Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1862, Page 4

TA Re FROM TIE SOUTH. Capture of Galveston, Texas. Southern papers cive the follewing particn- lars of the capture of Galveston, Texas, by Me Federals: A Confederate dispatch to the Grenada ( Miss.) Appeal says: “About two p. m., on October 4 a Federal steamer crossed the bar, with flag of truce flying. Our battery at Fort Point opened on them, when they fired several breadsides at it, and passed up into the bay. The battery and fort at Fort Point were then set on fire and ated. oNtThe troops were all marched to the depot and sent to Virginia Point. The Federal steamers are tying all tezether about a mile down, and our men are communicating with them. GALVESTON, Oct. 4—5 p. m.—At forty min- ates past seven o'clock, p. m., before the flag of trucr boat got to the fleet, five steamers started in off the bar, with Hags of truce flying at thetr mastheads. Ax they approached Fort Point our batteries opened on them, and they returned it. The second shot from the steamer struck our gun at the poimt, and the third shot dis- mounted if @ur troops destroyed all the work-. The stenxmer came into the bay and our ba teries at Kuhn’s wharf opened on them, but all the shot fell short. The troops immediately commenced evacu- ating the city, and the city presented # scene of atter confusion: and as I write, the depot is full of people trying to get away. The Federals notified wx that they wonld give us time to move the women and children, if we erected no more batteries. All in confusion at present. {From the Richmond Dispatch, Oct. 25} The Federal fleet off Galveston, Texas, at- tacked that city on the 4th instant. A Federal steamer passed the battery at Fort Point under a heavy fire, and laid to at the central wharf. The battery was then destroyed by the Con: erate troops, who marched to Virginia P The troops in Galveston leftand went same point. The Federal steamers lying off Galveston, five in number, gave the authorities of the town four days to remove the women and children; at the expiraiion of which time they would sheli the place, if it was not sur- rendered. The cause of the attack, or rather the initiation of the assault, was the firing inio the steamer Harriet Lane by the guns at Fort Point. The Harriet Lane steamed in under a flag of truce, but went too far, and was fired into. The i t telegram from ; dated on the 6th instant, and, speaking of the movements of the Federals, says: They landed yesterday again atthe point; but baye not permanently oceuyied it, having a wholesome tear of a cavalry dash. There are & sufficient number of troops on the island to repel any landing. While the enemy occupy their present position Colonel Cook is engaged, under orders from Col. Debray, in removing such machinery and foundry works as can be got off, and it is not probable that the enemy will find much on the island of value. Orders have also been issurd to inform the people that shonld onr troops leave the island, eommnnication will at once be cut off, and those who remain will be compelled to depend COOKERY IN THE SICK ROOM. Rice Braxcuanorn.—Stveep a tablespoonful of rice in half pint of cold milk tor seven or eight hours. If the milk dries up too much, more must be added, butit must be no more than sufficient to make the rice soft and racist. Boil half an heur. Any flavor, either of al- monds, lemon-peel, cinnamon, or nutmeg, may beudded. When the rice is entirely pulped, it must be putinto a mould until cold, when it will tura ont, Tsineiass Bus xvcomaxer—An onner of isine glass dissolved in a pintof boiling milk. and flavored with hitter almonds, lemon-peel, etc., if boiled for s ‘Tr, will form an agreeable nutritious blanc for a conva- lescent. When put inio a t should be stirred occasionally until it hegins to stiffen. Savory Meat Jriry.—Chop a knuckle of veal anda be pl slice thre « Of Mutton, so that they may bone on another. and twe turnips, cut small butter the bottom of a stone avepan 5 the jer or well-tinned mneat and vegetable closely together. Sprinkle over hittle salt; cover the jar closely, : siow oven for halfan hour, then open pour in as much hot er as will cover th ingredients: cover the jaragain closely, quicken in the liquor away froin the n tand ver- bie when cold, remove the irom the surtace nd the sediment from the bottom: the jelly will then be ready for use. It will not keep long unless boiled up again ahout the sec- | ond day. GLoveesteR JeLLy.—Dissolve one ounce of isingiass im a halt pint of spring water: bruise and add to it half an ounce of nutmetand halt | an onnee of cinnamen; let all simmer in a pip- kin wntil the isinglass be perfectly dissolved; | strain it off and set in a cool place to jelly: in in pieces, add a bottle of port wine and the spice betore hoiled in it; sweeten itto taste, and let it simmer until the jelly be acain dissolved. when it is ready for nse. if a winegia may be taken at bedtime. Obsérve, the wine sel, put into a saucepan of cold Canrocres. on Trish Moss JELty.