Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1863, Page 1

‘ at THE STA . 'Pass’s AVENUE AND 11TH SrRERy, onesE atte : w. D. WALLAOH) ae before 11 o’elock M; otherwise they may appear until the next day. AUCTION SALES. The STATES ManHal’s SaLB FERNITURE, Bekatins to C 8. Wallach, under the Confiscation Act. In virtue of a writ of vendiiont expomias issued om the Clerk's Office of the Bapreme Vourt of the strict of Columbia holding a District Gourt, aad to me dir.gted, I will expose to public sale, for residenee formerly cocupied by 0. B. Wallach. on Indisma avenua, No. 7, south si: ia, be- 2d and 4th streets. op TH URBDAY, 8+ ptember instant. commenting at o'clock ® © , the follow'ng Goods, Ohattels, aud Furniture seiaed, lib-lied and condemned as ihe faraituro of ¢. 8. Wallach, and will be sold for the ure of the Duited rtates: Fot Ciciota, Caster Oralre, ‘i a ‘at Hack, 01 ry stan: iin, HE 0% Car, 087} mbreidered Curtains, Lot Badetate ne CaseCurteins& Corniers, Beds and Bed Leoking-Glasses. Bolsters and Pillows, Lounges & Arw-Chairs, Butter Trays, Workstend& PancyTable,P ne Tales, ndaliere. ‘Btair& PasssceCarpetii on Obairs, Mattresses& Fea‘ her! t Ottomans, Lot Stoves ‘atble-top Tables, Boeking Ohairs, Le 'ge tot Gargets snefian Bivads “me 2. enetian . Bait Ber Lot Comfortere, Large lot Washstands, Large lot Chamber Sets, Basy Chaire, Book Oasee, Iron Bedsteads. Together: with many other articles not ename- rated in this schedule. WARD FH, LAMON, ve 5-dts U.'S. Mdarebal, BEIETANT QU ARTEBMASTER’S OFFIC. Corner of G and Twenty-second streets. Washington, D. C. Angust 25, 1863. PUBLIO FALES OF CONDRMNED ANIM. will take piace at the Corral, near the Observa’ in this city. on the first, third, and fifth WEDN Lot Kitchen Furniture, DAYS of Beptam er, 1963, the 34, 16 h, and 90th of the mon’ “ann property is eondemned as unfit for public rvice, Balea to commenee at ten o'clock a. m.. of each a be continued from day to day until the ber on hand shail be sold. ‘erms cash, in Government fands. +t, H. TOMPKINS, au 26- 32t Captain, A.Q.M..U0.8 A By J,C, McGUIRE & CO.,, Auctioneers, FRAME HOUSE AND LOT #0OR SALE—Tavs- vER’s Sate.—On TUBSDAY APTBRNOON, Bept. 16th, at 5% o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of adeed of trust bearing daie on the dayo Bovember, /8. and recorded in the land reco ef Washicgton County, District of Columbia, in Liber J. A. 8 ..187, foliot Sv2. et seq , we shall sellat public auction, te the uighest bidder, all that Lot or parcel of ground in the Qity of Wash- ington, known and described on the plan or plot of saic city, as part of Lot numbered six (6), inSquare numbered seventeen (17). beginning for the same fourteen (14) feet from the dividing line between lots numbered five (5) and six (6), on Twenty-sizta street west, and running north with said 2th street fourteen (14) feet, thence ninety-seven (97) feet to the depth of said lot, thence south fou teen (14) feet. thence west ninety-seven place of Beginning, wise imy efs ecmfertable D Terms: One third cash, and eoual payments of six(6) and tw from the day of sale, with inter payments to beecured by deed of trust re d from | the day of sale, the trurtees Will resell the property at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, on one week’s notice in the Washington Star. All conveyancing at the eost of the purehaser. J MIDDLETON, Dine, nape ERASMUB H. 0. 