Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1863, Page 2

4 : 7 ; v / > f ‘ 1 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY.......0CTOBER 25, 1863.. ————[——[—[—S—SE—EESSSSSS ae READING MATTER ON BEVERY PAGE. SEM OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. Washington Mency Market. Quotations for stocks, money, farnished by Lewis Bankers: coin and uncurrent 146 New Yore Rates—Fiest Boarp. Coupon 6’s, 1861, 1103g; 7-30's, 10; Certifi- cates, of Indebtedness, 9};; Gold, bs OUR MILITARY BUDGET. pe Sa eggs ses THE REBEL SITUATION. a J & Ce. | ge neroeity than justness in some of its humane johnson 9 i Statement of Prevest Marshal Gen’! Fry. statement of Provost Marshal Creneral Fry, The Provost Marshal, in his communication, 10% | indirect operation of this act, be snrely7and | 7% | = 1 | subjected to the pregent draft on a¢count of the | eluding the 50 per cent. additional, over 80 per } cent. have rej] | have not re; Three conscripts, deserters from the rebel army of the Potomac, reached their home in | THE DRAFT. Secretary Sauton has just promulgated a giving certain facts connected. with the draft. after noticing some of the disadvantages un- der which those charged with enforcing the conscription law have labored, says the gen- eral principles of the law distribute the bur- dens of military service fairly among those liable to bear them, but there is, perhaps, more provisiors. With certain modifications, which ean readily be made by Congress, the military trength of the country may, by the direct and cheaply brought into the field. Several ot the Western States have not been excess ot volunteers heretofore furnished, ana from the same cunsé the quotas in other West- ern States are rendered quite small; the pres- ent draft is therefore but a partial one, and no specific total was established as the quota for it. Of those drawn inthe present draft, in- rted in accordance with the or- ‘ds. Of the 20 per cent. who ‘ted, many are not willfal de- serters, being unavoidably absent, at sea and the like. The deserters are teing atrested. Of all examined abont 30 per cent. have been ders of the Prince William county, Va. 2 day or two exempted on account of physical disability; , about 30 per cent. have been exempted under since, and represent that Lee’s army was | the provision of the second section of the act, neyer before so pinched for supplies of all kinds. In fact, if their account be true, it must be in almost a state of starvation. They | or found pot linble to military duty on accorat | of alierage, unsuitableness of age, non-resi- dents, &c. at, ‘These latter were not liable to military duty and consequently form no portion of the Na- further state that it is understood in the rebel | tional forces. army that Gen. A. P. Hill is now in Rich- | mond in disgrace, if not in actual confine- ment, for failing to capture Meade’s supply trams during Lee’s late raid to that end. COURTS-MARTIAL. the trial of private Hugh Hawkins, of Scott’s 900, charged with disobedience of orders, and | the Teports up to this time from the seventy- such other cases as may be brought before it,- ‘The court meets at 212 F street, and its detail | has boca comp lees or has most nearly ap- is as follows: Col. George Gray, 6th Michigan | proached completion. j cavalry, president; Col. J. H. Willetts, 12th | , Since ine present rebellion began about two New Jersey volunteers; Lieut. Col. James M. By special order from Gen. Martindale a | ‘'@usit and a smal proper general Court Martial has been convened for | About 40 per cent. of the men examined have en held to service, and have either entered e army in person, furnished substitutes, or paid commutation. About one-half of those held to service have | paid commutation; of the remainder about one- third have gone in peison, and two-thirds have iurnished substitutes, and all except a few in ‘tion of deserters from among the earlier substitutes accepted are in the ranks of their regiments in front of the enemy. The proportions above given are based upon three Congressional Districts where the draft undred thousand soldiers, after entering ser- vice, have been discharged on surgeon’s certi- ‘Thompson, 107th Pennsylvania; Major S. Wil- | ficate ot disability. .1t is probable that at least sop, Sth Pennsylvania cavalry; Captain J.C. | one-halfofthem were unfit for service when Strong, 12th [llinois cavalry; Captain Wm. W. Ellis, Gist Pennsylvania volunteers; Captain their sub: A. B. Shipman, 60th New York; Captain H. E. Reinals, 6ith New York; Lieut. F. J. Messey, | 94th New York; Lieut. A. Sabine, 5th Michigan | cavalry; Lieut. G. Tuthill, 121ih New York; | Lieut. O. Look, 22d Massachusetts. Captain Wm. H. Clipperton, 7th Michigan cayalry, | Judge Adyocate. The Hays court-martial was engaged to-day in the further investigation of the Davis case. Up to the time of our report a number of wit- nesses had been examined, among them Capt. St. John and Lieut. Cooley, Pennsylvania Re- serve Corps, and Sergeant Major Silliman, 1st Oonnecticut artillery. It is probable that the def=nse will conclude its testimony to-day. The testimony for accused in the Smithson case was concluded yesterday, and the ad- journment of the case to Saturday next was to afford accused opportunity to prepare his defense. Up to noon to-day the court was not in session. On its sitting it will probably take | Wp.the case of some one of the defaulting con- tractors now awaiting trial. THE FIBST VOLUNTEER. The first vofanteer, under the President's late call, was Hon. Jas. Brewster, of Con necticut, who is 76 years of age. Being too | old for service himeelf, he offers to procure Shpprne Pepresent him in the Union $$$ NO BEBEL GUERRILLAS IN FRONT. Information received this morning at Head- quarters Department of Washington, repre- sent the immediate front as unusually clear of Tebel guerrillas at this time. THE Quota or New YorE.