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Rational gcpublirai. TUB DAU.V HATIOHAX HJCFBBUOAB Ii pabluhod erery Afternoon (8udjMxctptA) W. J. UchaM ft n4 fimliM la nbMrlDtn (bctrrlm) emu par month HtU pr umimi lot lU noih, Ml II lorn ralki, Imlk llqmbltcim RAffll OF ADV1RV1I1RB One squjirt. three) days $1.00 One squsrs, ftrar days 1 van RqRcnwi avt curyn Om squn.

six dayt Ststt otktr day Aftr pa Once week UverUsemsats chRtrftd as new lor saeh InsarUsm. Six Lutes or lass tonstttsU ft sours. AATerlUftRMaUshosiUbt lundsd by cloekBU vol. m. WA6HINGaX)Ni D.

THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 12. 1863. NO. 296, Blsgte copta, I PROPOSALS.

T)TU)P08ALS FOR ARMY 'TRANS J. PORTATION. OrricE or the Depot Qua ana haste Fort Leaves worth, Kenseavoetober aa, lots, Seated proposals will received at this oBm until It o'clock m.Oft the lotbdayot Pointer, 1BU. foe tha traniDorlatlon or 'Bllltamutmllaa during tha yeara 1864 and 1868, on tha, following routes i tout So. 1 From Ferta Leavenworth, LarauJe, and miey.aad other depoti that nay be established during; tha above yean, on tha wait bank of me mmouri river, Dorm 01 won ixmrruwwna, and aoutl.

of latitude 42. north to anvMita or tatioaa that are or may ha estaMlshed In tha Tar Htorlea of Nebraska, Dakotah, Idaho, and Utah, outh of latitude north and eait of longitude 1 1 wtit, and in tha Territory of Colorado, north or 40 north Bidden to state tha rata per too pmiada far 100 miles, at which they will transport said etorce In cMb of tha montha, from April to September, Inclusive, of tha years ism and isea. Jfoue No. S. From Fotta Leavenworth and Riley, In the State of Kansas, and the town of Keesas, the state of Missouri, to any posts or atatlona that are or mar be established la the State of Kansas.

or In the Territory of Colorado, aouth of latituda 40 degrees from Fort tear enworth, and to Fort TJnloa, or other depot that may be designated iathatTerrltory, toFort Garland, and to any other point or points on the route Bidden to state the rate per 10 pounds for loo miles, at which they will transport euoh atorea In each of the months, from April to September, Ineliialv. nf tha veare IBM and lafiS. koutMbo I. From Fort aa may be established in the Territory of hew Mexico, to aoy posts or atatlona that are or may he established In that Territory, and to auch posts or atatlona aa may be designated In the Territory nf Arizona and State of Tax as west of loneitnde 103 degrees west. Diddcra to state the rate per loo pounds for too miles, at which they will trnnapoit said atorea la eachof the months, from Jane to Mo ember, inclusive, oi tne yean ium and law.

The weight to be transported each year will not exceed 10,000,000 pounds on Route Mo 15,000,000 I uundi on Route No, tl, and 1,000,000 pounds on mi tat No. S. No additional percentage will be paid for the transportation of bacon, hard bread, pine lumber, shingles, or any other stores. Bidders must give their names In full, as well aa their place ot residence) and each proposal must be accompanied by a bond In the sum of ten thou sand dollars, signed by two or more responsible persons, guaranteeing that In case a contract Is lor the route mentioned in tha nronolal to the parties propostr the contract will be ao- crpieu IDU cuicrcu imu, nu iuuu nnu uuitiHt security tarnished by said parties, In accordance with thv terms of this advertisement. The amount of bonds required will be aa follows: On Route ho.

ejioo.ooo a suuuuu 1 60,000 Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of each bidder and person ottcrtd aa security will be required. Proposals must be Indorsed '1 Proposals for Army Transportation on Routes Not. 1, 9, or I' as the case maybe, and none will be entertained unices they fully comply with all the requirements of this advertisement. Parties to whom awards are made must be prepared to execute contracts at onee, and to glv the trquircd bonds for the faithful perform ace of the same. Contracts will be made subject to tha approval of tbe qurter master General, but the right Is reserved to rffjeet any or all bids that may be offered.

Contractors must be In readiness for service by the first day of April, 1864, and they will be required to have a place of business or agencies at or in the Iclnlty of Forte Leavenworth and Union, and other depots that may be established at which they may be communicated with promptly and readily. L. C. EAITON, ocSft-tdelO Major and Quartermaster. SEALED PROPOSALS AREINVITBD till the list day of November, 18U, at 13 lor furnishing the aubststence Department with 30 000 barrels of Flour.

Bide will be received for what Is known aa Nos. 1, nnd 3, and for an) portion less than the 30,000 barrets. Bids In duplicate for tha different grades ahonid- upon separate eneeia 01 piper. 1 he delivery of the flour to be commenced within one week ironi the opening of the bids, or aa soon thereafter as the Government may direct, at tbe rate of at least bco barrels dally, delivered either Ht the Government warehouse In Georgetown, at the wharves, or at the Railroad Depot, Wash- iDgion, All contracts must be completed within thirty dav from the opening of the bids 1'hj went will be made In certificates of Indebted-neis, or such other funds as the Government may hate fur disbursement. 1 he usual Government Inspection will be made just before the lour Is recelv ed An oitih of al If aiance must accomoanv each bid No bid will be entertained fiom parties who liae previously laueu 10 comply wiin ineir dius, mm bidders not nresent to reanond.

The barrels to be entirely new and of oak, and made 1 erj strong, of new materials and head lined No Hour will be received wnlch Is not fresh groun 1. Washington, I. and endorsed iv rmur." nuiio pHOPOHALS FOR HORSES. CHIErQOAnTEBMASTZH'S OrricE, UKTOTOW WASHIMOTOa, Alilinu tun, Mjt yiuwt iom i SFALED PROPOSALH will be received at this oiiice until lUaNLsuay, tne inn aay 01 at 12 o'clock for furnish in (T the Govern ineut ullh (ifioo) Hi teen hundred Horses, of tbe (Knowing ucscripiion, 1 izi ARTILLERY. For Artillcrj (1500) flfteen hundred Horses, from (13'f) flfteea and one-half to (16) sixteen hands Lurh.

between fit and elfht Tears of acet of dark colon, free from all defects) well broken to her nPM compacuy ouiit, nnu 9 wciga nut ivh oan iuu pouniis. anoaAis. Ihe fill Dime and post office address of thabld- ir must apear in me proposal. if a bid is matte In tbe name of aflim, the names of all the parties muat appear, or the bid will be as the Individual proposal of the party jirfnlnr it. 1 ropoiitls from disloyal parties will not be con-klJertJ, and an oath ol allegiance will be required Hutu mcif-iiui oiuneri ueiure signing comraciB IriKiniiAls must be addressed to Rilxttdler Gen eral it II.

