Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1862, Page 2

te PE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY.. .. SEPTEMBER 1562. - Reading Matter On every pace See side for tate and ting Telegraphic other mattor. Spirit of the Moraing Prens. The Inteliigenc-r re produces historical memo- randa respecting the views of John Quincy Ad- ams, to show that that stateeman may be equally quoted against the policy cf Smancipation as for it The Repytlican argues ageiret the defensiv® policy proposed by the New York Trrbwns, and revives the cry ef ‘‘On to Richmond!” += —__-—— Asryvance of Aums —Tbe War Depariment with the providence and energy which marks its present management. bos arma in readiness for all the troops which have so far been mustered jato service, and its arrangements for the future ensure a full supply as more troops take the field. ‘There is no foundation for (he reperta that there a searcity of armr. end that the Department will therefore be ferced to pay high prices. The wish was the fatber to that thought of the con- tractora and speculators. U7 A letter from Bow n, Kentucky, under date of the .6th ult.. gives the importany Information that Genera Buell, with bis entire column, was then In active motion In the direc- tion cf Chattanooga and Knoxville. The army had left Battle Creek, and General Buell bimself Ieft Hontsville on the 224, to accompany bis ad- vancing troops. It was bslieved that there were heavy rebel forces both at Chattanooge and Knox- ville, but the result of a collixton was not feared. (o- The Commissicner of Internal Revenue will not be able to furnish proprietary stamps mntil about the 10h of Septembor O17 and after the firet of September, and until the proprietary stamps can be supplied, manu- cocturers of articles mentioned in Schedule C will be required to Keep an eccurate account of all articles manufactured, sold, or removed from the premises of the mannfectarer;ghe account to be verified by oath and payment to be made thereon- To" A Rebel order, issued et Tangipahea , Miss., July 29th, decrees that “every slave who shall attempt to escape to the Union lines without a special permit from district headquarters, shail shot; and the seme punishment shall be in- flleted on those who come from witkin the Union lines Ixpian Trovrties —Nothing bas been heard from Commissioner Dole since the 26th ultime, when he was on his way with two hundred men to meet the Chippewas. There is some anxiety tor bis safety. It le confirmed thet Mr. Walker, the Chippewa agent, had committed suicide i> Thess ‘ary of War bas stated that none of the negro regiments now being ralsed In Kan- eas, Rhode Island, Masrachusetts and other places, will be mustered {nto the United States service, though some local use can probably be made of them 1" Mejor Gen. Wool yesterday commissioned Marshal Wm. A. Vanaostrand, chief of the pe- ice department of Baltimore city, 4s military provost marshal of the middle department. UP Under date of Washington, August 25. Secretary Stanton telegraphed Gov. Saloman, of Wisconsin : ‘An extension of tline for volunteer ing bas not been granted tn Iadiana aid illinois.” IL The Governor of Delawere has !seued bi, Proclamation postponing the draft In that State anril the 23th of September, In consequence of the enceliment net having been completed >" Reports from Helena, Arkansas, state Brig. en. Albert (ike, of the rebel army, is under ar- reat for treason to the rebel government. 1" Colonel James A. Mulligan, whe was ar. rested on some technical charges, bs been re- *tored io his command 12” It Is now definitely settled that the first eul for 300 060 volunteers embraced the numbet ite to fll up the old regiments. IP Many of the surgeons who come here, come apperentiy to do what lecalied “high surgery”? enly. Sx whe were ordered to report to an as- sistant surgeon of the U.8. grmy, who Is fittin; up the Georgetown College ef a hospital, refused, saying ‘*that wes not the sort of work they came here todo.’ ‘'wo afterwards returned; the oth- ets have not been heard from. We are sorry not to be able to give the names of these conscientious pbysictans. Surgeons who sre not willing to Work are not needed here —Ripudiican. ‘Tae Dirastex on THE Potouac.—The body of Dr. Newell, of Mass , who lost his life by the collision between the steemers George Veabody and West Point, on the Potomac, a week or two since, wasbed asbore znd was buried, as we learn by a gentieman just from the Potomac, at a place called the Glebe, on the Virginia shore. about £3 miles below Washington. About thirty bodies have wasbed shore at that point, where they bave been buried by a Mr. Chandler.—Bostoa Journal. Fusanciat —New York papers of yeaterda evening say: Stocks at the Firat Board were well maintained under the alarming accounts from shington, falling off cnly 2 per cent. from np ny eye but at tue close the tone of « market is far from satisfactcry. The repulse of McDoweli’s division, just announced, causes adespondent feeling, and prices are 4*% per cent. lower than the printed sales. The Gevern: ment list fs without much change. The salesof the 6's of ISL, tt will be seen, indicate » decline of only % per cent. on the quotation of Saturday. “Poe 7% notes fell Ye per cent. The six per cent. certificries sod at 99} There is more ac tivity in money to-day, bu: not much cailing in ‘fioans The rates on new transactions are 475 percent. There isa rise of one per cent. in geld ‘-day,but with no great pressure to buy. The clesing sales are at 1164 al17, egainat 1154 