Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNUON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) at THE STAR BUILDINGS, Woaran Paxn’s Avance AND liTH Stanger, a? AL Ee Ww. D. WALLACH in by carriers at 94a Sash ges yore in Seca S re $i om Bvenths; and for 2 for six Tete of 19 cents a week. ‘OnE CERT; in oo ™ VOHNSON & NAGLE, 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SOLE AGENTS e for the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA of MESERS. FRANK BININGER &, 00.3 (Bo. 15 Reaver Street, New York,) J CELEBRATED BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, * Mighly recommended by the most eminent Physi- cians of the U. 8. Army. GOLD MEDAL COGNAC, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA, GOLD MEDAL PORT, . GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL, RIP VAN WINELE GIN, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYB, HARVEST BOURBON 1553 RESERVE, AROMATIC SWISS HERB BITTERS. Welnvite the attention of Physicians Draggists ‘end Grocers to these excellent goods, which we sell at New York prices, freight added. We trust that the intrinsic merits of the above goods will insure the satisfaction and confidence of Giseriminating people, who reject the stale re- Gourse of irresponsible dealers, viz : puffs of news papers and so-called chemists, gaudy show cards, ete. JOHNSON & NAGLE, ow Bole Agents. “OSTHEIN BROTHERS, OSTHEIM BROTHERS, 995 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 296 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 996 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, e BRANCH OF 39 BOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK 39 BOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK . IMPORTERS OF CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES, BRANDIES & WINES, CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES, BYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES, | 4S WELL AS EVERY VARIETY OF LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c. LIQUOKS, CORDIALS, &e. AND THE BEST BRANDS OF @ENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. @ENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. La sigs et We also offer for sale A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Bermetically-sealed Fruits, Heats,&¢. Hermetically-sealed Fruits, Meats, &¢. Bermeticaily-seaied Fruits, Weats,&¢, BXPRESSLY PUT UP FOR CAMP USB. at eicgeasa tin BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET, BEST GOODS IN PHE MARKET, LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Batween Ninthand Tenth Streets. Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. octsm Fp GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. The reminder of the ear, _ SCHOONER “ AID,” Consisting of every description of FINE FAMILY f the GROCERIES, - Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged a FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Package. FRED. §. COZZENS Consignee, corner Ps. avenue and ith st, ee RIS CaPT. HUTCHINGS, Schooner “Aid,” foot of 1th st. eoistf VATE FAMILIES, &e. ment o! me GABES &T. JULIEN AND FLOBRAO CLARETS, Which they offer for nale at New York prices, Also, they have constantly on bi ‘A Large and Well Selected Stock GN ES of all Senorita yends, SH Np DUBLIN PORTERS, ‘A CIGABS. 1CKLES, SATORS. TOHEDDER ‘GERMAN and EN ea LONG, SOUCHONG, IMPERIAL, H) OUNG RYSON TEAS, - Ve A880: Bovie nites meee Spectacl od © Beineo: ool Bil Scie “ate Svariety of other Store, and all RESS COMPANY. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. The DELIVERY OFFICE of this Company Bemoved from Third street to the large depot o: Breet between 31 aud 50 streate BALL & SMITH, CLOTHIERS, N street, Letween and K ete. and Steel r things usually Ee 4 EB To HOTELS, GRvcERS: RESTAURAN TS, PRI- “he Budscribors have just received a frosh ahiy- and ENGLISH DAIRY KEMP'S HERMETICALLY SEALED ISH OORDIALS, GEN and ENG Y- EALED PRO! ALS ARE INVITED TILL Ss the 25th day fh peters 1382, at 12 o'clock a. = permaring Bu a eae, = i eore - orns of the Cattle killed e Arm: 2 Po- tor in the territ: embraced by the ieee mi: Bock and Pgtemac Rivers and the Blue Rides Mountains. It is intended that the contractor shall follow the army and collect the hides and tallow, hoofs and horns, and ed ad acertain sum for thosearticlea from each an to be collected at his own risk. He will be charged with the articles in each raza, unless he can ciearly show that he was prerent from obtaining them by proper authority. A bond with good and sufficient secu! will ba zaquired, for the fulfilment of the comtract, and no Did will be entertained fram previous contractors who have failed to comply with their contracts, anp no bid will be entertained unless the bidder is present to respond to hia bid. The articles of acreement with a bond will be re- atired to be entered into within two days from the on of the bids. } is to be directed to Col. A. Beckwith, A, PC. and C. 8., Washington, .D. C., reed Proppeals-” Ros ARMY SUPPLIBB. Orricg or Tux Seach abst Shiai ded ia Waaeinorox, ‘Keptember 2, ‘To8e, PaoresaLs are invited for furnishing for the use of the army of the Potomac the following articles: fons best quality Timothy Hay, securely | baled, the weight ofeach bale to be marked ereon. 