Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1862, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. | iGTON CITY: NOVEMBER ti, 1562, “ey READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. * 87 The New Doliar Weekly Star, fuller than ever of Metropolitan mews and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery tothe public. Ithasrecently been greatly enlarged and improved, and now undoubtedly presents much more matter for the same amount of money than any other weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter- taining contents are the following articles: Operations, Particulars of the Fight near ny Movements ofthe Army of the Potomac; General eCees 's Displacement; The Bat- tis at Barhours; The Afsir near Warrenton pe ‘Position of ghe Rebels under Lee, treet, Hill and Jackson; and Accounts a Operations generally in Vir- of the Latest Military Operations in Een ntucky, Louisiana, Florida, and the We: and Southern States; Opera- thons in Missouri and Arkansas; The Fight at Garretisburg, Kentucky; and the Doings of the Navy on the High Seas and in the ‘Western Waters. Southern News from Rebel Sources; Startling Rumors of the Alabama and “290;” Foreign News: of the British and French Pres; W think ef American Affairs in Europe; and Press on “Intervention,” ‘Tales, Sketches, and Miscellaneous, and scriptive Matter, Wit and Humor; Poetry; a News; Items and Clip: from the Editona!s: Local News; and a bi of valuable information for the Farmer, and Housekeeper. This is just the paper above all others for per- ons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only three cents yer copy, or $1 per annum; postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Intelligencer, treating on foreign inter- vention, and noticing the fact that the Ameri- can war affects the laboring classes of England, says: a the Government of Great Britain formed simply the duty enjoined by pens in our law in abstaining from all intervention struggie, it none the less may be conceded that it has discharged this duty under circum- stances which have tested and proved its fidel- ity to the sanctions of international obligation.” The Republican opposes colonization as an end to getting rid ef the negro. If, however, the negro is tobe benefitted thereby it favors it, ‘The Chronicle argues in favor of a “« National Currency.” Tr Casr or Mrs. Brixsmaps.—Mr. John A. Kennedy, Superintendent of the Police of New York and Brookiyn, and special Pravost Marshal for the War Department in that querter, gives a very different version of the cirenmstances attending the Iate arrest and forty day's incarceration in a cril of a New York station-house prison, of Mrs. Brinsmade, the young lady from New Orleans, whose case is now wery justly attracting so much public attention His account, as detailed to us last @vening, is as follows. Viz: On her yoyage from New Orleans to New York, Mrs. Brins- made made it evident by her conversation, that she was an ardent secessionist, and if not properly attended to, might prove adan- Tous spy for the enemy. He accordingly had ail her movements in New York duly watched. and when she started for this city, ostensibly to visit relatives, he took care to send with her & competent detective. Wpon disclosing his (2bis detective’s) budget of information con- cerning her tothe War Department's Provost Marshal at this point, she was arrested by order of the latter and sent to him (Provost Marshal Kennedy) in New York, to be held custody uatil she could be reshipped to New Orleans: instead of being permitted to slip across the lines somewhere in this vicinity, to join her busband, who is in the Rebel army in front of Washington, which she had declared to be her Purpose. After kee;-ing her in custody longer than he thonght necessary simply to get her off to New one. he wrote to the Depart- ment’s Provost arshal here, asking for the formal order to ship her to that city: and was aaswered that the Department thought it best not to send her there, or declined issuing the order. He theninquired why she lead been ar- rested; when the Department disclaimed re- Sponsibihty for the arrest. Whereupon; as she had been arrested neither by his order nor in his disgrict, and &s none could be foufd willing to assume responsibility for the act, he (not Pro- vost Marshal General Draper as has been al- le promptly discharged Mrs. Brinsmade from custody. The reader will please receive this account for precisely what it is; Mr Provost Marshal Kennedy’s histo: f the affair. PErsonat.—Commissioner Boutwell hayi ing returned to Washington, and partially recov? red from his Iate illness, has resumed his duties in the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Maj. Gen. Fremont has not been ordered b.ther, but visits Washington on leave, asked for and granted a month ago for that Purpose. PersonaL.