Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1862, Page 2

EE er ee sinning - 7. VENIN OUR MILITARY BUDGET. = THE EV 2 oh STAR. ; PENSION DUREAT APPOINTMENTS W. SGTON CITY: | The Commisioner of Pe made the NBAY............ OCTOBER 27, 1962. foiiow ing additional appoi woe ——= toexamine applicants for pens! G7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. At Dubuque, lows, Dr. R. TELEGRAPHIC. —— ROUT OF MOBGAN's GUERELZ4s. EPORT OF Ro am E Ri ER bie have eS OR CK OF ORDRAS “oF DISQBEDIEN ABSOLUTBLY FALSE. i ——— Eietatat tte tat shabetal 1 : ind of Major Stedman, h ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, BEE OUTRIDE POR INTERESTING TELE. Ohio, Pr. W. © Daniels, at Tacas Oy airfax O fi ot pretnn oltre ie B Dr. P. M. Wagentals; at Hamiiffon, Paice 4 urd n er acre al & n to-day removed his head- | = Lorravitem, ati 2—Coh Edward McUsok, enarE __ _. ¥.). Morris: at Newport, R¥BR Dr. of about 1040 t New Baltimore. » OHS Virzinia side of the Potomae | acung Brigadier @emeral, with soo . C. Dunn, st Providence, R. L, Dr. Uharles C. | The reconuvitering party passed the precisely where it may not be proper now th | fe Cravb Orchard'g <2 SPIRIT OF THE MORNING FREES McKnight: at Pequa, Ohio, Dr. Samuel Gray; | Gsp, sud upon their return were by R. by iy : * sThe Intelligmnerr is without editorial to-day. eee ona FoTrowbridge, | kuerillas, Two of our men were severely R. 3 oe “Phe Repablican hassomething more to say on iw old grievance—the failure of the Govern- ment to dispente its patronage according to the wishes of that Paper. ~" eeeee — Nor So.—_We ny <n thie Wash- inzton 2- publican it tein error in imagining that the Star’s article of Friday last and that of the Fatétigencer published Mie next day, both designed to show the impolicy of attempting to Grive and follow the rebel army down the Vur- ginia Valley, were conceived and put forth in comcert.’) The Star's article simply expressed cour own views of the situation, and was writ- ten by the editer wichont consultation with any one, or any knowledge whatever of the ‘views of any general of the army of the Poto- mac on the snbject. We farther inform the R-pudlican that it is alse im error in asserting that we adyocate inaction by the army of the Potomac. Our argument was to show the danger of a general mtoyement in that quarter before the expected fail raine shall have rendered the Potomac’s fords unfordable: and, next, that when 1 move- ment takes piace, it shall look to active opera- tions on the part of our army under McClean elsewhere than between and in the midstof the spurs of the Bine Ridge and Alleganies, where nething is to be gained by any victories that may possibly be obtained there: which, it obtained, musi cost far more than they can come to. We may add that already tall rains haye rendered it certain that before the end of this week the upper Potomac will be so swollen as to enable General McClellan to emjMov fitty thon-and of his troops now guarding the fords on other duty. BF Since Gen. Morgan's command arrived at Greenupsburz it has recruited, and now ap- pears to he attached to the Department of the Kaaawka. Gen. Cox is ‘in command of the De; artment. and his troops arerapidiy moving iuto pesition. and as scen as Gen. Morgan's command joins him, the entire division will commence active operations in the Kanawha ‘This is old fighting ground, and with at} one is more familiar 1 Ry aetive movements he may re- oft Virginia from the presen of the Rebel ferces now there and pushed on- ward to seme imp mt gozl. It world be Some of there Pension Rureau examining surgeonships urs “fat things,” as the fee for each applicant efamined is $1.5¢. aud some of them will be called on toexamine thonsands in the courre of the year. TO BE MUSTERED OTT. Orders haye been issued to muster outof the service the 60th Ohio Volunteers, a one-year tegiment made prisoners not Iong since at Har- per’s Ferry, and since kept at Chicago on parole. out, so insubordinate and otherwise useless has it proved at Chicago as that it has been deemed best to get rid of it, us being utierly » worthless as a whole, with as little delay a= possible. DROWNED OVT. The rain <torm of yesterday and last wight So completely flooded the rooms of the War Department as that this morning water stood some inches deep upon the floors of its halls, while ite cellars were complete reservoirs. This resulte from the fact that the rvof has been taken off, to