—Provost Mar. shal General Fry has notified Governor Sey- mour thatthe corfect quota df New York under the "prockimation of October 17th is 60,378. G 1 Also advises Gov. Seymour that New York was deficient on the 17th of October, 47,657 taen;)66 that the whole number of volun- te6rs to be raised before January next, to avoid &@ new draft is 108,085. - ComPLosenTary BENErit TO Maceis Mit- CHELL.—On Friday evening next, this accom- PlisLed young lady and-really talented actress, | is to bethe recipientof a complimentary benefit. Some of our best:citizens have taken the mat- ter in hand, and the benefit promises to be quite & brilliant affair. S87” Returns from the election in West Vir- ginia last Thursday, indicate that Hon. W: G. Brown (Union) is re-elected to Congress from the Eastern (Clarksburg) District, and ‘we presume Hon, Jacob B. Blair from the Wheeling District.. The Third (Kanawha) is not heard from. PEnrsonaL.—General D. E. Sickles aud staff | attend left the city yesterday for New York. Hon. Jesse D. Bright, of Indiana, arrived | here yesterday. ~ Generals Garfield and Negley, trom the West, | have both reached Washington. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. . Y - FROM THE WEST INDIES, “HE BEBELLION iN, DomINGd INCREAS- 1 4 See oe Sanne 4 SERGEANT OF U. 8. MARINES KILLED BY | A KEBEL. —-—__ Nzw York, Oct. 2%.- The steamer Roanoke trom Havana on the 2ist has arrived. She | brings nothing new from Mexico. The rebel- jion in St. Domingo continues to grow more Powerful and covers a greater extent of terri- | tory. The story that Puerto Plata has been | ¥ des royed by tombardment is untrue. The gunboat Port Royal sailed from Havana | thi on the 17th on a crnisa While in part. ana of h r sergeants of marines hada fist fight with .a rebel, giving the rebel a good whipping, when | the sergeant was savagely struck on the head by & weapon in the hands of another rebel, mortally woundinghim. The authorities have arrested the would-be murderer, The next English mail steamer Would take over a consul to Vera Cruz trom Havana. oe > FixanciaL.—New York papers of yeste; evening soy Pan loan market is active nak rates are uy sustained. The stock market exhibits considerable aetivity. vernment stocks were firm, and moderately active. Mis- Vi seuri sixes were without chan, sixes declined 1. Sales ey ie 1800 at 63863. It opened at 148, iS Monda: down to 1450145 x ‘atnoon, | and steod at 146% atone o'clock. Foreign ex- change was sold im the- morning at 161 for | bankers’ sterling, but at noon was offered at 160. Money is in demand at 7 per cent. 7 It is said that the son of the Mayor of of Tennessee sixes of pra Peet we, has, been taxen prisoner by | repudiation the ides that the citi- zens are willing to destroy the city in the event ot its being captured by Federals, | ‘homas J. Clay, the youngest son of Vol. | uens Vista died on th tion will | DAY EVENING, the Richart, 6th Ohio cavalry; Captain Cephus | received. It may be safely said ‘hat forty millions of money was uselessly expended in bringing them into the field, te say nothing of mg heed expense to the Government. In Great Britain under the system of yolun- tary enlistments the rejections average over 27 percent. In France, from 1831 to 1815, the average number of exemptions annually was 91,560; so, that, tosecure the contingent of $0,000 men, 174,560 conscripts were annually ex- ined. Of the recruits who presented themselves for enlistment in our regular army in 1552, 70 per cent were rejected for physical infirmities ex- clusive of ageorstature. Between ist January and Ist July last more than one-half were re- jected. These were men who desired to be ac- cepted. These proportions are of interest in connection with the fact that less than one- third of the drafted men who desired not to be accepted have been exempted on account of } physical unfitness. ‘here have been but few cases of incompe- tency, fraud, neglect or abuse in the examina- | tion of drafted men. All the expenditures up to this time on ac- count of this Burean, including the Enroll- ment, dratt and pay of officers and persons connected with it, are but little over $1,200,000. These expenditures include all made on ac- count of the machinery which has produced the arrest and return of twenty thousand de- serters. The amount of money received from the | Craft up to this date is about ten times as great as all the expenses incurred on account of the Enrollment Act: those resulting from the New York riets sre not, however, included in this statement, as they are more properly attribu- utable to other causes and other ereons than to the Gram or the oficerr of thie Bureau. of the Jour- itters’ Aseocia- rance Hall,on WEDNSU- th instant, at 7 o’clock. Br order of the President 1t* TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ee OF CHARGE, BY PROF. WAL- AOR’S Bi. BIETHOD.