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Wie are euthorized to fi

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groves, Orders cont to or best avtha

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South cide Canal. corner Seventh street.

10KORY, VAK, AND PINE WOOD

Gord length, or savred and

CHBONIOLE OFFICE, Gonsazera of Fuel will ap:

I havo this day received = larue lot of

COOKING, PARLOR, OFFIOR, AND CAMY 456 NINTH BTREET,

will mest with attention.

oD & WITHHKOW, STEAM PRESS PRINDHSS. OORBTITOTION AUILDING, batween Eleventh and Twetttly ‘one nauare north of Penn. ayaa! WASHINGTON, D.

ENBY POLKINMORN, Steam Powor Pres BOOK AND JOD PRUNZER. ft, betwoan Sixth and Berenth stroztz, pearly 13 OBIoo of tha Nations) Inteliieoncsr, f71T-1¥

whieh I wil! gell at New York prices, at my Store,

$34 B SIRES, WARHINGTON,

OAL! COAL! GOAL !—OfF oll kinds, on Band and for lo by,

four doors from Grover's Theatre, (branch of 53 and 4

corner Sarenth etvest and Oxnal,

awed in four pik 4 Gplit for Ono jesse and 6p

Union Fire Wood Bil, vrner Sayoutb strect and Canal.

‘The attention of

WASHINGTON HOTELS,

ASHINOTON, D HOUSE," November 1, 1853.

OFFICERS, SUTLER, Sa

JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, “ AVENUE

1 called to my different patterns of- 7. AGED,

‘TENT STOVES Boarding, per day... WIERD Peace Doatp, per mi

fo Wane OM PANE ERY ATED

prominent among which is the

Tho above rates will be tho prices for the Avenue

SVANS' TENT DEATHE, House from tho lit Novomb.

JONN CASEY. HOUSH,

QAR BASEETS.

whlch packs complete, with seven feet of pips, us box 8x12 inches, and welzhs only 30 Ibs.

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ATOHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE. 602 OnesrKor Grazer, Firet door above Bighth stroes, Purapeuran., DEORTERS ASD DEALERS OH WATOMES, JEWELRY, AKD SILVERWARS. L. LADOMUS.

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Dinner and Suppers for Parties cotter ahortast notloo by

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Igo, all kinds of Bheet Trop,

nso are constantly eup-

ol in, Conner, and Zino ort eotico, ard at Now York, Phlindel-

Bibley & Guy, 522 Stoves and Heaters.

Oysters, Gante, é>.

WatioxaL HOTHS, WASHINGTON, D.

Muest, egente for Kicgsland Patent

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WINES AND LIQUORS.

6th etrests, Leland,

‘This valuable Medicino is purely vexotsblo in Its com- pealtion, contains no arsenio, copper, or other dangerous mineral, end Is freo from the (injurious affects which fometimes revolt from the wo of quinine avd bark. ‘Price, $L50 par hottle. For sala by Charles Stott, 376 Penn gylysnia avenuo; D. B. Clark, Four-and-a-balf strest and Pennsylvania oycous; Wm BD. Gntwisle, Twelfth Otho Beswell, Bsventh. feet and Maryland.avenno: Uf. MoPherson, Capitol Bill; Wallaco Estot, TwdifUh and ¥ stroots Beventh and @ streets, Washington, 9. O,:

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a BSL WATERS: So cholsent Domestic

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7 Ato, and San Demisan COKen.

Yormoriy of tha As

opse, Pbltedvivhla

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mtroot and Pennryivani share of pablio patronare.

@USLING HOUS! PENNSYLVANIA AN rapleted and realy to sccommodate

(ors with Goop Rooms, to the comfort of questa.

Geo. A. Miller, Wholezale Bruccists, 608 Market ctreat, nt) AY

Philadelphia. Holo Provrintor. WILSON MANUFACTURING

ttontion is,pald

a’ for TraveUers and nd Georeétown fre of chi Gtransers to a0.

‘Forms: Onsh on delivery,

whlch is to well known a3 one of the best in ts ll Rertislaw. ‘This new enteryriso combised, th that whoaren will favor bin wi atronses) willicavehis eiiatlishment well caticded, 'P. @—Geullemsn wisslng private roots tor dioner vs ‘Noy ean be neporamodacea. GOSLING ROUSE 2, between 13th ond 1!

Bees

LARLNDON HODKL This Botal, cituated oo avenue and Bini} street, haa Tafamibed, nnd In avery, way mmodntion of gents, fe publia may rely Wat the Dar, tho outs ola entertainment wilitha unexselled. fw2ieratha

ARD TO THR PUBLIO.~-Tho under- ape ast gpecetal Aolloits for him the pat 1¢ public, BAMUR Alerandrie, Virzixla, Joly 1, 1303, porchszed from Mr, Ssmuel Sedo}

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PHILADELPHIA PAs

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LAMP BLACH: SOOFING MATERIALS

0 treddo FaDDlled 24 tho pang Lowery ou

BKBLE MANTHLS—Constantly on band at my Wereroows, corner of Rirst strsot and ply, ef the diferent

that oan ba found

hipent in this itz, end at lower

Wiisou's IMFEOvAD FIRE AUD WATHL-PRWF FELT, OBMINT, AUD GBAYSL,

1 Jorsay avenue, eiylea and patterns 0! ‘Beany otbor establia ‘Purchncers will pienso give moo call a1 aking engagements.

themselves boforo wu: finds of atone work for buildin}

purpores, such ae Drown farblo, Granite, and

jorth River etope work. tured'to oper at tbe seorte\t notice and lowest ver, and Brecwman Tilo id Jald down to order, Soe riptious, uz wall r3

fis eoautanly oo has eu Ja—Lodieana avenue, next door to the Bank of meat. ued Flast

second siroat west Chose: hing and

™. D. WITSAN, Jr. Socrstars @. W. WILSON, Eupa totendent. 0. 337 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

PEE cone Reena as ely or jo Eninie=r= n ear

Llenteaent Colonel Mourth reais apbavivaain Reserva Uauntesr Cette.

HE PROPRINTOR OF Tat OLA. Sd een

‘reat rill hs earl ta

UBINSSS UAIDN

saith nro tress} tke

nition stro. AWADQUARTHRE altered and roftted

(Om limited nomber 7 BARE OVENS,

Gutlers end Hotel Ker ‘onus before pure

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{Sts} Wo. S11 Penn ay. near

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER § 1463,

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,

— Fon, Allon A. Hall, United Bio\es Minister to Bollvis, states in s Letter to Lis family, ct Naabyille, that bo arrived it Oraro, the preacct boat of govern- ment, on tho lest of August. He was very cordially reeelved by the President, members of Cougrees, and tho military, Fho rsvifested every ovidence of felendehlp for the Minibler ond the Government mblch he represented, Mr, Holl wes Ju the epjoy- ment of excellent health, In this connection the Naxbulllo Titon eaye: “Tn contiquence of efvil war In Bolivia, otcesioved by the outbreaks and guerrille operations of the Indians, the Government has been temporarily removed to Ornro, s strcngly foril fled elty, Ove days foarnoy from La Pas, the capital, and In the central portion of Bolivia. It bes some tix thoutond jnbabitants, although it once contained 80,009. Thé mounlslus at whore bese itis located onco contelned (hres thowand allyer mines, none of whith are worked now. Doubtless the moun- taing ailll abound with gold ond silver. The Bpanlarde tried tho divine institution of slavery {1 those th in former dss, and the mlscrable Indians acd Afi. cans perished -by thousends ander tho Issh of (be tare master. Divloo fustico deloyed Ste avrfal visit to Bolivia for many years, but came at Jact—Juzt ss it hos come at last upon Tennesteo, Woearo repealing tho experience of Bollyla. ‘The wealth ng@ prosperity of a Sinte, pmrchesed wl\h blood, are doortied to pass away.

—Herachel V. Jobneon, the Douglas cardidate for Vico President in 1800, ond now a member of the

Confederato Benalu, conclnded ’spexch thus: “* When |

fe Ubis etrngele talend { Shall we couqper tho North? No} we havo no desire todo this, Binil the N conqaer us} Forbid it, heaven! But I tell yo war will uover be ended (lll we are all conquered by

the chastising hand #f Providence, and we aro broaght |

back to the virtues cf our forefathers. Tuough oor armies have been victorlons in nearly every vaitle yet almost every inn and woman Is bathed In tosra and cast down in corrow with the loss of somo friend or kinsman. Every hearthstons if reft of ite en-

Joymonts by meoroing ond weeping, and the walls of

eadness aro heard all over the Imud, This fs the ches- Urement of God, IeA{eted upon us for s departare from tho paths of virtuo. ‘Tals 15 tho lessou of the bons, Then Jet us return with humlllty.to the prac- tico of those great yiitues whieh car forefathers cherlsbed, aud withoat which ons libertlea cannot be mafotatned.”

— The Wathlogton correapo: Trdune wiltess “The following 15 an éxuect from a otrictly private leller recelved here! from Ganeral Rorecrauato-dsy. Thay bat I venture to fakp the responelbillty : “ap to wy removal from the Army of the Camberlsnd, I have only to ey, proy to God ihe coaulry may he 25 well ond batter cerved by another. As for the infomous Mes wbled are eet forth through the prees to blast my

nt of the Chicago

repoiation, each es disebling mental disease, the uso |

of oplom, disobedience of orders in waiting for re-

Government, I would despalr ofva wi rach aGovernment. T! or thet God wlll prosper their authors, I do not blleve. Pereovally T commend myself to the ju and merclinl Oac who kaows whot !s far beet for a

— Hs Mejesty, King thronrd, and faprisored ia « alzelppl for the Inst two ye: relessed, aud on hia way to freer sklos, The New

Odcans Zva of the 20:b ultimo cbrovicles the arrival |

at that post of tho great stawer Eaprees, from Natcbiz, with 4900 bales of cotton, worth, at New York prices, nearly $2,000,000, and 1s, perbapa, the tmost valouble cargo ever La the port of Nay Orlears- Tho Eva learus, on good authority, that there 15 5 Jargo amount of cotton In Mlesiselppl walling sbip- ment, and will coon be making ls appearance in that port. As Ju Davis is eald to have acchlentally for- Rotten to order tho baruing of his own crop when he was ecndiog bis m{olons abont his State to bacn that of bis nelghtorg, It may posalbly be thot o portion of that coming forward belonged to His Supreme Excel- lency.

—Tho Nesville 4

jon npnouncsd, a few days 0g0,

Horrla’s Southern’ fire eating organ, the Nashville Union and Amcrican, This Griih wes eager to

rolse negro troops {a Tenneeees to ‘ght ‘ Lincola’a |

men,! aud he encouraged the enlistment of black rebels as xeatously 3 he did tho enlistment of white ones. This rebal, carly in thy history of tho wer, wr {he following, which appeased in the NashvUlle Un ‘and Amiricaa, Apz|125, 1801: © Everybody koows Bill Rawllogs, the good-natured barber on Market streo’, Wa wile, Mary, fa now engoged In making up unl- forms for the troops. Her brother (Jim Dunge) 1s raising 4 company of free segroca to ght Lincoln's men, and Bill says, If anybody will faralah bim with good leg, ho can whip sny ten abolltionisis; bat,

oven with ono leg, hels willlog to hobble ont to the

batile-fisld {f the Governor wanls bls services."

—Allcatenant commanding out blockading feet rocently bad awarded to bim, as bis portion of a pilza

vezes] captured by hia gapbost, spwards of $30,000.

Tho vessel and cargo sold for $500.000; Our Jeck ‘Tars are dolng a good business In the prizs line, It fa sald that Commodore Da Pont’s Individual share of prizs money, whilst he yas on the Charleston coast, wes abont #200000. Tho months of the renegades from our ayy, who are now lowvglog abont Disle, | are no doubt walerlog for n gop of this prizs money. The poor devils ore net only now poylog for thelr mment that had fed thelr un- gratefal families all thefr lives, bat they are dcomed ty and disgrace, and mauy of them

trecchery to the Go

to perpetuel p

will probebly dalsh Welr cates? as pirates on thobigh | coas. —Wayen chilérea of Rey. Aubrose Dailey, do-

ceased, who removed from Virginia to Feyeite coun: ty, Kya inthe sear 1788, are now alive. Thelr re epectira nges aro as follows : James, $05 Je; Polly, £0; BerJomin, 78 ; Peter, 70; Ambroze, and Thomas, 71. Colozel Awbroso Dadley was for: merly

fa Keokuk, Iona, Polly Dudley ts 1

og to Bt

Louls, Mo,, asd tho remalnder of the children io

Fosetta county, Ky

—Tno National have aent to Beaufort which saed sesterdi A. G. Coodbae, Mies

8, 0

M, Wood.

_ Mr. Johm Foster Kirk, tho eecomp!lsbed private secretary of the historian Protcott, bas In press o Blstory of Conrlea the Bold, Dake of Burgundy, 1a nblished about the

twooeleva volumas. It will b Ast of December, by Lippincott

& Ca, Palladelphla.

air, Kirk In now Jo Bogland coperintending tus pab- Mestion of the Eoglish edifion—the copyright:on wbich emonals, Wo hear, to the bondsome Agure of

over $11 600

‘—A letter from Chattsnoogs, 201 ult, eays that James E Murdoch, the trazedlan, ts there (rylog to get the body of bis son, who fell so nobly on tho bloody field of Chickwmange. Ho opecds hie }elure moments In resdiog fa the camps acd hospitels for

{ho entertalnment of tho goldlera,

—Miv. Oharlte Beocher, of Georgetown, Mass., 58 alceted Reprecentotive from tho Grorgetown and Groveland district. He had 75 wrJority In George: town and 54 ln Groveland. The Newburyport Mvold asye that politically he Is declared to be connd—or-

Thodox,

— At the great Northwestera Fatr, now in seeston at Obicago, severe} Intorestlog antographs wera cold agouctlon last Monday. ‘The lat Included the names: of Madlion, Monroe, Adams, Jackeon, John Jacob

‘Astor, and other dl ished Amerlesne. eral R Bpringdeld, wrote from Yellow Springs on the 28:

AUTH Jucreasing yrolenes of the esmptams of Lem

ung

porary indisposition ronder {t lumperative that I auonld

remain quiet for soma days.”

= Rey. Ds. Peabody hes ratirad from the edlteriat manogement of the North Avaerican Favlew, and will bo succeded by James Bassell Lowell acd Obarles Elllet Norton, ‘The Jauuary number of the

Rivles w)l) be edlted by wl

gentlemen.

—Csptsin Msyno Reld hes wriiten a little book on {be gams of ercquet, which, liy the Way, 18 an ont-of- door game, and on well adapted to our eumamer re-

sort

be

no right to make it public, |

| mojortts, Coto: | dato for fsenztor, this 5 1,000, showing s geln of 1,109 Ta Passei the opposition meJorlty 1 who has besn de-| in siddlesex (lucloding tho clty of New Bracawick) fmemns nf tha MS: | ther |

and more, 1s now being |

ha, 545

old reoldent of Clncineati, bot now realdes

eedman’s Rellef Aesccla:ton by the steamer Arago, the following teachers: Bite ‘A. Fowler, Miss Kate Foote, Migs H. M. Bass, Mls EH. Peck, Mlas 8. E. Peck, Miss EL, Stoart, Mics LE, Lovell, and Miss B.

sucrans, having been invited to visit

degres of torrow We

nounce tha’ death of the herole Charles Rivers Eilett, Golouel of the Mississipp! marine brlesde. He died suddenly at tho realdonce of bls uncle, Dr. Billet, at

Boker Hill, In this Bate, on Thoradey night Last.

Colonel Ellett wes s pative of Pennsylvania, from

‘which Blato bls parenta removed to Georgetown, D.

., Where he remelued mulll of eniteble age, when bo

wos sent to Porls, whtre he received his educatlon.

Colonel Ellett was bigh-mioded, chivalrous In the

cxleme; dariog, even (6 rasboiss; quick th action, fortlle In expedicst; acd, pocaeesing thees quslifica- tions, {¢ fe n0 wonder that be resdily atzalned high @iguinction In the military ceric, His father wes the originator of the rom fleet, and In carrying out hig plans he was ably ecconded by bls son Charles, In tho taking of Memphis the rats bora a proml- nent part, ond among the wauy noted for thelr bravery on that occatlon, Gol, Elleyt was, perhaps, the most conspleuons. Ha was on the deck of his bost amid the hottest fire, and fearlestly ordered (ha attack ufon tho rabel gnnboat General Price. Even beforo Tho rebel Meet hed eurrondered, at the order from bis father ho sprang into s bost, snd with en unarmed crem pred ashore, and, lending In the midst of 8 crowd of rebels, dlaployed tho American fog. Wov- Yng Lis colors, ho rnebed to the post ofllee, and there, amid the Impreestions of the crowd, bo bolsted the

tars aud stripes, and demanded of the Magor tho surrender of tho clty, whlch demand was acceded to;

and the ely of Mfeaipbis wes actually strréndered to him. Al tho organiza\lon of tho Marine Brigade, hia

services end abilities obtatned for bim the position of

colonel, and ho was probably tha yonogest peréon Lo

tho comutry whe obtained such high command—at the

me of his death being lees than tworty years of sue. ‘His brilliant career on the Qaean of tho West Js fresh fo (he recollections of our readers. Hla ochlevemonte with thls boat are unparalleled, His desth 11s national loss; for Amcrica had fow brighter intellects or more chivalrous hearls, snd coriololy no braver or more

| self-sscrifielog patriots.

—Tho Boston Port asys : “We enypoze Marshal Foroy’s parilog address to hie troops to be tallent and Impartant ast Is certaloly paterool and impu- dent, Il scemp from this thet he has terminated bia mleslon. ‘Mexicans, thank Provldenca,? tho meck ‘ond modest man rays, ‘that your happiness has been contlgued to the French Emperor!’ And he eveo ‘urged the people to ‘ he proud? in the fect that an fm- perlal despot bas swallowed op the Mbertles of their

country, Bat tho face of tho sddrets shows that all |

Js not wall with the corquerors ; It refers to the re- fraclory, the, blind, the faleo patriots, the feleo mea cures, Whore promoting the rola of their conntry, i.e, reclsllog tho forgign yoko, evincing ‘contempt or dlseegard for tho existing Government.” In one word, this address corelders Mexico to be es much a part of Frarco 98 Pearls. ero wo have ta fret Enaropean monereby sets up ov tess Weatern phores aud by those who keow thot Its written aa low ina corles of diplomatic papers, sud bas been pronounecd before the World by the United Btates by the mouths

of its statermen Preeldents, ard Is embodted tp tho | heertg of the whole American people, South, Nort,

East, acd West, that tbe wheels of tuo ra mot to bs permitied to roll back on thls laud of on Jom of tha dari: eges ”?

Faller returns from New Jersey chow e101 far.

° Slechat | ther Uniou gatos, To tho Fifva Copgreselonal dle ioforcements, &:., If I thonght they coma from our) tye sloaa (Newark eliy end Hadson: county) the jon bended by |

t people will accept thew, |

Unfonlats make the hardeome gain of 2770. Ta Worren county, whlch lost scor gave 2 109

Charles Scranton, the Uaton eacdi- F reduces the misjority to connty redneed from 481 to 204;

@[g.0 Wetca gein of 500, and in Union a simllar

gsin of 200, ond In Belom of over 900, Ovber coan- lea, not sot reported, are expected to shor cqaally elgoll

eanlts, The loyal men of New Jereey have every encouragement for {rezk effort and orgsol fon, wit whleh sbey can Berdly foll In another contest to placa thelr State In line mith the slaterhood of loyal Commonwesltbs.

— General Loals Blouker, abo dled In New Jersey on Batardey Isst from corsumpllop, came to this country in 1849, and was among tho first to respond In 1601 to tho Presldent’s call for voluctesrs. Ho hed seen considerable scrvica In Germeny, and vary soon after golog to tha Held as Colonel of the 8. Now York volantecrs was make a brigadior general.

Cross Koys, having provioutly € in the Moon tain Department under Gerenl Fiémont. He was relieved of commend in the fall of 1962, ond in March lest was honorably dlecberged and musterod ont of gervlee.

a Ist Sunday regular Episcopal eervices were held in St. Paul's which, of conree, the nt of the United Biates was prayed for. -Two weeks provloualy a like serrice was beld In Portsmouth, Virginia. Theze were the ficet ocessfons ou which the of the United Siates hed been nsed ia the ecrsices In theo cilles aluce the passage of the secezalon ordl- nance. The Ri

Barnes and ctaff, to troops, were present, The audi large, most bighJy appreciated mont.

‘Now York on Saturday lest, for Liverpool, was 3 Heenon, 0 bi to England f training of the Ja\ter for hi

tho largest amonot ever fonght (or In the priz3 rlog — Governor

Jength avd from one hundred and twenty to one han

tha (rado of tho Red river valley. —Ganeral 8 recenUly remarked to 8

elter, In answer (0 2 quss-

and not for me to dell upon other bande, and other Leeds.”

—We learo that Mr. Jobu N. Buck bas by guerillas In Holmes consty, Afleatssippl. He ulwose been a atrong Union mon, and formerly tc refuge ia Memphis. Ho bad been tuet aiding the “Ualon troops in Cevtral Ati for thle cave’ bo met bls erael fate.

DOW ongros

slatiog of twralve countles, Ko Re 184 for Jobn Brongh.

In one consty, Geang!

831,

town of Weston, Middl

candida!

of Innd and ocean to be hed In Americ;

octive businces men. His nge was thiity-three.

dent's call for more men.

and then only by n few citizens,

—Tbo following Baptls'

Rey. J. D.D, Colburn nod wife, and RB: Boar. =

town eeverol years 10 tho Btoto Leglsletnre.

to Black Hawk Polat, Colorado,

‘Toelday last,

‘The Penusylyania De Wolle Hove ‘Bishop of Vermont,

We copy the following extracts from the reply of the Rey. Sr. Hows to the Bishop of Vermont :

Futtaverrnr, Ostobsr 27, 1863.

Ruvenexd ap Drak Bin: Wo aro surprised to

learn thac tho sirong expressions used in the clerical

set of Bishop Hopkins have

Ta common with

protest syaluei an been mlsluterpreted, bers of our commusion, wo will be glad If you will propare, for publication, » statement of the reasons for protesting, aud why’ Buch emphatic Isngaege wa: Yonre, very trily snd reepectfally, THOMAS BOwINS, Riouauy 8. Suiza,

Wwruusase Wersit, J RB Ixaersouw,

tho Totter of Bie

conatrained to perform.

ils general convention. all thege elreumstarce:

with this dloceaa In

the feudal: | |

oppcaltion |

was printed, indeed St was not really publaned. tribation In the quarcera where th: bed called It foria could wake ft gubscrye their pur oto, itcould not be fonud by thoza who did not ellsh and were not likely to bs carried captive by its Most of us did not know of the exist. ence of Lis Jeter to Messrs. Havemeyer and others of New York, nut It was unearthed by Messrs. Wharton, Biddle, and others, of this city.

y firet line of the" Proteet”” al eges tho “extensive circulation of the letter in this to be the couelderstion which compels the who aro cxerc\slog thelr ministry ners, to at Its doctrines. Had the Blehop dis- feminated such a missive, a5 8 pastoral in bis own we of Vermont, It wowd have been very imper- for Penusylvaulans to havo protested agalost "The two grect Dioceses of New York, whore the vat, the entice, wosxpurgated céltloa, was printed, had watchmen enongh upon thelr walla to leave as (had we known of the. former lesao) free from any obligetion to tound an alarm. Y con as brought Into onr own borders, and diffused somenbat secretly Into the placo where we ar charged with the care of souls, fan unwholesome thing. Presa in tbls city waa €oon disposed of by tho polltl- eal club which issued It, and thea o egeond from York, endorsed on the ‘back, “papers from the ro- cloty for the diqfaston of political knowledge.” Nelthor wonld ft have been Incumbent upon uz, a8 a notlea Bisbop Hopkins’ letter, if it

ked political question. fara {nyolved moral issnes of thu gravest sort. draws bis weapons wherewith to Aght (vo belleve a wittiogly) tho battle of the Oppress Ion) irom the armory of tbo Lord. titted, by Blmaelt.

Al the first Ball Ran battle bis brigade brought ap the rearon the rellrement of our forces. General | Bleoker subsequently participated io the baile of the capture of J. O. Griillth, ex edltor of Isham @. | 4

body of clerey, had concerned 9 21

Chureb, Norfolk, Virglota, in| for (who Is Ay Bis letter [3 en-

ible View of

Lis, publishers, ‘One has suggested thatit might be more fiuly called ‘' Slav2r5’s View of the Bible. in tbls preductlon he ba: fore, *« wrested E

ayer for tho President |

M.E. Willing, of New York, was ‘Wo could not kee} tho cfllolating clergyman on both occasions. General ber with o largo pumber of oor

s, which wore very,

The lseue of bis I

vice of a political cabal. | verted from thelr loyalty to whlch Mis Ip) them, thet religion fav fore, the act of rebell yhere (webich, at the pr wh owe apiritasl care,) we reseas of our people from 1 lov{on but pro!