add another story to the building. NAVY YARD. The Monitor was launched ye+terday from the marine railway at the Navy Yard. She will be tully prepared for action in a few days. The steamer Anacostia has been overhauled and newly painted throushout, and lef the yard yesterday afternoon for the Potoma: flotilla. RELEASED. A. F. Kimme! was on Suturday released trom the Old Capitol prison by order of the Necretary of War. ee OVERNMENT FINANCES. The tary of the Treasury will shori- ly di inue the receipts of deposits gold. Itis ascertained that he Will not, as has been proposed, offer discount from th ached twe theusa millions. is a gre Onthe tst ¢ of the presen and is now f included the ent of notes, and ber lions of the ¢ lion of every spec: of the inte administration m seventy and eighty mi!- { wounded by the enemy's fire. Major Stedraan reports the Manassas Gay railroad in good running order to Front Roya! Another Feconnoissance sent out on Thars- day from Centerville, under command of Capt.’ Conger, of the Third Virginia cavalry, by way of Tay is's Ford to Dumfries, Staffor Springs, and Warrenton Junction, with orders ty re- { turn by way of Catlett's and Bristow Stations: and Manassas Junction, to which point s de- | tuchment of the First Virginia caysiry, imder { | command of Capt. Flint, bad been sent for | Capt Gonger’s support. At the same time a | dettchment of the First Maryland cavalry Though the time of this regiment is not qnite | was sent to Bristow Stanion, which they left at jock p.m. on Friday. Tra miedistely ypon their arrival at Manassas Junction, they were attacked by a Large force of rebel cavalry and firiven back with a loss of iwo officers (Lien. tenants Patterson and Dorsey) and 15 men. At4e'’clock p.m. Capt. Conger’s detachment, while en its way from Catlet('s stuioa to Manasaas Junction, was attacked, about two miles south of Bristow station, by 4 force of rebel cavalry 125 strong. Capt. Conger's forcn nurabered onty 40 men, with which he resisted ; the rebels tor some timo, finally retiring towards * Manassas, at which place his torce arrived on Saturday morning. Capt. Conger's h, be- coming disabled, he wes taken priscaer, along with his brother, tst Lient. Congen and ou man. Wekilled twelve of the enemy and cap- tured two prisoners and three bo: The rebels on Saturday morning advanced upon Manassas with a strong-force to recon- noitre our sdvanced outposts. They inade their appearance at Manassas Jrnction with 150 and at Bristow station with 125 m:! satisfying themselves the whole force re —A HORSE, BUGGY, and HAR $3. cheap. Enguireat COWLING'S between ith aad Lith sis. of ct | ISSOLT TION —T: € i -partuership her: subserihers, under the f ison haa been this day dia da by mutual consent CEORGE WH MOORE ELM. DENNLSON, Warhingtou. Ost 25, 1982. aon O Tih LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND _ GEORGETOY bad t WSvosysvsIve RAS Wednesda: un Wednewiay. mon Wedaerday, asseaseaes Call and see him, Cali and Call and see him, cee bharhan>e S abwhelabalelaledat = 2 a Oe ie de ioe ee de Consumption, tures Consumption, Consumptior, ecurcs Consumption, enres Consumption, Consumption, Cures Liver Complaint, |. evidently to Warrenton Junction — Re- | er Complaint, j He cures Dyepepy! FROM THE CONFEDERATE ARMY. The Richmond Dispetch of the 23d says the (unfederate srmy of Lhe Polomac was then Tying quiedy in camp. : 4 Sanaa ¥BROM RICHMOND Mr. W.C. Bu ) Who has been 3 prisoner st tha famous Libby prison, in Richmond, for tive weeks pest, arrived here, to-day, having been discharged on Thuraday last. THE STORM. There was doubtless @ terrific gale along the whole Atlantic const yesterday ani iat night, lending to apprehen-ions of serious disaster to tome of the vessels of our blockading squad- rons. As an offset for them, if any »shorld have eccurred, we may add that the rain will prob- ably so swell the upper Potomac as to add per- haps fifty thonsand men to the effecliveness of McUleNan's army, by permitting him te use otherwise that number of those now engaged in guarding the fords. AN IMPORTANT DECIS#QN. The Secretary of the Interior has recently made a decision reversing the previous decis. ion of his predecessor—Jake Thompson —vhich allowed New Mexican bounty-land claims for military services prior to Sept. ® 1-50, the date of the organization of tha Territory under the Government of the Wnited Staus. Under Thompson's contrary decixion, a Jarge number of such claims of citizens of New Mexice have heen allowed, and the lands haye been patented tothem. This decision of Secretary Smith ents of all such claims as are still pending» large number. Itdors not, however, affect the tie m any eneh cases where warrant: or Patents have already issued. IMPORTANT REGCLATIONS IN RELATION TO ARMY TRAINS AND BAGGAGE War Departm djutant Genera’ gton, October I~, 160.