Huiker, Quartermaster United States Arm), Washington, and should ba'plaloly murkfil I'ronosals lor Jlurses Uonds equal in amount to half the sum to be received on the contract, signed by tbe contractor nut. two responsible securities, will be required of suLcessiu! bidders. llWMcra must be present In person when the bids are opened. Minus for bonds can be procured upon application btlug made at this office, either personally, 1 1 letter, or by telegraph. IKIPXLIIOK, DELIVEar.

ETC. All Horses contracted for under this advertisement will be subject to a rigid inspection, and those not conlormlng to the specifications will be re J. etrd Mart will be received. The horses must be delivered In this city within twenty-five days from the date of tbe contract. I'd ineot to be made upon the completion of the ronlracr, or so soon thereafter as the Chief Quartermaster shall be In lunds.

rhf se horses will be awarded In Iota of (260) two hundred and lUty each, unless the Chief Quarter-tuaiter should deem it for the Interest of the Gov 1 1 naient tinary the number. The Chief Quartermaster retert es to himself the rlibt to reject any or all bids that he may deem too high. D. HUCKLH, uoi-9t Brig Gen and Chief Quartermaster pnoposALa you 1 OSAL3 YOU UOOKINQ FELT. Cavalrt Bureav.

OiniE or CiiiEr Quartermaster, WAiiiihOTON. D.C. SeutS. lbJ. pnoini4l tn solicited at this ettlee for the furnishing of RUOrINU ifc.LT Inconsiderable Mtiautltlts, as It may be required from time to time, lu tbe construction of cavalry stables and barracks.

1 he elt to be delivered at tbe wharf or the Cav airy Depot at Gisboro Point, near this city. Hid Jura are requested to send with tbslr bids samples of the quality ol Felt they propose to mriiiili. 1 he Kelt will be subject to Inspection on delivery. CO tfAWTLLLL, Lieut Col and Chief Quartermaster, iel0 II Cavalry Bureau. CONrECTIONERY, ObKl'U SllAmELD'S UAL7IMOB1' CONKFGTlONERY, 3M1 MYTH SlIILET.

llkTWEEN AMU H. Mr, HrlArrliLD has Just returned Irom kurope while he has made most ratenslie purchases of ioitiitn Confectionery and trulls He Is now -ro-l in fnriilih Firlies. Ball. Wetldlnes and Miiipcis, with the choicest delicacies ofthls country as well as of other lands. Mis arrangements ior ujipijun icninm -u Hnier ices are Buinur i i.j manufacturing these things, as he does, by steam He Is also serving up, In bis saloon, OYSTERS L'-nHiaa nan riAt iintillAil With tri aKurlAtat nnlica.

To all nho may favor him with their patronage He promises punctuality uuniinvy. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR WOOD. CHtKr ASSIBTAMTQUAKfHKAtTE OFFICE, Dcror or Wash irotum No HI neartlsi st sealed proposals for the dell van of hundred (600) cords of Tine Wood to the Govern mrni win rrcatvca inn viub ubui invaw DAT, the 13th day of November, iset, at 'dock p. in.

The wood to be good sound and ereluntaMe. four Ul feat lonv. and sulit to tha ordinary slae of cord wood. Tne wooa 10 re aeiiverea in wesninnon, v. v.t follows 1 Two hundred and Dfty f9S0)eorda ai the corner of Sixth and streets east, opposite Kendall Green, and the other two hundred and fifty (150) cords at the wood yard corner of Twentieth aad a streets) eerded In ranks at each place four (4) feet hlghf delivery not being considered eom nlta until ma oarAmd.

-naaaured. and In DM tad. An Inspector will Ve designated, on the part of tne uovernmenc, 10 inspeoi ana njeisurv nw wuua, and suth as does not conform to tbe above speelfl atlnna will ha tlaitd. All to ba dUatad befrir-a tha flrtrt dav of Daoem ber, 1SU. rajmvnt to vm naue upon io wnpiiuwi tu woaw cooMPCt PHOTOS AL9.

Tha full same and pestofOe addrese of the bld- aer nun apper in ui praposat- If a bid la made In the name of a firm the namea of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be considered ae the Individual proposal of the party Binlne It. aele a from disloyal parties will sot be eoa side red, and an oath of allegiance mutt aeeompaay tilth nmiuultlATi Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward L. Haiti, Assistant Quartermaster, United States Army, Waahicc-on, D. C- and shou'd be plainly nr-u rruposaia ww wpol-ODARANTCr. The responsibility of the guarantors must be ahownbv tha eerUfleataof tbeenetal Clerk of the nearest District, Court, or of the United atee Die trici Attorney, i am BDiiny 01 me Diuacr 10 dii ma eontraci.

ehould It be awarded to him, must ba guaranteed by two responsible persona, whose si naturae are to be appended to the guarantee, end tid were Ire muu accompany tht bid Bidders must be present In person when the bids are opened, or their proposals will not be considered. Sonde In the sum of two thousand dollars, eigned by the contractor and both of his guarantors, will be required of the successful bidder or bidders upon signing the contract. We, 1 of the county of and Mete of aad tne county oi ana nate of hereby guarantee that 1 la able to fulfil the contract in accordance with the terme of his propoiltloo, and that, should his proposition be accepted, he will at once enter Into a eon trace in accuruance inerewun. Should the contrast be awarded turn we are Dre- r.rit tn hrtiiini hi. iiiplltca.