— Among the passengers by the steamer City of m

ther,of the Benicia Boy, who goes over tho express purpose of asslstiog In tho great dgbt with Tom

King, tho Eoglizh chomplon, for the cteke of $10,000,

mey, of Minnezota, in bis treaty with the Indians, eaccseded In porcbesing n tract of Iond of tho Indians one hundred and eighty miles in

thls dieceee, thot he did not

dred and twenty flze{o breadth. ‘This comprises the ond on both eldce of the Red river, and will eecaro

tation, Was (0 ba used Ln tho 62 He wight surely, wit ted as ‘imnc, after tho ve had been made of the drat and the earue letter by the conf

who $5 restding In New York,

tlon on (bo anbject of the war: ‘Thetis « mater I do not talk epon ; It Is a eubject for others to diecais, my old aye. It isin the attention of ls nolghbors 20:

ma hang

Lot It bs farther reme k | sey connter expression ramental 19 and the Insiitarion —The famous free-soll stronghold in Oblo, con-

wn as the Western re, gave Ln tho In{e election a meforlty of S1,- . Val Asndigham bad but 350 voles ont of a total poll of

proend that th

shsking the continent

—In the election In Massachuvelts on Tuesday, tho protest against the Int

jesex county, caste unsnsaious vols for Governor Andrew, At Sherborne, in the same county, all the yotes casi were ft tho Ualon

—Mrs. Jessie Fiémont, with ber daugbter, was in Amesbory, Marsackusctts, last week, to visié tbe poet, Wolttler; and with bim boy made a vielt (0 tho top of Powow Bill, where {s one of tbe most lovely viewo

— Frank O. Huntlogton, coa of Dr, Huntington, of Lowall, died very enddealy on Sunday, of congestion ofthe luoge. He was of the fim of Jurklnge & Hontington, of Now York, end wes well keonn oa en

Divine Providence. pol'clas of the pest Whey bold encred, Bat although they refass to Tecogulte Wu nd inelet pos * puilog now wine Intc esont esprels of cherscter amazingly Far bo {t from me to sllege that the Bishop of Vermont {a of that cast-iron mould; bat anrely no man over presented grester contrast of charscter than ‘when desconding from tho pulpit, where, with olea and apostolle look, and boalguant spirit, ken of the law of Jcsus, be enters into his Yo all tha subtlety of a casalst, proceeds bo Bible n cruel system of houdage, in which howsn beings, eprinkled with tha blood of | exprsscd-bis doubts w Christ, are bought and cold, regardless of famlly tied, aten Without messuro or redress, at tbe hands of thelr fellow-Chiletlans, havo keown snd honored and Inouthed preacher, om witnesslog, and being made to | wodertaken {0 say socse\ltve, which us coald nor be eal in thar own pastoral spheres, this strapgo aud | abla taearry ont. Ho lald lt down shat they foned can bat retort | tha [aw not euffelent they eo0'd go to Parliament for tates ab {an indemnity. | He (ur Tiled), a

= Goyeraor Backlughaw, of Connecticat, has called | ‘bey do olen pr on extra nesslon of the LoglsJatare, to meet on the 3d

of November, to take {nto consideration tho Preal

—Me, Jobn Glaucey, tho Independent Democrat elected to the Loglslatare from Ward Three, Boston, was Dot pot up unUl the time the polls were opened,

to defand out of t

mleslouarles recenUy sailed for Barmoh: Rey, D. A. W. Smith end wife, Albert

corrupted at will, b:

—Wiliam Hi Grant, tha Dstaocratic esudidate for Attorney General of tha Biate of Minnezota, formerly resided in Lyndoboro’, N. Ht, aud represented that

eruel perverslon of bls boble powers,

pon him hls Virgillen vorea, Qaaslo

and protest agalnit on attempt so “‘nuworthy | wonld not

{ Jesus Christ,” which thoy haya elways | transgress the law. (Obesra} Up to the ime an acconnted bli to be.

Tha provest dosa nok impagn the Christian chase ter of Blnop Hopklus, nor assert that ho bas con- | istration, bat for the county, aud thay were bousd to colously or with mallee “prepsnso commlttox! an un-| obey the law es they found It, and they were not worthy oct Obristian men, 1a tho indrmlty of thelr | bound to obey IAws mole herosfter. [Gear hear, Camel uature, do, from tima to time, deeds over | end applause] Mr. Laird esnciaded by alludlog to Srhlch angela weop, and sometimes, under a mental the speech recently made by Bir Ronudel Palmer,

—Hon. Rodney Franch loft New Bedford on Tues- Gay for the Rocky Mouutela gold reglons. He goes

— Wan. Biurges, ono of the most influential and distloguiched citizens of Boston, died in that clty on

jop Hopkins Reply to the

PumApzurms, October BL, 1863.

Guymizwny : In deference to your suggestion that ths letter of Biabop Hopkins, addressed to the head of this dloceze, under date of ‘Burlington, Vi, October 5, 1863, may, If annoifeed, iuflict set groater {oJary ‘Ubon the cburch than ld bls former one to certsin politlesl leaders in this elty, by conveylog tho idea that tbe clergy of this dloze feout have been betrayed into unbecoming passion, havo overstepped the lial of miniaterlat daty, and havo treated sn eged bishop of the church with inde- corum, I yield to your request sod. the elrtumetances under wbfet a sued to which I had Yhuprivilegoof alllzing myname, Lbsd thonght that tho maulfess Irritssion under ehich 7p Hoping was written wonld render itharmlezs, sud protect ths vauerabla. mau to'whom Jt was directed from nny, scesptaues by the pablle of tho {mputstions ft Minge npon him and hls clergy.

‘You haya not requested mo, nor do I nor dealre, Lo enter Into tho endjzct a} ler to the two queatlons brought before me ip your note : Why did tho clery deem ‘It Iueambent oa them to protest ogains: the doctrine of Bishop Hopklos’ let. tur, and why did they do It with such force of expres. nfo? Of coures, you do not sek from an Individast ‘what motives inflaenced one snd another to sign that pspor, bal rather what wero the general 091 tiovs whieh opsrated mpon tho minds of thoze who, Lo concert, decléed Watanch » document must bo pre- pared abd presented o thelr brethren for algnetare. Imay premise thot tho suggestion that each action was demanded did not emsuate (om atiogle mind. It was tha spontaneous std concarrent Impulse of Bishop Hopkins end hls friends have dealt wlth it a9 If one hod originated the protest, and all others bed elgord it In dutifal conformity with bm. In thet concels they have been In error. Ttbink I aay safely say that all acted \ sorrow then in cger,”

With tbe Binhop attheir

raced to explain. Protest”? was 3-

T willl confine myaclt

came witolo one vote of Tu thé abseves of one Dioces fore the consecration of Blabop Bowman ag assistant, he performed ofllelal eervice 10 many of our perishes, and with great acceptence. biebops of tho American Ciurch, end has prealded in Mapy of us have, Is view of and of hls beslgoaat man- ners, bis diversided talvots, and largo acqatrements, beld'hlin tz most respectful and affectionate regard. Tho fact of bla ewloczca end of bis past relations ed the palofainess but en- Lnvced also tho daty of protesting, when (his venera- ble mau flooded the scenes of big former usefulness and hovor with teacbiogs on a qatetion of roclal inorals which the clergy of tbe diocese, with scarce an exception, eatesm untcrlptaral aad dangerous. Surprise ban bevn expressed tb: aylvanis 4a not (If they et Blnop Hopkics on slavery padleta them befe obaoxlons Iotter, with “many been pricted in Now York nearly threo years ago. It if T eso, righlly Soformed, for restricted die- shrewd men Who

Hels one of tho senlor

gy of Peon- jocirines of 29 objectionable) re-

every word of thle re like words,” had

It was when the

thet wo ropelled tt Jorge edition from the

We think 3, 85 men hare often donebe: "from Ma proper was aud ‘and employed it to bolster up a monstrous jp ellence and b3 {all

wes made ats Janeture when It wes likely to effect tha greatest amoust of practl- It was used by tho persons to whom it | Wes addressed na no engine of partisan porrer. erin tho Lond’s host wes musicred into tho ecr- Men were likely to be py tho powers thet be? onity might folst poo 3 the prinelple ond, there ‘Thus invaded 1n ont elsil cant crisis, 18 concentric jatd do nothing for Lh 5 poll\fco-rellgious de

§ says, In bls letter to the Bishop of suppose thet the reprint

yy entitled 'Biblo Views of Slavery,” 13. George M.

mt aabocotalng Jea: watch puaplety editton: of sea of thezo gentlemen in Ho certalaly Kaow lt afterwards, whew fis distribution was 10 progress, nnd did not depre bat in bis October letier vitoally ean bach use of bis production: ‘" Although o ‘lo the mevor born,’ ka bad uow lved among tho Yavkecs for thirty y guess ehrewdly things which they wiil not ¥ sy they know,”

bile Leqairing deemed: necessary, that | Cobden, Io which thet j

Whilo Bishop Hopkins anf, at lesst, one distiogaisbed | crake v Proshyuer atte North, have writien elaborately in [ro ot Blrken ‘of Southern livery, so publleaiton: azainst | the remake of Mr. Cebérm ibat G

uo ptocstded from the pen of ang |should be coatti

y or ominent presbyter of the ebureh. vlew of thece feeti, tbo clorgy of thls diccees conld | the G sveram

¢ letter of Bishop Hop- Kins, Industionsly opraad: throughout our borders, Tonld be urged and sceepted by mavy aa expressing | they would cot only bare U tho eense of tbe Protestant Eplecopal Charch to the Northern States on that great question watch Is now Tanged. that bott {a eouioeerto Id wot forbear to | balloiog, as well os to ob rusion of theee vers Into | wenefielal, and brought o' Alccese of which ke is not {0 charge, as an omtrage | whe competite ‘sod en iuconslatency of 5 marked character. ‘Yao Blabop has complained thet to hes been In- | hood—the Alabama and r nulted aud uvlrepresented by tha terms of the protest. | Glo: waa not afrald or ashamed to oyu |Bes is

No man who signed It 1s capable of Intending todo |gans built and deals Qther of theea wrooga ; nove 2 conscious of Naving | and cheerr|—nor, be was cao, was ito Dallost commiited either, now that It bea boen charged. Toor sil meant to speak calmly, trothfally, ond) paiit whet sbip, bat tbe tostim:

ther motn~

ders

ro In To somo ths eluing of that protest was the most painfal daty that they ever felt

Biskop Hopkins was once fan honored Precbyter of this. diocese ; thera ars cler- gymen sll In service here who remember im os puch. He was many years ago a candidate for the Eplicopal ciiloa bere, aod

Bat'jn ft Ho

bral

med, ot a natlye

imes 210 | they bad only two ship: that coald posi

|

In |tne contra:

(mapklod eld bottles.”

Toy, WhO Fed this golden-

Orme, Ormonias Hag, 46) Xam eens — Weer, Bernon he Hae TEEME OF SURECZIPIIO=

‘wo Douss 5 yearic sévanee

Se pei a

Sate beara edna iad

F is dabustion on thera terms will be made to new

yamsera ‘Olnbs of tan, 6 one eddze, Firvesy Doutisa avesr in advance.

delusion, Fersist fw thorn aud Jaustlty them for a white mithout uakiog shipmreck of falih and) s\go>d eon scleuce They who protsted) agatnst the Bishop's milsslva as ont of plecs in thls diocese, and declared bis attemipis to advocate slavery as It existe [othe cotten States Lo bs, In their Jadgrient, unworthy of ‘any servant of Jeans Christ, éxprossed ont thelr opl- nlon of this individual act, not of the maa from whom ft proceeded, nor of the motive @hieh prom pt edblm todolt, Barely tho Bistop of Vermont ex- erclied as pres n Mberly of expression when ba la ited bis lettor of October bib."

Tenbmlt thet tho designation by he protesters. of Bishop Hopkins? “attempt,” asin their Jadqment aa “anmoriby” nck, was not losulling or aucbarltable, bat simply plata’ end honest, sock ms they bed'o Chrisiien right to alle tol, aod suctins be, under the aggravated. circamstancta of tho cass, o0ght to havaex y Bas the Bisbop complains thet ho baa ben mis- represented Jn that foal sentence of tho protest 1a whlch his letter to certeln pre-slavery politicians Is ebatecter!zod (a8 ng eff rt to cn-tala on Bible peltcl- ples tho Siatea In reballion In (hele wieked attewpt to <stabllsh, by fores of aims, a tyranny, Io ths pews of a repablic, whos c7rcer-stoae sboll bs prepeiual bondage of the African,” aud which the protesters declare " challenges thelt {ndlznonk r ‘probation?

With a tous ot {i Jared. Innocaice, tbe B shop pro- ceeds to demonstrate, [0 hls way, tbat such eu fort conld not kaye besh contemplated by bian, eclog that (bls letter was firat published in Japaary, 161, moro, than thres months before ths =sr boyan, ot & daa when noone conld anilelpats the form of o- verzment whlel the Goulbecn Bistey would’ xdopt,)? Sec. Now it Is pertinen: to remember hat before tho Gate of that letter, Jsnaary 30, 1601, elxof tse cotion Btated hed alreaiy passes ordiaaness of reneselon, Forla Moaltrie, Plackaey, Morgan, Mncoo, Palatki Cauayille, Johoton, snd Barrancse, bed been ge'zed ad mauued dy rebals; the Siar of the West bed biea fof upon Im Cha‘leston hertor. Hid not the wer boxon?? ‘The’ Blsbop sor calls It, 10 bia New Yok Tetter, '*a peacenbla act ofcer=ssion” Avd eonid ro ove limogine what 0 commer stone of the

ernment. of tho 8: roo eneh acts wer transpiiiog 1 :

Farber, Ul jt be beileved, after such a virial éls- clolmer of all thought of ensulolog “tho States in Tebellfon In thele wicked: mlempt,’” that, a eoun\dara- ble portion of that very lotter wad devoted to om al gamoent ‘that tha onthern States have night to Geeds!? When, bs April last, Buhop Hopslus way requested by geatlemen of thla elty 10 glve bis Views on the Berlptnral Aspect of Blavery,”” be wrote to them, uoder date of May 21, ** Yue pamphlet published In Jenuary, 1851, to whleh you have 60 Klodly referted, Ia at your strvica in lta orialoal form; as [have not found, In the numecons: answers wate Ibbss deawn forth, aay reason (or changiog my opl nion.” Ta the PAlladelphle edlilon, whleb appeared ahortly beforo one late rleetlon, It was not pur forth “Gin &@ original firm,” the paragrapks dosoted to ar gulg ne right of seceaslon having eww, as T am credibly Informed, at the express desira of those who hed aaked for the docamen¢, pradintly eaporessed, The New York cAltion, of 1861, fally Jastlfylog Southern alazery, ard 1ajlog down’ prioclytes entea give warrant to éecrssion, {a belleced to bays been touch moreextensively clrcals'o} In tho clase tuan in the free States. Lite was beard of It iu Vermoot, orloony partofNew Eiglocd At tue Bouin ft wea read, 09, 3 Is olleced by the Boutharn people, did {ts part ‘in drlog the Souchoyn haart” and Sntenslts- ing {ts delerminntlon to secvifce the Uaioa In order to matntaln and perpetanta clavary {

This production, lacff-cinally expurga'ed, 1s de scribed by the provatera “as an eff re 1 easialn, on Bible principles, te States Io rubelllon ta thle icked atiewpt,” &s., nnd as such they utter egainst (thelr Mindiggent reprobation.”? Is tue langaags Stronger than thu caro dowends? Bat snppose wis Sefre? bad not been expileit In tue ret edluon, and implicit. tm ub bly in> alét that, in adoptiog th {ts aldets aud abectors enterialn ond employ, the Bishop hos ectoally, thoauh perbepa igmorsatly, mado sacd an (iit? Eeal of Taraas wss uo lesa a ‘perse- calor of Jesus and en enemy of Bis tats, (zbo bad been cracitled before be appeared ta the retord aa Jemigh zalot,) thongs hedid te Ignorautly and rily thongbt ha waa dolag God services.

Ttrnet that you and others may fad in what I havo miitien satisfactory reasozs, both for the iwas of the Protest and for the terms In'wbfch ft 1s coached, It fis beta my carnest cadeavor tu thla commualeation todeal folly and logcoumualy with the facts hora presented ; to shua the Impaiatica of onworby ma- fives ; to vindicate those with whi acted j not to oscall the distiogalshed snd ¥ Bishop of Vermont. Very reapectially, you,

a. De

To Meare. William W, ©. Cressan, Thgains Robt

"In Blebop Hopkins charges bis with and with **the i tion; « duplicity, or tergiverst hospitalitics wiih level care, if o thea thougl iuks now, teat 20 man among bls Roatbern frioads sboald kaow It.” eéame be could vot have Intended, to hls refer be Apostolle lary of falvnees nud courtesy,” from which bs char Blahop Potter bad do parted, the Instance | Pant reports of Bi eelf and his t. Pater ben ba camé to Antlocd, I withsto0 to the face, bscaase he was

bby tho way, at thi walca It 925

era al

er (6 Bishop Potter bo alt agalost bis eenlor,’”

“taking excellent

continnanca of ano! tho iotent of Christiaulty { The Bisbop_allez

slayebolder.” I snow not lf, fe meant to tho {ded that the pers

t many sere, UD! Bishop Mesde ned bims pation of a ¢ f elas Uy {pheritancs, Ihave bees ¢ 3, by distiogolshed clergyman of thls elty, of Vir, ginla, thst Gizhop Meade said ot tbe outbreaks of this at he bad always been oppoied to Sects ston, natll sletter of Bishop Hopsing (prohably wae New York edition of the Bibls Viug of Slavery) con~ sined him that ths Coasbera B.etes-Led a right to

accede.

a The Privateers aud Ramse

Mn. LATED, ¥. P.) 08 DLLDISG OF THE ALA BAMA AND FLOBIOA, ASD SEIZURE OF TOS RAMS.

[Brom the Liverpool Morears, October Last eyecicg tho Maile Ball, Brkenbesd, wis ccomded by 9 higbly respectable company, to witness {he presentation of tbe priz= won by the enccess{al fompetitors at ths sonual pilzs mectl-ae of the Lt O.B Y. (Capisia H. HL. Lato) aud toe 5 uC. AV. (Gaptain W, Laltd) the former Deid a Lezowe, vo foe 17.0 vlidwe, oud the latter mt ths ame placa on

Savorday last, ‘Mr. Jobo Laird, M P., ocenpled tho eanir, acd there wore also prea-at Clune King, Mr W. Hurd (chulraina of the com alastouerr), and m

of tho miest {rf rentlst Iohab\tants of the baroogh. ‘cuusag of bis eperca, sald: tajcrow our

{eet of water. Ia lvoking ovnr tbe B

sidered fit for coast and barter 4 Were on Mr.-Refd’s plaa. He thea relorred to \ foch delivered: witaln tho lest few days by Mr. tlecpan had been pleased 10 f smo csmplimentary ters abou: the late 1. By did net a with

Thnmgne | ould retata ma dey sbould boro e por Las of vac mens t private catablisnmente, ea thay lo exes cf m8 ces of the pilvate ya

, compat toa feng aud abill'y «£ Tn soppart of this view bo Feferted, Pyod teeu,buie In tbls nefgbbor— Florida. CApplase.)

to two ablps which bed te:

the Alabame—(Aea%,

ga

“bamod to say tuat baderlgard avd Of the Flon(da aibama} 1940) 1nAL DEC tac

tar of tarse vessels waa not tho tee\mony of Bikon-

Gesigasd by private Individuals acd baile (or prive 6 cea rz putin hia Country the oustog gas fr One man tocarry the bralos of the #bole talect for balding ships. He next refrvod to tbe want of sul. tent deck apece for Goviraraeat parpoees. Rterrivg again to tho Alsbame, he contrasicted vatlons srate- Thonte whieh had beenwade about her depsi tare from thie port, and tbat ode was lying In tha dock ready for tes for some time, aud was vist d by oomb::8 of earlons that she weit Loto the river slop nou eleven or tyrelve

fomiog day. Lord Palmerston bed ther the Goveroment sould

et have rendared \tzolf iLable to damages if they bad saized tho Alabams, but tbe recent epecch mada by Earl Rauoll st Blalgoerla did not scam to agieo weit that delivered by the Peealer. Evil Rassel act

ved Pirilament ecinlly an act iC it was anppoted to

net of ledemnlty was passed there wis @ low by which all wore bound, Laws Weranot made for an odaito-

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Anily Chronicle,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1863.

THE ADMINISTRATION 35 THUS GOVERN- MENT.

‘Tho opponents of tho Administration labor hard to make it appear that they aro not thereby op- posing the Government. They claim that itisou error to confound the Government with tho ad ministration of the Government. Their argu mont ia that the word government hos two mesn- ings, and that the ordinary songe in which the word goverament is used in free countries is that form of fundamobtal ralewand principles by which uation or Stato is governed, This, woudmit, is one of tho meanings of the word, But thi far from its ordinary meaning. ‘Thoro is another meaning, equally legitimate, which makes it ay- nonymous With the administration of public af fair, and this is the aenso in which itis far more commonly employed, simply becauso there is far oftener reason to speak of government as an ac- tunl exorcise of the suprome power than of it as fn abstract system of polity. In fact the Ad- ministration js constitutionally entrusted with the execution of tho Jows aud the superintendence or conduct of public affairs, It is therefore fdle to tall of nny distinction between the Administration snd the Government. The Words aro universally used ss synonymous. ‘The term adminiatration is rightfully used to express the idea of governmsat, and vice versa. This is tho established usage in every country. When we speak of the Government of Great Britain we o not mean the abstract principles of thnt Go- veroment, but the mon who administer its affairs. If the English or French Govorament commit a wrong ngainst the United States, wo look to the

Cabinot, and not to the abstract principles of

eithor conutry’s polity, for redress and remedy. Oar appeal is to the Administration, to the men who conduct the Government, and who, for the time being, are te Government. When Earl Ruszell apoke, some time ago, in the English Par- Vinment of “awaiting on explanation from the ‘American Gorernment” in the matter of tho Pe- terhoff, or when the London Times spoke of ‘“ tho Government st Washington being anxious," did they mean that our “form of fundamental rules and principles’ could giye nn explouation or be anxious on the matter?

‘The attempted distinction between the Govern- ment and the Administration is simply an ob- surdity. Itis argued hy the opponents of the Adainistration thot the Government remains intact ond unscathed, while the Administration swept out of tence every four years. This jangross misrepresentation, The Administration never ceases, Otherwise the Government would cease also, For how could s government exiat without on administration? The very idea of o government implies the perpetual, uninterrupted exercise of the euproms powers of the State, and this depends upon the undying official life of administrative functionaries. There is no interregnum between the departure of one set of administrators and their euccessors, ‘Tho offics je held until the successor is inugurated. Tho Government, through the Administration, is al- waya operative. “The Administration is dead— the Administration lives,” is the equivalent of “the Ring is dead—the King lives.” The Go- yerhmect, acing through its administrators, never dicey The whole argument, therefore, that would mado a distinction between the Government and the Administration is baseless and fatile, The Government can only bs reached through its con. stitutionsl ndministrators, It can only be supported by supporting the Administration, and equally is it assailed and embarrasced when the Adminis: tration in opposed. There is no getting awny frqm-this-conClusion,

THE MARYLAND QUESTION.

‘The peoplo of Maryland haye acttled tho Mary- land question, although, it would ceem, not entirely to the satisfaction of the sympathizers with treason. Before the clection took place, Major Gen. Schenck, commanding the Department of Balti- more, issued orders governing the monner of voling. To enforce this order, troops were dis- tributed in certain parts of the State. His Excellency the Governor of Maryland felt it necessary, 3 the representative of what might be called the civil power of Marsland, to enter his protest, and to sak tho President of the United

cnuso by this Maryland dusstion he pernicio ono of States’ rights. Whom wril ra tal hn ‘Maryland; o5 0 Stato, hoo rights which tho Gene:

ral Governmont is bound to rospsct, oven at the |

coat of roloasing its citizons from tho onth of alle- ginnce, thoy tell us that Marylond, us a State, is

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stronger thon tho Federal Government, Because | party of today is disloyal. Whatoyer the sol: Maryland does not ask from its citizens on onth | dier’a political’ opinions may havo been, ho jis of nlleginnes, the Government st Washington | truo to bis flag, and the enemy of every cnomy willnot Ve permitted!to require thé onth. Because | of the flag. And this is why Governor Seymour 8 judge of the election in Maryland would psrmit | and his friend conspired to diafranchiss him,

the rebel Gencral Trimble tocast a yote, the Goy- ernment thot held him os. prigoner, and os one

whosw lifo is forfeit for the crime of treason,

would not be able (o interfero and prevent bis vote. If this argument prevailed, of what uo

INTERDSTING FROM TENNESSEE, Wo ara fn recelpt of Important news, of astrlctly

would the frauchizo be worth, and how would tho | Ss0 the Union men of that State, ass body, apposed Goyernment do its duty? very loyal citizen ia | tbe President's emavelpation prociamatton, and In interested in thia question, for tho right of overy | thocity of Nashylile, at that time, there were bat

loyal citizon is involved. His own loyally | two or threo loyal mon who were in

F of ‘agi:

ia in poril If n neighbor who belicyes in| tating tho negro question’ in any way. If we mls Jefferson Davis, whose friends and relatives aro | {nko not, tho President was memorialized by the in the Southern army, who is constantly corre- | prominent loyallats of Tennessee to be tentent in that sponding with those friends, whose homo is a} direction, and to postpone “‘cmanelpstion” and rendezvous for spies and paroled prisoners, aud | “confiscation,” Hedideo, Nov,marktbe changa: who eclls hia crops at exorbitant {prices tothe} Thero will be presented to tho President lo~day, 8 Fedorel quartermaster, that he may send quinine | memorial signed by elght hundred of the uncondl-| tars, under Captain Yates, was canbled lo arrest

‘nd percussion caps to the Southern nrmy,—if such n wan can goto the polls and cnat a vote

tenor of which harmonizsa: with the popular, radico]

unquestioned, of what use is loyalty, ond why | treasures and roforms of tho day. seek trouble to show allegionco to tke flog? Tho] Part{onlarly, this document prays tho President to Government would be untruo to its own dignity | guaranteo to tho noble upholders of tho Government and self-respect if it pormitted this to be. It thelr Btale rights, Tho pelitlonera boldly announce

demands loyalty from ita citizens, Tt ensures

that loyalty by covering them with protection, by cherishing ond sustaining them, ond by punishing

that thoy willbave no elections, ond that they wll) strenuously oppose thaprogreas of all State machinery. vunill (reason Is thoroughly purged from the Stato, and traltors brought to Jasilcs, Those who have stocd

all who do not respectits power, If ithas notPln: | dem pro dotermincd thet they shall In no Wiss be ished all who do not respect its power in Maryland, | mado tke eubjects of dictation from thos who aro

it is because the Admi

jatration choosea to | disgusted with, and disgraced andralncd by, a course

exercise mognsuimity and patiencs. Mogna-| which they heartily embraced, and steadfastly en-

nimity ond patience, however, do not require that the Goverament should allow the traitor tbo priviloge that is allowed tho patriot, It would haye been for tho best, perhaps, if tho laws of Maryland, like those of Missouri and Kentucky, had prozeribed a test by which this distinction might be made without the intervention of tho Federal power. This was not doue. We may feel sorry that it was not done; but, at the some time, wo must rejoice that the Administration co promptly exercised its power and protected its own dignity in protecting the rights of tho citi- zens, And Maryland, by her vote, shows that she appreciated the act of the President and the motives that prompted it.

