Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1864, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. i of Prisener Reperts of 8 Moving on Selma. Ala.—Arrival of a Federal Fleet in Mobile Bay—Preceed- ings of the Rebel Congress—Williamsen R. W. Cobb Deciared Disloyal. We have received the Richmond Whig of the 16tb, from which we extract the following: Glerious News from East Teanessee. Breckinridge is not only intell ally great but he is as brave as the bravest, and seems to have learned the art of war by intuitien. Like | Forrest, he is ever able to accomplish what others deem im ible. In East Tennessee he has at asingle blow swept away the pre: tige of what the Yankees claim as a g | victcry. ‘The following dispatch, received at the War Department last night, speaks for | itself, and hardly needed the brief preface we WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY....... NOVEMBER 19, 1564, BP” READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. BER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBELB- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTEB, aaa TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. FROM THE WEST. plas ab sear} eather: A Fight Reported between Ge inridge snd Gillem, at als Breck. Vs Ga Breckinridge’s F Me: give it: lem Reperted Defeated with a L Heapquarters Army NortTsern Vir- 400 Prisoners—No the fmvasion Ginra, Nov. 15.—Hon. James A. Seddon, Secre- of Kentucky are Apprehended—The Mil- tary of War:—Gen. Breckinridge reports that itary Fully Prepareé te eet any Ad- op the night of the 13th he turned Ball’s Gap, vance of the Rebels inte the State. | when the enemy attempted to retreat. About —_>— ; one o'clock on the 1ith, with Vaughn's and LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.—intelligence deemed | Duke's commands, he struck their column pay deren vrpecagencton| on gpl Mage ge ghee ~ Ww positively daterrained,: says tlist very:secentty | eaissons and horses ‘Complete, fifty wagots, the rebel General Breckinridge, with ten thou- loaded, with teams, ambulances with medical sand men, attacked General Gillem nearBull’s supplies, &c., were captured. R. E. Leg. Gap, Tennessee, and after a desperate fight defeated Gillem, who lost four hundred pris- From the Army of Tennessee. _ ., General Hood is in motion, and his destina- oners. The number of killed and wounded is Not stoted. tion is thought to be East Tennessee. Qn the No fears of the invasion of Kentucky, as other band, we have rezson to believe, trom consequent on this reverse, are apprehended, the best information which has reached us, that Sherman designs to evacuate Atlanta en- the military authorities being fully prepared to meet any advance of such @ force into the tirely. The larger portion of his force, it is State. Teported. is already moving towards Selm1, Ala., and, if this be trae, Mobile must be his destination. Apropos to this conjecture, we | learn that an immense fleet of transports, laden with stores, bas arrived in Mobile Bay, which loeks as if 8 movement is contemplated at an early day in that quarter. We have, upon the above hypothesis, the most singular feature of the war—that is, of two large armies passiag each other by a sort of flank movement and moving in an opposite direction. Sherman may bea shrewd banker, a stubborn fighter, and & prospective candidate for Presidential bonors ; but we venture the prediction that he bas been woefully outgeneraled this time. We shall soon see. The situation is certainly 10- creasing in interest. Expulsion of W. R. W. Cobb. We find the following in Tuesday’s proeeed- ings 01 the rebel Congress : Horses for the Rebels. Hairax, Nov. 17.—The propeller Merritt, from Montreal for Nassan, with 200 horses for the rebels, has putinto Picton for coal and sails to-morrow. illness of the President's Private Secreta- ry. St. Lours, Nov. 17.—Mr. Nicolay, the Presi- dent’s private secretary, is lying quite ill at | the Lindell Hotel in this city. FROM HAGERSTOWN. (Correspondence of The Star | Hacgnstown, Nov. 17.—Editor Star- The | wittrameon R. W CORD DECLARED DISLOYAL. alarm here of Saturday and Sunday nights Mr. Clinton, (Ala,) from the speetal com- last {mentioned in my letter to you of Monday) | meee sbromited srinaaeee, the ye on t isloyalty against j|amson . b) aaeeeee cocoa me eran, catirely groundless, | ember of Uongress from Alabama, made a a eceasioned by the crossing of the river | report, accompanied by the testimony of sun- of some twenty-five or thirty of Mosby’sscouts; | dry witnesses, who prove that the accused re- ‘who crossed in a body, but whoseparated aiter ™ained within the Yankee lines, of his own getting en this side. Some of them teok the accord, when he could easily have left had he ‘Williamsport and Greencastle turnpike, (four | £0 desired; that his conduct and conversation miles west of this town,) and passed on to | since he has been among them clearly shows Ss that he is hostile to the Confederate cause; and Pennsy lvania, where seven of them were cap- | that the committee recommend that his seat be tured in Franklin Gee | declared vacant, ana the Governor of the State There are still a number of these scouts on | of Alabama be informed of the action of the this side of the river, and to them can be at- Hovse. tributed the work of cutting the telegraph wire The subject was laid over to give the mem- between here and Frederick. i i The timid ones fear that if Mosby. who is | ena SOG OBIY te exeenine (Be en a along the line of the Baltimore and } Steer cha ei tute eae sivecins LUTHERAN OHURCA will hold a FES- phir sgerstown, as he has | TIVAL in the Lecture Room of the chureb, corner breatened to doit; and | oy who have | of H and llth streets. commenciog TURSDAY, fell into our hands recently say that it is the | November 22d. and continue four mahte, for the intention of the rebels to doso in retaliation for | benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, the destruction of property inthe Valley. This | , Admission, 15 cents; Season Ticket, one person, tear on the part of some of our citizens has been | 5) cents; Seaton Ticket, family, $1. nov 18-7t greatly increased by an attempt, several nights | PARTIES, BALLS. WEDDINGS —-SHAF- Ago. to fire the court-house, which is situated | FIELD'S Confectionery, Ladies’ Dining ia the very heart of