91154 n Saturday. Exchange on London is excited at 2S 4g 2129 for fist-class bill«. Some drawers re fure lo sell below 1292130 Dutiable demand | notes are higher, selling at 108 ¥ War Excitement in Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Evening Buiietin of last eve suis perp ba kg early, Third street was ‘brongeg with seekers for news, and ever, rumor wes eagerly snapped up Towards noon the rowd increased to formidable dimens!o: report that Gen McUellan bad proved a traitor, 2 that Banks had been cut t pieces in conse- quence, was injudicicusly placed upon the bul- <tin boards of some of (he newspapers This item of news was credited to an extra published oy the New York ‘Iribune, and the publication -f'what wes obviously a falsehood, excited gene- ra! indignation A‘cu-n on It beeame whispered «round that « Government bad shut up the office of the Tri- ne for publisbing the offensive extra, and the excitement then exceeded all bounds bouts Were uttered for McCellan, groans were xiven fr Greeley aud the Tribune, and several knocas down took place smong the vast crowd wh ch Wss swaylcg to and fro Aa evening col-mperary bad posted on the front of t's office s bulletin containing the ob- nextous Triune dispatch, and itatiracted an im- Mase concenrse It bad net long been in its porition belore a soldier te uniform started to pull itdewa. A thousaed wiliing buods assisted tim and tothe souud of cheer ufter cheer, the obcexious plicard was torn to fragments and scattered no the psvement During the tu mol! @ man in citizens dress ac- costed « Zmave with the words “McClelizn’sa traitor Tue Zouave told bim he had better da y 8 ualform aod do some fighting for the Unton before belay sofresacritic The citizen retter- cted Dig remeris, when the Zouave knocked bim . k down. The citizen rushed wildly through the mob look ug for an vucer and finding nore, hough be tes! se thousand kicks from very body wae get near enough to him to ach bim@ Phe Trivwme despatch on tlesue paper, bad been peated on the boards tn front of the offices {the morning p #88 000 ce it Was received, | utimasho.t time one of the A-scclated Press | “genta went around with liyhiniug speed and cot be Irritating bits cf paper off the poardy. and an- hileted them—the crowd cheering the operation gety. Tue mewso.ya were wheel!ng arcund ike | ber Carey's chickens aaud the confusion, ana | ing to tue nolse Wiih ali their ebriii tBcosts | acd tunge They cheered for Mectellan end ¢'? r Greciey, at interv Rows « ie patsiotisa u; pouade W the eqaase Inch THEY ARE IN O. K. CONDITION i aa i As was anticipated, since Sunday morning last | the enemy bave doubtless been movirg since the engagement of Saturday off to the right, in the direction of the Little River turnpike. General Pop, !n the course of yesterday and the night before, evid« ntly changed hia front to meet this movement of the enemy, swinging bis right wing t UR MILITARY BUD cit —_-—_ THE SITUATION. ———— LATEST FROM THE FRONT. THE UNEMY MOVING TO OUR RicgHT —_—_-——_ GEN, POPL CHANGING FRONT TO MEET | THEM. —-*2-— THE ENEMY MAKES A DEMONSTRATION AGSINST GEN COUCH AND IS REPULSED. - - INSPECTION OF THE FORTIFICATIONS | OF WASHINGTON | -——— around to Germantown, the ‘junction of the ‘* Little River’ and Warrenton turnpike Shortly before sla p. m. yesterday, the rebels made a demonstration against Gen. Couch, who then he!d that position. In what forces this de- monstration was made we know not. The drench- ing rain that commenced there soon afterwards put astepto this demonstration, which was nt renewed. The rebel force consis’ed mainly of cavalry At noon to-dey we had not been able to learn that any attack had made on our lines there or elsewhere in the course of this forenoon. We may add that !t strikes us that the apperr. ance of the enemy In that particular querter is likely to be met by a general movergent of or army in the front, which will bring it promptly this side of Fairfax Court Court, to the much more defensible positions nearer the Federal cap- ital. It is not impossible that the enemy may really be retiring thelr main force, and make these flank demonstrations to conceal that fact for the time being. If they are not retiring they are in larger force than we believe, and are much better sup plied with ammunition, &c, than we imagingd up to this time. However, we care not what supplies they may have brought with them, if they semain before this city for but a few days longer those supplies must be exhausted. A thorough Inspection of every fortification around the Federal metropolis was made yester- day; when it was found that they were one and all in admirable condition. They are ail garri- soned by the well-trained artillerists wno have been stationed in them fora year past, and are competent to give the best conceivable account of themselves, If necessary. ———— THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. Major Barney, who saw gen. Kearney at 1 p. mm. Monday, assures us that Gen. K. isnot wound- ed or burt, and that Gen. Hatch Is but slightly hurt. A spent ball passed through his thick felt hat and fiattened on his head, stunning him fora time The rumor that Gen. Fitz Jobn Porter was killed, is unfounded. His name probably was confused with that of Co). Porter, of Pa., report- ei mortally wounded. Gen Sigel was only slightly wounded. Col. W. L. Brown, 20th Indiana, kill-d in the late battle at Manassas, was brother of the Rev Dr Brown, pastor of Bridge street Presbyterian Church, Georgetown; and of Rev. J.C Brown, D_D , chaplain of the 46th