—Persons are invited to call and have their teeth extracted without pain at my office, No, 242 \. }, between 12th and ik strecta,cn 7H pAb ‘a 14 29th, between the o'el 5 1 si Dr. 8. B. LEWIE, Dentist. & EULOGY UPON Li G ter ot the a her Be panD — A ROTO gies gas held at ve ite Brother ¥. P Paca, GM. of Masons, will be d-livered by P.G: MB. B. Frenxcn, at ie East Was . Chureh, SATURDAY 'BVBNING, the tant, at 7% o'lock, The public are Juvited to attend, 18440 H. McCArHRAN, oc 28-4t* Bee W.N L.No 4 ST. PATRICK'S PAI ODD FaLLOWS’ HALL. ity of and Usefal Articles for sale. The Confectionery and Lunch Tables supplied with every delicac; The Ladi th f their fri é tg Ladies solltt © patronage o! tole teteade EN LVANIA) 'N THE OLTY OF KS Wertington are requested to attend a meet- ing gishe Exe itive Committes of the P. iva- nis Belief Association, at the Dales of the Pennsylvavia State oA No 487 Eleventh st.. Binsfobns anvccn oy mee Weert . importance is n- aldered in connection with the recent arrest. = it* J. B. BRADY, Ohairman. WASHINGTON NAVAL Pad A.M. wilt meet ef that Hath ons? s at their Hall.corner or avenue and Sth street cast, BATUR’ BVBNING next, Slet instant to stisad the Boa late Brother MWe ey ee ete or oar Le -@. MB. YP. GE. Masons in good standing are fraternally invited te . I8AA0 H. McOHTHRAN, 0 28-4t™ Secretary, SHEPHEBDS OF BETHLBHEM !—Star of bs ‘Th the East Counc: . 1 —The regul: ti ww helt foe hal milthst., between F andy, PHURSDAY EVENING. zoth tost., 715 o'clock: attendanc: ev he i By erder ofthe W. 8.M. J. W- MINOR Res bem st™ (S70 AEE Wom it may Gonomay. Becisten’ . Oct. 17, 1863. Notice is hereby aiven remarry ys rns. , metailera of cpa g . Wines and Cordials. to Grocers. Metisines, xe fame >, Wate! . Wood an ; also, to Keepers of Hackney Onrriages NIGHT SCHOOL,—The Night School f Vem an District will be opened ou WED. DAY, Sth inst., at the school room corner of ork avenue and 6th atreet. It is earnestl; boped that the young men of the Third and ti Wi will avail thomerives of the ope ror ell a0 sdacstion free of ex- 504 H street, between Tth and Sih >" By order of the Bub Board. oc 24 lw ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD, MBE. AARON NEWBERGEE, of the firm of Rohr & Newberger, No. 144 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. 0.,who has been in bad health for some time vast, loft his home on the night of the Zist instant His deseription is as follows: Hight 5 fect 6 inches; | @ark complexion; black hair; black side whiskers and black moustache; well set; dressed ina brown coat, black pants and vest, black slouch hat, The above reward will be given for any information where he may be foand if slive, and if dexd_950 for the recovery of his body, _ HENRY BOHR, Oc 24-6t" 144 Bridge street, Georgetown. THE ORE 08 %3-Im* (le gigta eRe SHAFYIBLDS FATTIMORS : fais ma etteere Fee das tetera) Seine Lu. notice, and Ompib: Billi T st and Gontectionsry. and for Hawtine and Peaiitae? and Dealers in Old Iron, Brass, Copper, &e., will expire on MONDAY the 2d day of November next, | office within ten da) ont aa L ae cc %7-dtNov? Oe eautar OFFicCiaL. ASTRY: ARTMENT, MP) ROLLSR OF Tue Cuaeencr, Soiee Waeurnatox, October, 1853. Statement of the Condition of the Natienal Banks fer the Quarter ending Octeder 1, 1863, j Asaregate Resources. Loans and_Discounts .. 4.785,714 Due from Banks and Bavkers. 2,048,953 Ft foe Fe stom Dicsctors S150 s ate, Fixtures, 1p Pr 141 37 at ie and Legal Tende-s Tae pegal Tende-s...........- x Beads devorited. with United ‘Siates Treasurer to secure | oer eee 3,875,275 00 United States and State Bonds on han 955,118 79 Bills of Suspended Banks and Debt a8 pense Accoun' rofitand Loss, ‘other items...7 135,592 91 314,073 633 01 Cay 86,2867 Profit ai - 168505 & Lue to Bankers 822,519 Due to Individuals and Corpor: other than Banks.....,..... 105,640 8 Due 4 reasurer United Bates. + BE pO eo = 5 $31,885 56 r 261,4178 $14,073,688 97 Note —The-foregoing embraces the October r- tutns of only a part of the Banks organized under the National Gutrency act, A large number of tle Banks to which certificates had been issued had not Sommpneed “be: a on Shei iet srateat, set nse made no returns 18 Office. opfeauently mage me OULLOOH, Comptroller. OR SALE—A fine FAMILY HOBSR, perfect gentile in any harness; and sold only be- cause the owner has no use for him. Appl! at J.0. JACKSON & CO ‘B Feed Store, 71! Bs street, adjoining Canal Bridge. *" 0028 8:* BRICK FOR SALE. RBIVING And forssle one hundred anid ffty thousand HARD BRIOK, Inquire of aKN ; M. 81 H at Wm. Olabaugh’s Watts ey BEbeThe steamer 8, — je ‘ia, has arrived. Con- oc 28 lw* Norrom TO Seymour, from Philadel; is, NOW ready . BY: AVI) IN, Agts.. 1t* ek legey) Pact aie € PINIONS OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE BE- : rable, on Negroes as Slaves, as Citizens and Soldiers. By George Livermore; 0c. Merivale’s History of the Romans, vol. Fashion and . By Mrs, Ann8, Fhe Rejected Wife. By Mr,. Stephens; $1. The Hares. By Mrs, Btey hens; $1 be The Old Homestead. By Mrs. Stephens; $1. Mary Derwent. By Mrs. Stephens; Coniederate (official) Reports of Bat 12.50, Gowman's Household Book of Science; Fe 1 . 