Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1862, Page 2

ae aan At net rere SRR sees eerie rm or eA: = ———— “ —— — THE EVENING STAR, ove ASHINGTOS RER oS, is62, TrESD\, SF BEADING MATTER ON EVERY Pace. BER OUYsIDE FOR INTERESTING: * TELS GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTE: SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRE=#. Invell:geneer comments upon the fact that the very class that most strentiously urged upon the President the insugaration of the + néw policy” 7. ¢. “oman are the men who now, in a spirit of fanit-findinz, tc- cuse the President of «imBecility” att vacit- sition,” for no other reasons thar that their pre- dictions as to the immediate good effects of emaneipation have disappointed them. The Antelugencer sys: = The conduct of the President is undonbt- ealy open to criticism alike by political friends and foes, but when he is assailed on grounds which deny his competency to filithe Execu- tive chair of which he is the lawful incumbent, we may well feel that such a style of political discussion is but a slight remove from the conn- sels of & revolutionary agitation threatening the very foundations of our civil government.’ The Republican has no editorial to-day. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ~" LATEST FROM-THR PRONT. Ascouting party, dispatehed by Gen. Sizel. returned Inst evening from Occoquan Creek by wsy of Wolf River run (shoal) and Davis’ jord te Manassas~Junction. They report a Tebel patrol of fifteen men of the Prince Wil- ham eavalry at Brentsville on Monday last. Numbers of rebel conscripts are making their way to the command of Gen. Stahl] from the neighborhood of Salem. They report a rebel force at Upperville under Gen, Walker. Our Scouts set it down at 9,000 strong. Fifty rebel cavalry were met yesterday near Aldiv, coming from the direction af Lees- burg. A deserter who ha« reached General Stahl’s mand reports 5,000 rebel troops at Rich. mond, 3,000 at Fredericksburg and two regi- quents of infantry at Culpeper. He does not know the force at Warrenton, but he confirms the accountof adivision being at Uppervyille uader General Walker, which he says is 2,000 strong. At Richmond he heard it said that (General Lee would fall back soon into winter «quarters, and that Walker's division is not to remain much longer in its present position. latormation. from Leesburg renders ii cer- foun that there has been no enemy there tospeak ef since Friday last. Their nearesi position to Leesburg is at Waterford, six miles distant. THE “ PARTY OF DELAY.” It has become quite fashionable o1 late with the radical press, to denominate those who op- pose rash and ill-matured military moyements, 8s the party of delay,” “the inaction party,” Ac. A very brief recurrence to the history of the war so far, will serve to show how entirely the failure to finish the contest long since is ai- tributable almost solely to the ill-timed policy of the very parties making this charge, Thus, all remember, they were the parties who delayed a settlement of the difficultics when, by acquiesence in the Crittenden propo- + sition for an adjustment, Virginia and Tennes- see would surely have been kept out of the conspiracy, and the rebellion could, as a con- sequence, have been crashed almost without rsorttoarmed force. Though such a settie- ment would haye cost the government and the public interest literally no sacrifice whatever. iu the blindness of political partizanship it was persistenly scouted. The thousand millions of teeasure, the life’s blood of the hundred thou- sand citizens sacrificed in the war, and the temporary utter destruction of all the industrial interests of the country not concerned in pro- viding for the prosecution of the contest, tell unmistakably who were «the party of delay"— «che party of inaction”—at that time. Again: when tke plans of our military Authorities, based on mature professional ex- perience and thorough knowledge of The Sit- uation, were about being Put into snecessful operation, the same parties, by a concerted howl and misrepreseniation of facts, forced the Government virtually to set those plans, aside, and really to trust the campaign to “luck.” We here refer to the original inter- Jerence with MeClelan’s plans, which, in de- priving him of the large force that he designed advancing upon Richmond on the north side ot James river. turned its contemplated prompt reduction, into a protracted and disastrous siege Still again, when having well-nigh overcome difficulties and embarrassment= cansed by T4St original radical interference in the plans ef the campaign, Gen. McClellan asked but a rinforcement of twenty or thirty thousand men to enable him to take the rebel capital trom the new base he had secured upon James ttver, radical interference with his plans su- perinduced*the order for his evacuation of the Peninsula; thus producing further delays and loss almest beyond calculation. So, too, did radical interference with the plans of campaign inangurate the short satur- nalia of “no lines of retreat.” &ec., which elec- trifying the country for an imstant with its Tocket-like brilliancy, culminated in the nex: instant in the terrible disasters of Pope's brief campaign. How fruitful of delay and popular disappointment that interference of radicalicm Proved, is told by the present position of affairs on the upper Potomac. Se, too, did the same parues produce delay ‘upon delay by enaeting in Congress the poli of ceasing