Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1862, Page 1

ee res eee SHE EVENING 8’ a AR } * 2 ~ — —— —_——— 1 . HEE ay a - . | THE WEEKLY sTArR. SUBLISBED EVERY: 4FTERNGON, $a Ey @ z This exceeat Fiddle oh’ nded lead eon (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) : j a tein pupae taihile A Sapo aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Man a Uy found id, any otber—ie publohed on Qorran Penn's AVENUE anv iru Srrezzt, Friday morning ny ; f Pits, nue Cash. 1poas satin eran W.D. WALLACH. $ i, + pe» desea x pai rf en copies yAL ee enw sone. served in pacl earth t ty five copter, everest maton Yolmc tase Rect : tovaribiyeottue Wo ice is 4.90 a Year, in advance: 82 lor sin at hor cae ten ame ; $1 for three mon’ and for less than ee { that bas made Evenion Star circulate 0 = = = = = = ——— += a - j senerally ‘9 Mail subscribers three months at the rate of 12 cents a wee copies, ORE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. if _ ead . = ny EH z ra : 7 al wie _ “ _ ; i BF Single copies (in wrappers oi Net Re iste olnornne tay aby St | V%, XX. WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1352. Ee ed SS SE SS saver a2 SEE a = ——— LR AMUSEMEN _ TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, — | FROMTHE ana or THE PoroMac. ; The. Advance inte Virgimie—A General ——} PPorosausrorucnes. AMUSEMENT | __ AMUSEMENTS. { Sore z : i Deret Qvantenwastee’s Orgies, - BARNUM'S MUSEUM s7 OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL, W% FOKD’s NEW TENTH STR. THEATER. | ¢Rg - i: " Movement Begun—Keynelds and Fite anTenMasTee’s OF ARNUM'S 3 M, 2. ; : s . - | FROM THE ARMY OF THE PoTe™MaAC. my a Wasnrscrox, D. C., October 4 CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE! ®7 OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,-ea Jomn 7, Timth Hs atore Penasyleania ac. | The Advance of the Army P tnoniceiccheeg ty maf Dk aus Si ¢ \ : e Tetvan ENT Pp . . "ORNE NIN ST. SISTAN. + . Forp.. -Lessee and Manager | AY SES: x im 4 [Correspondener of the New Yor! eat Thureday ¢ Maver Behrat ence mie | LOUISIANA AVENUE AND TENTH STREET. FOR ee Snes Ar. | Humpsrsy Bia aed ee Mauagar H Dee The ote rt, sd te ac, | DARPSBU Mp., Sunday Evenin, Och bE Sng the Government with (2.000) two thine, == NF shy ah ara Srace, i 2 Se ‘ f 28S ady » Under Gen. Pleasanton, tire army af this place, erates Jes, to the following LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF Bipigecitnt ohne apd Re ee PERFORMING AT THIS | lite yesterday afternoon encountered the ene- of Rey nol ud Fitz John Porter, SPECIFICATIONS, : , engement of the s eat ASH IC BLE THEA PER. DRAWING | my wath cayalry and aruliery at Snick Len, : e ALL to be (14) fourteen hands snd over in height. THE BIG SHOW! HERNANDEZ THE LARGEST AUDIENCES it He lost one man and diye bores by rains strereh throng the sitlage and for <a be sound serviceable Mules for draught - ee PANTOMIME AND FRENCH BALLET ROUPE, The Oats. Grisinal ond Rinswned | See ye a shell T “v’ along the pike. TpOSeS, ani OVER THREE AND UNDER NINZ | WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND E | With the greatest living pantomimist and general } RLEL RAY ad sper ft Rushed ont in is “ © and Mid- | = Notwathstanding the \ rain and SE dine | WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AX versatile perforiier, . \ ate eee ee Wleburg. He reports Gen. Mull'g command at sp. thing anned, Ine arn et See KER thoes Proposals to be for (5) five hundsed and upwards FAREWELL BENEFIT OF A. M. HERNANDEZ, éKEY led by GABRI || Zola train ot seagons eae sipe'eg Ney bec] A tacertosaeeee athe lt parce and Post Ofice address of tae Di4- | COMMODORE NUTT AU ROUERNANDER ea | Tncloting tis Wauketfal G; Re. | tween Bunker Hill and Winchester, ist soee Ain ache naoaeee ne th tn Gaagee tice hi YPimade in the name of Sem; the aamen | Loins tepid i "a. M. HERNANDEZ, venarkabe Chitd | Js good evidence that the reels sci! main | ppt capri tebe o fe parties must appear.or the bid will be | Fis OI The only successful rival in America of -“ se ae eX ‘ pee Kori au Hisense, Oct. 27.—As the | . sonsidered asthe im dual proposal of the part | TAE RAVELS! THE RAVELS!! GABRIEL RAVEL, | Wo oe ee bet oiler tee GH THE AIR, i IMPORTANT FROM C (tRO nary apnounern: es been porated Troms Proposals from disloyal partirs will not be consid- | AT the well known fentures of these famoms eom- | GABRIEL RAVEL, ae oe he wi a ¢ bendgtarters, there can be no impropricty im ered, AND AS ONTHOV ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMP INY | : panies have been The expert maitre du ballet, 4 = Ps Opies aa : Price W i : _ kvar—Gen. | sisting {hata general movement has at lastcom.- RACH PROPOSITION. ‘ aot Concentrated in One Innense Exh MONS. DUI on oe ea —e - Proposals must be addressed to Col. D. M1. Rucker s r ‘3 sie . A CERTAIN P¥ATII! Carro, TL et. 27.