Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1862, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON OITY: | TUESDAY... -NOV EMBER 15, 1362. G7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Chronicle argues that the only path now to peace with the msurgent States is through a bloody waste war. ‘The Jnegemtaat bas its average quantum of Dillingsgate abuse of General McClellan, but sen, eae has no puffery of General Grant in thi® morning s iseue. ‘The Intelligencer is without editorial to-day. DGEF. OUR MILITARY BU LATEST FROM THE FRONT. > —>—__ THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC NEAR PRED-~ ERICKSBU RG. pa ee THE FLANK MOVEMENT SPLENDIDLY EX- ECUTED. ——— THE NEXT GREAT BATTHE PROBABLY TO BE AT THB JUNCTION OF THE FREDER- IQKSBURG AND RICHMOND AND VIR- GINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS. —_———@—_—_—_ THE NEW PLAN OF CAMPAIGN. eae JACKSON'S OPERATIONS FRUSTRATED IN THE VALLEY. ——— [Special Dispatch to The Star.) Maxassas Junction, Nov. 18..-By this eve- wing Gen. Burnside will doubtless have estab- lished his headquarters in Fredericksburg, for tie time being. His advance probably took poserssion of that town yesterday evening. ‘The transfer of his base of supplies, incident to this splendidly executed flank movement of bis army, has certainly been admirably exe- uted, so faras the management of this railroad’s part of the programme ix concerned. The movement must haye taken thp rebels entirely by surprise, as they undombtedly expected a direct approach on Gordonsville, Which they had prepared to defend desperately atthe Rapidan. According to what they must mow take Burnside’s programme to be, they aust hasten to meet him—at the crossing of the two railroads—the Fredericksburg and Richmond and the Central Railroad, in Han- ©ver county, about twenty miles from Rich- mond, if not before he reaches that point. Ii Burnside pushes right ahead he may reach Hanover Junction probably before they can transfer sufficient of their army to it to offer him serious resistance there: thus compelling them to fall back nearer Richmond: risking the main battle for the possession of that city al- most immediately under its fortifications,which its ron-comtatant inhabitants will hardly reli-h. It is taken for granted kere that our anthori- ties will to-day abandon this (Orange and Alexandria) railroad beyond this point, and Soon to Fsirfax. The Potomac mustso rise from y' sterday’s rain as to afford ixsurance against @n ath mptof Jeckson to make a serious raid ver into Maryland. This, in turn, will be likely to cause the re- turn of Sigei’s force nearer to Washington; from whence it can operate tomuch greater ad- ¥antage, os the reserve of Burnside’s army, than as at present posted out*in the vicinity of Thoroughfare Gap. RAVAL CAPTURE. ane [vay y Department this miurning received iutormation of the capture, on the 27th Septem- ber, of the rebel schooner Emma, off Vela sco, ‘Texas, loaded with 121 bales of cotton, and bound for Jamsicu. She was taken by the armed boats of the U.S. schooner Ki anny ——————~+~+e-__ UsiTED States 7.30 LoaN.—The bids for the Loan undr the recent call of the Secretary of the Treasury were opened at the Treasury Le- partmentat the appointed hour yesterday, in Presence of @ larre number of bidders from Lorthern Cities. The wholeamount off-red was $20,991,550; all bids above 3.05, amounting to ey si, Were accepted, and $3,915,500 were Giviced pro rata among the bids at 3.05. The Wh: le amount awarded was $13,413,450. About three and a half hours were occupied in open- ing and examining the numerous bids. The proposals came, fer the larger part, from the cities of New York, Boston and Philadel- pais; and among the largest <necessfwl bidders are J.Cook & Co. and Rittenhouse, Fant & Co., of this -city. Ketchum & ( of New York, offered more than four millions and a -hhalf at three and tive hundredths, foy them- Selves and other parties, and Ward, Campbell & Co., one million two hundred and fifty thousand, at a premium ranging from two and ® half to three and a quarter. They also se- €uredagood portion of the Joan. John Pouder, ®nd Florence and Conant, of this city, were iso successful bidders. Asotner Trivcmrn or rue Irox-Craps.— ‘The first actual trial trip of the new iron-clad Wreset Passaic took place on Saturday after. Boon. The vessel procerded up the Hudson Fiver, and stopping opposite Fort Washington, ©@xyperimented as tothe feasibility of the new invention of Capt. Ericsson, by which the 15- inch gun can be fired inside the turret with the Muzzle protected by the shield, and with very little copcussion and ne incenvenience from , the stroke. The gun was fired th times, ' with charges of thirty-five pounds of powder. * The speed of the vessel was yery satisfactory, Gnd it is believed she will be capable of making @t least nine knots an hour. Prrsosat.