the town. It was dis- aloon, 386 Sixth street. Eam Bow prspared to covered in time, however, to preventa serious | furnish, in the beat Fench atyle, and my own conflagration supe nsendences Paxties, Weddines, a Saban en iz La he .1n most reasonable terms. he bes! companies sre forming in theconaty forhome | Beenee, cantspionery atearh op haa, Private n al it urnished at m: loon. Protection. It appears to be the determination | Country ‘Orders and. Parties attended to in the of our Union citizens todefend themselves from | shertest notic guerrilla depredations, and a number of them | by steam power, have volunteered as scouts. Scouting parties are out day and night. | ‘The latest news received here from acro3s | the river, fs to the effect that Early is again on | the retreat up the Valley. having broken camp | at Fisher's Hillon Sunday. Sheridan has sent 3> THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL’S ENGLISH Ice Cream aud Water Ice made in plain and fancy moulds, for nov 12-1m* EXCELSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The Books of this Association are open for subscriptions to the stock at the following Damed places -—C. B. Baker. at Star Office; B. Robinson, at at pentane dé Cos, tT. Peete a myelliann. & pursuing force atier the rebels. | cer Buildin . Harvey, 4767th street; Boswell’s Mosby hasatiacked our troops at different | Deve store fala Bore: ist Word, Worthicetane Points between Winchester and Harper's Fer- | Groce Store, corner of 8th and 'M streets north; ry the past few days, and has gobbled up some ; and ‘at Barnard’s Drug Store. Georgetown. prisoners, but his whereabouts at the present | 0c %4-2awtf time is not definitely known here. The retreat | of farly will doubtiess cause Mesby fo seek | Avother fleld of operations. M OORE’S WEST END DRUG BTORE, i 113 Penna. avenue, south ade. On hand a fine supply of Perfumery Powder | Soaps, &c., Toilet Articies, &c., Pure ana genuine | Medicines. &e. Dov 19-20 | (UNDER THE BAN; @ tale of the nineteenth J century. The Army Sargeon’s Manual: by Wm, Grace.. Westminster Review for October. ABUUT SHERMAN. *[Des patch to the Chicago Tribune. j St. Lours, Noy. 15—A gentleman from Sherman's headquarters at Kingston, Ga., says that Gen. Sherman is by this time some dis- | Arizona and Senor: y Lt. Mowry. From Dan to tance on the war path “His army consists of | Beersheba; by Rev. J.P, Newman the 14th corps, Gen. Jeff. ©. Davis; 10:h corps, | nev 19 _____ FRANCK TAYLOR Gen. Osterbuas; 17th corps. Gen. Blair; 20th | pue RTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXI8T- corps, Gen. Siocum. | ing between Messrs. Knight and McBl fresh, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. KNIGHT & McELFRESI. Washington, November i7, 1463, These, with 15,000 under Kilpatrick and a brigade of artillery, muke a ivtal force of about 50.40 men, splendidly equipped and supplied with every apphance of war. All the public builéicgs, depots, manufactories, Kc. in At- Janta are rendered wortbless, and the railroads north and south of the city, and all surround- ing defensive works, destroyed. There is to be no turning back, and nothing left behind of valne to the enemy | The Springfield Republican says it has a | statement in a private letter from an officer in Sherman's simy, written while he was in Northern Georgia, saying tbat Sherman was prepering fora quick compaign to the Galt. The officer was in & position to know. oe ~~ = A brother of the editor of the Tavenport | G5 STOVES—GA8 STOVES, (lowa) Gazette, who is now doing his duty as | UW | _ The business of the late firm will be continned by Hi. M. KNIGHT & CO. NOV 19-2t* WV RS. MARGARET DWYER HAVING RE- | sumed the dressmaking in all its varieties at G East Capitol atreet, requests a abare of public atronsge and the kindness of her od friends, Hire, D. hae arranged to receive the Intest fashions for her customers. Machine work of the firest and best quality at the shortest notice well exe- cuted. nov 19 R* | CABBAGE AND TURNIPS —A few thousend / CABBAGE and 50 bushels TURNIPS for sule cheap. Apply at 433 lith st. povis-3t "WM, P. DRURY. A ptivate in tne 2d Minnesota infantry, thns Peete and eel economical Gas HEATING i c Feaket et 3 ever in the market. jist received by yo Kingeton, Georgia, under date of RC JOHNSON & C>- To-day we received official notice that this | Successors to J. L. Havnge . novis-6t Pa. ave,. between 9th and Ith sta day's mail would be the inst we could send for 2s 7 ABHINGTON at least forty days, snd that we could not re- | W FUEL ASSOCIATION. eeive any tor the same length of time. To Sa- | vanneD, is the cry, and we arein the best of | spirits over the order. We want to give it to | them while Hcod is North, though in truth we do not fear him; should he ever fight us it would end him. We learn that we can go light from Atianta, each maa carrying a pair of extra eboes, and perhaps a hundred rounds | of cartridges. This, we think, is going rather | beavy, but anything to win and cluse up this | war. A St. Louis dispatch of the 1th says: Arrof- } ficer of Sherman's staff is here, who states that be has orcere, when bis leave expires, to join Sherman, by way of the Atlantic coast, at Sa- vapnab. Heexpects Sherman to march en- tire'y across Georgia to that place. | Subseriptions for firet cargo filled. Payment to be made on Friday evening. 3 : Books open for second cargo. (to follow immedi- ately.) at the same rate. 310.5) per ton. Office, 500 7th atreet, next toor to Ballantyne’ Biokstore. Open from \2to5 p. 10 8-T ww * Kk! GLOVES, KID GLOVES. LADIES’ STITCHED KID GLOVES, Super Quality, Only $2.25 per pair, it MAX WELL'S, ZEPHYR WOR! ZEPHYR WORSTEDS. Closing ont a lot of ZEPHYR WORSTSDS, at 55 cents per ounce, or three ounces for $1. at MAX WELL'S. Dapot of Fancy Gouda, 32S Pennsylvania avenue. KIDWELL & 8ON, DRUGGISTS, Successors of Kidwell & Lawrence, nnsulrania avenue, near corn Mth street, SF The Louisville Journal of the 15th inst. says : (¥en. Thomas’s command has concen- trated at Pulaski, Giles county, Tenn., which | is a fine point for observation. The 4th and v3d army corps, aud heavy detuils from other corps, give the gallant Thomas a most impos- ing army. Gen. Stanley is temporarily in com- mard of the Department of the Cumberland. Gen. Howard, with the Army of the Tennes- fee, Slocum with the 2th corps, ind ‘head- quarters’ of Gen. Sherm:n, bave tolded their tents hke Arabs and silently stole away, and for the next fortnight will be carving history witb their swords nev 13-6t Having completed this elegant aad extensive DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, offer superior facilities to the residents of Wash- ington and public generally for obtaining FRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES, MEDICINAL WATSR, Xo. The object of the proprietors is to rupply the de- ficiency long felt by the citizens of Washington — of « first-class Drug Store. Our arrangements for componding Physicians’ Prescriptions are so per- fected as to meet the entire approval of the faculty. K(DWELL & BON. nov 18-Im Chemiate ana Druggists. ARINI'S BASH ON SLRS ¥ UING ACADE PROF. MARINI wishes to inform qipEe merous friends #nd the public in generai, — | that his Second Quarter will commence un 0. ;OAMPMENT.