—Hon. A.G. Porer, Ind. W. P. Ross, Cherokee Nation, and Hon. K. V. Wha- ley, Va., are at the Metropolitan Hotel. Hon. J. P. Hale, N. H.; Hon. Z. Chandler, Mich; Hon. Henry Wilson, Mass.; Gov. Gam- bie, Mo.; Hon. M. Casey, Ky; Hon. J. J. Crit- tenden, Ky.; Hon. Mr. Pierce, Boston, and Mrs. Cabell and family, Fla., are at the National. Cot. W. H. Morris, Md.; Col. J. B. Fry, U.S. A., and Hon. T. B. Voddington, N. ¥., are at Willards’. Iowa Exection.—The Dubuque Herald of the Sth instant eays: « We have at last the of- ficial vote from every county in the Fourth Congressional District, which we give below. | it will be seen that Martin, Democrat, has 39) majority on the citizen yote, which cannot be overcome by any fair dealing in taking the Vote of the army.” SS Devescx or New York Hauuor.—Qov. Morgan and other prominent New Yorkers are here, and have had consultations with the Seeretaries of War, the Navy, and the Treas- Ury,and the President, with reference to the fence of New Yorkharbor. They wish iron- iad vewsels sent there to protect it Sgulnst the e@ctleipated attacks of rebel privateers. 47 Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us se early copy of Madame Demorest’s admir- acle “Mirror of Fastions” for the winter of 142g. = SF Sinee the Alnbama 4: disregarded the © (jon of the Brith consulate certificate, ince S.Y. Albicn (ap English paper) calls C: ptain mars or bie stesmer. an insolent rover, nets prutel nights atdefiance. How much depends wpon Whore ox is gored Pro. Sr ‘the Vienne Gazite says: — «The exe Quen of Naples bar given an as: nee to her mother, , Md Wo the King sud (yuecn Bavaria, that ebe required « few da prayer, bu! after thet pio return to Rome w her husband. 87” A convention of lager beer brewers rue 4a New York on Thursday comvention, be 8 df yi 10g mens for mutual protection aga t the operations of the new tox bill, is to organize 6 central uss iation, to ©xtend ite sothority over the Waited Susu S7 The total valuation of real and px Pedy the stats Bea of New York, as # State Board for liz, ix $1,177,~ The Rate tex ls four mills and three-fourtis, producing $7,020,014.12. © One day last week the channel of the Hudsom river was so obstructed by a sunken barge, thet ail the steamboats wer compelled ° their ‘Passengers to the reilroad. 87 Prominent citizens of New York, in- eluding a numter of | street bankers, pur- of der ditition aad cise She ehould t The object of the 8. ne Gen. ‘McClellan a complimentary SF Ingersou Lockwood, pyatber of Captain Lockwood 5. De wee ‘Wadsworth, reN &Ppointed U at Havana, Mad will sail id & teow day: 7 The People’s Union Associati we bs ion of New teh ae ot Dryas gency" a has WZ ving — — Sbpointed for +87 Major J. H. Hunter bas dew: Provost ersten of Cumberiand, a | e OUR MILI A LATEST rRow THE FRONT. — BURNSIDE ACTIVELY ENG \t7ED INP A KING FOK THE FORWARD MOVE ie THE ARMY REAP) FOR AN ADVANCE ———— [Special Insvaten to Th q Manassas Jusetios, Nov Notiung public interest te jn ow occurr age latest info rom Warrenton sa tha@the | Rurnside assuin cd command has been most profitably speat im perfectine the army's arrangements to the enemy when the Place. Everythir : resumption of the forward move, which T be- lieve will recommence to-day. There were many supplies of varions kinds wanted, which by the necessary change of the supplying base, They have been rapidly zef- ting to the fre fer three days past, however. So I presume that in twenty-four hours at the vorst Bere delayes ; os beem prea ed furthest you will learn that aearly the whole | army is again wpon the march for the enemy. STATEMENT (ee A CONTRABAND. —>- PROPOSED RAID BY THE REBELS. Saris Sea {Special Dispatch to the Star.] Harren’s Feray, Noy. 11.—A contranand has made his way here, who states that he has overheard high officers in the Rebel service still remaining in the valley, conversing con- cerning a plan of operations they propose to undertake very shortiy. According to this Begro’s statement, they are to send & strong body of cavalry to make a raid between this point, Burnside’s army and the Potomac at Washington, attacking in detail sll the small Union forces they can reach, at Leesburg and elsewhere: and in the meanwhile to send a force of infantry and artillery to hold Sigel in check or engaged, to prevent him from fnterfcring with this proposed cavalry raid. ANOTHER BRILLIANT. a OF GENERAL ey pues oe Nov. 12—Maj General H. W. Halleck, General-in-Chicf : Gen. Kelly, on the 16th, attacked Imbocden’s ca:mp, eighteen miles seuth of Moorfield, Hardy county Va., routing him completely, killing and wounding many, and capturing his camps, fifty prisoners, a quantity of arms, and a large number of horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, &c. The enemy was entirely dispersed, and fled to the mountains. H. G. Wrieurt, mae General Commanding. THE LIQUOR ORDER MODIFIED. The follow ing order has been iseued: Headquarters Military District of Washi ed ashington, D.C Now 13, Ise i Orpexs.