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TIIK PAH.Y -BATION At BJCPTJBUOAa
la iiutllehtxletCTjftraoon (BudifMiMiittd)
tj W. J. M curium ft Ck., ut I ftnlabed to
oar wbtcriber (bj uttlm) it M cati m
aiontlu
Mill isbwrlbcn, IS.H pr iun) M Ibr
tli months, in! II for ihrt months, UTitU
tlf la taanee
Single coplw. ctnl.
PROPOSALS.
TriHli:F QUARTEHMABTKirS OF.
j rice,
WAiHtNoroH DaroT, November 17, IMS
KLALkD PROPOSALS will be received nt the
ofllco e( Cupula C H. Totn! lot, A Q M . L. S
A , nt the corner of Tw entysecond And O streets,
In this clt). until MONDAY, December 31st, 189,
At li o'clock m .fortlio sate of all ihe manors Hour
oh hand, or thai may be produced nt stables ami
cor r All or thii Detot wlthtu the next twelve
months succeeding the date of the letting of the
ran tract.
The manure will be awarded to the highest MJ
dcr, er biddete, who will be required to take it
away at Meorthelrown expense. The quantity
dow on hand to he tken away within six mo lbs
from the date of contract, aod that which mar ac
cumulate, withlu al month! from the data at
which It may be produced.
Hid must be made at so much per cubic j ard.
Ulds will be received for the quantity on hand,
and the subsequent product at each stable and
corral, separately, or for the whole together.
If a bid la made In the name of a Arm, the names
of all the parties muat appear, or it Mill be con
sl'cred aa the individual proposal or the part)
signing It.
Iho lull name and post-office addreaa ot the bid
dr muat appear In the proposal
rronnsaia muat be aildicaaed to Cantata C. H
Tompkins, A. il. M , U. S A . Washington, V. U,
and should be plainly marked " Proposals for M
uuro."
pAtment will be rooulred to be made In Govern
ment fundi, at the end of each monlh, for the ma
nure reraovea uuring me monin
An oath of allegiance will he required from each
ruectssful bidder.
Goa4 ana euQlctent bonds. In the aunt of fal.OOO)
one tbouaand dollars, will be required of each sue-
crssim muuer tonne laumui performance oi nia
.ontract.
1he tin r term aster reserves the right to reject
all bull that may Le deemed to the lntercit ol Gov
ernment not to accept.
D If. RUCKKR,
Drlg. Can and Chief Quarter matter,
uotKJtt Depot Washington.
rHOrOSALS FOH AHMY TRANB
TORT Al ION.
OlHCLOt tiaDLPOTQVARTLBMAITLK.J
Fort lest enworth, Kansas, October 38. twa,
Sealed J'ropoaala will be receded at this office
until i3ti'cloi.k m.on the 10th day of December.
lbHJ, for the transportation of military supplies
during the jeara Iceland itttA.on the following
routes i
haulr So 1 Prom Porta Leavenworth. Laramie.
and bllcj.aod other tie, ota that may be estab
lished during the above yean, on the we it bank of
ine nibsouii river, norm or. ton iavrnwvrin,
nn.l Mmthnf latitude 42. north tu anv uoita or
s'atloas that are or may be ettatllahed In the Ter
ritories of Nebraska, Dakot'b, Idaho, and Utah,
south ot latitude 4P north and east of longitude
ill west, and In the Territory of Colorado, north
of 40" north Didders to state tho rata per 100
1 ounils far 100 miles, at which the) will transport
said stores In each of the mouths, from iill to
htptemticr, inclusive, ot me years met ana iwa
haute Ao 2. From toils Leavenworth and Kiln
In the Stale of Kansas, and the town of Kaosae, in
the State of Missouri, to anyposla or stations that
are or mav be established in the Stale of Kansas.
or to the Territory of Colorado, aoutb rf latitude
40 drg'eaa norfb, drawing supplies from Fort Leav
enworth, aud to Fort Lnlon, N. M , or other depot
inai may neucaignaiea in inai lerniory, 10 mn
Garland, and to any other polut or points on the
route Didders to state the rate per 100 pounds for
too mllea, at which they will transport such stores
in each of the months, from April to September,
inclush c,of the J ears 1864 and 1S6S.
houiebo 3 From Fort Union, or auch other depat
aa may be established in the Territory of New
Micu. to anv rtostenr atatlons that are or mav
fie established In that Territory, and to such post
or stations as may oe ueaignaiea mine armory
of Arizona and State of Texas west of lonaitude
100 degrees west. Bidders to state the rate per too
said stores in each of the months, from June to No
vember. Inetutu e. of the vears 1S64 and lsee
Toe welaht to be trans Dor ted each vear will not
exceed 10.000.000 bounds on Route No I. IS 000.000
5ounda on Route No. 9, and i 000,009 pounds on
lout No. 1.
No additional ner cent are will be uald for the
transportation oi baconrhard bread, pine lumber,
shingles, or any ether stores.
Dlddeis must gUe their nsmea In full, as well as
their place ot resldeuooi and each proposal must
be accompanied by a bond In the sum ol ten thou
sand dollars, signed by two or more responsible
I ersons, guaranteeing that incase a contract la
awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal
to the parties proposing, the contraot will be ae
erpted and entered Into, and good and sufflUent
sccurl'y lurnlshcd by said parties, in accordance
with the terms of thfo adtertlsemtut.
The amount of bonds rrqulredwlll be aa follows
On Route No. I tHO.uoo
" 3 flBOOOO
a eo.ooo
Satlslactor) evidenced the lojalt) and solvency
nt each bidder and person offered as security will
be required.
Proposals must be Indorsed " Proposals for Army
transportation on Routee Noa. I, 2, or 3," as the
ease may be, and none will be entertained unless
th'-y full) comply with all the requirements of this
advertisement.
Parties to whom awsrds are made muat be pre
pared to execute contracts at once, and to git e the
required bonds for the faithful performace of the
same.
(.uutraota will be made subject to the apnrmal
of the tiurtermaster General, but the right le re
sen cd to rrject an) or all bids tlmt may be offered.
Contractors must be in readiness for service by
the llrkt da) ol April, ISM, and they will I re
quiied to haeaplceof busloeis or agencies at
ot In thetlcliilt) of Forts Leateuwurtli and Union,
and other depots that may be established at which
they miy be coinmunloafed with promptly and
irti'lh. LC.ElTON.
Majfr and Quartermaster
Y'H OPObALb FOR LEAD.
UHDNtNLCOtlUE, WAII DtPAHTMEMT, )
Wasiiinoton, November 17. 1WJ f
8KALLD PUOPIMALS will be recehed at this
nHiii until i fiVtnt-b V. Rf .nn the lfith of December
next, for the deliveries of 2 000 or more tons of
pure, sun irnu, .unauia iur vruuuw iui uii
The lead Is to be of approved quail' y, aud t a be
i'ellercd at an) time, withlu ninety days, from
the au.entance of the bid or bids If is to be de-
Ineredat the Lotted Mates Arsenal, Goternot s
Island, New York, and at the United Mates Ar
senal, st. Louis, Mo , i.ouo tons or more at eaih
pltce,freeof 11 charufortransportattonor hand
ling and will 1 e paid for in regular certificates of
lnsiUion and rscelpt,by ri nui'Hion on the Treas
ury Department, In the usual from
Did will be receUed for any portion uf the ijuan
tlty not less than 100 tons.
Uitls, with approved sureties, will In) reqnlrod
(or the lullllment ol any contract that may be
made In pursuance of this adiertlsement.
The Department reserves the right to reject auy
or all bids, it not deemed satisfactory for any
cause.