—An SRvEavey December lat. adjourned meeting will be held on MON- AYS AND Hours oF TUITION.—For Ladies, Mins: AY EVENING, 2st inst., at7% o'clock. es and Masters—Tucsdays, Toursdays and Fridays, _Bov 1g-2t* J. 6: 0. WHALEY, G. 8. | con Linh es ee For fen lemte Taedere, mers — s lays, from jo Pm ‘ivet (S> LRESOLVED. THAT TOBACCO in a great | Dan maven at i i articular er puisance than Ardent Spirits,” will be | foa8 given at any time desired. For partienlara please call at the Academy during scheol b: Gisoutsed at Commercial College Hall,(491 Ni address by mail. street.) THIS EVENING, at7 o'clock, Ladies aa = wes SIA IAl ie Tend; seats free, it y EIVED, j Bp M NEW YORK. ATTENTION, SHAMROCK CLUB.—The | A large lotof Ladiew and Misses FELT HATS, gentlemen of the Shamrock Olub are re- | 3 &7 The Springfield (Mass.) Republican calls attept-on to the fact that Captain Collins, of the Wachusett, who seized the Florida, incurred the censure of the Government in 1562, one: and tak- ing the British schooner Mont Blanc, ing her into Key West. At the umeo the schooner was at anchor at Sand Cay, Ba- ham Banks, only one mile from shore. S7A woman in Franklin county, Mo., Yaised halt an acre of tobacco this year, doing 81] the work of cultivation herself and clear- ing $800 by it. oura, oF 8-Im fe ° untrimmed, in ali thea shay a sug S I Beet ‘< hansen 5 iene i ae | Selling for is) worth Seg Hira fine, $2.51 worth Fst r oe ms. Brown. corne: 13th strectand Paavemue 0 | SS eew OT No. 4, Market Space, —e JAMES SAUN, Sec. v 17-1w* up stairs, frat floor. D FOUN. Wy —Tott. on Saturday, the 19th pb Go tes. je above reward wi! i Frehitad to the Btar Office. nov 19-3¢ ECONO DITION, = REW. |.—Btrayed or stelen from Ma- $1 O Aaa ANic on the inhi one corre wea we: small star in face; 5 years od, 14 hands high, and slim- built, and rater thin in flesh. nov l#-lw* J. T. STOCKBRIDGE. S24 ED FRO! instant, one red COW; both ears wark white star in foréhead; both fianks Jight red. $3 will be paid for her returi MeOARTHY: Masrachonette ayes Votre Capitol at. and New Jersey av. Bs ¥ nov 19 $t* TRAY—On the 19th instant, a The owner is requested i one roperty, charges an prope: PY SOU BHR, bay HORS! forward, prove him away. Ab 1th ¢ Pork e Btree! . Itt ove'John Smith's Fara, Berea 80W—Lame to the mises of ti subscriber, on Thursday, the I7th instant, one blueieh colored since which time sbe has had a litter of pigs. The owner will come forwar prove property, psy charges.and take her away, otherwise she will be disposed oer line to jaw. . B. . nov 19 3t* corner Canal and Congress sta. BEWARD.—Lost, on the 34 of August, s S$ 1Ocdtorens pisceent belonging to G. Gassenbeimer. The honest finder will get the above reward by returning the same to 345 7th street. nov 18-2t* STRAYED AWAY, on Saturday afte: . Nov. SY eth. a blark and white BPANIEL DOG” Ace: ward will be given for him, or information where he can be found. : Y wo 18-3t* «308. Bth atreet, bet. L aud M. f) RE WARD-—Lost onthe 16th inst.. © smal $10 Mivrt tear Convent cman 2017-8t* 365 Pa. av.. Wi <TRAYED—On Monday morning, a small red +’ COW and a large white. speckled COW; on Hienracharnite avenue, between Ist and 2d RS. LYNCH. A liberal reward will be given fo: their recovery. nov 17-3t* AKEN UP—A SORRET HORSE. fonr- teen hands, with mane cropped off short. Had on a Government raddle, bridle, halter. and a red ecules Dianket. The owner is requested to coma forwa' prove property, per cbarges. and take bim away .B SOHENCK, poy 11-2w" cl Central Quardhoi PERSONAL. 4 eA UGLY YOUNG MEN. with more money & than brains. and more fun than either. are de- firous of forming the atquaintance of two youn ladies. with a iss, to fan and matrimony. Ad- dresa LEON DRLARV UF and FRANK MORRICE, City Post Office, It* chia ao he BE a EE STA eee re pus HACKMAN WHO OARRIED TWO ladies to No. 215 Bridge street. Georgat from the Railroad Depot on Thutatay Will vlease retorn to the subscriber TRAVE!LING SACK, which was left in his car Tisge. The said Sack contained some letters and photographs. J. CARTER MARBURY, Attorney at Law. nov l93t* Corner 15th st, and New York ave. SCO BLEASE OF JERRY McKIBBEW.—JERRY ER McKIBBEN. of Philadelphia. who was im prisened for cirenJating spurious Lincoln tickets in the Army of the Potomac, was relessed to-day on bail, en the representation of some gantlema from Harrisburg He admits hia guilt. and wi rohably he tried by a military commission.” hila. Inquirer. The above atatement of the Washineton cor- respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer is @ posi- tive falsebood in every respect. nov 18-2t* JOS. C. McKTBBEN. R. G. 1 RIOR. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 448 BE &Street Nort, ret. 6TH AND 7TH STS, Offee Hours—From 8 tol0a,m.