—John Hay, Esq., the President's Assistant Private Secretary, returned to Wash- imgton this forenoon, from his late visit to the ‘Wrst, lonking mucl improved in health, his fhost of friends in this quarter will be glad to learn. = Herbert, an interesting and promising son of Secretary Welles, we regret to say, died at his father's residence here, this morning, of dip- teeria. His remains will be taken to Hartford, C+, this afternoon, by rail, for interment. S7 A firmin Philadelphia is engaged in the Manulacture of wyter-provf cloth, resembling Nulcanized rubber, which is being made into dlankets for the soldiers, under a contract with the Government. One hundred and thirty thousand are to be made. i SF The Pare police have just discovered a — luboratory, organized on a large scale, for enutaciure of for ier - rt —— bills on many of prince: mercantile housesof France, ind, #mdeed, of all Europe. po 7 Garibaldi’s condition of health at last ac- Counts was again very critical, and the Ifalian Physicians, assisted by the English doctor, who Previonsly visited him, were to have another Consultation on the case. @7 The proprietors of the Pittsburg, Pa., Mewspapers have held a meeting i adopted @®n increased tariff for Advertisements, owing ‘o the incrensed cost of Paper and taxes, el Bragg, it is suid, openly abused John ©. ener ye St Lexington, saying he had [ad deceived him about the feeling in S7 The Mon'res! papers say that t! i leigh- dre in that city and vicinity pegllosery en “Tikes par & seveTe Now storm the whole of Sanday €7” The ladies at Chattanoco, their eu “re Gresses in mabe comane, oe = re, if they can get cotton to stuff them S&F The family of the Gistinguished Parson Brownlew are at present reeiding in Covi - ton, Ky. ain 87 Capt. J. M. Pendleton, aia tet, was hilled at Washington, N. Bga, by being thrown from his b &7 The city couneil of Harrisburz, Pa. Powtponed to GengFos- C5 few days ores. ave Mic: finitely the proposition to use ewhinpineters.”” f ARMY OF THE POTOMAC IN Ac- a TIVE MOTION. > GEN. BURNSIDE AT CATLBIT’S STATION EN ROUTE TO FREDRRICKSBUNG. —_—~»-— WARRENTON AND THE UP°ER RAPPAHAN- NOCK ABANDONED. :. > — } {Dispatch to Philadelphia Inquirer, Nov. 17.) We learn that the whole army again took up the line of march on Saturday and Sunday, for Fr: dericksurg. to-day. Gen. Burnside’s headquarters were at Catlett's Station to-day, and ere this reaches you the whole army will be nearing Freder- icksburg. A large quantity of supplies haye been sent there and a force of contrabands and mechanics, under Gen. Haupt, are building wharves and the railroad at Aquia Creek. This bare was considered the best one for operating upon the heart of Virginia, and was adopted at the Cabinet council we sent you word of last Wednesday. The Rebels in Rich- mond are aware of the new programme, hence there can be no impropriety in publishing it at the North. Gen. Bayard occupied Falmouth on Sunday, the Rebels falling back before him. All govs well. No battle has taken place to-day, and no skirmish. All quictat Fairfax Court House and Bull Run. PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL FOR TH FIRST AND SECOND SCHOOL DIs- CTS.—The Night 3chools for the First and Becond School Distrjeta will be united for the praa- ent searon and ‘hos. M. Wilson and . principale of the male grammer schools in said districts The sos- sions will be held in the school room at the corner of New York avenue and 6th street west, from MON- DAY to FRIDAY EVENING, inclusive, of each week. commencing at 7; o'clock. Applications for admission can made at the school rvom or to either one of the undersigned . H. MILLER. ROBT RICKETTS, GoW UTERMEHLE. KOT. MORSELL, W. J. RHEE, J.C! WILSON, no 13 tf Trustees NOTICE TO BOSS BLACK8MITYHZ—All members of the Assoelation are aS atlend a meeting to be held at the Richmond Honse, corner of Sth and D streets, on TURSDAY EVE: NING, November sth, at 7% o'clock, when im- portant buriness will be brought before the As ciation. By order of the Presidént of the Assoc tion. no 12-6t COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, Wasuincrton, D.C., Nov. 12, 1862. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS, Notice is hereby given to all persons in arreara for taxes. whether gas, specialor annual tax, that unl the same is paid at this offiee before the Ist day of January next the property on whieh the tax ix due will then be advertised and sold as the law directs, Those who wish to avoid the heary expense of advertising will please pay within the time spec ified A discount of five per cent. will be allowed, under the law, during the month of November ' After November there w iil be no abatement. WM. DIXON, Collector no 12-3awtw [Intel , Repub. € Chron.} EXECUTIVE MANSION, Novemper 1, 1892. Until the meeting of Congress the President will not receive visitors after 12 oclock M. on any day. nov S-4w FOR SALEOR HIRE—A very valuable pair of HORSES* young and sound. A strong BPRING WAGON, suitable for Suulers Soa) cr other business’ Inquire at 301 Penn. avenue, betwoen 9th and Ith sts 'OR SALE —Several very fine HO&S. for Army Officers, trained for the fic Also. 2 BROU GHAM and large BROUCHE ihe Carriages ar. good order. and wil! be rold cheap. Enquire at 456 Twelfth strest. he- tween G and H. no '8-3t* FOR S41 E—One thousand Set of Second lant, Double and Single HARNESS: 9” Set of two and one Horse HARNESS; 2.50) ‘ef of four Horse Wagon HARNESS, cheap for cash. H.8. JOHSTON, No. 373 Pa. avenue, _noWeo3t* __between 442 and 6th st. « perfectly Fok, SALERA large sorrel HORS gentle;a goed family horse and suitable for a sutier; will be sold cheap, as the own: SSN er is going to leave the ci ‘old for want. 1 ef use, Apply HARRISON ‘ t Store, Pa, hove THI st. ia 1 ‘3 Gift re, Pa, av no 1s- Par 49 boxes For sale by ‘ GRESHAM & CARMINE. nols-3t* 291 Pa. av.. betw. 9th and 1th ats. 350 APPLES! 