(Te this guarantee must be appended the ctffof ccruuoatv bduv niCDUODeti. The right to reject any or all blda that may he deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quartermaster, and fa case of the failure of tha bidder whose proposal is accepted, to furnish within the time prescribed. In quality or quantity, the wood stinulated to be dellvereJ. then the Assistant Quartermaster to ha.e the rlf 1 1 to supply such deficiency by purchase, and such bidder to be charged with the difference of cost. uronoiaia win rrieeieu KDW'O HARTS, noMt Captain, A- Q.

U. I. Army, PROPOSALS FOR HAY. STRAW AND GRAIN. AtsrtTAVT Qt7ATEaMArr'i Orrici, 1 Forage Dcr ahtmemt.

corker ad Md WASHiaerort, D. October icth, isea. Written Proposals are invited for furnlshlaf Hay, straw, Oats, and Corn for the use of this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Dept or at any of the Government Wharves In this city. 1 he proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and they should state the quantity of each article offered, also the price and date of delivery. rropoeals will received for five thousand (5, 000) bushels of Corn or Oats, and fifty (60) tons of Hay or Straw, and upwards, unless it should be for the Interest of the Government to contrast for a less amount.

All grain to he put up In good sacks, of about two (2) bushels each, which are to be furnished at the cast of the contractor. Ihe Hay and straw to be securely baled. All Grain and Hav and Straw ottered to be sub ject to a rigid Inspection by the Government In apccior. Contracts will be awarded from time to time to tbe lowest responsib bidders, as tha Interests of the sen loe may require. Good security will be required for the faithful fulfillment gf any contract made under this advertisement.

Payment to be made at the completion of the contract. B.L. BROWN, ocas tf Capt. and Ass't Quartering U. A.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD. Semate or the United Staies, Uri ItS THE BSUKAHT-AT-AMB, Washinutor. Oct. 21. 1BU.

Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until IS o'clock noon of SATURDAY, tbe Silt day of November next, for the delivery In the vaults of the Senate Wing of the Capitol, of Four Hundred Tons (3,340 lbs to the ton) of large Egg or Steamboat-furnace White Ash Coal. The Coal Is to be of best quality, thoroughly screened, and weighed In the presence ol the Chief Engineer to the senate, or his assistant, and to be dellveied ae hnvR nr, nr hufur ha Alh Amw nf Tramlir fnllAi. Ing. I Also, TToposaia lor line enaracier win se received for the delivery, at the same place, on or before aald oth day of December, of Fiity Cords of best Pine Wood, thoroughly seasoned. The Coal aad Wood to be paoked away la the vaults, as the Chief Engineer shall direct.

GLO. T. BKOWN. Scrgeant-atArma 8. Senate.

ooBO-td iliron. fc Star LEGAL NOTICES. mills IS TO G1VI2 NOTICE, THAT I the subscriber hath obtained from the Or fnaa'e Court of Washington count), In the Ms-riot of Columbia, letters of Administration on the personal estate of LIliebethA. H. W.

Briscoe, late of ashing ton county, deceased. All persons having claims against the aald deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the ouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 7th day of November next) they may otherwise by law be excluded from all bcnetltof the said estate. Given under my hand this 7tU day 01 aovemDer, iwjj. Tostl C. BOBBIN.

Register of Wills, GEORGE LETCHER, not 0 w3w Administrator. mllE SUPREME COURT OP THE I DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNUED STATluS FOR THL SAID DISTRICT. To ait whom may concern, Grektinq. Notice Is hereby given, lhat on the SOth day of July, 1863, goods and merchandise, mentioned in the libel hereinafter referred to, were captured by the United States steamer rtlmrose, of the Poto-mn kintllla.

inrl hrourht into thla District for ad judication) and the same are llbeledand prosecuted in this Court In the name of the United States, for condemnation as lawiui prise lor reasons ui iorm in the libel 1 and that said cause will stand for trial at tbe City Hall, In the city or Washington, on the third Monday of November next, when and where all persons are warned to appear to show cause why condemnation should nut be decreed, and to intervene for their Interests October It, 18U. ocst-dtd H. J. MKIOi. Clerk.

EDUCATIONAL. nin'oLE INSTITUTE, (SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,) No. II street, near the Circle, one square south of Penn. av between 36th and 2th streets, In session Irom the 7th of September to tbe 1st of July. The usual English branches, Anolent and Modern lauguages, taught at the Institute.

Also ocal and Instrumental Music, Piano and Guitar, MR A ZAPPONE, Principal. Tuition for a quarter, of tea weeks, payable In advance, English brauches, elementary, 6 Advanced, (9 atra charge (moderate) lor Music, reach and other studies aull-tf IBS BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 30 Pennsylvania avenue, Seven Buildings. IheMnth tear and Seventeenth Semi-annual Session of this Institution will commence on MONDai, Sa.PTfc.MBLR JH, idei Circulars can be obtained at the Bookstores and of the Principal, sets Im' KNTLEMEN'B VT have now In store a full stock of Gentlemen's Spring Overcoats, Business Suits, Drew Suits, and Furnishing Goods of the latest styles, manufactured with the earne degree of neatness, style, and ele- gaaea, ae maua to oruar. WALL, STEPHENS J. Co, SBa Penuslvanla Avenue, be ceo Ninth and Tenth street, sprit tflf (Mar Intel.) HOTELS.

TTT XX-AI. E.T.MU OTBL AND RESTAURANT IN UXANPRIAr-ltoCAllTHTkJEXIUliai ut.kll.K a Ual.l mJI Y. ua turn lul ta tut ta.publlo. o.tl-lm TBVIHO UOUBB, BROADWAY AND TWXLFTH ITIJUT, (BtrrmAiics vo. traBir.) riRST-CLASfl HOTEL, CONDUCTED lOKTHl KDROKAN FLAN.

AcMmmodatloa for tA.Utt.lM OB illll OUHI1. 1 LOCATION UHSURPAIIED, Bilaf la lh. 1bbU.U Tlrialtr of A. K.w and KipUMtl (up-lows) Iton, Wiliicn'i Tbutri, Union Bquasi, Ac. Pbopbistoii fllOKOK W.