PopoiiilB will bo addressed to "Brigadier Gen
eral George D llamsav. Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, D U." aud will be Indorsed " Proposals fur
Lead1' GLOHGK D RtMSAY,
notS-wfmlJt Dilg Gen. thief of Ordnance
pito:
POSALB FOR HAY, STRAW,
AAU UllAltli
I'oMAlit. DCPABTNENT, )
AlSISrAKTQUAaTLSMABTLX'S OlMIL,
ALA.aANUHA, A ,tio, K,ltlU )
ltlTTEN PHOPOiALS are Invited for furnish
tog 11a) , btraw, Oats, and Lorn, for the use of the
(overnment,to be delivered at Alexandria, Va.
nr any joint on the Potomac or its tributaries, and
In such quantities within the amount proposed for,
And at such times as the undersigned may direct.
Tho proposals to be addressed To the undersigi ed
and to state the quantity aud price of each article
ollered.
Proposals will be received for five thousand
15,000) bushels of corn or oats, and ftlty (6ui tons
of hay or straw and upwards, unless It snail be for
the Interest of the Government to contract for a
less amount.
(orn to be put up la guuJ sacks of alout two (3
husluls, and oats in sacks of about three (1) bush
els each, v, hlch are to be furnished tree of charge
to the Gut eminent The hay and straw to be re
cuiely baled
All articles furnished under thH advertisement
tobesuttject to a rigid Inspection, by the Govern
ment insj ector
Purchases will be made from time to time, under
this Advertisement, from tho lowest responsible
bid teres the Interests or ths public serviced)
require.
the unlersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all olkrs which ru la deemed Incompatible
with the Interests uf the Government.
t tiiments will te made in suh funds as may be
I rovldfd from the United States liessury, an 1 as
Ur as i raotlcable, up u delivery! but the under
signed reserves the right tu withhold the whole or
Hiiy part of the payments until the complete (ul
fill moot ot agreements
(rfwid security will be required for the lalthful
fulfillment rl aoy Agriement made under this ad
wrllsement. W1LUM SIOUDVRU,
noia-iuut I aptaln and Assistant (I. M
rp u
A L 11 I O N,
V4 PLNNn'LVANIA AVKNDK.
Between 91st and ssd street
rests.
tOAHDING BT THE DAT OR WKEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
Mt.AU at all IIuuss.
IJ-Clve us a ell,
jelo-ly C. H. OILMAN
Ifattg) 5Wi0ttrt! Hcmtbltcan.
vol. in.
PROPOSALS.
pnoposALS roR rooiinq fklt.
Cava lav Ivskav,)
Or rue ur Cnitr uoaktmaste, J
WABHtnaTOB. D. C , sept. 9, isms.
PRllPOflALS are aoHaltad at thtSofleefor the
furnishing or RUOFINO FXLT In eosulderable
Suantltier, aa It may be required from. Mm to
me, in the eonstrustioaoi eevalry subl and
arracks
The Felt to be delivered at the wharf of the Cav
alry Depot at Otsboro Point, near this atty.
Ridden are requested to send with their bias
samples of the quality of Felt they eropoe to
furnish. ,
The Felt will be subject to Inspection on delivery.
Lieut tot i and Chief quartermaster,
selO-U Cavalry urau.
pRO
P0SAL6 FOR HORBEB.
CAT ALKY BtFAO. )
Orrn e or the CniKr QsAaTsasiArrxa,
WAsuiawToa, 1). C,, August 1ft, ISO.
PROPOSALS are solicibrj and, will be received
at this office for the furnishing of CAVALRY
HORSKStobe delivered at PlttstHirr, Penney! v
nlat Philadelphia. Washington City, syrecnee, N.
Y , or Indianapolis, Indiana '
of Horsea la lots of not leas than twenty-fivet () I
hands high, from five (I) to nine (t) year old, well I
brokea to 1he saddle, eompaetiy bultt, la good
flesh, and free from all defects.
The ability of the bidder to fulnjl bis agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons, i
whose signatures must be appended to the fuar
atee.
The reatmnsibUltv of the guarantors muat be
shown by loa offlelai eertUUate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United lutes
District Attorney.
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant Col
on el C. O. Sewtellc, Chief Quartermaster Cavalry
Bureau, and be Indorsed on the envelope " Propo
sals for Horsta." C. G. 1AWTXLLX,
Lieut. Col. end Chief Quartermaster,
auts-tf Cavalry ureeu.
PROPOSALS' FOR HEAVY PROJEC
TILES. Obdiawcl Urricc, War Dcpartmkrt, I
Washihotoi , .ovember le, teal. (
PLALKD PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until 4 o'clock p m , no the 16th of Decem
ber next, for HEAVY PROJECTILES, to be deliv
ered In the following: quantities, t the under
named arsenals, vlxi
ATTHCWAUITOWN ASirWAL, M ASS.
2,000 16-Inch battering shot
2,000 iMneh shells
Booo lo-inchshot
s.ouo ifrinch shell.
AT T11L WATiaVLlLT ASSKN L, H LST TBOT h
1,000 IMnch baticrtngshot
1 000 IMneh shells
4,000 10-tneh shot
2,000 io-inch shells
AT THE U 8, ABSUIALtttOVCJIKOa' It LA IT, M. .
1 000 16-lnch battering shot
3,ono 16-inch shells
10 ooo io inch shot
8,000 lo-lneh bells
AT THE ALU.01IAKV ASSkMAL, FITTSSDBW, fA.
1,000 16 inch battering shot
t.oooiWoch shells
e ooo io-inch shot
1,000 io-inch shells
AT Tilt ST. LOUIS AMIML, ST LOOIt, MO.
3,000 10-lach shot
3,000 10-inch sbelU
AT THE WASMIXOTOM AVAINAL, WAlniKOTOF, V, C.
I ooo is inch battering shot
t.ooo iMneh shells
4,000 lo-inoh shot
8,000 io-inch shells.
The Projectiles are to be made of the kind of
metal, and inspected after the rulee laid down In .
theordnanse Manual, with the eaeeptlenof the
IMneh battering shot, whteb are to be made of gun
metal, of tensile strength, ranging; between S0,ot .
and ao.oco pounds to the square Inch, and thee
must he east from a icverberatory or air furnace. 1
Drawings of all these proleeUlee can be seen at
any of the arsenals where they are to be delivered. 1
The projectiles are to be Inspected at the foundry I
where east, but must be delivered at the various
rssnals, free of charge for transportation or
aodllnguntlldeliveredatthearseQal. Deliveries
must be made at the rate ef not less than Ive per
cent, per week, of the Dumber ot nrojeeUlee con
tracted fort the tirst delivery to be made within
M da) s after the date ol contract, and any failure
to deflt er at a speolfled time wlU su.bct the eon
tractor to a forfeiture of the number he may fall
to deliver at that time.
Separate bids must be made for each kind of pro
jectiles i and If any bidder proposes to dellvsr at
different arsenals, separate rids must be nude for
each k'nd at each place
No bid will be considered from parties other
than regular founders, or proprietors ef works,
who are known to this Department to b capable
of executing the work contracted for In their own
establishments
Kach party obtaining a contract will be required
to enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for its
faithful execution.
The Department reserve to Itself the right to
reject any or all bids, If not deemed satlsfae
tnrr. for anv eause.
Proposals will be tddreased to "Brigadier Gen
eral George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnanse, Wash
ington, D C," and will be endorsed "proposals for
Heavy Projectiles. CEO. D. RANSAl,
noivtuthsatist Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnaace.
Ommnil On ii., War DtranTMCMT, I
Washinotor, No ember , isn (
That portion of the feregolng advertisement
which relates to 16-lnah battering shot Is with
drawn for the present GEO D. RAMSAY,
Brig. Gen., thtel of Ordnance
rost-tutbsaixt
T
HE "GIDEON PRINTING
OFFICE,"
fcHTABLUHED IN I.
i GIDEON il PE ARSON,
1 1
I STEAM POWER,
J BOOR AND JOB PHIMERft,
611 Ninth Street, near Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON C1T1,
Having greatly Increased the facilities of the
above Old Established Printing
House by an almost
KftTIRr. RKMWAL OF MATLR1AL
Aud the addition of several of the most Improved '
I
TOWER-PRESSES, '
Are prepared to execute every variety of '
LETTER-PRE1S TRINTINO,
rrom a
FINK MUTING LARD
10 A
LARGE POSTKR,
in
PLAIN OR COLORED INK.
PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH
MIY BU
RELIED ON. coH-tf
JOHN W. VAN HOOK,
I GL.NLHAL PRODUCE and
tOJiaiJSION MERCHANT.
Ukiua m
Bullcr, Kn "'l CIhm.1 . .
?ob.ceo uitl s.g.r,i
Cli.mnjn, stierrr "! CUt.t WUmi
Br.atlri Whl.kir, FurUr, Al. tAd Ctdcr.
Aiki, Agent for .
Uurca'. AciT.l Ctla.t Chupio
us9itm Wasblogto'n. '
WASHINGTON. D.
CLOTHING.
CUITirst BMaTll'BII BllTH'Sitl
460 8EVKNTH 8TREXT,
Opposite the Pott oflee.
ibOW OFKMNO Hll ITUIX UT FALL
WINTER 0LOTUIKU,
OtHVB FURNISHING GOODS,
HAT! AND CAP.
A II I T S
MADE TU OKDEU.
Call and see Samples, at
J. n. BMITH'8,
No. s0 IKVLNTH STRKICT.
"p LEAR THE TRACKI"
SMITH k BEALL
Are now opening a splendid stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
WK DUTY COUPLTITION.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO UKDER.
Call and see samples, at
SMITH & BEALL'8,
No. MI SLVLNTH STREET.
"rpHE OLD WAR-HORBE AHEAD."
J. BRUCE A CO.,
Invite your attsatlon to their stock ol
MENS AND BOYS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
GENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every Description, and at Trices Beyond Com
petition. J. BRUCE,
No. 4C4 IEVLNTH STREET,
(Two Doors below Smith's.)
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
THANKSGIVING TURKETt at WILSON'S
I The undersigned, having perfected hi arrange
l menu in ruiiaucijioia prw tora, anu oosion,
' takea this method of Informing his eld customers
and the public generally, that be la receiving dally,
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem Ceuntv. Naw Jersev. eal.
I Prime Phllaaslphla Butter, Capnns.Bueks eoun
1 ty and New Jersey thickens, Sweet Breads, phea
sants, Partridges. Grouse, Snipe, Woodcock, Reed
i jurua, mu vT-irj maury 01 uw uwrm maraers,
1 Clear Boston Pork. Snuitd Plr' rt m.A Trina.
Smoked and Pickled Salmon and Halibut. Also, a
lamsupply of foreign and Domestic Fruits and
Vegetables.
T families and others giving entertainments.
. this is the cheapest and beat place in Washington
'to purchase. THUS r WILSON.
oein-Sm lit Peun. av., bet. Isth and totb sis
JLilGAL IpSfT
, rpERMS OF THE BUPREME COURT
1 I OF THK DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA -Notice
tsbereby given that, by a rule of the Court, Its
terms have been fixed as follows.
' Gtneral Term.
Third Monday of January.
Third Monday of October.
Terms oth CircuU tourf,
la which alone a Jury Is Impanneled for the trial
of elvtl cases )
First Tuesday of February,
Third Monday of May.
First Tuesday of November.
rtrma olAs Criminal Ovrf.
First Monday or March.
Third Monday of June.
First Monday of December.
Ttrwu of I Dittrirf Court.
First Monday or June,
First Monday ef December.
Bptciol Ttrmt.
First Tuesday l January.
First Tuesday of February.
aires luvauay 01 Kiarwi.
First Tuesday of April.
Third Monday of May.
First Tuesday of June
FU; Tuesday of July.
first Tuaadav ol Sentei
First Tuesday of October.
First Tuesday of November.
eirsi ivesaayoi iweemitcr.
AfOfder of Um t-ourt. R. J. MK1GS,
tv
Q
Bl'HAMS' UOl'HT.
district op lolumdia, washingion
COUNTY yo wiTt
NovEMsan ITnt Id the ease ol Catherine Xuhn,
admlalstratrla of Joseph Kuhn, deceased, the ad
mlnlatratru aforesaid na. with the approbation
of the Orphans' Court of Washington County
aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the th day of
December, 13, for the final settlement and dis
tribution of the personal estate of said deceased,
and of the assets In hand, as far as the same ha
been collected and turned into money 1 when and
where all the creditors aadheirrof said deceased
are notified tottcnd,(at the Orphans' Court of
Washington County aforesaid.) with their claims
properly vouched, ur they may otherwise by law
re excluded from all benefit In said deceased's
estate t provided a copy of this order be published
ouoe a week for three weeks In the Daily luttonal
Uepubluun, previous to Ihe said 13th day of De
cember, IMS
Test 1 Z. C. HOllBINS.
nois-waw Register of wills.
rpuia ia to aivE notice, that
X the subscriber has obtained from the Orphan's
Umrt of Washington County, in the District of
Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal
estate of George anderlehr, late of Lalaette,
ateto of Indiana, deceased. All persons having
olaDna against the ssld deceased are hereby warned
to eihtblt the same, with the ouohirs thereof, tt
the subscriber, on or before the Mthdey of Noveru
ter next 1 they may otherwise by law be excluded
from ail benefit bf the said estate
direa under my band this Nth day of Nm emt er,
IMI NAR1A A. VANDERLfcHH,
note ww Executili.
C.. MONDAY EVli!NIN,
RAILROADS.
rno uisciiakoed soldieiw and1
X OTHERS. t
bAUllUA, I
As fliers tiava tiit an ininv rninrUlnU m,ta 1 .
the Relief Association, and the friends of Dls
charged Soldiers, about sUk and disabled an I I'i.. '
charged Soldiers being ,
lAirosau Lo
la the purchase of I
PASSAGE TILKI.T8.
the undersigned deems it his duty to caution all
thofe trAvelllngto Philadelphia, Jvew ork, Cos'
too, and the Northern or Kastern states,
that t
TMK ONLY PLACV
to procure tickets
is AT Till 1
TICKET OFFICE or thk B aU H. It.COMTAN V,
It Is the onltf 1 le vrhere niiv i i.i-.u '
eureaThrougli'Tleket, or where jou can bate
Iour baggage cheeked through to the above tiltri
rom Washington.
pca-l PassLugcr Agent, i
I U A N U E it if lioilllb.l
j -.-.
PhlUdslaiikl'i wilmlMum-.H,! st.iiiM 1
f smaaeisiMa, wiimlstiftoia antl llaltlsaorc
Ou and after MONDAY, JAN. 0th, lies,
eAs$Fat.n trains leave rmiADi. ton
Baltimore, at 4 on a m , (Lxpms, Mondays er
cepted,) 8.16, II Ua ru , (Fxpiers.i and loop. 01.
utd 13 m,t night.
cheater, at a 15 a. in , 1 00, 4 so and 11 ou p. ru.
Wilmington, at 4 to (Mondays excepted,) ft. 14,
.iu., vm, .w aou II W Vi N
New Castle, at 9.1A a. m. and i p. ra.
wuirii aigiDii. ru nuu , 11, u, 1
BUIford, atB.l5a.ro.
Salisbury, at 8. I a. m.
TRAMS ton fHlLAVkWUU LIA
Baltimore at Sort, toiOn m , (Frprtssr) 1 lo(Lxl
press.) S.W and B (Express ) p. m. '
Wilmington at 7 IS, Sft anl 1 1 to a ru , 13 M !
ft. m.. 4 10, t oo and Ii p ro
Salisbury at 2 16 p. m.
MUierdat4,aap.m. i
Dover at CM a. m. and I tup m.
New Castle at 8 so a m. ande 10 p m.