to obtain more men for the prosecu- tion of the war: with what results the country Well know. Not content with thus prolonging the contest time and again, they are now re- newing their dangerous effort to take its di- rection out of the hands of military men. on their eld plea that the latter are too slow for exigencies of the occa-ion. They have organ- ized Anew & ramified and desperate conspiracy to compass the removal of Gen. McClellan from the commund of the Army of the Pi mac. basing their renewed demand for that ecutive act upon his alleged failure or declen- Sin to risk a decisive action while trom tifty te seventy-five thousand of his twoops were Recessary to be kept oniy a « guard for tin river's fords, and while near four-fifths of hi- exyalry and nearly half his artillery were next tw useless from want of horses in proper condi- tion They also undertake to decide how where he shall engage the rebels: and t nut be permitted te forces them to fig he elects, but Where Lee prefers: basing sech interference in his plans of campaign wpon their old ery agains! the delay: for which. all, they are mainly responsible Won the other hiad, we know non army—abeolutely none— who tayor a mon con ‘olo- aun tt he nite delay longer than may be ahsoluiely necessary to prevent the evils re<ulting from thi< radical interference up to this ime with ihe plans of in the eventual Union. Thirty should bring jinto the field W000 more Laion soldiers, and im our bays and rivers the Most powerful fleet of mailed ships of war ever somettcted. He must be blind. indeed, who does not comprehend tha: such additions toour eilective strength ere decisive battles vught é inerease the probability of rhe spredy flutl succes. of o while if they are brought into play only after we experience new checks if not disas Testilting from the dal uence of radical interference with the plans of campaign, they will simply serve to break tor the time being the torce of the teeum ulation ot terfible national eslan.fies growing out ot the sway which radicalinn pas of law obtruned throughout the land. APPOINTMENTs Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Morr,. tu be Major eral, John M. Austin to be Assiceant Paty - er, James Bo Shervitn te be aay nal or . his headquarters on Pennsylvania avenur, at =m Oe bE en ne wees ” hOMYUPRE ADVAN FB. p* SCHENCH K. sCHENC ; ; ~ B Fm Garre-pondsnes Philadeiphia Inquirer.) BR. SCHBNC t hov VILLE Ws fot» + 27.—Veaters 2° RK. cee ; thakG Sorgig’ morning ami ¥ rain <torm, é He u f ths v a? Plenso = ingle, accompaee 7 » a a ae is nnington '» tery, crosse ; ie a petitute tie Te piittmen tae 7 ieee Recpemtoon re, at Berlin, dito Fo = iE and, $3} ‘cin! a Sixth regular Cavalry wi - S HE veral W. S. Rosecrans is a8+ | Covel, snd the Watery ccatoned ae i HE i > jones rs — signed to tne command of the Department ot | Bes = ‘The-battory mention: ree: : HH We Conterland | Anumber of the inhabitants of Loudon j . 2 The troops under the command of Major- | were on the Mrs nay sp Sea aclene er 3 rons! + Thirteenth | Movement. Some of them evinsed delight a ie me Sere aay vee pero oe sia | the crossing, and were very courteous to our { wil aS troopers. mand of Major-General Rosecrans will con- re soon asthe cayalry and a mums of am- i stitute the Fourteenth Army Corps. balances had crossed, two brigadesof i: utry, meee under the command of Gen"! Carrol, follows { and took up their line of march to Loyettsyille, | . Gen. Danks having gone North for a isw | Andencamped im the Reldeadjiniag tha village | Wile ti | days, Gen. Heintzleman is in temporary com- | mand of the defences of Washington, haying the corner of Fifteen-and-a-half street—Gen. Banks headquarters. <2. New Pvniications —From the publisher, | G. W. Carleton, New York, through Hudson | Taylor, 231 Pa. avenue, we haye the striking | egneluding part of Victor Hugo's Les Miser- ables, entitled «Jean Valjean; also, Prof. i Cairne's serviceable work on “The Slaye | Power,” both of which we have already noticed | They are issued in admirable style, indeed, by Carleton.- - : ; “Also, from the same, we have «The Old Mer- chants of New York City.” by Walter Barrett, clerk. ‘This is a ptquantly-written volume of reminiscences, anecdotes, and biography, em- bracing lively sketches of the origin and vareer, together with spicy recollections and incidents, personal and public, of nearly every lending business man, prominent citizen, and family, in the great metropolis. The letter press and binding is in Carleton’s usual correct style. @7 Regarding the probable movements of the army recently under command of Gen. Buell, the Louisville Democrat of Friday says: «We understand that Gen. Buell’s entire army will fall back to Lebanon, and from that point ad- vance into Tennessee as rapidly as possible, leaving a sufficient gnard along the line of the Nashyllle Railroad to protect important points from guerillas. From his occupation of Le- banon as headquarters, we presumr that it is Gen. Buell’s intention to enter Tennessee at some point east of Nashville, and press upon Bragg from that cirection.” a7 The Houston (Texas) Telegraph of the 4th inst., received at Memphis, announces that the city of Galveston had been surrendered to our naval forces. The Federal commander gaye notice that four day= would be allowed tor the women and children to leave the city. On the evening of the fourth day the rebel troops evacuated the city, and the next morn. ing it Was quietly occupied