—The orders issued trom these head- quarters, dated September 1, 1882, forbiddin, the retailing Of spirituous liquors in this Dis- trict, is so far modified as to permit the sale to all persons not in the military service. By command of Brig. Gen. Wadsworth. Jouy P. SHERBURNE, Ass’t Adyt Gen. CAPTURE OF REBELS. La GRANGE, TENN, Noy. 11.—Major General i. W. Halleck, General-in- Chief One handre: and thirty-four prisoners were taken by Cul. Lee, 7th Kansas cavalry, and sixteca rebels killed. Our loss two wounded. U.S. Grant, Major General. CAVALRY. The service in this quarter was neyer more in want of efficient cavalry than now. We apprehend that there is not a single corps or division of onr army of the Potomuc whose Operatiens are not seriously embarrassed for want of it. Major-General Fitz John Porter on Wednes- | day issued the following general order from the headquarters of the Fifth Army Corps, dated Camp near Warrenton, Virginia: “By direction of the President of the United States, Major-General Hooker has been uas- signed to the command of this corps. “It has been my privilege to lead ihe little band of regulars, the permanent army of United States inheriting the names, the r und the traditions of regiments that have bor the banner of our conntry through all its w: Ars. “It has been my privilege to lead noble ments of volunteers, coming from di Stetes, though having the same purpose, the same dunger and the same sufferings. “Having shared their perils and privations in the camp, in the bivonac, on the march, and in halfa score of bloody fields, to the offi- cers and men of both classes I address myself. “The confidence which, if I may judge by your ucts, you have reposed in me, it has been my farnest effort to meet and requite. The personal regard which I am prond to feel that your bear toward me is reciprocated by an ardent affection and a deep respect which time cannot efface. “The pe: al good fortune of each of you will be always a matter of heartfelt interest to me. The pi sional successes you will attain willbe dow grateful to me, inasmuch as they will be identified with the success of our canse. “Among the most gratifying of my thoughts of you will be the assurance that your suc dination and loyalty will remain an the future as in the past, firm and steadfast to our country and its authorities. #2 Gen. Nelson T Tay! lor, when offered a sword by the New York Common Council, thanked him Kindly, buf sequested that the money enh- scribed might be used to buy cork le “ES for the wounded soldier NOTICE —There will be Seating of the — Ves Columbia ¥: pine Uses sn o. 1 at their all, on THIS eridag) Ine. November lath, at 73 o clock, for the purpose’ of electing | delegates to ppaten te tee rs Department. By order OliIN J. PEABODY, Prosident.” ATTENTION, No. 5.—The members of the Perseverance Engine Company. No. 5. are erehy notified Ww attend a special macting to be held THIS EVENING. at o'clock, to elect dele- gates to the new department, will be punctual = att rendance, _GEO. FL ETCBER. MS OMPSON , Pres " t MASONIC aeaiae A wpecial commani- cation ef National Lodge, No. 12, will be THIS EVENING, at Masonic Hall. corner of and Sth streets. at o’elock. | tendance is earue stly requested. Members of sister lodges and sojourning Prethren are cordially in- t ery to be present. Pie ___ Wis MB Wasuincton, Nov. !4, b J CARD —Aseiforts so bi bly commeniable ave been. and are be: ing made, the relief of those who r the fate of war, the uaderm Azxés and pupils to kive us B Various ways, for wire aid on account of gned would invite Prof, sone of his novel Mein: ory oy Ser ang dotroe " ne a Reeth ee will perm ie of the Distriet Volunteers, i ihev B Susderianis D. D. Richard Wallach. Kev. G.W. Samson, D:D. lowsy, Rev. J. utler, J He Barrett. Rev. P. D. Gurley, * Edmonds, Kev J. we: Dole, pen M. Strayer, Mason, 0. C, Wight. RJ Atkinson, Kev: stuel Gonzalens, J.C, Underwood, yartyee. uF: lartley, duo Hf een DKOL, ao Smith. ran jor, isha Whittlesey, Carey H. Fry, es aes TH ABOVE E! NTERTAIN "% gitiske pet on MENT. with Music, MONDAY NIGHT. Nov, 17, at Witiard’s Hall. at 7% orclocks Mocaey Soe Chadwick ‘ne og Kindly given the use at thee hail frve etn at the ‘ botels and at the 4 Doorn oper open ane “oe Ve Frat’, Sy i “ AN SECOND SCHOOL 3. ike ‘TS —The Night 4ehools for the Pitet eed Recond Behool Districts will be united for the Sp! graven and placed in the joint charge of Phos, M. Wilson and 8, John Thomson. principaia of the © grammer schools ip said districts. The sos. school room at the corner id 6th nereet west, from MON- inclusive, of Week, commencing at 71; o Sf Applications tee res admission can be mate at big School room or to | either gre ote tee rh ar M G 1 Beats iu horn WORSE