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WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1883.

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No. 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
topposite WiHard's Hofsl,D{
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(Of various age, brands, and districts,I
BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES,
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Owing to the fact that they import most Of the
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ia lift NKw YORK AND WAsHINeIoS.
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AFFAIRS OVER THE RIVER

FoRT LYONS, Va, Jan. e.-Editor Star: A
most painful accident took place at the fort yes
terday Mr. Patrick Gaffney, a private in com
PAW F. Captain Weatmore. 26th Regiment New
York Volunteers, came to his death in the fol-
lowing manner: He was standing on a plank
which was over bomb proof that was some six
cen feet deep, when the plank struck by a
og drawn by team, throwing Gsffnev into the
pit, and in the fall he broke his back. He lived
some six hours, In great pain. Gaffney was from
Frankfort, Herkimer county, New York, and has
father in the Morgan Artillery, who took his
BODY to New York for burial His remains were
conducted to the Washington boat by his CON-
pany, this afternoon He was good soldier, and
much respected hy his comrades.
The 9th New York Regiment, which is alta ched
to General Summers division, came to the land
OF Di1is on Tuesday. They are a fine lot Of man,
mostly Irish.
We had heavy rain last night, The snow is
all gone and roads very muddy. RICHARDS
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FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
CLOTHING.-PosIrIyI sALH or RxApI MADE
~ CLoIHINe.-On THURSDAY MORNING, st
II O'clock, the balance Of merchant tailor, con-
suIefioS qusIit, Beaver Sack Coats.
Ezra superior lack 0vercost.,
Black csssimer Vests.
Fancy Silk and Silk Velvet Vests,
Toilanette, Cashmere, 40.
jas lRep WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By }. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auotionees.
DIR STYLISH Grey HOksEs. TOP
- BTsSYs 1LE eH 1hp HsEsfss AT AucIioE=.
O. lock. In lrOnt Of the Auction Rooms, We shsll
Lair sLyi b Grey Borscs,
Top Busgy WAGON, SEE Double Harness.
slsigh, Tor account Of whom It may concern, for
JOHN SREGsoN,
Metropoltn Livery Sta hles.
By }. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auotloneers. :
EXTENSIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE
IL IBRIRY OF BooKs-On WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 18th, at . O'CLOCK, st the
1ssSSP IL kHG ,5 sGTssE q Tenth sIS streets.
Walter Jones. being q collection Of American and
Fofeisn Works, elsssihsd in two psrts, via:
MtscsllaasOHs WORKS.
In History, AnusuIt Ancient and Modem Lsr-
gusges "A nolent snd Modem Classical Writer'S,
EnoycloF edIas. Military Books, Novels, &o.
America. a. sA E.rli u Isr s.o.,
VI every descnphon, including the Laws Of War
aud Peace, Rights Of Belligereuts and Mes
trails, Admiralty Laws, Law ofPrises, Court
yhs whole forming oollsetio. Of about 5000
volumes, 70 be sold without reserve.
THOs MILLER, Exeou,or.
10 lo-d J. q. Mo6UIRE a CO., Auots.
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Oysters! Oystersi
Mr.. ALExANDER woLowSKt,
PIANIST AND COMPOSER,

PIANIST AND COMPOSER,
HopoTary member Of the principal Philharmonic
ORR, and opens course Of less ms by his extra
ordinary method, which has produced the grestest
Singing and Piano Forte. By AR WIowsfI's
method person having only a slIt ne knovledse
resd music with great facility, and az the ssme
TINE execute Operate a. vel as Classical Music
WIN rare per cotton and make them a. e 70 40
COMPANY themselves from every key ky a new
march OF harmon. As 20 the VocaI part by his
binary resu q, renders the voice powerful ard the
SINGER 10 enabled 70 vooslj1s the most difkcult
quality 81 tone Mr.. w will begin his oaurse %
lessons lmmedlately In WtshInstoB, and ell per-
sons VINO desire 20 become fine singers or excellent
performers CO apply 81 his residence, No 4 50
Eleventh street. between and streets from 10
are scoeP.eo. Lectures at seminsries attended 10
on Hoerei terms. jte1w
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WATCH GLASSES AT WHOLESALE!
w 3 d J MYERS,
10 WaNhIug ton Gi'ding.
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sEcEsH PLOT FRUSTRATED