by our forees. #7 Mrs. President Lincoln was serenaded at the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, on Satnr- da} evening, on which occasion Col. Hamilton, oft Texas. Mr. Lowe and other gentlemen who happened to be stopping atthe same house, made their appearance on the balcony and made brig’ speeches. Among those who called upon Mrs. L.on Saturday were Gen. Scott aud Archbishop Hughes. #7 The greatest energy is being displayed in the execution of the navy orders for iron-clad vessels to be builtat New York. The Delama ter works employ 1,000 men; (Freenpoint, 2,00 Jersey City, 1,500; Dry Docks, 500; Webb's Yard, { 500—total, 5,500 men. In addition to this num- ber, some 4,000 workmen are engaged at wood work in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, on other | wooden yessels—probably abou t 5.000, FAIR FOR THE BEN a FANT ASYLUM. AT THE CORNER 0 N. AVENUE. NEAR 26TH STREET, OPPO- SITE THE CIRCLE —The Sisters of Charity in charge of this institution will open a Fair fo: benefit at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. on Mt DAY. the 7th instant, to which they invite the patromage of the public. They wil! offer fer sale at reasonable prices a great variety of Faucy and Use- ful Articles, Toys, Books, Flowers, &c. They ask the aid of the charitable in their effort to provile fur the helpless infants under their care, and they appeal to the generous cf all denominations, teularly the ladies to contribute mogey or any a1 ticles which they ispose of at ts Fair. Any such donations may be sent either to Mrs. BOON E, corner of E and 8th streets, or Mrs. @EORGE MAT- TINGLY, ou the Island. Infants are received aud cared for in this institution, and there Is no charity which more loudly appeals. to public patronage. The ladies conducting the Fair have every conf: dence that their exertions will meet the encourage- EFIT OF TB I ment of a generou lie. Mealsatall hours, Ad- mittance l0.cents. Tickets of admission, ineluding supper. Mets. [city papers & Balt. Sun.] t (gr te ALL wim rr MAY OONCER ReGister’s Orrice. Oct. 21, 1962. hereby civen that Licenses given to Tay- sof Spirituous and Fermented Liquors, Cordials, to Groceries, Dry Goods, Hurd ware. Medicines, Pofamery: Wat ‘hes and Jewelry; Lumber. Wood and Coal, Commission Merchants, also, to Keepers of Hackney Carriages and Omni: buses, Billiard Tables. 4a Alleys and Confec- tionary. and for Hawking and Peddling, and Dealers in Old fron, Brass, Copper. &c., will expire on Mon- lay. the Sd day of November next. and that sai icenses must be renewed at this office within ten daysafter that time. SAM’L E. DOUGLASS, o¢ 21-dtNovs Register. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIO) under the Act of April 16, 1852, entitled art for the release of certain’ persons held to wie or lator in the District of Columbia, City Hatt, Washington City. D.C..2 Se ptember 25, 1859. § OxpeKep. That the Commissioners Will.on the Ist day of November next, close the examination of all claims for compensation. and proceed to make up their final report. persons having claims before the Commissioners. who have mot be oa their slaves forgralua' on and proven itle and loyalty by two witnesses, must present them. And all claimants who cannet produce their servants, will bring their witnesses as to value, title and loyalty, before said first day of November. The Commissioners will meet every day except Saturday. at 11 o'clock a.m. Se Z71-3awts10e ~=WM. R- WOODWAKD. Clerk. Notie; MEBs IN MEDIUM, FINE AND SUPER a FINE GRADES. Qne price only marked in plain fizures. PERRY & BRO... oe 28 It Penn. avenue and 9th street. A SWEET CIDER. FEW Barrels of Sweet Cider in store and for sale cheap at WM. H.CAMPBEL 3 Pennsylvania aver Ite Between 4': und 6th sts.. south Hees AND WAGON Fe nw A light Express W; e ness for sa Inquire at CoO ADAMEON’S, - between Pa. avenue and Dst. 0¢ 2-3t* EPS AND OTTOMAN CLOTIIS a hh VARIOUS QUALITIES AND COLORS. With all kinds of DRY GOODS for the general and special wants of families and honsekeepers, One price only marked in plain fizures. RY & BRO.. oe M-1t and Sth street, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SHAWLS OF .! Ss KIND: SLE Special bargainainall fab mrel Penn. avenue es for Mourning Ap ODS for the general ‘U housekeepers. ice only marked in plain figures. PERRY & BRO., Penn. avenue and sth strest, APPLES ! 2th instant. per schooner hundred barrels and consigned to oe 23-10 WE Recciveden Charter Oak, from Bo: Apples, marked “H.¥ Evans Staum & Co. or order, If not exlled for this week, we the highest bidder, for freight HARTLEY «eZ-it 99 and 101 Water H" SEFURNISHING { have on hand and will sell cheap, for Cash— BED BLANKETS. QU] cheap, for Crh S. COTT & RETINGS, TABLE DaMagks, COTTON SHEETING TOWELING, K Dn sefarnis! will sell them to & BROTHER. st.. Georgetown. DRY Goods. and many other Ho Articles in’ the Dry Goods line, all of whie 1 be sold at the lowest prices EPH I. MAY, at iris JOSE tw. 9th and 10th ~ts. OTHS, RIBBED AND PLAIN. IN CLOTHS. in Colors 4 SHAWLS. ana DRESSES. eal medin "DRESS GOODS, ia great pro- uly. tuarked in plain figures. Eastern correspondents send s Pa ay Onr Northern us new supplies daily PERRY & _ 0 & tot Pas ave. and Noth eee AIN FRE LERINOE: UPIN'S PL " 4 5 ND p PLAIN MOUSSELATQUENOES AND T base the above goods in all states and evlors sell them at the very lowest pened PLAID WOOLEN DRESS GOODS Br Setat g 4ci ety, from IS) cents to 5 cents—all cheae Ail other kinds