2,900,000 bushels of Oats, of the best quality, in strong sacks, well sewed. 7,000 cords Oak and Hiekory Wood, well seasoned and of the best quality. Je must moth cngectammgrs re “2 ment of two responsible persons tha’ ontrac if awarded will be fulfilled. , Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar- ticles be needed, and contracts will be awarded for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible bidder up to the time of opening, H —— is renerved to accept all or any part of | any bid. Pro Ig should be endorsed “Proposals for Hay or Oats, or Weod,” as the case may be. and enclosed in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS. ient. Col. and A. D. 6. se 23-tf Chief Quartermaster. 59 —S=s«sTAKE NOTICE. ~ 7 59 M. T PARKER No. 49 LOUISIANA A VENUE, Berpectfuily and cheerfully returns thanks for the uiberal patronage hitherto recsived. Ving every facility for doin, puke BES t OUSE, SIG) AND DECORATIVE PAINTING, ee eres with all work Pay ne tos FIRST CLASS PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, y in seliciting a continuance ie has no heritanc: of the public's favor. s PRICES ARE REASONABLE | THE WORK UNRXCEPTIONABLE And particular attention is paid to PROMPTNESS IN BrLivery, WH Remerder the number! 59 LOUISIANA AVENUR, oczgn___Betwean Sixth and Seventh sta, s.-T.-1860.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys- tem; is a perfect appetizer, and nature's great restorer. Itis composed of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs. Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per- sons, and can be relied upon forits purity. It cures Dyspepsia, isa gentle tonic, and is just the thing for changes of the season. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, aud Saloons P. H. DRAKE & 00, @® Broadway, New York, se 25-e06m FrRt WARD ai FAMILY GROCERY STORE, 104 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (NORTH SIDE,) Between With and sei streets. FRESH GOODS RECEIVED REGULARLY. Pair Prices—No Gouging. ®7 Goods delivered im evéry part of the city. A few bottles of superior BLACKBERRY COR- DIAL on hand; OLD PORT WINE. &e. oc® eoln i JOUN THAW. — EYE AND EAR. DEAFNESS. DR. VON MOSCHZISKER, OCELIST AND AURIST, 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Gives his exclusive attention to the treatmentofthe EYE sand EAR. by the endorse- i | ' i | i i i i a Sj sS ecis-iIm* cau Boers AND SHOES TO SUIT THE TIMES, We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS and SHOES. and constantly receiving a sup- ly of Eastern-made Work of every descrip- ion, made expressly to order, and will be sold’at a much lower price than has been | nemure charged in this eity for much inferior | articles. Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES ef Kastern or City-made work, will always find a good assort- ment in store and at the lewest prices. Give asa call. «GRIFFIN & BROTHER, ap5-tir 314 Pennsylvania avenue SCHNEIDER'S . IMPROVED PATENT WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS, For use in es Hospitals. Hotels and Private Families. These Stoois are made wholly of metal, are per- feetly free from smell, cannot get out of order, and, being portable, are the most convenient articles in | ase. Phey have been adopted in all the U.S. Hos: | itals, &e. ban ag he had in auy quantity of the | ratentee, No. 271 Pa. avenue, up stairs, Washing- ton. D.C! jy 17-8 | porns i PREMIUM | TBUNK MANUFACTORY, 499 Bevente St., WasHinaron, D. 0. Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of Bal- Also, Medal by Metfopolitan Mechanic's Institute e ? "Washington, D.C. 1857 a am eonstantly waking,and alwa: haveon hand, of the best ma- terial. every description of Fine SOLE LEATHER, IRON FRAME, TAPIE OOD BOX, snd ry PACKING TRUNKS, é SCHOGL SATCHELS, &6. AT LOW PRICES. i Members of Congress and Travelers will please ine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Franks that are made in other cities. Superior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED at short | Goode delivered free of charge to any part ofthe | ity, Geor, nd Al; dria. ee S=SAMES 8. TOPHA QUrLeRe stprLinss | Kw e J. T. SMITH & CO, Nos. 342 4xp 344 Broav NEW YORK, ufacturers of and Whoicsale Dealers in . OEFICH RS SADDLES doa Bit DLS 2 s an S. Soup ELTS, HAVERSACKS, -PISTOL HOL- BLANKETS, TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, | VAL & Also, GILT NOUNTINGS FOR SWORD BELTS, COAT SLINGS, &c. o¢té im j PALL AND WINTER GOODS. MILITARY ANB CIVILIAN. Mee | WALL, STEPHENS & OO, are ‘now opening | their FALL AND WINTER GOODB. eae i fne DRESS COATS. DOESKIN PANTS. VESTS, $2 . AYavgé and well seiecict Stock cf tine heary VeRCOATS We have ais & éompicte assort- ment of BUSINESS SUITS, made in the most du- rable manner. OMicers will find our Militaty Goods desirous to their wants. Meay len Blankets, TRPHENS & CO., = cap use, at reasonable pri WALL E 329 Pennsylvania avenie, between 9iirand loth stroets, » TENTS! ‘EUTLERS’ TENTS om band and made to order at EDWARD LILLY'S AWNING, TENT aod FLAG sone Colgsization Stliding, Waki woe ion Building, Washington, D. ©. SN. B.—SEOOND-HAND GENTS BOUGHT and SOLD. ez ln" PELLISSIER, oan war, | j GALL AND SEE first-class citizens have been cured Wap the last three months. SHITIS, RHEUMATISM, UT. 8ST. ANTHONY cM D ACHE in « few minutes, TY: FEVER always in twelve or fourteen day AGNETIO PLASTERS and OINTMENT, Br Hours, before 10 a. m. or after] oc 21-Im* { STAGE LINE TO Fall Use AND KUTURN THE . 1. ian, MHS. "WREN, Magnetic rigs, De Mouse, corner ol dourt House keke 94 ets $4. ork Livery Sta- 50. Ex fad at fhe N ble. corner of izth and C streets.and at the Prescott 4 Pa. avenue. sespaanstes tS SER NATHAN" Prov. HE GREATEST A#SORTMENT OF BOYS T LOWING, at J. BREOE & O0., No, 460 atreet, two doors below &m: Ohei ing Store, Cloch- ; valuable fruit. “Morbus. } offer inducementy | the stock before purchasing, sa we are selling at THE WEEKLY STAR. Thie excellent Family and News Journal, com taining s greater variety of interesting reading Friday morning, ingle copy, tam 9T O8 Five COpIC#. +++ eveerevecreens anene Ten COPIER ....n-rerrmecerencene.. ® Twenty-five coples............... 9068 It invariably contains the “ Washington News’* that bas made The Daily Keenins Star cireulats se generally througheut the country. " BF Bingle copics (in wrappers) can be procarga at the counter, immediately after the ieme ef the paper. Price—THREK CENTS, ‘ a AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNEYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard’s Hotel Leomary Grover... ++ MANAGER THIS EVENING, Twentieth appoarance (ot the beautiful, able young actrens, MISS LUCILLE WESTERN. Appearance of the eminent young actor, MR. L. P. BARKETT. Unt tim, positively, of the beautiful dramati- estion of Chas, Dickensie great norel. OLIVER TWIéeT, ABStorY oF 4 Loyvos Oxex ax, Lucille Western a: - Nancy Sykes SPEER’S SAMBUCI WINE. PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD, OF CHOICE OPORTO GRAPE, FOR PHYSICIANS’ USE, FOR FEMALES, WEAKLY PERSONS, & ENVALIDS. EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES. Sambucus Tree of Portugal, the Great Remedy for Kidney Aficctions, Rheumatism, end ail ps fcen ‘Agections. Every family, at this season, should use (he SAMBUCI WINE, Celebrated In Europe for its’ medicinal and benef bP. Bi i Gia! qualities asa gentle Stimulant. Tonle, Binreti Ft a one bt ried end jorige, bi estcemod b: L. Barrett as Monks Ficians, used in Exropean sul American Hospite!s and by some of the first families in Europe an. America. AS A TONTC, Tt bas no equal, causing an appetite amd but up the syatem, boing entirely 2 ‘pure wine of a AS A DIURETIC, It imparts a healthy action of the Glands and Kidneys. and Urinary Organs. very bencticial in Dropsy, Gout aut Rheum=tic Af-clions, SPEER'S WINE Tanota mixture or manufactured article, but is pure, from the juice of the Portugal Sambucus Sophie Gimber as... BF Admivsion H. 25, and 75 cents. RIXON’S WASKI=GTOR THEATRE. ELEVENTH STREET, Near Penn. Avenue, Bole Lessee and Manager. + Samus M. Nixon THIG(TEESDAY) Eo eee, cond appearance o! CUBAS CUBAS Tn the romantic draraa, in three acta, eopied from the original manuscript in the sion of Madame Celeste, and the only correct topy in this country, entitled Oliver Twist oat grape, Cultivated in New J, = e led b THE WIZARD SKIFF Ghewicte and Whysiciann ne poovewsng inedieal nectar 0% THE MASSACRE OF Scr0. properties superior toany other Wines inv Alexi an exeellent article for all wesk and i dingar sss+-t. CUBAB persons end the aged and in drm. i petite and Lenellting ladies and A LADIES’ WINE, Because it will nut intoxicate ax other wines, asit contains no mixture of spirits or other liquors, and adiired fur its rich preuliar favor, ani nutri- ve properties, imparting a healthy tone ta tha digestive organs, and a blooming, soft and healthy skin and complexion. = WE REFER TO h gentlemen aud physicians who ne: Agst! fobs followed by POCAH@NTAS! FANNY BROWN, CHANFRAU, A. H. DAVENPORT. _____ And the Entire Dramatic Company. FORD’S NEW THEATRE, FORD'S ‘EW THEATRE! LSugeNt. Anove Bessa. “Avesve, ORD, ....Manager and Propriet (Atso of Holliday Street Theatre, Baltimere} Ten A few well kno: Mr. Joun have trird the Wi Gen, Wintel Scott, U. Dro Wilsom, ith street, | Mr. Husruney Brany.......... Acting Manager ov, Morzan.N.