HONT, HM-tf (Utoofth.BnroortHouu) THE ALBION, KNN1YLVANIA AVKNOC, Mwm ml ua Od ibMla. BOAROINO TKC DAT OR WKXK. WITH OR WITHOUT LODGINQ. BMU AT ALL H0VBI. Giro u.

mu. Jiao-lr H. OILMAN. CLOTHING. MITH'9 BMITU'S 1 1 BMITU'S 1 1 400 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite the Post Offlee.

NOW OPENING HI! ITOCK OF FALL WINTER CLOTHING, GBNrs FURNISHING HTS AND CAP. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. Call and see Samples, at J. H. 8M1TH8, No.

460 SEVENTH STREET. 'c LEAR TUE THA0KI" SMITH A UEALL Ar. now op.olof a ipLodld itock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. WX DEFY COMPETITION. CUSTOM OOOD3 HADE TO ORDER.

CaII ih At SMITH ft IiEALL'B, No. Ml IIV1NTH ITREET. IHE OLD WAR-HORSE J. BRUOE A Invite your atteatlon to their stock of MENS' AND BOYS' FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Of every Description, and at Prices Beyond Com petition, J.

BRUCE, No 464 SEVFNTH STREET, (Two Doors below Smith's.) DENTISTRY. TeTEW INVENTION AtIFICIAL CLEOPLASTIC BCJNE TEETH, without metal plate or elespe, by DKS. 8. B. BIGKSUOND and UAYWARD, BIO Broadway, New York) BftO Penn'a avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts WAbHIMQTOB.

D. andBUKlnrstreet, ALBXAltOlIA, Calls the atteatlon of the public to the following edr eat ages of their Improved system 1 1st. The teeth of their manufacture will never corrode nor change color by any acids, and are three-fourths lifter than any other. 3d. No teeth nur roots need be extracted, ae tbe artificial unea can be inserted over them.

id. The roots will be made Inoffensive and never to ache. 4th. No temporary teeth are needed, ae permanent ones jb iubub iiuuicuibivij, tuvreuj irciviug the natural expression of the face, which, under the old system, Is frequently disfigured. ftUu This work has been fully tested, for over sight yeais.by many of the first chemists and physicians of this and the old country.

Dr. S. and have also Invented a white Indestructible metal tilling, with which the most aensi tlve teeth san be nile without pain, and can build up a perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which will leas loruugu a mviima. Call and examine for yourselves. nor rR LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE I 3 praetlee of Dentistry, the Washington luiuiUnf earner Pennsylvania avenue and seventh street.

Having practiced la the South nearly six teen years, he feels assured that he eaa glvesaUe- 1MUM WO HT NHI MIT Mil Teeth lAaewied on VuWaaUe. Rubber, or rlat. Ctaorofcjra sifts lefts wh deelred, vs RAILROADS. TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND OTHERS. WAUIIUXIi Ae there bava been so manv comidalnta mada hr the Relief Association, and the friends or Discharged Soldiers, about sick and disabled and Discharged Soldier aeiar isirua.D urun In the purchase of PASSAGE TICKETS, the undersigned deeme it his duty to caution all those travelling to Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and the Northern or Eeetera states, THAT THE ONLY PLACE to procure tlcketa II AT THE TICKET OFFICE op Tlf KB etO R.R.

COMPANY, ai inn. iAruii It Is the onlr rlaee where a Tiasiemrer can tiro cure a Through Ticket, or where you can have your baggage checked through to the above cities from Washington. HUBI.K1 W. LUIUUfl, oc-tf eTasscnger Agent nUAJiQK OK 0 II PfcUlaJslphla, Wllrailm aad StaJtlMnre KAlbUOAD, On and after MONDAY, JAN. Cth, 190, fJSSkHQBU TRAMS LEMTE PHILADA.

FOR RaltlBMife. at 4.00 ru a CEr Dress. Mondays ex cepted,) s.tTii.afft. (Express,) and sod p.m. ana mm, mgnt.

uietier, 111 kw nnu uwp.n. Wllmlnfton, at 4 00 (Mondajs excepted,) II 4VOI MM RBU ItiW OI. New Castle, at B.U a. m. and 4 30 p.

M. Dover, at 8.15 a. m. and 4.30 p. m.

Mllford, at 8,19 a.m. Salisbury, it 8.U a. m. JUAtXS ton pHlLAOkWUtA LEAVk Baltimore at 8 00, 10 10 a. (Lxpresi.) 1 10 oreee.) S.M and (Express p.

Wilmington at 7 IS. and 11 40 a. 13 SI p. 1 anu 11 mv u. talubury at ft, IS p.

m. juiiara a p. Dover at S.S0 a. m. and 10 to.

New Castle itBios, m. and 8.10 p. m. Chester at 8.10 and 10 ot a. li so, 8 07 an 1 ,40 p.m.

Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Intermediate stations at and 8.16 n. m. Leave Baltimore for Dover and Intermediate stations, at 1.10 p.m. TRAINS FOR tULTtMORk Leave Chester at 8.45 a. 15 p.

m. Leave Wilmington at 6 00, a. II 4 ta p. and 1 00 a. m.

FREIGHT TRAINS, with paiicngcr ear attached, will run as follows: Leave Philadelphia, for Perryvllle and Intcrme Uate places, at p. m. Leave Wilmington, for PerryrlUe and lutermedi i'f divi ru. Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and Interme Mate places at 4 p. m.

SUNDAY-Only at 4 m. and 12 Phlla- icipnia to Duoman, From Philadelphia to Wilmington at 11 and 13 n. From Wilmington to Philadelphia at 7 r. m. and il sop.

m. Only at 8.S0 p. m. from Baltimore to Phlladel- mar lS-tf WM. STEARNS, Sup.

l863.ARRAofMENTB1863. MBW YORK HMKK. THE CAMDEN AND AMBOT AND PHILAbEL- rrllA ANU TRXflTUn HAIL.KUAIJ fcUMrA' MIES LINES. FROM miLADTLPmA. TO NMW YORK AMD WAT riAVXS.

W-vlmwt Btreet IVsmrf aad Kn eimsitom Dtpot. WILL L1AT1 AI TOLLOWB, Til TrC A. via Camden and Ambov It A. Aecommodatlon LM ana jersey uiy-new Jerser Accommodation 3 3S At A. via Camden and Jersey Utyi Horning Express 00 At 8 A.

via Camden and Jersey City id Class Tlekst 21 At II A.M,vlaKenslngtonandJcrseyCltyi Fxpress At IS via Camden and Amboy C. and A. Accommodation 25 At 9 P. via Camden and Amboy C. and A.