Indiana, who recently | died of camp fever, contracted while in Ala- bama with his regiment. Obto Gen. Sykes |s not wounded, as reported. Licut. Col.C. A. Hamilton, 7th Wisconsin, was wound- ed through both thighs; Major B. F. Sargent, 2d | Maine, in the arm; Capt. F.C. Faso, 24 Matne, | In the foot; Capt. Ennawine, 54th New York, in | thigh; Otto Stelohart, Sith New York, in tie | hand. Brig. Gen. Tower arrived in the city last | night. His wound, in the left thigh, above the Knee, is such that there isa good prospect of saviog the liinb a PARTICULARS OF THE EVACUATION OF FREDERICKSBURG. From a gentleman who left Falmouth at ten o'clock on Sunday night, we learn that Freder- icksburg was evacuated during that day, the larger portion of the forces leaving in the morn- ing; the 8th Connecticut regiment being left to blow up the birdges,&¢. About fouro'clock p m the match was applied to Falmouth Station, and it was soon consumed, together with 2 quantity of commissary stores; the quartermaster’s stores ‘were, however, removed and sent forward. The bridges were destroyed some two or three hours afterwards. The bridge erected in place of the i old railroad bridge was beown up about eight o’clock, aud about the same time the two remain- ing bridges—the wire bridge and the boat bridge | were set on fire and destroyed. The building used in Falmouth as the army bakery was set oa Hy ; | The family was from fire and destroyed, as was also Scott’s foundry | han coon a there good acd with whose BA The work of evacuting the place commenced on ! ‘is. and treatment We feel 50 we | pleased ,—and Thureday night. Our tnformant did not hear ot! Aving, witli Cur OWn Knowledge, saved the any private property being destroyed Ticse who wished to leave hud to get cf in doubie quick. | Aquia Creek presented a scene of great activity, everything being ina bustle with troops prepar- ing to evacuate the place, &3. " ° A MURDEROUS FIRE During the fight on Saturday a body of the enemy. concealed in a body of woods, annoyed our forces much by thetr rifle practice. Martin- | dale’s Brigade charged them and drove them | from the woods, amidst the cheers of our line Hartsuff's Brigade made a similar charge, but with a different result. They penetrated the woods, when a deadly fire of grape and canister ‘was opened upon thetn from a musked battery. At the same time a murderous wlley of rife as, and | balls ceme from one side, and a desperate charge | of the enemy from the other. Our men fought} bravely, but were forced to retire. — ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED A train cf cars, having on bourd five or six huadred soldiers, who were wounded in Satur day's fight, came down this morning from Fair- fax. These soldiers ere, as a general thing, more | @_ngerously wounded than those brought duwn om yesterday's trains. They represent, among others, the 25th Ohio, 6th regulars, 38th New York, and a number of other regiments tn McDowell’s, Hooker’s, and Heintzleman’s corps A detachment of Gen. Banks’ Provost Guard also came down, having in charge seven Confederate prisoners —— GUNBOATS N THE POTOMAC. Lest night and this morning a number of gun- boats came up the river, and are now anchored | at different points in the river. Thus far some | six or eight have arrived, among them one or two mortar boats. The Wachusetts, Plag Officer Wilkes’ flag-ship, was making her way to the Navy Yerd this morning ——s SICK AND WOUNDED BENT NORTH ‘The transport steamer Montreal, under charge of Jas. Bryan, Surgeon VU. 8. A., with 600 mens j and the New York, under charge of 8. K. Skil: | lerin, Assistant Surgeon U 8. A, with 500 sick and wounded, leave the Sixth street wharf to- day, bound for Portsmouth Grove, R. I SS eee | Tb ite The Rev. Thomes K. Beecher (younges: | brother ef Henry Ward) stumped tne’ eles Ta) District to raise the new regiment of volunteers Hie thea sted a8 & private; but the ottirers de- clined to receive bim, saying he could do more | ruse with bis voice than with»! fered in go as Chaplatc, ana | | tn the woods, from which the latter opened nu- | Rebels sutfered’ equall pry * (our Inte atte: | upon io FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. (From the Agents of the Associated Press } Waseutnotor, Sept. 1.—A gentleman who re- turned from the battle field this morning reports that in Saturday’s fight the left wing was com- minded by Gen. McDowel!, but owing to the murcerous enfilad'ng fire, was compelled to fall bick Sigel commanded the center and Kear- ney the right it mppears that our forces attacked tue enemy | us batteries, causing great slaughter The as much as our own troops Our men, fearless and determined, fell back about a milr, leaving our dead and wound- FROM FORTRESS MONROE i ity be certified to by ipkorosars. aves M Aug. 31.—The Ironald = ikece es Pan to tbe rest Fortresx Monnor, Ang. 31.—The lronsides Nar EPARTMENT, 2 fuctorily known cL left Fortress Monroe to-day noon for Philadel- Bureau of Yorgs if Ser 1. 