8PAL! Trustees Phoenix Building Association. an 2 J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, SS PERSONAL. Ne AHOLIAB wishes to inform in- qciring persons thst she is ready to read the past, present, and future events. Can be consulted op various matters of gmportance, from 9 a, m. until 9 p.m.,at No. 60 south A street, Capitol Hril, between Ist aud 2d sts. se 9-3t* © IMPOSITION._MADAME ROSS, Dociress and Astroloxist. was born with a natural gift. Bhe tells tke past and future—never known to fail. Causes speedy marriages ; brings together those long” separated ; ear diseases. Business strictly copfiden ial. No. 333 @ street north, corner of 12th street west, three squares from the Patent Office, The Saly perecs. at can show a likeness of future husband or absent friend in re- ality. Ladies 5' cents: Gentlemen $1. se3 im* WANTED! 4 EVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON to see these Roses, and call at THE PINKING AND STAMPING DEPOT, No. 391 F street. @pposite the Patent Office. 6,000 elegant Patterns for Braiding and Em- zp broidery now ready to stamp, B7-New Pattorna received daily. Sa Hamped Goo, Braid ard Silt for sale, te Zim RARE OPPORTUNITY 75,000 Was‘ ches, Gold Pons & Pencils VEST, GUARD AND NECK CHAINS, CHATELAINE CHAINS AND PINS, ENGRAVED BRACELETS, ENGRAVED SPRING LOCESTS, fest Sroxz Rives, Cativornia Rimes, Onasap Emcs, Masonic Rixcs ap Pins, Gamvs’ Oat- wonwia Braworp Pins, Catrvoamia Diamoxy Max Drors, BeauriruL 8a:8 oF Jawsiar, New Eryix Stops aRD Burrons, ETC., WORTH $400,000, To be sold for One Doliar each, without regard to value, and not to be paid for till you know what you are to get, im ali transactions by mail we shall ebarge for doing the businets, % eents each, whisk must be eneliosed when the request is ie to know what A yeu ean After knowing what ean have, ‘then it will be at your option to 1, take the article or pot. le ae r Si—eleven 3}0—aad ene hun- ¢ Five articles ean be orde: b Laryey for $6—sixty-five' red for $15 f ‘With the information of what you eam have will be and ue of articles, and thea it be ay our option to send and get the article a Jeo, for @11 will sends solid Silver or «ither Army Corps Pis, with your name, regiment and ar any handsomely engraved upon it, ve 8. M. WARD & €0., Bex O76, How Yerk. 208 Broadway. iw IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS. SUTLERS WILL YIND H. A. DOWNING & cO.'s CONCENTRATED OLAM = 70 BR A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE POR iq THEIR TRADE. }y Ut sells very rapidly, and is the most economical © article of diet for the officer's mess. Itis prepared tn ene minute, and makes a most delicious Beup or Chowder. highly recemmended by Army Surgeans, The profits are large. Fortale by BARBOUR & SEMMES, Bole Agents, 65 Louisiana Avenue, ety Washington, D. 0. fgosara B.SHEWELL, | : a PHILADELPHIA. o DEALER In DEIED FRUITS, APPLES AN. 5 Paeked for Export or Govermment eee cei na® » FN_ADDITION TO OUB # Pate assortment bet a ingly cheap for eth): yinents, we have just od “BBeesietion of Bteinwey and Bons un- , wo superior Beven Pianos, at 6775 4 toned, 7 jo oxeeliont fine Octave Pianos just in, on uous, ME Masie fy att Wits Motoor Hite soa ba ———_— MET’S COBN SALVE. MEDIATB RELIEF AND PERMANENT. eoRB "EUNVESY rape bree, ite ain Va. se¢-lw? She best eo WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1363. vu, XXII. AMUSEMENTS. FORD’S NE Wee antes REET. a Joun T. Foiene Manager and Proprietor THIS (Frtday) EVENING, Sept. 111h, Last Niesr sur One THE NAIAD QUEEN} THE NAIAD QUEEN! THE NAIAD QUEEN! Pronouneed by Press and Publietobe the most Gorgeous Dramatic Pageant of the Age, ‘70-MOBROW (Saturday) APTERNOON, Grand Matinee Performance. commencing at 7 