1) BARRELS PRIME BOSTON APPLES, BALDWIN i: mesees GRETA DHAR BON NONSUCH. Just reerived and for sale. Apply to W. J, RED- STRARE. Sixth st. and New York avs or to R GRLIMAN, Metropolitan Mill, Twelfth et. and oO = Fie no 18 ate GEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 24 day in; Of December, 1082, — oo = furnish- the Subsistence riment Wil BARRELS OF FLOUR cil Bids will be received for what is known as No. 1, No. 2and No. S.and for any portion less than the 20,06 barrels. Bids for the different grades should be upon separate sheeta of paper. No bid entertein tohis bid. _ The quantity of Flour required will be about 5» barrels daily. delivered either at the Government Warehouse: seorgetown orat the Railroad De- pot at Was! on, D.C. The us Government inspection will be made just before the Flour is received. The barrels to be head-lined. Bids will be accompanied with an oath of alle- = be directed to Col. A. Beckwith, A. D, -andC.8..0.8. A.. Washington. D. C., and e dorsed **Proposals for Flour."” no 1s will be STK OF FINE FAMILY GROCERIE: DS FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES! SUGARS Square Cut Loaf. Standard Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Crushed Sugars, first Jit: New York Refined. wee BUTTER—Goshen and Delaware counties, New York. prepared for winter keeping, fresh and fine flavored, in @rkins and tubs. HAMS—In tierces. sugar-cured and canvassed, Warraxted first quality. COPFEE~—In sacks of about 120 lbs. each, pure Java. LARD—W. J. Young's best Leaf Lard, in ‘@ kegs. BISCUIT—Wilson's Sods and Sugar Biscuit. TEAS—Oolong, & chong, Breakfast, Hyson, &c. RICE—East India Rice, in barrels and half-bols. TAPIOCA~—In sacks, best in the market. SARDINES—In whole, half and quarter boxes, Just reevived , and latest importation. SALAD OIL—Bordeaux and Nice Oils, in cases of one dezen each. in MACCARONI AND VERMICELLI—In 25 Ib. | boxes. real Italian, just imported FRU ITS—Prunes, Raisins, Paper Shell Almonds, Lemons, &c. CHOCOLATE-Baker’s and Norfolk. CHEESE—Best New York Dairies, Bronson’s English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheeses, by the package or single bex. CAYENNE PEPPER—Tins and vials, in cases of two and three dozen each. BOAP—All kinds best quality Soaps, and Fancy ps in great variety. NDLES—In cartons, 6 Ibs, ADAMANTINE CA | each, and 36 lbs. toa box ; aleo in 2 lb. boxes, Jo- siah Macy & Sons POTATUES—Prince Albert’s and Peach Blows, in barrels, warranted in fine order. FRED. 8. COZZENS, no 18-Iweo | Pa. avenue, next to lth st. J = APPLES AND POTATOES. UST Arrived. ‘ APPLES and 1000 Bushels POTATOES, a cu article. for sale in lots to suit ter’s pees foot of 13's stil rior purchasers, at Car- no 17-3 . RUSSELL & co. ISHER’S UNARRIVALLED MINCE MEAT! The most Convenient, Kconomical aud Delicious . Article for ties. 'd by Grocers generally, of this City. nl7-Im* FOX SALE—A large BLACK HORSE, 8 years old; Rerfectly gentle and sound; is a good ¢ faintly horse; travela well in harness, will be sold cheap. Apply at JOS. SHAFFIELDS Balt enfectionery, No. 356 6th street, be- no 17-3t" A FOR SALE, N Excellent HORSE for family use, perfectly sourd and yentle: goex well under sadile, Also. a good two-seat ROCKAWAY and} ver: ie, - tionaf Hotel.” Meh a eer at ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP ‘hi firm of 8. 8. Many & Oo. has been disalecd by mutual consent, to t cue oe ake ie tae She _— day Do 18-3t* VINAL LYON. (CAME stoves: / CAMP sTOvES!! We are now manufacturing CAMP’ OOO rod 5 facturin, : HEATING STOVES, which wo will well by the dozen or hundred adcheap as they can be bought in Baltimore. HOA HT. GREGORY 321 Penn. avenua, near 7th atrect. __ Tint..Chrons& Rep | J¥T YOUR WASHING DuNBE bs NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY. no 17 Citizens, Penna. avenue Everybody Btrangers, (opposite Grover's,) “Soldiers?” Hotels, bet. and 13%" _ Citizens, streets. be ween ah and c ates af FyAnSEle For ovvionns SHIRTS —a new te no. of oReaed to-day. PERRY C BRO Pa. ave, and Ninth strest, Warrenton was evacuated | 20,000 j unless the bidder is present to respoud | George Morton Smith OFBACTAL. Duranrueyt ov Srare. Wasminutox, Nov 262. have been allowed in the following cases: Bene. Patrick Scally. Charles Undeta * : H. May. William Surpiice Adam Raz: William H.W Michael Constantino. William Evens. James Taylor George C. Keitel. Daniel Brooks... James Whitwort Frantz Ven Fies James McGowan. Montgomery, prorosais POR INDIAN GOODS, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office Indian Affairs, November 17. isiz. ReEALED Proposans, endorsed “ Proposals for Indian Goods,’ (Clasa 1,2, 3, aT 4, a8 the case may be,) to be delivered in the city o w York, will be received at the Office of Tud Affaire until | | i | | | twelve o'clock w..on Wedneeday. the loth day of | December next, for furnishing the fullowing-ns-nod wes Ciass No. 1. . MACKINAC BLANES CLOTHS, AND pRY 3,900 paire 3 point white Mackinac blankets, to Measure Gi by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds 3,00 pairs 252 point white Mackinac blankets, to measure 54 by GJinches, and weigh 6 pounds 20 pairs 2 point white Mackinac blankets, to mea. sure {2 by 56 inches, and weigh 3% pounds @ pairs i’: point while Mackinac blankets, to measure by inches, and weigh 44 pounds 100 pairs 1 point white Mackinac blankets, to mea- sure 32 by 45 inches, and weigh 344 pounds 12% pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac blankets. to measure 60 by 72inehes, and 700 pairs 2, point scarlet Macki: 100 paira 2 point scarlet Mackinac Ilankets. to Measure 43 by Siinches,and weigh 54 pounly | T Shank 10 pairs 1 point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to measure 33 by ASinches aud weigh 3°j pounds : 1(@ pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets,to mea- | sure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 100 pairs 2'5 point green Mackinac biank measure 51 by 66 inches, and