Cheater at 8,10 and loot a m , is w, oi and
.40 p. m. i
tllA HAtttVAAA frt. Ifkl4aklitf Bh.4 lnl.4ihll.lM
statlnnaatBlAadfltAti. m
Leave Baltimore for Dorcr and intern e Uat ta -
none, ai i io p. m.
TMAXbS tOR BALTIMORE I
Ltty Chester at84oa.ru,ittp m.
Leave Wilmington it SW, ia a U s 4 1
p. m .and loo a m
FRL1QHT TRAINS Vi'hpAisengtrcir attaItc-J
artll run as followst
Leave Philadelphia, fur Pciryvlllc and Uter me
diate places, at 6. W p. m.
Leave Wilmlnrton, for Perryvlllo and Intermedi
ate placea, at 8.S0J1. m '
Hatelaceeat4p ta
nu4ivai'Uiuj n f m.-.nu di ,ironi ini.v
ul
. ,,
1 "'
Ii(l
iciiiiu mi oaiiituurv
From Philadelphia to Wilmington at 11 and 1
m. n
From Wilmington to Philadelphia at 7 p
Only at 8r p m. from Haittmuio to Pbiiedel
plUa.
marl8-tf WM STEARNS, Sip't.
1 Sfi ARRANGEMKNTH 1 Q.q
W YOllK 1.1 It KB
rHK CAMDKN AND AMDOT AND PHILADKI,
PHIA AND T1UCNTON RAILHDAD COMPA -
Jl'fl ??: ,,. .. .. .. .,
rroaa Walnut Street Wharf 'sad Kss. -
slwfftoM Depot,
will lute ar T0LLOW8, tis i rare.
a a. tu tviaiauucn and ADUoj-una.
Aeaounodatlnu - - 12 38
It A.oL,vlaCaiudenandierseyClty-New
Jersey Accommodation . 3 Jfl
At A. M via Camden and Jersey Cltj i
Mornlor txprcBS .... m
At S A. M , via Cami'en and Jen ry City
td Class Ticket a
At II A.M,vUKeiisingtonandJerseCltyi
Eanreaa iki
At u
a a
At S
M., via Camdea and Aniimj C. aud
a. ABOuaniouaiioa
3 r. M , via camden anl Ambo-C. an 1
A. kSDlCBB
i a
S i M , via Krnstngtou and Jersc Cit)
X ashtngtoa and N. Ltpresi
ai r. ui , via Rcnslpgloo and Jfttty City i
son
At
w vrnina iaii .
At 1IXP. M ,la K.-nilngton and Jersey nti
tw
Buuinvrniuv ii .
At IH(Nlgbt) via Eenslngtoa and Jetsej
City, Southern kxpress
M I P. M , v la Camden and Amboy Aeeon
ptnodation (Freight an 1 Passenger
1st class ticket
3d class ticket .
svo
The 6.1ft P. M Evening Mall and the I JO (Night) '
Southern Lxpress will run dally, (all others, Sun t
days excepted.) ,
WASHINGTON AND M- W ORK.
Lsava Washlnrton at 8 and 11 JO A. M. and A and
8 JO P. M
Leave New York at B ami 10 A
and 1M and
IJP.M
Fifty pounds of Bageage only allowetl eaah pas
SHhiniJK5aleut,TelU
All Baggage ov lift r pounds, to be paid for extra,
OtiiV(iioiin limit lurir icijxmdiiHiiy iur onrjvjo
IZiiiitV ' WM II OaFmIlR ..ni
wuiiatvb vi .i i urns, idn, vgcu.
BMA..B. K . -. IIUI i-l1I... .. ,.. ....... I
januarvo. isu.
UNK5 FROM NEW YORK inarillLADhLPHn
WILL lva.
From foot of Cortland street, at 19 m. and an. m .
riaersevCltv andCamden atlaulina ni.a.isu
ia Jersey viiy inn tuamuen ai ian i in a m , m,l SU
and 11 snp.m.vlaJersei city and Kensington
ril AmtaiisS Lim i ' '
rroSrier No. 1 North niter at 1 an 1 ft p ni
(Freight and Passenger via Aniboj and camdea.'
mar
Ba r m l m dt a m v orn
A U 1 IHUIIL Alt J OHIO
cmandaner.MO.VUAvTowmhcr.l.iya'ally
trains will he Vuii between ttashingtun I ami jSi
York, and Washington and tie ttest, as follows.
FORPHILADLLPHIA,Nktt UHKandliUSrON,
Leave Waahinfton t.tHnd 11 (U a ru . and & and
8IOp. m dall), except Sundt Ou Sunday at 8 30
ta.vuij,
FUA BALTLMUPJC,
Leate at tt.&ou and tlo a m , and I lu, A uo
ends Mil. in. dill V. c-i t Sun l Un Min Iav nt I
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o iu.i.uu. iv iiu ii. iu
UK ALL PARTS U THfc WtiT.
LeateWaehlngtonAtflUandSA m,andrt)p
bb. dally, eaoept Sunday. Unaunda),at 8 .op m,
only.
t w i ' . TA7.10" r1.' . .. I
Leave Washington daily, except hundat.atlao
,, m -
" The tirst and fourth trains from Washington
id fourth and tilth trains lroni Haiti more, iton at
all way points.
rUBWASHINUlON ArtDTHfc. SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore at s M. H tut and io ;o a m . aud
1 19, 4 39 and 1 U p, m. Un Sumtvy at a 6J and 8 tVl
LuVlMUTATIIlN lltAl.N.
Leate Baltimore dally cxrej t Sundt) it in
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ttashlngtun at 8 a m aud 3 0 p ra.
Leave Baltimore t.tSiM) -. m initllln ni.
For further lulormation, lltkctsof eterykind,
fce , apply to George s Kountz, Agent at Wash
Ingtou station, or at the lieket uffloe.
m. r. priirri,
Master Irauaimrtlon
1. M CtiLk,
(.enrral TKket xent
) W K I. I. ,
I.
K I
ULALEh IX
PAPKIl UlNUIMCls)
A Nil
WINDOW SHAPES,
Free kilo Hall, I) street, mar Mnlf, tiet,
WAauiNdTON, D C.
... .. ... , , ,
Work executed bveKnerenel wijrkii.Ln. kini
on moderate terma ' Viwrn
MANHOOD,
HOW I Uhl I HOW HLSTOlthU
Just Published, In a sealed f at elmic. Price six efs
v w;; w.""rT,;; "; .v.v..: " :. rv." i
ni.i,i. ....I n.iii.i ..,. .I.,.. ..h,.. ...".:. '
i bduivnr, u.i iur oailhl, i nn. . i . i
Inal Weakness, hnolunlary Lmiisloas, rxual
uvuiiiijr, uu ini)iciniii;uis 10 .iiarriatre griieiAuy,
li.V0nV,r.lVOl.,ul,'V,un, K,xlriti .." ."'
Mental and Thtslcal lueaiaclly, reultlng from
SelfAl use, ac ,l.t Hobt J Cuhtrwell.M l , au
thor of the Oreeo Book, h.e
'ABOO.NTOTHOt's-.MiSOFSLTrEnybi"
Sent Under seal. In a nlnln rnielnnp. tn inr i.i.
MstigeVta"bv0DrTlf J '" lK"
postags siaurps, ity Ur.tli J L. MINK
selfl-Jmtndkw rost Odes Boa, tW
NOVEMBER 30, 18(5!!
f.UHDPAI.MERSTOaudMUS.O'lCAMt
A MILtS o'SLILt SOffO
Of All the mtn wid swoor 1 ur 1 In,
Whnllvelti songorstorj,
'lill time lets pass bfs euipt glass,
lord Pam, 'tis you're my glor) T
And this shall be the song fr me,
Ai years are o'er me flowln'
lime take all else, but late mr pulse
Like l'Am's as warmly glowln"
( horus Of all the mlti wld swoord or pm.
Who lire In Irish s'or),
'Till time lets pass his emp'y glass.
