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p TREASURY ExTsSsIoy Nov H. 1852
\ hOPUSALLS Will be received at the Burean of
Construction, Treasury Department until Deeem
Der TT, ls62, at IL m for furnishing and LAYING
Marble Tile for the Halls and Corridors of the wasf
section 81 the Treasury tx tension
Sa.d Tile is to be of the best quality of Italian
white vein marble and the best quality of cIr,r
back marble of equal hardness as the italian. ami
IN such proportions of each may be required. 10
be mol less than one inch thick the ed gn all
sawed ana worked square, and we'll laid in GENE nj
or Plaster, shall be most satisfactory and with
border of white marble, not less than one foot
VIDE iaid at the base throughout. The size of tile
may DE ro1 1T 10 inches square of form size in
each story, The amount required will be about
81 $50 supet hcisl feet when laid
Sam pies TO be furnished by each bidder showing
the quality he proposes to furnish and pro possis 10
state price per superficial foot when Ibid also 10
name price per square foot scperate for the black
and white marble tile; the quantity of each Kind
and form of laying them to be decided hereafter
The work of laying the tile TO be done from time Ia
time as the halls are made ready to receive it
The Bureau will reserve the right TO reject any
or Nil the bids il in its opinion il be not for the in
terest Of the Government to acce pt them. =
-. ISAIAH ROGERS.
Engineer IN charge Treasury Department
no lt-lpt Rep Il Int
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PERSONAL.

DATRICK CARNEY OR GA NAY, formerly of
Il 81 N H. Vol Company C. III learn something
Ia his advantage 10y calling z pa street. Heis
supposed to he employed al livery stable in this
city. 10 St
AIRS. SMITH, A Most Erreu.=s Test M.divn7
1sl will give stiings for short time to those that
wish. for the purpose of seeing their deceased as
well SIS lii ing friends, gets names, describes
recrly. reads character, fnrctrl!. future events
reaa the future. Hours for sittings from 10 TO g.
Charges reasonable. Rooms st No. 60 South
street. Capitol Hill. noiTit-
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case Of Harriet v.
I.adde agt. Pairo 4 Nourse Ii still on trial.
Daniel Rowland has been appointed notary
public. -ar--r
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS FOR SALE
Il WHOLESALE

ID. Lumps
= 10. Do
a III. Do
les Do
900 gross FINE CUT CHEWING, in Tin Foil
2oi gross FINE CUT SMOKING, various Brands
Retailers " N"1ei' anu
All OF which offered At the lowest Wholesale
prices, at 80 High street, Grorgetown d. @
rs JAMES WALLACE
Scou1 deLFereu 20 any part OF the District free Of
thol 80. nn.Ih-
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ALMOST FLoop.-Yes,erday, one or -.
is,sp gallons Of water, located in he ur-ss
portion Of The Senate wing Of the Capitol ~
suddenly, and hut Cor the timely disooyesv -
Mr. Basse {, one Of the door keepers, the NJ
tho Senase Chamber would have been aeodsd
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fHiRh-WARD STATION CASEs.-Before jus
t're tinySon.-Icuis Stspheson, disorderi,; dis
unused sarah Brown, do. and profane; iaed
81 III. Ma, drunk; fined al. Ellen ONeil
disofd,rly, wcrkhouse ninety days.
H.'tre .bsfi.e HoIter.-tico tianetf, Elizsheth
SEolhr Zachsriah Holland, drunk and disor-
u'riy; fGcd ~ each. fdw'd Shauehnassy, do:
hisd So, Marian CAN'T, disorderiy; lined 81
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THE BANKS Expedition.
1t is understood that large force, supposed
to be designed for Gen. Banks's expedition TO
Texa. or elsewhere, il now being gathered At
Fortress Monroe.