nots tf ue UE a Lope NE ge ott is todge a requested to attend a mecting on FKID SYS pare. q Mth business of in ove ober fore them. By ord der a will be broucht bes #3 &. MOORE P_M._ PEARSON ot ee NOTICE TO BOSS BLACKSM] lem members of the Ansociatiun see me at! na pontine 10 he corner of 8th D atreeta, on T NING, November Ith, at Py o'clock oss rtant boriness will eis Sy order c eeeayt, be ciation, By order of tion. EXECUTIVE Maer. - Novensze 1, 1892. Until the meeting of Congress the Pre sident wil Dot receive vinitors aficr 12 v'clock m, on any day, | Rov Siw EASTERN 0.0 PF —Alt ars, Me im of the rid expen | White vein mi GEN POREEES UAT re ELL. 10 THE FIFTIt | explat by Loring s cavalry er PARTIES, &e. ly for a Retro. | BALLS, on ond corre dent = ——___— ‘Coat armen en OO . 00D TIMES COMING !—The SILLEI, ‘DS BOX. ' 2 gperienscty rs tap Lex will have a Aur mag of onP pater eek Lee Au ledvet * STAIN an] vents oP ee a sathoslty ceom SDeession 1x ux Reagan Lirr ire Lxaunano — reiki 1s coly holding MoCteliin in os and ee. + : | Bonigeieer 0 ‘well made the follow- si fupplice whieh would fall into the ; a: ; me frends: A retroeride moveinent may ing deri _po lt OR SALE—A_ poet ut at JOHN HEN ter ‘4 street, peat Nearly pew. Price ey vd | Billife insur&nce policiesare subject tostamp | duty. be locked for at any time. correct iis! of Hentepant generaisds as Longstreet, Harder, Kirby Smii Pemberton, Jackson and Polk. Loring” . fer unknown retsons, and is Yeu may hearof an a General Jen. a Oxb iy. i + q. = ce rance Hell, JONDA v. at Temperance Hel. 7 * Om at, betwaca ath wad Ireh. ne or expense | White the policy is conditioned tirat the as- * Spare i i eee on of the sequen. i puredis to pay a certain sum annually, or Aa the proceeds at Unis Balt are to be devoted | other «tated period, receipts for euch payments purely to benevolent purpeses, they ask the patron~ | not «ubject to siamp aunty. age of the public If the policy has expired by limitation, gr by sight. expected bere to 1gs Logruder leaves lor’Bexas ines ihodilay 3 Tickata re admitting a gentleman and ladies, Thompson, who had not received 2 cont since Managers on the Par! of the Tuscarora Tribe. “fulfillment of the conditions by the as- | g the war began, got his pay yesterday, and now | Brother ‘Middietou, Brother Hopkins, the non-fu Eid apne eee vants to get a brigadier’s place in the Cénfed- Molden, be Sani sured, the renew: ; erate service. He how been acting brigadier ~ : * ” Clemons, } whatever form made, will be subject to stamp Pies a tar withowt the commissio:.” . nwood, - t tas, EES dr Geet ———— —— H Manoaurrs on the Parl of the Lozan Tribe t Ovgrations om Nonru Canouwa.— The Brogher Ch Sek, Brother 3 in | Permits or agreements, by cai the terms ¢ lar Barrels ond ke umn of 32,40) men, under General Foster, ae wet ampdeli. | of a poltcy are, waived or changed in any re- sah te ‘ho was dispatched te North Carolina, ap- be nis.” rs to have gone up Tar riv-r, emptying into ers om the Part of the Osaxe Tride. spect, ere subject to stamp as + agreeme: OURNING oy Brother 08 HO. Whitmore, Brother Orampsey mi Patatico river, and Serge ng eee iermanr, Mrornita hppa’ usual stock ia all fabrieg ter ' hert distance vt *. Tarboro” ” ww . Pn nan " . Fin Edgecemb county, throngh the wera |S _Baitiore mitt |/ TELEGRAPHIC. . | oneprice marta EIS aay part of which runs the Wilmington and Wol- H > - no H-3t enn. a. fon ‘sailroad. The account we have is frem ee FIRST GRARD, BALL H NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ary aero are — LS the Register, printed in Raleigh, 3¢venty-six MOULDERS OF ‘WASHINGTON i ‘on, Nov. 14, 11 &. m.—First Board — Save: a New York, ut iss dark red both miles distant from Tarboro’. The ‘people of [AVY YARD | 5 som, 00 = 7.9.10 ry N ~ ee Fs Tarboro’ were all leaving the piace, expecting will take place at Temperance ajo Ret U.S. Coupons, 1861, 103.4; Treasu: yd abou! a age an attack. It was supposed, when Foster's between 9! peat ith, FRIDAY: jovom| ber Jath. i 10334; Certificates 9; Old Demand Notes, I! fone’ or away. Th SHE nye expedition left, that Goldsboro’ was the point Cards of admission one dollar ' Gold, 123. craray OF, ae ol attack, but the demonstration at Tarboro’ will Le likely to accomphsh the same object— th+ possession of the railroad running south frome’ oe { 1 BOARDING. ahr Ae i furnished MS . RE iar eel Poneto LOCAL NEWS. LotR A CRRUK 4 Heapgrarters Firtzexta Reoment N. ice As: Of r D> EB NT TR Wil. tel, Inqulreat Y¥. Vor. Exciw: jov. 1 — Star: There wil) Be offered for.sale at auction at c* =] Is is c- —] ir ie eee ie from Wiliards’ Ho’ ss a i Voi — 2 13, 1862. a, Star. ero 4 : - ve Vol. Engineers have broad shoulders and | o’cleck s of lath and 13th etn 246 Pa. aren DR. LEWIE'S New JPLEASANT Room ROOMS. wi with good BOA be } ~~ \ "9 A . brawny arms; but their shoulders are not firm j enough, nor their muscles strong enough, to , bear every burden which malice or a spirit of | detraction may choose to heap them. " : mas’ thls evening tho can man and wife ABhostehite dren, at No. 563 Rreitth st.. at the Later cor- ner of the Smithsonian Grounds. 