1502 ¢ It is to ‘io Sutees Sot rine 4 phia_ Her trip bas been suecessfal SEALED PRoposats for each class separately. en. | Teev shall have he power oan yy} A flag of truce was sent up the James river to gorsed ° Proposal ier Class No. (name the ciass) | ™)' bout loss or 7. ioe mae pte may Sooria- Aiken's Landing to-day with Colonel Forney, of for the navy yard at (name the yard.) will be os erties ‘named, or for the completion Ala., who was weunded and taken prisoner and dived at thi: iée until noon ob Sy arn day of Be gee ‘estimated for and on which this adver- paroied seme time ago. They also took up some | September inet.. for furnishing ani delivering at | 1 notte Sallaiee Pi pall nico have the power to he several navy yards named the materials and in dee embrated in printed schedules. which will be farnished on application, and sent by mail. if ey women and children. ° The +teamsbip Baltic ts being loaded with troops to day entities named in the aneous in the sched- incronse or diminiah she q classes not headed * Miscell twenty five per éentum J, to persons desi to offer to contract , accepted . An affalr took place in the hotel at O'd Point | eee Oren ene ved therein, by the title trey Coe ey tn ng Nh apd: a yesterday afternoon which has caused some ex- {| commandants of the several navy yards. f x the shalt bs idered sufficient: and if they do not en citement and comment amoag the Tnton people ofttis place Mr. U-rford, correspondent ef the New York Tires, wus expressing his disappro- classes for the yards under their command thn wavs agent pearest thereto, or by the bureau for any or all the yards niract for the supplies «peciSed within ays from the date of notice from the Desens, cd en the fleld. Our informant save our main | pation of a parcied Rebel cficer helng entertain. | To Pr’ rer: confusion and mistakes in scaling ‘he = ce ph a ree forces were five miles from Centerville on Sun- ae OMA OE BLS aipennent offers. no bid wiil be reeerved which contains classes ore of such defaulting bidders will be beld day, in baitle array, and prepared for all emer. | C4 PY one of our prominent Federal officers, | (more than ome yard in ome envelope; nnd each iy gencies, baring been strongly reinforced. All the wounded have been removed from the bettle-field of Thursday and Friday The cars came this morning from the first named ti-ld, bringing miny wounded—some to Alexan- dria and others to \Wasbingten. The moet devoted attention {s being paid to this descrip. tion of our soldiers The Ladizs’ Soldier’ Relief Society of Wash- ington were engaged all day yesterday, most of the night and again to. in preparing lint and bandages making compresses, &c. They have ma good use of their linen sheets,Ac. Many indies of the city have made liberal contributions from thetr private stores. In fact,the people of the District are ating nobly, and not afew men have volunteered as nurses Onur tnformant, when passing aerecee Centre- ville, saw thousands of stragglers at that place— mea of different regiments, all mixed up, and exhibiting a scene of disorganization An etlicer re.narked that these men would ‘ail pe right the next day, after they bad recovered from their fatigue,’ and so it proved. Ourinformant, while returning to tbe city this morning early. s.w them marching back, properly companioned, to their respective regiments. They appeared to be cheerful and anxious to rejoin their comraes. W ben the ambulances in largenumber reached the late battle fleld yesterday, to bring away the wounded, a stampede commenced among them, the drivers having turned the horses towards the road leading to Washington, and commenced a hasty retreat with their empty vebicles. Some frightened driver imagined that Stuart’s cavairy wes coming up, and eoecre ely gavethe alarm. The packs spread almost with the speed of electricity, and doubtless would have been pro- lific of sertous consequences had not the guards on the road rushed forth with pointed guns and threatened to shoot the drivers unless they re- turned to the fleld. This conduct on the part of the guard had the desired effect. After awhiie the ambulances again reached the field, and per- formed their approprtate duty in bringing away the wounded. There seems to be no doubt that the enemy’s pickets were hovering ar-und the persons en- gazed in their humane work on the field, but up to an early hour this morning they had net been interrupted. Ambulances are constantly arriving here with the wounded, and a small portion of the sick. From all that can be gathered, though we have suifered severely, our men are confident of re- trieving their loa of Saturday. Itwaa owing to their tmpetuosity and daring in charging the enemy in the woods that they suffered so many casualties. A number of stragglers, on their way to Wash- ington and Alexandria, were p.cked up by the enemy Curing last night. There was no fighting of any consequence on Sunday, only aceasional skirmisbiog, or a few shots poured into the woods from time to time on tue enemy, as if to try the range of our guns. From the severe conflicts previously it was evi- dent both armies were engaged in repairing damages About eleven o’clock yestesday evening several trains of cars at Manassas Jonction, with ammu- nition and stores, were burnt by order of the military authodules, to prevent them from falling into the Lands‘of the enemy, which seemed to be imminent, the bridge at Bull Run having been destroyed by the rebels, and the property, there- fre, being cut off from returning to a place of safety. Gen. Taylor, wounded in the recent battle, died last night in Alexandria. The residence of W. W. Corcoran, Esq , the banker, bas been taken for a bospital. The grounds will accommodate five hundred tents. Other houses in the District of Columbia will be eccupled for similar purposes. Gen Patrick, commanding a division of Mc- Dowell’s corps, 1s reported among the killed In the late battle. Surgeon General Hammond is the only one, at present, having authority to grant passes to thearmy lines on business connected with tho wounded Further Details. COLONBL MEREDITH WOUNDED AND PRORABLY 4 PRISONER {Special Dispatch to Philadelphia Press ) ALEAANDRIA, August $1.