° from 1to 3p. m.; from 4 te nov 17-!m* BOARDING. PABANT FURNISHED ROOMS, COM municatipg with Board, at 151 Went street, Georgetown. D.C. nov 18 2w* BOARDING several fine Rooms, with rat. clase Board, can be secured by application at 432 G street .in rear of Patent Office. Also, afew Table Boarders can be accommodated. nol7-6t* "TWOGENTLEMEN CANBE ACCOMMODATED vith BOARD and a pleasant front room at No 17 Ist st., Georgetown, B. OC, References re- quired, no 15-e03t* BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ALLY ROUND THE FLAG —The GRAND / BALL in honor of Lin-s colp_and Johnron to be viven at TRMPERANCE Hat, 6 = TUESDAY EVENING, No. vember 22d, 1861, MANAGERS. Majer J. E. Allen. Thad. L. Downs, Capt. John Rameay. Sylvester F. Thomas, Capt. W A. Kirk, M. Holteman, Capt. John Pritchard, ¢ Jos. Fullo Oapt. Z. NeBow, Geo. W. Gilet Capt. 1, H Trimble, Jan Reynolds, it: Wm. C Burger, 5 Thomas, pt J.B. Wilson, Jos Guyton, Lieut Sam1J. Horse, J ance Lieut. Robt Simms, | @, W. Stanle Lieut. J Franeiscoe, Jas McCollough, Lieut. Rovt. Sire. 4 Mitchler, Serg'tJ). D. McCauley, Wm P Gilmore, Serg’t Wm_H. Kell, J, W, Weaver, Serg't B Wood J Ayt ‘ on: Sere’t D. M. Wheeler. Wm. K Miller, Corp’l Eckert. John Mitehel. Tickets can he had of anv of the rs celebrated Prof J. Wm. Kreis has been engaged a* master of ceremonies, Tha anequsied bind of the 9th regiment Veteran Reserve Corps Circle Square. hax teen engaxed, So. you ran just prom- ise vourselfa gav and happy time. The committe> have spared no pains or expense to make this the most brilliant hall of the season. _ Tickets TWO DOLLARS, admitting a gentleman and ladies. nov 17-8t ‘PHE FENIAN BROTHERUOOD WILL GIVE their sixth GRAND BALL on MONDAY EVENING, November 2st, at Temperance Hall. Anexcellent brass and _atring band will be in attendances. Tickets $1. admitting a gentleman and Indies: ean be had at the store of Jamen Lackey, merebant tailor, 7th st. opposite the Post Office. or of anv of the members. Froor MANacwRS.—Mathew Ryan, J. D.0’Con- nell, Michael Ha'lanan, James Ryan. Jeremiah O’Brien. Jamas Barrett, Bov 15-5t GRA D BALL A wil] he given at LAND L. ISL. ALL, On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24TH. A For the benefit of a DRAFTED POLICEMAN of the Seventh Ward. Tickets, $1; admitting Gentleman and Ladies. Committe: of Arraneriments, RB. P. Barker, Z.M, Whitemore, Alex, Skinner. [VP4BINis FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD E TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th and I/th sts. Thin Academy is now open for the recestion of pupils. i Daye or Turion For Ladies, Misses and Masters — Tuesdays, Thursdays apd Fridays. from 3 to5 p.m. Gentleman's Class—Tuesdays, Thursdays and J, Wallingsford M.B. Gorman. novis-2awit* Saturdays, from 8 to 19 p.m. Those d ous of joining may do so by applying at the Academy during school hours, Quarter commencing on entry. oc8 G RAND RUBH FOR BA RGAINS x To LANSBURGH & BRO.’3 BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORES, 371 and 375 7th st , three doora above I. 700 pieces Bleached and Brown Qottons, war ranted te be ten cents a yard cheayer than any ether plac: the city r 1,600 pi beautiful Calicoes of the latest styles, aome very goed at 25 cents 5 =O pieces finest quality French Merinves and Reps. of all the new shades. from auction with a ificent assortment of all other k nds of Dreas oodg suitable for fall and winter. $ Also, asmal lot cf fine Irish Linen, slightly Gamaged. at 75 cents, worth $1.25 4 yard. nov 17-1w* BOOTS AND SHOES. a | OLD PRICES AGAIN! BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED RATES. Havirg a large stock of all tho various kinds of Boots and Shoes on hand, sod wishing to reduce the tame. we have therefor+ reduced the prices, and are now selling Ladies Heeled Congress Gai- ters at $1.39, worth $2 50; Ladies Sewed Morocco Boots at $1 69, worth $2 50: Ladies High-cat Opera Gaiters. B 8; Boys Copper-tipped Shoes at I, worth fe: Chiidr- n'a Shece., 2) genta, worth £ en's Heavy vs) ta. $3.25, wert 44] Men's Shoer, High-ent Balmora , Worth $3.50; and all kinds of other Goods, at prices to corres- nara TRUNKS. VALISES AND CARPET BAGS, AT Butlers and dealers supolic h Calf and Grain CAVALRY BOOTB. at New York prices, at HELLER & C0’, 49 et, canine ER & CO's, 192 7th stre JOB OUSEMOVING. Proposals will be received for moving House I. LEVEE—BENEFIT OF THE LIBLAKY—The Lip. i ean 88014 Fellows” Hail ths attest, on BSD it street, on THUBSDAY BYENING, p. No.1, at Kendall Green, along Villaze atreet a ope thstng to Taine fon ls to purchase new tooks | few, bundred yards, to Lot Ne. 9, near the rail” '. a . i i a i acverth ¢ Ste eae? | Tiproperale will also he received. for taking down ‘id House and pntting it up again en io YOR'S OFFICE, CLTY Hat Wy Washi MA Wisswatos, Wovembet i : pAddress A. KENDALL through the Wast deem it only necessary © @ Citizens | * ee - ff Wrab that the President has ser ‘8 AND CHILDREN’S OVER COATS. of Washington that urna apat B" THURSDAY, the 2ith instant, asa day ivive and to Almighty God, to i PRESS and 80 OOL SUITS fine and mediam oa eit nis ieaeack @ proper ae ang atlow sal phen see di pike pee, wot oniasest aaah rrnaeectnent Rar Bov 19-3t BICHA WALLACH, Mayor. stylew and cualities Shih wor otler te the Toso ATTENTION. FIFTH WARD!—A mass eioss wart. STEPHENS, & OO. be Beis at rd i van bes mee Pf ot ateeot rOORE — sorta BD aed Pa avepue, pext ESbAY NING, at rigs ‘OILET BTS. 7 0% for the purpese of forming an Basocistion ; gi 7e reliews the Ward of further draft, nav 1e-et_ | BE’ ee cond te jae vend eeeeta: ofdeoigee ger FAIR —A Pair for the bevent of Bt. Vin- | fnvite tha pu » Wo thiscity. We ey VEVENE Asylum sill 9 etock of House 2 aswell as, our acd a Trcoter and will be by tits gene; Ay eorner tinued during’ this Importers of Heure tee abs, ibe ensalsg Week, The public ary cermessiy | ua? Tron Hall eae PaRs:, Bll 4 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. (Gj FAND OPENING CF FALL AND WINTER A __CLOAKS, ef our own Manufectare. We shall open this day 506 Black and Colored CLOAKS. for Ladies’ and Misses’, at present man- ufacturer’s price, ree! Y-lw* me 34 Goer above Tat. ‘OR SALE—Twenty-one YELLOW PINE COL- UMNS, 9% feet I . Appl shone long by 10 inches wide; Arp? [pObPLe THICK. DOUBLE THICK. 7 DRESTAURANT.KEBPEBS fe ive Su tea sbten and pow | La ‘ EL A dpa of DOUBLE-THIOK C. ‘eepecially adapted you! at Goo vereg in tthe sity, treo ef . e char nd at henn (ha few Yo. i prion. ©. W. ROTRLER 08. 315 Iron Hall, Poona e pavdseost a, cetir here hb NOD ours fi've-ene BRIDES Be tenet 4 O'CLOCK P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Ue. furnish the follewiag quo- tations of Government securities: WasuineTon, Nov. 19, 1964. te Buying. Belltag U. 's Con 109 0. yar ees 103 ¥ ioe 73-10 Treasury \o — = One Year Certificates. 