—43en. Rosecrans and | ition of tien. Burnside’ art: wer U.S. Arigy Washington, D C.. an No public amusement of this magnitude has ever | _ MONS. DUL fet this Infant Wodder counts his leans : staft paseed here tonday on) jo Ms mew | Pk Valiry yestentay wmoraieg eee eee jouldfbe plainly marked “ Proposals for Males.” pacers een Centon 0 tert ees i The popitar Punitomimist and Voralist, Ye! ot re? Motte: sounla his leaps -6 aceu- ser ecBlaat pe ie ©. ” roate to bis new | edeh 46 Ae are ie ee mo “i . 1 GUARANTEE, et on naiaated :red, and comprised in One MONS. PAUL BERGER, HE NEVER MIs-Es HIS GRA&P?! , Gen. Hamilton is m command of Gen. Rose-)| Ferry, where x pontoon bridge has been thrown Pe RE es =f RE er | Mngnifieent enter nment singl: ticket enti MONS, PAUL BERGER, Ase Se ‘rans’ division. ucio-s the Potomac. Dhe remainder, by two rerponsibie: persons, whose signatures must | ‘Wie ‘he bolder to witness ail. oe ait The great American Pantomimist, ra ion, will appexe . The latest information from Corinth says that | te three corps uuder Burnside’s co: be appended te the quntanion. aie Geant MeL tena ee cee tha telleeiae Bar BOB BUTLER, ALL T‘UORIGINAL RAVELS IN AWERICA | scouts from the nighborhood of Rolivar rey will speedily tollow. shown by the oficial certiscate of the Clerk of the | THE MUSEUM. | MONS. LEOTARD, MONE, LEOTARD, | Thep — t engagement af this famone Tro: SEs oe Date | a Steet a Dearest District Court or of the United States Dis | 1,18, this dgpartment appears, in admirable con A COMPLETE BALLET COKPS, isk: TED TQ A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, Gere le merepert that Genera | comananden ciation soe on i s re 3 nres of i » ti be e hat ae od ’ ‘Siadets musi be present in person when the bids | Menazeric that far tamed epitome ef humanity, | FOURTEEN BEACTIVUI-AND PASCINATING | WEMNESDAY RVENING, Oot, th threatening an attack, Pict | of Fiz Jobu Porter, are also on the iwerch are opened, of their proporals will put bo consid. | the most diminutive of all humen beings of bis 4) 1) MOUNG FEMALES. 1) | TheStightly Pantomime, Thirty-five foraging wagons and their -uard i They probably encamprd last nicht mear che ia ceacdial Sean eereruih Ginikcsaaitcn? | age, the red eae SORE Uer’ ial ie ahs JSOCKO voles by the re dels a few day since, | 5 of Pieasant Valleys ready to follow Burn- ins oped thew hors camel ona ey | Phe Commodore holds itix levee at the pavilion in MADEMOISELLE ZOE, THE BRAZILIAN £PE { en Re | "Tie evetostion of hia! > ‘will be required of the successful bidder upon sign’ | full uniform every afternoon and evening at2and | MADEMOISELLE ZOE, Pipo (acoinie character)... .. Aabriel Ravel si : : ‘a | ane their talling back me T by the Repels, the contract. Zo'clock, Intellizent. sprightly. prepossessing and | pay ama Jocko (by the great Man Monkey). Maret FROM MEMPHIS. raecl be betclon cao Staunton, t# con- the bond must accompany the contract. it will | nlfmble, the little hero bears of the belie. Inugbing — e117 GAUTIER, MLLE GAUTIER, | Corte. cece ° > Med. Marventi | Rebel Band Dispersed—The Reported Ad. | Fo eraan! Gitiatns who came law our Be pecessary for, bidders to Bave thelr bondamen | at all pretenders eho dare dispute with hin the M ART, MLLE EVART Paste Dens... Mad. Marzetti and. Mons. Tophotf vance of Price Uutrue [Ree Arnie te Seen, at nl teeta Bad Foul to. be produced when the coutract in | perior in wer, and equal in attraction, is the te | EES PACER ARCREEM HET Oo ‘BRIM, The RAVEIA in the vavione nha: Caro, Oct. .—Col. Stewart, with adetach- | pee eel Wink eae aes Se Slip br otters 0 br oh of European and Aluerican celebrity,ant.next to | KATE HAMILTON COM PSETE ranriton, | BRILLIANT DIVERTISSENE NT. phis, four days wthce, and broke up.a camp ef | the nunterer Gok neeten we tog ened a prone aig Sobel rae = aes mene. es (ocean on wsimall scale | LOW GAYLGRIT TOM VAROR ow eiyzonp. Sons aaa Toe a ruerillas, who retreated across Wolf river, | 1th New York regiment, in Gordon's tnnen and ——, of the county of ——, and State of ——. do | ee THE Eot ESTRLAN TROUPE. F CHARLEY GARDNER, > | he. i burning the bridge adter them. Col. Stewart | of Slocum’s Corps, » suffering from a genera! hereby guaranty that ——is able to fulfill s con Brightest in the firmament of stars which raliate | BOB HALL, BOB HALL, | Pas CIINOIS..... .. crossed, however, killing two of the rebels and , nee of typhoid fever, which in man tract in accordance with the terms of his proposi- | from this immensity of talent, is the elecant Paris- WALLACE BROTHERS. * capturing & number, He also destroyed the | ces proves intal, A few days sine aune tion, axd that, should his proposition be accepted, | iau