—Mr. Joseph Meyer, @ sutier of one of the Delaware regiments, bas ar- rived bere from the scene of action, and is able to give mea few additional details of the battle yesterday. He states that our army was notdefeated. There were several symptoms of a panic in one or two divisions when the order to back was given, but our men retired in excellent order, and the rebels did not attempt a pursuit Col. S. A. Meredith, of the 56th Pennsy!vania regimexut, was wounded during the engagement on the night of the28th. He was conveyed to the hospital, near the Weir House, at Manassas Junc- tion. Itis feared by some of his fellow officers that he has been taken prisoner. As for a3 Known, we lost neither guns nor am- munition in falling back to Centerville. All of our wounded were safely brought off The army is not at all discouraged by the re- sult of yeaterday’s fight, but all, even including many who are alightly wounded, express the hope that Gen. Pope will at once move on the enemy CARI) —The undersigned ‘he Mount Pleasant ‘fos nd where w: late a patients at ital, Washington, ve been for some time past uder the very + lynn, an A Surgesn of the U. & A. at tached so this p'ace. having to be remow'd from cre wo some pace North. (uctil our health shail Avo boorme suffic.entiy reoruited to be ena! 1e‘arn to ovr respective reg.m*ni of maki-g mon for the wovnde: mentarily 6x, eoted h which me on taking leave of ove we so! ighiy +steem and who has done us 20 mus! good. as well as'n having restored many othe 8 o our fri « compsvions. feel constrained to avail this method of tex toD..r ny ives of rovers! of our friends in xe porate cas-a of typhcid, he. is aosor jis Lentiy qalified for the posit o7 he oocepies, es- ecisl'y at ths time acd under p esext ciroum- ant we fe | th's buta smail tributs ioone jag. who. a-fuly entirledtsiu warm- ude as ie iighest contide-s ion of a Crumert that w'shes to reward good ceeds, Very reep: 0 fully, & SAWUEP 'y des y emi- pias AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TBE ‘ cad eee of Srustee: Public Wacais will U ‘3 Room. Ral! i> GAY, September 2d. at a oiolock pm” al Lat Seo’y. WM B. DAY@ON, ————$ Te yshic SCHOOLS—In oensequence o tne aiterat ons and repairs at the corner c nd loth street not raving been compieted, the ohools thet have heretofore met there, will not be opened anti! Monda;, the 8th instan Lhe o'her schoois of the Seoond Listrict, will meet at fi ‘4 o’cicok, Monday morniag, the 4 tember, at their respsotive rooms.” eee M. H. MILLER, Go, Gian, Sub Board, Second District. (Rr Mevicar sta F OF THE ARMY, fung) _Gunzaat’s Orvics An Armny Medion (eo Meaetoms august 39, 1082, n Army ‘osl Board will a pia on the let of Cotoner dext, Tor the etl th f cand dates fc Sie! ee for admise:on into the Medical Lem 6: aus03 pilcants must be between twent thirty yeuracl age ard physiesiy wound, aes Ap, icati n+ must be made to the Seoretary of ai, of thicugn the Durgeou 6 eneral of the Army, sta; ne the residénce of the epplica: Bei! p02 of his birsh; they Mast seo be nec? Epnied by reepectabie testimonials of moral chsrac- \« & owancs is made for the expenses of per sons unde going examination. as itisanindis porate pre req pee Syecinrment th ere 816 LOW anoles on the Med tat WMA ie tad must - A HAMMOND, jeneral. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, Waenixoron, D.C., August 20, 1882, ‘The een fixed at seventy ayes neon the Sots slowed under the law until ofa tlcen: por ze m der. fain aud due billa or oertifipates of indebtedness Corporation of the Pontes on of five dolls 6. snd Fregeury sotee of the United States, &re aicne receivable in payment for .axes. il avat-ment herein named will mot be allowed the t»xes nooraing upon the property a'ready roar {-r taxos for genoral purposes until euon “iti iswsw WM. DIXON, Collestor, an) Ans! 50 000 ie ust reorive! ev,000 BEST BRANDS CF SESAKS, For Bais Cheap ac 291 © Sipess, Barwaen O25 and biz, Souta bide, 1° when the Secesh ocfiicer stepped up and said, “Tam the Secesstonist yor speak of, what have you to say about it?” At the same time the Federal officer caine between them and said to Mr Berford, ‘This is my friend, and tn future what you bave to say of him yeu will please say tome ’’ He tuen took his Rebel friend out of the room Capt McIntire, of the 99th New York regi- ment, now addressed Mr B , saying ‘this is my unrd; you have »o right to express your opinion ere, AB you were told yesterday you were ny tleman’ Mr. Berford replied, -‘that is false, individual of a firm must sign the bid and contract Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly notified that their offers must be in the form here inafter prescribed, and be mailed in time to reach their desti n before the time expires for receiv ing them id be constde which shall be received after the ae, stated. and no allowance tll be made for fatiures of the mati. To pend aautent offers 1g opened before the time appointed. bidders are requested to endorse on the oe ore and draw a line der the endorsement, thus WE Proposals for Class No. (mame the class) for ‘he Navy Yard at (mame the yard.) To the Chief uf the Bureeu of Yards and Docks, responsible for all delinquencies. All effers not made in. stric: conformity with thin sivertisement will, at the option of the bureau, be rejected Those only whose offers may be accepted will be notified, contracts will be rendy for execution as soon thereafter as be practicable. se 2 waw AUCTION SALé&S. 1% AFTERNOON G