¥. State. Ward, Newark, N.J LAST NIGHT RUT FOt Bed R. Chilton. N. ¥ ee Special Newark, aah of toe Bininent Aig n ity. NJ. b Rg. ‘ Y COULD "kK Dr. Parker, N.Y, City. .Dr. Ma w York. ‘And his. Accomsls —— Dre. Darcy & Nicholl, Dr: Paint, Philad’a. MIS Newark, N. J. i K. ce of the Gifted Actress, #2-None Sire without the signature of * AL- } HILLIPS, FRED SPEER, Passaic, N.J.,” is ever the cork of eack bottle, S7- MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE. For sale by Druggists and all first-class Dealers, A. SPEER, Prop-ietor, VinryaRD—Pacsaic, New Jersey. Oryice—208 Broadway. New York, % JOHN LA FOY, Paris, Avent for Prance and Germany. ~ — -e s—Tr.-18scso.--=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BLiTERS. They purify, strengthen, and invigorate, They create @ healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. * They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. ~ H They prevent miaymatic and intermittent | fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the | stemach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhora, Cholera and Cholera MIS The Favorite Comedians > MR. Binnop, Also appearing. A GREAT BILL FGR TO-NIGHT:! ndid Play, oS LAST CAUSE! Mr. COULDOCK | IOC LDOCK | After which, the National Military Drama of HORSE-S:ilOE ROBINSON; - { THE BATTLE OF KING'S MOUNTAIN! | ith all itx peculiar and interesting its meehanical arrangements, jc, correct costumes, &c. oe j H no6-roly Mildred... i Hoerse-shee Robinson, i Tmed the VOLU TION. | Th ROMANCE R “The Romance of the American Regoiution hes | ite xe ¢ mort part, in the S@@th; and the ‘8 Mountain was the most romanti was the turning point of the war, it, the Histor * gallant resist- | st upon one party immediate capitula hich there are few in the history of the made on the mind of every ictory was the joyful tide They cure Liver Complaint and Neryous Headache. { They are the best Bitters in the world. They | make the weak man strong, and are exhausted mature’s great restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs and are taken with the pleasnre of a beverage, withont regard to age } or time of day. Particularly recommended to | j delicate persons requirmg a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and | Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & CO, 22 Broad- way, New York. sep 25-e06m es UR Hue Sew the enemy, Suunter aud o New York ‘we nd Washington was struge: wrhuman ellerts te keep together I: rmics, This more th when Gates fled fr Scuth in the hand: De halb, the deteat f his men and +h ivg blast from ote. with the han fetory | Preston, | The deep and sabtle play, Pouts x1,” in active preparation. FU Due notnnh CHISNEY CONNER oot FURNITURE. McGREGOR & €0., Dress Circle and Parquette 5) dv THEIR Dents TE cents. tai _ H rt e Boxes § EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS, | AE GAC OOO © cottornamon ee 530 SE BR . “clock | VENTH 8’ | me and othe ; -CANTERBURY HALL! mir stock i= th va : = PARLOK SUITES, ia Brocatelle, Rep and Hair | LOUISIANA AVENUE, szau Sixrs Srarer. TAMB! SETS, in Solid Oak, Walnut, Maho; THE MOST PROSPERE PLACE OF AMYSE- | yp, SM ee eho e coe eee Maboe: | MENT JN. WASHINGTO! nk, Walnut and Math ny BLES and DINING CHAIRS. Superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES other Mattresses. Also, a large q ant TON TA > Husk and iced BEDSTEADS Crowded Houses! Delighted And Putronized by the First Gentle A NEW BILL TO. » in the Country, NIGHT. i i | tity of low P i ‘ = CHATRS, TABLES, BUR TS, WARDROBES, La-P Wee the Beantifal JULIA MORTIMER, WASHSTAN D: FFICE RNITURE, &e. an| the Charming KATE PENNOYER. Allof which are made fram the best materials and warranted to give satisfaction. Persons furnishing would do well to look through Last Week, positively of the Continued success of the Scottish Niehti: i € stuck befor MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND | prices Ho Bue Tne Times MeGREGOR & C Second Week of GEORGE R. EDESON, _530 Beventh ni Continued sugcess of the Ethiopian comedians | BOB HART and LEW SIMsONS. They will appear to-night in two new Ethiopian ac THE HAUNTED CHAMBER awi4—1i—a4. A FULL BAND OF MINSTRELS TO-NIGHT. | MONS. SZOLLOSY'S NEW BALLET in which the | Cigrt of Beauty will appear, | wd THE SECRET. 