Equestrienne HARRY THOMSON, HARRY THOMPSON To conclude with the daring and dashing Pluutations of the secession sympathizers iu | Were ninety cases im this he willat enter into @ contract in accordance MADAME TOURNAIRE! i CK PARSONS. . YOUNG AY 2 that vieimit —_ ee 4 ai Teriinent. It is en- therewith. ; -displaying | TOM MORGAN, *°OM MORGAN. ORG AMERECA Col. Morrison's cavalry ba avery | Heights a erenhy lovation‘on Maryland Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre- r beantifa & &c Vaulting and § ing en the “ y had also made a very j Heient fed fo become his recur: tics. oy Steed. a most perfect command of the hridia hand, Qo THREE FLY APEZE! reset eeagel ys eg Sie adjoining country, | ies other regiments beside it, both new and (To this guarantee mus’ appended the aficial h the concomitants attending her dashing. aA : ‘ rowing hia infa: ene ea ve or six cuerilla camps. j @ are entirely free from ver which edttiteate above-mentioned} | and (earle School of larsemamchiga The | TMS Manegement hems to state that notwithstand. | Throwing his infant tody cleat aarors the interior | “Tt ge miated that Vallentine’s Tbe cavatry, | nest have wor oleae eke nee a INSPECTION. PELIVERY, &e. unpatalleled acts and scenes of Horsemanship by i engagement of HERNANDEZ, and to an fru yz the most some ago, left Holly Springs and | winematic encamy nt. The ragimen’ will vame as tarnorth as Hatchir. This fact had | probably be left be 5 siven rise to the reported approach et General | Mules contracted for under this sdvertise- | » = > : with the Farce of Price to Bolivar. j (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Press.) ment will be subjected to a rigid inspection, and eI is pee the Great Riders Messrs, HEMMING not egnforming to the specifleations will be | CAMILLE, and ‘| TROUPE, there will be startl, th ff No Altesation Prices of Admission. LE BREGY, M1 LEGAKDNER. I be diversified M’LLE MARIE. formance comin r by a succession of Athletic Exercises, | Sapeaieid ab witli . 4 "he Mules must all be delivered in this city with- On THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, | SUDDEN THOUGHTS. . = —= ——— ' dg as ARTERR GEN. MCCLELLAN, PLpas- in (2) twenty days from the date of signing the { Oct ana Si, and Nov. 1, P et -+.Mr. Bishop Five Steamers Burnt at St. Louis. | AdT Vater, Oct. 27.—As stated im my letter contract. AYTERNOON AND NIGHT, Sr. Loris, O¢t. #7.—One of the most | Of the uoth inst, one army corps commence: Psyment to be made upon the completion ofeach at disasters that have visited our ri rine far | ONIN last Saturday, but owing toa want of contract, or so scon thereafter ax the Depot Quar- ALEXANDRIA. proc sCUTTed tocdan Re marine for | enue teadiness, only three regiments reached Yermaster shall be in funds. BF Admission to the whole only 2% conte; re- ny Years occurred to-day. | About noon a | Berlin, a point six miles below Harper's Forty Any informality in the bid. or non-conformance | gérved balcony sents 5) conte, ocd Doors open at 7—commence at 7%. fire Was discovered im the hold of the steamer | on the ‘Maryland side, that afternoon. Bat with the terms of this advertisement, wil ensure . #7 Admission—25 and 40 Cents. ‘ost 1W H. D. Bacon, which was unloading hemp at | Siccum’s and Cox's Army corps ia this watiny foot of Locust street. The flames spread | were ordered to held themselves in ten pounds of good coffer, or in jien thereof one. 7 . v 7 gad-abalt. pounds of tent Aficen scceaa ar 39 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK, | THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY New | med ; four quarts of vinegar; one pound of mers candles, or one-and-a-fourth pounds of adaman’ gvod berl dipped tallow candles: feet pousas ot | CHOICE BRANDIES & WINKS, hill to prepare to lay do’ te § Valley Water Compa: 4 my. eSieeriey per 2 San Francisco, Oct.27.—The steamer G Age has arrived from Panama. ae with a-white by the dought: | warrior as his ensign, still floats over his mat. e IMPORTERS OF We are Crowded Every Night with TOE WOLETRG TON. THE FIRST CITIZENS OF THE COUNTRY. or the Mischievous, ead hearted Acte or: exe Mules w led in lots of (2 ve MY TSEC, enue, Re is cork open al x qn F pn: Seer sity hundred cach unlors the Depot Quartermaster inay | tween th end Inth ste.NEW ARRANGENESTIO The CANTERBURY HALL, rises at a quarter to Bovelock™ Brith ereat rapidity, creating alarm and com- | for departure yesterday at ten o'clock, deem it for the interest of the Goverument to vary | undersigned is happy to announce that he has ef- CANTERBURY HALL — — — | Poles among the aljacent steamers, and be- | bura countermand efisued, caneed the number. fected an engagement with Mr. HENRY JUNG- 2 " GROVER'S THEATER fore they could be removed the Me‘ill, &. | by the rain. To-dny we ate catching The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself the | NICKEL, the greatest Violoncello Player now in CANTERBURY HALL, ‘Pens. avenue, wear Willards Hotel McDowell, Estelia_and W, H. Russell were | fashined eqninoctual galeca nena mine ts Fight te reject any or all bids fhat he may deem too | this country, who will perform every night at the G Z 2 sw wrapped in fiames and destroved, together with 1 be tis be! = high D. H. RU % above hall, in company with other Si ‘Also, LoursiaNa AVENUE, NEAR Sixta STREET, Lonard Gaoven.