2 vo! May's Oonstitutional Hintory of Bugi: 33.” [oc 73) FRANC TAYLOR. PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, . I beg your attention to my large stock of superior PIANU FORTS. conristing of every style, finish and sise from the largest, oldest and best ~-anufactories of the country, at pr.ces and terms that defy competition. We are the sole agents for the Pianos we eell. and being the oldest, longest and best established and most favorably anown Music Store in this city is of itself the beat assurance that we do business upon the true principles, and we can refer with oride to TANOS, the hundieds of persons who bave bought Pianos } from us. We take old Pianos in part pay for new. i] old Pianos upon easy terms at bargsins. Also, always on hand, the largest stock of @UITARS VIOLINS, BANJOS, DbU M8, MUSIC and every article in the Musi nmese, 18, enue, oe 38 3t FURNITURE. doth sts, nf FURNITURE. NORTHERN LIBERTIES FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, 369 Sevantu Staemr, bet, I and K ats. We have just received a very large and complete assortment of— BLANKETS OROCKRRY, G@LABS 'WARE TIN Wa Cy Astons, an wandANls, Wwuuv: Wiplow WARE, BA®! A BRUSHES, &c,.&c, which we are selling at prices thet suits the times. Having purchssed the whole stock tor cash at old pi . we are satisfied that by giving usa call persons wishing articles inour line will find that they will save at least 15 per cent. by pur- sharing at cnetios *. BONTZ & GRIFFITH'S NonrHean Lisgatizs’ HOUSRFURNISHING ‘WAREROOM, "to receiving their | Povicze RErowts—Second Precinct.—Jno. Ber: rman, riding on pavement; dismissed. Julia Rosell, threats; bail for peace. Third Precinct.—Mary Tbomas, drunk: dis- missed. Wm. Johnson, disorderly; $5 56. Marv BOPpPO gp AL 8. . 8. x ph cg 58 J as ‘tt " ALED Proposars, each clas? reprratety wns reoetves at this by Pg EDITION 2 g’clooky m do.; $2.56, John Bayner, malicious mis- { the 24 day of December mint, for furnishing to Wich dismisacd, “Edw'd Ragan, drunk; do, | teu? & Marine Gorge during ast the Fourth Precinct. Wm. Bart, firing pistol in following supriics. to be delivered at the Boe of 4 O'CLOOK P. M. thestreet; $5. Thos. Linkins, drunk and dis- | the Assi-tem of the pg del . Pa., free of chi in ee quantities as may. quired, vis : = ws CLARE Bo 1. lue Kersey, all wool, free from bead TH) Side; to reigh touness(o the rf at from 000 veer, se oe widest weigh ai sents ae tric Dark Bios Priieg Gio, att woo Biue oth, all Nl, for Seema coats, (indigo wool dyed,) 5¢ imehes to the orderly; $5. Hannah Hallsy, larceny; di m . John Gill and Wm. Yates, disorderly; m time to time be re- SUFFERINGS OF FEDERAL PRISON- ERS.IN RICHMOND. It is certainly known here that our prisoners in Richmond were never so badly treated as at present. They are being starved by the rebel authorities, and more or less of them are actu- bh. Oct Precinct.—Benjamin Davage, riding on pavement; $2. Mores Dickson, do. Ohas. Bittas, drank and disorderly; military. B. T. Hammond, do.; do. James Clark, drunk and ro‘ane; $2. Chas. Leap, druvk; military. J. Biark, creating nuisance; $147. John Drunk, drunk and disorderly; military. i: inct.—Frarcis Brown, disorderly; wide, yari ally dying from exposure to the cold in their | 4.7eult OT Top Tobias, Jno. Johnson, d yaras, Beariet 7 a eel oentneal- nakedness. The excuse for this treatment is | military. Benjamin Harking, do; deferred. ved, inches wide, weig! ounces p: e Shade, threats; bail for peace. Jas. Hend-* cL No.% that the “rebel government does "al! it can for Ac eer? haape fenton | ¢poo yartaate-aeee see them, theif troops in the field faring nearly | Ja‘, H. Burch, d0.;#2 each. Amanda Robey. gil wool (indigo wool dyed ) 61 inches wide, as badly. The War Department here is strain. | Profane and indecent language; %. 18000 vos {Bouross \ for shirt, é DESERTERS ARBBSTED.