0K. cin in ber sides it te supposed & frigate launch M A. CARD. on bons Fay eo eee at wank, Se ees TER aE aca SABLE. Gusianat@al te ck N T. BANSS, G. Seo nea: ‘acht before it was discovered. Th eR Ha y pl me Apres byt? ‘ if" The uaval court-maztial in the case of é 2 e R.J AIGLER Has the pleas re to inform examine, F. C. REICHENBACH, in variety, and ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of | Ml#cking party evidently consisted of two men. | his fendersnd te pata. that fen nee (Ont = iN i etown. Commander Scott, late of the Keystone State, for the best quality, at 37% “a nest Bere The Yacht’s crew numbered fifteen. The Yacht t i oat —Rewat ims ___To lth street._ eet stron. S26 SRO's, Seore . leaving his station without leave. has reported to boarding houses fu cd at jow rates. A} Was brought in. The enemy, evidently frizht- kept on baud at the | ened, left ina hurry. 7: ae Sesortinsat of fine Ci wladelphia Confectionery, corner Twelfth anu F the Secretary, who has not yet passed upon its nd weil-knowu 8s Aig * Geneat, Having made erran; for & con- | to eapply Washington and G : findin:. ats, Bo7-lm* | The steamboat Louteville lest evening took out sens Supely of a the bpp pheeteenrg a om, Yi : $t00 Pracbio wed Bins! U7 Commander Poor, tried for allowing the} nicw Gloaka Whw waD = | 1,075 sacks of salt and 500 sacks of coffee for New | 400! Ropes te ceenie a en * Sumter to escape from New Orleans, when be ETHING NEW—S OR LL. N Ri SUBHNas Nevins BROS AULnED | IN TORR op gate ets, io c the best was in command of the Brooklyn, blockading ‘be seamen = = = = = dants, he hopes to receive a due shareor a otnie Fiat a ere a mred.” is navestatee a NY PLOsEn, aw QEAWLS, AND | Orleans. After this, we expect the day to come | favor. ‘dog on om asrees Good: when New Orleans will ship cotton to Memphis. Gloves: far th ie cos Sm ‘k-d in plai ures. Carrets, Oileloths, Rugs, Mattings, Curtains, | “Pts Appeal. that port, was acquitted by the Court, and the | go Srretse Pulelo The Nataher Cosa oe sary Rye SEN ie us, mia, ele RSE ee PERRY & BROTHER, e Natchez Courier states that les in that MILITARY @a Le ARR eee % ee cere wETenee by Secestary Wellin.) a. a Pa.avrane shai, | clt are actually purchasing the Hheceabaries of life {Oty SAPS en nage CHEESE: cuepse: CHEESE! | destw _ooru'r Tenth ot aut Pas aeenie, waneonat—Hon. J- Hillyard Cameron, of To- | FYERSONS IN BLACK Will find our etosk of | *%4 *ending TET ee ena: Tg Leamacione: Berea QuoRs, HAGE Gy E COUNTY CONDENSED Mi tonto, Canada; Col. James A. Mulligan, the hero i. ouralng Gods fell, am Badatmostmod-| rye Lexington Advertion ne the 15th says; We | de5-1m SEYMOUR’S, Georgetown. abe. Al Fe 5 earn Pr Piysiciene, dacp of Lexington; Lieut. Colonel J. W. Tillman, | “One prion o: lr. marked 1 plata hecrea learn that two negroes belonging to Mr Boyd, | 0 GOAL DEALERS AND OT ERS—For . B. NGS & CO. i wo TS ad Major A. W. Clark, and Lieutenants Mill and| Carp>ts, Uiloloths, Curtainn, Egypeper Boors, | near Benton, shot their master with his own gun, Paes ioe to soe tons Run of Mine Gambe | 33D grease. tS RS Battrick, of Rankin’s U. 8. Lancers, are at the] deo-st va dene Lat Get, | 00 Sunday ‘night last, and then made theif ee: | Coal, daliy oxproted to arsive by expense’, | —o2=tf____Philharmonio Building. or N 2 » le ‘a-avenueand Ninth st | cape They were pursued and finally captured. be delivered on bostaa qsstow: OTICE. pce FOR. SiTIZENS WEAR—CLOvHS, Cassi. | Mt Boyd is seriously wounded. w | porn aetlreas, stamee bic O7-The Halifax ( TERE and VESLINGS, a fai ac va Scotia) Sun justifies urohaser it Address, pee aoe Ply, WAKING UP THE EXTORTIONERS. r om 380 Post Office, Alexan 5-6" One prioa only, marked in plain figure An inspector of st0ok incurs no Obligation to | 4, We 8d quite a stirring day Yesterday amon the taking of Mason and Slidell from the British La commas Sra mop | =P cant Se Phyoutars, OMeasrteat Of tates? and Chil sah deauen heed oem wae pareest the “‘extoritoners.” Our neighbor of the Ciuzes Oysters--Oysters. : men ; Coste, Croats: Meeree, rent, argues that the act was i Carpets, C came out heavy on these Lincolnite cha it = &o. , jatge invoxe strictly in accordance with the laws of the na- oe ERY eRe was rumored “that the Sun and Citizen’ offices naa OVERLAND XAT ee aii copes Ko. d ebrotderat prise sl tions. It also publishes « lobg communication | _4¢ 9 5t __Pa avenus snd Ninth’st. ware te be suppressed by our Yankee speculators. | 18 now Prepared to fornish Restaurante, Hotels, andiothet. | No artet Spaas. rrieetaees a nate o! 88 vate tlies from Jas. Whitman, who takes thesame grounds. | () FFICIAL NOTICE, amble and renolution, proposing the passage of | FRESA ay ee SOMLAIOE & 00 Szcastany Bawcan.