We can imagine nothing more dreary thon the prospect that opers before the peoplo of Rich- mond on these chill and blustering November days. Famine is at their doors, and tho journals are busily engaged in discussing the best menns of obtaining bread. This matter is so important thot the municipal outhorities have taken it in charge, and there is now in the Common Coun- cil of Richmond o committee whoee duty

it in to obtain supplies of food, ‘The duty of | ones took pleco

the committee seems to be to visit the formers around Richmond and induce them to eend wheat and flour to the cily, One of the agents had

dorsed and cucouraged untll 1 tumbled to plecos, Thess Joyal gentlemen carneaily petition the Preal- dent to “ailck by them,” and also pray Congress to ¢ | onnct nothing which ehall grant power or Inflacace to (ho ecared rebols of Tennezeee. What these gentle men wean by Blate righis 1s, that when the pro- pet tha arrives, they shall role; or, in other words, thoy ore determined that tho tens of thonsands Iu thst Biata who havo ‘committed per Jury by subscribing to thooath of allegiance, through fear of forced emlgratlon or lozs of life and property, shall not bo catitled (o tho privlleges Which loyal men enjoy. ‘Thoro bas ceo o disposition on the part of thls penitent phalonx to exllst the sympathies of the nuthoritles toward the réstubllshment of the State mechinery, which would be, in reallty, taroing Ten- nesseo agaln over to the Seceselonists, and eending mon to Congress pssscesed of no national love or honor. Allthese tricks are to be thwarted by the patrloto Who have unilinchingly passed the long dari: night.

Thess yentlemen pledge to tho Admlulsiration an unconditional support, aud in glowing terms enlogizs tho cnlletment of Africans in thelr midst as nat{onal aoldie:s, and do not healtato to declare that tho dls- emboweling of slavery in Tennessee will be an {m- mediate acbleyement.

‘A fey oenings ogo a meeting of the staunch Nachviile, detalls of which havo escaped the public prints. Some of tho most proml- nent Unlonists of the State parilelpatcd, and the Tole aflajr wea s Jablice of patriotlam. ‘The speak- ers promulgated the most radical doctrincs, and an-

Fisited covernl of the counties, ond camo bacl| ggatinuly tendered thelc support to the process of

with tho report that ‘there was nothing for cole.” | {mmedintely and thors

Whether this is caused by the failuro of harvests, oro dread of homo famine that makes tho peoplo hesitate before relioving tho wants of Richmond ot their own expense, or hope to speculate on the high prices that want will surely bring, wo are not informed. ‘Thiy #ene we know, that thera isa famine in Richmond. “Farmers who havo ‘any surplas ediblea fv. sale,” saya a Richmond journal, “should not wiiio bo called upon, thoy aro at all disposed to nvert the fearful condi- lion of things which wo tel ‘hem io all candor threatens to overtake us ere'long,””

Famine ia a fentfal thing, and, much as wo dis like Richmond and the bad men in power there, we cannot look upon the approach of this fearful condition of things without regret, If famine merely bofell Jefferaon Davis aud his coun: - wo should rejoice, particularly c= n fg of traco to General Meredith would ensure them a safe voyago to Fortress Monroe, and agreeable enter- tainment in its casemates. But there are mony innocent persons who will soffer, and for thess ya express our sympathy. At tho same time, wo cannot refrain from comparing the condition of tho South with that of the North. There is

nothing that could bo more suggealive and en- couraging, The Sceretary of State, in bi at Auburn, enid: “In w conflict like this, the

speech

States to revoke the order. The President gaye | question is not ono of abstract suffering, but

the subject calm attention, but did not accede to the wishes of the Governor. Tho orders were en-

which of tho contending parties sullers most. Viewed in thia light, the whole of the suffering

forced, and among them was an oath, prescribed | which the war bas produced hss fallen opon tho as n test ofloyalty, which the citizen of Maryland | insurgents, and the loyal part of the United States Was compelled to take before he could be per-| is exempt. Inthe insurgent States thero ia not

mitted to vote.

one citizen who is not the poorer and the more

It is said that tho course of the President in| anbnppy for the war. In the loyal regions there

this casa was on act of “executive usurpation.” | i

'¢ not n State which is not stronger, nor a citizen

‘The hardships were that 6 military commander | Who is not the richer, for the samo cause.” While should be permitted to issu orders governing an | the Common Council of Richmond are cending election, that an oath of loyalty should be admin. | hither and thither for bread to eat, and the soldiors istered to every citizen, and that the mere fact of | of Lee are shivering on tho desolate hills over owning allegiance to the State of Maryland should | balf rations, luxury is our part, plenty covers the

not be accepted as an evidence of enfranchise- |!

land, there was never co much animation and

ment withont a corresponding alleginnce to the | bustle, and life and pleasure, Famine in Rich General Government. All these things are said | mond—plenty in Washington. This is what re- to have been done in violation of the laws of the | bellion has brought to those who coused the

State of Maryland. Thero is no cath of losalty | rebellion.

required in Maryland, ond under its systema disloyal man may throw hia vote ogainst the Go- vernment without incurriag nny sin to his soul in awenring a hateful oath of allegiance. The Pre- aident, in bis letter to Governor Bradford, makes the point strongly.‘ Missonri,” heZsaya. “bas, by In, provided a test for the voter with reference to the present rebellion, while Maryland has not. For example, Geucral Trimble, captured while Sighting us at Gettysburg, is, without recanting his treason, a legal voter by tho laws of Maryland.”

OF course, in looking at this, our first eentiment | 4

is one of regret that there should be such an omission in the laws of Maryland.

The omissivn is one of great importance, for, whilo General Trimble might not, in obedience to hia sense of honor as soldier of whnt he calls the Southern Confederacy, attempt to exer-

Tue republication of the Raleigh Slandard ia

North Carolina is a suggestive event, This news. paper, under tl tinguisl

by its opposition to the rule of Jefferson Davis, and its deeire for peace with the North. Repre- senting a large party in North Carolina, and speaking the popular asutiment of Raleigh, Mr. Holden mado carnest and bitter war upon all who were original Secezcionista, charging the rain of the country upon them. A band of soldiers of he Confederate army attacked the office and de- atroyed tho printing materials. ‘There was great indignation, and Governor Vance, in a letter now made public for the first time, demanded protec- tion from Jefferson Davis, telling him that, if the troops of the Confederacy wero not prevented from entering the city of Raleigh, “the most

editorebip of Mr, Holden, dis itself, a3 ovr renders will remember,

cise the right of suffrage, thero are thousands in | f; o 7 e frigh(ful consequences vould onsne.” fa other Merlend asriexedly but not as boldly, disloyal | ords, Jefferzon Davis was informed that, unless ae ae rimble, who would gladly attempt 0 | he ordered his troops away, there would he a col- jure the Government by electing disloyal men | jjsion in the atrects of Raleigh, ond a riot, very

to office. We do not suppose that such men sro} mach like the riot of the patriotic people of Bos

in Maryland. The elections havo hi ab ’ 3 5 i th a of Ge b ahawn(they ate(nol sara majorly Waltaw, How: |Wreters eo set oat tanta cee re

in & majority

ever, in 1861, that there was. minority in Mary- Jand strong enongh to establish a reign of terror, banish thousands of citizens, make travelling impossible, cause the murder of our soldiers, and place the government of the Stato under their feet. Tho time was when that minority covered

~~ _the Cops Som the nation. The Government

would be weak to give it such anoth oppor- tanity. Governor Bradford seems to haye forgotten this in his letter to the President, “No Stato," he says, “has been or now is octu- ated by more unswerving loyally than Maryland.” We are glad to think thst this isso, He forther tells us “that, for more than two yeara past, there has never boon a time when, if every traitor and every {reasonable sympathizer in the Stato had voted, they conld huro controlled, whoever might have been their candidates, a single de- partment of the State, or jeopardized the succees of the Goncral Government.” This wo sre also glad to learo, Governor Bradford, however, will certainly remember that these disloyal men were ‘once stroug enough to elect Henry May to Con- gress and (0 send a Legislatare to Annapolis that would have voted Maryland out of the Union if its members had not boon sent to Fort McHenry. If they have lost that power, it is because the General Government has wrested it from them by the military arm, and given tho Joyal mon of Ma- ryland comfort and encouragement. If Maryland Thad been left to the mercy of the traitors, this Government would not now be in its Capital,

‘The argumont suggested to the enomies of the} the right, at the same time saying that the gol. | Oficial:

t, and the troops were re-

movei. This fecling is etill provalent in North Carolina. The Sfandard has not lost boldues by its cilence, and it promises to continue the work with renewed vigor. At the eamo time wo see John A. Gilmer placed in nomination for the Confederate Congress, with every proapact of his success, ‘This is another suggestivo fact. Ton A. Gilmer was ono of the warmest Union men in the South. He clang to tho Union ns long as possible, and was only swept aay in the tide that carried away such men as Badger, Gog- gin, Nelson, ond Clemens. Among the lust to retire from the Union, ho will he among the first to return to it, All looks well in tho old North

State, and we should not be surprised to ces o delegation of members from North Carolina taking their cents in tho prosont Congress.

Ws can now eee more clearly the motives that animated Horatio Seymour when ho yetoed the bill ellowing the soldiers in the army from the Stato of Now York to voto at elections. The nbuse of this privilege was the cause of his own lection, and he might reasonably hopo that it would be successful agaio, There can bo little doubt that if the soldicra in the army from Penn-

ly eradicating the curse of slayery—the legitimate canse of the redellloo—from

tho Siste. In tho comrss of tho evening, Governor Jobuson happily remarked, in reference to slavery, that tho Gt2to machinery could not bs pat In opera-

tion gala wlth/any of its parts corroded. Ho declared himself in fevor of Immediate cmanclpation, and called on ili to cneanrage end essiet jn the cnllstment of negro troops.

Tn conclaslou, we can state, from good authority, at Taanesses 15 completely revolution'=20, and U the downfall of tho ‘Institution’? wltbin ite borders Is bat a qnostlon of precious time.

Wr ere ladebted to Mr. Monfort, tho Indiana {In thls city, for Richmond papers of November 24; avd elso for ths informatlon that portions of the ‘Army of the Polomne have reached Orango Court Houre. Tho papers do cot coutain much ialelligenco of Interest. ‘Dup&ich caya that the rebel army of Northern Virginia 1s inactive ; that eight persons had been arrested in Rockingham and Augusta coun- tics, charged with pllsting deserters Into the Unlén Mines ; and confirms tho report thet 6 portion of tho sca-wall of Fort Samter hed given way under the bombardment, and that thirteen men were missing. ‘Tho ssme paper mentions with approbation n firm of butchera who are selling mest at from sixty to saventy- five cents per pontd, 9 far moro liberal and patrlotlc than thelr brother tredesmea, and wars citizens that they will coon have to do withont meat, and become vegetarians, ond tells them that they will bo all tho better for ft. Butthe soldiers must havo mest. It also calls npon tho Government to stop oifllctals from impressing tho necessaries of life that come Into tho cliy. Altogether, the Richmond papers confirm the acconats Wo havo recoived of great distress, and tho Promise of still greater.

Navan Onpsus,—The following were issued from tho Neyy Department yesterday: Captsin John R. Golésborough, ordered 10 ordnance duty at Ports- méuth, N, H; Lieutenant Commander Heary D. Todd, delached from the Nayel Acsdemy, and ordered to the Sengamon; Lleulonant John Weldman, detached from the Sangamon, and walting orders ; Licutenant George Dowoy, ordered to the Agawsm ; Carpenter Luther Manson, dstsched from tho Saratoga, azd waiting orders ; Thomas H, Whitney hes resigned his commission a3 a8 atelatant surgeon In the navy; Gea. W. Thorn bas realgoed his warrantes e second azelat- aut eugin The Veteran Ist Volunteer Corps.

[For the Daily Morning Chronicto.}

Having fallen {u lovo with Tnx Canoxicur, oh 20. count of Its unqualified support of the war ond tho Administration, and the friendly slda you presout to tho private soldier, by giving him n hearing In your columns, I venture to ecnd you the following ¢ Whoever got up the order for ralsing e yeleran yolnntecr corps did a good thing, but possibly It might be improved In one point.

The granting of a farlough Is not poallive, but mede to depend upon the exigencies of the aervice. Bat, 13 the oflicera of the army must, In tho nature of things, be tha solo jadges of tho * oxigencles,”” it follows that the prospect of getting ® farlough la too uncertain to be any inducement.

Handreds and porhaps thousands entered (ho ser- vies under a yerbal promise of twenty days’ furloagh anoually, who have coryedtwro nud a-balf years with- ont balng able to get a furlough for one day.

Novy wlthough tho theory Is that every ove knows tho Inv, and therefore chould haye pat co faith tu promises of irresponeible nud unprincipted recrulting, officers, yet the fact Is wa did not koow, wud we did belleve all they told ws

Althony’ theso men haze been from home so long, they ett have hoarts of flesh, ond all the wffietion and Joye of fathers, sons, brothers, ond husbands, ‘Tho dealro to return, bat for n fow days, to our homies aid frlends ond chlidhood scenes, $3 Intens: Wo aro willing to stand by tho Government a5 soldiers untll eho conqcers, but thres years is quite Jong enongh to bo absent from all that wo Jove and hold dear, without bindlng ourzelves for another term ‘under 8 contingent prouilee.

‘All throngh tho ravks you can hear it sald, “give moa farlongh of twenty or thirly days and I’m ia egaln for another three year? “I'm golng to sea homo befote Igo ngala.””

‘The present furlough would lend a double value to the monoy Judncement, With s hundred dollars In greenbecks to rpend with friends at homo; what o Jrospeet for one ito has been Nving on ** hard tack’? and eutler’s tcksts for thinly monitis | T think come thing of this kind would accommodate ms and pro- mote rilallstmont to a great extent, to wit:

Let the Wer Dopariment nécertain through the eom- randing officers {he greatest possible proportion of men that csn be spared ot any glven polnt, and then Ist a spectal order be made gronting that number of forloughs in that realinent or body of troops, provided Dat nuanber revcrlist ond ars accepted, If something of this naturo fo practfeablo, it conld uot lessen the nom- ber of zWallstuments, but wronld, I am estisiled, great- ly increaso them, and bo dolog. the men a greet Jact|oo.

Vacancies In the GGth New York, (For the Daily Morning Obronicle.) ‘Hranguaiirens Gra N, ¥, Vous , 8p Buroann, 1st Division, 2p Ansty Conrs,

Mot in the Pennsylvania Coal Reglons Foranmtriia, November —Tha Zaguirir’a bulle- {Io contains wroport of m riot inthe coal regions aronud Mauch Chunk, [+ 1s sald four men were lullled Int ovontog, focinding Mr. Smith, of the Arm of Hull, Corites && Go, of this clty. - Governor Oariin, It Is sald, hes been (olegraphtd to for troops to quall the distarbanco. _ [sncont prsrarcr,) Pamanmivnis, November G\—Thomes Hol, of the

rollablomnture, through private channels, from Ten-| firm of Holl, Smith «& Corttos, bas recelved o dls- nessco, To digress, wo Will elate that Just ono year | Patch from Sommit, Pennsylvania, esying that Goo.

K, Bath, of that firm, hes bocn shot deed, and Mr. Ulrich, storckooper, wounded—thas confirming {he reported dlillculty In thnt region.

2 [rnp pisraror.|

Macon Cnupas, November 0.—Last night Mr. G- K, Bunlth, coal operator, at Yorktown, Carbon county, was inurdfed In 9 moxt brotel manrer, in bis own hous, {uw the presence of bis family, by a gang of Irlsh ontlaya, korn ns “ Buckshots.” Mr, Smith was a loyal and Lighly respected soon, ond yroa ous pected of alving certain Information to the deputy provost marshal, by which the latter, vith tho mill-

tlonal, iron-neryed Unionlets of that State, cna hut- | rated men. No Union man’s life 1s eafé in Jeans- dred and ninety of whom are large‘slayeorners, the | ville, Yorkiown, Coloralue, Benyor Meadow, and

other mines of Lhe middle coal-tlalds. Seven or eleght murders were committed hero within the Inst for weeks. [rounss pisraren,|

Paritontvita, November 0.—It Ja not believed by tho prlucipal coal men of this clty that thero bas been arlot et Mouch Chuck of n serious charkcler. Mr. Soulib, who was killed, as incurred the hatred of the Ils minora hy ls opporltion to theli secret orgen!- zation, wbIck bad for its objec! tha exclusion of all ‘workmen of otter conuiries, rf

‘A Welchman was reoantly found deed In tha maiaes, having been sho.

It Is supposed Bmith ws shot while trayelllng from the mines Jo Jeansvilie.

A force of military boo been in that ylcialty for some time, enforcing the draftand arrestlog deserters.

The telegraph Meo between Meuch Chuak and Easton being down, direct communication cennot be

obtained, | Collision in Chesapeake Bays Batmisonz, November 6,—Lust night about 11.90 In Chesapeake Bay, off (he month of the Polemec, (he steamer Loolalens, of Baltmore, from Fortrees Monroe, collided wlth o thres-masted propeller, cup- Posed to ba tha Curlew, of New York, from Bald more. ‘The Louisiana was badly dameged, end hed one boller crashed In. Her prstengers were trane- ferred to tho steamer Escort and reached bere ofler ten hours? detention. ‘Tho Curlew ts eupposed to Lave sunk, as eho quickly disappeered, ond It was blowing 8 geld at the time.

From San Frauclsco, BAN Fnaxcisco, November 0,—Tho Constitutlonal Convention for Nevada Tertilory, beld st Carcon Clty, hes chosen tha California Conotitutlon for a pasli. ‘Tho Indleat{ono ore that (hera Will boo skort exsslon, followed by on carly clection of members of tho Legislature, with ths ylow of chogalng Senators to precent s constitution to Congress at the ensuing seselon, for the admission of tho Sjate of Washoe Into tha Uolon.

Diaryland Election. Bautimone, November 6,—Retures from tho East- orm Bhore court{es give Oreswell, Unconditional Union ond Emazclpation eandldete for Congress, 9,000 mejority. He gola majorities In Ceell, Wor- ceater, Caroline, Talbot, Bomereet, Qaeen Auv, and Dorchester counties, Criefleld only carries one county, Kent, by S02 moJorlty, ‘This result is consl- derad 6 grest trlumph for emaccipstion i Maryland.

United States 14 entices. Prmaperroi, November 0,—The subscription agent reports the aslo of sremtles on Fildsy. Dellyeries of monn!

‘Tua next artlyal from Central Americs will pro- bably bring. the intelligence of tho surrender of San Balyador. Mr. Portridge, United Btstes Minister, on tho pert of Goncral Bzrrios, bad an Interview with President Carrera on the 27h of September, for the parpoto of cecurlog-fevorebls bers, Bat.as Genera] Barrlos dewanded tat wed to march ont of the cspitel with agusrd of honor, ond bis friends be allowed to neme his eucctesor to tho Prcal-

froutler of Guatemala st thé same ttme, the 1a led to nothing

ner, and, oz some polals with which slavery 1s cou- nected, Mr. Sumner has the meat !eflnenca, On tho question of the emancipation proclamation Mr. Sam- ner etood fret. Bot In mattors portainlug to our

salts the Precldent more os n courtesy than for aby~ thing els. And it {s well that St iso. Mr. Seward is an abler man (han Mr, Lincola, If be 1s not eo sin-

core? ‘Acconpisa to the latest reports from polico hend- quarters, the vole for Juslice of the Superior Coury (McCusn and Bosworth) stends es follows: Bos- worth, 91,045; McCann, 31,915, ‘Tho returns oro Incomplete. Breldes other dedel

Fote In tyro districts, in which Bo ported, hes not been received, Polleemen were thls morning directed to obtaln the mlsslog fyarce, but thelr efforis co far hove been Without avell. Me- Cana’s cleation Is generally conceded.

Assistant Pantaston B, F. Teas dicd ot his realdence, in Roxbury, Mess. on Tuesday cvening. He returned from Baltmore ou Monday, and though unwell no serlous opproheaslons” were entertained of

boat Winona, and Was making preparalion to a3 same a more Leuportant position In the national ser- vice. Mr. Troin was a fui amd bls death Iso locs to bis couatry os wall ns to o large efrclo of frlen:

Janes Tuowtss, of Oblo, who Joined the Revo- Intionary or Jetex party in Nlesragus, ot the com- mexcement of tho war, 66“ Admiral of the Lakes,” hos bean captared In the Gulf of Fentecs, and tnkeu towards Niearogas, Ho had been thirty-six hours floating on a log, without food, end was Ina horrible tote, bis wouads belng lled with worms. A brig, belonging to General Barrios, had gone from La Union to endeavor to lutercep! tbe boat which had bim on board.

Goon —The 24, ib, nnd 7th Wisconsin roglmente, in tholate clectlon, gava 574 voles for the Union tleket, and 0 for tho opposition. Colonel Eulrchild, tho cendidsta for Secretary of Btate, recvlyed the unenimons yote of the Iron Briged

‘Tun Boston Pos, in giving the retarms of tha

Massachaseite olection, hes this line among ite head- fega: The Old Day Bistan Little Oncsided,” Tho people will agros with the Post, Govornor Androw’s mojority 13 over 40,000, SrEWANT will Gell /$30,000,000 of goods this sear. ‘Tho September eales of clothes for men’s wesr alone wrore $700,000 ; and for tho Jost year Ju that dopart~ meat olono will be from elx to coven millions.

‘The War in Japan, RETIMEMENT OF ADMIBAL KUPER'S PLEET FROM KAJOSINA, [Shanghai (Avg. 20) correspondence of London Times!)

‘By the last eteamer from Japan newa was received of the dgpartaro of Admiral Kaper and Colouel Nealo for KoJositue, on board the Earyalla, accompanied by tho Pearl, Argos, Persens, Coquette, Racehorse, sad Hayock, Atong tho demands which Colonel Neale was Inatructed to mite on the Japauess in con- wequenco of Richerdsdn’a murder wore, It will bo re~ meaibered, (ia payment of tyrenty-five thousand pounds Indemalty, by tho Peioce of Satsuma, aud tho exccutton of tho murderors. Satenma fo reported to havo offered the Mikado to fuilll these tyro cand! tons, bus to have beoojnsughtily told that the mattar wes before the connall, and to bave left tu Ligh dudgeon, Admiral Kuper’a vielt to Kajosima, a town {u Salsamots Urritory, siluated Ln 6 bay of the eouth of Klnsin, 1s to cxact tholr performance nov from Ratanma Nimesli, and it fa generally belleved that bo will comply, subject to tho ''scoon’s approval.

‘The latter bas retarnest to hls oyyn capital at Jeddo, apd it will ba Interesting to watch how hls policy towards forelgnors may bayo bes iniluencel by In- Urcomrse lin the Mikado, who ecoms more averce than over to thelr presence in the country. In parsu- ‘nes of his ibeane declslon Lo expel all fore} guera from Japan, he gent an order s ferr days ego to tho Gover- hor of Nagasssi to exterminate those realding ab thot sotllement who refased to leaye, ‘The governor, who, fortunately, 18 nore enlightened than mavy of bis fel-

‘The followlog vacancles have cccurrod in this rogi- | ]rLUayey, Mme ee oo stredl on board. tho

aylvania'and New York had been permitted to | ment: Chnrles’8. Wood, curgoon, appointed snrg098 | ganpoat Leopard, aud lela bls instructions befors her yote, a8 the soldiers in tho army from Ohio were, | United Slates voluntcare, Seplember 20, 1809, and or | commandar, the ecalor navel offlecr of tha station.

the majorilies in those States would hayo been

almost ss great as the majority sgoinat Vallan-

digham. Why should tho soldier not be per-

Pacie, to Mejor General Wright, Ban Franctsco, Cal.

resigned on cecoustof physical disability, nud dle.

mitted to yole? The Democrats refuso him | gharved October 99, 1803,

‘Wo, Fosten Dona, Adjutant,

ered to roport, £8 mcdlcal dlrector Department of the | ‘The reply was, ef course, to the effect that he would

most Iiely. fall If he attempted to carry (hein oat, nod bis Excellenay lad the wisdom to rofer to Mlal

John H, Ds Forest, sceond Wentenant company Ay | for fariber inatractions before attempting to. do so.

‘Pho Mikado’s last sct of mallos was almost puclle; ho forbadolaoy Dalmloto purchase e eteemer or other ‘yeecel from sny forelgn nation.

Bas

dency, and that Gexoral Carrera should retire to the |

‘Tnm Woshington correspondent of tho Springdcld | Republican cave Tho mou who sands next to Mr, |

Goward In {uiheence wlth tho Prosldent 1s Mr. Bam-| Fy" Tyce, 31 Mf

foreign pollcy dtr, Seward Is withont a rival, He de- | cides all each matters ax a king might do, ond con- |

cles, "McCunnds | worth’s vote 1s ro- |

his healt. Ho hod Jast beon detached from the gun- |

fal and ellclent ofllccr, | D McKeraber, 10th W!

COLONELS: ” ‘T A Bartleson, 100th Tinols, Ohickemauge, Tenn,

Bept. 20. OH Canton, Shin Oblo, Chlckamayg , Tennessee, i 20, L Fo ‘Geinole, ih N'Y covalry, Leutoun county, a sTnhO W.@ Ely, sth Gynnvetlent, Winchester, Va. Juoe 15 WP Kindrick, 8d W. Tennesses cavalry, Corinth, ‘Mies. Bept 10. OA Laweon, $4 Oblo, Rome, Ga, May La HLa Favour, 2%4 Michigen, Chickemaugs, ‘Tenn.,

Rept. 20. RW. afglainy) Bist Ohio, Chickamauga, Teon., Bept. 20, Wa Herons Virgtoin cayairy, Wytheville, Vay aly 18. ‘thomas E |Rose, 77th Venu., Ohlekamavge, Tenn 20,

Sept. & AD Biraight, 51st Indiana, Rome, Gs, May 3. Charles W ‘elden, 161n Meine, Getssbore, Pa, aly 1. AH Pippen, 68th Ponnsylvente, Bristow Station, Va, Oct 14, WF Wileon, 193% Oblo, Winchester, Va, Jane 15 LIROTENANT- COLONELS. F Cavado. 14h Pa, Geityabarg, Ba, Jaly 1 WH Glenn, 80th Oblo, Chickamanga, Tenn, Sept 20. H C Hobart, Bist Wis,’ Chicksmange, Tonn, Bept 20 HB Bunter, 1234 Ohio, Winehester, Ve, Jane 16. ‘A Hoten, Bik Md, Winchester, Va, Jane 15 P Henry, 10th Ky cavalry, Jackson, ‘Teun, Jane 29. L Hass, 1008 Ohlo, Limo Creek, Tenn, Bept 8. G Jouinton, 15th Wis, Chickamauga, Teun, Sspt 20 D Moyhovr, sth Ky, Ublekamauge, Tenn, Sep! 20, P, Larcelle, lh Tod, Chickamauge, Tenn, Sept 20. EdMeltackla, 21st If, Chickameuge, Tosn, Sept20. B Northoott, 12:8 Va, Winchester, Va, Jano 1 CH Morton, Sith Tl, Onickemauge, Tenn, Sept 20 D Miles, 75ih Ps, Oblckamsnye, Tenn, Sept'20, M Nichols, 18th Conn, Wincboster, Vs, Jano 15 Win Peles’ 1901b Va Milisia, Beverly, Va, Joly 3.