Lord ram (jeou dslnnr,wid)riur
w Icked arts, your white hctl, and your eve rlastln'
physlck )
Lo-d rin,'!ls)ou're my glor !
To Mra O'Kane a glass u a dhratn,
In silks we will attire bert
And t rum wet I' riirrf. nt snmethln' worse,
On him thatdun't admire her'
Irv-sh, flr andjoung, ram'swlonln' tongue
(e aicmenf in nelrhtt.
I hit Parson O Kane sh quitted wld pain
lore lover Jiard ou to eight 1
t hnrus o, of kll the pearlsof precloti girls
!' i,-c in "fi'i ur iarr,
Wld Vaynns' art to lire the heart.
tnu tnynos-an 10 ursine neari,
.JMrsO Kane, ray Jewel Mra o'kane, aouMd
Mrl. O'Kane, taPrrafe-dArf(iA nithoremterte J
Tisou 'llajou're my glory.
l-ord Pam Is great, a snhaker sate,
Brlttaula'a litiky ruler.
In hJg'i drbate on pints of state
No nead than hit tooleri
Out uoilhernathethesllver wraths
Ould Time's white frost or ashes
Like Etna's tire, bis hearfs desire
B'saka out in tlndher flashes
Chorus Of All the in In wld swoord cr pin
Who live In British story,
Lord Pam (trie )e ould deludhertr,
that ought to know bctthcr, aod that does know
lettlicr, lut mn't lelp )ourrelf. arooit
lord l'ani, 'tis jou're mj glor).
1 here s s-methln' quare In Irish all
And adlatof iltaties,
1 hat uinkes us nil so prone to fall
lowblshke) and the ladles
W id these galore, what want we mure,
(iur heads are wildly turnln ;
W hlle In our food of dancln' blood
Delight is falrl) l urnln.
Chorus But ol all the min wld iwoord or pin
wan itts in in iu- woiiui aory,
Lord Fatli-f An' bad 'tesstome if V
1 lBU "V e n"lf m.y ""0ii half m tent a d hall
",""i) u )r j
Lrd I ain, 'tis jou'te my glrirj I
n pip Ue Ihe toast, Brltannla'a 1oast,
Mis stroLK'st v, akeneis pardon (
And let no thrkk, m royal le,
uur hetrt ualnst hlui haidej.
The warmest rln baa charwt bralo,
Tt r proofs are ithrong and eight) ,
" to lrs it Kaic a glars hi 'II dhraui,
And tu 1'aiu hrr luer of elght '
t horus Och, 'l all the pearls uf precious girls,
An of nil ihe loiers honri.
Lord l'am I Vnd tou, Mrs O haue,
dear, that s ah e ttlleethilf a telegraph post wld
)ncuii.korjourrolllckin'.)e.isV3l
111 both, dears, are n) glory'
. . ""
1NTIUCEPTKI) YANKKK tURRKS
PONDBNCK.
The Ulcliinond Fwptircr of the l?llh Insiaui
butilisliLa ullh muth gatUracttnn the litter
l0,,lc.l btlo, .hkli Ml Ion. tbc band, of Ma.
rua,-r- The -7..lrrr aay. of Cautalu Kol.n.
I J"' 'J'1 " h f 'olM'a bin
' and dl.appolnted his frlenda TCry much by re-
' malnlng with tho enemies of his country. He
' 1,'alust the Chtntsc pirates, and bvhaved trj
j-allnntlv."
HrAliqLARTrsa DiITHICT ItXAl, 1
Hoiitow ivr. n, ij
Uoh A. K VaJlorv, f tertiary Aavy i
Hihi I have tbo honor to forward for jour
luforniation a I titer from Capt. Kola ml o, com
niaudlui L. 3. steamer Seminole, to Mr. h. V.
rov, Assistant Secretary U. ti. Nsj, Ihis
litter wan lu tho mall ba of thu Seminole,
which, with that of the Catutfn, were entrusted
tit tho capmln of a Mockado runner, who du
eclttd the I ederala Into Ihe bullef that ho wa
buuud for .New tlrleans, aud, on leatin ' thorn
at SaMue 1'uis, run Into Ulcuslcre. aud delh-
id the mails to nu nPh cr there, who transmit-
ted them to tbiso headquarters. The orlKtnal
has been sent lo Mr. Maeou, lu Loudon, for
publUotluu, ouo cop to thu British admiral
a on tnll,mauiIlnH lu hu uun, ana onu to tnu mcxi
' can authorities nl tho Kio (Iraudc.
I rcniHlu, tert rcspccllullj, jour obedient
3.3S j servant, J. Uankubii Maokipeii,
.tiujor ticuerai com'O.
1 BTTtK OF CAPT. KOI A MM).
-UuiNi. Paid, iet 3, I9t3 I
V steamer Sfminule
Mt Ufc.AU i'u. I am torrj that I hato bnen
i'&am, i-ui a urn aurri mm i uutu iui:ii
td by the Couunodoro to blockade oil this
, ns 1 felt I oould have been of more set-
nrdei
piaee,
tlie ut tho Ulo Orande, where I had seized the
l"hlrin '.nP'f.n tl n 111), nf 8. i.l. mb. r.
j un,i BtaI1d tilt. ll0t us focus or thosu Cng-
"Hmtn lhtri ,ht "iro '" ,en dajllRhl
laiidi" Jig',ti if toiitraUaud, willi thu con
iii.uuiv ui ihu nn aim, auu bviiiuui; iiiiu
i m fi rllihiL- ltiti t mil I tM ti niiil f n1l
... ' .'.
till rilKHIOII. Iklltn II, IIUIIUUM Uol Ulllll
ili.in, I, , .itiuia.in nllv li.nl In L. . ti .. ii I. I mil II 1
...-.,..--, -......., ..... . r .,.... ....... .
hud .ulUCIent grounds lor IimMUtf thu eeUure 1
did.
i Tho "Mr Win. Veil" Is about V IU feut luiir
hiiuun, nimuaa oi it. mini
mi deck, and has si Undid eiulucs. ail below
the water Hue, and built for u nun of.wnr, iron
blniicblons and kuc'efl fore nnd niton her main
dick, uud could be lumcrlcd Into u prltntuy
n if) short uotlee.
i exi'i'cieu io iiiiu uunoii imaru, uiu uu not,
w Itli Hie t' tcptlou ot tw o Iron 1H pound gnus,
Of contraband urtlttn.t found about 15U axles
i '"gun (arrlages, and two ca-ks of Iron rings
' tor "rtHItrj harness.
MMtl la 1 ilfttlly teitlll lied wlih air
ports, and would bu tomfortnblj lor a ere . of
4W IllcU, HIiu will lllttku U a splendid fltiL'h
decked sloop, wlih pltot ,,'utii, rute thu spat
llClk.
Nu one know, who h nut been lo the KIu
Grande, the Immense taluo that river U to the
u....tk. i..nr.. -,., wi. n..., ... ..-.. . .,,.
ui'L.u.isa birillvuviUWl. UlulllVia Bib VJII
hlnntU liiidiiii- nr.rM.t....Ornln,iilul,I.I.
"V" 1 .. ii . a i
gotolexaslu thu sinnll steamers and I argva
wiiieli uro lowed up tnu mer and lulirtcd, ou
icUirnli)ir, brlmilnj eariroes of Confederati
i"tlou Just as bud as contraband, an It I'tita
..., m..i,i..... ' '
,.iui.a,i,Bua..,i.wiil.lvrucj.'tnu,
When J took the " red" situ had steam tit. I
aud 1 thought bbowaagoluglo run for ll, fco 1
look her at uiuhor, whkhl would hate mil
I referred, us 1 leari I Ihu Lugllshmau would
tr out neutralltt, ni he did, but 1 Informed
him Unit liu una lu eiror, that I had the ad
tanluge, hu nm on tut sld" of tho Uiu, hu
was (uUu luiir Hie llti , I in t llulo to llio
iiiiitliMuril.