—The detectives at- wool, Zin 6, to ing every nerve to relieve our brave unfor- weigh 6: ounces ba rigs 1,000 Gray Blankets. all woo! eS weigh four i si ’s office, to-day arrested nde tunates, though we fear that much intended be pgp pab: gbpinete. I John ©. Wenman, cache with letters OB Metin lnk eee for our brave‘ unfortonates, will, on arriving | the. Silo wane, inches longin the center; to be 7 feet lo: company D, i7th N.Y.; John Hamilton, com- ng ny Ee ist Mich.; James V. Flint, do., do.; J. Wytenan, company B, @ist N. Y,; Waters, (Putnam rs,) lst Md, cavenry E. Brown, company K, Sth U.S. Osvalry; J. E. Wilcoxen, company H, 12th Ill. cavalry; Henry Williams, company C, Ist U.S. colored troops; W. F. Skinner and W. H. Henning, trom the draft; John Cullis, Richard Cramp and Richard Henry, (colored,) from the draft; and 5 feet wide, and free from grease 7,900 pair of Woolen Bocks, three sites, Properly made of good fleece ook, with double an twisted yarn. to weigh t! pounds per dozen pairs, free from grease. CLABES No 3. €,000 yards White Linen for Panta, 30 inches wide, to weigh 13 ounces per yard 10,00 yarde W vite Linen for Shirts, 90 inches wide, igh 1 on ard within the rebel lines, be diverted to other purposes. REBEL SYMPATHIZERS ARRESTED. A number of citizens along the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, charged with harboring rebel guerrillas, have been arrested by Colonel Baker's forces, within aday or two past, and | Henry Smallwood, (colored,) accepted man, | 16,00 vara engine for fischer inches brought to this city. Some of them were cent | There were about 1,000 drafted men who failed . cea ieee to the Old Capitol, And others released on | to report to the board as ordered, of which about 100 have been arrested or have reported | 1.(0) Uniform Caps. co parole bobstrelbenet gi: that they were inne: 1,26 has rouinforenee ls Ws E EPRI SHARES 4,60 Fatigue 5 covers, o “We learn that rebel guerrillas have received CaLuine NaMEs.—Yesterday afternoon, as = cloth, indtgo wha he} = on i i the crowd were returning from the races, the 200 Btock: much ald ‘and contlart Jchve: peries residing well-known Sarah Austin and a companion CLASB No. 5 | long the line of the above-mentioned road. | ‘were in a carriage, and Fannie Lee and Fan- | $10 gross Goat Buttons. (eagle) Itis the intention of the authorities to arrest | nie Dennis on enother; ie panels. sane co grees Veet Buttons, ( a i ‘bori: 4 led out that the other carriage contain airs Yi 8 Bt | and punish all rare eou one ee “tub of guts,” and ee cm peng Pa of ae] ee 5 bid ora mobi end ro x x 5. kind. Miss Austin called officers Walling ani r Nariowat, LOAs—Sabactin tens tone baad Harrison, and the case was taken before Jus- 140 one Beat Bullion for privates loan, at the office of Jay Cooke & Co.,have | tice Cuil, where Fannie Dennis behaved in a| — oon Bed, Srse Pintieg amounted for the week ending to-day, to | very disorderly manner. The Justice fined $00 yards of Bea Gord 14,570,450. both the Fannie’s $2.50 each. 100 Swords for sergeants ee It seems that ee ate been 8 Dre vipat aig: & Swords for musicians AWARDED.—The stationery contract for the | culty between ‘iss Austin and Miss e, 40 Drums. (tenor,) comp! Post Office Department has been awarded to wpen tae ae wae & boarder at the establish- ib sid SO Heads Philp & Solomons, of this-city. Tae ONE) —_— 3° Snare Dram Heade Shige ee RES re REAL Estate SaLes—By J.C. MeGuire & La Dram Ruares Washington Money Market—Latest Que- | ¢o.—Lot on New Jersey avenue, between D 30 Boxwood “ B” Fifes. tations. and E streets north, with improvements, (an ‘CLASS No. 6. Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bank- | old frame warehouse;) purchased by F. S. | 1.9400 pairs Army Boots (infantry pattsra? ers: Koones, for $1,960. CLABB No. 7 - Sel By Green & Williams—Lot corner of I and | 4 9 Cartridge Boxes Pale U. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1981 .. 110% | Tenth streets north, with two-story frame | 1’3n0 Bayonet Bcanbards U. 8. 5°20's ... — | house and store; to G. J. Merser, for $4,500. A | 1:200 Percussion Gap Pouches, U.S. 7.30 Notes 107% | lot on I, between Fourth and Fifth streets | 1.200 Box Belts = north, with frame house; to Thomas Conner, | 1,200 Poveset s matte lew Certificates — for $1,355. Lot 16, insquare 367, on B, between ew eg ea a ae 116°, | Sixth and Seventh eeeisi east; to Jacob Jou- | 359 Breast Plates ican Silver. - al, for $¥ cents iS Oe EW TORK RATES—SECOND BOARD, SENSORS Chua ert . net Per oLass No.3 Coupon 6's, 1881, 110%; 7-30's, 1074; Certifi- | wHarrrse a CrTIz James Grimley, 3d | 1,400 Ena) ‘ cates of Indebtedness, 99; Gold, Us; Alton | pennsylvania cavalry, yesterday afternoon 0 Haversaeks and Terrahaute, 66%; Michigan Southern, 97 ¥; | naited Wm. Bradly, a discharged soldier, in ope 400 Musket wo Sn jo. 9. ‘or making and trimming the following articies, ries "Watch coats; sergeants’, corporals’, musicians’ ees eae ; filarnel ant 4 85 flannel sackt, aud red and blue fackets for bors. The above-mentioned articles must conforia, in Chicago and Northwestern, 47¥; Quicksil- citizens clothes, and drew his pistol, when ver, 6S. officer Keating came up with officer Harrison, and he discharged the pistol, the ball passing near the breast of the former, and the powder burning the hands of both officers. The offen- der was taken into the Station-house, and this morning was turned over tothe military au- tnorities. ALLEGED FRAUDS UPON THE GOVERNMENT. The Washington correspondent of the N. Y. 5 ‘ : d patterns in Times, inthat paper of yesterday says: On > ots to the sesied standar: Friday last Mr. Williameon, of the Pennsvl va- A DIsGRACEFUL Sianr.