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q The value Of tbs foreiga exports f,o,,
saiumore Tor the week ending the 18th instant
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Ths hand
IL some Brick HOUSE, corner OF sc-th and 9Th
street, cor tanning Saloon Parior, eight
Clcset Kitchen, 4 C., having every convenience for
q hrst-clAss residence, including cooking ranee
gas, Potomac and rain water. Possession given on
The 9th December The premises may be epaminsf
from to p. m. He erences given and required.
For fsthet particulars, apply 81 room 81, WinierS
Building. Fou nth Auditors Ofhce. or at Mr. WN
BALLANTYNES Book Store. 7th St no ls-sts
NIISS SHAW WILL RESUME THE EXER.
wi cises Of her school On Monday, Nov silh AZ
her Room s1e G street. bstwssn ID ana ~ %.
Terms, sc 81 per quarter for Eugiish branches.
mathematics and French or Latin,
mer patrons Of the school. no n-t'
NEwRAIsINs. CvRRAYTs, FIGS, FILBrRrs,
- wALkUTs, and eITR9N., nx,,v,o.
FRESH enegSp eSSfFEE R5 y Hhas sfss
MACKEREL of all sizes GOLDFISH,
POTOMAC SHAD. HERRIN iS,
A fine lot OF PEACH BLOW POTATOES,
co., L. A. DkLLW1Gs.
G ffAE Oh old :. ana l. f A bbGRiLwIas.
Skilled CORN. OATS, SHIPsTURF and MEAL
Constantly on hand st l.. A. DELLWIG's.
Best made BROONs aud TT Rs.
Sold at L. A. DEJLWI0g.
AACKBERRY BRANDY, pure PoRT VINE
and SCHTEDAM SCHNAPs. for ms1ical use, ia
MAIcA SPIRITS, BRASDIEs, OLD WHISTLES
At l. A. DELLwIGS,
no r-lv Seventh streetesSt.
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mE. kpiToH;-The iatell,geHcer Of the 18th
instant gives room TO a Communication siynad
sc. pnrportlng 10 censnre Major Byington.
supt rintendent of the Columbia ArmorT, for the
tApiusiuh of the powser in the grounds of that
building on Saturday last. Now / would re-
spectiuily inform &C" that at the end of every
week or TWO the same quantity Of condemned
powder IL spread out on the ground and ignited
Is ON he Above day, but on this occasion the
person having charge Of il had ~ some m ans
coi!rctrd the powder in hill instead OF is -uaI
spreading il out; hence the explosion Bat as
lar as MAJOR Iyington is concerned NJ dame
Whatever can Be attached 10 that gentleman As
Tor The damage done, no prrsun would >carcely
notice that, being only few window glass
broken IN the Immediate neghborhood.
USCOSCERyFn
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IL Oi.B JAMAICA RUM
ltENNksSY AND PINNITT, CASTELLIN 4
co. S BRANDY, OF OLD vintage For sale by
NORRIS, CALM ELL Il CO.
no !: IT 213 Pa. avenue.
NAbEIRA. SHERRY AND
VI OLD PORT WINES.
For sale by
NORRIS. CALWELL CO.
No 1a-3t" 2l3 Pa av opco Wizards
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From Rockville.
Correspondence of The Start

AokDEi. TRIAL-EOCKyILLE EDITOR sEST To
IAk OLD CAPITOL PRIsoN-NEw JAIL-rHE
DRAFT IL MONTGOMERY COUNTY
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES James rss~s.- q
company c., LIST Regiment ID. e.. Vol, now D..
vost Marshal OF the second division t~.,nUs
amy corps, at Harp<r's Ferry, has been -
s6ntPd by the men Of his command with ~
did sword, sash and belt, AZ a marx or 49,
esteem. General Geary presented the I'm -
the part Of the donors.
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THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.
AFFAIRS At AQUA CREEK.

TIN CONDITION op.AFFNRS ALONG TIE
LINE
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DROF. ALEXANDER WE.0WSKI,
Il PIANIST, VOCALIST and COMPOSER
BY request of his numerou friends and pupils has
returned from his professional tour aud. aasDs a
vember. 1862. " " ''N W.