Sompo|

F 8 Pyfer, 77h Penus, Chickamauga, Tenn, Sep- |

tomber 20. AF Rodgers, 80lh Ill, Kome, Ga, May 3,

@ Von -Helmrleb, 4th Miss cavalry, Jackson, Tenn, |

Jane 29.

‘A Von Schrader, Isp Gen, 14th AO, Ohleka:aan Tenn, Bept 20. .

JP Spolferd, 97h NY, Gettyéburg, Pa, Jaly 1

TS West, 2th Wis, Chickamauga, Toun, Bept 20.

JH Wing, 84 Oblo, Rome, Ga, May 5

J Willlaws, 25: Olio, Gettysbarg, Pa, Jaly 1.

‘Td Baudereon, etal officer, Benton’s Ford, Vo, Jaly £0.

BUNGEONS AND ASSISTANT SURGRONS.

Applegate, 1024 N ¥, Gettysburg, Pa. July 21.

P Asbman, 934 Odio, Chickamenga, Tenn, Bept 20.

8 Arthur, 75th Iod, Chickamauga, Tenn, Bzpt 20,

¥ Bowau, 5ih Md, Wischester, Va, Jano 16

L Brown, 116th Obio, Winchester, Va, Jano 15.

G Bell, 56:h Ind, Chlckamange, ‘Tenn, Sept 20.

W Brown, 234 Lit, Chickomanga, Tenn, Sept 20.

H Bliker, 21st Mlcb, Oblcksmanga, Tenn, Sept 20

L 6 G M a

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DB Benedlet, 17th Ohio, Ohfckamango, Tenn, Bep 20

‘JB Brelaford, 74th Oblo, Chickamaugs, Tenn, Bept 20

G@Bingel, 634 N ¥, Bristoo Btation, Vs, Oct 15.

F 8 Cleyton, 3d Ohio, Rome, Ga, May 3

F Corso, 1st Wio, Cr{ckamanga, Tenn, Sept 20.

JM Cook, 24th Oblo, Chickatnsuga, Tenn, Sept 20.

WA Downoy, 18h Ky, Oblckamaugo, Tenn, 8ept29.

A Exing, 18:h Mich, Chlekomanga, Tean, Sept 20.

© WN. Fowler, 105: Ohio, Chickamauga, Tenn, Bept 20.

W Forrester, Sih Ky cav, Chickamavge, Tenn, Sept 20,

© E Goldsboro, bth Ma, Winchester, Va, Jane 16.

Major E M Bates, $0th Til, Rome, Ga, May %

MeJor W P Busty, 24 Obfo, Chickamauga, Teun, apt 20.

WB Gisham, 1015t Todlsus.

AH Goodale, Ust Aichlgon.

HB Griswold, 11th MichIgau.

WH Houston, 1924 Oblo.

L Holbrook, 15: Connecticut.

8 L Beury, lot Maine cavalry.

AE Holizwao, 63th Indians.

W P Bormbrook, 424 Iadlsna.

FE, MHopland, 24:h Oblo.

C Helm, 924 Thinots.

HJ Herrick 17h Odo.

© Herrick, $4th Tilinols.

8 B Hawley, 58th Ilicols

OE Hamphrey, 1484 Penpoylyanis.

J Johnson, etenmer Batellite,

R Johnson, 100: Oblo-

HT Lacae, 101st Oblo.

AH Landers, 35th Oblo.

HH Common, 824 Todiena,

@ B Luma}, 18: Peasavlvanla cavalre.

E K Boren, 120:h New Yo

AE ¥ Kelsbim, Ob New York,

WW Myer, U8 Navy.

TL Morgan, 10ih Misaousl.

A.A Mann, ist Rhodo Island cavalry.

WF McCardy, 87th Pennsylvania.

RR MeCandith, 110th Oblo.

D Meeker, 2d division Sth army corpe.

JK Mooro, 13th Odio.

Wd McFedden, 70th Todiana.

| TL McGee, 51st Dlinota,

Josn MeCardy, 11th Oblo.

WB MeGavren, 20: Oblo.

JH Miller, 120: Now York.

Virgiala cavalry.

dapslan, 20:b Odio.

co, Sth Maryland, 12th Virglola.

A M Parker, Ist Maine envalry.

OR Pomeroy. 854 Oblo.

E F Parden, 80h Ohio.

ecbusette.

EE Rannle, 24 Mlebigan cavalry.

JT Resves, Slst Wieconeln.

— Sheppard, Sik Kent

W Spencer, 734 Indiana.

¥ M Sceloy, Bist Tulcols.

N H Sidewdl, 11th Ohlo.

‘AH Bhaillcr, 7st Indians.

B Strack, steamer Rattler.

WD Tont, 31st fodians.

AW Whitnoy, 19:h Msssschusetts,

HT Woodrutl, 100ib Tlinols.

ED W/Wing, Slet Odio.

My

N Weaver, 034 ‘Oblo. L Wooden, 60th Indiana. T Wolfe, Suh New York. , O4th Pennsylvania. W.B Hosesctr, 7Sih Penosylyanle. OT Bimpins, Oi Marsland cavalry. TC 8mkth, 116h Oalo. JB Ubler, United States Ariay. MAJORS. Sih Mich, New Baltimore, Va, Oct 19. )a Ind, Chickamanga, Tenn, Sept 20.

John E Clark.

JP Collins,

©,Farnaworth, 1st Conn cav, Halltown, Va, Inly 14.

GH Fistamons, Soin Tad, Ohlekeniange, Tenn, opt 20

© or J Hall, 1st Vé cav. Marshallviile, Va, Oct 19

‘JH Honatair, 1824 N ¥, Bactelor’s Creek, NO, July

8 Kennca, 54th NY, Gettysburg, Pa, July 1.

W_D Morton, 14th N ¥ cay, Newports Cross, Mizs, Jove 15.

4 MeMahon, 91a! Oblo, Chickamauga,Tenn, Sept 20

" Ohickamanga,Tenn, Sept 20

5 MeGaln, 24 NY cay, Liberty Sills, Va, Bept £9.

B B McDonald, 101et Oblo, Caickemauge,1enn, Sept

WB Necpsr, 67th Penn, Gettysburg, Penn, July 1.

© M Pope, sth NY cay, Hogerstowo, Md, Jaly 16.

‘A Paolps, 6th Va, Geyasdotte, Va, August 10;

B Rodger’, LOth'Penn, Ge:tsaburg, Peon, Jaly 1.

‘J Rusiell, A.A G, Benton's Ford, Vs, Jaly 20.

JC Verando, 34 Oblo, Rome, Ga, May 4.

TH Hooper, Toh Maks, White Plains, Va, July 20.

HA White, 13: Pennsylrante cavalry.

‘A Von Mitzsl, 74th Pennsylvanla..

W R Btorlloz, A BO to Gzueral Hooker.

L T Ww

IN. Walker, 784 Indians. H White, 07h Pennsylvania, Goorge Stow, SSth Indiana, CAPTAINS.

an, 16th U8 @ © Davis, 4th Matae 7Oth'Tuinols == RH Day, 5th Penna, S1ot Obfo E Day, S0:h Obio 8, 10:h Wis R Dinsmore, 5th Pa cay BE Campbell, 361 lH A Eberhardt, 120:h 0 88 Canfleld, Set Odla BJ Evers, 100th Ohio TCammloge, 10h US 8H Ewing, 2th Ohio M Caton, 21st Oblo M Ewlng, Slot Wisconein TDCondver, 125th M1 Jno M Filan, Sist Ind J A Crosker, Gi NY cay EA Forbes, ACB ODatton, Quartermaster BF Fisher, Signal corps EAM Dilscoli, $4 0blo A Fleld, Ob NY T Dillon, 1st Ky cay TB Fay, 194th NY HO Davie, 18:8 Coun Fry, 824 Tilinols WH Dsagloss, Commisy D Gotinen, 10th NY RB Dyyert, 10:h Mich J C Gordon, 24th Mich FE Commings, Och Md JW Green, 10: Indlana H Dietz, 4510 NY HW Gimber, 150th Penn FM Darbane, 142d Penn WL Groy, 161st Penn ¥ Irish, 40th NY JB Harrold, 91h Mea TC Jolneon, 10h Peon BB King, 12th Penn cay FK Joselyn, 11, Bass CB Kendall, Let Missa cay RO Ives, 18h Mess AM Ketler, 224 Mflehigan

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Ts Jones, 1st Keutucky WD Luss, 5th N ¥ cay FJeckeou, 224 Hlinols BF Lowueberry, 10th NY c TMJohneon,GihKy J B Litebfeld, 4th Be

W M Kendall, 73a Lovlana L D Lovett, Oih Kentucky EM Kock, 5th Meryland John Lucas, ih Kentucky

EM Lee, 61h Mich cay EG Mathewson, 18th Conn TW Levis, 4th Ky cay WF Marllva, 14th 3feas B Mckee, Lith Ky cay P Moreh, 07h Penn

EH Moll, 73d Indiena DB Meany, 18th Penn cay

D A Heloliand, Slat lad EO Moses, 58h Penn

JB McRoberts, 34 Ohio J Mt McComas, 0ih Ma

TO MeDalddy, It Tenn H Noble 0h Maryland covalry © A Mann, 5th Iulnola.

¥ Mennart, 5:h Meryland 8 Marsh, Oth Maryland:

Jobo MoMahon, Oh NY W A Noel, 6th Maryland

EA Mass, Sst’ Peon JC) Meagher, 14th Oblo

AJ Makepeace, Nib Ind J O'Keefe, A’ AG to Gen

HH Mazon, 21.N Y¥ cov Boford

FGalt, A QA 2d diy OibJ,G Hagler, Sth Toa army corps Tous Hull, Vuh New York

F Hendrie, Int N'Y cay. A GiHamilton, 12th Ky.

D Hoek, 03th Now York F Hardy, 07h Ilinols

8 @ Hawilton, 194th NY V K Hert, 10h US

WL Hubbel h Conn H Hacock, Ist Mo cay

PH Hert, Wb Iodienn Ft Harkneso, 10:h Wis

HE Hankius, 78h 10 8 T Jobne, 80h Iinols

A Hofly, 421 Pa JN Imbrio, 31 Ohio

WW Hant, 100:h Ohio WH Irylog, 5th Ma

C Hasty, 24NYcay W Jobneon, ON Y cay

OH Ries, 1284 Oblo WB B Rendall, 20th Oblo

OB Roesubaum, 1954 0 W H Willlame, 4th NY cov

W Rowans,indep’tcay J A Rics, 734 Lulnols

‘A Rolling, 34 Wis F E Roway, 06th Iilinols

TO Rose, sh Mo cay 8 B Ryder, 6: N Y cav

‘phos Reed, Ist Vacay WW Bcoarce, Stat Ind

WA Robidenn, 7h Pa WA Baraze, $34 Onto

BF Rigge, 18in By

vt ‘Pass, 801 Tilinols: Phelps, 734 Lodian: ‘A Patsrvon, 34 Va cn acker, 18!b Ps cavalry ‘ Perry, 10:0 Wis Hi Richloy. 734 Indians ‘M Rasvoll, Gist Indiana BCE Rud, 31 Oblo W_O Roosan, 24 Ohlo DF Racdall, 1234 Oblo J Gate, $34 Onlo th Oblo OC Gatch, S0:h Ohio: 5b Wis 8A Glenn, 89h Oblo 0 W Groxe, 18:0 Ky ich B Grafton, G4ih Ohio S4NJ cay D Hay, 50th 1Vinols Sth Pa cay A Hodge, 80ib Lltnols

Capt T Thorotan, 11st

‘Moors, 40h Lodlan

A Penfield, 5 NY Porter, 164:h Naw Y Plores, 19:h U Bin} Poole, 154: NY.

H Pilisborry, bin Me Robbins, 1234 Ohio

G Galbraith, 920 Mi

Or FS

TR Btone, 1671h NY

FM Bhoomaker, 100:h 0 J AScammaton, John Loed, 116ih Peon Q Templeton, 107th Benn JM Van Biren, 61!

r ‘A. Wilson, 80: Tinois W R Wright, 80th I

24 Ind T Tencyeke, 21 UB Te Bohotield, 1st Vi cay

HD Toslor, 100th Oslo BE Thoxeon, AAO BA Arquhirr, com’d'g 84 J-H Wes! diy’n Oth army corps JW Venderaoll, 45h N J W Warner, 18: Conn CW White, 84 Va cay W Willetts, 7h Mich J.C Whiteclde, 13h NG HC Yontz, 120th Oblo

W Ziring, 45th NY

AL ist ME Wentworth, 16th Mo

HG White, 04th N'Y

W © Wilson, 104tu NY

OC Widdls, 169: Penn

WB Avory, 1324 N'Y

8 C Arthurs, 07th Penns HH Alden,

Jobn Albright, 87th Pens W R Adams, Sib Ohio W F Armstrong, Tih O

CA Adoms, lat Vt cav

G/M While, Is Va cay P Wollablriner, 91st I

TG Weld, 0b Now York

Tat dy, 0:8 corps:

E W Atwood, 101h Mo JC Alexander, 1st Dil ‘AC Boyd, 734 Indiens

HR Bending, Gist Oblo John Barch, MR Baldwlu, 24 Wis

CY Bowen, 18:h Conn WH Lendér, 1233 Oblo E Boos, 20th Tiiinols Jobn Bird, 14th Penn

D M Barrett, $9:b Ohio © Byron, 0th Oblo

LT Boreners, 67cH Penn

84 dly, Dh army corps A Carley, 7H Indlana

John Catler, S4th Ohio JW Chamberlain, 1234 0 RT Cornwall, 67h Penn DS Caldwell, 1934 Ohlo Joh Cralg, let Va cay ‘TCarroll, 5th Maryland John Christopher,

PINST LISUSENASTS.

‘A Adsir, Olat Tod

‘Anderson, 54 Mo Iatendt, 51th NY

Blair, 1231 Odio

Garver, 127d Ubi Cook, A Qf, fth Md Carpenter, Jadth Ba andter, (sth NY

B Chamberlain, o7th New

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J Kengoraton, 100th LL 5 Keach, 10th 411

L Upton 1i6:h Odio ‘beaker, 18th Conn

WL Lar, 1th Penn cay

AT Lawson, Loin

Tat Vooar JH Muntoeh, £4 Odio 0 A Mukwell, 24 Ubto

iL Moon, Gth Mich ony: W Munday, 752 tnd

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BD Davis, 7iet Penn A Fry, 734 Todians

A Daoklo, 1th Pena M Filey, 72h Penn =

JM Foley, lst BI cov NAVAL OFFICES,

W.G Fogg, A MBS, stea Jaa McCauler, $4 Ass: Zoui- iaig © St Me sleamer Te rete ilianey Bill Penis, otr Rattler 8D Novinson, AA 0, A Bf

EL Haises, A M M, steamer Com str Satel ijite. a pom dAmst Bul Re ean lot steamer bn Mas: third Asst Eusl- , Satellite Neenaireullite, AW Renshaw, $4 Asst Exal- O McCormick, str Satellite noer, str Reliance. ee ‘Tue elec\ion in Baltimore bss reaulted in the euc- coes of every man upon the tekst presented by tho several conventions held by ths unconditional Uston men of tha! clly, by majorities far exceeding what could haye becn ressonably anticipsted by the most sapguice. The vote chayrs the compactness and dé-

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41 N Y| termination and unflinching zsal of the smpporters of

tho trac Union cause, and gives a gusrautes {cz the faturo that the Administration, io all itaciforts and Ite pollcy to put down the rebellion exd establish the country npon a firmand stable feundatlon, may de pend upon recelving the firm support of the Union men of Baltimoro end the State generally, a From Denver to Colorado Citys WONDERFUL NATUBAL FORMATIONS. The Rocky Moantaln Journal, published et Denver, gives tho followivg interestiog acconnt of the uatural formations fa the lard of gold

Descending Into a mboriicate depresslon of the divide to give car=crses Lhelr noon fed, wo came to

a-mect bipgnlar trect of petriication. ' Richardsou,

the owner of tho plece, (with tras new couctry apiness of tho nomencletare called “* Pretsy Woman's Ranch,” 12 compliment to the charms of tho flr rozcheress,) showed us wholo (rcnks of pine nd cottonwood which had bern turncd Into Jasper and sgete 65 they slocd, beautlfully preserving every line of thelr woody seus through tho Infiltration of silica fcourthe arth In yhieh they wero rooted. Nol armile from the bouse ls a broad bench” or lerraes, Where the stumps of a Whole forest stand ber{tched into stone that might furnish all the eons of men wilh handsome wateh sesle-— Bvcrospe cimers of allies, In Its various phases, which I san hero, were anénrpaseed Ia color and lustre by anythlug Theve found heretofore in jewel ehopa or cabinets. ‘Any ano Who bus seen ths slogularirick which raln water and wind have played with the banke of the Upper Misslesipp! (or the Yellowsione will easily credit the bewllderlng accurcey cf the archlteetaral Imitetions thas described. A LANDSCAPE.

‘Tho labors of the human érebitocs wero slmolated everywhere. In some portions of the Rocky Mouu- talns where I have travelled, such resemblances, loom ing upon me suddenly In the depths of a tracklees, silent wilderness, have been absolalely appalling. 1 have ecemed to bo standing alone In the tremendous paleces of the geail. Hery, however, the Illteness to Conscious architectura Was everywhero groteeque oF beautiful. Crowning a low botte upon our west roso a splendid castellated plle, which, with all my prepa- ratlon for strange freaks of nature, I required some reasoplog with myeelf lo assure me Tes not the ban- {mors of man. There stood Windsor Castle, elabo- rated {o the last detall of turrets, portals, deep em- bresured windows, battlements, ond bastions! If 1 had nol sketched Il, Tmlgbt say to tho engraver who illustrates my travels, Make ine a rough-lined copy of Windsor from aby conventent pletnre of the fa- gdoy” ond he would have represented that rock for the Irstant recognition of any back woodsman’s boy. Bach apleiare es the following can probably be witnessed nowhere else om carth

A NATURAL CbIETEBY, A fow milenfarther on Weslrack “Sfonument” erxek, whae Fremout camped for a conelerable time daring (I thick) bis secord expedition. ‘The name Instantly bezan explalolog itself. At every turn. of tho rosd some new surprise broke apon us. Hero Greenwood or Laurel Hill gleamed throngh the trecs— all the onteropping ridges of yellow conglomerate havlog been Inte-worked by the wind Jato £ayptian yaulls, pyromld shofts, Turkleh earcophagl, pillar propped tablets, obelisks, and monuments of eyery aiza and style. A favorite form with tho wind- culptor wes a ehsllon arn erected on aflated colama, tbls ebspo belog apparently explained on close in- spection by the grester tenacity of the surfeco of the conglomerste (brongh an excess of ron oxides In its composilion, this portion yielding mere lowly to A\teitlon, While the more frlable Ime and eand ia the lower postion of the block were rapldly est. away into roundaess. We found It es diflicalt at Hest sight to conceive of Natnro es the sculptor of this ormetery aa wo bud to acknowledge her architect of the caalle

CARDEN OF THE Gows,

Aswe whirkd down the splendid Moor of the val- ley, (for, like all the reads in Colerado, it Is rether flodr than highway,) we were closely walled upon therlght and left by successive tablets of red and crcamy rock, thin strata of gorgeously colored aaklst, which the molten outburst of the granite slorra bad ralsed from thélr orlginal planes {0 on absolute per-

dicular. We have nothing liko these in the East. Metophor alono deseribes them. ‘They are not cand- stone. They ete o strange porcelain from the pot- tery of the guomes—a composite rock, part clay, Part ime, part Mintsand, tho while a paste of grit Mixed with calcareous powder fine as gypsom dost, sod Indesd romping Soto beautiful gypsom beds’ close by; the red willl forther complicated by mixtores ‘of oxides and smoolhly-ground aluminom. Fancy rock strata, thus composed, ralsingTabrapily from the at fivo bundred feet, pre- elpltond on both thelr broadaldes, and no thickee In proportion to their altitude thai the plain tablets of a Graveyard; feocy (hem still further pollshed by tho whirling cand of this wind-ewept territory, untit thelr surfaces eine whito marble or pare blood-red Jasper, and tholr edges weathered {nto oll manoer of carlous profiles; here simulating a grifln, here o goddess of liberty, ‘bera an eagle anda dolphin cupporting a shield after the old horolc style, and everywhere soma sirango likeness which nesds no yivid Imagination to declpher ils meaning; favey two of the largeat red tablets cet vis-e-vis to moke a gateway whose Untels tower four hundred fect against the sky, framing a Giatant view of Pike’s bluo forehead between them, ‘and In one of these vast portel batments channel ont a painfo! access, but expanding to o hell one hundred feet in lengih—thea, If you can bave imagined it, you. Will Dave the best [des which I can give you of “The Garden of the Gods ’’—for this Is the beitiipg name of the valley through which we passed down to Colo. rado City.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Amusements this Mvening.

Fonp's Naw Tueitar, Teoh etrest, _ “Richard It" ia

Rrowsnpy ILf.—Tho charecter of Richord 111, baa from tho time of origizal preduction by Botterton, in 1700, down to tho present day, been a favorite ono with all thereat actors who have, Gguzed on both sidea of the ‘Atlantic within that period. From 1700 until 1715, the play—altered and aapted (o ita preceat form by Colley Cibver-becama Immeately popaler, with Cibber as Riker apd Barton Booth (the firt'ot bis name upon {he stare, and an actor of fizo powers) in subordinate role, Setwoon 1715 and 1741, whea Garrick Orit appear- sacter was filled with success by byan, Quicr, ibbor, (gon of Colley Cibber.)

On the 19h of Ootober, 1741, David Garrick made dio frit eppesranoa at Goodinan's Fielés Theatre, London, in the character of Richard, and mucoeeded in deeply imn- presing the public by his extraordinary cenias From thot tims watll 1773, whon he, having amasred both fatme ‘and fortune, retired from tho rtage, although esveral ac- (ori of note—swong thom Mossop and Sraith—cemnyed the character, Gosrick soared above o'l cowpéatition, and rad reo-ralaed né par eccelleuce sha mile repro: tentative of tho “ocrcok’d-bsck tyrant’ In bis later

oT AP ATL ROn Tne peneDrn OF TIE BOARDING AMUSEMENT: AMUSEMENTS. rick war roo feThs re.’ Pponesraxt Oannay AsyuUa—We aro re- OLARENDON MOTEL, ia EEN PREYDY TF OUUROR- Ths 2 H by Gettaesa ths eet aiod(ostate at hehe of the Protestant Or-| MA THMAN out ae reifeiait Ne fe Se ety Bete | A QUNTLEMIN onl his ity or ma) G QOVER'S THEATRE | WASHINGTON THbATRE: Tans ote mboriivatn | PIE SOUTHS gaeor aus enya ai aot Sigaettee bens © i Mizenbe fenyal| AAG, ists antes cos bas honed with ell of Pennsylvania arene, xesr WUlard’s Hotel. ot ione—w preent. at ley Chup tee Milne will be fered a ibegb were Han ai | fe uty Fei ein eae LEONARD GRO} DIRECTOR Fing avd Boat Bar eralne next when an | Capt fait tho cite Hall, ino contest vrlvaty faulty, wero the VER eros) oot Richart wos Wonder | Aira ee ae earn Wangtutconns, Va aia Goninone eRe a BET | ator Ma buena Web ne ue coy bet = FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. Fin, To { Peuten Wroven. the naa chil = |More ot iieted priee, Address De Ay - (ae ET aed TTT gu, | Wiuborthedt tousklne mad beaut pleats of mua. bata He, Wash TeSys. Whereas sral prin fn thls arg o- | Chronlele Utes Reference exobacued. oo 1860 HARUE DAS BVANING er. 7/108) WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FR}DAY, and SATUR< ie ‘Grdere for. Ooment and Gravel Roo = = ' ned a rupremacs of Ne | Ts+,oncp—-Agsiarant Surgeon Wm. T; Kemp Meaty Fake Va jr eau fecal the ils fa mpl ROOM or Rooms Wanted in a priyato TEESE LLY . yaiited bat erratls Goorgs | , DETACHED. Assistant Surgeon Wim Mtoe oni d F Daag then Moar aatae mre arog ageaUrnnd Ware A. RQOM or Rooms Wanted ine private or sxe eminent eucsseafal engagement of the erest| SKIFF'G ARMOR-PLATED ETHIOPIAN UN: Yarden, in 1800) divided the | HAY, been del mrlbely GAtesa NY _ | persons agatnat trun Wihoat Voard for Gentlemen, Wife and Servant Girl ‘Amsrioan Articte BOATS. a. In 1814 Edmund Kean ud AOE a urea yom VELSON MA MAN Exons ta co Cebit, Farms mount ba moderate, Address b 0 E evi fuoverselae pos cous: ate Demeee Re Sey 4 | ayy ebageattwenteunondiven! wit | MBMMAOES Se Ne inte caer caariniiei on caeciaa| Paes Eee ie 4 . Witaon, Pres aa on : fe irlio areovery: role, Batore his superior | nivrear, Oover—vudge Olin—Trial of Burlinelle ant 10 mUSA Oar VaR Offise—Lonisiana avenue, next door to Bask of Warh- few Gontlomon dnd their Wives, or sin- | Who will appear this evening ia her great character of resect Rion sis ak Humbled anil aubdued, | ayy Moberte—Soeeche af Counel—Verdict of the Jury iO dre es ats is emt XY et eR jae pu, a een aa i WERWE us gan DilKonn 8? SOBHAMS OF ere nppeatol at Corent stan ( Ro- i iS F Prony er dn meee ste

Hiyuined vali thewreat | gengalye Leese ot wilerders hones ws coatoued | == — Tso OBNERAL'S OFEIUE, Washington, Blexct 1, | 40-8 fer day Uonsderscan bo eeermmodated, nO" _| Tu which shols universally ackaowledgod by the praia Paar vecused the devioes of te of tho youagarthte whos | tihiseomt seatedtys OFRKOIAL ye a NAgTRY Sth? PIES, htiehadlace al (| PE HOUSE No, 873 PENNSYLVA- mail pall teiataual withouts rivsliHAtiarioas | two ersltartitiy Se ee

=. Booth’s decided) muo- eat he defeneo being conclude Me Sera, See ON Eh NIA AVERUE, formerly oosapled by Aire. D. iM HAYES, tenes of Kean and his nd- | pad onseod the argusrent for io Gotence iene . nesaieiey i TeNUAOpIAe, | hasbeen tented by tho proprator ot the Gl ietiaa tie? THX GRAND ORCHESTRA, Champion alee Danosr of America, and