R-xpress At Evening Mall At BAiirtinm Mall. Infl, Southern Mr tl 1 00 At IM (Night) via Kensington and Jersey City, Southern Lxpress tool At P. Camden and Amboy Acvom modatlon (Freight and Passenger) 1st siaas ticket S2S 2d elaaa ticket 160 The 8 16 M. Evening Mall and the 1 SO (MgM) Southern express will rundallj, (all others, Sundays excepted.) WASHINGTON AND NEW lURK. Leave Washington at 6 and 11 IS A.

M. and I and SJ0P. Leave New York at and 10 A. M. and 7 SO aad 11 SO P.

M. Fifty pounds of Baggage only allowed each passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as Baggage but their wearing apparel. All Baggage over oily pounds, to be paid for extra. Tbe Company limit their responsibility for Baggage not be liable lor any amount beyond loo Dollars, except by special eontraot.

WM. H. GATZULR, Agent. January 186J. LINES FROM NEW YORK rn PHILADELPHIA WILL LKAVLt From foot of Cortland street, at 12 and Jmjb via Jersey ury anu lamaen axiannioa ra ana 11 au p.

via rir From foot of Barclay sti Via Amboy and Camden. From Pier No. 1 North River, at 1 and (Freight and Passenger) via Amboy and Camden. mars DALTIMOHE AND OHIO KA1LH0AD. On and aftcrTUe SDAY, August lltb, 1801, Dally trains will be resumed between Washington and Wbeellxg and Parkersbnrr, and six between Washington and Baltimore, as follows FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOKK and BOSTON, Leave Washington at 8 and 11 IS a and I and Step On Sunday at so m.

only, FOR BALTIMORE, Leave at so, 8 00 and 11.16 a. and 1 00, 6 00 and I so p. m. On Sunday at 8 a. and and so p.

m. only. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WKST. Cars leave Washington at 30 a. and fi, and ISO p.m., dally, except Sundays.

On Suuday, at and p. trains only. This Is the only route by which baggage can be checked through from Washington. FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH, Leave Baltimore for Washington at 40,8 and 10 a. and 60, 6 and 8 pm.

On Sunday at 4 so and ii 00 a and 5 00 m. The third and fifth trains ouly Irom Baltimore and the first and fourth trains from Washington, top at way points. FOR ANNAPOLIS, Leave Baltimore at 8 a. m. and 6 p.

m. Leave Washington at 8 m. an 1 6 p. m. No train for Annapolis on Sunday, For further Information, tickets of every kind, fce apply to G.

Koootz, Agent, at Washington Station, or at the ticket offlee. W. P. SMITH. Master Transportlon L.M COLE, an SI If Hmeral Ttskat Arent.

pitOPOSALB FOU HOUSES. Cavalry Bumeau, OrritE or the Ciiisr Quahtebmiiteh, Wasiunuton, D. C'l August 16, 1L3 PROPOSALS are solicited and will be received at this offlee lor the furnishing of LAALKV HORSfcSto be delivered at Pittsburg, lVuusjIva nU Philadelphia, Washington Cltj, 6)tauitt, or Indianapolis, Indiana. Pro.roiali will be considered for the furnishing of Horses In lots of not leSB than weutj -the, (J6 Ihe Horses to be Irom tlltecn (16) to sixteen (Uj hands high, Irom live (6) to nlno IV) ears old, til broken to the saddle, compact!) built, lu good fltih, and free from all defects The ability or the bidder to fultlll his agreement must be guaranteed by two responsible ersous, whose slguatures must be appeuded tu the guarantee. The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by the racial certificate ol the Clerk of the nearest District umrt, or ol the tilt id Mates District Attorney.

Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant Colonel 0. G. vawtelle, Chief Quartermaster tat airy Bureau, and be Indorsed on the envelope Proposals for Horsee." c. G. saWTELLL, Lieut.

Col. and Chief quartermaster, aulS-tf cavalry Bureau, TO ABRAHAM MMCOUf, OT t. It. ELLIOT. pilot I standing at our proud ship's wheel, With wide eyes raxing o'er the raging sea, While thunders crash round thee peel on peel, And lightnings gleam with ghastly mockery Relax thy stern, sad visage speak and say If we have fiercer tempests yet In store.

The howling winds bear quick response this we, "I want more men, three hundred thousand more 1" More men I more men 1 Are there not men enough To bear the old ship safely through the gals I If not, would we were made of sterner stuff, That we might hear thy call, and not turn pale. We are but human, and there's scare heart Id all our mourning land that Is not sore, With such great wounds as send the soul apart HowVn we give three hundred thousand morel There's scarce a foot ef all our Southern soli That Is not precious with some nameless grave) There's scarce a home ef luxury or toll, That has not lost what God alons could save-Some cherished one, a sacrifice to right, Let Into heaven through battle's stormy doorj And hot tears fall like sad rain In tbe night 1 Can we aUU spare three hundred thousand morejl Aye I thrice three hundred thousand I If God's truth Can only be maintained at such a cost) Aye, men unto the last I fur what, In sooth, Is left to live for, our aU Is lost I Humsn, we may be, but not less true men 1 What answer have we given thy callsbeforel Ready, sir I ready I Hurrah I Now, as then, We'll give thee men, three hundred thousand morel pilot standing at our proud ship's wheel, stand firm, for we hat heard thy warning cryt Americans thus answer thtne appeal, We're ttady for A mertca to ait stand firm! andgulde the craft wlfi steady hand, Thy crew, tbe nation, loyal to the torei hlle the glad shout tings over all the land, We're marching on, three hundred thousand more 1 Bhattleboro, Vt October, 1863 SpringJltlJ JTrp'tWfCit, tiniTUAHV. Pled, In this city, Nor. 2, Larry Fltrgerald, aijcd 3i. An acquaintance with Hie deceased for tlie pout three cars prompts this uotlcc.