we: 1,000 pairs 3 point indigo Liue Mackin: to measure @ by 72inches, and 890 pairs 2": point indigo blue Mackinac hSibs |! Blankets, | to measure 54 Ly 66 inches and weigh 6 lbs 100 pairs! point indice bine Mackinac blankets, hai, the to measure 32 by 43 inches, and 50 pairs 3 point genti ets, to fheasure 6 tae 72 inches, a: in pounds 30 pairs 22s point gentinella blue Mackinac bl kets, to measure 51 by 6) inches,and weigh 6 pounds * 100 pairs 122 point gentinella blue Mackinac blan * kets, to measure 35 by 9) inches, and weigh 4, pounds : 100 pairs] point gentinelia blue Mackinac blank ets,to measure 32 by 45 inches, and Weigh 3, ‘pounds 3,000 yards fancy li blue cloth 12” do cett FH) xione Worst 75,000 yards calico 5000 do Merrimac calico ey red calica driiling i thread warteriog 4000 “do ine eloth H ‘20 do black cloth | 1,000 do saved list black cloth i 4.000 do do blue cloth i 000 do do searlet cloth { 2%) dozen 2-4 woolen shawls i &0 pounds linen thread. No, 49 | iilin, bed ticking © satinetts plaid Linsey unbleached domestic sheeting Meached sheeting tripes, and plaids flan asserte 2,50 pounds brown'g #1 do cotton maitre 2 600 twilled flannel shirts 5 dozen hickory sbirts 2440 calico shirts gw) dozen Canadian belts Crass No, 2 READY-MADE CLOTHING atinett pantaloons illing twine, No. 39 itr > antaloons 175 frock coats, indigo biue, brond cloth 0) pantaloon 0 0 ‘330 Cussinett coats, trimmed with red, Ciass No. 3 HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLY ° MENTS &c. 2.710 pounds brass kettles 4) nests japauned kettles, (2in a nest? 5 camp ketiles, (3 sizes) 30 dozen 2 quart tin pans 3% do 4quart tin pans 6) do 6quart tin pans 70 do_ tin cups 1,20 do® squaw awls VEO do fh hooks 6 do ish lines 250 do coarse tooth combs 117 do fine tooth comba 6 do Ore 6 do shenrs j 169 do weeding hoea | 2 do hand saw tiles, $*: inches | &) do spades 2.5% short handle try pans | 75 dozen basting §poons: | do 9 =poons. (iron) 1 do axes, to weigh 4%. to 5% pounds A 850 do half axes, to weigh 5 pounds, (with | handles) 5 do zine mirrors * do a fire xtoels | 50 pounds brass wite 1% do best Chinese vermi}lion 60 do seed beads ozen butcher knives serlping knives 299 do squaw hatchets 2 do 4', inch flat tiles t 2,000 pounds tobaceo. | Crass Na. 4. - GUN&, AMMUNITION, &e 600 rifles, cap lock, (half ounce ball) | 5:6 shot guns (double barrel) i 5) kegs powder 1,000 000 water-proof caps of 30 bags Traid balls 200 flasks 200 belts 500 powder horns 3,000 Hints 292 dozen gun nipples 360 wrenches. Goods of American manufacture of the required styles and quality wili be preferred; but. &s the | samples of blankets and cloths are foreign fabrics. it will be necessary, in proposing a domestic article of either of those kinds, that sam ae thereof shall accompany the bid. The articles to be furnished must in all respects conform to and be eqnal with the Government samples, which may be seen at this office@n and after the 2sth instant. The articles will be rigidly inspected and comypar:d with the amples by an agent or axeats appointed for that purpose, Buch es may be unequal thereto in any particular will be rejected; in which case the con tract r will be bound to’ furfish others of the Tequired kind or quality within three days; or. if that be not done, they will be purchased at his expense. Payment will be made for the zsods received on invoices thereof, rertified by the agent ‘| or agents appointed to inspect them. It is to be under: tood that the right will be reserved to require @ greater or less quantity of any of the articles pamed than that specified in the above schedule; and all Vids for furnishing said articles may be rejected at the option of the Department; ant that none from persons who have fuile: i the req irements of a previous ni tract with the States, or who are not manufacturers or : wholesale dealers in the required articles will be | | articles, per Schooner Hero, 120 Barrels | | 1862, the following articles at the considered; and the fact that bidders are such man- ufacturers or dealers must be evidenced by the cer tificate of the collector of the port where they reside, or where it is Propo ed to deliver the r The proposals uiust embrace the articles, with the quantities thereof as they are arranged in the schedule, with the prices annexed to each, in dollars and cents, at which th re to he furnished; and the amounts must be carried out and footed up for each clags, Said prices and amounts must be #0 given, without any modification, or proposed modification or variation whatever. ‘hey should be submitted with the fol'owing heading: [ (or we) herety poe to furnish for the service of tha Indian Department, and according to the term: of ite advertisements thereof. dated November 1th, price thereto affixed, (here insert the lixt according in or clasres Proponed for,) deliverable in the city of New York by the Ist day of April next, or at such time or times during the year 1803a8 may be ordered by the Commirricner of Indian Affairs; and if the Propoxal be aecepted (here insert the words “in Wholor in part, if more than one clesa be pro- to the class posedFor,) I (or we) will, within twenty days there: after, ute a contract accordingly, and give Security satisfactory to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for the faithful performance of th Fach proposal must be aceem, anty in the following form, to ‘ponsible e the same’? nied with a guar- | tigned by two or rons, whose auficiency must aie ees judge or district y jointly and severally guar- bidder, (or bidders.) if’ a’ con: tract shall