—Wash and pick an ounce of this moss; boil it in 2 tand @ half of water for twenty minutes; n it and pour into a basin of jelly. For invalids, and for children when wanted, it is an Jent food mixed with warm milk. ArxnowRoor JELLY.—Put into a saucepan and boil together half @ pint of water and one #lass of sherry, or a tablespoonful of brandy, 4 | little grated nutmeg, and fine sugar. When boiling, mix with them by degrees a dessert speontul cf arrewroot, previously rubbed smooth in a tablespoonful of cold water; pnt altogether for three minutes, and then pour it into glass or smallcups. 11 the invalid is not allowed to take wine, t be flavored h the juice of Aprie Water lemon-peel and a pleasant drin' Slices of apple, and a little Fr pul inte het water, make —Godeys Lady's Book. PICKLES, The strongest vinegar must be used for pick- ling: it must be boiledZor the strenyth of the vinegar and spices will be evaporated. By oven, and let it’ remain in it for five hours, | not be simmered in a saucepan, but in an | v ¥ and sei over the firm to warm gradually. | 1 8 ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON™& B77 SINCE MAY 1, 1561.78 ! — H JOHNSON & NAGLE, 259 PENNSYLVANIA AVE UE, South -ide.) WEEN NINTH § TENTH STs., Invite the attention of GROCERS, SUTLERS, AND THE TRADE IN ERAL, TO THEIR UNSURPASSED STOCK or } \ WINES, | LIQUORS, SEGARS, AND FANCY GROCERIES. Champagnes OF Aid THE W KNOWN BRANDS. H@ELDSICK, CLIQUOT, MUMM, RIVART. DROUET. ecommend highly to compen oeurs DE ST. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGNES, CARTE EDUCATIO) are fat as INSTITUTE. YOUNG LADTES, FO! 1527 and 1529 Spruce st., Philadelphia. ot sognla pone i instruction tgif glish ans Tren ages, ant erature,’ Latin ifrequired.and all the braches which con- stitnte a thorough English and French eduction. French ix the Tang of the family, and is con- tantly spoken in the Gnetitute. It ia the object af particular attention, and is taught from the rudi- ments to the highext course of literature and com- sition. The scholastic year commences Septem- Ber Isth and clones July Int. Ciredlara, &e.,can be obtained from Madame D°HERVIBLY. Principal of Chegaray Institute. may 22-6m AL. OFFICIAL. [DPPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, January35, 1962. The Secretary of State will horeafter receive Mem cers of Congress on business on Saturdays, com- mencing with Saturday, the first of next month. _ dan 27-tf _ ___ WILLIAM H. SEWARD. FRE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. - > The remainder of the cargo ef the SCHOONER * AID,” Consisting of every description of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Will de for sale nntil the Schooner ie discharged a FAMIL In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Cuan be supplied by the Package. FRED. 8, COZZENS Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and Mth st, > CAPT. HUTCHINGS, 00 13-tf Schooner “Aid,” foot of 1ith st. ACARD. Onx TALL CLOTHING ROOMS. -MR. BRUCK (formerly at the Odeon Hall) hax now opened @ ». 464 Seventh street, just below F st., where ‘he has a fine selection of MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING, at very low prices. He is desirous of having all his old customers call on him,as they can buy goods at lower prices than at any other store in the city. J. BRUCE & CO. Clothiers, oc8s No. 464 Reventh st., betw. F and E. _ N y FALL AND WINTER ITARY AND CITIZEN DUVALLA& BRO., MERC 434 Pennsylvanin avenue: this methoa of calling the attention of Citize ps and Mil- itary Officers to their present stock of goods in their line of busi Among many ethers, we have the best ades of sky-hlue Doeskin for pants; and derk reach Blue Cloths and Castor Cloths for fine Heavy Winter Military Coats; also, Beavers and Pilot NOT ALCOHOLIC. 4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE A PURE DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED ny Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa, WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dis. EASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARLSING FROM A DISOR- DERED LIVER OR STOMACH. pa. tion, Inward Piles, Fulness or Biood to the Head, Acidity of the Stemach, Disgust for Food, | Fulness pr Weight in Stomach, Sour Erac- i tions, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the | Gente Breathing, FisGiering etthe Heart, Ohotine | Pecesnterais ware hand ome ficult Breathing, Flu ing at the Heart. Choking val nue ma} Sensations when ina lying pes of CHA! hay oe n. Dots or Webs before t! Fever and Dull Pain in the Heod, Deticiency of ration, Yellowness of the Skin and . Pain in the Side, Bac’, Chest, , Sadden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, of Evil, and great | Aad will positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bilious ¢. They Contain Ne Aicohel er Bad Whiskey! They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred. Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop- | ularity of Hootland ’s German Bitters ,( purely vege table.) hosts of ignotant Quacks and unserupulous | wiventurers, have opened upon suffering humanity the flood-gates of Nostrums in the shape of poor .Vilely compounded with injurious ¢ and christened Tonics, Stomachies and Bitter Reware of the innumerable array of 4 ions in plethorie bottles and big-bellied r the modest appellation of which, instead of curing, only aggravate and leave the disappointed sufferer in despai HOOFLANI'S GERMAN BITTERS are nota new and untried article. but have stood the testof fifteen years t lic; and their reputation and sale, are not rivalled | by'any similar pre; ‘The proprietors i the most eminent CLERGYMEN LAWYERS. PHYSICIANS, ani CITIZENS, ing of their own personal knowledge, to the al effects and medical virtues of these Bit- | by the American pnb- ave thousands of Letters from 11LORQNo, | Do You Want Something to Strengthen You? DENTISTRY. — DENTISTRY Call at 246 Pa avenue. between and. ‘Dh. LEWIE® New ftived af Busertiog Teeth. do so ix to beeoe- pee pos over all seethote herste- re @ tracted heat when desired. “"T ae awiarete. oc toh” a sin this city—No 3238 pezeee Sth and Hith streets. iladelphia. A WM. T. DOVE & 00. Now to execute any orders with whiel y nny be favored in the Hl PLUMBING, @a8, OF FITTING BUSI- 87 Store on Ninth street, a few doors worth of py Ls other BAM and WATER FIXTU 4 sal a mire W GAS FIXTURES. .— Myris it RES A sg. Sag offered in this market. Ried gece AoE Sas Work in the above line intrusted care will be bag Lu attended to. marstl MYERS & McGHAW, 376 Dstreet, INE GROCERIES, FINE GROCE! . FINE GROCERTEs, FINE GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRIOR, 1‘ AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. — k The balance of the cargo of the SCHOONER “ ATID,” Consisting of every description of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Will be for sale until the Schooner ie discharged. pieces FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the 2 TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Package, FRED. 8. COZZENS, Consignee, corner Pa avenue and ith st. eschalois, mustard. horseradish, and capsicuin. i lot d Fan 1 Bl i- es 3 : =p oe ber Len hteeg suewe oe ——— ms nosup- parboiling the pickles in brime, they will be j NOIRE, CARTE BLANCRE. RED LAV m ni ai scram Paes sepa pies cpa samira ating plies wil allowed to enter the city. ren in much less time then they are when | > id — is $ of elegance and fashion. JVALL & BRO. ¥ Me ‘ld Up ¥ stituti ! . “ : Measures are already on foot for a rigid po- done in the usmal manner, of soaking them in | No. 434 Penn. ay., between 4i; and 6th sts, Do You Want to Build Up Your Constitution? | oe 11-tf Schooner." Al#," Sout oPilth st. lice of the bay, and an active cavalry force will cold salt and water for six or eight days, | tiv most favorite bramds in the New York market, | _ 0¢ 1S-eo6t : _ = Do You Want to Feel Well? | pera pee eiyeos ~~ ap caanyy ad apmaas the ween taken out of the hot brine, let them get | ROPOSALS FOR LUMBER, Do You Want to Get Rid of Nervousness? | TRON HALL, island and the coun along Buitalo Bayou id 2 ite oy co t “iso hishh reeiated for the — im the Trinity, Neches andl Sabine. set ee nickle. quite dry before you put them i and so highly appreciated for th DEPOT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Do You Want Energy? | 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, The determination of the military 2uthorities 'To assist the preservation ekles, a techies elicat = Corner af th and G streets, i ¥ re ‘4 ? 1 autma te be to conten theenemy ta Quibay cou | uae oh ei Bie ou at pickles ils i viehness and Gelicate tlavor. Washington, Oct. 22, 1862. Do You Want lo Sleep Well! 1 EMILE DUPRE tignous to the island. ‘The torce hetore the city and to give flavor, long pepper, black pepper, | SratRp Prorosats will be received at this office | Do You Want a Brisk and Vigorous Fecling? | Would respectfully inform his friends and cus while not very formidable as a fleet, is yet s allspice, ginger, cloves. mace, garli et until Monday, November 3, M62, at 12 0’clock M., for ficient to indicate the frture mover enemy on our coast,and warn the people re- The following is the best method of prepar- siding near the coast of the danger, should the — ing the pickle, as cheap as any, and requires | of th avlivering in the city of W fashington at such point | IF YOU DO, USE | tomers that, having Just returned to thie city from as the Depot Quartermaster may direct, one million HOCK AND MOSEILE WINES, renewed assortment and fifty thousand (1.03.0m) feet of Lumber of the HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. pag ited = Still and Sparkiing. following Kind aud description, viz: ry FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, bays and rivers be left unguarded. less care than any other: Bruise in a mertar / Five hundred and fifty thousand (659,000) feet 4-4 or H Consisting of REBEL ARMY MOVEMENTS {NX VIRGINIA. four ounces of the above spices, put them into | One Pains White Pine ea agn Calings From Ker. J. Newton Brown, D.D., Editor of the | SUGARS : The Richmond Whig states that Gen. Loring a sloue jar with a quart of tae strongest vine- | .