96y Uertificate Checks. — Go New Yous Finer Boagp. ae UPON, 110; 5-B0's, 1037; Certificates, 964; Gola. 217%. K 85 Way NAVY YARD AFFAIBS—COLLISION ON THE POTOMAC, Yesterday afternoon the gunboat Stepping Stones, formerly of the Potomac Flotilla, buy ‘which has for over two years past been at. tached tothe North Atlantic Squadron, doing duty in the Chesapeake and tributaries arrived atthe Yard. The Don, fiagship of the Potomac fiotilla, Commander Parker, arrived iast night from St. Inigoes. She reports that the six survivors of the ill-fated Tulip, who are in the hospital at Point Lookout, are doing well and it is prob- able they will recover. There are also two others belonging to the ill-fated steamer, Mas- ter’s Mate Davis, now on the Wyandank, and Ensign Wagstaff, now on the Commodore Read. Now and then pieces of the wreck and hats, &c., belonging to the officers and men of the Tulip are seen floating en the river, which causes the eye to become moistened with a tear of regret for the untimely loss of the brave of- ficers and menof the boat. On Wednesday night last, a collision oc- curred a mile from Point Lookout, the Dragon running into the Freeborn, (both of the Poto- mac flotilla) and knocking off the nose and arm of the latter, causing her to leak badly, three feet making in her hold in about seven minutes. By the usaof the pumps she was, however, kept afloat until she arrived at the station at St. Inigoes, where she was beached. She will be sent here probably for repairs, her damages being extensive. DESTBUCTION OF A RBBEL FISHERY. The Navy Department has received a com- munication from Lieut. John Shewell, com- manding the United States steamer Stars and Stripes, dated on board that vessel, off St. Marks, Fia., Oct. 19th, in which he says: « Having heard of the existence of a valuable and extensive government fishery on Marsh Island, on the north side of the Oclockonee river, I despatched an expedition last night— consisting of the first and second cutters of this vessel, with armed crews, the whole under the and of Acting Master George E. Hill—to troy it, and dosuch other injury to the en- y as the circumstances and opportunities ight permit. “The expedition returned at9 o'clock this morning, Mr. Hill having landed at daybreak with 30 men, fully accomplishing the object for which it was sent. All the permanent fixtures of the establishment, consisting of the fish and dwelling houses, and the kettles of the salt works attached to the fishery, were entirely destroyed; a large and valuable seine and two fiching boats captnred, together with 16 Confederate soldiers, ‘two of them Sergeants) detached for the purpose of operating and guarding the works.” This was regarded as one of the most im- portant fisheries on the coast, and furnished large supplies not only to the interior districts of this State, but also to the commissariat of the rebel arm: RELIEVED. Major Robert M. Littler, Assistant Provost Marshal of the Military District of Washing- ton, with headquarters at Georgetown, has been relieved by Captain Judson M. Cross. of the Veteran Reserve Corps, and ordered to Augusta, Me., there to assume the duties of Assistant Provost Marshal General of the State ot Maine. Major Littler leaves the city this afternoon for Augusta, and carries with him the best wiches of his many friends in this city and Georgetown. Captain Cross (Major Littler’s successor as Assistant Provost Marshal of this military dis- trict) has had charge of the commitment desk in Colonel Ingraham’s office tor several months past, and is thoronghly acquainted with the duties of his uew position. As Captain Uross is most abable in his deportment and prompt and taithful in the dispatch of business. a bet- ter appointment could not ha ve been made. The Navy Department has received informa- ton of the capture of the following vessels On the 24th of Ocrober, the schooner Unknown, vas captured in Tampa Buy, Fia., by the U. S. teamer Nita. No persom was tonnd on board +t the Unknown, the crew having escaped. she had no cergo, or any pxpers of any kind. Also, the capture ef the English schooner Zucy, with ap assorted cargo, by the U. S. = hooper Sea Bird. a tender to the steamer flendrick, on the 2ist of October, off Bay Port, Miorida. Also, the capture of a sloop hoat, name vnkbown, off Little Malco, 0.5, by the sloop Rosalie, tender to the U.S. bark Germ of the Sea, on the 24th of October. The sloop was aded with salt, shoes, and other articles. She was sent to Key West for adjudication, OPENING OF BiID8 YOR FURNISHING THE GOVERNMENT W!TH CORN MEAL, Captain Greene, Commissary ot Subsistence, to-day at 12 o’clock opened at his office, on G street, the bids for farnxhing the government with 300 barrels of corn meal. There were but five bids made, as tollows: Richard Dunbar—3in) barrels, at $10.75 per barrel. George Shoemaker $~ 10 per brrrel. & Bro.—20) barre Isat Benj. Darby—150 barrels at SS per barrel. Accepted. Benj. Darby—150 barrels at $8.10 per barrel, J. W. Bacon—300 barrels at $7 per barrel. Accepted. GUERRILLAS SENT IN. Six guerrillas, all of Mosby's light horse ar- llery, captured near Rectortown about a week ago, were sent in last night, ind commit- mitted to the Old Capitol. Their names are Alexander G. Babcock, Nataaniel Pontier, A. He Whar ion D.S. Smith, E. M. Jones and John ¥ler. Babcock claims to bea private, but he is a captain, and the commander of the battery of Mosby’s artillery which was captured by our troops some time ago. SENT TO THE FRONT FOR TRIAL. The seventy bounty jumpers who deserted and went over to the enemy, but who were re- captured in Kentucky, and who arrived here several days ago, were to-day sent in irons to General Patrick, at City Point, to await trial by couri-martial. They were under charge of Lieut. Geo. W. Tipton, and a detachment of men of the 10th regiment Veteran Reserve Corps. REBBL PRISONERS. The following rebel prisoners, captured in a skirmish near White Plains, on the 27th of October, were forwarded to this city last night: Morgan Davis, Hugh Chinn, of Mosby’s com- mand; G. Byrnes, 6th Virginia cavalry: A.H. King, W m. MeIntyre. and Daniel Eichelberger, Ist Maryland cavalry. Col. Ingraham con- signed these prisoners to quarters in the Old Japitol. COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL. J.M.Curry, 12th Virginia cavalry; Rufus Hondershall, ot Moeby’s Battalion; and Wm. Eranage, 16th Virginia cavalry, whe were eap- tured in King George's county, Va., were com- mitted to the Old Capitol to day WANTED TOJOIN MOSBY, Silas Kidwell, a citizen of Fairfax county, Va., who twice offered his services to Mosby, was arrested at Falls Church on the Sth inst. He was brought in this moruing and commit- ted.to the Old Capitol. PERSONAL.