0 33-2t* Lavy PROM PHILADELPHIA man TAKEN | Method +f leserting Teeth. To do s is to be eo: Pp: obtained hy a vineced of its capertecagr over all mothods hercto- fore used. . Teeth Extracted without pain, when desired. Terme moderate. no if im ITHS AND CARPENTERS Too, © Ou x he handsomely Furnished House, 1 notice in your colamas A ‘kry nator iu saa rane ig fronkiin Place. T street, between 13th and sth, aad | | following: “A number of pistol whats terre = asp HAT forme: aah wawill Goon to morrow with is new oRWDR RE! for the reception off first cl | tired from a crowd of soldiers belonging ax (ne 8 ‘p t_of Me: » Bo. | 15th New York, who, it is alleged, were led by in fattest Mises’, and. chitsren * RED Three or four gentizmen can be | Serxcant Major Curren.” Boyment to be aaa 4 GAITERS. and 4 aS of all kinds. = ‘ accommodated with pleasant ROOMS i Permit me to say that Sergeant Mc jor Curren B. McKELDEN & H.C. STANLEY. BOARD. ins central location, near the Sy quietly in nig quarters at the time alluded 2 ith s fo bs Offies and genera! Post Office ‘The best of refer- | to in the article; that no men of this regiment “GOLD PAPERHANGINGS. — 486 ences required, For address, apply at this office. { can be iound absent by the roil-calls at the no 12-3t 7 ANTED—BOARD, in a respectable priv: | period of the affray; and that the first informa- tion of the affair, which would have " Gold Stamped, and mediam iy W pric lo. * variety wid iazed famil Residence bet oo spread to my ears if it had involved a part of ‘af 8 lowekt cash pri t and between and 2th ats, ny thron: col- Winpow sh aDESs apy require style Stati ee Referencd required Address =, | Sete reached me gh your in Store or made to order. Orders for Pa: Of 2" | “in city ing or Window Shades punctually execat o-country. Terms cash for goods we Pa when onrchased ' Information on which the article is founded | is, without doubt, the production of detractors of the regiment, or of those who, not for the iY ahd ‘COLLINS & 00.8 » PERSONAL. LADELPH or executed. ye Sith ceredt | first toe ears sheltered themselves under the sie, eel en! - . " < s. 8) 1 Excellent Test Medium, badges and honorsof a justly eminent command DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. bo 14 eolSti™ 8 doors abuve Old Fellows” alt. N Rs SOUTH, A Dost Reclicns Test, Metin ¢'! in the perpetration of acts of dishonor sea oare REMOY. AL. A the purpose of -eeing their deceased as ROTHROCK has _remored his stoc’ gets names, describes cor. . foretelis future rage. Very respecifully ey &e., i J.A. Macecpgr, L. 3. Tam now receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT Paperhangings, Window Shades and Upholstery 1 pWients, P * aa ALE and PORTER from thix celebrated Brewery, Gords, to No, 452 Seventh street, opposite the Tesaedne future plone for sittings from 1 t0 9° an 2 ae 1 | “hich Tam prepared to furnish on short notice te .e eR TeAS 0 t No Sou i e rma affai Ls wUcrine 6 wewtund) well ansokted stock and in | COSTETA tol Hi opel noi33t* | alluded to was oblained from some of the party | *!! persons who willfavor me with their orders. ceae Ss ee eee encwer ne Teen taUy: |= : Who were wounded, and it was distinctly stated pa mais ag apes <n eg Spechanging and Phaltters work ofeveryde- 4g NEW FALL STOCK. oy nn oat Se Soe ay ere Set Sree 7 promptly wn exten c a core. hose + Sag be meee ‘Oni = PAPERHANGINGS find, for the credit of the 15thgphat we were Goods delivered inall parts of Washington and w tel Embrac in Gold Soe PipEdes. fe = - : mirinformed. Georgetown, free of charge. — — —— | ain rice: ypropriate either eee FP HE RATHINGTON acabumy op wee. firigesiLgwigeice APBIMA opeercins che Term = Chet on tween ath and 1th s#{roets ee ness every afternoon and fencing até p.m. re Cayo secured the services ee Ls “9 Pa. avenue. ! dedwery. A PRESENTATION.—Last night, about eight RILEY A. SHINN, Agent o’clock, when the day patrol of the Fourth 7 Ward w about being relieved by the night patrol, Justice Walter was sitting at the magis- trate’s desk, and the men were seated in the station house, when Asbury Lloyd, Esq., of the Council, entered, and surprised the Justice by informing him that he had been requested by the men of that precinct to present to him a testimonial of their respectandeswem. Mr. L. referred in @ yery happy manner to the prompt ard cordial co-operation of the Justice and ' officers in maintaming the and enforcing iws in the 7th pre ict, and was very | “complimentary in his remarks upon the suc- erss Which had attended the efforts of the Fourth Ward patrol in the discharge of duty. ‘The testimoninl was a massive gold and scneil cose, splendidly wrought, with thé fol- Ewing inscription : « nted by the Metro- pe litau Police of the Fourth Ward to Charles Walter, Esq.” Upon receiving the present, ace W alte t replied briefly, expressing sur- d pleasure at the ineident. The Jus- tice invited the company to his private office, where a short time was spent in doing full jus- tice te the good things sef forth. a SI ESOT Hosicip#? at THE So-prers’ Rest.