Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1862, Page 2

THE. : WASHINGTON CIry: | MONDAY. .. NOVEMBER 17, 1369. eg BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INPERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC aND OTHER MATTER* SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PREES. © Infelitgencer, treating upon the recent election in Missoart, and noticing the inferenc: drawn that the reault will be tmmediate abo!- i-bment of slavery, esys: 5 — + It cannot-be doubted that the causes whie are now at work im Missouri will rapidiy econ. tted whether there natural and powe: besten will be ty accelarated hz any lez lative action. [t is recession which has jtre- pared the way for the desiroction of slavery in this State, ond the course of event hax thos meral in vivid illustration of the in- fsivated conneels which invoked ~ecesrion ix the name and bebslf of slavery and ite perpe! wation” Tho Republican ta devoted to billings ebu-¢ of Gen. McClellan, covert attacks of Secretary Seward, and fulsome puitery of Generals Fremont and (raat. ‘The Chronicle says of Ure emancipation pros clamation and kindred orders: “ All these orders have Leen iseued, not, as we believe, in secordance with any sentiment in the Northern states, either for or against slavery, but for military purposes. They live been milstary orders, nad not political freter. and when the passion and prejudice of the h. ali hands.” secee have passed away we think this will b> wil- “ingly cenceded on OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ——— THE ARRES?S AT TRENTON. We were right in our sapposition given on Satarday as to the occasion of the arrest of Lieut. Colonels Colburn and Duane, siz: that the sothorities here do not recognize them as wpon Gen. McClellan's staff. and took this measure to enforce their return to th: ny. Col. Colburn yesterday received from the Adjutant General's office a leer asking him by whose order he left the front (or arn wih Gen. MeCtellan. He answered, by order of Gen. McClean. [tis understood that wheth- ‘er technically of Gen. McCiciian’s “personal” raft, or not, Col. Colburn has had the princi- PAi direction of his personal staf, haying been the custodian of all his private papers con. meeted with the campaigns which Gen. Mct', Ra- conducted. EXPERIMENTAL GUNNERY. During the past week the ordnance men in the Wavy Yard have been experimenting wiih large Dahlgren guns, on the ir plated target trected 219 yards from the wharf. The target is composed of o2k timbers, 2) inches thick, and covered with two iren plates, each of 4°. inches. ‘The 15-inch gun sent her ball through the upper Pilate, and lodged it in the down one. The upper Plate was then removed, and the penrtraiion of the 1¢-inch gun tested ; the ball pz = the iron and weed, but bre: into spalis wher it struek—cne of which fell in the yard, 27 feet from the gur turday, the same gun sent « ball thro pper plate. and buried iteelfin the lower z. THE NEW ORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. 2. will be seen that Gen. Burnside has di- viced bis army into three grand divisions— ene under Sumner, another under Franklin, and the third under Hooker. Fach division Cunsisis of two of the late arm corps—Hook- | er’s of his own and what was previously Heintzleman’s. Sickles’ Division is to form x Pertion of Hooker's Division in the onward now ment. he Eleventh Army Corps, with troops he After te be msigned, constitutes the reseryes uader command of Gen. Sigel ng throuzh THE RUMORS YESTERDAY The rumors of a fight yesterd ay nesr War. Fenton, doubtless grew out of the fact that am- bulancey were assembled here and at the Alex- Brdria depot to convey to the hospi the sick, and the wounded lately in the pic af- fairs, brought here from the front so as to clear the army of their > on the resumed march No confirm@on of the report of fighting near Warrenton has reac! IMPORTA The Kimmel searched by order of Cui. » tnd the Leon. @rdtown stage seized. About £500 worth of medicines were captured, and a large repo mail, implicating many parties in this District. The mail carriers were caught. this morning SENT SOUTH On Saturday afternoon, a lot of 20 Rebel Prisoners were sent from the Old Capitol to Fortress Monroe, for exchange, in the steamer Georgia. Among them were ral Washing- tenians. They left with Maj. rburne, and Were under a guard detailed by: Capt. Higgins. Bs FROM ACQUIA CREEK. We hear from Acquia Creek tbat that Point has beon held for some day« past by the Yankee, Satellite, and other guubeats lying off ther aud that the place has been evacuated b Rie bel, F Uh RECRUITS. Since Saturday, the following reernits have arrived: 13 for Illinois regiments, 51 for New York regiments, and 135 tor Ist Mass. Cayalry. see + - i Cheering News irom $ex: YNTINE TEXAN COAKT IN FEDERAT. P FESSION—NAVAL OPERATIONS IN THAT ON. SECs ‘The arrival of the U.S. Steamship Conne cut at New York on Saturday night, puts