o’elock of THE NAIAD QUEEN; ‘The performance will be ended by 8 o'clock, in time for persons from Alexandria and adjoining towns to return home by the evening conveyances. Prices of admission 28, 80. and 75 cents. Boxes $10 and @6. No extra charge for reserved seats. se 11 WASHINGTON THEATER, ELEVENTH STREKT, NEAR PENN. AVENUE, THIS RVBNING, will be produced, at an enormous expense, the STRANGE, THRILLING, SPROTRAL ILLUSION STRANGE, THRILLING, SPROTRALILLUSION au BLLUBORY PHANTOM, ILLUSORY PHANTOM, popularly known asthe GHOST! GHOST! GHOST! which will beemployed in the remarkable super- natural drama, in two acts, entitled the DEATH FETOH OF THE RU! D CASTLE! DEATH FETCH OF THE RUINED CASTLE! DEATH-FETCH OF THE RUINED CASTLE! OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LIFE! FOUNTAIN OF LIF FOUNTAIN OF LIF: Admission 75, 50 and 25 cents, Seats reserved without extra charge. CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., mBAR ma Brauer, Wm. B, Sinn-...—_. Sole Manager and Proprietor TO-NIGHT, A WONDERFUL SPEOTRAL ILLUSION) FEARFUL, MYSTERIOUS PRESENCE! THE GHYST! which has created such a tremendous sensation in Paris, London and New York, IN THE THRILLING PRAMA, THE SHADES OF DEATH! First week of the European Danseuse, MISS MILLIE FOWLER. The Accomplished t ongstress and Danseuse, MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER. The Perfect Formed 1mpersonator of Btatuary, MISS FANNIE WILSON, THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY! EXOELSIOR CORPS OF COMEDIANS! POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Admission twenty five and fifty cents. Doors open at7o’clock; performance at 3 o'clock, 807-6t_ VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennaylvania avenue and Ninth st, THE GHOST! THE GHOST! Swords are thrust through it, Pistols are ficed at it, but with no ¢ffeet—No mortai power cam harms. Puantom oy Tum Dea !|—S8HAD0WS OF THE GRAVE! The appearance of the Spectre is so real that many deciare it to bea iiang being. The audience wait breathlessly fur the ion to appear; when, Jo} it stands boldly out end vanishes from the . ‘bis remarkable production in Fitzsimmon’s tion drama entitle E MURDERER’S DOOM, replete with ineidents in which the great illusion of the Ghost comes like shadows and so depart, The great BALLET TROUPE, lead by Mons. Baptistiro. including the lovel Genes es, Miss LIZZIB SHULTZ, LINA NDELI an with the great Dramatic Company,in a choice bill every night. 808 5t TEBTAINMENT eae BN VERY EVENING AT NEW YORE SUMMER GARDEN, No. 360 C Between 434 gu aereota, m ani ‘eots. jn 0. H, LIST, Proprietor. BOARDING. URNISHED ROOM—WITH BOARD—AT 619 @ street, between 4th and 6th. A few trans not arders be . se MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. f BB i 2 60 FOR TWO BUBSTITUTES.— sudsti- tutes wanted forO. A. Btevensand R L. ‘ans, who beisg drafted, find it diffieutt, bessare of domestic considerations. to obey their couse wy 8X0 cach fo ive goad ea, socal ana so lor two be Der, who will mot desert. Without such qualifies tions, the to thi the: to 1608 Aye Frio ibe siies of Bloward 11 Penn. avenue, (Boom 6.) before the eptembe: ‘3B ENS. Nese & t: vas. MBsDOuaReny. —The pigs paid Leg ITUTES ‘Those ah of Subatitates. in te it to their interest to at the “In Omes,? Wo. 511 Miath st., svence: ag. H. MILLER. per eS oS GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. NOTION. To ALL WHOM If MAY CONCERN. The sass red wo the saeon tory of ths Fost Oden and sree ins: om Congas bv | Sree es iL KS. od BGR W. KING. 0. etown, D.C. Mayon’s