BY Prof. WOLOWSkI'S system person havinp
only NJ ght knowledge of will be enabled in
very short time TO read music with great facility
ana execute operate well classical music wi tn
rare perfection. As To the vocal part, by his way
o. Vnca!izat!"n he arrives at most extraor dinery
result renders the voice powerful and enables the
ringer TO yocaizc with facility, accuracy and ine
Professor Wolorski receives visitors daily from
40 y a m at his residence, No. 45I 10th street.
between aud sts e''
B.-Children are accepted over eight years Of
80. Him
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%EXECC TIVE MANeION,
~ NOVEMBER !, 1872
Chsii the meeting Of Congress the President will
not receive visitors after l2 clock NJ on snyIdsy
nov 3-4w
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FLANNELs FOR oRFIoERs sHIRrs.-A new
lot opeAed today. PERRY a BRO.
no RlV Pa. eve. and Ninth street
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2lGOCo
To be delivered at The Navy Yard. in this city
pOrtatinn. RROW
no i'-at1 Navy Agent.
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MAINLAND AyksuE Dxrcr.-The Cow.
ment depot, on this avenue, near MINI ..ssn
is now quite busy place. large ponns
trains are stopping there daily, and .IsiI
storage II sent forward. A buildins. th,,.'sse e
sixteen feet, il now being erected for ~ ~
commodation OF meh employed about the deps
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Company f, Seth reg't N. Y. Engineers

fERsoNaL.-Hon. II. Wilson, Mass: Judre
DAVIS, Ill; Rev. Dr.. Bellows, Gibbs Van Bn.
rem, N. \ :. Gen. IL. ). McCumb, Os,l: ]. r. e.
lsnam, Cal; Capt. &. g. Carpenter, U. s. N.
Gen Bartlett and STAFF, U. :. V; Hon. Simon
CahtTon, IA; Major B. Cameron, U. s. A:
Gen. Duryea and staff, U. :. V: Col Tom
klns, L: = V; Col. Farnham, VT: MichaI
Westminster and lady, of Russia; Judge Lev
su, Ohio Com. Baily, u. :. n; Hon. ". h.
Of ONO; Col DE Cesnola, n. Y.Cav.; 1t. Col,
Ci'lnp6 bill NJ u Hon. f. ID. Williams, N Y,
tional. ~ -e A'"
r. r. ConoNrr, N. r.; +. G. Steward, F.9
Steward. Panama; w. p. Ross, J. Ross, Chero.
k,e Natsn, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ENGIsEER WORKSHOP, nsar Nary Yard
w Is hing'on, ID e., Nov. lo.-Editor .Star-Sir
Is. giving the following an insertion in your
columns YOU have it in your power to confer 4
favor upon. and render an act of Justice to-
many personally interested:
FROM The manner in which reference is made
IN an article contained in your issue of last
evening, to the embarcatlon of a portion of the
18TH regiment N. Y. Engineers, the public
would be led 10 suppose that they had the non
tcon Meet II. charge. This was not the case for
II was fitted ont and manned entirely by men
belonging to the 5Uth regiment n. Y Engineers
1ol. SharIes t. Stuart commanding. 1t was
certainly 4 difficult task TO work il through the
Navy Yard bridge, but they 1.-THE I5th) did not
perform II. Ii Is equally true that each boat
HAD lis complement of spars, flooring anchors.
pumps, &c, &c, and that all was conducted
with systematic regularity, but not by them.