On Thursday night, between and O'Clock,
while the army Of the Potomac was enveloped In
dense fog, mysterious occurrence took place in
some Of our divisions across the river. twas as
certaned that the haters Of many of the horses In
the First New York Cavalry regiment, In Gen.
Franklin's divisions; OF the Eighth Illinois Cav
airy regiment in Gen. Summers division; and Of
the batteries, were cut, the horses running loose
all over the encampments. Upon examination 10
was found that the halters had been cut with
sharp knives, and that several individuals must
have been engaged In the business. The First
New York Cavalry had nearly two hundred horses
cut loose, Ave or six Of which have been lost
Ii Is believed that there was some secret plan on
foot, the successful execution Of which would have
redounded to the benefit Of the rebels II Is said
that demonstration on our pickets that evening
was contemplated, but the attempt to impair the
efficiency Of our cavalry and to cripple artil-
lery was discovered In time by the horses running
through the camps. Certain residents Of the vi.
entity, known Southern sympathisers, and sus-
pected of completely In the affair, have been
arrested by Captain Boyd, Provost Marshal OF
Gen. Franklins division.
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CONTRACTS FOR CATTLE.

The Commissary Department has made a con-
tract for four thousand head Of cattle, with the
privilege Of taking ten thousand, at % 80 per
hundred, live weight, to be delivered at Harris
burg, York, or Chamb.rsburg, as will suit the
Government.
Assistant Henry Mitchell, Of the Coast Survey,
who, at the request Of General Mcclellan, was
sent to Hatteras to examine into the effect Of the
winter storms, and especially Of the Ct gale,
has returned with valuable information.
THE RELEASED PRISONERS.
The released three-years' men, Union prisoners
recently arrived from Richmond, have all been
granted a thrty-days' fuTlough, to enable such OF
them as choose to visit their families and friends
ere again going upon active duty.
ARRIVED.
The U. 8. sloop-ofwar John Adams arrived al
New York on Saturday last, from the Eas
Indies.
ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.
During Friday night last, the attention Of the
pirkets Of the Sixty-third Regiment, Col Enright
which was on outposts duty In front OF Gen. sum
ner's division, was attracted by frequent whist
ling aud the ringing Of bells In the brush In from
| Of them. One Of the pickets discovered two men
| with dark lantern, lodging in the woods. III,
challenged them, and falling to receive an answer
| Lieut. Sullivan Of Company X, Capt. Branagan
| with some Of his men, instituted search, bu
| nothing could be found. Saturday morning
| about ten O'Clock, just before the regiment re
| turned from picket duty, two men were seen out
| side our lines uEder suspicious circumstances
| and wsre arrested. Their names are Henry C.
Brown and George Washington Hutchins. On,
| Of them had sixty dollars In gold, with plenty O
| Southern shinplasteB. They represented tina
| they belonged to Alexandria, had gone South In
| June last to collect some money, and had previ
| ously made two Intellectual attempts TO escape
They were sent to headquarters.
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Wall, stephens e. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
~ f. Il CHA Mt TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, sASHhS, BELTS,
EPAULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETs, GLOVES. 90.
And every variety of
READYMADE CLOTHING,
AT RBAsoHABLE PRICES
WALL, STEPHENS q CO..
3e2 Pepnsylvauis avenue. between
jail Intel. q Repub.J, 9th and 10th sts.
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T CARD
il HE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks tf
the patrons OF tne late firm of TAYLOR HurcH
IsoN, fos tbs liberal patronage bestowed on then
tsntion to business. and 60 the wants OF this com
munity, to inertia continuance of the same in Che
future. MARIS TAVTOR
January 9Th. 1852 n Ia q.
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FIRST MARYLAND CAVALRY.
RETURNED TO fort WARREN.