Ovri Georg: Bept 9, Proposasa wi'vs received st afoot cis Yeloek m.on Monday, the léth dey of September; iT trimming and Cy oem Mth street west, lew York avenue to L street north; the ogravel nine inches thick center, tapering to Inches at the gutter line, and to be Commissioner snd 9 of ks Bow used in the ‘trist. Bor sale at the Gers will state the yr square yard for eraveling, iseieaiag, wuuiaver trimming fuer oe Fequired to make the street to the of the Commissioner and Asastant Commissioners. eontractor cxovyt Ls Cy eortificate of tke'oone and “Asclotant ‘Commissioners that the ‘work has been properly emsentee Doi Gommaissioner of the First Ward. ¢- G KRAPFT, a0 10-td Assistant Commissioners, MPOBTANT TO LAD: DE. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS, The ingredients is Pills is the result of » utensive p! jee, mild in their opera- cay Jey ware to 60! irreguleri: P pstruat BBMOVING All 0B: Foes copicter deere fe LJ 0 the side, ps! ae cs "ainte ions, hyete sleep, whieh arises from iaterruptions of metare. DBR. CHSESEMAN'S PILLS 4 itive remedy for ali eompiain’® pasnliar IBDSOING WIE @RBTAIESY FRRIODIOAD Baplicit » stating Bos a8 ‘Son , With each Box. Price @ne é01! BF" Pold by all Dru, ss HUTOMING 2 RICLTER, Proprietors, 029 com Bl Oedar street, New bork Uity. hundred sets of one. e1 jc Baan sreont head deo. "Apply at No 373 Pann. ave, Street. Mi and Buddie an : es . “hel: iu. 8 J0UKSTON. oe | a LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1863. ——._ OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST OLROULATION, ge LADIES’ LIST. Adams Alice V_ Foster Eliza Po: Addicks Mrs Lt Foster Mary re Frazier Mrs BW Poor Cath Isabella, ‘Chas H-2 r 4ophia F Armes MrsJ QO. Fisher Lue Potter Mollie Boyle Ellen Fitz eraldMry A P -rter Minnie Botta Lucy Farel Mary P.rsons Henry B Boy! MrsCaptJasFields Anca Peters Sallie Burke MissAggi ster MinervaCienteld ferry Bond Mary J nin, v’sPutnam Mrs N Burns Mary C rier ie = Pierpont Julia A Birch Rebecca Graw Margaret Purdon Miss BatesMaryD Gault Rosa Phillips Roberta Burke Mise E Gale Eliza Persley Emma Belt Ellen © riswold MrsA¥Pritchett LillieO Beck Annie B Gelligan Mary Potter Mrs A P Baker Mollie Garwood A bieAPeaster Kate Bohrer Jenogen Goteha Eliza Ray Mattie Barry Mary Gardiner Rosina Rudy Sarina Barron Mrs E D Glover Ei Ross Lizzie Butler Amelia Gibson Mra Rawlings MaryS BishopMreLeroyHugher Jane Peed EOS BivineCarolineRHill Mary E Robey Maria A Hodgers PeterW Lyd H Marth Brennen Lydia P. jayne Mar: ry poser eatohns Brady Johanna Heath Emma Boacoe Emma _ Hill Mary B Rumney Mre Babcock MrsHB Hatz Sarah B m Barry Marr | Hynes Anny |= Rowan Mra LH ButierEmma Howard Julia Riley AnnO Burkins Emma Hart Mra berts Cassy Butler LucyJ Harris Marie Rogers Mary A Barney Elizabth Hall Rosa E ReynoldsCharite Brook MrsT Hildreth Lau-a Bichmond Miss Butler Amelia-2 Higgins Miss S PE, Bradbury SarahJHagard Morris Ryan Winifred Bahan Birs Huchinson Oath Sewa'l Sarah M BastorsIsab’aM Hosier Mrs Bitzinger Maris Bowman MraHF Hegmon Simms Miss CV-3 Boynton Mrs A Harrins Mi Smith Mrs M Barron Mra E D Hunter Georg’a Stoops Jane C Baily Mary Heemike AmeliaSlack Lydia H Barrett Mra Halpin Kate | Stiles Sarah Church Julia Hickey Kate E Stuart Martha Clark MreZach’s Hurley Julia Smith Mary Crabb Emma Hodgkins MreJS8immons Soph A Cole Apney Hammell MraJR Shaw Mary Candier Elizbth Harding Nellie Stone Sarab A Clay Jane Holley CatharineSmidt Susan A Clark Miss K Howard BS Smith Mra FH Cager Sally __ Haskell Mattie Stiles Mrs EM Cannon MrsWm Jones Sarah = Swift Mary Carty; Amey