LOSS OF THE STEAMER RUTIL Re

ph deaponed with a repeti- | that this ureat sooial ov " Wan Derantunay aus Soe eee etree alin pneu oan wae Under the leadership of tho unsivalled Koprils, will per kampion Glog Dagsts of Pacland, ras at once deaited by tho | i Apsorasr OnviRAL's O7F10%, CHRONIONG JOU PRINTING O- | Hint or yernaneal boars, Wiki or wliout teats form some of lls fuosteclections tosuiebl, | MAGE Performances causo tho mildest ozeitement and spears uineprons aye deen got to Bo by GRAN eae bine Wasursorow, October 19, 1863 TS rib We cetoy yepared to oxeents nll kinds | whlot can ba had at tke Hotel if desired. ‘ool T-tf ax Bish ghamders of appIaGEO, Oy acer,

cordingly, on thenteht | menis themselves, bat by GeO mee bast es Comey if = = Sanna ‘i 1 | PBloeds Food, ‘Mong, Henri Dergeron, Fa MOS Pe yee Tho Court etTayuiry loatatod by Spectal Order No. | from tie base pauednies of Phllanelphis und New er <= AUCTION SAZES) ale Ee sieeng oe aD farcot rn youn Ona he verlormance broken op | ar" ord having concluded. Durtinette addroseed | 403, of September 11, 1853, from the War Department, | and.con rromlse sotiniuctiou, to all who thor ea, mith 7 GC. McQUIRE & CO, aa pln Carles of Rean's frends and vartl-| some remarks (9 no court as to bls Having been ted | whereof Maver General David unter Uoitnd States | Mefeaurtoe motte Is" Punctoality.”” _ nezict AUGRIONWIRS: OLIVER TWIST. TE Reynold: Ny Olearhenten’ So aad Prt, | and gondemned By Aarne Nema Te) foe tho areay ie | Volunteers, president, and which convened in thoclty |= OKO SDADIs SULITARY meunar — werkt Merr Pornpér,

Ui Pooneylvanla avente, somez Beventh set | Govszay Sear kuas WaautNorox, DO —On THURS. | Naney Exkea.. Hue Lucila Wertera.| Hho whole orminx the crsten reas 2 talet rer vhtortee. D. 0. jels-tf | DAY, November the 12th, upon the premises, and at the

auembled ia one Troupe. FS OB1O FOLDERS are warns ern a a eee oe ee ae caaares manworieas | Mfonday neat will bo produced tho aroat Gearatlonal | ,.Door# open at 0)20/slock; yerformanca to commence at

fo, {nveail-

put

Rureace for being a defaulter. £0, ond predused a letter | of St, Louis, Miszouri, Boptember #1. 1833, betty annoyances to which | FoF General Saute of tho date of Ausust, 18sh to how | gnto the circumstances attendiog tho las of a latKo from Easland to the United

that bo bad bean dismissed on aesount of abteno® With- | amount of funda by the destruction of the stoamer Rutt,

sarancon(this country wis | out leave; end also adgeument from the department to 1 > plying for t Ante ewhero than to Vap- y 4 graloc) re, Va,.andor (hemanaye- | show thet his aoeounbad all kean sated. ©") | by firo’”has reported the following {ein Gurls, Roting: Guarteranstee, ae 0 streets or to | cg Aegpeonerty ta Cen ar dina Drama of A Sa cota ad enna Navctred Eeals td seclaneriinate in atau ar | yr AURERCaREL NAM aLODERTEBANGE'| xngr tan examnain aay zon ak duo | LRM ana ar na cape pa: ¢ | Gl eden cing eral era a BAST LYNNE he steaihecrs ire im tho samo chaste, in| Seite way he Bead ita satahiihmont ned He woSe6 | meaty ond wearafalingaiy flo alt (he cigeamelanoes | ent) couuree! iti aa Re verkaciaue, "| ggtnenblen eMac Garvan! Hosen: de" ait he = Seals may be ecourcd nt thetaeaticon Wednesday and Ha TE ee nr arene Pe ted | of tho cate, tho Court ia of tho opinion thot the aleamer AMES 0. WetMOwi, | polldings aro new and io fut-rate condition, Doors epen st7;: Overture at quaitor before 8 o‘slook: | following cays from 11 tll = o'took, piyanta areaue, near Wu | Rolustedby love, but when thetfoahig camo, attempted eyhitary’A penta oormer oti || Suciresaxenem ane UGA eatg ‘Waxblat ie us feanaks resnonnibility and throw it upon her, Mo Kuth was fired by an incoodiary; not for tha particular 188 eae aLS See CAE eat etesk |, hertier dediring a pleasant rendenre near Wasblaston | faTES OP ADMISSION.—Drecs und Parquot Ol Mi dy GRIEF, “mu Bolg Propriator. Deol es cs arcs ema eM ROA GALES ed I at anaUe ‘Tho Farnituro aud Personal Efcola apoo the place | “.eeota; Orchestra, Chairs, 79 conta: Vauily Ousls ONBL “Basiness Agent rst” isan yapaeabiiy fete at, an the 7 | Saigtot deatroriag tho ble fends oa board, bat in aaa Se eat nats: Hennrved Seatz,@ ooalsextra 7 noisit | _hango of preerammo avery evenine nod this maenicent Whesteo;TTay heen Beige touy ios bd Reaper | coals wth what appears obo a pan of te zebele 7 Hath, es | ReMi, and bole tO cadleeealu. | TORI NEW THBATIO Droste svavevesing. no ate peas Ja Be ge | oe ae he dk a ebe dearullen ef the water trantptlion nthe rh Taw or aeouniE sO.” | B, (ANTaRBURY HALL = ‘n ir. ni for the pros ion, p al (0) 0 Missiesipp!, anc Cy pl jo move- ie re peared i seat | ddtceerio fet teteolon, Fepandel at | vale of tho Atagc,an thus eooting so : TENTH STREET, NEAR E cANTARSURY, mith all the rroper appolnt= ciuee wearing the Ronceed uniformoa United Iyof optafon that "no Governaieat ofeer or Y JAS. 0. MoG@UIRE & 0O., | SOR 1. FORD: cnenp-snecFropriolyr and Hanaacr. Y Iystrcng to lasaroite com: | States titer aot tue paramnur of tnolizpronitata,. | | Tue Courts of opintontbat"\n9 Gov a Sider orbs Beeediary UOSLONEATS) (Alio ot Holilday Street nesta Baltimore) CANTERBURY, ehlefand mont tatéresting |, pp, caulos(ory Ais. Garsington asked for the conviction | agent ofthe ands has been to Bama for mioonductor | are Ai ntact Generel , SINT Ee CANTERBURY, to baprodaced this eventog| ff covvicting tie wouaa. mato 2 iiliveton from tho | Doeleckor duly im ihenremlasiy” tug, in| swoon Minateonth and Awantieh recur” SIO" | ye Warned Navy DepartinenttOa MONDAY Alter: J. WILKES BOOTH, eae Sh rae ETIsIna Ty conn | eee a eats (fet ity | The forexolng ovinion baviax besn daly sub a Sa Nee net eiteak on te ramigee te Sle UES BOO MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,

Konpl ° approved > py. 7 teil and sapported by tho strongest dramalic combl- onlai car 7

ern by Mr. Koppite, tho ao- | of tuacourt. pprayads BASGAOHUSH TTS MILITARY STATE | shall cell Lot No.1 out part of 2, in Square No: 175, | eats lana pronua, Doar the corngr of Gtxth street

ae Rhea: wico Olin then chanced the jury; raylog that they | ‘Tha Court of Inauiry, of whlch Major General Huoter > AGENT —GAMDINER TUPTS. Room Nu. «| f 7B fect on Sevontconth sirect, ot th nation ever In Washipgtan, with a numerous sorps of | In the rear of the Metropolitan eal Natinnal Motele

aes ee oud th Aa prealdont, is distolved. Weebingion Dulldine, corner of Sryonthstros? nnd Ps fronting 75 fert on nth ‘streets at the corr: ot first-olasa artistes, Including the following ricoxnieed| SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT, lana avanse, saz Sixth |

Wana mtoni dal ietag worm ikor Sry north Ustreet, and 103 feat on sald O efreot, improved by | star porforaiere

he Secretary of War ipZi-tf | 9 larga Brick Dwelling Hove, containing ten rooms, and —.

aaa, Decing, Teraat tthe feck th By onder Of the Secrotary of Wa = | sixanlacavenuo, Werblaxton: D0. gq _ DALAL | a targa triok, Dweeting House containing ten rooms and | Nie Quarles Wueatioleh,

Yinth etree. roxy Pence: | Kishrd full reports of the testimony In the caso. Hodid ED. TOWNSEND, | Nae: pueraetmesttry Gees q Ruane Mr. Harry Pearson, Wiis 2. Manager and Proprictr. Bilt Jaane Cara washeties uat iesuedia bee setter bes | "°OZt a | = WANE SS | ag recreates tats Caples d bom Gaba aa Mrat "AS Ronle wo Bears - eae = * tween those papers and tho readers, Te thought, how Ma pavanrins, Pnovost Manswat's Ovrl ANTRD—At 482 @ street, a Dining. | hurestdmee, | chien poneral dramas teeta OH NATIONAL AMUSEMENT CAPITOL,

So rauearet | Wisma ilueh aerate te Whore b dn torener oii, | WY rome. Avo ten Goer aT 36) A Gee it iacahs emai aed |e eRe Eto | aaa ‘ons ef Washington, to en-| to do much ovil, and wnust sl fo moral bens0 0) “s fe Ra cert oon baer v7, Many important jmprovementa have re:

oil io the chamber of th | ewmmuait. Uohoped that ie woutd mot bodone here: | Sisiol Ones Mt sat of aovernment nxo-| Wy ANTUD— tin native Boy, from 16 to OOS yd CEES rr CLOG shaliearenntiling Tari, In dvenct renin SAT

As Friday night ts the| “ins OA a Lome of Mata clt 1S years old, in o Produce Woure. Apply 415] 2° Lwmed!ate possession viven | RICHARD IIL; MAGNIFICENT TEMPLE OF THE MUSES,

oy At Pelday aight the) "the jury went outyand in about even mlouter returned | narty Jocated or stared im varlous eeclions of this lly, | ipnth utreet ay JAS, 0 McOUIRE & CO. | oR, THE ENTIRE INTERIOR 4

Philomsthean Society, that with n verdict of gullty, against both parties, of Keoping | and tho danger thereto by Gro and otherwise arising | —* Auctioneers | TRE BATTLE OF BOSWORTH FIELD. > BE. 7 .

y its president, but, cut of | pheure of Ul fame, | tom th amie aston af eroae wader th lodcenon of | UAT mation respooting | = stoner STE OER NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY PAINTED IN

pecitizee, it ndjourced mm-| Mr. Ford then entered o motion fora new tra), and | roche ianore obtained in the vieinity whero this Mra Mary 8 P- eRe Late Rice ¥ J. 0. McQUIRE & 00, | in proparal E HEART. ___ FRESCO,

ne any busines, anked a mumonsion gr ssatance ‘ Fy eo eaeranee diene ee HUY THICES OF ADMIBSIOR A SPLENDID NEW STAGE e a ‘Mr. Adams, in bebalf of bis client, (Maude Roborts,) | property is necezsarily located or stored, it is direct mond, Va on 0 yore be er ha:basdin AUOTIONEERS. reerinn tf te. EI k ‘AG

fo order by Ald: U Waar tne ‘Oy and fy s:ppssed to bavo wbuode: at Family Cire! r ovorder by Alderman Uler-| eaid hut bodid not join in tho application fora.new | that, from tho ato of thls ord:r, thoenlo of Nauor, under | Mey the 9 Hana Ms spowvod bay ave anat: OR Oho ntroduoed in place of tho old ono, and Mayor should be called o| trial, en was willing at once to havoantenca nated. | icoare or otherwiso, will not be parslttol in the locall- | Neer Jers Bisaio cddcort TAME VPEARSON, | guru Sire oy Cuore Wises, Liovoxs, Fixe Gnoor- | Blnale seats in Boxes, THR HOUSE COMYORTABLY WAnMED IX EVERY

ny that the meting waco | 4104s Oup said, be mould wait unl to-morron (Uhl) | Ween hnced herln, to it Kelas : ailniore acnots eff’ | cuits, Horse 4x Wacos, Stowe Fixtvines, BUaDLn: | Fevate Hoxe, ticles) PART BY STOVES.

ed that good rerulta would | behalf of Burtinet!a, and svapond rentance until thon, Eqaares 110,117,109 asd 10, o mach thereof as front | +e - ANTE By the Ist of December a Geo SBAY MORNING, November 12.at10o'clook, | Cuotet Citele. z -

a. Hathanked thomesting | “Tie court then adluumed iil 10 'steck this mornioe. | on Ninoteentls snd Msizeat, in the vicinity of Nie: | WAT at thestore of A. Hi, Bintoger’ & Oo, Penparivania ove PHRA GLASSES FOR HIRE RADIANT GALAXY OF rath Beata af Ooi ee teonth-atrest pas meat Hooraralth Boards wiih w rztvongblane| Sueemomn aah seesmeroaue aa rs (Oh HUMOR, GRACE, a BRAUT

PAV TES TES Stock nnd Money Market. Saaaroi 157, 133, 189, 163, 159,160, 161, and 182, so much | ate f for muenttemsn aid wie, AddKes A” 0.4. fic extensive tock ef Wises, Liguore, Groceries, tc., | (2) AT PRANKLIN & Cea . i fe 43 L: .

oto do what we can topro-| ‘To Jay Cooke & Con Bankers, we are indebted for the | thereof us front on Berontornth, Bishtceath, Al and N - Toe ofaives Rledilook Obampasna, ia pints and quarts As wiunder the Walisuat Hovalsoes govtel" | Geele DRAMATIC. Gea,

1 in tho District. Wo Bevo rHowing report of the stock nad mcnsr market fn this| street, Inyicinity of Soventeenth-atreet cod ambulance BEDROOM Wanted fra Gaulenaaia [eases fine Brandiea 1 ORRRATIC wasrat

sta a all theke Teauense | sits vertend parks, tha nelgbborbocd of Fixth to Niath street, between | 200) dozen cholso lize axd Bourbon Whlkey SS AND TERVSICHOREAN ALLIANOR.

nject, ‘The spacial objest of Bry. Soll, Buy, Say | Bqnarea s2 8% 40, 41, 42, 43,44 165, | Band Ht Addtow Dr. FISUDLATE, Box 84, oct Woesres bast Gln and Madelra ‘iss, GRETEE ORE

SS ere ie | Udo Gane bagl) Cheater aa oy 8, 8,87, 10 18,10, 1, a, | OMEes_Alse for a young gauleman, sO | cue datines Seale toueieeortscues | P) AN TIS TRY MISS CATE Oe

nmitteg, and make thecom- | do 7 r fit \Certigeate Cheoka 99.4 48, M4, In First ward, south of Penneylvaaia | War ANTE D—Copies of the “ Obronicle,” | Pt nila el nb eee - DR. M. LOOMIS Ed

erent districts appointed to New Yore, Novombarié Mos re 7 “=

MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,

ras all operations in bis profession at reazopable

" . 5 v 0 of May Int, Dib, and Aacast &th, A liberal | ‘Ten, Coffee, 8 : “be divided into: local dis WIMBT BOARD. Squares 7, §. 9, 10,15, 19, 20, in tho vieinity of G-street an Ast Oy end A ncast Elba beral | Tan, Gotien: 8 ut

prica will bo paid for thom ot this offloc, ov -AXSth The celebrsted Comie Bongain

is original of

mongy could ka callected: | ty 9 donponi 10954 0 8 Gest (cen) wharf. prices, and warrants all orerations TNO IRISH NEED APPLY.” pointed Xo, go around, 88.1 | ty 8 7 91O.nnwicmwoel07Sa| Gold = Squares 165 snd 166, co much thereof a2 fronton H and ANTHD.—A person who undorstands Teeth oxtrected without pain.by the cee of Laughiog Ss a Seventeenth atreot, in viclnity of clothing department, forming oad rardening ona bear of x cod citan-| pAtIo'e ee races Ges (nitrous oxide) whonover desired ‘no7-Im Continued sopresedented ru . commttea of throes ap- crry rrpm « | “Eaaares 107, 220,16, 101, 184, 15,00 touch thereof ag as wy, nddeaeing pe 18) Gity Bose is. «To ono | Pazalient Hors apres Wacon, aud Warness sO SHEA PROTEAN ‘COMBINATION : ato canvass tho District for —————_ .._ | seont Conneticut avesue, Seventeanth, Hightconth, and | thoroughly qualified liberal wagea will ba paid. Amar-) qeriyt cs S) Ry HORSES Ruy. W. H. Cassio will preach In tho Uniterian | fC ttreole, in vicinity of Kestreot ctables od maa without ealldten Best of referonso | Ren JAS. 0. McQUIRB & 00.. PROPOSALS. JULIA MORTIMER’ ood 74 | church, corcer D and Sixth stre:ts, to-morrow (Sunday inity of Sixth and el not “Auctionearr. 7a = = y = vited Us here to-night. We | SBaret i 7 : = ROPOSALS FOR WOOD. MILLIE FOWLER, ra ure aad who ave aot or | morning ond evening. Bubject in the morning: Reli- | < atroot wharees Wy ANTED—At Ci Extonsion, = ETA pa MILLIE FOWLER’ SR ena tga | gen estos of tho Aes Eveatae™"Our War, | “Seawcy GG, L008, HL OB er any id gorgar| PB TAS. © MGUIRE & 00 Cavey Bans, | ERNESTINE DE FAIBE ug Fee aete se meereiy | S¢8een from England, Hour of rerriee, 10 A.Mard | vacant streat or avenue incladod in these Lb pony ‘AUCTIONEERS. OriogorDurot Quanramasnin. | ERNESTING DIE PAIBER, TSPM. ee in viclnity of railroad depot and Soldiers? I any. VALU: Sinoaten ie VASnisoTOR IE | EI aN) na den an isa ‘ Veny Vauvanin Panu Dayna sean Wasnixaros PROPOSALS ero olieited, ond well ba ri at this ar SOWLE carry out this objest heart | Zoerm Exrmsoran, Wiruour Paix ay nor. Wat-| "Sausres 72 72) ily Ty 1% Cee eee eee ee ee aera AD | PROLOSALS sro olilied. and wit bs received at thi CLARA FOWLER, ag OF may follewenctizent fer | oss Naw Meouop—Tau MunuirE oF Oxvo3s: Gapltol and Carroll Fricon Barracks, E SEL SCS a eet ray Merle SRT LDA Xan aDTeE NCvABb ero AQ aD _, CLARA FOWLER, y fost when our fellow cltt | fons misbing to have their teath oxtracted without pala, | On ony place within /ovr eq of Bisdenzbarg Toll FOR SALE AND TO RENT, corner of Tenth aad D striots tehall | chantable wall-statoued Cord Wood. to ba delivered at H, W. EAGAN, I therell forthe perpese of | will ploace call at tay offce, No. Gate, | SAM w Feat ee ERE ry guealand | fia Vernier Bap, dieser Fotak DU condod i ranks H.W. EAGAN, mho are abzent hus betweoa Twelfth and Thirteenth alre On any place within neo gear: of Kendall Green| JGVIRNISHED MOOMS to Rent, with| Gcorsew. a He eae tek Ae J. 8. EDWARDS, dalled} Eharmoeting them taken ont by this rewrand harmles process Tho | park, ‘ 1, BOARD Four gantlemen an be, accommodated tha residence of ¥-¥ ee hts rigor for osch int—oan, bioxor7, pin. ane J, 8. EDWARDS, oagh not Jd resldent | oxseen is not only harmless but rofreshing, and incates| On eny p'aco within wo squares of Railroad vy: | svih (urciebed rooms rad bosrd et No. 47 north a street, | one of the) bett sites for a country residence within & ‘An inspector sill ha dq ignated, on the ipart of the y "Gierested'in the aucstion of| cfielica's boalth, when tho administration of ebloro-| Any houro in the above-described localit Fattcon'dinsvasd Second aires Capel iit nese Oia | visalty of tho ctr. aad eaptann abeat BU arrex/ ie do- | qgrerament to lasnedt and usetard the wood. CECE GSRIEDESON,

Caultate net-Die-” | eired, this tract will be cold in Tots of from 10 to 40 ‘acres, | "Tse ability of ti

: 3 dort gement mat be GEORGE R. EDESON, ho, that ths committre 9p- | form and cthor is dengerous, tho oxygen is brneflal | ofecllice lauor to citizens or soldiers, will be closed, and to rule purchacers. cis bitelefebidaoet ssa o R.1 —_ nthorized ta. appoint seven | g the proprietsr linprizoned for ecch Umo 0s the nature IR RONT—Wurnished and Unfurnished ALSO, Auarantend hd ts airs EaunlbleTats MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE, verges wards or the par, ene | ree eorismaut the liguors oa tie premisca | [A rrvages. aie sorseat faerealtable oraey hind |, Tost Soe body of and ka “pebble Beray” | ™Phaeepesieniy af Wenacestor mast be eboma by MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE, tol (9 ofr tho gum cf $100] 3 A THE HOTELS | consssated, ana tho bouse permanently close. Anon- | aCbusincas “Apply te POA nok | lng on bath elded of Rone Creek, adjoining the real: | uo oficial coytieata of the Vier of tue neareit Dis MR. ED. MURRAY, H. W. WILLIAMS, J.S. Rares plication la wriliog to the Provost Marshal, endorsed by | SON, corner of Seventh an Bede | toinine N7acres. ‘Chia form also, hos aa abuadanco of | “Prange must be eidressed to Caplaie Hy. Dapuy, | CLARKE, H. 8. WARD, MONS. SOL, ko, &« Taiva $30 to the next fire NATIONAL HOTEL. thotMayer sad Ghiet of Palle. wil be slaeol Ia the | ————7 a | Mad ent il bo enbivided to convenient sted | penst' Guartwmnitsr. vavaley Denot, off ti aimed | LILLIE BRANDON, ' KATE HARRISON acuity ome srdvags| AD EMamak Ya, Kae USA hands ofan offer, to report whether any speciged per~ | TO TicT — Store oe ea ane erect | om slat of both forms, eIth tho p-oposed eabilelsiong | WASRlREEAy bY rv and eadoned cusseearelone, Fee | JULIA, RICHMOND, LUOY CLIFTON, = telenicaperene ea) Piibsrer Mo HUE G bond Bites, USA | SOF Tt oats a xcopttool care wil peraite bo given | Se¥eataneectabors Ou : {| wily Boon extiitien atthe E-roczae of tho was ee a MLLE JENNIE, asp oranns, 18 4 iW Benge Ba aly: but only in excoptional oasea will peravits bs given | 88% E x = aah ANG DOSE : ee Byevmaasdal | POR SALE —Hoase and Lot No, 498, on “cute at GAEEE OMBRODE, TOSTANITOUND SPARKLING BILL OF NOVELTIE ce Nereen cea. N) TODD, TE Bienth streot between G and Metrests. Also, Lot atriacat Was Gerrall desea 3 = =; — eee Coptain and Provost Marshal. | a gqduieese Hitloperiece, Apply to. GEBEW. Aue } C MEGUIRE 2 00. MLW stroct north, 8] sy. THUS EVENING, os va shor ee |"{. SUVTD of Rooms, nicely furnishod; and MoGUINE & fornia hit will bo liberally rewarded: MANIAC LOVER. CIES ALOE BAG Tsaneuanrars Minitany Drernior or Wassixarox, A eal of Romy say ip gsateel br AUCTIONEERS, | (@@ecRBWARD=SWosk yesterday = MANIAC LOVER; —————— - W. Hawies, B.H, Gtenzelr, | AO Fant & 1a, Bass Waszixaros, D, (%, Ausurt 2 1563, Rouse. Anauira at 451 D etreon second door AS Fee Chae $5 iarateereat eet venta a fat MANIAC } LOVER. = { Shorherd, Gay. 5. idan, | ir Geral Oren F Co eee S—By vitluo ofa deed of trast dated on the 9b | Panbaylranis avoauo, a boruncnnsla containing Fesseen na orem | Pin(comumlasion ed Cotoary Dan eaalel wo msreaia } PROPRIETOR of the CLARENDON day of Jaly, filet and recarded tn tao tnad recone at | <snaad ‘Sin. Any gue: gelaruioe ies t3. Mies AEG Php iaAreie ter F. Dzcon, Jobo Sezxford, | a 1 D.0. under medicsl troatment. are heroby ordered to | (VEE PR of ithe REN Wesbiopo canaty Digat of Columbia tn titer” A. | DAN, co) Kautect uefuees Walt wad Buster Audion AdzS ar F Droog. Toba, 4 Teed Barber USA Digaeatene ote HOTEL hes yeated the largoard desirabl Yo fsre feo 6 19 Ih will ba eold atpubis auction, | wirvceeice ihenbore foward, arrest amatis corp2, Fowle, N. F.Ferguon, G.F. | Fred W Jone, Us. Capt Moore, U5 A Meas tip yeni: ring | ceo No. 406 G tercot, opposite the Patent Ofice. Tho | on (ho preimises, on FAIDAY, the 2th day of Novom ee Homes Na. ete naons OP o | patel rail Dia White, 8 ¥ to thelr erede Mare bas been thorougily cleaned and ronoy for, ah at 39¢ ofclocks P, Stall ofthetvataable Square |F- OST Ta cing from Post Ofice on RBURY OLIO, , Brant, Thos. E. Clark, Robt. | TSbadd, Jr, ae Jar B MeGlos, Phil Dy command of Brigeiter Goneral Martindale. pow ready for immediate cecapancy. The rooms will bo | of ground pumbered four bavdred and ten (410) in the = s m Post ic CANTERBURY OLIO!

rented either singly or in suits, without board, or, if de- | planof said city, which {2 divided into sixteen original Bighth street, to Pennsylvania avenue. o Memo-

sistant Adj rentf goals can be taken st: tha hotel. Bor particulars, | Lots, cight cf thom fronting cach twenty-four feet ton | random Yook, cyitsinine a fre-dollar Treasury note, temteth __Araictant Adjutant General | sted Sos alco ot the Clarendga Hotel. --ceaied | Inebar ou south Detect, with a depth of uipuly-piao eet | and four lettern twoaadresved (0 Waekington Territory, Itimore Ea ne. Baltimore =

| — towiftsen-fea Bick Srederass,USA SPECIAL NOTICES. |

JW Wills Battimora WK Marvin, NY, SOHN T. SHERBUBNE john HI. Semmze, James B,| ¥H Mitcboll, Conn