Mayor Brown, Of Baltimore, has returned d
Fort Warren, Boston harbor, bis parole Of thirty
days having expired. While relieved from Inn.
Pris'nnent he was visited by many Of his Bait.
more friends, the terms Of his parole not per.
mitting him to leave the limits Of Msssac husetss
, 1862-10-16
Postage Stamps and Currency.
Correspondence Of the Evening Post.1


Correspondence Of the Evening Post.1
WASHINGTON, October II, 1862.
The ou:ery Of the journals against the intf-
nation Of the postotfce department., that it
would not redeem its OWL issue Of postage
stamps, because they were soiled, has brought
The remedy; The department hastens to tay
that it viii redeem the soiled stamps with
fresh ones. OF course the public will not OBJ
ject to this. It was reputation the country
cried out against.
The demand for the postal currency is very
great, and there Is no prospect Of meeting
country, It ie thought, will absorb $5o, ,ooo. 900
ot 1t, which in itself, will be no inconsiderable
item to the treasury. Il Is found that this cur
rency does not wear well. Already con=id-
erat1e quantity Of torn and defaced bills are
afoat- The paper does not wear like the best
of bank paper. It is too thick, and altogether
too poorly made. The question Of the re-
demplion Of the torn bills, believe. has not
vet been settled at the treasury department.
Should the government decide that 1t will not
redeem the torn and defaced bills, vast
anleunt will eventually be lost, as at least one
etroy.d in TIVE years By constant handling
The government has really not enough of tue
poetsl and smnn note currency to meet the
demands Of the paymaeters Of the army and
navy, bnt it WAS long ago determined that the
general public Should have its share Of the
new currency as fast as it was issued, snd it
| has strictly adhered to this determination.
| TIE department is crowding the business with
all possible dispatch, and an increased amount
! yer day will soon be issued.
| Our city railroad, the char er for which WAS
| granted BY Congress in its last session, is do
! ing splendid business. The only trouble is
tha' it is found utterly impossible to accom-
modate the public. The cars are constantly
| crowded, and unless the company will run
more csis, Congress will be likely to amcud
the charter, MS it can do a. any time while it il
IL steeion. The road now runs from the Navy
! Yard to Georgetown, and at the rate 1t Is nov
doing business, will eara thirty per cent. oil
| the entire amount Of stock IN tho first year Of
| its existence. Four weeks ago 90 ne of the
| rebels here predicted that JEFF Davis g. Co.
would run 1t by the middle Of October, but
the military situstion has changed, aud these
| js no such prospect TOW, unless Gen. 10
t Johnston mems TO attack our fortffi cations
, 1862-10-16
4 View of the Confiscatten Act.
GALEsBuRG, Oct. Is, 1853.