Horn In Kildaro county, Ireland, he Ufl the fatlierlaud tr nek. his fortune here. Of a quiet, retiring disposition, ho occupied for a time a subordinate position la the National Hotel, until his fidelity and attention to Ms work won from the proprietors a promotion. Near a year ago he was attacked with a severe cold and cough. Ills physician advised a chango of climate, and a voyage to Ms home alleviated temporarily the disease, and he returned to his work at the National In good spirits and with a strong hope that the disease was cured.

About three months slnco ho was again attacked, nod lingered uetwen hope and despair until Monday week, when death put an end to his sutTcrlcgs. lie leaves a devoted wife to mourn his loss. Those associated nlth him In his labors bear etidenco to Ms mauy good qualities of head and heart. F. Mecllug lu Aid of Che Freed me a of tlie IVeat Proposed lluream of Kmsnclpa-llou.

A large meeting held last Monday night at Cooper Institute, New York, to take Into consideration an appeal made by Major General Grant In behalf of many thousands of Mack refugees on the banks of tbo MtFslssippl and im opencil liy tlio Rer. Dr. Too. Ret. Dr.

couraging address concerning our present pros- I pects. At tbo Close of his remarks, Chaplain A. S. Fisko, superintendent of contrabands In General Hanks' department, who has been detailed by the General to prcseut tho facts concerning the freed men to the people of the North, matte a speech, lie suld there were In camps on the banks of tho Mississippi not lees than fifty thousand blocks men, women, and children. They came long before we were ready to receive them.

Ihey came as cooks, bostttrs, laborers, and as spies, with valuable Information. This sable throng, from which tho military service has culled every able bodied man, are sheltered by leaky tents, and reeeho a cheap ration from the government, but they have liltle or no comfortable clothing, and tlie wlutcr Is upon them. Without tbo aid of the charitable, tbo sufferings of tbe blacks would be be on all description. Tbo speaker paid a high tribute to Gen. Grant, who.

ho said, had overcome all bis earl) pnjudlccs, and was now tbe black man' friend, Ihe sneaker closed his address by urging tho national duty of providing for tho freed in cu which the war bad deprived of their accustomed support. The relief should bo Im mediate. Rev. Drs. Hitchcock and Bellows followed with eloquent and pertinent remarks In favor of the appeal, when a collection was taken and a resolution appointing a committee to ask Congress to establish a Bureau of Era and patiou auopteu.

Gen. Sickles then came forward, and was received witn great encoring, it would not ou long, he said, before ono hundred thousand black men woum tie in arms ior tne uuion, llo warmly seconded all that was doing to elevate the African race In this couutrj. At the conclusion of his short speech the meillng adjourned, TlieMalu HurTalo Herd In Kansas. To dwellers of those portions of tbo West where Die buffalo disappeared moro than a generation ago, tho reports of tho liumenso herds still giving life to the plains beyond, stems almost fabulous. Scv eral Fstteru artists of uotit ore now on an expedition to the Rocky Moun talus, and, under tha head of letters from Sundown," ono of the party Is contributing to tbo New York W.

He thus writes of the main bulljlo herd of Kansasi The sight I saw there no money could bay from my memor) 1 alw ays thought tbe butlslo stories which we hear at the Fast, aud the pictures which whlih we see, must be very much eiaggerated. Iu truih they are underdrawn. For two miles ou the table-land before me, and stretching sideways twleo as lar, the earth was overwhelmed with one deluge of stampeding buffaloes. It liUrall) accurate that oue could not see the ground between them. I eould ihlnk of nothing but a blaik sen, with bumps for billow aud tbe thunder of shaking prairie for the music of Its surge.

"Out of every gully, from each aide of me, poured lu cxhaustlese streams tbe laggards of the bird. Tho FaUlaff bulls, who carried ears aud abdomen; the yearlings, much like their cotemporarlis nmong our own cattle In look UUU nv lunp, iin iiuw 11111- ii.t.1 -I. Ittn iiw irfiflrtnlnfr m.i rt log with an ungululy trot, followed bj their lililo newdromud calvis these rushed Lv. I. loiioweu uj their nun Iv rtici rill fl4 (lu'V Haw ida mml i.i I reach tbu main herd.

I raised my field I An Imwis J-idiiT in Kashas pirlj of uudfarbejond the stampede saw the broud twtlve liilaworis, who wtre out on the Bolo-pUttaua towards tbe kite Koik creek, cover- nion, traj plug, niurued few da ago. On ed Ith quietly leedlug blsons.as thick as ou tbe 1 tusdi) the -Oil ult the) wi re attacked by prulrle right before mu. Mies on tliu In ad id i purl) ol about oue hundred Sioux, who robin leaking molasses barrel, ants on ahlll.duiks UieiiioUwo hundred robes nnd ulntUen po-on Horldi lagoon, all lamlllar symbol or i lu ihe light thro weru lour bloux killed multitude, gavu hope-lusaly out before the luak uud three Delaware wounded. lonli ot repriseuung inai nera or uuiiaioes, i should like te nave ueeu aeeoinpanied i) man at home In Ountber, that 1 might huvo gained some faint expression for the number of millions between mo aud the liorlron," Brad'a Oallery. There are very few estaMlshments In the city better worth visiting than the Photographic uauery or.

ai. u. uraar, to wnom tnis jonrnai Is Indebted for nine-tenths of the portraits wo fmbllsh. Nowhere else csn so extensive and ono sense so valuable a collection of art treasures be witnessed. For the last twenty yean there has hardly been a celebritj In this country wuo naa do.

oeen pnoiograpnea nerei and when the history of American photography cornea to be written, Brady, more than any other man, will be entitled to rank as Us Father. Many of as csn still remember the old gal. tery. at the corner of Fulton street and Broad way, where Mr. Brady first began to photograph prominent characters for the sake of mere tame, reopie nsca to stroll in there in those days to see what new celebrity had been added to tbo little collection, and "the last new portrait at Brady's" was a standing topic of conversation.