of DRY GOODS for the fail ana winter. at extremely low Letaeon . Call at the “ew Store’ and make our py ane. JOSEPH Taye” oe st ROS Pa_ay.. between 9th aud Tith ste, rok SALE n tren Grey bh will be a THAFPIELDS ee year old O¢ at JAS, lonery or borough. } ill be i i’ The cavalry proceededon to Burlington, at a 7 ¥ which place they were rethforeed. Atthisfast | wilt pein Saree Wodnesdes: place a number of videttes belonging to the | Wits in Werbipeton on Wetoedey” Sixth New York Cavalry were doing duty,— | Wile in Washington on Wed z They stated that_they had observed two rebel ; Will be in Washington on Wednesday. tes in a woods about x mile distant, about Will be in Washington on Wednesday. two hours fe eens to ourarrival, but they had my. sloped on the approach of our forces, The cavalry left Burlington and proceeded on the pike towards Leesburg, suppposed to be Widl be in Washiagton on Wedmest Call ‘and see him, Galt and wee hima: and see in, Call and sco him? | ten miles further, At all the cross reads pick- | . Cail and see him, ets werr sent up, so as to give the alarm if the | enemy attempted a “double-bank” game. [Ir Was presumed that the cavalry and one batte- : ty_would proceed as far 1s Leesburg. Call and sea him! oo end see him, all and see 1, Cali ang sea him! i rise a little, and th ALTE ehh cet The river has Begun to rise a Hitle, and he. . 4 hth street. fore night, the residents say.it will rise consid- ALdad tentn street, erable. If there is much drift wood it may At444 Eighth street. A is = of fe & £24 ee: 23 . = 5 @ ~ somewhat damage the pontoon bridges. n ow (2 o'clock) quite cold. i en entlers were arrested yesterday tor Itis ! . Atam Fighth street. selling liquor to privates, ‘at Harper's Ferry: Al 444 Fighth street. The Provost Marshal sent them to Louyion Atd44 Kighth Heights to cut timber as a punishment. { BS t PEE beatin ea The river has risen yery little—now four H He gures Consumption, o'clock. The ground was so porous it absorb- He cures Consumption, ed all ihe water, the earth being in such x He cures Consuuptioa, parched condition. ! He cures Consumption, OO He cures Ganaumption, = ae He cures Consumption, CITIZENS, GET YOUR EVERYBopy, He cures Con:umption, STRANGERS, WASHING CITIZENS, He cures Consumption. SOLDIERS, INE AT THE STRANGERS, | ___ He curea Consumption, . HOTE! ATIONAL SOLDIERS, Cures Liver Complaint, res Liver Complaint, SAL.OC STRAM HOTELS, Cures Liver Complaint, Cures Liver Com piaint EVERYBODY, LAUNDRY SALOONS. Curea Liver Complaint, Cures Liver Complaint, Pa. av., (south side.) hetween Lith and 13%, streets, oe tt AS. F. HOTCHKISS, Prop. = He cures Dyspepsia, IRST WARD i He cures Dyspepsia; PAMILY GROCERY STORE, H He cures Dyxpep: 164 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (NonTU StDE.) He cures Dyspepsia, Between Wth and wth streets. He cures Dyspepsia, = He cures Dyapepal FRESH GOODS RECEIVED REGULARLY. bapatining opti Fair Prices—No Gonging. secures prepare &F Goods delivered in every part of the city. ; A few bottles of superior BLACKBERRY COR- Cures Liver Complaint Curen River Complain: Cures Liver Complaint; Cures Liver Complaint: i He cures Dyspep: Te cures Dyspepsia, with hix< TAL on hand; OLD PORT WINE, Ac with his ae JOUN THAW. with hia —- _ with his NOBFOLE OysTERS! < with his, NOKFOLK OYSTERS! j PULMONIU NORFOLK OYSTERS | ; PULMON FIRST OF THE SEASON! : a At the H iM TSYRE CENTRAL HOTEL RESTAURANT i ON SEAWEED TONIC, 3. W. Corser 611 StreET Ae Pa, AVESTE REAWEE a8 Hotel Entrance on Sixth st. Bes Seem Zee SEAWEED TON A fine lot of picked NORFOLK OY, STERS just : SEAWEED TONIC received per (dams Express Come at once, or lose your chance, (€\ OYSTERS served in every style, (AME of all Kinds in season, ‘ PILLS Private Rooms for Supper Parties, PILLs, Bs” MEALS served at all pe TL 00 DS5t Proprietor Cen “1 PkOrosaus For STOVES Deport Quarrermaster’s Or rier, ? Corner Isth and G streets, October 27, 1852.5 EraLep PRoposats will be received al this office | until Wednesday, October 2uth. Isé2, at 2 o'clock p. m. for furnishing to the United States the following articles, viz: Forty-nine (49) large ventilating stoves. No. 4. Two (2) medium ventilating stoves, No. 1. Dr & treet, henek . NG. 44 Becht Wa . on Wednesday, Oct: p.m. All who are compiain- 1 or Pain in x Fistags whether it is “6 8 ., ble - or Cavities i nges—he Five (sis jnoh Goal base stoves. finishea should have 8 therongh examina thithe Rew # 2 write as attra pirometer, which t then eee (12) plain cylinder 12-inch sheet-iron they inust be prepa | Dr. Svhenek kee any person t Kreatly bem That is compl | back. kidney sallow com plex stomach. ennker oF sore the blued, tu enil aus y examination he enn see at a glan ix the mat Sometimes a very little medicine with the is required, frequently sinule box « k's Mandrake’ Pills is anficient. rhenck always has» full supply of his 1 at his rooms, whieh ean be find at all times, for sale by ail Draggists, does not wish that cannot be wishes every b binde. costive be f Appetite. soren hroat. or any impurity of hiw, for ofien with Five (5) small plain cylinder No. 10 egg stoves, One (1) medium size coal No. MWegy stove. One (1) 16-inch coal cylinder stove. Five (5) largest size plain cylinder egg stoves. Two (2) 10-inch cooking stoves and tin evlinders. Bighteen (18) elbows, Fifteen hundred and eighty-three (1B83) feet store pipe. ‘ight (5) sheets zinc. Four (4) large coal heds, Forty-one (41) stove pokers. Forty-one (41) stove