LSmoney, Bass wv erenins, at 7 o'clock, be | 1B Hnerivor. B

ing which will bo performed the mscniicent Vocal and Terpsickorean offurt,

alloy: snd elbt of them fronting cash | (name not recollected,) nnd tro to city addresses. A THE GIPSY TRIO,

omimistes appointed to tab: ae 7 5 ar fect tea Inches on spublio cquaro with a | Tbers| reward Will Ko gives to the person Gusicg the THE GIPSY TRI SO Se G Uayrard, NY BOOKS AND STATIONERY, epi efone bundred feat to a Thom-feee alles. ‘bo | aboro brTeayios hon with ROBT, SBUICRIG | py atissas PEG Les Mane IO) sed tn appoint 9 trensacer et, THB Surtees FOR covGHS OF ALL KINDS, THE STANDARD | FAVED VOLUNTEDRS’ ROLL OF) Syyeuteaituroa Liebln stecot asd west you mists | —~ nt in aan aa ore OL Salebary, remedy is HONOR. | etree 2 MY oF POTOMsc— DB _| pA gorecous nom Ballet Pantomimo. errupged by Me Sit ace te eamum,| ACG Rear iolae CR, conn |" "7, p, vayyes BxPEOTORANE, feat a eae et sl a, | gen cit ale aeameeis wi ot | AA RAY, OW POTOM SC NOTION. — | sascres tts, Bole Peslemias rate eauota of the District was, | G Borry, Alexandria 0 atl ages ough the present war bas brought into existenca a | numbered oa, Say RE rel op tha i A ea 5 : eee eee Pete art | Wen Tiles, Ballo Pearson, Alexandria sided, hon tho trouble arises from the stomach, by | , TPStibar efisitories and personel navaativas,qct oe | Terms of {in ossh; ona-thl tober 2) boltecn the Bours of and 12 o'clock, from 3 HIGHLAND CHIVALRY, “ Ba White, Phil sdelphla ga kgneh, Woosiox Fale Jayne's Eanative Pills. Work hus, uniif nov, appear devoted eatirely to the {ond ons ica le twelvonionlis znciss Dearing interest. wr largaibarinormeka lity HIGHLAND CHIVALRY, TIE en ea ee Tee D Gn J Wille, Mase Forsale st NAIRN's, on Penuryivanta evonaa and | Shara ofheaivie ms way foxe fuabt Gad Ghd. aur| Gaaccurbetbe deterred puvatot tall | Soiglond bror-mounted tadile Mating a faiek'aane | fa whieh tho entire Terpeshorsaa and "Pantomime ae apa Te ad that | W frapittail, Philadelphia Praulk Hacell, Max by opothroaries general There antes. i ‘lfeuprernnees and ceama taxes (9 baat tho ooat of | and sail a white Blazp extending trom forehead to no «, | force of tho company will a nae ayaiudiog the iamous int a committee o zon. ET B Dilkes = oes p\y this waat that we have com- | the purebasers 3 tome white ep beti hind foct, but, with these exceptions, E pnt comet of tanya | MC Morne, Daltimore Sas Pallesk, Baltimore DERTAL NOFIOR ant ant ehay $25 on, ean lot oll bs peared at (0 | oe Eee aay oe aja aad ith Ualted states brand | A200, 8 great number of wholly ne thossme (ieg. Adopted at Deatist, Wasblauton : i ROLL OF HOHOR pgtinioto proventfnespontble Wadigy, 90 "°° | emiatcn om Betbor Jay. and with United Stites brand | xicng vanes, 20st BURLESQUES, Mourned: ss | EIRKWOOD TOUSE. avenuo andi feventh streon- oe ero ta eel ad NUM PS | scan thaday of fala, (vo, Teustoca reervoto themselves | | $29 Fema apd no ansstions, ied, will be given to WALKS-AROUND, ES 43; £0. Eng.—The following ar. caslund Raber, n cheap and janroy Celebrated Artiste. | the right elther erly at aug tine within | nny obeiuralshing iafermation leading ‘otha recovery | Introducing the uneadalled corps of Bthlenian Come- day by the detostives and Silver P one taken directly | tity dasa there iivand ence ef teaver | of enborpaskeal” Sains remanl Wsauo offered forthe diane. pe ea a ssi i] eee erica, seca fun | aera ugaienan fut tase mees : merevallfeack:tp) ie Harres USA g pai ‘The Itoll « Dauket, in which will | tended tale ton dase prior to tuo dap ofsalo by advortise- | bald, w mag , bo white exeant aqua [Adraiaten £5 cents Orlsua f0 oa p Private Teton . 4d United States Cock, NY NG OPBEA GLA D GLA —Tost re- | bo preserved. tho enrrodsname of Hendla bo laserted, eo. timesin tbe Batioual Tatebi= | blaza’on forehead, hese largo snd Intelligent, with a| , Acmiion & xa 7 Filcox, 86th company, let | A Greeno” do Wolark, NY the finest ascortment aver offered Io this city, by |.who has perforaed sn as: of daria fencer newspaper, published in rat tne op. | Yorz NrigBt prominent era ttrased from Headuansters | MLng oes ae ae eee Lit votrran ca-| JG Quantrell Bd OK Flower, SY F rs CLAN Country's bebsit. Tho proper number of his Regimens, | lon of the Trustees, and without aay ootics whatever or | @ nme el Boiomte pulommavas dqnne pent —— if Gi Vowdewon USA Surg LP Woods, US A RANELIN IE CO \OeROL eo ea aoe ee yeni aril’ | to-any one (faucb option ioconsidereaid ireteave orewtes | of August 17 =n tron chain was ottached to halter, TOS ‘Baker. company H, ist vote” | vy p MeBride, Phila Dr OFoler, USA 24 Pennsylvania svenge, between Trrolfth ard TAS | oh), be grisly recorded. texother with a foll narrative | rescinded. Pee | Aadserts Captain OB. CADWALADER-, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, st ene EN Harmind.D 0 Maker, Vn | axa eexe coomi Soar fatlonnl Hoven, | eeingased heperforied. Sucks wore, tmastbs appe-| Dy order ofthe Tass. 5 = AFTERNOON AND EVENING ley, deserter from a OWintay, 283 Peanaylveale avenuo, undcr the National He» en, possesses . : Dh vARD.— at e aE OO NING, Ser eee | aetages te. Leap PanaTa a FARIGDOETO HenonAnuEN Grech |" eee urtsoxass| _oc-mesie Diane caea SPIT tick vo oha Dogle, | X Meade Gordon, B and PERIG £2, correctly THAN Ax —=e_—"T Ze) to ) tho packet book: lort on Wednen F @ B Harrison, Mi HA ner Wash saitod to oversieye-sight, OOMPASSE | LL Tg 3aURH Y Wb WALL & CO. | aiternosn. Betwoon4 and’ o'clock, o2 Seventh atrect, GREE NY PHN Aso DAROMBTER: MIOHOSCOPES, Mie futereted ia vine ine Vorgs B AUCTIONEERS | CROMASP HOSE Sine Gores Ta Me | Onan pe, epesone veteran cavolry : taney ‘and lady, Mass OF Miller, Phila ” PHOTOORAPH ALBUMS, THERMOMETERS, OR o universal circulation, An es receive 425 reward and no questions asked. cag SORGE R. EDESON, STAGE MANAGER. ompana. Ke: gomitg NS Mist Karver, Alex CARTES DE VISITE, and STEREOSCOPIO VIEWS, | Incradasivg to every houseaolt in.o9r lend th — — ae ee rk voluntesra: Wm. Cooper, ‘Alex 1, Korner. Ue) In great val fhe lowest orlees, aaté-dly.” | GREAT SNOYCLOP-EDLA of AMENIOAN HEOLEM. | runx axn, Hovarruastentxo Go 5 | : i ius deserter: Michel Ruz- Bred Millard, Alex acu in creat variety and ot tho lowest prices. sadly |“ sond 2iCenta for a= oviinen Cory at Onca to o yanvractonT, Now ASIA AVENUE OTIOE. ce ae POPULAR AMID ¥ MATINEE sted aaa deserter ; Jobo Ca Knngod, al A Paldi & cove, US B e SNESS, DISORDERE LILLINATON, wooksaller. Wek SEVER akeTa—O0 ; 9 NINTH STREET. “A ‘A 33) 2 regiment company Di '0- ue Poveon, USA J Bennett, Aid MED AGE ES MeL TOUS Eas aso DEED see ae Dacon sulldigg, | MOND AY. th jock, A. At WS | “AL H, YOUNG & CO. Lavo tbe plessure of notifsine RS ie “ ib Maryland. Theo H Durrows, Pa J Denester, Paila BTOMAGHS. | Coinor 4}getrect aod Peonrylvania oveade. will cell. by black | eheir frlonds and tho citiont of Washington generally | » -aurak SERIES, ox Ono: NE Pee oOo Ye mS Walker, USA A SAPR AND CSRTAIS REMEDY 18 | _no7-2taits Wasbingt-acity. | Furnitare, mbich 14 of jad’) that, they havo, opened. at, (2 fvinth, etzents their pew RGU TA MISERIES, RAT TRDAty ARTERROOUN, —Yeetentay moruing | Fae Mallalica Md Uecry JGormley. St Lous |. DR. D. JAYNES SANATIVE PILLS. | ONTGOULS foes are disp een Intending to | <feurually keps twa brst-clazs Grocery ttore, aad in nds ae con of a naval | 320 Tr Mbbert Ba Wo Gouener be For ealo at NAIRN’S, cn Fennsslvan'a avenue, axd | RP ATIONAL COUKS chiaceg Wa bssinoss Sion ue to Bavovon baad ct all a, Broduco of ainiiEe RUBTInET mecbssics, were in- | ‘Thes Browa, Pa bard Wiles, Pa by apothecaries renerally. notd&ttw | | pdsome, Rosa oo! Aiffercnt kinds, such as Apples nad Potatosa, Gals on: TH ARINTIRG | ‘hoare worked outside by me. | Wa P lirenchly. Pe Geo PHarris, Alex snore ne | SIXTH DAY, . | Breach Pluto Gary Mill Feed, and are dctarmine: to sell g20d goods at a3 se Ra alatiog tho hours now worked | SamlTIsines. Balto Col deo K Spencer, Vt BAIR DYH WAY DYBI|—Batohelor’s calobrated SATURDAY, November 7, 18%, | Wroud Gharaber Goltes marl low figures a8 ony bouso in the city. VARIETIES! VARIETIES! a ied Bpencer, NY Thos Abbott N | | wood Sultes of Perlor Farniture No ciarge for delivery in any part of tho city 7 Bree enloLand laborers (herd Pa Be eA | PD EO UGA Dale Dyo fs the bert in the world! The only hermles, PORSE $1.C00, | Sultey and Oak Sidaboards NOG. Just arrived {iow New York 15. bbls: of larco VARIETIES! VARIETIES! ‘a, while. tost of tho outdoor amet Chee Bretton Sof Mex | trae, and ralishle do knows. ‘This splendld Wsir Dyo Gnaxp Four-Mite Race. csarcod Dressing Hareaas Red and Golden Pippin Applos, and for fale at 169 Ninta Sates THE our by eun to runzet. USA Tat Char Kally, U8 A {a perfect—ohanges Red, Rusty, or Gray Hats, inctontls,| = Entries. piikercrebess handsome) stroot, near E. i. youna & 00, | NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION, Serbian? 3 Mt Wetormip. NY to a Glow) Diach or Raturel Brown, withoutinjuring the | JW Wellen entereb Go me Blaokbint | ateat pres rest noi Gt a __4. H. YOUNG & 60. Broating Penasriv Ninth, street. ection was made W I Rutger, A of P Halr or staining the Skis, ioaving the Hair soft and See ent Baa anata Joars old—drees, Rosswood, Mahogany, ond Walout Arm and Eesy .E ARS. AN ! sseoome Propricte rs iro yoluntocra on % — Vosalifal; imparts fresh vitality, frequently restorlag contort eames hander siameed hi iW 5 WIE cout EARS CEN TION, = st and Advartiee ral Marlindale’s METROPOLITAN HOTEL. Ktapristine color, und rectifiea the ili efecta of Usd Dyes. | by Lexingloa, dam Diao Hounsi, by mp Hodgeford— Tgtenreodl atvsens esd. staal Solas and/etoa | Oa Re RATEL Ieee ——— ndemned, ond | Daniel McMahon, USA Capt QH cot USA Tho Gennina ls alsned WILLIAM A. DATCHELOR, all dees, Black, | eel E a may ng anicles to pay ¢X-| 4 FEAST OF HUMOR, SINGING, AND DANCING jemnsd, an Mat CoE Guinea All | yg Murphy enteroh 5 John Morsen Roserood. Mahogany, and Walnut Rockers, Mir- | pens:a unless called for bofore the day of eale F i z ez, prior to | Annan. N ¥ ST one ae Aaitations, and showld bo avoided. Bald | FO Marphy entsse b Fe. “iaipiseee 85 Tried fom Contre and Oats Tables and Deaite Sereno boller talores, Sema tasks. oven Ler A MAMMOTH BILL EVERY NIGHT. peuzherr, U 8 a) ot fy al Drasd os y Imp Boi vy os, S yeaa o rary ‘Tables acd Chairs, Saloon and Teapoy | marke arch, Aceni inzton. ‘TNeay ovens OUR MUSTER ROLL OF STARS: ra JO Harahan NY Git Gosdnies, WY fateh QartMooraeatera bb. Tables Srovuilabla for elthér a hukex' or taller es each cvor| JAB. 8. MAPEIC AND W. H. BARTHOLOMEW \ruae or Tuoors.—Three | 1 herara BeLeokoat i Gepley, Alexandria Top Gienece, dam Balle Margin’ by Laip esau qieut ard sCehogany, Bookcases can, bake form roriment and oan’ bo/seen ot Modulre’s |” Ta WINDRL AND LiZZI2) SUHULTZE, " be ame Pgemrle lee | gee eee EN Te sire gated dry Hs sha 8 STEN aa SESE Aino ued Janac 18, bythe Fal |W. fe DUDWORTH. AND Jit BUDWORTN, ne Maeieurariastived ae tas aly, vola, EMoNeill, Penna nuary 25th, 166!,—In Perfect craer will bo malptaled- ck MEAgITORES iver Lino, consigned to CA on Tho Parlsian Maitre do Ballet. RT TE er ett | Sten goad 2st ye Vatdenor, ie at tha War Debastneat aa- BRASS BAND will boip attendance. Sidonep Vans sea Chas 1 Box marked Golonel G. NM, MoLase. Shipped by the MONS BAPTISTIN, eh gay caves | Sopra OY AARNE wg | fine ar bepress vet AUMOPPAN open, | Hang Barer chai ftstornsy cod Walaa site| Ni and NEE in ccm, Stiopeadoaanry | _ BOB HALL AND LITTLE TOMMY, - OR Zimmerman, USA AW Baxter, Alexandria | 7 VD. CO. O¢ D, 1221 786, PAPH TINGS. 486. Marblo top Ohamber t uitos, Hat Racks Marked Patenon& | EMMA MILES, LOUIOA ROULETTZ, RLIZA FLORENCE, \ AeDaltwore, tHoncy Lane Rocbester | of LIEU. GOL, CONRAD. 129 Penns 0.486. PAPDR HANGINGS: No 486. ig ites, Hot ptsin -Dolan's detectives | ME Smith Dalumore UE ren shore Winoteenth atront Marble-ton Sideheardo, Childress Ghalrs and tools Knapp. Th swan 1E ALLEN, EMMA MARSH, M’LLE TITKODORA, wing deserters to the caro of Wo Plominer, US 8 Py Poraa, Hallimera. 4 PHYSIOLOGIOAL VIEW OF MARBIAG! Window Shades, No. 485. Ry ot a ee = 3 ee ares | ne5-2t Otice, 61s Peonsyivania evant Se eat ee SE Re OA aa a oratok Aaa eat x meena Pioteret: stument Tablea sud Washstands BG 8 W.P0,0liver. Mew York JH afitche Gontalning neatly 200 pages and 140 fino plates and Oval Piotore'Framvs, No. 484 Fen eS tee ne bles |GOR SADE—Threo Young MARES. . RM Stoaras, Virginia i abecoriben cCath anon tonya o human orgens, | Pisture Cord and Teesels, No. 486, Gavan . Porfcctly sound and kind: soltable for saddle o> | SONGS, DANCES, BALLETS, & PANTOMIMES. a forms | BA Houen, USAras, Wail aN in a state of health and diseacs, with s treatiso on Reece Froueh Ghlaa Gorrea Depots ST and &Svleses | Agraceatma_ of teem m soatch deamyoo]d tein. of disee aneets ounse.—The gala-perfora-| Frag WBond, Rew York Chas Mf Kindes Philn discnso, {ts deplorable consequences upon tho mind and LENE, prone Onion Dypnoy Hele feparato, Call at Stables. coro: lgnteont | abo e o-day at tho new national | 4D Alexander, Hallimors A R body, with tho author's plan of treatment—tho only ra- | ice Selection at Gay Glasa ys ine Kumblend, and. Hrales tegen eeu Tho Comlo Pantomimoof

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the bait rans tional and sucoasefal modo of ours, as shown by tho ro- er Bottles ~ = - THE MAGIO FLUT S1,00) puro, For part A'S Onopron, Weshincton Drit J Scott, Btd port of cases treated. A trathfa) edvizer to tho married Fancy Obina Vases, Card Baskets, and China Toys, -UMBING, Gos-Fitting, and Fixture ———— sdvertiserent. ‘AB Olek, Baltimore B Gardiner, Md and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts | No, 485 Soventh strest, 1 ee ae tel Or ‘lfferent kinds, with at Philadelphia prices. FP. P. BLAIR, 335 E WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE. BRORTToRee Furapl nantes | Be eae ae EW Rotoler Nd of their physical condition. Sent, fres of portage, to any | ro7-2cd&S* Richt doors above Odd Fellows’ ell er Goods not bev named, strech four decors from Grarers/Ahedtres nobst ‘Admnisslon, 25 and 60 conta; Privato Boxes, $° io a veut’ | Hichard Blone, Va, A Millbury, Bid address on receipt of 25 cents, In. stampa or postaga cur- ~ - “ an rerewocd iron frame Pinvos, ‘AL BAN) ed Ualted States: Marine Corps.) Con UC Snr eA Na Bmmbar Rati en0y, Address Dr. LA OROIS, No. 31 Maiden Lazo, | OX MORBIS ISLAND, ©. C., Direot—| wapraited im every partoalar, ag | est NATIONAL BANK HIS I8 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the se dhe ot tbe riot | Je Kalek &iy, Balt | John W Sinn, Now York | Albany,N.Y, A gontloman who has special permits from General | ra,sced fecond: han Fiauos, Stools and Covers. | » OF WASHINGTON. rabscriber has obtained. from the Orphars’ Court of - ‘ A WORD OF ADVIOE. Gilmore ord Admiral Dahlgren to chin goods to tho | oredit of 20, 60, and © doys, for approved ondoreed notes, i fasbington county, in the Distri f Colambia. lettars WILLARD’ HOTEL. at a — Thos army and aavy, under tho respeative comasada of those | (recut of, WP, Aad £9 ders, for aspro cra — Re adminiteation aa the. persosal estate of William = Paorznty—Wil | 1 eniaus, UB Army BI Root Goon toring for wrecks and months without obtalning relief, | omiccre, having chustored a veal much larger tanto | POAT IRteTE te a the Aaa CAPITAL—$500, Wormloey, Into. of \Wazhioazou counts, D. C., deorssed tho Quartermaster's Depart-| WH Jarvis, Goon OH Parshall, Mich should consult Dr. Fishblatt, whose offles is at No. 41 H | bas thecapital to fill, is willing. to troot for feelabt or | \ioneer. -. ro Toren Se > $500,000. See eo OU scsen anaes part | GW Amoref, ¥ f, Mass JW Casy, Illinois street, corner of Eighth stroct, and bo radically cured. | P&‘tst° with Ry XeeDeg) abo busine:a man of mesns who ‘Tho attantlon of the trads is invited to this sale. foraby, warned to oxhibtt tho same, with the voachers il for court, charged with E’caxtous for big ret a1 fe o Jail for court, charged with | D/P Boost, {ulnels Mr Sits Waldron, Mast | Tyenty-Bya yesrs' experience lins ostabllshed Dr. Bisb- Soe ARG ass orsepnioetonal: Fe eae nt ta | aa The Goods rill bo apen for tnapection, and cata: | | hls}ank arronised under the National Banking Law thereat, to tho tabasriber, on or bafore thtaA day. of No nie Jamu | PERO enans — Ashethestco Matterepetaton ara physisinn, east ces ane i | $1594.20 Renurivants vse, baw, sweat | Tost tsi cos Faery cosoas als ton} Hasneat nt the siaer ut Pinerato and Vatress, | fem a Paacil of thessid enute- Gives cadereas hae etsy aud Fannie Jami-| J 1 V Roberts, DC P K Barus, Genova a fon days. Charzos modorato, ‘airtesnth streata. no7-1ts2id* 00 25-td ‘Auctioneers. | opposite the Treasury Department. ‘this Sd day of Nevember, 15 = | zeterdes, on complatat of | # Bunton, Poviada Beguine. Con DR, FISOBLATT, SHANPAGNH CIDER ana Ol = HD. OOOKE, President. SAMUEL WORMEBY, all to answer at tho Criminal | 31, geoncer Philade TW eee Boe noli-tf corners of Eighth st. oo. Oo Pe Poa I Giese oe ne oe 0) ld apelg SSISTANT QUARTWRMASTER’S | WA 8. HUNTINGTON, Casbi comet _| SO Admnint cater. ue 40 Bernt, B 4 M Moberts, Plillada QE ONLY PLAGE wacrs you san parshese Indic | by the gallon, a few hundred borrels of Chapagao ORBIOR, Rorenth-lreet whatt Warhioaton. No | EVHOW OASHS. RPHAN®’ COURT. hore conta se 59 cones Moy Rubber Goods of all kinda at mannfactarers’ pi Qiiert alse, nfo Nundred gallons of Old Apple whi | yomeer | A WAL bo sold af Ravlls Anstion, ab tho FRAGSIVS Qotonne #7, 1 GAAP Dicelley Pha BAM Ntroau, Obly Hoa Half nla Rler Warshosse 10 Ponaeieann | Ky, famile ee Npkey mayb het Oy eae | ure arnir oh Suhre ath Mavens @ W DISTRICY OF COLUMBIA, Waahlpston cadsty, to were setterday rerpe: Hor Keller Phila 8 A Btzonu, 3 sslvanls | cng daliar, wad of the Older by onclosin t0 costa. Bem- eee BE rel Ofplsin ond Klezant wit: In the caso of Samuel Crown. adminis FG ect U, for tho violation of tho Cer- | (YF, ermuten. FI BW Berguton) Phila avenue, bebrorn Ninth and Tenth sire les will beeeot br express, Pertica devrous of visitioa aS" AHO. C We crown, deceased, tho Adisiuisirator aforesaid’ hay b i Oa HS Benford My Kinds of Rubber Govds beautifully ropalred ut jshsve fall_pardoulere Corser of READE ani WUDS wih tho approbation of tho Urbans’ Court of Wasbinge Wm MW Roid, Moss ARopaltzs, Nebrako notica, jyld, + Bricotton, Mercer ov W YORK: {on ‘county nferceald, appointed SATURDAY. tho ist Frank Faulkner, teamster, | yk Y Gs) Carry, BA @ObD PENG. \2 07-1 Orders by mall promptly attended to. be%6—3m hal tthe next. for the Hinal sextloms af and dis Drury, 51 4 ‘ashi J Dark, We 2 te Sustar —— 5 AVA Ry R RAT — a ~ yu ‘of the personal tate of eald decess: ad of Drury, sesterday, charsed bY | 2M Goren qs” iE Warder, Md | ROWE ‘ | QUELVING FOR GALE —Inquiro at tho| (4AVADRY BUNHAU. 188 NOT THIS tho assets ja band, as far s tho s\tyo baco been coll ‘of grand Jarceny. Thejustleo | Ht & Gelwas, NY ied SA Way BarlenstD alas Meckie 4 een uigiyanblare — DOOK OF BOOKS. costalnice the most approved | S84 turned totomoney; when and whero all thncre action of the Grand Jur, |b WG Thompson, USA Jas U Comstock US A Taw DFT! hue, botwean Fourand-e-tatf aed ctxtuctrare Outre Quen imeinods of earing ant Jrerenting all Uiveasos ol men, | fir! Bed bel Of anid Géotoded arated to attedd, (st =Fravk. Falconer: was\| 2! 2 Baird, N Ears Sold by Jowolora DOTS BOOS & WHILE, Prozrlotor } pen the Fins and in Welacedaja ih gad eb of Fase sajtatqn ao tub BRN Syed oa weep inane Hroperly voasked, oy ther say othe a a tbh AM’S HOTEL.) Pde Bio = 7 y PRESENT: November. will bo t publio nuotion, at the Cavalry en Thirteonth street nnd Pennsylvania avenue. Sent law be excluded {rom enofitin said decsased’s f tealie rome oot ay HARKHAMS HOTEL SAGE OTE REE raat, UB | WY eee: PRESEN 73, | Borst at taney taint near theta ie tot of an iy A ATs aeaeauie ag Sse! provided a copy of (als onter ta ablnicd once enn a avenae, ca] 1M Latshawe, 33 BPatten ag | BABES 0 RERVOUS, SUMINAL, URI- rao szvortinontof-sow and olersnt Jonelrs, AVAL! SES, ND S Next te ihe nthe Daily Mcrning chrooice, Gea wwenht igh £2 Shoambus,Vearmy | NARY AND EEXUAL SYSTENE Ken sal rallebo | Silver Ware, sag Parl Haacy de ef ie teat aud | condemned oa unfit funpailigsorvion Bible, this book; next to the goul, the body. no5-o1" | PEE¥Lous o the sald Z1et day of BOR Te aE. S in of | Lt OW Folsom. U EH Obapman, US Army | treatment—In reporta of the Io Bent | mow uviaar ¥ tec wy) enyoctally for weddiax | Seles to commence at 10 o’alo ‘a. 7 7 7 RR. aa} Sills wie pai el ee Megat UB eemr ACP Mille Maw Jorgge™ | in sealed liter envelopes, fee of charge. Address Dr J. | PF%O2® 3 Teravestrin Goverment fend ayy, | [YP ANHOOD: HOW LOST! HOW Bit-| oe rE UOTTON ery, bos been arrested by Can~ Hiss, 06 Army. Geo W Miudletos TON, Howe: e : aw | SAW s STORED! Just Pabilstod in Snot xqUAN = Ted committed to tho Oli) MD SCUser ADO — Od-dodteay, dua’dcar | SEALE OVANKON, Honenl Atositen, Pile | not. | Gentenant Oolenel and thlet Qusttensestzr PAU ata ate phages iG HOR PE ORTON

EE Dries, Daphirk, neerd, Gloibor9

oalllstd = Cavalry Buresu_| and fhadleal Ouro of Spermaterrhavs, or Cental Weak:

== Abram Richmond, Wesh an Hkiseonde eS UBA OLGARE—Oisara from 1,000 to SS re fons, Boxusl Debillty, end Tim- Pourcy.—On Monday the 5; DIED. | J 47/60, of Sizauat tabsooy, foe mata st a Jow prisa for SSISTANT QUARTORMASTER'S | Reltmenu ta Mariace fervouracss, Can fuizcity ill aprearin n new, EDBITT HOUSE BROOCHUS —At Gormastogn, near Phi'adelpbls,«n | oan Apnly to JOSE PLOATO HINO, O#FIOS, or of @ eoognd atracts, amptlen, Enllepsy, and ty Rate ip. no chaogs except in tho | JH Dixby. Po Capt BS Dayls, U tho db frst, Jans M. UrosstWh wits «f Judgs Ferry B. | 0% As Dwalfth etosct. between @ and Hf etx. annisaroy, D.0., Uctobi YHiit tg sold ne | ire geseline ress Se ly Robart J. anelinetko Wasa thin ay One GareGeo Kern UBA Ad Lasquet, Md Brocosus, alters painful und protracted Wines, whieh Rt —ee | Public Auction on the scoond and tourth Wednesdays, Guiverwall Bt D,, wathor of the, Books a Mre Dougherty, Dist ot Chas E Yenross, USA sb= boro qeite morkness nnd reeignatien, Tu TIOKATS and PROGRAMAS | Mth ana 25th tthe Corral, near the Wash- | Bocn to Thousands of Suffor st uader teal int > Johnson ond Wil-| ‘thos T Gamble, Wash ‘AGedgmick, Va Thaylve fullered foug nnd pation, ber moro anit ve = ut Le wilco of the | 12#t0m,Obearv ator nisin eavalapesta paid ian reoalpkiet Le Murpay, U8 & Buroty NY aiged away, wita the lovo of nil who tnow her, in the 4 in tho bestmauner at iho offica ‘A largolit of Horsea and Mules, condemned es unit th. J.C Kling, lay and turned over to| m4) 1.0 Ball, U8 A Gent Brislin, U8 A aibassureads of bitvefal tmmmarte ily, leaving to. WSTOLE for publie tervics. 2. No, a8 ition that they wero deserters ie hems UB A Mohs narod}, USA husband, her ouildren, and bar fen va, ‘ho belght 7 Holes to cammenco nt 10 o'clock A. Bi. : 5 aU ake. nmple nie hoiy Induence of mboaulifal aed almest fault = orm jovernavent fun’ Apo) rm, Ds Kell Kelley, M. ©, from FO TSA ME Recon, USA fear ilfe, (HU usvo Maignno aan the Casta Je datsite rye CO ON ee POMPKINS, Sanemset ye, songs TILLER, Avctioneer. y, stopping at Willard’s, TBattle, UE A N Inith, Fittsbore wall please copy ia Spanish and Englith.) oott-23t Captain and A: Q. M., U. 8. Ariay, moS-thimstétd 28 Pino street, New York city. fy ee = = - = ———_ = ~ = ————— _— Se = = j ee ian ———_—= ‘i a oe oe = a ae

= ‘Tax ooruol zga\ta of tho navy of Yule Col- lagers: fturday stiNaw averr ances Wer@tbhreo wile course, tbe Glyono won

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"SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1863. NEWS LEMS.