be awarded to him (or them) necordime to his or their bid er pro; + Will exeonte a con- tract accordingly, and give the requisite security for the performance thereof, as prescribed in the advertisement for proporals for Indian goods dated Ith November, 1862; and, in the event of his (or Lardy failure £0 to do, al hereby agree to bind ourselves, our executors, and assigns, to forfelt and pay the United States, an lenirca, s sum not less than fift T cent. on the amount of said bid or proporal, 101 i be required in the amoant of the bid for the faithful perfeneenie of the contract, with two or more Sureties, whose sufficiency must be certified by a United’ States judge or district attorney. No proposal will be considered that does not strictly conform in all particulars to the terms and directions of .this WM. P. DOLE rs advertisement. ‘ _Bo 18-3tawDeclo STAMPING! jommissioner. STAMPING 11 STAMPING!!! WANTED, 3 80,000 LADIES To come and eraminemy BRAIDING PATTERNS for Skirts, G &c., at 260% Seventh street, between Land M, Northern Liberties. no 17-1w* NY FRUIT, NEW FBUIT }_Now FIGS, in bones and cartons ; now RAISINS, in whole, balt an s ny? boxes ; also, extra large and very ele incartoin@ & BUROMELL bow . Oorner Fifteenth st. aud Vermoat av, t i | i weigh 3 pounds [ mac Dlaukets,to | messure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh 6 pounis | M | Teaults, renders the yoice powerful, aud enables t | IN AGENT'S. OFFtor | une fOr th | avenue, | Where she willintroduce her new styles of WIS ION NETS v H if ey | _noM-lot baldi and Zouave Jacketa, Josies, | BALLS, PARTIES, &. Gee TIMES COMING !—Tho BHI & peee : entities cf Arra: }, Flanegea, J. Hor. gab, D. McNamara, M. H- -P. Hogan. BK -6tt 7] j ALTINOREAN: = D: . RST GRAND BALI Gf the BALTIMOR® $0- ofat Pelt at Temperance Hall 2 between 9th and Wth, on TUESDAY EVE- ‘he members of thie Asso- ciation will spare no moank to make this the! most agreeable Ball of this-scason admitting a gentleman and Iadics, Committee of Arrangements. ¥.. Wart, A.L. Zimmerman, G@ Anger BOARDING. OUR OR FIVE YOUNG MEN. OAN FIND ood Board by applying at 554 Twolfta strect, Iciand acs rothagy LEASANT ROOMS, with good BOARD, can be obtained by 2 dren. at No. 463 Twelfth at., at the south west cor- ner of the Smithsonian Grounds. no 17-2 OR RENT, WITH BOARD, IN A ’ Falls ROOMS comfortably farnsbed ligne with gaa, and two heated with registers or stoves referred. One very large and handsome, suitab! or three or four gentlemen or a smail family. Bath room in the house. A gocd table and attendance | on moderate torms. Tho horsc railroad within on: 6th street, between M xa: nor. OARDING .—Larga and wol} Furnished ROO! for rent, with Board. single and commun ting, one square from Willards’ Hotel, Inquire at Btar Office. no 13 A EADY FROM PHILADELPHIA, HAS TAKEN the handsomely Furpished Hoase, Ro. Franklin Place, I treet, between i3th and Mth. and in now prepared for the reception of first-c a BOARDERS. neo 13-10 WARNTED-NOARD, in a respectable priva family, Rexidonee between Pennsyivani avenue and K etreet, sud between 17th and 3th » Reference required Address ~1 i Statin, vanes, ped —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—————_—— PERSONAL. _ RS. SMITH, A Most Exceilent Test Medium. Will give sittings for a short time to those wish, for the pu of seeing their deceased well as living friends, gets names, describes cor- reads character, foretelis future events, square. Apply at 203 N ata. | reetl reads ihe futurc., Hourk for sittings from 0 to 9 harger reasonable, Rooms at No. 60 South A street, itol Hill, no !7 4t* A CARD. a = WASHINGTON, November 18, 1852. Having this day purchased from Mr. Georoe Bras the stock and fixtures of the BOOT and SHUE ATORE, No. 340 Penn. avenue, for many years conducted by him, we rexpectfuily solicit a contin uation of the patronage heretofore 50 liberally be- stowed Mr. Geo. B. WiLsoN. known to all the enstomars | of the ertubliskment for many years, will have the management of the store; and, with renewed enaray and alarge and choice selection of NEW GOODS, wehope to retain all the old customers a ea WILSON. By requent of his numerous friends and pup timplified method in Washington on the Ith No- Dany new ones, HARMON BIRNS tt GEO, pre. AL WOLOWSRKT, PIA OCALIST and eee air returned from his professional tour and opens course for the Piano and Singing by his new acl vember, Ry ouly aslight Aas of music will be enabled in finger to vocalize with facility, accuracy and fue quality of tone. 5 a . Professor Wolowski receives visitors daily from §toi2a.m.,athis residence, No, 451 bth street, © | between Band F sta. ‘ N. B.—Children are accepted over ASHINGTON Nov. 15, 1352. Proposals will bé reesived at this office, until | Monday, the first of Decembsy next, 2"qock p. m., for two hundred and ten thousand yards of White Cartridge Cloth, in width and*proportions as follows. viz : W004 yards 19 inches wide, To vered at the free of cost'tu the gover portation, no Tr ath FoR, S4h8s8 nt for frelzht or trans 3. P. BROWN, Navy Agent air of large dark bay CAR E TORS ES the owner having no Tog Que Kind ie” Rararsn amay Josh be seen at HANLY & BROWN’S Livery Stable, on Nineteenth street, near Pennsylvania no 15-3t* PENING OF WINTER MILLINERY. MISS THOMPSON has transferred her MIL LINERY from the store recently occupied by Hutchinson & Munro to her private reatdence, 496 Ii street, northwest corner of 8th and H 3 S. on Tuesday, November 18th. Ladies no 15-3t WAGON hand ! WAGON?! OW a supe r lot of. 8° WAGONS of all sizes, which will be BF Carriage or Wagon Repairing of every de- scription promptly attended to ROS'T i GRAHAM, Coachmaker 374 D, and 477 Ei MpAxsota OY@#TERS! T.M. HARVEY has just received 200 bushels of ‘OVE OYSTERS, Which have been planted for ten years They are the finest that ha iD marke season. Itwil pny tocall and see there maps bivalves T.M. HAaVE noif3t 281 Catreet between lth and Ith ND SEGARS FOR SALE AT WILOLESALE. no 35-3t* 2 Boxes of TOBACCO, light and dark. Tib. Lumps. 