-....—..-—--..__. MANAGER | their contents. About six hundred bales af | Tm pesos. 4 oc 16-td Colonel and Depot Quartermaster. S4GNORA 'SEYDEL has been re-engazed, and will ee a - hemp, one hundred baler of | The usual inspection of prior wa sees ene — | Selene our visitors w Tipdoapnnt) ath gy LovistaNa AVESUE, SEAR SIXTH STREET, i THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Ps z dros * of cotton, and a large | coytemplated engagement, took ‘on Satur. PHoPosaLs rok KATIONS FOR 1963. Deets. ete, Mr. ADOLPI WELLENSTEIN, will Lovirasa Avakun, sean Sixt Srazes, THIRD APPEARANCE quantity of miscellaneous freight, piled on the | day. , $ z a ide at the Piano. Together with a host of tal- Tack é “ _ of the | levee, Were also destroyed. The loss is e-tima- | ‘Zo-day the stm shines brightip,and pre copie erg eee Hel asa} lel elaat HEL. Pearl of the Aynerican Since! ted at &156,000, moves. ‘The wind i siteag. feline nal. : Li pert no og rma rial Directioy.—Leave Pennsylvania avenne at Sixth LUCILLE WESTERN, St. Lovie, Oct. 25.—The total loss by the | lively and ruddy on their march, and horses, « Switep Pzoross:s will be received at this office Concert commences at 5 o'clock p. m. or Four-and-a half atreet and go two equares north ies Weeree .. burning a ae Re i ons cottonond hemp» with flowing manes and kindled caracole until $0 clock p. ja. of the Ista day of November | se 301m HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop’r. | of Penusylvania avenue, LUCILLE WESTER on our levee amounts to $175,000, und the insu. | gaily under their burdens. New Sife is infused, next, for furnishivz rations to the U.S. Marines, | — saa aratar seamea tala LUCTLLE WESTERN, Tance to $63,4u0. j and the army of the Union speeds again to at the following staiions, during the year 1883, Viz? | —~"Vye a> aay pp. = 5 SSS The Able, Young snd Beautifal Aetrers, whose — — Fs | viletory.. Fortanouth, New Hampshire; OSTHEIM BROTHERS, CONBULNDCE ROR eRe GREE AAT, eens peer Affairs is Califernia. | 2, Reports arrive that the rebels are reheat Brooklyn, Long Island, New York; c * NC s NTHUSLASM: Sax Francisco, Oct. 26.—Uneas: a Phi'adelphia. jennsy lvania; oe OSTHEIM BROTHE RS, THE GREAT TRIPLE COMPANY . At the non-arrival of the steamer Golden Ane, | nothing is definitely known here At present of ‘ashington, District of Columbia; comp2sed of the First appcatan cet the talented, poe actress, | from Panama. She is 36 hours overdue, | she new positidn by the enemy. Tuere osport. near Norfolk, Va. 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 5 MISS KATE DENIN. The boiler of the National Flour : | 1: @ pian of march laid out, which the move- Exch ration to consist’ of three-quarters of a FIRST TALENT IN AMERICA. Mills explo- | jients of Lee's army will hi little effect upon. pound of mess pork, or bacon; or one-and-a-fourth 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, —— : First appearance cf the charming soubretio, ded yesterday, xilling four men, woundin)- oth. far ward te cOnward one upon. ands of fresh or salt beef; twenty-two ounces of 295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WALL MAY ALL OOMPETITORS TREMBLE, MISS VIOLA CROCKER. oe and damaging the mill to the extent of will be duly revealed. Hi. wt «Beer Bread made rine . arnt Rev % SCCES “s . . nd adquarters eee cuncew of extrnaup” li beep Ca ES 7 SUCOESS 18 OURS. For the first time this season will be produerd. to- | "A qutickeilver lode has been discovered,with: | 2b1¥imave tomorrow to Berlin.eix miles Below er one pound of hard bread, at the option of the ANC THE CANTERBURY ATILL AHEAD. night, the sparkling two-sct Comedy. by Tum | in two miles of San Francisco. The prospects | Harper's Ferry, at which point sre0 Government; and at the rate sfeight quarts of best : a z Tarlor eng Charics Reade. entitled are rich, and appear extensive. The dise > |vare crossing. ‘The headquarters of Burnsi white beans, or iu lien thervof ten pounds ofciee; | 39 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK, antwill continue to give In which MASKS AND FACES! WAS meee While worksebe wees arco. my i | though much of his army has departed, ownTSS LUCILLE WESTERN, | dy se Se remain