—About half past o'clock last night, asa number of convalescent soldiers quartered in No. 4 = racks, near the depot, were seated around the stove, in the north room of the building, a mus. ket was fired by a soldier standing about 2 fe from the party: the load, oe of aball WINDOW SHADES A bexutiful selection Gold Band, [mitatj es Goid and Common Shades. Buff. Green and wl- land, by the yard or made into shades. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES Warranced 10 bediilded smith Gold Leaf, The handsomest assortment in the District,’ feom- the best manufactory in the country. Also,s beau- tiful variety of dark Wood and small-sized Oval and Carte de Visite Frames of foreign and deme tic manufacture. PICTURE CORD AND TASSEL&, Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Nails, &c CAKD PHOTOGRAPHS, Copies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary &e. The attention of those renovating is eatied to the above foods, Which were purchased for,and,on account of th- times, will be sold at the lowest ‘re- muperative prices © xe = Sa for ' continuce its evening, com he 1 Pro no 6-tf ‘OOKING BY GAS.—H the use af Gas Stoves, for Cooking oF Heating The subscribers are District of Columbia, M Gas STO A fail 'y constant! and for rale at By the use of ols great deal of labor it at + ~4 inger, in hey are also daily expecting t beated Danseuse. Mr. WELLE to preside at the pizno, xnd M continues to flourish is beautifully de of the very best quality and at imede ays in attendance to preserve T he public may rest Sa he ain ad ‘Academy of faved, in addition to => All persons sr PPoPosats FoR ben IRON-CLAD — © Narr Rerasrest Ooms rated Prorosat. P astry EXTEYS1ON, Nov. 18 ROPOSALLS Will be received at the Bu Construction, Tressury Department, until Decem Jat 12m. for shing and lnving » for the Halls and dors of the west f the Treasury Extension. Seid Tile is to be of Aen quality of [tatian le and the best quality of clear equal hardness asthe [tsli fons of gach as may be requ less than one inc nd worked aquare,and wel! isidin er,as shall most satisfactory, and a border of white art wide, laid at the base through be from 12 to I inches sqnare cach story. The amount required will bs about 240 superficial feet when laid. “Samples to be furnished by each bilder, showing the quality he proposes to furni<h,and proporals to state price per superticial foot when laid: als for goods and labor, when purchased and executed, Rarticles warranted as represented. By On ders for FAPEEHANGING or WINDOW SHADES punctualty exeen in city or country < je MARKRITER, No. 456 Seventh et., eight doors above no ki-im* i Fellows’ Hall TALUABLE FARM a SALE. PEREMPTORY SALE ‘A VALUABLE PARM, Four Mites From Washinton. Binck wonr ble mgr cite the price eal um be delivered at ~ ‘Navy neh eek, A coast. who are sheaths areas a, tes ae aidigpe Bi known to be al tract will embrace ‘lktbe usuat oc $1-StawtNozs will offer wt public sale 862, at 12 o'clock | | { { j | | ! bame'prics perate for tha hi ly tmibeoved: Faree:| So Pe aioe one the back of David | 7 ane iy nite . “RIVERSDALE.” (. Winegardner. of the sth Michigan. HE Regs ms pleaded formerly owned by Dr. Penn. and now belonging | through bim, and lodging under the skin of the = tine tea to James Meili, Beq., situated at Pean’s Station, t. Assoon as shot, Winegardner got pply to on the Baltimore and lying between the ruitro; shington rr: up nnd staggered towards his murderer, who ad, anc ike, binding = or all the bids, if in its opinion it be and turmp clutied the musket and knocked him down, | —°° terestgof the Govermnent toneraps thot The Fass Sieiniing Uae els Ee aa and immediate wrapped Nimself in his blank- oF HALL —BOYS’ OLOTH x4 nd w is arr d dewn, but before many minutes he pemone tn shereelt every Deverk d by order of Capi, Widdis and seat CLOTHING. at J. BRUCE & first-class Dwelling sect, twodeors bélow the aie 2 . ith large porticoes | to the central gmard-hoase. Bp name is Ster- ar i Eo SA yALN La sO / ae ling Chacier, & Frenchman, bel ing to com- Fassn oe tay PERRY a ~~ new ate ra { “¢ Pwinen Sof the i a between} Se Oey T view of th dand Biatensbarg, | DABy E, of the tet District revintent. We strest. lived only about ten minutes. Pa. ave. and Ni : anlappronehed by a wide hue with lofty shale, SE, perivetly trees on gach fan the iawn Inid out in walka” a COLORED FLA LANNELS, with able und filled with ¢ - shravbery and evergreens, s = aun das | witha tameavae audgesh oka aioe Rl ell Ap ais merit g ar Sw RARE a & BRO. want ing n refiorted since our v4 2 Pa. ove. ve, Pa. ey.. | | Pheemtracee to the plage is onthe turmpike,a | A, W.Clifford, cempany E, tst U.S. Sharps'rs, = See e no 13 3t> red yards east oF BOSTON AND GEORGETOWN ooo LINE. ; > The regular packet schooner “J. Wo.” ao n Boston, lias arri Georgetown, ply to new it and 16 Arps Wm. D. Watkins, company U, Ist N.