Jones Mrs FJ Stiles Mra Win- Gonkling Phebe Jones Harriet. ship-2 Coffin Geo T Jarvis Rachel M Smith Fanny Crocker Mrs@ D Johnson Mary B Stinson Harriet CarrMradno Jeaden Martha Bawder Robt Coomb Mary Jordan Emma _ Stewart Mary Conn Nannie E JohnsonAmandaSumby Mary A Cock Mary Jellison Mary E Stinson Harriet Callan Amanda JaneyGlorina Sullivan Annie ChaseSarah A Kirtz Mra W Stanley Mrs M Crutchley Miss King Emily Sturat Miss AE King Fanny Turger Cummings Fnny Kearney Mrs Chs&mith Susannah Clemons Eliza _Ladde Harriet Schlosser Lara M Crutchley AnieELaine Hattie Steiner Elizabth ClippertonLeyA Lane Mary Simmons Julia A Cooper Mary id Miss AR Sigel Annie Catlin Susan is Anna E Simpson Mre Carter Susan Leonard Cath —° Christian Cooper Mary LightfootLucyMSimpson Addie CarterRo:a LanbieEvelineL Taft Capt ED Cummings favy Lyon MargaretE Taylor Matilda ClearyFrancesA Lancaster AmelaTobias Lizzie Crawford Jenny McSweeny Mary Thoimpson Mra Cheasman Mary Mellen Susan Cambell Harriet Moore Jane M Thomns MraJasS LA Derin Wm DowningLtColL Dunn Wm Dixon L8 DouglassCptMH Dodge W-2 . Davis ‘in Doyle Wn rislen Geo. lonchoe M Donelson Wm Paes qT wea Sle Boren Wm uniseh Peter Dupai DeFuy H W-2 pai idee PR] Esler Alex EvanaJno 0: Emerso: Edwards AB EvansCaptJ kin on REO kyansAmos Eldridge Jos-2 Evans<B Fiderkin EB P-2 Etchells Teaac Ellie Scott EvanrCapt G W. Tr Levi Elliott 8B EmmousOapt GPEddy M L wing Thos Elmore Geo B_ Elmer C-2 vans Thos 0 Elles Geo Etienne Messrs& Edwards Thos A Ewerson Geo H Co Ellot Van Buren Emory J M Emerson 0 English Wm H Emery J B ExelethRC BierW Er Fisgler A Fassteneck B 9 FowierRE Fisher A Flictner Geo Fraisnre R pieniay AL Fisher G Finney Thos Fraser A B FesterGeo W Foly ThosO Fowle A8 Fiammer Geo 'rench Thos Foster Rey A8 Foster JozC Foley Wm 0 Franklin Benj Frank Isaac-2 Vickers Wm Fowler Chas W Fuller Isaac Fox W M-4 Forster Chas Forest Jno Fog] Wm H FullerCaptC E-2 Freneh JO Ford Wm T Fitagerald D Frank Levi Fickes Wm-2 Filer E G-2 Forster Mr Fis« Wilbur Fitsgerald Edw Freburger PeterFarringtouLtCol Foster Earl Freeman RV-3) PM Greanleas A Gibney A J Galey A-2 Gulica J és Grimes Alfred Goule Benj GillisBW Gross Conrad Gould Chas Gudykanat C H Gordon Chas S$ Gordon D Groff D F Green Danl Gardner EJ Gribben EK Gellespie Edw Gurley Geo Glotehkiss @ F Greene Geo H Hay Capt Alex Hastings A C Hullings Allen Hedrick Adam Hawes A W Halden Aaron ards AP Hebsham A P Hodge A W Hausman A Harrisse Alfred Hawkins AC Hill Byron Helbrock C-2 at ollingswards Horton CaptCP Hosmer Chas Hartman © Heller Gabriel HeringtonDrOP Horton CaptOP Hartwell LbtC A Hoyt Chas Harris Chas C Henry Capt C A Hackett Dan Hollings panl-2 Hamblett DJ HuntER Heager CaptEW Herbert Erwd ClaytonVirg’a R Moore Mary E Thomas Eliza 3 Cook Je Moore Eliza W ToppingMartha | Houghton) W Derlan Mats Lizzie Thompson Mre | yer F Dougherty Ann PMoor Eliza HT Howard FE Dean Clara Maun Rose A Taylor Mary Hil Freenan B Dezret Emma MurnMargaretAThomasMrsEliza Harwood F DwyerCath Massey Mise Taylor Belle Holman @ M3 Dumor Mary Milla Susanua Tibbetts Nancy | Horta oe DouglassLauraVMoury Jane Taylor Nellie Husecy Gapt GB Derrick Emma McCormickClaraTbomas MaryF | Hell Ges Wo Dungan Mary E McIntireOarl'eRUmberfield Alice DonovauCath Mvekins Emily Valentine Annie Downey Mrs Ed MonroeMarthaA Welch Sarah A Jackson A H DavenportMarthMorony Mary White Wirtie H_ | Jones Albert C DunscombJaneEMahoiy Kate Wells Agness Jewett DrCC Emerson Delia MontagueMrsASWilson Mary Jordan CF | Eastman Mrs Miler Phebe Waters Cathrine Avisos Dennis Col Seth Middlebrook Whitely Georgte oner