TO-MCKK Ww and any one who says so les’? Whereupon | washington, D.C. FUR: Capt. Mcintire struck Mr. Berford a severe blow = ¥. ca across the face Form of Offer. pilth wrrest. The rebel officer referred to was the command- (Here date the offer.) ‘peat Pennsyivanis ave. er of the rebel steamer which came down the I, (hete insert the name or names composing the of Farvitere, v2— r James river and towed off two schooners while | firm.) of (name the town,)in the State of (name the aaa’ Porier ant the action was going on between the Monitor | State.) horeby offer to furnish under your adver tisement dated (date of advertisement.) and subject to_all the requirementa of the same, and of the printed schedule to which it refers, all the articles embraced in Class No. (name the class) for the and Merrimac last spring, and his son is the present commander of the New Merrimac. Mr. Berford is an aged Sobran undoubted loy- Bedstesds. alty, and mueb naire, , Mi any Card, Extension ané 4 WE coe ci hate, Che i oeeacanais iurasiestel mame” Window Bhsdes, Chins, Giaes and Crockery respected. here {s much in- | navy yard st (name the yard,) according to said dignia.ton expressed at thi transuction bv all the schedule, vis: (bere paste on the printed class from garnet ang Matting, Union cficers connected with the Federal army. | the schedule. and opposite ench article hators ard other Stover, and carry cut the amount in the columns for dollars and cents, and foot up the aggregate amount of the bid for the class,) amounting to (here write the amount in words.) x I proposs as my agent (bere name the agent, if one "in Tequired by the schedule) for the supply under the classes miscellaneous, by a non-resident of the place of delivery; and should my offer be accepted, I request the contract ae be prepared and sent to the navy agent at (name the agency) for ‘s00d agsortm Lt of Kitoben mequisites. Y@REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancis_ ladeiphia—Th ft Gi Ch FUTURE DAYS. _ * By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioxesrr. SALEO BSEROLD AND AT ACOT.oR, =| FHO ot corner PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1—The New York Tri- bune’s report of the second battle of Bull Run prsauesd the greatest excitement In this city on ein, ited on the bulletin boards. signatures and certificate. In See cases altercations occured between the | (Here the bidder and each member of the Grin to excited friends and opponents of General McClel- | #&".) lan. About roon the Tribune's dispatches were torn from the boards on {nformation being received that the Government had ordered the Tribune office to be closed in cons quence of this horrible rumor. Form of Guarantes. The undersigned (name of guarantor) of (name the town, )and State of (name the State,)and (name of second guarantor, Ac.) hereby undertake that the sbove named (name the bidder or bidders) will, if hia [or their] offer as above be accepted, enter into contract with the United States within fifteen days after the date of notice through the t office of the acceptance of his [or their) offer before men "Halt Seat or Chairs, ry Ph ceker, gers paiese +> y Ward- OR SALEK—A fine young sTALLION, exx1 _ lent saddie Bots sauante for an Roos (Signature of guarantors.) officer, will be eed low. Inquire at itness > vebe, SHREVe’S Stabe, Seventh treet, be I certify that the above named (here name the in 1 Wash- feveu Hl anit steele Pez st= | cuarafiura}are known tome to oe geod and reapou, | O26 Pisin Dressing Burean,1 Mahogany bs sible guarantors in this case (Si, ture.) tROM \OSTON, HE Packet Sovooner Posah-n'as, Capt Berry. nee Aro ees ou is now discharging * Ss e:ght. 10 ronht MARLEY & BROTHER, 99 and 101 Water street, se2-st Heorgatow:s bb O, Pa ita n creed Ath! PROUCEMEN eS BU VULUNTEKEKS Maros’s ‘Fvicr. To be signed by the district judge, distriet attor ney. collector, nary agent, or some person known to the bureau to be responsible. PORTSMOUTH. N. If. Class No.1. Bricks; clase No.2. Stone; class No 3. Yellow pine timber, class No. 4. Fellow pine lumber; class No. 5. Onk and hard wood; claws No 6. White pine, spruce, Juniper and cypress; class No.7. Lime, hair.and plaster; class No.8. Cement; ir x Wood Seat C one Che: Dae Stone China Pines ~et, ‘one Pine te ie, ove Oilo.oth, one Rurg. i ry class No. 9 Gravel and sand; class No. ™. Slate, ] One Clones Horse, The andorsigno’ comm tt: to evovsfage volun. | clan No. Il, Fron, iron yall and spikes: clans No Jas ga tt hea ferr enlistmen:s under tho aot approved August | 12, Steel; class No. 14. Files, class No. 15. Paints, *BOMAB8 E. BADEN rata oo Splgntert, cuusmens havoby molly | No.2: Herteaes om. eae onl salah a those intoreated that they m office of * i Lloyd. No. 21. Provendé fhomas E No. 476 S-ronth at r; class No. 22. Charcoal; class - bs ‘ . th, 1. No. 2. Belting, packing, and hose; class No. 2. By W. L. WALL & CO , Aucnioneers. alter taie Gey, Gogatry, into Cfiees kee proc Leiaen | Ener and lubrication ollar clam We_ser tree coat: (PRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- Of the above recited act where arrangem-~nte will | ings; clase No. 26. Augurs; class No.2. Anthracite ERTY.—By virtue of a dees of + be made to pty and receive the | oanties vffarcd by | coal; class Nu. 23. Bituminous coal; ¢lass No. 31 recorded the “orporsuon of Wash ingion. _ he bounties und-r tois sot are by its terms limited fi'st to raising to the:r fal! complement ol men ths Firstsnil ‘eoond Lietriot ot Columbia Rezime:.ts, and tuen to the formation of other and Copper and compvsition nails; class No. 32. Ma- outed, and in the lana is iberJ A. &., ‘188, we, eats 2 ot me valarpeerian amtopce errmsg BOSTON. Class No.1, Bricks; class 3 2. Stone; class No. . 