—The following r d for arm 2 frearret Order. abl Tations care > will be allowed— dquarter’s train of an Army Corps, of a Division or Brignde, three: ot infaniry wxtz: ond of a Light Hers Batters or Squndron ef Cayais v> encountered ecvergi>tands of- mebeppr est \+legraph operator and apparatus, with le three prisoners, and thirty. wagdaa, The remainder of the rebels went towards Mount Vernon. , . ‘4 At Richmond, Ky., our forces es we hundred sick and wounded rebeis, Whom they paroled, . ——e . All reports of disobedience of ordapy by Gen. erals MeCook or Rosecrans, or of on ., been Arrested, are sbsolutely false, : THE LATE RECON SLIRMISHES OVEN THE RIVERS” Fainvax Covunr Hove, Oct. 27.—Capt §. Dalgreen, of Gen. ‘Siget’s Stam, has returaee from an expedition to Catlett's Station. He found the pickets af the enemy .on the ofher vide of Cedar Run; small parties only having | been lattly at Greenwich and Bristow. Capt. Conger, of the 34 Cavalry, was wounded in the engagement last Friday, ang jays in a farm-house near Bristow. " Lieut. Conger and two privaies srere taken prisoners, and sent te Culpeper. Capt. Conger fought, with his small force of about 30 men, & very strong foree of the enemy— about 200. The enemy had one cuptain killed, and twe captains wounded, besides having seven or eight privates killed and quite a number woundrd. LOCAL NEWS. > Tue 1357 REGIMENT Pexssyivanta For. rxteeRe.—This fine regiment, commauded by Col. Porter, has been doing Provost duty for sorut time in this city;and the general g con. duct of the men, and the adidierly qualities of the officers have Leen remarked’ ‘ Porter is a striet discipiinarian, under his management, the regiment. although anew one, has attained great proficiency, and dhe good ffects of x stringent enforeement of needed rules and regulations is yisible everywhere. The regiment is encamped inthe barracks, east otthe Capitol, tormeriy upied by the Séth Regiment, New York Volunteers, and the en- csmpmentic kept in so neat 2 condition as to make it a desirable residence. When the [33th tovk poss+ssion the ground was in a Nowance be e.cer condition, covered with filth, b: 4 ying + of the Union if Gen, | But. except elsimns for which no requisition nt peeie able a ae soutikof bainkokedeheeines as es Cox could penetrating to the line of , DAYS yet heen made, the claims, adjis ad men actually preseut the buildings, and everything out of : oe aieers hem teal nuijusted, cannot exceed twenty pull j surplus will be turned over to ine | Under the enexgetic management of Quarier— the ee aud Tennessee Railroad—ithat dollars. a ; @hier to be organi under | aster Cushman, assisted by hix efficient clerk, point at whic ARMY GAZETTE WM CORWIN BERE the Commanding ¢ Mr. Catvin G. Smith. all this was at cace rem sumed und failed in auaining. That woukd in- i | sO many commanders have | i into Ge Trt Corner Land Eleventh etre -t- GMs. OF sen! to tae nearest depo: died. and the general health of the men fully jeod ber °_ more! aoe eS At the req ral MeDo ps ain-. their sive de. | SUS Ube advantages of cleanliness. 7 deed be a stirs ¢ movement worth a siruge sourt of in ¢ ot Gens. K j AY COOKE & CO, of the roads aad char. | buildings are warm, dry and co:atoriable, and eye seam s ¥ . * Yi Bae re oS nApaien, will be organized br the a aay uviting appearance. Oue of Se pa eae ¢ 3 rth REET riermaster, ca ia pine tiidine- has been fitted ap as a © arThe New York Herald has another sen- gentleman. According toan ore master. with the approval of the G 2 #atica dispuich from Cincinnati, tothe eiivct irom the War Department, troops in active GOVERNMENT RONDS, that leadihg Sonthern men have proposed a para rt ainst be prepared to TREASURY NOYES AND UERTIFIGATES, compromise on the basis ofa National Co ‘ ARMY AND NAVY BILUS, vention. Whiel is lo recognize the doctrine of ok CURR nes aNy RCo eT NGE Sesedsnn an Souncted pon the resolasion of‘ Eb DEMAND NOTESS GOLD, SILVER and ond ‘YS, to provide for the returu of fugitive . er ae Aves, or the payment of their value to their ee es owners, Sadan