ae Edmonds MrsE MraWm ___ Wayland Edit! janes EA ElliottHannahMMarshall Jennie Wattson Carl’ne | James Edwd D Evans Margaret Murry Marin WRitticarmaryL | sones R, ven Emerson Julia Mackall Katie Wits Ellen say Gilbert L Eden Jennie-2_ McGowan Kate Ward Nancy Edmonds Mrs E Millststadt MaryWooderd Anna Eliott Lavinia-2McClure Mrs OA Ware Georgeana McCafley MaryF Watson Maret A McGregor Mrs Warren Lavinia Woodgan Mrs Neweomb Mrs Walsh Molly H Wi i mie Mary B Kldridge Alice Enright Kate Fitzgerald Mrs French Laura |} i Ford Fannie M Nichols Kate Fineh Fannie agle Mary Frank Katie EB Nolan Elizabeth Wi Forster Martha NevittMraMJ Wilgus Ann Folmar Mre EN ©’LoughlinMry Walker Artimica Flagler Kate Orcutt Flora E Waters Louisa Fakell HenriettaOrm Mary Warner Celia V Ferrygood SarahOliver Charlotte Yarnell Mise Foster Sarah R-2Page Harriet Lide-4 MisceLLaxzous —Mrs. 8,8. . SS GENTLEMEN’S LIST Az Alcatt Albert AruestHenry Alderman Loon Adams A H-3 Arnold H G Armstrong Mr AllenHonC M Atchison Jas Aymone Alden CH Abbott Jas Andrews NT Alexander t Aukemins Jos Adams N B AdamsC: 2AndersonJ W AllenO EB Alleman Chas AndersonJ D Allen Thos Alexander Geo as Jno Anderson T F Appie Geo E Allard Jos Ault Wm A Armstrong Capt Adams Sergt JB Ash Wm Jno Aiken Wm eo A-2 y! ns Armstrong HG Abbott Wm xB = J Bostwick LM Browning A L-3 Brannon Jas Bortell L Buszell A W Brashears J © Bridgeman A Baley Jno BakerMesrs&Co Boyle A¥ Becker J C Burke piajor Bell Aaron C Brubaker Bennett Mr Brown AG Buckley J M Bressan Nelson BeardsleeLtA W Barten Jno Breniser 0 C Brewer Berke Belinger Jacob Bumby Parke Baker Benj Brawneps Cc seson H Bartle BG BrineydnoB BrookeR L Baker BC&Co-2 Beeker Jno Bartholow Dr B Boyle Benj) H Bailey Lt Jno H Bexter Riehd Bradford C Bulkley Josiak Bechtel 8 H BrookeC A © BradyJacob. 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Soil highly pro- | orehards of choice fruit just eome supplied with of with foree pumpand aque- n yard for supply of stock. ; Location unsurpasned for healthfaliness aad com- 4 mee Property in the City or Georgs- ® i Spy ow. ‘5 BR, at office of Riggs & Co, q 4 BAR WASHINGTON IN MONT- TOR SAL’ B.—The sud- fore been well i as] ofa reeentiy built, coro co Daethiee, exsh ; the bslance in one, two are. Sictne purchaier, opired, the rope on the land 0 aponed 0 ven im- ediately. to LOU Lie Ja., No G5 Deunaitonstiee), Georgetown. J7a7-s0tt Fo BARTELS vine 4n7 GALLERY 209 where Ge visites are taken. of a uewand beautifal style, Having recent new back gronnde and ieee Ata ied. ry , is now pregared to fez of co ieee soe turep are aimired pe bar —96) as bis pie! ed bo TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, _[ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATORES) ee Kansas Invasion of Missouri. . Louie, Sept. 10.— 1 dis: the Democrat, dated Leaventwortt, Sere heats the meeting at Paola yesterday was organized by appointing Lieutenant Governor Osborn chairman. The crowd inattendance numbered over thirty-five hundred armed men. Many Wer prevented irom coming by Gen. Scho- fel sorder and the rain. Gen. Hgme was in- 'T Guced and spoke inthe open ir for three hours, the rain pouring down w@cweentiy. He As very bitter on Schofield and Gamble. Res- olutions were adopted declaring tamgt the po. ey now igiced upon Miseouri and Kaneee sas oue which gives immunity to rebel oye thiz- ere, and exposes tovallste t) memmecre; that clemency to guerrillas end rebels @ cresity te loyalists; that the loyal people who fu: 6 army, and the popular power which, ins it, Dave a legitimate right toe i - tion of a