and II is also a fact notorious, or ought TO be-
thar they have had nothing whatever to do with
tullding the many bridges of this kind used by
me Army of the Potomac throughout its: PENN
sula c. mpaign: and more recently i'm it's opera
tons upon the Upper Potomac
ahi' SIT, Win much prospect, your obi sery't
A. MCNArGfiT
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tST RECEIVED ON coSsIGNMEsr
~ do. CRANBERRIES
DC SSS 10 nsT Figs and RAISINS
PRFSERVWRf6n G pr MEAT, superior,
$3.50 Gle AIRS
lIf4H CANDIES
D on y, TIN PLATE and EMERY PAPER
M i9-s,s,35t MARSHALLS rkGF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

GOLD AND BLsK soT.s --Tas buying rate for
SD i. . go selling s2.9o12a Is i'Teniun--,rsaaac.
tins IL. The hussness al Bank no:es ecstinues
active. q q further Improve uaat for Virginia and
Eorh Carolina, Cor which the brokers offer S7i Per
cart, for south Carolina aud Georgia they Offer 30.
Ths sslEag reie Ct all kinds is IS.
srocgs AND BOND, have undergone no change.
Pm recent ISLES, we quote Confederate bonds
Geo ~ stlo3 sad lat, with large demand Va.
rezis,ers los. h,s; North Carolina eixss old
iHai5 esahaslso aad lat; Va aud Tenn Ran.
rec Ii nofss ben3s f2o and lat; do do. Cd mort.
ios ard lat; City Of Petersburg bonds TO ard
hi, Bank OF kockinshsm ssock 50; Richmond Fire
Lssai. len dc. 81; Va Fire sni Msr;ns Ice Co.
% sscbants' Ins DO g. ri. huond spd Peters.
bag ssirosd io,; Riehn nd ard Oanvil.e 'Gs.
HHxAr The receipts for sale Hight. the
,s-ser portion being taken fS Government COZ
.r.st. Ne continue 70 q1ots 9. % 91SA for prime
rsi. and "a e a a for prime white Us ths railing
prize, although some small ssIes may have been
aaie a. slight advance On thess Asu es
Caas-Ths article IL selling at e3 Per bushel
ana .carcs.
oArs-asrkes unchanged selling readily at
y
FLOUR -W Is have M change to notice. The mar
kst dul under a large supply. We quote Su
parf:e at sCNN, Extra g. 500 e Family 81
S:5
coas EzAl. -hs:ailiDg at S35 a 50 IS per
bashei
foBAcCo-Narket quet We q1ots l1gc ct
So q 3, oo-,moa LEST s6 sea 3. fine khirpiug
~ ~
BAcJs.-~H deg round 6507cc y ID. Soma new
EfSla ir1
piss.
spiTRR--Ws quote by the package at . IS q
$50 BIT he rstau price in the aAsket has goae up
T. s50e
0aoc teIEs-Sugars have again advanced and
Tbs stock % tbs market Is Light The last sales at
sacsion wsss however In barrels, 500 4 csats y
!a' Vile. c!zr I'd, d o. There Is 40 brown for
sale g: less .han - esn-s Coffee sold q. suction
On Taarsd.y at g 70 p Id ami o. WAS demanded
!eslr'dAy by tie srccers with an advancing ten
dsafy. M,asses, - 20 y gallo by tbs quantity.
sa: may aow BE- lotsd q, 81 cents y 10 Oom-
rsp &isa, II ssos y ID. Black rsa p y ib., at
auction
L,SroEs.-Ths usw regulation. admitting l3)
esfssb per month into Tao cist. has yet hal no e.
'set uoon prices; bat iiks everything slSs, with
Nc approach Of Cnfstmss iiqu,f has ten 4sncy
Dsds.ae, We Still quote pdm, Wnisksy ct 90.
Sad apple Brady At Z per ssl!oa
tohAeE Hay, Siz5; Oa;s. - g. Fodder, %
BLACKS. g. y rwt.