3,16. Do. i lb. Do: Bis Do. . 20 gross FINE CUT CHEWING. in Tin Foil, in different Brands 2y gross FINE CUT SMOKING, various Brands, EGARS, suitable for Sutiers and Also, 250,000 8 Retailers, All of which are offered atthe lowest Wholsale prices, at 59 High street, Georgetown, D.C JAMES WALLACE, Goods delivered to any part of the Dist charge. OR SALE—A good DRAUGHT HORSE, Price Be. Apply at JOHN HENBERSON’S Carpen ter Shop, G street, near lth. no P TRRASURY EXTRXSION, Nor. 13,1262 _ KOPOSALLS Will be received st the Bureau of Construction, Treasury Department. until Decem- | ber Ist, 1862, at 12 m. for furnishing and layin, Marble Tile for the Halls and Corridors of the wes section of the Treasury Extension. Said Tile is to be of the best quality of Italian white vein marble and the best quality of clear black marble of equal hardness asthe Italian, and in such proportions of each as may be required; to be not lers than one inch thick on the edge,’ all sawed and worked square, and well Iaid in cement or Plaster, as shall most satisfactory, and with a border of white marble, not leas than’ one foot wile tad at the base throughout. Tho size of tile | = e from }2 to 16 inches square,of uniform size in eae 21.000 superfiaial feet when laid. . Sampleg to be furnished by each bidder, showing the quality he proposes to furnish, and proposals to stale price per superficial foot wh. Dame (ero per squar' and white marble tile; 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 to | time as the halls are made ready to receive it. The Bureau will reserve the right to reject any iH al the Biss. if in its o poone = e Government to acre: am. i “ bs warge BeALAH ROGERS, | wngineer in charge Treasury ment. nee (Rep. & Int. ~ 486 52¥ FALL STOCK. 486 PAPRRHANGINGS, Boater crisis 2c iat aia Samael ts -pr for the richly orned +e most humble lence. WIN A beaptiful selection Gold Bandy a Bhadcn ‘buf, Groca end Blue Holt an mon . Green fe land, iy the yard or inade hades, OVAL PICTURE a Warranted to be Gilded wi: ld Leaf, e handasenest assortment in the District, from the best manufactory in the country. Alse,a beau- tiful “variety of dark Wood and suall-sited Oval = Carte de Visite Frames of foreign and demes- mana! re. PICTURE COORD AND TASSELS, Different aes ‘and colors, Picture Rings, Nails, &o ARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Copie ofcolsvrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary &c. : tf ‘of those renovating is called the aborembods, Ghise ware parched Be mene account e times. will be sod at the lowest re- munerative prices mv ee r goods and labor, pu “Eales meri ra for PAP) or WINDOW SHADES punctually executed < tei z Seven: -y Oight ‘adore - no 13-15" cee te at Ot oliewee Bea, HARLES 8. FOWL! s IMPORTERS. ‘nia WHOLE RETAIL A se an ! hamber | mé-com,iy ry) x it of the: friende, intend ising tbele, tenth ‘GRANDLABSEMBL oo ChsBay ‘Rie 7 November mii at A: Franklin canes sth a Tickets $1, . tloman and wife withoatehil- | 1862. Prof. WOLOWSKL'S system a parson havics | y Yard. in this city, | story. The gmount required will be about | en Inid; alse to | é foot seperate for the black | not for the in- | ———————— THE SITCATION. io THR CONPEDERATR RACE TO RICHMOND. ' ——>— STONEWALL JACKSON LE}T OUT IN THE COLD. ——»————_ BURNSIDE TO BE IN RICHMOND IN TEN DAYS. > A glance at any good map of Virginia will | show the reader that the fine march made by Burneide on Sundayand yesterday has brought his army from ten to twenty miles nearer Rich- mond than the main portion of thg Rebel army was, probably, this morning. Else the latter moved to counteract Burn- tide’s movement, sooner, much sooner, than could reasonably hare been expected; as it was | doubtless twenty-four hours afer Burnside moved before the rebel generals comprehended | BURNAIDH ANBAD H ARMY IN THE i - i x i what his movement meant, and then it proba- | bly took them tweaty-four hours more—or un- ul last night—before they could get fairly in motion to head Burnside off from Richmond. ! We now believe that he will get to Hanover | Junction at least before they can throw @ sufficient force before it to dispute its pos- session by the Army of the Potomac. Much however depends. we opine, upon the | energy with which our construction corps prorecules the work before it; as supplics of {| all kinds must speedily follow Burnside, te { eecure the triumph of his plans. The Rebel General Jackson has been fairly { maneuvered out into the cold. It is hardly possible that his corps can participate in the Frent battle for the possession of Richmond. If he haa, as is asserted 70,000 men, then he has quite half the whole Rebelarmy of the Poto- mac, clear up at the head of the Walley; at least twelve day's fair marching trom Richmond, with Burnzide’s army not six day's march from it. Butit i> plain te us that this 70,600 story ix Without fonndation, and that he has not 29,900 troops; if more than 15,000—a large number to venture to Nolate so far nway from where Lee knew well he must sooner or later fight the decisive battle of the war. Five days shauld sen that great battle over, and Burnside