GA1EsBuRe, Oct. Is, 1853,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
wish to call your attention to the last
clause Of the thru section of the third article
OF the Constitution Of the United States.
Hhich reads Is follows: " No attainder Of
treason shall work corruption Of blood or for
fc:1ure except during the life OF the person at-
taipted.n
Ibelieve the common Interpretation or un-
derstanding has beea, and still is, that the
property Of traitors could not be confiscated
or rttaired BY the government any longer
than during the life Of the person convicted.
1t has always seemed strange that the conven-
tion thas formed the constitution should have
performed an act that would aftord any pro-
t.ction, or shadow Of protection, to traitors,
or to limit ConErefs in the most remote nau-
ncr, in the punishment OF treason with the
hase heard the opinion expressed, th,t
the word forfeiture did not mean to Include
property, but only political and civil rights.
Congress may have taken that giew OF it In
president could not have 30 understood it, or
lie Lever would have written the veto mes
sage.
Now, it appears as plain to my mind as
mathematical demonstration, that it only linl-
is the time Of carrying the forfeiture, OF Goa
his prnpv5ty may be taken and retained tor
eyer, if done or carried into effect during his
life, hut If left to pass Into the hands OF his
| prstt risy, 1t will then be iualien lble,
| The word "e1ccpt" does away with all
| ncEntion in the sentence; and thus leaves the
whole matter with Congress, during the time
TO which they are thu3 limited. Tue proba-
BILE reason was, to avoid the manifest injust-
| ice that had in some cases been practic in
England, Of corfiscating property generations
| after the treason was committed.
| My Interpretation makes 1t harm onize With
cur idess Of right and justice, aud with other
| portions IT the constitution, With the clause
prohibiting the passage Of bills Of attsiuder,
dc. TIE framers OF the constitution, no
doubt, intended to make the puui ,hmcut
bear wholly, Is Yar as possible, on the guilty
parties, aud not on innocent persons, fifty Or
| hundred yS<rs atter wards.
1t is true that posterisy must be affected
BY the ait Of forfeiture, or c0ntscation, By be-
ing deprived OF the property they would other
t1Wise inherit A certain degree of infamy
must attach to the family of any person con-
| victtd npon high crime that is sort OF puu-
| ishmept that 20 human enactment can pre-
vent. But is government to stop Furnishing
| for their crimes because innocent peisoas are
made unhappy when the guilty receive thei.
dute?
TIE expression In the Constitution, '.attaiu,
| der Of tresson," carries the id-a OF corruption
Of blood in the person convicted, although
all ctners are most strictly guarded against IL
| communicating Influences
have thrown out these ideas IN order t.
elicit an Investigation OF the subject, hoping
tbat \ better understanding will prevail
with regard to the right to co0tiscate the pr3
perty Of rebels and traitors.
I
, 1862-10-16
4 Negro Offering a Reward for Hi
mAaTeE.

A Negro Offering a Reward for His
Master.
tkentucly Army Correspondence Cineiu Times-}
The darkies Of secession masters stil1 coz
time to flock into camp: There is in c,mp
hire regular witty darky, who formerly be.
army. This negro cas- read aud write, IN facL
is very we'll educated.man Yesterday some
BentueEians who had lost several elaves, had
posted up aroond the encampment, zone
hundred dollars reward. Ran away from the
subscriber, my man Bob" &c
Jim Duncan-at the boys call him-eoon A.
ter Issued the following and placed it beside
tie other ':advy:"
80 CENTS REWARD.
IRAN away from dis chile, an led him all
alone to take care Of hisself, after dono work
ed t1entJ-si1 Jeazs aitytul1y for him,
t:Mr MAssA, :n11L DUNCAN
'tMasea Bill il supposed to havs done gone
OF wA The seeeshefs, for to hunt EN his rights,
and speck he done got lost Any person
*tnrufn' him to me, 80 dat he can take caro Of
me-as te a11ers said @Ni1&2' couldn't taxa
chile.
IN: B:-Pe1konss ssunth' for him please look
In nh de sIsst dichee~' u oftea; heezea him
talk bcet aoin in.o the diehin' business.
~ .:.sPestfe.ly 9 submitted . as y; '.s" ~,
MEM M w eemP s,'e eae % xss.ee1 es q sa,asns, s
Who CINE aeross 1t thought Jim = mighty
''ea:ss niger" 3.
How MRS. SwBsHK1M WR118s.-The I'D
tor Of the st. Psa1 fso~esr h1gtng change
that m rrtacse In NM 6wissAelmFs pApm ~
Written By one ot her naaae adm1Eeks, b beoQSa
| to In tho following styis:
| 1--WE will eagsse 10 send this adept h h,
| ring e;rmafke the uianUscrpt copy OF the n
| Hc'e, with the aftidayis of tie couposi'oE Nh
Kept running ,f.sr It, calling copy as y
| w1f te on the table beside the IN va4 aod hre Il
ut dss s-se, 10 tae interval Of n sklag d rag
| Ut u;oinr It In'o loayes. heating the oVe
| putting II 10, keeping sp tae a1a, md Wasc
! lug and tu1ning tic paaS"-
, 1862-10-16
A W~ra t. Runiness Men.