acerplance of the Crittenden ey Sok OF PPEVE compromise. These propositions, the dispatch fays, are to be <ubmitied to the Governors of nerals. subject to the control mont. Wagons allowed % a regiment, hat. | Teeiirent do duty in Georgetown, at the Old orsqnadron. must carry mousing bn Capitol prison, the Central Guardhouse, and teins. cooking ulensils, and rati as a Stree patrol - hospital stores. and omeers’ b: . | their duties they wmarkabiy efficient, so to rach regiment will transport | ™8ci so that the eiteus much desire the re- ¥ hospiictl supplies, under the direc. | WHlion ofthe 135th in this duty, and the inter- Regimental Surgeon: it for | @Sts of the Government cannot be better dquarters will carry the gran tryed than by retaining them. horses, and the three allowed treba penineoeetp or squadron will be at least FoURTH-WARD SUATION CASER—Beforr Jus. ' jane en the limite | mst issue | Deal i FROM BOs SDAY EVE | ANT TO THE SOLD NION ARMY! riy all the di ‘9 the audience camp tite sane - eMC? | orisinate with & nlarit ded with the grain for theirown teams. | fice Welfer.—Sarah Ji Brown, drunk and the loyal States, who ave to meet at Washins- pecan sacaiienoy Shek.) 2; they be resin bulk and ammunition will be car. | disorderly: fined $2.58. Elizabeth Lanahan aod eas mle dich aot < sate i T or special supply irains Wm. Lanshan, do.; fined $1 each, John Arm- pe ' - OTIC K—. djourn Yom 5 ust i Oia Rape La (VF Wore Worse Bunce ot Want their ter eee oe ae New York in tur Next Coxor —The wil be he @elegation from the State of New York in the between M nas Met and arenne and B stre Strong, peddling without Meense; securi! fine—two boxes of cheese Soctiensione ouac on the march, the allowauce . sault and battery, with intent to kill; held for t wenpo: of tents being limited, as follows: L | all neh digense a iE t. October Iti R. iN r : Dr, Nehene his me For the headquarters of 2n Army (% . Di- | further hearing. by Justice Donn. Pat. Kells, present U.S. House of Representatives stand-: YRY EY ENING. October ith. ati | GROMER Tr MEDTOAL | cinecat tis rou, eum he find at all times, | vision, or Brendes one wall tent to te Gon arnnk and disorderly: fined #11. Mary Dris- poblicka wnt ap oerats 10: showing a Re- | ~—— yarn run THUY BENEFIT OF 171 i este ee seat tie 10 2 Weed Tonic. | OP Mie cee ee ane Une to every two officers Stetcaliug: jal ora beating, "4 Thom vane te (best indicwntionin ont reach at f AVENUE Nae 2 REET OPPO OSES fad © ee ae a mof robbery: do. Soha & Be ! For the Colonel, Field and Staff of a full regi- | suspicion of robbery; do. John S Sturgis’ sas present, our impression is that the Democrats _ ere of Oharit: ment, three wall tents; and forevery other com- | pected of being a spy; Fred"k Groen welte, de- open @ Bair for : it the Democrats | i on, T OTENTINI. gprq| Missioned officer, one shelter tent cack serter; delivered lo military. Jame= T. Nicoll Will next week carry tifteen districts for Con- ae =" Hali aL asree t. on MON 27 yg as “eh Ave AS 7 4 é 9 For eyery two non-commissioned officers. firing a pistol im a public alley; 2%. freee, said the Republicans seventeen: leaving Pictnat. te which they invite the : Retwcen teth asd 110s dtanets soldiers, officers’ servants, and authorized Monday.—Daniel P. Newton, horse-stealing; the latter & majority of but twoin the Srate’s . Feaconable pricesn arent veriety of Proce ante Bae Oe eto eine. and arrang ‘ ° ‘ y in the r a — ¥ariety of Fancy and Use ele * to ped foe el piney t TLEMEN'S camp followers, one shelter tent. LADIES’ AND it for further hesring—by Justice Doun. Mary Articles delegation in the new Congress. New York he Ae i ‘D is E = One hoxpitat tent will be allowed for office ouffey, inrceny of a silver cup: dismissed—by i I nid of t "in ines DINING AND CGONVECTIONEKY SALOON. purposes at Corps headquarters, and one wall j Justice Waller. Jonathan drunk and Tores a member under the new apportioumen:. — for the hel! nder th at te depart spsived i teatal those of a Divison ora Brigade. All | disorderly: Michael Shaunes» , Thomas Mas- a ORC ah. ata acs appeal te the wenervus of all de She wipe Neer nee Lean Pie een | tents. beyond this allowases win te left terson, Andrew De Vine. Wi Dunn, de; St is ssid that in the fight at Lexingion, | tularly the Indies, to contrite money or any At No inure appropriate present ean be inde ton Ee ie nete ee sae, BO eered, 80 xs if oe red . oad my customers. aud the public in general, | depot. a