us Poseceion of the gratifying intelligence that the whole seacoast of Texas ix how held by our Bavsi forces. Ger cruisers on the couts of Louisiana and Florida have of tate been ext smsively engaged in demolishing the rebe? salt works, and ¢o ef- fectually has the work of destruction been per- oaacen salt in the cotton States is now ort T sack, , Arce ey. ecpee pe ck, and very scarce even at Our ns yal forces tary, took Galve tober, snd the p onr gunboats. there are doin, to te people. At Aransas Bay w Weesels, which ettec Well a5 rebel rraders At Matarorda Ray a sharp and most efficient bivcknde is kept up by Commander Renshaw’s sjuadron. Withina few days ournaval forces there captured very many vessels, both larse end email is now guarded aiene The gunboats now static @ Bll they can to afford prow Ave several well armed Uy keep out English as &F The correspondence between Governor Vance (rebel) and Governor Stanley, (Union,) ot North Carolina, retative to a triendly Prenee, app Rave been broucht to an Unfavorable tr reerding to latest Becounts Governor Vance declines an between himeelt ond (ay Bice deciines a conference He writes, in a detiant tone, 1 link will fight to the last ar refers Governor Staniey, if he sitions to make, to treat directly iedernt+ authorities at Richmond. n nnmissiuaers. North Caro. » of blood, and any propo- iu the Con. 89 The books of subecription to stock in the Union Pacitic Railroad Company were opened & few days since at the bankinz-house of Rit- tenbouse, Fant & &0., but none of the stock hus Jet been taken. are 87 From that enterprising dealer in literary Wares, J. Shiluagton, Odeon Building, we bave early copies of the Continental Monthiy Bad Godey's Lady's Hook for December. are #7 The city of Newport, RI, h ayor of ceding Coaster’s Island to "the Waid 2 tates Government, provided tha Naval Acad- «my thouid be established thy re. SF The singular disease “ sickness” is pone ealecnieny in Tazewell county, Il. by scores. S7 Madame Provgolini bas reappearad at th Ytalian Opera in Paris, 66 Lucia in Doniactu's Opera. mil to an alarming extent » And cattle are dying | char, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA: NOUN eee ular wenthly vesting ot eid THIS (Monday) EVE- CLAYTON, Rec Sa. DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE ‘ : : ee Be LINIMENT, adiee. ity onder - CHAU NCY, Chairman. i THE Cee PE REC SIGUE SCHOCL doe brs | ; AN ECON SCHOOL cae * At he ayy Ricte ine Nioht sekoots for the Pisst GREAT REMEDY Becond Sohkce! Districts will be united fe en? season and paced inthe jotnt cha ron . and Wonunand sth <brect west, from EHFUMATISM, GOUT, NECRALGIA, LUMBA DAY tL ERIDAT. EVENING. inc of ench GU, SELEY NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAING, week commencing at T's o'cloek. Applications for BRUISE CUTS AND WOUNDS, admission ean be made at the <chool room or to Pu . MEADACHHN, AND ALLS OS undersi RHEUMATIC AND NER . HH. MILURR. C,H. UTERMEHLE Wg). FREES, VOUS DISORDERS. Trustees. | é NOTICE TO BOSE BLACKSMITHS.—Au atte a meetin, al ehmon: 6 oe corner of sth and D streste, on TCESDAY BVE- NING. November ith, at 7‘, o'clock, whan im portant buriness will be brought beforn the Axso- rough : Flation. By order of the President of the Avaocia- astoulshing success. tion. no 12 6t* = ; | AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, it isu EXECUTI TON veupen 1. isa. | Yaicd by any preparation befere the public. of TE nti! the meeting of Congrase the President will Shieh the moat skeptical may be convinoat by & Rot receive visitors after 120'clock 4. on any day, | *ingte trint. . nor 3-4w i ody and certain remety, ment is prepared from For sllof which it ies and never tails. Thie ; the famou: bono setter. and has been used in hi-+ practice for more than twenty years with tho most Ns i@ Liniment will «ure rapidly and radically KHEUMATIC DISORDERS of every kind, and in thou-ands of cases where it has been used it ba, never been known to fail. FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in every care, however distressing, J APPLES AND POTATOES. UST Arrived, per Schooner Mero, 120 Barrels APPLES and 00 Bushels POTATOES, a superior article. Se — i ott (eo ae chasers, at Caz- ‘ rf, foot of 134; street, eS are RUSSELL & CO. RMY AND NAVY SUPPLIER, FAMILY STORES, Picklea, Preserved Meats, Salad O!ls, Bent’s Crackers, French and Spanish Olives, Nauces, It will relieve the worst casca of HEADACHE in three minutes and is warranted to do it. Italian Bologne Sausages. PRED. 8. CO7ZZEN8, a i inten ay, no I7-e0st Oucnas |Paavcna aad 1th st, TOOTHACHE also will it cure instantly Fits ER’s a ¥ - FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GEN_ Oe ate nae ERAL LASSITUDE arising from imprudenca or excess, this Liniment is » most happy and unfailing The most Conrenient, Ecsnomical and Deticious Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, Article for Pies. So'd by Grocers genera!ly. of this Uity. n!7-!m* AVANA CIGARS, ZARZUELAS, ROSA DB SANTIAGCS, Bouquet Conchas and Operas, Flor de Tobacco, Eaxpanslos, Pumariegos, Jessie ° B » Carb: de P , Carbajol rown, Carbagas de Cru MED joie remedy. stores it to elasticity and vigor. that it is the best known, and we challenge the Bo IT cost world to produce anequal. Every vietim of thts cer | distressing complaint should give ita trial, for it Fok SALE—A large BLACK HORSE. 