—Mrs. Annie Butler, wife of the absconding Confederate States Treasurer, who succeeded in making his way to New York, passed through here yesterday, on her way to jein Her husband. Mrs. B. made two attempts to escape from Richmond. The first time ahe ‘was captured and taken back, but she fiually succeeded in making her way to Point Look- out, And ‘was brought up tothis city yesterday on the mallboat Dictator. « ECCLESIASTICAL.—The Most Rey. Arch- bishop Spalding has conferred Toosure and Minor Orders. on Messrs. William Byrne, Jno. J. McOabe, John Rogers and Thos. McGuire, of Mount St. Mary's. The three former were ordained Sub- Deacons and Deacons on the re- spective days! Rev. Wr. Byrne is of Boston diocese; the other gentlemen—Rev..Mr. MeGabe and Rey. Rogers—belong ta the diocese of Harttord.—Halt. Clipper. PyREONAL.— Lt, Gen. U. S. Grant orrived! here ‘yestergay morning from Portree idonroe, by toy 372s steamer of the a ager ‘acke' mpany, and after i TpedBuM Beas e wT bd proprictont Coleman, took the firet train-of the Philedal pd tol Wilmington and Baltimore road to B: ington, New Jeréey, where he expects to spenda few days in company with his wife and childrem. The General said he was in good health, and spoke of the condition of the army in the most encouraging terms. Among the officers who accompanied him on tne trip to Baltimore were the following: Maj. Gen’) Ingalls, Col. Pitkirn, Ool. Kitto, Lt, Col. Com- stock, Lt. Col, Baden. Major H. L. Beckwith, Capt. Howell and Capt. H. Webster. Some of these officers accompany the General to New Je! » whilst others took the express train tor Washingten.— Salto. Sun. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. Late from Mobile. New York, Nov. 19.—The transport Gali- fornia, from Mobile Bay on the ‘th inst., has arrived. She left in Mobile Bay the U. S. steamers Hartfort, Richmond, Lackawanna, Mononga- bela, Kennebec, and Metacomet, and the mon- itors Chickasaw, Manhattan, and Winneb2go. She left at Key West, on the 13th inst., the U. §. steamers Oretus, Sagamore, Conemaugh, Dale, and Magnolia. New York Steck Market—First Board. [By the People’s Line—Office 511 Ninth street] Nzw York, Nov. 19.—U. 8. 1b61, coupon 6's, 1105; U.S. 5 20's ; Certificates of Indebt- edness, 96%; Gold, 222%; N. Y. Central, 120%; udson River, 119; Reading, 136 ¥: Mi an Central, 126%; Michigan Southern, 70%; Illinois Central, 125; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 103; Cumberland coal Preferred, 47; Cleveland and Toledo, 1104; Chicago and Rock Island, —; Milwaukie and Prairie da Chien, —; Fiteuarg: Fort Wayne and Onica- go, —: Alton and Terra Hante, —; Chicago and Northwestern, 12%; Quicksilver, Six. LOCAL NEWS. CHaRGE oF OCRURL PUNIsHMENT.—Yes- terday afternoon, Miss Elizabeth Duvall, a teacher in a male primary school of the 2d District, was before Justice Johnson to answer the complaint of Mr. Frederick Depro, that she bad inflicted cruel punishment on the per- son of his son, a boy of six years. The alleged whipping is charged to have been committed on Wednesday last and was not denied by Miss Duvall, who stated that the punishment was inflicted for using profane language in the school-room. The boy was before the Justice, and an examination was made, which showed that the boy had been pretty smartly handled. It was remarked by some in the office that the marks would not have been visible had Rot the boy on the day in question had on thin pantaloons. The blows were inflicted witha ruler, and the parts visited were black and blue. A number o; trustees were present, and the manual of the schools was referred to, by which it appeared that corporal punishment is authorized to be used in the schools. The Justice decided that the teacher in the school-room had the right to inflict corporal punishment, but in this case he deemed the punishment exeessive. If the boy deserved such severe punishment, and was notoriously a bad boy, it would have been better tor her to bave conterred with the parents or have re- ported the scholar to the trustees for dismissal. He held her to bail to keep the peace. = —— GrRanpD LARCENY CasEs.—Mary Key was arrested yesterday afternoon by officer Wil- Nams, upon & chargeof grand larevny of cloth- ing, &c., from J. P. Pepper. She was taken to tse Fourth ward station house, but at the re- quest of an officer who had a search warrant icr the goods stolen, she was taken to the office of \ustice Bates, and escaped from the custody ot officer Kirby who had the case. Sam | Halowell was arrested by the special patrolman at tbe National Hotel for the lar- ceny of three pairs of blankets, valued at $27. He was taken before Justice Giberson and sent to ‘nil for court i:apnah Hart was arrested by officer How- ard upon acharge of larceny of a pocket book and 561 trom Cornelius Fury, atthe house of Edward Gorman. A search warrant was is- sued by Justice Giberson, and officer Howard found the property under a bed in the house. The case was dismissed and the property re- turned by Justice Giberson. age HANDSOME ProreRrty FOR SALe.—We invite attention to the sale of the handsome + Villa,” residence of the late Major Nicholson, U. S. M. U, situated on Capitol Hill, near St. Peters Cburch, to take place on Monday afternoon, November 21st, at4 e’clock. on the premises. The grounds emprace the whole of Square No. 75, containing over two acres, haudsomely laid cut with walks and drives, and beantifally ornamented with shade and fruit trees. The improvements consist of a large square Brick Marsicn, with large porticos on three sides, Parlors, Dining room, Library, large airy Chambers, Bath room, &c., &c.. allin perfect order: in addition, superior Stable and Coach House, Ice House, detached Servant’s House, &c., the whole communding a fine view of the Potomac river and surrounding country. To persone wishing a city residence, with all the advantages and beauty of a country seat, no place in the District of Columbia offers similar liducements. ee THE Drarrep Men.—The following drafted mish reported to the Board ot Enroliment to-day : forst Sub District.—Rohert Quinn, exempted. Second Sub-District.