6. White pine, 7) s. 0: nd hard wood; class siditionalFeximente op Saiak aud hard weds class No.6. xWhite pine. | macn's mupdivigon, of part oe Board of Ald hair. and plaster; class No. 8. Cement; class the improvements Of WM. W RAPLEY Aiermen. | Gravel and sand: slaes No. 11. Tron. iron nails . joard of Common Council. | “pikes; class No. 12. Steel; class No. 13. cash; PETEROE BACON class No. 14. Files; class No. 15. Paints. of JAMES Y. DAVIS, . rt of Citizens ae vapamptas tweive Tg ar trust ta: On RICHARD waLbion, Mayor, - interest A deed given and to secure deferred menis atthe cont of the per, UCKI ants & Auctioneers. elas No. 33. class No. 24. Sperm ©. %. Iron castings; 80 3-Sta wd w ELLINGFON’S Supplementary Despatoner, ‘N 5 dsnee, Mi rend! Augurs,; class No. Z. Anthracite coal: Lender ee RANCK TAYLOR. gisee No. 2 Bifaminoue Cumberinnd coal; can: | | By W. L. WALL & COn “a - re xo. . Semi-Bitumyp . C., > - A LADY WELL QUA! IFIED wil! give LES- | class No. 33. Extention of Hospital et Chelece. T gare ico tt oUNS ON SHE PiANO and in SINGING, . 7 oatedsand jana 9 is of W. FRENCH and DRAW!N#, in families or at NEW YORK. ington. oe No 5 so" onls. Inquire et this offices £0117 | | Claes No.1. Brick: clase No.2. Stone; class No. we eka seis "on the Corer VOR FHE AUTUMN A*D WINTER OF 3. Yellow ane. ‘ne Oak and'h do. ‘ellow pine | on Deep TDR Coes ee Domestio, | UW Ris Sine coset, orpren tal toned: dens Ror Sat. su ve oaleck — Eetey feet ey Goocs,1n all the depart’ | > Tine hair and ‘plaster; clasy No. 8. Cement A iaree Stock, sdap'ed for Antumnand Winte-, | “ies Ne 3. Giwvel and sand: clase No. 30. Siate ils and spikes: class No! iron; class No. 14. Files; 16. class No. J. Tron, i Dowin Store, idard tien to whien. our Nextnera | (800 Ui Tes acd Eastern corre pocdets tend new suppiies dsiy — Se * Paiv nd ee cl Re ‘One price orly, the oash etandard value. marked | SUR Chandlery, cls ». Hay and ottiore in plain figures.’ 3. Stationery; cla-= No.3). Hay and straw; No.2). Provender; class No. 22. Charcoal; class 23. Belting, packing, and hose; class No. 26. and lubricating oils; class D An inspection of sieck implies no obligation to parchase. . ®B. Tron ah All parco's for ther Interior, perly packed ji > el No! S class N. wd wirtee tree of tacree. a eH OPN Pag ee a ay Mixer jecas see "tom _8e! 10t Pa ave. and Ninth street. Top &c.. coal; cisen No. 31. Copper and ‘com poai- Sax 7 ’ NOFICE! tion nails; class No. 34. Hose carriages, of ve fer Tare cops:trorains hersiefore carried on by the PHILADELPHIA, payee name of F J, Heioerger * Co. was cissolved by 6 NS, : mutual oonsert on the sin of Aucuatiect. Afi | , iat N°}. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone; class No. Oak and hard peated See ¢ of j Yellow pine lumber; class No.6. those indebted to the firm are urcent y r-quested | 4 lass NO. hite pi @s, tle vitsous deay: at the ord-plnoe ct busi | Crug’ MN ox® W ite pine spruce. juniper. apd Bese win ner F FF BEABERGER, No. 9. Gravel and send; class’No. 11. Iron, iron - KING, pails oH srtkes, qs do. 12. Bteel; clase No.1. 21 es, es No. 15. Paints, oils, an ; class No. Sear » cae of ths late Kies. taken plots 15. Ship chandiery; class No. 17. Hardware; class ee tai forming bin friends and the puniio generally | <°- 18. Stationery; class No. 19, Fire wood; claxs Nu. 0, Hay and Straw; class No, 91. Provender; that he wi'| continas tie cusinessiuail its branches ‘0,2. Charcoal; class No. 8. Belting, under the former nvics Aud tite end will esdeaver —_ ae: to moist the oonkiuasd favors of these Ermer Se na eee cornet gear aes labelonting ropaze. ‘| Py La ie ™ x Fe guecosors to HF London & Co, | S08; peg gens o a &c., coal; class No. 31. Ci r and composition Bails; claks No, 82. Machinery and tools. NAVAL ASYLUM. lass No. 1. Clothing; class No. 2. Hate, nd shoes; class No. 3. Provisions; ts, ries; class No. 5. Dry goods; clase No. 6. read, &¢.; class No.7, Tobsceo; clues Ne @. Goal: lass No. 9. Paints, oils. and glass; class No. 10! bri , &c.; class No. 11. Lumber; class No. ‘ire wood; class No. 13. Provender, class No. a class No. 15. Hardware; itationery. WASHINGTON. lass No. 1. Bricks; clask No.2. 8 ¢, Yellow pipe lumber; class No. 5. Wood; class No.6. White pine, spruce, cypress; class No.7. Lime, hair, and No. 9. Gravel and sand: class No. 1}. I pails, and spike~; class No. 12. Steel; clans Pig fron; class No. 14 fol sens’, Mi l:tary.aud Nava: Tailer. BY AMD BAR. DEAFNESS. © untry. can cousu.ted maladies of YE and KAK, requiring om! trestment or mate, Europ mee! Pets Soa LOST AND FOUND. ed) a Eine Seek. tobe, Dn: ee, Files; class No. jls, and glass; class No. 16. Ship cl ING eetsy recereres @HTand BBAR | Xo” fr! Hardware: clase No. 12. Stationery Lid ace ia oe ait: Wisma, Coil’ Cure Dr Von has Aer bein rf noon Washing- | N° Firewood; class No. 2). Hay and straw; class | bunoie Sione BK. . pearl. A toe pe Fi Mt jae, singe bis residence 1n Wi bing- | No. 21. Provender; class No. 22. Charcoal; class No. | itbsre round wake aft this eho ind, and the 'astitn Miate Coed Fire ew INGE | 33. Belting, packing, and hose; class No. a4, 6; 02%" Siac eansshe eccnaaieis —— iene and Inbricatin, lass No. 27. Anthracite — 2 uintd Bt this offics,) are of the + j Gemie Spal; iN “ . ass No. 2. Bituminous Cumberland eoaj; class 04 \U- On Brnisy » thie side of Fair- ener, route’ | Horas Machines ae cooks ai Court Bow