8 years old; | wit) not fail to alford immediate relief, aud in a es see eee aaa s & TSR | majority of ensen will effect a radical curs. a family horse; travels weil in harness. wilt QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes Corner 14th be sold cheap. Apply at JOS. SHAFFIPI.DS. Be nete Confectionery, No. 386 4th street. be- tween G and H. DO 17-3t* iniment will never fail to cure. FOR SALE application of th An Excellent BORSE for family uae, perfectiy sound and gentle: goes well under sal ile, SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and Aig. a goed two.seat ROCKAWAY, and GSN | enlargement of the joiuteialiableto weour if ne: : HARNESS. To be seen at Mr. PUM- glected. The worst case may be conquered by this Liniment in two or thrre days. BR CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, UL- CERS, BURNS AND SCALDS, viold reatity to the wonderful healing properties of DR, SWEET'S INPALLIBLE LINIMENT, when used according to directions, Al PURE Livery Stable C street,in rear of Na- tional Hotel. no 17-at* TUFFED OLIVES, FRENCH MUSHROOMS, i French, ish Q.ives, Vena, Flageolet Bea iL Capgrs, French Asparagus, hree ize2; Chicken's Wings, tirns. Pate de ¥. FRED. 3. C¢ rner Pa. avenue an: NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, The steamer H.J has arrives. Freight livery. Freizht for P! CHILBLAINE, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT BITES AND STINGS. ning,” from Philaiolph ==. dy for de- biladelphia re- nite HYDE & DAVIDSON 59 Water etreet. Georgzeto MP STOVES! CAMP STuVES Dr, Stephen Swect, of Connectient, The Great Natural Bone Setter, ceived until Tuesday ev 1t* Dr. Stephin Sweet, of Connecticzt, | CAMP STOVES | aes We are now manufacturing GaHP ooo Read | Isknown all over the United States. TREATING STOVES, which will sell by the { fe Bares “yay ws canbe ‘ought | De Stephem Sweet, ef Connecticut, _noit___fint Chron Ren ce i Is the author of “Dr. Sweet's Infallible Linimeat. STAMPING LAMPING 1 | Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment STAMPING!!! Cures Rheumatism and nevec fails. WANTED, 80,000 LADIES i Dr. Sweet's Infailible Linimest BRAIDING PATTERNS To come and examine u for Skirt-. Garibaldi nud Zounre Jackets, Josies, _ 124 ceTtain remedy for Neuralgia Ac. at 4, Seventh street. between Land M. ss aioe Northern Libert Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liaiment CARD. Cures Burns and Sealds immediately Havi ‘a peamerneran, November 13, 1352. « - faving this day. pure re 2 ae Be wstock and fixt@res of the Bo Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment STOR ©. 340 Penn enae, for many years cousucted by him. we respectfully solicit a contin. Is the best known remedy for Spraing and Bruises a the patronage heretofure so liberally be stowed. Mr. Go B. Witsox, known to all the custom rs of the establichmept for many years, will have the Inaoagement of thestore: and, with renewed energy and # large choice slection of NEW GOODS, we hope to retsinall the old customers and make Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Headache immediately aud was never known to fail many new ones, FAR MON BC ENS. Dr, Sweet's Infallible Liniment pr. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI.——=—sA fords immediate retief for Piles, and seliom fails PIANIST. VOCALIST and COMPOSER, — tw cure Ry request of bis numerous frit returned from his professional course for the Piano iu and pupils haa ese our and opens a and Singing by his . amd Sed metaod in Washington on thes imth Nou By Prof. WOLOWSKU'S «y. only a slight know! & Very short time to r- and execute operatic a= we Fare perfecti De. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Toothache in one minute. stem & person having of music will be enabled i music with great fre sii us classical music with As to the voeal part. by his way he arrives at most extraordinary the voice powerful. and enables the ee with facility, accuracy and fine Dr Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Cuts and Wounds immeéiately, and leaves no scar. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is the be-t remedy for Sores in the Know w whi receives visitora daily from $to t2n.m.. at his residence, No. 451 Ith street, between E and F ste. N. B—Children are accepted over eight years ef wer no W7-ln Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Has been used by more than a million people, and NAVE AGENT'S OFFICE, all praise it. i WaAsiinctom, Nov. 15, 1862. PxoposaLs will be received at this office uatil Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Taken internally cures Colic, Cholera Morbus ant Cholera, Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is truly a “friend in need," should have it on hand Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is for ewle by all Druggists. Pr ie first of becom undre¢ “r next, at 3 o’eloc i, dang ten thousand (219,000) yards ef eerie Cloth, in width and proportions iz yards 19 inches wide and every f= ivered 3 and 55 cents att the govern NERSHIP.— The avs & Co. hax been dissolved tte take cifect from the 4th day . MAN s SEW FRUIT. NEW FRCIT'—New FIGS, in LN boxe: and cartons: new RATAINS. in whole, hal! and querter boxes : also, extra large and very choice Raisins. in cartons KURCHELL, “RING & 41} Corner Fifteenth st. and Vermont av. air of large dark bay CAR ALES 0 the owner hating no 6X oo K Rind in baracss ; may A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT. DR. SWEET’S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT. external remedy, is without @ rival.an¢ will alleviate pain more speedily than any other prep- rath For ail Bhew amt Nervous Disor- rative for *, Wounda, Sprains, healing and powerful atrAiatiening pro ¢ite the just wonder and astonishment have ever given ita trial, Over one thousatd cor tificates of remarkable cures. performed Uy it with- in the last two years, attest the fact, use for them be seen at HANLY & BROWN'S ry “oe Btsble, on N enth street, near Penusylyania TO HORSE OWNERS! (A SPLENDID MILITARY HORSE WILL KE DK. SWEFT’S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT A -old at our stables to the bighget biduer : FOR HORSES 1s unriyaied by any, and in ail Tuarday next, at 12 0'¢ cares of Lamene Brii of La rising from Sprains or Wrenehing. fect in mngical Harness or Seddie Gatts, Seratches, M will also cure speedily. ily revented and cured in their incipient ut confirmed cases are beyoud the possi- aradical cure. No case of the kind, how- ever. isso desperate or hopeless but it may be alle viated by thie Liniment. and its faithful applica 24 remove the Lameness. and enible the horses to travel with compurative ease, very eu- Can be seen & CO. r saddle hors tack i and tithe perfer y day previous to sale 0% _ Bey 15 ot" Sth street, south of Pa. av. ()’£81NG OF WINTER MILLINERY MIS8 THOMPSON has transferred hor MIL- LIN ERY from the store reeeutly occu plat lea Hutchinson & Munre to her pritate reridance, 496 H street. northwest cornar af ith and H where sh, BONNE xe, &e., it Spavin and Ringbone niay Willintroduce ber new «tylenof WINTER | on Tnestay, November 18th. Lx fully ingited nO '5-3t WAUONS: | WAGONS: : , EVERY HORSE OWNER 70NS! should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use On han! nm superior lot 9 Se at the first appenrauce of Lamene: SUTLERS" WAGONS of ail sizes, which will be prevent these forinidatle wiiscrses ie lieetually sold low Rorass are Viabla, and whi. ; : : ich render S7 Carriage or Wagon Repairing of every Je. wise valuable horses neazly worthless, scription promptly attended to. ROBT H. GRAHAM, Conchmakar, _ Be 16 3tt 374 D. and 177 Kighth 2. 7 T RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT ny 0 barre! 3 ES ao rept and rapotcd sh Hi £00 tbe, MINCE MEAT anpacton : rae i “ALLIBLE LINIMENT TIN PLATE and EMERY PAPER, | 13 THE ne bb Sat MARSHALL & PAGE. Anet'rs J AMMOTH OYSTERS: : T. M. HARVEY baa sust received a0 hushels of SOLDIER'S FRIEND, AND THOUSANDS HAVE FOUND Er TRULY which he 5 They are the wt thet h he et, SS, ELT ee ana ee gener A FRIEND IN NEED! -- -M. HA ty nol 3t 281 C Htreet between Fh pet te "OBACCO AND SEGARS 5 " IT WHOL Me, FOR BALH aT CAUTION. 2 Boxes of TOBACCO, light and dark To wvoid imposition, observe the Bignature and 11b. Lamps, | Likeness of Dr Stephen Bweet on every label, and qb. Do. aixo “ Btephen Sweet's Infalliblo Lintmant” blown Bite Do. j in the glass of each bottle, without which are 20 gross FINE CUT CHNWING, in " ; i md in diferent BNE c Tin Koll, | genuine. D grows PINE OUY SMOKING, various Brande, RICHARDBON & ©0.,_ nai lee. 200.000 BEGABS, suitedle for butlers wad Sole Proprietors, Norwieh, Ct. All of which are offered at the lowest Whoisele MORGAN & ALLEN.G i Age prices, at 59 Hind street, Georastown DO. OUT atE cee AMBS WALLAOK of the District free of ics tree, BI” Bold by all dealera everywhern, a Goods delivered to any part ‘ee. my Wir Stew the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, | it strengthens and ravivifiea the aystem, and re- : a! FOR PILES.