shovels. Forty-one (41) coal xeuttles. Thirty (3°) lengths stove pipe, per Ih A Bidders should mention separately the price por ove of the different sizes of the several variety of »ves above mentioned, and the price per pound of the stove pipe, elbows, and zinc; also, the price & Piece for coal scuttles, shovels. and pokers All of said articles to be delivered at such point or vints in the city and couaty of Washington, D. 88 the Assistant Quartermaster may direct, within five days after the awarding of the contract. Proposaia from disloyal partics will mot _be ron. of allegiance to the United “ured, He th a pain i per bottle. or $5 the half dozen, Mandrake Oe Zi-2t cents per box. Es —A HORSE, BUGGY, and HAR- cheap. Enquire at COWLING'S stables. en 13th and ith 00 27-3t* ISSOLL TION —The co-partuerahip heretofore existing between the subscribers. under the sidered. and an oat m firm of Moore & Dennison. has been this day dis- _ ernment must accompany each proposi- — suived by mutual consent, ion GEORGE MOORE, ELM ISON. Washington, Oct. 25.1962," ecm Fe SALE—One iron-cray MARE. 6 years old, fast traveler and warranted sound, for merly owned by ©. M. Alexander, of this ., The abi ty of the bidder to fill the contract,should it be awarded to him, must be guarantied by twu responsible persons, whose signatures are to be ap- pended to the cuarantee. The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the . hs nearest District Court or of the United States Di City, Also, one four-sent FAMILY CAR 7 triet Attorney. | RIAGE and set of single HARNESS. Apply to Bidders must ba presemt in person when the bids | Mr. (LESTON at Martin’s Livery Stable, cor- are opened, or their proposals will not be con. | ner Kizhth and D ats, o ® sidered. Ox» R. The full name and post office address of the bid- GROCERIES: der must appear in the proposal, AVA COFFRE, BROWN J ASU R. Ifa bid is made in the name of a firm, the names | EAT t UU RED RAMS, ofall the parties must. apuear, or the bid will be EXCUSH BREAKFAST TEA, considered as the individual proposal of the parts STUART'S CELEBRATED BROKEN CANDY, FINE TABLE A ‘ouds in the sum of one thonsand dollars, signed 200 bz. by the contractor and both of his guarantors, will » Tequired of the successful bidder upon signing tract. ght to rei deemed too high 7 PPLES, FRESH Eis. Just received. For sale by WM. CORWIN RURGY E ct _any or all bids that may he | ore eserved by the Depot Quarter. | _ ©¢ 27-2t naster.#~ well as the right to select from each bid such article or articles, at the price thereinnamed. as are required by the Government Informal proposals will be rejected Proposals must be addressed to Capt. Edward L. Hartz. Assistant, Quartermaster U.S. Army. ai ! Washington, D. C..and should be piainly marked “Proposa's tor furnishing Stoves, &¢.” Form of Cvnranter | We. — of the county of ——. and State of —, ofthe county of ——,and state of —,do guarantee that S able to ful@l the | the terms ot hls pro. | his proposition be ac cepted. be will at ence enter into a contract in ac cordance therewith, Should the contract be awarded him, we are pared to become bh ecuritie: (To this eanrane . Petes certificate above-mentioned} id EDWARD L, HARTZ. Capt. ond Ass’t Quartermaster U.S.A Corner I AY COOKE & € BANKERS, No. 452 Firteesra Brreer, Dealers in GOVERNMENT BONDS, RY NOTES AND CERTIFICATES. ARMY AND NAVY BILLS COIN, CURRENCY AND EX Tiighest prices venth rts. TREAS NGE paid for GOLD, SILV Cram OLD DEMAND NOT prs HORSES, Mayor's Orfice, October 24, 1352. will be removed from the streets stating particularly pre the iocat n, of the Metropolitan Police oc 26: Post RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor, STOVES: Gqeoe OUTFITS AND HARDW ng T would respectfully call the atte and st oe 28 ROPOSALS FOR CORN. DeEPoT QUARTERMASTER'S Orrice, . Corner Eighternth and G strects, Wasntncton, D. €., October 2s. 1882. Searen Prorosa.s will be received at this offize until Friday, the 7th day of November, at (20°clock M.. for furnishing the Government with (1000) | one hundred thousand b of Shelled Corn, The Corn to be of x antable quality pUt Up in bags of abou 1s ene! Corn will be received by weight at pounds to the bushel. Sucks to b i tion of citizens afning among us. and the army “rs sof rebellious or disloyal portion. civil or imi to my large assortment of STOVES and HARDWARE, | the finest and largest stock of the Intest and most Approved patterns ever oflered for sule in any store in th a ity of Washington. suitable {i biic nnd to he made in the city of Ws Y ashington. suitable for public anit z/) twenty days trom the date of th private Ofice® Hospitals. Halls, Saloons, Purlors, PROPOSALS. | Chambers and Churches. Sailing and Steam Ves- The full name and Post Office address of the bid- , sel- of ull classes der must appear iv the proposal. CAMP STOVE Ifa bid is made in the nume of a firm, the namas of all the parties must appear.or the bid will ba ptyles, adapted t | camp life. considered as the individual proposal of the partne signing i oporals from disloyat parties will wy be con- | COOKING STOVES of the mos sidered. andan outh of ailegiance must acompans bs in great variety. cach Proposition. # ee roposals must he addressed to Col. DOH Rucker | 1 rhi i Gea ees Vathingtoyp.