AiscELI> sEors-NAvyB reaa. IL Gents; PIoi,
IS esoss, Butte Crackers 10 cs1ts. Soda do. ~
seo.r ' TO-. Iii, and svss. Potatoes. 930f4 y
oash'', opi,as, SleUs2 y bu,hel. and very scarcSI
Aaa $50 ceats v 40. Country Soap 5)to %
@1~ y n, c'-vsr Seed S259 81 p oushsl, limo
uy I'nin4. al ~ ssssoa oref; yiassar, Si.>0 y
s~it'a; Wool. 1na q. 9i.s5O$l.75 fer ccnman
s'@a5sfo y b for kssil, Eggs. retailing A.
s'0s - y dsxen; Dressed Turkeys. 70 censs '
IL.
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PETERsBuha. Dea l2-TAs Ezpssss has the fol.
lowing particulars Of the battle ct Plymouth, oh.
tain d from an official dispatch 70 Gen. French
On Wednesday last j1st before day. iva eomps.
MICS Of the i7h North Carolina troops aud Q fqusd
ron Of 1vsnss cavkry. under DOMINANT OF Lieut. :.
Col. Evans dsshsd into Plymouth. N. O., and
drove the Aboltionists peil nell from the plses.
We killed AMI wounded mauy. took twenty ave
prisoners and seventy q - negroes Our troops
being dred @: from the houses. Col Lamb ordered
Hoorss battery to batter them down. ABOUT two.
thirds Of the town were burnt. Noore's section
drove an Abolition sunboat down chs river, -
ri us!y disab.ing her. The negroes and prisoners
were eli brought away. Our loss va, dx wounded
Including Capt Galloway, seriously.
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E 3 ~ $
1ootkB D1ssnhse l1.-A special alspaAsA -
Ne Adswst10 ~ 1l9lse from 1gnssessaboepp.
Asasd llth lest, saysi "Hsssssaav nss1iag ske
sAAny. % co.. srssg fesesspis1 haetsvills. Thar
rsfased, snd9 Aas " tfuss. - sxshaags paeolsl
peiseners Tor our weualsd q - psenis - - ~
move ~ aeaA."
Naahvill dates cf the Oh ny thas ~ Absasssa.
fsts acknowledge loss Of sxsy killed q HarW-
villa The rebel foress wers estimaAsd q 1000 -
The Aboiiiiaa army Il sfsAtly dsmo-silssd. There
n no prospect Of a advance until The Canbesiaud
rises Il il supposed thss Rosecrans VIII be supsr.
SEEDED BY ncCook.
St. Louis dates to the 7th say n = reported that
''Hindmsn md Marnaduts. $500 ssroas. we're
divea baak b 1louas q CAvs Spring, Arkansas!
Next day they drove la Bioun:'s pssksts, bat ven
rspulsed. Blount holding tho rebels IN check fcs
four days Ths rsbsls ware telling timber I'll night
10 cover their retreat"
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lcciGea.-yes.erdsy evening atoIt O'Clock,
paif Of ho'ses attached to high: veg d. coat .un
Mrs.. Eliza Vandssiip ane le. john "a De son he
driver, beesule frigttsnei whis being oriv.n 60 IN
Srosd str-et past the Monumental Cha ca ead
dashed off st full speed On resciing ,be oes,in l.
depot tie waeru Wa, upset and troa q to pieces,
r.scipitating b parties Ia It distance Of several
teesanl severely iciar.nz Ars Valdar;ip, who tell
Win Erea: violence upon The pavement
TO b. TYied.-Nicloiss Smith, Norfolk aer.
ehsut, cnarg ID with bringing Yankee goods ia the
Confederacy In violation o. Law. Imprisoned ior
several days past In tbs city. BY ords. IF Big Gen
French, was sent 10 Peserzhcrg yesterday under
quad TO be tried for the offence alleged against
m
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WALL OLE GOAL AND FARMING LAND,
v IN OMB1RLAND COUNTY, YOR 6Al4k
win b O. on TUESDAY the PA Of December,
1854, on H.. premises, the TRACT OF LAND be-
Longing 3. o. Robertson and B. L. Andsrs M,
containin 6S6 aeres, immediately on the Farm
vile and Buckingham Pisnkroad, and In three
miles Of - Town Of Farmviile. The land d in .
high stat Improvement and il we'll adapted to
the grow.a OF wheat, corn, OATS and tobacco, With
about IS .>res Of rich bottom land, $50 acres of
ORIGINAL growth. and the balance in open land with
comfortable buildings In good repair. II has tn %
seams Of GOAL through l.. Of superior quality, one
of which u being worked, and Il yields abundant.
y. It II accessible 70 Faemvilie and BY railroad
TO Lynehburs, Petersburg. OF Danville, WHARF II
has been used for some time, ana u eonside9od OF
he best quality.