—Ax« an external remedy, ws claim extremely malignant and dangerous, butatimely | in a few days. so many other- | OPPFICIAL. Ane cx Ua Lrscoux, President of tas United Sates of America: To AN Whee i+ May Comrern Bati-factory evilleucs having been exhibited to } ene that Jouz B. Pixser, of New York, has besa appointed Con-ul General of the Repablic ef Live- { rig, for the United stated I do heredy reeveuire j him av anch, aud declare him free to exercise and enjoy such tunrtions, powers, snd privileges as are allowed 4) the Consnis General of the most favored mB in the United States stimony whereof, T haya caused theses latiers aS bo wade patent, aud the Seal of the United | nto nfixed. I iey ct November Ne BIS, ton, tke lith day of November. X. D. 1352, {. B.] and of the Inlepegdeure of the United Stat * Amecies 2 ie Stes oe MBCOABRAAM LINCOLN. By the President : Wittisu H, Shwaap = 2 DEPARTMENT OF BEATE, Wasntxetos, Nor. 13, vie.t Releases from thedraiten the groand of alienase have been aliuwet in (he ivllowing cases: Where Drafret. ..-. Franklin ce., Peta. 8 to be her: uo wader oy Bta! ee) are maps ene sete Saree H Nam Witiam Darmicidt. Georan Glee... .. Conrad Glazer... Jacob Young....—. Applications ‘or release in the follo’ | have been denied : “ do. de. ... Washington co., to. ig caste BALLS, PARTIES, &. GRAND BALL © BE Given by the COLUMBIA ACTIVE A5 SOCIATION, at Colgmbia Hall, oo WEDNESDAY BYENING, Nor. 8. i ‘Tickets $1, admitting a gentlemaa aad ia. +k , See futura adverticeme 7 NOTICE! Tue sxconr GRAND GALL of the ISLAND PRIERDSHTe ASSOCIATION’ will, take it rence on stree' can Sth and Thy om THANK SOTYING | EVE, ( Wednesiny evening, November 3. Particulars in futur; OD TIMES COMI he SUIELDS BO ~ request of their many friends pent iving their tenth GRAND ASSEMBLY on FICKSDAY NIGHT, November mh. at ee et cera and Dats. Tickets! $1, admitting a gentleman @ ii ements—J. Flane) OTM Ramara SC He rrigan, P Hoss x OR: 3. = 1B Members of the OSAGE TRIRE .M., take pleasure in ancoumcing to t! eperal, that the: g thi first ND BALL on . Nov. 37, 1852, at Temperance Hail, ween oth and fe Sommittee Bes tp to make this the heat of t Th 0.8 friends, and the public in intend gir VDA no pains or expense -ason iT As the proceeds of thia Ball are to be dearatedt purely to benevolent purp»ses, they ask the patron- age of the public U ickets @1, admitting a gentieman and ladies Managers on the Part of the Tuscarora Tri! Brother Middleten, Hrother Hopkins, “Malden, Smith * Simonds we 5 a Cawood, Manaxers on the Part ¢ Lozan Trt) Brother Crick Brother Prater, = ¥ Cantpbeil, be Ecott, Manowers on the Par! of the Ovrae Tri Brother H, 0. Whitmore, Htrether Cranipsey H “ Croorfied, Indermau = W. Whitmore, * “ King, BOARDING, ned by a gentleman and wite without chil- dren, Vo. 58) we ner of the Smithson FPO RENT, WITH BOARD, IN 1 fumily, ROOMS comfartably farniahed, tizht with gas. and two heated with registers ar xlor referred. One vers large aud handsome, ¢: or three or four gentlemen or a smail family. roominthe house. A on moderate terms Square. Appiy at 203 Sth street. Neste. BSAEDING —Laree nnd welt fe for rent with Board. sin, e ‘ing. one Aquare from Willarda’ Star Offices ject eee oy Ag ne PRILADE: PHIA.HAS TAKEN the handsomely Furnished Ii, Franklin Place, I street, betwee: ix now prep GRRE ABE ee ee ee es WV ANTED—BOARD, in a respectable private family. Re-idence between Pennsylvania enue and K street. and between 1ith and 2th «tx. tat terms. Reference required Address “T, T . Star Office, oct PRIVATE aL lotel, 1861. *°* POPELLI VOX DIE 1867 JOSEPH SNYDER’S PATRIOTIC RIPPING . THUNDERER ABMANAC, for the year of cur Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, 14%, will be renty It will have on the first page of it one of the greatest patriotic engravings tuat has ever been seen on an Almanac. It will contaig lota of useful information for the people. Every: body should have a copy of itif they want to get rid of Hix Satanic Majesty and Stonewall Ja and Jeff. Davis, the Kanggadurious humbug South. This Almanac will be for aale at the tol! ing places:—Fisher & Brothers, Philadel Henry Taylor. Baltimore; Gilbe N Museus Building. albany N.Y #3 New York city; Willards’ News k and the differ-nt Bookstores in W Joxeph Snyder's Original Pictur fale atthe above places, Now is your time if you want to stmt a rciertiic No. I picture te | friends for s holiday present. These vic cha! the worid to excel; they are t tri serieon Pictures for the No..! be Snyder. mounted upon their white chargers. Picture No.2 will be Joseph Snrder, the patric | Figerleonof North America, with hi ent Generals, ail mounted upon their charcer-. Tals picture will surpass the pictures of Napoleon Bone. part, Seott and Louis Napoleon and allother Ger ) erale Picture No. $ will contain a beautiful view ef Joseph Snyder and the Navy Yard and the Anac- tia Bridge. This pictare will be got upin éplentit style and quite chenp no Tow 186 GOLD PAPERHANGINGS, Gold and Velvet. G priced GOLD PAPERS. Also.a ¥ and Biank PAPERS, at the | WINDOW SHADES in Store or mate to ing or Window Shades punctually «xeente or country. Terms cash for goods and labor. when pnrcha Or executed. _M. KKITER, No. 486 Seventh stee istif 8 doors above Od: rolt P -, Tseastxy Exreystuk, Nov. i ROPOFALLS Will be received at the 8 ' Coustruction, Treasury Departinent. unt: her Jet. 1862, at 12 m.. for