—Yesterday after. She Gasttersansiee, Marin nia Soldier's Relief Association, and Dr. Bloss, | yoon, after the conclusion of the races, two fen Bo: of the Michigan Relief Association, were ar- rested by Col. Baker, on a charge of stealing | Government property—rags, lint, &c., alleged | to be the refuse in rooms which they were va- cating, and which they sold toa paper manu- | facturer. The procesns were deposited in Jay, | Cooke & Co.’s Bank to the credit of their Relief Association. The constant theft of military proryerty seemingly justified this arrest. Wii- | liamson is being incarcerated here, and Bloss in Michigan, where he was one visit. Butthe refusal of their requests to be allowed to ex- plain the transaction alleged to be felonious, and tosummon reputable witnesses to prove maste: Philad andat the lyn, New York, and Boston, they can be examined. And whenever the articles named above, or any pertion of them, shall be considered as not fealty. conforming mee they will be tejected, the eontractor will be bound to furnish others of the required kind at opce, or the Qua:tormaster wal sapey the deficiency at the expense of the ntractor. Payment will be made upon the accepted 4 of the whole quantity which be ordered, withholding tep per cent. from the wot of account rendered under e second order, and ten per cent. from account officers in company with two «fair but frail” ‘women who were there, returned to the city in an open carriage, and stopped near the corner of Second street east and A north, whea they msde a disgraceful exhibition of themselves by hugging and kissing each other in tullsight of a regiment which was on dress parade. ee geal FourtH Warp STATION CA8E8 —Jno. Ells- worth, suspicious character, military. Sarah Collins, drunk in the street; dismissed. John Warner, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. Patrick Burke, do.; military. Jas. Owenner, * bail for i tt nder second order until third order is their innocener, gives a.character tothe pro- | #ssault and battery; bail for court Ellen El- | rendersuvnier aniil the contract 1s completed ceeding which will lead toa rather public in- iis Coombe, do; $2 pede & ~ Saarg) 4, | “Each proposal must be accompanied by the follow- estga noe to-morrow evening, in which some ba i ing guarantee: Form 6} Gemranien, Yin Paper well as very indignantmen DisoRpERLy Soupizrs.—Wm. Budois, serg't, The mbnertenes. RSG ay OES pica The Philadelpuia Inquirer of this morning | !Sth N. Y., and B. F. Hammond, 2d Delaware, ot Sa matia ne ‘the foregoing bid of says that Mr. Williameon has been dischargea, | Were arrested by policeman 78 for being drunk, | DereDY FUMEne Ste aias above denciived’ be ‘accept it having been ascertained that he was acting | 294 as they were being taken to the guard- . he or they will, days after the receipt. according to instructions, and that the proper- | 2ouse, the first-named struck a lady who was | ofthe contract at the office named, execa’ ty which he disposed of did not belong to the walking with her husband, and came near get- cient the contract for the same, with good and securities ; and in case the said to enter into contract as aforesaid, we Lege ger to make good the Simrenee between the offer of overnment, but to the he was acting. ting a good thrashing from the husband. ai Association for which : LT EPR BT 369 Seventh Street, 06 $8-1m cnn Between I and K, p2rosars FOR BAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN Assis?AN? QUARTERMASTER’s OFFICE, Fypec Department, corner @ and 2d sts , Written Proposals are lavived for furniahine Ms Straw Oats, and Gorn. for the use of this Dopat be delivered st the t or at any of the the Proposala to be addressed t the undersigned and they should state ‘the juantity of each anicle “lPropoaaia will be received te fre thourasd (4.000) gonale ved for our: r bushels of Corn or Oats, and fifty 50) tons of Hay oF wW, and upwards, unless it should be for the in- Senaat St the Govesmment to contract for a less acount, All grain to be put in good sacks, of about two (2f bushels e ‘urnished the cost of the ogatracter are fo.be. ak Ali'drela*and Hay ace BESCe Soar 4 SS bo ond in 5 Jeatfn a rigid w offere ny r. inspection by the Governme: tracts will be awarded from time to ti = aeneats repponal bia bidders, as the interes ot juire. ood securit; will be required for th fulfliment ofaay contract made under thisstvers ent to be \t contracts 100 made at the soaiatony af the | Sepia and Assistant Quartermaster, U. 8. A. 0c38-tf WILL BE A SALE AT T. Lf T ‘ound, corner of N and Half streets, on Wax peaday, the 28th instant, ass. .m., of three white , one peice Bo row, one spotted erm: Le att SOHN TOOMBS, Poundmaster, 2. BR. SUI BR, SUOQRSSOR TO H. F, CIT! ‘4 Tandy Ree Y ‘Metropolitan ee late Brown’ s,) PP Slhbisesshent 2) ‘OR SALE Si: F WORE Mite sidiilaiens large sised YOUNG Will be sold low, Inquire at HUGUELY & BOWEN’S Btab! New York ave oc 27 St* tween 6th EW BUCK WGE, Fieher’s Dnrivelied IaNoe, MBAT. Ghoice 80 CURED HAMS GRAN BREEDS, pikes EGGS, GREEN’ GINGER, Riau Just received et foe Oy PY pauare oe 2-Stif corner B and Ninth sts, Li#® iB TAMMLMEK nsitiats x 1 The subseri Fresh Burned P. wl Cr se Bian oc 26-Im™ Bridge: {tZAMEE BALTIMORE HAS ARRIVED from New York, and is dis- cbareing cargo af ‘foot’ of "Pig street, rgetown. yt please attend to the reception of their goods at once, 6026 -8t MORGAN & RAINBHART, Agts. FALE—A BLOODED FILLY, three and one. f years old, ntle, amall and tifally- tioned. A" Fiske ged seneieTcbinal ors wip, Se ose wei ha a Gate, between the hours off sm. ana + 0c 96-20* Aorine mas: "3 MATE 0. : ing deserted from the OM EERO. x sonns x! reby offered for his rey Eutaw,”’ on of Isher ore or Hesperides gu aaleery By order of the a Honorable. the Becretast oF the Navy. AN. A. ‘00D. Comia. 