We think It useless to give further description,
- any ono wtshing to purchase will view the pre-
iniseG. Mr.. B. Il And rson who resides On the
plsee viii take plea .urs In showing It.
TERMA- 0ss-skird cash The balance In Ex and
twelve montha the title TO b retained until thu
purchase money b paid 3 O. ROBERTSON,
d 6-tds" b. l. ANDERSON
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0y N1cnAro C9uthofn, Auccf.
NN MONDAY, Is b mt At o O'Clock, at my
~ stsre, VIII Sell at suction . Ia g lot Of
Baccr: Hams, and Shoulders
Salt. Rice. -Four, Potatoes In barrels,
Card Matches, Cigars, Tobacco.
Broons Basgi & 60
STOvEA
One hns Hal Stove,
Ono Cooking do,
two smal b irel Stoves.
-AL9O-
Clothing, Blankets, Shoes
LARGE SIS Brogans.
Ladies' 3aitefS and Slippers
Lsdiss' Collars Handk erchiefS. 20.
de Ii 3, CAUTHORN Auct
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Castle founder yss,orday: James Jausison, 2ist
Va, by is ooloaei; Charles D bss 9Th Va dss r.
tio0; auaa Frederick, Letcber Ar i.:ssy -ser.i. r.
sd ,i1ne, W. ssatoii, ssnt fro1, Western strit
10. medical ifsst-ls4I. J. W. Jefferson consssipt;
@ Rail Sad Va, dssertion; l. Goboe.l, IL: n q !,
assertion; Z kaed ls.h N O. d sertion; z. J
Perkins, to DO se1t to his fest 46.h vs.; william
CT PIPER, HsM kiaa's Ras,s,y, deserticn; J.aes
tin d.sioyai.y; 4 II. RsRry, "a Miss battalion, to
he kspt till called fer tor lad conduct az hosp!ts,
10. ~ Three female inmates Of Castle Taunder
viz: Hes5anss Webster, Underwood, aud Jameson,
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FROM OUR owS REPORTER
SUMMIT, niles from Fredericksburg.
l2 o'clock e. Dec. II, ie62


lis cara have just been s,snslled 10 step at this
point P.f.les frcn The Town report that nearly
the .uiarc t,wa Is destroyed. nearly every
house having bsoa pe-fers.sd by the ensmy's
csnlons1.pg yesterday. The Post-C fiee block
We. s:ed =, d burned. TIE Virginia Bank saa tns
Gouheru NJ L. ChHrch wsse also burosi. 4 large
ore, Of tie ersny eres.sd .sst nsat &. :ae towc,
sad gsrer. s.rsst fight engusd Our troops zetr.
- &C leaving tl.s peace in tbs hands u tie eIs.
my there IL report that three women were
sils ~ ;hs shslluS yesterday, ct it LACKS con-
E.msiJ-. IL Is $50 49, hat al entire infantry
es:o psay Of ours, Gu picket duty, Eaa captured
ia fnor.ins No gsrarai fight % 81. op, but
t!h. in'sriry firing II heard In 6 ro-.i,e as.srly
6irscii,a. sappased from lie sound, to bs sonas
uies below 1rsderl.ksbu.s.