furnishing and layine: Marhl+ Tide for the Halls and Corridors of the we-t section of the Treasury Extension. Said Tile ix to be of the best quality of Itx white vein marble and the best quality of clear binck mat ble of equal hacdness asthe [talian, a1 in such proportions of each as may be required. to | > be not lees than one inch thick on the edge, all sawed and worked sguare,and well Iaid in cement or Plaster, as shall be most satisfactory, and with a border of white marble, not lesa than’ one f Wide, igid at the base throughout, The aizo of ti way be from 12 to 16 inches squareof uniforn exch story. The amount required will be 2140 superficial feet when laid. Samples to be furnished by exch bidder, showing the quality he proposes to furnish and proposnis te state price per superficial foot when Iaid; also to Dame price per square foot seperate for the black and white marble tlie; the quantity of each kind and form of laying them to be decided hereafter ‘The work of laying the tile to be done from time fo time as the halle are made ready to receive it. The Bureau will reserve the right to reject any er all the bids, if in ite o} inion it be not for the in- erent o} * Governmen' a) ero Ae TA ROGERS, | ngineer in charge Treasury tment, ne l-lote (Rew ste = OSTON AND GEORGETOWN PACKET LINE. | from Boeken: bon arrived Wan teoiaht | from : ved For eee ee TTARTLEY & BRO, ply to no 12-4 it 99 and 101 Water st.. Georgetown. 486 NEW FALL BTOCK, 486 PAPERHANGINGS, Em Goldand Velvet, Gold ¢, Ma- { dium and Low priced PAPERS, a) either | for the richly adorned or most humble resitence. | INDOW SHAD) : Ww BS. ; A beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold and Common Shades. Buff, Green and Blue Hol- land, by the yard or made into shades. i OVAL PICTURE FRAMKS, i Warranted to be Gilded with Goid Leas, The bandsomest assortment in the District,’ from ae best manufactory in the country. Also, a bemu- ful varicty of di Wood and small-sized Oval and Carte de Visite Frames of foreign and demes- | tle manufacture, : = P RE CORD AND TASSELS, | Different pele Mahe Picture Riogs, Nails, &o ARD PHOTOGRAPHS, i Govies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary e. The attention of those renovati called above we a, which were peter pg and,ce | account of the times, will be sold at the joweet rTe- | munerative prices exclusively for { far d Labo Oa E chased vr , when purt eketuted, Lftetite! wives tae Meprerented seeeettet By Outers for PAPERILAS ‘GING or WINDOW | BHADES punetualiy seen A RERT epantry. Nag 456 Beventh st t doors abor + no tim a oa Fellows’ Ba. G#T YOUR WASHING Down NATIONAL SMRAM LAUNDRY as maven ran. snare, (opporite Grower's) ‘Fok near. gine. Line aot By Pitizens, * rece, Po Spershedy. “Tawi rfsecc | JOOR BALB—A atylink. dark bay MARE, Give ae PRs eg Bp IN pe, aart C irewte. wot + pow entered upon will be likely to bother the : fore moves wpen the board Laye pezzied our io ) rele and ® Pennsylvania battery. The ¢as- ! treaé virg Department, Office of Internal Revenue, ) prepared io supply the following stamps in _. * insurance, (fire and marine,) passage tickets V8, ; hereby required in the District and States above | described on atid afer the ist day of December } next, and p ANT ROOMS, with good BOARD, exe be © to-day hy &n indispo: } sea for sixteen hours, which escaped d i t Bazrwone arp Omro Rar: rwTow Braxcn.—New Rr, AD, Wa convenience and benefitof travel, and for the better protection and gan baggace, the Baltimore and Onio pip Company bave adopted new and sa) y) ulations, which they are determined w to the very leterr. No one will be allowed sp ruter the gy ing togthe cara, @xcept those having ao cs Load any one dating #0 to an passengers or not, could enter the great inconvenience Wa cansed tema fide passengers, and also to the who, -eeing every car full, would poy be diesewered that many who coandt be dirco many who occ; were led there simply by Curioeiiy! ost friende off. enger will hereafter he ——>— THE ABMY ON THE MOVE > AN ARPILLERY DUEL. > pNpecial Tk-patch to the Star] Naxageaa Jrvction, Nov. 17, 1m. — FA Mar: Tae Amny of the Potomac & om the move again and atarix of with a vigor aud en- thuciasm thet promises the happiest results when ft encennters the enemy. Gin. Burnside hae not been idle daring the recent oe and his active operations dneted to certain Cars *0 44 to prevent the ame Miscuone ar which baveso gae made traveling unpleasant. cars specially for tha sia te ron,and due notification will be geal the days whea such cars will berun, All emplorces are instructed to treat ay, eeugere with uniform politeness, under a pee ally of dismiven) for vivlation of this raje’ Au losers of baggage hare been Tepaid by the company, and any Parcs ae concerned in any theft in or about the car depot will be pronyeee tothe utmost of the law. bie I The enforcement of these rules charged to Mr. Robt W. Edmonds, the poesenger agent of the road, who wild in evegy | tustagce firmly comprl a compliance, a . DeatTue or Soipiens.