¢LAREPSo! Messrs, Gilhon freres, Bordeaux half ilic)inen White Fine Ore Oe Encyctepedia of Reazious Knowleder. H " has been deprived of thecommand of the Rebel car, stop the jar closely with a bung. cover ’ ©’ | Twenty thousand (31.0K0) feet 4 or two (2)inch | Although not disposed to favor or recommend | TEAS, army in Western Virginia, and the command that with a bladder soaked with pickle, set it | ‘ite Pine Common Cuilings j Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of OOPFER, transferred to Gen. Echols, in consequence of on 2 trivet by the side of the fire for three days, | str: ” . Fifty thousand (50,000) feet of qressed tongne and their ingredients and effect<. I yet know of no | eo the former officer disobeying orders in notre. well shaking ft up at least three times in the ‘BURGUNDY AND TOKAY WINES, grooved White Pine. —- | Sufficient reasons why a inan may not testify to the | SPICES, porting his command to Stonewall Jackson at day; the pickle shonld be at least three inches Thirty thousand 1 49.00) fect White Pine Timber, | benetits he believes himself to have received from PLOU: Be & certain point on the BaltimoreandUhio Rail. above the pickles. ‘The jar being well eloted | _Sby §assort iti a any simple preparation, in the hope that he may BR ~ ; rel sees ae on . Thirty thousand (29,00) feet White Pine Timber,6 _ thus contribute to the benefit of others. ‘ BUTTER read by a particular rout, and marching his and the infusion being made with 2 mild hea “COGNAC of the choicest brawls and best vintage: by 6, twenty-two to twenty-four or * | Ido thix the more readily in regard to Hoofiand’ men by way of Red Sulphur Springs, where he __ there is no loss by evaporation. — = Se iMtases- 1 ehirty chousand 450.000) feet White imber, 4 Gerimau Bitters, prepated by Dro. 3L. Jackson, oF ABD. ‘was met by an order to hand over the command Toenable the articles pickled more easily | ... bY b, twenty-two to twenty-tour feet lang | this city because f wae prejudiecd against them for Also, to Echols. The army had also been ordered to _ and speedily te imbibe the flavor og the pickle — Sixty thousand £00,000) feet Joist 3, by 9or ten (1G) | many ¥ under the impression that they were ® fine assortment of return to the Kanawha valley are immersed in, previously to pouring i: | ROCHELLE-BRANDY. Pellveisinand A. Signette. } —. inch wide, fourteen feet lung, (Hemlock) | chietly an alcoholic mixture. Tam indebted to my This conduct of Gen. Loring is said tohaye on them, run a larding-pim through them in eh iene Sad GR re by Dee tem 30) | Hager aig cntinonong bao lo | _ preaiatins tank See, luced great consternation among the people , s#yeral places isi punarit (64a) feat Sort 3 by 6 on . : - Cn sean anata calley, caring hundreds of | Pickin, show be kept inary place in wn- | MADEIRA,SHERRY, PORT—very ad and nity | N*ieb'etie ieee eeriaert gen aggere™ ©) fod Mie tien acim from createed | | whey them to flee from their homes rather than again glazed earthenware, or glass jai vhi H “ "4 Ten thousand (2.000) feet Joist 3 by 5, twelve feet | of these Bitters, at the begimning of the present a fall under the rule of Lincoln. It also turned preferable, as yon can, without recommended for medicinal long (Hemieck) | year. was fellowed by cvident relief, and restoration enables us to back all the wagons roing after salt. Gen. observe whether they want filling up; they pilrpo-es, Tan Spouse nnieo nw) feet Joist $ by 5, fourteen feet soeaeree of bodily and mental “A yi es I baa sell at very low rates, ols has been ordered to ret must be very carefally s “do Wit rele | + (Herloc! : “ | not felt for six months before, an almort de- — mane inte a ee he { Allee Hones wiatiiotere: meee aot Ten thotieands 1040) fect Joist 3 by 5, sixteen feet | spaired of regaining. I therefore thank God and EUTLERS, march on Saturday last. Hehasissuedaproe- ble witn @ bladder wetted with the pickle. HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN, GBs, (Hewstock) oe , Pudlsuimcerunnmadss is sce SUTLERS, iy B pickle: Ten thousand + 10,00) feet Scantling 3 by 4, fourt J. NEWTON Bi N lamation for all persons to go and obtain sali _ and if to be preserved a long time, after that is | : feet long./dleimlock ) oe | peigdelphin. deus ee eek lati SUTLERs, who may desire to do so. There seems to be a | dry, in must be dipped in bottle cement. i in Wood and Glass Ten theusand 10,000) feet Scantling S by 4, sixteen | i — * If you want to Purchase general feeling that Gen. Echols should con. hen the pickles are all ased, boil up the | saan gteoae ipo ee i | WIN ‘ORS, tinue in command,and thatGen. Loring should — liquor with a little fresh spice. { 4 Ten te peetinn sin seat Seautling 3 by 4,cighteen | PARTICULAR NOTICE GROCERIES, whys SEGARS, and be sent somewhere else. 