Ias whale Of our forces gre TIL morning ts tbs
ioLi, ara 1: il sApsctsd the nsht u bssoA gen.
s,ai oefcre night Of the GiiizsIs vito remained
il :le o~r. ouiy thres stayed TO claim sEs pIotec-
laa ct tie enemy, tbs e.hers essspias last night
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Aggzle9 aAtn.-.1ss.s 80
n m OF, Aae11sAsss. s
II NosDA1,isA i.s, q iessiosk. ! vi 81
q ss,.aaA r..r On. n ~,
g. g e & E ca e e s, e 80
Iwe ifse Am chairs,
Two -. 1oekipg CAals3
O. slegna lihsa casD
Ono = osossaFy,
Several Rosewood Is.: c4
0oe a2agant sstavs rfano. rosewood;
0at 63-cetaxe - mahogany,
0.s vssy hanss ous caFriara ios shlld.
TxfDHSlV1 BALK U rob AUCO PAufO.
n n FIxfURsa Ar zUGTIoH by rsqusss
9 sne mrvaviag partnen, win al - ths Factory
Of neas1 Thomas Z Samuel Hafdefovc, on
MONDAY. l6th day 81 Deeembss. at IL o'sloek, Ill
Hydsaalie Pssa. Win Rstaiasn, Hlls, etc,
ssfswa Hills Il every alss;
Bands Bloaks; Tins tsvsrs
Stoves; Toeacso Ncoslee;
Dsnshes; Scales; HALVES;
And b fast evsrythlng usually found IN an az
tsn1iys and web regulated Tobaees Factory, III OF
whleh are IA excel!ent condition
The attention Of fobasconists and the public
generally ID requested. - the charastsr OF the
known idsSl B. COOK. Auot.
ID BC1IvER'S SaL1 or ELy0 AIT FURHl.
III fURn AT AUCT1OH.-On MONDAY, 18Th
4 rs. at 10 O'clock will sell ct tho auction house
Of B COOK. Main street. the following hand
some HpRNI TORE:
Jenny Lind Rosewood Heds.ead
Feather Bed, Pnlowa aAuek Ha.txsaa
Rosewood Wardrobe
Cabinet, with marble slab.
Washstand with marble dab.
Book Case and Secretary.
Mahogany Gard Table.
6lmltatiou Block Walnut Cane Saat ChatrS
Lounge, Basin. and Bruah Stand
Trunk, containing Bed Linen. Picture Frames
10. fde 81 I. 0ILIe. Receiver. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-13
SPECIAL NUTlCEA.

" RUNI WsY-TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
Ri. " I'D -Rsnaway yesterday sfsernoon. the
1.,h INST my neg o boy WAsHIN0TON. One Of
hi, legs II bent In nad negro 10 conf otioner By
trade, and 10 vel known 10 hi city. He was for.
mer y Owned by M late Thomas 6ananni re.
ward Of TWEEN FY-FlVK DOLLARS will ne paid
for his return to me ANTOkL
de 3-3t& st. Nicholas Saloon Main IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-13

Coaaemned to be SAot-Joha Muliigap member
Of G inpnny D 5h Va Cavalry ~ss tried before
Coo.t Martial on Toured y for d2ssr:ion, and ION
d-nne 20 be saos between the hours Of 3 3
o'clock, at Gsmo Leo, On Tne sdsy next. He wss
convict, fer s,cond seriio". When arres I'd for
the first cdeLce he ofe to Lis any al l..
out / arm on cond ton that he won ay. This
hum she proceeding was osd rtd ~ the late Sec.
Rotary # Ws., III by it Al m .. { nael were
sent ,rsAn Css,ie EhuIdar 10 THEFT. 6. i'm II O. 81
OF whom dss riptivs t;st was kept, 8, that ttey
might re .dity b identified on a,eond f.ctico -
Eailssn lett his company aim 81 soon 8 ca r ed
back, and ives srrea:.d 90 asasa street. last Sun
day. On Thursday h.s tsiai -. place, and or the
ma day Lis eoavic len e, sued He will re shot
In p1rsuku.. f ssu1s.es