—Secretary Seward has QuaprEnaastas GENERAL’s Orrice, t effective laws preventing the growing of anoth- | !1,0%u8 ot Lote Kton City, ber Sth, 1961, er (cotton) crop until the t is disposed of.”* The following ‘Resviation has been adopted by the residence of the late Dr. Hi: 0 House of Representatives of the United States, Rouge, now the Property of Gen Steney: ite ited . ‘Kes “That the Secreta: . War be Federal army, is to immediately con: guested xo farniah bo tile A Cop ots om ~ not gqne to Auburn, as stated by some of our co- temporaries. He went on Saturday night last 2s far as Philadelphia, accompanying some of bis family that far on thelr wayto Auburn. He was, 150 aes eee" —__ SCHLAICH & 00. Well known New York restaurant of VE JUST RECEIV 1S DAY,A ies crema cma sess | Meares etPaton opt a sche oe Seren besser Se tec " |. aE seéjw* 324 Ouse copies con- = rt i . ORI | doa tt or 365 Dat. ene however, back in Washington on the next fo lodig die Asrees during. the winteret6 SMITH & BROTH® R’S twern mh ond bth sta Pet (Avenme House,) be- J usr, Seceived on sqaustmen ‘Cas? vanches last—evening by 9 p.m. sini the lorma ofthese ont: sete; the name ti he PALE CREAM AL E,| 209m {Reputiican.} prime “ERE's oo Tux Awsnican Proves are gotiing to be, after | Std wnetne? those soutracts were mads upewnesy SUPERIOR AMBER ALE, GERMAN DIVISION ATTENTION! one Bmotiane Yate the fashion of. the English, isrge consumers of na oles aed agents of the Quartermaate PORTER axp NEW YORK BROWN STOUT. | For Sending sicoes ty Getces nad all part of the SoA CANDLES for Ale, Porter, &c , andthe quantity imported to] Qupsriment, are instruated pon seeing | The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN 18 Manger Brace, this country from Europe every year is enormous. Ie natfon, open of ah comraa's adn ines’ | ALES are Brewed from the CHOICES eee Sun of the German Flag. _v02-1m gee will be It may be 2 matter of interest to the American ‘wuhia the terms of the Reso utioa, LEY MALT and HOPS, aud highly esteemed by | GADDLE HORSES FOR SALE.—A lot of very 10t (Letel. & Rep.) pe. eT + those who have used them. P. are ree | SS ‘tee oni Horses for sate 9 inte TO SIVEROT GE E, Tnat the eubscsi. | 22rd ‘2 call and examine our superior siook, | Kentvoky pia. poe maar ¢ T ber hah wotaned Yn y) eur ue ASseured that they wil! find the BEST and PURE. | {i0te! Bear Penne no 3) fw" si iatriee 1 Hera te mergary oa the persona o no ohn We have at ali times & large stock ready for de- | FROTTER! BUTTER peseicdee oa shreve, late: uty ator - half uarter cask a LJ Raga ws Baving © sicu aghinet the | fetes TRA Te aot eee PAMILY Upie, | for asletaycnolgs Goshen butter, fuvt received and ‘xm, wien the vonahern thorgct: to the tet: | which we offer’ on the MOST Faby bong | or mts cues OF HASTINGS & CO. ist cr ey Seumperndber to teat | which we noasu__ofi Baty"Teaune Pa. evenie mex, yey otherwise by law bs excluded form | Es Mae ace MITH & RKROTHER. Brewers NDIA RUBBER PANTLOONS, seins, ve a mde nd atari aut: m-}) Ne x ES 160 West isth st., New York City 4 eg a. RO Bt sees r, LOL, Ns Ord “33 lawsy Preounix, | LGR" Maller Exerese promptiy axeoute, de ete or 358 Dit between Sth pad inh, ‘orks, cor. Public to know that not only Europe but America also, is beceming noted for its good Ale; and among our home brewers caa be named Smith & Brother, of New York City, who offer to the pubiie an Alc, Porter end Brown Ptont, that for purity, fine favor, and tonic qualities, is said to be unsurpassed | —____.___ & 2F Doering the present myath we caeag gi asc tea soneived at Clncin “ st AIS fo (ne ome mouth ver Sees tt 83 900 $9.00 per 109 Ibe. on Tuesday . RMY GLOVES! ARMY GLOVES! the Glove sy ome yay ¥ ep STORE, Bacio Be 16 Sw Pl Sa | oo ee oaaete ke Ch bb