'o walnut liqnor may be added a few ancho- ! 4 apne deer i “s 2 ° The Richmond Enquirer says that General | vie# 2nd eachalots letit stand till it is quite | MONONGAHELA AND BoURnON wHskEys, | AU? Snkucct to the inspection at ae saamtable | here are many preparations sold under the name Of Best Quality and at Low Prices, a division is estroying the Baltimore ¢ re sna bottle it: thus you may furnish your | pointed ou the part of the Government. SP pe topeer eel pat ie annce batten, compounded of she You Must Call at pears io rafiroad ax rapidly and effectually as | table with an excellent sayory keepiig. shee NCH E 'S AND ESSENCES “~All the lantocr to be delivered withintwenty days | sfintime ee i aa soa possible in the neighborhood of Winchester, , for hashes, made dishes, fish, elt, at very | UNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES, = Set ee bo or na nr en | ene tee taste dines ay Ra EMILE DUPEE’S, Cofonel Imboden has advanced to Mooretield, | =mall cost. i Paina wing he el Cee ee | This clace of Bitters has caused and_ will continue 320 Pexxsyivama Avexcs, Hardy county, and the evolutions of our army | _ Jars should xot be more than three parts fill. Stall sinde: { Crnment anus nerompany each proportion ©" CO" | toeause ss jong.as they cam be sold, hundreds to | Iron Building. in that direction "are carefully omerved. The vd with the articles pickled, which should be | |, The abiktest the bidder toll thecontrast,shonla | ‘ie the Seath of the drunkwed. By their use the | ° rebels tothe Kanawhaiscontirmed — covered w 7 pickle at least two inches abo ; ‘ | it be awardee to him, must be guaran’ bs syste ix kept continually under the intluence of | who laid im a large steck of Goods before the un- by a gentleman from Charlestown, whohas ar- their surface: the liquor wastes, and all of the APPLE BRANDY AND WHISKEY Fespensiblegersous, whose signatures are tobe ap, | Aleeholic Stimulants of the worst Kind the desire | peard.of ree in prices had taken place. eeu rived in Cincinnati. He reports that he left articles pickled that are not covered are soon | | pended to the guarantee. binned ec a Kevt ee and the result is | re = —— there a few dayssince,in company withseyera] Spoiled. i HAs hia, ese te a spepemntors pes | Geath. errors attendant upon adrunkard’s life and — ©OTS AND SHOES TO SUIT THE TIMES. other citizens of that place, for Cincinnati, and When they have been done abonta week, a "i ¥ . { isteict Court oF of the Unriee see ee |. For those who desire and sill a Liquor H that all save himself were captured by the open the jars and fill them up with pickle. SAMALOA AND ATS OROUS RUM, tie Aces Court or of the United States Dis- | sors” we publish the following receipt.” Get one | nd SH 0bE Tod eumtactiy necete — sacha rebels and taken back to Uharlestown. He If you wish to have gherkins, tc. very | Bidders must be present in person when the bids | /0Fle Hoofland’s German Bitters and mix with three of Eastern-made Work of states that Loringhas been reinforced by Floyd. teen. this may be easily accomplisied be [are opencd,or the propusals will not be consid- , 92@7ts of ood Brandy or Whisky, and the result will | Boa ceeds to order, and that thy rebel pickets were at the Kanawha — Keeping them in vinegar, sufficiently hot. till BATAVIA ARRAC. ered. | bes preparation that will far <rrel in medical j will sold st a m price than has been fall Post Of id- tuexand true excellence any of the numero: or | der eet eigen te cho tem ot the bia. | Peiersin tie marker ead eill tee eee ee eee ee ee gmc aee ou Tet een a | will have all the virtues of Hogfland’s Bitters in rsons in want of BOOTS and Eastern Salines and Camp Platt. Jenkins’ cavalry they beccme so. ts extend as low down the Kanawha as If you wish cantifiowers, ete. to be white, Camp Poca. used iNed vinegar for them. 1 25 To entirely pre From the Richmond Enquirer, Oc: ntthe mischief arising trom > considered as the individual proposal of the partner | Jess price than these inferior preparations will ment in store and at the ive us cs DSshaen ku, Oct. 21—There is not much of | {ht getion of the acid upon the metallic utens signing it. . ee EN | ck ve x call. @! Né& si interest from the army of Northwestern Vir. “ils usually employed to pre the Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars. signed ap5-tir 314 avenue giniato record. The enemy has crossed the | “20le of the process is directed to be pertorm- by the contractor and both of his guarantors. will | Fiverand engaged in skirmishes and artillery | 4 in unglazed stone jars.