should have Richmond in less than ten days, as the campaign seems now to pr - However, we repeat, much indeed seem to depend om the energy aud efticsmncy of the Construction Corps. MILITARY EMEUTE. ——— 7OthNEW YORK REGIMENT TAKE POs- SION OF THE STEAMER CONNECTI- [T, AT THE ARSENAL WHARF. j > . ARREsT OF THE BINGLEADERS, — {Last night, the 170th New York regiment, be- coming enraged at the captain of the Connec’ cut, lying at thew rsenal whart, took possession of the boat and arrested the captain and crew, d refu-ed to leave. This morning, the Pro- | yost Marshal proceeded, with three companies of the i0th New Jersey, to the wharf, arrested | seven officers, restored the captain to his ves- 1, which sailed to-day with the [70th to join Bur a a Four hundred “stragglers and deserter< will be sent from Washington to-day to the con- valescent can/pend to the Army of the Poto- mac. CHANGE OF COMMANDS We hearto-day that Gen. Butterticid hasbeen promoted to the command of the portion of (Gen. Hooker's grand division lately known as Gen. Fitz John Porter's army corps; and Gen. Griffin to the command of the division lately commanded by Gen. Morell, who has been or- dered to the command of the defences of the Upper Potomac—from Cumberland down— with his headquarters at Hazerstown for the present. MEDICAL EXAMINERS APPOINTED The Commissioner of Pensions has made the following additional appeintments of surgeons io exumine applicants for invalid pensions. Viz: Dr. Joseph Hobbins, Madison, Wis.; Dr Marens O. Porter, Middfburg, Vt; Dr. Chas. L, Fiske, jr. Greenfield, Mass; Dr. Lemuel Nichols, Bellows Falls, Vt; Dr. Wellington - Bird, Mount Pleasant, Iowa: Dr. Henry Pier- pont, New Haven, Ct; Dr. Alden Biossom, Boothbay, Me.; 1. M. Lewis, Marion, Li — i oie Aneae LOCAL NEWS. Bien 8h Restle Lanor E Young MEN’s Curistian Assouratios.—The Missionary of the Associa- tion, O. P. Piteher, having arrived and entered up his work, the following public re- ligions services Were heid Iast Sabbath : ; AtitGa.m., preaching to the teamsters and ambulauce drivers in their encampment, at the headquarters of Captain German, on Twentietn by Rey. A. Culver, of Philadelphia, as. y the missionary, followed by the dis- tritution of religious papers and tracts, fur- nished by the American Traet Society and by | the Christian Commission. i | At24y p.m. preaching to the quartermaster’s men by the missionary of the Association, in the dining room of the carpenters’ mess house, on G street, neur Twenty- » followed by the distribuuion of the sacred scriptures, papers and | tracts, At3p.m., preaching in Nixon’s Amphithea- | ter, by Rev. Mr. Smith, recently of in. At 4); p. m., preaching in the Soldiers* Rest, by Rey. Mg. Smith, assisted by the missionary of the Association, followed by distribution of papers and tracts, At? p. m. preaching in Nixon's Amphithe- ater by the missionary of the Association, as- sisted by Rey. Mr. Smith and Rev. Mr. Culver. AH these_services were attended by encour- j Sging numbers and interest. At the first named place the halj (formed by epening folding doors bet ween twPlarge rooms) was Judged too small for the numbers, and more ample arrangements were posed b; the chief officer, to be short! made. ai The Association, throngh the Missiouar. Board, would desire to make publte acknowi- | @dgment to the several officer: cbarge for the | eres facilities furnished; and to the Bible Society, the American Tract Society, and the { Christian Commission for 2ppropriate material for distribution. We understand that similar services will continue to be rendered at the respective times and places named. SRE SS ieelias Tur New Prozic Seuoo, Noves.—We un- derstand the committee on new public school- houses ip the Sixth Ward—Aldermen Richards and Plant, and Mr. J. B. Ellis, of the Board of School 4Frustees—concluded last night on a lan, and the building will immediately be put in course of erection. As this building is the first of a series of new school-houses, to be psid tor out of the additional tax, a great dea} of time and labor haye been spent by the commit- tee in examining plans of approved school- houses in all the northern cities,and have had Agreat many plans laid before them. They finally adopted, wtih some modification, the plan presented -by Mr. Adolph Clues, of this city; combining, as it-does, in the opinion of the committee, more advantages story, for exhibitions, 4c. and will be Sort of Pa. avenue, between Seventh and Fighth streets east; and the will occupy the whole front the square. We congratu- late the Sg —_ Sixth tigre on this = provement. be building wil ornament ks well as useful. Its estimated cost will be ‘ayor Wallach is authorized te invite pro. posnis, the committee reserving the right to re. t any bids which they. irresponsible. The building is to be completed by the Ist day of August next. 5 —— Ornruans’ Count—Judge Purcell.