RSS ak T, NOwIC KB : 7 7 ‘avene O HOTELS, SRUCERS, RESPAURANTS, | The schedule will state the times within which 2 Se LIKS, &o. articles will be required to be delivered; and where 3 PRIVATE FAMILIES, & ticles will be 1 to be delivered; and wh 1; the printed schedule is not used, the periods stated ‘The sebscribers have j received # fresh ship ment of 600 CASES + F. JULIEN AND FLORRAC CLARETS, whish they offer for sale at New York prices, Aiso, they have constantly on hand A Large and Well Selected Stock of Choice BRAN DIES, . OLD MADEIRAS, PORTS, 8SHERRIES, BOURBON, OLD RYE, SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKIES, CHAMPAGNES of al! favorite brands, ENSLISK AND SCOTCH ALES, in it for deliveries must be copied in the bids. All the articles which may be contracted for must be delivered at such place or places, including drayage and cartage to the place where used within the na- Vy yards, respectively. for which the offer is made, ax may be directed ie commanding officer there- of; and, all other things being equal, preference Will be given to American manufacture. No article Will be received after the expiration of the period specified in the schedules for the completion of de- liveries, unless mcrae: ogee mace by the Depart- n computing the classes, the price stated standard, and stre.t. oe Pass RiLe vod on fo: *} plats on bast’; a ment. i < in the column of prices'will be the rt the aggregate of the class will be carried out ac- cording to the prices stated. It is to be provided in the contract, and to be dis- tinetly understood by the bidders, that the amount and number of articles coy | in classes head c; LONDON AND DUBLIN POR FERS, ed‘ Miscellaneous” are as the probable teeta HAVANA C.6AR8, , nso pth may eprops ax | bawe a rx ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES, tractor is to furnish more or lees of the said enume. | VO) dat iact suthonderh, of thes tecmer Yonne CHILTON, CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY | rated articles, and in such quantities, and at such panies, at we Cor leather CHEESE, <. tures, as the bureau or commandant may require; Such Ung no pame Litort 2 ty SARDINES, KEMP'S HERMERICALLY | tithe hl dR of the ez3 the al ‘at ho, “ SEALED 60UD3, office shall be mufticient notice) during ae F. MELCHER. FRENCH, GERMAN ani ENGLISH OOR- ig Roca! Zeer ending mth of ‘une, 1963; and whether ae MLORER BIALS, Specltoa, the peice chall semels thormeas $3 Ex Matos CONGRESS, SELTZER, KISSENGEN and | Bidders are cautioned against stating dctitjous ‘Span test ston iN a 4 ENGLISH SODA WATER‘, Brice in a the a | ene r= Choice OULONG, SOUCHONG, IMPERIAL, a Tee Pepto pos nee Bt a HYSON, YOUNG HYSON @EA8, beh Ay pe ye | tonery Bore, S nveuees well nosne tae With an extensive aseortment of subject to the an ection. count weight. or messare- above 2 . waco a FANCY GROCERIES. satisfactory to the commandant thereof, Bidders cipee FOG THE ARMY. * , are referred to the yard for plans, specification: Forsaie by samples, and any further deseriptions of the eiticles ers BENE e ee Sos or explanations they may desire. When (£atabl'shed 1776.) ball be in doubt as t il Branch-219 Pa, avenue, opposite the schedule. they will opr to hoes ark Baral eer cumulation. — | Selption of tee artis or atticles eee eee: t fo emplovess, for ¢ of 2tt received a small lot of Officers’ Lisuor ieitrsaction! the acd athe will »veich —— OO ive in writing. Contractors fi b “ Gomirnciors far came, beaded ~ aicotiancou, he will ell the Proj colors for HA2!7. CLUF@! ” 8: Lac: ? Auti are to be delivered, name ‘AlL, GROCER Josey Fianne 8 for "infente,| Ladies and Minces their propotals aD agrat iS olty of. pene Spal The cavenaper, NH Sacques, — pear ine vera oi deli ho may Piet = rg ating ov oe aero} edium and super Bi all sites, for it be required. . — : to csi of Wiehe frienrs Cradies, Cribs, and fy le, double, Approved sureties in the full of the con- wb extia large.) at will be required, and per centum as othe t serve Sn ell erases Gne price only, the actual cash standard vajue, | additional security deducted eech paywen' marked in piain figures. PERRY & BRO ae ee Sentzast all bay ‘or can- GENERAL GROCERY TRADE, au 36-10" Pa ave acd Ninth “ ment, Ge laae of srticles sr at- on = ous,’ lelivered I par og eaten eey acon Sins ity eeu See eta | Meee Woh Sly Sd suitable for Grocers’ o1 ¢ first of January, April, Juli maki O r when sv ‘OR A FINE og aR eae to, | the deliveries havé been atihiclory, and e bal: | EVERYS 4 ROLE a ona «| Snot (eighty per cent.) will be paid by, the respec: ‘for cash, auto 77 Kignth aid 374 Datrest. | Que iery apne within thirty days after the pre: ta te prios and OKBE, ed. ; by ry puecy AD MEESTER “Wo part of the per contum te be paid ‘Teas, Wines, Liquors, Susere A firet rato Horse, £ ‘sy Gnd Harness fer sale, | until all the rejected articles na in £ wag oe the owoer having uo farther use for thom. tract shall have been the yard, un Oe Also, tea enarsa of Wasaingtoa Corpo: anther the to ration #teok. Apply to Tt will be stipulated tp thet if de- | ee _R.P. JACKEON, made by the pert in au2Z lw No. 165 Briago st, Score: ive or ay 0 Tans r. Ses chore pavides han sal eae 7 a aioe Sead Sie aaa eeers Perish AD . ich class; which may be recovered, = fine to mae, xecording to the act of Congress in that a ved March 3, 1343 >. a er ©. BROWN. Prinsirai. vided, a] 1, “The vuetles must sige the euvtract, and theis ze. ‘eireet, between Sth and su eouth aide, 2 hed senevveeaseamemmnsdntstavecranammesesesensiiasteiemnta itbania eat (a = re: st ee SS » mS