1 did tiuitako aiiy bearings niiself of tho
u-i.tll.il. ,i j nil ill! l in I l,,tia InlLdiiiiul.r .....
I -va it, u.i, v.. iui lu.iiiitnuvi iu lliu (11 a. VI aiv
general, that "hoshould always tako bearings
wbcu wut-tc'ipad near tho land." lie did &
whllu J w as on board thu reel," a J mlod
tier ni) self, and tuuduj after tbuseUuru I found
Hut lu the log w us noted thu bearings of the
ritei Kio (Jrandu, W. by ti.f u.tho tlmuof thu ,
fclzun, wbUh puts us a llttlu In AmcrUan
waurt,
I am elid ll w duiiu Ijv thu mueltr. u. 1 ult
oniu deileaij about a olnl ol 10 much lutcr
ti, person ill).
it gill lid me lo hate u siouudrel of au Lug
liliioitu crtliigout ncturaltij, when he-knew
un sil ai f did tint he Inkhecu truftkklug iu
ihi. i lood ol nit couutrt men and m iking mouet
'oaioiour in for t uiuii. Ihui iio hud laudut
i .... i .... i . . . . ... . ..
"' VM , UH . , , u ,ir?.,lu i11, I?,or,1,,uJ
ail it ill, t niiBiuiiij ivit Ui)0 Ul UIU JilO .JliliHIU, J
aud hid ftiirled with tho lultutloii uf heir
I rltnUcr, and had no bodsied in Mniamoi i, 1
well kuuttu, but tbj iuisraldu .Mexicans wh
'tie uuiui
itie UeiplLn, llJij UiiJe, aud Jet will no doubt
- -
tueium u eiaiiii 01 ucuiraiitt. wu cht he. ihciu.
si Ites uru tlolallug, lor tho Uuwklus, the Celt,
i euuuiiuu, iiiut icii nao. nu uisefiari, l lltcir
-,pHilUUviiroeouirabaiidlttudloriiuntid
... 7. . 'i.. M..xt, ., ,,,1111.i,i. 1 t ,i, , , ,.
''" MiiMeun uutUoi-lllc-Htl thri cu-loiu
' U,,J
WbvU It is io palputle to auj one of our
il.iti mn.n ih.it M.vli in. nr.. t.mi.li itirnn.rli
"" '""-"Oiiao at the Ilbi Uraii h .'tlmatlii
.i... i1L,,.r..lin l v B.utin( ..n.l i.ilu. nld imi.i
eiiuttil io the eticmj, I ttiln!. ll deilllili Li I
NO. 310.
tbataurpka for tlicobscrrautoof a ncutrallt)
which tber don't ohiirin tbeniaLUvr. .iimitrl iu.
listened to by uur Guuroniuit, and I Iwhi Mr.
diward nlll reoiluJ them of what they arc now
uuiug aim nao uono lu me wav or vioiatini
luuiralll), b) acndluf- tu itixas innlrabAn
I lit irru llirmtirti I t..i 1M II ..!. . ti l. .....
the rlvw ot It, momli I. nbout thrco liunilmi
yarn, wine, uu fonr rcctunUron tin- tnr,
uti kiuhi u.rruKLr.. JOU o up.
I ttiluk tbo Gonrunicnt .liouM .u.taln ln
.our.o itttliont lUtftiln to any ax of ntu
trnllt) from either Lonllili or MtiKaus.
Tim hlp will condemn limilf, for jou know
Ler tai,rot Irmu lururni.tlon from abroad, aud
ht ibe rau.l lnvo landed, tbo Mexican, nri.
l!,tni.ih( ilolntlni; mmrallt), a. It I. tin
hll) urn iKiilral to lum latur to ncllhvr I(Ib,
but bt ui. i iipht frlmJ to botli ljdlii.-i.riiit.
ltautak , I in of my potltluu lan
tb. tljfhl eoun. iiu uvulrallty, as tbw cotireo I
liaro taken h fully .ttaluidby my uIIIick
nun uiu iiia.icr uno jiuciil nil. .hip uy Unr
RVi-ir 5fc. w W ' ,m ""y VHlCMn.Kan""i weWun iihora and burned.
u...u .. ,. t.it. miu 1 (.4111 ri"ui ui" cuu'i
version
Vou saw frouillmt Knltsh tail, Jlnnd'n
dlspAtih how ihu dria ould In. 'Ihu damned
pupp, I wonder If ho recollected how his ion
snl, Mr. Duuch, aud some of his brtlhtr m'l
itrs, raised thu blockade olf Charkslon bt un
Imnirlnaryllncof horlzou. I supjoe thobjuu
dary of Texas and Mulco Is oue of tbc smiic
tobtui) but I have ooo of Blunt's iouipaMt,
which Klve a blunter Ilnu than tlulr s.
1 hope Mr. Pcward will assume a higher Ijw
If tho case comes before htm, as Mexico nnd
Entrland uru tlolaUni' neutrality lbemseht,
and what Is meted out by them Io u iIim
should bo made to ful In a similar w.
1 here U not tBOUgli dolnif hero to keep ni
alioi I hate been here about twu weeks, nod
hate nut kch an)tljlfi but what Is lu tablue
ls-, which (hurebeh Jru rTtirjlncinl plllu.'
acmss the channel.
I dj not anticipate nnjthlut In Iho m jv nf a
Hyht here, uuleea thuCllfluu, avhem nud thu
Cuitua boats lu tic Vdti come out and make
one
The Clifton Is In working order. I cun'tl
near ihem, as there la on!) aeun feet water nt
the entrance of ibu Pass,
'Ihe army wilt uit.uk, I nuppose, fiom snmu
other point tho I'aei, ns It la stronger noi th 111
ner.
1 trulf ui dejr ro, )uu will drup tut a line
and tell me liow the course I lute pursued, u
liirards Ibe "lYel," is appreciated bj Ihu d
purtmeutj for I am reill) ijuito auxluus at the
riHiHjnslbllliy I hiu iiosumcd, imrllculurly
when I thluk of llunttr, who, I hate uuiKr
ilcMjd, wh charirtJ with tlolatinir tieutnillu
1 ho huKllsbmeu w 111 do uuj umouut ol aw uir
ii,,- -n.l (tie M
at. i
,Ah loiiaclo
uf ") ability
ll r.-tiiu flin
e jiex leans iikuwiauironi c-ompiieii.
iciousne-s ol hating acted lo tUebest
mv nbllltvfor the Intercut of iu coumr ami
Us cause, the belief that the I'ecl was lu .tnrr
loan witters, and tho corroborating testimony
of Iho li.9tcr and l -buok are the com furls J
have lu my auxlctr, nnd cm which 1 rut mv
define u.
Drop me it line soon, and bclljve niojuur
frleud, IUHr Konaldu.
A true tup;
tt. A. ALam., la I. A. A. I..
' BY TELEGRAPH.
KICAPK OV JOHN RIOHUAN.
Ci beiaiiiNo. 'J9. John Morgan cud live
otlleers escaped from tho Columbus pcfiHtn
liary last ulKht. Urvnt Clcrlhuii am buiitif
made to recipturc them.
Dispatch from Psnou Itrutvulovv.
Cami- LocIo. Kt., Not, -i (.en. Hum-
sue etui holds Knoxtlllo, and has held his
I""1'-", for ten days, j-aluhl larvo odi. llu
.m.''r"1 " H-tnr) hero, aud Iiae cndoanU
l,iu,,cir,,) lui Lnlomiieti of hnst TiiiULfcauim.
uo m?n .r -IM, and descrtia the honor nnd
l0' ortliewh-lc luiiuirj.
ai-r fi,",n, aro a K1li)lt'llt'i ""J - '" "" i
tt to Vln, ,nu atbH'l "a " ' thuiulli-
turyauthorlilcs. I shnll return by Chatinnoo,;..
tt. i. IlltOWMiW.
kkiape of the Privateer Sumter.