—Couutry Gentleman, duels with noimportant consequences. Every” precaution is used to prevent the BF Governor Vance, of North Carolina, . OF THE BEST BRANDS. be reguired-of the successful bidder upon signin, BAVANA AND DOMESTIC sEGaRs Kiger! nan The right» reject any or all ATTENTION, SOLDIERS! | D*- OP oLatind Pale: FEMALE ids that may be | AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS. | Bead the following upsolicited wed lou high is reserved by the Depot Quar- tio i i too highly.” progress of small-pox in thisirmy, afew cases makes a pathetic appeal to the generosity of cee ais wail’ . ae eet fricade tn the area to the fact that, inigorie ips iF pay ann Re beet yale sic and disabled andconvaiesotnteciiiers ox, Seieeobic 1 sesiat fm clothing the pecrites ern pi ygmeeaagecct be aldresced to Captain Baward | Girensee induced by weshoruree and. peirations faci dijon nn NO Withous thems qpen ony conettep- the Staunton Valley turnpike, to and from the as already suffering for want of sock. shoe, IEEIENTHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND } Watkinson D Co ant ere eis waryy | dept to camp life. In the lists, published almost “°F P effectively.” army, is said not to have been made. and blankets. He calis upon the ener ven ANDERSON FINE-CUT TOBACCO. Propoats fos univer ot cmc te ise powsel nats eee lane ee the dick, Price BI Benton Mle by 8. ; UPHAM Large supplies of clothing. &c., tomeet the are tanning hides to supply the choos, che | i Form. of Guarente. | suffering from debility. Every case of that kind | £03 Chesnat street Philadelphia, and in Wi Recessities of our army, arrive continuously. mothers of North Carolige to kait hoe cocee pike county of —. and State of —. | gun be readily cured by Hootiand’s German Ditters, gn bY S, C. PORD, corner 11th street and Pa See ane pats Sul God, as usual, favors and the wealthy to give their parlor carpets | §MOKING TOBACCO of Messrs. Gail & Axia that frat State of ——, do | Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive | Svenue: im ‘20%-eoly . news from the baitle of Ken- for blankets. 5 isable to fultilthe con- | orgensare speedily removed. We have no hesita- tacky is ‘very encouraging to Our troupe, who = Baltimore—at Baltimore prices are in fine lite and spirits. BF It is said thatGen. Marcy will resi is $a E . Ms resign his Itseems te me the negroes on this border position as Chief of S Fen. McClellan should be appropriated, as a military neges- his health no: being su: ciently strong to longer 5 s f ne 1 r ‘ing suffi. rong to long my in aceordance with the terms of his proposi- | tion in stating that, if theso Bittera were freely & BMY SUPPLI a ad Chat, should his proposition be accepted, | used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives might A let fut oncecnter into x contract in accordance be seved that otherwise will be lost. therewith. : { _ We call particular attention to the following re- Should the coutract be awarded to him we are | merkable and well authenticated cure of one of the Orrice or THE Crruy Qoaxranma TER, Wasninorox, ‘September mil L ;. vith t thete Autive pre se Sa as | prepared to become his securities, nation’s heroes, whose life, t i PROPOSALS are ted fe rnis! use compensation to ther owners” Asit is, they agnatamd an active campaign —N. ¥. Com- | ho this suan ntee must te appended the certié- | "hac been auved by the Bitters’ ™" SPSUNEe, GR RONOSALS Ate rates for turns clea: are not merely uselese, but far worse—ruthless : | cate above mendoued.) tons best quality Timothy Hay. he aur : @F At aball lately given in Seville by tl EDWARD L. ARTZ, PHILADELPHIA. August}23d, 1862. tl oa King and Queen of Spain, it is stated the Ladies ogae-dtd agen ane ARE, | aMegery. clones, & Beans Well, sealed, your paled. the weight ofeach bale to be — sore dis ete @tles * . = = = - | Hootland’s German Bitters saved my life. 2,900, best quality. io, Tue Mormons are turning their attention cae Seeipeaeaiane GROCERIES FOR THE CAMPS, OTICE “TIE COPARTNERSHIP Betetofore | iso suistake in this. Iti vouched for by numbers NS ee says “Several gentlemen Bee ania Pennsylvania this season has (ius fir ereenin & CO. was fissgived by mutual consent on the 9th and who were fully cognizant of aikthe gee | es and < tine beets jualit ae the cotton crop, when’ they lefty roe aa Ba koneng’ ihe aca nea ee ; Bulow Aue POEs eine re fia opr tle without delay: at | pest four years. member of Sherinan’s celebrated ment of two ble persons that the contracts season. Much of it having been planted late, rs STERS MILK. FRUITS, and VEGETABLES. { ' y ent - : | upon my arduous duties, T wasattacked in Novem: be needed, tiber, P.J.Heiberger,senior | ber las: with intiammation of the luous ut” og : rm, takes pleasure in informe NOTICE —The sv ; tain R.B. Ayr Thro} iD the exposure attendant | _ Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar- tained that it would