Pretty soon the city began to migrate northward, and Brady moved to the well known rooms In 359 Broadway, where ho made his reputation. There, by great exertion and labor, he amassed a collection of portraits wMch Is probably nor trailed In the world. The Presidents and Secretaries during five or six consecutive administrations Senators and Congressmen complete for an cqusl period of timet soldiers, sailors, dirlnrs, editors, doctors, merchants Garibaldi, Kossuth, Jenny Llnd, Sontagi everybody, male or female, American or foreign, who had any claim to distinction, was sooner or later Inveigled by the Indefatigable Brady Into his parlor, and left bis or her head there, Tbe consequence was, a we Bald, an accumulation of portraits absolutely uncqusled constituting materials for history of the very highest value. What would not give now for such a portrait gallery of the revolutionary days When the war broke out Brady attempted higher alms. With a camera be accompanied the army to tbe battletleds of Bull Run and flettrsburir.

and seized, with mathematical ac curacy and artistic skill, scenes that will le Historical. Anoiner camera went irom his house to Charleston, and will presently show us the ellccl of GUlmore'a Greek fire on the cradle of treason. This dc latlon from tbe old track lias not. however, diminished Brady's eagerness for portraits. The Prince of Wales and suite, the Russian Admiral and statf.

tbe French and British Admirals, and a host of other celebrities, natlto and forelrrn. hare boiu added to his collection alnco be moved to the coniir of Tenth street. If any man descnea credit for accumulating material ior History, mat man is Ji. u. israay.

7Jrwr's ItVeUp. OlENlNO OP TUE NEW OlllEANS VaRIBWICS. This theatre was opened about tbo last of October. The Fuayune has the following In reference to some "people wc know: In the very familiar comedy of Simpson Co." Baker, Airs. Baker, and Miss eefton were heartily greeted by their maay New Orleans friends, and Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Barrett were favorably Introduced and made an excellent ImDressIou. In "A Recular Fix." Mr. Setchcll made his first appearance. The andlence had cvldentlv madeuu their minds to like Dan Sctthelt.

We dont know why thev should but they did' believe In all the favorable criticisms of the papers, and In the very high reputation Mr. Setchcll has won for himself In the Northern theatres; and ho es tablished his claim last night to all that the audience billeted and expected of him. Ills Huh do Brass Is an Inimitable piece of acting, and when ho nas called before the cnrtaln, at the close nf tbe plaj, his 'gathering clouds' wo don't know win they should, but gather lag clouds Mill sometimes brought down storm of applause. In the lamlllar characttr of Waddlloto tbe audience had a tuucu, of Set hell's ability lu broader farce; but he la much more than a mcro farcu aclor; ho la a line comedian and promises to be excmdlnglj popular. Important Decision, Some time slnco a nou rtsldiut of 1 euucsfte, Mr.

A. W. Paul, havlnif In his posblssIou a large amount of tbe nols of the Planters' and Union banks of this city, presented them at the counters of these Institutions and demanded par funds or specie for them. The banks re- fund, and be proceeded to bare the Lotes tro- tested, and to bring suit lu tliu United States court ior recovery i ine ainouui uuu wim damages. The cause baa occupied tbeatten tlon of the Court for ce eral days past, and as determined esterday.

We learn that the Court Judge Catron giving tbo dcetelon, decides tu favor of the plaintiff, awarding him the full amount of the notes uUu Interest from the date of bis demand for payment. We hall this decision with uleanure. Thiso banks are full) able to redeem their notes In par fuuds, and to save the people louses by depreciation. But they will not do Its and it Is well that a way to cuuijil'l 111L.U1 uccu iuuuu, vniun, Km htino St av es. Tho steamer John i Traccv (called bv somoof the neeroes" Jesus, because the were thus taken to what tbiy thought would be their Paradise,) reached tbe v.

barf at Snow IUU ou Saturday last, liuv Ing on I board Col. Blrncy and a ntgro brass baud, uud I eomo negro soldkr. She left on Monday morning with about -W slavu mgroia, who ilockcd on board from oil parts of tbo county some owners losing every one tiny bad, and but few getting certificates for their sable stampedsrlsns. inaeed, toi, uirney torn some of their owners that tbo cirtlllcato, If he cave it, uncut be worm noimug. itnw ttm (M(.) MiM.

The value of tbe (ittlfkatcs lu such cnc will, ol euursu. dtptud upon tho loaU) of the masters, aud that was the hint convened b) Col. Blrncy to stav owners. Ailiiilulsterlus to Spiritual Wants, A circular published In tbo Portsmouth Old Dominion of theOih Instant, signed l) Georgo II. Johusou, A.

A. General, coutaius the fol lowing paragraph! Packages may be sent tn ofllcers and men In this command by Adams' Expreet, if containing only suth tblugs not contraband, att may be required for tho tout personal use ol the omctrs or soldiers receiving tuu same." What artUles has the worthy General refer ence to I A Western colonel, lu sueaklnir of the fault finding Copperheads; said that thej remludt I blm of tho mau who joined a Christian cliuriu and found fault with everybody and cvtrvthlug tilt ho broke up the organization. He did thu same lu one or two other churches, till st 1 ut a deai ou prayed that hu might go to lull, Mr ne leit assured mat it nc mu go uohouwuim. up that Institution in about three werk "Died poorl" aa If on)bod tould die ilch, nnd lu that act of Ing did not losu the grasp upon title, deed, and Imnd, and go awa pauper out of time. No gold.no Jewel, no lauds nor tun nu nit.

And mtn havolnni burled chtrit)'s handa who did die rich; .11... I .1 llxitiaullJ HlltllL'llIll llf t'LJlltV. i I. ii.l I In ma mill muni im-' ti'ousaun pieus mi luumnnr, thousand pleus hot isrotorid. in ion A getittemau In Blddeford, otkrs for Hit original draft of the President's mancipation Proclamation.

FROM THE Alllir OTTOE POTOMAC, The Battle at Rappahannock Station. Presentation or CpUreH Flags to General Meade. Gen. Meado's Speech and Con gratulatory Ordor. THE POSITION OF THE ARMY UNCHANGED.

RECONNOISANCEBtQENElULBUFORO. Headqitamtebs Anwv or tiic Potomac. I Novemlerll 9S0P. M. Yesterday afternoon Col.