Boston, Nut. .! A letter dalel lUrmuda,
NotcmHr 17, iiunouuccs tho urrltat of the
btpinicr Sumttr, from Wilinlimtun, wlih .ru
uaies oi cunon.
uT . V. r . i. . .
Hlio reports four steamer from llermuda and
Naitauu, captured oil ttllmliinrtou.
inc ?u inter is pniutcti itiaik, una Is bound
,,,.. . ,. . .
' rIV;,'P,0,rlit,0 r,cILLiu' ,"
,ur trj1 of l'-'"-''
er outfit ana resume
lUhtt lml1 mUil Muey IJI-cnv ei et- U
,u,oli Bteeis Hleamera
New Vokk, Not. . -The Hrlll-h uamtr
CorsKu, from N'utsau, watliorwu;bl stun hi 1
mv lunoiu nun (iiivi.,b i.t. uiiciii
well
an ill 1 h.lL'L'a r. oantii'i ru
. 1 " . . .
lira MHinm ,11 ntli, mu mulif, jiiU
rLlii I ni ill 1iut f. it I nil .in t In. a.ti mil. r 1.11H nmnn r
-- - v9
uiu a.K uiw.
1 be bound sltJiiier Lummouwealih collided
lliw morning with thu Williamsburg ferry bout,
tutting tile latter to Uiu water's edirc. 1 lie
Cominonwculth hid hr steam drum diinagul.
No lltes were lost.
Ihe atuinpt tulmmh lliu lruu clad Daiaiur
In ill J failed
.
hiippllee for I lie PrUoatn at Hlilniioml,
1'jiatnu i ia, Not. ."J Un, lollowii ,-dls
pul, was reeUtcd to night l (.eo. 11 mhui
-M , Prcaiduil nMlu thrletlau t. .niml.-Ioii
limiKtss Momhil, Vt
lo r.toije It Vmrrf i umuu i ui,ntn i t u .
.-'"'I . .
Ihutuctert ream to Icllete that the gooda
uu ti) umiiiuuin nun ifj inn en Hilars inu
Cbristhin t ommUsluus are ddhered to our
1 risoncrs. I would augjjot Hut jou nnd up
niurti mt nnnitili .
" I " ""
Oigii'd)
S. . MCKrUITH,
liilgadicr Oinir il
cililcut at 6e
Nrw oiik, NotcmUr Ji. The ship Eoici.
aid. wnlch tailed for l.ltertiool a f i w, ri.i.
ulnn. . rrturind to d.i. hniliik' Imd ihu mninln
killed, eliUf matu wulied oterbonrd, un I Set
end of ihu crew Injure I
From Ne llrleHita.
Nkw Ulil ans, Not. Jl T ii, iu. '1 !iu Ilrlt
lh briu Uushlmr Wave arr.tid on the -Uili. n
t ri?e to the gunboat New London, cultured
golngituo thu llio (inindi. rMic had i iargu
ut ilollilug und wcdUliii nud s7U,tM.Hj hi .'old
1. . . ..m. fi...... a I... ll. I,. 1 . ..I l. . .. - .1
UIJ I'll I1IIIU IIIV Uin"IStl J'l lit CI Ult 1 11 Ii
the rebel loin, running Irom UH) to u(kni
uro trlug to couceiitratuut some joint mt fir
abotu fori Uud sen to Imjidu nL'ath u
(hi thu iBih thubteamhoul Line ruin was 11
tacked bt scctiounof thin lorn, hjtiu bur
pieces or nrllllert, 'Ihct ilred Mtcrul bliotr,
ouu uf which went thrnu.'li the I hi h u-t
deck, lhcru being i In-JW U'g, alio cseij ed
No litis were lo&t.
lucre 11 a report, will i Is lutbtutu, ot a
stromf rubel force gath rln,' at L Union, i-i , md
auolher ut WooJUII , Mii. Ihu rebels an
tert utlltc dlUIuu'i!i- It it iruiu U-iiouKouto
to thu Mii'U'IM 1 M 't-1 , lit J all lheetllote
tntuts look tn a j re arjtioii for toucentmiiug
ut soiuo joint ou ll e liter lu lie it) force, uud
pliutlugl iiierlo toob&lruiicouuuerti. Hull
jl.lld will luditiruptd rlioril).
I roui We -tern i ouil ma Ur re In Hews of a
surpiltu ol ihu tiiemt. (Mitbuuih, catalr
veiurtiit out ou the Ablictillu road aud the
LrmllUou rojJ, to a mllu lu thu ruir ot Camp
1'ruti. sui i orted bt lulituuy uitUUrt. liiev
tot k the ciuitiy completely by biuprUe, m uu-
lug inu WliolU &IAU1 iea reginuui, Willi Hie
i xii) ilonot I went) lite nu ii, lint wire com
inaudedb) Lol Uu'Uj 11 licuULint til-
ml aud major were absent nnd neaped I tier
all i dlipertel thu Second Louislani t hoi
citalr), uud returmd wlih sllBlil loi
Ntw UiauAs,.Nu. ,'l--0 ir louts MtJeL" I
Arkuuui Ci), lexas, ou the l(h lut ud .1
txii0ttat fepnHiratt.
i
RAVJCfJ OW A D VKI1 f i Ma
On arjTiere. three fayi ... $1.00
On, square, foar day ... l.US
One gqtiare. five diji 1.50
lire aqtiare, tu oayt ... . . 1,7a
KTeTT other ay mdTertlMmtrle, lfit per
ecct.addltional
Oree a week aiyertUcmejitfl ehart-etl a new
for each Insertion.
an uur or less. contltal a aqnart.
AdvertJamne-nta afiAmtff h ia-ti4k1 In hi 14
o clock m
lurrcudertd. We capturM one hundred pris
oners and tlirce gana.
Vim inrLiitiA, XovemKr M. The steamer
(Icorje Wrtslilntoo, from Ncw Urloans, No
etnljir ltt, arrived at tbl-i tiort th! evening.
Amomlur pfcners areOcoernl Wadiurtb,
Cnplalu Durjhain, Uunnr uf dispolchcs, and
others.
Tho New Orleans t'ra lias a dispatch from a
Mobile pnper of the 8th Instant, which ssvit
"Charlwton has Lcen tiurnlnff sixty two
hour a, nnd Glllmore'a shdls are coastsntly
insklnt? It wone. Nearlr all the men In Fort
Sumter ere killed bytbe fallof tbe rematnlc
wall, nodcr wnica muj naa taken ruufe."
Tl.o JlVastatca that St. Luke's churth, hi
Ht rculea atru-t. was burned by an IncendUrr.
btrnasc It was used as a negro school.
Tho itismef Uermuda arrived at New Orle-tna
1 ill Ihe 1Mb with six pi rat re 00 board, taken
l mm n schooner vnicti tnejoaa capiureu s
few hours previously.
.Mintncr (ciirKintr, capturea ujr a poniuu ui
1 TuBLrize .!
TIiBtirlzo echooDers Antta and Matamoras.
with cotton, hare arrived at Ncw Orleans. The
stinmcr Tccumsch,wlth n cargo of cotton, was
burned at West Daton Konge on the 15th lust.
No lives wereloit.
Nuws from OcneralDauksln Texas contlouca
tfood. Ho has captured Corpus Cbrtitl and
set ernl smaller plaies. The Texans exhibited
strong ctldeuccs of L'nlunlatn wherever our
nnui inarched so much as that arms aud
equipments for them, particularly for earslrr,
are being sunt from hen.
The steamer ttmte uoua arrived inu uicut.
brimiinic three thousand barrels of flour.
Tin Menmcr auunytiut, irom jticmpnis iur
ihu Ohio rlt r, with onu hundred bales of cot
tou and a number of patscngcra, was destrujed
b Are several ladlee being burned to death
or drowned.
1 he Hrltb h brlir olaul. with a ccncral i ariro.
nrrheit at New Orleans ou the llfth, a rlro to
tbo gunboat Vlrulula.