8. -«.Thow IPSY'S LAY __0¢ 3-6w.eo a FRE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES. FINE GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. ogee The remainder of the cargo of the SCHOONER “* AID,” Consisting of every description ef Mle ANNETTAGALLITTA & Mons. VALURDE, The laughable farce entit! i George R. Ederon. i Doors open, 6%; o’elock; performance, 7*;. i Admission 2% cents. Orchestra, & cent. j ee i Monday. Nov. 24th, first appearance ©! i FINE FAMILY Two of the Best Dancers in the W { GROCERIES, — | NIXON'S CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS Will be for sale watt See Pehounee Me discharged, PENNSYLVANIA AV. AND SEVENTH ST. | FAMILIES FIFTH WEEK OF THE SEQSON Md CONTINUATION OF THE GONGROUS SPECTACLE OF i THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD! | Introducing the exciting games of the tousnament. In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Package. FRED. 8. COZZENS, Contignee, corner Pa. avenue and Mth st. epee CAPT. HUTUHINGS, oc ls-tf , Schooner “Aid,” foot of 11th st. AY COOKE & coO., BANKERS, No. 452 Firtesnrn S7ReET, Dealers in GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES AND CERTIFICATES, ARMY AND NAVY BILLS, First appearance of the amusing Clown, JIMMY RE} NOLDS. EATON STONE as Clown in the reprosontation of | GRIMALDI ON HORSEBACK! DR. JAMES l.. THAYER, THR COMIC MULE | AND ALL THE COMPANY, in the pantomime of | LOVE AND PHANTOMS! i &F Performances both Afternoon and Night. 017 | L°°r OUT LOOK OUT oom. CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE. _ LOOK OUT e it pri i FOR THE of Pugbset prices paid for GOLD, hE gee OPENING ¥ 10 THE TRAYEL- oF Tex NEW ING PUBLIC, OP Tak XEw The subscriber most respectfully informs the WASHINGTON VARIETIES | public that he will, from and after the 204 of Octo- \WASHIN IN VARIEFL GT ASHINGTON VARIETIES. WASHINGTON VARIETIES. no 8 ‘LE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC, p B between 9th and ich streets, | Foe itis Fron Deocerte every afternoon ant *¥ening, commencing at 6 p.m, . The bs rintors haye secured the services of Miss LACRA BERNARD, Prima Dopas, of Now York, aud Miz. HERMAN WACHTEL. the beat Gamie Bi ger, ti Germanand English ob the tien, | ey are alno daily expecting the arriral of acele- | brated ensoyae, Mr WELLENSTET i ber instant,run a regular line of STAGES between the CITY OF WASHINGTON and PORT TOBAC- CO, Charles county, Md., leaving the PLANTER'B HOTEL, at the coruer ef 7th street and Pa. avenue, Washington city, D. C., at 8 o'clock a. m., every Monday, Wedmesday and Friday. Leaving MiD- DLETON’S HOTEL, in Port Tobacco every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday at 3 o’clock a. m., and arriviog in time to connect with cars at the Warh- ington depot the sameevening. Fare $3. 1 continucs its F N continues | 18 also | -Im* to preride at the piano. and Mr. BRANDE: Coch SAMUBL DAJLEY: | coutinves to feutisn ia violin bow there. The | AX BTAMPS. singe in Doantifully decorated; the Befreshments --- are of the w rat quality and st moderate prices. | Weare pes ta furnish Officers alwa tterdanee to preserve order, j UNITED Bra ES TAX SPAMPS The public may rest assured that the Academy of j G at Music is mehbtiy patronized by a throng of moet jovernment rates. respectable citizens. RITTENHOUSE, FANT & OO.,Rankers; | HENKY ROSENTHAL & PF. BRANDEI8, oe 2. ah Rep.) No 252 Pa.avenue. 0 4-2 ial Proprietors, L4212*’ DRESS FALRS! j B. H, STINEMETZ, “| over 236 Pa. nie, betw. 12th and Ith sts,, ii . Joh js itest tien of ladies to his well-selectad = eon House of L. Johnson & Ce. he pete ue tle 4 H ae eo ng all the various styles. m ry | TR DRAYT —Hold thyself in_readib dri ¥ fore the draft, callrat J. [hy Hevin raed bis store, P BMITH’S, No. 460, and ley ima full supply of | he is prepare: better infuce- SO088, ONDERSHI RIS and (DRAWRES. Bley. |. mente thay heretofore... es ‘ r LOTHING. xt as Reantiful seta for § dmiabing lie erinees drtle GHITH Ciptior, Now lac Bitar y suet seiee a as representad, an-Paokd tonjsbing low prices, J. 46071 and sorner Sth st. and Pa, aye, o¢ J) tr at the lowest market prides, | From the Upper Potomac , (Correspondence of the Baltimore American.) | examination, and was satisfied ef ; be atight draw, and at the upper end of the ; ing into the sewer to admit water from flusbiug perpors in TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.) From Fertress Monroe. " Fortress Monxor, Noy. i6.—A rumor har- ing reached Yorktown that 2,000 rebels were at Gloucester Court House, 12 miles above Glon- cester an expedition was sent over from Yorktown to reconnoiter. The force is com- manded by Col. Davis, aud consists of infantry, cavalry and artillery. A brisk northeast storm has prevailed here during the day. “ Lieut. Caper, of the 3d:New York Infantry, died here on Saturday night, of typhoid fever. His remains left here this afternoon fer Cooper- | town, N. ¥., where he belonged. Federal Advance Towe@ Murtreesberough. Naknvittx, Noy. It.