—Thomas B. Moulden, accepte iifth Sub Distric!.—James Martin, accepted. Sisth Sub-District—Wm. H. Brelsford, ac- ecpted; Walter Williamson, do.: Edward Bur- gee, exempted Seventh Sub- District —Madison M Margruder, accepted; John T. Braxton. do.; Emie Frank- lin, insanity Livvinth Sub-District—Valentine Cline, ac- cepted; James T. Oaborn, do.; Augustos Titt- mn, do.; Reuben Reynolds, do.; Henry Her- bert, do. Pwelgth Sub- District—Charles Johnson, ac- cepted: Jobu T. Jackson, physical disability; John Stamp, phthisis; John Edwards, accept- ed. ah PROPERTY RECOVERED —It will be remem- bered thatsome weeks ago one Andrew W. Kear was arrested on charge of abstracting acods trom the premises of Mr. Beltew’s pic- ture and jewelry store, 7th street. where Bear vus employed. Bear was committed to jail for court but was subsequently bailed out. The affair was put in the hands of detective I’ cDevitt, and that i-defatigable officer has succeeded in discovering some $200 or $300 .ver‘b of the property tn Lancaster, Pa., where i: had been sent by Boar, consigned to the care ota merchant there. The recovered property consists of jewelry, pictures, plated ware, &c. Fourtn Warp Station Cases. — Arthur Redmond, disorderly; locked up. M. J. Lef- fey, assault and battery; for hearing. Vic- toria Cochran, drunk: dismissed. Mary Key, grand Jarceny: escaped from the office of Jus- tice Bates. Sam’'l Holowel!, do.; jail for court. Soloman Hall, threats and profanity; $2.53, and bail for peace. Hannah Hart, grand lar. ceny; dismissed. Mathias Beaver, Catharine Keiser, vagrancy; Edw’d Kirby, drunk; Sam’! Smith, disorderly; John McGuire, profanity; dismissed. Se gees REMOVED FROM OrFicz,—The Supreme Court of the District this afternoon removed N. H. Miller, a justice of the peace, from office, for malfeasance. Justice B.S. Kinsey, ruled before the Court, was discharged from the service of the rule. sore ge nan Ml UNFoRTUNATE.—This morning, about fifteen minutes to twelve o’clock, Professor Wolow- ski, the celebrated musical instructor of this city, lost, 2t or near the Post Office, $600, This is @ severe loss, especially in war times. a Affairs in Georgetown. GBORGETOWN CouNcILs, Nov. 7.—Board of Aldermen.—An adjourned special meeting was called for lastevening, but a quoram not being present, the Board adjourned sine die to be called together by the Mayor at his wi 1. Common Ceuncil._The Board met pursuant to adjournment. The followtng petitions were referred:—A petition of T. E. Cox and others relative to the system of front foot taxation; of S. L. Davis and others for flag footways in Dunbarton and Green streets. Mr. Clements presented a joint resolution of thanks to Major R. M. Littler, but the Beard being notified of the adjournment of the Alder- men. the resolution Was made a resolation of the Common Council and unanimously adopt- ed as follows: = Resolved by the Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That Major R. M. Littler, Assistant Provost Marshal of the Dis- trict, has, during the time he bas administered the duties of his officein our midst, won from all classes the highest mead.of praise for his faithful and {mpartial conduct; and whilst we regret that he has been assigned to a more im- portant post, we cannot part with him with- cut this ex mn of our gratitude for his many acts of kindness to this community. . E.. Shoemaker, from the streets commit- tee, reported un‘avorably upon the petition of sundry ty holders tor @ bridge across the east side Market , at the canal, and asked to be discharged from its further con- sideration ere Tefused the request, and adjourned sine die. ‘ OAaNAL.— Arrived— Boats Girk Sistan, Wane, James Dayton, A. H. Wallis, 432.14-20 tons coal to the American Oo.; Little Rob and Golden Rule, 212.13; tons to Central co.; J. Roman, 14.40 tons to Hompshire and Kal Li) ae 4 , lie Ardinger and G. ee if ‘eaac M De —15 boets light. LoUR aSpD GRAIN Marker.—Market an- settled. Floar—Supers, $13.25 to 811,50. Extras, @11.75 to $12.95, nominal prices. Transactions Himited. Grain—WNo arrival or sale to test the market. Wheat, good red to prime, be quoted at $2.50 to $2.60. FOR SALB. A ir of benatiful bay HORSES, LSB ther af weil mentors - are vonencaa <r other ; ope sorrel saddle ho: years old. one BUGGY and one CARRIAGE, ly ni Apply at the stable on G at., between mov m* A LuNes ONLY RES ND SPLEEN; 8OKE EY RS, SORB Havinghad many yea 7 tice of tone diseasea the doctor tise neta ko all competition in their treatment and cure. Recen' ware ae rantreal diseases cured ino PY JAS. 0, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers, GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NINTH STREET WREST, BET AND L STREETS NORTH. warts On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 25: o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell a two-story and basewent brick Dweliing House and. Lot, situated on the east side of 9tb atreet west, be- tween K and L streets north. with brick atahle and good alley im rear. This houses is one of a block known ar“ Dougbty’s Row.”” Terms; One-third eash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust premises. ancing and stampa at the cost of the baser. Pino od. 3. ©. MeGUIRE & CO. Aucts, ¥ J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO GOOD RUILDING LOTS ON TRNTH STREET, BETWEEN P STREET AND RHODB ISLAND AVENUE = On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. November 2th, at4o’clock.on the premises. we sball neil two de- rirable building lots on the west side of 10th - reet west, between north P etreet ant Rhode Luand avenue fronting each 2% feet, and rauning bec« 99 feet 9 inches, containing 1.995, Z Terme: One-half . the remainder in 3 and 6 months; with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps atthe cost of the pi charer, nod _J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Anet’ B* JAS. C. McGUIBB & CO., Auctioneers, THREE GOOP BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH_K STREET, BETWEEN 2D AND 3D STREETS EAS On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. November 18, at 4 o'clock, on the premires, we shall sell, Lot No 3 Square No. 764, fronting 65 feet 8inches,on south E street between 2d and 3d streets east, and run- ning back 144 feet 3 inches. te be sold entire ordi vided into three Building Lots as may be deemed best. Title perfect. : Terms *re: One-half cash; the remainder io six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises nov 16-d J. C. Mc@UIRE & CO.. Aucta. k@- THE ABOVE SALE {8S POSTPONED. IN consequence of inc ement weatber, until MON- DAY AFTERNOON, November 2ist, sams hour and piace. 