—To-da: the willot Mrs. James Anna Brent, was fil for probate. The vsual routine business ooca- pied the remaindor of the session. T “For futh aon spply abroom 91, aiid x Fourth Auditor's on Shu aS CavouT AGau by , and Tested pear 8 year ago ii'swalting trial oon ladiconea jail awaiting it of the Criminal Court. Since his ~ took at the United had Bike Tiranecinentl to morrow. His di’ to whore » had not worn out jong Impricoumet ae he practised the olf by — terfeit five on . Leonard clerk, Be offering a counterfeit iy Bank of Delaware, Wilmington, well ¢ and dangerous; ‘sof the Mechaaics Teadere Dank’ of Portemsethe N. kK, —_ a Tous coun it, well done. Walter committed ‘ker to jail for this new case, and he wil! that for weich be was so long impri: jij “Ouiven Twist” at Groven’s 4 iF f ; i is of “Oliver T wis! he this fashionable we took occasion to Commend the un strong cast of characters arranged for end also remarked that the piece, success, worked, as does all new rather stiffly; but we are iibli we are infermed that all the objections to the mew machinery are now overcome, and ‘the management Assert that the piece wi _ rea. dered equally as 2G-tlive other rater fn Boge g has from the penc: great ari . Strong; the mechanical a . Jey and sesistante. In Western as Nancy Sykes, Mr. appears as Fagan, Mr. Chas. Sykes, Miss Sophie Gimber as Oliver Mr. J.L. Barret 2s Monks, &c. “Oliver ‘will not be repented after to-night. It behooves all those who desire witnessing psy, as it will be produced in all its excel. nee, te attend to-night. t lif THE ASexMp Fails, pastor of the Assembly’ the morning service last to correct frum the pulpit had appeared in the pu tne of the con; or others that suck would be the case. pat eggaestog —_ the een ment was probably mm: upon t report the churee had Recon by who had borrowed funds to relieve certain embarrassments. In explanation, he said that, some time since, three nected with the church had obtained, as alleged, the sum of three thovsand which the church had been mortgaged. persons had no authority to give a deed of trust, holding no official position. He observed, further, that there was nothing to show that this money had ever been expended on the church. ——— Brneians Anort.—A_ gang of four young men atteinpted to enter the premises o& Lieut Thompson, on Maryland avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, it d o'clock this morning. The servant hearing them at the ewent door, went to eee what they were after, and they enquired for Lieut. Thompson, evidently to ascertain if he was at home. He Was absent at the time, bat the seryant had the presence of mind to say that he was in bed and could not be disturbed, They Yyocered fora while and then moved off. An unsnccessful attempt was also mades few nights ago to enter the house of Mr, Purcell, next door to Lieut. Thompson's. tis a pra. dent thing ® keep ones house well lo@eed and barred at night, as there ix pe a canz of de predators operating now in Washington. ereaiiinanra™ Wasnixeton Money Market.—Q udtétions for stock<, coin and wncurreni money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers = =" i U.S Con Bonds, 151. U.S. 7.30 Notes .......... -134 106g U.S. Certificates Indebtedness. & 4 - Quartermasters’ Checks, paya- ble in Certificates o - 6y - U.S. Demand Notes fb = American Gold. Im American Silver,, 17 | Virginia bank notes, 45 discount; Tennessee, | 15 discount; South Carolina, Georgia, &c., as discount. ‘ A dangerous counterfeit is in circulation t day —#2, Bank of Wilmington, Del. Recipe May AkREsTED.— Yesterday BR. E. Frontield, who sports haifa dozen aliases, was’) arrested at Willards’ ona charge of being & hotel thief. beer eyes ostensible business is that ofa vender of a révipe to piake a chraper and more durable light than anybody else's light. He is detained wees house Santil communication ean be with those whomay be familfar With bis character. Cincurt Cocrt.—Yesterday the motion of the connsel of Fannie Clifford to’ dissolve the injunction obtained by L. Grover rest: her from performing &t any places of amuse ment other than those managed by Messts. Grover & Co., was overruled. To-day in chancery, the case of Harriet ¥. Ladde vs. Pairo & Nourse, was resumed. This morning the follow. ed: 72 for the 56th New York, in charge of Capt. McDonald, and 6 for the ist Maine Cavalry. /ANTED IMMEDI W ‘An recoudcbande on Gates” hevtpat Dats Peta Tnion Bakery 496 Eleventh st., . SUBNISHED HOUSE FOR Lew) some Brick HOUSE. corner of south, ay street, co: taining Saloon, Parlor, eight Cha: Library. Dining room, Bath-room, and Wate Closet, Kitchen, &¢., hay ety convenience fee & first'class residence including cooking ges, Potomac andrain water. Possession given the 9th December © premises may be exami frem | to 4 " erences given and =o rticu! Wi Mr. Building. BALLA ALL '¥NE‘S Book Store, A EPABIMENT. N - OVENPWR I8th, 1862 The following propoxals were made to the ment during the week endii = 1862, pu blieh: have the privilege of taking cosl fro ment Bepot at price now current Government takigg only the war 4 t. Government furniching or, the steamer alone t case Government viet pe —— apd taki em R ve Ls vilege ol Las any time pending the charter, at @125.00000. It Ms SHAW WILL RESUME THE E. ciser of her school on Nov. sed ge ey Cc #1 A is -— ‘erms, per darter for Engifsh mathematics an Freach or Latin. © cferenees--Rew Dr. Banderisnd’ and ee a mer patrons of the school. LIENTHALS TORACCD —Sarery, B' a L's ro: Ory. gent, corner lath si. The atte: ifthe trade is partica! A it for com ates Se SaaS Ak ‘no I7-e03t JEW RAISINS CURRANTS, FIGS, ALBERTS, . WALNUTS, aad CITRON. FRESH GROUND eth SYRUP. CHOW <B, MA of r Ane lotof PEACH ETO sa = coat rs and nt raed =< | LIME tL. A. DELLWIG'S. BHELLED CORN, ‘oA BE LPST CUP ape aay Constantly on hand at ee a's. Best made BROOMS T ch wires. pare wise OLD WHTskioO LLWTG'S, 4 Bevan = 7. LES. AND SUTLER a0} i in Barrels » ; tocether Bs wale oh ir ee oOOBy, fer tala cheap no Simpson House, at. K eth at. CO SO8NOWSKI, a 318 rane ageR TS, : 2'GOLD AND BILVER WATCHRE, ay heeennnnacl of with - ase AN WATCHES solésby me will be warrantel owt REPAIRING done by « prectisn! #8" a Poe thctch Reviving. a of ail.st 1 fetes hone ‘of 4 Mem sates ‘ :