choiee and well selected assortment of — | Fine PRESERVES, JELLIES, e entueky, ou Friday evening, October tnthorg | Lsiee which they thay dispose of al this Bair, “Auy SOLDIER THAN 4 buch donations inay be seul eller to Mra. MEDICATED FRGL ARD, were two hundred Nationals engaged. ' rp turned overto the miftary, Washington Server of F and th streets, or Mis, GEORGE MAT EVERY MAN St: 4. Odlicers’ baggage will be limited to blank- | ents, col., suspicion of Il valise or carpet-baz, and a mode. | Daniel Conner, disorderly ratheriag. do. Whieh from five tu ten rebels were killed, hi GL nite Island. ata Tee iy od and The atten ENGLISH PICKLES, 2) PIGNONS, eg ie ne Raed sre? we airy y abetr orn =. hee ick Shae, dinertioriy: feaee = ‘ > Ree a fo: itution. a ere ts no ch ; wet PIN piankets and shelter tents, an) R b % ¥ i ey teen -wonnded, and one hundred and eighty = ep recap Lome appeals © publie patronage. Vial sas PETITS, POIS, TRES FIN . reduce the con. suspicion of larceny: jail for te indies cumducting the chave every confi “ANNED VEGE .S and FRU tents of their knapsacks as much as possible. a hearing. R. P. Hamilton, dis taken prisoners. The National loss was but vee OLIV eae vi orderly; dis. o i ‘The Depot Quartermaster will provide stor- | missed. Wm. Morgan, drunk. fined $1. John four killed and seven or eight wounded ed tee were ahite. Meaisat score 4 , . = . sa oo OILS " itige for a reasonable amount of officers’ surplus | Seitz, do.: do. $1. e pariic. atall ho A PRESERVFB, PICKLED and BRANDIED | }, d the : Z tp Among the rebels who were mortally wound. Bittance leeents, Tickets of admission, inc R keage, and the extra clothing and knapsacks |. = : - - Fy Wound- gnpper, Sects. {city paperad& Balt. 8 FRUITS. 4 of the men. Srcoxp Wanp Station Casus—Sgiore Jus- s was Sam Merzgna, Inte of Nashyille, John © ———-.— whens H OLIVES, TABLE SAUCES, MARON 5. Hospital tents are for thesick aud wounded, | ‘°° Thompson.—Sunday.—A. Verajia, seliing organ’s nephew. The rebels were -ubse- Sey en's Orricr, Oct. rea that Licenses given to of Spirituous and Fermented Liquor, rdials, te Groceries, Dry Goode. Hard Sr The Augusta (Georgia) Chronicte and Mediciaer, Perfume Wal chesund Jewelry: «Wood and Coal. Commission Mercbant~. Seatinel of October 6th, say: “General also, to Keepernof Hackney Carriages sei One ‘Toombs arrived in this city yesterday from tases BHA Pepe hee pip Alleys had Contes Virginia. His wound, and the hurd service tionary and for Hawking and Peddlins, aud Doctors * quently heavily reimforced, and took pos und except thoee allowed for Army Corpshead- | Withont license; $20.91. Amelia —~ 3 &i0n of the piace. quarter, nust not be diverted frem their proper | ¢0ld, creating a nuisance; do. 514. Lucin. WEDDINGS and | Use. Johnson, assault; do. a3. Wm. King, disor- et uisnner, and on §. Commanding officers will be held respon- | seriy: do. $2.91, Charles Brown, do.: do- 5 ay | jible for the strict enforcement of these reguia- | M. S. Mathews, petty larceny: security for Ty MigttMtil | tions, especially the reduction of officers’ bag. | court. s pen | i2p.m..when parties can be fu en withh . | the delicacies of the season, pe ‘xe within their respective commands. >. at ¢. On all marches, quartermasiers, under |. Forxp Doav—This morning, aman named GOODS, SHAWLS, &c the orders of their commanding officers, wili | Hugh Bresnahan, who bas been employed in s. 8 JS, &c.— ING DR { S i Tren. Brass, Cooper. A¢.. will expire ! ronet accompany and conduct their trains i y | the Quartermacter’s Department, near Sixth-st. he has seen Intely, has told very much upon snlger . p pps thronghont the xeason. samt. ae gas da ! 4 2 : bh iny. the ad day of November next. and ¢ Frid © price o1 kes pisin figures not to obstruct the ‘ems Wharl, was found on Seventh st., near bar. his heath and appearance, bat we hope that licenses must be renewed at this office witiin ten CpneHiceamey sean ERR \ eotidgeerr pedicle a8 ~ m a riding to an Act the quiet and comforts of home may soon en- USE time. SAM'L E. ROHBES Able bisa to resume bis piace in the field.” % & BRO. =. All quartermasters and conumissaries will | 192. it if supposed, fell down the bank al that Ps ave. and Ninth street personally attend to the reception and issue of | POA! while intoxicated. ) FINE DRESS GoOps. | *PPlies for their commands, and will keep Py ccide rts themselves informed of the condition of the Focrts WARD STATION CASES.