military commander to ruleover. @pn; that a reestablishment of the Degsrtment of eeey is Smperalively . tet we eannot expect peace, security, ox in@e field until the vast territo: cuatoll in department is plaeed ce single commander-in-chief; At the people of Kansas are ableend » to destroy the bushy, haekers, aga as their gar vices are refused by Gen. Sche@eld’s order niae-two, which prohibits them from ceassing the line, we ask the military authorities for immunity to restin eccurity in the fature:and for this poo we demand the station inevery he rhood in Southern Kaneas of a s@flicient force to secure their protection; that the milita- ry authorities shall seize three handred of the men whoure bushwhackers to-day and farmers to-morrow, and hold them as hostages to be executed whenever a raid is made upon Kan- sas; and that, if the Government continues to force upon us the defensive system, we ask our Congressional delegation to urge the immediate return of every Kansas regiment. Eighteen delegates were appointed to visit Washing- ton. TL Arrest and Release ot Mayor Anthony, of Leavenworth, Kansas. Str. Louis, Sept. 10.—A special dispatch to the Democrat, dated Leayenworth, the 9th, says = “Mayor Anthony was arrested by two detec- tives, aided by twenty soldiers, who, without & word with a friend, ora moment's time, laced him in a wagon and started toward ansas City at@ rapid rate. He was taken to Gen. Ewing's headquarte: d after two hours’ consultation with a détective and tele- graphing to Leavenworth, was released. « During Mr. Anthony’s arrest he was, by order of Gen. Ewing, prohibited from private conversition with any one, uor permitted to telegraph or write to his friends in Leaven- worth without submitting the telegram or let- ter to Gen. Ewing. “ The Mayor returned this evening, hundreds of the citizens going out tomeethim. He ad- dressed a vast throng for two hours, giving a statement of the facts of his arrest, and de- nouncing Gen. Ewing in bitter terms. He said Gen. Ewing had agreed to revoke his order de- claring martial law, and that no detective shonid hereafter arrest any civil officer. Eve- ry body here, without respect to party, de- nou s the arrest in unqualified terms.” Capture of Fort Smith, and Evacuation of Little Rock by the Rebels, LeaVENWORTH, Sept. 10.—Official intellio gence of of the capture of Fort Smith reached here this evening. On the 2ist General Blunt camped within two miles of Cooper and Cabe!, who had a force of four thousand rebels west of the fort, aud next morning marched to attack them, butthey had fled. Colonel Cloud chased the bels twenty miles south and had a brief en- nt, but atter a few rounds Uabel’s men ‘apfaii Gane ‘of the 2d Kansas regi- ment killed. Before Colonel Cloud returned General Blunt had entered the fort unresisted. General Bluntis seriously ill, and will re- turn homeward as soon as he is able to sit up. The Creeks have nearly all deserted the rebels. Maclutosh has gone towards Red River with only one hundred and fifty men from his two regiments. In thirty days no rebel force will remiin in the Indian Territory. Contrabands are Hocking to Fort Smith. The rebels have evacuated Little Rock and are removed forty miles to Fort Washington, which they are for- tifying. From Mexico, Saw Francisco, Sept. 9.