Eau NL11&, ;" Lev VE&. H. 2E52&.
To tie Wheat Nercaan's of Chicago:
GESr1EMHN:|i invite your attention to the
fact that fa1uers here are getting only hftJ-
1--WE cents. per bashd for their wheat, Tue
river il In good stage being four feet higher
than usual. VIII some one OF Jon send ~ Z
boa4 from Pfstrie du Chen and give us SONS
thing Of = prtce. Timely notioe being given
In tfse Eau Cla1re Frs Asss that boAt would
Be pp It a'afed time md xou1d giro sixty az
sfxty-ai.e cents for No: l spring, tho fafnees
would be ready vitk = load. Or better, per-
hape, peivAte notice having been given to ne,
l could privately acqusint the hrneE&- Near
II III the wheat IL No. l. Naytgatioa IL Il
Ways open TIL the middle Of NovenheT-
so10EtiMe4 TIL near the middle Of DeoeM5 =.
Respectfully, THos. BAKLArs3
, 1862-10-16
M NOT1CE.-Makter's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad,

9e e 9ass
cause in Chancery: 1he,e ,eln perdne therein James I.
ssnteE ~ ;ht pssa HsafS ts.sSei A.
- tse
Ss;E H1zs3 Es5tas5; EoS.sS Is4a!sy; "a iyes;y
ia S;:s5 :sS
see
iss S.TSs T.
NJ ept9n T. psa Mater n q m sn
m ssli 4 public suction. i ths eoat1 dooE
s ses aaa Il es
q hs
IT It n tSe q nn
and beet bidder for cash. the following described
sa ~ saT sa at
E. m az we eSa + 3 Ss inSs
al b1sDehe. thereof rhieh ha been con.t1ucted es
e1s tas ts1s @ aa xhtss
!as thefeo M III liz iren
,eE The sPS AsspssSi I'd
= aid Eoad snd branches. Al deget md station
eh'nery. msteri.ie ID ii other pefsonss property
esdssi5 q speealiy II tie s I'd
and cont1o and maintenance Of :hs said r.lfoaa q
srd 4. he rist pTiviiees. aad ts3caises
% e Il f. ae ssa =:
on 1hat portion of the PeoEta and Dquawka Eal sad
81 sSa & Ss a.
said mortgage and he nanchtes and rights at1.chet
spd act of ths Legtlatnre bJ The auhort! Of !hict
The said mortgage made and II at ut aati sale tn
q + r. snstes e g cd 3d.
terets d 1hen M ni WiIiaa Dsi: e cos.asn. IL M dn r.
aei9ns may have as trustees for bondhode't unaer
9sx% Of t1st e1ecnsea n The eoTa at .9d 99att*k
A. D. is2 I'D es.ta.a Other DECD of trust, in eonft
matcn thereof dated the 18th day Of March: ISL
secMIe :se p;yms9t q The pr:c!na aqa Interest
bearing interest st the rate Of eight c~nt psya1
sen annuity and no* outstanding aud with eoupo7
that Is provided in said decree that tie defendants
and al PERSONS r!aming under them ort claim undc
them Of any Q! them aud ~ parsons haytnx = he
deere OF otnerwfsa upon ths premises contained :
the said mortgage, and his their heirs pereona
under such udeme Mt or decree. otherwise Aad =
persons aiming ucder them, BIZ forever barred an
claim ii, in. ard 10 the said deed-d Or mortZagc
prsmieess anS exeIy PR, ~ parcel tseseos; n
e 81 e sd sa
thAt sny Of tie pa:tEs in this cause. who may be
escn Of the said p-em!sea OF any part hereok
suit hare ONE into possession under them or eitne
Of ther deliver possession til :1eof 70 s1ch purch
On M S & tas e.
senn5med. III i tSe sane bss been Confirmed uade
mt tn$1 '@'a SD9 n.g1res; sese.a Y.;tsE s;,sE
Tf.raen saptsT b<r 17ta. lss. ss@Ansee1m
, 1862-10-16