00% Navy Yard, Washington. Btckewusart rioges. Another aw sant received oy et "*" Gon iit rheat, Bloat Cor. T and 1186 ane and9th strosts. SS as Raa A Sa vate Stab asta oi ——>——_ SgconD Warp Station Cases.—Adelaide ‘acce! Dip’ Get Orr.—Under the late draft, F. | Alexander, disorderly; $2. Jno. Brown, intoxi- heed a sper pe accent. N. Paddleford, a messenger in the Paymaster | cation and disorderly; $2._ Jeremiah Donivan, C. D., Guaranto: General's office, was among the luciry ones, | suspicion; for hearing. Jeremiah Kane, at- B. F., Witness, —, but he did not appear before the board for ex- | tempt at burglary; for hearing. Jos. Davis, | _ I hereby certify that the above named —_~ emption, although his name appears upon the | sleeping in the street; dismissed. are known to meas men of property, and able to books as having been exempted on account ot being under age, and the mference is that he sent a boy to personate him, who obtained the ——_-—_ Ho be algned by the Uulved Btates District Fusce ARRESTED.—OUne of the detectives arrested United Btstes Blstrictatiorne or Collector. . exerays Dapers. He collected fener this morning, J. at ares at ae Ber- A 0 pro will be: = unless accompanied tion 5 ec in. the office | ry, on the charge of dislo) and they were al guarantee. nearly $300, and stated that he paid the ‘. \d to ‘i jews pspers authorised to publish the above will geon $200 for his exemption, which was, of | ommited to the guardhouse d the paper containing the first insertion to the 86) Fe, Sadar tess 5 vuanes, or manatee 1e |, OF mani Ting cstablishment, must be specifically stated in the Seopoeal, Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope * Pro- for Supplies for Marine Cor: for 1964,” end Sddressed to Major WM. B, SLACK, Quarter: Taster, M. 0., Washington. ocai-iawiw 8e00! a ird floors, street, bet. M N, 5 i oc Bat" course, false, although the story travelled fast. The attention of Capt. Scheetz Miia called to the fact about the time the board closed their ses- sions at the City Hall, and he has been investi- gating the affair, in order to arrest, if possible, Paddleford’s accomplices; and on Saturday, having the game dead on him, he was arrested and taken to the office, where, afierhe had made a statement, denying the story which he had put afloat relative to his paying the sar- geon for his exemption pa; My ined aud passed as an able-bodied man, and Sece TES Masonic Visrt.—We hear that the Knights Templar of this city will, by invitation, visit the Amerizan Institnte, Baltimore, in a body, to-morrow, going by the 3 p. m. train. —.___ ORDERED TO CLOsE.—J. Igle, Patrick Craty and Mrs. Doyle, keepers of drinking-houses in the vicinity of Harewood ital, have been ordered to permanently close their places, ——.—_—_. Cars FOR OOLOBED PassENGERS.—Six cars, designed tor colored passengers, will be placed. KENDALL'S ‘was placed in the guard-room attached to the office, He was sent yesterday to Mason's | "PO me sttee: railroad to-morrow. ANBOLINE FOR THR MAIR, |, (contraband station.) trom which he Ix Qvop.—Patrick Macke: : P. —l y was committed MBOLINE will Desent with the néxt draft to the army. to the Central Guard-house for buying Gov- 4 MOISTENS, “ARRESTS OF DESERTERS.—Captatti Schesty’s | C™™™ent property. BRAUTIFIE,, detectives have recently been doing a large = —— business in the way of arresting deserters; and WARZED_By a respectable Girl, a SITU A- ODORATES, it is needless to say that this is about the best TION as Chambermaid, Apply ‘at No. 705 LENGHTHENS, poring business nw eae Lid premium paid | 6th street. corner of I (Island). 1* LNVIGORATES, for each deserter being $30. esterday, the fol- 3 ai or fs Jat Indiana arti ery, battery A; Sam’'l MeDow- 7, tar ofice.” facets Uae EMBELLISHES ell, 52d New York. company I; a’k Wagner, 3 4th Pennsylvania cavalryy, band; Robert Wal- ea re ee ee T; KENDALL'S AMBOLIN®E isa rare compound stimulating extracts-from Flowers, Roots, aad Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and P: MANENT VIGOR of the HAIR, + “Highly beneficial where the hair requires gentle stimula=t,”” Dz. CHILTON. “Have never had anything which #0 perfectiy answers the purpose of a hair dressing.” : 4 est wages given to ennsylyania cavalry, company A; 5 and m a Thaddeus Ross, colored, deserter Route the Yee) yeristr crs reste iis oR if draft; Wm. Brown, colored, deserter from the | pan assotday aeaninn GA ps Thomas Witham, colored, deserter from Britten gery evening, 4th indtent. in cinity of 18th a and Penn syenue,a PHO- the draft; Albert Johnson, colored, deserter | Od i ining r from the draft; Henry Willams, colored, Ist U. | with zaitaiG aes 6 otras is ‘on the ‘hoever will return it to the under- S, colored troops, company C; Lawrence Sal- | first page. - y y 3 a. signed, will receive a libera’ reward. len, 6th New York battery; John E. Wilcox, Tenn abed. ive MaRSHAELY “BLED i2th Illinois cayairy, company H; Edward Brown, 5th U.S. caval » company K; J. D. Uzzell, 1th Brooklyn; Edw’d Draker, colore:! OR SALE—A First rate Chance.