Unton. who com mended tbe brlirade which last Saturday so succese fully charged and captured tbe enemy' worxe ai nappanannocK station, accompanied, by deputations from eachof the regiments participating In tho assault, presented Gen. Meade with tho eight balUe-fiags taken at that time. previous notice bad been clven. and tha af fair was purely unexpected and unprovided for.

voi. uiuu prescmca enenags in me name oi his command, naming the regiments, tho 5th audCLli Maine, Ath Wlsrontlu and 121st Nef iorK, tne tatter uoi. Upton's own regiment. Gen. Meade responded aa follows 41 Co).

Upton, ofllcers and men of tho Sixth Corps i I receive with great satisfaction thesis battlu (lags, as evident es of the good conduct. and gallantry jou dltplajcd on the 7th Instant. Tbe asau1t of the enemy's position at Itappa-hanuock Station, entrenched by redoubts and. nne pus, ucieuueu uy aniuery ana inuntry, carried as It was at the point of the ba)onets was a work whleh could only be executed by tho best of soldiers, and in the result of which yon may bo Justly prouud. It gins me great confidence that in luturu oberalions I can Implicitly rely ou the men under my command do-In ir, when called on, all that men can do; and although It Is my desire to place yon In such loiitlons as to avoid.

If possible, recurring to such severe tests, )ct there am occasions, such as the recent one, when It Is tho only and tha best course to pursue. And to feel, as I do now that I command men able and willing to meet and overcome such obstacles. Is a aonrco of great satisfaction. -1 snau transmit tnese nags to the war Department. I have already reported vour eood conduct and received and transmitted to your commanuers vuo approval oi tne rreaident.

shall prepare, at soon as I receive the requisite imormsuon, a general oraer, in wnicn it is my desire to do Justice to all the troops who have distinguished themselves. And it Is my purpose, by every mean lu my power, to hare those soldiers rewarded who have merited such distinction. Soldiers, In the name of the army and tho country, I thank you for thu example you hava set, which I doubt not on future neutrons will be followed uud emulated." A band of music accompanied the deputation, and after a few moments of con gratu latlon nnd social intercourse, thu deputation look lea va aud returned to camp. ntl EH Of OEN. MEADE.

IlBADorunTEHs Ar yop the Potovac. Nor. 0 General Orders, No. 101. Tbe Commanding Giuiral congratulates tho Army upon tho recent fiicciasful pasjageofiheUappithanuock iu mo laceoi inu cnuny, compelling him to withdraw to his lutrenchmtuts behind tho Kipldau.

'lo Major Geu.fet.Jj:wlck aud IhetofiUcrsand men of the Slx.li and Fifth Corps, partkloatlug in mo auacK, ana parucui iri in me normiui; party under Brig. Gen. Kuttll, his tli inks arei due for the gallantry dlpla)id In the nsau1t on tbo eneui) lutrcucln.il position of Kappa hanuock. tat lop, resulting In the capture ol 4 guuff, small arms, 8 battle Hug, 1 brldgo train, nnd l.fiiH) prisoners. To Mijor General French and the ofllcers and men of tbe Third Corps cng-igeo, particu-larlj to tbo idioi; column, eommanded by Col.

DeTrobriaud, his thank arc duo for tho gallintry dUpIujed In crossing at Kcllcy's Fe rd uud the seizure of tbo enemy's entrenchments, and thu i upturn of 4LMJ prisoners. Tbe commaudinggeucraltukes great pleasure In announcing to the army Hint (lie President has expressed his satisfaction with its recent operation 4. command oi ticnerai S. WlUlaws, A. A.G.

Washikoton.Nov. 11. The general position of tbu Army of tbe Potomac Is malulj un-rhnnged. Gen. lluford jestcrduv passed through Cuipi per aud rtcouuoitt red thu eue-ui 's position nu tlie It ipldan.

From requisition uud Invokes pkkul up In the late rebel campn, Il cars that there was no scan Ity of the neiessarleenflifuln Gm. I.eeV jmi)i Sugar cents, llnur 10 cents, beef 10 ccuts, bacon 1 elotliing abundant, but prices high. Katlonc (ummutcd at eeuts da). Salt rcgulnrlj diud lo horses and mule. rrom ceinl-otllcial reports Ilia known that tin) lurjfe, part of both well's and Hill's corps wire ne ntj parallel to the Hippabinnock on daturdav the right retting below Kelly's Ford, aud tho left near Hlxleyvllle, on the Wcsthsnis rlv er.

Lv ideuco ulso exists of their recipltato retreat, owlug to General Meade1 masterly movement. While It Is known that no eiutny lu fore rest north of the Hapldan, guerrilla parties bang about our Hues, and frmuuit collision occur. Last night private Terrj, ailiuhed thn Quartermaster's Dcpartminl, Hrl upon near camp, and receired sever, but not dangerous wounds. Extra teaslou ot th M'nasarUusetta Le-lalatnre. Boston, Nov.

11. The extra session of tha MuBrtuchusetts I eglslature commenced to day. Governor Andrew, In hl tneeeage, says the Leglstaiure In called togcthir for the purponj of dev ilug nit aus to secure tbe contingent of Milnuteirs assigned to Massachusetts, Hu propostd (lie payment of regular wages lo MnevaehuscU volunteers lu addition to alt in ber pa, allnwaneef, and atrougly advocates colored soldier. Ihe liuveruor's addrens was referred to a Mrlal commltttc. which met Immedlateh uiicr the Homo Adjourned.

A bill was Intro. duccd proposing to give all soldiers who bere-a ter eulUt or re-eulut t-Opcr month from the Mate, trcasur Instead of the bounties now of. fired. Action upon this proposition was deferred until to morrow. llikicof a Uloekaite Ituunrr, New Vohk.

Nov. 11. Tbo lirlir Morning Stir, from Nuerltaa, retorts ilut on tbe Otli on uape sear, saw a long, low, ieaa-colured tieainer pursued by three) U. H. gnu-boats, which were eoutluuall) tiring ut the BuppoBca inucKatie runner, out inev nan uol suceeeded in capturing her wlnu last heard Irom.

The stemuer was very last, und was appareully dliuneing thu gunboals. The i harlcBtoMii (Mass.) Navy 1 ar.t Strike. Boston, Nov, 11 No satliluctory arrangement has been inado with the Navy Yard workmen, aud the strike still eoutlnnei. 1 he boiU aud Iron i late workers lu East Boston uro still ou a strike, their einploj era still re fu slug toj pay the wages demanded..