@, | Allof which I will sell cheap for the cash. BF Please call at No. 31% D street, between loth | and 1th streets, fronting Penn. avenue, balcony tract. nd CAMP OUTFITS of various Tapproved patterns . Army, s aod should be plainly amarked “Proplals’ for | joss GUARANTEE. the, ability of the bidder to Sil the contract | in frent Should it be awardes ; miust ntied 7 oy y by two responsible persons, whose signanne icy | 0¢ dis eo2e 0. WoopWaRn. be appended to the guarantee. The responsibility 6f the guarantors must be shown br he official certificate of the Clk ofthe | nearest District Court or of the United Sates Dis. trict Attorney. Bidders must be present in person wher the bids gre ooened, or their proposals will not b. consid: ered. Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollar, signed by the contractor and both of his guaramors, will be required of the successful bidder UpOl signing the contract. As the bond must accompany the Cortract, it will be necessary for bidders to have thér bonds- men with them, or to have bonds signed inantie tion — ready to be produced when the emntract is mgned. "Blanks for bonds can be procured upo applic tion pein made at this office, either perinnily by letter, or by telegraph, . FORM OF GUARANTEE. We —., of the county of —, ana Sta of —, and —— ofthe county of —. and f—, do id State hereby guarantee that — is able to fulfll in accordance with the termect isc prigoutios: and that, should his proposition be scented. be = aeeere enter into @ contract in acordanes erewith. Should the contract be awarded him, < Pared to become his securities,” ¥¢ Ate pre (To this guaran prast be apvended tie oficial cOMM@eTION EN THE FIEST WARD! WHAT CAUSES IT? Iris BAR & BROTHER'S NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. Lately Openad, No. 115 Pexysvivania, AveNcE, Between 19th and Mth sts. EVERY BODY IS RUSHING THERE G Peat FoR WELL-MADE & FASHIONABLE SUITS! As that is the very place now for every body to buy A FINE OUTFIT CHEAP! Please remember that our motto ix FAIR DEALING AND LOW PRICES! Callat once and procure your bargains, 02)-%9~ Peotecr YOURSELF AGAINST FIRE AND BURGLARS: The aubseribers keep constantly on hand =e eep iy alarge certificate above mentioned. = INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &e 8. 0. HERRING & CO.’S All Corn contracted for under this Vertinement will be rigidly inspected® and such as does $f 3 good sound Tnerchautable quality wit ate. sted, Payment to be made m the compl, contract. or 80 soon thy ag ‘as the Dee Celebrated FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAPES and PAYMASTERS’ CASH BOXES, With the Best and Most Approved Locks, ©F At the Manufacturer's Prices. Any informalit id, OF noDn-conformanee JAS. C. McGUIRE i e terms of this advertisement, wi 3 Tenth xt & CO. the rejection of the pro, » Will ensure _ se 2-1m Corner Tenth xt, and way / Delivery to be made at the Railroad Depot. or at ~ T “HEIGHT FOS pe of the Government Wharves, in thy city of HF SCHOONER ATD M¥ discharged, will #shington te feady for fteight to Murelay,> 2 jhe Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the il wil #2 : a PEntte reject any or all bids that he may te-mtoo +! !« ' TW. ROCKE D1 oom tt Coionel and Depot Quarteruyator, being left at the nearest Station-house | the comfort and conventence of | i { i | HER SUCCESSES OVER THE ‘REBRLSEN ARKANSAS. o GEN. CURTIS PUSHING THEM TO THE WALL. =o The following has been recetved at the head- querters of the army : St.Lovis, Oct. 27.—Major Gen. AD W. Hallett, ‘Genrralpin-chirf > Brig. Gen. Dav m informs me that Lieut. Coil. Leaver, with a force of cay- airy, has pursued phe enemy from Greenville, near Thomas yille, in Oregon county,where, on the 25th inst., he attaéked aiid complefely rout. ed Col. Brown from a high bill. killing eight, and taking eighteen prisoners, twenty-five of sims, and twelye horses. ‘The rebel foree of McBride and Parsons seem to retreat towards Yellville, in Arkansas. S.R. Curtis, Major General. NAVAL AFFAIRS IN THE. GULF. —— CAPTURE OF BRITISH VESSELS ATTEMRI- ING TO VIOLATE THE BICKADE. eee From the Navy Department's correspondenee ; Teceived this morning, we learn the following. Viz: . The U.S. forces in the Gulf have destroyed the salt works of the rebels at St. Andrew's and St. Joseph's Bay, both capable of making over 400 bushels of salt perday. ~ The bark J. L. Davis captured the English schooner Isabel, attempting to evade the block- ade of St. Marks with a cargo of cotton. Tho U. S. steamer Penobscot, on the wa instant, captured, off Shalton Inlet, NU C., the English brig Robert Bruce, about 200 tons burden, loaded with clothing, medicines, &c. Acting Master H. A. Hurley. of the gunboat | Tahoma, nesr St. Andrew's Bay, died on the } 17th instant of yellow fever. THE HORSE LETTING. The following table embraces a list of the uaines of the successfill bidders at the army horse leting that took place here yesterday, with the number to be furnished by each, and the price cach is to get for those he furnishes. | The total number of bids received was eixty- : four. The time in which the horses are to be ! furnished is twenty day { Geo. W + GS. Swathud. Troy. N_ Geo. W. Bush, Philadelphi: “4 Shipyensbur, N.Y. iG | dames Craig. Philedelphia. the Pulmonic Byrup and Sea Weed Tonic, | and navy of the United States. (not including the | | fore his lordship ; not thirty, as we erroneously stated elsew ARTILLERY Bush. Phi:adel phia ite H. Swazey, J. Ms City . fadelphia Pa ew York ‘City Pa. fray, Stanford, Ky John TH. Whitson, New ¥ James Davidson. New York City P Kelly, Philadelphia, Pa... Samuel Overshi Jehn Carpenter, Moses MW ity BROUGHT UP. The