A Dowestio POLS SPR OLE horncon » irehinl Jomreilo.teegedy oc: Fen ey atoms Ne ISL Chilis eres, New York, Feederlck Lives, a terman, secd about 60 ‘yssip, bad pera for rome

Turontayt 70 Peasoss snout to Visrr New Ojuxays —Colone EG. Bick with, Provoe: Morebsl Geouial of he Department of tho Galf, {eepod an or Wer ox rho Oh fos!. In which be rays: ‘All persore artielog beres(ter lo this depsriment, {rom boyond Ute lines of the army, will lmmediately reyort to Pron (o ibo Proves: Marshals of the ‘Tspec- Aivo Farlebes io which they strive, for sntbority to ramaio.. For any fallore. to comply with this 1eqaire- ment, the parifes will ba arrested by tbe Provost Mar- thal, ond brows ht before tho provost court for tral

| paviahment for violation of williary orders ; and all masters of transports, of every description, will reqalre all persous whom’ they way briog wiibia the Mines of the army loreport at ouce as abovu riquested, apd mill bo beld responsible for nny viola\lon or ne: glect of thls niqalremest. ood ‘ill, tn the like man- Der with tke dulinqgent tbetmselves,” bo arrested acd Drought before thy provest court for lal upon the eame charge.

‘Tne L vant and Consiantinople Herold of tho 234 nali}aio éaye: ‘A severs police order avalnst clgar or

revo smoking {a the streets, ca'), or oven 1a private houses, san promolgated thronghout tho cspi- falby pablo éricr, on September 17.b, and waa at once rigorously cafored on both aldes of the Horn. ‘The ol ct of the measure was sald to bo to Jessen the _ danger cf les. The manner of its enforesment by the police, however, sets lo havo been la mepy cases very offensive. "Ta 000, personally known to Us, 8 respectable E ogliahman bad bia cigarette kaock- «@ onl of hs month by 9 cavass, and on remonstre~ Hog recelved a couple of heavy blows from a atlck Serves tho sboniders, and would probebly bave fared even worac—ia ho wes blosel( wltboat a stal—bdut {for tho lote7ferenee of the psseeré-by. Ocber collls- fons have been reported 16 Ws, xd. 10 courequence of the padlic feeling thus eplnced, tho order waa sex terday resciniied.”?

A Wise Paecivtios—Railroad travellers are so proverbially Iccin\lous thst, unless tho carrsine companies employed expedlents rendering lt 1aposal- Die for uevelleis (o expose themselves to danger, 00. cldents era dally cccorring. ‘The prseiles of thraet- Ingibe elbows ont of a car window bes cuused co many accidents thet railroad companits are centrally adopliog (be safeguard of putilog a perforated Iron plate, elgbt Inches bigh, serosa. the bottom of tbe window, cutslde the satn. Tals renders it Impossible fo thst tne elbow b-yond the car body, aud saveo the erm from belong cratbed agnitst tbo timbers of bridges. Avslcst tbo danger of aceldent from passlog from ove cor to suotber «hile 10 molton, there 4s D0 remefy sot ditcovered except locklog tke car door, 94 is done In Earope.

Rinse Bancasrsy.—Tbe barbsrous treatment of tbe rrnels towards cur wonoded ut Chickameogs !3 oparslied 10 the anpals of warfere Aa Indiaca surge’n tr K-n prlsover and eloce released, esya car wreur ded were left upon tho battle eld ecveral dase, {bo Tetels refusing w pay them the least ntcentlop, of fo peroolt our ven surgeovsto do ro. A letter from a pilvate Jn tbe 781 Tilitcls volontecrs saya that, nf.er ho was wound.d, belay on the spot whoro be fell axon days, witbout bis soipd belog dread or a particle ut ‘nourlehment, excepts Hitle bolled wbeat farnlebed bit by a kicd-bearied worn living near,

+ Tolsls bat one among the thoussnds of losiauces of Tebsl e'ueliy towaids the ouaded Who fell into thelr hands.

Every May prs own Sart-warea—The Au- Ruste Consiietionatot complains of sue short eupply Of ealt. Iveesez "Salt must bs bad, or tbe supply of mest vext yesr wlll bs much lees than ibis year. ‘There are Loge enough, =0d corm enoush (0 teks for the ret year ore becon thaa-wen harobsd herelo- fore; bat un}iss fall cao be pot ths bacon will not be saved, Cirarly, then, it {oar Inlercet to fpereaso the avaliable salt supply ns largely nud as quickly as possible. I¢1s Dot yet too Iate for tho faraigia and Planters to msko their own falt, apd some to «pare ‘Toe alt brine of tho Alantic ts abuodant end easy

—ol-sexis Nomefoos companies aud Indleidaals have bee ot (he work for months past, avd (buy have foucd Jt extremely prodiable. Bat 'thele Luaber

~ should be Increseed, end that soon.”

Tue quantity of coal vil produced anouslly from thy Bennsstranis oll welle is ¢8 Imated at from 1,000 000 to 1.800.000 barrels. ‘Tee wells have been Producing at (his rais (or chynat thran years. The oll wella.aversga from abset450 10 00 feet Lo depth. Too cepscly of the wolls niey ho Jadged from the fect tbat tha Mople S3ade bas flyeed for come time past 1.00 harrelaof ofl p.réay. Nearly belt a mil- Mon dollers' worth of oll bas been taken from tke wells on axe fare clooe. ‘Tao present papalation of Oll Creckt and tho coutgaons villages Ix es\imated at 10.000 coals. Tao power of oil refloerles In Oil Clty

+ Isforis, aed many more ere boing constacted,—Oll Ouy Brvister.

Tur Gneqrest Goup Dicotsas ws tue Wontp. A lester from Capiatn Fish’ expsdliion to ascer- fa'o the best norihorn route to Ihe gold-dlggioge, dated © Buonork City, Grasshopper creek, Idabo Ter- ritory, October 6," s1ys the expedition party arrived at tbat placan we k prevlouely, all sell. Tho dige lowe neac thst plocs aro yielding $800 000 per week,

be perty expret to winter there, od tbe road to Walla Walla (en rowe for the Pacitic) !s almost ta. passable. Tow eriier odds toat the gold mises now! balog discovered In that region ars eom of tho rich- eat fo the world.

Natioray Savvtations—The climate of Euyot 1s feverous, ond perepira\lun ls necessary to hesiib; benco the Ezyptlan, meeting yoo, asus,

Bow do yon porpin 1”? Hace youeateat Ie sour tlomach fo gard order 7”? evke the Chlonmap, Stovebiny collclinde, which can only be eporeciated by a netlon of gourmandé. Too travelling Gollacder

us yoa, How do son gol? Tbe thongbttnl

ier Swede Ci mands, “Of what co you thick The Dano, sore placld, uses the Germen expression, * Live well?” But the greeting of the Polels better Yhan all, “Are you boppy 2?”

Az Batoa Rouge there is a contrivance of the soldiers for carryloy water to the cemps (bat dlipl= conelderable lovesulty. An ordluary barrel bi Aued to the teed a block of wood, with a pivot like the wbecl of e heelbermom, and n rod of iron Iie the tongue of © bogey, iet forks uear the barrel, to draw It Ike o gardai roller, tho barrel revalvlag Uke a heel. Two men sill dra a birrel of water Bp the lovey with tolerable eae, “A nigra. locking

je performance, eald, “ Wall, on"e wbite man do?! ee

Tris officially stted that 4800 refugees (

8 ea {rom

Northern Alaawa sod Georgie nave ilvd ta New since last Apaust, and bien varlonely provided

for by tho Goverowent. Most of tbem have been Beat North Tee reroin deplorsbly destitute con: illo, Raving, been robbid of everything by tb

4 pear ond damb lad, 18 sears of oge, J

p , Jacob Ziawerr, 0 posll In the Toronto, Osneda’ Dal and Damb Losttate, bes confesed to tho wardéer of a Mee gin, 8 seara of ege, and bo was eo frnorant thet the court cond not pat Bim oa lel. He did not ap- Pea to be coor clon of the early of bl cle, aud jlnled out volontarlJy the placs 3 pelts ony iy the place mhere the body of

Tue so)dersof the 224 Ohio have retinliated In shody. Toe veterens nomber 400 men, sud 200 recrolis recelved In Western Virglula—refogecs from the outh—have also enlisted for tires more years oF the wer mp king a tolal of 600 Gen io one reziment. Tkem‘)or ponlon of the 124 Oblo Infantry bare elgolded thelr intention to do likewise.

Eream Boooy.—Cneidi rable attect’on waa at- tracted oy 9 liybt steam cariisgo on Boyadway, New Yok, on Wrduerdsy I; bes the appearance of on ordlaary buggy, wlius the slafts, a-d tbe steam op: Faratas was on tbo reat axlo, ‘Do persons were H e carrlage, Whi pis pie B eb moved quielly and

the flig, making the distence In tlabteen mlonus ond ‘ite she seconde, Tos ne cab alsa won Jn tho rece rem, the time belog, «ver thy niteteen wloules snd coven Wecontay Seeee onites Every Geonoiay 1 Dent.—Tho total indebt- edness of ihe 8 atu of Groriis ft $14 149 410, aoe forly-fevm dollars of Sedcbtediiees suc wary while male Jnbabliseto! the Bate Jocloding tha wholo white popnlation, tosle ond female, every Individual owes sbont twenty-four dollars, p cxstis operation,

Toe Heesiso Fisneay.—The water

BRING — 18 on th soa, from Cop Cod 10 Grad Menon, ava, crowded ith horteg” Thes bove botn token tn tueh quentl

et the Deb-packers at Be e pestis a ‘ortland hays been obliged. - A Cittcaco editor remarked in his

paper that o

youog leds, the danghtor of a promh FF cllza, bad Frage vith ee BERR Proved to b»e fiction. and a sult bes heen con mencsdd gales tbe Imoginetlve editor for $10,060 demages,

Tne counties of Havcock, Brooke, i HaQwestarn! Vglates nave] ear dance aeaerice Department of Monongahela and sded Lo the Ds- Baryment of West Vurglots, onder Brigadier. Gen

A Hasp Worren—Tho old Frenoh reais of the Awerlesn botiom, op, Bt Isto by the coldest wloterthat bag) wmany sears. How they know Ja not ala!

Posk raczixo opens briskly at { Clocional. fo Dalvelle the reyee : ia Deas large as daring avy previous year eines 1669,

Bectselon Is piovlog

il = Chin sepa eee Siteoninch Di Hoots Ay: / . been Inel#o the turre\s of ths Monl(ors, withont | litt MY QUIT, | ese ates ah rate

ia for] yin

we comprecor mpparstus for 10

lott eabdbyau gmtteces scm Rea EI Maysd xba\ threo men cat do as much Hilbg 88 45 ne coasery with the gon.

Axoruen Foneioy Wan VeaseL—Tho Ttalion Hew of-baitie ship RK galintoomo, Commarder Vex: cally fromm G\belisr, and Liat rots B rmuda, arivid ‘a Now York on Wadoesday. Bho Inia varnel nf 9 500 York bartben, m oropelier, #ith ngines of 450. oir paver, carrlé 88 enca, aud hay a cotaplemenchl Ml ctts aud sallors nombering 740 mun.

© Ane Suosn ax Tonacco Issunrova to 708 ‘TenraT?—Thia question wan ainenksed ut tbo Con- Rite of G rman Bargeon Denilets,”” whlch mot re cently at Fr wkfort. ‘Tho cungress’ decided tbe qr. Won ta the negallge fn boh fniimoere, when thy er oles aro taken Lo. puro tats ard nor In immoderate qnantiticn,

THAVELLERS' GUID#.

Acrival ama Daparture of Trains.

FROM wAsunroTOS, Morning Traixi—60 o'clock, Express, {or Baltimore ‘anil all parts of tho Wert, Southrrest, and Northrrast. Seclock, Expres, for Annapolis, Baltimors, Phllsiel- phis, Now York, and Boston, IUI5 o'slock, Express, for Baltimore, PhUsdelpbis, and New York. Afternoon Trains.—3 0 clock, Express, for Baltimars, Phildelphis, New York, and Boston. G o'olock, Accommodation, for Baltimore, Anaspolis, and the West,

6.20 o'etock, Express, for Baltimore, Palladelphis, New York, Boston, and tho West,

‘These trains connect with Lines at Ballloiore, loavine Calvert station for the North, West and Sonthrrest ny follows:

Dall loaves at 9.16 a. x,

Enxpress leaves at 9.15 p.m.

‘Harrisborg Accommodation leaverat 265 p. 3.

‘Tho 6.2) a. m. train (rom Washington connesta with tho 83) om, train from Daltimore, for Pittabarz and tho ‘West, and Elmira, Bulfalo, Roshestor, Dankirk, Caonn dalgus, and Nisgara Falls, and for New York City and Western Maryland, train leaving Calyart station ot 9.15 a. m. and 255 p,m.

‘The p.m, train from Washington connects with the 8.40 p,m. train from Deltimoro, for Elmira cnd tho North, nod Pittsborg and tho West.

On Sanday, lenve Wosbingtoa ot We ms, 5p. tu and po

‘On Sanday, leave Daltimors at 420 a.m. 8s, mond 6p.m

‘Thoros no connection on Sunday forAnnapolls. ‘TRAINS ARRIVE AT WASHINGTON.

AtGS5 and 940 p,m. 6.10, 7, and 9.20 o-m., ond ARRIVAL 4ND DEFAETODM OF NAILS.

Ae Virst Northern Mall arrives at 6.0 a. 3.

Boond " "(10,0 s,m tl CP es 6.0 p.m Cons

First, st 9.30 8, Second, 8.00 p,m. Thin, 8.0 p.m WESTER MAIL, VIA BELAY SUCUR Arrived at 10 5, m. daily. Closes ot 8) p.m. end 9 p.m, dally. KORTHWESTAAM MAH, VIA BALTIMORE, AKSIEEU EH,

Arrives at10 nm." ™PPRA Closes at 834 ond ® p.m. RORFOLK aD FORTEMOUTS Wall

Arrives at 10 e. m., daily, ‘loses at 2 p. m., daily.

ALEXANDRIA MATL Arrives at Tn. m- and p. m., daily. Closes at 4p. m-and p, m., dally.

OEORGETORN, 0, Matty Arrives ot 6 a. m.and 2p, m., daily. Closes at 435 p.m ard p.m. daily. ROOKVILLE, MARYLAND, MATT

Arrives at 6p. m.. daily, lozes at 9 p. m., dally.

FORT TORAOCO, FIUGATAWAY, AND DUVPINLD MAIL. Arrives on Monday, Wednosdas and Friday, at 7p... Gloss on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9 p.m,

UPPER MABLUOUO', MD. KATE Arrives ot p. m., dally.

Closes at @ p.m, dally.

CURBATTE, BEANTOWN, CHARLOTTE Hitt ASD CHAFTIOD

Fat

Axrivos at7 p,m.

Chores ot 9 p, m., dally.

OOLESVILLE, wDuy ATL

Arrives on Tuesday, Thursday, nid Batentay, ot 64 bo.

Closes on Monday, Wednesday, end Vrlday, st 91. 10.

FALL'S CHUNG, Tau» MATT

Arrives at 5 p.m, daily,

loses at 2 p. ma dally.

On Sunday, only two ciails are rooaived from the North, (end bat ono (rom ths West and Nortbwost,) arriving at 6am. ond 10am. But one mafl doparting on this day for these routes. clozing at 2 o'clock p.m, lor the Wart, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and at 6 o'clock p.m. for the North and Nortbywest

‘The cfice is open for delivery of letters and papers trim $a. m. to 8% p,m, except on Sundar, when It will be open (rom 8 to 10 o'clook a. =.

ROPOBALS FUR WUUD.

Cuter Arsisraxr Q Divot or Wa

ERALED P&OPUSAIS fur Ibo delivery cf five bon. dred (6 0) cords uf Pina Wood ta tho Gevernment al 1 bo rose ved at Int: off'ce ott THUR =DAY, the lath day oF November. 38.3. at ino o'c'oox ¥. M..

The waod to bo Roed,toaud, sod mero\antiblo, four (i) featlong. and ip ito tba updinery lao cl cord woo.

ihe wo-d to bedeliseret io. Wasbingtea, D.C, a1 fv low, sto hoodred und Ofuy (2 0) cords tthe co nor of bixtéand Krtreata east, “poo ty Kendal vreen, and thontbor teo bua sred acd. fis 1250) o1Fda xt tba mood yard corner of Twentioid and W cirest ; 03\ded in Tanks At each place four (1) feet blah: del'vary not balay con= Hudized Complete unt a> sardid mostured, “aud ja syeoued.

An isepector wlll be desfoated, on the rart +f the Qvernw bt, to Sospect apd iwessuro the w od, aod sorb sy ddgey cot” confuria co tke ab ve pc cideations mill bo Ijested.

{All to be delivered before the fret das of Deormber,

Payment to bs mado upon tho esmplotion of the whcle

contract. PRO?OBA1S..

Tho fall came ard ost ollce eidros1 of tho bidder mus: aypear Jo the pope

T abidirm doin tho namo fa Grm, (be names of oll theparcies mu t sppesr, nr the bid will beconndered as Us sedividas! proposal of the vary # katoe it

Proporals frow disicyal par ies wil not bs coseltored ppdnsonh ofaltesiacoe mast aecompiny each props: toa.

Froporals mast bn addrozerd to Cavtain Edward L.

tg, Araistant Quartermaster, Ucited states Army, Wathlogton, DO, and should bo pis nly mark d” er0-

D ils for Wood.” GUARANTEE.

‘Tho res, onsibillty of the guarantors wast ba showr by

18 oficial certificate of the Clerk of the nearest District

Coart erof the Ualted Shates District Attorney.

Tho ability of tue bidder to Gil tho contract, should it

bo awarded to bim, must bo wunraptoed by two roopon-

Able peraoy, eho e suro-tares are to beanpenea to tke

Tuargolca, and «aid punranise mud accompray tho bid. Bidders cust be proseot lu person when the bids are

opaned, or their proposals will pot beconeidere!.

Bonda {n the sum ef two thoasend dollars, elgned by

the contrrctor avd both of bis gusrantors, will bo ro-

saired of the successia) biduer or bidders apon cigning

the contrast. We, of the county of and of the rounty of.

heraby goarantee that

asp

ETEDUASTED'S Or:

und State of ——, Table ts fala the coperact sable to (alfil the contract i> accordance with tbo term: of bir propeaition, and that, should bis propuaition bo sscepted, bo will at once enter {dts coutrast tp sooordance therewith, Ghould the contract be awarded him wo aro prepared toeonme becca a theamene ‘this guaraples wot led tho afiocal oar- PSionbotoweationed} estersn ne ahah ow dherieBt ro n)iooacy or all bide that moy be dormed too huh ty yetervea by tbo Deoot Caarierais-ters and ia caro of tue follure cf tho. bidder whoo repeal 1n-a0 cepud, tofurni.h wittio tho timo prescribed, in aa iiite Srravuotiy tho. wood «Upalaled vo bedelieared, ben Goo/anieeot Qeartesuaitec fo bara, tha rahe to upriy fisioupy by purduais, nnd euen bl Suarsed with tho digsrauan feos, ss ast ‘B® stonml propossia wilt beresied, jae DeRAt Contain, AO Ueber

KUPUSALS FUOH RATIONS for 186:

Quanremuanrea’a Orvicr, Sap ASAT asurxorow, Oevober 18 SEALED PROPOSALS. wit bs reselved “at “ibis ofice aul Zo'eloak Pe. of tho 18ib, day uf sovember ext fortorsbiog rat ons vote Uoltol trate Maite, atthe folloming stalfeon, durig tho year 180, viz= Portsmouth, New Hs upabires y: Charleston, Masesoh asc Brvokign, boag Lalaod, New York; Bbiledelphlo, to: cayleaula: Wasbtoeton, Dlvirce 1 Columbia; Gosport near Norfolk, Virgiati. Weta ration to eopael cf ubree quarters of o pound ot mesa pork (7 tavon, or ore anda foarts pounds of tsb Uriel bet Uwenty-teo cuness of Uread, mado of extra SupriGne Oot, or io lieu tDereo! tents two ounged uf Extra coprs0u0 Moor, or one bouad of bard broad, st tae Gptloa ‘of tho Guvercirat? aod at tharuve of aM hart of bert shite beavr,or In lea thebab ten pounds africa: les ponsds ol good ccllve, or ie fen Uhercot ous Sods bait pounds of tea; teas younda of good Now Orit sco cuger four qunle of videgnrt 900 rowed of tpera candies, or une aod 8 fusrth pounds of naman: tine cardio or on6 aud a Ball pouuds of good, bard Cipped tallow ear dleas unr vounds ut gad, bard, Grea foups tro quart of salt, sod nnebandred pouuds of pe: Stes tu euoa hunured rations, Toe (nereased allowance of foor cuaces of our or bread, aud tho allomauca uf pota'oey, us above proviled Pill ccaro altho Wrmianton of the pica al lusurres'ion, Rud {be vation bond pvoridedby Jom and rosaltioue 03 Belew daly, at.

“Th bool Jvall He Gollvered to the order of the com- mandlog oficer of oa2% 9 alton, elibes In ba or by the Maule rations aud spall eonsiavof the best ond mast esoics firous of thecareatt; the pork to be No.1. Pele, exces Ber ond the groceias obo of tho best woafey of ads Buased:

Mall eatjeot to {eepoo!lon. q_Allbide tut boasSompanled by th folloning ganran- on

Tho wrderslened, —of pine Sayer ineave cho fovesolo Teribod, bo necentor, (er therecolytof the Caeaute theo niyact for ths same, sinh vu

ont sure(ice, and, In este tho sat Ita enter fn contrast ay efsresaJ, #0 conrantea to make zou the

Tho statemvot | difference betneco the «fer of tha gald—end that

which may bo ucocpted.

ait A. B., Goarantor.

©, D,, Guarantor.

1543”

Thereby oartify that the stove names — are known atv ‘of property, and able to make good thelr 11a be vigned by the United Statice Dis Fudge, Unk eit ie Augasion tlm ee

10 provost wil bu Govederea unless necoropxnted by nvayers purlcrite? to publish the abore will cond i 2 above will sen: Seve eon Pain ube firot iuaertion to this office for 4 Proposals to be endersed "Prono 1b34"and nddraned (a tho andere a Ss ooli-otw Major and Qaaryermaster,

‘rented for balls or parties br snoly-

(se Pear) [Pee RKERKRVAFOENT BELIZER APERIENT, rr F jirty Years hen Al tho Pavorb’s Y Wen The at dBc * FIRST PUYSIOIAW® IN THE LAND

DEST REWEDY KNOWN a For ‘lel Weatucbe: Werrsus Heviashr, Drapovila, Eour elomsed, Wilkos Headaobo, * ralveas, Costlvencra. Leas: Of Aveetite, Out Indigesiton, youll ‘of tbe, Livors Gravel Kucomelo sMrotons Pilra, Meartburp, Bea Elaeness, Uitiout Attacks, Wevarn

For tiptimonia's &o,ce> pomphlot with esch bottle UPAOTUEED ONLY DY.