not be and was | for the quantit fully matured before it would be nipped by to the respousible i ; sae as rier of the late peak = - 8 needed to tl in (great PICKLES ANB CATSUPS. in Wood aud Gias ~~ his friewas and te Lik forseventy-two days in the hospital. This wasfol- dit jer up to the time of opening. frost, but the late warm weather hae wee E & CO. No. 161¢ dour aud Giass } ane his fries and the public enerally that he lowed by great debility, heizhtened by an attack of Suxcaahie to the Sotto shirts apa aed 7 s Cheap Clothing Store. oe 3)-te will continue the besiness in all its branch right is reserved to accept all or any part of esunder | dysemtery wasthen removed from the Whi bi arsurra g SPAMANTINE AND PARAPFINE caNpres, {BC J0fRiCF Mame ant ttle, aud will endeavor to | Wome aiid sent ts this Geran ere kee gies | any bid yield will be realized where it merit the continued favors of their former patrons. “State o° Maine.” from which I landed on the 2th | or Gale or Want ne tae renee ree for ae a STOP! STOP!! Is the ery of all erly cultivated.” been prop. BEALL ‘i BEAL >. B62 7th at. w ¥. J. HEIBERGER june, Eines thstie 2 = be and [eters Store, = opened aN MATLLARDS CHOCOLATE (Successors to H. F. London & Uo.) i _ a 7 ome could bean sill seaine eee | ae Hee: Lieu Gu mee, S7-Two Bristol gentlemen travelledrecently the City ee Nene and Bo: { sep] _ Citizens’, Military and Naval Tailor. | ity. For.a week or more Twas scapes chien | sess-tf fof Quartermaster. ) to London on & velocipe hours, and, ; CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packag, BASES OF resuE ~ | swallow axything, and if I did force a morsel down, , ; ‘ada aoe Of three Gays’ returied te? ane: I ALT, WHO COMES THERE, « friend ie f zr 3, fackages, H at was immediately thrown up again. form you of the immense t t JS. A. SMITHS Clothing St conveyance in Is hours. So says 2 published paragraph. from which it may be inferred that street, 1 ct ‘No.4 | ADS EXPRESS COMPANY. | OFFIOK 514 PA. AVENUR, Washington City, IN | * I cauld aot even keep a glass of water . = o on m Tel SYRUPS RASPBERRY, LEMON ang otra i WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. stomuch. Life could mot last uader these cireume D.C. aud corner 2) pe . | stances, and, accordingly, the ph: ani this improvement upon tay Pmamierred that Strevts ueur F, aud corner th st wu Pa av Wasuinctox. 1 @s0RGETOWN. | een workitig faithfully, thougy ensuccesstulge st | GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST- tion of cur younger ders ne ger oms inven. Epa erae, eee! | Bank of etropolis. Farmers’ aud Mechanics? | rescue me ftom the grasp of the decgl ee eee ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS! ‘ two pairs of legs. At least, Bristol beng 116 IV AN GINGER, RASPBERRY and LACK | Bank of Washington, sopeps | Savinc’ snoc toes charieecoa eens ot me ead NEI miles from London, the journey isa remark. hevineys BERRY WINES, | Patriotic Bank. £ank of Gemmerce. Geocities way Heseey man and to make such | MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU- dle pertennence: Boring to use 6 | Bullion Bak, | Anlacqusimence who visited Ime a he heeteg: | Forwarded with SAFETY AND Ligh e SCH te all at COWLING © HAM AND CHEESE. at Baltimore ; _ The Bullion Bunk and the Bank of Commerce is- | Mr. Frederi¢s Steinbron, of Sixth, below Arch st? | Sccessible sections of the country. Company PnP hule girl of fourteen recently died im tmOTe prices | sue notes of the denominatien of oue dollar and | *dtised me.»sa forlorn hope, to try your Bitters) | BSS agencies in the principal ‘Railway Towns in ndon from the effects of a poison imbibed tee ATE AGEN a ee spyxnrenes upwards. cegim* | 84 kindly procured s bottle. From the time f | . sucking the composition oF some . ATE AGENT. 4 S\X EDINBURG ALE | — _ | Comunenced teking them the ‘gloomy shadow of NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST, «+ a ie linitation —CouNER oF Pa. AvENtY axt Testu Stieet | A DAMS’ EXPRESS COMPANY death receded, and Iain now. thane Geta, 33! | ts principal offices cer red Cnn eae Were made of glass beads aa : & A : | wetting better. Though I kuve taken buttwe ng. | WASHINGTON. DC NEW ¥ BOSTON, = nee ve re rponition of di nest poison iEiue Havas? bdskkion& Ge KNON & SON'S SPARKLING ALOA ALE, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. | firs. have gained fen Pans et pee ine RELL ADELTHIA, BALTIMORE. CIN * off of but one bead. yet so powerful eae we me YOUNGER'S IN VALE Ate | |The DELIVERY OFFICE of thi | from whom I ave heard nothing for eighteon | VILLE, LEXINGTON. poison that it caused specdyrdonh es thy R : Coie doa) OUNGER’S INDIA PALE ALE Removed from Third street to thes he cgaeesy. te | months; Tor, gentlemen. I am a loyal "yfughiees | Connections are made at New York ana Boston &F The Wilmington (N.C) Journal (Rebel) ADIA TOR, WURWACE,| .ownoN PORTER Street. between ad and Sd ktreeta. Ave 