—The unex- WARREN WARD, Bac., deserter from the draft. R - : F pirad: (ten mouths Gee he Good Will, ‘and No. 277 Canal street, N. ¥, F ute 679 Beventh street, between E snd Fe visng: | ‘After being bald for seven years your AMBO- ATAL ACCIDENT Death of A. G. Dungan, | There js a large Stable and the Sore has | LIMB has covered the entire scalp with NEW Eig of Baltimore —As the half-past six o'clock | heen a. b stand for nyears. This isa | HAIR,” Prof. 7OHN SENIA, in was leaving last evening for Baltimore, | splendid opportunity and one rare! iy met with ; the % No. 35 King street, N.Y. Mr. Dungan, in moving from one car to the Bieues mer about moving West. Apply to Mc. x! Sata other, fell under the cars, and the entire train ABRISON, on the’ premises, entrance up side For sele’by all Druggists and Fancy Goods passed, over him, his legs near the | Siley. 0076-4t"_ | Dealers. Put in boxes, (containing two bottles,) ips. Mr. Smith, ehief of tation of the ILT FRAME -MIRBORS. price $1 Baltimore ‘and Ohio railroad, telegraphed to ——s s a at whol by Mr. Koons. the it im this city, to do all that | We have just received avery fine assortment of | Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by xs poesinga for Bim, as he wan srell-kilo wt Gils peeeeweireare which we offer for a small ad- KENDALL & BANNISTEX, and much respec! itizen of ore. jl] : yates, 10-om fi Broapwar,N. ¥, Koons bad him conveyed to’ the Douglas Hos- | 1 ery superior Gilt ¥ Marble ea ae eie Rice Mir- | _ © PESOS BNA AT pital, where the most attentive care was be- | 1 second-hand French Plate Mirror id APTAIN ED, DE REU stowed on him by Dr. Letterman. He died, | Oval Gilt Frame Mirrors with or without ornaments Cc Has NOW OPEN however, aboot 10 o’clock, and was conscious | Arch-top es = 8 «| Over T. B. Barr & Co.'s Store, No. 496 Ninth to the last, He expressed agreat desire to see | Square BONTZ & if Ri a street, pear Penntylvania avenue, (National Rite bis father and wile. Mr. Dungan was about | 4035 sogt__) 360 2that bettoee beet Bite, | STON) BIS Ds peNGm ACADEMY es ing himself in this city, representing = — | with all ofarme and small-sword feat some mills in Baltimore. His family is ex- By WM. L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers, ing, the new S, and bayonet fencing. cted here to-day. In the interim, Mr. John | Atthe Horse Bazaar, 9S south srde Lonisiana avenue, or youths from seven years and w: , calis- - rele of ais cit + has made rer provision AE ed be tay Tenth streets, nem _ Se Pest zzmonatl 3 eo and lor the transit v: en more. REY n from 9 a.m m, Pusoed corer A: AnD ree ~ Avorn oe from 8 to 10 p, m.every day. or terms and certif- cates call at the Acade: Puarron. fs SATURDAY MORNING, Sist inst.. at 10 0% os i jesin classes, Also, single par aeiuate Tossons by couple ary x Orses, & tome eton, l. ons WM. WATS 6 OO ei usta, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UOTION SALE OF GROOBRIRS, LIQUORS, ee a Criminal Court, Judge Fisher—Yesterday, John Flaherty, charged with manslaughter in causing the death of James Donohue, was found not guilty. David Jordan, indicted for an assault and pe ene es NEY BOOKS BY JEAN PAUL AND OTHERS. resisting an officer, submitted his case, and was Levana; or, the Doctrine of Bducation, By Goop WILL, anp Fr: Bichier. ‘Price $1.50. r Myohn Watson etd Joke Rominey, indicted MONDAY. ‘the 3d ‘day ‘of 3 Novem ext oe} ai Matsed Ll gy Death, and Secor Stns tor an sesault and battery with intent to Kill | Q Streew north: all of the Bice, Giok Sage eee | nus Biveakes. By Jean’ P ter. 2 vols. _ Simonds, plead guilty of an assault | tures, &c., &¢., to be sold to the Lighest bidder ine | Price £275, Life and i ties and battery only, and were nominally sen- | cash, all together. as LOT aslated be Ms tit Religious Duties. tenced. Moe le a. Gomdinad aie ecossd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, | ZAczoRKe. - os cies Bie . the larceny of a ‘watch from ‘Anthony Patent, “ WILE Bane ene irae wee rear hs varee tind Posse By netbee Hoary the Albany Front and sentenced to one year in | WV % Wench Seem between, G sad oo io Bala of th o above’ the Albany Penitentiary. In another case, of | pripaY MOBNING Sith, at Worelook, Copkes a3 e sent by mail, free cf postage stealing ® watch from by Washington, a | the BTOOK of a Grocer. ‘business, We | © TcelPEs by, ea ald: and Randal Tolson, i Coffee, Teas med Fruits, Ohewing and 38-St ve TRILP & SOLOMONB, 1° Lt son n= g oir for an Sassi and battery, % were » found Snes. Tebacte $e te re, Coal | —°° TrEs = 7 guilty, and sentenced to pay a and | Yur ged torka, 6 ‘ 5 Braskes TEE AND en : Seat, Sale ti ts, Wood’ tnd hore “o . wae PE mB. E ures. Coal at W- ti, LRWIB 2 00. Auctioneers, ” CORWIN 2B; ons 9¢ OE AS pend ot aces, er) one i. ‘old and re? and price. o¢ T-eola* Fy R PS ee 7 Boi aa ad te