—Before Jus- : ‘ depgt roads. and other communications, fie Waiter—Henry Taylor, Richard Thomas PERRY & RRO 9. AN quartermasiersand sommissaries with | and George Robertson, sleeping in the mark Pa. ave. nu Teport, by letter, on the first of every month, to | Gismissed. John Hooper, do.; jurned over to BUTTER—BUTTE the chiefs of their respective departments, at | the military. und tass pi me BUTTER in store. | Wastington, D. G., their station, and generally ay ‘ ries arriving daily at the Old : the duty om whieh they have’ been engaged | | Bpitor Byexiso Stan>—Justice Thompson, in KE OF THE ComMIs ¢ Act of April 16, 1992, enti: O71: is stated thay the whole public debt on the Grstof this month did not exeeed six hun- Gved and twenty millions of dollars, and that eg r < pt e since then has been Tess than Ozprnen. That the Comm - 5 ¥ ist day of November next, elo: This amount (+i¢0,u00,u09) in- 27 ty of Noverab ‘compensation. City, DC. 25. 1852, lon the | _ the examination ( oes A d coed circulasion and every species omuke up their final report. All Seredes. Baring iN THE Fighth street. uear Ba. avenu 23-6t* D. during the preceding month. his card published in the. National Republican f wieite dace aims before the Como insioners . WARD! = ST egaE ot 2 By command Major General Halleck: charges as with false swearing in the statement we eae presented their slaves for weluation aut wrote, | USES IT? | JANES Fo WaLtDay. Tuomas, Adjutant General. | Mente ine urevious isaue.. We did not intewd to as £7 (one forces spe aetia i Kentucky arainst Yanto4 Ural fy to gies watt Beat a ee, etary scene = "| SilaatatGananen tech eth ulaenon ef cess. On Saiurday they were met‘at two title and foyalty, before said Brat day of November, NEW *LOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. I Banking Hows rag Tok 3 ,; McMullen, Col. De Agreada, M, Swakosch, and thatat the ao of the oy FOints and nearly fft¥ prisoners captured. Saturday, a I eck eet CHORE day except i , wntely Opened, | oc 2-eozm" soon Sho te | Col. Richards, Col. Titus, Gol. Benedict, Gen- | Bader arrest, but wasafter the refusal of Misery Generals Hine and Rosseau arrived ut Loui. M 2-aawelOe WM TE WOODWARD. Clerk. | BOA P/E Re Lp tele ade ; 7HOMwONTOS ~~~ ; Schurtz and Hon. E. M. Madden, N.Y.: Hon. | Slieged aseult of Monkan ox pieecemplice to the Ville on Saturday. ——— = i “ : a i Tus Regular packet schooner C. W. Dyer bas | J.C. McDougall, Cal; Col. Wingfield, Major and om he mee, "THE GHOnG W. CIS8ML, reported ax arrested EV BRY BODY ‘Is RUSIING THERE i iriyed aud is how discharging her ‘freight Woodruff and Capt. Wilkinson, H.B. M.A; The Provost Marshal of Baltimore cap. for George W. Giestl the Green ne | , For Pires HARTLEY & BROTHER ; Col. Tompkins, RU, and Hons. JG. Blain. yited on Woduesday last, at Nerth Point, « : 7 Sm = =. | WELL-MADE § FASHIONABLE SUITS! | oom 99 and 101 Water st., Geor, | F.A. Pike and J. M. Wood, Me. a i Wit MABSHAUE S4LE.—In asrit schooner having on board s:-veral trunks, taid Aves on pot OhD GOLD : | As that is the very place now for every body to buy i St eae Dace ——-- i lards’. J idence ci fectea, inaned i A — “ot tee “to contain quinine, letters. and sitk goods,which ~~" RITTENHOUSE, FANT & Co., | A FINE OUTFIT CHES H i friealaltig. ot | — : county ef Weekineton, and 13 mie ai Teil Were about being conveyed to Dixie. Se oe Glin Bankers, 152 Pa. avenue. | ; i PAR j expose at public SE Mine contro Bie, Seven Ht Bankers, 1 Pieese remember thai our motto is o. af BAKERY FOR QALE, complete, with Stock | Mouss door of saidcounts, om ~ : risen akeM EE pe Fk Het eget Geer es HG Sour, dshetone asn oe PRICES! om | Respectfully and che j A tee Fixtures, Wagon wna two Horses.—in the | 2th day of November, 87 General Dix has writen aleiier to partic: SMAFFIELD®S Balt nore Confectionery: Fasey ons Ce ea | ear ioe cram eitnertS revel ved. j tomers. Betisiactory roseon ‘sive for wieaceir | Eee ker eeeiey in New York. dechining to allow the uswot his No: 356 Sixth street, between & Gonsefh ee W ‘TER REaISTRAR's ba! ys oe EAT DEB Be ad init deenes Bat With eget tot woah: ike tnpsireheas weade iietooe,calzed and a tees whale ra ncchon with ‘the guberuatorial aon gaiEcA lace Bei GON. for tao yh ALES, Puorexars will be received’ tthe | eee of OE Ne MILLER, | acthe property nfdcan G. hom i and wil be chair of that State, horses. “Apply at ALL'S Coach Factors, cox, B*¥orsofico until Wednesday, the dith iactunt DECORATIVE PAINTING } ee = to