3)-tf eae erent Reval. Parone invalu- says that seven regiments of nrsrovs wort i Bn RANGE, hy ote ss a NOTICE ~~ | taken the place of vague fears to your Brat have been in camps of instruction wanier ae ¢ FATRORE a | To norets,axdckns RESTAURANTS, PRI- | Lowe the gloriousprivilege of araincla: Sanutiy eddie ne have becume re. My Prepared size und qualities for the kind | LONDON BROWN STOUT. | VATE FAMILIES, &e. | eee Mi menanton the Gan- Tar y Bt 5 ve arrived to sed. forsale at lowest possible rates fur | — } . Sak ALONE, Tison the towns and fortifications 4 ORE — . The Subscribers h: t reeei . Collection of NOTES. DRA mato cusaee ihe « wns and fortifications during tne or theawe WM GALT, 282 Pa. avenne, CROSSE & BLACK WI NGLISH PICKLES So We fully concur in the truth of the ebove state. | stall accessible parts of the United — 71s was rumored in Teavensiorss.on the g “fat beruden Ithanl th sts, | and SATCES | CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAQ * | Sir. Misione, restored toheaithe © OT TMC, | og © O PUSS, Agent, 2 that the redoubtable ()uantrell bas MANUAL OF THE PrNSIC LAWS OF . c 5 | JOHN CUDDL + let} 1 5 fi made an Aisdck on the segion, mipiane Stonas Ate SEER Stats =o MON On | DURHAX Mon FRENCH MUSTARD | WBich they offer for sale at New York prices, GEORGE A OAGKLEY. Co. Griith Muga. "7 D*coxonmiae aS rfl AL os at Barnesville, runn wrs of into Lands are now erated nj pountics, and Bounty j Also, th “con SPENCE ttlilers, Baton, | required. It is an Bpecife diet . ville, x u " Dw a, wit aise , they have constantly on hand T. E. SPENCER, ie Artillery, Batt years’ stand english of five Missouri. killing som riructions new | eres BORDEAUN AND NICE OIL Se. A Large and Well Selected S: J.B. FASEWELL- Co. DB. t Vermany Zonstitution fed will not hari the amost dati others prisoners. ofthe Pension » OLIVES, CA- | Gnetce Bannon sf | N. JEROME. CoB. a | Sold by 8. C- UPHAM aas"e Price gt the meet import on ee | - OME. Co, .C. yriaheg wrens dctntms ef Brtashorti ig PER BOR RNORAGAS ARTS SOREN aie | LHe Wea Sor Bek AER as ere be gout ty an Examiner, vel g1 gr scl cad . save . ee WHISK’ es + am bi KOCH, Co. H, Ale ~ 08 FRANCK Taytor, | SSCHOVIES. SARDINES, & DUTCH HERRING | CHAMBAGNES of all favorite brands | NATHANIEL B. THOMAS | eS we aanie? "PYHE PACKET BOAY EN LISH AND SCOTCH ALES. ss H AN J. KIMBALL, | WATER NoTIc¢e g. ra Nae Williams? Whan@E¥ENG CLOUD SWISS CHEESE, of prime quality | Hava AND DUBLIN PORTERS, JOHN JENKINS, Co. B, wéth In consequence of the low: . il leave Williams r debi gh i aes : i — of the Georgetown. D.C. every Woe, mt . | ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES, i General Reservoir it will be mene eee Water in the SPICES, FANCY SOAP CHILTON economy of water i be necessary. unless Weanenday and Frillay fib = SPICES, FANCY SOAP - ILTON, CHEDDER aud ENGLISH DAIRY | BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! | fon to abut off the sereguced: for the Governient and =peme ay, Thureisy and F, SARDINES, KEMP'S HERMETICALLY SEALED _S¢e thatthe signature of “CM. JACKSON” ig, Ail persons are, ‘theretome, Recens cutirely. abusing thore ¥ “morning from both ways, : PRENCH: GERMAN and ENGLISH Relate aoa oF arenes eeaylvaain are -_ S ~ » BING > al LL.TS ! . 7 ¢ ‘ wl 4 ofr of €10,000 tor a three ine = —— 5 - 4 Z. . or pavements, or for any ‘pri i alia, f FROM BOSTO} Choice OOLONG, SOUCHONG, I x 2 ‘ whatever, Y private purpose is Australia, for giviig waa, HB Regular packet schooner C. W. Dyer’, TERMS CASH. BON YOUNG PAO eG IMPERIAL, HY- | shonta your nearestdruggist not have the article, |” And all mousing the wan InEX Sc, arrived and is now discharging her freight) gt Howe ith dn extensive assortment of do not be put off by any of tf intoxicating prey lieited to Be'as economical in fey manne ereently o- aa strand sngid, “ABE ee Forman egY SCORE, | BN redevarhaceriscel seme mg it ites i strow 3 prdey acres LEY & BROTHER, Ps o 7 | Be 5 sbyexpress. _fe mminei 5 bevides @1eu,one itn for October, 99 and 101 Water t., Geo > BININGER & CO. PxIKepat. OFFICR AND Masvracton: nee Public Build : . Entabliahed Ii ¥, Gem, CST RECEIVED, at SF About all New ¥ ened postion "Tue Reguiar paOt BOSTON, . Branch—219 Pa: avenue opposite No. 631 ARCH 87. Serre: BLVED. at Me for te unconditional pardon of Mary Kea arrived aye US? packet schooner Charter Oak has | ves : illards’ Hotel, Washwngton, JONES & " streets, OF The Necporn Rte rad ee eat Argh nett discuegingter felghe JOMUNSON & NAGLE, — | of%Jut received’ numall tot of Omeert Liewor | Pan eels EVANS, ING BALMORALS, French Lasting? ror wener ae Time in many y uty oc ® go HARTLEY & BROTHER, RAPPING PAPER, or pee serine ant Children's SHOR of & Sud 1OT Water st , Georgetown, coset 29 PENNSYLVANIA ayy ae Ww 3) conte per ream. | Wa Fer sale by Drnggicte and Dae este ent eather Moreen o Lasines en WHANCK TAYLOR. | wown the Toited ssa CeBecm ay” erccedinn teat ereet Aariety of BBY