¥. Art. Michael Navel, company A, 5th Pa. Reserve. Francis Clark, company E, 120th N.Y. J. Mank, company I, 105th Pa. Albert A. Hustleion, company D, 13th Mass. John-on McWilliams, company D, 135th F Gecrge Robinson, nurse in Harewood Hos- few hy the dwelling of J.C, GIVE ME A CALL! One third cash; balance in one, two, and with inter: Bia. Fo: im particulars app JA! M BAN! NON Attorne noig-st™ 32 Sa - Baltunore, Pon be eed aeeg UGA tne youne snd | (OR SALE A BUGGY wn xe TENNER, mac piral die Horse. g Abo BQ Inquire at MeDERM Seno ne coereny KB a Pag re by the stent ; SON'S Livery State. = Albert B. Rider, company B, 18th Maine, Bendent of jiny ‘reruler, su spel boats. Tron De Martigna, company H, 2th 2a. ceutracte that may be made esta! nee ER M BOSTON } ! Wm. F. Branch, company M, Scott's 900, we have never ‘te do, T E Regular packet schoon botw has arrived J+. Van Alien, company E, 113th N.Y. = Tot the blockade. ow ‘isahanes R. W- Baker, company , 147h N-¥- aan Lorenzo D. Davis, company A, isth Maine. Rost. - pa caeptavscre ear as particular attention tofer- dx nt will have qu e atch. Apply to HARTLEY Ke ito izle restgurentn. etl a ee ' mm Th. poly’ and 101 Water st AAS» Sark RETURN OF THE Srconp Disrair ae — ‘cash Every good member | Prompt at ; FP bh. Second Audito 6 Trensur - ts of Washington, also officers, sutlers, | to search the house, was summarily ejected, Sowing tora: Auditor of the Treasury, the ful " and peddlers, to his large and well assorted | but with the sitet Major Drew's ipepvost force “Ine pak rn hg Widow's claim for bounty and arrears of pay, xo rly. _no 11-10 street. Surgeon's affidavits i ONDS, JEWELRY, &c. |“ etapa EAE Te T2y 4 | Clatin of father for arrears of pay and bounty, Being toakactea wutncctareemenes epee me fame ber 12th, EXAS, AND ITS LATE MILITARY Gini of mother for pepsin tatteae aes te esas Eg cot | unde the Deding oFlurae ning cate Soute: | J) gama Breeton by Govt Po | 6 ‘ nytt Gisim of mince children Ca Secs act am ana examine my stock’ before, purchasing ai ae RE Gricy Farm, by at Frollerg, @1. | m of DEG d sis! ‘ears of pay an Re of ving for ‘3 heart r ty ete Ne aR All WATCHES gold by mé willbe warfanted for | &c. Voce foay for i. Tae, in his absence, that A'Syrtrm of lurray, D. D. Meoreger, &. Me . & fanoth orb ears of pay¥Sand bounty, ow ATC case was fully investigated by Justice Stratton, Prime. §1. z 3 aim of children for bounty and arrears of pay. REPAIRING done bys pfactical wateh- ER GID there proved th horse wad Wiison Manual of Instructions in Object el | iMriee gias tor abs tight secured, SSA LIBERAL DISCOUNT MLLOWED 70 | Seve 4 Peal fer aoe yo oh Liat fe tego von Gi. mn Hittin ORB of | SOLDIERS for Watch Repsiting | etoaao and pal nes ‘wrhaeh Me. sate batee neces nay of the Panazia Mail- isis : 33 Pavends, | JJNITED STATES INTERNAL HV a Efbeate given by te Sunt to that effet nad. Gite of Rdward of to 18:1 ‘ «Lite ADT eee eR TES, MISSES” AND | Ofte of Colictor for the District af Cot tional Scotch Church ; Ea Ne is oie miGttLDRENS UD ER ho Db ee Cilia Sex the. Distries of € Danie! COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. Nov. 12, 1362, | $3. i | : Novice, TO, DISTILLER OF SPIRITS AND GUT si SCHOOL YOR THE. notified to | WaT jest IRTING, BRIDLE nnd sHOR BKIRTING, | Boys —The three companies sf the 2d Disfrict | Regimen peers Cape. Garrett, whe went re- , cently to Harper's F NO THE FURNISURE TRADE —FOK A irae lot oi FURNITU anned FRUITS tnd hermetic Seated MERE Sa VEGETABES ~?. M. HARVEY. LE- RE—Wo. ae ana . in charge of a lot of nun € ne iC airs, ves boo oe ; conyalescents, &c., and when Protracted | ct ab- ose Ost teen ods, Bureaus, ardrobes, ‘ai n e. iS.& | Senee gave rise to the report that they had been neiom Tables, &c.,—on HARTLEY A: i Il be so p fo e} > the 91 5 find HROTHER'S Wharf, Georgetown, now sandivg “Which wile oh ches ieeah, vorp, = | Rune Wy ine snemy, returned last night<in Pivtoriss We SEACE ei fae ons fro ma schooner ‘Abbot Lawrence nh No. 430th street, nearthe | Sh&ree of & number of prisoners. Lt aj be fall " Pateat Otice, | hat when they crossed the river at Berlin they Sengieusibrocehoe bew ca of merit) te GET Your “WASHING boNE , SPC ee inde their charge oer having hnedaret | af TRNING eon ie Ba and MOURNING NATIONAL STEAM EATNDRY And superier oo of CARPETS and portion at Harpese F ferry) at arpa BAW Ley with allthe minor requisites for persems : , mountir » pie