Jacob Bell arrived last evening, bring- ing up a young man named Thomas C. Mutch- inson, who wss captured by her a few day< since while crossing to the Marviand shore With two negroes, in a boat. He represented that he was going after a package of theolog- icant works with which to complete his studies, he being a student of divinity, but it is thought he wae on his way to procurg goods to take back. The three were sent to the Propyost Marshal's this morning. and were committed te the Old Capitol. ANOTHER NAVAL CAPTURE. The Navy Department learns to-day that the U.S. sieamer Albatross captured the schooner Two Sisters off the mouth of the Rio Grande on the 2st ult. She was flying the Confed- erate flag at the time, and a rebel register was found on her. Hereargo consisted of gunny cloth with corresponding bale rope, crinoline, &e. HARPER'S FERRY. The military court of inquiry, in session here, as concluded its Iabors in the investigation of the circumstances attending the late surrender of Harper’s Ferry, and sent to the preper au- thorities a sealed report of the facts involved. This report and its conclusions have not yet transpired. CTS FOR HORSES. Yesterday, the Quartermaster here opened the bids for army horses last advertised for Three thousand were duly contracted for, tobe delivered at this point within thirty days, for alry service, at from 8110.9 to 2113. For arillery service, at from $113 to S115. es An extract trom the Grenada App (Rebel). gives an account of the capture and occupation of Sabine Pass by the United States naval torces. The Pass has been an important point to the Rebels for the exportation of cotton and the umportation of arms &@ad munitions of war. The Sabine river is the boundary line berween Louisiana and Texas, an@ across thix >tream are transported the thowsands ef bales vf cotton sent trom other States of the so-called Southern Gontederacy into Texas, to be ship trom the ports of that State to Cuba and other points in the Wesilndies and to Eurepe, All the arms and muninons of war that are landed Matamoras cross the Sabine river on their y to stpply the Rebel army east of the Mis- issippi river. The occupation of Sabine Pass will ae of importance to the Government as % base of operations for a military movement during the coming winter, 2 ee sa nstructions jor his Return Washington. {From London Army and Navy Gazette, Oc. 11} Itis believed that Lord Lyons, who is ex- pect®d to return to Washington in the course ofthis month, will be placed in a position to detine the course and yiews of her Majesty's Government without any uncertainties or doubts, in view of the various phases and that the Ministry will have arrived at Positive con- clusions, ahd haye determined their policy in reference to the atfairs of the United States, be. returns to his post. The views of Russia are, it is believed, assimilated Lord Lyons | to those which the march of events, and the sunerorable logic of cccamplished Jocts,” place broadly and clearly before the Government of the Queen aud that of his Inmperial Majesty. LOCAL NEWS. > *LDIERS.—The followigg were since our last; M. Stubbs, Sth Maine Batiery. ‘Thos. A. Simpson, company F, tst Del. Ebenezer E. Ross, company E_ 13th Mich. Thos, Bergan, company K, %th Pa. W. W. Philbrook, company D, 1=th Maine Corp, Patrick Handley, company K. tsth J. 1). Cook, company 1isth Pa. Jobn Vulker, company D, t<th Til. evra A. Patterson, company A, 1th a. W. R. MeNeil, company D, oth Pa, Peter Miller, company (, 19th Pa, Hamlet Clement, company D, tezd N, Y. I-auc N. Brooke, company F, 13th Vr. . S3—by Susticr Ward patrol reported—H. Wiesen- bora aud John C. Jones, selling game out of fined $2 cach. Tho: Barrett, resist- inz an ofticer; dismissed —by Justice Walter, Susan Dugan, drunk and disorderly: work- house %) days. Sarah 8. Sharp, larceny, two til for court. Philip Lynch. MH. B. John- an'l Upnike, varions offenses of pett ter; turned Byer to the mihtary—by Jns. hompson. ° Fourth Ward patratmen reported—Robi. fissault and battery: turned over to the Johanna Poole, burglary: dismissed— by Justice Donn” Thos. Donalson and Geors® Bassy, fighting; lecked up 4 hours, James Sinith, assault and battery: security in #200 for peace—by Jusiice Wotte ——p—- . Prowsey—On Sunday night Mr. Richard Carter, one of the watchmen in the Navy Yard, was drowned ip the dock near the marine rail- way. Itis supposed that in going his rounds he stumbled, over & rope on the wall and felt overboard, His body was rocovered about 10 o'clock, and taken two his late residence on I street south. The deceased was about 60 years cf! age, and was well known in Baltimore, where he formerly resided, and in this city. For several years he was the efficient and ac. commodetine doorkeeper at the Treasary De- Sole, | partment | Vuaket Beiixeb.—Yesteraxy thorning abodt 6 o'clock, reg a wil » for the T, Waco: ae mt Dk Hist on’ pe ey 9 snkd stew time niterine fire was discovered, od vessel was wrapped in & tnass of resented a mee epee x on We, fh, ua a Nate 5 that loaded wi and stores purent, ant ene this Canetin, Oot. 27th. C seid? : apes a “3 Tre Porrc® at Praces Superintendent'Webd this hed 4 order to the Creat a a ° . of the force by ot Som Rbsionere y the «No officer of the or noeen Uniform enter any place of pul entertninment unless the same shall the bonnds cf his beat, or he shai enter the same by a superior become necessary for him to enter quell a disturbance 3 and officer off his bent, and ished under the rules and regulations,” oo " CoLListon.