satin icinls No. 133, to ein bi Quad of merene ea ee 0 S}22 gicleck M. for laying Water Maina, asfollows, | Together with all work persstnine tye” i TWO-HOREE favor of John W. Ridenour, “aes @7-The Mitvary Barend of Pounsslvania Moa ager Migck NORSK: Appiy wt mtcnLes }5i NE Mre perth fromtth tooth itraet went! PTAST CLASS PATA TENG: ESE ABEISUMENT, | {Me TROO neet w TRE decided TAL ewembers cect to the Lage. TH!"THa0n Mat between Bthantticht. oi” Lou tecenentyicam Cte erect aoriacis nh" HetanneRodtancy iw'eaiciing neste | AUDet Cased Se . Jatare camot chim exemptign irom the dratt [Y[ARE POR SALESeven venre aid; a good im ithatreet wont, from Berton’ oma to krereey, | OF she mublicis favor. ws On taat ace. Makers SALE — Ie Cireatt Court or the Diatiict Coats of ‘end county AMS SAVESCUOTHER.EAVES | Hones ion traveller; sold for no fault.the owner baying ne use for her. Also, 2 TOP BUG- HARNESS, nesrly uew. Appl S Stables, Gs¢.,near isthe QE? PEMAND NoTES, i U.S. TREASURY NOTES t His PRICES ARE REASONABLE ; ‘ south; in 19th street west, from south ride ot K THE WORK 1 REXCEETION ABLE Fon wtgcet to connect with thes} inch main in K etreet. | And particular $Rgution is paid te 4ODK aL Orns r ‘0 y N. needed information can bahad kethicofics | °° | gyey,, SSOMPTNESS IN DELIVERY. oF etat RANDOLPH Coy 59 LOUISIANA AVENUE, gop aena oes Between Sixth and Seventh «ta, &7 The sveamer eny of “New York, which #alied on Saturday, took out $745,999 in specie: aud the Hansa, which sailed on the same day i H ce 2m protect YOURSELF AGAINST : : ane fe StF ABOK. SAVER TIME! 1+ welRadsusting, wait fal fp aay Iie re- | following piece 3 : ~ . turned amd the mouey sents took ows 9220.000, Mouglet at the Maheat pricey, | AND SILVER FIRE AND BURGLAR S: '486 FOR AusUns: a Lah Oa DENS District of Colitobia, ‘end bounded’ at follows, “ a s ; ! H faci ousefurnishing Store, s innit a stone accond boun SEGov. Tok of Ouio, hax vaspended the _ vez im HOUSK VANE & 00. Pas cain cs eprom A cavioty of PHOTOGRAPH CARDS. embracing | <r rear Peon.aventic. | Gatyut the gity of Washinuten? necting oe orinet ag ebgha aYeg NE 0 Sting Sen SALE COLE oe a bo ~ | qonortmentof eR Comstantigon behd giarge | copies ot celebrated engravings. sinkings an ISSOLUTION OF ERSHIP. he | °S*7 side of Reedy Branch. and on thesnegh inset Raben: draf: I One iron-gray BIARE, 6 yeare old, | statuary, at . MARKRITRR'S, OF OE ARINERSHIP— ‘he | sho cag mladeachare took to Georgetown in that State. fast traveler and warran.ed sound, for 8. C. NERRING & (0.'s i No, 480 Seventh st. # doors abore const tecteBie Papeete, existing the | and running up the emia aliowance of Pt is mecly owned by O. M. Alexander. of tn Dow Colebrated } oc 1-lun* Odd Fellows’ Hall. foc fud Grn of J & 2. TRowixkox & Co.. ix and three-fourths degrees fer rariationey Gorreonsis—Parit—We are glad to in. city Also. one four wat FAMILY CAR COPS | yung AND BU < i = ° es Sreeog eign the ] Tight, port reveuty-ois Searece’ weeteet eats form our readers that the (w * KIAGE snd ret of aingis HARNESS, Apply to RGLAR PROOF S. gs | puNE GROCERIES, Robi natu Tne basiseea it Perehjer ee soeicceti | Lnlf perches north Ueeuty Seo acco eae ers tha twosgosteminens Sr RECT RSTO CoRR HA RSRES. Appiy fg | 5 Robinson. ‘The business wilt berafter be sondlacted perches, north twenty-two 5 as- Biusical celebrities at present in America, will er Eichth and D sts ‘ PAYMASTERS’ CASH BOXES, H FINE GROCERIES, eee aes and drm of J. & J. Robiason. at | {7 ide? pore! en;harth fig: ine ced « Lal Seemese Nisit Washinzion on tho rst of next week, [NY HANDS: | With the Bast and Mast Avproved Lota | FINE GROCERIES, Heigl, “anh $49 Fe. aveues, opposite Browials | Lest tee perehap, north sereuty one And give in combination two grand éoncert bel hd Phanen { BI AL ihe ee Pricts.oy i FINE GROCERIES, 00 24 -3t 4. & J.T. ROBINEON & CO. tighten percha’. Se antes me Bt Mr. Gottschulk has laiely been im Boston, ti8TE0, Feady Tor co 6-1 Core bee jee a Co. i AT AUCTION PRECES, APPLES, BCCKWHFAT MEAL, cHEESE, | Tied the hele of Row reier, Sorth Mbere be cave four concerts and one matinee CymzEE. Bi! pleada atte: "T’ ¥RKIGHT FOR NEWY. an AT AUCTION PRICES é le. chaiee AR ” | AG Sted Ska iat Seereen, cots oe cuatro and to crowded and appreciative andiences. We y HYDE & DAVIDSON, Agents, 1 HE SCHOONER AID, being iy wilt AT AUCTION PRICES. 