rehase: itizens. a ‘pottery ib ame Eve epbady cath of a bestest aig to Si pioeee. pal : se baat | headquarters, and ae they passed through Our Bazthern and Restern correspendents sends Motels. et. and 3% * Citizens, eke Logetts ville, Wheatland, Réctortown and Sa- — supplies daily. Sith streete Buloous, Al-o_ a large lot of COMFORTERS WINDOW | lem, to Warrenton, where they delivered them ice only, the cash standard value [nis-tf} Hotels SHADES CROCK. wits ms pikes ak cee over. Ip consequence of the change in the mark in plain figures, pe purchaser is over- —— : ue ‘Were detai pect stock fmeurs ENSIONS, Ohourh rand athe Sroy Ee. irate co ue: | catll cereeha elo Pars bs sent dow ps an eee agentes ae RERY & BRO. ~ the Laws, Forms : , new and second han aoade, tions relating to, Peysions, Bousty Tacs, Rex Parties etn at bay willaave tim >and money by | ; the soilitary failron with the secesh prisoners, {00 T-3t Mo race, aot ant Rist cee Money. Pay Claims for Horses and other property celling at the cach ftore of as stated above, HAWLS AND CLOAKS.—A full and complete : . Ke; with the opinions of the Attorneys BR. BUCHLY. 428 7th st., enst side — s Svacgertment, at ‘ land the official regulations. and don bs no 6 im? _hetween G and i. Governuent Prorerty.—John H. Camp- imrple stad” ofall Mind of g to the subjects. “GC BO Wak | bell and his son, John F. Campbell, both of; GOODS mr for the general and . Q 5085 Ow AK I, 2 Grorgetown, were sent to the Old Capitol pris- | fie. + PERRY & ee on yeste jnantity army ¢ - ee street. To CLAIM AGENTS 3 AND LAWYERS. ; 31S Pa. Avance, (Imow Hatt.) ing Waving been found in thelr posession. Owe | "=> bebe ! CASS Just published. under authority of the Hon FB, B. wonla Fespectfully call the attention of | of Detective Baker's assistan =" eae Qaast oe tg, on aoe C hoot he 800) and - Widow 's claim for pension, FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES we sore eferteg & search the prop. Alt al BUCKLE OF HEB ok Alie s* end Genta’ NOTICE TQ T4X- PAYERS. re 7 —FIRST WARD STRAM- Hen Gols Lining wed top; Moule stor Gritict ont Somiin, phone neato » oNetice ix hereby. given to.all persony in arrenrg Ss a ad, Babbos! fe é see and S es, whether gus, cu x ALLEN, CLAPP & Co.'s H of the Excise Law ot ieee Dloes the satne in paid’ at this other before the tet | WO wooDLey IDLY ters tg tnform inform the cl bolstm Pa. ay. betwe mathe nd 1 mare, are required to make menthly oe pd i gel —_ s- and iith sis. | tn monthly ee turns aud payments te the Col! Hyon he avoid athe henry cA ‘tp compa 5 qr FROM BOSTO $ vertinit ty by. HY Re R 5 2 Notice 8 also given to te | cxpense of ad ing wi occ aa in the where he hopes i | has srrived wat ant drggnce Abbot Lawrence Sake out license ubder maid act tovcall at the sites WA diseou of f t. will be od, ea Necciy opposite bis r= + eo. “Apply fo rs : a of the Collestor aa soon thet suplication fs rox ee weg Si nt PNoveniser “Arter eat 5 Bolt-eoim™ rned ‘|ssessor of ¢) now'st 90 and LOT Watt: ROTHER Se sre transacting Buaintan when Nps pe Reportar rane vaca txON, B, Cotieter. a FOLE OVSTERS £ = for ive on their Iuep: GOSHEN BUTTER! | with the requfrements of tae law. (ate tepud. dqVirron Racuivso 3228 ermrt rice ge | 4MPORTANT To |) Nov 8, 1862. re) aaee. AND CENTRAL | FAMILIES, Hore ae | no ie 8.3. BOWEN, Collector_ | 5 Ansty @ RARE WANTED—For . porecon matters ecepiting geektniacen ia. | [A EOF Yo wt RextectcGeate hese tm Bren Aaag | eA he will sell at the lowent Orange Oo. utter, which 1 For COUGHS and COLDS Sit it Gand ag caabtat the Nel onal ie © not want to #0 | ‘é for Matter Uis winter sheuldiay tom supply now | Compounded Ey" Hans Pastis, no of Yeeiteotr orl, a COABS-CLOARS. oto CLOAKING oLoTRS. Y ©. FORD, Pharmaceutist, = SiS C ED FEMALB ee nd Eleventh streets. | np w-6t 8 0: FORM: a0 Pa etenue, | [)® UPON TCULASING Pita,” oases ainkahe Me Ais Black H° 1 FOR & STE AMED OYSTERS! PACKET BOAT Bead the following unsolicited encomiams: BEAVE At 319 ayn 321 E Srarerr, ay * FLyING OrauD “T cannot commend if Misnes! Suer ich west Fe BURDINE & Pow fifdpinens he Kirby House, ' ave Wiligue Wharf, market “They are the best Fomele Pills oxtant % ae ication of our friends and iz 2 form pad that they have opened Pe grare iar ore Rai gain eWorld not be without Rem upee any consider: | no Scott No. 42 Genter | ae : ba Ea a ety ee orate ion - a PURSES OVS in the | ure on Barina Tnnradny and Prides, pes gina ral “crmam Boas AND ct tte GREAS pute can be supplied with FRESH } ‘clock in t] 7 on by 8.3 te nay geameiey a! HE ween Eas stipe on er K.D. RIRD. Captain, | inston'by 8, nce PA corarr Titk strest livered at thei Ue tenia Place—319 and 321 Mot, | Dae vaaa oa ag, Tn Alezsndria, by HENRY GOOK& Bee. 2 OR A “styliah. dark by = ch aad taco sewer ing bi oan Du BLANKETS te cults from peel. lately Raa am al & gy Beha ai) e Osh nad C streste, ese |* cm enti ue ean