—Gen. Sills division moved this morning on the Murfreesborough road. Gen. Critiepden’s division is at Silyer Npring®, 12 miles from Lebanon. A part of Mor- Fan's Tebel force is at Lebanon, and a portion came within two miles of Crittenden’s camp. Supplies from the country for the city have - greatly increased. The weather is wet and likely to continue so. The special dispatches tent from here for the past week have been al- mostentirely unreliabh Sea 2 a Ws), Five Murders Reported. LovisviL_¥, Nov.16.—Dispatches from Nash- ville of yesterday's date contain accounts of five murders. Two of the homicides were of saloon-kerpers, who refused to sell liquor to soldiers; two soldiers were killed, cause un- knewn, and one negro was killed. The mershal was also assailed and badly beater. The Draft Troubles in Wisconsin, MitwavKre, Noy. 17.—In justice tothe loyal people of Wisconsin it is proper to state that the recent ‘draft troubles were principally con- fined to a class of Germans called Luxem- bergers. Over one hundred have been arrested im Gzaukee county, and the draft is being en- forced promptly. Reported Evacuation of *nicker’s Gap by the Rebels, New York, Noy. 17.—A dispatch received here says that the Rebels evacuated Snicker's Gap cn Friday afternoon, and aow appear be- fore Chester and Manassas Gaps. Marine Disaster. Boston, Nov. 17.—The schooner N. L. Wat- on, from Baltimore for Poighkeepsie, has s } been abandoned at sea. The crew have arrived at New London. An Episcopal Church Burnt. Newark, N. J., Noy. 17.—St. Barnabas Epis- copal Church was burnt this morning. The fire was the work of an incendiary. Naval Intelligence New York, Nov. 17.—The U. 5 cotah returned to-day, from a ¢: supply of coal. She will sail . gunboat Da- ise, to geta again soon. tonewall Jack- et. sou Still @ Hanren's Ferry, Noy. 17.—We hear but ! ; litde from Stonewali Jackson to-day, which is a negative proof that he is not making any ac- tive movement. As I stated in a postscript to 3 letter, it has been pretty definitely ascertai that the main body of his troops are comped between Winchester and Martin: Lurz, and that it is only the advance guard that Bas been seen in direction of Bath and Hancock. It ramed here heavily last night ; “nd at intervals during to-day. The river is | ly rising, and when > the flow from the mountains comes down will be fordable , only at the most ftvurable points. With the river in its present conaition, ana tne | likelihood of its soon being much higher, it is hardly probable that Jackson wall cross into Maryland unless he.should cet possession of the railroad bridge at North Branch, eight | miles below Cumberland. It is tobe presumed | |-that that point is so well guarded by this time as to render it safe, ——_—_——_<estt6— CORPORATION AFFAIRS. | CovnciL Proceepiy: Nov. 17.—Poord of Aidermen.—In -the ab of the President, | Alderman Clephane (the Vice President) took the ehair. + | A communication was received from the | Mayor, announcing the approval of the act for the relief of James F. Larkin. Also, a communication from the same, nomi- ating the following gentlemen for school trus- tees for the ensuing scholastic year. viz" First District, Messrs. Robert Ricketts, J. O.Wilson, and R. T. Morsell; Second District, Messrs. H. Miller, CH. Utermehle, and W. J. Rhees: Third i . Walsh, O. C. Wight, ‘ourth District, Messrs. fl, and J. B. Euiis. Mr. Davis are members of the pres- Also, nominating for secretgry of the bourd, Mr. John Sessford, and for treasurer Mr. Wm. B. Dayton; which nominations were ali referred io the committee on schools, A communication was also received from S. Seymour, Esg., consulting eegineer, in reply toa letter trom Alderman Brown, requestin; him “toexamine the canal which passes thro’ the city, and report upon the practicability of seme plan by which the sewerage of the city, which discharges into the canal, may be carried into the river by the action of the water, and at the same time preserve the use of such portions of the canalas may bg necessary for commer- cial purposes.” . Mr. Seymour replied, that he had made an the practica- bility of the proposed measure, had pce mends the following plan—confining his sug- gestions 8 that portion of the canal between Third st. west and the point where it connects with the Potomac river at the junction with Fifteenth street: The letter recommends the «construction of a longitudinal wall of solid cement masonry inthe bed of the canal, at sufficient distance (say twenty or thirty feet) from the north side of the canal to afford ample passage way for the drainage of £0 much of the city as may be tributary to it, and thus divide the canal into two longitudinal sections, the southern one to be used only for purposes of navigation, and the other only for purposes of sewerage. “The sewer should be arched over, so as to be entirely hidden from view, except such ap- pertures &s may be necessary for ventilating pw ‘8; and the mouth of the lateral sewers