—The folic wing ny , 137th been repertedince our John tam phe, coi, PN Albert Ebblie, company ©, Sth N, ¥. fi Edward Baro», company RB, ttth Bs. F Samuel Bi reteia quite as mach a6 some of their hereto- ers. ‘The firing heard Saturday morning occurrad between the Warrenton Springs and Fayett- ville, and waa an artillery duel between the ualties on our side were three men wonndad. STAMPS NOW READY. Washington, D. C., Noy. 17, 102. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is quantities sufficient for the use of the poople of the District of Columbia and of the States east of the Rocky Mountains, vis:—Playing cards, proprietary express, telegraph, insurance, (lite, ) Mo=+s Wr. Parker, ¥. B. Ashiry, Jobn E. Chi aud protest. The us of the starmpe herein specified bs Timothy Wim. H. Decker, David Smith, cong , 6th Ps. oJ » Chas. Wood, 27th William Stanton, copreny 1 Sth Wis. Jeremiah Albyn, 127th W.F. Hoffman, i3th Pa. Patrick Cuddy, ist US. Cay. Jno. Wilcott, company A, 24h t. Michsel McMann, company I, iaih N. ¥, Jes Dunlary, company B, 30th N.Y. Robert Hencox, 125th P. V. of Weet county, Pa, Willism F Hoffman, 1sth P. V., of J county, Pa. These twe later died at the regimental pital, Capitol Hill, aud were interred by gu Tegiment. —— Ling Cattie—For several days. J. Middleton and Mr. Robinson, fariue in the county, have suffered oo si ubly in the loss ef ck by thievés. Friday last, five blooded cattie, valued higi Were ini-sed, and on inquiring alter the four of the s Were found at G. W. Mi slanghter-beuse, wad one of the cattle as Berkiey’s establishment. The butchers arrested and taken before a justice, where Mj ler proved that be bad bought four from B ley, and the latter that he had bomzht the from & negro buckster named John Ad who was arrested by Officer Shelton and before the justice. eeers. Miller and Be were dismissed, and Adam: was comm jail. Adams stated that he had bought from a uegre woman named Charlotte T: tivan ear the farme, giving her £96 for five, 2ud an officer went out with him and Tested her, and she gave bonds tor her ancé st court. - sons guilty of wilfully neglecting lo us# eid stamps wall be subject te the penalty proyidedinthe law. Gime. S. Boc®wetr, Commissioner of Internal Revenue. MOVED. A> @ moraing cotemporary hus ventilated the fact, it may be etuted that the steamer Hero left the Eastern Branch last evening with a portion of the New York 15th (engineer) Regiment, Col. McLeod Murphy. and with a number of pontcon beats. The balance of the regiment havo sinerh other boats, The difficult task working the rafis of pontoon boats, under a h wind, throngh the Navy Yard bridze was sed with much interest, resterday, bya numb Each boat had ite & ANChors, pumps, mducted with sys. of hy harge compieny &c., and everything was tematic regatarity. xy with awarded 000 head of beet tue to Mr. P. MH. King, of uhis city, at $1.56% “ry hundred ght. The caitle are to be livered to th ta ranged WADSWORTH. is coniined to his room tion, uot Likely to prove ner.ous, we are Bapy Sursarttute — PRR on Forrets Warp STaTion Casts.—W. J son, threats;dismiseed. Joho larceny; dismissed. Ben Cooper, figi $1. Margaret Johnson, . Adam grand larceny: dismissed, Dominick suspicion Of sivaling; jail for court. prtesmie, drunk A pros itetion; sixty days. John Sullivan, drank and ly; Lient. Allen, bogus heatemant: John Hearg| John~on, buying government arms from edb! hn Johnson, do; turned overto . (irorge Allen, do: Mendy Hall; missed. Augustus Hail, drank, do. _————- > TEANGER™ AND THE “ Wizanv Serv. These two admirable plays will be prodas to-night, at Grover’s Theater—Miss ‘Western as Mrs. Haller and Mr. ©. P. as the Stranger. The performance will ude with the wird drania: ~ Wizard Skiif, or Weetern in three characters. The original Urcript and music beiongs to Lucille W: she having purchased it from d leste. ght m*n engaged % “USslitutes at § 4 ¥ this morning: i broker, who 2500 out of the ope. A gentleman whe was at the de were ahont leaving saw one who had cow ~ 1 ¥ — kind of spec extensively ulation has been carry n seme localities. on pretty ——— TELEGRAPHIC. Reported Negotiations Between New York Couservatives and the Rebels—Piansy to set aside the Emancipation Proclamation and End the Rebellio: York, Nov. 17.—The Tribune of this states tha FOURtIONS ATe progress- eLwern the oc ryatives of New Yorkand jeadere o rebeilion at Richmond. A propesilion by the former was that the Southern state Congressmen, who should take their seats before the Ist of January, so as to put aside the emancipation proclamation. A convention will then be heid to reconstruct the Union, giving bnmnnity to the rebels and se. avery mnder tha cmerir Corr ebancery this m case of Mess one and Carlisle for plantét and Rider for defendant. : Vvodward, Exq., was appointed ing commi-sicmer tn chancery. ole. agetseyean Station Casrs.