in Pleasant Valley, and the biné t 3 . hard. brown soap; tw cere IMMENSE SUCCESS = The English Cotton Famtwe nearly Ended. fr dred pounds of potatocssto exch hundret ra: | CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES, atone Rkieiasinee ne ate vere "Habeas Corp . The London Daily News of the 6th insta: The increased allowance of four ounces of our | CHOICE BRANDIES & WINES, THREE FEMALE STARS, Viola Crocker ag.1000 <2 7... itty Clive of Penonke ae Winder, | that tho Raghaht coltes toa aay’ Sietibet.twit Gian, at the tereenibnie tie 4 : MISS KATE PENNOYER, To conclude with the Great Burtonian Extrava- | habeas corpus to be liberated from Fert War, | S0oR be ble to procure a supply of the stayic ese nt insurrection, and the ration be as provided AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN MISS KATE PENNOYER, WaNTE ranza . Ten, was heard to-day before Judge Clifford, of | ‘ndependently of the America growers: Bylaw and regulations. ob the Ist of July, issi. BOURBON WHISKIES sian , 7 fecnate pitidaseea RE er ts | the U.S. Circuit Court. The writ was crantd, “The day was sure to arrive when the. gen, ‘The beef shall be lelivered on the order of the BYE AND ’ pants | Judge Clifford remarking that it was not in. } €T@! inabifity'to witieve sae ot commanding officer of each station. either in bu MISS JULIA MORTIMER, 7 AB tended to apply to or prejud: y i other sources than Cotton or by the single ration amd sba'lconcistorthebert'| BEB AND BOURBON WHISKIES, MISS JULIA MORTIMER, Brose Circle erwereenernee corenonne-tponnta | tat may heneatter arise on the retura of th Slates must give way before the facts, “Tha: <3 sani Reve : 4 Sa = 7 Orchestra Chai me. it we itrry seems nearat hand. At be Ni prin mee pork: and the grocezies to be AS WELL AS EVERY VARIETY OF ORES pt atk Family Circle Scents i compupdsat at Fort ose and tf tomerell last week the from India began to a. All subject to inspection. Sihe LIQUORS, CORDIALS, é&e. | MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, | Private Boxes 6 ks | COME UD for further hearing to-morrow. ‘Tne | Five. a 10,000 bales from Bombay All bids must Le accompanied by the following 4 J > S, &e. MINS AGNES SUTHERLAND. | Golored Pacterte- 2 TTB cekts | Counsel for Mr. Winder are Wm. B. Reed, Sw. | me in during three days, and the quantity Se ee ere +IQUOKS, CORDIALS, &c. UNBOP'NDED ENTHUSIASM ese mar Deateared fom 1p eiaoek aim. tei) MRE ener ee eee pool wen Sawa ee ae daoel ae Es ‘The undersi<ued. —, of —. in the State of —. y, ; DS BOF Bes, BEBSI o'clock p. m., without extra charse. | pine andes 0 . and ——. of —. iu the State of -—, hereby guar- AND THE BEST BRANDS OF |, perfect Floral Shower Nightly Gructs the Torp- | DOTS BH at 6s o'clock.“ Verformance com- | Arrest of a Clergyman for Censuring Gen. | poe i Ma eager d of Wpe wees, ae ool, j pears to be fully justified in the hope: antee that in case the foregoing bid of —, for @ GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. horean Queen, —— : Fations. ax above Deeg oe degatearer pm pr they LIBERTY HALL, Harnisnuns, Oct. >—The Rey. Charles A. | of his tone. The next disclosure wns we Will, within ten fier the receipt of the con- p a MISS KATE PENNOYER, pce gr ge Oy pe paren oe fe . GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS ALEXANDRIA. VA. Hay, pastor of the Lutheran Ch i have P Rrverert ote in 1805, of 1,630,000 tract for the same, Good avd sufficient sure- a Joy unspeakable iswritten upon every countenance | Prrcrvan & Co vwssussuscnss-Rroprietors | CH: has been arrested and taken tw Baltimore, | out of the 00, which ts the largest quan- fm peer cn pgp ras pear wie to cate We also offer for sale when they hear the levely ——— » | by order of Gen. Wool. ‘The cause of his arrest | uty desired, at the ordinary rae of prices. inte contract ax afores: 1 We, eusramter to make ae a ‘3 2 The Beantifnl Queen of Song, } is supposed to be the communication, sizued by | Tlis amount will be just donble the mantity ocd She eae parece, th? offer of said A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF MISS JULIA MORTIMER. MISS FANNY FORREST! | Rey. Mr. Hay, published in the Telegraph, cen. | used per week for the last thre months, asa i a be accep! a ome Guarsator. Hi etically-sealed Frulis, Meats,&e. | Ghiarsatng! Charting! is the exclamation uf every FANNY nae ay rorRANSY FORREST! i suring dhe itary authority of Baltimore. thus yyy seem that the worst must be Witness - EL. ‘ C. D., Guarantor. a tieally-sealed Fruits, Meats,&ke. i one when they hear the soul stirring sonz< of a rat aie im H Fatal Accident a Buti: " S verage taken Wythe trade ne ‘oe . I hereby certify that the shove named —are | Hermetieally-sealed Fruits, Meats,&e. eal learned The Best Horrzontal Bar Performer in the World! |, BURY Ato, Oct. 27.