—This morning, one of the Wil- lard hotel omnibuses and a car came in contact on the @venue near Third street, and both be Rens on pant one with ot con. Sideral constern: f nately no one was hurt The omnioee ih appears, drove across the traek, and _ Ue behind a car coming up, the was thrust through the side broken car the bus and of. The drivers of the car bas ‘were both afrested by officer Sister taken before Justice Ferguson, who a:.vised them to ieeetipieeieans © FocrtTH WARDSTATION Caske, tice Walter.—Lewis Pusso, drunk and pL wegen ee ae 2 to ie itary. vi ‘cLane, creating nuisance; dismissed. Robert Boyd, “Y sricvarte ts hours. John Mollins, do.; dis. Misred—hy Justice Clayton. Stephen Dudley, larceny; jail for court—by Justice Walter. mele Mork Troors.—The 17th New York Inde. pendent Bat ) mumbering 151 men, onder the command of Capt. G. T. Anthony, arrived this morning. The following recruits have alee arrived: 75 for ist Maine Cavalry, 40 for 98th N. ¥., 25 for 1034 N. ¥., 27 for Mach. 49 for 12th R. I, and 190 for R. I. batteries. Jus. i oncinenetlfanen Srcoxp Warp STATION CagRs—Before Jus- lier Thompson.— as YY, Bssanlt: se. curity for peace, John Connor, syiey fined $2. Henry Rait and Fritz Rait, do: do’ SZ each. Spates, threats. and = coneealed weapons; security for peace fined £20.94, monensin Tiurmp-warp Station CARRR Before Jus- fice Walter.—Thomas Miller, disorderly; turned ' over to military. John Cashman, disorderty, and exposing his person; fined $3, as. Cooper, do.; fined $3. Margaret Lomax, drunk and dis- orderly; workhouse 30 days. eeneee ee ee Ree ee Fe TELEGRAPHIC. ——— MASSACHUSETTS SENATORSHIP. Bostox, Oct. *.—John Quincy Adams, on behalf of his father, Charles Francis Adsnm, has declined to use the latter's mame for Sen. ator in place of Sumner. ANTED—A MAN who und ani ing care of a steam Clarendon Hotel. i OTICE—A POCKET BOOK & . LOST the fader Fp ® dds gs Bd Sesonsa te roe ee on eee it of important papers wou! Be use , ie oa oe 2s 2t* Ne. 489° Si: D . H. NICHOLS WADSWORTH. Has returned to Washing Fn dbs ~ ms fexsion the practine of hile pro Wend OS aD PAPERS Lost—A numberer PAPERS war lent, evening, between 7 - ment and Caprtel Balle ‘hich the Seder will return t» the re gam 2) Genoral’s Office, the papers only ee Wo the office. ‘eile Goat being official. eS __ Dg ‘OR RENT—For the wimter, & small FTotses conveniently 5 Aca iy vance, Apply at the Book “store Washington. © REWARD- Stolen from ‘iber. $30 from the stable in the ot ‘8. 6th street. last night, a black about 13 high: 5 years old; one ; Switch tail; a few grey hairs on her 5 + will return said mase and thiefshall receive the above reward, or $2 fur the mare alone. DAVID SIMPSON. se ee Sixth street. By GREEN & WILLTAMS, Auctioneers, HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORTH W§. BeTWEER I2eu ann AtcTiox.—On MONDAY, ss front of ioe ee ront of . cask. vc2d-” “GREEN R WILELTMS, Ancte, S27THE ABOTE SALETS POSTPONED UN su ing te the wall of the fT given to the purchaser of Oc B-3t GREEN & ‘MS. Aucta. EDICAL PURVEYOR’S OFFICE, N ‘Wasuisctox, DC ba PROPOSALS, sealed Hand Litters,” will noon on the 2d day ins and deliverin, Storekeeper, nt th ‘th, rez, aud endorsed ie yf received at intil orenker pa for-furniah- at the warehouse of the Medical Li Dulan y pear aa tae privilege et atters mm ce Th) wil vi ol increasi uantity 1 (1000) one thousand if the wants of the service demand it. Five ‘red to be delivered within ten days after the award of the contract, an oath of allegiance must accompany eac! ‘bh prop- or mre m the sum of $2.90 will be re- quired fof the faithful of the contrart Samples of quality, size, &e., may be seen on plication te the Medical ‘Storekeeper, corner F streets, Payment to be made upon the completion of the cont. act, or sc soon thereafter as the Medical veyor shall be in — z 2 Army, ahd led. Parveyor. TS FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMEIA ESSKS. FRANK BININGER & 00.18 (No. 15 Reaver Btreet, New York.) CELEBRATED BOTTLED WINES & LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES Highly ie. T LOURBON 1333 ESERVE, IC SWISS HERD BITTERS. * We invite the ationtion of Physicians Driggists and Grocers to these excellent coods, » hich we sell at New York prices, freight added. We trust that the fntrimsir merits of the above good» will insure the satisfaction and confidence of discriminating prone ane F course of irresponsible and so-called chemists TORRSON 4 & SAG = FOR & i A TWO-HORSE EX RES waco, Abbott, Concord, N. H.. and a four-wheel spring TRUCK WAGON be sold low, a5 APP ORGAN & BMIN oc 24 4t* 5 — naan 5 ad GOR ERT SSG Sune oR cas assortment bought for cash, wil ith pocowary fx- ‘The store'is well whose business &lls him away. is I fe f commands a heayy trade. Adgrers Box 183 Post fice. oc Sates MPORIUM OF FASHION.—The andersigned to inform the public he han. Sha of Fashion. Where sbe oil 35 ‘abe. po Btyles o! on he. foie A terms 3 order. A DoH PARE Hh dious stage will leave every morning. at’ o'clock fi 4 np Pa the P: ~ Seene and return same day to Washington Fare cach 250. ts $4. yjhickets cults Bet atthe New’ York ‘ths Sta: je, Corner stree ¢ Preseu House, corner of 13th street and P éveune : im JOSEPH NA HAN, Pro'r. EPR ugrmms cares RA turned and 1 pS TIME! . and if it fail to please $s scl eter Siow sad it $e fall ws may be re- See at aati ing Store. 514 Fth at: Pear fonw. srenae. New Honseforn’ oc Bt”