—The case for trial this morning was Jno. Scott, who wa: found by the patrotmen asleep ia street. He was lectured and dismissed. GEEMAS AND AMERICAN LIgcOR c containing from four to twelve flasks esth, ranging from $2.9 te $@ Triunme says, has iby the rebels, bot negouations are ung on Whieh may lead to the success of pln of the eunse FRED. § COZZENS, Penneyivanis ARRIVAL OF THE KEARSAGE. SS AMBLER'S : = DOPARELING CHAMPAGNE CIDBI < 2:2 asp Pints, Superior Article. P ee PRED. S. COZZENS, Bole A no IT-eolw ___. Pa avepag. menr 1 Ieee SHAW WILL RESUME THE EM Fa ef her school op Mendar, Nor = mtg P44 C street, between 34 and ‘erms, ) pet quarter for Eng. math: matics and Fieoch or Latin. Dr Sunderia: ™ > ASIDE WILEEL STEAMER CHAS SIXTEEN HOURS. = Bosrox, Nov. i?.-The gunboat Keursage, from Madiera and Gibralter on the 25th ult. has arrived at this port. no date) having chased a side wheel «: She rey Rejvenore: ILIENTHAL'S TOBACCO —Savery, M « Navy JOBACCO, Vivandere, Turki Young America, Standard chase. The steamer threw overboard } in boxes and bales. of other brands. i — a x ¥ r rt OCAL NEWS. toa new style of Savory Teteres eetet ter SORE EE petit, with Andersons Solace, and ‘ot lees Tne Exrrosioy oy Satcrpay.—The explo- sion at the Armory, Saturday, which was brieii ¥ notice me in the 4, was pro- duced by burning some refuse material, which i uily dene every Saturday. When our in the fleid are out on picket or other in damp weather, thir cartridges are apt to become damp and worthless; these are put in the return ammunition boxes and sent back to she arsenal, where the good powder and he ballare emptied from the papers and the papers thrown in a pile by themselves. Last Saturday, as o-nal, the papers were taken out loa vacant space, and ignited bya slow match. Whea the mass was fairly liguted exploded with the most terrifle crash, the noise of Which nearly stunned thoes who were in the vicinity. The windows in the front of the houses along the entire length of Maine avente, from the armory to Four-and-a-half street, were brokea. In two large houses | there was nota whole pane of glass lef. A «reat number of Nghis were broken in the armory building. It is supposed thata large number of the damaged cartridges must have becn emptied inte the cash pile by sccident, | Without being opened. Some of the patients at the Armory hospitals injared themselves severely by jumping from their cots. It i» singular that in severai in- | stances window sashes were pressed in and tossed some distance without breaking the glass in them. In the course of the afternoon the Sectetary of War called upon Col. Ramsey, of the Arsenal, for an explanation; and Col. R. immediately enlled upon Major ‘By iagton, ofleer in charge of the Armory, for the tects and authority for +o disporing of the dammced powder. ‘jor Byington, we understand, lost no time in Pe. sponding in terms which, we doubt not, will prove satisfactory. A-soldier in the grounds got on the top of a barrel, sevpral yards off for the purpose of haying a better View of t explosien, and the concussion blew him off, without, however, in. flicting any injury, beyond soiling his uniform. pees © aoe Wasnincton Money MARKET.—(Q notations fors#tocks, com and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Cv, MES; SMITH. A Most Exceileat Text YS will give sittings for a short tame to tl ce pinay Mend Purl 3.0 seeing a Ce = well a» living friend, gets names, deser!! rectly, reals character. foretelis hatare reads the futare. Hours for citings from Charges a . Rooms at No. 60 J Stree! ec. ris, Red and White Sherrios of all gra Peter A. Mumm's Rhine and Sone _ Bo 17 eost 3 EW RAISINS CURRANTS. PIGS, FL I cir e = A WALRUTS, and CITRQS " At ‘A. DELLWIC SE Siow chow Ft BUS Yh ea MACKEREL of all aie POTOMAC SHAD. A fine lotof PEACH: Bu TATORS og | t A. DELL COAL OTE and PLUI LIM id ‘ FIELEED COR! fonts, SHI PStORe on Constapuy om band at A Best made MB and ried : Bold at ELL Wig! BLACKBERRY BRANDY, pare eon, and SCHIRDAM 8CHN APS, f "i Marca SPIRITS. BRANDIBS. : cf superior brands, ‘At L.&. DELL’ | no IT lw ‘Beventh wt By WL. LD re mien aa Ay ROME kc. oF a Te Oe THE RSDAY a isa By en mencing st 100 ‘clock, we will ETS aloe ofthe Auction oome fthe , without Buying, Selling. 103 iy 1035 7 1 wily U.S. Certificates = Ry Quartermasters’ Ohecks, paya- able in Certificates... +. _ American Gold ..... oe UB Imy Northern lank notes, 3, to 1 per cent. discounk New York exchange, & per cent. premium: Southern bank notes, 45 to 50 per cent. discount. Fai d thuck Mattresses, ——>— Tus Porticors at THE OariTot.—The por- ticoes on the new wings of the Capitol are be- ing pushed forward to completion, a large force of Labi bag avd Cc ae eS = in 8 naib: van thelr places. A large derrick has just been erceted (and which, by the way, w somewhat of a novey iD its construction) for the purpose of rais®.t ‘the immense monolithic cobumns to their ple-ss, We learn that the inst columa will be raised to-morrow,