—A tatal accident occurred | 3nd the promised supply, independent of known te me a8 menof property, and able to make 4 Z THE COURT OF BEAUTY. He will also perform his here this atternoon. Two young ladies—Miss | Chtnge in American will y 3, good their guarantee, ‘ Gon. EXPRESSLY PUT UP FOR CAMP USE. eae Si co TRAIN he, j Hawkes, ately trom Si. Mary's College, Hur. | Bales per week. The eouress of (iis supply (Tobe signed 9y the’ United Stares District Judze, The following beautiful young ladies appear every JENNY LIND | dington, N.J.. and Miss Dows, of this city— | amv Tudia: the Brazils, Egypt, Turkey. Taly. ' while viding, were thrown from the giz. Miss bi id = ‘mited States Dasiriet Attorney. or Coltectur9 SH et | quight in First Week of . NEW’ DANCES: MISS KATE HARRISON, the beautiful dan sews ‘other sources.” These ‘other sources’ are Tlawkes was killed, and Miss Dows injured. Leora § wary Will be con-idered unless xceom- BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET panied by thaabove gusranter. ; saega ee > | MISS JULIA CHRISTINE WILLIS ARMSTRONG, td :. credited with only 25,000, Considering tha: Proporals to be endorsed “Proposals for Rations | BEST GOODS IN’ THE MARKET, | “78S JULTA CHRISTINE, | ec) aS ne but not dangerously Gen. Davis Indicted ior Mansiaughter. | i i Petsonableto hope that the mupply may turn ont to have been underrated eyen for Yoa3," and addieseed to the undernigned: | MISS LILLIE BRANDON, Miss FRANK LA FOLLE, H 3 4 the West Indies are incladed onder thi« head, | * TES, | Salen Swi Major and EOWHET HE W TORE PEIC* MISS FRANCES LE | Miss TILLY FORBE aha iea hig negli: hn : aSekeate =. espe LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. M'LLE LEZETTA, i LITTLE ELLA, | GOUIgyiees Get 2.—The grand jury ha» in- | coming season. ‘The reports from Jamaica s-—xr.—_isco.-=. e : ” . icted Gen. Jett. C. Davis for mansiaughier. in | are in te highest degree Soak , =, LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. MELE ERURETTA, } Willappear in. | killing Gen. Nelson. io the flourshing Condition. Of the "growing DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, a ean 3 NIA AVENUE. | 3 LLIN _ NEW DANCES: | The first through mail for Nashville siuce | crop and the rapid increase ot ibe area deeo-ed Exhausted nature's great restorer. cera ace a RDS oR Ry ERO e = au E ELLA. nat ae Cane iS aicagans ‘s raid commenced will leave to-mor- to (cotton. In Feisna and Demararethe pre- fal beverage and active tonic. Composed o: 2 sii at BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS WILLIE EMERSON, 5 j z i F; pr are setting heartily to work to procure pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in- Between Ninthand Tenth Streets. | The Gteatest Re; atives of the Negro Char- HARRY FENTON. | es. tcan fhe uted Gee aa the body, without stimulating the Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. act r appearing on the stage | ss. ands fA: Bostox, en 2 —Hon. Johu A. Cliford de- | ery of the hig st order has been sent out to bram. It destroys acidity of the stomach, " 2 ueoesn of the Gre SPLENDID COMPANY! clines the People’s nomination for Congress in | Porto Rico, which is expected to supply a tite, and strenzthens the system. eS wa | Splendid Success of the Great . oe: the firsi district, aud says that his support of | Iurze quantity, net ese than the ~$- creates an appetite, Z s : es a Caaats my JUST AS OUR PAPER IS GOING TO PRESS, | PROF. G. W. KIRBYE, ENTIRE NEW BILL! the President is uncenditional and without } 2.0%) acres, next year, and the qe lity of the Itis a.certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constp: = are the only successful rival of Wyman. Be Sce Pills of the day_og qualification. | Wert India cotton Is declared fo be scaresty tion, Diarrhea, Liver Compluint, and Nervous | F{FAVILY laden with news of suce’ COME EARL ; short of the highest ratesof American. The Crews of the Burnt Steamers. v ee Unit, &s lame pasces on, we tind our- Boston, Oct. 23.—The bark Azer, from P: selves under she process of being weaned from al, bus arrived with the crews of the vessels | O8T Obstinte reliance on the stave States; and MASTER GEORGE, the Wonder of the Aga, Poors oben te = ear eiens on 2h ariel He MAY we here state, * There's Nobody hurt !"