1ejen Iter aee huiied Bow, NOALS pests rid “H 2 Tem, then cicher-aix = copy from the Journal of tat city: _it _ _____ Mtvorgetoxn, DC. be ready for freighi to-morrow, (Thur 2 ‘ wn bys Eustora Guiting apd Wesiera Reserve Senrees cost als ~nine porches, tu the “@OTTeOR ALK. —Mo-t gloriously did this fa A MANUAL oF Th [03 and will positively anil in TEESE Sate SETS ee eee So then south earrete. MEY od. ae - n 2 few days pl a h PENSION LAWS OF | onboard to Unpt Hutchings wt Meade ee? an0us t fulfill the promises made f Ay UNITED STATHS Embracine jotof (Pst sorte. PRRD.S.CO/Zm poems lenis! fale pag h sda evening, fhenat Laws under which Pensions se Be Tih.» 06 fast ope SHUNT AARARRGSE, cy | Rasta ataat aig dae ete the | Wharf, foot of (Pst.; orto ‘ ize. Boanty tf fonsizner. cor. 14th et. and a SCHOONER * ALD,” tos aon ' ‘ Landa ere now granted. with the serene ae Pe gy, i ; 10 divas LAK h, < & fs) Arar —" PT een pacing stroctions how cS a and mee ao NISH LESSONS, te Conrinting of every description of 16,900 bio prime ol néytvania O4 TH) He sae inter, BEOSSTS - oft * Pension ce; to which inadded a digestot Gentleman would de gled to take FINE Me ith» lezge Pick vf all arades wt Flour, Cora pend ved nig RS er indeean.con- on rnpertaut decisions of the authoritios in 8 from home good tencher, fury fee FAMILY eal, MIT Se ‘orn, Oats, Baled Hay and Straw, = img velerity as t@ enchant Pram wun matters pertaining lo Pensions, 2 tresa Box 61!:, Washington Boy OL AMIL how in vlore aud fer nalodow, ip totate sult. by spear, specially wien the seine of meiner, AO. ATO) Pl Aaah ecNiee | GROCERIES, west” Cornering CIPRRLAON & 8s Best also partakes o: the 8 L 4 le aD Os Soba Ge eae rt y, fe 9 ay ¥ - orner au * ‘The selections performed hy Mr. Gousehalt Tt Psewer poar == 1 SDineks tnd Base Gobet fre and | WHI Ue forsale untit the Schooner is discharged, GpPOCRRY ctook AND SUTLERS - desea . oral H : inc) \! g lors, Se a ° mites te ate. ompcenions, or arrange. Will leave Withiame Whar! nog’, oLorD 4 coNith ail other kinds of Dry Goods, for the gon. | 2 : accor etey Ek AND STORE TO RENT —A Chopin, sandwiched in. ae a Preludes BY Qeorgejown. D.C. every Munday + On pectal wants of familion. is ' FAMILIES puso nght for cash, ith Mecessary fx, 5 AG, RS. an ilnstration to 8 = Wednoniay and Friday tor py i ne price Culy, marked in plain fiagnree j I m ures. will be sold on same terms yi the proprietor few of ie ARCS “elassicints” how much — Roeks, Chesapeake aud Olin Cone ie Pa, are EERE & HRc i 2 ned of & Winter Supply, at tie plore business calls iim away. athe store ruprrior he is to ther, i . - pr aad n oe 2 0. ave and ti . ; oy ttt jor business, and Coromands @ trade. iu their exclucive einen ae Sbility to sypeur ant Selonk in thr etRPay and Pridas, re ir ea AE | Roca eee Ee Address Box 163 Post Oftica, veele™ mach be d them that they may npicntnted on gth ina! Tom both ways, AGh te, Ee FALRFAX iT ‘an be eupplied by the Package, I gee to AL Thewe. pieces ‘cars ke ae SE Spi E.D_ RIED, Capte: Serer yes ees : FRED. 8. COZZENS ;MLOMICM OF PABHION Phi undersgeed Pasoreia Cazclvre, % tral eptie the NHE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST sr 34 —- H ; lenveevery mente Cosrignee, corner Pa. avenue and Mia st. Forte yan. es ss bod hee have se * Miserere” from Trovaier:, a grand duet of ¥ | TD UGK (clock trom the Prescott Wouse, corner ot miei dodite Gantly ex band the Lalest Atyles «f Patterns for th«mesfrom Willian Tell,” turmures Eolians, FALL. AND WINTER r ri and Po. anemne for Vairfas Court ouse CAPT. HUTORI Ladies and Chil Fo pak Eunbro: ry. - 4 Yhe two preludet before Mentioned, and the DKESS GOODS AND SHawts tach way 92 51, Recursion Weket i: Ala heateeets > | Szamsling and Gold Embroidery dons ox phe Short: Te he tiaylas oops sh oF iestrument “upoa In this market egubé found at * dat tie New York Titty gy. Sethe Schooner “Aid,""footofuith ot,? | EAL Boer 1a stylet unique, eracefal : whic ickuring’s, aid 2 NP 2 1.0 street and wt th ph deer sos Ts eee eee re i whthe vontlg to ita Saperior qualities oF the THE NEW ‘DRY GOODS HOLEK. Mouse conor of uh strest aod Pa, arene Tot FROM BOSTON Ragen enn Nagi JOSEPH T. MAY. > spi ndid bandhng it had, or it gave fora SE . fy Cpa sd) <s HE lar YY he NicaLENENAMEIDE OROUWE REPO OweG RAMEE | eC ene nee Be ag he reer nm ae Ty; COMBeje ontly i tae v Lo weet, ©0 F-nt wl ¢ \ Rey y a fail to sec appro! ‘of all. soe ‘yALPULARRIR COCR: Roaaire at | Apvly HARTLPY & BROTHER ven we eat 9¥ aud 103 Water et., Georgetown, oc 22 Iw* SO UEERONS 455 Tenth at., tetween Pa av. and (at,