ne | emptying into this main sewer should be so se. cured by traps or floodgates opening ontwardly that nothing can enter them from the main sewer. «At the lower end of the sewer there should be traps or floodgates. so constructed as only te allow of the passage of water and the contents of the sewer ont into the river. “At the lower end of the canal there should be constructed a regular lock for the pastage of vessels and boats, with a lift equal to the dif- ference between high and low tide, which I am informed is about four feet, - ‘+ At the upper end of the canal there should sewer there should be traps or floodgates open- | iber Creck, which intersects the present canal at | that point. . « This water flowing freely through the sewer would keep it free and clear; but to insure this result it would be advisable to coumect the canal with the sewer by means of a valye rate inserted in the partitionawnll, so as to allow at apy Ume of low tide a large injection of waters from the canal into the upper end of these wer, and thus oy tee process called flushing drive out any sediment remaining in the sewer. “There should also be traps or floodgates opening from the river into the lower end ot the canal, so as to keep it constantly -upplied | Strument could acer { examine and en | Mitting a fine of $20; passed, ) bill relative to public wei ‘Louis by the provost marshaliof | dealing with such paper, or recei vent ofthe bed of the creek files up, or the channel obstructed by the reception of lateral drainage. vantages connec with the ay overor otherwite permanently covering up accu. mulated ‘ohn of @ large cit whieh fhould be classed first the considera- tions, and next the removal of that which is exceedingly offensive to the senses.” Mr. Se) mour does not venture an Opinion ae to the cost of this novel improvement, for the yeason ‘hat only an exeménation with the in- ‘Appended to te better fen portacrtpt by B. ppended to & por! y B. ds. Picnch, Commirsioner ‘ofiutute Belidiner. whe, after haw fully examined plac, witha rece mamee nds its The entire communication, together resolution instructing the committre to fully wire thio the expediency 5° carrying out they SOgpestea, Were refered to ihe committee on canals. ‘The petition of D. E. Mosely was readandr- "The report of On Spaetnt of the Aayt ° repert or for the mouth of October was ordered to be placed op the file. Mr. asked and. tonpith~ draw the petition of Mr. Neale in reference to gm marae Capitol street. ad he a he horney Sect > lon to hold their meetings a - ber during the pleasure of the Board, the society pay the gas bills for the use it, and compensate the tendance: « resotution continuing the Chambcr toahe ’ Court mitting the by snd brother, and an act Mayor to appoint Commis+ioners ef ment for the several Wards. [As first reporina the bill provided for the tment of a Commissioner for each W) atan anneal snthorizve the appointmentof one for the First and Second Ward Third and Fourth and one for one Fifth and y of ssw each, and one for the vard uta salary of $700, and it pasecd amended.) Adjourned. Coumon Comcil.—A communication from the Mayor was received, covering one from te Water Registrar relative to contracts for cat- ings, and en, ting the a of the con~ tract to R. D. Wood & los semened. . Mr. Barr introduced a bill rack | the Mayor to canse flag footways to be on Fourteenth street at M, N, P and Q streets,and Rhode Island pong marge A comrannication of the Mayor, relative 'o the Northern Market, was laid over informally. Mr. Raub presented a joint resolution re~ questing the yor to remit all fines arising from the sale of spirituous liquors which are transferalle to the Levy Court; withdrawn. as Mr. Lewis presented the of Jonna Hinsley, asking to lease the between hth and Ninth streets, at ‘ket Space, for the erection of a circus pavilion. Mr. Barr moved to lay on the table; carried— yeas 9 nays 5. Mr. Lewis introduced a bill to grade and eae Ninth street from G to WN street narth; passed. Also, a bill to provide for the payment of ex- penses occasioned by the erection of barricad.s at the polls at the last election; passed. Also, a bill providing for paving the inter- sectian of streets; 5 Mr. Lioyd presented the petition of Hannah Biake for refhission of a fine; referred. Aico, the petition of B. F. Morsell and others protesting against the continuance of Nixon's citcus tent: loid over tm; aE. Mr, t Termetie liroducee @ will making ep- PrOPHANON ww tak: up end sel BULET OA « north side of D street north at Firet street west, sineed. ¥ Mr. Donchue, from the drainage committee, reported 2 joint resolution relative to the more speedy. completion of the Thirteenth street sewer, which, after explanation, was with Mr. Utermehie offered a resolution requesting Surveyor to inform the board