— Last Week of the great resi o'clock. oc lw Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease | CospTHING of import we stop to insert— from change of dict, water, ete. It can be used Ly at all times of day, by old or young, and is par- GYPSY’S LAY. = —— ames 2 A A he cre 4 a i ticularly recommended to weak and delicate | YT isin regard to an excellent Store, | ae WINTER GOODS.) = ly destroyed by the pirate steamer Ala- } foetreational hope of bok nae eee Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho- 1 i Clothes fi dling to | oen i 7: -— — | ca which can restore the old stute of affaure.”” tels, and Saloons. P. H DRAKE & CO., No. | THAT Rstockes mith Ene Clothes rusia MONS. SZOLLOBY'S | Search dor the Pirate Steamer Alabama. | dali heal an 2 Broadway, New York. se 25-eo8m {OW enstor rsthrong—what bargains they get— | RAVEL PANTOMIME COMPANY of fine heavy |, BosTOs, Oct. 28—The steamer Tuscarora i a» A Cronsiad: journal states that the Japa- [INE GROCERIE =F ~ | & How all the clothes xo beautifully fit, will appear in the lawghalle pant entitled We hare also a, op plete astort oa Payal on the cord _ e Res reage on the | bewr apenas Bil sufferea frome oon a - 5 ERIES, - = promi aol D TITS, i ast { sth instant, in search of the rebel pirs ‘amer | ness ing Sw = Fre GROC! stn TANG you ant see the polatand the pith? THE MAGIC FLUTE, rable manner, Officers # 1d or Military Goss labia . aya = i burg. ‘The First a: pasanden, in pasticaser FINE GROCERIES, CANs i aseas THE MAGIC FLUTE. desirous to their wauts. Keavy Woslen Blankets, a {| was exceedingly ill, notwithstanding the INE GROCERIES. surse; ft is plain—‘tis the store of frien = . oF camp Use, at reesei = s ad | ~trange remedy hi F nick GEccwnTEs. | OF « SMITH! . | HART and SIMMONS in New Acts ALL, STBi i die Letras oes MONROE, | of vou winder hares Faubartaniain- serene AT AUCTION PRICES, { oO ee eras Post Office, ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME _eetdtf between siitand ieth streets, | tiasuecn phelae’ bere tox the’ tat. thixty homes, fete sac eg ao AT AUCTION PRICES, Where nerreR PANGLNS fox CAsit cam be ob- | NEW DANC AST ATEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR MIL. | Eee ee eT uOOn xpress,” from | Bt ‘vk alittle champagneafierevery spoopiul AT AUCTION PRICES. taine. than atany etherstore it Wastinglon. Me) 1 a. ase oreluck: performinnes, 7K. ITARY AND CITIZENS’ WEAR | Aiken's Landing, due yesterday efierabon, as | eee —— keeps Bee ote ans Maes Onre | Admission 25 cents, Orchestra Chairs 6 cents. SRCHANT TAR { not arrived. i | Sra rts edna from Trapani was entered The remainder of the cargo of the MEN'S FURNISHING Sand BATS, Us } oe iwe t aid to have recently in. | # br Custoin House yesterday. Its cat “sonpe acl rag = 2D METH ROK EIAHO 7 i E ; rined one of our F eral officers that the ob- | ne oy on ene importer pak gone Consisting of every description of | NEw AND SUMP LEED MET ING, | How maeyne sities igee boon ened 0 tte James river, at Fort | on the hrs making the preminm Gone-an0 FINE oy N R WOLOWSKI, Pianist PRISM the last thre t y-blue De te 2 more than the original cost of whele cargo FAMILY ead Comperes ban tetorcat from the Lon- ice ORT TES ety French Blue Cloths and C ortress Monroe at 7 o'clock ES did | Theentire dut Was about $3,000 in gold or Its Grocentes, — | fee eco atone cou IMT ETT | 160TH oF HEAD ACILE ta @ Yew mina Cots, get Raney Heenan Black Cte Conc | Ber dneaiued in Saltianon oe tea ene | Neh pounds.—Bovo Traveller a. . = = a 5 P EVER always in twelve or feurte 4 rods as OMY WS tyte °F shit ore by the storn ” : > Wall be for sale urtil the Schooncr is discharged, | Ged Method. By Professor, Wolowski ® Srotem.f | MAGNETIC PLASTERS aud OINTMES ance aul iesiide DEVA'LL BRON |The Richmond Enquirer of Ootober 24th, | ci ee oe re > Re cnabled in's very short time to read music with | 89” Hour-, before 10 9. m_or after 1p. m Ne. 434 Penn. av. between @zand 6th sts, says that the yellow fever has made tis appear. | | B47” The secession sympathizers in ville FAMILIES rs eat faciJity, and execute operatic as woll as cl ceattme HES: WREN, Magnetic Pssician, 00 I.yobt | ance in keveral towns in Texas. At Sabine | RAN A Feport of the - bad i ed of a Winter Supply, * ie music with rare perfection, As to the ne 21- —s : of a. ~ ) Pass at the Intest accounts there bad been an Dorn. is stated that be had a violent “8 TRADE PRICE fa PES Ets py Be vac eae |ycR CREAM, eet) eee | twenty-five deaths from it, and most of the | dltereation with Gen. Price after their late de- = oe extraordinary resulta, senders the v AT $1.50 pre Gastoy, CAMP COTS, { people had fled fram the place feat by Rosecrans, and drew @ pistol on Rim, Can be supylied by the Pasar aod enables, tee quality of tone, Prof, Wolowski | Bost quality always to be ad, in pyramids or CAMP STOYES, cen emcees 2 = but before it could be used Capt. Taylor, ef FRED. 8, COZZENS, accuracy AMitors daily from $ to 4 o'clock p.m.,at | plain moulds, at the ig wwe 3 . a Price's staff, shot Van Dorn. and Mth st bis residence No 451 ‘enth street, between E PHILADE) PHTA CONFROTION ERY, MESS CHESTS, TIN- EPOONS, CUTLERY. | Why THe Guy was Sonk.