—The steamer Ori- zaba has urrived from Panama. She brings dates via Manzanilla from Guanajuato to the 19th ult., and the City of Mexico to the 15th. Miremon has been appointed by Gen. Forey commander of the Mexican forces. The Triumvirate has notified the represen- tatives of foreign governments that a legal government has been provided for Mexico, and they have been requested to recognize the ‘Trumvirate as constituting such government. The American and Central American Minis- ters replied that they must recognize the Juarez Governments until further instructions from their Governments. Comontort and Doblado have published strong appeals, urging the Mexicans to continue to respect. New York Democratic State Convention. A.Bany, Sept. 10—The Democratic State Convention sdjourned sine die, after making the following nominations: For Secretary of State, D. B. St. John; es er, Sandford BE. Church; Attorney General, M. B. Champlin; State Engineer, Van. R. Richmond, Treasurer, illiam B. Lewis; Canal Commissioner, W. W. Wright; Inspector of State Prisons, D. B. McNeil; Judge of the Court ef Appeals, Wm. F. Allen. geste From Nerth Carelina. Nxw Yorx, Sept. 10—The Daniel Webster, from the Southern coast, hasarrived here. She that she was boarded on the at 10.30 @. m., inside of Oape Henry, by @ boat be- longing to the a Led Minnesota, from the blockading fleet off Wilmington, N.C. She re- ported being on shore with her boats, and had a fight with the rebels, killing twelve and cap- turing two guns, which she brought away. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE STaB. Panis, July 23, 1863. Bditer Star :—Perhaps no other city en the face of the globe is at present undergotng such changes and improvements as the city of Paris. New palaces and new boulevards are constantly in course of construction. The ‘worst part of Paris has been tarned into beau- tiful avenues. and the old inhabitants of these quarters have had to leave the interior of the city and settle outside of the barriers. The mew boulevard of Prince Eugene promises ta be one of the finest in Paris. The city is unusually abyely. for the summer season, although there are less soldiers to be seen than at any other time I can remember. A regiment of Bedouins is quartered near } Paris, on the Vincennes railroad, and the Pa- Trisiennes go out in large crowds every take a look atthem. Some have called them negroes, wo papers in America ut such is not the | case; they are the genuine sons of the Desert ef Sahara, in the north of Africa. They are ealled here Spahiz, and it seems to me they are brought here only for a show, astheir whole camp ap- pears more like a menagerie than anything else. Their horses are certainly the most beau- tiful animals 1 ever saw, and the care their riders take of them would astonish an Amer- ican army teamster. When not on duty the horses are fastened to a rope about two inches from the ground, with a leather strap tied on the fore foot. No bridie at all is used. The Spahis also cook coffee and sell it for half a franc a cup to the Paris visitors, and almost every one that comes to see them takes a fate of the molasses-like fluid. * Of amucements, with the exception of the Grana Opera, there is little new agoing. Ve- pres Sicikennes at the Academy Imperial, and Zampa at the Opera Comique. I will give de- scription of Sietiennes in my next, L.uaTuue BONNBTS.—A Philadelphia 3: “Webave been shown ladies’ bon made of leather. What is more, they are Pisrict We alto exusaloed PorY guetty market e ficial Nowers, the fo! of water was of same meterial. The colors are almost the ural hue of the material—rosset—in shades. ice is about the same as flowere with foliage of muslin or velvet,” SZ A procession of it Val meeting ra Ohto Bore banner With this isepieiog = White Wusbande _ HH y z 5 : LF i er none.”