what appro- jon willbe requisite wo Sa ; draw th pris | New Jersey avenue from the depot to tts nue, and said avenue to Seve: sie axsed. Mr. Barr, from the claims committe, re- ported a bill fr relief of John M. Locke, re- Mr. Lioyd, from same committee, sed sulversely on a petition of Andrew Mr. Utermehie, from the Market Committee, rep orteda bill as @ substitute for the Aldermen's ch ‘igh scales. [This bill authorizes the erection of scales by the city authorities where necessary, and makes the nearest market master the legal weigher.) The bill was pestponed and made the order for Mon- day aext. The bill appropriating $2,500 to complete the improvements of the Northern market was passed. , Mr. Murtagh, from the Schools Comngitwe, report d the Aldermen's bill making apprerr: atlon for incidental expenses of the public schools for the year ending June 30, 1868; pase 1. A bill granting John A. Rowland the privil- cge of removing a useless pump was referred. A bill makiug appropriation to introduce gas into the western portion of the Western market house, with a: amendment, was referred to tbe Market Committee. - A joint resolution authorizing the purchase of tuel forthe poor during the coming winter was taken up. The Aldermen amended by xs- signing the distribution to the Mayor, Ties Board refused to concur. Joint resolution juesting the Mayor to sn=- pend the removal of the Cremor#e mail the 3d of March, unless the two Boards shall require it prior to that date was lost on the third reading by yéas 2. nays 13. Mr. Ellis, from the Police Committee, r-- ported a bill relative to strects, squares, Peser- vations, &c., ees ce! w’y private per-ons for priv: urposes, a penalty brnot niore than $50 nok less a5 jor each day or part of day so used: Mr. Raub introduced a bill owned priation to take up and relay a gutter on the vast side of Fourteenth sircet west, betweea D and E streets north; referred. Adjourned. S7Governor Ramsay, Of Minnesota, has Written the President a letter pw the subject of the disposition to be macie of the Siow&k and other Indian tribes in that State, He, trp as & measure of urgent necessity, a which he considers peace er ari ime ssible, the removal of the whole ly of ndians to remote djstricts, far beyomd our borders, under milit surveillance. , ®7 The Montreal (Canada) Vominiercid Ad- Xertiser has been forbidden a circulation‘in +t. , who brands it “& treasonable sheet.” Ai, persons purchasing, selling, or im any Manner ud sane through the mails or otherwise, be wd alders and abetto:s aud committed to prifon as of the rebellion. <n renee en ee S| @7 Out of sixteen hundred men whoshould have reported at Camp Curtain as drafiedm a from Lancaster connty, Pennsylvenia, it is found that there are not sufficient preapnt to form a regiment. This has caused coke sternatien among those who had shed sub~ stitutes, as many, if notall, of these subspituies have failed to report. i! Paizx Moxey—The prive money in cher~ ot the capture of vessels by the Bayy is'to be paid by the navy agent at. W: soon as the erie See as prepared a: Pay f en, due notice will wiser with water from high tides, and allowing none | agent im the. n¢wspapers.. A to escape except such as may be required in aft os passing boats through the Tock. j wns that American tilver coin is «Ry this pian the canal will be kept con- | ye mn , Dutitde Minthd chat stantly filled upto the Jeyel of high tidé with | ne oe ‘are nor such the pure water of the Potomac, and imstead of | as have been made at the U! | States mints, being an eyesore and full of contagion, wil be not only highly useful bet ernamental. “It is believed that the present deposit of sewerage, &c., in the canal may, after the work is completed, be entirely washed or floated one into the river atlow tide, by repeated cis- charges of a full bead of water in the canal, ibrougn the lock, and thus save the expense of dredging or exeavaling. «The Tibercreek channel should be straight- encd, and its bed paved and covered with an | arch at Jeastas high up @s ego of New Jersey avenue, and at som future day a large f/ reservoir should be construcied on }the low land above, and kept filled with Potomac wa- ter, im order to afford a supply of water fon seasons; OF in jie ? Counterfeiers are reported to hage done & heavy Dusinessamnang our Ceaeinn mnigueore &7 Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts, visited the great Hoosic tunnel last week, aind ex~ ressed could . be Timplebeaerin the — by So eepetion balance loan gramted by the State for that purpose. #7 Au altercation todk place in New ¥ork on ihe T2thanst., between @ A dis- orderly citizen, on account of an in which the la tter was da: r by being find upopdy she officer, wo whele amoum of salt dat Pengo oid ey ber, is. 3, sRoreaneg ver ban’ yeanot > eee “~ \ i -~