—The Alexandria enincky bas suffered terribly by te Consig nee, comer Pa. avenue oh aes . erm | certmt Corner Twelfth and Bats. | oy. OUPE, TIN PLATES NS, +) News says schoolinistress that city, of se- | rebel invasion. She is gatted. Union gounty : & os _ : - -—— - = J 8, TIN PLATES, . ' | cession proclivities, gives as a reason why the tout is sald to have furnished > “TC : > —A BARGAIN—A HORSE AND SCALES COOKING STOVES neh tiie a Why the | tour is sald to inva. = at Egret eee HOVED PATENT K Mea Y with Harness and Saddles COAL OIL LAMPS, &c. . piprcon’ Guy Was reir up, that at <om* tine over 47.00 hope, 1,200 worth eels Schooner “ Aid.” foot of Ith at, WATER CLUSET OR CLOSE STOOLS, Uridle. The horse is only 5 years old, very FSM Just received by E.H.& H. 1. GREGORY, or other not specified, Abraham Lincoln, in tue 4 of beet, for Jeft. Davis's scrip. month : 4 = Wee caate i kind and geutle, well gaited, and in every. Be 19 321 Pa. avenue. Tecklessness of his character and without the | jjus State bas been robbed of at Jeast Bou or ew borfrer. 3. W. BUTSLER Hospitals, Hotels and Private Families. | Zerpect ap exellent family horse. Buggy fant — 5 mia = i the sana. sufficienuly banca’ his eves, | 30,000 horen ©. W. BOTELER & SON, f metal, are per- | barucssgew aud substantial, For particulars in- AVINI & CAS | Placed his foot upon the vessel. From thar : IMPORTERS, There Bigals are sede ct est out of onter, and, quirent GUE area! oral the mtatte of Dr Grea ee OLA Juoment henecfortt the Guy was & dooined sineesty ede a Dae ee _— : - ; : t convenient arti fen. on Cstree re + south | v | weasel” “Tie wpirkiiaees on Roeeauee y WHOLESALE AN D RETAIL DEALERS see Fey have been nlopted inal the U | Pa. av. where they may be acen, (oe ig Amt Ree kreTr0 ployer Ne ae —— I nae Robert Suau. a reward of $2,000 having been = ae itale. Ae. They may be had in any au is | Union canse, had brought down the wrath of |“ '* 4 CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, ftale ee ue, up stairs, W sOUGH! COUGH !—Cough no longer, but use Washington. iu . ‘brought 1 i wo Fic maid CHINA, GLASS WAR atentee, No. 271 Pa. aven . tv i7 ( MOORE'S 8@ SUGAR = | God, and everything which they touched or | ve Se ee eee ae The undersigned take pleasure in informing the citizens generally that they have opened the abore instant relief. Bor Cr Bronchitis, Ac., they | Store, where can be bad French and other CON FEC- canuot he excelled. Pr and Scents por box. | TIONERIES of every kind. Also, constantly on MOORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE, hand, the best Forriyn aud Domestié PRESERVES Ohio, from Nash 3 Pa.av.. side. of eve: ely. < = % say! ny nited States troops Le ik Te ad cinneruva with theabove isafine ICE CREAM inthar shy ander comunand oF then: Neg \ abe fom any ane aa spec! = mae ” "i ainstany loree. There ? Tr. amy ts. Barney pamneel been DAVINI & CASTIGLIONI. | to protect the plnew Ae: z playing & Very successful engagement in Bos- ton. D.C y' t perish! m had anything to do with must pe! | wae sciged at Rouse’s Point, Lake Champa, ne, aa | on Thursday last. Frou N ApHVILIE—A gentleman who jas " " arrived air rien Ohio, from Nashville, { S27 By the upsetting of a boat in Porthina Me.) barbor, a few days five persons—al) ( ‘ys ago, SILVER PLATED WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS | 4 ~ | ger 7 y ORE-NEW GOODS! S cobive Og oe No. 464 haveere 3 iene. tothe publie. € cS y i kes gre: asure i noane- } | H eee bie saree, No. 464 Seventh street, ‘and B, where | ween F and He MEN'S and HOYS’ Cl tine and well se- i Ais ne OVS’ CLOTHING, | FREIGHT 70 NEW YORK —The fost suiting 0 N copper and copper fastened, first-class rth aud es ji e1 d from the RON HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue, which he has just receiv od. fre i a" = = | are forts, block-houses, and breastwork= upon Forastos Lvaeca mtn and lth atreete | Which he has & the lowest Nor shorty 7 siil'cul ter tba core part abont Pelint oe A BPANISH LESSONS. | The enct, south, ‘and west side of the town, the | wn > +e ERS! | “No. 464 Seventh at..nearP. | Saturday ofnext week. Part of the f eight being YOUNG Gentleman would be glad to take | Cumberland river being upon the north The | 62° Two hundred and fifty Bales of cotton COX CRACKERS? vox CRACKERS! | aah LINGTON’S SUPPLEMENTARY Dis. | engaged, a limited quantity will be taken: | Spaniah lessons from some good tescher-fora few | echanies who are leit wf busily fertitying | wei sold if Si. Louisa iow Gays MgO at Wi cents a pure LLINGTOD : <t ic = ' y to ED. 8. COZ 8, Agent, ponthy, Address fe hip Po~t U . G : : od ora Just received from Lan SEPA ORCHELL, owaASHaS CORRESPOND ENC H ioB, | oct Corner of lath st. and Pa. avenue | bce. geahiw” | Fertst. Cloud jPrround. 7 vols., Lo ! ecit Corner th t. and Vermont ay,