9-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, UBLIC SALE. Twill sell a’ public sale om TURSDAY, 13th day of Decembe 4, if fair. if not. the next fair day, a FARM containing 47 acres of Jand, about 4 mik distant from Washington, over Benning’s Bridge. The improvements consist of a Frame Dwelling and Stxble, 2 young Orchard of 125 Peach trees, planied ont last spring. There is sufficient quai lity of wood on the place, consisting of oak, pine, clestputand cedar About one-half of the land is clearea, and is suitable sora market garden. Any ove desiring ‘0 purchase, wonld do well to call and exoinine the land, abeut 2 miles portheast of Ben- ning’s Bridge, i on the same da: Farmine Utensils, such as plows, cultivators, hoe: forks. ©: ovels, spades, and a choice lot of gard seed, A-80, two good work horses, one about four years old, ane the other ene about eight years old; two waxors, one isa two-horse spring wagon, ne alot of ¢ rnand fodder. as+tof double harness, wo setts of plow harness nnd swingle- 30 cords of dry pine wood. me at Aa No pro ieare complied with. and if the terms are not complied with, the property will be resold at the rivk of the t purebarer. fale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m pov 1-2 DELITHA COATS. y ALUABLE ROAD STOR DURHAM CATTL I will offer for eale, at my lower Farm, adjoining the town of Upper Marlboro’, Prince George's county. Maryland, on TUBSDAY, the 29th day of November, 1364, if fair, if not, the next fair day, the following list of COLTS. FILLIES, AND DURHAM CATTLE, Mest of these colts are sired bya horse combining the stock of the celebrated Messengerand Trivstee. frem maren selected by mynrelf with a view of breeding them to him. His colia now in use have stablished his reputation, Those now offered ev cate the stock from whence they are de- roended. Bay Filly yee oti No. 1—Bay Filly, 4 years eld, by Saratoga, dam, ¥ Metken aga Kate. an ze ade No. 2—Bay Colt. 3 years old, by Saratoza, J a.) > No. 3—Bay Colt, 3 yeare old, by Saratoga. Jr., dam by Rob Roy) (thorough bred) et No.4—Iron Gray Oolt, yyears old, by Saratoga, r.,oam, Kenucky Mare Fancy No. 5—Trou Gray Colt. 3 years old. by Saratoga, Jr.,dam, Kentucky Mare F'ash. Saratoga, Jr., wassired by Saratoga, dam, Lucy Long. He is now the p-operty of a private gentie man of Philadelphia, and considered one of the fustest road Horaca, though un dam, ned Atay No. \—Bay Colt. 3years old, by ga. dam, Vir ginta Mare Gipsey. No. 7—Gray-Filly, 3 years old, by Kossuth, dam, by Grey Eagle. Filly, 3 years old, by Kossuth, dan, by Register. : Tron Gray Colt 3 years old, by Morse Gray, am. Lucy Long 1—Tron Gray Colt,2 years old. by Morgan, Virginian dam, serre) Mare Milly. . N—Iron G Colt,2 years old, by Saratoga, daw by Kegister. No. 12—Hay Colt. 2 years old, by Saratoga, dam by ikentucty Mare Fancy 1i— Bay Colt.2 years old, by Saratoga, dam, Kentucky Mare Flash. - 14—Sorrel Filly, one year old, 15—Bay Filly, ome year o'¢. 6—Bay Filly, one year old, by Ssratoga,dam, he Burch Mare, 7—Bay Colt. one yeer old. by Saratogs, dam, Virginia Gipsy. No i8—Bay Colt, one year old, by Sa-atoga, dam, the Bell Mare. . No. }9—Bay Colt, one year old, by Barat ga, dam, ancy. No +—Black Colt, 4montbs old, by Suratoga,dam, Sorrel Milly No. 21—Bay Colt, 4 months eld, by Saratoga, dam, ‘sinta Gipsy. No.2 rel Colt,6 menths old, by Columbus, dam. Lucy Long ‘ No. 28—Scrrel Colt, ¢ months old, by Columbus, dam, Morgan Mare Kate. 0 For the selection of pairs an opportunity ie now presented that ie rarely to be met with. The lgTee © Lape pce is guarantied, and the dams will be exhibited. eee CATTLE, After the above sale, I will offer No. }.~Durhsm Heifer, “The Pride,” red and white, Syears old, weighing 1.6% !bs,—sired by the Goldsborough Bull, dam, Ellen, Bilen was a successful competitor at the Marylasd and other Agricultural Societies for f' years, in every contest carrying off the first prize, pplating He herd premium, when, es one of my berd,the palm was awarded over an iniported herd direct from Bngiand No. 2.—Durham Heifer, “ Virginia’’—roan, 3 years old, weighing 1.492 1ba., by the Goltsborough Bull, dam, Virginia No, 3.—*Kate."’2 years old. by Hiawatha. import- ed by Wells Lathiop. Esq., of Massachasetta— weight, 1,060 lbs. m No, Re ee 2 years old, by Hiawatha, dam, jonett. ER ge A 2 years old, by Hiawatha, dam, e 22 months old, by Hiawatha,dam, a—weighs 1,090 lbs Addie,” 25 months old. by Don Cartos, dam, Susan, No. 8—* Tulip.” between 6 and 12 months old, by Don Carlos, dam, Blossom—wei¢hs 8+! No, 22!" Fanny,” between 6 and 12 months old, by Don Carlos.dam Ruse—weighs #1" pounds _No.10—* Glare,’ 6 months old, by Don Carlos, is Wen, months old, by Don Carlos, Fi ¥ged 5 months, by Don Carlos, dar. 5 ry No. eee Wiatl,”: red and white Bull Cary, Nes a Nee Me Toe Our dae ae: care. No. 1! baymont ‘red Bull Calf,s months old, by Don Carl . Ellen the third, No, 16—" Calyert.7 rea and white Bull’ Oalf, 1) months old, by Po» Carlos, dam, Rosest. The rec: rds of the Maryland and other Agricul tural Societies will attest the sacceas that has always attended tl terd, For parity of blood and judicious combination, both of milk and beef agalites, no herd in the country presents aaperior aay : Termeofaale: Cash in all cascs before delivery. Animals purchased and not settled for will be re- sold at the risk ofthe first purchaser, Mr. Judson F. Richardson, a Auctioneer, is authorized to col- lect a'l monies at the raie, and, as my agent, hin it ood. PE ale oe et ce atll eres a tm, bov 19td MENT HELL, Je Vectra AUCTION !1 Aviad { TON It ! CARERTS! Vga _ SHEEPSKIN MATS |! We have just received avother invoice ef thore “peepee CARPETS, to which we cail the Lattention of “Bhese are conceded y all to ye th R cheapest Ost: pets sold in the District during the last twelre months. A las aes pete ee ery of BUSS) a SKA) 5 which we are o' ae aes vergaied. oe A falland complete stock of pet mn CLOTH, in pew an utifal derignua, A call from ail aolicited. BONTT Bor Fo NPN oy re gtrest aoar I.