Kirhy Hmlth hsa directed me) witnarswoi oi
rebel troops from Alexandria, La.
One Colonel Allen is reported as elerie 1 robe'
Oottrnor of Lonlslana.
KHOM THK HOLllt.
Iteilew r the Itlchnionil Marktt-llli.
ctltaueoua Items Important Arret! of
.egioc lor Aldtnn; hlavet. to kveapt.
t V rum tha Pichan cd Lxnuilner.)
It 1ih bien for hume time a) parent to at.
uis who httu lot tlituf, that the) were iib
sifted In their I! lull t bv amende other than
lliiiruwu, Aceordiutrlj, a pi mi wat set on
foot to jpi rebeiid nnd hrluir these aiftntsto
jusltci, aud on l?aturil.),ulHcirJohn W. Davis,
oi i ue viuyurs ioiiev, wno naaatpneauimscii
wiui ununuTentriiy io ineworK. wasrewaraca
bt the arrest of twomprocs (Joe Holland, ilavo
nf Messrs. TalUntl A llrolher, aui Kobt. Mar
shall, slave of Ch.is. lUm , ) who w cro charged
w ttu aiding ana notiiiug slates to iscspu hum
tlicir own hntue, giving them passes to go
witiiiutiiu iiinkeu lines. iioiiarja.tneDriiiutcr
rase it of the two, mado a clear eoufesslon ol
his crime after his arrest. Ho Is a very good
penman, and admitted tho writing of the passes
lor setcrai nfgrocswnosuuAequeniiyranaway.
Both negroes weru locked up ln tbo cage, to
await an examination beforo tho Mator this
morning.
Thcro is no telling jet what amount of los
these two negroes hatu entailed upon Iho own
ers of slaves, by facilitating their csapo In the
manner desirlbtd, and their jmnMbmcut should
bo adequate to their tnmo,and at tho samo
Ilmu cnlcuhtcd, b Its seicril), to strike a
whnlcsometcrror Into the minds of all negroes
inclined to meddle lu thu affairs of tholr uia
Un.
Under the present law. tho penaltr for writing
a slute a pus h Uhis ntid trausporiatlon bo-
ronn inc nmiis oi uiecoufeaeracy. inis pun
Uliiiii uf , palpably luadequiLu al any period, U
(,larlugl lusullUltiit now, iu the, dUturbed
tlmea, uhen runaway negroes hato their Tat 111
llcsoffscapu doubled b reason of tho J ro
hull) of ihu i uhlic ciumt and thu vAtra Induce
meiits held out to them by that imint for I ti
euutet met of lufurmaliou
Caj ital execution woul I nut lrautnid lb-)
emergencies of thu casu lu thu aboto InslaMLCS
oftictfro loiisplruj un I falthlesaueh.
OUD.NANCK OFFICE,
tt h ULrtiirMCM
V iMtiNOTOMi. Nor. 'JO. leei
, nurcisM.' hui i.e rerriea ai ibis
I office untuin'ciock P M.outhe i-ithuf Ueeem
i ler iift, fur Pxmuu Infantry acroutiemeuta, c-.li
SI M.V I) rrtUPisLs Htlll.e rerrhed at this
oer, m ififiierei in rne iuu tuingquanitiu
rv,' rV.,V: V.ClV.Tr'A ,
Island
20Or nt at the IrAiikford Arseaa), H-i .
t inn. I'a
JVu()Btrsat It tl Mlefliiu Arsenal Pittshuir, 1 1
.) tui i acts at the a luls Arsenal, V ,uit, M'.
UKd fife -.t the Unite) Mites refl, r hi
ll Id, .M-if
lleif iH.oiitremenls ar In If ma I lu aln I
t itilurmit) with the uirulatinu ptitterns, wu )
Ml ' fll
,, ,,, ,r ,,j.t U .,tn ,t in. aixutl
.. 1., . .11.. r..l t .ii,ru t,.m,. .a. . u 1.. ik. .. ..
ii ii' Hfii ai .rj oi iur niHi.f u.uif i juitr
............. .""": .":.;' :"
eriimeiil t nouo in be af.rptrd or paid fur I ut sji-ti
n areapi rotelou insieition 1 he lelts to le i!
plaint f halhtr, nuA all the ntnck to 1 e th" 1 in
mk tanned .he shoulder belt to he nulukl in
I fie si t
Urliteins must be ma le In lota l not less llian
I uuetsper week lor nil centralis vt t),MWets
or uu lei and not less than Jiviets terwtelion
til contracta lor orr HV-w set! Ihe first delh rr
to teni-ide ulthin filled. da)s Houi datu of roi
ti.r nllurelii ddlierat a m tvititd time wilt
suiject themntr-tttor toaforlrltuieol the amount
to be del. trie 1 At that lime Jhe -.nuutreiutnts
muslhtiord In the usual stjle, the box's io !-
I eliarfed ttcost to heileltrtniiied I j the Ins.i-ctor
Ptllils uill slattiekplUiilt thearseuol uraisr
1 tnUuhirf Micj protue to vtlUT, aud the num
Iter uf sets the) to, oe lu di tin r at cavti place, It
fur more tlnn one
lNo huls will it tunslderel Irom artlrs other
than regular manufacturers ol the attl-', un I
su h as are kuowa tu the iHpatttueut lotvfulli
1 inni eirnt to t i'i lie In ttir oh n shups the ;l
' pto nsed for
r nil patft, u'j'aluli g a contract "-illle ui(U.ri t
r rn'tr Into tonil, with aj poel surf wr i
Kltl.lul execution.
The Uej artmeiit nsents the rifcut tj rij l o
nr nil likla U nnt iteineil ittiiln toil
PropoBABHlll be adtresieltu Urleilier c.tn
iralUcorgeL) lUmsaj, Lhltf ol Hulnaiue ttail
Inglon, I t ," and will te iulorsed "ipi-.u
lor Inlantrt Avooutremuits
(.1 ii Ii it Vls
Una (.en , l liief id Orluame
uiiJl-ftttulLl tt
llllSl'll ALU.
LltT "t Hi'Hit is is rue PuTHli 1 01 loll
Ult hV rntia I.' ulM ".riuuij iiuiiv not
, iltnl eu'hstrett Hrst.Ulween e anl l'to-tli.
( r,rr hos, itil, ouiternth strret tcit
',.. ofeiit ruiua I
I Utliiu. v.
loiuiul lau hospital, ourteenth street ttest, a
ur itliiutit t it tailroad
c 1 i tell hopitAt, st cntli street h est, at terrnt
.usorcit railroad north
Dot gin hospltsl. cotner of I ttiert and New
Jeiscy Heuu
Kkliigton Imsjltl, oa (.nles s firm, uuilhcait
ruui) bust ital, near Alms House, east of th
laiuiol
.nlr husjital, KcnUll Cieen, Fouith sttee1
iiorthC'ist of city
Haiewood hospital. Corcoran a farat, eet.!i
strict west
Judlclar sutrfr hoipcil, .Uiii-.ii -i
Louisiana atenuc
Kalorama (smAll pox) h. -j IMI, B' -t ". "ut
Iwcut)sceoudstrest
Uiuoln hospital, uw mil - u Lapltol
.Mount lleaiaiit hi e Hal. rourtecuth stit,
bejuudlanrr hos) Ui
sciilnu) ho-jital (iroigctuwii, ernerofCay
anl Gieemmets
stouo h siittl ru'iiteenth street, urar loljm
tuuhnpltt. ...
r Hiii'elh liuijlta', vlusvue i)Uin, beyond
j n d Wist
bt Alujs'ui hoijlta' ((vampoeJti) ortLCp
tt i and h. itrnti
iui 1 1 u Uijltxl 1 au .NwW Jeisey attLke
i-'ttiUMit 1 it. i m luRt nmrj n irt T ur
tie t , ' ei kii uistts ait it we

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