Pun ery m EXWIOH BTREET, one Ao For ealo vy als dragaiete. ‘od-Lyd

ILITARY BUCKSKIN GLOVES and G*UNTLETS.—Ofloora by arpdlon an, cordor wth ‘Lu nor Cf kid glove they wear, oan | omediato y ba bu pS at Si per pair for Back t#auntlets ard $3 for Lewb- iced do Keaimenta ard o/mosnira cag be tupylied wits buck Gauoilets wasints rpeir, A laren wssort~ ae ae ee a0) it At birts, and Drawers, constantly on hand and made to order. . Wee LEY & 00,

8. B corner of Fourth and Cheats acatreo’

nos-tm bviadaiphla.

TH BUSINESS PUBLIC.

IDBHR! CIDER!

cubsarlberhes on band and lereoslving overs week Inrge quantities of Sweet Roctifiod Cider, of ap oxcellent Havor aod quallty, which mili bo xold.ackue lowest cash prices.” Sullora and doalers will Gnd St. sdvantagoous to Gali ond exaeioa befire purchasing elzonhore. Buppiies ways on hand tomeet demanda. ORANE & CO. Offers and Veult—25 Poor and-r-balt streat, Dotwesn Pennsslyanin svenue end O street, Washington, 0. 0,

Jen, orjors token for alf kinda of babers’ supplies, far- aiabell'fp barrels nod packages to cult purchasers,

colic ‘G2 00.

370 wansie wan Bazan. 370

Pann's AvsNor, cpr Mernorourran Horzt

Wo shall open for Ingyaction, on WEDNESDAY, Oc- tobgr a nse of WOOL GOODs, comprbing— adios ate Children’s Knitted Cloaks, het aN) Taltted 8b eabfset ohiwle and R [sdiey’ anil Cbildren’s Hoods, Jackets, falters Hit, &a. &e F Hurige lareely (noréazed our faollitios for worklog, ¥ oan with conddvnoe receive alt orders for Raitting an

‘Oroobet, apd cao assure our friends they aball be filled peadily, ond in tho Into:t styles. rolBatt Mra B. DARE, Agent.

| SRE

MEDICATED COUGH CANDY,

you couaus, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, LNFLUENZA, MOARSENESS,

And all affcotions of the Throat and Lang

In thls chanceatile ollmsta, where ovary ono is more oF Tosa eubjest to Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, cr eomo affeo- tion of the Throat or Lungs, they should procure a packaso of DOS\WELL'S MEDIOATED CoUaB CANDY. It ls tho m-st plossant and effectual remedy known. To public cpeaker or cingers it i Invaluable. Geo whst the celsbrated Profesor Alexander Wolowil

aya of It Wasurxorox, April 90, 1553. Mu. Posweiu—Sir: Waving ased sour Medicated ands for Hoarsencss and other affections of the throat prosseding Hom boavy colds, I found it vary benaficial aod to curpazs enything elso that I bavecver ased (or the came perporo, and would recommend it to ringers and to parvona rabject to such affections from cold or ox- ceativo ose of the voice. Averaxpex Wouowsrr, Professor of Mozio.

4227 Gold at all the principal Droz stores, and at BOS- WELL'S Drag Store, oorner of Morzland avenuo apd Seventh str

‘Gents per package. or Ove for

460.

[AND sill she wonder rev.

460. Cash doze the buslnem.

“A thing of Joy (s always beautifa) ;

‘That Is tho reaton why our new style of FALL AND WINTER COATS Dlesse everybody. Cell and examine our Bpleadid Stook of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Tate, Caps, 6 Salts made to

rdez. Call sad zoe samples,

J. H, SMITH,

ostly 450 Bovenith rireet opposite Post Odioe.

ess OLD WAR HORSE IN THE FIELD.

J. BRUCE & 09, ' Invite yoar attention to thelr large stock of PALL AND WINTER OLOTHING. that dofy competition. Boxe’ Plotbing! Which ell Ge thom all, Higa or low, large of small, 1d or young, sors or tal White or klsck, “ons and atl” 3. BRUCE & CO. (64 Seventh etrest,

oslO-lz

oe OW ARE YOU, GREENBACKS {” 01d men for counts}, soupa men {or war.”

You can’t sae? Theo call at the corner of Ponnsyl-

yania eyeauo nod Tasotleth elrsot and examine our

in rears HARON FHMADLE SEMINARY, NEAR DARBY, DELAWARE COUNTY, PA.

To facilities to. ‘Tals tnstitatlon adorde amie fepllties

i

for obtalning e thsrouen acid liberal edacytion tn

SONU LYTRUATUCE, MATHBUATIOS,

LANAUAGES, and MUSTO.

Pupils admitted at apy ime daring the eoasions

Her ofreulare and otier iniormauoy, adores wily

PB Princloals, Dorby, Pa. Roferoace—Mr. Obarles Neale, reasury Dopurtment, ‘Wasbington, ‘9510 Lu

BH. BOWNBEND ocontinucy (ulter

" Me ona in tho art of 180 oa eaten tke BYaNocpants: gad Ol GAN Apri at No. WOW tree, near Foartesath stzech

or liress thrrazh the Past ODice. HOUBE A MUBIUAD EDUCATION —

; SOHN ©. SPANTRA Satres ts Inform tho Maid Wathinetoa that be te prepares ko five leon

eres eae

fant io, 035 W etrect, betwr kad Bereatl or

+ GEO. WILLNER,

- M64 BENTH Etreet Werte

i the attention of the pubiloto bis, Bema waka tues ota 7

PAPER HANGINGS, YARNGM AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, OF THM LATEST STYLE AND OP ALL GHADES AND FRIOES. WINDOW SHADES, Ht snted Geld Band Window Shades. Balt, Ohite eect, wad Uiue foliated shades ate vo order. CURTAIN GOODS. 1 i worsted spd Union Da~ Prac ryrtagn ant aiith hiss il Co Nore a snd al Slemoed with tetrad YEATBER BEDS, Hole, Mors, and Dusk Mattressox, and all other Upbals- fer work executed br practical wen, aod esueicotion guaranteed, op moderate (erae, BTORE AND SALESROOM, ‘No. 464 NINTH Etroot, betwoen D and E, nod tt Waohinstn, DO

3 sidenoea of Iva pall, Abeadant wie Wietrars ena vosoker +? tie Hatt

ATTORNEYS, IHOMAS H. FORD, ATTORNEY aT LAW,

Wanmtvatoy, D. 0, OMe, 443 Win'he rect. Tondenee Si Pit me nr lot

WILLIAM Frou. 1.0 OIE 10N FOX,

RO HINE & FOX,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

REAL ESTATE, OLAIM ARD PATEN? AGENTS.

CORNER SEVENTH AND ¥ ATREET,

@ (Opprsite Post Oe, WASHINOTON CITY, Ds O

/.D, Commissioners for all the Btates. ‘OHN JOLLIFFH,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Hosraxasr ooastn or P axp Pirransrs S1nc372, Opporite the Esst entrancs of the Treasury Buildin, Waunixorox Ory.2.0, apo-ly Attends esparinlly to Olaimganon the Dnited Btatec.

coM-Im*

A86. PAPI BANGLNGS. 486.

GOLP sad VEY)

‘GSES VAMPRD, ang Hips ervoxp GOLD PAPERS.

¥ fazed end Blank Alo evizioty (OW ie CASH PRIC HIREBOARDE

CON" TEEATUB wen nrg0Rs, ee 2

M Be tifal Destgos, Gilt Band Window Gartes. Bem aie Horaay 1 a Lets or Sina ctbbato ato Order,

VAL PICTURE PEADDIE, 0 Gilded with Gold Leal Ths Handeomest Assortment in the District (rem tho Bt a atee tery a Pracsen with @ beanlifel verte of

fen of Dark Wo f frailcalred Oval and Gnrds Vielto Wrames of Forelea and

romestio Biauufaatare,

ecto BEGTURD GORD AND TASSELS

Different Sixes and Golore, Pictare ings, Naile, &. issing exeluaively for cash, the above goods, eo-

a lr jaunllty ill fe dlsngaed err

fafen they can Wernamae for tn the

fnlarepresentatton made vo elect eslee,

WA call colleited from thor needing the ehove roods. forms Cash,

5. MARERITER. ileaje reruember, tue, nombars ti Sonsnis sitec, jeors om | and the Gkthor Grote aan uabor AoesSkAU

gas tha

werranted

TLLIAM HALSTSD, \TIORNEY AND COUNSI & Te TOUNIRMAE ceaeess SA op Pairs WAGHINGION, Dy. Bpeetlon a he Cont of Claes dsl, ag S>

MEDICINAL. HATO, M. D. BOMMOPATAIO PAYSIUES,

Wo} 260 W atrest. beiwoan Thirieerth and Weustesnth, TUN 1P etedoak tee afer d cetera wf me

GOODS.

(ie an? Moras

‘Wa havo fost received 0 fall apply 9 WLODGETT & BY; BETS PATENT GALVANIZED OVEHE, ebigd ya willzall lower than User havo bean trabalers. Wa kare Ho. 4t0 No.7. =O. 4H. L GREGORY, 22) Pecnsylvanla ayennics

io this

mri —_(Siar) nage Reventh seat = RESTAURANTS. 3p BUHL HESTAUKANT, t}-ps} Qiyp BUMLEN MESTAUKANT, 3 >>

(A la Mateo Dores) =a PENNSYLVANIa AVENUE,

‘The proprictor of thio favorite. Steataarant bas spared uo peta te awe cale te baat (Uestanrant in Washington: And bo point with pleasure tothe Lares patronage bo fies alwnze bean honored with, and respeotfally coViaits 8 continuanes of the same.

GAME, OYSTERS, und other rofreshments constantly gn bend, wad at the most reasonable rates

EAREASE, ze SE, PENNER, and SUPPER Alco and in the mort patistec-

prepared at the shortest tory manoser,

roan: i to tonive o’clook Dinner and supper sta f° Sono WELOKES, JylS-deStF ‘Proprict-r.

MILITARY GOODS, Te ET ND

TaALvas Te

MILITARY AND CTHEK GOUDS

Wo hava oa band and ofr fot ealo— 10) doson BLU FLANNEL’ £UETS. % desea LINEN OATS ond PANTS 19 desen MERINO UNDDESHIRID, rnc BOOKA.

WHODKU:

60 deson NUQLIC 75 dosai# BA VERBAC!

HIRT. DRAWERS,

bn Lowest Marks

betestn Winth and Tenth s:

mayttdaesit

GULL

2 Offer tao lazer qualities od

ds, Barker, belt, Bi

teen with 9 fife asa form Gln walsh ya can farsish oficen completo catty

# est i

now ctook of epleadid Clothing. GENTS FUSNISHING GOODS of every description. BOOTS, SHOES, to. PMITH & 00. oclO- Cor. Penn. ave. and Twentieth stroat. LEAR THB TRACK whilo the bell nog. ‘Thero’a no wes of talking, ‘Tho goods must ba cold Constantly rezeiving from our Manufcotory, FALL AND WINTER GOODS of evry description. = Gastom Goods mado to order.

Cail end examino eamplas nt 951 Bozenth rireet, atts, SMITO & NeALL.

EW INVENTION OF ARTIFIOIAL

CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, Without Motal Pints or Clasps,

ny DRS. SIGESMOND & HAYWARD, 250 Peppiylvania avenge, bo'wean ‘Twelfth and Thir tronth etx, Wasbinglon: 2il King at, Alexacd “Tholr teeth wilt never corrude nor ebabge color, bein tayoo-foarths Tlabtar thao any other: 0a» be laterta over roots. ‘Tha roota Will bg matte Inoffeailye—aover to

acha. This work bas bean tested over elsbt years by msny of the fiat Chewtees avd Phyeicians of thls country.

Yr 8. £'H beve also (aveoted a wbite ti destructive

3, vith which the mnt rensitien teeth ovate tiled Gib at psloy gad oan bal'd op-aporirely rouns (orth Gulcuy sfdnts trond warranted: Feath extracted with Soremetteicomtraa eatsde tf

A W. VANHOOK, GENERAL PRODUCE Desler to Batter,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, Pensa

Eze’. pod \becse, Tobposo and Cl- frp, Port, end Oluret Wines, Bran dy, Whitkey, Porter, Ale, and Cider.

20, Ageot for Queen's Royal Cabinet Chomp2e-e. oat Sa 85 Louwiaha avenas,

¢ NO IMPOSITION! 42

2 MADAME ROSS, 2A. Docgres end Astoologlat. orwerly lo'atod at Ki atroat don: ius HEVOVED to No. 424 Eiltocnth ctrest gurih, sors, Num York avenan, eho blow from teary Doparuanect. Ban wus Uoru'wlth a natural git. Eh tlle He eEEtcad rocuee-aover ennwa ta fall, Causes enesdy tarragest brings toputbey thao look wpparated ours GUT Tienes Buniuess evrictly conkdential. eho tr the duly penn who can show Hikenets of turare busband gj sect ices arent Leis, 0 eoaloy eoailypen

OPTION —Bakejs, Grocers, Flour and Froid Doslera Sutlors, Bb Hotelkoe pers, ond others aro reapecifully informed thoy can boiuppiied

ith ll desae jul a of

FLUUR, FEEO, HAY, BTRAW, &:, &c., of, the shncest aun fis, at How York’ and ‘calimoro hole:

Jo prio. nv ALP RICH? B

(Tato Covel)

Wholealo, Flour, Graip, avd Food Warohouso, corner

Seasnd aad O stroots, near Balumore end Oblo Koitror

depot elt Sen?

7.

LA TRUITTH’S

e LIVERY SALE AND UIRING STABLES, Mineteentn atieet, ovo door north of Pacnsy.vamis, avenue.

‘The cudrorlber raspest ully informa bls fiiecds that he bes jart purobesed ihe Livory etable formerly kept by Mr galth. abd thet bo will keoy ns 1sge stock of fue Nertbera Horas al voll unm collection of Macks, Light Wagoor, aod Buryies, wblod be will Korp almsse on

snd for hiro, Fo B—Onn poir of Iron Gay Horves for sale, Alzo, a piir of Blso¥ Norges ALABGE YAtO firantlors’ wacons, oot! -d&°aw

RUNK, VALISH AND BA@ BLANT Gente’ Sole Leather Tranks, 6G, BEA Oz OR Yndlee’Ureciacd Hon ot frank Bole Leather Values, 'f: raveliin faew fagdto Beek ilapkee Sir thor Panalery for oars

0. BO. ‘AM«s'E BROW! octtin 708 Ohestaut seals PHN, *

PAPER ROOFING PF,

yt ROOYERS TARB NOTICR

4 constent cupply of Roohog Paper and Cement ozo be had on tho most Uberal terme, Paper }f erat lees por th, than can be farnlsbed elzerhere. Comont (25 cant? eas por barre) man bs purchased from eny other deals Apoly o7 oddre

ENIOHT 5 JONNGON, D1 Bouth Charlos etroet, eathaustt © Sinltimors Oity, Merziand,

paren WABHHOUBZ. KHIGHT 6 JGHRSOR

SHUDESALY ORALEEO 12 PAPER a PAPER MACUZAQTURUAS’ MATESSALE, 1 Gouth Oharlos atree! Balthwore Cia,

WANTHO FOK GASH: OLA Blank Books, Letters, Old Bille, and orintes oF written paper of all kinda,

we LORKears 7

WARRHUUOS, OUI OHARDKS &

~ MEDTOI =e Fal

ond OTR.

, sad all other Wi

PRURTY ESVELOPES,

ONO To whieh wo coll tho eth

El DAGS, Bes

Ag DSKUAER, WIDLIS & ADA

acd Obi PAP SH,

EEPSUKS UL OFSIOB, 6

1M, MONBY JEWELRY, VAGU ASUES HO, GLOCKS, DONDE, ka

Poranie quis Gately aad bispatah Va all gs ovcatbla

Mona of tus country, Tals Company hee acca

6 priacibal Railway Kowns in the FORTH, BAST, WERT AND HORTHWRER

peipal Ofiloet arer Faitlasto, eae EAMES sy ill

a ctiopa ace mode af Now Vork and Bastia oft was raeaein tails OAWADAG wo tha SIMI PROVINUES, and cath. Fano Ming to LIVeRPOG Sonn) UPON, bi BN i x 2 xo all prominent Beat Ttain agi am (ue Contin

Galicatns m, Deafly oo parks of sha Aisle Sates, etre copth eniely

————_—_—————— IMB) LIMB! Linki

1 Vee ‘rola Tiroe, Just orpiyud at Qaoneli's waerl, par eaiooner It Daliakle, and forsale bp ey

‘AL 0, anid Gozner Beventh sirast and Canal

PROPOSALS.

wOPO3SALS FOR ARMY TRANS- PORTATION.

Orvice ov rum Deror Quaurepussron,

Font Leavexworrn, Kaxexs, Qouber 2%, 1853. BEALED PRUPUSALS “Ill bo received at thin offico ‘anti Zo’elcok M. ep the 0th day of Dovomber, 1803. for The trenspereation of iliiwy sanplies daring ‘the yeara

1e5\'c0d ba on the flomieg routes

‘Houle No. 1, Frow For Leavenworkh, Laram{o, and Rieyvoou ther depots tbatmsy be extabllibed duriog tuo Bvove yeara, on the west band of he Mi couri river, norte Crore Leavenworth. cod south o Iaitured2 north, to Sty poss oratations that are o> moy beestablubod Iu tho Tooltories of Nebvaska, Vakotsb, foaho, ena Utab, Poth of latitade, 44° portb, end” eat of longitadn TAP rest, and in tho Lorhivory of Coloredo, north ol (> perth Blidera (oetate the ato. per 100 pounds for 1.0 st which Bey ill anrparceald stores to esc, Apill to Seplember, inclusive, of

cu ForisLearenwo th and Ri'ey fo tho ‘ihe toan of Kaveaa, in tbe State of pyang ost Or stations that ace, oF a estabilehed tn the teate of Ka ma ar io the Teriltory Of Colorado, south of Iathude 40° orth, drawing fUppiies from Fore Leaver worto, and to Port Usiou, NOH or other deoot that may be devigoated tn that Tertiary, to Fort Oar and, avd to apy ober polot or Diintsop the route Biiders to stata tho roto ver 102 Pounds Tr 100 wilt, at which thoy will transport aid. finres Io each of tha’ mo ths, fem april to September, inclusive. of the years 1951 and 1865, Yirute No \ Prom Fort Union, or euch other dopot os may be elab bbed in tho Lerifiors uf New Mexico bo eat bllebed tha as may ba 1d Btslo of Texas

te Bt too! Kausas Missoni. to any

doslanated ip tha Ter, mest of lovgitude Its? west.

Didvors to staie tho rats per 100 pounds for 100 miles, at wolch they will tranaportaatd elovoe Ip each of (be to _ntba, feom Jano to November, laslusive, of tao youre Vefid wnd 1865.

Tho moigrt to bo tranrp-rted each xear will not oxcsed 100.0,00 pounds on Rento No 1. 15(G1000 pounds on | oats No 2 nod 0 0,U0 pounds op Noute No 3

Noedditioval per ceatage wil be paid forthe trata- Portatfon of bacon, bara bread, pino lumber, ehiaales, oF any other stores,

Bilders must givo thelr names lo fol, on woll om their Plnce of resla*pco; and ead po oz! cust be accompa; led by a bond lo theaom of ten thousand dovars, Head by tao oF moro rosponalb' perroce qaaranteaing that in vaso a contract iw awarded forthe roote mentiuued in the proposal to tha parties proposing. ta» contract mill bo hosepied aud catoros int» end gooit and g.ficlent ccoa~ ery farnianet by eid atic in gocordan.e with tho terms of this ndvertiez ent. oun sf bounce reqalzed will bo ea fo lows:

340.0 ; 5 cao 0% Batsfactory evidence v the Ieysity wud folveDoy of each blader and person offered ag security Wul bo ro

ante, | Br Proneals for Army Trove; fea 12, of J," aa thoesso may

bavand uno wil beeovertaiord Galoss they fally com- Pip with all the requiremonts of bis sdverteemeat.

Par (os lo wayts simaraa aro made want bs prepared to execute onatracts ot onoa, Aad ro givo -ho required bocd2 for th falthfat petfordacco of the same.

Cosuacia will be mage sabjest to to approval of the Quarcermover General, but too right is reverved torejest Quy or ail bids that gad bo offered.

Contractors wait be la readings é for cervice by the frst day of April, ISM end they will 99 required to hava

xecles at of to the vicinity of Forts and other depou tbat may 7 may bo communicator with 1.0. BAS\Os, Major and Qusriermeitar.

ROPOSALS FOR HORSES.

Curer Qoarreewasren’s Ovrice, DEPOT OF © ABINGTON. <U., November 2 1884, il bo rareived ac tia utco aptil WbYUNESDSY, the Ita aey of Noverb r, at 1d p’ciock M., for farpibing tbo Gocoroment with’ 16) fi tecn bundred Horces, of the folluwing dessripiion, viz: ARTILLERY,

Fer Artiliory. (1400) Gf on bas dred Horses, fren (15)4) Gfteen nod ne bail vo (16) ¢ixteen bands bizh, betweea fico and eight sors of fdaik elores; fees from all | defeo +; «lib eken tn baroes ; wompactly ballt, and to | ‘wolgh not las than 1100 pour da

PROPOSALS.

‘Tho fall name snd port ofico oldron of tbe bidder musi apooir ia tba proposal

Tra bitvemade la the name of a Orm tho names of all tho soyties mutt appear or tho bid mill ba cons dered a to indavldual prow asl of the party sig. ing It

Properale frow dul yrl partica will not be considored. ad ap oath ofllestaice wii) bo ccaalid f.0m caozea- fal bidarts befo o sianicig contracts

Propa als mat ba sdure a d_to Mrigadlor Geveral D. A. Fockee, Qatt-rmaster United Staua Arme. Wa b- foxtoa v.0,-and choald be piaiily marked * Propod ala for Horses” u

‘onda «qual in arouot to half tho sor to be received 09 tho contract 13g ed by tb» contractor and to rewwen~ eiblo ro urliios will be required of succes fat bidders.

Jolade armost Be prevent in pereun when (he lds aro onan

‘Bins o£ x bonds cen by procured apon application bo- ing cade ot this office, either personells, by lottar, or by tel gia be

Promotly and ready. laczutes

W-nairor) BEALED PROPUSALy

ISQPECTION, DELIVERY, 80.

All Horses conteactod for aster this sdverilseroont will psvubject to oriaid inepection, ard those wot caa- Termine ta tb: opecifiz.tloas wull bs rested.

N« Mares will be ro cived

Aho aurees mast bo doit-crot in this city within tmen- tsefive from tbe da’e' f tbe cont act.

Foymrnt to be tsdo upon the osmpl: tina of the con~ tect er so oom theres icr ea tie Chief Quartersiier shaivbe te fondo "Thess Horses will ba awarded In Tots of (250) to bun dred ard Bits 0103, uoles; the Cbiel Guartormaster Sn utd deacs it forth interest of the Governmicnt to ¥alF the nowber.

‘Tho ubief Qaartormaster reserves to blundel( tho right

to reoct any of all bids that ho may doam too. high. DW RUCKER,

no? ot Brie Gen. and Oblif Quarrormeiter.

ROPOSALS FUR HaY, stkAW, ADD GRAIN.

Acsteraxr Quanreunauren'a Ovst0R, Fousol Durawnunst. COWES G-AN0 2/0 eT Wantisuroes ue ee Ortouer Id By (B33. Written Propoenls ‘ato. lovited “for faroiuhlsy Ny, iran Ontes nnd Corn (or tuo one of this Deyot, ta ba dae Avmred ortho Kailread Deposor st any cf ths Govern mont Wiherves tu thine eo protaen 8¢) be andcestod to (ho uederslaned, and ae eMould stave the qucaticr of each arco oilered, Ghoprice cud dare oCdelivery. x see alll ber restived ff. Ovo thousana (5.000) tusnelier Corn re Uaw-and G1 1&0) tone of Bay cr Boing sud opwosds, aelersit huuld vo for Be interest of Wo iveramentty cout wetforwioisamna eT a creigas bo vueup to goes necks of about (eo (2 patveheevale woot are 10 be farnlabed at he et of the “or No ay und Straw to bo securely baled, ‘The Way and Stra : ed AvGr lauad Naya d Straw “Wored to be sabjett toa rifld Leapeating by tho Goverment L epector. ‘Goatencu will by seuntos {row Wave tatimeta the Tow est reapocnlolo blddere m1 the intcrosta of Uso service Ay Feantie ‘Get cosurity will bo rouvired fr the faltbfal 'Qll- amen ofmay oy, Gucl onde under thlaadeertsrnekt Me tuoat ty bewbude at the cvmpleitan of tho contract. ey SUDA,

(f Goptatn and Amistant Qoarvermaster 11.8. A. PPLIOATION FOR DUPLIOATE Ac take wagnants,

Puyeton Osricz, Bebrascy 18, 1563, ‘To, whom It aay cancepe:

‘Application baving been mada, ander the aot of 3d Taney (S80, 1or tha relsrae of Uo lsud warrants ascribed herein, which aro allezed to Layu been loat or destrors3,

notios ls hereby given that, at the dato following thode- foription of each warrant, a cow cortidoate of like tenor ‘will bo iesued If no valid objection shold thon anpear. No, T055, for 160 oares, red ander he act of March 8, 1855, fo the onto of Thomas Boad », ir» Ostoberal, Une nali-lemiiw ‘Mo, 95,28, for 19) acres. joi under the ect of Merob 1655, tb tha name of Ab-no-to-wah, widow of Tduso own, ond was cranted November 18, 1853.—Novomber V4, 1s. suti-ltwiiw ‘Ro, 1.07, for 16) sores, issued under, the Moreh 5.1885, i the nana’ of Janay, wilow of Chont apd 03 granted Febroary 1, 1858.—Novs sei. nodi-ltye)

[o. 10,012, for 50 bares Serued under the set of Marod $4, 1855, In tho name of William Dyo. sad was rented November 6th, 855 —Novembor M1, 1503. eat Lem Lae

No. 76,08), fer 10) nares, ened np-or the act of March, 1, 18%, in tho onme of Marah, widow of Charles Rolt- fon, and wan erentad Jacuary 14, 1854.—Decembor 18,

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i, 78018, for 160 Mbres, Gaued azides the wot

a We nano of Oburler Garoxr, deceased,

fod was erapied Fabruary 1%, 1858 —Devsinber, 2, 1, cell Ita le JOSEPH H. BARREYT,

TLLS OF BARE tor Hotels, av well as

ALHRANDELA

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Coals maa

Parasia fr ames N HW 10K BN WASHINGTON GTRAMBHIP COMPANY.

apw KOUYT FOR GHP NONTH HOKTHMAST,