" John 4 Patterson of compac G, 55eh
fegtment ITlnoae volunteers, who vas woand-
ID and fakea prisoner at the ea.tl. Of Sniloh,
on The OH q Apsn laa&, from whom notaio9
direct has been heard later t;saa the 37sb ~
April, but h reported to havs beoa s1onG
those prisoners sent from siohils aud o.hef
points to fbn lInt tor parole or ex .hauxe, aud
Who Gen. Mitchell refused to aece2.. Any
eenes sest e.or s n x
&ieeds, by addresat4g tho un8ezstgnsd
LEWIS PATTERSON,
Hurfsoo. Winnebago Co., III.
, 1862-10-16

~ For the cheapest and best Hair
Icwe3ry, Wigs Brads CuTs. Frlzzets, etc 20 to T.
pHsWA. ioo Lake street ind c5a1nns thoss e. tH
9rtfc1al RON fur natural when adjusted the head
H& Hair JeWe1ry contains always the newest tA1ls
vleS Al articles will give entire satisfaction.
, 1862-10-16
To the Nervous Of both sexes

- Retired Clergyman having been re aorfd to health
ma {eW days after many years OF Ereat EH
81 pot paid directed cops = tas pTsicSE 3S
Hon used Direct the REV !H!dS a. oA'' 80 in A.
, 1862-10-16
TATARRH, CAT ARR Fl
H.sEELYEg LIQUID pCATARxHRENEDY,

CATARKH or <Dk0K IN THE HEAWs
easaer IN r1tre f.atsrrh than Consumption. and BY
caring the 1rs Ee prevent tile iatcE feEsoas saonsu
understand that the better way to cure
Tie evmrtcms Of Catssrh - they generally appear
sand Gud lla icy frequent attacks ano are more
peneattyc to the changes oi temperature In this con
Sn3 acrid, RiterWRrds becoming 1hicE aud adlenye
A. The dscuee becomes chronic The discharges are m
rrasd il Quantity, and changed IN quality they are
thck and ana .ss either Sot a o. " sna ae
axEed Or coaghed on The recretione aFo ousnaaHs t
ansInc had breath the vuicc s thick ano nasa TT
ssxsa M weak the sense Of smell tesenco OF 10
Gfroycd: deafness frequently takss p3sGe III
81 the aid u the 1IQflp Gaia 1cd It'll AL
Price of tie S:anrrh Remrdy. e ior use
Ene month with full and clear onecnons scn' W e4'
ofhee, 1s2 south Clark Street, Wp.S:a1rso
address Dr.. D. H. SEELYE..
, 1862-10-16
aAr CLAIMS
WTAR CLAIM OFFICE On

w .LEAvIIT 4 WRIGHT. Attonsya asIax.
All kindR 1f ClA1HA promptly corer&s4 FNi ~
~ Rosaty cotaisaA heesaress Warrant. psozapeiy
eolleeteA aAd he nancy fefnft*ed FN-A q 81 MI
eA~rKed solt3e41' pay cdtle<4ed. Eees E@
A0d1e0 0lEAVffT h WRIGHT, Chicago. nj. 00os
AF1&rN gxYHNf - kJ7,,lV
, 1862-10-16

Cu.es old Cnroo1e AAd 7ecaat d1ssasss Has the tas
1noniale Of the medical cateratty Medical Journa1s
1nd The almost ent1re rfea of the 6outh
Once Ho1ts-fsom A. H. NH8PN
Consultations tny1olahla ocIly2lS-1m
, 1862-10-16
3ptrtal Rnttc1B.

~ DR.. James. formerly Of New
Oslcana. has arrived In CascsEo md pss1aaAnty
located 1t 81 Randolph street.. bokWsn 0tass andp
barn usxoets ChfeaEo III.